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New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
nigloDNEyS GET S4 Sso
 FOR DAMAGE 70 STOCK
Owners Of Railuln& tO Pay FOr Loss Caused By Leaking Isuus,
 judgs Booth Decides

kololaey BroA. Hardware Co. was awarded judgment for s.,.9V.14 il superior court according to a dc. c'sicn filed yesterday by Judge John Rufus Booth in the three corncred suit a3cinat Davidson X I.eventhal. Arthur T. JoEes and B. C. Porter Sons. The judgment was awarded as against Davidson & Leventhal and Arthur T. Jones. owners of the building in which the hardware store is located.
 The suit was oyer damage caused by water leaking through the roof following s heavy rain.torm last July j ard it was left to the courts dis crction to detel mine the party lialle for damages after an estimate was made by mutual consent as to inc amount Of damage caused. N. (. Porter Sons cas abSolved Of all liabili,~ :~l judgment was also rcn- dcrci i'1 i+s favor to recover co~ts from ti,n l>o'cdncy fi-m The fi..n cf Hl!e" 'F-rl < Sake represented thn plaintiff
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
INITIATION SOCIAL BY PHENlX LODGE
Supper lnd Program in l. 0. Q.
 P. Hall Tuesday Evening

,, \ super and entertainment will be
 given by Phenix lodge, l. Q. Q. F., in
 honor of large class of candidates ! on Tuesday evening, at o'clock. Past Grand William Schaefer will act as toastmaster. He has been an Odd Fellow for ~ years. joining in October, 1885. He Is aiso chairman of the reception committee for new members. MT. schaefer has been an active worker in many other
 societies and has also held o.fice in the city government. He has served & chairman of the board of relief for l9 years and has also served in the common council.
 Supper will be served at ' o'clock.
 Music will be furnished under the
 leadership of NIT. Carlson who is one Of the oldest "old time" fiddiers in the state. A short business meeting will follow after which the doors will be thrown open to members, their i families and friends.
 An interesting program has been
 arranged. A speaker Of wide re- ! known has been secured for the eve- ming as we'll as entertainers. The
 committee in charge is working
 hard to make this affair one of the
 biggest fratcrnal events Of the sea
 son.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
Threatened With Gun
 By Sailor. Asks Divorce

The hearing Of the petition Of Mrs. Marie Mtjioy White Of this city for . divorce from Warren A. Whit. sailor. now in Germany. vas con- tinued in surs ror court yester.ar for one week b. Judge Edward M Yeomans. pending further eNide, co in regard to the plaintiff's allegation of intoiers bl- cruelty. The Whites were married in New London on Or. tober fS. 1913. Mrs. White scpar ated from her husband in $ srpten, ber. 1928. when she learned of th. ordttion of her husbands health and after he had threatened her with . gun. she testiied.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
READY FOR FIGHT
 0N TRADE SCHOOLS
Bill for Separation to Come Be fore General Assembly

Stats Capitol, Hartford. May 1 P) A move to separate vocational trade schools from the general school system of the state prooably will up- set the serenity of the lat two bus, . ness days of the general assembly. Monday and Tuesday. Two executive sessions haze been held by the cGu- cation committed on this bill, whose author is Senator Durcnt of Guil- ford, the committees chairman, and at nsi.her of these Mas an agree nent reached srttsia tory to it's ,nembars. The bill provides taat a vocational trade schoo, comni @i0ncr and three citizens be appointed by the governor to conati,ute a trade gg.lcol education commission to have eSclu~iee jrris.lint,on over suc'. schools and be entirely separate from the sy&te" controlled by the p.a;e board of ed'ci ton except throuci, co-o 1eTat:on. The moneys appropriated for trade schools to the state board would automatically be transferred fer administration 10 tue new commission. Mrs. Lewis Of .;,rat ..ord. house chairman Of the committee. is oppo.cd to the rea 'lrr but Srnator Durant is eager to ser it through.
 II is believed it wi'l he reopr:e l ';ondoy and allowed to 50 to fight. II will be presented as a commi.lee bill If at all.
 ( cl't lsim E'N
 To he r"'ortel ".J ac'ed upon ;, )nday CT I :esd2..'-- \ tho gem e4al ec9en,bl: ad tou;rs 1t.ad, lay i3 the so-cc Il d crcG't ion bill h;ch allows induatrial ere dit En.cne; to accumulate funds in the same manner as building and loan asso- 6jetions and to m"':c loans from these funds to their m ,r,bers. The banks commit. .,e :trprs it as does Bank Commissioner ci,;ppce.
 About 100 bills sti'l lie between the two houses and on the call endars of each are about fifty fo, action-on favorable reports. The remaining bills, variously estimated at from 100 to goa. will hang over to the next session or di. from the adjournment of the 19"9 general as- sen,bly in the conve:,iIg O. 1881 session. The leader, declared they will adjourn no matter what re- mains. unless 1t is of major ing ort : ancc. and 1t is apparent nothing o; such importance remains that will not be consid cred and be voted on.
 Tke houses murt still vote Oil de- ficiency appropriation for the pres ent fiscal period and for deficiencies that will arise in the next bicnrium and the general appropriations for thc general r--tmbly.
 The expenses of most of the com mittees already have been voted on in bills presented. On Monday & gen srai codfic:tion of the education lavs will bn considered and on Tues day the ma jor items Of those 10 be ac;ed rpon VII be clrcrcl ID
 Nednc sdcy is being rr"scrs ed. in and eycha"cc of g,t;s and compli- menta. and in the house. for what is described as ''horse play" which pc. corGing to tHe plans will bc more ''organizcd' this year than ever be- fore.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

and adults. Enslish morning, Nsr- ship at 1e:lS .. n. Sermon by the pastor on the theme: What h : Chrtstian!" Special muslc fur. nishsd by the mixed chorus under direction et Walter L. Na&pusoa. or ganist. .-
 The junior league service will bs held Ut l:3O o'clock in the after noon. Program will be rendered by the boys. Evening worship in swed- ish at 7:3e o'clock. aarmon by the pastor aud music by the Aieses Helen snedDerg and Fanny Carlson. After this service. the holy com Wunion will be celebrated.
 Mtdweek service h held on Thurs day night at 7:%5 o'clock.
 The Bethany Bible claxs will meet next Friday evening at 1:4s o'clock.
 it, Marks
 Sunday, 7:5O .. m. holy conl- munion; s:30 |. m. church school, II .. m. holy communion ana Ser. mon by Rev. MT. Styring.
 Thursday. Ascension day. .. sn. holy communion: s:30 .. m. cor. porats communion of the Woman's auxiliary.
 The annual convention Of the diocese will be held at St. Johns church. Bridgeport on Tuesday and Wednesday, May Fl and :2. The bishops reception and dinner will be held Tuesday evening at tho Hotel 6trntfield under the auspices of the church club Of tho diocese. k!. Marks church will be represented by Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, Rev. R. R. styring and the delegates. C. r. Chase and E. J. Port =
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

s o'clock. The program will be as follows:
 Hrs. Caroline Earsch-Niolinist. Mrs Martha Ern-t--Nocalist. Mss Emma s,haa'--Acco companist Symphonic pagnole Spanish symphony ............... l.alo Adante
 Allegro non trop?o
 t'i's Bars"h (a) Come ou: in the Sweet Snrin- Night ............ VllDHFll (b) Little Old Garden .... Hewitt (c) By the Water Of Minne.oa,:a ................... Jicurance
 (w.th violin obligato)
 Mfrs Ernect ta) Deep River ................ ....... Colcridge- Taylor Pow cil tb) Nariaiionen ........,...... .......,....... Tcrtini-krcislcr
 Ms. Rarsch Loves a N 7rch,nt ......... Carew (b) nittlc Coon's Prayer .... Hope (c) Swa!lows ............. Cow2n
 Mis7 '.rnc~t CD Ave Maria $ hubert -Wilh 2lrli (b) Couvenir De Poscn ... ................. Wicuia ws]si (c) Songs My Mother Tsnc'N ,!> ... ...... n,-c-"'.- .-kre'-lcr (dD siciliano-ct Eisaudon ...... ......... l'ta'cc .u:-krGisler
 ,lr1. Bnrcch
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
BACK NAYY'S STAND
Nit,erS Of Board Of Vi.itpr< fin sympathy With Demand That Army OI lcrse Three. Year Rule.

Washington. May 1 R-Mcmbers
 the board Of ,i-'tors who have iu.t inspected the Annapolis Naval academy gre strongly in sympathy with Navy'a refusal to play football Nith West Point untA the military academy conforms to the three.yeur rule for athletics in use by most of the larger universities and colleges
 Although the boards report has not been published. it is expected 10 hold West Point in error and to recommend that Secretaries Adams and Good confer in ordnr again to bring the schools together on the sridiron.
 Onn member is said 10 have sllE- sested that Harvard. Yale and other universities that use the three year rule refuse 10 meet West Point un- til 1t changes it's policy and playir. athletes on its teams for four years
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
Boston Priest Dies
 On Way to Ireland

Queenstown. Ireland, May r. tCP)-The deat:, of the Rev. Pat rick Bowen Murphy. 79. of South Boston, Mass. was reported today in a wireless message from the liner Cedric, due to arrive here Monday
 He died Wednesday in mid-Atlan- tic. following a para'ytic stroke Tuesday. He was en route 10 Ovens, County Cork. for holiday with rela- tives. He wil be buried there. it was announced.
 He vas pastor of the Church ot Our Lady of the Rosary. South Bcs- ton.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
CONFIRMATION GLASS
!:-s. Martin W. GcMd:an to COs,hrn, Group of K Iossr: People in tt. Johns Church.

X clars ef 15 youn- fc":g VII he 70. 'n"mcd by l:c". .:.'rtin ". Caudan of St. Johns German I.i';h. or2n churt h tomorrow. The u,cm. bcrs of tho rlass arc :s follows:
 Otto o. Schneider. Jocerh r. D,,n kcl. Albert Stein. Henry Toscmanr Henry A. Peck. Rudolph Iitz. IIcln', nouchctte. Eleanor Jitke. Wilhcl- mine Haman. Margaret Nuar. Nor .eja~et NJ. Buchholz. Helen "chultz Elizabeth V. Eeubaucr, Anna Zielke Helen Douchenberx.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
SOCIH CuuECH MOVIES

"A Ship Comes 1n' is the title Of the motion picture to be shown at the evening service in the SoutI, consr7 gation2l church tomorrow. The picture tells the story Of two immigr2nt families one a loyal. law ahiGing family. the other a radical
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
C.npcio1 No,icc

Now i' the time to plant shrub oory and fruit trees. We have choi-c tyres. Tel 113s Nicts Floral t'1orrc. !.1 We, Main .t-adYt.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
BAPTIST FOLKS. IN
 MUSICAL RECITAL
if;. Darsa, Ahs Srlst lDd
 Hiss Schlal q ProSll1

A concert under the auspices or the Girls Priscilla club of the le- morial Baptist church will be given in the church Wednesday evening at
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

Water in rn automobile engine fs
 rot 10 keep if very cool. but to keep ! it from getting corsivelr Fe' \ hot efrine is more efficient t,7sn n cool one.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
St. Jnl.sl'> German
METHODIST CtlCRCHES
 Trinity

Sunday. $50 a: m. woman's Bible class, church school: 10:45 a. n.. sacrament tf the Lords supper; G:l5 D. m. Epworth league. leader, William Z;hn!cittr speaker, Miss Eva NJ. Barnes. topic, 'l>ife in the Mountains of Kentucky: 1:l5 ?. m. evening service. Bees and Buhs.
 Mo.dey. ::so p. m. Sunshine so. ciety; ; D. m. W. F. NJ. s,
 Tuesday. : to | p. m. Methodist group at the hospital; 6:30 ?. m. Philathea class: 7:l5 ?. m. Boy Scouts; 1:46 p. M. class meeting: p. m. Junior Aid society.
 Wednesday. gao r. m. week lay religious school. third grade; $50 U. m. ladies' Aid supper: 7:30 p. n. Mothers Jewels entertainment.
 Thursday. 7:4s ?. :n midweek service.
 Friday. I p. m. sewing school: D. ID. official boa I'd.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
lIuiDu A. NJ, T.. Zion

Union A. NJ. T.. ZisM
 Sunday school 9::0 q. m. Morn ing worship With sermon and com- munion l0.45 o'clock. Narit k Christian EnIeavor society 6:p D. m. Evening service T:45 ocloch. Collection of unpaid pledges.
 Monday. ?. m. meeting Of Sun day church board
 Tuesday Q, eniEs. prayer and class meeting.
 Wednesdav. e:A5 V. m. week day school of religious instructicu. grades. three. four and five.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

Trees equivalent to 500.000. GOO fence posts are cut every year Tor that purpose In the United States.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
MIaL'F.I.t NEDCS
 Deasn1o'r

E1VVr
 Sunday. 1o.15 o'clock, prayer In the pastors study: 1O:45 o'clock, morning service. sermon topir, Jesus Christ Our Great Htah Priest and Advocate": |: o'clock Bible school; ( p. m. street meeting at the center; ' o'clock, evening
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

An Austrian society has been formed to condemn use of gas aud aircraft III warfare,
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
WINS CATEGORICAL CONTEST

WINS ORA1ORICAL CONTEST
 New York. May F-Welferd Wilson. negro boy of 14. has won . junior high school oratorical con- test and a prize of t100 and qualified for the regional finals from which an entrant for . national contest will bo picked. His father is . teacher, his mother is . real estate dealer who is studying to be . lawyer.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

r!,~rc r-a .o"s~ -Te nNn n.il ]: nf oats in Gvrc1t Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

Last TOW. left to right: Eleanor Lange, Earl Statler Benjamin Elan. csti, Audrey Sandell, Stella Casper, Row kumm, Helen Pcs.solashis, Miss Mary C. Gornlan. principal, and Miss Henrietta A. Tlagg. teacher.
 Second TOW: Dominic Radayitch, Caroline Kramer. Maynard kalwat, Phyllis Croman. Virginia Macl:. Will har, Shaw. Ph.'i,is Wallace, Eileen Doherty, Florence ,rolama, Anna
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
Photo by Collome

Balkan, Jeannette Tattersan, Helen Weber, Costa Pas'olaskis, Barbara Edwards, Evea NyQuist, Melvina hiimas.
 First row: Albert Neumann, Ro- bert Clifford, Paul Wright, Louis kleybuk, Edward Brinius. Joseph Mack, Dominic Gill. Philip Hagen, Edward Malys. and stephen Carlson.
 The Herald will print picture of the fifth grade at the Stanley school Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04

States during 1927 reached the value of ts1, ,so0,000.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
Sunday Services and Weekly Activities of the Churches

Hunter read. ?. m. wership a' South church. Monday, 7:3o p. m. Christian En. deavor meeting, leader. Frank Bus ceme, subject: ''Service : Way te Leadership"
 Thursday, 7:3o p. m. prayer meet tng at Hunter road.
 Friday. 7:se P. ,h. Hunter road choir 'reAearsal.
 Stanley Memorial
 Sunday. s:30 a- m. junior. inter- mediate and senior departments church school. A missionary play entitled Gods Workers" will la given by Miss Roberta Checkers class of girls: lo:+5 a. m. con'- nurion service and reception of new members: is o'clock primary and bestnners' departments.
 Monday. 7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts troop II. 4
 Tuesday. 7p m. Girl Scouts, troo- Is.
 Thursday. ! p. m. Young People, meeting; leader, Arthur Carlson.
 LUTHERAN CHURCHES
 F1Fst Sunday morning service in Swed' lsh at l0:3O o'clock. There will be no evening service at ! o'clock. Tuesday evt ming at o'clock, the Luther lecgue will give . banque' for the church basketball team. win- rer of the state church league cham pionship.
 The pastor and delegates are eS. pected home Monday from the con ference meeting in Worcester. Friday cvcEing church choir. S.. Matthew's Ssrvicc in English at a. m. with examination of class of l6 catchl- mems. Service in German, with ser mon at 10:45 o'clock. Thursday. Asccnsion day. service at 745 p. n. Another class of :f children will be examined prepara- tory for continuation the following Sunday.
 Wednesday $ p. m. business meet .ng of the church.
 Thursday afternoon, meeting Of the Lrdics' A,d society. On Monday and Tuesday. the pAs- tor, will stt-nd the New England district pastoral conference at South Norwall.
 Reformation
 Sunday services. 10 a. m. Sun jay school. ll:16 a. m.
 Monday evening. the adult class will meet. Tuesday evening, the church cour- vil will meet at s o'clock.
 The religious school will mes Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, Asccns:cn day service Thursday at
 St. Jnlsn's German
 Sunday. I'45 a. m. English ser>- ice; 9:15 m Sunday school; II I. nl. confirmation of the German cla 's.
 Tuesday. e:30 p. n. meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society.
 Thursday. Ascension day. German service 1t 1880 p. m.
 Friday, 2:3O p. m. meeting of the
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
CONG CHURCHES
 Esryt

Sunday. 10 to 1l:20 a. m. church school: II d. Fl. church kindcrgar. t2n; morning worship. sacrament of the Lords supper. baptism ot chd. drcn, reception Of new members. COT munion sermon. Rev. Theo', re A. Greene: l?:l5 p. m. Mems E,ole class. leader. Rev. Mr. Greene: r'.. communion service for Arn,cnian n congregation minlstrans. Dr. Hadi- dan and Rev Mr Greene; 5 D. n,. ! P'erg-Yu rlub. leaders, Miss Dor othy Flcnlla and Raymond Matncr: 1::0 D. m. Young Peoples society, leader. Miss Mabel Benedict. speaket Mrs. Laura T Seelyc. Monday, ?. m. standing con,- nittce meeting, religious education room: 6:l6 p. m. spring supper meeting, church school workers, din- irv room.
 Tuesday. S'30 D. m. Young Won- ans Missionary society supper mcet- ing. dining room
 Wednesday. :::0 D m. sixth grole week day church school. Thursday. p. H,. Armenian Wom- en's prayer meeting; 5 D. Fl. eighth grede week day church school; 4:l5 D. ra. Girl Scout meeting; to 2 D. m. May party. intermediate depart n Y. c;,urrh school.
 Woman's Mi ~.onary society. the rarsor":s; 7:So P. Ill. Boy Scout meeting
 Sunday, s:;0 q. m. senior depart ment and Italian American depart- ncnts Of the church school; 1O:30 .. n. morning worship. celebration .f the com,nlsnion, beginners kinder- sa,tcn; l. o'clock. junior. inter- mediate and Chincs" departments of the church school; 7::o p. m. eve hing worship.
 Monday 6:30 D. m. annual meet ing and ruppcr Of the Young Won,- ans auxiliary.
 Wednesday. o:co y. m. unit d "":i day rhurc', sc iool. grades fou, and fire: p. r. Home Department Ni@itors' meeting.
 ThrrrIay. , p. m. unitcN week dcv chnrc', school, grade seven. Friday. { ?. ". Girl Scouts. troop I: 1:3" p. m. Roy Scouts troop ,.
 Saturday. 7:15 p m. rehearsal of ] choir guild.
 Assyrian Mission
 Sunday. 90 p. ID. worship at South church. Rev. E. E. Adams will preach. celebration Of the con,- munion
 MorGay e:1s ?. m. English class. Tue.dcy. ?. Ill. Nomen's Eibln c'as.: ?. m Jelly Junicrs: 1':0 70. in. Fon"E pcr plc's brotherhood.
 Th"r"day. 7:s0 ?. M. prayer meet ,rg: 1:45 D m. Fidelity club.
 Italian Mission
 Sunday. 9:30 a. .n.. Italian- Amer:- ran department of the church
 chool; 1O:30 a. m. morning worshin tt Hunter road, Rev. P. Alterto Will preach: 1:1S p. m. Sunday school at
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
BAPTIST CHURCHES

Sunday. l0:4S .. m. church serv- ice. seriaon by Rev. William Ross. subject: The Voices of Spring 11:l0 p. m. Bible school and men'a clasa. teacher. the pastor.
 Monday. 1880 p. m. Boy Scouts.
 Tuesday, ::so p. m. Loving service class food sele at office of New Britain Gas company.
 Wednesday, 6:so p. m. Young Woman's Sewing guild supper and meeting.
 Thursday. 7:t5 p. m. mtdweek church service.
 Friday. e:30 p. m. monthly mee'- ;rx of Woman's society. Missionary program in charge of Mrs. D. A. r.iven. subject: Back Home 'n America" At 4:15 p. m. Girl Scouts; e;:O D. m. Bible school teachers sup per and meeting: 7:45 p. m. good will girls will meet at home of Mrs. H, D, Stead, SS Shuttle Meade" avenue.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
Film (SwcdtAl)

Sunday. s:45 n. m. Bible school end Mems Bible class; II a. m. and 1::0 p. m. sermcns by the pastor. Rev. Axel l. Peterson. Holy com- Hlunion after the morning service.
 Tuesday. s p. m. church monthly Ill oting.
 Thursday. % p. m. Ladies' Aid society's meeting ct the home "f :irs. Axel kalin. .a Lyon Vreet; \ D. m. prayer service at the church.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
First German

Sunday. 9:S0 a. n,. church school; 10:sO a, m. English worship. fol- lowed by communion service; 11:45 q, m. German worship.
 Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Ladies' Atd meeting at home of Mrs. H. Fenglrr. 4Se Park street.
 Wednesday. $ D. m. concert, Mrs. w. H. Darsc,,, vioiinist: Miss Martha Ernest. vocalist; Miss Emma Schaal, accom- panist.
 Thursday. 1 D. m. Girls club: 5 D. III. midwcek service in English.
 Friday, D. m. choir rehearsah
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
 MaakeStad, Pastor

Morning worship at II o'clock sermon by the Pastor. A cordial welcome to all.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

Pete Behrs was in and out of Port this week from Rocky Pass.
 Bill Dunkleberger who has been over to Wrangell more or less this week than usual, reports the two canneries over there as getting a few fish each day to pack.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

MT. Peterson, attorney for the
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

MT. Rudolph Bruger, super intendent of the KlaWock can nery was a visitor for a short while in port this week. He headed for the fishing grounds to recall his seiners. Reports a few more finny friends wiggling their tails out his way.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

MT. Keithahn, principal in charge of the U, s. Bureau of Education school at Rake arriv- ed in Petersburg last week to meet Mrs. Keithan who had been visiting friends and rela- lives in Washington. The took passage Sunday for Juneau.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

Oscar Carlson, of Wrangell, by the carelessness of his doctor in Seattle lost an eye recently. He contemplates civil action to recover damages.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. w. J.
 Maakestad, Pastor
 Morning worship at II o'clock sermon by the Pastor. A cordial welcome to all.
 
 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FIRST DIVISION TERRI
 TORY OF ALASKA AT
 KETCHIKAN SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 Nc. 1191 KA Lelnn1ie W. Mulcahy, )
 Plaintiff, ) Mary |. NIulcahy, }
 To Mary E. Mulcahy, Defend ant above named, GREETING: Tn the name of the United States of America, you are here by command to appear in the above entitled court holden at Ketchikan in said Division and District, and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the above entitl- cd action within thirty days from the date of the service of this summons and a copy of the said complaint upon you; and if you fail to so appear and ans Wer, for want thereof, the plain tiff will take judgment against you for annulnent of the bonds of matrimOny now existing be- tween plaintiff and defendant, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint, a copy of which is served herewith and to which reference is hereby made.
 The date of the order for pub lication of this summons is the 6th day of May, 1929. The peri cd of publication prescribed in said order is four weeks. The first publication of same is August 9, 1929 and the last pub licati0n is September 6, 1929 and the time within which the de- fendant is to appear and an- sWer is thirty days after the completion of the last publica- ton.
 Dated at Ketchinan, Alaska, August 5, 1929.
 >SeaD JOHN H. DUNN,
 Clerk of the Court
 By VENETIA PUGH,
 DeDI1tv
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

seing the odds against him did not wait for first move on the part of said Filipinos but con- nected on the point of the chin. The Filipinos were arrested and
 given three months and a fine
 of a hundred brand new silver
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

Willie Brown, another Ketchi- kanite was in port after run ming several hundred miles for scaly fins. He tied loose of Ket~ chikan long enough to hook on with Point Warde cannery.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09
be in Petersburg next week.

be in Petersburg next week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ander- son of Ketchikan arrived in Pe- tersburg Monday morning real bright and early. They plan to remain and become real citizens of Petersburg. Mrs. Anderson is a daughter of "D2d" Mercer, the photographer who is always losing his corn cob pipe or his eyeglasses.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

Luther Phillips of Rake came to Petersburg to complete ap- plication papers for entrance to the Tubercular Hospital at Ia coma, Washington. His, it is believed, is the first application going forward.
The Alaskan., 1929-08-09

Jack Thompson returned this week after an extended visit to the States. Jack looked like cneechako when he hiked down the gangplank. Some of his old friends thot he was a bl0omin' tourist when they first spotted him.