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TUESDAY
"BABE COMES HONE''

to him at college. She believes
 him to be a literary genius and , when he is expelled for eseapades
 he easily ealms her distre1s by
 telling her that he has written d
 best seller.
 He takes the book to a publish | CT who has been unpleasantly at
 tentive to "Dearie" and when the manuscript is returned, goes in a drunken fury to kill the pub
 fisher. His mother precedes him there.. and is shot in the fight which ensues.
 The son, having found that his
 mother is "Dearie" of the cabaret denounces her. but finding that he has wounded her, returns with his coed sweetheart. Luigi makes an offer of marriage and "Daarie" is no longer at odds with tho world. The picture is ultra-mod-
 ern, unusual and altogether ab- sorbing. and is at the Coliseum for the last two times tonight
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TRUTH COMES HOME"
 AT PALACE TUESDAY

A picture filled with thrills and human interest. comedy and nov el romance, is coming to the Pal ace Tuesday. Babe Comes Home" is it's title, and Babe Ruth, the giant figure of all baseball his- tory, heads the cast, with Anna O. Nilsson and Louise Fazenda featured.
 As the title suggests, baseball figures prominently in the story, but if you don't know a base hit from an umpire, you'll laugh and cry and jingle with thrills in re- sponse to "Babe Comes Home. ' Ruth has found a new career by virtue of his splendid histrionic performance in the stellar role.
 Miss Nilsson is a worker in a laundry. Babe plays himself in so far as the baseball sequences go, but in the strong plot and the romantic sequences-as strange a love affair as the screen has ever
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Attractions At TheGtres
GOOD SHOW NOW
 AT THE PALACE


 From top to bottom Manager Spickett is presenting a fine show at the Palace which is on for the last two times tonight First there is a most timely Universal News up- to-date. Then thare is an interesting extra feature in which well known magician ex- poses all sorts of tricks. This pleases all classes. The short comedy is Big Boy" the little kid with the big shoes and derby hat. in two-reeler which is one of the best of the kind. It is entitled My Kid" and all enjoy it.
 Of course, the big feature is Fast and Furious with Reginald Denny playing the leading role. He zips across the screen at fast pace from the beginning to the end There are spills-there are chills and there are laughs and enough side-splitting comedy to last long after the show is over. This picture is beyond question the best thing for new stunts, that Denny has been seen in. Barbara Worth is Denny's new leading lady and she is charming.
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ERIK BYE TO GIVE CONCERT
 NEXT MONDAY

Erik Bye. the, Norwegian bari ton-tenor, who made such hit during the showing of Norway at the Palace last Friday and Sat urday nights, has consented to ap- pear here in concert at the ear nest solicitation of Juneau music lovers. He will give night of song. full evenings concert a. the Palace Theatre next Monday night and has arranged pro- gram par excellent. MT. Bye has just completed concert tour through Canada and the northern part of the Pacific Coast and through the south and middle west that will take him eventually to New York City for a series of concerts there, early next spring.
 The concert to be Given at the Palace next Monday night will be given in 51JVoc hS n be in five languages covering a wide range of classics and popula. selections.
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------.------- - - ---- WINGS OF THE STORM"
 COMING TO COLISEUM

From the standpoint of beauti- ful and inspiring scenery alone, Fox Films version of Wings of the Storm" announced as the fea- ture attraction, at the Coliseum tomorrow, is well worth attention.
 Under the direction of J. G.. Blystone. the picture was filmed at Mount Rainier, one of the most beautiful peaks in the world giv- ing the opportunity for some of the loveliest landscape panoram- as that have been transferred to celluloid.
 Against this gorgeous back ground, the action of the photo play tells the gripping story of a dogs regeneration. In the un- folding of the story. Thunder, the dog star, is seen with Virginia Brown Faire. Reed Howes and Will liam Russell.
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weeks with Miss Betty Barragar, is bound for Seattle on the Northwestern.
 Bob Henning. who has been visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henning since carly this summer, left for Ketehilsan aboard the Dorothy Alexander He will board the Norco at the First City and continue to the south. ttts
 On his way to Portland to at tend college, Leslie White left here on the Prince George. l Visitors in Juneau Saturday in- cluded MT and Mrs. D. M Mur- tphy, Miss Mary Murphy and Miss Judy Murphy. MT. Murphy is me- chanical superintendent of the Alaska Steamship Company. and is making the, rou1M trip on tho Northwestern. y s
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RECORDS

Closing out all 1U inch Columbia and Okeh Records at E0c each. Open evenings. Radio Electric Co, Martin Lynch. adv. 
 Old papers TOT sale aI the Empire.
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Uncertain Steamboats
 Replaced by Airplanes

BLOCK ISLAND, R. L. Aug. 27.
 Whenever Is-ng iSeptune woke up on Sunday with a ruffled tem- per in former years. residents of Block Island were painfully aware of the fact because they received no Sunday newspapers The boat carrying the papers from Inc maln- land couldn't make the crossing.
 But no more. Where steam- boats could not maintain consis- tent service a regular airplanel de- livery service is to carry Provi- dence Sunday newspapers to this island
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COMMUNIST BLACKLIST
 HELPS CUBAN POLICE


 HAVANA, Aug. 27 The Cuban 6overnnent Is pre- pairing a black list of all persons with commun istic tendencies. The list will be as complete as n Who's Who and will classify com munists a5 agitators. defam- CTS, propagandists or cranks. There will be no attempt made to arrest them, says Police Chief Trujillo, but all will be carefully watched and taken into custody when they become too restless.
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WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

Miss Irma Williams, passed through here this morning aboard the Northwestern on her way to Sitka for q few days vacation trip.
 Through passengers aboard the Admiral Rogers included L. II. Carrigan, commercial broker.
 William M. Olson, Wassell Zincwith and Hnery M Douglas. soldiers, are aboard the Admiral Rogers on their way tc ChilkGlt Barracks from Vancouver Baf ratks. Wash.
 Miss Lucille Erieson. who has been visiting here for several
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DOROTHY ALEXANDER
 IN PORT SATURDAY

S t-e a m CT Dorothy Alexander, Capt. Frank Landstrom, arrived in port at o'clock Saturday after noon with the following passen- gers for Juneau: r4S
 1 G. George Gregory, Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Alcott, Mr. and Mrs. Gun mar Blomgren, Miss Nellie Bogbee, Master Blomgren, A. Torgeson, Mrs. V. c. Christiansen, Miss Sarah Christiansen, Miss Harriett Chris tiansen. Calvin Christiansen. and three steerage. ytl ! She remained in port until mid night, when she sailed for Seattle via Skagway. Those leaving here aboard the steamer follow: B. c. Felch, William Jensen. Mrs. c. IT. Smith. and two steerage for Seat tie; Mrs. s. E. Wilson, Laura Tay- Tor. Nellie Fennell and MT! and Mrs. w. G. Smith for Skagway; Bob Henning for Ketchikan.
 
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shown-he proves himself a con- summate actor.
 Ethel Shannon, Arthur Stone, Lou Archer and other well-known players make up strong support ing cast. The picture is based on Gerald Beaumont's famous magazine story, Said With Soap" and Ruth is playing part origin ally intended for one of the best actors in the motion picture in dustry.
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FLOOD DAMAGE
 AT SEWARD IS ; ABOUT $5O,O0O

(CoLtinued rom Page Onei
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"DEARIE" IS NOW
 SHOWING, COLISEUM

Irene Rich is cast as an impov- erished gentlewoman, who. finding no other opportunity, takes po- sition as singer in Lulgi's Broad way night club. She keeps her occupation a secret from her son and sends the regular allowance
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old papers Tor sale at tho Empire
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 mission, according to word re. ceived here by Major Malcolm El- liott, President of the Alaska Road Commission, from Lieut.. E. c Itschner,, who is temporarily in charge of the Lowell Creek pro- ject for the Road Commission.
 Part of the old channel of flood ed Lowell Creek is filled wish gravel and the stream is now cut ting new channel through it, the message said. The Third avenue bridge, which is an old wagon bridge, used principally for foot traffic in recent years. Is coni- pleteiy demolished. and the ap- proach to the Fourth avenue bridge which is the main highway out of town. was washed out, but has been planked over and is open to traffic, the wire from Lieut.. Itsch- ner said. The 4,000-foot pipeline serving the power plant which furnished light to the town was washed out and the power plans is out of commission.
 No Buildings Damaged
 No damage was done to the buildings of the town by tn, se- we're flood, Lieut.. Itschner said. The contractor for the Warrick Construction company suffered the loss of small amount of lumber which had been imported and pui on the site for the Hume construc- tion.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
BOY SCOUTS

Six hundred Scouts of the District of
Columbia Council made a pilgrimage
to Camp Roosevelt May 26. They went
by train to Chesapeake Beach and from
there, led by the Drum and Bugle Corps
of Troop 49. hiked TO the camp. After
day of swimming, games and stunts,
they hiked back to the beach. Many
fathers accompanied their sons on the
trip. Camp Roosevelt will open to the
boys June Is and will be open until
August Is.
The week end before this camp opens
viii be used to entertain Scoutmasters,
assistants and other officials. Those of
this group who do not go by automo-
bile will be met at Chesapeake Beach
by the camp launch at about 3 80 pm,
June o.
Several hundred Scouts. under the
leadership of Col. E. L. Mattice. went to
Arlington Cemetery May % and deco
rated with flags the $1,000 soldiers
graves IN the reservation. This service
has been rendered by District Council
Scouts, aided by those in nearby Vir-
ginia, for many years.
The final camping contest to select
team of Scouts to represent the Dis
trict Council at Frederick. Nd, June %
and % will be held June g. Each of
the five divisions is entering two teams
in the council meet.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

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Cigarette Cases
S1.OO to $3.50

Attractive styles of various
feathers. including genuine mo-
rocco. seal. III different grains.
and genuine ostrich.
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Christmas Greetings!

Our Toilet Goods Department carries complete lines Of
all the favorte and best known perumes-Among them
Evening star., 1928-12-11
Fine Pin Seal
Bill Folds at $500

PIN Seal back and front. calf
faced pockets in front. one and
two PASS sections; l4-kt: gold
corners.
Evening star., 1928-12-11

END embroidered linen hand
kerchiefs, all white, white with
colored einbroidery--and colored
with colored embroidery.
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BOWLING SCHEDULE
 FOR THIS MONTH

The following is the bowling schedule for this month on the Eiks alleys, the first games schad- uled to start at 7:15 o'clock each night and the second game at SAB o'clock:
 Dec. 3-Bankers vs. Electrics Doctors vs. Grocers.
 Dec. 4.-Customs vs. Lawyers Last Photographic Match.
 Dec. 7-Governors ys. Grocers Butchers vs. Alaskans.
 Dec. S.-Electrics vs. Customs Bankers Vs. Doctors.
 Dec. 10.-Lawyers vs. Alaskans Butchers vs. Governors. Dec. 11.-Customs vs. Bankers Grocers vs. Electrics.
 Dee. 14.-Alaskan vs. Governors Butchers vs. Lawyers.
 Dec. 15.-Bankers vs. Lawyers Doctors vs. Customs.
 Dec. 17.-Grocers vs. Butchers Electrics vs. Governors.
 Dec. 18.-Alaskans vs. Doctors
 Dec. 21-Lawyers ys. Doctors, (This is postponed mateh).
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JUNEAU MINISTERIAL { ASSOCIATION ELECTS

lh At the regular meeting of the Juneau Ministerial Association held this forenoon in the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal church, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: T President-Rev. Charles c. Per soneus. eH4 Vice-President-R ". H nry Young.
 Secretary-Rev. Harry R. Allen.
 It was decided at the meeting today that the Association would observe the Week of Prayer in January by holding union devotion al services from January 6 to Jan uary 12.
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BASKETBALL
 NEXT FRIDAY
First Game to Be Played ha on Floor of New H. s.
 Gymnasium

fa Friday night will witness the first basketball game to be played on the floor of the new high school gymnasium when the Ju- neau Hi five will clash with the Alumni. The doors of the Sev- enth Street entrance will be open at 7:30 o'clock and the game is scheduled to start at s o'clock. fs Neither team has been prac- ticing long but the fans will know by the lineup that hard close game, full of thrills, may be expected. Coach Wade has been sitting down and building up the weak spots of the Hi team so it is quite well spotted out, and the heaviest playing will no doubt fall on the follow ing lineup, which with several substitutes will be tried out Fri day. Right forward, Fred Orme; left forward, James Orme; center, Berrgren, Jensen; right guard, Brandt; left guard, Sturrock, g s13erggren.
 ,HH The Alumni team will start with Harold Camper as center, Burford and Ellingin as forwards, with Oja and Garniek as guards Peterson, Dave Ramsay and JaDutch' Orme may appear in Fridays game as well as the sue ceeding ones. MT. Osborn, man. ager of the cold storage team has been engaged as referee.
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Sydney Laurence reproductions in Christmas cards, original, diff ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at
 the Nugget Shop. ---.idv.
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VANITY K0o.,xs

In all co,ors-See OUT line.
 Winter and Pond Cc. adv.
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Ee Great Wdshday Hberut0r :
 he New Mdytaq

has iberate2 the woman. from relocating water on big washings. Then, too, it empties and cleans itself in a few seconds.
 The all-metal Roller Water Remover of the New Maytag has large, balloon type rolls which hug every fold and seam in the clothes-the clothes dry evenly and quickly. Buttons are spared and no hard-to-iron vripklsS are pressed into the clothes.
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RECORDS

New shipment of records just
 received A wonderful selection. E Anderson's Music Store. adv. s9 Varied selection of Christmas
 cards at the Empire
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JUNEAU KEEPS
 LEAD IN NEWS M APPLE TOURNEY
Anchorage W om e n Now o66 Pins tc GoodELocal
 Men Leading 23l Pins

In the interlodge telegraphic tournament, the mems team of the local Elks Lodge won Sunday af- ternoon from Anchorage by 36 pins, and increased it's lead to 231.' The Anchorage women won their fourth straight from Juneau, adding 329 pins to their lead, and piling up a total lead of 966.
 There is only one more match to be played in the series which will be bowled at S:45 pm, Tues day.
 The scores in Sundays match fnllnnrr.
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NOTICE

For just cause, I wsn to make it known herewith chat I will no longer be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, Mrs. Andrew Salazar.
 ANDREW SALAZAR. First publication, Nov. 26, 1928. Last publication, Dec. f, 1928. LET Almqu1st Press To-- Suit We cal. and deliver. Phone 52S
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SH0E REPAIRING

All kinds of ladies, mems and ehildren's shoes repaired. Rubber heels put on while YOU WAIT
 MICHAEL VAGGE'S Shoe shop across the street from Goldstein's s Emporium on Seward Street. adv.
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GRID SCORES
 ON SATURDAY

Scores of football games played last Saturday on the Pacific Coast were as follows: Stanford 26; Army O. io South California 27; Notre Dame A. .a5 Colorado College 35; Colorado Aggies 13.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-03

YER million women have turned J to the Maytag as the great wash
 day lberator-the most delight fully quick and easy way a washing can pe done.
 The Maytag has eliminated hand- r'f.binc. cu,rely, even of the most stub- 1 cdge dirt of collars and cuffs. It lss changed tireso.ne washday to an pleasant task of an hour or so. { ne cast aluminium, heat retaining tub
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Anchorage Men .925. 8G1. 8e2.
KILL HOUSTON DEAD

Funeral services were held in Seattle last Friday for Kell Hous- tan who died last Tuesday Many Alaskans attended the funeral, ac- cording to adY.ces received in Ju- neal
, 1928-03-08
r 0 DIN S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
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a 7 one O'Clock p. m. Monday March
A 5, 1928, the Colonial Council Of St.
CroiX held its Fifth Ordinary Meet
ing for the fiscal year 1927 1928 in the
Council Hall Chr~istiansted.
Present were: ID. G. Canegata (Ctair-
mani. j. Alexander, Anselmo FabIo, NJ.
M. Skeoch, R6Dt. w. Skeoch. Miles Mer.
win, f. Andersen, c. R. [. Brow. D. s.
Armstrong, D. Hamilton Jackson, Ralph
de Chabert. w. S. Abramson, A. E.
Stakemann, F. Coulter, VIM. Clarke and
Herbert Fleming.
Despatching Secretary (FoxwelD and
Assistant Despatching Secretary phil
lips) attended the meeting.
The following prayers were offered by
the Chaplain, Rev. Alfred Ostrom, D. d.:
, 1928-03-08

ALMIGHTY and everlasting Cod. who
rulest over all things in heaven and
earth. Thou art DESTROYS that all
men should know Thy will and give
heed 10 Thy commandments. For
this purpose Thou hast established
Thy Kingdom on ealt0 to enlighten
and enable US to strive for and abide
by those basic principles that are
good, true and enduring. We be-
seecb Thee to grant wisdom and Thy
special guidance to all who are in 2u-
thority and hold responsible positions
as representatives Of the people that
they may perform their duties in Thy
fear to the glory of Thy name and
the welfare, happiness and pr0speri-
ty Of the people. Attend to our pray
err which we offer in the name of Je-
sus Christ, our Saviour, Amen.
The Chairman remarked: Honorable
Members, the official copies Of the min
utes for the last meeting have been cir
culated and If there are no objections |
will cors,ler them tacitly adopted.
The Chair heard no obj act ans the min
ute were declared gscitiA ad pied.
The following communications received
since the last meeting were read:
/. letter rom Government Of IS Jan
uary, 1873, Jea-I.e.
rs January, 1923.
The Honorable,
The Chairman of the Colonial Council,
Municipality OF SAINT CroiX,
Chrisransted, Y, l..
s-r.-
have the honor to inform you
that The following bills, which were pass
ed by the Colonial Council jor The Munich
patty Of St. CroiX at its meeting Of Jan
uary 9. 1928, have, under date OF Janu-
airy Is 1923 been sanctioned and approved
in " hole by His ExcelIeocy, the Governor
Of the Virgin Islands;
Ordinance to appoint a Committee u
revise the present School Law, Sand for
other purposes.
Additional Money Bill No. 1 fiscal year
1927 e, providing tor the refund Of
import duty.
Resolution granting the uneXpIred p0r-
ton Of the pension budgetted for the
late Sergeant Hans HansentO his widow
Jane Hansen.
Respectfully.
FRANK /. FOAWELL
Despatching Secretary
2. Letter from Government Of 17Jan-
uary, 1928. reading:
January II, 1928.
Tho HororobIa
, 1928-03-08

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appointment 81 Il + CT fI"1iIS Ooo'5I
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tol other purposes, passed al 'oP tou'l
Ordinary l-eein& "a NE Oo,11,al OounTl
OF SAINT lFoI8 on January y 1910 Wy"
out my approval l0f the reasons hel1'"
after set form:
la) mat the Cooe OF '@"> IUI y
MunlcIpaiiY 81 D. O!oIA' Paa3eu ny ~
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Governor, liO\'ots loI d" L|HN|'',.e
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Guides IL Olallm CI ne Co.ouiat Couu
eli . another IN NOR 81 tIG Co'o"I"
Council selected ny me OoioAlal NoVLCH
(b) That 1t is specifically provided II
said Code chat The Board shall haF
power to summon and examine witness
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their attendance at any meeting OF tal
, 1928-03-08

by the Governor on January -, 1928,
have this day appointed Nessals. \ ]
2rakemann and Robert Skeoch Of II
Colonial Council Of Saint CroiH 10 ser,
as members of the Committee Icr II
purpose Of revising The eAlstIn& la"
Governing The Public Schools IN san
Cr0jx,
Respectfully
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, 1928-03-08

nary, 1928. reading.
January II, 1923.
The Honorable,
The Chairman of the Colonial Council,
Municipality OF Saint Croix,
Saint CroiX, Virgin Islands.
My dear Mr.. Chairman
Pursuant to the provisions oi an
Ordinance To appoint a Committee to
revise the present school law, q for
other purposes. " passed by the Colonial
Council tor tbs Municipality Of Saint
Croix on January 8, 1923 and approved
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-10
.LON CHANEY HAs \ MANDARIN ROLE AS
 MIR. NU' AT LIBERTY

The inscrutable Oriental enigma of the ages-this is thelatest role of Lon Chaney, man of thousand face" s"- who had literally to learn new psy- chology to play his latest part on the screen. This Is the mysterious man. darin, Wu, in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's new drama of Oriental intrigue and revenge "Mr Wu", which comes to- night to the Liberty theatre.
 Although not his first venture into Oriental roles, it is the first picture in which Clancy played an Oriental clear thru the picture, and the first in which he was allowed full sway in plumbing the depts of such possibili- ties.
 The character Is that of powerful mandarin, third man of power in the Empire, whose uncanny lore of cen- turies is augmented by the knowledge of Oxford; whose strange power all character is both lovable and sinister most suggests sorcery, and whose
 The play deals with the uncanny revenge plot of the mandarin when a member of an English family in the Orient dishonors his daughter. It H. illustrates perfectly the strange code of morals of the Orient, wherein life of human being Is he1d absolutely valueless against the traditions built up thru centuries of custom.
 The play is staged on a gorgeous scale with a cast that includes Renee Adoree as the mandarin's daughter Louise Dresser as the English mother, Gertrude Olmsted, Ralph Forbes, Anna May Wong and others of note.
 Chaney's facial disguise is one of the most intricate he has ever at tempted, and Miss Adoree wears a make up no less difficult as his daugh- ter in the strange play.
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U. 8. Land Office, Anchorage, Alas ka, March 6, 1928.

Notice is hereby given that U. s. Ritchie, entryman, together with his witnesses, Rufus H. Bowen, and Reu ben R. Barnes, all of SeIdovia, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his home stead entry, serial o6o34, for lands sit uated on Yukon Island, embraced in u. s. Survey No. 1907, and it is now in the files of the u. s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is made in the local land office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days there after, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 J. LlNDLEY GREEN,
 Register.
 Date First Publication April 2, 1928. Date Last Publication June 9, 1923.
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Brown & Hawkins-Quaiity First
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MONOGRAPHS FOR RENT scHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.