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The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
STEVENSON BACK FROM
 MUsHlNc TpiP

Louis Stevenson. manager of tLe
 Pioneer Mining Company. returned Sunday from Il trip of several weeks to the Norton Bay and Candle sec led by Louis Boulangcr, an employe. of the company who made the round trip with him. The itinerary included Ia visit to the Frank Shaw camp in the Bonanza section, Dime Creek Can de and the Soderberg Anderson sil-
 ver-lead mine on the kugrok Travel
 ling conditions were average through out the trip and little severe weather was encountered. Mir Stevenson says affairs at the Shaw camp were pro gressing nicely and everyone was in |good health. Operations arc confined to prospecting and considerable worl, has been done despite unusual weather conditions. Dime Creek was found with everyone busy at something. al though the volume of mining opera
 tions is considerably below that of earlier years. Three outfits were talk ing out dumps and considerable pros pecting swas in progress.
 Mir Stevenson says as far as he could learn there is little mining in the Candle section this winter. Only one windlass was sen during t:eii' progress down Candle Creek. Ap- parently the only activities were con fined to prospecting here and there.
 The Kugruk mine is developing rapidly and a large quantity of ore 's being piled up in readiness for ship ment to the coast next Spring. A crew of twenty odd persons is em- ployed. Mir Stevenson says the out look for the mine is excellent and there is every prospect that it will develop into q property of considerable value
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
BRITISH WARShiPS ARRIVE OFF BELFAST TO
 PREVENT UPRISING

London, April 2-The arrival of q number of British warships off Belfast movement on the part of the sovern- ment in preparation to prevent the re- ported plans for an uprising during the Easter holidays. The police barracks at Clonoulty, Ireland, was ,zaided and wrecked with bombs yesterday. The police retaliated with ruids throughout Kilkenny.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
WAGE CONFERENCE ENDS AFTER FAILURE
 TO AGREE

Washington. April 2-The wage committee representing the railroads and the unions were broken of tonight |clined to consider demands which have been estimated will total one billion dollars unless the American public i; given Il version of the proceedings. This the union representatives ob- jected to.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
coRDovA PIONEERS sYMpATAizE
 WITH NOME iGIoo

Cordora. April 1-Cordova Igloo of Pioneers was only recently organized and was represented at the Grand Igloo only by proxy. so knows nothing of- ficinl about the proceedings. But members express themselves favorable to reduction of the time limit per- mitted by the action of the Grani IglOo and also feel that Nome was entitled to representation
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE
 DEFEATS AMENDMENT

Dover, Del April 2-Ratifieatfon of equal suffrage amendment was defeat- led in the lower house of the state Legislature today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
Washington Women to Create Demon-
 strated Favor of Ireland

Washington, April 1.-Two women carrying signs asking the United States to intervene in Ireland to pre- vent a great massacre are alleged to be scheduled to begin Monday to pick ct the British embassy. It is said here today that they will be relieved by other women and that the vigil will be maintained indefinitely.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
PEACE RESOLUTION REPORTED
 OUT OF COMMITTEE

Washington, April 2-The republi- can leaders, resolution declaring the state of war between the taited States and Germany at an end. was ss- ported out today by the House Foreign Relations Committee by strictly panty vote of 12 to 6. Democratic leaders said 1t will not be brought up in the House before Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
SENATE VOTES FOR NEW YORk.FRIScO AIR MAIL ROUTE

Washington. April The senate voted to appropriate $1.415,OO0 for a New York-San Francisco aerial mail route to-day, but the House rejected similar appropriation. The senate leaders are hopeful the measure can be agreed upon in conference.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03

II. B. Joseph. of Nenana, who has been with the Alaska Engineering commission for the past three years has taken a position with the Tongass Trading Co, as bookkeeper and cash fer. He has been in the north about seven years.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
GERMAN REDS MusT suRRENDgh DEFoRE ApRil 10

Dusssldorfs, Germany. ASril s-uhe leaders Of the worltmens army in the Ruhp district must make delivery of .thelr arnas to the iocal authoritaes be- fors April 10. under an agreemen. rsaehed Sstwsen tho sovesnment and the Centr11 Committee of the work
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
ON RHINE UNDER
 pKENoENrs ORDERS

Washington. April s-"American troops on the Rhine are subject to the orders of the president" President Wilson wrote today in response to a resolution Of inquiry made by. the House of Representatives
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
WILSON'S NAME WITHDRAWN
 FROM GEORGIA PRIMARIES

Atlanta, April 2-The name of Pres ldent Wilson which was entered by Representative Peddon in the Georgia presidential preferential primary, has been withdrawn by action of q num- Der of the signers of the petition.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
THUGS HOLD UP SEATTLE
 SOCIETY WOMAN

Seattle. April A burglar held q gun at the head of Mrs Beth Farrell Capitol Hill society woman, for if teen minutes while his pal robbed her home of q thousand dollars worth of cash and jewels.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03

Ben Hoerler of Fairbanks has dis posed of his water wagon and gone to Nenan to live. Ben has been sell- ing water for many years in the In- terior metropolis using tank on wheels. with a stove in each end for cold weather,
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
MARY PickFoRp SECRETLY WEDS
 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS

Los Angeles. March 3l-Mary Picllford and Douglas Fairbanks, the noted moving picture stars, were sec retly married Sunday night at the residence of Reverend James, Whit comb Brougher.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
COAL MINERS AND
 OPERATORS TAKE
 COMMITTEE SUGGESTIONS

New York. April 1-The coal oper- ators and miners have agreed to q form of contract in settlement of the wage dispute which eInbodies all the provided for in the report of President Wilson's coal com mittee
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
FRIDAY
TOM sYERs ACCIDENT VICTIM

Adrices reaching town from Monu- ment creek this afternoon reports that Tom Beyers, a well known old timer, was blown up and seriously injured while blasting bedrock today on q Monument Creek claim. Full details are not yet available.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
MISSISSIPPI FAILS TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Jackson, Miss. April 1-The House Fof Representative failed to ratify the
 federal suffrage amendment before ad-
 journing.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03
SENATOR KNOX
 DANGEROUSLY ILL.

Washington, April 2-Senator Phil ander C. Knox. of Pennsylvania. is i'll at his home here, ac- cording to announcements today
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-03

mems general conference at Essen. They will not be considered rebels If the fighting ceases throughout the dis trfct at noon today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

The young lady across the way says
with food prices as they are the home
gardening movement is every BIT as i'm
portant as ever and every man ought
10 be his own vegetarian.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Does No One Carer

IN letter from the county which he says as
federal prisoner merits credit for the recent jan
investigation only Anderson Leslie Sanders calls at
ton the Chuchman Episcopal publication "h
indianapolis people at this time
The Cburchman article dealing with prisons which
appears in the Atlantic Monthly April and
Christian church has not Interested e
greatly in what walls We have deemed that
to be field specialists; warden and politicians have by gen
the specialists to be entrusted with
these matters reform have mol made
perceptbe improvement of how prisoners ought to be
should reporters lot uahy newspapers Oo
for prisons what cruel
tv and administrations"
recalls the midst OF the nVeuga
on which he Anderson paused
to aska question yet unanswered
becomes Of the state prisoners In this Ja
The officials the state Of Indiana the
interest in the horrors that he through the
agency Of federal prisoners. bringing to light
investigations made Of the county jail hoy and amaze
Time down the resolve to de-
the subject is old for
to the public what the public wants
organization church otherwise that
question: asked only few days
of the state prisoners in this ja?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Let the Party Nominate


reflect the highest credit
elected give Indiana an administrators
no democrat wilev repudate
opportunity should fa
grasp it and number of worthy candidates on the
mary ticket almost impossible for any other nan hgn s
lions to be made.
Under there need OF slate oeg
by any matter how greatly interested IN
ticket of which we can De
nrod NAV safely of Marion county, who WILL IN n
urinary practically responsibility for naming the next set Oh
officials
Denison hotel last Friday demonstrated
that there are sue the ship from us ho
would represent all the
would not be representative Oh re
cratic party They looks avoid that plfall
representative ticket
from the available will exist reason why the deocrc
marty can not present a solid front in this campaign
Democracy has united party the state VIII go demo-
cratic Marion county will lead the way
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Adams Appeors Confused

whose woeuy
of Indiana
audience the criminal by his
proceedings contempt statutes against The Times
The public appears charges
by
which
showed contempt.
Although responsible for the pubca
have
wasting There particular personal
which him admitting that
before Collins he relied nom
entirely utraega proceeding
a date
Of the criminal
prosecutor publication which
opinion of he prosecutor S a
enormously informed
person publication article
likewise informed statements
publication which
necessary safeguarding rights question
contempt has been committed and, by whom.
committed necessary
in the responsibility
alleged publication time
charged the alleged
responsibility
that contempt has been committed assuming
bs may many
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Snu II in O FelU Words

editor of the New York sun twenty-five Years ago was
- tbgbnt the newspaper American con
dnser He paragraph what most writers "ouu
a column to
reader the publisher
Today woman has no time TOT lonsoed news
stories editorials
What careful intelligent condensation by writer's ana eo
tors-brief pihy without wearisome details
From the standpoint publisher there another important a
SON.
podgal with print paper because
s brndant and cheap The when is
scarce in quantity price different attitude must De TAKEN
was of the Fourth Estate the publisher
unnecessarily editions IS simply
unabeo get out any kind OF paper
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
PROBES
CISTERN DEATH
Woman Believed to Have Fall
en- While Drawing Water.

An investigation was started today by
the coroner to determine the cause Of the
death Of Mrs Mary A. Flrestine. II.
whose body was found in cistern early
Sunday in the rear OF the home OF her
daughter. Mrs Mary Gift. 4015 Cornelius
avenue
Sergt Winkler said he believed the
woman had attempted 10 draw n pail OF
water from the cistern and lost her bal
ance, falling into the clstern.
Mrs Firestlnc had been a cripple for
number Of years and used crutches.
which were found near the cistern In such
position as 10 indicate she had been
drawing water when she fell.
Mrs Firestine lived IN a small house
near her daughters home
She is survived by two daughters and
n son.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Haus. Harmony and Hiram,

AS leader, VIII Hays IS supposeu 70 Ue " "
a orchestra
Harmony middle of Chairman Hays lie was @ pe'
abhorren to him. MI
might be the nominee proVoeu ne was
mated a thoroughly decorous and amiable fashion
brothy regned supreme MT hays spreau al
over the organization travelled back and forth over the country
make hat harmony evenly distributed
Then II broke oose-meanng Hiram
only announced that Hays would continue s cam
naien manager might be nominated
take short course IN
the republican band wagon
If Hiram nominated the harmony IS no less doomed TOT Johnson
kick m a row-New York World
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Receiver Named for
Toy and Novelty Co.

The Union Trust Company has been
named receiver for the II. & X. Toy ana
Novelty Company OF this city on 4 pc
tition filed by Anna NJ Houston 10 the
circuit court.
Mrs Houston claims the company Is
indebted 20 the extent OF 500 e0O and
Is without funds 20 meet demands OF IS
creditors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

fred westover and Charles LeMoyne are
IN the cast.
II II #
on, CLARINE
When 1t comes TO shaking dress
made of straw Clarine Seymour is Ger
tainly there.
She has her grass shaking chance in
d. w Grifiths' 1.-THE IDOL Dancer" now
On view at Mister Smiths.
Clarine plays the part Of daughter
of the tropics who would rather wear
a shredded wheat dress than a bingham
gown made for her by the missionaries.
In the end she shakes off her grass
dIess and puts on the bingham affair
cs she gives her heart to a Christian
Nice picture and we have not changed
our oplnion since this movie was first
seen at the Circle
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

y a III = > AlIhWOou
in 1.-THE Luck of
the IRISH" which
is a movie adapta
tlon of Harold
MacGrath's novel
Of the same name.
Miss Nilsson is
seen as Ruth War
ren, a S c h o o ]
teacher who passes
d ally the little
plumbing shop Of
Grogan. a philoso
pher plumber. who
dreams Of life as
he wished 1t were.
Grogan, played
by Kirk W o O d,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Is. be nrepared FOR a shock.

Girls, be prepared for a shock.
Listen;
There is a new kind of a lover in town.
He is called the plumber-lover.
He is revealed for the, first time In
the movie "The Luck of the Irish"
The plumber-lover is james Kirkwood,
handsome and Irish IooKin'.
anna @. Nilsson plays the role of a
school ma'am who falls in love with
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

MlSS NLLSSON. looks out VI the
shop window as Ruth passes and is able
to see only her dainty shoes and these
are fixed in his memory.
When fate drops a small fortune In
his way he starts out on n tour of the
world to see that his dreams come true.
On boat bound for Gibralter. Grogan
recognizes that one Of the passengers is
the owner of the shoes which daily
passed his workshop window-of course
she is Ruth
Cupid shoots his magic darts and Gro
gan falls head over heels in love with
Ruth.
Then the villain appears In the form
of the actor, Ward Crane, who takes the
part of Norton Colburton, who has Ruth
abducted by some Orientals.
This gives the piumber-lover his big
chance to rescue his lady fair and make
himself solid with her.
Regular Irish luck, you know.
Opinion: Whether you are Irish or not
you viii like THE Luck of the Irish"
At the Ohio all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
ALEXANDRIA.


An unselfsh wife and selfish hus-
band cause the situations in Women
Men Forget" which IS at the AIhambra
the first part Of this week
The wife is one Of those who are al
ways ready TO give all to the husband,
and the man is one who forgets his wife
and is not aware of his great love for
her.
Monle King IL the star Of the produc-
tion. cast as the wife, Mary.
When she finds that her husband has
forgotten her in his infatuatiou for an
other, she makes the way clear for him
TO secure a divorce.
There is much real interest in the pic
ture, although in trying to portray life It
succeeds in showing an exception instead
of the rule,
Opinion-Those who like problem plays
will like 1.-The Women Men Forget" ana
all will like Mollie King as the self
effaciug wife
p. s.-There is a happy ending that
Justifes the play
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
GIRLS, MEET PLUMBER-LOVER
Mcdonald Directs KiItie Band-FOx Movie at RaIto

Ed Janus Revue and others make up the
new bill at b. II. Keith's.
As the feature at the Rialto this
week is dramatic movie of Mexican
border life called THE She Tiger and
produced by Fox.
The Kilties band, directed by Muir
dock Il. Mcdonald. holds the feature SPOT
this week at the Lyric.
This band Is thirty piece organiza
ton with the men dressed as Scottish
highlanders.
The ninth chapter of the Jack Demp-
sey serial, Dare Devil Jack" is the cur
rent feature at the Broadway
THE Mischief Makers" with Joe
Freed and Joe Wilton are at the Park for
weeks engagement, opening today.
= l. /!
SINNERS"
While Alice Brady IS knocking EN-
cold in Chicago in n stage production OF
Forever After as they say in stage
slang, she is winning new movie fame
! here in sinners"
sinners" was on the stage and Is
now in movie form, which gives Alice
Brady a chance to impersonate a girl Of
a small town who goes to New York.
where she gets mixed up with so-called
fast set.
1t is the early teachings and influence
Of her mother which keeps her on the
straight and narrow path while she plays
with fire
Bob Merrlck also of the city, aids In
| being a guiding influence over Mary,
which is Miss Brady's play name in this
story.
, The cast includes William P. Carleton.
James L. Crane Frank Losee, Crawford
/ Kent, Agnes Everett and others.
! At the Colonial all week
l. 4
! MARKED MEN"
/ Harry Carey is the chief player In
| Marked Men," now at the Regent.
Carey, with two other pals, is serving
a sentence In prison for being impH.
/ Gated in q train robbery, as the story
/ goes.
Carey and his pals make n successful
escape from the prison, and after going
their several ways I'm search Of freedom.
they meet in western mining town.
Then comes n girl, a dance hall wait
ress, into the life Of Carey. and this
circumstance makes n man ~ him
J. Farrell Mcdonald, Ted Brook, Wini-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
THs ISIS.

Margarita Fisher ia seen as a stenogra-
pher, who inherited talent to forge
the names of wealthy people to checks, In
THE Dangerous Talent"
Her ability with pen on check gets
Margarita In an ocean OF trouble, but
when she uses her handwriting ability
to save the man she loves, she wins for
herself husband and n home.
At the Isis the first half OF the week
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
LLoYD's OVATION AT CIRCLE.

The last strains OF a splendldly pre-
sented musical classic, played by large
orchestra, had 1oated away at the Circle
yesterday afternoon.
The big curtains parted and on the
screen flashed the name OF Harold Lloyd
in An Eastern WeSterner."
The minute that Lloyd's name flashed
on the screen. the big audience, which
crowded every nook Of that vast movie
house, broke out in long. noisy and hon
est applause.
Manager 5. Barrett Mccormick rushed
from his office to see the cause OF the
unexpected ovation.
He smiled when be saw that Lloyds
name was the cause
Then Lloyd's shadow began his comic
evolUtions Of travesty on the shimmy
dance.
When a film comedian can obtain an
ovation such as Lloyd's, It's time king
Charlie Chaplin got busy and produced
another Shoulder Arms"
We intended to speak at length on the
movie, 1.-The silver Horde which is the
feature Offering at the Circle this week.
but after the Lloyd ovation we changed
our plans.
Admirers Of Rex Beach's novels will
have the time Of their lives IN seeing
how they step from the printed page on
to the screen
It's big picture. teeming with men
and women Of the north, whose char
acters and mode OF living are contrasted
with those from the states.
This picture breathes the great thrOb
Ing power OF the north and the story IS
faithfully presented
Myrtle Stedman Is seen as Cherry Ma
lotte. a dance hill girl.
At the Circle all week.
II II IL
OPENINGS.
English's gets into the spring musical
festival atmosphere by Offering the
comic opera, robin Hood" all week.
opening tonight.
The cast is the same as seen here
earlier In the season and we do not hest
tate TO recommend both the production
and the singers.
Lillian Shaw, dialect comedlenne:
Dainty Marie, ring artist who jumped
from a circus TO the Keith stage; the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-20
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS
|. - TO SPEND XMAS AT HOME

i, The teachers of the Public schools
expect to go to the following various
points for the Christmas holidays.
Lincoln.
Miss tBoulger to Mortified, MINI.
Miss Gapschow to Minneapolis.
Miss Whalen to Stephen, MINI.
Miss Chesborough to Minneapolis
Miss Glass to st. Cloud, MINI.
. Miss Larson to St. Cloud, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-20

Miss James to Forest River, N. d.
Miss Yeo to MaIkato, MINI.
:: Mrs. Wiker to Pontiac, Michigan,
and then to her home in Wenatchee,
Washington. Mrs. Wiker has given
up her school duties here.
Miss Olson>and Miss Mills will re-
main in the city.
Central School.
Miss Munson to- Akeley, MINI.
Miss Apman to st. Cloud, Mipn.
Miss Gaalaas to saltwater, Mimi.
Miss Thorgrimson to Grand Forks,
N. D.
Miss Green to Milton, N. d.
Miss MCMILLAN to Duluth, Mimi.
Miss Anderson to BiwaDik, Mimi.
Miss Hanlon to St. Cloud, Mimi.
Miss Petteys to Faribault. MINI.
Miss Craig to Grand Rapids, Mimi.
Miss Graves to Duluth, Mimi.
Miss Arnold to international Falls.
Miss Aiken to Grand Rapids, Mimi.
Miss King to Fargo. Min.
Miss Murphy to st. Paul, MINI.
North School.
Miss Schroeder to Wheaton. Mimi.
Miss Cullen to Drainerd, Mimi.
Mrs. Cummings to St. Paul, Mimi.
Miss Peterson to Glenwood, Mimi.
East School.
Miss Parker and MIS-. BerNnardt
will remain in the city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-20
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