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Tin Magnate,
Ratino Dies In
Bdcns Aires

tox AsAR4eeteA sF4espk u 81
! HUkfsOS AIRES, April If,
Simon. I. Patino. tin msgnate. who
was bonn June 2. 1885. Of poor
parents,.i and became one Of the
worlds richest men, died here
'yeststdsy In his suite in the
Plaza Hotel. ST
His'.wife, Albina, and one Of
his sons, Antenor:. were present
when. death came to the mag
nate. -.
Tim in the Bolivian Andes
turned. To gold in the hands of
Simon. I. Patino. 4 A Spanish-In-
dian carrier of'mossWQod at IS, he
became world tin king at SO and
ut IS. he had amassed' one of the
ten great fortunes OF his genera
ton estimated at $500, OO0, 900.
Patino was clerking in a gen.
eral store. at Orslros Bolivia, in
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separate Kingdom. though his
signing Of that act made him the
most popular man, in Iceland. He
had sdeclated on the very morn
ing he became the ruler Of Den
mark, from the balcony bf Anna
lienborg Castle, that he would
leave the Kingdom as he had re-
ceged it from his father.
ii few. years later King Chris
|tian had TO part with the Danish
West Indies, selling them 10 the
United States. They were re-
named the Virgin Islands.
But the King had his moments
|of triumph as well. The grand
|est moment in His Danish Majes-
tvs life was the day he crossed
into that part Of SlesWg. which
became Danish territory after
World War. I. Tears were stream
ing down his handsome face when
his white char ger passed through
the Arch of Honor erected ON the
old frontier line between Den
mark and Slesvig. which, up to
that moment, had been part of
Germany.
King Christian, the son of King
Frederik VII and Queen Louisa,
was born on September Is, 1870.
He was married on April rs,
1898, Ito Princess Alexandrine of
Mecklenburg and became the ia
Their of two sons, Prince Christian
Frederik, born March II, 1899.
and Prince Knud. born July q,
1900.
His Majesty's Joy at becoming
the sovereign ofs Slesvig can be
understood when it is remem.
bered that it was in Slesvig that
his family originated The Crown
of Denmark was elected. by the
Diet from the earliest times UNI
til about 1000, when it became
hereditary. When Frederik VII
died without heirs, the powers of
Europe taking into consideration
the general interests of the bal
ance of power in Europe" signed
a treaty under which the success
sion to the Crown of Denmark
was made over to Prince Chris
tan of Slesvig- Holstein-Sonder-
burg Glucksburg, an ancestor of
King Christian.
The King was literally a head
above his people. He disiked
meeting any person taller than
himself. When a captain in his
own body-guard he always
Strengthened himself up when
passing young lieutenant half
inch taller. After World War I,
King Christian had occasion to
meet this lieutenant, then a cap
tain who had served with the
American forces. The captain
very cleverly remarked, ''Your
Majesty is still an inch taller
than his tallest subject" a remark
which was so greatly appreciated
that the King warmly compli-
mented him upon his military
achievements and the number of
bars on his military medal.
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SEASON For
'atcrfowlTo
H Bed iscussed
lsnerIaI ~ IRE S,itI.ea,

TALLAHASSEE. April 21.-
Ben c. Morgan, director Of the
Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission, said today that his
office has just received from the
u. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
notice that a public meeting will
be held May 8 at 10 a. M. in
the Roosevelt Hotel, Jacksonville.
for the purpose Of finding out
the sentiment of the sportsmen
as to the migratory waterfowl
season.
"All sportsmen interested, par
ticularly in duck hunting. should
be present at this meeting and
express their views" Mr.. Morgan
said.
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TABLE ~a
III May 1. Southern Cross ON Meri.
idiniabJGt 1915 pm
/ May l5-Southern Cross osl
Meridian about CTS pm.
June 1-Southern Cross on Me-
ridian about Sis p. m.
away. Further left rises the
beautiful constellation Of Scos-
plus, The Scorpion. with les red
Antares. q giant star about three
hundred million miles in diam
eter. and above Scorpius. the
bright planet Jupiter. Further yet
to the left at the exact time III
the Southern Cross setting. the
Northern Cross is msjesticslly
rising in the North East.
Since the stars rise about four
minutes earlier every day. you
will find below a table giving YOU
the time of the Southern Cross
passage at the meridian for diff.
ferent dates. Keep in mind that
it is difficult 10 see the Gross
while the moon Is shining: the
best observation periods will be
in April the 22nd; In May be-
tween the 9th and the 22nd. in
June you may have a last glimpse
of it between the 7th and 10th.
after which IL will be lost In The
light of the setting sun.
Should you fail 10 see u this
Spring. you'll have 10 wait until
December when the Southern
Cross can be seen again. but AZ
that time in the Mornins Sky.
shortly before sunrise. From then
on. it will rise earlier every day;
finally at the time Of the vernsI
Equinox, March 2lst. IL will again
be with US in the Evening Sky.
Nothing may compare I'm
beauty with the contemplation
of the sky; the eye shifts from
star to star. from constellation
to constellation. while the mind
reverently tries to understand
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Christian X
g q ~ y :.
Of Denmark Died
|. Sunday NIGH
az TIC AashciatsA Rreaal

tBy The AAshelatea RresAl
COPENHAGEN, April IL.
King Christian X Of Denmark
died last night in Amalienborg
Castle, with the royal family at
his bedside.
Crown Prince Frederik, who
had been acting as regent during
his fathers illness, automatically
became king. Today Fredsrik's
ascension to the throne was pro-
claimed BY the firing Of guns, the
blowing Of whistles and the
ringing of bells.
/ King Christian was undoubted-
~ the tallest monarch in Europe,
a fact Of which he was very
proud.
/ The greatest tragedy of his
reign was his signing the Act Of
Parliament which made Iceland q
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1903, plodding toward middle age
WIN 2 VINE and family 70 support
OF 10 q month, when ne pIedged
Ten weeks pay 70 guarantees tne
credit OLA PQrtugnese ul pros
pecfor who needed dynamite. The
|eHpeoslve uncovered no vein and
|t1e prospcctor said 70 Patino.
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UP on IL L2ok 1or ~ n
livery boiivlan was q TN pyos-
! :. .saa!ys 'Of e
ccnkNry lwnicn was Dringiflg mo
!. cers. snd csnnea eeqds Fatino
49, suc; " = Ilsc'sy IOr sf0ti0us
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w., ~ ny, "s oe'a'lo'is. Wheh
VOTE val uessn, britain
S s',n. 49,, "ln mus s; crea,.s 70 as
Ts,a 49,. s wa u Supp.y'
100. .. aHy ~ ny ricnes;
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Ssn;ssS c.. os .on eon onn ne
' seI S'. SAo'oov;uoo col,
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as.'" t Solisoliua'eu. 70 en-
. Aa'I M eApai.S,ol ~ hls ~
1850 p uousn. nis own s ,nen
.c's az ooo'lc, Ehsiahd' IN 1919
~ sss. .n s. .narket snu even IN
vaueo the Maiayan hoidines OF ms
~. ,rasa n;,,,..,, na,;,,;. -
lister at Madrid. then Paris He
gave q daughter in marriage to q.
Spanish marquis, a son ID a Bour-
bob princess.
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Last year, the bright Jupiter
was a good sky mark, but this
year, that planet is too far away
to be of any use, and since the
Southern Cross is rather difficult
to find. Mr.. E. w. Stark, member
Of the Key West Astronomy Club,
has sketched the map herewith,
which will readily show the posi-
ton of that constellation.
The small constellation of Cor
vus, The Grow, is easily found
West of the, bright star Spica,
alpha Virgo. When that con-
stellation is in the Key West mer-
idian, or exactly South. the
Southern Cross. as you see on the
map, is also on that same meridi-
an. but much lower. below the
two bright stars Gamma and
Delta Centaures).
Navigators who have seen the
Southern Cross from the South
ern hemisphere, flashing with all
the beauty of its bright stars, may
be somewhat disappointed in OBJ
serving it from here. Stilf it lis
the same Cross but so near the
horizon that most Of its light is
absorbed by the veil of mist aris-
ing from, the ocean. rs Tower
star especially. one Of the bright
est in the Southern sky is the
dimmest here and on many nights
cannot even be seen. " 7
Technically. from every obsef-
walton point South of the 27 de-
gree latitude North The South
ern Cross should be visible, as
Acrux the lowest star. has a De-
clination Celestial Latitude) of
81 degrees 48 minutes South: but
practically due to the haze float
ing distinctly above the horizon.
it is only under special favorable
conditions that it can be seen dis
tinctly even from Miami's lati-
tude. AS you drive South, down
the keys. the. Southern Cross be-
comes more and more visible, but
Key West has the distinct honor
to be the only city of the United
States from where that constella-
ton can be observed with any
satisfaction
The best time to observe it, is
when it crosses the meridian, in
that position. Acrux is 2 degrees
40 minutes above the horizon
and usually also above the veil
of mist. However, many nights
you may have some difficulty to
find !! it and have only short
glimpses of it as it tries to pierce
the screen of our lower atmos-
phere. Usually, you may observe
the Southern Cross about half
an hour before and an half an
hour after it passes the meri-
dian; under favorable atmospher-
ic conditions. that time may be
extended to almost one hour each
way. You may then see the Cross
in the South East with its stand
ing post slanting Eastwards,
slowly rising to an almost up
right position on the meridian,
then setting in the South West,
its top leaning Westwards.
Long before its disappearance.
you will have noticed two other
bright stars East of the Cross. at
about the same altitude; the left
one is Alpha Centaures, the near
est neighbor of our Solar System,
four and one half light years
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Children Wed Aristocrats

When Patino was 80, earning
a living at Huanchacha hauling
yarcta; the hard moss fuel which
gluws on the treeless. Andes. he
was, married BY proxy to Alvina
Rodriguez, comedy 15,year-old
daughter Of a humble Oruro fam
lily. They had five children.
Rene weakened in boyhood by
q disease akin to smallpox and
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Southern Cross Visible
4. Now In Evening Sky
y ]. p. DAll.LoD

y #4 F ~ j. y. bAuLOD
SIS ~ President d Key West AsassnemY Club
QEADERS Of The Citizen remembering losa ysms uels
y the Southern Gross have inquired that conssuGoa =
ugoin visible in the Evening Sky
Yes. it is.
With precision bufilng all understanding. ~ yeuly
revolution Of the earth around the brings iucinq -
The gigantic sdereul clock which sets the Tine q
clocks is ute fost and viii continue - give -
correct time the centuries
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Darrell Sswyes. ss.lwsssi. was
arrested Saturday night ~ To-
uty Sheriff wslii~m Am8sss sn
of sa~yss's ate. misu
alleged hcr hassssnf i.as 49,
Sawyer was placed in cmsnsy lasi
through failure ss p.~s 60
bond.
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vhseler Under'soes.
Sssiss,s Operation

L. consdr. ,. G. Wheeler. USN.
Win b identified with the Key
West Ss6msrine Base and u at
psc~eae senior share patrol. of
tserr fow Key Wese Naval .DasA. Il
r~cOvssins q Naval Hospital fol-
hswsag IN oprsseion for the re-
nsvsl al ms sppendix on Thurs
dss. Cowsdr. Wheeler is reported
~ ~ secoverias fapidly.
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S0ahbei Priest Is
vtien1 Of Father
|Juhnu1sa, Convent

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By EDDIE GILMORE Rl NeWsfealures

MOSCOW = There are Russian restaurants everywhere in the world-except Russia
 You know the kind of place where languid- -lidded ladies of Gyp- sy hue swoon and swish about a softly lit room singing the inevi- table Dark Eyes to a muted fiG- dle
 Well, there aren't any of these places in Russia. I think l know, Comrades, for I've been searching, fer them for nigh on to six years.
 The closest I ever came was Mos cows Aragvi Restaurant, which is not a Russian restaurant but a Georgian restaurant and the clos est thing to the languid- -lidded lady was slightly bald Armenian sing CT (male)
 Now that cold nights have driven diners off the Moscow Hotels spa cious roof garden, most of them seemed to have returned to the Grand Hotel, and the Grand is about as close to the foreigners conception Of a Russian restaurant as turnip greens are to Smorgas- board
 The entertainment fare in the Soviet restaurant is more or less patterned There is band for dancing and usually always sing er--sometimes female and some times male.
 The topical tunes range from All exander's Ragtime Band and Bel Mir Bist Du Sheen to Caravan and Sweet Sue. Then there are num- Der of popular and swingy Soviet tunes such as "a ToSkuyu Pc Ro- dinu q long for my homeland), <, which isn't as complex as it sounds, and Spasibo Tserdtsa (Thank you, Heart.
 When I want Dark Eyes I put on the recorded version by Tommy Dorsey or Harry Parry.
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Christian Science Lesson Sermon, Sunday Services

The supJecJ oI Ine Lesson-oer- non which will be read in all Churches of Christ. Scientist. Sun day, Nov ?, will be Everlasting Punishment,
 Golden Text: Proverbs. He that covereth his sins shall not pros per; but who so confesseth and for saketh them shall have mercy.
 The following selections are talk en from the Lesson Sermon:
 From the Bible-The heart of the righteous studieth to answer: but the mouth of the wicked poureth out evil things.
 The Lord is far from the wick ed; but he heareth the prayer of the righteous. (Proverbs)
 From Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy: The sinner makes his own hell by doing evil, and the saint his own heaven by doing right Perfect and infinite Mind enthroned is heaven. The evil be- liefs which originate in mortals are hell.
 Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap" Error eX- cludes itself from harmony Sin is it's own punishment Pages 266 537)
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Northern Light Presbyterian Church

EfQnRtI1 Qt TOuItH
 Where Welcome and Worship
 Meet"
 WILLIS R. BOOTH. Minister Carol Beery Davis. Organist George B. Schmidt, Choir Director 9:45 a. m.-Sunday School. I0:5o a. m.-Organ Preparation for worship.
 HOO a. m.-Divine Worship. Sermon, "The Danger of Empti- ness" The choir will sing Grimm's From One Sabbath To Another" '" 430 D. m.-The Junior High School boys and girls will meet in the Church parlors for their organization meeting.
 500 D. m.-The High School boys and girls will meet in the Church parlors for the purpose of organ izing the Westminster Fellowship group.
 TOO D. m.-All business or profes- sional young adults will meet in the Church parlors to organize a social-Bible hour group
 Monday-The Junior Choir (ages l3) will meet at the Church immediately after school
 Thursday-The Senior Choir will rehearse at the Church at 7:30 D. m.
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Memorial Presbyterian
 Church

Corner West 8th and E Streets A Church tUith dn open door
 'WhoSoeUer toiH mag come'." WALTER A. SOBOLEFF, Minister
 Manse, 1903 10th & B The Ministry of Music, John c. Coins and Joyce Howell
 Sunday School Superintendent Richard Wells.
 Sunday Services
 9.45 a. m.--Sunday School. 11:0O a. m.-Divine Worship Ssrmon by the Rev. Walter A. Soboleff, Being Gods and Serving God" Senior anthem, If With All Your Hearts, by Mendelssohn. 6:30 D. Westminster Fellow ship meeting for young people. 7:30 p. m.- Church Mems meet ing.
 Wednesday, 7:30 D. m.Prayer Service and fellowship.
 Wednesday, 8:30 D. m.-Meet- ing of the Elders.
 Thursday, 7:30 p. m.-Senior Choir rehearsal.
 Thursday, 730 D. m.-Missionary meets.
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FISH OILS AND RARE BOOK ADDED
 TO TERR. MUSEUM

Two interesting additions have been made to the Territorial Mu- scum during the past week, ac- cording to Edward L. Keithahn, Museum Curator.
 Of particular value and interest,
 li:lo l.. m-Worship Service.
 Thursday. 7:30 n. m. Bible Study
 The Douglas Bible Church cord- ially invites you to attend the services. We urge you to enroll in the Sunday School. There are classes for everyone, parents. chil- dren, and young people.
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The Methodist Church Opposite Federal end erriioriaf
 BuiIdiD0


 Building
 "Where Faith and Friend-
 ship Meet" REV. ROBERT $. TREAT, PoStor Claudia Kelsey, Parish Worker
 Mrs Ruth Popejoy, Pianist 9;45 a. m.-Sunday School. Claude Brown, Adult Supt.
 9:45 a. m.-Primary Department. Mrs. Fritz Johnson, Supt.
 l0:00 a m.-Kindergarte Dtpt, Mrs. Floyd Dryden, Supt
 11;O0 q. m.-Mornlng Worship. Message by the Pastor: Drunk with Wine, or Filled with the Spirit?" Temperance Sunday. An them by the Senior Choir. 7:30 D. m.-Learning for Life series. Glasses, followed by gen eral assembly of hymn singing and sound motion pictures. Meditation and devotions by a group of men of the church.
 Monday. 700 p. m.-Craft Hour at the church
 Tuesday, 3:3O p. m.-Brownies, Troop V.
 Tuesday, TOO D. m.-Prayer and scripture study.
 Tuesday, 500 p. m.-Volley Ball. Wednesday, Woman's Society of Christian Service monthly business and program meeting at the Par sonage.
 Thursday, after school, Girl Scouts, Troop l. Woman's Club Troop.
 Thursday. 500 p. m Senior Choir Rehearsal.
 A noon luncheon Quarterly Con- ference sometime during the week, possibly Thursday, for all church officers and others interested. The Rev. c. Edward Knight. Superin- tendent Of Methodist Churches in Alaska, in charge.
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Seventh-Day Adventist

Corner Second and Main
 REV. 4. (. lUMWALT, Pastor The services of this church are held on Saturday, the Seventh Day of the week.
 1O:00 a. m.-Saturday, Sabbath School. Bible classes for all ages. Mrs. John E. Turner, Superinten- dent
 11:O0 a. m-Saturday, Sabbath Worship. Sermon by the Pastor, E. E. Jensen.
 Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.-Midweek Prayer Meeting. Hour of Bible Study and Devotion.
 Dorcas Society meets second and fourth Thursday at 1:30 p. m.
 A cordial welcome is extended to all the services of this church.
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Bethel Tabernacle Assembly of Godl

Fourth and Franklin Streets
 REV. R. E. BAKER, Pastor
 Sunday Services 1000 a. m.-Sunday School. Glass; ; for all ages A special invitation % those children not already at tending a Sunday Schoot. HOO a. m.-Morning Worship. 800 p. m.-Evangelistic service. 500 D. m. Tuesday-Prayer meet lrg.
 800 D. m. Friday Young ?eo- ple's meeting.
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.-e said. is the acquisition of a copy of the book Marine History of the Pacific Northwest which was pub lished in 1890 by Lewis and Dry den of Portland, Ore. This book contains a complete history of all ships and their captains from 1741 to 1890. Only 200 copies were ever ~7inted because the printing plant
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First Church of Christ,
 Scientist

100o a. m.-Sunday School.
 Sunday services will be held at II a. m in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifth md Main street and the subject will be Everlasting Punishment '
 Wednesday, 8:Gn :. nI- estimon- ial meeting.
 Christian Science Reading Room In church building. This room is open Wednesday afternoons frn s3o to o'clock and after the We'd nesday evening meeting,
 The public is cordially Invited to attend these services and visit the reading room.
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was destroyed by fire. Keithahn stated that only two other copies are in Alaska.
 He also received 10 sample bottles of fish liver oils which are pro- cessed at Ketchikan by the Alaska Fish Oil Extractors. This is one of the few items which is imported to tEe Territory for processing.
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as a staff member of the French legation
 Ths brilliant French woman has the distinction of being the first, and only woman admitted to her countrys diplomatic service. After passing a stiff examination in 1886, she gradually worked up to the po- sition of counselor of embassy at Paris.
 The capitals highest ranking government officials, led by acting Secretary of State Lovett, and leading Congressmen, diplomats. and Supreme Court justices, filed into the red-carpeted embassy to greet the Bidaults Mime. Bidault and her hostess each wearing corsage of orchids smiled pleasantly, the ambassador and munster bowed in courtly fashion and kissed the ladies hands as they passed down the receiving line.
 The minister gave his most en- thusiastic greetings to former Sec retary of State James F. Byrnes. who dropped in to say hello" and talk about "old times"
 Among the early arrivals at the function was Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, who came with former Secretary of  Commerce and Mrs. Jesse Jones.
 Justice and Mrs. Stanley Reed. Justice and Mrs. Robert Jackson, Justice and Mrs. Harold H. Bur- ton, as well as the Attorney Gen. eral and Mrs. Tom Clark, and the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Clinton Anderson, were also on hand.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Douglas Community Methodist Church

Services in the new Community
 Church Building
 Robert s. Treat, Minister Miss Ruth Brooks, Organist Claudia Kelsey, Parish Worker 1000 a. m.-Morning Worship Message by the Pastor, Wine, ol the Spirit?" Choir response by tho Junior Choir.
 10:3o a. m.-Sunday Schoo Glasses.
 Wednesday, after school, Junior choir rehearsal and play hour. The Presbyterian Church
 Douglas, Alaska Walter A. Soboleff, Minister
 Sunday Services 1:3o D. m.-Sunday School. 200 D. m.-Divine Worship.
 Douglas Bible Church
 Peter J. Nickel Pastor
 SUNDAY SERVICES 10:30 a. m.-Sunday School.