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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
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w. H McHuuc who haa hc.n i'm thc au lortHo pu. two Weoks ou a bushes. and vacation trip. win Ieaye at midnight tonight ou tle aH bon. Franco. for Warm Springs hHf
 Mr. McDruo haas been renewing old aorwnmoea made during nj. many years residence on Douglas Island and had a very good umc
 While here ho has been a-.uuHe for a direct mail and passenger routo from Ga.unoau Channel Go Che Spring. ht Che present lmc mn buau. goes by way ol pe,crshws which Is a very roundabout route
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

uhukeiy Che Hanson party w.th rotary No 9 can reach Tunnel sa- uon Nuc 5el by Saturday and che
 stranded paenrou now at that point win bc brought into town soon th0roattct
 Small mud and rock slides thc re- .HIt oi One storm continue m Che ruuarau Arm district aud As.a- mt Engineer Bauer Icll with a soc- oad tm.u. fully prov Ioned tha morning to keep ths portion ot thc uu. c.ear
 win abc many weeks Co replace he destroyed brdse at Milo ta In you ot tbo fact chat wvielion Is now onu-at Au.lWaec. it .s probe abIe na. durn- Che period of TO- construction ol tnc hrdec trains uIn be confined to steamer specials m..une hoc ba.u not scheduled through o Arcrouse In such east. r..me.r baeeaec and maI would laf. o nc transferred at. Nre u
 Colonel Hoau arrived m An.aor- .c. last night from tae north and u.. h. s uu. prepared to "no a definite a.emcr, muI after per .uH.I examination ol tne Iou. s.u- .tIm .. N.. IH
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
HEAR oRATORY

A number of Che scholars of Che Douglas High School wont Co Juneau yesterday and attended session oi Che Territorial Legislature a. part of thor study in CivIcs
 They reached Che Senate just n umc Go hear somo bursts of oatory by Che eminent statesmen there on certain parts ot Che memorial reIa- tive Co Ono capital They were dumbloundod to hear SO many words of wisdom
 u tho House thoy found auaIu moro normal and quiet
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

night n regards Co tho proposed tax on seine fishermen. Many fishermen wore present or represented and % uz rate of slO for aainoa loo mth- oms Ioag was finally decided on as a basis to work on.
 On Tuesday Representative Julien introduced Q bin calling for a rci- orcndum vote at Che next Territorial election to determine whether or not women wish to sit on lurIos In Alas ka Mr. Tripp also introduced a bul Go allow Che town Of Hainos to erect a $5.00O school house.
 In Che Senate Chat day President sundback introduced Q measure to provide for Che purchase by tho Ter r.tory Of Che Seward Peninsula ral- road for uum not Go exceed S50.- O00; che road to Doc uscd by Che Ter r.torIm Road Commission in thcir work
 Yesterday Che Ways and Means Committee reported that it had come plctod its duties and presented its report showing that tho Territory would have an annual revenue for Che next two years of S65SoOo.
 Yesterday forenoon heated discus sIons were held over Che memorial to move Che capital Go Seward and thc one asking Che government to| lru test wells iu Southwestern Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
SEE SHOW

A number Of Douglas school chile drw wont Go Juneau this afternoon to witness Che Senior Glass play of
 Che Juneau High School "Tho Man ou Che Uoz s.yol as matinee. Many are planning to attend hepcr- .urmauOo at Che same place tonight
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
SUICIDE

slashiug himself with razor on both arms. one lcg and Che throat Andrew Cr.or. a Thano min man. 5o years of age. died from loss of blood at one of Che bunk houses there last Monday night A corouer's jury that investigated tho matter brought in a verdict or suicide, but could find mo apparent reason for Che deed
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
MONSTER SLIDE
 BLOCKS RAILROAD
Sweeping Over Bartlett Glacier lt Takes Out Bridge Deuis
 Train Plays Havoc

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 and tr.hoaee. besides s"cen-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-03

Wauchek-fele fuv0s zenekar mu-
zsikajatol. No de mi igaz, az
igaz. Ennel jobb zeuet is hallot-
tunk, de hissziik, hogy legk0ze-
lebb lesz is. De lesz csardas is,
inert "a nelkiil annyit es a mulat-
sag, mint a legjobb leves no nell
kill. Ez az ize a dolognak.
Masnap a Square-en volt dol
gpm. Epen Kuhns demokrata
.polgarmesterjelolttel beszeltem
mikor ket magyar asszony besze-
dere lettem figyelmes.
AIT mondja az egyik: Hallotta
lelkem, hogy milyen nagyszeri
mulatsag volt a Kossuth Korben
Jul, csak ne haliottam volna
felelt mask. Az uram ejjel il
6rakor jott haza munkabol e.
akkor mondta, hogy menjiink' {
Kossuthekhoz. Olyan merges vol
tam, hogy ct fontot veszitettem
mergemben.
No, gondoltam magamban, mi
lyen szerencseje van ennek {
miszisznelz, inert szegeny Brogl>
Naci tiz fontot veszitett, pedl.
nem is volt mefges, s6t ellenkezo
leg: 0riilt!
De en- is 0riiltem sikernek
maskep mem irtam volna ilyen so
kat errol a nagyszerii mulatsag
rol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-03
MINDEN MAGYAR ALLAMPOLGAR
MAX Ell KELL HAGYNIA
A FELvIDEKET.

A tot miniszterium rendelet6re a Eel
videken lev6 minden magyar allampol-
gar "a ora alatt k0teles Felvileket
elhagyni. Ez ,tfak0i intezkedes, mely
pek segitsegevel rend6rseg Massaryk
elnok latogatasa idejere meg akarta
feladatat konnyiteni> Macy felha-
borodast keltett.
Pozsonyb6l jelentik, hogy Massaryk
elnok felvideki utjahoz, amely a totok
kal folytatand6 uj targyalasok. beveze
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-03
A KoSSUTH. K0R ALARCO:
BALJA
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalroD

osztani, mennyi volt, de 'legko-
zelebb tobb lesz.
A dijakat a kiivetkezok nyer-
tex: Molnar Lajosne, Galanrbos
Ilonka, Markovits Ilonka, Papp
Annuska, Buckley Karoly es egy
amerikai katona, Xxi azonban
nem arulta ell nevet. lit emlit-
iiik meg AIT is, hogy a rendezes
nehez munkajab6l Gagyi Janos el-
nohon tSiviil Brogly Ignac, Ba
lasko Gyorgy es Deak Pal mint
penztarnokok, Gene Gabor es
Molnar Janos mint frissit6-me-
rok, tovabba Shager Antal, Neh-
ry Gabor, Komar JOSEF, Jaku-
bey Dzsani es Molnar Lajos bi-
zottsagi tagok vettek XII resziiket.
Szerettik volna a megjelent nol1
neveit feljegyezni, de ~ez teljes
keptelenseg volt, inert igen sokah
voltak es ITALIAN meg t0bben voltak
azok, a kilSet mem akartunl1 "a
varni, mikor "felo" setten-
kedett k0riil0ttiik.
Ejjel egy ora .lehetett, mlkor
segelykialtasra lettem figyelmes.
Beszaladtam tarsalgo terembe, a
hol Brogly Naczi .egesz elocspdva
dolt .egy szekre. Az listen szerel-
mere, mi baj tortent2 ? ,kerdeztem
t6le. szeg6ny Naci nagyban to-
riilte a homlokat, melyr0l pata-
kokban omlott az izzadtsag. Jaj,
oda vagyok, mondta neEem, a
zsebemet lehuzta a sok penZ es
ugy beleizzadtam ebbe, hogy leg
alabb 10 fontot veszitettem. Mi
fele penz? kerdeztem en-. Hat az,
a nit ma a Kossuth Kor bevett a
mulatsagon, mondta Brogly.
Vagy ugy, kialtott ere egy is
meros hang Oda neck, hat maid
elszediiltem. Charlie Chaplin
volt, a Xxi azonban ekkor levette
a maszkjat es kisiilt, hogy k0zis-
inert baratunk, Peli Franci volt
az, XII engem majdnem egesz Ell
Jel bosszantott. Persze ugy meg
oriiltiink a talalkozasnak, hogy
Gagyi mester kenytelen volt egy
kis csoda jegesvizet kipreselni a
hosszunyaku iivegbol.
Ejjel 2 ora lehetett, mikor az
utolso par is elhagyta termet,
a mely meg akkor is hangos volt a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-03

t6jenek kesziik pragai politikai kdr6k-
ben Macy remenyeket fiiztek. A tot
neppart legut6bbi hatarozatai ezekst a
remenyeket megsemmisitettek, inert
ez part, hasonldan tobbi tot part.
hoz, az auton6mia programmjahoz ra
gaszkodik. Az korIlmeny, hogy 9
cseh tisztvisel6k invazioja Fels6ma.
gyarorszagon folyton er6sb6dik, lenye
gesen hozzajarult a tot partok eluta
sit6 magatartasahoz. Massaryk felvi
deki utja eszerint eleve elhibazott val
lalkozas. u.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-03

o-hazaba szallitjuk t0ltink vasarolt
targyakat, ekszereket. imak0nyveket
stb. REss LAszLo es FLAT, $50 Fe-
deral, k0zel a Watt-hoz.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01
POLLS.
Sir Hairy Lauder.

Those entertainers who can hold
an audience expectant and en-
thusiastic by individual effort for
over ninety minutes are ~ rare to-
day as the famous Dewar's cough
medicine, which Sir Harry recon-
mends for chronic wheezers. There
is but one Lauder and his grip
upon the theater-going public was
exemplified again last night when
he swayed a packed house at Polls
by the sheer artistry OF his song
Characterization. ...-......
This comedian Of the burr and
thistle works with such apparent
ease and creates such an atmos.
phere of Intimacy between himself
and his audience that one COM
pletely forgets the elaboration and
the careful planning for laughs
with which his songs are inter-
spersed.s Each offering II done in
his own inlmitable way, with metic-
ulous attention to detail and the
comedy SO delightfully."- blended with
melodies as to make every moment
enjoyable.
Lauder offers some new songs.
one Der the Hill Ia Ardentiny"
with most catching refrain, and
two others. There Is Somebody
Waiting for Me" and when / Was
Twenty-one." which provide an OPP
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01

wit and hun,er. typical Of the
drawing westsrner. plus hundred
saiiiss thrown At the habits Of Cen
gross. the functioning of the govern.
msnt ana poor little washinEten, .
gives VIII Rogers. late star Of the
Follies and comedian Of the screen.
top place ot the vaudeville bia at
shubert-B siaAco this week. Fun seems
to poli from his slow hssita ting man.
ner Of speech. end each shaft, Of hu-
NOR comss original. each distinctive
and possessing Q thousand angles Of
| merriment and hanny word pictures.
Variety was ADDED to the 6ill whom
Ncnstte, master violin performer,
ave To the audience her spirited
numbsrs.. after the true fashion OF 4
seasoned artist. Her violin and voice
seem to Be We'll suited fer one an
other. giving to her listeners q bai.
ancsd finish Of supsrb music.
Old negro songs are invariably well
reeeived on the stage today. Holt
and Rosedale furnished sonrp that
had that half-saA musical volume,
and throughout the act the audiences
was noticeably attentive aad appre-
ciative.
George Price, he with that re-
markable knack of imitation. and that
alive personality. was given several
rounds Of applause. His success lies
In his sptness to turn theater stmo..
phers to . parlor setting. where IAN.
HES get together and have q rood
time.
The Carnival. enacted bv Henry
Regal and Simeon Moore. late stsrs
Of musical comedy. satirixes smai,.
town entertainment. These perform.
ers exhibited . bAgful Of scroba tic
stunts that made the audience fairIy
gasp when they really endeavored "a
perform.
Emily Darrell. whose petite NAV.
mate. small dog. the envy Of Many
a woman. affords the audience boi,t.
erous fun. She 10 rather tall and her
sole companion 10 80 tiny that tine
contrast makes her Offering tenfoId
funnier.
"A Breath Of Bonny Scotland. !"
given by Jock Moray. finds a promI.
nent place on the bill. In fact and
In truth. every performer has some
thing worth while At shubert this
week. The Donald Sisters. those
Mandy balancsrs. who display 70 the
male section OF the audience, tbs
womaa's physical powers can equal a
&s1 seoeooos1 the program.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01

on the theme Of The Great Divide. I,
Miss Msnksn's brtlliancy at the
end Of the hrst act and all through
the second IL ths one big thing
about the production. She IL At her
best when all keyed up, and jt ID
a remarkable best Slight and fraii
she seems, but tense and vivid in
her agony.
Conway, Tsarle IL. or has been, q
capable actor. His rendering Of the
Mad Dog 10 by no means wholly in
cipisnt. but In many OF It's phases
It savors a good deal OF the movie
bandit The delirium scene needs
rewriting. Perhaps he can make Il
convincing when that has been
done. z ....
Miss Margaret Knight, aside from
being too good looking and grace
full for the popular idea of q squaw.
is likeable in the important part
Of Blue Quail. The remainder OF
the.cast 10 equally satisfactory.
| r.. c.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01
ATTRACTIONS AT LOCAL THEATERS

mounted and from every standpoint
but that Of the book It y superb.
Even here its departure from grace
Is not particularly evident. 50
smooth 10 the now Of the Tarkins-
kton faction and So entrancing the
fashion in which 1t has been DE-.
yefoped.
The audience at the National last
hight was clamofaus In its en-
thusiasm. They forced Miss Burke
to make a curtain speech in which
she apologized for an unimportant
moment Of forgetfuiness. and one
has reason to believe that THE
Intimate Strangers" will provide
Miss Burke with thoroughly en-
raging vehicle.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01
WASHINGTON MAN TELLS HOW
TOSTOP CASE OF INDIGESTION

that nausea after meals. ! started
sleeping like a person should. Ny
nerves quieted down and. say
II anybody wants to know how to
get rid Of such troubles, they
should take my tip" continued
Mr.. Foster, 747 Princeton street
northeast, Washington.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01

I portunlty for his sudishee TO assist
voeally. In the chorus. There 10
nothing yet In the comedians rspsr-
toire that can surp&ss tho old fAv-
orite, Safest Of the Family" with
Its suggestion Of tear back Of
the mirth evolved In the musings Of
a half-witted schooiboy. The art
of make-up 10 skiifuliy portrayed
In the presentation OF the character
and the between verse business OF
exploring the pockets furnishes its
usual quota Of laughs. Il
He opens his cycle with II Know
Lassie out In O-h-i-o." which
tells in the quaint Scotch way Of .
courtship begun In the land Of the
heather and to be continued here
In the U. Q. A. when Was Twsn-
| ty-one" pictures o retired sec CAP.
tain. afflicted with an estimate
cough. but with spirits still un-
daunted while he can enjoy bis
calaba and wee drap Of liquor.
There Is Somebody waitiag for
Me-" which limns the romantic con-
quests Of q British tar and the
John Bull method Of nirtation,l and
the Wee Hoose Among the
Heather" the latter presented with
out any orchestral assistance. were
among the best numbers.
| Touched by the enthusiasm Of his
audience. Sir Harry departed from
his character sufacicntly long to In
ject some apropos hopes for the
success of the coming disarmament
pariey. and then paid . graceful
tribute to the country which vel
comes him 60 warmly by closing his
entertainment with Americas ma
tional anthem.
Lauder throughout 10 an exper,
Snowman and demonstrates with
hnality that 1t Is possible to give
an entire evenings entertainment
| without q trace OF the suggestive
which some of his contemporaries
of the stage And SO essential Ia
WOO laughter.
The star Is surrounded by a group
of vaudeville acts. which incluoe
the Clintons, novelty athletics
Cleo Gasgoine. who renders Scotch
ballads; W. E. Richie and company
in comedy bicycling; Kharum. q
Persian pianist, and Harry Moore
who amuses by tearing colored tbs.
sue paper.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01

Otto. Boas and Otto. burlesqus
maeictans and juggisrs. with an sx-
csptially good act Of it, kind, and
Na4ey Boyer and Company. In MARY
Lou" pleasant littls Disyist with
. war "reminiscences. share the hon.
ors 1t the Cosmos Theater this
week with Pearls Of Pekin," the
musical revue. featuring VIM. e.
bence, although the latter has its
moments Of comedy and . spectacu-
lar finish of some beauty In stage
setting, and costume.
The burlesque magic has o strong
SAVIOR of the real thing and Il 10
made additionally ENJOYABLE BY the
exposures that sometimea follow,
The little playlet 10 well played and
has an agreeable blend Of pathos
and mervfment The revue boasts Of
pretty girls and : seos c1issss CO.
Foster and Joyce. provide varied
entertainment with 9 two prsttily
sung songs and seiscticns on 3
number Of masical instrumsats,
some Of them familiar snly to the
initiated. "Hector" and his friends.
. pleasing canine act introducing q
ouintet of very pretty French poo
dies and corine Carbonne, with two
assistants. all with excellent voices,
IN . musical Offering far too short
Tor Its merit. complete the acts.
Tho photoplay for ths week. like
the comedy which supplements IT. a
hrst run picture. presents the new
Western star. Ed "Hoot" Gibson. In. q
play Appropriately named Action
Tor its action far surpasses the mel
dramatic story around which II
revolves. "ofneer Cupid" a Mack
Sennett farce. with the International
News and other Aims. completes an
agreeable bill Of entertainment in
Its every feature.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-01
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