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PROFESSIONAL DR. W. W. COUNCIL PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office and Residence, Cordova General Hospital (Ostrander Building), Phones—-Residence, 11&; Office, 182 " DR W. H CHASE Physician and Surgeon Lathrop Building Phone 9 Established Cordova 1908 DR.'CHARLES DAGGETT DR. M. L. BIGGS DENTISTRY X-Ray Diagnosis DR. C. V. DAGGETT Pyorrhea Treatment—Dental Prophylaxis Lathrop Bldg. Phone 209 DR. VON ZESCH Dentist X-Ray Pyrrobea Treatments Dental Prophylaxis ADAMS BUILDING DR. H. A. BLYTH DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty NORTHERN HOTEL Phone 71 ► DR. LOUS H. WOLFE DENTIST KENNECOTT, ALASKA r D0N0H0E & D1M0ND ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Offices: CORDOVA and VALDEZ FRANK H. FOSTER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ROOM 1. OSTRANDER BUII DING L F. MEDLEY ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Room 1, Adams BiocA CORDOVA, ALASKA WILLIAM A. HESSE U. 8. MINERAL 8URVBYOR Bedford McNeill Code Cordova, Alaska Wank A. Metcalf Raymond F. Oretfe METCALF AND GREFE OfvU and Mining Engineer* 0. a Mineral Surveyor* .WNHAU.ALASKA OIL BONOS SURETY AND FIDELITY BONDS LIFE INSURANCE ACCIDENT INSURANCE THOS. 8. SCOTT - -' H. B. WOLKING & CO. Licensed UNDERTAKERS And EMBALMERS Phone 138—8 OSCAR S PUCE FOR | GOOD CIGARS j AND TOBACCOS OF ALL KINDS AL80 Pool Table* u. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT INSURANCE REAL ESTATE COLLECTIONS SURETY BONDS DWELLINGS AND BUSINESS HOUSES FOR RENT CORDOVA ABSTRACT & REALTY CO, C Ave. between 1st and 2nd Sts. MONARCHIST MOVEMENT OF PAN-GERMANS BY COL. WINFIELD JONES WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—(Special Correspondence).—Are the pan-Ger mans and the Mittel-europa advocates in the German republic plotting to bring back a Hohenzollern emperor and again start out-on a conquest of the world when the time is ripe? This question is now being dis cussed in Washington diplomatic cir cles and among members of congress, who have been reading foreign cables to the effect that the restoration of King Constantine to the Greek throne has greatly strengthened the pan-Ger man and monarchists movements in Germany. Every observer in Washington is agreed on one fact—Germany bitterly regrets the World war and this regret is deep in the breast of the German people, but the sorrow is not for the war per se, but because the German Empire lost the war. Germany grieves not for the losses of the war and the misery caused other nations, but be cause she lost and the Mittel-europa and the Berlin to Bagdad dreams van ished in the cannon smoke. Germany is unrepentant. Were she able she would again make a gigantic throw for dominion of the world. The only reason she does not is simply because under present conditions she cannot. This is the general opinion in Wash ington. Seating of Constantine on the Greek throne has greatly encouraged the pan-Germans, who are identical in every individual with the German monarchists and the junkers, it is be lieved here. These Germans see in the restoration of Constantine an in dication that the European nations are disposed to return- to the "divine rule of kings." They hope that the return of the Greek king will be fol lowed in time by the return of the Hohenzollerns. They again dream of a wonderful German empire, with Prussia, the head as before. Some of the pan-Germans, according to in formation that has filtered to Wash ington, boast that they managed and financed the camps !'rn which reseat ed Constantine at Avnens. They are now carrying on an intrigue, it is re ported, to re-establish the monarchy in Austria, an Austria that has been reduced to the most impotent political entity in Europe but an Austria that nevertheless should have another king, according to the pan-Germans. W9th a king on the Austrian throne it would be much easier to overturn the German republic and bring back the Hohenzollerns. It is said Bavaria will be the first German state to recall its exiled roy alty and soon after that Prussia and the other German states will ask their erstwhile and discredited rulers* to return. This will be followed by the re-establishment of the old German Empire, and after that empire is again firmly established and the tremen dous war losses in men and material recouped by a Germany known to be the most industrious and patient country on the globe then the next bid for world dominion will follow. Will it be possible for this to occur in this generation? Some members of congress and officers of the gen eral staff believe it will be impossible for Germany to "come-back” within a half century. By that time it is hoped that the world will be in some sort of a peace league that will pre vent any one nation, no matter how powerful from starting a war. Others believe that such is the recuperative power and industry of the German peo ple, spurred on by the old vision of world-wide empire, and with this ad dition stimulus of revenge, that the SMITH & M’CONAGHY Plumbers and Steamfitters Corner Front and B Sts. HONG KONG Restaurant CHOP STTEY CHINESE NOODLES All Kinds of Light Lunches Tray Service Our Specialty Charley Chong Phone 169. new Armageddon will be launched within the next ten years. It is also reported that Germany does not intend to even wait ten years to again start on the Mittel-europa project. Next spring will see German forces, though it may be under the So viet flags, attacking the Poles on one flank and some of the newly created republics on the other flank, with a well arranged plan to take advantage of the general confusion to begin again the erection of the Mittel-eu ropa empire. _ One thing is considered certain here —that is the vast bulk of the German people are monarchists at heast and long for a king. This same mass of German people, led by the army and official classes, number more than the real republicans among the Germans. These same classes, are still deter mined to conquer the world, and only wait the opportunity and the means to start another world war in which they hope to be more successful than in the recently ended conflict. Prussia, said Napoleon, “was hatched from a cannon ball,” and again, "Prussia’s national industry is war.” The Prussians still live and their nature has not changed despite the catastrophe of the defeat of Ger many in the World war. • They may be down, but they are not out, and will come back again as soon as possible, perhaps more formidable than ever. They may not only be more formid able but they may be victorious the next time, particularly so if they can absorb Bolshevik Russia before the new war begins. LOUIS BENNISON AND KATHERINE MACDONALD AT EMPRESS TONIGHT Louis Bennison, famous as the ideal type of western gun man, and beauti ful Katherin MacDonald appear to night in the western drama “High Pockets,” a rapid fire, lightning ac tioned play, the story of a duel be tween a U. S. marshal on the one side, and a band of thieves and murderers on the other. A strong plot, splen did supporting cast, and thrilling cli max with an unexpected and novel end mark this as one of the best westerns we have seen. Imagine a good old fashioned melodrama, with thrills, villains, narrow escapes, ex citement, beautiful heroine and manly hero, all combined into a mighty in teresting story well played—and you have "High Pockets.” And on Sunday night Constance Talmage, with all the insousiance, vi vacity and charm that proclaim her one of the screen’s most popular and most loveable comedians, in one of her best pictures. Yes, Constance has gone and done it again,—appeared in one of those delightfully funny, serio-comic plays of which she is past mistress—plays that are read human, with every-day characters—plays that mingle the hu morous and dramatic so closely that tears chase laughter in a continual merry-go-round of amusement. This time it’s jan “Experimental Marriage," with the fair Constance as the experimenting bride, and Harri son Ford, successful young lawyer, wise beyond his' years, as the bride groom. But to see will be to appreciate the wholesome fun, the comic situations, the unexpected issues, the rapid fire hilarity of “An Experimental Mar riage.” It’s playing tomorrow night at the Empress, and is a sure cure for the blues or anything else that ails our funny-bone. AFTER SYNTOMOSPHRUM INDICA TO COMBAT FLIES HONOLULU, ,Tan. 29 (by Associat 'd ” oss). David T. Fullaway, eto 1 7with (lie territorial board of g Pure, will leave soon for India !o search for certain fruit fly para sites known as syntomosphrum ta il into and other parasites discovered ta 1997 bv George Compere at Banga lore, India. The parasite located by Compere never reached Hawaii but is said to have been distributed in Australia and India. If the parasite can be located, it will be introduced in the territory to combat fruit flies here. The big dance every Saturday at Eagle Hall. We save you money I ——on °'r Secondhand Furniture trices are ricdit - _ * KEIST FURNITUREU). We Sell Goods On Commission Next door to Alaska S. S. Office ! ESTABLISHED 1909 ESTABLISHED 1909 HOW MR. SMITH DOES IT Mr. Smith lives at a section on the railroad, he is a hard worker, trusted employee and a careful man. When he receives his pay check he immediate ly writes on the back of the check with ink or in delible pencil: "PAY TO THE ORDER OF THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA" JOHN SMITH He encloses this check in an envelope and mails or sends it to the bank and thinks no more about it. He knows that if the check is lost or stolen he will not lose his money for no one can NOW ne gotiate the same. He also knows that in two years his money will have earned enough to pay his fare outside or in five years enough to pay his whole vacation ex penses. Hundreds of others are remitting their checks this same way, acknowledgement being sent by return mail. Banking by mail this way is as safe as calling at the bank personally to make your deposit. Mail us your check and we will do the rest. THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY FOR POSTAL SAVINGS FUNDS Printing ^ In planning your itinerary for the new year don’t neglect this importent item. Up-to-date business and personal station ery is an essential factor in your success. This office is completely equipped in every detail to supply your needs in the printing line at prices that compare fav orably with those of the Outside. By letting us do your work you save time and money—We guarantee to give you satisfaction. “Keep your dollars in Cordova” The Job Printing Department of the Cordova Daily Times “Makers of Distinctive Printing”