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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23

service and meditation on events of Holy Week Wednesday, tenth anni- versary of the Deans ordination.
 Good Friday, Three Hours Devo- tion and Meditation on the Crucifix. ion, 12 to B. M T. Saturday. to 6, preparations for Easter communions. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 q. T. Mcqueen. Pas.or) ss
 Sunday, March 24th, 1s18.) Morning worship at Il a. m.
 Subject of Sermon: "His Last Week." The events of the Last week of our Lords earthly Life will be briefly reviewed, at both the morning and evening services. Sunday School, 12:15 p. m. Epworth League 6:15 p. m. Topic: "The Art of Living With Others" !" i Leader, Mrs. Frances Anderson, Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. Subject of Sermon His Last Week." (Seven Last Sayings).
 A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services. < 4 |
 NORTHERN LIGHT PRESeY. TERRAIN CHURCH Corner Fourth & Franklin George Gladstone Brdce. Pastor> Morning worship at 11:00 Subject "As in the Days of Noah" Bible School at 12:15.
 Sunday school at Thane. 10 a. m. Evening worship at 7:S0. Subject ''The Coming of the King to His Palace" Special pre- Easter services each ev- ening of the week. beginning with Monday evening and continuing pn' til Friday evening. The members of the Juneau.Douglas Ministerial Asso- citation will preach. s - You are cordially invited to attend the services of the church.. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 Services are held every Sunday at II a, m. in. the Church of the Chris
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23
l " tf@ afFt 'ffaf tfHffftlf SUBSTITUTE UIB[|S|'
 BREAD BRF'EEAlD! THAT | BEAlkES BE|AlIk|lEE:S WHITE Mrs. M. S. Perkins Among Juneau Housewives Who Have Evolved Good 0
 Substitute. '3@" RICE IS USED THEREIN Samples of Bread Were Shown Food Commis-
 sioner;; Pronounced
 Excellent. '~d
RICE IS USED THEREIN

War bread that is perfectly white and which has every appearance of having been made of white wheat flour, but which is over seventy per cent. substitute has been evolved by Mrs. M. S. Perkins of this city The bread is composed entirely of white corn meal and whole rice, with just enough white flour to give it body and binding The bread is as palat- able as any white bread and is an excellent keeper, as the rice holds the moisture. It does not dry out as fast as wheat bread and makes excellent toast. Persons who have eaten the bread recently without knowing it's contents have been hard to be convinced that it was not pure wheat bread.
 Samples of the bread were shown to the Food Administration officers today and one of them said: There is no doubt but what this is an ex- cellent and wholesome bread. It has every appearance of being an appe- tizing bread and then people say that they can't make decent bread with twenty and twenty-five per cent substitute, they are wrong and this sample proves it because this is three times greater substitute.
 While experimenting with different kinds of war breads, the idea occur ed to Mrs. Perkins that rice could be used and she immediately made the experiment.. The way in which the bread is made follows:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION MEETING

The Ministerial Association of Ju neau and Douglas will hold it's reg ulAr meeting in Douglas with Rev Martin L. Larson, Monday 'Marcf 25th. 1918, at gao p. m. :. sA1sa DAVID WAGGONER. Sec'y.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23

ENGRAVING AND EMBossiNo
 Orders taken and nlled for fine engraved or embossed waiting cards. invitations. announcements and oth or society and professional stationery -Empirs Printing .ComDau6
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23
MORE DIPTHERIA CASES

Dr. Dawes reports that Fred New. nan. and A. Forsen have been add ed to the diptheria cases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23
JUNEAU CHURCH SERVICES
CATHOLIC CHURCH

CATHOLIC CHURCH
 0-Workingmen's mass and ser mon. ..fU as ,f,A
 8:00-Mass and Communion with reading ofathe Passion. ts 10:30-High Mass. Blessing of the Palms by his Lord ship. Bishop Crimont and High Mass. 200 p. m.-Sunday School
 7:3O D. m.-Rosary Instruction and Benediction. sf The program for the Holy Week will be announced later.
 HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
 (Fourth and Gold Streets)
 (Rev. c. D. Christian, Dean) (Rev. Alwyn E. Butcher, Canon) Sunday before Easter (Palm Sun. day) -s. f-r
 The Lords service of prayer, in tercession. praise. and thanksgiving. s a. m s~t. s-@ Church School, 12:30.
 Evenson at 8, with Sermon by the
 
 Dean appropriate to Holy Week: Appreciate the Sufferings and Sacri. fices of Our Army to Save Us-and also. Appreciating the Sufferings and, Sacrifices of Christ to Salvabe Us" Offertory Solo, Ride on. ride on, In majesty" Mir. Policy. All members of the church and congregation. and the public. are in vited to be present..
 Holy Week Services
 Prayer every morning at 9, except Monday. -.- Monday Festival of Annunciation), Celebration at 10:30. s. Every evening at (except Mon day, Friday and Saturday.. prayar
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23

Best coffee on the market served with all meals at the Arcade Cafe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23

TWO IN ONE = The EMPIRES
 way for everybody. The EMPIRES 'adss keeps the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns .re right up to the minute cn the
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23
PERSONAL

1ST GLASS dressmaker wants day work, city reference, phone 436. s
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23

NTER RATES.
 You can't beat 1t, steam heated rooms with hot and cold running water in each for $10 and SIP the month. Tub and shower baths at the disposal of the guests. The most comfortable beds in town, big statements but come and see if they are not true.
 BERGMAN HOTEL
 Lee A. Kicker, Mngr.
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WANTED

WANTED--Partner to engage in fishing industry. Add. P. o. Box 104S, City <
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23
TURKISH BATHS

HuLSIDD BATH HOUsH-Turkish Needle. Htsam. thower and tub baths! 0r7 and steam heat 3lS Front St chone le0. ll-1t-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

SCHOLARSHIfS-A Any scholarship you might select in the International Correspondence School, Scranton, Ia. Address scholarship. Empire.
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''KANTED-Help

{. WANTED -. Girl for general Aousewcrk. Apply Mrs. Alvin Gold 4stn. 527 Franklin St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services are held every Sunday at Il a, m. in. the Church of the Chris
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
.BA|LLtUl, IN RUINS,
COMES BACK TO OWN
Devastated Town Ia W atchfa oN'F ~
sleek looking Cat without
Home.

With the Americans in Belgium
Sept. I'll will never think OF Bellleul
again without asaociating 1t with non
asst to goodness War. | came there q
few hours after tho Germans cleared
out ! saw thsre live proof of the
truth OF the old provcrh that felfnes
sport nine lives.
Wars inferno has reduced the his
tertc little Flemish town to one of the
most graphic ruins along the whole
western front. 1t liz different from
Ypres, Arras and Albert. because 1t Is
newer To the war and yet II has prob
ably suffered even more than those
wrecked cities
Z pussy popped out Of the heart OF
the wreckage wrought by the fury OF
modern warfare, 1t was the only ilv-
ing thing amid this scene Of dead and
destruction that day excepting ottr-
selves and q few scattered sentries
pacing up and down the almost ohlit-
Grated streets
It was "A pity the eat couldn't talk.
il was beautiful eat, too snow white,
with a black patch across its back and
a touch of black on the tip OF its nose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
W Onion In INiIlanls.

4Ihomas r Logan. i'm I4esiie's y
For the first time in the history Of
any modern government a wornat9t s
Cons i4Iaftstfs'- has beam appointed Nv the
secretary Of th@ treasury With powers
eo-ordinated with other committees
aud with fu3 recognition and priyi-
leses. This IS the womaus liberty
loan committee. which is. gradually
coming into public recognition as the
waF progresses. This committee. with
Mrs William G. McAdoo as chairman.
Is NOW operating in every state in the
mon ana has in its ranks a menb er-
ship If nearly a million women. Also.
Tor the firSf time in our financial his
tory ii has been found that a woman
can sit at the board of the Liberty
loan committee of each Federal Re-
serve bank. Hitherto money interests
Of the higher order were supnosed to
exclude the gentler sex Today il is
found that the picked woman can be
as keen in national financial affairs
as the man of a life's training. In
the last Liberty loan campaign. the
total amount of subscriptions record
ed as sold through women'S Liberty
loan committees throughout the diff
terent states was s656,7o7 $50 This
does not include The individual sub
scripAons made by the women of the
country who Were not asked to. give
by these organized women workers
m New York state alone. the woman's
liberty loan committee raised Ia per
cent or the state allotment or sos
95o. $50. As the war takes away what
was supposed 20 be the. tndrSpensa Die
products OF our national life, II is in
spring 10 know that even in financial
matters women rise up TO take the
place OF the drafted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

II probably had been the pet OF some
family that was forced to fee when
the enemy overfowed this region last
spring.
The animal had lived through the
days and nights of artillery "strafeing'
which was SO violent that but 81 few
gaunt fragments OF walls were left
standing
Germass Jonah kittie.
We We're passing the mouth of a
deep German dugour when the cat
crept out into the sun. sitting down
on the top step and starting TO lick its
paws II was a plump cat. ana its
generally contented condition showed
il had had plenty 10 eat.
When | tried TO pick ii up and car
ry ii back with me to civilization il
jumped into portion of china shop
; Uttered with broken dishes and crock
tery. There it sat, viewing us critical
ly. Obviously II had become a hoche
kitty while filing the role of mascot
for the enemy
Perhaps some soldier as the British
poured through BailleuL on a later day
had mercituiiy adopted il as ally mas
cot, hut We could not corral IL, owing
TO it's suspicion and agility So we left
II licking its paws, seated on broken
platter
Along the same street dead horses
and mules--victims OF shell fire-~were
corrupting the air, curious sights were
seen among the wrechage A battered
doll carriage lay amid huge casks in
front OF what MAS once a wine shop
the casks We're emptied by the Ger
mans. The torso of doll had been
thrown into "A half sitting position
upon a chair that by curious whim
OF fortune had remained almost intact.
and the chair had been showed in the
havoc up against a three legged table
from the wine shop.
Welcomes Yankee Boys.
A headless doll seemed to be drink
ing a toast in the name OF Belgium to
the arriving Yankee boys.
A block away We found half a bed
room intact. Thore stood a little bed
and a dresser and chair--fhe latter
dangling precariously on the edge OF
the sheii-slfced floor
The mirror had been shattered TO
bits, but the murderous shrapnel had
missed a vase full of wax flowers by a
few inches. That vase was probably
the only thing left undisturbed in the
entire town.
British planes now We're dipping
overhead, zigzagging to avoid the Ger
man shrapnel and machine gun bull
lets. We looked back toward the pro-
German kitty. 1t had shifted to the
top Of wine barrel.
The main road leading through the
town was mass of shell craters. En-
gineers were busy filing them up 10
permit the passage OF British and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
THE RICHMOND v1RG1N1AN- SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1918

come whistles, the serviettes gold
sleigh bells. the plates dulcines. etc
Apart from the freshness or the ldea
there is enough clevernesa IN the
manipulations.
Clever Dialect Comedian.
Neal Abel is dialectteian his
stories in the most part are of 'culled
pussons." and there are few mar
tors who tell a STORY SO We'll Mos'
of these yarns were gained first hahu
as Abel has spent most OF ms spa
time collecting material. Mr., Ape'
xuorEs white face and in telling his
negro stories depends entirely upop
his dialect to get them over. ne y
described as "the man with the mophe
face" and this mobility of countenahVt
IL of material aid as his iace II q.
expressive as an experienced poNr,
ntaver Abel is also an excellent set
shoe dancer and completes ms per
Torrance with songs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
HIGH RENTS MAKE
WORKERS WANDER
cause Jumps from Ono War Plant to
mother, Department of Labor
States.

Washington. Sept That rent
pF@iiteerS have been largely response
bic for the continuous migration OF
wo*kmen from one war plant to an
other is charged rs the bureau Of in
dustrial housing ana transportation
of the department of labor
The statement is made in support Of
the bin introduced in the house Il
few days ago by Representative CLARKE
Of Florida, empowering the president
to commander houses and apart
ments in wur-congested cities when
the landlords raise the rent above a
fair price
The bin was fayorably reported to
the house yesterday ny the committee
on public buildings and grounds. OF
which MIR. Clark * chairman.
Careful Investigations have shown 80
reads the statement of the housing
bureau that rents on Industrial dis
tricts have increased in some in
stances considerably more than 200
per cent, and that the labor turnover
+. I'm war Industries. because -nf rise in
rents. las actually retarded contracts
soTeiv needed by both army and
ma Ny"
The housing bureau has authority
to take over vacant dwellings and
make them available for war workers
Mr. Clark's bin would extend that
power 10 occuuied ur,.oa,ses therehV
en-: hline the b.Ir4si, "a reach nro0toe,
inr Iandiorfs The bo,Ieo tnrsa,, al
ready has taken over seventeen xtranf
dwellings for war workers In Vsashz
tnptnu
D1scosei,,y tho r,,.l{,.,.. r., t,,, egil,,.s,,
sfolid ne nm ms corsross 10
noa>tne blreou.. statement rantir,,es,
uIu,t ,1sin,s 90 tn,.,aasa H., ,c,,t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
NEW FALL FASHIONS
BE ON DISPLAY THIS
WEEK AT THE LYRIC

Therell be fun for the many a. The
Lyric this week And fanciful frolics
a-pienty. Manager Rex promises a
big exhibit of fan fashions in ioliity
Several of the new feature acts pro-
duced for the Keith big time"
theatres IN New York. recently have
peen secured for the coming week.
Both of the shows booked are
abreast of the times, affording a car
fsivsf of gaycty OF the metropolitan
standard of the hour
one of the breeziest and most
seductive of the new features Is the
musical romance "A Night in June
As the title suggests, the piece
aipuhds In enticing elements such as
Wust serve youth ard beauty The
presenting company is made up of
pretty and talented girlles, clever
/ Comedians and specially artists. A
pretty story Is unfolded. Numerous
specialties enlIven the action of the
sketch and the costumes and scenic
, environments are rich and colorful.
Sandwich Island Troubadours,
A picturesquely staged offering viii
ne mat Of the Hawaiian Duo, native
sandwich Island actors and musieia ms
who have something new In the form
OF Il musical and dance advertisements
lhe Ha"aiians are presenting an act
Wl0eiy different from the conyen-
iLouas singing act with which patrons
"r vaudeville are familiar. Good vocal
ana instrumental music, however, are
tohSpieuotfsly in evidence.
biet1sil and Carroll, a droiI pa1r of
chHracter comedy players, have a
variety act that ia especially notable
IoF the originality of Its conception
ana It's rendering, They are clever
character impersenators and never
laii 20 Keep their audience In roars Of
laughter.
dainty and artistic number will
ne the act OF Howard and Sadler-
hose Harmony Girlies. The two
accomplished young srffstes sing and
play equally well, They have reper-
toire that IL designed to please every
taste In music
Shocks and thrills and laughter al
ternate in the erotesquely corniraf.
but peFilous. feats of the Ritter
bfothers. premier RyH4Haste Tho
Ritters are celebrities of the circus
arena For several seasons they have
been featured with the principal cir
ouSes Of America and Europe. The
Ritters are not only expert arrohats.
but are irresistible as comic panfo-
u1iantsis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
Fun and Science.

Fun and Science.
For the latter half Of the week an
other feast OF vaudeville rareoits has
been provided. inclpdig several ac's
recently produced. Among the laugh
making features is the act OF saxon
ana Clinton Il comedy couple Win
nov, and fantastic ideas in funmaking.
They have an Ola podrida OF non
sense designed TO provoke mirth, Inc
material they use is fresh ana new.
Science must play as We'll as WORK
and though To the lay mind 1T Is as
r,vstertous in either pursuit. it can.
while engaged in the former, olena
amusement with wonder. While
froIick5ng. science produced The Won
der Act. which Is undoubtedly vaude-
yTIIa-s greatest mystery and novelty.
Here Il substance. sometimes ue-
scrlbed az liquid air. and said by an
inventor to be entirely different is
made TO turn nature up side down
II causes ice to be hot instead OF cola,
makes it possible for cake OF ice 10
perforrn the duty of kitchen range,
causing boiling water 10 freeze anu
freezing water to boil, melts metal.
and does many other things that are
not according to Hoil. Its Inventor
and exhibitor has carried the Wonder
Act on Is journey Oh pNSA oiAs h"'Ao' W
thousand miles and on every stopping
point on the way he has delighted ana
nlystified those who came To see II.
Now il is doing the same in vaudeville.
..Chiidhood Days" n novelty.
Cole. Russell and Davis, a trio OF
as capable comedians as have ever
coniured with laughter. are about TO
be seen in new role, that of pro-
ducers. They have come across a
farcical novelty called Childhood
DAYS" and are sponsoring this pro-
duction in vaudeville. They, of course,
do not appear in the cast. but never
thetess they ARE Responsible fe.'-tht.
entertainment the piece affords.
..Childhood Days is indeed a novelty.
no much of a novelty that the mana
gers requested that all description be
illuminated They guarantee, however,
that-aSiae- fFaHa- being aametAing
new in sketch writing,-it possesses
everything good farce should pos
sess. They have given the little sketch
an excellent cast, the six players en-
gagged each being an expert in his or
her particular line.
Amusing Monsieur Herbert.
For ingenuity, the musical perform :
ancc of Mons. Herbert must he award
ed a place all to itself He places
himself behind charmingly laid
diners table and from the floral deco
rations, dishes of fruit. plates. knives.
servLettes and teacups extracts really
sweet music. When he smelleth OF
the flowers they become so many
sweetly harmonized bells and the glow
of electricity traves his movements
about the bouquet. The knives be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
ID AT THE THEATERS e.
TWO BRIGHT NEW SHOWS
COMING TO THE ACADEMY

highly performances every
highy
for he secon o
be perform
Saturday matinee
Nextw at the Academy
"salome with Theda
n the
repete with good numbers The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

in search of spice and chucklEng to
hmsef)
George gu can improve ma
ehinery. bat the human being is the
most perfect creation in the world
Why. look at our Dorothy. 10 you
see anything the matter with herr
Gilbert tReadinE aloud Nj II y
times a child seems TO BIO perfectly
normal for number OF years--then
suddenly tho faint appears Sometimes
IT to not until the next generation,
Edith~--f}ilbertl
Glbert-I do hope Dorothy will he
all right.
teorge--i4ow absurd-she's the pic
ture of health!
Marion~oh, Geerge-~-1 eek on
wood
George 1atters himself that he is Il
pretty husky specimen OF the race. but
Alan soon eonyinceT him that he has
astigmatism, Indigestion. " a X
heart and lung trouble. aud Is threat
ensd with II nervous breakdown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
.~rHr VERY IDEA coMrA>y.-


As,esters,ea at TIRE Very Idea.
which comes to ahe Academy On Fri
dsy and SATURDAY. and saturday mat
inee will prick up their ears ~heu
Gilbert c.oodhue and h~ wife, Edith,
who are chlidless. launch into n dis
QUESTION Of eugeD8cs with their guests.
George Green ana his wife, Marion.
C@nreA hsaitis ridiculing n book on tho
subject which was written by Edlth
brother Alan Camp There ts an EN- .
harrasing moment when Alan stems
forward from corner George al .
mt.s that he has not read the book,
Alan-Then how do you know Ns
tomrny-rot@
George admit mean the book
meant the whole idea.
that any intelligent. scientific attempt
Ia improve the human race is tommy :
rot
Ceorge-yes-no; I don't mean it
the way you put IT.
C,ilhert~-Anything new al thN Fluo
tonight, AIane (No one notices him,
Marion--Georre, why do YOU try 10
argue on r subject YOU know nothing
about"
Alan-I.et him alone Marion This
il where he's going to learn some thing
that the production Of children should
he put on as scientific a basis as cat
tie raising
Narion-There's something in that,
George. Colbert is reading the book
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
"SONE BABY

las a laugh producer Some Baby"
the three-act farce comedy by Zeliah
Covinston and Jules Simonson, now
playing at the Grand. Ia far and above
anything that has ever been seen in
wilkes Barre" says the Wilkes Barre
News Barrels of laughter are let
loose during the play and the big au-
dienees that have attended every per-
Torrance have Just laughed ana
laughed II III novelty in the farce
comedy line. we'll constructed. In fact,
so well built that the audience anti
clpates almost every funny situation
and begin to roar almost from TIC
time the curtain goes up on the FIRST
act till the finish OF the play
The story has TO do with the sup
posed discovery Of an elixir of youth
by an old scientist. DR., Frederick
Relyea who prevails upon old General
Burbeck to try. the experiment Of re-
suvernatton from old age to youth. the
general being in love with the doctors
daughter. sylvia, pretty young girl
whom he wants to marry He agrees
If the elixir does the work the doctor
claims for IT, he will take un the
loan on the doctors home. which be
is in danger Of losing because of his
neglect of pressionaI dutiea Ia his in
veatigstions and experimentation in
searching for the secret Of turning
old age into youth. The doctor steps
out Of the room fer minute leaving
the general with bottle Of elixir
when Young spanish girl rushes into
tn. house. leaves her baby and foes
The general telephones the police and
chases after the girl when the dog
tor returns and finds the baby wrapped
up in the generals coat and the gem
eral gone. he believes the elixir has
completely transformed the old man
into baby.
phil stanton Sytvia's sweetheart
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-15
HEAT CAUSES HIGH DIVE.

The intense heat of last week We'd
nesday when the mercury was flirting
with the century mark affected peo-
pie in all ways.
1t impelled a man named Henry
Robinson, employed at the shipyard,
to take header out of a second story
window of the Wayerly Hotel, at 10th
and Jay streets, where he roomed He
had disrobed for the night and two
other young men were in the room
with him. Acting so hastily that he
could not be stopped he hurled his
clothing out the window and leaped
after it. At the hospital it was learned
that he had received gashes in his
head fractures of several ribs and Sc
we're body bruises. He was man OF
apparent abstemiCus habits and had
not been drinking The heat appar-
emily threw him off his mental bal
ance momentarily. A moment was
sufficient to put him out of the run
ming for some weeks and he can
thank his stars that he wasn't put out
permanently.