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will sale will remain available six will follows: Yalalteco Indian Women; 2c Tehuana India Revolution 5s Palenque; Independence Nonu- Mexico FOG; SOc
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Lutheran
ST JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN
 CHURCH


 46 Cooke Street Sunday school-9:45 a. m. English services-11 a. m. Organ Prelude-Miss Emile Wall Processional-Choi Opening Hymn The Introit Gloria Patri Kyrie Gloria Tn Excelsis The Epistle for the Day-Col. l. g. IA Hymn The Gospel Lesson-Matt. g, 1926 Reciting of Apostles Creed Hymn Sermon by the Rev John N. C.. Mohrmann Offertory Lords Prayer Benediction Silent Prayer ecessional-closing hymn.
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Copyright, 1884, by United Feature Syndicate
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Rhnebeck N Y will cents vii envelope, addressing, etc.
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issued Eacn stamp dpych the left portion being pasted on the @ e oi aong style being for the entesm values and the other lira values
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series cards have been issued inn Germany series the 6p HnaenDurg vgnette instead The Nuemnurs tSngress view oi the caty, lighted by wr wasLa The ordinary cards no appear HindenDurg cards Dack appeaed the 5pf and 6pf
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Announcements
 The annual fall supper under the auspices of Ladies' Aid will take place on next Thursday in the basement of church, beginning at 5 D. m. Friends are invited.
 The Naomi Guild will meet al the home of Mrs O. Randall. Al Cooke street on Friday evening.
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States foreign stamps
  Collectors street. New Haven. 85s
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in with the phiatec Dan of the coat of ype bearins while with value of 5pf and printed city of Danzg the
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type Issue has been used for the Doll placed in surrounded three sides which A and the country the bottom The printed In sOmber gray-black
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cachet for anniversary of the opening of the Victoria bridge at Novembe stamp Associates, York City Sen cents for Canadian posa inclose forwarding charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
JOHN SAUNDERS
RETURNS HOME
KEY wEsTER HAD BEEN EN-
PL0YED BY RAILROAD
OUT IN WEST

After an absence OF six months
John r. Saunders, Of Key West,
returned over the East Coast yes
terday from WinsIow, Arizona,
where he was employed in the
train service Of the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe R. r
Mr.. Saunders is on the roster
Of the Florida East Coast Railway
and during the summer, when en-
pioyment was slack in this sec
son. went to the western section
Of the states and was only in
Winsl0w FOR a brief time when he
secured employment.
He went on the run between
Win<Iow and Albuquerque. New
Mexico on June "A and just five
nsonshs afterward. November "a.
the business Of the road began to
slacken up and he was cut off
and returned home.
December Is he viii 90 On the
run on the Florida East Coast ont
Of New Smyrna until next year
uhea he uill return to the vest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
MAGAZINE EDITOR
ENJOYS FISHING
CATCHES LARGE NUMBER
DURING TRIP TO NEAR
By WATERS

Arnold Gingrich, editor Of the
magazine Esquire, had the ex-
perience Of catching 3 number q
the larger fish. including mack
erel. tuna and barracuda while
ont on a fishing trip this week
with Ernest Hemingway and John
Dos Pass0s.
While the weather was not =x-
actiy the kind which IS the de-
light Of the experienced angler,
the group had lots Of Sport. Nr.
Hemingway told The Citizen m
Gingrich hoked 3 szilfish, bur
failed 70 land it.
He came in by plane from HI
ami Wednesday. q short time aft
er arriving went ont with ~
Dos Passos and Mr.. Hemingway
on the latter's CABIN Cruiser
Pillar. and returned yesterday IN
tine to catch the Miami-Ksy
West Airways plane FOR Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
HONOR ROLL FOR
VISION ST. SCHOOL
COVERS SIX WEEKS PERIOD
ENDING NovEM-
BER 50


The following are the pupils
who were on the Honor Roll Of
the Division Street school for
TIE six weeks period ending No
vember so:
Billy Kesson. Olga Ma
shado.
5A-Joseph Arnold.
6BFrederick johnson, Flor
ence Boza. Hagan Sands.
4A-Harold DemeritE. John
Nsff. CoraIie schraeer Eleanor
Larson, Alicia Perez.
sB-5B Sylvia Sawyer. r. c.
skelsen. Everett sweeting, Alma
Ason. Betty Lou Battle. Edna
cariness. George Moss. Leonora
Lopez. Carmen sunti.
3A-8B Ralph Arnold. Eugene
Rosam. Eugene sweeting, Shirley
Billiard. Barbara staneel, Doro-
thy Johnson, Geraldine Ia Brada.
Eddie Faye Stokes. Ruth Lazo,
Alice Lowe.
2A-Aliee salgado. Edna PheI-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
(By Nina de Lisa LesIie)

clear cool water. All, those are
the things that make these old
heart-strings OF mine twang happy
songs.
4 word about the people. Al
most anywhere else in the coun-
try IN a town the size Of Key
West they would be impossible,
because usually they have an en-
tirely mistaken idea that to be
hospitabIe they have to annoy
anyone nearly to death. In 4
week you couldn't cal your soul
your own, and everybody would
know more about yoa than you
knew yourself. Here their at
titude IS study IN courtesy.
When you don't want them around
It Is positively uncanny how they
efface themselves so completely,
and when you feel the need OF
human companionship they sim
ply swarm about and take yon
right into their bos0mS Vir-
GINA. accepted criterion Of hos
pitality, had better look to her
laurels- Key West has equaled
and surpassed It.
Anyone at al emotional could
very easily become quite hysteri-
cal about the resort possibilities
Of Key West Let Us hope that
some enterprising advertising man
viii not come here and make the
place the counterpart Of far too
many other southern resorts. Let
rs also fervently hope that the
FERA VIII know when to re
strain itself and not let this thing
get out Of bounds. Undesirables
can overrun 8 place almost quick
er than It takes TO say it. Prog
ress can be carried too far. and
when It threatens to stereotype a
place. hang progress, I say.
rather fancy that from the
above anyone can gather than 1
am thoroughly sold on Key West.
True. About the only way they'll
ever get me away from here per-
manently is in long box with q
handle at each end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
SANITARY GROUP
BACK FROM TRIP
To JACKSONVILLE



G B. Reed II charge of SAM
tnry work in Key West: Thnmas
r Rohert. .ss;s,..+ ..-,.-s.--
- - - - -.
Inspector Nho we're AtssnA.ns &c
annual meeting Of the Fiorlaa
Public Health Association. il
Jacksonville. returned over &.
h;-,,....- $500
an 1s-' e.''s- :. - =
ksed, Who joined the party ~
JaeksonYilles cane = spend =
w1ale MIA rs Rnekpsk and family.
on his first visit e key West "a
years.
Members "a the group say &c
niest'ne was khe moss interesting
tRsy have ever aftspaed. Inere
Vas not Qne Rhasf ap sanitaE .on
and hygiene and other pnni'r
health Work winch Was not a.
cussed and iectured On by sofns
Of the most prominent health a.
Vocates IN the state and the Unit
60 States.
The sessions were presided over
by Dr. = z. MeEacnefn. psesioen1
OF tne assoeaat'on' assisted y 1ss
associates. Lectures On me az 1sE-
enf subjects were gwen ~ ee-
pafsmeht neaos q oniserz's.es 80
specialists IN many branches -
science
Among those VINO we're neanu
We're. 1T. ira :. hlleaeoek' t''o-
lessor pnoilc neaitn' aaie hi*eI-
sitys IT deo1ge ATWOOD -
neaI1n o1Ilee1, Mhyr1oss. 1A'' -
= 4 AcCoro. Emory on'fe.s'-s
ocnoot q Meo'eane. As.an.@' -
1T. =. y. AppleN ul.e, = ,. =. q
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
CLEARER INSIGHT
SOUGHT IN NAMES
MAYOR RECEIVES LETTERS
or SUGGESTIONS FROM
UNKNOWN PERSONS


Why do people who are max
ing snge estions to city officials
Is to things they would Ike to
see done sign names which do not
Indicate who they can possibly be.
asked Mayor VIM II. Malone Of
The Citizen yesterday.
Some COMMUNICATE signing his,
or her. name as Taxpayer has
been writing the mayor and 9TH
er officials letters making GER
tain suggestions. Mayor Malone
Is asking tie person sending these
communications to sign a name
which means something. or per-
s0naIIy get in touch with him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08

Before the age at which girls
usually begin sailing away things
for the hope chest l began prowl-
ing around over the map. The
first step outside the shade OF the
family rooftree started me of on
a long career Of what some peo-
pie eiaborately term travelling
and Others simply gadding
about. The old Leslie eye has
focused itself on lot o. places
Hy opinions on some matters may
not be worth the breath to air
them but when We get around to
the subject O. places I know what
I'm taIkink about
And unhesitatingly pro-
nounce Key West one Of the most
exquisite places on this side OF the
world. It has al the things you
expect the tropics to have except
the sqnaIor and filth that some
how seem to go with hot climates.
They say: See Naples and die. :"
l say. See Key West and i've |"
II your idea Of living is to
spend your daylight hours elbow
ing your way through mobs with
strangers breathing heavily and
foetidly on your neck. and your
nights draping yourself over a
naodernistic bar on the 86th floor
OF a Skyscraper drinking yourself
into q semi-coma. the while a
tuxedoed orchestra works itself
into . lather and painted ladies'
eavort about on too-tight shoes,
don't come here. You wouldn't
Ike Key West, and what Is OF
much more importance. Key West
ers wouldn't Ike you But If you
have put ali that sort of thing be-
hind you, and decided you'd Ike
leisurely. pleasant. genteel living,
xOu can do It here.
Fish Ticking a friendly fin
your direction, inviting you to
bait a hook and join in the game;
palm trees and erotons rustling
their frOnds insinuatingIy, little
waves tapping softly along the
beach; white boats Looping through
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
LOCAL MEN NAMED
In HEALTH WORK
JUDGE BROWNE AND c. H.
KETcHUM TO REPRESENT
ASSOCIATION

Judge jefferson B. Browne and
Charles H. Ketchum have been
appointed representatives of the
Florida Tuberculosis and Health
Association
They viii appoint eanvassers
for the sale Of the tuberculosis
stamps and viii be glad to have
the names of any who are willing
to give a little of their time to
the noble cause of preventing the
spread Of this dread affliction and
its attendant suffering.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
MAKING READY TO
OPEN CASA MARINA
P. P. Schultz TOLD THE cITI-
ZEN he WAS GETTING
THINGS IN SHAPE

Under the direction of p p.
schutt. manager. intensive aetivi-
ties and preparations are being
carried on At the Hotel Casa Ma
ma FOR the opening on Decem-
Der "a.
Seen in his office at the hotel
this morning, Mr.. Schultz told The
Citizen he was getting everything
arranged for. the opening and the
outlook was bright for a pros
porous season.
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available on each Of two floors
when the addition vas made. Sew
eral thousand dollars we're ez=
banded IN construction work and
additional equipment necessary
" T EFipp, manager q the
local store. said the second floor
IS being used IS storage r0ons
The exterior, as well AZ the inA
terror, Of the store room which
lad been occupied BY Kantors
mems store. was redecorated. and
the impression of beauty and COM
nodious quarters IS had By the
visitor in the store now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08

An indication Of the faith big
business has IN the future Of
Keg West since the start Of the
rehabilitation program, IS shown
IN the extension Of its display,
sales and storage facilities by ;.
T. Kress and Company
The picture above shows that
space which vas included recent
II IN the stores extension Of
quarters. This new section for
merly was occupied by the Kantor
store, next to the Kress company
on Duval street.
Approximately 1900 square
feet OF floor space was made
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-08
JUNIOR SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS
HONOR ROLLS
CYNTHIA PEARLMAN LEADS
II SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
OTHERS ATTAIN GOOD
AVERAGES


Cynthia Pearlman leads the 81
pupils on the Senior High School
uona~ Pill fa~ 4ha ;nssr,..t;on
-. - -. ,,e.,e..,,s- 81
-. w '''s ~
he boys q the senior hign
led the first honor roll Of the
year. but in the present one. the
o;rls are not onIv leading hut
- - -. 49,
ss4
PAGES.
In all, z percent Of the Senior
High merited honor roll reeorni-
ton.
These pupils and their honor
point averages folIow
$50. cvnthia pearl.nan: 2.75.
MervilIe Rosam go Eioise
Quito: $50. Sidney Aronovftz.
George Collins. Margaret Falcon
and Edna Roberts: 80 Curtis
Stanton: 2.25. Alton Roberts.
Anne Kennedy. Romelda John
SON Edna Riees Minnie Tee wat
kins. Jesus Carmona and Iauae-
lima Contreros: 2ze Aleida
NapoIes and Justine Art. 200.
Barbara Alburv. Beatrice Spence.
Sidney Curry and Edward Neff.
$50 PhilIis Rogers Mary
Romero and Helen Russell: ITS.
DeImar Hotchkiss Charles Smith.
Charles Miller Woodrow AIburv
and Henry E9;oos 40 Helen
KEY. Rae Louise Russell Betty
Curtis. Andrew Navarro and Alice
Irene Peat.
Five pupils make perfect GRADES
n the Junior HIGH School. They
are As follows:
BETTY Henrieuez. Mario Nan
oles Jessie watkins Harry |
Bravo and Bonnie Nae watkins
who lead the Junior High with
.,erfect averages of 500 for the
SSus.snefisr paris,.7 e,lsII;;ns fsoveaa-
ker "a
Much II he s,,,.nr;sa If the
fsc,ltv tbo ,resent tonor ~on
- 1s,.,ass - $3.50 !. go.
~ ..'s I, - u:e - : : sbarn
1 inst POSSIBLE = Of course that
i 49, a. n.r:ss ss,e 49, easa,,t
-, - 49, So. c. -. a.
1872 - ts:-. 49, 10 49, = s 80, -,
- - -. .ss;n esaa. ..o, 80
- :, =. tha traa rs1~;s.-.ss -.
- ~ - asp~-an4 -
-
= 81. 49, ,,,....soa ...;,-;
= - - r - s.s c.sas -.
= - sas suA.g-s - $500 100. -
$50 sAe t1l,'.s 49, oPpe' 49,.
- -. s1a,ssss.oA a..1 - -. -
-. - - - ,,.,:ss 49, ,s;r
go :. 80 s - W
~ 49, : - 49, - nan;,s al hono~
.,,.:a+ - - +ha &C.
-, 49,. 49, -,s,.fs.s 80. : msn
$50 !; =, 49, foIIosr-
o7E 49, st;~rnn. oen
slIen Ne;l possrts uarv Io,,;ss
AI5nrv and Retfv Paa Russell.
90 Nell Re 3 (.u-Ss,,lI,k, ) i5s..,s /,
PEREZ. Alica AGO.. and. Iohn |
Robinson. 25 Glor;sa. 2 Garcia =
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WHERE TO GO


Church-Serrices At Z. $50
and II a. N and At 7-so and s
p m
MonrOe-NoW and Forever
Palaces Successful Faiure.1
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ision, within .thFts,~-t3Ol days af- ter the last publication of this summons, namely Within thirty (3O) days after the 18th day of April. 1934. in case thisa sum- mons is published, LOT within forty (4O) days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you per Isonally, and answer the complaint of the above-name plaintiff on file in the said court in the above Pentitled action.
 The, said plaintiff in said action demahds the following relief :: 2 A judgement of. said court dissolv- ing the. bonds of matrimony now existing between you and the said plaintiff and changing the name of the said plaintiff to Lena Rose Bahnke. and for such other and further relief as to the court. may seen equitable and just.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer the plaintiff will take judgement against you for want ~thereof, and will apply
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NEW LIQUOR LAWS
 BOARD OF CONTROL

an attendant of any public school or high sschool within the Terri tory of Alaska shall be deemed prima fa6ie : evidence that such person is under the age of twen- ty-one years. All packages are to be labeled, the label to show whether the content is pure or straight blended. rectified, or com pounded, and where blended, recti- fled or compounded, the character of the blend or compound and the alcoholic content thereof, and also the date when made, blended, rectifie ed, or compounded.
 Residents of Alaska
 'Licenses to retail hard and dis titled liquors may be issued only to citizens of the United States who have been bona fide residents Of Alaska for at least one year, or to firms or corporations who have been qualified for at least one year to do business in, the Territory of Alaska.
 "A Wholesale License to sell hard ,ror, distilled liquors in the Territory of Alaska may be issued to any person. firm or corporation qualified to do business in Alaska, permitting the sale of such bev- erages in original packages only, with United States Internal Rev enue Stamps unbroken, to retail dealers only. and not to consum- CTS or to the general public.
 ..No license shall be granted. to any person, firm or corporation holding retail license, unless the said persons, firm or corpora tion has first relinquished the re- tail license.
 ''Each license, under the pro- visions hereof, shall keep conn plete record of all receipts and sales of intoxicating liquors. and said records shall be available al all times for the inspection of re- presentatives of the Territory. and copy of the same shall be fur. nished to the Territorial Board ot Linquor Control upon request.
 No Consumption In P'rniises
 "The consumption of hard ol distilled liquors on the premises covered by any license issued un' der these regulations or under Chapter Fl, Session Laws of. Alas.
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plication is regular and satisfact- ory, it shall be the duty of the Secretary of said Board to issue an appropriate license.
 Section C Limits Time
 All licenses issued under these regulations are for period of -one year beginning with the first day of July and ending with the '30th of June, or until the Legisla- ture otherwise provides. and the fees therefor are payable Fin ad- vance: no license shall be issued zf3rz less than one-fo1rth of q yaare .s
 The fee, or. q licars3 10 self hard or distilled liquors in the Territory of Alaska is sr00.G9, and in addition thereto the ali- censee shall pay to the, Treasur- CT of sAlaska two and one-half percent of the invoice price of all liquor purchased by licensee. For the purpose of this provision, the licensee shall submit to the Treasurer of Alaska within thirty days of receipt of each ship ment of intoxicat ting liquor, all invoices of such liquors shipped to the said licensee for sale by him and shall remit to the Treas urer of Alaska, with such invoic- es, the amount of excise tax due under these regulations.
 Sales on Boats
 Provided that the license fee for the sale of hard and distilled liquors, on regular passenger boats of not less than 25O gross tons, .U. S. Customs House measurement plying between Alaska and the
 Continued on Page Fourl
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(Continued from Page onel
 Age Limit Is 21

It shall be unlawful to sell beer to any person under the age of twenty-one years, to any intoxicat- ed person, or to an habitual drunk ard, and 1t shall be unlawful, for any licensee to permit the drink ing of alcoholic liquor, other than beer or wine of IT percent or less, in the premises covered by the license.
 Ut shall be unlawful for any licensee to maintain curtains, screens. or other Instructions, shading either booths where beer may be consumed or rooms where beer is sold.
 "It shall be unlawful for any licensee to sell any beer between the hours of 1 o'clock am. and o'clock am, or allow any liq- uor of any kind to be drunk be- tween the said hours on the prem ises covered by the said license.
 Violation is MisdemeanOr
 Any violation of these regula- tions shall be deemed a misdem- ca nor, and, upon conviction shall be punishable as provided in Sec tion 2072, Compiled Laws of All aska 1913. (Section 505, S. l.. A. 1933), and shall be constued as prima facie cause for revocation of the said license; and in the event of revoca tion of any license, the licensee shall be, disqualified from securing license to sell in =toxicating liquor in Alaska for a period of one year from the date of revocation.
 Section 8 Specifies Dealers
 "A retail License to sell hard or distilled liquors may be issued to any person. firm, or to cor poration qualified to do business the Alaska. Under this license the sale of such intoxicating liquors is permitted in original packages only, with the United States In- ternal Revenue stamp unbroken. and no licensee under these regu- lations shall permit any liquos to be sold to any intoxicated per son or habitual drunkard, or to any persons under the age of twen- ty-one years. and the sale of any such liquor to any person who. is
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to the court for the relief de- manded in her complaint and as hereinabove stated
 WITNESS, the Honorable Les ter O. Gore, Judge of said Court, and the Seal of said Court here unto affixed, on this 3rd day of April. 1884.
 SEAL THos. D. JENSEN,
 Clerk Dist. Court LEROY M. SULLIVAN. Attorney for PIantir. ~
 Publish April 2 l., 2 21 B. May 5. 1ss4.
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ka. 1893, is forbidden. It shall be the duty of each licensee to see that this provision is enforced.
 NO slicense to sell hard or dis titled liquors shall be granted to any person, firm or corporation having a Beverage Dispensary Li- cense issued under the provisions of Section 3. Chapter fl. Session Laws of Alaska. 1ss3. unless the license so issued to the business to he conducted would be on prem ises separate and apart from the premises covered by dispensary license
 section f On Filing
 All applicants for license other than those granted or to be grant, ed under the provisions of Chap ter II, Session Laws of Alaska, 1883, as supplemented herein, shall file with the Secretary of the Board of Liquor Control thn fol- lowing:
 An application in writing, sigr. ed by applicant, giving the name and address of such applicant; and if by corporation, by it's officers or duly authorized agent.
 "A description of the part!asn'sr place for which a license is ce- s.red, w,th reference to stfea. etc, ,o ;,at the premises can h, de- lnitely located.
 "A statement of the citizenship or; corporate qualifications of the applicant.
 Shall Be Responsible
 "A statement that the appli- cant will personally superintend and manage the business licensed and be responsible therefor
 "A list of references, as to the integrity and reputation of the and of the desiraIbflfty of issuing license for the prem ises mentioned therein.
 Each application for a license within any incorporated town must be accompanied thesapprevai of the city council of said fncor- porated town, or by a petition
  signed by at least 50 reputable citizens of the said town and a remittance of the license fee.
 Section | On Qualifications Before any license is issued for the sale of hard or distilled liquors in the Territory of Alas ka. the Board of Liquor Control must be satisfied that the appli- cant is duly qualified and that the premises are suitable for the proper handling of such liquors, rand the said Board of Liquor Con- < trol shall be the final arbiter as to whom licenses shall be issued or as to. the suitability and loca- tion of the premises covered there ! by If the Board finds that the an
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CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH Norman McCay, Pastor

Sunday school at II am. Evening worship at 7:40 pm.
 ..To Stake Your Life on Truth That is Region
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 lNTHE DIsTRICT iOURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA FOR Second Division
 LENA ROSE GOoDRfDGH, Rain,in, vs. BENJAMIN THoM- AS GoopRIDGE. Detsndant.
 THE PRESInENT OF THE UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA, TO TIE ABoyR-NAMED DE- PENDANT,
 z R E K N C: .....,,. You ars hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory pf Aias&a,' Second Diva