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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07

White Potatoes, one PIX. 1Oc
good till closing time Saturday
Pure Lard, pound 49,. 15c
Aunt Terminals Pancake
Flour pkg. l5c
Maine Style Corn can -. 1Oc
Large Stalk Celery -. l0c
Ounces one PIX. ....... S1,lC
Quaker Oats, pkg. l2c
Delaware Peas, 2 cans for 25c
Oranges, dozen Acc
The Cook County news-herald., 1921-02-10
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hat Purpose Sl ount
Hicks. professional serv-, s8ts l@.s, 81
scsesS for. Mrs Fred st. Jac.. 8 I. q
S5 Ques -. 9. SO.
3. Hicks co. PLY ysician's
salar l. 9. I. p. 3s
John Murphy. relief for John # Ss s s5S s
Newton I. Sc. $. 81: Is. 90
People S Supply Co, rndse. Tor II * a u
Mrs. + Morrison -. IS. 90
ing Alfred Strand r. =. y. &. .ssz s5 90.
Andrew Olson. board and lodg- &: .>.S E@
IL. Ellingson, mdse. a. for Mrs. ,zzsa z& 81 SKI n
I Fred. S@St. Jacques .$.2.: :% go so
Mrs. Il. Fl :.s Douglas, board 0 @sS* :.s s:
and care of III. Wright . il. . 81 25s
Mrs. Fred st. Jacques. poor re- ## IS s Z
s lief. .s...s. 20 90
Jas. HI Pinkerton. wood for y $,..: q
s John Newton =. =, = d" ~ IS
PEOPLES Supply Co. rndse. for :;s,>: f
~ Chas. Pero $50. ...i.... ..1@< s. 90
F. b. Hicks. Co. Physicians ! : +. +.
20 salary 8 4. -. -,
Peoples: Supply Co.. mdse. for E5+s5.. 40
= Peter Kadunce .S....: y: 10. 90
Peoples Supply Co., mdse.< for q
Nishota Lcngbody ......>. 500
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/, Receipts

ssssss Receipts
Balance q on hand Janu ~ airy a
From IN ia < collec tions appor- II Il
S toned 3. !. I: s.. ,981 IA
y. Total receipts .,.,.3. !. /,
...1.=5=. \ 4 Di<burs sementS .z u.
" Warran a is issued during =# },S
year 81 1,78O So
1920 3, .,.. J. !. 6ee. o15
Total d519 disbursements ! sem %*s 2,44e: 81.
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49, Warrants Issued -. il.
=, To Whom Issued and for as$ =: -: ~
What PURPOSE. u. J. = y. Amount.
Paul Woodard. labor 80. s29 25 II
Ted Linnen, labor - IS: 90 a.. 25
Ted Linnell. labor .,.&22.5 so =
Ted Linnell, labor -. -; 20 90 q II Z
John Peterson, labor. -. g.. 80 G~..se.o IS.
Paul Woodard, labor n. % .05 s.,
;. - i IS !, = = : - - g: 70. IS
Asa Hoyt. labor =. =. $50 -
John Peterson, labor. 4. SO III
Peter NJ. Linnell, labor 2:15S {eAsE
John: Paulson, labor. III. = !. ~ so :,5sfs
:.> u, i ,. 5. 4 s:.5 : - - =.
John Peterson. labor. $zs;5 -.j u 13 $50
Ted Linneil. labor 8. :,ss= III .fz=+s 26 80
John Peterson, labor. 5: :.=s J. I s.55S< a.
Alton 2Rober rts.$ la bor. !. ~ "a. SO,
j. : I B s S. 257 10
.s 55..s s MORTGAGE REGISTRY TAX
Balance Bal on hand January
Received Re e from mort gess 3. 29e :.s8l
Total Receipts I. 81 3. s IS. ss
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Warrants Issued
To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose. Amount
John Lief refund personal
property tax 1920 app. No.
SAT ...:............ ......s: 1898
Andrew Solgaard, refund per-
sonal property tax, How
land .......: ..... .'... e.4s
Fred r. Paine, refund property =.
in village app. No. 562. ...... 1853.
Robert A. Hunter. refund 1919
taxes lots 2 and 6, section
z, 60-3 W., paid by receipts .:
Nos. 1916-1s49 ........... 1888
A. NJ. Anderson refund state =
assignment certificate No.
1857 =. ........:...... 2e6.57
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The Cook County news-herald., 1921-02-10

TEACHERS INSURANCE AND RE
/, TIREMENT FUND
Balance on hand January ],
toned . q: !. 8. 81
From teachers s. .4.5 81. 81. 155 09
Total receipts 9. .s.s 27s 81 4
ss$$ Disbur sennents
Warrants issued during year. 278 IA B B
Total debts B. 6. 3 &. q. 27s 81
The Cook County news-herald., 1921-02-10

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BUILDING: FUND / ~ .-ss:~
Balance on hand January H.. 4. j. : i
= 1870 ~. :. .....S 262 So :.
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q = H5 Disbursements ,.... F. ..
Balance on hand December 81.
+ l920. =. -......:. .:$ 262 80
FOREST FIRE CONTINGENT FUND
Balance on hand January + i; 5sx &.
=, l92o .z..e. !5s. ) $256.55
: %fEf<S r. Disbursements 81: .%5$ ! 3ss
Balance on hand December 81;
1870 ~. s.. &256 .5S <gs
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHic)
FORTY THREE PERISH IN
 WRECK OF / R ?

London, Aug. 24-Forty three persons perished in the wreck of the giant American naval airship z. R. 2 at Hull today, it was definitely an nounced tonight. Six persons who were aboard the dirigible are alive but are badly burned and shocked and several may not survive.
 Investigation discloses that the wreck of the airship was due appar- e1tly to faulty construction F II Bateman. British mechanic who was employed on the dirigible. said following the accident that one of the main girders of the ship had failed to stand the strain and that the explosion resulted when the troken girder pierced the gasoline tank.
 3ateman hung on near the steer ing rudder with his clothes aflame when the airship fell and was saved from being burned to death by the dirigible falling into the river. He was picked up without other injury than resulted from his contact with the flames. Eyewitnesses say the
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
MONDAY (TElEGRAPHiC)
FocH DEeORATES AMERICAN
 LEGION COMMANDER

Aug. 22-Removing his own Croix de Guierre from it's place on his mill tary tunic beside the American Dis tinguished Service medal. Marshal Foch stepped up to Major John Emery National Commander of .he American lapel as climax to the ceremonies attending the unveiling of the famous Fluery monument to the American soldiers here Sunday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
J. s. ENOEAvoRiNG SETTLE
 PANAMA.cOSTA RIGA TROUBLE

Washington. Aug. 22-The United States has informed :he government of Panama that as a friendly mediator between Panama and Costa Rica in their boundary dispute. it does not feel compelled to suggest that Costa Rica delay longer in taking jurisdic- tion over the disputed territory now held by Panama and which was ad- judged to belong to Costa Rica by former Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court in an arbitration award.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
aos SHIP BOARD VESSELS
 SOLD AT COST OF ONE

Washington. Aug. 22-Two hun dred and five Shipping Board vessels, which have been laid up at Seattle and various points on the Atlantic coast, have been sold by the shipping Board to the Ship Construction and Trading Company of New York for s430, 800, Chairman Lasker announced today. The sum received for the ships is about wha: it cost the government to build each one.
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MAHoNEY REFUSES TO PLEAD
 TO MURDER CHARGE

Seattle. Aug. 23-James F. M,- to plead when arraigned in cour. to- day to answer to the charge of mur- der developing out Of the finding of his wife's body in trunk in the Lake Washington canal.
 Following Mahoney's refusal to plead the court. accordingly ordered a plea of no. guilty 10 be entered fo.' him.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
MAMMOTH NAVAL DtRiGiBlE
 ExPLooES ON TRIAL TRIP

London. Aug. 24-The new Amer can dirigibie 7. R. ? exploded over Hut today at 6:A p. m, broke n half and fell into the Humber River. The accident occurred near the con- clusion of :he ciai trip undertaken late yesterday in prepa ration for a trans Atlantic trip to America. The machine had been in the air many hours.
 It is reported at She aero station at Howden that only two persons on board the huge airship were saved. They were said to have escaped from the failing ship and descended in parachutes.- There were fifty persons on board. The rest are reported killed
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
Twelve Dead Recovered From Wrecked
 Airship

London. Aug. 24-Twelve bodies have been recovered from the wreck of the 7. R. 2. The exact number of dead is still unknown. Seventeen Americans, including five commission ed officers were on board when the great airship fell. Ensign Marcus A. 'Easterly of the American navy is among the known dead. An explo- sion on board the airship after she fell wrecked many store fronts in Hull near the spot where the vessel landed.
 Commander Louis IT. Maxwell. designated by the American navy o bring the airship across from England. and Brigadier General s. NJ. Malt land. the British Air Marshal, are SUD-
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
eATTLEsHiP STILL
 NATIONS BEST DEFENSE

Washington, Aug. 20-The join: navy and army board engaged in in- vestigating the relative merits of the aeroplane and battleship. reported to- day that fhe latter remains the chief weapon of defense of the nation.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
Fault in Metal Construction Blamed
 For z. R ? Disaster

Howden. England, Aug. 25-En- gineer experts report that the cause of the disaster involving the 7 R. ? was the breaking of d longitud- ionai girder amidships as result of some fault in the manufacture of the aluminium alloy of winch the frame work was made, The defect result ed in the huge body breaking in halves
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
MILLIONAIRE INVOLVED IN
 BOND THEFT TRUST

Chicago. Aug 2i-A warrant was issued here today for the arrest of D. W. DaviS, millionaire president of the WInton Automobile Company. in connection with the bond thef, trust recently unearthed hy federal investi- gators here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
BILL REFuNDiNc ALLIED
 DEBTS REPORTED

Washington, Aug. 20-The bill of the administration for tire refunding of the eleven billion dollar Allied debts to the United States were favorably reported to the Senate today by chair man Penrose of the Finance Commit tee.
 The measure as reported has been aunended :o provide fou the refunding to be complete In five years.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
FREIGHTER
 SUNK AT SEA

Seattle. Aug. 25-The Canadian govern nlent freighter Canadian Inn porter. bound from Vancouver for Austalia, is supposed to have sunk about seven hundred miles o1 the mouth of the Columbia River.
 The Seattle Steamship Cordova. on her return voyage from Honolulu. rescued part of the crew of the I'm Wieless reports from the Cordova announce that the vessel is putting in at Astoria.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
Warned Parents Y R 2 Unsafe

Atlanta, Ga Aug 2i-Llewellyn Stevens mechinist's mate on the z. R. ?. which exploded today at Hull. England, during it's trial flight, de- clared m letter to his parents here. which was received yesterday, that he hoped to God be would not have to go up in the airship because thc girders had buckled on her trial flight '
 Stevens asked his parents in the letter to say nothing of what he told them.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27

a%rship seemed to sway and sag, then nose dived and the frame work buckled and broke. Flames shot out a moment later as the huge gls bag rushed to earth Three para chutes succeeded iE leaving the fall ing ship before il struck the Hum Der but it is believed that all three of the occupants wree killed
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO
 AID Ex SERVICE MEN

t!onal universities situated at advan- tageous points in the east. middle, west and south and one on .he Pacific Coast are to be operated in the near futu e for the benviit of f~rmer service men who are vocationaliy handicapped, Col Forbes. head of the Veterans Bu- reau, announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
CLARA SMITH HAMMoN
 MARRiEs MOVIE ACTOR

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. 23-The Clara Smith Hammon, whose trial for the murder of Jake" Ham mon, wealthy speculator. attracted na- tion wide attention some months ago. was married here today to John W. Gormon, a movie actor.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27

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ITALY THREATENS
 TO QUIT LEAGUE

Paris. Aug. 22-Itaiy will withdraw from the League of Nations at the September assembly if France and England persist in what is termed by the Italian Foreign Ministry as Ire .he resolution of League questions and decisions, it became known today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
BRAKEMAN BATTLES FOR LIFE
 ON MOVING TRAIN

Yakima, Aug. 22-Everett Young. a brakeman on the Northern Facif1c. today battled on the pilot of a rushing locomotive for several miles to save his own life and that of fellow bra keman who was in the throes of an epileptic fit. After q hard struggle Young finally brought the freight train to a standstill.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
e..tls.h;p Rushed to Canal zon.

Philadelphia, Aug. 22-The battle ship Pennsylvania, bearing four hun dred marines who are being hurriedly dispatched for duty in the Panama Canal Zone. passed out of the Dele ware Capes today. after the Navy Yard forces here worked throughout the nigh. loading the Pennsylvania with equipment and supplies for long stay away from her base.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
U. s..GERMAN TREATY READY
 FOR GERMANY's SIGNATURE

Berlin, Aug. 22-Final instructions regarding the treaty of peace between the United States and Germany have been received from Secretary of State by Ellis Loring Dressel, the United States Commissioner here. and the treaty now awaits signature by the German government.
 It is expected that the document will be signed within the next few days.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
SHIP BOARD DEFICIENCY
 BILL PASSES SENATE

Washington. Aug. 23-The Ship ping Board Deficiency appropriation bill. carrying forty eight million dol- lars for use by the Board this year. and with clause eliminating all re- strictions as to what salaries are to be paid officers and counselors. was pass ed today by the Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
MINISTERS AUTO KILLS
 FATHER OF FIVE

Seattle. Aug. 23-On his way to work this morning. Hans p. Olsen. father of i've children. was killed by being struck by an automobile driven by Rev. w. J. Thompson of Kent, Seattle suburb.
 The police. after an investigation, no blame attaches to the minister.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
EMBEZZliNG MANAGER
 GETS TERM IN PRISON

cattle. Aug. 23--Rober. G Sell. manager of the Snoauaiimie Lumbe.' Company pleaded guilty to stealing four thousand dollars of the company funds in the King County Superior Court today and was sentenced to serve six nonths in the Wa'ia Wslla penitentiary.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN
 PEACE TREATIES SIGNED

Berlin, Aug 25-The peace treaty bringing to an end the technical state of war between the United States and c rmany will be signed this afternoon, it was officially announc- ed here at noon today. :.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
EXPORT STIMULATION BILL
 pAsSEo 0Y HOUSE

Washington, Aug. 22-The Senate bill making a billion dollars available through the War Finance Corporation for stimulating exportation of Ameri- can agriculture products. was passed by the House today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
SAYS FORMER DAUGHTER
 IN LAW BAD CHARACTER

Evanston. Ill. Aug. 22-Mrs. Mary Dean Obenchain declared tonight that she would rather see her son Ralph dead than married again to Madalyn Obenchain. her former daughter in law, who is charged with the murder of James D. Kennedy at Los Angeles
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
BODIES OF 100 SOLDIER DEAD
 SAVED FROM FLAMES

Hoboken, x. ] Aug 25-Two of the great ocean pers on the Hoboken front of Hudson River were burned last night and four hundred bodies of American soldiers just returned from the cemeteries in France were saved only by heroic work by firemeB. Legion men.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
DEDICATE TABLET
 TO vERoUN HEROES

Verdun. France, Aug. 22-Membe-s of the American Legion party now vis- iting iz France today dedicated tablet to the memory of the defenders of Verdun in the City Hall here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHicl
HARDING HOLDS CONFERENCE
 ON GERMAN TREATY

Washington, Aug, 2i-Presideut Harding. Secretary Hughes and repre- sentative members of the Senate For eign Relations Committee conferred this morning at the White House on States and Gar1nany which is expect- ed to be signed today in Berlin.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
BRITISH BIRTH RATE BROKEN

London, Aug. 22-Statistics an- nounced today by the government re- veal that nine hundred and fifty thons- and births in England and Wales last year. This is the largest number ever recorded in the history of those sec- tions of .he British Isles.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
u. s. LAYS DAWN LAW TO
 PANAMA ON coTO DISPUTE

Washington, Aug. 23-The note O. the State Departmen. to Panama re- garding the area in dispute between Panama and Costa Rica, is said by officials to have stated empha.ica that the United States would not per- init of any hos.ilities growing out of the Coto region by Costa Rica.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
sWINoLE UNEARTHE0
 AT CHICAGO

Chicago, Ill. Aug. 23-Rudolph Kohen, vice president of the American Rubber Company. Charles W, French, alleged partner of John Worthington, head of the recently unearthed mail robbers trust" and four others are
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
GEN'L SAM HUGHES PASSES ON

Lindsay. Ontario. Can. Aug. 2i- General sam Hughes, former canad- ian Minister of Militia and organizer of the Canadian oversea's forces dur ing the war. died at his home here today after lingering Illness.
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under arrest here in connection with what the federal authorities de clare 70 be d six million dollar swlndle. the victims of which include an Ohio Automobile concern which suffered to the tune of two million through thei- swindling operations.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
INITIATED SHIP BOARD TRANSFER FROM FRISCO
 BRINGS PROTEST

San Francisco. Aug 24- -Intima . tions from Washington. D C. that the San Francisco branch of the Unit ed States Shipping Board may te transferred to Seattle, has drawn from local shipping interests 3 vigorous pro- test to Chairman Iaskef
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
IS MILLION IN SECURITIES
 OF SWtNplER SEIZED

New York, Aug. 24-f'if.een mi lion dollars in notes and securities were seized in the Union Trust Compa ny vaults today by John Sawken. De- pertinent of Justice agent, who has been engaged in investigating the ac- tivities of Chas. W. French. the Chi cago swindler, who is under arrest in that city.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
Borsh and Johnson not present a,
 Treaty Conferenee

Washington. Aug. st-senator' , Borah and Johnson were not present q. the conference between Preside!- ate Foreign Relations Committee on the German peace treaty. which the president hopes to have ratified.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
HiGHToWER CHARGED WITH
 MURDER FATHER HESLiN

San Francisco, Aug. 20-After a brief preliminary hearing this morn Ing. yHigh.oweF. whom the police charge was at least implicated in the killing of Father Heslin of Colma, was held to answer on charges of mur- der in the Superior Court of San Mateo County.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
HARDING SUGGESTS NEW
 HELP FOR VETERANS

Washington. Aug. 2o-President Harding has asked Director Forbes of the Veterans Bureau to have experts study and report within few days to determine the practicability of turning one or more of the great army can- comments whichswilI shortly he aband-
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
CONGRESS SPEEDING
 UP FOR RECESS

Washington. Aug. 22-The Senate and House resumed today their con- sideration of pending business under high pressure in expectation of de- claring a thirty day recess late to- morrow. Both houses were in ses- sion late las. night.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
AND COTTON MARKET GAMBLING
 BILL PASSED

Washington, Aug. 23-The Capper- Techner bill, prohibiting gambling in the grain and cotton markets. passed both houses of Congress and was sent to the White House fpy President Harding's signature today.
 The House today adopted the con- ference report on the anti-beer bill.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
NO RECESS UNTIL ANTi-eEER
 BILL BECOMES LAW

Washington. Aug. 22-House lead CTS today indicated to the Senate lead CTS that there will be no recess Of Congress until the anti-beer bill be- comes law.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
PANAMA WILL NOT
 RESIST u S DEMANDS

Washington. Aug. 2t-Fanama will not resist by force the demands Of the United States tha. Costa Rica be per mitted to occupy the dispH.ed Cotp territory. it was made known to the State Department today by the Panama government
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
HARD TO KILL

Chicago. Aug. 22--Mrs. Mary Smith, a. few days ago while bathing broioe her neck, which was reset. Sunday she was operated on for ap- pendicitis. Physicians say she will recover.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
TUESDAY (TELEcRAPHIc)
PAPER MONEY THREATENING
 SolvENcY OF EUROPE

London. Aug. 22-If Europe is t, be saved from bankruptcy she must have gold and must stop printing pa per money" Austin Harrison. the noted economist and editor of the Eng fish Review. declared tonight in a published statement.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
FINAL IRISH ANSWER TO
 BE DELIVERED SOON

Dublin, Ire. Aug. 2i-LeIands final reply to Great Rrita!n's terms for settlement of the Irish question will be delivered to Lloyd Cie orge's official residence Thursday night or Friday by representa- tlve7 of the republican government.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
LAST RECOVERED ALASKA VICTIM IDENTIFIED
 AS CAPITALIST

Eu ets Cal. Aug. 23-The last body to be recovered from the wreck of the steamship Alaska was identified today as that of George W, Bushnell. a member of the Minnesota legislature.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
HOUSE TABLES BILL
 PAVING WAY FOR
 WOOD GovERNoRSHiP

New York. Aug. 20-Secretary Weeks announced today, that as the House of Representatives has tabled thn bill making possible .he appoint. ment of General Leonard Wood as way the general can take the position is by resigning from the army.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
TACOMA WOMAN CHARGED
 WITH MURDER

Tacoma. Aug 22-Mrs. William Fl. Stubbs. wife of a Tacoma hotel pro- prietor. is detained by the police here at the instance of the Tennessee au- .horifes, who claim she is Maude Moore, who is wanted in Knoxville, that state. on a charge of murder
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
ELEVEN DIE IN HOTEL FIRE

Macon, Ga. Aug. 2e-E!even per sons pershed here today in the de- struction by fire of the Brown Hotel. a well known local hostelry.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
WOMAN DEFENDER OF DEBS
 GETS ROUGH TREATMENT

Mason City. Iowa. Aug. 2+-Mrs. Ida. Couch Hszelett, s NeW York So- cialist. whii. speaking here in behalf of Eugene V. Debs last night was y1nked from the pia atform by angry citizens. who carried her to point ten miles outside the city and dumpe her in the road.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
HARDING SIGNS FARM EXPORTS AND SHIPPING
 BOARD BILLS

Washington, Aug 25-The Ship ping Board bill appropriating fifty million for expenses to January 1, and the billion dollar Farm Exports Credit bill, were enacted into law today, both being signed by Presi- dent Harding.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
AMERICAN FEDERATION
 FOR DISARMAMENT

Atlantic City. N. J. Aug 22-Sam Gompers, who is here attending the American Federation of Labor execu- tive council meetings said in an in- terview today that the Federation is for disarmament.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
SENATE STILL CONSIDERING
 TARIFF BILL

Washington. Aug 23-The Senate still has before it the Tariff Bill. Tax Bill and other important measures. The House is ready to recess Wednes- day.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
HOUSE PASSES TARIFF BILL

Washington, Aug. 22-The House of Representatives. late Saturday evening. passed the Fordney Tariff bill after long debate.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
TRIALS OF MAMMOTH NAVAL
 pIRiGlRlE UNDER WAY

Howden. England. Aug. 23-With the gunner's nest, the huge dIr1gible 7. E. 3 built here for the American navy. commenced it's trial trip this morning. The flight today may be the final test if the great airship mee-s requirements.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
SHERIFF KILLS
 GcAPING PRISONER

Los Angeies, Cal Aug. 2i-Tiorace Box, aged es. was shot and killed i1 the County Jail today by Deputy Sher- iff's who claim he had attempted 70 escape.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
BANK Ro5eER
 CAPTURED WITH LOOT

Rockford. Wash. Aug. 22-A lone bandit who held up the Merchants and Farmers Bank here this afternoon was later captured by . posse with his loo. of several thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
IRISH TRUCE BROKEN AT BELFAST

Belfast. Ire. Aug. 22--The Irish truce was broken here today when a bomb was hurled by unknown parties into a crowd on the street. One per- son was killed and Eve wounded by the explosion.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
HARDING FAvoRS LABOR REPRESENTATION
 AT CONFERENCE

Washington. Aug. 23-President Harding announced today that he is in favor of labor being represented a.