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‘ THIS IS THE LIFE, IF YOU DON’T
WEAKEN.”-MARK ANTHONY.
It cost Caesar an Empire to see Cleopatra; It will
cost YOU but 50c, and children 25c—front seats.
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WILLIAM FOX PRESENTf
THEDA!NBARA.
DPAIEA.
TONIGHT
S:C 0 L f. -: p. Gnc Show
THEDA BARA in “CLEOPATRA”
Whatever Else Cleopatra May Have Been, She Was No Hypocrite.
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10 Acts—Sensational, Thrilling, Wonderful j
Owing to the big extra cost to show this production
we are forced to charge an admission of 50c and 25c
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Don’t Forget—Doors Open at 7:30; Pictures Start at 8:00
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THEDA BAILA AS CLEOPATRA !
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Latest Faces in Type Just Received For
Artistic Job Printing
Copper River
and Northwestern Ry.
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN
CHITINA AND KENNECOTT
Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, on Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
Leave Chitina for Cordova Sundays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays
Leave Chitina for Kennecott Sundays, Tuesdays
and Friday!
Leave Kennecott for Chitina Mondays, Wednes
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
The above schedule subject to change without
notice.
Dining Car in Connection with all Regular
Passenger Trains between Cordova and Chitina.
Freight received and delivered at Cordovu
Wharf from !) a. m. to 5 jr m., except Sundays.
Tickets on sale at Second Street Depot office
one hour before departure of trains.
CALEB CORSER Superintendent
D. L. LEATON, Ticket Agent
CAST CF CHARACTERS
CLEOPATRA . THEDA BARA
Churn.ian . . Dorati'- Drake
Octavia ..... Genevieve Blinn
frur . . Doll Duncan
Caesar.Fri'z Leiber
Antony. Thurston Hal’.
Pharon Albert Rosco
Vrrtidius , H- -sdir! M"."1!
Messenger .Hector V. Sarno
Octavius.Henry de Vries
Kephren . Art Acord
Directed by J. Gordon Edwards.
Scenario by Adrain Johnson.
Photographed by Rail Schellinger
and John W. Boyle.
TliE£A iiAHA AS CLHGFATkA
TO OPIVI Ht
The following interesting letter
from Private .] W Jones of the Kielit
eetith company, Fifth regiment. Knit
eil States marines, "oil active sen lee
v illi the American oxpedition.u y
lone," anil dated July lx. has I * it
reviviil l,y Judge William II,m- ol
ibis city. Private Jones is a Cordova
boy, well and favorably known to all
ns "Johnny" Jones, and his letter will
be read by Ills many friends with a
gloat deal of interest, especially that
portion in which modest reference is
made to tin* recent fighting in which
tile marines gained undying fame.
The letter is as follows:
Poor Opinion of Germans
"Dear Judge: Just a line to let you
know that 1 am stil lwell and doing
my little bit. We have been up In a
rather lively sector, where Fritz tried
to get by. Hut there was nothing do
ing for him. We drove them back
and took many machine guns and
prisoners The Germans, In my opin
ion, are very poor fighters unless they
are In large masses. But once you get
them on equal basis and go for them
with the cold steel, with fire In yottr
eye, up go their humls and they yell
‘Kamerade!1 and fall to their knees
and pray. They will not put up uny
fight at all, and a great many of them
are willing to quit, hs they have had
enough war.
Battleground Renamed In Their Honor
"I suppose you have seen In the
papers that Belleau wood, where we
did the most of our lighting, tins been
renamed 'Marine' wood by the French
government.
".My experience around the hie
: lieiis for the lirst two hours was
ii I was a little weak-kneed and
tie: ■. us when I would nee a comrade
get hot up. Hut in four or live hours
y.iu le not pay any attention to ii
1. i Ull ill getting used lo it And
flic: • is no use ducking your head
i" ei time you hear a 'whizz-bang
'.hi le by. as a mall never hears the
one :hat hits him.
i s Received No Letters
"I am well satisfied with everything
and getting along very nicely lirop
me a line once in a while, as I get
pretty lonesome for Cordova and
Someone, and the folks up home. I
hr' mu heard a word since 1 have
lietii in France And if von should
happen to have a few old Cordova
papers, send them over, please, (live
my liest regards to all the hoys, and
have some of them write. I will
answer anybody who writes.
Appreciation of Red Cross
"Stick up strongly for the Red
Cross, Judge, because a man in the
States does not realize what they are
doing for the hoys over here. We get
our candy and sweets right up in the
front, where we generally want them
worst. They deserve a great deal of
praise.”
The letter hns the “O. K." of Second
Lieutenant Hutchinson of the marine
corps, in his capacity of censor, and
no portion of it hus been deleted.
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S&TE -SUGAR
MR THE
MAN
VHO
FIGHTS _
\ I.\\ \<>RK. \tm. L* 1 The assoeiu
!;.)!) of State employes and teaeheis
societies of (Heater Heflin. ni:i,p:i>
in . «r,.mm members, in a memorial to
the hmh emninand of Rrandenl.urn.
lots requested that measures l e taken
to combat the steady in r« ;is • in tin
n ti' for living apartments, aecordin*
to tile Merlin Tamddatf. Some land
lords are demanding an itn tease i:
tent of per »«*nt
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AMSTERDAM. Aur. L’'». (letters 1*
Von Dudeiuiorff is said to he one ot
tin* hardest workers in the Herman '
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V. oft. n remaining at his oflieo
• ’h. ii eighteen hours a da> Karl
: i « . . u Kerman war < orr« -pendent,
i ’ ‘ • •* I a,,’li n I.«• i\a 1 \ n/« r. a ys
'icn.ial \oii l/udendortT is daily at
Hi' desk at 7: .'JO a. m. and works lin
’d 1 o « lock in tile morning. Ilis daily
abor is bioken only by short meal
r . 's. a quick walk and a rapid motor
;» to one of the armies."
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Sixty Steam Heated Rooms Eletric Lighted
Hid Water in Every Room
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AND GREEN1G
or Railroad and Mining Men
faction Gurantced
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