MONUMENTTO
BE DEDICATED
HARRODSBURG, Ky.. Feb. 17 —
Kentuckians are hopeful President
Roosevelt will come here May 6 to
dedicate a $100,000 federal monu
ment to the memory of George
Rogers Clark, “pathfinder of the
■west.”
DANCE
TONIGHT
Mandarin Ball Room
ADMISSION $1.00 LADIES FREE
“REVELERS”
• A special Washington’s Birthday Dance
will he featured on Wednesday, February
21st. Save the Date!
MIDGET RAY
OIL BURNER
$75.00
Rice and Aiders Company
PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL
“We tell you in advance what job will cost”
NUTS! NUTS!
MAC FARLANE'S NUTS—Brazils, Mixed,
Spiced, regular SI.00 size, NOW ....50c
At GARNICK’S, Phone 174
!
FEDERAL FUNDS
AVAILABLE FOR
LOCAL COLLEGE
Twelve to Get Part Time
Employment on Grant
from Federal Relief
Twelve students of the Alaska
College will be given an opportun
ity for part time employment until
the end of the school year through
the use of funds made available by
the Federal emergency Relief Ad
ministration, it was announced to
day by Gov. John W. Troy, through
whom the grant will be made.
An average of $15 per month
will be paid to those working, the
Governor said. He has wired de
tails of the offer to President
Charles E. Bunnell of the college.
Work in buildings and grounds,
clerical, library and research work
are listed as possible projects on
which the funds may be applied.
The Governor and Dr. Bunnell
had asked for the allotment of
funds for 25 students, but the reg
ulations limit the number to 10
per cent of the student body en
! rolment.
Campaign Started
Against Air Rifles
ALLIANCE, O., Feb. 17.—Alliance
police are on the warpath against
youths shooting air rifles inside the
city limits, a practice which has
resulted in several broken store
windows.
