The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1927, Page 7

THI: DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, -DEC. 21, "7 ——, cho‘:sn to fill the more important DOUGLAS " NEWS | L] CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The * following program has peen arranged for the Community Christmas tree to be held jointiy tomorrow evening by the Com munity Sunday school, public school and Eagles, starting at th Liberty theatre and winding up * af the Fagles Hall. Pantomine a—Little Town of Bethlehem H.'S. Chorus. b—Duet—H. S. Girls. ¢—Three Wise Men. d4—Joy to the World—H Chorus. Holly Drill—5th and Girla. Toy Shop. Toys await Santa in their own way. Santa’s Boys—1st Grade. ‘Wynken, Blyken and Nod. Finale—Chorus of entire school f ——e NUGGET OHAPTFR ELECTS S 6th Grade The agnual election of officers was held by the Nugget Chaptcr No. 2, Order of Eastern Star last evening when the following were m Matro Patro Matro Spain, Worthy | Robert Fraser, Worthy Una Crowe, Associate Flora Kirkham, Secretary; Mary A. Edmiston, Treasurer; Bertha Gootz, Conduct Katherine Swindl Associate Conductrass. and K Crowe, Trustee ‘for three - NO FINER SWEETS for an Xmas gife than - Rogers “hocolates; rted sizes of holi- day pack: fresiv and delicious, \t"Guy’s Drug Store. (Adv.) R e “WOMANHANDLED" AT LIBERTY TONIGHT Because the New York City the great open s (Richard Dix), s to his uncle’s ‘anch in Texas to learn to be Arriving, however, he finds that all the Kit Carsons and Davy Crocketts have died many years 1go and the few remaining In- dians are all engaged in the prof- s Of selling factory to gullible tourists trans-continental railrcad sta- tions. Instead of rounding up the ear tle with horses, the cowboys have found it far more economical to use flivvers. Rather than disap- point the girl he loves, Bill sends girl Le loves ‘n admires men of 28, Bill Danu, Jeftf to Preach Creed of Bong for Youths Jeffries, former heay close-up showing how mj: ng to spread docmnc mmuunnl Nowysres) ! BY JACK Y. KEENE | [} i Tiiustrated News Sports. Bditor tional 4 Y k (I-I-N m Jeffries has *' th:rt h(e woul)d fglilowj the footsteps’of Billy Sunday and '%,hnd. i an evangelist, uf I'm oing to be a preacher, just the same,” ul ofi ex-heavyweight champion. w -)M & preacher of religion—but prencher of the doctrine of clean and exercise, :Mnluhrudundlom ndh!.lwnutho tbalr boylufluua utol the ye;)rl have chm athlétics and clean livia ea l jministered a kayo to says the bocom healthy and m! t ks Jor e rort of (e, World:: '.l‘lu grizzled vurtlor was asked vh;t-‘hl- l::l!:l‘ are. T&v.y’ -.r:. brief m| : *%5" Exerclse 1y. [ 32.PIECE Dinner Set PAR!S OF FERS SOMETHING NEW IN WAY OF TUNlCS glowing accounts of his conquests against entire tribes of Indians and hordes of bad men. To cover his guilt, Dana organ- izes the ranch hands and teaches them to ride horses—a feat they have long ‘forgotten. Then the fun begins. it is all in “Womanhandled” at| the Liberty tomight. ———————— DOCUMENTS IN MEXICAN CASE NOT GENUINE Newspa perman Testifies Before Committee of the Senate * WASHINGTON, Dee. 21 guel Avila, procurer of th» docu- ments published by the Hearst newspapers, purporting to show | the creation of a Mexican runl for four United States Semaiors.| WHere are some new Parisian creations that seem destined to catch the fancy of the smartly dressed American | was yesterday ”, | [woman. Left: A formal dinner jumper in white georgette, richly embroidered in pailettes, combined with ! Special Senate Inves lack velvet. Center: Ivory taffelas and gold lace in a pretly combination, choice of Poiret for brown velvet mittee, by Robert Murray, | Mailleur, Right: Islam mandarin lines adapted for green lame tunic with appligue of red and green georgelts newspaperman in Mexico, as a| ‘and band embroidery. professional peddler of Mexiion | & documents. i &Y Murray said Avila told him' Le ment and to show particularly a)sands. offered to sell the Chicago Tui-|hostile attitude by Mexico toward|more * bune last Spring, documcn’s ' the Uniled States. which had been “made up” hy Joseph DeCourcey, former corre- spondent in Mexico City for the New York Times, who was de- ported from Mexico some montis ago. Murray, who was correspondent for several years for the New York World, made it clear he and DeCourcey were not friendly, and declared that the “air in Mexico last Spring was filled with docu- ments.” Murray informed the committee it was his understanding that the American Emb had been a “generous purchaser” of docu ments purporting to come from the files of the Mexican gover: Mi- Cnternationa] Illustrated News) threaten to hang Dance to the music please” as a pro It has less “turns alking” than its cal placa ‘llrwlw':-s. r. The slow, lulling being ved, — rhythm remains, but the dancer test. Gennan Dance Floors ‘(q"u:xm];v;gur in danger of )»m-nm-! To Be R“]ed by wahl Now 3t &l t0 Ma orohestrs ‘to ) Epluy in the correct tempo, and' The I | to the dancing public not to dance | sionary ¢ will meet at the [the Black Bottom or Tango to)home 1 0. A. Stillman to waltz music. Otherwise the danc-' morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. and ing maste D g MISSIONARY GOCIETY MEETS BERLIN, pytorian Ladies’ Mis seas new according to Union of German llu‘ 21--The wint nce is the waltz, e decree of the Dancing Muy [ RSP SIS —— "witz ]} PLUMBING HEATING REPAIRING waltz If your pipes are frozen, or you are in need of any kind of Plumbing or Heating you will profit by calling STEVE STANWORTH At your service at any hour. “Let me tell you what your job will vest” Phone 505 Shop 21.1, rear Harris Hardware Co. XMAS GIFTS for the home or dances still the repertoire, but th the thing, topping the : Bottom and a 1 the Yale and the nual congr of the Masters the “Modern | ' won the A]anwo of thou- | TONIGHT RICHARD DIX WOMANHANDLED Sweet Daddy Dix! How he hands out the golden laughter in this great comedy! A Picture You Want to See The Wmdow Dummy HHHIH D THGRIHHI I RTINS S pecidl Holiday Sale MIRRORS 25 PER CENT OFF WW““”“”I“”“""I'"I ° ‘A ComedyFull’ of Laughs Mo:e fun than a bushel of monkeys vioeo with looking glasses! NEWS OPENS THE SHOW 10, 20 and 40 cents LT U Place orders early for LT T T | St g Lights o’ Juneau Gift Suddestions Rugs Dishes End Tables Coasters Tricycles Rocking Chairs Pyrex Ware Smcking Staads Child’s lulluluu- Davenports dridge Lamps Cutlery Pereolators Salt and Pepper Sets Our store will be open until 9:00 P. M. Christmas Week THE Thomas Hardware Co. — PEERLESS FRUIT CAKE For the Holidays In the making of Peerless Fruit Cake nothing but the best fruits, nuts, butter, eggs and other ingredients are used —all perfectly blended to produce the most delicious .cake you ever tasted. Whether for your own use or as a holiday remembrance to your friends Peerless Fruit Cake is ideal. \ We have a large assortment of other cakes and pastry for the holidays. Better place your order early to avoid disappointment. “QUALITY FIRST, LAST AND ALL THE TIME” Peerless Bakery 127 Front Strect Telephone 222 SAY DAD! Santa left a big Atlantic Flyer at the JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE Gee pop, I sure am going in to order one for Christmas, so's I ken fly it in the air; got wings n-everything. You just step in and see ’em, and leave the order there. Oh, Boy! DON'T FORGET THE HUB IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF ALL KINDS At reasonable prices to fit your purse. Come and get your Calendar and Shopping Bag Free The Hub Clothing Store FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY FOR THE CHRISTMAS DINNER Eastern. and Olympia Oysters Turkeys The most attractive picture ever made Roasters Hens Fryers Broilers Shrimp Meat WINTER & POND CO. ———————————— Clrub Meat - 25 Per Cent Off On All F loor and Table Lamps SUPER EXTRA VALUES—th Prices $3.50, $6.00, $9.75, $10.75 NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE A SELECTION AND LAY IT ASIDE - FOR THAT CHRIsmAs GIFT L APPLIAMCL'& MAKE BEMHFUL, USEFUL _ AND LASTIW*QHRISTMAS GIFTS WITH NANAIMO WELLINGTON COAL NANAIMO is the cream of Wellington Coals and a trial ton will convince you that it is intensely hot and long-lasting. : Order from your dealer Pacific Coast Caal €o. PHONE 413 ¢ C. D. FERGUSON, Agt.