S. 8. ALASKA RESERVATIONS
The local list of southbound res
ervations on the S. S. Alaska, Capt.
Nord, which departed for Uganik last
Saturday night, consisted of the fol
lowing:
Seattle—G. A. Wilson, Mrs. J. Gil
patrick, Miss Maude Mathenson, G.
H. Roberts Geo E. King, Mrs. Mary
King, K. O. Scribner, Joe Perpich,
E. W. Wampeer, Mrs. E. A. Crane,
Miss C. C. Black, S. T. Young.
Ketchikan—‘Mrs. O. B. Case, Oscar
B. Case. Geo B. Nelson, Andy Sim
ons, Henry Lucas, John F. Cham
berlin.
Cordova—J. L. Freeman, H. C.
Dunlap, John Corey, Chas Mori.
Juneau—F. S. Gordon.
Latouche—M. Dwysk. J
LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid takes this method
of thanking the ladies who so lib
erally donated to the cooked food
sale last Saturday; and to Mr. Val
ade for window cards; and the Sew
ard Trading Co. and the Seward
Gateway for their courtesies.
The attention of the members of
the Ladies Aid is called to the regu
lar meeting Wednesday afternoon at
2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Sulli
van. This will be an important
meeting so a full attendance of the
members is desired.
Mrs. T. P. GRAHAM, Sec.
Tomorrow’s Chamber of Commerce
luncheon will be ^ield at noon at the
Seward Grill.
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CLEVER WINNER FLAG DESIGN
HAVING HARD TIME WITH
HERO STUFF
I The past week has been one of re
current surprises and thrills for Benny
j Benson.
First, he received tidings that the
American Legion had selected his flag
design as the winner of the American
Legion prize, along with the honor
attached. Hardly had Benny composed
his broad smile when along came the
dispatch from Juneau announcing that
the Territorial Legislature had ac
cepted the design and was in progress
of passing a bill to not only have the
flag made, but to provide funds with
which Benny might journey to the
National capital and present Alaska’s
flag to the President.
Being all boy, yet modest, it has re
quired some personal effort to strut
the hero stuff among his juvenile
compeers without inviting a challenge
to knock a chip off someone's
shoulder. Frankly, Benny does not1
like the hero stuff, but has decided to
accept the inevitable and prepare for
what is to come. That It is coming
was evidenced Saturday night when
Benny was invited by president
Urbach to be the honor guest at the
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
Tuesday.
“Oh, Gee,” said Benny, blushing
yes, there are boys who can blush—
but he begged that he be not called
upon for a speech.
When told that he would be com
pelled to make a speech to the Presi
dent in presenting the flag, Benny
agreed that he might as well begin
now to uphold the dignity of Boydom
and Alaska, so from now until the
hour when he comes to stand among
men, he will devote himself to smoth
ering at least half of his happy smile
in an effort to look the part of one
who just now holds the spotlight and
of which big things are expected.
Benny is not so sure of what he
would wish to say to the President,
but philosophically accepts the situa
tion with the statement that he will
do his best.
Among the halibut schooners mak
ing port yesterday was the Alaska,
Capt. Carl Angell, which discharged
fish at the San Juan plant.
The halibut schooner Mildred II.,
Captain Smealand, arrived in port yes
terday and discharged about 12,000
pounds of fish at the San Juan cold
storage wharf.
RED CROSS MEETING
The Seward Chapter of the Amer
ican Red Cross will hold a meeting
at the fire hall Tuesday, April 26th.
at 8 p. m. The public is requested
to attend.
POLA TO MARRY MAY 5
LONDON, April 25. (/P)—A radio
gram from the steamship Aquitania
announced that the wedding of Pola
Negri, noted film star and Prince
Serge Mdivani will take place on
May 5th at the Prince-s chateau Ruel
Seran Court.
ABOARD S. S. AQUITANIA: Con
siderable excitement has been occa
sioned among the passenger^ the
~eport that Pola Negri a"'1 uce
Serge Mdivani, who are y* mongers
have already been wed. It became
known all of Pola’s baggage was
marked Princess Mdivani.
LOCAL ARRIVALS S. S. ALASKA
Local arrivals from the South on
the S. S. Alaska, which arrived In
port Saturday, included: E. Coke
Hill, Gilbert O’Berg, L. Meier, Mrs.
Meier. A. Meier, B. Devine, S. O.
Sullivan, A. Hansen, Wm. Yakeman,
R. H. Smiht, Miss Z. B. Jones, J. A.
Ramsey J. F. Toman, J. Barbiere,
Mrs. J. Kennedy, Katherine Kennedy,
Mrs. H. J. Leonard.
S. S. EVANS RESERVATIONS
The local southbound listing on the
S. S. Admiral Evans, Capt. S. K. Giljc,
which arrived yesterday from the
Westward, included the following:
Cordova—Frank Angermann, Geo
Anderson, James Pervius, A. Rogers,
L. Ferdenandez.
Latouch—R. A. McDonald, R. J.
Eckley. Louis Edwards for Ketchikan
and J. O. Jackson for Seattle.
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