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Evening star., 1921-08-16
CURTAIL NAVAL BUILDING.
Decreased Appropriation Necessi-
tates Partial Suspension.

Curtailment of naval building due to
decreased appropriations will mate
rally slow up work on new battle
ships and battle cruisers, it was said
today at the Navy Department. There
is $53,000.000 available for the work
against $115.000.000 requested. and it
has been apportioned about evenly
between purchase of materials and
building charges with builders and
materials contractors. A partial sus-
pension of work at plants fabricating
material for the ships has already
taken place, it was said. Officials did
not estimate when the vessels could
be completed at the present rate.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
oRDERED HERE FOR DUTY.

Lieut.. Col. Frederick C. Johnson.
Quartermaster Corps. serving with
the Graves Registration Corps In
France, has been ordered to this
city for duty.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
RULES ON BUTTER TAX.
Attorney General Makes Decision
on Sour Cream Production.

Butter produced from sour cream.
the acidity Of which has been reduced
by neutralizing agents before churn-
ing, is not adulterated butter or tax
able as such under an opinion by At
torney General Daugherty made pub
lie today.
This does not mean, Of course" Mr..
Daugherty said, that the door Is left
open to INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
to produce butter from filthy. decom- :
posed or putrid substances. or to add
to their product any poisonous or
deleterious ingredients"
Manufacturers of adulterated but
ter are to pay special tax Of $500 a
year, wholesalers $4S0, and dealers
$48.
Evening star., 1921-08-16

He returned to the United States in
September. 1920. Mr.. Goldsmith has
had seven years experience in the
steel industry. He was educated in
the public schools of Chicago and at
Kenyon College.
Mr.. Palmerton was formerly man
ager OF the foreign trade bureau Of
the Rubber Association Of America
in New York. He was also employed
at once time in export work by rub
Der manufacturers in Akron. Ohio.
He is a graduate of Indiana College.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
D. c. BOYS STUDY;
DRILL BY SQUADS
High Efficiency Shown in
Competition With Twelve
Other Companies.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


CAMP MEADE. Md, August 16.-
Spurred on by their victory last Sat-
urday in the first intercompany drill,
the Washington boys in camp here
jumped into their breeches at sun up
this morning and prepared to spend
a busy day "boning up" on squad
movements and the nomenclature of
the rifle.
Realizing that the other twelve
companies comprising the training
regiments of civilian students will
do their utmost to overcome the ad-
vantage now held by Company NJ.
Capt. Goe and Lieuts. Loucks and
boys in shape for their contest this
Saturday. Squad movements are
among the most difficult maneuvers
to be mastered by amateur soldiers.
and plenty of good, hard work and appli-
cation is required to become proficient"
ID. c. Men Show Efficiency.
The Washington company has
shown such a high standard of eff
cheney in all branches of military
pantsAsin the school carefully watch
every movement made by Company
NJ while in the field.
Being first in sanitation of bar
racks and equipment, as we'll as first
in the five elemental studies in mill
ment when 1900 boys from six states
of the Union are competing.
This morning Companies NJ. L and
K are experiencing their first thrill
Of facing the enemy" under cover
of darkness. With the three COM
panies in camp near Washington and
the enemy about a mile in advance.
the problem is to prevent 1t from
locating the position of the Meade
forces and to secure all information
available as to the enemy's activi-
ties.
Plans Formal Dance.
Last night a committee of three
students from each one of the COM
panies of the regiment met at the
Office of the morale officer to discuss
plans for a formal dance to be held
Friday or Saturday night. One hun
dred girls from Washington and Bal
fillmore will be invited by the camp
authorities and the students were re-
quested to invite at least 800 addi-
tional girls, in order that every stu
dent may be given an opportunity
to enjoy himself.
This afternoon will be devoted ex-
clusively to athletic contests. The
Company NJ base ball team was badly
defeated yesterday by Company X
and hard practice will be held this
afternoon by the former team In or
der that they may be on the winning
side when the next game Is played.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
NEED $500, 900, 900 MORE.
Additional Sum Would Settle Rail
Claims, Says Director Davis.

Director General Davis of the Rail-
road Administration told the House
commerce committee yesterday that
an additional $500. 100000 was needed
to settle claims against the admin
istration. One hundred and forty-nine
million became available July I.
The settlement he had in mind did
not include any part Of additions and
bettcrments claims Of carriers. placed
at $500. .000. 900, he said. The pending
administration railroad funding bill Is
designed to make the latter sum
available and Mr.. Davis was support
ing the measure. predicting that the
bulk of the administrators affairs
would be liquidated by December 3l'
1909
Evening star., 1921-08-16
APPOINT DIVISION HEADS.
A. g.. Goldsmith and p. L. Palmer
ton Named in Commerce Dept,

ton Named in Commerce Dept.
Secretary Hoover today announced
the appointment of two men to i'm
portant posts in the Department of
Commerce.
Allan G. Goldsmith of Milwaukee
was named chief of the western
European division of the bureau of
foreign and domestic commerce and
p. L. Palmerton was named chief of
the newly established rubber division
of the same bureau.
Mr.. Goldsmith served in the Army
from 1917 to 1919. during part of
which time he was secretary of the
general STAFF of the SD Division. On
April 1, 1919. he was detailed to the
Ameriean aa Heliei AZ Adm1ntstrarion 1ats as
pointed chief of the Rumanian mis-
sion. with headquarters at Bucharest.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
ASK MARSHAL TO RESIGN.
By the Associa ted Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
Attorney General Daugrerty has
requested the resignation of Otto
Wood, United States marshal for Kan
sas. it was announced today by the
Justice Department. 1t was deemed
expedient to make a change in the
office. the department explained. Mr..
Woods successor was not announced.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
THREE ARE REAssIGNED.

Lieut.. Coils. John w. Wright. in
fantry; ]. p. McAdams. general STAFF.
and Joseph r. McAndrews. cavalry.
have been assigned to duty under the
orders of the chief co-ordinator, gen.
eral supply, this city.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
PLACED IN CLASSIFIED LIST.

The President has signed an execu-
tive order placing Mrs. Nellie ]. Latta,
clerk in the Post Office Department
in the classified civil service. She Is
the widow of Albert E. Latta.
Evening star., 1921-08-16

A Taste Tells Why
Horsfords Acid Phosphate
.boul6 he used in home fruit dr1nks-gives
them a smacking, good favor. At druggists
Advertisement.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
FORMER NOVELTIES
 ARRIVE FROM STATES

J. II. Miles, former manager of tn. Alaska Mines Corporation. .and Dick Lisson. 2 former employee of thc same concern. arrived in Nome from th, States Friday afternoon. after murhinc over the winter trail from the south- ern coast. MT. Miles is here to take charge of the work of removing :n- Bangor Creek dredae to new ste au Anvil Creek for operation next sum mer. He will be assisted in .he work. by Lisson. Mr. Mics made a port.or. of the journey from Seattle to Nome in company with Marshal F. E. Jor. dan, who arrived last Sunday Tho two parted company at Tall<eetna a. Miles dssired to await the arrival Of Tissen. who left Seattle week later , Both are inexcellent condition and ex- press themselves as pleased to re- turn to the old town again.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
ROAD coMMIssioMEa RETURNS
 FROM LONG TRIP

Charles Jones. superintendent of the Second Division branch of the Alaskq Fc8d CGnn'I s,l Lon, returned Friday rom an extended trip of investigat.on and inspection of the road and trail 'onditions in various parts of the in- terior. and northern sections of Seward 'enInsula. Supt. Jones wais piioted over the route by B. w. Nelly. Mr. 'anes reported on arrival that the trip vas stormy one from the frs. of the cor undil ttfeir arrival here. Details ,f the Journey and Mir. Jones' obser-
 'a.ions will be given to Nugget read ITS In succeeding issue. space not being available .n the present number.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SEATTLE COPS FIRED
 BooTLEGGiNG

Seattle. t'cby. 26-Chief of Police organized b"ot' gs.ns ring within the Seattle police depastment. ris' night di1m'ssed three members of the fNco after securing convincing evidence nf their connection with the ring.
 The discharged officers are patrol- mon William E. Goodwin, Bert Pouca and tollo Wilson. As a result of re cent investigations. Chief Searina found that the three officers have been holding up bootleggers for liquor, af- forwards disnosing of themselves.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SEATTLE PAYS HUGE INTEREST
 BILL ON NEW RAILWAY
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Seatule Feby. 25-The City Treas ,rer of Seattle this afternoon wired to Stone and Webster $375 900 as the interest due for the six months end ing March l. on the fifteen million dollar purchase price of Se.dttle's re gently acquired street railway system, which was reported by the grand jury to be worth not over five millions.
 The sum forwarded is .he amount which fourteen local tax payer, brought s,,it in the local courts to prevent being paid.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
FRENCH SOMETHING
 ATTEMPT FAILS

Paris Feby. 26-The attempt m9de by locked out workers 70 Sov!e;!zr d big electrical works now in couss of construction at Gennevilliers, T shor, distance north of Paris has cadc' in a disnal failure, according to the police and military authorities.
 The workers employed on tho work seized possession and ho.sted the rod flag when the owners closed down tl's construction work as Il result of dis cgre sments regarding labor.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
U. S DEMANDS RIGHT IN
 DESIGNATING MANDATES
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Delayed in Transm!ssion)
 Washington. Feby. 25-The Amer- ican governtnent has taken an un- equivocal stsind regarding its rights to voice in the disposition of the tor mer possessions of Gennany. Sec retary Colby in his note to the Le1sue of Nations. :he contents of which were made public last night, submits that disposition of those possessions can not he undertaken effectually wethour the consent Of the United States whic', has concededly an equal voice with the Allies in their disposition.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SOViETS LAUNCH NEW
 TROUBLE CAMPAIGN
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Washington. Feby. 24-fha Rus sian Soviet government has launched a world wide propa aganda designed 10 ially that of the United Statls s. Bri- eadier General, sNolsfr head of ':he army intg nreaes, ,n isian. Io'1. inc Senate Military xfsfniSs coIn,rietee to- day. Nolan asserted tha, the Sovie4 system for accomplishing the desired objec: is most complete in its oper-,- ticns.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
OUTLYING TOWNS Enl loRsE
 wIckERsHAM FOR ovERNoR

Tant James wicksrshah is almost the unanimous choice of .A people of Seward Peninsula for Govenor of AL 'aska Is aanply demonstrated by the n-",va' on recent malls o seven pe- ffori' from an equal nun Ter of out lying towns and settlem{ ts. all of which contain the names pf practi- cnily every reaident of the ' Zen places Tho petitions have been Cd rarded to -Judge W1ckssuham.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
U S EXPECTED TO HELP
 STARVING CHINESE NEXT
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New York Feby. 24--The starving Chinese are exps cted immediately 70 succeed the children of Europe in tho heart of generous America, said Thos. w I1mnon. chairman of the China t'annine Fund committee, in giving ont received through the State Depart ment from Charles R. Crane, the American minister to Chinn.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
REP. McLANE OUSTED FORM
 HOUSE FOR CORRUPTION

Washington. t'eby. 2f-Pati-!ck Mcllne. d9nocrat, representative from the Tenth congressional district of PcnnSylvani:L w;nS unscatcd by the House last night after q sensational investigation of charges of violating the Corrupt Practices Act and because of election frauds
 John R. Farr. republican, McI.ans's opponent was declared elected to fill the vacant seat.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
PANAMA AND COSTA
 RIGA AT WAR

P;LnaJna, Feby. 26-The long stand ing dispute between Panama and Costa Rdca regarding frontier rights has culminated in war, according to advices reaching the Panama military authorities today.
 ITostilitie4s have begun between Panama and Costa Rican forces in the vicinity of the town of Coto sit uated near .he Pacific end of the Pan amaC Costa Rca frontier, the ann ounce ments assert. No details of the fight ing have so far been received.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
GOVT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT SUGGESTED
 TO HARDING
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St Augustine. Fla Feby. 24-pr=l- ,ident elect Harding, having disposed of the cabinet problem, is now giving increasing attention to :he reorsani- zation of the executive machinery of the government. Involved in the task :S ;l proposal to abolish the Shippipg Board and put q different sort of cv- ecutive body in is place. One of the suggestions made to the president elect with relat ton thereto is that the various government agencies now dealing with shipping and railway problems be brought together in . new executive Department of Trans portation.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
CUTTER BEAR WITHDRAWN
 FROM BERING SERVICE
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San Francisco. F'eby. 24-The fun- ous ofd Coast Guard Cutter Bear has than TWO decades of cruising Arctic and suib-A1ctic waters. Tine old yes sel has been withdrawn from Arctio service and will hereafter be pernl- nent,y st9toned at San Diego as a t,a1nfng ship, t was announced by the Coas, Guard officials
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SEATTLE SOCIETY WOMEN
 WATCH sLueINc MATCH

Seattle. Feby. 26-lbout two hun dred local society wortn stepped out lakt night from q bu}Dny nailed to a corner Of Dreammnb Rink by dis cfples of Ann Morgan bd peered thru the haze of smoke whiA several box CTS ssneared each othefup with eight ounce gloves at a benSk affair given by the American Legfu.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
DOG uPsETS SEATTLE
 5oOTLEGGER WITH
 BOOZE LOAD
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Seattle. Eeby. 2f-John Loranzi. au A,ashan while retudning from Van- cage city with whiskey. ran over q dog md cups!zed on the Mt Vernon road today. Lorenzi was dangerously in iured n tlre smash. While he was being ramoved to the hospital. She author't.es seized the mechine and it's l!quid contents.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SENATE PASSESE
 Avd 4Aasoa BILL

Washington, F'e$. 26-The Senate last night passed Rivers and Har- bor's Appropriated Bill after adding fif.een million dol!ts to the $15,25O,- 900 provisions pa}fd by tine lower house.
 The Senate also Authorized the eX- Tenifiture of unex Ended lralances of earlier approprfati@s up to $47,000.- 900.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SENATE PASSES PcSToFFIcE
 APPROPRIATION BILL
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Washington. Feby. 25-Agreeinr 10 all the Hous, amendments. the. Senate today passed the Postoffice Ap- propl-ation Pill and sent it % the pres !dent for final ratification. The measure carries total appropriation of S57o,ooo,o0o. The Senate agreed to the House allotment of s125 900 for the proposed transcona uen.al air mail ,ser- vice.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
MURDERED
 FOR DIAMONDS
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Los Angeles, Feby. 24--D. Green baum. q pawnhro!leg of this c'tv. Was found mursiered today in a remote sec uon of San Bernadino county. prs the habit of wearing on his person.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
PANAMA WARS WITH COSTA RIGA
HOUSE FIRES ALLEGED CORRUPT LEGISLATOR
RADIO REPAIR SHIP COMING
 TO ALASKA IN APRIL

Bremerton, Wn. Faby. 26-The naval collier Saturn will sail April 1 for Alaskan waters with q cargo and ;l number of radio repairmen from .hc n:lval station here to do repair work on the Government radio stations in aska.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
MESSENGER BOY srkLs
 $670,0o IN BONDS

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 Chicago, Feby. 25--six hundred and seventy thousand gtDllars worth of Liberty Bonds held N the vaults s of the Northern Trust Company of thds city were s,Ii'reptitiossly taken by William Dalton, aged 17 Nars. a ness enger boy employed by fhe company some time during the paM few days.
 Dalton and -he bonds have disap- peared. leaving no trace.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
BERLIN PAPER RESUMES
 MoNARcHisT SLOGAN

Berlin, Feby. 26-The Kreuse Zci trng, an old monarchist organ pup lished here, fns resumed its foIlne- slogan of with God for the King and the FLtherLand. For .he first time in Holland, the journal also now re- fers to him by his fo,mer court title.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SAYS SOVIET AMBASSADOR
 CAN'T ONE BACK
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tIfe1ayed Tn TransInssion)
 Washington. Feby. 3-The De- iartment of Labor ackl4wledged to- night that .he waauan. arrest and order for deportation isned against II. c. K. Martins. the M called So. vie. mnassador" tp she United States who was recen.lySheported to Ers>i,.. have been orda f.l cancelled Ky t',e department, bu. aenie,: that t'.,s v.rld serve to p,rE 7, Martens :t return .t, the Unitei Sites.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26

Washington. 'eby. 2G-The sol . diers bonus biil was repor'e ed ont to d.ly by Senate Finance Committee with bonus pr rpvis!ons to become eff fectve Janua l, 1923, Tax orovi sions Were stricken from the bill The bill provides payment of s!.9j for each day overseas service 1rd sl fo, each day home service.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
HARDING TO REMOVE POSTMASTERS FROM
 CIVIL, SERVICE
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st Augustine, Feby. 2f-l'res dent eEect HaI-tiing has indicated that he intends 10 nulify President Wilson's exer1Itive order of several years ago under the Civil Service
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
GERMAN CROOKS hTTEN
 BY RUsslE sw'NoLeRs
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Berlin. Feby 25-A curious story of double dealing dfeloped here to- day with the announC Cmen. that Ger man counte,feiters ptnted millions of marks in currency an exchanged. t1, r. fictitious money wit residents of Soviet Russia for add dust which was later found to nothing more than powdered bron%
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
LATE NEWS FLASHES

Seattle, Faby. 26-The Federal court today issued restraining d$der upon application of Puget sound Ma chinerv Depot to prevent the Al1ska Engineering Commission from awfad- r -,' a, contract to the Hr!llloy s'uil,iy Company for coal nandline machinery
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
Starving Chinese Sell Girls For Food

i'o<in, t'eby. 2i-The AmCric;t Red Cross famine relief organization in China reports that in one district families shows that before rcii f ur- nved all girls between the age of Ee and fourteen years of age ir two villages had been sold by their iiaren- fer food
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
DAILY NEW YORk-FRIScO
 AIR MAIL SERVICE ASSURED

Now York. Feby. 25--, continuous day and night air mall service between san Francisco and New York will be established May 1, as a result of tns, record breaking flight across the con tinent made by Pilot F. NJ. AlMston. the postal authorities here have an- nounced
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral services of the late Thomas Ward, will he held Monday at ? ?. m. at Fsderats Church and bs under the auspices Of the Pioneers ef Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
ALIEN LAND BILL IpAsses
 oLYMPI4 LEGISLATURE
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Olympia, Wn. Fet. 25-The State House of Represen &ives this after noon passed the Alit Land Bill, pro- hEbiting aliens who tre ineligible for citizenship from n,Aing or leasing lands in the State of Was ashington.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
Costa Riaa Invading Panama

Washington. E'ehy 2G-Accordins to the State Department. the Panam" territory now being invaded by the Costa Rtcans was awarded % Costa i,ica some veais ago under am arbi- tr-Jtfon decis on made by Chief Jus tice White of the United States Su- fi me Court.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
Harding Announces New Cabinet
 Appointments

St Augustine, Faby. 25-Hardine made formal announcement today of .he appointment of Hoover and Wal lace as secretaries of Commerce and Agriculr tfye respectively.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SMALL Pox EPIDEMIC
 ON U. S. BATTlESHlP
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Colon, Panama, Feby. 25-An epf- demic of small pox has broken out on the American dreadnaught Mississippi of the Pacific fleet. Though the ves- sel will sail north with the rest of the fleet, sire will be in strict quarantine.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
MERCURY HIGH IN SAN DIEGO

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 San Dtigo. teby. 2f-Wiir tl" frervui-y at ss in the shade th's after E0on. san Diego is baskhs n the first wave of oncominG summer today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
NEW YORK BOOZE VENDORS
 SEND DUMMIES TO JAIL
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New York, F'eby. 24-Prohibition agents here charged today that saloon keepers who have been sentence,. D serve terms in jail for violating the Volstead Act are substituting dum- mics to serve their terms.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
PARIS WORKERS RAISE RED FLAG
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Paris. Feby. 25-The red flag was raised today over the plant of big electrical works now under construc- tion at the town of Gennevillers. just north cf Paris. by the workmen. who refused to qft the place despite . !ockou. declared by the company.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
GOLD CLAIMS STAkED
 UNDER DENVER CITY HALL
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Dcnr r. Colo. Fcby. "i- Peter Noonan and W.linm Wi'': a". h.Dm have sttk"d a Gold mining claim on the grounn situated hcreath the Den yer City r, II and he Union railroad station.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
LABOR URGING JAS. DUNCAN
 FOR LABOR SECRETARY
U+laycd in TNanmips;on).

Washington. Feby. 2i-Many OF Ga anizei labor leaders joined this 1f- terro1n in sending tel gram to pres idrnt elect Harding urging him to H ppoint James Duncan. of Quincy Massachusetts. as Secretary of Labor
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
WIDOW McSWINEY
 TO WE'D AGAIN
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London. Fcby o4-Mrs. McSWirey. widow Of the late Lord Mayor of Cork, will he married to Arr. OBrieu, Sec retary 0f the Irish Self Determ nation League, according to information re ceived here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
HARDING ADVOCATES ADEQUATE
 NAVIGATION APPROPRIATIONS
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Washington. Feby. 25-President Elect Harding sent word today to the Senate republican leaders that he de- st,*d adequate appi oprations for navigation and favored continuing the present government building program without national reductions.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
HOOVER PLANNING REORGANIZATION OF
 COMMERCE DEPT

Washi ngton, F'eby 26-Hoover to- retaty Alexander in order to find out, it is said, just what he will have to do 10 make effective is progran for Il senral reorganization of the Depart ment of Commerce when he takes it over
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
LEAGUE HIDES CONTENTS
 OF U S. NOTE
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''70ITI , " m TT '7''FF''r1fIf'F'''
 Paris, FchN. 24-Beyond that rhc United States calls attention to the fact that they have never given con- sent {" Japan having q mandate over the island of lap. the League of No irons mal.ntanb, the closest secrecy ra- Eardin% the contents of the American rotc on mandates.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
LAKE STEVENS BANK RoBsER coNFEssEs
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Everett. Wn. Feb. 23--tuy Trout man of Tonino confessed this after noon that he and Oscar Lowe and H. !. Simpson committed the Lake Stew rroutinan Was taken into custod.' on information given by his mother in law.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
sepuAc7NAR,An TAKES
 PoIsk BY MISTAKE
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Seattle Feby. 2EJames O'Neill, aged "A. today mi pok q poisonous chemical used for Cleaning chicken cOops. for medicine Swallowed a dose of the mixture and ppped dead fe,. moments later.
The Nome nugget., 1921-02-26
SENATE PASSES
 AGRICULTURAL BILL
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Washington, teby. a3-'rhe Scnr. tonight passed the Agricultural .to- propriation Bill, carrying approxi- mately $il .0o0 900 for the year begin ming next June. The bill has nov gone to the House for confirmation