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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-22
BOILER SHOP WINS.

The Boiler Shop team defeated the
Car Shop team in an H. & II. Twilight
League game last evening, 9 to 4.
R.H.E
Boiler Shop .... % % Q 2
Car shop........ ? 90 0 "a 5 a
Batteries - Boiler Shop, Gill and
kempske; Car Shop, Rosenberger and
Kelly
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-22
Will SUGGEST Names
FOR ASSESSMENT BOARD

In reply 10 a letter from the Levy
Court that the Chamber OF Commerce
present names Of men they would
recommend for members Of the new
county Board Of Assessment. a COM
munication was read from Secretary
Clarence Killen, OF the Chamber OF
Commerce today, stating that the
Levy Courts request had been refer
red 70 a committee to suggest some
names.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-22

TO the Barley NIL road. William du-
Pont would donate the necessary land
for the new route Mr.. Marvel said.
Next Tuesday afternoon was fixed as
the time for the Levy Court commits
sioners to inspect the two proposed
changes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-22
SOY BEANS FOR GARDENS
GIVEN AWAY BY COLLEGE

A pint OF soy beans will be given
gardeners and farmers by Delaware
College Experiment station, accord
ing to a statement Of Professor A. r..
Grantham, agronomist at the college.
who points out the value Of such
beans for home use.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

business paper, whfeh gives you up-to-
the-minute price Information at 81 a year
IL the franking privilege was abolished
or forced to wear a curb bit? Now, Mr..
Eighth Zoner, don't talk about "curbed
bits" we don't know what they are and
we don't care as long as you are taxed
for everything that will educate you.
What You know that household furni-
ture and even pianos have been franked
as mail matter by those with franking
privileges? You know that mails are
flooded every year with free seeds sent
to about nine people out of ten who have
no earthly use for them? You know that
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Dare assembled. Chief picks up phone.
Registers interest and surprise. Turns
to others and speaks. Hangs up phone.
All exit.
SCENE l.
(Secretary of Wars Office. Same as
%
Pearl explaining to Secretary. Door
opens. General Staff enters. They
question Pearl closely. Maj. Brent
seems especially skeptical. Secretary
finally speaks.
SPOKEN TITLE.
TT Is too late, Miss Dare. They are
of service"
Pearl continues to plead.
SCENE 5.
Parade grounds.
Regiment assembled. Capt. Payne
brought before the ranks. Drummed
out of service. Marches out between
armed guards.
(Secretary's Office. Same as ~
Secretary taking watch out, looks at
it. speaks to Pearl.
SPOKEN TITLE.
TT is all over. 1 am sorry your plea
is futile"
, PEARLS eyes fll with tears. Then
she faces the officers determinedly.
She speaks.
SPOKEN TITLE.
"a terrible injustice has been done Cap
tain Payne is innocent. I will prove II.
I ask only to be allowed to speak to
him on the train before he goes to
prison"
Pearl finishes speaking above. Sec
retary mods assent. Writes order for
her. Pearl thanks him and exits.
SCENE I.
Railroad terminal. Train in station
Show Pearl getting into one car
panorama to Bertha Bonn getting into
another.
SCENE s.
Platform of lonely railroad station
in country.
Several emissaries of Foreign. ALI
ance gathered. One comes out OF
telegraph office of station. Displays
telegram.
INSERT
Close foreground telegram or
screen.
KimbaIl, S6. put white horse tavern
, Red dog semper.
Translation written in ink below:
| Woman has discovered important
secrets Has boarded Southernwesterr
Limited. Wreck 1.-THE Silent Menace
Emissaries read telegram. Realize
serious nature. Exit down track.
SUBTITLE.
! Capt Payne is put aboard tn
Southwestern Limited to be taken Il
prison.
| Railroad station near fort.
Capt. Payne, under guard. Is taker
aboard train. Train moves out.
! SCENE 10.
| Bertha's compartment In train.
| Bertha in picture. Studying note.
INSERT.
! Close foreground note on screen:
| Guard the packet in your travelling
case and fly to Pasa del Norte or
IGrenadian border. Wear the locket
Do this and the photograph will b.
turned. Fail and your life is no
worth a candle.
THE SILENT MENACE
| Continuing Scene-Bertha finishe,
reading note. wonderingly takes ou
packet Starts to open 1t.
| SCENE IL.
| Railroad location. Rain and light
ming.
| Train comes up to debris on road.
SCENE IL.
| Train wrecked. Breakaway scenery
Bertha uninjured crawls out from
debris; others, among them Pearl
crawl out.
| SUBTITLE.
After a night of horror. Pearl still
| searches for the body of her sweet
heart, Payne.
SCENE Is.
| Another view OF wreck.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

the amount of franked mail Jumps a few
hundred per cent before elections because
1t is flled with poorly disguised cam
paign matter? Say. Mr. Dealer. you're
impertinent! Frankly impertinent!
What. you admit it7 And say that you
have cause to be7 You dare stand there
and tell me that the county newspapers
which are being carried free in every
county in about every State In the Union
cost more to handle than all the national
magazines in existence?
Such presumption! You should be legis-
lated into a less antagonisuc frame OF
mind.-rne Hardware Age
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Bertha Bonn's handbag. coat. etc.
on ground
Bertha comes into picture and dis
covers her belongings. As she exam
ines locket and packet, r. o. Adams
enters and stands watching her. she
asks who he is.
SPOKEN TITLE.
Il am 7. o. Adams and / will thank
you for that locket and paper which
you hold in your hand"
Adams finishes speaking out shove.
Bertha defiant.
SCENE IL.
Wreck. Same as l3.)
Pearl catches glimpse of Adams AID
Bertha Bonn. Looks interested; but
grief oompels her to turn back TO body
of her sweetheart
SCENE Is.
Gocation same as ~
Bertha and Adams arguing. Bertha
speaks.
SPOKEN TITLE.
nsnsSsI You mean then you are the sii' II
| Adams smiles and mods Bertha stu
refusing backs out OF picture, Adams
follows menacingly.
SCENE II.
4 Blind alley at top of cliff.
Bertha comes running in followed
by Adams.
He again demands packet Struggle
follows.
| SCENT Is.
Large boulder nearby.
| Show Silent Menace crouehing be-
hind boulder.
SCENE ls.
(Blind alley same as l7.)
| Bertha and Adams struggling. Adams
seiEes locket and packet Show fore
ground Adams. holding packet and
locket. repulsing Bertha
Continuing foreground-show hand;
OF Silent Meance coming in and strik'
ig Adams. He falls on cliff. Bertha
Bonn looks down Mortified. Turnt
about to see who has stricken Adams
Sees no one. Steals away wonder
ingly.
Bottom of precipice.
Adams unconscious on ground. ST.
lent Menace enters. Takes locket and
packet Hastily exits. Adams awakes
crswls feebly out
The bodies Of the wreck victims AT,
taken to a nearby army post.
SCENE 81.
An army post.
Train comes. Victims taken aboarc
ambulances. Col. Dare and Maj. Bren
helping to supervise work. Pear
slights from train Runs up to father
Tells of Psyne's death. Shows hin
the will. Pearl and Dare walk OF
slowly.
SCENE 20.
veranda of commandant's headQuar
tere.
Pearl and Col. Dare enter. Dar
goes into house. Pearl sits down de
jectedly. Toxic comes out OF hous
with bite to eat for Pearl. She lunche;
Finished, she rises, wanders, depresse
out Of picture. Toxic follows a momen
or two later.
SUBTITLE.
|, In q yacht some miles of the coas
members of the Foreign A"anc
, await a wireless message fro 4 thei
master.
SCENE IS.
. Cabin OF yacht
: Six members of the Alliance q
= which is seated captain with wireies
, apparatus All appear impatient
= SCENE "a
Room in shack near shore Of lax
An experimental wireless telephon
, station erected by government 10
Door opens. Silent Menace, muffle
over face. enters, revolver in han,
up wireless apparatus
SCENE IS.
wireless station of camp.
r Operator in picture. Pearl look
through window. Operator greets ht
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

How much more do you pay tnan the
Indiana merchant? Why. my lad, a mere
$40. He is going TO get Hardware Age
for eco a year and you're only being
charged S for exactly the same thing.
Isn't that dead against the Stevens
price maintenance bill? Now. son. don't
talk business! This is postal service and
has nothing whatever to do with business.
This plan was personally thought out by
Mr.. Randall. of California. and it must
be right
Couldn't We leave the price of your
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

pleasantly. Pearl enters oper.AR
shows apparatus. Operator speaks.
SPOKEN TITLE.
That's a new wireless WE'RE expert
menting with The other machine 70
in a shack on the bluf. You know ths
code. See Il you can catch anything
anywhere
Pearl examines instrument Ad,usts
Il to head.
CCsbin of yacht same az a3-)
SUBTITLE.
Pearl catches a message that makes
her wonder.
SCENE ~.
Camp wireless station Same a. sS,
Pearl listening TO message.
INSERT.
Close foreground Morse code mes-
sage on screen:
Dissolve into TRANSLATION Of same
"All Ia welI-the locket is mine"
Operator notes Pearls excitement
Questions her but she puts him Oh
Takes OF headpisce, slowly exits
SCENE Is.
Location near shack. Shack in bach
ground.
Pearl comes into picture. Quietly
moves toward shack.
SCENE 20.
(Inside shack, Nsame as i4)
Silent Menace finishes sending mes
sage. Takes out packet and loeket
Foreground OF door slowly opening
Pearl in doorway. Silent Menace
takes waters from locket thrusts same
into folded packet Throws lockst
out of window. Turns 20 be confront
ed by Pearl Pearl makes quick Eras
for revolver on table nearby. Gets
IL and covers Silent Menace. Do
mands packet Silent Menace starts
to hand IL TO her. As she reaches ouf
biographies with her. In struggle gun
fall, TO floor. He forces Pearl bA<h
against and partly out Of window.
SCENE 30.
Outside shack. Long shot wesss
below.
Pearl and Silent Menace are ssss
fighting in window. Silent hensos
strikes Pearl She clutches him Boo
fall into water.
Surface Of water.
Pearl and Silent Menace struGrina-
SCENE q
Outside shack. Long shot sho~tnG
water.
A man whose Identity cannot Be
recognized leaps from biun into vstsr.
SCENE 80.
| Under water.
| Stranger comes swimming In. Al
tacks Silent Menace, who breaks away
and swims out of picture. Psari
| hastily swims away.
SCENE -.
| Location nearby.
l Pearl emerges. Toxic, wet comes
into picture. Pearl assumes he ia mas
who came to her aid.
| SCENE IS.
| Hillside location nearby.
Adams, wet, walks into picture car
ryfns soaked packet in hand. Seats
himself on rock. opens packet
A SUBTITLE.
The action OF the water on the
waters has made legible the defenss
plans Of the canal
Adams studies the plans.
/. Show foreground OF defense plans
} Adams filled with elation at his dis
,covery.
Panorama from Adams to edge o'
rock around which Pearl and Toxic are
. seen weaving.
; Show foreground Of Pearl and Toxic
Pearl whispers TO Toxic.
, SPOKEN TITLE.
/ The Silent Menace"
Toxic. They start stealthily for~arS
towards Adams. As they do SO. fad'
Into close foreground Of the suen
Menace. Dissolve into a large cues
: tion mark.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

reading paper and is overcome.
SUBTITLE. .... THE STRANGER
SCENE IA.
Location at bottom Of declivity nea
Scene IL.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Pearl searching ruins. Finds man
gled body in uniform. Beam hides
face. Discovers paper in hand of man.
Reads.
INSERT.
Close foreground of paper on screen.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

GUY W. MCCONNELL.
SCENARIO BY
GEORGE BRACKETT SEITZ,
Author of ''The Iron Claw" "The
Shielding shadow Etc.
Copyrighted 1916. By George B. seitz
Episode No. 3
"The SileLt Menace"
Note to readers: The story OF
Pearl Of the Army will be given in
be published each week. Read the
scenarios In this newspaper, study
them and then go to the motion
picture theater showing Pearl of the
Army" and see how the director has
carried out the scenario writer's in
structions.)
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Pearl Dare, the heroine.
Capt Ralph Payne. the hero.
Col. Dare, Pearls father.
Mai. Brent. the villain.
Bertha Bonn, the adventures.
Toxic, PEARLS chauffeur.
T. o. Adams -
The Silent Menace.
In the previous episodes, Capt
Ralph Payne entrusted with the secret
defense plans OF the Panama Canal to-
gether with chemical wafers to make
these plans visible, is accused of hav-
ing sold them to a foreign govern.
ment and is found guilty. The SEN
tence of the court-martial is that ht
be drummed out OF the army and con,
fined in the penitentiary for life. Pear
Dare, his sweetheart, has discovered q
meeting OF the foreign alliance in
which she overhears the Silent Menace
refer to the plans stolen from Capt
Payne.
SUBTITLE.
Pearl Dare, who has accidentally
discovered the hiding place OF the For,
eign Alliance finally finds her wa!
home.
e SCENE l.
Outside PEARLS home in Washington
Open diaphragm on foreground o
Pearl leaning tried against fence
Clothing disarranged.
FULL SET.
Pearl moves to house. rings bell
Toxic opens door. Pearl speaks
SPOKEN TITLE.
Where is my father"
T.ko answers.
SPOKEN TITLE.
81 think ne was called to the wa
office"
Toxic finishes speaking Pearl hest
tates. then exits determinedly dowI
steps.
SUBTITLE.
The Secretary of War awaits tn,
conclusion of the General Staffs al
night discussion of the theft of tht
Panama Canal plans.
SCENE 2
The Secretary of Wars office.
Secretary seated at desk. Clerk en-
tiers. Tell him Pearl wants to Sc,
him. Secretary surprised orders hel
admitted. Pearl enters. Clerk exits
Pearl speaks
SPOKEN TITLE
where is my father. l have learned
facts that seem to prove Capt. Payn,
is innocent"
Secretary intensely interested bu
Fkeptical. Pearl explains hatsfly
Secretary impressed. Picks up phone
Talks.
SCENE g.
Meeting room of General Staff
General staff with exception of Col
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

TO MY EXECUTORS:
I leave my entire fortune to be used
in establishing my innocence. I make
Pearl Dare my sole executrix.-Ralph
Payne.
Continuing Scene-Pearl finishes
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
SPOKEN TITLE.

'T am 7. o. Adams and / will thanh
you for that locket and paper which
you hold in your hand"
Adams finishes speaking out sboye
Bertha defiant
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Bertha Bonn's handbag. coat. etc.
on ground
Bertha comes into picture and dis
covers her belongings. As she exam
ines locket and packet, r. o. Adams
enters and stands watching her. she
asks who he is.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
BUGS ARE BUGS

Form letters are sometimes danger ous. Not long ago a magazine editor wrote letter of complaint to a west ern railroad explaining in detail why he had preferred to sit up all night in a smoking compartment rather than share his berth with fine line of bugs that are not called by their first name in polite society. The let ter of apology that he received was so much of an apology and so reas- onable an explanation that the editor felt perhaps he had been unreason- able to notice that his original letter, through error. had been returned with the letter of apology. Looking at it. he saw scrawled across the top this blue pencil indorsement:
 Send this guy the bedbug letter"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08

W G Beattie. formerly superintend- ent ct the native schools in south eastern Alaska. with headquarters at Juneau. but who resigned a year ago and went south where he took a pos ::;cn as principal o; high school and lately appointed by the federal bureau of education to the supervision of the Mes,akatla government school. was in town today on business in connection with the erection of a cottage at Met ,akatla for his family He returned home this afternoon.
 Messr.. McCauley and Raleigh. C. T. Trunk Pacific agents. made trip to Petersburg. wrangell and other can nery centers for the purpose of look ing up business for the company. They travelled on the power boat Tillamook. On their returned several hundred cases Of salmon were picked up. Attorney and Mrs. C. H. Cosgrove and Miss Millie Wolf. accompanied them and report most delightful ioudnev.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08

Copper production showed but little falling oE from the previous year. not wi,hstanding the conditions both at Anyox and al Grand Forks. The ex- ,remely cold weather at Anyox held ID the plant for some time. while at Grand Forks. the fuel shortage neces- stated ,he shutting down Of the plant in April
 G-auby has been spending large suns q money during the last few ysars in building up it's new plant at AnTox b the point where it can be regarded as one of the best equipped and most economically operated Of any ot tha western copper plants. The management has plans for more Of these improvements and additions to ea installed during the hcal year just started which will call for further large expenditures
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
AMERICAS NEW NAVY
 IS GRAND ARMADA

WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug. T. Greer che new American armada! AS such. he grand fleet Of the United States Navy is entitled to the respect ot the world, now. and before Jan. l. 1915 the total number Of ships armed manned and equipped TOT every emer- gency will be 1000.
 The tonnage represented in fight ing strength on the seas will make the American Navy second only to the British fleet According to the authorities from whom these figures were obtained. this takes into consid- eration the huge building program credited 10 he German admiralty.
 And no finer men have ever serv- cd under the flag afloat than those now comprising the grand fleet" said Admiral Mayo, commander Of all the sea forces
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08

Use a tested and proven kidney remedy.
 None endorsed like Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Mrs. Louis T. Jarvis, 922 E. St., Sac ramento, Cal, says: Sharp pains dart edthrough my Joins and between my shoulders. My back was weak and dame and it was an awful task for me to sweep or do any work about the house felt tired and exhausted. Headaches and dizzy spells added to my distress and my kidneys annoyed me. Doan's Kidney Pills strengthen ed my kidneys and relieved the aches and pains
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim. ply ask for kidney remedy--get Doan't Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Jarvis had. Foster.Mitburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
FEEL LIKE GIVING UP?
Many Alaska People On the Verge
 of Collapse

A bad back makes you miserable all the time
 Lame every morning; sore all day. It hurts to stoop-it hurts to straigh- ten.
 What with headaches, dizzy spells, bladder weakness,
 No wonder people are discouraged. Who do not know the kidneys may he the cause of it all.
 Give the weakened kidneys needful help.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
LOCAL ITEMS

II is reported that the Columbia Sal mon Company located at Craig. Alas ka has put up over half of its pack. MT. Harris superintendent of the com pany was in town today. taking on fuel oil and supplies,
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
At The GRAND
 Wednesday Thursday
LILLIAN WALKER "lNDESCRETION"
Tuesday

 $ Abiding all n 1NDISCRETON" delft
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
KECHKAN FURNITURE
 COMPANY

Before you buy, sell or ex- change your furniture, figure with the ketchikan Furniture Company.
 Front Street near the Electric Company'S office.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
cRhN6Y FADE GREAT
 PROFITS DURING YEAR

- e-a4av -ozso..54.e1 Mining. zs aa5 Power Company made --- earrings ot approximately s5.540.-
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08

And as one eolyumist sees things. if .he worst does come We can make a stew our ot .he wolf al the door
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08

Mir and Mrs NJ J. Bugge and their guests. MT and Miss Olsen, accom- panied by MT. and Mrs A. R. Larson, Mrs Ira King. and Miss Corinne King who left aJ four a. n. yesterday morn ing on the Fl Paso for a trip around the Island: telephoned Mir. King from Loring early this afternoon saying they were on the way home The party are expected before the arrival Of the s :. Alaska, due this afternoon southbound Mr. and Miss Olson, cousins Of Mrs. Bugge are planning on taking the steamer down, returning 70 their home in Tacoma after a trip 10 White Horse and visit in Ketchi- kan
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
DANCING PARTY

The Misses Katherine and Dorothy Nenl entertained last evening at their home on Cuort House Hill party of young folks.
 The evening was enjoyed until mid night with dancing, music and dainty refreshments Those who shared this charming hospitality were the Misses Eradna Field Gertrude Hendrickson; the Misses Sparhawk; Messrs. F. Nj. Lawson: Arnt Henrickson: Eldon and Milton Daly; Joe Spaeth; Wm. Wins ,on and Mir and Mrs Neill.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
S-EotiAN

Gz Z Larson. Ez.e 0s-: C (. liar > U ! Wco5. R J W4.kilson
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Friday and Saturday
"M0 GREATER LOVE"
Friday and Saturday

Featuring REGINA BADET the wonderful emotion actress in the role of "SADUNAH the DANGER"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
REGISTERED AT HOTELS

7=NiLLA -.ss- Kramer. T. Carlson W J -1s-=- x Olsen
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08

While mother has completed most of her annual putting up father goes right ahead putting up as usual.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08

SELIG NEWS OPENS THE SHOW Friday and Saturday Friday and Saturday
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-08
August 7th and Sth

Vel Folks Night the Dream that famo' o-ssian Victor PiTe and the sir se Sav5aS- ring is this picture
 D @s children they all like he Circus Clowns and Il Ike all children and wanted to be clow
 e5-<-s, h.s father took tha; all Of him in wo< ,etszace a&y. ,ha, hs has up he is ws .-=- --e rec t1s: se once crayed.
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