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New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

ST UBLET, two rooms and bath. furnished
south and west exposures; May to Octo-
ber Hotel Marie Aatoinette.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

OsslNING-Mspie av,. 1a-room house.
IL ROOM frame house. all improvements.
$4,000. Terms. ''
BENJAMIN +. COwI. Ossining. n Y Phone s5
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

CROTON ON HUDSON-Onc-halt acre
house and garage; fruit trees; sidewalks,
water and electricity in the street. SNAP
at 5000. Terms.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

WEST END Av. SAG. 2c-Furnished to
Oct l. very attractive rooms. regular
kitchen, piano: $l65
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

HARMON ON-ON-HUDSON-In course of CON
struction, stucco Colonial cottage. 3
rooms, bath and garage. Delivery April
Is. $500. Terms.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

MONTROsE - Gentienlan's estate: eight
acres in fruit and berries; ten-roo,rI
house; large barn and chicken house.
$1,000 Terns ~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
New Jersey

COLONIAL VILLA OF rooms. bath and
garage; plot 1o0xi44 feet; going for two
thirds value: must CELL; want $4,000 cash.
balance OF $4,000 on easy term mortgages;
elevation 200 feet. between Montcla!r and
residential section of New Jersey; house
ready for occupancy by Apri Cd, beauti-
fully decorated ahd fitted with electric
very convenient committing to N. Y City;
can provide moving facilities Quick, Post
Office Box 37s. City Hall Station, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

OSSINING-1n an exclusive section; twelve
rooms, two baths; wonderful river view
large verandas. $4,000 Terms.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

DOVER PLAINS--Fifty-s acre farm
two trout brooks; house and barns; two
hours by auto from New York Wonder
ful for week ENDS. s2,2o0. Terms.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

BIG BARGAIN AT LARCHMONT.
3 minutes from station; house "a rooros .
paths; slate roof; excellent condition
garage. Piot looxl76. Immediate posses,
son. /, ASKING Sl7,6oo. OLCOTT C EGGER,
el IL 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill 239G
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
PLANpOME BARGAI
Richmond

will be proud TO own with garage: lots
Of ground, 1ooxl00 feet; steam heat. cleo
trio light. hardwood floors at New Dorp,
Staten Island. Direct from the owner, will
sell cheap, little cash required
K. A LEE 2S0 Madison ave. NJ. II. 73s.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

FARM FOR SALE-BEAuTrFUI, CovN.
try place, miles from Atlantic City
including acres young bearing orchard
strawberries. beautiful 10room house
barn. garage; 3-roonf COTTAGE poultry
houses. All buildings new and modern
congeniences. Ideal healthful location high
ground; only few minutes from seashore
and Sea View Golf Club. Address s. A.
CHASE. 165 Broadway New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
HOIrsE FOR SALE

A charming, new S-room house. with all
improvements, open fireplace. hardwood floors
porches and windows copper screened iocat ed
a terrace, southeastern exposure; lot
80 by 1870: y minutes walk from Eric sta :
tion; price $l1 ,000 Write to 27S Mountain
Way. Rutherford N. ]. TEL 1155-W Ruther-
ford.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

BROOKLYN HEIGHTs-125 Hicks st.
residential district OF Wall st. 10 min
from your office. block from Clark st.
subway station: one-fanily house, -four
stories and basement: 13 rooms. baths
steam heat, electric lights; rent to private
family only. Mr.. Gibson. Hotel 81 George
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

Five Flushing L. L. will be sold auction
the Saturday Bryan L. Kennedy
order Of the Operators Associates Inc The houses within five
minutes and within quick
ing distance Manhattan with purchase
each house Kennedy also will offer seventy home
ses IN one of the best residential sections of Flushing
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

SOME HOUSE
When man needs money his friends are
scarce. II you have $500 the chance of
your lifetime is here If an IS. 900 house
is good enough for you when purchased at
$500 New double shingle; 6 rooms and
bath; laundry separate: best combination
range; cement foored garage, plot 50xl0o.
G 413. Tribune.
LYNBROOK-NEW HOUSE SIX ROOMS,
bath steam heat, gas. electric light;
s8,3Oo; small payment balance same as
rent. Owner. ]. TORRANCE. 40 Jarvis
Place, Lynbrook.
PLANDOME BARGAIN.
Splendid house.. Q rooms baths, all TN
provements. plot 150xl25. price slS,500. c.
I. Robinson. Al West cath st, room 1853.
Phone Fitzroy 1865.
PORT WASHINGTON-Bay view; near
yacht club; new, artistic, Colonial home
rooms, 5 tiled baths; garage; we'll built, /,
reduced. G. 4l9, Tribune.
EIGHT ROOM house furnished. "a Broad
way, Rockville Center. l.. T.; large
GROUNDS. garden; April to September 10.
FOR FURNISHED COTTAGES AT BAY
Shore see Carlton e, Brewster. Bay Shore.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Brooklyn

BROOKLYN HEIGHTs--51 Hicks st. resi-
from, YOUR Office; brick dwelling. rooms,
baths, steam heat. electric lights; suit
able for one or two families; newly reno
waited excellent condition; slu'oeV' pos
session March /; $4,000 cash. Inquire MIR.
Gibson. Hotel st. George. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
New York State

ON dirt road miles off state road; 100
acres. s-room house, barns. big brook.
third fertile valley land, half timber rest
pasture, miles from Carmel; $4,000 third
cash; several similar cheap farms Same
section: write your exact wants; no cata-
logues Alexander. East 42d ST. Wander
bit lo94. Residence Peekskill ass Sun
days; camp sites cheap average with
brooks, near lakes. about so miles out.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
REAL EsTArE--sALE OR RENT
Bronx

All improvements. and rooms; SIS
u0O; near subway and elevated possession
Harden 4 Co. 34S w. l45th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

ELIZABETH. N. J.-Rare combination of
city and country; unexceiled committing
facilities; lot 50x275; six minutes walk
from two railway stations; charming sunny
house; improvements driveway barn
Phone o85-J Elizabeth.
FOR SALE-House. lot. all improvements,
electric lights, rooms, bath. recsption
hall, kitchenette: minutes from station
and trolleys: $4,000: appointment T. w
pay l2S Washington av., South Duneller
N. J. Telephone 2S91-R.
OWNER will sacrifice modern sx-roon
house, large plot, high location. residen-
tial section, 80 minutes commutation il
you VIII phone Morsemere 652 will ar
range appointment with you or address
Owner. Box 1854. Morsemere
READY April I, charming bungalow. six
rooms, improvements; large stone fre
place wooded plot. 100 feet wide: park
lake; terms; photo. Daniel Atkins. Mont
vale, n. ].
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Westchcster

Westchcster
ossISING-Bea residence. foqgtsea n
Highland section. $500. Terms.
DOVER PLAINS-Fifty-s acre farm
two trout brooks; house and barns two
hours by auto from New York. Wonder
ful for week s2,2oo. Terms.
CROTON ON HJDSON-Onc- acre;
house and garage; fruit trees; sidewalks:
water and electricity in the street Snap
at $4,000. Terms.
HARMON MON-ON-HUDSON-In course Of CON
struction, stucco Colonial cottage. 5
rooms, bath and garage. Delivery April
l5. $500. Terms
rooms, two baths wonderful river view
large verandas $4,000. Terms
MONTROsE - Gentleman's estate; eight
| acres in fruit and berries ten-roori
house: large barn and chicken house.
$1,000. Terms
ossINING-Mspie av.. 14-room house.
5000. Terms.
IL ROOM frame house, all improvements.
BENJAMIN r. Cowl. Ossining, N. Y. Phone IS,
50 sAS,RIss,; AGREs; , near trolley Peekskil; old
stream; $4,000, half cash; one acre, 6-rooln
cottage, all improvements. $500; l3o
acres near Mahopac. zoe fruit trees. fine
GARY farm, l2-roou house. large barns
s.,ouV. H. D. Levine Peekskill, n Y.
A BIG BARGAIN AT LARCHMoNT-
minutes from station: house 10 rooms .
natns: slate roof; excellent condition
garage. rlot looxl7 "a. Immediate posses.
sion Asking Sl7.b00. OLCOTT & EGGER
el E' 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill 232G.
MODERN HOMES
White PlAinn, HartsIale, Scar,dals
! From 10000 mp. Send for list.
WIN. e. MDRRBLL, Inc.
Depot Square White Plains N. y Tel seA
LARCHM0NT GARpENs-FINE BUNGA-
low site '5xl SO; Your own price. Must
sell. b. L. BROOME. Tarrytown, N. Y.
HOUSE, furnished or unfurnlshed: desir
able location; for rent or sale. Longacrs
New York State
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Massachusetts
Florida

POULTRY AND FRUIT FARMS In SUNNY
Florida. near Jacksonville: find land We
Will help you financially to make good
Write Jax- Heights Co. Jacksonville, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

LEONIA-Beautifuly finished eight-roorn
house, restricted neighborhood. Tel.
Leonia S53-W
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

5sTH ST, 81 wEsT-Furnished sig large
rooms. bath very cool in summer; MAY
to SEPTEMBER Tel Plaza 4225. Shown by
appointment.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Miscellaneous

SMALL BUNGALOW and lots within com,
muting distance; reasonable. Cali DR.
bENDE 1868 T.. $50 ST. Tel. Vanderbilt 3927
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Long Island

REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

$50 9TH sT.-s-family house. easy terms
schutusGhaE ~ Court st.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Connecticut

$1,000 rooms every improvement: fruit
looxl0o. Mrs. Coan, 1osM, Westwood.
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
TUESDAY CLUB

The tuesday Club held its meet
Ing on January 18th with Mrs. +. ID.
Sampsun in her attractive apart
ments IN the Parker Building with
most of the members present. After
a prolonged business session Mrs.
w. B. Minton took charge of tha
literary meeting the general subject
being "Women's Use OF Suffrage. "
Mrs. S. A. Smithpresented a paper
on Did Women Avail Then sel, es
of the Vote?" Mrs. II. NJ. OldfSld 5
paper was What DO the Wumcu
Want Next?" Mrs MintOn gave con-
else biographies of several "uHcE
who are leaders in womcn's .nDNa-
ments Many interesting facts were
brought out in the roll call which
was responded to with it"rS along
the subject of the day.
Dainty refreshments w"rH So ~ ed
by the hostess assisted by her visit
ing daughter, Mrs. r. F.. Cornish and
Miss Jewel Tye.
The next meeting VIII hr at ~"
home of Mrs. w. S. Hudson ON Knox
Street with Mrs. Ed FaGll;nrI~ Ts
leader Cf the literary session.
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
AItrENIUS NEWS

We regret to announce the demise
of Mrs. Martha Gibson, wife Of Field
ling Gibson. who died on Jan
Iuury 18th, at 9:2O O'Clock. Mrs.
IGibeou was a member of the Chris
tiau Church and was generally be-
loved. \ husband, Il daughter and
two sons survive her. The funeral
Twas held at the Christian Church.
Rers. Stamper Of Middlesboro and
Masters of Crab Orchard officiating.
lIrtermcnt was in the Barbourville
| Ccmetery
| Matt Powers. recently returned
from the Logan Santarium, con-
tinues to improve.
Brother Curry held services at
the BAPTIST Church Sunday morning
and night and a large crowd was
present.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Sol Messer,
an eight pound boy, January IL.
named Reed,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Baker,
a boy. January -, named Verglec.
Puss Kindard and Edith Steward
were quietly married at Cumberland
Gap January II. Best wishes
John Mills has been attending
Court al Barbourville for the past
two weeks.
NJ. d. Hubbard and Ben Messer
made business trip to Pmeville
Monday.
Dr. r. II. Burton was in ArtcmuS
Monday 10 see his various patients.
Aunt Louisa Hubbard has been
very i'll for the past three weeks
Larkin jackson has moved into
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
FALLEN ASLEEP

On January 18th at 9:3O A. NJ.
Mrs. Fielding Gibson. at Artemus,
Ky, passed into the beyond where
she is now enjoying the rewards
promised to all the faithful. In her
death the husband has lost a good
wife, the children a good mother,
the church a faithful member. Our
loss is her gain. The funeral service
was held at the Christian Church
in Artemus and the remains laid to
rest in the BarbOurvilie Cemetery.
Brother Gibson extends his heart
felt thanks to the many friends for
their kindness in his trying hour.
Contributed.
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
\ CORisEC 'ftON

Garrich. ny. Jan. II. 1921.
Editor Mountain Advocate
In edition of Jan. 18th. under the
column of Emanuel News" the fol-
lowing &c. c. Chestnut, of Garrich
and Miss Ida Brown, of Grays Knob.
were married at the home of the
bride last week" appeared.
| beg to assure you this is an
incorrect statement, and beg you to
correct same in next edition.
Thanking you in advance, | am.
Yours very truly,
c. C. CHESTNUT
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
Valuable Discovery.

A California chemist is said b hapA
discovered process by which plaft-
mum is extracted from the ore which
also yields gold and silver. The ~
suit is that one company which foe
merry worked the material for goie
and silver alone, recovering $40 q ton
Of material, is now getting $500 q
ton in gold, silver and platinum.
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
Mary MaudaIenS.

II is fairly general 0ptnion ina
Mary Magdalene derived her nauaa
from the town of Magdala- to which
she belonged. Some scholars think
that they have found her name In IN
Did Hebrew root, and from that DOH
vatIon they call her Mary of the CO.
oroldered hair. Nobody really knosP
why she was called Magdalene: but
she is described IN TIE Gospels al thar
woman out O. nHo.u Jesus Christ cast
seven devils There is no scriptursi
reason for identifying her with Q
woman of light character.
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
Lady or Gentleman Agent Wanted

in the City of Barbourvillc to sell the
genuine j. r. Watkins Medicines,
Spices. Extracts, Toilet Preparations
etc. All or spare time. A wonder
full opportunity to get into business
for yourself. Write today for free
particulars and sample. j. r. Wat
kins Co, 60, Memphis. Tenn
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07
Personal Mention

Good and prompt printing at the
Mountain Advocate. sd II
J. +. Archer of the Jones Hotel,
is III this week.
J. ". Campbell was In town Mon
doy shopping.
J. II. King, Of Swan Lake, was in
town Monday.
James d. Jarvis was in Corbin on
business Monday.
Clarence Parker spent the week
end at Pineville on business.
Harry Hershberg is working with
J. r. Murphy. city engineer.
Russell Bowman, Of Covington, is
visiting home folks.
oliver Hubbard, of the Hickory
Mill force. is said to be suffering
with typhoid fever.
Startling Rose, OF Swan LaE!, ,ett
for Knoxville accompanied by DR.
Lee Rose, for eye treatment.
w. H. Pridemore, popular mer-
chant OF Wheeler. was in town Sat
urday buying supplies.
A. G. Bryant. OF Bryant Store was
here this week laying in a supply
for his store.
N. J. Faulkner. popular merchant
of Perman. was here Monday on bus
mess.
Clarence Warfield and Cecil
Brown came in the first OF the week
to attend b. p. I.
Miss Mary Agnes Heidrick has re-
turned to the Kentucky College for
Women at Danville.
w. NJ. Strong, of Lay, was the din
ner guest of Judge X. F. Davis on
Tuesday.
J. w. Rose and George Franklin
\ King, of Swan Lake, we're here on
siness Monday.
Clarence Banks has returned from
Louisville and other points where he
spent Christmas holidays.
Mr., and Mrs. Clark. Of nroekSiiie
Pa. ara visiting their daughter. Mrs.
c, r. Heidtick, for an indehaits time
Minis xenla Gilbert Ia assia smii-
ins her smile at tho @. l.. Franklin
store after visit to homo folks,
Sam Hale was in Louisville Fri
day attending the monthly meeting
OF the force Of ]. zinmeister & Son.
Please note the advertising car
cied by the Quaker Maid Grocery
CO., Of Louisville. Ky,
For SaIe-Bahy buggy in good
condition. Mrs. NJ. G. Hignite, ALI
son Ave. 10-3tp
Mrs. J. A. McDermott, who has
been the guest of Mrs. W. NJ. Lewis.
OF Louisville. has returned home.
Miss Jane Keith. OF Union College
was taken to her home in Manches-
ter Sunday being quite sick.
For Sale-75 acres. fine soil, al
most all timber, good coal. Fairly
close in. $50 per acre. Address
XYZ Box 215, Barbourville, Ky.
The hot water system at the home
OF DR.. J. G. Tye installed by j. NJ.
Hinkle. plumber and steam filter, is
giving splendid satisfaction.
w. NJ. Baker. who has been quite
i'll is improving according to the lat
est reports. This will be good news
TO his many friends.
Quaker Maid of Louisville has
our unqualified o. X. for reliability.
They are also helping make it pos
sible fr the Advocate to progress.
J. l.. Stanfll has bought the build
now occupied by the Model Bakery.
The former owner was Miss Sue
Sawyers.
Miss Mae Carter, of Union College
makes weekend trips to Middlesboro
to play the pipe organ at the Pres
byterian Church which is in charge
Of DR.. John Gray.
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07

Rush Jobs rushed Mountain Ad-
vocate. n
J. II. Black, agent for Frick q Co
Saw Mill Machinery, has returned
from a trip to Clay County.
w. +. Price is contemplating the
installation OF a lath mill near the
l.. & N. depot.
J. w. Broughton has closed down
his coal busi,Syss and is now engaged
in the ret, o, mercantile business.
G. w. Newman and Dick Hughes
are ready to grind meal at their mill
near the depot.
1t is reported that George Goodin
is in the ring for the Office Of jailer
and expects to announce soon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c.
Jackson. OF Cannon, a boy, Grover,
January 18th.
For Rent-Two unfurniseh rooms
suitable for light-housekeeping. Two
doors below Beddow's Store. Mrs.
Fred Reiser. l2-2tp
Statesmen Wanted To solicit
orders for lubricating oils, gresses
and paints. Salary or Commission.
Address LINCOLN OIL CO., Cleve-
land, Ohio. 12-2tp
According to the Three States,
Middlesboro. there are between 800
and 400 persons afflicted with small
pox which is confined to about 100
families. 1t is reported quarantined
families are attending picture shows
Hon. Sawyer A. Smith, OF Bar
| bourville, was q visitor at the State
Capitol yesterday and called upon
the Governor while here.--Kentucky
Republican.
Under the present law, booze con
be carried Into the Court Heaes and
sold and al ef,eer dare not search
the suspect sithe he may be morally
certain Ae Ia carrying heoss. For
fear Of a damage suit he has to
pass up ths offeRse.
Mrs. Greasy Phiipatt. who lives
with her son. Dan Philpett beyoad
Ballinger, Oh Sunday celebrated
her seventy-fifth birthday. All the
family with the exception of one
son were present and he was not
able to be present on account of the
illness of his little girl. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Newman and numerous grand
children.
Ben Collingswarth and Bailey
Cook, of Artemus. we're here Mon
day and Tuesday. They were getting
out coal for Mrs Elizabeth Ceilings
worth. They have been partners for
some years and Bailey Cook has
been a dinner guest Christmas Day
at the Collingsworth table for the
past four years and will continue to
do so until he succumbs to the call
of the fair.
We were informed Monday OF the
probable advent of one of a chain
of grocery stores which carries
large advertising. The head OF this
firm has been watching the local
advertising columns OF the Mount
ain Advocate and has found grocery
advertising does not exist. He has
thus been LED to the conclusionthat
Barbouryille offers a live field for
progressive. advertising grocery firm
and will probably place a chain store
here
Merchants report an encouraging
inclination to buy once more. This |
will mean, should the tendency be |
general, the opening OF factories
over the country and the resumption
of more normal conditions. Let us
be thrifty and stay thrifty by all
means, where it is good sense to be
thrifty where il is good sense to be
so, but let us helr the general move
ment TO create a demand for essen
tials by no longe,' denying ourselves
the things we really need.
Dr. A. l.. Parker. who is equipped |
to find the seat OF trouble in the
roots OF teeth with his X-ray ma
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07

See Mrs. Pattie Dishman. lift.
The new water filter al Union Col
lege has been installed by Gus Hau-
ser who can turn his hand TO any
thing and make II go.
Judge X. F.. and VIII Davis were
at Brush Creek Sunday attending
services. They went with Shank's
pony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dizney have
taken charge Of the working of the
Aunt Ann Goodin farm on Fighting
Creek.
Quaker Maid of Louisville Is the
only grocery advertising carried by
the Mountain Advocate. A newspa-
per is sustained by its advertising.
Ergo.
The First National Bank is maxi
ing some improvements at the back
of the bank They are also INSTALL
ing a directors room up stairs.
J. b. Trosper. of Brush Creek
was here this week and said the
people of his neighborhood will be
glad to see the mines running once
more.
Ion Carroll came in from Bowl
ing Green Tuesday. He states that
Western kentucky oil has dropped
fifty cents a barrel in price ana is
now selling at $3.50.
Oil and Gas Leases in any quaint
ity desired at the Mountain Advo
cate Office
The Knox Garage has purchased
carload of Comet cars which are
expected here next week This car
is dandy in every respect and will
sell for $2.25O.0O
Please take note of the advertis-
ing of the Quaker Maid Grocery
Louisville. Ky. They sell first class
products and don't mind spending
money to tell you they will appre-
ciate your business.
We shall appreciate q trial order
to Quaker Maid, Louisville, Ky,
which is the only grocery "ad" we
carry. 1t is thus precious in our
eyes. One grocery concern at least
shows confidence In the Advocate.
W, A. Donaldson. of Knox Fork,
stopped here Monday on his way to
corbin. accompanied by his dausht-
er, Miss Lana. Mr.. Donaldson's
friends are urging him to run as d
candidate for magistrate.
Archie McDermid. of Honolulu, is
visiting his sisters. Mrs. w. B. Min
ton and Mrs. Fred Burman. He Is
on furlough of five months and Is
much taken with the beauty of our
section and its kindly people.
Clarence Swearingeh has resigned
his position with Heinz 81 Varities
to accept third partnership and
the position of general manager
with J. l.. Tiller & Sons. one of the
most important and progressive gro
Gerry stores in Middlesboro.
Rev. Gil Dizney states there have
been thirty to thirty-fve additions
to the Holiness Church as Il result
of the revival which has been going
on at the Court House for the past
three weeks. This revival has been
transferred to Hi-Land Park.
The Barbourvile Electric Light
Company has received the motor
that will make the wheels go round
at the plant of the Barbourville
Laundry Company which it is hoped
will soon he running as it will be u
tremendous work saver for our
women folk.
Sergt. X. w. Wilson on Monday
reported that his neighbors down
the river are becoming interested in
the Advocates campaign for more
Strawberries. He himself will plant
some this spring and also rasp-
berries. Hon. j. NJ. Robson, NJ. c.,
will be glad to send literature from
Washington.
Piano For Sale-In first class con-
dition. About one year old Price
100000, was $S5O.OO. II. H. Wal
ker, Lawson Building. Barbourville,
Kentucky, loft
Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07

the house he bougI
Jackson. /
Sol Scalf has bout
Of Boyd Mays and
as soon as the latt
on Turkey Creek e.
Judge Hammons
was here Monday
bin.
John Mills I'd
Monday stating l
on Sinking CreX
left immediately
Jack Brock. y
ing for j. G.. FL h32p e
for Harlan. "
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
IN OIL GAME

Frank Bach. w. Ca EdwIua and Mrs. Alico Coughlin. an Of this city, have entered Che on game by filing for prospecting permits on 2,560 acres of oil land near Liuya bay The filings wcrc made last week be- fore Register Of Che Land Onice F.. A. Boyle
 Many years ago Mir. Bach found oil saopaeo on Che west side Of Lit- uya bay. but n those days oil was not thought anything Of In Alaska. Some time ago @ man was grub- .takcd Go go Go tho place and look over Che ground Tho soepages were not found owing to Che snow that was covering Che ground. but loca- tIons have been made covering thc area where they are known to be. Two other parties from Juneau have also dlcd ot Che same location.
 It is known that besides oI there is considerable coal land surround ing Lituya bay.