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-6:15 P. M
WCCo s1o). Minneapolis-st. Paul-Bar-
lows orchestra; book man.
$50 P. M
KsTP G4sol, St; Paul1TaIk; mgsIe
VIM (62ol MiIwaukee-News; jazSitory,
wcEL Cs7o). ohicago-Music publishers
wHAM Gl6o). Rochester-Eastman en-
tertainers
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WCCO $40. Minneapolis-st. Paul-Fire-
side PHILOSOPHERS; trio.
1870 P. NJ
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WGN (72ol chicaso-"Unsolved Muir
wJR t75ol. Detroit-Musical miniatures.
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IS P. NJ
XIV tio20l. Chicago-Book Man: or
chestra.
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NBC System-Lucky Strike dance orchestra
WHO $40. chicago-Musical program.
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WSM $500. Nsshville-Barn dance.
$50 P. NJ
WBBM 77o), Chicago-Lomhardo's Can
adams.
KDKA $500. Pittsburgh-willism Penn
orchestra
wJR (75el Detroit-Amsteur theater.
WIS (570), Chicago-Barn dance (2ls
heurs).
3 P. M
XIV io2o. Chicago--Nevs; orchestrs.
NBC Systenl--Wright Sisters: Pollaek'; or
chestra to WV KSD. WHO
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phony di Camera.
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Hungry Five"
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KNIGHTS TO
ATTEND CHURCH

A sermon for the knights of
Malta in connection with the ola.
mond jubilee of the grand COM
mandery of Indiana will be
preached by Dr. Lewis Brown at
St. Paul's Episcopal church at 7:45
D. m. Sunday The public is in
vited
Program follows:
Professional Onward Christian
Soldier ..:.................. SULLIVAN
''Ie Deum .--..-----...-... / ours
A RtReaiC u Up Your Heads Holden
sermon-Dr. Lewis Brown-"what Mean
We BY This Service"
Ofertory-"Gloris in Evelsis" from
OCCASIONAL Coronation" &c. Holden
Raper Commandry Choir.
Harold E. winston. director.
Clarence H. Carson. organist.
Bishop c. c. Alyeane will preach
at the Penicks Chapel A. M. E.
Zion church Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. There will be special
music by the choir.
The Rev. Walter Bruce Grimes Of
the Bellaire NJ. E. church will preach
Sunday morning on Noah, an
Antediluvian Pioneer" and at night,
The Confession of Tongues"
At the Speedway Methodist
church, the morning theme of the
Rev. Clyde H. Lininger will be
Partial Success" At night. The
Path to the Calm Heart"
At the First Evangelical church
( Sunday morning. the Rev. H. B.
/ Cent? Of Boston. director Of the
community center of that city, will
speak. At night the sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. D. r. Mac
, Gregor.
"A Living Death" and The Word
Incarnate Today are the Sunday
themes of the Rev. Homer c. Bob
lit of the Linwood Christian
church.
The True Test of Greatness and
Personal Responsibility will be the
subjects Sunday of the Rev. Ora
ham SibSon of the Fifty-flrst Street
/ NJ. E. church.
At ST. Paul NJ. E. church Sunday
morning. the Rev. Elmer Jones will
preach on The Disciples Vision" At
night. The Gospel"
The Rev. E. P. Jewett of the
Madison Avenue NJ. E. church will
preach Sunday morning on An I'm
portant Promise Overlooked" The
Epworth League service will be held
at 7 p. m.
At the Dewey Avenue Christian
church. the Rev. Bert r. Johnson
will speak in the morning on The
Spirit of Cooperation At night a
program Of music and song win be
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Fishing the Air

radio reception? Have written Times inter-
ference engineer II you have and want to talk to engineer about
trouble Riley
letters received by the impossible
home and every
CPECL of popular will
- system Saturday night when the Ills pre-
their weekly program 1880 o'clock
Carbon and Sparks will take national ride the NBC
tenn, Saturday night at o'clock.
of popular
sill be broadcast the NBC
Special
will be broadcast by the Piano Twins the NBC system Saturday night
It sos O'Clock.
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GUEST PASTOR
TO SPEAK SUNDAY

| The Fairview Presbyterian church,
/ DR.. Edward HaineS Kitsler, minis
/ ter. opens its pulpit tomorrow morn
/ ing to the Rev. David Bronstein,
a Russian-Jewish orphan converted
to Christianity. and now superln-
/ tendent of the Presbyterian Pencil
! Community Center in Chicago,
where he is said to be doing the
outstanding piece of work OF the
kind in the Presbyterian denomina-
ton. An offering will be taken for
the Hebrew-Cnristian Alliance OF
America. whose fifteenth annual
convention will he held in this city
next week.
The Rev. William I. Caughran,
minister of the First Congregational
church. will speak Sunday morning
at II O'Clock on The Pentecostal
Blessing.
! At the Emmanuel Baptist church,
/ ne minister. the Rev. J. Drover
Forward. will have as his morning
theme THE Grace of Giving" At
the evening hour he will speak on
An Unspeakable Gift"
The Rev c. E. Wagner, pastor of
Centenary Christian church, will
preach at Central Universalist
church. Fifteenth and North New
Jersey streets. at the II o'clock
morning service, in exchange with
the pastor. the Rev. Fred A Line.
There will be special music by the
church quartet. Sunday school con =
venes at $50. Y. P. C. U. at 4:30
p. m.
At the Capitol Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church the pastor the Rev.
Joseph G.. Moore. will speak Sunday
morning at 10:45 on What 1t Costs
You to Ignore the Church" In the
eveningcet 1880 the vested choir will
render a special program. and the
pastor will speak on Shifting the
Blame
The Rev. Floyd Van Keuren,
rector of Christ Episcopal church.
Monument Circle, will have two
celebrations of the Holy Communion
this Sunday. The usual quiet cele-
bration will be at o'clock and
choral celebration at 10:45. At the
latter service the rector will preach
on the subject. rs Conscience a
Guide?" The music by the boy
chair will be directed by Cheston l..
Heath. NJ. A. There will be no eve
ming service.
"A Noble Purpose" Will be the SER
mon theme at the First United Pres
byterian church Sunday forenoon.
Our Common Salvation will be
the evening topic.
Holy Communion will be admins
tered in the morning worship serv-
ice at the Riverside Park M. E.
church. In the evening service the
Rev. Robert M Selle will preach on,
THE Ambitions of Youth, at which
time the officers elect of the Ep-
worth League will be installed.
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medley of popular melodies of other will sound the invitation
the NBC system, Saturday O'Clock.
over the NBC system, Saturday night
Harry Perrel concert
Music hour at
will
tventyhfth
the largo movement from his symphony
the General Electric the
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given as part of the service Of in
stalling new piano.
The subject of the Sunday morn
ing sermon of the Rev. A. L. Bran
denburg at the Ben Davis M. E.
church will be do We Take Jesus
SeriouSly?" The Standard Bearer
organization will have charge of the
night service.
Christian Hope of Glory and
The Eye as the Lamp of the Body"
are the announced themes of the
Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons of Mt. Pleas
ant Baptist church.
Sunday morning at the Lynhurst
Baptist church, the Rev. G. H.
Scheick will preach on "Pre-emi-
nences OF the Church" This Serv-
ice will be followed by Holy Com
munion. DR.. Harry Deckhausen of
New York will preach at night.
At the North Park Christian
church, the Rev. J. A. Long will
take as his Sunday topics, "Life's
Background" and THE Meaning of
Music"
DR.. Frank S. C. Wicks of All
Souls Unitarian church announces
the following order Of service at IL
a. m:
e . . = .
Hymn 336.
First Service.
Covenant.
Anthem.
Words of Aspiration.
Responsive Reading-Fifth Selection.
Scripture.
Hymn 81.
Notices and Offering.
Rustic of Spring" ...,.,...,... .Slnolng
Address.
Hymn 476.
Benediction.
Postlude, ,,,
March OF Priests ........... Mendelssohn
At the Roberts Park M. E. church
the following hours of service will
be observed Sunday:
$50 A. M.-Sunday school, classes for
all ages
leave small children while attending
io:45 A. M-Morning worship
$50 P. M.-Epworth League social
$40 p. M.-Epworth League devotional
7;45 P. M.-Evening worship.
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The planet Neptune, the farthest
from the sun Of those yet known,
was discovered in 1886. 1t is not
impossible that one or more plan
cts exist in our solar system out
beyond Neptune, but they have not
yet been found on any photographs.
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DISTANT STATIONS
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WLW 600 CINCINNATI
Saturday
P M
5:00-Cincinnati Club orchestra.
5:25-National news.
5:30-Crosley Dynacone Diners.
5:59-Weather announcement.
6:00-Purol band concert.
:30-Interwoven entertainers tNBC).
7:00-Camoah Thieves.
7:3o-Historical Highlights.
8:00-Jack and Gene.
8:30--Manf1eld and Lee.
9:00-Weather announcement.
9:Oo-The Hawaifans.
9:30-Organ and tenor.
l0:00-Time announcement.
Baseball camp news.
Hotel Gibson orchestra.
0:30--Cincinnati Club orchestra,
11:00-Jack and Gene,
ll:30-Sign off.
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City Stations
WFRM 122nl

wFBM 1880
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Saturday
45o-Dance program (CBsl.
5o0-Ted Husing's Sportlights lCBs).
Lennie (CBSl.
6:00-Nit Wit hour (CBSl.
6:30-Charlie Davis Rhythm BOYS.
645-Perk Lane orchestra (CBSl.
7:o0-Feagin Dramatic Art School tCBs).
g:SS-Nstio9aL Radio FORUM 9o Egs
53o-United States Navy Band tCBS).
9:0o-Swanee Syncopators lCBSl:
1000 to ll:O0-silent BY order Of Federal
Radio Commission.
II 0o-Longines time by Julius G. Walk 4
Son; weather: the Columnist.
l1.15-Indiana Ballroom dance music.
wFBM G2SO)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Sunday
8:3o-Christian Men Builders.
i2:i5-Dessa Byrd organ solos.
245-Bill Rutherfords poems
l;00-Ballad hour (CBSl.
300 Cathedral hour OBS.
4:00-De Paw university program,
4:45-Second Presbyterian church,
5:59-Lopgine's time by julius C. Walk
6:oo-La Palma hour (CBs,.
6:30-Stutz hour Of music.
7,30-Block day program.
WKBF U400)
Hoosier Athletic Club
Saturday
P NJ.
5:oo-Late news bulletins and sports.
6:00--Dinner concert.
30-IndianapoliS Athletic Club,
7:00-StuGio program.
0;30-IndianapoliS Athletic Club.
WKBF Q400)
)Hoosier Athletic Club
Sunday
AM
8:00-The Watch Tower hour.
P. NJ.
30-International Bible Students Asso-
citation.
7:00-Fir8t Presbyterian church.
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WIZ 800, Detroit-Amos n Andy; or
S AS P. M
WSM $500, Acknowledgement program.
1000 P. M
KPRG $50, Houston-Amos m ANDY
"6AP 5000 TT. Worth-MauriceS or
KEMtBC $50, Kansas City-studio services
hM HpS knd 1000 st. Louis-News; Amos
w yS1lS, 800. chicago-Dream Ship; dance
WIZ $50. Detroit-Dance music. organ
"TMJ (62ol' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; organ.
1870 P. M
WENR C87o), cago-vaudevilIe
--ll:00 P. M
HFI $40. Los Angeles-Concert orchestra
oE N.Y. u'o3o)' Vancouver-Little sym
wees 1850, cnieago-Dance music;
WIKI 1880, Cleveland-club Madrid.
1900 P M
KJR (97Ol. seattle-sbow Bos+ rro1;c
XII l640l. Los Angeles-Dance orchestra
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CONCERT TO
BE GIVEN AT CHURCH

In honor OF guest day at the First
Baptist church Others class, con-
cert will be given Wednesday night.
The program follows,
Trio-
"a The Old Refrain" Fritz KreiSer
th} "Whisperns Hope $50. Hawthorne
,cl The World Is Waiting Tor the sun
rise.
xyiophone. Ms Irene Btshp. violin. Miss
Thslma AuSastott; piano, MIS- Grace
Me- Martha J. MaoDougsl contrslto
soloiSt vii sing Whispering Hope
with the trio.
Dramatic Reading.
"SmiliR Thru
Miss opal Reynolds
Vocal Trio Selected.
The Coins Trio.
RssoinEs-
Mr.. Browns Hair Cut.
Miss opal Reynolds
The Black Blue Grass WIDOW
Vocal Trio-Selected.
The Coins Trio.
THE LORD Is Ny Shepard
one Fleeting Hour ....... Dorothy Lee
"Gipsy Love Song ........ Victor Herbert
xvlophone Miss Irene Bishop; violin. Miss
Thslms AusaStott: piano. Mrs Grace
Paris.
Fleeing Hour with the trio
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HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAM

To close its winter National Music
week the Atwater Kent hour Sunday present gala
of eleven famous artists
the AtWater Kent quartet and orchestra addition
there will be address
brief talk Charles M secretary
week committee
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and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy:

Christian Science commands man Ia
master the propensties-to hold hatred IN
allowance with kindness. 20 conquer lust
Uith chastity. revenge with charity. and
10 overcome deceit with honesty. Choke
these errors IN their early stages, II you
would not cherish an army OF conspirators
against health. happiness and success.
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Aleen Stanley leading lady of Pleasure Bound
c Theatre of the stations broadcasng
tenn Sunday night at 7 o'clock. d
Earle Laros noted American pianist
tured artist AT the Baldwin Sunday evening WIZ
associated NBC stations at will
Helen Oelem, contrao will OF
casting al
to be known "The
initial presentation through the
The series will for ffty-two weeks
Palma will live Sunday
will three beautiful melodies
HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAM
| 1200-WJz Network-Roxy Symphony
| Wagner program
| 400-WEAF and NBC Network-The
concert Homer
Kurenko Seidel Werrenrath, Hacket Simmons Manuahae
|
| 600-WABC and Network-Pryer's
| 9:30-WEAF NetWors-Russian Choir
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DISTANT STATIONS
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Monday

A.. NJ
5:3O-Top O. the Mornin'. &c.,.
6:30-Organ program by Johanna crosse
7:00-AbSorbine Jr., exercise program
7:90-Health talk. =,
7:35-Morning devotion conducted by
Dad kershner of Y. NJ. G., A.
8:oo-Dr Royal S. Copeland (NRsC)
830-Crosley Woman's hour, with mu-
sicaie Cooking Chat, poems,
household hints, and instructive
talks
l0:00-Live stock report.
1O:l0-Crosley Woman's hour resumed,
lO:30-Weather. river, market and ponce
reports.
l0:55-Time signals.
ii:S0-Orchestra at Hotel Gibson.
P. M
i2:00-Town and country.
1215-Live stock report.
12:25-Market reports.
Of the Air.
i:45-Basebaii game from Redland Field:
Cincinnati Reds VS.. Chicago CUBS.
3:30-Children's program.
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MLW GOO CINCINNATI

WLW GOO CINCINNATI
Sunday
P. NJ.
5.00-Time announcement.
Songs at Twilight.
5:25-Baseball scores.
6:29-Weather announcement
5;30-Baldwin piano program lNBC).
6:00-Enna Jettick melodies (EBCl.
6:15-Colliers Radio hour (NBC).
7:15-Excerpt5 from Mendelssohn's "St.
Paul. by Grace choir of Dayton.
7:45-Hymn time.
8:15-The Crosley Gembox hour with con-
cert orchestra and Solotsts.
9:15-Weather forecast.
9:l5-Cino singers.
9:45-Cello recital
10:00-Time announcement.
Musical Noveleseue.
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EVANGELIST BUILDS
UP CONGREGATION
The Rev. William F. Sharpe Meets With Big Success
With Revival at First MoraVan Episcopal Church.

The Rev Sharpe Chicago conducting
Episcopal church. Twentysecond
will preach Sunday morning II o'clock on the
subject.
special will o'clock in the after
noon Cood will sing and at which the
will preach the Times
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGH

HIGH SPOTS SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
6O0-WJz and NBC NeWork-Coldman band
700-WEAF and NBC ACKNOWLEDGMENT orchestra.
8O0-WABC and CHS Network-National forum.
WIZ and NBC Network-Dama, The Iron Mask
9O0WGY $780, Antarctic broadcast
mander Byrd's Capitol theater family"
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Day Progra1nS
LOCAL STATIONS

LOCAL STATIONS
WFBM 1880
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Monday
A M
100 to 9:oO-Pep Unlimited Club.
l0:30-Aunt SammyS hour.
l:00-Fuller-Ryde morning musicale,
P M.
l2:15-PatternS in Prints (CBSl.
1.00-L'Apres Midi tCBSD.
2:o0-ModulationS, organ recital tCBSl.
2:30-The MaSdueraderS (CRS).
Following the Indians with Blythe
c. Hendricks.
WKBF (1400)
CHooSier Athletic Club
Monday
A. M
830-Home Complete program.
9:30-Furnas Ice Cream Company pro-
gram
I000-Recipe exchange.
10:l5--Studio program.
10:25-Interesting bits Of history, courtesy
of Indianapolis Public Library.
1O:30-I,ivestock and grain market;
weather and shippers forecast
10: 40-Agricultural talk.
10:50-WKBF Shopping service
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3 CHILDREN BURNED
Die in Flames as Mother
Saves Youngest.

BIZ United Press
NEWCASTLE, Pa, May 4.-Three
children we're burned to death to-
day when a gasoline stove exploded
and their home was destroyed by
fire.
Those burned to death we're chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ste
VEINS, Dorothy, Il; William, 10, and
Virginia, 9.
The mother escaped with her f.
year-old daughter, Eleanor, but they
we're seriously burned
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Monday

8:oo-NBc System CWJz)-Dr. Copeland
9.oo-WENR, Sunshine hour of
e15-NBC system (wEAF) - Household
p. NJ.
12;00-NBC System tCentraD-Farm ana
l2:3o-WJz, New York-National Council
300 HBC SYST CWJz)-U. 6. Marine
band to WJR, WIS.
WGN, Chicago-SoX VS.. Yankees.
also WMAQ.
2;55-KsTP, st. Paul-st. Paul vs. Co
lumbus.
5.60-WJR, Detroit - Fisher Theater
group.
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The police Of Paris have the larg-
est collection Of criminal finger
prints in the world; it contains more
than 1,727000 specimens.
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WORLD WAR SONGS FEATURED

Songs OF the World will be by the West Point
in the De Forest hour Sunday night stations
Columbia broadcaStng system
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Christian Hope of Glory and
The Eye as the Lamp of the Body"
are the announced themes of the
Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons of Mt. Pleas
ant Baptist church.
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The Rev. William / Caughran,
minister of the First Congregational
church, will speak Sunday morning
at II O'Clock on The Pentecostal
Blessing
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01
A request las been received f.


 A request has been received fer information of the whereabouts If Henry Milford. He is suppo3oi Il, be in Alaska and was in Juneau a one time. Information shoul1 be sent to the Governors Office, Juneau
 Jack Hadland, pioner Petersburg an, now makes Wrangell his base port. He recently shipped out 80 fox xpelts to the market. He is untiring in his effort to secure mail service to the ranches in the vicinity of Monte Carlo Island.
 Special Music for the morning: se- lections by the Normanna Male Chorus of Ketchfkan and Edwin Sande, soloist. also of Ketchikan.
 Evening Service in the Norsk at e1ght o'clock.
 The game between tn local high and Wrangell Town Team was a fi- asco and slaughter, especially when the local boys opened up little.
 Herb Mjtorud was the big point eetter. He made shots that pleased.
 The boys played just as they were
 The Normann Chorus of Ketchi- kan, 35 voices, will arrive in port shortly The will give a concert on Saturday evening. This is a music al treat. They come highly recon mended
 instructed.
 Wrangel beat Kayhi, Wrangell was cinch on their own uoor. Good by, Kay Hi Count your many baskets" Petersburg.
 Leon Ensch, D. C., wife and fam fly left for Anacortes on the steam CT Alameda, They will not return to Petersburg
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01
resday.

At it's meeting Wednesday, the Chamber of Commerce expressed it's opposition to the tariff on halibut.
 After brief honeymoon in the warmer climes of the south-some sections reported 24 and 30 below zero) Forest Ranger and Mrs. c. n. Archbold returned to Petersburg.
 J. P. Morgan and Charles Jones were Juneau-bound passengers.
 Earl N Dinner took office as presi- dent of the Club and served notice that he expected good attendance or no foolin', he had no time for mon key business or indixerence.
 Patrick E Verney of Ketchikan arrived on the Northwestern. He plans to get his boat ready to return at an early date.
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01
Rasmus and Mrs. Enge left on the

Rasmus and Mrs. Enge left on the Alameda for Seattle on business con- nected with the Variety Theatre.
 M. s. Wilson, c. C.. Calleim, H. F. Preston, knilhts of the grip left for southern port, Sunday.
 Rev. ". J. Maakestad, returned on the Northwestern from Kstchi- kan.
 J. P. Fox and wife, parents ot Spencer Fox are new arrivals in Don't forget to turn out for the Ketchikan-Petersburg HI basket ball game, Monday and Tuesday.
 Louis Lem!eux returned to Juneau on the Northwestern. He will be returning in 8 few weeks.
 Mrs. Della Sarf and son, Edward arrived on the Northwestern We'd
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01
SURPRISE sURPRIsER

Last Friday night some thirty friends of Mr. and Mrs Pedar A. l.. Pederson put over a real suprise party on them at their home and spent the night until the wee sma- hours, in playing cards. Old country games and dancing to the music of accordian violin and guitar. A delightful lunch was served at mid night.
 Mrs. Wm. Gribble who helped with the arrangements got the su prize of her life when she was in formed that she was also includec in the party with Mrs. Pedersen. MT and Mrs. Pedersen were presente, with a beautiful floor lamp and MT and Mrs. Gribble with an electri waffle iron. We never cared fo waffles, but we got a waffle iron ant that's our weakness now.
 Everybody present had a wonder tul time.
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01
DELEGATE ASKS DUTY.

Dan Sutherland, Delegate to Con- gress, is advocating duty of four cents pound on dried stock fish now dutiable at 1A cents and a tar if Of l5 per cent ad valorem on shrimp meat, which is not now pro- vlded for.
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01

Georgia Taylor, former teacher in the local public schools during the 1917 school year died at her home in Shelton, Washington the fore part of this month. She came here to vist with the parents of Henry Grindrod, of summer and remain cd to teach. During her stay in Pe- tersburg she made many friends who regret the carly passing of this young woman.
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01

Heine Dahl was appointed az a committee Of one to investigate the cost, financing and plans of sending the High school basketball team to the Westward. in event they win the championship of this Division.
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01

Edith Paul brings suit for divorce asainst Louis Paul in the District Court at Juneau. With a wife and five kids to think about, Louis Paul does not know what he would want with another wife. The one is Louis and 'tother is Louis F."
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01

Frances Tamaree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tamaree, writes that she is now in maternity ward. Elizabeth General Hospital, Ellz,- beth, New Jersey, where she is talk NJ ing up course in nursing.
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01

Mrs. William DunkeIberger went ever to Wrangell last week to be near her mother, Mrs. Jennie Lewis who was operated on for gall blad- der trouble. Mrs. Lewis is reported as in very precarious condition and not much hope of her pulling thru the operation. The operation was q very difficult one as the weakened condition and heart condition would not permit of a general anesthetic The operation was a long one but rot entirely completed so that when she recovers, she will undergo second operation.
The Alaskan., 1929-02-01

H. W. Terhune, chief fthe U. s. Biological Survey in Alaska, return ed to Juneau from an official trip to Washington. D. c.
 Rikard Hofstad of scow Bay is having his boat repaired at the An derson Boat Shop. That is another way of boosting for your home town.