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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-05
HARLIS
,iSo Late for Last Week.

AL SOrenson called on his brother.
Charlie. Saturday
Louis Pryor called on his sister. Mrs
Walsh, in the Nelson school district
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Stafford, Sam
Stafford and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lucis
of Superior. spent Friday with friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sorenson and
son. Harvey. spent Wednesday evening
of last week at the Nelson school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pearson spent
Sunday evening in Harlis
Harvey SorensOn is visit 'ng his sister
and bro herin-law in Wisconsin.
Chas. SOrenson spent Sunday evening
with his brother. George.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-05
AUGUSTANA LUTHERAN
Elmer ]. Johnson, Pastor.

Sunday. Dec. 8-Holy communion
in Bruno at 10:45; services in the
church in Nickerson at 3. and a song
service will be held in the Oak Lake
church at s.
The Bruno Ladies' Aid is serving
dinner at noon on Friday. Dec. 6. An
embroidery sale is conducted in con-
nection.
The Nickerson Ladies' Aid meets in
Gustaf Bohlin's home on Wednesday,
Dec. II, at 2. Mrs. Gust Peterson and
Mrs. Bohlin are hostesses.
We invite the public to our worship
and to participate in our activities.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-05
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
CIldfleS y. swanson, pastor.
Wfndemere NJ. E. Church.

Wfndemere NJ. E. Church.
Sunday, Dec. SO a. m, Sunday
school; II, morning service.
Denham n. E. Church.
Sunday. Dec. $3.50. Sunday school
$3.50, service.
The men Of the church will have
charge OF program and serve a
hamburger lunch on Friday evening
of this week.
The Ladies' Aid society will con-
duct their Christmas sale in the
church on Friday evening. December
18th.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-05

spent the weekend in Minneapolis
with her mother, Mrs. L. Jarchow,
returning Monday evening.
Miss Florence Linsley of Austin,
was home for the weekend vacation.
Basketball practice has started and
the fans here are waiting anxiously
for a good game.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-05
BREMEN TOWNSHIP

Harris Wicklund and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Breska and family from Lake
Lillian. spent the weekend at the
parental home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ].
Breska.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-05

Invest Is cents In . classified ad.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
JOHN DANCY
TO SPEAK ON
THE NEGRO

John c. Dancy, executive secre-
tary Of the Detroit Urban League
and president Of the Detroit House
OF Correction. addressed the an
nual meeting OF the Junior League.
Tuesday. Jan. % at the Crosse
Point Hunt club.
Mr. Dancy's discourse was on
The Negroes Contribution To Gull
tur,."
The Junior League is an orga-
nlzation composed OF young white
women Of wealth and culture.
Mr.. Dancy will also speak. Feb
20. before the Highland Park jun
ior College; and Feb. 20. before the
Detroit Library Association.
\ free lecture on Negro Litera-
turc" and book exhibit will be
presented at the Lucy Thurman
Y. W. G. A.. Thursday afternoon.
Feb. Z. The speakers will be- John
G. Dancy and Mrs. Harold Bledsoe
The books on exhibit will he loan
ed from Mr. Dancys private collec-
tion. which comprises rare, old and
new volumnes pertaining TO the
Negro
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Bishop Williams
Tours Holy Land

columbia $ & Bishop Noah
W Williams of the seventh 'Epis-
copal District of the A. NJ r.
church is now ou an extensive
tour Of the Holy Land While a-
broad the bishop address is Jcru-
solem. Palestine. Bishop Williams
plans To be away from the United
states until May OF tire present
year While he Is is the Holy Land
he has confided the supervision of
the seventh District TO the care
Of Bishop Revcrdy G. Ransom,
Presiding bishop over the Third
Episcopal District
In his final encyclical prior 20
leaving in the United States.
Bishop williams called upon the
church In South Carolina to make
OF the Allen Day celebration In
commemoration Of remembered in
the annals OF South Carolina Met
hodism. The Allen Day celebration
will generally be observed during
the period between February 10
~.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
6. q. p. County
Convention Feb. FL

g. O. T. County Convention for
the election of delegates TO the
State Convention will be held
Thursday. February II. 1925.
The County Convention of Wayne
County is composed OF one dele
gate from every precinct In Wayne
County. The business of the County
Convention is to select a chairman
and name delegates TO the State
Convention. The delegates TO the
State Convention are choss-
en- pursuant to law and action OF
the Republican State Central Com
mittec which decided on one dele
gate for each four hundred anu
nineteen votes east for the office
Of Secretary OF State.
Wayne County. upon this basis
will send three hundred and forty
two delegates tn the State Conven-
ton.
In the County Convention. about
one hundred and twenty-five dele
gates were elected in Negro dis
tricts and will take an active part
In the business Of the convention.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
DR.. Scipio Murphy
Addresses Graduates

Dr Scipiu Murphy one nf De
troit's prominent Young physicians
was invited by Charles \. DAILY,
principal of The Garfield Inter-
mediate school, 10 deliver the COM
mcnccmcnt address 10 the graduat-
ing class of the school Thursday,
Jan. 10. az . y. M.
\ number of colorcd citizens
were present and warmly praised
Or. Murphy for his eloquent and
furcefni discourse, declaring that
il VAS the first time member OF
the race. So far ~ they knew had
ever been n,hed To deliver a COM
mcnccment address in one OF tho
local public schools
I'm commenting on the point Dr.
Murphy stated ~ am not particul-
arl, concerned with my lpncar-
ancc hcine an Innovation bat ann
most Interested in knuN'ns that J
shall not be- lh, last \crro ~ hr
sc honored
Dr Murphy Is t~on medical "l-
Nism Tor Rcd cross "ups 80 {" q
yolpntccr group tr waom 1' flv's
.wtmmin4 lm N.ar Dau 'n-
'rucnor ana 'Namraiwn ma
rrt lm u aG1 Ho> S.lts
lir M tfis pe a '"i
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Maurice Sugar Gets
z Boys Released For
Vagrancy Charges

N1nroe I'rown. 9li Sherman
'trest, and Charles Lee. an EN-
ployee AT the Twelfth Street Ter
minai. who .wsre.. arrested Jam =
land sentenced to ninety-days I'm
the Detroit House of Correction
on charges or vagrancy. were re-
leased Tuesday 20. in Judge
Sweeney's Court.
In their appeal from the SEN
tencc originally given in Judge
Brennan's Court. the two boys
were represented by Attorney
Maurice Sugar. who took the case
without fees and defended them so
ably that they were acquitted.
In "A statement issued to the
press, Brown and Lee were
warm in their praise of Mr.. Sugar.
They said: we had no money. but
knowing OF Mr.. Sugars interest In
James Victory. we
wrote and asked him To come to
our aid. and he readily answered
our petition. although we had no
money with which to pay attor-
ney's fees.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Charles Roxborough
Is Offered Position AS
Asst. Atty. General

Former Senator Charles Rox-
borough. one OF Dctroit's popular
attorneys who was Republican can
didate for U. 3 Congress in the
First Congressional District In
tho No~ers',cr. ciertion, is In receip
OF iett6r from Attorney-Genera
Harry Toy. offering him the posi-
ton az assistant attorney general.
10 take effect Feb. ~
when interviewed Wednesday af-
tcrnuon. Attorney ROxborough
verified tho fact that ne had been
offered the post. but stated that he
would withhold his decision for
few days, in order TO determine
whether his business interests will
permit him Io accept He VIII an
nounce his decision later
Attorneys Roxborough and Haycs
stated that member Of his law
firm. Attorney Lawrence a. Hayes.
has been appointed by Attorney
General Toy. as Public Adminis-
traitor. to assume office duties inn
mcdiatcly
Attorney Marlborough and aHyes
are being congratulated by ther
many friends. upon the signal hon
ors conferred upon them, In re-
cognition Of efficient service rem
dered
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Husband Commits
Suicide Over Wife
Herbert and Jane
Newton To Speak

Herbert Newton and his white
wife Jane Newton. of Chicago.
will be presented TO Detroit au-
diercc. Friday evening. Feb -, at
5 o'clock. AT Mt Oliye Baptist
Church. corner willis and Brush.
lhe wel.-Anown couple viii come
TO this city under The auspices Of
the local branch II the Interna-
,anal Lab Defense
ilcrheri newton whose affairs
Il ractcd wide attention several
weeks ago. when IL became known
through the newspapers that he
had married white woman, was
found guilty ON disorderly con
duet charge before Judge Cecil
Smith. Of Chicago. last Tuesday,
aud fined ten dollars and ordered
TO pay twenty-four dollars cost
NcwtoM's trouble came after h-
and his wife had heen eNictcd from
lheif apa rtmenl because the land
ord did moi want Negroes and
whites living together in his build
ing Newton's furniture was set
back In The house by friends and
he was arrested. Ills wife was al
so taken in custody and sent 10
the psyvh jpaihic hospital.
The public Is invited To hear
them when they speak in Detroit
February 22
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
abandoned BABY FOUND
IN UN0ccuPIED HOUSE
Nab Man Who Uses
Mails For Obscene
Letters

George Crosby, $50 Gratiot, was
tried In Judge Mornett's Court.
this week and sentenced 10 five
years in the Y. $. penitentiary
at Leavenworth. for violating the
postal law. lie pleaded guilty OF
having sent 20 obscene letters
through the mail
Federal detectives had been
working on the case for some
time, but had failed TO apprehend
Crosby He was tracked down and
arrested by Detectives Wallie viii
llams and Robert Mitchell, two
prominent race members Of the To-
cal police force.
Detective Williams has heen in
the employ of the Detroit Police
Department for the past twenty
-four years. He and officer Mitch
ell have fine records Of service
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
COSTIGAN T O
SPEAK OV E r
CHS NETWORK

Sos Norb Stnalnf f.0oatd "
l'nhNl Nns Nh 1851 es'a
naiiuf ie rt iio Du.t
nation Nidr lIroadcasiinr system
TucsiaN februarA H. al II oe p
an knsi"rn standard time ON ta
observation-disclosures anii.lynchue hill
it WAS announced here today by
the National Association Tor the
AdNancomcni OF colored People
The vNaci stations in the broad
east are Not known today, bui the
list viii hc made public as soon
as member stations oi the Colun-
bia chain reply 20 headquarters
on whether or not they have Local
commercial programs az that hour
All stations which are free vii
carry the speech.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Kills S e If A
Home OF
Sister

Department over his .estrange-
ment from his wife and child to-
grrncr with his inability 10 find
work. Thomas Berlerson. %, blew
out his brains at the home OF his
sister. Mrs Nancy Mitchell 9al
sherman Wednesday aflrinror
Jan 90, just 'cn days after arrir
ing in Detroit from Pockw 'rf
Tennessee
When Mrs Mncnell was iu'ci
viewed Saturday. she stated that
her brother had been out looking
for work all day and returned In
the afternoon in detected mood.
He did not talk much, but soon
went TO his room. a few minutes
later. the sister said she heard the
kreport OF Il revolver upstairs, and
ton hurrying TO her brothers room
4found him dying in "A pool Of
tblood
zona who resides in lockwood,
Tenn. had been estranged for
some time. and repeated efforts to
reconcile their difference had re-
suited in failure. The husband
brooded over this situation and In a
III OF despondency. ended his life.
After the tragedy. the body was
carried To the morgue, and later
taken in charge by Undertaken
! Riley. The body may be taken an
~aessee <cr ~isiterment. -
Mrs. Mitchell stated that she had
not seen her brother for eight
years, prior TO his recent arrival In
Detroit. The deceased IN survived
by his widow and child. two sisters
and two brothers.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Chuck Webb's Band
To Appear At
Craystone
IN tl,. NJ ra,-ln

t.tne
ftfIsH fi d..
eal Ga5tsionc Baliroom ruysday
1a .ff nf
r INV uAii no Do. r,
from radio listeners from coast o.
coast Their volume ot mail IS saul
E,ra ltd ef sneh mi mn
orchestra, ~ GHS lombtrlJ Cas-.
lmu ana Rudy Nalirc a,rfsgins
lt.am letters % weck
Through The courtcs, ot the \ B
G. The Graystonc is happy 20 pre-
SEN Americas greatest rythm
baud chick webh and his orchcs-
ira u is one of the few bands
which combines hot stomp music
with sweet melodies, You will en-
Joy II NO matter What your rre-
ference In dance music Is.
chick Webb and his orchestra
Will not only thrill the public with
their matchless dance music. but
also with their peerless entertain
ers. who will have to be seen in or
der 10 be appreciated.
The Graystone management and
the sponsors OF the dance make
the following statement:
I'VE know you are In store for
an enjoyable evening. when you
come TO the Graystone Feb. IL. TO
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Arrest James
McKelvy At Home

JAMES McKELvY. 2S years old. OF
692 Erskine street, was arrested
at his home Sunday night. by Ser
geant of Detectives William Fuller
and Edward White.
According 10 the officers. Nc
Kelvy confessed to the hold-up at
the grocery store, at 39S Theo-
dore street, last Saturday night.
Police also report that the prison
er had a quantity OF the stolen loot
at his house and acknowledged
having taken part in fifteen other
robberies.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
YOUTH M UST
DIE F O r
u MURDER

Los Angeles. Calif.--(ANP)-
Rush Griffin. 10 year old Negro.
will die April for the murder Of
Lawrence l.. Lyons, white. U. 8.
C. medical student. according to a
ruling by Superior Judge Chas. w.
Fricke. January 81. Griffin was
denied new trial.
Willie Smith, asserted accom-
plice OF Griffin was sentenced TO
life Imprisonment. Defense Attor-
ney Richard Bird deputy public de-
CONTINUED Oh Page ~
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Prominent Speakers
To Participate In
Symposium

Outstanding authorities In their
respective fields will voice their
opinions. Sunday evening. Feb. 3.
at 7:3O. at Northern High School
auditorium; on What l Think the
Michigan Youth Congress Can Ac-
complish." The program will take
the form OF a symposium. adopted
by the Youth Congress recently
held at Ann Arbor. Mich.
The speakers to be presented will
include Judge Edward J. Jefferies
Of Recorders Court. Louis G..
Blount, president OF the Detroit
branch N. A. A. G. p; and Mrs.
Erie Layton Gates. general secre-
tary OF the Y W. G. A.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Funeral Rites Held
For Joseph Rives

Funeral rites were held from
Fred Anderson's Funeral Home,
Thursday afternoon. for the late
Joseph Rivers, %, OF OF 5o3 Fred
orick street. who was shot and
killed lasI Saturday night in an al
legged grocery store hold-up. at the
corner of Theodore and Brush
streets
The dead youth vas employed at
The Chrysler Auto Plant. at ~
cents an hour. lie had received his
pas check. Friday and relatives
slltc hr Loft home saturday even
INK 90 settle his grocery bill and
il he Would return at & p. M
Mother ln-I.aw Talks
Whcn inter, lowed. after the
uwtlY Nlr. lohu Turner the
rWAol iu-iaw of Rivers with
whom he ani MS Young wife re-
s.ded madr The lollolwng state
mmi
Joe was a fine boy. He had no
police record was employed, and
was good proNilcr Tor his faml-
], rhcrc ls something mysterious
about The affair. and ! cannot un-
acr-tud how ho could have taken
part la amy such crimc.'
Young Rivers wax horn ia jack
SON Mississippi lie IS survived by
his widow. Eunice Turner Rivers.
his mother, who resides IN Mississ-
lppi; one sister. Mary. and two
Nothcrs. Aaron and Willie Rivers.
The mother made the trip from
Mississippi, to attend the funeral.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
JUDGE MAHER SEEKS ELECTION
AS RECORDER OF COURT
By Frank Davis

Judvc .lOhr : Maher. iocal iiai-
fic Judge. has formally auloGnc9G
his candiluc, for the off'cr ui E,-
oorder, which position carries with
il q place On the City I,c,'.n
Commission
Judge Maher was born oi mar
ents OF mCdctatc' mcan4 on 20
farm In Samilac Couuty forty-liNe
years ago lie is married ana is ths
father Of seven children Ills cdr-
cation was acquired at his own
expense and under adverse condi-
tions. as the schools of his COM
munity were over three miles from
, his home.
After graduating from high
school. Judge Maher attended the
Ferris Institute. at Big Rapids,
Mich. where he acquired his aca-
Smic education. lie later taught
bool for four years. then entered
the Detrot College Of Law,( attend
ing night classes. while he worked
In law office and taught school
dn. the day.
Aftor practicing law for two
years, he enlisted in the u. 5.
)Army. where he served for two
and half years.
\ In November, 1929, Judge Maher
was appointed Judge Of Recorders
Court, In the Traffic and Ordinance
Division. where he has served for
| the past five years. with credit to
! himself and his city. He Is courte-
Gus and considerate TO oil.
In November r.
In 1892. the American Magazine
praised Judge Maher for his intel
IiEcnce and fairness In handling
trsffic cases and to-day he Is re-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Mother OF Infant
Arrested In Flight
t o Canton, 0 Ohio

~hiir s'Alaiirg 81 tiutce Drng
store az ST. Antoine ANA Gfau0t
streets Tuesday evening Dtrtcc-
tlves Wallie Williams ana Robcr,
Mitchell ufrrh,ara e telephone
conversation regarding an abondon
cd h'Hni iu an unocrapi'd house a.
3 % Frankin ltrnu. rhe dctcc-
tiyes followed the man who made
the phone call "a 53s Madison
wh're the man met "a woman
lh" "upl, were arrested. the
man giving his name as Claud
DeVcrc address unknown The
woman Vas Rachel oliver. 3li5
Franklin. Il vas for her. Devere
said h. Was making The phone call
Detectives Williams and Mitch
cll went Immediately 20 he Frank
lin street address, and forcing open
the door, found an eighteen months
old baby girl lying on bed In the
cold, deserted house There was nc
fire and the child was sick from
cold and hunger. having. been AT
andoned since Monday mornin
| jan %.
} The baby was taken TO Recss
ing hospital. where she was four
TO be temporarily In serious cor
difion.
Rachiel Oliver, the chiId's moth
'r was ordered 80 the Womcn's
DIVISION, on charge of abandoning
an infant child She was preparing
To entrain bus to Canton Ohio
when arrested
D"Nere is also heine held Polio,
are seeking 20 locate second
rh'ld pf The wonan's believed al
So ?" have been abandoned
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Detectives Gain Clue by
Ouerhearing Conversation
In Tele hone Booth
Dancer Ordered
To Pay Alimony

Maurl, pantcf noted New
Nork columnisi wao wa- returned
10 Detroit Friday to rae, charge
OF beiue $2aqo in arreat- in ali-
monl must pa, $500 of spcud one
year IN lhe nctroi' lloose 80 Cor
rcrtion
Ihis' Was -tas verdict hundei
down by lnagr Dewitt Meriman
OF circuit court before whom
Dancer appeared less than three
h"::::'o after his arrival AZ the
Michigan Central station last Fri
day morning IIc was remanded to
the county jail
The dcfendaAi eontcndcd that
Mrs Ida Dancer hi, divorced wife
and complainant IN the case had
left Michigan with her daughter
ten years ago and set up residence
in another state. therefore reliey-
ing Michigan Of any liability II IN.
child should have become desti-
tuie. Attorney Charles 4. RoX-
borough. who was called into ths
case shortly after Dancers ar
rival. also stated that there wa
mo evidence OF abandonment b
lhis client. The Same defense wa
oet~rrd IN Dancers fight again
evtradition from New York
Mrs. Dancer declared that IN
columnist had not given her an
money since 1925. The divorce de
cree. given In Detroit in 1929, or
dcred Dancer to pay 81 each week
until his daughter Joyce became
ii years OF age. joyce was II Jan
13 The Dancers We're married in
Houston. Texas IN 1915
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Chiffon And Thomas
Team Win Suit

New York amp Chiffon ana
Thomas. dancers. won their salary
suit against the Lafayette thcater
here last week They played ,hc
theater last May under contract
for $1,000 NJ the tnd of The week,
they were given SG5 Tho cour or
dercd the thcater management, 10
pay the additional S935
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Praise Work OF
Theodore w a r d

Chicago--tA y P)---An ovation
was given young Negro play
wright and dramatic reader, Theo-
dore Ward, when he presented a
new one-act play written by him
self, before the Young Peoples
Society OF Abraham Lincoln Cen
Ire here Sunday night.
His play. the story of Negro
sharc-cropper OF the South and
his rebellion against being cheat
ed. and Mr.. Wards splendid inter-
probation won heartiest applause
from the mixed audience.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION MAKES
STATEMENT ON SCHOOL ISSUE

ihc iact ar, tlpse
W. are opeaiiu4 l.atru -u,h
mrsar, schol. scattered through
all pAit, ~ fav city Ea,h schuoi
is nlcu,d piuarily ~ tA us
mmralatc .,ihoihood II the
Arfahorhcad is prcdomuaici,
white Ur p dpmiuuclt lor,t
az if-ii is niNcl the classcs VIII be
fonnd 10 spond viii this ~
mind please consider ihc follow
ius tahulnlion
so of nursery schools ., Is
40 with r tll white 1ncmbef
sAib ,........ .,..... b
40 With ar all colorcd member
ship .,.. ....-..-.
No. with mixed membership
With respect to the two auicd as
all colored. one IS In The Baptist
Christian Center settlement house,
which Is operated by colored peo-
pie for colored people: the other
Gin the IIigginbotham scho6D is In
an outlying district which is al
most one hundred per cent popu-
iated,Aby colored families
Your representatives are cordi-
ally invited personally to check up
on these statements at any time.
This office will give you every
facility 10 do so. In the meantime
this letter believe. should be ac-
corded as much prominence In
your valuable publication as was
given the statement In question.
Very truly yours,
r. 8. DeGALAN.
niroCfor
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
COURT SAY s
CHAS DIGGS
NOT GUILTY

Charles Digs local Undertaken
and politician, against whom
charges of receiving money under
False pretrnse werc entered SOME
weeks ago b, former patroman
Norman Wells. Mas cNhonoraicd
Wcdn, sday morning IN Judge Ed
ward J Jcifrics' Court The de-
cision being no cause for action
DRgs was represented bN Al
torney Charles w Jones OF the
law firm of Jones, Piper and cold
en-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
) t a t e Baptist
Convention To Meet

The second inspirational NEE,
ing OF me Wolverine State Bap-
tist Convention viii convene
Thursday, Feb. H. Al the Second
Baptist church. in Inkster Mitch.
AZ 10 q. M
Man, important phases 81 tho
church work will be considered
Pastor Of churches and workers OF
ORGANIZATIONS are urged TO attenr
The meeting
Rev O. b. Jones. pastor Of tho
Second Baptist Church at Inks
ter. is making preparations TO en-
iertain the delegates. Rev. +. l..
Todd Is pr"sidenf Of The conven-
iion