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The Washington times., 1920-05-24
METROPOLITAN.
Nasfaova In
.-'rke Heart of q Chiid.-

~Ihe Heart OF q thitd
Never has the extraordinary range
of Nine. Nszimoya's pantomimic art
been so convincingly revealed upon
the screen as in her latest super
production. "The Heart OF a Child"
which yesterday was shown for the
first time In Washington before ca
paeity audiences at crsndslfs Me-
tropolitsn Theater. This camera
adaptation by Charles Bryant OF
Frank Dapbys celebrated novel may
be said 10 display at its zenith the in
terpretatiye power OF the most bril-
liant actress in silent drama
The early scenes OF the picture
concern the drab girlhood OF Sally
Shape. child OF drunken parents in
the Llmehouse tenement district OF
London. Through the interest OF
Lord Kidderminster. Sally. upon the
death OF her mother as a direct re-
suit OF her fathers brutality. is given
place As model In a fashionable
modiste's. Here she attracts the at
tention of London's foremost pro-
ducer OF stage revues and becomes q
star OF his greatest production by
virtue OF ability as a dancer picked
up to the tunes OF alley hurdy-gurdys.
Thenceforth the action OF the play
depicts In what manner Lord Kiddie
wooed and wed a blossoming young
woman who. despite the sordidness
of her youthful environment. pos
sesses "the heart of a child" and the
inherent sense of goodness that spells
character.
The production. like all OF Ma
zimoya's. is marked by a fidelity in
settings and atmosphere to the spir-
II OF the scenes reflected upon the
screen that produces the satisfying
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ture OF happiness with the defeat Of
her enemies all combine TO form a
plot that certainly keeps one on edge
as To the outcome.
A nne supporting cast also adds to
the generally excellent impression
made by the production. Norman
Kerry is the leading man. looking the
part OF the hero and acting II admir-
ably. Nell Craig, Edwin Stevens, Vir-
sinia Ainsworth. Walt Whitman and
others OF equal note Also have promi-
nent places
The Rialto symphony Orchestra.
Daniel Breeskin conducting. provides
nne musical setting for the presen-
tAtion-
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tion OF a very tense variety in the
picture. but the meeting OF upper
crust and underworld solves the re-
lationship OF the two girls and es-
plains on a Freudlsn basis, the dreams
OF the patrician. Miss Daltons sp
probation and delineation OF her quar-
role is almost fAultless. and the sup
porting cast includes Pedro de Cor
doba, Huntley Gordon. Walter Neeian'
and others.
The Washington times., 1920-05-24
GARDEN.
"Treasure Island,
With AlI-Stnr Cast.

Maurice Tourneur has succeeded ad-
mirably in putting Robert Louis Stew
enson on the screen in his remarkable
film version of this authors celebrated
book, Treasure Island" the produc-
tion as presented by Paramount-Art7
craft at Moore's Garden Theater. open
ing its second consecutive week of
showing yesterday.
Those who have seen the picture
know that Mr.. Tourneur has done the
wise thing. He has followed the story
of the Stevenson classic faithfully in
its details, and this has not only pro-
duced picture that is packed with
red-blooded adventure, but which is
rich in the spirit and lore Of the pi-
rate days. He catches ones interest
at the very start of the showing by
his vivid depletion OF the fight at
Benbow Tavern. From there the
scenes move swiftly to tie acduisi-
ton of the treasure chart by young
Jim Hawkins, his hiding away on the
vessel as stowaway. the mutiny.
fght with the pirates and final sue
cess OF the search for the hidden gold.
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ElMIRA PAPER QUITS.

ELMIRA, May 24.-The Elmira Her
aid. an afternoon daily paper. has
suspended publication. IL was estab-
lished seven years ago. The high cost
of newsprint paper is given as the
reason for the suspension. The paper
has been Democratic in politics and
it's withdrawal leaves Elmira without
a Democratic newspaper.
The Washington times., 1920-05-24
KNICkER ERBOCKER.
Nasi.sv. In
The Heart of q CkiId.-

The adventures OF a csbby trans
planted into a fashionable drawing
room as proxy for his inebriated
rare were uproariously depicted upon
the screen at Crandalis knicker-
booker Thester yesterday by Snub
Pollard In his latest camera comedy.
"All Dressed Up," as the foremost
supplementary feature OF an unusu-
ally Interesting bill OF photoplays.
Other abbreviated camera subjects
and skillfully arranged orchestral
score under the direction of Mr..
Sokolove rounded out a program OF
which the principal offering was THE
Heart OF a Child" in which the stel-
lar role Is portrayed with tremendous
versatility by Nine. ALA Nazimova
and complete review OF which will
be found In connection with the Met
ropolitan Theater.
The Washington times., 1920-05-24
CRANDALL'S.
Mack Sennett's
"Down on the Farm


All of the bucolic activities that
combine to form the daily task Of
the professional agriculturist have
been utilized as a basis OF comedy by
Mack Sennett in his latest itve-reel
pastoral parody Down on the Farm y
which began four-day engagement
at Crandalrs Theater yesterday be
tore packed houses. Unlike ma
jority of the camera absurdities at
which lovers OF silent drama laugh,
Down on the Farm unreels genu-
inc plot.
The action Is fast and the fun is
furious throughout the length OF the
film. The production Is in every
sense suggestive of the actualities Of
life where the day begins at sun-up
and ends when the work is done at
dark; the photography Of the GUS
tomary Sennett excellence.
As an extra added comic attraction
Mutt and JEFF cavorting through the
antics of funny cartoon comedy.
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effect OF actuality. The photography
is OF a uniformly high quality,
In thorough keeping with the dis
tinguished artistry of the chief fea-
ture are the varied supplementary Of
ferings included In the exceptional
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The Current Weeks Offerings the Capital Theaters

and scenic. the whole ~ng to com
piete a presentation that Is well worth
seeing.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
RECEPTION FOR
 NEW INSTRUCTORS
Parents Invited to Meet and Well come Teachers on Next
 Monday Night

AS ls Che custom there win be d reception given on next Monday night for tho new instructors Chat have arrived Go teach In Che Doug las public schools thIs ycar The Douglas Parent Teachers association arc making arrangements for tho meeting and win hold thoir first meeting Of Che season on chat night
 The session is billed Co start at 8 o'clock sharp. there win be a pro- gram by the children. talks by School Clerk L. w. KHbun and superinton- dent Mitchell Refreshments win be served
 It ls desired by Che Parent Teach en association chat an parents at- tend on Monday night to help wel- como thc now teachers and to show that Interest is taken in Che schools Of thc city,
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
BUM CHECxs

Clinton N.r.lI.n was arrested at Tr.aduou yesterday morning by Deputy United states Marshall Geo. L Johnson or che 0narec ot being drunk and l.o-.cr.y I'm ha trial before United states Comm o1cr John Henson yesterday W.FaIdu wa. dref ss5 for he e-.me rd borr without funds. uas committed to Che federal IaI at Juneau Go sery, oaf Ono 0ne
 u.Flder admitted chat under Che nam. o. r. q. Mcdonald he had iruoI number of bad checks Tn Juneau .o he amour, of abou. Sf00 There had been a vauon. ou for te arrest for somo umo sworn ,o before Comm. ioner N L Burton of Juneau by Robert shon vald of Che American Bakery Mc FatIen. or Mcdonald win bo tried fo- che new crime before Judge Bur tou
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
WELL KNOWN MAN
 IS MINE VICTIM
Julius Stmgier Sufocates as He Comes or Shift at Alaska
 Juneau Mine

Last Friday afternoon at 3.30. whom Julius suarlcr was coming out of Che Alaska Juneau mine on No. ( lcyd he was overcome with gas and
 smoke. and iIol
 suoe.cr and his partner wore working on a contract between Che No. 8 and q leyels They llt their fuses and were going oG shif Jo- cobsou eo. Co tho ond Of Che drift whom he missed suagier and went back for him Hc carried him to Che open afr and artificial respiration was tried. but it was Of no avail
 Julius siraeier was @ very well known miner Of thH vicinity He worked for number of years in Che various mines on Douglas Island and later transferred to thc Alaska umoau. whore he wos a contractor Ue s survived by two brothers and hc.r families who live hce. He waa ab0u. sS yoar or ago. unmarried and was a native of Belgium
 Last March sras.cr volunteered for hazardous work In Che mine when a fellow workman was n danger and performed it because he n.d he was unmarried and could take chance
 The uuoul was held from tho Douglas Catholic church Tuesday morning. wIth Father Van der Pol conducting Che ceremony Tho burial was at Che Douglas cemetery
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
SERIOUS OPERATION

Oscar Grundlcr. son of Mr. and alrs Gustav Grundlor Of Douglas is today undergoing a major operation ou his hip u a Seattle hospital from Che onects of which ho win not bc able Go work for at least six weeks
 Oscar has been troubled wIth h.s hip for several years but c2mm- tions by Urorcnt surgeons failed to locate thc trouble The Injury was frt ielt altcr hc had slid to base In a bau game while ho was mcm- bor or Che Douglas team playing In Juneau
 A special N-ray picture Of hip dis- closed that thcrc was a growth on one side of Che hip bone and decay on che other s.dc The operation vim conss, of che removal of tho growth and Che seapus away of Che depaycd rar, ot Che bone.
 Mr. Crunuc- since leaving here carly in Che spring has hoen employ ,d with Che Northern L.tc Insurance Company at Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
TWENTY-FIVE BUCKS

"sim' sh.tauda. proprietor ol Che Owl restaurant Of this city, was ap. prehoudcd wIth moose meat in hIs possession cha. he was offering for aie and hc was arrested las, Friday evening by Gamo Warden John Luud In hIs trial before CommIs toner John Henson. ShIlanda was convicted and fined f21 and costs lt Is said Chat he purchased Che meat from am In- dian who killed Che animal in Che Taku valley
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10

scrapcr is used extensively in Ono Fairbanks camp In working by Che opeu-cut system Tho cold water thawng system a being uacd .u thc various lower river camps w.th uc- cca Hydraulic plants are used In many places n Che lower river camps. hut mono ore os largo m those of Che Nond'ko district
 "m Ono Kanushna Che Mt Mc- Knlcy Gold Plaeom Company Of Columbus. ohio. is Installing % large hydraulic plant on nm extensive body Of rich bench and creek placors Dr. Sutherland and Carl sc.bcrg and others also ro putting In large hydraulic plant horc
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10

It win bc observed iu Che fore
 going tabular statement Chat uaw-
 oas yield Is twice as lorre as that .of Che next be.. comp In Inc Yukon uueg Ranking next to Dawson In . .the Yukon valley is Fairbanks and amu ro.ovaua orch with Ius. haI what Is accredited Dawson The Taaana yau.r however contains
 hroa good camps namely Fairbanks
 To'ova and Hot Springs. au of which gro tributary more or less Go Fairbanks n Che matter of trade. The Dawson estimate covers Che tributaries Of Indian river and che Kloni'tc watersheds and also the old Mmar and C.ae.er camp. and Uetct and rc.rbor.ng creeks Hov- .ror Che bulk of Che gold credited to Dawson a from One Klond.tc and
 Indian river u.bu.arie. au with
 radius Of uty miles of town
 Wh6. Is noted In Che foregoing table as produced by "Forumnc" means Che American Fortymlc. or chat portion ol Alaska That camp doe. SD much business with Dawson chat Hs yield m.rht also bo claimed by Dawson. bul as it Is on thc Alas t.r .... nI .U. Iua U Ie mentioned as a separate .tom.
 Tho shipment Of gold produced by the Yukon Territory. or Canadian Yukon aa. year totaled fi750OO0. Tor s25oOo0 above Che estimate for .mh ycar Comptroller JcekeI says .it Is difficult to estimate Che Yukon . .to,m for hs ycar and Che sum Of |sL500.000 Is merely roughly ha1arl- Jed. One ame as arc he lower Yukon .Gruro given by Mr. Richmond. However au may bo taken as com- mr from lhc best possible authorities
 and approximately correct The yield u nearly every camp mcn-
 u0neI has been ourancd greatly by hc exceedingly dry season. Scarcely any rain has fallen m any Of tho
 camp in either Yukon or Alaska .urouehou. Che entire season. Mr.. .Wchmoad .aya some OF Che Alaskan camps aImo.. havo been put out of .bus.no. Cor Che season by Che dry .rcl TUoyana had only eleven .d-y oi Huaus and tbat in May Dump Of che previous year also
 havc been mvasbod
 p Che Idorod. aya Mr. Rich-
 mono. two and thrco-and-a-haltioo,
 bucket drcdres are working Ono belongs t1 Che J. E. Riley cs,otc. and
 ono to Bcaton G Donnoly Th, .great.r part Of the estimated ou,pu. .o. Taootna and Ophlr Of S5ooooo
 should be credited Go Tom Aitkon .Uo Is producing the gold with nj. .dredso on Candle crock. In th, .Farbauss camp c Aarons. Of Lon. don operates two small dredees or .Fa.rbauss creek In Che Circle d.s ucL the Berry drodge has been .shut down aI season. The Bakie,
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
DAWSON IN LEAD
 GOLD PRODUCTION
Annual Estimate Gives Che Old Noudike shl the Banner Pro-
 ducdon of Interior

That tho KloudIbe district has not yot boon disiancol by Che other placcr mining camps ot Che interior Is claimed In Che following story Che Yukon valley production for 1920. ukcn from thc Dawson News of O recent date.
 yomoy Richmond superintendent of che Northern Commercial Com- pauy who returned Sunday night Co Dawson. hitter having spent most Of Che summer visiting che companys numerous posts In che lower Yukon watershed brings am interesting
 summary Of Che gold yield Of Che region. Hc estimates chat Che total placer gold outpu, t9r Che season ol Ig20 of Che American region doing business through the Yukon valley win be s2.eS5.O00. e. A. JockclL comptroller for Che Canadian eoy- crumcrt with headquarters ot Dave s1u. elya hc has reason Co hope thc Dawson y.oll this season wil total fi50a0O0 This would make Che grand total for Che entire Yukon valley on both Che American and Che Canadian sides fAtS5.OQ0. The y.eif oi oach camp by Che close of the seasou as estimated by Che tUo authorities cited In che foregoing .s
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
FINALLY GET AWAY

After waiting for several weeks to get passenger accommodation for thc south Mrs. J w Martin and children and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ness and children iclt on Che Spokane Sunday evening Mrs Martin win live n seattlc where Che children win attend school and Mr. and Mrs. Ness win look after property inter- osts in Tacoma tor a few woch8
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
WAS AT sITKA

Miss Alma Wormau who has been visiting her brother Charlie. at sItsa for Che past several weeks. arrived hero early ta.a wcok to r.at unul Che next Grip ot the Spokane Miss Wortmau Is staying at Che GruniIcr House.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
SURE TO COME
 SAYS ENGINEER
" A Altman, Scout for Big Paper Concern Says That the Pulp
 Mills Wm Come

w. A Altman locating cnsncc
 for Che Butler Paper Co. oi Chicago was I'm rc,cuburr tor several day. thH uc.k investigating walcr power atcs and napor min locations H, was accompanied by B. F. Hen,zlc- man ol ilo Forest Service.
 Mr. Nmu mldc severn. side trips from Petersburg and investigated from cgc-r angle while Inc was very iolh to uIs o. his business iu this section. Vr Altman did say chat Che Thomas Bay sItc was one ot Che best hr bad s..n in Southeastern Alaska "You can s.y l'r me Chat Che Pores frr officials I'm Alaska pro doing cy- crthnr In thc.r power to secure pulp mI's Tor thc country and you can also ay hat Che pulp mills arc com.ne My trip t1 Alaska .s no sr.ret m Investigating every rroa.t cl any considerable size iu hs section and my people sent me h.rr lr maE. a recommendation as to which ..e v.u tc Che most ad- ,1rueeou. lar tbcm to develop. hrt. boon tuo weeks u Che Kctchi- Ran .eeuou about a week around Juneau and one week hc-c. ez- poet '. mako oIher inspections bee fore ! ro.um East" he said
 Mr. H.nu'oman has been u ctar-e ol work parties making O survey o- Che avaHab.c timber In soa.hnt.n Alaska and le stated uhre h..e .ha. i'm h.. opinion there am b. tar.. lars. pulp and paper mIs i'm Southeastern Aaska-ono at K.rnHlau or. at Thomas Bay and ono u. Juneau or Spool River Trrsc mun uu hc fed from ,bcr own pulp plants and from smaller pulp ntnu located at different avaIl- able a.t.- power sites m Southeast .rr t'..s. .I think ther. vIu be ttr.e hi. mU. one n each ot Che natural districts no-.h south and contra. u. Southeastern Aaska Ttor win draw pulp from malcr installation. I.at.I at such place. a Wu Crock. near Wurret Warm srr.n-s Bay and .-hee The Juneau or srooI Ut.r min would ukc care of tt. ro-.h end ol .ae district Che Thomas Bay uH ot Petersburg and WunerI e.Uons while the Ke.eh- Hau min would aEr rare ot chat .nl" h. ..I
 Col Gre... rl.cl aauonai fo-- of.- estimates tHat It.s section .r rrolu.. tao hundred million tons ot. pulp per year for an indefinite raroI
 Aa... ha. pulp r.orr0os probe 1h'r in .Iec. ol anr ...tI1r ar thc. United s.rt. r.. Bureau O. Fore e..rt or... t..e n. roaeea Na-. uora' Pores. alone um supply u-. definitely from ere-h.rI t0 one. haIl n. rr..rt requirements ot Che. enUr. country
 n H only Tn tne r.t few months hat One Haum ot Forestry has. boon making arr reaI .ror, towards bringing ahou. tU. U.rI.nmcut .' trH r.rt rcou.. which .e an le- r.rl.n. upon -he ase or water power This spring Ono Bure.a o- Forestry Ia o-ler .o aanen the pn'p teeH. arm.a. or Alaska mala tentative division of che TouEae National Forest into fourteen paper pulp unH. having au arsr.rate ot about lortror. hmm le.t ot paper pulp umb. Iae aIre.s Indicate that m. Forestry o..as win probably roarrau-. H.a units .o as Go pro- vide for twenty ap.r pulp units which would rr. ar average stand for each urf or approximately two billion tcet O. .mba- This win rro- vide for am indefinite supply Cor che arer ync ol paper ml's-retn- burs Report
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
LETT TOR SWEDEN

Mr. and Mrs c. w. Carlson and son and adopted son iai on Che Princess Alice yesterday morning for Vancouver From Vancouver they win go Co Rockford m. for a shor, y.s.l after which they win leave Nov York for Sweden carly next month
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10
VICTORY MEDALS
 TO BE AWARDED
Armisdce Day Wm Be the Time When They Are to Be Given
 for Overseas Service

In order Co avoid m.sunior.ani- | .rrs and complications and Co mako |t ro ble for every cz-service man In tte country to get victory medal hc war department has cn- |u.t.I tre asssauce ol Che Amcr. ! lean Legion m reaching au chose who are cnuIcd to ths mcdal Each Legion po.t has iust received Q
 supply Of forms on which appnoa- aons are Co br submitted with Q mop ssut ou. by thc war depart- mont To simplify che procedure
 .rhe map win be of great yalue .as aid ,o dcterm.r.ns eligibility for batue awards in Che issue %, Che . victory medals" writes Che al.utmt general n n recent letter to Prank Inn u0Ucr national commander or Che American Legion. .Ths office e also pleased to s.ate chat since .hc arrival of mutual miee.ardus concerning tle responsibilities o' Che American Legion and Che recru.t- ue service Che matter ot distribution of victory medals ha. been prosr
 sing nicely.
 Notwithstanding Che improvement. In he situation noted by Che aIIu-
 ant general .herc Is stU Q good deal of misunderstanding on One part of veterans as to Che stops necessary to procure hc.- medals. say legion officials and .nc auausomcrts under way for on. formal presentation ol Che medals which win take place ou November a.
 There are tvo mears by which ez-seryIec mon may apply for her decorations Tho easiest method to apply to any post of the American Legion The war department has
 authorized post commanders TO draw ou.c.aI application forus These forms can bc executed at post head-
 quarters Legion officials win for- ward thcm to Che proper source Tho other way Co get n medal Is Go
 apply at any recruiting station
 There s only one way In which a veteran may sfors tn thc formal rr rauon ceremonies. Che arrange rcnu for which are I'm entire charge or ho local Legion oric.als u each community Unless otherwise specie aet ar medals applied for Through L.aoa channels win bc lo'Ivar. to n. Legion pos. of Che veterans choice and retained there uu,I Ar- madce Day. whom Che formal pres- cruuous win h. hold simultaneously
 hrouehout rle country Veterans who apply for he.r mclas through One rceruiunl service win receive thom by mail at the.r homes. um.y .lcs.rc to participate In Che Armstoc . Day ceremonies thcy should deposit their medals witch a Legion pos.
 Tho Legion makes no distinction between members and uou-membcu
 n tle victory medal distribution. By Che terms oi Che agreement w.,h Che war department au eEaersIec men may apply for choir decorations through Legion channels and particle pate m the Arm uco Day cole brations under Legion auspices Special arrangement arc being made to get medals to E1.d-s,ar mothers and other uczt-o,kiu who arc priv- ucecd to receive thc decorations of men who died iu the serv.oe
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10

Become Q stookholIor in Che unit- ed States buy war-uvIng7 stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-10

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