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The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03
Summons
In the Superior Court of the

In the Superior Court of the
 State of Arizona. In and for
 County of Navajo.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Navajo. and the Complaint filed in said County of Navajo. in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 J. c. Fleming, Plaintiff vs. Maude A. Fleming, Defendant.
 In the Name of the State of Arizona, to Maude A. Fleming Defendant. GREETING:
 You are Hereby Summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Navajo, and answer the Complaint there in filed with the Clerk of this said Court. at Holbrook. in said County, within twenty days af- ter the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases with in thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being ex- elusive of the day of service. or judgment by default will be talk en against you.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Navajo. this 11th day ] of February. 1922.
 1 (SeaD LLOYD c. HENNING, Clerk of said Superior Court. By OLIVE CLARKE, Deputy Clerk. F Feb. IT L Mar. 10
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03
MRS. FRED WETzLER
 AT HOME

Mrs. Fred Wetzler enter tained a small group of friends on last Thursday afternoon. The fortunate guests spent the time in fancy work and conversation Emphasis on the latter.
 Mrs. Julius Wetzler, sis ter-in-law of the hostess, was the guest of honor. During the afternoon Mrs. Wetzler, assisted by h e r daughter Regina, served a dainty collation., such a S only Mrs. Wetzler herself knows how to prepare.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03
Notice of Publication
Department of the Interior.
 U. 5. Land Office at Phoenix. ri1opa Eehruary IS. 1922.

Arizona, FeDruary 1o, 1SIA' Notice is hereby given that Jesse J. Burkett. of Chambers, Arizona, who. on June 13, 1917, made Homestead Entry No: O33562, for lots 1 and 2, E3 NW3 Section 30. Township 2l-N:, Range 3O-E. G. & s. R. B. < Meridian, has filed notice of in- tention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before Thorwald Larson. U. s. Commits sioner, at Holbrook. Arizona, on the 18th day of March 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Albert McCarrell, George H. Perkins both of Houck. Arizona, Willis Lynch. Allie Koon, both of Chambers, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES.
 Register F. Feb. "A L, Mar. "A.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

new brown moccasins orna- mented with silver, a n d strings of small bells about the legs just below t h e knees and at the ankles.
 The ceremony commences with the coming of the Sha- lakos about sundown. They enter town with a prayer and are then assigned to the various Shalako houses, usually two in each, though often only one. The houses must be new. Certain fam flies early in the season are designated by the priest to build Shalako houses. This duty is considered a great honor. In case all cannot build new houses. tn ey thoroughly renovate and improve substantial houses. The Shalako room is 20X40 to 50 feet. It is decorated with one or two lines of red calico around the room near the ceiling, and midway on one of these is a line of wide lace. The walls are more or less completely covered with gayly colored blankets of intricate Indian design. Over t h e blankets a r e stretched several sides of buekskins with the b a c k lines at an angle of about forty-five degrees. There are also strings of beads and belts with silver ornaments. Suspended from the ceiling Ii in the center of the room are two small Indian fig ures clad in hunting cos. tune with bows and arrows.
 The Shalakos enter their respective rooms with pray. CT, and at the doors are sprinkled with sacred white corn meal. They march to the head of the room on line of sacred corn m e a with short cross lines at in
 tervals of about three feet,
 Each Shalako was placed or
 the floor facing the audience while the priests who carri
 ed them were seated witt
 ceremonial prayer on a bencl
 parallel with the va | l j Each guard was thus a l s seated. There was an altal in the center at the head O: the room and seats for tht
 musicians opposite the Sha
 lakos.
 Next week we will print , continuation of this articl ' describing the dance itsel1
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

HOME SEWING. If you wantquick service, take your sewing to Mrs. Gooch. Mems shirts a speciality.
 Opposite Pumping House. Good hemstitching at 10 cents per yard.
 Mrs. w. Gooch
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

LOST Gray fox scarf between Drug Store and Bridge via Post Office.
 Mrs. DIX. UdaH Jr. 'I will be pleased to pay a good reward for the return of this scarf"
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

Lost-1 Good Year tire, Tourist tube, and rim. Size 32X4. This Was lost on POr ter Street.
 Reward will be given for return of same.
 J. HI. Garfield
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

FOR SALE-Chevrolet No. 490 Radiator, second hand but in first class condition. Hol. brook Sheet Metal Works. Rear of post office.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03
ANCIENT ZUNI DANCE
MIR. FILLERUP DESCRIBES
 INDIAN CEREMONY

The Zuni Indians live in the northern part of Apache County, Arizona, and Me- Kinley County, New Mex. They are rather stout in sta ture but of pleasing confor- nation. Occasionally on e meets a large, handsome Zuni, as handsome go e S among the Indians.
 Most of this tribe live in the town of Zuni, which off, cially, is in charge of t h e Indian Governor of Zuni. lille is recognized as the city authority much as our may or. He is general advisor to the tribe, and on public oc- casions, acts as city marshall. With hum governmental off, cials confer on many mat ters pertaining to local Ind ian measures. The Cover nor has an ancient c a n e of authority which is passed to his successor. and o n down from generation t o generation. There is also a council of twelve experi- enced men called Casekia, who sit in judgment and de- cision on difficult cases, and adjudicate differences.
 The Zuni Indians annually hold many festive events, the most elaborate a n d grand of which is the Shala- ko dance, or Harvest Thanksgiving-C hris t m as festival. It is a religious observance of what we may call their Thanksgiving and Christmas. The date of ob- servance is determined by untying each day one, of a series of forty knots in a rope so timed as to bring the untying of the last knot to about two days after the appearance of the first phase of the moon late in Novem- Der, or early in December. Thus the event occurs when the young moon is two days old.
 This season there were six Shalakos, or priests, re- presenting God, or the Great Spirit The same Shalako is traditional and used in honor of one of their greatest priests. The Shalakos a r e the giant gods of the rain. They come from the mount aims south of Zuni about sun set of the festive day. They are guarded by Indians of certain priestal order.
 The Shalakos are large fig. ures in the form of a wo. man, ten to eleven feet tall, impersonating man, beast, and bird. having the head of a human, horns of t h ( buffalo, and a loud snapping bill of a monster bird, large protruding eyes, and face gayly painted. The heac dress is decorated W t I eagle and turkey feathers set in the fashion of a strut ting turkey. The body { armless and clad as a wo' man in gorgeous array witt strings of beads around the neck to represent the rair and dew, long, flowing blacl hair divided at the b a c ! with a line of feathers. The white part of the feathers represent light and sunshine
 while the black part, cloud! and rain. The whole form a is dressed in beautifully de S signed blankets of numerou! 3 bright colors fairly harmon izing, and elaborately orna ; mented with the skins O. ; Fsmall animals, such as t h : fox and the rabbit, an' ! feathers of various kind H and colors. The skirt i a heavily embroidered around F the bottom with appliqu l. work above, representa-,
 sun, moon, stars, and Origi
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

LOST-7 keys and Simms mag neto wrench, attached to small iron ring. Finder please notify D. E. Slosser. Pindale, Arizona.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03
BUSINESS LOCALS

FOR RENT.-Five room modern house.
 Apply c. H. Jordan
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms, sitting and bedroom. Close to town. Can be heated. 5000 per month single, $500 for two.
 Apply The News
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

We will pay spot cash for Ford touring car or roadster bodies in usable condition.
 JENNINGS AUTO co.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-03

FOR RENT--O One small room furnished. Five dollars per month. Mrs. A. E. Moore, P. o. Box 428. One-half block west of Commercial Garage. If
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
EXPERIMENTAL FARM
 OUT OF BUSINESS Due to Lack of Funds Agricultural Department Digcontnues Ac-
 dudos at Rampant

The government experiment a'a- uon at Rampar, haa suspended its activities in experimental work ,om- pouuIy u Che result of a shortaeo oI mds The farm win not be c.oed down entirely but only such work win be done aa can bo accom- uIahod by a carotakor In whose charge tbe station has been lelt pending a resumption Of oApoH- mental activities.
 This now. was brought to Ncnaua by Superintendent C. s Hahn who arrived hcre from Rampant on sm- day ou ha way to One States in
 arch Of other employment Ho rc- ports Chat Che farm was lclt In care of E. M Floyd. am oldumcr of Che Rmnu. district who has bcm cone uoo.oI WIth One farm for some time.
 Tha shortage of funds with which to carry o1 Che experimental work also has uoee .iatod curlaI'mcul of expenses iu other sections Of Alaska. notably at Kodiak but it .s uudcr- stood thore win be uo rotrcuchmont at tno FaIrtanu station.
 Mr. Hahn Is not quitting Alaska for eood bu. ho docs moi see any opening for him hero at Che present ume and s thinking seriously of go- ing b1ct .o his old business Of um- h0r cruising temporarily Ho Ic.t for thc cons, on Che Sunday truu.-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happening on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Flcs

Mr. and Mrs. N H HoeoH and f.r..I.r Dorothy Ie.t for Che su...
 H U.ueH.or wa. born .0 Mr. and Mrs. A LIeund
 UH WHmn started now re. |r.. 0. Second r.o. opposite Che ..... .. ID. n. ToE
 cmu Brother. ol Seattle pm- .H.I and ..n. 0rer iHo Douglas mon. m.....
 UUunor E r smith and |. O. II u.u.II '.H for n boar hum. on tUmuI.. uuI
 Deputy N.rlH' orare. HI won. south u.IH . couple oI WuuH..
 Married women or .he Island wore .run.u. H.No.h0I .em and
 spirited contest. between maunm .H. maid. n... n.om.cI
 Cha. Em Donald HH.Hr John N.WH.m. and Jo. NoWHmH 'c.t ... #r u...# stay U. s. James H.. WH.-. .Hor had mining p-op- .....
 Another story was he.ne added .o I.. um.H brewery
 Chic. o. rH... IInrt resigned ana I Mcdonald was appointed 'o t.. position.
 M s Hudson had harvested a crop .. from To. and was rlc- nHr. Tn build . house 0n h.
 John I.eEHnn. n Finn. aged ae ... down . .H..t H Che zoo mine and H buried from Che coneroea- .m.I church.
 Nathaniel Clinton Iouo. died and n. mnHI was under Che Hu.p.co. .. m. K. oI H.H
 HU tor I.. construction Of a mIr. n. m. corner O. Second and D ..-... nr One odd Follows were advertised for. .a Ue opened May 2s.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

I'm tho Commi .oncra Court for Che Territory of AlnHta. D.V N0. !.
 Before Felix Gmy U. & Come mi toner and cE-Om.cIo Probate
 Judge. Douglas Precinct m .Ho matter of thc estate Of A'b.u
 Br.fa.I0. doco1sol
 N0IccIs hereby given Chat Che un- fon.ruoI iaa bocu duly appointed administrator Of Che o.ate Of A'b.u Uaut.Ho. doeo.sod. An persons hay- me cn.ms against said estate are hereby requested t0 present samc Iur verified. with proper vouchers attached. to Che undersigned ar No. f2t GoIdste.H Bu.ldIng Juneau. AHskl. or at hIs residence at Doug nsl Alaska. within ..z months from One dat. 0f th.H notice.
 nruI at Douglas Alaska May i1 Ilal JOHN F HENSON.
 Administrator. Fins. publication May 20th 1922. Last publication June 11th. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
JEWELL MINING GO.
 BUSY AT GIRDWOOD
Modern lO0-Shmp Miil Comprcsor and Other Machinery Be-
 ing Installed

Wtb Che arrival ol a lWou.y-Ion and H.g-lo1 stamp miI at Grd. wood. Che lowell Gold Mining Come plny win soon hare a IN0-tou stamp mU u operation ou i.H property at Crow crock ht thc present umo mo-. eord.ue ,o Joe Reno. One GrdWool merchant who Ia rHUue In Au- chomee One company has a 2a-.on min Installed and re.dy for opora- Ions as au1u as water Is ready i'm Ono spring Tn addition to tno mII.a Mr. Heno stated tlat Che machinery In- cIudeI am afr compressor and other erurmml 40 Che outset the oom- uauy win employ crow O. soton- icon men. thia force l1 ho Increased a. development uroer.
 Other development work win. ho done i'm laIa district uoz. summer in- cudInr explorations 0n Fwm creek and in California m.oa WHor. ruum md others have good proa neou Tho GrdNooI d.H.r..t notu looked bo.tor according to Mr. Reno. and a prosperous .ea.ou |. expected.
 Anchorage Tme.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
NEW OFICEBs CHOSEN
 FOR DOUGLAS P T A.

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
MRS. PETER OLEsON MAY BE CANDIDATE Prominent Huno0.a Club Woman and Lecturer Threatens To Run
 for U. S. Senate

Muuc1n0N Mme0.a may c.am Che distinction Of being Che 0ml aaic m One Union to send a woman Io Che United stafc aanalo
 Mm. Peter OIooa. Of cIo.uct a prominent c.uhwomau and Clau'an- Gua lecturer. ir preparing to Waeo au energetic campaign fnr Inc aHa- l0laI hoHon She wa. nominated for Che olIco a, a ro.ut convention of Che democratic party n Che nominating poe.I sHo W termed "thc ba.u.et htIe woman u Che a.ato of Mimcoa."
 And she n utIe and ahc hmuv Had it not been for hor quick mou- uIy and forcouI personality the convention undoubtedly would halc gone 0u record iu favor of am amenl- mont to Che national con t.trI1l permitting tho aic of ueHt wine and bcer
 Jumping to her .cot Mrs. 0lcm cried.
 "N0' No. we mus. uut There is uo greater cHomr of Ile democracy chan liquor We are never eo.ne lo commit thc political murder of Ono party by udor ue such p'ant
 And Mrs. O'e.on won out When she was nominated tho convention was swept oG .u feet with mlHu- am Several candidate. who had boon seriously considered m ua- toral poo .huua promptly Wifh- drcw
 I Is predicted by prominent state democrats chat il NH O.eou .s elected u Che coming throo-ooucrol race shc win take a prominent part m Che framing of Urorro i've IoeI.- nu0u She s nnolu naN.r She has talked before Nomona clubs am oyer tle country During Che nst presidential campaign .Ie ace comnauicd Governor Jamo. M. Cox and his running ma.e Franklin D Roosevelt on several speaking tours taking aoteo par. Iu One rmn..m
 Two years ago she .mpol .He state for Che democratic ucaet
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
SCHOOL ETcEICs

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
TrTlNI BRIDGE LONG 0NE

The total Ioue'h o. Che Nonn' bridge proper W.I loo I.'0i ..o. HHd four .uehc. from ..ea. Go ..e.I The lU0-loo. .uH .nau win he the .o.- nI longest .nm of iu .Eu. tn One United sato. the Iouec. being iI' r.at anuuus tHc Ohio river a. Cairo. U Tho Ioue. known span m bridge. ol Iho oanu'"er typ. H
 II io bo uoar'y 2.UNN .o.l Ia. bottom of Che Nuaua hr.deo win loo 55 feet above the ordinary .mmor- Hmc IegeI ol Che ImmH r.ror and IU feet above lhc highest known IucI In Che history of Che r.Fo.. NauIul NeW
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
ISLAND PERSONALS

uuea. Aor.o No III F. O F. maU.u ..I.o. El. In Che imau Boy s.0...
 Jam. knn nm uIIHm. resident o. uoue'U loft u tHe steamer sn0. Nne lo ou.u One Hun.. Home at sHa
 The Dough-. EauI Wom.nH Club hold Hr Inr Wednesday .0. tH. Hu.. o. u.u. money lo He. n Ur. an. for One Douglas school AM mr MHa NlI... in town wen. very busy Uu. u and worry u... sum WI. m.Ie
 Nm. G0ru entered Ono sl Ann hospital ..t woe. .Hr .Ior. rest sU. returned home Monday evening"
 I.o. Henson arrived oH Che IeUe-- pom from ror. huer." lo attend .o t.. uut. O. Che H.o Abn Barrie UoIn
 m. uuIo Patrol o. .ooH. Girl Scouts l.I attachments n. .lo auI. u.I.I et.nn. dauee u. tHc l|h"T H.H The "mo evening Che lul h Uaud" H.ra. held u candy H'e during Che show a. Che Liberty lhH- re Both aIos Wtre well pauon-
 .I
 Mrs. Irdr.u Martin entered .ho Juneau hospital for few duE .U. u... for treatment.
 Wm HuIr .HaH.o. at TrHdHoIL .u m. I..r.. r0.u. I.N Iu front o. Tn. moving un Tu.i.r and had . u0. .ue.l ur.n.a.nr It quito mIr
 MT. Prank Olive. MI. very sick u u0.. u..rr from u a.a.. o. mI.H. sH. |. reported .o be .I.n. u.H again.
 Word NM. received .H. week ... m. U.. .o mr. compose O. Mr.
 and N e... and Miss Aeuu Iu.... had mad. ... trip U.Io .I. ... nn n. .... m. H... ur.ur down m. yukon ou ....r tourney
 Tn. baseball bow. uI.r .ne I.. r...uu u. Mix. a.u.I H.r. n.n .....r. r... hard .H.. woe. r.nI.r. Tn. n. .urI..uI which was blown down during ... u.n.. and e..una H. ground. in ...no tor tHo coming ...0n.
 Tn. body of UW. Fun.. Rich. ard. u.. r.m0E.. from t.. 'H.H cemetery IH. woo. H IH. O N" rme unI.....n. 0.hHHHm.H. and .E.u n. Juneau. WH... |. WI. H... .U. ... u.He- .H. H.n John u.H..I. who recently r away ...
 u ht..T I..r.. or Inc ..wmw -...u. ur u.r..HI WH... h. TN. poet. II. m... .. HHm. HH. has ....m. worry u.I ...u"H... H... in hi. ... ..H ...r aud N..I b. m.... m... n. ..w. ...
 Mrs. J. N"m.. who I'm. boon .r- .. .I kmne.... .0r Nh. n.. E.'. u.| ..mu r. uou.... oH nm. o. .0U .... H.. from ... "...H.H. a.. win visit .... H. mother. Nm. "m. ru.
 eu...r Drown returned Thurs ... morning. from HuH.I W... IT. I boon employed for ..e past
 I m.u.H. Su. has raised . r.. U... mH..H..e.
 Word H. H... received from Nm. r.. H... who .. H... t"UH. Il" ..mH. Cha. .. has ..lt.I .' E.. Tu-. and i. ..HU.u. 0'm.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
THEY ALL COME BACK

Pred ou was among tho paHCu eH arriving from below ou fhc AIa. med. ua morning. He ha boon n su.H. for One nHH. two years 0I mo-. huI u.u" arc worry gu.o. .Un. H much Fl. IHHt Inc decided .o try MH luck u Che North oueo moro Mr. o.w was for many years u resident %. noue.nH
 ru Martin. was another ar.W. uu t.. NameI. Uo wen. out from Ch.e.aIoln Ia.. uu uu, win remain around lHe Channel Il he can secure employment 0.herN.H. hc win TO. turn Io Che westward
 ulue'a Oliver was am arrival ou H. Northwestern from a trip aH w westward ut An0houer Ie report. mHu. had a delightful tr.p
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
FIREMEN ORGANIZE
 FOR SUMMER BALL

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
BALL CAME CALLED OFF

TH. Hm. oI Ia.ohnI .o have been played r"...I.r evening by Che uuH. ...m and one from Che un- U.u failed t1 ma.or.a'.le owing to m. latte. u0. ur.Uue Fourteen uuren. H.u.. were ou. in uniform m. Hf.or u..ne urUI nearly dark u HHr onnou.Hl# It was found .hat crank. engine Hu Che boat. tender ou which .He. wen. To make One trip ur.r r..U.I .o operate Tho Doug a team n.Hu. Io uc 'mms tHo.o u..nI n. tHo WHIchore ce.ehu. ... mex. Saturday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn Che United s.ato Commissioner Douri for Juneau Precinct Ter rIforv 0f AIa.Nu. Iu Probate. In che matter oi lho o.iHio of John Richards. da.aH.oi
 Notice hereby given .ha iHe uu- douIroI has boon duly appointed by tlo T. s. Comm. Hner and HI0- bate Judge of t1e above entitled court. by 0ri.r made and u..r"I. oy0urIx with win annexed o. Che eafe of John Richards deo.Ha'. An persons having r.H.m 'u. slId ctato orc hereby modified I0 pre-. arut them with thn proper vouchers i'm legal form within e.N months from Che date o. t... notice ,0 Frank LoNo.r at tHe o..Oo of i.n Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company Ju- ucuu. Ailkl
 Dated tls second day of iaH 1922
 GRACE BENNETT WcHAtn5.
 EN..uI.IA. First publication May 6. 1922. LHr publication June .. IH-t Read Che Stroller Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
1922 COMMENCEMENT
 INTERESTING AFFAIR

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

N.. IIr Ior many NeIu n m.no carpenter al TruUWoI uH on Che HuHI U Woo. ou hi. Wny Io UH.H..1. whore ho HHs accepted employment Mr. LIo w.ta hi. .am. UN IH Coughs nearly four yew a.. and u.I0I .t Rolling nay Washington.
 T.N Zimmerman hH purchased a DOW ho.t from Joe HoHc. ol Ir.INOI
 N H A. FunlU Wyu and I.u.h.0. Her. passengers for Che south .uI.r oH Che steamer Spokane.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
TWO DANCES LAST NIGHT

Thero were two dau.o I'm Douglas lmt uIsbt one for members of ,Ho crow Of tno uuaiea at Eae.c. haI' and Che o,hor at Liberty Ha.I by ,ho Finnish society," Good crowds were present aI both place.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
s-rEA HOT SPRINGS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
REV BRUCE DELIVERS
 BACCALAUBEATE SERMON

The hacaImrolto sermon for Che
 graduating c.aH of Ono uolsaa High School was given by Rev. GG. Bruce of Northern Light rrehEtcr- ian church of Jmoau ou Sunday al- taruoon at Ono Couer.s.I0uu church h.ro The lesson hr1ushl ont In Che sermon was Che forming Of character and proved very Iutcr- eHug.
 Tho graduates luH yclr orc .hc MI Mary NcoI0 Narnh MatH0u. Una Cr1Wc. Sadie pa'mhom WII- Ham MauIor Clifford Anderson, Arthur Nelson and Harold Ga.IWaa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
DOUGLAS CHURCHES
Dorrr,s Catholic Church

May eI Owing to Bishop Grim. mUH absence there win bo mo sory- IoO. Tho plrslIonor are cordially invited t1 Che 10.a0 o'clock mass In Juneau
 St. Luke's Church Evening prayer and sermon o.00 o'clock
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
LODGE DIRECTORY

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

Ro1l mo s-F0I79TH Woody