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New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
BOARD or EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan

Organ recital by Archibald Sessions, at
Washinston Irving High School. Irving
Place and Sixteenth Street at y. m
'book OF the Hour by Professor j. G.
carter Troop, at Hotel Majestic. Cen
trai Iark West. at Seventy second
Street, at 30 p. IN.
Brooklyn
concert by the Brooklyn Symphony Or
chestra, George c. Flint. director. at
Boys High school, Marcy and Putnal
avenues, at $50 p. m
songs OF Yesterday" by Miss Esther
benson, at Public school ~ Bushwinll
Avenue and Siesel Street "
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HIshest, 40 deEreCs Cat AIS D. mD.
lowest. 10 degrees Cat Il. mo; average
80 degrees; average same date last year
80 degrees; average same date for thirty
three years. So degrees
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ENGAGEMENTS

EI>NER-BERGER GER-Mr. and Mrs simon
Berger, of 292 West 92d st. announce
tn sngagement OF their daughter. Anita,
70 MT. Jesse y. Eisner, OF sos West
End az.
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Departures

TT TRIEsTD va, March lt-Magyarorsaag uU.
~ MEfLbouhNE. f,I3 March l7-canadan Vic
GLASGOW. March i7-Canadjan A,,-
ator lBr), st John, N b. |N''-
foRT SAID March 17--Doricstar (Rr,
from Shanghai New York N'' -
7, GENoA' March 17-LIndcnhan DD,
,BRIXHAM., March 1S-Lisgar county
tNor>, 81 John, b.
nc GhEENocK' March lS-san Leon (nr>.
HAMnuRG. March 14-wieldrccht tpp.
North America. ND'''
New Orleans. N"'''
SHIELDS, March lS--City Of BOMBAY
Nbr! from Hamburg. San Francisco.
AMSTERDAM. March 16-Cardium iRr,
ia cksonVille. " N'' -
" ANTW ERR. March lsEastern Soldier.
ROTTERDAM: March sasscnhcin
- PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal March IL
Kientucklan, from San Francisco New
york; Meriden. from Nalparais San Fran.
cisco. ~ i"''-
zr FAYAL, March l7--Aln (Nor), from
MANILA, March 17--AraIsan fpt, eror,
q --''','' WIZ 'rtIn
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

LIBAU, March la-Poonia (Dan), New
BILBAo. March ls-wcst chetac, Gal
AMSTERDAM, March 14-Eastcrn Dawn,
Baitimore; 18th Lekhaven 9DD, baltimore
New York (not at Sydney).
cOrANNAGEN, Malcn 15-Tihis (sp).
Pensacola
,1'{ Port q rS NATAL4 March 1o-nensuela
ANTWERP.. March 1s-Brazilier (Br),
New York.
ROTTERDAM. March If Livingston
HANRE. March l6-Olen, Philadelphia.
PANAMA CANAL, Cristobal. March II
York; norneo Maru (Jap). New Orleans
for Yokohama; Frederick LucIenbach,
Seattle for New Orleans; Mincola, New
York
MANILA, ,Aarch 17-Edmore. Seattle.
lnston. New York.
LlvERPooL, March l7--lndian Dr).
Boston; ranaman, Tacoma.
HONGkONG, March II - Pine Tree
state, Tacoma oranian tBr), New Or
leans; West Cellna, Boston.
CONSTANZA, March 2.-Acropolis, New
York.
NAPLES, March 11-Fert UtaN, New
Orleans
BRlNDIsI, March 11-Giove ItaD. Port
PORT FERRARIo, March 12-Brenta
GtaD, Norfolk.
BARCELONA, March 14-Mar Negro
(Span), GalVestolA
GENOA. March I4-Port de- Boulog,e
I'r). Philadelphia.
flRAEUS, March 15-Gcnerai M.lno
CBr). Portlnnd. Me.
MARSElLLES, March 15-Providcnce
Vr). New York.
=. AVONMOuTH, March 1e-Trtonla (Er,.
Savannah. '-'' -
AZ nANTWERP. March ls-walton Hall
'. FERlM' March 17-Lorenzo (Br), Now
,r;'.k sHIELDs, March l7-Norfolk Range
ST MlcHAELs. March 17-Taormina
itall. New York, for Naples
SOUTHAMPTON, March "a C,,,,,o;,
(Er), New York. ~ V1c
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Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices

may be tclcphoned 10 The Tribune
any time up to midnight for in
scrtion in the next days paper.
Telephone Bcekman 5000.
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Lncal OEicinI Recnrd

oHlcial record shows temperatures during
thc last tWentY-iour hours, in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year;
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Weather Report

Sun rises. ;O2 am. sun SETS. cor pm
Moon rises l2 10 am. Moon sets 1927 IN.
Local Forecast. - Increasing cloudinees.
Followed by rain or snow day and to-
morrow; slightly warmer to-day: northeast
and cast winds. increasing by Monday
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March Is i9e. Walter 6.
Onkluan Funeral service Al the Caurcn
OF the TRANSPORTATION. East 2sta st.
AT 8 ? m on Monday, March % II
ter-Der- -,rivate
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

O'DONNELI-On March Is. Elizabeth (-.s
Ahearn). beloved vite of Joseph opob-
nell Funeral from her late residences,
s25 West Fist s.. Monday March ~; 10
St. Columba's Church. where solemn
mass Of reGuiern VII be celebrated e. ID
q ", Irtar,s1a-t q 'Na-l.
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GREEN f.

SOCIETY or NINTH coMpavv ,
ERANS. It'll REGIMENT-A.noaa, shf-
s 1ne9t Is nod w'-h great regret ef s"es, -.
1922 Funeral services ~ ae2 'n',a aa,iI H.
AFenue. the Bronx on Monday p"as'soa Dg
~. At 30 p ln. AarcS
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HARI;, Kt.rK- eodsen.y m y ,s''sn'

Leopold " Ia rburge~ @afea "a,
band or Kay. and father n, b.. aus
julius ard Albert. son u Ina ',ros'i ass aes' a.
late julius IArburger brother n, a.. ~. lhs
Josepn BENJAMIN and the lsts Tasss
NJ NJ Thomas H. s~srfz and Mr.. 1s,G fosis
Conn. Services - DavI p,tbs,sf,..,,' .,'
Chapel. 272 T.enox az. SUNDAY ,ala a,lo >
n - 70 A II. ~. 9lHrcn
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d. NLoruAt o. A., Elmhurst L. l.. on March
. q. Mrs, CARA r. a. punlop. aged IS
or or Ethelwyn' Gwendolyn Dorothy ana
Elsanor Dunlop. Funeral win be held
S MonpHS AFTERNOON at O'Clock from the
lnterment Cedar Grove Cemetery ~
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HOW I AMI

Ho"LAND-Rer. Edgar ArvlHe. rs.l...
minister Il the Newark Annual cons.,
ence. a his nome n ocean Grove Narsr
Is. Funeral Ices Monday. Ma-e5 ~
q, the First Methodist Church # Ocean
Grove Intermeat a. Troy X
Tuesday - VI
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FULL OF u00NSHNE
 STURGEON KICKS IN

Ir.. Saturday night H| part. arrived In Juneau from ''... Hrr rH. Hr.. consisted 70. J. IL rrr.I. owner o. m. bon. in which .h. trip ... made. n .O
 .II conf. ...r 0. l0H.. enH ..r. N w. Hrr "..H. .0 In. ..rn. nm. .H. body n. spur ...r .H. man slain.
 H.g.. .. one. .Irr.HIa.0. 'm 1T |. tH. authorities 0. r..OHue 'H. snf.r . .nr0r... jury WH .rr.rH.I hr Comm A. V rnur and m. story o. Inn. rHH.e.oH cam. Tn N.U... .u.. ... previous rr.#.r .I. 1T. m. ... Hu. I'm mnou.Hur un .Hnrr.0HH. N. Gee. ranch he 0.. number ". shot. and IHr...HrH. N.H". |'" ...r attempted n. H..... Hm n". u..rrr. success. . m. w.E .'u. .I for him. u.ae.. .o ln |. He 0o. .rrI .o .rrHru. tn Ur. WI. .o NN srrrr.rr. which h. nrr...I.. .' 0n shooting H.m u.IH "0-. r.... errr...n .... nm hour H.... Hon shot, T.. r.rI.. HI Che jury WI" n.t W.gee ....I i'm ..'f.'r'.H..
 srurr.1r VIII. won known H .'" part o. .He Territory mrHe como r.a from C.Hu.r.. several Fsar .r. N..hu. " known r. H.H r..H. .ur
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- - -

snI.. mouu. worship H. V o'clock Subject. .sm0u school Rally Day" .IIr.. Fru much I.r.I n.t n. many o. .H. Sunday
 nouI nun b. Hr..nI .. o'n and hat nm m. Io..h." and a.|0o" o. n.u. and hear ...r sunday .hoo. uIIro.
 rh. r..uur sunI.I school on win m... ul I..L. N." ... ar. I.u. urnr... under Fl complete graded H...m
 Imo. Le.ue win meet aI u..a.. AM children arc Invited
 Euuor.H L...u. aI oo'u..
 Elmn. hip 1T. E u..'no. Tho uh... win H. "WhE Believe in T.n cHrU.
 Ou Wednesday .I.u.u. Ht I..' W0 vim hold mr ro.r'.r n|...I UaIi uo..ne followed by. meeting o. .Ho Un.nH I..u. ..Hn. IH.. arc very mrmun. meetings and Wo ru m concerned win plan .o ao n.e..u. w. IA tNw N..or
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SPLENDID B000ST FOR
 TENbKEE HOT SPRINGS

rnm. IT. WUH.oH. pioneer Yu- .nnor for Ion. Hme engaged u mining on HncE HUa creek and u.I.r crock. urr Dawson. ia haok
 after tom weeks nan. th.s summer n. He noted TuuEo Uo. Springs ur l.e hu.au coI.t. whore hc waa m.nuIaI and relieved of thc rheu- maUm and metallic ne.mu.ai.on n. um..Ira EeIr from uuncd .o.I. Tho old nurIoueh .s feeling U.. ...U uea.u and aaYH Che
 springs e IH. u.ac. .o ronoW .hc youth and mr.t characteristic of One mn who Hare made tho Yukon. Speaking .. .Hc springs and Che con- U.on. generally Incr. he wTs.
 rH. rm.E.. Ho. snr.uH arc n nm. o. youth .a Nor.auuen from an ur..n They arc visited mostly i'm He untor whom practically an accommodation. are occupied No .H.r. . mad. for Irc halha Ono .r IoHI at n Ha.e' or live Iu a ..l... The charges .ra mo. oEor- M.n. The cottages Wo .um0hoI u..H H... ..or. cooking ulens. .H and Inc UHe and rent for eight to .au IoH.n u month. Con. 'a El.I0 n. hundred pound. and wood eight U..an cord Ne.IH at One ro. uur.uI . '. ..ulH oach
 TH. chic. n....me a. Che springs ... ...re and I..e.nr' c.ams Tho ..n. H rnI and e.mH plentiful. |H. own H. u picture anoW run h. NH0H and lm..r ul'chF runs
 nH.. HrI and store, Snyder ...u M. ..or. and Inn. .or.E-NF. ...He. which He rm" .o Che F.H'- tUr HH. .a...e. win accommodate
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LUCAS FAMILY DUE TO-DAY

Mr. and HH n ' LuoH and small son. who have been ou.a.dc for m. n..I two mon.H. arc duo io or- Hru homo today or Che Admiral Wai-
 som The Lu.u family went 'o Hi'- uu... whore .Her purchased n now e.r and u |. toured good portion ID. IHo nu.r.o..raWu Mct before r...Hue Che Pacific eoaa. At Mode ford 0r.e1n rHou. tHI0. WceH ago N. Luw. uu. taken sick and Ono remainder n. Choir .t.uwarr was cnn- ..IaI Prom M0i.ori thoF camo .o s..I. Mr. lu.I. at Iaa. reports. had wholly recovered.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07

100 people 0thcr uoIl known people of Ono town Include William Gaa- mon; Mr Paddock a gl0rctconu. and nmIIW Thoma Burke who hn .oraraI co..aro Jack Tml who haa n ltUo ranch uear Che tomi Mr .and Mm Bob Kmp. and Jack Murphy and family Six Fuu|.h families are alao iontod thoro The town has two restaurants and two drnco haIia
 "At unau ! mot Stroller White. .1c a1urIourh hum0rat in whose hrcnat burn Che 1rca of youth. He H going aa H.rone aa cror and h.a
 toHr and Jokes grow richer and rlror WIth Che vintage Of yclrH
 "I am siad to bo bcck t0 the old Yukon and plan lo eo. busy at onca at Che old game. nawon Ncwa
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.------ - rLr-L

sr... nm. hold or.r sm.N n. n .. m. in Ilu church o. Christian s.n.. s0.... u. ImHu m Hi.h sr0.. H..".0r Main and Seward sr.o.. TH. subject sIuIHr win ho .tr. 5.n n#.ue and Death Noa.
 Sunday school Hl I..I. n. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting N.Ir ru. m
 Christian s.0H.. Reading Room
 Room !. NHnr H.o.. Open fHr .l..n. suH..UH rI holidays from e.' ln and 10 D D. m. WoIurHug cs.HU from to <
 TH. public # cordially Invited .o attend .H0.. service. and F..t Ono H..I.ne Room.
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L0caI News Nens

Ir U.r. returned nm Inr Norlh- Tu.IrE night from n hrr- Hn n. two Noe.H ,o hc.ca.- ..n
 w. IT m.H..r. Che pioneer AIn.- lam who m. nru....0l o' Warm r .. m town on hu.rc M H. uH H.Hnmnar.oI by Andre. Borg and Andrew Ne.Io o.e.. ID. n. nu nrm ot Win. n..H. returned Ir.e ucaN " .. extended r..I .n Che ...t.. IT. . .r.r ..ar two man'H. Mrs. T. e. Good. an. daughter M.H " 0| H. fore par. o. One won. s...". where tne latter .. - .. tor Irr wrfer . ... win remain 0u...lo uI'h  N U nH.. ... away on
 "H.' H.. Tor Cor. ... W. ". HH ..r HuHh.n. .. .... ... m.".. ..H ". I..... nI s.Heua. whore m....u.. Hr m. WH.I. .... arrived HU ..e I.Ha-
 ". and HHH nu.
 ...n. som. ..H.H. Nnr. ". -.UH north nr .'t . M.U|. neH.
 . rn.. and family Hrr i'm
 .. .... wed. Huf VII. ." |... Hr. H.N n.H. ~ "." they HH. 
 . r.. IT. M Policy return home eI.. nn 'Ho
 par. m. wool.
 ..-.
 H.. .H.r... Nr. wont. -..H.. un One H..... U.."I ..'.T n'nI-
 . .... 0u 'H. HH  H.H." .H. H. known ".n. r...r.. 0r .Ho t.H " -. .r.."... H 'H Che
 ". H.."r
 ... HH. HrH boon .a sa.
 .. returning nH .. Admiral HH.rr tu. H. " H.r.r and two | . . H... from extended .. ". m. HH.lr Nr
 . 0. .. .H..' table .r..
 .. |.me H.. boon con. bonn. |.. IHr
 ... Inn. H0.. '" ... .... .r.. m.rr.u. - representing .'. .."...H. Company rs
 " m. Interior ..H N.".
 .. m. aH..H
 
 . MT" II william. H... ... Hr
 " IT. "m.r MT Williams
 Princes. HHrH. Hr H. Hr VII.
 .. ... ur. Thurs
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SOCIAL NOTES

Hrlueen .E.r and seventy H.
 n|oyef ho hospitality oI Nm '. w Chu.ham and Nr w. IT. Io.eH nI m. uHmrr homo on |Ih and Hn. rr.. n.l Saturday a.ler- noon Tho nrr Wmeu at i'. r.me 0f hrla. which uH Inc form n. ar.r...nm.H. won. Nu "I..
 and Mss Nnr.ou.
 rn. hnu. um h.HH.uOU Uo. .taI vm autumn .us. and oul roae..
 nr T.m. WI...Hham .n. NI.. J. w. NeHo. r.r. . worry Hu.rI'n.e h-.I.r port. Iu . 'Hr.c number o. friend. uI Parish HaI on .H.. IHn. Irr afternoon Hu.. N0uUH'. '. .u.umn I..... H.Ih rod t0r0. Hr| .u. flower. m... .n attractive .o'. .r. room M N0Har. rmr'H Nr H N.Ie.u and Nu. J. v. n''.. carried home Ia. Hra.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
YUEoEs CHIEF EXECUTIVE

H.nr.0 r. Mackenzie. comm ou orr o. Nu.ou WaH n .ou.nnouud U
 .neo on Che Prince" Royal Thur U.r momnu he Hrru. received .
 summons Io appear ut Ottawa Ia connection WI.H llo administration 70. Yukon .Uau II. win mako a hurried trip am. eEn...H lo he homo
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
rrrER ueCI0sUY vERY I0W

|". m.H. "..H. -. '... M ....E.r 0H. n. .H. r. known '. m. .H.m.H H m" par. ". '." Territory. H.I r.-... .0 He.r .H.. h.
 gradually getting N0...r .H. .'.. n. hop. H .r..r..H.. ... his ...''.
 . Illness being cause. I'" .n..r n. tH. ..Hu..0 Sine. H.
 un from Mayo Hu...H . .." month. .... H0... r' hope WI" ... Ir him. H. H boon r...r ro. |.r ..I.. day un.. mol" ' r...HeI tHe .He. HHer. He can n0. .H. anything nor cam h. .... H... ....-.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
Carr R0IIY DAVIS s0UTB0uD

cnum HnTr u.r# father o' ..rn.r j. r n... 0. One m... 0H.. sI.h.... W.. H.. Wo.n... "0... m. Ahmed. ".. m rH-. M. Inn" boon operating r.uH... boa. -. ... west ward ... past 'u and
 or One a.r Tn 0. homo n Boiling. Hm. Wash. H. I.. Wn.or O'" .n u.... 0.... 0.0 mol. ." un n.r. HH "H.. H.r. n. ... ..- mn. having arrived from e
 .... whom Tn. I.m... WI" here.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
cHuEl H5TEI BURNED

|.. .H.rr. .." . r Urr One .."."
 . H"H.r and .el '.r. ".. H|.H HH I'm. rr.. 0..Hr1r. Tn. .m. ... .r report .HHt
 IT. building
 On. .. ""
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
IN FROM FOX RANCH

Mr. and MT. eHH.H wU'.. in town W"H..II. mrrn. from H.r fox rH.I 0. O...H.e0. .aHn0 The. ..m. tn .r m. H.u. OH.H0e'. mr. tender ... |0. e...n Brother" Tn. ranch |. u..0.I.. H being oH. .I .H. mos. I0.m"n. in ''. o''H- Try.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
Catholic Church

Eighteenth am0u| after |0n.. 0H0.. Holy Mas. and en0-H communion 70. .ae ..I... 70. Che A I0..0 HeU Mas. u. followed H. Hn.I...... 0. .0a H.0. ~. s..rm.U.
 u..... rHH.. ."'.
 No .r.... devotion" rI... HH...r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
MINSTREL SHOW NEXT

.... undertaken a H.-. m .HHH. n. .. H succeed m. benefit ol tH. IVY" IT. r... ..H- on 'Hn
 .H. ". .-.H. r're
 .." H'.....H.r. .'o. ."..... He..H H..rt H h. H| |r.He' for
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
FORMER TEEaDWELLrEs
 SETTLE w CALIFORNIA

..- .. N
 m. I.E..H H... . .n II. Glendale ... m from .0. AH H.... ... Dr. Irwin ....Hr ..r... H .. form
 Yves. |"
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BACK FROM VACATION

Father NH""."'... .''. nI m. r..r|a... Museum. returned nm .ne eHo..r. I0Hu nr.. From n IHr.. " r....H. ".. .' ssr. uHar. He report. having Inn. <. n..r.nI .u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
JOHNSON DUE TODAY

I."nH" n. .H. ."H"'H HrIH.r. Company IH. Tn ..uI. or tH. Admiral Watson .00lE H...r spending n month .r 5ol.... HH nn.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
EErrHELN - -

Deputy U. S Nnnha' Handy and umer Deputy Walter @. sharpe of KoIrh.Nn uor. heo lh.s Wcos .u ai. unlauo. u. thc dHIr.c, cour. n One
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
sIrKI non SPRINGS

EHt nr r. L GolauIa HmouH s1rHarIum uh.ro uero H every comfort Eatoa fl DOT day and mp Tho water. of .hr s.tsa Hot Spring. arc ufa.r.F.rr and he1'Ih.rro rr.n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
HEbC0CKs CHANGE
 OREGON RESIDENCE

A Io.lor from Nra II. r. Hcl0ooE formerly o. uoHa.a. .a.o. lhnt .hu h.te moved from Columbia CIlr Or .on and arc now residing at al Ho.un. m Che ,Um. .HIe.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
CHURCH NOTICES
-L--.-.- n-r--L

.N... ..... "...N. Mn-rn. worship nI II.00 o'clock. suu.e. "Ful Love Le.-' uH. .HooI aI i..I..
 snI.r .Hn0. .l IHme ul '.|'. Hunn .r.o. ut |.N0. eHn.0.. Tn. Story ol Ho Non.oman. WDHnrI.t evening mt h.On Ono .u.nr ..r..oo tor prayer and h.n.r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
rYrEWRIrER r0R sLIE

Remington Mo- 70 n good condI- uon Wu Fol at bargain in- WIro at ouIco of srolor'H Weekly.
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To the Voters of Alaska

E White candidate for Delegate to Congress from Alaska advocates and wlI if honored by you with election, stand for tho following Square Deal for everybody. More liberal homestead laws. Protection of Vested Interests Full Territorial form of Government. Encouragement and protection of Labor. Unlock Alaska and throw away Che key Liberal mining laws and encouragement to prospecors Construction of highways in an agricultural districts. More and better mail service throughout the Territory. Less petty politics in connection with Che Dolegatcship. Encouragement of capital develop GodEven resources Fish legislation that will protect and develop the indus try.
 Elimination of Masas gratest curse Bureaucratic gov cmmcnt
 Make Che Delegates office in Washington clearing house for reliable. frsthand information of Alaska. Government subsidies to private corporations, companies or individuals to operate fleets of steamers on the lower reaches of Che Yukon and tributaries, Kuskokwm and tributaries and other rivers where service is re- qured.
 Less government in business and more business in gov cumcnt
 Respectfully,
 B. J. ("sTROLLERD WHITE
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Holy Trinity Cathedral

eIu.. .rU...
 Holy Communion .."H Morning Hr.r.. and I|
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-24
MASS MEETING HELD TO
DISCUSS CITY IMPROVEMENTS

A mass meeting was held Wedncs-
day evening to discuss proposed city
improvement, the question of o bond
issue for the construction of city
hall and the~improving of the fire
lighting equipment being the sub
ject for consideration. The meet
ing was addressed by l.. A. Barley,
engineer for the inspection bureau of
fire underwriters and by julius
Pearce Of Denver. These men point
ed out ba what was necessary to be
done to get reduction in fire insur-
ance premiums. The city can make
saving for the property owners of
from SO 900 to $4,000 in insurance
premiums il proper equipment is in
stalled. The sentiment was in favor
of doing something that would bene-
fit, in financial way, the property
owners.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-24
CROWLEY COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION

Following is tho program of the
Crowley County Sunday School Con
vention which will bo held in the
Methodist church at Sugar City on
Monday and Tuesday. April 3 and A.
Monday Evening 7:3O
song service led by Mr.. Bollaeker.
devotional led by Rev. Cauffman.
S;OO-Address. Tho Future OF Sun
day School, Mrs. II. II. Shaw.
s:25-Special Music, Ordway Christ
ian church.
S:3O-Address. "The Sunday School
as an Investment" Rev. l.. /.
Hansen. Denver
OO-Adjournment.
Tuesday Morning
o:OO-Song service led by Rev.
Smith OF Ordway.
Devotional led by Rev. Center,
of Ordway.
O;2O-Appointmen of Committees
lo:3o-Report of Schools of County
lO:bO-Address Value of Monthly
Teachers Meetings. David
Thimgan.
! ll:O0-Special Music.
ll:lO-Address, ''The Price of Sun
day School Success. Rev. Hen
derson. Ordway.
ll:3O-Round Table Discussion.
OO-Adjournment.
Tuesday Afternoon
2:OO-Song service led by Mrs.
Bishop.
Devotional.
2:15-Address, Rev. Hughes, of
Crowley
2:4O-Special Music. Mrs. r. J..
Pendergrast. Ordway.
2:45-Outlook for Our County, by
Officers OF Sunday School Asso-
citation.
Announcement of State Con-
vention
3;3O-Simultaneou Divisional Con-
ferences:
/. Children's Division -. For
workers with children up to
2 years of age and interest
ed parents. Led by Mrs
Shaw.
2. For all other Sunday
school workers. Led by Rev.
l.. l. Hansen.
:OO-Adjournment.
Tuesday Evening
7:"O-Song service and devotional,
Evangelical church, Ordway.
7:5O-lnstallation OF Officers.
S:OO-Address, Rev. Hartmann of
Ordway.
S:2O-Special Music. Olney Springs.
S;3O-Address. The Church and Her
Children" Mrs. Shaw.
Adjournment.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-24
Camp Fire Girls
Have st. Patrick Party

The first division of the Camp Fire
girls entertained at st. Patrick
party Friday evening at the Foley
Hotel. st. Patrick's colors were at
tractively used in the decorations.
favora and refreshments
Miss Elizabeth Morning. Camp Fire
Guardian. Miss Marjorie Robinson
and Mrs. ID. J. Mooney chaperoned
the party and the guest list included
the following: Misses Ethel Mast.
Nita Worker, Eleanor Steen, Pauline
Mooney, Edwarda Davis. Florence
Sears, Katherine Burris. Esther Sy-
pher. Florence Fuller. Gwendolyn
Bone. Rita Hoffman, Velma Groth
and Minerva Baker, of Rocky Ford.
Messrs. Ray Waugh. Edgar Esicar.
Robert Lorimer. Nell Mast, Joe Day.
Ward Long. Marion Grove, Robert
Hankins. Paul Rohl, Joy Enyart,
Raymond Long. Ray Coulter. Jack
Mast. William Bond. William Bradley
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-24
OLNEY SPRINGS BRIEFS

o. Il. Comstock is having the old
buildings removed from his home
yard with the expectation of replac-
ing with new graneries.
Victor Ericsson has been i'll at his
home all week. John Reid is carry
ing the mail on Route / this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A l.. Butcher went
to Pueblo Thursday where Mr.. Butch
er Will be operated on for appendi-
citis
b. r. Rutherford is moving his
| family from Ordway to Olney
Springs this week. They will occupy
the Carl Norton house opposite the A.
A. Ladd home.
Thos. Estes, cashier of the bank,
was i'll of influenza the later part of
last week. Mrs. Estes is at home
this week, but both are recovering
nicely.
Mrs. Roberts. Misses Carpenter and
Ambrose motored to Fowler, Monday
evening to arrange for an exhibit of
pictures to be held in the school
house soon. Our boys were cordially
lIlNlleu 10 ultenu an alnlellc meet III
Fowler this spring.
Ray Shaffer returned from Long
Beach, where he spent the winter,
Tuesday evening. He will be in
Olney Springs about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. d. Nichols and
son, of Pueblo. motored to Olney
Monday to make preparations to
move into the Newton house soon.
They returned to Pueblo MONDAY
evening accompanied by Col. New
Ion, who had been in Olney over the
weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Scarffe and
small son motored to Salida Thursday
to spend day with Mrs. Scarffe's
mother before going on to Montrose
where they will conduct q two weeks
revival assisting Rev. Ritchum.
Mrs Edna r. A. Ramsey and
daughter and two friends. from Can
on City. visited Mrs. r. E. McKeeby
and Miss Voorhees, Tuesday afternoon
at the Nifty Shop.
The registration board sat Tues
day night with 131 electors on the
registration books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodburn left Sum
day morning for their home in Sterl-
Clatworthy home.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-24
MARTIN BRENAMAN DIES AT
SOLDIERS HOME, MONTE VISTA

Martin Brenaman. for years n res
ident of this city. died on Sunday
morning. March 10. at the Soldiers
Home at Monte Vista. He had been
there for the past three years. The
funeral services were conducted on
Monday afternoon and interment was
made in the Home cemetery.
Mr.. Brenaman was q brother of
Judge A. M. Brenaman of this city.
He was q veteran of tho Civil war.
and enlisted in the service when he
was less than II years of age. He
was almost II years old at his death