The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
HEARST-PATHE NEWS OF INTEREST
GOLDBERG’S CARTOON COMEDY
MARIE DORO in
‘ THE HEART OF NORA FLYNN”
TRI NAGLE COMEDY—“HONEST THIEVES”
SUNDAY—TWO SHOWS
7:30 and 9:00 i
MABEL" TALIAFERRO
in
“THE DAWN OF LOVE”
Romance, Daring and Desperate Adventure presented in
Novel and Attractive Settings. A picture of Unusual
Thrill and Popular Appeal
_HEARST-PATHE NEWS
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
St. George’s Mission, Red Dragon ij:
Club House.—Fifth (Rogntion) Sun ij:
day after Easter. Matins and holy jij
communion at ll o’clock; church ij:
school at 12 m.; evensong at 4 o’clock, jij
Patriotic and musical service of one ij:
hour, to which all are cordially in- jij
vlted. Program at 4 o’clock: jij
Voluntary .(a) "Rule Britannia," (b) jij
“The Maple Leaf Forever," (c) ij:
I "Patriotic Medley”... .Mrs. Hedges jij
Processional. .“Fight the Good Fight” ij:
Gloria in Excelsls (old chant)
Vocal solo, “The Marseillaise”- ij!
..Miss Emma Sheppard jjj
Baritone solo, “A Soldier’s Dream,” jjj
....Hans Sorvik ij:
Vocal solo (selected).... Miss Barrett jij
Sermon, “Loyalty: it’s Cost and ij:
Worth." jjj
Offertory, “Joan of Arc, They Are ij:
Calling You”-Mrs. S. R. Hedges jij
‘America” . Smith ij:
Postlude, “March” . Bach jij
Monday, Tuesday and AVednesday ji
being Rogation days, there will be ij
holy communion at 11 o'clock. Thurs-jij
day being Ascension day, there will be jj
matins and holy communion at 8 a. m. ji
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Preaching service, 11 a. m.; holy
communion, “Sacrificial Blood”; Sun
day school, 12 m., “New Standards of
Living”; preaching services, 8 p. m„
“The Broken Governor Belt.”
We invite to the communion table
all members of the evangelical faith.
The evening service will be of great
interest to those who are studying the
war from Bible and history. The mu
sic for the evening service will be:
Prelude—“Where He Leads Me”. . .
. Norris
“A Rainbow on the Cloud”... .Gabriel
Offertory—Quartet, “One Fleeting
Hour” .’. Lee
Mrs. Hubbert, Miss Fraisure, Mr. Sor
vik and Mr. Burns
“The Fight Is On”.Martin
“God Will Take Care of You”..Martin :
Doxology . Ken
Postlude.
We cordially invite you to our serv- k
ices. A. G SH RIVER, Pastor.
; WHS OF FOCI
| FIND PERSONAL INTEREST
jj The sailing of the steamship North- 1
|j western from Seattle has been post- 1
jj poned from May 8 to May 9.
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1 The steamship Alaska left Ketchi- I
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H kan at midnight, and is due to ar- |
jg rive in Cordova on Monday after- I
1 noon.
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g Carl Goslave Ollson and Svend Vigo
| Holin are requested to at once report
1 to the local exemption board.
j§ A meeting of the national council
1 of defense will be held at the United I
1 States commissioner’s office on Sun- 1
S . i
§ day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, and a 1
i I full attendance of the members is re- 3
|: quested.
I Don^ forget tonight is Saturday, to- |
j morrow Sunday. Let's go to Hegg’s 1
| dance and whoop her up. Remember |
I the jazzy music and good floor, and 1
| listen—they say it’s the coolest place g
| in town now.
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H Jack Courtney, who is with the g
I 117th engineers, writes Al Lund as 1
| follows: “I am in a new part of j
j France now, 1 can take a good look|j
. at Germany any old time, and believe |
me, Mr. Sauer Kraut’s got to" take his |
1 medicine front now on,—as we will |
J camp on his trail at all times. I would 1
: just like to tell you what we are do- 1
■ ing, as it would sure make you feel .
i good. I had a letter from Warren
j Taylor. He is a long way from the
r line.”
KEEP it COMING
VVe must not only
\ Ee<}d our Soldiers
i . at the front but
the millions of
' women 6- children
•s * behind our lines*
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