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A lively and very interesting meet-1
ing of all the committees for the
Monte Carlo dance was held in the
office of W. R. Manning last night.
All committees reported that their
end of the affair was in readiness
for the big event for Friday night
N'enanaites are giving this all the
support possible as they realize that
the money made from the dance is
| to be used to advertise the citv.
Everyone in town is expected at
the hall Friday night at 9:30 p. m.
and the various committees will do
the rest.
The orchestra has been working
hard on some brand new music and
has promised the men in charge of
that department the best music play
ed in Union hall this year. And
judging from the reports of people
passing by their practice room it
is safe to say that the music is go
ing to have lots of "snap, vim and
; vigor.” It will be a hard matter
, to keep your feet still,
i “The only difficulty we can see
in this dance is the dangerous
ground on which we tread,” remark
ed Mr. Manning last night. “Women
are calling each other up and want
ing to know what to wear.”
“If you want to save yourself a ;
peck of trouble,” said Joe Fischer, j
“lay off. Don’t suggest anything
for the women to wear. Let them
fight it out.”
Johnny Scott agreed in thi3 and
added, “The less you have to do
with women’s clothes the better you
are off.”
And so the matter of women's
dress for the night was laid on the
table and no suggestions were made.
However, by calling up any of the
above men, women who cannot de-i
c;de may be able to get some idea
as to what they should wear. Any
of those three men, will, when press
ed, offer what advice is at their
disposal.
It might be well, however, to ad
vise all those who are worried that
in 1857-1S98 one could see ail kinds
of dresses in the dance halls. There
were ballet dancers in short skirts
and ladies in skirts with trains i
sweeping the floor behind them. And '
so on Friday night we wish to state'
that anything is strictly in order
from evening gowns to bathing
suits.
Men may come in any costume ex
cept he must not wear a white col
lar or a boiler plate shirt. Over
alls, business clothes, arctics, pacs,
etc., etc. Anything at all. but don't
dress up.
Because Roy Southworth will not
be back in time to assume his duties
as judge of the kangaroo courts
Mayor Tom Smith will officiate ii
that capacity. Woe be unto hin
that breaks any of the rules of thi
hall. A fine of 25 cents is th<
limit for the courts to impose bu
you better not break too man;
rules.
Three fine prizes have been sei
ected for a first, second, and thirc
place for the women having th<
most bingles as house percentage.
The theatre has closed for Frida}
night so that they will not conflic
in any way with the entertainmen
;n the hall. For this reason dancir.j
starts promptly at 9:30 and if thi
crowd so desires, will run for 1:
hours.
Just as this article was going t£
press J. G. K. (Bob) Toussaint call
ed on the phone and said, “For th<
love of mud, mention the fact thi.
women do not have to wear clothe:
such as dance hall (ballet) girl
wore. I've been pestered so mucl
by the women in town that I’ve
had my phone temporarily discon
nected for fear of melting the in
sulation on the wires.” That from
Bob. Any further information about
women may be had by phoning him
direct at the city hall.
L. S. Marshal Bert Stevens pass
ed thru town this afternoon bavin-:
arrived on the Sourdough Limited.
The marshal just returned from a
hurried trip to the States
Fred’k D. Browne, B. H. Barn
dollar and G. E. Jennings stopped
off at the ferry today and will ar
rive in t-own tomorrow on a special.
Arthur E. Oliver was a passenger
on today's train from the coast.
With women on them, hung juries
ire getting to be uite common, but
svery criminal has the satisfaction
of knowing a hung jury is not a
oanging jury.
Shamrocks at D’Orsay’s Shop.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a gen
eral municipal election will be held
n the city of Nenana on Tuesday,
*pril 4th, 1922.
The election will be held at the
Hity Hal! in the Municipal Building.
:orner of Third and Market streets.
The polls will be opened at 8
o’clock a. m., on Tuesday. April 4,
1922, and will be closed at 7 o’clock
o. m. of the same day.
The qualifications of a voter shall
oe as follows: Such voter shall be
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<* citizen of the United States, ov-r
the age of 21 years, who has re
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preceeding the election in the Ter
ritory of Alaska, and six months
next preceeding the election within ■
the corporate limits of the City of '
Nenana.
The election is held for the pur- '
pose of electing a common council !
ior the City of Nenana, consisting
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of seven members; and a school
board consisting of a director, a
clerk and a treasurer, as provided
by law.
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Municipal Clerk.
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