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and construction of the same.
That the sum of 100000
COO, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, is hereby approp-
rated, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise approp-
rated, to carry this Act into
effect.
THAT this Act shall take
effect Immediately.
"This bill speaks for ITSELF"
said Governor Sulzer. Enact
it into a law and within ten years
Fairbanks will have population
of 100000 people, and the rail
road will be on a self sustaining
and dividend paying basis.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-08-28

Elk n MEN kDED 10 IA l.
ENT GOLD FIELDS
When appearea last Wlnte
before Congressional CONN
lC0ee' Sald Mr. Sulzer, oenato
Wadsorth asked me what wa
the chief problem in AlasIla, an(
promptly replied, lack of trans
portation.
If we had adequate trans
portation in Alaska, millions 0
people would come here anC
settle and become prosperous
and productive citizens.
M grafton and immigration
alWovs fn,IpW trausport;, tion. The
people settie near the railroad.
= .,cn up Alaska by gooC
roads and adequate railroad con
municAtion and her fertile vail
eys, with millions of acres 0.
arabic lands, will soon be peopl
ed and Alaska will become no
only d great miner a, but a great
cattle and agriculture country.
To bring about this con
summation | prepared and haC
introduced in Congress the foil
owing bill, viz:
BE it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Represent
atives of the United States O.
America in Congress assembled
That the President is here
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INFORMATION SOUGHT

An inquiry has been receiv-
ed for information as to the
whereabouts of JOHN CURRIE.
born in Michigan May 20, 1887,
height SIT 6 in, weight $50 lbs,
dark brown hair, blue eyes,
known to have worked at logg
ing at one time. Any information
in regard to him should be sent
to the Governors Office, Juneau.
Alaska.
GOVERNORS OFFICE
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PAPER THAT:


a.. e. c.,:r.: ,,o .,ou
sidered sufficiently recovered
from his operation to be taken
home Wednesday.
Tom Kay went to Chitina by
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-08-28

THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION, MCCARTHY
PRECINCT, AT MCCARTHY.
Before Hon. E. P. Harwood, United
States Commissioner and ex-Officio
Probate Judge.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
CASSIUS BROWN, Deceased.
No. 81
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was duly and regularly app
ointed Administrator of the estate of
Cassius Brown, Deceased, by the above
entitled court on the 4th day of Aug
ust, 1926, and has qualified as such
Administrator:
That the creditors of and all per-
co.'s having claims against the said
decedent are required to present the
same, with necessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication of
this notice, to the undersigned Admin
istrator at his residence or office in the
Town of Kennecott, Alaska.
Dated this 4th day of August,
1926.
c. W. Lloyd.
Administrator of the Est
ate of Cassius Brown,
Deceased.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-08-28

KENNEGOTT MOVIES
Sunday August 29th
Eleanor Broadman
Conrad NageI
in
SINNERS IN SILK"
Gang Comedy
News
Wednesday September 1st
Milton Sills
THE MAKING OF OMALLEY"
Comedy
News
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GOVERNORS OFFICE

Miss Linda Anderson gave
a birthday party at her home
Monday last.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-08-28

Mrs. Smoke Of Anchorage
arrived on todays train to visit
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Malehorn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-14
CHAPTER XIV.
A Clever Maneuver.

A girls feeling about an engage
ment ring is usually both sentimental
and romantic. Not that she isn't
proud of it's ornamental qualities to
the extent of wanting TO display it
whenever possible, but for all that 1t
is a symbol that some man has Sc
lected her out of all the world for his
choice of women.
Bettv's feeling about her ring was a
romantic one, and yet she could not
help being aware of the costliness Of
II and to some extent being influenced
bv it. It enhanced her worth in her
own eyes. To think that Jim cared
enough for her to give her such q
magnificent gift made her almost
dizzy. It seemed to connect her some
how with Jim's dazzling future in
which she was to play an important
part.
AS a matter of fact, however. II she
had but known ii, Jim's choice OF the
ring had not been prompted by afeei
ing Of romance in,wanting to give her
the best. lie thought of 1t more as
business investment than anything
else: and on the day he bought IL ne
had dropped in on Dick ArroWsmlth
for a. business talk.
Arrowsmith was a well known
broker. and his friendship was well
worth cultiyating. In the game that
Iirnov PLAYED valuable tips were
often given by friends on the inside
and Jimmy was shrewd enough 10
know what friendship with man
like Arrowsmith could mean.
The two men chatted for time
.bo,It the market and the rise ana
fan in certain stocks. Their CONVEX
sation was largely impersonal, 1or
Jimmy had no intention OF pressing
things too fast, and then Just as ne
was about to leave he seemed SUD
denly to remember something anu d
hnyish smile crossed his face.
SAY, I've just been nahlhs -
rather important purchase, ne sa'0i
With an engaging grin. lat least
think it's important. Noulu Sou inv
10 take a look?'
FD;clx Arrowsmith responded 1mme
a,atelv as most people did under the
inf,uence Of Jimmy's smile, ana tne
revt minute the two men were penu
irp over the small velvet DoX lha'
contained Betty's ring.
Dick was properly appreclatlVe.
"C.ee what a beauty! You're a
,,cLy man TO be able to give her one
&C nice as this. / remember the en-
ragement ring I gave my wire. VII.
stone and not very ldi &c onS
that. OF course, shes hao SUN
liars since then, but there's always
81 much sentiment connected with the
Nrst one, don't you think?
Jimmy nodded. -, rse,f
You bet 1 do. ! just too IN niy ser
.hot nothing was too good for ner
W., think she'll like it, then? hoV
don't think it's too much. do YOU?
mean too snowy for good taste.
don't want to feel that my entnu mus
asm has run away with my sooO
Judgment" 49,,
- should say not. If I'm any lnoge
Besides: i!'s good oa i inSSs5men Serious
Jimmy 80 4" he said after min
ME oU although to tell YOU The trs', n
pi hadn't stopped to think of that fact
until now" ,..,,r,od ;oyiallv
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Continued in tomorrow Starr
Delicious Stewed Apples.

Core, pare and quarter 10 large
tart apples. put them in saucepan
with two tablespoonfuls of water, one
inch of cinnamon stick and one cup
full of sugar to each pound Of fruit.
Cook until the apples are soft. then
rub through sieve. Serve hot or
cold. Half a cupful of seeded raisins
and a few blanched almonds may be
added if liked.
Another method: Select large red
apples, cook in boiling water until
tender. turning the apples often, hav-
ing the water half surrounding the
apples. Remove the skins carefully
and put the apples in a serving dish.
To the water add sugar to taste, the
grated rind of one lemon and the
strained juice Of one orange. Sim
mer gently until reduced to one cup
full. cool. then pour over the apples.
Serve with whipped and sweetened
cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-14

Betty Ames nurses James Cornell
through pneumonia. and they fall
IN lore. DR.. Amos Craig is In lore
trith Betty and is hurt 1chen he
hears the nearS, 1rhile Alice Griffith.
girl Jimmy has once been in
tereSted in. Is more than surprised
Jim is the type Of man arho is
dTiOdys talking about tchdt he t'iH
do aChen he makes his "miHiOn,"
and Betty soon realizes that her
appearance is Tery important to
him and that she must learn hot0
to dress SnGrtlY She is AIRED bU
the md0nifcence Of the cluster OF
diam onds jim oireS her for an
enQdgenle nt ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-14

"a man doesn't think of those things
when he's just fallen in love and is
buying an engagement ring. You're
a lucky man, Cornell, and l certainly
wish you happiness.
A few minutes later Jimmy depart
ed. and it was with a feeling OF in
tense satisfaction that he reflected on
his conversation with Dick Arrow
smith. There was no doubt Of the
fact that Dick had been impressed by
the costiiness of the ring, and that
little pretense of not thinking of 1t
as an investment had been clever
touch. OF course, he had thought
of it. What man wouldn't? But it
did no harm to let Dick think of him
as a romantic fool. and it had added
nice little personal touch to the
conversation.
Copyright. 1920
Continued in tomorrow Starr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-14

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
NEAR EAST SUNDAY
 IN SIX CHURCHES
Speakers Interested in IDterDa- tiOnal Relief to Give Addresses

Tomorrow will he Near East Re lief Sunday in a number Of local! churches and speakers on relief sub .i'cts have been assigned to six dil- terent pulpits.
 At the Trinity NJ. F. church, Miss Caroline Homes, who was director Of Near East Relief work during the seize of Urfa and who has been decorated by the British government as well as having been awarded the CroiX de Guerre with palm by the French, will speak.
 In the South Congrcgational church, John W. Mace. author, traveller and lecturer win speak. MT. Mace is national fold director for the Near East Relief.
 At the First Baptist church Theo- doro Gannaway will speak. Mir. Gannaway had charge of the getting
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29

ira's entrance into the World war? When did the first American troops reach France and on what date did the first engagement between Amer tran and German troops take place?
 X. America entered the World var April C. 1917 by declaration O. War against Germany. The first Amrriraa troops reached France June gG. 1917. On November 3, 1917 -ho American had their first en- ga&cE "ni with the German troops.
 e. have five dollar gold piece dated 1852 stamped w. M. and C." California Gold. Is i, Of any value?
 A. Collectors pay about $2o for this coin.
 Q. Is "Collveu Moore" the real u@i5a %. thc movie aotress2
 A. No. In private life she is Mrs. John Mccormick. Her maiden name was Kathleen Morri 1n
 .. We're v Of the scenes in the movie "The Big Parude' filmed dur ing tn, World waro
 A. 70. Tnc nictu. was filmed in California, production Nas begun early last spring and completed in August,
 .. Why is writing paper called stationery"
 A. Stationrr gets its name from the early dealers in books who were called "slaiouarif" Uatin) perhaps from the open stalls wher. they carried on their business. They sold books and later writing ma trrial. The name has been retained by merchants of writing material
 Q. What is the difference be- tween German silser and sterling silver?
 A. German silver is an alloy Of somewhat variable composition, but consisting approximately Of copper parts; zinc parts and nickel parts. Sterling silver is an alloy of 92I parts silver 10 75 parts copper.
 .. Does the fur called Hudson Seal come from real seals?
 A. Hudson seal is the trade name flor seal-dyed Muskrat or Nutria.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
FUNDAMENTAL TONE
 IN FIRST REPORT
Presbyterian Church Will Delay
 Final Action One Year

Baltimore. Md. May c9 lP) --- A report which. if adopted, would leave the Presbyterian church in inc L. s. A. leaning slightly to- ward fundamentalsm, was under consideration today, only forty eight hours after the election Of moderator through modernist votes by two thirds majority.
 This report. submitted by the committee of fifteen. to the gen. eral assembly yesterday, was de- signed 10 heal the breach between the modernists and fundamental ists. but on the chief point of dis Sension, the interpretation of the essential and necessary articles Of faith" permission was asked fo- consideration by the committee for another year.
 However. the committee stood for a strict interpretation Of the belief in Jesus Christ and His works as recounted in the Bible and set forth in the Westminster confession Of faith. Under this rul- ing, the New York Prosbytery would he liable 10 discipline for its previous action in not requiring subscription 10 belief in the virgin birth and the ascension Of Jesus.
 Discussion of the report was held only in private circles today. however. as assembly debate was postponed until Monday At that time, it may be adopted, changed, or rejected.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29

The Young Peoples society Of the First Congregational church will present a three-act farce entitled "The Time of His life" in the church chapel on Friday evening. June II. The production is being directed by Mrs. samuel Nc Cutcheon.
 Tho Kings Daughters of the Film Swedish Baptist church will hold a picnic in Weigand's grove Monday, May 30. The picnic win start al 16:30 a. m. A program Of sports has been arranged.
 Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist will at tend the graduation exercises at Upsala college, East Orange. N. J., on Monday and Tuesday. Grown Prince Gustavus Adolphus Of Sweden will be one of the speakers on Tues day. Dr. Ahlquist is chairman Of the board of directors of the col lege.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
A. ME. ZION PASTOR
 REPORTS STANDING
Will Tell Conference Next Week
 Mortgage Has Been Reduced

The sum Of $1,500 was paid on the mortgage Of the A. M. E, Zion church during the present confer cnce year. according to a report to be made at the S5th annual confer ence 10 be held in Bridgeport, start ing next Wednesday,. The report will b. made by Rev. Dr. L. F. AL ston, pastor Of the local church.
 The report will say that the New Britain church raised during the conference year S4,S42, including a bequost Of $3,o01. Of this amount the sum of $1.500 Was paid on the church mortgage. thereby reducing same to $2,JOn. The sum Of $500 was paid in the redemption of an outstanding noie. and a salary item of $1.20o was divided among two pastors serving the church the same year. Rev. William B. Gaines was pastor until December and the Rev. l.. F. Aston. D.D., having suc- ceeded him from that time.
 For organist and janitor service Slo0 WAS pad. and 1923 went for . new furnace. The report says Pay nlcnt of debts of many years aut- standing, together with old and cur rent fuel bills, leaves a balance of S3o0 in the church treasury" The burden of Dr. Alston's administra- tion according to his own report, has been to cancel debts incurred be for' he came to the city.
 Elliott H. Singleton will be the lay delegate to the conference. The missionary work will he represent ed by Mrs. John W. Thompson. Mrs. M. T. Johnson. Mrs. Meana Me Due, Mrs. Dorothy Davis and J. O. Brown from this city will be on the program.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can gel an answer 10 am question ot fact or information by writing 10 the Question Edtfor New Britain Herald Washington Bureau, 1%g9 New York aveuu, Washington, D. c., enclosing two cents in stamps Tor reply. Medicai. legal and marital advice cannot be given. nor can extended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive q personal reply. Cn- signed requests cannot be answered All letters are confidentiai- Editor.
 c. DO garter snakes. copper heads and black snakes bring forth their young alive;
 A. Coppcrheads bring forth their young alive, but garter snakes and black snakes lay eggs,
 c. From what is the couplet Backward, turn backward. 0 Time in your flight; Make me a child again just for tonight' taken?
 A. From Elizabeth Akers poem Rock Me TO Sleep"
 Q. Are both Russia in Asia and Russia in Europe governed by the same country?
 A. Russia in Asia tSiberia) and Russia in Europe lWhitc Eussia) are both governed by the central government at Moscow, the capital ot the Russian Socialist Soviet Re public.
 Q. What is the meaning of the two Indian words "Tapawingo" and "Chimalus"
 A. "TapaWinro" is a Miami h. dian word for place of happiness" and "Chimalus" is the Delaware Indian name for the Blue Bird ca widely recognized symbol Of hap piness.)
 c. What was the best season Babe Ruth had when he played with the Boston Rcd Sox so far as home runs were concerned?
 A. The season ot 1919 when he made a total of 29 homcrs.
 Q. Who were the nine muses or Greek gOdd dosses Of the liberal arts?
 \. Calliopc, of epic song; Clio of history; Eutcrpe of Lyric song: Ina lia of comedy; AIelpomcnc of tra- gcdy; TerpsiChorc of dancing; Erato or love poetry; Polymnia Of sacred song; and Jrania of astronomy. They were tho daughters of ZeuS and Mnemosync and dwelt on Mount ParnaSsus.
 Q. What is tne design of the Presidents flag?
 A. The Presidents flag consists of the Presidents seal in bronze upon . blue background with q large white star in each corner.
 Q. What is the war strength of company and a battalion? A. X company consists of t53 men and q battalion of GA men. .. Why is liquid air cold?
 A. Because it is q mixture of the }iqucflcd gases of air cooled to pro duce the liquid state. When liquid air is cooled 10 still lower tenn perature. it is changed 10 trans parent olid similar to ice.
 Q, Where is the Island Of Cyprus?
 A. In the Mediterranean near tho mouth of the Gulf Of Iskan- dorum. A miles south of Cape Ana mur. in Anatolia. and Go miles west of Latakia, in Syria.
 Q. What was tho date Of Amer
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29

Q. Who is the Ambassador from Denmark 10 the United States?
 A. Denmark has no ambassador 10 the United States. The head of the Danish diplomatic mission to this country is MT Constantin Brun, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister plenipotentiary. His address is 1G05-22nd street, N. W. Washing ton. D. C. ..-.-
 Q. Why is Portland, Oregon called The City of Roses?
 A. Because roses bloom there all h. NLnI rnnnd
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Congregational Churches
First

Sunday--10 a. m.. church school: l a. m. morning worship, (organ prelude at 10;55 a. mD; children's sermon by Rev. Warren NJ. BIodgett; sermon by Rev. Theodore X. Greene; 12:15 ?. m.. mems Bible class; leader, Mr. Greene; ! ?. m., Ar menian service; preacher, Dr. Hadi- dian; 7:So ?. m. Young Peoples meeting; chaplain, Hugh Derrick.
 Monday-12 p. m., veterans din ner in the dining room of the chapel.
 Tuesday--2 ?. m., Armenian Bible class for women: ?. m., English class for Armenian women: 6:3o ?. nl,. Young Woman's Missionary SO ciety spring picnic. Berlin commun- ity house; GAS D. m. baseball game. Kensington Congregational vs. First church.
 Wed0esday--2:S0 D. n, sixth grade weekday church school; p. m. meeting of church visitors in the chapel: 7:So p. m.. religious educa- ton committee meeting at the parsonage.
 Thursday--3 p. m.. seventh and eighth grades weekday church school; 4;3o p. m, Girl Scout meet ing.
 FIiday-7:so p, m, Boy Scout meeting.
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N0ndenominational
Peoples


 Sunday-l0;15 q. m, prayer meet irg; 1o:45 a. m.. preaching by rep roscntative Of the Near East. Henry Cutler Wolfe: 1915 ?. m, Sunday school session: 6 ?. m, Young Peo- ple's meeting; : ?. m. preaching by the pastor, subject; The Dance of Death"
 Monday--S p. m~ official board meeting.
 Tuesday--3 D. m, Woman's Mis- sionary Prayer band.
 Wednesday--2:3o p. m. children's meeting.
 Thursday-7;45 D. m~ church prayer meeting.
 Triday-7;45 ?. m, choir rehear- Sal.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
WEEKS PROGRAM OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

Wednesday-2:30 ?. m., religious instruction classes; p. m., trustees meeting: 7:45 p. m., cottage prayer meeting: s T. m, deacons and deaconesses' meeting.
 Thursday--3 D. m., religious in- struction class; 7:45 r. m., midUcek prayer and praise service.
 Friday-S D. m.. choir rehearsal at 25 Grand street.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29

Of tho Moslems ont Of Greece and back into Turkey and Of getting th, Christians from Turkey mo Greece. during the exchange Of population recently authorized by the league os nations.
 Al the Peoples church. Henry Cutler Wolfe, who was q member of Hoover's relief mission into Russia and went to Smyrna in relief work after the disaster there. will speak.
 Al the stanley Memorial church, Rev, Dr, Edward r. Case will speak. nr. Case is q World war veteran, a former director Of an American Red Cross hospital in Cons antinopIe and has organized relief work in Poland and Russia.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
St. Matthew's S

Service at 2 q. nr.. in England, with confirmation Of three adults and holy communion. Service in German at 1o:45 a. m: Sunday school following both service in the respective language.
 Meeting of school committee Tuesday evening.
 Friday evening" graduation exer- ciscs,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
El11man1lhl Gnsnnl

Sunday-t0:15 q. m.. morning prayer service; 1o:45 q m. worship; 1215 r. m., Sunday school; 5 p. m. Young Peoples meeting; p. m.. preaching.
 Tnesday-S T. n1. ladies' prayer meeting; 7:45 D. nl., Bible study class on Tabernacle.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Swedish Bethany

Sunday - 2:30 a. m.. Sunday school: 10:3o 8. m. seryicc for con- firmation class: 7:3o p. m, program given by orchestra from Thomaston Congregational church; reunion of Rev. Pihrs confirmation classes. Junior league meeting will be omitted on Sunday afternoon.
 Wcdnosday-S ?. ln., male chorus rehearsal.
 Thurs1ay-6:45 ?. m.. reception for choir and male chorus mem- bers. Supper will beservcd. At 5 o'clock program will be rendered. The speaker will be Rev. MT Nor teusou from Gorhcnburs, Sweden.
 Choir rehearsal will be omitted on Friday.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Dnfnrmafinn

Tho Festival of the Trinity-1o q. m. holy communion: 11:15 a. m, sunday school.
 Tuesday--S ?. m.. the church council will meet.
 Wednesday-@;5o ?. n1. the week day religious school will meet; 7:45 D. n.. the choir will meet.
 Thursday-3:15 D. m., the week
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
South

Sundav-9:30 a m. Italian de- partment of the church school, senior high school and young pco- ple's grades; 1o:30 a. m., worship Of the Italian mission. Hunter road {; 1o:45 8. m. morning worship, ser mon; "The Quality of Mercy" Ad- dress to juniors: "A Little Child": II q. m.. beginners department: 12:1o p. m. Intermediate. Junior and
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Methodist Churches
Trinity


 Sunday - 9:3O a. m, womans Bible class. church school; 10:45 a. m., presentation of work in the Near East; 7:15 p. m.. address by the pastor: "Rebuilding Marred Character,i
 Tuesday afternoon -- Methodist Group" at the hospital; 6:@0 a. m., Philathea class; 7;16 p. m, Boy Scouts; 1:45 D. m.. class meeting; 8 ?. ma Junior Aid meeting.
 Wednosday-2:30 D. m. week-day religious school third grade; p. m,, probationers class for pupils of Wednesday religious school.
 Thursday--i D. m., probationers' class for pupils of Trinity religious school; 5;45 D. m, prayer meeting. Friday-7:3o ?, m, choir rehear- sal
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
German

Sunday 9:30 a. m., Sunday school; 10:30 q. m, sermon in Eng fish sermon: "The Victorious Life; 7:So p. m., service in German, ser mon: Remembering the Dead.'
 Tuesday--S p. m, meeting of the Priscilla club at the residence of Miss W. Fienemann, IF Bassett street.
 Wednesdays p. m., class in re- ligious instruction.
 Thursday-3 p. m, class in re- ligious instruction; D. m., prayer meeting in German.
 Friday-S ?. m., rehearsal of the choir. Boy Scouts.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Lutheran Churches
Eirt

Sunday-10:3O a. m, service in Swedish; 2 noon, Sunday school No evening service.
 Wednesday eyening-The Scandi- novian bell ringers will give q con- cert before their trip to England,
 Thursday eycning-Mooting Of the Luther league.