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The Washington times., 1936-03-06
INCOME, DEATH
EXEMPTIONS
CUT HARD
Inheritances, Gifts and
Other LeVies to Be
Boosted
Continued from Page u

(COnLlnueu from rage ~
of slot machines, no estimate Of
yield.
Special unearned income tax to
yield, 1887, $283, 200, 900 - 1888.
$472 100000. Under present law
earned income includes compen-
sation for personal services only
to $4,000 a year,
Elimination of exemption of
dividends from normal income
tax, 1887, $4,000, ,000-1938, $780,
100000.
Increased tobacco exciseS. 33 1-3
per cent, estimated by Adminlstra-
ton to raise 500 100000, but by
congressional tax experts, to raise
$167 100000.
Estate Taxes Widened
Abolition of present specific ex-
emptions from estate taxes at
$40, 900, 1937-$31 ,O0O. 900; 1888
$51, 10000 Ca graduated scale
would apply to exemptions up to
$4,000 but no exemptions would
be allowed beyond that figure).
Application Of identical income
tax and surtax rate on all inheri-
tances and gifts except that first
$4,000 would be exempted from
tax by means Of tax credit, 1887
1925, 100000.
The latter tax is designed to
strike at big estates and would in
crease the already high estate tax
rate.
Middle Glasses Pay More
The Kelvering memorandum
said:
"In the fiscal year of 1896,
81 per cent of the Federal reve-
nue. was derived from cOnsump-
tion taxes, inclusive Of process
ing taxes"
"Tncome and profit taxes fall
mainly upon the upper income
group of our population, al
though during the depression,
the direct contribution Of the
middle and lower taxes to the
Federal revenues has increased"
Referring to proposals to fur
ther boost taxes on the wealthy,
the memorandum said.
Further increases in Surtax
rates alone in the upper bracket
would appear to offer relatively
small additional revenue.
80 An
Sible to raise substantial reve-
nues by increasing the narmol
and surtax applicable to in
come at $4,000 to SIS, 900 by fur
thering the exemption and credit
for dependents. Such program
would maintain the present
escape from high surtaxes that
is offered to stockholders of cor
pOrations which withhold and
reinveSt rather than distribute
earnings"
ALL FOUND FAULTY
In referring to estimates Of
manufacturers excise, the Helver.
ing memorandum said that it
would produce substantial reve-
nue., but asserted that the bur
den would be borne chiefly by
the lower income group. The
memorandum also said that
States have gone extensively into
the field.
The memorandum said that an
increase in gasoline taxes would
be. opposed by States, character
lied check tax as a nuisance"
levy, and said that application
of the admission tax to 10-cent
movies would bring protest. While
no direct recommendation was
made, the remark in the memo
randum showed opposition to vir-
tually all of the proposed al
ternatives.
The action was regarded by
members of the Ways and Means
Committee as an effort to drive
members to the corporation sur.
plus tax proposal.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
SbeODOr @Olf
aOer @eltfricg
Meues 8mdJ.
Bon
6. s. 2eine b E I.
8aIbiuatOn. $. 6.

Der befannte friibere Oeuti9e
SourHaliib Serausgeber oes nger-
liner Gngeblntts~, EbeoOor
@olft iest gmigrant, bat iiber
ben 8eltfrieg fiir3lib Elm Bud oer=
0ffentli9t Das in englii6er Spra1e
rSbe @pe Of 1914" beiBt. SIS be-
banoelt @baraftere mie Die bes &ai-
lers (oer ME glaubte, oaB es &rieg
ge6en miiroe uno Der geraOe oes=
megen INNER nit Dem Sdbel r~aiielte
uno &riegsreoen bielt), Oes &aiiers
BON &uBlano (9pfers ieines 8lutes
uno elmer unrealen Welt), oeS Yoln=
core (oer feinen &rieg an ii6 molte,
aber nit Ser MogIidfeit ipielte, bis
er ielbIt an bic unDermeioli6feit
qlaubte uno oaber r%iiitete), Oes ruiz
iiI6en 8oti1afters SsDolsfi (Oer ben
&rieg ini8enierte) uno orgl. mebr.
9euti9e 8olitif BON oamalS miro
geI9iloert oils cine planloie ulO
outnne uno lo%tteriebafte.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
0egen MWslGuOer
in Mmerifa
Turt nit BEN JremSen!

Der &orliBenOe Der @eleaiAaft
yAmerifanii1er 8eteranen AusUar-
tiger Griege~ (8eterans Of 6oreign
Nars), Serr Sanes s. gun 3anot,
belt Dor einigen Gagen bier in 8alb-
ington i'm r%gtatlonaI BreB 9Iuo ,
no man tbm al @bren EN- Santett
peranitaltete, an Dem 45O Berlonen
teilnabmen, cine HeOe, NORM er ild
fbarf gegen A~usldtoer IN Amerlta
manote, mettn Oiele nunameritanii6"
ii1 benebmen. @r empfabl 9e-
portation aler u5al6ilten" ,
Na8is uno &ommuniiten uno An-
bdnger aaer un0eren polltll6en SD=
iteme, falls ite our 8eDolution uno
@epult rei5en. 0as 8iirgerredt lol
ben 5remOgeborenen ent5ogen Der-
Den (au1 natrraliiierte Silrger limo
in oielem Sale nod INNER 1~aliens",
menn tie beimli9 Nufrubr preoigen,
o0er man ion iie ms @efdngnis ite=
den, meinte Der 8eOnerl @eiter em-
pfabL er amerifani11e Slolierung III
lnternotionalen 9lngelegenbelten.
Seine Anleibell ioaen mebr an frieg-
fiibrenOe 8olfer Der 8elt gemabt
meroen. Sort nit allen 5remOem!
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
,,Sabarian EriO"
@anOfnnts& On3ert

Samstag ben 81. MGr5, aben0s
8 ubr, ipielt nieoer oie befonnte
&apeae y9ie 20pen bonn 3iaertal",
tpie ieoe @ode, cine @iertellturoe
iiber Station @ . 8 in @aibineton.
Nae uniere lieben Sci er uno Otuiif-
liebbaber ioateu Inn eingangs err
tpdbnte 3eit 0ie Station eini9olten.
&arI uno ieine 20tpen, Die 6ereits
in europa etnen beoeutenoen 8lab
I'M &unofunf %einnabmett, boben tpie-
Der ein i6ones 8rogromm in alts-
iift geiteqt. @tr gratltlieren Serrn
&arl S6mlbL 6iibrer ser aopeae,
fir ben groBen 8eifQa, oen er bier
benin Gaoio nit ieinen oeutI6en
8olfslieoern, gefunoet bot. Die
2open bonn 3iaertnl f0nnen fiber
Iein, oaB iie inns nit ibren ib0nen
Seimatsfldngen bel 5reuoe uno
Slid ms Sols bringen. Sin frGf-
tiges 8rabo fiir 6errn 5ron5 &ren-
fel, Weiiter nuf Dem 8aroonibrI
Serrn Senri aling, ser gepiegte
8ioliniit uno idlieBlid itnieren @i-
tarriit uno Spreder am Wfifrofon,
6errn &arl S6mltbl.
Bite lie6e 2eier i1reiben Sic reft
5ablreid, BOB Sbnen oos 9rogramm
gefaat o0er mel9e Stiide Sic germ
b0ren modten. 9as lit sic ein3ige
W0glidfeit unlerer aapeae iofpie
Der &aoioitation 8u 3eigen, mie bel
Inflang geraoe oieie 8iertelItunoe
bel inns finoet. Senoen Sic Sbre
3eilen an: 8aparion Srio, @ 8 8.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
OlDmpia=s ammlung
Amerifaniidc Mrmee-CHi5iere iau-
meln geIb fir amerifauiide Sell
me6mer an ben beutiden Dlsmpii6en
Spielens

gs beiBt, Dab Oas gauge umeri-
faniide Seer, pie es i9on bisber
iibli1 mar, aud in oieiem Sabre fiir
Die BeItrettung Der Soften Der &eiie
Der Mrmee-8 ettbeperber bel ben
SlpmpiIAen Spielen in Berlin Gel
Der lammelt, uno 8tpar miro pom
Sal1r BON 10000 9ffi8ieren ie %
Gents uro BON 100000 5oloaten lie
10 Gents abge5ogerb aber nur na1
freimiliger Bereiterflarung. Gene
ralmaior Mrtbur SO. 8rotDn, pel9er
uMrmp Judge aoOocate" lit, nno
@bef oes Sta6es @eneralmuior sc.
Craig baben Die 5ammlung gntge-
beiBen uno empfoblen. 9aS Seer
i9idt mie gepObulid cine Grippe
Sedter, S6iisen @iitolen) nno
Heiter.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
Der fleikise Oertide Serr Grnit Dor
100 Sabren in Segas.

9lm 1. 4pril 1881 lanoete in &e-
ras in S~orrisburgb Der oeuti6e 81
garrenma1er 6rieori9 @rn It nit
ieiner 6omilie. Auf Dem @ege nad
San antonio ItieB er aiif cine feline
Grippe Aniieoler, melde i'm einlu-
ben 5u bleiben. gr tat oos uno bot-
tie ii6 fir feline 5omilie cine Siitte,
mo er -ieine 3igarren mo9te. @r
6ra6te feline gr5eugnilie na6 San
6elipo, mo er BALD ais rtbe inOu-
ltrious German" befannt puroe.
9ud Sic @rnItiden 3igorren MUIR
ben uSnOuitrD" genannt, uno bol0
erbielt sic gan3e Nieoerlaiiung, mo
@rnit pobnte, ben 0omen 0Snou-
"TRIP. @1an feiert beute in Dallas
in elmer 4u%slteaung Dos anoenten
an Die @riinoungs8eit Seros' uno
babel aud BEN fleiBigeu 0euti6en
grnlt.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
ansnit sd)mibt seItOrbeu

Na6 iabrelangem 2ei0en D~eritarb
am Samstag Abeno in ieinem 9eim
in Mc2ean in 8irginia Der in oellt-
iden 8ereinsfreilen beltens befannte
SEER 9(uguIt S9miot. @r mar
1880 in 8erno in Seiien geboren
uno fam 1896 nod Mmerifa uno
3war na9 @aibington. Sier mar
ct al9 &eaner tdtig Bis er iid ielb-
itGnoig madte unO. 3tDar i'm &eitau-
rationsgei9dft. @r geborte Dem
rArion" uno ipdter Dem uSdnger-
buno" ais aftipes Mitglieo an; fer
ner Dem Selienperein, Der u&eoman"
2oqe uno ser oellti9en 5reimaurer=
loqe Mrminius Scr. %. 9onm mar
er Mitglieo uno Oireftor oes @on-
cor Clubs. Der 8~eritorbene binter-
lGBt altBer ieiner Satin Wtonifa
Sdmiot nod 5pei &inoer aus lei
ner erIten @be: 6rau 2ouiie &eeD
uno Allguit S9miot, IT,, iomie 5fuei
S6tpeftern Srau Gliiabetb Sanger
uno 5rau Mnna @ottbarot in @alb-
inaton uno einen 8ruoer 2u0tpig IN
Baltimore. Die 8eilebung oes 2eid-
mans fano am 0ienstag BON SineS'
2eidenfapeae aus nod Dem Sod
Greet 6rieobofe ltott. Die 8riioer
Ser ,@rminiusloge~ erpieien ibm Die
lebten @brenbe5eugungen. Moge Der
8erItorbene ruben in 6rieoenl
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
Mene saaIban-Slans fir @aibiustOn

Man m69te in 8aibington etDas
baben, mas piele anoere amerifani-
l1e St1ote bereits baben namlih
einen groBen, acknowledgement Saal,
groB getllg, nm 8arteitage pie bic
Der Nepublifaner unO 9emofraten
bierber gu aieben. Ser 8aibingto-
ner .8oaro of Gra6e" befaBt iib be-
reitS nit oieier 6rage. Halieno
miiroe lein Die gde Der n6ten~ Stra-
BE uno Contribution Moenite, mo
man einmal lbon einen Iol9en Saal,
ein George @nibington Memorial
Saa", bauen moate uno DoDon Die
@runomauern nod iteben. Sas
bie1ige .Auoitorium" lit in i6le6-
tenn 3ultanoe; audi i9le9t gelegeft
uno trob Ser gfoBen AusmaBe ni6t
groB genug. Mqn oenft an &alAme,
Die 10 groB finO wie Der bfelige
Union -8abnbof init Der rieiigen
gmpfangsboQe uno Dem @arteiaal.
8erloren gingen @aibington tuegen
Mangels iol9er Sdle gum 8eiipiel
Die nNational 6loper Sbop" uno
Die Better SCOUTING Sbom~, tuelhe
@usIteaungen in Baltimore abge-
balten muroen.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
Stcncr @eiansDerein

Gin neuer @eiangperein (@lee
Club pur0e unter Sen Mngeitellten
Ser @aibington @os Sight GompanD
g%egriinoet. Ser gbor, ungef1br 80
Stimmen itarf, itebt inter Der fdbi-
gen 2eitung bon Serrn $. 80.
8rnnoage, Sr.; oas geihdftlihe
Gnoe beiorgt ser ebenfaqs fdbige
Ser Garter Mc6arlonb.
Ser gbor frat om 9ienstagobeno
(St. Batrid's 0ap) gum erlten Wal
anf mo 6tpar i'm 8oniaol oes @alb-
ingtoner @otels. Ser @bor, meI6er
iiber CUTE Stimmen perfiigt, lang
mebrere 9ieoer, o%orunter cine Sona-
tie bon 8petbooen. sic ernteten BON
oen MntpeIenoen. ltngef1br 500 Ser,
ionen, reiHen Behalf.
Man fonn Serrn grunooge uno
Der @oibineton @as Sight Company
5u Dem unternebmen gratulieren.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
9entider Slim, pOrise ISOLDE, mar
gennfreid.

Gas oeuti9e 6ilmbilo ng5aroas
5iirItin~ in u8ierce-Soa~ borigen
Samstag Abeno mar elm @enlB fir
ale, Die oa naren. llno Ser Saal
NOR 10 bon, oaB farm elm StubI frei
mari 9as nor uienerii1e Muiif
uno buoapeltii1e Suit: Sffi5iere,
Ariitofraten, .&iiB=oie- Sano~, SUI
NOR, 3on5, 8oImuiif, gisloufen,
Ballet, Salons, 2iebe, beitere, ernite,
traurige. ale SentimentnlitGten letd-
ter 4rt tporen porbanoen. Man
poate nur unterbalten iein, uno ie-
Der fam tatid6lid ouf Die Soften.
Mon llimmt nod bette oie gum Cell
idon befomnten einlhmei1elnoen
Wfelooien oes prGhtigen 6iIms.
Mnfang 4pril fommt elm oeutl6er
Slim namens n6erien bonn Sd,
nah Motipen oes befonnten i9leli-
IAen, Dor einigen Sabren ~nerltorbe-
men. 9idters Saul &eler, Ser Die
i9leiifde Seimat, oos &ielengebiree,
10 berberrli6t bat.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
pSamtlsrOp SOnie" crbielt @eSenf
tafel bier,

0os Sals bier in @aibington,
gde u13te4 STRIPE uno IS Stra-
BE, (1219 $50, NoroiDeIt, in mel
dem Dor so Sobren 6rar ST.. $.
Burnett Die beriibmte @ei9idte:
uSittle 2oro SaltntleroD~ I6rieb, En-
bielt ieBt cine @eoenftafel. I'm oie
gfe berllm lit Die p6ranflin~ -S6r-
le, no Ser innge Gipian 8urnett, Ser
v2oro JauntleroD4, 8ur S9ule ging.
Sn oerielben Na9bnrI9aft lit
u5ranflin 8arf@, Ser IN Der @r5ab-
lung ebenfaas cine &oue ipielt, un0
olf Der *" StraBe fanoen, nod
Dem &omalt, unter Den &inoern
@ettrennen Itatt. Gin perI0nli1er
5reuno Der v9oro 6atntlerop", SEER
@rnit s. Sid, mobubaft an Der
uMaiia6uietts 4bemle~, ger. 1885,
5iooit, ltano an ser Spite 0es SEQ
miteeS, mel1es 0ie 8ron5etafel an
Dem Sauie aubradte. Serr Burnett
lelbit, Der u6auntleroD", lebt nod;
Elm 8rief bon linn Duroe BEL ser
3eremonie borigen Somstag Mittog
borleien. Angeregt muroe bic Gafel
ourd einen Artifel in elmer @oib=
ingtoner Sages5eitung bonn 2. Sc
bruar. 8on Ser gr8ablung gibts
aud cine Silm-8eriion, tpel6e bier
i6on ge5eigt Duroe. Die gr3db-
lung bon o2ittle 9oro 5auntleroD4
1T ou6 in 9eutidlano 8iemli9 gut
befannt.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
Fl, @ar5, 5rii6IinsSanfans. @Orsen

gtad Dem aalenoer fdngt morgen
Ser 5riibling an. S6on Dorigen
Sonntag mar 0iemli6 marmes 8et-
ter. User fonnte, flog binalls ms
5reie. @ll6 bon onoeren StdOten
Der fam gelud. 9as @etter lodte.
user molte lib nit @riaen plagen,
iolang' uls 2en5 nnO SugenO blitbn,
User woat' in ieinen SSltgen0tagen
Die Stirn i'll 0iiftre 6aiten 5iebn?
Die 6reuDe gebt auf allen 8e-
gen, Die ourcb oas Yilgerleben gebn.
sic bringt uns ielbit ben &ron5 emit
gegen menn mir am S6eiOetpege
ltebn". 90 iang Dor 100 Sabrell
Der oeuti1e 9i6ter 9oltD, ein San
noperaner. 90 fits aber berte nod /:
5riibling, 5reuOe, miro nintmer alt,
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
Giniparnnsen in Ser @eriualtung 6es
@%aiBingtOner 8Oblfabrtsamtes.

Die itdotiide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(8ublic 4iiitonce 9ipiiion) bat au-
genblidli6 391 8eumte. 9ieIe 3abI
uno sic @eb1lter ser 8earnten Iouen
i'm Budget oes Stootes fir t936-37
nod ben @ldnen zines ltnteraus-
iduiies Oes 0Souie appropriation
Committee" Ttarf bei6nitten tperoen,
n1mlid aitf 140 berunter, nodoem
oas II. 9. Budget 8ureau~ Die
3abl bereits ouf 230 berunterge-
oriidt botte. an ser Spite oes
8oblfabrtsomts. fpeI9es l1nteritii-
Bungsgeloer 3u oerteilen bat, Itebt
Sri. Sc. 9[lice Sill nit eitem @ebalt
bon $4,000; iebt ober ion es reou-
8iert uerOen auf $4,000. Sbre @e-
bilfet befamen bisber $4,000 @e-
bait.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
Die Scimut; @eididten ans benz
@eltfrieg.

Cine amiilante @ei1i6te aus Dem
@eltfrieg lit in General Sames g..
$ arboro's neuem Bud uSbe
american MrmD IN 6rance~ (8oiton,
2ittle, 8romn 4 So 81 leien.
5arbige &egimenter muroen 1918
gum groBen Cell binter Der 6ront,
in @afenpldbeu unO ionltigDo, in
5ranfrei1 als Mrbeiter beim Ser
frabten uro 8erlaoen oes &riegs-
materials permanot. @s JAP aber
fein S1neio, feline redte Suit unO
Arbeitsfraft in ibnell. 8iele Col
oaten muroen franf. Aue batten iie
@eimtpeb. Die nmorale1 mar iebr
nieorig. lin tie an5ufeuern uno ct
mas aus ibnen beraus5ubolen, fam
General Yeribing, Der Sberbefebls-
baber, al ibnen unO Oerlprad, Dab
oieienigem, oie an belten arbeiten
niiroeI sic @bre baben miir0en
our 5ront geldidt 81 werOenl
8as balf aber crit reht nidt; oenn
bel ben God llno 2agerarbeitern
mar feline 9egeiiterung fir Die
5ront:: front entbuiiasm mas
mboap lading~.
0a mar gutter &at teuer! @ene-
raj @orboro aber, Der Die 6arbigen
fan1te, uerfiel auf einen guten @e-
oanten. @r 8og: @er am beiten or
beitete, loate ais Ell ite nod benz
&rieee a Of Sanie e, na6 Imerifa
3uriidgeididt meroenl MuBer0em
ourfte bic bette Mrbeitsfolonne nod
Siiofronfrei1 5ur Weeresfiilte in
Die 5erien fobren. Nun gings! Wfit
Werlif mari6ierten Die 5arbigen bon
ieBt an 3lr Arbeit, uno bei ~oerielben
ieIbit, beim 5raAtperlaoem ipielte Ell
ne Mulitfapeue uragtime~ -Ntulif.
Ole bette Mrbeitsgruppe erbielt cine
Siegesfabne: cine oerielben arbeitete
ununterbroHen SO Stun0en, bis Tie
erih0pft 5~uiammenianf, nur Inn in
0iefem Slime nSieger" 5u iein.
Der erite aus Dem &riegslo1 berausl
Na6 @arie, na9 Sauie, 5uriid gum
i9onen Mmerifa! Sm &riege mar
wenig SeIoentuml aiO 10 labs
ansl
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
Meme Grfinbnnsen CUR 2iubernna
Der 3abnIdmersen.

Meue Mittel, Inn 3Gbne idmer8-
los gu fiiaen uno al bebanoeln, muir
oen in oieien Gagen in Stem Yorf
befannt gemaht. Ole cine Grfin-
oung lit BON 3abnar3t Or. $. 81.
SHerman (Mii6ung BON Sbp-
mol, 8en5ocaine uno Getone), bic
anoere bon Or. 8. q. &artman,
Columbia ~l1niberfit1t. (Wiiihung
BON Ebpmol, gtbDl Mfobol uno
Sdmefel- 4etber).
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
@efOrben

4m Dienstag beritarb no9 lGnge-
rem 2eioen 6rau Ebereia 8 0 + e +,
%geborene Solaapfel. sic mar gebo-
rem am 8. MpriL 1879 in 9bernaiiino,
8apern uno fam Dor iingefdbr 10
Sabren no9 Amerifa. sic binter-
l1Bt orBer ibrem Gotten @eorg 3tpei
S0bne, 2oren3 unb @eorg, ST., cine
SdniegertoHter iotpie cine Gnfel-
todter. 0as 8egrdbnis fano am
9pnnerstag Miorgeit ii llbr pom
Observation-Disclosures, 1876 Siebte
StroBe, 9. So, nod Dem Cedar Sin
5rieobofe itatt.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
8albingtOuer
SOurnsaa=erIe
aein llrlanb fur umerifaniiGe
9iplOmaten.

@egen Der fritii1eu, poIitii1en
Gage in europa lit bonn @uspGrti.
gen QLmt Der 9ereinigten Staateu
alien amerifanii9en 9iplomaten uno
&oniuIn in europa Die MnpeiIung
3ugegangen, feline llrlolbe ben Be-
amten 81 geItatten. Ntan glaubt in
8aibington 5tDar ni6t ON &rieg, mill
a6er fir ale Sale oorbereitet iein.
Die Giplomaten boben iest piel 9Ir-
belt.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
9entider literariIdcr gerein pun
8aibingtOn. @eriammlnngsaben6
mOrgen.

Morgen Mbeno miro beim Ser
Iammlungsobeno oes oeltfd=litero=
ridden 8ereins bierielbit I'M Saule
Der 8oriiberin Sri. 9lnita SAa0e,
&booe Sslano Abenile, Nr. 1923,
@err 8rof. Or. 6. 20 eb IT bon Ser
George @oibington llniberiitat,
&enner ser oltoeuti6en Spro1e, Ell
men 8ortrag iiber @altber bon Der
gogelbeiOe balten. 6erner miro Sri.
Selga S6rtl3. iunge So1ter oes
&an3lers ser oertiden 8otfdaft, @e=
oihte in ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Spra6e uno audi allf Neubohoeutid
%nortragen. @eiter. miro 2ioa g.
@anion oes t04ten So0estages
@oetbes 90. @tGr8) geoenfen uto
oober cine S3ene aus Dem 8peiten
9eil bon @oetbeS oSauit~ borleien.
Sri. Mnita Miiaer miro 2ieoer BON
Meo3art Mor uno Meper-Selmuno
iingen, un0 sic 8ianiitin 9orotbp
InoremS miro &pmpoiitionen bon
Sdumann uno SCHUBERT ipielen.
Gin angenebmer Abeno ltebt ms
alio bepor.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20

n9egler's articles imod Of rancor~.
Giner i9rieb, Dab Begler hasn't
prooilceo a column NORTH the time
to read it, ST lit Elm oambaiiaoor
Of III Mill!
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
SOdlmaRer in @aibinstOn

0urd idtueres Sodmaiier lit Ser
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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-26
CLUB NOTES

The St. James A. M. E. church
Willing Workers club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Alma Freeman, presi-
dent, 953 Rondo street, Monday, Sep
TENDER 81, to elect new officers for
the ensuing year. Members present
were: Mines. Geraldine Scroggins,
Devonaugh Coleman, Josie MCGEE,
Maggie Jenkins, Dorothy Compton,
Mother Hickey, Leila Smith, Louetta
White and Rev. w. E. Guy. Alma
Freeman, hostess. Mrs. White was
the only officer to be elected succeed
ing Mrs. Geneva hurry as vice presi-
dent. We wish all the members would
try to be present at our next meeting.
1t will be at the home of Mrs. Leila
Smith, St. Anthony avenue, Monday,
September %.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-26

Business of Importance in Column
bus, Ohio, prompted Bishop R. E..
Jones, new resident Bishop of the
Columbus area, to return there. He
will, however, visit the Twin Cities
during the next few weeks. DR.. B. F.
Smith delivered his customary inspir-
ing and intensely interesting sermon
to large audience Sunday evening.
According to plans made by the
Epworth League cabinet, the Fall
season will open with a meeting at
$50 p. m. on Sunday, October 4, at
the parsonage, 606 9Th avenue north.
The Senior choir under the direc-
ton of Mr.. c. c. Underwood, pre-
sented program of Negro spirituals
at the First United Brethren church,
at Fillmore and Sumner streets north
east, to the delight of all present.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-26
BETHESDA NOTES
By Rev. A. F. Ford

Rev. L. o. Lee, pastor in Big Fork
Minnesota, was the guest speaker al
Bethesda Sunday evening, Septembe4
20, 1886.
Rev. Lee came at the request of
one of his members, Mrs. H. L. Nc
Connel, of Big Fork, MINI.
Therefore, we ought to give the
more earnest heed to the things
which we have heard, lest at any time
we should let them slip" All that
heard the message by Rev. Lee, Sun
day night, will not let it slip for a
long time to come, if at all, because
it was one of the most impressive,
interesting, edifying and inspiring
messages that ever came from Gods
Amounted ministers, and the folks
that didn't hear the message really
and truly let something slip them.
"For the time is come that judg-
ment must begin at the house of
God, and if first begins with us, the
most of US will not be at the house
of God especially if he begins on
Sunday night"
The visiting minister's discourse
was taken from the Thirty
Psalm, of the Book of Psalms:
Subject: "David urgest confidence
in God"
Text: "Trust in the Lord, and do
good, so shalt thou dwell in the land,
and verify thou shalt be fed"
Delight myself also in the Lord;
and he shall give thee the desires Of
thine heart"
Commit thy way unto the Lord !;
trust also in him; and he shall bring
it to pass"
"Cast thy burden upon the Lord;
and He shall sustain thee; He shall
never suffer the righteous to be
moved"
The minister, filled with the Holy
Spirit, cried out with emphasis, in
GLIDING his message, "Hast thou not
known? Hast thou not heard, that
the everlasting God, the Lord, the
Creator of the ends of the earth,
fainteth not, neither is weary? There
is no searching of His understanding.
"He giveth power to the faint, and
to them that have no might He in
creaseth strength" Even the youths
shall faint and be weary, and young
men shall utterly fall;
"But they that wait upon the Lord
shall renew their strength, they shall
mount up with wings as eagles; they
shall run, and not be weary, and they
shall walk and not be faint"
Come out to the Sunday evening
worship "lest at any time we should
let them slip"
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-26

A group of young women met last
Thursday evening to organize club
which they named "Dizzy Danes"
President, Viola Ford; secretary,
Ruth Scroggins; treasurer, Genevieve
Ballard; asst. secretary, Geraldine
Scroggins. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Geraldine Scrog-
gins, SOP west Central avenue. The
clubs motive is to stimulate interest
in sewing and all needle art. Every
first meeting of the month will be
devoted to pleasure. Anyone inter-
ested come and join US.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-26

The wedding date of Miss jose
phine Camp and Mr.. Hamilton Kemp,
has been set for Saturday, September
26, at the home of the bride. The
brother of the bridegroom, Mr.. Hay
ward Kemp, is the best man and Mrs.
Lynette Hall (Lynette Davis) is the
maid of honor. Rev. Gibson, pastor
of Zion Presbyterian church, will
solomnize the wedding at $3.50 p. m.
And may the wedding bells ring out
to you continued love and happi-
ness.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-26
BORDER BRIEFS

Border was ably represented at
the Fall institute held at the Mime
haha M. E. church last weekend. Par
ticipating on the program Saturday
evening were Miss June Hawkins.
who rendered two vocal selections and
Mrs. D. P. Young, who afforded two
readings. Sunday evenings Mrs. D. P.
Young, the Misses Minerva Totten.
Dolores Stone, Bernice Brown and the
Messrs. Lott and Strawder took part
In pageant, "Rise Up and Build" as
presented at the Bere National Con-
ference of Methodist Youth.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-26
GOODS VISIT CHICAGO

Miss Bernice Brown, Of Dillon col
Iege in New Orleans, La, and sister,
Sally, of Southern U. of Baton Rouge,
La, were the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny Washington, of 5919
Calumet avenue recently. The two
young goods said they sure enjoyed
visiting in Chicago and hope to re-
turn again soon. They were given
many receptions which many attend
ed. The house was beautifully decor
ated with Baby Breath and Garden
las and many other beautiful floral
tributes.