The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURE
The Screen Favorite
BESSIE LOVE
In the Five-Act Drama
NINA THE
FLOWER GIRL
Side-Splitting Comedy, “A Noble Fraud
FINE TRIANGLE PROGRAM
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
NOTICE
By order of the town council, all
ownerless and vicious dogs will be
removed from thp street.
FRED BROTHERSON,
Chief of Police.
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The bill at the Empress theater
tonight will be Bessie Love in ‘‘Nina
the Flower Girl,” and a Triangle com-j
edy, “A Noble Fraud.” Tomorrow
night Marguerite Clark will appear in
“Out of ihe Drifts.”
C. A. Estes and wife left this morn
ing for Seward, where the former has
accepted a position with Brown &
Hawkins. Mr. Estes has been em
ployed in the Blum, O'Neill store, and
his place lias been tilled by Dick Ba
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if you want to keep posted on the
war read the Daily Times.
SMOKES FOR OUR BOYS
The Order of Eastern Star will
hold its regular card social at Ma
sonic hall Thursday evening, April
25, at 8:30 o’clock. A silver offering
will be taken for “the smoke fund."
The public is invited to attend.
EMMA HOWARD, Secretary.
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J. G. Smith, Jim North, J. Cham
bers, Tom Patterson, William Kent,
W. it. McDonald and Victor Macey,
who enlisted with Recruiting Officer
George C. Hazelet for the Twenty
seventh regiment of miners, lef
for Fort Liscum this morning to pass
their final examination, after which
they will be sent to Fort Meade, Mary
land.
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PITHS IRE
PROUD Of THEIR
ROTE OF HONOR
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At a well-attended meeting last
night ol the Knights of Pythias lodge
in the Masonic hall, the ceremony
connected with the hanging of the
honor roll which bears the names of'
the enlisted members who are now !
serving in different branches of the
United States service in Prance was
witnessed. The ceremonies were
opened with a song by Miss Shepard,
after which the flag was presented to
the audience for salutation, and all
joined in singing the national anthem.
Past Chancellor Commander Will-!
iam McDonald, being master of cere
monies, in a brief address informed
the audience of the purpose of the
meeting, and in a fitting manner de
livered the sentiments of the lodge in
view of the departed members, who
in the greatness of soul have exem
plified that lesson of friendship upon
which the order is founded. Alt
Wallbank, the prelate of the lodge,
then led the meeting in a stirring
prayer for the safety of those at the
front, which was followed by a song,
“America,” led by Miss Sheppard, in
which all joined.
The keeper of records and seals,
A. L. Norgren, then read the names
of the five members who have joined
Uncle Sam’s forces in France, giving
their regiment and date of initiation
into the order.
Acting Vice Chancellor N. J. Black
paid a fitting tribute to the gallant
members named on the honor roll,
which was followed by the prelate,
Mr. Wallbank, who in appropriate lan
guage expressed the manner in which
the absent members are bound unto
the order.
C. P. Michelson, master of work,
expressed the Pythian devotion ex
tended to the members bearing arms
for the country, also those who have
loved ones serving in the cause of j
humanity.
The master at arms, G. A. Harmon, j
accompanied by the guard of honor, ■
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then placed the honor roll in its hon- j (|j
ored position upon the castle wall, g
This concluded the ceremonies, and I
the meeting was closed with a patri- 1
otic song.
Mr. Sorvik of the Carlisle Packing |
Company then favored the audience 11
with several songs, which were heart- I
ily applauded. C. J. Goodall delivered |
a stirring address appropriate to Pyth- 1
■ ian fidelity and our struggle for hu- 1
i inanity, which was followed by songs I
I and elaborate refreshments.
Short after-dinner talks were given |
! by VV. J. McDonald, W. R. Hillery, ^ §
A. J. Adams, O. C. Myers, Mrs. W. J. j |
McDonald and G. A. Harmon.
A general good time was enjoyed §
by all present, and the lodge extends I
| its many thanks to Miss Sheppard,' I
Mr. Sorvik and Mrs. S. R. Hedges for |
their able assistance.
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P. L. Simpson and wife have re- |
turned to Port Wells. i
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The city has a force of men at |
work removing the snow from ali i
sidev^iks.
Attorney F. H. Foster will be the j
four-minute speaker at the Empress'
theater tonight.
Attorney Edward F. Medley left on
| the steamer Northwestern on a busi- .
; ness trip to Valdez.
The stork visited the Cordova hos.
| pital and presented Mrs. Lou Day
I of Chitina with a baby boy.
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1 Thomas S. Scott is today the re
; cipient of congratulations upon the
1 arrival of a baby girl at his home.
| Mrs. E. L. Harwood desires to
i thank all the ladies who contributed
I clothing for the large box which was
sent to Belgian sufferers.
Tonight at 7:30 o’clock the Home
Guards military company meets at
Eagle hall, and all members are re
quested to be present.
E. B. Henley and family left on the
Northwestern this morning for Val
dez, and from there will go to Nellie
Juan, where Mr. Henley is operating
a cannery.
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