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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
VOKIEGIAI NAUDOJASI
GROBIAIS Is LENKIJOS.
Varsava protestuoja prizes tai.

Danzigas, Rugp. 26 (Suve-
inta. Raso ,angl. laikr. kores-
poadentas). Ketvirtosios
Rusq sovietQ armijos nupuoli-
mas pasibaige tikromis baise-
nybemis rytines Prusijos pa
rubeziais, ypa6 salimais Pru-
sijos miesto Johannesburg. Ru-
su kareiviq padejimas, sulig
gautp cia ziniq, pasibaiseti-
mas. i
Per maza Prusijos parube-
ziq sodziq Willenburg, dieno-
mis- ir naktimis traulIia bega-
lines eil6s BUSY kareiviQ. II
burial Rusu moterp su val
kais. Dangelis yra vazluotQ,
bet didziuma peseiQ.
Vaziuoti Rusai prisikrove
kupinus vezimus visokiQ daik-
tp II gerybiq, paimtq nuo Len
kiios gyyentoju.
Lenkija protestuoja.
Lenkijos vyriausybe paga-
mino protesta, prieS Vokieeius
atkreipta, Mes Vokieeiai visus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
L|ETUVOS ATSTOVYBES.
AMERIKOJE PRANE-
S|MAS.
("Draugui" telegrama).

hlouSul l0iSS oliioI'
Washington, Rugp. 81.
Klimo kablegramoje is Kauno
sakoma:
Rugpjucio 27 Lietuvos Wy
riausyb6 pasiunt6 nota Sapie-
hal VarSavoje. Pranese jam
apie Lietuvos neutralybe Ru-
sq-Lenkq karo metu. Lenkp
militarinei valdziai pareiske ne
pereiti Lietuvos rubeziQ, ku-
riuos saugoja Lietuviu armija.
Suvalkq gubernijoje, kur ru-
beziai dar nenustatyti, Len
kams pasiqlyta laikinai de-
markacijos linija, einanti per
Grabova Augustava ir Stabi-
ma.
Vinikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
MINSKE PERTRAUKTOS
TAIKOS TARYBOS.

Didziuma delegatu isvazinejo.
Varsava, Rugp, 81. = Sulig
praneSimo bevieliu telegraph is
Minsko, tenai pertrauktos tai
kos tarybos Lenkp su boise
vikais. .. -
Didziuma tn ir kitQ delega-
tn iSvazin6jo. Lenkai isvazia-,
vo Brest-Litovskan, gi boise
vikai Maskvon.
sakoma, kaip tie, taip kit
nutare suvaziuoti Rygon pra-
ejus savaitei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01

tuos pagrobtus is LenkQ teri
toriip daiktus atima nuo Ru-
sq ir konfiskuoja. Paskui tai
visa pasiunGia Vokietijon.
Teko girdeti, kad per Dan
ziga Vokietijon pasiQsta net
penki ilgi traukiniai su tais
daiktais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
LEIS BOLSEVIKAMS-LEN-
KAMS TURETI TARYBAS

VarsaVa, Rugs. l. - Lenkl-
jos vyriauSyb6 kreip6si j Lie
tuvos vyriausybe leisti Rygo-
ie Lenkams tur6ti taikos kOn-
ferencijq Su bolSevikais. I tai
prielankiai Lenkams atSak6
Latvijos vyriausyb6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
TAIKOS KONFERENCIJA
BUS RYGOJE.

Var$ava, Rugs. 1. - Lenkijos
vyriausybe atsauke savo delega-
tus is Minsko. Kai-kurie delega-
tai jau yra VarSavoje. Kitus par
kvieSti pasiQsta krlrjeras.
Lenku-bolSeviku taikos konfe-
rencija seks Rygoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
CORKO MAJORAS LABAI
BLOGAS.

LondOnaS, Rugs. l. - COrko
majoraS McSweeney jau ant MIR
ties slenkscio BriXtOnO kalejime.
N6ra jam susimyl6jimo.
Airijos mieste Belfaste riauses
nepertraukiamos. Per keleta die
NJ, nuzudyta % amones,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
NUBALSAVO STREIKUOTI.

LondOnas, Rugs. l. - Ang:-
jos anglekasiQ organizacija nu-
balsavo streika. Bet streiko klau-
sima pavede savo VirSminkQ nuo-
ziurai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
SEMIONOV LINKSTA PRIZE
BOLsEVIKQ.
Apie tai jis pranese Trochui

Copenhagen, Rugs. 1. = a
nomas priesbolSevikinis kazo-
ku atamanas rytindj Siberijoi,
gen. Semionov, kreipasi boil
Sevikq karo komisara Trocki
priimti j bolSeviku armijon.
Apie tai ziniQ paduota de-
peSoje is Maskvos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
NAUJAUSIOS zINIOS.
UKRAINAI PAKILO PRIZES
r. BOLSEVIKUS.

ParySius, Rugs. l. - Gauta
cia ziniu is VarSavos, kad prizes
bolSevikus pakel6 puolima Uk-
rainai. Jie pereje upe Dniestra
ir paeme miesta Bucac. Paimta
daug nelaisviQ, artilerijos If ar
kliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
KURDAI JUDO ARMENV
MoTERIS IR VA1KUS.

Paryzius, Rugs, 1. = Is Kon-
stantinopolio pranesta, jog
Kurdai Anatolijoje iszude 400
Armenq.
Armenus vyrus jie susaude,
bet moteris ir vaikus lndare
.baznyeeion ir Sta padege. zu-
vusios .liepsnose moterys su
vaikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
REZIGNAVO RUMUNIJ0S
KABINETAS.

Paryzius, Rugp. 81. - Is
Viennos per Berlyna praneSta,
jog atsistatydino Rumunijos
ministeriQ kabinetas su prem
jeru AverescO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
P|N|Cy KURsAs.

svetimu saliu pinigp verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Rugpju-.
clio 81 buvo tokia sulig Mer-
chants Loan and Trust Co.:
Angliios sterlingu svarui 1886
Lietuvos 100 auksinq 2.G
Lenkijos 100 markip .4s
vok;etiios 100 markiu 2.O7
Prancuzijos uz $1.O0 IA fr. 40
Italijos uz $l;oo 21 ]. 40
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
RUGSEJo l, 1920.

Chicago ir priemiesciai. - Gra-
zus oras Siandie ir rytoj; maza
atmaina temperaturOje-
Vakar augSciausia temperatu-
ra buvo IS d., zemiausia - % l.
Saul6 teka 6:15, leidziasi I "a.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
GEN. BUDENNY UZTAlSYTA
KILPOS.

Vdr$aua, Rugs. l. - Pakllu-
Stems prizes bolSevikus Ukrainams
vadovauja gen. MaknO. a.
Lenkai rytinej Galieijoj is
blaSk6 bolSevikuS ir generolo Bu-
denny raitariiai uztais6 kilpas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
Pilsudski Nori Briauties Rusijos
Gilumon
Seminov NOri Pereiti BOlSeviku Pusen
RUSAI ATsIEME DAUGIAO
MIESTU.
Sutruskinta Wrangeio spekos

Londonas, Rugp, 81. - XII
birkStiniu telegraph is Mask
vos Siandie praneSta, jog Siau-
riuOse nuo BreSt-LitOvSkO Sc
ka ziaurQs muSiai RuSu su
Lenkais. Sulig praneSimo, Ru-
sal pazangiuoja. Jie uzima Wis
daugiau mieSteliQ, artindamieS
prie BreSt-LitOvsko tvirtumQ.
Be to. RuSai pazangiuoja il
Baltstog6S Some.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
VESULA PADARE BAISIUS
NUOSTOLIUS.

Manila, Philipinu salos, Rugs.
l. - Praeita nakti cia siaute bal
81 v6sula. Padaryta milziniSki
mieste nuostoliai. Mieste nera
SviesOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
ATSISTATYDINO ISPANI-
JOS MINISTERIAL.

Paryzius, Rugp. 81. = Is
Madrido pranesta, kad atsista-
tydino Ispanijos ministeriQ ka-
binetas,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
Tas pat ir Lvovo Some.

Lvovo ir PiremiSlio Some gen.
Budenny su Savo raitarija pa
zangiuOja. 10 paSekmingq vel
kimq pripazista il patyS Len
kai.
Toliaus ! SiauriuS, netoli
Vladimir-VoIinski. Soviehl -ka-
ruomen6 uz2m6 mieSteli Bielz
ir visa ellie sodziQ.
Bloga Vrangelio karuomene1.
Cia Sovietin6s RuSijOs atStO-
vas Kemenev paSkelb6 caves
ziniu is MaSkvos, jog bOlSevi-
kQ Sp9kos Kubaniaus provln-
ciioi SutruSkinuSios gen.
.Wrangelio karuOmene.
PraneSime is MaSkvOS aplc
.Wrangeli pasaEyta:
"Po iveikimo gen. Wrange-
lio sp6kQ, bolsevikQ karuome-
ne perkirto anu komunikacl-
ia. apsupo If nakti netiketu
puolimu sunaikino ju stOvyk-
las.
"siaurin6j dalyj Tauridos
(Tavriceska) gubernijos gen.
.Wrangelio karuomen6 pllnal
nugalata. siandie jiSai lalkosl
vientik KrimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
PILSUDSKI NEPASITEN-
KINA PADETIMI.
Jam norisi uzimti Lietuvos
teritoriias.

Varsava, Rugp. 81. - Sullg
oficijaIio LenkQ praneSImo,
gen. Budenny raitarija pazan-
giuoja. Budenny tikslas per-
kirsti LenkQ frontQ rytineJ
Galicijoj.
Jo raitarija iSpalengva va
rosi pirmyn link Zamoisc,
Siaurvakaruose nuo LvOvO,
neziurint Lenku prieSipimosi.
TeGiauS kai-kuriose vietOse
taippat ir Lenkams pavyksta
pasivaryti pirmyn.
Siaurrytiniam fronte, LenkQ
praneSime sakoma, linijOJe
Grajevo, Osowec, Baltstoge II
Brest-Litovsk prieSakines Len
kp armiios sargybos uzeme
SokoIko, Loginka, Orzechowo,
Czachi, Posborze ir Werchow-
ieze.
"Niekam tikes frontas."
Taip sake Lenkijos virSinin-
kas Pilsudski. PraneSime Len
ky spaudai jis sake, jog ry-
tuose talkininkQ nustatytl
Lenkijai rubeziai niekam IL
Ike, >ypaG strateginiu zvilgsniu.
"Kehose vietose Brest-Li-
tovsko apirub6je," " sake Pill
sudski, ines jau perejom tai
kininkQ nustatyta linija. Siau-
riuoSe dar prieiname. Sustoti
toje linijoje If apsikasti reis-
kia ne kitka. kad mes, Lenkai,
sutinkame su tue frontu ir su
rytiniu rubeziu, kaipo palan-
.kiu musq aspiracijoms. Taip
netur6tQ but"
Pilsudski toliaus pareiSkia,
jog Lenkams toje linijoje ap-
sistoti butu nedovanotina.klai-
da.
Jis atranda, jog RusQ prob
lemai iSriSti yra tik dvi prize
mOni: arba besustojimO marsu-
oti pirmyn IL pilnai sutruskin-
ii bolSevikus, kad jie ] Lenkus
paskui prabiltu kitokiuo tonu,
arba laikyties talkininkQ nus
tatytos linijos, pasiduoti boil
Seviku troSkimams If kuovei-
klaus padaryti taika su jais,
Reikalinga energija.
'Lenkai privalo kuoveikiaus
pikilti If pavartoti visa ener-
gijq prizes bolsevikus, neziu-
rint tos rytin6s linijos," )" sake
Pilsudski. "Laikas yra bran
gus. Nelengvas daiktas inkar-
SGiuoti Lenkus ir jie siandie
jau atv6se.' ..
Pilsudski stow jau ne u7
istorinius Lenkijos rubezius
bet uz naturalius. Tas reiskia
kad jam norisi If vel Lietuvos
If Latvijos teritorijq If visoS
Baltgudijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
Pakilo nerimavimai.

Su tue komisijos didziumos
nusprendimu nesutinka nei
patys darbininkai anglekasiai.
Jie tikejosi kur-kas daugiau
pelnyti.
Is to dabar pakilo nerima-
vimai ir anglekasiai grumoja
streiku, jei. komisijos mazu-
mos balsas nebus isklausytas.
Prezidento Wilsono parody
mu Darbo sekretorius Wilson
suSaukia susirinkima operate
riQ ir anglekasiQ bendrojo ko-
miteto uzmokesties klausime.
Susirinkimas ivyks Scrantone,
Pa, rytoj. Susirinkime kont-
raktan bus intraukta nauja1
padidinta uzmokestis. Tas
kontraktas lures veikti' ligi ko-
vo 81, 1922 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
EX .RA F.!
LENKA1 EINA ANT sEINU.

LoNDoNAs, Rugs, 1. :
Gia Lietuvos representatives
pranese, kad Lenkai paeme
Suvalkus. ~.
Be to, pranesta, jog viena
Lenku divizija marsucsa ant
seinp, rytuose nuo suvalkp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
Anglekasip susirinkimas.

Kaip Siandie Scrantono ap-
skricio anglekasiu atstovai su-
SSaukiami susirinkiman. Bus
tartasi, kas darbininkams pra-
deti komisijos mazumos rapor-
to klausime.
Komisijos mazuma stow uz
q nuos. daugiau Hmokesties
darbininkams. Didziuma tik
uz IL nuos. Didziumos nuos-
prendi patvirtino prezfdentas.
Rytoj gal jau bus zinoma,
ka bus nutare patys darbinln-
kai. Kaip kas nuomoniauja,
kad darbininkai stoves uz ko-
misijjos mazumos raporta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-01
Prezidento atsiliepimas.

Kuomet komisij0s mazuma
paskelbe savo raporta, vlsal
priesinga didziumos nuospren-
dziui, ir kuomet tarp darbi-
ninkQ pakilo nerimavimai, pre-
zidentas Wilsonas paskelbe at
siliepima j .anglekasius per ko-
misijosl mazumos mari Ferry,
kurs atstovavo darbininkus.
Prezidentas atsiliepime pri-
pazista, jog komisijos d1dhlu-
mos nuosprendis teisingas, jog
darbminku atstovai buvo su-
tike priimti didziumos nuos-
prendi be jokio nepasitenkini-
mo. Tuo. .tarpu siandie pasiro-
do priesingai.
Prezidentas isreiSkia pasiti:
kejima darbininkais, kad jie
supras siandienine padetl II
ir gera valia priims komisi-
jos didziumos nuosprendi be
jokiu nauju nesmagumu visuo-
menei ir vyriausybei.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
TWO NEW COMPANIES
 FILE INCORPORATION

Articles of incorporation for the Platinum Palladium Producing Cor poration and the Alaska Develop nent Corporation were filed in the office of Territorial Secretary late Saturday afternoon The former is Incorporated under the laws of the State of Washington and the latter is a domestic corporation.
 The Platium Palladium Producing Corporation has a capital stock issue of 150, ,000 shares having 9 par value lef $1,500,000. It's financial state ment shows assets valued at like amount composed of mining claims mill sites, machinery, stores and equipment Directors of the com pany are J. E. Chilberg. H. R. Chil- herg, B. J. Fotheringham, w. L Grill and Robert E. Bronson Alaska agent for the company is A R. Lar ! son of Ketchikan. The main busi ness office is located at Seattle.
 The Alaska Development Corpora ton is capitalized at $250,000, hay ling 250, ,000 shares of par value ot i$1 Its incorporators are Henry Roden, L. s. Robe and w. S. Peko, vich who ere also directors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
VIVIAN MARTIN IN A QUESTION PLAY

Would you sign an agreement to become the fiancee of your cold blooded millionaire employer for a few weeks for business reasons only?" That's the peculiaar propost ton that is punt up to Vivian Martin in her new Paramount-Artcraft pie ture, His Official Fiancee." which will be on view al the Coliseum The atre tomorrow and Wednesday, Be- ing hard pressed for funds, she agrees to the arrangement and, com plications and fun start from the first. She finds to her surprise, that given the proper surroundings, her stern "fiencee" is not the great bear the office force has always consider ed him. A former lover, an enfant terrible of an uncle and the sudden appearance of. pretty French girl in whom her employer takes an un. wonted interest, pique the audience's s curiosity, it Is said, and carry the comedy to it's startling and thorough ly satisfying denoument Prominent in the cast is Forrest Stanley, a well known leading man. Robert c. Wig noia was the director
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL
 ACCOUNT.

In the United States Commissioners
 Court for the Territory of Alaska,
 Sitka Precinct, Division No. l.
 in Probate.
 In the Matter of the Estate of ED-
 MUND CAMPBELL, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that U. H. Gilpatrick, administrator of the estate of Edmund Campbell, de- ceased. has filed his final account, and the undersigned hereby appoints Thursday, December 30, 1920, as the day for hearing any objections to such final account and the settle ment thereof
 Dated at Sitka, Alaska, this 3Oth day of October, 1920.
 R. w DE ARMOND, U. s. Commissioner and ex-officio
 Probate Judge. Howard D. Stabler, Attorney for estate, .P. O. Address. Sitka, Alaska. First publication, Nov. s, 1920. Last publication Nov. 29, 1920.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
WIDE CIRCULATION TO BE GIVEN TOUR BOOK SAYS DYNES

W. M Dynes, manager of the DyEes' Alaska Directory .Co., arrived tn Juneau on the Alameda to assist in the publication of the South eastern Alaska Directory and Tour Book. He will have his office in the Empire Building.
 While in Seattle MT. Dynes con- trccted with the Peck-Iudah Tour ing Co.,, for the free circulation of 25,000 of The Dynes Alaska Tour Guides which are to be. placed in the 490 cabinets located in hotels, railroad stations, etc, in the Pacific Coast cities.
 MT. Dynes states that the public ity received through this service will do more to advertise Alaska than any other medium heretofore circulated as it will give personal attention to all tourists seeking in formation to any part of the world.
 Negotiations are now under way by Mir Dynes to secure service through the Whitcomb Riley O. and the Cook Touring Co., in. the East for the distribution of the Tour Guide which is. being compiled for the purpose of telling the truth OF Alaska by describing the trip from Seattle to Whitehorse, in story form; not only the trip enroutc, but giving publicity regarding the adjacent territory to the many towns enroute.
 The directory of Southeastern Alaska, which will contain the tour section, is expected to be- off the press by Janncry l, after which 2 aeparate publication of the Tour Guide will be printed for distrbu- ton by the different touring com panies in the States. This issue will be highly illustrated throughout the front page printed in three col ors from plate especially made for the publication. Mir. Dynes will ask the cooperation of the different commercial bodies to assist him in compiling of data. etc, regardino tbe reaourcee, Inducements offered etc, in crGcr that Alaska may re- ceive just publicity which, he claims. 1t hes not heretofore re ceived.
 MT. and Mrs. Dynes intend t make Juneau their hon.e. For the present they are staying ct the Gas .{ineau Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
, f|al lk522{dR2

decree proclaiming all women be- tween Is and 9 years, the property of the state, for the good of the race" a move designed to cover his designs against the princess whom he covets.
 The rebel soldiery seize the girls of the province. A lieutenant on Kameneff's staff intrigues Kameneffs sister back into the province, and .n trying to escape, she is shot, Kam- eneff tunconsciously giving the order for the execution Princess Marie goes to Kamaneff to plead for the relief of the women.
 fMichail risks his life to return to the province and learns the Princess mission. He reaches the dictator's headquarters just as Kamaneff is about to seize the Princess. The Prince and Kameneff are about to fight it out, when a shot from the hand of one of Kameneff's victims ends his life The Prince and Prime ess thereupon. leap into sled and ruch for the border and safety. The finale shows them within reach of asylum. This is told in "The New Moon." is at the Palace Theatre to- morrow. in which Norma Talmadge Is in the leading role.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Not a Bite of 4--,. , ! Breakfast Until ]. You Drink. Water. Says a glass of hot water and
 phosphate prevents illness
 and keeps us it.

Just as coal, when it burns, leaves behind a certain amount of incom- bustible material in the form of ash- es, so the food and drink taken day after day leaves in the alimentary canal a certain amount of indiges- tible material, which if not com pletely eliminated from the system each day, becomes food for the mill lions of bacteria which infest the bowels. From this mass of left. over waste, toxins and ptomain-like poisons are foAmed and sucked into the blood.
 Men and women who cant get feeling right must begin to take in side baths. Before eating breakfast each morning drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonfui of limestone phosphate in it to wash out of the thirty feet eof bowels the previous days accumulation of pois- ons and toxins and to keep the en- tire alimentary canal clean, pure and fresh.
 Those who are subject to- sick headaches. colds.4 biliousness, con stipation, others who wake up with bad taste, foul breath. backache, rheumatic stiffness, or have a sour, gassy stomach after meals. are urg- ed to get a quarter pound of lime stone phosphate from the drug store. and begin practicing internal sani- tation. This will cost very little. but is sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on the subject.
 Remember inside bathing is more important than outside bathing, be- cause the skin pores do not absorb impurities into the blood, causing poor health. while the bowel pores do. Just as soap and water cleans es, sweetens and freshens the skin, so hot water and limestone phos- phate act on the stomach, liver, kid neys and bowels. ~4#t- .ia -(Advertisement.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
TWO MEN OF LAND OFFICE
 RETURN FROM INTERIOR

H. K. Carlyle and T. M. Hunt. field men of the U. s. General Land Office, arrived here on the North western. MT. Hunt has been engaged in survey work out of Anchorage and MT. Carlyle has been working cut of Fairbanks as far as Holy Cross.
 MT. Hunt, in speaking of times in the Interior, said today that little change could be seen in the past two years and that all the people there were boosting for the McFad- den Bill to provide tax of ten dollars an ounce on gold used in manufactures and arts and that II this measure becomes a law, mines now idle will be able to operate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
COMING ATTRACTIONS

COLISEUM-vivian Martin In His
 Official Fiancee." PALACE--Norma Talmadee In "The
 New Moon."
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
COAST SCHOOLS IN GOOD SHAPE
 SAYS OFFICIAL
Commissioner of Education Henderson Praises, Schools
 To the Westward.

Returning on the Northwestern from short visit to schools in towns to the Westward, Commission CT of Education l.. D. Henderson, today reported all of these institu- tions to be in good shape and doing excellent work He visited Anchor ege, Seward, Cordova, Valdez and Latouche during his absence from Juneau
 Anchorage he said, has just con- pleted certain units of a. school gym nasium which is a valuable addition to it's educational plant. It has a floor space of GO by 40 feet Built on the unit plan, each year additional units will be added as there is need for it. The town, he said, is to be particu- larly commended on the special chi cation. Folk dancing has been added 10 the course and is required in all the grades through the high school. Manual training. domestic science and commercial courses are also given special attention. The corps of teachers, it is said, is complete, and the personnel is of the highest grade, which is reflected in the' work being done in the school
 At Seward. Commissioner Tender son met the citizens in a special gen. eral meeting in which the matter of enlarging the work at the school was taken. up and discussed at length. For the first time in years, he said, Seward now has an oppor tunity to properly develop their school. The citizens are now solidly behind a movement to add to the high school work, and include do mestic science, manual training and commercial work in the school cour.s- es. At Seward, as well as the other towns visited, MT. Henderson empha- sized the importance of keeping the children of Alaska in the Territor- ial schools, which could only be done by providing the best of school oppor- tunities, he said.
 The Valdez school, he said, is ad ding two new lines to its school course, these being manual training and domestic science. The school, he said is somewhat depleted, but is maintaining a full high school course. 1'.e-s,
 The Cordova school, he said. is one of those fortunate institutions. which has the whole town back of it. This end, he added, has been attained largely through the work of the present principal. Miss Keever staff of six teachers is employed at Cordova, being one larger than last year. As in other places visited, considerable attention is being given physical education and folk dancing has been added through all the grades including high school.
 With the completion of this trip, Commissioner Henderson has covered almost all of the Territory, visiting practically every town wherein large schools are maintained. While the institutions as a whole show a heal thy condition, he is particularly i'm pressed with the showing made in tho high schools: The school year of 1919-1920 showed a 25 per ceni increase over the previous one Tn high school enrolment, having total of 331 students The first month of the preesnt year showed an en- rollment of 327, an increase over the first month last year with indi cautions that it will be largely added | to before the end of the term next Spring
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
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"The Flame of Hellgaate," in which Beatriz Michalena opened yesterday at the Palace Theatre and is on for the last time tonight, is a thrilling story of the great outdoors. with Miss Michelena in the role of a girl who goes outside the law after a catle king who is the murderer of her father, has made it impos- sble to obtain justice.
 The picture, which is a Robertson Cole Superior made at the Michelena studios, abounds in adventurous and romantic situations. One of the most interesting relates how the girl out law plots to obtain the election Of an honest man as sheriff. to replace the sycophant who has been placed in office by the cattle king.