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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
To study Mexican Air Service.

MEXICO CITY. July 26.-The Depart
ment Of Foreign Relations has received
word that the government of San SAL
vador VIII send TO Mexico within 4
short time several aviators. who will
ST udy the air service here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
An Orunment to Cuip.n.,.

CULPEPER.. VA. July ?6.-The Ma.
tional Bank Of Culpcper has completed
it's plans for a bank building that
will be an ornament to the town. I,
VIII be an office building as well as
banking house. t0xl00 feet. of stone
terra Gotta and brick. The cost Will he
in the neigh Dor hood OF $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

small Hospital building at vieterts.
VICTORIA. VA. July ga small
hut -to-date hospital Is to be crecteu
in this place by Or. t. L. Kendir. NJ
Victoria and DR.. w. p. kendig, Of
kcnbridge. ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-12

Miss Emma Grams, Of Nicoliet, was
brought to one Of the local hospitals
the forepart of last week Her condi-
ton forced her to submit to an opera
ton for the removal of her appendix.
At latest reports, she is getting along
nicely.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-12

the Review JOINS ii extending hearty
best wishes for = happy and prospe
welded life MI. and Mrs. Schugel
departed for the Twin Cities, where they
will spend 8 month S honeymoon, before
taking up their residence on the John
Haas farm ii Cottonwood, which the
groom has rented.
sFritz-H uetter.
sdmund s.: Fritz, who for about two
years past has been employed in Emil;
n Buenger'g furniture store III this
CITY, surprised his many local friends
by q mysterious trip to Boyd, MINI.
the latter part Of last week for the pur-
pose Of taking unto hinselfa bride. The
ceremony was performed BY the groom's
father, Rev 6 Fritz, Of Wellington
township, Renville county, at Boyd,
Sunday afternoon The new Mrs. Fritz
was Miss Clara tHuetter prior to the
happy event Of Sunday. She IS q daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Huetter, re-
siding on 3 farm near Boyd. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Sylvia
sHuetter and by the groom's sister, Miss
/ Lydia Fritz, while her brother, Carl
! Huetter, and Ernst Fenske, were groons-
men. The happy young couple has not
arrived in New Ulna as yet, but their
friends are preparing hearty welcome.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-12

Wo Muesing has returned to New
Ulm from a brief visit with Nicollet
relatives
"a a. Hopp and son Of Nicollet came
to New Tim, last week, where the latter.
underwent q minor operation at one Of
the local hospitals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Swiss Fear Hun
Peril, Report

PARIS 0'ridayl March tI-unnm.
clhl dircufalon of the naturalization
or Nnrtrif %CoutiuucH. Tho plan an
%nnrrutY has strong support amona
mo Austrian conservative forces.
especially The church uad the Chrs-
iian socialists. Tile movement Tor
Tho naturalization of the Austrian
Tfroi is q more definite nno than fhni
Tor tho remainder ~ Austriu. hecius,
OF ~. protection such naturalization
would afford Italy. ~ also b. sua.
Enaf'd that the Austrian canton of
Nuftlhrrg be- uunesrd 20 S~witrsrlund
No swiss are uneasy over the pos.
nhliitN of u union hetWccn German,
lrh tormnn Austria ana unofficial,
l'if" ADVISED the peace delegates thai
tho virtual euNcloument of SwItzrr.
hnd bY the Germans under such Il
rlnu would Threaten Suitzorland'f
tuturc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Makes Rapid Hcadway


kidney dlnoaao often advances 10
rapidly hat many a person IL firmly
Ia its grasp before awarc OF itn pro-
grcHf, Prompt Attention should bo
given the slightest sympiom Of kidney
disorder irtl.cro h a dun pain IN tho
back, headaches. dizzy spells or "a
tired. worn-out fcciinE. or " the kid
ncy secrutions arc offensive. irregular
and attended by pain, procure a good
kidney rrmedy nt onc
Your t~ownspeople recommend
Deans kidney Pills Read Tho state
msns Of this Albuquerque citizen.
D. D. Ryan. agd n. Broadway saA y.
'My kidneys were acting irrcgulariy
and the inr OF riding on a wagon IN
addition TO heavy hfting weakened
these organs had sharp twinrea
acroaa the small % my hack. my head
ached ana ! had dikEy spells. one
box OF poan's kidney plils cured
me" Statement given May "a. fsia).
Results THAT Remain.
-Four years later. or on May ~.
1917 Mr. Ryan naid; Il have had no
return OF kidney trouble or hackacho
since noan'u kidney Pills cured me,
My former statement In their pralae
still holds good"
Price zoe. az all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney rcmedy-get
Doan'a kidney pins-the same that
Mr.. Ryan had. Foster lhurn Co..
Mfgrs., Buffalo, n X.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

ihir picture ir 10 revelation. Showing
him pusseaed of o. rich sein ~ hu
NOR which projects runtiueiugiy from
ulr H"rrtu.
A. Jimmie Iondlciun. 90 hashful
Nspur htrhrilr ut cornwall dlHIu
lion. engaged tu beautiful and blonde
MARI Austin Who be- u silrklcr tur
convention and believes Jimmie tn
boo o. mud,fIf urupr.rtt hls love Ht.
fir b. hsHet with thorn.
A baby Is l.r lf hII apartment Iul
how h. IutlE p~AtrlrufHr himself lIuui
un embarrassing situation proves bel
I Euud fellow and the victim ut re-
practical joke. IH tult Boo l comedy
thtt ]suHrHIrH with HuusluE situation.
tuu clover acting
Beautiful Louise Luy,s plays uu.
ruHItr uI usHuuuu and proves
Hu.tud.U fold ln his Nirilr humuI
Dthru N thH uIst arc Vera Dorm.
Ia, E.IlseH lub John stcpnliuE T.
uuyual du.H u splendid comedy char.
i.i'T ruit IH aIrsa thr butler
TITO story % scenario was written
hy William PARKER end no prIiur.
ton made under BE- direction ui
Thomas o. uanraH
rhcfr viii also tr shown IL two.
reel Keystone comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Colonel to Probe
Villa Activities
South of Hachita

30 raro. Tex, March if--cnlnnci
James j. H%ornhfool. former Cuin.
mnnder u thn ~ rano district. ioft
here today Tor unchitn. y. M.. 10 In
vcstiEnts villa activities south OF tho
border In that auh.diatrtct. Major
General Do kosey e. Caheii. COM
mnndcf Of the southern department.
ordered Colonel Hornhrook 20 tako
command Of the Hachitt sub-district
during the lime Villas men were lm-
mediRtciy south Of tho Oadsdcn pui-
chase. Twelfth cavalry troops arc
p~a,-oiilng the border south 81 Ha-
chitn.
Martin Lopez and Ramon vega
were reported Ia Ascension and Jnnor.
90 and 10 miles respectively south or
Hachita, American and Mexican
ranchera and other refugees were
crossing the border AZ nachita aud
Columbus late Yesterday and last
night
Bunk" spencer. the negro ranch
foreman AZ the OiitoH ranch. wun be-
ing held Tor $1,000 ransom hy Iopo1
nnd the American ranch foreman loft
the border tate laAt night with tho
ransom monev A number of MoS-
leans wore riao being held. The
ransom was demanded Of thu warren
brothers. OF Three Ouks Michigan.
who " ths olitos ranch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

That was what he had been calling
nor mislN little sister"
I was thoroughly awake and my
ruin forgotten m tho feeling OF ~.
sentiment against Frank. I had told
hlm Annie I'D not want him 10 kiss
lcr and supposed he had observed hsr
wish. Evidently he had o Ills
voice, too, when be said she "waa
%ndurnhlr. newer had sounded like
That before. Int I shut my "yea. and
HH the palm nrain stripped me. ! dug
nY nails into my hands ~ keep from
moaning tie had come into the room
and WINS preparing Tor bed in tho
unrk ao that Z might not De- disturbed.
Ior three days I was confined 20 Tho
house. Annie was an loving s,m-
tathy, Frank an Kind attention.
hcrsu 10 think I had attached more
meHnlng 10 the whispered cons.rsn-
unn : had overheard than wus NJ an
necessary or at all wise. How silly 20
blame Frank for admirlnu Annie.
ANY one would. 70 once moe 7 al
mna forgot I had been hurt.
: chufcd under the necessity Of
n~salCrtinr ms classes. They had he.
come intensely intercsiing 10 me. Tho
women ana riris were 70 vitality
Earnest in their desire 90 improve.
~" NNNNNM WNN NNNNNAM MN one morn
inn o. had promised employment
With Eoud salaries 10 three 0f tn
'fusi efficient ones when should
consider them properly equipped 10
commence with him. knew thrla
rirls we're anxious 10 get 10 work and
20 mnie ne no more restless because
OF my enforced absence.
n believe YOU worry moro about
thpH7 kris In Nonr class thai you 40
about Frank and ne. 10 hi nothinr
or tilen, Annie said with "a laugh
wien told her ! was going a6ain "a
my class.
YOU need mo worrying about"
hhl answered, then fclf "a little twinrf
un ! recalled certain THINGS which haa
iupponod had worried nboul
FRANK, hut hc must not know ID.
tfo be- C%ontinuodl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
RECENT LOSSES or
ENTENTE IN RUSSIA
LIGHT, IS REPORT

NIHlHur.l trhlnadH,l March ia
compared Geo flr losses inflicted upon
Tho vustuV. tIH allied casualties in tho
UEhUuu along che Nuru rivvr since
February u.s. have been extremely
lFht 10 a estimated that tho Boil
HltNIhI have luHI Jed least SEQ Killed
Tho NmsHIUHn CasuulueH from lch-
rHtrN Hh fu Ntruh %. inclusive. were
Nft BILLED Uu tnt AIEu front and ton
CON fnn lNIuH front No Officers were
KILLED 1np American soldier Be- mis-
sins uUf tNp Officers and thiftN men
were wounded Tho total American
casualties tu dutp m north Russia
follow
Killed 300 action Officers 4 mon n.
MOI u. wounds officers I. mru ff.
MHIUU meu 500.
Died u. iiHrasp. officers .. mon
90.
Wounded uflrcfs a.. mon elt
The health tI tho eNprdiuouuTa
IurHss HutU The spanish t|ntiurnTi
ouldtuilU boz september and October,
hnf been excellent az tho 90 dstthI
from aiHrusv oa occurred hcfuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

January 4 Throughout the nEhtniE
tho American troops have generally
been greatly outnumhprod but tho
LOSSES Inflicted upon the enemy have
been ul least i've times those suffer-
cd hk 3 Americans A. tho nUUi-
mohihzed Russian troops are hecom
inc trained. uhry are gradually rsliet-
inE the strain to which tho American.
bufiah Do French forces were pui
bel the enrif dpsa ct tho campaign
An AWerrIu troops ARE nov rnloy
lur regular rest periods. either Hf
Aruhunr0i CO.. ut con .uirut Villages
behind the lines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

Fine feathers mako oven q Fnrin
uur Hpft of % hiri. Hu irish bins"
Annie said EUNlt Then as folt "a
tWiurc ul puin Hhr knott besides mr
and hraurd me 90 iDt hor take OF
h'I unurN and HtnN with nsc. Fwuk
had hts watch Goo his hund
Come. wo win De- late" Ito bent
and kissed mr Poor Elrl.' hr stid.
WIN almost u Erinilrc ai me. with
ms head done up boo bot wet cloths 90
cas-, th, pain.
heard them chatting aa thcy went
ont Then m fHits of mt suffering
y drHggrd mfHHlf 90 che window tn
Wine 60 Hrr them iImppsnr into t
iaNl. Nuni'H cloak ustlelf hIuc under
thc lrr iirht
lllou helped me 10 bed aud after
while ! iugHi off, o. was perhaps
lait pass ono whcr Z heard them COME
600 They urr" talking ip whispers.
but mt door wac opou lud T heard.
Tho Nrli wnH uuf fnNr only the
uui,Hl lt uf 90 Tame Boo thr hail.
You 200 adorable FiuukH sihi-
liant WHISPER riu" fn ms. hls Noico
DtIf.sHl lfr
nm rIud Z please YOU"
'tinUf hurry away like that Come
lu npfu and chat awhile" knew Do
Nah reference tn the NNlns room
No.. Do iH late aud 7 am q WORKING
rIfl. you iuow
lf 7 bad my WAY YOU never would
wurk uEIin Then . heard d smoth.
'r". exclamation uld Franks Nnice.
ilut. tlfusgle Hu. Olive wouldn't
object knew Dee had Kissed Anuio.
iut do, Prank Realty you
mustn't
20 won't until tho nest time. Good
night. Attlc slutcr,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

New Nnrk. March 1t-Amcrlrnns
nnd iifiushrrH residing in the United
SittDs. DISCHARGED unm the british
H. u'. Whu made trouble aboard the
Transport TulDH hernuarI theN Wrrr not
put Haforo aud Nsuf Goo their homea
from Halifax. airiNsd here today 90
tho vessel Three Officers and afp
mon made up The contingent nnd thUi
Will ho despatched 90 their home.
with transportation furnished hk the
Hfitiah consul ln Sow York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

ETTTT 10 VI N||"T II |TTT'T"
nor iHrrpT0lp TODAY WHdH runIir t'i"
Erums from 4. Iuf-gpurrHI Leonard
\. Wood. commander of Tho rrnir1I
division. uuu Nu|HI.C,rvril G.ursr
4 Barnett. commander oi tho W tIuu
yurus. 300 Which tUrN Httf. tu'II |n.
ability tu h, present ir santa e. duf.
nE fhr a'ssIuuH uI iNr Legislature iH
f,eiItU the med d. .u Irl thDW Do.
Con-, H.suUlnIk General rs uul HHkr
tIui hn lt q. pr...ulHI .rIfhU. I
HaIor ~ a Il,V. I.NH or forW,r Ou|
G,1fu, Gurus. WhlIr C'Horui iiatnri'
atHtrd thnt ho Wnuld l' BOO NrN Me-.
leo on March g5tU. and could visit
Santa fr ut that time GO o,.IND his
decoration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

,uipTrH LuL
We uHU licF"if for the opera !
lHi .I,tl"l Nruir BOO hrr rAt 90 I
luut f%urtIUfU cot 3D. ueW gown for InH
1.rr lnr 10 NHs Co Doc q pula m.nt
Iur HH. tgTusn AMI Iarrur we're Doth
boo HuH t'tHuk had ENGAGED l sur.
Irr tuuls ut Sh,ir,'H liut about Z
u ,lo,k . horuu Zoo lccl no. ut lisuf
Z NHi Be- hNuIInF headache. hpHliHs
sisted Dec would r.mHin a. horio
uii1 W". but 2 %utefrulod them hu'h
teH tiraut HId offered ais sod
.Hto.l tilut tH,. so uud rprnd tfv
.NnuluE IH U. IHu planned
"a los Uul, % rrHdtrhr ' shall ua
perfectly 900 tirrf I had welded Ca
Billion s roHAiDs tud had uudrrsasi.
HlIrpuh into huufo gown. and Wa.
INila Town when they cautr in
Dui plNir 30 doesn't sspW rlEht
i.r' .'urr 800 9 viii stay with you,
D. uIiN, faIIlN hnH only 30 head.
H,n. 1850 uiFht ur we'll COME along
poo. m' sorr, Old girl ii'
Nttt Ut"f Iui IHii htf hand nu uN
not forehead Anything : can gel.
Huu
$50 uothiaa tried 10 koor
|"uH rt.HHluH kueH Annie WualI
HD. 'Hltu ilH 3D. % bad iloa noH
sea. %alIf.ins pretended to ht
HHisrp when thst finished dinner, bu'
after Ntvir WAS dressed ! called hri
iO ouuo lu aud Dee me soc how sh,
looked
"IH. HiH 20 dream ~ Nls rmui
iI lHtOI tIo question us De- un,
'urIo .umD whcrr 3 could slp chem
Hlo VHH I,lDN sn lovely almost
H.frrI And they looked ho hspp,
and us v.I Frank looked nUmp ~,
20 satisfied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

thioago. March ti-it was report
ch tuduf TINT the consonsua of pack
crH "a representatives 81 the food
administration in conference here was
10 ntNor OF fixing re- maximum price Of
not more than fiN and more prob
uhis $3.50 fer hogs. u was said that
no official announcement wuuii BE-
made until tho aucHlion had been sub
United 10 Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
NJ TIu PNsTIME

vsIt convincing ,ruul plIF wHs
shown 100 tnp lsatIuv the1ttr NsHt'r
dbN 90 Dr. rrlitd "rh, Girl With NO
Urrrct aud hHs roHry iiyllnd as
Ita star NiHs iitlund hf Sisuu N't
rick. orphaned. oua tu live with htr
.iaftr 30, .lnu l,ifus th.t usf H.st,.
has married 81 crook aud has taken
tD thIHviur with hiW ~ course
Slru1 runs AWAY from tiru, aui nu.
llN -hr obtains H position M H"rr'.
ttrN boz 81 wealthy mans homo while
tho wealthy man iF HlliuE in iutH
With hor. her crooked hruthtrrlu.ItW
decides to % t,to house which iH
known To contain q valuable '"'i''
b. b. an awkward situation wRru. To-.
the wealthy sweetheart is pilcluF 1000
engagement tiur ou her nurct two
hurrltf- are wit,hiur him from Dee
mind nurtlvrs a mirror tulrisys thN
N,uIfhf mon uf hIH IHnrrr. 30 iho
desperate nght that follows results 100
th, nyvrpuwrrIur eft tur crooks
The wealthy man hHli hruth.r 1uN
hI wife .rurU ~iruu because ih''
fear shv Will disturb fh,Ir uwu pllu.
fur grtUup rur wealthy man money
ifut their urHuHIfiuuH u.aluHi iEui
amount tu n1thiul h,.Id, tho love ui
tho wealthy muu AND thv confession
of signal sister That shu lu. hrr nus
huui UrD thieves, but thIt sigma D.
entirely innocent
rho play H beautifully photograph.
od Iut tho direction ut liurr' MI.
HrIg H rNroIlrut Tun acting of MI.
uNlaur mtrks another triumph tuf
This talented Uud versatile star
The management b. also repeating
tho charlie Chaplin rumriN and th'
iIthv comedy cartoon r'Dl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find holn. secure positions; sell article
no longer needed; rent housed. flats
apartments. stofes n real estate; nnr
,hs iost. sell houlsa lots and farns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Mexican Congress
To Meet on May

Washington. March 1.-THE Mcxi-
con congress has hton called hv rr.sl-
dent 'nrruuEl % meet in extra res-
sion on Man D. Tho state department
nuyirUs to-day aiid business ~ Boz COM
siderod would include oil innd lcrls-
lutinn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
pnnn4 Inl.' ucunrn uumc

ualifsA. n. g.. March o. Tho TIE
mou4 "~rriurc1s ltt.. ruItlda'a ut
troops tn nrht ou Fr,uch soil, r'
TURNED homie TODAY. arrlNluE ON IN
steamer CurmaniA from England,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
nundinr Material prler- 4tIrl

Washington. March If.-An indira-
ton that prices % building materials
VIII not be reduced greatly AZ pres
cnt was seen today hy labof depart
mvnt Officials IN reports that build
ana activities we're increasing this
month without Whiting for Reductions.
The blush OF a queen il a royal
flush.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-17
FISH EXPERTS
ON OFFICIAL
VISIT TOCIT'Y

DR. Henry B. Ward of the University |
of Illinois was an arrival in COrdova |
on today's boat, as a special repre-
sentative of the bureau of fisheries,
to study the life, history and habits |
of the salmon in this section. He is |
accompanied by Professor w. A. Old
father, also of the University of ILL
nois, and Superintendent ]. R. Rus
sell of the Birdsview hatchery, oper-
ated by the government in the state
of Washington. These gentlemen will
spend the next two months in COrdova
and the Copper River valley.
The local canneries and fishing
grounds will be visited, and an inves
tigation will be made of the spawning
grounds in Eyak lake, and later the
party will visit AbercrOmbie canyon
and Taslina lake.
DR.. Ward has had considerable ex-
lperience as a salmon expert, and he
comes to Alaska with an open mind
to study the difficult problems, in the
hope of gaining first-hand information
that will be of benefit in perpetuating
the fish industry in the Northland. He
will make a careful study Of all the
lstreams, find out what part Of the
stream can be utilized for spawning,
how many fish go through, and their
condition.
This has been the life work of DR..
Ward. Thirty years ago he made an
investigation of salmon in the Rhine,
and later in Maine. In 1904 he was
member of the commission ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt to
make a study of the diseases of fish
in Southeastern Alaska and Puget
sound Although he examined more
than one hundred thousand salmon, he
found no trace of disease, which he
attributes largely to the cool waters
in which these fish cavort.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-17
PURELYLOCAL
GOSSIP ABOUT
YOUR FRIENDS

Robert McCIem of Ketchikan is a
CordOva visitor.
Link VAIN returned this morning
from a short business trip to Seattle.
Mrs. w. H. Gould and son of Seattle
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. }. V.
Lydick.
w. H. Dugdele and William Abbott
came over from Katalla last night on
the launch Swan.
The Bible study class meets at the
Presbyterian manse at 8 o'clock to-
night. A welcome to all.
Barney Simons, who conducts the
Bon Marche at Anchorage, is in town
today on his way home from a trip
to the States.
J.E. Laurie and bride were arrivals
from the States on this mornings
boat. and left a few hours later for
their home at Mccarthy.
Father Mcmillan will leave on the
boat tonight for Valdez, and from there
will go to Seward, but expects to re-
turn to Cordova in the near future.
Peter Sherman is now in Seattle
and writes that he will ship on the
next Admiral boat a cold storage plant
for the new meat market he will open
here.
Three passenger trains left this
morning for the Interior-the regular
at o'clock for Chitina, special at
10 o'clock for Kenenecott, and an ex
cursion at noon for Miles aand Childs
glaciers.
T. B. Boyce, wife and daughter, Miss
Katherine, of Los Angeles, were ar
rivals on today's boat, and will make
CordOva their home. Mr.. BOyce has
accepted the superintendency of the
Chilkat Oil COmpany's plant.
George c. Hazelet, manager of the
Chilkat Oil Company, came over from
Katalla on q launch last night. He
reports that work is progressing salts
factorily at their plant, where they are
engaged in drilling another well,
superintendent Caleb Corser anC
wife were returning passengers today
from a brief trip to Seattle, where
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-17

Mr.. Corser was called on account of
business in connection with the Cop
per River & Northwestern railway.
Contractor George B. Purvis and
family today moved into an apart
ment in the new Lathrop building, be-
ing the first occupants of that struc-
ture outside of the Empress theater.
Corporal f. J. Flanagan and Privates
o. R. Van Zandt, Thomas o. Olsen, T.
A. Sichler, G. Murdoch and A. Cohen
are passengers aboard the Northwest
ern for Valdez to join the signal corps.
Contractor Al Lund returned last
night from Chilkat, where he built
the new cannery for the HoOnah Pack
ing Company and did some construc-
ton work for the Chilkat Oil Com
pany. He will at once begin the cree
ton of new homes for DR.. W. II.
Chase and Joseph B. Ibach.
On Saturday evening compliment
tary dance will be rendered to the PEG.
pie of Cordova at Eagle hall by the
personnel of the radio and construc.
ton crews at Miles and II. Al
orchestra of three pieces will furnish
the music, punch is to be served, and
the hall will be appropriately deco.
rated AS the radio boys are royal
entertainers, a good time is in store
for all who join them in the coming
dance.
The Presbyterian Sunday school pic
mic, which was postponed Wednesday
on account of the rain, will take place
tomorrow, weather permitting. The
church bell will ring at 8 and $50
o'clock in case the picnic is to be held
and the Carlisle Packing Company
boat will leave the float at the Ocean
dock at II a. m. and and $50 p. m
Everybody is welcome. Bring your
friends, plenty of eats, and be dressed
for a good time.
The steamship Northwestern ar
rived here shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning with the following passen
gers for Cordova: Caleb Corser anC
wife, T. B. Boyce, wife and daughter
Katherine, J. E. Laurie and wife
James Beatty and wife, Mrs. W. H
Gould and son Howard, Link VAIN
Mrs. A. L. Coons, Joseph Reeves, G
w. Spangler, W. A. Oldfather, DR.. H
B. Marie, w. D. Richie, A. Anderson
H. B. Mayfew, Sophia Gunnison, HI
Olsen, Edward Miller and thirty-three
steerage.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-17

Electricity for service, that's why
we sell electric waffle irons, coasters,
grills, toast-stoves, immersion heaters,
curling irons, cozy-glow heaters,
and everything. Northwestern Hard
ware company.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-17
Everybody who has seen Mickey

Everybody who has seen mickey
sings it's praises.
The musical score is beautiful and
catchy. The organ is one of the finest
instruments of the kind manufactured,
and has a fine tone and great volume.
1t will be the premier attraction to-
night, and will be played by Donald
|C. Fairman.
Doors open at 1870 o'clock, and the
picture will be shown at 8 o'clock.
mickey" will be repeated tomrrow
night.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-17
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
AT EMPRESS THEATER

The new Kimball pipe organ will be
heard this evening at the Empress the
alter for the first time, to the super
comedy, mickey" which is a film
production full of action, humor and
pathos, featuring Mabel Normand.