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PRESENT
The Magnifieicnt mid
'elebrated
“Mary Garden”
in
SPLENDID
SINNER”
Seenfor the 2nd time on any
screen the most celebrated
woman in the world, who
was last seen here in THAIS.
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for the man
drama of today; in the spirit of to
i’.dor of todya.
ill woman driven to the limit of de
r nor and stripping-herself of wealth
SEE IT -YOUR ONLY CHANCE.
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JACK I NKER BEAN.-It’s going to be
better thr Y> TOM.
COVY' ’ GEO. M. COHEN in “HIT THE
TRAIL ular Broadway S2.00 show.
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DREAM DOPE
Mary Garden, one of the most cele
brated and magnificent stars of the
stage will be seen at the Dream to
night in her second picture "THE
SPLENDID SINNER.” She was last
seen here in THAIS, The picture to
night is of modern times, and modern
class. This picture runs tonight Only
so make it a point to be there at eith
er the first or second show.
Jack Pickford is on the way in a
picture that is touted as even better
1 than HUCK AND TOM, so it will be
a winner, it5s called BUNKER BEAN.
Watch for it.
GEO M. COHEN. New York's own
George, is billed for a big show here
the latter part of the week, called
| "HIT THE TRAIL HOLLIDAY" It's
the best that George has ever pulled
irr the movies. You all remember him
in BROADWAY JONES. Watch for
: this Artcraft Special.
Chas. Ray is aloo on the hori20n in
PLAYING THE GAME Another typi
cal Ray picture.
But remember tonight Mary Garden.
First show at 7:30. Second show at
9:00. —Adv.
More than one hundred children
take part in the Patriotic Operetta
which will be given Friday evening at
Redman Hall. —Adv. 2t.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
ALASKA, Chatham Strait, Hawk
Inlet.—Hawk Ledge Buoy 3 changed
from 3d class can to 2d class iron
spar March 24th, 1919.
CHATHAM STRAIT, Hawk Inlet.—
Hawk Inlet East Shoal light temporar
ily discontinued March 24th, will be
replaced and relighted as soon as
practicable.
By direction o* the Commissioner of
i Lighthouses—W. C. DIBRELL, Supt
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New Soviet Idea
Is Class Hatred
(Continued from Pago three.)
cent, ibution Its keynote was co-oper
atlou then. When the Bolshevlkl got
control of the Soviet they eliminated
idea cf co-operation, entirely and sub
stituted for It the idea of domlna
*irn through class war. The simple
catchphrase of the Bolsheviki was ‘All'
the power to the Soviets!’
"The perversion by the Bolsheviki
of the Soviet is perhaps one of the
greatest of the Bolshevist crimes.
"The great question at the present
time, from our point of view, is
wnetner tne soviet still makes a
strong appeal to the Russian workmen
and peasants, or is discredited because
of the use the Bolsheviki have made
of it. What is the actual attitude now
of the Petrograd workingman, for ex
ample, toward the Soviet.
“The reports that we get front men
who have been there recently—not the
men who were there in the early
months of the Bolshevist power, but
men who were .there..last Summer and
in the Autumn—are-to the .effect that
the Soviet idea is now discredited. .1
personally, on the basis of reports
from sources which I could not Ignore
came around last July to the idea that
the Soviet was being discredited in
the minds of the peasants, and even
‘he workmen.”
“It is this idea, already discredited
among the masses of the Russian peo
ple, which, as Dr. Harper points out.
appears to be animating the work
men's and peasants' organizations in
Germany. And it is in the perversion;
of the Soviet principle, he adds, that
the Bolsheviki have both denied the
efficacy of the democratic ideal, and <
failed in what, the world was given to
understand, was their aim from the
breaming.
"The Bolsheviki have failed,” he
said "Many people in this country are
soft-hearted about them because it is
said that ‘they are helping the work
ingman.' Put They have failed, ac
cording to everything that I can find
out through the most careful study
and cross-examination, not at all be
cause they have not been able to elim-!
inate the bourgeosie. but because they
have not bettered the conditions of
the workmen and peasants. I belong
myself to what they would call the
bourgeosie, and I feel personally very
sorry for the bourgeosie. But the
great failure of the Bolsheviki is not'
concerned with the bourgeoisie: it is
concerned with the masses.
Denied Our Ideals
"In denying and discrediting the So
viet idea they have denied completely
what is our ideal—the ideal cf ro-op
eration. We believe that the different
classes can work together, that actual
co-operation is possible and practic
able. That is the end toward which
we work. The Bolshevik denies this
as a ‘bourgeois dream.’ He insists on
class hatred, class war, class rule—
wmcn is precisely what the Gzar s
autocracy did before him.
"We do not know now whether or
not the discrediting of the Soviet is
only temporary. I myself believe that,
while the word Soviet may be dropped
he idea of co-operation is so firmly
ingrained in the Russian mind that it
will prevail in the new Russia. That
there will be a new Russia, I have no
doubt. We cannot tell when it may
emerge. It is a matter of time. But
I feel sure that there is no danger
either that the old autocratic order
will be restored or that the Bolshe
vist system of class war will endure.”
Seats for Under the Stars and
Stiipes now on sale at Ryus Drug
Store. —Adv. 2t.
RESTAURANT
CHANGES HANDS
Charles Sing, who has purchased the
Liberty Luuneh on Front St. from Mrs.
Tina Retsch last Saturday, plans to
| renovate and make the place one of
the best cafes in town and will an
nounce the opening date just a3 soon
as everything is In readiness. Adv. 6t.
mcca ninnies, Japanese ana Chin
ese dances in the Operetta “Under
the Stars and Stripes.” —Adv. 2t.
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The government might at least send
the ball players home in time to open
the season.
The baseball fan wants to know if
: this League of Nations will agree to
J a world league.
The thrift learned by compulsion
i in war time should not give way to
! extravangance in peace.
Russian misfortune has served its
useful purpose in showing the world
precisely what "bolshevism” means.
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A celebrat'on is expected that will
make “gay Paree” wonder whether it
ever knew before what real gayety is.
look at tne totaT_cbs«f m mere
money, if you think war pays.
An now for the making of war
histories, world without end.
P* K'l'— r 1 ~ * r* < n »>i -> -\s
. ii the peace nsws 13 a!mos’.
£» exciting rs the war -rej»arlf -used
ymU.
At The GRAN D
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
IVggie Hyland
in
) OTHER
! WOMAN”
A Five Part Adaption of the
A. H. Wood Stage Success.
Peggy Hyland is more charming
in the Other Woman than in heS
former plays. The last one wes
her Debt Of Honor with Irving
Cummings.- As Eleonore Gates
c mes from a little country town
to the city to complete her art
education. She learns the pit
falls of society and the snares
cf the great city and finally re
turns to her country sweetheart
and the people she understand.
A BIG V COMEDY OPENS THE SHOW.
t Coming Soon:——
| SARAH BERNHARDT in
j “Mothers of France’’
* Watch for this WONDERFUL picture and be sure to
| sec the “Devine Sarah” in this super film.
This war cost the world two hun
dred billion and its education has
just begun.
With the disappearance of high
balls how are golfers to play the nine
tegn^n note.
Eoycctt the food profiteers and they
will soon come down.
LOST — Small open faced gold
watch, waltharri, E L. S. initials,
Kindly return to this office. Adv. tf,
LOST — Nugget Lizzart! brooch,
indly return to this office.
FOR SALE—Silver-tone phonograph
and records. Phone 205. —.Adv, 6t, p.
F'-R SALE — A homester ; t .o
es from Haines on Gove 31 vn'
read and Chilkat river. Coi v z.i n-.
to saltry. cannery and good c 1
See Mrs Steve Ragan. —f J = >
WANTED—Medium sided € -
isttr in good condition. Will p£
P. 0. Box V. “-=-‘ i-'1
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“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
~ In Two Episodes— RJ and 14 -
Fearless PEARL WHITE, loved by millions all over the world,
is at her best in these two episodes. See Pearl capture a Ger
man spy and make him whistle the “Star Spangled Banner.”
The most exciting episodes yet shown.
The Great Toto
in
“A One Might Stand”
Two full reels of Comedy that will make you split your sides
with laughter. It’s foolish to stay at home when TOTO is at
the LIBERTY. _
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‘EXTRA SPECIAL
BEN RIDLEY of Metlakatla
Alaska’s most popular and promising Native tenor, will ren
der some of the latest song hits. Mr. Ridley has a wonderful
clear voice that will be appreciated by all. Be sure and hear him.
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