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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
ARE
NOT BRIGHT. FOR.
STATE TRACkMEN

Special Dispatch TO The Intclligencer.
Morgantovn, April l+.-West Vir-
ginia University's track prospects arc
anything but bright. The teams
strength lies in the field events and even
this Is uncertain since the men who are
doing so we'll this year failed 10 place
regularly year ago. Coach Cartmeli
himself is In the dark so far ~ caliore
OF the sprinters is concerned and Il
would not b" any great surprise II the
team failed TO make a good showing in
the dashes and runs this spring. Cart
NELL has several sprinters who have
shown up we'll. but he has never tested
their real ability. which wifi remain un-
known until tho tryouts here later in
the month. In fact. the entire strength
OF the Mountaineer outfit viii be yelled
in mystery until after these tryouts.
Captain Lazxell has shown up we'll
in the runs. but there has not been any
great Improvement in his work over
that Of last sea son. Knutti looks good
In the hurdles, while Grant Hall and
Herb CARED. two Charleston youths.
who were big point winners in the high
school meet here last spring. arc caus-
Ing great deal Of favorable comment.
Hall Is a versatile track man. being es-
pecially good In the high jump and pole
vault. As we'll as a cred!table performer
In the dashes. CARED has been devottng
his time to the weiEn,s and is getting
fairly good results. Chrisman WIN did
so we'll with the javelin last year. Is do
ing even better this year and he may de-
velop into a sure point getter. These
mon with Pierre Hill. who was one Of
the leading scorers last spring, form
the nucleus around which Cartmell e1-
poets to build his 1922 machine, tho
third no has given West Virginia.
In commenting on the teams pros
poets for the season today CARMEL said.
while the prospects are not near so
bright rs I expected I am not dIsap-
pointed and believe that we will have a
good team. Some Of the new, men look
good and are very promising"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
OPEN TODAY

Bethany, W. Va. April 1.-THE lnrN-
mural Baseball League OF Bethany Col
lese opens its Official season this evening
in a game between the Kappa Alpha
Fraternity and the Faculty. From AL
indications the coming series is EofnS
10 ot,er some hard fought baseball tc-
each tea mis- out for the League Flas
offered by the Board Of Control to the
winner. 1t has been four years since
intra-mural baseball was played In
Bethany. This year there were a great
number OF candidates for the varsity
and "a fifteen Is practically the largest
varsity squad ever selected plans were
laid 10 get the remainder into the game
somewhere.
The Varsity Is hard at work again IN
preparation for their games with Morris
Harvey next Friday and Saturday.
yesterday Ia not considering many
changes in the lineup that started
against Manhattan last Wednesday. He
NAV shift his outfleld somewhat but has
made no statement Of his intentions yet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
TRIAD TRACK TEAM
Will HOLD A MEET
Candidates for thu Team to represent
the Bed and Black Will
Hold Ne0t To-day.

Candidates for the Triadelphia dis
trict high school track AMI field team
Will hold an ntcrsQuad meet this after
noon on the schools ath' etic field in
preparation for the five meets TO be held
during the next few weeks and the
strength Of the Triads- will he shown.
Next Saturday, the TriadS meets the
Wellsburg high school boys IN dual
meet Then comes the city champion
ship Ohio Valley and state meet. so
there s. a busy time ahead for the out
thea pike YOUNGSTERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
"P0P ANS0N, THE "CRAND OLD MAN. OF BASE BALI, dies
Intercollegiate Athletic Season Gets
Flying Start Today Unless Heavens Weep

burgh, while the Princeton Tigers viii
be competing for points with University
Of Virginia at Charlottesville. Va
Lacrosse. the American Indian game
which gained impetus this year through
The invasion OF the combined O1tord-
Cambridge team of England, will DO
played at six points tomorrow. me
Navy meets University Of Pennsylvania
at Annapolis: Princeton meets Mt.
Washington club at Baltimore: Stevens
meets Army AT West Point. The Eng
Iish team continues its excursion with
q game against Hobart at Geneva, \.
Y. Iehigh and Swarthmore compete at
South Bethlehem. and Syracuse and the
Crescent 4. &. meet here.
At Richmond. Va. the racquet WELD
era OF the Richmond Country club Will
he at the net against the Yale tennis
team. Harvards tennis team will meet
the Agawam Hunt club at Providence,
r l.. and there arc many other minor
events to round out the days schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
START TRAINING
FOR TRIAD CIRCUS

Students Of Triade!phia district high
school will start working next Monday
morning for their athletic circus to be
staged the early part OF May in tn"
gymnasium OF the high school for the
purpose Of raising funds FOR the athletic
teams OF the out the pike school
The nature OF the circus has not yet
been divulged. but It is assured It will
he an honest to- goodness circus. every
thing from the freaks, wild animals,
trapeze acts tumhcrs. clowns to IN"
monster chariat race and the great cav
alcade Then there will hc tho rcd por
and peanuts TO feed the monkeys and
elephants.
Several weeks If hard work are in
line for tho youngsters VINO vii! take
part. and plans arc TO make il great
success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Two base hits, Boeckel. Rapp. Home
run. Lee. Sacrifices, Powell, Holke, Ford
. Fletcher. kopf. Double plays, Ford,
Kopf and Holke: Holke ksopf and
Holkc: Marquard. Ford and Holke. l.ett
on ha ses. Boston :: Philadelphia 3. Base
on balls, off Marquard 3; "cinert 4;
Winters !. Struck oct by Welnert /;
Winters /; MarQuard 3. Hits of Vein
ert. in " innings; OF Winters In
innings Empires, Mccormick, Fiber
man and Rigler. Losing pitcher VEIN
ert Time 2:l0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
GIANTS KNOCK =:
OUT MAMAUX;..
, WIN EASILY
Hitting of Groh and Rawlings
Featured Play of the
New Workers.

New York. April 1.-THE New York
Nationals knocked Al Mamau1 out OF
the box early IN today's game and easily
defeated Brooklyn, 10 to :.
The hitting of Groh and Rawlings %as
the largest factor in New iorks VIC
tory. J. Barnes. New Works pitcher
weathered n stormy first inning and then
pitched high grade ball.
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
MARQUARD IN
FORM; STOPPED
PH|LL|ES' RUSH
Braves Chase Weinert From
the Mound-Lee Clouts
Long Circuit Drive.

Philadelphia. Pa, April >.-Boston
stopped Philadel phias winning streak TO
day and took the third, game OF the
series to >. Though 4 little wild al
times Rube Vanguard was effective IN
the pnches. and kept the locals eight
hits we'll scattered. The Braves chased
Weinert from the mound In the third
inning Lees home run to the CLUB
house wall in the fourth inning was one
OF the longest drives ever made IN the
local marx. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
kAINS VS.. VANCES

Tomorrow afternoon. on the Twenty
sixth street grounds. tho fast Kahn Club
baseball team and tho NanCeS. also ut
the South Side, will clash. providing the
weather man casts a few smiles on
mother earth.
Both teams have been in hard train
ing. and IN" Nahces are eager TO get in
good condition before tho Wheeling
amateur baseball association schedule
opens next month.
All Vance players arc requested IN re-
port At headquarters at 40 Tomorrow
afternoon to get new uniforms. The
game will he called at 5 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
FUND FOR women.
IS APPROPRIATED
At BETHANY COLL.

For the first time in the history OF
Bethany College an appropriation Tor
woman's athletics has been MADE.
Though the items required by the girls
teams of tho Institution have generally
been produced without any argument,
the Woman's Athletic Association an
orSanixa ton perfected several months
ago, petitioned tho board OF control TOT
A definite appropriation for their work.
The anoropriatlon was unanimously
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Two base hits-Groh Rawlings. Shin
ners. Three base HIT Griffith. Home
run-Bancroft, Snyder. Sacrifices -
Wheat. Rawlings Young. Kelly. Doubl.
play-High. Olsen and Schmandt LET:
on baSos-New York s. Brooklyn T.
Bases on balls. of Mamaux .: OF Shriyer
l. Struck out, by Barnes .. Hits. or
Mamaux in Is innings: or Smith
In "a innings: on 'Shriver | In |
Inning. Losing pitcher. Mamaux I'm
pires. O'Day and Hart Time-l:{3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
COMMUNITY MEMS CLUB
NINE IS SEEKING GAMES

tn" community Mems riub Of Mar
this Ferry has furnished the organiza-
lirn Of q baseball uinr for The coming
Simmcr and Manager George OnCicy ..
now h""kiur games. Any fast amateur
team, il desired
The team has a wealth nf material
and will no doubt develop into one n!
;hr best organizations m tho valley.
Games arc desired for any dat" on any
grounds the challenge not beng con-
lined th valley teams.
For arrangements call Martins Ferry
IS aft } l.. NJ. any day and ask Tor
George.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Tvo-base hits-Burns. c. walker
Three-base hits-welch. Harris. Sacri-
fec hit-Rommel. Double plays
Young. Galloway to Johnston: Gallo
way, Young to Johnston; Ruel to Pratt
Left on bases-Philadelphi ): Boston
:. Base on baps-Off Rommel l: OFT
Myers 5: Off Ferguson /: off Fullerton
/. Struck out-By Rommel ?; by Myers
/: by Ferguson l; by Fullerton 2. Hits
Off Myers in SO innings: off Fer
guson, | in ; l-3 innings: off Fullerton.
o in . innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Rormel (O'Rourke). Losing pitcher
Myers Cmpires-walsh, Connolly and
Wilson. Time Of game-1:3o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
WANTS GAMES ABROAD.

The fast Golden Links a. c. would
like to hear from some fast teams
abroad, such as Lorraine Coal and Dock.
Yorkyille, Boydsvil!c. Black Sox, Piney
Forks, Fairpoint, klee and other SEMI
pro baseball teams. Any teams wishing
for games, call 2S5l-W or write TO H.
!. Reinhart. Jr.. Mgr, 2730 Chapline. St,
Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
MAY NOT PLAY
HI GAMES TO-DAY.
BAN OF YIsfE1DAY AID LAST
MIGHT NAY CAUSE ALL Hox
SCHOOL CANES TO HI OFT

As result Of the heavy rainfall Of
last night and yesterday afternoon,
there may be no high school games In
the Wheeling district today. Wheeling
was 10 have met Cathedral yesterday
afternoon on the Wheeling field, Lnsly
was to have met Shadyside at Bridge
Park. Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
were to have met at League Park yes
terday but all games were postponed
bcaus OF tn rain.
Triadclphia and Moundsville ae en-:
gagged for this afternoon. but this garne
may also be called OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
PLAYERS RELEASED.

Cincinnati Ohio, April 1t.--Fitchers
Victor johnson end Allan Clarke, and
outfielder Kenneth Hoga: were dropped
today from the Cincinnati Nationals
roster Johnson will pitch for local
Scmi-pro team: clarke will so to Water
bury Conn. and Hogan was released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
TOLEDO GOLFER WINS

Pinchurst. y. e.. April li.-ln one or
the closest matches Of the local season.
Harold Weber. Toledo. defeated lucicn
Walker. Jr.. OF New York, in l9 hole
match in the scmi-hnal round Of the an
nual mid. April! golf tournament here to-
day. T. r. r"atinr. New York, defeated
+. C.. Moulding. Chicago, and ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
.prcial to The IntclligCncrr.

NnFI'INI NC
BuCkhannOn. W. Va. April lt.--0UinG
IN a heavy downrour Of rain that caused
he local field Ia hc 4 sea Of water. and
mud. tho scheduled game between tho
West Virginia Wesleyan and Carnegie
Tech mines for this afternoon was post
pnncd If the weather permits. double
header will be staged tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
BOYDSVILLE-YANKS

Sunday afternoon If the weather per
m:ts. the fast Boydsville Athletics will
cross bats with the Yankees or the
South Side on the TwcntH-SiSth street
grounds. and indi"a'."ns a." th"r" viii
b, a pretty exhibition "f the nationa !,
pSStIne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Southern Association

New Orleans :: Mobile ..
birmingham 5; Nashville o.
Chattanooga U; Atlanta ).
Little Rock 5: Memphis 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
ERRORS COSTLY
FOR RED SOX;
M|ACKMEN WIN
Rommel Hard Hit at Times,
But He Receives Excep-
tional Support.

Boston April l+.--lnneld crrors "r
Boston enabled Philadelphia to pile up
early runs and win. to ?. today Rom
mel was hit hard at times but his
support was exceptionally good. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
GAMES POSTPONED
Special 10 The Intelligcncer.

Special 10 The Intelligcncer.
Morgantown. w. Va, April lt-The
scheduled game between the West Nir-
glnia University nine and tho WeStmin'
ster college nine for this afternoon was
called of because of heavy rainStorm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
PLAY rHps MORNING.

The -Nothinrs baseball team
will meet the HnlsidcS this morning
at . o'clock on the Twcnty-siXth street
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
fodAy's Games

fodAy's Games
Pittsburgh al ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YsrtsrdAy's Games
Philadelphia S: BOSTON ,.
St I-outs-Chica<o. cold.
Detroit cleveland. rain.
New York Washington. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

An alloy of steel and platinum has
hcen developed in Germany for filing
teeth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Waterways Games
New York 10: Brooklyn ..
Boston s; Philadelphia ..
ChicaEo-Cincinnat. rain.
PittsburEh-St Louis, rain
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Foday's Games

Foday's Games
New York a; Wash inSton.
Philadc phia a; Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at chicago.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-08-18
NOTICE

hereby that be
On day OF September the Court
the
Of such hsaea
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-08-18

NEH of NWl5 and W. Of
NWL for 1920 and 1921
EIs of SEH and SW4 of
SCI and Sell of SWH
for 1920 and 1921 ..................,. :.
Sci of NWi4 and MEL Of
SWl. and NWH of SEH
for 1920 and 1921 ..................'.
SW4 of SW1i for 1920 and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
News Files Ten of Hanpung on Douglas Iani Twenty Years
 Ago This Week

HI.. M.N. celebrated H.H iN.I birthday .UI .un u born Io .He HHm. .. N. IoHnon and ou. .o .H.. -. I...H I..0h.un
 E I.. mud. som. Improvement II. I.. bonn. and . uoH.'a. lady WH He n.o.. o. n Uu'. .H.. ..I ..0.- H.... 0. .IN In U.
 Nr H.u. h...mc n r0en.m contributor .0 IH. N.H m.U .un.
 U su.. o. Im.Hu wa. H..Hr m m. completion o. IHe Room. build. me uH0. WI" receiving mH..H. .oU...
 Hr. U.ru.r .-..r.I from .U. au.0 .. . vial. II. ..r I.U.'Iou u '. IL Smith and Mn. M. J. oComo-
 t.H Her .H-0. E. In l.. .n- ..... Oscar Kim. and John H.H..- m.n r.un.. Io uou.a
 En...r nUn.H HoI. mIH... VI. tn. IIu .Huoo. HM.. WI" ..oau .n.Ir u.ll M" Rood .. .......
 M. r.H.rI Inr enduring rora
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

day. n. un and r'o0m Che people wore permitted o a.. hwuUu'
 rainbow u which Che nrmHE and secondary ua. plainly leIu.I
 w. o Boyd and Pro. C.ws NIu returned from u mnr0' prospecting un n .r.H o. precious metals
 U v. I...rn r.umaI from n F..l I'D H. om.r homo In nn. and I. H Jennie o. IH. IradWeI ..ore returned from 0r..on mI Wuhus tom.
 Mr. and Hm j. n. William. Hina and Lloyd Carpenter open, day hunting .I .Uo hm and wme home HI.H severn. duoa
 UImu.. C.men... and Phil Me- KmH. returned from . hunting trip o Admiralty island and Che game Hw houef. WI. out o. sight,
 The o..HaIem o. Che N.n.or- mm decided Iu n.H Ono .oe. lo n.g o. .Ho indebtedness o. Ono aa1. o.Uon
 Mr. and Mu I s hane arrived from Ho0HaH oa rH..
 To e.. .m..Hnr Io prevent ea.d. and onU during Che dmp cmy and II..U'o weather Che noru lace WI. urged .o sec 0hmm
 J s0.ne. O. Juneau attended Che H0H..HH l.uoo and was Ho p.onH- H .h. h. u considering moving 0 noH.'.
 rh. H.0.aH. ura dmco at which forty women Wer. counted and One reporter H.d thcy Wcro al
 puu WIoy Ior on Ono Dolphin 0u r. Iu Hu.. nunU
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
RESERVES GALORE
 FOR ALASKA GAME
Eleven Reservations Established During Past Fifteen Yau for
 Bird Protection

Eleven r.orauona for ho proc lection Of eamo or birds or both haro been ulabU he'd u h.lau during Ono ru. f0on ycaa according .o .ruaH- Iu. mu0i by Che Hmou oI Biological Survey aI Washington. D C. Thue reservations Include
 oremI million acres O. land and
 ro.ch from s.ta t0 Ono Yukon do'ia.
 They arc administered under ot- ocuuvo order by three donarmcnH olcl witch Iu own regulations and In como Instance. two ae.r of rosu.a- uoua apply to iho nmo reservation. rho ereaior par. ol them ure under .ho Jurisdiction ol tho Biological Survey
 That bureau hu .cseH reorra- Uona IucIuIne The Aiouuau 'aI- auds bird raoryo Boring Sea Bor- oIoL chamIuo. Forester Ia.aud Ha- leland and .ho Yukon nc'a aI .ouL
 Thero arc two roaer.aUoua admn- u.orod by Che Bureau ol Fisheries in Che uenarmcn. o. Commerce. Tloc are Che hI0rnal Foro.l and Fi.H ouI- mnI Reserve and the rrbIo, H'md G.noHe Tho.o a tMrI rn0rFe not Usloi i'm Che a.nUaIe oI tho Bio logical suTcr administered by lhe Bureau ol Fahu.c. That .a ,hc NaaH Peninsula Fisheries rcorre nmtod Iu April of th.a year and come rH.n. a largo portion Of tle pw.u-
 n rho dat mentioned Ia for Che protection of .ol ouor Che second tor far ae1l aca lions and aaa b.rda and no .hIrd and la. for salmon protection
 Two reservations arc administered by One Department of Interior being
 amm National Park and Mount Mckinley National Park The lHt contains .5sUO00 arre and in iH borders brown bolr foxes and Wa.o fowl arc protected Ml Mckinley National Park contains Ita6000 aorc and Ia n sanctuary for mom- tain snoan. caribou. moose and hear camc n al.o protected iu lho s.tu National Monument which on ac-
 m0ne miscellaneous rcaorvoa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS BREELErs

I.|o who n.. boon r..IHe HI. HH parents ner. tor .H. n. ..u.. ID. ..... .I for lH. su." o. In. I..n |....U
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 H. H..r s mun.. ... from T..r H.rHn- HH... n. ... r. Tn. n m0-.. with ." H-....- H.He. Bach
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 .. m. I... I"r.. mH.
 
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 Mr. r. H" IH. Nn... I.. o. .. "r N r.uHI. Hr ... sn. |.-. .rr... -. r.r.... n... when. VI. N.H.e. ... ...H TT. nH..... H. H...m.r -. ..e .H". 0r ... ..m... winter H ".u'.. |... .. .H. u.ue.. H.rn.r.. I......n ... H.U h. -r...E m.. r' .H.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
RYDER EDITOR EULIGHTEEs
 QUE5rI0N-h8MNG TOURIST

T0ura.a arc funny crt.ou but lh.l lleg probably so. as much E'o. out of us aa we do oui of them
 The other day a breht-'oofns young fellow wIIh h.E cmcra strapped Io him. bualoi into One
 Minor omco and Ono following con- F.r I0u took nIrco
 "Go3l morning should like io a.E gou somoth.us
 "shoot"
 "Why did thoy build Ono town on poles na.cad of on Che uound2
 "H.aue of Che ldo'
 "HcMy2 Does Che udo como away ln horo9 Does it come every daF2
 "Ham. missed only ouco Iu Che hl lhrs yeau'
 "Rmuy1 What Ume of day does \. come9"
 ue1uds 0n Che wind North wind makes it iaio and 1u.h wind makes It oarIy but It win average around o'clock"
 "IIow unfortunate, should dearly love to secure a photograph Of IU Hu. we depart at noon Thank yoI opor .o much"
 And rWnr Willie wont to lud why .Her I.dut build lho Premier mine close .o Che wharl- -Iyior Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
TENNESSEE TO HONOR
 GENERAL J. J. PERsHING

Kn0NrUeTmu "A shalt .n mcm- oraI ou Che site or Che home of Gen. John J pen1.ne mo.her In H.omt county has boon selected Tho .orr wII be ncucI from H.0mt county marble A HtUue urr.n. Uau win Ue chHe.eI into lfo a.ono The stone win ho erected a, com. memmoIaHon exercise. which VII. ho hold on tmH.Ica Day. November II. on One farm o. q. w. eh.e.d. uear Mlrgv.Ie Teuu
 Tho aH.n win he t.u foo. h.sh hreo fec. chick and four feet W.lc
 and ho Ua.a o. che Hhal. win na m.Io from old stones gathered from .hc old peunue houe which now Ia . ma. oI Iohr.
 Tho memorial committee of One CmnIn E J. Jones lNarrF.I'cI American Legion Pos. naoi rc.o. hutton asking Che aate O. Tmne through ..a historical society .o par- Ic.nate i'm Che erection ol Che Gone oral PouH.nr memorial
 Who1 GoHoal rcuhns Wm i'm KuoEuI. t0 attend Che celebration and dedication Of lhc monmn. .o One IITh infantry formerly Che old Tennessee National Guard roe'meni ho was presented W.Ih uHo.orHnn. ol Che birthplace of h|a mother and or her marriage Uoon.a which had been discovered n Che dust of .ho B'oml county com.houo archives
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
DOJJG RS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

tho Tam Chief Lode Survey No. 100 and Che Almhu Belle Lode. 6urvoy N0. 39As ou Che southeast by tho Paris Lode Survey N0. BOA and Che Haltior Lode. Survey No. GOO. 0u One southwest by Che Bears Not Lode. Survey N0. g9 and 0u tho northwest by u0us'aH N'ml Lode. 6urroy No. no aul Iaku Chief Lolo Survey Mo- l0D
 Tho total nroI Included within Che OK Survey ls I9.9T1 acres.
 The following area is crpre 'y excluded from Che application. Conflict with Taku
 Chief Lode 1000 acres Conflict wIth Alaska
 Belle Lode cEc.u-
 dve Of ih cone
 nIc, with Paris
 Lode . 1.9l9 acres C0nuIc. with Paris
 Lode - 0.s6S acres Conflict with Rat-
 uor Lode .. 0ff3 acres Conflict with Bears
 Nest Lode .... 6.5f3 acre Conflict with UouE-
 ias Island Lode --09T1 acro Total area excluded 19.839 acrcs Net area claimed . .li3 acrcs Tho said claim sought to Doc pate cutoI being designated a8 Mineral Survey No. lii8 in One official plat posted herewith.
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- roroIy Che mining ground mining claim. vein. lode. premises or any portion thereof so described and pIated and applied for are hereby notified Chat unless thoIr adverse claims aro duly nioi according to Jaw. and Che regulations hereunder within Che time prescribed by law. with Che Register of Che United snte Land OI.ce at Juneau. Alaska. they win be barred by virtue ol Che provisions of said aiauto.
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register. F.ut publication. scpt 9 1922. Last publication. Nov |. 1922.