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REVIVALIST SPEAKS
ON GREAT PARALLELS

mercy so that they will thoroughly
see. Then they will turn to God and
be saved
The Parable of the Lost Boy APP
plies TO these who are lost and know
they are lost and make an effort to
return. Here Mr. Magonigal remind
ed the congregation that in the other
two parallels the thing lost was search
ed for. The coin was searched for
ed for The coin was searched fer and
they are still searching today. Some
men will take life for coin. The
lost sheep was searched for But
what about the lost boy; no one went
to search for him People have that
same attitude today. BY their actions
they say Let him go to hell What
do you say? Many a soul is lost.
What are YOU going to do for the lost
boy?
Mr.. Magonigal sang The little lost
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1922.
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Democratic Ticket
For United States Senator
WILLIAM CABELL BRUCE
of Baltimore. Nd
For Congress, Fifth District
CLARENCE M. ROBERTS
Prince Georges County.
THE ISOLATION MYTH

Not all American visitors to
Europe this year had a pleasant
time. President Faunce OF
Brown University. the alma
mater OF Secretary Hughes. is
one OF them. Doctor Faunce
went to Geneva when the League
OF Nations was in session. and,
III his martriculation address
made recently to his students, he
said:
In Geneva on the fourth OF
September saw the third an
nual meeting of the Assembly of
the League of Nations. The
flags of hfty-onc nations were
flying In every strickland no
American flag among them. |
saw those tifty-one nations going
up to the ballot box in process
sion, settling by vote disputes
once settled by war-and no vote
was cast by the United States Of
America. | saw America CLASH
fed with Mexico, Russia and
Turkey as being outside the
ranks Of the cooperating peoples
IN the reconstructed world. Iof.
tered half dozen explanations a
America s aiooincSS-all OF then
unsatisfactory to myself and all
totally unconvincing to my hear.
crS.
AS ] met the great Polish
pianist, Padcrcwski, he inquired
Are you here to help? Certain
ly. | answered. but YOU must
realize the strength OF our Amer.
lean tradition. which has always
been to avoid embodiment in
European quarrcls. Instantly
he retortcd: But Your history
Tor % years is all against what
YOU call Your tradition. When
you took the philippines ypu
came into the center OF world
politics When YOU built the
Panama Canal YOU became Gus
todian OF the worlds commerce
When You called the Disarma-
ment Conference in Washington
YOU had there Tor six a true
League OF Nations Surely with
out the horizon furnished bv the
study OF history, economies and
modern science no American can
see has country as it is or guide
IT to its opportunity.
PaderewSki appears to be
something more than musician.
Ills stateSmanlike logic in his in
tervlew with Doctor Brown is
unanswerable and il is not
strange that the college president
telt uncomfortable. Ii makes UNI
comfortable any american who
despite the prompting OF his own
conscience and the dictation OF
his. own reasoning seeks TO ius-
my his country'S aloofnesS from
world affairs on the ground that
his is an isolated nation. As
Paderewski says. the ownership
OF the Philippines, the construc-
ton OF the Panama Canal. even
the disarmament conference. at
Washington is all against our
traditions" OF isolation from in
ternational affairs. The United
States is out OF the League OF
Nations today not because of her
traditions but because OF her pol
iticians.
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Infinite seemed the sound along the
earth;
And yet beyond lay interstcllar space
To which such spasms are but as the
worth
And buzz of fiys wing-lcaving NO
trace
is there no final measure then at all
For greatness? Are our strivings
too, as small?
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NOTICE

To Whom IL May Concern;
This Is TO notify all persons oN ming
property on Thompson street. Murray
avenue and Calvert street that thest
streets are to he improved at oDre.
An water and sGas pipes and sewers
must be laid Tor renewed) before the i'm
provemnnts are made. as II will not bc
permissible To dig M these streets for Z
period OF five (5t wears. tssti
Ey Order of the Mayor Counselor ant
Aldermen. - - FfE
". H. VANSANT
city Commissioner
Passed Sept. "a. 1922.
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That's what call a finished ser
mon said lady to her husband
as they wendell their way home from
church.
yes. was the reply; but, do you
know. ! thought IL never would be. "
From Eyerybody's Magazine for
November
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sheep" last night which made an ap-
propriate selection with the sermon
The dates when the evangelist will
sing The Ninety and Nine" and the
Holy City" Will he announced on
Sunday.
The revival services will be con-
iingel tonight.
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PROPOSALS

/ Bids win be received by ihr "i 0iotet
mill Il O'Clock noon. Mon lH-l',ge street
i6tb, for repairing htng o sse Sssansf
from Maryland avenue 20 .., ta brick
Harrington's wharf with tlt ,ao, am or 81
The right u reserVel - tD,1atien. apply I"
mus f'' rum " r. yANsA.NII,
ola city it, Conui'si'OS''
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HAPPINESS

III you don't care for the
things you can't obtain YOU will
be fairly happy"
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gHE EvENING cArIrAL

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W. u: a A. Newsstand Short Line Terminal
~. Miller.................. "a West street
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given tl1t ID.
tained from the Orphans Court d . A.[.
Arundel county. in Mary laHo, 90, ~
Testanentarg on the personal estate
BRIDGET LAMB,
late of Anne Arundel county. Go. .se ~.
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ceased are hereby warned ~ ~ TIE
same, with the vouchers theIt5-'
subscriber on or before the
sIst DAY OF MARCH. 49, ..s.e
They NAV otherwise. by law. be e .,i ,-.r.
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u E4gcutoi'
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WESTERN ubu STEAMER
 PAUsEs HERE ON BAR

IH. .m.. s..rr which n.I Che u.I.n nInu. n. N.I.an rou.nu'a. mnEIn. monthly trip. from Seward .. uonH aI..Ht 0n and beyond Hr..o. ua. uH m Iu.Ir IHu day nigh. m route. from aHl..0 uho.. H. H" boon mi..ou. TO- na.r Io Seward 0a r..m. hrr uu' rum and e Cm.m" oaoa io Ono ......I I..n. noHt o which aH. II. tIe connecting Inn. Wtn Che ouu.Ie Wo..l
 Hnr.Ia. o. .lo ae. tta. lao r.l. .n mU...r m r.. a Captain Trmmor H boon familiar W..H no Juneau Hmhor .oI more .hm D UuHr.0r Q. . ..uu. h. having uc- ru.nt.I Io... ".. I. ago nn Ono ..mmor u.. and Bertha. he un reh. hr n. town ThuulHr night and would H.U. likely .l over Ono bar Io hymn Canal had mot Io bottom oI Che hIE m front oI
 Hr Indian E'U.. H.H ". near l0. top uI tH. m.... A was .H. starr brought uH .U n. mud and Che Ir. ching known 0. H. presence. was Hr l.r. mI lu...E m. uI. ua. rU am. ....U n.u..u. .or few muU.. .a. lra.0i off
 ui cam. .o m. 0o.. sH. pulled ou. shortly H.... midnight and l.d H0. HI.U. II. m.. ... o. be-
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MORE MONEY W SELLING
 THAN u DRINKING BOOZE

VIelor.a H C -HnUal Columbia muuIrraIua VII profit io tlo oE- lcni of tIf00000 ar thc.r aharo O. ho profile derived from One sale O. liquor in Che province during lho na.t Gsom yoar Announcement. wna madc in lho legislature by Ono atlor- uoY general hat Che fua audit showed Chat t500.000 Waa sUI come Ine to ito municipalities in addition to Che preliminary f600.000 d.a.rIb. uIeI two monthr ago.
 The government win iHuo mo moro licenses to liquor exporting house n .nIH province. Manson lIl. At nrncnt thero are a3 licensed oEpor.- 'ur houses n British Columbia
 Tho profits ol liquor for One s.z months period ending September 90 ns. t0nlIod fL013109. Ono liquor boari statement showed or th.a amount .11III5 Waa derived from Che lIc o' permits
 Tho boarl employs 20l people In aiL of whom l30 arc returned aoi- dIeu and I8 urc Womou
 Am interesting item Iu Che report
 .he c1mmo1. that nhwIc.aur .u Che province Imuol Coos prorrp- u0ns for liquor tb.a year a. com- pared to Ilto5I iu Ono year bclor. tho Moderation Act wont into clccl
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TO RESUME PUBLICATION

N.uH from WH.IHHnr Yukon l" nnI Ono newspaper at Ihat n..c. which Inn. ro. anncrreI ..nce .nrN nn r..r n.H he ro.ureHl.0I at nm carly da.. hr Prank .e..r noro. now of s.aeHar hu. who was em- r.orrd Tn tle oUro %. Ono White hoae paper .rr ..ror.' E0ur nrar.ou. to eighteen months a-1 The White hore snr va. established -. Eoau ago and va. run n. u 0...I for ...- rrrI r... and whom Yukon Territory ra i'm bloom Prom Ia0i unII Il.
 .n.Hon 'a IanuN U unn.... r. . weekly and Nr. a'H.I" profit. .hIe hu.rr. uuuI Che .. rear o. IT. mo-
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LADIES ulE SUCCESS
 0F ELEs BIC "AT HOME

rho ht Homo aeI by Ono nI.e. .I Ono E building IurIag night wa. n decided aoc.aI uoc.H .u o..n particular noo.cu ol Ono
 ron. game O. bowling o.me ear.y and .ayoI Into .tho a.Iou hone busy from I.a0 m.u nearly midnight Tho carI n.ayom showed up at shortly a.lcr and .Ho dancers au hour a.0r
 pn.n Werc e.N.n for Che hahct and 'oWo. bowling eoro made by both Womou and mon MT. Hi Hanu. In winning high for iad.oa F A. M..Or.l for men, Mu George koh'- opp lowest for Iad.e. and T.. T. Vaue Iou. for men,
 I'm .he arl ienar.mu. Iomtoan HbIo wcrc devoted .0 bridge four lo solo anl nnoaH.e and ono .o "rHI" nrH. WInuora ul crria were NH JamoH ohrH.oe 70. noue'aH and |. F Vauc .or h.eh .chor0 while J E. Huasar was awarded Che cone uauor
 From forty To HE.T couple. nont Che evening dancing and over 200 neuon. wore served W.th supper u He banquet room Many sHr.uon and uor al'0r were nr.olt aa In- HI.I ue The ara.r WaH voted by rI nrcseut one of Che mos. one .aHH.. .1c.aI uUu.r. given Tor mauy months Tre InI.os were .u lun .HHro ol erou.hu. and demon ...I.I ne.r ability as manaror and mr.- Tn0. .InI'os" MI" Brown mr FuI. Madam GnIIewo from KHHo. DoE GuyI and Maggie .T \. nIrH attracted considerable attention hr tHe.r wmuue manners T.o.. Tn chHrr. o. the nHa.r and .o whom ..0II.I. due for making It thc ro1I success I. Wa. won. Che IoI- ioHnr
 Chairman genera. committee Mn. H L Faulkner
 HnHUn. -Mu E J. White. Mu William rw Mrs. w. H Kirk.
 o.r.. -Nr hu1 shaimcf MH eu.. Bishop. Nm J E Hauaur
 Dancing .Mn R n Hoher.1n. Mn. J. A. nus Nr w. c. John- son.
 Refreshments -Nu J L Grw H.. A. J. F.o.ou.
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YUKOEERs GO SOUTH

Prank Wilson and James Porter of Wh..ehoreo were two Tukonou who passed through hUe Thursday forenoon on the s.camor Prince Mary cn rou.e to Che outside Che former bound for Vancouver and thc nt.or for Montreal where ho wIu
 noud tbrco months wth re'a,.Ye returning North In March Mr. Wi'- son Is n ship carpenter and Porter Ia merchant Ia.|or aud nC'dcu- uIy tho champion lightweight uuelIst of YuEou
 0lhor YuEonoH going outh Wcro DlgII and York Wu.on 1ua Of Postmaster George w. Wilson oI Wmtehoro. who win bc Iu school In Vancouver during Che W.ulor
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FOUR INCHES OF WINTER
 BEAUTIFUL COVERS EARTH

Four Inches Of now fell last night and lhis forenoon Che lrst of tho aeaaon, which haa been an unusually mild 0no Tho c0idc8t weather TO- corded thIa iaiL according Co Woath- or Observer M B. Summers was yo8- torday morning when it was 2l de- erom above zero eleven degrees Of frost Indications at noon today woro that precipitation would cone uuuo but Chat ii would likely turn t0 min before many hours A fine snow Gen Iulormittontly yesterday but Che ground was not covered until during last uighL
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Local News Items

United s.Ic. M.rhrI G. n. noau- mon. ..I n. I.e Watson Wednesday .-r N..H.aan lo nrenrre for Che 0r.rn. o. court mex. Monday. U-.-- -6- C7-d5TI vns n rls.
 nr tn. AInmcIa for Seattle .H... Mn. Colon hns boon for some Ohm. and ar.r. 'har had Che m.a forum. W. 'a.e ne.r Uu. bay rc .n.r
 ..r. II rouu. attorney who H.-. recently from Portland ".. ..H .uoe been oc.llel uI. IT n. Faulkner vas admitted . I.. bar WU.uc.ay by I.. M H...
 Edward Hor.. .a. corIosa nas hero W.u.. nn h. way Io se1.ue ...r. H..r .lH.I .here nr Ono re- com. ..... .. E. hr.Ihrr ur Prank H. WH.. I.r Ahmed. was .. ..e. HHr. umr uI.H MH b. HeHr o. ...
 "...r IT "A Wander Pot arrived from N.......r .r tr. Spokane and . ... Juneau visitor for severn. .
 Mrs H.r.r... M....rr.o and Mn"
 ".I..| Nrr nl.ne.r or .. W..r .nr k...H.Eun We.noH m. r.. n o uereue D G. .. .. L. Nn-r.. au Gravel.
 arrived from southern .. towns I.. Spokane H.r.. head o, Che M "..... ... I'..a nf Iae Gen. . Inn. H.... I.| nm IH. t'am..H N.. whom. n. win con. .u..nr town 'n. Hr . U. -. IHH... ar nm clr'r
 win ...r. shortly .hers
 t.I HIr relatives n 
 and u- E w Morley and
 H.rh.r. Harrison. Iett cn Ahmed. for r...... where thaf . "... ...r u.uH. bonn. or n. N .. HH.I .0.-. II. moro a1.
 ......
 ... Tx M.u.uH. nm .IrrrI..Ire ... m. boon hon. for Che n1s. ... VIII. ...r on One 5Ho.aH.
 for N...n.Hnr He hra visited -. n. town. m m. Interior
 m. west ..... n. h.
 ... m"n.0.
 r..-. H.||.n 'eH for Ne,ch.
 "....H 0r HsH.re M ....0r ru che Jefferson 
 ~ un.. G F Foret o. |. won. II. s.rrur or
 .. H....r r.eHt .r uoeI . .r.t n....
 " W"tH.r formerly ".... ...-. m. former Haa
 . power frre nar .. ... TT. homo. n. Nr 0rr. .H .... r.....I by n. .....r.H. Comm.
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Service. H... "... Sunday u. V n. m. IH .He church 0. Christian s...H.. eo.... n. Iur..r ou HH Street H..H..H Main and Seward s.r.... rH. mn.... sunday win he
 rr and Body.
 Wednesday Testimonial m....n. -. D.I. n.
 Christian s...... Reading Room u Room n M.0rr H0.. This room !. on.r .o tH. nl0.. WeIna day. from .... .r { am. from .o E n. mn Saturdays from ..H' o and from r... .n
 The ruhU. H cordially invited .o attend .he.e services and r...t .H. Reading Room.
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lBmSrICE DAY BALL IS
 ENJOYED BY ATTENDANTS

U.. ..m.... H.U dame. ..H.u HH NIoIr John Hu..... Pos. No f r.. American l..ou was worry largely a...u... ....."U..I m0H .e.' and er...r enjoyed. m. ..U X. B H.I wv. beautifully ......... and ...H..u. WI. m harmony H..H .I. u.r.I 0. m. 0...... HH.rHe n... wa. IH.u.... h. .H 0....r. rI Hr N unr.... ...... and .1n.ur continue. m. .. .Wn.
 N.H. ".I. ..... during .H. .."u...
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CHARGED WITH MURDER

Vancouver B. C-The steamer Lady Klnderaioy returning from Che Arctic. brought throo men and one woman ail Eakimos. held Co trial at HouchoI Island on a charge of hll- ing two mounted police constabics north of Ono .s'and iast summer The steamer was pressed to reach Point Barrow before Che ice blocked the way Captain FioIlmor declares Che ice thc worst iu tho memory Of Che inhabitants of ihe Arctic.
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METHODIST CLUB DE0rEUED
 AND POPULAR WITH BOYS

TI. Me.H.. CHI u0... m.I. . I..U.I H. wit. .I. H.H 'L winter Inn. ..... H.. boon ..o..I for n. . ....I m.H.H. WI" TO- ..H.. Monday u... o. I.H weed.
 uI n. I. #.n boys freely awaited ...m...r.. 0. T. nrHI.e. during Ono Ha. four n.e0s !. H.. ar.r No I0.. .r. .H.r.. m. only requirement.. 0... t. patrons o. .H. club .I h. sunday .0o. boys o. ono O. Che ..r. ..m... and HH tH.l nrou.. .U..r own billiard cu. which ara furnished by ,.. manage. mont n. e...
 Dr hu.n n...or .. m. M..HoI church. authority Tor ... state. mont Chat Che Boy. club .U H. com. Iu...I properly and ...I u.ue.. but good Influence. win .mU... from . He a... .he city .u ..u.r.. 10 ....nI to .no institution ". mora. HH0r. nm. .o .u.nu... U. boys 'o H.r HHn..c in In. .'..u and manly sport. which m. club ......
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
 NAY DEMAND REE0RMs

The p.H. of reform .H rampant In Che sato of Washington aud Che coming legislature win hc asked io auaet n law lorb.ldIue Che advertise nr of t0haeco In any form iu any state publication in any manor Also a law win bc urged lorhidd.us moving pictures from exhibiting In thc e.aIo .ha' show women enjoying Che "wocl" It H claimed chat rad- eaI legislation ia required Co com- teac. Che moral Iaz.y now proyaI- .nt
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BOTH SIDES MAKE MOTIONS
 FOR APPEAL OF DAMAGE CASE

TH. jury in ... .... 0. N''H. VI. John Tmn... I.. damage. for .'- ..... breach .. ....u.. I.H .Hu '.
 I.H00. h.ue .. amount sought. ..U. . t.r.... 0.- ... n"u.U for ..N.. |H. .... H given Tn ... jury ... Saturday r...r and n ...- O. E..I.. was 0.u... H m..m. snI.r and announce. when court. opened MuI.. mo"H.
 run..r o. ... wed. both .. Tn Ono e... H'.. u.... -. .nn... N. E HoH..0u In. ... HHH.. w. J. IT. Cobb In. .I. defendant.
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COURT AT KETCmKAE DO
 OPEN 0U MONDAY. THE 2OTI

Judge T M Reed and Ono other court officials win loavo hero on Che s.olmcr Spokane tomorrow for Ket- ch.tan where O eoss.on of Che Disc trIct court I8 slated to open on Mon- day It Ia probable Chat tho acH.on win continue for at least throo Wecn and possibly longer, although efforts win bo made to complete it before Che holidays
 Another seIon of Ono court ha7 been aat to convene in Juneau Jan- uay r6
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T1lEsITR TI1EY RETTENNG

According to word received at Che Forestry on.caa here. District For- otor C. H. FIort who has bon out- side for Che uaat several weeks. much of which umo haa ben spent at tho head ol.co for Che Western division m Portland. win ro,uu to Juneau about che latter part ol Che present month.
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NOW IN LOS ANGELES

"" . H. IUr.H H0.
 H.. . for m. @ U." H.H... aI ... Chm
 .. Ir..... according l0 from .rau Hu. .. .... ..| Mr. IrrrH r... ...H-. and n" ' .. hop. fc vi. hoard cong -. omo .n
 ". 0. being one entertainer m. ".H.. n.U.r became
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w.-L-I--- rLn--L E.---

5u.|HU morning worship VI. '. suH.re. .NaNne u Happy World. snnIHr .Hro. rI I..I.. A 0.." for ...Hon. IHat .H... your ar. nm. .f.
 Junior IH.... mo.# u. ur.0.. m .naHr.n I.II
 Hru.r.. I...U. moot. n. H... Subject .nrrn0rH.r WIH 0u... E..u.r. un-...n -. I... Sub m H.r.r..~ HI Divine NHur.
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- - rRLVLTE -

T. E. T.U.. who mn. boon
 m n.IH I.. ene.u..rne department nf Inr Hur..u oI Public HraI. .'r m. n.H IN muHtH. has
 from tI. service and win onH.. H hr.n.r I.. Hm.'. Hr '... for .H0 south or .Ha Ahmed. THm.'E nm. win lHI -. Tn California HHor. h. win join H" I.'e who wen. ou. err'. .r n. summer IT. " mo. corr ..n uh.r. He W.I 'oel.. hu. |. win
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FEES IN PROSPECT

church H.H.r HI. H. "H. minister WN .|.-.I
 ".. won. One rrr..H "r any, Tn .rrt H-. er..'.r IHlr th. HuI ..r H. U erH e.. en-
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EEICUEaU ENJOYS GOOD
 YEAR SAYS J. B. HECk-lN

Former srrtor J. E Hickman arrived or Iho snos.n. Inw Iay morning from Ne.-h..au to attend n meeting of tne Territorial EI.n crmmI on o. which n. !. H mom- hor having hc.n appointed hF Cove ornor Bono To succeed J. n natc resigned
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 iec' ko..n.san has had n very hu.g and prosperous IeIr and Cha. .hr Is ..H going s.rone regardless o. lHc I.l.r.. oI che HcIon I'U EH lhare ar. mn .tie m.n th.re and Cha. everybody H prepared .or One wine lcr. He win return lo aH homo on tre Spokane due ln ".' tomorrow.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
THEY ARE STILL KICKING

Ir1En. cold H.IH u Che Iuco thor. Ha. ro0.E mo incentive for old NH. republicans .n Anchorage and .Ho Third Division lo vote Che straight party ue.a. IHst Tueiay Regardless 70. Financial and moral
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
sITKA HOT SPRINGS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
CHURCH NOTICES
Prbvlerlr Church

Morning worship nI Ii.'N o'clock Subject Warming hr One sinner. .r .Hn e..Hr# F.r.
 surt1r school at ThrHc ut a.I'. H.n.. .H0H' uI I..I..
 Evening service .t E.H.. sHh.o., Formally U NH.IH.
 Prayer rrI.. and H.H'. .uIF oH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
PlEEs ENTERTAIN

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
6HL UEws EEURTlWED

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

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