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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16

Help Wanted-AlaIe 33
BARRIER wanted: one who 80 the
work. J. Z. fusco Barber Shop. Frs,
National Rank building.
BOOT BLACKS. St.as wanted Tor SAT.
urdays. Sli Ea.t Main Street. aso East
Main Street .pi Eas' BROAD Street.
cI.ERkS--Wantcd clerks for hardware
business. Give references and experience
Answer IN own handwriting. IioN - lot
care rhc Dispatch.
DRUGGIST
wanted. registered assistant. single. small
town. Box |. ~. care The Dispatch
FARMER rED--ExpcrIcnueG man
with small family to work ana manage
!50-aCEc farm. Comfortable HON. In
line. healthy and convenient u"ishbo:,
hood. Sutary, $50 per month and hIIf
interest in butter, and vouuS pou!iry,
Fine opening. Address. with iu,, mar
ttcuars. Hox !. tdi. care The Dispatch
MEN wanted - learn the barber trad.
Tuition. SO: tools free. diplomas slVe,.
Write for information. Richmond B,r.
her College. COT Eas; Marshal! Street
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
COMING ATTRACTIONS

i PALACE-Frank Mayo in "The PeddIer of Lies" ] LISEUM-Wil!iam Russell m
 "When Man Rides Alone"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
SWAM-ROOT FOR
 KIDNEY AILMENTS


 There Is only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and bladder.
 Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of distressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon "ealized in most cases. 1t .s a gen le, healing vegetable compound.
 Start treatment at once. Sold at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large
 !; However, if you wish first, to test this great preparation send ten ents to pr. Kilmer & Co.,, Bing- hamton, N. Y., for sample bottle.
 However, If you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmerl & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y., for 8 sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention the Alaska Daily Empire, Juneau, Alas. ka. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
1.-THE WHIP" IS PRODUCTION COMING TO THE PALACE

Manager Spickett has booked "The Whip one of the big Maurice Tour nier productions, for the Palace The atre for Sunday and Monday nights. This is one of the big stage hits which has been adapted to the screen and still retains every punch, ant; then some. The cast is composed of several of the best film players of the day Alma Ianlon is the heroine; Irving Cummings plays the part of the artist who is almost ruined by the wiles of an adventures played by June Elvidge, and the villain, worthless baron, is played by Paul McAllister These four principals are well known to movie fans of Juneau
 There are many thrills in "Thc Whip" One is where the artist makes fast auto trip to catch a limited express. The villain has slipped bolts out af the brakes and when the machine is going 100 miles an hour, control is lost and the auto pIunges down d high embankment. There is a sensational collision of q fast train with a box car containing race horse. Thcn there are say- eral horse races. the Saratoga handi- cap. which is, seen almost from the start 10 the finish. There are many more big scenes in. this production than those given above. As a movie feature of its kind is is said that there are few equals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
RUSSELL AS BORDER HERO IN BIG SCREEN PLAY

If a determined. desperate gir aimed a loaded rifle, hair trigger weapon, at your heart, would it make you fall in love with her?
 How such can be the case is in tere5tingly shown in When Man Rides Alone" featuring William Rus sell, will be shown al the Coliseum Theatre on Saturday only.
 In. a romance as old as it's title the big manly star, William Russell supported by Olga Grey, plays . screen story as unusual and as inter esting as any shown anywhere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
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Cornwall's portrayal of the leading role is admirable. h., !
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
ALASKA NOTES

The Skagway City Council has accepted ,an. offer of the Home Power Company for street lighting at cost of S1,25O annually.
 Hyder has been having cold wea- ther lately, the thermometer being below zero for several days.
 The Dawson News says Postmaster Alex McCarter recently displayed i hens eggs laid. by' one of his prize Rhode Island Red hens, which meas ured six and three, cighths inches one way around and eight inches the other The egg tipped the scales at three and one half ounces.
 Robert c. McLaren has been ap- pointed chief of the Dawson Fire Department, succeeding Andrew hart who died recently. McLaren han been captain of the department fol many years.
 A big freighting project of moving former Yukon gold drcdge from No. 50 on Hunker to Granville, has begun. The work will require scv- cray weeks.
 The Valdez Post of tho Americau Legion has voted in favor of land bonus as opposed to the plan of the Netchi1an Legion for a cash Bonus 10 be used in purchasing homes.
 The bachelors of Whitehorse iq- vited the citizens of that town to be their guests on St. Valentine 5 Day lat a nasquerafe ibail, and there was a largs attendance. l0ps reduction, PosIon yStore'-ady
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
8 RHeuMATsc e)oleaTs oA
 A E 1[30 Ru6 Pain Rishe Out 1ry Tf'isl G4ll$Y }l$

Rheumatism is pain only" Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil" directly into your sore, stiff joints and muscles and relief comes instantly. St Jacobs Oil' is a harmless rheumatism cure which never disappoints and cannot burn or discolor the skin.
 Limber up Quit complaining
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25

Get a small trial bottle of oid-time St. Jacobs Oil" at any drug store and in just a moment you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness. Don't suffer! Relief and q cure awaits you "St Jacobs Oil'' has cured millions of rheumatispl sufferers in the last half century and is just as good for sciatica, neu ralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and swellings.
 Advertisement
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
COMEDY DRAMA ON
 PROHIBITION AT COLISEUM

Want Q recipe for home-brewed po- tion with a guaranteed kick in il? Go G the Coliseum Theatre and see Bryan Washburn in his new photo farce, "The Six Best Cellars. Ad- aptcd from he magazine story by Holworthy Hall and Hugh Kaher, this is the funniest thing yet written Wanda Hawley is tho leading womaE
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25

The log hut on the right at Hodgenville, ky, in which Abra- ham Lincoln was born as it ap- peared before the memorial was built over it in 1916. The birth place is now protected within a shrine of stone, and will be taken care of and preserved by the gov ernment, The memorial was com pleted on September 4, 1916, when President Wilson journeyed from Washing ston to Hodgenville to re- ceive the deed to the hut and tC speak of the Great Emanci- natnr."
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25

part of Diana Kirkland, an aristc cratic heiress. They are supported by Ora Devereaux, Truman Van Dyke, Dagmar Godowsky, Flora Hoi lister, Harold Miller, James Barrow Bonnie Hill, Ray Ripley, William Brown, Leo White, Henry and Hugh Johnson and many others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
THE FIDDLER OF LIES" COMING TO PALACE

The Palace Theatre on Saturday will present The Peddler of Lies by Henry c. Rowland, which recently appeared in the Saturday Evening Post
 It is a Universal production ThI stellar parts are in the hands ol Frank Mayo who plays the title role and Ora Carow, who plays th5
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
JOAN AND JACQUES MUHCY PRESENT NEW SOLO BILL

Joan and Jacques Muncy presented a new change in popular songs and classics at the Coliseum last night, the same program to be given agair: tonight. By request the two singers repeated Whispering" which made such hit on Tuesday and We'd nesday nights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
1.-THE PATH SHE CHOSE" ON AT THE COLISEUM

Every mother should bring her young daughter to see "The Path She Chose at the Palace Theatre which will be shown for the last; time tonight. It drives home a les son by telling an interesting story with the moral merely medicinal to an evenings entertainment. Anne
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
GOODY SALE.

Tho monthly Goody Sale Of the Ladies Aid of the NJ. F. Church will be held Saturday, Feb. 26, in tein's grocery department. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-25
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT PALACE-Anne CornWelI in "The Path She Chose" Comedy and Weekly, and Pearl White in "The Lightning Raiders" LISEUM-Bryant Washburn in "The Six Best Cellars" Joan and Jacques Muncy in a new musical bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
nv tni,c1 Nnns

LONDON, Dec, lO.-Enrlaud's
servant problom-which has never
oe'H problem in the sense Amer
ica Knows it's being made cnsi.r
10y technical institute IN London
which trains girls for house work
The school has Just concluded it's
graduation ceremonies. awarded lis
diplomas. ana "a hrand-ucw college
pred latch OF domcstlcS is ready for
me English home, equipped win ex
pert knowledge Of how to got alon.-
Win the nuticr. how to humor IN.
ihhGame and when To serve the mas.
Ter with red wine and when win.
white.
Nincty-five per cont Of the graan-
ates, who were formerly fac,orv
workers. clerks, and chorus girls
are entering service The others
ret married
Before thcy loft the institute IA.
girls participated In COMMENCEMENT,
exercises, in which They clounc,
shoes according to ii" latos, aco-
"einic notions. polished brass. laid
Il tahle for = SiN-coursc dinner. ,x.
hioit"d weeks washing all ready
l" Put away. ana cooked an array
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
RIGHT OR LEFT ARM
AGITATES PARISIANS
me- .Assnclnt.l rrns.-l

PARIS. Dee. Whether a man
should offer his right or left arm TO
a woman is agitating Iarisians \
decision by Andre dc FouQuicrcs. the
accepted arhitcr OF social customs.
has not settled the question
He said, always the right arm.
indoors" Il Custonc surviving from
the days when all gentlemen carried
swords and wanted 10 be- quick on
the draw. Outdoors. he said. no
man ever offers hie arm to Il woman
except in cases Of danger" which
the newspapers hold * tho normal
condition in Paris streets
Therefore. regardless OF good
form, those debating tho matter gen
orally agree that - man should take
hold of woman'S right arm with
his left hand, instead of offering his
right arm. because the women con
suited said they Intended continuing
to carry their purse. parasol. pack
ages, etc. in their left hand. And
tho mon insisted cane belonged
in the right hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

tended to return to Berlin Mo,a,,.
is still here aud is holding frcuuor,
conferences with representatives
tho government In on cn,lenvor =,
arrange moratorium, or. fcpli,,..
that, to gain any concessions rny
sibic regarding payments M
kathcnau has not s.,n u,nuy -
don bankers anu IL combining bie
forts TO official quarters.
The Visit OF NJ. Loucheur. who i.,,
Paris today for London. ust,usfi.' ..
only To see the British Chancellor
the ESchcquer. Is iutcrcstlur I'm ,,,.
hcction with br. Rnthcnan'g mo-
r"ncmcnt OF his return home Mn.
these discussions are goinr on ~.
London the British government, a.,
poets or rather hopes that ,h,. u.~+
reputation move viii come r,,
France. There is reason To bnIi.,.
here that France would not npw an.
pose II moratorium with very Yt,,.,
guarantees. where IL few woahs a..
they would have fought sGcll "A avn.
posal. France has hor Wicsh.IJ.,
agreement which NJ. i.ouctt.iir .rd
Dr- Rathenau worked on, from IL,
isathcnau'e proposals. and IL 4, con
ccrning this. IN IL affects Other ~
para;ions. that II. Logchcur v..tlfos
20 confer with Sir Robert Horn,
Copyright, 1921. Public Ledger COS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
individuals Enjoy More
Privileges Than English
men or Frcnchmcn.
ALLIES INTEND TO
HALT THIS SITUATION
Will Have to Pay More for
Travel and Other Com
modi,ics.
lily Sidney Thatcher.


LONDON. Dee. lO.-if IN. allies
grant a moratorium 10 Germany with
Hirlct guarantees such aS are favored
10y "rcat Britain. II VIII iinmc,iiatclv
adversely affect tho Individual Ger
man citizen through thu medium of
i!S purse. The German is now on
)oyinS certain privileges AT much less
cost than Ia the t.nrlishman or
frenchman. and IL the country Is to
escape paying It's debts for Two or
'hree years the allies intend 10 SEQ
mat this situation does NOT continue
Iius HID Easy Time.
Tho German. II is true. has not
had an easy time. with the mark
"hcre II IL, but in Como rcspccts IL
hcttcr or than the victors. ana In
those respects tho allies propose to
cGualizn things If n moratorium is
agreed to. For instance. ENGLAND
could not afford 10 subsidizc her rail-
roads and turned them Tack to tho
owners, whcrcupon the fares either
remained high or were raised while
Germany. maintaining she is unable
to pay. runs the state-owned RAILWAYS
at deficit ana the German rides
cheaper than the traveller I'm England
or France. Through substituting GER
tain Industries the German govern
ment has made IL possible Tor Ger
mans 10 obtain manufactured arti-
cles for less than they can he manu-
featured for in England or France
Aside from heavy, dun statistics and
tho results uf the Industrial invcsti-
CATION. there will be a distinctly hu-
man side To tho moratorium FOR tho
German. Not only VIII travel and
some other commodities cost the Cor
mans moro, but their taxes will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Families Refuse Govern
ment's Offer to Pay Flu
neral Expenses.
RULING REGIME HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR CRIME
Naval Officers Refuse To Wear
Uniforms, Charging Dis
graced by Blood.
tny Associated Press. /

llSRON. Dec. lO-Drainatic Incl
| dent attended tho funerals Of the
three republican statesmen who were
assassinatcd in the recent revolution
AIRY uprising. The relatives OF the
victims. former Premier Antonio
Granjo. Commander Carlos Ai:tin and
Vice Admiral Machado doc, Santos. rc-
fused to accept the Euvornmeuts Of
Ter OF national honors and insisted
upon burying their dead at their own
expense.
The widow of Vice Admiral santos
| heard that the government had dis.
regarded her wishes ami had lined
the streets with troops to pay honor
to his body ~ his funeral procession
passed.
In passion OF indignation ana
despair she threw herself before nor
husbands coffin and refused to al
low IL To leave the housc-su long
as there was one sailor or soldier
left In the street where he would
pass.
Threatens 10 Commit Suicide.
Tell the Prime Minister" she
cried. that if he does not recall the
troops l VIII commit suicide OH my
husba coffin"
The troops and naval contingent
were all sent back to tho barracks.
Although no official hnuore were
permitted by his family. the funeral
OF EX-Premier GrnnJo was attended
by President Aimcida and many hiuh
political personalities. All commerce.
closed in sign Of public sympathy.
and no thcater opened its doors INN
night.
Many significant and vio!en,
speeches were made by wclI-known
persons in the cemetery. Lieutenant
ASatao l.anca. naval officer much
admired for bravery in action. said
in his speech over Granjo's coffin.
Il swear. dear friend by your corpse.
that l VIII never again Wear my uni
FORM cntil your murdercrs are pun
ishcd."
Another well-known naval officer
Commander Prcstcs Salguciro, said
he did not come there In his uniform
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

put on parity with those Of Great
III itain. So that no longer can the
financial situation of the German citi-
IONS be 80 far divorced from the IL
nanclal standing OF tho nation. Eng
Land has carried each individual,
through high taxation. down to tho
level az itE financial difficulties. and
Germany will he compelled to do the
same IL the moratorium IL put into
effect and British views obtain tc-
fore the reparatlons commission
IL subject OF Activity.
While the rcparatiOus matter has
been almost forgotten In England
tho las, few days. 1t has been Il sub
joct OF considerable activity. Dr.
Walter kathcnnu. who said ne in :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Cuillotining of Dummy
Too Much for Paris Stage
IIIy Unitcd Newa.l

PARIS. Dee. l0.--l'aris has been
thfilicd once too often. II has
endured. under the name OF art.
such thrills aS cyc-EouSinG and
StabbinSS on the stage. but when
IL comes to executions. IL draws
the line.
Following an audiences in,lig-
nation ut a performance OF at
Daybrcak." at the Thcutcr Grand
Gui;nol. In which the guiilotinine
OF dummy WAS too realistically
portrayed. the project of police
forced the authors ana managers
10 dccapitate the decapitation
scene.
Tho audience passed by the
stngc, boocd ana catcallcd and
finally rushed at the actors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

ter battles as the doughty wclshman
VINO is Premier of Great Britain.
mas his setbacks. too, and even the
great need solacc.
or his two SONS and two daughters,
AicSan Is most like her father. She
mas MS ways. his manners. and his
'har'n oil personality. TOO. she is in
'ef.stci III his political doctrines,
ana supports them ardcutiy.
she is in her early twentics, come
~, sturdy and vivacious. She can
dance and golf and ride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Must Purge Navy Of Assn>.in..

blood.
Must Purge Navy Of AssnSsins.
Other officers who belong To pos.
teal parties opposed to GraHjo and
even some who took part in the rcvo-
lution. declared near the tomb Of the
assassinated Premier that they would
not wear their uniforms until the
guilty were punished ana the portu-
Sucsc navy purgcd OF asSnssins
great number of naval and army
"'Hccrs of high standing have sent
IN their designations. hut the press
Is forbidden To refer 10 this
The former Minister OF Fiuanc".
tunha Leal. Granjo's political aGvcr-
sary. TO whom the Premier came in
hts hour OF need. ana who in attempt
ing To save his life was wounded 10y
TWO bullets. was persona Grata to
the rcvolutionarics Now his horror
At what has happened is so rr"a, tina,
he has given up AL his important
posts. announced his intention of
abandoning political life and has
gone to live in the provinces.
n great many people. politicians
and Industrial and financial men,
have taken refuge In Spain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Record Price for i,i.,ori. ,r,,,r

I"V'"'AI |NhI" NIsputCh.
LONDON. n'c. 10. Sir joseph pu-
y, en- who IN most of his recent pt.r-
'h''S's seems 10 hny. had the Anu, .
market Ia view. has puid what
~ believed to be the record rrI.o ~
historic aruor when he LId in si,
l''hih century German specimrn for
: lf.2'o at $"thchys Another o: sim
lar type hut Interior workmausl,fn
apId fur t3.Nao. y
lH"py'ight 1921 by the publc Led
ger CompauyJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
COOKERY INSTITUTE
SENDS OUT MANY GRADUATES
brand-New Collcgc-Bred Batch of Domestcs Is Ready
to Show London How Good Scientifically
Prepared Food Tastes

OF fancy dishes calculated TO excite
me palate Of the most exacting
EnSl!Shman.
prize essay contest vas held. the
girls outlining their theories of faith
vi domestic service. y sentence from
me winning composition read:
sever think YOU know enough.
because you DON'T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Christmas Holiday
3 IL Days in Britain

LONDON. Dec. l0.-Ey the Kings
proclamation. England, Ireland
and Wales Will this year have
three and II half hank holidays In
celebration of Christmas.
This follows n precedent set in
1910. when Christmas also fell on
Sunday. Tuesday will be II holiday
as well as Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

Twenty cash prizes will be given for the 20 best
lists of words submitted in answer to this puz-
zle. The person sending in the largest and near
est correct list of words will win first prize; the
second t, best second prize. etc, Start the word
mill gong tonight. Costs nothing to try. Every.
body join in. You'll be surprised how large n list
of words you can get after few minutes study.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK +?
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble?

Pain OF DUH ache IN the back Is
often evidence Of kidney trouble. 1t
IL Natures timely warning To show
you that the track or health ~ not
clear.
Danger signals.
IL these danger signals arc unhccd-
Cd moro kerioun results are surn TO
follow; kidney trouble In It's worst
form may steal upon you.
Thousands OF people lave testified
thai the mild and Immediate effect OF
swamp Root. the great kidney. liver
and bladder medicine ~ soon realized
that II stands the hirhcs, for its re-
markablc curative effect In the most
distressing cases. II you need "a med
icinc, YOU should ave the best.
Lame fIRck.
Lame back liz only ono of many
symptoms of kidney trouble. Other
symptoms showing that you may need
swamp Root are. being gubjcc, To en-
SPECIAL NOTE You may ob,air
by enclosing ten cents to br kil!ucr
You the opportunity To prove tho rom
VIII also send you "A book OF valuabl,
thousands OF grateful! letters received
found Swamp-lioOt To be Just tho rc,,
der troubles. The value and aucccss -
our readers arc advised to send for a :
& Co. Einghamton. y. Y. When writ
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

That's what 10 determine. Sounds easy doesn't It?
and is easy Without trouble whatsoever You
readily such objects boy basket" .broom" "bag"
etc. can't you? Well the others Just easy but
the idea is to who get the most This Is trick
puzzle. Nothing is hidden and you don't have the
picture upside down sidewise Jot each as
you see it and watch your list grow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

Lnrrassing and frequent bladdcr iron
blrs day and night. irritation. scdt
mcnt. etc.
Lack of control. smnrtlug uric acid
rheumatism. bloating, may uc loss or
flesh, sallow complexion.
PrrNnIrncy OF Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize Tho
alarming increase and rcmarkuN@,
prcvalcncy OF kidney disease VIM.
kidney disorders are among thc most
common diseases that prevail. they
are sometimes the las; recognized DE-,
patients. who very often content
themselves with Occurring the effects.
while the original dIs~nsr tnay CON
stnntly undermine the rystcin
Regular medium and large-sizc bot
Ties ht all drug stores.
Don't make any mistake but ~
member The name. Dr. tIncr's
swamp. Root, and tho address. Ring
hamton. y. y. which you van Ind ON
every bottle.
IA samplc-sizc hottie Of Swamp-Root
& Co. BinEhanton. y. I. This gives
,rknOlc rncrit OF this medicine. They
Information, containing many Of tho
from men and women who say they
cdy needed in kidney. liver and biad-
swamp Root are so well known that
implc-sizc bottle. Address Dr Kllmcr
nE DC sure and mention this paper