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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-05
BORDER PATROL.
 NOT DESIRABLE
'OAST GUARD CONMANDANT SAYS EXTENSION OF SER
 VICE NOT PRACTICABLE

WASHINGTON. h. C.. Dec. -lPJ
 Captain Reynolds, in an official report to the coast guard service officials, said that the extension of that service to patrol of coastal nd inland boundaries of the United States is not practicable and he rec 3mmended that the control of such boundaries be left under the immi-
 ration and customs officials as at present. The suggestion for extend ing the coast guard service was made recently in order to carry out the administration lately adopted policy of adding to border protection against the entry of undesirable aliens from ncighboring countries.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-05
MONEY
 STILL DECLINES
POUND STERLING DROPS TIC STILL LOWER PRICE ON FOR
 EIGN EXCHANGE MARKET

NEW YORK, Dee. 3.-(R)-The pound sterling this morning took an other drop on the local foreign eX- change establishing a new low level record. The quotations on this money as shown on today's exchange drop ped 10 $3.S94 which is the lowest price ever recorded in the history ot the exchange.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-05
JACKLINC GETS
 SERVICE MEDAL
PROMINENT WESTERNEB AWARD ED DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
 MEDAL FOR WAR WORK

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3. LP-D c. JackIing, prominent western min ing operator, with properties turnout the west and in Alaska, was noti- fled today that he has been award ed the distinguished service medal by the American government. MT. Jackling was government director ot the explosive plants during the war and his decoration comes as the re suit of his efficient war work
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-05
ST. LOUIS PAPER
 IS TO SUSPEND
r LOUIS REPUBLIC FIRST ESTABLISHED WEST OF
 MISSISSIPPI QUITS.


 ST LOUIS, Mo-, Dec, &.-P)-The St Louis Republic one of the oldest newspapers in the United States has been published by the Globe-Demo- c"at another local newspaper, and will suspend publication next Thurs day according to an announcement :7sued by the owners of the former paper tonight. The Republic was the first newspaper to be established west of the Mississippi river and has enjoyed a wide circulation for years turnout the entire southwest. Pur- chase price paid by the Clobe-DemO- cart has not been made public,
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-05
AND SHE NEVER TOLD.

CT am a good reader of faces, she said one day at luncheon. On first tight of a person I form my opinion of that persons character. And I am never wrong"
 "Mother,' her little boy called shrilly from the other end of the long table, where he sat with his nurse.
 "'Wen, what is it my son?' said the mother indulgently.
 And we all turned to hear what the little fellow had to say
 "Mother,' he piped, T want to know what was your opinion, mother, when you first saw me?'"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
MEN OF HUNDRED AND
FIFTEENTH INFANTRY
TO HOLD A RE UNION
Date Will BE October \. Anniversary
Of 4ln.incibIe Nerdun Resistance
against The Germans

Offieers u the former One Hundred
and Fifteenth Infantry q which Com-
.pany II and the Machine Gun com-
l,any of annapolis. belonged viii
gather 1T the Hotel Rennert Baltt-
more, tonight ID make plans for 4 re-
union of the regiment on the night
of October n was on the morning
Iof that day IN 1918 that the men ot
Aiaryland's old National Guard Went
over the top beyond Nerdun IN the
drive that broke the Germans 'iiiyin-
chile yerdun resistance October s,
1sIS vas the first 81 II consecutive
days of lighting for the One Hundred
and Fifteenth. Id the wooded heights
cast of the Meuse IN France
Notices have been sent out 70 all
the officers of the regiment whose adj
dresses are In the possession of Capt
Frank Is. Hewitt. of Mont gemery
county, the One Hundred and Fit
feentils Supply officer Most of them
are home now, and ii Il expected that
tonights gathering the first since the
Blue and Gray Division Was demobi-
.lized viii be big one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
DAY, AUG. IS.
Some Places Named Where Serv-
ice Men And Women Record
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY

Z
Arrangements have been completed
fer tie gathering of the War service
Records nf the soldiers III Anna polls
and several 81 the outlying districts
.un next Saturday which MAS made
Recording Day hy Governor Har-
rington proclamation All of the
blanks ana lls ruetipns have been
mailed Is those eho viii be u charge
.os the wora ID the various places and
some have already reported IA the
place for doing he recording has been
fixed
Miss Anna Braysilaw, secretary f9r
the Glen Rurnie district has notified
the county Headquarters that the
blanks Will be at the Glen Bnrnle
bank AZ Boone the new station Htil
fe utilized for the purpose Mrs Rol-
and If Teel having made the arrange
iaents for 1t
In ANNAPOLIS he white soldiers viii
ind the blanks for the records 1t the
once of The District DRAFT Board IN
lise State House basement The W g
XII IS. on Calvert street viii be head-
quarters far recording The colorel soi-
aiers of the city
Other places designated for this
work viii Be published III the Capital
5as rapidly as they are reported
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
HAVE
THREE CANDIDATES
FOR STATE SENATOR
Charles H. Russell, Of j.. Adds
Name To List Today And
Others File
MEETINGS TOMORROW

Although several additional eanai-
Etlatcs filed certificates With tlle Hoard
of supervisors III Elections. today W.,s
rather quot III political camps of both
THE Democrats ana Republicans as
compared tn the last several days
Only 4 few party men from the rural
AiStriets came % the city. and iii con
sequence there was con siderable of q
full about lie Court House corridors
and the yard where they are wont to
gather FOR their informal pow vows
Tomorrow things Will begin to stir
again, however, liz two conferences
aTe booked ii he held Iii NE morning,
ana these Will perhaps mark the final
effort 10 promote harmony among the
factions iii both parties just what
these conferences may or may not
amount tb ii purely u matter of con
lecture, hut il Il unlikely there viii
be any concert ~ action. for L has
been realized for the past week or
more that The primaries 10 be held on
September S will he light % the
finish. aud the crop of candidates Will
he many. with the Democrats having
Il greater number In the field than The
Imposing party
The meeting of democrats called for
The morrow WAS arranged at The in
stance of the so-called progressive
faction, aud democrats regardless Of
their faetiunal afiiliation have been
asked to attend in i final effort 60
smooth over differences II possible
(Cantinued OH Page Four)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
WATER WITCH FETE
NETS 81, 7O2 Is
Final Report Made At Meeting
OF Ladies Auxiliary
Last Night
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING

Last night. despite weather e0ndl-
ti9ns, here Was 4 large attendance Ell
the committee meeting Of the ladies
auxiliary u the Water Witch Fire
Company Who recently assisted IN gix-
ing the successful street fete for the
iiremens benefit
alrs. Mamie Lang, chairman, presid-
etl at tlle meeting and the several
committees submitted their respective
report i. While there are d few ONT
standing checks promised, i was nee
essary III close up accounts in hand
and submit returns, .
Mrs. Lang announced The total re-
eeipts sof tile week j street fete held
at theSsoot III Main street the week Of
July ~ to be .si.7o3 70. and the 81.
penses S22Da09i
The nei receipts are $2.702 26. which
is considered d good showing. Il was
foNld necessary to buy a great deal of
lie articles sold. for while donors
we're numerous and donations gene
rons. ii required considerable material
To be put on sale night after night,
and necessarily many purchases were
made.
AIRS. Lang desires to hank her CO
workers through the Capital. for their
untiring efforts and efficient service.
and Il was this cooperation on the.
part of the women thai made the
street fete d success Mrs Lang also
desires I'd express thanks to all donors
and patrons Of the street fete who ma
teritllx contributed toward its great
success.
When it comes tofspeaking iii Of
their neighhors most people are there
With tile goods.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
BOARD MEETS
Head Nurse Reports % Opera
tions n Month OF July
MAY INSTALL AN X-RAY

Having changed it's days of meeting
10 the second and fourth Thursdays ID
the month instead af tile first ami
Third as formerly the Board Of Man
ayers of the Annapolis Emergency
Hospital Association held its regular
monthly meeting today III the hospital
board room
The meeting MAS i prolonged one.
lasting over three hours, although
there VAS little business transacted
aside from routine and minor details
over which considerable time had 10
be taken
The president. Miss Kate Andrews.
presided nj tile meeting. Miss Kate "
Randall. secretary II Was NOT full
board meeting. owing ii the absence
of several members from The city. the
illness Of one and vacancy on the
board which has not been filled
Owing 10 there not having been d
full attendance Of the managers for
several meetings. the appointment on
the board to I'LL the vacancy created
by the resignation of Mrs q NJ Mar
TIL, has not been made
AT today meeting Dr @ O'DoDnell, of
Baltimore appeared before the hoard
making 4 proposition for tile establish
ment of an Ray apparatus and
equipment IL the hospital. which the
board considered fayorably ii Is pro-
posed to establish the = Ray equip
ment iii Two rooms in tile basement
.of the institution The installation III
the X-Ilay viii mean everything to
tbs local insnital, and its success ii
assured
lte hospital Ii spiek and span ins
its new coat of paint polished floors
and It's beautifully ittted out maternity
ward
There II d full house ii the institu-#
ton - patients having been admitted
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
|. D. BURTON, ACCUSED
OF ACADEMY THEFTS,
ALLOWED 70 RESIGN
Annapolis Man, Assistant Master-At-
Arms, Charged With Piilering
In Rooms fIf MlddIes

J. ID Burton. 9S Prince George St,
formerly IL Eastport. for some time
employed dis an assistant mlaster-at-
arms III Isancfort Hall, AT the Naval
Academy. has been allowed To resign.
following an investigation by board
of officers. on charges of larceny lndg-
ed against him 1t was charged that
Burton took sums of money of various
amounts, and at different times from
the rooms ii midshipmen of the new
fourth class In one OF the wings OF
Bancroft Hall
Investigation of tile case covered d
period of several days Details Of the
affair were not disclosed, but ii III
nnderstood that owing to frequent re-
ports made by the mdishipmen Of
losses Of money. the inquiry was orr
dered and burton WAS finally caught
through the employment by The au-
thorities of the old ruse OF marking
money Some of this was later found
iii his possession
Pending the Inquiry, Bnrton had
been on leave of absence His resig-
nation WAS asked for BY the Academy
authorities and It was Forwarded to
the Navy Department yesterday Prior
10 his appointment to the position III
the Academy, Burton had, for some
time been employed III the United
States Lighthouse service, having been
assigned to several stations in the
Fifth district which comprises Annap-
oils
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
fN CARNEGIE
! AID away WITH
SNPI / Ceremony
No Iall5carers, In.
81 It'll Tastes Of
Lie
II 'Y HOLLOW
49,. August II. The q

sa. nFust il. nc f'i-
54rt aas held itt
eiaer home here
eaiaey and there
'Flle cryice was
fiie tastes and
Presbyterian
The officiating
'ierson Mer-
cram Church,
8rR nfT66tfle Car
ana of which Mrs.
laughter Mrs Ros-
members a mixed
,f.a church sang the
are the fayorite of
and f1rtner iron
aIttill Was assisted By
glFa yman. pastor Of
9.sI CONGREGATIONAL Church
argte Weralippcd dur
eiaIis
sion pf The service.
~ barely twenty minutes.
4nita i,y most Of the
M Hlsesl Il sleepy Hollow.
ISIS w York fur illter-
iaseti by MF Carnegie.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
Fixing bates FOR Resignation

Members III the board of superyis-
.ors Of Elections for Anne Arundel
county went into session at their
quarters ID the Court House This aft
ernoou the chief business slated to
come UP psfors their consideration being
consummafing the final arrangements
for the registration Of voters for the
September primaries and also for the
general election % be held III Noyenl-
Der.
The crack of d rifle startles The nv
erage woman less than the crack of
Il dish Iii the hands OF the hired girl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
AFTER OPERATION

Miss Elizabeth yansant. daughter Of
Mr and Mrs Daniel Nansant. Of Muf-
srsly Hill who was operated unon ut
Tie Emergency Hospital on SATURDAY
last. has sufficiently recovered 10 he
removed to her home on Franklin
street
Miss Vansant's condition II much
improved She was operated upon by
Dr Walton II Hopkins. of the local
hospital staff
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
ElSgF ii MEN HOLD Up
IsooP TRAIN GET Sl2o
-. I..lna nress.

sf35 l54p SseaS 5t9Ett IsfNAs
sab August II. Three
ie crew of 4 I.elligli Nal-
p5 raia Were held up by two
81 eigH bpfRttn Niagara Falls
Sfalt carly to-day and robbed Of
4S1 Conductor r. ID, Hart
1afo case ap Sl20
u ran WAS returning from the
lsi eyFEpi fer the crew the.
we're empty The robbers
ffam the train when II slowed
s3ar poua9antIa and have not
ssirell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
.Corby's Mothers Bread
fresh from your grocer.

twill always Be the same pure, and whole
some, savory and Aavory loaf that whets the
appetite and tastes So 'more-ish.
The youngsters will like it---and il means
health and strength to them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
no He Married

The following marriage license has
been Issued from the Office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the
county
lsIIIfBBOCK DELANEY Frank
cilnbbock, 22 Emma Delaney 20.
10th of Binghamion, N y Applicant,
n RI IIollges
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

Bread-making IS a tollsome task
spare yourself the worry and work
and order
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
ASK $500, 900 TO HELP
REDUCE LIVING COST
(lsy Tile ~, Iittl Trpss ]

Washington, August II. appropria-
5tions totalling s6e0Vo0 with which 20
help carry out the Presidents sug
gestions for reducing living costs
we're asked of Congress today by the
Agriculture Department
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

When it comes toa speaking III Of
their neiglthors most people are there
with tile goods.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
w. H. Mann Says He Will Live to Be
1875 Years Old,

The stories of the old men printed
in last weeks Independent appear to
have gotten our old soldier friend, w.
Fl. Mann, trife excited. He is "nigh
onto" 80 years Of age and says he is
going to live to be 1875, thereby beating
the present records of John Shell, the
131-vear-old Kentuckian, or John
Smith, the Minnesota Indian who is
said to be 131 years of age.
Editor Independent:
l read in your Oct. 8 issue that =
man named John Daubney of Taylor
Falls, Mimi, who is 100 years old, at
tributes his great age to the fact that
he has always voted the democratic
ticket. Now am going to run a race
with John, he democrat | have al
ways voted the republican ticket
straight and have never voted for a
democrat in my life, unless it was for
Senator Mostad. And I don't want to
vote for any democrat, so help me
Jonah.
Ihave set my stake at 1876 years and
if ! make good, then it will be in order
to attribute something to being re-
publican. l joined the temperance So
ciety when | was boy and have kept
my pledge o. k. Then | never smoked
a cigar or pipe of tobacco or chewed
guild of tobacco in my life and
never was too lazy to work and have
worked since | was four years old.
Hallelujah/
w. H. MANN.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
MANDAN MAN, ON DEATH BED,
TELLS OFFICIAL HE KILLED HIS
WIFE QUARTER CENTURY AGO

Mandan, N. D., Oct. l3.-Stricken
with paralysis last week, Albert
Brooks, u years old, called the states
attorney to his bedside Saturday and
confessed that he killed his wife in
Columbus, O., Is years ago.
According to the story Brooks told
the states attorney, he struck his wife
across the breast with piece of iron
during quarrel. He Immediately fled
from Columbus, going to San Fran
cisco and has been travelling around
the country ever since. He came to
Mandan about eight months ago.
Doctors hold no hopes for Brooks
recovery.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16

How Long the Nights Are Getting.
Cumberland, Ia. Enterprise.
After II years Of long and weary
search in the dark, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Metz were awarded for their efforts
Thursday Of last week by the stork
making them visit and leaving a fine
rollicking young girl at their home.
A gusty breeze that whips the cheek,
The thud of driver or Of cleek,
A month that's bright and never
meek
That's October.
The football forward passing goes,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
In Order to Resuscitate.

While two men were fishing together
one fell in. The other, after great ef-
forts, succeeded in hauling him out
insensible.
Scratching his head he muttered:
''There are 16 rules for the treatment
of drowned people, but Pm hanged if
els there one about whiskey?" ask
ed the half-drowned man, quietly.
eyes"
"Then don't worry about the other
15."-Exchange. "%T7s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
Don Marquis Headed This: There's
Sucker Born Every Minute"
IucaR lKanl Indenandanf

F. Q. Barr scalded his throat very
badly Tuesday when he was endeavor-
ing to clear the clogged feed pipe from
the radiator to the engine on one of the
small binder engines. Floyd tried to
get the pipe clear by sucking on it,
but the first attempt it did not clear
and he Immediately tried again, when
the steam and boiling water burst
through and into his throat. He was
unable to talk for some time. At this
time he is getting along as well as he
could
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
Wiring Contracts.

The Northwest Electric Co. of this
city has been awarded the contract for
wiring the addition to the Drs. Ewing
hospital at Kenmare. This concern will
also wire the new hospital at Tolley
and the new school at Grenora.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
What Do You Mean "Effective?"

Dundee (Mich.) Reporter.
A very quiet but effective wedding
was held at the M. E. church in Mon
Roe, Wednesday B when = Miss Lucille
united in marriage. They are now liv-
ing with the brides parents.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
ing spells.
Mrs. ". l..
The Bitter Retort.

Temperance Orator--"When the rich
man was in hell fire, what did he ask
for? Did he ask for whiskey? No!
Voice---"It shows where the teetotal-
lers go."A-Tyrihans, Christiania.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16

Signs of the Times.
Sign on an apartment building, as
quoted by F. P. A., New York
Tribune.
NO CHILDREN ALLOWED
IN THIS BUILDING: ALL
DELIVERIES MUST BE
MADE IN THE BACK
YARD.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
From Examination Papers.

from examination PapeTS.
Answers to Texas State Board
Exam given about 1875.
Question: What is compound
wound?
Answer: One wounding two parts
closely allied or the same organ
doubly.
Question: What character Of
wounds generally demand amputa-
ton?
Answer: Severe wounds - mostly
army wounds.
Question: What is fracture
Answer: 1t is slight breakage of
bone.
Question: What is carries Of bone?
Answer: Diseased condition Of
same.
Question: What is necrosis?
Answer: Can't tell unless it be a
condition similar to carries.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
You Know the First National Bank

Williamson wv. Va.) Daily News
Mr.. D. Fl. Clark, young man en-
ployed by the Armour Packing Com
pany, in attempting to jump on,a pass
ing truck this morning, fell and slip
ped under the wheels and his legs
wafe terribly lacerated and .mutilated
near the First National Bank.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
A Hard Case.

Second Lieut.. What is your name?
Dusky Buck -Oynx, sir.
Lieut.. That's funny name.
Buck-Yessah! You see, sab, aftah
nah dad was daid about year, all was
bohn an ah came so unexpectedly they
"alled me "Oynx."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16

The pretty girl blooms like rose
And each child has to wipe it's nose
In October.
Doctors prepare to fight the "fu,"
The health chiefs wonder what to do,
And hope the cases will be few.
This October.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-10-16
Highly Specialized Parts.

Letter received by 0. M. u, Monroe,
Mich.
Doctor:-I am very weak today,
and do not feel like walking down to
your office, so I am sending our little
girl But wish to say my soreness is
almost gone. Ny throat is little sore
and my eyes ache and hot water runs
from them constantly. | am also
bothered with quite an itching under
my chin and around my technical
parts. And / am attacked with sneez-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
FAkER SOLICITS
FOR TIMES FUND
Police to Be Notified /
9 Money Is Requested,
Filling the Stockings

Unauthosissd soliciting fee The Ohla.
honan- Times Empty Stocking fuaA h
bstns done In ths city. accerdiAS 70 re-
perts reaching The Times osfies today,
Two Housewives tivias h the isee Sissh
wsst Twenty third ssrsAt. tslsphomed
today that . young man Representing
himself - IN suthssissd solicitor 10,
the fund haA called At their hnmes.
Neither The Oklahoman. The Times
nor the United Providsns asseciatien
has authorised say psrasnai solicitation
for tfis fund. sll csatStbutisas 10 bs
unsolicited aAd direct b 80 n the
thrss above ssatisas1 assnts. .sithss
In psrson or BY mail Following ~
fiaAa ny u the campaign. the moNsy
ocaleeted ~ Aesspapsss y tuvAsl
over - ths Previdsat associsti tiea fos
uss b bsasi,,tins peos children q the
city.
Anysss sppeuseAsl ~ Q maa saaifsA.
Inc 70 - . rsVeseeatativs for thts fund
10 requested to notify the police In.
msdlatsly. tesp,n9 In mtnd = accurate
. deeoriptiea of The naA - possible
Gin scouts Of The haywood Chris, Ian
and Prssbytsrian churches win dlstrib.
ute iSe Christmas dona tion stockinsu
In the buslness district Of the city to.
morrow afternoon. The Provident A..
s0rlatioa has asked the city Ia provide
stockins. for this purpose. the money
corrected 10 No added 10 the empty
stocking fund.