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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-05
NOTICE


NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN: Tha
On the Ist day Of August 1921. the
Beard O? Public Works OF the city OF
1TI4.APATORY RESOLUTION NUM-
Der Three Thousand and seven t9o9Il
for tho improy ement or h1uAeose
Street Section Tive e2) from the cen en-
osntAr linz Of Mr. saenth Avenue IN
Re said city OF c. ~ the construe-
rion thereon OF anne t"ehty-
e fs-SI fsst w.1-h with a wear
oas Gaea r. Z the following
S - -oncrete, bithullthtc.
Spa naoadxyn on Stag or
49, go 1t Asphalt. RsphaitIc
snrrs+a- r. .thio or brick On cen
9sss aass 2 seven ca inen rem.
Torosd ate pavement w entSrnV9
80 I. including lip on sana
$1,000 cement curb and gut
-1an inches IA width, snd
- nN~as -1purtenances. Al IN
a 80 ho plans and specl-
lcazo1s ncN ~ 80 II Ae 49,
city EngLLSS- WI -,ll r,aer
The Board % 1N WoEA ros< az
an -Ta e2nd day ~ August, As11' -
- 1902 . -. IN Us office IN thS
cirv Hail 70 receive and 1ear Eetn
s-ranca from al persons intereSo
= +hs property habls 10 be assessed
~or suoE Improvement VIII eQu@t
asriu1ated cost thereof ana WI -
a1tsr 4 Ae n21iE
81 o-deT If tha Beard OF Public
w ri 0F0S STEVENS.
JOIN KESERlC.
card Of Public Works.
AEsss r-A Miller Clerk
Publish August 9th and 11A
-NoT 10 CONTRACTORS
~0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; 1nsI
4he Board Of Public WORKS Oh IN" Iii
Of Gary. Lake County 1ndasna' 1 Sai
- rAc@ive and consider bids xor the
aprovemen OF Jefferson Street sec
tIon Thirteen G3) from the cehIea
certA~ line o. Forueth Avenue. by
tha construction thereon OF q cement
curb and gutter, twenty-rour 80 IN
cAss = width and = Pave Wish a wear-
snT sl,rface Of one of the following
Lids OF modern city pavement sheet
asphalt asphaltic concrete. olthuas-
or s,ona base: sheet asphalt, asphalnc
concrete bithulithic, or brick on CON
crete base: or seven 90 men fSk1
feet in width. Including lip on sand
<oundat.on: also cement
ave (61 feet IN width, with all nee
essary arpurtenancss IN sac .lIy r =
and specifications now on ne IN Lns
orioe OF the Board Of Public "oTKs;
The cost OF said improvement =
ba arsessed as special dement's to the
sbuftinx and benefited property. Bid
ders must fIe . certified check for st
Isas. AZ : cent IT, Of n ss' ! nGEin imPros ss-
1aan4 which VIII be returned 20 I'M
rIooessfui bidders. and to the success
fsi bidder when a contract and oo5o
f H amount than ons Hundred pol
lars. Tho right Is Tsssrved 70 5s's .5
e. a. The boards Office Of said City
bv ten o'clock a. m. on he 18th day
OF August 1921.
BY order Of b Board OF Pubic
PERRY n. STEVENS.
JOHN KESER1C.
WI. SYKES,
Board OF Public Works.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-05
DoRArREA MILLER, Clerk
Publish August 9Th ana 18th
NOTICE

NO41&G
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
or the ist day OF August 1921, the
Board Of Public Works Of the City Of
Gary. Lake County. Indiana adopted
Der Three Thousand and nine (Soos)
for the Improvement of Monroe Street
Section -Four 90 from the south line
line Of Ridge Road in the said City
Of Gary BY the construction thereon
Of cement sidewalks i've 90. feet
and grading. All in accordance with
the plans and specifications now on
file N the office Of the City Engineer.
The Board Of Pfolic Works Will meet
Ter o'clock e m. in it's Office in the
city Hall to receive and hear remon-
STRANGE from all persons interested
and will decide whether the BENEFITS
70 the property liable to be assessed
FOR such Improvement will equal the
est.n1ated cost thereof. and will there
after confirm. modify or rescind Its
Preliminary Resolution.
BY order Of the Board OF Public
Works. -
JOHN KESERIC.
WI. SYKES.
Beard Of Public Works.
p0RATHEA MILLER. Clerk.
Publish August 9Th and 18th
NOTICE
SHEFFIELD AVENUE WATER CON-
NECT-0NS
DEPARTMENT C PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF Ht1CoND. INDIANA
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
You a-e hs-sny notified that the
Board OF P5-.5 Works or said City
will receive Ids up TO August 18th,
1921 Ct two o'clock ,. m. for the con-
etruetton q shree quarter Incl and one
inch lead alter services connections.
on she@4e1 A~enue from Gostlin Street
TO Polk Foutsva-d. under Improvement
Resolution Sc "a as specified IN the
plans, proates ara details now on file.
All bids sha-l accompanied by q
csrttHed check fa rot less than two
and one-half Ter cent OF the estimated
cost OF said t~rn-cvenae mi
The Board reserves he right to re-
tect any and all bids
A. =. SWANSON.
JACOB WIkER.
z. c. DIETRICH
Board Of Public Works
S-5-12
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-05

Yes, you can send the children and feel sure they will get the same
service as # you eame-Lelvey to all parts of the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-05

DELLA MILLER, Clerk. 1885
The Washington times., 1921-09-03
tanning of Cone
Clutch Due to
Many Causes

The sticking Of cone clutches
is too frequently attributed to the
condition Of the leather facing.
When q cone clutch sticks me-
chanics advise meats foot oil and,
il the trouble is more serious,
frequently go to the expense Of
refining the clutch with. new
leather. The fact that new cars
fresh out Of the factory on
"drive Always" sometimes reveal
clutches that freeze fast in the
flywheel should be evidence
enough that the leather facing
isn't always to blame.
The car owner with this troubls
should look deeper. Upon invcs-
tigation he will doubtlessly find
that the clutch bushing is not
properly fabricated, and that the
heat 1t generates. combined with
the heat Of the engine, causes It
to stick when the driver tries TO
depress the clutch pedal. If the
bushing is not properly lubri-
Gated by an injection Of heavy oil
through the oil plug in the clutch
cone II should be examined and
replaced by q new one II neces-
sary. When cone clutches grab
and jerk the car the trouble ID
with the leather facing. When
they won't throw out the bush
ing Is to blame. -. -
The Washington times., 1921-09-03
ABOUT SIXTH AN
NUAL LABoR DAY RACE,
UNioNToWN SPEEDWAY

Date-Monday, September S.
-Uniontown, Pa.
Gates spen--S q. m. Eastern
standard time.
Race starts--2 p. m. Eastern
standard time.
Distance OF race--226 Miles
200 laps OF the Speedway.
Purse and bonuses-$40. 100000. (
Race Is under sanction and
rules OF A. A. A.--and IL national
championship award event. Open
to cars of 1873 inch and under dis.
placement.
Referee-Frank Rosboro.
Honorary referee-Louis Chew
rolet.
Pacemaker first lap-Barney
starter-Neil whaien of New
York.
Entries Eddie Hearne, Disteel
Flyer; Tommy Milton, Frontenac
Jimmy Murphy Grand .Prix win
ming carl. Duesenberg; Jules
Ellingboe, Frontenac; Roscoe
Saries, Duesenberg: Bonnie Hill.
Frontenac; Joe Thomas, Duescn-
berg; Howard Wilcox. Frontenac;
Red" Fetterman. Duesenberg;
Alton Soules, Frontenac; Eddie
Miller, Duesenberg.
The Washington times., 1921-09-03
NEW SIZE TIRE
ADOPTED FOR
LATEST MODEL
United States Co. Produces
Types Hitherto Unknown
In Cords.

Early In May the United States
Tire Company announced that It was
bringing out a aka straightside cord
tire. q size heretofore unknown In
cord tires. A recent announcement
by large motor car manufacturing
company of a new four-cylinder mod
Ell contains the statement that the
new model will be equipped with
this new size tire.
Inquiries at the time the tire com.
Eany made Its announcement brought
no other information than that the
company believed there was need for
such size In q straightside cord
but II may be stated now that ar
engagements had already been made
for equipping the new model car
with the new size.
In adopting the new tire, the cars
designers showed their faith in the
Idea that it\ Is desirable to build
their cars closer to the ground, thus
getting lower center of gravity. This
principle Is finding favor because
Il gives increased ability to stay on
the road at all speeds.
When II was found that the motor
car company in question favored a
""
United States Tire Company devel-
oped q 31x4 straightside Royal Cord
tire. and they are confident II will
gain wide popularity.
The tire Will be mounted on a
20x3h inch straightside rim. This
rim will have the standard Winch
straightside cross-sectional contour.
II will be the same as the 32x3h
inch straightside rim except that II
will be 20 inches in diameter instead
of rs inches.
This tire IL In no way a substitute
for the 31x4 clincher tire nor can
IL be mounted on q 30x3h inch
clincher rim. II IL Of interest as
being an extension of the strafghtside
principle into those sizes OF tires
which have been heretofore almost
exclusively Of the clincher bead type.
A wide field Ii open to the new
tire among owners of other light
passenger and commercial vehicles
where heavy service makes a four
inch cord tire desirable. BY the sim
pie and inexpensive expedient of
changing over clincher rims TO
straightside this type Of car can be
equipped with four-inch cord tires.
Many rim and wheel manufacturers
are now preparing to furnish 30x3h
straightside equipment to inter
change with their standard s0xSh
clincher demountable rims.
The Washington times., 1921-09-03

During July total OF 1917 cars. all
In domestic trade, were shipped. The
best previous month q record was July
OF last year, when 2,40o cars were
turned out. OF this number, however.
700 were exported. This month better
than 1900 Hupps win be shipped. ac-
cording to factory advices, while next
month II is expected that It least 5000
Hupmobiies win be the production
The Washington times., 1921-09-03
A Sporting Judge.

Thirty days I'm the workhousA
That ought to cure you Of speeding"
lit certainly win. your honor.
Would you like to use my car whiis
I'm In durance viief''
mo, thanks. I've seen you ridins
In that old bus OF yours. II copldn't
do over forty miles an hour."--BirH,
ingham Age Herald.
The Washington times., 1921-09-03
DEMAND FOR POPULAR
AUTOMOBILES INCREASES

The production figures Of the Hupp
Motor Car Corporation for July and
the significant fact that dealers han
ding the line are selling Hupmobiies
as fast rs they receive them, attests
the popularity, Of this universally
known car.
The Washington times., 1921-09-03
4KkE*E*E*R*R4k*k - xs4Rxn $500

When Woodrow Wilson Ran Up the White Flag OF Surren
der at the Baltimore Convention William F. McCombs His
Campaign Manager Changed the Course of the Worlds His
tory by Refusing Withdraw the Prncetonans Name AS
HeWas Instructed to Do There's Touch Of the Dramatic
and Colorful in the Next Instalment of
The Washington times., 1921-09-03

And, of course, comprehensive authoritative profusey il
Illustrated society," DRAMA motion picture and sports sections as
well the editorial and city section and from all
world by wireless cable and telegraph with especial emphasis
happenings in the National Capital and nearby States
The Washington times., 1921-09-03

Because McCombs Tells of William Jennings Bryans Frantic
Efforts Grab Off the Nomination While Clad in His Brown
Undershrt
The Washington times., 1921-09-03

Killed in Niasara's
Weird "Caue Of the
Wind"
The Washington times., 1921-09-03

Complete Music Of
a Jazzy Fox Trot With
a Spanish Suing to II.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
LONDON HAS GR1"N TO G.H
Metropolis Of the 6r.t.-r -". B Loosely Knit Toge-na~. 9r-
 Corfus. on Rssy..S

Poor old Lnntnu .< s- ..- .. ... doesn't know what .n 1T. uur-rovn nn~ administers. ..... and finds rrm Dor m-~..-.- ly hrl~a--..G >.. ...- Gamea- Will rnw. .n l.- n she naS ra.-,,r $. 'n-- M. thing being done rar h.r while has grown ~r nu-- .... parliament Is a bit .....- ... dr-taEiu- rhn f.r
 Lortnu. you a....... .. a uawa ana j, may u... ... eruI -..---. \. -..... sells -...-~ -r L..".. .... Cu- -r ~-.. .v 10. u-..s -... . vast sn.-.aw--.r... .-.... ru of Mr r.a. -."-
 Tho. .~ H~~. .. ..' -.. .... Ion. tar .a-uI Lm.n.. ,ln Tower and wa.-.I . a square mile %. rr.--..- -.... alleys where business ..... .... nu u.f .h.-e.g.rE~ 4rr church tower r.~w~ H..." stone nrrea huH.r- T.. cle Lo.Han %. .Ea -> .... County nr Lu.f... ..... ..... towns r.r- -r.. r.. .... c.ru- a.-.. T... .r. ... the Detroit Na.~
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
sr,tafr's B.a.e To..s.

When wu is -o.I ru -n sa ... ... ue a.-a, a~s. "NH.ea. ..r ta... -.. ut least .aa.u .u .ar world.
 On large vr-aaa.e m.gs .. ..... Paradise occurs -sr times ... -... yeh. Mount A-araa Mount ... a.a Mount Epara,m three times each.
 In The county O, Bedford .a.. Is a Calvary wO0d aa. r I'ur~a. .....H HuI, not lo mention fine famous .. s.r burta. place in Bu., -aau-afre ....a as Jnrduus. Hampshire re.0.nas !. a sleepy hollow ea..r- laaI nl la. Cambrit@rshi-r Ha. Nuaas Ar... ... Worcestershire 8 A.aa-, W.~. s..
 Alter thar such .ou-ua. aces .s Hebron. J0ppu, Bethlehem. G.tn.u and Herod pass almost wuoueed. A. -a. same. all are to be found tu Eag.auL.- London Tr-BiJS.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
REVIVE STRANGE OLD CUSHIONS

When -na Prince of Wales. who
 also uuae of Cornwall. paid a visit rr Laa1castoa. the capital O. his ar.rv. he found his tenants ready -a carry out the freak cera- -aa..s .l Goo years ago. The mayor first presented him 100 sh.l- IrEs and a pound Of pepper on a sil- yer dish Another official brought him a brace Of Erayhouuds. Among uMa other presents called for hy the old regulations and faithfully de- .ra-e5 were a pound of cum.u a salmon spear a faEeot of wood. a pair oL white gloves and a rose. The terms Of tenure also required one subject to present himself clad in a mantle O. goatskiR. and this was done 5u spite of the hot weather. The proceedings amused the prince -ErenauGe
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
TRAGEDIES TRACED TO GIL Pipe Lines and OvsrfloHs Responsible for the Deaths of Many A1d-
 mals and Birds

That almost uuerrtug Instinct which carries animals through grave "aa..rs has IeG in many instances n t.o A..- v,ay and Sunset ulI fields ". ,...."F- nfa Co their mdniug. Chic. among such victims are rabbits and water fowl
 A iackrahblt and a cortun-aH find a nice round smooth hole. T..rc arc many such In tho oil fields where .. piping Is a necessity for ta. ....~. po--urtou of oil Jn Jhc rr.a.n.s. .. rubh.fS decide Co set uu uHu- ...- rarrr. The curtoDuI desires a .- waurnt home and tam i wants a refuge >a,e from ua.~...su. man
 Soon they discover 'a..r Ks heinz moved No d.".- ... ".. frightened hur rhay 5u~..N.. .. within their retreat u.. ... .. ... hole k closed. Even ..m. ..E ". not rrayr. Soon -h. ....~ ... IT. ... hole r~ HarsonsA Tl@ . .- .a... nr>~ eternal lor rnn furry m..-
 Suw. rwr later .r Is ...... tha. newly aH uI r.. ... n chokyL Alter great -I.. ... ... h. ds~murrd aut rha r.-... rabbits removed. TH"w- bits have nnou thus .N..n... . the oiI fr.Gs.
 The death rnre .u.- Is even greater A-." .- rabbits. Instinct '.a.- ..w destruction Every #.... fu thr y.rHry "t " -..-... for the uu-huE.n- '.w.-. N and dawn rur~n ra-......". ..- pear as bodies nf water -n -.. .. .... fowl
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

A very interesting one an. play was put oa al the Womaa.s Club at Social Center oa vlars5.r night This was an aa vnaa. ..s. and those taking uarr were. Mrs .. =. .4g. Mrs. -.n--r ....o..Hra- ..r- A. SIan= -ur. Mrs. |. . is. E-s. Lorae A. .....a.. Mrs Emil Richter and Miss Elsa .. u...- s.r The playrgt is entitled
 Three Pills" by Rachel -... Field. and the ladies certainly ..... .a a success in .ss production. -.a "aaeu.s Club is daily -.."-- . ..sa- and popularity and ..a pro. -.ms are haeaa.a- a... and r...
 .resuua The club is aa n. ...- -r-ruIa.aa oa r.. book committee. who spare .a pans [. u... a... and -aray ua.r.u- aa ....-. ... hook reviews arc 1-a .-. ... hare a.a5.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Reverend E. L. WinteraerEer.
 B. D. Pastor.

Sunday Morning Worship w.. sermon by inc minister ar l.... o'clock.
 sunday School al l-'-5. Sixty ...r took advantage al t.a classes last sunday. We would a.. g.. r. .a one tomorrow.
 Al the evening hour for worship wa will have a service oE -aa-. The choir will give two numbers. We .u like good music. come with your friends 10 this service.
 Miss Winona Jewell who has been heard with so mach pleasure and profit. will give a short address oa some Present Day proa.ws.-
 Prayer and praise service on Wa5- uasday night.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
Finest or Z. r---

There is a. .... compare w.r. ..u tongue. T.rr. u-..- ..- .. lts equal A> ~......- ...- every .-..- -.r.. ....... ao..r-- i-... Is ~-a... tongues ...- r...- .... hu- t.e .rn..z has a" htuel a." nsng at r.. the perfection of ~.... =ua-e t.r a0..r~ # rhr Er-.-a 70. L.. t.r philosophy fl .~ .- German a. .nr ~...., The 'au-..-. af a... elegant a~ -.r .r.r.. u"lu...4s -.aa t.r.
 .au. This .s a. -..... rhe way. Is grr.. hut summation .. . 0'ar>'.-ENrn..-.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
ELrr 5N-En= ...r -.nr

la .>-- 30 Barcelona ... ...... " a.a..G.. ..u. tle object
 .a Aa.- w.-~a.g When a. ... ... .. G.v uea aa. rua ay .a... Us.~.. ... sa.. a.u.a. a.~ ~..... ..- a..-. .. with g.sn.a.-. ..w-. ..~ a..... ... m- .ru. p..s. Mu... ....- a. ~....-.. 5v ,ue "-.r.rr %. ... -......... a. ter his last victory. .u .-. ...... . San Au.uuo -ue e.n.. .... ....-. crazy wi-h rN...eu.. ...... ...... .aG cheers and ....... . ~ao.us DOT el r.-.. ua.- ... buu Hlay.uu u. -.a- .....
 like shower ua. when -.. ..... ~as dragged ouJ of a.. -... . .... s,si wao had got I.... =. . . .nuu-n. .ruuet over .ae .a...... .. uy the risk ot being Lu.a-I .....
 Jar srry brute w..h her ..u -.....
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
X 'l.s-s.S--ssls-2il 5.5sii5

arado. arrived on raa Spokane from Juneau and Is registered at tas Portland hotel Miss Jewell leaves .8r Juneau ou r-a Eslaaa.a aE Tuesday evening next Miss Eaw- eG is IectariaE 1H tae north aad .s 8 speaker O. merit Owing ,o .Hs rraEularty ol ho--s. Miss Jewell was too late Go keep taa a..a s.. for Saagway. but spoke 4l s.a ~o- e.a. Center Tuesday evening. 4. Es Go be regretted that sine Lad la. & larger audience.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

Welcome to any Of the services. Sunday morning, II o'clock. Sunday School, 2:S0. sunday evening, 7:SO. Thursday evening, 7.&0.
 Reverend W. H. Shoemaker
 and wife. in charge
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
~swAT RING" IN VAUDEVILLE

Babe Ruth. the champion slugEer 1G the baseball world, has signed contract to appear in vaudeville at a salary of s1.5o0 & week. which is more than he gets for playing ball. Tr is the same as a used car bring . ing more than a new one,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
Sixth Avenuc East Of Broadway
Bible Study Class

We believe in the Bible doctrine of experimental salvation, as taught by the leading men of all .Protes- tant churches, and that the blood of Jesus cleanses from all sin.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

After the show an Ice Cream Matted 1-5IE makes a delicious re- f-osauelr Remember you may have it served in a cozE booth at Eellers.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

Mr. and Mrs J. .. Shaw ... .n ..- Princess AI5a. -.r 8 #... . ... sunny south. "r. au. .. .. ..va for many years .... ......- H..a Saaeway and .... .... .-.-- ... u a- ..-.. ar. ..... ...... ...l within r.. ..a. ... ...-. ..... ..- .ea.. ......... ... .-.. ...#a-. uw..- '. . ...... -... resigned . r... .. ..-.... -. .-... .ar The A...a. s....s" ... ... as -u uad...I ....... ...a. ..r temporary r.H... .. W.T.. .r. Shaw. has sought . Warmer ...... |. hopes .t ra-a....- ...... ..." ..- aaEN their .... .... relative. . Birmingham. ...a... .-. Shaw w.. he -..... .--.# .-..
 pong ..- man. friends .s .. ...
 .. more kindly -...... ... --. Many a a.r. a.s. Q. ... .....r- VII. n- missed .. .... .-. r.o-. in distress. .. ... ...
 .".r. ready rn -.r. ... !. ..... . n..5 and g....rrs ... ..... .... .r friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
ST. MARKS CATHOLIC CHURCH

Father Edgar Gallant wires from Juneau that he Is maroauaa in that city until the next sailing of the -steheth, so that there will he no service in St Marks Church tauar- row.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

Pioneers or Alaska, IEloo No. 12, meet In A. B. Hall first Monday in every month ar s:8Op. m.
 Visiting brothers cordially well come. .. c. PHELPS, Scc'y.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

sunday service will be held a- ..u ?. M. in the evening 1a ... ----cl Edl1ce or Christian Science Society or Skagway, corner Q. Main street and Fourth avenue
 Christian Science Subject:
 EVERLASTING TUN.~....,.. sunday School at l2.-5.
 The Public is cordially invited
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

the Presbyterian g.Hr.. ....
 tjou To tA.s attraction ...". ... 'e . .nn-LaL sl-E --------
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

I. ,. O'Nle. was a ....." .. Juneau on the Es.a..l.. " ... there ae w.u eo .a ..a .......a. Hr. O'NieI expects .r -. ... ..r ..a holidays with ..a
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

Word has been received. fa SEa-- ".s from Mrs. Sarah AerLson. .au- .aw.ar the crEaloueHt of hersIf and also gaar ot her oldest dauga- .a.. Miss Edua Achis0u.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
NOTC

-.. ... want anything moved -..... H.ae.Ea or anything else r .a ..a John Williams. '. S "-.. .a Also wood la inch delivered. sa z0. and coal per r0-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29
Skogways Social Week
.-...as-.. a.sa.-..Ll.--. ..-.---- ---.-.

{2i;, t sfEzt atsss5l =s5s5' lsezslssss2Gsgg ,7-s5,.., s
 the Presbyterian e.ur.. !" .-a.- ,5ou to n.s attraction -a.r. ... be a special song service.
 -a-u.-a-
 d. J O,Nlel was a .-.....r '. Juneau on the Es.a0.l.. .. ..a
 there Ge wU ea .u r.a ......a. Hr. 0'NicI expects .a J. .... .ar
 ae holidays with -a .-..
 Dr. L. s. Keller wi. b. . ...rea- ger on Monday Apr .......s.. where ue has ae.. ..... .. ...s- -.uaal business .u .. .... Dr. Keller may au to sr..-.. ....... ug ,.e Ia,-s, things {. .........
 The dance ar r. w.. . !. '. r.#G.. u.. ... ........ .. .. had polly .... ..... ..... ... .. .s tu ban. r.. ... r.. -....... .. ..oss na..... event.
 Miss Nua. ... ... .. Ea. Mn...a .... .. ... ..au..- -.. s...... ... .. .....re" aaa -. ....... ...a s..r a.0 ..a...... ... ... ...- ..am.
 g.r. and Nr. .... . ... .. ..Hua .ou ... ....... ... srs O. u.H... ...... .r ... Ga..o. >... .... Mrs. o.0r-. k. ... .. a- s ..a. keller ..... .. .u .... W.T.. ....
 We #.. ........ . <. Maker .u. . ........ .. .... ...- .....
 .ur ...r.. . g.. ..G ........ .. ....H ..-... .. ... .. r.. .a.. .... .... .
 Mrs la.. <. ..a ....... ...
 -u.ug ..e ...... .. ..." ..ns
 Saturday a.-., ... ... assure. N. .... H.. ... r..s.-. -.... ".. ..H.s. ... .l- .. ..... magazines lu ... ..... ..I.. Is wa. ...... ....- .G. E....s...... WI. .. served.
 Troslg. oa... ...". .~ making his .... .... where there a.. .... ... ..a with .... A.. .a...us eo.a....-
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 u any study ... 1T. r.. ...l..s be Is ...
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-29

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