The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-27
JUNEAU 0RGs lzED
 TO AID BElGIANS

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 8. l. Thano ha5 volunteered Co act on the Belgian relief fund nnaneo .eoni' mleoe. popalae la organizing to ralss funds for lte purge Co bo eent Co Boi- al1m, and Interest ln the charitable campaign is aroWlrs. Yeaterday at tho Union thanksgiving eerviees hene S9f.7o was collected in tho ofiorlory' and wlll be eiven Co the reilei come mittee.
 Juneau Is to have Q full week oi varied entertainment tho proceeds of which will be devoted Co the Bel' glan Relief Fund Tho entertainment feature of tho campaign for money wii culmlnote with the "sourdough Festival" in Juneau Rink, beginning at two o'clock Saturday p. m. and running through untn midnight This. will be the grand climax of the effort in this line and special efforts VIII be put forth to make it attractive. Throughout the days proceeding the big event publicity VIII be giYop the specioUes that are to be part Of Che big entertainment. lu tho mean ume something in tho inc ci sntor. tninment will be given every night durng the week at various pieces of amusement
 The executive committee appointed by Mayor John Beck to take in hand the matter of raising Q relief fund for the starving and distressed war vic tins in Belgium, and to gee that It is forwarded to its proper destination, has laid out a comprehensive campaign for getting the money. Besides the weeks festivities which arc expected to yield liberal amount, various oth- or methods Of raising. money will be employed In a systematic manner. For. instance the contribution box e8tab- liehed by P. Valentino, in his place of business has brought such good re- suits that other contribution boxes. are to be put in various plIce5; sub scripion lists arc to be circulated, not oaly in town, but out in the min, ing camps. The committee announc- ed at the conclusion of tho firat meet ing. held Wednesday Afternoon. that they were meeting with much encour- agoment-everyone geomo not only wif ling but anxious to help.
 The Week's Program.
 The weeks program of entertain. ment in behalf of the fund aa announc- ed by the committee is go folloWa'
 Monday night-Dance in Moose hall, under direction of MrB. Clyde c. ! Strong. These delightful dances have. always been well patronaod and ail Of the receipts for this night wlll go to the relief fund
 Tuesday night-The Grand Theatre iwil give their best entertainment, the proceeds Of which will Do given to the fund.
 Wednesday night The orDheum theatre promises to give Q grand show for the benefit of the relief fund
 Thursday night,-The Dream thea tre, formerly the Juneau theatre, wih give the proceeds forIthq evening ahow Co Che relief fundlrs c9
 Friday night.-Tho Camp Fire girls will give 9 candy sale for tho benefit Of the fund
 Saturday afternoon and night.-The great "Sourdough Festival arranged hy special committee will be 10 full swing, an of the proceeds of which win go into the fund It Is the inten- tion to interest every man, woman and child in Juneau and the surround ing country in this affair It will be something out Of tho ordinary. Dur ing Saturday evening great gilt en- terprise will be pulled off at which not less than twenty valuable prizes will be given away-Derhaps more. Included in these gifts are magnlfi. cent Howard gold watch worth S135. donated by Albert N Nadeau. and beautiful silver tea set offered by D. Valentine Itis estimated that not less than S1OO0 in prizea will be given away during the evening
 School Children To Help
 The selling Of tickets 10 Che thea tre performances will be placed in the hands of the school children oil the town, while the members of the high school will be asked to assist In the gift enterprise.
 Committee in Charge.
 The following committees in charge Of the various work are as follows Executiye-Charles D. Garfield. B. Valentine. Albert N. Nadeau. John Rustgard, Peter Carlson.
 Financc.-Albert ". Nadeau, Willis E. Nowell Peter Carlson, Dowuie D. | Muir jr., S. Fl. Ewing. B. L..Thane.
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