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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-25
KELLY FIELD PLAYERS AT
LIBERTY THEATER TODAY
Famous Vaudeville Performers Who
Have Pleased Patrons From
Gotham TO Santonc to
Appear Here

Two large audiences attended the
first showing Of the Famous Kelly
Field Players vodvil show AZ the LIB
erty ThcHter Yesterday At the even
ing performance II was hardly possible
90 obtain "A scat, $50 eager were Corpus
Christi folks 10 see the soldier en-
tcrtalners
Nor we're they disappointed. From
the moment the curtain WAS raised on
he first act. until thu picture screen
was lowered oh the last number There
WIS not q dun moment In the show
And the audiences wcrc not slow 10
appreciate the high points IN the va
riuua acts presented
The sevcnteen mon composing the
Players organization have been enter
tanning soldiers in the various Texas
camps for the last eight months. ana
are now on srcciai tour for the hen
fit Of The War Camp Community Ser
vice Their show has the endorsement
Of Governor Hobby. General Cdbeli
commanding officer ~ the southern
Department. and other ciyil aud mill
tarv officials.
one of the features Of the show pre-
icnted al the Liberty yesterday was
he net OF Sgt Harry Mack, one OF the
worlds most perfectly developed men
IN which he shows various poses. eX-
hibiting his wonderful physical dcNel-
Ipmoni Sergeant Mack also does seN-
.ral unusual hnnd balancing tricks ia
! which he is aided By Alex llamel
whose Glowing brings down the house
another act which catches the pop
uiar appeal IL the traVcsty on camp
life presented IN black face by bloush
tsd Fields Even those not familiar
vim military routine are able 10 APP.
nreeiato tho romlcai situations IA thu
skit
o'connor ana KcNes appear in
iancius comedy. ~Thc Long and Short
/ II IA" ana the appoarlnce ~ the "illcg
maiden ln Inc closing number brought
sncsr. after encore with a delightful
| sr,ttiah di,Icct Bob CArrick brought
! sugr.stion of tho heather 10 Corpus
ri..l.u Win mis- singing of Harry Ian
Tors fav1fite songs. Howard Maisoi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-25
DERSONAL
/ MENTION

James scott, wife and children, q
Yoakum. Walter scott " klnanvlllc.
arc rl,endlna clulstmaa with thel, pa
rents. Mr and Mrs. I'hli scott Thclf
son. William Scott located az Cnmp
pccted home.
Mrs. Harry Iinti.i " w Abilene the
guosl of her hushnnd'u relatives
EnaiHu John iiatdwicke 81 expected
Co reach Corpus rhplau today frnn'
e.. Is NaVal station. Snn Diego. calii
Ito has ton dANs' leave " absence
Alr and Airs. w " Jones' and Mist
Alice Jones have gone 60 beaumont
90 visit NrH Zee nlnnche,ir
Miss Jennie Williams W here from
oklahoma, Rucn; ~ her brother NJ
~ Wiliiama, and family
Mian Annie l.ouenc Staytnn arrived
las, night &C. aprni The holidays win
her brother X W Htayton, and fam
~ Mlsp Stnyton vs. ono ~ the secrc
inlics of the Young Woman's Chris
tlin Association al iIonainn.
Nj and Mrs w &. isodlcy. viii
their eight children. are here from
They atc occpN INK tho Richard HiacheI
Mr. Philip Howcrton,
Mr. and Mrs phiiip Ifowerton an,
sou Dirt loft yesterday FOR Yonktm
where they VIII pass tho holidays VIII
Mira liowcr,on's parents. ny. and Airs
| j, A Noungieln
Mrs J narnea ~ Oklhhcma city I,
s rucst Of her sisters, Mrs Oscar Caid
wen and Mrs Ralph Roberts for ia,
2 1.
yiat 90 corpus Christl. ard ahc ex
presses herself ns hcihg delighted
] Corporal u n Coleman from KciiN
! ficld san Antonio, rs VA the city
spending the holidays with his parents
I Mr. ma Mrs &. u. Coleman Corpora
Coleman was accompanied by Scrgean
Boyd. also of Kelly Field who Is
houses guest Of the Colcmnns.
| Lieutenant g. ~ Coleman ~ expect
ed ~ arrive to-day from Camp Zachary
Taylor. Kentucky 10 spend the Christ
mas season with his parents Nh an,
Mrs g. H. Coleman
ia williams Of Tampico Mexico
renehcd the city last nieht To- pass tn
week with his family Zen route hom'
( Mr. Williams was delayed one day q
Victoria by baudits.
George Staytnn who IL employed a
the -hlpynrds n; Orange. ~ spending
Christmas with his brother Il. W
\ Stayton.
Randolph Robertson. American vic
consul M Nunva Laredo. having beel
transferred recently from Monterrey
* VA Washington city, on buslner'
on his return trip he will visit his sis
tors Mrs r. ~ Stayton ana Mrs. a. 4
\ Evans In this city
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-25
AUTO DEALERS MEET FOR
WEEKLY LUNCH TUESDAY
Agreement IS Reached 10 Close all
Garages Today 90 That EN-
ploycs Can Enjoy the
Holiday

a roed Attendance was reported AZ
the regular weekly luncheon Of the
Corpus Christ Automobile Trades AS
sooiaton. held yesterday u She Nueccs
iiotei
while matters vonccrniup the immc-
dinte needs ol various rri1il phases oi
tho automobile business WINS the topic
of the day. the 'gco,l ronds' question
was freely discussed and the commit
toe on ruAd Improvement expects ie
work diligently "a Nrcure good roads
throughout Ibis section ~ tho state.
a resolution WAS passed 10y the assoc
csation To- the cff,cf that al the ga
raprs would close today from eleven 10
the morning until Fix in the evening
This b. dome TINT The employees MAY
spcnd the day az lrmf.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-25

Take home n dozen delicious Hot la
males. Peoples Cafe, al Peoples st
adv.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-25
RED CROSS COMMITTEE RED CROSS memberships
CARRIES GOOD CHEER TO IN NUECES COUNTY NOW
HOMES OF POOR PEOPLE AMOUNT TO TOTAL 7OlS

closhnn proviaiors ana Fuei are fie
IND Provided for Cotpua Chriati
Families. Who see n Destitute Cir.
cnmssaneee Through Illness snd
Other CAuses
White iN i',r rsrt fnriNfity uf holucH
ii rofrus CHRISTI she kAdi,a al daN-
hiraN tliis marlns VIII fni that Stini
Nnhaise fae nr'Hdei ihen ln hls gal,s
fieit vlN ~ pii0f Nams ~ NtlNf
lir9rta
Th Was fpuna as no uur Nes'eda>
ht mrmbef 81 it' uonA En,vf Cum
frtipt 81 tNa i,fi Ct'4a n ViHitiun thi
tomet ~ iie p1nr l'ho Hosiuu,inn ID
rsipr heriee so.ofiirr io meithtra ol
iht committee uoae US nii description
ln Nt hnna VIE eisNrf Found sff,
ftui', without ieod ci fuei and clas
Nifi Ntsstd lutN,s
DE ngh ho'n ihs committee "a lcav
ns rips tione anA ylplhinH' and DIS ai.
ipfint fuei sent u ihr heu4tH
THE noumftoe viii complete ,s wis.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-25

Fnrdsan Tractors on time
.ndy GLOVER JOuNS AUTO co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
Las cartas.

BESIDE hace mucho tempo que han
l'egado al pueblo de Pagosa Springs
cartas dirigidas a Hardick, las cuales
han sido devueltas con Ia anotacion
de que ell interesado no Sc ha presen-
tado q r~ecogerlas. Ell Administrator
de Correos saba que csc Hardick era
"El Hombrc Misterioso de las Monta-
mas, pero nunca habl6 Ge el a sus
superiorcs. concretandose simDlemen-
. Il d~evolver las cartas.
Cuando Ell "Homhre MistcToso de
: Montanas, fue preguntado sobre
. de vivir, contest6 con un
asto displicente, agregando Que nun
! lc ha faltado NADIA, Y que 81 vida
"a sido feiiz, porq' asi 20 sieEte, Y por
sc Ia husco asi, lejos, complement
'e leios de toGos y de TODD.
Mr.. McClelland Sc retro de la sic
"a hondamente inpresionado, Y Sc
iirigi6 q las autoridades 4 dar cuenta
ION el resultado de 81 interesante CO.
mission.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08

En- los ~peri6dicos one llegan del
O~ccidente de los Estados Unidos, es-
pecialmente de Nuevo Mexico y Colo
RADIO: viene un relate que da cuenta
de hechos cue parecen imposibles en-
estos tiempos de civilization en- que
los homores, poseidos de una tiehre
de saber V de actividad, buscan Ia ciu-
dad populosa para desarrollar suS e.
nergias, en- vez de If a gaStarlas en-
medic de las ~selvas. Y sobre TODD sin
utilidad ninguna, como sucede en- el
preSente 5
Sc trata dc I'm hon!bre salvje, o
meior dicho, a'vajizado, 81 sc per-
mite ell uso del vocahlo. FL es perso-
maize de una vieja historic que Sc cuen
"a en- el EStado de Colorado desde ha-
&C cuarenta anos. con ell nombre de
'El Hombra Nisterioso de las Monta-
mas. quien nadie conocia, pero que
todos sabian que Sc hallaba en- una
caverna en- 10 mas alto de las monta-
mas rocallosas del Sur de Colorado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
No TOME I'D. NEDICINAS
I~NADECUADAS

Durante las ultimas semanas aeon
tecio ell hecho de que en- muchas ciu-
dades Y pueblos de los Estados Unidos
V el Canada, gran numero de perso-
mas no pudo adquirir en- las drogue-
rias ell Elixir Americana de Vino A
MARCO de Triner, Timers American
Elixir of Bitter Wine. La inusitada
demanda que tuvo este magnifico me-
dicamento, ell cual demostro ser muy
eficaz para combatir Ia epidemic de
la Influenza Espanola, hizo que to-
das las ~eyistencias Sc agotaran Y CO.
mo las droguerias hicieron tantos Pc
didos. nuestro L~aboratorio doblo la
production. q pesar de 10 cual no Sc
pudieron cubrir todas las 6rdenes.
Todavia en- estos momentos estamos
llenando con dificultad los enormes
pedidos. En- vista dc este, toda per-
soma deberia adquirir esta medicina
de valor improbable Y tenerla STEM
pre- lista en- casa. e. Elixir Ameri-
cano de Vino Amargo de Triner,
Timers American Elixir Of Bitter
Wine, limpia los intestinos, ayuda Ia
digestion Y fortified TODD ell sistema,
previniendolo de los germenes que
originan las Intermediates. En- to-
das las dorguerias: s1.1O.-El Lini-
mento de Triner, Timers Liniment,
es excelente para Reumatismo, Neu-
ralgia, Ldmbago, Quemaduras, Luxa-
clones, Torceduras, etc. En- todas las
droguerias, Soc y So. Por correo, 45c
Y 75c. Joseph Triner Company, 1888
1S43 Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
i'm HODIlBDRREE EABANDONO ASUS ~SEMEJANTES PARA
R 4 PASAR SUI VIDA ENTIRE Los ANlMALES
|HACE 40 AMOS QUE HUY0 De LA CIVILIZATION Y NO QU1ERE VoLVER A ELLA
Enlermo de escephcismo, GU ando joven abandono su hogan sus interses ecohactode
los huubre,a mundo en fin para ii a retuglare en- una cueyaa onde ma
viido ON Ell homme primitive
UE HUYO De LA %CIVLIZACION Y NO QUIERE

el podria irse a vivir comodamente a
Ia poblaci6n, disfrutando de toda cla-
Sc de consideraciones.
\ este contesto Haruick Que era
impossible, pues va estaba acostum-
brado a Ia soledad de la montana.
con Ia que su alma Sc hahia va iden-
tificado, Y cue, al s~epararla de aque-
Los l2gares, teInia enfermarse y mo-
rir, unique en- realidad la vida no
lie llama va Ia atellcion. Tengo,-diio
rs 0 rs amos, ST no %recuerdo NAL,
y los pocos dias que me faltan deseo
pasarlos aqui, solo como hasta hoy,
lejos de todos, Y de todos abandonado
para siempre.
McClelland manifesto que Hardick
era un homhre sumamente cuerdo e
inteligente, Y que su retro Z la mon
tana rodia atribuirse a una locura es-
pecial Y rara.
Ell objetc de If a buscar al Hombre
Misterioso de las Montahas, es bien
sencillo: dehe al Estadu una gran
cantidad de contribuciones por ell ga
nado que posee Y que no utiliza para
NADIA.
~Iiardick, cuando Sc fue 4 Ia sierra,
Sc dedicaba a a cria de caballos, de
los cualcs tenia alguna existencia.
Una vez que hubo abandonado la vi
da de trabajo, do libres a los anima-
les, los que, en- las sierras de Colora-
do. Sc han reproducido de una mar era
asombrosa desde hace ~cuarenta amos.
tempo que llevan dc andT libres.
Y como esta cantidad de ganado la
mara ultimamente Ia atencion de las
autoridades, a as que por otra parte
ha llegado Ia noticia De Ia e~xistencia
de "El Homhre Misterioso de las Mon
%tanas", comisionaron 2 McClelland
para Que fuera q huscar al raro per
~sonaje. diciendole que Que III 10 que
pensaba hacer con Sus caballos, cue
para hoy cuenta con muchos miles:
todos disperos en- las sierras en- que
Hardick tiene SD caperna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
INICTACIONES DE CABALLEROS

FL p.oximo domingo tendra lugal
Ia iniciaci0n de nuevos candidates de
la orden de Caballeros de Colon, IN e
local que ocupa Ia association, SIS de Ia
Gale de Navarro.
Por la manana, q las 10 sc %reunirar
en- ell local de Ia orden todos los afi-
liados a ella, asi como los candidates,
~marchando en- procession a la misa que
tendra lugar q las II en Ia Cathedral
de San Fernando. teniendo lugar los
eiercicios de iniciaci6n q las dos y me-
dia de la tarde en- ell salon de Ia ca
lie dc Navarro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
Habla HarGick.

eel Hombre Mistcrioso de las Mon
taFas", contestG I todas las pregun-
tas que le fueron hechas por C!elland,
terminando con dccir. {! saber que Sc
lie buscaba POI orden de Ia autoridad.
cue 81 NADIA guerra con los homhres, Y
mucho menos con los del goblerno
que tenia cuarenta amos de Vivir so
10 V apartado, precisamente para QUO
1ad;e o molestara: Y en- fin, que las
autoridades 10 persigan 81 Quieren; pc
70 Que 81 no baja 4 la ciudad n decla-
rar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08

bandon6 ST. pueblo, Pagosa Springs
del Condado de Archuleta, n. Mexico,
Y desde entonces, segin dice, no habia
cruzado palabra alguna con ser hui
mano, pues ~recuerda que solo n vez
baj6 a IN poatado a Duscar que CO.
mer, h~abieadolo obtenido sin nece-
sidad de hablar con nadie. Esto es
o que >confeso W. J. McClelland,
quien, acompanado de I'm guia, sublo
a las sierras hasta encontrar al
''Hombre Misterioso de las Monta-
mas. cuyo aspecto es, nj mas nj me-
nos. que ell de IN Robinson de los
que ~apareccn en- las paStas de color
de esta obra Que todo Ell mundo ha
leido, ' my especialmentc en- este
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08

Cata!oSo de damas me$icanas y otrasi
nacionalidades eNtensE lista Ge hermososI
nombres
Mande UN DOLLAR y le cnviarcmos al
vuelta de corrCo, rucS.rn complete C2ta-i
hgo Matrimonial. con Gesc-ipciorys conf
pletas dc nuchas jovencs y Siguna. yiu-
das. que buscan = IN rnaridc bueno y hon,
RADIO. Puc6c listed escribir a cua!Gu!era.
&c elias y cont-aer un fcfZ rnGtrimonio en-
muy breve tisnpo. NOsotros. po- ~nuest-a
parte. soroS personals reco:Iendablcs. uucs-
tro ncgocio esta basado sobre Ia honradez,
y !~cgitimi6ad aSi o. cue no dele que IN
pequena cantidaG de UN DOLLAR si-va
dc estorbo en- una probable FELICIDADj
MATRIMONIAL. Esc-iba hoy mismo a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB. .. o. Boz ass. Venice. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
William Hard;ck.

Ash Sc llama este hombre enferno
de escepticismc, tai vez por haber Su-
frido en- su %juventud hondas decep-
clones, cuya amargEra 10 obligaron a
buscar descanSo a ST. alma en- las sic
ras leios de TODD contacto con Ia
vida humane.
Hace cuarerta amos que Hardick a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
Para que sels quirre.

NcCle!land. al e a Harclck COM
pletamente rcsuelto a no prcstar oldos
a razoa alguna. lc manifesto que ma
da malo le iba 4 pasar, que antes bier
Sc !e necesitaba par1 un negoclo que
le convenia Y que con el producto dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
Una ~SorpreSa.

"a. -
McClelland, al lado de su guia, su-
bio q Ia sierra indicada. y al llegar a
Tn espeso monte ,leno de pinos altos
V de una exhuherante maleZa, advir-
ito Ia eXistencia de una cueva, cuya
cntrada extrana lie llamo IA atenci6n.
BESIDE lucgo supUso que Serla Ia habl-
taci6n de Hardick, Y asi f1e, en- e1ec-
to. Fardick, al eScuchar voccS huma-
mas. Sali0 de 81 cueva, cauSando una
inmensa sorprcsa al senior Clel-and Y
q 81 acompaMante, quienes 10 vleron
que Sc arrastraba precisamente en- a
boca de Ia caverna que hahian visto
minutes antes. HarGick Nevada con-
sligo una carabina cue e sirve para
Gefendersc &c los ~aG:nalcs, a los que
va esta acoStumbraG0 a ganar STEM
IRE en- les iuchas Que con et'os sos
s,enc en- aqIellas montanas.
Clcllqad, TopuestH lie su sorpresa,
Girigi6 Ii palabra al "Homhre Mjste-
~rioso", quien contest0 c~orrectamen-
tie, explicando 20 que VI lijimos res
pecto al tempo que tlene de hatitar
en- las montanas.
Su aspecto, como Sc !ndica, es el dc
IN hombra primitive: cl pelo lie lie
ga abajo de Ia cintura, 10 nrismo que
Ia barba. sus rcpas son a2enaS sutl-
cientes para cubrir!c IA piel, Y sus
pies presentan fuertes calloSidades,
Que dan Ia idea De Il pezuna de-
gada V larga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08

Las paipitac;oncs del coraz.n son sinto-
rs< de- Indigestion. Tome I'd. una dosis
=" uEppTNE on tales cases. Los dolores
a. noIcrti2s desaparccen inmcdintamcnts: Los
;ntes.inos funcionan perfectanente : I'd. sc
snn,i-a bien. fuertc : v;gorcso. De renta por
IA Bot;cu San Pedro, San Antonio texas.
(Adv.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
AMERICA WILL WATCH CLOSE
 FOR BOLSAEvIkI
Government to Nip Spread of Anarchy and DeStrHc- tive Propagandan Tn
 the Bud Quickly.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21-The spread of the Bolsheviki doctrines In America are being watcbed carefully by the agents of the Department or Justice, with a view /of undertaking prosecutions, if they develop into sedition.
 Thus far the propaganda has not reached what officials consider to be dangerous.
 San Francisco and New York show the most pronounced activities. As the enemies promoting this doctrine are discovered they are being in termed by the Department of Jus tice.
 It is said that most German agents and I. w. w. workers seem to ind ready sympathy with the Bolshe- vild doctrines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
MONEYS JUDGE THINKS FORMER
 VICTIM FRAUD
Labor Unions Are Prepar. ing to Call a General Strike Unless Mooney
 Gets New Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Judge Griffin, who tried and sentenced Thomas Mooney, has written to Gov. Stephens asking him to grant the leave for Mooney to get new trial.
 He says he believes the evidence was fraud and was the result of conspiracy against Mooney. He says he believes that simple justice and fair play demands such action.
 The San Francisco Labor Council will meet tomorrow to consider striking Monday in Moneys behalf. The Seattle Central Labor Council is urging an international strike December 9th to save Mooney from the gallows.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
Versailles memoving Cam ouf|age, Restoring Art Works and Brushing Up
 All Around.
HOUSTON MAY GO ALSO
Secretary of Agriculture May Be Added to Ameri- can Peace Commission
 CTS to Go to France.

PARIS, Nov. 21-Versailes is pre- gates. Cambridge covering the statues in oraer to hide them from enemy airmen have been removed and priceless tapestries and furni- ture are being returned.
 The voting strength will not be given to all of the nations, though the size of the European delegations will be left to the various countries.
 It is believed that two treaties will be proposed, the first covering es- larger general questions, after they have been discussed more thor oughly
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
ALASKA WATERS TO BE GIVEN
 ATTENTION NOW
Several Wire Drag Boats and Two Steel Surveying Boats Have Been
 Ordered.

SEATTLE, Nov. Secretary Redfield wrote Manager McPherson of the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce that two steel surveying steamers for operation in Alaska waters will be built at Mani towoc, Wis, by the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
 Several wire drag launches for the same work will be built on the Pa cific coast Secretary Redfield said the construction of the survey boats was due to the suggestion of Presi- dent Wilson and the efforts of Chair man Hurley of the Shipping Board.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
GREATEST NEED
 MORE DOCTORS
 PRESENT TIME

According to the city health au- thorities, several new cases of in fuenza developed today and some of those who have been suffering with the disease have improved, accord ing to the doctors.
 Gov. Thomas Riggs. Jr., has re- .ceived word that the epidemic is spreading north of Nome. 2 No evidence of Spanish infiuen- ga has appeared in the Interior, ac- cording to Gov. Riggs. Gov. Riggs is trying to secure doctor for the Iditarod and the Kuskokwim and an itinerant doctor for the northern part of the Seward peninsula from Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
HUNS MUST ANSWER FOR TREATMENT OF PRISONERS

LONDON, Nov 21-In any ques tion of provisioning Germany, Eng land will be obliged to take into ac count the conditions under which British prisoners in Germany are being treated when released.
 Unless the cruel treatment which such prisoners have been receiving is discontinued, Germany has been informed by wireless, food shipments will be restricted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
FEARS RELIEF BOAT
 MAY BE LOST
Gasboat America Bound from Kodiak to Seward for Relief for Influenza
 Epidemic Overdue

SEWARD, Nov. 21.-Fears are felt here for the safety of the gasboat America which left Kodiak for Sew ard for assistance in the influenzt epidemic that is raging at Kodiak. She is three days overdue, and there has been a terrific storm at sea. It is feared that she may have foun- dered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
GERMAN NAVY SURRENDERS TO ALLIES AND
 TEUTONS CEASE TO BE POWER ON OCEAN
DOZEN OF GERMAN BATTLESH|PS AND OTHER CRAFT SILENTLY AND
 SULLENLY LOWER COL0RS, AND
 GERMANY NO MORE NAVAL POWER

LONDON Nov. grand
   the Firth The Allied ships steamed the Scottish rendezvous  According Allied waiting the North
   lowered all conditions armisce
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
WORKERS
 OPPOSE HAVING
 A CONVENTION
Soldiers and Workmen's eCounciI Oppose Consti- tutionaI Assembly; De-
 sire to Run Things.

LONDON, Nov. 21-Berlin Sol. ders' and Workmen's Council at a lively meeting passed resolution assembly.
 The resolution demands the sum morning of general soldiers and workmen's congress to make a de cision regarding Germany's future.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
The Whole Line Has Been Showed Across German Border; Crossing Line
 }n Many Places.
100000 TANKS FRANCE
Armistice Found Very Large and We'll Supplied Amer ican Army in French
 Territory.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION, Nov. 21.-The Americans have showed their line across the German frontier, crossing at points opposite Briery and Audun and Leroman. Practically the whole army of occupation is now on Ger, man soil
 Farther north the Americans en- tered the Duchy of Luxemburg in the direction of the city of Linden burg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
PERSHING IN LUxEMBURG

PARIS, Nov. 21-The Americans are to pass through Lindenburg on the Rhine. Gen. Pershing is to call on the Grand Duchess Marie Adel inc while his troops are in her cap ital city. A proclamation has been issued at the instance of the Dutch ess telling the people that the Am orleans are friendly and to be care full and deport themselves in such a manner as not to arouse antagon- ism
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
UTAH WILL FOLLOW

SALT LAKE, Nov 21.-The pres ident of the Salt Lake Labor Fed eration said if California ordered a general strike as protest against the execution of Thomas Mooney, that Utah labor organizations would follow her example.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
ALLIES PPRoTEsr TO HOLLAND

PARIS, Nov. 21.-The Allies are to protest to Holland against allow ing the German troops to make fur ther use in crossing the Limburg province Even though the Germans are evacuating territory on their way home, there is question of neutral embarrass the Dutch government if the practice is continued.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
HEAD OF CZECH REPUBLIC IS OFF
 FOR LIVERPOOL
Statesman Leaves New York for Europe; Will Go to Prague from
 England.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Thomas Masaryk, first president of the Czesh Slovak republic, has sailed from Liverpool. His daughter Olga is accompanying him. He will go to Prague to assume his office, and later will attend the worlds peace conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-21
WILLIAM EDES SAYS BELIEVES RAILROAD
 BE COMPLETED SOON

SEATTLE, Nov. 21. William Edes. of the Alaska Engineering Commission, who has charge of the construction of the Government Railroad in Alaska, is here enroute to Washington. He believes that Congress will put the Alaska Rail road back on a pre- war basis and give every encouragement to it's early completion.