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VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court Of
the City Of Richmond, the 18th
day OF April. 1927.
WILLIAM c. CRTrMP. -. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
RACHEL B. CRUMP. Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond
OF matrimonv by The plaintiff from
the defendant. on the ground Of de-
sertion for more than three years.
And an affidavit having been made
ard filed that the defendant is not
n resident OF the State Of Virginia,
il is ordered thai she appear here
within ten days after due publication
OF this order and do what may De
necessary TO protect her interest in
this suit.
A Copy.
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
By +. N. EDWARDS, D. G.
J. e. BYRD. p. A.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
"SHIPWRECkED" AT
 PALACE TOMORROW

The storm scenes in modern photoplays, usually are made in the picture studios. But for the production Shipwreckea, which will be shown at the Palace ts morrow. nature provided req lp-to-date hurricane.
 Studio figures show that th building of sets for storm scenes cost many thousands of dollars but not one penny was paid fol the storm which is shown ii "Shipwrecked."
 In fact, the Shipwrecked" com pany was adrift in the Pacif z for eighteen hours during the making of the production. and ii is said that the most realistic storm scenes ever caught by 2 motion picture camera were regis tered on the celluloid ribbon.
 Seena Owen is featured in this production with Joseph Schil ! kraut. The supporting cast in cludes Matthew Betz. Clarence Burton, Laska Winter, Erwin Con. nelly and Lionel Belmore. The story is most dramatic and the picture abounds with thrilling scenes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
"WOMANHA HANDLED" AT
 COLISEUM TOMORROW

Gregory La Cava makes his de. but as a Paramount director Ut the Coliseum Theatre on Thurs day when Womanhandled," wiih Richard Dix as the star, support ed by Esther Ralston, opens.
 This combination promises ts be an extremely happy one, in view of the success Dix and i,s Ralston made of "The Lucky Devil" and the splendid work ci MT. La Cava in supervising tho rapid-fire action and thrills ef that picture and Dix's previous production. "The Shock Punch"
 "Womanhandled." adapted fer the screen by Luther Reed from the Saturday Evening Post story of the same name by Arthur Stringer, author of "Manhandled' ("Womanhandled" is the seque' to "Manhandled"), is a farce com. edy of modern western ranch life in which an effete young man of New York goes to the grea open spaces" of his uncle's raaeh h to absorb western ruggedness and virility.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14

young girl of delicate sensibilities and high strung temperament.
 That is the position in which Faith Fitzhugh. played by Dolores Costelloe finds herself at the tre- mendously powerful and gripping climax of J. Stuart Biackton's B production for Warner Bros. Bride of the storm" which open. ed yesterday at the Coliseum.
 John Harron portrays the young U. s. Navy lieutenant who has come with the dazzling splend o- of the sun into her life, darkened by the evil and relentless forces which hover round her a5 the slavey of three ignorant, brutal Dutchmen in the wretched light house on barren Pag Island Young MT. Harron gives tse best performance of his career in this role.
 Grandfather Jacob is played by Tyrone Power. his son Piet by Sheldon Lewis, end his idiot grandson, Hans, by Otto Matte son. All three give magnificent characterization of unsympathc- lie portrayals. Julia Swayne Cor don, Evon Pelletier and Wilfred North arc others in the splendid cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
VALUABLE BIG DITCH

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-Tha United States in producing 1S3,- 100 SIS tons of sand and gravel at year in effect excavated 9 Itch one yard wide, one yard ieep and extending three times aroand the globe. Most of the S55,675,9SS worth of sand and two. thirds of the S55.662.713 worth of gravel was used for building and paving purposes. New York's pro duction of 1e,334,3e0 tons led the state list.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
Attractions At Theatres
THE. HAPPY WARRIOR"
 IS NOW AT PALACE


 A fine, clean, stirring story; { splendid, big, spectacular produc tion; the sort of photoplay that supplies tingling entertainment for everybody. That's "The Hap py Warrior" at the Palace fol the last two times tonight.
 Here is one of the seasons best; the sort of picture you get once in a blue moon; the sort that justifies anybody's enthusi asm for the cinema.
 The story is frank melodrama told in swift action. It begins with the romance of Lord Burdon who, secretly married to an ERg fish village girl, goes off to In dia, where he. is killed The main story concerns the boy who is born of this marriage; gallant youth, who, not knowing of his noble birth, joins travelling cir GUS as an exhibition boxer. The plot is full of suspense and excite ment, but it is in the keen de jineation of vivid characters thai the author, A. s. M. Hutchinson has supplied photoplay material that lifts "The Happy Warrior far out of the ordinary run oi photoplays.
 These characters arc excellen,- ly acted by brilliant cast that includes Malcolm McGregor, Alice Calhoun, Wilfred North, Mary Al den, Andree Tournier, Euiali1 Jensen, finders Randolph, Ottc Mathiesen, Gardner James. Olive Borden, Jack Herrick, Philippe ds Lacy, and Bobby Gordon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
 BRIDE OF THE STORM"
 LAST TIME, COLISEUM

Her lover lying where blow had felled him in the room below
 old Jacob, her protector and the only one in that god-forsaken place who had ever shown her any kindness, throttled by the loathesome, hunchbacked beast ot a son; Piet, now breaking down the door to her room; Piet's idiot son gone amuck hacking at the supports of the rickety. old light house after having started it ablaxe by turning over the lamp;
 Mynheer Tom, shots dead and thrown in the raging waves below what a dreadful position for a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14

Old papers Tor sale al rne Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
AUTO HELPS IN STRIKE

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. 14- Motor vehicles quickly solved tho transportation problem during tle recent railway strike here. New passenger lines came into exist ence over night, perishable food stuffs were distributed with great dr efficiency than before and food. was brought into cities in such quantities and at so low cosi that prices actually dropped.
 old papers for sale at The Emn're
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14

JACK or ALL TRADES If your pipes freeze up call John Holler. Phone 473, or for any odd jobs. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
ADMIRAL ROGERS
 IS COMING NORTH

SEATTLE, Dec. 14-Steamn Admiral Rogers sailed for South eastern Alaska ports at 10 o'clock this morning with 32 passengers, the following for Juneau: Joha Schwegler. Mrs. Foster, BlancE 9 Holton and one steerage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14

unternatiouai Illustrated News) / Everything goes in cycles.
 The flapper has ruled the roost for quite a few years. And now there are indications that the old-fashioned girls going to come back into popu- larity.
 At the same time, it must be admitted that great many jazz queens seem to drop their reckless ways, once the we'd ding ring is slipped over their fingers, and turn out to be model wives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14

What kind of a girl does AIr. American Youth prefer when he decides to get a marriage license?
 Does he fall for the jazz baby-or does he want a girl who can turn out square meal for him without using can opener?
 As the governor of North Carolina said to the governor of South Carolina: Much can be said on both sides p
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14

Old napers for sale a' The Emr''
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
IN OFFICE CLERK COURT

Miss Venitia Pugh has been ap pointed a clerk in the office ol the Clerk of the U s. District Court. Miss Pugh succeeds Mrs Alta Purpus who left Juneau last night on the Alaska for the statee from where she will go to Homo lulu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
BRING PRISONER HERE

George Marks of Yakutat, ar rested on a bench warrant on a charge of rape at Yakutat wac brought to Juneau on the steam CT Admiral Watson by Deputy '. s. Marshal Harris. A secret iu- dictment was returned against Marks by the last Grand Jury session here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14

Just because a girls hair is bobbed doesn't mean that there isn't anything under it!
 But naturally the style is bound to change.
 And the. sweet" type--the home-loving type--is going to be the rage ere long, feminine observers predict.
 But the flapper will NEVER become entirely extinct.
 And, for that matter, never will the home girl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-14
NEW SOURCE OF COPPER

PRINCE RUPERT, Dec. 14.- Copper ore of unusual assay value has been discovered at Alice Arm, British Columbia. ac- cording to reports received here. Samples indicate the vein to be one of the most important in the Province. The vein was found 23O feet from the tunnel en- trance and the tunnel penetrated eight feet into chalcopyrite ore containing about seven per cent copper with good showing of gold. A second tunnel reached the main ore body 90 feet lower.
Evening star., 1927-05-09
PALESTINE APPEAL
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
Jewish Homeland Workers to
Hold Mass Meeting at
Community Center.

The $50 600 United Palestine Appeal
campaign will he launched tonight at
the Jewish Community Center with
4 mass meeting of drive workers and
supporters of the Jewish Homeland
movement
Rabbi Edward L. Israel of Har Sinai
Temple Baltimore. will be the princi-
pal speaker Short talks by Levi Fl.
David, Co-Charman of the drive, and
Louis 4. Spieglcr, general" of the
drive forces, Will he followed by motion
pictures of the Holy Land The Re
birth of Israel" new film of Jewish
progress in Palestine, will be shown.
Sir Alfred 7. Davies, for 20 years
head of the administration of educa-
ton in Wales, was the principal
speaker at the conference of Palestine
Appeal leaders at a luncheon held at
the Jewish Community Center yester-
day. Sir Alfred has just returned
from tour. during which he made
thorough study of conditions in the
Jewish homeland.
Language Is Revived.
Speaking of the revival Of the
Hebrew language in Palestine. Sir
Alfred said he was amazed at the re-
suits accomplished. TO revive a dying
language in country and among
people where it had long lost its place
as the mother tongue Is an achieve
ment unparalleled in the history Of the
world. he said
LAS a fairly close student OF his.
tory and politics. | regard the Balfour
declaration of November, 1917. as one
Of the most extraordinary incidents,
not merely in the life history of a
nation. but even in world politics"
said Sir Alfred Subsequently in
dorsed, as it has been, by the fifty-odd
nations represented later at Geneva,
including even the United States. it
surely constitutes the greatest piece
Of good fortune that has ever fallen
to the lot of n people. and especially
one that has been harassed and even
homeless for 1000 years"
Tells Of Schools.
Sir Alfred dWet at length on the
school system of Palestine, which he
said now embraces 13S institutions, of
which 46 are kindergartens, 7S ee-
mentary schools. normal schools. 8
trade schools and institution Of high
er learning the Hebrew University.
The faculty of the entire system num-
bers 600 teachers and the pupil en-
rollment has grown from 1000 in 1914
10 $4,000 this year.
Evening star., 1927-05-09
NYE COUNCIL HOUSE
FORMALLY PRESENTED
Rabbi Abram Simon Opens Dedi-
cation Service-Plans
Are Outlined,

The Juanita Kaufman Nye Council
House. at 609 Sixth street southwest,
was formally presented to the Wash
ington section of the National Council
Of Jewish Women by Mr.. and Mrs.
u. J. Kaufman yesterday afternoon.
The council house, which will be used
as a social center and community
house for children. was built as a
memorial to Mrs. Nye by her parents.
The key to the house was pre-
sented by Billy Nye. whose mother
had been a prominent settlement
worker, to Mrs. Mark Lansburgh,
vice president of the Washington
section of the council
Rabbi Abram Simon opened the
dedication ceremony. and Miss Carrie
Hart told of the work accomplished
by the council in the Southwest in
the past. Mrs. William 1llch told of
future plans. Mrs. Harry Rosenberg,
chairman of the religious schools of
the council, made a brief address.
Evening star., 1927-05-09
WOMAN BADLY BEATEN.
Philadelphia Police Believe "Stran.
gler" Attacked Philadelphian.

PHILADELPHIA, May CP.-At-
tackled in her home by man police
believe may he the stranger who
choked Mrs. William Mcconnell to
death on April q, Mrs. Martha Rob-
inson, 63, was in Episcopal Hospital
today with her skull fractured and
two ribs broken.
She was alone in the house when
the man gained admittance last night
by saying he had an important mes
sage He beat her until she lost
consciousness. A 81 bill. all the mon
ey she had in the house, was stolen.
Description of the assa ailant tailed
with that of the stranger.
Evening star., 1927-05-09
Block Is Presidents Guest.

Paul Block, Newark, n. j., news
paper publisher. was guest of Presi-
dent Coolidge yesterday at luncheon.
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ball player. at Columbia University,
which is located in New York. Sew
eral times the modest Collins sought
to show his wares to McGraw, but
he made no impression.
That was 20 years ago. In those
days Connie Mack was about the
only big league manager who had
any use for collegians. So, despite
his desire to be a Giant, Collins hicd
himself to Philadelphia and was i'm
mediately signed by Mack.
Now Collins comes back to Mack
as his understudy, should Connie
suddenly make up his mind to retire.
Two years ago McGraw could have
made an even-up trade with St. Louis
for Hornsby by turning over frankie
Frisch, then having his biggest year,
but McGraw said nay. Now ne passes
over Frisch, Pitcher Jimmy Ring and
considerable cash to boot.
Two Likely Leaders
! am inclined to think that in the
future the big league magnates will
hesitate before naming some star
player, at the top of his game, as
manager.
The experiences Of the magnates in
naming outstanding stars as man
ayers have been none too successful.
In most cases there has been q re-
| action to the additional burdens that
has seriously handicapped the play of
| the stars.
When a star has passed the peak
Of his game, is slipping. no great
harm can come from giving him a
whirl as manager. He may prove to
be just the man for the job.
Eddie Collins, therefore, looms up
as an ideal managerial possibility