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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

Owing to the great volume of busi- ness to be handled before the depar- ture of Judge Tucker the district court continued m session today and the office of the Clerk and Marshal also failed to observe Liberty Day for the same reason.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24
PIONEERS ATTENTION

Special meeting Thursday Oct 25 at 8 p. m. Business of impotence. All members requested to attend.
 THORULF LEHMAN
 President.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24
TEUT0NS START HUGE
 OFFENSIVE AGAINST ITALIANS

ha pladeati. Important gains were made near Fltsch and in tho vicinity of Tolmino. The reports indicate that the battle is continuing with steadily increasing violence in spite of cold weather and deep snow,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24
SCANO|NAV|ANS PROTEST
 NEUTRAL SINK|NGS

right to search, especially after having disposed of the two convoy war ves- sels.
 The reports lndicate that the whole sale destruction of ships has created great hostility in the Scandinavian countries and wide popular clamor has developed to such an extent that the Scandinavian governments have been compelled to take action.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

from lu, Hainsizl5 plJtoaa. tuo oc- oWp"ion of which hl the Italians ser iouslN JeorarIizas the Austrian tenure in large section of tho districts ly- ing to tbo eastward of the lofty up- lands Tho statement says large proportion of tho Austrian forces are German troops recently arriving from other fronts
 Farewell Dance, fulI orchestra, Eagle hail. Admission Gentlemen $tOO. Ladies Free. D. n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

Farewell Dance, full orchestra, Eaule hall, Admission Gentlemen st.00. Ladies Free. D. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

Farewell Dance, Eagle Hall, Thurs
 day, October 25, p. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

Farewell Dance, Eagle Hall, Thurs- day, October 25, 9 p. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

Weekly Nugget 50 cts. per month sent any place in the world.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24
NOTICE TO BARTENDERs

By resolution of Local 868 B. l. L. of A., tho prevailing summer wage scale of N.5o for day of eight hours, with overtime, will be maintained until January 1, 1918.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

three hlilion "inlmm hy mauy ml- Hons anI may roaah close to the five billion mark.
 We have still some wool underwear. Oranges s55o per boz, Cabbage is pounds for $too. Sweet Potatoes l pounds for 25 cents until closed out. Beef Bacon 45 cents a pound.
 Nome Grocery Go.
 A F. Oestrich, Mgr Farewell Dance, Eagle Hall Thurs day October 25. D. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24
GERMANS EVACUhTE
 WIDE SECTION
 RUSSIAN FRONT

out Interruption from tb. enemy"
 The report funbor states that inc withdrawal Was effected Sunday.
 Referring to the offensive against the Riga islands, the general staff ra- ports Chat tho entire Moon island group has been reduced by the Ger man forces landed after the se. at- tack witch destroyed tu. coast de- lenses. Tuc Germans captured considerable numhcr of troops amt large quantities "t stores.
 Farewell Dance, full orchestra, Eagle hall, Admission Gentlemen $t.OO. Ladies Free. 9 p. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

Many German Troops on Italian Front
 ROME, Gct. 2i Tine War office an- nounccs that the Austrians are con- ccntratng huge forces along the Goi- zla front in evident anticipation of huge effort to thrust back the Ialiaue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12

rifouiiAcu &noeloidifieL welhc sic
Submarine.@ .@eiabr5oue paiiiren mill
len Seidiibe inO 9eoienuigs. .@lonn.
idjnitcn SIR 8eriiiomg 5u itclcn,
Qagcecn iteint cS niht wobridein,
LID oaB oic JlegierLug ben Gam.
picrn arieesidiffe ais GSfortc bel.
geben miro.
Seine Bdiic fiir Srauen
uu0 &in0er.
@6ilaoelpbio If. 6c6ruar.
6rauen uno ainocr perocn ni6t
mcbr ouf Shiiien iabren 6iirfen.
weI6e Die BON oen 0elti6cn profla.
mirte Uciabr5one pniiiren miilien.
England bot beidloilen, feinc
@diie mcbr iiir britiidc 6raicn imo
9inOer ous5lritellen uno feine BON
Der ameritauiihen 9leeicrimg fiir
amerifaniidc 6roucl iuo ainocr
niSgeitente tGdiic mebr 3u OiIiren.
Ginc III 6ieiem Sinnc qcboltenc
Grore ipllroe BON Ger britiifen BOT
ihaft in @aibington ousgeiteIt inS
on ale britiiben 6ouiuIn in oieIem
9anoe aeianot. GS miro crfldrt, SoB
oicie 'SrOre einen OoppeIteu 3med
berfoIet ndmIid critens oas 9eben
biilfloier g}iht-Gom6ottontcn ouf
Gcean.0ampiern 3u rctten in0 5uci.
tens Der 8cmanning un0 Sen mdins
liden Eoiiagieren before @cIeaen.
belt 81 geben aus Sen torpeoirtcn
S6iiicn 5il cntfommeu.
{m sinflong nit oicicr GrSre
pcrOcn oud Mdnnern inter ltnitGn.
Den Ydiie UorentbaItcn. Gies be3iebt
ii6 oilf ioldc Mdnner, sic 9,npoliocn
ooer ariippcl fiuO imO Die, wcnn es
iitb oorlm banoeIn ipiirOe, iih Idnca
III Sidlcrbeit 81 brineen, Den BciitonO
glnoercr notbig babcn iUiirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12
gTOdaSc mirO Scr. etaaten foitbar

@aibington IT, 6e6ruor
81S Oie 9ereiuigteh Staoten nio
bic Gntertcntddte ourH Die Oeiitidje
Snbni1rire.9lodooe perlieren mir.
Oen, menn iib oieielbe ais crfolercid
eripeiieu piir6e, oas eebt aus elmer
beiite oeroffentliften Stotiitif iiber
0en SlnSlnno-ponoel ocr @crciuietcn
Staatcn berpor, Die 5eigt ooB Die
@ereirieten Stddten I'M Sabre 1915
an Die glliirteu g}abriinesniittcl uno
02inition 5um @etrage uon bcina6e
$2,00O,O00,0O0 pcrfauite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12

ionoern aud Ben alien @earcr Der
gnOencr BON Oer Sorcttobobe en-
piinoIid triiit 9lls tic BORT moridbir-
ten, nor oic oierte groBe 5el6idladlt
Der 6dIfenbopu'iten grmee. oic
Sdladt BON Iorou Sui I'M pcueu
@anac.
@orium bobui oic @nndncn ibrc
9riiden i'm SiutbaI nibt 3crltort2
Sin @eionoener iaeie, iic icien 81
ihon gcipeieu. Sihcr maritiricr
mir ibncn 5u idnea. sic boben bic
Strabc ben jipci Seitcn gciprcnai.
Pin eiucr pcrfiiuOct cine Itoljc GafcL
oos Sob Scr bopcrii6en Bioniere,
oic iic in flir5cr Scit ipicOer beriteIl.
fen. gln ser anocrcn Seite boben iic
eineu 9epaltiacn Groruiih fiinitlidl
herbeiacfiibrt Slber oud) bier mar
i6iren lnicrc Slolonncn beltc idon
muiter iibcr oic 3critorung binpeg.
Gag lulO glodlt orbcitcn 9iouicrc,
8elongenc. 8niicn lno Serbcn, uo-
labiihe @oncrn an ser &cinbaIhra
Ocicr StraBe 9tur Ourdj fortlpd1.
renoe glrbeit. ourh riidiibtsIoic
9ono6abing oer @cgpoIi5ci mar
mo lit cs moglicb, unicrc GiniolIs
9lrmec oirh oieicS ihmaIc @ebirg5-
t6or 81 idlcuicn mo lie in outer
! Gerbtioing nit ibren SirtcrlonO
81 bnltcn. 9llle iriert ocn ungoris
iden Sdjippcr. ocn riiiiiidcn aricss-
gciongcner in ieiner o6gctrd9enciJ
5pci Satire alien Uniform, Ocn ga.
ladlcn in ieinen idrcicno binten
Slid mo Ycl5wcrf. gllle itehen OH
Der Sciic Der StroBc. itiiscii iid5 ei-
nen 9Ineenblid oiif ibrc Sdppe mo
itolmcr cen oroucn Sccrimlrm an
Der iid ric crid0pien0 oil ibncn Dor
Bel nad SiiOen pdIjt.
@IoeIid luiro cs 6e1er. Gic 1el.
len riidet Iinfs imo rcdItg. Ter
idmnle SuumclSiirciicn brcitet iid.
aein ucrer RieacI ocriperrt ocnVlid.
Sdwarje 0onicr nit rou6cnoen
Shorriteincn taudlcn ouf 5ic Scl.
fen pcrifwinoen. glles ridtct lid,
empor mo bIidt noh born. acinc
g1iiid)rng. 9lnoerc 2uit. gln0ercS
Gidt. Gic 9inimclsfippcl molbt lid
tief birab al ocn &orijont. glac 01a.
rooen pcreciicn ibrc Shp1tc, ibrc
wluioen 6iiBc iiir eircn Nueeitblid
Son elmer tIciucu Sobc, oo ipo linfS
Die Yor5ert6iirme itebcn, glcitet Der
critic Bid in oic g6cnc birob. ani
Die idnur1erooe StraBe nod) Goreu
Siii, PM oie pciten oerihneiter
Dloisieloer. Phi Oic critic rnnldniIte
] Giicnbnbn. nit ocr mou I'M Grie0cu
in ein poor Stnn6en III gidareit
mar Phi bic boben Strob. rno Scii-
idober. gluf bic soblrcihen Torier.
Die man 5iierit nor Sdnec nift Iicbt.
3wor, eS lift foIt imO ncblia, oudl
bier orouber. gl6er es lit eben mo
frei inlo Irftio ipic SIT Sonie. @lou
bat Die nddite Shmoc in Der SanO.
llro oieGcidt sibt cs ein 02odfquor.
tier in gcitloiienem Honm. 9ne
01nsfeIn iponnen lid sum leeteA
N1nl Gorip1rtS in Oie iualodilHc
Gbenel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12
pnnluriitiidlc e@lndltmniif.

IoB Die 0eutld)en aScl0arolen im
beiBelten 9onpf inn @ronnt.> mo
Stueelregen ibrcn Sumor nidbt berlie.
rcn. benefit cine SdiIoerinq, Die Der
o&0rIcn-Gourier" cincnl aus bent
6eI0e eiigetroffeneu @ricf OeS Sbcr.
Muiitmeilters 8eder pon ben y5ran.
5ern" entninuut. GS beiBt oorin.
v98ir loger nod Iangem Moricb
bel o. i'm 9ipouof iiuO freilten uns,
ongciitbts DER lieblih oanlpfenoen
0@oulaicbfononen4 nllf einc ollsgie-
bige glndltribe. glber inn 215 ll9r
glodts purOen mir ploblib oIormirt.
llniere &orpoitcn moren nit itarfcn
iron8oiihen ardftcn in @eriiDrung
gcfonuncn mo iofort mar ooS gnn5c
2oger lcbcnoig. 9olo por cin bel.
tigcs @efcdt i'm 8ongc. 0ic fran.
doiiidc glrtiIlcrie feiicrte aus acocd,
ter Stel(ru9 unouib0rlif. Nlit ihor.
fent Efcifcr fontcn bic @ronotcn bcr.
ougciouit I'm p1it rieiiecm ara6cn
6u erplooircn. Sic finolidc Snion.
terie ifob cbenfoas iebr lcbboft obnc
obcr in Der Ginfelbcit linicrc Stel.
hing ridtig erfcnnen 5u f0nncn. SD
aine nit nieinen N2niifern in ae0cd
ter Stellund Dor, bis irh oen Sberlt
bon &. trof Der mir ben 9luftroq
gab, orh mcincrieitS on oem boIli.
iAen Concert tbcil5lnebmcn. SD
idob mid nit neincn 9eiiten olio bic
IN Oic nor0criteu (SrGbcn Dor, licb
bic Snitrumcntc oiSpodcn iln6 ipicl.
tc 5ur 1roBen Grbeiterung nnicrer
Nlornidlofter oos idbone 2ieo 80,
pia lpobL lit mir ont 9lbeno".
9lad GINGER 3cit, ais Scr N1ono.
Der lib bis oo6in binter oidtcn 98ol.
fcnIhleiert ocrborgcr gebalten bate,
ploblih oiiitondtc iiro ons S6ladt,
felo nit oen pldterocn 8rnnotcn Be.
leldjtete, begriiBten mir ihn freuoio
nit Der @eiie: Gutter Mono, oa
gcbit 10 title" in Die Die MouniGof.
ten lebboft ciuiicler Ginigc Belt
ipdter perin1teit Sic Jran5oien por.
5use1et itnO prompt enlpiin9eu mir
iie nit ocn noiiilhen Sdloger.
yNuppf)en, 0u biit nein9lngerltern "
Gic 6ron5oicn id)icnen oicier @erii.
dering nber uidt 81 trouer, Oenn
iic 5o9er lid infer Dem idolIcnocn
@elddier ser llniereii, Die gIdn5eno
idoIicn, idrell ipieoer 5uriid. lin
Dem @egner flor 81 inoden ipcnl er
lid eeeenii6er 6efiuOe, itimmtc id,
bicroif oen feilrigeit Ho0etfi-NloridD
al mo beitlob ooS Gon5ert gcraOc,
als Die Some i'm Often 6lltrotb
cniporitica, nit oeni 5upcriibtli6en
Gborol ng9ic id)on leiidtet Der 0}or.
geiitcrn,~ in Sen gar nander. DER
int Sdliibengrabeu. oas @epe6r IN
9lnidloe log frditig nit ciultininl.
ie.
lle6riscns III 9bcr @luiifneiiter
gl0olf 9edcr ipeeen ieiner Eopfer.
felt Oieier Gage nit oeni Giierneu
arci5 olisge5eiduet poroeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12
edwab tanft Nofe. .gInIaas.

Soutb SctbIebem 3D. IT.
6ebrlior. 02it Der ofii5ieIIen gln-
fiiuoieund scr p9ctbIebeu Steel
Gonpan0~ ooB iic bic 9(nIoge Ger
nSebiob Gofc COMPANY" gefaiit ba-
be, lit ooS @ebcimnib, oaS oie Trans.
oftion umqob, aiiioefldrt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12
@adridtcnOicnit inSsenOirt.

S5ongGai If. 8cbruar.
Gas oitaiiatiide 2IopOs.@iircau fin.
oigt otiijiel on oaB ser ocitidc
llcbcricc gtd1ribten g(acntrr
Gicilt non g2cp 9orf, ipelber mo.
natli4 $4,000 in GoIo foItctc, ius.
pcn0irt por0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12
8panesanIci6e in 9lnSiidt acfcat.

Son6on, #. Gcbrnor. Cine
BON 9onor 9ap, Dem Sdobonits.
9ou5ler, ecdlBerte @orning, oaB
Die 9iegicumg ii6 scnotbiet icbca
moec 5u 3iuanesmoBno6mcn 81
ereiieu, penn feline gcniaenoc 3eidl.
nuneeu fir bic neuc SricqsanIei6c
bereinfommen ioIlten bat oagemciuc
Scniotior crreat Ser aan5ler be.
tonte OaB mas oic 9iesicrlina wifn-
ide, ieien Oor alien fleire 9eitrdqc
BON lcbr piclen Fericncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12


llno babel iinO mir i'm oriitcn@ricas-
io6r.
9Iui rmoniidcr Scitc, bintcr Dem
fleincn, rmiheinbarct blouaeIb-
rotbcn S6iI0erbouS an eincr Scr
cngitcn Stcllcn 0es GoiIes, no iic.
gcSirobe 9fun1ncn III oiden, arobcu
Y1enni9Icttcrn iih am 6eIicn Der.
cwigt bottcn, Oriibcn ouf rum1nilber
Seite lit oic 9obitroBe cine ser be.
iten @urropa's. @1breno sic llugaru
oui ibrer Seitc cifria sic fleire SeIo.
babn ouSbnttcn (oie io1ennnnte
~&orncrbobu"), oic oos rumdniihe
@etreiOe bon Sorgu Sin biniiber
nod Ectro5enp idIeppcn iollte, 5o-
gcn oic Hunldncn &C Dor. Die 8oB.
itrnbe 5li cincr militdriifcn 8erbin.
Ouug critcn glangcs unl5ugeitoIteli.
Iie SdlienctI imo @eibcn i5rce
Strcdcuontbcils lieBcn lie rlhig auf
Dem 9obnboi Ioreu Sin logcrn.
Gafiir boitcn tic I'M GoB ucilc itorfc
gctoubriiden iiber ocn SIliB. Ieptcn
oif Den icitliheH SGben frGitige
SteI!ltngen an im6 befeItigtcn ocn
&aBausgarg bei @unbeiti ourh
Sobcneromertc m0 BanBert6iirmc.
llnbeniitt liegcn 6citc sic Dinner
S6iencn Der ,&orncrbobn~ ltoreuo
i'm Shnee unO ShIanm ser StroBe.
Gber aud ii6cr oic idoncn 9oqen.
briiden mts Giicn ino @eton id6rf
fein rimGiiidcr @ogen mc6r Ser
@obpcrfcbr IN scr S5nronfitroBc-
chit pidtio iiir oic Grnd6uino scr
mittclcuropdiihcn Iciting lit Sen
GbIfoncn ocS @nfarcitcr Nliuiiicri-
llms cnO8iiltig cnt5ogcn.
9ulcS in Eob moridirt in cincr
Hidinrg. Gnum Gin cinjiecr @oact
beacanet ms, Der nad 93orocn f16rt
S(lleS morihirt in eincr bclpubten
Sponrllng, Tic G6cnc. @onn fommt
oic Gbcnc2 @om bort oic 0umpfe
gnblnit onf2 Tics ncbcliae Solb-
oumfel2 S,n Scr gbene mug Sonne
iein. llnO @lob mo G6rfer rno
Nleni1en mo @riunen mo reid.
lidc 9fa6riing. Sn scr G6cnc crit
fonimt 6as ricbtige Murdnicn. IN
Der @bene fonmt oicIlcid,t Ser
Gricoc. 49,.
gI6cr nod idIongclt oic SdlItdt
enoIos 5uiidcn oeu Bergen bin. Gin.
ToI bcin aloitcr 2oinici
BANDIT iie iidb 5u cincm pin,iacnacI.
icl aus. Sier iiebci ein paar san.
Ter, Gin pnar 9dirmc, Gin poor Dan.
fc, Die nub Sonmergdrtcn ousieben.
Sonit abcr erblidt Sie 9ruppe lu16.
reno Ocs gon5er gioridcs fcine
mcnidlidc Sieoling ~ niir ggolier
rno Selien mo iencs riinrGniidc
6liibgcldnoc, oeiicn cu0Ioic goocn
Der SolOot, ocr ocu glisoona Oes
Balles enuartet. perqe6Iid sdhIt sc.
gen Dies oeridncitc @eIdnOer aeIehnt.
nit idlueren Sorniitern uno Audi6,
den Itcben Die Morooen. Sic riihren
li9 nidlt loenn cin Qoltoiito rid.
liHtslos our6 Oen Sdllannn boltert
mo tie bis oben bin nit Cred 81
ipribt Sic on0eren ipringen sur
Seite nnO idiirpfen. 9lber Die mel.
item gSoeen fabren longIam uno re.
ipeftboll an Oer M1nnern nit 6em
lorniIter oor6ei. @enn man lie
gIodnittagS trifft iinO iie Ituinm
mo bliden gcbiidt in6 nliioe oor iih
bin 9l6er NoreenS linecn iic troe
oeS idllcdlten 9iwofs. SurS na6
Saiuci frell5te Gin ba0ii9cs 9atoil.
Ion nnieren @eg leid)t crfeuntli6
an Den pielen gelhrotben @1nOern
I'M Rnopiloh. @os inngcn iic2
oSie9reid moan mir Srnnfrcid)
ihInaenl" Ticf in @nmdnicn. gllS
oh lie piiBten oaB Gin Sieg in ser
J gNolnd1ci uichf mr. 0ic 9lifnt1tcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12

Grilnoci bon Mton g. Srumblc qugcc mo u Staples
Goiiornien Stapc oeui 9oo bot @loe fir
g'om I'M 9eebs Abtbe @S lit % SUB Iouo 7% SUB ci
Is oll brett @be 9noe n0 pb Sin Motor 1O &cror
ten 9iebt Dem Boot cine 5obrgedpOigfet 80 Dee in Der
Shnoe IS lit Gbg Eorpcoo rooen Ger S6rcr
oercbn @ce mic onberc lloote lntcrodn brnaeu fir
pobnit obcr t 0os pcntcle @ropccrs 3gen
Der cI otocbod it, gSlom non GIcct m bon Can Gruu
cisco lat bic critic 9robor uo oen ccn
Scr ernoer bt IN lncrboolng nit Der &uOeugcrr9 bGie
@croifs cueS FatntreeS gr oobt ord ienc 6rfnomg
Der Scre5 ooltdnog mgcuG uer0cn miro Gs lit fri beri
te poroen Der ocid Seebuar ibe go5 feuc ooe
nit it. gieIIcGt inO oieic GinaEonnll goote")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12
ao6lennut6 in 9s6iIaOcIp6in.

9SbiIaoclpbio, If. Scbr. ~
Die ndditcn Orci oOer bier Soec ipcr.
Oei nad] g(ngobe Der SoblcnbGnoler
oicicr Stdot Die Sriic III Der soblcn.
notb bringen @cni oie 9cb6lfe.
ring lid oieic penioen Gage nod Be.
belien fam. Damn mag cine gciie-
rimg III Scr Gage eintreten. SSin glit.
genblid lpcroen aoblcn mr. IN flcis
nen Guontitdten an Snititutc ino
Erioat-@erioneu abgelieiert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12

ylem Dorf If. 5ebruar.
9cante bieiiger S6ifio6rts-@eiell-
idaiten 6a6eu priDate Sniormotion
ans gSai6ineton crbolteiJ ooB bic
&ceierims oler gSabrideinIidfeit
no@ ii6 oo5u eutidliebeu miro, ome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12

9fbunnenicn, bic ben ,,Deniiden GprreipDn.
bcnten" nidf phniiiidl noef nnregelmdhla e..
bnliru ilnb agbeien, Der cfflce DdDpn per Hes
lepncH pper idlrlitlim wfitiHellnng dH ulnnlgH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
tSfsr Core nor dsncs1

WASHINGTON, Oct. S. Because BY
mistake statement was issued Satur-
day night from the National Women's
Suffrage headquarters saying there
would be no more political picketing
by militant sufragists until Congress
reconvened. Judge Mullowncy in the
Police Court to-day suspended SEN
tence on the eleven women arrested
Saturday on a charge of obstructing
traffic a. a result Of picketing Al the
White House.
Some one Numbered Saturday even
ing at Cameron House and said the
militants would not picket during the
recess of Congress. To-day the eleven
women were released on their own
recognizance after being found guilty
Of obstructing traffic. and each re-
ce!ved back her S25 bail. The Judge
told them they would be notified when
20 appear in court 10 be sentenced.
AS soon as the women got out of
court Miss Alice Paul. the leader Of
the little band. who claims the dis
tinction OF being the originator Of
political picketing in this country, cor
rected the mistake of Saturday night.
1--WE are glad the authorities have
retreated at last from their untenable
position" she said, "and grown wary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

save an ounce ~reeu H"'"'N'
Arthur Williams, chairman OF the
United States Food Administration for
New York, has just issued statement
telling Just what the campaign for food
conservation means particularly %
the soldiers in France.
Ever since the first announcement
Of the creation OF the food administra-
ton, the New York board has been
bombarded with questions. Mr.. VIII
Jams has attempted to answer them.
Nothing extraordinary is exacted
In fact nothing is exacted,' said Mr.
Williams yesterday. The American
housewife is not 20 be advised how to
conduct her household. 1t is not made
a condition Of the food campaign that
she shall put her home life, as far as
the table is concerned, on war basis.
Rather is it 10 avoid what all couh-
tries abroad have had to accept the
policing of the table. The American
housewife is called upon in this IN
stance to be leader in the restoration
Of frugal living and frugality does not
mean a lack Of plenty. II IS Just sug-
gested:
THAT she try TO save one pound
of wheat -four every week.
"That she save two ounces or rats
every week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Cilkinson-Kazanjian
War Hastens Wedding of En-
sign to New Rochelle Girl

NEW ROCHELLE. Oct. S.-The war
fastened the wedding OF Ensign James
Franklin Gilkinson, L. 6. \. r., and
Miss Anahid Soma Kazantian, OF New
Rochelle, which took place in Christ
Church, Pelham Manor. this afternoon.
Ensign Gilkinson. whose home is in
Middletown, Conn, is 4 graduate OF
Yale and was studying Law at Columbia
University when he VOLUNTEERED in the
Naval Reserve. When he received his
commission last week the wedding date
was set. The bride. prominent in West
chester County society, II worker IN
the New Rochelle branch Ct the Ameii-
can Red Cross, OF which her mother,
Mrs. Bedros Kazaniian. IL chairman.
Her father is an Armenian rug mer-
chant OF New York City and Boston.
The ceremony was performed By the
Rev. Albert +. Tenny. The brides only
attendant was her mother, who acted IS
matron of honor. The best man was
Ensign Raymond Earle Baldwin. and
the ushers were Enslgns Samuel Mofatt
and Eugene j. Noyes, Avery Hallock. of
the French Ambulance; Boatswain
Louis Compton, Bruce Sheldon, Quar-
teymaster James c. Cleary, Bedros
Kazsnjian, jr., Frederick Trevethick and
William Arnold.
A reception was held at the Kazan-
jan home, II Willow Drive, New
Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Dolly Sisters at Colonial
Dancing Twins Feature a Pro-
tracted Programme

Tic Dolly Sisters, Roszlks ana
v.,csci are the hesdliners at the Colo
nil this week There is no difference
5strcen the two brunette beauties any
NOE They used 10 call them 'he
5ssal Dolly and the other one put no"
r,.,her of them is nasal, so tse one
asf,rguishing mark is gone.
Wren one OF them advanced 70 Jean
Seb,.srtz and put her arms around nm
er"r. one whispered, THAT is his wife;
Ia. ~ Roszika." And then when the
~ , ono emulated her sisters per.
for,,s,ce thew said, "No, that one IS
+. !. roally quite simple matter 70
.eu hem apart, only you never see
hen apart. D..,..,- L,,s
5srd lean. At the piano, were de-
ridedrv bright spot in "a rather protraet-
a rrogramme. Their dances were the
"Bri6af Waltz" "Dsnson" and Dance
American" Their costumes were IN
txtremelv good taste, and 30 was their
performance. ,.,;..., o,
Frank Fay's monologue, delivered al
The other member Of his team, WAS oe-
cjdediv popular, and he really - anus
irg ,., a. .
Walter Brewer, who does nearly me
ame ort Of thing, WAS, perhaps, JUS Jus,
as funny to q majority of the audience.
The Avon Comedy Four are just as
popular As they we're decade ago.
Other on the programme we're the
Esnazawa BOYS, some clever japanese
acrobat with a sense Of humor; Ger
,rude Holmes and Robert Buchanan, IN
The Girl o. 1S47"; John Ford ana
Neya Houghton. and Collins and Hart,
lu a novelty surprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Harris Left $656,76
Most of Theatrical Managers
Estate Goes to His Children

William Harris, the theatrical man
acer. who died some months ago, left
an estate valued at s656,76IOe, accord
ing TO a report filed Yesterday with
Surrogate Daniel Noble IN queens
County. Liabilities against the estate
reduced the net value to s4O5. S9l.2o.
The The report fled by W. B. Asbmead,
transfer tax appraiser in Queens
County, showed Harris held an interest
in theatres throughout the country
including several in New York; One
item shows that Nh Harris held a
one-fourth interest in an insurance
policy on the life Of Henry +. Dixey,
valued TO the estate at sl4,3l0.
Mr.. Harris's will, made public some
time ago, after providing for his
widow, divided the bulk of his estate
among his children, one son, nehry
B. Harris, also in the theatrical bust
ness, was among those drowned on the
Tifanic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Simpler Menus Will Avert
Bread Card, Says Food Chief
Save Pound of Flour Week. Seven Ounces OF sugar
and Seven Ounces of Fat City Administrator
Urqes-Tabes Must Be Put on War Basis

"Tbat she save seven ounces OF
sugar every week. -,
"That she save seven ounces OF
meat every week.
"What this saving will mean to our
soldiers abroad is fairly startling.
"If half a million families OF Greater
New York save seven ounces Oh mest
a week they will conserve for our boys
in France 100000 pounds week or
500 900 pounds month. ~.
az the same half million families
will save one pound Of -four each week
il will mean that We can ship to oake-
shops lust back of the front. lint.
trenches in France $500 barrels OF
four each week, or approximately ~
600 a month. -,
Here is an offering well within the
power of every family OF moderate
means. To those Of large means the
duty IL obviously not an exacting one,
"This then is the object Of the food
campaign--the return to the simple
life by process that is not exacting.
The more YOU have the more you should
give, and the way 20 give is to give oy
saving. ., ,
presently volunteers all OF
them-will make the rounds, gong
from house to house TO secure pledges
There will be those who cannot save
Others can, and will. All however
should sign the pledge card and watcn
ard prav and keep the faith. IL our
beloved land asks more than this l am
now aware of it,"