IRMISTICE DAY
CELEBRATION PLANS
NOW COMPLETE
The preparations of Thomas Alfred
oss Jr, I'-*-;. No. 0 American Lesion
r the celebration of Armistice Bay,
ov. 11, j.ic practically completed
id include an elaborate program of
•stivities. The celebration will be
>kl in Arctic Brotherhood Hull com
iencing at 9:30 p. m. and will be
M»n to the public without charge of
ny character. Everyone is invited
» attend and join in with the Legion
i observing the day so momentous in
le history of the nation and world.
A committee of Logicnaires has
ecu busy on the arrangements for
ays and has evolved a program which
mbraces an entertainment compris
lg vocal and instrumental numbers,
voving pictures and other features, to
hich the best talent .n the city will
e contributors. The celebration will
onelude with a dance.
It is the desire of the Legion that
vervone attend and help make the'
byervance of the day as near uni- j
ersnl as possible. Mayor Rice, a*
he request of the legion. has pro
laimed Armistice Day a puhlic holi
ay in Nome, and business will he
uspended for the day.
Following is the program:
PROGRAM
MOTION TTCTTTtE
MISS MARCH'ELITE KAT'LUM
H. O. CJARETELSON j
MISS WEPA OLSON
MOTION riOTITRE
MRS. HELEN 1/1VEGREN
FRANK PI 'E-RES NE
No reveille. No K. I*. No Taps.
But Banco and Elat. Armistice Bay
"Boy, it sure will be a whiz-dinger.
T’nder arrangements recently com
pleted with the War Pepartment. the
Alnerican Legion becomes the instru
ment for distribution of the Victory
Medals which the government is pre
.seining to every American soldier,
siillor. marine, field clerk and nurse
who served honorably for the period
between April 6. 1917 and November
11. 1918. according to the California
l.egion Monthly.
The presentations will take
place on Armistice Pay, in a
series of simultaneous celebrations to
be held under Legion auspices thruout
the world, thus making possible a
stupendous celebration which vs de
signed to eclipse anything of the kind
ever before attemptod in the I’nited
States. Tlie Legion hopes to make the
event of November 11 the crowning
teature of the greatest of all Armistice
Pays—the most impressive and me
morable fwtriotic function in which
AJmericans ever participated at.d one
designed to live in history as an
epochal milestone in the nation’s life.
It is planned that not only members
of the Legion, but all ex-serV*lCe per
sons and the next of kin of those who
died or lost their lives in battle, will
join their comrades and their country
men in a united tribute to the spirit
of America and the anniversarv of the
day in 191S which marked the spirits
supreme achievement.
"It is not with vanity, but witli
wholesome pride in the triumph of our
arms in the most crucial test of
strength in history.” writes Franklin
D’Olier. National Commander of the
Legion, in a letter to all department
officials, urging enthusiastic participa
tion in the celebration, “that the Le
gion appeals to all Americans to make
our 1920 Armistice Pay memorable
throughout the years to come. We
"tint it to be a tribute. nl>ove all else,
to our country and our flag and the
flags of our heroic allies. In a still
higher sense, it should be a solemn, af
fectionate dedication of our lives *o
the principles for which more than
100.000 of our countrymen and millions
of our comrades in arms made the su
preme and final sacrifice."
Owing to local communication dif
ficulties the contemplated distribution
nf medals cannot be held here until
The Daily Telegraph Bulletin and
Weekly Nugget delivered by carrier.
f*er month 12.00.
FAIR DAMSELS TO
COLLECT SHEKLES
A bevy of Nome’s fairest demoisi
les will commence Thursday to ox
cise their charms of feminine gra
and persuasion in thf
anenvberr.il ip subscriptions t
American lied Cross in co;
with the fourth annual Roll
that beneficient organization.
The drive for members \
for a period of two weeks
day, ending November 25.
expected by officials of the ]
ter to result in the enrollmen
subscription work will also
on in the outlying district
sen tat Ives of the organ izat
community.
Everyone is urged to assist the
highly beneficent work of the great
organization by baking a membership
during the drive. The annual mem.
bership remains as before, one dollar,
a sum few if any in Nime will ser
iously miss. Remember that the
mighty work of relieving human suf
fering eommenced during the war Is
still being carried on. The distress cf
millions caused by the great catas
trophe is being relieved in the Near
East in Europe and elsewhere and
hardly a week passes that its minis
trations are not needed somewhere.
The noble services performed by the
Red Cross reach every nook and cor
ner of the earth and are instrumental
in relieving untold distress, misery and
IKtin. wherever human suffering arises,
the kindly hand i»f the lied Cross is
extended and does all that is humanly
possible to do to life up the stricken
and relieve the pangs of pain.
It represents the ultimate of human
eiiurity and kindness wherever kind
ness and assistance are needed. Its
watchword is "humanity" and it re
cognizes no distinctions of clime, or
race, or creed Tt is the Grea‘ Mother
of humanity and no one can spend i
dollar, or a thousand if their means
permit, to better or nobler purpose.
Everyone in Nome should secure n
subscription during the Roll Call cam
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
der or mailed. Per Month $1.00
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS
11.standard oil Co.
11.Cantenn Cold 8tora«e
14.J. ». Season Co, offloe
’*.Headquarter* Saloon
11 .The Lobby
M..Pioneer* I aloe
.Catholic Church
n. .Polef* realdenoe
12 .Yorkey’* Clear Store
41 .opp. Webb** Market
Knirtne Hon*e, Phone Main i7.
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
REPUBLICANS SWEEP
NATION AND TERRITORY
I (Continued from j*»ge one)
John Uustgard. republican candidate
for Territorial Attorney General. de
feated Murphy, the democratic nomi
nee. by a large majority, and In a ma
jority of instances the republican and
Independent candidates defeated the
democrats for various offices in the
Territorial Senate and House.
Complete returns from the delegate
election are not available, as the re
mote sections have not yet been heard
from, but the reports so far received
give Sutherland a lead of approximate
ly two thousand over Grigsby. In the
contest for the office of Attorney Gen
I oral, liustgard Is about one thousand
votes ahead of Murphy.
covering each contest.
Second Division
SITHKItlANP.360
ORKJSBY.190
RUSTOARD.367
MURPHY.152
Third Division
SUTHERLAND.1.540
ORIOSBY.1.019
RUSTOARD.1.218
MURPHY.1.194
Republican Senator and four Rep.
resentatlves were also elected.
Fourth Division
SUTHERLAND. Majority Vote...691
RUSTOARD. Majority vote.5C9
Whole Republican ticket elected by
large majority.
In the table below are the .returns
received from th<^ various precincts
outside of thp Second Division.
ALASKA PR
and llerinR [liver
Kynk, final.
Jatanuskn.
iurricans.
ircle district . ..
iotsprinRs.
laines.
skngway .
Thane. Julian. (Sold. I*er
everance. Treadwell. Sal
w>n Creek, Douglass, Ju
ea 3 precincts incomplete
uul. McOrathfi Chitna,
Sitka. Jumbo. Kennicot,
1 other Txule..
’etersburR.
ordovn.
ionanza.
Xanana.
Seward.
Anchorage. complete . .
Xenana. additional ....
Idiearod .
Discovery.
Ketchikan.
Hyder. 112
Kairhanks, lnc<
in? Juneau. Th.,ne Dou?
las. Treadwell, etc . .
Charcoal Point complete
Haines.
Chilcat.
Wi-anRel . . . ..
•mplete.
CINCTS A TOWNS
Sutherland Murphy
Approximate totals to date 3.19.1
ELECTION RESULTS SECOND BIVISION
Only seven voting precincts in this
division have been reported and the
pnOHpcts are that the fipal results of
the election will not be known for
some time to come. The precincts so
far reporting are Nome, Cape Nome.
Solomon. St Michael, Chinik, Council,
and Candle. With the' exception of
St Michael and Candle, these returned
overwhelming majorities for Suther
land and K listen rd in the territorial
election with the vote for senator, and
representatives scattered between re
publicans, democrats and independ
| cats. Snndback, the republican, is
leading Ivory, independent by 168 vot
in the race for senator. In the repre
sent itive contest O. |>. Cochran, Inde
pendent. is in the lead with a total of
”06; Chas. W. Brown. Independent,
is in secopd position with 264, E. L.
Holt, republican is third with 208 and
Victor Julian, independent, is in fourth
place with 195. Several of the re
maining candidates, including E. W.
Burroughs, republican, M. Jacobs
grea: distance behind and the position
of the leaders may be altered by re
turns from the outlying districts.
Following is the tabulation of re.
turns so far received.
NOIDATEt
Sutherland, f>,in A.
* (For Attorney General)
llustgnrd, John.
Murphy. J. C..
(For Sonatnr)
Sundback, John . v.
(For Representatives)
Brown, Chao. W.
Julian, Victor A. .
Jiicobsgsiard, Jake
Burroiufh* E. W.
O’Connor, E. B.
T>aly. James I*. . ,
Bo*ran. James J. .
Anderson, Andy .
Peterson. Frew W.. ..
Mueller, A. J.
Mlsh, Guy E.“ . •
(For Road Commissioner)
Wilson, John A.‘
Winkler, A1 ..
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