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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
PARIS tslRiS LINE PLAN
CRITTERS

Paris girls are 80 enthusiastic about
tho w Is 4 recreation teaters fhat
they have succeeded IN raising money
Ia continue the work after the Ameri-
can y w G. a. See reiaries withdraw.
according to Miss Mary Dingnan.
Chief Executive of " & a .tiv-
ities in France Who has recently re-
lufned is She tssl'tea States Young
Frsnch Women who have heen assist
ins tue American directors since the
beginning of the work and during the
war DAYS Viii carry on tae ceaters.
Nnerican secretaries arr aisa With
sII-s in2 .yeal the directing commit
itses i. wo.nen's clubs ReW that French
y nrn gre ready to iake over the
work oue II thpse clOhs. d pioneer
81 we3nen clubs in Paris established
ly The \ W G. A. al the Hotel Petro-
gfal eariy in Inc War has entered
upon is fourti. year With undated
popularity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT

From John Landman, widower, to
Rebecca Stewart tract Of land situi
al Earleigh Heights Third district.
and containing 2As acres
From Charles a. Hodges. deputy
collector and treasurer, TO Joseph
Brown. tract- of land situate at An-
Mapalis Neck. In the Second distric',
and containing . 94-l00 acres Of land.
From William G Liuthieum and
wife OF Seth H Linthicum and wife.
tract of land situate al Linthicnn
Heights. Fifth district.
From Virgil II. Franklin and wife
and William r. FRANKLIN and The
Farmers National Bank 10 Charles E
Evans. tract of land confederation
$4,000.
From James N. Munroe. attorney.
10 Melville S. Dunlap. irac. Of land
i.uate in the Third district anu con-
tanning Ga acres Of land
From Waters r. Howes, ct. al. to
Joshua HoWes. tract Of land situate
iii the Eighth district
From The Linthicun Heights Com
pany of Baltimore city to G. Milton
Llnhieum. ;'vo lots Of grouad situate
II Linthicnm Heights IN the Fifth dis
sric..
From re Linthicum Heights Com
pany, OF Baltimore city 10 j. Fred
Peters and wife. lot Of ground ST
uate at I..nthicuni HEIGHTS in the Fifth
district and heing lot No l29
From John G Flcming and wife TO
John II Howard, tract of land situate
in the Fourth district. and containing
acre OF land
From William = Stoekaale aad wife
ground siturte at Glen Bnrnie in TIE
Fifth district.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now Instead OF
Ealing tones, or trying TO patch up q
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause Of the ailnent clogged
giver and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes Indigestion ard stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don +
care feeling. no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foodse Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for calorrlel.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them by their
ollge color They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
cVT THIS Ol'TlT Is WORTH
MONEY

cut out this slip, enclose with ~
ana mail i, to Foley & Co.. 1885 shef-
Geld Ave. Chicago. lll., writing your
name and address clearly You viii
receive ii return trial package con-
tanning Foleys Honey and Tar ccnl-
pound for coughs, colds. and csosip;
Foley kidney Pills foy pains in sides
end back; Rheumatism, bacSaehe, kid
nes and bladder ailment. and Foley
Cafhartic Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathariic fot
constipation. biliousness, headaches
and sluggish bowels Advl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

Il car II S 0'elaeas aF.G rs;arfed 10 isai-
tinore. TO s9aae il seemed that car
Ter il the testimony be declared ils
lett Annapolis on 4 train u 7:ie
o'clock
Fie detailed hss yisiis % q house ia
Northwest Baltimore and bis arrest
outside the Northwest Peitss Sfaii9a.
where he said he was bound 70 sur
render ~ y deserier
Thai the Government osslseFs AaSe .
wealth ar criacnee aSainst Brown.
whieh they all not feel called upon
Ia produce at lie preliminary heariiass.
tlera is .l.l aoull
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
saws p uiass of hot water ARD
phosphate prevents illnsss
and keeps US nc.

Just is coal. When II burns. leaves
haEino ,nconlbusiibir ashes 50 sie
food and drink when taken day after
day leaves III the alIalcntarN canal IL
liGestible material Viii h i not sem
pl.teN eliminated fron tn * :em
zach day. becomes food for the n'sl-
lions 81 bacteria which iniest the
bowels. From this mass OF leffsoYei
waste, TOXINS and ptolAaineiike poi
sons are formed and sucked into the
hloce
Men and woIaen Who eail't Sc i"ei
ing right must begin 70 take inside
baths. Before breakfast each morn
ing drink 4 glass Of hot Mater NTH )
,oas uoonlul Of lines one phosphate i.
i to wash OH Of the boxels the previ
Gus days poisons and toxins. aud 70
keep tie entire ,limentsrA Inal
clean. pure and fresh
Those who are subject 70 sick
headache. ellds. bi.iMlsnnss call lHA-
,ion. otaers Who wake mp wih baa
taste. foul breath hatkaeae. shea.
matte STIFFNESS. 9f hsga sour, gasaN
stomach after meats. ere areed 4 80
Quarter pound of limestone rllos-
pAa.u from the drug store and begin
prscii.ing intertal sanitation lhl
will cost very little. b"t Is sui'i,isui e
make anyone an enthusiast - 81,
subject tAdv.,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
SPUR" RAILROAD
USED AS MEANS TO
MERGE SHORT LINE

tsantinued Ffona Page ~
10 Baltimore city over the present
route oil the w.. i. & A. the idea
being also 10 avoid the dangerous
railroad crossing II that pi~ce
where j. tea' DAYS ago. two school
children were killed and a nun
Ter of Others injured. when big
truck was IN collision Vita car
OF the Short Line
/; is also understood that the
rest OF the Short Line track from
SHIRLEY into baltimore Will later
be purchased by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad is II would IN
crease me facilities Of that road.
reaching Tito Camden station
Tkis station has been he termi-
nus Of tho Short Line since the
road WAS constructed back in the
eighties.
Alanv pers0hs are not aware Of
Tho existence of the annapolis
and Chesapeake Railroad bnt il
IS tic spur Of track owned by the
Short Line. and extending into
the government naval reservation
here II was hull; about score
Of years ago solely for furnishing
means Of transportation for ma
terials used IN constructing the
group Of new buildings at the
Naval Academy This little road
was operated simply as an adjunct
OF tic Short Line and IT has a
nominal local directorate, in con-
junction with the management OF
the Short Line proper.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

An Indianapolis man IS the iayen-
TOR of Washing machine consisting
OF a receptacle for clothing that is
tilted and revoived BY i motor in 4
stationary base.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

l,adanost ahich Eas fteA sayes
from starvation by tbs American ke'l
Cross, and which Is confronted ,M al
the miseries OF unelnploymeni intla-
Hon ard 4 crime wave HIS G lsilefed
Ii a favorable opportunity 70 isitate
Tor the rocall OF ex Emperor 'aarles
And yet there are persons wh' think
Europe can be reasoned with kaa-
sas City Times,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

Madame Butterfly With Miss Far
rar in TIE title role. Mr. Crinli. MIR
Scott ana Miss Fornia. was the opera
q the Metropolitan last night There
Nas fashionable audience New
York Herald
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

Japan has 77.OO5.OQ0 people of
whom 1884 900 live III Korea. That
is whaf Korea gets for being the
worlds champion paciflst Chicago
Naw4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

For tickets and Information apply at eur
stty ticket Offices West Street Station
State House Station. College Avenue and
sHsaen Street: Caryel Hall, Maryland
HOTEL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

Msmber of The Associated Press
-:-
The Associated Press Is ereiu.
eiveIy entitled 10 the use for re-
psbIication 1T ali news credited to
IL or not otherwise credited Ia this
paper ard al40 the local news pub
iiniied herain. All rights 81 re-
publication ~ special dispatches
herein are also reserved.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

in the presence Of Detectives BRADLEY
and Hammerslea. o. Baltimore. chIef
Master-at-Arms John Taylor. Of the
Cumberland. stenographer. and HIM
self. and that the negro offered 10 go
over the ground Of the scene of the
murder which he did
Lieut. Smith said the only instance
wherein Brown might have formed a
grudge WAS the result Of some words
which lie had with ships barber
Green. but that this lad no connec-
ton with tile crime The cell in
which Brown VAS confined and where
he was visited on d number Or oc-
casiens by the several detectives. was
as comfortable as any such place
could he. It's dimensions are 10 hy
II feeg about twice the size OF the
Aeorase police station cell The cell.
Licu8, Smith explained. was formerly
d room used as officers quarters, Lee
fore The Camberland was renlOdcled
fsr nse a. 4 training vessel.
Intimidation all Bosh-
Lieut. smith MAS told Of the negroes
Graz Forgney. Hem Jones. MeCui-
iaugll, Greer and others. who Brown
.laimed were used bs way OF intnni-
!.stian III connection With the con
ion. but stated that no such tao
les were employed. That's all besh.
Ne. sale
we aboard lie ship said Lieut..
smith know brown only too we'll
4ad Nh3Feyer statements he made al
The hearing today are absolutely
false
Indicating tie bad character Of
.sruwr4 Ljcni. smith said that he al
size tine Was accused OF attempting 10
assaNlt an ola colorad woman on 4
bridge near Annapolis
Fseing :. trial shortly wnicA maj
,4tean his tiealh on the gallCws Tor 'ne
murder pf Miss kasaiaugs IsroMsi
told United states Commissioner Sup
plee last night that ne has already
.aeen hanged hy the neck moi uatil
tie.a. of conrie. hut until he VAS a
tlse p3int OF confession.
ile Vas given hearing on he
,.lisrge bforc lie Commissioner and
hefsre heilg aelG without bail for III
gntinn Of The Federal grand jury. he
e!.ndiaiel he cont ssior ,tlicged 70
iaye hsen iaade BY him before the
Nasal Ea1id Of laauii ard Baltimore
'iix detet iScs- re laid lie WAS com
pelled. through the torfures OF meis
,daced in i cell with him OIL the brig
~ the waters Of the NAVAL Academy.
W ~ through the de.ails Of the crime
as alreld. described by him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
OFFICIALS SCOUT
ACCUSATIONS OF
Ill TREATMENT

tcsasInasa Erasa rage -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03
Story Is Rambling


Brown .ory Ill the hearing. where
lie was Warned that he need maze no
tt,.nlen MAS at tiines OF 4 rambling
aalare as he SIT on the 81 and for
anar, han an hour He declared that
lie Was placed in cell on the brig
sad NJ osr al ted to leap throughout
he nieh lis iirIt conlparion II the
ioeaap he said, MS i negro sailor
ataed Greene
III ,4id r, was cursed ind repea.
(, .llv accu "a OF tie riat ana nlned
IL eul..t5 lest 4 fearful late Eefail
sim His story was thai Greene OH
taitel rope tighsensl il about his
neck and h,n4ed Him for a brief per-
lal 0nce. according to his recital
Greene called 10 an officer
liz; me eM IS hefe hefosc | kill
i.inA
0thtr m,a followed Greene 10 the
cell i, said Il of them negro sailors.
;f.se. went the 81 ,iaay. hanged him
s. tn. wrists Others pointed i bayo-
- lis side ana all warned him to
,ng itN detectives he said
rssed l4i.n later. to confession dc
eiarinA thai ii he did not admit the
rshe ii ens he would he taken 10
he i9ig all hanged HI the toes, With
4 mors dreadful f.fe 10 follow
Statements tontradieior!
Frequently he VAS questioned sy
Assisian. District A'eorHeys George
nieifner ana Murray Donaho and Of
ten he seemed 10 contradict himself
DID sen Kill the nurse p asked
COMMISSIONS s.applee
No MS his quick reply.
Did san say Won killed her p
Yes he silo; back
they forced me TO say that ne
adaed.
Ear!ier i'll The proceeding ne negro
declared that III had written in an eff
fort 10 obtain LAWYER bat received
no answer from the persons 10 whom
he wrote He entered 4 plea OF Not
guilty At the beginning Of tie
hearts,.
Ksaae;h " Riley. pharmacists
II ste. secoad-class Of the Naval Acad-
emy. told Of finding the body Of Miss
Kavanaugh at 40 p. m. on the night
If Jennary H. She seemed to be un-
conscious as he traced her groans
and whes. he Questioned her the onls
repls vas
Oh Lord,
she died on The following morning
vitnout making \ s.sfenenf
HoNar,i Rogoier, speeIal aseat IL
the Department OF Justice ties ii IA
l.aw brown admitted the CRIME before
be Naval Board d Inquiry ard re-
enacted he seesio Eor the benefit II
lhs officials,
srhey nia4ie se do thar. was tae
retsr; Of the negro q, fhe stand
sometime later n wen; across tbs
baseball grounds. pickAs up piece ot
iron and stood behind ! res. Just ex-
actls the way they Toll rae to dc L
went TO the wall inst Who're they s.ia
ne 70 60 and showed them where they
sad i jumped o*er the wa.s:s' Z
lie admitted that he was degerter
ami that he Was in Annapolis ON that
night Re iett Ballllasae al ri d.
according to his story. ii see man
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-03

la-aailnuea Eren. l,age D
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29
TO SAVE 100000 ON AUTOS
Furnish OIL and Three to
Employees.

Mexico Clty.--The Mexican govern
ment by refusing free gasoline. tires,
repairs and garage service to its em-
ployees who use government Rutom0-
biles, hopes to effect a saving or
more than SllOOO,O0O annually. Sew
eral more hundreds Of thousands will
be saved to the government when
army officers are forced TO purchase
their own gala uniforms, and there
will be a stIll greater saving when
all federal employees drawing more
than Ave pesos ($2.50) daily suffer
wage reduction Of 10 per cent
These economies which, il Is under
stood, will be made effective shortly,
urc IN line with program Of rigid
thrift inaugurated by presidential de
cree.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29
BLAME BLISTERS ON KISSING
Health Board In Pennsylvania Town
May Put Ban on Oscillation
to Stop Plague.

Uninntown. Pa.--Kissing Is blamed
by physicians of this city Tor the
spread OF an epidemic OF hllstsrs,
which has now grown to such proper.
tiOns that the board or health may be
called on 10 place u ban on oscula-
ton until such time as the disease
has ahated or disappeared entirely.
Local physicians are authority for
the statement that there are hundreds
Of cases NJ skin disease here which
spreads in a manner similar to nOxious
weed poisoning The disease has the
nature Of an eczcmnus rash, and las
neen found very difficult to control
and even more difficult to eradicate
once II has taken hold on n person.
While NOT all the persons affected
with the "blisters" are In their teens
and early iwenties. great majority
Of them are at what is known as the
kissing age
The hint dropped that the board of
health might be asked to declare kiss.
ing taboo until such time Ms the bills.
ter epidemic" has subsidized has aroused
a strong protest from all over the
city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29
HOoCH HOUND FINDS LIQUOR
Dry Agents Would Buy Terrier Named
William Jennings Volstead,
but Owner Refuses

Huntington, w. Na.--Bernard Staley
has dog that Is worth million
which he. has refused to sell to the
state prohibition department. His
name Is William jennings Volstead,
they call him Bone Dry for short, and
he's Il hoOch hound.
Bone Dry Is a rat terrier and lie
has red nose, and his nose got that
way digging for liquor. The prohibit
ton authorities want him, but they
can't have him. In two days Bone
Dry has uncached two quantities Of
buried hOOch. His master, hearing
him bark at a stump in a neighboring
field, investigated and dug up several
quart bottles Of very fine moOnshIne,
His other escapade OF the ~ hours
was the recovering OF several gallon
buried In creek bed.
Staley has refused fabulous offers
FOR the dog, II is said
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29

rules ccrm as attractive as before
The war The upper river is still
crowded with buthrrs ana with canoes
md rowbonis In which charming
women and Ntalwurt men 10 their best
n attain a spacious coat ~ tan. Along
Franz Josef Qmi, the promenade adds
lively touch Of color to the drab
scenes to which the beautiful blue
Danube has become accustomed.
Celtic Fortress still Stands.
"From Iemun, once the last Hun.
garian port on the Danube, short
trip between low banks brings one e.
Belgrade, the capital Of the new king.
dom NJ Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
where the steamer rounds the base
Of the ancient fortress which dates
back to the time " the Celts, the Ro
mans aud the Franks. AMI comes to
It's dock little way up the Save.
which here enters the Danube from
the south,
"AbOut four hours sail below Rel
grade the wide plains give way 10
hIlly country where the Transylyanlan
Alps curve down toward the jun.
hle OF mountains which extend 70
Montenegro and Greece. II Is in this
region that the main distractions OF
the river occur. But the most IA.
NOUS distractions and the finest
scenery come ut the KnZan Dufila and
the Iron Gates, where the river has
collected n gruesome toll.
AT Rustchuk, the railway traveller
from Roumania ferries across a broad
and sluggish stream to continue hi,
Journey to Sofa aud Coustantinop,c
md here the banks ~ the Danube are
lined with huge barges, many Of
which nre still idle. Below SilstrIN
| the river curves to the north an(
| passes through Roumsnian territor!
throughout the rest Of its length. A
the longest railway bridges in III,
world, the last Of the many bridges
which cross the stream, some o
| which are now destroyed as a rcSD
NJ the war and post.arm'stice fight
ing.
4
main mouths of the Danube, Is n por
FOR the grain and produce NJ rlcI
agricultural region. In prewar day
It's wharvcs teemed with life and II
huge grain elevators bulged with tn
| rich products OF Wallpchla and Do
brudja, which has seen great develop
ment since the Russians gave II I,
! Roumanin instead NJ the more valu
able aud fertile tracts of BcsSarnbln
/ From GalOtz to the sea the panub
I has already been under the control -
/ an international commission who's
duty has been to tame the river ant
the many natiOnalltleS to whom tn
river Is highway or barrier, according
10 the tides of human passion and mn
iional lifc."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29
CHINESE NOTION OF JUSTICE
AVenEjn1 a Murder by Wipins Out
the Entire Family Of
the Slayer.

Pch!ng, China. Recently soldier
servant Of Gen. WI Ching-tune,
former garrison commissioner al Nan
yang. li0nnn, and prOtege of Gen.
Chang Tso-lin. Infatuated by his mas
ter's censure and maddened by drink,
ran amuck and killed the general, his
brother Pnd his chauffeur. He then
attempted t0 escape, but found him
self trapped and jumped iuto the river
from the eX-Germsn bund. He was
shot dead when he rose To the surface,
and when his body was recovered Il
Is reported to have been hisnembersd
with view Ia buryinS fragments OF
II with each NJ his victims.
All this WAS bad enough, hut the
to call for something more than cen
sure. II appears That Gen. Chang TsO-
lin lntrusted the arrangements for
the burial Of General WI, and the
ayenging Of his murder, to Gen. Ii
Fangchen. The latter has ordered the
arrest ana transportation 10 TientsIn
Of all the mrrdercr's family. which
comprises MS on mother, MS widow
and three children, and apparently
the Intention Is to shoot them iB cold
blood, To placate the soul NJ the muir
dcrcd general
This Is Justice according TO the ideas
Of the super.tIchuns. Their armed
coolies may rob aud murder and des
troy To their hearts content, as long
as they cOnine their activities to
civilians. Their usual reward for
such exploits Is the prompt payment
Of arrears Of salary, and complete i'm
munity from punishment. Rarely is
any attempt made To bring the lOoters
and murderers 10 justice. But when
one Of the super-tuchun's prOteges Is
murdered by o retainer, the crime
must he dealt with I'm unrestraIned
sRvagery.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29

Girls, what would you do II your
classy suitor turned out To he another
girlp That Is what befell Miss Mary
HoldOwauetE of New York, who asked
a warrant Cor the arrest Of her former
"nance" on the charge W masquerad.
Ing us man.
Miss HOldowRnet1 told the court
that she had met "Jsck Brown" her
former hsuce. two years ago at Mon
ticellO, n. v, where both were EN-
ployed. "Jack" was fast worker ap-
pRrently for the couple soon became
engaged. After two years OF ldyllic
bliss Us Jacks" hancce, during which
"Jack" acted lovers part with fidcl-
ity to movie standards, Mary disc0y.
cred that Jack" was really Carolyn
Shimick Of Kingston, \. Y.
Mary said she discovered the terri
Bile truth when she went to visit
Jacks" parents. They told her "he"
was a girl
The photo shows Mary Holdowanetz
with Carolyn Shlmick alias Jack
Brown" NJ n gypsy purity at Month
relic.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29

Has been responsible
for wars, made many
suicides, and has also
caused many happy
marriages. 1t works
any way you want it
to work, so it's nat
ural to believe that
it will bring results
to the advertiser.
You might suggest
any Of the articles
you have for sale, and
whether you be mer-
chant, professional
man, farmer or stock
raiser, we'd suggest
that you advertise in
this paper.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the Estate of Ed
 ward Henry Osborne Vaudin, late
 of the city of Victoria, in the Pro vince of British Columbia, former
 ly of the Town of Nenana, Alaska,
 deceased, intestate.
 Notice is hereby given that all persons having any claims or de- mands against the late Edward Hen " Osborne Vaudin, who died on or about the 10th day of July, 1921, at the City of Victoria, in the Pro vince of British Columbia, are re- quired to send by post. prepaid. or to deliver to the undersigned. ad- ministratrix of the estate of the said deceased, their names and ad- dresses and full particulars in writ ing of their claims, duly verified under oath, and statements of their accounts and the nature of the se- curities, if any, held by them.
 AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons that are indebted to the said deceased are hereby re- quired to make payment and for ward particulars to the undersigned forthwith.
 AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after the first day of Novenl- Der, 1921, the said administratrix will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have had notice, and the said administratrix will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim she shall not then have received notice. --.:..-..~ .-
 DATED at Victoria, B. C., this 24th day of August, 1921. ...
 DORIS EILEEN PEARSON,
 Administratrix 27l4 Seagull Avenue, Victoria, B. c. First Publication, Sept 15, 1921 Last Publication, October 13, 1921
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
CABLE DOWN TODAY

The Alaska military cable, by means of which Alaskans keep in daily touch with the Outside world. went out of commission at an early hour this morning. As a result of the break, The News is unable to- day to inform its readers regarding the outcome of the second game of the World series. The telegraphic news appearing in today's issue ar rived before the interruption oc- cured.