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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
LoURING ARRIVES

K. Louring, agent for the Pacific Eottlers Supply Company, arrived here from Petersburg on the Aleu- tian. He will leave soon for visit tc Valdez.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
MRS. GEORGE IS DEAD

Mrs. Jimmie George died from a heart ailment at the Government Hospital at 8 o'clock this morning. No funeral arrangements have been announced. The remains are at the c. w. Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
MRS. BLAKE HERE

Mrs. E. J, Blake, wife of, the owner of the Special Delivery, re- turned to Juneau aboard the North Sea from Seattle, where she has visited for month. M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
fish streams and vast areas for

fish streams and vast areas fol hunting.
 The United States in line with its historic policy, disregarded the property rights of these Natives and by it's general land laws threw all such lands open to settlers under the general homestead laws and the trading and manufacturers site acts. The Indians were reduced tc the lands actually under foots such as actual villages. and houses. The fishing grounds were taken from them by laws giving everybody the right to fish.
 These Natives recognize that it would be impossible and also unjust to demand back the lands and fish ing rights so taken and so by this bill they ask that the National Government recompense them for this loss of property. This bill now permits them to enter such a suit in the Court of Claims.
 This suit will be very expensive and will take perhaps seven years to complete according to other suits of the same kind. The Natives have adopted plan whereby the local camps of the Alaska Native Broth erhood will be the unit of organ ization, collecting, reimbursable, ten dollars from each adult Indian, en- rollment, and bureau of informa- ton.
 When the suit is successful. the amount recovered will be held by the United States in trust to be ex- pended by requisition of the various tribes for projects of their own ap- proved by the Secretary of the Inr terior. It is expected that this fund will be the basis of organizing small canneries, mines, and other industrial plants
 The A-N.B. has appointed William L. Paul it's attorney to direct this litigation and undoubtedly he will employ other assistants such as as sociate counsel, investigators, sur Veyors, office help. This organiza- tion plans to begin it's active com paign this fall right after the fish ing season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
VISITS FRIENDS

To visit friends here, Miss Lenore Arnsberg arrived in Juneau from Seattle on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28

The Tlinget and Haida land claims bill which passed Congress and was approved by the President recently was first introduced in Congress in 1929. then again in 1881 and then by Delegate Dimond in 1883.
 Pronounced in one political cam paign by Attorney General Rust gard as being impossible" Delegate Dimond was able to preserve the es- ,sential demands of the TlingetS and Haidas of southeastern Alaska and yet meet the objections of the Federal Government until the bill is now a law.
 < In brief the bill is based upon the Allegation that when the Unit ed States bought Alaska from Rus sia in 1867, it bought the right to rule" and whatever property Russia actually owned, paying S7,200,00O for this. Russia, however, accord ing to these Natives, owned or pos ssessed virtually nothing of this vast country, most of which that na- tion had not even seen, such as the Prince Of Wales country. Every part of this country was in actual pos session, occupation and use of the Natives, such as the most valuable
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
TLINCET AND HAIDA CLAIMS
 BILL NOW UP
Bill Passes Congress, Presi.
 dent Signs Action to Be Started

(NOTE: In reply to request by The Empire for the A.N.B. views on the passing of the recent Tlinget and Haida land claim bill, the following article was submitted by William Paul, AN.B. attorney)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28

ALAsKAs PROSPERITY CHAIN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
The Weafher
LOCAL DATA
fBy the U. s. Weather Bureau,

TUT sue1u Ehu Fscan's' begInnng at June 28: Showers tonight Saturday partly cloudy gentle variable winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT s A. M-

Wrangl cloudy 53 Radoyle Alhorp cloudy, Yakutat cloudy Fairbanks 62 Nenana clear 6o Hot Springs part cloudy 6o Panama part cloudy Kaltag 53 Unalakleet cloudy 4s Ruby, part cloudy part cloudy, 5s
 a'af aa aSst} WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 with of Ketchikan the mouth entire Territory this This has attended moderate from Prince generally other
 ons of Alaska Light local showers falen the Pacific Nerthweste Little peratTe shown the Terrto this mornings reports
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28
FORMAL DANCE { TO CLOSE NAVY
 WELCOME FETE
Scottish Rite Temple Scene
 of Gala Affair at 1. o:30 Tonight

Continued from Page cne)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-28

SHOP IN JUNEAU!
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
polarDmmOe.

Ser SdiffsIeutnant Jiolu beoba9=
tete auf elmer electromagnetic i'm pos
larsebiete unter ieinen Sunben cine
Irt SeIbfregierung Dbne iebe 8eeinz
flufung bur9 Die WGrter Der Siere.
9iefe 9ebOrtsn CUR gstimorafe un6
fparen Orefiert, in GinaeIabteilungen
81 arbeiten. SroBbem banbelten lie
Bel genifen GeIegenbeiten alle az.
meinf4oftli6 unb f9einbor nod Sc
feBen, bic bas oIlgemeine 8efe au
li6ern beitimmt poren. Sic fannten
freili9 feline onbere Strcse, als ben
Sob.
Sn Der 3eit Der 0unfeI6eit DerIor
Jfala a4t 9unbe. Die i~pertbDIlen
Siere poren BON ibren genDFen qe.
tDtet tpOrben; bic onberen fiinf toas
rem ouf bas iunge gis eniflOGen unS
oa entfpeber umgetommen, ober fern
bonn 2agerpIdB BON Der iibriqen Meu=
te umgebra9t pprben. Sober 6unn
bate iibrigens einen Nomen, ouf ben
er bOrte. Mertniirbig erT6ien es,
ooB es, tpenn elmer Die iibrtqen at
rei5t batte, nur Elm Mittel CAB, i'm
Dor Der @ut Der anberen gu f9iiBen:
man brau6te i'm nur an cine Settle
gu legen, bann IieBen i'm feline Seinbe
ungef9oren. QeiDer paren Die .6lins
be, bic ii6 bic 5einbT9oft ibrer Sc
molten 5u5ogen, meiit Bic grDBten uni
trdftigiten Siere, Die 8ulIOoqqen unS
bic 8Orer. Sic mo9ten aber elmer
unterf6ieO beaiigIi9 Der 5dbere pon
erlittenen 8erIebungen. SyiaIa beoba9s
tete, baB fie einen ben Ropf ober ben
9etb treffenben 8iB lei9t Derqoben,
cine @erleBung Der 8eine lieBen Iis
Oogegen ni4t ungeitraft unb tDteten
ben 4ngreifer meift auf ber @teIIe,
unb gu Oiefer gretution b~ereiniqten
ii9 allie 3usebOrisen ibrer GaFe.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
Gin e@~ips ane isime 8OIssm.

DAB Stumme bur9 einea plDBIis
den S9red ole @prd@e pieoererIuns
gen, 1T pieberbolt borgetOmmen. Isl.
men Sail biefer Dirt eraGblt elm sSronts
furter aus eisener g%rfa6runA Die
fDIgt:
Meine S9neiter befu9te cine .4Ips
fferf9ule. Megen elmer NerfebIunq
Duroe bas trdntlide fdpo6e ainS
~tDrperli4 geitraft unb Is osrIot ins
fOlge Der bamit berbunbenen NuIre=
gung bic Spro9e unb mar Idnoere
3eit ftumm. Sd mar gu Iener 3eit
9bmnaiiaft. 9o Susenb betonnflid
feline Susenb bot unb i9 gona fi9er
cine Musnobme bon biefer @egel nidt
bilbete, 10 mar i'd in ben boI6en syIe=
geljobren natiirIi9 Bel elmer rsFrofn"z
8erbinbung. gines IaDnen MbenDs
fam i'd nun. iDie bas 10 sebt, sona
geb0rig bef9nipft nan 6aufe. Mein
alter 9err mar natiirli9 bon foIhem
2ebenstpanbel febr tpenig erbout unb
es feBte cine sebOrige @tanbpaute.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING brObte cine
fir mid unangenebme Men6unq au
nebmen. pesbaIb i9 mid in mein
3immer 5uriid5u5ieben niinf9te. Da
i@ bos eurOpdif9e @Iei9gepi1t midi
me6r baIten fOnnte, fudte i'd einen
StiiBpunft am Diem. Dem Ofen
sing ib bobei 10 trGftig 5u 2eibe,
baB i'd bas Sfenrobr ausriB unb biez
les pOlternb unb cine MuBpolte perz
breitenb in bic Stube fiel. Die Taz
mile iprans natiirli9 entfeBt ouf,
aud meme ftumme @9pefer, bic
nun Dor S9red f9reien unb anf@Iies
Benb fOfOrt aud fpre9en tonnte. sic,
pie mein Batter. lesnen j~eDenfoIIs,
penn ie es aud bes moraliT6en
prinaips tDegsn ME einseRanDen 6a=
ben, jenen vG9pips", Der - Bic
GbrIi9teit iiber alleS - Elm rRanp=
nensRauf4" NOR.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
Die saule i'm Sa6otem

Sn benz pe5t6nbelldnbi19en 9Drfz
den QieBop, cine feline babe Meile
peitli9 BON Nauen gelegen, ftebt mit=
ten i'm Dorfe gegeniiber Der Rir9e
Elm mG9tiger 8adofen NIT gerGumi=
ger @orballe, bic in friiberen 3eiten
febr Oerf9iebenen .3peden bienitbar
gemo9t nurbe; on ben 8adtagen
tauf6ten bort bic Jrolten bic oIlerz
neueiten Neuigteiten aus; in Der
NO9e no9 9finsften fertigten 3u=
peilen bic 9orfI90nsn bic @trGuBe
unO 8lumengepinOe fir bas 9ut=
f9ieben an, uno i'm 9erbIt tpurbe
Oiefer primitive r@emeinbeIaaI" BEL
Der 3uri9tung bes 5la9Ies benubt.
Seine 8Iite3eit erlebte er aber 1860,
als fuit Oas gan3e 9orf nit STRIDE
unb S6ule Elm &aub Der 6lammen
~getpprben mar.
LIN ben MiHensbrunnen Der D0rf=
li9en Sugenb ni9t berfiegen gu laHen,
berfammeIte Der 2e6rer feline 3Dez
hinge in Der @orballe bes 8adofens
unb poltete bort unter ben 19pie=
rteiten 8erbdltnifen nit TleiB unp
Sreue feines I9neren Mmtes, 70 DaB
Oas @ebdube, bas font bic @emeinoe
nit letblt4er Nabrung b~erTorgte,
tpo6l bic Snf9rift berbient Bate, Die
an Der &OnigIi9en 8ibIiotbet in
Berlin pranst: nNutrimentum SPIT
ritus", tpenn ni9t Der urfpriingli9e
Bau in ben fe63iger Sabren einem
Neu6ou plaB gema9t bdtte, Der nod
beute ouf benz febr bef9eibenen
n8adonberge" itebt. Dos neuerbaute
S9ulbaus ibernabm bann Ielbftber=
ftGnOIi4 bic pfIi9t, bic &ir9e pOr=
ldufig gu erIeBen, fOpeit es ansins.
Die alte Stride ffonb in Norbfib=
rihtung, alfo .bertsbrt", pespalt
bas Oorf Dor benz Bronbe au ben
fOgenannten r@ertebrtzD Drfern" gr-
5Gblt unb n8erte6rt<2 iebpn" genanni
purbe; bic neue erbieIt bic OffpeIts
ri4tuns unb einen MeItturm.
Geitbem 1T Der @pottname in Der
gefen6eit geraten. Sn Berlin tper=
ben selegentli9 @9ultlaFsn in genie
teten WobnbGuiern untereebro4t; auI
einen 8adofen lit man ober babe
bod nod ni9t berfallen. Oo9 butt,
fi9 Dor einisen Snbren Elm Mietbdus
i'm Norben ben Nomen bic MGuaer-
TANNER" ~5uge5oeen, tpabrfheinli9
neil bic Sefen nomentli9 i'm Mintel
ni9t re6t funttionieren noIlten. SGu-
fiaer bogesen tritt Der Sail Elm, bof
8ebGube D~oriiberaebenb ober hauernt
bur9 cine urfprineli9 nibt Dorge.
iebene 8enuBung besrabiert tperben
Sn Mngermiinbe unb in Sonqermiin.
be gibt es 3. 9. &ir9en, bic beute al
p%rofanen, teilmeife fogor febr profa.
men 3peden benuBi perben, unb baI
beute nit poIlem Ge9t betpunbert
ftol5e 4niierbaus in @Oslar 6ient
Dor 1866 als - Rornfpei9er.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

BOB mid nur maiden fagts Trou
be 6eul.
Ri9t Dbne miibe seIong ss ibr,
ben 8sttIer gu beItimmen, auf ben
Bod gu teigen, tpG6renb Sofep6 UNI
Der @raf Die 0ogge unter einem
9aufen BON Nsften obIeits bsrIted=
ten, um ie fpGter in elmer Rorre abb
bOIen gu laFen. Die pferbe eilten
ieBt uuf Der fonnigen 2anbitraBe
f9nelI benz S9IoHs gu.
Srau be 6euI IisB ben @agabun.
ben pfIegen. unb bos @eriiht per=
breitete fi9 in Der @egenb, bob ss
9errn be Teul nur nit 2ebensge=
fabr gsIungen ipdre, ben often Der
piitenben Dodge 81 sntrsiben. gr
bate sinen entfeBli9en &ompf nit
benz 5unb gsbobt unb, Inn Ii9 gu
perteiDigen, i'm nit ftinsm Gtod
bur9bo6rt. Repprter tomen gu benz
@rafen. nm Jpn au interOiemen. Man
ma6te einen 5eIben aus ibm. Ser
BettIer, Der bic Rii9e beg S4loHes
9enoB, fpurbe felt unb gldnaenb. Gr
trus feinen Sell au Der 2egenbe BET,
inbem er burd isin por5iigIihes Nus
Teben ben @roBmut Der 5euIs be-
tunbete. Oas bro9te benz @rafen
bunbert @timmen Mebrbeit Bel Der
MabI elm, rnb er trug ben Sies
iiber ieinen @egner bobon, Der fi4
bdmit ruinisrt batte, allen Teinen
Qnbdngern umIonit Nntipbrtntapfeln
gu 9eben.
Bragg betom elm berrli9es Dent
mol i'm srdfIi9en part, unb 9err
Se4appes unternabm ME ipieber eli
men Wagenausflug.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
MerfwdrOise Gei6aftsanseise

Isle tief bel ben giireern Der Ser.
einigten gtaoten Der @eihdftsqeiit
audi oos 8ripatIeben ourhorinet,
benefit folgenoe iebr be6eidnenoe,
elmer EaeeS5eitung entnommene
Sooesan5eiep: nam eIften Oieies
Wonats Derltarb in ieinem @cihaft.
@reenpih StraBe 90, &arr @oDorO
Sones, tief betrauert BON allen, Die
i'm fannten unO oas Slid batter,
inn nGber5utreten. &Is Wlenid mar
er 6uBerit Iiebensmii-Oi als Snt.
NADER reen unO biaig. Gein 2e-
bensmonoeI mar iiber olcs Cob er-
haben, uno feline Wiberpeldfnppen
f~oIteten nlr Orei Dollar Oas Stiid.
gr binterIdBt nidt llleir cine Sit,
me, Die ibren 8erluit onfs tiefite
beflagt ionOern aud einen beoel.
tenoen 8orrat an &opfbeoedungen
aler Nrt, ole 5usuuiten ieiuer 80
mile Oer1uBert mer0en iollen. SIN
halten WanneSnlter uno i'm Doulten
Shaffen er bate geraoe Elm
missc8eidnetes @eihaft in GiI3Iiefe-
rungen abgeihloiien &. miro er aug
oieier 8eitlihfeit in Die giuigfeit
a%bgerufen. llnO 10 ~preismert erbIeIt
er Den 6il5, Dab ieine Witlue in Der
Gage lit. &iite moblfeiler 81 liefern
als irgenoein anOeres Snms am
plnbe. Gein @pIhdft anfs piinft-
lihite meiter5ufiibren uno Die per-
ebrIihe aunoihait polaui iufrieoen-
juitenen. piro ons itete Bcitreben
ieiner untr0itliden Sinterbliebeuen
iein.~
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
Gin .~,cbn-&afe.s.

Die pbilippinen erseusen atpel
b09ft f9madbafte, Bel uns un6 in
europa nod unbetannte ObFarten,
Die cine 1T Der rOurion", beFen
pOr5iisli9e @isenf3aften bon Aus-
lGnbcrn, bic bic Snfelsruppe bereifl
baben, laut seprieIen porben finb.
Der .Durian", Der auf einem boben,
elmer lllms Gbnli9en 8aume tpd6f.
bat bic @r0Be elmer aotosnuB uni
cine sldn3enbe G9ale. Deren fab=
nenartige Sru9tmaKe berbinbet ben
@ef6mad eines Feinen Moftri9s mil
benz zines t0ftlthsn Safes. nnferv
Solboten duf ben pbiIippinen boben
benz 0urian ben Namen upeaetobili=
fiber 2~imburoer RGfe" gedeben. -
Die onbere ciaentiimIiHe 9bItort in
Der foa. Mangoitein. Dieter entbGli
cine ~befOnhers pOblI4medenbe Sliif=
fsfsit
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
Git benz 9MtOgirs tt
bic 9nft.

9as bon Dem Spanier Snan Sc
Ia GierDo 1922 herausgebrahte
9rebfliigeIfIug5eue, ser Jog. Nuto-
giro, bat fid in oen lesteh SSobren
INNER mebr Ourfgeiest. @enn Iid
Dor fur5em aud ser erlte llnfnl nit
einem oprartigen 0rebfliieeIflug5eug
ereieuet bat, 10 lit Oos nidt nuf
MGngel Ser &onitruttion, IonOern
auf anOere nmltdnOe 5uriid5ufiib.
rem.
Ser groBe gor5iig BEG autogiros
lieet in leiner Gd6iefeit, uabe6u
obne Anlauf 3u ltorten uno folt lent.
redt 5u lanoen, cine Sntiode, Oie
DEFENDERS fir ben gerfebr BON
StaOtmitte 5u StaOtmittp tpidtig it.
9ie SouptIeiitung beim 6liegcu be-
ltebt i'm 2onoen uno i'm Storten,
fir Oos beute INNER nod cine Nm,
loufitrede bon min0eltens 100 bis
$50 Meter notpenoig lit. Son ben
groBen 9orlidtsmoBregeIn abgeie-
ben, Die our SerabminOerung Der
@efabren bel Start unO 2anoung
getroffer werOen miiilen.
Sn ser Gronffurter @odenidrtft
fir Wiiienidaft unO Gehnif Die
umIhau" beIArei6t Or. SSnq. Glen
Iobr einen Slug NIT einem Drebflii-
gelflug5eug nit einem Motor BON
140 HS. Ser apporot erbob lid be-
reits nod fat erihiitterungsireiem
&nlouf bon 8ebn Metern in Die 2uft.
8Gbreno in DeutidIonO meiIt nit
EiefOedern geflogeK miro, bel De-
nen Der an Der GltmpfunterIeite lie-
genOe 5liigel 0ie ausiiHt in l6Iti-
ger @eiIe peroedt gen1brt Der
Mutogiro freien 8lif no9 beioen
Seiten unO aud nod) oben, oenn Die
8euegung 0es Drebflii9els erideint
lilir nie elm Shatten. 9as Wotorge-
r6uIh miro Ielbit BEL elmer @eiamin.
Oi9feit bon 1870 &ilometer in Der
Stunoe weniger itarf empfunoen,
was waBrlheinli6 oarouf 5nriif5u-
fii6ren lit Dob es an Ser &eIonan5
an einem l~torren 6liieel feblt. 0os
0rebfli Jelflug5eug beIibt feline Steu-
erfl6de, Die 6laden am &umpfenOe
lihern MIR Die &nrsftobililierung
uno tragen CUR ~gufbebung Oes
Drebmoments BEL.
Sic Steuerung oeidiebt ourd
einen eiu5igen Sebel, nit Dem ole
9rebebene oes 9rebfliiseIs einge-
iteqt mer0en fam. Mit Silfe oes
Medonismus bIeibt ser Humpf pen
oelortig INNER in oerIelben Gage
unter Der G%rebebene 0es &otors bGn-
gen, uno Die Shr1ola9e bleibt ielbft
beim &urben berB1ltnismdBig ee-
ring. G6enio perOen Oie Gt0Be BON
Boen nobe6u gan3 ousgeglihen.
.Das lit pieleift elmer Der groBten
Sor5lige, Der eben ger1oe Den Muto-
giro oIs Oos Slug5eug BEG fliesen-
ben @eiddfts- uno 9rioatmnnnes
erideinen laBt.
DDn5u fommer ober nun nod bic
sernoe3u uneIonbIid 9iinItieen Der
bGltniiie beim 2onoen; oo bierbei
Oas Jlu9seus, aud Uenn man es
nnte6u Ienfreht beruntergIeiten I6Bt,
oauerno feline boue SrogfGbigteit
beibeb6lt. iest es Iid eoro innft unO
msiit obne MugIauf onf. Mon fonn
nIio proftiiG eieentIiA iiberna lam
ben, obne ouf elm beionOers groBes
oOer ebenes @elGnOe onseDieien on
iein. Bel ben fnit ebenio eiinitigem
Ierbdltniiien beim Gtarten lit e.
olio m0sIid nit benz Antogiro ei-
sentlih 5u ieOem ~beIiebieen Hlns
gu farten un0 gu lonOen. 9oroils
bari man Oieier einaieortieen OIuS-
aeu96nuurt cine eroBe 3ufunft gu.
ipreden."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Die feline Oier3ebn S4Iaftsn milse.
tdmpft batten.
60 etpas Mebnli9es Taots nan
aud Dem alien Nmtsgeridtsrat, Der
Ole llnterfu9ung am Sotort leitefe.
Der dlte Serr Oriidte sic f9mdien
Sippen aufeinanOer uno fab sic Sip
pc nit einem bDfen Bid an. LIMO
Damn fam iein Srumpf, troden uno
fo4li6: pDie Der MugenfGein err
gibt, 1T Der Wlann dusgegIitten dno
bat ben 6alt %bsrl6ren. grtrunten
our4 einen ltngliidsFun!"
Ils er geben pOlte. fIiiferte ihm
elmer gu, gang entfebt: n2[bsr 6err
&at, Der Satob pOrf4 49,"
49,. Sat oas Deutf9e Het9 mitz
9riinOen belfen!" fnurrte Der alte
9err Diiteno uno ging.
Die Gbren8ei@en muroen Dem Saz
fob nidt naGoetrdgen. fneil Die IGnqft
Der @slOgieBcr bate. Mbcr Ole arei
SoIoen tra6tea iiber fsin @rdb uno
Die Nuben. sic pie sic Spoben in
longer Rei3s ouf Der air9bofsmager
faBen, freuten Iid. oaB man ihfen
Greuno in Gbren begrub. ltno oi,fe
Treuoe bate Dem @eteranen Sotob
porf9 nobl am meiften gefa1sn,
frenn er ite bate fsben t0nisn.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

gie AbbiIfe. ~Minna.N
iaete bic &ausfrau nit erbobenei
Stimme gu ibrem Dienitmdoden
.Sie baben in oieiem Monot mebr
@eidirr 0erihlagen, als Sbr 2obn
ausmadt. @os f6nnen mir fun. nm
oas du berbinoern?" SD melB
wirflih nidt redt, andOige 6rou."
ertpi0erte sic Herle bonn 2anoe, nSie
miiBten idon meinen 2obn erb5ben."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

20 q! .uebsr ole WiBe in SD,
rem nsuen S9pant babe id mid
baIbtutssIa9t Dor 20 Sabren."
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13
WAYMAN A. M. E. CHURCH

537 James Ave. No.
Rev w. NJ. Majors, Pastor
Residence 535 James Ave. No.
Phone Hyland 5723
Sunday School ESQ A. M.
Junior Church 1890 A. NJ.
Morning Worship 1900 A. M.
Evening Worship $500 P. M.
A. C. E. League $50 P. NJ. each
Sunday.
Prayer Meeting each Friday, 7:45
P. N.
Missionary Society meets each End
and 4th Tuesdays.
Clubs
Mems Twentieth Century Club
meets each Wednesday evening.
Busy Bee Club, meets each Tues
day evening.
Christian Leaf Club, meet each
Wednesday evening.
You are always welcome to wor.
ship at Wayrnan.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

FOR RENT-Oak Hall, inquire at
1913 Washington Ave. So.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
5th Ave. &c., near Lake st.
(Minneapolis)
Church SchooH9:45 q. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon
80 a. m. to 1880 p. m.
Holy Communion. LIST Sunday Of
Month
500 a. m. and with sermon IL :se q. m.
Rev. FIR. e. A. James, 3D., In Charge
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

st. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Aurora and McKubiR SITS.
est. Paul.
Church Schools q. m.
Rev. FIR. E. A. James, 3D. in Charge
noiy Communion to 8 .. m. except
lst Sunday Of Month
Celebatien 10 to IL a. n.
Morning Prayer and Sermon
10 TO IL an.
Holy Communion 8 to 8 q. n.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13
" here To Attend
Church In 1885

Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church, 51st
and james Avenue North.
Morning Worship------12:00 p. M.
Church School / 100 p. M.
Evening Worship ----- 500 P. NJ.
Home Mission each second Sum
day.
A. r. BOYD, Pastor,
2316 9Th Ave. &c.,
Phone Br 1882.
BORDER NJ. e. CHURCH
4th and Lyndale Ave. No.
Rev. r. C. WALKER, Pasor.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13
Fraternal Lodges
u. B. F. LODGES
Bison Lodge No. 1853

Meets each second and fourth
Friday night at 525 Bryant avenue
North.
Robt. S. Morgan, w. M.
John w. Harper, w. S.
Mack Collins, Asst. w. S.
Minnetonka Lodges No. 159
Meets each first and third Thurs
day nights of each month.
S. M. T. TEMPLES
Naomi Temple No. 3
Meets each second and fourth
Thursday nights at Elks Rest.
Lillian j. Schofeld, w. P.
Mary L. Beal. w. S.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

FOR Rents rooms, Modern, $12.
per month. Or will share with
bachelor. Call Aubrey Dupont
1922.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13
APARTMENT FOR RENT =
reons, 1911 Washington Ave. SO.

Three room apartment, all mod
ern, or 4-room and garage if de-
sired, also kitchenette apartment, all
modern. w. M. Ewing, Drexel 3433.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13
Classified Ads

FOR Rents nice housekeeping
rooms, furnished. Call Bridgeport
4311.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

FOR RENT One room kitchen
cite, furnished to reliable counle.
Call Mrs. Homer Smith, Sr., 1929 1st
avenue south, or call Regent 3403.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

FOR RENT-5 room house, all mod
ern except heat. $1,000 per month.
1914 East oath Street.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13
FOR SALE

room house, all modern, bed
rooms, hardwood finish. Hot water
heat, 2819 Chicago Ave. Price 81, TOO
$400 down, balance same as rent.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

ST. PETER cLAvER CHURCH
Aarora and Farrr,sten, st. Paul
(CathCiie)
Rev. chas. J. keefe, Pastor.
Masses at S:3e A. III. and 1880 AN.
Hriy Hour Thursday Evening ut
T:20 p. II.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

acres with 8 room house. l mile
west of city limits. Chicken house,
well and pump on 34th and Rosedale
Ave. Price 100000, one mile from
car line.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-04-13

which tells how to use IL and many other things
married women should know. Both will be sent
free in plain wrapper Write today DR.. H. VIII
Elders. Suite iII-F. 7th & Felix St Joseph. Ma.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
Tax Program Studied

WASHINGTON. June s.-The
taxing power Of the government
would be used 10 preserve purposes
Of the NRA under a plan studied
today in administration circles.
The plan proposes a bill 10 place
an emergency unemployment tax
on all trades and industries. The
tax would BE- based on the ratio Of
employees on an employers pay roll
70 the number employed by him on
q given date regarded as normal.
The theory back Is that the gov
eminent Is forced 10 make unusual
expenditures for the relief Of the IN
employed and that their former en-
ployer's should help bear the
burden.
Recent comment on decisions of
the Supreme Court note that there
has been little done toward limiting
the Federal power TO tax and still
less on the power 10 spend money.
The Constitution gives the gov
eminent the power 10 Law and COL
lect taxes and 70 provide for the
general welfare. The language il
which this was done has confused
scholars. but as far as the court is
concerned there has been little oues-
ton OF the power 10 tax.