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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03
Avoid Flu" By
Sterilizilng
Your Nose
Last Years Experience Proved
OF. Eucalyptus (Eucapine
Salve) Is Most Effective
& Preventive Known.

Get out your jar of Eucapine Salve. or. if
you have none, go to the nearest drug store
at once and get family jar of this we'll
known nose and throat sterilizer. Sterilize
morning, noon and night by shifting the
Eucapine UP into the nostrils and rub a
little on the back of your tongue, whence
it viii spread to the throat and nostrils,
thus sterilizing the nose and throat.
The chief ingredient of Eucapine Salves is
Oleum Eucalyptus. the non-poisonous an
tiseptic whose power to prevent influenza
was first discovered in the London Epidemic
of 1891, and effective in the cpl
demic of influenza throughout America last
year. In addition, Eucapne Salve contains
just enough camphor, menthol and oil of
white pine to make it soothing, healing and
delightful to use. Even the babies enjoy it.
Ask any well informed physician and he
will tell you that Eucapine, though originally
designed for the mothers use with her chill
dren in colds, Group and to prevent pneu-
monia, is the best and most agreeable anti
septic you can use to steriize the nose and
throat of young and old alike. Any drug
store supply you for half dollar.
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CITIZENSHIP CLASS
tn EFT

There will be a meeting of the
citizenship course class this afternoon
a 1880 o'clock at suffrage head
quarters, Gable Hall. The following
questions win be answered at the
meeting:
What is a town in Alabama? What
Is a city? How created.
What are the offices of town or
a city?
Can a mayor serve without pay2
.sHow does a town or city derive it's
revenue?
What is a precinct, and how is it
created?
What are the officers of precinct?
How chosen?
What are the duties of a justice Of
the peace or a consta BILE?
Why do some precincts have no JUS
tice of the peace?
When and how does a precinct have
more than two voting places?
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MISS KETTIG
ENTERTAINS

Miss Dorothy Kettig entertained a
few of her young friends at a heart
party yesterday afternoon at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Kettig. Among the guests were Misses
Susan Shook, Adelaide Fox, Margaret
Greene, Josephine Connors, Dorothy
Rice. Helen Jackson, Virginia Beau
champ of Montgomery, Caroline Car
per, Mary Co1lett Earle, Virginia Kaul,
Eugenia Woodward, Mary Hausel
Shook, Lestra Kinney Exum, Virginia
Jacobs, Dale Oliver, Una Webster,
Margaret Oliver, Clyde Pearce, Mar
garet Shireman, Elizabeth Mackey,
Caroline Sibley and Mary Shredder.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT
LEAGIIE LUNCHEON

Tho Womans Division of the La W
Enforcement League viii entertain at
luncheon on Monday at o'clock at
the Tutwiler Mr.. Russell, founder OF
Tie league. and Mrs. Fuller Of Florida
one Of that states most prominent
women. win be among the speakers,
A splendid programme will be given
and number of the city's most prom
inent women will attend.
Mrs. S. L. Ledbetter is the city chair
man of the Law Enforcement League
and viii preside.
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bought a spew home in Woodlawn and
will take possession soon.
Mrs. II. A. Sharpe and daughter, Mrs
Arthur Eastwood of this city, and Mrs.
A. NJ. Lynn of Pittsburg left a few
days ago for Florida, where they viii!
motor through the state for a few
weeks
Mrs. John Hudson of Montgomery is
the guest of friends in the city.
Mr. ands Mrs. Frank Pettus of Mont
gomery are the guests of relatives in the
city
Miss Marietta Randolph will go to the
South Highland nf1rmarys today for a
slight operation on her face,
Dr. j. d. Dabney is i'll at the South
Highland infirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foreman and chill
dren have spent the past few days in
Gadsden with Col. and Mrs w. r.
Dortch,
Miss Virginia Sproull, who has spent
the apast few days in the city, has re-
turned to her home i'll Admissions
Mr.. and Mrs n. l.. Pierce, accompanied
by their charming little daughters, will
leave "Wednesday for birmingham. where
they will in the future reside. Their
many frienrs will regret to have them
they will in the future reside Their
Huntsville, having identified herself with
many of the clubs of the city. in which
! she was always an efficient and active
member Huntsville Mercury
Miss Dorothy Wood and her father,
DR. Charles f. Wood, spent the past
few days in Mobile to attend the launch
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OFFICERS ELECTED

The ANNUAL meeting of the Old Ely
ton charter Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, was held Wednesday
with the regent. Mrs. J. Morgan Smith
al the home of her daughter, Mrs
Samuel Earle. ON Niazuma.
delightful program was followed
by an election of officers. There
were no changes in the personnel
The officers include Mrs. J. Nor
gan Smith, regent; Mrs. Webb Craw-
ford ssvice regent Mrs. Samuel Earle
Registrar; Mrs. John w Tomlnson
secretary, and Mrs. Agnes Terrell,
treasurer.
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.TITMLER TEA PARTIES

The Tutwiler will entertain as usual
at the Saturday afternoon tea num-
Der of the college set will attend and
the affair promises to be one of the
most attractive affairs of the holidays.
There are already number of reser-
vations and several largeARarties viii
be given .e.s4as pa ~
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BY EMMA REIp RYALL.

M Rs. AND MRS, y. IL FuLEN-
lWlt WIDER entertained few
q friends informally at dinner
last evening at their home at Roebuek
snri,as in honor of DIR. and Mrs. .Marye
Dabney. The guests included l)r. ana
Mrs Dabney. Mr. and Mrs Harry NC
Cormack, Miss Eva 'Lathrop, MISS Rose
smith, Miss Grace Moffett. Mr.. Hugh
Conner. Mr. Howard Fulenwider and
MIR Leslie Fulenwider.
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BY DOLLY
DALE YNPJsE

the big spectacular deeds that we
ever did.
Many a great song has been left UNI
sung; many great poem has been
left unwritten perhaps because the
people who could have sung and writ
ten them have been too busy doing The
simple things of life-cooking dough-
nuts-washing dishes-sewing little
clothes for the babies-all of which
are the simple things of life. yet how
important-~how much more important
than anything else.
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ST. JOHNS MUSICAL
PROGRAMME

ST. Johns Methodist church an
nounces the following attractive
musical programme for tomorrow at
the church on South Twentieth street
and Avenue III:
Mrs. Jennie Funk Wilt sing Teach
Me How to Pray" Miss Alice Finley
and Mrs ID. Gordon will sing a duet
at the evening service. The organist
will be Miss Hazel Hudson. Is
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03
MISS JOHNSON
TO ENTERTAIN

Miss Elizabeth Johnson will enter
TAIN number Of her little friends a {
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. W.. II. Johnson on Chestnut Hill this
afternoon
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ANDERSON EMORY
M MARRIAGE

The following announcement has
been sent to friends Mr.. NJ r..
Emory announces the marriage of his
daughter. Doris Brayton, to Mr.. NAL
colin Anderson on Wednesday, Decem-
Der oath, 1919"
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few friends at Lyric party yesterday
IN honor of Miss Mary Sarbee Smith
a bride elect. Her guests included
Mrs. Harry Fleetwood. Mrs Joseph
Weir, Mrs. George Duncan, Miss
katherine Massey and Miss Smith.
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MISS SIMPSON TO
RE HDN0RED

Miss Rachel Thornbury will enter
tain at tea this afternoon at the home
of her sister, Mrs G. J. Going, on
Montgomery street in honor of Miss
Margaret Simpson, who leaves soon for
Great Falls, Mont.
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MISSIONARY TEA

Rainbow leaders of the woman's
Missionary society of the East Lake
Methodist church will give tea on
Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock at
the church. in honor of the new Off
GERS of the society
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03
BIRMINGHAM ART
CLUB TO MEET

The Birmingham Art club meets this
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. J. W.
Donnelly, 1888 Highland avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03
MISS BOGGAN
ENTERTAINS

Miss Josephine Boggan will enter
tain today, giving Lyric party in
compliment to Mrs. Milton Walthall of
NeWbern, Ala.
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restores vitality and energy by purify
ng and enriching the blood. You can
soon feel its strengthening. Invigorat-
ing Effect. Price Coo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Engraving on wood was long known IN
China, bait began in Europe with the
Of playing cards about 400
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Mrs. Hal Copeland is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. S. Harding Burke, and
Mr.. Burke. at their home in Mobile. She
will be joined later this month by her
husband and will so to st. Petersburg,
Fla, for visit
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Bremen. who are
spending a few months at Hot Springs,
have rented their home at Roebuck
Springs to Mr. and Mrs. Lemon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Mr. w. w Drennen is at Hot Springs
for few months and has been Joined
by Mrs. Drennen recently.
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!DurSf1Arr1rSa
PHILOSOPHY

Ole Miss, hits true dat
Men Folks amt much, but
dey's all we've got in dat
line, so we might as well
mex de bes' NV 'em. Yassum!
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bought aspew home in Woodlawn and
will take possession soon.
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ing of the boat chicasaw City on Mon
day..
Mrs. Anna Bennett Robb, who has been
the guests of her two sons, Mr.. i. Ben
nett Robb and Mr.. Meredith Robb, has re-
turned home.
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MISS DUNCAN
ENTETAINS

Miss Imelda Duncan entertained a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Mrs. John Hudson of Montgomery is
the guest of friends in the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Miss Virginia Sproull, who has spent
the spast few days in the city, has re-
turned to her home i'll Annistons
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Mr.. and~ Mrs. Frank Pettus of Mont
gomery are the guests of relatives in the
oft
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Miss Marietta Randolph will go to the
South Highland inflrmary@ today for a
slight operation on her face.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-03

Mr. and Mrs. James Foreman and chill
dren have spent the past few days in
Gadsden with Col. and Mrs. w. r.
Dortch,
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POLET SAYS Libby Apple Butter per can
CLEVELAND WINS
 NEW YORK SERIES

New York, Aug 1s-Cleveland made it two out of three by defeating New York three to two today in 2 pitching duel between Caldwell and Scawkey. Babe Ruth cracked out his the fourth inning off Caldwell.
 When Ruth made the run, Theo- dore Struman. spectator. suffered an attack of heart trouble fnd died in a few minutes after he was carried rom the grandstand. The Cleveland play CTS. Lewis Pipp and Shore of the Yam kees went to Cleveland tonight .o at tend the funeral of Ray cnaymar to- morrow.
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ROUND WORLD RADIO
 COMMUNICATION ESTABLISHED

San Francisco, Aug. 21-lntercep-
 by the navy radio station at Yer ba Buena Island, San Francisco bay, of a message early today from the Lafayette radio station at Bordeaux, France, indicated the success of a world wide radio message sent broad cast from one station. The Lafayette station message. picked up in perfect clarity, was as follows:
 "Secretary Navy Washington:
 This Is the first wireless message to be heard around world and marks a new milestone on the road of scienti- fic achievement"
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[ by deputation of citizens of Warsaw. who told him he Was proclaimed by all the savior of the city. Weygand .old the deputation that the success of the Poles in throwing back the i'olSheviili spells Polish victory over inc enemy.
 The situation at D,nzig is still causing considerable worry but is e:- pected to be cleared up when the two forces of Allied batlleships now on thcir way there, arrive Advices say Sir Reginald Tower, the Mlier high commissioner at Dan2ig has offered to provide sufficient military forces to permit the unloading of Polish war munitions discharging of which is now held up by Bolsheviki influence.
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INTERIM AT|0NAL COURT PLAN MAY ENTER
 (. Q. P. CAMPA|GN

Marion, Ohio, Aug. 21-Indications point to the development by the Re- publicans of q plan to bring the pro- posed International Court of Justice into prominence in the national cam paign as a means of breaking down support of the League of Nations.
 It is said on good authority that the International Court, which former Secretary Elihu Root is now helping to ois; nize. may soon be brought into the presidential campaign as basis lof new association or concert of na :
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ADVERSE WEATHER DELAYS
 AIR FLEET ARRIVAL

cided to delay the conclusion of the great flight from New York until more favorable conditions obtain.
 All four flyers arrived al Ruby a. 2:9o p. m. yesterday. but, owing To some delay in communications. tho time of their arrival was not received here until last night. For this reason the fire plant whistle was not sounded In accordance with scheduled plan of the local reception committee.
 On receiving news concerning the situation here. Capt. Dour.as wired from Ruby to Lieutenant W. F. Case. in charge of the local field. stating that the expedition will not leave Ruby before Sunday and then only upon re- ceiVing favorable weather information from Nome.
 The delay is due moi so much 10 the weather as to the character of the landing field. To obviate danger of disaster, in landing. in windy weather it is necessary for airplanos to aligat either with or against the wind. Land ing across the wind is said to involve considerable risk of an upset and pos Sible injury to plane or pilot The local field being extremely narrow north and south. landing from either
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Contrary weather conditions devei- opins Friday night resulted today in | postponement of the expected ar '.uby. The planes were expected to leave Ruby at twelve o'clock today lrrivinS here about four hours later. The wind. however, would render landing on the narrow local field q hazardous proceeding and it was de
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POLISH FORCES
 OCCUPYING GERMAN
 BORDER TERRITORY

London. Aug. 21-The Poles are oc . cupying German territory along their western borders. according to Berlin dispatches reaching London today.
 The Poles are said to have occupied much border territory in upper Silesia. tw" thousand Polish troops having seized many villages in the Kattowitz district.
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Washington, Aug. 21-The War De- State groups comprising the army corps areas provided for in the new army bill have been established. to- gether with their various headquarters.
 The new military districts include nine corps areas. The ninth area em- braces the states of Washington, Ore
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PROGRAM OF ARRANGEMENTS

Following is the general olthne of reception 10 the Army Airmea
 on arrival the visitors wiH-re greet el by tho field reception committee at T,. Davis. Thcl wtu then be ,seoa- ed to the hotel in automobiles and laie to dinner. in the evening the huncn win be guests of nocor at a puhG, reception and dance given by the Are. vie Brotherhood at A. E. uM os which the City oficials will lyr' or, them in behalf of Nome and present the trophies provided by the city coun- cil, The reception is scheduled to commence al 9;$0 D. m.
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direction is impracticable at any time and must be achieved from ,i,hes an casterIy or westerly direction if aeriols danger is to he avoided With a strong cross wind blowing over the dclI a- il is today, landing from any direction would be extremely precarious and possibly disastrous.
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ROOSEVELT SPEAKS AT SEATTLE

Seattle, Aug. 20-Candidate Frank lin D. Roosevelt opened the democratic campaign in Seattle last night with an address. About three thousand heard him.
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w E | c o NE AIR M EN

Nome extends to the eight and of the Army Air Service greetings conara, al the conclusion of their long the far off Atlantic
 We bid them welcome hopenh hearts nd hands and gladly lay at their feet bestov in recognition of dauntless ment
 No finer achievement ten in the of mans conquest of the forces isp to share :" smsti degree in the glory of thede
 To their $ dot ccone in i { reprs- sets an apoeh history the in the and of Alaska Norhand
 With their coming of lhe horizon of future light o and beckon of enedavor and achieve 
 They the pioneers a der wherein Alaska result of their spiration and and increased
 It is therefore in a spirit of gratitude ~eIs in of their heroic accomplishment honor and welcome and heart home. < 4 < < | < < < X | a [
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G. 0. P. HAS NEW SCHEME TO DOWN LEAGUE
GRIGSBY, IN CAMPAIGN SPEECH
 ATTEMPTS POLITICAL RuSE

In what appears to be a species of desperate effort to stave off the seem ingly inevitable defeat looming on his political horizon, Delegate Grissby. arch leader of the noisesome machine faction of Alaska democracy. has evolved the novel ruse of asking the support of Republican voters under q voluntary promise that he will work with the Republican National Com mitteeman for Alaska in the matter of recommending Republicans for ap- pointments to Territorial positions, ac- cording to signed statement issued Thursday by Republican National Committeeman J. c. Mcbride.
 Mr. Grigsby's apparent attempt to hoax unsophisticated voters into SUD- porting his candidacy for Delegate to Congress is said by Mir. Mcbride to have been sprung at Juneau during the course of his opening campaign speech in the capital city.
 Following Is the Mcbride statement.
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SUGAR DOWN TO
 17 CENTS AT DETROIT

Detroit Mich., Aug. 20-A sharp decline in the sugar market has brought the present price of that com modity here to seventeen cents per pound.
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sEATTLE-NoME sAILINes

The Alahka Steamship Company announces the following sailings from Seattle for Boring Sea points. Victoria sails from Seattle Aug. Fist. Sails from Nome Sept End.
 Cordova leaves Seattle for Teller and Kotzebue points Aug. 18th.
 Alaska s. s. Co.
 R. A. CARROLL, Agent
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Chicago, Aug. 21-Several men and one wo.lidn were arrested by the police today as q result of an early morning riot developing when crowd of one hundred or more armed railroaders clashed with an equal number of strikers.
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WeYeANo HAILED AS
 SAVIOR WARSAW

Paris. Aug. 2l-The Poles are hail. ing General Weygand. the French gen ertl now in command of the Polish armies, as the savior of Warsaw Gen eral Weysand has been waited upon
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CHICAGO THIEVES MAKE
 RICH HAUL

Chicago, Aug. 21-A pouch con- taining money and valuables valued at one hundred thousand dollars was stol- en from the station of the Illinois Central railroad by two men today.
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the Coliseum Theatre at Juneau on the democratic candidate for delegate to Congress. appealed to the Republican voters in Alaska for support Ipon the alleged grounds that he would work with the Republican National Commit teeman for Alaska in the matter of recommending Republicans for ap- pointmen to Territorial positions more igreeably than Sutherland would and that harmony did not prevail ir the Repufli an party and, therefore, re auested Republicans to vote for him instead of his Republican opponent.
 wish to sttto at his dime that Mir. Sutherland the Republican nominee for delega e to Congress. and myself, are in ac 'ord and ihat pe'fec' harmony prevails Grd when Senator Harding takes office as President Of the Cuited States of America on March fourth next, no democrat will be consulted by myself regarding the distribution of offices in Alaska.
 In repudating this attempt of Mir. Grigsby's to create distrust and dis tension in the Republican Party and to
 
 and my duty to support it's candidates
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STOCK NOW READY

All thoss who subscribed for OIL STOCK can obtain same by applying to Wm Wsbb.
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MAIL THE NUGGET TO YOUR FRIENDS OUTSIDE AND HELP BOOST THIS SECTION OF ALASKA
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TWO DIE IN AIRPLANe CRASH

San An.oi..st, Tex. Aug 2l-Sec- ond Lieutenant Irving c. Stenson and Cadet Everett D. Burson were killed here today when their aeroplane fell in the outskirts of the ci.v.
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NEW MILITARY
 DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED

gon. Idaho, Montana. Wyoming. Utah. Nevada and California. with head quarters at the Presidia, san Francis co.
 Alaska is also attached to the ninth corps area.
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tons in which the Republican partv VIII seek to offset the League.
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men. 4'' --.- sounded by Polish force. betwe,. el . and Brest litovsk, ac. coiding u press dispatches today.
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most earnestly appeal to all Repub- jeans and other good citizens in Alas '[a to rally around Mr. Sutherland and Ill other Republican candidates and give him and all of them such a large majority as will demonstrate the loyal ty of the people of our territory to Harding. Coolidge, Americanism and good government
 J. C. MCBRIDE
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Ho FOR FORT DAVIS

Auto jitnsy will leave Nome for Landing Field every half hour Fare $1 .0o each way.
 CLYDE POWELL.
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SOVIET REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED
 IN WESTPhALIA

Amsterdam, Aug. 21-A Soviet Re- public has been proclaimed in the Vel bert district of Westphalia, according to advices reaching Amsterdam today.
 Communist rioting is reported Spi ,.,-.-.-.. oughout Westphalia.
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The Nome Nugget delivered hy car Tier or mailed. Fer Month siO0
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1920 Series War Saving Stamps on sale at Post Office.
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The Nome Nugget delivered by car Tier or mailed. Per month $1.00.
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FRESH REINDEER STEAKS AND CHOPS AT NOME RESTAURANT
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TO THE VOTERS OF ALASKA

Juneau, As. Aug. 1920 1920 Nugget, Nome, Alaska. In his opening campaign speech at
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CLASH WITH STRIKERS
 AT CHICAGO

A sharp battle followed the encount CT, in which scores of shots were eX changed but resulted in no serious in juries.
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The only newspa per published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22,70O square miles of territory.
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Six Soviet Divisions Surrounded

Paris, Aug. 21-Six Bolsheviki di- consisting of forty thousand
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POLES COUNTER
 MARKED BY
 FUTKER SUCCESSES

Warsaw. Aug. 21-The Poles have captured over fifteen thousand Soviet prisoners up to Thursday, it is an- nounced today in the War Office com munique, and the success of the Polish counter movement is continuing along the entire Northern and Eastern fronts.
 Poland's army is rapidly following up the retreating enemy northeast of Warsaw and further successes for the Poles are reported almost hourly.