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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
SAYS AMERICAN
HISTORY M U ST
Be STUDIED NOW
Prominent British Auth o r
Makes an Appeal for
Study by Englishmen.

LONDON, March 31.-An appeal
for deeper and more. systematic study
in England OF American history and
institutions has been made by DR..
George Peabody of Gooch, a prom
inert political author, before the So
ciety of Experiment and Research in
Education at the University College
here.
One reason for the appalling ne
elect on this side of American his
tory was, he thought, ''the deep and
ineradicable conviction that Ameri-
can history was dull"
people here have "a sort Of idea,
he went on, that when America be-
came independent she didn't concern
us any more, and to this day we
know more about the American col
onial period than about the period
elf independence"
American literature, DR.. Gooch con
Hinued, has been carefully studied
here, but there were extraordinarily
few books by English writer's on
American history and institutions.
winnie giving uue PRAISE W ulC "Nt No
Of Lord Bryce, Sir George Treveiyan
and Lecky, he had come to the CON
clusion he SAID that English people
enly read American historians when
they were not writing about their
own country.
Professor Harold Laski, OF London
University, advocated reforms in the
teaching methods at oxford and Cam
Bridge, contrasting the American sys-
TEN with the English much in favor
OF the former because, he SAID, 1t
left something to the Students I'M
agination and stimulated his creative
genius.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
WHO'S WHO
AND WHERE

Mrs. j. G. Bu2by wife of a we'll
lion, passed through Juneau on the
Victoria on her way to the States on
a visit
X T. Sparks, connected with the
Bureau CT Mines, a placer mining ex-
pert who has recently been in the
Fairbanks country. is a passenger
Cor the States on the steamer Vic?
toria.
C. w. Ketohum and wife, of An
chorage, are aboard the Victoria for
the States to locate permanently.
ID. S. Rae, Willow Creek mine oper-
ator, accompanied by Mrs. Rae, is
a passenger south on the Victoria on
pleasure and business trip.
Mrs. Scott c. Bone and Mrs. Karl
Theile are passengers to Seattle on
the Victoria Mrs Bone will meet
Governor Bone in Seattle and re-
turn north with him. and Mrs. Theile
will remain in Seattle several weeks
visiting her parents.
u. ID. NfICCt, u uLslH' AVib O4i
he Victoria for Ketchikan.
Charles F'inscl wife and son, are
passengers on the Victoria for ketch-
kan, where he will engage in bust
ness
Mrs. A B. McNutt left on the Vic
toria last night for Kctchikan on a
visit.
William Short. proprietor of the
Circle City Hotel, loft for Ketchikan
IN the Victoria on business trip,
also t. attend the Grand 1gloo of The
Pioneers.
DR. S. Hall Young is a passenger
on the Victoria for ketchikan TO at
tend the Pioneers Grand Igl0o and
the meeting of the Prcsbytery to be
held at Metlakatla next week.
]. W. Quicker, A. A. Humfrey, II.
L. Norris and w. G. Irish. travelling
men, returned from tde Westward on
the Victoria yesterday afternoon.
p. E. Thelin, motion picture man
OF the Interior, passed through Jul
neau on the Victoria en- route TO
Ketchikan on a business and pleasure
trim
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
COUNTY FAIR" AT
PALACE LAST TIME

Maurice Tourneurs 1.-THE County
Fair" is announced for the last time
tonight at the Palaee. The story is
taken from the play in which Neil
Burgess starred all over the country
FOR many seasons. 1t is one of those
studies of rural American life which
are chuck full of heart interest
quaint lnumor and all the excitement
Incident to a day at county fair.
Fay Tincher in a comedy has a
pleasing role in good laugh maker
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
CHEVROLET TRUCK is
SOLD TO GOLDSTElN

The Alaska Auto & Supply Com
pany announces that it yesterday sold
20 Goldsteins Emporium a three-quar-
ter ton Chevrolet truck for its de
livery branch. The truck has been
talegrlphed for ard is expected to ar
rive in short time 1t will be paint.
cd cream color and will be one
elf the handsomest in Juneau. accord
ing to those who have seen trucks
of its type.
This is the first Chevrolet sale that
has been made in Juneau since the
establishment of the agency here
Olson & Meherin, who have the Al
aska agency for the Chevrolet cars
have established an agency at ketch
kan, where L. S. Ferris will repre-
sert the company. Their first local
agency was established at Juneau
with the Alaska Auto & Supply Com
,any the agents. II is the purpose
10 establish agencies at Cordova, An
chonage. Fairbanks and other towns
# the Westward and Interior.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
GIRL OF My HEART"
STARS SHIRI EY MASON

In one of those firlish roles she
enacts so cleverly--this time name.
les child forced to flee from a cruel
guardian because of constant abuse
Shirley Mason is coming in hel
latest Fox production, Girl of Ny
Hears" which opens at the Palace
Thsl.er tomorrow matinee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31

thrilling production. Passions Play
ground" at the Coliseum Theater.
The scenes are laid in Scotland and
then around the famous Monte Carlo
Passions Playground is said TO be
one of the big features of the screen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
GOING TO MAYO

J. J. Hurley, old-timer of the Cook
Inlet, arrived on the Victoria yes
terday afternoon with his wife and
three children from Anchorage en-
route to the Mayo district. Hurley
bought five horses with him and
Will leave for Skagway on the Jef-
ferson. He VIII engage in the freight
ing business in the Mayo section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
TOM MOORE RUNS FOR
MAYOR IN NEW Pl AY

Tom Moore. famous Goldwyn star,
was elected by an overwhelming ma
iority to the office of Mayor OF the
town of Hardiston. in the latest Gold
wyn picture. THE Great Accident,
which comes to the Palace Theater
opening at the Sunday matinee.
AS Wint Chase, Jr.. the good-nat-
ured, energetic son of Chase, ST., who
was in hopes of winning the mayor
ality election, Tom Moore will more
than ever delight you with his abil-
ity TO interpret the role which is so
adapted to his winning personality.
Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal
juneau Transfer Co. Phone as. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
HARDY LANDS PRISONER

Deruty L. S. Mar5llall N. 0. Hardy,
who took a prisoner to Seward, land
ed his man behind the bars safely
and returned ON ihe Victoria yester-
lay afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
RICH SILVER ORE STRUCK

George Naskedoff recently arrived
1t Dawson from Mayo with the news
hat the Bradley properties there are
.urning out silver ore that runs as
high as 5000 ounces Of silver to the
on He says the Mayo stores are
unning short of supplies. He also
said that people Of the town of Mayo
are devotng good deal of time to
cutting and fre:ghting wood over the
now for summer use, and in building
and improving cabins
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
Attractions
at Theatres
ATTRACTIONS ToNICHT

ISEUM-Vaudevile and concert
by Gun Club.
PALACE-"The County Fair"
COMING ATTRACTIONS
ISEUM-katherne Macdonald in
Passions Playground"
PALACE-ShirIey Mason in "The Girl
of Ny Heart"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
SATURDAY MATINEEs

COLISEUM-WalIa Reid in whats
Your Hurry" and episode of "The
Whirlwind."
oAlACE-Shiriey Mason in 1.-The
Girl of Ny Heart"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31

Transfer work. ."oal, kindiins. L..
VI. Ritter. Phone 292. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31
KATHERINE MACDONALD AT
COLISEUM SATURDAY NIGHT

For one night only. tomorrow, Kath-
crime Macdonald will be seen in that
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31

Business men ana women always
consult the ads when they need
help.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-31

For engraved or printed calling
ards see The Empire. Phone 374
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18

Inc score NJ w" u OF the ufst
half stood IS TO Is In favor OF Friend
and al the end OF the second half
20 to Is also In favor OF Friend. max
Ing a total score OF i5 to 81 against
Junior high.
Willie Kirkland was sent In ia
replace Curtis 0rrell when the lat
ter's nose was mashed with O
Friendly" elbow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18
Permanent Records comuIeted.

The vision Of having each student,
grades for his entire work at Junior
high placed on an individual record
card and filed in the office has al
last become a reality.
Heretofore the records have beer
kept by sponsor sections but not or
the individual record cards. The lat.
ter system is much more convenient
for references.
Miss Trout Assumes Regular Work
at j. n. S.
Miss Katherine Trout, art super.
visor in the Chickasha public schools
during the first semester, will give
all Of her time to regular academic
work in ]. H. S. during the second
semester, having charge of OBJ
sponsor section in room 10. Miss
Trout holds a degree from C. |. A..
Denton, Texas.
Double recitations in OBJ and
9B-2 English, n Study Hall and one
penmanship class will make up Miss
Trout's schedule. By having double
~recitations in both English and
algebra for the 9B classes during the
second semester, these pupils are
enabled to make two whole credits
in the two required subjects.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18
Coal Theft Cases
Filed In Justice
Grigsby's Court

"a
Charged with stealing coal, three
negroes, giving their names as
Frank Davis, Chas. Jones and oscar
Hawkins, were arrested and placed
in the county Jail yesterday after
noon.
When araigned this morning in
Justice II. L. Grigsby's court, the
trio pleaded not guilty on charges
OF petit larceny. They we're re-
turned to Jail in default Of bond.
The negroes were arrested by
Berry Williamson and William Elk
ley, special officers for the Rock
Island, and D'Arthur Wilson, deputy
sheriff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18
FARM BARGAIN.

A mighty good little 100 acre farm
in this county, close to two good
towns, 60 acres in cultivation. 8
room house and other improvements.
near church and school. We own
this farm, a make terms to suit
and give immediate possession. II
you are able to rent, you are able
to own this. Would consider some
Chickasha property or livestock.
1874. PRICE e. HTrL,EN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18
Seventh Grade viii Be In West
Winu.

With Miss Horne's 7B-2 sponsor
section taking the room above the
office for their class room instead Of
room 10 in east wing, all Seventh
grade sections will be in the west
wing during the second semester.
This change will make room for
the new Dbl section in room 10, put
ting all Eighth and Ninth grades in
the east wing. Much time and con-
fusion will be saved in the passing
lines for the various classes as a
result of this change.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18

announcement ~ ,Ls mid.year honor
roll which win be posted the second
week OF the second semester.
Those students making a total
average above 30 percent In all sub.
jccts and with no grades below so
percent will be eligible for the honor
roll according to Principal J. T.
Foster.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18

A number of Juniors met the $40
Rock Island train which carried Gen.
eral ~Pershing's special car Monday.
IN order to get a glimpse of the
famous general while spending an
hour between trains in Chickasha.
Many Juniors received a jolly smile
and a firm hand clasp from the lead.
er Of Americas fighting men.
J. H. s. Honor Roll.
Juniors are ~anxiously awaiting the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18
MARRIED IS YEARS.
(By The United press.A

VDy The Umteu Fress.J
Atlanta, Texas, Jan. 18.-The old
est couple in Texas lives on the
plantation of v. D. Glass, north Of
here. They are Joe Knight and his
wife, negroes. Uncle Joe is 100 years
old. His wife is 108. They have
been married IS years.
Uncle Joe works every day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18

Laurence Lindsay. formerly from
Kansas. has been enrolled IN the
7A.s section since the holidays.
Thad Smith. who attended ]. II. s.
last year. has rcentered Junior high
for the second semester. having
transferred from Meridian at the
close OF their first semester.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18
Mid Year Commencement Of
Juniors.


Mid year commencement Of Junior
freshmen opened Sunday evening.
January sth. with the baccalaureatc
sermon by Rev. Sam ID. Taylor In
the First Baptist church.
Rev. Taylor chose rs his theme
the thought Of service TO others
which was heard bya capacity house.
Tho class day program was given
by the graduates IN the Junior high
auditorium nj . o'clock Wednesday
morning when only pupils and teach.
ers were present. The same program
was presented Wednesday evening in
the auditorium for friends and rela.
tives OF the members OF the class.
Music -------------------- Selected
Junior High Orchestra.
Salutatory ------Margaret Bingham
Plano Solo--------Stude Melodlque
Mildred Turner.
Reading----"MIss Clegg's Adopted"
Keith McGregor.
Glass History------Julia Bednar
Class Foem--------Glenda Crawford
(a) A Merry Life------------Denza
OBJ Glass Song TO tune OF Auld Lang
Syne -------------- by the Glass
Prophecy------Helen Virginia Leeds
Valedietory -------Spencer Barefoot
The following students received
their Ninth grade diplomas Friday
evening, January 18th. in the Junior
high auditorium: Spencer Barefoot.
Pauline Benee, Vera Bond, Julia
Bednar. Margaret Bingham. Dana
Cayett, Glenda Crawford, John A.
DeKinder, Sam Griffin, GLADYS
Grimsley, Helen Virginia Leeds, Octa
Lucy, John II. Martin, Phil c. Mont
gomery, Keith McGregor, Lille
Majors, Virginia Pipkin, Harvey
Pretty, Eta Scott. Archie Schiller.
Mildred Turner. Geanie d. Waggoner,
Floyd Patterson, Raymond Thomas.
Irene Sizemore, and Dee NJ. Strib-
bling.
Those appearing on the program
were:
Springs Awakening"
------------Junior High Orchestra
lnvocation------Rev. Sam d. TAYLOR
1 iaho slime
Reading, seleeted-----Haze Hopkins
Vocal Solo----------Evelyn Mallory
Commencement Address-by DR.. w.
w. Phelan of University Oklahoma.
Presentation Diplomas-J. f. Hatcher
Presentation of Flowers.
Benediction------Rev Sam D. Taylor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18

Junior high basketecrs played
Friend At Friends school house,
seven miles northeast OF the city,
last Friday night. Cars furnished
by Junior high students carried the
players over. A big crowd OF root
crs went over with the team.
The Juniors did some snnppy play
Ing. They were not quito husky aud
snappy enough 10 put Il over the
players Of the Friend team.
Linc.ups and scores for the three
games we're as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18
Miniature picture of certificates to be issued to contributors to
the WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION. Actual size 9xl2.
Your name appears where Roosevelts does in this one.
Membership in the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Works Two
Ways. You Honor Wilson--The Foundation Honors You

You pe small amount into foundation that lasts forever The certificate sd to you by the
rationale ommhtee entities you to representation an organization that Es not ten fifty oneh hun
drdy ears but for the rest of time Your mite laced in this ga movement not only works for the
good Humanity while you live ut works on and on after your body epesu under tes Sod Youh honor
Woodrow Wilson only by raising this fud in his anne You'll omy uref contributing sum- which
you wI.n not miss an active and eenHngm onumMn hat will always and forever work in the in
tHSt of pHnmetpe peace land to i'd dwnhoddn humanity
MrW M@n @dm in an address at ShMrhmne College: "Do you Wtd distinctions? You wln never @h
by serving yourself D you twt honor? Youw will gAh oN@ as servant of mankind"
In whatb better way mLd one express the very sou ofWodowW Wilson,? H coveted honor rand he is hon.
od by the world Why? Because of his intense interest in humanHyw which he has served so we'll
Rdem the parade the millions thta are marching tehnd this great movement in honor of that great
American soldier wounded nbdh smlm md body by the world war and establish a foundation in the in
ohe gnerdMsh tf follow yua and leave asa mark of your interest in the same cause
Woodrow Wilson Foundation campaign in Grady county snow on andy you are invited to- take part
Use the coupon below and mali with dck to count headquarters Make d@kp payable to Woodrow
Wilson Foundation"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-18

Lineup for the second team a
Friend Position Junior
Harris ------Forward -----T. Blake
Humphrey ----center---- d. Duncan
Gillian -------Center------- G. Story
Austin -------Guard------ u. Pound
Smith --------Guard ------J. Flaxon
Subs: Green. King. Buchanan.
This score was 20 to 2 and 6 TO l..
making n total Of 80 to . In favor OF
Friend.
II seemed that the rabbits foot
was against the Junior girls too. for
the final score stood AZ to 10 In
favor OF Friend.
The ,ine-up was as follows:
Friend Position Junior
Bradford -----Forward----- ]. Elgin
Ramsey -----Forward-- d. Ferguson
Headrick -----Center---- d. Warren
Allenbaugh End. c. !. Washburn
Watson ------Guard----- l.. Dryden
go -. NoOiIlubt
Junior Chapel.
Reverend Morgan. pastor OF the
First Methodist church. made his
initial visit to Junior high Friday
morning when he talked to Juniors
on the Little Things in Life" at
the regular chapel hour. Juniors
were indeed glad to meet and know
Mr.. Morgan and hope that he will be
a frequent visitor to Junior chapels.
Poppy yells reached their zenith
when Juniors gave forth two lusty
yells for mir. and Mrs. Carlos VIII
son-for Mr.. Wilson, manual train
ing teacher, became a benedict dur.
ing the Christmas vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Representative Benjamin L. HoSen-
bloom Recipient Of Happy Fiici-
ta1ons Prom Riva1S-Pens1ons
Granted And Appoint
ments Made.
tsy CHARLES BROOKS sAurH)

Washington. n. c.. Aug. Ia p'o"S
ant aftermath Of the Republican CON
Sressional primary in the First hls'rltt'
West Virginia. was evidenced when inc
successful candidate. Representative
benjamin l.. Rosenhioom, received inc
CONGRATULATIONS. good wishes ana as
surances OF loyal support Of James II.
Tarr!ott and Or. n. y. Ealy, rivals Tor
the nomination. Although IN" contest
between these three was spirited one
il was conducted along strictly leElt-
mate lines and in a friendly. fair mn"
just spirit.
Or. Ealy promptly sent CONGRESSMAN
Roscnhloom tho following Telegram"
congratulations Ben. l sur" am Tor
volt"
Mr. Parriutt wired as follows. Ih"t
back from trip up the Long River ana
feeling fine. Want 10 congratulate you
un your denomination and 70 commend
YOU for keeping campaign free from
offensive personalities. Your election
this fall Is assured. Count on my sup
port.
1t goes without saying that these
messages brought great happiness L"
the First district representative, ana
that he has responded 10 them prompt!
and "a cordially and informally.
The happy ending the primary contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Overland car going down the road from
Pauline to Hammock but did not sec
who was IN the car.
The last witness of the morning was
Earl Taylor, blacksmith At Pauline
Mine He said that on the morning OF
Juno - he spent part Of the time at
his garage AMI part at the rostoftire.
That at about Q 80 that morning he
met Louie Nocine. Mike Coulton ana
another man he did not know and tina;
Coulton asked him Il ne had heard what
had happened 1T Laffcrty. what they
did Tavlor asked 'h"m what they do
and Cou,t"n replied We got three OF
Them" and when asked 10y Taylor II
hey were Killed he said He didn't
know" Tdylpr sad II told him h" was
a d--foot Tor 'C'llua such stuff %
There was no Grass examination and
court recessed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Pension Awards.

Departmental business Of interest u
his district was reported at the once
Of Congressman BENZ. l.. ROSenhloom'
Of the First district today:
Increased pension award for George
w Evans Of Glen Easton. :" per month
from July ~. 1921: Increase 10 the
Same amount for Mrs. stephen St,les'
40 Wiley street. Fairm"at; allowance
Of claim for reimbursement In favor OF
Mrs. Pauline Emcrling. - FULTON
Heights. Wheeling. for expenses incur
rcd incident 10 the death of Mrs. Rather
inc Fey.
Tnpaid compensation due Ray r.
NylI.or FaIrmont cx-Scrvicc man,
amounting to $685. o.. paid Ivy the Vet
Grams Bureau.
Discharge OF Private Harry Straight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19


be Walk! OF. Oco was next called. He
that NJ left home on the morning
hne 26th about s o'clock In his Ford
Y car and that he met Noble be-
\the pool room and the Nichol
he WAS going towards New Laf-
He said that Nentaurato had
IN 10 let him ride which he did
that he stopped his car near
e at New l.afSerty and that
with the engine for while
: SAN Scntaurato talk To one
aud that ne did not notice
that That while working
chine ne heard three or four
Inked his Ford and started
ne went nom. alone. He
had known Vcntaurato for
and a half and that he
Cubiak but had not seen
that day. There was no
t.on and court was ad
on account Of the alb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
PROF, \, B, JOHNS TO
MILITARY ACADEMY

with the completion OF the summer
schol sessions at Lake ChautauQua. y.
Y. Prof. and Mrs. II. T. Jones Of this
city. will enjoy a boat ride up the lInd-
son River today to West Point whc:r
they will visit the L. s. Military AGA
denny.
While at West Point the couple VIII
be the guests OF Howard Serig and Co.
Drummer. Wheeling High school grail
ates, who are now attending West Point
Trot and Mrs Johns will return Z"
Wheeling late sunday night and Nj.
Johns will prepare tor the opening 500
stons of Wheeling High School In Sep
TENDER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Of Moundsville ordered by the COM
handing officer, Fort Jay, ". Y.
Or. J. w Myers recommended FOR
appointment as acting postmaster Mt
Glendale. Marshall county. Leonard
buchanan recommended for appointment
as rural carrier At Bethany, Joel D.
Nerron at Fairmont. and Harry Z. Hall
at Golfers The Post Office Department
granted a request to change rural route,
No. 3. Tunnelton, to accommodate thirty
additional families. the order TO become
effective September !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
mond, Va. awarding a monthly pension
OF $50 per month.

Representative Goodykoontz has 70
commended to tho postohice department.
the appointment Of Mrs. Wayne Hutch
inson TO be postnistress at Smith, Lin.
coin county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
PLEASANT AFTERMATH FOLLOWS PRIMARY
IN THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

in the First district. assures united
party support for Congressman Rosen'
bloom In the November election. MS
friends declare. and they are predicting
his reelection by a large majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Senator Elkins office: Pension bureau
has acted favorahly on the application
presented Il for and IN bcheIf OF Mrs
Caroline EgGlcSt"n, former West Nlr-
rinian now residing near South Rich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

A hundred years ago the Nimrod
Islands were sighted by wnalers In the
Southern Pacific, blu: no one has ever
seen them since.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

The postoffice at HUFF. Randolph
county. has been ordered discontinued
by the P. o. Department: also the office
at Davisville. Wood county.