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The Washington times., 1932-12-15
Dinner at Club
For Debutante

Miss Laura Katherine Field,
daughter of Mrs. James Gaven
Field, will be the guest in
whose honor Mrs. Alan Reed
McCracken, wife Of Lieutenant
McCracken, U. s. NJ, will en-
tertain at the dinner dance at
the Crevy Chase Club this
evening,
The Washington times., 1932-12-15
Tea Hostess
To Attend Ball

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Marshall
MarSton will leave on Christ
mas Eve for New York, where
they will spend a few days with
the latter's mother, Mrs. E. w.
C. Arnold, before going to Will
mington, DEL, to attend the ball
to be given by Mrs. Philip Fran.
els dupont for her debutante
daughter, Miss Jane DUPONT, on
December 28,
The Washington times., 1932-12-15
Returns to CAPITAL

Miss Valarie Padelford has re-
turned to Washington for the
season and has taken an apart
ment at the Hay-Adams House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer
entertained last evening when
the %riends of Music gave
a concert at their home. The
artists were Efrem Zimbalist,
Harold Bauer, and Bruno Jae.'
nicke. Owing to the limited
seating accommodations, no
guest tickets were issued.
X X \
Tea Hostess
Mrs. Robert Hinckley enter
tained at a small tea yesterday
afternoon, at her residence in
Sixteenth Street, in honor of
Sonora de Alfaro, wife of the
Minister Of Panama, and Mrs.
Francis p. Garvan, of New
York, who is spending some time
in the capital,
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making fun Of her Oh, I hate
him!" she thought, furious. Jim was
drawing out Maddy on the one subject
which she thoroughly knew-the his
tory of Riverton. As profoundly as
though she listened to an eyewitness
of the, siege of Troy, or the building
of the Chinese wall, he listened to the
account of the railroad coming to Riv-
erton and the fight to build the tressel
across the river.
And seeing his grave attention and
Maddy's sparkling face, Joyce was sud-
denly ashamed of herself Was Jim
Keith truly insincere and selfish, or
was she doing him an injustice? Had
she the mean mind? Had she been
unfair to him?
Joyces doubtful gaze was caught and
held by a sudden warm glance from
Keith and her heart leaped madly.
Norman Weaver was not the only
one to undergo the acid test that day.
(Tomorrow-Jealousy
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ory of him in a white uniform pacing
the deck of the Neptune.
A moment of blank CONSERVATION as
Mrs Cameron caught sight of Joyce's
guest. Maddy looked almost scared
but Joyce said coolly: Il believe you
know my cousin, Mrs. Cameron. And
you, Natalie. Mr.. Keith-this is my
cousin. Mrs. McNally."
Lovely. oh lovely, you little thor
oughbred!' the man applauded in
wardly. That's telling them! My
sweet"
Outwardly. he bowed and smiled to
Maddys bob and her embarrassed
Pleased to meetcher"
Il believe I-er-know Mrs. McNal-
ly-' Natalie stammered with be
Wildered look at her mother.
But Mrs. Cameron was equal to the
occasion. With such a look as Marie
Antoinette might have flung her cap
tors, she sailed into the house calling,
Come, Natalie" over her shoulder.
But Jim Keith fingered and ad-
Evening star., 1932-06-01

dressed Kitty as the door closed behind
the other two.
Gould dying man beg cup Of
tea, or do you want me to perish right
here at your feet?"
ITO have man at my feet I'd even
be willin' you should perish!" Kitty
flashed back. And it isn't tea-it' S
iced coffee. Will the dying man come
back to earth for that?"
"Yes, If one of your smiles goes with
it" Keith teased as he seated him
self.
Lightly bantering to Kitty, gravely
courteous to Maddy, Keith kept the
ball rolling. Maddy was entranced.
After the effect of Mrs. Cameron's
snub wore away she was more viva
cious, more like the old Maddy as
Joyce had known her.
Even with Maddy!" thought the
girl. He charms them all-and all
women make fools of themselves the
minute he's near. Even Maddy q.
AS the others grew more talkative
Joyce grew more silent, fighting down
the strange attraction. the strange
antagonism this man reused in her. AS
she heard Maddy grow communicative,
even coquettiSh under t he attention,
Joyce felt her cheeks begin to- burn.
You are Mrs. Cameron's cousin?"
Keith asked pleasantly.
Yes, but you shouldn't hold that
against her!" laughed Maddy, fiattered
at his attention. I'm not in her class
at all-you can see that. An I told
her so, but there's nothin' stuck up
about Joy. When she ran into me
down town she just made me come
up here for lunch. I didn't want to-
lookin' like this an all, but she made
me come"
And as he made polite answer to
this, Jim silently addressed the girl
across the table: "Oh, gallant!
knew you wouldn't let them cheaper
you, my girl" His dark eyes brushed
her face as though in caress before he
glanced again ct Maddy.
A tumult in JoyceS heart as she
listened to them. At first she was
angry. He is insincere! He's secretly
Evening star., 1932-06-01
WILLYS LEAVES WARSAW
Retiring u. S. Envoy and Wife
Start Journey Home.

WARSAW, Poland, June l P.-
United States Ambassador John N
Willys and Mrs. Willys has departed
from Warsaw for the United States,
where Mr.. Willys will re-enter the
automobile business.
Officialdom of the capital said cor
dial fareWells and Marshal Joseph Pill
sudSki and President Moscicki sent re-
membranes The marshals was a
silver-framed autographed photograph,
while the President bestowed the
Grand Ribbon of Polonia Restituta on
the retiring envoy.
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Succeeds Father at College.

TARKIO, Mo-. June R.-Dr.
Robert N. Montgomery, 32-year-old
president Of Tarkio College, resigned
Yesterday to become president of Mus
klngum College, New Concord, Ohio.
Evening star., 1932-06-01
TAX EXPERT SUCCUMBS
AFTER LONG SERVICE

Arthur c. P1eydell Drafted Pro-
visions for Oklahoma, New Mexico
and Arizona Constitutions.
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, June Arthur C.
Pleydell, g. widely known in tax-re-
form efforts in the United States for
more than 80 years, died Unexpectedly
yesterday.
Burial will be in Philadelphia, where
he received his early education.
Many of the tax provisions in the
constitutions of Oklahoma, New Mex
leo and Arizona were of his devising.
In 1911 Woodrow Wilson. then Gov
ernor of New Jersey, appointed him TO
a special tax commission.
Evening star., 1932-06-01

Sugar production Is being limited In
Mexico this season.
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He will succeed his father the late
DR.. ]. Knox Montgomery, who died
last December, as head Of the Ohio
school.
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Colombia has just established new
tax.
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Furs

Furs
3 silver Fox
Scarfs. $1,000 to @In M
$500 values. ..... %TO'OO
a Fur Coats, Pony, Lapin and
Sealine dyed rab-
bit). $78 to $158 @9S M
values ........... %oO'Oo
-3 Lapin dyed Rab-
bit) Jackets. s1s.75 S8.05
Kann'+Second Floor.
Children's Wear
lis Coats-green, tan, red and
navy. Sizes l and 2. C1 M
Were $295 and 1895. %A'OO
-Floppy Hats of prints and
dotted swiss. Were sec 90.
Odd Lot Boys Suits. 7Oc
sizes to 6. Were s1.50.. ."
Table Lot Dresses. Bloomers,
Sweaters, Panties and Slips;
musse Were SOC TO 90.
el.VO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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was 306.696 kilometers, made in June,
1924.
Americans Invade Scotland.

Scotland Is greeting American tour
lists. who already have begun to invade
the land Of heather and bagpipe. On
one liner which docked at Glasgow
there were 500 from America. Scotch
men were puzzled over reports from this
side that many we're waiting further
reductions in fares. and subsequent
denials Of the reports by steamship
companies.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

slipped its tea. The manner Of using
the cup and saucer, however, Is not
after the Western technique.
Instead Of lifting the cup by its
handle, the Afghan leaves 1t in the
saucer and raises both cup and saucer
to his lips in the right hand. Euro
peans who have practiced this style
Of tea drinking find 1t perilous in the
extreme. and the suggestion has come
from more than one quarter that 1t
might be adopted for competition at
garden fetes and bazaars!
There is a danger that it might prove
expensive to run a competition on these
Evening star., 1932-06-02

possible action today by the State Board
of Medical Examiners.
DR.. Citron had been charged with
prescribing narcotics for the late Alma
Rubens. motion picture star. United
states District Judge William p. James,
m acquitting DR.. Citron, ruled the
Harrison narcotic act, under which the
physician was brought to trial, is "es-
sentially a revenue measure"
An official of the State Board OF
Medical Examiners said that on the
evidence brought out at the trial, DR..
Citron would be brought before that
Evening star., 1932-06-02
Art Goods

Ill Cigarette Boxes, 2Oo
cloiSonne effect. 81 value. wv
"A Match Box Holders. .19c)
- - Boudoir Dolls $l.OO
Small Lot Lace and Organdy
Boudoir Pillows. soc 6Oo
value wv
Hand Embroidered M Is,
soiled. Were $500 to $500. Now
$l.98 to 1898
IA Metal Flower &1 40
Stands. Formerly $2.98 %A'F|
Small Lot Yarn, assorted y.
weights and colors. Ball. ~
3 Baby Woel Sacques. SOc
handmade. s1.00 value. o|C
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Many Visit Wishing Well.

Following an ancient custom Of the
highlands Of Scotland, many people
have visited the wishing well at Cul-
loden, made wish and dropped a coin
into the water. In one day recently
$l55 was taken from the water and
given to local charities,
Evening star., 1932-06-02
FLYING RECORD SET
Frenchman Fixes New Mark for
500 Kilometers.

ETAMPES, France, June 2 R.-M
Massotte. French airplane pilot, flying
scouting plane, set a new worlds
record for 500 kilometers today, cover
ing the distance at the rate of 308 7779
kilometers per hour.
The previous record, held by the
noted French speed flyer, Sadi Lecointe,
Evening star., 1932-06-02

body In an effort to revoke his license.
DR.. Citron claimed he prescribed the
narcotics for Miss Rubens, an addict.
in the manner he thought her condition
required.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
Robot Tests Brain Power.

A new mechanical brain of steel al
lows at Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology offers suggestive picture Of
the probable power consumption Of the
as If the robot brain is going to lie
idle.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

lines, unless . sprinkling Of Afghan
visitors could be induced to give .
demonstration first.
tCopyright 1882. BY. the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1932-06-02
inexpensive Dresses

so Dark Silk Dresses, IA to 40
sizes; ST. Is We're Were $500 to Sl.05
so Dresses, plain and printed
silks, large and small @S or
sizes. Were $1,000. Now ~c'1o
As Frocks, In black and navy
crepe; long sleeves. 60 OS
Were $1,000. Choice. %&'|o
Yapp,e- CAnopd EToor
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Handkerchiefs

Linen and Cotton Handker-
chiefs, mems and women's. e
Each OC
-26 Linen Handkerchiefs. cn-
$l.O0 value. .............. OOC
-16 Linen Handkerchiefs, 90
lace edge. 75c value. go. OOC
SO Linen Handkerchiefs,
han d embroidered. soc Or
"oiuc ............
Small Lot Linen Handker-
chiefs. mussed. 25c and H.
35c values. Each. ATC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Trimmings

Buckles, fancy two-piece IT,
styles. Were 39c to 75c.. AsC
-s Metal Belts, in plain gold and
silver colors. Were &1.M
$2.25. choice ......... %A'Oo
Small White Pearl Buttons, a
dozen on a card. Were 15c, -
Kann,s-Street Tror
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4-hOur Enamel
79c at.
-Higlo decorative enamel
In white and colorS. For
inside and outside use.
Kann's-Third Floor.
FlOOrcOverings

q Stenciled Fibre
Rugs. 9x12 #. Were CT OS
ms exSa " W11ts1 wtrs 81 knss' ss $8.95
4 Crex De Luxe Rugs, dropped
pa.te5ns' pa e5 0SS H. Were $7.05
@5 ax,o Ds''01 tt Wsrs Grass s1sas Russ' $5.95
. Crex Rugs, soiled. CD or
4l2x712 it. Were $500 %@' ~
3 Rice Straw Rugs, 8x10 it.;
ena aam4seo; &c a. were 500 $l.40
. Wicker Fibre Rugs.
=; 5'5slo's .. TT. were s9.95
o. ov;1 Dsl''1 FL Wars Grass s1sas Russ' $6.95
-25 Stenciled Fibre
r. Rugs ss st ssxss So in Were $1.59
100 YdS. China Mating IN.
Remnants. Yard. ........ AON
40 Yds. Felt-Base Run
ner Remnants. 18, "a and 1Oc
81 in, yd.. ................
10 Felt Base Rugs, CD 40
4l2x9 #. Each .... %&
is Grass Rugs, 4x7 #. QQo
Each .............. wv
200 Yds. "a and q in. Grass
Runner. Short lengths. 1Co
q.
30 DO. Plain -eo'0red 70 Rag 49c
10 Mating Rugs, CD 90
9xl2 # Were S495.. %S)
Kann's-Third Floor.
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LITTLE BOWLS REPLACED
BY CUPS AND SAUCERS
Afghan Style of Drinking, How.
ever, Proves Perilous to West
ern Tea Slippers.

KABUL (N.AN.A.).-It is interest
ing to note that cups and saucers are
everywhere replacing the little bowls
from which Afghanistan formerly
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Lingerie

-ls Silk Slips, dark CD OF
colors. Were $4.95. %S'1O
Printed Pajamas. Were ~
l.59 TO $l95. H1C
-l8 Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Taifeta indies. Were 79c p0
to s100. O9C
-Lace-trimmed Muslin
Slips, shadow hem. Were o.
-l2 Extra Size Muslin Gowns.
high neck, long sleeves. c1Os
Were s295. 95........... %1.1O
-25 Rayon Crepe and
Rayon Satin r o bes. @1 M
Were s1.95. %1'OO
90 Quilted Silk Robes. % 0c
Were Sl0.50. $O'1O
Silk Chemise, Dance
Sets, Step-ins. Were o1 M
$l59 %1'OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
PHYSICIAN is ACQUITTED
OF NARCOTIC CHARGE
Doctor Who Prescribed for Late
Alma Rubens Faces Action by
State Medical Board.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. June 2.-Acquitted
on a Federal narcotic charge. DR.. I:
Jesse Citron, Hollywood physician, faced
Evening star., 1932-06-02
DOmestics

30 Coverlette Bed @1 %
spreads. $1.95 value. %A'&)
-13 Candlewick Bed @1 90
spreads. $1.79 value. %A'o~
Ia Glazed Chintx CD IN
Spreads. s3.95 value. %S'oO
IA Rayon Bed
spreads, single. $2.95 @1 IN
and S3.95 values. ..... %A'cO
Ito Yds. White Nainsook, SO
Y.4a 1nSa = lso value. 1212c
-130 Antioch Pillowcases, o.
size 45x36. 35c value. -. SOS
Kann's-Street Floor.
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TOYS

Ia japanese Silk Para lSc
sols. sec value. ..........
,.3n. .1 wadinf ~ Pool 's.ss 1898
Il Wading Pool. $3.50 @2 *
value ............... WV
.i :; !. wasins Wa Pool $2.97
Il Velocipede, 20 In. @2 90
$5.98 value. ......... %O'~O
Il Tap-Bak Board. $1.98 OQc
value ..... .................
Il Child's Golf Set 01 M
$1.05 value. ue........... %A'OO
md 1odv s7,i2; N o. Dol; U.;,,s cloth $l.49
Il 28-in. Daisy Doll OF M
$l.69 value. .......... %AsO
KAnn'tFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
Gloves

- prs. 16-button Glace Lamb
skin Gloves, soiled. C7 OF
Were $2.95. %A~O
-93 prs. Pull on Washable
Fabric Gloves. Soc value. QOc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Junior Misses Wear

-l2 Crepe Dresses, in dark
shades; sizes IL to II. OF M
Were IS to S795. choice %A'OO
20 Flannel Suits, . 90 cn
pc. style. Were s5.95.. %@'oO
-19 Spring Goats. of navy crepe,
an d tweeds. Were CD o.
S795 to $40. %<' Io
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Leather Goods
Leather and Fabric
Bags, shopworn. sl.oo 20c
NoA0C
-Lessher Il at ns Bags: sl-s5 Sl.OO
Glass Picture Frames, To-
7x9 size. $l.00 value. 80. ~
Patent Leather Belts. e.
SOC value .............. W
Genuine Leather Bill To-
Folds 59c value. ...... Nv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

-Voiles, batistes and dimi-
ties in chic sleeveless and
short sleeved styles-cool for
hot Summer days. Sizes II
to II.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linens
COrsets

Rubber Reducing Corsettes and
Girdles. Were $200 to C1 m
$3.50
10 Charma CorsetteS,
sizes AZ and A. Were @1 90
SIS.
IS Bien J0lie Corset QS M
tes. Were $1,000. 80. ~OoO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

rs Dresses in pink, green, eggshell or blue.
Sizes Ia to 20.
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

2 to 6 Suits
-Broadcloth suits
with colored shorts
and white blouses.
Tubfast.
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All Spring Goats Now

Several styles. .3-in-1's Of
silk pongee and rayon crepe
:. bias cut and silhouette
models Of silk crepe, and
rayon crepe. Some lace
trimmed. Sizes 80 to "A in
lot.
Kann's-Second Floor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
PIQUANT PLAY SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY SCREEN
Strictly Dishonorable' Will Be Presented at
 Capitol

Strictly Disilonorable," piquant comedv, will be presented regu- larly Sur day at the Capitol thea tre. There will be no preview Friday night at the Capitol. Strictly Dishonorable" will be pre- viewed at o'clock Sunday morn ing.
 The screen play was adapted from one of the most successful plays Seen in New York within the past decade. The cast of the picture IS headed by Paul Lukas. Sidney Fox and Lewis Stone.
 Theme of Play
 The story concerns an innocent Southern grl and her pugnacious fiance. who leaves in jealous an- ger when she casts admiring glanc-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
Both Theatres Have New Shows Tonight
KEN MAYNARD COMES SOON IN
 BANDIT DRAMA
P op ular Player Will Be
 Seen in Arizona Ter TOT Next Saturday

Ken Maynard, popular western player, will be seen Saturday at the Coliseum theatre in The Ari zona Terror"
 The story has to do with an Ari- zona -ancher who has set out to avenge the death of his partner who was killed by cattle bandits The bandits method of working is to offer to buy some cattle, pay cash for them and, as soon as the cattle are safely in their hands to kill the man from whom they bought them, and to rob him oi the moaey they paid.
 Ken Eursues the killers but is suspected of the murder himself Finally, however, he manages tc prove his innocence and convict the killers. s,s}
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
MARIE DRESSLER IN "EMMA' IS AT CAPITOL TONIGHT
Drama Blends Pathos and Humor and Possesses
 Thrilling Climax

Emma" starring Marie Dress Ter, headlines the new program, tonight at the Capitol theatre. T'he picture presents an intimate drama Of American family life which rises to stirring climax when Miss Dressler is placed on trial for murder. +
 The story, which was written by Frances Marion, revolves about the marriage against the opposi- tion of his children of a million aire to his devoted housekeeper
 Center of Dramatic Events
 When he subsequently, dies, leav- ing all of his money to this ser want, she becomes the center of a cataclysm of dramatic events which result in a notorious will contest and ends with the murder trial.
 JAS Emma, the housekeeper, Miss Dressler has never been seen to greater advantage, giving the role ali her powers of straight charac- terization and also injecting the inimitable comic touches for which she is famous.
 Capable Supporting Cast
 Finished performances are also offered by Richard Cromwell, Jean Hersholt, Myrna Loy, John Milan and a large group of supporting players. .1
 In Emma" there are actually more comic moments than tragic despite the story's dramatic sit nations and stirring climax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01

Sales of some types of shoes in the Philippines were greater in five months of the present year than in all of last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The taxes assessed you by the City of Juneau are now due and payable and will become delinquent on the first Monday in October; providing, however, that if one half of the tax is paid on or before the above date the balance will not become delinquent until the first Monday of the following March.
 H. K. SHEPARD, -adv. as City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
COLISEUM HAS JACKIE CO0GAN
 IN 'HUCK ! l ElNN'
Screen Version of Mark
 Twain $ Classic Begins Showing Tonight

Of 20 speaking parts in 'SHuck- leberry Finn" which will show at the Coliseum theatre tonight, four are carried by well-known jucen- ile players, Jackie Coogan, Mitzl Green, Junior Durkin and Jackie Searl.
 Several adult players have lead ing parts. Clara Blandick holds sway over the Sawyer boys, as Aunt Polly, Jane Darwell is the efficient Widow Douglas, Huck Finn's guardian angel
 Two Veteran Actresses
 Two veteran actresses, Cecil Weston and Lillian Harmer were signed for the roles of Mrs Thatcner and companion oi Widow Douglas. Miss Weston brings sil experience of 30 years on. the stage and screen to her difficult character role Miss Harrner was prominent stage figure for years before she en- -t ff tered pictures,
 Eugene Pillette, oscar Apfel, Warner Richmond, Guy Oliver, Frank McGlynn, Aileen Manning and Clarence Muse have import ant parts. rg M
 Directed by TaurOg
 ''Hucxleberrys Finn" was direct ed by Norman Taurog.
 The picture was filmed at the Paramount studio in Hollywood and on location. An entire coun- try town, of the 1850 vintage, was re-created near Hollywood as a setting for the Mark Twain classic.
 Nearly 200 children of assorted ages have parts in the picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
Weissmuller's Wife
 Is to Seek Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1.-Ber c Cohe1, attorney for Bobbe Arnst musical comedy actress, said to- 6ay that would file divorce com plaint sor his client shortly against Johnny Weissmuller, former cham pion swimmer and now a film actor.
 Weissmuller and Miss Arnst met a; Miami, Fla, on St. Valentines Day, 1931, and were married two weeks later. The swimmer gained fame by portraying the role o' Tarzan in the films.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
REGISTERED AT GAsTINEAU

w. M. Emery, Atlin, B. C., ano Nick Bez of Juneau are among the guests registered at the Cas- tineau hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
SUPERINTENDENT OF
 c. N. s. s. IS ABOLISHED

VANCOUVER, 5. O., Sept. 1.- Effective today, the position of Pacific Coast Manager f the Canadian National Steamships Is abolished. Col. J. Carleton Brown has been the superintendent here since May, 1881 He will go East at once. si ss
 The interest of the Canadian National Steamships on the Pa cific Coast in future will be il charge of Thomas Louden, gen. eral superintendent, who will con-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01

es at an Italian opera singer whom she meets in a Speakeasy. The sudden romance that blossoms be. tween the opera singer and the deserted Southern beauty is tolt with daring and yet with Ntmost delicacy.
 Laughter, Tears, Suspense
 Laughter, tears and tingling sus- penSe tumble over each other in delicious abandon.
 The original play was written by Preston Sturges, and the screen version is the work of Gladys Leh- man. n addition to Lukas, Stone and Miss Fox, the cast of Strict ly Dishonorable" includes George Meeker and William Ricciardi, whc appeared in the New York stage production of the play.
 John M. Stahl directed the pic ture.
 British film cenSorS rejected for ty films in the last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01

old papers for sale at Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
Parade of Roses
 To Be Held Jan. 2

PASADENA, Cal, Sept. 1.-Pasa- dena's tournament of roses will not fall on the customary date of January in 1933 Because New Years day is Sunday, the tournament directors postponed the parade of flowers until Monday, January 2. fsa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01
WAKE UP YOUR
 LIVER BILE WITHOUT CAL0MEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed m
 the Morning Karin to Go

II you feel sour and sunk and the world lools punk, don't swallow . lot of salta, mineral wrter. oil, laxative candy or chewing gum and expect them to make you suddenly sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine.
 For they can't do it They only movs the bowels and mere movement doemt get at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily.
 If this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach You have . thick, bad taste and your breath is foul, skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head aches and you feel down and out Your whoas system is poisoned.
 It takes those good, old CAMPERS LITTLE LIVER Pu Us to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel up and up." They contain wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable extracts. amazing when it comes to making the bile flow freely.
 But don't ask for liver pills Ask for Carters Little Live. Pills. Look for the name Carters Little Liver Pilla on the rad laba. Resent . onhgtituta- c 1881 C. V. Co
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01

tine his headquarters at vancou- yer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-01

British film censors rejected for ty films in the last year.