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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
En- Skulker.

En- Skulker.
Politiet sGger efter Axel Christian
sen og truer med at smide ham i
Gjaldsarrest, hvis like han betaler
sin fraskilte Hustru Helene $216,
som han skylder Konen til Uphold
for sig selv og deres to Born. Da He
lene fix Skilsmisse for ct Aars lid
siden, blew Manden dGmt til at be-
tale hende So ON Ugcn som Hjelp
til B6rnenes Opdragelse. De fdrste
Par Maaneder ~eller tire kom PENCE
ne regelmessig, men Betalingen h6r-
tie fuldstendig OPP ifjor JUL, saa Axel,
som sagt, nu STAIR til Restance med
|$216. Det hedder sig, at Christian
sen er bosat i Milwaukee og after er
gift, saa Diet kan blive haardt nok for
ham at udrede den forlangte Sum og
Fblive we'd med at betale andre SEEKS
Dollars ON Ugen, indth BGrnene
|vokser op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
En- nydelsesrig often.

I'm nydeiSeSrlg often.
Oct vii vare vanskeligt at finde ct
mere rammende Udtryk end denne
Overskrift, hvis vi i korte Ord skull
de give wort Indtryk at David Knud-
sens Oplssning i Mandags Aftes i
Odd Fellow Temple, der var fyldt
at en- Representative ,og interesseret
Forsamling, der CAV Gjesten, Skue-
spiller David Knudsen, en- hjertelig
Hyldest og Aftenen igjennem sterkt
applauderede hans kunstneriske Pr2-
stationer, der a uforlignelige, og
som like paa lenge har veret hort i
Tvillingbyerne. Klangfuldt >og yn-
digit lpd Diet norske Sproe, og Diet er
en- Nydelse for enhver som helst at
1yttc til en- saa mesterlig Behandling
at ct Sprogs fine Nuancer.
Programmed begyndte med BjGrn=
son og sluttede med BjGrnson, hen
holdsvis "Der ligger ct Land" og
"Ja, vi >elsker dette Landet" - begge
ldd pragtfuldt og hGstede bragende
Bifald. Smukkere Indlednings- og
Slutningsnumer paa ct dramatisk
Program er sjeldent hort i St. Paul.
AT danske Munro fandtes jobs. V.
Jensens christopher Columbus" og
Emil Aarestrups "Tidlig Skilsmisse"
der liver gjorde fortjent Lykke. Sve-
rige a reprnsenteret we'd Findings
"Renessance". Aftenens store. Munro
var dog Knudsens geniale Fremstil-
ling af "Peer Gynt'', Diet var virke.
Zig Kunst, mere behGves like at 81.
ges, og saa. var der. Hugos "Rath,
bert, ct Billede fra Middelalderen
i Bj@rnsons Oversettelse. Det~<>va1
saa vidunderligtA, at vi mangler Ord
tor at udtrykke Vor Beundrlng, og
Diet giver Aftenens. Publikum os six.
kert Ret i.
Komiteen,der sikrede David Knud.
sens Besqg i St. Paul, fortjener ston
TAX for def glimrende Lejlighed, del
her bed sig til at stifte Bekjendtskat
t med en- at Nordens store Kunstnere
Og Diet er lenge siden ON nogen:
sinde - en- saa betydelig skandina
visk Kunstner har optraadt i St. Paul
! derfor blew Aftenen en- stor Sukce,
: og en- nydelsesrig ~Begivenhed, son
1lenge vii blive mindet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
FRU ODA NIELSEN KOMMER

|FRU ODA NIELSEN KOMMER
Fra KjGbenhavn skrives til os, at
Fru Oda Nielsen agter at begiye> sig
paa en- dansk Tourne gjennem Sta
terne og starter / New York midi i
Fru Oda assistereS den
ne Gang at Visesangeren Christian
Gottschalch, der ogsaa er en- god
Bekjendt at mango Dansk-Amerika-
mere, idet han deltog i Studentersan.
gernes Ameritourne i 1911.
Fru Oda vii foruden sit Visefore.
drag wise sig som Grevinde Banner
Lystspillet) Hos Grevinden", er
Role Fruen har spillet ca. $50 Gan.
ge i Kjqbenhavn og over 100 Gangt
Ii Provinsen, siden Stykkets Premiere
i April 1919 en- enestaaende ,Suk.
ices, takket vere Fru Odas straalendt
Udf@relse af Hovedrollen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
St. PAUL.
NJ. MICHAELsEN,
City Editor & Manager.
City Office:
628 Endicott Building.
&eb 8ibb eller @eparation al
l1bre beiss ben p~elfjenbte Sapeler
5imun Melion, 200 e. 7tb Street.
KRISEN | DANMARK.

De aller sidste Telegrammer fra
Danmark meddeler, at Fagforenin.
gerne spaa en- Kongres har erklare,
Generalstrejke fra fGrstk. Tirsdag
ifolge ct Telegram via London nd
legger mar i danske Kredse denne
Udsettelse som ct Haab ON ct Kom=
lpromis, da Diet vides, at indflydelses-
rige PRISONER spger at naa en- til
fredsstillende Ordning linden Strej-
|kens Ikrafttreden.
Venstres Leder, l. c. Christensen,
har offentlig udtalt, at han bifalder
Kongens Kup; medens de Radikale
har ,udstedt en- Proclamation, hvori
de siger, at den nye Regjerings viz
kelige Politik er at forandre den Po-
''iitik, som Rigsdagen og sRegjeringen
hidtil har fulgt med Hensyn til Sles-
Wig.
ALE KAISER i Befolkningen ind
legger Forsyninger at Madvarer, Pc
troleum, Lys og Wand.
Liebes Ministerium har udstedt en-
Appel til Folket, hvori Diet erklerer,
at Diet vii trekke sig tilbage, saasnart
Valgene er ovre, og en- ny Rigsdag er
traadt sammen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Universal
L iniment

h6r altid findes i ct hvert HEN baade
Winter OF Sommer. Den er udm@rket
til Lindring af Sm Halls, Frostskade,
F~erkjtlelse og UfordSjelighed, Reu'
n,atisme, Moskittostik, F1uebid, Pine
og Smerter.
vi paastaar like, at fordi De bru-
ger Universal Liniment, err Diet unSd-
yendist at tilkalde en- L;ege men vi
we'd. at for Reumatisme, Forvridning,
Pine. Smerter og for enhyer Lidelse,
hyortil Diet er heldigt at BRUCE en-
Eminent 49, vii De like finde nogen
.,edre end Universal Lniment.
At de, der har prSyet den, er TIL
FREDS fortfeller felgende lille Ek-
sempe1: Mr.. John F. Carlson, Chisa-
70, Mimi, kjpbte den Sde Januar en-
Preveflaske; den 1Sde Januar kun
10 Dage~ senere - bestilte han ct
ha1vt Dusin Flasker til $500. bet var
i'll eget Brug og til Venner, hvem han
havde anbefalet den.
Hvis De pr1vede en- Flaske, Wide
De sikkert finde samme T~ilfredsstil-
else.
Indsend straks Deres Bestilling -
Opsat Diet like!
Hyis De pr9vede blot en- Gang at
indgnide Deres Ryg og Bryst med
Universal Liniment, Wide De blive
4orbauset wei hvor hurtig den trek
ker ind til Roden at Lidelsen og brin-
ger Lindring.
Forhandlere og Agenter sSges i ale
skandinaviske Settlementer.
Prisen pr. Flaske er $1.00 -
6 F1asker for $500.
Send Deres Ordre i Dag til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Faith Lutheran Church,

Faith Lutheran Church,
Hi. at Mackubin og Charles St
We'd Paaskegudstjenesten paa Spn.
dag Form. XII. II vii Pastor Grant
|predike over Teksten: 1.-THE Risen
Lord will raise YOU. Miss Addie
Christensen vii synge Solo Shellys be.
tagende 1.-THE Resurrection. SON.
dagsskolen har specielt Paaskcpro.
gram XII. 9,+5.
-Paaskedags Aften XII. II vii der
Kirken blive givet ct musikalsk Pro.
gram. Hertil er allie indbudte. Der
oliver Solo og Kantatesang foruden
Musikstykker.
kirkens Kvindeforening mqder
|;Kirkens Parlor Onsdag den 14April
|Blandt V%artinderne findes Mrs. C..
|Sorensen og Mrs. Carl Nelson.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
'Forglemmigej.

"F'orglemmigej'.
Fri Observation-Disclosures For
glemmigej vii afholde sit naste Mq-
de Onsdag den 7. April Kl. 2 Firm.
hos Mrs. P. Rasmussen, 1852 Lafond
Street. ALE er hjertelig inviteret.
We'd Modet hos Mrs. Christensen
den "a. Marts blew fqlgende Besty=
relse valgt: President, Mrs. Larsen
Viceprssident, Mrs. Jensen; Kasse-
rer, Mrs. Bodily; Sekreter, Miss
Lewis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Der obstilles Kandidater.

Der obstillcs Kandidater.
Organiserede Farmere og Arbej-
dere holdt i afvigte Uge Konvention
i St. Paul for at udpege Kandidater
It'll de forskjellige politiske Statsem-
|beder. Til GuvernGrstillingen nomi=
mercedes DR. Henrik Shipstead, Gleen-
wood, der vii sege Nomination paa
den republikanske Valgseddel. Kapt.
Mallon at Minneapolis skal s9ge Vi
|ceguvernqr Stillingen. l 4. Kongres-
distrikt vii Kongresmand Keller blive
endosseret for Gjenvalg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
d. Il. S. Sammenkomsten.

Dansk-Amerikansk Selskab i Twill
,,lingbyerne afholdt ct. Mode med
i Odin Klubbens lille Lokale
Torsdag Aften den IS. Marts for at
|fejre N. c. Nielsens Hjemkomst fra
ct Besqg l. Danmark og Tyskland.
Mr.. Nielsen fortalte ON, hvorledes
man i Danmark havde undgaaet Re-
volution we'd at betale ArbejdslGse op
It'll SO Kroner ON Ugen, for at v9re
uden Arbejde; disse Penge betales at
Kommunen, der after godtgj@res at
Statskassen. Det har kostet Danmark
op til en- Million Kroner ON Dagen,
men russiske Bolsheviker, der har be-
sogt Danmark med mango PENCE for
at gjGre Agitation der, har rapporte-
ret, at i Danmark var der like noget
at stille op, Arbejderne havde Diet for
godt. | Tyskland led man virkelig
Suit og Nqd. Born, der saa I'D som
Skeletter, Soldater med Diet halve Ho-
we'd skudt bort osv., var dagligdags
Syn. Hamburgs Havn st6d tom, man
ventede og haabede paa Fred og
Hj9lp udefra. Freden a saa streng,
at Tyskland umulig kunde overholde
den. Man kunde hverken udvandre
eller faa Arbejde i Tyskland, mar le-
vede at de Turnips, der var tilbage,
letter at de Allierede havde taget KG=
|crne fra dem. Der var ingen Sym
patti for Kejseren, der havde styrtet
Landet i Ulykke, men dog en- Mulig-
he'd for, at hvis de haarde Fredsvil-
kaar like blew formildet, Wide Tysk-
land, naar Diet kom til Krefter, after
|gribe til, Vaaben, hellere end at OPP
fylde allie Fredens Betingelser. bet
bedste Sted at leve var i>Amerika.
Hr. Nielsen fortalte livligt og in
teressant ON sine mango Oplevelser
paa Rejsen, og da Diet blew sent, blew
Valget af ny Bestyrelse opsat til nae
ste Mode.
Hr. D. NJ. Frederiksen meddelte,
at han var blevet anmodet ON at fore
slaa, at Selskabet skulde sende en- u
toriseret Delegeret til Felleskomi-
teen, der err i Arbejde paa den fore
staaende Slesvigsfest paa Dybb9lda-
gen den IS. April. Hi. Skellet men
te, at da Selskabet var en- lille privat
Kreds, at hvilke de fleste Medlemmer
allerede tilh9rte andre Foreninger,
Wide Diet let b]ive misforstaaet af de
andre Foreninger, hvis Diet blandede
sig heri; Diet var desuden like en- Min
%neapolis Forening, men en- Irwin
City" Forening, og han anbefalede,
at Dansk-Amerikansk Selskab skulde
stctte Festen og dcltage deri, men kun
som Individer og like officielt. Efter
nogen Discussion blew Diet vedtaget,
at Selskabet like skulde- sende nogen
Delegeret til Felleskomiteen, men at
Medlemmerne privat skulde opfor-
dres til at stqtte Festen paa allie Maa-
Ger og deltage deri. Klokken var nae
stem II, da M9det endelig hevedes.
x,
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dannet.

Ungdomsforbund dannet.
Eft norsk luthersk Ungdomsfor,
Ibund j Tvillingbyerne blew stiftet paa
let Mode i Mandags Aftes i Betania
Kirken i Minneapolis Flere kriste.
|lige Foreninger i de to Dyer havde
|valgt sine Komiteer for at ko1nme
sammen og gjennemfqrs Tanken ON
Dannelse at ct Ungdomsforbund,
Mgdet var sammenkaldt at Marius
Hagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

Kjsb code improved Farme i sydlige
No. Dakota f@rend Priserne gaar lop.
Den store Tilstrpmning for at kjpbe
billigere Land, er tvungen til at hmve
Priserne. I de npste so Dage tilbyder
vi Dem allie ore improved Farme til
sidste Aars Priser. Skriv efter Oplys-
ringer. DennStcdt Land Company,
Wimbledon, Barnes Co., No. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Krnnhha.

Foruarskonceyt.
Sangforeningen Bragg, der like
'har veret hort offentlig, siden Prof.
Starck rejste bort, er after i Aktivi.
tet under Ledelse at Otto Nelson, oe
en- Komite har allerede travlt med
Forberedelser til en- stor Foraarskon-
cert, som skal finde Sted paa D. B. S.
Hall i Slutningen at April. Koret
TALLER MI "A Sangere og vii hyde paa
ct hoist interessant Program INDIE
fattende Soloqumre og Kvartetter
SAINT ct .muntert advertisement fra
Scenen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Landsmand h9dret.

Apoteker Otto ]. S. Boberg, Eau
Claire, Wis.,, er bleven valgt til Pre-
sident for Civic & Commerce Asso,
citation. bet Wide sikkert v@re van
skeligt at treffe ct bedre Valg, ~da
vor Landsmand h9rer til wort Lands
|dygtigste Kemikere og err en- at Sta
tens Foregangsmend.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
PLADS FOR EN- DANSK
KARL.

Eft Par eldre> Farmerfolk ner
Minneapolis sGger en- ung Karl, som
er villig at deltage i alt forefaldende
Arbejde, og som kan make 8 Kger.
Da vi ingen Born har, vii vedkom-
mende blive betragtet som Sdn at
|4duset. Kan godt vere Nykommer,
Skriv straks til Chris. Ouch, Excel
sior, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Oscar i Velten.

Oscar VGlten.
Oscar Peterson, den gemytlige
Svensker, som i flere Aar havde Be-
vertning ude i Truesdell, er iferd
med at opfGre en- stor Garagebygning
paa HjGrnet at Elizabeth og Pleasant,
eftersom Diet er hans Agt at begynde
en- Acknowledgment. Planen lyder
paa en- brandfri>2-Etages Bygning at
Mursten og allie moderne Indret=
ringer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
"Sp0gefuglen"
Grundlagt 1893.

Grundlagt 1893.
Axel Kringelbach,.. Red. og Udgiver.
1T Blad for Sk@mt og Alvor; med
uafhengige Meninger og Anskuelser,
I Dollar pr. Aar. Forskellige Prove.
numre . Cts. i Frim@rker eller S9ly.
"Spegefuglen", Perth Amboy, N. J
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

|, Arnold R. Rindal dGde i Fredags
i Fort Lyons, Las Animas, Colo, at
Saar, som han erholdt under Ramp
we'd Verdun og i Belleau Skoven.
Han tjenestgjorde i Marinekorpset.
Liget ventes hertil notwithstanding
til hans Foreldre, Mr.. og Mrs. O.
Rindal her, og Begravelsen vii
foregaa med militere Hresbcvis-
ninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

!S9ger GuuernqrstiAngen.
DR.. Frank Nelson, President for
Minnesota College, har %indtegnet sig
som Kandidat for Guverngrstillin<
gen we'd Diet forestaaende Primervalg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Amerikansk Minister til

Amerikansk Minister til Danmark
IN udnevnt.
Den kjendte' Diplomat Joseph c.
Grew er af President Wilson I'D
nevnt til amerikansk Minister til
Danmark. Udnavfelsen err oversendt
Senatet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

UNIVERSAL REMEDIES co.
1873 West Superior Street,
Duluth, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Danske Kroner

Vekselkursen paa danske Kroner er
fremdeles megat gunstig, og hvis De
agter at sende Penge til Danmark, a
v,er saa venlig at huske, at vi sender
Money Orders eller Veksler til
hvilken som helst Bank eller privat
Adresse til laveste Priser.
Halvor Jacobsen & Co.,
Scandinavian American Line Office
1923 South Third Street
Metropolitan Life Bldg, Minneapolis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

Strib efterI @rpur7n1mmer al bettf
Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Amor har truylf.

Amor kdr truyH.
ON Diet er paa Grund af Skud-
aaret, eller ON Diet er fordi, at Diet
sterke og svage KjGn er bleven enige
ON at vile trodse Kong Dyrtid, skal
vi like sige, nok er Diet, der er iaar
|udstedt ca. $50 flere Hgteskabstilla-
delser Ramsey County i Marts
Manned end sidste Aar.
Man samler- sig. MI
Paa ct nylig afholdt Mode blew le-
|dende Republikanere og Demokrater
|enige ON at samarbejde for at sikre
Borgmester Larry Hodgsons Glen.
|valg. ALE Talere var eniige ON, at
Diet gjslder at staa enigt sammen,
saafremt Diet skal lykkes at vinde over
ATbejdernes Borgmesterkandidat, de,
stqttes ivrigt at Nonpartisan League
Borgerskabet MAJ bel@res ON, a,
wed Diet forestaaende Valg afgjqre:
Diet, ON vor By i Fremtiden skal le
DIES ad fremskridtsvenlige, hevdvund
ne Regjeringsprinciper eller ON der
skal blive Skuepladsen for eksperi
mentale Projekter.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-14
SOPHIA Will BE
RAISED IN week
First Lift on Wreck Planned
In Few Days TO Break
Hold on Bottom

That the wreck OF the Princess
Sophia will be raised from her rest
ing place at the bottom Of Lynn
Canal the latter part Of next week
is the opinion of officials and work
men of the company.
Divers are still working about the
wreck placing lines. The number
Of these lines will be more than suf
ficient by the end of next week to
hold the weight of the vessel and
If everything goes well, the barges
from which the lift win be taken
also will have been rugged by thai
time.
It is planned to loosen the wreck
from her bed on the reef and raise
her part of the way to the top
After this first lift is made. the
wreck will be towed to quiet place
in shallow water. perhaps to Bridget
Cove. where repair work on tbs
hull will be done. and the vessel
at the completion of the repair work
raised to the surface.
Men who have examined the new
equipment of the salvage company
pronounce 1t adequate for the work
and say there is strong probability
that the lift to be taken next week
will be successful.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-14
TENDERS, WORK BOATS AND
OTHERS MAKE CALLS HERE

The Puffin. tender. Tor, the by,p.o
ducts company operating on EXcur-
sion Inlet is in port today with Of
ticiais of the company who are visit
ing the city on business.
The Enterprise, of the Deep SEA
Salvage Company. operating at the
wreck of the Princess Sophia. IS in
port for supplies.
The Barron F.. tender for the
Thlinket Packing Company at Fnnter
Bay is in port from the cannery.
The gas boat f. A. Hegg, Capt.
Peter Madsen has returned to pert
after having made trip on the
mail run to Cape Fanshaw. The
Hegg substituted for the Pheasant
Capt. John Halo, which is on the
ways being remodelled,
The Explorer and her tenders lei
yesterday for the scene of her wire
drag survey work near Gambler and
Pybus Bays. The Explorer made a
hurried trip to juneau with a mem
Der of the crew who was i'll.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-14
On juneau s
Watertromt

The steamer Admiral Evans ar
rived in port at noon today from
Seattle, with the following passen-
gers for Juneau Paul Kabler, Miss
e. Carlson. Marie l.. Kelly, Mrs. P.
McCloskey. w. NJ. Dynes, P. j. Gil
more, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Anderson
Laura Mceloskey, Dr. f. o. Rowley
E. Miller, Mrs, NJ, Kashevaroff. Miss
E. Wright, B. Kvam' and wife, w. F.
Wan, Frank Wright, r. E. Mcdonald.
Passengers leaving on the Admiral
Evans at 2 o'clock this afternoon
were: for Anchorage-Miss l.. Pen
dleton, Mrs s. E. Woodstock, Mil
bred E. Bellows, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. p.
Wright, Miss L. Wright, Mrs. ID. c
Rounds, Howard E. Case, Mrs. II.
Case, Miss l.. Case; for ValdezTTS.
]. Nichoalds; for Cordova-William
Johnson; for Seward-Glcn Caring
ton. w. e. STEELE; for Yakutat-Peter
and Lily Frank
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-14
SEWARD COMPANY WILL
ENTER OIL DISTRICT, 4
ON KENAI PENINSULA

The organization OF a new COMPANY
for the purpose of drilling for OIL
was revealed today with the t5linf
Of application for permit to lease 0
claim located in the Kenai oil field
The membership of the Seward or
sanitation is composed mostly of
business men of that town
including Mayor E. l.. Whittemore'
Mayor of Seward.
The application for leasing permit
covers 1850 acres of land situated
in already surveyed territory. and
was received at the local U. S. Land
Office today.
Three other applications for leases
were received. Two of these cover
leases in the Yakataga field and
we're made by B. B. Watson and
Mrs. Resale NJ. Donohoe. both for
1850 acres. The third was filed by
Swami o. Anderson. the claim be
ing located in the Katalla field and
situated, six miles from Katalla.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-14
MATTINCLY RETURNS
TO GET MORE VIEWS
OF ALASKAN SCENES
Reports Alaska Pictures Getting
Big Runs in Show Houses
In States

Coming direct from Los Angeles
as a representative OF the c. II.
Clune Productions, Joseph Mattingly
passenger aboard the Admiral
Evans. in Juneau today, is touring
Alaska, making films for series of
scenic travelogues.
On the way north, the Admiral
Evans will stop at the Columbia
Glacier to allow Mr. Mattingly to
take pictures of the ice fields from
small boat. From Cordova, Mr.
Mattingly will send party UP the
Copper River to film Ghiids Glacier
When he returns to juneau. Mr.
Mattingly will spend several weeks
in this vicinity taking pictures. He
will make the trip to Skagway and
Attn to take pictures of Llclewyn
Glacier
| Mr.. Mattingly was in Alaska last
March and April and while here
made the films for three pictures
"The Lure OF the North, THE White
Silence" and "The Land of the Mid
night Sun" A number of the scenes
of "The Lure of the North were
taken at Taku Glacier and e. F.
Pond is featured in the leading role
If the film These pictures Will pro
badly be shown in Juneau in about
month.
The pictures taken here last spring
are now being shown to crowded
houses in the States. Mr.. MattingN
said. having two and three weeks
runs the first time they are shown.
This trip. Mr., MattinSly expects
10 take twelve pictures. All IT
natural colors. they will be classics
in their branch of art.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

(Corner Fourth and seward SITS. J
The Church of the Cordial Welcome
Rev. II. L. Greening, Pastor.
Preaching at IL a. nj. Subject:
Preaching service at II q. NJ
DR.. E. A. Potter OF Spokane. Wash
ington, viii speak at this service
representing the Armenian and Syr-
fan Relief work. This is a work
we all need to hear more about
and we are sure Dr.. Potter will have
a good message Let every mem
Der of the church make special ef-
fort to be present.
Sunday School at 1915. Wallis
S. George, Supt.
] Junior League at p. m. Mrs
Krough, supt.
Epworth League at Z p. m. 100
Subject: Lessons From the Poets
Preaching at p. m. The Rev
A. K. Reiton "a returned missionary
from Hong Kong, Yaumatei, South
China, will speak Rev. Reiton has
had several years experience in mis-
zion work in China, and will be able
To give us an interesting account
or the work in that great empire,
The services both morning and
evening will be of special interest
and we know the people of juneau
will show their appreciation by their
presence.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday. 7:3o
p m
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RAINY HOLLOW MINE
OWNER LEAVES FOR
EAST ON THE ALICE

]. w. Burnham. one of the orig
inal locators and owners of the Maid
of Erin copper mine in the RAINY
Hollow district. was southbound
passenger on the Princess Alice yes
terday. Mr.. Burnham is on his way
to his home in Glastonbury. Conn.
Mr. Burnham says that splendid
progress is being made on the con-
struction of the government road
leading to the mine from Haines.
The old road on the West side of
the Chilkat river has been aban-
dOned and the new route, which
win follow the eastern bank of the
stream, will eliminate the steep
grades of the former route. Mr..
Burnham is enthusiastic over the
prospects for development of the
Maid of Erin mine. which was re-
Gently purchased by r. w. Wiley
and associates.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Fifteen letters remain uncalled
for in the local postoffice today
Parties wishing same should call
for advertised letters" and give
date OF list. which follows:
Mr. Austin Charlis, Mrs. Roesis
Brown, Mr.. ID. e. Christman, Mr.
Thomas Clark, Miss Belle Cole, Mr.
Victor n. Fossum, Miss Annie Grant
Mr.. Ed. Hall, Miss Gertie Jackson
Mrs K. Kennedy, Louis Rain, Mr.
Aug Rydh. Mr.. John Shaft, Mr.
M. Shair, Ted Sherzberg.
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SIXTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS
HALIBUT ON TWO VESSElS

Sixteen thousand pounds of fresh
halibut was brought to port last
night by two vessels for sale to local
fish buyers and will be unloaded to
day. The boats bringing 1t were the
Ocean. Capt. Olaf Larson, 5000
pounds. and the Pilgrim, Capt. An
drew Hildre,. 1000 pounds
The Fame and Olga which dis
charged their cargoes last Thursday
are Quitting to leave soon again for
the halibut banks.