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The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

THE NORTHWESTERN ALASKA Chamber Of Commerce has present. ed a cup to the Nome Public School now known as the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce Flo cution Cup. for which all the child ren of the different grades and the students of the High School are to compete, ard the room to which the winne.' belongs shall retain tn. cup for tha, year. Should the cup be won three times by the same pupil. the cup becomes the proper. ty of the thrice winner. The teach CTS of the different grades are now making preparations for said con- test. which IS an annual affair. The first contest was held in the auditorium of the local Federated Church. The winner that year was Helen Bands.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

JAMES CORRIGAN and CHAR LES ALEXANDER. prominent min ing men of Iron Creek, arrived in Nome Sunday for supplies. They report having done considerable prospecting in the way of sinking shafts but were delayed a good deal of the time by stormy weather. Preparations are under way for a busy season on their claim. They also report that they did not get a single newspaper or any mail for a whole month and that they had walked ITO miles forth and back from the claim to the shelter cabin mail box at the mouth of Iron creek in their effort to get their mail. The matter was taken up with the Postmaster who is investigating the route travelled by the mail carrier. At Salmon Lake mule which had been turned out to forage for him self during the winter, was en- countered and the animal was said to he in pitiable condition. The willows in that section showed the mule had been eating the tops of the willows to keep alive. Mir. Corrigan and MT Alexander left Nome for Iron creek again yester- day with two dog teams well loaded with supplies.
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CHURCH NOTES
M. B. CHURCH
Rev. ". F. Baldwin. Pastor.

Rev. W. Y. Baldwin, Pastor.
 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship and Sabbath School. Many came out to sabath School last Sunday but we missed you. Come out this Sabbath. Good singing.
 7:OO D. m.. Evening Worship. Is minutes popular song service. Responsive reading. Prayer. On ering. Choir. Sermon.
 Every mother ought not to miss the meetings being held for the mothers under the leadership of Miss Strople. They meet twice a month.
 The women of the Church met with Miss Greene Thursday P. NJ. A fine time was spent and refresh ments were served.
 Easter Sunday. April Sth. Com munion Service in the forenoon and Baptismal Services in the even ing.
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RoBERr BENSON the vel known

ROBERT BENSON the vel known Iron Creek mining man, is report ed to have struck 1t rich this win ter. Reports coming into Nome state that Benson is drifting on the the pay. has uncovered dirt rum ming from $2.OO to $4.00 per pan and is using . wheel barrow to wheel the pay dirt out of the drift. Mir. Benson has been prospecting and mining in that section for 20 years and if ever man was entit- led to strike it. he surely is. Mir. Benson is working the claim all by himself and just what his future plans are. it is impossible at this time to state:
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N o T T c E

Pursuant to an Order of Court entered on the 18th day of January, 1923. Notice is hereby given that the Order hertofore entered. on the 18th day of October. 1927. in the matter of calling the Regular Gen eral 1928 Term of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second Division, at Nome. Alaska. be and the same. Is hereby annuil- ed. vacated and set aside.
 Given under my hand and with the Courts Seal affixed this 18th. day Of January. 1928. (SEAL>
 THOS. D. JENSEN,
 Clerk of the District Court
 for the. Second Division.
 Territory of Alaska. Publish Feb. IS. 25. March 3. 10, 1928.
 Snbscribers who Ao aot est tlAeir paper regularly. viii confer . fayo~ oa tho olace t they wt1i report it |as soon as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

SHE'LL WETTACH, in letter to Bernard Kelly. the genial propriet- or of the Alaska Hotel. states that he has just reached his home at Carrollton, Ohio. and had not yet rested up from the long trip. The letter was written on February II. Shel says hes engaged. but don say who to. or what in. or where at. He sends his best regards to all his Nome friends
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION will take place Tuesday. April 3rd. and the names of several persons have already been mentioned as candidates for City Clerk and for Councilmen. It is understood that three of the outgoing councinmen will run for reelection and two or three names are mentioned for the position of City Clerk. We hope to be able in the next issue to give the names of those who will by then have decided to become candi- dates.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

IN A TELEGRAM to Nome friends this week, it was learned that MT. and Mrs. J. s. Stangroom and w F Bartholomew, former Nomeites. are enroute to San Fran cisco from Seattle by auto. It was also learned that they will all re- the Spring.
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LEAP YEAR PARTY AT
 MOOSE HALL TONIGHT

\ All arrangements for the comfort . and entertainment of those who will attend the function have been com -l pleted and the much heralded and ealked of Leap Year Dance will be \ on in full blast. at Moose Hall to- night.
 The proceedings will commence at 800 o'clock sharp with an hour of progressive whist. after which the hall will be cleared and the "Ja zzhounds" will go into action. The Leap Year Rules, as promul- gated by the Ladies will be put in force, and speculation is rife as to what they may be. The unwary male will have to Hook little out" ere he becomes enmeshed beyond recovery.
 The membership of the Syncopat- ed Orchestra (Jazzhounds) who have taken great pains in perfecting their organization and repertoire. are making their first public ap- pearance tonight. and according to those who have heard them in practice. will undoubtedly throw thrills into the dance lovers of Nome. They will continue to play as long as the dancers care to re- main on the floor. NEXT WEDNESDAY evening is the date set for the showing of "The Merry Widow" at the Dram Theatre. We are told that 'h.s famous operetta. has been adapted to the scr .en in 8 wonderful mai ner by Eeic Won stroheim, who is regarded by many as the abless and most careful director in pic lures. In the Msrry Widow. the splendor of court life and glimoses of Parisian night life are shown. The story is a fine romance. fuli ot action. sword-play and all the things which make mythical kingdom picture of this kind 90 at- tractive. Some of the finest colo' scenes ever shown on the screen are provided. The work of Jahn Gilbert and Mae Murray, who head anotablecast, is out standing.
 N The management of the Dream also announce that they have many fine pictures which will follow. The showing of "The Midshipman" to- morrow. with Ramon Navarro. and "The Merry Widow" on Wednes- day. Next Fridays presentation Tn Hollywood with Potash and Perlmutter" is said to be comedy sensation: 1t boasts an unusual cast
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

DAN E. CROWLEY. field man for the Lomen Reindeer Corpora tion. arrived in Nome the fore part of the week after being away on long trip in the interests of his company
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

HENRY HOLZERLAND. who is taking out a dump on the Hattie claim, on King Mountain, was in town the fore part of the week for additional supplies
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
LOCAL NEWS

JOE NEWHAUSER, the well known mining man. was in from his claim the fore part of the week af- ter supplies for his workings, and on other business.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

Why don't they remove the guards from HickmanNs cell and let nature take it's course.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
with Vera Gordon. Barney Bernard. Alex Carr and Betty Blythe.

Nome Is the quitting base for all Alaska exploring expeditions.
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BEHOLD. He c0meth with Clouds; and every eye shall see Him. and they also which Paefc. ed Him.-Rev. 1:7.
 RE READY!-
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RAkUWAKE WHOLESALE { RETAH.

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 Boats., Pipe . Pipe Fittings Tang Camp Stoves [ Ran9es Wlfo, Cotton . D1anifa Rope Roofing | Baildine Paper Crockery, Tin . Gs~nite Ware Oil, PsinGs, Glass ( Wall Paper
 Cosvagated Roofing Iron
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

In Church edihce, corner of Sted- man and Third Avenues. at II A. M., Sunday, March 11th, 1928. Subject: Substance.
 The public is cordially invited.
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NOME FEDERATED CHURCH Rev. R. 2. Newton, Pastor.

sunday School. -.-...--.--- 1l:88 A. M. Church Worship --..-.--- 7:45 P. NJ.
 The paths that hold our feet are determined by the wants that hold our hearts. If you desire your feet to be guided into the ways of happiness, your heart must choose the path of right. Begin by wor-. shipping with us Sunday. Good fei- lowship. special music.
 From now until Easter. different phases Of the life of Jesus will be studied. Come with us. and we will do thee good"
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FUNERAL. DTRE(yTllRS

/. William T. Armisread, "a. ana Anna
lee Paul. 10. The Rev. c. Il. Buck.
Lawrence A. Duffy. 20. and Airline c.
Meyer. 90: The Rev. e. ). A. Nestor.
Lonnie Ferguson. rs. and Carrie Mat
thews, %: The Rev. w. D. Jarvis.
Louis n. Deitsch. SS. and Clara
Bralove. 26. The Rev. A. Simon.
William M. Miller. %. OF Cincinnati.
and EVELYN Radisch. -. The Rev. J.
Joseph +. Torney. 2s ana Thelma M.
Burke. 20. The Rev. J. +. Harvey.
Harry r.. Vine. II, of GaithersburK.
and Gertrude M. Collier. IS. The Rev.
Melvin Z. Day. Fl. Of Rockville. and
PeEEy c. Fisher Is. The Rev. J. E.
Douglas Scott. 49, and Virginia An
thgnX 2S The The. Rev. A: 2. Fisher
elon. Is. The Rev. Abram Simon.
Lonnie Ferguson. 26, and Carrie Wat
kins. %. The Rev. William d. Jarvis.
Lawrence A. Duffy. 20, and airline c.
Meyer. 20. The Rev. f. J. A. Westory.
William T. Armistead. "a, and An
malice Paul 10. The Rev. Calvert e.
Edward II. Smith. a.. and Marie p.
Stillwagon, 80. The Rev. Joseph T. Ken
George E. Murray, IS, and Esther
Adams. SO. The Rev. John A. Cowan.
Frederick w. Scheller, 81, and KatheL
rlne e. Mcguire. 10. The Rev. F. ].
Clyde b. Young, 2s.. ana Dorothy O.
Lytle. "a. The Rev. James l.. Nolan.
Robert w. Crowder 80, and Lucy b.
King. s5, both OF Petersburg, Va. The
Rev. H. w. Tolson.
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ARLINGTON RUN
ARREST MADE

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Va, Feb
i4.-Representative B. 9. Lowrey
Of Mississippi. viii be the principal
speaker at a special meeting OF
Cherrydale Lodge, No. AZ, A. F. and
A. M. to be held In the Masonic Tenn.
pie Thursday night. The first de.
gree will be conferred.
Joseph B. Serio, giving his address
as Maryland. arrested by Officer
James d. East on the Lee Highway.
and charged with transporting IL
quor, waived hearing before Judge
Harry r. Thomas today and was
held in 81, 900 bond. He later was
released for appearance at the open
ing of the February term Of the cir
cult court on Monday.
Ladies Of the Arlington County
Chapter, United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. are completing plans
for a dance to be given Thursday
night in the. Lyon Park community
house.
The newly elected officers of the
Arlington County Masters Plumbers
Association are Fred Dorthzback,
president: Carl B. Shreve, vice presi-
dent; William Birch, treasurer; Will
liam E. Wolf, secretary, and stephen
Z. Child, sergeant-at.arms.
Mrs. Neva, Miller Moss delivered
her address entitled Behind Con-
vent Walls" to more than 400 WON.
en- last niNlt at the Junior Order
United American Mechanics Hall, at
BaIIston. The hail was filled one
hour before the time for the meet
ing. She speaks! again tonight to
women only.
The monthly meeting Of the Lyon
Park Citizens Association viii be
held tonight In the community hall
at 8 o'clock. President A. A. Moore
win preside.
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Sergeant, Sing handed,
DispOses Of y Bandits

CHICAGO, I'LL, Feb. 14.--Sergt.
Thomas Cooper, head Of the detec-
tive bureau squad. was commended
today for his bravery in accounting
single handed for band sof four
robbers who last night tried TO hold
up a restaurant.
In 4 gun battle with the bandits,
Sergeant Cooper killed one. probably
fatally wounded two others, and
captured the fourth after the latter
threw his gun away and begged
for mercy.
The dead man was identified ~
Charles Green, rs. The two who
are fighting q losing battle with
death at a hospital are Jack Gold
RTad Edward Smith. The fourth
bandit, who surrendered. gave his
name as Fred Kern.
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9:46-CiOVer Garden Orchestra.
10:16-Goulds Entertainers.
10:46--Osterman's Orchestra.
11:3O-G0lden's Orchestra.
12:00--Broadway Night
tadelphia-740-4OS.2
e:3o-IIotel Adelphia Dance Music.
S;00-WEAF Program
WFAN--EhiladeIDhI o.
7:30--G0lden Ora R0n Orchestra.
S:0O-Cornet: Songs,
9:D0-Basketball. Phila. ~. Detroit
JO:S0--Myer's Orchestra.
11:s0-Organ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-14
Soviet Not to Yield
On MOnOpOly Principle

MOSCOW, Feb. 14.-The Soviets
will never abolish nor modify the
government monopoly of foreign.
trade nor relinquish the right to
regulate the amount OF foreign
trade Of the Soviet union, declared
an authoritative writer" in today's
issue of the official newspaper
Izvestia.
The article was written as a
comment upon the Soviet-German
trade negotiations at Berlin. The
writer added:
Concession of principles, such as
the German press hoped for, are
impossible"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-14
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