ROOSEVELT PRAISES
THOM PK INS
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course, we ought to make the re
cording. not only of deeds, but any
other documents, pay as it goo*.
We are a thrifty people. We ought
not to have to pay out tax money
for the running of an office of
that kind and during these years
vie have reached the amortization
peak and Dr. Tompkins is making
a profit of $40,000 a year for this
office. These documents, as I .--ay,
relate to a great many current e
vents and also relate to a gi'-at
many old events. They go back,
for example, in thfe real estate of
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the District to. I think, the year
1792 where there are a great many
old land records. Those have been
all recopled in Dr. Thompkin’s ad
ministration. They are now in
good shape and we have to renaem
ber that every time any one of you
buys or sells a piece of property
in the District of Columbia you
have to check back to see whether
or not the title is genuine. Fur
thermore, in addition to this sav
ing, we have brought our records
up to date. In those old days
when we were children,—.seven
years ago, it would take you not
only hoars and days( but weeks
and months before you could get
recorded by your Government the
various necessary documents for
real estate sales or purchases, or
any other form of document that
had to be recorded. Now this ad
ministration under Dr. Thompkirs
has done something to help the
business man and property owners
of the District of Columbia, and at
a cost, incidentally, that is just a
bout as low as any place in thei
United States. Then there is
another thing, because of my
Scotch and Dutch business inst
incts we are going to save money
for the taxpayers of the District
by putting up this building because
today we are paying out an enor
mous sum in rent. $240,000 over a
period of ycarst I think. And this
new building will be owned by the
Government, paid for by the Gov
ernment, and we are going to am
ortize it—pay for it through the
profits being made and in a very
short time It will be paid for and
there will be no more rent to pay.
So, from that point of view as bus
iness people, we feel this building
is a mighty good investment.
I ant glad for the opportunity to
cornu hero today and to thank Dr.
Thompkins, his assistants, and a’l
members of his staff on the splen
did business-like job he has done
and to express the hope that he
will be in tis very important office
for many long years to come for
the service of his community and
thu Nation.
DELICIOUS DINNER
Rev. and Mrs. J- E. Wade serv
ed a very delicious dinner Sunday
honoring their pastor Rev. G. D.
Handcock> Mb’, and Mrs. Lonnies
Gray and Mr. and Mrs- Meredith
Haniler of New York City. The
hostess sparred no pains in mak
ing this a swell affair. The guest
congratulated the hostess for the
very pretty table along with the
many delicacies.
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bled guests.
Mirs. Roosevelt took casual ex
ception to the Brotherhood’s reso
luion opposing conscription. She
said in part: “We are not going to
trust to last-minute measures irt
order to save us from war. The
best equipmtnt in the world is not
enough. I’d like to pledge tonight
my cooperation to make this a bet
ter country not for you alone, but
for all of us to live in. We’U make
this country a safer country to live
in if we make it a better one.’’
Mr. Totten declare^ that the
Brotherhood was a labor union and
non partisan, but that he reserved
the right to say that President
Roosevelt is without doubt the
greatest President to ever have en
tered the W?iite House- Then, fol
lowing his tribute to LaGuardia,
he introduced the Mayor,
In a highly jovial mood, the May
or started wise-cracking and told
the delegates, members and guestst
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that the Chairman was perfectly
correct.
He said. ‘‘Any gathering of men
and women in the country who
toil for their living and who have
witnessed the progress of the last
seven years and seen the interest
of their own government in their
own families would naturally be
just as non-partisan and, as we all
are, for Franklin D. Roosevelt.
A resolution proposing to bar
Communists from holding office in
the union was one of many draft
ed at the business session held at
the Harlem Branch of the YMCA,
180 W. 135th St. A. Philip Ran
dolph president of the brother
hood, praised the social and labor
gains of the New Deal and con
demned “all Communist front and
transmission belt organizations as
a peril to the constructive and
sound program of the Negro peo
ple.”
He took a stand for ‘ adepiate
and complete national defense la
bor unity, abolition of the poll tax
and white primaries and enact
ment of the anti-lynching bill.” He
opposed American entry into the
war but advocated all aid to Great
Britain
ZION RAPT. CHURCH
22ti 1 i r.i Grant Sc.
Thome Working Together with
God—.Scripture, Cor. 8 Chapter. 1
to 16th verse.
We are glad to know that our
Mission is increasing in number as
well as in interest. Many of the
old members are returning full of
new ideas a d enthusiasm.
Many beautiful thoughts were
received from the study of the
lesson.
As the roll was called each mem
ber responded with a Bible \erse
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Mrs. B. Jackson, President, Mrs
O. M. Williams, acting reporter.
CLARINDA, IOWA
SECOND BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. D. Nicholoson^ Pastor
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cur pastor’s 5th anniversary. The
Morning Star Baptist Church choir
and pastor Rev. White rendered
a light services at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Hatched, Mrs. Union and
Mrs. Brooks rendered a soul stirr
ing solo. The Wonderous Four
Quartet rendered services which
was enjoyed by all
Evening services Calvary Bap
tist Church, Rev. Goldsmith pas
tor, rendered services which were
another awakening meeting. Mrs.
Union and Mrs. Brooks rendered
some more soul stirring messages
and the Wonderous Four Quartete
raised the spirit high.
Visitors are always welcome to
the Second Baptist Church.
26 YEARS OF FAITH
FUL SERVICE
Roal A. Carlsen, 4202 Marcy
street, assistant to the president
and James A. Murray, 6328 Wirt,
cable splicer, each with twenty
years of service completed, head
the list of fourteen veteran Neb
raska Powier company employees
who received service awards from
th company in September.
Mr. Carlsenj secretary to Presi
dent J- E. Davidson from Decem
ber, 1927. until June this year, be
gan work as a ledger clerk in the
accounting department in Septem
ber, 1920, and later was clerk in
the adjustment department until
chosen by Mr. Davidson to be his
private secretary. Carlsen is a
former state amateur golf champ
ion, president of the Omaha Amat
eur Hockey league( and last season
captained four bowling teams,
three of which won league champ
ionships.
Mr. Murray s twenty year s ser
vice have been with the under
ground department, starting as a
helper, later becoming apprentice
cable splicer. In the past twelve
years as cable splicer he has made
most of the transformer installat
ions in the underground system in
downtown Omaha.
Four employees received 15
year pins. Harlan B. Fitch, 1305
North Fiftieth avenue, in charge of
the building department and em
ployment applications, started as
messenger boy and later served as
bill clerk; credit poster, and clerk
in accounting and claim depart
ments. Miss Anne C. Paulsen,
3617 South TWenty-fourth, handl
ed mailing, was multigraph oper
ator and stenographer in Custom
er Accounts eight years until trans
ferred to clerk in charge of lamp
bulb sales in residential sales de
partment. Thaddeus Zielinski*
4536 Poppleton, was office boy and
meter reader 2 and one half years
and meter record clerk six years,
until tansfered to his pesent job
as meter installer. Louis Gavin,
7501 North Thirtieth, refrigeration
mechanic the past eleven years,
started in 1925 as a repair man.
Floyd D. Armstrong, 1718 South
Fifty-fourth, meter tester, receiv
ed a ten year pin and seven em
ployees their 5 year pins from the
company. They are Percy E.
Hurbut, 3010 Mason Robert R.
Dalrymplet 1702 South Twenty
eighth, and Dwight Fritts, 4115
South Twenty-third, all of the pow
er plant; W. (J- Nepinsky, 1417
Sout Sixteenth, underground de
partment;'Fred E. Gearheart, line
man) 810 South Forty-ninth ave.,
Robert H. Keeley, 4339 Marcy,
meter department, and June Combs
2020 Emmet, secretary to C. W.
Minard, chief engineer.
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-VOTE NOV. 5 FOR
JAS. C. KINSLER
(Formerly U. S. Attciriuey 1921V30)
-FOR
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