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The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
MYSTERIOUS PLAGUE
DEVASTATING SPAIN

MADRID, May 2S.-A mysterious
plague is sweeping the country. is the
report coming in from every corner.
Many have already died from the eff.
feet. Doctors thus far have been un-
able to discover the cause. 1t is
worrying the authority.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
FARRAGUT LEAVES

SEATTLE, May 28.-The Admiral
Farragut left this morning at ten with
J. V. Anderson, C.. A. Spencer, A. c.
Griswold, liver NJ. Olson, Miss Hazel
Louis. Miss Joy Cabernett, M. w.
McFlashern and wife, Mrs. Newquist.
and Cornie Newquist, John Agedezter
and j. w. Marks as passengers for
ketchikan.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28


Alaska. Royal A. Gunnison, today
made public the following statement
regarding maximum prices of raw sal
mon in Alaska and the Pacific Coast
generally:
The United States Food Admins
tration, acting on recommendations of
the Federal Food Administrators of
Oregon, Washington, and Alaska af-
ter consultation with those concerned
for salmon below will assure the fish
e. ment and fish companies reason.
able profit on their operations and
that any higher price will be regarded
as an unreasonable charge under the
Food Control Act"
The approved prices are as follows:
Territory Of Alaska
Zone 1. Boring Sea including en-
tire district north of the Alaska Pen
insula, exclusive of Herrendeen Bay.
King Salmon. red or white
lover Is lbs weighD .....40c per fish
Scckayes and Cohoes.....,.... &c per FISH
Chums or Dog Salmon .......- &c per fish
Humpbacks or Pink Salmon &c per fish
Note:-These prices are exclusive
of the $3.50 Run Money" upon which
the fishermen and employers agreed
compensation for time covered by the
trip from the States to the canneries
in The Bering Sea Zone and return.
Zcne g. Herrendeen Bay.
King Salmon, red or white Csc per fish
Scckeyes and ohoes ......1219c per fish
Chum or Dog Salmon ...... SC per fish
Humpbacks or Pink Salmon &c per fish
/ NOTE-These prices are exclusive
/ of the run money" agreed upon be-
tween fishermen and operators.
! Zone 3. Central Alaska, being that
section of the coast from Cape st.
Elias to and including Chignik Bay
and Kodiak Island
King Salmon ...................2Ocp per tish
Sockeyes and Cohoes-
Company boat, gear and
fuel ..............................1Oc per fish
Independent boat, gear
and fuel .........................12c per fish
Chums or Dog Salmon
Company boat. gear and
fuel ............................ 4c per fish
Independent boat, gear
and fuel ................. SC per fish
Humpbacks or Pink Salmon
Company boat, gear and
fuel &c per fish
Independent boat. gear
and fuel -.......---..................-4c per hSI
NOTE-The above prices cover fish
taken in movable gear in this zone.
Agreements between fishermen ant
companies covering fish taken in
movable gear in this one.
Agreements between fishermen ant
companies covering fish taken in traps
or pound nets are approved as fol
lows:
Karluk .................$6.5 so per NJ cases
Chignik ......................1h c per cas'
IAlitak per CASE
Cooks Inlet ...................1Ac Keeper cast
Kodiak Island ................1Kc per cas-
Zone 4. Yakutat, Dry Bay Distric
extending from Cape st. Elias to Cap
Spencer
King Salmon lover Is lbs.) 40c per flsl
King Salmon under Is lbs. 15c per fisl
No distinction is made between
, company's boats, gear and fuel ant
, Independent boats, gear and fuel a
to Kings.
) Sockeyes and Cohoes-
! Company boat, gear and
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
PAT GROVE WANTS TO
LEAD

MUSCATINE, May 2S.-Pat Grove
y one time as famous as the most
L glorious outlaws of the country, real
and fictitious, all because he kid
mapped Willie Cudahy. now wants to
re cruit regimen, of convicts with
which to kidnap the KAISER.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28

WOODLAND, Cal, May 2S-I. w.
w. are suspected of having started the
fire that destroyed the bunk house
and gravel screen of the Yolo water
and power company at Madison. The
loss was 5000
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28

MARYSVILLE Cal. May 2S-Under
Sheriff Robert Wood of Yolo county
has suggested that the home guards
devote a week to securing the country
for labor agitators. l. W. w. and idlers
and force them to work or leave the
country.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
PROF. KNOX, FAMILY
AND PARTY LEAVE

Prof Mrs. Knox and daughter to-
gether with Miss Smith, Mr.. Roper
and Miss Louise Field will leave this
evening on the Prince Rupert for the
Sunny South Prof Knox and fam
lily will spend part Of the summer at
chico, Idaho. The other members of
the party will scatter over the south
somewhere.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
WILL APPOINT FUEL
ADMINISTRATOR FOR
THE TERRITORY

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-At the re-
quest of the territorial council of de-
tense for Alaska, the fuel administrat-
CT has under consideration the ap-
pointment of an administrator for the
territory.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
DYNAMITE FOUND
AT DORE STREET

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S-Twelve
sticks of dynamite were found In a
wooden case at'Dore Street and Harv-
ard early last evening. The police
were notified and are investigating.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28

KALAMA, Wash. May 2S.-Wm.
Ray Horner, who yesterday confess
ed having murdered Mrs. Nellie Bas-
sett and her two little children at
Kelso, plead guilty in court today.
and was given life sentence.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28

Con Geibel, postmaster at fLoring
was IN town today showing of" his
new-Old boat which he remOdeled and
Is now using bottom-side up. He says
1t looks better,
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
COMPLETE PRICES As FIXED BY THE FEDERAL
FOOD Administration FOR The PACIFIC
COAST AND ALASKA FOR SALMON IN 1918

luel 1VC per usn
Independent boat, gear
and fuel ........................12c per fish
The difference being made to cover
the fishermen's maintenance of him
self against maintenance by company.
Humpbacks or Pink Salmon
11ac per fish
Zone 5. Southeastern Alaska CON-
prising the section from Cape Spencer
to the International Boundary at Dix
ons Entrance.
Red King Salmon
Company boat, gear and
1uel per I'D
Indepedent boat, gear and
fuel &c per 10
White King Salmon
Company boat, gear and
1uol &c per 10
Independent boat, gear
and fuel 12 C per 10
Sockeyes and Cohoes-
Company boat, gear and
fuel ...-.......-.-.....--........25c per HSn
Independent boat, gear
and fuel ............-...-..........3Oc per nSh
Chums or Dog Salmon
Company boat, gear and
fuel ........................6cp per fish
Independent boat gear
and fuel .......................7c per fish
Humpbacks or Pink Salmon
Company boat, gear and
fuel Observation-Disclosures. SC per fish
The figures as here announced are
the maximum price of raw fish for all
branches of the salmon industry. in.
Guiding both fresh and frozen salmon.
mild curing and canning. hard cur
ing and canning, and any attempt at
subterfuge to pay prices in excess Of
these named will be regarded by the
Food Administration as an evasion
and as the making and payment Of
an unreasonable charge and viola.
ton of the Food Control Act.
|. These amounts named above. hav'
ing been determined on economic
grounds, are the foundation Of and
enter into the cost of the packed prod.
uct. The price Of production will be
considered on the same grounds by
the Food Administration in due SEAS
on before that commodity is placed
upon the market.
The Federal Administrators for
Washington, Oregon and California
are announcing the maximum prices
of raw salmon In their respective
states. These prices have also been
determined on economic grounds and
approved by the United States Food
Administration on the joint recon-
mendation of the Federal Food Ad-
ministrators for the Pacific Coast.
These maximum prices are as fol-
lows:
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-05-28
? = r = = . = . q = =
WEATHER REPORT

? Tor "a hours ending .. m.
r Sunday evening, warm and sunny
p with clear sky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
0pniel Nv Nc can,

WASHINGTON. I'r'. ".--it"w"rd -.
Mclean. rttiMr.rr"*i,lrmt az ;h" Wash :
'uciru Post. Tonight i*"uul tn FOL
lowing Stli"iu"n' regarding h" evidence
.ntr.rdUrrd lay to s"nn', C"'n"i;i"' IN
.-;IjSaiinE III" activities q: The hrrwIns
s'l".'=:S:
Mr. Hiclaski. IN hi testimony h":"r"
D.. s;.EH'" COm;.;I:tr"; Gl"H'& 81 h"El"it'l
ron! E"riu"r .NuNlS&Hd"" Ven l'''rn-
,,'rri:. in which ihr StItcl:"Ei IS made
IT.. 'uy father tn" lat. Iona X. Mclean.
"f:.; :" soil ar ryr: IL" Washington
lost - Il" German GVN"'nin"N'. lhh'
- au"lh'.I' "a" e.: .Nuu Rrvnsi0rIfS IN
famous L. IN" i'"%i vas never niic--
ID 80 H:an .v. ILL. -: hIr,-
My :utA"f purchased IN Washington
rn$i for M. H. I"rf@S'ii II m M IN
t"rr$;. Il any proposition had boon on
foot - sell IN" unii'v. -: ruin II. "y
h%nGiuE !: Over /" an! SPECIAL interest.
/ would have known il. =
Ven E-rmStnr:: WAS ""N:ous T." ru'
through anything ina, wvH!d help nj"
government. iir often lied /" MS gov
eminent and n" NJ ":'"n t""i"I w
Sh;trr"r~. ~ previous disclosures have
rr',v,,j: TE,S j." =, anrdIi"g IN" WASH
iugtuu Pest is on = Jar with he rest OF
n. 'f"r';Hu rr"r,,-"h!a.
4 IN !.T,ud 81 h" !'n*t and Jealous .;
t., r..rUia;i",:. l. H";"r has been ana
never WEI hr controlled h% di:y l"re!SH
government ~ h% amy special interest
..r any pyl.iirp. PARTY.
"i!IpW N!:lr l.. MCLEAN.
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Fax ,,Ir.-cs,,.i also. Mr. Hi"inS.;i sad.
.i,l. ;u -Ir - ,-uin!r H:ii!i IN. Juiat-
80. m SanEfhncIS.'" wulIlt "a, i ;5a''i
mans ct in.tt;,nT ihV F'"r'S "'t''N" '".'
l,.,r wjlii Jaui.u %..$ tnpShu'iLE.
Mr. l;!"l;lS..s ;,:,tt:toG tuHi Il "nE!;2- =
IT,, III til. ,;rrutait .nr,tuh I;IGida organs
2:.rli. c.,r:..cd ~ N'W Work H. A!"rS =
rn! l.ruuvck ,nl At wnlch li:'u. N'"".
SII,..-,,r NJ rl't:. Edward y. i;u;n't:
an, uiirrr$ >-er" u"tn''rr> i;''t fr"-
lucatlI Sic s,,ri notes 81 lrrnh:r2;
Ii,u.i.. :: ul..,-....E IN %"v'nh"r :. i:l !.
r,:ur,,vu That IHr IRISH question Volt!
b, an :ir!;.".it!ri rHl. in ti!'' IT" - S'tHd.l
and .E.t ~. ~ *. MrCiuII,. !vrlu,;
,!t.;ut 1T -, i.usT. ~ y. Go. unSr-
taken C.. ,r:;ir!:. :. s"ci|"y - ,..l';GCt
tr"pn @unrio -, 's."E az 'irTi'i';&i ;'....- =
ii. triSh.
Thr wi,,."s; testified Hat Mc[ft!rc
received .ri.'"n fr":a tla"r; :uv tA:s,
w"rS a:.o Tor Ittn.i:tri>. me Sa.j Nc
CUR. Huin.G l.ti"I.c religious "rihEiZa-
ti"uS and tina; itrrnt"-Ts'& notes showed
prrnbe:g h,.d SAT-. tl'' II 81 II" t.i.i"ii~
pupt,cutIu"s wOIi,i Mt lU!i!$t: ai.ti-
trC:rtEln matter.
Organization % I:lutit'n p!ct"r" rr"rt.-
gard: i;v n. ti,rlhan agents ais" WAS
ItSlI::rd to hy Mr.. l;eiask. II" pro-
,iucr,. :. letter iron. Albert |" vpn i',ri.-
sturit asking that the German nlInic'-
.;u;rr 1T McA!cu CIty bc advised that
I'll" showing at German motion pictures
N Mexico No lid he pushed by tho Anl-
nric,ti Film tUID"rAtinu u:GuIiiEcd ny
lh:rnhcrE. fU .nr am! others. Iii tn!'
conrrctiun the correspondence indicated
that tho CNrp' ration VA" having Gi!t-
cuIty III getting Gsrlna:! comm rclat ana
'Ei!itur" pictures IiSFtay"d ard SuG@te.Sl-
cG The building q theatres in iitecN
cities. into Ehich Commercial and Hul>
tar pictures laiE-iit !" :.iui:EElti.
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wh,tht~ Va? secretly were removed -,
tvs mui"r ,iHrs nn" night under h'li"1
guard ard w.tl the same secrecy Inc!
w,.r. hrnu&l:, back.
1.-TWO guards: officers and two nor
commissioned officers hruUaht them
from windsor castle, .tll tour wore ''It;
civilian rI"rh"s. The officers w"rc SIX
hnta an, frnrk cnu;s and ,h'. nt''-'":n-
mia."nrd officers bowler ha;:' amt
black ovcrr"nis. All carried automatic
p:*t,i'. ,,>
'''rhr six million pounds tSan.0 .Hn">
worth ~ j"H"ls w"rr' Wr:Inncd nc n
srlruruS,y The imperial state crown
wm. in Il cardboard h'N. in" rcY"l :'!"!-
,.r. with tn, famous ru!liar diamond. -
= ruuI:h. !tcnVT r"i ri"ih. ana me
rrc,,n%. rrrnu"t>:. urhS aud al other re-
rhlin in insignificant booking h":,"s and
parcels.
'.Dn "Wednesday might tn" Jewels were
plarr IN .wo motor cars unn Object
and one nor .cumGi,s !0r"d officer. cs-
urciallr chosen because ;!c" w"r" crack
shots. sat in each car. y rUuH!ahuu;
rr::tr to Tho tower WAS ;hE"E. Many
proplo won: "a aO.. III" jewels Ir;t"r-
day. II larp." proportion h"!ng soldiers
ard sailors"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
GROUP MAY
CHOKE YOUR BABY

Doctors ar" The h'st hclp for croupy
children. but what il your physician
can't respond quickly in II" dead OF
nirhi. when your baby is S'ranSlinS
and gaSping for breath?
\ Nttla i[REW-PINA will quickly
relieve the CONGESTION and send baby
Of lntU sweet dreams. kREW.PlNA
is an nintrlrnt that Is the Toe to all
inflammation AMI congestion. No
ouly GOOD for bGhy's Group. but splen'
did for cuts. hurus. bruises: relieve:
bronchitis. tGnSilitis: breaks m GolGS
in hrad Or chest overnight. and usually
rrmnv"S them permanently III two an
p!iCati0nS.
Gri @5c .,Ar nf kREW.FFNA now
81 YOU viii have il when yO"c hHbi :
lie is al stake. Any druggist can
supply you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
Another Big Robbery With
$1,000 and Bonds the Haul

iITTSErRGH. Pa. Dec. G.-Wh'i"
county DETECTIVES; and ARMED citlH"n-
Were securing NhS section tonight for
tn.> two bandits who secured SiH."Oh ANA
utE,r S"c,iri,i,.S tinH III" First National
Sunk If Er!hGrvfEl". three men entered
tin: general store at i;uHs"litnn. near
herr secured sl.nUV cash. and SORES
bonds mt he point ui REVIEWERS, and 49,
capped in an. automobile.
mi. WAS. the third h"ldup Of. the da%
in anG about Pittsburgh. Elmer |. NIn''-
yard. oil rp, ra1"r, uf Tulsa. tht". h'F-
ing been rrhDr'G by Nv" nrn who eos :
";rd him with r"vulvcTS within sight 81
hundreds "f persons in IN" duwnt"wn
di<iric; "f the city. The hulduES So
ciirI! S@Hh cash from Vineyard and then
disappeared in tho crowds,
County detectives. working on III"
E"iG@rvil!r Rank Robbery. had not re-.
nnrtrd 10 their h"ndqunIICr:' h"r'' 1T Il
late hear tonight and 'Chi"f l:nh"rt
ErnTn >nid II" "Npcci"d his men t" niI;:"
IN arrest before morning..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
ArRMEN WILL DEMCD1LrzE.

CAMP SHERMAN. CHlhLI'NTti''
OHIO. Dec G.--Airmra from PrnnSyl-
;nnia. Ohio and West Virginia VIII M'
G,uubiil2cd nj Camp Shcrhhn' a'
rnt,linc Ia official word received here
today !,y military authorities. tn" !IrSt
n,,achm"nt iron, overseas Will ArriN"
h,rr within the "cNt few days from an
,n>-crn cam. and will h" granted lh"!F
discharges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
YOU CAN'T WORK
WELL WITH A COLD
Relieve it with DR., Bells
Pine Tar Honey and
: enjoy your job.

Constant coughing; wh""zing. sniff.
ejnr knau Won from thinking clearly.
Uo,..t feel hcavy,headeG. ::ippE. Swing
inr" action will, Or. Bolts Pinc,Tar-
Honey and free yourself CT coId'dis-
comfort
= is cnmpoS"d OF ingredients that
>0nfi:. rhr ric!;linS throat. help 10 cas-"
tn lIac1mtur;i,bl" Inflammation. loosen
n" phleCn and congestion and ease
n" breathing Relieves grippe. hr"n-
rh:t!s. asthma. hOarSencss. too. Eco
-nomical, satisfying. Druggists every
wa.r. 5Oc. %, s1.2N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
British Crown Jewels
Placed on Exhibition
------.


u.rnduu Times Wireless. rnNErigh'.
I9l>. lay ~" I'Thli" i.cU-r"r CD
LONDON. DEC. .--Th" nntl5 NUl -
l'"ldmy G"y-'
"rh" crown jewels w'r" "n Ni"w -
IA" t"w"r "r I."n'l"n y"striTla% Ter Ia"
first i;ulr >'urr they wrr" secluded i"'
protection ng"'n>t III" ! lHH nv TAiI:'
!rhry. na,l brcn fhr i;inn'hs N - th"k-
Walled StnH" vaGli IN Wi!n!."r rh>tl".
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PLAN BRIDGING OF
CHESAPEAKE BAY

ia! .TTMNEi,. Pee. G.--''hA:lrS NJ lr'-
ham. -aad.; engineer "f Delaware. CON-
crrr,.l ,mday with Chief Eng Mack
III nr trn N.rryISnI road. comma >::i"n
,I,l nrirrtI,i I'd t'ari thr p"iA""r" ''t%h-
,y1T: "um;n 's:.i"n h;'d G"ri'"d =" hmld
hacE ON II" rr"1 l'iiI!inG program F'''
rauSc' or NJ. pr" j'j III ;hi> stat" ="
'm,lh - bridge rcr"sS ~" chesapeake
!:Hy.
NIr l,,nrdf SD that rs io"n go TN"
h-i,lur p-ni"rI n"st,nrd definite SnnH'
Rriawar' gould hIiiG u r.'I':. from i'"!-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
Aerial Mail Head Quits
When NOViCGS Get Jobs

NEW YORK. N"v. E--Cap,am +. i.
IlpSnrr nnnrj;:'cri h'r" tuni:ni That i"
:r.d"r"d - i'"E'UaSi,r-ti "rcrni t'uri''.
SON ~. resignation ~ superintendent "i
, IL" aerial niiya! mail service.
Tic r"aS"ns G!E"n were that u" hhn
been Informed nrvir"S arc - hc placed
IN charge. uf important branches al the
rcryic" and special ;,irrlan"S construct
I'd Tor carrying mail.
Tic Resignation ut Max Miller. iirSt
pilot Of IN" service. NJ" announced nj
/ hc. same time TOR the same reasons.
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PAPER INVOLVED
{Continned from Fago one)

With the understanding to buy 1t back
again after the war for & million and
a halt. second offer was 70 put the
paper entirely Ct our disposal for two
= months for 100000. The paP2r IS OF
: importance the only large one OF
the capital. how do YOU stLnd or INC
question of the money! 7 have rot yet
inquired - :Sc-Hn.'
There Was nothing :" s!Ir" that any
r"pi; w;.S ,na,c. hut Mr. iH-';ti\' 800
'h;,, ui.icr dat" II Nc;"t": -. ~. nv.
t;"rin.r;. ambassador Soil; |" message ~
tn. Berlin foreign p;sir" ~ c5?&.7:
In he official. %c""G!:;= i::'; iiiIJ
second quarters rf ~" X. -, - ''n,t t
"n.r'rS VI payments =" NJ.
Lowe AS ~ thus n:.I" - TCp":t thAt
:niS Ee"tt"ina3 - "t German "r;S:n ana
- married 20 4 German lady. -" 'ii''-
81 US his services (" w"TN on 2 ,1i,.s
~ N-;l>i.nct"c. n" Nttt"ua' '"uE!rr.
This Offer ..a:ur n, 10 TN" We We"
epl:-' rcgr.tti!:-, the death "t john X.
Mo! rarr. This gentleman had gwen hts
u"%.$paper IL! entire anti-tnglish char
actor. 81 :hat his death I";; Il great gap
whirh :i,., Maternal c"ur.cr IAN unt"r-
tunatc,v r..,rr hop. t. ill. The WASH
inc;un F'nSf has S!licc iit'>u hH,:n fairly
ncu;taI. hu. :..ay- II" entirely lost /" US
ii !; caa:3"t.a% - Very mach ""Sirc".
b. pt,; into ia. hands ot Nj. Hearst.
Tho Posts Change
Under d;l;c ~ August >. 1915. Mr.. Be
TASK SAIL. his "u,ii'uuuicat ion was sHnt
70 ;hr Berlin '"rr;Ea ottir" am: was
signed 10y mr. II. X. Fruh-. 4 former
who cam" 10 the United States early
in 1914: .,,
n:::tu,,.. toward tn" 'hHiiiE"r"niS during
r"c"rni;i.a fr".n tho t;c-raGr siG". has
OF LAT" materially Cha'c",t - t"HH "n
questions oC t;urop"ah politics. and
seems furry or ;hr way5ri 20 join "Ir
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awar" Tiny connecting with tho Dupont
hruirva:d and 'Ni"EdinE across Della
wnrr ,o CONNECT with the Iarylnnd state
ro;iu*. -.
Governor Harrington Of Maryland mas
'alpn:ri.r. n commission Of rrSli"rfS TO
jtir:nli!atn plans far the bridge. which II
lis proposed will 1T. mnc miles long. of
concrete. and cXtrnd from Sparrow
Point. on tho western shore. to Kent
ruHaiy. IN IN" eastern shore
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4 RAW, SORE THROAT.
Eases Quickly When You
Appiy a Little Musterolc.

And Mus.crole won't blister like
the old.iashioccd mustard pl25;&r.
lust sc7eGd it OF with your fng-r9.
1t pcnetratas 70 TIC sore spot With 4
gentle tinc!e, lccsens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Mustcrolc is q clean, white ONT.
mcat made with oil CT mustard. 1t
is fine ior quick: relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, :onsilitiS, Group, stiff
neck, asthma. neuralgia, headache,
congestion, p!eurIsy. rheumatism, lum-
bago, pains and aches e tine back or
FONTS, sprains. sorcIGusclcS, bruises, chill
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01
NAVAL WEDDING
IN ACADEMY CHAPEL
Ceremony Uniting Fnsign Virgins, U.
S. N. N. r. and Miss Van Dyke
AZ HIGH Noon

Immediately after the conclusion Of
the exercises of the Second Reserve
Officers Glass this morning at the Ma
val Academy, a wedding of one Of the
class was celebrated in the Chapel.
In the presence Of only the immedi-
ate families and few friends and
some classmates OF the groom, Miss
Vivian Viola Van Dyke, of Rome, New
York, became the bride of Ensign
Leslie Aldridge Virgins, U. S. n, N.
r., also of Rome, N. Y.
The ceremony was performed by
the Chaplain, Rev Sydney Key Evans,
U. s. n. The bride was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr. James II.
Hooke, OF Rome, n. Y, and the best
man was Ensign Richard Williams, OF
Philadelphia, a elassmate of the
groom.
Ensign and Hrs. Virgins left imme-
diately after the ceremony for ten
days honeymoon trip, after which the
groom viii report to his ship for
duty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01
MISSIO 4ARY SOCIETY
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING
Women Brave Snowdrifts To attend
Miss Louise Liaihicum Gives
Interesting Talk On Africa

The January meeting Of the Wo
mans Foreign Missionary Society ii
the First a. r. Church, WIS hsld on
Monday night at the parse age; DE-
spite the heavy snow fnjrty-fouv mem
5ers were present
Encouraging reports were had from
all euperintendents especially enc0ur-
aging were the reports from the
STANDARD Bearers and Kings Heraiaa,
which include the young girls and emil
dren, respectively.
The Woman's Auxlliary decided IS
its special york for 1919, the care and
maintenance of War Orphan in
France
The lesson of the evening. "The
History Of Methodsm 10 Africa, :"
was ably and interestingly given by
Miss Louise Linlhicum. At the con-
clusion of the lesson refreshments
were served by the co amittee ia
charge Several new members were
added to the auxiliary at the meeting
held in January.
Great interet il shown in the work
and the finances are being well cared
for, and many members subscribe TO
the magazine THE Womun's Mission
airy Friend. 7"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01
AZ The RepnbIIc Tomorrow.

In 1.-THE Rose Of Blood" the Theds
Bara Superpicrrues@nieh William Fox
has ia completed for release, the re.
cent revolutionary crisis in Russia be-
comes an important part Of the story.
Using the same methods az contrivinq
an historical romance which Alexandra
Dumas employed. Richard Ordynski,
author OF the story, hhs achieved plol
which will take rank beside the filmed
versions of the Rreatest dramas Of
history.
Miss Bsra poftrays Lisa Tapenk9,
daughter OF the common people. AS
she has the advantage of university
education. Lisa finds little trouble in
gaining employment as a governess in
the home OF Prince Arbassoff
When his wife diea. short time
later, the Prince turns to Lisza fer
comfort and aid He pleads that he
loves her. but she turns away from
hun. Finally, when the Princes in
sistence becomes too severe, Lisa
leaves hia house and seeks refuge in
Switzerland.
There she falls in with "a group of
revolutionists, headed by one Vassya,
known as the Firebrand. Yield
ing TO her fascination for this impas-
stoned young Russian, Lisa joins
their band and agrees TO do her bit to-
ward Kidding her oppressed land of its
naughty rulers. See the picture.