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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
MRS. LOHSE, SO,
PASSES AWAY
Resident of Rock Island Nearly
Half Century is Called;
Native of Germany.

Mrs. Katherine Lohse. aged IS
years, resident of Rock Island 40
years, passed away at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning in the home of her
son, H. A. Lohse, 1149 Twensy-sixth
street Infirmities of age caused
death.
Mrs. Lohse. who was formerly
Miss Katherine Mohr, was born in
Holstein Germany, Jan. IS, 1888.
She was married to H H. Lohse,
in Germany, in 1864. and came to
Davenport in 1868 Mr. Lohse pre-
coded her in death 20 years. She
came to Rock Island in 1879, where
she had since resided.
A son, H. A. Lohse, survives.
-Four grandchildren and three great
gra ndchildren. also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 O'Clock, Saturday afternoon. in
the home of her son. Rev. Phi. Will
helm, pastor OF the Emmanuel Evan
gelical Lutheran church, will con-
duct the services. Burial will be
in Chippiannock cemetery. The
family requests that flowers be
ommitted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
SWEDONA

Mrs. Earl Hiccok entertained
friends from near Aledo at dinner
Sunday.
Mrs. Augusta Peterson and daugh-
ter Ruby, who have been visit, n
with relatives in North Dakota
have returned home
Mrs. Charles Frederberg enter
tanned the Sorosis society at Luther
hall Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Nelson OF Moline
spent the weekend at the home Of
her cousin, Mrs. Luther Anderson
Miss Nora Sunbeck spent Sun
day at the NJ. D. ToInlinson home
The young peoples society viii
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

Ludwig Becker's protege, David
Polalloff, aSsistant concert master
of the Tri I1.y Symphony orches-
ira, is to be : scloist for the next
concerts on Jan. 80 in Rock Island
and Sunday afternoon, Jan. %, in
Davenport, it is announced. The
gifted boy viclinjst viii play the
Saint Saens concerto in B minor,
the same number given last season,
when he appeared as soloist with
the Chicago Symphony orchestra,
1t is also planned to have Robert
Macdonald, pianist of Chicago. for
merly of Augustana Conservatory
of Music. as soloist for concert
later in the season,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

trict which owns and controls the
hospital
DR.. ]. Ekholm. president of the
hospital board. viii present the
boards annual report TO the dis
trict convention this evening Men,
bers of the greater hospital COM
mittee and the churches they rep
resent are as follows: First, Mo-
line. C. H. Godehn; Salem, Moline.
William F. Johnson: Trinity. Mo
line, n. o. W. Johnson; Calvary.
Moline. NJ. A. Frieze; Emanuel. Mo
line, William Lindstron, Zion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

Rock Island, DR.. C. A Bldnsren;
Grace, Rock Island, o. l. Nord
strom; First. Rock Island. Glafa
Swanson: Aledo, Miss Christie
Almduist. New windsor, r. 81
Stohi: Orion, @. C. Blixt :. OphieH
(. s. Briggs; Geneseo. Y. L. Hes
man; Morrison. Samuel JohnsoH
Prophetstawn. Carl q. Swansea
Swedona. o. n. Johnseas Port IS
ron, Victor Carlson; FairpsTt
Iowa. ". II. Sauer; Davenport I've
johnson; Sherrard, c. !. samuel
son.
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meet Friday evening at the Luther
hall
Miss Desyi Larson spent Sunday
at the Luther Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson and
daughter Marjorie visited Sunday
at the home of Mr.. Johnson's moth
er, Mrs. Anna Johnson
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
MRS. PETERSON TO
CONDUCT UNIT MEET

Mrs. Charles Peterson of Milan,
home bureau county food chair
man. will take the place of Miss
Lucille Allen, bureau advisor, at
the morning session of the all-day
meeting of the Bowling township
unit tomorrow in the Bowling
church. and will conduct a dress
form demonstration.
Miss Allen, who has been attend
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
ALL PATRIOTIC
MOLINE BODIES
PLAN PROGRAM
fsnecial Moline Service,

All patriotic organizations of
Moline have been invited to send
representatives to the meeting at
the Knox chapel next Tuesday eve
ming when plans for the annual
Lincoln and Washington memorial
celebration will be discussed. The
celebration will be held Tuesday,
Feb IA.
Arrangements will be in charge
of a committee composed of rep
resentatives from the G. A r. W.
r. c.. Daughters of the American
Revolution, Daughters of Veterans,
Sons OF Veterans, Ladies of the G.
A. R. Spanish War Veterans and
auxiliary. American Legion and the
Boy and Girl Scouts. These will be
assisted by E. P. Nutting. princi-
pal of the high school, and Miss
Marie Heinemann. supervisor of
music in the public schools.
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advisors at the University of Illi-
nois, is expected to>arrive home in
time to conduct the afternoon
meeting.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-08
CHATTER I

Of Nr,,l, in a., ,t,. C,r.t,,,,ti,, a. ,b,
-fat. .,f NuryIanJ t,ti. Il .,,i.I.,,s,. b.,,,,,
,nrir" ,u,rr,.iuy TIA. uu,rL,, al I,.,,.i,I,y,
II. r.i,I. nt u,I,,,,,r. tity nJ n,,,i J,,..
ian ma. ..,,l,,,..,n al LA a,,o,,i,,,,,,,, g., a.
4tt,t,t,,i u,t,r. All Ga. s.,at, ~ N,r.t,,I la,
ad,u,t.,, ar ,,,,,,itnr
a.,tinu a, II er,,t,d Ly tL, General A..
that mo t.i,,t,,, s,cti,,, ~, ,nd ,h. .,,,s i.
rr,,h,. t,,,,,,.,,i NJ M, ,,,.,,i,,.nt 81, s.,tinn
at A1,,L. I'M a. ,i,,. C,,.,,u,i,r ~, ia. STAT.
,f N,ryIf,rJ Una "In,,,-,nt'', ,'.'.f,,,,,t''
tI,,. .,,,,. d, nI,,,,,cd H. ,L, loom ,.i,",d
.,t,,' ,,C ia, S,nI, a. h,,.,n ,,r,,y,I.d In h..
,,tr,. ..,.,,i,.r . al Ar.,l.ttI az ,h, rnrsttt,,.
INN a.. "a. ~ u,,'i,',,J
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harylsnJ. d. hereby order aud direct that thts
Proclamation. containing full, true and COR
rect copy Of the teNt al said Chapters :. 20.
IA. 81 and 27j Of the Acts OF the General
Assembly Of Maryland Of 1872. he published
IA at least two newspapers ia each Of the
rpuntis- 81 the State where many may be-
published and where not more than one may be
published then in that newspaper. and in three
newspapers published in the City of Baltimore
one 81 which shall be published in the German
language. once week for at least three month";
next preceding the election Ia be held in the
state VI Maryland. on Tuesday. November 7th
1872. at which said election the said proposed
amendments to the Constitution of the State
shall be submitted in the form and manner
prescribed by the General Assembly to the
legal and qualified voters of the State for
their adoption or rejection.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE
GREAT SEAL OF MARYLAND. Done at
the City Of Annapolis. this 18th day Of
July. IN the year of Lord, One Thou
sand Nine Hundred and Twenty-Five.
ALBERT G. RICHIE.
BY the Governor:
PHILIP B PERLMAN.
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 2T5


AN ACT to propos. mn am.n,l,,.,, a., ...,,,.
10 of AptirIa Ky ~ ,hs rns",i'', !" HF'wh
State Of MARYLAND tuIe .'ni.saII, VI W
providing that word. or ,hras.. 49,
creating public Offices and ,snsi,inns III ~
construed to inchId. m, fe,,inin. ia, "'
aud providing for the suhmissinn -, -
amendment To the oualihsI ,n,er, w '"'n
stat. for abortion or r,i.rtinn W. Wv
Section lie il enacted h., IN, ,. q,
Assembly Of MARYLAND Ithrr.. sT,hs -, ~ ~
members of each Of Inc ,vn u,ns,s ~ wv
nnvl. That the following sr.sin,, h. ~ "a,
SAM. is hrr,by ppnt,oseJ "A. M .,,., ~ wv
to Sect on 10 Of Ar,irl, NS ~ ,h. "'",;,''
ton Of the State Of MARYLAND ,itI. NJ
lAn-uus" the same IL ndout.l NV III, 81
qualified voters of The Sta,. ~. hsr,.i, 80,
Vidcd. To become section 10 of AricIs ~ nr
tho Constitution of tho Stat, ~ MnryIs,J "
Section 10 ANY officer elected mr. ",',',ir,.l
IN pursuance OF the nr,yisinns AZ ,his rnns,I
tuition may qualify. either according ~ IN.
existing provisions OF law in r,Iatinn - -
under the present C,ns,it,,inn ar hsr.' ~
Governor of uhe State heforc amy CLERK at
any Court ot Record In any part nf the State
but In case an officer shall qualify out OF the
County IN which he res DIES an official copy of
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AN ACT 10 propose an amendment to the Con.
stHnit"u ot the State of MARYLAND hy AtIdinp
ihrtet" new Article To be numbered ''Ar.
l'l" XVII" entitled ''QuadrpnninI Elrc.
lions th" same providing that all State
'h',efs, except Judges and all county Officers
elected by qualified voters shalt he elected
40 every fourth year Tor terms nf four Year,
ana adjusting terms OF State and county
"ppnihiNc officers and providing that ali
f"Nis'nns of the Constitution inconsistent
with the provisions Of ,his Article be re-
l'Sled To the extent Of such Inconsistency
hhd providing Tor the submission of said
amendment 10 the Qualified voters of the
state for adoption or rejection.
Section I Re II enacted nv tho General
Assembly oi Maryland. threc- dfihs of all the
rucn1l-rs of the two Houses concurring That
IL" i"ll"win" new Article Ia h. NUM- ered
Article XVII" title "QuadrrnniAl Elections, &c
he aud III" same is hereby proposed As an
amendment to the Constitution Of the State Of
MARYLAND The same II adopted by the legally
p"allt"d voters 81 the State. a. herein Pm
Nid,d. Ia h"c"ms par Of said Constitution
aud io be- numbered aud tied a. gfnr.said
Ak1ltIE NkIl
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"VN"Nt' SEEtfMbth THE TIA,
Brt~ssn the hours Of 4. NJ. and I p. NJ.
for the purpose III nominating candidate. on
tn" b"mo'rHiir Ticket Tor the Offices Ut H. =
S"h"t" and t"ngre-smen for the Second ton
Htes~tunal District aud on tn. Republican
ticket. Tor the offices "f United States Senate
IN" places 1T voting ART follows.
list l"strict. LIST Precinct Prices Hotel, Alb
inpd"n.
lst district. End Precinct Mary A Shplcy =
Residence. Shpey's Corner.
ind District. LIST Precinct "a 10 u Town
Station House, Aberdeen. (k tn ~ under Old
Town Hall. Aberdeen.
s"d District Ind Precinct F"Srd Hr"-
Shop. Hnp.welI
snd district. ard Precinct $. A. McGuipan's
Once Peruvian.
3rd District. list Precinct "a To - County
Agents Office. Court iIoure Rel Air N to ~
County Commissioners uhire, Court House
Hell Air
ard District. snd Precinct Odd Fcll"~'s Hall
ChurchNillc
3rd district, Grd Precinct u J. ShanahHn's
Hall. ERlston.
ard District. ith Prrcinct t.~'s Shop NJ
HRtkins Shops.
3rd District 9Th Precinct Odd Fellows Hall
Forest Hill,
lth District. lst Precinct Jarrrtt.ville Hotel
Jarrettsvillc,
4th District. 2nd Precinct Odd Fellows Hail
Upper Cross Roads.
Ith District ard Precinct J Nelson whey'f
Office. Worthwhile
18th District. lst Precinct Dublin Srh"n
House. Dublin.
9Th District md Precinct Slate Ridge School
House, near Cardiff.
9Th District, list Precinct "a To u Mayor's
OHce. HRvr- de Grace: ~ Ia ~ ). = B"tts'
Residence. HRvrc de Grace.
9Th District md frrcinct McNeN.s Ware
house. Corner Stokes and Otsrpr, ST, HRvrr de
Grace
HENRY CAIN President.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
PROVIDING FOR FEWER
ELECTIONS"

This amendment provides that ali Stat,
officers, except judges and all county officers
elected by qualified voters shall be elected IN
every fourth year fsr terms Of four years he.
winning with the election In November, nine.
teen hundred and twenty-siN. The terms of
state and county officers to he elected In nine
teen hundred and twenty three are reduced TO
three years. and the terms of other elective
oil GERS are Increased or re,iuo ed US necessary
:" that the Z successors may be elected IN nine
teen hundred and twcnty.siN, Terms Of officers
appointed by the Governor and by County Conn.
mSsionerS arc adjusted in harmony with the
terms "i the officials by whom they are an.
pointed The General Assembly shall meet ii,
nineteen hundred and twenty four for n r,p.
uInr session, and again IN nineteen hundred
and twenty seven and every two years there
htt"r. Other provisions of the Constitution and
OF tho Laws are adjusted 10 harmonic with
the above chanTes and the words For Few.
.r Elections Ame'inmcnt' and Against Fewer
Elections Amendment" AZ now provided hy
law. and Immediately after sad election du,
returns shall be made to the Governor Of the
vote for and against said proposed amend.
m"nt Ms directed by said Fourteenth Article
Of the Constitution, and further procs.Nlinys
had Ia accordance with said Article Enurtrcn
Approved April ~ iQ22.
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Il March /, l022,


AN ACT I" propose an amendment Ia Section
OF Article q. t,tio Treasury Department. -
al III" Constitution of Maryland, prescribing
III" talnp OF the Comptroller and the terms
"i office Of the Comptroller and the Treas
"''r3 aud providing Tor tho submission of
.nid amendment 10 the qualified voters III the
state for adoption ar rejection
section lie II enacted by the General As.
h'mhly Of MARYLAND, three hfths Ot all the mem
hers OF each III the two Houses concurr nv
that the following be- and the same hereby is
l"pnsed ~ hn amendment to Section | OF
Ntbcl" 4, title Treasury Department." of the
Constitution of Maryland, the same II adop,CJ
~ The legally qualified voters Of the State az
herein provided TO become Section | Of Article
OF the Constitution.
Sect on ! There shall he u Treasury De.
r"'imrhi' consisting nf Il Comptroller chosen
h' the puHlihcd electors of the State, MT pnrh
f'hrF"l election at which the Governor l.
'h"tcn, who shall receive such salary as ma,
h' MED nv law and Treasurer, to he an.
POINTED hN the two Houses oI IN, I,visla,u,.
~ "HCh regular session thereof. In which be.
rlhs the term of tho Governor, on joint ballot
WI" hhAll t"'eiNe an annual salary Of two
thousand i've hundred dollars aud the terms
81 nnicr ui tho M Il Comptroller and TreRsurrr
'h'li IL" tnr four years. and until their sue.
'rs#"'s shall qualify and neither al the sHiJ
officers shall he allowed OF rccciNe any fees
commissions ~ prrguisteS Of any Kind in ntl,li.
ii"n io h.S salary for the performance of any
du'N ~ services whatsoever In case of
vacancy IN eithcr NJ the offices BY death nj
"lherw'sr tho Governor. hy and with IN, nd
wee aud consent NJ the Senate shall an surb
vacancy bN appointment. to continue until an.
other election or choice by the Legislature,
~ lho cas-" may be- and unit tn. qualification
81 the successor The Comptroller and th,
treasurer shall keep their offices ut tn. seat al
government aud shall take such oath. aud enle,
mo such hohds for the faithful DISCHARGE az
Ih'i duties ny hN nov, or may herra ftrr h,
prescribed by law "
See 2 And he II further enacted hy the
authority aforesaid That N. said nfor,yoin,,
section hereby proposed Hs an amendment "a
mo Constitution shall at the neN ensuing
t"ll"fhl election for members OF Conur,ss la
be held In this State on the TUESDAY next after
TIE hrNt Monday of November. one thousand
Mn" hundred and Twenty-Five he submitted Ga
"" l"rnl and qualified voters OF the State fnt
u't hdnntlon or rejection In conformity with
We directions contained In Article XIV Of the
constitution nf the State and nj the Va d ,Iar.
hon the vote On the said proposed amendment
y" ~" Constitution shall he by ballot and u,,nn
'1rh ballot there shall be printed the words
Tor 'hc Constitutional Amendment" and
Against tho Constitutional Amendment" ns
TAO" provided hy law, and Immediately after
th'd election due returns shalt he made To tho
Governor OF tho vote for and against said pr,,.
lufod amendment, and further prnrpf,lIurs Ind
IA accordance with Article II OF II. Constitu.
ton
Approved April -. iae2
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Notice to Taxpayers

Taxes are due soon ~ levied and County
Tax bears interest after October LIST, 1922, and
State Tax after octobsr LIST. 1921
On the first day of February. Of each year
the Treasurer Is required Ia make up list of
all delinquent tax payers, and the amounts Tor
which they are respectively IN arrears. adding
to each bill the necessary and legal costs and
publish the same In two county newspapers.
living notice that II said taxes. together with
interest and costs uTe not paid on ar before
the second Monday Ia April following. hs will
proceed on that day at the Court House honr
W 10 O'Clock A. NJ. To offer such property To
the highest bidder ioT cash.
Delinquents will not be served with other
notice than that which appears IN the newsrh-
pers Interest OIL bNh state and County Taxes
after October list, lp22 discount on County
tax OF IA psr cent II paid In July. ! per cent
II paid In August. and u per cent II paid Ia
September will be allowed.
Payments to be made to the treasurer at Hel
AR by check money order.
QW-No part payments on tar bills will lie
received
C. c. ROUSE.
Treasurer OF Hartford County.
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Section !. An State officers elected by DUAL.
h"i Noivls l"Nccpt ludlvs OF the Circuit Court
Of the several circuits, ,hr member Of the
Court Of Appeals fum naitimarp civ and
iG"hhers ui tho Supreme Bench of baltimore
tihl, aud all counts officers elected nv ausii.
bed voters, shalt hold office for terms Of four
ysar- and until their SUCCESSOR shall qualify
section .. Elections by qualified voters for
state aud County officers shall h. held on the
Tuesday next after the first Monday oi Novem.
Ter, la the year nineteen hundred and twenty.
cts and on the same day Ia every fourth wear
thereafter.
Sertion Members nf the Hous.. If Dele.
gbtes and all other state and county Officers
elected bN the qualified voters At the virctiOn
10 b. held on the Tassdsy next after the first
Monday Of November, IN the year n.seteca
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-08
PROCLAMATION
Proposing Amendments to the Con
slitution Of the State, 1922

WHEREAS. at the January S.,snH ~ the
General Assembly nf Maryland held IA the
year i'.t, nv" Acts we're passed. pTOpOsIHs
additions and amendments 10 the Constitution
"i the State, 10 vii Chapter =, proposing Al
amendment 10 S"rtipn Of Article J. title.
Legislative Department" Chapter -. propOa-
~ nn amendment tp SECTION II Artir'e .
title. 'I"viEluityr Department" Chapter l4I,
rr"Iu-inp NJ amendment to SootiuH ! vi Ar
urlr q. iiilu 'In"H.ur, Department Chapter
..t, Proposing an additional Arirlc 10 the Con
tHI" "QuadfruHIHl Elections" and Chapter
.tp, urupOstHr m amendment 10 section 10 Oi
AHi"u H.. title, MISCELLANEOUS and which
mad 1--WE Acts IN the words and figures fol-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-08

Ordered this 10Th dan uf August. l9ss that
tn" sales made aud reported ~ the alnSr snti.
tied cause by hRniel Ellison and Eidrdgr u
Young, Trustees. be finally conf ncd unless
rsus" 10 the contrary thereof be- shown On ~
b"iorr the Hth dSN at september I've prov Idrd
u COPY of this order h" inserted In some news
paper published IN Hartford County. aforesaid
uncr IN each of three go successive weeks
h"in the 18th day Of september. 1899.
The rrpnri states the amount of sales To- h.
$4,000
u GiLrIN WILSON. Clerk.
Thu" Copy. Test!
- GILPIN WILSON. Clerk.
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ISABELLA T.. MILTON


El.nn,nGE noon NouNG Ann JoHN =
NUt NJ, SSl,ri,orv
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This 10 To give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF HaTfori
County. Nd, letter. Of administration on the
estate of
JOHN 4. PRESTON
late OF Hartford County deceased. All pcraonA
having claims against said deceased nre hereby
notified 10 exhibit the same with tho legal
vouchers thereof
On or before the 10th day Of February. 1929
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits of said estate. All persons md,u.,
TO said estate are requested TO make rn,..'
payment
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th ,In,
Of August. 1927.
DAVID L. PRESTON. AdnI
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Attorneys Sale

By virtue Of the power contained in Il mort
gage from William George f0rsythe and Wiir
Ia Harry $. Carver. dated the 1ith day of l'-
rrrnher in the year lsl2 and recorded an1ng.'
the Land Records nf Hartford County in l.ihrf
!. \. H. M. 10 f"li" li2. aud duly assigned
Ia Joseph II DAWSON and Leila Dawson. de-
fault having occurred therein. the undersigned
attorney named in said mortgage. will offer at
public sale At III. Court House DoDr IA Bel
Air. Maryland. on
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This Is To give notice that the subscriber has
obtained fran the Orphans Court Of Hartford
County, Md. letters testamentay an the es-
tate If
ISABELLA y MILTON
late Of Hnrfurd County. deceased All persons
having clalmS against said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thrreuf
On or before the 2tth day Of January. 1921
or they may otherwise hy law he excluded from
all benefits Oi said estate. Al pea nns indebted
to said estate nrr requested iu make immediate
payment
'hNcn under my hand and seal this aith day
Il July. lH'h.
FANNY u SrRASHAuGH E,ecutrix
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ORDER NISl

Ada Handlor widow aud others y. Never
icndrr aud other,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Surrrv sors Of Elections Of Hartford Coun
5 WINFIELD CAIN. Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-09
May Seize
 Beaver Skins

E. P. Walker, of the United States biological survey, warns Alaska trappers that Oregon and Washington have a closed season on beaver, and that Alaskans trying to sell beaver skins there, must show that they originated in Alaska.