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MASONIC LEAGUE.
Records.

Records.
Hish team Eames--Hiram, 645; La Fayette.
G35; King David, 6l2
High team sets-Hiram, 1,7so; Acacia,
High averages-Simon tHiram). 1854:
Watson LA Fayette), 1850; Phillips king
HiEh eames-Kennemore (Petworth). 1s4;
Stoner (Singleton), 1854; West (King DAVID
162; Watt (Hope), 1888
High sets--Stoner (Sinsleton), AIS; Sill
cox (NationaD, 4i6; Needle (Takoma), 404.
Strikes-Watson LA Fayette), a.; Phillips
(King David, Folger tCentenniaD and ST.
mon (Hiraml, a.; Larcombe (Brightwoodl
:. Spares-Fredericks (Acacia), 2os; Phil
lips king DAVID, 2oS; Msrtz !Hiraml. 2o3.
High weekly games-TueSday, Motyka
Dawson, l4s; Thursday, K. o. Sonneman
(Columbia), lat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

The defending champion of the Ageie
economics League, Standards, is about
oetnroned With 10 games to go,
Standards is in third place. seven games
behind the leading Fruit and Vegetable
team. Grain recently won five of six
games from the two leading CUNTS
Center Market holds the seasons rec
ora for game, with 573, and Farm
Management the top set of 1875
kuhrts Isl game and McClure,s ass
set are high. '''
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Field Of 200 Compete Neupapemen Championship Bowling 7one
Tight Bowling Race
Is Won by MordeIIes

In the closest race in the history
OF the Hebrew 1nterclub League. the
MardelleS won the championship by
a margin of one game over the
Pals and Aroras, who tied for Sec
ond place. Four games separated
first place from seventh.
The MardelleS are indebted in no
small measure to a bowler on an
other team. But for Never Reiness
of the ViStas the Aroras would have
tied for first place. In a FASHIONED
SET tne VlStas took two games from
the Aroras. It was Reiness' last hoy
spare that tied one of these and
another mark by him that won il
on the roll-off.
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Thirteen 400" Sets
in Recreation Loon

Dave Cox, scorer of the Recrea-
ton League, claims a record for his
loop in total 400" sets rolled in a
season. So far there are 10.
Here's the list: Louie Pantos, 4O5.
$40. 4l3; Dey Boston, 438. 42l'
Ollie Pacini, 405, 406; Dave Coy
405, 40; Abbie Clark, 400: Jimmie
Clark, All; Eddie Espey, 4O6. and
Joe WaSSerman, Alb.
Pantos rolled only nine sets and
resigned from the District Line team
Three of his totals were better than
400 and one beat $50.
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SOUTHERN RAmwAY CLERKs' LEAGuE.
EASTERN STAR LEAGUE.
Records.

High team setsmWashington Centennial
i5I4 Bethany l4s7; R Hhinst 1SS Centennial
$40; Ruth, 522; Bethany, sos.
High aVeraees-Owen, l0l-l5. and Whit
beck tboth Washington CentenniaD, 96-53;
Mary Rogers (ColumbiR), 1927.
High games-Dyre LA Fayettel. 1875; Bey-
er Lebanon No. ID, 1874; owen tWashinston
CentenniaD. 1873
High sets-Greevy bethany, 346; Whit
beck Washington CENTENNIAL, 337 owen
washington Centennian, 334.
High strikes-Owen washington Centen-
niaD, 81; GreeVy Bethany, 10; Youmans
washington CentenniaD, II.
High spares-OWen WASHINGTON Centen-
niaD, 90; Anderson tRuth). 80; Whitbeck
washington CentenniaD, 81.
High nat game-PaxsOn washington Gen.
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Cornell Lunch will hold a three-ball
tournament tomorrow and Tuesday at
the Coliseum to raise the wherewithal
TO compete in the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress tournament There
viii be nifty bucks in prizes, with feS
OF two bits a game. Competition will
start at noon tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Bub Geuthler of the Marx Blum
team shot 1872 when the Blums won
three from Lenders Shore in the
Southeast League and with counts of
COS and 1874 missed two seasons rec
ordS by few sticks.
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LADIES' FEDERAL LEAGUE.

(Besinnins of Third SerieSO
Team Standing,
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the Postmasters won two from the In.
dependents, while Mailing was dropping
pair to Parcel Post
Lyle Seaton has regained the lead in
the East Washington Church Leagues
interesting individual race, outscoring
Harry Mertz by few pins. The weeks
surprise was Lincoln Roads three-game
victory over Ingram No. 2. 1t was Lin
coin Roads first shutout triumph of
the season. Walter Smelling of Doug
las No. was high man of the week
with a set of 1853.
The Odd Fellows revised schedule
for this week follows:
Monday Columbia Encampment VS.
Phoenix, Canton VS.. Washington, Golden
Rule VS.. Eastern, Mount Pleasant VS. Har-
Tuesday-Federal City VS.. Mount Nebo
Beacon VS.. Falls Church, Columbia VS.. Trim
ity No. !. Langdon VS. Amity No. ?.
MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Fred ID. Stuart.
Maganenu VS.. Potomac, Loyalty VS. Central,
Mount Rainier VS.. Arlington.
Barber and Ross, Southern Diaries
and Stern Co. scored cleansweeps
in the Merchants League. McProuty of
Southern Diaries had the weeks high
set Of 366.
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Records.
r. Il. Y. NJ. C. A. LEAGUE.

Records.
High team Rame-P. r. r., 5o2.
High team set-Station, 1917.
Total pins-First, Woodchoppers, 27150;
second, Main Rods, 27095
High individual aVerageS-First, M. SHELL
ingS (Southern), 1922; second, Mullineaux
tP. R. RI. 1921; third, Miller (B, o.,
High individual same-williams (Stationl.
High individual set-Mullineaux Up. r. r.,
S83.
BiRh spareS-MullineauX Up. n. r., 119.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

After suffering on the bench while
his team lost two to the Queenpins. Cap
Phalen yanked Bill Lewis and took up
the anchor post himself He was an
anchor in more than one way, as indi-
Gated by his score of 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Dutch Weidman of King Pin shot
37s to pick up on his District League
average and is close to 100. If Dutch
holds this pace he will establish an all
time District League record.
Willie Carroll came through with a
spare in the last box to win q game for
Stanford Paper Co. from Convention
Hall, which took two and strengthened
its hold on third place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Treasury virtually has cinched the
pennant in the mems Federal Ieapme
having lead of six games. with q
P. Q. and Navy fighting it out for sec
ond place. Post ONCE lost three games
to Merchants Fleet and descended into
a tie for fourth place with internal
Revenue and Interior
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
To-. Standing

High averaees-Weidman, 1882: Jollifie.
Nolan. 1870; Kibbey. 1926: Friedrichs.
Il1-6l: Curtiss. lli-5e Moore: li1-5l
110-47: Burton, 1929; Stoner, 1927; Bos-
ton, 1913
Records.
High team games-Treasury, 64l; Navy,
High team sets-G. p. O.. 1,77s; Treasury,
High individual sames-Barnard, 1s9
GartSide. 1853: Kibbey, 163
High individual sets-Kibbey. AIS; Swain.
41s; Barnard. 404.
High averase strikes-Bartel $50; Burton,
High average Spsres-weidman. sos; Cur
tss, All; Jolliffe. 2.6s.
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LUTHERAN LADIES' LEAGUE.
Records.

High averages--Kauffman, 90. 50; E. Yag-
gle, 5000; Hennig, 90.22; Menhorn, 1855;
NJ. Cast, $40; Reynolds, 89.7; Waldrop,
Aver, $3.50.
High strikes-Hennig, "A; NJ. Cast, IL.
High spares-Ksuffman, II; Reynolds, 20.
Hieh Individual games-Kaufiman, l27;
Leonberger, 125.
High individual set-Kauffman, 3ls; Leon
berger, 3l5.
High nat sames--Hennig, 81; c. Bieber,. 81.
Hieh team game-Trinity No. /, +s1;
Hish team sets-Christ- Reforms ton, 1874;
Christ Reformation, 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Smith of the C. and p. Telephone
team, prospective champion OF the
Commercial League, is District League
material. A recent set of 3S4 boosted
his average to ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Bohlayer's teammate, Mickey john
son, averaged l08 in the first series
but has taken surprising flop. His
high game in the last nine was 95!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Ray Bohlayer of the Times Herald in
the Commercial League has an average
of only l04, but is among the leading
strike bowlers of the city. In 81 games
he has made 40, which is only four or
nve short Of the number with which
Jack Wolstenholme topped the District
League last season and Jack rolled 81
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Dartmouth has a one-game lead over
Maryland, runnerup in the Intercolle-
gate Alumni League, with two sets to
go, the last between themselves. Hot
diggity!
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LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.
GENERAL COUNSEL MEMS LEAGUE.
Records.

Records.
High team. game-Nationals, SSs; Reds,
5S4; Philies. 548
High team Set-Nationals, 1855; Reds,
1,543' Tigers, 1887.
High individual aversge--Hussey, i06-44:
Homer, lo6-26; Staubly, l06-23; Charest,
HiRh individual set-Charest, 400; Man
ming, 3Sl; Hussey and Jones, 36S.
High individual same-Charest, 1871; Man
ming, 1855; HusSey, 1874
spares-ManninE, I27; Jones, 12e; Stau-
strikes-cox, 50; Homer, "a; Pierson, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Riggs National dropped six games,
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
Team StandinE.

High individual average-H. Aiken (Perpet-
uan, l09-6l.
T. No. -, III.
High individual set-souder "a. s. T.
No. -, 405.
High team same-American Security
Trust, 6l3.
Hgh team set-RigRS, 1.70l.
High spares-H Aiken tPerpetuaD, l52.
High strtkes-George Schweinhaut CIV. L.
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HEFFELFINCER DEFENDS
HIS HARD-EARNED TITLE
Elimination Event Will Open Week From Tuesday
at King Pin No. Dub Sweepstakes Likely
to Draw Hundred Entries.
BY n. ID. THOMAS.

Y YASHINGTONS will take the
NJ mapeways this month About 200 will compete cham
" pionShip elimination No 2,
starting week from next Tuesday Anybody the pay
roll of publication is eligible.
Wood captain of Meyer Davis enterprises and sponsor Of
Pin No the folk two nights and two afternoons
until the is finished. will
Medals will be presented the champions
the latter
qualifying team pubca-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Speaking of margins, the Mailing
team of the Post Office League has one
OF one-hundredth of a point over Post
masters, to whom Mailing lost three
games the other night in a match wit
messed by the largest gallery of the
season at the Post once alley. Later
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} sos 602 56O-2.s0s
MEYER DAVIS GIRLS WIN
FROM BALTIMOREANS

Winning the first game by @ pins,
the Meyer Davis girls team remained in
front all the way to defeat the Bowling
Center girls of Baltimore, at the King
Pin No. last night, 1859 to 1859, a
margin of ITO pins. The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

For the first time since the second
week of the season the Reds are out
OF hrst place in the General Counsel
Mems League. Tied in games won and
lost, the Tigers. top the Reds in total
pins. While the Reds were dropping
Two games TO the Nationals the Tigers
were taking three from the Pirates
Jones of the Phillies with 1853 and Wey-
rick of the Nationals with 354 were
the weeks stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

story of Dartmouth leads the league
in average with 104-22, but the boys
are predicting he'll be overtaken by
Lewis of Navy, who has 1888 and
for the last IL games has travelled at
a pace of lis.
Dartmouth hung up the high set last
week with 1883 and Cornell the high
game, 571.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Noble Viers, jr. of Silver Spring has
accepted the challenge of Al HUNT of
Petworth, and the two fiashy youngsters
VIII meet Wednesday at Silver Spring
at 1880 in the first five games of a
home-and-home series, the Silver
Spring and Petworth establishments TO
present prize to the winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Georgetown No. /, leading the Luth-
eran Church League, dropped a brace
to Incarnation No. /, but wasn't even
annoyed, having a margin of seven
games over the second place st. Marks
team, which lost three to Trinity.
Georgetown No. ! is assured of the
pennant, having only eight sets to 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Navy chung to the lead in the Ladies'
Federal League to open the last series
6y winning two from Veterans Bureau
aoitn Brown starring for Navy with a
SO set. Mary Cox of Labor had the
weeks best set in this league with al
BY virtue of clean sweep over Bu-
reau OF Foreign and Domestic Com
merce, Patents No. l moved into a tie
Ior nrst place in the Department of
NUnlnerce League with Bureau of
Mines. Three teams are tied for third
place 0- I'LL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

With Harry Watts 373 set the big
punch, Traf1c scored the only clean
sweep of the season over the leading
Auditors of the Southern Railway Clerks
League. Operations lost chance to tie
the Auditors by dropping three to Pur-
arate the first seven teams. Construc-
ton Is second and with a postponed
set to roll with Traffic has a chance
to deadlock for first Mace
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Records.

High individual average - womersley
High individual game-Doying wv. L. &
T. No -, I'll
High individual set-sounder "a. s. & r.
No. -, 405
High team Eame--A S. & T. No /, 6l3
High team set-Riggs, 1.70l
Hieh spares-H Aiken (Perpetuan, l13.
High strikes-George Schweinhaut wv. L.
& 7. No. u, 30.
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POST OFFICE LEAGUE.


RECORDS.
High individual average-Milhy, 1876
Greatest number OF spares-Milby. 14l.
Greatest number of strikes-Milby, Lynn,
Burns and Crowley. ~ each
High individual games-Jollihe and Wan
mn. 141.
High individual set-webb, 3S5.
High team game-Postmasters 5S7.
Hieh team set-U Street, 1853.
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INSURANCE LEAGUE.
GalE
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
G1ls~


Hieh team game-Southern Diaries. 6le.
HIN team set---Southern Diaries. 1879
High individual game-Harvey Penn y 1877
High individual Set-F. Veihmeyer tSkin-
less Franks, 385.
High individual sversge-Jacobs South
ern Dairiesl. i09-l6
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LUTHERAN DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
Team STANDING


High individual games-Wege, l43; H.
Miller, 140.
High individual sets-H. Miller, $50; wege,
$40.
:, High team games-Trinity, 52s; St Johns
No. !. SAT.
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SANICO LEAGUE.
.nAn SAanAhna
Records.

High individual average-Bradford, 107-42
Highest number of spareS-Turner, l25.
Highest number of Strikes-Taylor, Mat
terSon. ~ each.
High individual Rame-La Belle, l52.
High individual set-Bradford, 36s.
High team game-Diehls, 598.
High team Set-Diehls, 1,6S6.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
SOUTHEAST LEAGUE.


High team set-Standard Art. 1882
High team game-Roberts, SIS.
High individual Set-R. Provost, 1872
High individual gamer Provost, 1872,
High average-Smlth, lis.
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INTERNAL REVENUE LADIES' LEAGUE.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE
LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
B. Y. p. U. MEMS LEAGUE.

High team game-Fifth. 623.
1.72l
High individual game-H. Hodges. ISL.
High individual SETH. HODGES, 442.
Most strikeS-Cleary. 49,
Most SpareS-Rice, ISL.
High individual averages-H Hodges,
1859; Rice, ll1-36; Meyer, 107-4o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.
(Week Ending February 20, l930)
Team STANDING.
BRONZE MEDAL CONTEST.
Team standing.
Records.

6le.
High team set-Drifters Canoe, No. 1. .691.
High individual game-French (WaShtns-
ton Canoe No. y; Isl: ,,,
High individual Set-Rice CWashington
Canoe No. u. 395
High individual averase-Rice (Washns-
ton Canoe No. u. III.
Greatest number OF strikes--Falk tEl Do
rado No u, 81; Crown tEl Dorado No H.
Greatest number Of spsres-Fristoe Can
Choir Canoe, l4l.
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RECREATION LEAGUE.
Records.

High average-Pacini, 1901.
High SpareS-Pacini, 1911
High StrikeS-Pacini, 40.
High team gSme.-District Line Garage, 6I6
High team set-CubS. 1872.
Shecter. 1856
High individual set-Boston, 4Ss.
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TRANSPORTATION BUILDING MEMS
Team Standing.
Records.

RECORDS.
High team set-Butec, 1923.
High team game-Burec, $50. -
High individual set-Freeburg. 5s7
High individual same-Bergholtz and Sey-
fried. l49 each
Most strikes-Freebura, 80
Most SpareS-Robb, 100.
High individual sverage-Robb, 10e; Free
burg, 106; Burns. los.
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INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.


High team sets-Economics, 1898; Plant.
l6sI Public Roads. 1852.
High team gameS-Plant, 63i; Shops, 607;
Central Stores, 597
aigh individual sets-Lyons, All; Palmer.
40: Harris. 397
High Individual sames-Lyons, 1873; Hev-
ener, 1856; Palmer, 14e.
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LADIES' INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.


Lansburs IS 30 Travellers ..... IL -
Records.
High team Rame-Nationals, 40.
High team set-Nationals, 1894.
High league average-Jarrett, s5-9.
High game-Sumner, 1877.
High Set--Welch, $50.
High fat game-Shugrue, %.
High SpareS-Welch. 46
High Strikes-SumneT, IL.
Individual Averages.
Natiopals-Jarrett. s3-9; Nichols, 1929,
9l-4; Goodall. 81; Hayes, ISL.
Travelers.Boyd; Ss-s; Jackson, $50; Mer-
Baumsn, rs; Seaman. 6s-6.
~ Lansburg... Sumner, 1919; ssrell. 1924;
Madden. 81; Nash 75-4.
Capitol-Donn, s0-23; Brosnahan, 1896;
Swami. 1925 Daniel, 84-37; Owens, s0-iS;
Tip Tops-Moore. ss-ls Mossburg. sO-1s
Einnegan, 68-l4; v. Hildebrand, 1917; E.
Hildebrsnd, ass.
Peerless--Delnesro, as: Newcomb, 1913;
Colburn, 63-25; Menhorn, 96-S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.

High team game. W Smith, 65s
High team set-Meyer Davis, 1888
High individual game-Paul Harrison, 10.
High individual Set-Ray Ward, 423.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02
SECTION A.
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
: INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI LEAGUE
Team STANDING,


High team set-Dartmouth. 1883.
High team game-Cornell, ST..
,s High individual set-Buell maryland.
Hieh individual same-Brand dart
High Individual aversSe-story Dart
MOUTH, 104-22.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08
cOAL MINES OPERATING FULL BLAST, RAIL BELT

According to word brought to 1 Seward the Evan Jones Coal Col, at Jonesville, is producing steadily and has crew of about IS or 20 miners on the payroll The Premier mine, operated by Bartley Howard, is working stead- ily and shipping about $500 tons month the bulk of which goes to the Alaska Railroad
 The Healy River coal Corpora - tion continues to produce a steady output of some 2.000 tons per month the Alaska Railroad ob- taining about half of this.
 They have just started working a new seam of coal iii the Sun trana mine
 Ross Hockey has completed his contract with the Alaska Railroad and with the Alaska Road Com mission supplying both with his famous blacksmithing product.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08
CALL FOR BIDS

! Sealed bids will be received by
 The City of Anchorage, Alaska, up to 1 p. in. May 21st. 1930 for the construction of a school building. City reserves the right to reject any
 and all bids. Plans, specifications
 and instructions for bidding may
 be obtained at the City Clerks of
 flee 4 deposit of $10 will be rel Iquired for the safe return of said plans and specifications in good condition. Respectfully, City of An .chorage, by D. w. Stoddard. City Clerk
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08
MOOSE INSTALL

Installation of officers of Fair banks Lodge No. 1892, Loyal Order of Moose, took place at the regular meeting Officers installed were: Dictator, Frank Nash; Vice-Dicta- tor, Henry Karstens; Prelate, Les lie Almquist; Secretary, Douglas c Preston; Treasurer, Jake Marks; Trustee, Emil Pozza; Sergeant at Arms, Sigurd N. Bredlie; Inside buard, Hans tunes; Outside guard, Knut Solberg.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08

The s. s. Starr, Capt. F. E. An derson, Of the San Juan Fishing & Packing Co.,, was scheduled to leave Seattle today for the Port of Seward it is said.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08

By decisive majorities Fairbanks voters last week, at special elect ion, ratified the ordinances grant ing public utility franchises to the Northern Commercial Com pany and the Fairbanks Telephone Company.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08
EPISCOPAL SERVICE

Communion service at B o'clock a. m Saturday in the Episcopal church. Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe will be present.
 REV. MACPHERSON.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08

Mrs. R. O. Hurley, mother of R. c. Hurley, Juneau attorney, formerly of Anchorage, died last week at Salem, Mass, after a protracted illness.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-08

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW "OKEH" RECORDS at SYLYIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL. *
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Garna Mt Uhauka.

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HEs HEW, WILLIAM z. LEE. of New
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sincere sretttpde 20 our many, friends and
ssoysS d.ssRteF sne si ss ee1 AeN & 09
the dsYSted care given her ' during iss' h hsi
Nss; rJesEPHrNE WILLIAMSON and
JOHNSON, 10y. SggLlA: We S.sh to thank our
p.ess.ons Of sympathy and aorsl tributes
p.,,u MRS SARAH SULLIVAN AND
srEKESk 1.asA s ne gsy Nj s.Aa IS Ms .s..::
s y :y ss S nd sE. Ff ssr::
se 's sts s:'ia & sefi = e' sHsr shsus'
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expressions Of sympathy and floral tributes
q, the death Of my husband LOUIS
MRS, FRANCIS SILVER. :.
TUEToN, WILLIAM 3. We wish to CRATE
1uIly acknowledge to our relatives and
many friends FOR their expressions OF
sympathy and floral tributes at the death
o. my beloved husband, WILLIAM i.
WIFE AND FAMILY. e.
WEISSMUELLER. MICHAEL. Mrs. NJ. Weiss
mueller and family desire to thank their
relatives and friends for their sympathy.
Kindness and beautiful horal tributes at
band, MICHAEL WEISStdUELLER.
WILLIS. MARY T.. I wish to extend my
dSsepest sppFsctssion to my INA, many friends
patty and the beautiful floral tributes
rendered during the death of my beloved
HARTWELL T. WILLIS. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
RADIO SHUT-IN FUND
INCREASED BY GIFTS
sec. 40 in Contributions Announced
by Young Peoples Committee
Working for Churches.

Contributions totaling $66.49 toward
the radio "Shut-in" fund for the In
Stallation of radios at a number Of
colored church homes In the city were
acknowledged yesterday by Miss Anna
s. Payne, social service chairman Of
the young peoples INSTRUMENTATION
committee, which Is arranging for
"Shut-in" Sunday, March so.
The appeal for funds Is being made
so the committee can equip with radios
the Stoddard Baptist Home, the YER
mont Avenue Baptist Home, the Arr
can Methodist Home, A. n. =. Zion
Iccse, st. Arms Episcopal Home 2cS
the Eighth Street CAMd-e:'S Home.
Contributions, ~ addition to SCOTS
previously acknowledged, were received
last week IS follows: First baptist
Church Of West Washington, S4.5I;
En6ore y Of Eutl. Nc. 26T, $2.25; MIS-.
:. Hamilton, 81; Mrs. NJ. DAVIS, 81; =.
Freeman, $50: Mrs H. WINFIELD, So,
are Mrs. M. Saunders, $3.50.