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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
ELkS TO HOLD ANNUAL
FLAG DAY EXERCISES
Ceremonial VIII IIunor Fling md
Commemorate Anniversary of
Ilirtk

The anaua! aag day exercises OF
Richmond LglGc. ~. IS. Il i. 0.
Elks, Will be held Wednesday might
at s.2o o'clock. The purpose of this
ceremonial is to honor the nag ana
celebrate the anniversary Of its
birth
Officers OF The lodge will conduc,
the introductory exercises. after
winch prayer Will be offered oy Chap
lain John =. Sizer. Frank ~ Epps.
past exalted ruler. will deliver AN
address on The Flags Record" ana
Thomas Z Garrett. pas; exalted
ruler. vii speak on The Elks' Trib-
ute 10 the Flag" y patriotic nd
dress viii ;" delivered by Samuel /.
Kelley. ana NJ. r. Richter VIII speak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
Bcgin work on Postal Annoy,

Notice TO move wal served on
twelve tenants Of the adjoining posi-
office property yesterday ny Post
master Hay T. Thornton This ac-
ton Is Mt Tho direction 81 the Treas
NrY department, because it is en-
rected that the authorized improve
mcn;s TO tho structure to the cx,cr,
OF s55,ooo viii begin shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
md n lavender hat.
Girr Large nccrptton.

After The ceremony the bridal
portF followed by the guests mo-
tered to the Pan-Amerlcan Union
Buiiding for the reception. The
great hall OF the Americas there. the
scene of many momentous diplomatic
gatherings. was given The hunor<uf
hous.ra It's GSst bridal reception.
Mr. hnd Mrs, Whddeii after n we'd
ding tr'S. will live In Now Ynr, CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
THE MT. VERNON

fcn-Mhri In.
Beautifully situated: home-l!ke atmos-
phorc; magnificent view: cuisine urcX-
ccilei; running water In all roomn: charm
Ing surroundings; rcnl service; modern
equipment; r'lectod help; booklet.
y. O.; TOWERS, Prep.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

ga bat ie gcia9t. ld iout es NH
made mic III cs ior gut iinne Debt,
biefabs tie no1t nit for gebIcbmt
nerOe, tpenu ca iAl,eBIid) nids tau
&c oebt. 9lnner iie ipibi iopieI oaB
ser @eg. nie i] e made pont eb.
%IoIutlie 10 gut mar. Scbn Se SER
Reoadtiondr, 10 is sic 2iJ5ie. 8enn
ie aud gar feline Gi0ie nit bat, mie
ebbes 81 made is, ser 8eg, ME ih
es made Mil IS immer rong. 8ea,
i6 ben es meiu eieene 8es gemadt.
I'm Die 6rau ou6t INNER flebne,
id mar b%uabettet IN babel is iie
ielbIt 10 %buabettet III itob6ern wie
en- @inbI, pomit i'd perbleipe Sbne
Sbrn lieuer
8btItpp Saueromper.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
Der scuBrfeiste e6nlOireftOr.

Sn YerIeberg in Der Wtarf tit ge'
genpGrtig cine Affdre 0as SageSge'
IprGt. Ser Gireftor Oes 0ortigen
It10til6en 2p6eums, Or. Babolp, 1T
auf Dem Slur oeS Sdulge6GuOcS m
@egenport ieiner 3ogIinge rom
Sduloiener g~eobrfeigt Woroen. @n-
lab bier3u gob sic l%aunenbafte &e-
bonoIung, oie Ser 9ireftor ben gfit.
glieoern ieines 2ebrerfoQegiums
uno leinen l1ntergebenen felt Sab
rem gu tell werOeil ldBt. SAT- nit
ieoem Mit9lieoe oes &olegiumS tit
ct 10 in STREET geraten. Giele gu
It1noe BADEN unaufborlih geI6mcr-
Sen an oas SdpnlfoIlegium peran-
laBt, uAo es muroe oaOllr6 cine @r-
b"itterung un0 Spannung geiGaficn,
Sic oen 0ienIt sur llnertrGgli6fcit
meroen lieB. Cine 8eidlperoe Oes
gelamten &oGegiums on ben Wfinl-
tier bat 9as 8erbalten oes 9irettorS
nidt ae1noert. 9er S1uloiener bat
Sen @eg Ser geidaperoe nitbt betre-
ten, ionOern 1T idlieBli6 banogreif-
lid geiporoen. am Gage Dor Der
O6rfeigen.affdre bntte Ser S6ul-
oicner i6on einen 3uiammenltoB
nit Dem Director in Ieiner 8o1-
nung uno er bat, als oieier cine
MoBregelung ausiprad, oen Giref-
tor gepodt uno einfaf ans ieiner
@obnung getragen. 9r. EadrolD
6at, trot oes 8ittens Der S6nloie-
nerfrau, ben biz 5ur Ser5weiflung
~getriebcnen Mann nift tpciter 81
mrei5er, ON nddlten Gage bon nellem
Sen S6ulSiener geIte1t, mas idlieB-
lid 81 Ser Obrfeige fii6rte.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
SnternatiOmaler 2nftdiffa9rtsfun-
greE 1928 in 2onOpn.

slif Nnregung ser @eieai6aft
engliIder Observation-Disclosures
IoG inn CONNER 1923 in 2onoon
elm itternationoIer aon9reB fir
2i1ftI6iffabrt abgebolten merOen, gu
Dem ale 26noer Ser @elt Ginla-
0ungen erbaItcn baben. IS bat lid)
bereits elm porbereitenoes Srganiia-
tionsfomitee g%ebiloet, Dem ie orei
GeIegierte oeS 2uftfa5rtsmlnilte-
RUINS, Ser @eieaitaft englilAer
Observation-Disclosures, oes &gl.
aeroflubs, Der agl. sleronaltliAen
@eIeaidaft unO Ser 2nftliga Ocs
6ritiid)en &eifs a%nge9Oren. @leIdl'
seitiq nit benz &ongreB lollen I'M
4ero0ram pon 9rop0on groBartI9e
Observation-Disclosures itattfIltoel'
wabrIdeinlih aid elm international
les 2uftoerbp.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

Grtannt. Gapeameiltcr:
Isle battcn mobl oicien Hahmittag
etiuas NIT Sbrcr 6rau, Scrr Utiil'
Ier?"
Muiifer: n@esbalb?"
&apeameilter: 0ytun, sic i6logen
ia beino6e ole Srommel ent5wet."
Gin 2eonioas. Sano'
werfsburide: nSn Der Some" 1T
nidJts gu bolen; ga BIN if iton elm
nal 6inausgemorfen poroen."
&oaege: v@oblnn, 10 LAB uns I'm
Sdotten fehtenl"
mi bIenswert. Did
ter: n&onnen sic mir Oieic 6eoer
sum S1rei6en empfe6len2"
&alifmann: % gemiB, SEER Sell
iedl Neit iolder 6eoer bat Der Otd'
ter 4 iein 9reisorama gei6rieben.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
@ene5uelus GbrseiS.

Die iiionmerifoniide &cpu6lii
rei6t iid sic aitgen uno finOet, DAB
fte ais @emeinneien langc, ia bel
nabe ungebiibrli6 lauge gei6lafen
bat. Sett lit iie o6er 81 eineln iebr
lebbaIten 8enuBtiein BON ibrer Be
oeitung unO BON ibrer gflidt err
maft, iopobl bejigli6 8ene5uelaS
lel6it pie aid in Sinii6t auf Die
geinmte ate mo nelle Welt.
60 miro in einem neuerli6en
&onIulat-9 eridt aus Der Oene5uela-
niiden Salptita0t aarafas beion,
oers berDorge6oben:
8ene5uela bat elm OielieitigeS
&rogramm ouigeltelt: Dor allen fir
etnen gro BEN lon0bauIi-
den Selo5ug i, melfer iiber OaS
gauge @cbiet Sene3uelas bin betrie-
ben neroen mir0l 9ie 8ene5uela-
ner bofferL 0aB linen Die 6iibrer'
iHoft ii6er ale lii0nmerifanii6en
&epu6lifen fir ole @epinmlng bon
@etreioefriid n, tropii6m
@emiiie, SbIt unn Sonig 5ugeItan-
Sen tpiiroe, ga iie BON Natur aus
am beiten fir cine iolde &ole be-
fG6igt ieien. aud re6nen lie auf
einen foritliden @orrang Der glei-
6en art, beIonOers mas 0ie @ntpif-
felung ser 3eoerbol3- unO ser Ma-
bagoni-Snorltrie a%nbelangt.
@abri1einlid pur0e Senednelas
8orgeben nit beeinfluBt 0urd Die
neuerliben 8emiibungen @rgenti-
MEMS in @ewinnung nOroli6er
8intermGrfte fir friides tropii6es
O6It. lteber oieies gebt jeoo9 Or.
gentiniens Streben big iebt nift
binaus.
Serner miro aus &arafos ange-
fiinoigt, oaB 8eneauela i6on aitsge-
oebnte anItalten fir oie @rperbung
elmer umfailenoen lanopirti6aftlt-
ben Nusbiloung bieten miro.
0os lit Elm bofmi6tiger &llnft,
- nod ip6tiger aber 1T 3unGhit Oie
glci6fans perfiinoete groB6itg !.
&c S0rOernng Ser Gin
NJ al Oerung!
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

Ole &~o1legin. Game
(auf ser 9feiie iiG elmer onOererl
Game Doriteaeno): SD bin 6rail-
enGr5tin.~
.66aun g., So iinO mir ia Sol
lcginnenI SD bin Spe5ialiItin fitr
ObnmaGtsanfdae."
uSie belieben 81 i6er5en!"
y0urbaus nift: id bin WoOi-
iiinl"
8iIIe. 6relno (eines Oro-
motiI6en S9riftlteaers): D91t
nimmIt Srau unO &inoer nit in
Seine &remiere? Sa = bangt Dir
oenn garilid)t elm biSden nm Define
Samilien- @utoritdt?~
Ole quite 6rennOin.
.Mein Mann lit iebt 10 p%eritGnOig
ltno iiberlegt in aIlen Gingen. !"
ga mar es gang gut, 0aB ibr Die
So65eit nidt 10 lange binaltsgel6o-
ben babt."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
90 melt 0og q u a

50 melt oas auge
rei6t. ,a9ein S9piegeroater
bot mid i60n ii6ers DIR %9ebauen.
Oils mir einmal binter leinem @e-
bolt ltanoen, lagte er: 80 melt
mein Auge reidt, lit aaes meit'l"
Sect bore i9, OaB er nnr lrmpige
5tpei 9eftar beiibt."
DSa ~ puBten sic Oenn nidt,
oaB SIR S6wiegerDater fur6t6ar
fur8iidti9 iit?~
8eri1tigung. nSie
iino alio Elm gang eingefIeii6ter
8egetarier, SEER @runert2"
vSa = oas beiBt = iaget Sic
lieber: ELM gan5 eingetpur5elter!"
0rudfeDIerfobolo
Sic paren elm ltn5ertrennlldcS
8aar: Ser i6limnle Sans uno NaA-
bars @crte.
- @enubte @eIegens
beit. Suuger gbemann: sic
9aben's aber red)t eilig, @eilter;
Elm paar Gage bitten Sic nit Der
&cdnung iGon nod parten fon-
nG1!"
@ldubiger; uNber Sic baben
oo6 in ser 3eitung %annonciert:
nMontag, 81. 8. 0lts., Gmpfangs-
tag"
Ser BATS gut Dor.
Sciratsfan0ioat Gum Germittler)
yMaden Sizes gndOig nit Der &ro-
oiiionl me 6rau nero i'd ia pobl
mieoer nal braudenl"
= Naipe Mnna6me. Sod-
Itoplerin, sic i'm @efdngnis photo
grapbiert miro, fir ii6: u@epiB fir
ben Snipeftor! Scr iunge 9err bat
INNER Elm Auge ouf mid ge6abtl"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

8erubigune. Sausfrat:
vSie i6einen feline re9te 2uit gu
baben, bel mir ein3utreten?"
SteQungIu1en6es 9ienItmG0.
den (im &reile umber6lideno):
nSm = i@ muB geiteben = flint
Sungen."
.@erubigen Sic iid: i9 babe
nod bier Mdo6enl"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

Sicr Iebt ibr BON ser 9immelbobn
Gas gauge Yeriollol
Bug un0 9ofomotioiii6rer,
llno es lit gor5 egal
@elden BON beioen ibr Drum fro9t,
8onn ab ser Bug oenn gebt.
@eim @inelt, mie beim Anoern ltetS
9ie Mnttport Oril beltebt:
y@ann ser @ori6tebr tuat tpttlten,
9ann ma no i9ncG oanS trinfen."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

sin 8e6pogeI. StrolG
(oer einen 8urit8ipfel finoet) rGon-
nerwetter, ga bin i'd wieoer ne
babe Stu1oe gu ipdt g~efommeaA
0as @nOe lit nod gang frii6l~
- @eIebrung. n0as gan5e
2eben lit 9limmbeit = meinen Sic
nift AUDI"
n@ein; man fam bod elm @efdB
nicbt fir Sen Snbalt berantportli6
MAIDEN, oen ser Gin5elne binein-
gieBt!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

= &us5ng nit 9eiIage.
8rofuriit: nSerr Gobn, ser iunge
Baron Nirburg lit utis idon iiber
20 Miae i1ulOig."
aommer5icnrat: rSGifen Sic ibnt
iofort eiren &ontoous5ug unO leget
Sic Die photographic meiner geltc-
item bei!~
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

@ioeriinnig. Srenno:
rSriiber las i) in ben 3eiti6riften
oft @e0anfeniplitter unO Spane Ser
@eisbeit bon Dir; ihreibit gu iebt
feline mebr?"
nS0rc mir alif oapon! Oeffent-
lid BON @eisbeit trieIcn utO babel
= berbeiratet iein!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

n9a 1T ia tpieOer ser 2affe, oer
mid neuIid fragte, oh id mcinc
@aroerobe bein &ur5paren1dnoler
foufte. Sea, Dem bob ids ober
griinoli6 beimoe5ablt. uSreilid",
bob i9 geiagt, mo oenn ionit? Sd
FAM bod mein 8ollettroGden MIDI
Ga faitfen, mie sic Sbre = Sbren-
Happen 5ui9neioen latent"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
0ns Mimtinte. Mfonn:

" OU4 % u 3 = . ~VuHFF'
n@enn i6 nal pl0tli6 lter6en iou-
tie, Gmmi 10 Wdre Oas in anbe-
traGt unIerer pe%funiGren @erbdlt-
niiie bod re9t peinli6 fir Did"
Srau: rMd, Iieber Mann, babe
nur oarum feline Nnglt; fir ale
Sale babe i9 ia nod oas CUTE
S9mar5iei0ene."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
: 0ie uebermo0ernen n.

Ote UeDerm Q OeIH T.
Nein - BEL oielem 8iloe peiB i'd
mir mirfIi1 niAts 81 Oenfen!
Sa, morum 6efolgen sic 0enn Die
I'm aatalog gegebene anweiiung oes
Malers nift? 0Man moile Oieies
8iI0 auf Dem &opfe itebenO Ourdj
elm oiolettgriines @las betradten!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

Sic: MGnn6en, tpie i6reibe id)
better: Sier liegt Der Sulto begra-
ben, oOer: Sier lie9t Der Safe i'm
8feffer2
CIR: Sea, iGreibe bod einfaG:
Sier liegt Der SunO I'M Saienpfeffer
%bcgraben.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
g o Ii 8.

8ofatibuS. 9oltsmirt
(3u einem flaOiermiitigen Sling
ling): nSerr &lampe, miiiien Sic
oenn our6aus 10 friib am Morgen
idon &laoier ipielen2 2allen Sizes
0o6 ieinl Gin MeiIter meroen sic
bod ni6t, ipenn Sic iid aud nod
10 frib iiben!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

2er Ndrlle DdI
oen anuere Sag 81
mid eeiagt; ~4a,
on bit gar nit, wie
onitere 9a'S. no 10
iGone I'M lime gu.
ne ben pie ou ie
bait. IS is gut &C.
mug, on faufit uns
oaes mas mer mol.
le, anner 0as is
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

@erebrer: r9ld, gndoiges
6rGuleiu, oieie @lut, Oiele tnnere
@lut - i1 fam iie faltm nod be-
3dbnlen!"
Game: Tim Simmelswiaen,
ieien sic porii1tig, 8aronI Mfan
bort iebt ii6eraQ BON 8~lino0arm-
ent5iin0ung!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
Wfrmer 5dJrribrbriEt nrs
lbtIipp 5aaErampfer.

W3cin Iiebcr Serr GeOudtioudr: =
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

@ergeBIid. Sn elmer
@eIeai1aft fommt Die EeOe auf elm
flaiiiiGeS Drama.
nSaben mir oas Stiid nidjt aud
%geieben?" fragt Serr 8nhbol5 feline
Satin.
nAber natiirlif, Sugo, Oas mar
bod oamals ais gu i'm erIten Gift
traiimtelt, mir batten oas groBe
Sos g%eponnen!~
Grtannte ur a d e.
Spuno: Gu, geitern babe i1 ei-
nen 9oppclgdnger BON Cir geie-
ben!"
Sdlald: $50 babt ibr benin
pieoer 10 ~geiumpftS"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
Gr mnf es iuiiien.

2ebrer: slber, SriB, laltter
Sebler bait on in oeinem &e6enbeft.
9a itebt 3. g.. 6 + = Is.
Srib: SEER 2ebrer, oas lit ri9-
tig, mein 8ater rednet 70, Der tit
9ablfeIlner.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

8rou6t lie ni6t t. Ga-
meni6neiOer Gum 6leii6ermeiIter):
Sic oiirfen bel einem 0amenfleio
oo6 nidt BLOB Stoff unO Mo9er-
lobn refnen; out oie Saigon muB
alth cttpas gere6net ~merOen!"
SleiI6ermei1ter: 0llnIinn, meme
Nlte braudt ~iiberbaupt feline 5a-
con-"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-31
GYMAL DOLED NEWS

On Saturday evening, March 18th,
Mr.. Israel Kreiner entertained the
members of the Gymal Doled Club
with a Stag Party, as the farewell
event Of his bachelor days. The pro-
gram included Sigmund Ziebel, vio-
linist of the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra, Scotty Baker, Scotch
Comedian, Frank Eisenberg in club
parodies. The Liberty Quartet, etc.
A "help-yourself" luncheon was
served, and smokes were plentiful.
The club hopes more of it's members
get married and celebrate their "out-
going" like Mr.. Kreiner did, as the
"treat" was enjoyed immensely by
the two hundred members who were
present.
At luncheon, on Friday, March
oath, DR.: Benjamin, Gutenberg Of New
York addressed the organization on
"The Duty of the Individual to the
Community" He told of the good eff
feet the "gang-age" in boyhood had in
developing the spirit of loyalty and
leadership among boys. If the same
spirit were manifested by the individ-
ual citizen, each community would be
better, and the world would become
happier. But most men are indiffer-
emit and don't care much the way
things go. DR.. Gutenberg maintained
that it was the duty of every citizen
to take part in the affairs of their
respective communities.
On Sunday evening, March 25th,
the Social Committee composed of
David Phillips, chairman; Arthur
Cohn, DR.. BENZ. Rauch, James Mood
Gilman and AL. Feinberg, directed a
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-31
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

One of the big features of the pro-
gram was the presentation of the
two-act play Brothers," in which the
following took part: Ben Fiterman
as Mr.. Mandel; Gertrude CARRIER, Mrs.
Mandel; Alexander Strauss, Joshua;
Florence Kopman, Peggy; Minnie
Ezerer, Alice; and Master Albert
Locker, as Eddy. This playlet deals
with Jewish life in America, and the
cast certainly interpreted their parts
we'll.
The program also included Min
uet dance by Edith Kaplan and Ruth
Lenske; a Gypsy dance by Esther
Shapiro and Celia Greller; very fine
recitation by Leah Kiefer. Eunice
London showed particular ability as
pianist, playing one of her own
compositions. Fanny Fishman and
Bernice Korengold gave an interpre-
tative dance. Rose Samet talked on
the significance of Purim. Baby Helen
Salzman q years old), won the hearts
of the audience with her talent in
dancing. She made a decided hit.
Miss Charlotte Locker was in charge
of arrangements.
A number of new clubs have re-
Gently organized at the Talmud To-
rah. One of particular interest is
the "Hatfera," whose aim it is to
make garments for the War Suffer-
ers. This club will be under the
leadership of the individual mothers
of the members, who will instruct the
girls in sewing.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS LOCAL NEWS
Continued from Page z

Gross and DIR. and Mrs. Hirschfield
were hosts to the speakers. Monday
noon the Bnai Birth rendered lunch
con for the speakers and Monday
afternoon Mr.. Marvin Greek took the
speakers on a tour through the city
and environment of Duluth. In the
evening four hundred people listened
to the Symposium and went away en-
thusiastic over Jewish educational
work and especially over the idea of
developing modern Talmud Torah.
Mr.. Samuel Coffin of the Duluth Har-
aid was chairman of the Bnai Birth
Symposium committee. Mr.. Morris
Wolfe was publicity and business
manager of the Symposium. The
Bnai Birth of the Range expressed
great satisfaction over the work of
the speakers and showed great inter-
est in promoting the institutions ad-
vocated by the speakers.
SusOtega
Susotega Society ushered out the
finals at the University with stag
Thursday evening, March "a, at the
home of Reuben Lenske, Gil Fremont
avenue north. Maurice London was
pledged as member.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-31
Graduating Class

The Talmud Torah graduating class
has arranged moving picture pro-
gram for Sunday afternoon, April
End, with performances at 4 p. m. and
6 p. m.
Tickets at ten cents, may be OBJ
tanned from any member of the class,
at the School Office, or at the door.
The proceeds are to be used for buy
ing a set of books for the Talmud
Torah library, and the members of
the class request all their friends and
friends friends to try their best to
attend this program.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-31
TALMUD TORAH NOTES
Auxiliary Meeting

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Talmud Torah will
be held Wednesday afternoon, April
5, at 2:30. Rabbi A. M. Heller will
give an interesting and detailed re-
port of the Social Service Depart
ment. There will be report read of
the recent successful Food Sale.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-31
B'NAI BIRTH MEETS TUESDAY

MINNEAPOLIS Lodge, No. 271, 7. O.
B. B., will meet on Tuesday evening,
April 4, at the Yeoman Hall, Seventh
street and Third avenue south. This
is the first meeting in the lodges new
meeting place. This and the i'm
portant business that is to be trans
acted should insure large attendance
on Tuesday.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-31
T. T. SOCIAL SERVICE

Over three hundred people attended
the Purim Entertainment given by
the Talmud Torah Social Service De-
partment, Sunday afternoon, March
Goth, at the Talmud Torah Auditor
iIlm
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-20
JANUARY ISSUE
 OF FCHURCHMAN PRINTED HERE

The January number of The Alas Ekan Churchman, which is published
 quarterly at the Red Dragon, Cor
 dova, in the interest of Episcopal church work in Alaska. has been printed at the Daily Times office and is now being circulated throughout the territory and the states. Rev.
 Eustice P. Ziegler is the editor and manager and Frank H. Foster asso- ciate editor, and to them is due
 much credit for the excellency of the magazine, which consists of forty pages, replete with interesting stories and appropriate illuserations
 The frontpiece is zinc etching
 from pen and ink sketch made by Rev. Ziegler, which is most artistic and reflects the high class of work
 being done by our talented towns man. In assuming their duties the new editors have the following to
 say editorially:
 With the present issue of the Alas kan Churchman. comes the announce ment of a change ill editorial manage ment and place of publication. The Venerable Frederick Drane who for merly conducted the Churchman at Ne nana has departed from Alaska to spend his furlough in the states. The new staff has undertaken to take over
 the Churchman. We are going to try
 to live up to the high standard set by
 Archdeacon Drane and to improve on his work if possible. Owing to the
 better facilities for putting out the
 magazine at Cordova we should make
 the Churchman the best organ of it's kind ever published in Alaska and this
 will be our aim. But the betterment of this magazine does not rest with us
 alone We must have more subscrib,
 CTS. The Alaskan Churchman has never been intended as money mak- ing periodical. In fact it has been is- sued at the actual cost of printing and
 mailing. The work has been done for the love of the cause. In some in stances it has been necessary to dip into the private pocket book to pay the bills. Therefore, we ask your O. operation. With this issue Is enclosed subscription blank. The magazine is only dollar year. It should be
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-20
Mining Stock Quotations

your privilege as well as your duty to get as many additional subscrip- tions as possible, and incidentally, do not forget to send in your own re- newal.
 The winds of Alaska have blown the Alaskan Churchman from the Yukon and Panama to the coast at Cor dova, Alaska. "It is an i'll wind that blows nobody any good" The Copper River winds sometimes blow 100 miles per hour. Let 'em blow. We are de lighted, It is an heroic little journal over twelve years of age, heretofore the "Farthest North" magazine pub lished in North America. Odr aim is to make it the best of it's kind not only in North America but in the world. Our next issue will be of twice the number of pages and in place of the half tone illustrations we will 50 far as possible substitute zinc etchings ex- ecuted in our own scriptorium by our own artists. We are not cutting down our heretofore attractiveness in size or quality nor raising the rates of sub scription. We have every facility for improvement which the Interior" lacked. So look for something good for it's coming regularly.
 You will notice elsewhere in this issue an advertisement of the Alas kan Churchman scriptorium. We shall endeavor to put out work of the kind advertised to warrant the patronage of the church at large. The proceeds of this branch of the Alaska Missions work will go toward Bishop Rowc's work in this missionary jurisdiction.
 We will appreciate comment, criti- cizm, cooperation and patronage. Give it to us. 3~
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-20
sELpoVIA MERCHANT ' ':
 WILL REBUILD STORE

Anton Johanson, the Seldovia mer4 chant who had the misfortune to lose his store and entire stock of goods last month by fire, has announced his Intention of rebuilding his establish Inent and carrying a larger stock of merchandise than before. A large quantity of lumber and merchandise was on board the steamer Watson consigned to him, which will be de- Hvered at Seldovia as soon as pos sible, The loss of the establishment in midwinter worked some little hard ship on those who depended on the accommodation of the store.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-20

Dr. Won Zesch wishes to announce that she will be in her office from .Yannary 19 to 27 for dental work.
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-20

Don't forget the dance at the Elm press Cabaret tomorrow evening" Every lady attending gets chance on a big box of chocolates. Also two moonlight prizes.