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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
THE BEST OF MUSIC AT ALL SHOWS

four CT wheat -four? Could you make an accurate guess as 10. whether Tha- pie crust was corn flour or wheat -four T ycu can't then isn't it silly 10 say Q, caa'c use these whea, substi- tutes- The family won't ear them
 l. is noe a question os becoming gSs5 -o wheat substitutes, but we nus realize that 1he time for idle prejudice and de talk h4S gone + is 9 Ques- ion O. life and death for our soldiers thag Se "a. other ca-ea!s and send "a SAeac Ee 1hem-
 Cocks Q: A-.e-aca. line up in shc raaks ot the sa,-s-s ss-viea You u , ns- hear 4n employee ot that ..ranca .. he S=rr.ss talking zhoug his HorIs Bg. aa sa-s results So can you Eon'- szy 10 -3l- family We hav= ID wheat oa che table. ws haven hal any wheat for weeks" Say rather Yes think tha. bread is pretty go15 myself" ia ~heatless baking EC@1s- .c2- o-eaot. but there's no zez1 O. ueg2ec-ing lae potatoes, John Her. eas more ot -hem and less Q. sae bread What arg we going 10 have for dessert On. something you like E'--g5t gelatin and cakes- (barley -four s-it ron mus know Well whats ghe asEs about Ypres tonight ?r And 90 on
 Do your talking about wheat suost:- sQ-=s when you meet with The other EIvss who arg secretly serving There is 2 place 70 compare notes. and incidentally recipes There is the place where you may talk shop 10 yog- hearts content Bal in you- family let your conversation. as well as your meals. be wnea1less-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS


 ALASKA = Sumner Strait-Beau- clerc Island Light, reported exiting uished June 18th, will be relighted as soon as practicable.
 PERIL STRAIT-Rose Channel Rock Beacon, established June 21st. white horizontal slats on upper part Of brown. square skeleton tower, with concrete base. on highest part of rock 250 yards northwesterly from Little Rose Island
 PERIL STRAIT-Yellow Point Rock Beacon. established June 22nd red, triangular daymark, on square -runcatet. concrete pyramid, II ft nigf., upper part white, lower part black, on northeasterly side Of high est part Of rock !. mile 13' from Yel- low Point
 PERIL STRAIT. Middle Point Rock Beacon. rstuiIt June 22nd, a red tri angle daymark on ssuahe rruncated. concrete pyramid. II ft high, upper part white. lower part black, in posi- ton Of former spindle.
 SITKA SOUND-Old Sitka Rocks Beacon, established June 9th. gray.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

saved for export. and that without this saving o; lives. perhaps the life of your son or your neighbors son. will be sacrificed in vain?
 Without doubt you are digging ID your little old dollar or s freely enough 70 the Red Cross solicitors and probably you have done what you are able 10 do in the matter Of buying Liberty Bonds. bur are you doing the square thing by your country and by your fighting forces in the matter of food conservation which threatens 10 make just slight inroad upon your epicuEean and needlessly pampered tastese
 Tn short. f your boy. after wallow- ing about all night in the muddy trenches ot Flanders. weakened and enacia-ed from lack ot food of the right hind-a condition that ma come 70 pass-should lie down in his cheerless dugout for 8 rest and in his dreams have 2 vision Of home. with inc family gathered around a table laden with pie, cake, crackers. white bread. pork roast and other restricted foods. wouldn't you feel like crimin- al? What do you think ought to be done 70 that kind ot stay-at-home stacker?
 Be 2 patriot
 Be real patriot while you are a. i-.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
E1ECCpsL CHURCH

Services ~.ls c4 held in ST John .o-ao--o= :. -ha usual hours
 II q IT Morning Prayer and sermon Sao5ec-- Chris Revealing God as The Ea7Ae-
 Sunday School q. E:
 -:53 , II Ere-i1g Prayer. and ser -27- Subject Lessons for as ot -o- tzT from -t-- life gt Jacob
 | cordial iav.,acsca 5s extended 70 all 70 attend The services ot the church
 Rev R- ( Jenkins. D |.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
PlaYIT SQUARE

Claire Bssancon. in Blunt. IS. D. Advocacs: What kind ot a pat-io- arg Ecg anyway Are you a real 1Czex.--c- Cod. dyed in -he wool. stand zp sc- y3ur country and the boys z1-ozd- war tread, cor1-bread and seni-porkless patriot. or are you oE the mean. yello1-bscked breed tha- keeps right on babying Ihe stomaca sz E5C-atica ct CAe requests and regu- ia,sons Of the food administration
 Do yoa eat white bread when yol absolutely know that inc winning O the war depends upon wheat being
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
JURY DISAGREES

Ia the case of JuSto Morse versus he Warde's Cove Packing Company. in which The plaintiff demanded a cer- tain sum of money alleged to be due CT q contract. was tried by jury in inc commissioner court yester- day afternoon and resulted in dis agreement. The jury was discharged Judge Plumley represented the plain. tiff while Attorney Cosgrove repre- senteG the company.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

90 O passenger vessels, for mercan- globe Taey are exempted from mill t4-g ss-vice.
 D- Thatcher Miller has been ap- pointed examining physician for re- c-us-s joining -he merchant marine ia Ne-cA5sau
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
M. E. CHURCH

|. T 3 n S1bJec, The Second rc15ag e C1r.z Are ~e 10 look :'2- or Lord 70 come soon, or is he already te-et
 Come hear. .aea decide for your- self
 \, -39 an Illustrated reT!ew ot =7se-rs connected win Passion @eek- Fine pictures and -alEs by D- Mye-s 4zt me g4<-o-- [ VI VAN MARTER
 There 1.U 5a 10 Sunday School session a oz- church Sunday
 D- Mye-s. Sgp.-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
BASEBALL GAME TOMORROW

Weather permitting. manager E. J. Williams announces ball game tomor- TOW at noon. The game will be bet ween picked team among the players here and team from the Smiley Can nery. MT. Williams wishes every player to be on hand at the appointed hours
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
LOOK.
 2OOO Rolls Wall Paper at Half Price.
KETCHIKAN FURNITURE co.

Miss Alice Cosgrove. daughter Of Attorney and Mrs Chas, H. Cosgrove observed her sixth birthday yester- day. Among the presents received were number of war savings stamps. Al six o'clock in the evening Miss Alice was hostess 10 the members of around her birthday cake. which was appropriately decorated. and wished her many happy returns
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
AT THE HOTEL 6

REVILLA-Patrick Ryan. W. Kos. anike. D. Darlich. Jack Flerness.
 STEDMAN-P. Shanahan. H. Frieie, T. Larsen, H. Darican. Gus Strand, Jack Loffin. NJ. Sturbuck, Mrs. C. H. Milton. C. Wold. I. Erikstab. John Erikstab. H. E. Hilton. J. S. Keller. T. Nimbal
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Please take notice that the under signed is the owner of the Parisiau Cloak and Suit House. He has taken possession and from date will conduct the business himself
 A. Greenbaum and M. Greenbaum, who formerly had charge have ceased their connection with the business en. tirely and have no further authority or connection with the business.
 All bills due said store are payable to the undersigned; and all accounts due from said business will be paid by the undersigned.
 Dated this 17th of June 1918.
 HARRY ORANSKY,
 Owner of Parisian Cloak and Suit House. Ketchikan, Alaska.-advtf
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
MIR. KUeLEY GENEROUS AGAIN

Mrs. Sayles chaperoned the Misses Luena Wakefield. Ada Darlington. Amy Hunt. Corinne King. May Wins. ion and Florence Reynolds, al a thea. Ter party at the Dream few nights ago. Mir. Kubley having invited the party to see the ''varmint."
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

TOUND-A small gas boat, water Cgged with no engine. Found on Pennoch Island. Owner can have same by paying expenses and calling npcn II. C. Hooker, carpenter at Re. lila HoteI-ady tf
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

sunday services z- T 6 Tn
 Sub.=c- t9- June 39- Christian Science Sz15ay School iz o'clock
 Tec2=5dzT evening reading and song z=-rice zt 7-.3ss-Everybety cor G5zEly tzvt-e1
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

square skeleton tower with white. square, slated daymark, 29 feet high, on concrete pier. on westermost rock.
 By direction of the Commissioner of Lighthouses-W. c. DIBRELL, Insp.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
scaNOISAViaS E. CHURCH

Pce4c1i1g s=rTice Sunday evening %- -z4 o'clock a < 3 Hall All >ca1l;nzViaas are cordially iavi-ed-
 A SLEIPNES. Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

the offenders are grouped at one table 10 the scorn of their fellow warriors. This is known as the Hog Table"
 Do you know any one in civil life who belongs there?
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
COOKS SECRET SERVICE

Gan ron reG tae difference between 2 os-leT 1ou- chocolate cake and ~heat aour chocolate cake: Do you know w5e-1er your biscuits are rice
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
-OCsL ENROLLING AGENT
 RECEIVES MANY INQUIRIES

N a Walker. recently appointed enrolling zg=-g for -ae ' $ Shipping 3oar1 2sc--5-:rg S=-y5c=. repa--E an-e-ocz i-ssct-.=s tr3- rouag -1=-- sho p-et=- ze-51E -1e.- co1-t-y 5a
 ss= E=zc Ez- n Ea= ssz -z-2e- clz1 n land Most ot ta= E3ul6-5= F. c-g5E= aznt :9 a4as what -z7 par t ~atle raining Tl=y zre informed tha- + iz s3@ nozca- plus board and 3o.5g1-g, and the 1== ot g-.:9-z- II -e- -oz:rzz-=ly rzo ms--as o1 2 training sA.p. t1e Merclz1- Marine -=- c-uils a-= placed .n r1e crews ot car
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

FOR SALE,-A first class Regent Piano, terms-Moderate Apply this 0fEce.-ady If
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

FOR REET-One furnished room suitable for lady. Reasonable Phone c 121. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
[)0IlCln0

The usual Saturday Evening Dance 2 Moose Hall. Williams Orchestra will play all the latest music ust re- ceiFed. A good time for everybody
 adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
DREAM DOPE

3l4zes= S@eal- TEos MaigAa1- Ma & T2 B1-e2 a-= he a.z se2-s n s-=zs Pa-.as-~ .e night .his
 q t1~2.ga- ozlY remember
 y1. & Miss Streets b=ss ~orks. pro-
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 ,lc 75 Mrs Szdzey D-sg ~:l. tor- ash ..= comedy s..e4-io1s -o-45g1s
 .he- ara eoea goo5
 Sunday nigh, @1l c-l1g Elsie .'e-gus9z. -a= E=z- B-oz5z2y beau v 1T Ta= R5z= q Jennie C1sh5ag :-s -- s-.c-at- -.5c-s-= tz sir aig reels. nd 1=S-4-s 5azc Aol5s p -h= Ar c..ss. s.4n3z-5 T. .ae las. ao<ca
 Excellent music s- sae Dream aE all -il=z
 The Si4cze- azs 5==a delayed ID no-e1 a1. E-.l. 5231 1s= kere and give | -3--4 .. <oz= ze4l -r1a Azaar5sczaiszs Fzc1.zz Frederick .s o5M=5 :o- nex- -==z T 1:=- R@ss-
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 T1e D-ea@ las siEza5 P to- -2= ae@ Gf3.o~Ez 2.e.l-=s @1ica ~:I -1- cau5= Mat@! No-naa3 Mae Marsh Mz6g= Se1-=5-. May Gz-5ae- and s=v=-ei -1 azca--=1- s.z-s- l1a frs. Dtc-a-e =El 1e -P'2,ly ': th= Circus =e-.y iz J2sz- .s 11= D-=z- to- cae best pictures and se g. hem ahead o- -1-ea1-TH NOT.
 Mack S=--e-- E go:1g co spring z-- z-- e-- q his coza5E -i0-s z=z- E=ek called Tanning Targ=. Ce---e~ Esra Polly Moran and the -es- q -a= girls. 2 .3T=lg -t-7 . l1s9s='3 to--z1v LOCAL ENROLLING AGENT
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29

Furnished Residence for sale Lot 50 100 six rooms and bath-ady If
 E. E. SPARHAWK.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
The GRAND
Saturday Night Only
BABY MARIE OSBORNE The Worlds Most Charming and Talented Baby Stars in @'TOLD' AT TWILIGHT"

comedy in five full reels of the cleanest market picture that grown ups enjoy as we'll as children Baby Marie is forbidden play with the child door, but when she the top of the knky head black face with those big wondering ppg the fence forgets every thing good time From and Peggy will see that enjoy evening the you never have before.
 Tonight Your Only Chance
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-29
Sunday and Monday
"The Blind Adventure"

From the Saturday Evening Post Story he Agony Column by Earl Derr Bggers featuring-
 EDWARD EARLE AND BETTY HOWE
 This Is play that will hold the edge until the final startling climax You will leave the chuckng to yourself being mytied ceve by young rascal as Edward Earle For sheer gripping te this production has been equaed by only pro- auctions.
 Of course there always opening reels Weekly Comedies and Educaona that always interest And the music the best to be found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

Habit is strong. Getting something for moth
ing or less than its market price is considered a
great thing among we women. But when we
get our bargain home and sit eloatine over it,
deep down in our hearts we know that i'm the fl
nal test, a thing is worth just what we pay for it,
and no more. We know that, IN THE THINGS
THAT u THERE r NO BARGAINS.
They are worth SO much today, tomorrow, and
eternal!y, and we must pay that price or 60
through life without them.
Have we gone to the bargain counter looking
for Peace" we women? We want "Peace," we
cry for 1t, we pray for tive knit for it and can
and preserve for it and roll bandaees for it, but
are we willing to PAY for it the full market price
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
We Women Are
Not Just Bargain
Hunters
r. We?

lin order to gain a peace" that shall be our own
sure possession for all time to come?
Is the habit of. ages so strong within us that
we are looking to find a Peace" that shall be
within our means" SHALL cost what we feel we
can afford to pay without great discomfort? If
we are, then the Peace" we obtain will be pitt
fully imperfect.
Oh, we who have given our only son---or
two or five of them---to this war, where are all
our dollars? Have we sent our own flesh and
blood into this fight for a holy cause only to let
them fall helpless victims because their hands are
empty? Brave as their dear hearts are, they can
not fight machine gun fire and gas attacks and
bayonets with bare hands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

They are over there, your sons and mine, in
those front line trenches.
They are calling to us with every brave breath
to send ships with food and more men, to send
aerOplanes to help protect their precious young
lives, to send machine guns to help still the enc
mys gun fire, to send gas masks to help them just
to breathe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

The Peace that you want and want and every
true woman i'm the world wants can only be had at
a certain price i'm men and i'm dollars. Every ship,
every aeroplane, every gas mask, every machine
gun costs a certain fixed sum, and the total of all
these is the price we must pay for "Peace."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

Let us get away today from our bareain
counter habit. Peace" as the allied Nations
are framing it, is worth anything it costs us---be- f,
cause life without it will not be worth the livina. !
Is there anything that you want or l want
that can be compared in importance to the things
they need, the things they MUST have in order
to bring back to us the "Peace" we crave?
real selves and nut into
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

MRS A, B McMILLEN
MRS. w. X. WALTON
MRS X. = LA BELLE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
OASHlNG OFFICER FACES
CHARGE OF MURDER
Z british Government Complains lie
Placed Sixteen Cases of EIpio-
Niycs Aboard Steamer.

, NEW YORK. December i.-MuttcrinE
ncohercntly and in 4 rage as the re-
suit OF tangled insults. Captain Fritz
Joubert Duuucsne. once u dashinE ot.i-
Ger o. the Rocr army, huntsman ami
explorer. broken in spirit ana bounded
by imps OF his imagination, was taken
before Federal authorities and charged
with murder on the high seas
Z The british government charges him
with Placing sixteen cases OF en-
'plosivcs aboard the steamship Tcnny-
son. sailing from Rrazil. in 1916. An
explosion during the voyage resulted
~ the death Of three men and all pos
and members OF tho crew had
4 narrow cscapc from death Tic
destruction Of the ship Is directly at
iriDutcd TO DuqncsRc. ii is charged
The british government also charges
hat nc prisoner is deeply concerned
with plots which aimed for the de-
S,ruction, Of vessels from the port Of
New York
The warrant containing the charges
ana asking for the cXtradition Of
Captain Duqucsne was sworn TO. in
MS presence, before L. :. Consul Hitch
cock by British Consu! {. Clcvc Eayiav
) lew minutes previous. the prisoner
had been released on the charge OF
insurance fraud by Justice Muluuesn
~ general sessions. with the under
standing that the british would take
1iia OH q gTaytr charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
SENATE WILL RECEIVE
REVENUE BILL FRIDAY
Secretary Mc.ldoo Stands by Est.
mate of $4,000, 100000 Needed
TO. Current Year.
DANIELS BEFORE COMMITTEE
Republican Members Inquire About
Naval OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Asked
to Explain Needs for Military Is
tn5iiSlImcnt.

WASHINGTON. December l--'rhc
final touches were given to the 5000
600 revenue bill by the Senate Finance
sent to the printer, with the cxpccta-
ton that il will he ready for intro
ductton in the Senate on Friday.
Secretaries McAdoo and Daniels APP
pcarcu before the committee to- day at
The request Of the Republican members.
who said they were not entirely CON
WINGED Of the necessity OF raising such
Il large amount Of money now that
told the COMMITTEES that at the time
he wrote the letter setting forth tho
needs OF he government to he $4,000.
ooo.pon Tor the current and $1,000. 600
his statement was based almost Gu
ilrelN OF estimates submitted to him
ny the heads of departments. Since
the letter was written. however. lie
said he had obtained accurate iufor-
nation which confirmed his previous
estimate rs 10 the amounts needed
Secretary Daniels was summoned Ivy
tho committee TO explain some Of tho
features Of the naval program and
the necessity for some Of the cxpcndi-
lures lie was also asked to give to
tn" committee statement showing
how much Of tho money authorized.
but not appropriated. will b. used.
This data will be sent TO the commit
hear Secretary of War Baker along
similar lines tomorrow.
Tho postal rates on sccond-class mat :
ter were again amended so that within
a zone Of 20 miles from the place
where mailed the rate will he cent
a pound. while on ali matter carried
beyond this 200-milc zone the rate will
he / IL cents 4 pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
HOWITZERS' BALL AND JAZZ
CONCERT AT ARMORY HALL
Last Dance before christina. to lie
'Ncn saturday Night for Ar
tn1erymch's Fund.

J. Eehabilita,ion OF tho. spacious drill
hall at tho Howitzers' Arlnory will he
completed probably to-day and the
hcadqnarters OF the Virginia artillery
mon VIII have spacious dancing floor
surpassed by none in this par; Of the
COUNTRY The work of restoring the
hail. which was subjected to rou,.l
usage during the war, was placed i'm
the hands experts. who viii deliver
u ariisiically complete to the Womcu's
AUXILIARY. Richmond Howitzers in time
lGr Inc military and civic ball to be
mems fund next Saturday night
her2uSe OF the popularity of the in
formal events held under the same aus
pices earlier in the season the BAN
saturday Will be conducted along the
sam" lines. II Will not he a dress af-
lair in any sense. Civilians. soldiers
ana sailors. officers and men alike viii
ne gwen the same cordial welcome
Arrangements for the ball are in tho
hands of a general committees. or
which Miss Kate Myers. president of
The w. \. L. iiowitzers. is chairman.
FLOOR and program details are looked
after b VA committee headed by Mrs.
robert hudson and Miss Milhiser
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
iANTlTUBERCULOSIS SURVEY
STARTS IN FULTON SUNDAY
All Districts of City VIII lie Visited
and Sufferers Arc to lie

MISS Agnes Randolph, executive sec
rotary OF the Virginia Anti-Tubercu-
iosis Association, and DR. William
Drumield. OF the United States Public
Health Service. Will launch the intcn-
Sive survey of th> itichmond Antituber-
culosis Association with a series of
Sunday.
II is the intention OF the city asso-
Slaion 10 conduct Il survey OF the city
nN districts. beginning with Fulton
neNi week. Efforts VIII lie made to
sens believed TO he affected by tubcr-
rni9Sis ard start them on the road to
i!t',lth. AS 80 ierSons died from the
"lSeaSc III Hichmond last year. II is
estimated there are $500 cases here.
though large part OF this number
1doiph and pr. Brt.nicld will speak as
follows: Fulton Mcthodsi Church, II
\. NJ: Fulton Baptist Church. s /, NJ:
Kissing Mount Zion Church ESQ H.
"; Union Level Church. | \. NJ. and
Mount calvary Church. = l.. NJ. An
nouh1ciuent was made last night that
i'rS. l.ipScoinb. Boshcr and Emmett tn
h"rculosis specialists. Will make tn.
Tree chest examination al the clinics
To be conducted the first two DAYS; OF
ncNt week as follows: Monday. from
! 10 - ~ NJ. and from L to . - NJ,
i"' "o!oreu people At the Rising Mount
Iion church: Tuesday. rom to IL 4
NJ. ana from { to Il. Al. for whi;r
people. over HarrSon's Drug Stnrr
MI persons IN Fulton Desiring Ia take
advantage Of this opportunity for a
safety hrSt examination are urged
10 present themselves Il, one of tho
.:nics. II is estimated that not less
cured To complete the. survey OF the
Fulton district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
FOLLOW DOCTORS ADVICE

Ask any physician or druggist and
he VIII tell you that the first stcp In
the treatment of Il cold. cough. infu-
"nza or grippe should invariably he
- brisk caolmcl purgativc. preferably
the nauscaless caloncl, called Gallo
tabs THIS alone is often sufficient
10 break up Il severe cold overnight
or cut short AN attack OF rripnc and
possibly prevent pneumonia.
onc Caiotab on the tongue at bed
time with swallow of water-that's
all No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your cat
ing. pleasures or work. Next morn
ing your cold has vanished and your
entire system is purified and refreshed
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages; price thirty-iivc
cents Recommended and guaranteed
by druggists everywhere. Price re-
funded II you are not dclightcd.-Ady.