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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
WHY THE STR0LLEB'S WEENLY

There arc two things that we consider u our duty to slnuor-our family and the constitution of hc United States In order that the first of these duties may h, fulfilled r is necessary that engage m some industry bv which we cam make a living and, owning a us.-rass newspaper plant that was located m a temporarily waning toyyu we decided to move i to thc best town m Alaska and take pot luck with similar industries No' tha, there i, long felt want in thc newspaper field here to bc filed or that the patient public is ycawue .or additional publications but that wc owning good pan- and having living to make. decided to make thc best o existing conditions here arc The office O. The SrmUcrs Weekly is ou Second street between Seward auJ Franklin and our telephone number is 50,. We oro prepared to do an kinds of iob printing and respectfully solicit patronage m that lime.
 The SrroIcrs Weekly, successor to thc nou-as lsI mJ Vows will appear every Saturday aud w.. h' de- voted to the advancement of thc interests oI us homo town and vicinity m particular and of tlc Territory o Alaska m general Gasrucau Cmmc. always has been auI WIG believe. win continue to ha the most stable and substantial section of this great northern domain We rcHcr. this part of Alaska has a grea. future and th" fhe next year win witness mighty strides along .c Hnc of commercial and industrial activities.
 Politically tine Stroller, Weekly will bc strictly m dependent and win ever bc ready with bolue or brick al. thc cNgcuccs of the occasion will warrant. Born and raised Republican m Ohio this editor vcut after rc1c ing hi, majority to Florida. where tbc aroma O. japu' Uelu conventions drove hm into thc Democratic IoIL Uor..or. having watched thc political game from both angles uc feels that hc is u position to keep m 'Ie md ,.e o. the road and win cudcayor to do >o- udopwdw. in everything but neutral in nothing Anyway. and since a ceased To b. am issue about all there is Co polite, ~the rough- those who have their feet u u and those whose feet arc itching to gct in.
 The subscription price of the SroIer'- Weekly is .rce dollars per year, payable in advance ..s price a.ue made possible only by indications Ho. hc co, of print paper vii. gradually gc back to where was in He days when a dollar would bu, a dollars worth The paper win br enlarged to eight pages u thc very near rIuy and tHe price will remain Inc same.
 As tbe average reader doc, mot look To weekly publication for tcegaphc news The SroIos Weekly win devote ts columns to local and general Alaska mate tors o interest and to special articles We have faith in our ability to publish paper that win b. popular. paper that win b. welcome wherever goes and paper that win he read with mtorc, by an classes O. people,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
.bG StfOn1r


Doing m new location .a but an Incident along t.c pathway of Che -rH.r journey aioVu iica
 u-.I highway his influence for
 .I and ...In- toward Che moral uf hne he same n all conn mm... in which ha Iot has been r.- example. m Che far- .N.u dim and dHtm, past when began hi. musiauous i'm Flor In It Na. estimated chat In tho
 county Nh.. le was located some nu. UN. IfHU0 dogs slept under bod. Whom h. Iolt after half Hur years. the number had been reduced f1 ls-f. Latter and In tho Yukon country be conducted cam r..r advocating putting squirt .. I.mm in It witch Che result chat in Irn year. Che habiucs ot police
 u. dropped I-cm am average Of HH..u ...ry morning ,o that num- H.r m n month In more recent
 .. and aHc- Ms return to Alaska .m Yukon hs Influence had much IT. I1 with overcoming thc powers .I Ua.Er. to .bc extent Chat rust accumulated o0 Che hinges of lock- mp doors and Che native daughters walked I. neeon-t1al chan before
 TU. Stroller. mission m lifo Is to. Uu. sunshine and start a canary nuI .nmu. i'm Che human heart lie. would nh.r be thc means of bring ue moments pleasure and roiaN-
 .un to Che father of a large and rapidly increasing family chan to. Hne vHh Nnrs Uc prefers cheer n- h. houl of Che ovcr-workod H.u.ouII. lo wearing gorgeous ap-. u.r.I aud He would much rather dry . uar ou tr. check of am innocent .IHf tln Ho. mp booze with ror-| Htaru legislators
 Tcn t..rs aeo and after spending
 feu days i'm Chicago thc Stroller
 I.l.I hat upward of 20 per cent .. Ihc aHN00 department store e.rls i'm Una. city were knee sprung from a.Ine o. ueir feet long hours at. H..r un-. Tho result was am .uu..uIne ol m inventive genius and tlc creation of bIs now colc- 1nteI uonu,Une knee brace which Ias not only preserved butt restored Ono pristine lovcuuess of| upward ol -5.000 pairs of fom.nine| knees m Chicago alone As evidenced or .rc popularity of his uvcnuon| thc Stroller received letter only al ..w days ago from Che secretary of| Che Department store Girls UuionI in Chicago which. in part said:
 .You should sec our knees some Sunday afternoon when ton thousand of us arc at Che bathing resorts You would not recognize chem as che Hme sprung. crooked and curv- ei limbs yoH ftted your braces Col whom you became aware of our mis- fortune. q. you dear thIugi" There was much moro to Che letter which ! s not given hcro for family roa-' onsl
 Other cities cast and west north ! iud south of Chicago are awakening !
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Towns elsewhere of similar size may have just as many and just as "peppy" children as Juneau but we doubt the latter quality after attending the juvenile sports on the Admiral Line dock the other day. Alaska s children are strong on enthusiasm mitiative and indi- ,dwty which are characteristics of the Northand and which develop broad-miuded and seli-reliant men and women.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

The fact that a considerable portion of the local fsh ug flee. win make headquarters elsewhere .or ac next several months hut emphasizes he fac. aat cod s.or -e plant Is JmcuS greatest need at the present .mc
 cvor, fishing boat that goes elsewhere means jus. haI much loss Co thc busiucS, interests of this community Cold storage for hi, place has been horpcd ou or long time and nothing has come of it. The Ioc. remains that
 |, good business proposition .or those who have the required capital to invest. Continued horpiug may land something hut in thc meantime thc merchants of this vicinity arc mot getting what is justly coming to hcm Not ta. those of other places arc bc-udecd the trade they are getting but that Gastneau Channel i, Ihc Io- logical place for central fish market.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Why is it that baseball in this part of Alaska nvari- gbly becomes "closed incident at sundown on the ycume of July 4th and its accompanying paraphemaia thrown aside until the following Junei Does interest
 the game wauc or is because the cash prize bush has l.cu puckcd clean and unlike alfalfa refuses to repeat
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

If the new governor of Alaska does one-fomth of
 what some people expect of him, his first act on arrival noud bc to either burn advertise his bed for salo as a win have mo use or time for it if he follows the sched ac arranged for him by various divers and sundy slate makers
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

In describing the latest in feminine apparel the Chic cago Tribune says: "Bllowug curves contend with acute angles and flowing lines take issue with abrupt eur tsiments" We knew was something of that kiud but limited vocabulary handicapped in giving expres- sion to our opinion
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Two years and eight months after the amisticc was
 n.L war between Germany. Aus.ra-Imgav and .a United States was officially declared at cud when President Harding signed a congressional resolution to That effect last Saturday. It took thc Americans as long to g.. out of tho o get into it and fully a year longer Co -or ou' than they actively in it. Hu. while ueaeed iu it they gave a good account of themselves.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Those who walked to the baseball grounds Monday were inclined to doubt the accuracy of Henry Ford's statement that he has built five million ears. Either that .r Juneau has more than her share of Henry's output
 The owners of water system in am Illinois town awe warned their patrons that Saturday night bathing Is oo much of a drain on the water supply Now all the mall boys in that state wanting to move to that par .uhr town
 II is probably thc same in an other sections of the Noh but in Juneau the people dance from the cradle to hc grave twoscp and shumy through life so to speak
 The first day of the present month marked the sec ud anniversary of the supposed death of J. B. Corn Death. Rats! It was not even suspended animation
 Homc-rascd strawberries are ripening and milk weeds are iu bloom n many parts of Alaska
 New Jersey has the advantage of France in that she has seen Jack Dempsey fight
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Governor Bone is due to leave Seattle today or Ju- ueau. which, if schedule time is maintained will bring him to Juneau thc 13th but as t will mot be Friday win trust that his arriving that particular day of the month will mot hang the Indian sign on hi, admus ration Few Aassans are supcrstitous and we'll wager a round of coca-cola that the new governor is uol
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Mrs. Ethel Ure.us who for tho past several months haH h..n lyue ot s.tN. arrived Monday morning on One Estobcth aud is visiting for Q time at thc homo Of Mr. and Mu George L Johnson 0l Douglass
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
lRDINc'Sst6s,6OO
rs WHAT WHITE HOUSE
vlLL DRAW FIRST YEAR

Nspaper Enterprise Associs tion.)
SHINCTON. Jan. Warren
hrdings first year as president
eost the country $1S9.600
will receive $4,000 salary.
9 $4,000 travelling expenses.
q $4,000 for furnishing and up
Of White House and grounds.
new First Lady OF the Land
have $4,000 10 refurnish the
pay servants and buy autoes
horses. gasoline and oats.
tgress allows $4,000 to heat the
ttive mansion and the green :
bes. $4,000 for greenhouse ex-
pn aud upkeep. $4,000 for garden
Services. aud $4,000 for repairing
Ereconstructing greenhouses.
ute House grounds. closed since
began in 1917. are to be opened
be public again. 1t will cost $40, :
D improve them.
3 new administration Is expected
a brilliant one-for $500 will
>ent to light the mansion. grounds
greenhouses.
\ the presidents will have some
to pay out of his own pocket.
|e are food and clothing and the
entertainments.
|ey'll cut a hole in his $4,000 sal
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
FOREST PRESERVE OF
CHICAGO, ENCIRCLING
CITY, OF 1908 ACRES
O.. assoelated Press.l J

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-In lis fifth
year Chicago's forest preserve, en-
circling the city in great outer park
belt. numbers lS,02S acres and cost
s7.220.000. Peter Relnberg, president
OF the district. reports. In 1920 the
preserve entertained over 100000
people,
The park already Includes more
than half of the 10000 acres Of avail
able wooded land behind Chicago. and
new tracts are continually being
added.
Indian day held in the preserve last
year, commemorating tribes that once
lived in these same wooded lands
proved so successful that it will be
made an annual event. Descendants
of these tribes were brought back for
the affair.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
Headquarters in Ancient city

ST. AUGUSTINE. Jan. 12-Defin-
ite announcement has come from
President elect Warren c. Harding
that he viii spend some time in st
Augustine this season. probably MAX
ing his long stay here in February
although he will be in the city for a
few days the latter part Of this month
This news was contained in a letter
received Monday evening about s
O'Clock by Robert Murray. manager Of
the Hotel Ponce de Leon.
Mr.. Murray has been in correspond
ence with Senator Harding over this
matter ever since the first part of De-
cember. so the letter announcing his
decision to come to ST. Augustine was
not unexpected. in view OF the fact
that he had visited this resort two
years ago, and was most enthusiast c
over the St. Augustine links and the
wonderful opportunities there for his
favorite game golf
Senator Harding and party will
make their headquarters at the Hotel
pone de Leon. the palatial hotel
which Mr. Harding remembers with
% much pleasure during his last visit
here
1t is expected that Jan q or =
Senator and Mrs Harding viii join
Senator and Mrs. Frelnghuyscn Of
New Jersey here in ST Augustine ant
'eave with them on board the yacht
Victoria for cruise thru south,
ern waters. Returning here in Febru-
ary, Senator Harding, Mrs. Harding
George b. Christian, Jr.. the senator.
secretary. and part of his clerica
force will be located at the Hote
Ponce de Leon while Senator Hardin.
enjoys vacation and holds a mum
/ ber OF important conferences.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
Says they wansss Hir, ss s.
anssrnstirrsl sse~a ssr~sess

MATTiCE 0as Jah. T.
nights sleep ard a.ssrtv b. ssu
restored the resasuess Azsrse@a ass
loonisls 10 normal akz4s zzaAze
there is sgll 80 fnesaae ssesa~ea Esa@-
tenants FarreI. and s#asa aser ez
ION s letter sfaffaE tha fasasa ~
ened aad wanted 30 saleels - tss
others might eat his fsa - s4W
resort The msan axHees W
tire ths agfeFuaaa All ~Ei sea
New 4oEk Ffhsav MON Az. Tsse s~sfs
81 repars lh4f sas mes Nere a4e#z IS
electrically hsataa @a&t = &se -
Farrell $40 Stated - a. ux AzTH
them - - haa aag ss.asesaesaEssz =
tligat - 60 Hansa- Ths ssea Essi .as4
iiag sfoeie. es aaN Hasv.-s aseSsm
them shes fsee asfT sss - fsse
O. sleep. Thes had - ssss-as ssssss
Veutared ue4r taeza- 4az= 1aFzF
fan1aiszed lhea Fasses sf~8 Nss
Ess piaeed naAsn tss sK=s~sAs IS
keep easn TAev rat ~ srss Es~@ &
fheir ietatien fram tie NazeA esAr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
SAN DIEGO To JAx. IN
q HOURS WILL BE AIM
Of RECORD MAKER

SAN DIEGO. Jan 12-Attempts 10
establish new continental airplane
speed records from San Diego 10
Jacksonville. Fla. viii be made Feb
ruary p BIZ Lieut. ". &. Coney He
plans 10 make only one stop al Fort
Worth. Tex. on the two thousand
mile dash. Coney said he would leave
here at sundown on the 2Isi and fly
all Dight. lading at Fl. Worth in Fl
IL hours. He expects 10 ny from IT
Worth 10 Jacksonville in . IL hours
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
DANIELS DESCRIBES To
THE HOUSE The naval
SUPREMACY FIGHT
GENERAL BLISS SAYS
CONFERENCE COULD
Be HELD IN SO DAYS
international News serviec.l J

tiVtCFUaLfuHdt tNIWs StFSfNI-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-Grcas
Britain and the United States
leading with Japan rapidly crawl
ing up from third place, IS the
picture of the worlds naval pow
err, presented to the house naval
committee today by Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels, who gave the
committee an elaborate system of
tables describing the three lead
ing navies of the world. showing
ship fer ship and ton for ton,
comparison.
The showing left the question oi
actual supremacy between the United
States and Great Britain undecided
after the completion Of the present
building program. Will,
American viii have outstrippeI Eng
land in capital ships and gunpowor
we will still lag behind in submarines
liht cruisers. aircraft carriers an,
ships. making up rJlndl,
effective navy
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
FRENCH MINISTRY
OVERTHROW ON A
QUESTION OF ARMS
Omitted Press.)

PARIS, Jan. 12-The Leygues min
istry was overthroTn today. The
chamber of deputies voted tack OF
confidence in The government Prem
Ter Leygues left the chamber OF de-
pu;ies Immediately, to hand his res
ignation to President Mnieraud who
was expected 10 accept It immediate
ly. TIE vote followed Leygues re-
quest that he be permitted % postpone
discussion Of interpretations on the
governments foreign policy and the
question Of disarmament uaiit after
a meeting Of the suprcm. council here
January 10.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
HARDING INDEFINITE
AS TO DATE ARRIVAL
FOR FLORIDA CRUISE
ALLEGED W|RETAPPERS
ON Their WAY TO GA.
TO FACE INDICTMENT
international News Service,

MEMPHIS. Jan. 12-J ~ Mooney,
R. J. fLopearl Wilson and John AL
exander. alleged members OF the wire
tapping race swindiers, are today ON
their way to Atlanta to face indict-
ments. Three others wanted In ATTAIN
Ia on the same charges. William Flet-
cher, Walter Chambers and George
Williams are held pending the out
come OF application for habeas cor
pus proceedings.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
PHYSICIAN NOW SAYS
RELIGIOUS FANATIC
IS STARVING SELF

DANVILLE H. Jan l2 Cold
blooded science aud adhereuts OF old
fashioned religion of blood and fire
agreed today that Mrs Sadie Har-
iington, who is fasting 10 force her
husband to Join the church OF God. has
not eaten tor forty-five days. Dr. VIII
lam Gerety, Leading physician. re
versei his former stand today declar-
ing that he IS now convinced that
Mrs Harrington has been without
food Mrs Harrington Is slightly
emanCiated today and some weaker.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
MEN HAVE A KNOCK
DOWN AND DRAG OUT
AFTER THEIR RETURN
tUa.ssa prsmg

MATTiCE. Jan. f2-Ths shrxe
naval baiiconiSts. after saeir hssa
nights sleep sirce seavsmq ss-
Hudson Bay rsaisu@. plaa1rsf
TO leave here Iasc tsnsy fsr Tee-
onto. To all sppssrasces tac -
pute which arose between FzrxwAa
and Hinton after fasss afrsess
yesterday which celsssssxtea -
Farrell knocking rsossn tssas,a-
was settled touay. TIE nen ares3
early. hsd breakfast .osetne- aa4
al rcsrstt-d tie ls-cssert- So
reii and Hinton ~erz r~si<enf r.
eardirs the cecuFrsFGx.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
REDUCE WAGES ST A DAY
funlted Rress.l

BUTTE Mont. Jan j \ reduc-
ton of 81 q day in the basic wages Of
miners aud all craftsmen employed in
the copper and other mines Of the
Butte district is scheduled TO go into
effect January 20.
The reduction was made, according
70 the mining companies to avoid u
complete shutdown OF mining opera
lions as a result OF the adverse mar
ket conditions
approximately $500 employees in
Butte. Great Falls and Anaconda viii
be affected by the reduced pay
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
PONCE De LEON AT
ST. AUGUSTINE TO
Be HEADQUARTERS
lThe Assoelated Press.l

MARION, Jsn. i2-Prepara-
tions for President Elect Hard
ing's trip to Florida. are nearing
completion. No date for the de-
psrture has been announced but
II is indicated he will remain in
Marion only week or SO longer.
II is understood that plans were
originally to leave this week, but
II is impossible to conclude con-
ferences here in time. Mrs. Har-
ding plans shopping trip to
Washington and New York before
Joining Mr.. Harding in Florida.
She rs expected to leave Marion
within the next few days.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
WILL NOT
RETURN TO GREECE IF
RECALLED BY THE KING
fTne Associated Press !

ATHENS. Jan. u Former Premier
Nenizelos viii not return to Greece
even il he should be recalled by King
Nonstantine. declares the proprietor
of the newspaper. Patris who writes
rom Nice. announcing the withdraw
al of Neaizelos from public life
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
Bliss optomistic
(United Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. u At call
of the United states a world wide dis
armament conference could be ar
ranged in Washington within sixty
days. General Tasker D. Bliss, told
the house naval affairs committee
today,
Bliss, who was American military
adviser at the peace conference aud
former chief OF staff, declared that
such conference would bring re-
suits
Ia major ships and empower. The
United States navy will be superior
to the British when this country 5
building program is completed in 1925
Secretary Daniels told the committee
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
HARDING'S SELECTION
Of HIS CABINET NOW
EXPECTED VERY SOON
tUngtea Press.1

MARION. Jan, II An 9fhclal =
nouncement from President eleet
Harding regarding taa Uab.uef s
probable within - hours according
to uth0riiHtve iaf0rm4tloa tJas
Thr appointment of Charles s.
tIugA aS crafarv 20 state. uay bs
made IA this announcement H8r5
Ing Hes oeau waiting Tor az aeaep
tanoe 5r a Hasaes t Is understood
This @a- cHD explanation advance
f9r flarlns silence regarding his
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
STEAMERS STEERING
GEAR DISABLED; CALLS
HELP OFF new YORK
tThe Associated Press.)

MONTREAL, Jaa Il The Norweg-
ian freight steamer Ontaneda was re-
ported yesterday in distress 1,200
miles of New York, ard IS continuing
to send out urgent radio calls The
steering gear was disabled by heavy
seas. The captain and six of the crew
are badly injured. Preparations are
being made to abandon the ship the
radio said. Other vessels are speeding
to its assistance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
one BALLOONIST CLAIMS
ANOTHER WANTED HIN
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
EXTRA OvERCOAT WAS
TANGLED IN MACHINE;
CAUSE OF TRAGIC FALL
international News Service.

TIPT0NVJLLE. Tenn, Jan. L
Search for the bodies OF Captain Nit
chell and Pilot Fisher were redoubled
today after nd ing late last night
their hydroplane which fell into the
Mississippi river in IS feet Of water.
Fragments of Fishers clothing. bad
ly torn. leads 10 the belief that his
extra oyercoat became tangled in the
propeller
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
WAT TlCKLED FATTY
tVe~spaper Enterprise Assoe,ation3

tNewspapee Enterprise Assooiation)
Los ANGELES. Jan. ~ The fan
dicst thing saw il France was
Frank Moran trying to talk French TO
Georges Carpenter, say Fatty Ar
buckle Carpenter couldut under
stand his own language as Moran
poke il. So Moran invited Carpenter
INTO The ring where he could make
him understand another language"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
RUSSIA NOT PREPARED
TO STRIKE AT POLAND
IN SPRING, CLAIMED

NEW YORK, Jan. Il Russia Is
rot preparing for a big spring drive
tgainst Poland and Rumania For
ign Minister Tchitcherin declared in
message given out by soviet head
quarters here today Tchitcherin de-
clared the reports enanatcd from am
ti-Bolsheyiki sources.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
FINDS BURGLAR TRYING
TO ENTER HOME; FIRES
AND KILLS MAN; NEGRO
international News Service )

PENSACOLA. Jan. Il When Mot
orman James Cook reached home at
midnight he found negro burglar
trying to enter through the window.
Cook former doughboy. had m ar
my colt with which he shot and kill
ell the black. who VAS this morning
identified as HAYS Carter
Napoleon died at s. Helena ore
hundred wears ago on Nav :.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
LARGEST COAST GUNS
TRAINED ON TARGET
IN PENSACOLA SHOOT
international News Service. F.,

PENSACOLA, Jan ,12-Twelve
inch rifles. the largest coast defense
guns here. today are again trained on
the old battleship Massachusetts. an
chored off the coast Hits were made
on an average of over 50 per cent at
2200o yards.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
STILL IN A DEADLOCK
OVER WAGE REDUCTION
ON A. B. AND A. R. R.
nnternatlonal News servIce.l

ATLANTA, Jan. Z Spokesman for
employees and officials Of the Allan
a. Birmingham and Atlantic railway
Continued their conferences today.
discussing the proposed sharp wage
cut Neither side showed signs o.
I;elidng
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-12
GOVERNOR MORRISON
OF NORTH CAROLINA
TAKES OFFICE TODAY
lrhe As.seiasea sress.l )

RALEIGH. Jan. I2-camefon Mor-
rison of Charlotte. Was inaugugaisd
as the City first governor OF North
Carolina today The Inaugural al
dress touched upon good roads. taxa
tion. law enorcemeut education and
health