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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
SEEING ALASKA
 DURING WINTER
Tourists Come to Alaska Rather Than Go South Co While
 Away Winter Season

Seattle Wh an utter contempt tor tae viieI, accepted belief ,hat above thr auh parallel thcr. 1rc onIr ru..n wastes at thia season ol Che year, a number ot tourists are rul.I tor Ansba Instead ot south- wand toward auuu.er chimes
 Or One Admiral Liner spokane. which ..IcI for ssa and other ports crrou.c n few lays aeo. hcre won. . nunh.r o. lne.e tourists. Tho Admiral Watson. which sailed o,- ton.- . likewise carried several r.ta.-. who intend .o spend thc winter n Alaska. among chem being MT and Nr. s u Gordon. ol Loae r. Cal. who's. destination was Ar.H.He.
 Another u.t..r bound lor Ans- t. u.. L.nIs sau.on. engineer for a sulphur prospecting company who aI h. u.. lo.I.us for Che Nn.u island. u avoid tac cold o. m. E....r .H.e.
 I L.. urh0r 1suu aul u..I r...I ultimately Go arrive"
 sud MT s.H..n -s. are only lory- .I I.er.. ! believe from che Nu. .... and yet or account of l.. I.nn current. our Gu.. stream. ... winter temperatures .roue. but t.rr.... U.er.os There arc >0 o. m He island which aH mI.. m circumference and uc sc.- dom wear .runu. heavier chan che
 garments known as ou or spring 0l..H...
 n. sr added Hat On. >H mon .r m. ...nI wen. mot .o.at.l tu... station r0. only supplies tho now. .. Che world tn bulletin form. Inn. .U r.u. phone device h. .n...... frequently connects fue ..'- .U. population uIH tH. orchestra. .. .... .t ..a and .a.. enjoy ta. .r.. given '.. UH.rl.Ue nu. ..u.
 l.... .- .... U...u.ne mor. ann. r.. r.uo. .. ... ...-.r..u uan- u..u.. and ..0rtHe to 'ir s"... n.. .. .. .t |. ueur .ou-
 stunned .. m. whit. population.
 N. long ... n. .,H.n.I .wo
 .. ...... I..u.r n. t.. m.r.. .. t.Hn ...I and served ... cream
 I They ar. tf. nros. r... n.oa'. on e.r.n and l"t dunno. n.I. a famous Hma-hm. n. .....
 Im.. Alaskan winter tourist n.... ur ...ar. .HHHe .nn.ar m. nam. .. Miss Carrie tho. 0f or. r.r. Nmt. who Intends w t..t ..r ...r MI. May t..0. a. E.....n lur I. holidays Miss lHH shipped H.r u.0moni. north .n m. Admiral W....n and a.I she .l.l.. II. r. uU winter
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
THIS OLD WORLD
 IS FLAT AFTER ALL
Poot-Blho. Zion City Produces Many Arguments Against Scientists
 and Tme-S-nuai Theory

CH.n... III Tho story of -rhe v... That Voted He Earth h r.r Inn. nm e.ro.t .IH.r.n. tn Wuu- n r.Ir. o..r..r of Lon t.. rH.ou. community tat AeS- ar... u.u.. ..rrI.. .. I.ou c.r. a U. ..t. oI tH. .l.
 Declaring tr.. .H.re |. ro proof uH..H...e ol m. nre...ty ol trc .... r .... tr. earth has any m.H.. Oversee. voHu says ae Is .n.r.rI .o r.ur. modern as.ron- om. scientifically n- well as from t.. standpoint .l One H.h.e."
 H are .am. 70. Che roHH he advance.
 .lI standing water .s IoteL L.. ..r. I.nror. |. IT h. .an Th" cannot 0..e Il rns e oor.u. .e. ..Ier.. Cha. ta. old rr,neor e...0n.rn...n system co. la. pder.- .rr .. .He earth Is "se
 .h man stood .l Kingston. Ja- u... and N tnc lighthouse at Huu. ur0.r eehr-tao miles u..t which |. another conclusive nr.. H.. t.. nhr.r of th. .r.. .. a.e
 r.. mIrent rr h boon s0eu number r. um.. hHt II. would be absolutely mnuaIn'. t1 se. it ou a r.r. You uouI have to look through hundreds %. mites ot earth and rock.
 rUa-. n railroad i'm south tuu. two H.lHnI miles long which s almost perfectly lowell The sue O.n.' q. n hundred miles long url.u. lock. and rI.h scarcely amy r... Wh.r. |. sow .lrga.ur. or .r.Ir Thor. s rore
 No wonder hrher critics and modern believer. m tre Co1eru.cau
 system oI astronomy laugh at hs flood and .r .a.t ouch n thne as a no.I could never occur orn a globe or spherical earth and ] aere. ufn mm They ar. perfectly right That what tle Devil Intended whom In. Invented th. modern as.ro. rom.o.i theory loo destroy Che word of GoI
 T.o .ay nat e-.in..s are caused by Ono earth naa.re between th. moon and tte mn. causing the shad owl bnt how can yoe have am orips' uh both Che mn and moon aboy. che ho-rore lt .s a matter of rcc ord chat ther. have been a number of e.Hnses ufh both Che moon an, Che sum above Che horizon No on. knows what causes cc'ipscs
 Taey ten you chat Che sun H nIncty-tvo million miles away
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12

form Of government, or with One markets of America free to Che com- pcution of Europc2 What hoa so- clal.suc Russia Invented except new bruiaHucs oi murder and Che ncsn- uon of duuca to ouca fcI.owmm ? In thc roalm of war for instance. how fow are Che inventions which have originated among Che military
 caaci Secure in he.r lifetime poe siuons. Che soldicy have had mo in- conuyo to work for tho amchorauon d mankind. and oyou tho large ma- ioriy of Che weapons ot war have boen Che inventions of civilians
 Think il oycr. bc glad you aro am American and rmow your ioalV Go thc American form of government
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
IS TYPICAL
 OF AMERICA
Phenomenal Rise of Poor Boy From Dock Waloper to Manager Of
 Steamship Line

NNHNNIN. W NNNH N"Ns NH "' "'N" anniversary oi Che Admiral Line. as a combination of Che ncots Of One historic Pacific Coaat Steamship Company and Che Pacific Alaska Noy- |irauou Company was marked Tues |day by receipt ot numerous cougrat- matory messages addressed Go Che president Hubbard F. Alexander Several of the messages. from vct- cran employees. recalled chat Mr. Alexander started as a dock laboror at fourteen years ot age. and today at fory-two. directs Che operations of Che largest fcct or vessels flying Che American nas ou Cine Pacific ocean.
 The Admiral Limo was Q concep- ion elycu cGcct by Mr. Alexander i'm 1912. following Che merger ot two Alaska steamship companies. But aa .t is known today "a consolidation of Che Alexander lines and Che old Pacific Coas, Company -it Is only i've yoau o.d
 It was incorporated as Che Pacific Steamship Company n October Igl6. and iu house Gae. four stars on Q field of blue surrounding a crimson maltese cross. wgs first flown November of Che same year.
 Then he combined fleet comprised
 twenty vessels of an classes. scry- .ue California and other sections of
 ho Pacific Coast between Alaska and Latin American ports Today the uae lilies at Che mas,hoads Of hry-lour ships and Che service has been expanded to include che Orient and Che ports Of Great Bdt- l.u and continental Europe.
 Mr. Alexander abandoned a pros nectivo college carocr n 1898 Go 80 ou the docks at Tacoma. Wash. Six years latcr when hc was twenty geau old. he became president of a dock company At tvcuty-c.ght hc orun1eI his Gut steamship line for Che Alaska tradc and in l9l2 bc adopted Che trade name of Ad- mru Lime. four years before One transaction which resulted iu thc ab- .arptIon of Che Pacific Coast steam ship Company
 The luttor company dates back Go che era ol thc Arsonauts In Ca.i,or- uia. It grow out oi tho organization by Che Arm ol GooIaU. Perkins N Nelson Of fleet of water boats n IS5o Go ser,. Che sailing ship .rovdue into San Francisco bay loaded witch gold .oehor.
 rs history from Chat period until Ono mcrrer ol 1916 was virtually che history 0hc American merchant marine on One Pacific co1st Since nen b. development, of % merchant service under Che American das hm narnIaol Che personal history of u Y. Alexander
 Prom Che organization of h.s Nrt steamship company fourteen years ago. Mr. NcNndora object has been One establishment Of a strong Amor Iean maritime service connecting 
 ho Pacific coast witch Che ports Of Che world. and a. many of Che birth- day mc aeos so Dr received have
 get forth. hc aIrady has succeeded to am extent which iuaune Che loem Anywhere on thc Pacific.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
KETCHIKAN MEN
 TURN FOX FARMERS
Substantial Citizens Of First City to Enter Fm-RaIlnr Industry
 on Big Scale

A late Huc Of uo KetohItm Chronicle fya
 Going forward on the next mail .o Juneau for Wms with the secretary Of Che Territory tu be tho iucor- 1onuou papers %. Che Alaska Fm Farms. Iuc. am organization of r.D- rosm,auye Kotoh.t.t huucs and professional men who arc going into Che business ou a large s.a'o.
 The company has utcu Pattor son island and win start with 2O pairs of foxes which arc expected t6 multiply rapidly and to which win bo added number of others in thc near future. The island located about twenty miles southwest O. Kotch.bau. Is no wolunpod w.h al. Che buildings necessary for thc start oi tlc lam
 The oIccr Of tho company m- clude. E C. Howard. president nr J U Mustard. y.cc president; J. n uavos roasuror Harvey stuoE Dole secretary Thcc ou.oer wIth N s. Dobbs. constitute tho board O. directors Among others Interested m thc company arc D. w. imt L II. KubIcy B. T. Graham. " A. Pete eron Dr. Peterson Dr. R V. E.iIs and sIE Wc1sIc
 WIn such representative hus.nc. and professional mon as thco going into Che fox farming business it l expected that others in larger num- bcrs win bc following suit soon.
 ur.f Trn eIrlIInr'. Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12

Our now and un-to-datc Studio equipment is at your service Winter e Ponds studio.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
FIRE ALARM CALLS

|l-8 Third and Franklin ll-f Front and Franklin I1-5 Front opp. Marshall and
 Newman.
 1-6 Front opp. Film Exchange. II-7 Front opp City Wharf II-S Front near Saw Mu |2-I Home Grocery I2-8 Wmouehby opp Cole Barn. l2-4 Front and Seward I2-5 Front and Main. I2-G Second and Main I2-7 FIuh and Seward I2-9 Fire Hau I8-2 Castlncau and Rawu Way I3-I Second and Gold. I3-5 Fourth and Harris I3-G Fifth and Gold. I8-7 Fuh and East I3-S Seventh and Gold I8-9 Fnh and Kennedy I4-1 Nuth. back of power house. Il-2 Calhoun. opp. Juneau Apta Il-3 Disuu Ave. and Indian st Il-5 Ninth and Calhoun Il-G Seventh and Main Ii-T Twelfth. at Northern Ldry. Il-S Twelfth and Wlloughby
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
UNEMPLOYMENT
 CAUSES DIVORCE
Chief Probation Officer of New York Says Trouble Comes With
 Men Ou. of Work

Sew York Unemployment Is breaking mp thc home causing meu .o be at hcir worst and nuue tho .go... courts uIth evidence ol de-
 ruou Edwin J Coo.ey chief pro- h.uoa oa.oer ol Nev York city, de- Iar.I recently
 Tmce hundred mu have deserted hur wives and chllrm tn New Ym. 0y alone last month. he said.
 "From aI parts Of Che country men are coming to Ncw York with .aar u.re. and families looking for work" Cooley aId "rhcre is less work he-e chan any other place.
 -wheu Che uoIf comes 1n ho door .iage Ics out Che window
 .waen a man Is bringing homo O ray ryolone every Saturday nigh. there's better chance chat Che roaee of Che family win be preserved. But whom Che family .s poor with Che prosdor out Of work k-thc money question Is bound Go bob up
 And whc1 % mbb.c and w.lo start to talking about cash there's bound Co be ur uy.us ii not a few .Nuee and aat rous
 "I harc noticed for years Che nueuauou of family disorders Whom unemployment Is widespread dosoruou ol Che wife and family fol lows.
 "l have ro doubt chat whom nor. mat employment conditions arc re- stored Che divorce courts win be somewhat relieved of tbe.r burden.
 Our now and un-to-dato studio equipment is at your service. Winter e Ponds Studio
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
CANNED SALMON LEADS
 EXPORTS FOR OCTOBER

Alaska products having total v.Iur ol s..aaUaI1 were exported io be states during tho month or October a..oriue to thc monthly re- DOT. issued from ,hc ol.ce or Che collector ol customs here. Canned Imon v.th value Of ftll-.6''. was Che pHnc.ra. article ot export
 List oi Exports
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
OFFERS AID TO
CITY PLANNING
Committee of 100 Would Co.
operate With City.

A letter has been sent to Mayor Jewett
and to the city council by John B. Rey-
nolds, general secretary Of the Indian
apolis Chamber Of Commerce, as secre-
tary Of the committee Of one hundred
on city planning, offering to the city the
entire cooperation of the committee.
In the letter 1t is stated; THE COM
mittee feels that this IS a matter of the
most vital Importance and hopes that 1t
will be possible for 1t to render valuable
assistance to you in the great RESPONSE
billties of the Inauguration of this move
ment. The committee, as you know, COM
posed of a representative group of men
and women who have been gathered to-
gether with only one end in view and
that end Is, to serve indianapolis in the
present so that her future growth along
sensible and scientific lines may be as
sured This committee has 1t in it's
power to be of marked help in selling
any ideas which may be developed Off
clally to the citizens Of Indianapolis and
we sincerely hope that you viii advise
when help is needed. You may be as
sured that this help will be forthcom-
ing"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
Hancher Murder Trial
Opens at Columbus


COLUMBUS, Ind, April 5.-The trial of
J. Weber Smith, charged with murder
IT. the first degree, in connection with
the shooting of Irma Hancher here last
January, was begun in the Circuit Court
here today. The entire first day was
taken up in an effort to get a jury. A
special venire Of fifty men was drawn for
the case and q second venire Of fifty was
drawn when the first was exhausted yes
terday afternoon. Long before the hour
for the opening of court the seating ca
pacty of the courtroom was taken and
people were standing in the rear of the
room, indicating a deep interest in the
case. The defendant, who is a member
Of a prominent family here, appeared
very self possessed at the trial and took
little interest in the proceedings Of Sc
curing a jury.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hancher, parents
Of the murdered girl: Mrs. Harry Spicer
OF Madison, a sister, and Clarence
Hancher, a brother, were present at the
trial. A number of relatives Of the de-
PENDANT were also present. Prosecutor
A T. Conner is assisted by Rynerson &
Long and Kollmeyer & Sharpnack are
the attorneys for the defense.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

public safety and the Lathrop- McFar-
land Company for one Cole automobile to
be used as a police emergency car.
PRIVILEGES GRANTED
STANDARD OIL.
An ordinance granting the Standard
OIL Company permission to erect and
maintain for a period of fifty years
warehouses, tanks and other buildings
necessary for the conduct of its business,
and to store therein illuminating oils,
naphtha, gasoline, or any other mineral
oils or fluids, the products Of petroleum,
in quantities sufficient TO meet the re-
quirements Of its business" on property
located near Twenty Ninth street and
Schurmann avenue, was introduced. Coun-
Gilman Brown. who introduced it, said
the law requires special permission by
ordinance for the establishment OF such
plants within the city limits. Another
ordinance granting the same company the
right to lay a switch to the new plant,
was introduced.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
BeGLIUdis Idol of
Young Girls, Who .
Send Him Letters

MONTREAL. April Sired Beau
vaIs, correspondent in the divorce suit
Of James a. Stillman, has involun-
tarily assumed the role of a sort OF
matinee idol-movie hero, in the eyes
of scores of young American girls,
it was learned today.
The French Canadian guide is
helpless target for a barrage of
letters from these imaginative flap
pers, most of whom ''sympathize with"
or pray for" him. He is not re-
plying to any Of them and says they
annoy him.
a Philadelphia girl, who says she
is 10, enclosed in her letter what
she described as my ending OF this
drama" She clipped pictures from
a magazine, showing the principal
scenes in a western movie thriller.
Wherever the name Of the hero ap-
pears she substituted the name OF
Fred Beauvais" and for the simple
country girl she wrote in Anne
Stillman."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

ance you need to get ahead and overcome
obstacles, by all means try NUXATED
IRON.
NUXATED IRON often increases the
bodily and mental vigor of weak, tired,
WORKOUT, nervous people in two weeks
time It's like the iron In your blood
and like the iron in spinach lentlis and
apples. You can eat 1t If you wish. 1t
will not blacken or injure the teeth nor
disturb the stomach-it Is entirely diff
ferent from ordinary metallic iron which
peaple usually take and which is made
merely by the action of strong acids on
small pieces of iron.
In addition to organic iron, Nuxated
Iron also contains a product which rep
resents the principal chemical constituent
Of ACTIVE LIVING FORCE for feeding
the nerves. 1t may, therefore, be said to
be both a BLOOD and GNERVE FOOD.
Over 4,00OG0 people are using NUXATED
IRON annually.
Beware Of substitutes. Look for the
word "NUXATED" on every package and
the letters n. 1. on every tablet. Your
money will be refunded by the manufac.
turers If You do not obtain perfectly
satisfactory results. At all druggists
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
MEXICO SENDS
HER PROMISE
Assures u. S. She Will Protect
Americans.

WASHINGTON, April o.-Mexico has
informed the United States that the
fullest vigor of the law" will be used to
safeguard Americans and to punish those
who were guilty of the recent murder of
two Americans in the Tampico district,
according to dispatch to the State De-
partment today from Charge Summerlin
Of the American embassy at Mexico City
Charge Summerlin stated that the
Mexican government has addressed for
NAL note to the United States in reply
to the representations made by this Gov
eminent In regard to the alleged murder
of three Americans In Mexico during
recent weeks. The note, which gives as
surance Of a desire to protect Americans
and punish those who commit crimes
against Americans, viii be forwarded
here by mail.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

Many a man is struggling, trying hard
to get ahead, but just as he gets a start
something always seems to go wrong
that sets him back, while another man
with apparently less ability seems to get
along famOusly with comparatively little
effort-THIS GREAT DIFFERENCE in
men may be due solely to the difference
in their bodily and mental vigOr and the
AMOUNT of organic IRON IN THEIR
BLOOD.
There are 10000 600, 100000 RED
BLOOD CORPUSCLES in your blood and
each one must have iron. without IRON
YOUR BLOOD LOSES ITS POWER TO
CHANGE FOOD INTO LIVING CELLS
AND TISSUE and nothing you eat does
you the proper amount Of good-you do
not get the full strength out Of 1t.
Indoor life, overeating, household
drudgery. gripping, CALLING worry and
nervous strain are sapping the iron and
thereby the very life, from the blood of
thousands of men and women
We do not advise what to do in indi-
vidual cases, as this is the province of
the physician, but we do say that if you
lack sufficient iron in your blood to
give you the strength, energy and endur-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
WIFE PLANS
MEMORY TEST
Amnesia Victim, Discovered
Here, Arrested in Canada.

CLEVELAND. April 5.-Cuyahoga
County officials were hurrying to Brough-
dale, a village near London, Ontario. to-
day to bring back for trial james Val
Morton, Canadian war hero, to face a
charge of having deserted his wife and
two minor children.
Morton received much notice last No
vember when he walked into a Doctors
office in indianapolis and raid: Il don't
know who I am, nor where l live. Ny
mind is a complete bank"
Doctors subjected him to many tests
for amnesia and his picture was pub
ished broadcast by newspapers. Mrs.
Morton saw it in a Cleveland paper and
recognized her husband, who had disap
peared from Canton, Ohio, two weeks
previously. A touching reunion occurred
at the hospital and Morton returned with
his wife TO Cleveland.
Later he disappeared again and re-
Gently was located at Broughdale. Be
lieYing that the amnesia was feigned,
his wife asked his indictment upon the
charge Of desertion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
Coal Operators Cut
Price in Illinois

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. April 5.-Illinois
coal operators explained today that re-
duction Of fifty cents a ton in. coal is
made at this time to allow plants and
individual consumers to replenish their
stock for next winter and to aid in the
movement of cars now standing idle on
the railroad tracks. Practically all
operators reduced their prices.
Best grades and mine run coal were
Quilted at $4.25 and 1915 respectively.
fat cut Of SOC on each The reduction
will be a temporary one, it was ex-
planned.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
Autoist Convicted
on Two Charges

Thomas Egan, 715 North Pine street,
was fined $40 and costs on charges of
speeding and $40 and costs on a charge
of driving his machine while under the
Influence of liquor in city court yes
terday afternoon by Judge Walter Prit-
chard
Egan was arrested Saturday night by
Sergeant White and the emergency squad
who received information Of an accident
at North and New Jersey streets.
Sergeant White stated that Egan struck
the machine driven by Howard II. Stan
ley, 1928 North New Jersey streets. Only
slight damage was done to either ma
chine, 1t was said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
Will Decide Winners
of Gerard Memorial
Special 10 The Times.

CRAwFORDSyILLE, Ind, April e.
The committee on scholarship of the Ger
ard Memorial Educational Aid Founda-
ton Of the Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur
met in this city today to select the win
ners OF scholarships given by the foun-
dalton each year.
The scholarship fund was established
in 1920 as memorial tribute to David
w. Gerard, founder of the Ben Hur or
ganization. The scholarships have value
Of $500 yearly for four collegiate years.
The recipients this year viii be required
to attend Wabash College.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
Plumbers Strike
Over Wage Matters

LOGANSPORT, Ind, April 5.-A strike
Of the journeyman plumbers of this city
has been called. Wage differences exist
ing between the members Of the local
union and the master plumbers has led
to the walkout OF thirty employees here.
No prospects Of a compromise have yet
been reached.
The wage scale as requested by the
journeyman plumbers Of this city was
placed at 81 per hour. for eight hours
per day, excluding Sunday. Master plum
hers asked that the scale be reduced TO
rs cents per hour, this request being re-
fused by the local union.
An attempt was also made TO bridge
the breach at 90 cents per hour. The
yearly contracts under which tho jour
neyman plumbers of this city work ex-
pire with the first day OF April
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
LoganspOrt Woman
Adjudged Insane
Special to The Times.

LOGANsPORT, Ind, April 6.-Mrs.
Laura Zech, the young woman who at.
tempted to end her life Friday when she
set fire to her clothing after saturating
them in oil. was adJudged to be a per
son of unsound mind by sanity COM
The commission recommends that the
woman be removed to the Longclif Hos
pital for treatment, providing she sur
wives her burns.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
NEW CAFE OPENED
BY STEGEMEIERS
Dining Room in Occidental
Building Taken Over.

Stegemeier Brothers, who for years
conducted the Stegemeier Cafe in North
Illinois street, have opened q new dining
room In ting basement of the Occidental
Building. The place, which was for
merly operated as the Occidental Cafe
terra, has been refurnished, redecorated
and otherwise improved. 1t was opened
for service yesterday.
The Stegemeier cafe in Illinois street,
long known as ore Of the city's favorite
eating places, will continue business in
definitely, pending the starting of work
on the Central Amusement Company's
new theater which is to occupy the site.
When completed the Stegemeiers win
have a cafe in the basement Of the
theater