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local chapter and tho dinner which IA
to be served afterwards.
An installation OF officers and the
comforting OF degrees will be the fea.
ture of the business session and al
forwards the social part of the eve
ming is expected to be much enjoyed.
Midnight Bridge
Club Meeting Tuesday.
The Midnight Bridge club will NEE,
Tuesday evening, january az at the
home of Mrs. Paul Hooper on South
Beech street.
Uno Club
VIII Meet.
Miss Catherine Mines will entertain
the Uno club Tuesday evening at her
residence, lo4 South Fenway. Guest
for the evening will be Miss Lorstta
Mines. who is visiting at the home III
Miss Mines.
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T, paign which the local post of the l.
gion il putting on for new member
Mooseheart Legion Meeting
Friday Evening.
Chapter sos Women Of Mooseheart
Legion met Friday evening at III
Mooseheart temple on Wolcott stree
Much credit for the splendid foo
work carried out during the eveninf
was given to the guards and their
captain, Elizabeth Huff. Initiation
ceremonies were conducted by Esther
Cook, Past Senior Regent p~residins
assisted by Mildred McGrew, grand
organist. Elizabeth Huff and the
guard team.
Following the initiation ceremonies
and Installation of officers Deputy
Grand Regent ]. W. Miller gave a
short talk on Work dons by the
Moose in the different cities. Direc.
tor John Heageny gave an interest.
ing talk or the Principles OF Moose.
DOM"
Officers installed for 1923 were
Agnes Tyler. orsanist; Mary Frank,
argus: ClariSsa Davis. guide; Grace
E'more. assistant. Elizabeth Fisher,
recorder; Mary johnson. treasurer
Katherine wenner. chaplain; Zenob!a
Clark, past regent: May Schielie
Junior regent, and Minnie Becker,
senior regent.
Informal Tea
Yesterday.
The Misses Edna Wales. Mary ard
Agnes Robbins entertained at an in,
formal tea Saturday afternoon from .
until 5 in honor Of Mrs. c. w. Fetch.
err. who was just recently married.
Mrs. Murphy
Entertains.
Mrs. L. G. Murphy entertained at
residence in the Blackmore apart.
ments. Honors were taken by Mrs.
Joe B~ingenheimer and Mrs. J. H.
Rowand. Twelve guests were pres.
ent.
Y. W. g. A. Board
Meeting Held Friday.
Members of the Y. W. c. A. board
met Friday evening at the "Y W.
headquarters for the election Of off
GERS. After a short business meeting
the following officers were elected.
Mrs. B. B. Brooks. president; Mrs. C
D. Murane. vice president; Mrs. VIII
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Douglas Masons and DemoIay
WI Be in Casper Monday.

One of the most pleasant occasions
which the Darius chapter. Order Of
Demolay. will have witnessed is to
take place Monday evening in the Ma.
sonic temple here when members OF
the Masonic Blue Lodge from pousIas
and members of the Douglas Demolsy
chapter attend the meeting of tn
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X. of G. Favor Dance
Friday Evening.

The Knights OF Columbus will be
hosts at an Informal favor dance to
be given Friday evening. January 26,
at the I. O.. o. +. hall. Frank Roach's
orchestra win furnish the music. The
dance will begin promptly at 0 and
continue until IL. Punch will be
served throughout the evening. Tho
entertainment committee consists of
u. J. Donahoe. cha rman; H A.
Bofter,.C. c. ~Carboneau. Paul Russell
and H. A. Thompson.
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Masonic Dance
Friday Evening.

The Masonic dance which was
given Friday evening in the temple
by the Masonic Dancing club drew
$50 persons who enjoyed several hours
Of the art 50 popular in Casper.
Dancing started at o O'Clock and
lasted until 1890. The Chicago
Ladies' Netto orchestra furnished the
music which was IN every way up
10 standard for quality and livelIness.
Punch was r throughout the
evening.
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Mrs. Brown
Enter1alnS.

Mrs. Francis Brown was hostess at
an informal bridge luncheon given
Friday at her home on South Grant
street. Honors for the afternoon
were taken by Mrs. J. w. johnson
and Mrs. T. G. Daniel. Among those
who attended were the Mesdamrs
w. x. Johnson. Ted Purdy. }, w.
johnson, r. Z. Wertz. L. J. Donahoe.
NJ. A. B"ecklinger, L. w. johnson, \.
G.. Fidel. A. f. Thompson, T. c.
Daniel. II. o. Patton md Miss Edna
Smith.
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Buffet Supper
At Hooper Home

Mrs. Paul hooper osssited by Mrs,
w. l. Rehr Jr., entertained at a buffet
supper Friday evening, following the
Red Cross dance at the home OF Mrs.
Hooper on South Beech street.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Rehr Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hooper, the Misses Kathryn Mahoney.
Margaret England. Vida Williams,
Vera Tangermani Los Longshore
and the Megsrs. Herbert Ladd, Donald
Philips, Raymond Williams. Wheeler
Canhneld. Brian Tobln and D. l..
LABreche.
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life in Alaska, also on the costumes
and life in Mono. Mrs. B. B. Brooks
talked on "the proposed bills ar sing
in the legislature. Following the
business meeting a short musical pro
gram was given. The club will meet
again in two weeks.
Forty and Eight
Meeting This Week.
The officers of ths Forty and
r ght" society of the American Leg
ion have made arrangements for the
winter initiation and promenade of
the organization for this Friday e7e-
ming.
Further details OF the evenings en-
terta'nmeat will be announced later
in h week. The event was post
poned from last night, the originally
scheduled date. . hat II would not
conflict with the Red Cross Charity
bait.
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Interesting Meeting
Held by Woman's Club.

The Casper woman's club met
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. C. D. Henry CT Beech street.
The meeting was both Interest ng and
entertaining. The subject for the af.
ternoon was Alaska" and was intro
duced by a short talk by Mrs. Thomas
Cooper. Mrs. c. D. Murane gave an
interesting and pleasing talk on her
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Forty and Eight
Meeting This Week.
Panherenic Tea
Next Week.

Members of the PanheIlenie assocla.
ton will give a tea Saturday. January
20. from 8 until s at the home of Mrs.
L. e. Carter, s66 South Lincoln
street. Hostesses for the affair will
be members OF the Delta Gamma. Tri
Delt. Delta zeta and Alpha FIJI soror.
!eties.
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Altar and Rosary Bridge
Luncheon Wednesday.

Members of the Altar and Rosary
society will be hostess at a bridge
Luncheon Wednesday to b. given at
the Mullin club. The club will br
attractively decorated for the occa
sion. Preparations fer 80 tables are
being made.
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American Legion VIII

American Legion VII
O.,e Dance Thursday.
The American Legion viii give an.
other OF its popular dances next
Thursday evening at the Arkeon
dancing academy. Acksrman's Easy
Going jazz orchestra will furnish mu.
sc for the occasion. Special vaude.
vile features will be obtained to add
to tho enjoyment Of the affair.
This dance is a part of the cam.
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Lindsays and Others
To Be Out Of City.

Mrs. w. J. Lindsay left a few days
ago for Los Angeles, Cal, where she
will spend several months. Mr.. Lind,
say will leave Monday night for the
east IN a buying trip. He viii hu
accompanied by J. j. Chaplin. o. T.
Hett and J. A. Lujan. who are also
connected with the Golden Rule store
here. These men will visit St. Louis.
Chicago New York. and perhaps Bos.
ton. Mr.. Lindsay will return on
March /. He has Just been making
a our OF South Dkaota, Montana and
Wyoming on an auditing trip Of his
chain OF II stores.
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Mrs. Patterson
HonOred Guest.

Mrs. r. C. Tonkin will entertain at
m informal dinner party Tuesday
evening at her residence on Grant
street in honor OF her sister Mrs. D.
Patterson Of Washington. I who is
visiting at the Tonkin home.
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MARY TOBIN, Society Editor

II Holland. second vice president;
50 Helen Wallace, treasurer. and
uss Ine5 Babb. treasurer. Mrs,
lrke H. Sinclair. outgoing presI.
mt, acted as chairman. Mrs. Sin.
ar has been president Of the organ.
ation for the last two years and
Is proved an excellent head. having
sed every effort to make the organ
alton a success.
ridge Luncheon at
Mcmahon Residence.
Mrs. L. F. Mcmahon entertained at
n informal bridge luncheon yester-
lay ut her home on South Center
'treet. Honors for the afternoon
we're taken by Mrs. Patrick Sullivan,
Miss Margaret Sullivan and Ms.
Ohm Grleve. Guests for the after.
were the Mesdames Patrick sui
ivan. A. ]. Cunningham, John Nc.
Grath. Q. K. Beaver, r. C. wylani.
Earl Boyle. H. L. Patton. G. r. HaS
ems, L. A. Resd. T. A. Dean and the
Misses Margaret and Kathleen Sui.
Ivan.
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RECENT AND COMING
EVENTSIN SOCIAL
CIRCLES OF CASPER

r-H-Hnt. Mrs Winter will entertain
again Tuesday evening at formal din.
ner party at which "a guests will also
attend.
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Uno Club
VIII Meet.
Royal Neighbour
Meeting Monday.

The Royal NeiEhbors Of America
will meet Monday evening at $50 at
the I. o. o. F. hall. at which time
officers for 1923 viii be installed. Fol
lowing the installation Of officers and
a short business meeting a dance will
DO given and refreshments will be
served. All Royal Ne'Ghbors as well
as Modern woodmen and friends ar.
invited to attend.
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Luncheon At
Reed Homo.

Reed Homo.
Mrs. L. A. Reed will be hostess at
an Informal bridge luncheon Wednss-
day at her home on South Center
street. This Il the second OF the
series Of %luncheons which Mrs. Reed
is giving.
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Bridge Luncheon
At Winter Home.

Mrs. C. E. Winter Will be hostess at
an informal bridge luncheon Monday
at her home on East Milton strset
This will be the third OF the series of
~lu.ncheons which Mrs. Winter has
given. Twenty.fouF guests Will be
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Bridge Luncheon
Tuesday.

Mrs. L. L. Estabrook will entertain
at an informal bridge luncheon Tues
day, January %. al her residence, 53l
Grant street.
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Duplicate Club
NIceting EridaY.

MrH Gus Bel entertained the Dup.
licate br dEe club Friday at her home
on IItn street. Substitutes for the
AFTERNOON were Mrs. b. b. Lummis,
Mrs. E.. L. Estabrook, Mrs. II. II.
scnwaItz n Mrs. Janis KEN. The
Cub VII peet again in two weeks
at the home CT Airs. J.. C. Shook on
East 18th street.
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Thursday Club
Ih S MeRlk.

The Thursday bridge club will meet
this week at the home OF Mrs. Ted
IurGy, 433 South Park.
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Informal Tea
Yesterday.
Mrs. Murphy
Entertains.

Mrs. L. c. Murphy entertained at
residence in the Blackmore apart
ments. Honors were taken by Mrs.
Joe Bingenheimer and Mrs. J. H.
Rowand. Twelve guests were pres.
ent.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
HERMAN

Leo J. Grove and his dry squad of
Marquette visited this settlement
last week.
August Pekkala, who has been in
the Army, was recently discharged
and is now at his home here.
John Korpi will take out some logs
for the Baraga Lumber company. He
is cutting north Of Herman.
]. v. Kuusisto returned last week
from Minneapolis and will stay at his
home here for short visit.
A well attended dance was given
here last Saturday night.
John T. Keranen has started crew
of men at work at Tama getting out
logs for the Baraga Lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waisanen visS
tied in the copper country few days
last week.
Sheriff and Mrs. Charles T. Dantes
of L'Anse visited here briefly last
week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ivor Nordquist has resigned
her position as teacher of the Her
man school, to take effect December
21.
Mr.. Navin of Zinc, Minn.y has sue
ceeded U. Torppe as manager Of the
Herman cooperative store.
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daughter Geraldine were Houghton
callers Tuesday.
Joseph Bendry and George Ibbot-
son will return Saturday from Ann
Arbor to spent the holidays.
Alphonse Gauthier was a business
saller in the copper countryr the first
Of the week.
Messrs. Bernard Raymond, Russell
Markrle and Robert Kent returned
Tuesday from brief visit in Milwau-
kee.
Last Fiday night the warehouse OF
Alphonse Gauthier was entered, the
lock being pulled, but nothing was
found missing from the building
which was used as a storage room
for farm machinery and roofing pa
per. Two rolls Of the roofing were
found under the warehouse.
Mrs. George e. Deffoe and Mrs.
Hand returned Wednesday from a
three months visit in Toronto and
Buffalo.
Mrs. Belgian and child returned
Tuesday to Detroit after several
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beckman Of
Pelkie motored to L'Anse Monday.
Mrs. Fred Mathes and children of
are guests this week of
Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Mathes2 mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miilu of Aston
we're guests Sunday of Mrs. Miilu's
parents, MR.. and Mrs. Henry Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grintz Of Dol
ar Bay were guests the first of the
week at the home Of their son.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14

3,001. They are Of metal and be-
sides the number have the words
"Iron Mountain" stamped on the face,
the local plant being under the super
vision of the Iron Mountain branch.
A small blaze in the roots Of tree
in the boarding house yard at Pc
quaming Wednesday was extinguished
with no damage. The fire was caused
by sparks from. the burner.
The Ford Miners will play their
first game Of basketball in the new
gym at the Imperial mine Saturday
night against the Hancock Naval Re-
serves.
Thomas C. Brennan spent the past
week in Marinette.
The newly built school house at
Brenhan's landing will be opened af-
ter the, holidays and the hauling of
the children to the school here dis
continued.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
PEouAM1NG BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Colenso and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Deter were Wis
itors in Houghton Tuesday.
Roretta, the three year old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Michaels
Of Fequaming died Wednesday after
noon at 500 o'clock after brief ILL
ness. The remains were taken to
Wabina, Wis, for burial.
Frank Miron Of Pequaming was a
Houghton caller yesterday.
Miss Esther Koppana, who is teach
ing at Herman, has rendered her res
ignation to the L'Anse township board
Of education, to take effect as soon as
school closes for the Christmas holi-
Mrs. Ray Van Abel visited in Mar
quette the first Of the week, being
called there by the illness Of her ia
ther.
Mrs. B. p. ALLEN and sons left Mon
day en- route for their new home in
Strausburg, Pa. They left here for
Duluth where they will visit with Mrs.
Aliens sister, Mrs. Harris G. Smith,
then going to Detroit before going
east.
John MacLeish has sucuceeded L,
H. Perkins as manager of the Ford
store, Mr.. Perkins being transferred
to Iron Mountain, which is his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schumacher
and daughter Ethel visited with Mr.
Schumacher's parents in Houghton
the first Of the week.
A one-story stock room, 40 K sc
feet, is being added to the machine
shop.
John Fribley and August Koppana
visited in L'Anse last Saturday eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Hcbard and
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
CHRISTMAS MAIL

Postmaster General Harry New has
sent out the usual announcement re-
garding the mailing Of Christmas
packages. The suggestions, although
old. are worth your consideration.
The department, suggests, nay, it
pleads, that you
Pack carefully,
Wrap securely,
Address clearly,
Prepay fully,
Mail early.
These are sound, sensible sugges-
thons. II everybody followed them,
the facilities of the L'Anse postofice
will be adequate.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ELECTS

At regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Benefit Association, held in the
Star of Wasa hall Thursday evening
OF asst week, the following officers
we're elected:
Commander, Jennie Gerard.
1t. Commander, Elsie Ellenich.
Past Commander, Grace Harris.
Collectro, Katherine Ryan.
Finance Keeper, Sarah Sachs.
Chaplain, Marion Nesbitt.
Picket, Violet Auge.
Sentinel, Mary Burns.
Mistress at Arms, Mary Kunnick.
Sergeant, Minnie Neither.
Musician, Emma Nord.
Following the, meeting a miscel-
hneous shower was rendered Mrs. Jo-
seph Grintz, she receiving many use
fuf and handsome gifts. Mrs. Grintz
was recently welded.
All present enjoyed the luncheon
which was served.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
Frank Sengcbusch
Emil King
Spur
Davis Smith
Howard Treado
Martin Perry

The official report made by the De-
troit Life Insurance company shows
a record Of new business written in
Michigan in the month Of November,
totaling s1,622, 900. This brings the
total Of the Detroit Life organization
up to 1882, 900 for the eleven
months Of 1923 just passed. Com
pared with the same period a year
ago, when the record was $4,000, 900
there is an increase Of $4,000,
more than 81 per cent. These figures
are particularly interesting as re-
fiecting a general betterment through
out the state Of Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
sKANEE NOTES

The many friends Of Mrs. Larson,
who is now in L'Anse taking medical
treatment, will be pleased to learn
that she is on the road to recovery.
She expects to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Hall.
Miss Winifred Been was a visitor
in L'Anse Tuesday.
Walfred Been transacted business
in Houghton Tuesday.
Miss Thelma Lydman returned to
her home in Dollar Bay last week af-
ter brief visit with Miss Amelia
Gust.
Mrs. Oscar Gustafson and Mrs. Os-
car Elmblad were L'Anse callers last
Friday.
Mrs. Hartvigh and daughter, Mrs.
Gust, were callers in L'Anse Monday.
Peter Holmstrom transacted busi-
ness in L'Anse Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
BUSINESS CHANGES

With the completion Of the Ed
wardsen block next month, there will
be three business changes in L'Anse.
Snowfall, the barber, who now oc-
cupies the building, will be dropped
to the basement, which will be made
into a dandy little shop. The Army
store will take the place made vacant
by SNOWFALL and the Rehn clothing
house will move from their present
quarters to the Menard block vacated
by the Army store.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
BARAGA NEWS NOTES

Miss Alice Crebassa visited las
week in the copper country.
Mrsr. Frank Stone Of L'Anse wa,
a shopper here last Friday.
Fred Jones has accepted a position
with the Houghton Lumber company
at their plant at Ripley.
Miss Anna MCCLELLAN visited last
Saturday in L,Anse.
Messrs. Harry Meyer and Harry
Eberhardt transacted business last
Saturday in L'Anse.
Peter Foss spent Sunday at his
home in Baraga. He is operating a
camp at Bovine for the Baraag Lum-
Der company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter and son
Lester of Lake Linden were guests
last week Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Cote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Girardd and
Miss Marie Golden were Houghton
shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Arsenault left
last Friday for Skanee where they
will reside.
Raymond Anderson on Monday
shot two big timber wolves near the
farm of John Dufor in the Pelkie
district, number having been seen
in that section. A calf was killed and
part of it left in the field, the wolves
coming to feed.
Raymond Anderson left Tuesday
for his home in Big Bay after sew
eral weeks visit here.
Miss Margaret Graham, teaching al
Leo, spent the week end with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Graham
Miss Anderson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Anderson, left Sun
day for Milwaukee.
Will Hand Of Covington spent las
Saturday and Sunday in Baraga.
i Mrs. Rose Olson, son Will ant
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
M. E. CHURCH

Pequaming-Morning service at
1880. Church school at 11:45.
Mission-Afternoon service at 800
o'clock. There will be a social held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Duggan
this Saturday evening.
L'Anse-Church school at 1890.
Evening service at TOO o'clock. Spec
ial music at this service. Bible study
and prayer service every Thursday
evening. The Sunday Schcool is re-
hearsing the Christmas program
which includes a pageant, "The Mean
ing Of the Manger"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14

daughter Julia left last Saturday for
their home in Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Attorney and Mrs. D. L. Robinson
Of Houghton were callers here last
Saturday.
Several cars of rock and sand and
one Of cement were received from
L'Anse last week to be used in build
ingn the new railroad bridge across
the Silver river.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
HILLYER TO HAVE MILL
RUNNING NEXT MONTH

The Baraga Lumber company's
Saw mil at Baraga win start next
years run Januaryr Is. About one
million feet Of logs will be hauled in
Sy sleigh from the company's jobbers
IN Baraga township, giving them suf-
hdent timber to cut until the other
Sgs are shipped in by railroad. The
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14

company looks forward to long sea-
sons run.
Repair work in the mill has been
started and it will take the men en-
ployed several weeks to finish the job.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
L'ANsE NEWS NOTES

Mrs. c. H. Anderson was called to
Lansing Wednesday to attend an ad-
visory meeting of the State Grange.
Seven hundred new badges await
the employees of the L'Anse division
of the Ford Motor company. They
will replace the old ones in the next
few days. the numbers commencing at
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14

Arvon-
August Paulson
Sherman Tissue
Oscar Lundberg
Baraga- lN
Carl Anderson
Fred Monville
Henry Harkkonen
Peter Mathes
Joseph Latondress
Robert Ranta r.
Elmer =. Murphy
Walfred Waara
Robert Kent
Michael LaCourt
Reuben Giddings
Napoleon -Forcia
Edward Mitchell
Arthur Mcneil
Covington-
Jacob Karju u
John Santti
Anton E. Ericsson
VIM. Saarinen
Nels Salo
L'Anse-
Arthur Gelina
John Korpi
Samuel White
Peter N. Demgen
Joseph Scott
Roy Needham
Oliver Paquette
Albert Almli
Martin Brogan
Andrew Kopponen
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
JANUARY TERM JURY

The following jurors have been
drawn to serve at the term of Circuit
Court which convenes at L'Anse Mon
day, January II, with Judge Stone
presiding. The drawing took place
yesterday.
Arvon-
Evening journal., 1923-01-18

NEVER before in the history of motion pictures
y have so many famous screen personalities been
gathered together for film play. This is the greatest
aSSembage of talent that has been motion
picture before How many of these noted actors and
actresses do you recognize? THE EVENING JOURNAL
offers eight prZe consisting of $15 So S. and five S. for
the first lists of their received at The Even
ing Journal Office Contest Closes Tuesday Evening JAM
23rd To the next ten persons whose contributions
nearly correct the management will give prizes
free tickets to the Arcadia Theatre.
Evening journal., 1923-01-18

but the lone girl, one of the most
fascinating characters of pic
ture history, fights to save the
great inheritance. Those rugged
dramatic qualities, the thrills, the
strength, the beauty that have long
been associated with the work of Mar
shall Neilan are presented more gripp-
ingly than ever in this gigantic pro-
duCtiOn that will take its place in your
memory as one of the most Strikingly
entertaining film dramas you have
ever seen.
Evening journal., 1923-01-18
Here it is
at last!

We are proud to present the supreme
motion picture achievement of a mas
ter director. Marshall Neilan' S newest
and greatest work is laid in a vast
Pacific Shipyard. AT the death of its
pioneer builder his daughter, gentle,
beautiful, superb carries on the cOlos-
sal enterprise. Fate hoverS like black
menace over the waterfront. Schem-
ing adventures, Turing women, DEM
ogOgueS of labor seek to undermine
the fabulous wealth of the KeoghS
Evening journal., 1923-01-18

Following Is a list of GOldwyn
stars. In this list appear the names
of all actors and actresses whose
pictures are shown ON this page.
Write the correct name under each
picture and send them at once to
The Evening journal Office.
SYDNEY AiNsWoRTH
NIGEL BARRIE
EUGENlA eEssERER
ELEANOR BoARDMAN
HOBART 6OSWoRTH
MAE BUSCH
CYRIL CHADWICK
HELENE CHADWICK
LON CLANCY
JACK CURTIS
RICHARD DIX
RockLlFFE FELLoWEs
CLAUDE GtLLtNGWATER
pAoMAR ooDoWsKY
TOM oUlSE
MAHLoN HAMILTON
PHYLLIS HAVER
JEAN HERSHOIT
THOMAS HOLDING
STUART HOLMES
ARTHUR HOYT
WILLIAM HUMPHREY
NORMAN KERRY
LILLIAN LANoooN
FoNTAlN LaRUE
JACoUELlNE LOGAN
MARGARET LOOMS
PHtLO MCCULLOUGH
EDWARD McWADE
MALCOLM MacCREGOR
MOLLY MALONE
JAMES MARCUS
BERYL MERCER
PATSY RUTH MILLER
COLLEEN MOORE
MARSHALL NEiLAN
PAT O'MAILEY
ALLEN PRtNoLE
LUCILLE RtCkSEN
VIRGINIA RUoGLES
BRiNSLEY SHAW
FORD STERLING
ERNEST TORRENCE
RICHARD TUCKER
BRYANT WASHBURN
CLAIRE WINDSOR