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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

On snIp Sup System uuTlES Ger
BE 1T ORDAINED by THE COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
/. That the Virginia hallway and
Power Company be. and II Is, hereby
authorized and required 20 operate it's
ours in that portion OF the city OF
!tnd Park, during the morning hours
of each week day---that is TO say,
until . a. NJ. OF each day-upon q skip
stop system so that each car. regular
or extra. shall Stop for the purpose
OF taking OH and putting on passen-
gers ut alternate cross or intersect-
ing streets; provided, however, that
If there should De no passengers de-
string TO board or 10 get OF Of Il car
az all alternate cross or intersc ting
street ut which a stop would ether
wise be mado under this ordinance,
and thhre should be passengers desir-
ing to board. or get off OF the car at
irS Street at arch stop would not
b. ,Iade unier This ordinance. that
al such cars shall stop at the 10 st
:lamco street for the purUoSes named
upon \ proper signal, ant Cor any
:anuIo To comfy with the provisions
or this Ordinance the said Virginia
Railway and Power Company shall DO
nor more than 800. recoverable be-
fore the police justice of the city of
Richmond. and every such failure
shall be and constitute n separate
offence.
2. This ordinance shall be In force
required by the city charter.
y True Copy-Teate:
ALE. II. MCDOWELL.
City Clerk
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Tie Cuesapenae aud ONO kaIlwav
COplDxly.

NOTICE OF A.iNSAL MEETING.
NSriGi IS y'ff.fr nhYsptas HyN II sai
Annual Metting OF the stocknoidsfs OF OF
psay .aa ss sS ~ Ia. c9 By
Laws. al Inv the ssns,si Hiiiss VI ms Coin.
On On in@saaI, ,hs lStn day OF April. WI.
az slss isi IN, Ss's siat,i 81 u a. directors.
l2j to approve aud consent 10. by vol,
aDtt ~ pssssod Sy T
OF consent ny public authority, tne lease
s e. enc ~ i 10 sSH e ssass
authorized Dy law. OF IN. railroad and
q! the CHESAPEAKE ana Onio kaiiSsy
Ssa,p" Uyus an tn the SSn
~ tSS TO autnor,ze ana consent to IN.
lease or otaorm!su IN thu pte.niSes thai
in q, 10 approve. fsslIs ana e so,.lsin sues
aetioh tnefetoiSss taHen VI Authorized ~
tive CUlnnuttee OF tns Comp ~. wnatour
pursuant 70 sny prrsious tu.noriEaiion oy
supn.i,tsd " the meeting. and
co 70 ,gn 5snxA Come sus ssss Business,
The aiasL transfer oouA5 wiil 10 closed
8 sss !r Sew Gs sa No
the I?th day VI Aiarch. 1874. at lwoIys
NeJassdaS ins zo,n day OF Xpfii' .ss a.
BY order as rk Sia s. FPl: :sssesa.y
TO WHOM IT MAY CONFERENCE.-THE is
hereby given that ON the 9Th day OF
June. 1891. will move the Circuit Court
Of the city OF Richmond, Va. TO direct
transfer to Robert Al dc x;gnier.
OF the lie shdreJ OF atock OF tie
First National Bank of Richmond. Va,
now standing In the name of J. e. de
vign!er. j. Thompson Brown. Executor
OF Joayuia +. do Nignier, decensed :
TO TIE SToCkHOLDEKs OF APpA
LACHIAN rOWER COMPANY:
Special Meeting y; the S;ockholde
OF Appalachian. Power .eoiaiany Will be
o'clock In tho sorenoonn;s in tho Office Of
ihH. In the City OF richmond. state Of
Virginia. for the purpose OF coasidcrins
OF tho Articles ~ Association OF ihs
Company whorsby the period within which
the COMPANY Is Ssdnired 60 complete It's
e e ioss By am aiiag clause y May
ton D. and CiaJsc IL ~ Section ~
said article, OF Association 30 that cas- n
OF said clauses will read as follows:
years from Rad after May 90 lS&J
withia which 10 iih.sh lis limo OF i'm.
proyemsnT OF. works aud Lut tho came
ana Tor the transaction of such othor
bnsinsa: as may properly como 6eforS' tho
The, Stock books OF tho Company were
26 1921 and will remain closed unit! ~tsc
opening OF business on April &c, 1911
By order Of ms BoJrd OF Directors
!. W. ossssoRNE.
Dated, New York City. April 1. 1871
Az you Saii, tc .snt nouse. use these
Want AdA Is II =
No1E ,taL every AID % Leotrsetly hundred.
NoTN thar every Ao u correctly lndsxed.
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Special
Commissioners Sale.
EPPs-EPPs & CO..
Real Estate Auctjonarr.

ErIS-sPpS &c CO. s.3sGFEN
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PURSUANT TO a decree of the s.h.r
cory Court of-the city OF Ricbmnnd
Sn'ered on the 9TH day OF April. 1921
IN the suit OF Dora Whitlock saxb.
etc.' VS., Mary l.. Smiths essoutor
o.e,. l shail offer for sale at public
auction at the premises on
TUESDAY. APRIL IL, 1921.
AZ sac O'clock. p. NJ.
that certain lot or parcel OF lana a.
IN. m. city OF Richmond. Virginia win
the tWo-story frame dwelling Ftharann
on. No. Nll0l North Twenty-Grs,
street, and all other improyement.'
~ the northeast corner OF "a ard
nWenty.nrst Streets. fronting thirty
tnrse lss) feet OH tho eastern lin,
ol IWenty-nrSt Street, and runnine
pack at right angles. between parni.
lei nnes. one OF which Is the north
ern iine OF Street, one hundred and
.wenty-nye (l25) foet nine COY Inches
to an alley fourteen (ii) feet VIA
TERMS: one-third cash. nnd ,h.
residue In three equal instailmentsg
~ SIN, twelve and eighteen 1u,onths
from the day of sale. for neeotfs bI.i
notes with interest addict. tho ftifia
TO he retained Until all tho niIrcSaso
money Is paid and the conYeyanss or.
,dcren oy The court; or for all cash.
at the option o.S:As purchase.
JOHN A CnTCntSS
q special Commissioned.
I certify tina. the bond required by
s me. above I sisnsi asssss haa sses
,'i ~ ss<A-Ss ~ iS StNrHx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

IN In execution OF a certain deed q,
i ,a15t TO the undersigned, Januarv ~
Rinh,,n reSSiaod In the clerks office 81
Book 36@ Iianeery Court In Deed
ing been made in the payment n na'.
Part OF the debt therein seci,r.d 80, q
5ie,,ng REQUIRED so TO do by the bene-
meiary, we VIII sell at public auotion
upon the premises, on va,
THURSDAY. April. IL. 1919,
ut O'clock L. n.
all OF the real estate conyevea
a part OF tho real estate conyeyed hn n
fs SAG uGed' described as follows:
:, All that lot of land In the citvof
Richmond. Va. on the east linz "
Firth Street, beginning s5S feet - =,
ircnes north of Baker Street. thsnca
run ing, n,o1rthwardly and fronting ON
inches. thence back between naraIisi
limo l22 feet to an alley 16 feet vida
TERMS: Cash "'us-
FRANK S. RrcHEsoN.
ROBERT C. BANLIss.
said deed. described as foilo us.ee IS;
"All those certain lots or n,r VIZ:
OF land. with all the inprovements
thereon and appurtenances thereto
oeionsinS. lying and Icing In the civ
or Richmond, Va, bounded as fniyS
lows. to wit: ioi-
BeEinning at point on the NORTH
i.nS OF Clay Street. at its intersection
and extending thence westwarJniSS
along the north line OF CLAY STAY
and fronting thereon 100 feet. n,os.
or ,,va LESS; s5ence back northwardly. be-
OF which being the western linz me no
duncan street. 100 feet. more or less ~.
to an alley In common Is feet wide !:
oeinS io.s l. and I. in square s.
corded in the clerks Office Of FER
rico Circuit Court in Deed Book 95.
TERMS: Cash.
r. r. HARRISON
JOHN w. BATES. rs
Trusteea
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AUCTTONS-LEG.4Ls
o 1
Legal Notices

stockholders of the Albemaric Paper
Administering Company will be held at
the office OF the company. at Richmond
Va. on Thursday. the Iith day OF April
1921, at IL A. NJ. IL w. Enerson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

v!RGINIA--1N THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, THE 1ST DAY OF
APRIL. 1921.
Sadie /. Aldrich PLAINTIFF
against
Amos l.. Aldrtch Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to Obtain
II divorce from the bond of mntri-
mony by the plaintiff from tho de-.
PENDANT upon the ground OF do
sertion.
And affidavit having been made
and nled that the defendant. Amos
Il. Aldrich. Is not q resident of the
state of Virginia. 1t Is ordered that.
after due publication of this order
and protect his interest in this suit,
a Copy-Tcste: ~
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk.
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AUCTION SALE
No. 100
North Davis Ave.
ON FRIDAY. APRIL 15, 1921.
at S O'Clock T.. NJ,

shall offer for sale at auction, on
the premises, tha above mentioned
property.
closets, etc; new pipeless furnace re-
Gently installed; oil modern converts
ences, all In good cond.tioI.,
The lot fronts about 40 feet and Is
we'll elevated. This is in one of the
Hroa. convenient locations in the west
End. within square OF al car lincs.
Tho attention of home seekers is es-
pecially invited. Possession can be
given at an early date.
H TERMS: Announced at sale.
Z :. N5i W.SP. REDD,
]. 49,. II. AZ Auctioneer. y
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY HARRISON & BATES, !
Realtors.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Z Frame Dwellings

NEAt r. Il. e r. SHOPS. Nos aooo
I ISS gqIS VEST CLAY STREsEggTy
ENN q S.r w Est CORNER OF Dun.
Alley. . LOT l2ox1oo 10
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Auction Sale of
Valuable
w arehouse and
Trackage

CORNER CARY AND PEA
STREETS. OVER $4,000 SOtJNRE.
FEET. WITH EXTRA RAIIHoND
FACILITIES.
, We will sell at Public Auction. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 14TH.
at j. NJ,
the above desirable WAREHOUSE,
property, consisting OF two units:
First BRICK WAREHOUSE AND
LOT At southwest corner Cary and
Pear Streets, 135 feet by irregular
depth. along sldetrack Southern
Rniiroad il6 feet, more or less, to
ana connected with u
Second. LARGE FRAME WARE.
HOUSE on lot. S8Sll6 feet, moro or
less. said lot being held under a
lease from Southern Railroad for a
nominal annual rent.
These two properties have Il COM
bined trackage on Southern Railroad
of nearly 200 feet. and is so situated
that five or more freight cars could
load on first and second floors It's
the bestlocated lot for a storage or
RcSDED WAREHOUSE or FACTORY
Y: his city, for which II Is specially
a.apted, or will make a PAYING IN
VESTAIENT
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
AuctfOucers
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AUCTlONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
Az oNDINANCE

NAppTUVEU NprlI o, I3EI),
To authorize and require the Virginia
Railway and Power Company to
operate It's cars in Highland Park
on skip stop system during Ger
tain hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

RICHMOND. FEEDMNlCKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD coMPANY
Richmond. Va, April 4. 1921
Notice ~ hereby given that rho annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF tho Nich.
mond. FredericksburG and Potomac Rail
road Company Will be held at Its oilfce
Room 2O.. Broad Street station RIchmpnd
Va. OH Monday. tho 18th day Of NpriI
1921. at IL O'Clock 4. N.
The stock transfer books Will be closed
at 2 O'Clock =. ~. Tuesday. April 6. 1917
and reopened at 10 o'clock y. NJ. Tuesday
NORMAN CALL.
SecrrfAr1
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS. 1891.
ut 8 o'clock p. NJ.

WiSbtSi.oba1, ARklL IL, 1891, ff
ut o'clock p. NJ,
proceed to sell on the premises. at
public auction. the property men.
toned therein and described rs fol-
All that certain piece or parcel Of
land lying and being in the city of
Richmond: Va. formerly located in
Chesteriisld County,. being lot No.
10. and fifteen feet six Inches of lot
No. s, IN Block 80, in Plan or Wood
innd Heights, and designated as Nh
oeb West Twenty-eighth Street, be-
slnning los feet Inches from the
north line OF Spring Hin Street.
tnence running northwafdly and
dronting on the east line of3Twenty-
extending back eastwardiy between
parallel lines las feet to an alley "a
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT TO nav ali.
Costs or sale, taxes and insliranca tn-
gay OF sale and n debt Of $500 now
uue ana interest thereon from Sen.
TEMPER az. 1920, and the resiiue ~
a credit or one year. evldoHced by
nulcnasers note, with interest added
ahu secured by deed OF trust ON
shla property, OF FOR all cash ms TO
purchaser. Va ehe
rms sale Us made subject to n prior
20 secure tho payment OF the sun, III
Ss,goV and Interest," the prinoinaJ oS
W Hnnn Is due on the Esd day OF Ma rob
io5S' ana interest on which has hcnn
paid TO december 80. 1920. 800, 80"
CHAS. Is. WILLIS,
Trustee,
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RICHMOND LAND CORPORATION.
Oillcc uI Tho Secretary.

Office u thu Secrelury.
Richmond. Va. April 4. 1921
Notice Is hereby given that the annua,
Ineeting of the stockholders OF The W;ch-
mond Land Corporation VIII be held at lis
niiicc Room a0s. Broad Street Station
Richmond. Va, on Monday, the 18th day
OF April, 1921, at Il:45 o'clock y. 81.
The stock transfer book. will be closed
at O'Clock p. VI. Tuesday. Apri 6, 1881
ana reopened at 10 o'clock y. NJ. Tuesday
NORMAN CALL
Bocretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

y. B-While tho terms OF sale are
cash, the auctioneers will recommend
more liberal terms. which can be mr.
ranged. 49, ~ -
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NORMAN CALI.

THE annual meeting or the stakeholder,
Will be held at Room 1901 Mutual Bids.
Richmond. Va. on Tuesday. April Il
at IL q clock a. Al. h. I. ID. Myers.
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S.tunuons Wan,.u-Muie 3,

BOi--fusition In Office ~ boy 10. whore
inteEr.ty and attention to DuBtnesS viii
be nppIaclateh. Aditean JlOx Ha5. CIV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

once of mo seere,Stx.

OUlcc OF INC Secrcthfy.
Richmond, Va. April 4, 1921
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockhoiders of tho Rich.
moad Terminal Railway Company viii be
held AT is oillee.. Room 90: Broad Street
Station. kIcbmpnd. Va, Monday tho
18Th. day of April. 1921. at 1850 O'clock
a. 81.
The stock transfer hooks will be closed
at . o'clock l., Il. Tuesday. AprS 5, 1871
and reopened at 10 O'Clock y. 81, Tuesday
April 49, 1921.
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VIRGINIA EEA>IHtawyAAyy POWER

RIchmonu, Va. y"
Notice Ia hereby given that the annna,
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Wiz.
be held q, the general ofiice Of the
O'Clock n. -
p The transfer books WIN be closed on
NJ, and %il NIL be ,reopened on .Thursdny.
@. ID. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
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FARM BARGAINS.

FAKM BARtIAINS
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. L. G. H. L. DENOON,
BOT E.. Main ST.
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RuGGlS'r--PositiOu wanted ny reristeted
asslstnnt dtuggist. Have sid Interest
I'm store. Want TO locate In small town
Experienced. Box l. $50. care The Dis
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.HUNDREbs OF users voluntarily testify
dispatch Want Ada 10. {. -. !. Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

DHCGCiS1'--rosit.on wsnte'i by expert
encrd rcglstcreJ assistant GruHEist. Al
rofarrncea ]. ISL. care Tic Dispetch.
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No. sos West
18th Street
WOODLAND HEIGHTS. RICHMOND,
VA.

dated March 81. 1920. recorded In
clerks office of Hastings Court, Part
2, for the city of Richmond. va, in;
ID. IL. asa. page cot. default having
heen made In payment of portion.
OF the debt thereby secured, and being
required by the beneficiary therein SO
to do, we will. on 7'-. 4
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REdL ESTITE FOR SALE
Fnrms and Land for Sale

FOR SALE. on easy payments % acres
At kinTs!and Station. Atlantic Coast
Line. Dwelling rooms. storehouse and
tenan,s house. Convenient TO electric
and $50 per month. Geo. E. Crawford
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NOTICE.
CITY LICENSES.
OFFICE OF CITY COMPTROLLER.
Room 1903. City Hall.

The .Comnittee. on Finance OF the City
slon April Z. 1921. Tentatively adopted the
license ordinance for the year 1921. and
the same ts opon 10 public inspection in
1903 City Hall. XXX -
The Committee on Finance will meet
at O'clock r: NJ, April Nth. at Whit:
time thry Will hear from all persons firms
or corporations. who wish to no heard or
cemp'aii.ias OF tho license assessed ayains;
shea,
II. C. coFEn.
Comptroller.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

{ AGENTS. selling Forkoia house TO house
make sSo 20 W. Weekg. Writo Bacorn
lF YOU want 10 connect with "A live COM
pany. selling tho bag, Ford accessory on
tho market, write y. Wilkins. 3Ii North
Laurel Street Richmond, Va. STATE dIs-
ttieutor exclusive torritury going fast.
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SALESMAN WANTED i:x perienced sales
man wanted for Virginia and West yIr-
ginia. handling beverages OF merit and
guslity: used from coas, to coast; on
ture for salesman of ability. P.O. BOX
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SALESMEN; Note this--We manufn cture
a I'VE stap!e sel!er on which the mcr-
shnnrs pront is 29o%: Aggressive men
make $40 to fzo daily: snm Dic and
sIpstlenced "a. men pqed apply. The
william a. Webster Co. Memphis. Tsnn.
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Specials at the stores

A MONEY SAVER.
Your razor blades sharp
ened by the Hill machine
made practically new. Sin
gle edge, 8 cents; double
edge, a cents. Mail orders
given prompt attention.
HOWELL BROS,
6O2 East Broad! q
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MERCHANDISE
Musilal Instruments

FOR SALE, cheap Tor cash. Regal player.
AddT0ss Hox q t1s. Tho DIEpatch.
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FOREahN--YounH man. years with
state hiSh"ay IL t"re!nnn GA construc-
ton aud ualntcnancg. wants position.
Can handle stogn shovel. Best OF refer
cDcea ISuI tit, Tho Distiatch
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Situations Wantcd-EcInaic SO

POSITION wanted govcrness or com
panton. AddresJ Mits y. v. Mitchell.
alllboro Sprinxn. Va
BTENOGftAF Il ER--YouhE lady Gegirey po-
sition Hs office assistant st-nc..s pher
Immediately. Bu& q 40G, The Dispatch.
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shnEs EN- Wanted. eKLcFlvnccd stock
,-perlenee. Boz KS Richmond. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Houses for sale
3 1

BARTON HEIGHTS Six rooms modern
son e durham Io5 EaS, Main. RAN
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NOTE thai .y.Fy Ad i. eoFrsels iadsIed:
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PlASo--Fot sale. cheap. Kingsbury m
riHht piano: nTAt-c!aSB condition, Madl
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sssssdy mixed paints. iinYesd OH, etc. In
south Carolina. on liberal coinnission.
BvS IN Richmond Z
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Poultry aud Supplies

y y. 1ItIEICS IOf ShIO 81
ALL HIrs."My Mammy':sc 'Rosie":
Z Daddy. You've been Mother to Me-:
Whispsring and all the lateat coIum.
v Southern furniture Co. Esst broad,
- l227 HUI ana Main Street Furniture Co.
ARMY TENTS scota. blankets, uniforms.
&C.. surplus soyerhgent supplies OF all
& $40 Hfook Ave. and III ii. INF 81, wriis
for free eatniog. Dept. 4, ~ ~ -,
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Wanted. to borrow $4,000 on 20 million
feet NJ original growth large yellow pine,
located in the vicinity of Aiken. S. c.:
s5.0Oo.fo capacity sawmili; /. stca IN
dry kilns. electric lighting plant:
miles standard guage logging railroad
steam skiddcrs. Low freight rate to ali
points from Norfolk to Doston. Which ad-
vantage ~ sufficient tn pay for this loa n.
VIII make attractive proposition TO party
care The Dispatch.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-08
Alaska Maps Ready
 For Distribution

Through the efforts of Delegate George L. Gligsby a numb c of toDo graphic mars; covering various area of Alaska have been received at the office ,t the Territorial Bureau o Publicity for general distributcn. Ordinarily those maps are listed ct Wash:ILtcn as sales publications but as each member of congress- i9 allotted a limited number of them Delegate Grigsby ordered his Hllot- m"nt s,ut to the Publicity Bureau il stead distributing them from Wash ingJou. Thcse mars may be had Jy calling at the bureau or will De sent by mil to thos" ordering them from other points n the Territory.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-08
Senor Ortega and His Three Photographs

NENVER.-SenOrJ Juan Ortega, lOung- O ing over the showcase In a Lart- mer street photographic gallery re gently. looked long and suspiciously at the three prints that Max Kepplin- ger, the proprietor of the place, had just handled him.
 "NIe?' asked Juan, finally.
 Sure, Mike, thems your exploded Max. Gimme 30 cents-y'understand? |? Four bits"
 Juan tossed the three prints into MaNS face
 Me? Bah :" he grunted cOntemptu- ously and turned to go.
 But Max wasn't mapping. He cleared counter with one leap and laid detain- Ing hands on Juan's purple and onnge mackinaw.
 Juan, slipping out of his macklnaw, placed a left hook on Max's nose. Max staggered and put up protective elbows, and Juan placed q right swing to MaX'S stomach. Dizzy, Max grab bed up a pair of long shears and made a lunge at Juan. Juan lodged and grabbed a flashlight device, which lie broke over Max's head.
 Max struggled to his feet, but Juan picked up the mounted burrO, which Max uses to pose wild West" pie lures. and crowned the proprietor with it Max and burro settled into trou- hlrd sleep tOgether on the hard floor.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-08
EASY FOR FRENCH PEASANTS
Rrrs7ican Tourists Expected to Pou Golden Flood Through the War
 Devastated Regions.

Commenting on the American SuC mer rush tu Europe, especially to the French buttIrdrldS, Customs Inspector Henri Duyal said in New Orleans:
 "I am reminded of tourist anec dote
 "In many French proglnccS every peasant raises each year for his fam. iy'4 use one or IHO enormous pigs Nothing of the pig is discarded--the fat Is boiled down for lard; the blood Is made into blood buildings; the haInS are cured; the chops are salted; tue feet are dried; the meat in the hya! is chopped into sausage meat; even l.e rurS are preserved; an occasional sl.ce of ear being used to enrich the soup. And the tail: Oh yes they use the tail, too. 1t Is stewed wiih vegetables and contains, they say, 3 ti-y morsel of delicious meat.
 But to return to the anecdOte. An American touring the north of France one summer before the war, asked a peasant what the people whereabouts lived on.
 "'Pigs, monsieur, In the winter re piled the peasant, and tourists in the summer
 Customs Inspector Duval laughed.
 Well" he said. "the tales Of eXtor' tion hear from people now return ing from France make me think that few peasants will be eating pigs ears or pigs tails this r:inter-theyH DC eating truffled chicken and drinking .Lnrmr no n-mn n
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-08
Floating Fish Traps Regulations Arc
 Announced

Seattle Feb. S-The Army En- gineer Corps today announced tho following regulations for floating fish traps had been approved Jan. 9th.
 No fish trap shall extend more than z4OO in length Over all nop shalt bs constructed and operated in more than 100 feet of water at tho outer end of the trap ct mean high tide according to tide tables except that a floating trap may be constructed and operated at great CT depth providing the eStension measured from the shore line at measured from the shore line at mean high tide does not exceed -OOO feet over all.