The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-09
WORK BY DISTRICTS
Famine Relief Work in Minneapolis
Will Be Done by Careful
System.
Plans Complete for Most Attract
tive Benefit at the Glass
Block Tonight.

The work of the local famine fund COM
mittee is being .systematized along the
practical lines Of a political campaign.
Chairmen named for each ward will APP
point subchairmen for each precinct and
the subchairmen will designate commit
tees to conduct a hOuSe-tO-h house can
Vass
At the local headquarters, IL Third
street N, Secretary II. S. Swensen. is re-
ceiving cash contributions, list of which
will be published. Mr.. Swensen has OBJ,
tanned from the L. B. Waugh company. n
safe with abundant room for the Soc. 600
that Hennepin county is expected to con-
tribute. From Kimball & Storer Mr..
Swensen has secured the subscription
books to be used by the committee solic-
itors. The public will be cautioned to de-
mand a numbered receipt for each con-
| tribution.
John H. Steele of the county committee
has been appointed to supervise work
| among the local lawyers. DR.. F. e. Moody
will marshal the benevolence Of the dent
| lists.
The Svenska Amerikanska Poster will
| send tomorrow to the central relief COM
mittee at Stockholm something less than
$1,000 which the Poster has received in
one week from Scandinavians and other
sympathizers throughout the northwest.
| These contributions range from 8 cents
upwards. Between last Tuesday and
Nov 10, 1902, the Poster collected more
than $4,000 for the famine sufferers.
The colOred musicians of Minneapolis
will give a concert Sunday afternoon, Feb.
%, at the Metropolitan opera-house for the
benefit of the famine fund. The principal
performer will be Miss Gertrude I. Palmer,
a violnists Of much promise.
L. P.-Berglund, grocer, of 2007 Fourth
avenue S, will contribute to the relief FUND
| 10 per cent of all his grocery sales dur
inc hoo inv no.
phone number is Twin City $780,
| Go to the Glass Block
In preparation for the notable enter
tainment that is to be given tonight by
1 the proprietors Of the Glass. Block store
FLOR the benefit of famine sufferers ir
Sweden and Finland, the large annex
to the block has been transformed int
an attractive concert hall. Part of thu
entertainment will be presented in thu
tea room on the fourth floor. Copies o
the program, to be sold alto cents each
yill make souvenirs that may be sent t,
the old country. The vocal and instru
mental music and the recitations will
be:
MAIN STORE.
returned M from three Years. service in the Phi
ippnes Charles w. Graves, leader.
Opening, Swedish national hymn. De-,
Overture. Hungarian ........y.. keller: Bel
Waltz, when Knighthood Was in 1..:
Selection '"rhe Prince of Pilsen' 49,. .Luder
Cornet solo, 1.-The Surf Polka .Steinhause
Principal musician, Adolf Klein. ~ l.,
Twostep, ."The Wizard Of Or -. Adam
selection Eicrodora n,;e; Is stn s5
Il Corporal James Z. Osburn. 7
Two step, 1.-THE Mississippi Bnbl"' .Haine
Selection 1.-THE Sultan of Sulu'. 1900.
AIDE and Watha
Waltz, 1.-THE Good Old Summer Time
-... -. Shields and Evan
Closing, Norwegian National Hymn. -
IN THE ANNEX.
: Orpheus Singing Society, J. Victor Bergquis
S director. Twenty-four male Voices l.. h =
Ell eTa,s TEAROOM, FOURTH FL0OR.H Uus
Miss Magda Z. Dahl. soprano lin costumel.
NJ Professor j. j. Appe1on, violinfst. ~
Mrs. j. j. Appelon, accompanist'. =" f%
- Also Richard Rosengren, actor.
: | Vocal Solo, ''Ho ratter for ratter," -
Richard Rosengren Tin costume),
n Defamation
d (aS ''Gustaf vasa och Anna Bjelkes
I'll mote pa Kalmar Slott''. Lidnt
- ~ ''Kulle och lila Lisen,". Cost
- Richard Rosengren.@
= Vocal Solo, Gag ar ryslight, faslight stor
p maten,'' -. =. Bondes(
W. Richard Rosengren lin costume) r,
Old Virginia Jubilee Quartet. p.
The Minneapolis Journal Band will give sele
.tons during the evening.