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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
COMEDY SHOW AT
 THE COLISEUM AND PLENTY OF LAUGHS

The Coliseum will show a double comedy bill for the last time tonight in the form of Come On In," and Courts sand Cabarets" and Para mount weekly.
 Ernest Tniex, the famous musical comedy comedian who is-cO,star of Shirley Mason In Paramount pie. lures, the first of which. Come On h." a John Emerson-Anlta Loos pro ductiop has had notable artistic career. MT. Truex recently scored a decisive hit in The Very Idea, al the Astor theatre in New York ana he will be remembered here by his capital performance in "The Dummy and "The Good Little Devil"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
DELAYED BY STORM

After being storm bound in Funter Bay for thirty seven hours the Es- tebeth arrived here at 7:30 last night from Sitka. After loading mall and freight the boat left on her run to Skagway at o'clock this morning. being just slightly "A hours behind her schedule. The following passengers left on tue boat for the North: Ed Hall. C.. Ward T. M. McEyoy. J. Leonard. Paddy Brennan, Jack Costello for Jualin: Tom. Lahey. II. w. Frawley. Rev Frawley ano c. o. Tucker for Haines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
SANTA CLAUS IS
 MAKING GOOD TIME
Wa shington. ID. C,

Washington, D. C. Dec. IT. 1919. Children of Gastineau Channel:
 arrived in Washington, D. C., last night and am leaving today for Chica- go. l am looking forward to my visit in Juneau, Alaska on the 29th of De- cember and we will sure have some party at the Palace and then at Elks hall. I want every boy and girl to be there, as I want to shake hands with you all. Don't forget the time and places. Will write to the Elks to- morrow from Chicago. President Wilson sends his regards to all the kiddies in your neighborhood.
 Yours very truly,
 SANTA CLAUS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
HER PRICE" LAST TIME TONIGHT AT PALACE THEATRE

A last opportunity is afforded pie ture patrons tonight at the Palace theatre to see Virginia Pearson in Her Price," graphic Fox plcturiza- ton of the unusual temptation put in the way of an opera aspirant wh } has gone to the big city to prose cute her studies.
 How fame came, but love re- mained aloof, and how the latter fin ally outweighed the former in the estimation of a girl wilfully set on sacrificing everything for success is told in telling sequence in the best vehicle Miss Pearson has had for q long time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
BILLIE BURKE HERE ON THURSDAY
lear Madame:

DCdT MdUHLIe.
 Conceded by press and public to be one of the most talented motion pie ture stars in the country. Billie Burke will be seen in her new Para mount phOto-comedy. "The Make Believe Wife" at our theatre next Thursday and Friday. Miss Burke is among the foremost of screen come. diennes and her portrayal in this ex- cellent production is most delightful;
 Yours sincerely.
 Manager, Coliseum Theatre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
"BLUE BLOOD" TO
 OPEN HERE THURSDAY

A yachting cruise-an accidental
 one-was one of the pleasures that
 overlook the players appearing in Blue Blood," the Selecart drama, to open at the Palace Thursday. In. tending to spend but few hours aboard the craft of a California mil lionaire. storm overlook Howard Hickman and his supporting cast and they were obliged to remain two days. Which goes to prove that there are compensations in the poor screen actors career.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
EATEN eY WOLVES? SPARE US. PLEASE!

How would you like to he devoured by wolres? After listing this remark in It's proper place under the head Of foolish questions. we'll go on 10 say that Robert McKim. or his film coun- ierpart. Caesar I.e Noir. snffers this frightfnl faie in ''The Law Of the North" the latest Paramount picture. nroduced under the supervision of Thomas II. ince. and starring Cnaries Ray. which is being shown at the Coliseum theatre Sunday ana Mon' day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
EVER SEE A JOYOUS JEHU? THIS ONES FULL OF FUN

Not all cabmen are lacking in hu. nor. Now and then one does run across a joyous jehu--one very much on the order of the hack driver who dispenses rare bits of comedy fin Mae Marsh's latest Goldwyn Picture. "Thc Glorious Adventure" from the story by Edith Barnard Delano. which cnnes to the Palace theatre Saturday and Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
WILL SAIL FOR SOUTH

The Princess Mary arrived here from the south last night and is scheduled to leave here again for Vancouver tomorrow morning at o'clock. The boat will carry full passenger list south from Juneau and other Alaska points.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
CHARMING SCENES lN LILA LEES PICTURE

There is one charming scene in "The Cruise of the Make-Believes," the first Paramount picture starring Lila Lee, where tho little heroine,
 Bessie Meggison, and Gilbert Byheid. the young g-man.next-door. go forth to a 5O.cent table d'hOte dinner. This charming feature will pa shown at the Coliseum Saturday night only
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
VINCENT IS FINED

Paul Vincent, who was found guilty in the United States Commissioners Court for having in his possession eight gallons of whisky, was fined $250 by Judge N. l.. Burton yeaterdiy afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17

See the Gift, Shop Department at 5harick's before you make your gift selections. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17

We never sleep. Ready to serve you any hour of the day or night Alaska Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17

MASQUERADE SUITS --- Ready made or made to order. See Mrs. Schwarzenberg. Douglas. Phone lS:
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17

Buy Christmas Gift Certificate for any amount at simpson X Wright, the jewellers. adV.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17
Attractions at TheaterS
PAlACE-Last time tonight to see Virginia Pearson in "Her Price, Christie comedy and kinograms and vital news.

COLisEUM-Great comedy and com edy-drama for the last time tonight, showing "come On h." in which two new stars make their appear ance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17

.rHE GLORIOUS AuvEMrURE" The Saturday play at tho Palace vill be "Ths Glorious Adventure starring Mae Marsh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17

Having troubles with your diges- ton? Try the Alaska Crill-adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-17

Snow shovels at Young's. adv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22

zem zdziwienie wywoSafo tn are
sztowanie urzednika banHowego
R. Deicken. Pan ten jest oskarzo-
ny o zabranie z banku q tysiecy
dolarom. Pieniadze zabrane mial
puscic W towarzystwie danny P
Conner, kt6ra bysa telefonistks.
.Zdziwienie jest tenn w1eksze,
gdyz urzednik ow byl znany z ucz
cfwosci W SVEN zyciu. Wodzil on
rel W ko4ach towarzyskich. Prey
puszczaja wiec, re kobieta wyko-
Leila jego zycie. Pc poznaniu bo'
WIEN panny Conner, urzednik ow
zakupiI wspanialy autornobil
poczal zyc ma wieNka skale. Gdy
zauwazono brak pieniedzy, ma
aresztowano rozbawio,
na pare. WypusDozono ich atol'
ma wolnosc, po zSozeniu Poreki So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22

dziei. Nabolehstwa odbywa}y sic W
nastepujacym porzadku: we wtoreK
Msze sw., 2 wystawieniem NajSw.
Sacramento, odprawil o godzinie
Sci rano, X. j. Pajkowski. Sumo o
godzinie loci rano, odprawil x. Jan
R~obakowski, z Poznania, Ill. Kaza-
ME wyglosil X. Antoni Socha. Me
szpory o godzinie 7:20. wieczorem,
celebrowal X. Jan Grembowicz, W
asystencyi X. Edmunda Sonnenfel-
da jake dyakona i x. Kazimierza Pr
janowskiego jake subdyakona. Sao-
wo Boze wyglosil x. Franciszek Ku-
linski. We srode: pierwsza Msze
Sw., 0 godzinie sci rano ola pracu-
jacych odprawil X. J. Pajkowski. Dru
"a Ms1e Sw. o godzinie Sci odprawil
Y. Teofil Kendziora. Sumo o godsI-
ME loci, odprawil X. Franciszek
Kulihski, a kazanie wyglosii X. Bal
Ger. Nieszpory o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem celebrowai X. Szudzihski W
~asystencyi Y. Tadeusza Nowaka ia
ko dyakona l x. Antoniego Sochy
iak osubdyG-ona. Kazanie wypow1e-
dial X. Szczepan Bubacz. w czwar-
TEX: pterwsza sMDe sw., odprawit
X. J. Pajkowski, druga \. Karol
Chodniewicz, 2 La Sale, III. Sumo
odprawil x. Ignacy Renklewski, a
kazanie wyglosii X. Jak6b Strzycki.
Nieszpory ma z~akohczenie celebroWai
X. J6zef Kruszka, " asystencyf X.
Leona Sychowskiego jake dyakona
i X. Boleslawa Kasprzyckiego jake
subdyakona. Kazanie wypowiedzia'
x Franciszek Tyrcha. 2 pozamie]-
scowych obecni byli nastepujacy ka-
Mani: X. Pralat Stanislaw Nawroc-
XII X, Franciszek Wo1talewicz, X,
Konsultor Ludwik G~rudzinski, X.
Kazimierz Gronkowski, X. Edward
Kowalewski. KazimierZ Siomihskt,
Y stanis}aw ChOlewihski. Y. Teodor
Langfort, X .Waclaw Warakomskt,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22
Z Kensington, Ill.
Z Parafii BlOg. Salomei.

Doroczne czterdziesto-godzinne
n~abozesntwo koscie,e p. W. Biogo-
s~iawionej Salomei, PREY 11S-ej i In
diana ave-, W Kensington, ILL.,, PREY
ktorym proboszczem jest Y. J6zef
P~ajkowski, odbylo sic z n~iezwykla
okazaioscia we lwtorek, Srode
czwartek, IS, 10, i 20go listopada
b. r. Ia dnia podczas wystawienia
Monstrancyi szeregi ludu z~wiedzaiy
koSciol. Wieczorne nabozehstwa
sciagaly przewaznie reese robotni-
kow zajetych praca W czasie dina.
Pfekny oltarz miesEczacy Natsw. Sa-
krament tonai W kwiatach zywych
/ plona1 odblaskiem setek Swiec po-
ustawianych, systematycznie " kan
delabrach i l~ichtarzach. Dekoracya
oltarza byla dzielem miejscowych
SIS. Nauczycielek. To tez W bioSiej
modlitwie unosila sic dusza wier-
nego ludu do Boga. Powazne pie
mia ludu towarzyszacego procesyi z
Najsw. Sakramentem, rozplywaly sic
W odglosie odbijajacym sic o stropy
niebianskie. Ch6ra;ne Spiewy pod
kierownictwem organisty p. Zi6}ko-
wskiego, wymownie swiadczyly o u
miejetnoSci muzykalnej wykonaw--
COW. Nostr6j powazny, korzysci du-
chowe niezapomniane Ii tego zacne-
go ludu wiernego. NaibozenStwa So
lenne odbywaIy sic c~odziennie, a do
pomocy mieiscowym ksiezom przybyi
liczny zamiejscowy kler. Wszyst--
kich go$cinnie i Pc staropoisku
przyimowa4 gospodarz, proboszcz
X. J6zef Pajkowski. Kazania gloszo-
ne we wszystkie try dni czterdzie-
stogodzinnego nabozeGstwa, znalaziy
oddzwiek W sercach wiernych sfucha
czy rozkoszujacych sic W Sfowie Bo-
lem, opowiadanem przez kazno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22
S4abe Pfuca?
Hojna Pr6hna 0ferta EurOpeJskiego Do
n~konafexO Lekarstwa. MOGe bye usyte
ma nasz9 odpowiedHialnos&.

AOtD2 frObp2 OfertA
sk0naieEO Lekarstwa. MoEe bye us3te
ma naSz9 odp owiedEialnose.
w caych Stanach Ztednocsonych. "
1akimkolwiek klimac!e tego kraiu -
1najduja sic osoby ktore mowia- 70
SANoSIN, wieiki Europejski wyna!a-
rex ma leczeuie suohot pfucnych ! IN
nych nispczace pluca b~rohchialne emo
rOby, przyniOsto i'm woZ poiep-
szenie; Be one Iszy kaszel. iagodzt Dol.
przynosi ywc sen. usuwa income po-
ty / dodaje apetytu. Sinwny DR.. E'ssers
4 A~msteTdamu, W Hollardy! mowi: -
-Jestto moraInyn obowia5k lem uozy-
mic SANOSIN nanym calej lud1Kosci'.
wielu innyai znahych lekarzy prIy-
rodnfkow, pomiedZy niemt DR.. noel y
Pan Camille Jonas z Brukselli W bel
ER, ohwalM SANOSIE przytacza1ao
lego dobre wlasDosci. SANOSlN uSywa
sie nto jak drogerye ale 10 Wa1ac
wyEotnie W domu pod sekretem 1ezeli
ohcec!e. SANOSIN ME posiada arkot
k6w - xGdnyoh nisDcEacych drogeryl.
zadnyoh s9kodltwych ~substancyi. Moze
byc utyte przez nafdelik atniejszych bez
nj Sbezpfeozenstwa- PrzyslJcie zaraz po
posy }rna darmo KSIAZECZKE l pre-
nIytajcie jak SANOSIN eylo ~starannie
zbadane prIez jedna z najWie&szych
medy czny Oh Stowarzyszen W swiecie'
zAnim byio uzywane W Stanach Zjedn.
Bedziecie zadziwleni prZecZytawszy
o nIezw yklych rc1ultataoh otrzyma-
INCH, | co movie 0 SANOS1N. Takze
uoies1yce sic jak sic dowiecie tak lat
Wo mozeoie dostac 1 uzyc to wysoko po-
lecone SANOSIN i ~sprobowac go ma. ma
Sze ryzyko. Plszcie dzisiaj Pc to inte-
r~esutsca kriaake wysyian9 darmo Z
vcszystetemi szczeEoiami. Adres: SANo-
SIN 53I c. Unity Bldg, Chicago.
POKA1cIE TO KAzDtMU clERPiAcfMU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22
Z. Franciszek Wojciechowski

x. Franciszek Wojciechowski, \.
Franciszek KarTbsz, X. Karol Mar
cinkiewicz, ". Deadrega, X. j. lie
lezinski, X. Kedziora, X. Jan Meci-
kowski, X Wincenty Nowakowski,
X, Jan Stoihski, X. S. C2apelski, x
]. KoMowski, X. Pippenkoter, X,
Wojciech Janiszewski, X. Franco
seek Walczak, X. Jan Peterson, 4
s. Mszanowski, x Edw. Sehuster'
x. Stanisiaw Korale wski, x. j. KID
kulski, x. Rajmund Applet, X. Sta
nislaw Chylia, X. Felix's Kachno-
wski, x. Alojzy soezerkowski in
nj. Sfowem uroczystost czterdziesto,
godzinnego nabozenstwa odbyfa Sig
im~ponujaco.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22

dial jak suche maja gardia Ame-
rykanie. Amerykahscy handlarze
wiedzac, re ME moga dostac tn
napojow wyshokowych, staraja
SIC W dowcipny spos6b obejSc
.prawo. Wyjezdzaja oni Ia okrecie
poza try mimlowa graniea, gdzie
NIGGA do wolf gasic swe pragnie-
mia. Okret LA France" otwiera
sw6j salon zaraz Pc przekrocze-
niu granicy, i robi Swietny inte--
res. Rimmbert oblicza swoj do
|ch6d tego roku ma $4,000 i spo-
dziewa sic, re pc oSmiu latach u
sunie sic do zycia spokojnego..
WYGRALA PROCES.
New York, %. listopada. NJ.
Pickford, slawna aktorka wczoraj
wygrata process, wytoczony jej
'przez pania C. c. Whitening. PM
Whitening utrzymywaIa, &c uzy-
skaAa kontrakt ola aktorki z kor-
poracya Famous Players" Z PEN
sya ma 81 .OSO. 900, "a co miala O.
trzy1naG 10 procent komisowcgo.
w pierwszyTn przesiuchaniu Wy
graia Widening, lecz aktorka ME
dala "a wygrane. Pc wysEuchaniu
wywod6w, sad apelacyjny przy-
zna1 siusznoSc aktorce.
ZNALEZIENIE GALA Bill
LY' DANSEY.
Hampton, N. J., %. listopada.-
Znalezio tn ciafo chiopca, imie--
MEM Billy" Dansey. Kilka ty--
godni tenu ch}opiec 6w zginal
bez wieSci. Wsze1kie poszukiwa-
ma okaza}y sic bezskuteczne. Do
.piero dzisiaj, przypadkowo my
Sliwy, polujacy W tel okolicy zna-
lazl w moczarze ciaSo zaginione--
so chlopca. zdaniem ogladacza
zwtok, chlopiec Dosta{ zamordo-
wany. Cia4o chaopca bylo magic, a
czeSci ubrania znaleziono W po--
blizu Przypuszcaja, re jacyS lu-
die wykradli chiopca, w c%zasie,
gdy sic bawil W ogrodzie sasiada.
Przeszukano n~atychmiast GAIA O.
holice, ale daremno. DO chlopca
nfe znaleziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22

|tysiecy dolarow. Ojciec owego
urzednika zmari diva lata temu
matba jednak zyje. Ably wydostat
syna ma wolnoSc, sprzedala ona
Isw6j majatek.
IOPIEKA MAD
Washington, %. listopada. -
IOdbyla sic tu konferencya, maja-
ca ma celu zdrowie &obiet, pracu-
Ijacych 20 fabrykach. Bylo juz II
Ichwalone w Bernie, by zniesc pra
Ice nocna kobiet, jake przeciwna
zdrowiu i lie wp}ywajaca ma przy
lszte pokolenia. Obecna uchwaia
lizzie dalej i zada, ably nawet "a
Ibronio piracy nocnej kobiet W Ia
lkich miejscach, gdzie liczba Nh
ME przenosi dziesieciu. Ogromny
nacisk kiadzie uchwa&a owa ma to
by pod zadnym warrirkiem, zad-
mel kompanii ME robiono pod
tym wzgledem wyjatkow.
KRAJOWE
WYDANIE OKRETU.
New York, %. listopada. -
Wydzial okretowy Stanow lie,
dnoczonych wczoraj zwrocii bry-
tyjskiemu ministeryum okret I'm,
perator:A Przyjecie edbyAo sic
przez generalnego dyrektora mi
nisterytrrn E. M. Raeburn'a. Spo,
dziewaja sic, re okret wyjedzit
do Angiii w nastepnych 10 dniach
gdzie bedzie wsluzbie towarzy-
silva okretowego ,;Cunard."
WYBUCH w
Newcastle, Penn, %. listopada
= Wybuch W prochowni Grassel
zabif dwoch mezczyzn, znis1czyI
duzo wiasnoSc, oraz PozrywaI
tclefoniczne i telegraficZne pok9-
czenia-
PocIESZAJAcA W1ADO-
Nose.
Denver, Colo, %. listopada. -
Focieszajaca wiadomoSt otrzymr
jenny Z Denjer, re drugi strajS
weglowy zostal tam zazegnany
Okoto siedmiu tysiecy robotni'
kow w Nopsiniach tamtejszycf
miaAo zawiesic prace. Tymczaseu
ludnoSc otrzymah wiadomosc, z,
strajkujacy wrscaja do piracy
Troche wieej wegla dostaniemy
teraz, ably tytko jak najpredzej
inne kopalnie ruszyiy.
Youngstown, o., %. listopada
= Jedna z najwiekszych staloE-
nj W Mahoning i Shenango, Unit
szona bedzie zawiesiG roboty
wskutek braku wegla. Dyrektor
opalu Murray, lekajac sic, re lud'
uoSci braknie wegla, wydal naka7
~zamkniecia stalowni. Wiele ludz:
~zostanie bez piracy i to niewiado,
mo ma jak dtrgi czas.
Rad WYSYLA WOJSKO.
Seattle, Wash, 20. istopada.-
Rad wysiai straz wojshowa Z
Takoma do Bayne, Wash, ably
dac opie&e gornikom chcacym
pow6cic do piracy. Jestto jedna z
wiekszych kopalni, kt6ra ma roz-
IpoczaG prace.
oBEJSCIE PRAWA.
New York, %. listopada. - F,
Rimbert, sprbedawacz napojow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22

Poes1ku1e1 pfaeyi CHytAj pflnis
oeioe1enis pod rutryka pPRACA" m
szpAltach DzIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22

Polski poiityk, csy wiekszy ezy mnieJ
sly n obowiazek poczJtywac sobic
powinien stale reklamowac naro5o'
wdee nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-22
TELE6RAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie IA strongly 2

ciu u panStwa r. Wanamsker.
Dzisiaj ksiaze konczy sws why
ts do Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Wy
jcdzie z powrotem do Haiifax~a a
okrecie ,Renown". Wywozi on
garSG mifych wspomnieh Z Anne
ryh. Pobyt ksiecia przyczyni sic
do zacieSaienia s~erdecznych sto-
sunk6w miedzy obu panStwami.
Narod angielsbi jest wdzieczny
Wiekiej Republice, "a uczczenle
jego naStepcy trouu.
BANKOWEGO.
Springfield. Ill, 20. listopada.-
norOrnne zaintereSoWanie a Zara-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-26
Big Athol Fair.

The big Athol fair, Labor day and
the day after, Sept. l and >, promises
TO be the biggest and best two day
fair in New England. A big govern
ment airship makes all the manouvers
in high air that an eagle ever dared
TO attempt. $4,000 match race between
Baron Alta and Ben Earl, winner to
take all. Six open classes in which
more than 40 high class racers are en-
tered, with local race for local horses
owners to drive, and running race
thrown in for good measure. Largest
exhibit of cattle, sheep and swine ever
on the grounds. Largest hall exhibit in
all the departments. Best vaudeville
talent right from the Keith Circuit. Tive
big bands of music, 40 men each A
great big round of pleasure from early
morn till shutdown. Athol fair is the
big fair. Athol fair delivers the goods
The largest crowd of people ever seer
on the grounds is freely predicted, La
Dor day and the day after-the bis
fair at Athol, Mass.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-26
I oday' Events

The first annual meeting of the Confer
ence of commissioners on Uniformity OF
Laws Throughout Canada will open to-
day at Winnipeg.
Lieut.. Gov. Lee NJ. Russell and Lieut.
Oscar G. Johnston will contest for the
Democratic. nomination for governor IN
the run-of primary in Mississippi today
The repeal of the war tax on jewelry
will be urged by the American Nationa
Retail Jewellers association, meeting il
annual convention today at Chicago.
Today is the centenary of the birth o.
Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
husband of the late Queen Victoria ant
grandfather of the present British soy
ereign.
A special election is to be held in Spo
kane today to decide a proposal for
general increase in wages of all city EN-
ployes, including As per cent advanc,
for the fremen and policemen
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-26
AREAL HAIR SAVER
Found at Last. Partisan Sage Shows
Results in Three Days.

If you are rapidly losing your hair
and fear badness, w. f. Root wants
you to try Partisan sage at their risk.
1t will quickly stop the excessive loss
of hair and make your hair and scalp
look and feel 100 per cent better or
money refunded.
Hundreds of men and Women have
written telling of. the wonderful re-
suits obtained by using Partisan sAae.
People who were getting bald say they
now glory in their beautiful hair.
Others who have had dandruff for
years and the head itched like mad
say they had clean, healthy scalp
after just few applications of this
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No matter whether bothered with
falling hair, gray hair, stringy, dull
brittle, oily hair dandruff of itching
scalp, try Partisan sage today on this
money back offer. A large bottle is
inexpensive at drug stores everywhere
and if your hair is worth saving Paris
ian sage is surely worth trying-Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-26
TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1919.
STATE HIGHWAY TAX.

Some interesting facts are discovered
in the table giving the grand list,
amount of the state school and highway
taxes, the mileage of highway in each
town of Windham county and the
amount of the highway apportionmcut
to each town published elsewhere in
this issue. AS generally understood,
the highway tax of five cents on a dol
lar is assessed upon the grandlist of
each town and the whole fund paid in
to the state treasury is apportioned to
the different towns on the proportion
the total highway mileage of the town
bears to the total mileage of the state.
The first thing noted is that the
county will pay state highway tax
this year of $1l,3SS.4l and under the
apportionment will receive $4,000 10
from the state. a gain of $l,2lS.72 in
the whole county. This is because the
grand list for the whole county is 1921
766.9s and the total highway mileage is
| AS miles. This indicates a larger
mileage of highways than other eoun-
ties in the state.
Only two towns in the county, Brat
tleboro and Rockingham, pay more to
the state than they get back. Brat
tleboro has the largest grand list and
the largest road mileage of any town in
the county. It's grand list is 1862
Is and its road mileage o. 1t pays in.
to the state treasury little more
than five times as much as it gets
back. Nottingham with the next high,
est mileage, 81 miles, has a grand lis.
of only $4,946.26 and it gets back
about three and a half as much road
money as it pays into the state treas
ury. The difficulty of Nottingham Z
maintaining 81 miles of highway on {
grand list of only $4,946.26 is evident
and this state law is intended to equal
ize the burden of highway maintenance;
between the towns of the state.
The smallest grand list in any tow
in the county is in Brookline, 1881:
and it has a road mileage of 10. Blu
despite its small mileage it gets from
the state a little over four times a
much road money as it pays.
Somerset, famous because it has blu
one legal voter and citizen, has a roa'
mileage of 10, but its grand list is 81,
63l.9S and it gets from the state treas
ury only 1892 more than it pays.
Thee figures illustrate the extent tn
states helps its poorer towns in main
tanning highways. 1t also emphasize
the necessity of uniformity in apprais
ing the taxable property in the town
and more state authority in the expend
iture of highway money in the variou
towns.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-26
In the Days News.

Sir James Atkins, who will preside over
the annual meeting of the Canadian Bar
association to be held in Winnipeg this
week, is the present lieutenant governor
of Manitoba and one of the eminent le-
gal lights of the dominion. He is ma
tive of Ontario, was educated at Toronto
university and studied law. From 1879 to
1896 he was counsel for the justice depart
ment. In 1900 he was appointed counsel
for the Manitoba government His pri
vate practice with corporations and with
banks has been large, and to this was
added the duties and rewards of being
solicitor of the Canadian Pacific railway
in Winnipeg. In 1916 he was appointed
acknowledgement of the province, al
Office which had been held by his father
the Hon. James Cox Atkins, in 1882.