The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
FORD EDUCATIONAL
You Will Love Petite
LENORE ULRICH
in 6 Act Drama
“THE HEART OF
PAULA”
Triumphs over complexity of situations and predicaments'
that contribute to make a wonderful stoiy of love, intrigue
Spanish Romance and sentiment.
Here is a Good Spring Tonic
“THE ROAD AGENT”
SUNDAY—Douglas Fairbanks‘ in—“THE AMERICANO*
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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ElE th’ Irishman sez: “One
man’s ez good ez another
an’ a durn sight better.”
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0 can’t get no better
tobacco ’n another
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At a meeting of Cordova Chapter,
American Red Cross, held last night,
it was decided to begin an active
campaign for the war drive which
will take place May 20 to May 27.
Alaska's quota is $40,000 and Cordo
va will be expected to raise about
$1,500. The Chapter placed the mai
ler in the hands of Malcolm Brock,
who will appoint a manager and the
different committees to carry on the
work. A short and active campaign
will be conducted and there is no
ddtibt but that this town will respond
liberally to the call for funds for so
worthy a cause.
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AMSTERDAM, Mriy 9. - In *he
current number of the Prussische
Jahrrucher, Professor Hans l dbruck,
German 'historian, accuser \dmiral
Von Tirpltz of lack of fomai ;ht dur
ing his t^m of office in the matter of
construction of submarine!.
“Von Tirpitz was fascinat'd with
dreadnoughts,” he says, and even
during the war hindered the con
struction of new submarines, in the
belief that the few he had consented
to build were sufficient to bo ft Eng
land in a few months.”
Delbruck calls upon the reichstag
to order an investigation of Von Tir
pitz’s naval policy.
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Madame Lydia, the pair»dst, will be
found in the Currier & Mickelson
building on C. street. 16-tf
GERMAN CIGARETTES i‘
AFFECTED 8! WARj
AMSTERDAM, May 9. — For some |
time past, the cigarette in Germany |
has been growing thinner and thin- |
ner, until at present the weight of |
tobacco is little greater than of pa- |
per. The pre-war cjgarettes in Ger- 1
many, when sold by the ounce, ran I
about sixteen to the ounce. Since |
the early part of this year the cigar- J
ette had “faded” until it takes more 1
than 33 of them to make an ounce. |
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HANDS SHARE PROFITC 1
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PIERRE, S. D., May 9. — Farmers I
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of gouth Dakota are arranging to pay I
their help on the profit sharing ba- |
sis. The average wage scale for farm |
hands now runs $55 a month, with |
board, room anti laundry. In wheat |
growing sections, a sliding scale of |
$50 minimum; $55 for wheat of ten |
bushels to the acre; $60 if it goes |
over 15 bushels to the acre and $65 i
if it goes over 20 bushels is being con- 1
sidered.
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That idle acre is a German missile j
for an American heart.
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