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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-18

It was payday for the Treadwell Company and approximately $100,- 900 was distributed among work men on Douglas Island. Many of the workmen were building houses on the island and many others were leaving part of their salaries with the company to be saved for them. About $45,0o0 of the payroll for the month was to remain with the company to be saved for em- ployees
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-18

All of the court officials except Judge R. w. Jennings, Court Sten- ographer H. F. Benson, Marshal H. L. Faulkner and deputies William Fels and J. F. Mullen were to leave for Ketchikan on the Admiral Sampson The others were to take passage on the Humboldt Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-18

Weather for the previous A hours was cloudy with rain. The maxi mum temperature was A degrees and the minimum was .32.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-18

John Mclaughlin, manager of the Elks Club was to leave on the City of Seattle for visit in the south. Mrs. Mclaughlin was to accompany him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-18
% YEARS AGO
APRIL, IS. 1914.
Prom The Empire

APRIL Is, 1914.
 It was announced by the Canad- ian Pacific Steamship Company that the Princess Charlotte and the Princess Victoria, claimed to be the two finest ships on the Pacific ocean, were to be operated on the Alaska run the next year. It had not been announced what was to be done with the Princess May and the Princes Sophia when the larger and finer vessels were plac- ed on the run.
 James McCloskey was to leave for the Atlin district on the steam CT Dolphin.
 John Mclaughlin, manager of l-~ t,a
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-09
IA N 81 N G
by Mrs. q. N. Wagner

May 20 and 80, featured many
out-ot-town activities in which To-
cal citizens participated. +. Green
spent the holiday with his daughter
in Chicago; Miss Ruth Benson sus-
tanned slight injuries, when car
hit taxi in which she was iding
to work. She is being treated at ST.
Lawrence Hospital.
Vernon Vanncrson sustained q
broken arm, while playing recent
ly at IA birthday party.
The Wc-Get-Iogether Club met
with Mrs. Mildred Gill last Mon
day. Plans were made to entertain
the club AT the neat meeting AT
Potter Park, Monday June IL. The
husbands will be invited.
Mrs. Josephine Brown left June
/, for a brief visit in Kentucky.
The Century Of Progress March
ing Club. OF Capital City Temple. |,
B. =. o. +. OF w. will sponsor a
hay ride. Friday. Refreshments
will be served AT the end of the
ride on Roosevelt street.
The Stitch And Chat Art and
Study Club met May 81 with Mrs.
Ethel Roberts. OF MaN avenue, and
on June 7. with Miss y. Williams,
9l4 W. ST. Joe street.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel lore. 1903
Olds avenue, are the happy par
ents OF a baby boy, Ralelsn, born
May 81.
Rev. l.. Pcttiford gave a wonder
iu illustration OH "llagar, sunday
morning. G.. y Williams gave the
financial report OF the Silent
Workers, $27. The Pastors Aid
raised SIS. The Siicnt Workers
have raised 1873, from January to
The present time. Sunday, $2l was
raised on the rally. Frederick SAM
ford was united with George X.
Collins Church, at This meeting.
During the recent illness OF Mrs.
Humphrey at 81. Lawrence HOspi-
tai. her pet cat refused to eat and
grleved 10 death.
Rev Toy a local white minister
threw open the doors OF his
Church Sunday afternoon. June 3,
Tor the baptism of twelve colored
converts. The accommodations
we're given without cost, THE SER
vices being conducted by Rev.
Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Starks, OF
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. visited
Lawrence last week.
Miss Barbara Hamilton visited
Detroit last week.
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N 0 r T n E N d
S O CIAL NE w S
BY Mrs. NJ. l.. Gill
1888 Goddard

The City Federated Clubs turn
cd ont in large numbers 90 support
the successful fashion show. which
was efficiently conducted by The
president Mrs Cora seymour. The
program Directed 10y Mrs c. +.
stephen brought many features OF
interest 20 those present The
Harlem Skf presented by mem-
'bers OF the Junior association OF
which Miss Mclrosc Howard is
president was excellent.
The womcn's foundation gar
ments were Supervised by Mrs. II.
ID Reid president OF the New Idea
Social club The tables we're deco
rated 20 represent various states.
The fashion show marked the
close of the ORGANIZATION activi-
ties for Tie mcr
Little Miss Annie Easlcy lea the
tap-dancing class of The Young
Girls Athletic club. az the fashion
show. last Saturday Miss Vera
Williams was cute in her farmers
hat and overalls. She represented
Alaska at the fashion show. Satur-
day. as hostess OF the Peerless Art
club.
The Young Womens Peerless
Art club met Thursday. with Mrs.
Edith Richardson of Warren Ave.
r. The president. Mrs. Sadie Lind
say. gave a fine report OF the acti-
vities OF the national president.
Mrs DR. Mary Waring. OF Chicago.
Mrs. Emma d. Stringer will be
hostess for the closing meeting,
June 7.
The N. Detroit Cubs defeated
the Chrysler team Sunday. by a
score OF to 4.
The very talented Mrs. Louise
Duhart Is on the list for member
ship IN the North End Social club.
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school or partake OF the Identical
provision. there and there only. is
the guarantee OF equality. The pub
lie schools OF Washington come as
near affording equal but separate
provisions for the two races as
can be well conceived but even
here the white schools have the
palpable advantage. II the Govern
ment we're TO ordan two separate
coinage provisions for the two
races. giving 20 each coin the same
weight. quality and finesse Of me-
tai bul stipulating only that one set
Of coins must forever circulate
among whites and the other among
Negroes. the colored coins would
speedily depreciate in value But
the fact that the coin which is In
The Negroes pocket today may be
found i'm the white mans pocket to-
morrow is absolute guarantee OF
parity of value.
In my next release | will discuss
Race Distinction and Race Dis
elimination Under the Federal
Government
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Col. Cootes Inspects
Howard r. O. T C.
PAGE SEVEN

Washington, ID. c. Colonel
Harry y. Cottes, r. o. r. c. Offi-
Ger OF the Third Corps Area, STAFF
Of Major Paul Malone, inspected
the Howard University X. o. t.
{. Unit Wednesday May 23rd.
Colonel Cootes is graduate OF the
General STAFF School and Field Of
ficers course OF the United States
Army and saw distinguished sery-
ice in the Spanish American War.
the Philippine Insurrection. and
as Colonel during the World
War. He has received the Disting-
uished Service Medal
Making his first visit OF inspec-
ton to Howard University, Colonel
Cootes spoke In glowing terms OF
the efficiency of the unit and con-
firmed information which had
come TO the University 10 the ef-
feet that for the first time in the
history of military training in an
Institution where Negro youth
mainly attend. rating Of EXCEL
LENT has been granted by the
Third Corps Area to the Howard
University X. O. T. G.
The annual inspection OF the un-
IL by an officer OF the Third Corps
Area was held May TO IL. For
one week Major Chambliss, the
Inspector went thoroughly into
every condition discipline, cour-
tesy and knowledge Of the basic
and advanced students; also the
| general condition OF the Govern
| ment property arms. uniforms
! etc.
Major Chambliss also visited The
classrooms, quizzed the studcntI
in a general review OF all the
studies and actiities carried OF
during the year and inspected tn
, armory and records. On Friday
May IL, Battalion Reiew was .hel
in his honor. Interest ran higi
Under the able tutelgae OF Capital
kimball, Professor of Military Sci
ence and Tactics: Lieutenant Mat
thews. Warrant Officer Clayton
and Sergeant Smith. the unit had
been whipped into shape for the
inspection.
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Pastor C. l.. Schattien, OF Mace
donia Baptist church. preached a
mastery sermon al IL a. m. sun
day. May %. All auxiliaries of the
church are functioning splendidly
New Hope Baptist chuch. o.
which Rev. +. b. Reid is pastor, Il
planning on building this summer
and are asking the support of the
public
! Rev Asher. pastor OF ST. John
NJ. +. church, conducts regular ser
vices each Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. The public is always wei
come. Rev. -. w. Smith. district
superintendent. recently delivered
one Of his inspiring messages at
the church
The Church of God in Christ, on
Hubbard court. is ably pastorcd by
Rev c T.. Johnson, who is inspired
with rare religious zeal
Rev. l.. A. Fort. the pastor Of
New Bethel Baptist is making fine
progress. Services are held az $3.50
a. NJ. II n. m an $50 D. m. each
Sunday Come. one and all
Trinity Baptist church. with Rev.
William II Donaldson as pastor is
forging ahead. Preaching az ll.30
each Sundsy Henry Jones is sup
crlnicndenf of the 5. s. which con-
ycncs al 9 80 a. m
The pastor and congregation
worshppod at Newman A. NJ +.
church May %, and aided in q
rally
The Church Of God In christ. on
Nebraska street is pastotrcd BY
Elder Miller The attendance is
fine at each service. Everybody is
welcome
Newman A. NJ. f. church ended
successful rally. May 90, with
Pastor william Baber conducting.
The s. S is progressing with their
choir. Mrs. Baber deserves much
Of the credit for their training The
church is planning children's
program. for the near future.
Mrs. Walls was recently called
TO Florida, on account OF the Illness
of her daughter.
Miss Ola Baker. OF Detroit. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Jessie b.
Burns. on California avenue.
Read the ne-Independent
each week
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"a true copy
FRANK +. BONHOWSKI
Deputy Clerk
ATTORNEY WILLIS NJ. GRAVES
1921 ~. Antoine street
Nuu.har DoC 100

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir.
cult Court for the County OK Wayne, In
Chancery.
ETHEL ROBINSON. Plaintiff, versus
HAROLD ROBINSON. Defendant.
AT session OF said Court held on the
nth day OF April A. u. 1884
Present Hon. DEWITT II MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
II appearing TO this court from affi-
davit on file that after diligent search
and inquiry having been made to find the
defendant. Harold Robinson, and II not
heng ascertained In what State or
country the defendant resides;
on motion OF Wills NJ Graves. At
torney for the plaintiff. 1T is OH. ERED
that he appear and answer the Bill Of
Complaint filed In ths cause within
three months from the date OF this or
der. or said bill will he taken az con-
fessed and that this order be served or
published as required by law in a news
paper printed. published and circulating
in aid county.
Dewitt II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
II. ID. Lewis
Deputy Clerk
t-2s-34
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. LAWYER
EnEa


Number 222 ,803
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
LOTTIE KRUPP. Plaintiff. versus
LOUIS KRUPP. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held In the
County Building In the City OF Detroit on
the 3rd day OF April A. ID. 1894
Present the Hon. HOMER FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge.
1t satisfactorily appearing by affida-
Wit on file that the said defendant re-
sides at 63sl Mortified. Detroit. Michi-
gan. and that summons could not be
served upon him because he Is conceal
ed and hidden within this state;
II Is ordered that the said defendant
appear aud answer the Bill OF Complaint
filed In this cause within three months
from the date OF this order or said Bill
may be taken as confessed against him,
and that this order be published ac-
.xording TO law and ropy thereof mail
ed to the said defendant nj his last
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
Frank Il. Bonkowslti
Deputy Clerk
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CHAs CAMPBELL. Lawyer
265l Grntiot Ave.

NO. 2y536O
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
SAMUEL ELEY. Plaintiff. VS.. LENA
ELEY. Defendant
ORDER PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held In the
County Building In the city OF Detroit
On the 10th day OF AsrIl A. D.. 1894.
Present The Hon. Dewitt H. Merriam.
Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by affida-
VII on file that the said Defendant ~
not a resident OF the State OF Michigan.
but resides at 236 +. Onley Road, NOR
folk. Virginia.
IL liz ordered that the said Defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF com
plaint filed in this Cause within three
months from tho date OF this oruer
or said Bill may DO taken as CONFESS
ed against her and that this order be
published according TO law and a COPY
hereof mailed TO the said Detehuane
"a her last known address
DEWITT II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK L. BONKOWSkl
Deputy Clerk.
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PIPER AND GOLDEN

JONES. PIPER AND GOLDEN
Attorneys AT Law
1906 Randolph. Suite 3el
No. 226g83
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chanccry.
William Small. Plaintiff. VS. Ethel
Small. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session OF the said Court held
at the Court House In the City OF De-
trolt in said County OF Wayne and State
OF Michigan on the .6th day OF April, A.
-. 1884. Present. Honorable Dewitt ii.
Merriam. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit show
Ing that II cannot be ascertained in what
state OF County the Defendant resides
and that her whereabouts IL unknown
and on motion of Jones, Piper and
Golden attorneys for Plaintiff herein.
II Is ordered that the said Defendant
enter her appearance In this cause on
or before three months from the date
OF this order or the Bill OF Complaint
may be taken as confessed; that n copy
Of this order be published within forty
days after the date first above written
NJ required by law In the Tribune In
dependent or copy thereof served upon
the Defendant AT her last known place
OF residence by registered mail.
DEWITT II MERRIAM
circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK f. BONKOwsKI
Deputy CLERK 5-s-3A
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Last week brought changes II
the journalistic world OF Detroit
II was definitely decided that tn
two leading race weekiics conbin,
their forces in the siEcrre cfforI
TO produce a Ercator paper than
'illrr 'Jl'l represent alone he
Hm;ramrk stat OF The formc,
World will remain intact ~ i'Dra-
scn;aiives of ,he Tribune ndcprn
dent, as follows. LEROY 6 White
Hamtramck eriior and manage"
Louise Ia. ris. associated "ditni
Leonard Trou'man, circulation;
Marion NJ. shepard clerk
The Worl |. during lis publica-
ton, orSanizcd clubs among The
young people Of the city, known rs
Joyiai .unicrs. The work OF these
clubs will h. continued. With
Leonard Troutman in charge.
We ask the people OF llan.lramck
and other sections OF Greater De
irnit 10 give their continued CO.
operation
he policies of the former ne
trou World sill goes on in Ham
tramck. though the Tribune lnde-
rendent Through The efforts OF
his paper We hope a race repre-
sentative may be appointed To the
civic Pride Associations Year
Round Clean-Up Committee. The
committee is composed of city Of
ficials. prominent church and
business leaders.
Quinn Chapel 4. VI. +. ChHrch
Quinn Chapel enjoyed the clos
ing of successful rally. May -.
Ii was sponsored by the trustees of
the church. The speakers were the
Rev. Rhonenee, Of st. Paul Church
and Ex-senator Charles Rox-
borough Representing the invited
city officials was Arthur Sutton,
clerk Of registrations in the office
If city Clerk Raymond +. Maty-
MAX
Rev. J. f. Fowler OF Muskegon,
Mich Is conducting revival at the
church.
Louis Harris and Leroy White,
of the Hamtramck office OF the
une-Independent, were recent
ly admitted to the Quill and
Scroll. a national honorary society
for journalistic writer's. The hon
ors were conferred at the spring
session, when writer's were rated
In Chicago.
A kerosene lamp explosion caus-
ed a fire which seriously damaged
the home OF Arthur Turner, 1910
Yemans street. May 80. No one
was at home. when the blaze oc-
CURED.
Henry Scott 5O7O Yemans, SAT
fered skull fracture. when hit
by an auto. May 30. He is a nephew
OF A. Turner.
The Big -Four Social Club gave
a dance at International Hall, May
80.
The Hamtramck Cotton Club
was a gay spot Wednesday May
30. and Sunday. June 3. Many OF
Hamtramck and Detroit's socialites
attended both affairs.
Leola Robinson. Fl Detroit, spent
Wednesday. visiting East Side
friends. She was formerly a men,
Der OF the Del Rio Social Club.
Roger Pine. 1859 Dyar, a stu
dent OF Hamtramck High. gradual
ed with the fourth highest average
93.S. Twelve other students
graduated from this school.
Mrs. A Scott. OF st. Aubin, IL
convalescing AT her home.
Continued on page 8
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JONES PIPER and GOLDEN
Attorneys -.
1905 Randolph ST.. SUITE sSi


STATE OF MICHIGAN. In tne "
cult Court for the County OF wayne -"
S"WIRi.Es DANLEY. Plaintiff va
rNEZ DANI.EY Defendant.
Al N session OF tho said Court heiu ~
the Court House In the CITY OF Dse,o,s'
countv of Wayne and state OF hicnisan
on the i5th day OF May. a. -. lsss.
Present Honorable Lester .. Mo'| III
cult Judge. ,os.v,, shov-
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT snow
ins that the said defendant. lnez DAT.
iev cannot be located In the City o.
Detroit. County OF Wayne and state o.
u,cbiean but that her Last known al
dress was ss622 Cherry street. inkster'
TT rs ORDERED that the said DE-
fendant fnez Daniey enter her appear
ance in the above entitled cause TOT
Divorce on or before three months from
the date 81 this order or the BIZ OF
Complaint may be taken as confessed.
and that the said order be punished
IA required by law In the Detroit Al
vertieor or copy thereof served upon
the defendant at .esa2 cherry street.
rnkster. Michigan or at her last known
place OF residence nv registered mail.
LESTER g. MOLL
; Circuit Judge
"a trre convi
FRANK y pONROwsK1
neprfv Cierk
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eTD~Fy N rt.AEK
,ttoruey -At-LLaw

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Cir
nit Court FOR the County OF Wayne. In
Chanrerv
cFrrrr W HALL. Plaintiff. vs..
GEOpCr " NALL. Defendant.
Al seaslon Of the said Court held
IN the Courtroom IN the Wayne County
RuItfir~ ritv ~ Detroit. County OF
WAYNE ana state Of Michiran on the
~ dav ~ ,rrii A. ID. faat. Present;
HonorsNie Wary ". Keidan. Circuit
JUDGE
n .pearingn from the AFFIDAVIT on
Gle that the above named defendant.
Ceorrs " Vail r. not resident ~ the
CITY ~ petrosf and state ~ Nichisrn.
hut do~s reside ~ sres Fast fnoth street
IN tre Cuv ~ cleveland and state OF
n 4. nrser~d that the said defendant
enter ~. srresrrrre ~ said clu-r IN
or he<~r~ ,~-~e ~, months from the dstr
az ,Nsr 0~<~- ~ r~sf mn ~ CnmriHirf
wu, Ne tere- ~ r~nfesr~d, that snif mr.
s~r Ne ~we,s~Nef W = o~wsrsper rrfnt~1
and ruh,,-hcd N the CITY OF petro" ana
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. LAWYER
2651 Gratiot

Nunbtf N<ts 90
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court OF Wayne. In chancery.
WINIFRED MCCOY. Plaintiff. versus
WILLIAM MCCOY, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held In
the County building In the city OF De-
troit on the 10th day OF April A. ID. 1894
Present the Hon. Dewitt III. MEk-
RAM, Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by affida-
VT on file that the said defendants resi-
dence is unknown and cannot be ascer-
tained after dillgent inquiry.
IL u ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Complaint
filed In this Cause within three months
from the date OF this order or said Biil
may be taken as confessed against him
and that this order be published accord
ing TO law and copy thereof mailed 10
the said defendant at his last known
address.
DEWITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
A TRUE copy
Frank f. Ronkowski
Deputy Clerk
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HENRY II. TARRANT, Atty.
f05 Gratiot Avenue

NJ. Ssshlk
STATE or MICHIGAN In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne. in
Chanccry.
LORRIANE LUCAS. Plaintiff va
ROBERT LUCAS, Defendant
AT "A session Of the Circuit Court held
at the cour; House In the city of De-
troit. County OF Wayne and state OF
Michigan on the goth day OF April. 1894.
Present; The Hon. Harry B. Keidan.
Circuit Judge
In this ease IL appearing by affi-
davit on file that the Defendant Rob-
ert Lucas. cannot be served by process
Issued out of this Court ms he II not a
resident of the State OF Michigan. but
that hen ow resides in the City OF
Chatham. province OF ontario. and
Dominion OF Canada.
on motion OF Henry II. Tarrant. At
torney for Plaintiff
II is Ordered that the Defendant, Rob-
ert Lucas. appear and answer the Bill
OF Complaint filed in this cause within
three months from the date of this Or
der or the said Bill viii be taken as
confessed. and that this Order be pub
lished as required by law and copy
be mailed by registered mail to the last
known address OF the said Defendant
HARRY b. KEIDAN
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK +. BONHOwsKI
Deputy Clerk
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torney for the plaintiff. Priscilla Riley
II In ordered that the defendant appear
and answer the Bin OF Complaint filed
In this Court within thee months from
the date OF this order sale Bill viii
be taken AS confessed. and that a copy
OF said order be sent TO the last known
address OF said defendant by registered
mail. and In case no Registered Return
Receipt signed by the defendant In re-
coived that this order De published as
required by law.
LESTER s. MOLL
Circuit Judge
a true copy
FRANK Il. BOSKOWStst
Deputy Clerk
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NO. i97s35
STATE OF MICHIGAN

County OF Wayne 60, ,or
A. session OF the Probate Court Io'
sa,d county OF Wayne. held at the rI ~,
hate Court Room In the city OF De'nos' ,
IN the tenth day OF May In tnc yea,
ono thousand nine hundred ana th,S
sour present Edward Command 'uose
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Lo az
solomon. Deceased. ON reading anu 49,
H. The petitlon OF Mary solomon pray
49,, ,ha, administration OF said estate
ha granted TO herself or some otn''
S"i =, "a ordered That tho twenty first
a,v Of June. next at ten o'clock IN tno
forenoon at said Court ROOT.
nolnted Tor hearing said petitior :.
And II is further ordered. ina,
COPY OF this order be pubiisheu ' ,,ree
s socS weeks previous to said .'ns
~ hearing. in the Detroit. ihdepenu'u T..
,"wspapcr printed and circulating III
said county of wayne. ,.~n
Judge OF Probate
"a true copy
EIkETT BRUCE
,outy Probate Register