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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
COVERNMENT'SBIC ARC0N GAS PLANT NEAR COMPLETION
Manufacture of Non-inAam- mable Balloon InAatant- to
 Begin on Large Scale. :,

FORT WORTH, Tex, Jan. 12.--- Finishing touches are beiig put on the Federal governments $5,0Oe,- 900 helium gas plant six miles north of Fort Worth, and opera tions on a large scale are expected ito begin soon.
 This announcement is made by Lieut.. Griffin, who is in charge, as the representative of the Naty De- partment. The last of the machinery was shipped to Fort Worth before the first of the yecr.
 Established in 1917 at a cost of sS00,000 the plant has been an ex- pertinent station thus far. But the worth of the gas and it's economy for use by the Navy and Army bal looms have been proved to the sat- isfaction of military experts.
 In addition to the plan near Fort Worth, the Government also has constructed a private pipe line from Petrolia which brings the nat ural gas from the Lone Star Com panys wells right into the plant. After theargon qualities, from which helium is obtained have been exl tracted,, the gas is returned to the mains and burned by Forth Worth and other consumers in northern Texas 'i'' >'"' .
 The argon or helium plant was erected in great secrecy, a guard of soldiers being constantly maintained around it until after the armistice, During war days, admission was de- nied to the public and only picked Workmen were employed.
 The experiments at the station had been so successful before the armistce that it was predicted the use of the argon gas would steedily terminate the conflict. However, no opportunity was ever given of test ing it out in battle.
 The gas is on-infammable and On-combustible. Its value was dis covered before the wGS but the pro- cess of extracting it was then too costly to make the gas practical. Government agents have since per- fected an economical method
 The gas is shipped from. Fort Worth to Galveston and New Or leans in cylinders and loaded aboard Navy Department vessels for trans- portation to balloon fields. ,t )|
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
WARREN ON WAY TO SEATTLE ON
 BUSINESS TRIP
Trains Operate on 275 Mile Stretch Big Bridge Is
 Nearing Completion.

Col. H. P. (Horse Power) Warren, Supply Engineer Of the Alaskan En- gineering commission with headquar, ters at Seward, is aboard the North western on his way to Seattle on a business trip connected with the affairs of the Government railroad. Col. Warren expects to return to his headquarters within four or six weeks and remain on the job until the railroad is completed to Fair banks. Col. Warren was in the world war and on account of his great constructive powers and physi. cal strength, earned the name Of Horse Power" Warren, which sticks to him no matter where he goes
 Regarding the railroad construction from Seward toward the Interior Col Warren stated that trains arc now being operated to Mile 275. So perfect has been the railroad con struction and so well equipped is the railroad that passenger and freight trains have not been delayed once during the winter season so far and passengers, freight, mail and express nave been dispatched with railroad regularity.
 The big steel bridge across the Sustna River is in place and al though tie false work has not been removed, trains could be operated over the bridge if found necessary. Scores of men are now engaged in thelast riveting and within two weeks the steel work will be at an end and the big job completed.
 Travel from the Interior has been exceedingly heavy" said Col. Warren and everyone has complimented the Government officials upon the 7I- ccllent connections made and tho splendid condition of the trail be tween the ends of steel According to press dispatches I see that the House has passed the $4,000,000 ap- propriation for continued work The big railroad project is now nearly completed and it would be exceed ingly unfortunate if there should be anything now to cause any delay. I expect to meet Col. Frederick Mears in Seattle and after conference with purchasing agent E. c. Dole will call for bids for all needed supplies to carry us through this season and next winter
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
BARRACAR'S TEAM 5 TAXES TIE LEAD
 IN TOUR N A M ENT
Good Scores Made on Secon Night of Bowling at the
 Elks' Club Alleys.

Team number four with a total of 1892 bowled last night has taken the lead in the Elks bowling tourna- ment and Fry with 192 has hith score and James BarraGer has high. average The games of last night were between teams number 4, To- ,r3, and g. The next games will be rolled on next Friday night.
 The following are the scores:
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
DEMPSEY WILL SHOW
 WARES IN PORTLAND

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 12.-An- nouncement is made here that Jack Dempsey. hedvyweight champion will appear in an exhibition bout i1 Portland. Ore before he goes east to train for his match With Jess Willard, former champion. Jack koarns, Dempsey's manager, who metc the announcement, said Demp- sey would leave Portland for the Eaat
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
NOTICE .iDe-i4S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
 General Land Office
 Juneau, Alaska. t.te4
Jan. II, 1S2


 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Trustee of the Scatter Addition to Juneau Townsite, that he will, on and after the 1lth day of February proceed to award the lots applied for within the Scatter Addition to Juneau Townsite, and that all lots for which no applica- tions are filed within 120 days from the date of this notice will be sub ject to disposition to the highest bidder at public sale.
 Only those who were occupants of lots, or entitled to such occupancy on Jan. II, 1921 being the date of the approval of the subdivisional plat of survey of said townsite, or their assigns thereafter, are entitled to the allotments herein provided. Claimants should file with the Indcrsiened at his office in Room 511 Goldstein Bldg, Juneau, Alaska. their applications for deeds. setting forth the grounds of their claims to each lot applied for. which ap- pIication should be verified by their affidavits and corroborated by two witnesses. The affidavits may be subscribed and sworn to before any officer authorized to administer oaths The amount of the assess ment should accompany the appli- cation together with fee of soc to cover the amount to be paid notary public for the acknowledge ment of the Trustees deed.
 All applications filed prior to Feb. II. 1921 will be considered as filed simultaneously for the purpose of making lot awards, and in all cases in which no conflicting claims to the same lot appear, deed or deeds will issue. to the claimant whose application has been filed, if he is otherwise entitled to the same All applications filed subsequent to Feb II, 1921, will be considered in the order of their filing.
 GEO. A. PARKS.
 Trustee. Scatter Addition to
 Juneau Townsite.
 First publication--Jan. II, 192t.
 Last publication-Feb 10, 1921.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
Minor Leaguers to Accept Judge Landis as Supreme
 Baseball Arbitrator.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-MinOr leagues have agreed 10 accept the proposed new national agreement for control of organized baseball with Federal Judge K NJ Landis, of Chicago, as supreme arbitrator.
 Final action is expected to be talk cn today at a joint meeting of the major and minor league club owners
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
Team No. 8
CAMP LEWIS RIDING
 CLUB IS ORGANIZED

CAMP LEWIS Wash, Jan. l2. Officers of the Fourth Division cf the United States Army, stationed rere. have organized the Camp Lewis Riding and Hunt Club. The club is tlanuiue 10 develop good riders and 10 ride 10 hounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

We wish 10 contradict the false ropori circulated that we are 10 dis continue business. We wish 10 an louuCe that we are permanently c-tabli.led cnd will continue' to plcast We thank the public of'Ju- ueau for their ,patronage and co-op- ero i0n
 ad9 SNOW WHITE LACNURI co
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
PORTLAND AND SPOKANE
 BOWLERS WILL CLASH

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 12- Bowling teams of Portland and Spo- kane meet in two-game match The first half of the match will be relied ar spoken Sundcy January 16 and the last half here Sunday January B. A purse of $1,0O0 will be offered as the prize
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
WAGES OF COPPER MEN
 ARE CUT; NOW IN EFFECT

According to adyices received from The Westward on the steamer Northwestern, the wages of the em- ployees al the Kennecott and La touche mines have been reduced S5 cents % day effective on January 10.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
PROHIBITION OF AUTO
 RACES TO BE SOUGHT

SACRAMENTO, Calif, Jan F. X bin prcM Mbiting the holding Of autdliObilo races will be introduced ia tbo California Legislature hero Gy Senator Edwin M. Otis, he an nouurcd roceIftlys
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
COLLEGE CREWS OF WORLD
 INVITED TO KEEPSlE

NEW YORK, Jan, 12,-Thc Board of Stewards of the inter collegiate rowing association to- day extended invitations to uni. versijy and college crews in the world to compete in tho championship regatta at Pough- kcepsie, N Y~ June 2. Oxford, Cambridge University of Toron- to. and the College of Central Europe were specially invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

Silver Bow Lodge No. "A WiIl install their officers Thursday even ing, January 13, at o'clock TherC will be a banquet after the install.- ton. All members are requested t' be present Visiting brothers wei come. W. H. WILSON, Sec
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
CALIFORNIA INDIANS
 TO HOLD TRAP SHOOT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 12-Ap- 1licafion for permission to hold a 'eaistarcd trap shoot here May 2 to I5 has been made of the American rrar Shooters Association by the California indians, an organization ,f portsmen
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
LADIES' LADIES'!

Come to the Boston Store fer values and everything at 10 per cent reduction. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12
NOW IS THE TIME

To make purchases. 10 per cent re
 6uruou an everything you bay a. t1c Boston Store. ad
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12

Just received, another shipment of Fancy Eating Apples, $2.75 a box. La France Grocery. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-12

Henry Berry, dealer in Curios Speciality, Ivory Beads. 165 Trent Street. adv.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
berIeoet1 un6 itommerte:: Stein, bas
beiBt, cine cttpas before S6ule babe
id 1don frequen -"

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beiBt, cine cttpas before S6ule babe
i9 idon frequen ="
vDie @uppe fodt iberl &aid!"
@ie ser 8lib fubr Minna uber
ben Gopf Der, fobte i'm nnb Itsllte
i'm auf Sen &udeutif@.
v@ouen sic iebt unter Dem Gii9
Ieuer MAIDEN, Minna?"
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80 6u beilige @infalt!" 1no Der
Snppc1topf manberte bur9 Srau
S1tis @an6 pieoer ouf Sen Serb.
oils gu Mittag &err 8faftner
beimfom, empfing i'm feline ebe-
b6Ifte a11 Ser 8obnungstur n!10
ioqte: v@ans, erfun0ige Did glei6
NAL teIepbonii9. nod elmer @lmmi-
3eue!"
v6ir ipen?"
sir mid! Die 8lonoi11e bal
MIDI an ben &ano bes @abnii;rS
qcbrait" Ser @atte bra9te sic on
fold gefabrlidem @on6e 1tebenoe
Jrau Suii bur@ &oietporte bolo
mieoer 5uriid III sic @elt Ser Ser
n1nft. Donn muroe Samilienrat
qehaIten. Sos MeIultat mar: Sic
8er5on mub ouf ser Steqe aus Dem
SauIe. Minna tprrbe bereingerufen:
vS9on", fagte iie, bonn gebe i'd
einfad." @a15 faltbliitig iagte fie
oas. nno itelte iid in @eroi11ert<
8oiitur uno biclt folgenoe &eoe:
Sin bier beridieoe1e,1 Stelen babe
ih es Bis iebt beriudt, Material fl1r
mein epo6ales @erf gu iammeln.
Drei &aasfrauen babe i6 big iebt
anacbl;dj an ben &ano oes @abn<
films gebra9t. Aud sic, berebrte
anaooiqe Syrau, mouten 6ur6 MIDI
nidt uniterb1i6 merben. 9erm e
miro Elm 8erf per6en, bas Die
eSsabrbun0erte iiberbauert, met11
Sud- ::sSsulie bon &olmi6tB-g lmstal:
vDrei Monate ols Md6den fiji az
les" Sag i@ Elm foli@es 9ienItbu4
- Sic mirfli9e Snbaberin babe t9
in5mii9en auf r1eine Soften IN et',es
@enlion untergebra6t porge8etyt
babe, ueroen sic mir i'm Snterellc
ser guten Sa9e mobl ni9t me1ter
p%erii6eln. Sd babe Sic @bre, MIDI
al empfeblen!"
un6 Sulie bon &olmidttz@lntstel
empfubl 1i9 NIT einem Soffntr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
@rflarlid.

sitter &err (im Giienbabntpa-
gem: ~Saben sic &inoer, gndoige
6rau?" - Game: uSSapobl, etnen
Sobn!" = &err: v@inen Sobn!"
- SIT CT @au@er?" - 9ame: u@r
bot nod ME cine Cigarette in sen
Mun6 genommen!" = &err: vDas
bor id germ. Das &auden lit cine
idau6erbafte Mngetpobnbeit. &netpt
er bieI?" - Game: rMein, er bat
nod ME elm @irtsbaus betreten!"
- &err: v9ann miinide i9 Sbnen
bon &er5en @liid 5u Sbrem brapen
gobne. &ommt er ofters ipat nod
@ouie?" = Game: ugeie, er gebt
immer no9 bem Mben6eiien 31
8ett!" - @err: rDonnernetter,
tpie alt lit 6enn 6ieier Muiterfna-
Beg" - Game: v3mei Sabre, mein
@errl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

Mm fo1gen6en Moreen lief cine
ieniotioncne Nadridt our@ oen
@urort. Sn sen Mnlagen tparer1
auf elmer 6oppelieitigen Steinbanf,
&uiden gegen &iiden, 5mei Manner
CON unbeimlider Iebnli4feit info1"
&c 8lauiaurebergiftung tot oufge'
fun6en tporoer. o..
Die @a6fori@ungen uber Die
@rinoe 6ieies feltiame1 9oppel<
ielbitmoroes f0r6erten 1e6igli6 Ell.
men angefangenen 8rief outage, Der
often auf 6em S@reibtii@ in 8ern-
brods &otel5immer lag:
r2ieber &oIege! Ser Doppel<
Ginger lit Sic graufamfte @arnnng
6es 2ebens Dor @ie6erbol11ng uno
l1niformierung. 9ies lit Sic fnr9t=
barite 2ebre, 6ie mir mein S@if'
ial bis iebt. 80"
an lnen ii& Ser @rief ri&tete,
mar ni6t feit5uiteQen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

oriiidung? Spnte man Elm gauges
t2eben lang NIT Dem 8epnBtieia
berumloufen, 6oB irgen6mo III Der
@elt eincr eriitiert, ser our@ ein
5ufdniges 3uiammentreffen nit ei-
mem 8efannten bes anoern III Der
Sage lit, oieien onoern in iel1ler
@riftena ponfommen aufdubeben, 10.
fern er r1ur 2uit fiblt, iid ielbit fir
Mommte auf5ubeben? @ar man
unter iolden Mogli6feiten iiberr
.barpt nod ieman6? @tnfaltig
@piel5eug grotesfer 3ufaae.
81. 8ernbrod bette ii6 unrntt-
te1bor nod bem Souper auf iein
;3imner begeben unb griibelte iiber
Gle Grlebniiie nod. Sc mebr er
iiberle5te, 6eito grauenpoaer, ME-
oeri6mcttern6er empfano er ieine
Qage. Ct trug bas @erlmngen, lib
nit einem Mabeitebenoen al1s5uipre.
den un6 begann einen 8rief. -
Ma9 menigen @orten fano er ni@t
1aebr tpeiter, legte Die Ge6er BET
Ieite uno 19ritt LANCE nerpos I'M
3immer ouf un6 nie6er. Splitter
nad)t mor i9on nabe, ols er, gum
Musgang bereit, 6as Simmer per<
lick.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Ger lette Glamm*

Sd fano i'm, 10 beri@tet elm @sit<
arbeiter oes Chandelier Guardian"
in ieiner @aroerobe I'M @ope11t<
@ar6en=Ebeater in 2on0on. Ser ro<
liabqdige, olte Mann lit nabe5n 20,
aber boiler 2eben uno bebauptet, er
tonne in ser Mrena D%ummbetten
MAIDEN 1pie ie, nur Sos &erumfu.
geln ipire ct i'm @ebein. @r bat
bel i6er Sen l1ntergang 6es Sirius
3u 5agen uno befaBt iid nit Sem
8lan, eine11 eigenen 3irfus gu er'
ridten, nit einem Belt mie 1T alten
Sage11, uno inn @lanmagen mieoer
BON Sri gu Srt gu 5ieben. ngfidts
madt mir mebr 8ergniigen, als Dor
einem Yublifum bon &in0ern onf<
5utreten. Sd m0dte sic alte &orle<
fino6e mieoer %aufiibren. ga 1tedt
nod reiner &umor 6rin: rotglii9enoe
6euer5onge,1, gebratene @urite uno
a ltoblene &albsbaren un6 Ser uber
Sen &aufen gerannte &oli5eioiener
- mas gtbt es Serrli6eres? Man
muB bomit aufgepodien iein, Inn es
5u fublen 80"
Ct ipra9 bon ieiner 2eDr5eit, por
go sSabren, Bel einsm Neger namens
Goblo, ser auf Dem Marftplab iei'
nes &eimotitdotdens einen 3lrfus
unterbielt. vMem 8ater beiab cine
id0ne Gorm, 5mei Meilen peit. bon
ser 5ta6t. Na6oem i9 Sic gan3e
ISOLDE binourd sic Grids geibt, mar
es ser @ipfel melneS @brgei6es, am
Sonntag oabeim ale SO S6meine
los5ulo1Ien u1o I'M @arten cine Sc
paratpor lteuung au geben. Sd mar
0amals elm Sub bon o6t Sa5ren.
@inmal maate id einen 3irfl1s<
iprlt11q mitte11 1T einer &iibel Mild,
SEN meme @roBml.tter geraoe ab.
robnnte. Mein @ater ioblte mid
nit einem Sdienitrid 6ur@, uno i'd
lief meq BON oabeim un6 reilte nun
nit Dem Sirius i'm 2ano umber uno
lab meinen Safer biele Sabre ntft
mebr. Sd beiratete un6 fubr nit
6em eriten giienbaDn3irfns i'm Sabr
1876 nod Mmerifa. @iele Sabre
binourd arbeitete id bel 8arnum
in Mmerifa tpdbren6 6es Sommers
urb in &englers Sirius III @nglano
i'm Winter. un6 i6 bradte IS ii nj
3 o" nod Mmerifa.
gines Cages laB id geraoe irgeno<
NO in Nenniploanien beim See uao
mari sic gier in sic Suit, alS 8ar-
NUNS Manoger eridien uno mid
ltebenoen 6uBes na6 europa i6idte.
gr qab mir periiegelte Or6er NIT,
sic i'd crit 0ffnen ourite, nadoem
oas 6@iff oie 5tatute ser 5rei9eit
poiliert batte. Muf bober See Dit
nete id SEN umi9lag uno las: @eb
in ben 3ooloeifden @arten uno
faufe rSSumbo" nno bring Sic "sl<
liputaner=M 3tefen init. Sd 3ab1te
tauien6 &funo fir Sumbo, nn6 nit
peranjtalteten Elm grobes 6eitefien
i'm 300. Sumbo mur6c anf eiten
qroBer1 Wagen gelaoen, aber es reg
nete uio ser @ager blieb i'm
Shlamm iteden uno mir fonnten
i'm nidt nod Eilburp bringen, mo
ser grfrabampfer martete. Sd te-
l%earapbierte on 8arnum uno es fam
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Ger D%ypndnmhrr.

Brofeiior 81. @iftl ,rcr un6 blieb
Elm @ypobon6er. @tnes Cages
itano er auf. - es par fein ge=
m0bnli9er Gag, ben1 er ertpartete
midtige @reigniiie - oa fro6 ONT
8o6en cine 9pinne.
vSer6au1nt," rtef ct aus, rSpi1-
ne am Mcrgen, Summer u11o Cot
gen."
Mibmutig iebte er ii6 at Sen
&affeettf@. ga lag Elm @rief, Ser
linn mitteilte, 6aB iein neueiteS
@erf preisgefrDnt wuroe, fer11er lag
6o elm 1elegramm, 6as feline 8eru-
flung at sic erite Steue elmer Uni
periitat entFiclt. 9oS mar ldngit
ieim filler @uni9 un6 b%efrieoigt
hcrlieb er oas &aus. Muf Ser Stra>
BE begegllete er einem @tltoie1ge-
noilcr1, SEN er 11iemalS gu ieben boff=
tie, 10 iebr i'm 6arra@ %perlangt.
&oderfreut begriiBte er 6en trel1e1
| Greu1t6. Mittags int @altbaus -
er ioB e6en beim giien, oas gum er-
lten Scale gang feinem @eidmad
uatlpra9 - rief man i'm ans Sele<
pbon. Gin &aufer bot ii@ an, ieine
@ina 5l ertperben. GaS mar @liid,
6enn NIT ieir1er 8erufung na6 aus
,pdrts NOR Ser Berfouf ieincr @ino
%notper1big %geporoen, eine Sa9e, bic
CT it@ iebr idtr1erig porItel(te.
Ma&n1ittags ihlenoerte or 6urd
Sic StQot, mo- gerooe Sabrmarft
mar. 9a fiel linn ei1t in SGpeins=
leber gebunoenes, alteS 8u6 auf.
Ct fragte ben &anoler na6 6em
Breis, ertparb es binig un0 iiebe
ia, 6as por oos @erf, um 6as er
idon an ale 8u9ba116lungcn lint
ionit gei6ricben batte. @nolid mar
es in ieinem @eiib, bas tpar fir i'm
cine Sreuoe, mie iie GROCER nidt
| hQtte fommen f0nren.
Sn frohe]tcr 2aune traf er aben6s
nit 5einen &ol1egen INT Stammlofal
5%uionln1er1. Mues rief linn entgegen
u@rotuIiere!" 9as a~uerbings berz
itanb ct nidt. @ie fonnten fie ale
10 idnen feline 8erufung e%rfabren!
! Sotte er bod nod NIT feinem @en=
Ibcl1 ooriiber geiprod)en! ~@ratu-
liere," rief jeet ein a1terer &err,
rbos renn' i6 @liid, bun6erttauieno
Morf, 90 rentiert iid freilid, ein
ga113es &laiienlos, ,pare etpig f4aoe,
DGtten Sic rur ein &dtel 9efauft."
Sebt begriff Ser Brofeilor, alio
iein Sos mar ge5cgcn moroe11. @ra=
tuliereno flopfte linn iett iein 8an'
fier auf sic S9ulter. sllio gab es
fei,en 3meifel mebr, Ell ipar beutc
Tim ei1t i60nes Sunrnben rei6er &C.
tporoen. SSn roiigiter Stimmnng
perlief Ser Mbenb.
Gpat tpar eS gemnrtcn, als Dr.
Biftf sic Ereppen lei11er @:aa bin
aufitteg.
Mod einn1al iiberba6te er alles,
bonn entfleioete er iid lo11s!eut 11no
bepor er III icin 8ett itieg, feudtcte
CT geipo6nbeitsmabig 5tpe1 Singer
an, I'M oas 2idt auS5uloi9en. 9a-
lei griff er 1aneben, ser 2el1dter
fiel ;3u Go0en unb Sos 2i6t erloih.
Mit 16peren Salten in ser Stirne,
botte er sic SGerben bes 2elt6ters
flirren b0re1l, itorrte nit finlterer
Miene ouf ben 8oben u1o ipra9:
vDa bat mon es ia; Spinne an
Moraen. Summer un0 Soraen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
@IeinbQh1.

=. &Ieinbabn. Ser 8lg
ba1t auf ser 5trede. SSn bas tiefe
-Gdmeigert Ser 5abrgaite flingt sic
stimme oes S@affners: r9ie Soup.
pelung lift eebroden, bat pielei6t
elmer Ser @erridaften Elm Stiid
B%inbfaoen bel ii6?"
= 6re6. Settler: sic parett
10 gitig, mir cine Sofe 5u i9enfen,
tponen Sie nidt 10 freunolid iein
uno mir nod Sen 8au9 basu on
futtern2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
MISS JOHNSON TO GO ON
LABRADOR EXPEDITION
Wilmington Young Woman to be
With GrenfeIl Party as
Nurse.

le,ns Alice Dolores Johnson, daughter
Of lor and Mrs. Caleb =. Johnson, Jr.,
cf 1898 West Tenth street. is making
pseparAf1om for an extended trip 10
Inkun<Aor As a nurse with the expedi-
tAnn tp be headed by DIR. Wilfred It.
Gpufen, the noted explorer. The party
v1n san about the mi6dle of June. and
II II estimated the expedition will be
eB0e about three months.
Mlss johnson, who has wide circle
Of friends in this city, who are intensely
interested in her venture, became a
r,ember of the exploring party by an
xwerinE DIR. Grenfell's call for volun-
tears. She is at present in the employ
of the du Pont Company in the adver-
tistnx department, and stated this
morning to representative of Every
Evening that she had taken this en1-
pIovrnent so that she might be able
TO properly finance herself for the ex-
redition- AS she is no. professional
nurse. she will have to defray her own
expenses.
The tourney il 10 be made up the ST.
Lawrence river m a government mail
boat and the party expects to spend
about eight days on this craft. Miss
johnson will be provided with plentiful
supply of clothing suitable for wear in
all kinds of weather. as it is expected a
variety of temperatures will be en-
countered.
DIR. Grenfell is noted medical mis-
sionary. and Miss Johnson is hopeful
that she will be able TO be of consider
able assistance to him in his work. The
fishermen gather in Labrador during
the summer months and the services
of a physician and nurse are always
ba dly needed and more than welcomed
by them Miss johnson had much ex-
perience in nursing during the influenza
epidemic, and spent much time at the
wilmington Country Club, which was
at that time being used as an emer-
gency hospital. Her coming adventure
is being awaited with keen interest by
her, as she is intensely interested in the
work. Her many friends also are in
terested and undoubtedly wish her well
on the journey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

Women's Bureau and the Bureau OF
Production in Delaware. has sent re-
quests To all auxiliaries and branches
that they take part in this clothing
cali. While several branches in this
city have sent for supplies, and are
sewing and knitting garments for the
children of Europe, the auxiliaries
throughout the State are responding
with greater zeal. and interest. 1t is
hoped that in the next few days that
every branch and auxiliary In Delaware
viii be Mt work constructing these gar
ments and that the Delaware Chapter
will be In the lead OF other States in
this campaign One of the most recent
auxiliaries to have reorganized Is the
Brideevine Auxiliary. Among the
first women's clubs of Delaware to take
part in this drive is the Elsmere Civic
Club.
Materials will be gladly given to all
IL they win stop at the headquarters
between the hours OF and 5 o'clock.