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LOCAL NEWS
The Polarites, one of the first
social and athletic organizations to
be formed in Nome following the
fire in September, is planning on
some outdoor sports from now on.
They expect to have their full mem
bership in attendance for a big ski
ing party to start from the home of
President Frank Whaley and wife,
at 1 pm Sunday, tomorrow, provid
ing of course that the weather is
encouraging
The Grand Jury bro't in 3 true bills
this morning, indicting Lawrence
Carson on two counts, adultery and
fornication; Catherine Amarok in
dicted on a charge of fornication;
and Hob Larson, indicted on a
charge of larceny of reindeer.
The date and time for pleading of
Lawrence Carson and Bob Larson,
was set for Monday, March 18th,
10 am. The time for pleading of
Catherine Amarok has been tempor
arily postponed.
This makes a total of eight true
bills brought in by the Grand Jury
since they began work.
Attorney Leroy M. Sullivan is re
presenting Thomas Ulegak, Law
rence Carson and Bob Larson, de
fendants in separate actions.
Monday morning is to be a busy
day in the District Court, with 10
o'clock set for the pleadings of sev
eral defendants in federal actions.
The petit jury drawn two weeks
ago, is to report at 11 o’clock Mon
day morning.
The following news of the mar
riage of Chas. F Rice, formerly of
Nome and Mrs. Ada Brownell Men
gler of Palo Alto, and a sister of
Mayor Brownell of Seward, Alaska,
was contained in an issue of the
Seward Gateway, under date of Feb
ruary 23rd. Following is a clipping
from the Gateway regarding the
marriage:
Following a whirlwind courtship
aboard the SS Yukon where they
met for the first time, Mrs Ada.
Brownell Mengler, of Palo Alto, and
Charles Freeman Rice, former mayor
of Nome and at present a heavy
mine owner of that section, were
married at the Fairmount Hotel, San
Francisco, on January 29.
There were 50 guests present to
congratulate and wish the couple
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all happiness.
Mrs. Rice had been on a visit to
Seward with her mother, Mrs.
Brownell and brother, Mayor D C
Brownell, and when leaving for the
south had no thought of marriage.
Neither had Mr Rice, but they en
tertained different ideas following
their first meeting on board the ship.
Mr. Rice was mayor of Nome for
several terms and holds interests in
various mining properties there that
keep him in the North most of the
year. He is returning to Alaska in
June, going to Nome via Seward
Mrs. Rice will not make the trip
at that time, her California inter
ests demanding her attention
Not long before coming to Seward
Mrs. Rice had returned from a tour
of Europe, and in other years lec
tured, studied and carried on in bus
iness in the Orient. She has been
twice a Seward visitor, the first
time 22 years ago.
Federated Church
Norman McCay, Pastor
11 a m. Sunday School.
7:40 pm Worship: A Lenten med
itation: “Faith Is Vision Plus Valor.”
Solo by Mr. LeRoy Swenson
Friends, — Multitudes of our fel
low believers in Christ are uniting
in The Fellowship of Prayer during
this Lenten season, the forty days
preceding Easter, the festival of our
Savior’s resurrection. The selected
scripture for this week is as fol
lows:
Sunday — Creative Courage—Ec
clesiastes 11:1-6.
Monday — So I Never Lose Heart
11 Cor. 4:1-6
Tuesday — Eyes on the Unseen
II Cor. 4:11-18
Wednesday — But Not
II Cor. 4:7-12.
Thursday — Comfort Bringers
II Cor. 7:4-9 .
Friday — So That I Can Comfort
II Cor. 1:3-11
Saturday—Noblesse Oblige—Phil
ippians 1:21-30.
KNOWS ROLE HE
PLAYS IN FILM
AT FIRST HAND
Buck Jones plays the role of an in
trepid cavalry scout in Kansas dur
ing its wild days just after the end
of the Civil War in his latest Colum
bia starring picture, “Treason,” com
ing to the Dream Theatre tonight.
Actually Buck has seen service in
the United States Cavalry, serving
in the Philippines and participating
in numerous stirring engagements
against the insurgent Moros. This
was during Buck’s youth, when he
yearned for adventure and new
surroundings after spending years
riding the range in his native Okla
homa, in Texas, Wyoming and Mon
tana.
Later, during the World Whr,
Jones enlisted in the aviation corps,
and saw service in France with the
rank of sergeant.
“Treason” gives Jones one of the
most interesting and different char
acterizations he has had throughout
the remarkable career which has
lifted him to topmost rank among
the Western stars of the screen. He
is cast as Jeff Connors, a famous
scout, detailed to bring in, dead or
alive, a beautiful woman leader of a
band of guerrilla troops who have
been terrorizing Kansas. How he
makes good his assignment, only to
realize that he has caused the wo
man he loves to be sentenced to
hang, and how he resorts to heroic
measures to save her life, not only
makes splendid entertainment but al
so affords Jones an opportunity to
reveal his genuine acting ability.
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Liver and Tongues
At Polet’s
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
„ Office Indian Affs. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
C. C. TANNER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FEDERAL BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 7:30 P.M.
Dream Theatre
“ TREASON ”
WITH
CHARLES (Buck) JONES
A Vivid Story of a U. S. Army Scout
ALSO
“BRIDGE WIVES”
ADULTS .55 Cents—CHILDREN .25 Cents
two shows SUNDAY 7;13 AND 9 p M
TROUBLE IN PARADISE”
WITH
CHARLES RUGGLES KAY FRANCIS
MIRIAM HOPKINS
A COMEDY RIOT
ALSO
“FOR LOVE OF LUDWIG”
TWO SHOWS 7:13 AND 9 P.M.
ADULTS 55 Cents—CHILDREN 25 Cents
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