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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
DINNER DANCE TONIGHT
MIR. and Mrs. George C. ]. Fleck, of Overlook,
to Entertain at Adelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. George Carl Julius Fleck, of
1Ol4 North 63d street, will give a dinner dance
tonight in the Adelphia The guests will be
seated at small tables which will be decorated
with spring flowers. Mrs. Fleck will wear q
beautiful gown of gold lace over pink satn
and will carry bouquet of yellow roses and
white lilacs.
The guests will include Mr.. and Mrs August
Blaess, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Bair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Bookmyer, Mr.. and Mrs. August
c. Buzby, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bradley, Mr.
and Mrs. Addison A. Christian, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas L. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. John George
Fleck, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William Fleck
Mr. and Mrs Guy Gundaker, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Du Bois Hallowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
man w. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingram
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Longworth 4.rs
Elizabeth Leisen, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Green
lee, DIR. and Mrs. Henry Moore Mr.. and Mrs
William Marshall Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon New
ton, DR.. and Mrs. Frederick S. PARK Mr. and
Mrs. David Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. William
Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mencke Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Edward Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
George shisler, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. shellen-
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schoheld, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry w. Titus, Mrs Louise Wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Walton, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel w. Whan, Mr.. and Mrs. George Walter
Whiteman, Miss Ella May Young, Frank
Weld, DR.. James William Adams, Miss Lena
Wagner. Mrs. Blanche Steel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Zellner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eisen-
hover, Mr. and Mrs Henry Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Rollman, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coates, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Stockley, Mr..
81 Mrs. Richard G. Oellers, Mr. and Mrs.
George Sheppard, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mac
Miller, Mr., and Mrs. William Gemmi. Regis
McNamee, Mr.. and Mrs Charles White, Mr..
and Mrs William Laycock, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ransley,
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Supplee, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Carl Fleck, Mr. and Mrs Horace D.
English. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Kugler, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert White, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
n.cCauley, DR.. and Mrs. Lewis W. Cave. Mr..
and Mrs. John Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Tyson, Mr. and Mrs James Balfour Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Kaye. Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith, DR.. and Mrs Willard Reading. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence w. May
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

N AND MRS. JOSEPH PARKER NOR
MI ms. JR.. entertained at the opera last
a,ght Their guests included DR.. and Mrs. VIII
49,, Easterly Ashton and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Rldgway Reilly.
r,o o,,ests at the theatre party and supper
.i,o, bv Mr.. and Mrs Banghorne Bullitt DICK
a. M,ss Jean C. Bullitt last night were Miss
caro,ine sinlSler, Miss Ruth Coke, Miss Hope
n,.,~ton Beale Miss Aimee Hutchinson, Miss
atargaret Berwind, Prall Bird, of New York;
Iovsnder Mercer Biddle, Jr., Arlington Gil
In George Brown Alfred Gilpin, William
wavne and william Watkins.
,,., n Frank Clyde entertained at the opera
,.., night. Among her guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Brinton Coke
,t,,s Rebecca willing Newhall, of "Mayheld,"
r,ostnut Hill, will give a small informal tea
a. meet Mrs. c. c. Intwiler tomorrow afternoon
,rorn 4;SO until o'clock.
r,auord waterman Dwight will give a large
,,nnor dance at his home, 1929 Walnut street,
,a.trht IN honor Of his cousins, the Misses
,,,otarman. of Boston. There will be $50 guests
.rosort mainly from the debutante and young
= aorcing men set The affair will be chap
,rorod bv Mrs. Henry Brenton Coke and Mrs.
Danel L. Hutchinson.
Tho aides for the German Austro-Hungarian
Ambulance ball, which will be given tomorrow
u,ubt at the Bellevue-Stratford, will include
Miss Kathryn Tullidge, Miss Sarah Kolb, Miss
ue,en omeara, Miss Estella LAUDER, Miss Ger
,r,de Miller Miss Eleanor Wood, Miss Dor
o,bv Dexter, Miss Margaret Tullidge, Miss
Msrie Mees, Miss Marie Mclean, Miss Ruella
Note. Miss Grace Reid, Miss Gertrude LAUDER
lao BESSIE Walsh, Miss Margaret May Miss
Nasor, Miss Wiler, Miss Violet Levy, Miss
psatrlco Harrity, Miss Doris Howes, Miss AL
bsrt Miss Dorothy Hackett, Miss Cavanaugh'
Miss Heller, Miss Julia Coyle Miss Margaret
covle. Miss Eta Scheibal, Miss Mary Tullldge
Mics Jennie Hickman, Miss Albertine Reiter
Miss Margaret Walton, Miss Grace Walton,
Miss virginia Walton, Miss Schmedhauser and
Miss Paul.
Miss Clara Amy Willis, Of 4405 Spruce
street will entertain at dinner followed by
theatre party tomorrow night for Miss Jean
Genshemer, of Erie, Pa, who is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Close, of overbrook.
covers will be laid for IA guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

oyERBRooK - Mrs. Thomas ]. Hare OF
Wynnewood avenue, and Miss Marie Durang, of
West Philadelphia, will leave the 18th OF this
month for Palm Beach, where they will join
Mr.. Hare.
Mr., and Mrs. w. Logan MacCoy, of Gath and
city avenues, will spend the weekend at At
lant!c City.
; Mrs Edwin G. Close will entertain at luncheon
this afternoon at her home 6463 Drexel road in
honor of Miss A. Helena Smith, daughter of
Mrs Horace Trumbauer, whose engagement to
E. Morris Lara of Bend, Ore, has just been
announced. Mrs. Closes guests will be Mrs
Charles Jayne, Mrs. Edward Alexander, Mrs
william Allen, Mrs Frank Duffy, of Scranton
Mrs Jesse Knieriem, Mrs H. B. Holcombe
Miss Jean Gensheimer, of Erie Miss Mary
Stevenson, Miss Elizabeth Supplee and Miss
Elizabeth Morris, of Cleveland, o.
CYNwYD-The patronesses for the dance to be
given Friday night by the Cynwyd Boys Club
at the Bala-Cynwyd Auditorium are Mrs.
George c, Canield, Mrs. John H. Faunce, Mrs.
Charles ]. deV. Keefe. Mrs. Gwater Addison
Fox, Mrs Alfred D. Pedrick, Mrs. Paul A.
Vanneman Mrs. William L. Haynes, Mrs.
William A. Thompson and Mrs. ]. Marshall
Vanneman
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Ward, of Bryn
Mawr and Penarth roads, left last week for a
Western trip
Miss Sarah Pederick, OF Penarth road. Will
give 800" party Saturday. February a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

C1) Review Of Reviews-'The War
Aga inst the Saloon"
membering"
(S) New Republic-"why Arizona
Went Dry"
(4) Town Topics-"The Widow on Pro
hibltion."
(5) Delineator-Ed
(6) International THE Temperance
Movement in Germany"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
SaSSS
DEBUT4NTE1 z5{a7'g4p
\ AFEAIRS KAgl.

IA HISS ROBERTA BROWN DOWNING,
Nl daughter of Mrs. Robert W. Downing, OF
1924 Locust street. will be guest Of honor at
a theatre party, followed by tea at the Belle
vue-stratford, to be given by Mrs Walter T.
Baird. of Brook Knoll Merton. The other
guests present will be Mrs. Downing. Miss Han
sell French Earle. Miss Katherine Zimmerman
ogden. Miss Mary Arean Miller. Miss Jean
Norris Lille. Miss Jane Harding. Miss Anna
Mary Walthour. Miss Mary Hall Laird. Miss
Rllnor Judd Bean. Miss Katherine Tenney
Miss Mildren Marston Jack. daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs S. Foster Jack, will be guest OF honor
at a bridge to be given by Mrs. e. Baldwin
Gleason of 2033 Chestnut street. There VIII DO
16 for bridge and others will drop In for tea
later In the afternoon. Mrs. Gleason's daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Baldwin Gleason. who will
make her debut next year. will assist
Miss EIinor Judd Bean, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles H Bean. OF 1865 Locust street.
win be guest of honor at a small dance to De
given at the Button by Mr.. and Mrs. George
r Evans, Of 2Ss North 34th street. Bunett sup
per will be served. Among the guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fl. Bean. Miss Jean Nor
ria Lille Miss Katherine Zimmerman Ogden
Miss katherine Tenney Miss NJ. Arrean Miller
Miss Huberta Potter Miss Anna Mary walt
hour Miss Roberta Brown DOWNING MISS
Elizabeth Yardley. Miss Louisa Gibbons Davis
Miss Lucia Alice Pardes Warden Miss hhza-
hath wister Miss Marjorie Taylor. Miss Ruth
= Mann. Miss Isobel Mine Rodgers, Miss
Frances stoughton. Miss Mary Hall Laird. Miss
christine REIN. Miss Katherine sesler. Thomas
Robinson, William D. Robinson, " Francisco
valdes. Philip Marvel. Jr.. Robert caFrere. L.
Brooke Edwards. Edward d, Harris. Spencer
powning. Powell Fenton, Wayne Marshall
James Austin Coleman Sellers ID. Frank O
rover William crosman, Marshall crosman
Iossnh II. dulles, 4th. Charles 7. Fox. Jr.. Hol-
-ts,a Fox. Joseph IL Patterson. ID, Howard
aovaana. Alfred s. Reeves. Henry Chase Tat
nall. Alfred Durant Norris, John Gardner Jr.
aarbert K. crifton Joseph Iglehart. Arthur
sayres. Jr.. J. caverley Nep-lin, Jr,. Joseph Dsz-
-. John Francis Gardner. John " Aeafa .
STANLEY Hurlbat GustaVus 3. BleteheF. Law
ranes Murdoek ana Henry Houston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

THE wedding of Miss Ellen Myers Showell,
i daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. B. Show
ELL of Rverton, will be solemnized tonight to
Charles Tomilson Kline The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. William H. Cumeston, of
Virginia, in Christ Church, Riverton. at
o'clock The bride will be given in marriage by
her father and will be attended by her sister,
Miss Marion Showell, maid of honoC, and
Miss Mary Biddle, Miss Gertrude Showell both
of Riverton; Miss Marion sleator, of Merchant
ville Miss Agnes Blackburn, Miss Emily Ogden
and Miss Gladys Truscott. bridesmaids.
Mr. Kline will be attended by his cousin.
Earl Kline, as best man. The ushers will be
DR.. Andrew Muller. Herman Muller, Clarence
Kummere, John schmid. Edward T. showell
and Ferdinand FrItsch, Jr.
Miss Shovel will a gown OF white satin,
made in empire fashion having empire train.
1t is beautifully trimmed with old family point
and duchess lace. Her wedding veil will be
that which was worn by her mother made with
a coronet and held in place with orange
blossoms She will carry a shower bouquet OF
orange blossoms and white orchids. The color
scheme will be pink and will be carried out in
the gowns OF the attendants. Miss Marion
showell the maid Of honor. will wear a pink
satin frock trimmed with chantilly lace. She
will wear a leghorn hat trimmed with lace
to match the dress, sweet peas and ribbon
Her bouquet will be of pink sweet peas. The
bridesmaids will wear dresses alike They
will be OF pink satin and chantilly lace; folds OF
which will be held in place with rosebuds
Their sashes will be of blue satin, also held in
place with the rosebuds. Leghorn hats trimmed
with lace rosebuds and pink satin streamers
will finish their costumes They will carry
French bouquets OF Killarney roses.
A reception will follow the ceremony. and
after an extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Kline will take up their residence in Queen
lane, Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
DoNAHUE-oNEILL

A pretty wedding took place this morning in St
Teresa's Church. Broad and catharfne streets,
when Miss Katharine o'Nein. OF 1923 Wharton
street, became the bride OF Thomas P. Donahue.
The ceremony performed by the pastor.
the Rev John F. Crowley. and was followed by
a NuptiaI Mass The bride, who was attended
by Mrs. J. MeConahy matron OF honor. wore
a lovely gown OF white crepe de chine. large
white velvet picture hat. and carried shower
bouauet OF bridal roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. conahy was gowned In tafreta of a pale
shade OF blue. with hat to match. and she
carried an arm bouquet Of Killarney roses. The
groom had for his best man George OMEN.
cousin Of the bride After = wedding break
fast. served at the home Of the bride. the
couple left for a short trip through New York
STATE. They viii be at home after March /. at
1923 Wharton street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

Mrs. A. G. shlser and Miss Louise shisler. OF
shamokn, Pa, gave delightful dinner in
their honor last evening at the Manufacturers
Club. They will remain in the city as the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs stockley for about 10
DAYS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
LINDEMAN-MARoUIz

Miss Sadie ]. Marquiz, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Martin Marquiz. of 1884 North Ssd street.
became the bride OF Philip Lindeman. OF 3S62
North 18th street. at noon today. The cers-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Henry
Berkowtz OF the Rodeph shalom Congregation.
Broad and Mt. Vernon streets, at his residence.
1928 North 33d street. and followed by a
breakfast at the home of the brides parents
The bride wore her travelling gown OF midnight
blue gabardins cloth with Persian trimming,
and a hat OF dark blue straw and velvet trim
med with flowers She carried a bouquet OF
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Pearl Marquiz was her sisters maid of
honor Her suit was OF green silk poplin trim
med with velvet hat OF straw and velvet
ornamented with flowers and bouquet OF pale
pink rossbuds completed her costume. Samuel
IAndeman was his brothers. best man. The
bridegroom and bride will leave an extended
Journey this afternoon. They will be at home
after March Is. at 2s2s North Taney street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
LEoNARD-JAHEsON

Ths marriage OF lIss Florence Louise jane
aon. daughter Of DR.. and AIRS. George Lee
Jameson. Of YiHa Florsnza st. payid's. 70
Henry Rsed Leonard. Jr,. VIII take place this
evening The ceremony Wiii be performed By
ths rev. pr. Charles Armstrons n St. AEsry's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mapes Dodge, of clapier
and Mexican avenue, will return to their home
today from Chicago. where they were the
guests of Carl Dodge, who is in business in
that city
Miss Elizabeth Ash. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morgan Ash, of 53O2 Knox street.
VIII leave tomorrow for Kent School, Conn.,
to attend the senior dance. John Morgan Ash,
"a, brother of Miss Ash, is member of the
senior class.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
TIOCA

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Webster Boyer enter
tained friends at their home, 221O West venango
street. last night to celebrate the 35th ami
versary of their marriage. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ritter. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Trainer, Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Keck Mr..
and Mrs Parker saylor, Mr. and Mrs. Guy NJ.
Boyer, Miss Beatrice F. Scott and Madison Ray
Boyer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

Mrs William Aldrch and her daughter, Miss
Nellie Aldrich, of North 22d street, have re-
turned from months visit in Logan, Kan, fol-
lowed by short tour through Nebraska
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

Mrs. Carrie Baer Hillman entertained IA of
her sewing class at dinner in her new apart
ment, 1922 Columbia avenue, last night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs William Rawlings Jr., and Miss Helen
rawlings of a4 North 18th street, have re-
turned to their home, having spent the past
week in New York, where they were the guests
of relatives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA'

Miss Nan Schwartz. OF 1897 South sth street
entertained number OF her friends at cards
aaat week Among those present were Miss
nQFoshy hakransky Miss Rosalind Makransky.
zlss Hess waeison Miss Lillian Wellaek, L.
<ehsn, J. Taylor. s. Pollock. Doctor siYaak and
3eetof Llmeaeld.
= dinner was given at the home Of AIF. and
- y Bart Sullivan. Of 1923 Porter street. IN
zsat q William J. Sullivan. Many prominent
sassss were present
and Ars. Prank 3. stoeklsg. q Isos South
street, Hha srs at present entertaining
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

Ar. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bells gave surprise
party in honor OF their daughters, Miss Jean
neste BELLS and Miss Helen Bells, at their
home bss4 Webster street. Monday, Among the
receiving party were Miss Ethyl Myers. Miss
Bessie Baker and Miss Elsie Roberts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

musical and dance for the benefit OF the
homen's Civic Club OF Sea Isle City. N. j.,
slu be given at Professors Coils academy. 2s
south 10Th street. Friday evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Lillian Sexton, OF Asbury Park, is visit
ing Miss Harriet Pleasonton oranam. of the
Lamar Apartments 46th and Walnut streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

Mrs. z. Frederick Oates of 1929 SAMSON
sueeI will give a tea this afternoon at the
Fnlomusian Club to the United Daughters OF
ne confederacy. Those who win assist Mrs.
oa1es In receiving win be Mrs. t. Ashby
hsths, Mrs. William K. Beard, Mrs Edgar
Aarburg. Mrs. Benjamin S. Richardson. Mrs
william Douglas Mason Mrs. s. f. Woody
@A preside at the tea table.
M and Mrs. Henry de stiltrlsd. OF 47ss
Alassessing avenue win be at home on Wednes-
aeSs' No cards have been sent out.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

arr. AND MRS. JOSEPH PARKER NOR
M RIs JR, entertained at the opera las'
neht. Their guests included DR.. and Mrs VII
liam Easterly Ashton and Mr.. and MIS- D.
midway Reilly
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-23
LONDON FUR SALES
 SHOW GOOD ADVANCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-An Amer ican consular report on the London October fur sales says:
 Prices of most classes Of skins of- fered showed an appreciabie price. According to the British press, ad- vances Of 50 per cent. on rates paid at tho March series of sales were se- cured for cross fox, white. gray. and kit fox. 40 per cent. for red fox. 30 per cent. for fitch and Japanese fox, 20 per cent. for beaver. 20 per cent. for mink, 10 per cent for stone mar ten and silver fox. and 10 per cent for marten and otter.
 These increases are said to have been due to considerable demand both in England and neutral countries, rather than to the scarcity of the off, ferings, America was a keen buyer of all classes of furs. notably skunk and lynx.
 A slightly disturbing feature was the Board of Trade announcement of the inclusion of furs in the list of goods which may not be exported to neutral countries except under Ii- censo. This. 1t Is stated. may tend stnl further to raise prices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-23
DAWSON BOYS ARE
 KILLED IN THE WAR

DAWSON. Oct. 25.-T telegram re- ceived from Gerald Grestock. of Lord strathcona's horse, now fin Flanders, reports that Jack Watt. of Dawson. was killed by stray bullet striking his cheek and coming out of the back of his head. He was looked over Q parapet just as the Germans started to yacate their trenches. He was buried under the Union Jack with O cross and a wire netting above. Watt and Grestock were the first Klondik- CTS to leave here for the front. i'm mediately after the war was declared. Watt leaves @ widowed mother in England, of whom he was the sole support. Klondikers have been spon- taneously supporting her since he en- listed. Grestock also wires that ho heard In London that Charley Phil. lips, formerly a mounted policeman. who left last March and enlisted for the East African service, was killed there. Phillips was in the same com pany as Hart. the chief of the Daw- son fire brigade, now in Africa. He has three brothers in tho continental armies Watt and Phillips are the first men from Yukon SO far to be killed in the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-23
GREEK LEADER BITTF7LV ASSAYS BRII4IVS ACIIONS
SCHEFFLER IS GRO0MFD FOR
 POSTMASTER

CORDOVA, Nov. 28. - Postmaster Harry G. Steel yeaterday announced that he had resigned on November 8, and at meeting last night of the Cordova Democratic Club, a resolu- ton was passed, endorsing the cam dldacy of Charles q. sheiiler. schef- fer is a member of the Democratic Territorial committee. and with Post master Steel published the Cordova Times. He formerly was a Juneau printer.
 It is understood that the Juneau Democrats have been asked to en- dorse schenler's candidacy but ac- ton has not yet been taken by them.
 Steel gives as his reasons for re- signing the iact that Postal Inspect. or Nell reduced the clerical force and cut the salaries one third. Steel was appointed under tbe Taft administra- tion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-23
YEP, WICK WAS
 HERE BUT HE
 WAS FAST ASLEEP
Where Is Wickersham?

No, this Is not the name of O new play. It is simple, matter-of-fact question.
 Saturday morning at 8 o'clock the steamship Admiral Evans touched at Juneau. on her way to Seattle from Southwestern Alaska The Empire sent a representative to the steamer to see the delegate. The reporter was informed that Delegate Wickersham was asleep. A few friends of the Del egate. who called at the steamer were told the same thing. The reporter waited until the Admiral Evans went out but the delegate failed to make an appearance.
 In it's Sunday morning Issue, The Dispatch. local champion of the dele gate, published that Wickersham Twas visited by a number of his friends, while the Admiral Evans lay at her dock here. The Dispatch then pub llshed an outline of what Mr. Wick ersham expected to do at Washing ton when Congress- meets.
 Today. however. Emery Valentine, Mir. Netherlands right bower in Southeastern Alaska politics, said Judge Wickersham was not aboard the Admiral Evans. Delegate Wicker sham would never pass through Ju- neau without getting up," said he. "l don't care what time of the night it was. Mr. Wickersham would have made an appearance had he been on the steamer. He has never passed through Juneau without seeing his frineds and associates"
 Gus Giles. F. J. Cox, g. s. Jacobs Oak Olson and others who arrived in Juneau on the Admiral Evans soy the delegate passed through on that boat
 And. again. The Empire repeats that Mir Wickersham was O passenger on the Admiral Evans, that during the time the steamer was here he was wrapped In the embrace of Morpheus. and that he is on his way to Wash ington. having this time. missed his usual interview at Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-23
JUNEAU FEDERAL
 JAIL TO RECEIVE
 EDWARD KRAUSE

Edward Krause of Petersburg, can. ddiate on the Socialist ticket for the House of Representatives, Alaska Leg islature. in 1914. win be behind the steel bars in the United States jail in Juneau within ten days. 1t is believ- ed. The activity of the Seattle ofl- clals in collecting evidence against the prisoner has resulted, friends of Krause's alleged victims say, in weav- ing Q net of circumstances about the prisoner that be cannot escape, and friends of Captain Jim" Plunkett, Ole Moe and William Christie say they win not rest until justice Is done.
 It is said that when Krause is ex- tradited. Chief of Detectives Charles Teunant Of Seattle will como North, to appear against him. It was Ten nant. according to the Seattle papers. that drew from Krause, bit by bit, statements exceedingly damagipg to .the prisoner and it is thought that the third degree was applied by the sleuth.
 It Is declared taht when J. E. Moul- ton and an officer from Ketchikan searched Krause's launch in Wards cove. where the fugitive had left it. a recently-used gag was found, in ad- dition to a shotgun said to be Jim Plnukett's. and high-power shells and rifles in large numbers. Letters found in the boat indicated that Krause had @ secret code by which he communicated to persons unknown. There Is @ story 10 the effect that Q vertitable Black Hand society of which Krause was the head was in exis- tenco in Southeastern Alaska, but this report has not been borne out as yet.
 It is said that the Socialists have taken steps to defend Krause. Krauc- zunas. former Alaskan Socialist lead CT. and the standard bearer of that party in an unsuccessful campaign for delegate. Is one of Krause's law yers.