The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 13, 1937, Page 3

MURDER BEF[]RE Modern S(*vml 0:' 'The Shew Place of Juneau THEATRE | PRI TR ; YT ]n‘ h'mlex bhonfl Silent He Man Type in Mmal\ of Mancus including th and the “Anvil Ches- solving Evans as expert who assists in cture co-featur 1 detectiv Jlu new ter Mo Duncan Ren- rol N he cast include 3 aldo, Benita Hume, J R H. B. Warner, Katharine # «-how did it happen?...how s oty could happ@n in f;ont of \ 3 Mitchell and others 20,000 witnesses!! b el B g g MOONLIGHT festuing Chester MORRIS @ § i o Madge EVANS j o WiTH LEO CARRILLO ] e Frank McHUGH _ / [Rorea s of e sucoomsih i S Be Sa.HUME, P s e FFTY THOUSAND | WITNESS DEATH, DOPE PEDDLERS xt meeting of the Douglas The Court When Fish Fight Welf in Cheap Clothing Daily Alaska Empire News [Public Execution Take Place on Steps of Tem- ple of Heaven previously Women’s Club instead of - DOUGLAS 2 tone p anu 1 mentioned R R R hrough an error in this column, T Al 77 £ % L\I’/ ;; 5 SANDING STRE hal Dupre: ned to AND REBEKAHS INSTALLATION PEIPING, Chin: an. 13 estimated 50,000 today watched ti 5 execution of five narcotic peddiers S i . . The execution took place on the ion of otticers or Voting Only Begins e o s ol Suaxiotie: Tampls Pc-uhca! Campaign of Heaven and was the second public — > ion in China's narcotics cru- e in whic all Chinese caught be killed by rifle squads : AL when \owd out of| The Ozarks comprise w(m 3804 pared to hold the|000 square miles in Missou < {lahoma and Kansas. alf ODD FELLOW TO HOLD JOI? Annual ins Alaska Lodge and Northern Li ¢f Douglas, SERIAL QUEENS—THEN AND NOW ey've toned 'em down Today's blood and 1sed Lo be Elea (right) how t ia of 1916 th ught to hand ty” deft). r Edward Bowes ~ Democr of t Wa made public repor Daily Cross-word Puzzle MEETS NEXT WEEK January| 21 is the date set for ACROSS 1. Meager Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle . 6. Word of sorrow . Wound with a 0| vointed weapon . Beverage 15. Certain 6. Aperture - Star Laments Shortage of Plays . Regardful of others . Fresh-water ZND 0T MmN Mmoo -E porpoise Oriental commander Sow College officials Legal claim Light helmet tep luggish trong cloth mies Ol0IZImN\O|m| TMmoN\>E] . Canine animal Medicinal plant 39. Tardier . Assistant Lair 3. Seasoning partment 5. Two- w.l sloth herb . Place where provisions are sold . Fresh or modern . Equals . Russian coin 1. Mark left by a 52. Court crier's wound call 2. Genus of trees 54. Leaning to yielding a one side medicinal . Philippine native Kind of sail Mature than 6. Pilot DOWN 5. Animal Da . Rubber ring for sealing fruit jars . Dry and barren | Without sugar . Protection . Pertaining to 3 Bu.ng into a a)ll fiora 30, Frequently 31. Mottled ap. pearance in mahogany Not tight Levee River flowing into the of one's life . God of war Any monkey . Beol dis- ing moti . One of a tive tribe « New Guinea Kind of fruit 51. Tubes 33. Pronoun . Long bair on the necks . Precious stone railways: collog. 63. Rodent The shortage of good plays is the chief problem of the theater to- day despitc the fact that the legitimate drama is enjoying & marked wave of prosperity. 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