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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11
FRAT HEAD IS NAMED
Fay Sutton Elected Delta Alpha Chi
President at Session.

Fay Sutton was elected president
of Delta Alpha Chi fraternity at the
home of Russell Shackleford Mon
day night. Arthur Hourrigan was
reelected secretary and Albert Dole
Jr., was named treasurer.
The formal dinner and installa-
ton of officers will be held at the
home of Glen Stringer, today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11
MORGAN COUNTY 0. {. S.
ASSOCIATION FORMED
Past MatrOns and Patrons of Five
Chapters Organized.

BIZ Times Spccidt
MOORESVILLE. Ind. Sept. IL
Past matrons and patrons Of the
Order Of Eastern Star chapters in
Martinsville. Mooresville, Brooklyn.
Hall and Paragon we're organized
into the Past Matrons and Patrons
Association of Morgan county at a
meeting held here last Thursday
night.
Mrs. Irma Wade. MooreSville, was
elected president of the group. 1t
was decided that the next meet
ing would be held Oct. 5 at Mar
tinSville.
A pitch-in supper preceded initia-
ton of the new group by the Past
Natrons and Patrons Association OF
Marion county, headed by Mrs. Mil
lie Gilmore.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11
notice that
the last pirnpIe is gone
NATURALLY, | am proud Of
my clear skin"
WHY shouldn't she be happy :. . it is every
w ones right to have clear skin often it
helms to hold old friends q nd ma ke new nnes

WHY shouldn't she be happy it is every
w ones right to have clear skin often it
helps to hold old friends and make new ones.
What causes pimples and boils3 Usually it is
due to an abnormal condition of the system. What
will correct this trouble? More red-blood-cels
filed with that vital substance called hemo-g o-bin
Skin and tissue purifier is what is usually required.
What does hemo-go-bin in the blood do' 1t
carries the purifying oxygen-so essential to the
systems proper functioning-from the lungs to all
parts of the body-epcn to the skin Also, it throws
of the poisonous carbon dioxide.
And S.S.S. restores red-cells and hemo-g lo-bin
to the blood. Besides. it tones up the system
gives you an appetite improves the digestion.
Thousands have proven it modern medica re-
search has proven it you prove it. too.
Take SIS. just before meals. No need to
change your diet :. SIS. will not interfere with
any other medicine you may be taking. You will
be happy with the beneficial results obtained.
Start taking it today. At all drug stores in two
venient sizes. The larger size is more economical
@ The SIS. Co.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11

South and West passed, Miss
Beech in the North knew that her
spade suit was not strong enough
TO bid, and of course her hand does
not some close to the requirements
for an original no trump. there
fore she was forced TO choose be-
tween opening the contracting with
one club br one diamond
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11
Craft Practice Resumed

Ancient Landmarks lodge No.
319, Free and Accepted Masons, will
resume its fall activities with craft
practice tonight at 1880 in the Ma
sonic temple, North and Illinois
streets. The social room will be
open for members.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11
BEN-HURS TO MEET.
Northeastern Indiana Courts to
Plan Membership Drive.

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Sept. IL
Members from courts in Decatur,
Huntington, Kendallville, Garrett,
Elkhart and South Bend are ex-
pected to attend the meeting of the
courts of Ben-Hur in the northeast
section of the state. as guests Of
Court No ID, Ben-Hur Life Asso-
citation, Wednesday night.
G. H. Wilcoxen, chief Of Fl. Wayne
court, will preside. John Snyder,
Charlottesville, national president of
Ben-Hur, and P. o. Bowers, Craw-
louisville, state manager, will speak.
The purpose of the meeting is to
launch a fall-winter membership
campaign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11
Benefit Group Plans Party

Woman's Benefit Association. No.
40. viii hold a birthday covered
dish luncheon Wednesday noon at
$50 East Ohio street. A public card
party viii follow at 2:30. Mrs. l..
Jane Gray and Mrs. Josephine Col
zion are IN charge Of arrangements.
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AID PARTY SPONSORED
Irvington Pythian Sisters to Hold
Event Friday Night.

Pvthian Sisters of Irvington
Temple, No. AL. are sponsoring a
benefit dime card party to be
held Friday night at s in the home
of Mrs. Earl Mitchell, 400 South
webster street. Mrs. Mitchell is
chairman of the arrangements
committee.
RitualiStic work will be featured
at the temples next meeting. to be
held Wednesday. Sept. 20. in the
hall, 542Ols East Washington
street.
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Sahara Gr0ttO to Hold
Dance at Riviera Club
Event Scheduled Thursday;
1000 Prophets Go to
Franklin Party.

Sahara Grotto members will trip
a little light and heavy fantastic at
their dance at the Riviera club on
North Illinois street, Thursday
night. The shieks and desert maid
ems of the Sahara will have The
oasis all to themselves, for the en-
tire club has been turned over to
the organization for the evening.
Abundance will be obtained by
presentation of 1888 due cards, in
stead of whispered passwords.
The All-Sahara Grotto orchestra
featuring Al, Andy and Doc, radio
stars, will provide music. Lon
Tracy, chairman of the entertain
ment committee, is in charge of the
dance.
1000 to Franklin
Approximately 1000 prophets jour
neyed to Franklin Sunday afternoon
to attend the Sahara Grotto pro-
gram at the Indiana Masonic home.
The program was under the direc-
ton of Tracy.
A parade of all uniformed bodies
was held at 2 in the afternoon fol-
lowed by an exhibition drill by the
crack Blue Devil drill team under
the command of Leon Richards,
captain.
The Sahara drum corps, under
direction of John w. Sproule, per-
formed, followed by a band concert
by the Sahara Pirate band under
the direction of Brewer T. Clay.
At 3. the Masonic Home band
under direction Of Merrill Henry,
gave several numbers in Holloway
hall. Elmer Gay, superintendent OF
the home, welcomed the visitors and
j. Stephen Fullen of the Sahara
Grotto responded.
Quartet on Program
Other events on the program were
entertainment by the Odd Size
Quartet composed of Roy Alfred,
Harry Saunders, Carlos Jones and j.
S. Sortwell; the Hoosier Fiddlers,
Thomas B. Mikoff, Doc Noblitt and
Ralph Greene; Sahara's songster,
Billy Shirley, AL, Andy and Doc,
Virgil Anderson, Alfred Granne-
mann and Lilburn Grayson;
Sahara's youngest acrobat, Bernice
Hessel, and spirit of the dance by
pupils of Ruth Ann Kersting.
The program closed with the in
spection of the Masonic Home by
the guests. Walter E. Beauchamp
served as master of ceremonies.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
LOMEN COMMERCIAL co Agents Standard Oil Co.
MAINE GOES WET

PORTLAND, Sept. II, (P) - Maine, the stronghold of prohibit ion since the middle of the last century, swept in the repeal col umn Monday night. She is twen- ty-sixth in the march. of states fav- bring prohibition with more than four fifths of the precincts report ed, the vote showed a slightly more than two to one margin. Five hundred twelve of the states six hundred thirty-two precincts gave 491 8O0 against. 45,124. -.
 Rev. F. Smith, Superintendent of the dry forces conceded wet victory in a statement but said I've shall continue to fight, we are not beaten" apparently predicting a fight over the states dry law
 Repealists expressed confidence of similar results. today in Mary!- and, Colorado and Minnesota where elections are being held. The pro- hibition disputing group kept oa fighting hopefully. --
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STANDARD OIL SUPPORTS MIRA

The local agency Of the Stan dard Oil Company of California have been advised by wire that a general increase in all Standard Oil Gasoline products is going in to effect at once. The company is adhering strictly to the MIRA. re- gardless of competition.
 The raise is in keeping with the general policy of the president ad- 'ministration and is the outcome of an, agreement between all the oil companies, to support the admin istration and the MIRA.
 Since the Standard Oil stock on hand in Nome is the property of the Standard Oil Company, it's price fluctuations become effect i've here immediately.
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WEDNESDAY, (From Nugget Daily BulletinO
A MILLION DOLLAR RACKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 12, R) = Alaska cannery workers swarm ed the City Hall corridors last night as the county grand jury investigated what Arthur Johnson, State Labor Commission attorney, charged was "a million dollar rack ct" case against Samuel Young and Emil Mayer. tailors and out filters
 Thirty cannery workers who accused Young & Mayer of forcing them to buy misfit clothing at ex- horbitant prices to obtain work in Alaska appealed before the jury.
 Johnson said the parade had only started. He has two hundred fifty three affdavits supporting charges of usury, operation of an employment agency without lic- ense and other alleged law ,vio- lations3 aidzthat- -he=1Mould- prove that the workers were charged forty dollars for suits retailing at eighteen and twenty- dollars.
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mands that they come to terms i'm mediately,=s seoffed theapresident- ial ultimatum that they yield In twenty-four to thirty-six hours, made ready for a showdown in their stand that former president Deces- peds be reinstated, backed by pow erful ABC and OCRR secret soc ieties.
 The erstwhile commanders have a force estimated at three to five hundred armed men prepared for any contingency, continued siege. or as some predicted. battle. Sol diers who arose against them a week ago kept an airtight limo about the hotel
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
CUBA SELECTS ANOTHER
 NEW PRESIDENT

UNDATED, Sept, 10, (P- pr. Ramon Grau Sanmartin became president of Cuba Sunday as nine more United States destroyers ap- preached the revolution torn land.
 Sanmartin, q forty-eight year old professor was chosen by the five man commission which took oyer the government after President Decespeds was busted.
 It is reported this week that 4 partial cabinet was approved before cheering crowds who hailed the new executive. Roosevelt was re- ported as being insistent on proof that the Sanmartin government could maintain order.
 As protest against the presence of American warships, mob of i've thousand gathered at Havana's s Central Park A communist mass meeting was held in which speak CTS attacked the enw government and cried, Down with Yankee im- perialism."
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sANMAKTIN NOT so POPULAR

UNDATED, Sept 10, (P)-No sooner had Sanmartin took con trol and pledged himself to entire ly fulfill the revolutionary program, three hundred former army of ficers demanded that he step a. side in favor of Decespeds. Ill Santiago there were disquieting reports of heavily armed bands who eroamed the countryside ready for revolution in behalf of former president Mario G. Meno- cal and that unrest led merchants to close their stores. Army off cers refused to return to their duties although Havana ge'i9rally received the new government dis pissiohately. Unrest continued III the interior
 Near Santiago one man was kill ed in a brush between striking miners Two men and one arp y sergeant were arrested near Mar. ianao for conspiracy.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
STAR SAILS TONIGHD

The Government vessel North Star, Capt. William in command, arrived at 10 last night on her re- turn trip from Barrow and way ports. The vessel encountered little ice but was called upon to give a tow to the schooner Holmes through portion lof ice lanes. The Baychimo is said to have disappeared into the Arctic again on the same shelf of ice as pre- viously seen.
 Among those returning on the North Star from northern points were MT. and Mrs. Lyman s. Brew +ster, who made the round trip to Harrow from Nome; Orland Reese from Pt Hope, MT. and Mrs. Wat rous and baby, Pt. Hope teachers returning to the states, also five native children from northern points who are enroute to White Mountain Industrial school.
 The North Star sails this even- ing at 10 o'clock enroute to the outside via King Island, Wales, and Diomede Island.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
ADVERTISING COMING UP

WASHINGTON Sept. 12, (P)- The MIRA reports that newspaper display advertising has taken a definite and appreciabIe upturn and supplied Roosevelt's recovery efforts with a new impetus born of favorable tokens from twenty-five large cities on the coast. The coast reported sixteen percent August advertising gain oyer Aug ust of last year. The MIRA termed it a. definite reflection by one of the most accurate business baro- meters of renewed confidence on the part of the nations business.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
BARNEY ROSS AGAIN ---,>. BEATS CANZONERRI

POLO GROUNDS, New York, Sept. 13, (P)-Barney Ross, Light weight Champion successfully de- tended his title against Tony Can zonerri in a bitter fifteen round battle before a crowd of forty thousand. split decision saved his title as did last June in ten mound match with Canzonerri.
 Ross weighed one hundred thir- ty five, pounds and Canzonerri, one hundred thirty three and fourth.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
GAME REGULATIONS

WASHINGTON, Sept. II, R- The Agricultural Department ann ounced open season for water fowl. Coot and Jasksnipe will be limited to two months. The daily bag limit for ducks was re- duced from fifteen to twelve and not more than eight may be can vasbacks, redheads, scaups, teals, shovelers or gadwells. The poss- esion limit for ducks. was reduced from thirty to twentybour, on accepting species from twenty to sixteen. ,iAlaslka dates are from September first to October thirty first.
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STEAMSHIP co.
 INCREASES SCHEDULE

SEATTLE. Sept. l2, tP)-The Alaska Steamship Go announced an increase in the fall and winter service to Alaska compared to last year. Effective Saturday, three vessels, the Yukon, Alaska. North western will maintain weekly sail ings from Seattle to all major northern ports
 Last year two vessels operated on. basis of two ships monthly. The s. S. Yukon will inaugurate the schedule r.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
GOLD SELLING AT $29.62
 PER OUNCE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9. (PJ - The Treasury tried something new today and American gold miners were remunerated for his ,eproduct
 The price jumped more than forty-three percent to almost thir- ty dollars an ounce, all of which is result of the recent executive order. from Roosevelt. Acting un- der the Presidents s edict, releasing newly mined gold from the rigid order forbidding exports or the sale of the precious metal, the Teasury officials obtained quot ations from the worlds principal markets which filled several sheets of paper, with figures emerged with the announcement that dom estic arts and crafts and indust ries and professions licensed to receive gold for use in their busi- ness may buy 1t today for twenty nine dollars sixty-two cents per ounce. The gain for the gold min CT lay in the fact that previously he had only one market for his output, the U. s. mint and ths price there had been fixed for years at twenty-dollars sixty seven cents before American dropped from the gold standard
 The world price hovered in the vicinity of that figure but since the decline in the dollars value abroad the price of an ounce of gold in foreign markets fiuctuated in the neighborhood of thirty doll ars. Now the domestic market has the first call on free gold supply and the highest 4current world price is taken as a basis from the figure. Shipping charges, assay fees. insurance and the cost of handling fees are deducted and the result if the gold price.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
MRS. SCOTTY ALLEN DEAD

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12, (R- Mrs. A. A. Scotty Allen, wife of the veteran sourdough mail car Tier died of acute indigestion. He is enroute here from Berkely where he was on business.
 They went to Nome in 1900 and packed mail from Valdez to Fair banks and Nome. He won several dog races. A daughter was born to them in Nome. He was a top notch mush. They came to Calf ornia. twenty years ago,
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
. ALASKA GETS $12O,OOO MORE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, (P)--- Four new Public Works projects in fifteen states and Alaska were approved by Thomas Mcdonald, chief of the Bureau of Public Road, bringing to S1 million the funds already allotted under the 400 million dollar unemployment relief appropriations for highways.
 The new projects included for Alaska $12O .O0O.OO.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
ANCHORAGE, Sept. 1C

ANCHORAGE, Sept. 10, P)-- Dr. Phillip S. Smith who was ap- pointed Alaska Representative of the Federal Administration of Pub lie Works under Ickes has been making his headquarters here for the season as chief of the United States Geological Survey for Alas ka. He says-heGwiH eenfer~with Troy and federal officials at Wash ington On new job. He is unde- cided where he will make his base.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
MORE FLOODS

DENVER, Sept. 10, (R-Two persons were known to have drowned and at least three are missing and damage is estimated at hundreds of thousands of doll ars.
 A series of floods deluged Den yer and suburbs Eight Indians were trapped in bed by a twelve foot wall of water which swept down Soldiers Creek, near Fort Thompson, South Dakota early Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
AN ULTIMATUM

HAVANA, Sept. 12, (P-Presi dent Grau Sanmartin told Colonel Horacio Ferrer of the Army and Navy officers who are in practical rebellion at the Hotel National. must come to terms with the new government within twenty-four or .thirty-six hours.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
EINSTEIN FLEES
 FROM GERMANY

LONDON, Professor Einstein fled from Germany when he received Maxi threats On his life. He went to a quiet spot on the east coast of England and is working on new mathematical theory. He. said he planned to lecture in America in October.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
FISH INDUSTRY GIFTS CODE

WASHINGToN, Sept. 8, R The fishing industry was present. ed with code governing wages and hours and proposing forty eight hour maximum week; a tw- enty five cent hour minimum wage and overtime at thirty-three and one third cents per hours
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
GAFFNEY APPOINTED MARSHAL

WASHINGTON. Sept 1s lR- President Roosevelt oday appoint ed Thomas Gaffney of Nome. US. Marsha, for DivisiCr two
 The PresideHs also appointed Joseph W Kehoe of Ketchikan. as U. S. District Attorney for Div ision three.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
DEATH FOR 3 LIEUTENANTS

TOKYO. Sept 10, (Ps-The State demanded death sentences for three young naval Lieutenants, ac- cused of leading seven fellow of ficers in the assassination of Pre- mier Suyoshi Inukai, May, 1932. Life sentences were asked for three others.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Sept

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Sept. 10, (P) Francis Joseph Morgan
 Grace. head of the Grace Steam ship Company was shot and kill ed last night by woman indent- flied by the police as Miss E. W. Wells, former nurse of, <, the ship ping magnate. The shooting oc- cured in the garden of Grace's $ palatial summer home at Beach |IIfIl. Police said that Grace who was about sixty. years old was sit
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, AIRPLANE NEWS :

Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT, took off this morning for Deering, Candle and Kotzebue. He had as passengers J. J. Keenan, Keith Roberts, M J. Walsh, G. R. Jack son and Superintendent of schools for the territory Karnes.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
ATLANTIC CITY sont

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 10. R sBergeron, Miss Connect icut, platinum blonde of Vest haven was selected by pageant judges as~Miss America, 1933
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AIRPLANE NEWS

Hans Mirow of the NAT, left Nome for Fairbanks at eleven am Sunday carrying as passengers, Captain Moore of the Salvation Army, Clinton Austin and Carl Lomen, and Bill Dalquist for Null ato.
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Ali copy for changing a1voFtaDos mcnts in WeeAly Nugget must bo in tho Printoso hands not later tan THURSDAY, 5 F. M., to insure in- Sertioa.
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
DEsPERADoEs ESCAPE
ANGoLA PENAL FARM, Lou

ANGOLA PENAL FARM, Louis jana, Sept. 10. P--A sanguinary riot was started by twelve long term conyicts during a prison baseball game which resulted in the death of two guards and a convict and the escape of eleven desperadoes in a visitors automo-
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16

Pilot Brown arrived Nome from Fairbanks at 4 o'clock this after noon. He had as passengers a MT. Shell and Father Menager and brother, also a father
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.AIEPLANH NEWS

Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT made an early hop to the Spruce creek dredge and returned with Fred Jones who brought with him a big cleanup from the dredge,
 Brown took off again from the Nome field with MT. and Mrs. Fred Aver and Axel Pearson en- noute to Deering where they will be associated with the activities of the Cordovado mining operations.
 Returning to Nome Brown again took of this afternoon for Candle with Duncan Mcdonald and dau- ghter, Mary Fances and Mrs. R. A. Sundquist as passengers.
 Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT, left Fairbanks at 11:1O this morn ing enroute Nome via Ruby and Dime Creek. Mrs. Mirow is ac- companying him. IA MT. Karnes. is passenger and lis believed to be the newly elected Territorial Commissioner of Education, who is evidently on an inspection tour of territorial schools. The plane also has two weeks first class mail amounting to 127 pounds,
The Nome nugget., 1933-09-16
scoFFs AT ULTMATUM

HAVANA, Sept. 12, R- The defiant Army officers who are barri caded in the besieged National Hotel, resisting the government de-
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THE NOME NUGGET. NOME. ALASKA

which will probably be distribut- ed shortly after the arrival of the plane.
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Wallace Porter and Deputy Cre- mer were passengers on an NAT plane to Nome yesterday from Dime Creek.
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Chester Brown took off from the Nome field at 10 am. Sunday carrying MT. Shumaker and Mrs. Kenneth Rude to Fairbanks.
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Pilot Brown of the NAT. took off today for Burke creek with MT. Spra gue as passenger. .=-=---------a--~-..---
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Hans Mirow is due Nome to- morrow from Fairbanks with two weeks mail.
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BOAT MOVEMENTS

s. s. Victoria sailing date chan= ged to Sept. 18th at 5 pm.
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ting in the garden when Miss Wells who was discharged about a year .ago shot him in the side
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TUESDAY

(From Nugget Daily Bulletin.)
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bile. Half a. dozen persons were wounded as the prisoners fired on the baseball crowd to cover their escape.
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S. s. Baldwin sailed for Seattle last night
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MONDAY

==efrom- Nts-55get et-Bafffy Bulletin.D
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Freighter Derblay scheduled to arrive Nome Wednesday morning.
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M.s s. North Star will arrive about II. o'clock tonight =.
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NJ. s. Good Hope scheduled to sail for Kotzebue and way points Sept. 18th.