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Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
No. 183S-A SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATIOT

In the District Court for Che Terri
 tory of Alaska, Division Number
 One, at Juneau
 Ethel Hayes, Plaintiff.
 vs
 John R. Hayes, Defendant.
 The President of tho United States Of America. to JOHN R. HAYES. DEPENDANT, GREETING:
 In the name of tho United States of America, you are herbcy com maudcd Co be and appear in the Dis trict Court for tho Territory of AL oslka, Division Number One. at Jul neau, in said Division, within thirty days from the service hereof upon you, then and there to answer Che complaint Of the plaintin filed against you in said court; and if you fail to appear and answer for want thereof the plaintiG will take Judgment against you for a dissolu- ion of the bonds of matrimony as prayed for in said complaint, copy of which is herewith served upon you
 The order for service of summons by publication is dated April 3Oth, 1919. the period Of publication pre- scribcd is six weeks and the defend ont is required Co answer or appear within thirty days after the xpira- ton os the period of publication.
 WITNESS the Honorable Robert w. Jennings. Judge of said Court and the seal thereof affixed at Ju- ncau, Alaska, this 3Oth day Of April, 1919.
 (ScaD J. w. BELL,
 Clerk of District Court.
 By JOHN TT. REED, Winn & Gore Chief Deputy.
 Attorneys for Plainun.
 First publication, May 9, 1919. Last publication, June 13, 1919.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
No. 1OS3-A SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Division Number
 One. at Juneau
 Mary Mcggitt, Plaintiff
 vs.
 john Mcggitt, Defendant.
 The President or the United States of America, to John Mcggitt de- fcndaut, Greeting:
 In the name of the United States Of America you are hereby commando ed to be and appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau, within thirty days after the service of this summons. then cnd there to answer or otherwise plead Co the complaint filed in said court; and if you fail Co appear or answer for want thereof the plaintin will take judgment against you for the disso- ution of the bonds of matrimony existing between plainti0 and de- fcndant, as prayed for in said com plalnt.
 The order for service of summons by publication is dated April Sth, 1919. the period of publication pre- scribcd is six weeks and thc dcfend- ant is required Co answer or in some wise plead to the complaint herein within thirty days after the cxpira- ton of the period Of publication. Witness the Honorable Robert W. Jennings, Judge of said Court, and the zeal thereof affixed at Juneau. Alaska. tbis Sth day of April 1919. (scaD J. W. BELL,
 Clerk of the District Court
 By JOHN IT. REED,
 Chief Office Deputy. WYNN G GORE,
 Attorneys for Plaintin.
 First publication April II. 1919. Last publication, May lG, 1919. For Che best and ncatcst job print ing. come to the News office.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
GEORGE WALSH AT
 LYRIC THEATRE
Popular Star Will Be Healthier for Big Nine-Reel Show Sunday
 and Monday

For Sunday night Sunday mat ineo and Monday night the Lyric theatre will present George Walsh i'm the six-reel Fox production, "Jack spurlock. Prodigal" This play was written by George Horace Lorimcr, editor of the Saturday Evening Post The numo alone of the star is suf- flcient Co guarantee good show. but the show itself is scream. lt pictures George Walsh as liar ward student and gives some of his cscapados. including a scene where lac brings homo a bear to his apart ments after night out with the boys. Walsh puts bruln through som stunts that are good and the whole picture is riot of fun. Be sides this there is also a two-rccl comedy by Fox called "An Aerial Joy Ride" The comedy is based on the wireless telegraph business
 There will be more laughs to the sQaurc inch in the whole show than you have enjoyed for a year. There will also be a Weekly and the show will be nine reels in all. The Jul ncau Jitncy Orchestra will furnish thc music for the Sunday night per f.,,.,,,,,,., tNruW cold
 Tonight and tomorrow Mary Me- Allister will be seen in "Kil Joy" which is dve-recl Western comedy drama. Also official war news and a comedy.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
GERMANY MUST SIGN

The question js often asked; "What vouId inc Allies do were Germany to re- fuse arouicsccucc in the peace terms!
 Because those terms were drafted with out any reference to Gcmauy's wishes or desires and because the enemy country IS certain to be stiuly pcualizcd under thcm' this query is a natural one.
 President Pomcarc of France partially answered that question last Saturday when he informed the Paris Polytechnic School that ir thc roc "attcmpts to forget what the rrucositv of the Allies spared him, we have tnc right aud the means to recall that fact to him."
 The GalGr statesman spoke adviscdly. The Allies could doa great deal to Germany were Germany suhbou-and could do r immediately.
 Th, American Army of Occupation m Grmauv comprises approximately 6oo'- OnO men. It is one of three armies now m positiou. as large forces are being main tajucd m Germany at this time bN' Great Britain and France.
 Couscuucutly. were the order for am ad- vance issued. Foch could place 2,Ooo'OOO men in motion immediately for an invasion of German territory.
 Moreover. the Yankee Army of Occupa- iou is backed by as large a reserve NJ ar. tbc occupational armies of France and Britain. Consequently two OF three days af most would be sufficient to start rolling into Trmouir territory am armed force oi ar least I.OOOOOO men. were such a vast body of soldiers needed to achieve Allied purposes.
 Ngamst this new Germany coul array onlv few hundred thousum organized men and such haSty volunteers as could be induced to take up arms in a hopeless fight asaiu>. thc overwhelming masses of the Allies.
 However. thc more practical way to view this question is indicated by this change in thc question: "What would hap ucu to Germany if it refused to accept the peace terms 2"
 IT thc Allies never moved man or a gun beyond their present lines, Germany would bc forced Co capitulatc in a time measurable by days. through economic pressure.
 Uulc,, it cam obtain peace. Germany car moi gct raw materials; without raw mater iaI,. it cam not manufacture; without man u.actmys. it cannot offer employment to i., people; without employment for its people it cam mot Stavc off revolution.
 The strongest weapon in the Allied ar mory is mot their own military power, but thc cucmy'> necessities.
 The simple fact is that Germany, how ever much it may dctcSt thcm darcS no' refuse the peace tcrms- Seattle Times.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

Speaking of service, the Estcbcth, which iS on the Jmcau-Sitka run, has called m at Douglas, outward bound, just three times since the first of the year. Every trip of the boat t.crc is freight for Sitka and way points and the vessel iS asked to come here and get it. but refuses to do so. As con sequence. merchants and others here, il
 hey want to ship goods on the boat, must send them by way of Juneau, cntaiImg cX-
 la time and expense. It is true that, ac- rordmg to the mail contract held by the boat. it is not compelled to call here, but one would think that common courtesy would prompt it's operators to make stop md take on freight and passengers when hose things are offered to them.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

We sincerely hope that conditions are iot such that the usual trip to WhitchorSc must be forcgonc by the people of Gasti- lcau Channel. Many have been looking onward all winter with the greatest pleas wc to helping our Canadian neighborS ceIe- Dratc their great holiday. They want to lear the lion roar, talk over the war and he long dry spell and, incidentally play a title baseball.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

While ucighboring cities are preparing for celebrations of July 4th, as yet no move has been made toward arranging for cele- brutiou in Douglas this year. It is per haps a little earlier than usual to start ar ranging for the event, but it is never too early to boost a good thing. There is no reason in the world why we should not cele- bratc. SO "Lct's Co.,"
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

The packing houses have a lot of sur )lus food supplies on hand which they will .cud to Europe. They will not release hem for local consumption for fear of re- tucing local prices. That is a good idea, vc think. We have become so used to the l. C. of l.. that to get anything at a rcaS- uablc prices would be such a shock that cw. if any. could survive 1t.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

The exhibit of manual training work at the school house is a revelation to some people who did not have the opportunity while attending school of taking that ,oursc of study. If the course as given in he school even prevents the boys in later ears from hitting their thumbs while do- ug a little job of carpenter work around he house, it will be well worth the money spent on it. Just think of the profanity hat will be saved from going out broad asst upon the world.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

lt i> indeed pleasure to chronicle the fact that Douglas Island has again gonC over thc top in the last great Liberty Loan The flag that floats SD proudly from the flag staff over the First Territorial Bank tells the world that here iS a community that is mot only patriotic but thrifty; that the community not only believes in the fu- rwc O. the country and is proud of its gIor- iou> past but that it has the dollars to back up thc belief. With this great oversub- sriptiou for the last great poular loan. thc record of the Island is perfect as far as war work iS concerned, and we can say with pride that the Island always does its part and then some.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

Two American flying machines have left the United States to make the flight across the Atlantic Quite a jump from the days of our fathers and the sailing ships Here's hoping that the Yanks are the first across.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

As usual. Alaska went way over the top n the Victory Loan. The quota for the Ter itoly was $954,9OO. At last reports $l,- ,57.O5O had been subscribed, with still uorc to come. It is indeed getting to be a ,abit with Alaska to do things on big calc and nothing like this surprises us my more.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

Foch says he will march on to Berlin oon if the treaty is not signed. Some of he boys may yet have a chance to march ID Untcr Den Linden, but the joy of the triumph will be gone, as the master of the amous palace on that street is not at home O receive them.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

There seems to be no let-up to the num- ber of persons coming to Alaska this spring and still in this neighborhood there is a shortage in the labor market.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

Wick now has the Valdez people mad at him with some of his slippery tactics. It is hard to teach an old dog new tricks.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

Every night, when we pick up a paper
 we find where the Russian Reds are crush. d. Those fellows ought to resemble pan .akes soon, with all the crushings they get.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

With no government restrictions on the price of salmon this year, there promises to be a merry war on among the fish buyers for the possession of Alaskan salmon.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

For the best and neatest job print Ing, come to the News office.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

So far locally, the month of May has been a tickle onc First the sun shines brightly and then it rains, and then it rains and the sun shines all at the same time.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

For Che best and ncatcst job print. ing. come to the News office.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

W lNN N hblNEt
 Attorneys for Plaintiff First publication April II, 1919. Last publication, May lG, 1919.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
Ell ITO TOM v Ell TITO BEN " Ell
ITO RALPH EN- IA ENrusIAs-
IA JuNTA DE IA LEGION.



Como anunciam0s en- nuestro nu-
nero anterior, la posta local de Ia lie
gi6n Americans lley6 a cabo 81 re-
union ell jueves en- Ia noche en- el "ar-
moryf, la cual fue atendida por mas
de 200 ex-soldadosl Varios oradores
prOminentes estuvlerQn presentes, en
tire los cuales SO hallaban Ell ex-Se-
nador Catron que revist0 Ia causa de
Ia guerra y commando a Ia Legion en- la
obra que esta hacienda ~exigiendoles
ell que Sc esforzaran a que ingTesara
un ndmerO mayor en- Ell estado. Lie
sigui6 el teniente Gobernador Pankey
pronunciando un breve discurso sobre
Ell t6pico de organization. Luego ell
Coronel r, Il. TwitcheIl r~espondio a
una snplica, e~xplicando 81 objeto del
problema historical que eatan siendo
enviados por la Legion. Despues de
los discursos hubo variQs e~ncuentros
de box de primera clase, los cuales
fueron altamente apreciados por todos
los que Sc hallaban ~presentes. Los
miemhros de la Legion dan las era.
cias ala Banda de Santa Fe la cual
don6 sus seryicios tocando selecta y
~apropiada misica durante la reunion.
Ed Tafoya descuti0 Ell asunto del ARE
glar una comision que Sc encargara
sobre las maneras y medios de lleyar
a los Delegates de la pr6xima conyen-
ci0n que aera tenida en- Albuquerque,
los detalles seran anunciados mas tar
de.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

la cual fue atendida por cerca de 50
niemhros los cuales tomaron grande
interes en todas las materials que Sc
presentaron. Uno de los mas impor.
tantes asnntos traidos int Ia junta
Tue 81 drive de tres dfas tenido esta
semana 81 iueves. vierncs y sabado
con 81 proposito de aumentar la canti-
dad de miembros de la organization.
La posta a la presente tiene 100 MEM
bros v se determine hacer a TODD ex.
soldado del condado de Chaves a que
ingrese, 10 que aumentara a la organi-
zaci6n a unos 300 miembros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
Is pEM0cRATAs A LAS FlLAs RE-
PuBLicANAS, CAMBIANpO Ell
PRECINTO DE NAMBE PO-
LITICAMENTE

Los jefes republicanos del condado
celebraron ell sabado en- una junta to-
nida EN- Nambe, precinto Mum. ~. 81
ingreso de 2b democratas a las filas
republicanos, la reunion estuvo muy
enthusiasts y fue atendida por el Gober-
nador y los PARTICIPATES jefes republii-
canos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
Los AERoPLANos DE cARRANzAl
VOLANDo ALO LARGO DE LA
FRoNTERA

Juarez, Mexico, Oct. 11.-Cuatro
aeroplnno sdels gobiernD de Carranza
volaron a 10 largo de, Ia frontera hoy,
m%anejados per photos. mexicapos del
cuerpo del estado mayor del General
Manuel Dieguez.
Los %aeroDlanos yolardn a 10 largo
de ia fronteras pero no crusaron a la.
do americana. El General .Dieguez
anuncio meses pasados que era su in,
tenci6n ei establecer una eEtaci0n
aerea en- ciudad Juarez para hacer
trabajo de exploration Y ayudar q las
tropas del gobierno d localizar a los
contrabandistas, cuatrerOs. ladrones y
pequenas partidas de 1bandidos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

La Sociedad de senoras Hispano-
Amelicanas daran un gran bale en- 81
"Armory'' 81 Sabado en- la noche. is
de Octubre. La admission sera s1.00,
las seforas gratis. So desea una gran
de atendencia. una competente orques-
Ia tocara las mas selecta m1sica Sc
~earantiza buen tempo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

Felipe Trujillo, de 20 amos de edad,
residente del Rio del Medic, fallccio
81 microbes de la semana pasada en-
Pecos, N. M, de una corta enferme-
dad. Ell finado deja para lamentar su
despedida a su esposa. SUI padre y un
hermano. Sus restos fueron sepulta-
dos en- Ell lugar de su Residential.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

M. A. salaa, de Taos. yisit6 Ia en-
pital durante la semana.

NJ. "A. Salaa, de Taos. yisit6 Ia en-
pital durante la semana
Eliseo Salazar. de Chamita, estuvo
en- Santa Fe Ell martes.
j. r. Trujiilo, de Taos, N. M. Visi-
to la capital 81 vi6rnes pasado.
S. b. Garcia, de Albuquerque, fue
otro de los visitantes a Ia capital du-
rante la semana
Fabian Gonzales y Geronimo Jarami-
Ito, concentrates de El Rito, N. NJ
estuvieron en- Santa Fe Q negocios
importantes 81 martes.
El joyen Herman G. de Herrera, hi
70 un corto viaja a Ia Ciudada de los
Prados con negocios importantes, \
atendi6 4 Ia fiesta de los Caballeros
de Colon de aquella cindad
La Sra. A. O. Chaves, acompaiada
de sus dos hijas, las Senoritas Me-
linda v ,Estrella, ~arTibaron Ell martes
de San Francisco, La Sra. Chavez
es nativa de Santa re,
-
Ell Hon. Venceslao Romero. repre-
sentante del condado de Torrance, de
pas para Albuquerque a donde iba
con negocios importantes nos hizo n
agradable vista ell I1nes.
Maximiano R. Martinez, de Caniilon,
". NJ, trans6 negocios ante la ofici-
ma de terrenos habiendo tenido la ne.
cesidad de hacer nueva publication
debid0 a que sus testigos no compare
cieron como yerdaderamente tenian de
hacerlo.
Doha Doloritas Martinez de Jarami-
no acompafada de su hiio Don Porfi-
rio Jaramillo, de Canjilon, N. M, tran
saron negocios ante la oficina de te-
rrenos durante la emana. La Sra.
Jaramillo, tuvo de hacer nueva publi-
caci0n debido a que sus testigos los
Sres. Jesds Macs y Juan Francisco
Trujillo de aquel lugar no comparecie-
ron como 10 exige la ley.
Maestro agente y amigo Don Nell
sendro Vigil, de Espaiola, 0 hizo
una agradable vista ell LINES. Nos in
forma Ell Sr. Vigil que esta proximo
a ser edificada una capilla en- aquei
lugar, habiendo para la presente la
suma de $1,000 contribuida por los ha-
hitantes de aquella plaza. Ell promo
tor de dicho moyimiento es Ell Sr. Teo-
flo Lopez, Ell erreno iuntmente con
la suma de 800 ha sido donado por
Don Leandro Martinez. Felicitamos a
los haBitantes de Espahola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
NorA

En- vista de que esta cIase de InVl-
taciones Sc esta hacienda an e%stIIo,
sentimos tener que anuncIar a nues-
tros suscriptores que IN 10 successive
Sc cohrara por in~vitaciones y %annncics
de este genera ia suma de 500 por
cada i~nserci6n, 0 sea cada veg que
~aparexcan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
LOS RESTos DE UN HERoE SAN
TAFESENO sERAN TRAlpos
A ESTA CAPITAL

La Sra. Maria de Montoya de esta
ciudad, ha recibido noticia del Ma
yor H. r. Lemley, jefe del ramal de
cementerios, que Ell cnerp0 de su hijo,
Anastacio Montoya, QUEEN fue muerto
sel s de Julio en- Siberia, ha arribado
a San Francisco. Ell cadaver sera trail
do a Santa Fe para ser sepultado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

propia tElaboracion de cosferla solo 2oo' 81 gallon
up NO pgeE APsNARsE-HAoA sU pRoPiA cERvEzA eN su CASA.
Nuestra preparation de Idpuho espeoiaInente preparado 90 ell meior pa
"a propositos de bebldas del hosaf Prcbara ser "A mdor bsbida vis0rza-
dora n tonico. "a hAcha de- los lnuredientcs mas puros VI saNsfactoros
Nusstra Iuta de paroauisnoe; satisfechos ssts aunentando todes los dhs
pr miles, 10 qe prucba qe nuestra preparation Is la melor e. ELI ercado.
Eetk arregIadas por hombres expertos que han estsdo trabaandc en- eNa 2
bra por alpun tempo COZ ell proposte de- traer 2 nueatrQam enoA = cervexa
que satefaua 4 listed meor. S4W
Nuestro tempo de- venta IS muy nmttado. La ley prohIhira Ia venta
despuss del prinero De Enero de 1920 por 70 tanto tome ventaia De nnmtra
Collaboration del houarn tnientrasS dura y alnacene tanto como pueda. Al
recibo de 500 te envarenos lnuredentes los acuaIss h hsan cineo gadones
d. Ia verdadera behda qe satIsacera a I'd a elass con L. rca espuma ~ 81
Verdaderc SAILOR de cerveza. Tanblen le envNarenos . Y 9. entcras Instruc-
clones para hacer cta cerveza.
~ Ia oFERTA ESPECIAL rs BuENA TAN SOLO 30 ptAs
inuredientes para hacer 20 salones de "a verdadcra cereza por tan solo
az So listed ahorrora $3.50. Como hasta Ia presente no exste nlnguna
~ Due prohiha I'll envo de nuestro ingredients De "elaboraei6n del hcoarv
No contcne ninudn alcohol. FL mismo go producido dHicanente en ell pre-
Ia bebida do conformidad con ias irstruec'onea que Y enslamos 2 W
las cuaiesp uedcn ser facImepte seeuidaF. m
Enve SD orden hoy ulsmo para prorta entneaa y nosotroe LIE GAHAN-
TIzAMoS ToDA SATisFAcCfoN.
Nuesfro ~fbrB Weno De formulas dandole lnstruccHones para hacer "vhis
kcy", cervezas vlnos, neoes de fantasia y aguardientes e seras enyiado
porte pauado al recbo de 500 en- elective . ALmcney oder.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
Defunciones
sANnoNAL

Josefita S~andoval, de un aho de
edad, hija del Sr. y la Sra. Esedio
Sandoval, muri6 u jueves pasado en- la
Residential de sus padres. 81 entierro
Sc verified ell viernes a los 1880 p. m,
en- Ell cementerio del Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
Ia LEGION DE ROSWELL AUMEN.
IA su NuMERo De MiEM7Ros

Roswell, Oct, lila Legion AmerE
cana de- este lugar tuYo una iunta
IN 81 armory Ell microbes en- Ia noche
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

DirlIan toda Correspondents a;
21 NsWoR AVE. DETROIT, MIC
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

Para Ell microbes dfa 20 de Octubre,
Sc lara una misa de cabo de ano por
ell descanso del alma de la finada
Romualdita Castillo, a las Z de la ma
mana. Todos los parientes y amigos
y deudos que tengan a bien acompa-
iarnos quedan por estas inyitados,
ADELAIDE CASTILLO Y HNOS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
MIsA De cAso De ANo

Por medic de estas lineas suplico
la asistencia de todos mis- ~parientes
y amigos a la misa de Cabo de A1o
de mi hije Felix Barfanca, y tambien
del novenario de misas qne tendra lu-
gar en- la Cathedral de San Francisco,
en- Santa Fe, c0menzand0 81 dfa 10
de Octubre. La misa de aniversario
sera Ell dia "a de Octubre a las Z de
la manana. Antelope las gracias o to-
das aquellas personals que tengan a
bien atender.
MARIA GARCIA DE BARRANCA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16
FL GRAN VuELO
(vlne de- Ia Primera PIanal

@
California en- "a horas, S minutes v
48 IL segundos tempo actual, segnn
anunci6 hoy Ell servicio aero. La dis
tancia fue de 1926 millas. y Ell pro-
medic del vuelo fu6 de 1898 millas poi
bora.
Mineola, N. II, Oct 13.-M Captain
Lowell II. Smith, Ell tercero en- com
pletar su recorrido al o~riente, arribo
en- este lugar hoy a las 10:50:42.
De conformidad con los registros
del Captain Smith, ell ha ganado al
Teniente Maynard en- 81 vuelo trans
continental El registro del Captain
Smith muestra que Ell hizo 81 vuelo
de San Francisco a Mineola en- "a ho-
ras y trelnta minutes tempo de vue-
10, encontra del vuelo de Maynard he.
cho en- "a horass 5 minutes y 4s IL
segundos de Mincola a San Francis
co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

S. b. Garcia, de Albuquerque, fue
otro de los visitantes a Ia capital du-
rante la semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

Nuestro 1br5-iTeno de foTnulas dando5 71a5Fuecones pWa 7acer "Wh75
kevn. rveza Who's rcohes de fantasia y aguardientes ie sera enyado
porte pauado al recibo de $foo en- effective b tmoney order)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

Fabian Gonzales y Jeronimo Jarami-
Ito. concentrates de El Rito, NJ M
estuvieron en- Santa Fe con neeocios
imp0rtantes 81 martes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

Eliseo Salazar. de Chamita, estuvo
en- Santa Fe Ell martes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-16

El joyen Herman G, de Herrera, hi
70 un corto viaja a Ia ciudada de los
Prados con negocios importantes, \
atendi6 d Ia fiesta de los Caballeros
de Colon de aquella cindad.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
SERVICE MEN
MAY RECLAIM
War POLICIES

the Bureau of War Risk Insurance
has reached the following important
decision regarding the Reinstatement
of government insurance which former
sailors, soldiers and marines have al
lowed to lapse.
Any man who held the government
term insurance and who failed to con-
tinue payment of premiums after be-
ing discharged. thereby 1apsing his in
surance. may re-. instate it regardless
of the time of default.
All service men are urged to take adj
vantage of this opportunity. navy men
may obtain fuller information and ap
plication forms by writing to Ensign
E. P. Thornton. District Insurance Of
ficer, No. 1 Canal street. New Orleans.
La, stating full name. rating. home adj
dress. date and place of discharge.
amount of insurance and premium and
lact month for which premium was
/ paid.
Exservice men of the army and mar
inc corps are invited to request fuller
| information at the nearest chapter OF
the American Red Cross. or by writ
| ing to the Insurance Section. Bureau
| of War Risk Insurance, 119 D St.,S. E.,
Washington, d. C.