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The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

The Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity Of
the George Washington University re-
sumed its fall and winter social pro-
am with A largely attended dance
their chapter house. 1915 Sixteenth
rect northwest Saturday evening
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Among the arrivals at the new Hotel
AMBASSADOR. Atlantic City. from
Washington. are Mr. W. J. C. Du-
ianey. Mr.. and Mrs. Van H Manning.
Mr.. Van H. Manning. jr., o. s Man
ming and Miss Stevens.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

After a residence OF about four
years at Concord. Hawthorne moved
again to Salem, where he had been
appointed as surveyor of the Gus
tom house at that port He filled
the position until a change OF ad-
ministratiOn led to his retirement.
He seems to have written little
during his official term; but, having
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles L
McCawIey arrived in Washington
yesterday afternoon from Bar Har-
Dor. Mrs MCCawley was seriously
III during the season, barring her
from all social affairs. and she is
now only partially recovered
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Mrs. Thomas /. Walsh left heT
summer place at Bar HarbOr yes
terday. and will spend some time
in visiting in and near Boston be
fore returning to her home on Mass
saChusetts avenue.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A L Scholz. OF New
York and New Orleans. and Mr.. w. c
Eurdick. Of Savannah. Georgia, are
the guests Of Mr.. NJ d. Smith. lI'5
Willard street northwest. Mr.. Scholz
Hnd Mr. Burdick were in charge OF
Important work for the French gov
ernment during the past two years,
and after a brief visit here will leave
for Havre. France.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry
We as a guest Mai. Maitland Kersey
he royal British army.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
TEN-MINUTE NOVELS

TODAY-The Scarlet Letter." by Nathaniel Hawthorne Con-
densation by George S. Barton.
TOM0RR0W-"The Mysteries of Paris" by Eugene Sue
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Or. and Mrs. A l. Hndreth and Dr.
Vernon J. Lohr will leave Wednes-
day for New Market, Va, to visit
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w..
GOhr.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Dr. Thomas A lie Breton. ambas-
sador OF Argentina, will be joined IN
Washington before the end Of Sep
tsmber by Nine. lie Breton, who will
sail from France on the Mauretania
on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Mai. Harra OF the cavalry, japanese
army. has arrived in Washington TO
serve as assistant military attache
Of the japanese embassy.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll and
their son. Mr.. Randolph Fitzhugh Car
roll. have returned to Washington
som their summer home in New
York.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

The Serbian Minister. DR.. Slavko Y.
Grouitch. gave a dinner party OF SIX
at the Cafe St Marks last night
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
NEW LINOTYPE
 OPERATOR HERE

Miss Edna Evans, arrived today on the steamer Jefferson with her mother from skagway, to take position with the Progressive-Miner as Linotype operator. '-k 14
 Miss Evans has been operator on the skasway Alaskan for a number of years and comes we'll recommended. Besides being welcome addition to short.handed force of the Progressive Miner, Miss Evans is charming young woman who will be popular with the young people of the First City.
 Miss Evans and her mother have taken apartments at the kurtz home OH Courthouse Hill until suitable house can be located.
 Patrick verney, who is now operat- ing the Linotype, will remain with the office as operator and job-man both of which positions he can fill equally well.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
Business Men Are in Favor of government
 Steamer Line

ANCHORAGE, (sy MaiD-Efforts Of the Alaskan Engineering Commission to induce the federal government to ouerate a steamsip next season bet ween Pacific coast ports in the various states and the towns Of Seward and Anchorage in Alaska are heartily SC conded by business men In Anchorage
 The commissions ocean freight every summer is of 50 large tonnage that the government can better afford to operate it's own steamship than pay the charges imposed by private trans portation companies. Prior to 1918, the United States Army transport Crook was in service for the Commission. bu, last season she did not resume her Alaska run as she was needed eise where for war purposes. Private com. oanIes. throughout 1918, handled the commissions ocean work. when the Crook was st the disoossi Of the com
 mission. she carried mail on both northbound and southbound trip. bui she did not transoort freight for private narsons or firms nor accommodate pas sAnners. except employees of tho com .-,Isaion.
 Anchorage business men arc anxious for the rnestablispnent of steanshir by the government because of tho mai
 facilities it would afford them. The -rlvatsiv owned steanshIps. which nov .-naia mall as f-sinht. mako "nIv In <rAcuent calls at ao"-hwesfern Aiesks -crts and as ron sarunnce as lone -n~'nA aa roen4h somet!..e- eIAo-ser without tho .eeeipt at Anchorage o' -,aii from the s4atEs, = - -.+
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
SECRET ORDERS DISCLOSE
 OFFENSIVE PLANS
Armed Clashes Between Peasants And Bolsl1eviks in Baden District
 Are Frequent Say Reports

BERLIN Feb 27:-Frequent clashes are reported odays dispatches in the Baden districts between the the Boshevki with great many casualties result the important of the German in the southwestern part of the country.
 LONDONFeb 27-Accordng to orders of the supreme mi tary Russian Bolshev army the Bolheyk planning practically all fronts is revealed here today.
 Allied Recognize Ukrainian Republic
 GENEVA Switzerland, Feb 27:-The Allies have formally recognized the Iranan Republic and have agreed Ukran ian participation peace negotiation entente ally it was announced here today
 PARIS Feb 27Savador ChamOrrO the Niearaguan dele' gate to the arrived here today from Mana gua He the speaker the House of Representatives and the father President of Nicaragua He accompanied by the three other high officials.
 Plot To Assist Kaiser Is Uncovered.
 LONDON, Feb Feb. 27:-The correspondent Of the Daly Mail eegraphng today from Berlin says that the Army of fcers class secretly assembling forces with view to repc np the former Kaiser back the throne again.
 Thirty Monarchist officers met secretly at Charlottenoug m February H and each pledged himself to hold in his re- sidence munitions for any emergency.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
Pioneer Killed By
 Bridge Timber

Anchorage, (By MalD While work- ing on the construction of Anchorage, recently. Hugh Marland, an Alaskan pioneer, 47 years old, was struck by falling pile and so badly injured that he died within half an hour afterwards. Ills body was brought to Anchorage. Funeral services were under the direc- ton of Ieioo No. 15, Pioneers Of Alas. ka, Anchorage. The deceased was not married. His nearest surviving rela. tive Is his father, James Nartand, of Viola Dale, Manitoba. Canada.
 Details of the accident are that the pile, just after having been raised ts perpendicular position preparatory to bein adriven. fell and that Mir. Mar lands attention having been diverted fer the moment. he was struck with out having seen it crashing toward him. He had been working on tho government railroad less than two months.
 Last summer Mr. Marand was en,- ployed as a boatman freighter by the Discovery Mining Company in the Good News Bay country. In 1e17 and in 1916 he was foreman on the placer mining property of F. o. Manley in the iditarod district. In 1915 and in 1914, he prospected in the Koyukuk district. He was born in Manchester, England. He was naturallzed citizen of the Unit. ed States. He was member of igtoo No. 5, Pioneers of Alaska, Ruby.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
A. M. PALMER
 TO SUCCEED
 T.W.CREG0RY
Custodian ofAlien Property is The
 Nominee

WASHINGTON, Q. C.. Feb. 27:-- Presiden. Wilson today nominated AIsxander Mitchell Palmer, alien pro- perty custodian, as Attorney General to succeed Thomas, Watt Gregory, of Texas, who was appointed in 1914.
 lMr. Palmer, who is native of Pennsylvania and ay n1e.pber of the society Of Friends, or ouakers, was 9 member of the 61st and 62nd con gresses 1aoosf9t3.s He was appointed custodian .of Alien enemy property by nfesidank wilson at the beginning of the war, wf1err he volunteered his serviees to the country, saying that while he could not as a Quaker held in any way ts further the war he wised to serve his country in time Of need, and the post of custodian was given him. He was admitted to the bar in 1893 and has praetIeed law ever since.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27

During the period in which her ia ther the Duke of connaught was Gov ernor-General of Canada, the Princess Patricia became very popular with the oeople Of Canada who named one ci their famous regiments the first Cana dian Light Infantry for her, the "Prin cess Pats Own." She has refused marriage to the King AIphonso oi Spain, King Manuel of Portugal and the Marquis of AnseIsey. and In her present marriage loses many of her priveleees in court unless, ss has bees proposed, her husband is made peer in his own right.
 If she remains plain Mrs. Alex. A Ramsay, the Princess cannot stand be fore the Queen, cannot have dinner with the King, her cousin, and cannot even enter the palace, where she used to drop in whenever the notion took her, until now.
 Commander Ramseay is the yeungel brother of the Earl of Dalhousie anc was one of the aide-de-camps of the Duke of Connaught in Canada whers he met the Princess. During the wal he served both on land and sea anc won tn distinguished Service Order for sallantry in the GaIIipoIi ExpedI ton. 1t Is rumored that he may bt made Duke of Gallipoli to relieve tht embarrassing position in which thu princess Is placed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK IN NEW YORK CITY
 NEXT TUESDAY
Suffragettes in "Prison Speciai' Are Touring States Advocating Action
 On National Suffrage Measure

WASHINGTON, DC. Feb. 27:-President Wilson has ex- tended invitation all the members of the Democratic Na tional Committee to take luncheon with him is also announced today that he will probably speak in New York City on the nghtof March 1. -~....~ =.
 President Warns Memebers Of Committee
 President Wilson solemny warned the members of the eg Relations Committee at dinner last night that chaos would be the the League of Nations should be failure thru the United Iatesremainng out He explained in detail how this would and states that those attending the dinner liberty make public anything that transpred at the meeting.
 President Interprets League Of Nations
 The Presidents interpretation of the League fNations informally before Congress today by members of the Foreign Relations Committee Before leaving France, the President secured fairly complete draft of the whole project and the proceedings the conference in the first stage all of which has been presented to Congress today.
 Private Secretary Tumuty announced today that the Pres dent has definitely decided to speak in New York Tuesday night at great partisan meeting which may also by president desires. Wm Taft has been touring the country in favor of the League of Nations
 President Heads Parade Today
 As he swung along brisk strike heading the Pennsy given many cheers The parade in honor of the home coming of the soldiers of the city The President carried big flag and marched behind Marine band and returned to White House through applaudng throng.
 The President is holding hour conference this after with the members of Congress legislation plan
 Republicans To Meet Tonight
 The Republican members of the House will meet this even ing nominate speaker The contest lies between Repre- eaative Frederick Ge of Massachusetts, James R. Mann tt Chicago and Phillip F. Campbell. of Kansas.
 WASHINGTON D. G. Feb 27-Reports received here today that Special" which twentysix of the
 ant suagsts of the National Womans Party left wash recently blocked in the middewest by snow which Is laying the of Omaha On this trip are the speak who beenaed for their pcketng and other demon fratons in of the White House. They demanding e rentrodueon passage the suffrage 1 March 4.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27

Mr. A. ]. MeRain, pioneer transfer msp of ketchikan.. who has been out of the buslness for sometime, has purchased the, horse belonging to the Granby Mining Company and an. nounced that he will be ready to take orders as usual. He Is making hIs ResaqyafteTs at tbs Nprthlsnd .Pask
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27

LONDON, Feb. 27;-ln a shooting and negroes in Cardiff, two of the Americans were wounded according to a dispatch to The Evening News from Cardiff.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
STUDENTS REFUSE TO DRILL

STUDENTS REFUSE TO DRILL
 CHICAGO, Feb. 27:--Two hundred and fifty sophomores and freshmen at Northwestern University are on strike in opposition to compulsory military training. They absented themselves from drill yesterday and presented petition to Presiden. Hoigate asking that the training be made optional with the students Meanwhile they are marked absent without leave from drlli.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 27;-Gov ernor Edge today announced the names of more than fifty delegates ap pointed to represent New Jersey a, the tercentenary celebration of the landing of the Pilgrims. The celebra. ton is to Bs held in England, H ei land, the United States, Canada, and Australia, and will also eommenforate other events In the development of the rEnglish-speaklng peoples. The date for the American celebration has not been definitely determined.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27

WASHINGTON Feb. 27;--Eieven American steamers requtsiticned dur ing the war by the Government were released to their ewners today by or der Of the Shipping Boards Division Of Operations. They were the Nun wood, Muhaibro. kerwoed, kerntoor. Howick Hall; Severance, Mentese, Mariana, eaeipus, PIeiades, and Ste -phen R.. jofies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
MAYOR HANSON INVITED EAST TO
 GIVE ADDRESS

SEATTLE, Feb. 27:-Mayor Ole Hanson has been invited to address a banquet party in New York on March 6, given bp the antl-Boisheviki Campaign Committee is was an nounced here this morning. Mayor Hanson has not made any decision as yet whether to accept the invita- ton or not.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
ALsAriAN cENTRIsrs MEET

sTRAseouRe, Feb. 27:-The AL satian Centre Party, the first political group to be reeonstituted In Aisace since ,the release from German au. thority. met today. .
 The 300 members present adopted a resolution favorins the teaching ot both French and German in the schools, the maintenance of the rights of the Church, and the adoption o, special labor laws.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
PRINCESS PATRICIA
 MARRIES
Becomes Bride Of British Naval
 Commander

LONDON, Feb. 27:-Princess Victor ia Patricia, youngest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of connaught be- came the bride of Commander Aiea. ander R. M. Ramsay, of the Royal Navy, today. The marriage was ceIe. b~ated in Westminster Abbey, the Archbishop of Canterbury officiating The Princess Is 33 years of age.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
MAN .CONFESSES
 KILLING,HIS WIFE

SEATTLE. Feb. 27:--on surrender Ing to the police here, after having confessed to the murder of his wife Alice, Emil karhn declared that he killed her because she refused to live with him.
 Mrs. karhn Was domestic in the home of E. A. Wanamaker and was found there with her throat siashed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
MEN HOLDING A
 - = -s MEETING
Representatives. of 10 Million Will discuss The
 Problem

LONDON, Feb. a7:--An industrial convention composed Of about sight hundred representatives. of soth en,. ployers and employees met at centfal Hall, Westminster today for the pur pose of acquaintins the GoserHnen, with their views on the strike and la, bor situation in the 6rtIsh Isles. The employees alone represent some ter million workers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
52 MEDICAL OFFICERS
 ORDERED TO SIBERIA

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27;-orders assigning 52 medical officers for duty with the American forces in Siberia were issued here by the war depart ment. The party, including seven majors, nineteen captains and twen- ty-six Iieutenants, will sail from San Francisco.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
MONARCHISTS ARE PLOTTING
Allies Finally Agree to Recognize Ukrainian Republic
63RD ARTILLERY
 REACHES N. Y.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27:--- Tho Sixty Third ceaat Artillery, largely treops frSm the state of Washington, arrly- ed from France this friorfiina and wifi leave for the west immediately.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
ENGLAND GIVES 6EsTHoYERs
 AN6 SUBS TO AUSTRALIA

ELBouRNE,-The Commonwealth of Australia will accept gift of sfx destroyers and six modern type sub marines, rendered by the. British gov ernment, according to an announce ment made here.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
MARSHAL SHARPE BACK FROM
 WRANGELL

Deputy Marshal w. B. Sharpe re. turned last evening from WranosIl and a tour of the west coast. He went north a week ago to escort the aged native murderer Harry klseh. koon to WrangeI where he will ser we his life sentence for killing Mary Kushnick at saxman several years a. go. From Wranseli Marshal Sharpe took the mail boat for the west coast coming back by way of Craig. /.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
VOLCANO ELECTS
 BOILING LAVA

HONOLULU, Feb. 27;-Lava in te greatest quantity observed in 40 years in flowing from kilauea, the largest active volcano in the world. The lava is pouring over all sides of the central firepit walls on to the old crater floor. Scientists said they ex- pected the lake of lava to subside within a month.
 The old crater floor of kilauea vol cano has an area of about four square miles. The central firepit is about 2,oo0 feet in diameter. Several times recently lava has poured over the constantly erumbling edges to the central firepit walls. submergin9 the old crater floor, which in active times is black plain.
 scietific tests two years ago showed the temperature of the lava to be 2,Q0o degrees Fahrenheit. These tests were made by Professor r. A. Jassar, chief of the volcano obserya. torye who had spent five: yeasa ssak- bis eromesrie dAylees Into lhe. s,xIgi. Ing, 0fllng= ,laxas sfrpsesspr ySResr and his issftkants q sessnabied doWu into the ssntfaf sspit and put onto the hot bare y solid crust Of, lava for a hun dreda yards. The crust on which they walked sank into the molten lake shortly after they had retvr1sd.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27
Soundings Are
 Being Made For
 Susitna Bridge

/ cHoRAGE, (By Mai) soundings are ing made for the proposed bridge aert the Susitna river, 15o miles nor of Anchorage, on the surveyed rot of the government railroad. Tho .!ork of making the soundings vii cuire about six weeks time.
 T. Susitna river bridge, figuring to- get. it approaches and main struc- turt i'll be about t27o feet long. The spa over the main channel of the rive T be about 400 feet long. Actu- ale cuction operations are expected to t next summer.
 IT nd of steel in the Anchorage Div of the government railroad Is lkeetna river, 11s miles north @ orage: The building of the Tais. a.ri1sr. bridse..is now in pro. aAss .s-A
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-27

P. sor and Mrs. w. G. Reattie whe .s been the guests of Captain and E. W. c. Dibrel for the past w s.t for their horne in Metiaka. r. .c9.1 rday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-10
KROTKIE
Z EUROPY.

Berno, 10. pazdzienika. - On
S listopada odbedzie sic inaugu--
racya czeskiego miwersytetu W
stolicy Moraw Bernie, przy czem
obecny bedzie prezydent Masa-
ryk.
Petrograd, 10. pazdziernika. -
w ostatnich szeSciu miesiacach
zmartQ W Petrogrsdzie 10000 O.
sob, Co n~ajwymowniej swTadczy
o rozpaczliwych stosunkach, ia,
kie tam panuja.
Wenecya, 10. pazdziernika. -
Rad wioski udziehl patryarcha-
towi Wenecyi 1896 ton bronzu:
azeby ulac z niego dzwony, &C.
lem zastspienia mimi tych, ktore
zabrali Austryacy w czasie swej
inwazyi wAoskiej.
Paryz, 10. pazdziernika. - w
calym Paryzu ME MONA obecnie
znaiezc ami jednego mieszkania
czy to umeblowanego czy ME. Cd
czasu wybuchu wopy $4,000 ro-
dzin schroni8o sic do Paryza i ten
fakt stai sic Przyczyua ogromne-
go braku mieszkan..
Wieden, 10. pazdziernika. -
Rad austryacH zabrai sic Z Gala
energia do wprowadzania W zy-
Gle dekretu, ma p~odstawie ktore-
go wszyscy cudzoziemcy, a zwSa-
SEGA skupieni we Wiedniu zydz,
galicyjscy, musza oPuszczac gra-
nice novel tel republiki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-10

re opusciwszy wyszynk wsiadl
do AUTOMOBILE a nastepnie do
opuScn swa maszyne l
rownicz wsiadI do tramwaju. Me
tracqc czasu chwyci} go w swe
d}onie, odebra} mu broh, a nastep
nie odwiozi ma stacye Policyjna
Englewood, gdzie Brennan do
why sic ~przyznai.
Ma idacego utica James'a Stei-
gera, zam .pnr. 3S25 w. 90 ul,, Ia
pablo dwu murzynow, ktorzy IRA
bowali mu $500 w got6wce. Stei-
ger spieszy} do domu swego bra
ia, kt6remu pieniqdzmi tymi sp}a
ci6 choial dug. Napad odby} sic
PREY ulicy Lawndale i 63ciej.
Lava wielkoprzysiegfych u
chronifa wczoraj J6zefa Borchar-
da, morderce, Cd stryczka, dlate-
go, re jest kaleka. Swojego CA
SUI Borchard, oraz niejaki Peter
Scaper, rabujac pewnemu obywa
telowi kurnik, zostali przychwy-
ceni ma goracym uczynku przez
pokcyanta Henryka A. Mandelco.
Rorclrard dal strza} do policyan-
ia, ktory wnet poFwypadku u
mari. Mordcrca przesiedzi reszte
swego zycia W wiezieniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-10
Rueh v TGEazystgaGh.
ZE STANBSLAWOWA.

- Tow. Sw. Stanis}awa K. No.
$50 Zjed. odbedzie WaIne posiedze--
ME DIS, W piatek, dnia 1890 paz-
d~zierntka, o godzinie 1880 wiecZo-
rem, W sail zwyk}ych pOsiedzen. -
ObeorosG kazdego czionka pozadana,
poniewaz beda omawiane sprawy,
kt6re byIy dane przez Sejm iowa
rZystwom Zjednoczenia do zadecy-
dowania. Take So inne sprawy do
zaiatwien'a, tyczace sic osobScie
ka5dego czfonka. Ia n~ieobecnosc ma
tenn posiedzeniu kara podiug konsty-
tucyi. - J6zef G. ucha, PREF. Jan
J. Kachnowski, sekr. prot.
- Bractwo MlodZiencow Sw. 10
zefa odbedzie nadzwyczajne posie--
dzenie W niedziele, 1880 p~azdzierni-
ka o godziuie 1szej p~oDofudniu, W
sail zwyklych poeiedzeh. Z powodu
zgonu jednego Z naszych braci, Bro
nislawa Poxor-owskiaSo - Roman
Crochowina, prsz.; A'cjzy katAs
sekr. prot.
- Tow. i'm. x. Wine. Barzynskie
go No. 81 Zjed. odbedzie mfesiecz-
ne posiedzenie dZisiaj wiec2orem, o
godzinie Smej W sail zWyktych po-
siedzen. Wazne sprawy do zasatWle-
mia isprawoDdanie delegate z sell
mu. wiec kazry c1sonek powHien
sic stawiG. - Fran. Czonstka, PREF.
Fran. S. 1ywicki, sekr. prot, 1888
n. Lawndale ave.
Pueiedzenie Dworu Fryderyka
Chopina No. 1899 z. K. L. odbedzie
sic W piatek, dnia 10 paSdziernika'
W sail zwyklych posied0eh. Kazdy
brat powinien by tobecny, DO be
dzie i~pstalacya urzednik6w, a po IN
stz.acyi wieczorek. - Jan Niew1e-