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well" came back Dc Lancey,
whats the matter. then? What is
the proposition. anyway
Henry Kruger buun.I and eyed him
in'on'ly.
rive stated the proposition TO
Hooker" he said. "and he refused It.
That's enough, amt tt2''
De Lanccy laughed and turned
away.
well. yes, I guess IL u.s." Then. in
passing hN said to Bud: "Go ahead
and talk tn him.
lie walked away lighting a cigar
'tto and smiling good uaturcdly, and
the old-timcr turned tp Bud
That's q smart man you've got for
a Partner" he remarked. - smart
man. You want to look OUT he
added, cor he'll get away with vou."
Nope" said bud. you don't know
him like | do. Hos straight as a
die"
"a man can b. straight and still
get away with YOU observed the
veteran shrcwdly. "Ics. indeed" He
paused 10 let this bit OF wisdom sink
in, and then he spoke again.
"You better qult..whIlc you're
lucky" he suggested "Nou quit and
come with mo-" he urged, and II we
strike n TN make yDU q rich man. |
don't need your parau"r on this deaf
I need just one man that can keep his
hoad shut Listen now: I'll tell you
what ~ ig.
II know whore there's a lost mine
down IN Mexico. n IA toll YOU tho
ramo you'd know 10 iu a minute, and
IT'S froc gold, too. Now there's fell
low that had that land located for
ten years. but hc couldn't find tho
load p'vc soc2 And when this SEQ
ond revolution came ON he let II go--
he neglected TO pay his mining taxes
and let II go back to the Government.
And row all / want is a quiet man
to slip in and dcuouucn that land and
open mp the lead. Here, took at thlsP'
lie went down into his pocket and
brought out buckskin sack, from
which he handed over a piece OF we'll
worn quartz
That's tho rock" ho said. "She
runs four hundred dollars 70 the ton,
and the ledge is eight inches wide be
tween the walls Nice ore, ch2 And
she lays between sh1lo and porphyry."
His eyes spark'0d ns he carefully
replaced tho specimen. and then he
looked up at Bud.
"I'n let YOU In on that" he said.
'half and half-or TN pay two hun
, dred dollars n month bonus. You
For moment Hooker looked at him
~ n To read his thoughts then he
, shook his head and cNhaled his smoke
Icst"tfuiiv.
"Nopc," no said "Mc and Phil arc
, nardncrs We work together"
1 "IIl give vou three hundrcd!" cried
Kruger. half rising In his chair.
I Nope" gruntcd Bud. were pard'
n ners."
p HUH" snortod tho mining man
n and flung away In disgust But as HI
9 nearcd the door new thought struck
I him and he came as quickly back.
you can do what YOU please about
I your pardncr" he said I'm talking
, 10 you! Now-will you think about
itP"
sure" returned Hooker.
,, "Wcll, then" snapped Kruger
a, "mcet me AZ the Waldorf in an hours
(ro BE Contnucd)
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OF the dining room, but as he drew
near tho old man nodded to Bud and
went over TO speak to the clerk.
who was that old-timcr you were
talking to7" inquired Phil as nc
sank down In tho vacant chair.
Looks like thc-morning after with
him, don't IT."
"Um," Eruntcd Bud: reckon it is
Names Kruger"
'What-tho mining man?'
That's right"
"wcl." exclaimed Phil. what in
the world was ne talking to you
about?"
"Oh, some kind OF mining doal."
grHnblod Bud. WANTED mo to 10
down into Moxicol"
"What'd YOU toll him7" challenged
tho little man, sitting up suddenly
In his chair. Say, that old boys
got rocks!"
"He can keep 'cm for all OF me-
observed Bud comfortably. YOU
know what | think about Mexico"
Sure; but what was his proposi
ton? WHAT did he want you TO do 20
SEARCH me! lie was mighty mys-
tcrious about It. said he wanted a
man he could trust"
We'll, holy Moses. Bud" cried
Phil wake up! Didn't you got his
proposition?'
No, hc wasn't talking about A.
said 1t was "a good thing and he'd
pay mo well. or let me In on the
deal; but when he hollcrcd Mexico
| quit Ivc got aplcnty."
YES, hut" the little man chokcd
and could say no more. We'll
You're one jim dandy business man
Bud llookcr'' he burst out at last
you'd let
well, what's tho matter" dc.
mandcd Hooker dohantly. 40 YOU
want to go back into MeNico2 Nor
me- either! What you kicking
about?"
You might have led him on and
got tho scheme, anyway. Maybe
there's million In II. Come on, let's
80 over and talk TO him. I'd take a
chance, II It was good enough"
"Aw' don't be a fool. Phil" urged
the cowboy plaintivcly We've guI
no call To hear his scheme unless
we want TO go in on 1t. Leave hin
aono ana he'll do something for II,
on this side. oh. cripes, what's tn,
matter with you?"
lie heaved himself reluctantly u,
out OF his chair and moved over I,
whete Kruger was sitting.
MIR. Kruger" he said. as the oil
man turned to meet him. "TlI max
you acquainted with Mr.. De Lance,
my nardncr. My names Hooker"
Glad 10 know you. Hooker" re
sponded Kruger. shaking him by IN
h"nd "ll"w'do. Nj Dc Lancsy."
lie gave Phil a rather crusty no
as nc spoke. but Do Lanccy wa
dragging up another chair and faile
to notice.
Mr.. Hooker was telling me abor
some proposition you had. to 20 dow
T" INTO Mexico" he began. drawing n
closer while tho old man watched nj
from under his eyebrows. That's ON
: 'ough country to do business IN rigt
I now, but at the same time"----
The country's perfectly duict," pt
IN krYger--'pcrfectly quiet"
well, maybe So" qualified I
Ianccv; "but when 1t comes TO geI
ting In supplcs"----
Not bit OF trouble In the world
said the old man crabbedly. mot
bit"
The evening world., 1919-01-13
By Mildred Lodewick

ipn is usually employed for such
hl'uscs IN dark colors, or IN light and
dark ones supcrmposed or inserted
one In the other as bands or odd cut
out forms. Elaborate embroidery ls
also used in floss or silver threads.
ana the color Of ones suit Is usually
incorporated either in tho fabric pr
trimming. For spring and summer, a
sheer white blouse, handmade w'tn
a blt OF real lace and embroidery
VIII find favor among the tastldi 'us
women. Elegant white washable
blouses have an irresistible appeal
which grows with the entry of the
warmer months. l am showing
pretty design for which any sheer
white 'fabr1c, such as French voue,
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Kruger, set back hy the abrupt rc-
fusal; scared"
Nope" pronounced Bud, rising
pondcrously To his feet: III IT. was
this sidc the line I'd stay with you
TIL the hair slipped, ON auy thing,
butt
well. let's talk it over again some
time" urged Kruger, following him
along out at amt often git took
with "A young fcllcr the way | was
with you. and believe We can make
It yet. Where are YOU staying in
town."
up at tho Cochise," said Bud
"Come on with mc-l told my pard-
ncr I'd meet him there"
They were sitting together in q
friendly silence when rhil came ont
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These Funny, Funny Days
BY Rev. Thomas B. Gregory


TOT in all the long did anybody such funny thngss
N poatyely funny thngs-as seeing right along.
= day and week week.
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Original Fashion Designs
For The Evening Worlds
Home Dressmakers
By Mildred Lodewick
An Elegant Hand-Mdde Blouse.

''YVsSa can "Ssi: 'ss" r:
is an apt
cN pre- cssion to
apply TO women's
wearing apparel:
In the fall 1t look
cd as II women
were going to for
sake quite entirely
tho old stand by
Of n suit. prefer
ring their n e "
love. the one piece
frock. with a top
coat instead; but
either the prov
cvS!al hckioncss
Of woman or the
powerful influence
OF prestige may be
credited with the
return 10 favor Of
the suit, A variety
of beautiful blous
cs to complement,
IL makes the cos
tune both prac-
deal and effective.
The blouse is fire.
| luuutly so olab.
crate IN design
| and workmanship
| that . much more
! rlun and drCssy
| erect 20 attained
| = 10 an could be
| gained by any
frock which ! 10
! prlcty would ad
NIT al that time
and place. Chif-
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CHAPTER II.

TT was not difficult to find Henry
Kruger in Gadsden. The bar
n keepers. those efficient purvey-
ors OF information and drinks,
knew him as they knew their
thumbs, and casual round OF the
saloons soon located him in the back
room Of the Waldorf.
"Say." began Bud. walking blufny
mp 10 him. the proprietor OF that res
taurant back t-sre tells me / made
a mistake whon | insisted on paying
for your meal l jest wanted 20 let
You know"----
"Oh that's all right, young man."
returned old Henry, looking up with
a humorous smile; I'VE all of US make
our mistakes. / knowed you didn't
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T'uO Americans Suddenly Fin d
Themselves About to Re-
Enter Mexico.

gyrght b. A.
rosec SOUTH riding up
OF Mexico to throw shHcy
-. Gadsdcn tho border city
was a city fol and with tanic and
buildings and throbbng with
railroad straight to the south until at line
in the desert
Mexico And the dHerenc
mo in he n government
imbcd powerful and with
gathered from the
Mexico
Of
discomfort
dspoeed whom had lost
l1ercca
They stepped forth from the marble
off the
The strange faces the hope of
u.lu M nu.lcrnln who moo hoy como
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ETC.---publlc sale, Tuesday.
nSc,mnsr -. ~" larg. ;awmi!l and
All H%iu reS tO-N!t. one 10 II. j.. I'r.,(
boiler ANA engine. mounted Ncil"cls uScd
only Yeats aud good condition; I No =
Lane shwuill. with CaDi. i"ri .ul all
IN good order; heavy, cha,n dust conv"yor
oil saw: 20 II. nv lIG" S!Iait a
number Of pullcNs aud running ~ 10
~, 'ham.; good tower double "dger:
lumber rollers and lumber truck. | GOOD
aii;iron hath mill: enc good tll-iron j-s;,w
latin hcltcr. log carts. wagons. cant puok-
r!'abs. chains. etc; ! seton Mack motor
truck: one 1850 lstnnley oil tractor This
mnCnIn" rs IN good order and ~ AN uvpo-
tunsty Tor any one contemplating; tho
lcrchas" OF "a tractor for Farm worN Two
5-ton heavy lumber wagons. suitable 10.
tractor hauling. aud are in ilrs,-ciass or
der. One tny and EaGan pIancr. Weighs
1000 rounds. with blower ana bolts ana
III good order ono lj-lt J.. Fgick boiler
ana cusinc mounted on wheels -Four
good sound nui"s weigh about ]. 200.
arc II years Old. -. snd ~ SAT.
VII, b@gip i. u "'cioch. December .3rd.
ana wltl hc hcIt rain ar shine. sale Mi
H. at New store. buckingham COUNTY
VT. . miles from Farmvllc. Terms
mad KNOWN on dag OF sale T.. -. Meyer.
- 80 49,
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Mo,.na. r.n,nIna. Storage. 70
pan,ti,iS-rapcru...

ri. iAi'EI:-A beautiful nnc y! .ItIs,c
ua!, pAurra hiorc varied In selection IN.
xiuua! III caste. The oiucaI wail Ia w.,
onsl in Eichm"nd i; u Braucr los
or,n eighth Str"et
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Ll'rrRESSES repaired. g. = Snead Kan.
(,:clnh ilaa.M l0lG West Cary street
+EAD TlIiS-This md - worth 25c IN trade:
1riug u along !. your shoes. trunks mr.
'it cases arc rrpalrch at Tho Eiba Shoe
nd Trunk HSrnir Shon. ~ Wcs. broad
|HpE REPAIRING III The better elias.
PARCEL most specially Drcw's Shoe
Iac,ory. 10 Last Mnin street
.TliEn people are reading lnsso aus now.
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Dogs, Cats. Pets.
Poultry and Supple.

MlikDii \E-lsesu.l~ in greater gains wi,
rSVuir. less grain. Nrriuc: 'nUre eggs IN
crease the rrouis. ~ Your dealers or iron
HEau"r Y hasten. l2"s East Cary street.
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To- All Persons Interested
me object of the above suit is 20
labor furnished TO the defendant King
Lumber Company. corporation. iu,
IN, me rnnstruStion Of tho extension TO
Suahtico va, and all persons who
inrnished labor or materials are on
tilted 10 come into this suit for Til.
for. and you are hereby notified 10 an
pear i'll tho clerks office of said court
in the city Of Eichmond. Va. ON or
and present your claims in said sui.
Given under my hand and soal OF said
court. at Richmond, Va. this 5:h day
JOSEPH p BRADY.
Clerk. Uaited States District Court FOR
the Eastern District of Virginia.
(Scal of Court)
Deputy Clerk. United states states H District
Court i.1.r, for the Eastern District OF
sPEGIAL coMMIssIoNERIs AUCTION.
MILFORD STATION AT ON THE RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, MONDAY.
pEcEMBER 20. 1al9. BEGINNING
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Caroline, In the suit OF
blanche Gill ct ais. against Richard e..
bhiverman entered on the 18th day OF
itecemDcr. 1919, I, as special commits
sioncr, Will offer for sale at auction.
on the premises on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 80. 1912.
beginning ut Il o'clock y. NJ.
the following described rcul estate.
known as the Gill property. RECENTLY
occupied by tho late Louisa gill. lvins.
on both sides of the Richmonu ,Sra,i
SeTii,Gksn"rE and Potopac Railroad. az
Miiiord station. Va. and bounded by
me Mattaponi River, the road from "a i'll
river to Bowling Green, tho Nnt,"co
Road and tho line of Kenbrook farm.
ana n the f{ichmond fredericksburg and
me property owned by tho Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
as shown by plat filed in the proceed
inEs. ani which will be executed n,
tho sale.
The said tract of land contains about
:. acres. but will be offered as au. lor-
.MeI ~ SAID Gecrcc, in lots and parcels.
and as a whole. in tho discretion of
She special commissioner. the particu-
l"rs OF which will be announced ~ Tho
sue S' my sale, or sales, will be sun
particulars of which Will be announced
Ut the sale. and all salos subjec, To-.
eoT TniInH,S by the court.
MS: Onc-third cash. balauco In
cpuat Instruments at 6, IL and ~.
months, the deferred payments To bn
evidenced by negotiable notes. near
me interest at sc, or all cash at tho
option or the purchaser, title TO be rs,
famed until all purchase money IS paid
ana conveyance ordered by the .o,Irt
THE SALE WILL OFFER oppOR.
TUNITIES TO PURCHASE A MouL.,tN
Tx:hMli RESIDENCE, BUILDING lIyrS
LOTS FOR -MANUFACTURING pI;E-
iCSSiS AND PROPERTY SUITABIE
FOR y SMALL FARM
10. LANE STERN.
Special Conmiss .oucr.
10 Lane Stern and c. NJ. Chichcster.
Attorneys for complnlpants
II. i. CoGhill. clerk Of tho Circuit.
court OF Caroline County, do ccrtifv
.nat the pond required of the aonve-
nantGu special commissioner by said de-
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tHPLt,i HESY
Help Na,,;cu-A,,i,,
.tt
sl.b

dhS FiIlEn Wanted. competent .as III.
nhInts "a country nom Wliisoi,. =, q Jfs.i
h"OA' ~. Murphy Iiotri w T. Stl.s
hAtiiINIS'rS nud hoilcrn,nltcrs wanted by
81, Ih's%n"a:r and Obi" i:ai!rouu!. Ar-
.IE - y: u. Gould, SUIT. MoiiV. l.pwCr.
in.hm"Ei "a. II. NJ brown Shop Supt.
huhNhHt"n W. Va. OF W. l.. livhSuu. h.S.;.
itt VI, chanic. Coving'bu. ky.
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VIKGiNiA -CANoLTNN -CuEMIcXI CO.
pany. Richnond. Va. DECEMBER Is. 1915
Dividend, No.. aS-The boari OF i.rectSs.
have THIS day declared the pinety-syvuntn
consecutive quarterly dividend OF $500 per
"nnro &c. } on the preferred stuci VI this
c3atnpanr, payable THURSDAY. January -.
i92". To Stockholders Of record at the clos
Of business ON Wednesday. December 81 .
1912: transfer books will not DO closed
= w. Tri.Ncrs. Treasurer.
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Wantcd-Livc Stock.
MERCHANDISE

tOW-Wnntcd. t." purchase good :.,niiy
COW, JcrS:y or Guernsey preferred. .;uN
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MERCHANDISE
Machinery ami Tools.

MACHINERY we huv and sell nacniucry
an p!pe OF every description I'VE also
carry a full l!nc OF shd!tIng. hangers and
pullcys EcnmotI Junk ami pipo ,nm
pam 5O5 llrooiS Ay"nu" HnndDi3n 1913
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Legal NoiIceS.


A&.EisiGAN y ,TIoNAI. BANk. Kicnmond
neer MS Dunk viii Gs held he ne S sues nes
t2s n slsa y nus 9 o, rsS'Gr
property come before said mcetin:; o. "d q
y'a"i Bsssm Ss
iockhoJaers RE "a h,s nn ia me;s;,ns OF
IS is.d Eaafi% d %ssaaI 5%nua ATTY s.
rs6,ofg foT OF t tho acts ct OF Of
} ~, A., Ih;ec 10, for the las! fiscal year. and
nlsslins &e noddarae c HysSEs the said
msStnt u she aq rue %"n Na
;!onai STATE and md, City Bank % Eicnmind
il ococ noon on ru rus aan"'GG an napS' 4;
ensuing vSaT and 'tE for Inc a'rH rams
a act! OF any Other business ina, may Lr"p
cry, come before the meeting T. Ey-
1919
p,,y!nENp1:..Il a regular meeting of the
auG ,y hanh he'd DacS Uni TntioHa al s: t
a'Si s%aar q II Wa 10 70
I lis n 4! @1sqr ca. q q pSce6
, I!snH Of od Mishn2HS bSSe@Ssr e
hv hs day ecnre IFse Har, %r !h,s San
s. go 200 "Gr o sharI , on its pial s.ock q
RR ;sx Ria 81 Ifis CHECKS viii be ,naed
rSsI Atr'2Si ~ hATS F!;:r p5 St
rr~citrE OF tho atochhoiGcrs OF the First
National liank nj H.hnnnd. Va Tor III
Year. and for the transaction OF any thcr
G iM which may Properly some. heIors
.anuurY Is. le2g. al /: noon in the Gree
!Gfs ooi? hG E v l Ns,h N? ay ap
cashier
SEALED PROpOS ALS-Ofico OF tho Quar-
tcrntastcr- General. Ci"thini, and ::quipasc
Division, Munitions Building. Washinc,t on
u. t.-S"alcd proposals. In duplicate. will
b. receive" here IN II p. NJ. bccrbincr ~
1919, FOX IA fishing all amy part III i G50
service hats Bits must be accnmpanicd
sent on REQUEST
UNION RANk-Thc Union Bank Of Rich
moni. Richmond. Va. December II. 1915:
the regular annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF The Union i.ank OF Richmond
VIII bo held at the bank. Iioi Eas; Main
street. on 'rhursda% January 3, 1920 at
- o'clock noon. FOR the election OF drec.
transaction Of any other business that may
trrr1rlH come before them {. g. Barks-
Ia. tnshi"-
,IHGINIt -CAROl.INA CHEMICAL CO.
piioc Of virginia Carolina Chemical Com.
pany. Eichmond: Va: December j.. 1918
Of Virginia Carolina .Chcmical Cnmpnlv
have this day declared uuar;crlv iiviic nj
v. loo pcr share (lts). being dividend No.
=! "n the Cnlninun stock 81 this company.
uuyablc Monday February =. 1890. to stoci.
holders OF record az the closr Of business
hooks viii not 10 closed. : W. rraSrrs
frnnsurcr
YOU read these Want Ads Hike catniov-
tE.V ind.rTn
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BUSINESS SERVICE
tscJJ;iiI'IiI1.

httli MbND ELECTRIC. SiIor: REPAIRING:
20; 1T? East Main street hns trans
''rf'r rtb,tr shoD 10 rear ana opened
snpg sipl" M front OF above address,. White
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l, II. i. CoEhill. clerk OF tho Circuit
Court Of Caroline County. do cnr,;,,.
that the bond required of the aonre-
named special comm issioner by said do
cree has been duly given.
l.. II. COGHILL CLERK
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r 3;s .:,,mbSr hnndoiph and To-. finer.
".ni' She'll aei.p, YOU write :omo(s,s
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MUturc, NIcs nmn nlcA.lrs. IA

FtY=i. ~-aU i.autuiGn -y3l Dayton. Ma.
~ Eh-.e .r.s ~ Evpalrins >, sve.
itS work '.,i'd io-
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The United States OF Amer
lea for the use and benefit
OF Montague Manufacture
ing Company ...........,
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King Lumber Company and
NN'N'H DCtGndantS
AT Law No. 40?.
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Mu>i,a' ,nH.. ..n..... az
MUSICAL. iNSrRuMENrS--l' iauos. at,sc-
lutCiS good ones. lower prices than resi-
lcncc sellers: costs nothing to call: uso
horscscnsl. Manly a. Ramos. Seventh urur
Frank "N'''
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Auction Sales.

DECEMBER 20. laIa.-'ro be sold a, au..
business Zine D rfonsPT IT, S2 nss GiseT
new city pos; oi,icc. with frontage in rear
On rourth Street. one block from coIrt :
house and two blocks from depot Choicr
s"c,tioh Tor autnmnbile service and supply
station. Apply Il. y. McIntyrc. Warrcutpn
h"',. or y. le:twich Sinclair. washinston,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-13
RAYS NEW PHOTOPLAY HAS POWERFUL THEME.

The new Paramount picture His Own Home Town" starring Charles Ray, is said to be one Of exceptional interest and which affords Mr Ray one of the best roles he has enacted in many months.
 The story deals with the corrupt opeGations of a political ring in a small town and with the efforts oi Jimmy Duncan to rid the city of this degrading incubus. In the develop ment of the story there are many scenes of tremendous interest and Il goes without saying that the drama tic action, in which Mir. Ray figures most conspicuously, is tense and nerve-racking. Both the star and his support have been afforded ample opportunities by Larry Evans, the scenaritoist, for the display of tholI respective talents.
 The picture. which will have its first presentation in this city. at the Coliseum Theatre for tonight ard Wednesday, was produced under the supervision of Thomas H. Ince, which in itself is a sufficient guaraDtet that the usual high standard estab lished by Paramount, is amply main tained.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-13
GREECE WILL REMEMBER LONGEST AID GIVEN
 HER BY RED CROSS

XANTHI, Greece. May l2.-Greece is indebted to the United States for many things, but she probably will remember longest the aid given by the American Red Cross to the 5O,- 900 or more refugees who have been coming back from Bulgaria and Asia Minor over every road and mountain pass. Unable through its own agencies to care for this inn mense number of homeless and des- titute people, the Greek government left the task to America's big relief organization. Rink Alexander. Pre- mier VeneZelos and the Greek gov ernment have already testified their gratitude for this assistance which was made possible through the gen erosity of the American people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-13

under the name of The Triple Cross" As d screen offering, direct ed by R. William Neil under MT. Ince's supervision, it gains weight and interest, depicting the manner in which the plans for d secret ray rifle" are stolen. hidden and finally recovered. after many remarkable and exciting adventures.
 It would be unfair to those who have not seen the picture to expose the final solution Of the puzzle. The story has all the clements of first class mystery trap doors. secret panels, and the like. The denoue- ment is effective and surprising. The riachinations of German plotters are exposed cleverly and the picture can be honestly recommended as a most measurable entertainment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-13
DOROTHY DALTON'S NEWEST PICTURE IS MYSTERY PHOTOPIA AY.

Dorothy Dalton, the beautiful and accomplished young Thomas H. Ince star. will appear in mystery play "The Kaiser's Shadow" at the Coll scum Thursday, and Friday. It is a production that. because of it's time liness and the genuinely thrilling plot, is certain to appeal to every variety of audience.
 Miss Dalton in tho role of French secret service operative has part that fits her personality, as well as her histrionic qualities, to marked degree She is ably supported by Thurston Hall, Edward Secil, Leota Lorraine, Otto Hogman and Charles French.
 The story was originally written for the All Story Weekly by Octavus Ray Cohen and J. '. Giesy as q serial
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-13
SPORTS

BALD ALTO, Cal May 13.-Coach Bob Evans, of the Stanford varsity football team is among those who hold the opinion that Rugby players are handicapped rather than helped by their knowledge of the English game when they come to take up the American intercollegiate sport.
 "Stanford's team next year, sald Evans" will depend upon the way the men in school who have had actual experience in playing the game come out for the team. Although there have been instances where former Rugby players have turned into good American footballers (and no doubt some former Rugby men will be stars on Stanford's Ameri- can teams) the odds are all in favor of the boys who hrve played the Am erican game in high school