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Evening journal., 1918-04-05
GRRSIEEIhC PlRTI
1t LIBERTY RAER
kotarians Have Luncheon
and Speech 5 at New
stitution
THOSE WHO PUT
UP STRUCTURE FREE

Members Of iha Rotary Club Of noon
today christsned the new Allied Lib
arty Loan Bank for Wilmington, on
Market street above sixth. ADJOINING the
N8'ioual Bank Of Delaware The build
Ing was erected free Of cost 70 ,he Lib
crjy Losa Committee by Wilmington
contractors, flrn.shers. lrms ond in-
di,iduels. Many Of those who contrib
ulcd i0bor. materials and services ose
Roisrans, hence the pFide OF the Bo-
is,y Club ln opening ihe Allied BanR
with q buffet luncheon served al noon
from the banks counter.
Joseph S. Wilson. president of iAe
club. presided. John Richardson. Jr
chairman o. the building committee,
explained tae purpose for which Inc
Allied Rank py3s put up. Hc ssid 20 WAS
erected IN difference 20 the Federal
i Govsrnmcats request that n special
drive be made 60 sell as many bonds
as possible under ne rartlsl payment
plan The Allied Bank. Nr. Richs dsou
explained w!li look after that phase OF
the campaign end wil. nen,r8lizc ms
partial raYmeni sales aud relieve the
banls of ihe city of the detailed work
% suci sales
Mr richardson amid applause said
the hanh had been erected FREQ o.
charge by ihe following pubac-spiriled
Wilmnat0n6ns. who had contributed
labor, material, services o. money to-
word ihe project:
Liberty Bsuk WOrhers
Brown ond NhHssde.
w u. liaddoca G. 20
II = Mellon
Broslrs & -medler.
Jos. Bancroft & sons c..
Ellw0od Souder e. sons CO.
Delaware Hardware Co
a 70 Peoples
-iarderd Granite Co.
q I Spcer
Garrett, Miller & 90
=. I. dupont d NemouTs and Com
pany.
Delaware Notion House
Bird Transfer Co.
" Shlnn & Co.
/. ?. Guriett & CO
Chas Warner Co
Wilmington end Philadelphia Traf-
, tion CO.
ssabers anl Blackwell
Bsmberger 81 Robin.
r. HAYES Rohe'sn
3 w. w Botiomly
/ Foss-Huches Co.
Ellis Preston.
J Sterhen DoWney
, /. ] O. o. , Hall Co
, Former Judge Daniel O. Hastinst
and John :. Rossell were among To,
) speakers who followed Mr.. Richardson
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
srAMpNG AZ AsLrs

According 20 the records 90 the City
Health Department the recent outbresk
Of measles Is bsiug stamped ont, the
number Of cssss decreasing weekly The
record Of The present week show but IS
cases as compared with a last week and
SS eases The week previous But one ease
OF dlrhiheria was reported this week
and one case Of scarlet f.ver.. Durlng
the past week there were Sc deaths. 81
births and 23 marriages as compared
with 80 deaths. 80 births and 50 mar
rlases for The corresponding period OF
last year.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
soIbirRs n1UAK CTARDHoJ-E

PHILAnELrUIA AVrl 5--rour ioi-
disrs. who fssspcd frem Che frsnhiord
Arsenal gisrihous. ea-ly today 1ge
BEING sought ny pai.re end a military
detail. they twisted the bars OF o
hiardhouse AZ .nd9V 8nd made su easy
getaway Among iAe iueiivcs i'
Gsorfe T.. Whte. ~ conn. q private 'n
lhs i06lh Field Artillery si Camp Nais-
worth. 8 c. The other 'hree are Phia
deiphians.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
PEGGY O'NEILL TO
SELL LIBERTY BONDS

The hird Liberty Loan campaign viil
BE- ass'4led al U, Inception sy M'ss
Psrav c'Nsfi paw opp'sginc lp "Tn-
L.rclts- - Fools az the Playhouse.
Mss OSc.l sold bond. during th8
la-t camp8'ap. 8nd This afternoon She
wlu offer her aeriifos 90 Ms otho
Rowland. chairman % iAe Women S
COMMITTEES. Although she wil only
have ono day, lomerr7N. 10 which TO
work !0r the csm0aign. Miss 0Neill
hiss EXPRESSED her Willingness 90 0se
ever spare moinint 10 ,his Tsiriot'c
work n she sells ss well ~ sac acts
Wiiminiou's allotment Tor The 0Fsi day
ought to be reached.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
AlksIi Makes Soap
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps snd prepared sssppeos coa-
tsin too innch siksn srbieh q very .niuFi'
ous. e. it dries the scalp ana makes tue
hair biitie.
The best thing - use ls icst plain mul'i-
Gsd cocoauut OIL for this is pare ana en-
tirslv crcassless It's very cheap, gnd
beats the most expensive scans or any
thing else an 20 pieces. You ran set this
81 any drug store. ana q frw ounces VIII
last the whole family for months.
Simply mSsten ihe lair with water ami
rub it IN. about q teaspconful j. an tbsi
Is required. II makes sp abundance O,
rich, crsamy leather. eleanses thoroughly
sui rlrsss OUT tAsily. The halr dries
quickly ana evenly, and is soft. fresh
looking. brisAt quay. vavy. and .ssy 90
Otaes. re-ilef g 'oosens sna takes cot
=, ~ ss.ui.s O; scsi. i'f; sts lsrdru0.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
DRAFT BOARDS NEED
PHOTOGRAPHERS

The Draft Exemption Boards hsve re-
c6lyed q call ior 80 PHOTOGRAPHERS from
Delaware. either professional or Sdtsnc-
ed amateurs. These mon may come
from any part OF The State 90 b. in.
Quoted into the service out of the draft
registration lists aud must poss lhe ply
steal requirements for active or limited
service
Men volunteering Tor th.s branch viii
90 TO Patterson Barracss. Sscke't's Hsr.
bor. n. Y. This opportunity Is not opon
after April IS,
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
E-IH ENGiNEERs MANIs ~

Sergeant Shour IN chafse OF ihe
army reornilne station, has received
com the military adthonnis al Wash
inuion. orders authoriZns him TO sc-
cent for the 57lh Engineers. .inlan-
WalorNsys,. Lsurel. Md. qualiaed and
eligible applicants 90 be sent for co.
iistmenl to ihc neeres rec ilii depot %
military rost enrouie % The station el
this organization or 90 the camp al
Laurel Nd
needed. Master ship carpenters ,hif
carpenters. marine gasoline cnG.n'ers
steirsmen. holeung engineers black
smiths riggers. sail makers, saddlefs
tcsmsiers and barge men.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
MAY FIX PRICE
FOR COTTON FABRICS
By The Ualiod press

By The United Press.
WAsHlNGT0N. April Steps TO-
ward iNins prices Tor cotton iabrcs
wlll De taken % meeting of tas prcc
1sns committee of .He war lrlrslries
aai cotton Manufacturer, nslt tN iues
dcv. the Wsf inlucr.as n'arc an
nounced today
Coti0n fsbucs 3Ve now apIormally
high. due i0 lmutnfe w3r purchases
This condition ASS bfousht egually bad
scsulis f0r cotton manufacturers o. We'll
d. cotton consumers
Representative &c ths entire cotton
Industry have expressed ireir wiil.ns-
mess 90 at.end such e meeting snd Coz
operate With The government IN every
way.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
FOR SORE lfR0AT.
COLD ON CHEST
uusisrire SubdnNs the InGemmatiou
and Essss the Soreness Quicker
Iian Ans ih'nu Else Oh
Earth.

rav or'r IS cents ard set 4 bic box ~
Isegt Nnsf8rius rhich is She orisiHai sur -
sfft1ts lor f-r ci3 fnF. 'YNol untfsri
niastsr aud 90 THie of strong. rf1l yellow
lnustard--rn subs lilfas SIC uaed.
ffE kuowu 40 t.s Gutrhfft N1In kllIfr
on sarfh fsr 10 snnft7is 81 iestaaces ~
stops henffefe. usrfaigia. tnuihache elf.
ache and hattscle ln 5 miuufrs.
fts 4 suit. fs- .dV reua1r 1r.-lrne h'rter
far hrsrchitis. riaurisr. l1Gltfga. fuf fH
frae ihr inhanpition from !cur srrc
frst there is rorniuG % guoi lcu 1tt
rsai nr.fsn wien NrRrlrlrt-h g "a % nr
t,lr and sius n ri1ht tF ths rtel Ias
t burrs. hut q wenf h'ifrrr--r doasn
rits 'aeonisiFe pair q fsp o. te wf.sL
n less lHrs be O good, healthy ful'1 ll t1s
trss--l. sil.s p1ip.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
IN raLsF pnrTFssF SHOWN.

AZ The request o. Assistant City
Solicitor Mslloy. before judsa Finssr,
10 Municipal Court today noiln-
rroqeqni was entered in the charge
sasnst Ellas Wisebader accused Of sh'
tsl1ins money b. false pre,euss. Mr.
N'slloy told The court thsrs vis 20 evil
1ence TO show fhst The defendant had
6hisinei money ialseiy.
Nlssbs6er Is said io represent The
Federal Merchandise Company NJ Kew
York.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
PoIIrE sMAsn TARGETs-

The weekly practice shool OF the po-
ice department was held az thc traps
Of The Wilmington TrApshodilne Club al
Bellevue yesterday afternoon. The men
wera instructed by Lester Germsu. OF
tho dupont Company, ard Sergeant Will
mer Hahn. paitoimsn Hunter wss d gh
msn. breaking 10 cut Of 30 targets. while
Detective Benson. who claimed not %
have shot al pigeons for a. years, was
second with a score of IS Tho men wore
drilled in rapid-lrs work as well ss SLOW
firing.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
SEE INCENDIARISM
IN KANSAS CITY FIRE
BY ID InIied 20.

BY The United Press.
KANSAS CITY, No, April 5.--Pire o.
suspected lncaHdisry origin last niehl
cost one life and did more than 5000
100 damage to the west side wholesale
district. II is belleved the plan was %
wipe out kansas City's big food nToduc-
ing and storage center.
The arc marshal Is working on This
theory. lis suspicion is based on Tho
fact that ihe IRE started IN several
places 10 ons warehouse simultaneously
A change in the wind saved The stock
yards.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
ri-NIPp LvNgn sunk.

Br the United FrLsf
NEW YORK. APRIL b.--The sieame'
Nsieria o. Tao Cunarl Line has been
surik N the irish $40, ace1ri.as Go Q
rsport received hv Insurance Interest,".
ghe report couli aoi hf cerarmed at
TIE oflccs q thf company. The Naierl
Ia ,esssi 81 5.st5 tens gross rac.siar
ans let sore Match / wih q cargo ior
A British Yort.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
ACCUSED OF KILLING
CHILD BY AUTOMOBILE

The charge Of manslsughter against
Antonio SusdowsN before Judge Fin
aer in Municipal Court tedoy, was con-
tinucd until Thursday AZ the request q
J. Frank Blli The accused is alleged
10 have caused the death o. Thomas
Nahoney. eyed 5 years. when The child
was struck by an automobile lt sixth
sni Walnut streets. said 20 have been
driven hy the defendant In the mean
l.ms the attorney generals oflce is
makins an investigation.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
mn AI-To TrrrNsE nrLAlrO

Miss Heltn NJ Barnes. aEed = 81
Chester. ps.. chargad hsiors InG 81.
finger. N Nuaiclrsl Couf This mor0
ins. wifh tlolstIaz q cliy LAW. ws-
dismissed The defendant 'cld the cont
fsi her father he'd 5ppHsd Tor g o.
erase and that 'he piales wcre stow 10
lrri,ing from harrisburg Jean L
Linn appeared for The defendant
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
10 1NlEsTIGATE WIRE CONPiNIEs
n - TnIIed prass.

BY the Dntel Press
WASHINGTON April 5-'n"' g eo''o7
% the Postal Telegraph and ether tele
ersph comranIes-nunbo -e as Il ali--
was ordered b. the !. g. today.
The Investigation wiil include soTch-
Ing inquiry into every phase NJ the o.
ganizalion and financial conditions of
conc rms incorporated "a almost ever.
slate. The Western Union is not mcn-
toned specifically.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
DISMISSED. nUT PANS COSTS

40 uho request ~ The prosecution on
bort smNh. Neero. before Judge finge
10 Municipal court today. tho charre 0f
assault and battery against Niui3m
smith. Negro. was dismissed lhs de-
PENDANT was ordered 20 pay ihe costs u
hs case. phiIP L. Garrett appesrel
fnr the dAfnnaanl
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
N,p,I,ND w,Yrs MS pAIa.

Herman G-iAn rni Raymond Allen
Nsei ots. a~ranvrd before lud,e gngo.
In Nnnlcigsi Court isitr. IN charges "a
boin- wanted 1v ila Maryland 1lihori
t.s 80 is-rnv rhar-c,. viewed extra
dillon Alru is rsar-c'3 vith tNe iari
ccny OF q suil ~ clothes violin and
a psir of shoes ,VQm Noheri Iaomr-
son. of Ccuicrilif, Nd GriTn is
charged vlih The larceny o. '29 from
the same man.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
Won B0SSE-ALLIANCE
TO QUIT SAME DAY
BY The United press

By The United Pcess.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.--ConArma-
lion has been obtained here 81 The pro-
posed disbandins Of the Gsrman-Amerl-
can Alliance 90 6 mesiing hhre on sun
day. The meeiing, ostsnsibiy called
10 consider the resignation Of the Rev
IS. G. ven Bssss OF Wnmlns,en Del.
who succeeded Dr. c J. Hexamsr az tbs
head OF the Alliance, will result 10 tlt
dissolution o. the order
This statement was made by Gustav
Mayer. publisher Of the Philadeiphia
Demokrat O leading German daily
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
pAMNnnnnrn nEIn-

lfwis -Eiui. secondhand clothing
Gcaier ond psv1hroler. charged before
'ndge Finger in Municipal Court, this
uoinln1, with violating the State
rawuhHoker lct was held for trial 10
e1'l ball. lilvard 3 Jet, held Tor
'riol hy ludTg Cblrchman. In Munici-
rgl Court ivo weeks ago. told the
court Chat he sold clothes % th.
defendant. Zoe purchase of which Is al.
loc'd not 90 have been entered on o.,
defendants books
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
FINED ANn NUsr suppoRr Child.

Claire Snyder charged before Jude
F.reer ln Municipal Court this morniny
wlih failure 90 support his minor child.
YVES anfd 500 and costs, and pay e3 =
week foc the support OF me child
James soulsbury requested that the ins
of s2m Dc imposed so that be could
take an appeal in lhe case.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
ARMY TRUCKS PASS THROueg.

Eight army trucks Of the Quarter
mssters Department passed through this
city todsy enroute Tor Baltimore, Md.
The soldiers were escorted nom tho
State lire az Claymoht n Newark by
8 member or hs ioeai police depart
ncnt
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
FiNrn ron ASSAULT.

LIn'ori s.mnkias Nsro. was 3r.
ralmt1 hsrfe JUDGE Finger in ln-
nieinal Couri today. chsTsed with -s-
sault and balbry on Albert Anderson.
Negro. 3nd was lined S25 and 60 o.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
TINTD ron AIIscoNnTCT

Charles Crow. proprietor ~ fruit
stand az Third end Klns streets.
chargsd vcith assault hnd battery on D..
Stanley s-ypt9wssi. ves dismissed by
judge Fingfr. in Municipal court 60
day ipd ansd $40 ou a disoriereiy oon-
duci chsfcn
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
STATE HEMTH B0AR0 OFFICERS.

Members o. the State Board Of Health
yesterday afternoon reelected ollce s
as follows: President Or. W. p. Orr,
Of Lewes; sccretary and rglstrar, Dr. a.
Z. Frsntz, Of Wilmington; pa,hologst,
Or. Herbert J. Watson.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
MILsoN.sTrWAnT.

alrs. Alice Y. Wilson ana william
stewart were married ~ ne home o.
Mrs. Paul @. Welt, No. 1922 West Fourth
street on Saturday evcrins Nfigcs ~
5y the ley. lonE g. tiJas5. ss4
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
pnnFEafN AI InusTEE.s slLE.

AZ trustees sale lodsy Charles B..
Evans trustee of Marearet'a Hanan0.
90 al purchased f9r himself the prop
criv No 5)3 Norih Frsukl'n street io'
s2,0a
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
u,fD IN IAnfTNV cnAncF.

Ge0ft' C0l.man Nssr5, Wai char-fl
before judge Fnre- IN Mincipai
Court ilis morr.rv VITA iks larceny
81 s2s som Ven Polrers. g. Frsnt end
pop,sr streets and held 10 $500 bail for
iriai
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
\. l. c. c. Id nANrE

The Young Ladies Catholic Cinh
wlli give ts drst annual dance thli
evening in pvihsn Castle. Music wil
bs furnished by Kmncy's orchestra.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
rANr No. GrnMAN pATFNTs

IN, dupont Company has spplied 20
thb Federal Trade Board for the uss a.
seeen more German patents feT the
manufacture OF dyes.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
''PufIIng The Grin Into fhe Fighi!"
(As Wsshingson)



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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
Probably That Formation . of a League of Nations Will PreCede Terri.
 tOriaI Matters.
READY FOR PRESIDENT
Vessel Is Being Prepared for His Journey; Dele. gates Are Beginning
 to Gather.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Presi- dent Wilson attaches no weight to the argument advanced by former Attorney-GneraI Wickersham that by crossing the sea he will lose the right to perform executive duties, and must allow them to devoIve upon the vice-pres
 The President is to administer the duties of his office from Paris, and from aboard the ship via wireless, from where he can solve the physical problem.
 His private secretary, ,TumuIty, is to remain in Washington during the absence of the President. He expects to be in constant touch with the President and to submit to him by cable and wireless alissmatters, just as he submits them personally now.
 It is expected in the Presidents message to Congress Tuesday he will give full details of, his plans and also give the names of the members of the peace party from sthe United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
BARUCH MAY BE SECRETARY OF
 THE, TREASURY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-It is un- dersto0d that the post of Secsetary of the Treasury, from which William McAdoo has resigned, has been of. fered to Benard Baruch, chairman of the War Industries Board.
 Without actually declining to ac- cept the position, Baruch urged upon the President his belief that he should not enter the cabinet because of his wealth in Government and other securities.
 He said that this. fact might prove an embarrassment and lead to cri. ticism.
 MT Baruch is considered one ol the leading financiers of America He is said to have shown marked executive ability in the conduct of the board of which he is chairman for assisting the cause of the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
SULzER THANKS
 ALASKA BUREAU
 FOR ITS WORK
Congressman Miller Prom ises Alaska Delegate He Will Assist Him in
 Congress.

SEATTLE, Nov. 27.-At an exec utive meeting of the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, Delegate Charles A. Sulzer, of Alas ka, thanked the bureau for helping Alaska.
 The Delegate declared that Alaska had suffered more from the war than any part of the nation; yet that it had oversubscribed every call
 He said among the chief needs were more aides to navigation, better mail service; that now the mail ser vice is the worst in the history of the Territory.
 Representative Miller informed the Delegate that he could depend on him for all possible aid in helping Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
BaVarianS and PrusSianS Refuse to Billet with Each Other and Bad
 Blood Exists.
ARE FOR THE KAISER
PruSsian Officers and Most of Soldiers Contend That They Intend to Put
 Him Back.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION, Nov. 27.--Bad feeling is developing between the Prussians and Bavarians who are Withdrawing before the American army of occupation.
 It is reported that the responsibil. ity for the loss of the war is one of the chief causes of dissention.
 The trouble has reached such an acute stage that the Bayarians refuse to stay in the same billets or share their food.
 Prussian officers contend that they are returning home with the hope of eventually bringing about the rein statement of the Kaiser to power.
 Most of the German soldiers say they favor a monarchy
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
SAYS vICE-PRESiDENT MUST
 SERVE

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-George Wickersham, former attorney-gener of the United States, speaking to educators, lawyers, bankers, mer- chants and others, says the Constitu- tion makes it mandatory for the vice president to assume the presidency during the absence of President Will son to the peace conference.
 He said the absence from the couh- try on the part of the President con stituted an inability to discharge the executive powers and duties of his of flee within the meaning of the law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
NEWSPAPERS ARE GOVERNMENT TO
 CONTROL PAPER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The War Industries Board has announced the withdrawal of all restrictions affect ing the publication of periodicals ex- cept daily. Sunday and weekly news papers.
 Publishers of daily and Sunday newspapers recently asked the board to continue control of the newsprint for the present. The dailies urged that as hundreds of government and official reports would be printed in November the demand for paper would continue heavy. The restric. tions may be withdrawn in another 60 days time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
One Thousand Men and 61 Officers of the 76th DiV- iSion Leaving a
 French Port.
27TH DIVISION SOON
Men of the 27th Expected to Embark Shortly; Camp Lewis Used
 for the Sick.

AMERICAN ARMY HEADQUAR. TIERS, Nov. 27.-The 76th Division has been reduced 61 officers and 1, 900 men who arrived at Port St Nazaire, embarking for home.
 The 27th Division, totallmg ASA officers and 12,000 men, has been withdrawn from Lemans region and probably will embark for home in a few days. Both of these divisions have been operating on the British front
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
GOVERNMENT TO RETAIN VESSELS
 FROM BRITISH
Offers Buy Atlantic Liners from British Syndicate and Will ot Trans
 fer Them.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27--The Gov. ernment refuses to approve the trans fer to a British syndicate of S5 yes sels under British register, owned by the International Mercantile Marine Corporation.
 The Government offers to buy the vessels on the terms which the Brit ish offer.
 The lines include some of the most important boats in the Atlantic ser vice of the same type as the Olym pie
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
CARDINAL MERGER
 WILL CONDUCT THE
 SOLDIERS SERVICE

PARIS, Nov. 27.-Cardinal Mercier of Belgium is to assist in the Am erican Thanksgiving service at the Church of Madeline. The service was organized by the Knights of Coluni- bus. Other church dignitaries are to participate and include the Arch bishops of Rheims and Cambrai and the Bishops of Amiens and Soissons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
Understood That Officials Have Reached Decision That He Can Be
 Extradited.
OTHER GERMANS ALS0
Likely That He Will Have Company in Being Sum- m0ned Before Worlds
 Court.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-It is under stood that the British law officers of the Crown in cooperation with the French officials are considering the question of extraditing the former Kaiser, for the purpose of trial on the charge of murder
 The London Evening News says it understands a conclusion has been reached that the Allies are entitled to demand Wilhelmn's extradition. and that also of others who have committed extraditable crimes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
CITY OF SEATTLE IS
 LEAVING FOR NORTH
 WITH PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, Nov. 27.-The City-of Seattle sailed at ten this morning for Alaska with the following passengers for Juneau. Among the passengers are Ed. lone. Dr. G. Freeburger. E. Johnson, Carl s. Gladfelter, Mrs. Susie Gladfelter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
REACH AGREEMENT.

BERLIN, Nov. 27-The events of the last few days eliminating Mon day in the meeting of the heads of the various German states, is taken as an indication here of a complete agreement in Germany that the Mai tional Assembly must be held numer- tacus Group, is the only group oppos- ing the plan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
ENGINEER TRIED
 TO STEAL PLANS
 OF LIBERTY MOTOR

CHICAGO Nov. 27 Federal
 agents lave arrested Ira OMalley. automobile englL' cr charged with having tried tJ o5taIn plans of the Liberty motor. Officials say that he probably wanted the plans fQh his own use, and not to sell them to the enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
FOUR-MINUTE MEN WILL DISBAND ON
 DECEMBER PATH

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The na- tion's four-minute men will disband on December 24 The officialsIassert that special credit is due to their ef- forts throughout the nation in the cause of the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
GERMAN SUBMARINE FLEET NOW IN HANDS
 OF THE ALLIES

HARWICH, England. Nov. 27.- Twenty-seven additional German sub marines have surrendered to the Al lies. making total of IA German submarines now in the hands of the Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
GLASS OFFERED THE POST.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Carter Glass, chairman of the banking and currency committee. mentioned as secretary of the treasury, is iii and the state of his health is believed to be the reason that the President has asked Baruch to set aside his objec- tions and take the post.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
GOVERNMENT MAY BECOME OWNER
 OF HOG ISLAND

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The Government may become the Sole owner of the Ilog Island shipyard the largest fabricating plant in the world.
 Steps are being taken to lay the pror osition before the Government
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
XMAS PACKAGES ARE ARRIVING
 FOR SOLDIERS

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Carload shipments of packages are arriving at the pier for shipment to the soi- diers in France. Fourteen hundred mail clerks and 150 soldiers are sort ing the packages. It is estimated that 150.O0O packages are arriving daily.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-27
TO CARE FOR SICK.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Soldiers incapacitated overseas and convales cing in America will be assembled in 2 camps for organization into con valescent, attachments. Camp Lewis is named among the number