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Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CLOSING OF ADVENT
AT ZION CHURCH

Advent services VIII be held at Zion
Lutheran Church. sixth and Jackson
streets. tomorrow morning and evening.
At 1890 O'Clock the Rev. 5 q. Won
Bosse will preach N The subject. Light
and Blessing Walkers Al 7.30 o'clock
hc VII preach on tbe subject. Just
Before he Dawn" The sunday schools
meet az go and 2i5 o'clock. The
Ioung Peoples Lutheran Society will
meet on next Tuesday.
ON Christmas morning sunrise
praise service viii be held at 7 o'clock,
In English. 4 German service viii be
held 40 1890 o'c.ock. with sermon on
lhc subject, Christmas without
Christ" IN the evening, az 7-30 o'clock,
the annual exercises Of the German sun
iay school VIII BE- held. The exer-
cises OF the English school will be pre-
senicd on next sunday evening.
During the Christmas season a col
lection viii be taken for the benefit Of
ne Lutheran Orphans Home, AT Ger
mantown. 90 which the congregation
has been a very heavy contributor in
years past.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
Special Sermons and Music Be Heard in the C Churches Again Tomorrow
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHOIR In CONCERT

At the morning service at tho First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. D..
D. 5. Kennedy will preach on "The
Advent Of Christ"
AZ 7.3O o'clock, Tho Incarnation" by
Geibcl, will be presented by an sug-
mented choir, undor The direction Of
Miss Louise Crowndvar.
In the main room OF The Sundss
School. at ~ O'Clock. Miss Elizabeth
McClntOck viii lellsl Christmas siCry.
On Monday evening, at 3 O'Clock. ihs
White Gift Christmas Service OF the
Sunday School viii De- held in the main
auditorium. \ Christmas play. en-
titled. The Birthday Of the King"
will be presenled by the senior and
intermediate departments, and 4 skoich
"Ola, or A Christmas Present for
Mother" will be given by tho Junior
department.
The musical numbers for the MORN
ing will be as follows: Organ preiu0e
THE Asra,' nubuuslein; anthem.
Break Forth Into JOY" Berge: solo.
Christmas Carol" sclsstcd: organ
postlude. "Chrlstnas March" NIarkal
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
JOYOUS CAROLS
FOR CHRISTMAS
DR.. Sumwalt TO Preach at
Grace Church on Babe
of Bethlehem
EPWORTH LEAGUE HAS
BASKETS FOR NEEDY

Dr. John w r. Sumwalt Will preach
both morning and evening, at Grace
church tomorrow. The subject % the
morning sermon will be "Tho Babe OF
Bethlehem" The musical numbers
are: Organ prelude. Variations on an
old Christmas Carol" Grison; an
them, "Slng. Sing, q Heavens, Simp-
crs: anthem. Daughter OF Zion. Re
iolce." Trowbrldgc; offcrtory. silent
Night" Gruber; Mrs Babcock, solo
ist: organ post.ude. Christmas
March" Chauvet
The theme OF the evening Will be
"No Room FOR the King Preceding
the sermon the choir will sing can
tata. "The Nativity Adams. The pro-
gram OF music Includes:
TlJ to 40 O'Clock. organ recital; OF
fertory FOR Christmas Season. Bartlett ;
The Infant Jesus" YOn; Christmas
10 Sicily" Ion; anthem, The Birth
day Of a King" Neidlinger. Mr.. Arkwell
sololst; cantata, THE Nativity Adams /:
organ postlude. "Hallelujah Chorus
Handel.
There will be no mid-week service on
Wednesday evening. There VIII be a
Christmas prayer service, at 6 ocloc6
Christmas morning Christmas carols
VIII be enjoyed by those who attend
the early morning service.
Al Euworth League service tomorrow
evening. az $50 o'clock, Miss Sallie Il
shaw wi tell Christmas story wnich
viii delight her hearers Other mum
bers on the program will be solo by
Mrs. Kemery and a reading by MISS
Gertruds Dexter. The third department
of The Epworth League is making prep
aratlons 10 distribute baskets 10 the
poor Of the city.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
NUSIC FEATURE AT
BRANDYWINE M. E.

Tho services al BrandyVine N T.
iurch tomorrow will be OF a special
.aaracter, beginning al 930 o'clock with
class meeting Al 1880 o'clock ser
m0n by the pastor. The Rev. W ErneS
Greenfield. The choir will sing. "Slum-
herring IN a Lowly Mangor,' Edwards
rad Jesus Is Born A kiny' Brown
oprano solo, The Infant Klrg w. II.
eidlinger. by Mrs. Paul w Ortiz. TWO
lsical programs have been arranged
Mrs John Schoneld organlst Morn
~. Christmas PASTORAL kuhlan
ing in the air; nosllude Hatton; even
"lmpromptu," Raymond; Holy
fsht.n Pache; March Hervigue,' ~
cAubert
40 o'clock Christmas exercises in
ie Sunday School Special program
The Epworlh League Chrisimas service
viii be held In the chapel at $50 o.
clock The young peoples choir of
ih'rty voices VIII give a musical pro-
gram. Charles 5. Gamble, chorister,
and Mss r. Edna Jones, pianist AT
80 o'clock. The Caniats The Shep-
herd King" by Lincoln Hall viii be
given by forty voices under the dlrcc-
lion OF Howell " Pedrick. chorisicr
u the church Christmas services
Thursday morning al o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
SIT. SALEM SERVICES.

Christmas atmosphere viii prevail al
NJ. salem VI. Z Church, the Rev. Leon
ard White, pastor, an ihrough the day
The SUNDAY school viii meet at 3il
O'Clock and Will study the spec al
Christmas lesson At Il o'clock the
pastor VIII preach on The subl"c'.
"Jesus-Saviour ari N'"~ ' choi'
yvu sing special Christmas music.
The sunday school OF Riddles Chapel
will meet al ? o',!r
League VIII be In charge OF the even
ing service which will begin AZ ..oi
o'clock. The choir will sing q service
OF song assisted by a special quartet.
The story Of The other Wise Man,"
by VanDyke, will be read and the pas
tor viii speak briefly on the subject,
THE Quest for God" basing his re-
marks on The search Of the Wise Man
for the child Christ Jesus
At 6 o'clock Christmas morning a
service Will be held In charge OF the
pastor.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO GIVE PROGRAM

tomorrow Viii open the Christmas
season al Central Church At i0.3l
O'Clock, the Rev. J. II. Crawford, min
ister, VIII preach on the subject, ~
Christmas Without Christ" The chorus
choir will sing. sing oh Heavens,
by Tours and Rejoice" from Handels
Messiah in which Mrs. L. E. Wales
VIII take the solo pa &.
Al 30 O'Clock the Sunday school
VIII celebrate its 6ith anniversary by
giving an evening Of Christmas carols.
\ Christmas stroy. The Christ Child
viii be given by Miss Grace Baird
md white Gifts for the King viii be
received.
The choir IS preparing for a festi-
val OF song TO be given at the evening
service on December 2S.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
''M|AE|,Si,SIAH" GIVEN
AT WESTMINSTER
andcrS Oratorio BY Choir
and SoIoiSts at After
noon NeSpers
BRING WHITE GIFTS
ON SUNDAY EVENING

A. Westminster Church. corner al
pcnnsy,yania avcnue and Rodney street
Sd lbc morning service the minister,
lhs RcN Charles l. Gandcc. D. h~ VIII
breach The sermon. THEthcmc VIII D.
Antl They shall Call MS Name Won
leyfui. Counsellor" The double quar-
iet. under the leadership OF Frederick
". Wyai. will sing tho anthems
"ssla, on ihe Listening Ear oi Nigat
by perkcr and There Were shepherds
hy Matthews The organ numbers VIII
be "Fanfare 20 D" by Drudge and Al
'tiuila" by Lorct
The graded sunday school viii meet
s ne chapel az noon and the Adui'
Bh'e Glass az he same time in tie
gallery OF ihc Church.
Following the annual custom at the
Nespcr service at ! O'Clock, The entir'
time on ihe service viii he one OF mu-
.ie An auEmauied choir VIII sing see
.cilons from llandeis Messiah The
8ioisis VIII be: soprano Mss Rosln1
fardglaf: alto Alrs Ruth Wilson
slrAs: tenor. Charles Z. C1rdce; Dari-
foae. Friedrich W Wyatt " Carlyle
70 mDhul sill be "a Che ORGAN.
rhe following numbers from the
.aiorio wgl be- sung: Tenor solo.
comfort Ne My pcop,o"; chorus And
ise Glory Of ihe Z Iord baritone reclla-
i'Nc. Thus saith the Lord baritone
aio But Who May Ab'de?' alto cc-
.iatye. "Beh0ld a Virgin shall Con
,a.ve": alto solo end chorus, "uh lhou
ihaf Teliest God TIdinss' .; baritone
ellauye. For Behold Darkness n1ri-
1ne solo. "The People that Walked Ia
iirsness~: soprano rcciiative, There
We're Shepherds; alto rcclia,ive
Then snail ihe Eyes of the Blind be
ir.ned': soprano. aRE alto duei "Hc
aan Feed His Flock; tenor rccil7-
Irt Thou shalt Break Them chorus
EsneiHah Chorus" ". c. iicmphil
r'l 81 70 the org1n The organ pre-
ile l1 ile ssry'ce'WA be the overture
e ihc Messiah" snd Che services VIII
ios. WITH tdc ORGAN selection LII, Jp
Your Hseds~ from ihe Messiah.
At O'Clock 10 the chapel the entire
cot Erceauon and all The organizations
3 the church viii unite In @ Christ
mas service of devotion and consecra-
ton. Tie pageant white Gifts for
tas King viii be given by the young
people of the Christian Endeavor So
ialy and the Sunday school. Each or
anization connected with the church
vli have part in ;ho services. Gifts
money, food. cloih'wg, toys. self and
r,lce win BE- brought 10 make glad
,d happy the Christmas season Of
ma one else
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CnnKMAN SERVICES.

The services al Goodman w. =.
Church, corner Fourteenth and dupont
streets, W. G. Harris ',tor. viii De
as follows prelchlns at 10 a. o'c.o'n
by The pastor; his thrme VII b." "'.'
Prophets" cy3lgclislr o." 'r"-
nighl: class meejlnl "'''
by Roy Lynam: sum -i d. .. 80
O'Clock; Epwori'i Lst-ur d; G.A5 o'clock
led by r. 4 Lewis
The Junior League VIII meet on
Tuesday evening this week instead Of
Wedne day The prayer service on
Wednesday evening will be omitted and
a Christmas service will be held Christ
mas morning at o'clock. A most de-
llghtful service Is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
AT. 81. JOHNS.

81. Johns Church. Market street and
Concord avenue. the Rev Alban Rich
~. b. D., rector. will hold sunday
services at : 30 o'clock. holy commun-
ion; 9.35 o'clock, church school; II
o'clock. morning prayer and sermon
there VIII be no evening service this
sunday.
Weekday services are on Thursday,
10 o'clock. holy communion; Friday,
30 o'clock, lltany; holy days, 10 o'clock,
holy communion
Christmas day services win be held
30 O'Clock. Holy communion; 1890
O'Clock. loiy communion and eermOn.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CHRIST'S BIRTH
JOYFUL TIDINGS
Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church TO Enjoy Christ
mas Program
GIVE SCHOOL TREAT
ON FRIDAY EVENING

Services tomorrow at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. Delaware ave
uuc and IVES, street Nlll manifest the
Christmas spirit AZ 1890 o'clock the
pastor the Rev Ioseph T. Irwin
:. T. D.. will take for the suoicc: OF
The sermon a Message Of Great joy
~ > o'clock The sunday school viii
meet The Christian Endeavor meeting
at G45 o'clock viii be led by David
N. Reed.
The evening service viii begin al
10 O'Clock with d song service. In
stead OF ihe usual sermon by lhc pas
tor. there VIII be three short address
cs by good speakers as an Introduction
90 the seventh year OF the present
pas,orate. The men OF the church and
congregation are expected 10 attend
thls service.
The prayer and praise service viii
bc Wednesday evening at O'Clock
The sunday School VIII give lheir
Christmas entertainment on Friday
evening in the sunday Schoo. hall at
o'clock.
There viii be On program of
Christmas music 1' uiH ihe morning
and evening services 0u sunday; Morn
Ing. organ prelude, "liomance.' shep-
hard: anthem. Pearl on Earth Jud-
son; anthem, Behold ] Bring You Glad
Tidlngs " Brown; anthem "Thc Gift OF
Love. Judcsind; organ posilude, Folk
song. Mendelssohn
Evening. oryan prelude, shepherds
pipes" Harris; anthem. Glory in The
Highest" Hall: anthem, The Shep-
herds Watched" Judcs nd: solo The
silent star" Loveland, Mrs. r. 0Bioms
organ postlude. "P0stiude,' Chauyet.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
SWEDISH BAPTIST.

First swedish Baptist Church cor
ner Vandever avenue and Church ST.
win hold service Sunday at 10 10 o'clock
Advent sermon. subject: "Immanuei /;
at r.. o'clock. Bible school; at 6.l1
o'clock. Young Peoples Service; at 75O
preacing service, Advent sermon, sub
iect. The Bells Of Bethlehem"
ON Christmas Day, at $50 O'clock
there will be an early Christmas ser
vice. subject: The Glorious Message
Of the Heavenly Heralds.'
On Saturday, the sunday school VIII
have It's annual Christmas entertain
ment with a splendid program.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
DIR. ]. II. SCOTT TO
PREACH AT EZI0N

At Ezion ". f. Church, the Rev. Dr.
y. U King, pastor, the services will
be: 9 80 o'clock, love feast; 1890 o'clock
Christmas sermon by the Rev. J. II.
Scott, district superintendent. Special
Christmas music will be sung by the
choir under the direction OF Miss C.
Mae Brooks; 2 30 o'clock Sunday School,
Christmas program rehearsal; Gas o.
clock Epworth League; 10 o'clock spe-
cial services under auspices OF so
iourner Truth Nursing Glass" The prin-
cipal speaker will be Mrs Jack Schtos-
man. a trained nurse. Monday evening,
third quarterly conference. Friday
evening. a Christmas cantata entitled
Down the CHIMNEY with santa Claus, 70
by the Junior Les que.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
sTLIKE's REFORMED.

The services at ST. Luke's Reformed
Episcopal Church tomorrow win be;
Morning prayer and sermon at i0i5
o'clock: sunday school at o'clock
Wednesday at o'clock, mid-week
service; Chrisimas day service,
o'clock; holy communion at 30 %
O'Clock
sunday school Christmas entertain
ment Tue-day evening, December 20, at
30 o'clock.
During TIE renovation % the church
services ar lr.G n The sunday schoo.
r1sm cu,r.re or Elghih street.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
GnEENmILL pREsBYTERIAN.

Services tomorrow at Greenhill
Presbyterian Church will be: Sunday
school, $50 o'clock, when special
Christmas Offering will be taken for
the benent Of the Armenians: morning
worship at i0l5 O'clock. followed by
Christmas anthems by the choir Snd
special Christmas music by the organ
list, Samuel j. Blackwell. Junior C. f.
Society at o'clock; Y. p. s. G. T. So
ciety at 7o'clOck.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
SWEDISH II. Z. CHURCH.

Services at the swedish VI Z. Church,
No iili East Eleventh street, the Rev.
Joseph Karling. pastor, will be held as
follows: Morning worship 1880 O'Clock ;
sunday school. ~ o'clock; EpwOrth
League, o'clock; evening service, : 80
o'clock. Services Christmas day will
be hold as follows: julie Otta,' ) 30
o'clock; in the evening the sunday
school will give q Christmas program,
beginning az 100 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, the Rev. Edmund
II. Stevens, rector, Fourth Sunday in
Advent, will hold services al 9.40 o'clock,
Church school; i0.i5 o'clock, Holy Com
munlon and sermon; o'clock, Victory
Guild; 7.i5 O'Clock. yesper song SER
vice; o'clock, litany and sermon.
on Chr stmas eve, az midnight, there
will be Holy Communion; Christmas
Day, 80 O'Clock, Holy Communion.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
MAnELEY ProGRAM.

Tomorrow az Madeley Church. John
II. Ford viii lead his class az go
O'Clock; at 1890 o'clock the pastor, the
Rev. /. ". Broadway will preach, sub
icct. "The Birth Of Christ" The sun
day school will meet at 2.l5 o'clock,
with the superintendent, r. G Conner
in charge: The Epworth League service
will be held az Gas O'Clock: at Z 30
o'clock NJ. Broadway Will take for his
subject. THE Lamb OF God" The choir
will sing both morning and evening,
under the direction Of John T. Magee.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH

On Sunday morning. at the German
Baptist Church, at 10 o'clock, the pas
tor will speak IN the German service,
on THE Coming Of the Saviour" After
The service the Sunday School meets at
i1i3 o'clock. In the evening, at 73O
o'clock, the pastor will speak on Fear
and JOY IL English. The md-weet
service will be held Tuesday evening,
Instead Of Wednesday Of the coming
Meek
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
ITALIAN PREsRYTERIAN

Ihe FirsL Itailan Presbyterlan Church
tie Rev. \. Dawson, pastor, will hold
services As follows: Sunday school at
Q 10 O'Clock; morning service al Il
o'clock and the evening service at }
o'clock. There will be no kindergarten
sessions or clubs, during the week.
Tuesday evening at o'clock a Christ
'as program viii be given by the sun
day school.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
Nm. ENnN RApIIsT cnrRCH.

At Nj Enon Baptist Church. services
will be as follows 1890 o'clock, ser
mon: 30 o'clock, Bible school; . O'Clock
p. Y. p. L. meeting; 80 o'clock. ser
mon.
Prayer meetings Wednesday and Fri
DAY evenings.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
OLIVET SERVICES.

Ollvet Presbyterl3n Church, F0u~th
and Broome streets. ihc Rev. Joel O.
Gilnllan. pastor, viii hold special
Christmas services both morning and
evening; subjects. THE Unspeakable
Gift" and THE New Spirit;' special
selections by the choir and also by the
male quartet. sabbath school will
meet at IL o'clock and Y. p :. c. L.
AZ Z O'CLOCK.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
UNITARIAN SERVICES.

Jesus Of History and the Christ OF
the Church" viii be the subject OF a
Christmas sermon by the Rev. W A.
Nrooman, in the Unitarian Church.
West street above Eighth street, sun
day morning; service at i045 o'clock.
The musical service viii be led by
Miss Wales and quartet; Miss Bach
organst. A Christmas tree party will
be held at 1 O'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
Union NJ. T.. CHURCH.

At Union NJ. Z. Church. the Rev
Harvey Winfield Ewing. D. D.. minister.
the services will be: Glass meeting at
Q3O O'Clock; public worship at 10 90
o'clock; sermon subject, The Mystery
Of Godliness;" Sunday school at 2
o'clock; Epworth League at $50 o'clock
evening worship al 7.30 O'Clock; sun
day school entectaInmant.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
NORTH BAPTIST.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln street.
near Delaware avenue, William L. Pet
linsill pastor; Edward T. Washburn,
associate pastor, will have preaching
at i0.30 and 7.ij o'clock, by the pastor /;
Bible school at noon; young peoples
meeting at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
rASTLAKE NJ II

Al Easilake VI. Z. Church. the Rev.
Z. c. Sunfeld. pastor, services will be.
9.i5 o'clock, mo ming class: 10 80 o'clock,
sermon by the pastor, subject, Christ
mas MedNations;" ? O'clock, Bible
school 6.i5 o'clock, Christian Endeavor
service; 7.45 o'clock. scenes In the life
of Christ, illustrated.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
nrRfF su-nFNTs

--Tae world 20 Come" viii be the
fhene o. The gifted speaker. George II,
F.sher. o. New York City. who VIII
speak u1der TIE auspices Of the interna-
fionai Bible Students Association at jr.
~ L A. II Hall. 10. a0l Tatnail street
q sunday afternoon a. o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
nIn sMEnFs cHu-RCH.

Old Swedss Church services tomor-
row the Rev. Rober. Bell. vicar, will
be: o'clock. holy communion; 1890
o'clock. morning prayer and sermon;
2.30 o'clock, sunday school; 7.30 o'clock.
prayer
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
GILBERT PRESBYTERIAN.

Services at Gilbert Presbyterian
Thirteenth and French streets.
will be; II o'clock, preaching
by the Rev. Mr.. Rose, Of Lincoln Uni
versiiy, Pa.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
RICHARDSON PARK Vi. z.

The pastor viii preach morning and
evening at Richardson Park VI. T..
Church tomorrow. sunday school at
noon: young peoples society meeting
at : o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
Why You ShouldGo
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion. of
which the rewards are distant and which is animated
only by Faith and Hope, will glide by degrees out of
the mind. unless il be invigorated by external ord
nanceS by stated calls 10 worship, ana the salutary
influence OF example.
Johnson. Life of Milton
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-02
THERE OUR STRENGTH LIES

rhe consciousness that people snail De able to compose all our present apparent troupes' social and otherwise well as any that may arise in the future is not to disturbed. We shall go forward nationally conquest to victory over all pays dividends in life, while immortality pays divi- dends in death
 One has to look about upon the crowd of passing more than one thing the world which at the last biteth like serpent, stngeth like an adder EVIL living, mental and physical error leave behind a insatiate hungry rage, whose pamperng must lead to final destruction after fearful suffering.
 But the national life in the is fine and high. The moral life is the sane life. It tends to bring peace and comfort satisfaction and self-respect the of happiness it deserves It is best, not be- cause self-nterest may prompt it. not merely be- it insures the preservation of bodily health and mental serenity, not because it brings the re- spect of others, but because it is right-because it's individual expression helps others to live better lives.
 And America is the moral nation in the world today. As people we are inherently honest, clean, truthful high living, and national standards high, clean, honest and truthful Our strength lies in this consciousness of individual and national morality. The fact enables to exercise a tolerance which restraints from attempting to undermine the faith of others ideals which, though in our own judgment they may be barren, never theless to them ideals which sustaining staffs Of comfort. Our national morality means that we are a cleanving cean-thinkng, upright people ana to such people no blasting evil fate can come
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-02
The Women's Campaign

(Cincinnau Enquirer)
 Tired of Investigations and the plethora of pro posas for reduction of the high of living, and believing that by education rather than legislation is tho proper way in which to combat the profieers the Daily Food Alliance, of New York City, has al- gned itself with the Women's National Economic Committee in campaign to line up 10000, ,0OO wo- men to food profiteering.
 The cooperation of the housewives of the na- t1on, supplemented by coordination of all other available helpful agencies, should bring quick re- suits in the matter of lowering prices.
 The women in any community the buyers They look after the home expenses. It is the crcu- lation of the money used in the home expense ac count which keeps business going
 We cannot correct all the social evils of our day. or hope that they will all be eradicated in any proximate future, but it is business to assist in remedying such wrongs possible to be reached, and certainly the high living should yield before the onslaught of 2O000 900 intelligent and determined
 Close organization will tell These women will be fighting for their homes and their children They will be fighting to discomfit dsmay conscience less food speculaors pirates who levy tribute and still hope to escape that just penalty which should be their due.
 Let the women go a-marketing, is proposed by the new alliance, and not only will they accom- plish gractical results, but in this way find a pleasant outlet for less suppressed energies
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-02

point or unfair to the people of the West as the public lands policy which has obtained In Aiash" since 1906 has been to the Nation and the people of Alaska Lands granted to the railroads were a least placed under the control of Territorial and State Legislatures, and became subject to taxation They were made to bear their share of the cost Of government and development. The natural resources of Alaska have been locked up that they have contributed nothing They are within the con trol of the people of the Territory. They are not always available for development subject to tax aton.
 Yet there people who think the demand for one million a year for Alaska roads extravagant. Let Congress give these resources the Territory of Alaska to anybody in such way as to make them subject to the control of the Territory and taxation by the Territory, and the people of Alaska will undertake to relieve the Federal Government of any further expense in connection with the de- velopment government of Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-02

Judge Wickersham said in deposition at Val dez that if he continued his examinations of soldiers in the they would perjure themselves by saying that they had voted for him. It is more likely that it would work the other way. Those who voted for him heartily ashamed of it, and those who voted against him so proud of it that they would not commit crime in order to bear the stigma throughout life of having voted for him.