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The Washington times., 1926-03-31
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The Washington times., 1926-03-31
INCREASE IN INSANITY
IS ALARMING GERMANY

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The Washington times., 1926-03-31
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The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
QRm|ST0n HAS WAIVED EXTRADIT|0n
ORGANIZATION rEfst E,5rnn FOR COMM NTrY TREE
 CHRISTMAS AFFAIR

Al meeting last Tuesday night l WAS perfected to carry to d success lul conclusion the Community i Christ mas Tree celebration. MT Leo Brtuer, superintendent of the Nome Pubic school was elected chairman and A. Polet secretary. laitcr the meeting had been called to order by Geo. s. Mayanrd, presi- dent of the Chamber of Commerce.
 After q general discussion on lle subject and suggestions from those present it Was decided to hold the affair al big Eagle hall which Was donated for the purpose.
 The chairman appointed the fol towing Finance Committee: J. j. 10 Leary chairman, J. b. Harlan and Fred Mebcs with q R. Jackson as Treasurer.
 Ted flrcmmer Was appointed chair man of the decoration committee who in turn named MT. and Mrs h. F. llo"scher. Mir and Mrs Paul Monroe MT and Mrs Geo lIoll"ricl Mrs A Rydcen, Mrs. T |. Krcmmel Jack Shuford, Gus Wheeler. Ed Gross and eru Moiiai to assist him
 Upon mution il was drti,led tu hold the Community Tree exercises Ion Thursday evening Dncembtr 2!
 II WIS also decided that this Conn mnnilN celebration be general and all to he treated equal
 MT, Brruer was also named as chairman of tn" Entertainment. of which the public school children will take part in IS we'll as d few other numbers to be added.
 Geo. Ashrnfeller was appointed to secure reindeer for Santa Cluas in order hat he will be able to proceed thru town and be in attend ance at the celebration. Mr, As henfelter has already made plans for same and II is his intention to have an escort to Santa when he comes mp Main Street in the after noon, and if possible Santa will drive his team of reindeer right into Eagle hall.
 The meeting adjourned to meet again next Sunday afternoon at ? P. NJ. al the Court House, to which everybody is invited to attend
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
BULLS SWEEP NEW
 YORK MARKET

NEW yoRk, Dee. Is, l9 The Bulls swept Wall street following a handfod million United States steel di1ideHd. which WIS declared yesterday At the sale q block of tnitoa states Stool sold a' from hundred and fifty eight and half to Il hun dred and sNfl Thora were fart thousand shar.e, in this block This WIS 'he hah eyer an4 in,ol. we'd over six million dollars. Th indus rial. tn railroad stock sold in large blocks p7iuns fnr points stock Dvidar st5ran steel| and lio'r company resumed zl'ter s4v,n yesrs With fifty cents disbursements pfr shnfE- tfueuls Steel announced q dividend increa 'c froln tlvn Q
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
LITHUANIAN
 GOVERNMENT
 0VERTHR0WN

RIGA. Dee. IS, G41-The Litiva Eovno said that former President Smetona and army overthrew the Lithuanian government. President kasmir Grin jus, who was elected last June. and all the minis ters within reach arrested. Ii was Il bloodl"s4 coup. Lithuania is under martial law. kovno is heseiged and placards in the city read rhe govern is selling the country bolsheviks and foreis ners, thercore.the Lithuanian military forces tenn porary taking the situation" On Sep ember 2S. Lithuana and the Russian Soviet signed non aggression neutrality treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
ADVOCATES
 AMENDMENT
 CUSTOMS LAW

VANCOUVER. Dec. IS, l4)-Commiss.on cenn- sel Rowe urged the commission. recommend a Parliament amendment of the C nldiln custom laws to make the shipping of liquor rough Canadiin territory foreign countries unlaw ut. He also commended that certain liquor shippers including the Manatoba Refneries. Joseph Kennedy Company, Con
 solidaed, of British Columbia, exporters which made admittedly false declarations regarding transit of shipments, be punished He also recommended that many Vancouver customs brokers licenses who hand led the legal details of the exporters business, be revoked 7TsN'
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
FIRST ANIMAL NOME
 tOMNfTNITY XMAS TREI.
Big Eagle Hali, Dec. 2s at & P. '

The people of Nome will have ( ar!sin:as Tree celebration for the i,iddes ihis year. santa Claus will drive into the city in the afternoon vith his team of reindeer and will
 islr.bute well filled stockings from lie big Tree in the evening. Every ehild in Nome. both native and white will receive q stocking from 'inta Claus and there will be an interesting program for the enter tainment of all.
 n $ is to he il Chris mas "arty for everyone in the community and all are invi ed to contribute toward the expcuse.
 Leave your contribution at the Christmas box at the Miners X Mcr- chants Bank or hand it to one of Inc members of the following Fin nncc COmm1tcc: u. J. O'Lcary, ( Chairman; Fred Mcbcs, J. D. Hnr- Ian, q. R. Jackson, Trcasurrr.
 Christmas is Season of GOOD CHEER and we shall all feel better to have helped make the children happy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
SEES SANTA CLAUS

NEW YORK. Dec, IS, (4r Henry Woodhouse, president of the Aerial l.eauge Of America asked Byrd and Ellsworth if they santa Claus when they the pole Ellsworth said "Absolutey. hope the time will never come when I cannot see Santa Claus" Byrd said: How could miss seeing Santa Claus when had been waiting all my life to visit his domnions?" When Byrd at the pole the reindeer busy getting antlers and coats for Christmas. He also learned that Santa was us ing planes and dirgiblcs this year hesdes reindeer
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
IN BALI, MANS WIVES
 NUMBER UPWARDS OF ioo

London, Dec. 1G. (R-One man lin Bali, of the British Cameroons, West Africa. has 9S wives. while on the other hand there are 480 men in the town who have no wives at all.
 Another man has 27 wives. while here are seven warriors with ten mates each. and $50 with but two spouses.
 Some of the tribes, says a gov ernment report. keep up slavery, |witch-craft and trial by ordeal. and generally live in the most primitive conditions The men in some tribes wear little clothing, and the women none. and 1t is the women who do all the work.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

NEW YORK Doe. lS ,F John Aikman Stewart ,gcd hun'lr,'d and rour and a Wall Stree" hna"- 'irr also Inc one time assistant secretary "i the died ai his home here after an attack of 'nnrm"nia Following ih Il skctoa of his fife. fmr- nishri the Nugget b, the lssoci,ci Press:
 When he discontinued makiu regular trips 10 his office II Wall several molIs after h. had passed his aath Dir hday anuivrf~ ny. John Aikman ',d that h, 3;. moi tvtir'l but mere'' ,.s actin; ,n tno a.vis,, lf his Nsiern Tor ~f years previous to that time he had @"nc by auto mobile times each week from his home al Morris own,N. J.. to attend 10 his duties chairman of tn" board of the United states Trust Company. He was differing no physical ailments he time and th" lisconl the trips his office was suggest
 d by his physician as means of conserving his strength Emp.azing his declarat on that he had not retired MT. stewart continued through il regular daily routine the time of his death keeping in touc! with the affairs his office and with the general new, of the world by reading two news papers daily
 The fact thlt MT Stewart had been making re snlar trips to his office when nearing the century mark had been generally overlooked, except by his
 
 0 by John b Hockccller, when he was receiving congratulations on own birthday anniversary. that year The oil king declining 10 regard his own case of the ordinary remarkable, said. 'l hay" a friend 97 years old who. living in Morrstown q his hank three times week" He refused to div ulge the name. but later it learned that MT Stew art was the friend whom he referred and it was also discovered that Mr. Rockefeller in error by two years regarding his friends Mr. Stewart was the oldest active fnancer in Wall Street, and perhaps in the country. He contended there was no secret about the good health he had enjoyed years and attributed 1t absemous hahits since his youth. He had not used tobacco fin any form since he 20 I believe that is of the reasons have kept my health." he declared. The only rule have is moderation in everything Eating too much is just emily from other people but eat and drink carefully
 Mir. Stewart often recalled with apparent pleas ure the intimate friendship he enjoyed with many presidents of the United States. Born during the ad mnistration of James Monroe, he would recall the first president he Andrew Jackson on an occasion when the president delivered address at had nearly all the presidents and was person. ally acquainted with of them. He of Lincoln's close advisers during the Civil War and entered the service of his country in 1864 assist
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
AIklEE'S RADIO OPERATOR
 WANTS TO FIND OUT
 WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1s, l4p-..The Examiner said that Ormisto arrested al Caion the Los Angeles San Barnartno boundary line when he left the Union Pacific Limited from Chicago He brought to Los Angeles in automobile accom- panied by two Los Angeles Examiner reporters. Or mston said he was quite tired awaiting to he arrest ed in Chicago. He waived extradion and came to Los Angeles 'to find out what il s all about.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

SACRAMENTO, CAL. Dec. IS, t9-kennith Ormston, former radio aide of the Angelus Temple and charged with Aimee Sempe McPherson with hay ing ed giant hoax to cover the alleged trip to tarmeby the-Sea where they stayed in bungalow days opened his fight against extradion yester- day when he demanded hearing before Governor Richardson when the request of the district torn, of Los Angeles for extradition is considered,
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
ORGANIZE KNIGHTS OF THE POLAR LEGIoN

NEW YORK Dec. IS. QP)-Amundscn Els- worth and Byrd organized the Knights of the Polar Legion The requirements for membership demands that the applicant must have been of ex- petition that reached the North South geographi- cal pole Its purpose is to strengthen the position of those men who reached the goal. In commemoraton of those who have passed away they unanimously el ected Admiral Peary and Captain Scott. The emblem is the polar bear standing grabbing at the polar
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
JOHN AIkhAAn STEWART AGED I04 YEARS, DIED
 HAD SUCCESSFUL CAREER

ant treasurer the United States. Afterward he took in fec councils of leading fnanciers and participated in plans 70 fund the national debt. He came to the gov rnment's aid in 1894 during the eond a'lmnistra ion of Grover Cleveland. time when the eountis's gold dangerously depletion He was inhuencal in obtaining the sumption of speee payments, and took leading part ill financing the needs of the President Cleveland in hii book Presidential Problems" said of him, I'll" rendered most useful and patriotic Vice in making his and the previous offer of bonds surcessul''
 Mir, Siewarl born in New York August a7. lS22. the of John and Mary Aikman Stewart. His father native of the Island Lewis, of the Hehrides group, and his mother born in New York A brother. Rear Admiral Edwin Stewart born in 1897, Vas for years paymaster general of the navy. Graduated from Columbia University in 1Sio, John A. Stewart a time his death the oldest living graduate of that institution. For several years after graduation he engaged in civil engineering and had been clerk in he board of edu cation in New York and acuary of the United states Life Insurance Company
 In 1853 Mir. Stewart organized and became secre- tary of the Un States Trust Company with which he remained il his death. He was made presi- dent of the oany in 1865 retained that office until 1902. when he resigned become chairman of the board of trustees. He the last survivor the original board trustees which included Peter Cooper. John Jacob Astor. Joseph Lawrence. John J. Phelps, John J. Cisco. William E. Dodge Royal Phelps and William H. Macy
 Mir. Stewar; great interest in Princeton University, interest that was second only to that manifested in the United States Trust Company He had been trustee and of Princeton since 1868 and was largely instrumental having the call sent to President McCosh. whose administr ra ton mar ked the beginning of the modern Princeton He served as preside mt tenn of Princeton during the resignation of Woodrow Wilson become governor of New Jersey and the installation of John Grier Hib ben as head of the university.
 Mr. Stewart at his desk within 100 feet of the scene of the Wall Street explosion in September 1920 and according to associate gave fine dis play of his and physical vgor by remaining the only calm person in the office.
 At the time of his death he retained mem mbersI,iu the boards of directors corporations be- sides the United States Trust Company. Mr. Stewart married Mary Olivia Capron of Baltimore November 25. 1890.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

Peking. Dec IS, lP9-The Standard oil Com panys steamer, Mefu, has been fired on by Chinese troops at Alaonf, the Yang Tze River No casual, ities reported. General Yang Sen attempted to commander two ships flying the American flag. but prevented from doing by the American gun boat Fl Cano.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
SELL FAKE IMPROVEMENT BOMBS

NEW YORK, Dec. IS. QF1-The down town cham ber of commerce announced that afty confidence men and women from the West sold East side residents fake improvement bonds for five hundred and a dollars each They talked August Heckshers pan to rebuild the East side which had received much publicity lately.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
ALIEN PROPERTY BILL PASSED

WASHINGTON Dec. IS. lP)-The House passed ard the Senate the Alien Property bill which will settle the German and American war claims and dispose ot the holdings of the Alien Property Gust Odian.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

WASHINGTON Dec IS. (P... Senator IIefin, Democrat from Alabama, in a speech declared that Fall would not gone to trial unless there had been an Arrangement before hand for acquittal or q mis-trial. He asserted that Daugherty. Fall and Doheny should not be tried before judges that were appointed by the late President Harding.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
HIGH MuckY-MUcK
 GETS BIG PAY

....CHICAGO, Dee. IN, Judge Kencsaw Monn- tain Iandis, High Car of bnse-balI reelected tor seven years n joint meeting of the American and National League directors here yesterday. He was voted a raise of fifteen thousand dollars year, his saiar, being siNcty five thousand dollars n year.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18
STANFORD HOLDS FOOTBALL LEAD

CHICAGO, Dec IS, (4p Professor Frank c. pek"nson. of tie University of Illinois, eidrnn rating 'ystem. announced that Stanford has thr best claim to he National football championships Navy second. i'd Michigan and Notre Dame tied for third
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

WASHINGTON Dec 1s,\tR-The fight over the seating of Smith postponed when Ashurst declared that he will not call up his resolution until Smith presents his credentials
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IS, QP-one kill ed and eight hurt when tank fell to the roof of candy factory and through three floors. It cut a hole twenty feet across.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dee. IS. Q1-Fulmer, Demo- crat of South Carolina. introduced House compan- ion measure tp McNary's Farm Relief Bill
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

TOKYO, Doc IS, R1-Grieving the illness of the Emperor imperial attending him tempted suicide 4 minor official attempted hartkari.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

TOKYO, Dec IS. U,-Emperor Yoshihito's con- eMs.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-18

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NEW YORK Dee lS, olH John Ajkman stewart aged one hindnd and Tour, and Wall Street tmam eirr, also tilc time assistant scoi"tar, oi the tr,;,su,y. died :u his home here after attack "f ,nmcm"nia Following i- | skc,oi of his fife. fmr nishrd the Nugget by the Associated Press:
Evening star., 1926-12-05
BORGLUM MEETS DIFFICULTY
ON SOUTH DAKOTA MEMORIAL
Means Of Raising $780, 900
Fund to Finance Project
Form Crux Of Problem.
Proposal to Use School Cmi-
dren Draws Caustic Edi-
torial on Subject.
BY Consolidated Press.

By Consolidated Press.
DEADWOOD, 8. Dak, December l..
-Gutzon Borgium, famous sculptor.
who started carving the Confederate
memorial on Stone Mountain, near
Atlanta, Ca. only to be ousted from
his Job after a long and bitter SQUAD
BILE. 10 finding that his project to carve
heroic busts Of Washington. Jefferson.
Lincoln and Roosevelt on Rushmore
Mountain, near this city. IL not going
to be put through without similar
troubles.
After he was ousted from his Job
in Georgia Borglum came to South
Dakota and The Black Hills and sug-
gested that Rushmore Mountain ought
to bear busts of the four dead Presi-
dents. Men prominent In the affairs
Of the State listened and nodded af-
fAmatively. Tentative plans were
laid, Borglum was engaged and funds
were raised with which to make
preliminary survey. Borglum esti-
mated after the survey that $600. 900
would be needed to finance the cary.
ing. .
The estimate was productive Of
coarse murmurs. How would the
$500, 900 be raised? BY taxation? Peo.
pie shook their heads. South Dakota,
they said, was In no condition to have
an additional tax burden laid on its
citizens for such a purpose. Opposi-
ton to the memorial plans developed
Evening star., 1926-12-05

again. because Il has been suggested
that school children Of South Dakota
might givo their penny savings and
thus provide the fupds.
D. O. Dovaney. editor Of the Mo.
bridge Tribune. an Influential news.
paper Of northern South Dakota.
wrote a oAustic editorial on the propo-
sition. which the skeptical are chuc-
king over and which angered propo.
nsnts Of the memorial and Borglum' q
friends. In his editorial, Mr.. Devaney
said:
"The Tribune 10 opposed to drag.
gsng the school children into this sort
Of thing. The schools already are
being used entirely too much for one
cause and another. some Of which re.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
5000 WILL ATTEND
FARM CONVENTION
Sessions of Federation Open
Monday With Relief Plans
as Leading Issue.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December A. Farmers
from throughout the country were
gathering here tonight for the great.
est of the years aricultural meetings,
the annual convention Of the American
Farm Bureau Federation. Arrange
ments were made to receive 5000 rep
resentatives of 100000 farm families
in Is States.
The convention will open Monday
with farm relief legislation, the de,
mand for which has been kept alive
throughout the year by scores Of
regional and group meetings. decidedly
the foremost suject to be considered
Farm relief Is not any longer con-
sidered an emergency matter" said
Sam H Thompson Of Quincy, ILL.,.
president Of the federation. The
foremost subject in the minds of
agriculture and in the minds Of the
business people today Is that Of proper
adjustment ef the agricultural indus
try in our economic life"
No election of officers or other or
ganization politics confronts the dele
gates, and they therefore will he en-
abled to give full time to considera-
tion of their own problems and meth
ods for remedying them. Mr.. Thomp-
son was chosen last year for a two
year term.
Among the speakers named in
long list of prominent teachers, bust
ness men, editors, industrial engi-
neers, farm experts and Government
and marketing oflicials Is Frank o.
Lowden, former Governor Of Illinois.
who long has welded cudgels in be-
half Of the agriculturalists. He will
come from his farm home at Oregon.
ILL.,, to address the gathering Wednes-
day morning.
President Coolidge was the chief
speaker at last years gathering. He
was invited to attend the convention
this year, but declined.
Deliberations Of the farm organiza
fion will be in the hands of about Is
men known as voting delegates.
Farm women from 20 States today
attended the second session of a home
and community training school to OBJ
tain ideas to be passed on at district
schools upon their return home.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

them nnd another asseh0d q AnAacing
than that Of impeding On the school
children and their parsnts."
It 10 reported now that Senator Nor
beck, South Dakota's senior Senator.
will ask the next Congress to author
ise an issue oe 10e. 900 specially coined
dollars, all to BE- sold for the purpose
Of raising funds with which to pay
Borglum. Enthusiastic believe the
dollars could b sold for % each, thus
raisink the needed eSoo, zoe. But.
strange to say, there II opposition to
that plan, too. The fact 10. many De.
kotans aren't In fAver Of the memorial
at ALL,
Evening star., 1926-12-05

quire money and some Of which Do
not.
Goodness knows We have enough
bellringers abroad In the land now
without making peddiers also out of
tho school children. There may be
cases In which the school children
should help, but when 1t comes to
using the schools and making bell
ringers out OF our children in order
to give Gutzon BorgIum q job OF carv.
ing in the Black Hills. 1t II going just
a bit too far. II the people Of the
Black Hills. Doane Robinson former
historian Of South Dakota). Senator
Norbeck. and the othor enthusiasts
want q high-powered sculptor to do
his stuff on Rushmore Mountain. let
Evening star., 1926-12-05

rapidly and friends of Borglum and
proponents Of the memorial idea init.
mated that Georgia enemies Of the
sculptor were poisoning minds against
him.
Opposition Rises Again.
Then some one declared that money
would be forthcoming without tax.
alton or a general appeal to citizens
The opposition died. but skeptics still
smiled. for there was no explanation
regarding how the funds would b.
raised.
Now the hubbub has been raised
Evening star., 1926-12-05
DR.. KERRY TO SPEAK.
Pastor Will Address St. Vincent de
Paul Society December 12.

Rev. William J. Kerby will be the
principal speaker at the quarterly
meeting of the ST. Vincent de Paul
Society of Washington at st. Paul's
Auditorium December IL.
Rev. Thomas McQuigan, pastor Of
st. Pauls, has invited members of the
society to attend mass at 9 o'clock
preliminary to the opening Of the
meeting. and they then will be his
guests at breakfast.
The meeting will follow, and In ad.
dition to DR.. Kerby, DR.. John O'Grady
and Father McGuigan also will speak.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
WAR CURE STUDIED.
League Committee Defers Action
on Three Proposals.

GENEVA, Switzerland, December
4. DETERMINATION Of the French,
Polish and Finnish proposals regard
ing action by the League Of Nations
for the prevention of conflicts be-
tween states was concluded by the
committee of the council today, but
all the important aspects were de.
ferred for consideration by the pre-.
paratory committee on disarmament.