The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-21
ATTENTION I. 0. 0. F.
Work in Third Degree tonight.

Work in Third Degree tonight. Charles, 'Milot the city auditor is now concluding his work in the clerks office
 Judge Wachenheimer is making final preparations to leave for his precinct, and expects to get away in day ir two.
 The gambling cases were again postponed at ten o'clock yesEerday morning as the missing witnesses had not yet been located. s. s. Beam returned yesterday from the Koyuk having left Dime but short time ago. He reports that there is very little news in tha, section. No new pay has been struck and activities at present are confined to those claims upon which pay has been already located and which have been reported to be working by other arrivals. The musher encountered former deputy Curley Lowell at Chinik en route to take charge of operations at Dime where his brother has been looking after his interests while he was do- ing duty as limb of the law in Council City.
 A class A show is programmed in the Eagle Hall for tonight with ! Powers-Universal photodrama en. titled Chivalry Days as the head, liner. This is some play and has the right punch to win its way to the approval of the audience. acteo vigorously it takes you along with a gripping story that never flags. The lighter side of life presents it. self to you amid universal laughter in the excellent Joker Comedy The Head Waiter with a scream to the film. The legendary drama entitled Poisoned Waters is vigorous in con ception and boldly carried out.
 
 Tonight and tomorrow night The Dream presents an all American Star subject titled Our New Minister The story is filmed in three power full acts, featuring the talented screen beauty Miss Alice Joyce. The plot is modern and involves rob bery for which an innocent man is sent to the pen. A much respected deacon of the church being the reei culprit. A one part scream comedy containing three subjects ends the big show.
 Pursuant to the call of the Miners Home Club, addressed to practically every organization in Nome, repre- sentatives of most of the bodies met at Miners Home Club hall yesterday afternoon, to perfect an organiza- tion for grand benefit for Bob Rice, who was 60 bcdly frozen on the trail laSt winter. E. l.. Holt, 1 president of the Miners Home Club acted as chairman of the meeting and Mrs. Clarence Riggs secretary. It was decided that the permanent executive committee to have com plete charge of the benefit should consist of the presiding officers ot the various fraternal bodies ana other organizations of the town, and there were added thereto the Judge of the District court, J. R. Tucker, and Mayor-Elect A. G. Blake. This committee, known as the executive committee of the Rice Be- nefit Association, will meet at the Pioneers Igloo this afternoon a. 2:30, to lay definite plans for tho benefit. From the enthusiasm dis played by all at yesterdays meet ing this promises to be the record benefit of Nome, and probably one without an expense account, as nc one has yet been found but re- sented the, idea of accepting money for any service in connection with 1t, such as music, advertising, printing, hall rent etc.
 
 The Lid is of, but you will not be gambling if you take advantage of that fact. Bring real money with you as chips. don't go. From now on till the time of stock taking you can get two for one at Darling e Deans. You can buy a pick for fifty cents--do you get itf Bargains along all lincs.--Adv. 
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