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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
TALKING MACHINES, ETC.

COLUMBIA Grafonolas, records. clocks.
watches, 1ewelry. Catholic prayer books;
repairing all makes talking machines:
watches. B. Dzielak, 3l2 Smith st.
EMERSON RECORDS. all the latest songs
and dance hits on sale. Watches. Clocks
and Jewelry; also expert watch repair
ing. S. Carbon. 10 Smith st.
COLUMBIA G~rafonolas. all the latest
records: sewing machines and baby
carriages on easy terms at Salter's. 357
State St. Phone $50.
HITs-First and best; on Pathe and Ac-
tuelle Steel Needle Records. Special
offer with each Pathe Machine from
Model No. Z to Model No. IS; $500
worth Of records free. Easiest kinds
Of easy terms. We have all the latest
music rolls. ]. Smerling. 14S Smith
st. Open Evenings. Tel. 1850
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
NOTICE

All persons concerned may take notice,
that the Subscriber executrix, etc, of
Frank ]. Palmer. deceased. intends to ex-
hibit her final account to the Orphans
Court for the County of Middlesex. on
Friday, the eighth day of April. 1921, at
10 A. NJ, in the Term of April, 1921, for
settlement and allowances; the same be-
ing first audited and stated by the Sur
rogate.
Dated. March 3. 1921.
MARY L. PALMER,
Executrix.
- ro 9s a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

FOR SALE room house. Raritan Man
or; all improvements; steam heat. cleo
trio light, gas. owner moved out Of
town.. j.. Kreielsheimer &c Son. 1913
Smith st. Phone 1914.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

FOR SALE-Five room house; all i'm
provements on Mary Street; baragin.
Inquire Massopust Bros. & Company.
COZ State Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

ONE Eleven room brick house; one nine
room frame house; 100 K 100; garage
and barn in rear; heat: small cash re-
ouirad 230 Elm ST
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

/ WILL SELL my 5 room house in Fords,
all Improvements: at a bargain: small
amount o. cash down or will take va
cant lot in part payment. T. y. Box
% Perth AmhnY-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

TWO Family brick building N Catalpa
Ave, ell improvements except steam
heat; a bargain. Alexander Kosene.
RarIfau AuIIdfnR-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

FOR SALE-Two family seven room
frame stucco dwelling on Bruck Ave.
Inquire Massopust Bros. G. Company.
600 Ctofa Ctraaf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TWO-l9iS Dodge Touring with inter
toms qQo Smith Sf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

ANDREW ANDERSON. Trucking, en-
gines, boilers. machinery. safes. heavy
hauling and rigging Of every descrip-
ton. Pierce Arrow and Packard 5 ton
trucks. Tel. 17S. II Fayette Str t.
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

kADlN. express aud storage, long dis
lance moving with care. 204 New Rruns-
wick Ave. Phone 1876. 1889 Perth Am
boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

FREDERICK L. BROWN & SON; Real
Estate. Mortgages. Insurance and
Steamship service. We are now located
In our new building. 2s2 King 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
TRUCKING

JOHN GARDELL. transfer and auto
trucking; storage furniture and D rs
moved; city and country. EOS Market
st. Phone AIS.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-03
Memorial Day In Edgerton.

Memorial Day exercises were carried
out in Edgerton according 20 the pro-
gram published in q previous issde OF
The Reporter. The day was ideal with
bright sunlight and cool pleasant
breeze. The program in front of the
band stand on Fulton street was lis
tened to by a good sized audience. The
soldiers, sailors and marines in uniform
shared the honors with the veterans of
the civil war in the attention paid them.
The world war men marched, marshaled
by officers on horseback leading the
columns. Automobiles were provided
for the old soldiers, for the w. r. C.
and the Service Star Legion and others
who wished to attend the exercises at
the cemeteries.
The principal speaker of the day was
Rev. Melrose of GAINESVILLE. In seri-
GUS and thoughtful address he outlined
the springing moments in the history
of this nation, drawing background
for an appeal to the men of our age to
remain faithful to the fundamental
doctrines of our government and the
visions upon which these rest, and from
which they take life and meaning. He
emphasized strongly that in true de-
mocracy the idea of rightsAof individ-
uals and groups leads to disintegration
and chaos, and that the ideas of re-
sponsibility of the individual and the
group to the whole are the creative and
carrying power which builds and pre-
serves society and the nation.
The procession formed on Fulton
street, and it was a large and imposing
line of men and women on foot and in
autos that moved forward to do honor
to the heroes who sleep on the hill in
the three cemeteries south of the city.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-03
Obituary
ORsoN N. COON.

One of the old settlers of town of
Fulton, Orson N. Coon, passed away
from this life suddenly last week Thurs
day, May rs.
Deceased was born in Coonville, New
York state, Sept. Is, 1884. He came
out west in his early manhood and set
tied in town of Fulton where he lived
% years. About 20 years ago he re-
moved to a farm near GAINESVILLE and
has made his home there ever since.
Mr.. Coon was twice married. His first
wife, Minerva Takes, died great
many years ago, leaving one daughter,
Dell FILLMORE, whose home is in Mime
sofa. His second wife, Ida Ten Eyke,
survives her husband. They have three
daughters, Mrs. Fred Carrier of Edger-
ton, Mrs. Forest Robinson of GAINESVILLE
and Miss Pearl Coon living in Iowa.
Mr.. Coon also leaves three sisters, Mrs.
John Sykes, Mrs. Jenny Glidden and
Mrs. Elmyre Mole.
The funeral was held from the home
last Sunday afternoon at 80, conduct
ed by the Rev. Pearson of the Baptist
church of GAINESVILLE, and interment
made in Fassett cemetery at 800 in
the afternoon.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-03


Mrs. Maud Krupp of Bloomington,
ILL.,, spent few days of the week with
her mother, Mrs. James Harrison.
Oscar L. Olson has been elected
secretary of the Edgerton Country club
to succeed P. N. Grubb, who resigned
at the time of taking up his business
residence in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Jos. Leary returned Sunday
from Madison where another blood
TRANSMISSION was made. She is holding
her own, and all her friends are enter
tanning the hope that she may have a
steady improvement.
H. S Sloan, Milwaukee attorney,
was in Edgerton Wednesday. He made
The Reporter pleasant call, and met
a number Of his old Edgerton friends
who are always glad to shake hands
with the genial attorney.
Miss Emily Hyer, a registered
pharmacist of Waterloo, Wis, is serv-
ing in the Atwell- Dallmann Drug Co.
during the summer months to give the
other members of the personnel of
the store leave to enjoy their sum-
mer outing Miss Merrill will spend
her vacation at Lake Ripley. George
Dallmann is again at the desk. i
Sanford F. Smith, son of DIR. and
Mrs. Smith of this city, visited at the
home of his parents from last Satur-
day till Monday. He is employed by
the Bell Telephone Co., making sur
veys of future business of the COM
pany. His work takes him to every
part of this country. Until September
he will be at Minneapolis.
Fred A. North & Son have brought
into this section twelve Jersey, register
of merit animals from the University
of Wisconsin and Tomah sales. Two
of the cows were the highest priced
sold at Tomah. Back of them is long
ancestry of cows making from rs lbs.
of butter per week to 300 lbs. per year.
That they show their breeding is the
opinion of all who saw them being led
to their new home.
Lawrence Curran, who is a student
in the Naval academy, Annapolis,
leaves June 3 aboard the American
warship South Carolina for cruise in
Atlantic waters The voyage will cover
a period of three months and take the
young midshipmen to harbors and towns
of western Europe. They spend two
weeks in Christiania, Norway, and from
there go to visit places in other coun-
tries until they reach Gibraltar They
return by way of Cuba and expect to
land in the home country Sept. /. Last
year the young men cruised in the Pa
cifc. :
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-03

~ UR guarantee alone
ought to bring every
man i'm this town to
our store. It elimi-
~ mates every risk. If
you are not satisfied
with the wear, style, fit,
value-money back.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
HNUTf PRO NOVY ZPUSOB
MESTSkE ADMlNISTRACE.

Move organisovana Cleve.
landska Obtanska Rada, sesta-
vena re zastupcd muzskych
zenskych klubG a federaci IL.
spofada V sobotu odpOledns
hromadnou schulz V hotelr
Winton, ma ktere bude jedna
no o Rampant pro referendum
pro hnuti. ably Cleveland spra.
vovan byl m6stskym riditelen
a o zalozeni tradovny pro zlo
cineckou statistiku zdejsicl
soudd podobne jak Sc stalo '
Chicagu. X schulz bylo vydanc
ma 500 pozvani, ale kdo Sc {
wee zajima, bude vitan bez po
zvani, iak pravil znamy rev
A. S. Gregg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
SLABY TLAK PRlRODNfHO
PLYNU.

Ia vcereiSiho dne byl tlak
prfrodniho plynu V Cleveland6
Il predmestich TAX slaby, ze no
spodyne n9kterych domech
nebyly s to uvai.iti obed. Nej-
menSi tlak byl ma vychodni
strane, pouhou unci. kdezto "a
pad Sc tesil tlaku tri unci. ac
normalne ma tyz obnaSeti sest
unci. East Ohio Gas Co. poda-
VII ma tetne stiznosti vysvetle-
nj. ze priGinou jest uzivani ply
nu misto uhli V kombinatnim
topeni nasledkem poslednej-
Sich chladen. VSem postize-
nym ale oznamuje dnes pov6tr
nostni prorok +. II. Emery, re
dnes nastane otepleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
TATRANl PO vKAHU UC,-
TELEK WOLFOVf A
FOOTEOVT.
Otisky prstI die RertilIonoys
systtmu jsou brany ceiem
townsipu.

We snaze vypatrati dosud ne
Znameho pachatele vrazd uci-
tclek Wolfove a Footeoye bylo
narizeno, ably kazdy obyvatel
Parma township We Skole ma
Eean Ridge ave. 81 nechal o.
tisknouti prsty, coz Sc dalo Y
dtery a vGera veter. Praci tuto
vykonaval policejni expert Ber
tillonova systemu G.. koestle,
kdo tax opomenul, bude osob-
ne vysetfovan. jak pravil wee
ra Serif G.. B. Stannard.
Ma farm9 vzdalene az pet
mil jihovychodne cd mista ci-
nu nalezena byla kniha nesou-
ci jmeno utitelky Footeove q
diva kabaty. Vaci jsou Zablace-
nv a nesou stopv krve. Farma
obydlena byla az do S. brezna
rodinou Fletcherovou, iez Sc
vyst6hovala do Rerea. Fletcher
SO primal, re kabaty jsou je
no a re ie iako nepotfebne po
hodil. Cervene skvrny pax jsor
pry Cd barvy, jelikoz Sc barve
nim Gast6ji zamestnaval meier
ma farm6 vlastni, ale i V sou
sadstvi. Knihu pax 81 cd Foo
tovt vypnjcil ieho 13lety synel
ie8t6 Y dobe. kdyz tato vyuto
vala ma Poplar skole V Brook
lyme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
POZAR u SWIFT G. CO.

Oheh neznameho pGvodu
propuknuv5i V chladirnach ma
safsk6 spolecnosti Swift and
Co.. 2446 zap. 25. ul. lbyl zdo.
Ian hasitstvem teprve Pc ttyr-
hodinntm 1sili. Skoda Zpdso.
bcna ma Zasobach masa ma
budov9 ide do tisicn. Pozal
vZnikl V ,pi'iZemku a prodra
sc liz do tretiho poschodi kdv3
byl teprve ZpozorOvan a vydaT
pozarni poplach. PrGGeli a jed
ma strana cihelne budovy byly
zniteny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
NOVA REFORMA PRO
LAKEWOOD PRI pLACENf
JlZDNEHO.

Okresni soudce G.. p. Baer
npravil ma spoienou zadost II.
j. Crawforda. pravnlho zastup
&C spoletnosti poulitnirh drah
a X. c.. Currena. mestsk6ho ri
ditele pray V Lakewoodu. ne
dAvno vydany soudnl 2akaz
nasledovn6:
Cestuifcf nastupuiici Y Lake
wood do voz1 iedoucich sm6-
rem vychodnim. mohou "a il
2du platiti jen SC pTipadnvm
hezpfatnyr pfestupnim list
kem ma Etaroukoli trait cleve-
landskou. Cestujfci pax, jedou-
II n CleVelandn do Lakewood
,aplati &c. a dodatoCny cent IN
listek pfeatupni, iak Sc plati V
ostatnim meste. PriGinou opra-
Wy isou spekulanti, kteri nase-
dali Y meste a kondukterovi
pravili, &c jedou do Lake
woodu, ably ma iizdn6m timto
2pGsobem usetrili a spolecnost
TAX ma jejich pfiimech zkra-
covali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24

pred soud, 1by Sc z emu zod-
povidali, jsou to NJ. .Herendeen,
Charles Habig, jenz byl pfi ti-
nu sam postrelen, d Christ Lon
char. Udane noel byl Dyke 4
jiny straznik cyklista uvedome
nj, ze kolem Collinwoodu Sc u
dAlo loupezne prepadenf, sli
pc stope 4 dopadli TIL lupite
prayt pfi cinu. Tito dali Sc ma
it6k a jeden 2 nich Sc obratil =
,vypalil Ma straznlka osudnou
ranu. Dyke Sc pustil IA mimi,
&c smrtelne zran6n a pronasle-
doval je diva bloky, az vysile-
MIN klesl. Ia rchajicimi ban
dity stfilel a jednoho p nich,
Habiga, trefil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
JOE STECHER A VLADEK
ZBYSKO v CLEVELANDE.

Nejlepsl zapasnici tezke va
ny, t9sici Sc svetove pov9sti,
Joe Stecher a Vladek ZbySko,
budou zapasiti V Clevelande V
sobotu dne 2. dubna V Moose
sfni, jak prave oznamuje pod
nikatel zapasu Petr Zilinskas.
Die planu podnikatele nebu-
dou vsak ami ZbySko ami Ste
cher zapasiti jeden $ druhym,
ale ka4lemu postaven bude
protivnik iiny. Sportovni uda-
lost ma byti jakousi ps;pravou
k velkemu match, jehoz Sc su-
castni znamy sampion Strang
Ter Lewis.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
SCHUZE CESKE BESEDY.

Schuzi, konanou 90. breZna
V G.. N. S. ma Broadway Zaha-
i'll br. Vac. Hontik. Zapis re
schaze 20. unora schvalen. Pfi
piS pekarske unie wat X vedo-
mi. Zprava 2astupce Skolniho
Patronatu a Ces. Mar. Sine
schvalena, jak podana. Br.
predseda vysvetlil, re schize
byla svolana "a uGelem stale
no usneSeni, jake pocty Sc ma
prokazat zemrelemu clenovi.
Usneseno, by V padu umrti Gle
ma, Ceska Beseda dala do Ca
sopisu "Sv6t" vereinou SOU
strast a v9novano $5 Ces. Ned.
Svob. Skole misto kvetin. Tyto
vyhody Sc poskytnou bratrim,
ktefi mali svG pf.isp9vkv zapla-
ceny. Zadny Gle1 neni oprav-
ren k temto vyhodam, zdali
dluhuje pfisp6vky dele iak til
mesice. Dale usneseno. by kaz-
dy Glen zapravil do umrtnfho
fondu 25c "a rok. Toto usnese-
nj. taiemnik uvefejni V Gas.
"Sv6t". - Zvolen zabavni w
Dor, ktery ma usporadat wy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
LUPlCI POSTREI.ENY
STRAzNfk ZEMkEL.

Policeini straanlk. Zastava-
iici sluzbu m motocyklu. Au-
gust Dyke. ienz byl dne 20. IL
nora ma Westropp ave. vych.
lat. ul., kdyz Sc snazil Zabra-
niti loupezi. postfelen. zemrel
vGerejSi noci We SVEN domove,
1409 Fairfield ave-. nasledkem
tohoto zran9ni. Tri muzi jsou
We vazbe a budou postaveni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24
POIlCEJNf NAEELNfK
SMITH MEZI kANDIDATY
MAYORSTVI.
Seznam cstatnfch Sekancu.

Jak vefejnost byla vtera po-
ueena, kandidovati bude poll
ceini Sef Frank Smith o pff-
stich podzimnich volbach ma IL
lad mayora. Vyzada 81 Cd me
sta v srpnu dovolenou ma tfi
mesice, ably Sc mohl v6novati
vlastni volebni agitaci. Nebu-
deli mu dovolena udelena, no
dla Sc proste mista jako hlava
policie vzdati a "a kazdou ce-
nu zkusiti svoje st6sti Y politi-
ce. Byv tazan, pravil, re by o
cele v6ci nerad Sc rozsiroval, /,
ale radcove jeho prozradili, re
SC vytasf Sc svymi plany jak-
mile mu udelena bude zmint-
nj dovolena. Die domntnek
sm6rodatnych kruh6 byl by
Smith nejsilnejsim cekancem
re vSech dosud imenovanych
domnelych kandidatu.
Az dosud Sc proslychalo, ze
0 pfistich volbach hodlajf kan
didovati Fred Kohler, byvaly
policejni nacelnik nynejSi
okresni komisar, radnf %. war
dy Hincliffe, okresni klerk
Haserodt okresni pokladnik
Boyle, ieiichz petice isou jiz Y
obehu. Z demokraticke strany
byvaly kongresnik r. j. Bulk
ley, Rob. Crosser, byvaly kon-
gresnik a +. l.. Waite, byvaly
m9stsky fiditel parkG a dnes
tajemnik guvernera Harry l..
Davise.
Smith by byI kandidatem
mimo politickych stran a jeho
sluzebni leta "a mayorovani
Davise a Fitzgeralda maii byti
jeho doporuGenim, ac neni prA
We jisto, ze by "nebezel" jako
kandidat republikansky, kdy-
by jej strana schvalila. Y ura-
de jako nYelnik policie tezce
nesl, Ae rozkazy jeho podleha-
ly revisi fiditele mGstske bez-
pecnosti A. 3. Sprosteho, ktery
arci byl jeho nadfizenym ufed
nfken.
Ze Zapas o lifad cleveland
skeho mayora bude tuhy, ma
sv6dcuie zprava 2 Columbus
dncs uyerejnGna V zdei$ich Ii
stech. kdyz nell byt vGera Sc
natni ufednici fotografovani,
vyzval mistoguverner Brown
senatora j. A. Reynoldse, jedi
neho demokratickeho elena, a
by Sc k skupin6 pfipojil s po-
znamkou, re ma byti nacelnik
mensiny take zastoupen. Kdyz
senator Reynolds povstal, byl
roZdraven potleskem svych ko
legti a volanim: "PfiSti mayor
Cleyelandu!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24

chazku do prirody pro cleny q
iich zname. VJbor sestava n
bratff M. Papeze, B. Prihody a
Jana Ondracka. - Tai. ozna-
mule, ze odcestuje a ma zakla-
de toho sc vzdava tajemnictvi
q ma jeho misto zvolen br. NJ.
Papez. Pfijem $23.25, vydej
$2.75. "a tisk post. listkG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24

Nezapomente! Navstivte
dne a. dubna vecer o 1880
hod. pfednasku doprovaze-
nou svstelnymi obrazy no
thema "Krasy ceskosloven-
skych krajG", poradanou v
Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway. Vstup uplne vol.
ny. - Ceske Narodni Sdru-
Ieni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24

Jedno z nejkrasnejsich
dramat kdy sepsanych, Sc
hrano bude v Ceske SIM So
kol dne q. bfezna. Madame
4. Zaopatrete 81 vstupenky
ihned a predejdete zklama-
ri.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
ELKS ARE IN SESSION

LOS ANGELES, July 1.-The ffty-seventh annual meeting of the Elks' grand lodge, began in this city on Monday, with large num- Der of delegates in attendance. One of the first questions up for con- sideration was the location of the permanent headquarters of the or ganization.
 The annual report shows that the order now has 1,42l lodges and a total membership of 760,441 Over a score of new lodges were added during the past year.
 William w Mountain, of Toledo, has been elected grand exalted ruler to succeed William Abbott. San Francisco, Toledo and Atlantic City want the next grand lodge meeting.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
CUTTER BEAR LOCATES MAUD

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 14- Wireless advices received from the revenue cutter Bear state that Ex- plorer Amundsen's schooner Maud, which was disabled early this year, off the coast of Siberia, through loss of propeller, has been located and will be lowed to Nome as soon as weather conditions will permit.
 Amundsen and the members of his party reached Nome several weeks ago and will make another start for the Polar regions as soon as the Maud has been repaired and equipp- ed for another voyage.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14

IRISH CONFERENCE TODAY;
 MORE RIOTING AT BELFAST

LONDON, July 1.-The first con- ference between President Devalera and Premier Lloyd George will be held this afternoon, and it is an- nounced at Sim Fein headquarters that no others are to be present at the meeting.
 Advices received from Belfast this morning state that more rioting oc- cured there yesterday afternoon.
 The Earl of Bandon, who was kid naped in Ireland on June 21, was permitted to return to Bantry yes terday, unharmed, according to in- formation received from Cork.
 President Devalera and the Re- publican leaders who arrived from Ireland this week to discuss peace terms with Lloyd George, were given tumultuous reception.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
SEATTLE BANDITS ACTIVE;
 ROB MESSENGER or BANK

SEATTLE, July 14-One of the boldest daylight robberies recorded in this city was staged at ten o'clock this morning at Second avenue and Spring street, when two armed men held up Leland Higby, messenger of the Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company and escaped with a sachel containing $25,000 in currency. The bandits made their getaway in an automobile.
 The robbery was witnessed by a taxi driver, who started in pursuit when the bandits sped away in their car. Several posses also have taken up the chase.
 Officials of the bank have issued 2 statement in which they announce that the stolen money was fully covered by insurance.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
LEGION OFFICIAL DISACREES

GREAT FALLS, July 14-Nation- al Adjutant Bolles, of the American legion, referring to the bonus ad- dress of President Harding, says ''if the payment of a bonus would mean the financial ruin of the country, we certainly do not want it." He adds, however, that he does not be- leve the granting of adjusted com pensation would bring such disaster.
 Bolles expresses his approval of the action taken by the President to bring about a disarmament con- ference.
 ~ BoIles declares that the American Legion demands that Congress pass bill immediately for disabled veter- ans, adding: "We want more than platitudes in dealing with wounded soldiers who fought in the late war. ''
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
YUKONERs VOTE WET

DAWSON, July 1.-The people of Yukon territory, who were about evenly divided on the question of prohibition a few years ago, have now voted overwhelmingly in favor of permitting the importation of liouor for use as a beverage. The question was decided byplebiscite, the result of which has just been made known. George P. Mckenzie chief executive of the territory, says the embargo of the United States on the shipment of liquor through American territory, will hamper importation to a consider able extent, as the only means of shipping liquor to Yukon territory is through Alaska.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
QUARTZ STRIKE IS REPORTED
 FROM ANCHORAGE SECTION

ANCHORAGE, July 14-There IS much excitement here over the dis covery of gold quartz, going s1Oo to the ton, at point near the Gov ernment railroad, 39 miles south of this city, and prospectors are stam- peding to the scene of the find.
 The reports which have reached this city state that a dozen Assures have been uncovered n an area seven by twelve miles in extent near the town of Girdwood, on the railroad. Some of the discoveries were made in cuts along Turnagaln Arm.
 The reports have been authenti, cated and railway and mining men consider the discovery highly i'm, poltant.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
MYSTERY SHIP SIGHTED

BOSTON, July 14-Supplementing the stories of mysterious ships on the Atlantic, concerning which there has been much speculation during the several months, Herbert Wal lace, captain of the Shipping Board steamer Cresgrownie, reports having sighted an unidentified steamer travelling without running lights The strange craft, which was en- countered of the New Jersey coast, eircled the Cresgrownie and then slowed down and finally stopped, while the Cresgrownie continued on it's course.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-14
TRADING SCHOONER IS LOST
 OFF COAST OF SIBERIA

NOME, July 1.-The cutter Bear reports the loss of the trading schooner Gertrude, which was sunk by the ice near East Cape, Siberia. The members of the crew escaped and are enroute to Nome on the cutter. The schooner was enroute from Nome to Siberia when the dis aster occurred.
 The schooner Ram, which is en- route to Nome from Teller, with a number of passengers on board, IS ten days overdue, and considerable anxiety is felt for the saftey of the vessel.
 There is considerable interest be- ing displayed in oil on the penin- sula this summer and number of claims have been located in the vicinity of Nome.