AT THE DREAM
TUESDAY-And- WEDNESDAY
PARAMOUNT PICTURES PHHMPUT
THEIR BIG FAVORITE STAR
WALLACE 25ID
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Wally Reid
in
“THEHOUSE
OF SILENCE*
A guaranteed Paramotit
Star Attraction
Wally Ried one of the most popular movie stars, who was last
seen here in “RIM ROCK JONES” comes tonight in his latest
Paramount release. It's a mystery story brim full of the clev
erest of acting. When you see a Ried picture you can feel sure
of class AA Show. Make it a point to be there
On the same bill, another big Alaska travelogue
‘THE YUKON OF TODAY”
See our own Alaska as others see it. The best picture ever
taken of theN'orth.
Coning soon the big REX BEACH
play "THE BARRIER" in 9 reels
Positively Wonderful
NEW ARRIVALS OF
SPRING STYLES
Wonderfully beautiful are the
style creations we are displaying
for the Spring season, for every
figure and every purse
Hats on display by Mrs. Abercrombie
Old Hats Remodeled
Ketchikan Bazaar
D. BROWER, Prop. Phoone 20$
\
The HON MARCHE
Unloading Sale—Everything Reduced ;;
Men’s Suite regular $20.00 Now M.50
Men’s Suite regular $22.00 Now 318.00
Men's Suite regular $25.00 Now $20.00 J
AH Wool Mac. Coats, from $7.00 to $15.00 !
Men’s Pants from $2.50 to $6.00 !
Ladies White Dresses Values to $10.00 now $9.75 !
LaiBes Winter Coats regular $15.00 now $9.50 -
LetSee Skirt*, values to $7.00 now $6.80 !
Ladies Silk Dresses, regular $15.00 now $740 <
Ladles Suite, regular $15.00 now $8.30 <
Ladies ^ool Serge Suits regular $25 - §50 how fl&58 ;;
Lsdies Fall Hats almest half price. All beys’ stfltfe ;
and overcoats reduced. <
LOUTS HANSON Proprietor <’
REX BEACH'S BIG STORY
“THE BARRIER” HERE SOON
Advices from Seattle bring the
good news that the big Rex Beach
story "THE BARRIER” is on it’s way
up here end will be shown at the
Dream soon after It’s arrival, a play
that ha* no equal. It's a jjine> reel
special and will commend a top rung
in the picture line, as it’s one of the
plays that deals with the life in the
great north as it really is. Watch
the papers for the date. Tonight Wal
lace Reid will be been in his newest
Paemount Star Picture. "THE
HOUSE OF SILENCE” Every one
is familiar with Waltys great acting,
so you are assured of the best to
night, along with this we are offering
another one of the Burton Holmes
ALASKA TRAVELS, called THE
KLONDIKE OF TODAY” It’s an oil
Paramount bill, which means over the
top. —Adv.
WANTED—A reliable woman or
girl to care for children evenings.
Phone 107. —Adv. tf.
Watch for Pershing's picture "LA
FAYETTE WE COME” that will
will make you glad you are an Ameri
can. At the LIBERTY Sunday and
Monday,
A. Greenbaum
Takes Location
Mr, A. Greenbaum, formerly of the
Parisian Cloak & Suit Shop, arrived
with a shipment of eyclusive models
In ladies dresses, suits and coats
which he wllj have on display in the
premises formerly occupied by Mr.
Joe Fennys. opposite the Customs
office. His prices are known all ov
er the territory as the most reason
able and hie goode are the best_Adv
WALKER ISMS
K
THE
ANTLEE
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HOT WATER BAG
is the finest quality awl best Ll*nm
Hut Water Bag in Ametfc*
it CANT LAEK”
hetaus« it is moulded entirely in n piett
guaranteed for two tears
but usually lasts much longer
This applies aLso to Fountain Syringes and all
other SANTLBEifc goods
$
HpiMMIHII
RIFFRAFF ARE III
CONTROL OF
SOVIETS
I
WASHINGTON_Violent practice
of the BolsheviKi. to maintain them-;
selves in power were recounted today
by witnesses at the Senate commitee’e
inquiry into lawless agitation in thia
country. Little definite evidence of;'
Bolshevist propaganda in the United '
States was presented, although one’!
witness. Professor Ralph Dennis, ofjJ
Northwestern university, expressed be- <
lief that a well-organized propaganda !
system had been developed in this j ]
country. Another witness, Russel M.
Story, of the University of Illinois, re
cently returned from Russia as a Y. j!
M. C. A. worker, said hehad received:!
the impression that people in this1*
country have a "very active and hon-i!
est desire" to know about the Bolthe- !
viki system.
The committee will decide tomoMi
coy whether to call as witnesses J
Americans who have defended Bol- ]
shevism in speeches or published ar- <
tides. Louise a^sfieaker ^t <
a recent meeting in Washington at ^
which Bolshevism was explained,
asked Chairman Overman, of the com
mitteee. for an opportunity to be
heard.
Soviets Not Representatives
Robert Leonard, of St. Paul, a
former Y. M. C. O. secretary, who:
was imprisoned for six weeks by J
definite charge, told the committee the j
extraordinary commission for the sup'
pression of counter-revolution ordered!
the execution of hundreds of political]
opponents, including many social re-!
volutiioaries only a little less .radical ]
than themselves. 'Lenine and other
leaders, he said, were considered sin-!
cere, but they could not control Bol- i
shevist organizations throughout Rus-j
sian provinces.
Soviets, or communal councils, as
firs', organized under the Kerensky j
regime, said the witness, were fairly,
represetative. but soon the more edu-l
cated and conservative members were,
supplanted by "riffraff” under direc-!
tion of Bolshevik organization in the
large cities. Consequently, he said,:
the soviets now are not represent tive. i
He estimated that only little more than1
one-half of Russia new is under Bolshe i
vist rule. The witness said Lenine:
was generally trusted, but that Trotz
ky was feared because of suspicion
that he was plotting to get control of:
the army.
"Most people I met in Russia.”!
said Mr. Leonard, "wanted the allies
to come in and save them."
Both Sides Ferocious
When asked about Bolshevist propa
ganda in this country. Mr. Leonard
referred to a meeting of Russians
which he had attended ten days ago
in Minneapolis. A Russian at this:
meetig praised the Bolshevik system J
and sneered at the United States.1
while the audience applauded, he]
said.
I th nk some articles I have read
in The New Republic are as much'
one-sided a those which the so-call-:
capitalistic publications print," he
added, wrier, prssed for further evi-i
had
dences of Bolshevism which he
detected.
Mr. Storey, who left Russia last,
November after serving as a Y. M. C. ]
A. secretary, said he had seen terror
ism nactices by both Russ'an reds
end their opponents. ’’I cannot say]
that any ore group cf Russians are
any more ferocious than any other,
group," Mr. Storey said, “A great
many of the excesses and outrages in;
Russ'.a came from nervousness of un
t ained and ill-disciplined soldiers.”
Witnesses testified the Bolshevik
authorities denied isuance of an or
der providing for "nationalization of;
women," and claimed this report had;
been circulated by their enemies. Mr.
Leonard explained, however, that Bol-]
shevist theories oppose home life on
the ground that this does not give all
children a fair chance. Rearing ©f’
children in community homes, ha Mid,.
v,„ advocated instead.—New_Yerk
Times. . I
C L A S MEETING
The ladies of toe l l * o **iu
r-,eet on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Booze.
Wjn Cunt mg. the Critic say*,;
■•MORE TROUBLE" is the best com
edy ever screened LIBERTY, Thurh
day and Friday. Adv^
NEW ARRIVAL |
HERE TO STAY!
•*. **'
Mr. Joe McGihty has come to townj
and will be with the Ketchikan Meat:
Company for the season and will sell
choice pot roasts for 28c lb., Brte-!
cut cuts of Eeef for 25p lb., Shoulder (
Steak for 30c lb.. No. T Sugar Cured |
Hams for 40 c lb., Fresh Veal «»d Celfj
Liver: Chicken Tamales; Nice Fancyj
Eaten fop 5bt, none b etter. Lembj
— . •>%,i n,
'■ £
ATRE, Thursday and Friday.
At The GRAND
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MARCH IfU-ii
AJ.ADYS LESLIE
GLADYS LESLIE
. and
Edward Earle J
in
THE LITTLE
RUNAWAY"
What would you give to forget your troubles? To lose yoar
self in a maze of sunshine and laughter, to Hve one* again the
happy romance of youth. °.e the sparkling Irish story of spring
- time and love of a little Irish lass who makes her way all alone
to America to get back rents which an agent of Lord Kilkmea
had stolen and who returns to her native village the bride of his
lordship. The Irish village- the homes and home life of the pea
sants and lace making are most faithfully pictured.
A Pathe News and a good comedy completes the bill
Thur. & Fri. comes Baba Marie Osborne In“DADDY’e GIRL”
A specially arranged program for the family
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AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT"
Tt'ESDAY AND WEDNBS D TT
The House ol Hate
Iii Two Episodes— 11 and 12 .—
With
PEARL WHITE
Geratest of all serial stars is at her
best in these episodes if you like plenty
of excitement Pearl will give you all
you need in “Flashes in the Dark”
and “Haunts of Evil” two episodes
you can’t afford to miss
GAUMONT NEWS
Late current events, see the biggest welcome home to
t he biggest fleet’ THE l). S. BATTLE SQUADRON
“Lonesome Luke’s Honeymoon”
Come and see your old friend LUKE led to the alter
Yen'll laugh you'll roar you’ll scream
At this two reel comedy
"".. MUSIC BY -
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
lOe 20c 80«
Watch for FRANK KEEN AN in “MORE TROUBLE”
A big 5 reer comedy one of the biggest laugh feature
you have ever seen
The lightning: bolt that hit Broadway
Stock
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StrvLe
Arrival Of
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Dresses*
We received on the last boat an
assortment of the latest styles in
Ladies Dresses,
Ladies Suits and
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7 Ladies Spring Coats,
and another assortment of Millinery.
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