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The St. Paul echo., 1926-03-13
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY NOTES

The Minneapolis Sunday Forum
held very interesting meeting in
the auditorium Sunday afternoon.
The Monday night gym and swim
ming classes are still little ahead
of the mems Friday night class in
| attendance. Each is vieing with the
other for the highest attendance dur
ing the month.
On Monday evening the Merry
Makers" gave benefit dance for the
Phyllis Wheatley Auxiliary. A neat
sum was realized, and a wonderful
time was enjoyed by all.
The Auxiliary had it's regular
monthly Dinner Meeting Tuesday.
Fifty-fOur members were present.
Executive Secretary of the Social
Service Department of the General
Hospital told of her work at the hos
pital. The following officers were
elected to serve during 1926: Mrs.
Robert Van Hook, president; Mrs.
l.. L. Pollard, vice-president; Mrs.
Lucille Banks, secretary; Mrs. Mae
Marshall, assistant secretary; Mrs.
E. Sizer, treasurer; Mrs. C. B. Bur-
ton, chaplain; Mrs. Eva Walker Carr,
chairman of dramatic department;
Mrs. Melvina Glenn, music depart
ment; Mrs. L. Maxwell, recreational
department, and Mrs. B. S. Smith,
educational department.
The Venetian Art Glass began
Tuesday afternoon with sixteen
members. 1t is through the Art
School that we have been able to Of
fer this attractive feature to the art
lovers of the Twin Cities. This class
will meet regularly every Tuesday
afternoon from 2 to 4. No fee re-
quired. Materials can be gotten
from the teachers at cost during
class hours.
Many are rejoicing over the open
ing of a class in Public Speaking on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. This
class was made possible through the
Board of Education Extension de-
partment. $1.00 registration fee is
required for the course, which will
continue until June l.
Phyllis Wheatley Glee Club, with
Miss lone Stewart as director, con-
tributed several numbers to the pro-
gram at Calvary Baptist Church
Wednesday evening, at which time
Mr.. Abrum L. Harris, Executive Sec
rotary of Minneapolis, Urban League,
was principal speaker
Phyllis Wheatley House was rep
resented on the program of the So
cial Workers Club Wednesday eve
ming at the West Hotel, with two
violin solos by Clifford Hawkins and
three readings by Hollis Hawkins.
These are two of Minneapolis most
promising young artists and they
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much interest.
The Brother hood of the Pullman
Porters' Union held it's regular meet
ing in the auditorium Thursday aft
ernoon.
Miss Ethel Ray of Duluth has been
employed as assistant to the Head
Resident and will begin her duties
March IA. Miss Ray is graduate OF
the Duluth high school and took two
years work at the Minnesota Uni
versity. Miss Ray comes to this of,
flee highly recommended, having
served as assistant to Mr.. Lane, Elk.
; ecutive Secretary, Urban League Of
Kansas City, for two years and Is
months in the Office of the Crisis
New York City. We feel that we
have been most fortunate in secur
ing the services of Miss Ray.
Don't forget the Silver Tea al
; Phyllis Wheatley Sunday, March IA
Hours, to P. NJ. Musical program
The St. Paul echo., 1926-03-13
ST. PAUL

Mr.. Hiram A. Kirtley, 955 Wood
bridge St., is at Ancker Hospital,
where he underwent a major opera
ton March 5. He is doing nicely.
Henry G.. Johnson, who has been
quarantined at his home for the past
six weeks, was released Tuesday
night, March 9. .-.
Mrs. Lizzie Mack has completed a
course in beauty culture at the Notah
Wilson Shop and received her diplo-
ma the early part of last week. Mrs.
Wilson con ducts one of the most eX-
elusive shops in the city and all
graduates have a thorough knowl-
edge of beauty culture in all of its
branches and are capable of holding
a position in any first-class establish
ment.
Mr.. Jack Winston, 155 Aurora
Ave-, and Miss Beatrice Majors of
Omoha were quietly married at the
parsonage of St. James A. M. E.
church, 435 Jay St., Tuesday,
March 9.
On Tuesday evening Louis White
entertained at a surprise party given
in honor of Miss Louise Moore. Gov
ers were laid for rs. All enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Chas. Miller reports that thirty
attended his rehearsal and he has
selected his end men and comedi-
ans.
Atty o. J. Smith, who has spent
several weeks in the East on bust
ness, is expected home Friday eve
ming.
Rev. w. H. Griffin, pastor of St.
James, returned from Chicago, where
he attended the reception given in
honor of Bishop Gaines.
News reaches us that A. Phillip
Randolph is mourning the loss of his
mother, who died in New York this
week.
Perfect Ashlar Lodge, No. 4, F.
and A. NJ, enjoyed one of the best
programs in recent years, Tuesday
evening on March 8, after the bust
ness had been disposed of. The
speakers on the program were F. B.
Simpson, P. G. NJ; G. L. Hoage, P.
G. NJ; H. B. Shelton, P. G. NJ, and
L. R. Blair. George L. Hoage, Jr.,
w. NJ, was master of ceremonies.
Gopher Lodge, 1. B. P. o. E. of
W., met Wednesday evening at
Union Hall. Several visitors from
Minneapolis were present, among
them being District Deputy Jos.
Levy.
Mrs. Florence Duckett is improv-
ing and is up and about the house.
She has been ill for the last year and
confined to the house for the past
two months.
Dorisella Harris, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harris,
underwent an operation at Fairview
Hospital at eight o'clock Saturday
morning for the removal of tonsils
and adenoids. She is convalescing at
her home and doing nicely.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-03-13

Electric fans are but little used in
Ireland, as the average summer tenn
perature rarely exceeds rs degrees
Fahrenheit.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-03-13

The great Mirabeau preached at
three years of age and published a
book at ten.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-03-13

practiced law since.
Mr.. Smith is a man who believes
in equal rights and equal justice for
every one.
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Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-11
SEWARD-L|K GALE
HITS SAN FRANCISCO "A.
FIFTY MILES WIND DOES CON-
SIDERABLE DAMAGE IN
SOUTHERN CITY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL. (P-A
fifty-one mile per hour gale whipped
San Francisco waterfront. Scores of
small launches and sailboats, yachts
and barges, were swept on to the
beaches and battered by the heavy
seas. Most of them will be a total
loss. A transportation barge with ten
thousand bags of rice aboard was
sunk at the dock. Scores of persons
were injured by falling trees, wires,
and other freak accidents. Mild winds
are reported for Saturday, with sub
siding seas. Storm warnings, how
ever, are still being displayed from
San Diego to Eureka.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-11
JOHNSON TEST|F|ES
IN GREEN TRIAL;
COUNTS DISMISSED
BELIEVED SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
IN CASE TO SUPPORT YER
DICT OF GUILTY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II. Up
With two of the eleven embezzlement
counts against him dismissed by a
government motion after four days Of
trial, Colonel Ned Green won the
courts decision to take under submits
sion, a defense motion to dismiss all
the remaining counts. A hint that all
the charges would not be thrown out,
however, was seen in the jurists state
ments that there was enough evidence
in the case to. support verdict Of
guilty.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-11
GRAIN LADEN FLEET
RELEASED FROM ICE

FORT WILLIAM, Dec. II. (P)-The
grain-laden fleet which was frozen in
the river here, was released by tugs.
There was a doubt, however, whether
the vessels would be able to pass the
500 canal and unless an icebreaker
ploughed a way it was feared all the
vessels on Lake Superior would have
been icebound for the winter.
At Sault Ste Marie, the St. Marie,
the most powerful icebreaker in the
world was working her way up the st.
Mary river to release the long line OF
100 lake carriers which are icebound
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-11
WHALERS AND SHIPS
At TODDS, SEATTLE,
ESCAPE BURNING
DISASTROUS BLAZE BURNS DOWN
DOCKS AND NUMBER OF
BUILDINGS

SEATTLE, Dec. II. (P)-Fire des-
troyed property valued at $4,000 in
this vicinity. The Todd dry docks
and the Erickson Mercantile WHARF,
house at Bothell were the victims.
Dynamite and gasoline explosions
wrecked the Erickson plant and shat
tered windows thruout the small city
of Bothell.
Flames at the dry docks burned the
tool shed valued at $4,000. Three
docks valued at two million, the lin
er K. I. Lukenbach, the motorship
Challamba, and four whalers escaped
damage. Spontaneous combustion is
claimed to have been the cause Of the
disaster at Todds.
A Seattle fire brigade was dispatch
ed to Bothell to aid in the fight
against the flames. Firemen rescued
seven persons from their residence
over a store where they were trapped.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-11

PARIS, Dec II. (P)-It is reported King Ferdinand
of Rumania is undergo intestinal operation today
If Ferdinand dies followers of former Crown Prince
Carol plan coup de eta to place him the throne which
wLbe followed by the establishment of Fascist govern
ment Another plan to hand over the crown to an I'M
named British prince and after period OF regency rule
as constituted at present. is reported the army will de-
clare for Prince Carol if he appears the frontier.
Queen Marie Of Jugosava pleaded with her mother for
reconciliation with Carol but opposed his ascending the
throne It is possible Jugosav troops will aid Marie
against Carol.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-11
ALL DOGS AND HORSES EATEN;
DEAD LAY IN STREETS FOR
DAYS OWING TO DIFFICULTY
IN BURYlNG; DYING BY THE
HUNDREDS
IMPOSSIBLE TO PURCHASE FOOD
Patients Must Forage for Selves; Hos
pitaI Staff Eating Mule Meat; Bean
Cakes; Only Few Days Food Left,
Letter States

PEKING, Dec. II. (P)-A letter
written November - in Sianfu, the
capital of Shensi province, said "hun-
dreds were dying daily from the siege
with began in April. The city's $780,
900 inhabitants had eaten all dogs and
horses and the flesh from the human
dead was being sold to keep the in
habitants alive Nineteen foreigners
are in a desperate condition and we
have only few days food left"
The letter was written by Doctor G.
]. Stockley of the English Baptist
mission and continued then our sup
ply will be ending. The hospital staff
is eating beancakes, mule meat and
sugar. We long ago stopped feeding
patients. They must feed themselves
as best they can. 1t is impossible to
buy food and difficult to bury all who
died of starvation, many of whom lie
in the streets for days"