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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
THE DAY SHE PAID" IS AT THE PALACE TONIGHT

All the appealing tenderness of her womanly love is exerted to hold the esteem of her husband when a curious turn of Fate compels her to bare to him the sordid story of a brief infatuation she had thought buried in her past. How the hus- band is affected by her strange tale and by her plea for broadminded- ness, is strongly portrayed in The Day She Paid" new photodrama produced by Universal, and starring Francelia Ellington.
 The picture is adopted from Fan nie Hurst's story, "Oats for the Wo- man." a tale built around the mar row-mindedness of man and the dou- ble standard. It is laid, in part, ih fashionable Fifth Avenue modiste' } shop. This gives opportunity for a pleasing display of beautiful gowns on live models in fashion show pic turization. This play is on for the last time tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
WAR VETERAN ABOARD
 THE ROYAL AS PURSER

Purser F. J. Gosling is aboard the Princess Royal, which arrived in port last night on her first excursion trip of the season. Gosling has not been in the North since 1914, when he joined the Canadian forces and went overseas for the World War struggle. For many years Gosling was purser on the Princess May, for merly the Hating. He has wide acquaintance in the North.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
PEGGY INLAND STARS IN "aLACk SHADOWS"

The crafty work of kleptomanic and the evil possibilities of hypnot. ism form the basis of the plot of "Black Shadows" William Fox pro duction featuring Peggy Hyland which will appear at the Palace The ater on Thursday and Friday.
 This is a mystery play which makes a peculiarly strong heart aI peal, since it deals with unjust ac cusations against the heroine. who accepts the situation in order tc shield the sister of the man shc loves. It is said that Miss Hyland handles the intensely dramatic sis nations in the play with exceeding cleverness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION.

Silver Bow Lodge "A will meet Thursday night at eight o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Visiting brethren welcome. Earle E. Smith, Noble Grand; Gunnard Gustafson, Secretary. --adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

duction distributed by Exhibitors Mutual as the first of series of Su- perior Pictures at the Coliseum The ater Thursday.
 Atmosphere and action which would never be possible on the spoken stage, is attained in the films,' said MT. Warner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
MOOSE PICNIC NOTICE.

The Moose PicnIc will be held next Sundya, June 19, and all Moose and their famii.es are requested to be present, rain or shine. Cars will leave Wallstedt's ice cream parlor and La Frances Grocery at 10 a. m. Bring your lunch. Ice cream and coffee on the ground.
 adv MOOSE PICNIC COMMITTEE
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
WARNER CONVERT TO scREEN SPECTACLE

There is probably no more enthus- iastic advocate of the film-drama spectacle than H. B. Warner. the great English actor. who is to ap' pear in "The Man Who Turned White" the spectacular desert pro
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
How We Build
the Structure of Good Paint

Some people figure paint economy as "cost per gallon That is wrong. For "cheap" paint doesn't cover so much surface-you buy more gallons. Cheap" paint is harder to spread and you have more labor cost. So the "cheap" paint on the house costs just as much as the best of paint.
 Don't allow surfaces to rot-it costs ls,s to paint them.
 "Cheap" paint on the average starts cracking in twelve months, while the best paint stays intact from five to ten times longer, if properly applied. Figure the cost per year of serviee and decide which paint you want to use.
 We spend more to make Eaints for your economy. Be sure you get them when you paint.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
Ful!srs !!!!!!!!!!!!; 0ou8e Paints pho0nIx pure poeNt
 pure preporeo eotnt Manufactured by W. E. Fuller C CO

paints are important te you @ Ks i'm. portant to go to the right stores to get them. Agents names and addresses are printed in the memo. coupon to the right. Cut 1t out aad put t in yous pocket now.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
 New Solicitor General Takes Office on July

WASHINGTON, June 15--James Nj. Beck, of New York, recently ap pointed solicitor general, by Attor ney General Daugherty. will assume his duties about July 1 under an agreement with William L. Frier. son, the retiring solicitor general. in order to expeditiously transfer the work of the office.
 His appointment" MT. Daugherty said, may be considered from the standpoint of the country generally as a compliment to the bench and bar"
 Mir Beck served as assistant at torney general from 1900 to 1903 Prior to that he was the United States district attorney at Phiia delphia, his native city. He is 60 years old
 During his long service at the bar Mir Beck has written several books He is an officer of the Legion of Honor and commander of the Order of the Crown (Belgium) and also is bank director and a trustee ol Moravian College, Bethlehem. Pa from which he was graduated in 1880.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

Henry Berry. dealer in Carlos. Specially, Ivory Beads. l6S Front street. ~.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
Attractions at IheatyeS

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT OLlSEUM-CharIes Ray in "Alarm Clock Andy" PALACE-Franceiia Ellington in "The Day She Paid"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

Bargains in gasboats are adver- tised in The Empires want ad col umns every day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
COMING ATTRACTIONS

COLiSEUM-H. B. Warner in "The Man Who Turned White"
 PALAcE-Peggy Hyland in "Black Shadows"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

EARLY MORN;NG AUTO fo' hire, 6 Q. m on. Phone ca, Stan ! Alaska Grill. Service anywhere. Fine Buick car. Bob Turner adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

PIANO instruction given by ex- ,erienced teacher. 75c per hour. Mrs. Carmel, 22 Cliff Apts, Phone 2O9 --adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

In the District Court for Alaska Division Number One. at Juneau. FRANK c. OSBURN,
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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
LATEST AMERICAN COALITION.

HA1e is the typical up te .he minute node of hairdressing for evening wen. if you have the price of para aiDs teatheEs and near jewel combs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

United States Marshal, First Judi
 cial Division. Territory of Alaska
 By w. R GARsrER. Deputy. WYNN AND OOGHE. Attorneys for PlaintfR. First publication. June II. 1921. Last publication. July g. 1921.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
Constructive Criticism Of Men and Measures In The Hope Correcting
+ Errors and EufL =

Mr. Thomas Edison would apply his intelligence test to
EAST General Perry Howard and Henry Lincoln Johnson good
gambler would lay odds that these good Uncle Toms would
In the ability to fool their trusting
people however they would make high average Mr. Howard
sometime that he not In search of political job
fighting of his The Whip alone
all published the interest of black people, scoed
political hypocre has succeeded in getting FIVE thousand
dollar He appointed Asst Atty General Every
that able lawyer and that he foook law to play
politics. Yet the Womens Federated Clubs foolish enough
to support such scape-goat leader. efa sat#
contemporary that the black people should
stop singing the blues He further suggests that they should
of hope They have been happy gou and satisfied
long They the hse and songbds of America hey
have conented long and gratifying have ther
complain dsgruned An old author that he
unsatety of human desire the of all human
springs eterna the human breast but it the of
dissatisfaction which Sing the Jim Crow Blues, the
unemployment blues the discrimination blues the Uncle Tom blues
Sing 'em loud and long. @asa fH=sat
Thomas Hardwck Governoreec of Georgia. claims that the
charges of unfair toward the Negro made by Gov Hugh
Dorsey SANDER the State of Georgia anything under the
impossible SANDER the State of Georgia. No words
have been coined which will reflect that state In the begin
the Devil lived there then the Indians after while
Ogehope brought ship and the state has
had chance from under the spell of evil
and contanas s entire atmosphere We would could find
SANDER Georgia Mr. Hardwck merely seeking curry
with the ynchers slave drivers mwdes and apsts who
live therein.
Mayor Thompson candidates for judgeshp will do well
avoid of fares and public utilities and speak of
fair and impartial We all realize that
upon the bench hope and they
will administer the law and with fmer hand than their
political boss Mayor Thompson has dealt with the bomb
throwers and nsdos and unchran
which seek to humiiate and destroy black citizens.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21

lished later here. Mrs. s. V. Porter
Baxter, Chairman of Committee.
The Annual Ball of the Great Lakes
Lodge No 40 gave their eighteenth
Ball on the 10th at the Coliseum An
neS May 10th The Elks were out
in force and great times were the
features.
Many of the clubs send their notes
too late for the Family gathering and
will be found "out in the cold" else
where in the pages. All of the 10l
Clubs listed with the Whip Club Col
umn Family will be at the Great
Oratoricai Contest at Pilgrim Temple
June 18th 1921, 2 o'clock.
The Family will have something to
remember to its credit.
Reasons are obvious for holding
the entire program for a while.
The Young Mems Social Unity Club
are making progress. and on its meet
ing days. second and fourth Tuesdays
wonders are achieved.
The Young Ladies Cosmopolitan
League have some of the most inteli-
gent and accomplished girls in the city
enrolled.
Other Clubs are now LATE for this
column (See elsewhere.)
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
THE CHICAGO WHIP

Deacon ]. A. Finnie and Rev. A. /.
Rice are active in promoting the Con-
test
The Division of the Elks at Pilgrim
III Annual Sermon last Sunday was
presented with one OF the most in
tellegent and instructive sermons upon
Negro Accomplishment" ever deliv-
cred by the Pastor. Hon. NJ. r. Bib,
Past ID. ID. OF Great Lakes extended
special courtesy TO the press and the
numbers rendered were among the
best in. the city. The Division at
Wendelfs made creditable showing
n program. The Quartette was feat
ure par excellence. Both Aldermen OF
the. race were present. Funny Bob
Jackson had EN- screaming with in
cidefits.
The Regina Charity Club held its
gala meeting on the 1st at the home
of Miss Pearl Johnson, 90 E. 38th
Street. Fine Spring program soon
The Willing Workers and Strangers
Club meets at 5000 Indiana With Mrs.
Ophelia Hudson Mrs. Albert Woods
is always charming spirit at these
meetings. Good work is being done
by the Club,
The Sons and Daughters OF Africa
cleaned up in program at NJ. {. {.
The Loyal Daughters are holding
their regular monthly meeting with
Mrs. Anna Moffin. 1920 Wabash Ave
Mrs. NJ. Swami. Pres.
Miss .Thelma Watson accompanied
Miss Willis. Hampton in her very diff
cult and beautiful vocal number before
the Elks, Sunday 18th inst
Singing Evangelist Lewis sang at Pill
grim Sunday morning as an initiate
Of the revival services, Mrs. Watson
accompanied him. twenty-five joinec
The Star Literary Society of Ebern
ger Church presents. Hon. los. d
Bib in an address next Sunday after
noon at a p NJ Mr.. Bib, will speal
upon "Radicalism" :. The Star is a
member of the Club Family and Mr.
Bibb1 is Editor of the Chicago Whip
Family invited.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Bethlehem Association will hold a
grand meeting at Mt. Vernon Baptist
Church. 1920 Dearborn Street, May
10Th at 800 p M. A beautiful pro-
gram is announced and will be pub
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21

and he drew the box. 1t ended in the
morals court Hubby is now under
bond but the wives are still under the
same roof.
XIOU can't fool bell boy. This
is the general rule but one got
fooled by the fair lady who
also lives on Indiana avenue. The
bell boy had been in the habit of Civ
ing the fair lady all of his tips and
Nosey had watched him each evening
searching himself in order to make
sure that he was not holding out on
his lady fair. The good lady who
passes" would never allow the bell
boy to. be seen in her presence and
only the eagle eye of Nosey had de-
tected her But one morning in May
the bell boy saw her with another fell
low and he decided to follow her and
at 37th and Indiana, she anchored as
her escort threw his arms around her
the bell hop drew along side. crying:
Cease. The lady gently reminded him
that the good gentleman was her hus-
band. Nosey then saw the poor Bell
boy weaken and tell the husband
where his tips had gone but the hus-
band only grinned and clinched his
fists andsbegan, beating the poor dumb
bell hop. Meanwhile lady fair went
upstairs giggling
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21

Cracker, Ii you admire the Whip,
You'll become lips hacker. r.
Zip is the Club Prodigy: can do
anything land does).
The grand old Virginia Society held
sprightly and entertaining meeting
at its permanent headquarters on
Wednesday, 1lth inst They are com
ing to our contest June 18th in body.
M. T Bailey, president.
The Ancient u. K. and d. OF. Africa
brought us some program on the 18th
at Arnett Chapel, their annual big
entertainment
The Theosophical Society, the
Bethel Beacon Lights, were with the
Family last week, but were late and
"out in the cold" (another page).
Arise as a mani Meet the Glen
fawn Club, Mr.. John Edward Bell
president On May 2fst they will en-.
terrain the second time. Were with
US l. W.
The Antilles Club will hold grand
charity bazaar at its headquarters
| from May oath to 10Th, inclusive. Ben
eft Antilles Protective Association.
Also salute the Young American
Art and Literary Society, Y. w. C. A.
Officers will be announced here next
week. Welcome. -5
The Hiatt Musical and Dramatic
Club met Saturday, May l4th, with
Mrs. Lillian c. Thompkins, president
5451 South Dearborn street.
Will the North Side Womepis Club
enter the Family and be seated by the
side of the North Side Mems Club
(Send your report before Tuesday,
Grace Lyceum presented Reverend
Vim. S. Bradden, Chaplin of the Eigh
l Ill. nifty, in memorial address to tht
honor of the absent heroes over seas
Local artists with Mrs. Roberta Craw
ford of Nogales, Arizona appeared
upon the program. The next program
will be by the Kappa Alpha Psi.
The Sunday Evening Club will pre-
sent through DR. Giles and DR.. Lee
Stone on May 10Th another one o.
those pictures.
Contest Notes
The Public Library is about ex.
hausted by our entrants for our Con.
test in Oratory to be held at Pilgrim
on the Second Sunday afternoon ir
June. They are working hard and
lid VIC ChlduSliNt lHdliOH W lldhN
/, out to the Chicago Literati. friends
and visitors. Mr.. William II. Terre
of the Firm of Anderson and Terrell
prominent also in literary circles ha,
consented to serve with the manage.
ment of this grand affair
| We tested the sounding board al
Pilgrim: whisper can be heard the
entire one hundred and twenty feet
pulpit to entrance. Every soul pres.
ent can see every speaker from any
part OF the largest auditorium in the
city. Several clubs have requested
reserved sections for their clubs on
this date. Be sure to be present and
to hear all about YOUR LITERA-
TURE and the achievements of Ne
gro Orators in the march of progress
Miss H. Louise Holland (Olivet's
Sweetheart will appear in Soprano
solo.
Mrs. Anna B. Teney fReader) will
read Aunt Hanna and the Cantata
Ruth, this is a scream, by w A. E
Prof. Hugh Buchanan. President oil
the Unity Concert Company will
present musical speciality. The posi-
ton of the entrants on the program
will be awarded by lots Sunday June
Sth.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21

They visualized
JOY and made tan
gible the commit
nifty spirit. huff
sed.
The Sons OF
Alien, Bethel,
Family last week
slipped into the
Please step tor
ward and learn
the Club Yell
Zip cracks the
Whip; The Win
Crac k til c
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21

NIOSEY ran into the eighth won
~ der of the world early Mon
day morning. She was puz-
gle to Nosey Like the coat OF Joseph
she had as many colors as the rain
bow Her hair was beautiful per
oxide yellow, her skin cannot be ex-
sctly described as Nosey does not
know what to call it. She seemed to
have dived her head into an ash can
and then applied red varnish to her
cheeks. Her eyebrows were a
straight line of indigo blue and her
teeth flashed like orange peel. This
lady with the peculiar makeup was seen
to enter astelephone booth on the cor
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
The Clubs
BY Walter A. Ellis

The Young Women's Guide enter
tanned the single young men of their
church Friday the 18th at Pilgrim.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
Out or Work, Despondent, Goes

Richard Rivers. age DO, 1903 w 47th
street, broodng and respondent over
his inability to obtain work, lost ms
mind MAY II. and was committed to
the Psvchopathic Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-10
TRINKLE DECLARES HIS
OPPONENT WON'T DELIVER
Tells williamsburg Citizens
Andcrsons Promises
Are Futile.

WILLIAMSBURG oct. a.-Orran-
ration OF the Trinklc club here last
night featured the mass meeting
which was addressed by Senator L.:
Lee Trinklc. Democrats nominee of
The state FOR Gbvcrnnr, in which he
scored the Republican candidate on
s"v"ral issues
Colonel Anderson can make all
the promises he desires" MIR. Trinklc
stated. AS he will never have AN OPP
p"rtunity To carry them out. shall
be the next Governor aud expect T."
make good all OF my promises To the
Old Dominion"
g. NJ. Hall. chairman of tho Trim
HI" Club. presented Mr. Trlnklc to
the audience in the new high school
building here.
"rranizatinn Of the Republican party
as part OF the national organization.
ana explained tho wisdom OF the pol
Icy OF that party In excluding the
negroes from the convention halls
oil the Republican party in The South
II: declared that such action. cspc-
cially that IN Norfolk. was deliberate
ana well thought out and devised.
Henry Anderson may say that he
Is ashamed Of Nirginia's star in the
American flag. but | do not want the
young people of Virginia to be
ashamed of their star In that nag"
the speaker told his audience
Mr.. Trinklc went through the
grounds and buildings OF the college
expressing his pleasure at the situa-
ton at William and Mary College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-10
ATLANTIC FLEET MEN TO
Be GIVEN CITY LEAVE
Positive Assurance Is Given
Commerce Chamber Head
by Naval Admiral.

NORFOLK Oct a-positivc ass,r-
ance that men IF the Atlantic fleet in
IN" future Will BE- given shore leave
when their ships come to Hampton
Roads was received Friday from
ADMIRAL Jones, commander OF the
meet. according to telegram re-
ccivrh AT the Chamber OF Commerce
Yesterday. from Henry q. iarb.e.
president. who has been In Ncy York
Tor several days and interviewed Nd
miral Jones while there. The results
OF the Interview wsr. "cmincntly
satisfactory. MIR. Barbce's message
said
rms assurance from the feet COM
m'nd"r puts an end Ia controversy
which has been in PROGRESS for sew
r"hl weeks between Norfolk business.
men and navy officials. The failur"
Of IN" fleet officers. during the last
visit "f several battlcships t. Iamp-
ton Roads. to allow men to come
ashore for the Weekend was the
beginning Of the agitation 10y Nor
FOLK men 20 ascertain whether or not
II MAS To tie permanent policy Of
the navy.
y rufrpr was adrift several wcokr
ago among navy men To tn" cif.c,
that the attitud" OF Norfoik business
organizations toward tn. navy was
responsible" for the failure Of the
Atlantic fcct To make Its rendezvous
in Hampton Roads. Admiral Jones
and other high naval officials de-
MED that any such attitude. was held
hy the navy. and explained that yes
sells had recently been taken from
Hampton Roads 10 New York to allow
fn"n shore liberty. because Of Il pre-
conceived program Of activity OF the
fleet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-10
GRAND JURY WILL
PROBE MEEKINS CASE
both Side. Prepare for Legal HnttIc.
To Stnrt Tomorrow or


NEWPORT NEWS. oct a-carlp
Mcck,ns, negro slayer OF Policeman
Bob" de kprte. probably viii b. in
dirt"d by a special grand Jury in tho
Corporation Court tomorrow morn
ing
Nine citizens were selected ycstcr-
day morning by Judge 7 J Earkain
OF the Corporation Court. to outsider
the ease when the nov term opens
tomorrow. az 10 o'clock They arr.
Dewitt Crane. George T. Via ". j.
Bright. j y. Hays ". T. Kitchen
q. \. Fox, II. u. Turner r. w
C"rstaphncy.
II this grand jury returns a true
bill 20 tn. court. the date for the
trial Of Meekins. charged with the
murder Of tho policeman. VIII be sct
by Judge Barhsrn /, is believed
that tho trial VIII be held I'm "a day
Or two after the grand fury meets
ana that Mcckins viii know his tatc
before sunset OF Friday.
'i"ckins' father. n lonE resident Of
Tpano. has secured Louis Wcndcn-
uurr. who figured In IN. prosecu-
ton ~ Henry Clay Beatti" to defend
tho negro. with u /. Henley. Of Will
!iamsburE. assisting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-10
GOVERNOR DAVIS URGES
ECONOMY IN BUSINESS
RcnI ESTATE Men Henr Chief E:,~rs-
tive mt Gnpc Henry Oyster

NORFOLK. oct warning that
panic may result unless business
men are careful In their methods Of
handling the aftcr-thc- war situation
YEAS given by Governor Wcstruorclan!
Davis to real estate men OF the State
yesterday al their oyster roast ut
Cape Henry. The Governor said that
The condition In which the country
was loft hy tho war boom" IS a del
icatc proposition for the business
men TO handle. and that great carr.
must tho exercised.
Governor Davis spoke Of VIrEinia's
natural rcsourCcs: OF the minerals in
her mountains. ., the crops in her
valleys, and OF the riches in h.r tide
waters.
in speaking Of tho hoy without
chances" n. said that the present
time is remarkable in The cpporiu-
mites Il offers any form OF cndcavor.
The boy Of today has far greater
chances than the boy of yesterday.
and for this reason. the Governor
said any boy can he what he viii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-10

CONSIDERS CALL TO
PORTSMOUTH CHURCH
camden. y. g.. Minister Is In
tended Pulpit or Luther
NfrmOrInI.

PORTSMOUTH,, VA. oct, a-Rcv.
william IL. Harding. pastor of tn.
ST. raul's Evangelical Church. of
Camden. y. j. arrived in Portsmouth
yesterday morning. preparatory to
making his decision ;,y to whether
he should accept tn" call to become
IN" pastor of the Luther Memorial
church. on Dinwiddic street. near
High Street
Rev. Harding comes here uDon tho
Invitation Of the local Lutheran con
SrcSauon, which hopes to induce him
!" take IN" pulpi, loft vacant through
tn" leaving Of RcV. w H. CraMn. who
resigned last juno. H.. Will remain
her. over SUNDAY, when he viii
preach two sermons. one In tho
morning and one Ia the evening
Ills suhjcr; Tor tho morning sermon
"ill be Service but his evening
subject has not yet been announced.
Rev. Harding has Jus, completed
his NTH year with the Camden
church. and If he accepts the call
hire expects I" huild zap the local
congregation. He Viii leave here
Monday morning. and expects 10 dc
eide soon whether ne snail come 10
ms charge.