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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
KAVENY- M'NEILL.


Handsomely engraved cards have
been received by relatives and friends
OF the groom here. making The fol
lowing announcement: Mrs Sarah
Evans Kaveny announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Mary Eliza
beth, to Mr.. William Angus MceNill,
on Tuesday, June 6, 1922, Knoxville,
Tennessee. At home, Sylvan, N. c."
Mr.. Mcneil is a former Americas
BOY, the son of R. d. Mcneil, who re-
sides near this city. Receiving his
education at the Americas High school
and Georgia School of Technology,
he has maed an enviable record as a
civil engineer. He was connected
with the State Highway department,
with headquarters here before going
to North Carolina to be associated
with the good roads movement.
Miss Kaveny is a sister of T, Z.
Kaveny, formerly with the highway
department here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
LEWIS ELLIS TO CHARTER
CAMBRIDGE KIWANIANS

j. Lewis Ellis, lieutenant district
governor of Kiwanis for South Geor-
gia, went to cambridge this after
noon to officiate there tonight in the
presentation of the charter to the re-
Gently organized cambridge Kiwanis
club. He will substitute for General
Walter A. Harris, district governor,
who was detained in Macon by the
Willingham trial in which he is in
terested as counsel. Mr.. Ellis motor
ed to Albany, where he joined con-
siderable party from the Albany club
which has sponsored the formation of
the cambridge club.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
MRS. F. j. ELDRIDGE
HOSTESS TO CLUB.

The newl yorganized bridge club
met Tuesday morning with Mrs E.
]. Eldridge at her home on South Lee
street. Shasta daisies and pink and
white rosebuds were used in profus-
ion, adjoining the rooms where the
tables were placed. Mrs. Henry
Lumpkin made top score, winning d
sold dorine.
Mrs. Dick Brinson assisted the
hostess in serving a salad course with
tea at the conclusion Of the game.
Playing were Miss Annie Ivey,
Miss Mary Parker, Mrs. William G.
Cage, Mrs. Emory Rylander, Mrs. B.
F. Easterlin, Jr., Mrs. Charles Burke,
Mrs. Furlow Gatewood, Jr., and Mrs.
Henry Lumpkin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
CHILDREN'S SOUVENIRS
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL

The First Baptist Sunday school
will observe "children's day" on next
Sunday. A special program is being
prepared and a children's day souve-
mir will be given to all the children.
The service will be almost entirely
in charge of the children, one of
their number acting as superintend-
ent. The parents of the children
are urged to be present and every
body is invited to the service at $3.50
o'clock Sunday morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
ATLANTA SEEKS NATIONAL
CLUB FEDERATION IN 1923

ATLANTA, June 9.-Plans for
going to Chautauqua, N. Y, June 20
to 80 and bringing back to Atlanta
without fail the 1928 convention of
the Federation of Womels Clubs,
with 1000 delegates representing
mere than 100000 women, have
been laid at meeting of Atlanta
federation leaders and representa-
tives of other local organizations in
the chamber of commerce.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
LESLIE DIAMOND
SEASON OPENED
Team Defeats Plains In First Con-
test OF Season By 1871
Score

LESLIE, June 9.-The Leslie base
ball team started the season Thurs
day afternoon here with victory OF
1871 over Plains. The contest was a
rather ragged one, total of Is er-
rors being marked up, five of them
IT, linst Leslie, but it gave both sides
good workout The Leslie team
il planning to arrange some fast
games this season, reminiscent Of two
and three and more years ago.
Following is the box score for the
Leslie team with the totals for the
Plains team:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
ALABAMA u. S JUDGE
ISLOANED TON GEORGIA

ATLANTA, June 9-To aid il dis
posing of an unusually heavy docket,
Judge w. l. Grub of the United
States court in the Northern district
of Alabama has been officially trans
ferred to the Northern district of
Georgia for three months beginning
June Is. In federal circles this APP.
pointment was taken as an indication
of the need for an additional judge
in Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

son, on Hampton street, while Mrs.
Simpson is recovering from an oper-
alton at the city hospital.
Mrs. Ferd Hutchings Moore, of
Rome, is the guest for some time of
her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence S,
Churchill at her Souther field.
Mrs. Lovelace Eve has returned
home afte ra visit Of several days to
relatives in Atlanta.
Charles Glover is in Macon, Miss,
where he will spend some time as
tha guest Of Mrs. j. M. Williams.
Miss Ella K. Polk has returned
! home after a visit to relatives in
Alexander City, Ala.
Misses Elizabeth and Amzie New
ton, Of Fort Valley, are the guests
of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. B. Williford on Barlow street.
Charlie Bolton and Lauren Cham
bliss ere with their sister, Mrs. Rufus
! Lane, in Blakely for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Jordan, Mrs.
E. Z. Collins and Miss Jewel Dun
can, Of Ellaville, were visitors to
Americas Thursday.
Milton Mize has returned from
College Park where he is a student
at the Georgia Military Academy and
will spend the summer with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mizc.
lFurIowhercQDixi:M etao shrd shrh
J. P Eve, of Atlanta, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace Eve, on
South Lee street. He will spend some
time here.
Mrs. A. C. Crockett and children
are the guests of Mrs. w. f. George,
at the Hotel Virginia in Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mosbell were
guests Thursday of Mrs. C. X,
Chapman enroute to their home in
Columbus from a bridal trip to points
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Richardson, of
Byron, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Warren, on South Lee street
Mrs 7. NJ. Furlow and Miss Lucy
Furlow returned Thursday night
from Macon, where they attended
the Methodist school of methods at
Wesleyan College.
VIII Green Turpin, who is making
his home in Atlanta, is visiting rela-
tlvcs here.
Mrs. Lovelace Eve returned home
from Atlanta Thursday night.
After a delightful visit with Mrs.
W. D. Ivey and Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
PERSONAL

Judge z. A. Littlejohn left Thurs
day for Nacooche Valley where he
will be for few days before going
to Tugaloo to spend some time with
his son, DR.. Wilmot Littlejohn.
Mrs. Frank Turpin and Miss Annie
Turpin are in Lumpkin for a week,
the guests of Mr.. and Ars. Fred
Singer.
Miss Elizabeth Harris is the guest
OF Mrs. Rufus Lane in Blakely.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Whitner, of At
lanta are with Rev. Richard +. Simp-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
YOUNG PEOPLE PICNIC
AT FLINT RIVER.

A congenial party motoring to
Flint river Thursday evening and en-
joying a picnic supper and boating
was composed of Miss Eugehia Par
ker, Miss Annie Ivey, Miss Mary Dud-
ley, James Davenport, Peck Rylan-
der and Frank Sheffield.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09
LESLIf

Summary - Two-base hits, Sum-
merford; 3-base hits, Johnson; hits
off Johnson, in 6 INNINGS; off
Cox, in innings; off Heron, 13 in
Z innings; struck out, by Johnson,
a; by Cox, 3; by Heron, 3.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Marshall, Mrs. S. F. Marshall, moth
er of Mr.. Marshall, and Mrs. b. w.
Hill, of Washington, D. c., left Fri
day for Atlanta to visit relatives be-
fore returning to their respective
homes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Miss Annie Ivey has returned from
Macon, where she was guest at the
brilliant dance given by the Phi Delta
Theta alumni at the Idle Hour club
Wednesday night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Mrs. A. c.. Crockett and children
are the guests of Mrs. w. f. George,
at the Hotel Virginia in Vienna.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

j. P Eve, of Atlanta, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lovelace Eve, on
South Lee street. He will spend some
time here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Richardson, of
Byron, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. t. Warren, on South Lee street
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Mosbell were
guests Thursday of Mrs. C. X
Chapman enroute to their home in
Columbus from bridal trip to points
in Florida.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Milton Mize has returned from
College Park where he is a student
at the Georgia Military Academy and
will spend the summer with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mize.
lFurlowhereQDixi:M etao shrd shrh
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Mrs. 7. NJ. Furlow and Miss Lucy
Furlow returned Thursday night
from Macon, where they attended
the Methodist school of methods at
Wesleyan College.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Jordan, Mrs.
E. Z. Collins and Miss Jewel Dun
can, Of Ellaville, were visitors to
Americas Thursday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

VIII Green Turpin, who is making
his home in Atlanta, is visiting rela-
tivcs here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-09

Mrs. Lovelace Eve returned home
from Atlanta Thursday night.
After a delightful visit with Mrs.
wv ~ L. IL q
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
H " VANCE HERE ON WAY WESTWARD Wen Known Pioneer Mining Am Now With on Syndicate
 Interested ol Cold Bay

IL w Vance. who for Ono n .umu re.u nu .u.E man-
 I I o. .He Iuecl lura mining nro0oUom I'm hia..a and Yukon. arrived her. un Ono Victoria and stopped n. uu. m. INu O. u. Watson r....-... whom He '.H ur Cold H.N uh.o 0e represent. one or ln. hI. oI u..c... oI eu Francisco which contemplate. eN ..nHr. operation. Tn Ono Cold H.F district tH.H .Ho.. m..0.n. for nrunceInr and drilling lo he .H.n- pod rt au o.r.y Ia.e Mr. Vance e' in. ahc.I I1 arar-e for ..'r..ne r.u or.r which I.e machinery win hr hmIoI by n ..I.rn. which WI b. shipped moH. uI.h !, from Che 1u.h
 Mr. Nun.. r" .onH.druH.. .'u nI..unu n.. ner in connection uIh much rf m. Cold Bay iHnH and n. n r.uI. IT H Ionh.lu |. number o. .1mnm... which ..n.eu. plated a.Huuo. IHIH .ou win 0c .hI. to ar-. m. ..o.r n'uua rho company En representa- hr o.Ur. number uI .I..m. and Is Hrrrreu. nr o.r.ra Tho company ha bad export. m H. fe'I and report. are nf u very encouraging uaturc
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JOHN RICHARDS
 IS LAID TO REST
Popular Mining Man Sleeps Meath Profud0n of Flowers in Ever
 green Cemetery

rmua exercises for tho late John Richards superintendent, Of Che Alaska Juneau mining industry were hold in Elk han Wednesday at p o'clock in tho afternoon when Che Masonic fraternity was in charge or Che beautiful and impress
 re services. Roy. c. E Rico or Che EnHeouai church delivering a bodt- Ire ou.oeE
 RaarIIca of Che indictment weather EIm hal was nnod to oruToune on Che occasion of Che funeral both Che Alaska Juneau and TrmduaI mines closing down for ho afternoon In honor of Che de- e.aed who was loved as a brother by an Che employees Practically an tlo population Of Che Island whore Nr. Richards made his family home for 20 years. was present Co do honor I0 l.s memory. as we'll as hundreds 0f Juneau people
 Nerr before In local history has such am abundant display of flowers characterized funeral notable among them being a wreath fully six feet in diameter with Che letter .I' in ho coutor a tribute from Che officers and employees Of Che Alaska Iuuenu mine.
 More hau haif a hundred autos nof io capacity followed thc re- mains to thc cemetery.
 MuH. was furnished at Ono tuner
 I hr select choir
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PIONEERS HOLD
 GOOD MEETING

Thor. .... u"0.. U. One
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 and win. 0 ....U.. ...
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 ..nm.... . nu.H E....... W.".... and Ur.H.. .. .... ..... r.u. .m.. and II. look m brother. !" need .. attention and Y. .r. nr .... from r.H.r part. .. ... Territory who may la ..-. win. mn. r.H.. .H.a .... "."" through.
 Pioneer Fran. A. hHrou
 u member o. ... cemetery mm.... U n..e o Captain WHm.. who r.r.I for ... r.n .. .... 1T. H H. u.u. during Che r..... par. 0. m. summer
 Tn. m...r .I ..eu.u. pew meme .." .... aud 1T was
 stated Cha. ..... ar. H.."eeu 100 and ... m.. in and around Juneau ... ... ...n.. .o m.mH.rH. hip. har. r. arrived .u Che T.HI1.. previous n. I.rur T. i.0I. and e.WH win h. m... .o ... .H.m into Che order
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
CURRENT HISTORY
 PERPLEGED THEM
h'..a Children E.. Slightly ht-
 hind a. sa'o m

0| .H. result. n. .H. . History U.. No .r.n .. m. H... .... u...H n. Aa . .... boon .Hun.H.. by IT. .n. "... ..nu .0H0. a. ode .... T. I'm. ....I. 70. AHHa .I... ..r IH.H u... ... ... ..u. n. .r'. 0Ho per cent. .... u m. children iH One
 ".. ... over. ".| I'.
 n. m .0.e. W... ..r... ...n'. ". M...r. ru.I .n. Chat n. ... metropolitan .I. o. .He ".n.." .... H... uro..eo .....I H." Ho. HI..... by m .... n. e..I..I o. .H0e
 Il. ...... mentality. V i'm. r..- .... ... .H.OI.u ~ |. H.HH" rH.
 . r....... Hr. mHo.r ...... ........I. '" ..." N.. i" H. .. |.... I'm. .0'. uHn. m u n. H.... s..... HH.'..n
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
GOOD PROSPECTING
 BUT POOR RESULTS

when Ono home of Joe Bosich was u.dod a. Traadwou a week ago O tow hundred gallons of wine and other ut0ucats were found Che
 stun wae uton lo Che odico of Che U s commI toner at Douglas for .rr.-ke.nne -that is it waE aup- posed Cha. Che commissioners office waa mfo place Co store it. but it
 looms lhat Che only really safe way t1 store ouch goods remove it once .ud for al lime from Che way Of temptation -Is t0 drink it
 Yesterday it was learned Chat ihe .ommI. .0u0's oIico. which is on piles m Che edge of Gasincau Cham mob had boon prospoctod for Che hooze thal various divers and sun dry holes had been bored through Che floor from beneath and that @ number of barrels containing wine had been tapped and thc contents drawn oI and gone to add to Ono gai- cIr of Ihc nation.
 It H not thought Chat the wine w.a uhat Iha prospoctor8 wcrc after .a lnore uaa also a dno lot of gin among Che stun coutacatod from Boacba ulaCc and it H believed it wn Che old Square Face that was sought and for which Che holes wcrc bored Hu. none of Che six or eight floor puucturos struck sin which. at fnn hour of going t0 press was stiil rumur to escape from siavos oi wood and hoops of iron to kiss tho lip. of mHu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
PIONEER REACHES
 END or TRAIL
Robert Sarg'nd Who Game .o Juneau m 1884, Passes Awy
 a Dawes H0sn.a.

Eohu. sHrr.arI died Wednesday mumn. aI Che u.W.. hospital from I.er.e. Incident to old ae. and H.. buried THuIE afternoon under .h. direction O. tHe Pioneers ol A.a.- .a. ur ". A. Allen 70. .he N.HoI.. church oIe.aurr
 H0Ha.. snr..uuI was native 0. Norurr where ho Wa. born rH ro.u ... IT. .m. .n hm.H.a when e ...r oI a.. and .o Juneau m INN.
 and had reside. H.. continuously
 U.. Hu. Um. u.r.- oUo. making . trip Iu I.. Ur...I. He Wu. n N.I. .mn by occupation and leu. H.
 .H.. and r.r..I na.ure m.. o. u.mn.. r..nI
 Attorney General John HH..euI probably moro intimately .u.unI u.I s.ur..nI than amy 0.r.. person. and He paid splendid tribute lo Che Ir.e...I I'm n HH1r. .ra mad. I'm connection WIh .H. funeral .or.mon... h..orIu. o Mr. HurI. s.urnI wus M.H'r educated man and H0.. ...Ior. tH. ... u. literature m0 enjoyed by him being ,Ha. o. tH. best authors o. ... world. Ho no.. and road muE different HneWeo and Wa. a highly interesting con. r...Uou.U \ number O. n.o. 0. IHo I.rI man d. i'm Che .. .. Washington and IH.r have boon notified O. Ih.r uu...H l.atH The funeral Wu held from Che mae..H.. n. n.r.1r. oI ... c. w Young Gone nur and u.o.meu. wa. m tH. i.o-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
PRELIMINARY ROAD
 WORK IS STARTED

W.... ..-mI...u. IHo OH roHN ru.Hm u0.. HI tH. .lHon win n..n in. I." I... small crow H Iu con Iu.. . camp ue.r An. Hhe Io provide |.- the r..I Wor..r ae. urIH. 0 c w. UHa.Hm supper. visor o. m. Hu..u oI Public Roads.
 and I.o ro.U In .H.. ue...hmHonI .n h. H.HoI .. un.. A muI Hr..e. i. Tn H. HuHI aero. Montana u... and .HHu. mf. o. road H
 sum .o be surface. witch grave. h.. fore He road around tuE lake a .omnol. TH. Wor. win ho uner rH.l by EHeno.H H Hnaut and E. s Grave. with Che exception of Che br.fro work. which win he under One direction ol Oscar oHon
 The nono.r or.a which .H I0 ..a.e oH. Che road between huN h'r anI T.. hubor win also hor.n work n lew Ur Tho bid. for Oha aae- Uon oI H. road win h. opened on May | and n0eorInr to .He specific cations II mH.t ho completed in 100 working IrrH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
CROWDED HOUSE
 FOR IL S. PLAY
Mu Bmps.ead-Leigh Pocs Cole smm Ihauo-PIay Delights
 hpruc.auve Audience

THe Coliseum floItro WaH IIoi .o oruloun. Iu.t uIrhI Ono oc.a..au being Che presentation O. llo High School uIar "Mm Bmn..oaI.Le.sh by the au.or c.a
 Tho play waa n comedy drama in nrce acu and from start l0 hu.Hl it wa. scream. An Mm Humu.cd Loi.h. Ma ruc Nelson was by many point. lho ..ar of tlo ca.l h.r acting being ouch Chat It Waa o.u .u't tl realize tha. ahe was an anne
 taur She was very ably supported by lle majority ol the cast. especially by Che other e.r.s One boy. mo. have mr he.r parts as "pal m David Hoa.co would hayc demanded had h. boon a.ae.ue the presentation.
 uuLca orchestra -lurn..aeI eE c.IImt muIc during Che evening U.h School girls acted aa u.hou and aI.0 remIcI candy between uc.H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
MEETING LONG
 BUT PROSAIC
City Council in Session Three Hours Last Night Conducts Much
 Routine Business

Wlm Mayor Robertson in The chair and all members present the city council conduc'-d a throe-bour aess.ou last night yhen considerable business was trangacted. Among other things ali Che elective by tho council offices were filled as fol- lows.
 City Treasurer -B. M Bohrends
 City Clerk and MagIstrato-A B. Gurr.
 Street Commlssioner-R A. som- pie.
 City Whornuger-J M Davis.
 Assistants t0 Wharfinger-J. O. Adams Joe Snow
 Chief Of Police IT. B. p. Keeean.
 Night Watchman J.. Tibbc'ts.
 Fire Truck Drivers Martin L.v- onick. John Frcmming.
 Cemetery Caretaker-C. Biorno b.
 The council confirmed tho elect ln by Che 0remen Of J. l.. Gray as ire chief
 No city attorney was chosen. M.y- or Robertson generously consent.1g to act ln that capacity free Of charge except in Che event Of suits agai st tho city when counsel win be one rloyod.
 Councilman C0nnors Of Che whrf committee reported uufayorably on the construction of a dolphin ln front Of Che city float but suggested Chat a part of float B be moved np and annexed to float c.
 It Was ordered that a sign be me up at float c that no boat be Ier- mittod to lay at Che float more t'an 24 hours and chat boats must not oe to exceed one deep in front of tno float
 A concrete water tank win loo erected ln Che Scatter addition or fire purposes if Che water comp ny is agreeable The proposed tani ia estimated to cost $500.
 Councilman Woodland recommend cd painting and repairing thc ty hall and using a scraper on E street and that Che lights on that street be lowered
 Mayor Robertson suggested inc purchase of O street drag Co cost t100.
 The street commissioner was 'n- siructed % put in srIzzlcys at Fourth and Gold. Thrd and Fourth and Franklin and Fifth and Harris
 The matter Of purchasing Q urcf went over until a future meeting
 Accompanied by thc street come missioner. the mayor and au m.m- bers Of Che council win take trip over Che city tomorrow Go cee what is needed in the way of improve monts.
 Tho usual bills were ordered paid and at II o'clock the council cls- solved Into the mist Chat hovc-ad over Che town lkc a horse blanfet
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
 TO MEET AUGUST 26
Kcicmsn Selected as P.aoe Being Most CUvum. al That
 sm O. Nclr

" H "..'. boon announced h.. Ia n Henderson, C.mm mr o. Education. U.t . T.....n m ut. uu h. hold .I k...H..an dur. ne tH. W... H..mH IuW. e. k..h.Hu H boom eHo..n aH Ono n.... and lueHI eh II. ... a'.a n0. .u.. .I tHn. Um. m. t...h." win b. ..unu. from H..r rH"..om in m. ..t.s and practically m o. .Hem must pass ..ror.H E...I..Hn ou t0o n.r n. .I.U school. Al mont. uH H. mad. .... Tho ....m. H.n .Hmnm. ..'..H. ..e '.Hoh.
 u stop 0I Fl. t...I.Hau .Ha..
 |. ..Iu. ".H b. subject to worry HI. ..H.u. II I# expected H.I about m. .....eu win he in attendance.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
WILD DEER SEEN
 NEAR CITY LIMITS

mo. U...U .
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 uu o. Im"H Hu Sunday murmu. U H... .'l nn m.U nm u..r .H. NwI0HHHI road ano.. I...u.. beyond .'. 0.mo.o.t
 and Wa..H.. IHo automobile. e' nr IT. showed Uue l..r o. H. many pedestrians u...u" tho wHue o. E..r Sunday and Il. WI. mo. mII
 nm ar.I... ou... h.H on and m.0a It known in .0U n.I" Ar'Ia.. manner H0t h. bounded ."E into lH. wood. 1T. IHo .'.. aI Noun. I1. -----
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
FORESTER AT KTcHIKAE

N.. H. Examiner "..- m.u H.H.0o. rI W.In0lHy for E......Hn on The forest boa. "o. n0. Mr. Ho.uI0.. expect. lo Hn- .. .Ha 0..HoH O. .H0 THne ro-t .. 1r am. win ou..l .l E.......u for .n. uur. ou Primo. o. W.I. ..n| H. u.I ..r.r work on Rar.ra. and Cn.ehrroI H.Hnf1 c.a Iurr n. Hnl available for ar.-
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-22
SCHOOL MEET DEBATES
 ARE ARRANGED FOR

Tho committee having i'm charge Che program for Ine eh1o. moot h. Juneau beginning May yesterday arranged l1r thrce debates as l1I- lows.
 Wun.eI M ke..h.sau.
 Juneau W uoU.a
 Wmueer and Imeau win aUrm Ko..hImu and uoue.a. win dcuE
 Tho on Hou lo he donatod. Ho solved. Th.I rmu. should Pro. hb.t An immigration for Two Toars"
 Tho preliminary debate. win take p.aoa Tuesday, May md on fn day. May 5 Che winning teams win draw lots for side. when -ho ouaI de- bate win .nEo place