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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-26

It's cruel to ask Congress to stop
spending more than there is in the pub
lie treasury, when there's going to be less
in the treasury.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-26

There's good in everything. Revela-
tons of that crookedness in the 1919
worlds series, for instance, discourage
baseball gambling.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-26

Judging from that federal shipping re-
port, Uncle Sam can never again afford
to hire men for a dollar year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-26

The main trouble with congress is that
it seems to think no legislation is worth
while except legislation that spends
money
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Abore-Mrs. J. NJ. L. Rutherfurd Of
New York, one of the early arrivals at
Palm Beach, is dcvotec Of tennis and is
seen daily on the courts.
Photo International
In circle-Mrs. Archibald Mcneil, Jr,
Of Bridgeport, Conn, and Mrs ]. Fred
Zimmerman of New York and Philadel-
phia attract much attention with their
English built 'scootamotas.
Copyright. Underwood & Underwood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
HARB0RD NEW CHIEF?
May Bc Appointed to Succ.cd Gen
crnI March NJ Chief of the
Army staff

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, April 22.
Belief that Mai. Gen. James q. Har-
bord commander OF the second dl-
vision at Camp Travis, may be APP
pointed chief OF STAFF TO succeed
General March, was givon a firmcr
basis today, In the opinion OF oftic-
crs here, In the fact that Secretary
OF War Weeks would neither deny
or affirm reports that General llar-
hord would he chosen for the office,
The information was received here
In connection with reports that Gen.
crnl Pcrshing had been appointed
head OF the war staff to he organ
lied In the army 10 prepare Tor war
time operations In time OF peace,
General Harbord's rise from the
ranks Of tho enlisted men TO his
present rank as major general has
been no less mcteuriC and spectacu
lar than that of General fershins
Commissioned second lieutenant
OF cavalry July 81, 1884, he raptdlF
ascendcd tho scale of military serv-
leo until he was given the rank OF
major general of tho regular army
September s, I9l9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
GREECE RECEIVERS
FROM TURK BLOW
Athens Wires Say Greeks
Are Now Ready to Rally
Against Enemy

NuuE>s Apul 22 Grpcrc now
has r,,pyr.cd from fhc early aup,ks
suffered of 'no bands ~ the Turks
u Aain Minor aud the people ore
looking forward W.lh confidence to
fho new offensive which probably
uIlI bc begun Iu tho near future.
Tuc army has been consolidated
nnd has been reinforced by fresh ar.
rivals. The general staff ana higher
com muuds have been strengthened
ana the wcttuoa- developed by the
initial attacks have been removed
u m believed considerable move
mont from T. ,hdk toward kutnkiH.
EftI. Shohr Vhoto the Greeks re-
coutly suffered u serious setback as
Unc objective. viii Doe undertaken
within 20 few days
Tho visit Of King Constantine IN
me front has been abandoned Tor The
present and tht calling OF three
additional classes 10 the culprs haa
bccu postponed. probably due TO lack
Of proper equipment
Tho newspaper protoaoussa
organ NJ Premier Guuunris. iu an ar.
drastic measures to newspaper edi.
tors who deal with dynast,c ques.
tious
u he said articles create tho i'm
prossiou abroad that King ConAtan.
ruoa regiment is unstable. which if
not the truth. 10 says
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Tons of !SOUiet Gold
WeHed, Sent TO 4. $,

STOCKHOLM, April 22.--C0nsid .
cfabic quantities ~ Russian gold
have booD .mcitcd into rubles and
other gold articles by the swedish
mint lately, the director ~ the mint
told tho Associated Prcsp today IN
1920. b." said. - tons ~ bolshcyikl
gold was sm,lt,d NJ Yhich three and
a. Inlf tons were turned into rublos.
This year the mint has pmpltcd
no tons and most ~ this gold, ac-
,ordiug tp fho director has been
sent iu th, United states in payment
fYr goods GOld iugots made up
.pf th, mint. he explained, are
stamped with the Insignia ~ the
.'vrdish mint
BuIghrvlI gold az the present
in stockholm banks is estimated nI
more than st20. 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Shoots Husband, Then
Prays That HeH Lire

LINCOLN M, April 22.. After
firing load Of buckshot into h"r
husbands face. Mrs. Frank Hun
man ~ Lawudnlc followed tho auto
mobile which bore him 10 a hospital
hero. and in an HntUroom prayed
loudly for his recovery. while physi-
clans worked over him. Blinded by
the shot uuffman's chances to live
are slight physicians said
Huffman and his wife quHrrelcd
iu the barn lot AT their home while
hc VAS preparing 20 drive 10 Lincoln
She is said 10 have struck him IN
tho face with a whip before goins
to the house for the shotgun,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
NEW EFFORT FOR
PEACE IN ERIN
Eleventh Hour Attempt Is
Launched at Dublin by
the British

DUBLIN. Aprl o. Following thg
recent visits to ireland of Lord Hal
dane aud Sir Wunlm Sutherland,
there arrived iu Dublin last evening
another roputcd cmissary of IA" gov.
crumcnt the Bari of porby Whether
ho came authorized 20 speak offi
ciallv for the government be- a sub
ioct of cnRor speculation here. II II
understood that neither Lord Hat
drnc nor SIR william hns boon su
empowered and the efforts ~ th'
former 90 secure uu interview viii
dc Valera and Arthur Griffith failed
ON that account,
Lord llnldauc, however is report
I'd TO have talked with Professor
John MacNcill In Mount Joy prison
Information from republican sources
In that tho attitude Of dali aircanl
remained unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
ACCESSORY THIEVES BUSY
Tires. Radiator. Hood and other
Pnrfs TnIAcn IrOm Two Oars.

Reports have been coming In TO
the police station lately Of automo-
biles being stripped and their con-
tents being stolen. Two car owners
who have been losers in this respect
are j. G.. Badle. 223 East Eighteenth
street, and Dr. +. NJ. Lewis. 207
south Main street
Badle left his car parked on East
Twentieth street and it was stripped
Of several spare tires. radiator, a
hood and q set OF curtains. Doctor
Lewis left his car parked at the in
tcrsection ~ Cincinnati avenue and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
"Buddics" Killed In SAM s,...

SPRINGFIELD, III. Ar-l .,
Thirty days ago Robert Knox f,,.,
the body Of his buddy in l.,.,.
Fuel company's mine at Athens
fall Of slate had crushed fhn U,.
from him. Today near IN, same sp..
Knox himself was Killed Coui.,,.
NJ the motors underground kro,.,t
him from the ono he rod, sud -,
the same time reversed tho uYtor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Senate ApprOues Three
Men for RdiiUdB Board

WASH>ON. Aprl 90 Nomi
nations of Ben W Hooper ur Ton
uorsco iu represent tho public Sam
ucI Higgins of Now york to repre-
s,ui the railroads ma g. t. McMoui
mem of Massachusetts 10 represent
labor uu the railroad labor board
vor, approved by thr senate inter
state commerce committee. Some
protects against Mr. Mruimou a
appointment had boon flied with fh,
committee by representative Of th"
railroad clerks and shop and muiut'
nance uf ways workers who claimed
they would be- without representa-
uou on tho board. as N'Nrnimcr
rcurosoutod the brotherhood cm
ploypp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

BALTINURE. AprlI 22.--An.
nouncomort ~ the merger Of tho
Merchants National bank ~ Baiti-
more ana the National Bank Of
Commerce. with combined resources
of more than $5.O00.O0O was made
todav.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

contest taking the gold medal. with
the silver medals going t0 Alice
Johnson of CollinsyiIlc and Maxine
Mays of Red Fork. Betty Crabs of
Tulsa grade schools. Ferno Flyner
of Tulsa high school. vivian Melins
of Red Fork and Lorenc Lear OF
Jenkins won medals In the penman-
shin contests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
MRS. ST0KE:SIS
ANGRY WITNESS
STORY OF ROMANCE
Tells How Millionaire Fol-
lowed Her Up Elevator; She
Enters DENIAL Of Charges


<EW YORK. ApfI 1.N Wui-
fmI'Iuua.r, wife living In %
.fIihl Urf. rparmrr. In which
Hr. husband Euur Hl rHi. koua was
Jup liUuIo Mrs llw'n EI"ooi
~fpt.a d..N OBJ. ucr uris married
If NHu vs. g. 0. -fohra when ah.
too. doc witness stand today lu his
tur fnU divorce.
Nh s..Hcs made ipc revelation
u ausvrU .u tho question. why ala
Fuu oh|ug. fu gUiuE back to 1.-Two al
'ur hu..Il FOO tAp latter par. n'
IHIC"'
lie Followed Her for Meeting
Iirr husband iR ihr owner ~ tht
horD. and shD had previously tostl.
DDi fnD Wl IT.' met hif when he
followed h,r up In the elevator iu
Srp,,mh.I 1870 IN" great court.
room crowd. in which Eorgouua.y
Euwuud society women were uumtr-
uus. looked forward nitrutivoly h'
tho beautiful witness answered
'Ou account Of the environment J
had to endure. II was as IL ! wna
ga q public hotel even I'm my own
apartment. ana ! could not endure
tho women ! had 90 meet 10 was q
Nuhy dutv apartment Nj stokes
hopt % chickens iu % ana { had tu
$50 tu t friends homo To cat
questionable" Women walked IN.
Tho women whom she was forced
e. meet nv the "ehlckop apartment
Woro OF qucs'ionablo character
Mrs stokes said In answer 10
Further Interrogation They called
on her husband whllo she llvcd
thcro with him, she nverred
They walked right In she
added.
Then she reiterated that one OF
her husbands "hohbiCH' was To keep
chickens In tho apartment.
Mrs stokes. whom her husband
accuses OF having had illlvit reih
tions with no fewer than scvon co.
respondents, Indignantly don!od
Statements made by witnesses TOT
stokes.
In several Instances she gave 'es-
timong tending 10 snow that state
mcnts Involving her with one or the
.uther 81 these men could not hc
true. She swore. for instance, thai
she never know before OF
after her marriage Mrs, De An
quines, who has testified Mrs stokes
was with Edgar wallace at bons
Beach hotel,
Denies stokes Charges.
The name OF George Schroter OF
Denver, Colo, mining engineer
mentioned ns one OF the corospon
dents In stokes suit was then
brought In.
George SChrotcr is one OF IN,
men YOU are charged with miscon
duct WITH said tho interrogatlnL
attorney. where dld YOU meet him :
"At tho Ansonia prior TO my mar
.ringe."
Did you ever take an AUTOMOBILE
TRIP with him alOnoT
Absolutely not. rctorted tn
witness. slightly raising her voice.
where did YOU ncot him afte
9your marriageG'
"fIe motored down somewhere 4
see Us. l think II was 10 Lon
Beach.
Mnrun w Idttleton, chief or he
counsel. then confronted Mrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

ny tho Associated Press.
DUBLIN. Aprll 22.- What II de
scrihod ns an eleventh hour attempt
10 bring tho Sim foin leaders and
the government into negotiations be
fnro tho election for new Irish par
liamcnt. In being made here
For the last month tho would be
mcdihtors are said 10 have been
working without interruption. They
include business mon. prominent
members Of clergy and unofficial
representative OF tho government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
CHILDREN IN SCHOOL MEET
Hundreds of tty and County Pupils
Gather for Varied Contests.

Hundreds Of school children from
Tulsa county grades and high schools
came to Tulsa yesterday for the
first day of the annual scholastic
and literary contests preceded By
the county spelling and penmanship
contests, held in County Supcrin-
tcndent Mrs Minctte Hedges offices.
To-day athletic events viii bc held
ON Ice field and the literary con
tests in tho high school auditorium
tonight
Calvin G Tincy ~ West Tulsa
carried of honors In the spelling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Sen FLYING Boat Launched.

WASHINGTON. April ga navy
flying boat converted for CONNER
cial use was launched here today by
Secretary DENLY, In the navy de-
campaign to dispose OF
about 1000 flying boats to private
owners In order to stimulate public
interest In aviation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
New Mcslcnn Service.

PORT ARTHUR, Texas. April 90
Tho ward stCamahip line on April
20 viii begin three suilings H month
out ~ this port for Mexican ports.
II was announced dt the office ot the
Truns-Atlanttc line here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
CORK. April 22.-Tho guard Of

CORK. April 22.--Tho guard OF
honor OF tho funeral Of Julius sun
van. prominent Sim feiner, who was
shot and killed here by the con
stabulary Tuesday, was arrested by
tho military. AK the body was being
removed from church TO tho
hearsc. after requiem mass. Their
places were taken by spectators. Tho
guard was arrested In compliance
with orders restricting the siho of
the funeral cortogc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

Third street Thursday evening A.,
thieves stole a suitcase cont aano
besides his personal effects ,,.4s
ical diploma from the tnlyor.i.y !,
Louisiana. W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
pcds IN Try American.

RIGA, April 22.-Roy g. keoly,
American arrested In Moscow last
spring. will be tried before the high
revolutionary tribunal at Moscow,
according To that city's nowspa pers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Scothorn Assistant 10 Daughcrty

Special TO The world.
WASHINGTON. April 22.--John
Scothoru Of oklahoma city has. been
selected by Attorney General Daugh
orty as special assistant attorney
general TO handle the government
interests Ia the Rcd river boundary
CuNp
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
COUPLE WELL KNOWN HERE
 MARRIED AT LAT0UCHl

Word was received here last Mon day of'the marriage at Latouche Of Miss Peggy Hardin Of Juneau to Mir. James Fozard. superintendent of Che Latmchc mlno. Vho marriage took place lu Che home of Mir. Fozard. United States Commissioner Harvey b. Sullivan onlclatcd. The guests wero Mrs. J. 1T. Kline and Mrs. Dud- ley G Allen, who wero visiting Miss Hardin. After Che ceremony Che marriage was announced at Che thea- tro in Latouche by Dudley G. Allen and reception was held at Che Fozard residence.
 Both thc bride and groom orc we'll known hero. Miss Hardin came Co Juneau some umo ago as Che guest of Mrs. Myles F Mcdonnell and last spring wont to Latoucho to take charge Of Che hospital at chat place.
 Mr. Fozard is one of Che best known mining men in Alaska. Hc spent several weeks here in Che in- tercst of his work during Che session of Che legislature.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
FUNERAL OF PERSON HELD
 ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Funeral services for Che lato Wal- ter c. pcrsou. who died at his home last Sunday night were held at g o'clock Thursday afternoon from the chapel of Che c. w. Young Under taking Company Rev. Charles Per souous rcad Che service.
 Mr. pcirson came Go Juneau with bis wife m April this year. and up to Che time Of his death was helping in repairing thc buildings for Che Bethel Beach Home. where he and his wife resided for the past several months
 Ho was born in Philadelphia, Pa- December IS. 1881. where his mother and brother and sister still reside. He came Co the west coast three years ago. While iu California he contracted throat trouble and after coming to Juhcau seemed to be bet- Ger for a time. Two months ago he began a steady decline until Che end. Hcis is survived by his wife, mother brother and sister.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
DEPUTY U. S. MARSHAL
 FOR RYDER APPOINTED

Stanley Oakmith of Kotchikan has been appointed deputy U. s. mar ahal at Hydor. according Co am an- nouncoment made by U. S. Marshal George D. Beaumont today Mir. Oalsmith has been a resident Of Kot- chikan for some time and was hIgh- ly recommended for tho office Mar- shal Beaumont said. The appoint mont becomes effective at once and Oaksmlth win take up hlr duties Che first Of Che week.
 Fred Handy Of Petersburg was ap- pointed deputy U. 8 marshal at Chat place tho first Of the week ty Mar shal Beaumont.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs Malcolm Wilson and Mrs Uonc, Adams entertained with a bridge party Thursday evening at their homo on Seventh and Main rceis
 wh thc ast ot a scrics ot thrcc briec parties Nu. J. A uciicnthal entertained rhuriay evening at hcr homo or Fub and Harris streets Mrs J ID Helps anl Mrs. W A stewart entertained at bridge last Saturday and Tuesday afternoon and thls afternoon.
 
 For h. pleasure ot Mrs H u Folsom and her daughter Mas vrI who orc leaving Juneau Tuesday ou Che Princes A'.cc .' mako he.r homo u Oregon Mrs lL Faulkner entertained vtb a luncheon Friday ut her home oh Gold u.It Avenue
 
 CnmrUmorar, Io Mn. J. W. Roll and her mother Mr. Osrom who are leaving Juneau i'm Che uc'r fn. turc ~. make ttc.r homo tn One south Mrs. I M BuPorl eo,or- aneI uItb a ue.-hhor sowing party rbaraar afternoon at her home on sixth ..r.et
  Mrs Cash Colo entertained with Q r-le. party Wednesday evening at h,r homo on Seventh and Mam streets.
 
 on.r.o of trc q. s $. Explorer eo. tr-uu.l v.h a dinner party Wei rc.I.r evening ahoari shIp Covers n.r. ..I nr fourteen.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
LnsE THER FIRsT RARY

The many friends or Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Paul of Troadwell gympa- thizo with them In Che loa of their nmt baby. a boy. born a week ago today at st Ann hospital in tlis place but living only a short time. Mr. Paul loft Troadwell about a year ago for his native land Serbia, for Che purpose Of making his home there. marrying shortly after his ar- rival But after a dozen year spent in Alaska. thc Balkan region did not appeal to him and he returned to Alaska bringing his wife with him. Mrs. Paul is improving rap- idly although her condition .was quite critical for a few days
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
GEORGIA STANTON ASKS
 DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND

Suit for divorce from her hua band. Harry Stanton. has been hlci tn Che orIcc of tuc clerk o' ihc .. s. district court br Georgia stanton. .rroneh hor auorrcy. Helmlha' x HcuouuaI rh. punun charges cruelty and Jcsor,on and asks Che custody of a Utc-yero.l son. Iran- .s uuv stanton. and am a.lo"mo. .or ss5 per month tor maintenance O. nc ch.lj..
 Tho I..cndm. has mot yet made answer to tlc onarec
 Geor.a Stanton ha. lived u thH vicinity for u number of ycau sho Vas uarrcl to Harry stanton m l9l5 and aI0-.. sine was de.cr,.i by him shortly arcr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
ALASKA JUNEAU MINE
 DISCONTINUES SHIFT

Only tNo shifts win be employed for underground working ut Che Alaska Juneau mino it was an- nouuced by mino officials this week. The third shitt was discontinued during Che week and approximately 70 men laid on Reason for not using Che third shift is that thc min- ing equipment is in need of repair and umc must bc taken between tho two shifts now on for Che repair work.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
RosH HAsHAEAH IS OBSERVED

Jewish people In Che United States and territories observed their Jewish New Year beginning Sunday night at o'clock and ending Monday at 6 D. m. There hours were observed os Holy Day Among Orthodox Jcwt
 a second day of Rosh Hashanah is also observed. and was Tuesday last
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
RUS IN URBEs

Ben Learning of Chichagof ho' been iu town for Che past week miugling with old friends and. iu. cIdcntaly. ovorostimatiug the yalu, of solo hands whilo "sItung in." HC win return Co tho mining town to. night Mir Leaning is in charge o. Che club at Chichagof Che aomo DO. siuou he held at Troadwcl for sev. cral years.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
HOSPITAL NOTES

Nr. H.Hu I.I.n. who Hr- n0en r h. u.u.. hospital for m. past several I... for medical ,rcf.m.nt I.I. Tn. H.r home Thursday
 LWr Gmar son uf Mr. and Mn. G rumer.r. uH. taken to n" .ou. THrrIar from the naW. h.. r.t.t NH.-. h. had boon for .etar.. ..t. .0r m.II..I re.tmeHt
 MT. sHuter o. rHHn. who Inn. boon .. m. u.a. hospital for tn. r..- ..r lar.. i.I for h.r home
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
BAR ASSOCIATION
 TO GIVE BANQUET
 IN HONOR JUDGE REED

A banquet iu honor ol ludeo Thomas M. Rcod. for members of One Alaska Bar Association ouly is to be held ths evening at l.ao o'clock atthc Gaslnoau Cafe.
 Tho committee elected at a moe.- ir- or the association hold Monday evening u Che oL.ccs of John k Wmu president ol One association. to have charge oi thc bmgue. It John R Wuu John 8 Marshall and '. A. Paine
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
MURDER CASE WITNESSES

H. A. Dahl Russell York G. E. Swanson. Wm. Gribbio. pcto JoIloy Chester Johnson. J. B. Elfstrom. M. &. Perkins and Hans Wick of Pctora- burg. au witnesses in Che George Nelson murder trial, arrived on Ono Seattle thi8 morning
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
NO MEETING CITY COUNCIL

Not enough members present Go make quorum. there was no meet ug Of Che city council last night At Che next meeting of Che council thcro win bc au election for % mem bor to succeed George Getcholi who has recently rendered his resignation because of new duties which prevent his residence in Juneau it was stated
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
Methodist Church

Sunday morning service at 11.o0. Subject. "If a Believer Why Not Sure of Salvation"
 I2.15- Sunday School Don't allow anything to keep you away; therc s always a warm welcome and classes win Doe planned to suit Che scholars
 Junior League meets at 8 D. m. Lot an Che children bo present
 Epworth League at 6.3W The Juniors win lcad Che Seniors Let an Epworthians be present. The League is planning a bis Halloween party
 Preaching at 7.30. Subject "rhc Master Workman and His Place Of BgIness"
 Tho official board win meet on Tuesday evening at 7.30 in Che pas- tors study.
 We are very favorably impressed with Juneau and her people and we are looking forward Go a pleasant and profitable year here as pastor of Che Methodist Episcopal church.
 We. however. desire Che coopera- ton of all people chat believe in our Christ Our church doors win be open to every one. and ot any time we can bo Of service to any it mat- tcrs not as to past lifo or present conditions. we shall only be glad to serve in any manner In which we may honor Christ and upliit human ity w. A. Allen Pastor
 Catholic Church
 Twentieth Sunday after peniocost
 Twouty-urst Sunday after pcnto- cost.
 8 o'clock k-Holy Mass with general Communion for Che Ladies of Che Altar Society.
 1O:3O-High Mass and sermon on the Gospel of tho Day.
 1:3O- Sunday School
 7:30- Evening Doyouons
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
HUNTING PARTY
 ON TEN.DAY CRUISE

With a party of seven aboard. thC gas boat Diana. owned by Charlc. ColdslcIn. left Tuesday morning foI thc Rocky Pass district on a ten-day hundn gtrip. Those aboard wcr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein Dr. and Mrs. II. c. Dcvighnc. Walter De- Long. Fred oliver and .Ed Jones.
 The party expects to go to Bis John Bay and possibly Hamilton Bay and win return here about october 18th.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

FOR SALE Small cabin boat with i-h. D. Standard Kid engine. nearly now. Suitable for hunters or prospoctors. Wiu sell cheap. Ap- ply Go M. 8. Hudson or to o1ice Of Strolcr's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
anEs Tn KENNECOTT

c. Hammer who until recently was a mine surveyor at tho Pcreo- vorancc. lcft on Che Northwestern for Konuecott, where Joe win prob ably remain for somo time.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
sIrKA HOT SPRINGS

Visit Dr. r. l.. Goddards famous sauitar.um where thero is every comfort Rates S8 per day and mp. Tho waters ot Che sitka Hot Springs arc ufo-g'viug and hoalth-presorv- mg.