Her First Appearance in Cordova
PEGGY HYLAND
The Charming and Talented Star, in
“SAINTS AND SINNERS”
Also the Two Keel Coinedv Scream
“LUKE IN TIN CAN ALLEY”
And
BURTON HOLMES’ TRAVELOGUE
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HAPPENINGS OE LOCAL
ANO PERSONAL INTEREST
\ train left this morning for Chit
ina.
Steamship Valdez will sail direct
from Nome to the States.
The freighter Cordova is due here
Sunday on her - nith-hound trip.
C.eorge O'N'ortham has accepted a
position it Kenny Holden's pool hall.
The freighter Ketchikan is soiled
tiled to reach here either Sunday or
Monday.
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I’ A Kettig of the Alaska Sea Food
j Company left this morning for the
ea n nery.
.Mrs C. C. Keetley and son left on
this morning's train to Join her hus
band at Mile tJ.
There is a congestion of copper ore
and canned fish here awaiting boats
to ship them to the States.
Charles Garver, fisherman, formerly
at .Mile 4!», started to work this morn
ing for Walter Wolf as painter.
Dr. Baldwin, a member of the
Alaska radio expedition, was the
guest of local friends last evening.
Mrs. N. J. McCrary and daughter
left on this morning's train for Mile
101. where Mr McCrary is stationed.
The Admiral Farragut will arrive
at Katalla tomorrow at 4 o'clock, and
should be here early Saturday morn
ing.
K. F Button and wife of the radio
j station at Mile 7 were town visitors
yesterday, returning on the train this
morning.
There will he a practice game oi
ball at the park tonight between the
Cordova team and a team from the
naval vessel.
J. K Most, superintendent of the
Abercrombie Packing Company's
plant, returned to the cannery this
morning. He reports a good season,
with a large pack.
The Masonic lot. on the brow of the
hill leading to the dock, has been
cleared of all rubbish, and it Is ex
peeled that the lodge will build a
temple there next year.
The Lighthouse Canning Company
has about 2.0110 cases of minced clams
ready to ship to tip* States. The Pio
neer Packing Company also lias 4.000
cases on hand for shipment.
''Ii iirnmn A. J. Adams of the street
committee is determined to put First
avenue in more presentabe condition,
and with that object in view had a
scraper at work yesterday leveling oft
the bumps.
The steamship Northwestern will lie
in Cordova tomorrow afternoon at 1!
'o'clock and remain In port some time,
as she has xrm tons of freight for
here, including 4,500 cases for the
Abercrombie Packing Company
The Pioneer Packing Company is
razing its cottages on Fifth street and
C avenue and part of the lumber will
be used in constructing new homes
for its deplores on the hill on this
side of the approach to the Ocean■
dock
Preparations for lied Cross head
quarters at the city hall are being
Irapidly finished Cpon completion
Cordova Chapter will have quarters
i comparing most favorably with not
only Alaska towns, but many Outside
i places.
QUEEN MARY REVIEWS
WOAAEN'S AUXILIARY ARMY
ALDERSHOT, July 25—The first
review of a women's army ever held
here took place here recently, when
j Queen Mary, as colonel in chief of
i the Woman's Auxiliary army corps,
inspected more than a thousand
women in this command.
There were cooks, waitresses, sail
makers. carpenters, bakers, machin
ists, tailors and other workers from
fifteen units, and they made a fine
show, going through their drill with
neatnes and precision. A s(|uad of
Americans helped to keep the ground
clear.
COLLEGE MEN IN WAR
HAVE WEEKLY EXCURSIONS
LONDON, July L’5.— The American
I'nlverstty Cnlon, recently organized
here as a club for college men on war
work in Kngland, has .naugurated a
series of week-end excursions to
places of historic interest, such as Ox
ford, Cambridge and Stratford-on
Avon.
The first of these excursions, which
occupy about two days at the end of
the week, was to Oxford, und the sec
ond to Stratford. The parties in each
rase included mostly men in uniform,
including representatives of the
American army, navy, aviation serv
ice, ked Cross and Young Men's Chris
tian Association.
At Magdalen College. Oxford, the
visitors were welcomed by the presi
dent, Sir Herbert Warren The trip
to Stratford was made under the
personal escort of the great Knglish
Shakespearian scholar. Sir Sydney
Lee
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The list of those going to Kurt Lis
cum continues to grow, but it is hoped
that others will signify their willing
ness to join the party, in order that
a large delegation may accompany the
baseball team and encourage the Cot
dot a boys stationed at the lort.
The Northwestern Hardware Com
patty has just received a shipment ot
"Desolvo" sewer and drain pipe dean
ers
OFFER OF UHUME
FOR CLERGy DECLINED
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LONDON. July 25 A wealthy
business man has offered to contribute
a sum of money large enough to sup
plv one of the missionary bishops of
the Church of Kngland with an air
plane "I believe this would enable
the bishop to visit the outlying parts
of his diocese with much greater ease
than at present." said the writer.
The British Society for the Propa
gation of the Cos pel. in making ac
knowledgement of the offer, said that
while it could not at present accept
the gift, it had no doubt that within
a few years similar off* r< would he
accepted, "and in this way some of
our bishops who are in charge of huge
and scattered dioceses would be en
abled to mutiply their activities"
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Ibggy Hyland made her initial ap
pearance before a Cordova audience
last night at the Kmpre s theater in
"Saints and Sinners." and gave a
pleasing performance. Tin Can Al
ley" was the comedy, and i! was good.
The program will b** r* plated lon^ht
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FISH QUOTATIONS
Kl.'K'IIIK \\ Jul> .
prices lor iisli were Halibut, hr* ts,
12- . seconds. |Uc, sable. L red
rock. 2c.
SKATTLK. July 25 Prices for tish
..! noon yesterday wer* Halibut,
II c; ling and red rod. ?*■.
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