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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11

Theodore 3. Griffith, Mrs. Frederic
M. Ayres, Mrs. William MacGregor
Morris, Mrs. Elsa Painter Haerle
and Skiles Test were others who
had afternoon tea at the museum.
The tea table was worthy of be-
ing reproduced as a still life with
punches of Tokay and finger grapes,
apples and pomegranets arranged
on English ivy forming runner
down the long table, lighted with
tapers in brass candelabra. The
china was green and the other APP
pointments in brass.
SO we'll did Miss Evelyn Cham
bers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs D.
Laurence Chambers, observe po-
litical and governmental theory
during her student days at VasSar
College, that she was chosen by the
Indiana League of Women Voters
as its executive secretary. Now a
friend of the Indianapolis League is
donating Miss Chambers services
to the local group in campaigning
for trained public personnel. So
after serving the Indiana League
for the year, she is to give the In
dianapolis League the benefit of her
extensive studies.
Propylaeum Club members are to
play contract bridge Wednesday
morning at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Fletcher Hodges, social committee
chairman. is to have Mesdames
Carl Walk, H. A. o. Speers and
BranSford Clarke as her assistant
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Berry Cooper is to come
from Anderson to be hostess chair
man for the Indianapolis Athletic
Club bridge party tomorrow She
is to be accompanied by Mesdames
H. W. Gante, Ralph Seabury, Robert
Waltz and Charles Gross. Mrs. Day.
ton Fertig is to be another out-of-
town hostess.
Others who have been preparing
for the party are Mes3ames A. R.
Jones. e. G.. Delgado, II. 6 King
c, T. Spriggs, Gilbert Butler, j. A.
Brewer, H. j. McDargh, A. Z. Dorsey
and Lee F. Harris.
Mrs. James Watson and her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Mahaffey
Jr., are to have luncheon tomorrow
for Miss Betty Wallerich who is to
be married to Frederick Charles
Pier Thursday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wal
lerich.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11

among dSSOCIdIlOH members welcoming FSlIOIS MIS-
Donald Madison assisting and she arrived with Mr.
Mattison, director of the John Heron Art School.
A metallic studded girde circled the Waistline of
Mrs. Mattsons black crepe dress which had long bell
sleeves, edged with bands Of peatng similar to
that ct the skirt hem. Mrs. Wilbur D. Peat chat
ting with guests and Mr. Peat museum director moved
among the guests answering their questions about the
museum gvinter program.
DR.. and Mrs. Ali KuG Khan and their daughter
Hamiedeh whose collection Persian treasures has
been display at L. s. Ayres & Co for several weeks,
came TO visit the group of American paintings
William Ray Adams with Mrs Adams who was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
Art Association Exhibits, Teas
Deserve Place on Social Calendar
Members and Artists Attend Seven Cities
Showing, Opening Winter Season at John
Heron Museum Yesterday Afternoon.
By BEATRICE BURGAN

IN paternng social life for Sunday afternoons would ad
wise accepting invitations the Art Association exhibitions
The John Heron The yesterday
afternoon when the Seven Cities exhibition
lovers. Slas
Irvingon who appreciated display
Charles Latham
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11

Mrs. Frederick Gallagher is as
sisting in making arrangements
for the benefit bridge party of the
Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi
Beta Phi Sorority Saturday, Nov.
%, in VIM. H. Block Co. auditor
ium,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11

Miss Bertha Leming, public
schools social service supervisor, is
to talk on Security Bill in Con-
nection With Children's Work" at
the Marion County Democratic
Womens Club tomorrow in the
Washington. Mrs. Smiley N.
Chambers is to preside.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
JUVENILE SOFT
 DRINK BUSINESS
 BOOMING TODAY
Energetic Youngsters Op- ening Up Lemonade Dis
 pensaries, Front Street

The bright sunshine and warm weather of the last four days is thought to be responsible for an epidemic of juvenile soft drink dispensaries which has broken out on Front Street.
 Helen Miller, Il, Violet Paul Il, and Tina Lepetich, 10la, are pioneers in the sidewalk refresh ment business. They began opera tions on Wednesday and have set up their stand each day in diff ferent location on Front Street be- tween Franklin and Seward Theil equipment consists of small homemade table covered by 8 fresh white cloth, two large bot ties of the drinks being sold-one red and one green-at l, 2, 3. anC 5 cents glass, soda fountain straws, glasses of various sizes, g bouquet of wild flowers and a smal pewter dish originally intended fol tcothpicks which serves as a casl register. An audit of the firms as. sets this morning disclosed 38 cent: in cash. The three young business and professional women stated thai they have averaged earnings o1 from 50 cents to one dollar eacl
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since the firm started operations. Today their stand was located at the entrance to passageway be- tween the Silver Fox Barber Shop and the Juneau Ice Cream Parlor, the latter being their source of ice supply. 's.;s as1
 Another dispensary. located in the entrance to a vacant store next to the First National Bank, in business at that address yesterday and today, is owned and managed by Alice Powers, 10, and June Powers, l2. The Powers sisters re- ported gross sales totalling S3 cents at noon today, and stated that 62 cents was taken in at. their estab- lishment yesterday. Jennie McRob- erts, l5, at the same, location, handles line of home made. fudge at five cents per portion. { Miss McRoberts expected to exceed her yesterdays sales--75 cents '. before closing up shop today, as she had taken in 52 cents at noon today At the Powers sisters soft drink stand prices ranged from 1 to Z cents, depending on the size of the class.
 Shortly before noon today mascu- line competition entered the field Bob Chaney, l2, opened a dis pensary on the sidewalk near tho entrance to the Juneau Drug Store with two assistants, Gene and Troy Erwin. Manager Chaney stated tha' salaries for the sales staff, the '. year old Erwin twins, depended en. tirely upon future sales The Chan ey-Erwin establishment puts out large glass of lemonade or a ret beverage of unknown origin on { straight 5-cents-a-glass basis.
 The newest development in tn soft drink fielF is the mobile uni organized by Robbie Helgeson, 1( who has outfitted his coaster wag
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
NEW BOOKS !
 AT LIBRARY


 Among the interesting new books put on the shelves of the Juneau Public Library, and now ready for distribution, are the following: By Bromfield-"T The Man Who Had Everything
 Williams-"S Small Town Girl Grey-"Thunder Mountain" Abbott Stranger in The House. , Bagl1old-"National Velvet" Linklater-t' 'Ripeness.g Hoyd-aRoll River" R0wer- Trouble Rides the Wind. CObb--.sPat of Glory s a Carroll-"A Few Foolish Ones" NyahpngaTsThe Story of An Af- rican Chief"
 Brofnfield-FThe Farmer In the Dell" $ Two new mystery stories. Among the non-fiction books there are the following. Collier-"The Reign of Soapy Smith
 Bsnkson- -'.The Klondike Nugget ' Huhhard--M h, You Mala- nutessn se eBurns-"Tombstone."
 WinefieldsStratford-"New Minds for Old"
 Angell-"Peace and the Plain Man.
 Cooner-s'Ten Thousand Public Enemies
 Werher-'P Privileged Characters. Neshitt-" Hell-hole Of Creation. :
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Couple Treads
 Memory, Trail at GaMen 4,,nipersary

Memories of Norway, of the jour- ney to the United states.many years ago and of the ventlresome small boat trip to Gastineall Channel from Seattle In 1898 win be revived at the Twelfth Street home Of MT. ana Mrs, P. A, Anderson. The Andersons, with friends from Douglas and Ju- ncau will reelebhate their Golden Wedding anniversary. s < ias
 THe story was told today by an atgnaintance how Afiderson built a boat in Seattle and sailed her to Queen: Charlotte Sound where the craft was wrsckesas That didn't phase her ownsr d titaGhe just re- Euilt the wreckage into smaller ship and continued the voyage 7
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
CLICKS RETURN
 FROM VACATION

J. E. Click, chief clerk and dis barsing officer fnr the Bureau of Indian Affairs, returned to. Juneau today aboard the rnotorship North land rom Seattle He was accom- panied by hts wife and Varee chil- dren, Carl, Audrey and Mefpin. ..
 The Clicks concluded a .lthree- month vacation trip in the States by their arrival here. They had talk en an automobile and toured the Pacific Coast, Mex ic e, southern states and the Atlantic Coast, re- turning west via s northern route
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
COMPLETE THANKING
 OF DOUGLAS BRIDG GE

Laying of planking on the new Douglas Island bridge has been completed and it is expected that work on the fill will be started in about week, according to, Ike R. Taylor, Chief Engineer Of i, the, Al- aska Road Commission. It is neces- sary to wait until the new pave ment is opened on lover Front Street so that trucks can use it m hauling rock from the mine to the fill.
 It probably will be late in octo. Der before the work is finishee as 1t will be necessary, to surface the road from the bridge. to Doug. las after the fill Is made, ( ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
FAIR AUTOMOBILE
 AWARD ARRIVES

That automobile award at the southeast Alaska Fair. doesn't seem so far away today. ,. ..s.'s...
 The deluxe Plymouth sedan, phr- chased by the Juneau Volunteer Fire department as the award prize, ar- rived this morning from Seattle on the motorship Northland. The Fair VIII be held September II, l2, la and IA. mus
 The order for the automobiie pas paced through the McGaul Motors Company. . aa gogsst.,.
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First Church of Christ,
 Scientist {

Sunday services -;ii ae held q Il am. in the First Church ol Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fsftt end Main Streets. The subject will be, Spirit" ma 4.a 9a.
 l0:0o am.-Sunday School.
 Wednesday. 8:OO pm. ---s Testi. monial meeting. N
 Christian Science Reading .Roon n church building. This room j' spen to the public "wednesday afternoons from 2:30 to 1.
 w The public n cordially invited ( attend these services ana ssisit ths reading room. .... .,s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
JACKIE HAWKES. HAS
 PARTY ON BIRTHDAY

A birthday party in honor of Master Jackie Hawkes., was given this afternoon by his mother. Mrs Jack Hawkes.. at their home. It was Jackie's tenth birthday.
 After delightful birthday lunch con, the entire party attended the movies.
 Guests were: William Goodman Beverly Lievers, Rodney, Donald and Irene Williams, and Vincent Moder.
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Ghurth Hut,ou,lcttututs

burden upon the Lord, and He shall sustain thee, He shall never suffer the righteous to be moved
 ll;30 a.nn--Bihle School. Lesson Martha fA Home Makur). Jesus loved Martha, and her sister, and Lazarus, John ll;la. :.
 7'so p.m-7 Evening service under the leadership ofttthe Youns Peo- pie. Topic, Ancient Wisdom for Present Day Problems ' ssBetterl is a little. with righteousness, than great revenues with injustice 0A cordial invitation is given tu attend these services ana worship with us.
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Northern Light Presbyterian
 Church .,a.
Franknn at Fourth

Franknn at Fourth REy. JOHN A. QLASSE, Minister Mrs. Trevor Davis, Organist Where Welcome and Worship
 s Meet" l0.00 a.m.-Sunday School i0:6o to HOO a.m.-Organ Mo- nents.
 ll.o0 am. = Morning worship. See our advertisement elsewhere In this paper.
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STOCK PRICES TAKE UPWARD
 SHOOT TODAY
Rails and Utilities Take ' Lead. in Carrying < . Other Issues

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-=- Rails and utilities were again in the fore front today at the short session of the New York Stock Exchange. These two issues took the market cn an upward push.
 Specialties and other groups par ticipated in a general rise.
 Profit taking was noticed here and there and failed to do more than to hold advances idown s to moderate proportions.fs ses . .ssde
 Today's close was firm. sse a,t...
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
PAA FAIRCHILD
 MAKES 2 FLIGHTS

E. J. Bath was passenger to Sitka, and Gertrude M. Treanor and Beatrice F. Seagar were round- trip passengers on the flight to Sit- ka and return aboard the PAA Fair child flown by Alex Holden with flight mechanic Lloyd Jarman.
 On an earlier flight D. c. Sharp stone was passenger to Tulsequah aboard the sFairchild.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL
 AT DOUGLAS IS TO BE
 PAINTED ;BIDS ASKED

The Government school in Doug las will soon have a new coat of paint. Mrs. Rose Davis, in charge of the school for the Office of Indian Affairs, announced today that bids or the painting contract will be opened in the school building at 80 pm. on August l9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
METHODIST PARTY e
 HELD LAST NIGHT

Sponsored by the Epworth Leagilc an enjoyable shadow social was held in the Methodist church last evening. Purpose of the party was to raise funds to paint the parsol- age and reports. today indicated the job would soon be underway as money enough was Iom hand fto buy the paint, sxts.a " sA 1Es
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MRS. N'NAudHroN TRAVELS

Mrs. Guy McNaughtpi, wife of the cashier at the B. M Behrends Bank, accpmpapied by her daugh- ter, Miss Mary Jean, left Oh the mctorship Northland for sitka The pair will sepnd weeks vacation, at Sitka Hot Springs at Goddard.
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Metropolitan Methods, Eplscopal Church
FouFth and Seward strests

Fourth and Seward Streets
 Q. |. KENDALL, Pastor l0:30 a.m.-Church School.
 ll:i5 am.-Morning worship. 7:3o p.m.--Epworth League, Rosa Danner, President.
 8:l5 p.m.=-Eyening service. At the evening service MT James Lynam will speak. His subject will be Religion on the Job" The young people of the church will furnish the special music .. ,.fs The public is cordially invited to all of these services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
MRS. MANAHAN LEAVES

Mrs Wy. Manahan, wife of the assistant manager of the North land Transportation Company. ac- eompanied by her two sons, Robert and Dick left Juneau on the North land for Seattle She had been wis., iting here with her sister, Mrs. wini- fred Jones, co-owner of the Jones' Stevens Shop. et@, as,
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HsthsI tsalscqstsl Assembly

CHARLES C. rKh5ONEUs.
 ss5s. Pastor. Sunday services:
 il.00 am. - Morning worship Sermon by the pastor
 Ia Noon--Bible School. Classes for all.
 800 pm -- A Baptismal Service will be held on the beach at Mrs. Costigan's, on Glacier Highway, near the greenhouse.
 Tuesday and Friday. 7:45 p.m.- Gospel services. E
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Catholic Church { 1S Church of the Nativity ofs the Blessed V. M. Juneau

Fiftn ana noid Btreets REV VIM. Q. LevAsSEuR. s.J. E st, e.fs. Pastor
 Tenth Sunday after Pentecost. Sunday Masses:
 500 an, Holy Mass and In. structipn..
 loiaa a.sn High Mass and ser mon, B en dtction n of the Most Blessed Sacrament Immediately fol lowing mass 's;isr 7A :, No evening devetions.
 Week-day, Massess s.s
 800 am. -Daily Mass. DAYS. OF SPECIAL DEVOTION Monday, August ls4-Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Mary. Thursday, August 22-Dctaye oi the Assumption. 5aturdAE August 24-Feast of St Bartholomew, the Apostle,
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MRS. RoEHR TRAVELS

Mrs. Carl j. Roenr, the mother of Mrs. Robert Ellis, is round-trip passenger on the steamer North western from Seattle. Mrs. Ellis is tho wife of Pacific Alaska Air. ways pilot stationed at Ketchikan.
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MRS. RICE LEAVES

D Mrs Rice, who has been visiting here with Mrs. Ira Tucker, left Ju- neau for Seattle -ono the Northland Mrs. TuskeEs her sister, also took passage on the Northlsnd for. Pe- tershnrg, si.y. assis,.d eate t.s,
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GUEST OF GOV. TROY ss
 DEPARTS FOR SOUTH

Fred '. Rowlands, friend of many years standing pf GOV. John <. W
 Troy, left on the Prince Robert this morning for the south. Since he arrived on the ' Robert north bopnd. until his cdenRrtqra today
 MT. RoWlahds fwas { gsiss af udv- ernqr| House: HAS fsnIDgf
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< CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK. Aug. iF.-- Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is IS, American Can l4ess,4 American Power and Light 9ss, Anaconda l8, Bethlehem Steel 36a, General Motors 43, Interna- tional Harvester ss R. Kenneeott 22, United States Steel 44ass Schenley Distilleries 34ss.
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ABBtRDR kEAVRs

sSws e. Walts auditor from lRAshz tngtdn n D. Hho has been hste for a f1aenth sns connection with Eorest aSfyicfss wqrk, ,isfts Jlapeau on the Nathiand flor return to his home office. .ssar ron, .see5 '
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Notices for chi. church column must be received by The Empire not later than ie o'clock Saturday morning to gliarantee change of sermon topics. etc.
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RADIoPHoNEs succEssrtH,

Hadiophone test s5 of the flew equipment on the Forester, rkr-
 est Service vessel, are proving es- pecially successful according to 6. H. .Fqory, Regional Forester. This morning MT. Flory was in con tact with the ship by radiophone while 1t was off Berners Bay and the reception was excellent, he said. Y9la s,4i. < lt s7F2a W Ws''
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Seventh Day Adventisis

You are invited to attend serv. ices, Sabbath, August 24, at th' Bible Chautauqua Building, corner Second and Seward streets.
 1000 a.m.--Sabbath School.
 l1:00 a.m.-Bible Study.
 Tuesday, August 20, at pm Prayer meeting
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Communion Service the first Sunday of each month.
 Everyone cordially invited to all these ,,erviceS Radio service over KINY- Sunday afternoon at 200 o'clock.
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BOYLE ARRIVES. .

J F Boyle, Union Oil Company Representative, arrived here from 3 southiastg Alaska hort on the North. land. @ssssss
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; EARLY MORNING. Br.AzK :

The Juneau Fire Department was called out at g. o'clock this morn. ing to extinguish "a small sbiaze in 2 house in the Indian Village. Very little damage is reported. .si VI Asl
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. |

kechikan clear 50; Wrangel clear, 55 clear 56 Soapstone Point partly cloudy 50 Athop skagway clear 46 Seward clear 5 Cordoya clear, 5l Copper River Mccarthy clear chorage cloudy 4s Fairbanks rn 50S Nenana Springs cloudy 54 Tanana partly cloudy 54 Nulato Kaag clear A. Unalaklee clear 50 Ruby partly cloudy, 52.
 sses4{ WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 Low baromeric pressure prevailed coast of Vancouver Island the Valley the AeItan Islands while high Ocean in the vicinity of Midway and reported over Vancouver Island Se Alaska from Kodiak westward to the Ale
 1t was warmer last night overthe upper Yukon leys. sssss ss4, gf.sxaa4 saa&
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MS. ECKsTEfN TRAvELs.

Mrs. L. M. Eckstein, whose hus- band is the head of national bak- cry concern, is round -tripper on the Prince Rupert. She is a resi- dent of Uplands, Cal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
TO SITKA

MT, and Mrs. Vincent Soboloff are passengers from Seattle to~ sitka on the Northland@ Soeoioff iasmanAger of the, Kootznahoo Trading Com pany at Angoon. sa;T .e..e'51 =
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS
ATTENTION MOOSE

All members are requested to meet at the Moose Hall at 12:sO pm. Sunday. (sharp) to attend the funeral of our late Brother Tony Tezak.
 E, J. GIOVANETTI, ,sa adv. Dictator.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
PLANE AT FAIRBANKS

[ Inc EAA, Fairehld plane which left Juneau at noon yesterday, floEn sthy Alex Holden with flight peehataic Lloyd Jarman, arrived in Eaifnaflks last night at 7:45 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
NEW CHEF. TERNINAL

Mr.eand Mrs. Homer 2. Richards, of Seattle, arrived ca the Nnrthland and arereststered atstte Aaastipeau Hossl-i Richards has been engaged asuchef q the Ferminal...sa ss :
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CARD OF THANKS

We express our sincere thanks and gratitude for the kind acts shown us and the, expressions of sympathy offered us by our many friends over the loss of our beloved husband and father.
 MRS. JERRY CASHEN adv. AND FAMILY
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Holy Trinity cntheeral

THE ". REV. UfzSEIFs R. RICE
 as.a Dean. A8is
 500 a.m.--Holy Communion.
 HOO a.ms-Mornings Prayer and Sermon. x, i...
 Evening service at Douglas ;. The Sunday School will resume regular sessions on the first Sum day'in September s.,as 'sssass':s Visitors welcome at all services. <. REV Ns sT7-T 57- tss3 s,sd.N
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M INEEf M IN7NN 3as'I F77Es77TfF on with beverage supplies and patrols the downtown streets. Bob bio IseAs7 his, product forytbe mod est price of lkscent per e1dally modea sized glass; ssM sslEJTfl
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MBATHs HERE

MT. and Mrs. F. B. McBath, resi- dents of Portland, Ore, arrived here on the Prince Rupert from Van couver, B. c.
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l lCUNNINGHAMS : RETIJRN, [ {

# zCuNN1NOHAMSsa RETURN
 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cunningham returned to Ketehikan from Seattle on the Northnsstern Cunningham is associated with as salmon packing consern.e sfaseza ', soe Nort,,'sr !,
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STREET CLEANING horrCa,

Front Streetg from City Dock to the Al tram will be closed to all traffic. except emergency cases, from 3 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sunday account paving operations.
 I. GOLDSTEIN. --adv. Mayor.
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JAHNKE TO kETCHIKAN
 Ed Jafinks, seputtlest rAlaska guide, left Jlheausefor Ketchiksn on the NorthlAnd. ,lisS oceg hssS
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]. LFRDM FIETERAlANTxRuRG.

Nse 4S ikA1 As AA44u hG |
 4 Miss p. Bath, resident of niet- ermantzhurg, South Africa, is a roundstrir passsnges frnn lvancou- vers P. c,,sson the steamer Prince Rupert sia bead q s nai,otal s,sis {.
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The salvation Army

Sunday services. Public service. at 2:30 pm. Sunday School 500 to TOO pm. Public service at 7;3o' pm.
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.. DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, JMles syerages. s1sna'w
 Industriais l2786, rails 36.s8, utili- ties 2s.l8. LIANT NsgsIaF
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First Presbyterian Church

DAVID wAGoONER. Ministsr
 10:30 a.m.--Morning Service. Sub ject, Burden Bearing. Cast ths
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Rcsurrection Luthcran Church { ,:-- --- 1. gs.sy -. Corner z. 1nizcS ,A,s1 sSTaiF street.
 REV. ERLING K. OLAFaON, elee x Pastorss U

felI's &p FIlttiuly VuQruu
 lo'00 ann Sunday School will be conducted in the form, of a Chil- dren's service. There will be no roll called.
 1l:00 a.m.-Morning Service Ser mon on the Gospel Lesson for the Ninth Sunday after Trinity. The public is welcome at al services.
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THE WEATHER

tBy the U. s. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at n Fair tonight and Sunday; gentle variable
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong 70. 80 ,,.- . ME
,-,oiitb CONNIE found on Parker-sv north
.rtne Stevens sol EnGlish-ay. Chevrolet
coach found in rear OF g S. Sta;e-aN.
stunned OF four tlreS.