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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
A TODOS
LOS C~OMERCIANTES

Acabamos de recibir una fuerte
cantidad de mas de tres mil Quesos
amarillos "Clar Brook Brand Full
Cream Cheese peSan de p a "a Ii
bras cada uno Y los estamos vendien
do al precio de soc. libra. compran-
do de cuatro a seis quesos para arri
ba V SIC. libra, c~omprando uno o
dos. Tambien tenemos queso Long
Horn" uue vienen 4 en- cada GAIA.
Podemos mandar fuera de esta ciu-
dad NADIA mas por cajas cerradas, al
| mismo precio de soc. libra F. 0. B.
San Antonio.
How miSmo mande su orden. aeon
panada de Giro Postal por los que
necesite: no mandamos ningun pedi-
do 81 antes no eSta recibido su valo-.
FL dinero que sobre Sc lie devolvera
inmediatamcnte. por correo.
Dirija ST. correspondence en ests
forma:
La Gloria" Nj. Elizondo, Prop
7O1 Sur Laredo St.
Tel. Or. 1908 - San Antonio. Tex.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Datil pasado. Caieta de Celaya, nueya' MiSi
Dc Nag1Iey: legitiuo chocolate meNlcano Ell
TaPATTO," Chile Negro PaSilla y Muia'o
de Mexico. Chipotle seeo; 9uesG ae 'u MA,
go Loza Y Curiosidades dc GuadalaIara.
CncbaraS de palo. Escobetilsas. YERBAS
SEDICIN ALES, Ghorizo esti;o mexicano.
Tomato FREsADILLA. Camar6n., semi
Ia .aiabsza. etc. Pida LiSta General Ora
~ DcInarhamos 6rdcnes de UN DOLLAR
.-;ba ror co-reo o express. Los PRECIOS
Mas BAJoS. Ell DESPACho MAS RAP
NO Diriianse a: CABEZUD BROS. Box
S5. Sta. A. san Antonio. Tex. w. Comm.
1905.
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HOTELES.

GRAN HOTEL MsXICANO
1861 w. Commerce ST. Cuartos desde soc
a 81. so y desde $500 a $50 seiaanarios.
Moderno y Economico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16

BUENA GRATlFICACiON sc lie dari n
In persona que informc del paradcro de Ia
Sra. Elena Hernindcz. de 90 amos dc cdad.
ojos ncGros. natural de Tajo Grande. dc
Estado de Michoacan: en- Febrero SC CAM
bio n Fort Worth y de alli Sc supone qu
Sc fue para Mexico. Dirijansc 4 Luciano
Sanchez. Pierce, Colorado. ls)
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DARE UNA GRATIMFICACsON de $1,000
n In persona Que me informe del psradcro
de n sonora Ccncha Elizalde. originaria dc
Parras de Ia Fuente. Coah.. Mex. Esta ca
Sada con el sciIor Apolinar GARLIC. Tiene
dos ninoS Ecmclos llamados Juan, de II
amos de cdad, y otro de . amos. cuyo nom
brc es Pedro. En- 1917 salio de Ell Paso.
Texas. para California. DiriGirse- q Ia Sc
nora Isabel Elizalde. SAG West End. 5. St,
Salt Lake City. Utah. (2p
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G]RATIFICARE con $1,000 Il la persona
Que me informc del paradcro dc 81 hijo
AguStin Estrada. originario de Leon dc los
Aldaras. del Estado dc Gusnaiuato; dc e.
tatura regular. nariz afilada. cejas juntas {:
Sc cn-ucntra en- este pals. desdc 1910. Las
tltimas ~notieias que rccibi de cl fucron DC
Sioux City. Omaha. Dirigirse a Maria Sa-
las Vida. dc Estrada. Box 232. Mckinney.
Texas. ISL
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DE SUMO TNTERES PARA LOS MEM
CANOS. lnformaciones, encarSos y comL-
Stones en- general. 81 81 familia v:cnc de
Mexico. no abandonc I'd. Su trabajo. escr!-
bame y 20 arrcg!arG ST neGocio. DirijaSe
hoy uismo por correo o ~telefono. II. D.
Csmarena. P. Q. Box Ass o 20Tl5 Z.
Overland St. Ell. PASO, Texas.
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s.: AVSOS De OCCASION =
EMPLEOS

sc NECESlTA una modista que sepa ira
bajar al ultimo estilo. II. Ross. IA W.
Commerce st. .
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PRESTAMOS

;NECESITA s35.007 Prestamos confidcncia-
Is sobre muebleB 4 personas 4 sueldo- Abo-
ros facilcs. Por s35. 00. 35c. semaEar:os. JOG
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. l2lh
g-ir - No,,s+on. TeIaI
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SE vENDE un nccocio dc abnrrotcs, buc
na clientele. entrsdas dc Si0.w a &oo;ot
dizr;os. sol Main Ave. tl9.
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NJ. IBAHRA. Hojalatero cSperto en- cons-
truccion de- techos y canalcs y toda claSe
de reparac.on de estufas. Lame al Tel.
Cr. 1878 . vcurra = su Residential 40l Bra
Eas -. Cls)
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE uu bucn caballo. muy barato.
Dirigirse I Cotton Compress. Esq. Medina
y Neracruz- tii}
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PESQUISAS.

LA SRIrA. Maria Barrera, de Durango,
Mexico, actualmente en- esta ciudad, desea sa-
Der Ia direcci5n de IL Srita. Jovita Simental.
Pueden d~irijirSe a 904 Frio St. On
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Lie. Jenaro Ceniceros

Abor.do Nsxicano. Asociado con 81 emf
ncnte AboEado Americana, John NJ Fcler.
Apa-taGo 1885. Miami. arizona
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DARE una buena qualification 4 la per
soma quo me informc del paradero dc los sc
norcs Eulogio lbarra. Emilio lbarra y MGR
ced Aleman: ell primero de so amos dc edad
cstatura regular, moreno: cl segundo dc 3
aho sdc cdad. Dlanco. dc ~cstatura regula
y Alcman de % alos dc cdad. Hace sict
amos cstuvicrun viviendo en- Debinr. Texas.
Dirigirse a Herminio MARTINEZ, Gale AZ
teaga No. Ito, Nucvo Laredo. lamps. Mex.
13
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IMPORTANCE: Deseamos ponc-nos en-
communication con los padres o rarientes dc
Marcisl Ramirez. Que murio como resultado
de IN accidente 81 dia : de Octubre. cerca de
Won Ormy. Texas. Dirigirsc Inmediatamen
tc Il Mr.. wayne. 60. piso. Telephone Bldg.
san Antonio, Texas. (2ll
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Sc TRASPASA una tienda dc abarrotes,
buena clientele. en- magniiico barrie. con
habitaciones IA fanilia. Dirigirsc a d.
mel Gonzalez. esq. n. Pecos y Salinas.
I6}
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TRASPASOS.

TRASPASO ticnda de Abarretcs buena
1nforman 92l :. Leona St San
Texas. t29l
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POS " - St-Ncw IGrS y. Y.
T-aLamicnto rcrCcceioaadc de las c!anGu-
la- intc.stIc!lles, contra II pcstvaS'oa neF-
>io4s in necg,idad d. opcraci6n y sin im-
pedir uue sc dediCUe = sLS ocGI aeicnss Gia-
rIas. Tambign trato intermediates &c e.
tonnage. Sangrc. p:el J "iI-S. dc aelcrdo
con IoS uitimos me;ocos tFtncfser. SOFA ne
> sta hscs-me uuaS cuantds visit3s. Homo
' rios modiccs. No camaio cOrreSponGencia
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Traspaso ncSecio de lccheria. buena ellen
.cla. Dirigirse al numcro FOL so. Laredo.
(25)
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Sc NECESlTA una iovcn para trsbajo
general dc casa. Sc lc da cuarto para vivir.
Sc habla cspanol. 1882 W. Craig Place.
Beacon Hill Car. 90
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IMPORTANCE: DeSeamoS ponernos en-
communication con Jose Ramirez y Marcos
Bargas. auicnes trabaiaban scntando postes
de in Inca del ~teicfono. 81 nartes 5 dc Oc-
tubrc. cerca de Won Ormy. Texas. Agrade-
cercmos c~ualquier informc acerca dc ST. pa
radero. Dirijansc n Mr.. Layne. Go. piso,
Telephone Bldg. San Antonio, Texas.
(2N
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c 0 M p f o

COMPEO cuRlquier clase de lena por cuer-
das F. o. 8. en- el lugar donde este. Infor'
me precios y condolences a E. B. Pizzini
IIl3 y. Laredo st. San Antonio, Texas
t2l
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PoR ESTAR ENFERMo y no poderlo aten.
der, traspaso Restaurant Mcxicano, bien acre
titado: numcrosa clientele 202 Sur Conchos.
Vicente Rangel.
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SOUTHOLME AVE.
VIM. ZUERCHER REAL ESTATE

He-moSa casa dc 20 pleas. ) hermosas Chi
mencas que cos;a-on So. 500 para instalar.
ESta case Is moderua en- todos respectos. muy
ccrra del centric. en- muy buen luEar. No Ie
faita NADIA i esta casa .ra haceria Ia mas
comfortable de il ciudad. $50. 00O. 900 en- abo-
nos. Dirisirse 4 Mrs. ZuerchCr. 935 East
Guinthcr. Tel Mission 220S. Tambien tene-
mos otra casa mexicRna dc 6 cusrtos en- 81
lado sur. por SIS. 900 en- abonos. G0
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para n IA Sa.D
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JOVENES Que hablen inGiGs y espanol y
deseen trabaiar; buena oportuu:dad. DiriGir-
Sc q E. c. Go LA PrenSa.' az
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SENoRES FERRoCARRILERoS

SENoRES FERRoCARRILERos MEXI-
GANGS. Hare cue las Companias les Eeem
boISrn In, cue i,yirtie-on en- BonoS de "A
Ijbertad. Cob-o Back Pay" aumento de
saeldo>. cheques = -ticmPo-" 81 sufrc al
gun aecldente en- el tEabajo. 20 lie dire 10
nre dcbe pcdir. ArreS.o neSocios reLselona
CO con mi profession en- tofaS parsS Gel
a.. D;rivirs. al lie. !. PEARCE KANE
50s Kansas Cts Llfe Bldg. Kansas CSy
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CUALQUlER persona sctivs en- t1ios los
puntos dc los Estados Unidos. puedcn ga
mar $50. 4 500 por scnana, con nueStro
nucvo mueStrario d. prcrderia V Quincalla;
no hacc falta pr8ctica nj capital. Pidanse
informcS gratis en- csranol 4 David Alberto,
p. Q. Box 726, New Orleans, La.
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MEDICOS
DIR. E. A.

uentis;a. Participa 4 ~ antigua ~ciientela
y al 2Gblico en- general. que sc encrenra
de -cSreso en- csta ciudld. Book Bldg, Guar
10 No. zoo loo W. Houston St
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DR.. FLIPPEN

DR. GU.LLERMo HARRISON. ESrccial!sta
en- auteojos. Ill Soledad ST. Se hasla espaAoL
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MARIA CH DE LENSKIN. profesora de
p,.py Sraduada en- Ell Ccaservatorio Nacfonal
de Mexico, Y G~iscipula del pianista poEaco
Alfredo LeGskin. da glasses. l40 North st.
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LA PARA EN- Ell SANTUARlO

III
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NECESlT0 una buena schora para coci-
mar. Dirigirsc a Gale Dolorosa 60i. r6,
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Sc NECESfTA una sonora o muchacha
mcNica1a Tara ayudar en- el trabajo gene
ran de Ia casa; tres en- Ia familia: no ticnc
Que cocinar nj lavar. Buen Sucldo. CIR.
1857. ll2 Weymukh It. III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
At the TheaterS
Today


"hethicen M~avourneen." the story
OF o beautiful Irish peasant lass. ro-
nance, Irish Justice. intrigue. and the
awakening from q strange dream. Is
y OF the most Interesting and an
aorhing that the screen has Offered
This year. Kathleen Mavourncen is
played by Theda Bara. whose dark
beauty fits the part admirably. The
rtoD goes that Kathleen Il in love
with a poor IriahmRn named Ter
renee while a wealthy squire OF TIE
country falls In love with her and
Wishes to marry her. To save her
parcnis from homelessness, she mar
ries the squire, and regrets. disiilus-
iormcnt and finally terror follow fast
upon the marriage. The squire loses
at gambling, and decides that only
marriage with a wealthy woman OF
that neiEborhopd would save him
from ruin. The plot, ita outcome
and the final surprise at the end OF
the story make Il an unusual hap
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

.'DoH'Ts"-RoR wIsrrmo.
Don't wish you could find . iob-Ffnd a
Don't wish you could rent your apsft
Dch'i wish you could ssh your Aous-
Howl
By usiHF the Hsrsid's ols''Ifos oslu@ns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
Christmas Carolers
To Tour City Again

Christmas carolers will tour the
city to sing wherever there is a
lighted candle in tho window, accord
Ing TO tho old custom OF the Fort
nightly Music club. Arrangements
were made for tho enlistment OF all
church choirs and other musical or
g"hnizntlons In the caroHng at q meet
ing Of the Fortnightly club last night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford VIII direct
The singers. . Persons who will join
The %carolers or who wish the music
In their neighborhood are asked to
phone Mrs. Bradford M 1921 OF
Mrs, Z. II. spitzmesscr at 1901. All
OF the sanitaria will be visited as
usual.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
COST OF BUILDING
PAVED HIGHWAYS
IS GOING DOWN
State Obtains Lower
Prices F our Federal
Aid Projects

SANTA FE, Dec. a2.-Jrhc state OF
New Menico - beginning TO derive
somc benefit from The price reduc-
tons, which are now becominE gem
ctal. This was shown when con-
tractors from Texas, Arlzona, Colo
RADIO and Oklahoma Joined New Mex
leans Tuesday IN bidding for con
tracts Cor building four federal aid
roads As a result OF the compoti-
ton the four contracts were made
~ prices considerably lower than the
estimated cost. A year ago tho state
Highway commission was lucky to OBJ
tain a single bid on an advertised
project.
Project No. 22. for rs miles be-
tween Antonchico and Cuc -, la
Guadalupe county. VIII be built by
Dan isaHoe, OF Palestine. for si32.-
900. The next lowest bid was more
than $1,000 higher.
Project No. 20, for 10 miles be-
twcun Ricardo and Fort Sumner, in
be baca county, will be built by the
u v. Strykcr Consumption Company
OF Denver, for S33.672. The next
lowest bid was $4,000 higher. There
joct.
Project No. "a, for 1e miles no
tween Silver City aud Santa Rita. ia
Grant county, Will be built by LnRoe
Tor S2l4,OsO. The next lowest bid.
by ne Lee Moor Construction com
pany, OF FL Paso. was nearly $1,000
higher.
Project No. 90. for Is miles bo-
tween willard and Mountainalr. In
Torrance county. will be built By the
stryker company, for sf9.s5s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

py n a wiliinm Fox production,
staged by Charles Brabin.
"Hcid by the Enemy" at the "B''
today, h "a strong story of Civil war
days. The principals in the story arc
n yankee army copiain, ana u SOUTH
orn girl. who thinks she rs u stnnch
rebel. But one whom she also thought
was a stanch rebel disappointed her.
and she found It in her heart to love
a yankee army captain. an "a south
rebel convictions. a story with all
the romance Of the old south, and all
the glamor Of the days Of 60.
Lyric Thcntcr is repeating today
its a Great Life," n Naturalization
OF the story Empire Builders by
Mary Roberts Rinehnrt. Tho story
Is a humorous one OF the highest type. a
college hoy who expects to find "a for
tune In pearls with every order or
oysters at the college town restaurant.
and who takes his hearts desire off to
build n castle and an empire for her
and him. This IL being shown for
the last time to-day.
Ideal Thcatcr is showing Charles
Ray IA Tho Dcscrtcr" FOR the Inst
time today. Also a weekly oducation-
NJ film "~playthings OF CHILDHOOD" and
a comedy, Ills Naughty Thought"
Nearly half Of tive sof tfer war
to the United States In actual dollars
has been paid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
Five Merchants Fined
For Selling Bitters

Judge Colin Nebiett. Of the United
States district court at Santa Fe, has
sentenced five albuquerque merch-
entB to pay n fine OF S25 each and
costs for violation OF the prohibition
act. Tho charge against the men
was the selling Of bitterH for mcdi-
cinnl purposes. The five were: Pict-
no Domlnicelli. Lorenzo Dinelil. Pete
Dinelli. Pete Zito and A. Berta.
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w. N. %ALExANpEn KILLEp.

WASHINGTON, Doc. 22.-walter
II. Alexander. son OF Secretary Alex
andei OF the department of com
merce. was killed at Boiling Field
here by the propeller OF an airplano.
In which he was preparing TO make
a flight, striking him on the head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

n, i'ec. --s-Hhen the treaty Of Versailles was signed
was no more; the German army was reduced to a
mere police tprce; Austria was helpless and starving;
Turkey was Remembered; and the fighting forces OF
the central powers were at an end.
Yet the allies. pledged In the treaty Of Versailles to
disarmament begun the most stupendous program OF
subef-miltary preparedness the world has seen.
DEBTS are being Haddled on an OvertaNed and over
burdeped world and tho people, already ground to
ennth py taxes, discouraged and restless. are having
paced upon them the additional weight Of untold mil
Why?
deadly nstrumentalities OF death!
war! Wv ""'
70 dedlcate the humnn race to a more inconceivnbIe
mnsmanity than characterized the years from 1914 to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

Nearly half Of tive sof tfer war
to the United States In actual dollars
has been paid.
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MACON. Ga. Doc. 22.-The four
defendants charged with the murder
by poisoning Of Fred ID. Shepard.
wealthy Georgia peach grower lust
June, were discharged by Judge II. A.
Mathews, before whom they had
been nrraigned at a preliminary
hearing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

y - a crime almost equal to the crimes Of the "a itsclri
" ensavea he world In taNes and seeks to mike certain another war
VINO are The atea going TO eight Germany or thentplVcsY
ID they a Germany? She will he unable even IL she desired. L.
disturb the peace OF the world Tor 40 years ~ more.
former self? VI -"
10 they fear Turkey. divided up and distributed among the votors
Anh. ho allies must aetpc for'thnie generations tho responsibility II
debts '' iS us
think II Is up TO the United States In good faith and with Tho M
cndcntor, TO lead the way to disarmament, ~. at iesi IN n rc,e,r
nhlu curulnent of these expendituroa
We can begin with the 0ny nations who aor umv aruing o..ha. .
nt ~ ron Whom m possible danger may come Let ia inoerol
afNk .qhck. direct action along practical lines.
Dnhrmamcnt cannot como except through the sheer force Of pubu,
pp"nvn Lt ue people IN these different countries be henrd. n he,
are. not heard. they and their children and their chldrou's cbu,d,ar Iii
ne uun IN debt OF engufed In another "a ~
q aimed 70 Tie teeth, parucing their secret diplomacy ana
occasion to use them ' ~" Au Tue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

SEWARD, Mob, Dec. 22.-Goorge
a. Merriam. mayor OF Seward. was
shot and killed by Arthur Andrews.
alias Patrick Mcfarland. his aon-in-
law. Mrs. Merriam, wife OF the
mayor, was shot twice and seriously
wounded by Andrews, who. following
he shooting, cut his throat. He is
In a critical condition.
The tragedy, which occurred In the
Merriam home about 5 o'clock Ii the
direct result OF a suit for divorce
brought by Mrs. Andrews. wife OF the
murderer. Mrs. Andrews was living
with her parents. He made no at
tempt 70 harm his wife and son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
WAGES CUT.

CHICOPEE. Mass. Dec. "a
Wages OF 1000 employees OF the
Dwight Manufacturing company.
makers OF textiles. will be reduced
22h per cnt beginning Jan. 10. ac-
cOrding to announcement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

The hare has five toes to his fore
legs and only four 70 hIa hind leEs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

African tribes, while having no
gods. believe IN n queer person known
as Nyakwa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-24
FAMOUS LANDMARKS IN THE HOUSE OF GLASS"

A number of familiar New York 'andmarks will appear in the screen version of "The House of Glass;" the new Select production featuring Clara Rimball Young and her own company, which will be seen at the Palace heatre Wednesday and Thursday. Jefferson Market and the Penn. sta ion, Blackwell's Island and the Tombs all figure prominently in the action of the play, and several scenes have been shot at each location.
 That the novelty of playmaking in public has not as yet lost it's flavor was amply proved during the taking )f these scenes. In each case, Miss Young was quickly recognized, and she and her players surrounded by m interested and admiring throng
 The house of glass is that in which iwells prosperous railroad head who. as he is sternly pressing the prosecution of young employee caught stealing, learns at last through he very detective whose work he is backing up that his own wife is an ex-convict.
 This stirring American melodrama was adapted by Charles E. Whitaker, directed by Emile Chautard, and is a Select Star Series production It will be shown here at the Palace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-24
WATSON IN AND OUT

The Pacific Steamship Company steamer Admiral Watson arrived from the Westward yesterday after noon. She was in command of Cap tain Charles Glasscock. The arrivals for Juneau were: MT. and Mrs Chas. k. Hooker. R. c. Johnstone Fred Cox, John Greenholm and Oscar Lander from Cordova. E. c. Hennins from Seward and c. J. Hamilton from Kodiak
 The Watson left here at 6 o'clock in the evening and after stopping al Treadwell several hours to take on scrap iron departed for the soutf with fair sized passenger lisi which included Mrs. Sitka Sadie Miss Sitka Sadie, Jennie Martin James Martin, Mrs. c. D. Lawrence w Patterson, Mrs. W. Patterson. Bet tv Patterson, J. B. Palsworth. J Larson, J. otness. c. Wick, J. Ham mer. s. Jacobs, Chas West, Mary Ol son and Bessie Thomas all for Peters burg: c. W. Shirley for Ketchikan Martin Anderson and Paul Peterson for Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-24
LILA LEE LOVED TO PLAY IN MUD IN HER CHILDHOOD

One of the dramatic scenes in "The Secret Garden" Lila Lees new Par amount picture which will be dis played at the Coliseum theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday shows the little star up to her neck in m;re. The scene occurs when Mary Lenox, the little heroine, played by Miss Lee, tries to cross a bog and becomes stuck in the mud Miss Lee went through the scene without a qualm, in tact, she said she rather enjoyed it.. To an early fondness for making mud pies, which was never com 1letely satisfied, she attributes her fearfulness in entering the mire.
 You sec" said Lila, "I loved to play in the mud several years ago md l don't think I ever entirely re-. 'overed from that longing But my 'arenls used to employ drastic meth 'ds to take the desire out of me. Their methods generally consisted in Inc accurate manipulating of a hair brush or . strap in my immediate yicinity."
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-24
COWBOY FiANCE? WHAT A NOVELTYi

F Just imagine,F observed pretty Seena Owen, leading woman for Will liam s. Hart in Branding Broad way" his new Aircraft picture, to be seen at the Coliseum Sunday and Monday. "how waitress in a New York cafe would feel if a big COW puncher from the southwest came in and made love to her. She would probably lose her head and forget whether the last party ordered one up and stack o'dry' or thousand and one on plate
 Shed get all fussed up and punch ten cents on the check instead of a quarter. Maybe she'd slip on a piece of banana somebody dropped and skid half way across the room with the butter cakes playing billiards