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WILLIAM FARNUM
In Six Rierf Drama
“Fires of Concience”
Here is a Picture That Will Appeal to All
A COMEDY FOR A FINISH
MRS. NINA NICHOLS AT THE PIANO
ADMISSION 30c CHILDREN 10c
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ATTENTION WOMEN!
There is a most urgent call for
surgical supplies which demands that
every woman do her bit toward pre
paring shipments, and every woman in
Cordova must at least give one after
noon a week to the Red Cross work
at headquarters in order to accomplish
our duty; many there are who could
give two, three or more days. It is
our patriotic duty to do this much to
ward the welfare of the men in the
trenches. Proper care cannot be given
without the use of the work we are
aiming to accomplish, for surgical
supplies are absolutely essential to
save numberless lives of our wounded
soldiers and 'tis the women’s share in
this war’s work.
Statistics show that it takes the work
of five women for the up-keep of one
man in the trenches, therefore, don’t,
be wanting in duty in this time of
need. The Red Cross needs you at the
Red Dragon every day.
L. R. BENNETT,
Chairman Military Relief.
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WANTED—Girls and women to work
in the clam plant of the Pinnacle
Rock Packing Company. Apply at
Cordova House. 19-tf
FISHERMAN!
I buy any amount of fish of
commercial value, shark liver
and cod liver delivered at my
station at Sheep Point or Ocean
Dock.
GUS OHM
LOCAL DOINGS
' MENTION
On Tuesday evening, February 26.
a musicale will be given at the Em
press theater for the Red Cross, under
the auspices of the Episcopal Guild
Auxiliary.
The dinner to be given at Hegg’s
hall, on Washington’s birthday, will
be served for fifty cents.
The steamer Admiral Evans arrived
from the westward about 4 o’clock this
afternoon and sailed an hour later for
Seattle with the following passengers
from Cordova: I. D. Bogart and wife.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, T. F. Tillman,
Rod Tanson and Oscar R. Hart.
W. A. Nourse, local agent for the
Pacific Steamship Company, accom
panied by his wife, left today for the
states on the Admiral Evans. The
length of their stay outside is indefin
ite and should they decide not to re
turn to Cordova they will be greatly
[missed by a large circle of friends.
1. D. Bogart and wife left on the
Admiral Evans this afternoon on a
• trip to Seattle.
T. F. Tillman was an outgoing pass
enger on the Evans today for Seattle.
At a regular meeting of the city
council, held last night, Attorney R.
E. Capers resigned as a member of
that body, as he will leave shortly for
the States, where he will locate.
A meeting of the Cordova Chamber
of Commerce will be held at the North
land Club room on Saturday evening
at 8:30 o’clock. The election of offi
cers and other important business will
take place, and a full attendance of
the members is requested. An invi
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tation is also extended to those who ,u
are not now affiliated with this com
mercial organization to be present I
and enroll.
A meeting of the Republicans of 1
Cordova will be held at the city hall f
tonight, and there should be a good I
attendance.
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All who attend the jitney dance at j§
Eagle hall on Friday evening are as- J
sured a good time, and at the same f
time will be contributing their mite I
toward the Red Cross.
PATRIOTISMS |
BT SCHOOL CHILDREN |
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On the evening of Thursday. Feb. jj
21, a patriotic rally will be held at Jjj
Eagle hall by the public school. This jj
date is chosen as Washington's birth- B
day is already fully occupied. The pro- jj
gram will consist of some selections jj
by pupils, a short address by Mr. jj
Hazelet, and the singing of patriotic jj
songs, in which the audience is asked I
to join. Look up the words of patriotic J
songs and bring them with you. No B
admission will be charged and every jj
one is urged to come, to sing and 1
cheer for Uncle Sam. A silver offer-!l
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ing. will be taken to defray incidental jl
expenses. Should there be any sur- B
plus it will be expended in new books jj
for the school library, which is in jj
great need of enlargement.
conifinilin:
IN WORK OF ID CROSS
(By Associated Press)
1NCHEL1UM, Wash., Feb. 19.—A
thriving Red Cross chapter has been
organized among the Indians of this
community, with fifty-five members en
rolled at the first meeting, and a full
set of working officers. Indian farm
ers donated a pig and a calf as a
starter for a fund, and these were sold
and resold until about $100 was real
ized.
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Jitney dance at Eagle hall on Friday
evening.
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For sale at a bargain, Walker’s Inn
at Alaganic. For terms apply to Cor
dova Abstract & Realty Co., Adams
Building.
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