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LONDON.—Supplying dance part
ners at sixpence each is one of
the features at a big dancing hall
in the West End. The large en
closures at this hall are reserved
for girls without partners. The
male dancer is permitted to take
his choice for half an hour’s danc
ing.
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(Germany has decreased to such an
(extent as to alarm the National
Commission on German Agriculture,'
which now demands that govern- •
ment control of farm products be j
i abolished except in the case of j
, wheat. The commission refutes a
I statement by the National Economic,
ministry that the German people !
j are in no danger of shortage of j
: food, and declares that Germany I
! “will suffer an unlimited collapse"
unless the problem is attacked with
I open eves. I
The power of production has sunk j
(so much and the beef supply is so i
low that only speedy reconstruc- j
tion can come anywhere near safe-j
guarding Germany’s food supplies,” i
asserts the national commission. It;
states that the wheat shortage in ;
1920 will amount to 2.500,000 tons. ’
The potato bread rations cannot be j
maintained during the present win- :
ter, it says, for the potato crop j
also has been falsely estimated.
The commission demands that1
control of meat, sugar, and barley
be abolished and a premium be of
fered for production of potatoes. J
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I have for sale 160 acres dry ;
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Horse-Heaven country, in Eastern j
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years can make a large profit. For '
full information see J. H. SCOTT. i:
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on subscriptions and renewals of all ^
leading magazines and periodicals. '
Club rates on application.
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Sunday, Jan. 18
3:30
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JUNEAU TU FORM
According to information received
at Fairbanks today, it now seems
likely that the Republicans of Ju
neau will organize a new club soon,
as a result of the recent action ol
the Wickersham wing of the exist
ing organization. The report rc
ceived at the upper town states
that 46 members of the old club
have withdrawn, having quit the or
ganization in a body, indignant
over the frameup which resulted in
the election of a new set of of
ficers and the dismissal of all
standing committees.
The members withdrawing are
known as Heckman supporters and
it is considered probable that they
will soon announce the organization
of a new club.
Just how much of a breach has
occurred in the ranks of the Ju
neau Republicans it is impossible
to ascertain at this distance. That
some trouble has occurred, Interior
Alaskans are ready to believe, but
there is a suspicion abroad that the
Democratic machine at the Terri
torial capital is elaborating on the
facts with a view to sowing discord
in the Republican ranks throughout
the Territory.
WALLACE HOWIE LOSES
WIFE IN OUTSIDE CITY
John Howie, well-known Fair
banks carpenter, has been advised
by wire of the death of his daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Wallace Howie, who
is reported to have passed away in
Seattle on Monday afternoon, fol
iowing an illness of only two days,
rhe wire was sent by Wallace.
BRITISH TOMMIES PUT
ONE OVER ON NATIVES
LONI OX.—Some British soldiers
n Palestine used labels from jars
>f jam as money in purchasing
roods from some of the natives
:here, says the Pali Mall Gazette,
rhe scheme is said to have worked
veil until the plum and apple labels
vere presented to the bank for pay
nent.
AN OLD SUIT, mended, pressed
md cleaned, is a saving, while war
trices prevail. Let me help you
ave money.
D’ORSAY’S TAILOR SHOP
Third and A Streets.
ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
stands alone in par-excellence of
service and sanitary convenience. '
Turkish, Steam, Shower
or Plain Baths, at
MODERATE RATES. j
Rooms for Dressing and Resting
in Connection. Also Rooms for
Rent, Transient or Permanent.
Mr. and Mrs. Heimburger j
Proprietors.
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The picture show and vaudeville
entertainment which was given re
cently at the Coliseum for the bene
fit of the local Catholic church,
netted a very substantial sum, ac
cording to a report of the treasurer
of the committee which has been
prepared for publication. The sum
realized for the church, as shown
"in the report, is $461.25.
The committee also reports that
' the glass tray which was offered as
| a door prize has been awarded to
| Andrew Anderson, who held ticket
I No. 388. The second prize, a cut
| glass bowl, was awarded at the
I time of the drawing, to Mrs. F. D.
Browne.
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The detailed report of receipts
|and expenditures follows:
RECEIPTS.
jTicket sales . $427.75
I Doll . 50.00
Candy . 49.00
I Dinner set . 47.50
_
; Gross receipts $574.25
DISBURSEMENTS,
i Coliseum, 25 percent on
! $427.75 $107.00
i News, tickets 6 00
!
! -
; Total $113.00
j
j
| Net receipts.$461.25
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"THE SLACKER" IS BILL
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT
! _
| "The Slacker,” a Metro feature
jin six reels, -starring- Emily Stev
; ens, which will be shown at the
I Coliseum tonight, is a» nation’s de
votion and a nation’s problem ex
pressed in visible form. No Am
erican can see it without feeling a
deeper love and appreciation for his
country than he ever knew before.
In the story, Margaret Christy and
Robert Wallace have been engaged
for two years, but he shows no de
sire to pet married until war i.
deelared. The announcement '»
made that single men will be called
first. Then he hurries to the altar, j
His wife, intensely patriotic, plung
es into recruiting work. Her rela
Rust
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DOG
BISCUITS
GROCERIES, MEN’S WINTER WEAR
GENERAL OUTFITTING
JOHNSON’S STORE Front Street
COONEY HOTEL
MR. ANI) MRS. M. J. COONEY
Owner* and Managers.
DOG KENNELS IN CONNECTION
Heated Electric Lighted Bedded Stalls
tives and friends enlist,—but her
husband does not. Finally she
learns the truth.—he is a slacker!
Shame and anguish overcome her.
How she meets her problem is told
in a masterly way which will thrill
the spine of the nation. “The
Slacker’’ is a production for which
every loyal American will give pro
found thanks.
Fresh Groceries, Fancy and Sta
ple. Fowler & Morris.
DEAF MUTE COMPETES
IN COLLEGE CONTEST
CAMBRIDGE, Eng. — A deaf
mute, D. H. Gollan of Trinity col
lege, won his heat in the Colquo
inun sculls racing on the Cam re
tently. He was guided in part by
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A Humanitarian.
“What is your objection to chil
dren?” asked the man who was
hunting a fiat.
"I like ’em," replied the janitor.
"I haven’t the heart to ask anybody
with children to move into a place
that was as short of heat as this
was last winter."—Washington Star
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