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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25
MlStni zprayY.
z krajanSkych krnhI.

701 N. Port ulice. uvftala noveho
elena podobs zdrav6 dcerusky.
= Rodina o. Karla Tavika obda-
rena byla ciperrou deer uskou dne
IA. ledna. Nase blahopranf ob6ma
rodinam.
" patek zemFela panf Terezie
Runge We veku SO rok1. Bydlela
Sc svoii dcerou pan1 Frsntiskou Ro-
bovou 6isle 214 Maple Ave. !,
Overlea. Nalezela ku spolku Oltaf-
nfmu, jichz deputace il ma poslednf
Ceste doprovazela. PohTeb kcnan. z
domu smutku pondeli do kostela
sv Vaclava a odtud ma hTbitoV
Nejsv. Vykupitele. Pohfebni OBJ
Tady Sgkonal vldp M. Oktavsc.
V sobotu, IL. ledua zemfel
nAhle ns srdecnf vadu pan Vaclay
zaloudek, We staff "a rok1. Naro-
zan byl v New Yorku a zamestna-
MIN byl krejci. NynI bydlel Xii.
marnock. Va. Byl synovcem man.
zel1 p. Josefa Marie Kozesnik KITE
Fl jej vychovali. Mrtvola pFevezena
byla do Baltimore ku pTatel6m Ho
leckovym, eislo Alt N. Bradford
u, odkud konan pohfeb sobotu
rano, 10. ledna do kostela sv. Va
cllava a odtud ma hfbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele Pchfebni obfady Wy.
konsl vldp. j. V9trovec iak dome
smutku tax i ma hfbitovf. Zesnul5
zanechava zde bratra Jana Zsloud-
ks, tetu a strycka Kozesnikovi.
" patek. l8 ledna zemFel pan
Frank Palca cfsla 24C4 McEldefry
nj po dlouhe trapns nemoci We
staFi 81 rok6 Narozea byl v u.
hr$eh zamestnanlm byl kTejGi.
Pcsledni dobu travil.ve statnfm Sa-
natorium aVsak bezvysledn9 neb ne.
moe iiz tax pokrncila ze posleze do,
trp6J. Nalezel ku spolku Mary
land {. 386 N. S. J. PohFeb kouan
domu smutku pondeli. 2l. ledna
do kostela So. Vaclava q odtud ma
hFbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Obfady
pohfebni vykonal vldp. Jos. Hid.
Depntacs spolk1 Maryland a Dem.
Klubu Cesk5ch Mladik6 Z wardy
jej ma rosledni ceste doprovazeli.
Zesnul9 zanechava zde manzelku,
dva syny a ciyfi dcery. bratra Jana
Pslcu Ram ", Pa.
Pohrby tyto vypraVila firma FIR.
Cvach Syn.
- Pohostinske vystoupenf Dram.
Odboru SUk Jei. Blesk v Curtis
Bay minulou sobotu setkalo sc O.
plnym zdarem Sehrana veselohra
8 jednanich pod nazvem ''Laska
kvete kazdem v6ku" velmi mi
strn6 jak lzY ocekavati Cd vybra.
nych sill Dram. Odboru Sok. Jed.
Blesk. Zajezd dosel naleziteho UNA
nj kraian1 Curtis Bay. Ochotnici
sklizeli bouFe potlesku po cely ve-
Ger Timto vyslovuji vTely dix o.
chotnikdm Sok. Jed Blesk "a jejich
laskavou ochotu jim y9novanou.
"a TelocVicnop Jed. Sakol Curtis
Bay: Frank Kuska. Alois Minafik,
Karel Lenc j. Paffzek. zabavnf
vybor.
- Sb1r Ctilada c. Is J. G. d.
darovala ma Ces Svob. Skolu $1O4.
Rad Blank (. &c c S PS. daroval
$40. Penfze ty byly odevzdany We
s.h1zi Patronatu
= Minute pond6li odb5 aal spolek
kadetn sv. Aloise maskarni pies
D6lnickem Dome pTi velke navst9-
We Sin Delnickeho Domu sotva
mohla vsecky pojmou,i. Zabava
byla srdecna. Kadetska hudba D.
E Mynare rozjafila celou spolec-
most. 0 pnl noti rozdany ceny nej-
lepsim maskam sice: Damske ce !.
ny obdrzely:
L. Mrs. Davis, 2. Miss Marian
Mehrten. 8. Miss Mamie Wesley.
a. Miss Reba Davis.
Muzske: l Mrs. Mamie Drasal.
2. Miss Gladys S ichcomb. 3. Miss
Bertha Kalnik, a. Chas. Dusek
Po rozdani cen taneeni zabava
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25

Afera Upper Marlboro kriminalu
vysetrovana jest Baltimore vlad-
MIN 1fadem, ktery tam svym casem
postal Staforda, usvedceneho pre-
stupku probibicniho zakona. Sta.
ford "a sebe tam postal Halla, kerry
spokojene odbyval We vezeni Prince
George okresu trest druheho.
Phi porotnim liceni vychazi r1z-
ne ma jevo. Dva agentj odboru
spravedlnosti pfijeli vysetfovati 10.
kvetna udani, ze tam misto Staffor-
da sadi Hall. Nalezli Halla nataze.
neho ua .avici zmozeneho nehoraz.
nou opicl Byl TAX spily, ze memo.
bl ami povstati.
Kdyz chteli Halla dostati vyz-
mani. pfihnal Sc dc vezeni druhy
trestanec, Harry Rich. Sc svoji ze-
nou ruku ruce. Kdyz zena vyzsa-
ma aby Istoupila stranou. odsekla
ze o1 mnzs nep6jde nesla. s
muzem We yezeni znstala. Agent
nell notne souzeni nalezti zalafni.
ka. Konecne zvedeli ze odesel ma
tfh. Shanenf po neiak5ch zazna-
mech vtbec nevedlo ku cili. Kdyz
obraceli Halla zavsdili zaclanu
nslezli "a touto prazinou lahev Cd
kornove kofalky.
Den pred tim trestanci vyjeli 81
do Washingtonu ma bal Kdyz 90
pal noci vraceli Sc do v9zeni, sp 30.
| rovali, ze cestou ztratili kl'c cd ve.
zenf. Ably dostati Sc mohli ma l6z-
ka, museli zburcovati zalafnika Tay
mana, kteiS jim pfisel podvlekas s
kach otevfiti. Kdyz agenti 90 dru.
| he pfislj do vezeni. Hall zmizel beze
stopy. Stafford odsouzen byi dc
v9zeni ma 8 m6sice.
MatySek p0razen.
Frank Judson pora7il disadl.
Gayety d.er5 Antona Matgska w
'dvojim utkani se.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25
Byvaly BaltimOrsky yynikajfci
nOvinar zemrel.

nOY1nar Zemrel.
V Londyne zemfel Charles H.
Grasty, vytecn5 a zasadni noyinaf.
V Baltimore jeho jmeno nezapome.
nnto zostane z doby,e kdy koupf
News" zahaiil a vitezne bojoval
boz proti politikafske korupci, KITE
ra tehdy mad jine fAdila. v boji
Grasty byl vftezem. Pezdeji< byl
hlavnlm redaktorem "Sunu" av
zivot uvedl Evening SUM- Eve
ming Sun" neohrozene hail rubriku
FIRES Lance. kterou vyplnoval
nenavideny op9t milovan5 Men,
cken. Bee jeho prace Woodrow
Wilson nebyl by asi nikdy jmeno-
van kandidatem presidentskeho Gfa.
du ma Balti'norske konvenci.
s Pc odchodu Baltimore Grasty
hlavne pnsobil v americkem ncvi.
nafstvi dopisoyanim Evropy.
Grasty byl cist5m We styku 9
okolnim svetem sv5m mad jine pfi-
jemnou osobnosti. Americka vefej-
most ztraci mem uslechtileho. "a
sadniho boji proti korupci neo-
hrozeneho bojovnika!
Lovci kachen zachranenf.
V pondeli. .kdy kruta zima fadila,
na ostrnvku Susquehanna Tece ne.
daleko Havre de Grace uv97neui by
Ii ledem kolem sc utvofivsim tfi
stfelci divokych kschen: M. Ennis
a S. E. Wadesmith z Baltimore a
B. B. Giles z Rising Sun. Md. Til
stfelci tito ma lodicce pfipluli ma
ostrdvek. Zatim voda Iedov5m
vichrem rozboufila Sc tax, ze ma
navrat nebylo pomyslsIi. Ma vods
pocal tvofiti &c led oni nuceni
byli vysazeni krute zine eekati ma
w svobozeni. Mayor Pennington z
Havre de Grace zorganisoval "a
chraflovaci oddil vydal Sc . MIN
ma dvou lod 'kach ku mraxem trpf-
elm stfelc1m. Motnrovym elunem
prorazejicfm tvofici sc led dostal se
oddil ku ostr1vku stfeIce vysvo.
bodil. Co nej1ychleji dopraveni by
Ii do Principle Furnace ku zotaveni
se.
Pondelni den byl dosud nejstude-
neisfm dnem v letosni ZINE.
MeSto 1874 roki stare.
Baltimore dozilo sc We zdravi q
sile We stfedu.94 roku v9ku9sveho.
Charles Gorsuch roku 1862 zabraI
nvnejsi pozemek, ma n6mz Fort Nc.
Heary q 20 44 letech ma to uGinsr
prsni pokus budovati mesto, ale po'
kus selhal Thomas Cole 1868 roz.
mefil TAX zvany Coles Halbor =
rozloze $50 akro rozd9lene nyn9js
Fallsway ma tech po 6x latech poz
deli Baltimore mesto pocatcich
zalozelo. P9stitele tabaku cht9jice
miti pfistav. kde nakladati tabak
do lcdi. zadali v 6ervenci 1929 ge
neralnl assembly zfiditi m6sto ns
severni strane Patapsco teky. Ko'
misafi ustanovili koupiti pozemeE
Cd dedic1 Charlese Carrolla, poze
mex rozd6len ma so lotn tyto dG
prodeje dany nejprve obyvateldn
Baltimore okresu. Kazdy mohl kou
pitt jenom jeden lot. Platiti mokl
tabakem. "a akr placeno 40 silin
ga. Prodej lot0 pocal 25. ledn;
1923. Prvniho roku jenom 21 lott
prodano. Po letech rs lotn "a
stalo nepl odano vraceny pdvodnf
mu majiteli.
Kdyby tax %. ledna 1880 tehdej
81 zem8msfic Jones duchu moh
videti dnesni Bsltim ore!
NOvlnafsky hoch nSmrcen.
EdwardMalonowski, IL rok0 sta
~ prodavac novin. usmrcen byl !
1tery truckem ma .rohU Hanover ,
Lombard ulic. Jak tide truck,
Charles w. Smith udal. hoch skoci
pred truck re zadu u chodniku sto
Iiciho automobile.
Wagner v Baltimore.
Siegfried Wagner, vnuk skladste
le Frame Liszta syn velikeho skla.
Il y XX =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25

Prameny bohatstvi Marylandu v
Gene sve vstouply vice nezli 80
'procent letech mezi 1912 1922,
jak censovni vybor udava V roce
1912 ceneny byly ma So. 200. 760..
900. V roce 1922 ceneny byly ma
$1,000 $4,000.
VySkOcila 0knem z nemOcnice., ].
Mary LamIey -Eyskocila dtery 8
okna tTetiho poscsfcdi Franklin
Square nemocnice. V padu narazi-
la ma leseni. clmz zmfrnen pad jeji
TAX, ze nicfm il neuhlizeno. jenom
mensfmi odfeninami. Lamley pfij-
alta byla do nemocnice pond9lf, a.
by tam lecena pokusy otravy.
PenSe pro 9 zfizenci odporuGena.
Pensijnf v5bor odporucil 1tery
vSEoru ma odhady. aby dewitt zfi-
zenc1m mesta dana by la pense. Me-
ri navrzen5mi pro pensi jest Fran
cea Florijanek. (. 1872 NJ Chapel
ulice.
NeStoyice na SparroWs Point.
Pfipad nestcvic vyskytl se We
Sparrows Point. kde nemoci touto
roznemohl Sc v pondeli 23letf Ger
noch. nedavno sem pfist6hovsl5 re
statu Sew. Karoliny.
Onemocnely okamzite poslan byl
do karanteny.
PadeSat tiSic "a manzela.
M. Bosse zaluje Franka Pondona
na odskodne We vysi $4,000 "a
smrt manzela sy6ho. Michaela Bos-
se.
zalobkyne udava. ze manzel jeff
10. ledna usmrcen byl automobilem
zaloyaneho ze nna 6mrtfm mamie.
iovSm pfipravena vyzivovatele
sseho Bossa usmrcen byl automo-
hilem ma Eastern avenue silnici blfz-
kA Rpek@ ,ivpyzas-sass.sss-s
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25
O zadatele zadnd nouze.

Komise m6stske sllzby, jiz Gele
cd 1tery stoji republican Jones. or
MANILA, ze kandidati uchazejici Sc
o mfsto superintendenta v Bay View
must podrobiti zkusebni komisi sve
zadosti o schopnosti 9. 1nora. Do
zkusebni komise zadateld ustanove
nj byli: DR.. Smith. superintendent
Johns Hopkins. Clande B. Sweeney.
zalarnfk Marylandske kaznice a
Henry D. Harlan, b5valy hlavni
soudce.
zaaatel6 o misto superintedenta,
jez spojeno jest se slcznym $4,000.
domem a zivobytfm pro rodinu su-
perintendentovu. jest dopesud rs.
Pfihlasky mlsto dosly rdznych
cas.i Soustati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25

Dome.
Veze1ska pom0cna spoleGnoSt
Schvaluje SWeezeyho Spravn.
D0veru y nynsjsi vedenf spravy
Marylandske kaznice zalafnikem,
kolonelem Sweezey. vyslovila pom
deli vezenska pomocna spolecnost' i.
V prohlaseni SVEN sp ,lecnost' tyr
df, ze 6tek Jacka Harta a Williama
F Tilsons. nemdze dokazati, ze by
sprava Sweezeyho byla nedostatec.
nou zasluhovala tolik titok6 za
strsny n6kterych chtej:cich byti
sprayedlivych jinych opet hloupe
zlomyslnych osob. jejichz rozhorce-
nj mono tn tam cisti novinach.
Vcasne prohlasenf spolecnos te-
to. ktera statu tolik pomaha v me-
st'astne situaci vezn1. podepsana
jest vsemi cleny. Spalecnost' pro-
hlasuje, ze zadnS vezensky system
nenf dokonsly ze Jim neni ami n.y.
nejsi. Ale vzdor tomu vybor spo.
letnosti jest pfesvedcen. ze nynejsi
administrace. ktera pnsobi ma lepsi
stranku trestsnc1 poskytnutim jim
jistgch vysad odmenu dobreho cho-
vanf, zasluhuie uznanf Uvazi-li
Sc. ze skorem vsichni z trestanc6
dive neb pozdsji propasteni byva.
il kaznice, jest jenom pro dobfo
spoleenosti lidske, do niz op9t sc
Vraci. aby propos;eni trestanc; vra.
till Sc jako pofadni ne jako roz-
trpeeli ma move z)ociny pfem5slejici
osoby. z osobnfho styku trestan-
ci vybor znas ze jejich pobyt Y kaz-
nici ani "a nynejsi spravy neni TAI.
nou sladkosti T9zka prace. prosta
strava. spanf v zamfizovane kleci q
zbaveni styk6 ostaenim syetem,
neni@ nicim TAX iehkym. z celeho
poetu trestsnco jen malo by Sc jich
tam nalezlo. ktefi by sp okojeai byli
8 nucerym pobytem kaznici. w.
Dor schvaluie nynejsi vedeni kazni-
ce.
- Sprav6 Sweezeyho destalo se
u7nani zalafniho syboru. Pfi
schvalovani 66t6 shledano. ze uset-
reno kaznici a polepsovne $50 :
0OQ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25
Ma pet roki do kaznice.

Emory M. Newton Union FL
nance spolecnosti, kterou pfiprave-
ny byly fady il d0vefujicf III o dspo-
ry sve, odsouzen byl ma 5 rok6 do
Marylandske kaznice. aEg
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25
Novlnafsky hoch usmrcen.

EdwardMalonowski, IL rok0 sta
~ prodavac novin. usmrcen byl v
1tery truckem ma .rohU Hanover a
Lombard ulic. Jak tidic trucku
Charles w. Smith udal. hoch skocil
pred truck re zadu u chodniku sto-
liciho automobilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25

sal A Svehla. j. Hodek. F. Wesley.
E. Mynaf j. Michal. Jelikoz Sc
tento Piles tax vydafil. slibili kadeti
ze budou pofadati druhy a sice v
pondeli, a. 1nora tex v Delnickem
Dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-01-25
MatySek porazen.

Frank Judson pora7il disadle
Gayety v d.er5 Antona Matgska We
dVojim utkani se.
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09

The Smyrna Times, with this
issue starts its 10th volume.
While reference was made at
the DUPONT Road Celebration at
Dover, last week, to the evOlu-
tion of transportation, we could
not help but think of the
struggles the early editions of
the Times had in gaining a foot
hold. The first issue of the
Times was printed on a Wash
ington hand press before the
days of power revolution presses
and was mailed to its subscrib-
ers by the old stage coach route
before the Railroad reached
Smyrna OF Kent County. And
now the 10th mile stone has
been reached by Delaware's old
est consecutively published
newspaper and this with a
record, so far as we know, of
never having missed an issue
since it was founded by the late
Robert D. Hoffecker, ST., in
1854. We are proud of this
record, proud to be able to con-
tinue the Times along the high
plane of endeavor upon which il
was founded. Whatever meas
ure of success we have attained
slow as it sometimes seems, anC
hard to obtain, has been due tt
the patronage of the commun
ity. Since the present manage
ment has been in control, mod
ern and up-to-date machiner
has been installed and so equip
ped the Times has been able t
meet the demands of the publ
not only in its newspaper but
its job printing department. "
are 20 years young on 9Th
birthday" and want more tina
ever to serve you.
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09

subscription price. s1.5O per year. strictly in
advance.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna. Della
ware as Second Class matter
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09

published Every Wednesday Afternoon. BY
ROBERT D. HOFFECKER, Proprietor.
Founded by Robert D. Hoffecker. July 5. 1854
Editor and Proprietor until Feb. TO- 1907
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09

Charter No. 2ss1-Rcserve District No. 8
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE NATION
AL BANK OF SMYRNA at Smyrna in the
State of Delaware, at the close of business
June seth, 1924.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts including re-
discounts, acceptances of other
banks. and foreign bills of ex-
change drafts sold with in
dorsement of this bank ......... S464,79S.9S
Overdrafts unsecured ......... 659.48
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circula-
ton GU. S. bonds par
All other United States Govern
ment securities Gnclud-
ing premiums, if any,. 39796.37 !
Total ........ .... ............ l39,I96.3l
Other bonds. stocks securities etc. 359,973.5l
Banking House. SlOOOOGO Furni-
ture and fixtures. S2,390. ....... 12,S90.0O
Lawful reserve with Federal Re
serve bank ...............s oZ'z1t'oS
Cash in vault and amount due from
national banks ............ z4i400.oS
Amount due from State banks. bank
ers. and trust companies in the
United States (other than includ-
ed in Items s. 9. and 10 ........ 1,77O.57 I
Checks on other banks in the
city or town as reporting bank. 165.48
Total of Items 9, 10, II,
u, and 10 ..:...... 26.Sss.94
Checks and drafts on
banks (incuding Feder-
al Reserve Bank) locat-
ed outside of city or
town of reporting bank S2.13
Miscellaneous cash items 1,25117 1,333.3O /
| Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer @ .l1 ............................ . 100000
Other assets. if any .............. s4.O0
Total &c.. ...... .s1.O42.647.97
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ...,........ s1o0.ooo.oo
Surplus fund ..................... 5O.OOO.OO
| Undivided profits ..... 75,O66.4l
| Less current expenses in
/ terest and taxes paid. 6.292.35 6S.774.O6
| Circulating notes outstanding lOO,OOO.OO
/ Amount due to State banks. bank
/ ers. and trust companies in the
United States and foreign coun-
| tries (other than included in Items
Cashiers checks outstanding ...... GO794
Total of Items q, p,
| %. "a. and 25 ..... 675.96
Individual deposits subject to check 169. .49S.79
| Dividends unpaid .... ........... 236.OO
| Total of demand depos-
its (other than bank
depOsits) subject to
Reserve, Items 26, 27,
%. %. 80. and 81. 169.729.79
Other time deposits .............. 525'468.l6
Total of time deposits
subject to Reserve.
Items 80. 33. 81, and
90 .h,. f;.:,ji,,, ,,' .n IT0c3SS,Io ob1;c
| tions representing money borrow
ed other than rediscounts) ...... 2s.OOO.0O
Total ....................s .s1,O42.647.97
State of Delaware. County Of Kent. IS:
J l. Edward T. Porter. Cashier CT the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
EDWARD T PORTER. Cashier.
, Subscribed and sworn to before me this
: | Sth day of July, 1924
! JOHN S. GRIFFIN. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
D EDWARD G. WALLS,
CHAS. ]. SUDLER.
: WALTER F. KEITH.
Directors
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09
FOR SALE

1928 Durant Sedan, in good condi-
tion, tires nearly new. Price 100000.
Will take any car as part payment or
will finance.
WALTER S. NOWLAND
Phone ITO. Commerce St.,
1927 Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public
sale at her property on South Della
ware Street, now in tenure of Viii
liam H. Collins, on
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1924
at 1.30 o'clock
Lot of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting of Living room, Bed
room, Dining room and Kitchen fur
niture, Rugs, and mating, lot of
Dishes & c.
TERMS:-CASH
MRS. ELVA McCAUSLAND
R. w. Slaughter, Auct.
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public
sale at the Hotel Stoeckle, Clayton, on
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1924
A Lot of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
2 Bedroom Suits, 2 Mattress,
Feather Bed, A Pillows, 2 BOlisters,
Leather Couch, Parlor Table, 2 Tap
estry Rockers, Morris Chair, 2 Stands,
Oak Rockers, several straight back
Chairs, Brussels Rug, 9x12; Crex Rug
Number of small Rugs, brussels, crex
and mating, Nickle Lamp, Linoleum,
Lot of Dishes and fruit Jars, Antique
Clock.
TERMS:-CASH
H. L. ADAMS
R. w. Slaughter, Auct.
Smyrna times., 1924-07-09

Charter No. 23S1-RCserve District No. 8
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE NATION
AL BANK OF SMYRNA at Smyrna in the
State of Delaware, at the close of business
June 3Oth, 1924.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-24
SNOW WORMS ATTAIN
 GREAT SIZE IN ARCTIC

Few travellers or scientists have been privileged to see the Alaskan snow-worm. or the Annelida Frigida to give it's geologic classification. Wayne Summers, University of Wash 1 inpton freshman, who halls from Jul neau, Alaska, was fortunate enough r to view thesnow-worm at close range one winter on Taku Glacier and was able to study the habits of the rare creature.
 "The snow-worm is very difficult to catch /" said Summers. "It is abou' the same size and shape as the aver age icicle and is just about as silp- nerv. The white coloring Of the worn makes it difficult for hunters to see if aoainst the white of the snow helu' | However. when there is great uedl l of sun. the worm becomes suh-oulh- cd and turns pink and is then easl- ,v distinguished But capture IS no | easier
 Delicate-So It's Tough
 "The snow worm is very brittle and for this reason cannot be hand led roughly by collectors. If the ami
 mai is shot it breaks up into many
 pieces thatwould baffle any taXider-
 mist. Another thing, it cannot stand
 warmer temperatures even after it's
 death It disintegrates until it looks
 like the remains of a melted lslcle. "'This worm is very fond of frost ing. and hunters often use frosted cakes as bait in the trips. Some oi the hunters have tried to lassoo the snow-worm, but because of its sllp' perv hide and shape, the worm IS neV CT captured in that manner Summers said that the Annedida Frigida, is very timid and will run al the approach of hunters. It's favor ite method of escaping from pursu
 CTS is to burrow in the snow, relying on it's protective colOring to hide Il
 from the eyes of the men and dogs. Because of it's peculiar physica makeup the snow worm does not ap pear in museum collections in thi: country" said Summers. Tt melt: as soon as it is put into showcas' and so far no preservative has beel discovered that will prevent thi melting.'
 Eskimos in the interior of flask; ~ consider the snow-worm a great deli | .cacy, says Summers. They hang tn worms by the tail to the caves of thei igloos until they freeze to death an' \ then eat them as children in thi country eat all-day suckers The snow worm varies in size fror
 six inches to two feet and half i length. It is about as big around a
 lead pencil and has small heat | When the weather becomes extremel
 cold the snow-worm suffers and it
 cries are sometimes heard by traI
 pers and natives in the more remot
 regions.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-24

Lt Commdr. Robert Abram Bart lett, |. s. N. Reserve, who has been ordered back into active duty, and to head the U. s. Navy aerial dash to the Pole next spring, according to plans just made public by the Navy Department. Commdr. Bartlett assis- ted Admiral Peary in his dash ot 1919.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-24
FORMER NENANA MMIssIONER SPENDS TIME ANCHORAGE JAIL

ANCHORAGE, Jan. 24.-Charles D. Leckie, former United States commis sioner at Nenana, was placed under ar rest yesterday by acting Deputy Mar shal Charles Watson on bench warrant issued at Fairbanks by Judge Cecil H. Clegg, and is held in the federal jail here without bail The telegraphic warrant from Fairbanks said Leckie is in contempt of court An officer will be sent from Fair banks to take him back to the interi- or.
 To representative of the Anchor age Times, Mr. Leckie said this af- ternoon that his arrest was unjusti- fled, while admitting that he had "been in trouble" over his accounts at Nenana for which reason he had been forced to resign the commission ership in favor of Miss Clara Held.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-24

Suits maoe 70 measure. see Urbach
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-24
WILL RECEIVE ANNUAL PASS

For the current year, all train and enginemen, who have served the Al aska railroad continuously for the past five years will be furnished a system annual pass. This, it was stated in a circular letter was in ap preciation upon the part of the man agement for the spirit of cooperation and loyalty manifested by these em ployees.
 It is the arrangements hope that their continued efforts and splendit assistance in this direction may be perpetuated.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-24

FOR RENT-Furnishe house. si rooms and bath, furnace. See Dough rety. If
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Sc ALQUILAN varias habitaciones en-
la clale del Cristo No. 76. Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bouret. p.
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UN GRADUADo DE OCTAVE
GRADO puede terminar en- un afio el
curse complete de comercio. Admiti-
mos estudiantes en- cualquier fecha.
Garantizamos exito. CoLEGIo PER.
CY, PONCE. p.
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LA CANDIDATURA DEL
DR.. GOMEZ BRIOSO

Por otro lado, esta Ia candidatura
del DR.. Gomez Brioso, para alcalde
dc San Juan, que es ahsoiutamcnte
circunstancial. 81 don Roberto rccibe
la designation para Comisionado.
es indiscutihle que cl Or. Gomez
Brioso tendra que cargar con "a al
caldia.
81 por el contrario. don Roherto
retiene Ia alcaldia. 81 Lcdo. Caye
tano Coll Cuchi es nomiuado Co
misionado. Ia candidatura Del Dr.
Gomez Brioso quedara dcscartada,
Asi estan las cosas on q campo
ruro. Por ahora. tencmos que re-
signarnos esperar. pues aun les
quedan diez dias de- plazo para vs.
solver Ia question.
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