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New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
ROB Ex.CoNFDENCE WOMAN. Burglars Sack Sophie L. Burk's De-
 troit Home-Get S20.OO0.

Detroit, July e.-sophie Lyons Burke, 7s years old, once an inter nationally known confidence woman, told the police yesterday that her home had been robbed of s13,ooo in diamonds and from ss,ooo to s7,ooo in bonds by burglars who broke in Tuesday night while she was away.
 T returned from Put-1n-Bay. had lunch with a friend and then went home to find my house ransacked and the floor strevn with empted boxes, books and other articles she said. T have no idea who did the job and am unhappy to think that men would do such thing to an old wonl- an who devotes large income to prison relief work"
 She said the diamonds were leg aey from her son, who died recently in Seattle.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
FROZEN STRAWBERRIES
By Bertlva F.. Shapleigh Cooking Authority for NEA Service and Colum bfa University

I DOA or I qudrL berrIes
 1 cup or less sugar
 egg whites (unbeaten)
 cup cream (beaten until stif)
 Pick over, wash, and slightly mash the berries. Sprinkle with the sugar and let stand for an hour or two. Place in freezer can, add egg whites, unbeaten and cream. Freeze as you would freeze any cream
 Note-This recipe cannot be sue cessfully made in vacuum freezer. The mixture must be turned while freezing For a vacuum freezer use no egg whites. and twice as much cream. Pack in salt and ice.
 Any kind of berries or fruit may be used in the same way.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
WIZ
Westinghouse, Newark. )

IWEstInghoUst, NtWdrK,J
 T:00-"Jack Rabbit stories" by David Cory, New York Evening Mail
 45-"Taking the work out of houseuork" by Mrs L. C. Reed head of the department of home economics of the society of Electrical develop ment.
 5:oo-Copcert by the 12th Street band, (3o pieces,) of Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
W(1I

(American Radio and Research Corp, Medford Hillside. Mass)
 7:30-Bedtime story. Two and a Honey Pot" (Norwood, Youths Com panion) read by Miss Marion W. Par ker, instructor of arts, Brookline High school.
 soo-"A new industry - The De- hydration of foods" Paul F. Nichols investigator in commercial dehydra- tion, U $. bureau of chemistry.
 815-Hesperus quartet of Beverly, assisted by Rosette Le Page, dramatic soprano.
 9n0-Marion A. Colbert soprano, assisted at the piano .by Loretta J. Colbert
 915-Mary F. S. Ranton, mezzo- soprano and pianist Piano solo.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
WBL

Westinghouse, springfeld)
 73o-Basehall scores. Uncle Wig. gily bedtime story.
 7:45 - Crop and market reports courtesy of the New England home. stead. Talk on dress by Mrs. Chester E. Story, dress economist
 s:o0-Baseball scores. Instrument al selections by Grace Ely, piano; Doris Ely, banjo; Eris Ljunggren, vio. lin; Florence Bocenhard, violin; Mar. ion Philbrook, violin; Phyllis koehler cornet.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
CLARA KMBALL YOUNG; PALACE


 The new bill at the Palace starting today for the balance of the week ha. many features. Clara kimball Young is offered in her new photoplay Charge It." lesson to everyone who tries to make gold the goal of life. In the production Miss Young plays four distinct characters, the greatest effort of her screen career. Her lead ing man is Herbert Rawlingson. The Keith vaudeville bill has four good acts with Joe Allen in a sensational novelty; Fay and Florence, two girls in song and dance offering; Pisano and Bingham. character comedians; and Smith & Strong, in an excellent variety offering. The Sunday night bill will feature Mary Miles Minter, Jack Holt, and Elaine Hammerstein.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
RELEASE DUBLIN PRISONERS.

London, July 6. (By Associated Press)-Art O'Brien and Sean O'kel- ly, arrested in Dublin by the provi. sional free state government Tuesday have been released according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch. They were formerly foreign representatives of the Dali Eireann. o Brien being in London and O'kelly in Paris.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06

Even 50 early as this there are advance fall styles = imported models judged by designers to show what Is newest and will be popular this fall
 They are usually shown in lighter materials for late summer wear and in heavier materials for autumn.
 The two models illustrated are of this type-adaptable to either light or heavy weight materials.
 They have low waist lines. longer skirts with uneven hems and notice- ably elaborate sleeves.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
DOES LAUNDRY
 WORK AND H0USEWORK TOO
Surprised to Find Her.
 self Feeling So Well
Taunton, Mass. -'1 used to have pains in my back and legs so badly, with other

|trOuDleS that women |sometimeshave that |my doctor ordered me to stay in bed a week in every month. It didn t do me much |good, so one day after
 talking with a friend
 who took Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta-
 ble Compound for
 about the same trou-
 bles I had, l thought IT -o,,1d tr,y ,t oleA
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
AERONAUT DROPS AS
 PARACHUTE BLAZES
Lands in Tree at Dansv1lle Carnival and Escapes With Burns and
 Broken Shoulder.

Rochester, N. T., July e.-Edwtn Allen of Dowagiac. Mich, narrowly escaped a terrible death at Dansville yesterday morning when, in midair, the parachute in which he had jumped from a balloon caught fire from some unknown cause. The blazing parachute shot downward and crashed into the top of a broad limbed
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
W1Y

General Electric, Schenectady, N Y)
 7.00-Produce and stock market quotations; baseball results; news bull letins
 9oo-Red Cross address Public Health"
 8:45-Concert program.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06

Radio sets and supplies at Morans' -advt
New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
NOICESM THE AR
KDKA
Westinghouse, East Pittsburgh.
 Thursday. July 6

 7:0o-Harry Greb, Americas s cham pion light heavyweight will tell how to keep physically fit through system atic exercise. 7:30-Popular concert by the Dixie Melody boys L. H. Fielding, mana ger.
 9:00-Novelty six orchestra.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
REGULAR p. TIA MEETING
 NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

Tho monthly meeting oI Che Parent Preacher Association win ba hold on Tuesday evening next nc Che usual place in Che High School Aui.- trnum Tho business part Of Che program win commence at s o'clock. auor which Che audience win Doe on- tcrtUuel by Che following intorot- ue numbers
 VoaI selection by Mrs. L. D. Dawo.
 AddroH by J IT Dunn
 Selection by m1Ic quartet cons.st- mr of q. E Um.aud. Homer N0ri- une. Roy. NIcu and w. L Paul.
 Dr w. IA Bor'anl win give a short Illustrated lecture on loelh This was to have been given during One week Of Che physical eXam.na- uous at Che school but on account Of his slides not being herc it had to bc postponed mti now
 Arrangements have been made to have Che election returns announced during Che evening
 The usual refreshments win hc creod after Che meeting and a large attendance ie expected.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
 VERY SHORT SESSION

Very utUo business was trans aoteI la.t night at tho regular meet ue Of tbc city council aside from heuuaI nu.uc. An mamboH wore nro.ut and Mayor Robertson was i'm Che chair
 Thc usual monthly h.lIa wore road and ordered paid.
 The stree. committee reported thaI storage space for thc two city truck. had been secured I'm Che Northern Laundry buldi7r It vas decided 'o take insurance of f3.O00 oD Che trucks
 New uehu of 200 watts win bc Installed ou Seward street between FIut and Third streets and ou Third to Na.n
 A railing win bo put ou tho roof of Che City Uau bu.idIue as meas. mo of safety for Che nae tender
 Street Commissioner Claire was iu- ru..cd to have lot of pipe pur- rhaaeI by him at Thanc brought io Iunolu by boat
 ChIol of Police T. E p kecean reported two arrests during October tor drunkenness and 2f mildly slowed individuals were sent home
 Maea.mto Gurr reported f20 cash baI having been forfeited during October
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
GLOOM CHAsEBS TO
 HOLD HIGH CARNIVAL
Big American Legion Benefit A. Coliseum Next Thursday and
 Friday Nights

WH .I m.m'.- u. ... @ .r.r.. down IHH.. mp and "'H. .. .n. Che tmn...n I.e.or win pre-
 r. orb. L'.r n. IHe Coliseum two night. HuIar and Friday. o. n.Nl voc. when m. H. talon. in m. city win ea.. m. board.
 rnc L..r. . uu..... comedy e.mr.. Cha. ..r b. recognized W.lH. out . guido boo. and .H0 who n.r. witnessed I......H n. E II ....I. .U oU.. Io.a' ..0-. H .r. Hn. o. .u..r..um.n. .uUO N.E Mullen quit He .l.e for . H.n un.H in or.eou.
 rH. n.rr .THe u.... consist. '. but. Ir.. .... Hu. .... ar. .I ...- n. and nr..nt Hr.aI ..0H. tor bot. acting and nrn. A. ... nu.. HH u.. likely u..Hmm'.... ... win. wish Io. attend .H. Iu. night. H. .0.. may rest tI'. nothing win 0e ..eH..l ..o ...ou.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
WILLIE JACKSON IS
 SET FREE BY JURY
Accused Indian Found Not Guilty Of Murder Of Captain Harry c.
 Lott as Charged

The jury which tried Che caao be- lor. lhe district court or while I1cf-
 1n Che Indian charged with lho murder Of Captain Harry C. Lott at Che nuora homo ou Che beach a mIo below Thauo on Che uiehl Of One 25th of lasI Ju'y was out less hau Hlroo hours Iast Saturday night before reaching tlo verdict 'uot guilty"
 THc case was a hard fought one. huI m Che principal witnesses for both sides wero Indians and inter- pr..em were uaod. ia progress was necessarily 'edious and very slow However, while Che principal wife nea for Che prosecution while Han- son. tuck to hIe story chat he was witch Jaeu0n hut not i'm sight oI him whom Lott was killed bout Chat Inc saw One doad body lying on Che bench and chat Jackson told him Inc had killed Lott h.a unsupported cr- .donce was offset by that of several other Indians who sworo that JacE- son was at h.s homo .u Juneau lt Che mmo umo Hlnaon aworc he was al Lotua place.
 Several 0l thc wi.Ho admitted UHat they had given false testimony n, tle preliminary hearing and Iat" before Che grand jury but an de- cIuci lhoy were telling Che truth al. Che trial and from Che prepouder- ance of thc evidence Che jury ar- rived at ItE verdict.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
0LDuERs GO SOUTH

On h. Spokane Ins on.H Ia.. r..t u... M. and MT. U... c.nn unI daughter N owa .H. .r. bound Tor California whore ...r win make their mmro homo. ...- residing i'm s..rH.r sine. .H.
 rush ..r. o. .r Mn. Dw. .Or nm H boon ..r ..... HI e...".I .r .H. n.. two E..r
 n w. c Blanchard and aH Emr... 0 r.H.aH. wen. ... t.. .u.H 0H ... r".-
 r. n. was Mr Prod Tanner. Tn" Hr.H.r.. win .r.HI som. .m. m ..U.... ... Mrs |.Hn.. vii. stop n e.. HH.r. ... win h. I.n .u. ... ..... by H.r husband whom .H.. u.|. .... . n..m.n.n. .0..... ....". H. Tanner T. m. "... .. .n- U s N.... uu. and I.. #... most u. H m. " s...
 Mrs. Emm. H. 0. HH. M ... ...H...| u. I0. sr...u. ..rH. m. country for
 s. cam. f. |..U. ".H H" husband .r m. ..... I... Mr. tu H.| several r..r .e1 Mrs. .H u I greatly missed by ... among whom .H. H mad. '" bonn. for r long,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
CANDIDATES 10 BE
 VOTED FOR TUESDAY
Fewer NmH m Tickets OI LIul Teutoua. Division Than
 Elsewhere

E.. u.... November M election U.. Hou.H0u. m. United ... H Tn t'rH.u which win ..... I.0.... m Oon.r. N m.m0.. r. .a. ..ua.. of Che IeT' H..I I..I.m. and .E.lH r.n.0 sentative. .a ... ..mo noIE OrIu
 . Hr. would h. Hu four .n ..Hr Tn ....I oUa from oI.I I...T.0. n.. II. two nI m. HoH0... have re signed .. ....H. n.H.. positions ou. r ... s.HI and or. in Che FoHH ut H.r. win ho two a.n.tor each 0.....| ...-. and hu. ono ...H n IHo NU. and nMrI
 rH. u...I voted locally and Uu...H. Uo Eu Division win .....H. IT. .H. m.I. ue.o. voted nm m. American continent for IH0 ... .H.. nl0.I 0. e.eH. cuII ..I. Tor n.Hr. he.a ar. Inn. . and n....I Q. two oaulI I.I. for rI comm ur laro
 m. m. Ticket. voted ou Iu .H0 Hu Division win contain .ho fol- '.uU. names.
 For uH.... II. O.nr. .Fot. .0r .... .u.u A. Sutherland E. J. White.
 ... .N0.. m. 0u. Fran. t NUu.n. william u Uu.l
 .U...u.. .|0.. .0. ."rrI
 o.. ... Tom ".I.on WIUHm n Gran. I... M...n..I N N H.|.. IT, H shepard
 ~ Road Commissioner I00n. .m..
 W.m.. ..... HH h. given n. ... ..... from ..H. r0H m. m.. IT. former containing Che n- uNH
 H.. ." requiring women to sorry. # jurors.
 "h.u.. H H. requiring women .. ..... II. .H".
 On m. ..u .. ...I u. .u ll. .I.m ... m.r. mH Ho n.H. in .... -. Tn. HrrH. UHn or nam. n. ... ..uI.... .I. whom |. !. de- .r.. n. vote.
 Tn. H... ". on.n TT. s o..oo. a. m and ..... 0...0.. D. mn
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
ALASKA BUREAU OF MINES
 PERFORMING SPLENDID WORK

Tn. Bureau .. .u... .. 1T. ..H.. mont station II. FHrH.u. H 0H. ...r.. t. m ..a mineral 0.. ....m.. n. H.... b. 0H..uu..Hr .-.... m .... Ia IH. station
 mu.. H.... may h. ..H. n" ....... H...... H.". I...
 pie. ... ...mu.. and n. ... Informed Tn W.uI ...E .
 and u...... tho. contain m..H... .. ....r r..n. II. IH... ....r H..n. .... .- u...... IH0. UH. m..u. m. sample. ..r. nm
 II. .... m.I. n charge
 In. ... .0I. .. II m. H1... " ... H....r .. Nu.. ".. m 00 "0H. which ..u U. don. h. .0mm......
 r.- oH.m GOT m.u... In ....- unrI. no|.. mo. Hr.r...E ruuu.I u. .|. Hw..u. various .N- u.rmm. ..HH Inn. H..n ..0H... n IIr... largely ....u ID. .0. .r.. IM.u.E experience. HE nr. n....H Tn I..... .u. anal. u...I "0.. n..Hm.. IH. mono. received .r. turned owe. .0 .H. Ir.0.- urm 0. H. United sH." .o Che .roI. oI m....m.ou. ro.e.n.#
 sn.. H. establishment. al h. oN- pertinent ....0n .. Fairbanks. .'0'. H... boon m.Ir IH. following deter. mIr..on. ...... n. custom. 0 in connection WII. I.HIan "' o|..I work. Gold and ..r.r I.-.. platinum 0. ..H". u..HH '.-. .rH..aUon. -f.||. mn other H0..-- mr..oU. r.l Nearly LOO. mU ..I mH'. 0.E. boon submitted .o
 H. .utr ln U..u..0..uoH and umHnHr. I..I. John N N0N" l"
 superintendent o. ..e Alaska 0En..'- mon. ...Uun.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
IMMENSE ORE BODY
 ONC02PE8 MOUNTAIN
pruec.1rs Mnke Rich Find in hn- Uma ns.uc.-Pronery
 Already Bonded

ts.ulne o A. M Grant, who now i. on r0u.. tn California. and who UIH Euu. 0I. nr rron.-. in Iu.r 0n. re.r u.o. Omr Mountain H another MlH. Som. U.. .. .H. ..IwI o. H. 0.. ...I ID. ..-'..I or. may h. ..n.I h.. Mr. 0rU." .H.0m0H. H. II. n.. hI. i'm. was mad. oH . vein T.. I... in u.I.. and stripped for |.. I... Tho vein H.. in Che
 mu u. e'.u. M Mr. Grant.
 n.. from four u IIt feet in widen. revealing millions o. toms o. commercial ... u rn.u. |0m sf..0 .. .|H0 DOT .ou
 nmn. m. pas. two year. Gran. nm. eH. Mr. boon n.0.....n. ...
 country gue H..N..n H..H..I
 and H. ... o.. oI IHI .r..m north o. M. Eu... H. 0HHI. .. milo. from HH0r o... Many Hm H. Hr. n.I around hu. Ho.n. ..Im.. u. mH.....
 U.r. u....u. bonn. Um. lu prot n..Un. IH.r uncovered .H. .HH.or r..n.. IeIe. .H. I.I .n .H. bond. i'm. o. H. property ta Hre. nm. Aiken
 .r.. N.nUHn. |. H .I... mnH. ..m.r. said Mr. Grant n. |0. Times .W. Har. . -1..0o. h0' o. ...UuI. cont within oven m'... o. tn. nmm. and Che country
 M. ....H.. ". w. W.. HH'.. .mH.- line .u. ur Har. H boon confined m stripping and ""..H. I.I... and r.u. Owing I' H.. 0. timber NY. H... mo. .H. uH...-
 .un. amy distance. W. hauled mp few min. UmH.H hr l.. .0.m .H. . mp .mn and huI u cabin. A ..n.... ... H... ... h. |H.. U. Aiken or hauling in mn. um'. II. h. uI mex. summer in UH...-
 ground development.
 Man. win. I.r. ...n ... non...N u.mu ur Alfred Ho.. H0 ...u.. 1T ... n. m. H.... .".. .rU. m IT. history o. t.. territory. .. u.U.. .. ... o. development. H win .n..... ... H... o. Mayo. '.
 Nr Gran. .... m. i'm. WI. .N.r'
 -mn.... r..H.. an .. .0.. m.u. | .
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 U .u boon .H. .u n... .u.. m I"..0.. H. .rI uH m. taking ut" o. ... claims h. " |.... . .. ....u... development ".. follow. ..
 .H. H additional u...
 .II I... mood. |. Hu0....... m. o.. .. "". .".. for ... .r.... mHu. r...r.. .H ... history .. U. ....'0u .. com. soon. |"- .HH. m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
JUNEAU VAN PLANS
 PARK EXPLOITATION
Wooibmy Abbey Of Gmm. Land 0dce Sees Possibility in Mt
 Mckinley Park

Wo1Ibury Abbey of One cadu.rll
 rep department o. .hc General Land Ou.oc and who has Hpon. Che
 mme. u One Ml Mckinley Na- Ioua Park with a crow of mon do- mr mucy york; Ia duo wIth h.a uIIe and children and a number Of h. mon Io arrive in Juneau neHl uooI Mr. Abbey Haea wonderful no buuc n Che Nt Mckinley dia- u.ot Ue FIHl0I Fairbanks recently aul of hIa plan. for Che explorations ol lhe. no oHIh.utoa Che Ncwa-M.uor has Che ioI0W.ne
 "m Che escnt nat tlo National Park s.wIee nets uF0uh'y ou Che application WooIuuy Abbey cl- Iarm engineer wIlh Che General Land Ou.ce. win establish a 'our.H
 rHce into Ml Mckinley Park mex. y0ar.
 "lr Abbey who Ia now u Fa.r- hauEa says na. u Che event Chat Hc Park Service Is favorable t0 hIs proposition. he win commence work immediately. ue hu tloo.0o0 bee hind Che nronoH he HyF and IH- und. o develop it horoueh.H H.u.e win Inn H.l out methods of transportation provided and los cah- I'm ho.0'a constructed. Al Ient .E hotels uro contemplated
 "The proposition has been declare .I sound by everyone To whom n has been submitted. aH Mr. Abbey and
 among Iu mdouor arc Governor Scott C Bone. DoIeeato Dam suthcr- nuI Secretary Karl THoIe and numerous other Alaskan. It has boon cm'ed to tho attention of soy- uI Fa.ruaHsHua during Mr. Ab- hera visit hoe. and without eEcop- lion has met with faror
 "Nr Abbey believe. nat through H. o..aUuua i'm One EHsl Now Yor. Washington and other cities. Inc win have UlUc dII.euly Iu draw- ne people Of prominence .0 Alaska ur H.r vacations mex. mmor After Che ln. year Che park and n. service wIG bo known to those who travel and thoro win chen be mo need fn ..o. patrons
 Tlat Mr. huhora proposition .a nm excellent ono .Hue Is uo doubt WU na ge1u i'm hIm.a aud e ne..uHr in Che par. district whore h. H. conducted tho survey O. Che HomIuue. and previously hae anou. .a.oH. within Iu ouHne. while ou land surveys r. hm for such am m- I..u.ne u familiarity WIth Washington Now York and other .uUn from which Che tourists would bo drawn Us b.r nclor as u.I m l.s thorough knowledge of H. country To he uareol and i.H rn.nn. HIm problems.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
FORMER JUEEAUTE INJURED

Mrs. J w. W00lIord of Juneau. Nala Injured recently in am uto- mobile a.aeo accident between 0.ym- pin and shelton. has almost entirely recovered friends said yesterday. Mrs. WooIford 's living at Che Moore Uo.cL 1926. Second Ave- Seattle Tmos Oct G0.
 Mrs. J. ". Wood.0ri .a woII known i'm Juneau ber husband at one Umc brue superintendent of Ono NeFada Cro.. m'uo and later in Che employ of che Alaska Ga.incau Company while in Iuueu .hoy made their home in lla Iyuda Hotel. They .o.t h.rr a.earul years ago for Che .1uih
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
sKbGWhY PIONEER DIES
 ALONE 0E CITY STREET

aorr.. HI'ou n r...0.nl 0. a.Hr- u.. u.o Che nI oI IsHI Wm found I..d on n .lI... oI thaI nHoo T.uuI.. muun. 0. .a wool. He had .u. .ro rr...ou Fm.u. down town .U. W.. uU.r.U..u with Ha.r. trouble 0n H. way hom. Io IeIFe a u.r and I.r.o children lHo latter mn ..n. .oHu U. Ww auou. .a year" o.
 UaHr.. UH.n WH. .n Juneau HHHu. nix wool. IVY. oH Hu.Ho before UHo Ir... 0nu.. n. W.n. A. IH. Ume h. .I.I ou .He editor aI lh# n.nar and Informed hm .ml Hc WaH .uuuu. now. from .H. Cold Bay oil Ur.. nnI expected Io eo .H0r. in I.e ..r'E Hrur n. "HHa worry Hno specimen o. nHN.. manhood and u.... know WH.. |. VII. .n ho .uN
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
SUTHERLAND HlWs ADDRESS

H.n Sutherland. O.n.U... Tn N.
 n.m...f a. de.eeoIe from A..... In ..u. spoke in n ..r ...0 crowd at One ra.ar. ,U0.r. 'aa. a'.. u...r m.H. m. feature o. 0.H ".E hen. m. .a.H...ou o. u number or ou..H. who h... uo. conform. II. 0.. ideas i'm Che conduct O. ,H.r oIe.s Mr. Sutherland ma.r Ono s..euHE ruu ou .H. t..ono.0 .'. no... calling at IIH.nr. on route. I.0 did no. hold any m0..nr u. esHH- uar ..tnourH lHH. a| ol In0.'I afternoon and muuI II o.c.o.. l0'l
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
AMERICAN LEGION DANCE
 NEXT SATURDAY. NIGHT

T.. Afford John "..."-. IH.. American Legion. win hold ". H- m.I t.m.... Dane. o. .l. night. n. |mH.... Day. Saturday, Nor.n- h.- II. n. A. H HaL
 Tr. Annual trm.U0. dane. hu H...m. n er... ..... ....Hr. in Iu- rr and ...u ..n-. H being nu. forth h. Tn. drr.. committee lo m.s. tH.. oI mex. s.ml.E n.eH. .H. .roHnHe number o. ..e r.e.
 Tho Irm..U.. Day d.n.. win ....e . .Hr.. u.eH.. ..n.rr. 70. eH. ..r"rm.n. .ae.I .r .He American l..0r I.. o.H.r nm. two nr...oH. night. h.r. ..U.u Tn m. Hr.Hl.. ..u H. .|.. I..r .. Tn. Coliseum.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
JURY SAYS KIRKLAND IS
 NOT GUILTY OF PERJURY

.N0t guilty" var Che substance of Che verdict rendered Iast night by Hc jury which tried J. w. Kirkland i'm be dsro. court on lhe chars. rI n0rIwE
 Kirkland was charged w.tI hlr.ue WHU. ..rUne on Che stan of proh- UUnn Director John H Marshall violated hi. oath i'm connection wiIh ..e rc.. of Edward FrolouI01tI Ionum last April whom auu a'. IeerI to have boon Che property of Johnson was discovered Iu Che uc.Eh- u0-HooI o. EaeIc River.
 w. C. NcMayhurD. also a member ol tHe prohibition eaI al Che same um. and io.uir aceu.od with krE- land. Wa. Che ch..l witness against kirkland. h. having turned s.atcs evidence George Franklin who o'r'meI .o have baon employed by Johnson in connection wIth onerat ius Che sfI was another wItuc for tHa prosecution
 IH. U was HtnH I0 me INrI H.e yesterday afternoon and n were diet was rolchoI on Che lr. ballot taken altor dinner and abou. z o'clock
 Judge James WIckoraham special prosecutor. and Assistant District Attorney sabIor conducted the oaeo for Che government while Kirkland was defended by Henry Rodm Of Che Urm oI RoIeu E Morton Tine jurors wore. uFNaioy William F. Cm.r lmo. s1uher G. E kr1uae. frol H1u.la. J. U. Laurie. GIm h.rkhom simon Ro.ho.m Fred Wa.da. George s..rn. William Juman and Harry
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
OPERATIONS SUSPENDED

TH. E..n am. Apex mHH. nronHU. wu close down about November I5 according .a .n. r-.u. .r.I oanar. J. n Cam who I. now r town.
 Development work n. .h. E Nao and Apex have proven .Ho existence ol valuable nr. roI.a. and .0o com. rr.I.r .. . min and .-rn.om0n." Tn. I...r operation nU II .r0 win begin ..r.. in t0. '"-.H. Mr. Cam lH.n.H h. WII he mNu. or. by m. L.. o. mex. July.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
MOTHERS MEETING

The Mo.her branch Of Che p. A. A. hold a moo Iug I'm Che school audi- horum Wednesday night when a number of Interesting taika were made Che following being Che pro- gram
 "pmumca for Children of Primary Gmdc." led by Mrs. R. E. Robert 0n. "soc.al Activities Of Grammar Grades Young People, Mm IA p KaHhowroI "shll Young People uHncof". Social Activities of High School Mrs. J. E lank
 Mm Grace Davis presided as cha.r- mrn of Che meeting.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
MANY MAKE AIR TRIPS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-04
sowEaBYs LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

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