The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-02

| 1ueT0 are dL least two CduulQaL6b ] to choose from, B. w. Burroughs !Gnd E. Grimm. Get there early to avoid the rush?
  Dancing, Fun, Frolic. Eagle Hall, Saturday Night, Benefit HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL The local Advisory Board, or at least members of the said Board, Jndge Thornton in particular can be found Fl the Pioneer Igloo. every afternoon, from two to four fo'clock The function ofsaid Board lis to aid and adtis. Rteis'rants of 1.-the true meauiug and intent of the Selectiys Serrlce Law, regulations. etc., also to assist registrants to make full and truthful answers to all the questions asked in the Cues : tionnaire ard to aid generally in the just administration of the said Law l and Regulations.
 l The members of the Nome Bsr l Association comprise the Board in { this section of the country, and can i generally be found in their offices, Z for consultation by any Registrant. ! All QueStionnaires will have been | mailed by Thursday. Nome resi- dents must return them within seven days from date of mailing to them. This should be an extra incentive l for registrants to watch their boxes at the post office very closely. In all outlying districts the registrants are given until the 1st of May to ! make their return. For those re- gistered in this Division and at present on the outside, longer per iod of time is given which is June 18th
 The Worker Staff were afforded the pleasure last evening, of renew ing our acquaintance with MT. " H. (Carl) Suksdorf, one of our old time friends, and formerly one of the we'll known able editors, who for while controlled the destiny ot the Industrial Worker. MT. Suks dorf returned to Nome recently, from the Dime creek section of the Pen in in the aforesaid section since last December. Up until the time he left down there, no new develop ments or strikes had occurred other than things which have already been reported in the columns of this paper. Carl is looking the picture of health. He will not return to Dime, at least not before the open ing of navigation.
 In answer to querie, as to whether or not we know of the whereabouts of MT. Bert Mccarthy.
 The last we heard of Bert was ] that he was seen hitchng up his dog team sometime during the lat ter part of last week, preparatory for a trip to the metropolitan City on the banks of Grantly darbor. We arc informed he has gone on a business trip, etc, etc.
 
 Dick Lambert dropped in yester- dcy, from Glacier creek. He came in after supplies and incidently to vote. Dick has been prospecting 1 in the vicinity of the said creek, s.aco last fall.
 
 The Roinisch Bros are also pros pecting cn tho Bench adjourning { the famous Hot Air Bench, an 1 Glacier creek.
 
 l On Saturday, Joe Fielder, veteran ] of the trail, arrived from Solomon, | bringing up James Casey. Casey | will go out to Bangor, as part o !, a crew to preparethe dredge TOT 1t
 next seasons run. Joe will returl today He reports everything quiet in the Solomon section-W. J. Rowe causing about all the excitement at present with his railroad wreck ing crew.
 E. L. Holt will donate 1096 of his Total Cash Receipts during the month of April also 103o of all money received on account, to the Red Cross Society.
 The total amount will be published in the papers and turned over to the officers of the Red Cross, May 1st. He guarantees to sell good at reg ular prices, no advances and to