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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
Forum Enjoys
Talk By Judge
Of City Court
JUDGE YouNeDAHL ADDRESSES
FORUM.

Tho Minneapolis Sunday Forum
heard Judge Luther Youngdahl at its
meeting last Sunday afternoon, Feb
4. Miss Timmeleah Marshall sang
one vocal number accompanying her
aeif 1t the piano.
Minneapolis club women will give
the Feb. IS meeting program.
Judge Youngdahl gave an interest
ing picture OF modern crime condi
tions. Most criminals today are young
men from Is to 80. He advocated
segregation OF minor offenders from
hardened criminals in state penal in
stitutions. He counselled larger and
more strict parental attention to chill.
drAn. For almost an hour the audi
encs listened with close attention to
his instructive address.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
ST. THOMAS NEWS

At last we have some news OF the
boys gym. There was game against
Phyllis Wheatley team last Wednes-
day and altho Harry and Harold Mayes
each scored three points and Edward
Blackwell and Eugene Underwood re.
spectively two and one, It was not
enough, for Phyllis Wheatley team
scored eleven points.
Holy Communion was celebrated
last Sunday morning and was explain
ed during the moments of instruction
by Father James. Where the Car
cass is there will the Eagle be Gath
cred Together" was the subject most
ably rendered. The text for next Sun.
days discourse is IT Speak as Fool"
The choir rendered service at st.
Marks last Sunday afternoon along
with the other choirs of the city in
their annual meet.
The girls met in the usual large
number for gym on Monday night
They were somewhat disappointed be-
cause the expected team from Phyllis
Wheatley was not there, but the
weather was cold and getting colder
SO we could hardly blame them since
the distance was so great. This match
Is to be expected later. The Seniors
and the Juniors has a very stiff match
with Grace Lacy guarding her nose
very carefully, Grace Price having her
usual contacts with the floor, Dorothy
Early turning SO quickly for the ball
Gertrude Yates bouncing like circus
trapeze artist, oh well one can have
lots OF fun Just looking at the game.
Hope to see you at church Sunday.
Hasta otra vez
PERC.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
TWO 8. M. 7. LODGES MERGE.

Queen Esther Temple S. M. T, held
is regular meeting Monday, FEB. g..
Naomi Temple was merged with
Queen Esther temple by national dep
uty Naomi Thomas. Happy messages
were exchanged by both temples.
Following the regular lodge sessions
Mrs. Lutte Watkins. entertained those
present with surprise luncheon In
honor of Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis.
worthy princess Of Queen Esther Tenn
pie. At the close of the luncheon the
guest of honor was presented token
of the lodges esteem.
Queen Esther lodge Is becoming one
Of the most active and popular wo-
mems lodges in the Twin Cities.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
|. Arnold Hit
Urban League
Worker III Coming
Z. ARNOLD HILL TO SPEAK HERE
81 FEBRUARY 20.

r. Arnold Hill, Director Department
Of Industrial Relations. National Or
ban League will be among the hun
drsds Of delegates coming to Mime
apoiis TO attend the national voca-
tieaaf and Guidance Convention which
nests here February 20 to IS. During
his stay In the city. Mr.. Hill has been
scheduled to speak at public meet,
bag In st. Paul Sunday night. February
80 and Monday, nights February 81 in
Minneapolis. Places of each meeting
will be announced later. =
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
BROOKLYN Daily HITS SLAVERY
ON FLOOD CONTROL STUFF.

Brooklyn. N. y, Feb. s.--An edlte.
rial supporting the resolution OF Sen.
ator Wagner FOR q senate lnyestiga.
ton Of labor conditions on the Mis-.
sissippi Flood Control Project was
published Sunday In the Brooklyn
Times Union. The editorial was writ
ten after the Brooklyn branch Of the
N. A. A. c. P. had presented detailed
Information to the editors On ievee Ia.
Dor conditions as uncovered by the In
vestigators for the N A. A. G. p.
Other branches of the association are
urged to place the facts before their
daily newspapers asking that they
support editarially the move for a
senate probe Of conditions.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
ST. PETER CHURCH NOTES.

The record low-temperature Of last
Sunday did not prevent an apprecia-
tive audience from attending the mem.
orial service in honor Of Julius Ro.
senwald. Mr.. Cecil Newman, editor
OF the Twin City Herald, SO charmed
the audience with his High Points
In the Life of julius Rosenwald" that
both Pastor and congregation unani-
mously requested its publication h
the next issue OF the Herald. Song
offerings by the choir and Messrs.
Mark Gibbs and Wendell Jones were
highly appreciated.
This Sunday at st. Peter.
Sunday Is Race Relations Sunday
and Allen Day as well as Boy Scout
Anniversary. Miss Leila Pittman is
chairman OF the program that will be
presented at the evening service.
Or. Clair Ames To Speak.
Mrs. Jno. l. Mccoy, Mr.. William
Harper and others will present spe.
cial phases of the life of the founder
Of the A. M. e. Church. Music by the
Junior Choir, Miss Essie Mason, d.
rectress. DR.. Clair e. Ames, secre.
tary of the Minneapolis Church Fed
GRAFTON, will deliver the Race Rela-
tons sermon at the morning hour of
worship. The Rev. Morris C. Robin
son OF Grace Presbyterian Church will
be the guest speaker at st. Peters the
third Sunday in March. A choir of
Grace's young people will accompany
him.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
BISHOP cREee's BROTHER
HEAD OF WESTERN UNIV.

Kansas City, Moo. Archibald
Gregg. vice-president Of Western Uni.
versity, and brother of Bishop J. A.
Gregg of the Fifth Episcopal District
Of the A.M.E. Church. has been named
to succeed the late Jeff P. King, as
president of the university, it was an
nounced this week.
President King was fatally injured
IN an automobile crash on January 9.
President Gregg had the unanimous
support OF both the state and school
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
Rssenwald Day
Observed By St.
Peter Church
JULIUS RosENwALD LAuDED.

lnclement weather cut the attend.
ancs ct the Rosenwald Day program
at 81, Peter church Sunday night but
once Inside the, warm church with its
splendid music and very fine pro
gram everybody was satisfied.
The senior choir sang, Wendell C.
Jones and Mark Gibbs gave vocal
selections, Cecil Newman gave High
Points in the Life Of Rosenwaldr
Rev. w. E. duy made an excellent ad-
dress on julius Rosenwald. Christian.
Visitors included Rev. and Mrs. H.
W. Bolts of ZION Baptist church.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
Birmingham N.A.A.c!P. Assured On Le
wee Resolution by Sen. Black.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. S.--Senator
Hugo L. Black Of Alabama has as.
sured the Birmingham branch of the
N.A.A.C.P. that he will give the Wag-
ner resolution for an investigation of
the slavery on the Mississippi food
control project his very serious and
sympathetic attention when it reach
es the floor of the Senate" His let
ter, cordial and courteous in tone, was
in answer to telegram sent for the
branch by DR., Chas. A. ]. Mcpherson,
secretary, urging him to vote for the
resolution.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
Nan Lsses Nose
In Fight Wants
1t Sewed Back
AN ! sLuEr

Atlanta. Ga. - (CNS) = Walking
into the Grady Hospital last Sunday
night. Vanderbilt Adams handed "a
package which open being opened was
found to contain a human nose.
Adams told the doctors that com.
panion named "Biue" had bitten his
pose on. The organ could not be
sewed on. and now. Adams is singing
"Am Blue.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
MOORE ELECTED FORUM
JOURNALIST.

Isaac L. Moore, prominent Amer
lean Lesionaire was unanimously
elected journalist of the Minneapolis
Forum succeeding to the place of the
hate F. G. Thomas who served as
Forum journalist for years.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
siAMoNs PUBLISHES NEWS
- : PAPER.

Chisago.-The Spokesman, an eight
page tabloid edited and published by
Col. Roscoe conkiing Simmons, made
is debut here two weeks ago, featur-
ing general news. The Week. by the
editor and other specialties Of local
and national interest. l@t
ELK VALENTINE. PARTY sATuR.
DAY NIGHT.
Minneapolis Elks are arranging q
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
N. A. A. c. p. CALCULATES PETIT
TON HERE.

The Minneapolis branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment OF Colored People is circulating
petitions addressed to Minnesota mem
eers Of Congress urging them to sup
port the Senator Wagner Mississippi
slavery" Investigation.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
Church Notes

Allen Chapel will hold its End quar-.
terly meeting Sunday, Feb. 18th. 8 p.
NJ, at Wayman A. M. e. Church, 9Th
Ave. N. and James North. The
speaker, Mrs. Olivia Lewis, Evangel-
list. Aliens choir will furnish music.
Come and help us.
Rev. II. Reddick, Pastor.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11

WILL STAY WITH SICK PER.
SON OR TAKE CARE OF uHIL.
DREN, 90 eMALL IRONING F6R
300 AND cARFARE. MORNING,
AFTERNOON, on EVENINGS. GALL
DRExEL e6ss.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11

vsisntiAe party Tor Saturday Night At
the Eik's Rest. 40 Hylaad Ave. n.
The house conmlttee ID Ia charge Of
the affair to which the public IL cor
daily invited. Admission 20 cents.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11

trustee boards 81 well ~ Of the hoard
Of administration and the geverner.
He entered Immediately upon his asw
duties, quietly and without Ceremony.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11

MUdsth heated Apart hshts, 3s5s
Fourth aveRiis south. Sos custodian
or cali Mr.. GSsfs. Urgent i73s sis
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Where To Attend
Church

InsertdoIts In this column are ~
.ents per weeA. Church NEWS Of Esn
eral interest is. carried without eharge
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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-02-11
MINNEAPOLIS
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Rev. n. w. Bstts, Faster

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-28

in farm bill vote in senate-Edward Kelly.
1s-Bob Carey noted auto racer Angeles
l7senate down Is to silver 4ssIouse
prison: three be expelled
Jimmy Walker marries Betty Compton in Cannes
sU drops gold Standard Roosevelt seeks imitation authority
Britain orders chief imports from Russia
Ramsay Macdonald reaches washington confers With
world economic recoveSumner Wees named ambassador to
Cuba--Airship Macon makes maiden digit
Byrd al chairman Of Economy Felix
founder ethical culture movement deHouse Muscle
Shoals BILL
debt will stand-lowa
farmers abduct and beat Judge in foreclosure row.
with nnaion bonus
Recovery Act drafted on daring lines
kill and nue In Mississippi and Arkansas
President sanches Of Peru assassnated.
gold Tor securities holders seize
a-. seize unions surprise
envoy after sixyear break -. ..., ...u ~, ....
German Federation Of Industries to Nz Dali ends
5-House passes securities bll-rornadoe
6-Brokers Tip wins Kentucky Derby.
president Of Hsrvarcandht freed from JAIL ay fast
decentralization adinhaon bill and
osr.. Students burn a. books It R.
Back chosen to Federal Reserve Board
i2-Farm aid bill signed
orders s74ooo enrolled for forestry BY
is-Head Play wins Preakness stake race.
15Enest rorrence famed film actor dies at eFoods kill IN
appeals Means
cted Of Lndoe.h ransom John Grer H0Oe
ls-French chamber pact with Russia
10-R0osevelt receives marchere committee
Four Rome loyear European peace pact
s2-Bonus army disbands in Washington.
Morgan partners paid income tar in
1891 and 1882. ct Senate banking inquiry
J "ock favor list reveaedTom Mooney acquitted
ss-Hou.e passes Roosevelt industria, recovery
schago Century Of opened Postmaster General Farley
2souse gold repeal resolution 2s3 to 57Gandhi ends fast
sEeven conves break from Kansas state prisonLous Meyer
wins Indianapolis 500mile auto three killed.
sLord Derbys Hyperion wins English Derby in record time
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-28
JUNE

JUNE
2-Harod W. Dodds elected president University
civilian Muldoon Iron Duke" athletics Khay
yam wins American
7Germany given Olympic Cyrus
H. e. Curtis famed publisher dies.
S-Max Baer knocks
$3.459ASO9OS for industrial recovery program.
IT, Johnny Goodman. Omaha wins u. s. golf title
I-Spanh flyers complete Atlantic
1853 miles, Chicago exposition sightseeing crashes
l2-World economic conference in London.
l3-Senate passes Industrial recovery BILL
l5-Britan $0O000O0 defaults
l6-Presiden national
l7-London plan to is rejected by Roosevelt
1S-Dr H. Compton reveals atom discoveries.
l9-Wiam Hamm Jr millionaire by kid
napers-Ausria outlaws Nazs
21-Rail wage reduction put OF for eight
22-Chaes MITCHELL former bank chief acquitted
Hitler Gusts Socialists from Rechsag and party
plane Mexico.
29-"Fay" Arbuckle,
knocks out Jack Sharkey sixth
3O-Vfenna Diet Gusts all Nazi deputies.
John Jake the Barber) Chcago-A
sktne sudebaker head ends
naugurated
coast air mark II hours
Russell Boardman, famed flyer, dies Of injuries
5Rooseve continues federal slash
Party in Germany dissolves.
3-Roosevelt Harold lckes
Denny Shue wins payo6 for British titelen
wins Wimbledon tennis title
9-Roove signs cotton textile code first major industrial
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-28
cpa Events of Year 1893 Throughout World Pass In Reie
capture Of capital Of Jehol.

capture Of capital Of Jeho.
sie bloc wins majorties in Reichstas Pussan Diet
des
s-Jese lsidor str.us chosen u ambassador
Of Teasur, scrip issues
Tor @ dean.
i1-House passes Roosevelt bill. Howell
ls-Hindenburs drops
fnsa % sss
Record advance made in stocks trading
test to Soviet in Of British subjects Russia.
per cent banks in nation reported reopeasd
ate bill.
Luther German ambassador to Washington.
sTowns in three states flooded by Ohio Rv die
2New Washington protest Germany
adopts So beer
OF Chicaso-Britain supends Soviet trade treaty.
N-Storms Atlantic taking heavy to-Char
Mitchell. banker. arrested income charges
ssFsrm relief bill passed House. bill
nand Pco.a ordered Hartman National Bank
BABE sa in indicted on b s'ss Of 'v'ns income
25-coonel Hatfield wins Louisiana Derby
pay cut Of il per cent April ordered BY
order boycott against Jews In business and
mohs terrorse Vienna beating
ssAoue Roosevelt bill for job. 100000
sosnate direct relief coughlin
Detroit home bombed. recalls from Russia
-Roosevet signs bill lifting limit medical quor-Tonado
take 4S lives IN southern states
Roosevelt orders
oneday Holy
3Mhigan drst repeaFour British
mount Everest worlds highest peak
Arsp Akron crashes Oh New Jersey coast: 70 dead or missing
6-Presdent Roosevelt nvokes gold boarding law.
6Thhour bill by senateRuby
Illegal celebrate
o-Dr Henry Van Dyke 81 dies at Princeton J-Mchgan is
hrs state to ratify repeal in convention
Louanans petition Senate to GUST Huy LongRoosevet loses
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-28

Gus Winkler Chicago sangser chief slain.
F EMPLOYERS IN Indiana and New York stripped Of MRA
Smith completes flight clip 40
a-Alcatras
Gun Kelly and wife sentenced for life Usche kidnapping
1s-Negro ynched By mob Of Princess Anne Nd.
2o-Rooseve acts for parey Russian recognition BY g.
2l-Mio Reno onacialy opens farm strike
gns retail code extends time for ruling
caches Miami Worlds Fair IN ChicagoDaiader cabinet
:5-Albert sarraut named form French cabinet.
a9-Rooseve decides buy gold abroad through RICE
othern famed actor dies at 7sPau Painleve expmr Of
3oMrs opens Human
s1-Greek rejects request ezaditon.
3-First gold is bought In France RFC
So: s Senator John B. Kendrck Of Wyoming. Is. dies
4-Washngton assais extradon
wins-Wlliam G. Shepherd. war correspondent dies
5-Teaas Gunan dies after operation in Vancouver.
6-Mussolini takes ministry: Babo Africa
LA Guardia elected New York CLvinon arrives
in New York for Soviet recognition conference
SSeven Touhy indicted John Manipulating
Of Afghanistan assassinaed.
1O-Brooke Hart kidnaped-Con-
troler eligible contracts
12Chcago Worlds Fair closes-tlers
election. 20 to l majority.
13-Anthracte strike Of 10000 ended.
uy Woodn given leav-w Vanderbilt Jr dies in auto
thau-Brooke Hart kidnapped Caf murdered kid
suspects caught.
17-U S. recognizes Russia: Bulltt
.osees balloon Official aosphere flight
21-Dr sprague quits U. s. treasury. assais gold policy
22Mrs Rheta Wynekoop slain Chicago mystery
?4A Smith attacks Roosevelt poicy-Dr
koop arrested Chicago operating room murdeaccure and 70
others found guilty In Pennsylvania liquor ring.
25Her asks accord ending Of
Chautemps chosen cabinet.
27-Kidnapers Calif
condoned by Governor Rolph California stirring
a. smith Ie,s rh Tres up mnaeS .
with MoganMaryland troops clash with OF yneng
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-28

JANUARY
Japan refuses non-aggresson pact with Russ.
?Mrs Belle
Paraguayans n sixhour battle 49,
1.-TWO killed twelve wounded in Illinois cash-apanese
no'd on Pkford star
mail robbers make $4,000 Minneapolis Thirty die
wnen $2oOOO.00O French ship
cooidge dies Of heart home
ports tavoraby prohibition repeal plan.
6-ihousands fee volcanic erupons in Chile.
yAbert H. Wggin. long bank reres
-HeDelion flares in Spain-San reafhrms policy
drive Jehol ~ o'
lHouse votes to bounty to farmessovet oppo
ton leaders from party.
ls-Pope procams holy starting April 2.
l6-Seven in French plane fly South Atlantic
Ruth refuses $4,000 contract. SIS 900 cut
17-Phippne independence japan
makes defiant reply to League ulmatum Cancellation
2o-scott ends Metropolitan triumph
2l-Japan Jeho pledges
operation of Muscle Shoals.
ss-Mermos reaches Buenos Aires from Paris s4n
23Technocracy breaks
Columbfa-"Lame duck" amendment fully ratified.
24-Washingon doors negotiations
25-Al Capone denied freedom habeas writ
27-Engand and League support peace plea
bames bankers plants close and 100000 become idle
2SMassachuses takes $O00o0o tolCabnet resigns
Germany Hndenburg
Lindsay confer British debt.
29-Daladier 10 French cabinet.
3O-Adolph coalition
3Lague committee uphods Chinese boycott Of
John Gasworthy. British novelist. dies
FEBRUARY
Hitter Reichsag
Frederk G. Bonfls Denver publisher desSandino enters
Managua and confers Nicaaguan peace
3Prices wild gold speculation London
Senate suspnds SegeanaArms Barry for article In AL Smiths
New Outlook.
4-League Japans
6-Fire Coney $25O.OO0 os-German press
gagged Prussan regime displaced.
dead-League Of Nations
Japan invade Jeho n South At
lantic and lands Natal. Brazil
procams at Nazi raNy-Gas blast
Neunkrchen. Saar Germany. kills 100. INJURIES 1000.
in China reported to nave k No. h M
14-Japan drafts ultimatum for China to give up Jenol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-28

15-Aassn times at Franklin u hoose'e 10 aaa"
Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago shot twice.
16-Senate repeal 1928
17-Mrs Douglas Robinson sister o. Tue ao 1'es1oA' ~
Roosevelt, dies. ,,-s. ...u,s.;. .h.unior dia.
18ames Cobet heavyweight pueIstc champion o'e1
1a-Wyomng first provide machinery ior FepeaL
for repeal OF pronplon oeusse
masses ssI wagner given ninety years
IN prison for Cermak shooting IN MIAMI. u,-...
-.rn n IAarue blames Japan Tor aggression In China
Campbell auto speed RECORD OF S'Sos miles
m Daytona. Fla ., c.. ~. .,a ,r.r, -
r.. Judge OF California dry nW
assembly AFTER censuFe
sChaoyang Jehos second largest city tails 20 sapanese
Leagues action oan
In nassed signed HooverBoston REQ so1 A"esa Assue
S.sohaI club to Yawkey and Collins. !.
2S-Roosevelt appointments OF taIey sno M :.
BY Ford emo OF ueup seen.
navon Ohio declare hreeday DuAe AeA
.nder Of dies in exile IN E!sace
relief bill passed BY es nh .
rd cabnetBanks IN more tnan nIty Ono
wrecks German Kecnstag 0ul!ains
indicted mail fraud charges nsuH crasn
completes by naming Senator Inomss WASH
and Miss Frances Perkins. -
, Alabama adopts banking holiday: other states act.
cor THOMAS Walsh OF Montana dies suooenly. nve DAYS
after marriage ~ Harry ~ Rauey OF Illinois speaker.
u.rr hoidays declared in fvs western is'o
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-28

federal balloon
ascends miles.
OCTOBER
1Rooseve orders relief
battle
pensions In address at Legion convention.
3-Twentythree die Los Angeles brush
injuries fatal Young Sbng Douss
5John D. Rockefeller program William
veeck head Of Chicago Cubs.
-Rooevelt
BoardFour life Ursche
series beating Washington. 49,
S-Morrs Hilquit Socialist leader dies