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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16
CARD OF THANKS

uNG-We wish to thank our friends
for their sympathy shown US upon
the death Of our husband and son,
larry W. King, and also their
beautiful floral tributes.
!0-lp. Wife and Mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16
MASONIC NOTICE

4 called convocation of Nit. Yer
ucn R. A. Chapter No. IA, will be
held Wednesday, evening February
18th at 7:30 p. m, for the purpose
of comforting the Mark and Pas
Master Degrees. -.
By order Of the High Priest.
40-3t. F. W. Latham. Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

Martha Washington Chapter, No.
~, o. E. s., will hold a social ses-
sion Tuesday evening at So'clock in
the Masonic Temple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. OF
L. Z. will hold the regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

The. Churchman will case whic!
was slated for trial tomorrow in the
corporation court has been postpone
until March 9, owing to the illness
attorneys and witnesses in the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

The annual meeting of the Gaorg
Washington Birthday Association
which was to have been held Satul
day night was postponed, owing
the absence of a quorum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

John T. Worthington .hts sc!d !:
w. T. O'Neal house and lot 42l Mort!
Columbus street. CHESTER G. Sha'
and wife have sold to Elmer o. Sm!;!
and wife house and lot 1111 Kin
Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
!. CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

The Allison W. C. T. U., will
meet at 1880 this evening with Mrs.
Percy Z. Cliff, 217 North Columbus
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

The agricultural! bureau of tn:
Chamber of Commerce will hold ::
meeting -omorrow night in the room:
CT that organization when a dirac:o'
will be chosen and other business dis
posed of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

AS administrator Of W. c. La M9ur.
deceased, I will offer for sale We'd
nesday, at 9 p. NJ, at IL South falr-
fax Street. library ef oio ana val
liable books.
Carroll Pierce,
ao-2t ..a Administrator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

a valentine dance will be given to
night in the auditorium Of the Elk:
Home under the auspices Of Ii
Kn;ckerbccker Social Club. Tie ha!
has been prettly decorated for the af
fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16
PRICE ONE CENT

J. A. Oliver. Of Washington tor
night will deliver an address before
the Alexandria Citizens Association
at meeting which will be held in
Odd Fellows Hall. Everyone interest
ed in the betterment of the city is
urged to attend this meeting. No in
vitations have been issued and the
public is cordially invited TO attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

For the first time in the life of
the oldest reader, the Gazette, was
printed Saturday without containing
any reference whatever to Valentine
Day. >. Our attention was called to-
day to this omission by we'll known
and esteemed reader, We plead
guilty, but promise to give more at
.ention in future to the coming and
going of this day. Valentine Day
following SO closely in the wake of
Ground Hog Day, probably was the
cause of our inadvertancc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

Arrangements for the Holy Name
Social at the Lyceum tomorrow night
are nearly completed and the mem.
bcrs ard their friends are eXpcctcS
20 turn out in large numbers to in
sure its success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

Arrangements for the Holy Name
Social at the Lyceum tomorrow night
are nearly completed and the mem.
bcrs ard their friends are eXpcctcS
20 turn out in large numbers to in
sure its success.
Mr.. 4. NJ Rcmschel, of the Rem.
schel Auto Sales Company. whcr
getting out of hrs car last night CT
D Street, Washington, slipped ant
fell and brok; his right ankle and i.
confined to his home in Rosemont
The funeral Of Wimsett Finch, fiji.
teen months old, son of Mr.. and MIS-
James E. Finch, who died yestsrd.:
took place this morning from h
parents residence 1706 Prince stree;
Services were conducted by Rev. /. +
Kelly.
The funeral CT Reuben F. CocIlrell
who died last Tuesday took place
this afternoon from his late resi-
dence. sos Prince street. Services
were conducted by Rev. Dr.. E. B.
Jackson, pastor of the First Bap-
tist Church.
Mrs. Mary Francis Becker, forty
!hree years old, wife of William r
Becker. died yesterday morning <
her residence 2OS North Fsrfa
street. The body was taken to De
maina's mo. tuary chapel and sh:ppe
to Washington FOR burial. The d
ceased was Miss Maholney.
The funeral of John Hammi!l Nj!
stead who died last Tuesday in tn
naval hospital at Portsmouth, y. Il
took place this morning from Wheat
!ey's mortuary chapel. Services wei
conducted by Rev. Dr.. P. p. Phillips
rector of ST.. Paul's P. l.. Church
assisted by /. chaplain from the United
States Navy. Burial was in Arlinet tc:
cemetery.
The State Corporation Commits
sion has granted the following char.
ters: Walker Motor Company (Inc)
Alexandria, Va. John C. Walker
president; Jennie Y. Walker seefet
tary, and J. Curtis Walker all o.
Washington, D. c. Capital: maxi
mum, $4,000; minimum, $4,000,
| Object: automobile and accessor.
business. Malcney Paving Company
Inc, Alexandria, Va. Maximum
! $4,000. Minimum, $4,000. Charlie
| P. Maloney, president; Charles B
Stewart, secretary, AID Joseph F
Robinson, all of Washington, D c
70 construct and: 6irepair houses
fsroads, railways, etc liss5-.. ~ .s:a5eelsy-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

Mr.. 4. NJ /. Rcmschel, of the Rem.
schel Auto Sales Company. whcr
getting out of hrs car last night CT
D Street, Washington, slipped ant
fell and brok' his right ankle and j.
confined to his home in Rosemont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-16

For this scctiGn-Fair; continued /
Geld tonight: Tomorrow fair; not
so cold Minimum temperature to'i
night, about IA degrees II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23
Stuub Sill.

8n1. @uupin liegt g~eeen,pdrtts
idJiper crfranft bornieber, als Solge
eines SdIoeonfoues.
Sruu S. 8. @urtper, bon Mos.
com Drills, $40, fam Iesten 9iens.
tag bierber Tim ibren idperfrarfen
Softer, @m. Mu,tpin slt beiuhen.
Bon bier aus begaben iiH Ietten
SonntoQ bieIe mad 8eemont tim
Der Gintpeibun9sfeier oes neilen
Sbnrmes Der horti9en Sd. 6, Stride
b%ci5llpobncn,
SRI. Splpio &atbiam, bon ct.
2ouis, befin6et fi6 bier oltf 8ciu4
bel Sertponotert.
Mebrere ,tnierer @enobner Wobn.
ten Gebten Sonntog Dem Bicnic in
GiiIon bel uno beri6ten bob 6as.
ieIbe 1obIrei6 beitdt lno ieIbit Der
eingctrete,re &e9en Die SeItfrettben
nidt I'M Stonbe mar ST It6ren.
@eu. Stolte mofte Lebtcn Sonn'
tag cine 8eiubsreiie mad 9la1N.
am Mitttuod Sen %. Sltli finbet
bas Sonrta9idul.Se Eel Der biciigen
ebonql. @emeinoe bier itott, fiir
peldes bon ictten Der @emetnoeglie.
Ser bercitS oie unfoiienbIten Sor.
bereitungen getroffen nerben. Sc
0ermann lit CUR Sbeilnabrnc cinge.
lo6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23
Die @ertbenernus Der 3eitnuseu.

Die ct. 9ouis n@merifa" i6rieb
bariiher pie folet:
v0ie Sretie fir 9r1ldpopier iinb
ont 1. Sl1li abermals I'm einen Gent
per Sfuno geItteeen uno boben bn.
nit einen Stano errei6t, pie er in
6en So Sabren ieit Dem 8iirgers
friege niht mebr bageipeien lit. lln6
oobei lit fir 1. Sftober bon ben
Eapiermiiblen cine obermalige
Sreisiteiger1ng I'M einen Gent per
Sfuno angefiinbiet morben, mas eli
ne Sreiserb0brtng I'M mebr nls
bierSig Sro5ent felt benz 8eeinne
Ocs Sobres bebelltet. ..... Die fleine.
rem 8lGtter, Die feline Sobresfons
trafte obihlieBen uno feline groBe
@eiteIlitngen MAIDEN fonnen, iinb
libel 6oron, oo tie 6as notbige Druid.
pnpicr i'm offenen Nnrfte falfer
uno bofiir Bis 81 20c per Bftno be.
aablen miiiien. 8os iinb Sreiie, Die
hire @riiten8 urtergraben, unb tbats
iGhlid baben i6on bieIe fleinere
3eittrn9en uno 3eitidriften ibr gr.
i6einen einItellen miiiien.
Gs giebt be1tte MIR nod tpe1ige
3eitlngen I'M gon5en 9onoe, Die lid
rtht eenotbigt geieben boben, infol-
ge Der 10 enorm g~eItiegenen 8opier'
preiie aIlein ibren @erfaufspreis 81
erb0ben. @inigc 3eihtneen bober
nod feline GrciserbObrrng bor9cnom.
ntc1t, ober audi bel ibncn lit es unter
0en obpolten6en llmitGnoen MIR cine
Srogc bon meni9en Mod)erl, bis lie
1if oo5lt enti6licBen miliien, Inn
nid)t unterSltgcben. Germ Der ein5i.
&c onoere @usmeg, Der ibnen bliebe.
n6mlid ibren ltmfang 5t oerrin'
germ, lpeniger 2cieitoff 5u brtn9en,
1T nod meniger ourdfiibrbor. Scr
3citungSleier bon bclte erbeht Irs
Iprlld ol,f cine rieii9e Wcngc bon
2eieitoff urb proteitiert gegen cine
@crmin0crung oeSielben, lit ober in
sen mciitcn 6GIlen nerniinftig &C.
mug, ein5uIcben, baB Die 3eit1ngS'
prciic MIR u1tcr Dem Crude Scr
Iotbmenoigfcit erbobt per6en, uno
ouber millens, Sen perlongten, tilr
Sen Gin5elnen foltm ins @emttt
follcn6en Wtebrpreis 3u bcaablen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23
Imsfnnft in Sentidcr Sprade.

Gus ausfunftsbiiro in beutider
Spra6c gibt bcreitDilliglt uno TO-
Itentos Iltgflinft iiber ollie bic Bun
bc8Uernaltlrng betrcffenOe angele'
o%cnbciten, 0ffentIi6cs @eiunbbetts'
mcicn, Soloatert. uno Watroienan.
gcIegcnbeitcn. @cicbgcbung, arbei'
tcrperbGltniiic, Naturalization. Gin
uonoerune, 9tuspan6errne, Stener'
ueien, &eiiepdiie, er8iebrnsstueien'
II. {. NJ. anfrogen iino at riften
an @crmanS ibtiion Bureau
of Soreien Language Snformation
Service. 4mericon &eb Gross. t24
gaIt, 2Stb Strect, 3ep gorf, 81. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23

sieben uno Damn 3u enti6eioen, oh
@oupernelr Cor nirflid elm libera.
Ter Mann it,"
0os Willuorfec 8latt lit mad
9ltr6iift oes 9ofumenteS 5t Der
feItcn lleber5el,grn9 gelangt, bob er
cs midi lit. IS nagelt Cor alS
einen infomen Srembenbaiier uno
0euti9enfeinb felt, in6em es felt
IteIlt, bob Die berii6tigte Mes.8or-
.(uee bon ibm om 5. Sum- 1919, dlio
crit Gnnge nod GbidlltB bes @af'
fenItiIIitanbes, unter5eiGnet uno in
aroft geiest nurbe. r9tes @eies,"
10 fiibrt Der Wilfpnrtfee Scroll DEG
RGberen aus, yperbietet ni6t MIR
in alien 0ffentli6en unb @emeinoe-
i6ulen &inbern inter Dem od,ten
@rob bas @rlernen ser oeutIhen
Sprade, ionoern altd) Die @rtetlltn9
bon RcIigionsl1ntcrri6t in oertider
Sprode OH @c6cntaJnt an &iroer
inter Dem aften @rnb, Iogor IN
SonrmerIGulerl, ultBerbolh Der fir
Sen olIgemeinen Sdulbcin6 5pan9ss
lpeiie feItgeicttcn Belt. Offenbor
bGGt er sic octtife Sprade fir Die
Sprudc bon SerrGtern, uub Die,
sic ii6 ibrer bebienert uno bcnen er
friibcr gar nift genltg Sret INNS
@ul1I Ifmicren fonnte, fir %crro'
ter. 2eltc, 6enert Cor forttu6breno
infomc @eleibigltnqen ins 8eIidt
qcihlc1t6ert bot, mie Dem 8iir9err
SclttIhen Stormes in Ohio, molIen
cinen Wonn ieines &olibers iifer'
lid nift inn 8r6iioentenItubl ieben.
Nicrnonb mill aus oern &egen in Ole
Iroufc fommen. Ger &egen nor
ihlinm genrg!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23
Grbulnusstase

Cine Belt geirn6er @rbolling IN
Der man Seim l1nb @eidaft perldbt,
INT cinen 8e6iel bon &lima uto
llmgebung 5u finoen, lit cine iebr
~notbmenoiee geiItige unb pbpitld)e
@uffrii6ung fir ieben, Der bart Or
beitet. $50 jeon6 bin5ugeben uno
mas 51 hun, lit Die Srage. >Sun'
oerte un6 Sunberte bon Seittett
baden in iebem Sabre 5uiommert
uno geben fort, Inn ii4 alts5uri,bet
uno 81 erbolen. 3umeilen febren
iie bunn auriid nit gei6aoigter De
iunobeit unb ~perooier als ie 5upor.
neil ser Srt, bcn lie iid ausIndten,
boil bon Slie9en unO Wosquitns
unb ooS Srintnaiier be%rl1nreini9t
NOR. Ober iie geben in Die 8tl'
SerniB, obne ettpas bon @amp'Sp'
eiene o6er erIter Silfe 51 uerlteben
urto lie MAIDEN nidt minoer idledte
Grfohrungen.
I'M Oicien W09Ii6teitcn bor11t.
6e11oen, bat Ser 0ffentlif)e @ei1tnos
beitsOienIt eir1 fleines Bud berofs
fentIiht, She Snfe 8acation," oaS
oils Siibrer bel Ser auspabl zines
grboIltngsortes unb olS Ratgcber
geoadt lit, I'M Nnleitlng our erIten
Silfe 5u geben, mo INNER bieie not
wenbig lit. gs 5eigt cine &eibe BON
acknowledgement, bie I'M altge be-
bnlten perben iollten.
Gus feline Bud entbGlt fer1er
Elm f1lr5eS ober notiuenOiges 9apttel
iiber critic Silfe. gs beranifaulidt
uno erfIGrt Rcttlrno uno @ieoerhe'
Iebltn9 nad ocm Grtrinfcn, 8ebano.
hung fleinerer @,1nben uno Ser
lebltneer, Shlon9cnbiiie, Sonnen.
brand 1tno GpbCuOcr9iftltng. @nos
Iid gibt es einige gaOeregeln, Die,
Denrt tie befolgt mcrOcn, Die @eFobr
| 0eS @rtrinfens iebr Oerringern mir
Sen.
Srqenowel6e beItimmte @rbo'
Ilrngsprte nerben IclbitberItGn6lidN
nift erpGbnt. Ger Stronb, Die
8erge ODER ooS 2on6 iin6 aGle glctfD
gciltn6beitGid 5lttrGgliA, Iofern Der
Grbolltng8ort Elm 9eIrnoer lit. 9as
Bud erfI6rt einfod, wie man Die
9ingc pernteibct, oic einen Grbo'
Iltng3oufentbolt gciunhbettsgefabr'
lid MAIDEN.
Mon idrcibe an Sen II. 9. Nltblic
&coIt6 Scrbicc, @oibington, 8. g.,
lnt Nieies Bud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23
Miiiipusfeit.

Der llnterSeidnete bringt biermit
allen @iiiionsfreunben our gefdlli.
gen &enntnibnabme, bab Die pres
bpterioner @emeinoe bel 9ap, on
Ser Second Greet, ibr @iiiicnsfeit,
10 Soft mill, am II. uno IL. slug.
at feiern gebenft.
aGe $errn Nodburpaitoren, TO-
mie ibre liebe @emeinoen neroen
hermit glei9aeitig frernOli@it einge'
laben, on oemieIben t%eiI5unebmen.
". &olobn, BaItor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23
$50 iiten bic 3atibiiteu?

&an meiB a1f oemofratifder Sci,
te %offenbar gon5 gena1,, pesbalb
nan llnS 6en Reni6en Cor ourd.
aus oils liberal unb @egner Der
Brobibition abmnblen mill. eSn6em
mon 10 biel iiber feline 2iberolitGt
itreibt, sic ia olld ipeiter nidts
dig Sinte lift, m6dte man uniere
Nufmerfiamfeit 6onon oblenfen, 6ob
Samcs 90. Cor elmer Der berbiiien.
item 9e1tti6enfeinbe unb elmer Ser
miitbenbiten Notipiiten lift, oic in
Sen Sereinigten Staoten jc berl1n.
Iiefen. Sn meld idomloier @ciie
Cor ol1f Den 0elttidamerifonern
herlmtrompelte, oIs iie oltrd hus
cIe,oe @ilionide Spionogceciet 81
gcocn gc0riift tpitroen, pGbrenb er
porber Inn lire Stimmen Grbihlei.
herei getrieben batte, 6oron %erinnert
ser 8G6ter unb In5eiger in Glebe-
Lamb, in6ern CT goTers SaItlrne gum
McSs @eiGb oufn1rmt 11no oltf feline
3roh1trg bintpeiit, bie StoatsIeais.
Iotrlr non Ohio ipegen maneelnber
potriotiider @eIinm,n9 on ben
Stranger 81 Itellen, lpenil lie ienes
@cieb ni6t onnobme, bos ben
Neatihiprodieen ltr1terrtdt in ben
ShuIeu berbot. Dos 8iiri6lein
Gor oinG 10 melt, sic be1ttihen &c.
mcinoeitulen OILS @rutItdtten bon
ilNi9noIitGt llno &crrot 5lt 6e5ei6.
1Cr.
IN 6ieiem 3uiommenbon9e Der
Nient cine 8uI6rift GripGbnrrtq at
fin0cn, sic Dem .MiImol,fec Scroll"
oll@ Ohio 5uging ltnb in Der Gin
Ncuti6cr gtnmohncr Sbios Slt ser
Ter'6nIidfeit Cor foIgenbermaBen
StcIIllng nimmt: Cor lit Iibc-
70, iomeit linn oies SIT ieinem poli.
tiifcn SortciG 9erci6t. 9urf Iein
0oalrtum lit cincm 9roBcn Sell Ser
Ncnt'hcn greiic in Ohio bos @rob
>''"Nhrn morhcl1, in0cnl cr Elm &c.
'ct h%Hfijrmortctc. SOS ihr sic offi1icI-
L." "n5ciucn rrtano. Nufcrbcm hnt
rr Id oils Tcin6 ser SforrihuIer
1~rt'i't l1nh niftS rnberhtht geloi.
icn 0en 6elttIhen llntcrriht ots
6ffrHtlihcn, pribot 1lnb @forrih1,ler
~ ncrbonrcn. @ic OUT INN bics
ocIlnqer, benefit bciliegenbes 90.
tumcnt, tpeIdlcs 6os bon linn befiir-
mortctc @cicb c1thGIt 1tn6 Elm @i,t,
nd1ten bctreffs besferben hon Stoots.
NcncraImmpolt, Sd bite sic. bics
2ofuncnt elmer Sltrhiiht at inter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23

oriidli9 berpfIi6tet bottle, Die 6euto.
fratii9e 2igaplanfe ai berteioigen.
9us lit Die 8abrbeit iiber Gan
francisco, pie es Die 8abrbeit iiber
Die 9emofraten lift, bob iie bis in
Ole leste aoer bon 8ilionihem
8ifte berie,i6t iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23

idtua6 fiibIte, otlBerorbentIid sebol.
fen. SD miinfde. BOB anbere es
ebenfalIs periudet, benin es pirb
ibnen ol,h beIfen." 9ieie beriibHtte
&riutermebi6in lit Elm por5iielides
StGrflmgsmitteI; es perbeiiert Dos
9l1t; es fr1ftigt Die 0erben un6
bdllt Den gattoen aorper oiif, es III
nidt in apotbefen gu baben. 8eeen
nGberer ausfunft tpenoe man it9 ar.
Or. &eter Sabrnep & Cons 60,
250t 8aibineton 8lbo., Chicago.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23
ciratbscrlaubnifideine

Hobart r. Watson, st. Louis, - %
Rose Hudson, st. Louis, q
Robt. Jenkins, Canaan, -- %
Minnie C. Lockhart, 'Owensville, 1S
Hy. F. Broker, Potsdam, $3.50 81
Elsie M. Kessier, Potsdam, 10
Clemens Koenig, Rhineland, - 30
Anna Schluss, Rhineland, 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23

s9P@me unicre 2eier, melfe Die
3eit1,na nidt reseImabia erbolten
bc,1odridtiecn, bomit mir Ibbilfc
Sino oebcten, llns Der RoItforte gu
i6offen tonncn. Sic ertueiien inns
bomit cine oroBe @efdlltgfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-23

Sine Suminifancr.S diueiter bon
Son Gabriel Miiiion, Gal, f6reibt:
rSorni's M%lpenfrGltter bot mir i'm
Sabre, als i'd mid iebr
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17

Women's Hosiery, all kinds, re-
 markably cheap. Fowler 6. Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
FAIRBANKS SAYS AIR |S CLEARING:
 ALL RECOVERING

Very encouraging reports come from Fairbanks today, the general belief in the upper town being that the air is clearing rapidly of flu germs and that nothing further need be feared from the epidemic
 The cases under treatment are being reduced rapidly from day to day and it is claimed that all the patients are on the mend
 The commencement of the week found the town more nearly normal than at any time since the epidemic started, and it is believed business will be moving along about as usual by the end of the week.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
|cE JAM BROKEN;
 SLOUGH IS CLEAR

The ice jam which formed last week in the mouth of Cinema slough, just above Cinema, went out yester- day afternoon about two o'clock and the slough is now practically free of ice.
 The jam broke without doing any damage to the boats at Cinema or to the town itself, and without dis turbing the ice in the Panama river, which is still holding fast at that point. There is considerable open water below Cinema, however, and il is believed there will be a general movement of ice from above within the next day or two.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
|O|IAROO ALARMED:
 WILL STOP TRAVEL

The people of Iditarod have been nervous inquiry during the past several days relative to flu con- ditions here and at Fairbanks, and instructions have been asked regard ing the best manner in which to cope with the epidemic should the disease appear in the Iditarod dis trict.
 The wires indicate that it is the intention of Iditarod to establish Q quarantine similar to that which is apparently giving adequate protec- ton to the Tolovana district.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17

Robert Joseph Diven was on the streets again this morning after a slight setback, which kept him home for couple of days.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
NOTICE OF QUARANTINE.

A quarantine is hereby establish ed in favor of Brooks and Liven- good and against all outlying com munities and all persons are for bidden to travel to or from said places.
 J. A. SUTHERLAND, Assistant Territorial Health Con-
 missioner.
 All of the restaurants in town are doing business again today.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
CIRCLE IS SWEPT
 BY FLU EPIDEMIC

Practically everybody at Circle is down with the flu, according to ad- vices received at Fairbanks from Deputy Marshal Ed Poppel. who has taken charge of the situation, and who is about the only one of the population left to nurse the ailing.
 Up to the time the message was sent to Fairbanks, no deaths had occurred, with the exception of the one reported from Miller House last week, which is some distance from Circle.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
MOVED
 FROM COONEY 10
 SOUTHERN HOTEL

Gradually, as the days pass, the flu situation in Nenana is clearing, and while the gloom of death still hangs heavily over the community, and will for some time to come, the wave of sickness has passed and the leases still under treatment are diminishing rapidly. There are less than thirty cases today, and by the end of the week the majority of them will have been discharged, probably. There are still several very serious cases, but on the whole the situation is very greatly im- proved today. The only source of danger now is that from conval- escents, many of whom are daily exposing themselves to needless risk In order that the work of nursing might be reduced to minimum, all the patients in the Cooney hotel were removed to the Southern to- day. There was not room in the Government hospital for them, and inasmuch as there were several cases lat the Southern which could not be moved at this time, it was deemed advisable to take the Cooney pa tients there. There are, in addi- 'tion, several cases under treatment lin private homes.
 Assistant Territorial Health Com- missioner J. A. Sutherland, Drug |gist Frank R. Clark and the volun- teer nurses who came from Fair banks to help nurse Nenanaites back to health plan to return to their homes in the upper town tomorrow Mir. Collins and most of the mem-
 bers of his nursing staff have been
 on the job here for more than a
 week, and practically all of them
 have been nursing, in Fairbanks and
 Nenana, for about twenty days They are all wearied and are going
 home to rest. glad that they have
 been able to help Nenana and glad
 that Nenana is now we'll enough to
 get alo.:S without them. .> 1 The situation is such, it is be- 1 lieved, that the town can get along
 without further assistance, especial fly in view of the fact that the num- Der of cases has been very materi- ally reduced and to the further fact that Dr. Smith will continue to
 have the help of Dr. E. M Spauld- ing and his very capable wife, who
 mushed over the Broad Pass trail
 from the coast end of steel and who
 reached Nenana on Saturday eve
 ming. Both Dr. and Mrs. Spaulding
 have had experience in the treat
 ment of flu cases, and both have
 many oldtime acquantances and
 friends in Nenana who are glad to
 have them here.
 Dr. Spaulding practiced in Fair banks in the early days of that
 town, going from there to Iditarod,
 where he and Mrs. Spaulding were
 married, and thence to the coast i He went to Seldovia when the flu made it's appearance there, and has
 had additional experience since then in the treatment of the disease in
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All travel by boat or otherwise from Nenana down the Panama river to Tolovana, Hot Springs or the Kantishna country or other points on the lower river is strictly pro- hibited until further notice, as a means of preventing the spread of influenza to unaffected districts in Interior Alaska. Persons failing to heed this notice will subject them selves to arrest.
 DR. J. 4. SUTHERLAND,
 - Assistant Territorial Health
 Officer. k21 OVER-THE-lCE EGGS, $1.5o per dozen, at Fowler & Morris.
 Nenana, Where Rails and Rivers Meet
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17
KANTISHNA

Freight for Kantishna must be de- livered at dock in next few days. The Reliance will go as soon as river permits and will make only the one trip at present.
 k19 J. H. SCOTT, Agent.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-17

Awnings, Tarps and Nets made tc order. Suits cleaned and pressed, al D'ORSAY'S TAILOR SHOP Third and A Streets.