POLICE STM UNO
FIRE 11 DOLLED
IIP 01 CHIEF GUEST
Chief of Police Robert Guest is
about one of the busiest men in the
city. It is a certainty he is the busi
est city official. As a result of his
activities the police station and five
hall is gradually taking on many new
colors for the chief has been wielding
a wicked brush lately. Walls have
been painted, new partitions erected,
the hose room and a specially con
structed hot air room for the hose
built in, windows cleaned and last of
all. the fire truck now glistens like
a silver sheen. On the truck the
chief has used much elbow grease.
The ladders on the truck are resplen
dent in a new coat of paint as are oth
er portions of the truck. The hardest
task of all is the overhauling of the
hose which, it is stated, has been in
a terrible state, considering its cost
and newness. It’s a pleasure n6w to
walk in the fire hall for above all,
things reflects cleanliness.
GIRLS’ SECRETS HERS
Mary Hamilton, head of the New
York Ciiv policewomen, undoubtedly
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knows more about the pitfalls that i
lie in wait for the unsuspecting girls ,
than any other living person. She :
knows what is the magnetic lure
that draws girls to the nation’s me- ;
tropolis from al over the country, i
and she knows the dangers that en
compass them when they arrive.
Finding these girls and sending them
back to their sorrowing parents is j
one of the many big tasks included in
her daily duties.
It is principally through such cases j
that Mrs. Hamilton comes in con- '
tact With the police of hundreds of
town and cities throughout the Un
ited States. Taking her profession
of policewoman seriously, as would
be expected of one who had both
studied and practiced sociology be
fore assuming her present office, Mrs.
Hamilton keeps in the closest possi
ble touch with all police or court
■cases involving women throughout
Ths Alaska Railroad
TRAINS ARRIVE SEWARD
Wednesday and Saturday
At 7:00 P. M.
And On Sunday, at 2:15 P. M.
TRAINS DEPART SEWARD
Monday and Thursday
7:30 A. M.
And On Sunday at 8:00 A. M.
This new schedule becomes effective
Sunday, May 30, 1926.
i STUCCO WORK AND
j PLASTERING
! GERHARD JOHNSEN
i Phone Adams 60
i P. O. Box 1423
HOTEL BICE
F. I. Reed, Proprietor
Strictly Modern
Prices Reasonable
Steam Heat—Good Service
Bus meets all trains and boats.
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
the whole country. This experience
She insists discloses tihe fact that
New York is no more a lure for the
thousands of missing girls reported
annually than is any other center of
population.
In her opinion nothing can be done
to reduce nlnis swelling tide of er
rant girls until parents awake to
the fact they tbemse'lves are to
blame.
“Lilies of the streets.” which
comes to the Liberty theater to
night is called the “metropolitan
policewoman’s picture” because
the intensely drawtic 9Uott it miffla
is based upon art Ah. cases inci
dents. and siTnafiors v.-hicfc "Mrs
Hamilton appears it ow nf the
principal role?—a? herself.
The large cast, headed hr Tir
jjcrinia Lee Ooribir and lahar.ie
! Walker, both of *'iion: are prime le
; cal favorites, includes a morur oth
ers, such vei. i:norert popular play -
j ers as Peggy Kelly. Irma Harsteon
and Wheeier Oalrmar
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