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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
WEST EQUALS EAST, 0P|NES
 COACH NEALE
Head of Washington and lief. ferson Squad Has His
 Little Opinions.
By RAY J. SMITH

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20.-Putting in a great boost for Western foot ball, Earle (Greasy) Neale and the Washington and Jefferson College football team. which held the Golden Bears of the University of California to a scoreless tie at Pasadena on January 2, left here well pleased with their trip.
 That Western football ranks on even terms with the East was Neales final statement before the red and black squad departed for home.
 East Not Superior
 Don't kid yourself about Eastern football being superior to the West ern style of play" said Neale. Cali fornia has a wonderful squad, one that would step even or defeat some of the classest elevens in our sec tion.
 AS far as bunting goes I believe that the majority of your Western booters outclass the Eastern men. They get better altitude. which per mits the ends to get down and nail the receiver in his tracks. They also get better distance, and let me tell you this goes a long way toward winning football games.
 "Tm sorry that the Washington and Jefferson-Calfornia contest wasn't played on a dry field Nat urally, I believe we would have come out on the long end of the score, but judging from the football fans in this section, the mud handicapped California and aided us.
 Neale Likes Dry Grid
 ''This is true to a great extent, but we, too, would have put up a bet ter brand of football on a dry grid iron. Another game between my squad and Andy Smiths great aggre- gation, if played under favorable con ditions, would undoubtedly prove one of the greatest struggles ever staged in the country"
 The Washington and Jefferson team will go direct to San Francisco where they will stop over for a few hours From there they will go to Chicago. arriving at Washington, Pa, about the middle of January.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
BOLDT STARTS FIXING UP HIS
 PITCHING BOX
Tim Shaw Is Secured from Washington Team He
 Will Replace Francis.

SEATTLE, Jan 20.-Jim Shaw, the right-hander of Washington, will flip for Seattle this year, replacing Lefty Francis on the Indian pitching staff Jimmy Richardson announced that Proxy B0ldt had obtained the serV ices of the American League pitcher, thereby adding one more regular to the Seattle hurling forces.
 Shaw was a good pitcher for Clark Griffith in 1920 and the year pre- ceding, but didn't do much last year. He was troubled with a bad knee in 1921, but claims that the ailing pin is healed and as sound as ever now. Washington was not anxious to let him go, but Shaw wanted to come to the coast, and, upon McCredie's re. commendation, Boldt closed the deal
 The right-hander was whale Of pitcher a couple of years ago With a second division team, he was among the leaders in effectiveness averaging 2.75 runs per game. He tied with Russell for the strikeout honors, flaming 127 batters in Al games. In 1920 he won II out of 29, pitching for a poor club.
 McCredie must figure that the Sen ator hurler will do him some good, or he would not recommend his pur- chase. Walter looked into his case while in the East.
 Sunny Jim Boldt will set sail for the meeting of the moguls this week, and the Seattle proxy is taking along his baseball family. Boldt will carry Manager Walter McCredie and Busi- ness Manager James J. Richardson to aid him in his fight to secure for Seattle it's share of games in the schedule squabble.
 A few interesting things are ex pected to pop at the coming meeting. In the first place, several trades which are now smoking will either be consummated or called off. As nearly every club in the league is rebuilding. it is probable that some player deals of more than ordinary concern will bob up during the ses- | sion of the schedule mixers.
 ! Seattle may figure in one of these trades. Boldt and McCredie are after pitchers. and to get pitchers they may be induced to part with
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20

Furniture moved and stored. Heavy hauling done. Juneau Trans fer. Phone 48. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
EBBETS BEING SUED

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Decision in the divorce suit brought by Mrs. Minnie A. Ebbets against Charles H Ebbets, owner of the Brooklyn Ma tional League baseball club was re served by Justice Aspinall in the Su preme Court of Brooklyn.
 Ebbets neither appeared nor filed an answer to the complaint. The pc tition did not mention the amount of alimony asked but agreement oI December 27. 1921. entered into the records of the case. is understood tc stipulate she is to receive $6,500 g year for tn. rest of her life.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
KICKED OUT or PURDUEjSCANOAL.
 IN UNIV, SPORTS

SEATTLE, Jan. 20-Prof Leslie J Aver, chairman of the faculty ath- letic committee of the University of Washington, today declared that VII liam "Lonestar' Deitz, of Purdue Uni versity, had offered flat salaries of $100 a month to eight football play CTS of the Northwest to play with Purdue. Aver said Deitz has been dismissed from the Purdue coaching staff
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
TWO SMASHING RIGHTS TO JAW
 FL0ORED COOK
Carpenter Put Opponent Into Land of Dreams Easily
 Is Challenged.

ULLETIN-PARIS, Jan. 2O.- Descamps announced today that ar, ticles for a bout between Georges Carpenter and Kid Lewis have been cigned The bout will take place in London in April. This is according to the Paris edition of the New York Herald.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
Neale Disputes Decision

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20.-Claims that Washington and Jefferson foot ball team was robbed" of a touch down in it's scoreless game against the University of California at Pasa' deno have been voiced here by Earle Neale, w. and J. coach
 Neale declared that H. Huebel, San Francisco, who was a head lines
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20

Transfer work, coal, kindling. l. NJ. Ritter, Phone 292. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
BERT NlEHOFF LEADS
 MOBILE NEXT YEAR

MOBILE. Ala, Jan. 20.-Bert Me hoff. captain and second baseman of the Los Angeles club of the Pa cific Coast League and former major leaguer. has been signed to manage the Mobile Club of the Southern As sociation next season, according to d telegram received from R. M Vein acker, president of the Mobile club who attended the Buffalo baseball meeting
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
BOWLING MATCH
 RESUMES TONIGHT

The bowling tournament will be resumed after two nights vacations. At ' o'clock tonight the Pioneers play against the Lightning Dodgers; at o'clock the Mavericks will meet the Shrimps, and at 9 o'clock the House Committee and Ink Singers are billed to appear.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
Thomas Turner To Manage
 Portland Club

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 2O.- Thomas l.. Turner, for the past five years scout for the Phila- delphia Americans, has been ap- pointed manager of the Port land baseball team. This is ac- c0rding to an announcement made here today by Manager w. H. Klepper, president of the club.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-12
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your Overcoat at Scotts-No question about it If
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

into the desert. When this news IL
brought TO the sheik. he forEets all
else and rides of in pursuit. He cap
lures his runaway wife and brings her
back to his fathers harem. Yet In
spite Of all this. the Moslen1 persists
in his determination TO take . second
wife.
The situation is complicated When
the girls English friends appear on the
scene and attempt to aid her. The
action eliminates in q sword duel by
,orchlight between the sheik ana one
of the Englishmen. followed oy =
night attack OF tho Arabs on the Ee.
ropcan camp. In the end HUSBAND
and wife are reunited in confidence
and happiness.
Some Of the best talent OF france
went into the making OF THE SneiKs
Wife" The two leading roles were
assumed by Emmy Lynn. oeAu!ltul
English actress. and Marcel Vioert' OF
the Coincide Franchise.
Mona Kingsley
Mona Kingsley captured ana tanned
these wild African worries during leis-
IRE moments in the filming or The
Dust Flower" She has Just said
come seven" and look what hap
pened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Frank Tine. the real estate and in
surance agent employs Chick as
salesman. and with his frs; commits
sions. ne takes out an option on Zeh
Ricketts, place, which Alvah had con-
fided TO him was the place she had
wanted all her life. Xeb "onnives
with Tine to let the option lapse on
Chick and split the money. soon
new excitement is felt in 81. clair.
The train arrives with the much
hcraldcd Professor Culbrrtson. who
comes to lecture on THE Gospel Of
the Reating Heart" He is received
hv the mayor and leading citizens and
Chick is shocked 10 see that the noted
professor Is none other than old SKY
Blue n hundred per cent. fakcr from
the city.
SKY Blue recognizes Chick and tells
him he must enter in on the skin
game. Sky Blues lectures go over
big and on the last night the people
sign pledges and contribute money TO
build a seminary. colonel Williams
moves that Chick he appointed Gus
todIan OF funds. All the people leave
the hall and Chick startles Sky Blue
nv telling him that he must leave
town Immediately and can't take
cen, Of the money. that he CChick)
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he had talked with them. and had
walked with them TO Emmaus. VII
lage eight miles from Jesusalem-
whereupon he had suddenly vanished.
Their story MARK 16:l3) received no
credence.
All three Of these appearances oc-
CURED on the very day Of the resur-
rection; and 1t was in the evening Of
the same day that Jcsut presented
himself before eleven OF the Apostles
who had assembled doubtless for
consultations in the upper room"
wherein the Last Supper had been
held. Even the evidence OF their own
senses did not convince them OF his
corporal reality until they touched
his wounded side and saw him par
take OF food.
Thomas was not one OF the COM
panv gathered on that occasion: and
when they said TO him afterwards.
I'VE have seen the Lord" he refused
to believe, saying, Except ] shall see
in his hands the print OF the nails.
and thrust my hand into his side. |
will not believe"
When Jesus appeared 10 the Apos-
ties in the upper ROOM" they took
him for a ghost. Only by talking and
eating with them was he able 10 sat
isry them that he was not discm-
bodied spirit. The two women who
saw him near the sepulcher on the
morning OF that day had AZ first the
same idea; and 1t Is likely that the
same is true Of Mary Magdalen, whom
he would not allow to touch him.
Nor did the Apostles easily over
come this first impression. When,
more than a week later. he appeared
TO seven Of them at the Sea Of Galilee,
they failed at first TO recognize him,
ana their first emotion was that OF
fear. This. too. Notwithstanding the
fact that all OF them had seen him
again two or three days earlier when
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is going 10 building tho Beating Heart
Seminary. sky Blue storms but Chick
Is firm and Sky Blue has TO leave. as
an aftermath, Chick and Alrah sit on
the porch OF Abe Ricketts, cottage
and examine blue print plans for the
new seminary, while back in the New
York saloon, old Sky Blue tells the
other crooks about chick, saying. 1t
was lot OF pious Guff. but Chtrky
believed it-and II you believe II. It's
So"
THE Shcik's Wife,
The Sheik's Wife" shows the life
OF young English girl who becomes
the bride Of a son OF Islam. the leader
Of n horde OF savage tribcsmen. For
three years she is happy in the great
love Of her husband and in caring FOR
the little girl she has born him. But
the shCik's father and the elders OF
the tribe are angry because the Chris
tan woman has not given them son
10 carry on the sheiks line.
Influenced by their clamorous de-
mands, the husband determines 10
take n second legal wife. In spite OF
tn. fact that he still loves his English
bride dearly. When he breaks the
news to her. she protests passlonately
against the affront and then. during
the betrothal ceremony. runs away
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he convinced the doubling Thomas
that he was truly risen in the flesh by
showing his wounded hands. feet and
side. ..., "a
He appeared to them on another
occasion (Matthew 2s:16). on q hill
in Galilce ST. Paul beheld him. and
was thereby changed from an enbit-
tered and prosecuting Pharisee TO
preacher Of the Word. He was seen
by more than 500 people at once lsays
St. Paul). "of whom the greater part
remain until this present. and some
are fallen asleep"-dcad, in other
words.
Thus 1t would seem that the story OF
the rcsurrcction-the pivotal fact on
which the whole Christian religion
may be said to turns backed by
the testimony OF a large number Of
persons. The Saviour, after having
risen from the tomb. remained on the
earth certainly for nearly fortnight.
and during that period many people
saw and some talked with him.
The Parting On Mt. OlIvct
Last scene OF all was that OF the
wondrous parting on Mount Olivet.
Sublime indeed 1t must have been.
And yet, just as no eyewitness saw
or was able 10 describe the resurrec-
ton. so likewise We have received no
description. properly to be cal)e3
such, OF the ascension OF Christ. The
account OF that marvellous event given
in the holy Scriptures t:.uke "a:
| 5O-5D reads in such a way as TO suE-
gest the. idea that Jesus may have
requested his followers to refrain
| from telling about 1t in detail.
He led the Apostles out as far as
Bethany. and. while he blessed them.
HE was parted from them and car
ricd up into Heaven"
AS the story is told In Acts I-9G
"he was taken up, and cloud re-
ccircd him out of their sight"
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IA Young man sitting on the right
side. clothed in a long white gar
ment." They were frightened. But
the angel said: BE not ffrishted.
Yc seek Jesus OF Nazareth. which was
crucified. lie is risen: he Is not here.
Nevertheless. the women ran away
and spoke not to anybody about the
incident.
Tho immediate followers ot Jesus
were no, only overwhelmed with dis
tress by his death, but felt a very nat
uraI alarm for their own safety. They
could not fail 10 perceive that they
were IN great danger. At any moment
.hev might he arrested ms criminals.
and meet the same hideous fate as
that which had overtaken their
Master.
Their best chance was 10 scatter
and hide and to remain hidden until
the excitement was over. This in fact,
was what they did.
They do not seem to have paid
serious attention to what Jesus told
them about his approaching death. or
10 his promise that he would rise
again. That this is true is proved by
the incredibly with which they re-
ceived the news Of his resurrection.
At first they refused 10 believe 1t at
all.
Christ Appears To Man
Two women IIuke @+:ll) told them
that Jesus has appeared tolthem near
the scpulCher. and that they had actu-
ally taken hold OF his feet; hut the
Apostles thought It foolish and in
credible story.
Mary. Ma2dnlcn Mark 16:lD told
them that she also had seen the
Master. though he would not permit
her to touch him. They thought that
she was either lying or a victim OF
dclusiOn.
Two OF the disciples Of Jesus stated
that they had seen the Saviour: that
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1T is strange 10 consider the fact
that tho most extraordinary event
in tho worlds history was wit
! messed by no human being.
Jesus rose from the dead, but no.
Body beheld his resurrection.
The soldiers placed as guards at the
sepuicher were first to discover that
the body was gone. They saw the
stone (Which sealed the entrance)
rolled away, and soon afterwards. So
ing In. they found the tomb empty.
Mary .Magdalen was frst 70 arrive
at the tomb the next morning. which
was Sunday. Finding it empty. save
for the white linen cloths In which
the body had been wrapped. she has
tened In great distress TO Peter and
John, her supposition being that It
had been stolen.
Peter and John could hardly believe
what she told them. but. going 70 the
,epulcher thereupon. they verified her
Vatement.
John had been an eyewitness OF the
rrucinxion. He knew that Jesus was
isad, and to his mind that tremendous
fact was dnal. To all the followers
Of tho Master his death was shock
peculiarly dreadful because they had
taken It for granted that h could
never die. After his execution. they
had no notion that he would return 20
Them. and, az will presently be shown.
even the Apostles were at first wholly
lncredulous Of his resurrection.
John tells how ne saw the soldiers
break the bones OF the two thieves.
As they hung on their crosses. 10
hasten their death; and. further. that
they did not do this TO Christ because
he was dead Already fact which
was made sure by spear which one
OF the soldiers thrust into Jesus side.
Tomb Guarded BY Soldiers
Jesus had preached doctrines which
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tional incidents. Around this pair is
developed story of cr!m". CouraS"
and COwardice.
The innocent outlaw" bounded
b. enemies ard with The reputation
Of being tho most desperate man in
his section OF tho West, is enabled
by circumstance TO rescue from ban,
dts the lovely young wife OLA very
uulovrly husband. II villain and II
coward Her faith In him becomes,
understandable. The plot develops FROM
this point with stirring rapidltv Wr'ii.
the husband is disposed OF. the out
law" ~ indicated and the her" and
heroine are made happy
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The Most Wonderful Event in the Worlds X
History Had No Eyewitness Next in Point
of the Marvellous Was the Ascension of
Jesus, of Which there is No Description.
BY ARTHUR RCDD

the authorities in Jerusalem regarded
as dangerously social!s;ic. In addition,
his teachings had given otfense To the
Jewish priesthood. which stirred UP
popular feeling against him. Arrested
on trumped-Cp charges. he was con-
demned ID death 10 satisfy the mob
and appease the rancor OF his high
placed enemies.
PLATE. though he weakly yielded 10
the demand for Jesus condemnation.
had himself no sympathy with the
proceedings II was therefore with
entire willingness that he granted 20
Joseph OF Arlmathea permission to
take down the body and see 10 its
interment.
Joseph OF ArImathea was rich
man. He had. short time previous
~. ordered the construction OF
. burial vault. cut out OF solid rock
family Hither the body, wrapped in
white linen. was taken and laid out,
to await embalming.
Thereupon it was that certain Jews
went to PLATE and said 10 him: Sir.
we remember that the peceiver said.
while he was yet alive. After three
days l will rise again. Command.
therefore. that his sepulcher be made
sure. lest his disciples come by night
ami steal him away. and say unto the
people. He is risen from the dead. :"
Plate granted the request. and sent
squad OF soldiers TO guard the tomb.
against the opening OF which they
rolled a large boulder. 70 close il. hut
in the night an earthquake came; the
boulder was rolled away. and. when
the soldiers entered the sepulcher
little later. the body had disappeared.
An Angel Appears
We read. Zone OF the soldiers came
and said. Know that Jesus Ia risen
The Jews said, How And he re-
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piled First there was an earthquakes
then an angel of the Lord. bearing
lightning. came down from Heaven
and rolled away the stone. and sat
upon II. And. through Gear. all OF us
soldiers became as dead men. and
could neither flee nor speak"
This is quoted from the Gospel Of
Nlcodemus, which IS one OF the so.
called apochryphal books OF the New
Testament. But Matthew saws that
the soldiers saw an angel roll back
the stone. Recording further Incl
dents OF the seismic CODNuls.on that
followed the cruCitiXiOn. he writes:
Behold the Veil Couter waln Of tho
Temple was rent In twain from top
to bottom, and the earth did quake.
and the rocks were rem. And The
graves were opened: and many bodies
OF the saints which slept arose and
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sumo about two months and following
this, they will return 10 the MIN
colony nj hollywood. where Mr.. Pol
lard will build a home on Highland
boulevard.
Iron TO Gold
Another story OF the. West that is
ranch" and IN which Dustin Farnum
stars
The scenes for this film are laid
In a small mining town and the sur
rounding hills The central hgures
are man. an outlaw unJustly stamped
as criminal. and girl whose faith
In him Is justified after various sensa-
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came out or tn" graves. and wont mo
the holy city and appeared unto
many"
Tho soldiers worried lest til" dis
appearance" Of the body bring punish
men, upon them. sought; advice from
INC high priests. who gar" Them
monte. saying, Say you his disciples
came NJ night and stole him away
while We were asleep" Tn" priests
promised to square tho matter with
p.la,c. and so the affair was adjusted.
He Is Risen
The same morning CSWndaN). after
Mary Macdalen, Peer and John had
visited the tomb and gone away again.
women came 10 cnlhalm tho body in
accordance with the jewish custom.
bringing myrrh and alncs for the pur-
pose. ON entering the Scpulchcr they
saw according 10 ST Mark) an angel