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assistant military attache to the
United States embassy. will return to
Washington, his new orders bringing
him to this city.
Capt James NJ. Ballard. L. S. A, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ballard and Jimmie,
after an enjoyable visit to Washington.
Philadelphia and their old home in
Asheville, n. c., have gone for station
to Camp Sherman, Ohio.
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Treat, L. S.
A. accompanied by Mrs. Treat and the
latter's mother, Mrs. J. B. Cornell, has
gone to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, to
which post he has been assigned in
command. Mrs. Treats cousin. Miss
Fannie S. Herrick, will be with them
for the winter. Gen. Treat, following
his duty in Washington, commanded
the American forces in Italy.
Mrs. Leo Dillon, wife of Capt Dill
Ion, U. S. A. after visit to Camp
Humphreys, Va, as the guest OF Lieut..
Col. r. w. Putnam, U. s. A, and Mrs.
Putnam, has gone to Ell Paso to join
her husband, who was recently Or
dered there to duty.
Maj. Won Deeston, U. S. A., and Mrs.
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returned to Washington to pass the re-
mainder of the season with her aunt,
Mrs. Theodore Mosher, at the latter's
apartment at the Dupont. Miss Getty
spent the early winter with her sister,
Mrs. James N. Peale, at West Point.
Col George w. Gatchell, Z. s. A.. and
Mrs. 'Gatchell have come to Washing
ton from Fort Howard, Md. and will
spend the next two months at 1712
kilbourne place.
Mrs. Edward C. Register. widow of
Lieut.. Col. Register. u. S. A, with her
young daughter, Jane. has gone to
Charleston, S. c., where she will make
her future home. At present Mrs. Reg
lister has an apartment at 80 Church
street, in that city
Mrs III. M. Rimmer. wife of Capt
Rimmer. l.. S. A. accompanied by their
two sons, Harmon and Raynor, has gone
to Fort Thomas. Ky, to join her hus-
band, who is now stationed at that post
Maj. o. +. Lange, u. s. A, accom-
panied by Mrs. Langc and their young
son, has arrived for station at Fort
jay, Governors Island. n. V Mai Ianee
who recently returned to this country
from oversee duty, has spent his leave
at Santa Barbara, Calf, where he went
at once to join his wife, who during his
absence abroad made her home with
her parents, Rear Admiral Walter Fitz-
hugh Worthington. U. S. A. retired. and
Mrs. Worthngton, at their charming
home on the Mission Ridge
Capt. ]. N. Parrott, U. S. A., and Mrs.
Parrott have had as a guest at their
home, 1858 California street northwest.
Miss Leela Perry, who left the city last
week to spend several months at Los
Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. G. P Stallman and Miss Mar
garet Stallman, wife and daughter of
DR.. Stallman, L. S. A. after a brief
visit to Brooklyn as guests of Mai
X. G- Rutherford, L. s. A., and Mrs.
Rutherford, have gone to Baltimore
to Join DR.. Stallman, who is now at
Fort McHenry on duty at General Hos
pital No. >.
Brig. Gen. William ]. Nicholson.
U. S. A. retired, and Mrs. Nicholson
are in New York, where they were
recently the guests of honor at a ban
quet at which the 41st Infantry pre-
sented handsome silver bowl and
vase to them on the occasion of the
generals recent retirement.
Capt. w. A. Copthorne. U. S. A, upon
his arrival in this country from Lon
don, where he has been on duty as
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daughter, Mrs. Leonard WE'LL
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman of
Chevy Chase are at the ST. Charles,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Carl Kaufman of st. Gall,
Switzerland, has joined his wife in
Washington, and they are guests OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. Samuel Gold
enberg of 9th street.
Mrs. Samuel Bendheim and her
daughter, Miss Maxine Bendheim of
Richmond, Va, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Fischer of Lanier place.
Mrs. May. who was their guest, has
returned to her home in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eisenmann are
spending some time at the Breakers,
Atlantic City.
The Afternoon Bridge Club was en-
tertained at luncheon and bridge on
Friday by Mrs. Samuel Rothschild
at her home on Wyoming avenue
Mrs. Elliott StrouSe leaves today for
New York to join friends for two
week stay at the Biltmore Hotel.
Mr.. Eugene Brandeis of New York
city was the guest last week of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Strauss at the Airy
View apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Guggenheim
were given surprise party on
Thursday night by a number Of their
friends at their home on Wyoming
avenue in honor of their thirty-flfth
wedding anniversary.
NJ ,nd .Nfrs Marry Simon laft Ia st
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Bill Hits at Influenza "Ads. sst

Appropriation of s2.s0O to pay tt
advertisements in newspapers ddsh
ing the influenza epidemic last yes(f
was stricken from the second deli
cheney bill yesterday on a point t6f
order by Representative Blantoa
democrat, of Texas. Another prd
vision in the bill forbids the pubik
health service from paying for adva&
tisements of this sort in the futtifS
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week for Atlantic City to spend ten
days and to attend the wedding OF
Miss Emily Hillman and Mr.. Richard
Weingart of New York, which takes
place on Monday. February 3. at noon.
at the Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simon are in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer returns to-
day from Atlantic City to be the
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Won Deeston have as a guest at their
quarters at Camp A. A. Hupmhreys,'
Va, the formers sister, Miss Won
Deeston.
Maj. Gen. E. NJ Lewis. US. A, spent
last week in Washington, having
come here from Camp Pike, Little
the divisional and departmental COM
manderS.
Mrs. Lewis. after a visit to Atlanta,
will join her husband at Camp Pike.
Mrs. Thomas N. Stark. wife of Lieut..
Stark, U. S. A. has sailed to join her
husband at Tientsin, China, where he
is now on duty.
Lieut.. D. A. Bissett. L. S. A. accom-
panied by Mrs. Bissett, has gone for
station to Camp Travis, Tex.
Col David McCoach. jr., U. S. A. and
Mrs. McCoach have returned to Wash
ington from Camp A. A. Humphreys.
va, where they made short visit to
Capt. ]. D. Arthur. U. S. A, and Mrs.
Arthur.
Capt. Arthur. U. S. A. and Mrs.
Arthur have visiting them at Camp
Humphreys, Va: the latter's mother,
MIS-. MiCuduA
Mrs. P. Hopson, wife of Lieut.. Hop
son, U. S. A, has gone to Chicago for
a visit of some weeks.
Col. Rufus w. Putnam, U. S. A.
and Mrs. Putnam have visiting them
at Camp. Humphreys, Va. the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Huff
of New York.
Capt. Lloyd Mielenz. U. S. A, has
his mother. Mrs. Mielenz, of Wiscon-
sin, visiting him at his quarters at
Camp Humphreys, Va.
Mrs. J. E. Gilhllan, wife of Capt.
Gilfllan, U. S. A. has gone to New
Jersey, where she will spend the
month visiting relatives.
companied by Mrs. Johnson. will sail
on this months transport for station
in the Philippines.
Brig. Gen. f. B. Babbitt, g. S. A,
who makes his Washington home at
the Highlands, has gone to Palm
Beach for the spring season.
Maj: Gen. John L. Hines. U. S. A.
commanding the 4th Division, at
Camp Dodge, Iowa, came to WASH
ington to attend the conference of
representative divisional commanders
held in this city.
Col. Austin Parker. U. S. A., ac-
companied by Mrs. Parker and their
young daughter, Julie Cabanne Par
ker. has gone for station to the
Presidio, at San Francisco.
Capt E. A Honn, I. s..A.; arrived
with the Field Artillery. {.
- n,.a IT has
arrived for duty at Boiling Field.
D. c..
Col. J. Candy. U. s. A.. has come to
Washington for duty with the Quar-
termaster Corps.
Col. Triton. o. S. A. accompanied by
Mrs. Tilton, has gone for station to
the Canal Zone.
Col. LaRoy S. Upton. Q. S. A.. and
Mrs. Upton have had with them at
their quarters at the Washington bar
racks their son, Mr.. Ralph Upton, VINO
recently returned to his studies in st.
Louis.
Mai. Barkeley Enochs. U. s. A. is
enjoying a visit from his mother, Mrs.
Enochs. at his quarters at the Wash
ington barracks.
! Lieut.. Hanchet. U. S. A.. and Mrs.
Hanchet, who ! Gently sailed for the
Canal Zone, hal C arrived for station
/ at Fort Amador
Col. H. w. B.ltner. U. S..A.. who is
attending the General Staff College,
is established in his new quarters, No.
| 2, Washington barracks.
Mrs. Wait G. Johnson, wife Of Col.
Johnson. has rejoined her husband at
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. Leo Stiefel of New York is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franc
of the Gotham.
Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger entertained
at luncheon and cards on Wednesday
at her home on eth street
Mrs. M. Herman has returned from
Philadelphia, where she visited her
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Mr.. Benjamin Rosenfeld and MIR.
Louis Kronheimer have returned from
Atlantic City, where they were
guests at the St Charles.
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Col. Edwin Pearson Parker, U. S. A,
and Mrs. Parker are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry S. Matthews at the lat
ter's home. corner of 30th and Q
streets northwest.
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. Lieut.. Hanchet. U. S. A, and Mrs.
Hanchet, who Gently sailed for the
Canal Zone, haze arrived for station
at Fort Amador.
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Mai. Barkeley Enochs. u. s. A. Is
ENJOYING a visit from his mother, Mrs.
Enochs, at his quarters at the Wash
ington barracks.
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Col. LaRoy S. Upton. g. S. A. and
Mrs. Upton have had with them at
their quarters at the Washington bar
racks their son, Mr.. Ralph Upton, who
recently returned to his studies in ST.
Louis.
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Col H. w. b B.ltner. Y. S..A.. who is
attending the General Staff College,
is established in his new quarters, No.
g Washington barracks.
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commanding the 4th Division, at
Camp Dodge. Iowa, came to Wash.
ineton to attend the conference of
representative divisional commanders
held in this city.
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Army Notes..

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returned to Washington to pass the re-
mander of the season with her aunt,
Mrs. Theodore Mosher. at the latter's
apartment at the Dupont. Miss Getty
spent the early winter with her sister,
Mrs. James n. Peale, at West Point.
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Mrs. Louis Cramer is visiting her
sisters. the Misses Burnstine, in Bal
timore.
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Mrs. Wait G. Johnson, wife of Col.
Johnson. has rejoined her husband at
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Brig. Gen. f. B. Babbitt, Q. S. A.
who makes his Washington home at
the Highlands, has gone to Palm
Beach for the spring season.
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guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Milton
Strasburger Of Beverly Courts.
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Mrs. J. E. Gilfllan, wife of Capt.
Gilfllan, L. S. A. has gone to New
Jersey, where she will spend the
month visiting relatives.
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Capt. w. H. Johnson, U. S. A, ac-
companied by Mrs. Johnson, will sail
on this months transport for station
in the Philippines.
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Col. Waldo Dwight Bancroft, Z. S. A.
and Mrs. Bancroft have taken an
apartment for the season at the
Westminster.
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Capt. Lloyd Mielenz. q. S. A, has
his mother. Mrs MielenZ, of Wiscon-
sin, visiting him at his quarters at
Camp Humphreys, Va.
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Col. Tilton. q. S. A. accompanied by
Mrs. Tilton, has gone for station to
the Canal Zone.
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Col. Austin Parker U. S. A. ac-
companied by Mrs. Parker and their
young daughter, Julie Cabanne Par
ker. has gone for station to the
Presidio, at San Francisco.
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Col. Rufus w. Putnam, U. S. A,
and Mrs. Putnam have visiting them
at Camp, Humphreys, Va, the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Huff
of New York.
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Capt E. A Honn, [. s. A. arrived
in Washington last week for duty
with the Field Artillery.
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Col, J. Candy. q. S. A. has come to
Washington for duty with the Quar-
termaster Corps.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maury Simon left las
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Col George w. Gatchell, Z. S. A. and
Mrs. Gatchell have come to Washing
ton from Fort Howard, Md, and will
spend the next two months at 1712
kilbourne place.
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Lieut.. e. Eastwood. o. S. A. has
arrived for duty at Boiling Field.
D. c.
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Mrs P. Hopson, wife Of Lieut.. Hop
son, U. S. A, has gone to Chicago for
a visit of some weeks.
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Capt. Arthur. U. S. A, and Mrs.
Arthur have visiting them at Camp
Humphreys, Va: the latter's mother.
Mrs. MichauX.
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Col. John Reed Scott, L. S. A. and
Mrs. Scott have apartments for the
winter at the Richmond.
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Won Deeston have as a guest at their
quarters at Camp A. A. Hupmhreys,'
Va, the formers sister, Miss Won
Deeston.
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Mrs. Thomas N Stark, wife of Lieut.
Stark, U. S. A. has sailed to join her
husband at Tientsin, China, where he
is now on duty.
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the Washington barracks. after
short visit to Camp Meade. where she
was the guest of Mrs. Henry w. Fleet,
wife of Col. Fleet, u. S. A.
Col Henry T. Cavanaugh. u. S. A,
who is established in quarters No. 2
Washington barracks, will be joined
here at the end of this month or early
in March by Mrs. Cavanaugh. who is
in California with her son. awaiting
his examination for West Point. They
made their home in California during
Col. Cavanaugh's absence on duty in
Europe.
Col. John Reed Scott. U. S A. and
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Col. David McCoach. jr., U. S. A. and
Mrs McCoach have returned to Wash
ington from Camp A. A. Humphreys,
Va, where they made a short visit to
Capt ]. D. Arthur. U. S. A, and Mrs.
Arthur.
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Lieut. D. A. Bissett. L. S. A., accom-
panied by Mrs. BisSett, has gone for
station to Camp Travis, Tex.
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HAZELET'S CANDIDACY AS
 RIGGS SUCCESSOR MEETING
 WITH GENERAL APPROVAL

The early retirement flom office of Governor Thos. J. Riggs, Jr., and the almost unanimous endorsement given our townsman, Geo. c. Haze let, by the Republican committee men, clubs and party leaders in all parts of the territory, makes his ap- pointment practically an assured 1act. This is the most importan. office in Alaska to be filled by the new national administration and as Mir. Hazelet is the only avowed can- didate in the field, and has the backing of the rank and file of the Republican party, it is expected that President Harding will name him as Governor Riggs successor shortly after March 4 at which time he will have the resignation of the present executive.
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GOOD PLAYERS

HONOLULU, T. H., Dec., 4- When a large number of the members of the Kamehameha school football squad here turned out to their first prsstiat n bare feet and kicked the pisslis about as freely as though they wsss shod with brogans, c. c. Laugenstsin, tine schools new football coach from Northwestern University, Illinois. D. ened his eyes and shut his mouth h dumb amazement.
 When he looked closer and saw tha* most of the boys were nothing moro than a thin shiIt and . pair of ovsr. alls apiece, instead of the armor-like pads of the mainland footballen, he expressed the opinion that hardhea1 in football players is not eQad1D6N the continental United States.
 For their regular games tho Kane hameha boys don regulatiea football uniforms, but in practice many of them prefer the unprotected shirt, ov. eralls and bare feet.
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NO TRIAL

LONDON, Dec., A. It seems now to be finally settled that the former German Emperor is not to be tried in contumaciam.
 The question was asked the other day of Premier Lloyd George in the House of Commons by Charles Fred eric White liberal member for West Derbyshire, whether, "in view of the fact that Holland has refused extradi- tion of William Hohenzollern, the Supreme Council would summon him for trial, and, in the event of his non- appearance, would arrange hat he shall be tried in his absence, SO that the promise that he would be tried in London might be fulfilled"
 A written reply was made by An drew Bonar Law, leader of the House of Commons, saying:
 "The government is not prepared to adopt this suggestion"
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All Alaska News

tion there before congress opens for winter session in December. MT. Sutherland announced before his de- parture that he had nothing to give out at present as to his course, that it would be shaped pretty much after he had been in Washington and be- come acquainted with the full sitqa- tion.
 Asked if he had any preference in the appointment of governor, he stated that his time would be taken up with his duties as delegate, and that he was leaving all such mat ters to others.
 It is known that among the. new business MT. Sutherland will take up will be the question of fisheries and the bonL on gold, and will review the unfinished business and give at tention to those measures for which Alaska has been pressing.
 SEEKING TERRITORIAL OFFICE
 For surveyor general, and E. P. Ken .iall, of Juneau, have thrown their hats in the ring, with the folmer the favorite.
 M. s. Whittier and Chas. D. Gar fieio, of Juneau, and Jack Hillard, of Eagle, are hot after occupying the desk held down by Collector of Gus Smns Troy, with other sections of the territory to hear from.
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FOURTH DIVISION VACANCIES

FOURTH DIVISION VACANCIES
 The re-appointnents of Judge Bun- nell and District Attorney Roth, of the Fourth division, have not been confirmed by the United States senate and neither are they likely to be, and in that event they will be the first divisional vacancies n the territory. The friends of At torney Thos. A. Marquam, of Fair banks, are anxius to see him elevat- ed to the bench as Judge Bun nell's successor. Attorney Cecil Clegg and R. M. Stevens are among the available timber for Roth's berth.
 Senator o. F. Gaustad is an as- pirant to succeed United States
 larshal Irwin in the Fourth division
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AMERICAN COOKS

PARIS, Dec., 4- General Fayolle said upon his return recently from his three weeks stay in the United States, q have just discovered America and America has conquered me. It is 6 wonderland"
 "It has been hard fight, those three weeks in America" the General went on with the usual humorous twinkle in his eye. "I come back on the verge of collapse with grim dyspepsia holding me in it's grip. Without taking back anything that I have said about American Expeditionary Force cooks being rank amateurs, must take off my hat to American chefs. There were many banquets luncheons, survived them all."
 To the suggestion that most of the chefs at the leading hotels were Fren- oh, General Fayolle replied: "They may be but they certainly have under gone an evolution for they had strange dishes of their own."
 "Did you miss your wine with your meals" he was asked.
 tI never missed my wine," Fayolle replied.
 Don't ask me to talk local Amer ican politics" General Fayolle went on when requested to explain whether he meant that he had his wine twice a day as is his custom or what he did not miss temperamentally.
 q have had grandiose reception that l shall never forget although I am certain that it was not for me per sonally but because I represented Mar shal Foch and the French Army"
 "I lived through it," concluded the General, "but even the organizers of my tour had to admit that it was 8 record for endurance"
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SOME FACTS
 WORTH. KNOWING
STATE OF WAR

PRIEST Dee. 4-- 4 state of war between Fiumc and Italy began at midnight Thursday. AS yet there are no signs If hostilities outside. Dan- nunz:o troop, are not believed to he meeting with success. The inhabitants wish t, avo:; bloodshed. The Italian patro; ms cut all commun,ca;" i.S w.th tl.e city tut it is asserted tat Italy does not wish to reduce the city Inv the starvation method.
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HUGE BUILB1NG

TACOMA, Wash. Dec, 4- It was announced yesterday after g meeting of several veteran organizations that plans had been completed for erecting . War Veterans Building which is to cost s6OO,OOo inclusive. Huge auditor ium meeting halls and officers which wi be rented are pert of the plans oi tho building.
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GREECE TO BE NOTIFIED

LONDON, Dec, = At the Allied Premiers conference held here yester- day it was agreed to send . note to Greece to the effect thdt the elevation of King Constantine to the throne as proposed would be regarded as . rati- fication of Constantine whose un- friendly attitude toward the Allies would create new unfsvorable rela- tions with Grsses.
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WILL MAKE CHOICE

WASHINGTON, Dee, 4+ Rep
 sentative Wilson will choose the medi- stor between the Armenians and the Turks who will act for the President of the United States and not for Will son personally. The State department officers declared that the mediator would have all the influence and pres- tige of the American government.
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ANCHORAGE OIL MEETING
Committee Appointed to Solicit Funds
 for Continuation of Work.

The oil meeting last night in the Empress club rooms was attended by twenty representative Anchorage bas- mess men. A. Frodenberg acted as chairman and A. G. Thompson secre- tarly. c. J. Sellander, driller, made 8 statement of the progress of the drill ing, and read log of the we'll, and Mir. Thompson made 8 statement of the financial conditions of the com- pany. MT. Waxon and Mir. Burman, both employed at the we'll, were called upon and made statements favorable to thfe continuation of the drilling. Mir. Sellander expressed his confidence in finding oil ut shallow depth, bas. ing his opinion on the similar condi- tions existing here and in the Katalla field, where the oil is encountered at q depth of from 200 to 600 feet. The presence of gas was spoken of and Capt. Lathrop brought out the fact that the wells and the camp at ka- talla are lighted by natural gas. which is also used as fuel.
 At the suggestion of Sidney Andsr- son a committee was appointed to so- licit funds to continue tho drilling. to Driller Sellander the well can be continued without casing as long as the solid formation lasts, at which point string of four-inch cas- ing will be started and the drilling continued the same as before. The committee appointed consists of Cap tain Lathrop, Sidney Anderson and Arthur Shonbeck. The committee will take active steps to raise the neces. sary funds.
 (Anchorage Times.)
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RIGGS TO QUIT JOB

"You may formally announce for me that my resignation as governor of Alaska will be in the hands of President Harding when he assumes his duties as president of the United States on March 1, ls21," stated Gov. Riggs to a representative of the Juneau Empire.
 'I will submit my resignation to the incoming president" he added, Ito become effective subject to his pleasure. This action is taken ac- cording to the usual custom in such cases"
 Gov. Riggs took the oath of office and his appointment became eff tective on April 26, 1918. He was appointed for a term of four years. It is, however. according to precedent for holding appointments, as stated by the governor, to tender their resig- nations to 8 new administration. The governor has been actively associated with Alaka for many 
 years. In 1906 he was appointed on the boundary survey commission as engineer to the commission. He re- mained on that body until 1914, be- ing in charge of the work for the United States, running a line estab- fishing the Alaska Canadian boun- dary from Mount St. Elias to the Arctic Ocean. In 1914, on creation ] of the Alaskan engineering commits sion for the purpose of building a rail from the Alaska coast to the interior. he was appointed one of the three commissioners, the other ! two being William c. Edes, chair man and Col F. Mears. :. He was given charge of the interior work ha:ing headquarters at Nenana, re- signing that appointment in 1916 to accept that of Governor of Alaska DELEGATE GOES TO CAPITAL Delegate-elect, Dan A. Sptherlane has left Juneau, for Washington, D
 C., to get into touch with the situa'
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WANT RITCHIE FOR JUDGE

The friends of Attorney Elmer E. Ritchie insist that he is the logical Republican to grace the bench in he Third division. Arthur Frame, of Anchorage, has also been men ,ioned for the place. Wm. Copper noll of Seward, is a candidate for District Attorney Munley's place and most of the towns in the divi- sion have one or more candidates for United States marshal.