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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23

aTc forced 60 DC u public viii
immediately pull their veil acru,.
their face on approach OF q man.
II IS really a hard lie for those
women who see nothing hut iour
walls and can never gl out.
Their monotony !, broken only
when our Bible women gp To yis
II aud teach them Christianity
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23

five months old baby. May the
heavenly father who said suffer
the little children To come unto
me. comfort them in this sad
hour. A precious one from us
Is gone. a voice we loved Is still /;
Z place i vacant in our home
which never can be filled"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23

90 1--we cent .t9mp 10 reach rs
here ON the other side ~ the
world from YOU. Home news
means "a lut tu us hctcl
With best wishes ior Your
community. Your church and
Your homes, I am
Your former minister,
GABRIEL 4, HANKS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23

The Wilmore News says DIR.
and Mrs. Beecher Adams are Wis
itmg relatives and friends in Cow
ington.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
HUNTERS FINED
IN BLOOMFIELD

MONTPELIER, Nov. 10.-L.
C. Rich of Canaan has reported
to the state fish and game COM
missioner three arrests and
convictions, all in the town of
Bloomfield. Charles w. Scott
of Bloomfield was arrested No
vember 9Th for hunting with
out a license and fined So and
costs of $4.85 before Bates c.
Stover in Bloomfield. Arthur
King of North Stratford, N. H.
was arrested. the same day and
fined 500 and costs for killing
a deer and taking it out of the
State without reporting. He
had a license which will be re-
voked. William King of North
Stratford, N. H., was arrested
the same day for shooting a
partridge out of season and
fined S25 and costs of S4.85 be-
fore the same official. He had a
license, which will be revoked.
G. C. Scott assisted in all three
arrests.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
Two LINEMEN
ARE INJURED

Last Friday forenoon, while
working in Derby at his occu-
patton as lineman for the Clyde
River Power Co., Edward Co.
omer of this town fell to the
ground from the pole on which
he was working, a distance of
some so feet. He was carried
unconscious to a neighboring
house where a medical eXami-
nation was performed. 1t was
feared at first that he had sus-
tained broken bones, or inter-
nal injuries, but beyond a very
severe shaking up, which will
render him unable to work for
sometime, he was not injured
His escape from instant death
or from severe injuries, is little
short of miraculous.
On the same day, Will Hay
wood, aother lineman, work
ing with Mr.. Coomer, was in
jured quite severly with wire
grips in an effort to save him
self from falling. He will re-
cover.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
Island Pond Business Men Meet

At a meeting Of the Island
Pond Business Mems Associa-
tion, Nov. 8, the matter of the
cutting down of the flag pole
rope, ESTIMATED cost of $25 to
replace) on Halloween of this
year, the destruction of pro-
perty at various times was dis
cussed and the following reso-
luton was adopted:
RESOLVED, that the Island
Pond Business Mems Associa-
tlon go on record as being
strongly opposed to the lawless
spirit so prevalent in our town
on Halloween. Further, we
request the Selectmen to take
proper means to protect our
community in this matter in the
future.
(Signed) A. w. Bosworth,
A. Stott,
B. L. Chase,
Committee.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
WHAT'S GOING ON IN
THE VARIOUS Y. M. G. A.
DEPARTMENTS

General Secretary Merritt
received the following letter
from international Headquar-
ters regarding the Membership
Campaign Week.
sc Adelaide Street East,
Toronto,
November 8, 1922.
Mr.. A. E. Merritt,
Railroad Y. M. c. A.,
Island Pond, Vt.
My dear Allan:
You did remarkably well
in the membership campaign
considering the circumstances.
l doubt if any Association on
the Grand Trunk took in more
cash than you did.
With kind regards and eX-
pecting to see you at Atlantic
City, am,
Yours very sincerely,
J. M. Dudley.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
TO Observe
WEEK OF PRAYER
UNIVERSAL CALL TO
PRAYER OBSERVED BY THE
Y. M. c. A. and CHURCHES

The week of Prayer Pro-
gram for all Protestant Church
es is in the hands of Chairman
L. B. Jones. Special sermons
were preached on the value OF
prayer in a mans life on Sun
day, followed by distribution of
daily meditation topics or the
week.
Several prayer services will
be held during the special week
for the success of the program
of world betterment.
On Thursday evening at 7.3O
a union service will be held at
the Y. M. C. A. Special music
with an outline of Y. M. c. A.
advancement will be chief fea-
lures. November 10th will be
Universal Day of Prayer.
Thursday Nights Program:
Mass Singing, Conducted by
Mrs. A. D. jenkins.
Choir Singing,
The Episcopal Church.
Prayer,
The Rev. A. A. Mandigo.
Choir Singing,
The Congregational Church.
Scripture Reading, st. Johns
Gospel, Chap. IT,
The Rev. Norman H. Snow.
Special Music
Address,-The Y. M. c. A. Ad-
vancement,
H. w. Winslow.
Mass Singing Conducted by
Mrs. A. D. Jenkins.
Benediction,
The Rev. B. L. Chase.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
Twelve Disappointed Hunters

Twelve disappointed hunters
in one party, should help to
cheer the many others who
have also been disappointed
about securing any game, eX-
cept rabbits, of which there was
plenty. The
The following list gives the
occupations of these twelve
good men and true, "who fail
ed to bring home a deer, after
sojourning in the woods a
week. One physician, cook,
tailor, blacksmith, electrician,
barber, car-knocker, two brake
men, two custom men, bonding
clerk, elocutionist, factory manager
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16

General Secretary A. E. Mer-
ritt is in Atlantic City this week
attending the 41st Internation-
al Convention of the Y. M. C. A
The date of the Convention is
Nov. 12-19 inclusive. This is a
Convention of laymen by lay
men for men and boys.
There are many questions to be
brought before this Convention
and it promises to be the most
important of any yet held.
There will be Exhibits, Sec
tional Conferences, Music and
Group Meetings as special fea-
lures. The Convention leaders
embrace such men as DR.. R. E.
Speer, New York City; Rev
Ashley Jones of Atlanta; D. A
Davis of Geneva; Rev. Harry
Emerson Fosdick of New York
City, Robert P. Wilder, New
York City; and Bishop Mellow
ell of Washington.
Regular Board Meeting WA
held on Tuesday last.
A number of volunteer lead
ers are lining up for Service
and certainly much extra worl
is being accomplished.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16

weekly for each group by
Messrs. Ladd, Cushion, Tracy,
Norcross, Flood and Goodman.
Good progress has been made
in Scouting. Work has been
begun on the skating rink, and
Committees are working with
enthusiasm on the program.
The Advisory. Social Reli-
gious and Physical Committees
have met several times in the
last two weeks and have repor-
ted progress Several Speakers
have been secured for the High
School, Four troops of Scouts
organized and several hikes
and tournament games held.
B. w. Clark, H. B. Rankin,
and A w J Benn have adj
dressed the boys on Scouting.
Pictures, books, magazines,
furniture and money have been
dOnaCeQ Dy parents Tor the use
of the, boys.
Memberships from men who
have not yet signed up are wan
ted chiefly to finance the boys
work.
Anyone is invited and wei
coined to visit the rooms.
The daily good turn" is ;
much used feature of the work
w T Abel Co. Agriculture
Agent ard M R Bacon Co. Clul
Agent will visit the schools un
der the direction of the Educa
tional Committee some time dl
] ring the week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
Friends of Maurice Smith
Present Him a Sunshine Bag

Last Friday evening about
sixty friends gathered at the
home of Maurice Smith, and
presented him with a large sun
shine bag, containing such
dainties as chocolates, fruit, ci-
gars and cigarettes and other
numerous articles.
The evening was pleasantly
spent in cards and music after
which refreshments were serv-
ed, and at a late hour all de-
parted, wishing Maurice many
a sunshiny day and a speedy re-
covery.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
Card of Thanks

l wish to express my sincere
appreciation to those who so
kindly donated the plentiful
supply of groceries, which I re-
ceived Saturday, November H..
Mrs. Charles Nolan.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
News from the Boys Division

The rooms are filled each
day in the Boys Division with
fellows playing ping pong, pool
checkers, dominoes, small
games, boxing, wrestling, etc.
Regular meetings are held
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-11-16
Card of Thanks

l wish to thank my friends
who so pleasantly surprised me
last Friday night with sunshine
bag and sum of money.
Maurice Smith
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
PICNIC WEATHER
 5 APPRECIATED

TrrI. h... hoIlaN many n.un.. who aro .....I ueI down by hu.r.. .u. aIr.nue. o. lne e'or ..r u..u and MoI themselves .. m. mu. u. ln.. ul.n" i'm nm.l.. hU. m HIH.. oun hes n.r.cs.I in H. ou.. and took m urhau
 H.ru N.u... one o. .he Go.d-
 .n deUt..mor re n.a annual muu. and n.u. Io . nr.r ol id ... I.... uH... U..HIIIu. .n. u. enjoyed Mr. H.u. for r..r I been H. n picnic party 0r Mn. .. Inn. ..Iom has Che .....- boon .. ..uan.. n. |. Waa |u.0.
 N. ... N. H..... r n.tIH .hc former U.H. ..o o. H. Go.d..c.n u.. HI.| a picnic party taa. wont T. In. Salmon Creek dam and .u. u. m. part. H.. ... noun .r. .I..... "u. .". H..H were
 I U dam and n 0na ,mc u had b. aU Che r.rU 70 m
 number.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
WUG IMPROVING U
 SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA

U.Hu. Murphy arrived .r Im..u .. n. I..m.Ir after har
 re covered IH. Southwestern Alas. ... r m. n..-.I n. his com
 rr n. stated In business i'm ..I .H'r good m .Hr towns
 ... visited .rI .m. .Ho mining industry 0.euuu. |" Improve. ".. N.m..... O.". Corporation.
 .H.... 0" "o
 . III. worry "".'m I. .... I.. .U... u." IH'n .. m. ""." ..m. m m. vicinity m. "0... I0.. group .Ho ar.." .." M. U... .".I .He Groom ...n.-. Inn. n. uH ..'H..O'. .... IT. H.... Io.. hr '. .. r.. ."H Inn. boon done .. m. H." ...H.... .H determine ."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
 ASKED FOR C0RD0YA

Tho grand jury sitting at Val- doz. handed 'n its lnal report a few days ago for tho May term of court. r had only small amount of bus Inon to report There were only aIr cascs submitted to tho jury. Four truo bills and two not true bills woro returned
 Tho jury recommended Chat a9 C0rdoya is tho outlet for tho entire Copper River valley ao far aa law enforcement is concerned and that much umo and expense could be ayod If thoro was stationed at that place on assistant .. 8. attorney.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
LIVELY DEMAND FOR
 CITIZENSHIP PAPERS

U & BrraW sr. a.H'ln. cicrk of Che court received word from Ju- uo.u ou thIa mouIusa boat that no fu. application citizenship papers would he forthcoming for month or .z wec.e. n. they have fo como
 from Washington when tho c0m- mi ion published Its recent orlcr aI- lowing tno employment of only American ailanr tlorc was rush ou Mr. BueaWa cigar .foro for frt papor and h.a supply of twonIy-lvo paDon wa. quickly oNhaHa.od Since thn ho ha. had no applicants To moo. Che emergency ho has Issued af- udauH Go thcao men showing that ,hoy have declared their Intentions and win have .he.r papers when they arrive The commission Ia employing men holding Chose anIdaV.la--Au- ehoraeo TIme
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
SOCIAL NOTES

Mn oror.. Wm m. Hu. Elmer Hr0nl ve hr.l.e party on 'a.t surl.. afternoon .I III. home o. .He umU- M H0H.I. carried oT U.I n.. and Mrs. s.0l.H. H..0u0.
 M Marian M.H-I. entertained n numhe. %. h.eH ..H0.. IuonaH .' dinner ..l Saturday, .H..r Ono party adjourned o Che Nu" and bud n tow I.U.e
 N Im0 CHHHo. and Nw Tnou N..nm..I entertained with
 huI.. part. .. la. Hom. oI Che .arm.. tn Dough-" on Hhu0Hr a..ar. noon m. u.'. H... mostly from mm. M Geo. I..uou won 0r. .. MH H0.... .oHI and N. I......
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
PERSONALS

NH C p John. and hr.. chile lrn IoIt on .lo Queen ...rd0y for s.a.Ie Waer. n.. win UH.l the Iomo-a HarmH Mn and Mira Geo. r snoH for tho mex. two monIH.
 N Connie MuUu Ie.. for her homo In Seattle ro.Ie.IHr hu. win ro.wn .o tu.a n August going ia Fa.rHan... WH0r. .H. win b. 0n- nIoycl n lhe .hooH during .ho noN, torm.
 H IT. Murphy nUnr ,He uunont Powder Company arrived from Che westward on .n. hm.I. Monday mrI. and win nc Herr In h. nle.o.H oI hi. company Tor tow i.I Mr. Murphy was located u Juneau muI lhe uunou. people turned Che 'o.a Hr.uc. oF.r .n no Juneau UariuHr. Company
 Nr ani Nr umr Hoin re.mn- UI on lle E.e0e.h Wednesday from u ..reI Iar a.ar al H.ue whore Mr. Eolen Is Interested u n n.h and ruI. ouew
 Captain AH Hw. 70. T.na.ee vas m town .h.. week on hu.uoa. Ic.s. ue tor n. hom. 0..orlaI Captain uut travels by his own boH.
 Joe T Ra.a formerly proprietor nI thc Arcade C... win Iute for saeur ou lIe EI.h..l m her ucll trip ou h.H way Io nnWnu vhorc ho .r Interested .u some n'oeer mn.u. claims IT. eNpo.. lo ha .Way from Juneau for u year Mw Rants win accompany h. husband on tao trip
 w. B kr. of i.c UuIu Nau1 Drug co. Is expected To ro.uw 'o Imou in rh0u. Iw dnE.
 w. J. Benson proprietor O. One suale Hotel hn. booked ua .ee oH he next soulhoowl trip oI One Northwestern Ho win r..l his family u Tacoma and expect. lo ro- turn to Juneau auoul Che l O. IuIr
 w. II N.rott h.. accepted a poo
 Iou WtI thc U. s Hwo.u ol FIHh- .r.. .rorm guard
 I M HeI nm employee of iHo hu. ra.u of r.ahcr.e. who arrived .n Iu. U..u tow IaE ago. Ie.t ou th. a o0.h for st.n where he win ho stationed during Che summer
 Miss Emma pueIe who has boon lca0H.ue a.uco Ias. Hu a. Ia.oucac arrived home on .he Alameda and win n.uI her vacation hor. She has boon urged to r.urn .o IaloucHe for another term and win likely do
 Mayor H F. Robertson and IT, L FmHe. both ra. away m tHe ouO.r yesterday for ke.ouNn uhu. h.r u.ro .0II.I ou Iaea' hua ue.. They win ro.Wn ar.r ueNt roeE
 Mr. and Mr. J. E. Iaua win leave ou me rHreoH Louise Nou." morning for m. oarde returning m .m. .o H.o mp lH..r Uu." principal and Io.aHor m Che public .Hro. aHH'r In September
 William Fro.1un eamo u from oH..H..o. Che Ior. par. O. ,he He.. and vaa passenger on m. aunrr
 yesterday for N...H..Hu.
 N N.m|. Hahn nn1r.n n..I girl and u. 70. .He mos. o. .amu..HcI musicians Tn AHw H He-. an .Ho.. vacation from h0.- .Umu. where aho H employed H. piano player tn oH. o. One hm.ro
 Brian Um'.nI I... on IHe Qu.on .n roule to N.IIorI Oregon where he win rH. am m.'. during che Fa- .ruon.
 Mr l.. N UarH.n WH. s.H.IU passenger or .H. gua.n yesterday flor husband and son. Richard ac- .omun..I h0r n. r n. Wrm..|
 Ed NcNuuou |. Hor. from One in. f.r.or ou . r...l .o HIH brother Iom nj. HrHI visit to lI. cons. in u mum. Dor n. r..U n. oln0.H .o continue .o Che uuU.d. Inter-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
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UNITED sI'|.H LAND OPTIC. In.... ..... May NOTICE Ie mEEuT GIVEN .HH. n. rH..U... |...".H . ... .um.... .H. ..r.... "'''. m uH... M .0m. . .H.. n Mn. I..- tor "uIH 0m0. ...-. mad. '"H..H. . .".n. a.. ".... NO .....| .. ... .U. w ". U. .....r. H...Hr Iru Canal. Tor. Hr. n. I....' ." ...H.. " . "...U.. ... "" .... particularly describe. .'. rmm...H. .. .nru0. Nn. m. Inn. "... H..... .sI" NH . .|.h . u H N ... cha. "". .". chs . N. ...... ". I... N. ..."..
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
rrrr Church
nla and Gold Streets.


 "." r....
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 E." o'clock H m. ronm... ... r. ..u n.n... .. ... ".
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
NEW EXCITEMENT IN
 OLD LINING DISTRICT

Seattle Recalling tho Nond.ho daw sroamH Of aged minors are Hooking to Cedar creek n Che Car.- bon d.str.c. eaa. Of Vancouver B. C.. where a gold a.r.ko is reported Ace c0rdIng .o Richard Mcleod. n Nln- c0uvor minor millions in gold were nken from .ha dis.rIct some sixty yeaH ago. hut tlo vein was lost until last summer
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
OLDTnER ON VISIT

George TT Ford who worked on the construction or Che White pa# uI'roai 2f yolu ago and Inter for
 .ron years at TraalWeu was I'm Ju- u.IU for several days previous .o last srudag morning when Inc #.Icd for H homo ou Ihc Admiral Watson MT Ford is most entertaining aI.or and haa rich fund Of oar.y- day experience which Ho dc..FhH Io r.I.fe
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
rRmgEss L0UIsE DEIAYED

Tho rrnce L0l.so win not ar- Hrc In Iunau unul late tonight or clrir tomorrow morning She lolt Kc.chIsan .h.a morning at o'clock n .a believed tnat Ono hc1vy freight shipment lo interior no.ua cnuscl Che Louise lo he delayed In sailing from Vancouver
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
RIa cEIcKEr sHIPMENT

A shipment Of seven hundred live chickens arrived from che 0uadc on lho Iu. uuIu. consigned Co Ma- lone E uuuH Tho shipment or.e- na.N numbered f20O. bul several hundred Were sold along Che roal. There arc laying hons and outlets tn IIe I1f Neuuua NeW.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
Ct-.r s.r,e Church

n ... church o" on. ~ or I.H.... o" Eur M H.."." Main .n. .-. s-.... ... .... 5.r.. H. H.. . "-r . .
 srI. -. I-fH
 Hunr..I u.re
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
MOOSE PICNIC JUNE IS

m. HHH .
 u..a.. |..-. ..I H.h0.I ou Che I..H .. 1T. u...H. month. IIH nn H.r.r. .." r..H.. ' ....... .. ... "... N..H" ..I.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
TERRITORIAL BOARD
 TO MEET TUESDAY

|.. Territorial HH.II ..mH n. e....... H.H. Surveyor 0... E.r T..e and r.nIoHH. Ir. H.H W e smI. win have me..- i'm. u r.e n... IHr .HN.rH"'
 .r mnUu- 'HO.o.. for ... nr.... n. considering mum. U.-H. matter Tn connection W..' Tor. H..u.I ..a.r. which TIT. Iom.HI.H" intention.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03

Christian saenco Reading Room . Room !. N.Ions Block onon daily. rroea. snlaH and ho.Ii.Ia from e..0 uo and to D. mn. N.In.lar woa.nea rom to
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
NO MEETING LAST NIGHT

WnH. a.. u..nt WH Che .mo tor . regular mc.Hur oI .He c.t. eoun- .I none N. hold oWn. .. ..c .'
 n.. from IT. city o. Mayo. Robe
 probable . meeting vim
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
- aaLDs-EM IlNN H0lH

H.. ..r. H.|...r o Hr ro. covered from ... operation recently .rH.re... n. . ..- .e VII. .h.0 I'D .." nm ..... nm.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
rIKs. .RIa BnL nANcE

Tho local EIH win give a "BIe BlI" dance Che night of Tuesday, Che flth. to celebrate Ono opening of Che tourist .lsou.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
rvHGEuy AREA
 s BEING FENCED

H. nm. ....... n0r .. IT. m. ....r..". ... and .a.,H 0. r Admin" I.H. Oo.. WHe. l" ..... N Tn. N.... Steamship Con. pam. 0.". .u... ".' N ... ". ".... WI. add much '" m. ... .. I... ......H 0. Inc VII.
 .. .n. .... from .I. public
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03

W MH.. O Inn. "..H . nn. um tn Che oU.. %. .He c w.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
CHURCH NOTICES
Prcsb euan Church Er G C nutoI

Presbyterian Church
 Rer G C nrreel Hn.r rrr n. a.I5
 sunI.. .... M Ttrn. '.I.. nonn. u0..H.n aI fI.00. Sub. .... r.. s..Ho or .He Url ..n tr. Heaven ]. Makes.
 Hrernr worship r. E... Sub. ..t T.. 0.H True ouuc. o. .ar
 Prayer r.. and H.N.e study m .n. n.n.. or Wednesday evening al s.'
 cHrn Day .ser neN Sum
 wtoi Church Notes sur... n.nU. worship .. II .s.L Trr W.... o. Gratitude. sn.r.I n... oUI # rrr. n N. w. n E.ue.r .H. N-. IT r ur.. ...0u".u... b. Mn. I L nU
 srr... ..... -. .-.'. ... good r.... 0 U..H.. Y" .. som. ron. .oH......r. "...
 Junior I...". -. o'clock.
 Ernm.E ....H. -. o'clock. ... rr ro. H... Hn .H I. Important ro-. r...... God e... h..u.H spring days.
 rrr worship sHn.... "A T....0r. H.H..... Don m m. ...n."H.. r. w.r...r .. m...... HH.u study followed h. m. .....r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03

ratas s.ra.. Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as well as to rem ovate old pieces.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-19
WILD IRISH ROSE NOW BEING FILMED
 AT VIIAGRAPH PLANT
sY JAMEsM. DEAN

NEW YORK, March 1S-'My Wild Irish Rose is now being filmed by Vitagraph. That seems a smart move. No other country at present enjoys more publicity than Ireland. Hook ing up a pnotoplay with current events most discussed should prove a popular thing.
 The picture is adapted fropl The Shaugraun, the stage success Of Dion Boucicault, and Chauncy Olcotts song, My Wild Irish Rose
 "The sbaugraun" was first played on the stage at the DrJry Lane Thea ter, in London, in 1875. It has since become a stock company favorite. Colleen Bawn' and "Jeanie Deans are two othe plays written by Bouci- cault, who used to play leading parts in his drams.
 Chauncey Olcott's song easily finds a place in the ten most popular bal. lads of the the past five decades. Sweet Rosie O'Grady," Perfect Day and Silver Threads Among the Gold are probably tine only ones more pop ular.
 Pat O'Malley land Pauline Starke head the cast of the new film. Lit tie Richard Daniels, who has more freckles on his nose alone than Wes ley Barry has on his entire counte sance, will also hive a featured role If you saw this kid in "The Little Minister" - the version starrig Alice Calhoun-you'l not dispute my state. ment about freckles.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-19
"See My Lawyer" Will De Feature At Eagle, Friday

Critics who have seen See My Lawyer" the new Robertson-Cole super-special release, starring T. Roy Barnes, have expressed themselves as being convinced that the famous comedian never appeared to better advantage. The pictsre was adapted to the screen by w. Scott Darling from the original play by Max Mar cin. As play, See My Lawyer" was presented in New York, with T. Roy Barnes in the leading role, and SCOT ed hit.
 Briefly, the story tells of two yonng men who are hoaxed by an inventor who declares he has formula for making artificial rubber. After the two have advertised extensively the stock of the newly formed artificial rubber company, they discover the fake. It is decided that the more ac- tive of the two sham insanity in or der to evade a jail sentence. T. Roy Barnes is the fellow who ''goes in- sane" You will have to see the fun ny situations that arise to appreciate them.
 See My Lawyer" opens at the Eagle theatre Friday and, Saturday and Central theatre next Sunday.