The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
Ethel Barrymore, in the Seven-Act Drama
“THE CALL OF HER PEOPLE”
In "The Call of Her People,”
Metro's great seven-act special re
lease, picturized from Edward Shel
don’s famous play, “Egypt,” Ethel
Barrymore has an opportunity to dis
play most superb skill as a horse(
woman. During the making of the
picture the star was called on to ride
at breakneck speed both along rough
country roads and through crowded
city streets filled with vehicles and
pedestrians. Six hundred people took
part in the production, and Miss Bar
rymore rode through this crowd on
a spirited horse.
ETHEL BARRYMORE
•nth e call of me? people"
PATHE EDUCATIONAL and ANIMATED CARTOON
Mrs. Nina Nichols at the Piano Regular Admission
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LOCAL DOINGS
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Walter Dempster was today a re-1
turning passenger from a short trip
to the States.
C. E. Brainerd, wife and son Jackie,
I of Salt Lake City, were arrivals in
town on today’s boat.
J. F. Davidson, traveling freight j
j agent for the Alaska Steamship Com
pany, is in town today.
J. L. O’Brien and wife, who spent
the past winter in California, returned
to Cordova on the steamship Alameda.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to join in the mid-w’eek services
at the Presbyterian church at 8 o’clock
this evening.
Our former townsman. Milo Kelly,
is aboard the Alameda from the
States, bound for Anchorage, accom-(
panied by his wife.
W. A. Pratt, who recently lost his
wife, and who took the children back
to Oklahoma to live with his parents,
returned to Cordova today.
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Our former townsman. W. H. Graves,
recently arrived at a London county
hospital, suffering from trench fever,
contracted while in France.
Miss Vine Skinner of Detroit is a
passenger aboard the steamship Ala
meda for Valdez, to visit her father,
an old-time resident of that towm.
Fred Frederickson, employed at the
Blum, O’Neill store, has been drafted
into the United States army, having
been registered at Port Orchard,
Wash.
Examiner Otis B. Kent of the Unit- ,
ed States shipping board; R. R. Brott,
court stenographer, and Miss Frances
7 Lumbard are among the Cordova vis- ®
| itors today.
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| Judge Grosscup of Tacoma, attor- |
g ney for the Pacific Steamship Com- I
| PJiny, is here today, attending the 1
f hearings of the United States ship- 1
1 ping board. ^
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1 M. E. Torrell and wife of Seattle |
| were arrivals in Cordova today. Mr. |
I Torrell has accepted a position in |
| the mechanical department of the f
| Daily Times.
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| There are some especially fine cakes i
| on display at the Blum, O'Neill and |
| Finkelstein & Sapiro stores, which 8
| will be disposed of for the benefit of I
II the Red Cross.
I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson of i
| Missouri were arrivals, on today's g
g boat, and will leave on the next train j
| for Chitina to spend the summer with g
I their son, O. A. Nelson, and his wife. |
The local exemption board requests g
| Wasil Sanko, Oscar Berg, Arne Arne- 1
i son, John C. O. Ramsgard, Svend P
| Vigo Holm, Knute Hansen and Peter g
| Thompson to immediately report to it. j
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I On Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock |
II tl ere will be a card party given at I
8 the Northland Club, the proceeds of jj
1 which will go to the Red Cross war j I
3 fund. Bridge and “500” will be the \ |
| games, and the play will start at 2 j I
| o’clock. There will be a silver of- |
| fcring. j |
R. W. Baxter, president of the.
g Alaska Steamship Company, and John
I H. Burch, general fright and passen-j
I ger agent, are on their annual tour;
I of inspection of Alaska ports, andi
| spent the day in Cordova. Upon their j
I return from the westward they will
I stop off here long enough to make a
1 trip over the Copper River railroad to
1 Kennecott.
| There will be a Jitney dance at
I Eagles’ hall tonight, the proceeds of
1 which will go to the Red Cross war
P fund. An orchestra of ten pieces has
1 been engaged to furnish the music,
B and the ladies will furnish coffee and
j§ sandwiches in the Northland Club.
B The indications are that one of the
fi largest crowds of the season will at
S tend this dance.
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Madame Lydia, the pamsTst, will be
H found in the Currier & Mickelson
|| j building on C. street. 16-tf
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