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The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-30
Anecdotes of Georges Clemenceau
 The French Tiger, Is Accounted

surveyed the magnificent work, a perfect living likeness.
 '"Who is the old Mongolian gen. eraI?" snapped the '"Tiger" In a surely mood.
 Rodin was greatly pee7ed at the lack of appreciation, and until his death the relations between sculptor and statesman were never as cordial ias they had been previously.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-30

Nov. 4, II, IS, 25;pec. ?; g, 1923, 22
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-30

LITTLE WANT ADS GET THE BIZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

mated by the Republicans. lac Will
race The same issue In the general
election with Mr.. Edwards. his wet
democratic opponent. using Rcpuh-
iican testimony regarding the rri-
vate stock circumstance against
him.
while. however. Massachusetts
Republicans will decide whether they
are In favor OF giving Senator I.odre
sixth term In the Senate. /, is
generally assumed that the veteran
Legislator VIII defeat Joseph walker
his party opponent. but the Siz,. nr
tn" Walker vote may have AN in
i"resting and important hearing upon
me result of tho general election.
The Democratic light has narrowed
down t" william a. CASTOR. hu~i-
ness man or I;oStou. and sherman
!" "hippic. lawyer az the SATIN" city.
WIN Pass on N~wbcrr.I>m.
Also Michigan will let tn" c"uu-
try understand how II feels regard
Ing NcwherrSism. Senator Town
send, his colleagues most ardent SIM
porter. is challenged on that Issue
10y Representative" Fat Kelley. At
the came time Washington. "A far
western state. Will vote ON tn. same
ISSUE. Senator rnindrNt-r. who
amazed many OF his friends by vo,
ing for Ncwh.rry. is now nrhtinr
Tor his political life In a campa IN
which closes Monday night
Friends Of col">, please rind no
comfort in tho result az tho voting in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
DEMOCRATS WAGE
BATTLE FOR HOUSE
(Cont!nucd From Firs, Page.

Continued From First page.)
t"inber H.. New Workers will vote.
and week later New Jersey. the
last OF the States to nominate. will
hold It's primary.
New Jersey Contest OF INTEREST
OF the two the New Jersey con-
test is FAR moro interesting. large
~ because The prohibition issue has
been brought into 1t almost To tho
exclusion of all other questions. ON
The Democratic side. former COY
ernor Edwards. who will l., nomi-
mated for tn. Senate. Is on. OF the
most outsrokcu vets now actiy, in
politics
Senator Frelingbuys-n. Republican.
WIN" IS lighting TO hold his seat. has
acknowledges his conversion to
mo ary cause. But his Republican
opponent for the nomination. ,;eorr.
l. Record. one-time Progressive. has
severely challenged the sincerity ar
the senator on tho question OF
liquor Mr.. Record charges that.
although Senator FrcllurhuyScn J..
holding aloft the dry banner. n. is
TIA" owner q! the bcSt-siock.d nri-
Nate cellar in the state
And Nh" voters are being ,old tb,t
nc is inconsistent in championiur
prohibition FOR tho poor ma, ,.,f,a
possessing an abundant supply 90
wines and liquor for hims.I, More
over II Mr.. Fre1inrhuycn IS nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
.PETERSBl' RG-HOPEWELL
:. SOLDIERS HOME AGAIN

y PETERsRURG. Va, sept o.-The
Petersburg 'iraNS. Headquarters
Company and the Hopcwcll Rines re-
turned this afternoon from Virginia
Beach. where they have been at
tending tn" encampmont for tho past
two weeks. The mon looked as
though they have been having a
big time and apparently enjoyed the
trip.
Company g. OF the Second Eat
TALON. was tho champion rife com
.pany OF tho one Hundred and
''EiEhty-th'rd Infantry. Virginia Ma
,.tional Guard. This company quail
fed sixteen mon, nine OF whom are
Taied aS sharpshootcrs. and seven as
mark smen. individual champion Of
tho regiment IS william \. Bowlcs.
company cook OF his company. who
scored 229 out OF possible $50
points.
. Major Percy y Lamar headed tho
COMPANIES on their march to i've
nrmory from the station this after
moon at o'clock, and the mon made
splendid showing. The regimcntal
md headed the procession with a
lively tune, TO which tho bows
snarchNd With heads up and chests
put. shortly after reaching the ar
mory they were dismissed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
-DOC SHOW At STATE FAIR
ITO Be INTERESTING EVENT
-LNhibilion Held to Encourage
: Breeding of Better CANNES
in Virginia.

- The dog show to he hold IN couuec-
lion with tho vir2iula state Fair.
October 2-lo. bids Ia 10 novel ana
interesting event. ana Is being held
especially to attract cvhihits of Nir-
Einia dogs. and To encourage tho
breeding NJ better dogs I'm tho state.
All breeds are provided for In the
soench show. which VIII 10 free to
1.-The public. and every attention Will
he given to the hcnchiuc. feeding
,tvaterins and exercising Of ;hc can
MES. without cost. except fees. to the
exhibitor
a. DR.. James NJ GALLOWAY will lee Tia.
vetcrinian for 'ho show. and tho
Judges viii 10 Dr. Samuel w. Rudd.
zRiChmoud Tracy : Constock.
ThomasviNo y g.. and Dr. II. T..
Buckingham Washington. II G.
- The iudcer ring is to no q larp"
one and ample room will hc provided
also for tho spectators to Wow tho
dogs and SEQ tho judges award the
ribbons and silver cups.
4. Tho entries close next Saturday.
September Is and all persons inter
estei In making an exhibit, can se-
acure premium lists and entry blanks
At the Office OF the state Fair Assoc
ica,ion. in tho Mutual Building.
= TIL" silver cups 10 DO awarded in
tho dog show VIII he exhibited this
sweok In tho window OF W. II. Spill
Ing on Eas; Broad Street. These
cups will Include:
= Virginia state Fair Association cup
for the champion of the show. pr.
Samuel W. Eudd. cup for best Air
dale dog: Times Dispatch Company
cup for tho best Aircdale hitch: Muir
phys Hotel cup for best Rcagle: w.
y. SpiilinG cup for best RcaEIc bitch:
Waltcr ki-sch, Richmond Inn. cup
'fnr hest Roston terrier; News Leader
cu0 for best Collie; Digs Il Cary cup
for best English setter: Richmond
i1Iotcl cup for hest Foxhound. hmeri-
cav: Frank 6 Burlington cup for best
Sheppard; Galloway Brothers cup for
best Pointer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
New Trial In Cann SuIt

HONEYWELL, VA. sept. 9.-The
motion TO set aside the verdict re-
Gently returned by the jury in IN.
case of the city against c. = Carnn,
former city treasurer, was heard he
Judge T. r. Robertson YESTERDAY az
as'trnoon The Cour; granted a now
trial and SGT the date for the Oc-
,ooer term. the city IS suing III.
former treasurer FOR money deposited
in tho Virginia State Rank Which
closed several months ago. II ia
claimed by tn" city that the treas
Eurer should have secured a bond
from the bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
RICHMOND T1MEs-D1sPATCH: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1922

south Carolina unitcs similarly on
tuesday the Blease hope OF staging
great comeback will go Elimmcr-
NIX. Ana reports received here from
me state Indicate that the former
Governor is in for as smashing a
"efeat as they visited upon Varda-
'han by Mississippi Democrats.
congressional candidates who mr..
hopeful OF succeeding Themselves -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Mississippi on last Tuesday. Former
Senator Nardaman. radical OF tho
Rlease type. was decisively defeated
In Il run-"n primary In mississippi
As In the case OF the first South
Carolina race. Nardaman led tho
field. but the opposition TO him united
on tho showdown and probably end
cd his erratic career in politics
II tho opposition to R.case In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
II. q. Shirley 10 Spr,k

An address ~ II. G-Ssh!sley. chair
man Of the State LEcE~,y COMMITS.
'sion. VIII feature the monthly meet
Ing OF tho Richmond Automot,ve Al
ISOLATION tomorrow night a, s.2o
O'Clock AZ Tho club house, "Aous
Vista" Selection Of the nomtna,.
ing committee 10 name Officers for
Inc coming year VII! IA taken IN
. -'N'N lIHe. III L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

or succeeding to seats in the Senate
are In dire distress. They are afraid
not to stay In Washington while In
dustrial. :ar;n. bonus and other leg
isiation Is pending, and they are
afraid to- stay AhScntccism Is ono
or the most difficult issues to meet
in any political campaign and as
pirants for seats among the mighty
IN ashinSton, who arc on the out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Nobody now hero expects to get
home for keeps before tho nrst OF
October and II ma" he even later,
At best there Will be only about hve
weeks of lighting In tho trenches
for those members Of the House md
Sonat" this year who stick to their
Jobs In Washington. And there are
serious risks I" no run by those who
slip away ahead OF adjournment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

side' are making l!te miserable for
thc'r opponents on tho Inside.
For the party's good tho President
Is eager to close up pending l.gis-
iation and send his political friend.
homo for the general campaign. But
inc situation is largely beyond tn.
control OF the administration. Inst
as 1t Is he.ond the control of con
Eresslonal leaders Themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
SyNSNNS

Thomas Meghan and Leatrice Joy who hare the leading
roles in THE Man Who SaW Yesterday, playing at the
Coliseum this tccek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

Plays to
Thousands

After lapse OF II years tho
famous historical romance. when
Knighthood Was in Flower lives
again In tho picture version or the
popular Charles Major novel. show
ing at the Strand. with Marion
Davies AS star. The beautiful love
story OF Princess Mary Tudor was
enacted on tho stage by Julia Mar
lowe and distinguished company
In 1901. when Knighthood Was In
Flower" proved to be Miss Marlowe's
greatest romantic drama success. IL
ran a whole season at the Criterion
theater, New York city, and then
had most successful season on the
road.
Owing 20 the broader scope afford
ed screen version. many spectacu.
lar scenes are included In tho picture
which necessarily had 10 be omitted
from the stage production. The
gorgeous wedding Of Princess Mary
and old King Louis XII. OF France
is one OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
SEEK AID FOR
BIG WATERWAY

Realizing that over five millions
OF dollars had already been spent In
Duwamish waterway excavations,
tho board OF trustees OF tho Cham.
her OF Commerce Tuesday indorscd
a resolution favoring tho securing
OF federal appropriations 20 com
plete the work.
Tho sum already expended was &C.
duired thru tho taxation OF benefited
properties and IL not sufficient TO
finish the project. The district en-.
gineer has recommended that the
waterway be kept In navigahie con.
dition TO form an integral part OF
tho general harhor systems OF Sc.
attic. 10 care for tho shipping OF
Industries located on tho waterway
and those which make use OF that
industrial area,
Tho resolution. which was sub.
mitted by the national affairs bu.
reau. reports that the work on East.
West and Duwamiah waterways has
reached lts financial limit and pro.
poses 20 secure the completion OF
the excavating without further local
aid by federal appropriation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

that Ia different In the heroine Of
The Lavender Bath Lady the Unit
yernai attraction at the Columbia
thcatcr now. GLADYS Walton n the
star. King BakEot of Human
Hearts" fame directed. from n story
by shannon Fife and George Ran.
dolph Chester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

speak and read his own lyrical
verses in Meany hail. university
campus. Tuesday night. Mr.. Lind.
say IL on a tour OF the country. The
program In Seattle was conducted
under the auspices OF Sigma Upsi.
Ion. university mems literary fra
ternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
COLONIAL

Tell one little io and you have 10
tell nine more 10 support II. accord.
ing to the old proverb. and the ex.
periences Of Mae Murray as Mary
Mcclure in Tho Delicious Little
DeviI'' at the Colonial theater would
seem 10 prove the truth OF the old
adage. An excellent cast supports
Miss Murray. Included In popular
Rodolph Valentino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
WINTER GARDEN

In The Sea Lion" showing at
the Winter oarssrn. Hobart Bos-
worth. actorproduccr. has given 20
the screen another exceptional pic.
tuw. In this picture are all the
thrills. the suspense. thu brrathiez.
moments OF danger which make Bos-
wor;h'n sea pictures ring true 20 life.
fsosworth IL supported by a strong
cast. including Bessie Love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
" a c h e | Lindsay Is
Heard in Meany Hall

University students. faculty mem
beers and many literary enthusiasts
of the city heard vachei Lindsay.
called Americas greatest poet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

two shabbily dressed bandits. altar
asking for medicine. pulled a gun
on the clerk and took 81 from the
cash register. They escaped a mo-
ment later. despite q vigilant police
search.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
BLUE MOUSE

Prom an embittsred cynic. hating
the world and hts fellow men. to
whole hearted philanthropis,. seeking
whom he may aid among LIES I'M
fortunatea. IL the stretch covered by
George Ariig In the tito role OF his
Man Who Played God tho attrac.
ton NJ the Blue Mouse this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

II you saw lionel barrymore In
boomerang nill- you will want TO
see him az a reformed crook In The
Face in the Fog playing nj the
Liberty. The leading woman In
seena owen. Tho production In a
massive ono and tho supporting cas-;
Ia excellent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
COILiMnIA

How we do hate 20 hear every NJ.
lent moment of these shopgiris who
face trials and tribuia,ions. and
usually the pcrdition tina, besalis
crepe de chine soulsi One 81 thsrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
COLISEUM

An unusually fino cast was assem-.
hlod for The Man Who Saw Tomor.
row." Thomas Melghan's iaies, Para.
mount picture. showing at tho Coli.
scum. The principals aro Leatrice
JOY. Eva Novak. June Eiyidge.
Theodore Roberts. Albert Roscoe.
Alec Francis. John Miltern and IAur.
ancc Wheat
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25
:. HOOVER SURPRISED
lfter all events were over i'll co

/After all events were over i'll con-
>hection with the commencement OK
ercises at Tiff at which time Rev,
Hoover was graduated from that
school, the members and friends of
the Methodist church congrcgated at
the church and sent delegate cut
to find the minister. He was finally
located and after fluent In. Of
talk, the intent of which was t, de-
ceive the victim of the nights gay
city found himself surrounded ry a
church full of rejoicing people. Atty.
John Schultz voiced the sentim ut of
the gathering in which he expressed
hearty congratulations to their pas
tor for his accomplishment. When
he had finished his short and sweet
talk beautiful large leather rocker
was brought forth and presented to
the pastor as token of their esteem.
Mr.. Hoover responded at some length
reviewing his school days which have
been full of their struggles as well
as their victories. A musical program
followed by the serving of dainty
refreshments concluded most en-
joyablc and long to be remembered
evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Newt Olson, the lumber man, is
proving that he is sincere in his ar
guInent that lumber and building
material as well as labor entering IN
to the construction OF buildings Is
now ut its low point, by starting the
construction OF modern home in
Arvada. Home owners make q good
town. and we need more home own
ers in Arvada. Every business man
in town should have Iaith enough in
the town to build or buy home for
himself and ~ building material has
been down Tor some time it is cheap
er to build just what you want than
to buy something that will have to
be changed to conform with your
ideas. Mr.. Olson's fathcr-in-law,
John Eastman il also building a nice
bungalow adjoining the one being
built by Mr.. Olson. We need more
citizens Of this type in Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25
IN ARMADA CHURCHES

Wednesday prayer hour 7:45.
Mr.. Forest Mead, II tromDones.
from Denver will furnish special
music tor both the League ana eve
ming services. A cordial welcome ~
ali.
Hooking for Mary Jane" will be
produced soon by group Of players
IRON the Asbury N. Il. church in
.Dsavcr. They have given the play
frequently once at the Aurora hos
pitGi very much TO the delight OF
everyone. Watch for the date. IL
will doubtless be June 9th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Jack and Blanche Carson who lefl
Phnadoiphia ON roller skates on May
last year and are G.at4H. .cfDhI
the continent were In Arylda tnu
irrt Of the week. They have tray-
elcd nout 5000 mica on their skates
which are riyctcd 10 their shoes.
1hcy encounter ali kinus OF iuaub.
Frank Meek who Is waking irv.4
Danvillc. III. To reduce his wcign.
wn8 here WITH thcm. lie gthrt.u
February "a wGcn ne weighed aDO,
now he weighs 200 pounuS. He !.
gong TO Hollywood. Cnl!f. iheBe
people were the attraction ~ W.
irivoii theatre Monday nj
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Memorial Sunday win be Union
service at the Presbyterian church
on May 18th at eleven O'Clock. 1he
music will be rendered by union
choir under dlrecuon OF nr. Adams.
q. A. X. veterans, w. II. {. men,
bers ana '<ex-serviceA men are re-
quested to meet AZ Bartn hall at
lO:45 and go in body to the
church.
1t is hoped that a goodly number
Of people will JON US In our
Memorial Day service oA tuesday,
May 80. We will appreciate macn-
ines to convey people TO the ceme-
terry at 40 O'Clock.
Everyone is cordially invited to
BRING tnelr lunch to barth Hall at
noon where coffee will be furnished
by the corps.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Col. Lee Garner, the cyclone auc-
tioneer, is exsrting some Of his sur
plus energy caring tor ABOUT lUU
acres OF aiIalfa on the George Scot.
ranch. This ranch was sold recently
and Mr.. Scott moved to EnglewoOu.
The new buyer failed to make pro-
per payment 30 Mr. Scott mas turned
the ranch over to Mr.. Garner 10
handle TOR him.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

i Mrs. Mahala Austin of Carthage,
Illinois is visiting ut the home OF
her cousin, George kimbrough. Sic
has visited relatives in Nebraska
and Kansas and sees many changes
since she visited here nine years ngo.
She expects to spend a year with
her brother Wesley Boston in WASH
smgton state whom she has not seen
for 45 Year,.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Mrs. Ora A. Rowan of North
Graves avenue passed away at Z n.
m. Wednesday after lingering i'll
ness. She had paraletic stroke
which caused her immediate death.
Funeral arrangements have not ~
ye. been made.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

The local tenn has broken t....
long losing streak NJ lcok out IRON
no won.
Summary: lone runs, Wilg,r 2,
Okourlsc. Struck oat; by no,son
40; by Weaver l; by WILSON !. Ba.u,
on balls off Nelson l.; Off Wilson
/. Winning pitcher Nolson. l.os.n,
pitcher Weaver. Double pIays Ham
mon to Rogers To O'kourkc. Iin.e
:5o. Attendance 800. Umpire
Mitchell
Arvada plays the a. u. G. club
Sunday. Ily ..i
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Charles Mattingy and FANNY
were visiting at tue home OF mrs.
w. l.. Sepp in Berkeley last We'd
nesday. lhe Mattingly were for
rner residents of Aivada but are
now residing near Westminster.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

~. W. Benson has bought one Of
those elegant Chevrolet sedans when
Mr.. Ashton of the Chrcvoiet garage
is putting out. This il one Of the
very classiest cars that has been sold
around Arvada recently and Mr. and
Mrs. Benson should feel very proud
Of It.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

The Misses Ruth Plattaer, Anita
Wade ana Mnry McGichon were the
EuTts Of Viola Benson at Golden
Friday. In the evening they attend
cd the Fircmans dance.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

The Chevrolet garage has been re-
modelled and thrown ali INTO one
large room. The removal OIL the par
tition that has enclosed the display
room makes the place better ignite \
ana makes the arrangement more
convenient. Mr.. Ashton reports Dus,-
ness ~ getting better all the time.
Chevroiets are 30 low priced now
that the yare the best puy in the
automobile line.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

W. S. Suits is improving his home
west of ,Arvada by building new
cement path and driveway, also
building new hen house size lGx5G
with new fixtures.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Mrs. .. u. Graves entertained II
few Of her friends at lunch Friday.
Those present were Mrs. A. u. Coie,
Mrs. A. l.. Alien ana Mrs. J. A..
Kennedy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Mrs. Cummings, Teacher Of the
kindergarten and the primary de-
partmsnt Of the Arvada schools gave
The first grade pupils most enjoy
able picnic At City Park in Denver
ono day this week. Mrs. Cummings
IL certainly the right person In the
right place In the Avsda schools.
Meme appreciate her splendid work
moro than thsp srsnts d tie little
1ollu Who are under her supervision.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

A. p. Nagel, manager Of the North
Denver Poultry Yards In Arvada,
breeder and dealer Of all live ana
pet stock, shipped to New York City
IRON this point, $50 pure bred New
Zealand rabbits which are to be used
Tor medical research work. These
rabbits were especially selected and
fed for this purpose. Mr.. Nsgel Y
well known from coast TO coast In
selecting breeding stock.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Olson announce
the marriage OF their daughter
Esther Alyerrn 10 Albert j. johnson
Of Telluride. Colo. at four o'clock
Sunday afternoon, May 81. A very
quite wedding was performed by
Rev. j. i. Nni.e Wi.h on
present. Mr.. ana aira. Johnson VIA
make their homo In Oursy after the
first Of tho month.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Mrs. Alvin Zochrison, daughter of
w. II. Kalcr is steadily improving
and will be able to be out soon. She
has had a splendid trained nu.se and
the family appreciate the kindness
shown during her illness.