CHANGE IN SHOW AT
LIBERT! TONIGHT
"EMBLEMS OF LOVE” WILL BE
EXHIBITED TO PATRONS
THIS EVENING
A wonderful tribute was paid the
photoplay ‘‘Emblems of Love” by Sec- i
retary of Labor. James J. Davis. This
splendid friend of America’s child
hood was deeply moved upon witnes
sing one of the presentations of this
photodrama and immediately thereaf- j
ter wrote these lines:
‘‘There is a happy thought in “Em j
blems of Love” for every man, wo- |
I
man and child. I urge every right ;
thinking American to make it his
duty to see it. It is a mighty hu
man document, a treatise on the
lives of plain people—that element
which is the backbone of our great
democracy.
“I am happy that the producers
have been able to interpret on the
screen -with such superb realism
and in a manner so tremendously
interesting, a theme which lies so
close to my heart.”
(Signed) JAMES J. DAVIS
It would seem futile to seek to add
to the words of the distinguished Cab
inet official. “Emblems of Love” is
said to be akin in theme and charac
terization and in its emotional appeal
to “Over The Hill” and “The Old
Nest,” lovable, wholesome pictures
-which have caused many a heart
throb, and its principal roles are
played by a distinguished cast which
includes Jane Jennings, Jack Drum
mier, Jane Thomas, Grace Cunard,
Charles Delaney, Bernard Siegel and
others.
“Emblems of Love” will be present
ed tonight at the Liberty theatre,
-where it will no doubt be accorded an
enthusiastic reception for there are
all too few pictures of its commend
able type in circulation.
BOSTON, Dec. 3. (IP)— A Federal
Grand Jury is investigating the rami
fications of a gambling pool that oper
ated throughout the eastern States
and which handled “staggering sums,”
in lotteries, baseball and clearing
house statistics.
FORMER SEWARD GIRL MARRIES
Miss Thelma Tallison, former young >
and popular high school girl of Sew
ard has been residing with her moth
er and sister in Tennessee for the
last two years, was married the fore
part of this month, according to let
Seattle Tee Cream at Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop. tf
ters received in this mail to Mr. Law
rence Smith. They are living in
Oneida, Tenn.
Ingersoll Watches, a full stock—
Guaranteed Watches—Schallerer's Al
aska Shop.
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EUGENE PRINCIPAL
EUGENE, Or©., Dec. 3. (^—War
fare between students of Eugene high
school and their principal, J. G. Swan
flared anew at an assembly, when a
bucket of whitewash set overhead,
was tipped over and drenched the
teacher during his morning talk. The
teacher and students have been at
outs over an argument about the
football team.
WOMAN CENTENARIAN’S VIEWS
BELFAST, Dec. 3. (JP)—Jane Mc
Kee, Ulster’s latest centenarian, en
tertained 200 persons on her 100th
birthday but disappeared before the
evening was over. She was found out
in the garden shooting fire crackers, i
She told her friends that whiskey
did no one any harm; that she is fond
of motoring but dislikes the cinema as
she is afraid the cowboy actors will
ride through the window, as she calls
the screen. She is the mother of ten
children but has never been attended
by a physician.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, VISITOR
Dell B. Johnson, who has been em
ployed on the Juneau Empire as a
linotype operator, was among the in
coming arrivals today on the S. S.
Yukon en route to Fairbanks where
he will work for the Fairbanks News
Miner, relieving Wm. Dorwin who is
leaving for the States to join his
family.
Mr. Johnson is also one of the Al
aska correspondents for the Seattle
Post-Intelligencer.
SCHALLERER’S ALASKA SHOP
For December only; for every $5.00
you spend you will have your choice
of any 8 x 10 Alaskan photo. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
Gateway is hard to excell. Write for
sample copy.
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SHOPPERS
Bee Vac. Elec, cleaners and attachments..$30.00
Electric Percolators.$5.00 to.30.00
Electric Irons .•.. 3.50
Electric Floor Lamps. 12.50
Auto Strop Razors...50
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