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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
LOCAL SITUATION

Superintendent of s c h o Is Ec Clark further clarified the Juneau situation today.
 We first arranged to play Priest River High School on December 31. ne said. We guaranteed them more money for one game than we ever did an Alaska team for three games
 Then" he continued, Priest River wired they could bring only four high school players. We tgld them we were interested only in playing high school team-not an alumni or club team.
 50 we cancelled"
 Clark talked yesterday by lone distance, to Mike Lamanna, super< intendent of Priest River schools who said it was doubtful if the team would come to Alaska at all at this time, chiefly due to uncertain financial backing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
CANDY LEAGUE BOWLS
 THURSDAY, ELkS ALLEYS

Last night in the Candy League Martin Lavenik walked off with the sterling silver salt and pepper shak- CTS by bowling high average across the four Elks alleys. The shakers were donated by Ludwig Nelson, Jeweler. There were eighteen boxes of candy won by the following bowl CTS; Martin Lavenik, Rod Darnell, Jess Merritt, Jim McGhee, w. Blanton, w. Hellan, R. Brietkreutz, and Fred Henning on the ' o'clock @owlers. The candy winners at 9 o'clock were B. Mork, c. Hagerup, D. Hoyez, D. Sweeney, Art Burke, N. Biggs, S. Smith and O. Granell
 The four tickets donated by the Capitol Theatre were won by Rod Darnell, Dora Sweeney, E. Hagerup md Martin Lavenik for high single game on each alley.
 Burr Johnson won g giant ail- day loll,pop for low score for the men and M. Burke and R. Briet- kreutz tied for low of the women and won candy cane.
 Three strikes in a row won a bot tie of Sick's Rainier keer, and nine bottles were won by Lavenik. Dar- nell, Hantord, Ed. Forsyth, Burke Smith, Hagerup and Iversen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
IDAHO CAGER5 PLAY
 IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA

PRIEST RIVER, Idaho, Dec. IT, B-The on-again-oif-again basket Aall tour of Alaska high schools for the Priest River alumni team is on-again.
 Coach Irv Morgan said last night 5hree Priest River business men had greed to sponsor a revised schedule sor the trip covering schools in the southeast part of the Territory.
 Original plans which included rames with teams at Anchorage Palmer, and Cordova, were cancel ed when the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post decided it would be un- ole to finance the trip.
 Morgan, athletic director at Priest River high school and coach of the lumni team. said he and seven man squad will fly to Sitka or Christmas or the day following.
 A three-game series with Sitks High School on Dec. 27, 28 and 29 will be followed by pair with the Petersburg High team on Dec. 8 and 31. A single contest will bt 9layed with Wrangell on New Year! day.
 Morgan said another game will bt scheduled with Ketchikan or Doug as if satisfactory arrangements cal ne made.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17

other feature.
 Called on to solve the mystery of big bank robbery, t9e detective finds that the criminals have made use of strange gas which tenn porarily paralyzes everyone else in the building while the crooks oper- ate An intensive man-hunt gets underway i m m d a ely, but the gangs leader, a murderous ex-con- vict named Gruesome, proves elusive
 In final desperate effort to break the case, Tracy lets himself be kid naped by the gang. Gruesome. an gered at the stupidity of his assis- ants, kills most of them and Tracy in turn brings down the leader ir a thrill packed climax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT

The six members of the Juneau City Council will gather at g o'clock this evening for the last regular meeting of 1948.
 Edward s. Nielsen, senior coun- cilman who will preside in the absence of Mayor Waino Hendrick- son, says it will be largely rou- tine meeting.
 Other members of the Council are J. P. Christensen, George Jor- genson, Janes Larsen, w. Burr Johnson and Joe Thibodeau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
CHILDREN TO BE GUESTS
 OF LIONS NEXT MONDAY

Johnson Home children, sixteen in number, accompanied hy Mrs. Lyle Johnson, will be special guests of the Lions Club at their Monday noon meeting at the Baranof Hotel.
 A program of Christmas music, with Santa Claus on hand to pass out gifts to the children has been planned by Lions Dr. J. o. Rude will act as master of ceremonies. Old St. Nick will also give out gifts to all Lions members, follow ing an exchange of names within the club last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
MRS. HART ARRIVES

Tn the group which had two ni9hts' unscheduled stay on An nette Island, Mrs. Harry P. Hart arrived yesterday from Portland, Ore, to be met by her husband who is construction engineer for the Public Roads Administration.
 The Harts are temporarily at home in the Assembly, occupying the apartment of Mrs Edna H. Lomen, who is on leave in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA

iage of heavily wooded jungle for scenes in Eagle Lions Blonde Saw age" the story of an exciting TO- nance in the savage ridden jun gles of Africa" is one of the fea- lures
 Blonde Savage" leat,,~es Gale Sherwood in the title role, and Liei Erickson in the male romantic lead
 Dick Tracy. the famous cartoon sleuth. has another exciting adven- ture in RKO Radios Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome. latest screen ex- ploit of the Chester Gould charac- ter in combating crime. This is the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
,W0 FEATURES AT CApITOI. THEATRE
 DURING WEEKEND

There are two features at the Capitol theatre this weekend start ing tonight.
 Fierce tribal warriors, chanting a enzied war song as they hurled heir battle spears at a retreating oe, charged through the dense fol-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
DIR. ALBRECHTH RETURNS

Dr. c. Earl Albrecht, Territor- ial Commissioner of Health. has returned here via Pan American Airways. He has been on official business in Washington, D. C.. for the past several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-17
ATTENTION REBEKAHS AND ODD FELLOWS
. EVENINGS ONLY -

Turkey Dinner Wed, Dec. 2. 6:3O pm. at Odd Fellows Hall. Od
 Fellows and ladies invited. Reser vations must he in by Monday Call IS or Red 309. 10 ]
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
LAKE COUNTY P. T. A
ELECT OFFICERS

The Lake County P. T. A.
held it's last meeting of the
year Monday evening, March
22nd, at the Central School in
Libertyville, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. William Lippert,
presiding. Twenty-Five units
were represented. The P. T.
A. units of the Central and
Rockland schools acted as the
hosts for the evening with Mrs.
Theodore Agnew and Mrs.
Ruth Bernard as chairman of
the respective groups.
The 5th and 9Th grades of
the Beach School under the di-
rection of Mrs. Vera Vickers
presented a delightful musical
program. They were accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs.
Louise Franks. Mrs. Vikers al
so played two violin solos -
"The Holy City" and "The
Spring Song"
A round table discussion was
presented, with Miss Nita
Benedict, the council Interna-
tional relations chairman and
Mr.. Milton Davis, the council
Citizenship chairman as prin-
cipal speakers.
The nominating committee,
composed of Mrs. William Ca
eel, chairman, Mrs. Rockwell
Schwartz, and Miss Benedict
presented it's report and the
following officers were elected
President .... Mrs. Ivan Sengen-
berger;
1st Vice President ... Mrs. Geo.
Schroeder
End Vice President .... Mr.. w.
c. Petty.
Secretary Mrs. John Callahan
Treasurer - Mrs. Richard
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
DEAR PARENTS AND
FRIENDS
GREETINGS!

Thank you for your hearty
support in the program of the
intermediate Community Choir
us, whose work in many ways
exceeded proceeding programs.
The soloists of the evening
deserve praise and I commend
them to you as singers who are
worthy to assist you on your
programs in home, church,
school and clubs.
Grateful thanks to all men,
bers of chorus and soloists, and
to each and all.
To Overseer Mintern and the
Christian Catholic Church for
sponsoring so worthy an event.
To Jay Taylor for the beau
tiful decorations - a fitting
setting for so many charming
people.
Too much cannot be said a.
bout our accompanies - piano
and organ; our secretaries and
assistants III preparation OF Jne
Auditorium; our hosts and hos
tesses; those who handled the
tickets.
Personally am grateful and
pledge to you all my hearty
support in the building of
Christ's Kingdom.
Faithfully
In His Name :.
Zoa Pearl Park
OUR NEXT PROGRAM -
MAY 28th, Friday evening at
1880.
All community choruses sing
ers and all parents invited.
Rewards of Merit will be CIV
en- those who excel in - men,
ory.
A social Hour will be enjoyed
by all with Mrs. Pitcher serving
refreshments.
. Save the date! Plan to come!
Yours for Happy Days,
Mrs. Park
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
CONGRESSMAN CHURCH
ANNOUNCES EXAMS

More than the usual number
of applications for appoint
ment to the u. S. Naval and
Military Academies are being
received by Congressman
Ralph E. Church, which indi-
cate the desire of the young
men to be of service to their
country should serious in
ternational situation develop
in the future.
Congressman Church an
nounced today from Washing
ton that he will hold his an
nual u. S. Civil Service COM
petitive examinations for ap-
pointments to West Point and
Annapolis in July 1948, al
though the definite date has
not yet been set by the Civil
Service Commission.
All candidates must be of
sound physical health and
good moral character, and
must be not less than II nor
more than FL years of age on
April l, 1949.
Letters Of application to take
the competitive examination
should be addressed to Con-
gresham Ralph E. Church,
House of Representatives,
Washington, D. C.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
LADIES OF THE ROUND
TABLE

Ladies of the Round Table
Club will meet on April 18th
at 900 P. M. at the home of
Mrs. Theodore Otterbacher, at
3002 Bethel Boulevard. Their
chairman, Mrs. Leonard
Brownlow, will have charge of
the program. Miss Joan Price
Mehaffey will give a patriotic
skit with music. She will be
accompanied by Miss Jane
Prince of Chicago.
There will be a prize of a
Philharmonic ticket to one of
the club members attending.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Ho-
mer Ingram, Mrs. Grover
Leech, Mrs. John Hammond,
and Mrs. Ward T. Minors.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
BURTON HOLMES TO
APPEAR APRIL 10Th

ly regretting the postpone
ment, offered as an alternative
date, Tuesday, April goth.
God willing, Mr.. Holmes will
be here that day to present his
lecture and pictures in the
Zion Auditorium at 8 o'clock.
The picture and lecture on
Ireland is one of Mr.. Holmes
most recent and is considered
of rare beauty.
The Holmes lecture will
conclude the current Lyceum
series.
Single admissions will be
available at the box office.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
CHICAGOLAND MUSIC
FESTICAL
Preliminary
Waukegan News-Sun Festival
Julv 31st.

The 10Th annual Chicago
land Music Festival, sponsored
by the Chicago Tribune Chari-
ties, Inc, will be held Aug. IA,
in Soldiers Field, Philip Max
we'll, festival director, an
nounced this week. More than
5000 persons from all over the
United States and Canada will
participate. Since it's inception
1,705,O0O persons have attend
ed the Chicagoland Festival;
last years audience exceeded
$4,000.
Some 20 preliminary festi-
walls to be held throughout the
United States this spring and
summer will include the Wau-
kegan News-Sun, July 81, at
Weiss Field, Waukegan, Illi-
nois, sponsored by the Wau-
kegan News-Sun. Roland A.
Kennedy of the News-Sun is
director of the Waukegan fes-
tival in which vocalists and
musicians from Lake county
are eligible to compete.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
chief usher of Zion Bible School

chief usher of Zion Bible School
to say a few words. He was
followed by Superintendent of
the Bible School, Ralph R. Phil.
The next one to address the
ushers and their wives was
Deacon Grover G.. Leech. The
speakers remarks were very
helpful and interesting and
we'll taken. Overseer Mintern
then explained some of the fu-
ture plans of the Church.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
ZION USHERS FETED

The Auditorium ushers, COM
prising those of Zion Bible
School, the regular Worship
Service, and those who direct
the many guests in Zion Pas
sion Play, enjoyed a fine Tur-
key Dinner in the Green Room
of Zion Home Dining Room on
March 23, 1948. This is an an
nual occasion.
After the dinner Overseer
Mintern asked Ross Burgess,
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
Johnson.

cOllllOOIl.
Mrs. Joseph May, the State
P. T. A. Rural Service chair
man installed the officers.
The various committee chair
man gave their yearly reports.
Mrs. Irving Enevold, the coun-
Gil Parliamentarian presented
certificates to Mrs. John Snow,
Mrs. Ruth Bernard, Mrs. Theo-
dore Agnew, Mrs. Nina Hutch
ings, and Mrs. Margaret Cair-
ems for completing a special
course in Parliamentary Proce-
dure.
Mrs. Lippert announced that
a Juvenile Delinquency Con-
ference will be held April 20
and 80 at the Stevens Hotel in
Chicago. Two schools of in
structions for PTA. district &c
will be held on the afternoon
and evening of April 28th at
Caledonia and on May 5th at
Waunconda.
Mrs. Gilbert D. Clem,
Council publicity chairman.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
KIN OF SLAIN MISSION
ARIES WILL BE AT YOUTH
CONTINUED from page ~
FOR CHRIST, APRIL nth

FOR CHRIST, APRIL nth
ceeding the rally, weather per-
mitting. Vocalist, Myrle Prem
tiss, will be accompanied by O.
Hibbard, an engineer, at
WMBI. Miss Prentiss is from
the YFC Band in Chicago.
They all love the Lord Jesus
Christ and every one should
come, even if you can only stay
to hear them testify.
There will be a real blessing
from Gods Word!
This program, with a whole
bus-load of personalities, is
planned by former Zion resi-
dent, Stephen Ball. Don't miss
it!
The Children's Downtown
Bible Hour will have as lead
ers, Mrs. H. w. Bartlett of w.
9th Street, and her daughter,
Dorothy Bartlett.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
the gheOCrat

Contests will be slated at
the various preliminary festi-
walls for vocalists, mixed cho-
ruses, bands, marimbists, pian-
lists, solo accordionists, accor-
dion bands, and baton twirl-
ers. Winners will compete in
finals at the Chicagoland Mu-
sic Festival.
The theocrat., 1948-04-14
ATTEND MEMORIAL
MONUMENT MEETING

CONTINUED from page y
Zion City Woman's Club
Zion Garden Club
Winthrop Harbor Mems Club
Zion-Benton Moose Lodge.
Ladies of the Round Table
Representatives of Zion-Ben-
ton Industries.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
MARGAREI a; HAYWOOD,
AUCTION SALES.

TH0s. J. OWEN q SON, auctioneers, 435
Building-Trustees' sale of valu-
able 2.story brick dwelling, containing 8
rooms and l bath, being 453 Florida Ave.
BY virtue OF a certain deed
Of trust duly recorded September 4. 1946,
as Instrument No. 39506, among the land
records of the District Of Columbia, and
by. the undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction, in front Of the premises,
on Tuesday. the 23rd day of March, AID.
194S, at $40 pm, the following described
land and premises, situate in the District
Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and being
Lot numbered Twenty-one CID in Edward
Caverlys subdivision OF lots in Block num-
bered Five 90, "Ledroit Park" as per plat
recorded IN the Once Of the surveyor for
g. at Folio A.: said Block Five 90 now
known for purposes of assessment and tax
alton as Square Thirty Hundred and
Ninety-four (3904). Terms of sale: One
third of the purchase money to be paid
In cash, balance in two equal installments.
payable in one and two years, with interest
at 8 per centum per annum. payable semi
hrst deed 81 trust upon the property sold,
chaser. A deposit OF $500 will be re-
ouired at time of sale. All conveyancing.
recording, revenue stamps. etc. at cost
OF purchaser Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within so days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaultinE purchaser. after
some newspaper published Ia Mashinston
o. e. WILLIAM A. LupKE, WILLIAM E.
NH .iS.l4.fs'sa. eAM 'f0''ee''
Evening star., 1948-03-12
AUCTION SAlRs.

ADAM 4. WI5CaLIR . son. XacfionssTs.
Special sale Of latest style hish Grade
drs:sss, 6,ss :, snits I eysnins gowns ttn 4 sood
salnss nls svss isns Sa.s,v skirts eve
Weschiers. aos q. NV. Saturday. y
March 49, le4s.. loan. Chairs provided.
Note-.-Two hundred high grade garments
included II, the sale, consis1ed from q
the spring season. ---12
southern Buiidins --Trustees sale II yaiu-
knoyn IS premises 1909 Wyiie street
sas dated a,s sgi Is q s. ss1 sad rssssdsS sssS S
as Instrument No. 15046 on April a.
trict OF 0olumbia, and at the request of
as ns' VII ffursd , ns.0S & pSass hs sason IL
tsenth day Of March: Ap, 1915. st three:
thirty O'Clock pm, the following described
q sne ta ma suas IN the sd ssSs
Lot S12 In SQUARE 1908. known as part
Company,s subdivision as per plat recorded
sea se e q III m rxsy?F p.r II ter toe hs IS
said property being more particularly de.
Of trust. subject to covenants Of record.
iqr ss1s sssss sfosos dssa tsfhs
particulars Of which win be announced at
time of sale; the purchase price above
ssid sto t6ast 10 to DC Hstd in sasn deposit
to TO- Be- complied WITH His"iiah With, Thirty days.
may be Advertised and resold at The dis
eSRs eiss2a 8 e sEsi;is' trustee slh WELLS
Evening star., 1948-03-12

When anspertng adpertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT irsclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal palue. Ad-
vertisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed II remaining ouer 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
In order to protect its ad-
Dertisers from receiving ctrcu-
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such matter tDtll be ,Dithheld
as TAR as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde ansDers to ad-
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IRWIN BARNES, Attorney,
813 You st. NV.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Hodns shas' probe oE the Pstrfs Of sy GsSymss "a
That the subscriber, of the District Of
Soiumbis' hn1 u has obtained from The Probate
Testamentary on the estate Of Marie J..
DECEASED; An persons having claims
to Exhibit the same vii With hA1lso' the vouehers fas
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub
on A 4s ssS!e ossv.s as 18th g day Of
by law be excluded from all benent Of said
81 eusn yndsz es my join hsnf a hsY ssh
poaE sS es ss ssssser A'f't e Wits HaES for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. fe27-mar5.12
Iss g.ss: rs h, fSSHE SEss 2 SF
bia;.1n the matter Of the acquisition Of
$SsI $Ss sS Ssys sss sssP SS s B ;SssIi: ss
fsr paree ssst s snd sEston n
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considsrstion Of the Appointment to Peti-
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NJ. Ireian, Attorney. Lands Division. De-
pn,tlnetier. psrttmstnit Of Ju,S..cs acsins under ths
National Capital Park and Planning Com
eoGs seeking ne y.
tSss e ssy sen SUITABLE Rs dsyslopmsnl eSeieS 1sal
Ct ,oS,s The M,ttonal , Capital pa5k; paskwsy snd
John W. dresory's subdivision 5' of isnd az
now known as "Deanwood Heishts," as
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washnsSn 1mS e. snd b.I. AIL PERsoS z;sSs
insefors issf re- described or L, 70 Be entitled !,
cempensstien in si.H respect Of the taking prs g
same same, Se'uCsdt Be- snd they are HEREBY. resuirsa
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o1 III ssssn s hsrsn an's az!
SGp make toeH claim aes% Hs The sn9es
ppRRsosH4rpEp, HoSWEvEs. AND r Is IUs
thrse consecutive weeks in The Eysnin.
puSlished n'M''S in IKE District Of columSia
and also once week fer three eonsesa
porter. the frst. Of said publications Z
ot af5 HNp ih. r. hs hssusHss s.hH a. SabhEK 81 hssa
thst COPY Of this order o. citation 3
served before the return day hereof BY tn
Omitted States Marshal for the Di.trist 9
The persons named herein. JAMES N
PROCTOR, Justice. (seaD A. True Cop,
TEST: HARRY M. HULL Clerk, BY II. 3
pERTzBAuGH. Deputy Clerk. mho,l2'ls
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BORDEN MILK co. wants salesmen nos
inston and surrounding territory. xppii-
can't must have automobile. Fair starting
salary with expenses and automobile a.
vancement, write complete details. "a.
su2sas sosDs eo. isss Penn 'Is
6EPENDABLE, Def; ID middle-ssed man, with car
to sell home improvements that have pub
lie acceptance. training and sales assist
come. caI; Nj. osos for appointment. iSs
SALESMAN to represent manufacturer Of
candescen. lisht bulbs. huorescent tubes.
s.ms xee.n s assss to mana MAXI So
money for the right man; commission. pro-
tected territory contact. JOHN WoISTEN-
CROFT, Ambassador Hotel, all day Friday.
psbls q taking iuiI tesDonsiSiiits IN ilaSoe
STORM sSos Nv WINDOW NOW sxLEsMEN for tn. new.
est postwar aluminium window; self-cor,.
tanned tame. self.storin,s, swin,slidins; year.
nifty to become sales mansgsr. Mr.. bPEAR.
Fri 8 to g. Sat. 10 to noon. so4 7 ss.
ss'lA.IiEsMEN-Th. need for over 4oo.eee
trained practical nurses has placed the
National Institute Of Practical Nursing In
= position to expand Its facilities, We hays
immediate need for 3 representative 70
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h,nns ssstSSps ms aos e
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4 "THE EVENING STAR washington, D. c.
SPECIAL NOTICES tcentJ.

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seountants. BY Appt. ewes and wk. ends
RATES reasonable. Gail IA. 4l4s. -.15
qualified accountant; reasonable rates. D.
z; THOMPSON. TX .o64 or cH. s935.
Kind: any time: BY sppt;; III, s5 ZTs. expert
ALL YOUR BooKKEEPiNG RECORDS
and income tax preparation done by
experts Who really know. howl For less
'fSsas fSSS,SgyayS SogyaySsIy Ssos 49,. .......
kept: part time; tai returns prepare4.
statsmsnts. sudits: reasonable. OR. 2o74.
DIAMONDS, old jewelry and slver wanted.
Expert sppraising free. LIvtNdsToN d
e2s Maars Va HEAHiks. Il Hn hE e. atto g. 10 s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EDMUND LEE HALL,
A1C nn~hsc D1.ns a, vn

0x6 quebec Flece NV.
Order Of Puhlication-Change Of Name
Filed Feb. IS. l94s: Harry NJ. Hall. Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co.
1vmbis;mln .n Re Application Of Edmynd
Action No. 739-'4s.-Edmund Lee Hail,
having filed complaint for judsment
CLEANSING her name to Geraldine Anne
an order Of publication of the natice
required BY law in such cases, it is. BY
the Court. this 25th day OF February,
1913. ORDERED that all persons con-
cerned show cause. II any there be. on
or before the 27th day of March 194s.
why the PRAYERS Of said eomnlaint should
not be granted; Provided. That couy
for three consecutive weeks before said
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LET'S. Justice (Seal) A True Couv Test:
HAIRY M. HULL Clerk. BY EDITH M.
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