WINSOME LOUISE HUFF
In the Five-Aet Drama
“DESTINY’S TOY”
A story of such human ami tender qualities that it appeals to
the sympathies of all
ALONG THE RIO GRANDE
i’athe ]land <'olored Scenic
“TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE”
Two reel Keystone comedy, in which “Teddy,” the almost
human collie, saves the day— and the heroine
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
Program Begins 8 p. m. Admission 30c and 10c
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HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. I! T. King of the radio
station tit Mile 7 are in town tdoay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Price of Radio
town are Cordova visitors.
II. S Scanlon of Strelna, a former
stage driver on the Chltlna trail, ar
rived in Cordova this afternoon.
E 11 Hanley arrived today from the
Nellie .man cannery in the company's
| launch
The steamship Northwestern Is now
> scheduled to arrive here at 5:3d
joclock this afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Art Hull and child are
returning passengers on the North
western, title this afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Thompson and Infant
I daughter left the hospital this after
I noon, and are visiting with friends in
town
Mrs Scurry, with Mrs. A Van Vech
teit and family, will leave on the Kur
ragut for a prolonged visit to Seattle
friends.
Walter Wolf, accompanied hy Don
ald Foster, took a fishing trip yester
day. returning about midnight with a
big catch.
tieorge .lames, one of tfie propri
etors of the Alaskan drill, had a
sligln paralytic stroke and s confined
to his home.
The steamship Admiral Karra gut
left Katallii at 1n:.'!(l o'clock this morn
ing. and is due here, between 8 and
!• o’clock tonight.
Miss 1{iit»y Dedraff, who lias spent
the past tew weeks here, will return
to Anchorage on the steamship North
western tomorrow.
Mrs f D. Sharp of Hoquiam, Wash.,
was an arrival today on the steamship
Northwestern, and will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. J. J. Murray.
Chester W. Cook, the government
teacher at the Tatitlck Indian reser
vation, near Kllnmar. is spending a
■ ouple of days in town.
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Final baseball practice will b hob!
Ihi evening It is hoped that all
members oi the team "ill lie present,
as numbers lend enthusiasm
Fd (iambic was found gtiilt> in the
eoun.iissionoFs court today oi i dat
ill” the dry law, and "as sentenced to
• ivo three months in the federal jail.
V. J. Dwyer, who conducts a hotel
and general store at Strelna. came to
town this afternoon on a short busi
i. nip
Jack Sapiro. who has spent the past !
six weeks ift California, recuperating
his health, is a returning passenger on
the steamship Northwestern this even- j
ing.
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Attorney John I.. McGinn is a pas-1
senge ron the Northwestern. lie is [
en route to Fairbanks, where he has
some litigation before the district]
court.
The baseball learn will leave for!
Valdez on Sunday morning at It
o'clock and the Itolfe will lie able to ac
commodate anyone else desiring t 1
make tin1 trip
Tonight lto\ K. Ilegg will give a
dance in boner of the officers and
crew !.f die r. S S Saturn, and to
which all of flic townspeople are cor
dially invited.
J I) Iteagh has returned from a
trip of inspection to the plant of the,
Deep Sea Food Company, in which he
is interested. He reports a very good
catch of salmon.
Dave Phillips. Jack Kline. Howard
Ballard and Charles Scheffler went
on a fishing trip yesterday in Dave
Phillips' boat. Jack Kline proved to
he the only true disciple of Ike Wal
ton. as he is the only one reporting
success.
The baseball practice lust night at
tracted a largo crowd of rooters The
grandstand wus comfortably filled and
interest was as keen as though the
game were deciding a championship
instead of just practice. The entire
team showed up, though several of the
regulars were "on the bench" The
result at the end of the seventh In
ning, when the game was called on
account of darkness, stood 8 for Cor
dova and 3 for the navy boys.
The success which the allied sol
iliers are having should inspire the
Soldier Sammies to put forth a great
• ffort in the sale ; of War Savings and
Thrill .lamps This proves t«» the
oldie? in the trenches that the
lined child! ell. Ill fact all people of
lie I nii'd Si ales, ar** 1M hind them
It you e an not get to tile* haliUs * r
pe e-t id'lie e VotU m !!. call Up- 'll ill i il
the-e \ oung Mddii-rs and the*v will
i hei'i*fully make y<utr purchases for
you.
Tin* launch Rolfo will h ave* lor Val
ih*z tomorrow morning at L’ o‘e‘lock,
taking over a number of Cordovans
who will attend the* lug athletic meet
there tomorrow and the* hall game*
Sunday between ihe h»e*al learn ami
Kent Liscum \ second trip will he
made by the* Unite* on Sunday morn
ing to accommodate the balance o!
our residents who desire to attend
the* ball game. Returning, the launch
will le*ave Valdez Sunday and Mon
lay nights.
Jule R Olsen, Joseph J. Henry,
C.eorge J. Me Fall, C.eorgc R. Blake,
Andrew Anderson and Mack Wallace
will h*avc on the* Admiral Farragut
tonight for Fort Liscum. They have
all been indue ted into service from
here excepting Mack Wallace*, who is
registered at Ruby Cordova s second
quota is fifteen men. hut as two of
•he registrants were rejected, seven
teen were e-alh*d Four voluntarily
•nlisted and are now at the fort, while*
eight have been inducted in c amps in
the States
If the Northwestern arrives in time.'
Cordova patrons will have the oppor-,
(unity of seeing the big special war
picture. "Herman Curse in Russia," at |
the Empress theater tonight. This
flint was produced during the recent
Russian revolution, and by the aid ot
a gyroscopic lens actual battle scenes;
were photographed. The famous j
women's “battalion of death" is shown |
in action. None of the horrors of war
are spared Those with weak hearts
are cautioned against viewing this
picture. No one else should miss it
latuise Huff is best known us the
daintily little maid who is at present,
co-starring with Jack Pickford. "Des
tiny’s Toy" Is a clean-cut, charming |
story of a lost child who Anally finds
home and futher, with a good-looking
sweetheart thrown in for full meas
ure. A story that appeals because of
tts natural humanness. This, with a
beautiful hand-colored I’athe scenic,
"Along the Rio tlrandc,” and a rol
licking comedy, wherein the wonder
fully sagacious collie Teddy proves
himself an up-to-date hero, comph-ti s
an unusually strong program :c the
Kmpre--. tonight and Saturday
Mi I. ! m, king Mr i;r,i.. Ik. k
v ell. M i ■ .l.iim I'l.< i -it- Mis I 'rat
■',r. . Mi .l.n k ii, Mi- l.d Id. It ..ml.
Mr M !!:.•• Mrs .! I’, .skip i ■ Mrs.
i ’enuiiigliwu. Mr lid 1 tan. i ink Mr
We ilticrlcc Mi V. IV Svv .inkerMrs.
K I. Harwood. Miss Kmmn Sh- p ird.
M i S Mamie Thurstons. :i. I It .Ties
Jidins,<n. Ms \]<iri i I Mil i: n ■ nig,
Hgorge llild • r ;.ml .1 ItSapiro have
male reservations on tin launch
Kollo, which leaves for Valdez at ~
i 'clock tomorrow morning A- her
charter allows mi • .oe than t "fy
passengers, ii itt> ol tie akme p r
i ms unable t make the lirst tr p.
they .11 kindly notit > the Non n
drug store immediately. that others
may take their places.
Henry Ma.vherry Maillanl, Jr • t te
brated his second birthday anniver
sary yesterday in a most pleasing
manner Vincent Carter, ilovve Cos
ter. Chester and Kllgene Mellisotl,
John liroek. Kiehard Davis. Virginia
and vdele Van Via hten. Nam v and
May l.ei Council and Mary Scott is
•emhled in the afternoon and all
oitte! in nine on the law n v or
ill tit iglit vv as ahoiu time I i go
home VtMabl'Td, assisted bv M ' ■
Itrattoit. served a dainty repast nt
Siiliol. samlwiche . ice ream • ,e.
cookies, ehoeolate and assorted can
dies . The . hlldren. after all good
wishes for Master Henry, hade their
hostess good-bye with a lingering
memory of a most happy afternoon.
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RUMANIAN IAIAR PRISONERS
WERE VICTIMS OF TYPHUS
PARIS, July 26 -The Rumanian
Press Uureau says that according to
the doctor of the Spanish embassy
at Constantinople, 50 per cent of the
Rumanian prisoners died from typhus
in Turkish camps.
MANY PERSONS INDICTED
FOR STEALING ARMY BEEF
NEW YORK. July 26.—Twenty-one
persons have been indicted by the
federal grand Jury here on a charge
of being implicated in the theft of a
beef consignment from the United
States army.
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