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FOR RENT-On Cowan Ridge
 room cottage and room furnished at Lowell, with a large fenced h yard, on level ground. P O. Bo 3324, Lowell, Ariz. 337S-4
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FOR SAL.E-Thoroughbred Rhode Is- land Red eggs for setting of fifteen. No. 10 Moon Canyon. Phone 6S1 w
 4026Il-14
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FOR sALE-FURNITURE
Doings of the
 Nvsfs

FOX SALr-Modern Gas Range in splendid conuluon also trasn bur ner with hot water connections. cheap. Phone BPS. 40lS-4-I4
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FOR SALE-AUTOT FOR SALE-One 1919 Five passenger Buick; Excellent condltlon. Good tires. This is a bargain. Southern ArIzona Auto Co., Pnone 20.
 4O33-4-2O
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FOR SALE-POULTRY

FOR SALE-Turkey eggs. Stall , Municipal Market. Mrs. Felsrud.
 4019-4-15
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FOR RENT--Furnished house 4-rooms sleeping porch, bath, gas; Next to
 High School Phone SS6. 4011-4-16
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-14

FOR RENT-3 room furnished house.
 Cheap. Apply Review office or To Art Hill. 3236-3-tL
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FOR RENT-One side duplex nome, Three rooms, bath and large sleep ing porch. Completely anu nicely furnished Best location in Warren. 595 BisDee Road Phone S60.
 3361-4.16
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eRFAIN

! May Corn bOA { Jlr Corn ...--.......-..... -........ 63% ! July Wheat ...- Iz34
 , May Wheat ....-...........-.-.
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| FOR sALE-MATTREsses

FOK Mattresses, renovated;
 made to order. Bisbee Mattress Works, two doors east Shattuck office, Tate Hill, Lowell. Phone 142-W. T. A. Tate. 4012-5-1I
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TORRENT

FOR RENT-FURNisHEo ROOM
 FURNISHED-Roo at St. Elmo . Hotel SS Brewery Ave 4016-5-12
 FOR RENT-Furnished room 303 Campbell street. Phone 905 2 33S2-4-15
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FOR RENT-5 room furnished house
 in Warren. Phone 626. 4027-4-1S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-23

cral Cars reception committed: Miss
hat" Danan. eS-State president
Daughters OF Confedcracy OF Texas
and the following from Albert Sid
n"y Johnston Camp: A. y. Foster
commander; Mrs. y. II. Foster ma
iron OF honor; Miss Frances Patton
sponsor: Mrs. w. S. Patton. chapcron
Maids on honor: Misscs Anna Rcss
Moore. Mary lie Grand Shaklett
Lois Townsend. Eleie wiIkerson.
Emily Bullock. Kate Ross Patton
Mrs. Lee Trinkl". wife OF the Gov
"rnor. was formerly Of Houston
Texas.
Appointcd Ia stun
Mrs. Cleveland Kern was appoint
r' mhtron OF honor on the staff Of
pr. X Benton Davis. commander of
th- virginia Division. 8. G. V.
Profrssor PennrtE' Concert.
An interesting concert was given
last night At tho Stiem auditorium
10y Professor Alph penartz. Profess
s"r rcnariz pupils gave the pro-
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tho further reason that tho tos-Su;n-
partueut may remain tightly closed
except when being flled. This, avoids
warm air entering the Ice part, IL
opened In buying refrigerator Ia
sur" 20 see that tn" Ice compartment,
therefore, closes So tightly thsts ehere
is not even crack 10 permit the
warm air 10 enter.
u ~ best. too. TO choose mn ice-
box lined with porcelain. This Ia
"asic2t {" Keep clean. When buying.
ask what temperature tho box wilt
maintain when filled IT you put
your hand In an icebox ~ n warm
day. YOU may think that the tenn
p"ratur" is as low "a 10 degrees
yet IT is probably nearer so. You
can only obtain ms low tsmrera-
ture as 40 or ~ degrees lnon worry
we'll constructed box with large
receptacle for ice. and then only for
a short time after II is hlled. A boy
that maintains but so degress Ia use-
iul In Keeping food from daY-so day.
The demand for cold summer
drinks turns our shopping mind to-
ward glassware. Tomorrovy- ..s omo
hints for economical tuying.-"-
&C.. 1922, Public Ledger Coz
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Incai T~mp.ra,ur. y..,.rd,y.
Local Rainfall,

hHlhtHll IL hours ending T.. M. Non.
n"'hfal! - hours ending =. Nj. OF
Excess ,!nce March . a.,
Excess zinc. January " tD7
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sponsors and maids of honor for the
reunion Will be in Richmond for the
subscription dance to be given
saturday night at the Tray Boy
studio from $3.50 o'clock to IL o'clock
popular Atlanta orchestra has been
engaged by Earle Bcth.l. who is in
charge of the affair. and the chnpc-
rpnS Will be as follows: Mr.. and Mrs
'linord kirkmey"r. MIR. and Mrs
charles Robertson. Mr. and Mrs.
John a. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs II. s.
Rawlings. Mr.. and Mrs. w r. L.
smith. MIR. and Mrs. Ashby Jones.
Wedding Guests.
Mrs. ". VI. Eaton. Misses Mary
Eaton. Louise Cook" and Gladys
simpson. all Of Norfolk. are expected
/" arriv" this morning for the we'd
dinr OF Miss Edith Virginia Rowrv
which takes place tomorrow evening.
McIcnn-Dunn.l
marriage of much interest, in
Richmond and throughout the State
Was that Of Miss Josephine Dunn
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs Joseph
i'ascom Dunn. Of this city. anr Erne.n
Mcl-car. son Of IN" late Mrs VIM Nc
Lear. Of Detroit. The ceremony took
place at Trinity Episcopal Church
Washington. Tuesday afternoon. jun.
20. MIR. and Mrs. McLear left for an
extended trip up the Great Iak.s bv
boat and through Canada Mrs. No
Lear Is widely known. being closely
related 10 many prominent Virginia
people. Mr.. McI..ar ~ a Canadian
10y birth but served for three years
in the American Army In Texas and
also In France. They viii make their
home In Syracuse. X. Y.
Dinner WrdnrsdH. NIsht
The Albert Sidney Johnston Camp
OF Houston. Texas. Sons OF cunf.I
crate Veterans. entertained at din
n"r at the Hotel jefferson Wodnes-
DAY might in honor Of the oi,icts,
ladies' Of tho staff. with Governor and
Mrs. T.. Ice Trinklc and General
Julian :. Carr as special guests
Commander -. y. Foster and Mrs
FoSt"r received tn. ruoets and at tn.
informal reception which prnc.dnd
the dinner. II ~as on" Of the inter
"StinG sncial functions Of tho re-
union. Commander Foster. acting as
i"astmast"r introduced Governor
Tr!nkie. who spoke in glowing words
"t Texas and Of Houston. General
carr spoke Of his many friends i'm
Texas and his admiration Of wha,
this splendid camp is doing Miss
Katie Daffan. OF Houston. when called
upon 10 reply To the toast '',rba
Maids and Sponsors. spoke of tn.
me selection the commander had
made lit naming hie official ladies'
ana what each had done for tn. sol
hiers. Those present included Cover
nor and Mrs. Trinkle, General Carr.
MISS Rnmour. sponsor for the South. .
Mrs. Kate Irwin Patton. staff sponsor:
Mrs j. ". clclla nd. chairman Cen
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The concert was well at.

gram. The concert was well at
tended.
iivinIstone-Dayi1.
quiet Wedding was solemnized in
the home OF Mrs. Halle Ca,lin
Davis. POO" Floyd Avenue. when her
daughter. Grace Blanton. became the
bride OF John Livingstone. of this
"itE. The ceremony was performed
81 II O'Clock Saturday noon. June
Ia. by Rev. George T. Booker, pas
tor OF Monument Methodist Church.
owing To bereavement In the family
~ IN" briG" only members OF the
immediate families were present
The bride WAS gowncd In gray can
ton crepe with hat 20 match. and
wore corsar. bouquet Of orchids.
Her only attendant. her sister Mrs.
Robert Massey Bullock. wore a frock
of orchid organdie and carried a
bouquet OF lavender and pink sweet
peas. Tn" brides brother. Kenneth
NJ. Davis. acted as best man. Mrs.
James Alfred Courtney. Jr.. sang AT
Dawning' before the ceremony. and
during the ceremony Believe Me IL
All Those Endearing Young Charms"
Immediately after the wedding MIR.
and Mrs. Livingstone left for a
Northern tour and will he at HON.
TO their friends after June % at zoos
Floyd Avenue.
Marriage OF Miss Fuller.
y quiet Iut beautiful marriage was
S"lcmnizea in the brides home We'd
ucsday. June u. when Miss Isabel
Warren Fuller was married to Albert
j. Matthcs. She was given in mar
riaIc by her father. Edward II. Full
Ter, Rev. Russell Bowie officiating
Her gown was OF whit" crepe chif-
fon over satin. and her Illusion vel.
hung from Coronet OF orange HOS
SONS. She carried an ivory prayer
hook. used 10y her mother at her
wedding. with marker" OF Bride
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Face and Hand Lotion
Beauty Cream

GOO jar Daggett & RamsdrIrs
coid cream ................. I9c
ave migrants MIX Weed Cream. 3Dc
ooc Nadihola Cream. ......... Zoe
hoc fompeIan Massage Cream. 45c
o"c fompeian Night Cream. :. abe
boc fompeian Day Cream. Abe
35c Ponds Vanishing or Cold
cream ............... csc
soc Stillman's Freckle Cream 400
6oo Elcaya Cream. ............ 4dc
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roses and swansonia. Her only at
iendant was her sister in-law. Mrs.
Henry =. Fuller. who wore white
embroidered net and carried sun
bHrst roses. Henry T. Fuller was
,he gr"oms best man. Miss Fuller
IS graduate Of Vassar College and
Columbia University. and was promi-
htnt In social work. being at one
lime executive head OF Girl Scouts OF
richmond. Mr.. Matthes ia u grad
uate OF Carnegie Tech and Anuapo-
lis Naval Academy. Mr. and Mrs.
Matihes Will bs at home in New
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-23
IN AND OFT or TOWN

Miss Birdie Francisco. Of Louis
NiIi". Ky. great granddaughter or
Peter Francisco. the giant. is visiting
Mrs. l." 5. Smith, OF sol North Tenth
street
Miss Mae Violet Petty OF Wash
inEton. representing Mrs. s NJ
ilavis-Roy. State president OF Nir-
gin!a OF the G. s. VI. A.. lis stopping
at the Walfnrd
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Incnl Ob.rrvniion. n,sr ~ yc,
Special Data.

wind direction. Eorthea.t. wind velocity,
o. weather at +. NJ, clear.
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If You Only Knew
Beforehand
Here's One Way to Avoid
Baking Failures

or all mean. miserable expert
ences. perhaps one OF the rneancst 10
to open the oven door and End your
baking fatlur" Thin. leathery bis
QUITS and discouraged looking cakes
10 take all the JOY out OF baking.
But ~ you could BE- sure before
hand that whatever you baked
would turn out successfully. then
baking would be gcnuin. pleasure.
There are thousands OF women
who have learned one way TO keep
ihtir baking successful They ar.
agreed on which is the best baking
powder 10 inrurc III" best results.
They all use H.ekin's Pure Baking
Fowler and The Herkin Company
Il watching their results have con-
GUIDED that any woman can bake
successfully with ileckin's They
feel 80 sure OF this that they have
ira~ up the fairest and strongest
possible !ind OF guarantee as
follows
~ anything you bake -uIinp H>,kin's
Pure Rdking Pord.r- do>s no: turn ont
20 pour en1re su'iffIetion. ne fuH price
Of the baking poTdrr and tie pric, of
'r>rr ingredient in uAatersr you bake
rin be returned 10 vUu. Simply list me
.n9r'di@nii ruth their pTicrI ard s>nd To
The H''k'n compnny. Cincinnati. ohio.
Why take chances with your
baking? A trial of Hr-kIn's viii
ronsince you that better baking
powder cannot he made Every in
Eredicnt in lieckin's iB the most
r1pensivr that can be hought-th-
hn.st ana purest. Yet you actually
pay far less for Iie"kin's than for
any other baking powder that even
Approaches d; in quality. For
lie"kin's sells on low margin of
profit.
The longer you use Ieekin's the
NOR. you realize that its superior
quality is always uniform You can
depend on II. week in week ont
And Heekin's retains its strength in
use. The las spoonful in the can In
as strong AMI God AZ the first.
Try Heekin Pure Baking Pow
der at your earliest opportunity
ASK your grocer for IT. Buy a can
today-youll like Hcekin's
THE HEEKIN COMPANY
Cincinnati
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MINIATtKr ALMANAC.

nok". Miss Stella !S;ras. OF Roanoke
Mrs. W. q. Harrison Of Winter
Haven Fla; Miss Marjorie T. Harris
son. Of Tazeweli Misses Katherine
and Elizabeth N-lson. Of Roanoke;
Rob and Coleman Nelson. VIII
liam II. Penn, Paul Massie. -. H.
Hun. all OF Roanoke: Charles @
Maphis, University Of Virginia
Richard Thomas New York: clyde
Socker. Dr r. Graham. Attorney
General John X. Saunders, Garnet,
Tahb. Richmond i Kent Rawlcv
Richmond and Rod.s Nelson. of
stanton.
Reunion Guests NJ Dance
\ number or the ou,-nr-,oy, ~
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wONIEN'S MEETING,

y report from the alumnae meeting
at Rollins College viii he given at
the meeting of the Richmond Chap
tor. Hollins Alumnae, this afternoon.
There VIII also be election Of officers
for The coming year. The meeting
vii! take place this afternoon at 400
o'clock at the jefferson Hotel. room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-23
I'aIcum Powder

ESQ Mennen's Borated Taicum.
Violet or Unscented.. IGc
Babcock's. all odors. nc
Jergen's Eutaska .Ioc
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The Weather
FURNISHED By u. g. Weather Bure.u.)

Forrcnst: Virginia -
Fnir today and tonnor-
row; gradually rising
temperature.
North tnroiina-t:en-
orally fair today and to-
morrow: little change In
temperatures; gentle,
variable winds.
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HOW TO NAVE WHEN SHOPPING
ny Ruth Leigh.
Author OF The Human Side of
Retail Selling" The A BIC
OF Retailing" etc.
by Ruth Leigh.

Author "f The Human Side OF
retail Selling '"rh. y Il G OF
Retailing" etc.
D"Spit" the many new and varied
types Of rcfriSerators on tho market
today. You can classify nj, or Thorn
INTO ono OF two different general
'IahS al"ng which they are hnilt. In
ono Kind, both ice and food ara kon,
IN one large compartment IN ,he
"'h"r the ice Is placed in n to, .,,,,
r"riment. below which arc cup, ards
Tor Tie fnod. This is the k!!u ON.
sees in most homes today
The principle utilized in this 500
cnd 'Yl" Is that cold air seeks .
LIVER 1--we. 40 that the air coolon
by tho melting tea will sink To tho
shelves below. II probably better
u'i'tz"s given amount OF leo for
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Announcement

II is with pleasure that we an
nohnce mat Donald &. Hancock and
.andon u. Funston have hccn ad-
mitted to an interest In our business.
ELAN e EI'NS,rLN
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12

and the beautiful day which had
greeted us in Juneau. We have been
GoM. days coming from Seattle and
encountered foggy weather mos. OF
The way. but the sunshine has com
pensated all
,'Capt. J. ]. Doyl2. master OF Che
Sasiana. and who has been with the
vessel since her first voyage, IA
years ago, says the present TIP is
lhe beet he hls eyer naVigated. He
is from New Foundland and has trav.
cled almost every water. He has
crossed che Atlantic several tim-s
and has made the trip from the Ea s
TO the West Coast but he is an en-
thGie'ay. OVER navigation in Alaskan
wItcrs." =
Prominent Since 1892
Mr. Doheny has 6een prominer. in
thu Gil and petroleum worlds since
1892, He discovered several of the
Ca!iforEfa districts and number of
the petroleum fields in Mexico In
recent years he has made his home
in Los Angeles. j..,'s,s II
During the American war period,
he served as a member of the sub
committee on Oil of the Council OF
National Defense, being appointed in
July. 1917.
Mr.. Doheny is president CT the
Pan American Petroleum & Trans
, port Company, THE Mexican Petrol
cum Company. Ltd. the Huastica Pc
troleum Company, and the Petroleum
Transport Company, all with head
quarters in Los Angeles. He is said
to be worth 100000. 4
/ The Casiana is declared by her
master to be the finest yacht afloat.
1t was purchased seven years ago
The yacht DIS of steel construction
and lis an on-burner She is 2S7
feet long and has crew of 40 men
aboard. Captain Doyle hos been her
master ever since she came into pos
session of the California oil magnate.
The Casiana carries the flag of
the California Yacht Club, the first
yacht to do So Her time for a trip
from the East to the West Coast is
a. WOrlu s record lot yachts. lHlS
voyage, WAS made recenIy in 1G
days, from New York City to Sal
Pedro harbor. at an average speed
of 10 knots for the entire distance.
:: From davits swing three speed
launches, 1t is by means OF these
t5a.s that Mr. Doheny can carry ON
his investigations OF Alaska oil fields
should he ''be lured thet far
Iafield."
Captain Bob McGillvary, we'll
known Alaska mariner, is aboard the
Casiana as pilot.
.. Guests
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Do
heny are:
Bshcp Joseph Glass. head of the
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
WHO'S WHO
AND WHERE

MISS Sylvia Sexton, of Sylvia
Place, popular?dces cream parlor at
Seward, Is reaHning home after a
hree weeks vacation trip to Seat.
lie. Miss sexton is the daughter of
George Sexton. : proprietor of the
Sexton Hotel, Seward M
Lee T. Spence. who will teach
the Territorial school at Otter next
year, passed through Juneau on the
Alameda this morning. He will &c
TO Otter by the way OF Fairbanks and
down river from there.
F. S. Gordon, Mrs. Gordon and
two children, were Juneau visitors
today during thes stay Of the Ala
media In port. They are enroute to
their former home at Fairbanks
where Mr.. Gordon has a dry goods
store They Will return TO their
home in Seattle in about three
months. VI
F. w. Stephenson, of the firm of
Sherman & Clay, and Mrs. Stephen
SON, accompanied by. their three
daughters. are making the round
trip on the steamship Alameda.
S. F. Kincaid. oldtimer on the
Yukon, is passenger on the Ala
media for Seward on his way Inside.
Jules B. Caro-. local broker, ar
rived here on the Alameda, after
spending several months in Cali
fcrnia with his family.
At the 'Gastineau
H. Rob1ls, J9ln Allen, d. J. vii,
Hams, e. I1oomts. Homer. Preas, Mrs.
Free s. Ervin Hachmuster, Mrs. Hach'
muster Leroy A. Palmer, J. McCor-
mack. Mrs. Mccormack. e. A.. Sher-
mqa, Robert Clarke. J. w. Quicker, w.
D. Anderson, l.. bergman, c. S.
Denny, Mrs. Denny, James j. C0ggins,
NJ. F!'eeburn G. e. Berlin. ~.
At the lynda
Thomas Larson. Mrs.: e. NJ. Taylor.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12

survey No. S64 belonging to
claimant. Magnetic variation
80 deg. 80 min. E."
The. claim is situated upon tn
unsurveyed public land In latitud
81 deg. 80 min. 40, sec. NJ; longi
tude 1876 deg. 05 min. As sec w.
Adjoining claims as shown on tn
plat Of survey are the Young No.
lode, this survey, Young No. 3 lode
survey No. S64, Golden Horn lode
survey No. 936.
YOUNG NO. s LODE
Commenting at Corner No.
l.. iden .icai with corner No. 2
Young No. lode, this survey,
whence U.S.L.M. Nc : above
described bears S. 80 deg. 10
min. 81 sec. e. 4O36.24 feet;
thence N. 35 deg. 10 min. W.
$3.50 feet to Cor. No 2;
thence N. 81 deg. 81 min. 80
sec. w. $3.50 feet to Cor. No.
g.; whence witness corner to
corner No. 8 beears s. 81 deg.
81 min. 80 sec. w. 369 feet;
Thence N. 46 deg. 48 min. e.
$3.50 feet to corner No. 4.
whence corner No. Rising Sun
Lode, survey No 1046 and Cor
ner No. 2 Over The Hill Lode,
survey No. 1916 bears South
81 deg. 40 min. E. 100.81 feet;
Thence 8. 81 deg 81 min. 80
sec. Z. $3.50 feet to corner No.
3. identical with corner No. 1
Over The Hill Lode, survey No.
1046 and corner No. 2 Golden
Gate Lode, survey No. 936;
Thence S. 35 deg. 10 min. e.
649.80 feet to Corner No. 6;
Thence s. 46 deg. 4S min. w.
1880 feet to corner No. 1. the
place of beginning. containing
an area of 1851 acres Of
which 0.012 acres is in conflict
with Rising Sun Lode, survey
No. 1046, and, 0.053 acres is in
conflict with Over The Hill lode
survey No. 1916. Magnetic var
iation 80 deg. 80 min. E."
The claim is situated upon tn
nnsurveyed public land III latitud
81 deg. 20 min. 40 sec. N. an
longitude 1876 deg. 05 min. As sec
w, Adjoining claims are the Youn
No. 4 lode, this survey. Rising SUI
lode. survey No. 1046, Over tn
Hill lode, survey No. 1046. an
Golden Gate lode. survey No. 93s.
Any and all persons claiming ad
Yersely any of the above describe
mining claims or premises, or an
portion thereof. 50 described. SUI
veyed and platted,are hereby notiHe
that unless they file tteir advers
claims with the Register of tn
United States Land Office at Ju
mean, Alaska, within the period c
publication. or eight months there
after, they will be. barred by virtu
OF the provisions OF the statutes.
-. FRANK A. BOYLE.
LEICESTER.
First publication Jp.y 8, 1922.
Last publication Sept. 6. 1922.
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4WhAT EVERY WOMAN
KNOWS" AT .LleEIRrY =

8 Wil1iam DeMilpe i1as broken motion
Picture, traditions for perhaps the
f4rst time In the history Of fhe
sAcrces1, by making his latest Para
mount. production exactly like the
Original, without change In theme.
slltt Or characters This new picture
4s q Silm sversion of Sir james NJ
ssbarries celebrated play. what
l, Every Worhan Knows" and it is at
stle Liberty for tonight only.
:, = The cact lis notable. Lois Wilson
has the role of Maggie Wylie, which
sArasde Adams made. famous on the
',4tage: s Conrad Nagel plays John
Stand and the ether important roles
ore interpreted by Charles Ogle, Fred
Huntly, Guy Oliver, Winter Hail. LII
Nan Tucker, Claire Mcdowell and
Robert Brower.. ~ = :
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12

Catholic diocese of Salt Lake, ac-
companied by Rev. Father Torsney,
also of Salt Lake.
The Hon. Misses Anita and Ella
Weir OF England ,.-,t
Mr.. and Mrs 5Bernal II. Dyas of
Los Angeles. Mr.. Dyas is a mer-
chant of the California metropolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Johnson of Bev-
erley Hills, Cal. Mr. johnson is a
capitalist with offices in Los An
geles 80
Mr. and Mrs. john Miner. Los
Angeles. Mr.. Miner is a steel man.
ufac.urcr. y-t..
Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. Schweppe
of Los Angeles. Mr. ScAweppe is a
capitalist.
Frank Mcclure, retii2l, of Los Am
ge]els. in
DR.. H. Howard. physician, of Los
Angeles. g..
F'a h,r A. J. Rnccatf IS the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Doheny on the, trip
70 Skagwiy and return ..-..t q
f fhcr Roccati, II. l.. Faulkner. at.
tcr,ney ard w. T. Toleh, general
manager of the Alaska Gasisineau
Mining Company, were the guests OF
Mr. Dohany on toard tla yacht thia
morning. t
Mr. ard Airs. Dohery and their
eues tmade a tour to Ms1denhall
Glacier and AUX Lake this forenoon.