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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
WASHINGTON WOODS
 ARE SHOWN IN COMING FEATURE

The citizens of Hoquiam, Wash ington, were recently startled with
 the arrival of an aggregation which
 had all the earmarks of circus,
 but which was merely George Beban and his company under the direction of Donald Crisp who were going to the Paramount Lumber camp to film some scenes for Jules of the Strong Heart" which is to be shown at the Coliseum Theatre Sunday.
 A full force of men for the erection of a complete studio in the moun- tains. was sent from the Hollywood studio to the Washington woods. Two baggage cars of furniture, a com plete lighting plant, and when the company arrived they built their
 scenery, manufactured furniture, etc
 The studio was so substantially con
 structed in the woods that the com
 panies from the Los Angeles studio
 may use is at any time in the future
 Mr Beban took a company of nearly
 fifty plays in addition to the force
 of carpenters, electricians, property
 men and the like. The company
 camped in the woods and were ab
 sent for nearly a month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
"LOVE LETTERS"
 BY DOROTHY DALTON AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

With another chapter of 'The Railroad Raiders" by Helen Holmes a comedy to open the show and Dor othy Dalton in Love Letters," the Coliseum for tonight presents an in teresting bill.
 Thomas H. Ince, the noted direc tor of motion pictures, has person ally supervised the directing of Dorothy Dalton's latest Paramount production, Love Letters," which was written for her by Shannon Fife and which has a cast of unusual ex cellence, including William Conklill and Thurston Hall. The story treats an old theme in new and novel manner-that of a woman obliged to fight to keep her husbands conf dence, who sacrifices all to obtain some old love letters she had indis cretely sent to faithless suitor in her girlhood days. There are several unexpected situations that leave the beholder in breathless interest wait ing the denouement, which comes al last in a highly satisfactory climax bringing the heroine in safety back to the arms of her husband.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
JEWEL CARMEN INTERPRETS
 BIG ROLE IN HER NEW PLAY

A remarkable combination of star and story and characterization are brought together in the new photo play, The Girl with the Champagne Eyes," that William Fox has made and in which Jewel Carmen is the leading figure. It is startling in the boldness of the theme and the clever way in which it is handled.
 This picture will be shown at the Palace Theatre Friday and Saturday
 The heroine is a thief, but a tre nendous and soul-stirring explana jon is made for the reason she has become one.
 But the tenseness is made infinitely greater by reason of her allowing an innocent man to be convicted of a crime she commits. Later she aids n his escape from prison and then falls in love with him. Here is a situation that is powerful. This girl has, through her own crime, wrecked one whom she was destined to love more than all others. Naturally she is spurned by him. Naturally he fears and dreads her very presence. And yet together with the only other be ing for whom she has any attach ment, an elderly man who has ia thered her, they are all fugitives from the law and seek seclusion in the icebound North among the rough est and most dissolute of men.
 Through all this, the remarkable woman who has stolen with her hands to keep her body unsullied. has kept her capacity to love pure.
 Here is a photoplay that is vivid and striking and that pulls the heart strings We see the beautiful Jewel Carmen in role that is worthy ot her beauty and her talents. We find her receiving solace in the children of a father who has been killed be cause one dissolute man dared to in terfere with another wretched crea ture who sought her love. She wins in the end the love of the man whom she first had injured and then later blessed with her devotion.
 What Jewel Carmen has demon strated in her interpretation of this role is that she has kept spark in her heart that was clean and love ly and that was capable of being awakened and made possible her re demption from any sort of misdoing. once it had been awakened to bright ness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
LETTER RECEIVED FROM COMMANDER ABOUT
 DISCHARGE SOLDIERS
Gov Riggs Receives Advices Con corning His Request for the Early Discharge
 of Alaskans.

Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., has re ceived the following telegram from the Commander of the General West ern Department of the Army, dated Feb. 26th., in response to his re- quest that Alaska soldiers be dis charged as soon as possible.
 "The following order was mailed January 18th. to commandants of all military posts in Alaska: Effect dis charge under current general instruc tions of all drafted men now in nili tary organizations in Alaska who are eligible for discharge under pro visions circulars 77 and 1S6, w. D., 1918. and circular six w. D., 1919 provided their services can be spared, and travel from present sta. tion practicable Letter should reach commanding officer Ft. Gibbon by March 1st."
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
FATE OF COAL BILL BEFORE CONGRESS
 INTERESTS CORONA

"The people of Cordova are great ly interested in the fate of the meas ure extending to the people of Alas ka the benefits of the bill providing for the sale or leasing of coal lands" said Representative H. A. Slater, who arrived from Cordova this morning, and who is at the Gastineau Hotel.
 The money has been raised for the development of Bering coal fields, and work is actually in progress" continued Mir Slater. If the bill ex- tending the benefits of this legisla- tion are extended to Alaska, we will have a railroad from Cordova to the Boring coal fields in short time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
WARNS THE HOUSE OF A RISING TIDE
 OF PROTEST ON TAXES


 WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Repre- sentative Fordney, ranking Repub- lican on ways and means commit tee. warned the House Friday of rising wave of protest throughout the country against proposed con- tinuation of vast war time expend- itures and resultant tax burdens. On Dec. 31, 1918. he stated. out standing obligations of the Govern ment amounted $21,000.000, in terest on which is estimated at 1,0OO,00O,000 annually. He pre- diets that in the very near future another revenue bill in addition to the present one will be necessary. He declared the big outlay asked for the navy is not justified at this time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
CAPTAIN NESS NOW
 OPERATING A BOAT
 IN BERING SEA
He Is Well Known Here; Cannnery Crews Are Getting Busy for Season in Hawk
 Inlet.


 Capt John Ness, formerly of Hawk Inlet now master of the gas boat Warrior" owned by the Pacific American Fisheries Co, is operating in Boring Sea for the P A. T. Go. This company owns the King Cove and Port Walter canneries; also Ex cursion Inlet.
 George Franklin, former postmaster of Hawk inlet, is temporarily located in the city. MT. Franklin says be fore he left a large fishing crew ar rived at Hawk Inlet on the City of Seattle.
 The crew expects to work for the T. r Harrison Company. This com pany's pack has averaged high.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
A GOOD SHOW
 SAYS SPICkETT AND HE KNOWS

Tell them that tonight is the last time to see a good show" said Man
 ager John Spickett last evening in re
 ferring to his bill which includes Mary Anderson with Alfred Whitman in ''The Flaming Omen," Pathe News, and a comedy. "A Four Cor ner Triangle" Continuing he said You never hear me say that I have a Food show, unless have. Both features to be shown tonight are Q
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
RECENT ARRIVALS WHO
 ARE AT OCCIDENTAL

Recent arrivals registered at the Occidental hotel are James P. Daly and James J. Began, of Nome. who have taken apartments for the ses- sion of the Legislature; Samuel Nixon, Fred Wicklund and R. E. Emery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
SPORTS

MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Unless an increase in salary is granted him Fred Mollwitz, first baseman with
 the Pittsburgh Nationals, will not play with the Pirates this season Moll
 witz, whose home is in Milwaukee
 returned the contract to President
 Barney Dreyfuss. Mollwitz said the
 terms offered him called for the
 same salary he received as a utility
 player with the Chicago Nationals. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-Jack Hen dricks, manager of the Indianapolis
 Club, has mailed contracts to twenty four players As some of them still are in the military service, it will be some time before he will have a line on the available talent. The name of the players on the roster are: Leary and Covington, first base; Yerkes and Gill, second base; Derrick and Crane, shortstop; {; Hendrickson, Butcher, Williams and Zwilling, outfielders; Gossell, Shang and Henline, catchers; Dawson, Fal-  kenburg, Rogge, Dale, Cayet, Crum, Loester, Voyles, Shackelford and Con zelman, pitchers.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky.-7Billy Neal, the general manager of the Louisville Club of the American Association, has mailed contracts to eighteen of the players, or two more than he will be permitted to retain under the sixteen player limit adopted in this circuit.
 The eighteen men to whom con tracts went arc: Gathers, Clemens, Crossin, Meyer and Kooher; pitchers, Stroud, Luquez, Friday, Beebe, Hum pheries. Boardman and Tyson; field CTS. Roach Mccarthy, Kirke, kores, and Leliyelt; outfielders, Bescher and Hendryx.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
THE ATRE ATTRA TONS General News of Local Theatres, Screen Star.
 and Features

little out of the ordinary, but the ac- tion is excellent, the photography is first class and the details arranged with the greatest care for securing the greatest dramatic effect. The comedy is on the refined order"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
Attractions Tonight

LISEUM-Dorothy Dalton in "Love Letters" another chapter by Helen Holmes and comedy to open the show.
 PALACE-Last time to see Mary An derson and Alfred Whitman in "The Flaming Omen," and com edy and Pathe News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
NEEDS MORE MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The New York Central is said to be contem- plating early entrance into the money market with about $S,00O,- 900 equipment notes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
BUYS AMERICAN PINE.

NEW YORK, Feb 27. The Southern Pine Association of New Orleans says orders for 3,500,000 feet of lumber have been received from the Italian government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27

comedy Shube really dazzling rainbow of motion spirit GiP  Enghoh, quite and both and 
  chiefly young ris sublt bendeda brand cocktail of
  Miss Dale IIassel
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27
Don't Miss It-What? :?

THE BEST THING YOU CAN ENJOY; a clear con- science, not only towards men but also towards God. One of the greatest men that ever lived said: Herein do exercise myself, to have AL WAYS a conscience void of offense toward God, and to- ward men" This is ONLY POSSIBLE by having our sins "blotted out" by the precious blood of Jesus Christ who died to set us FREE FROM SIN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27

Give us your next oreer for trals. fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-27

Resaausrters tor LAdysmith coal yuneau Transf. G.. phone 70.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26
@as 1T Amerifa.
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BON 5000 bis 5000 gerufs. Spiclan
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bis gum am6lften); bcnn i'll feinen
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26
seitamente.

en- icincn, au 26. Si,li 1917 per
tofleu ,,no Surd Sermarn g. ysaca
I'm uub Tbil. Moth beSci,gten SeIta-
mcute, pcrutad,t Der an Is. al'au't
in Mprriirn pcrltorbenc @'l'tan
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Slime, GILBERT Spaete, Manoa Snd'
mann, @ultap Spactc IT., Si55lc
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aieblne fir nie 3ailer ibres Sebens.
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&inbcr ocs G6epaores:. &cnriette
Colt, ,0crnlann 8ieie, 6reo @ieie,
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pen unb SiIlp Sibler je $50 crboltcl
nnb Der Heit bcs Hadloiics oil Der
Sobn SSnl. @iele iibergeben. 5rai
Caroline 8icic miro nls Seltameilts
goIIitredcrin beItimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

piIIem Sinne. &bgeieben bon ibrer
2ebrbcinanis, cmpfinben Die eriterer
es ais lire Yflidt, Der @elebriamtett
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ais in Mmerita.

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felt als Die Ginfiibrung Der io5ialeu
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itreit oes 9ebens Ieiiten f0nnen. Ges.
balb folIte bic Gefellidaft Die iid bern
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% srofe 2ofumotipen.

Die Miiiouri Yacifie hat % rlene
unb pieI srobcrc 2ofomotipen anee'
idnift. meId)e ct1pa 500 Sonncn mebr
6rodt sicbcn fSnnell, als bic &c.
luObnlifen. Cine bieicr arpBcn 2ofo'
mctipen fam bier bieier Gage o,lrd
linS 500 101 Cars.
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gleidcn iudycn. Nod miiien mir nid)t
reht, mie Ole llnaleidbciten, Die lid
aus 8ererbung bon g~igentlun, De-
ldGft oocr SamilieneinfluB crgeben,
az tprrisieren limo. Sntmerbin miro
Gin SpItem Der offentliden Graieb.
una, bas jcoem bis 5ur Spite tplten'
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bcn ainocrn Der llnbemittelten Die
3usGnee 81 elmer beiieren 2ebensbale
tmng al er6iineu. Su bieier 8eiie
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Sdiiler bralld)t m1brene Der Sdul.
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fern BON Ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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boten our6 Die @erfitdtten nlb Sa'
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erflGrrng fir ben suberiidtIider
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26
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