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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07
SOLDIERS ENTERTAINMENT.

By far the most inspiring if not tho most brilliant event of the sea son was given Saturday night at Eagle Hall in the form of grand ball and reception to the soldiers of Ft. Davis.
 The Miners Union, which meets meet at eight o'clock, and although it had tremendous amount of business of vital importance, it ad- iourned for the purpose of allow ing it's members to attend the en- terta:nment to the soldiers. No other meetings in the city are re- ported and by g o'clock the magni- ficent msin saileries of Eagle Hal were fairly filled.
 Promptly upon the hour, Mayor Lomea, took the stage and iE well chosen but very brief words, form ally opened the function.
 After few desultory vaudeville numbers, including a sparring match of rather indifferent execu ton between Private Wilson and Corporal Brown. the real feature of the evening began, and consisted of platoon drill on the main dcrce floor, under direction of Sergeant Christman, as follows: Assembly, inspection, rife calect- enics, bayonet exercises, and ex- tended order drill. The bayonet exercise was made difficult and a bit dangerous on account of the waxed dancing floro.
 In addition to Sergt. Christman those comprising the platoon were: Privates Hanson, F. J. Stewart, Stotes, White, Rudan, Morrein, Williams, Stacy Moore, Taylor, Fleming, billiard, Miller, Talenti, Gaudy. Bugler Parrett and Corporal Schultz.
 At the conclusion of the platoon drill the Grand March for the ball was begun, led by Sergeant Olson with the charming and stately Mesdame Sauvain on his arm, and followed by upwards of sixty couple all gentlemen soldiers and ladies.
 Dancing held sway until late hour and in the course of the even ing a wholesome and satisfactory banquet was served to over 300 in two sitting capacity of the big dining room.
 Over $560 was raised for the party in ticket sales and donations, and a surplus was loft on hand, which as reported, will be forward ed for relief of the sufferers in the Halifax disaster.
 (Ed Note. Although realizing that we were somewhat persona non in this matter we should none the less be pardoned the elation at the part we played in stimulating this occasion into a spirit of genuin- ness. We realize that most every one was more or less Tagged out with the holiday season just con cluded but stirred to it's fouhda- ton by publicity that set the town agog and got everybody busy, Nome's entertainment of the sold dicrs was everything it should have been,-and now let's keep it up.
 Enlisted men do the real work of the army. Let there be on more snubbing of them, nor of other working men either for that mat ter.)
 Take your Lunch and Dinner at the Board of Trade Lunch Counter,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07

CARPENTERS AND 10INKBs.
 Local, Union I7SS, Carpenters and aoiners, of America, meets every Fri aay at Al Orland's shop Front st.
 Carpenters Headquarters. reder- AhLabor Hall.
 At p. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please note that all changes In standing Advertise ment must be received in this office before 6 p. m. for the following mornings issue. No exception will he made to this rule.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07
TURKEY DINNER Daily at Mo. dini's B. o. T. Cafe only 75c.


 TURasEY DINNER Daily at Mo. dini's B. o. T. Cafe only 75c. The Industrial Worker has new carrier on the newspaper route, Should he overlook a subscriber, ploase notify this office.
 Mail for the Outside will close at p. m. today.
 When we look out of the Worker office and see young Messrs. Wang CT and Lehman plugging away at their gas sled we think of what it means now to Nome and this part of Alaska that there was such man as Marconi plugging along on his wireless.
 Give the young men every en- corragement.
 i MT. c. F. Rice returned Satur- day evening from Swanson creek, 12 miles beyond Teller city. He has been away on business trip since Dec. 2Sth, and reports practically no mining activities going on up there. A few prospectcrs were getting ready to hunt for the elu- siye. The present population of the aforesaid city is between 25 and 30 and everybody seemed healthy and happy.
 MT. Joo Vint recently had drill moved from American river to the Bluestone. He intends to do con- siderable prospecting with it for dredging co. While on his way down the coass, last Friday, Mr. Rice met near Point Wolley, Miss Kate Bongard, MT. Steffanseu and Fred Larson. On account of a severe snowstorm the party were compelled tc remain over at Woolly from Wednesday afternoon until Friday morning. After spending the holidays with her parents in Nome. Miss Bongard returned to attend to her duties as a school teacher at Teller. Steffa nsen is away looking after the fur trading end of the business fer one of the local merchants, and Larson is the U. s. mail carrier. The trails up the coast are reported to be n ex- excellent condition for sleding. AL though his team are not in the sweepstakes class, Charlie said they sure went some, made GA miles one day.
 Express and General Delivery. See Erickson at Mansfields Cigar Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07
NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN T0PlCS|

Will any one who knows of Lewis O. Olson kindly write his sister Mrs. A. Renswold. Alliance, Nebr., 601 Cheyenen Ave.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07
ATTENTION EAGLES.

Installation of Officers. Tuesday, January 8th, usual hour. All are requested to attend. Refreshments.
 COMMITTEE.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07

LOCAL 24O, I. U. M. M. & s. W.
 The regular meeting or the Nome mine Workers Union. Local No. $40, of the W. F. of N., Is held every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miner's Hall. Office hours D. m. Eo s,p. m., 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
 ANDREW BECK, President. ALBERT BEATEN, Sec.-Treasurer.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07
ATTENTION PIONEERS.

The Pieneers of Alaska will give a card party at their Igloo Wednes- day evening, beginning at 6 o'clock sharp.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-01-07

PIONEER IGLOO HOTEL for nice warm Rooms. 5Oc. per night.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

each. aud edicnnaty hare hospital
limited 10 maximum cost ~ fiuu 600
ever three hundred requests fof enp
pllva have boon received from Hinf uf
ferrs Nmfit ~ ~ fhcse hNs, u"en
niompts diminished iom, of tAefs
supplies have gone oNoper1f
an anfi. oi THINGS hAye ur'n t.Nri
nr from hsso hospital tu nWdlafs.
from AsVtrn horse ambulance ~
drugs frm motor rfelDH tu warm
blankets fo nuHumnni, nuu clipping
machines fuf mhnre tu fy nNi. fH th'
Mexican nordrf from nperafinr iatifu.
ments tp autls.pilcs frpm hfpnd'ini'
stilnsta io fuitc leiirf ta m Impfut
"a Oauffu mH,hnr fium ilfI aid k't'
90 mnnnui 90 instruction f0f lisf Mi
rrlirf or ihe aitcf mauGllH ntr N
npp nase been asked fui nv ifmt nfi
g.rs ana distributed hN nr Ned $500
freu Of ghaf'
eve Nr ai Nh0it fa fNffH UNH
ifihuNons npm ndlNi@nll aNd nfntn
iaations fairs Hud entertainments nf
anlmal shows horse luDfH NuVate ,li
lecfpns uNtilss snd uHHNDt, lp r
rvof ihinF eNftpt large #Hir nfH4H
) iycd financial dfy'e Tho Nel sm
wui abstain from iutfe nt lo.m
aEge,fnrnt with fhr Wax rouu, nN
+ Executive Committee
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24
MIREUR ISSUES CALL
FOR CONFERENCE OF
RED STAR WORKERS
Chairman OF Nueoes County eranch
81 American Red Star Animal Re
LEI To Ask Assistance for the War
Work 81 Thus Association

Joseph Nlirsur chairman 81 me cor.
pos CHRISTI branch az The Nueees
County Branch 81 tho American Rcd
Star Animni Relief has asked men and
women who are interested in this work
io meet with him Wedn.sds, might at
n'cioek in tho offices 81 the tnmmcr
rlal Association fpf Hr Important auu
ference.
The meeting d called fof the pui
posse ot tatinF action on the following
letter from national hchduunriers ad
dtvated iu II. " ltuddlcston secretary
nf the NueceS County Branch
"flic slime has arrived when lusni
Red star urranizWiuns fhunil make
thelr plans to push the iaisine ~ funds
les enerneticaily as possibi, Work fof
the Rcd Stuf a. oneninS fnpiaiN we
must hc ready go meet uul obligation.
Please fako the matter up with Nouu
officers and members without drlai
Recently the Surgeon G.nDrni ~
The United states Army seni uui cip.
cular containing the folinwlug official
recognition OF Rcd Sinl work, IN.
only Organization from which the Hc-
r"ptanSe ~ gifts nus thus fHt hevn nu
thorized ore the Red Sfnl Animal re
/ lief ana Societies oucrafmp through
I the American Red Cross Permission
was also Eiven 10 the Rcd star fo o..
ceive the nift OF q motor veterinary
lnmhplHncr. with under 'andipg fhni
arrangements would %, inade Tor it
irnnsfer anrond
The Red star has ordered 80,
American made motor veterinary mo
tni Ambulances. One is complete au,
delivery 90 one Of iho laree horse ship
ming depois in this country HAS heei
officially authorized Anofhcf has beer
approved fnr pcoeptnnof hy q division
commnndcf I'm France ufh.rs hny,
been asked for 10y other division nff
GERS. MANY more umbumnces wiz hat,
TO ne ordered when additional fund
have been made available
As you know. General Iarshinp ha
accepted an ambulance from the re-.
Sfnr stating TINT he finds that ne
ambulance offered by me Rca Sia
Animal Relief Society &C.. " re'ici ~
fective service 10 meet ID. sifuniin
in France the Red stan HIS offered r.
General lershinl ioin ~ six foreisi
huili ambuanccs. coatIne nearly 81 90
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24
OTHER VIEWS


NNNANtHtHI
FHN iotfre Nt fht relations lhHt
'sefNa hefwefn Berlin 1ud hr
Hai.hets government cast am almost
.0Htta sIaeNrhi ou the staggering
fNr i,tfmnn military
~ NNc hf', hrgn caiinp epon
NM fOUt tnrff congnerfs
W cf'NI ihNst Dnnaucst- hus
Htu llaa.ia TNDf fht map bns
fho euthri trsifmstt rs the
Htn0iNfNf tNoN Nms u WIS the
aNra w NN ~in prlf fhni had
spH ufn tlc rfslf'si snrces@
.fnrre the Gsmnn people TO-
fU fht rNsfiions of milinr
HnhfrtoNefn aNtocracN pro-
tNe ~iiA N1s u menarr
u.s. NnnHs 1hr rotdre from the
,tei niFiU ~ auN time sweep down
sra DESTROY fhe German kuliur mn
i.-s roo u,uats Was provided against
rta fltsteina demanded rs aufocfacy
u na1e ans when tne moment
fa sweep hnfs fhe SHAY peril
niNtDns 81 aoriain- wrrc at Hindvn
nH fo caus out fhe dffen-
measues prepared pt thc sen
rh re..r of Those measures hos
mHn Ntt lofas rhth have pointed
90. map and Nithoai mentioning
Nlt tne Hussipu armies ihHi came
HnNU INTO EHsi rfussia nnd Gaiasin
fn ff4i tenrs oi TIE waf We're
tfNou organization ant oftrn with.
eai supplies. brave claimed credit for
Victories that wpu'i have belonged
ta iheu nHit if thsf Rad been ac-
..I.
lnefon Donfende1 AGAINST 800 Sew
fsfN Hrd rcnnsrlyana ui Napoiean
n thr first ftalan campaign ituf
hD German reopie dia not then know
nat fNndeuhrfe's uain headquarters
wer. nehnd she Russian lines and
thaf German railway Officials To the
NeAft ~ Nns~iH were sidrtmchine
ains * ammunition hundreds 81
nsiie- hach af the front
Arf now vc have The tale o. Ger
nan an0uest rounded out siin tur.
fh0f ~ou we know thr slaughtered
human soldiers n ihc East gave theii
q ntkv good an vNuuisite pia}
atsaed Hrfin aua rcrorfad man-
tt uiWn 0 which was ni
lfs.t.I IfuN.a. Tho -ueDass OF inc
rlt mar1 ihaf almi.s must fighi
an3 mon must dio fo make show
m fNf ins eeI was air'9af Wit
Sui 'th in, rist onr opened eri
Ia lu. musf tt ahnwr 49, nvin
isal4 Territory must Doe or-
fIpr 49, gonyHesis OF tht Germans
-@o tuf aefaai1 was N Ar
snnta rnsn thr holahevisf icadors
tunA .lon p anl tnei Instructions
fN Aaf aa nutt Naf ouN th'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

Ensign Paul Perez iormeri, Wen
known 20 Tho scream is back from
another trip 20 Europe with brand
neW fcasiCk story An amatcuI nay
limtor making his first trip across Tho
ocean " the victin and the FIRST dn,
out ho WAS in the ihroea ot the maj
fsi mHl he mar eViait when the shin
surgeon visited him Ia his staieroom
What's the mafterF' was thD iat
tef's callous du'ry
"oo-o-oh was the only RESPONSE at
th. young navy man rolled over IN
agony
Come ret up deridod the STR.
reon grinnine unfeeiinrl, Tine shin
hos been suhmarinod ana wili sinh
me teu minutes
Ten minutes the SICK man pro.
tested focbl' cant YOU make y
nns soonrrf" New Nort Norninl
reieeiaph
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

DALLAS rcAae. Sept 21 ReV Geo
vs. fttfu uf ihe fnti baptist emur %
nWlns hns Written d ietief home eN
plannr ih' appreciation OF the wound
q soillers BOZ lfaue, tte Recently ad.
'rcsHed oV" our thouwnd n Caua
ilnu hospital
ine HGhf one Win sse over here J..
rnnugN o. mhbt the blond of apN mar
lnHIe saA Di IHuett AunN ni ma
anon Nre without arms. "theis have "a,
egs nni men with ail psits of tnoii
nuairr tniu away aru 10 he seem 'n tns
loepiDua.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

~ ~ilN Texas, Sspt SO Assign
mrNi uf mon tu positions of command
nH oftI Hr of students ArmN Training
'nfns B" numher ~ educational IN
ifutiNus in feNas las recently boon
made aa follows Lieutenant Gordon
y h4rr nHiiaH University Dallas
hirut,uW o. furterfielt southern
Merhndmi rpiNuHiv Dnlla. iiruten
tnf o. rs Sh,erer Austin college
0htfwHu ii'utenani Il a Va crow
tDiloe' ui Milshail Marshall Lieu
cement W o'lrien North TeNus
NufmHi CnlieHt Denton and ll,uien
inf 'Hmr nurioson rulleHe
ntf'rvilie All of Those unNcrs art
fwn ih, ahooi OF automobile mechan
'rs w fh' University of reNts at Aus
rink
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

THE assassination oi the former car
aroused only lanenid interest IN tho
Allied countries INT TINT lent say
nr thar good. discriminating
assassin operating In Russia couldn't
~ bic hnnd ron me Aiii'd nub
III sArANnao nnrnlh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

NEW York sept g3 WpMle 81
Ni-HoN and i4nrrHiur frier
HRe may rertiyr ouN "a warU Aa".
90 thrir cummings EvefrfnlnH N.r Hf
rresc ined lmuunf must b. doi
in savings hnnh and eHinni bo ~ 1891
during fhe wsr eteept nlfH le tat
sent 81 One m1gof Of uie psafH
in which fha nVe
These restrictions 4fo nnlF niIf nf
sNsiom ~ compulsory snginss l.vist|
uy fhc Npuig ~ Ais1oe aad laH
aud mlne mandatory hN il
sued ht the rounerdef ~ CHIEF ~ fNf
ann, stnup of Duke Aihn~af Waer
iennurs 4eendinr -1 ire DeiNaNr l.H
2efie
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

Aif- nacen "pon'i you ihink that
Nml, sings wlih good deal Of ie'i
ma
Nv ,ncon "Yesh hut I hope she
don't ioei ss bad os Il sounds You
tNn. ~utcsrnau.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

Thc n.w Hun helmet h. speciality
i,swn,d to protect ihc n,,i, How
se rhei ls msi whore German is
rlft io S., BE- t.ondua pplnion.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

ut Nou rciusr to MARRY nr wv
enlist
WHAT lN,, Nou dla NOT t'h ne
fafs Gears tro SvdneN Ruiloiln
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

eonausfine great nusein y purchased
some ntiie isuaslans Au'oetacNs
fonuueais indeed have Ahrunk under
these reelaiion- 10 very small pro
ra.tioaa 10 can rtll claim serbia
Montenegro ana ilumapie helnium
u stfurt from behind What VIII the
,..rinan people think Of ihr pfice peiA
f.N thrsf Hronancsis and oi milliaf E
l,n eanrfal, ga m.nne Of adNauc
ma hsr interests n The world
Sar.lt CliN Stat
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Covering the copper coatina with q
plating q, nickel an OHIO man has
patented AN electric carbon for motion
picture projection IN which tho flick
eriuH aud SCATTERING Of lenses with
nuit"n copper ~ overcome
Though the official figures stiii arc
incomplete % IS certain TINT the
French olive crop OF 1910 WAS the
lnreost in he last 20 wears. approNi-
mntinr ila.ooo tons as compared with
normal crop OF i25.O10 tons
As ar addition TO the pocket hii
iiufd table q Pennsylvania hns pat
cutci an electrical device which. when
bali enters % pocket starts q hand
spinning ou q dia he number on
which h' hand stops being added TO "a
piat"l'- score
csrelu test ia Sweden ~ two
ships ui Identical design showed cleo
irir noter more economical for pro
pnlsiou thau triple expansion steam
cnain"-
new portable eloc'ric radiator. TO
be- connected ~ an, linhi socNct. is
tiilcd WIN nitrogen 10 prevent rapid
doiemoration oi the metal b, .xvda
ton
'antilsNrr supports under q new
mui"rcNoie 4Addlc eliminate aii move
iaenis other ihan those in q pcrpen
dicnln dircci ion and thus absorb me
more serions Shocks
Having iuund WAY go remove tho
Nn"it AMI bleach the pulp q plant ioi
ihr mAmngotwc oi papfr rom BAN
heo wii ne established in Trinidad hy
-lufDh interests
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

ieairovs M, malaiial grfms which are
i.aneini.ied fo the blood hN the MAln
SIS Mosquito rlice soc ADV
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