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\ A very strong play will be pre
sented to the public this evening,
with William Faversham, supported
by Jane Grey in "The Right Way,”
a five-act version of the popular
novel, written by Sir Gilbert Parker.
The story deals with a criminal
lawyer of great repute, who is dis
liked by his friends by reason of
his foppish and disdainful manner.
He wins a powerful case for a man
4_aceused of murder and when the
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criminal is freed, tells him to go
away—“you are guilty as hell.”
Kathleen Vantage, overcome by her
emotion over the stirring defense
he has made in the case, comes to
him, and he ignores her. While
secretly he knows that he does not
love her, he marries her, and even
tually becomes a habitual drunkard.
In a barroom fight he is knocked
senseless and thrown into the river,
his friends supposing him drowned.
The criminal he freed finds him
floating in the river and nurses him
back to life, finally departing with
him to a little village near Montreal.
The subsequent edventures, end
ing with his finding the girl that
he loves, as well as the several
dramatic incidents which are de
picted in this play, will make a
good evening’s enjoyment. Popular
prives will prevail, general admis
sion being 25 cents and reserved
! seats a quarter extra. The show will
commence at 8 o’clock.
A verdict in the Milwee case will
not be reported to the court until
Monday morning. The case is now
in the hands of the jury, but court
' is not in session today, nor will it
be tomorrow.
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SCHOOL ELEC1ION
SEE FOR TUESDAY
Three new directors will be chosen
by the voters of the Nenana school
district on Tuesday, and inasmuch
as the time for filing the names
of candidates with the clerk of the
school board expired on March 22, j
it safely may be stated at this time ,
that the names of but three candi
dates will appear on the official
ballots, that being the number of
filings officially recorded. The can
didates are Mrs. C. H. Hall, J. A.
Brevig and J. A. Slippern, all three
of whom are to be elected. Mr.
Brevig will succeed himself as a
member of the board and the other
; two candidates will succeed Carl
! Schmidt, whose term of office is ex
j piring and J. D. O’Neill, who has re
i signed. The board consists of five
j directors, the two hold-overs being
Mrs. M. J. Sweeney and Geo. W.
Pennington.
The townsite firehall, adjoining
i the townsite office, has been desig- ,
I nated as the polling place and the
! polls will be open from eight a. m.
! to seven p. m. The election judges
] recently named by the school board,
j are M. J. Cooney, Harry Davis and
| Joe Roberts.
According to an opinion rendered
| by United States Commissioner R.
. McDonald this week, at the request
I of Treasurer Pennington, of the
! school board, the qualifications of
: electors entitled to vote at a school
‘ election, held in a regularly incor
I porated school district, such as the
I Nenana School district, are as fol
lows: “All citizens of the United
i States, twenty-one years of age and
[ over, who are actual and bona fide
residents of Alaska, and who have
been such residents continuously
during the entire year immediately
preceding the elction, and who have
been such residents continuously for
thirty days next preceeding the
election in the precinct in which
they vote, shall be qualified to vote
' for school directors.
There are two laws relating to
school elections in Alaska. In in
. corporated towns, no residential
qualifications are required and per
; sons having taken out first papers
may vote at school elections. In
1 regularly incorporated school dis
i tricts outside of incorporated towns,
I full citizenship is required and vot
i ers must have resided in the district
thirty days and in the territory one
j year immediately preceding the
! election.
'EASTER SERVICES AT
ST. MARK’S MISSION
i Special Easter services will be held
at St. Mark’s mission tomorrow,
| morning and evening. The public is
! especially invited to attend the
morning service, commencing at 11
' o’clock, for which a musical program
! has been prepared.
! Today in Seward Day, and also
| Holy Saturday, the day before
: Easter.
TIME WILL CHANGE
—
; Instructions have been received at
i the local Signal Corps office to ad
j vance the time one hour, in accord
I ance with the provisions of the new
daylight saving bill, recently enact
j ed by congress. The change wi/ be
made at two o’clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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TONIGHT
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" B. A. ROLFE PRESENTS THE DISTINGUISHED ACTOR
Mr. William Faversham
SUPPORTED BY JANE GREY
IN A FIVE-ACT SCREEN VERSION OF THE POWERFUL PLAY
AND POPULAR NOVEL
The Right of
Way
SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 O’CLOCK
GENERAL ADMISSION 25c RESERVED SEATS 50c
SUNDAY NIGHT
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THE NIGHT THAT SOPHA GRADUATED
IN A ONE-ACT LAUGH PRODUCER
RATHE PRESENTS
Excuse Me
A PULLMAN CAR PLEASANTRY OF BIRTHS AND MIRTHS
IN FIVE ACTS OF THRILL AND LAUGHTER
By Rupert Hughes—Featuring George F. Marion, Supported By
| Robert Fische*-, Harrison Ford Vivian Blackburn and
A Rollicking Cast.
NOTE—This feature will keep you in a roar of laughter. There
are many thrills connected with it. Those who have read the
book pronounce it to be a story well worth seeing,
j NOTICE—Mr. E. L. Laughlin, one of the Four-Minute Men, will
address the audience tonight during the last intermission, on topics
in rega-d to the war.
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 O’CLOCK
GENERAL ADMISSION, 50c RESERVED SEATS, 75,.
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LABOR UNION 10
MEET INIS Eft
Association Will Hold Meeting For
Purpose of Electing A New
President.
There will be a meeting of the
members of the Nenana Labor union
| this evening for the purpose of
holding an election. President .1. D.
j O’Neill, is planning to leave for the
i Outside during the early spring and ,
; has offered his resignation.
Ben Estby and Frank Murray
were nominated at the last meeting
! of the union and will be voted upon
this evening. A full attendance of
GRACE (Presbyterian) CHURCH
j Morning Service
REV. ROBERT
JOSEPH D1VEN
D. D.
MINISTER
11 a. m.
* Sunday School .12 M.
' Evening Lecutre—“The People
and Their Government” 7:30 p.m.
members is urged, as the matters
to be considered are of a special
nature.
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