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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-15
NEWS NOTES FROM
 AMERICAN LEGION

Two hundred and fifty members of the American Legion, headed by Franklin D'Olier, former national commander, and representing every state and every branch of service, will sail for France August 8 on a pill grimage to the former battle zone of the world war.
 The pilgrimage is at the instance of President Millerand, who on behalf of the French Government, invited the American Legion to send a represen- tative delegation of former service men to attend the unveiling of the Flirey monument and to participate in series of events planned especially for the Americans.
 The Flirey monument at Flirey, France, is tribute of the citizens of that town and Lorraine to the valor of the American troops who delivered their soil from German occupation. Flirey is in the old Foul sector and once was the regimental headquarters of several American divisions.
 A replica of the Flirey monument was presented recently to President Harding by Ambassador Jusserand, who at the same time transmitted President Millerand's invitation to the American Legion through its national commander, John G. Emery. Because of stress of Legion matters in this country, Mir. Emery will not go to France with the Pilgrimage, having selected Mir. D'Olier for the leader ship.
 A trial trip of the American Legion" the new 21,000-ton twin screw passenger-cargo liner of the Munson Lines, was the occasion for a gathering of American Legion of ficials from Eastern States. The trip lasted two days. It started from Camden, N. J., and ended in New York. The ship was built for the United States Shipping Board by the New York Ship Building Corporation. It was aIlocated to the Munson line for service between New York and South America.
 The 250 members of the American Legion who tour France this summer as guests of the French Government will visit the battle-scarred town of St. Die, we'll known to Americans who served on the old ,Luneville front. Not many of the defenders of St. Die knew at the time that they were de- lending the house in which America got it's name. In St. Die lived the Alsatian monk, Waldsee- Muller, whose suggestion it was that the Western Continent take the name, of the navigator, Amerigo Vespucci.
 Marshal Foch, who is coming to the United States this fall to attend the national convention of the American Legion at Kansas City, will meet the American Legion delegation in France this summer. If possible he will re- ceive the Legionnaires in the old house in whic hhe was born. The house is in the Pyrennes and the Legion men will mark it with a mem- orial tablet. 1
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-15
GROWLS BY THE OFFICE DOG
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 A woman in Buffalo, N. Y. drew up the plans for her own house, did the carpenter work herself and with a little assistance installed the plumb ing and heating. No chance, fel- lows, she's married.-Exchange.
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 Have a philosophy in life. It's something to tie too and gives fel- low a feeling that things may not be so bad after all.
 Don't crack jokes at the youth just out of college, he may know less than you.-Ex.
 Did you know that there are many pitfalls for the unsuspecting? Rec ords show that in the U. s. 65,000 girls have disappeared without leav- ing trace. Watch your step.-Ex.
 Hoover is not modern. In a Phila- delphia directory 1O2 years old there are four Hoovers named, each having as his occupation, "Victualer".
 The first modern breech-loading cannon was invented by lawyer nam- ed Brennan. The torpedo was the in vention of a clergyman and gunpow- der was the idea of monk.
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 The longest canal of the world Is the Imperial in China which is 700 miles long. The Erie is next being 363 miles long. The shortest are the most important, the Panama being 54 miles and the Suez 100 miles long. Corinth Canal in Greece is the short est in the world and is only four miles long. It was conceived by Alexander the Great, determined on by Julius Ceaser, Caligula attempted to build it and it was actually begun by Nero but was not completed until 1893.
 Of the worlds oldest games, check CTS is the oldest. It was played by the Egyptians 1900 B: c.
 Stone bullets were the only kind known up to 1514. Then came iron and lead ones but they were all round in shape. The conical bullet was not made until 1847.
 Census taking is not a modern in stitution, Moses took census of the ,Israelites in 1490 B. c. In 566 5. C. it was the law that every Roman should file an estimate of his estate and personal effects under oath every five years.
 Promise yourself to think we'll of yourself and proclaim this fact to the world-not in loud words but in great deeds. ..s ,n
 Look to this day! For it is the very life of life. In its brief course lie all the verities and realities of our existence; the bliss of growth; the glory of action; the splendor of beauty. For yesterday is but dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but to- day we'll lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every to- morrow vision of hope. Look well therefore to this day-From the Sanscrit. , Lycanthrophy-No, it isn't a new disease but an old one. The Greeks
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-15
Immense Rubies

An immense ruby, weighing 400 carats, is reported to have been found in Burmah, but it was broken into three pieces, and the report is that one of them was sold uncut in Calcut- ta for $233,333. A fine ruby, known as "Groga Bok," or the Dragon Lord, weighed 45 carats in the rough, 22 carats after the cutting process, and was said to be the finest of it's size ever seen. In 1887 a stone of 49 carats was found and in 1890 one of BOA carats, according to Bauer, who treats the discovery of the 4O0-carat stone previously mentioned as simply an uncerified report.-Philadelphia Ledger. l'
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-15

Prince Albsrf is seid in toppy red bags, tidy red tins, handsoms pound and half pound tin hus,idors and in the pound crystal glass h q ss, i'd or With sponge nsoistsnsr
 top.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Notice to Public

IN. cumberland Telephone & Tele-
graph Company hereby notifies the
public tina, on May Slst. 1921. II hled
with the Railroad and Public Utilities
Commission Of the State N T*nnes&ee
new schedules Of exchange rates and
schedules Of toll rates to apply be
,~..a. certain, exchanges where ser
vice was heretofore rendered without
toll charges. said schedule OF rates
AMI charges TO become effective on
and after July lst. 1921. at and be
tween the following cities and towns
within the State OF Tennessee
Mans, tarSYnTseu. Ashland Gay,
Athens. Bell Buckle, BELLS, Blsnch,
Rol,yat, Barren Plans. Brownsville,
Rcaricn. Chattanooga, Cleveland, 90
lumbia. Goving,nn, Cedar Hill. Cen.
tsvllle, Charleston. Charlotte, Cop
per Hill. Cross Plains. Calleoks, Cum
bertrand Gap. Carthage. Clinton, Cea'
Greek. CollierviIle. Camden, Dan
arsdxs. Dyer. Difficult, Dicksoa, DIX.
ON Springs, pr~sden. Dayton, Dech-
erd. nuckto~n. pyvrsb9rg, Etowah,
Eaglsvile. Elkton. Fayetteville, Frank
lin. Fountain City, Gleason. Gibson
Greenbrier. Galla.in. Gr~eneville,
Greenfield, Grand Junction. Goodletts-
vile, Hartman. Humboldt, Halls,
Henn,us. HohenwAld. Howell. Harris
vile. Huntingdon. Jackson, Jellieo,
Jasper. Jefferson City. kenton, Kings.
ton. Knoxville, Louden. LaFsllesse,
l.e~,sbGrs. Lenetr City, Lexington,
lawvnceharg. l.yrnville, Lebanon,
Lynehhurg. Memphis. Medina, Nc.
Eser. Mekensie, Manchester, Mary
villa. Merrissewu. Mad,soaville. Nj
IAN. Northwestern. NJ. Pheasant. Mul.
berry. Aan.ord. Nashville. Newhern.
Newport. Normandy. Obsen. 0riinda.
Petersburg, Pleasant View, Prospect,
Paris, Pulaski. Portland. kos~rpviile,
Rwss, Rdxely. Rxskv1ssi. Ripley,
Rutherford. Sharon. Sewsnee. Smyrna
Ssn1er~illc. South Pfstsburg. Spring
CITY, Spring Hill. Sweeswates. Shelby
vile. Springfield Trenton. Tspsoavill<.
Terevans, Tr,une, Troy, TuilahossA.
tnson City, yanleeg, White Bluf
White House, WATERFOWL. Winchester.
Wartrsee. waver.y. Whit<~iIie. Whit.
well.
4 copy Of said shedsles Il rates
ard charges IS posted in the ctsce Of
the company in each of the aforesaid
ciases and towns. and Is open 10 the
inspection Of the ruhlie.
CUMBERLAND TEL. 4 TEL co.
BY C.. VI. NtNTNCER.
GenSra, Manager.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Junior Missionary Society

The Junior Missionary Society OIL
the N. \ Church. South. held IL.
meeting with II. N. william.. j.,
SATURDAY, June IL. at ) o clock.
The meeting opssed with = song;
"Sunbeams. The minute. wsrs
thea read and the roll was called,
after which sentsnee prayer sss
given.
Anaie Lee Hslbsrs then told the
story "Timmy's Playground and
Mise George Lee Jones told abou,
little Jimmy. The mite hoxes
were then opened and Mrs Williams
led in prayer
After refreshments were served
thu meeting adjourned 10 mest Jul.
Is With Doris tr-ch. Elizabeth
Dunn, Secretary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Big 0ran

The biggest rsA thai hsa Sssa
psspetisied % Hampiaxys Coae
| " pablo ios somstims past occur.
I'd Wednesday whsa the "bosscn
Bloomsf Girls" % ossaaissiloE 81
iss vomin accompanied hN 4
buneh nj ball dozen msa struck
io9n pssssmshiy 10 play bsss ball
Al the same speoistsd time . ssis.
I'D team I'll, bcsl elaysrs nom
Wsvesly and MeEssa INST tbs
team VI supposed women aud sssh
. farce uss Lever before witness d
10 TIE say ol . bali game Ia
Wsvssly. The game was played 10
the ssvspth inning wsulsies In .
score u IN TO | 10 iaver III wsvsfls
Real ball players constituted The
local team add ihs "Bloomss team
Was made W Of tour men who we're
average ball players and deserve
credit ios oil sxsps the lac, thst
they ssse 10 pos cotaeAay ~ lar
~ BALL playing seea The ssat
vas rotten and the public wss
nseesd out Of . gate rscesp, " more
than 600. When gill 90 learn The
art oi calling the travelling ial, -
Humphreys County Democrat,
Ditto, bro.hesl This same ss
sssss,spn IT,, seald b. baseball
.Fs s.t. Mt uieason tht fofinsirs
siteraoon and exhibited . br md Of
ball very simils, 10 that mentioned
above, aud ~s could "titto' oil
thai 10 said 10 the above article,
except Dickson and community biz
10 the amour, Of about t2JU W.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Bethssy News.

Pichips blaclbenies 10 all the ~
this v~ea.
.lsmss Dickson sNn, Saturday
nish' and sunday ~ith Linden add
jim Coots-y,
ssyefsl from here attended Chi
drens Day se-vlces 81 Olivst las,
Sunday
Miss Stella Boska spent = ii,t
usek with Miss rhsrsa D.cksou.
Miss Kistie Cfsis spent Saturday
With irieads At White Oak.
Mics Iona Robertson speut part
Of isst seek siih her sister. Mr.
Otis Ps,ey
Fsss istuss. alta all ,.af,lins pss,
The nice rates ~ had lssi ~.rs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Ill WORN our

Does mesnips and you With Q
lame, s.if and sehlaE baebr Afs
you tired ell the tins--6nd sosk a
bnrdsn' Have yop suspected yoa'
kidnsysf Dickson psople sudosss
Uoans kidney Pills. Yoa can rely
on thar s,alsmsats. Ask yoss
neishbos.
Mn. W. n. Petty. Railroad g..
ssys -Las, winter ! bad . pretty
bad spell u kidney complaint. and
| blame my trouble tot being On my
iset 90 much. standing oyss the
cook stove aud getting meals ios 70
many people. Ny asssrys ssss
disofds,'ss snd sossd too irsassn,iv
Often | N. dizzy. ny head sebsd
and | irit tired. didnt have
much addition 10 do my wosk and
| vas somswhst nervous. Finally
| bessn tlkins Doan's Kidney Pills.
getting them ct Nyati Drug Co
0ns bos put mS Ia good coaditioa
again and ] have bad no return Of
the com plant sincs.
Price &c. al all dealers. d on /
simply Ssh too a kidney nmedy-
re, D0ans kidney Pills-,he same
that Mrs. Petty had Foster Mil
burn Co, Mrs. Buffalo. N Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

could be bail, IRON the crop oI
asass. produced 10 Csliiorni.
during the pest reason, The sauna
Numbering more Than three billion .
states 9 circular from Los Angeles.
That fine. bu, shy ia blssss j. H..
then. that oGs has 10 pay from i've
To len cents ios single orange
Tires billions OF them AZ one cent
apiece sould make Roctiellow look
lite = piker.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

News va received her. Thurs
day morning Of the su idsn death
Of M~- Mary Marsh al the home OF
1sef daughter. Mr~,~oiv~> s,as.e, a.
Cookevills.
Her remains sill be brought her.
Tor intsrment Friday,
She 10 survived by three Daughters
and one son. MR. Harry Dunlap
and l.. Il. Marsh. OF this place,
Mr. Joe OsHsndvr Ambers Wis.
sud Nee Iva. s,oesss rceeissIl'..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

From lme, and io'~' trieihg,Hc,
When q man comes 10 YOU Al
doubled up with pain aud declare,
he will de 10 your presence unles'
you procure him a drink Of whislsy
send him TO a doctor % else fv'
him . dose OF Chamberlain Coli,
and Diarrhoea Remedy. There il
. mistaken notion among 4 whole
LOT Of people that bocie 10 the bes
remedy Tor collie and stom ach ache
Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

Il 10 s,sim atsd tbs, our women
spend millions = ysa nov Tor
cosmstic,. and muca more than
,hsy used 10, Well u they 70 over
!. siah Lbs, powder oil The broad eI.
psnps noe which did not ussd 10
shaw at al. ,heie arr miles more.
surface TO cover, and naturally it
takes more material. Nobody can
paiut the whole house Al The same
cas, !, would take iust to cover the
front porch.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

!, .spssS.ns VI sas.a, A. Ne politl.
III NJ NOV are. oia yoa ts.H -.ss /,
land schedule 10 yoor HE OF any
MHd. rssd by any psty that had
1Aa1sinsle liam Ia Il ior the protect.
Ion oi ths consnmss7 Ma. you did
lot. H. 10 robesd ., every turn VI
the road. IRON atari to 6nish and
,hso ssndbsssed snd bi6ed wiih =
yssd a gaspips.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

a Han Francisco Judge has 30
nbunssd ~ a guiding rule boz
husbands in passa,, 81 domestic
hspplnsss tbs, whsn q husband
5tsys nus untit ! .. M ,s,aysns
b. kss he should divide his winniuss
with the vile. sounds lair and
| risht bu, What 10 Helen Dlasrs
II b. going TO do abaul Il ~hen BE-
doe't war
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

Russia has gone Grassy, Italy IL
ssssins . doss oi sov,s,isu; English
: diesia ara running vouxh shod
over stt Hsdtiions, Germany bss
one rec" iusairsc: ION sitsr smother.
middle Europe 10 ,o,tsfina and
isess lsmin~ on top u IL, Atasrics
10 The b, n place Ia the world today
aud sonld run. heaven a close RAGS
ssss Ii not ioa politicians and
psoAtssrs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

When you have stinoess aud
soreness Of tke muscles. schins
Joints and hnd il difficult to move
without psin try massaaing the
sSsctea parts with Chamberlain .
Linim.nt II will relieve the pain
and make res, and sleep possible
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

A woman and her brother make
considerable money hom the
products OF . rat,lesn.te farm In
southern Missouri. said 10 be the
only one in ths world. VIZ have
Known lots Of fellows who had
ssttlvsnahe farms 10 their heads and
raised millioas d en-, In their
miuds. before prohibition came
alons. but thsy never made any
money a, Il; quite the contrary.
I. ,ook oil they eouh GET 10 Iced
tho snsaes, and whenever they
reached out TO catch oae hs wasn't
th<ss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

NUriCE-Any person desfffpt
10 rent or buy the Ilrod property oG
Railroad street. should sec d +
p,nkrrton OF J Y. Crosby q, flrsl
National Bank.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

Paved With oranges. = golden
roadway ten te.k Wide. reaching
from the Pacific to the Atlantic
seross the entire United States.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

PASTURE-Hons and mule
pasture by the month. Plenty Of
good vatsr. Zee W. q. Hake,
Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

TAKEN Up--0ns bay, Tsxas
mare sbou, ID hands high and
weighs about 700 pounds. Star IN
ioseae Owner can have same
by psyiny ior THE I'D snd psstarngs
A. c. Buchanan.
Bon Aqua. r.
FOR SAIL. n Sensing has
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

ict sale 10 o. % bsuel n ear oerS;
Ave jersey hsiisss: ons a1ilt css;
- sos,s. one large sosk msss: two
bore wagon; patent hoa issd~s aud
oilsr several vloss and hshoss
and other thipes too numerous "a
mention.
Let Tb. ''Osi" pstnt n.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
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o1lcc and store contains but utuc msuc. Tho rco mail delivery ays- tenn is a blow at ono Of Che mos,
 cherished privileges of Che honcsl country resident as it leaves him without an excuse for getting awa
 from home In Che evening and hay mg a chance to rccoup from Che humu.auons incident to calico dom- nation which now threatens to cn- mesh Che male of Che species In mct it always has dominated him. but m long os be was able Co get away for an hour or two every cycu- ing Che process Of wearing him out by breaking his spirit required lougor umo than under eXistus conditions.
 And that ia Che situation in a nut sbou If tho rural districts are Go be rcpoaulatcd with Che bone and sncw of thc nation there must bc aurocuoua in Che rural districts for tbs same bone and sInow and thot attraction ls not there since Che rural mail system leaves mo excuse for B G s getting relaxation from home
 environments at Che close of Che day by muelue with tho boys at the country post oG.ce
 Tho suollor expects Go take up with Che now postmaster general Che motter ol having Che free rural mail delivery system abolished and bc caIs on au ubcrty-loy.ue people to join with him iu Che movement .It is thc only thing chat win re- populate Che outlying domain and restore Che h0moy-h1udod son Of tou hs oncc sacred and na'icnabIc right chat of going to tho post of- urc In Che evening although Che chance. are not one in hundred chat there win be any mail for him.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL

Tho funeral of Che ato Andrew Hart Dawson 0rc chicL veteran of hroc wars and pioneer of Che Yu- kou since IS9f was wIthau, doubt thc most impressive ceremony ever held in tnat city, Tho funeral rr6- oeslou extended for blocks and was attended by practically everyone at and near Dawson. Among tho or- eu.muons present were tho Great War Veterans Fire Department Mounted Police and Yukon 0rdcr Of Pioneers
 Tho caskot was conveyed on thc are department hose sled drawn by Che Appointments two coal black horses. of which Che late chief was worry proud The pal bearers ace uyc and honorary consisted Of practically an thc prominent mon in dyI md governmental l.fo at naw- son.
 ur and Mrs. Jack TrcmbIay who accompanied Mr. Hart to Che Yu- ton in lS9l were Che only ones of tac party Icu to attend h.s funeral
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
BUSINESS CONDITIONS NlPRONE

Bushes, is getting better tine country ,y.r Tho expressions of optimism heard in Seattle ar, echoed a, various points, The indications pou. to a steady improve mut
 Umu. tuc extraordinary prosperity ol thc war. ta, American people temporarily forgot tnat cyor, normal year witnessed a general lc-dovu of business Immediately mu.vn. m. holidays. January md Fcb- ruar a'Va,- have been quIct although the mtum invariably has come during ihc I''- tcr month
 O. .uus. .a. war changed all 'Hs. Uu.V u. slump upou. of fact. each mont. ~..m.d H>ca duplicate of those th" haJ gone le.urc Prosperity was thc oc- ..u..t tIu-. lt wa, regarded as uc'.,- .h.. that tu.r. should hc ample orders ond sufficient mu.uymcnt
 NN- ..ar mI che year o.Iowme alter W. hay. had opportunity tovicw conditions lr-u. r. opening weeks of 1927 with .r.t.r ..amc>s. wc may decide that 'he ..uutrv was exceptionally fortunate ann" tat conditions proved far less serious Jh" w. m-u have aaJ reason to anticipate ..r..l.rr- ... .Ntw md character O. the ralu-mu. to poc.-rmc conditions.
 mu, orut thc upmm m business has -.r.I ... ..mr, ovcr The farmers have .-, bu. ar. uo. bcu pav.yzcd by 'hr" Io-,.,. industry ul merchandising have lost. art -..mue.y were warmed m advance rd took precautions to meet thc era oI dc- uro--iou.
 The current year. will mot be so rcmcn- Jm,, and ,o -vccpmg'v prosperous as tHe var....r-: uo ou. whose judgment Is worth ..u-.Jgu- expects ir win bc. But there IS ra question rha. n win bc a busy year n1 tl. prosperity t0ar win be its portion w.. In. based oua soii 1T very much more mode .,. uuaum.- Seattle Times.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Che registration books Of duly qualified voters u Che City ot Douglas win bo opened at the oGice of tho City CIcrk. on Che seventh day of March. iceland rcman open until Che soc- oud day Of April, 1921, at nine o'clock D. m.
 Registration hours win bc from 10 a. m. Go 12 m. and from 9 D. m. to 4 D. m. each day.
 Dated this 10th day Of February. 1921. lSiuod)
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
 CITY OF DOUGLAS ALASKA.
 P. A. J. GALLWAs. Mayor. Aucst L. w. KLBUBN Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Tho notice for Che incorporation of Che city of Traadwol was pub- ushcd
 Dennis Milan received shipment of Che famous Olympia beer.
 Prof. William A. Kelly super.n- tondont Of government schools for soutbcaslon Alaska paid visit to Douglas schools
 Boxing match advertised between Mark Richards and Che Daso Kid and between Jack Curley and Dick White. 10 was Go Doc held at Oh mans hall
 seyenty-0yo dog teams had just
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25

Am indoor athletic meet held at the Natatorum would be am excellent thing aud would create a lot of interest. It would give some of the young folks of the Island am opportunity to participate in such am at- fair and would give them experience that might help them if they should go away some time to some other school where those things are common.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25

been shipped from Seattle to val- deg.
 A faro layout opened up at White horse with S2,O0O bank roll and Billy Alfred. tho nrt man to buck Che game. won Che entire roll He chen opened tho game himself and local sports who tried Co break him lost thousand dollars.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25

Tho uncertainties are almost over, as Prcsidcutclcct Harding has completed the choosing of his cabinet. There are a num- b.r ol those whom he has chosen that 1t re- ourvs careful pcrusal of "Who's Who ,o fud out what they have ever done to war ram. their getting the job.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
INTERESTING MEETING

There was am interesting meeting of che TrcodwoI parcnt-Teachcr As- aocIouon held at Che Trcadwcil school last Friday evening Ad- dresses by A. B. Phillips and Rev A. p Kasheyaro1 Of Juneau wcrc among Che features Of Che meeting.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
GUILD OFFICERS

Al Che meeting of Ono Guild of st Lukcs EpIscopa. church. held ntc ast week at thc home of Mrs Prank poarco Mrs. William Jarman was elected president and Mrs. J. R. Gucru secretary treasurer
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25

There is considerable consolation in the fact that although many Alaskan cmmcr- ics win mot operate this season there IS very likely to be a good market for fresh auI mid-cmcd salmon The fishermen will probably do as well as if the camcrics were running uI blast.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25

Whether you are a parent OF not you should have sufficient pride in the Douglas school to contribute to the subscription fund .or the forthcoming school annual the -Taku." The Douglas school is one of the bcst-if mot the bcst-m the Territory and the school activities of the scholars should be encouraged in every way.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
TO ANCHORAGE

Max Pcyaor formerly Of thIs city,. accompanied by his family recently moved from Cordoya to Anchorage. having closed out bis tailor shop at Che former place.
 L II. Koist also formerly of Cordoya. has closed out his second- hand store at Cordova and opened one at Anchorage. where ho will re- side in Che future.