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Burton Holmes’ Travels—Introductory
Five-Act Metro Star Series Production
“HER BOY”
Played by
EFFIE SHANNON and NILES WELCH
An interesting picture of patriotism with an unusual
plot and excellent acting
TRIANGLE COMEDY—“THE BOOKWORM TURNS’’
Tonight at 8 Sharp Admission 30c and 10c
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LAWLESSNESS RIFE I MONTREAL
WIN POLICE AND FIREMEN QUIT
MONTREAL, Doc. 13 (by Associated Press).—With every !
policeman and nearly every fireman on strike, Montreal last :
eight was helpless in the hands of rioters. Fire stations were i
wrecked, citizens robbed, and stores looted, while the saloons i
in the disorderly district were wide open. Law-abiding citi j
zons are helpless.
S OPHY
LONDON. Dec 1:1 (by Associated
Press).-The British army won the;
king's trophy in the inter-allied box !
ing tournament here last night. The
British scored 41 points, the American
army :i!i points, and the American
navy 32 points. In the finals Pal
Moore of the American navy won over
Jimmy Wilde, the Knglish champion,
on points. The decision was hissed
Kddie Mefloorty and Mike O’Dowd, j
Americans, won their matches yester
day.
GEN. MARCH AWARDED
HONORS BY BAKER
WASHINGTON. Dec 13 (by Assn
riated Dress).—Secretary of War
Baker has awarded the Distinguished!
Service medal to General Deyton ('.
March, chief of the general staff of
the army.
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LAST PEARY ESKIMO
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
DEI.HAM MANOR. N. Y. Dee 13
(by Associated Dress). Mene Deary
Wallace, the last member of an Es
kimo family brought by Deary, the
Arctic explorer, from Smith sound in
lflOO, died here today of pneumonia,
aged 31.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST
The launch llolfe leaves for Katalla
tonight
Tomorrow evening the Northland
Club will meet and elect new officers.
Tom Tallent is among the former
Cordovans at Camp Kearney, Call
foi nia.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 1! Smith have re
turned to Cordova after a three
months' stay in the States.
Mrs. () L. Larson and Mrs. \V. II
Webb returned on last night's boat
from a pleasant visit at Portland.
Captain George E. Scott will leave
on the steamer tonight for Seattle,
where he will spend a couple of
months.
The launch Waif left today for Ka
tnlla with provisions for the people
and empty drums for the Chilkat Oil
Company.
Hoy Rutherford of Fairbanks re
turned on the steamship Alaska last
night and will leave for the interior
tomorrow.
M. E. Holben returned on last
night's boat from Seattle, where he
spent several weeks working in the
shipyards
R L H. Marshall was a returning
passenger on last night's boat from a
short business trip to Seattle, and
will leave for his home at McCarthy
on tomorrow's train.
Robert Gottschalk has beer cited to
appear before Judge Brown on Dec
21 and show cause why his hotel
should not be closed.
Mrs. Grace E Merton, who has been
with Mrs. Helen Bell for the past few
months, will return to Ran Francisco
on the steamship Alaska tonight.
Harry Thlsted will be among the
outgoing passengers on the Alaska
tonight, and expects to be gone six
or seven weeks on business connected
with his fishing interests.
The Northland Club gave one of Its
periodical dances at Eagles' hall last
night, which was largely ntumded.
and a good time was had by all At
12:30 a buffet luncheon was served in
the club rooms.
Operator Gilbert, formerly of the
local cable office, has just returned
from France, and is now at Camp
Kearney, California. He participated
in the battles at Chateau Thierry and
Belleau Woods, and is now a major
in the signal corps.
The Kennecott Copper Corporation
has donated $2,500 towards the erec
tion of the new Hawkins Memorial
Episcopal church at Cordova, and
the Rev. E. IV Zeigler feels very
grateful for this contribution.
An excellent change of pictures to
night at the Lmpress. with a Burton
Holmes Travel. Triangle comedy and
the Metro story, “Her Boy,” with Lf
fie Shannon and Niles Welch. Dustin
Farnum on Sunday in “North of 53.”
Late yesterday afternoon an alarm
of fire was turned in. and after mak
ing several unsuccessful attempts to
locate the fire. Chief Phillips ordered
his men to return the apparatus to
the fire hall. It was a false alarm,
and the party guilty of sending it in
should he severely dealt with if ap
prehended.
The Order of the Lantern Star last
night elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Worthy ma
tron, Mrs. Lucy Day; patron. Ivan
Supphellin; associate matron. Mrs.
Anna Currier; secretary, Mrs. Lnnna
Howard; treasurer. Peter Sherman;
conductress. Vera Harmon; associate
conductress, Mrs. Mary Lames.
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The steamship Alaska arrived in
port last night with the following pas
sengers for Cordova:
R L H. Marshall. L H. Smith.
Mrs Smith, J A. Moberly, Mrs. (). L
Larson. Mrs. W. II. Webb. Martha
Claveau. T. P. Topliff, Charles Haw
kins, Annie Johnson. R. Rutherford.
M. L. Holben, Andrew Stein. Andy
Kroch and Hans Lonnberg.
All members and friends of the
Presbyterian Sunday school are in
vited by the men and boys to the
treat they are going to give this even
ing at the church, at 8 o'clock, in
honor of the noble work by the
women and girls in winning so well
in an attendance contest with the An
ehorage Sunday school. Come one
and all. large and small, and have a
good time with us. A. J. Cobra, super
intendent
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DON’T FORGET
There will be a meet in got' the Home
(luard it: the Armory this evening at
7:”.". Instruction in the use of the
bayonet will be given, followed by a
short business meeting All members
should be present, as the committee
on organization will report
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K. OF P. NOTICE
The first installment of the annual
— ?— feast day will he held at the
K. of I*, hall next Monday evening.
December lfi. All members and visit
inn brothers are requested to attend,
as this is something new. Program
starts at s o'clock prompt.
C A HARMON, M. A.
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MASONIC MEETING
A special meeting of Mount McKin
ley Lodge, K A. M , will he held
at X:Mu o'clock this evening Work
in Fellowcraft degree.
.1 II SELLKN. A. W. M.
It. T. PHILLIPS, See.
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There will be something doing every
minute Monday evening at K of P.
hall.
FORMER LEAGUE PITCHER
DIES FROM INFLUENZA
SAN JOSK. t’al.. I >e< . l.‘i (by Ass •
- i ‘ t• • ‘ 1 Press i Frank Arrellane*
aged df, a former pitcher of the Bos
toil American league baseball
•lied here today of influenza
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What Will You Give Him
for Christmas?
THERE’S one thing that is certain; it will be a use
ful gift; something that he needs and would have to
buy if you didn’t give it to him. Nobody wants to
be wasteful this year.
Here at this store we have only the things men and
young men need and want and we’ll be glad to show you.
Here are a few suggestions:
Hosiery Underwear
— Shoes Gloves
Belts Neckwear
Collars Sweaters
Shirts Pajamas
The most substantial, useful gift a man could receive
for Christmas is a Hart, Schaffner & Marx suit or over
coat; they are economical because they can be depended
on to wear a long time.
Blum-O’Neill Co.
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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I SUITABLE GIFTS
I FOR CHRISTMAS
B Are to Be Found at Our Store. We Carry
B a Large Stock to Select F rom.
Sj A PORTRAIT ALWAYS MAKES AN ACCEPTABLE XMAS GIFT
I OUR PORTRAIT WORK
9 Is a Specialty With Us
§■ Numerous Styles and a Full Line of Folders to Choose From.
3 W E HAVE ADDED A LINE OF
I MECHANICAL TOYS
9 for the Fdolidays
B A Sensible Gift for the Kiddies at Prices that Are Right
B We Also Carry in Stock a Variety of
I Delicious Christmas Candies
■ “Bring Her Home a Box for Christmas"
H JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF
I EASTMAN KODAKS
B and Kodak Supplies
B The Genuine Eastman Quality—A Gift that Is Always Appreciated
I R.E. HEGGCO.
9 THE KODAK STORE
p Books and Magazines
Firemen’s Ball I
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, ijj: The Annual Masquerade Ball of the Cordova £
Fire Department will be held at *
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EAGLES’ HALL
New Year’s Eve |
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31
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jjj! new year in with the fire laddies.
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! ADMISSION $1.50
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