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Evening journal., 1922-07-05
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AT THE SAVOY.

The great numbers who have adj
vanced Elaine Hammerstein TO a
position among their favorites on
the screen viii be delighted with
her achievements in Evidence" in
which she Is having weeks show
ing at the Savoy Theatre. As an
actress who marries, against her
best judgement, into a family of
aristocrstic snobs, Miss Hammer
stein does some remarkable work.
Always retaining a bearing of self
respect and confidence, Miss Ham,
mersttin. in the role of Florette,
meets opposition with stately re-
sistance and finally wins the COM
plete admiration and affection OF
the family that had so despicably
Haunted her. Tense and tragic mo-
ments dominate the picture which
has an unusual surprise" ending.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
FEAR WET WEATHER
WILL DAMAGE WHEAT

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER, July 5.-The heavy rains
of the past ten days throughout Kent
county is beginning to cause alarm
among the farmers, especially where
large crops of wheat are standing in
the fields. In many of the wheat
fields, the wheat has started sprout-
ing and unless clear weather soon
prevails the crop will be seriously
damaged.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
AT THE QUEEN.

The picture goers have been kept
waiting for Thomas Meighan's new
picture 'sThe Bachelor Daddy" But
the results are worth the wait.
Meighan has accomplished some
thing in this picture that will add
TO his already large clientele Of
followers.
The story is that of a man who
unselfshly adopts the five mother
less children OF his dying pal, de-
spite the fact that his own we'd
ding day is but a week distant. He
does not know it at the time. but
the little ones bring him to the
retaliation of a greater love than he
thought was possible.
The story sounds a deep, true
note of human appeal that instant
~ recommends il as an entertain
ment to all ages and both sexes
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
AT THE ARCADIA.

With Buster Keaten working his
hardest there is bound 10 be some-
thing happening. He is his busiest
self at the Arcadia Theatre this
week where he is playing in THE
Playhouse" the comedy portion Of
a double bill.
In The Playhouse" Keaton Is
everyone in the orchestra, the wom-
an, the boy. the dowager and the
old man. He comprises the whole
orchestra every instrument in the
band and he is every single mem
Der of the minstrel company Of
fering the show on the boards. The
picture is a marvel of trick pho
Biography and double exposure
work. Keaton's list of stunts are
entirely original and laugh-creat-
ing.
Mabel BALM, a serious little dra-
matte star is appearing in "Other
Women's Clothes" as the second
part OF Arcadia's program. The
picture Is modern drama with a
great variety and exceptional beau
ty Of sets.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

Dem. and Webster White. Rep, reg
lister of voters; j. Turner Cameron,
Dem. and : Ross r. Smith, Rep,
judges; Bennett Wilson, Dem. and
John s. Reisler, Rep, clerks.
The register of voters will also act
as judges at the primaries and cleo
ton, there being four judges and two
clerks in each voting precinct.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
AT THE MAJESTIC.

William Desmond has provided
the Majestic patrons with wealth of
thrills and excitement since Mon
day when he first made his appear
ance in ''Fightin' Mad" a super
Western production.
There is never a draggy moment.
The youthful hero gains the friend
ship of his comrades. of the Border
Patrol by his expert use Of his fists
and then proves that he is just as
good a rider and fighter when they
set out to rescue his sweetheart who
has been captured by the bandits.
Desmond is a hard-riding. hard
fighting hero and gives action-lov-
rs particular delight in his daring
performance in 'Fightin' Mad"
The picture viii close its engage
ment today at the Majestic.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
aNIEN lands and LEATPlce JOr
1.-THE NIGHT ROSE
q ooxoWTVs PteToaf a. -,

At the Majestic beginning Tomorrow
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
FRIGHT EYES.

It makes the eyes bright and
clear if you battle them first in warm
water containing pinch of salt and
then with clear, cool water. 1t is
well always to filter water that is
used in the eyes by pouring it
through several thicknesses of
cheese cloth.
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Hot Springs. Va.
TO THE sTocKHoLDERs OF The vfR

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In Mcnoriam
Board OF Directors.
National State and CITY Bank.
+ o'Fi Richmond, Virginia.
- February ls. 1929.

or 20
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lie represented the ;rues; ard best
o. hnze shan forty :vaES OF continued ser-
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BARK and with that acs!:. with when
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AUL7iONS-LEGALS
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at office OF the company. si6-sls East
Main Street. Richmond. Va. Wednesday,
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Governor Brady and Prof William Kelly of S.tba visited Douglas and called at Che Ncws office Tho ros- oruor was of Che opinion ,hat thcrc were great agricultural possibilities in store for Alaska and was using me influence to have tnc .edo-aI roy- emmcut establish one or moro ey- pcrimontm farms in Che Territory Governor Brdy and Prof. Kelly had como over from sIua to attend court which was n session at Juneau.
 EImerA. Friend had been appoint- cd agent Of Che Alaska 8. s Com- nauy at stagway
 "Fronch Louic." former Douelas resident had sent word out from Rampant that he had won fioo in @ poker game that lasted IS hours
 Douglas felt Che reflected glory
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT

In tho United States Commissioners
 Court. ex-Omicio Probate Court
 for Che Precinct of Juneau, Ter
 ritory or Alaska. In Che Matter of thc Estate of Frank
 suvanta. deceased.
 Whereas John Larson. admIuistra- tor of Che Estate Of Frank suvanta, deceased. has filed his final account and petition for the distribution Of Che residue of said estate to Che per- sons entitled thereto.
 It is ordered that Saturday, che 25th day Of February 1922. at ten o'clocl, a. m. be and Che same is hereby appointed as Che time for Che hearing of said petition for distri- button and tho settlement of said account and any person interested therein shall appear and nle their objection at said time
 Witness my hand and seal Of said Court this 10th day Of December 1921. H. B. LeFEvRE
 United States Commissioner
 Ex-Ofncio Probate Judge
 First pub. Dec. 2f.
 Last pub. Feb. IS.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
WAS A MILLIONAIRE

Joe Kendlor owner of Che Doug las dairy is relating some eyperi- cucos that beicll him upon his recent trip Go his old home in Austria The greatest thing chat struck him was Che low value Of Che Austrian crown. For SlO0 American money he re- ce.yed eight hundred thousand crowns and was almost a million aire.
 Although commodities were high m chat country rcckonod In crowns. hcy did not cost much iu American money A hat could be purchased for twenty-five cents American money. a suit Of clothes ten dollars and a pair of shoes one dollar
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

now finished installing electrical fixtures In Che typowriung room. Tho students surely appreciate hia doing so.
 Sadie Palmbom. former student of tho Douglas High School has now joined Che Senior class
 Tho walls of Che assembly and Ono "lab" have been adorned witch mot toes which arc constant incentives to work.
 Why an Che worried and sour looking uccs? Tho semester exam nations have begun and every pupil is anxious to know it he win fail or not
 Beginning next Monday morning an Che pupils who arrive at school after 9 o'clock win Doc sent homo and conted as absent The doors win bo locked at this timo and no one is allowed Go enter This Is owing to tho fact that 30 many are tardy.
 Tholma Wii,ancn was absent the day after Che party. Did Theima oyerslccp?
 Most of Che pupils Of Che High School attended Che surprise party on Kathleen Mccormick at her home on Che evening of January 11h. An reported a good time.
 Several tosts on current events have been given Go tho High School students by Mr. Mitchell, The work we have done in current events was a great help
 Wka Niemi was absent one day thIs week. Why?
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
EDITORIAL

The urst semester of thc schoo. year ended tbIs week. much to the joy of Che pupils and satisfaction of Che tcarbcrs.
 Our school haa established u good record so iar and ii Is hoped Cha, t win remau SD during Che entire year. Good work on the part Of Che students and teachcr Is responsible for tbis The ,cacbors report thc examination. n. being favorable and o1r attendance record .s also good. but thorc arc too many ariy marks A now ruIc probably chat of loek- .nr Che doors at 9 o'clock and i.l' win soon bc nut into c,le.t and i. is thought that tbs Vil do To. to- wards curing thc ardy habit
 wih ha.l che ehoo' ,car gone. it would s.cm chat chat next ha.i win ro even better. so students. let's
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
PIT

The Douglas paront-reacher Assoc c.auon held it regular monthly meeting Monday evening and a very pleasing program was rendered atfor Che business meeting. Following Is Che program.
 J. Orchestra Selection.
 2 sazaphono solo by Carl Brick son.
 S. Paper rcad by Mrs. Graves.
 4 "Lulc Jacks ChrIstmas' playlct by itb and 6th grade pupils
 O. Orchestra selection
 6. Lecture Rev. A. P Kashc- aroff
 7 solo-Mrs. l.. Higlcy
 s. Selection by orchestra.
 Father Kasheyarotfs lecture upon Che Alaskan Indians and Eshmos was well received and Che many cur.os which he Illustrated h.s talk witb made it highly interesting and instructive
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
snpHnMnREs

In Modern History we have 0u.sh- eI our lrt scmcs,crs york; 80 we arc during Che next week going Go .orHnt. .u. dates and relms of rulers Then we win have a few mor. compositions one ou "rhc Peoples srlesIe Ior Their Rights
 I'm Geometry we have done uoth- ne so ur m oar tests are over. soon uc win bc on book Q Every pupil .o hand In a note book with au n. m'.. and hcorcms In iti .Io som. lemes
 Arer .n. dreaded semester tests .rc over ne are eo.ne .o study types 0. ... .Io.I.. tor English.
 Iun win proceed as before Che vocabulary lo In learned and con- u.uoU lon We an like Che um.'..oH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
ISLAND PERSONALS

J. E. Elstrom. former Dough-. jowclcr who was on a business trir to Juneau. returned Go his home at Petersburg early this week.
 Miss Edna Lilc,rund. who ha. boon visiting witch relatives and friends on Che Channel left for her home on Che Spokane early this week. Miss Lijetrand lives with her sister Mss Maud, at Kotchikau.
 Mrs. George swarya and her young son loft on Che Spokane thIs week for Seattle to visit for a timo with rela- uvos.
 George L. Johnson has been il at his home In this city with a severe attack Of lagrippe.
 Ciy Wharfiugor b. w. Kibum rc- turned here on Che Spokane. after making Che round trip to s.ta ou that boat Tie accompanied former Assistant Whar0ngcr Frank DeWoIf to Che Pioneers hospital Mr. De- Wolf seemed to be improved In health.
 Mrs. Matt sluio. whose husband died at Troadwcl hast summer has rcmauicd at Detroit Mich Her name now Is Mrs. John Bosnak. She lcft here several months ago.
 News hos been received here ol One birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs Frank Robertson. formerly of this city, Tho boy was born ou Jan- uary ( at Miami Arizona. This is Che first boy in Che family he hav- ipg two sisters.
 Mr. and Mrs. K. shimndo and four children loft on Che Spokane en route to their former home in Japan. They plan on returning to this coun- try Inter-
 Robert Baird. for several years @ resident of Douglas Island. was on board Che Spokane going from sitka to Kotcmkm Mr. Baird has been living at sito for Che past five years. two and a half years Of which time he has bocu am attendant at the Pioneers hospital.
 Nick Croudaua. who had charge Of Che Douglas dairy iu Che absence Of Joe Kondler is at Tonakco taking % rcst
 Mrs. Anton Nelson aud her daughters Mrs. Charles Parker and Gertrude Nelson. have moved to Ju- uou from Tcnakce. where they have been living for several months They formerly resided in Douglas
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
BIRTHDAY PARTIES

A dinner In honor oi Che birthday of Richard Mccormick. Jr. was served Sunday evening ot Che bach- clor apartments of Arthur Nelson on F0h street. Coyor wcro laid for sixteen and they were an there. Tho dinner which was one of several courses. was cooked by Ted shcun and was pronounced triumph.
 Tuesday night in honor Of Che birthdays of Richard. Jr. and Kath- leon Mccormick thcrc was sur- prise party at Che MoCormIck home
 There was a very largo attendance and everyone had good umc Both che young folks were given presents by those present
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
TO PLAY BASKETBALL

The Douglas Fire Department bas- kelbau team is to meet Ono Juneau City team at Che A. B. hal tonight at s o'clock In Che first eamo Of Che season between these two teams
 The Douglas team has played one game tbs soasou. losing Co Che Douglas High School The city team has played several games and won them al
 m Che lineup for Douglas tonight win bo Ncsra Oliver Smith. V. NeI- son Graham Wiiancn. HlsIcy and perhaps several others
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

N. r...uon uu Hoioryl .Wnat .I. the most important parts of .n .u..-s ho.d." Smar. pupil .uhr m. rI.kor. O. .ourc.'
 Mss Paterson nomo..c Sc.cnccl rou.u. rib. In a diagram of COW. .Wm e Hae Una "rhc ....
 Mr. WHu calling rou cail .N.r n...u.. .H.Nor present unless
 F ur NoNIoy bacteria is ..m kind .. u d....e. in.t ita E..rH.. began mehme Senior
 .W.u N...H Che joke.
 L.. .Arr. |. awful slow about nueln. .nI H.e um "oh ] don't .H.. ..aH .ul ho laughed tn. rr.. .m. h. saw me-.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
FRESHMAN REPORT

Tho General Science and phw.c ..as went otcr Co che Alaska Ju- reau witch Mr. Boniey to vs.t th, power boasc Mr. Ostuhere cN rhuci to w che various parts O. motors. dynamos and eenwa'or which win help us u the study o. magnetism and c'eerroiy We ara worry uauku. to thc officials O. Che Alaska Trc.IueI Gold Mining Come rany and hn.e of Che roUcr house for thc.r courtesy. and .' Mr. o.'cr- borg f,- hIs explanations and duW- n-s One ol our cIas has already shown what He.has learned by pH. unr u-ht In me upennHHs roHm
 The nomeu. Science .'.ss Is n0e studying the different cuts of he.'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

and ozHrct to become export meat purchasers They orc planning to ya.t Che mo.t marso, soon and o2- amino hc different cuts.
 Tho girls .u Che sewing claa have started lh.r r.nsaum dresses and are eotuns a'oue nicely.
 Tho English class has finished its scrolls and Is now studying Dickens. -uuud Conrorue'J' and md it worry m.ore ,nr
 The huc.ca. History claa is now reviewing and preparing tor One s.mfHor uc.. We have outlined Yc-g chapter as wc went along and found Il to hcIp us roy.eW moro rap-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

Incident to a former resident. n. R. Shepard, who was customs collector for the port Of Juneau. having been elected president Of Che Republican Central Committee.
 A social was advertised at Che Congronuonal church for Che night Of January 19. Among Che numbers of thc program was a Ash menu and vocal solos.
 Geo. w. Hewitt and iawily moved Into New Town.
 Marshal Kelly became a regular subscriber of Che News.
 George Henderson had accepted Che foreman ship Of Che Mexican mill. vice Geo. ". Hewitt resigned
 Sunday morning there was a big snowslide across Che Channel from Douglas
 Edw Casobolt Of Che Juneau Comet had returned from visit Go tho outside and was setting them up at 10 straight or two for a quarter He invited Douglasitos to call on him.
 James Pianfetu claimed to have| been Che victim of a holdup on the| lower walk between Douglas and Trcadwcl Saturday night but was not certain whether thc amount taken from him was S2.5O or S25O.
 Harry Gilbert who while recover mg from Che effects Of a fall had been washing dishes at Che Tread we'll mcahouse. had graduated and gone back Go his former job in Che miil
 Harry Jordan presented the ed- itor Of tbc News with a Green River patent burglar-proof combination lock nockctbook ln which Co keep hls wealth.
 A finance committee to look after Che welfare of Che Douglas Natator- ium and Gymnasium Association was appointed. Che members of the committee being M. J. O'Connor . Nicholas King and M L Tatum
 Aneusy Mackay bonded Che Bessie mine at Yankee Cove and was get- uue ready for active operations in Che spring The amount involved was $C0.0OO
 Mr. and Mrs. George w. Harvey and Uuc daughter. Florence. left on Che Dir.go for their new homo at Everett Wash.
 Andrew Forsbcrg am employee at Che Mexican mine. was found dead in am ore chute Monday Although he had failed to come out Of the| mine Sunday evening. his wife felt mo alarm. but decided he was work ing overtime. But whom he failed to show up Monday morning search was instituted and he was found dead u tho mine. Forsbcrg was a popular man and generally respect ed. u addition to working seven days a week in Che mine. he invari- ably preached a sermon every Sum day night at the Lutheran church. Hc was % graduate of Rock Island. u. college. and also Of mining college
 At am entertainment given for Che benefit of Che Natatorium, Harry Prince won Che admiration of an present by singing Johnson's Mule"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

Deputy IT. s. Marshal George Gct- chcu made Che round trip to s.tko on Che Spokane and brought back with him four prisoners Go sorvo umc In Che Juneau iaiL He pro- cocdod south ou ,hc boat in custody Of two insane men from the Pioneers Home
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR

The Christian Endeayor meeting. which couycncs at 2 o'clock Sunday evening win bg led by Raugnar KronguIst
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
FIRE MEETING

There is to be meeting Of Hose Companies No. and 9 at Che Doug las Are headquarters on next Mon day evening