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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08
IDEAL SOCIAL CLUB TO BUCKROE

Dear Friend:-
You and your friends are cordially
invited to 60 with the IDEAL SOCIAL
CLUB on their third annual excursion
to Buckroe Beach, Monday July II,
1922.
Train leaves 10th and Broad Sts.,
a. M. sharp. Leaving Buckroe Z P.
M. Adults round trip, $3.50; Children
under IL, $1.00 This committee guar
antees you good order and good
time. so lets 60 to Buckroe. Be sure 10
get your ticket from one of the conf
mlttee before day of excursion.
Committees: Quinn Shelton, 1901 n.
First street; ELLA o. Waller, ITO W.
Leig street; Joseph Eggleston, 524 N =.
tlfth street; Sallie I. Jackson, 100
st James street; Matte Redd. 10 E.
Clay street; Victoria Bassett, COS e.
preston street; Virginia Minor, Sir
N. FIRTH street; r. w. Moss. Presi-
dent ia Bates street; James Shelton
Sec 7oS N. First ST., W. II. Harris,
Treas. TIT West Clay street.
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NonTH cARoL1NAh K1hiED IN
DEADLY DUEL HERE.

n. a. Huntlcy OF Nami II, North
Carolina shot ana killed Arch Wood
Of the same city at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orange. 205 e,
Clay street at about O'Clock Monday
July 3rd. Mrs Orange keeps n room
ing house. n. a. Huntlcy and his vile
room there. 1t seems that Arch Wood.
who also stays there had been urInn
ing for about three days. This consist
cd Of bottled and bond prescript' or
whiskey and other OF the corn variety
He had been generally disagree able
Florence johnson, who also rooms
there states that IIuntley came down
stairs with his Madame. and although
Mrs. Orange had persuaded Wool t..
go upstairs and lie down. he came
down and went into the kitchen. II.
used bad language in the presence of
HUNT 'ey's wife and finally said he
would get his gun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

Rev. W. II. Skipwith, B. d., Our
great international Preacher, Singer
ana Evangelist Is here and will speak
at the following churches:
Next Sunday, July 9th, II A. NJ,
at Fifth Baptist Church. Rev. A. ID.
DAILY, pastor. Subject: Not Forsaking
Gods House.
At $3.50 and $3.50 p. M. at Moore
Street Baptist Church. DR.. r. G. John
son. pastor. Subjects: Churning of
Milk and Gods Habitation.
DR.. Skipwith has just returned
from the West, and will be in these,
parts until the Goth Of August, after.
wards will leave for California.
You can reach him ut 413 West Mar
shall street.
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July 20 LAST DAY FOR FILING.
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Send in your answers whether you
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er, and win the biggest prize? AS a
matter Of fact. don't you owe It to
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this aside from any puzzle contest I?
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

Reacting TO the storm OF criticism
Of tho Illinois authorities for Thea.
failure to prosecute tho perpetrators
OF the iierrin mine massacre, tho Sen
ate Judiciary Committee today rcpot.
cd out the Dyer anti-lynching bill with
an amendment pointing directly at
the Illinois case.
This amendment provides that. in
tho event Of the outbreak OF mob rul-
ing the form of lynching or otherwise
resulting in illegal killings, tho FEEDER
al District Court is empowered to as
sumo jurisdiction. The county which
fails to act would be subject to Il $40,
600 fine.
The bill was passed in the House
after a stormy debate and, has been II,
the Senate Judiciary Committee since
January 26.
Many Of the members OF the COM
mittee have been opposed to tho meas
ure, regarding it. as Of doubtful cons.i
tutionality.
The action today was due not only
to pressure brought because of the
Helrin affair, but also to the belief of
some Republican members OF Senate
>-~N NANNSS khoN VIC Kill 10 pollLlCltlty
important, Senator Lodge (Mass.)
has been enthusiastically back of the
measure and the favorable report Is
regarded as a personal victory for the
Republican leader.
The bill was reported by vote OF
to 9. Those supporting it we're Di,
lingham (Vt.) Brandegee (ConnD
Cummings (Ioa,) Colt (R. ID Sterling
Is. d. ShOrtridge, (Cal) Nelson
(Minn.) all Republicans.
Those opposing were Borah (Idaho>
Culberson (Tex.) Overman IN. c.
Reed (M.) Shields, (Tenn.) Walsh,
(Mont.) all Democrats except BoraE
The Southern Senators are a unit in
opposing the measure. Despite the sup
port given it by Senator Sbortrideg
(Cal) other Pacific coast Senators
are expected to oppose it on the tloer
OF the Senate. Their reason for doin;:
so will be that it may limit State con
troll Of troubles growing ont of tho
Japenese immigration question.
Senator Shortdrige (Cal.) was in
strncted to write. the report of the
committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08
NATIONAL IDEAL SOCIETY To,
CELEBRATE TENTH ami
VERSARY JULY 10.

All male members Of Richmond Dis
trlct Will meet at the Ideal Hail, No
1te r.. Clay Street, at 300 o'clock
WIN regaha and march to the church.
Femaie members viii meet in the
basement of the church at 2:30
o'clock.
sermon by Rev. w. l.. Anderson.
Vice Supreme Master of Beayertam,
va. Mr.. A. W. Holmes will briefly
review the progress Of tho order for
ten years. All members are notified TO,
De present: Friends are also invited.
me National Ideal choir will furn.
ish music.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

Richmond, Va.,--God in his infinite
mercy saw fit to remove from us our
dear father, Aimwell Weston. He was
carried from this life on Wednesday,
June %, Mt p. NJ. 1922.
BY his daughters.
MRS, ALMA BROWN.
MRS. OPHELIA JACKSON.
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In Memory.

In sad, but fond remembrance of
my husband, Henry j. Moore, who fell
Is.ecp one year ago, July 2, 1921.
"Fhe Lord giveth, and the Lord
tuketh away;
Blessed be the name Of the Lord"
HIS Wife,
DANIELETTA F.. MOORE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

The veteran mail carrier. Col.
John r. Chiles is now on his furlough,
He has been in the service thirty f3O(
years. He expects to visit his daugb.
ter Mrs. Morgan F.. Norris, at XII.
marnock.
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In Memory.

LATAME-In memory of our beloved
daughter and sister, Mary Latame,
who departed this life June 22nd,
1921. One year ago.
Dear daughter l didn't know the pain,
you bore,
did not sec you die:
only knew YOU passed away and did
not say goodbye.
1t is not the one who smiles the sweet
est,
Whom you may CAL your friend;
1t is the one who stands up for you
And prove it to the end.
One precious to our heart IS gone.
The voice we love is still.
A place IS vacant in our home,
'rhat never can be filled.
THE DEVOTED FAMILY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08
Negroes ME- 0~1 ssp Ries

The Hon. Marcus Carney, Pres den.
General Of the Universal Negro I'M.
provement Association arrived in THIS
city, Friday afternoon, June 30th
and was domiciled for tho time being
at Miller's Hotel, where he sought
much needed rest after being ind'spos
ed ton the trip here. He WAS sutiic 'ent
ly rested by $3.50 to accept an invita-
ton Of President John Mitchell, Jr..
of the Mechanics Savings Bank to 81.
the sights Of this city In the Stanley
Steam Car, which was placed at s
disposal. It was after p. NJ. before
lie returned to the hotel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

DIR. Abner Yancey and wife an.
nounce the arrival Of a seven pound
boy at their home.
Mrs. Ella Carter is spending this
week with Mrs. Florence Cogbill,
ia p. 18th Street, Southside.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

DR.. s. T. Eldridge is conducting
revival services at Fifth Street Ban.
fist Church all Of next week. Large
crowds turned ont to hear him last.
week. Special gospel mnsic.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08
WHITE FOLKS PLEASED

Much he said pleased his white
hearers and many other things he said
pleased his colored ones He spoke for
moro than an hour during which time
no gave much sound advise, white
some Of his utterances grated harsh
iy upon the ears of the colored folks
OF the DIR. W. f. 3. Dubois type. At
- Continued on Fifth pnee)
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PROLONGED APPLAUSE.

The True Reformers Hall was we'll
filled that night with an expectant
audience including some white peop.e.
Editor John Mitchell, Jr., who had
been invited so to do accompanied
him to the hall, where the crowd haa
assembled to hear him. As the party
entcred there was prolonged applause
It was about. o'clock before Presi--
S. H. Green OF the local Division
called tho meeting TO order. "Fru,,,
Greenlands Icy Mountains" was sun.g
Mr. j. II. Burke read the Scriptures,
after which prayer was offered by
Row Eli Tarttc Of Petersburg, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

The Sixth Mount H:on Bapt II
Church in meeting held Monday
night, July 3rd, by motion refused IL
accept the resignation OF Rev. Ran
dolph Y. Pcyton, as pastor ana no"
occupies anomalous position Of c.,..m
ing for itself, the pastor Of cnothcr
church, who has already entered up
on his duties in another city. 1t is re
ported THAT members Of the church.,
anxious to get seats wendell their way
to the church cdifiCe as early as D
o'clock in the afternoon AL! went
we'll in the main auditorium UNI
Mrs. Rosa Evans of 1875 W. Leigh ST
suddenly collapsed and expired. This
resulted in the transfer OF the meet
ing TO the lecture room below, where
Deacon Charles Branch presided.
LIMITED ACCOMMODATIONS
1t was not possible to Accommodates
the full membership IN this part OF
tire church and after much discuss on
the vote resulted in the adoption Of
OF the motion not to accept the resig
nation. This blocks any attempt to
fill the pulpit and there is no doubt
whatsoever. but what Il committee will
he sent to Rev. DR.. Peyton to reconsil
err his action in leaving the flock tina,
has become SO attached to him as 10
make 1t almost in,poss bic to secure
another divine to take his place. AS IS
usual in such cases. the females are
determined to "call him back again."
1t Is not considered possible that he
WIZ he able to Withstand the pressure
'hnsmNch rs his return VII be prar,,s
cally upon his own terms.
THAT FEELING OF RESENTMENT
IN the meantime, the Montclajr.
New Jersey congregation must eyiden.
~ DC surprised at this turn of affairs.
mere docs not appear to be any ma
ter1al opposition to Rev. DR.. Pcyton.
some or the leading members seen, u,
De aggrieVed oTcr the manner in which
lie left them and on this account have
a ranking feeling Of resentment II,
the meantime Rey DR. Pcyton Is nm.
concernedly preaching regularly to
mat Montclair, New JERSEY conrrepo
tlon, while his friends here are virtual
~ making frantic GESTURES to him O
come back home again to those. who
move MIN so we'll. The end is profile.
ihat'cal. Those who are on the inside
seem to think that Rev. r. v. Peyton
-. d., Will once more again be thn
pastor of the Sixth Mount Zion Bapt.
ISL church. Should he not be tho mi.
PIT Will remain vacant for an indcfin
lite period OF time.
WILL BE AT COMMUNION.
Rev. DR.. r. v. Peyton Is back r.
MS old home this week and he
preached a funeral Wednesday A.
ternoon OF one Of the members. He
VIII "break bread" Mt the commun:
ion services tomorrow afternoon and
1t Is a foregone conclusion that
standing space will be at premium.
Some Of the members are now saw
ing that nothing was done last
Monday night.
They claim that the church did
not vote on the resignation as the
moderator colled for those who were
in favor Of Rev. DR.. Peyton's re-
naming should vote aye and those
Continued on Fourth Page.)
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INTERESTING PROGRAM.

NNl llNG Iltk)CNAM.
Music was rendered by the Union
Aid Chorus. Prof j. II. Blackwell de-
liyerod timely remarks. A solo was
admirably rendered by Mrs. Oliver ".
Smith. A fine silk flag Of the African
Republic was then presented to Presi-
dent Greon by Miss Addie May Der
yons. A recitation by Miss Lucy v.
Belyons took place and then most
entertaining exercise by the Junior
Chorus Girls took place. In the mean
time, the audience was being steadily
augmented by late arrivals although
the entrance fee was fifty cents.
INTRODUCES THE SPEAKER.
Amidst applause. Editor John
Mitchell. Jr, arose to introduce the
speaker Of the evening. Many police
officers were gathered in the vestibule
and halls Of the edifice. He said. RE
publican that I am, never expected
to live to see the day when colore,
people would be accorded protection
under a Democratic Governor in Viz
ginial, while white people are not ac-
corded protection under Republican
Governor in Illinois: I was asked 10
Introduce the guest Of the evening
and | agree to do so, if We're in the
city. 1t is fact, that this gentleman
has attracted the attention Of the civil
lied world and that the leaders in all
countries where there is a large black
population are uneasy concerning
this movement.
NOT IDENTIFIED WITH
MOVEMENT
I am not identified with the Uni
versal Negro Improvement Associat-
ion. am extending to our guest the
well-known hospitality for which our
State Is noted. I am extending a COR
dial welcome to "a stranger within
our gates" take pleasure in introduc
ing to you the President General Of
the Universal Negro Improvement AS.
ISOLATION, the provisional President
OF Africa, the Hon. Marcus Garvey.
Mr.. Garvey was greeted with an ovat-
ion and he proceeded to discuss the
momentous subject, which Is now en-
gaging the attention Of the world.
TIRED OF OPPRESSION. .!
He declared that his intention ana
purpose in this country was not to
cause any disorder or to violate any
law eff" he said you Negroes ore tir.
ed Of being abused, misrepresented,
Jim Crowed, lynched, burned at the
stake and prosecuted, then get up and
do something for yourselves. Start
civilization Of your own. You boast
about what you own. when you own
nothing. A man owns only as much az
he can protect. You cannot protect
anything. You depend upon the white
man for everything. Start civiliza-
ton OF your own. Many Of you When
YOUR are kicked and, beaten win stink
of and Say. + leave you to God God
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08
DYER -lYNCH|NC.
BILL REPORTED0UT
OF COMMITTEE
Failure Of State toprosecute Mombers
of Herrin MoR Forsgs Action.
COMMITTED VOTE 7 TO

Amendment AIMED Directly Mt Ont.
breaks Such as That in Illinois.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-08

does not fight a mans battles in that
way. You must protect yourselves.
You must be in Il position to defend
yourselves.
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16
DECISION RENDGRED IN CASk
 AGAINST CTYY OF NOME

On December sth the ease of the None School Board vz- the Nome Coznoa Coanc5l to all iatenis and purposes ~1s concluded Both at- .orneys submitted their case with out arguments and the Court aa- noz1eed sha: ic would take the mat ter zndsr advisenert and render aa opinion Sat Dec sth. q II a. E-
 On Dee sth al II | m- Judge Lomea permitted James Fravisy. astorn=y for the piaiEtis. too reopes the case for the p1rpos- Of perfect irx the case for the Sehooi Board Attorney OEeiii objected but vas oEsrruIst and PrzEIsy ..s permit tsa to irsers new E1at.sr into the records. The court then adio1ra- ed aaroGne.rz tha. al D. u- the same day he would render his opin- ica-
 At D. H. the Court read his de cIsion which was tn favor Of the School Board and a Vii. of Aanta- c zs VAS issued
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16

pove. viii be used to cpsrste ths tvo large drsdges now bsing bsiit by the Yuhs Mfg. Co. st Little Cresk uadef the able maaaGemsns a.d supervision of P. F. Morse.
 Mr. Charles Blaelkmaa. head ms- eAiasst for ths Yubs Company. ss also one of ths Power plant Nse asd sf present is devoting msst of his time to machining Ane parts for the dredges.
 TAe esrpeater work alone on the laKer buiIding was taS k0f no mean proportions bat has been ably handled by Mir. H. Petersen and Can Elken-
 The Power Plant bas been quite an object of interest: the short dis- tance from town enabling many Nomeites to view the progress or the construction Of q thoroughly modern Diesel Electric Plant.
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16
xAYUES CHARGED
 WITH HOYISG

Or Dec sth Prank Miller. IT, sxo-e % q cnnplzi.t eharsiug eight sa,iJes. presumed to be rsirdee' oruers, with rio.t1g- The aei charged raz za attempt 10 recovs' reindeer belcrzirz to the natives b1. included within the 90 called Miller ntIed herd
 warrant vas iss7sd and the na- ttves arrested: placed under siee tsti each asd thsa released upon r,oper sGret7 being furnished Ths ease vas tried before Commission CT Thorrton Fridzy afternoon fury c, 1, men rendered a Tsr1iet Of 10, guilty.
 At-o-uey Huzh oNefII appeared for the zrrusad ra-tTsz. and U 5. Attor-ey Fred Harrison represent e.i li.e eo.rEaasas
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16

The games played last winter sy the contesting teams of the High School proved full of real thrills and basket ball enthusiasts can rest as- sured that this winter the games will be worth while. If you really want an evenings relaxation. come tc the Nome High School gym and root for your favorites-
 Next Tuesdays game will bs called at o'clock p. n. and tAe usual admission fee of 2s cents win be charged.
 Next Friday the school will req der their Christmas program and have their Christmas celebration ia the gymnasium. The public. is eor- dialiy invited to attend. and tAe parents are not only invited but urged to attend Try to get ae- cuainted with the teachers of your children, and learn A little Aboas the school work. The program next Friday will not be very elaborate. nor very long. but all rooms will participate. making it combined program on a plan similar 10 the Thanksgiving program
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16
OLD SOUR DOUGH
 IN DIRE DlsTREsS

Chris Anderson. well known old time Nomeite, k in dire distress.
 Chris came to Nome on election day and the next day walked back to his mining claim on Rock Creek. The severe weather proved too much for the old timer and as . result his fee. were badly frozen. At tho present time the nails on both feet have come on and the skin has stuffed away badly.
 He k now confined to his cabin on Rock Greek with just enough pro- visions to keep body and soul to- eether; he has no fuel to keep warm and his condition is precanous.
 His neishbors. the Reinisch Bros. have rendered him whatever assist ance they can. but they have affairs Of their own to manage and cannot devote all their time to this un- fortunate.
 Julius Gustaferson was on his way to Sledge creek with Alfred Hansen and met the Reinisch Brothers who informed him of the condition or Anderson. Gustaferson offered to bring Anderson to Nome for treat ment but was informed that the victim refuses to be moved.
 This is . case for the Federal au- thorities to investigate and afford whatever relief can be given the man. It will be we'll remembered that Mr. Anderson has been suher- ing from . haliucination and in the past vas sent to the Outside for his kealth. returning from the institu- ticn apparently cured.
 It is understood that since re- turning to his former haunts the
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16
CASADEPAGA DREDGH MOVING PREPARATION NEARING
 COMPLETION

" J Rove. rho has Ihs coat-ars so move the Peek drstze OF the Casztzpagz r.ver. sent several loads of supplies so Solomon From Solo mon the supplies Eill os forwarded .o their destination
 By Tuesday flai shipment will have beea accomplished and Ar. R0~s ~ith p head of horses will leave for the dredge- Tt is expect ed that several moaths will be re- asi..d to piare the drsdge n its n-y location and assemble the var iou- parts. This vill prove one of tho biggest moving jo5s of the win ter and aJ dozDt the well knoE. transfer rnar riil accomplish the work ia the same sEeisai manner as has been the case in all of his previous vent1res of this nature.
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16

b1.Aood of Sledge and Boufdef creeks the rirer A open. being froz- ea only in spots and that he aad his dogs had difficulty ia making . safe eso15ex.
 Due to sos, weather acd fall oe sof,, deeo seou the old winter trail siosg the river bottom has been ahaado,ed for the bill or sumner rcats
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16
LOCAL NEWS
H WHAT YOU Al

Denr b. what yos atat,
 Jes' be vha: yoa ta- + you ts Ro: what yoa a1.
 Thes yoa an not vAAt yuu i.. l. you're tzst little tadpole,
 Doir try 10 he f-os- I: you're just the tail.
 Dor't try to v1s the dog Yoz a. ziuzys rass the plate. If yoz caar s1hor1 and preach. I. you're t1at a little pebble.
 Don't try to be the bsaca- poa-. se rha. yea drt,
 Jes' b. what you h- Fer ,h. man vho p4ays it sqaars Is a'gota' to g: -kis-"
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16
SoaK C0s0aox ooUSCM sxR8
 AS BQUAlxzanos DoAR

On Taesday De 1lth the None Co0noa CoaAeil As3 iA fegslA1 ,essise saA eea6isaea tAs buBlaaI SroagA3 before it for esnsideratioa. HAe tfeAsarer's reper shoUe1 S1s:s.3s or hand in the City Tseas- gry.
 The Health aad Relief Counittss reported that tAe question of select irx . Eev dumptag ground for the City SeavzaGer had soe yet heen teserniaed. ba, that the matter vas SeisS carefully investigated The Conmisfee v1s sivea further time to complete it's investigation and report
 Claims Aed accoaEtx against the city were read and referred to the Finance Comnistee-
 Upos advice oe the City Attorney che Council ordered the Clert to sr7nsser Slesa from the Gszeral Fund to the School Fund and thea pay. under protest. by v1rT1as on the school fund the sRn ot S1ooe to the Treasurer os sAe School Board. 3 procedure followed for may ysars past The City Attorney ir- fcmed the Council that a the city vshes to force no hardship upoc anyone it was advisable to pay this money go that the teachers could be paid their salaries
 There being no further business before the body motion vzs made to resolve the Council meeting into ! Board of Equalization Motion esrried and the Council nov began it's sessions as aa Equalization Board
 The personal tax list was read by the clerk and councimen made men .al reservations which were acted rpon at a later meeting
 Some merchants have been taxed ir excess of last year and all have shown the proper civic spirit in ae- arieseing to the assessment
 The meeting adjourned ater sev- eral hours convention to meet again or Dec 13-
 The second meeting of the Board o. Equalization vas held Dee 18th .: which . number of property holders attended Some came to protest against vha. they considered an uafaif assessment, but the body convinced them that their duty lay in paying the amount assessed
 On Dee. 18th the last Board meet irg will be held. after which the tax roll will be closed and payments become due
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16
NOaQn s(nsOOf NOy1w
 DUR TJIk WAX

Last Tuesday the tvo sebssi bas- ket bali teams. the Besfs sA1 sss Seals, met in the Aryt contest zane ot . sArtex of nine samss to be p'aS- cd, The Seals won in | fast an1 rather rough ssme. by . score of zs tv '. Since the teams are voskisg hard on fast passing snd clever team work. there will no dosss ss . noticeable improvement ia eAs next game, which will hs reasee next Tuesday. A crowd of over ss enthusiasts attended the game.
 The team iined-up ss follow:
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16

neoy Iine-up
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16

Soab Lne-0
The Nome nugget., 1922-12-16

msn's mial dhsS fssanS1 in fef- nsr eseuiiAs sAsssstes,
 asss es otherwise this ass saSsA bs sttsadsd 100 as1 his vssts fs- iievsd.