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The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
MARcoNi WIRELESS CO.
 CHARGES INFRINGEMENT

The Marconi Wireless Comuany of American has filed suit against Kill bourne X Clarke Mfg. Co. of Seattle, charging the defendent with infringe ment of it's letters and patent. It will be remembered that the Kilbourne & Clarke Co. last year constructed some wireless sets which have been success. fully installed upon many of the Alas ka steamship and fishing boats, dis placing the Marconi equipment.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
Russians Fleeing From Grodno.

LONDON, Sept 13-A wholesale exodus of the people of all the and villages in the Russian province of Grodno progressing the people fleeing in all sorts of conveyances and
 taking what supplies they carry The horses available
 few and transportation methods of the most primitive being used Most of the people aoo and the roads choked with the dense of humanity all moving the direction of Baranovch This important railroad june tion point the rails from here extending to various points, cudng Wilma Rovno Bres tovsk and Minsk. At night the refugees compelled sleep outdoors the woods and the has been falling steadily that much suffering from cold and exposures is resulting the children in particular being dire straits.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
ALAMEDA WILL BE HERE
 ALL DAY TOMORROW

The steamer Alameda left Seward at one o'clock this afternoon and is due in Cordova at seven o'clock to- morrow morning. The boat will be detained here twelve or fourteen hours loading copper ore and will not likely sail for Seattle until midnight.
 The Northwestern's arrival is un- certain, as she has not as yet been re- ported from Juneau. She left Seattle last Thursday night and should reach here late Wednesday.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
ALLIES ID RAISE MONEY IN
 THE WEST

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The allied financial commission composed of leading English and French bankers, who arrived here last week for the purpose of relieving the exchange sit uation by floating loan in this coun- try, seem to have become discouraged over the possibility of floating the loan in this city. They are now seek ing western aid, and hope to accom- plish their object without the aid of the New York bankers.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
BULGARIA DEALING WITH TURKS

LONDON, Sept 13-The from the far concerning the advances being made by both sides induce Bulgaria to Hop one way or the other continues to be far from definite and often decdey contradictory It is felt here and assurances
 that effect have been received from Sofia that Bulgaria dick ring with Turkey In quarters it is positively asserted that Bulgaria has completed bargain with Constannope and that for satisfactory concessions will remain neutral mer Radovavoff in replying the allies appeal said that Bull garia the most friendly of terms with Turkey
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
United States Will Not Arbitrate Attack on Arabic

WASHINGTON, Sept 13The secretary of state said to- day that the president and the cabinet had reached decision to what reply should be made the last German note concerning the arbitration of the Arabic Although the willing to submit the question of indemnity arbitration doubt has whether this question would involve the arbitration of the justification of the assault and the facts of the The has its intention to stand by the principles of unamed vessels being entitled warning before attack, and will admit there is anything to arbtrate that point.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The steamer Santa Ana, with Italian ceservists on board which was reported ly wireless as being on fire at sea, was later re- ported to be out of danger. The fire has been subdued, and the Santa Ana is proceeding on her way to the Azores, where necessary repairs will be made before completing the voyage to Naples. Warships of the allies, which pick up the wireless call for aid, are standing by and will convoy the Sanata Ana on the rest of the trip.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
1FURKKEY TN DESPERATE STRIATS

ATHENS, Sept 13-Trustworthy advices have been re- ceved here from Constantnope which that despite the optimistic official messages sent out by the government cernng the uao the condition of both the army the government is the most critical The troops the Dar anees have suffered heavy losses in their attempts hold back the constantly increasing of allied troops that being thrown their trenches and the Turkish position precarous They holding their front with increasing diff
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

A large number of the crew of the collier Prothemus took advantage of yesterdays excursion and visited the glaciers.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

cuy and the question of supplies has reached stage the people also becoming dissatisfied with the government which of the most auOcratc natue under the control of trumvrate with extraordinary powers Along the Bulgarian border the situation threatening The Bugarians have col
 ected 15O0 troops here and the indications growing that the Turks will be facing invader here within short time Realizing their position the Turks hastily throwing up de- lenses along the Bulgarian border
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
Epidemics Prevailing in Galicia.

ZURICH Switzerland, Sept 13Owing to the epdenmics raging in Gaca, the Gacian medical association, with the approval of the Austrian authorities has issued urgent ap peal to it's refugee members in Vienna and other cities to heir homes They promised free railway
 and higher remuneration than the ordinary scae view of the abnormal conditions The army sanitary department making srenous efforts get the situation in Gaca under control
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

ROME Sept 13Al the Bulgaria reservists in Italy have called the coors That Bulgaria will enter the Sofia is taking extraordinary military measures the mobiza
 on of the army going apace and large bodies of troops encmped along the Turkish border The reservsts in Italy responding readily to the call of their country and reporting the legation here large numbers The expenses sending the troops home being borne by the Bulgarian legation.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

c. A. Harmon will leave for Port Wells on tht launch Alfa today or to- morrow, taking with him a crew of five men to install a tramway on the quartz property of Cordova Mining and Development company.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
GREASERS K | l l AN AMERICAN
 TROOPER :.

BROWNSVILLE, Sept 13-One American trooper was killed today and two others wounded, one probably fatally, when a gang of Mexican ban dits attacked the American patrol of seven men, who were guarding the irrigation pumping plant, several miles up the river from this city.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
Submarine Commander Violated His Orders

WASHINGTON, Sept 13-A note from the German fore ign office been received in regard the attack made by German submarine the Cunard steamer Oruna The says the submarine commander violated the instruction issued him by the admiralty making the attack and states that the commaders that the bad weather at the time made impossible for him to determine either the charac ter or nationality of the Orduna.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

BROWNSVILLE, Sept 13--It is es- timated that they were forty Mexicans in the gang that fired on the soldier patrol at the pumping plant for the irrigation works. The dead trooper is named Kraft Private Forney, was shot through the back and will proba- bly die.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

suffering but slight losses.
 From Perograd the that the Russians feel that they losing nothing of importance at section of the bat tie lne although apprehension to the final of the battle along the Dvinsk be noted in the dispatches The Russian general staff is busy preparing for the winter campaign when it hoped the tables the invaders at several places General Rusky the newly pointed commander of the northern armies announced today that there absolutely chance of the Germans attempting an advance on Petrograd before next spring
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
ATTEND TONlGHT's MEETING
 OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tonight and a full attendance of the members is requested, as num- Der of matters of importance will be considered.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
German Aircraft Again Visits England

LONDON, Sept 13-Another Zeppelin raid was made on the eastern coast of England last night the number of ships the ad being large although the exact number is unknown Many bombs dropped along the seaboard and cities but fortunately nobody killed and the casua ies few, the injuries in every case being slight
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13
England Makes Another Appeal For Recruits

LONDON, Sept 13-Minister of Munitions Llyod George issued another appeal today the nation work together good and for the defeat of the enemies of the empire He protested that would have go the and still greater sacrifices be made by the British people before victory would become assured
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

BERLIN, Sept 13The office issued official state ment toda reporting that the battle along the Dna between
 and General Ruskky progressing favoraby for the Germans The tide of battle has the balance the past week. but yesterdays fighting swung the conflict favor of the Teuons who have succeeded in forcing the Russians to evacuat of their positions the west bank of the river The of the fight going will un- doubtedly decide the fate of Riga.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-13

Thos. Davis has placed large, new safe in the Mint saloon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES

The Right of Way" Sir Gilbert
Parkers novel. from which the drama
ana photoplay were both adapted ia
too familiar to require more thnn the
mention of it's title. 1t Will be re-
membercd that Guy Standing and
Theodore Roberts appeared in the two
principal parts in the stage version
some years ago. Mr.. Fayersham will
be seen in the role created by CIV
standing, and Edward Brennan will
play Joe Portugais, the part made
famous by Theodore Roberts. Others
conspicuous in the cast are Jane Grew
and Henry Bergman.
On Wednesday and Thursday Dorothy
Donnelly, the eminent American emo
tionai actress, Will be seen on the
ColoniaIS screen in Sealed Valley
ada pied from story OF the same name
ny hubert Footner. 1t Is said that
the company travelled MS far north
as Canada and as far south as Gcor-
gia, in order to obtain fitting back
ground FOR the screening of the play
Friday and Saturday will mark an
event notable to movie patrons. when
FRANK Daniels, the famous comic
opera star. Will make his screen debut
me Nltagraph people have chosen as
the vehicle with which to launch their
new star upon the screen a comedy
of errors. called "Crooky" Remember
ing the laughable performance OF this
star on the stage in The Rag Baby"
Princess Bonnie" Little Puck" The
Wizard Of the Nile" The Girl III the
Train and many others. il is safe to
predict that he will be Immediately
successful as picture comedian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
LA GALe IL
The P1PPet Oruw5a.
little TheSter.

comedy sketch. will be offered by
Arthur Havel and company During
the course OF the act the four members
of the company will introduce several
unique specialties which are SAID to
abound in surprise and comedy
Ford and Truly present an entertain
ing addition TO the program. Ford is
n comedian whose comedy Is really
amusing, while Truly is said TO be the
best trained canine on the stage His
antics Will prove interesting to grown
ups and amusing to the Riddles
Bronte and .Atwel! are TO present a
singing and talking act, and the vaude-
VILE program Will be rounded out by
Cummings and Sehan in comedy
novelty and acrobatic act.
The second bill vii, be headed by the
BLACK and White Minstrels. a company
OF seven people. who will present a
complete minstrel first part George
SCHNEIDER, the worlds greatest har-
monica expert" "!ll offer several ope,
rattle selections on the harinOnica He
plays all OF -h"n with extraordinary
XII. Tn GarcinAtte Brothers are to
offer : comedy traynpoIinc act. Lucky
and Eost 3!!l Present singing, talk
ing and dancing speciality. and Tom
Davis and company will complete the
second program With their entertaining
sketch, "Checf-n a,ed." The sketch was
written sor CON Hdy purposes only, and
- SAID 70 Re -erT amusing
F.acH = The bills VII! De rounded out
With tae latest releases o. comedy films
and v!tt Ire Hears,-Selig News Re-
view, showing scenes from the European
battle ae!cs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
JANE CowL A DEBUTANTE
on SJpE,RIoR,S STnt,ur

For Monday and Tuesday the Su-
perior announces CARLYLE Blackwell I'm
The Man Who Could Not Lose" from
the story of the same name by Rich
ard Harding Davis. which tells the tn 10
OF struggling young author who.
facing poverty, suddenly begins to pick
winners in his dreams. and earns the
title from which the story takes IT'S
name.
On Wednesday only. the brilliant
American actress, Mary Nash. will he
seen in the photoplay. "The Unbrolc en-
Road" by Thomas Dickinson. From
the advance matter. 1t would seem that
The Unhrokcn Road" is sort OF
modern morality play constructed upon
pretty sound principle.
The Supcrior's feature for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday should prove n
strong attraction. since IL serves to
introduce the first screen appearance
OF the noted legitimate actress. Jane
Cowl who-to mention only ono of her
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the role OF Mary
Turner in within the Law" Miss
Cowl will he seen In the hve-reel
photoplay. The Garden of Lies" by
Justus Miles Forman, tho distinguished
young writer whose tragic death on
tho Lusitania was n distinct loss TO
American fiction and drama.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

, Painted Woman" in which Olga
Petrova is starred.
Pathe comedies and other one-reel
pictures will be run daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
DAILY CHANGE OF PROGRAM
Is STILL POLICY At

Following what is said to have been
a remarkably successful week, devoted
TO the presentation OF William Fox
photoplays. changing daily, the Isis
announces that ii Will offer through
out the coming week Il daily change Of
program. combining its features To those
produced by the Metro concern.
Mondays attraction will be the ro-
mantle photoplaw of the sea, The
Flaming Sword" with Lionel Barry
more. Jane Grey and Glen White.
On Tuesday another favorite feature
Will be shown-"The Four Feathers"
with Howard Estabrook. This is adj
mittedly one OF the best pictures ever
seen in Richmond
Wednesday comes that fine actor,
Emmett CorriEan. in Greater Love
Hath No Man.. the convict play that
attracted so much attention a few
weeks ago.
For Thursday returns the Mrs. Fiske
play, The High Road" in film form,
with Nalli Valli in the role created
for the stage by Mrs. Fiske.
Fridays feature will he The Shoot
Ing of Dan McGrew." in which tho
powerful Edmund Brecsc dominates
every scene.
And on Saturday threc-times re-
peater will be shown-"The Heart of a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

for her to marry n count. who Is reput-
ed to DO very wealthy, but who really IL
not worth even tho traditional penny,
the heroine of this romantic comedy
falls in love with and marries young
ster of no means ut NIL. impcrsonated
by Chester Barnett. However. they arc
both radiantly happy In their love. and
it later develops that rich Inherit
ancc awaits the young husband so that
the title of the photoplay Is Justified
after ALL
On Friday and Saturday the Virginia
will offer the film version OF Wilkie
Collins's famous novel. The Moon
stone" 1t will doubtless be remem-
bcrcd that tho moonstonc, from which
the name of the novel was derived. was
a wonderful jewel set in the single ego
of an Indian idol. II was stolen by an
Englishman, who returned to his homo
with 1t, only to he pursued by dire mis-
fortunes as were all the others INTO
whose possession 1t passed from time 10
time. or course it was the priests or
the violated temple who pursued with
such relentless zeal the various owners
OF the jewel
Morc Letters From Bugs to Gus"
form another Of the NirGinia's comedy
features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
MARY PICKFORD IN "tAGS"
Is LITTLE TIIEATER'S STAR

The attraction at the Little Thcatcr
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
VIII be n perturbation OF Harold Mac
Grath's romance, The Puppet Crown"
with Ina Claire as its star and Carlyle
Blackwell as it's hero. II is said to be
one OF the most elaborate productions
yet offered on the Paramount program.
Manager Shield states that those who
delighted in Marguerite Clarks per-
formance in MncGrnth's The Goose
Girl will find equal JOY in this second
MacGrath romance.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
the Little Theatcr will present on its
screen Mary Pickford in the title role
of Rags" The story was written by
Edith Barnard Dclano. the novelist, and
1t is said that IL offers opportunities
Tor Little Mary that have rarely been
given to her before, so that she is en-
abled to attain even greater success
than she reached In Tess of the Storm
country. Reports concerning this
photoplay are to the effect that 1t is
hled with tense dramatic situations
ana Is thrilling in the extreme. The
management believes that il will prove
10 be n rerltable Pickford classic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
TABLOID MUSICAL COMEDY
FOR STRANDS REOrENlNf:

After having been closed for several
weeks. the Strand Theatcr will reopen
tomorrow under new management ana
with a policy of a novel nature.
r. l.. Wclch. who installed the hrst
picture house i'm Richmond vii, pre-
scut Nat Fields brother of Lew Fields,
and Il company in tabloid musical come :.
dies, or comedies with music. based
upon former successes OF Weber ana
Fields There will he two bills EACH
week, changing on Thursday. anu threc
performances will he given every day
at $3.50. go and .
For the first half OF this week tho
tabloid will be called Hickey Fokey.'
and for the second half. Fiddle dec
Dee
a photoplay will be shown b"rore
each tabloid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
CHEESEMAN'S BASJOPHIENDS
FEATURE OF LYRICS RIIL

Heading The program for The l-sc
part OF the week ~ the Lyric Is MISS
Crossrran, the eccentric snare drummer,
whose comedy manipulation q The
sticks on the stretched skin made te-
one OF The most popular attractions n
thts city several years ago. ~ ma.
time she was With the Roston Fade.tes.
but :his week she comes 10 ,he Lyric
At tie head Q: her own organization.
Cheeseman's Banjcphiends. Her com
pf.ny e composed OF seven musicians.
whose COMEDY ability Is said 20 be %
great IS their handling Of their sew
eral Instruments
'plaTlna'cs an unusually clever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
SUPERIOR TlIEATEn.

All the week; continuous perform
ance-MOtion pictures. Monday and
Tuesday, 1.-The Man Who Could Not
Lose" with Carlyle I,iactwcll; WcdneS-
day, Mary Nash in "Thc Inbrokcn
Rond": Thursday. Friday md Saturday,
Jane Covl, In '.Ihc Garden of Lies"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
COLONIAL TIIEATI;It.

All the week; continuous performs
nncc, II morning Ia II nfght-Notion
pictures. Nondny and Tuesday. Will
linn FnvcrShnm In "Thc Right of
Way; Wednesday ana Thursday. Doro-
thy Donncll! in "Senlcd Valley: Fri
day and Saturday, Frank Daniels In
"CroOky."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
IITTI,I: rJIEaTI:R.

All the week; continuous perform
ancc, II noon To IL niEht--Iarnmount
pictures First hnlf Of tho week, Inn
Claire in "I'hc Puppct Crown; second
half, Mary Pickford In rings"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS SEEN
At VIRGINIA THIS WEEK

That favorite Of the pictures. Clara
kimball Young. will he the Virginia
Theatcr's screen star on Monday and
Tuesday, when the World Film Corpo-
ration's comedy. MARRYING Money"
will be presented. In opposition to the
wishes of her parents. who are anxious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
STRAND THEATER.

All the week, with daily maI:ncc>-
Tabloid musical comedy. featuring Nat
Fields. First half of tAecisreek, :.Hokcy-
Po}ey"; second hnlf, -i'fGsir- Dee nee"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
VIRGINIA ruEArER

All the week: continuous PERFORM
hnce-MOtion pictures. featuring Clara
kimhlll Young in Charging Money
Monday md Tuesday, and The
Moonstune" on Friday and Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
IMPORTANT SCREEN DEBUTs
AT COLONIAL THIS WEEK

For Monday and Tuesday the CO.
!nnial ANNOUNCES the wcll-known
actor, william Favcysham, in the FIRST
Pho'op.ay N which ne has taken part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
QZGa xel|Dya III
'TaHaoTt dfaRirted Woman
Isis
~TS
lSAo
Weekly Calendar
URIC THEATER.

All the week, with dnily nutinccS-
Popular vaudeville and pictures, will,
change of bill on Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
ISIS FIiI.ATI,Is.

All the week; continuous perform
nncc, II morning TO II NATURALIZATION
pictures, with daily change of program.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-09
A PERFECT HUSBAND
BY LUCILLE CAI\f. in Mtmphf~
Commercial Appeal)

The perfect husband should con
slder his Vife'S happiness before any
thing else
Married men are often unSatisfac-
tory persons in a home, not because
they are violent by nature. or by dis
position suiky, but because they take
wrong View OF marriage
IhuS husband Will some times
persuade himself that il is unwiSe ~
hlm never to be diScourteous L. his
VIE, and that his wife viii appreciate
him more If he Is unkind to her al
intervals. There are women who are
| SO much in love with their husbands
| as 70 pardon any brutality. hut for q
! man TO suppose that love is built up
| by unkindness is absurd
A husband 10 be perfect. SHOULD
be all that his wife desires IN ul.a4-
ing her he makes happy the one no
| can be his best comforter and beSt
| friend
constant source Of unhappiness
in married life is the want OF faith
on the part of both husband ana
wife. Angelina has been used to 70
kisses q day One day the number
drops to lS, and Angelina gives way
to tears, without attempting To find
a reason for the omission. She imae-
ines at once that her husbands love
for her is waning. Then, in order
to let him see that if he can be cold.
caresses without appreciation and
| endless complications enSue
! The perfect husband should hoId
his Wife's happiness before everything
else, even before business. New busi-
ness may be built up by new energy.
but happiness. once lost, may not be
recovered. What q man fails to Re
cognize generally is that woman :
happiness depends on trifles. The
perfect husband will never omit a
kiss, never forget a birthday, never
, neglect the little bunch of flowers
! that gives his wife pleasure. These at
, tentiOns show thoughtfulness and q
: | steady affection, they are the crumbs
| of love that sustain q woman through
the nOnOtony and dullneSS of home
9 life.
A married couple at their best are
. comrades. The husband enjoys most
: of the society of his wife at homo
\ and abroad. Each works for the
- other: the prizes Of the husbands in
= dustry are carried home in triumph
to his wife; the wife'S busy hand an(
brain work to give pleasure to he
husband.