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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
MENzIE ENTERS
 HOSPITAL WHEN
 GOT TO STATES
WELL KNOWN FAIRBANKSAN HAS BEEN SERIOUSLY ILL IN SAN FRANCISCO HOSPITAL REPORTED TO BE MAKING GOOD PROGRESS.

According to adyices received by mail from San Francisco in yester- days mail, k. D. (Bob) Menzie has been seriously ill since his arrival ill the states recently. Shortly after be reached Frisco he was taken to the Adler hospital where he underwent a series of operations, one for appen- dicitis and another for gallstones.
 At the time the letter was written he was still weak and has not been able to see anyone except the neces- sary attendants and Volney Rich mond He was rapidly improving, however, and it was expected that ht, would be able to leave the hospi- tai about Thanksgiving. MT. Menzie, who was connected with the heat and light and transportation departments of the local N. c. branch for years, left Fairbanks late last summer to enter business for himself in the states.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
PRESBYTERIANS
 TO GIVE SHOW
GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR CHURCH BENEFIT NEXT
 WEDNESDAY EVENING.

According to an announcement ma le last evening. there will be an enter tainmcnt given at the Presbyterian church next Wednesday evening for the benefit of that institution A varied program of unusual excellence has been arranged for the occasion and it will be up to the usual standard set by the church in former similar events.
 There will be moving pictures and a general literary program both amusing and entertaining, The movies are all new ones and have never been exhibited in Fairbanks before. There will be musical sketches, a new novelty act by new musician, recitations both sert- ous and comic, quartettes, etc. giy- d full two-hour program for the nOmi- nal price of admission, 50 cents.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
TRAIL BULLETIN

Salcha-Hoyt with big truck south 12:3O p. m. yesterday. Mall north 11:15 D. ID.
 Richardson-No traffic.
 Donnelly-Trail fair. Mail, two passengers south 3:3O p. III. yester- day.
 McCallums-Trail heavy. North mail arrived departing a. ID. Sheldon four passengers arrived departing north a. m. Brewer mail team south a. m.
 Gulkana-Trail heavy. Mail north zoo a. m. date.
 Copper Center-Mail five passen- gers south 700 a. m. date.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
TWO MORE SEEK
 TO BE CITIZENS
TWO NENANAITES MAKE APPLl- CATION FOR FIRST NATUR-
 ALIZATION PAPERS.

At the office of clerk of court yester- day two applicants appeared and filed their declaration of intention of be coming citizens and took out their l~sr naturalization papers. Both gave their place of residence as Ne mana and it is understood are em- ployes of the Alaskan Engineering commission
 One of them, John Ranza. was born Bohemia and has been in the United tates since 1888. He came from lawson to Alaska In 1904 or 1905. The other, Max Behrmann, is a native
 Hungary and has been in America since 1904.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
TWO GAMES FOR
 THIS AFTERNOON

Owing to the postponement of the two curling games set for last even ing on account of the dinner given to the members at that time, those matches will be played off this after 1oon The play will start at 2 o'clock.
 Skip Kelly and the "kewpies" will
 oD the winning streak of Carlsten At the same time Rickert will cross Drooms with Schooling. The games Monday evening are between Cath cart and Schooling and Rickert and Preston
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
VOIy MACKENSEIN
 NOW IN BERLIN

BERLIN, Dec, A. (P Field Marshal von Mackensen, one of the greatest of the German leaders in the world war and conquerer of Ru- mania, arrived in this city this morning. He was given a great ova- tion and pelted with flowers by huge crowd which assembled at the railway station when it was learned that he was to arrive.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
PLEADS
 ON MONDAY P. N.
MAKER OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE TO BE GIVEN
 HEARING MONDAY

Fred Clinton, the ortimer who was recently arrested charged with the manufacture of alcoholic beverage in violation of the Alaska Dry law, will apear before United States commis- sioner Reed HeiIig Monday afternoon aj 2:30 o'clock for the purpose of entering his plea. If MT. Clinton pleads not guilty, the commissioner will set a time for hearing the case at that time.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
NEWSY NOTES
 FROM NENANA

NENANA, Alaska. Dee 6-The Nenana commercial club held a mos5 successful smoker this evening at which the new officers for next year were installed R. s. Mcdonald ro. ttrfng executive officer Dr. I. & Bow on and Secretary R. J. Divon made hort talks which were greatly appre- ciated by the members. Singing dancing and several boxing bouts featured the evening
 j. |. Cuufnan who arrived from Fairbanks yesterday left on this morn 5ng's train for the coast going out by the way of Broad Pass.
 r Tyler left this morning for rh. %.nana canyon where he will take a number of pictures for the Alaskan
 ineering commission
 The local lodge, Loyal Oraor ot Moose are planning an initiation of candidates for next Monday night The meeting will be a busy one for both members and candidates.
 George Markus, who recently under went an operation at the government Hospital is reported to be progress ing nicely.
 Get your bread cakes, pies, dough- nuts and cookies at the U. S. Grill.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
JOHN MOE MAKES
 RAID ON CACHE
REPORTED HAS ARRE s T ED BROOKS WOMAN WHO HAD
 BURBERRY JUICE

According to reports received in town yesterday evening, Special Agent John Moe, who recently went to Brooks has arrested a Mrs. Rado- witch, at that camp, who, it is stated vas found with a cache of what is
 fIeged to be blueberry "hootch." IL is understood that Mrs. Radoyitch, ho was formerly Bell Mitchell, will contest the case.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
ARREST SUSPECT
 IN CALIFORNIA

WEED, Calf, Dec, 5.-(P)-Walter Tabor, said to be a brother to Miss Maud Tabor, whose body was found in a trunk several days ago at Law ton, Michigan was arrested here to- day. Mrs Lester Tabor, the mother of the girl will be prot here tomor- row for detention. A sister of the dead girl and her former sweetheart have also been arrested by Michigan authorities.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
NENANA GIRL IS
 VISITING TOWN
MISS MILDRED ANDERSON VISIT ING FRIENDS IN FAIRBANKS
 FOR A FEW DAYS

Miss Mildred Anderson of Nenana, was a passenger on Fridays train from the lower river railroad town and is the guest of MT. and Mrs Michael O'Brten during her stay here. Miss Anderson is the daughter of Herman Anderson, of Nenana, and is private secretary to F. D. Browne engineer in charge of interior con struction work on the government railroad Miss Anderson will remain in town for several days.
 HAVE YOUR clothes made by Berg
 the Tailor opposite the Nordate
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07

Forty-eight persons attended the "losers' dinner" to the Fairbanks Curling club last night at the Model cafe Every one of them had a good time and one of the best "regulatton curIer feeds" that the town could provide.
 They were all there that could get away, covers being laid for Aft, peo- lie, two of whom were unable to be present There was Charles Gefs. probably the youngest member of the club, whose father, R. J Geis, letter known as Bob" was one cf the mainstays of the club in its early days and whose name is en- gravcd on several of the trophies displayed on the dining tables There was but there is some dispute as to the oldest member anyway they were all there, A. R. Heilig, Judge Erwin, Schooling, and all of the old heads at the game and as full of pep as the youngest of them.
 The dinner was beef and greens" md lots of it. II was greatly enjoyed 5y everyone. Following the feed a number of short talks were made anont the clubs prospects and all were enthusiastic over the way the sport is awaking interest in the town it was the consensus of opinion that the present season has so far been the most successful in the history of the local club and that it will more than hold its own turnout the winter The membership list of the organiza- lion is full and several applications aro filed for any vacancies that may occur in the future
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday, Dec. [, 1919.
 11:0O a. m.-Morning Worship. Theme: Answering the Call A quite restful hour. Welcome.
 12:15 p. m.-Sunday School.
 800 D. m-Junior Endeayor.
 TOO p. m.-Senior Christian En- deavor.
 500 p. m.-Eventng Worship. Theme; What the Economic Life of America Needs" Good singing, spe- ciaI music. Come get acquainted.
 500 p. m. Wednesday evening. An entertainment, including a sight-see- ing trip to New York City.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
Panama Valley Railroad
Time Card
Effective November 1st, 1919

EtTeCuYe NONemDeF 1SI, 1S1S
 Subject to change without notice.
 Trains for Chatanika, Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Leave Fairbanks ......,.... goo A. M. Return to Fairbanks ......5:3O P. Nj.
 Trains for NORTH NENANA, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
 Leave Fairbanks .........-.7.OO A. M. Return to Fairbanks 500 P. M.
 Trains ONLY for Cinema and Gil more on Saturdays.
 Leave Fairbanks for Cinema TOO A. M. Return to Fairbanks ......8:30 A. M. Leave Fairb'ks for Gilmore goo A. M. Return to Fairbanks ......-.2:55 P. NJ.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
CATHOLIC

December [. Second Sunday of Advent.
 500 a. m.-Communion Mass. 1O:30 a. m.-Parish Mass and Sun day School.
 7:30 D. m.-Rosary and BenediC- tion.
 Special Feasts and Services of the Week:
 Monday-The Immaculate Concep- ton of B. V. M.
 Feast of obligation. First mass at 7:3O, second at 9:30.
 On other days Mass at 500 a. m. Benediction on Monday.
 Next Sunday Father Monroe in tends to visit Nenana.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
Church Notices
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday services at ? p. m.. sub Ject: God the Only Cause and Crea- tor"
 Sunday School at 100 p. ID.
 Services Wednesday evening at S:l5 o'clock.
 Reading room open Wednesday afternoon from 2:3O 10 500 o'clock v,Aen all authorized literature may be read or purchased
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07

EATON. CRANE and PIXIES STA MlNToSH & KUBON, Druggists.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
LARGEST FIRST
 CLASS MAIL IN
SHIPMENT ARRIVING CONSISTED OF TWELVE POUCHES OF
 LETTER MAIL.

According to a statement made at the postoftice yesterday the outside mail that arrived yesterday morning was one of the largest if in fact not the largest to be received since the winter service set in. Twelve pouches of letter mail were received in this shipment which also contained eight sacks of second class matter. About half of the first class matter received was for local distribution, the other being for the lower river
 Mrs. Midge-I think Congressman Mutz is a nasty Ornery man.
 MT. Midge-What's the matter with him?
 Mrs. Midge-It says here in the paper that he has gone down to see Panama canal strip.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07

COIN PURSES, BILL BOOKS, BILL
 FOLDS and MONEY BELTS. M'INToSH & kuBoN. Druggists.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-07
LOSERS DINNER WELL ATTENDED
 AT MODEL CAFE

FORTY-EIGHT PERSONS ATTEND CURLING CLUB DINNER MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN OVER OUTLOOK FOR SPORT THIS SEASON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
FRONT RANK PUPILS
IN DRILL PRACTICE

Yesterday afternoon at t1r stat" 'fa!r
grounds tn" 81 boy" and iIrlS FORMING
the front rank Of thr army ~ 2.?Hn pub
lie school children who wi participate
in the mass drill at Fridays fold day
program. met end led by MISS Ellen d.
llaan. went through their exercises
without n hitch. Uniformly they follow
cd tho director through tho movements
and perfectly they executed the ten OIL
frrcnt exercises composing tho drill.
Today W. &. Carpenter with his ASSIST
ants in the manual truninE department
Will erect the leaders, PLATFORM mark OFF
tho field and place signs in various parts
Of The ground designating Whcr" "ach
souoI Of performers Is /" b" stationed.
All of tho maypolrs hay" been given
thur final touches. including thr Eiidcd
duneS and will h" on hand ready Tor ms
particular part Of the program.
Tomorrow Afternoon promptly nj two
o'clock tho CratcSt show on Garth will
be staged by the school children of
Whccllng-your boys and your girls and
their act. that OF demonstrating the
value Of 4 strong. we'll built body. is sec
oud tn no p"rformanc ever presented
Tomorrow is n great day in tho annals
Of physical education in the public
schools nf this city. and preparations arc
made for entertaining thronE OF pro-
pic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Newport News Man Is
President of {. of {.

WASHINGTON. May 1i.-Homcr L.
Ferguson. of Newport News virginia
president and general manager or INC
Newport News ShpbuildinE and DrE
Dock company. has been elected prcs'-
dem OF the chamber Of commerce OF inc
United States. This announcement vas
made today at the offices Of III" chitinhcr
hero ms the result of a mail vote Of the
board Of directors.
MIR. Ferguson succeeds as president
Hurry 4. Wheeler. of Chicago. who de-
clined recollection after serving two sep
aratc terms. MIR. Ferguson was nolni-
mated Immediately after the chamf"r
concluded lis annual meeting AT 81
Louis this month ana was unopposcd'
Among other officers elected were y
T.. Faruuhar York. Pennsylvania; rs
York. Pennsylvania AS honorary vice
president and w. l.. altMSr, Pittsburgh,
member executive committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Holly Contested Election
Is Held at BuCkhannO1

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclliEcncer.
BCCKHANNON. w. Va. May IA
mellow sunset closed the polls Of BUCK
lannon's most fcrccly contested election.
Not long sine" Euckhnnnnn voters
adopted the commission form of govern
ment, thus bringing Ruckharnon proper
South Buckhannou and North Buckhan-
non under one government. r"daE ;
election, IN which NJ. Il. Hymcs. present
mavor Buckhannnn, and former chief
ur police, was elected mayor OF the city
over Henry K. Gay. cS-maynr or Soulh
Buckhannon. was holly contested from
sunrise IN sunset. The complete vote
follows:
For Maynr--M r; Hymcs 4o6; Henry
X. Gay. ~.
For Police Judgr--Allan Outright 4o6;
W. +. Starthcrs. 423.
For City clrrk--Ecnjamin H. Carpen-
ter. 2S3: Jerome V. Hail. 46e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
The Heart of Humanity

Again We give 4 brief synopsis "t
1.-THE Heart Of Humanity tho most ap-
pealing love story Of the great war oyer
filmed and which is bring shown nj IN"
Virginia theatre all this week. giving
two per:o-roanr"s in tho afternoon ana
two in the evening.
In a little picturesque vtllas" IN the
Canadian woods lives Nanrttc. the ward
Of Father Michael. the parish priest. Sh"
is engaged to John. onc OF the ny" sons
Of Widow Patricia. John returns from
college and brings with him as travelling
companion. Oscar Strange. Oscar makes
love to her huJ Eanctte never faltcrS in
her love for John
Then comes tho war. Widow Fatricia
gives her five sons. John and Nah'ttr
are married before he goes rs. an aviator
in the Canadian forces. Ono by one the
widow hears Of the death Of four OF her
boys. Sanettc. a mother now. reads IN
her husbands letters of the terrible
suffering endured by French and Bel
sian children. She leaves her baby with
her rnother-in-law and goes abroad AS a
Red Cross nurse.
Nanettc sees John but once. She is on
duty in a convent that has been put to
use as an asylum of refuge for children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Canton Boy Champion
Shot Of the i. s. Army

LENrAEs. France Tuesday. My Is
Private Orvillc B. York, Fifth marines.
woh less than ynar agn was attending
high school in Canton, o.. today became
the recognized pistol shot champion OF
the American cxpcditionar? force. York
who is only is years old. and who had
never fired a pistol until h" Joined tn"
Marine Corps last July. won his title
over q field of 500 contestants on III"
D'huvprs range.
With the exception of Color Sergeant
James ". Dell. hflccnth field artillery,
York outShot all ccmcrS at every
range and in every class of fire. scoring
1922 points out Of a possible Ion.
Dell had nm honorary scnr" Of 1850 but
being Q distinguished pistol shot. his
scOr,. wTlS not counted in tho cumpc-
ttion Works victory gives the fifth
Marines clean sweep of individual first
korors with both small arms. since cor
poral Leland X. Pcyton. of South Pasa-
dcna. California. Il member Of the. Tegl-
mcnt, won the rife title.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Daily Air Mail Service
Cleveland to Chicago

CLEVELAND. O.. May li.-Dally ar
mail service between Cleveland and Chi
coro will h, started tomorrow Posinas-
ter William J. Murphy sad tonight. The
service will bc under entirely different
conditions than prevailed when initial
flights of air mail planes between New
York, Cleveland and Chicago worr made
last year the government having taken
every prrcaulion possible 10 carry mail
through the air on time and scheduled
intervals, il was announced
Fifteen Of the flcrtcI airplancs. each
equipped with Liberty Motors. arc avail
able for Tho observation-disclosures air mail
route. Eight pilots. some Of them aces
from tn" Western front in Europe, have
hccn employed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
HOTELS PACKED

The hotels were crowded last night.
every room being taken and cots wcr"
put up in all sample rooms and in some
cases in the halls. but with these pro-
visions many people arriving in the city
after $50 o'clock could not secure ac-
commodations.
Many reservations were made ahead
for the state pharmacc utical convention
and a greater number of delegates came
IN than was expected. taking all sur
plus rooms on hand.
The arrival Of the trains from the
east and west made matters worse. and
many Of the late arrivals were with
out sleeping accommodations of any
kind and had TO pass tho night in the
best way they could. Many dozcd off
in the chairs of the hotel lohhicS. while
others checked their grips and took ad-
vantage Of the beautiful night by stroll
ing I'D and down the streets until morn
inR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
FRENCH INSPECTION OF
N. & W. ELECTRIC LINES

ELliEf1 ". Va. May HAN
inspcrtion OF The elrCtriicatinn system
Of the Norfolk & Western railway w;tS
started to-day by !" prominent French
railroad officials. composing the Gift
cinl French commission for invest iEa-
ton Of railroad "lCrtririraljnn. To-day
,h" nfriciulS invest gated electrical
operation and working OF tho electric
Incomniivo Tomorrow they VIII in
spcct power production plants and2 line
construction. The commission Will be-
hero for several days. and expects L"
gather information of great importanc"
10 France during tho years of recon-
81 rllrt ION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
WHEEllNG'S BIG AUTO
SHOW OPENS TODAY

The Wheeling auto show opens today
on.the second floor Of the HawleE build
ING. and will continue for three days.
closing on Saturday night.
The big room in the building ~ soT
zeourly decorated with electric lights,
bunting and gTeenery and is regular
bower of beauty. with all Of the Lead
ing makers Of automobiles in the coun-
try and many auto accessory displays.
The entire floor is given over 10 tn"
show. and all spaces are filled with %N-
hibits. while the orchestra will play
during the show hours of the days ana
nights.
Everything up to the niuut" in auto
movies and accessories will be on eNnl-
bi,ion and the show will be the biggest
ever in Wheeling.
Practically every local dealers in cars
and accessories have displays. and
many firms os national prominence have
rented spaces which have all been doc
GRATED and blend in with the Who'll"
color scheme of the show.
Exhibitors wern busy up until lat"
hour last night getting their booths into
shape for today's opening. Will" som"
did not get through tho finishing touches
will be put on this morning by tho tim"
' the doors are thrown open to the public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Government Troops
Meeting With Defeat

SAN SALVADOR. May l4.-Advlccs
from Nicarar qua say that Costa Rlcan
revolutionary forces continue to ad-
vance and arc defeating III" troops un-
der Prcsidcn; TinncO. capturing numcr-
Gus prisoners and some war material
\ circular has been addressed to the
Governments Of Central America ask
ing recognition of the belligerency OF
the revolution.
The Nicaraguan authorities have ar
rested IS persons who were attempting
to ioin the revolutionary ranks The
Eicara guam govrrcrnent. the adviccs
adj is neutral in this political cmcrG-
cncy of a neighboring country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
DON afterward Johns airplane

Soon afterward Johns airplane is
brought down inside the German lines
and he is madc q prisoners. In their ad-
vance toward Paris the Germans cap
ture the little town in which Nanctte is
in service. Among the enemies is Oscar
Strange. now German Officer. Nancttc
IS captured.
In thu meantime John has escaped
from the German prison and goes. IN
German uniform. to seek Nanctte in the
convent. After thrilling fight he
breaks into the room where strange and
Naucttc are struggling. He kills Strange
and rescueS his wife. but not until she
has plunged a dagger into her breast.
She does not. die. however. The con-
clusion of tho story is depicted IN The
Hearts Of Humanity" which has hecn de-
Scrbcd cs the greatest screen pruduc-
ton since Tho Birth Of Il Nation. with
Dorothy Phillips in the Leading role
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Posse Called OF The
Trail Of MOOnShinerS

RLTEFTEI.D. W. Va. May 14.-Hnm-
rr Recdv mcrnhcr of tho party IF three
lnoonshinrrS who engaged in a pistol
duel with deputy shcritfs at .lcnkinjonrs
about noon Tuesday. and in which De-
putty Sheriff II. y. Blankrnship was
killed and VIII Murray m"rtally wound
cd. was still at larE" tonight. Possess
organized soon after tho trouble. have
been called off. with III" hope, officials
state. he will surrender.
Murray. who witnesses state first on
encd fire on the officers as tn" Inter
werc loading q captured still on train
at JcnkinjoncS. has improved. He has;
three bullets in abdomen and on" III the
thigh.
Alex Isiliups. third member Of tho
moonshincrs' party. was released on ST.
nnn bond for Mcdowell county criminal
grand jury. Witnesses say h" took no
active part In tn" shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
CIarkSburg Appeal From
Ruling Of Commission

CHARLESTON. ". Va. May 14.-Pc-
lit;on was filed Ivy the ClarkShnrE Heat
and Light Company N IN" supreme court
Of appeals today asking for an appeal
from tho order Of tho pubic service COM
mission Of April Is. grnting III" COM
pany an incr"as" in rates. hu: denying
tho right to classify its consumers or
make special contracts with them.
The harrisburg Hcat and Light Com
pany's petition questions the turisdic-
tion Of the commission in tn" matter Of
private company furnishing gas to
other private companies on tho ground
that neither ar" public utilities. and fN,r-
thcr questions tho conrpanys claSSitica-
ton Of it's consumers as unreasonable.
and asks that tho order of the commits
sion be set aside. Hearing before tho
supreme court has been ordered for May
81 upon the question Of whether the
appeal will be granted.