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Evening journal., 1920-05-26

TR. MURRAY, the famous
skin specialist, says; "On
~ no account trim the cutiele
with scissors. This leaves a raw
edge, which will give rise to hang
nails, and often makes the rim Of
flesh about the nail become sore and
sxollen-"
For years everyone wanted some
better way to take care Of the cutiele,
something more successful than cut
ting.
Then, to meet this need for harm
less outicle remover the Cutex for
mula was prepared.
Cutex completely does away with
cuticle cutting or trimming. 1t makes
it possible for you to keep your euti-
Gle smooth and firm, your nails shape
" and attractive.
In the Cutex package you will find
Evening journal., 1920-05-26

Nan this eoupon with two dimes today TO Norttam
Warren ia West 18th Street, New York City
Evening journal., 1920-05-26
TO RtjIID SItICE.

County engineer was Instructed by
the Levy Copurt yesterday 10 prepare
plans and advertise FOR bids for a
sluice way TO drain the red Lion
marshland r. NJ. Mendenhall and
William oulgiey, who represented
the adjacent property owners. assured
the court that they are ready to CO.
operate.
Evening journal., 1920-05-26
TNNO MORE ION ARMY,

TWO applications were accepted at
ihe local recruiting station. S3i Mar
ket street. yesterday, Thomas H.
Butron enlisted with the 2oSth Aero
squadron and John r. Shebelski Sc
lectcd the Seventeenth Infantry
Evening journal., 1920-05-26
How to have a quick, perfect manicure
Cutting the ssaUea ragged edse-mGkSs hG"gHGk
edge-makeS hangnails

when the cuticIe has been mutilated
and broken by cutting, Cutexrestores
the firm, smooth outline at the base
Of the nail. Notice how quickly ie
gives your nails the shapeliness that
everyone admires.
Cutex, the cuticle remover, comes
in 3sc and 6sc bottles Cutex Nail
White, Cold Cream and Nail Polish,
in cake, paste, powder, liquid or
stick form are also each 3sc-
Six Manicures for 20 Cents.
For twenty cents we viii send
you the Cutex Introductory Mani
cure Set, not as large asour standard
set but containing enough OF the
Cutex preparations for at least SIX
complete nanieures. Use the coupon
below. Address Northam Warren,
ia West 18th Street, New York
City.
Evening journal., 1920-05-26

an orange stick and absorbent cot
ton. Wrap a little cotton around the
end Of the stick and dip it into the
Cutex bottle. Work the stick around
the base of the nail, gently pushing
back the cuticle. Almost at once
you will find that you can wipe off
the dead surplus skin. Wash the
hands, pushing back the cuticle with
a towel.
A touch Of Cutex Nail White un-
derneath the nails removes all dis
coloratons and leaves them with
snowy-white tips.
Finish your manicure with Cutex
Nail Polish. For an especially lasting
polish, use Cutex Paste Polish first,
then the Cutex Cakeor Powder Polish.
After a few applications a Cutex
manicure makes any hand look
shapely and symmetrical. Even
Evening journal., 1920-05-26

became very rough and
scaly and I was ashamed
to appear IN public. This
causedmuch suffering and
the blotchcs itched and
burned very much. and at
times the pain became so
intense ! could not sleep.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
CHANGE TO PAY

"As Gar as ] am concerned, win neither cat nor sleep. if ncoea my, to rivc tax payers an opportunity io pay holr city ,axcs before ,hoy bo- come delinquent ou Che last day of
 hs month" is Che way city Clerk h. w. KHburu expressed hts desire to get Che tax money due to Che city collected
 so chat those working or other wise busy daytime. City Clerk K1- burn win have his Front street ooico open for Che collection of axc. four days next week. from { Go s o'clock. Tho evenings that it win bo open win be Monday Tuesday Wednes- day and Thursday
 Tho only way Go get Che benefit of Che rebate and to escape Che interest for delinquency In tho payment Of city taxos ls Go visit Mr. Klburn bee fore Che end ot Che month and pay mp.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
NOT TRUE BILL
 BY GRAND JURY
Robert w Horn Exonemted in the Shooting of-Felece Galayan
 Here Last Week

Bober. w. Horn. who shot and Killed Fclcoo Ga.ayan. a Mexican. on Che Douglas bench last Thursday night wos ou Tuesday released from custody after Che grand jury n Ju. noau returned a not true bu against him.
 Immediately after Che shooting m which CaIayau was shot twice with shotgun Horn gayo himself up To Deputy United states Marshal George L Johnson and said chat ho shot m scli-dolnsc
 Hc was bound over last Saturday evening by United States CommIs Honcr John Henson Go Che grand juy which. after am investigation found chat Caavm had followed Horns native wife to her home on tho beach and had annoyed her. When met and demonstrated with by Hom hc threatened witb an auto- malc revolver Horn went homo and got ha shotgun and shot Gala- van while thc latter had h.s outo- madc in his hand attempting Go shoot Besides Che ml clip of cart ridges In his pistol it vas found that the Mexican had two other ml clips with him
 Tho body Of Galavon was buried Monday afternoon from One suliy Undertaking parior in ths city, lntcrment was ln Che Douglas como- tory
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
WEDDING BELLS
 RING MERELY
Dora Helen Morgan and James Leo Higloy Married Last Evening
 by Rev. GTeening

TO ho merry poal Of Che wedding march from "Lohuwiu." Dora Helen Morgan and James Leo Higloy outor- ed Ono Congregational church last night Co hear Che words pronounced Chat made chem man and wife
 The bride entered the church on Che arm Of hor father Alexander Norru. and was dressed in gown Of white aGcto with veil of mlle. Che veil being enmoahcd win a string of pearls She carried a boQuet Of roses and carnations She was ate tended by her cousin. Miss Una Grove. who wore a drca Of blue afctta and carried @ boquot Of car- nations
 Tho groom was attended by Alex ander Mormn Jr. brother Of the bride
 perhap. One largest gathering Of people thot has attended a similar a1ar In years was present ot tho church when Rev. n. E. Grconlue. of me Metbodh. Episcopal church of Juneau road the marriage service. and listened to Che wedding march as played by Mrs Frank H .LoNoir The church was tas.e,uly decorated for Che occasion m autumn leaves and Alaska flowers
 The uculywods were given reg- u.m bridal welcome when thcy left One church being generously s.rowu with rice and pelted with o'd shoes.
 Tho reception lhet followed Che wedding was held at thc homo of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Morgan at Trcadweu Many people dropped in bcfvoon s and 70 o'clock to ouor cone graduation. During Che reception he brides mother. Mrs Alexander Morgan. was eowued iu purple satin. The Misses Una Grove and Etta Brown poured The house was doc- oratcI wilh carnations The gifts presented lo the young couple were numerous aad varied
 Mr. and Mrs. Hirioy win occupy ho Episcopal roctoy on st Ann avenue and win be at homo shortly  to fhrr many friends
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
BREEZE SOON TO
 MAKE APPEARANCE
School Paper Similar to Last Year to Re Published by Student aas aa
 Body Association

The first number oi tho Gastuoau Breeze Che school paper issued by Che sudden. body association Of Che Douglas .cloo. win appear on Che .ztu OF seventh ol October It win Doe an e.ghtpaee paper similar to the one issued last year. pubioa- dou would have begun earlier but ho chool has been so busy on ore rauiauon that horo has bccn no time for Che work
 This year Miss Una Crowo win be editor in chief witch Harold Gallwas assistant editor Arthur Nelson win be business manager. with sIn- cloir Brown as ha assistant
 oG.ccr of Che student body assoc caton Chat win sponsor Che pubu- cation vIl be Martin Gmlwas. prcs- iion. Elizabeth Fcusl vice presi- dent and Mary vesoia. secretary treasurer.
 The Breeze this year wiu as last year cover Che entire f.oid Of school activities and have contributors iu each department of work and .u each room oi the school
 The publication win be supported by advertising as it has been In Che na.-
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
YOUNG BANDITS
 ARE ARRESTED
Three Boys, Forming One of Gangs That Have Been in Mischief
 Are Apprehended

Ellsworth Thurman. Fanuo Hiu and Edward Davis. ali ranging from ten Go twelve years Of ago. worc tried yesterday before Commissioner John Henson for burglary committed on Inst Saturday night at Che home Of William Rova. ou tho government road beyond Lawson crock The boys were let oG with a severe rcprl- maud and put on parole and their parents assessed Che costs amounting Go s8375.
 The boys concerned cVdeniy con- tcmpiauue a career Of crime only Co be compared with Che James Boys and Che Dalton Gang of song and story on last Saturday night visited Che Rova home some time after s o'clock when Che owner was absent They broke In Che door and wreuched he lock from O trunk. and loading themselves down v.th stolen articles. hf for town. They were sccu corry- mr hcr pluudcr along Che Douglas beach at 9.3o that evening by Karl Myers Seeing meh small fellows w..h such bie load. hc topped and questioned them and thcy dropped par, of che loot
 Among Che things that were taken wore a pump shotgun. Winchester RGo. two knives lantern, silver watch. watch ease. InecHon watch. srccaclcs keys and other articles
 Marshal George L. Johnson visited thc school Tuesday to get Che boys but tboy av him coming and hid out Ion. finally getting starved out they returned homo and were first brought up before Che judge Wcd- ucjay and their trial concluded yesterday They only escaped being committed Go a reform school by Q narrow margin.
 Rowing bands ol dosporalocs. Of which these three boys form one aus have been doing considerable footing and p.lor.us m ths city lately They have broken Into ya- acut houses and taken Ono contents. broken windows and demolished property With Che apprehension of. h.s gang TO s hoped that Che pue- uc.s win be stopped and chat One others concerned win takc heed
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
SHIPPING BILL
 MAY BE KILLED
President Wilson Is Seriously Con- sidering Declaring It Null
 and Void

In special dispatch Co Che Soat- ue Times from Washington, dated September l7, it Is stated chat Pres idcnt Wilson is seriously considering pronouucInr Che Jones shipping bin null and void This is Che bin that is obnoxious u part to many Alas kns u Che fact chat its provisions destroys competition by eliminating he Canadian lines from Che freight carrying business of the territory The bm iuclf has furnished a lot of nropaeauda for Republican candi- dates In Alaska owing to the fact mat Delegate George B. Grigsby. was unable Co prevent its passage ale. though he succeeded in getting some. Of Che objectionable features ol.min- ated. Tho Washington dispatch fol- iows
 SO much impressed is President Wilson with protests made by for c.cu nations against certain provis- Ions of the Jones Shipping act. that he is seriously considering declaring lt null and void
 Tho power Of Che President Co take
 such radical action upon a law enc acted by Congress is based upon a written opinion just completed by .hls most important legal advisors
 and now before him.
 Tho opinion holds that the Jones act is different from other lcgisla- uon in that it provides for Che abro- eauon Of certain treaties and that under his constitutional powers the President has sole jurisdiction over Che execution Of al treaties.
 No fewer than 22 treaties affected are stun m force and some Of them cannot be annured within five years without breach Of faith on Che part of tbc United States
 Moreover. thc Presidents legal ad- visors hold that tho provisions of Che Jones act are SO loosely drawn as to be Imperative
 Among Che nations chat have proc tested arc Great Britain, Japan, Nor way. Sweden and Denmark al oi which have threatened reprisals ii ithe government attempts Go enforce Che Jones ocl
 I' was pointed out by officials yes tarday chat President Wilson wiil,ir lon probability annul Che act on th' mmc ground that he took when h' appealed Co Congress tc repeal sec |. uons or Che Panama Canal ton law
 which wore objectionable Go Groa .Bunn in Chat they gave advantagl ] to American ships
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
REBEKAHs ENTERTAIN

There were seventeen tables of whIat In play last night at Che Re- bokahs card party given n honor Of Che aeyonucth anniversary of thc founding Of tho ordor The aaa.r was ot tho Odd Fellows hau and was attended by Robebahs and their u- v.'cd guests
 Prizes for whist were won by Mrs. Ed Ca.hei nrt and Mrs. Arno shudahIft consolation; Leo DcMy,t 1rs. and Dave Brown. consolation.
 Bliss Clnr favored with selections on Che piano -and dancing was cn- loyed for % time A fine lunch wa. served
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
MILNESS TRIAL
 ON IN COURT
Young Man Indicted for Shooting Partner Allan Lee, Now
 Up for Trial

The trial or Donald Milnca. in- dictod by Che grand jury on Che charge of shooting with intent to NU Allan Lce iu Douglas several wccks ago. is now on in Che district court Munca is defended by John R Wnn
 The alleged shooting occurred in Douglas on August 1f when. after @ quarrel between Lee and Milnes who had been partners. Mlncss is said Co have shot Lee twice with a 32-cal- ibro automatic revolver. One Of Che shots entered Che polyls on Che left side and and came out of Che but- tock and Che other entered Che left side jut below Che Inst rib and is som lodged In Lees body
 The Injured man. after having been shot, staggered out on che street from Che cabin on Che city wharf approach where Che shooting is said to have taken place. and col- laps.n son tho street. was later taken to Che Dawes hospital in Juneau whore ho was for but Q short time before recovering.
 M.'noss was arrested by Deputy United States Marshal George L. Johnson and was bound over Go Che grand jury by Commissioner Burton and has been out on bonds ever since.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
BUILDING SOLD

The Thomas building ou Che cor- nor of Third and D streets was sold by Nanhala salc lu Juneau on Wcd- uesday Co satIsty a mortgage held by che First Territorial Bank Tho bank bid u che building for a sum large enough to clear tho.r claims araus, Che property Tho building was formerly owned by Che Alaska Furniture G Undertaking Company consisting principally oi L. e. and M F Thomas
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Tho annual bowling tournament of Che Troadwen Fire Department Is to start early next month. Teams are Co hc entered from TroadwcIl Doug las Alaska Juneau and Thane. The general rules and regulations that have governed Che tournaments iu the past win also govern th.s one
 The Douglas Fire Department has won first prize for Che past two soa- sons and win doubtless enter a team th.s year. although Che team win not be as strong as In tho past
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
FREE PICTURES

Superintendent Gordon c. Mitchell of tho Douglas Public Schools an- uomcos that thIs evening at 7.f5 tlere win be educational moving pictme shown iu tho assembly room of Che Douglas public school The reel s entitled Animal Antics Do The projecting machine belonging to Che school win be used for Che pie ures No admission fee win be charged.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
COUNCIL MEETS

Alter having boon In a state of coma for several woeks Che Douglas city council me. on Monday night and cleaned mp a lot Of business matters that have been pending for some ume They paid al h.ls and uu, Che city In ship shape again.
 Among Che things that they also d.d was Co pass a resolution con- demn.us Che ruins ol Che Rouo buUing This building was par- uuiy consumed by tire several ycar ago and Che remains oi .t have been standing on Che corner ot Third and D streets since
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
STILL AT GLENORA

The latest news Of the army air- planes Of Che New York-to-Nomo flight ls Chat Plane No. !. li charge of Lieut. Ross Kirkpatrick. had hopped on from Wangol, where it was for several days and is now at Fort George The other three planes are stnl at Glenora. where they have been held mp by first Che breaking of an axle on one Of tho machines and later by foggy weather Plane No. arrived at Fort George on Sept 20.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
LEAVES OIL

The tanker Lansing left Treadwel last Friday evening. after having discharged something over 10000 barrels Of fuel ou for tho Alaska Treadwcl Gold Mining Company 10 is estimated that Che supply will last the company about a year.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
FAMINE CLAIMS

General Manager p. R. Bradley Of Che Alaska Troadwell Mining Com pany. accompanied by Mike Gavril has returned from Lisimsh straits Mr. Bradley examined some mining claims that were recently discovered in that district
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
MONEY IS NEEDED
 FOR GOOD CAUSE
Drive Is On for Funds to Support Armenian Orphans-Quota
 Is Set

TO rescue from the throcs Of starvation and unsheltercd misery 2O9 Of Western Asla's Christian ! orphans children Of some Of Amor lcas bravest allies of the great war ifs Che mission upon which tho Territory Of Alaska has started un- der Che leadership Of Che Rev. David Waggonor Of Juneau
 Announcement Of Mir. waggoncr's appointment as Territorial Chair man for Che Near East Relief drive now under way throughout Alaska and Of Che share each section Of AL aska ls to have in thls lfc-savlng campaign is made in adyicos reach- Ing here today from E. A. Potter. ex- ocutyc secretary for Che relief or ganizaton with his his headquarters In Spokane. Wash Mr. Potter roc conuy completed tour Of Alaska in preparation for Che campaign
 Mr. waggoner win conduct the drive throughout Alaska to raise .$12.5lO In relief funds.
 Tho quota Of orphans for Douglas Island as apportloned by tho Near East Relief Association has been placed at 9. lt costs 360 a year to keep one child. SO Douglas Island win be asked to give S5fO, or enough money to keep Che nine children for a year.
 A. E. Gurr has been appointed as local chairman Of a committee to raise Che Douglas Island quota and wi,hm a few days win appoint his assistants In Che work and make an- nouncemont Of Che names
 Rumor has it chat much Of Che money raised would SO to pay ad- ministrauon expenses of Che present dr.yedrlyo. This is untrue, as an American phianthropist has con- trIbuted a quarter of a million dollars to pay an overhead expenses Every dollar given win 80 directly towards Che upkeop Of Armenian orphans.
 Unul tho committee in charge Of affairs has been named. money may be left with Mr. Curr Of che First Territorial Bank. who has the neces- aary pledges that are to be filled out.
 "Alaska's charity is called upon for a years are for 2O9 ragged. hungry Hiuc fellows who have known nothing but flight from war and massacre and death-haunted want for tho last five years" says Secretary Potter in announcing Che official l'st Of quotas.
 Political chaos stn grips their land of war-emptIod granaries and mossacrc-blightod homes The slay- CTS of their martyred loved ones. whose bleaching bones litter tho desert wastes for mile upon mile as hideous tokens of sacrifice for Chris uan faith. stun menace their every homeward move. and they face an- other biting winter with neither food nor sheltcr-not even rags to clothe their quaking hunger-eaunted lltle bodies
 "Just new lease on life; a meagor provision for Che cold months ahead. a chance to grow up to strong manhood and womanhood -dt ciu- zens Of Che world. worshlping in peace. the God for whom their par cnts gave their lives Co fanatlcal dcnda Of a barbarous belief is an they ask. Certainly Alaska win give them that much.
 orc costs only 30 a month-SG0 ycar-to tide them through their terrible ordeal and givo them that chance. It win give them Che com- forts Of one of the Near East Relief .,.,,t,Y,,.,a 1rrF anva fhofr ffvoe DO
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
HOME AGAIN

William Garn who for the past summer. has been employed by S. J. Kane at Hoonah has returned to the Island and .s visiting at tho home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs A. Garn
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

having Jurisdiction over this matter It ls a matter which should be sori- ous'y considered without further delay During Che past year there have been approximately twenty inc mates confined In tbis cell There ls available money iu fund c Co take care of matters of this kind, and thia grand jury respectfully and earnestly requests Chat immediate action be taken by tho Department of Justice and that-a copy Of ihis recommendation be sent to thot De- pertinent and also Go the ' s. Mar shal
 We have made general mspec- ron oi Che different departments of tbc cour, house and lind that each and every one is conducted in sat- Is factory manner
 We wish Go thank Che various officials for Che assistance rendered us n conducting Che duties imposed upon us at this session
 We respectfully request that cop. ics Of th's report shah be mailed to Che various departments ol Che gov. crumut to which recommendation. we have referred apply.
 
 Respectfully submitted
 JAMES E. BARRACER Foreman |N. F. GLKEY. Secretary
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
CHANCE TO DO GOOD

Adopt am orphm-sien Q pledge for Che Near East Relief make a young Armenian child happy by give ne h'm food
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
TRIP FOR HEALTH

Superintendent L. y Netzror of che Trcadvou Mining Company. ac- comuanIol by Mrs. Mozgar returned on Che Princes Alice last Saturday evening from a trip to the South Tho trip was made for Che benefit of Mrs Me,1urs health she not hay- ng fully recovered from Che c0cc,s Of am operation Mrs. Motzgar s now much stronger
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-11

IA, from until O'Clock. Bingham
tea bears no relation to that beverage
known as cambria tea but is so called
because the girls who are entertain
ing will wear the Bingham dresses
they have made in their sewing class
thfs spring. Miss Rose Baker is their
teacher.
The domestic science girls of the
college have asked their mothers, the
faculty women and the wives of the
afternoon. In these classes. taught
by Miss Elsie Jones, are: Miss Doro-
thy Crane, Miss Ruth Marsh, Miss
Beatrice Shakeshaft Miss Cynthia
Monroe, Miss Margaret Connors, KS
Mildred Burson, Miss Frances kShle,
Miss Marian Macarthur, Miss Anna
McCracken. Miss Edna Noll, Miss
Miss Edna Anton. Miss Elizabeth Bair,
Miss Frances Booher. Miss Louise
Ecker, Miss Grace Ellington, Miss
Hazel Gilbert. Miss Helen Lucas, Miss
Georgia Neese, Miss Mary Paxton.
Miss Lois Robinette. Miss Sylvia Sill
verthorne, Miss Esther Thomas. Miss
Marian Williams, Miss Blanche
Busbee.
The women of Mrs. r. F. Jacks
club house team have already sold
good many tickets to the party they
the dancing season is drawing toward
close people seem eager to squeeze
in as much as possible before hot
weather comes. The success of the
first party given by this team is as
surance of the y one e to = come,
Mrs. A. M. Harvey Mrs. F. r. Mills
paugh, Mrs. J. c. Gafford and Miss
Clara Francis left this afternoon for
Wichita where they will attend a
meeting of the Colonial Danes of the
state of Kansas.
Among the Topeka people who are
going to Manhattan tomorrow to at
tend the grand chapter meeting of
the Eastern Star are: Mrs. Helen B.
Farnsworth, Mrs. S. j. Crumbine, Mrs.
Zoe Prather Mr.. and Mrs. z. H.
Anderson. Mrs. Della Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Charles Suit.
y y y
The party which the girls of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will give
Friday evening will be in the college
gymnasium. Guests will be the girls
of the active chapter, pledges, alum
nae members and their men friends
The most delightful feature of the
evening will be the music which will
be furnished by Shoffsthall's orches-
ira from Lawrence.
= y
Mrs. S. J. Crumbine will entertain
the members of the Westminster
Guild of the First Presbyterian
church at dinner at her home this
evening. In this class are: Miss