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and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Wei
ford, in Raleigh, N. C.
Miss Alice Virginia Maddux. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. T. Henderson Maddux Of
Marshall. has gone to williamsburg.
Va, to take a position in the library
OF William and Mary College.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Metcalf have
closed their home near Upperville
and gone to Long Island for several
months.
Mrs. Maurice c. Pilson and her
daughter, Mrs. Bayne Castle of Wash
ington, are at their home on Culpeper
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthus Hinck-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Doeller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins
left Wednesday for Woodmont, Md,
for several days fishing.
Miss Dorothy Montgomery is the
guest OF Col. and Mrs Frederick
Stuart Greene at Rennsalerville, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles Keene of Washington
is spending this week with Maj. and
Mrs. Austin Mcdonnell.
Mrs. Waddy B. Wood Is spending
few days in New York with her
daughter, Miss Virginia Wood, who
has studio there
Mrs. Robert Nelson entertained at
luncheon at her home near Warren
ton Wednesday,
Mrs. Wallace Harper Of Washington
is the guest of Judge and Mrs. B.
Richards Glascock for the week end
and holiday.
Miss Lena Payne returned today
to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Cox after spending a week in Wash
ington. accompanied by her sister,
Miss Golda Payne, who will spend
the week end here. Their sister, Miss
Nellie Payne. left this week with q
party for San Francisco to sail for
Yokohama to an educational con-
ference.
| Mr.. James Mallory Nash, son of
Mrs. Agnes Nash and the late Mr..
James Nash Of Warrenton. and q
student at the University OF North
Carolina, has sailed for England
where he will spend two months In
a bicycling trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rice Barrett
and Miss Rice Barrett will sail for
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News Notes
Of Residents
In Fairfax X
Mr.. Warren n. Wat.
son Returns From
Trail Conference.

- AIRFAx, Va. July 3-Mr. War
~ ren N. Watson returned Tues
day to Fairfax from Gatlinburg
Tenn. where he had attended
the eighth Appalachian Trail Confer
ence Mrs. Watson, accompanied by
their son, Neal Watson. and their
daughter. Priscilla Watson. left Mon
day for New York. where the son will
remain in camp during the Summer.
Mrs Watson and her daughter then
went to Duxbury, Mass. where Pris-
ella entered Camp Chappa Challa
for the remainder OF the Summer.
Mrs. c. Pembroke Petit has gone
to Vineland. N j., where on Thursday
she sang at the wedding Of Miss Isabel
Walker to Mr.. Nelson Spence OF Ashe-
Vile. N. c.
Mrs. Henry D. Ludwig Of Charlotte.
N c.. who has spent several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. James Rober-
deau Allison. in Fairfax. will be Joined
today by Mr. Ludwig, who will remain
for a week.
Mr.. ]. w. Birkett and his oldest
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Birkett. will
leave today to join Mrs Birkett and
their other children at Atlantic City.
N. j.. where they have spent fort
night.
Mrs. Wilbert T. Woodson has re-
turned to her home following a Today
stay in Richmond.
Miss Anne Hooe Rust entertained at
surprise party Tuesday evening in
honor of the birthday anniversary Of
Mr.. Mason Grove. Additional guests
were Miss Elizabeth Hunter OF Vienna
Miss Virginia Anne Henderson of
Chantilly. Miss Frances Snead OF Fork
Union. Miss Mary Flemming Bennett.
Miss Phyllis Richardson. Mr.. Charles
Pickett. jr: Mr.. Shield McCandlish
and Mr.. W. T. Woodson, jr. all Of
Fairfax: Mr. Berkley Gillespie Of Big
Stone Gap and Mr.. Harry Snead, jr.,
OF Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh b Marsh, whose
ningham, N. c., have returned from
their wedding trip and are living at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Marshall, near Fairfax Mrs. Marsh
is the former Miss Alice E. Crutch-
field
The Rev. and Mrs Herbert A. Dom
ovan and their two sons. Herbert
Donovan. jr. and Richard Donovan,
left Thursday for a months vaca-
ton at Onteora Park. in the Cats
kill Mountains.
DR.. Charles Rozier Larkin of the
physics department of Lehigh Uni
versity, who has spent q week with
friends in Charlottesville. arrived to-
day to spend the remainder of the
Summer with his brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Norvell Lar
kin.
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Bermuda July 8 to spend the rest Of
the month.
Mrs. Charles Mackall OF Washing
ton u spending the Summer with
her mother, Mrs j. H. C. Beverley, at
Selby, The Plains, Va.
Mr.. Blackwell Davis, who will re-
turn in the Fall to the v. P. I. as a
senior, is at the r. o. T. c. at Fort
Washington for six weeks. Mr.. Ran
dolph Charrington Of the v. M. L.
Is at Fort Hoyle for q R. o. T. c..
course
Mr.. F. D. Gaskins and Mr.. Carroll
Martin will spend the coming week
at Fairfax Hall, Waynesboro. Va,
where Summer School OF Masonry
Is in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Austin have
returned from their wedding journey
and are at their home on Green street,
Warrenton
Mr.. George McNeir, who has been
i'll at the home of his father Mr..
Burrows McNeir, has gone to Lake
Placid for the Summer.
Miss Constance Harrison of Belvoir
is visiting at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hamilton
and their children have returned from
visit to Colonial Beach. Mr. Thorn
as Hamilton of Pittsburgh is their
guest for the week end holiday
Mrs. Alexander S. Hamilton, r.,
entertained at tea Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. James Austin,
formerly Miss Drusilla Davis
Miss Edith Shelton has returned TO
her home In Richmond after a short
visit to Miss Epic Duncan at the home
of the Misses Gaskins.
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North Shore
Activities
of Summer
Mr.. Keith Merrill Re-
turns to the State
Department.

~ EVERLY. Mass, July 3.-Mr,
u Keith Merrill OF the State De.
partment has returned TO
IL Washington after q short stav
at Avalon, the Merrill Summer home
at Prides Crossing Mrs Merrill and
their children are here for the season
on the North Shore.
The Right Rev. and Mrs. Philip
Rhinelander of Washington are here
for the Summer at Dogbar, their Sum
mer home on Eastern Point, in
Gloucester.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark Of Wor-
cester have been visiting Mrs Adolph
A. Hoehling Of Chevy Chase at Rock
haven, her Summer home on Grape
vine road in Gloucester
The former United States Minister
to Czechoslovakia and Mrs. A. C.
Ratchesky have returned from a tour
OF Europe and are at their Beverly
Cove home off Ober street for the sea-
son on the North Shore.
The outing class which Mrs Henry
Cabot Lodge, jr, wife Of the junior
Senator from Massachusetts, has or
ganized is popular with the friends
OF her sons, George Lodge and Henry
Lodge. These classes. which have been
carried on for several seasons, are held
at the Lodge estate. which fronts the
ocean. There is swimming. games
and sports and usually picnic lunch.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
B. WlgelesWorth are at Ingleside. their
Summer home at Old Neck, Manches-
ter. Representative WigglesWorth will
as Congress adjourns
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Havdock ot
Hewlett, Long Island, are at their In.
dian Ridge home, on Argilla road, in
Ipswich, for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wadsvorth
and their family of Pelham Manor,
N. Y, have opened their Magnolia
cottage for the season. and will be
among the late stayers on the North
Shore
The Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs T. jefferson Cool
idee have arrived at their Coolidge
Point home in Magnolia for the Sum-
mer.
Mr., and Mrs. Philips Stockton Of the
Manchester colony have gone to their
cottage at Westport. N. Y, where thew
will spend the month of July. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams. lr., will
occupy the Stockton cottage during
their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Eliot Of
Washington are at the Robinson cot
tage, on Argilla road. Ipswich. They
are newcomers to the North Shore.
and plan to be at Ipswich through the
late season
Mr.. and Mrs, c. Groverman Ellis Of
Chicago and their family have opened
klllyoracken. their Summer home on
Eastern Point. at Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs, William A. Robinson
are spending the Summer with Mrs.
Richard T. Crane. jr of Chicago at
her Summer home on Castle Hill IN
Ipswich.
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News of Residents
In SLIGO Park Hills
Harris -E,Ding Photo.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nilsson will
July Is and make their future home
in Oberlin, Ohio. where Mr.. Nilsson
will resume his position as professor
OF economics at Oberlin University
Their children. Arthur Nilsson and
Una Nilsson, will go to Camp Kewan-
see. in the Shenandoah Valley. Va,
until September l. when Mr. and Mrs.
Nilsson will leave Washington per-
manently.
Mr.. o. D. Field, sr. and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Connie Cooksey. have visit
ing them for month Mrs. Cooksey's
sister, Mrs julius Wall, and her
daughter Betty Juliene OF Elberton,
Ga.
Mr.. F. c. Bishop will return to his
home Thursday from an extended trip
to the Pacific Coast for the Bureau Of
Entomology.
Mr.. and Mrs Tallman w. Peel left
by motor Wednesday for Barre, Vt,
where they will visit Mrs Peel's
mother, Mrs. j. J. Dashner, for four
or five days. They will 60 to Woods
Hole. a resort on the Massachusetts
coast. for the remainder of their two
| weeks vacation.
Mr.. Richard B. Clark. q sophomore
at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio,
returned Tuesday to spend the Sum-
mer with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Clark of Midhurst road.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden H. Emery and
Mrs. Vernon Emery have as their
house guest over the holiday week end
Mr.. Ralph Kessler of Oberlin, Ohio, a
Summer student at Johns Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harrison and
their two children of Chevy Chase
Md, have moved into the former resi-
dence Of DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley
In Saratoga avenue.
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Travelling Shows Popular.

Theatrical performances are being
given in remote villages of Germany
by companies travelling in motor
trucks, with stages mounted on trail
ers.
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The bridegroom, was one OF the brides

the bridegroom, was one Of the brides
maids.
Comdr. and Mrs. Greenman, who
have had several tours of duty in An
napolis. are now living at Santa Mon
lea. Calf. They came East for the
wedding and will spend . month At
Watertown, N. Y, before returning to
the West Coast. Mr.. Pierce Green
man Is = former midshipman.
Miss June Lockwood Strohm and
the Misses Mary and Virginia Morris
are spending the week in New York at
the President Hotel
Mrs. Sterrett Cuttings left Monday
to spend month with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Brooke at their
home In Tryon, N. c.
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BOONE FAMILY MEETS
WITH PIONEERS ORDER
Joint Convention Opened Here
Groups to Dedicate Memorial
Elm Tuesday.

A Joint convention of the American
Order Of Pioneers and the Boone Fam.
lily Association opened today with reg
istration at the Washington Hotel ane
= sight-seeing trip, including visi
to the Boy Scout jamboree camp
The annual banquet will be hele
tomorrow, with Representative c. J
Bell OF Missouri as the principa
SPEAKER. Tuesday the organiza ton!
jointly will dedicate a memorial elm
south Of the Sylvan Theater on thu
Monument Grounds Addresses viii
b made by Senators Logan of Ken.
lucky and Minton of Indiana.
The dedication will be made by vii.
ham Boone Douglass.
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visit to Washington Miss
Betsy Charrington, who had spent two
months in Florida with her cousin,
Mrs. Stanley Reeve. joined her father
in Washington and returned with
him.
Mr. and Mrs Clark Baldwin will
give a Fourth Of July party at Belle
| vue.
Mr. and Mrs. George B Sloane have
closed their country place, Whitehall
Farm, near Warrenton. and have gone
to Southampton, Long Island, for the
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Taylor Of At
lanta, Ga, are the guests of their
son n-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening
at Nordix Farm.
Mrs. Barton Doudge entertained al
bridge and tea Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri De
Heller.
Miss Susie NJ. Gaskins has returned
from Front Royal, Va, where she
spent few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Barnewall went
to Maine this week to take their son
Gordon Barnewall, to Camp Passacon.
away, near Waterford, for the Sum-
mer.
Jackie Somerville, who has been ir
| Warrenton for several weeks, left Fri.
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Somerville for Camp Red Cloud
on Silver Lake, N. Y, where they will
spend the Summer.
Mrs. John Chauncey Williams ant
her daughters. Miss Betty William,
and Miss Anne Williams, left Thurs.
day to spend some time in Maine.
Miss Josephine Spilman and Mis-
Victoria Gray left this week for Con.
shohocken, Pa.
Miss Lucy Will is spending a weel
at Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Groome are 81
Rehoboth Beach for short visit.
Mrs. r. A. Libbey returned today
to her home in Darien, Conn, aftel
spending some time with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas B. Glascock.
Mrs william Carter Robertson o
New York is spending some time a
the home Of her mother, Mrs. H
Chamberlain, on Winchester street
Warrenton.
Mrs. r. n. Turner Of Montrose
The Plains, Is visiting her son ia
Evening star., 1937-07-04
LOGAN APPOINTED
Becomes National Executive Rep
resentative of T, w. A, Here.

A. Martin Logan, formerly Phila-
delphia manager of General Air Ex-
press, division of Transcontinental Il
Western Air, Inc. has been appointed
national executive representative Of
T. w. A. with headquarters at Wash
ington.
Logan is a national delegate of the
National Aeronautic Association. In
1880 he organized Great Atlantic Air
ways in New York City, and from
1882 to 1884 he was business manager
for Comdr. Paul Mcneil, who invented
the infra-red "fog eye" which later
was sold to the British admiralty.
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Leather Is Banned.

Germany has banned the use Of
leather for trunks. suit cases. camera
cases. ladies' bags and seat covering
for automobiles.
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The British government will Ap-
point q committee to investigate rents
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Warrent0n News Notes
Mr.. Arthur M. R. Charrington and Miss
Betsy Charrington Return.

w YARRENTON. Va, July g.
n Mr.. Arthur NJ r. Char
" v rineton has returned from
vjeit IN Wa ebipotoy, Aiee
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Bride Elect
DinnerGueSt
At Takoma
Miss Enid Smith and
Mr.. c.. w. Newton
Entertained.

KR. AND MRS. ERNST W,
M SPINK entertained at din
ner party for eight Wednes-
4 day night in honor of Miss
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~ EVERLY. Mass, July 3-Mr,
u Keith Merrill Of the State De.
partment has returned to
- Washington after a short stav
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
MRS. MCCORMICK
ENTERTAINS TODAY
FOR MRS. BOWEN

Mrs. John Mccormick was hos
tess this afternoon at a luncheon
in honor Of Mrs. James E. Bowen
of Bellingham, Wash, who is visit
ing in Juneau with her mother,
Mrs Frcl Jonas.
Invited to be present at the affair
this afternoon were Mrs. Anna
Webster, Mrs Minnie Hurley, Mrs.
Mabel Blank, HRS. Ralph Martin,
Mrs. Ray c. Day, Mrs. Guy Nc
Naughton, Mrs ice Williams. Mrs.
]. w. LEVERS, Mrs. Fred Jonas and
the honoree. Autumn flowers were
used in decoration for the occas-
ion.
Mrs. Bowen, who attended Jul
neau schools years ago, is making
her first visit to the Capital City
in Is years. She plans to remain
here until next month.
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Petty Rackets Worked,
Crashing Customs Gates


through the customs lineup she
trembled in fear that an inspector
would snatch open her coat and
see the stockings dangling from the
arm-holes. They had total value
of So, SO that she could have car
ried through a whole fist full OF
silk stockings in clear view of the
inspector without need of a soli-
tary shiver.
Many a story is heard of lads
visiting in Canada during the balmy
days of prohibition who hastily guz-
zled a quart of raw whisky-be-
cause fear seized them, as they APP
preached the border, that customs
officials would discover their at
tempt to bring it into the United
States.
But we are told it is practically
no fun at all any more to tuck a
quart under the belt and try to
crash the customs gates, for the
duty is only Is cents or so on most.
No doubt the customs service
welcomes these little tips, and If
other such duty lodges are referred
to us, we will be glad to pass them
along.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET ON FRIDAY

Members of the First Presbyterian
Church Missionary Society will hold
their regular bi-monthly meeting
on Friday at the church, with Mrs.
Rowena Hayes, president, presiding
over the business session.
AT the meeting a devotional hour
will be held with Mrs. James Goun-
EFT in charge, following which dis
cussion of what Are National
Missions of the Pres byt e + ian
Church." will be made by Mrs. Ruth
Hayes. Mrs. Clara Sewers will
speak on Alaska Missions" Past
and Present"
Mrs. Jake Cropley will be hos
tess for the meeting.
Among events on the Society pro-
gram is rurnmage sale scheduled
to be held on october 26.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
Jean Arthur Is
Cast in Comedy
Now at Capitol
More Than a Secretary
Popular Columbia Film,
Begins This Evening

Rioutous fun and sophisticated
comedy characterize the newest,
smartest, and one of the most thor
oughly amusing pictures of the year.
1t is Columbia's More Than A Sec
retary,D starring Jean Arthur and
George Brent, which begins tonight
at the Capitol Theatre.
The story by Ethel Hill and Al
bert Handel, adapted by Dale Van
Every and Lynn Starting, is clever
tale based on the premise that in
the spring a young womans fancy
also lightly turns to thoughts of
love. The dialogue is brilliant and
splendidly timed. The pace of the
picture is as breezy and refresh
ing as a March wind The direction
by Alfred E. Green is def. 1t is
loaded with laughs, and the comedy
is interblended with a romance just
appealing enough to be heart-touch-
ing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
Eskimo Can't
Dance with
Girl Friend

POINT BARROW, Alaska, Oct. 90
The opposite sexes do not dance
together in native Eskimo dances
Another custom is that only rela-
tives may dance at one time and
each participant dances by himself
The floor" on occasions during
the short Arctic summer, when such
celebrations are held outdoors, may
be pieces of walrus skin sewed to-
gether and laid on the sand. The
musical instrument is something
like the top of drum, made from
the lining of whales stomach.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
Sinclair Lewis
First Boss Quits

CALDWELL, Idaho, Oct. 20. =
+. H. Michaelson, who gave Sinclair
Lewis-now famous novelist - his
first job as a cub reporter on the
Sank Center, Mimi, Avalanche
some thirty years ago, retired today
after forty-two years in the news
paper business.
He and his partner, Adam Hyde
World War veteran and former
president of the Idaho State Editor
ial Association, announced the sale
of the Caldwell News-Tribune to a
corporation headed by j. T. La
Fond, former manager of the Free
Press at Nampa.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
REPLACEMENTS
NOW IN ORDER,
MOVIE CIRCLES
Feud Fosterers Get Busy in
Hollywood - Something
About Legs of Stars
BY ROBIN COONs

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct. 20. -
It'll be into the trenches by Christ
mas" for several Hollywood pairs
if the feud-fosterers have their way.
There are several skirmishes ca
pable of bursting out any minute
now. Just read the requirements
on current pictures. Marie Wilson
was to have played Boy Meets
Girl" but the studio revoked Joan
Blon-ell's suspension and called
her back for the part. Anita Louise
was to have been Maid Marian in
Enrol Flynn's Robin Hood but Oh
ivia de Haviland became available
in time. Things like that are hard
to take, but don't necessarily lead
to feuds-because it takes two to
make a feud
The other day, for instance, Oh
ivia was being very friendly with
Anita Louise. If Anita seemed a bit
cold about it, it may have been the
weather. (Hollywood's Indian sum-
mer).
A Confidential Memo
It's more to know mat imagination
is not dead in Hollywood. Take
these several items just received
from the RKO Radio publicity boys,
neatly typed on one page: Ann Sou
then's granddaddy sends her rare
old brass bedwarmer, a baby colt
arrived at Barbara Stanwycks sta
bles, Joe Penner is going to immor-
taliize Goo-Goo's web-prints ON the
cement of his badmintOn court Ann
Shirley gets a 2o0-year-old tea set
from a fan, etc.
And, at the bottom of the sheet,
this confidential memo to the pub
licity chief from the author: "All
but the Sothern item of this group
is made up"
Skirts Are Always Long
The style designers of Hollywood
are red in the face They're en-
barrassed at the way women's skirts
in New York and Paris designs
are going up. And they can't do
much about it eiether They have
to go on making trailing evening
gowns for the stars, and to ignore
what's going on in the other fash
ion worlds-if they admit any 9TH
er.
The reason, if one must be SO
rude as to inquire, is that SO many
of Hollywood's "best-dressed" stars
lack the proper underpinning for
the display of calves. Being stars,
they must be protected, and the
protection process involves fash
Joining long dresses also for the
other girls who really have nice legs
but must hide them for the sake of
the stars they support!
W. c. Fields hands are soft as
Baby LeRoy's used to be-and by
the way, what's happened to Baby
Leroy?
George Hayes will never again ac-
Icept a lole on Friday the 18th!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
SURPRISE SHOWER
GIVEN TODAY FOR
MRS. GEORGE SHAW

Close to two dozen guests were as
sembled today at the home of Mrs.
Walter G. Hellan for a surprise
luncheon shower honoring Mrs.
George Shaw.
Gay Halloween decorations in
orange and black provided color
full setting for the affair, at which
the honoree WIS presented num-
Der of lovely gifts.
Invited to be present for the at
ternoon were Mrs. William T. Ma
honey, Mrs. Della Dull Mrs Rosina
Schmidt, Mrs. K. K. Kyler, Mrs. J
Cashen. Mrs. E. C. Heron, Mrs. T
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
ATLIN, TULSEQUAH
MAN AT HOSPITAL;
FRIENDS MAY CALI

Dan Naphan, who was admitted
to st. AIMS Hospital recently for
treatment of an injured knee, is
resting comfortably at the hospital
and will be able to see friends who
wish TO call.
Mr.. Naphan lived at Atlin before
taking a position at the Polaris-
Taku mine, this fall, and he is look
ing forward to seeing many Atlin
friends now in Juneau.
In a short time he plans to send
for his dog team at Atlin, and will
have it brought here by Pilot l..
F. Barr, Alaska Air Transport pilot.
The team will be put to frequent
use at Polaris-Taku, and Naphan is
looking forward to his return there.
SAVE THE DATE
D.F.D. Dance Saturday, Oct. %,
Douglas Nat. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
"OnCe a Doctor"
Is Feature Film
Now at Coliseum
Jean Muir, Donald Woods
Have Leading Parts
in Screen Hit

"Once a Doctor" First National
picture, featuring Jean Muir and
Donald Woods concludes its show
ing at the Coliseum tonight,
An entirely new and different
Jean Muir is seen in "Once a Doc
tor" on the screen she has been
farmers daughter, a college girl,
socialite and the sort of girl
who wears flat heels. But that is
past history.
Jean evidently persuaded the stu
dio to let her turn on the person.
atty and to let her hair go back
to its natural reddish-brown tint.
She is now a ''brownette," sinuous
and slinkily clad.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-20
Addict RevertS
To Dope; Jailed

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 20.
Like the Old Man of the Noun
tain is the curse of dope.
Nick Cakes carried the curse on
his shoulders for many years. He
was sent to the federal narcotics
farm in Lexington, KY, in March,
1894, was cured" paroled.
But recently the curse rode again
on his shoulders as he faced revo-
cation of the parole, with addition
al charges that he made two sales
of morphine i'll San Francisco.
Complaints were taken out before
United States Commissioner Ernest
E. Williams