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Evening star., 1921-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CALIFORNIA POOL CAR ABOUT APRIL 18th.
reduced rates. greater security. for household
goods and personal effects.
SECURITY STORAGE CO., 1140 18th st.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between WILLIAM T. RILEY and WILL
LIAM J. CRAWFORD. trading as RILEY 4
v St NV. has been dissolved this day BY
wiLLi1M ]: CRAWFORD ha. sold hi. in
VIII ,S fEohhs vii eeassae "as the sa
aIsf Ct said Susness under the firm name Of
debts due will be paid by the new drm.
WII4IAM T. RILEY;
THOMAS L. sTAII.ING. 2o'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself personally.
MAX A. MCDONALD. 1898 Florida ave NV
BIRDS OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
copies left. LOWDERMILk's 141s st. 23'
wANTED-ADDREss OF ANY ONE WHO
saw collision Detween 18th st. bus and furni-
ture van at 18th and sts.. March 9. 4:45 D. m
Address Box >140M Star office.
FRATERNITY BASQUETS GIVEN SPECIAL
attention: music furnished. Communicate with
J. Z: SOTHORON. Phone Franklin 1920 23s
POOL CAR FOR CALIFORNIA,
About April %. Reduced rates and greater
sEcuRITY sToRAGi CO, ITO h's Isth It.
MONEY wANTED-A LOAN OF Sc, 900, 81.
cured by first mortgage on business property
I4th .sg near = r: exceptional security. Address
WANTED-A yANLOAD OF FURNITURE
For:
Esin9,sni Kiehmend; Vs. s:' April April q and ss.
New New Yort Ys,t city city AD,il A,1 %.
1l23 14th St NV. Phone Main 25s.
Evening star., 1921-04-21

(AnOther article by former Secretary
Daniels will be printed in The Star
tOmOrrOw.b
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11

Miss Lucille Downing attended
sunday school at Midway Sunday.
John Burr and family from Du.
rant spent Sunday with W o. Lind.
scy and family.
Mr. Vincent and family visited Al
Sugar Loaf sunday afternoon.
Mr.. killebrew and family have
moved to this community.
The party a. Mr.. vincents was
well attended Thursday night and
enjoyed by all who were present.
Nina Vincent visited Lilie idnd.
sey Thursday night
Willie Smith visited a, Caddo
sunday afternoon
Mr. Springer has moved from this
community.
The candle breaking al Rubr
Paddocks' was well attended Satur.
day night,
Little Miss Kay cato was in Caddc
saturday
Mrs. Rains from Texas was vie,
lng her sis'or Mrs Nincon, Frida,
might,
Reed \inccn, was in Duran, or
business Thursday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
ITEMS FROM LONE OAK

The farmers are oll enjoying ,hojr
l"asurc d.vs y 'h,y caunot plov
They have nothing 80 do
Mr.. Sp' irs died Satmda, evening
ana was buri,d ~und t evening IIo
was the o'hot of Mrs } u Moor
Wau.
Nr and Mrs Wylc and son Aro
suo . saturday and Saturday mrh'
with Mr. 6 4. LOWS 81 tu.
The .uuns foh. enjoyed party
ri''n by MR.. Hiu-on l.' Monday
uirht
John " Nwcl' has mo,,f 20 Ful-
som Grove. Leslie Phillips has moved
wh'rc he lived
School is progressing nicely and
tho pupils viii start back Monday
rested as school turned out for the
teachers meeting.
Mr. Nail was shopping in Durant
saturday.
Mrs. Ella Nail was shopping in
Durant Friday.
J y. Wylic has returned from
Tulsa whore he was called hy the
government for physical cNamina-
tion.
Charley Laymancc and Herbert
Ice decided to spend the winter on
Nod Riyo' and hunt Thcy are b,.
low Wade
!. G. laymarcc is through dl.rinr
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
SrNNN SAYS NE lS Srlll.
HANDLING NENl. tNlRNS

Arthur \ Staah, proprietor uf the
nurant Motor car COMPANY ar-
preached thr New" thus Wrch aud
asserted thai b. T. ,r'll -cllnr Ford
cars, For1s,u t..'ors aud handling
all paits tor both a. w"ll as scr-
,irc Fact of the husia,ss Is. MIR.
Staah saws, If he wcio 10, to buy
another Ford part or accessory for a
year. he would still have more than
onough " ,orNtluE connected with
a Fo'd to fu ANY and all orders
he mirm rvC,tNt.
Mr. ,ijAHh 'amc here somcthiur
ike c''n' N'''s Hro and took tho
Ford H'r",N. which Ne built m to
w. \ r'- hu i0rs. H. SAYS that hc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
ITEMS FROM rRITCWiRp

Miss Alma Thompson took charge
Il the primary department In school
mere Monday morning
Mr. and MIS- Monroe Nixon from
Freeny spent sunday with her aunt
Mrs ! \ browning
Mrs. +. u rcarco who has been
',ck for som" tim Is improving
very slow.
Miss Alma Nort from Wade who
vas primary teacher one month left
.or h'r home Friday while here she
mad" many friends. especially he
Urinary chilirou hated To see her
i"iNr
rro' 7 ! Woddl, attended the
teachers meeting ~ nurant Friday
.ud reported ME" TIM"
Mis- NNN Norl and Mr clyde
tr""mtn from Wade Wet" IN this
immunity Friday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11

sti,, wishes his old customers ana
friends TO come TO him tor new
rords. service and parts and prom.
scs tha, they vii, always find him
ready and anxious to serve thSm
quickly and satisfactorily
The Duran, Motor Car Company,
vi witch he is proprietor, carries .
,r,y large s,ock ot parts and eccees
sn,ics for tords and has all modeO
~, ears on the ilonrs " the shoW
room n, at, times. which he sells at
regular list rricc. and guarantee 70
hc genuine, and n, the same time
guarantees them to perform as .
good Ford should, adv.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11

Prof. 9, N. Shirley. wife and baby
spsnt Friday night with his sister,
Mrs. r J. waddie.
Mrs q. =. Cumming and Mr.,
Jarrett u, Walker spent sunday eve
ming with Mrs. T. " Pearcc.
Jim Toon from Cooper, Texas
srcn' saturday night and sunday
with his daughter. Mrs John Sim.
mons
Several young people attended the
pound supper NJ Roy Winfrey's Fri
day n,eh, and every body had n nice
timr
David Lu,os from pokchito spent
Frida, and saturday with I. "
rcarcr aud family.
PRAYER meeting every Thn,sda,
nirht every body Is invited tu at
tend
Mr.. UrauN Norman is on III,
sick list this week
NuN supper Saturday night Ever,
body +. invited tn come and brinr
| box
Ruin Eccdv spent Monday nirh
with \,nmi I,trco.
Ntna Ncnuo'' aoA Nliln Grcgor.
WAS 'o uokchi,o Monday
! n, ~uoou who rot hi. har,
/ rrUi. , .o,Dal vooks ago IS impro>
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
FROM tORT WASUlrA

The school teachers. Mr., u.
boggs and Miss Minnie Scott. ar.
rived here sunday to begin their
school work Monday morning, The
community wish them u wear of sue
cess
singing here SUNDAY nieh, was
attended by a large crowd
Mcssrs. Lewis fannine. Roscoe
and Ncruic Anderson, srcn, sunday
with relatives hcrc.
Victor Allison and Mis- carrie
Anderson spent sunday afternoon
with Miss Maudc Taylor
Saturday morning whlc on their
way 'o Bee, horse back. Mrs ncrry
and Miss Lydia Gricc were thrown
from their nurses. althc not serious
~ iniurine either, We are glad ,o rc.
pOtt
Mr aud MIR \ ramphcll visited
Nj and Nit l'ukus liicks SUNDAY
Hitoruouu.
Nc->Is WU"l Sp1utt, rcrrclO
iiumtr ll0gh pnd O..Nr Nt'loN,u
.r JuDt,i siu.iur h,'. Srodal
rM. rnw 'ohh
Mrs ,,ud, iuu,,d D. umboroJ
.amu- tu, t,o
uohu. H',.r, u.l,r,A o.. ~,
.r.., oI .nHr wr.N M ht
N i,. ND'- p,rt >un'a, af
..uu.n ouH Nt.. Nndt- ual,
i.t i..H. l,..I. ,.. |DA,.. .
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11

I3NFNB7E
,,,Ws FROM MATOY

.', .rhool was well attended
~, was tho service In the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11

Pirtic visited Mr. ". A, brown and
family "Wednesday nisht.
There Ia tr be a pic supper here
next Thursday nieht for tho purpose
" buying u baske, bali and books
to, the school
= =, ballard and family " Pleas
an, nm visited Mts pallard's moth.
or. Mrs. NJ NJ Corlr, Sa,urda, nirht
and sunday
Homer prown nf this community
IL IN t,amdrn, Okla WORKING
4 sinrinE ~hooi Is 'o start here
next week it nothing happens. TIL,
school viii he conducted by Mr.. Gray
Little Myrtle Fay Gilhru was ~
Durant visiting relatives last week
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
ITEMS FROM l,I.l'I.

Nro'hrr Searra,cs filled his reg
ular yppointmcut at the Baptist
"hur.' Saturday nirht and Sunday
\. \ cole of rirtl" was here at
'oudirr tu business las, Thursday.
Nr and Mrs Weaver Brown of
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11

Ray and Melton wylie spent the
first Of the week at High View.
J. W. PHILIPPE had an eye knoched
out while cutting wood. - . rssult
Of 4 stick of wood hitting him In the
eye
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11

, rhuUl was well attended
was tho service In the
DID,, Mrs. Roy Gray Of Durant
.. saturday.
p,ist church at this place
"a ordained two Deacons
"rrnoon. They were II. II.
td Fred Yeats: Bro. Ry-
lido preached the ordaina-
IA The Deacons Of Caddo
.c out and helped In the
Ray was Qucstionecre,
ave the charges and Bro.
I'D the ordaination pray
from Caddo to attend
we're Mrs. Rylant and
p smith
uks and children were
tia priNott and family
.Hr and Sunday.
uiEgs and family have
pn the elem Leflorc
hls moved into the house
g.. II. nun.
uurs has moved on
.r's place, and VIII
!.y lett FOR Arkansas
Lajd Is moving ln the
by Vii Gray
lama Early Zion sus-
.cilnut saturday eve
..lug the sock he was
hutso IN tn face. Dr.
He'd and attended him
Roy Zion OF Durdnt vis-
ulks here from Friday
ThclWa Hull and ID. l..
..NsUn are camped at the
.' work.
Wheat and Mrs. Ethel Works
..i at the home of her
u L Lawson Saturday after
I Baker performing the
,rty says he has made
"a II syrup this season.
.' and some men from
fishing Saturday and
Il lot and Mr.. Petit
.. We scribe and family
~ lbs for winch We
uktul.
HNmns has just returned
o QUdnlh, TcXas, Wh,.,
% position VII the IT
.. n"Nyor Il x. freight Of.
'ud family leave at once
..Ir hom" there. We hat,
'.. from our cOmmunit.
." 't"m success / their new
uJ MIS-. Claud skinner aut
I-uI of Gobcr. Texas visited
'.rnufh and family last week
..nu"r Is a daughter of theirs
~ Wuodson is a brother I,
t'uugh.
Roberts and ID. W. Blackburn
70 'addo saturday.
Matoy District Sunday Schoo
iIou will be held here tn,
.ndUy in Nov. The Sunda!
"a this district are Buffalo
loiing. Cadc, andHale. lie
these schools he iepresente,
s nave n nice time.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
ITEMS FROM WASSETA

Nl,s Mary and Matte Whisen-
ht attended the pie supper at
fery rhapel Saturday night
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
BANDITS SHOOT THREE
 SEATTLE POLICE

Seattle. Jan. 22-Police detective James O'Brien was killed. Pa.rolmen Nedl McAIillan and w. T. Angle and a civilian named Dean Carmen were wounded. the two offers dangerously. in two battles last night between po- lice and two bandits. John Smith. one of the bandits, was captured af.er he had been shot in the thigh and right ankle. The othe rescaped. Detective l.. G. Montgomery in capturing the outlaw narrowly escaped death. two llOles being shot in his clothing by Smith. who. in empting his revolver at the officer, also wounded Carmen was bystander.
 Angle will probably die from the effects of his wounds.
 The first of the two battles with :he outlaws occurred on Broadway, the second. which was renewal of the first and in which O'Brfen was killed. occurred in front of the Hodge Build ing on Second Avenue.
 The battle was the second in a week here in which police officers wers killed by bandits.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
WILSON WRITES LEAGUE
 ON RUSSIAN QUESTION

Washington. Jan. 24-"A public and solemn agreement among the great powers not to violate or to per pnit violations of the territorial intag rity of Russip. is regarded i,y Pfcsi dent Wilson as essential to any at tesnpt at it's Ratification or of Ar meni, and other states under Russian control. This view is given by the president in note transmitted today to Paul HMnaus, president tof the League of Nation Assembly, Mr. Wilson said he has ever believed that the problems could be encompassed by Bolshevil<i coup. by outside mill tary actions and adds tha. the Rus sian revolution must be brought to q satisfactory conclusion by Russia. witt the aid of such help,as may be volun- .arily offered.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court in and for the Precinct of Saint Michael. Second Division, District of Alaska. In the natter of tl.e estate T A. FREDERICKS. dereaHed
 Notice is hereby given that the un iersigned. having been duly appointed Ad1ninistratriN of the estate of A. F'REsDE;RICKS. deceased. Notice Is further given that all persons having claims asainst the estate of the said decelsed. are requested to present them with proper vouchers within six months from the date of this notice to the undersigned administrator at her residence in St Michael in said Precinct, District of Alaska.
 LUCIA c. PE.TfIE.
 Administratrix of the estate of
 A. t'reder ricils. deceased. Pubtish-Jan .e, %. Feb. 5. i2. 1921.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
PHYSICIAN IN LIFE AND DEATH
 RACE TO IoiTARop

Anchorage, As. Jan. 26-Dr. T. E. Beezon. of the government hospital to Iditarod. hopes to be able to save the life of Ckaud Baker. a banker and pioneer of that district Coincident with his start from Nenana. army dog teams will begin breaking the trail to Idtarod ahead of him. Relays have in the shortest possible time and it ia believed the Journey can he accom- piishel in fourtaen days.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
WITNESS DECLARES SOPHIA LOSSES CHARGABtE
 TO CAPTAIN

Seattle Jan 26-"The mail and passengers on tartrd :he Princess So- pihia could have been rescued if Cap tain Locke had given the word" de- d3ar.si Captain F.. HarTion, former first mate u the United States light house tender Cedar. during the course of his testimony before the hearing on the appeal of the Canadian Pacific Company for limiting it's liabilities. now in progress here. Capt. Harrion declared the Cedar had made arrange ments to remove all the passengers from the stranded steamer. if the com nrhnder would permit.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
ALAMEDA TO BECOME CHIEF
 PACIFIC NAVAL BASE

Washington. Jan. 25-Alameda, California, has been selected by the Joint congressional committee as tho site for the main naval fleet base on the Pacific Coast, it was announced today. The joint committee decision is the result of an extended irves.iga- naval sites along the western coast :.
 San Diego is the committees choice for the ;:rincapal avia.;c1 base and San Pedro for the destroyer base. The committee also recommends the establishment of another aviation base at Sand Point. Washington
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
0oRAH HARD
 AFTER SUSPENSION
 NAVAL CONSTRUCTION

introduced by Senator William F.. Borah directing the Senate Naval Af- Is possible for the United States to suspend is naval building program for q period of six months was adopt ed by the Senate today.
 Before the passage of his resolu- ton Borah announced that if the information upon which 70 base a. con clusion. he would offer another reso- lution for a complete investigation of the subject.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
RETURNED AUSTRIAN SOLDIER
 CHARGED WITH TREASON

San Francisco, Jan. e5-A charge of treason was today filed against Oscar Won Windshagen. q naturalizef] American citizen, for having served ir the Austrian army during the late war.
 According to the authorities Won Windshagen procured d passport tc visit his mother in Austria before the United States entered the war and ing with the forces of the dual em pine during the wars later stages. When hoestilities ended he returned tn the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
PAYNE TAKES HAND IN
 SHIP BOARD FIGHT

Washington, Jan. 22-Deniai tha. the shipping Board had ever given it's approval to any agreement between the International Merchantike Marine and the British Admiralty which was in any degree detrimental to American Shipping interests was contained in a letter sent today 70 Senator Jones of Washington by Secretary of the In- teriOr Payne.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
SEATTLE THUG PLEADS
 GUILTY TO MURDER

Schmidt, the bandit who shot Police Detective James O'Brien to death in Ballard last week, pleaded guilty to a charge of murder when arranged this afternoon. The trial of the case will take place Thursday. An omin HIS tempered crowd filling the court room and adiacent corridors prevented Schmitt being arranged at o'clock this morning. as was originally plan ned.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
SLAIN SEATTLE POLICEMEN
 INFERRED WITH HoNoRS

Seattle. Jan. 25-A requiem mass for former police detective James O'Brien this morning was .he prelude to final cortege for the three police men slain by bandit John Smith or Scllmitt.
 The dead officers funeral was at tended by large body of their fellow officers and citizens desirous of paying homage to the memory of the three gallant guardstnen.
 Up to noon today the bonus for the families of the murdered policemen had reached forty five hundred dol lars {.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc) Delayed in transmission)
SEATTLE BANDITS THUNDER
 ANCHORAGE MAN

Seattle. Jan. 24-Threa tened with death if he made an outcry or & false move. H. Pennington of AnchoraEe. Alaska. early this morning was forced by two bandits % marsh at the pot '. Of gun from 7t1, and Columbia Streets a half block. where he was taken into amounting to $2ls.
 Pennington arrived in the city yes- terday to undergo an operation at Providence Hospital this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
WEDNESDAY,
 (TELEGRApHic) Delayed in tranSrniXsion)
GRiGSsY oUSTED, WICK SEATED
 AS ALASKA DELEGATE

Seattle. Jan. 25-Judge James Wickersh.lm, who is now in the city, this afternoon stating .llJt the Wick ers61am -Grgsby election contest for the Alasls;e deleeateship has been de- cided in his favor. Wicleersham will thus replace GngHby. who has oc- cuTded the office since the spring of 1913.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
AMBASSADOR" MARTENS
 pEPoRTEp SATURDAY

New York, Jan. 23-Martens. the man whom the goveEnmen. refused to recognize as ankasAdor from the Russian Soviet government, was de- ported Saturday. Martens surrend- cred for deportation sosne time ass following .1,e failure of his efforts to secure recognition as the representa- tive of the Soviets.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
ALLIES PLANNING TO
 REoccUPv coNSvANTINopLE

Constantinopfe. Jan. 24-Renewed military occupation of Constantinople by the Allies is imminent. InteralIed representatives have notified the gra nd vizer and ministers that they propose taking up occupation during the pres- ent disorders owing to the presence fists in the pity.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
IMPROVED INDUSTRIAL
 CONDITIONS PREDICTED

Washington. Jan. 24-The indus- trial depression of the world has reached it's loweat point and from now on conditions will improve. according to reports gathered for the govern ment by experts.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
CLAIMED BOOZE CONSUMPTION
 SHOWS BIG DECREASE

Washington. Jan. e4-Whiskey constipation in the United States de- creased from s9.64I.ss5 gallons in 1877. to 5.5s1.552 gallons in 1920. the first year of national prohibition. accord ing to the official figures of the In- ternai Revenue Bureau. Cons,Imp- similar proportions.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
FOUR HoIoUpS REPORTED IN SEATTLE MONDAY

Seattle, Jan 24-In addition .o IT . Pennington. the Anchorage man held ,rp by thugs early today. three other holdup's occurred las. night. Four men have been arrested who are al legged to have committed two of the robberies. The police department plans to take drastic steps to check the incrensirig crime wave here it was announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
FLOOD OF MULTIPLE BIRTHS
 PREDICTED BY ASTROLOGEE

will be flooded with twins. triplets and auadruplets during the nex. six years. Professor Charles kirschoff, an as. tronomer predicted here today. Eirs- choff Claims the numerous multiple births will occur because of the con- moon
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
CLAIMS SEATTLE p. |.
 PURCHASED eY HEARST

Seattle Jan 26-The Times this afternoon published d picture of Will jam Randolph Hearst. together with q s:-temept that he had purchased the Seattle Post Intellgencer.
 The r. I. mana cement declined to confirm the story of the alleged sale. It is known that Hearst previously sought to purchase the publication.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
Repeated Murders Areus. ssattI. Press

Seattle. Jan. 24-The Seattle Post Intelligencer, today editorially calls upon the nine Superior Court Judges isere to brush aside all cases and begin the trial of the murderers of Detective O'R,Ien and Patrohmen Angle and Stevens immediately.
 Gc1nmitt, the slayer of O'Brien and Anade. was transferred 70 the County Jail today as a precaution against any aAtainpt at lynching.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
AiRPLANES BREAK MAD MULLAH'S POWER

Washington. Jan. 24-The complete destruction of the power of the famous Mad MulLlh of Somahland. Africa. who for over thirty years was a prob lem to the British authorities. has been accomplished in three weeks time by D force of two hundred airmen and seven fighting aeroplanes, according to an official report received here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
Policeman Die. From Bandit Wound,

Seattle, Jan. 24-Polfceman w. T. Angle died yesterday evening from the wounds received in the battle with bandits in which Police Detective O'Brien met his death. Patrolman McMillan. who was seriously wounded at the same time. has slight chance for recovery.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
WOMAN WANTS HOUSE
 CHAPLAIN JOB

Washington. Jan. 22-Rev. Clara Morgan of Ferry. New York, seeks to become the first woman chaplain of the House of Representatives. her ap- pAication having been .endered to the speaker, it was announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
CAROLINA MOB KILLS NEGROES

Norlina. N. C. Jan. :4-FoIlowing a race riot here. nrobs of whites took two negroes from the county jail and shot them to death today
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
COL. sTEEsE ORDERED TO TAKE
 CHARGE ALASKA R. C.

Washington. Jan. 22-Army orders issued today place Major James G. Steese. retired. on active duty and appoint him as president of the gov ernment board of road commissioners for Alasloa.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
SOPHIA CAPTAIN BLAMED
 FOR SlNklfiG

seattle, Jan. 23-At the Canadian Pacific Princess Sophia hearings here Saturday Captain Nerouties. the ma rine superintendent of the company. testified that Capt. I.ocke's methods of navigation were unwise in so far as they permittel him to drive his vessel at full speed in blinding snow storm.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
cRoWpER STRAIcHTENING
 CUBAN MIDDLE

Washington, Jan. 23-Major General Crowder, in his labors to adjust Cuba's political and financial troubles. is making progress beyond the highest expectation. the State Department an nounced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
Seattle Cops Plan To Lynch sehn,itt

Seattle. Jan. 24-The removal M bandit Sci,mitt to the County Jail to- day is said 70 have resulted from the disclosure of q plot of the police them selves to hang the slayer of their brother officers in the Public Safety Building.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
lNSURGENT UPRiSiNGs
 NEAR kiEv

Warsaw. Jan. 2l--InsIrgent upris- inEs near Kiev have reached stage where the Bolsheviki are rushing up fresh troops The peasants of the disturbed region are organizing be- tween Kiev and Odessa and there are anti -Bolsheviki movements among the Soviet rule.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
ALLIED REPRESENTATIVE
 MEETING IN PARIS

f PaIds, Jan. 24-The premier's of Britain and France and representa- tives of Italy, Japan and Belgium are in conference here on matters seem ingly second fin importance to the signing of the Versailles treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
MORE DEATHS IN IRELAND

Belfast. San. 2i--Eleven week end deaths, principally of police constables an dincludins Denis Dyer. former soldier who was evecuted as a spy, is the toll in three counties. according to a statement issued today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-29
evpsv WEDDING STARTS RIOT

New York, Jan. 23-Police reserves were called ou. today to stop riot which started among the guests at Eypay double wedding.