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WILLIAM FOX PRESENT?
THEDA, „ BARA.
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I TONIGHT
"THIS IS THE T.IFE, IF YOU DON’T Wt S.v;(J ^ hui p. GiTC Show
WEAKEN ’- MARK ANTHONY. Hf
It cost Caesar an Empire to see Cleopatra; It will I
cost YOU but 50c, and children 25c—front seats. I
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THEDA BARA in“CLEOPATRA”
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Whatever Else Cleopatra May Have Been, She Was No Hypocrite.
10 Acts—Sensational, Thrilling, Wonderful
Owing to the big extra cost to show this production
we are forced to charge an admission of 50c and 25c
Don’t Forget—Doors Open at 7:30; Pictures Start at S:90
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CAST OF CHARACTERS
CLEOPATRA . THEDA SARA j
Ch-irmian . Dorothy Drak
Octavia Genmicv'- Blinn
Iras . . . . Doll Dunca
Caesar ...... Fritz Lciber
Antony .Thurston Hall
Pharon.Albert Eoscc
Venticlras.Hersehel May.ill
Messenger .Hector V. Snrno
Octavius.Henry de Vries
Kephren.Art Acord
Directed by J. Gordon Edwards.
Scenario by Adrain Jol'.nson.
Pnotographed by Rail Schellinger
and John W. Boyle.
Latest Faces in Type Just Received For
Artistic Job Printing
Copper River
and Northwestern Ry.
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN
CHITINA AND KENNECOTT
Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, on Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
Leave Chitina for Cordova Sundays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays
Leave Chitina for Kennecott Sundays, Tuesdays
and Friday*
Leave Kennecott for Chitina Mondays, Wednes
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
Tin* above schedule subject to change without
notice.
Dining Car in Connection with all Regular
Passenger Trains between Cordova and Chitina.
Freight received and delivered at Cordova
Wharf from !> a. m. to 5 p in., except Sundays.
Tickets on sale at Second Street Depot office
liour before departure of trains.
CALEB CORSER Superintendent
D. L. LEATON, Ticket Agent
ITie Mod administrator lias been
advised that many per-uuts are buy
ir. sugar in live-pound quantities and!
J using a noi l imi of it for cunning tint)
are buying live pound lots from dif- j
teiettt stores within a day or two
and I tying sugar under th- claim
that it to he used for running Par
is - w lien it Is simply being
hoarded. "This is not permissible,
and is a violation of the sugar regu
lation says the administrator.
“These five-pound purchases (more
liberal than in any other section of
the countryIn* continued, "are ex-!
t lusivcly for household consumption!
in tea. coffee and for cooking, and at ]
I tin* rate of two pounds per person!
per month in the family; and all sugar
| bought at one time must lie consumed
before another purchase is made, Spe-1
dal permits are being issued for le
I gitimate canning purposes Dealers j
should satisfy themselves that the |
sugar regulations are being observed; |
otherwise they should refuse to sell j
the sugar. No patriotic American will
abuse this rule; unpatriotic citizens
will, and have done so, according to
j reports—just simply going first to
one grocery and buying five pounds,
then to another and doing likewise,
and "so on. and using such sugar with
utter disregard to the regulations, if
this practice continues the federal
food administration for Alaska will
be forced to establish individual card
t • ration system, requiring every per
-i'll before purchasing sugar in any
ipicnlity to procure u permit and liin
mug individual sales by dealers tt
wo pounds, as is now ihc proceed
It'.-; in file Stales. Enough sugar must
be saved for shipment lo our soldiers
ud the allies This is imperative.
I seems inconceivable that Vlas
!. ...-. ail of whom have made such .
.. record in the saving of essential
a ils during the war, are now ai Ilii
■ loineiit disregarding (lie S 11. S.
for sugar saving."
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LON!MIX', Aug. L’-. II is as easy
to gel a good, big meal in a restau
rant in London as In Chicago or Kan
sas City, ll probably will lake three
times as long, as London waiters and
waitresses consider it unseemly basic
to serve an order in less than three
quarters of an hour; but in the end
the food will be the same and quite
as plentiful.
The only discrepancies noticeable lo
an American are the absence of sugar
and drinking water. Water does not
seem to be used Internally in Eng
land it never appears on the table.
Sugar may be served only with pud
dings and cocoa. The reason it hap
pens to be permitted with cocoa is
that when the present restrictions
were drawn up there was no cocoa in
the country. Consequently It was not
mentioned among the non-sugarable
beverages. Now there is plenty or
cocoa and the law does not forbid
serving sugar with It.
A few confirmed sugar eaters till
>ut a sugar ration card and carry their
-atlons li ' the week with them in a
iag. The average Londoner seems to
t li i it lx this more bother than i,
worth. howe\er.
■Meat may i• had t w i< e a da> . ■ r
' m:. . tin.it s ii ham is used for ot. •
iio il \ coupon is no longer required
• ham. Bread, potatoes, peas. 'Mat
i Lima i and "Kiaiudr i string! beans
and other vegetable are a - abundant
as in the I’nited States
K\( ept that tood is more expensive,
the food situation in Knglaiul is as
good as in America
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Coventor Tlitiui;, • Biggs, ,j;■ . ap. n
his arrival in Fair-hanks rci- ntly. p
pointed 11 ('laud* Kellv v i« e pi • -i
dent oi the board of regents ot tee
\laska \grimlt ura I < oil • e am!
School of Mine to take the pko •
of II. (V Woods, who has resigned
The active members of the hoard
are A. K. Heilig. president; Mr. Kelly,
\ 1 1 president ; .N! I S l.lltller 1 ' lie-.
• -rotary. and (Jeorue llutrhinson,
11 eastirer
\ shot t time nun > | Was trails
' i : ed from til* territorial treasury to
••he treasurer m the hoard <>; regents
tu ; < oiistru* lion upon
’ I.• i ildin s <*f the . ho*d. which is
1 ‘ ted about • audit miles trout I’air
h: nks
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| Sixty Steam Heated Rooms Eletnc Lighted :
Hot and Cold Water in Every Room
With or Without Bath.
I Cordova House
I DOOLEY AND GREENIG
Headquarters for Railroad and Mining Men
Satisfaction Our an teed
Rates Reasonable