The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08
Village
 Gossip
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special ship to visit the battle fields and cemeteries of Europe where | American dead are laid to rest This ship is to said the first week in June. As announced at the meeting inI Indianapolis, "the idea is to enlist | the brilliant women of the world, and particularly mothers who suffered through the war, to perfect a league which will continue peace forever. We figure that as long as men lead the af- fairs of the world we will have war | for they will fight" * * *
 Mrs. R. l.. Healey and children re- turned to Kennecott on the train this week. Mrs. Healey has been visit i ing her brother, Cash Cole, of Juneau and arrived on the last Northwestern.
 At last we have found a good ex- cuse for moonshine whisky; it's a form of medicine. It seems that a certain MT. Smith living in West Virginia was unable to speak for over a year and then he took drink of homemade whisky. It had a strong | kick and started Smith coughing. When the spell was over Smith found that he could talk again.
 * * * 1 Washington and Massachusetts state legislatures will introduce bills to prohibit the manufacture, sale or wearing of high heeled shoes. what l if some woman legislator should come forward with bill prohibiting the wearing of neckties whose design and color are painful to the eye? That of course would be outside of woman's rightful sphere
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 Mrs. H. D. Thompson has left the CordoVa general hospital where she 1 recently underwent a successful oper- ation, and will return to KatalIa as l soon as the weather permits. * x * Word has been received here that Mrs. Nell Chase, formerly of Cordova, has recently been married in Seat l tic.
 Miss Ethel Graham and Miss Helen 1 Vandevere, both of whom were hurt
 
 while skiing and coasting last Sunday 1 afternoon, are recovering slowly and painfully from their injuries. l # * * MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Bjornson, who arrived in Cordova on the last North western, have taken an apartment in l the Reception.
 M. and Mrs. B. o. Graham left for Mccarthy on this mornings train and will be gone about a week
 De Line Flames, who spent the Christmas holidays in Cordova with his parents, Mir and Mrs Alvah Eames, left on the Northwestern to resume his duties at Latouche.
 Miss Ethel Graham will be the guest of Mrs. w. H. Chase during her parents visit to Mccarthy.
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 In the shoe department-nltra mod ern shoe stores are now installing a special X-ray machine which gives the prospective purchaser of shoes a very accurate view of the eft" he or she is obtaining. It is suggested that general use of this machine may bring about a stampede to the wearing of sandals.
 A letter received from Miss Mary | Edelbrock tells of recent visit she had over the weekend with Mrs. Alexander Watts, formerly Miss Mary Baen Wright of Cordova. Mrs. Watts declares that she is perfectly satis fled with her present lot; but Mary Edelbrock confesses that her thoughts sometimes turn truantly toward the north, and asks to be remembered to all her Cordova friends. | %
 MT. and Mrs. T. Boyce, formerly of Cordova, write that they are now nicely situated in Los Angeles and will be glad to have any of their Cordova friends visit them.