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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14
MORE WOMEN OF
FARGO REQUIRED
TO MAINTAIN THE
RED CROSS WORK
City Hasn't Kept Up To
The Mark-Need Is
Urgent

IF you are skillfui enough to re-
move a basting thread or mechanic
al enough to drive a ripping knife
you can be use next week in the
garment making department of the
Fargo branch of the Red Cross.
And they want you there Monday
morning or afternoon or any NOR
ming or afternoon next week or the
need Of workers for between today
and October l the Fargo branch
should finish 1000 refugee boys
suits and $50 reclamation shirts,
and unless a great many more wom-
en- of Fargo realize their RESPONSE
btlity the allotment will not be COM
plete and because of local indiffer-
ence some small French or Belgian
boy will probably go unclad and suf-
ter in the early days Of the winter.
THE summer vacations and the
fall canning have interfered with the
garment working department of the
Fargo branch and the present sit
uation calls every Fargo woman of
any leisure to feel her responsibility
in. the matter" said worker to-
day.
The local branch has been allotted
1000 refugee boys suits which come
to the branch ready cut. The. size
made by the local branch Is for a
six year old boy, made Of a mems
suiting material, and not a simple
thing that can be turned off with
out good and honest work. But
there are instructors and there is
work enough involved to need the
least skillful of seamstresses. OF
these 1000 garments asked of the
Fargo. branch for October l only 235
have been sent.
Reclamation" Shirts.
The other item of work allotted
to this department of the Red Cross
as a part of it's stint for October
is known as reclamation shirts"
which are not so involved as they
sound. A reclamation" shirt is
merely a shirt gone wrong that has
been rescued by the government and
is to be turned to good usage. Uncle
Sam discovered $4,000 of the kind of
white shirts that father used to
dive into head first and come forth
after manly struggles, red but tri-
un1phant, and then proceed to but
ton himself up the back One of
the chief sources of family amuse-
ment passed away with the going
known as reclamation" shirts.
The government purchased the
$4,000 and has turned them over to
the Red Cross and these shirts of
other years are sewed up the back
and ripped down the front and a
collar is put on and one buttonhole
sewed UP and button put on and
it goes on It's way to do it's bit in
the world war. And for this simple
but true description of the, process
that the shirt must go through be-
fore it is approved by the govern
nent, it will be seen that the least
skillful of seamstresses can be of
use. If you can't sew on the machine
you can sew on a button; if you
can't put on collar, you can take
out a basting stitch; if you can't
make a buttonhole, you can at least
sew together one that has previous
ly been made.
Next week will be devoted to a
drive on the garments that are need
ed to complete the September quota.
AS the surgical dressing department
has nearly completed its quota of
dressings for September, part of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14
MATTHEWS WOUNDED AGAIN.

Bismarck, N. D.. Sept. l4,-Private
Joe Matthews, Company A. First
North Dakota, has been wounded in
action again-ths fourth time since
he went into the service. Private
Matthews was one of the first North
Dakota men to be hurt while fight
Ing, his name first appearing in the
casualty lists last March. Since then
he has been wounded three times,
the last time seriously. according to
word received by his sister, Mrs
j. r. Falconer, residing south Of
Bismarck ..-..--
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14

= = !.
In the matter Of materials the
winter things, must necessarily, be
much restricted. They must be
wooden If they are to come anywhere
near giving an adequate amount OF
protection.
One of the most popular Of these
wooden materials, is poiret twill. A
woman who can purchase a frock
of this very durable and beautiful
material can consider herself lucky
indeed. The froeE pictured is one
of those elegantly simple dresses
which are perfectly suited for gem
eral wear. 1t is navy poiret twill
trimmed with beige georgette on the
odd turn over collar and on the belt
The bodice and skirt are heavily
braided. The skirt shows the tend
el1cy of the coming fashions TO
tighten at the ankles and puff slight
" over the hips. The froek is de-
lightfully simple and yet It is dis
tinctiVe Withal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14

fngs. The coat is suitable for dress
wear, but would make a practical
coat Of some other color were used
The hat is brown and pink velvet
with streamers.
The coat on the left is blue broad
cloth. 1t is made with a military
cape effect and has side pockets
and everything" according to its
wearer. The hat is while silk shir-
red on a wire shape with long blue
streamers for trimming.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14

who will work need be idle for a
minute. If a woman. can't work a
day she is welcome for half day, If
not for a half day for an hour. Bv-
erybody can be used. The workers
are asked to bring a scissors and a
thimble and present themselves.
There is no necessary Joining Of
anything. The auxiliaries working
here in the Elks' building will well
come any worker any day next week,
morning or afternoon" -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14
Fur Trimming for
Separate Goats

Separate coats are sombre in APP
pearance. They are made on straight
lines, which fact, however, does not
prevent them from displaying a
great deal of fullness. Some of them
are made in the form Of draped
wraps with sleeves, which are parts
of the garment itself instead of be-
ing mere attached pieces as sleeves
usually are Fur in large quantities
is used as trimming for these new
coats, always providing, Of course,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14

Almost any little mad would
like the three kiddies' garments
pictured. On the left is little
quilted bathrobe Of pink silk null.
1t is plain and simple and ready to
stand steady wear. Pink silk frogs
and cord are trimming enough and
the binding is pink silk braid. With
a dainty robe like this any little
girl will be willing to get ready for
bed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14

Not to be outdone by the grown
ups, the coats for children are fur
trimmed also this year. OF course,
there are always some plain cloth
coats without vestige of fur on
them which are every bit as smart
and attractive as the more preten+
tious fur trimmed garments. Here
are two models Of broadcloth. The
one in the center is pale pink with
collar and cuff trimming Of beaver.
Fur buttons are used for fasten-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-14
EXCLUSIVELY

Fall repee garments
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-01
|druIltiSuri.

i
Rasboiul este ccva teribil, obi
os, dar 1nulte fetitc poarta cio-
rapi de matase de pc urma lui.
MOI nu stim cum Sc face: Uni
din militarii noStri sortari din
legare ne scriu ca sunt siliti sd
ceara demisia lor din armata ST
sunt pusi la corvezi grele, Gu toa-
te ca au declarat ca vor sc NEAR
ga pe frontul francez, 81 a,tii,
pc carl ii cunoastem 'bine, tot
sortari, he scriu char astazi ca
sunt pc drum catre un port At
lantic. Pc cine Sc crezi?.s.
Iarna, sc vede treaba ca sa
no uitam GU totul, ISL mai scutu-
ra din cind in cind cojocul.
un cctitOr nOrOcOs al nOStru a
cistigat marele numar al loteri.
ei Hamburg, 100000 coroane. A.
cum isl bate capul cum sc intre
in posesiunea banilor, 81 he in
treaba sal dam un STAT. - Liam
sfatuit sd Sc adreseze lui Ian
cutu de la Mare.
Maria Samoila, nascuta Stan
din comuna PaloS, trimite Neam-
tului compliments 81 adinci re.
CRETE dupa eel suta cinzeci de
fiorini, pc carl O sal vaza la pa.
stele cailor.
Cea mai mare parte a bar
batilor Isl perd orr ce ambitiune
pc data &C sunt incatuSati in Ian
turtle casniciei.
ST pentru ca veni vorba dc
lanturile casnicici; credem ca G
bine sd Sc site ca cheia dc la ca.
tuse poarta femeia.
Cind un ON are un cOpll care
cuminte 81 ascultator zice ca
seamana lui, dar cind G un siren
gar 81 potlogar, il auzi zicind
,,Nu stu cu-i dracu ii seamana. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-01
INFORMATIUNI

Salvat. - Ziarul royalist fran
cez IL Action Franchise" facea
fata unci crize de tot strajnice
&c la inceputul lunei Martie, din
eauza Upset de anunturi 81 din
cauza scumpetei tiparuiui. =
Redactorul, Leon Daudct, un
descendcnt din familia marelui
scriitor Daudct, vazind ca nu G.
ste alt modru apelat la cetitori
ca sal dea capital nou, pentru a
continue 81 mai departe Gu zia-
rul. Redactorul avca lipsa de un
fond nou de un million. Stiti ce
au facut vrednicii cetitori fran
cezi?
Raspunsul lOr a fost surprinza-
tor. Au inceput sd incurga banii.
eel mai multi in sumo mici, de
cite 5 81 20 dolari, venind in cea
mai mare parte de,a persoane
| earl aveau la dispositie mijloace
foartc Initiate. Si vcncau banii
Gu galeata.
La trci saptamini rcdactorul q
anuntat publicul sa M mai tri-
mita. lie multumeste calduros tu
tnrora. ST spunea Gu fala oarc
| care, Cd in loc de un million, in
Occurs de trei saptamini adunat
un million 81 jumatatc.
Romini americani! 1ntelegcti
vol ce va sd zica astag Si daca
intelegeti, atunci va rog facet
o asemanare intre moi 81 francezi.
Veti sti apoi pcntru ce alte po-
Doara umbla pc picioarelc- Tor 81
| moi, char 81 acum, ne trim inc5
tot pc brinci, ca copii eel miei.
Doua milioane 81 jumatate.
Dupa sistcmul chestionarelor de
reclasificatie a tinerilor inrolati
in armata State,or Unite, dltpa
cum ne arata Provost Marcsalul
Crowdcr, aus fost pnsi i'm clasa
tprima 2.5OO,OOO soldati. Din a.
cestia vor fl chemati ziielc ace
stea in armata $4,000 abb 81 3, 600
ncgri, carl sunt in cca mai mare
parte din statele de vest 81 sud.
Abatoriul de cal din Toledo, @.
cum 81 buccria in care s. vindea
carnea de cal in acel ofas au fost
!inchise de autoritatilc oraScnesti.
An ars bucatele. I'm foe q
distrus elevatoarelc de buactc
della Latta, Ohio. Au airs pc linRA
elcvatoare 81 dora vagoan, de
paplHoi si I'M wagon dc lemtle.
Paenba sa nrca Ia 10000 dolari.
R3ni0 a streetcar. Mrs CA.
Uterine Neubauers de 45 AMI, <lele
|207O West 20.th Street din Cles
|elsnd Ohio \ fost ranitk vine
- trscatx az un streetesr c1ls
def'ait de ipe sine u eolt bl
Estrsds ~ III Detrcit nv
=
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-01
In cine Sd aveT||
InCredere.

Uni Ceare aface director banca seul unci
de comert al or care nstutun fnancare
noce, m director de zar slubas al statuui o al
mune preot in vata lu privat rsptor d
vata neregulaa moraa daca indeplnce datorinelc
lui in servciu are - Sc fe punctual la servcu
ss spraveasca reaba cde in sarcna u servi
ciu sd suere inr cuvin excrcu funcunci sa fc
inegru, ara faca po dea pesc cap dac
placere.
dea pc uni prcconizcaza 81 in sprjnirea
Garcia aduc uncle ceebrta teare produs dc
sra neperoare cnd in reatae nte betvi des
franat e foarte grcsta
Omul trebue prvit III oac acunlc u att in scrvcul
in af cit 81 in vat privata con-
sata calificd numi upa acunle 81 purarea ndvi
dulu tmpul servciuu unde vrnd ncvrnd rebue alba
opurrc model cci altfel nlocu pc drumur
Tn ntreb:nd zlele recute rcctia
zar American din Cleveland The News din ora
inspira mai mu ncreere drecoru zaruu gasit Gale
ca ntrebare este de nsemnat la rspuns prn ar
col de fond.
Iata ine altcle zce directorul zaruui sls a.
nint
Daca stii in banca rebuc sd al mai mua in
credere trcbue s cerceez numa suaunea financara
bancei dar caraceru vata sociaa pvaa personal-
lui bancei *sersyF
,De pida vezi purtar drcctoru subdirectoru
81 casieru III socetatc Gu auna La dstract
due &c pesonal slae Care este modu lo de
Daca personalu une banc bucua dc reputaitc bun
i'll socetate 81 ducc viata moala nota buna
adaoga la crcditu bancei.
,Daca personalu bancei egaur cnstiti Gu
un ecu nepaat traesc din ventur al caror svoarc
pot conroa aduna carl esc din ven
turi duboase ndoenice) alta buna la crcditu
bancei.
Daca personau banci merge la distract unde
erg rspe c la dstrac unde malta sueul
"a mintea, este inca nota buna la creditul bancei
,Daca personaul bance nu duce vata costa mai
nota buna 81 foarte 1nsemnata la crcditu bancei.
Intro banca Gu asemcnea personal pot toata ncre
derea cuventa.
Sa fercst insa de banca care personal are vata
desOrdona socetae care personal aduna pcsoane
duboae frecvcnteaza ocaur in carl dcosestc dcmnta
tea omeneasca rspese banu al ai sasc
mil de doari pc pc cnd vcnul lor dc rci
% banca, mai crnd mai trziu este supusa
sa dca fament pentu ca conducator ndcpincsc
dtunc 81 calatile ccfuc pcrsoancor din capul une
institntiuni care trebuc sa inspire ncrederc" 4f
Cee spuse de ziarul american prvre la bnc reera
Ia toae insutiunie de stat comunal, ccooice cltura
81 reigoase
Ordinca iii nstitunne conuse lie pcrsoane carl vata
lor prvata ordne apaena Daca cercctez binc la
baza vel afla anarclia
Nmen poate Fl in lublu cxemplar Frea daruit
gocunea lor III viaa privaa apnc respunza
de faptee noastrc aa de ac de III provne existcna
! noastrA
Persoanee acee in viata pfivata viaa dcsordo
nata s serviciu de putea
para s6baece carl e tearna iciu
III pnoca slresoruu sult blinz 81 se ese
comand6 faca dferite figur pe soaps
eviH s&batee fSi manifesteaz6 insnctee 0r iii deu
De altfel se iptnpl6 adesea oare az chiar fn
sar6 pe ii ~ sf16e ~ ghisrsle a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-01

~ l.! ~ .. ..sls A|IIss n y
Ia spitalui Gs nsh unds I cssl
statat ca y Nit o fraet,,iS e
gleaana pieicrsl ldi' N
Cere despa e,lAire. Michael
Neville, dim Youngstown Ohio
aruncat de unE tren al linici ,B.
& o., in ciocnirc avuta cn alt
tren, in riul Miami, cere d des-
pagubire de $4,000 dolari della
compania de tfenuri.
Un ordin nor. .- Tn ordin noa
publicat Vinerea trecutx az pro
curor.ul districtual Wertx de
Maresalul Statclor Unite Lapp,
opreste pc toti cetateni Nelna-
niei 81 al Austriei de y 81 appo I
pia mai tare ca 100 pagi de a1ii
debarcader ori port de vapor, ~
oprcste peste tot conunicat tA
respective calatoria ca yapoar1l Il
pc lacuriic St,tclor Unite unde
sunt vapoara Gu un tonaj mai
mare ca de 500. in acela4i timp
aflam ca austriacii August Zick-
man 81 Games Kozin, amploiati
numai acum de: curind la Santie-
rele navale din Loraial, Ohio au
fost arestati ili pusc4ria comita-
tensa, find invinuiti cn activi-
tati pro-germane.
| -
Numai $4,000, 900. Dupa So
cotelile facute, sulna barbatilor
al tuturor natiunilor, carl sunt
la razboi, fie pc cianpul de lupta
ori in legatura|scu serivciul mill
tar orr MARTINI, sd zice ca este
de 35,OOO,OOO barbati. Cite fe-
mel sunt angajate in lucrarile
de razboi nu sd poate constata
de loo. Tot asemenea nu sd poate
constata nici aceea citi altii sunt.
carl Isl speseaza energiile 81 ta-
lentele lor in furnizarea de arti-
cole, 81 servicii carl sd Ger.
So cauta oameni pentru farme.
- in partea de nord statului
Ohio sd cauta atitia muncitori
pentru farme, incit farmarii sunt
siliti sa dea dr. lucru la orr 81
cine pc care-l t capata. Multi
din eli ar fl voioJ sd capete clriar
81 persoane carl MI au lucrat
nici cind in viata lor la farme.
Agentii della oficiul de mijlo-
cire pentru munca al Statelor u
mite, ,cauta dupa astfel de oa-
meni. Oficiul acestOr agent este
la numarul 42O Federal Building,
aici i'm Cleveland, Ohio.
| M vor mai Forhi Npnha gegs
manx Clsih hrila iav>N Few
York 81 respen n membrii lor
au decis ca a incolo 81 pc
toata durata piului, MI vor
mai vorbi intr{ lSii limba ger
mana.
Greva din K IS City e pc is.
sas City, in q lae parte 10000
persoane, este orba ca sd fie
| adjustata in JlDeva ore de cei
competent. Asa sd vorbea astazl
in ministerul pentru munca 81
muncitori din Washington. S'a
TRIMS mediator, pentru impaca.
rea spiritelor. As.
Speculantl doneaxa. Gu ambele
mini pentru ,,Crucea Rosie. -
La accst titlu am mai putea ada
uge un altul 81 sa spunem in Ell;
4 DE sila ca de vote bunas
marii speculatori sdc Qua 81 alte
alimentc carl stau Gu anil intregi
I in magaziile ell ghiata din Chi.
cago, al fost prinsi ca an vindut
articolii lor Gil un pref mai ma.
re dccit q fost eel stabilit dc
administrator alimentelor. Pen
tru ca sa nu fie asa de rau in
vinovatiti, ca So. mai indulccasca
inimile mustcriilor. Is din ei au
daruit suma dc 1,5OO dOlari pen
trn .,Crucea Rosie"
Ucis de peatrx. John Will
eliams, dc IS am, din Canton, O.
q murit Vincrca trecuta, cind q
cazut asupra lui d peatra mare
81 grea dc 2 tone, zdr0bindu-i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-01

Ucis de 0 peatra. John Will
liams, dc IS ami, din Canton, O.
q murit Vincrca trecuta, cfnd q
cazut asupra lui d peatra mare
81 grea dc 2 tone, zdrobindu-i
crecrii.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23
LITTLE STEAMER
|SCONDEMNED
WILL BE SOLD

\ recent dispatch from Seattle
stated that the steamship Dora. which
has piled the waters of the territory
for more than thirty years, fifteen of
which have been put in in the storm
bound waters around the Aleutian
peninsula. will be Withdrawn from
her present run from Seward to Bris-
toll Bay ports and viii he lah"n TO
Seattle and sold 1t is reported that
the vessel has been condemned and
that h" is getting too OLD to pr the
Northe II ruu. the s'orml"st i'll the
world.
For nearly twenty wears the Dora
has carried passengers and mail to
Bcring sea ports, touching at the
islands and out-oi-the-Way places on
her route. She has been a m"~Sen-
Ter of joy to the storm bound island
ers. and the only means OF commune
cation many q: thnm have known '")m
'arlN childhood.
TT" withdrawal OF tn" BORA VIII
cause profound .egr.> among all cid
timers OF this division, who nave
cone to look upon the steamer a.
real friend In calm and in storm the
staunch little vessel has made her
monthly trip; oltentimes IN the gray
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23
ARE YOU AN AMERICAN
OR ARE YOU A TRAITOR?

There is no longer any halfway
ground in the United States. The cas-
ualty lists are growing too fast
Either you will support the country
in every detail or you will be at least
a passive aid to Germany
America must save wheat to feed
the armies and the nations who are
fighting Germany and the evil 1t rep
resents. Those wartorn lands have
little wheat of their own. Without it
they will fail
In order to meet the demand the
people of the United States must cut
in half their consumption of wheat
flour during the next few months un
til the new harvest comes in.
1t is a foregone conclusion that
many are doing this and much more
rejoicing in doing an actual, practical
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23
patriotic thing which their intelligence
shows them is a necessity.
JAPANESE DEsTROYERs
KEPT BUSY WITH U-B0ATS

TOXIC. July 23.-Engagements
with enemy submarines by Japanese
destroyers in the Mediterranean indi-
cate increased activity on the part of
the U-boats in the waters guarded by
the japanese feet. An official an
nouncement says that the Japanese
fleet has always acted in closest CO.
operation with the allied fleet, and
that recently extraordinary activity
on the part of the enemy. both day
and night. has kept the Japanese fleet
more occupied than ever.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23
WHITE HOUSE LAWN HAS
ALL THE SHEEP WANTED

DENVER, July 23.-President vii
son has all the sheep he can raise.
He SAYS so in letter to w. H..
Wheadon. secretary of Denver Lodge
No :, b =. O. f., in acknowledging
the lodges request that a Shropshire
eve the lodge purchased at a Red
Cross auction be permitted to pas
ture on the White House lawn. The
letter follows
My Dear Mr. Wheadon: read
with genuine interest your letter OF
June T., and admire very much the
action of Denver Lodge, No. Il, in
selling stock donated by cattlemen OF
the community for the benefit of the
Red Cross. and | wish most unatteCt.
eddy that could comply with the de
sire of the lodge that the Shropshire
eve to which YOU refer could be pas
tured on the White House lawn, but
frankly | do not see how | could COM
ply in this case without complying in
number of others. and, as you Will
readily realize, the area of the lawn
is limited and we put upon II at the
outset as many sheep as we thought
it could be reasonably be expected TO
maintain.
81 hope you will express to the lodge
my appreciation and regret.
sincerely yours,
"WOODROW WILSON.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

The launch Waif will take the ball
team to Fort Liscum, leaving here
early Saturday morning and return
ing, leave Valdez Sunday evening. All
those who desire to accompany the
club are requested to register their
names at the Northern drug store be-
fore 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, so
that It will be definitely known how
many rooters are going to make the
trip.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23
JAPAN NAMES ITS TWO
NEW DREADNAUCHTS

TOXIC, July 23.-The two new
dreadnaughts to be constructed by
the Japanese navy this year with the
funds approved in the, last session of
the diet have been named the kaza
and Tosa.
They will be sister ships OF the bat
tleship Nagato. which is building at
Sasebo. and will form the nucleus OF
the eight battleship and six cruiser
unit squadron.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

\ letter received from Jack John
son. at Fort Liscum, tells how much
the boys enjoyed the visit OF town
friends last Sunday. Automobile and
boat rides brought the day to only
too quick close. He concludes;
Give my regards to all the town folks
and tell them to be sure and come
for Saturday and Sunday"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

Tonight is your last chance to see
Bill Harris famous Pinto pony
King. After completion of The Mar
row Trail King was retired on pen,
sion, and is now dreaming his days
away on a ranch just outside OF Los
Angeles Bill Tart is a regular caller.
Nothing inter, res with his weekly
visit with King.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

fish and the spirit in which the men
are observing the law. After an in
spection at Nellie Juan he will pro
coed to Seward for a short time, TAX
ing the Farragut for Kodiak, the pres
ent headquarters of the bureau in
Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

Last evening MIR, and Mrs. II. \.
Wilcox commemorated their fifth we'd.
ding anniversary at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S j. Jones. After several
hours had been pleasantly spent in
dancing and playing games a dainty
supper was served.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

Mrs. Saterlee, who has been COM
bining business with pleasure while
In Seattle is a passenger on the
Northwestern. Mrs. Saterlee visited
relatives while purchasing supplies
for the American Bakery
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

\ report was received in town stat
ing that Howard c. Curtis of the
Alaskan engineering commission
force at Ncnanu was tried for the
cmbezzlemcnt of ~ pounds OF meat
recently. \ later report advises that
Curtis was acquitted and his books
were found to be in frst-class order.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

Mrs. Thomas Hubert and mother
Mrs. William Bremen, expect to re-
turn to COrdova about August | from
Mccarthy, where they are visiting
Oscar Bremen. formerly OF Cord0va.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

f. M. Ball Of the bureau of fisher
les, who has spent the past six weeks
in Cordova and vicinity in the inter
ests of the bureau. left on the Pros
pector this morning for Nellie Juan
Mr.. Ball is pleased with the run OF
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

Rain spoiled what promised to be
a tirst-class baseball practice last
evening. However. practice will be
held on the first good day, in order
that a good showing may be made at
Valdez.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

The Admiral Farragut left Juneau
at ; o'clock this morning and is due
Friday at Katalla, where nearly 200
tons of freight will be unloaded,
reaching here Saturday.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

Madam Velva will give scientific
from p. m. until 10 p. m, over
card readings for short time only,
Hegg's store.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-23

Mrs. Johnnie Wiles and daughter.
who have been spending the last few
days in Cordova, will return to their