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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-07

Commencing Monday, July 23 the Board of Trade lunch counter will serve the best Soc dinner in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-07

Moonlight water at the City Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-07

FOR SALE-CHEAP: HYDRAULIC PIPE WHiM 16 H. p. UPRIGHT BOILERS. DRILL ROPE. BOB SLED. HOISTS.
 DARLING q DEAN co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-07

We are using Moonlight water In the Gtite Bath House.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters remaining ancaled for III
the Missoula, Mont, ,postoffice for the
week ending November 10. 1917.
Sigurd Steffenson Biornelo. f.. Brett
tenstein, r. W. Bird. Mrs Rose Berg
strom. Geo. K. BeZanson, Mrs. Pete
Barry. Wm. II. BasgS Geo. Burgonne
Mrs. VIM. Brule
Miss r. NJ. Cotter, j. r. Cahill, Mrs
NJ. II. Campbell. Harry Cline. Mrs
Mabel Chiffon, G. Crnmb.
Ellen Doble. Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Oar
rel. Mrs. Joe Dennis, Miss Mamie
DAILY. Gus. o. Dallmann. Geo. Douglas
Mrs. T.. j. Daniel. II. \. Decker. Sig
more NJ. Dallrncier.
Russell Erickson. W. G. Elliott. T.. A
Erlck, Joe Espwitch
Myrtle Franklin ca.
Joe Gagnon. Albert GuBtefsgon, Pete
Gustavsson.
Miss Elsie Hernig, Harry IIeithley
J. Blaine Hedges. #t
Andrew Johnson, Mrs. 1iulda John
son, Mrs. Josephine Jones.
II. Kirk. Jens Knuden, Louis Kus-
SEES, Mrs. Lucy kirkpatrick. Mr. and
Mrs. II. =. King, Miss Bessie Knott
Mrs. Opal Kingsley, Everett King.
Mrs. O. j. Lien. Miss T.. Leyenberger
Charley Lee.
Don Mackenzie, James 7. Maloney
Rcxford A. Mineo, Mrs. r.. NJ. Nc,
Elvin r. W. McAIann %, VIM. AGc,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
BACKACaE KILLS!

Don't make the fatal mistake of neg
l"cting what may seem 10 be Il
simple little hackachc." There isn't
any snch thing. 1t may be the first
warning that your kidneys are not
working properly, and throwing Off the
poisons as they should. II this is the
case, go after the causr o. thai back :
ache and do it quickly. or YOU may
find yourself in the grip CT an incur
able disease.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
Will give almost Immediate relief from
kidney and bladder troubles, which
may be the unsupported cause of gen.
oral i'll health. GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules are imported direct rom
the laboratories in Holland. They IRE
prepared in correct quantity and con-
Nenient form TO take. ANA are posi-
lively guaranteed - give prompt re-
| lief or YOUR money will be rcf,mdei
Get them ut any drug store, hut be
sure to insist on the COLD MEBAI
brand, and take no other. In boxes
three sizes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
PART Of PAYROLL
MONEY IS FOUND
Posse in Newcastle, Pa. Kills
Two Bandits With Half
Of Booty.
ON LONELY HIGHWAY
Robbers Attack Pay Car Car
rying Money to Quarries
Limestone Co.
ON LONELY HIGHWAY

=. =, -, . :,
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"'i".s - ,'i' 49,
H,''' INNS - Wv 49, ''''s'''s
siortiS aitei noon il'iu W ai a"'oi'''-
hie coh'aihiiis y -, a'iei'' >" ~
'ehoeht % tue W. w. ''i'i'H,i' '''ii''
STONE 'oiipdh9 'lu W. '''pl'H ~
ai'ei su.o'''i' ~ "e'''i '''' y, Wy =
p'oAeSs Tony Sath 'l'u N''''''''- ~
rem eSsapeh Win - ''''' ~ pa -
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
Speculation in Butter
and Eggs Is Eliminated

WASHINGTON, Nov. I5--Snecuiation in
butter and eggs has been eliminated,
The food administration announced to-
day, bN the voluntary arrangement
mad" With representatives Of all the
eoHntfSss butter ana egg exchanges. a
set OF rules drawn up prevents specu-
lation and guards against fictitious
prices.
No purchases are to be made on call
except by persons actually engaged in
the distribution OF the commodity pur-
chased, and goods must De purchased
only ior actual distribution in the or
binary course OF business and then
only III such amounts MS are necessary
10 enable the purchaser to carry on
his business efficiently.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
Disagree as to Crisis
Because of Sim Feiners

London. Nov. i5.--Niscount Chaplin.
in the house Of Lords today called at
tehtion to the grave situation in Ire
land. He referred especially to the
SIM Fcin campaign III favor of an in
dependent republic.
Baron Wimborne. lord lieutenant of
ireland, replying, said he did not share
Nlsco,rnt Chaplins gloomy anticipa-
tons. Notwithstanding the in
flammable material in Ireland the
SraNeSt danger to he apprehended was
the importation Of arms OF a hostile
landing.
The Sim Feiners, said Lord VIM
borne, We're not pro- German either in
feeling or impulse. Their idea of Ire
rand becoming republic must always
remain a dream. he declared The gov
eminent now ha. an adequate military
establishment i'll Ireland.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16


Tntire. James McCaffrey, ]. II. Miller,
Mrs. j. II. McNfann, Oscar Magnuson.
W. Marlowe. NJ. Marshall. Raymond
Monroe.
IT. Norman, Gunnar Nukrist, Miss
Ellen Nelson.
Axcl Olson, r. Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Porter, 0. G. Pear
son, Miss Minnie Peckham.
Mrs Edward Roddo, Mrs. NJ. A. Rob-
inson. Fl. l.. Raft. Mrs. Allen Ropack,
NJ. +. Reynolds.
Ed l.. Schultz. Andy Sutherland. j.
7. Snhr 20. y. ID. Shea, John Sanders,
Perry Stockwell. John Smith. Mrs.
Singer a. II. Stahl.DS.
Mrs. Mary r. Thonias, Miss Harriet
Thielman. q. G. THOMPSON.
Mrs Bay Wits.
j. w. LISTER.
Postmaster.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
Woman and Husband Freed
From a Charge Of Murder

Cnlvillo. Wash. Nov. 15.--Mrs. Mar
raret HanshaW, tho 17-year- old wife OF
Albert Ifanshaw, was acquitted of the
murder last October Of Alexander
Stricken. Jr.. by a jnry IN the superior
court here today, after 30 minutes de-
liberation. Upon motion of prosecut-
ing Attorney Donley. n murder charge
against Hanshaw was then dismissed.
and both We're released from custody.
Alex Stricklcr, ST., also was killed at
the same time. during an alteration
over the Ilanshaws' occupancy Of tho
sttricklcr ranch.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
Americans and Germans
Clash in NO-Man's Land

With the American Army in France
NOV. BY the Associated Press
There have been further encounters
between American patrols and Gel
mans in No-Man's land Last night
there We're Il number of clashes. but
the night was dark and showery anG
the firing Was at Il distance. There
were no American casualties. The Ger
mans placed machine guns in sesera
cratcrs and sprayed streams Of bullets
on our communicating trenches. Tht
American artillery hurled shells from
T5's nj the positions and &iIenGrd Tho
enemy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
Will Lecture on Belgium
Through Western Montana

Fo2eman, Nov l5.-preSident J. NJ.
Hamilton of the Montana State college
will start tomorrow on trip through
western Montana, including Missouri.
Eutta. Deer Lodge. Anaconda and 9th
ar cities. under the auspices of the
state University extension department.
He Will give his illustrated lecture ON
EclElum.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
Investigation of Montana
Coal Situation Is Near

Helena, Nov. l5.-An investigation of
the coal situation in Montana is eN-
rcetea to begin in q few days. State
officials were informed today that Ma
tiunal Fusl administrator Garfield has
named two federal investigators to
WORK IN this state Books and, records
Of coal operators will lac examined by
experts and figures compiled upon
which the ultimate price will be fixed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16

it, his statement was as t"lleWSs Il
thought we'd used up all the ways there
were before. l;ut I've seen Il new way
10 hose Il series, anyhow.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16

Only One "sRoMo QUININE"
To get the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature of +. W. GROVE, Cures
Il Cold i'm One Day. soc
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
REVOLT IN ECUADOR.

Santiago, Chile, NOV l5--Adyires
from Lima, Peru, today announced the
breaking out Of a revolution in Ecu
;,dor. Several localities are reported in
the hands Of the rcvolutinnlSts.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16

Writer'S clamp may affect either
the wrist or stomach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07
Tuonduy. AuI,,n, I. 1911
TIM. TERMINAL. tDAD CAHE

Tia, .i,ratI"n at IL" inl"n'i'" 10 '""
,.,,n,nunny ,h.",rh Ne" "I'h"h'" "'
Al, ,,irIu.I ,.l,.Ic"u ~ ~. Wh""'"s
Iasuinai i'"II,''u'l Company. "'""''''''
IN which unn ."il"'l """'" h"'" "E' w
IN. iniolllrnn.n, ,mna,,' j." 'lI"ph'"h
n would a"rm. "l"". ih"' ~" ''f"' ~
tho fpiiuiy !" r"'"Y"r ''n s""""''p''''
M ,h,b DOn 10 that road In r"npr''h'"
with tho ohllgali"nA IN" '"ah en'"'""
Into with Ia" county In ACQUIRING '""'
aubrcIip,I"n Tho mnti"r "f III" ~"
billy OF Tho company for h"""H" "r
: ,,,urx OF Iha ruuuiy'1 invrHlmSnl la
9TH, antoTprlac prominon 10 b" toni"d
. In tho courts. M tho ONO I"nhH
. Hoard ~ CnInminnlnnrfh yonlriday ah'
',horllr.l the rr"nrrulInR Attorney l."
.Insri,usr proceedings nsainnt ihn i"nd
for such ioruVrry ~ hnihnHon'
, u In lrun ia" i"ad han pnnHr" nom
: Tho banda al lin "'iHin"i ""n"'n. anu
: Ia nav ,..ult,.ii,d hy IA" ''"nnnY iVan'a
,uniiiuad t'"untn"E. ~hhh h"a '"'''''
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f,ol.ti .ur.,.u4,i IIn linu, h'tI u !" '""lh
> ,.iu.d th., ,h" n.~ ."n"'" '""ld ""'
illegally .L"'n ""s 81 Mo- i'""""'"" '"'
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yOUTHERN TRAINING CAMPS

Thor" may b" nom" i""h"'' "'"""
nGGapinble "HpIunnlI"m to' ia" "n'"h
ilahuonI uf II"lning campo f"I ia"
'nnactlp,rd u"ldl"ra Ia III" South h'i'
Il" f"r "kthlne h"a h"'" v'n'"''d los
ri."nn Wiz" al" Ihnr''""IhI" Ia III" -"
In'Il"n 81 The n"nIh"r" "lI'" !" It
n","iy "","Ih", "sih"""" "f Vi" pun
IL" n,.utI"," I'"",.,,"'y h"" wi'h ih"
standardization. -, u Ii ""''''''' 81
ll""" iiu"d"." ~hi'h 80" ''''"'""''E
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NIlIit. I J. ~

l., an
t,l II, r,,,,l,
mar, ,ur,,,IIr ,,,,,cL In Inc ,uudo Ia
u,,lo, u,I,, ,ho,h ,,,,, or,,,unnuv
all urrrhuudIuo rc,utunI No mrr
. hnudluc Ia nCrCuIrd for rNiuru which
hur hccn usrd mr. ia not In It's uIlplunI
rur,hIIlnn GIrIu uurrhuucd md rr
Iiurucd ron no rcturnrd only in OK.
rhpnYr for other mcrchandIsr not Tor
credit to purrhnAcr'4 nrruuni Gus
toners who hahIiuNIly mukr unjust
claims or hnbituaIly return G.. q. D.
merchandise are In he rrnurl,d To II
ICrulraI rlrnrlnr hullsr whont. infurma-
lion becomes part II the credit lnfor-
lnnti0n hupplird TO every Cleveland
merchant on all win cali" pur
chnars deposit 81 - per cent I'll the
mice H. iruiIi,l
Please huii hcir. hi Ihn nnuInrnt
READ over n.aIu the u,,.r,Iin: nara.
.,nul. und iLrn. II .,,u .a...u.. sail,
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A TutjE VnIflE! HrE!RRp

tIh. ,"lh -, rui trr,' tc,rn"ny rh"m'
,iph,rnur 49,, ~ ,lrr"u"~ ""'nor ftnm
hnr unu,-". thu fountain honhp NJ
Junkcrd"m mud Tho '"uspirn'nra ri ND
isol,isr Wo r"II"m h"nr thin true
yuire OF tl" i.nrrunn people. especially
tlrce tho truthful pen az Mnximlllan
Ilardru has hccp aIIrnCrd mud tho
greater part OF tho Social Democracy
has been buppressod int" unr"sIstIng
subsrryicncy. but occasionally bold
voice Ia raised Ia tn" ltrlchalnR to
show that the German longing for free
government Ia not dead though 1t may
hu nlccping. with lurid dreams. There
l.. u minority Louder. iihano. who np
pears Ia he very much hwaLn. La
speaking OF Tho umhlgu"un uialnmeaIin
D( tianculinl Mlchnulin on ,nnilil"nA
fDt peace, hU dr'laicd that lheIn wan
70 s.nwing i"nlins among TIA" inaAa1H
thai Ih" monarchy |" fGll,u" And
that ,rrhiIi" ~ili anh mtat onuo
Ito nai,l that 60 ia" va, '.',Iii inI"n much
ts,pu, ~" iI"'In"n na,l.'n viii ha'h
10 a.alh ",,i f"II f,",, r.hunniinn /"
ito tio,i,l"'l ~" i.I"" Ih.' h"rI"n
wuui'l n,il"i."" -" l." f"""i u, o"""p,
teyna ~ r""r" hI.I"'"h h. h", Any
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THE: LOYALTY or I.AnDU

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me- l,,,n"ir,. - H." h'i'"' ""'l"'
r'"u,iIrr Boz ~""n "arilnl anl l"h".
hof-rr,, ,uuiuyrre prh Tho onpluy"h
There 10 - ,inY no frlr" iu rnnre hearty
ru.uporati'n nv prtpp"T, ~ RUvo'n.
nuut's s'nnd inkou for freedom, ITO.
tore q s,atc at war WINS declared the
leaders OF the InNur organizations OF
tho country At Il national conference In
Washington adopted n pledge. M OIL.
GERS of the national aud International
trades unions, that lin peace or I'm war.
in stress or In storm" they would
stand "unrcstrvcdly by the standards
lion OF the ideals or The ltepuhlic.
since the state uT war was declared
0r determined ndeiilY 10 thla pledge.
bal iloi" al" h""l"IlH'I' ""d l'""'h''
wnnlI h. lr"dG,a al 'i"a""H al ~"ih
lac i"s" h" n""h 4" "-"'' i" ""iie"
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nnd singing. and every man Will QUIZ
his work and keep the welkin ringing.
l,d hate To be- tho Stacker lad who
sI,ulked and lodged the lighting. when
from Paree or PelrOgrad the bny"
come homo a.Liling! Id hate To De
that young man lhen. diasraced be
wand redemption, Who claimed "
1pu wa "a Wri an reason Ini exemption
"a beilGi i"r IL MI ~ crave ~ shh'I
al u.iL ,i..i,uiiuh iiaH aliHL aiuhnl
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I,"nh Lri,,,. ~. n"t'i i'""-s '.''.
Ne, Lhurit.-. i,t,~a ~hu ~s's s'A"t
IN thl- ~ -u,n. dr'L -i-v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07
TWO DIgCORDANT Spirits

90. 49,, ,,.i.,,t 81 rho c,tont OF
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h.. nj. njrkuamc
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THEY NEVER RESIGN.
Financial America

"HraIEn?'' exclaimed Hn0rKn Cre1l.
IL am The w0rnl lille rrhl1ncr In tho
world have nui IcnlEneh ana 40
NOT inirnd to"
Amd Why nhuulh he MI, trosl 10
Ia Tie npnt HIGHT " ihri" In AM
lllnE HAT Nj tlGrl hyGn nb"yn al
nVoI ihlnrh u In Ia In Ia W." npWi
mia ri"yGI unili no" lll "" "'h'EVG
n,,i,tiIHIy ".."pi Ia lnnh I""h" no"
Ia, ltan urt""i Iuniif :" '"!"h"'"'" ~
H,.inI Iajr,ti". IVA 10 r"V"i hhi"hl
lnittrr ,rni iIH" nnrl '"""|v" '"al
,u,,n,v Ini ,I,.lup ihlnrh INV mt W"
nnJI,In"I standardization. lni" ''nublb
pIIh "uiurnl u"1Hp"H"iH ahh pshW
W. ."lIIt"ur.
~" rtnsIrlunt aud thn puhli" srs,
pnyIuE n pretty hoavy pTI"a fut q nut
annrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07
Ripping Rhymes
by WALT MACON
mAnGitlHu NOME

when Ihry ."nir hnGh Inrn hl""h
nIniin,I n"ih". III" 'npniIY'h b"t" llFbt
,,n hIril" iur 80 them l'HlIn "n'I
nhl.t,ln il,,- ,'"iIH 81 t'IunnInn hllnhi
I,,n,r It,,u, u,iIp' ii',n i"nI hunting
l,~ r,'nihlr Ih'yll u" ""l'''''n"'l
In,r, ~ II h".h ih,, luu'l ~'Iili htiuI
l"r NJ" h""hr ~Iil ul"y l." bout ih"
hnu'l hr"p' ol'u IN h"nIr""'" 'l"""r,
nud tI"iir EIilr.. "n "v"rY baud, WI
r"ll ~" huyu -lIh i"rrn huh ih"f"'ll
hr uIiIaI- Nv IL" huh, IuIl urRnn Dnnln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07
IIW. "WE STATE" IS
CFRT'N'Y SOME "DRY"

rliAULTpTUH. w Va, Avg. q
Tho thorough "hr1ncrr" NJ Wc'' Wiz
pinln VIVA nllnnlrh pnnItlvely here to-
DIV Nv Fred J., WOOlworth OF Lansing
Mich. nlnio dnlry md food commits
rlun"r rf Michigan. who to tost tho ~
T"rrivrnraF If prohibition w this Rthtc
Inns just spont four or nvn days try
Ing in vnrinuN plnCos to buy some
whIsk"y.
Mr.. Wuolwnrib, who haB been OK
unicIo prohibition conImiHSi0ner OF
Michigan, declared he Ind boon unable
TO buy whIskey anywhere In tho state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07

tho nrrI ~ Ih" resolutions "r"p'"h
NnIiuunl Try turdn naEurln'I"n. Va
,,mrurIuIiY with tho requirements lniH
down hr tho Council Of National DO
rnnsc ut Washington dcClnroR II tn"
scnse Of the meeting that tho retail
merchants OF the United StRlnR FhAIl
lend their hearty md active coopnra-
ton to tho COmmcrCinl economy board
of the council, with tho object OF bring
ing nbnut reforms that shall rrl"hso
both men and capital nH they may b."
needed by the government for the de-
Tense OF the nation.
The great retailing house or liar
rods, la London. has pTGEi"ancd ;" lar
IA 1t similar undertaking III ALI az Inc
jiriIInh government that, Ia dale. II
Aua released SOM men Tor active nci'
Vice nEulnnl The common enemy
These wa iiuiaEIniilih "Iili"inlh" VA"
ucad und Iniicntn ll.r 'ai"aii ~ ~hl'h
~. ni",iI,niin ,nn - Ia ""ii"i !'"r u.
ma, ,.II..t i,s,.Iti I,.iIn "h"rl.n IT, lIt's
~". .....,I,n.. "..inn.Iii,. "''. 'l'v''''l
t.. lI... I,n..Il."i "tI"lit'''.'.' 81 'I''- '.ni
.i.r,.I IL. ti.. n'"t ,'"''l''i"" Hii''
alt lL., '"lI argument ""'i "rt'''''"
,i,m ,.r,,. lh" '"'."r'r"" d"'r""h ''""'"
IlnI ~ Va. k"rinulur ~ ~" ""' "'''"
.r,y ,rnf-rru,.,.r II,,r,. d"Iiuli' I"f"''t-
Inli,r,r r""m ainTul"'lv l"""''r'"F y"
nII dopu,ir,rrIr 1T r,lnii irn,lr
Eirp, cnrnns Imu"'lIri" '"'w"'l"u IN
all clIIop OF Tho United Hini"s |" two
package delivering per rnr. except
during periods Of slr"EE nnn ~
Christmas time. IN clrl"s aud towns
"whcre p0ssibIc and where II will
work out economies In mon mld In
capital" package deliveries Hro to To
reduced 10 ono a day.
A charge Ia to be made for special
Deliveries A special delivery is de-
fined az IA parcel ordered sent by II
special messenger To Il customer who
Is unwilling To walt for the regular tie
livery" 1t IL not To include. however.
tho a0-callcd "hpcCinla" caused through
The operation Of the sture'H alteration
depart meuil nr "hprclhl6 caused by rf-
ruGn or The aIuir'h rmpinyrn IIo
amount al The charge i"l IA npH''I"i h".
iiyoiy 10 to lie hanGh 'HI The "An,I an
Tho appIuHlnui" ."at 81 handling
Tho lGn"iuIlGns I"UnI ia" in,in"hi
at. nl"Iilnn, ia .S".y .ity "nl I''"1
al III. il.iI",i iit"i'.,. ~ "i.I"r""t ."t'.
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a.. al IstIt
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iiiu"n MIEmIlinn iinrd"nn vote" n"n
hnnn ntill"d wa h""' u'iIlnn h"' pm"
from 1Irriln
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10" s,-"' h."s~. /" 80. t.."I .."n-..
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fn,.,~Vs
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rIoHnI. hHITORIAI.
i"I Vloo aud Hoimn Privilege Wh' E"'l"""
Wnt roo,lnH % Rbnin
Nv LEW HAHN

,niI 5 W"""n W""' M''"I"o' h" '''"' Wa '''
Committee 81 I,o nli"""I t,niI pry tI"n Arinii'r'
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Th~ """'.i'y ""~'... -liiino &. I,'tnI
Ihs r.".ih""i !" ~. I,".."i ."Iu""rl
,nL .I.n.,lni.ly ."I"."" -. H." "n. ..,,,
H.I-,.. la ~. l"'l.',-t.. t".ty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07

gtou~u Among III" ItusrInn r"r"ln'I"u
nry leaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07

n coalition Cnhu"I Tint would UrIl"
for the prnRrrrs ur the Emitted 3ImlrH IN
Ihlg war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07

If tho Gsrfnhnn nTn NOT h''kiuE l'itl
iuTInI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT why ar" Ih@y pr"
pairing for II drive ON linE'Ihd'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07

Already n statue ir projected Tor ~
yuIinH American poet pair wa" H"h
kiiIuh la IhG service al fihn'.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-07

Tho henntr In "E"i" /" state - hr'r.
.IuiIv. ,nu1,Eli,n anal u'ilti'"l in'ilE'.
ii.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-13
0. S. SMITH cHosEN PRECEDENT
Local Association of Alpha Delta Phi
E,ects Other OfieeIs.

officers of the Washington Graduate
Association OF the Alpha Delta Phi
Fraternity were elected as follows at
the annual meeting. held Thursday
evening 1T the home of its president.
Dr. Palph Ieakin9: President, Odell
s. Smith of Wesleyan College; vice
president, Henry +. Blair OF Dart
mouth: secretary-trea su-cr. Frank b.
Fox of the University of Michigan :;
corresponding secretary. Newton X.
Fox o. the University of Mich gan: ex-
ecutive committee. William l.. Clarke
of Wesleyan. ard s r. Capps of Chi
cago University.
Hugh J. Jewett and Carlyle Barton,
representing Johns Hopkins chapter of
Baltimore. extended an invitation to
the Washington members to attend the
general convention of the fraternity,
to be held in Baltimore. February p
to "a
A vote OF thanks was extended to DIR.
Jenkins for his administration during
his three years as president. Mr..
Smith in, his address of acceptance
praised the District of Columbia, say
ing this city should and does represent
the crystalization of the best thought
Of the entire country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-13
WILLIS F. CROKER DIES.
Son of Late Jail Warden Succumbs
to Injuries From Fall.

Willis F. Croker. son of the late
Gen. John s. Crocker. who was warden
of the District jail many years ago.
died at Emergency Hospital yesterday
afternoon as a result of internal in
juries and a broken arm he received
Wednesday afternoon, when he fell
while painting at 1929 Belmont street.
1t is said he fell from a scaffold a dis
lance of about twenty-five feet.
Coroner hewitt viewed the body and
decided to hold an inquest at the
morgue Monday afternoon. The de-
ceased is survived by his widow, Mrs,
Annie H. Croker. and three daughters.
Mrs J. c. Savage. Mrs. Chester o. Her
bert and Miss Phoebe Crocker. Fu
neral services will be held at his late
home Monday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-13
FOR POLISH INDEPENDENCE.
President Wilson Asked to Speak in
Interest of Nation.

NEW YORK. January l3--An appea
to President Wilson. expressing a hope
that the United States viii! speak 70
Polish independence, has been sent to
Washington by the Polish National
Defense Committee.
The appeal. after referring APPROX
ingly to the Presidents recent note to
the beIligerent governments outlines
Poland's struggle for Independence and
continues:
I'VE confidently hope TO hear soon
the voice of this powerful republic, :,
voice which viii hearten and encour-
age Poland, like the voice OF F.anc
who, without waiting fo.' peace to be
concluded. and sill in the midst 0.
war, most nobly recognized the indie
pendence of the United States"