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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24
F. W. CisseIl in HOSPITAL.

F. W. Cisscll. forty FIVE years old
Daniels Park. Prince Georges county,
Md. is a patient in Emergency Hos
pital suffering from injuries to his
head. received when struck by a City
and Suburban car near his home
Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24
Lieut.. Col Kimberly Assigned.

Lieut.. Col. Allen Kimberly, Coas ?
Artillery Corps. has been assigned to
temporary duty in the Office OF the
director of finance, this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24
Col. Buchan Ordered to Boston.

Col Fred L. Buchan of the opera
tions division. general stat, this city,
has been ordered to Boston for duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24

Chaplain Dineen Goes to New York
Chaplain Aloysius c. Dineen at
Fort Washington, Md, has been
ordered to Governors Island, n. Y.
for duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24
Col. Foreman Assigned to Boston.

Col. Albert W. Foreman. infantry.
of the division Of purchase. storage
and traffic, this city. has been as
signed to duty at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24
The Attractive
Beacon
Robes

That women find so dainty
and serviceable are here in a
large new shipment. They
are made with roll. square and
shawl collars and cuffs, beau-
tifully trimmed with prettily
colorcd wash satin ribbons
and silk cords either belted in
at the waist with a cord Cir
die OF mercerized material or
silk or wide satin belt fas-
tened by a buckle.
Warm. cozy, serviceable
robes in a wide assortment Of
pretty figured patterns and
colorings.
Prices Range From
$6.75 to $500
Nesiises Section, Third noor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24
Fresh Air Without Drafts, Dust,
Rain or Snow
The ''Windolator" Is the Answer

Euup living bathrooms, school
ospa this Wndolaor and have them perfectly
the harmful drafts the
healthu way to venlate any ROOM
They have selected mission fnish-and
cloth
filter.
Inches high long, extending 81 inches Soc
inches long, extending to ~ inches, Csc
IS inches high long, extending to 49 inches Ssc
Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-24

If You Are in the Habit of Subscribing
for Magazines
Be Sure to be Advised in Time, Prices Are Going Up
All following periodicals will materially increase their
American Magazine Cosmo-
Magazine Good faper Bazar
earst Magazine House Garden, Motor Motor Boating
Popular Science Monthly and Vanity Fair
Special Offers:
Two-year Hapers Magazine good for the month OF
February only, $780,
Special twoyear and Garden and Vanity Fair
800; good until March lst
Special offer Pictorial Review $500; Will advance In
price April 18th to $3.50
From present likely number
Of advise that tho price of and
labor increasing rapidly,
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
TIME EXTENDED
 FOR ASSESSMENT
Bill Passes Both Branches of Con gress Providing for Extension
 of Time to July l Next

After previously being passed by the Senate Che bin that win mako it lawful Co do 1920 assessment work on mining claims any time before July !. 1921. was passed by Che House on Dee. 2lst Tho bin now only awaits thc signature of Presi- dent Wilson to become a law
 Las, week Judge Robert w. Jen- nngs. sitting ot Ketchikan. handed down a decision that Che law passed in 1917 allowing mine owners to lorceo assessment work for two years applied to Alaska. lt had previously been contcndcd by Judge Wicker sham that Che clauses Of Che bin as passed by Congress did not apply to Alaska.
 This ruling will set at ease those pospoctou who did not do assessment work on their claims during war times The latter measure as passed win make it possible for Chose own mr claims Go do their work next spring if they see flt rather than before Che end of Che present year.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
PULP WILL BE MADE
 IN FEW WEEKS
Operating Crew Will Replace Con- struction Crew at speel River
 January 1

That Che Alaska Pulp and Paper plant at spoel River will be pro- ducing pulp for the manufacture Of paper shortly after Che first Of Jam uary. is Che opinion Of F. A. Rapp. formerly Of Trcadwell who is now employed at Speel River.
 Mr. Rapp was visiting on the Channel early this week on business for the company and stated that an operating crew would be put in at the mill on January first to replace Che construction crew that is now working. and by that time tho mill win be practically completed After Che operating crew starts working. according Go Mr. Rapp. it win not be long before pulp will be turned out.
 Tho company has enough logs on hand and contracted for to keep the mill going until spring
 The steam heating and electric light plant have now been installed and are in working order.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
sHANNAHAE INSANE

Patrick shanuahau. Che murderer of Assistant United tsatcs Attorney Steve Reagan last spring. was pro- nouncod Insane last week by a jury Of s.x mon ot Ketchikan
 He was sent Co Momiugside asy- lum on Che last trop Of thc North western. lie was only subdued and taken Co Che boat after hard strug- ele He had procured a knife and backed up in his cell and dcfied Che officers Co take him. A stream of water was turned on him and kept on him until he sisuided his willing ness to go peacefully and he is by thH time at Che asylum U s. Mar shal Tanner and Deputy w. w. Casey. Jr. personally conducted him south.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
DISTILLATE TO BE
 GONE MARCH
Gasoline and Kerosene Will BC Only Fuel Obtainable for
 Gas Engines

There win be mo moro dsullate in thH section of. Alaska. at lcasl after March ] according to John D. Helps district manager for Che stau- Iud on Company Mr. Helps said ths week hat when tho supply now m Che tanks at Che station Of Che Standard on Company plant is cx- haus.cd which hc believes win Doe about March mo more will be shipped North. This is according to notification recently received by him from his company
 There Is no moro distllato at Kotchkau and no more win Doc shipped Co that place Many gas- boat owners have been oQu.ppins thc.r craft with corbureton chat win allow Che engines Co burn kcro- some. and it is predicted chat boats in hs vicinity win be similarly equipped
 Power bolta Chat do not burn coa. ou win m Che future be compelled Go use gasoline There is differ oncc In price Of about ten cents a gallon in Che two fuels Gasoline gives Che vessel slightly more speed but most gas boat owners agree that he additional cost win make a difference In their fuel bills at Che end of trip.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
JOIN THE O. B. U.

Tho following account of Che pro- cccdiugs pf thc Alaska Industrial Union at i,s convention at Peters burg. m which Che chief matter of interest was Che decision to affiliate with Che One Big Union of British Columbia. is taken from Che Peters. burg Report;
 Tho dut annual convention of Che Alaska Industrial Union came to @ close last Friday after having been In sion for three days. with dele gates present from an locals Of the organization.
 The convention took up many Of nc questions considered vital to la- bor in Southeastern Alaska and after discussing ,bcm at some length. pro- posed a number of amendments to Che present constitution of Che order to correct some of tho provisions which were found to be faulty. These proposed amendments win be printed iu ballot form and Che mem bcrs win be asked to take a refer cndm vote. on their adoption. 10 is reported that Che delegates present were unanimous and harmonious in their decisions and discussicu Of Che questions
 According to those present one of Che most important and for reach- iur steps taken by Che convention was Che decision. by a unanmioua vote Of those present to recommend to Che membership of the Alaska lu- dustrial Union that Che organization affiliate with and become part of Che One Big Union of British CoIum- bia
 This decision was arrived at acc cordine Co the delegates present after thorough discussion Of Che
 subject in which Che delegates were IH.NN NN Ns nNNNNf NN NNN"" tN" pert. who attended Che convention as a delegate from Che O .B. U. li was tbc belief Of Che delegates chat "a greater degree of solidarity among Che workers could be obtained by having membership iu a union that comprises a larger membership and covers Q larger area. according Go J |L. Jones. Che general sccrctary-treos urcr Of the A. L U, who attended Che convention as delegate iron ! Che Kotchikau local
 Louis Larson was elected as chair
 man oftho convention Tho dele gates intending were: J b. Jones general accretary-troasurcr ketchi ] kan: Lee Box. Juneau; Christ Chris
 tenson. Petersburg; Matt Richards ! Craig: T. A. Barnby. Kotchikan. an, l N Booth of Prince Rupert.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
LAST NIGHTS TREE

About s.r.utr-HEe children and almost as many rounuu. were urg- cat last night a, odd Follows han tn attendance at Che Christmas tree festivities and Co greet snua Claus who arrived ou schedule time Ea.h child ol au odd Fellow or Ecbobah whether thoy verc members ol Ono o.aI lodges or v...t.ne members WI. u.o witch gifts ol toys and ..uI. h. santa Claus
 Tho children had a wonderful. tm, and rompei and played to heH hearts content and wcrc given every privilege or Che hau A b.e Christ mas tree. nicely deeorateL was on, ot Che b.e features of Che evening
 hr.r Che distribution ot ,heprcs auts a line lunch was served to cy .rruna
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
GOING TO wRAEGELL

Accompanied by Superintendent Gordon C. Mitchell Che Douglas Urh School basketball team win. au tonight on ,bc steamer Jcaor- son for Wunrc1. where tho team win play a number of games witch teams of chat and surrounding towns
 Those who are eoiue arc Martin Gauwas captain and running guard; Sinclair Brown center; Arthur Nol- son and Harold Gallwas forwards; William Maulcv guard. and Albert Gar1 substitute
 Tho Grip a u a manner a reward Co Che boya ol tho squad for tho ez- oc.Icut basketball thoy have played The bayc gone through two seasons so llr without a defeat and tho team Is considered Che fastest high school aeeresauoa over iu Che North
 After Che series of game. lhc boys win return hero if possible ntt.mc to resume thcIr studies on January 8.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
GOING TO CALIFORNIA

John Mccormick. for many year. a resident of Douglas Island. i' leaving for California on Che Jef forson. where he win join Mrs Me. Cormick iu Sacramento county where she has been visiting hei parents for several months.
 Mr. Mccormick has not been well for some time and is leaving ot thI. time hoping that a change Of climate win beuedthis health. He has been employed by Che Alaska Junoat Mining Company
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
A. N. B. DEFEATED
 BY JUNEAU HIGH
Native Boys Defeated m One Of Che Closest Games Seen Here
 This Season

Without doubt Che most closely contested game ol basketball wife messed i'm Douglas ha season wa. won les. nigh, when Che Juneau ueb school tcem defeated Che AL a.ka Native Brotherhood team oi Douglas by Q score of 10 Go l3 ot t.c uourIa. Nau.orIum
 With Che score 6 Co 0 ot Che end Of Che first haIi and uoI scyora. times afterwards. and uD mul with- n n-cc minutes Of che end Che game was most exciting one and ua. enjoyed by moro tlm one tuu- lrel person present.
 To au orIookcr .t seemed that Che teams were absolutely evenly mltch- .I and chat Che outcome would be in doubt mu che very hs, whom I.n..u won by one basEot
 Ht uo raHH center for th, u-a s.aoo. boya. r'ay.d ar
 mc. ultn Che rct ot Che hoHoa very evenly distributed between ha tmmmate. Brady and stevens by thc.r teamwork. were responsible tor most ol Che scoring for tae Brother hood team
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
SKATING PARTY

Am old-mshioucd skating pory was held last night by Che young folks at Na,aior.um haI Tho old roller skatcs chat have for a long umc bcc1 in Che discard wcrc duE up and uod Most of Che young people of Douglas Island were prcs- u1t
 After Che skating was over there was a dance and supper at Che Labor Union bau
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
COURT IN FEBRUARY

Having adjourned court at Kctch- lkan last week, Judge Robert w. Jennings has called a term Of Che district court for Juneau to convene on February 21 Jurors for Che term win bc drawn on January 1O
 Judge Jennings Is now In Che south on hls vacation and win not como North until time for court Co convene.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
NENANA OBJECTS
 TO CURTAILMENT
Reduction of Forces Ordered by Railroad Commission on Account
 of Lack of Funds

Orders have come to Ncnana dur ing Che past few days to cut the railroad forces in this division to tho lowest possible number. and Che orders have already been carried out except in one or two cases. which win be deferred. if possible. until Che return Of Engineer In Charge Browne says Che Nenana News.
 The curtanment orders cut seven from Che list of store and warehouse employees. reduced Che force In the machine shop a third. Topped off the heads Of half Che yards laborers In Nenana and Healy, reduced the car- pentor shop force Co two men. made serious uroads on tho timekecpIng department. wiped out Che Haslem rcsIdcncy completely and cut the other engineering forces Co Ave men each, eliminated Che Blakely gang of lG mon who started work on the Fairbanks line several days ago. and discontinued Che important work of repairing the waterfront where tho cave-ir occurred recently. Orders also were received Go cut the power house force from six to four men. but it Is possible that no action will be taken in chat matter until Mir. Browne returns.
 lt is not known here why Che cur- tailment is being made. but it is presumed that it is on account Of ,hc depletion Of Che Engineering Commissions treasury.
 Local officials Of the commission express Che opinion that the cur- ta.lment is not as serious as might appear They point out that similar cuts made in previous years have been followed. after a brief interval. by Che unemployment of workers and they think the cut at this time may be only a temporary retrench- ment
 The waterfront repair work, it is claimed. win be done less economi- cally m thc spring than at the pres ent time The work must Doc done before thc break-up and it is pointed out that tho pling can be driven easily now because Of the presence Of little frost In Che spring the river gravel win be frozen to great depth
 It is also claimed that the work iu which Che Blakcy gang was en- gagged when Che curtailment order came. can Doc done row more cheap ly thon after Che ground is covered with snow.
 Besides throwing % considerable number Of men out Of employment in Che middle of winter. Che curtail- mcnt. it Is claimed. win cause serious loss Of population Co tho Interior country. as quite a number Of those who have lost their jobs win leave for Che coast and the out side. Some have already gone. An- other bad feature, it is pointed out, is Che almost certain difficulty the commission win experience in get- uus a now working force together when Che need Of retrenchment be- comes less acute.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
CHRISTMAS AT SCHOOL

The Christina. s.a.aH vas mott Ioymy celebrated yesterday m'w- mr at be Douglas public s.aoo. whom tao Christina. treo cntcr.a.n- mont. were held which consisted O. music -o..auoas and Ioaate CUe nor. .arneI by He children and many telling b.fs won. made n tho uaur. ol r.momhan.es There Va. a b.e bag ol candy tor a.oa pupil.
 For Che eighth grade and Che h.eh .taai students tte ree was hold u Che assembly room and .or an grade. below Che eighth Che tree was .u Che primary room
 40 noon yesterday school wa ad. .oumeI tor Che CHrstmas and Ncu Year holidays. ta re.oHyeae ou Mon. day. January g. !. is thought chat hs holiday win allow Che children .o celebrate Christmas aad New Year to Che utmost
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
PARTY

Little Bluett Uberu entertained a number Of her young friends at the home Of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Emil Uberu, on last Saturday after noon. The young lady was seven lear. old.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
LEAVES FOR HOME

John Peterson. Che fisherman and boat builder of Tonakee. left last night for h.s home, on tho Estobeth, after having spent Che past several weeks at Juneau having dental work done.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
RAISING BIG FUND

Th. Ke'eh.Em Chronicle ths year las raised a Christmas fund ol 5000 that Is to bc used fo bring Christ mus cheer Co Che needy of tbot city and ,o send gifts to Kc'cvhiEou pio- ueee iu Che Home at s.tka. The fund a t1 be dishurel by various 0r- eauizatous of Che c.ty.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

Glen Oatcs. whardngor at Tread woI. returned on Che Spokane to- day. after having bocn ou viHit m Che south for thc past several weeks.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
Eastern Stars

For tho Eastern Stars. Mrs. May John. D. w. M. win act as installing officer assisted by Mrs. Edward Grove. The following on.cors win be Installed:
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
Liue-UD and Score

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 A. B. E Field eo.H s. stevens I Jackson ]. Rogers o. fro. throw Brad. l. Personal Ious D.
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Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

h.t m. enactment ol .ns law win mur.r. utH Che gold standard Hc thinks Che producers Of gold win
 h.rerr vth tH. rest ot fae com- mn..r from Oh. ability Of tho oouu- trr to maintain .ue.t on % gold ta... and "as rle purchasing power o. the dollar Increases it e to be expected tna. Che production ol gold
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS Don't overlook our limo Of real gift books.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
MASONS, STARS
 ARE TO INSTALL New Officers of Che Two Orders win Take Places Tuesday
 Night

Thcro win bo joint installation of tle new officers Of Che Mas0us and Eastern Star lodges at Che odd Fcl- lowa hall ou Tuesday evening. The impressive ceremonies w.l Doc at- tended by members Of tho Masonic and Eastern Star orders Charles P
 Ostorbcrg. Jr. D. M. win net as inc s.allug oGicor for thc MWoua and win install Che following officers for
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
EDITORIAL NOTES

told people of Michigan yesterday that the Republicans trying to Newberryize the country good and describes their methods exactly There was considerable digging" done when Newberry elected.
 that Will Hays, remembered the old saw. "vhat ma has done do.,1
 If it worked in one state why not in fory-eight? At any rate Boys, Get the money. Wonder Henry Clifford B. have got fixed yet Has any Kelley?
 Perhaps people always create disturbance ing out before the show is hunting for him.
 
 there those places which oversubscrbe their quotas?
 Sunday holiday. Two good days to see the fright eanddi dig
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
CORONER TOLD OF
 IANN0TT| KILLING

That a slap on his face and the re- fusal to pay back a s1O loan irritated him to the extent of staibloing Frank Giuseppe Manccini, of 216 Hough ave- nue to Coroner John J. Phelan in ex- planation of his stabEbing the deceased early Sunday morning. Manccini said that he loaned the deceased $10 last fourth of July, which had not been re- turned. When he asked Iannotti to pay him back the loan, Iannotti slapped him in the face, and said that he would not pay back one cent of it.
 Manccini, who is a slightly buut man, stated that he was afraid that the deceased, a, large and strong man, would beat him up and he stabbed
 him. The coroner asked the accused if he thought a slap in the face was sufficient to make him think that Ian notti would kill him, and Manccini said he thought it was.
 Grace Tobbitte, of 40 GIallett street, testified at the hearing this morning, and stated that she heard the argu- ment of the men in regard to the $10, but she did not think that they were very angry. She said she heard a man say, Jimmy, I'm dead" and then she got out of bed, and saw man run ming down HIa1lam street, dressed in Q light suit Several witnesses have previously testified that Manccini wore a light suit on that night. Decision has been reserved by Cor
 oner Phelan and the case will be brought up in the City court Septem- Der S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
THE THEFT THAT ISN'T A CRIME

HE CAPITAL STOCK of the Rhode Island Company for which the New Haven paid $24 O00OOO advancing then SOo more has been old under the hammer by order of "a Federal Court, for $2,2OO
 This is the final step process footing in yesors process little understood that Ponz of Boston, did not practice it, and hence is in jail.
 The New Haven Company did railroad business It and the wathest section of America it goconda and its stock favorite investment widows orphans
 first choice for trust fund sold at double its value and poured into the laps of it's unfang dividend eight per cent. together with valuable rights.
 There trolley companies and steam boat lines, and other railroad lne humblng capitalized which also did profitable business riches New England
 Came outof New York City, in which reared the palaces of railroads, came subty creeping under the color Of great names and vast prestige. Tn place Connecticut management careful, con- servatve safe and they substituted foreign Came Charles Melen chief agent in the dirty work then to tbe done.
 The little trolley lines filled with water They consolidated taking water The Consolidated Railway some acquired the rest until all the in two three places and then the impoverished stock of the Consolidated Railway in fused into the rich blood of the New Haven The dution too The steam road trolley road corporation could not carry the load.
 It cut it's dividend then passed it, and the stock dropped from $2OS to $35 thereabouts.
 For many years have shed tears, have themselves many have been disgraced Brdgporters ney public faith is impaired and the confidence Of the people natural leaders partly destroyed because science Former Governor Baldwin 1t ls, and way reaching thesubtler kinds of theft
 As for Meen, agent not principal, he IS soured man. who lives his country estate from which he has ected his wife and thence uers posophlc dscourse upon public ownership, denouncing from time to time those whose tool he and who made him the scape- goat of their destructive and disastrous planning.
 who most to blame are the stockholders who property who too confdng or too lazy to re ceve that warning which from 1900 aerward this newspaper repeatedly uttered for their benefit
 those citizens at fault who would not understand that public business private These not needing their own rights duties subject to many Iinconveniences, and must endure many more
 Experience hard school, but in it much is learned
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
DIR. WILKES OUT
 OF HEALTH BOARD

After more than two years service as director of the Child Hygiene Di- vision of the Board of Health, Dr. Le- roy A. Wilkes has tendered his resg- nation of that office to take g. post graduate course at Yale College to earn the degree of Doctorate of Pub lie Health. Dr. Wilkes's reSignati on has been accepted by the Health Com- missioners and will become effective on October 15.
 pr. Wilkes came to Bridgeport from Philadelphia in July, 1917, and took up his work with the Board of Health aS medical inspector of the public and parochial schools, later being aCaint- ed to the office of director of the Child Hygiene division. The Commissioners have written Dr. Wilkes that it is with great regret that they accept his res- ignation and offer him their best wishes in his new venture. Immedi- ately upon his resignation becoming effective and his severance with Vel fare work in Bridgeport pr. Wilkes will take up his studies at Yale Uni- versity. No successor has as yet been appointed to fill his place.