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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-01
Phil! with p 5[RH ;s' for z,2522 Mileage
Steve Rooney and children, Of Osa-

Steve Rooney and children, Of Osa-
kis.
Guests Sunday at the John J.
Miller home, included: Mrs. Mary
Kleinfeln and son, Rodric, Of this
vicinity, and Miss Bernedette Mer-
tin, Of Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Radermacher
and Mrs. Andrew Radermacher ac-
companied Mr.. Henry Fink and Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Lair, Of Eden Val
ley, to Valley City, North Dakota
Friday. They visited with relatives
until Monday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-01
STATE OF MINNESOTA

COUNTY OF STEARNS
On this 14th day Of February,
1889, personally appeared Oscar J.
Lying and Geo. s. Strauss, to me per-
sonally known, who. being each du-
ly sworn did say that they are the
president and secretary, respective
ly, of the Sank Lake Cooperative
Creamery Association. of Sank
Centre, Minnesota. the corporation
named in the foregoing certificate
ficate to be their free act and deed
and the free act and deed Of said
corporation and that the seal at
fixed to said certificate Is the cor
porate seal and the said certificate
sealed by them in behalf Of said
corporation by authority Of it's
F. S. Cooper
Notary Public
Ny Commission Expires Feb. Z. 1910
The foregoing amendment to
Articles of Incorporation examined
and approved as to form and legal
ity this 18th day of February. 1889.
]. A. A. .BurnQuist,
Attorney General
BY Edward J. Dewitt
Assistant Attorney General
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Department Of State
FILED March 10, 1899
Mike Holm
Secretary of State
OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS
COUNTY OF STEARNS
hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed in this office
for record on the day of April 3rd,
1899. at 1880 o'clock p. NJ, and was
duly Recorded in Book Of Articles
Of Incorporation on page 449.
Ray HI. Drumming
Register OF Deeds
BY Edward A. Kruchten
Deputy
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-01

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ing Service puts your car into con.
dition for the extra miles you'll pile up.
3. Fresh Phillips sc Motor Oil in the
crankcsse will take reconsideration
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ing extra, gives you extra zip and ring.
Delivers the added power units of the
scientific POLYmerization process.
Offers higher volatility (high test),
which is the most accurately matched
to monthly weather.
Remember, Phillips &C Poly Gas
is a different gasoline, and millions
of motorists have felt that differ
ence. So try thankful. See you, too,
don't get greater economy and more
motoring pleasure with this sensa-
tional, et-demonsfrating gasoline.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Lawyer Oscar Smith
Named Commander
Charles Young Post

The following officcts were
elected last week 10 head Charles
Young Post 40. -. of me Ameri-
can Legion for the year " 1871.
oscar u Smith commaudcr tiN-
ford " Jones senior vice c0m-
nander Earl Rhodes junior yile
commander pearlS b Grudup. ad-
iuiani; LAMAR Mcqueen. finance
officer Ernest Bfunson. chaplain
William James. sorgear'-al-arm
James Saunders. historian TIE
members of The executive commit
tee are William A. Dolds Ben
Me- oy. and Patrick Johnson
The new commander, an a''or-
ncy, has served the posi- rs adult
ant and legal advisor, and in ls3j
was elected delegate ~ me naiion-
81 convention Al 81 Ioni. H. Was
The first Negro 10 he elected fun
accredited delegate from Wayne
county.
Young Pos' has for wears boen
one NJ the mos colorful poss 10
the nild'iicwcsf and Win 'hc.r
band and drum and buslo corp.
have attended every national cnpa
veniion since 4 orcaui7a'son ien
NpalS aro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Haste Makes Waste
Is Traffic Officers
Warning To Motorists

Dn,ers' Speed has never come
to good end This statement has
been nfoven 10 he right many and
many time. Go 10 our hospitals.
for instance. there. YOU will find
hundreds OF people who have been
victims OF the so-called Speed
Demons" There are also young
people who think il is rather
smart" 10 drive their cars al an
unlimited speed. in and out OF traf-
ic narrowly missing other ears and
pedestrians. not realizing the Sc
robustness OF their folly.
Selhshness is train that YOU
will find in person who speeds
regardless or conditions In his
mind the road was made for his
sole purpose alone Regardless OF
how many people or automobiles
are on the road. he will Try to
reach his destination In The quick
est possible way. Here | wish TO
bring out the quotation Haste
Makes Waste Statistics prove II
* better 10 limit your speed and
be assured NJ reaching your des-
iination in safety rather than to
lake the chance NJ reaching an en-
lirely ifferenf and less desirable
destiny.
This information is submitted ny
he Public Safety Bureau ~ the
Detroit Police department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Willis Ward Speaks
To Highland Parkers
At Big Mass Meeting

Willis Ward addressed mass
meeting last Saturday night in Be
rea church Highland Park.
Mr. Ward painted vivid picture
OF American Democracy-a COM
binalion Of all races and national
tiles working together to make this
a better place In which 10 live. The
speaker assured the audience that
Sndustry is trying TO give the la
boring man q chance TO earn de-
cent living hut is hampered by
hurdenSome taxes,
Other speakers from the main
Office Of the Wayne County Voters
Districts association incl n d Q Il
James II Peyton. county chair
man: Arthur W Tibhs. assistant
county chairman. and Samuel w.
llaney These eentlemen's speeches
were impressive and very enlighi-
oning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

land. Brown and Chase OF Mary
land: Mccall. Bristol cole. Strick-
land Hanev. Anderson and Dezon
OF Michisan
Dclphia. Jefferson and Han %
MIssissipp Watkins. Jones. Moore
FLYNN and Grcensfrcet OF Kansas
,'iiy. Mo: Young. Perkins. Hughes
Beal, Gordon aud Mcdowell OF 81
Louis: Jones. Criticndcn. Deeauy
Jamison and Rankin Of Ohio DaW-
SON Edward and Mckav OF okla
homa Keith Morris. Brown. Pow
eli Beckett Irwin. poole-RoSs Ia
Wis. Of Pennsylvania Qualls. Me-
Gayock. Tate Hayes Oats. Wheel
or. Stephenson and Patton ~ Ten
nessee. r G. Scott and Hayes OF
Virginia Donaldson. Russell. Mas
shall. Wash Green and W. f. or
hcer. national secretary OF Illinois
The entire corps Of Ch.Nsos pro-
sresske undcriakersN W. i've hosts
10 The national body rfss'deni
MorSell member of The firm Of
ksrsey. McGOwan and Morseil re-
spected as one OF the most accom-
plished business men in the craft.
and his local associates are deter
mined 10 make the Chicago conNcn-
iton serve. lhoy say. US q dcmonsta-
ton Of the value OF the annual
gatherings Numerous cxhihis
have been arranged and the scicn-
litic side Of he profession is TO be
stressed. Headquarters for ;hc
convention will be AT the Metropol-
iian community center. 100 South
Parkway
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Goodwill Club Meets
In The johnson Home

The Goodwill club OF the 1'aber-
nacle Baptist church held an in
ieresiing meeting Monday evening
in the spacious new residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson. 4,iu
fireman avenue. The president. q.
e. Coins. presided. During the
business routine. partial reporf
OF the outing held last week was
made. Plans for The clubs future
activities were discussed lndicai-
ing that the members are still
carrying on in the usual coopera
tive manner.
Visitors present were Messrs
Tate. Fredricks. Coleman. and
Smith. Following the adjournment
OF the session the hostess served
delicious repast. The club viii
hold It's next meeting Monday even
ing. July ri at the home OF Mrs
Gertrude Brown OF Scotch avenue
Miss Bernice Cobb Is secretar,
OF the Goodwill club: Deacon T.
Johnson. organizer and captain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Charleston Man F aces
An Old Killing Charge

Waving exiradition. Boze Ely.
alias John Ely. was returned %
Charleston. ". Va Sunday 10 face
fve-year-old murder charge.
Ely had been arrested IN Saginaw
where he hsd been living for the
past four years
Sentenced 10 nineiy-dav JAN
term TWO weeks ago on an assault
charge authorities we're notified
WHOM nnro prints identified Ely
as me man wanted for murder
there
Pal Serving Term
Following his identification.
Ely ioll police 'ha' former pal
was strt.ng Prison sentence ior
the murder % Frank Thomas IS.
whom Ely Killed % free-for-all
fight IN a Charleston Bind pig
july 1854
Ely. who admitted fleeing 20
Michigan after killing Thoma
declared the friend. whose name
he has Forgotten had nothing ~ do
Win the murder, The friend u.s.
serving 4 Ton year cfm
Sergcan' o. Detectives John
Wooster and Detective William
smith who had been sent from
Charleston 20 Saginaw 10 re,ura
Elzr. 'opped "a De'foH sunday
wIlh their prisoner
sergcan, Wooster is 'he oldest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Morticians To Meet
Annual Convention Will Be held In
Chicago Aug. 20 to "a

CHICAGO amp - Morticians
from every section OF the country
will be IN attendance upon the an
nual convention OF the Progress
siye National Funeral Directors
association 10 be held here Aug
20-9i according 10 President VIII
liam ! Morsell. who issued list
OF lh" advanced registration this
week
Among The delegates expected
are bghissor Howell. Perry. Eng
llsh ZONES and Rclcford OF Arkan-
sas Wclch. Shoriridgc. Nam Hose
and CASTOR OF Alabama: Rhines.
Frazi,r aud stewart. Washington.
ne pratt, Coleman and Stone Of
Florida Iiadley. Ivey and Hutch
ms ~ Georgia Smith. Little arid
Cresswell OF Indiana Thatcher
and Miles ~ Kansas Gcddes.
Toope. Ran. Moss aud Williams oil
Louisiana williams. Hemsley Hol-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Anti-Lynching B i Il
Is Destined To Die
In Committee Room

WASHINGTON, d. ca total ~
1911 congressman have signed peii-
lion 10 bring the Gavagan anu
lynching 10 the floor Of me
House, u announced here last
week. only II signatures. or To-
tai OF us. are necessary 10 bring
the bill out Of committee 10 The
floor OF the House.
Since congress seems determined
q adjourn on or before August |.
this means N The 2iS signatures
are secured in The next few days
The anti lynching bill will be among
The first items taken mp by the
House - The next session OF Con-
gress. whether II be a special ses-
sion this fall. or the regular ses-
sion in January.
The rules OF the House require
that after petition has received
els signatures. II must lie on The
iahls for seven legislative days
before action can I've taken.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

msn, came from under the grueiling
test CT the grand jury without hav-
ing incrimlnated himself, Roose-
welt Ashberry. influential chauf-
feur OF DR.. Charles Lorlc, state
senator and now resigned president
OF the Louisiana State Medical so
ciety. was also questioned on FRI
day evening.
And strangely enough. the keen
est mind on the grand jury belongs
10 a Negro. Carl T. Weathers. pas
tor OF Methodist church. mail
carrier and member OF the Colored
Civic Improvement association.
While DR. Smith and Mr.. Cald-
we'll were somewhat friendly with
Dr j. S. Clark. who recently re-
tired as president OF Southern uni
versity, II Is doubtful that Southern
will be brought into the scandal
However. he contractors (Cald-
we'll Brothers and HarO who built
the I.Sll buildings also construct
cd The newest buildings on The
Southern university campus. which
cause some 20 think that Or. Clark
may he questioned. Influential
persons who are helping to fight
he state administration say. don't
he surprised at what happens; any
body may be questioned
Although the Or Smith farce IS
attaining national prominence. the
"hig guns who started the "mess'
are moving down 10 New Orleans
10 expose the shots who are he
hind the gambling there and
where. n anything serious takes
place. more than $50 Negroes con-
nected with the rackets will lose
good paving jobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
A Service Well Done
Hold Funeral Rites for Secretary
Of Howard University

WASHINGTON. ID. c.-The fun
eral services for Richard Hurst
Hill. Secretary OF Howard Univer-
siiy. was held al Hillcrest Farm.
Maryland. Saturday evening. July
%, at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Hill died al
John Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore,
Maryland Wednesday evening. July
10. 1899. where he had been III for
more than month
Mr.. Hill was born in Baltimore.
Maryland. December Il. 1905. the
son OF Margaret Peck and Daniel
Grafton Hill, pioneer minister in
the African Methodist Episcopal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

Church. On the maternal side Mr.
Hill was descended from six gem
erations OF trained Negro clergy
men. His great uncle was the first
graduate OF Lincoln University in
Pennsylvania. IN 1853. and was one
OF the first Negro missionaries TO
Africa.
Mr.. Hill was educated in the
public schools Of Baltimore and
Washington, ID. C.. and received his
A. b. degree from Lincoln univer-
sity In Chester County. Pennsyl-
vania, and the degree II. s. T. from
Harvard University. While at Lin
coin University he inaugurated the
first inter-raci authorizations de-
bates In this country with such in
stltuiions as Harvard, Smarshmore,
oxford. England Edingburgh.
Scotland and Reading, Wales
In 1927 he was elected. by com
petitive examination, the only Ne
gro member OF the delegation TO the
Soviet Union. to make a study OF
racial minorities in Southern and
Central Russia. lie was member
OF the Executive Committee and
Editorial Board OF the delegation
which was composed OF faculty and
student members OF American col
leges and universities. among them
being Columbia. Barnard. Welles-
ley. Smith. Harvard. Amherst. Uni
versity OF California. etc.
For five summers Mr.. Hill was
employed by the Friends Service
Committee at Philadelphia to speak
in the interest OF World peace and
inter-racial amity. during which
time he lectured in AZ OF the as
states. in Canada. and in Mexico.
For one summer he was loaned to
the World Peace Foundation OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church and
worked at Texas and California
mainly.
Mr.. HIS first connection with
Howard University was in 1881 as
Special Assistant 10 the President.
when that office was abolished he
was then made an instructor In the
School ofReligion He later resign
cd that position 10 become the
pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
Charleston. West Virginia. In 1885
he again became affiliated with
Howard University as Executive
Secretary 10 the President which
position he held until his selection
as Secretary Of the University in
1888. upon the retirement Of Dr.
Emmett J Scott At the April meet
in of The BOARD ~ Trustees in
1872 he was reelected 10 the posi-
lion ~ Secretary OF the University.
which position he held at the time
Of his death.
Mr. Hill Is survived by wife
Mrs. Hilda A. Hill: mother, Mrs
Margaret Hill three brothers. Roy
Daniel Hill. oakland. California !.
Professor Joseph Hill. Lincoln
University. Pa; and Mr. william
HILL Princess Anne. Maryland:
five sisters. Mrs Violet White.
Baltimore. Maryland. Mrs Esther
Isaacs. Los Angeles. California.
Mrs Grace Jacobs. Washington.
ID. c.; Mrs Ida Hopewell. CHICAGO.
Illinois, and Mrs. Lee Fletcher.
Baltimore. Maryland.
The deceased was a nephew ~
Rev and Mrs. VIM. " Peck. OF ne.
troit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Question Colored Employees As
Investigators Start Probe Into
he Louisiana University Scandal

ox ROYCE. La (By Rob-
sal Iv,onev for AMP This iowa'
IT NeN =, Louisiana. where Husy
$splml 7" ,cicncd as kinghsh ana
LON. .snalcd by q gelligerent
q: a. Is agog with all kinds OF
GLOW" sod federal probes. Every
'e ' con urn YOU see probers
nel1 deem into The affairs OF Dr.
isms vonrne smith. ex-president
sm's ., " state university. and
Lou nei,tss who are being charg-
ssIV, or,ry,hinc on the books IN
VII" ne most sensational school
R =. over know in the South.
n,.,.rs,ded opinions have 1t. and
pv',,i show. that millions of
'' y. ,,,,ar. most OF which came
W. wpt have been squander-
los Tne nroheis are taking no
.. ,hW arc threatening TO
u'.. az, rhodv who worked
,s, or Mha Is presently em-
| ,'d There ansing nearly 500 OF
4. negro cmpln,cs to talk very
ksutIously ,,..
rAs Raian Rnuse grand Jury
| ,aronebly aee STONED Link Bryant,
k..ro Isl Kidding snperinten-
IT,, and rew~ed right hand man
o..
|, George CALDWELL LIST building
.s,,,endcn, who has been In
XIII and cIay-ed with embezzle-
In, :, having taken a two per
-, IN on all buildings construct
y an ihc ,aWpns in the last TWO
s,s io.alirc more than half
keIon dollars The majority OF
Hs.,oes IN Baton Ronge feel sorry
a. Mr. caldNrll and refer TO him
4. ., YER, Kind man 10 Negroes
H. B,sssi very high salaried
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Former Missourians
To Sponsor Picni c

An Emancipation Day basket pic
mic will he held on the south shore
of Relic Isle Saturday. Angus >
by former residents of Missouri. a.
was recently announced nv l.. Nd
ans " a;jS Scotch avenue and his
assistant Mrs. f.. Walls OF $685.
Beechwood street.
The hours will he from 10 am
until
Mr. Adams stated that all citi-
zens OF Detroit who formerly re.
.ided in Missouri are Invited 10
attend the picnic. and bring their
friends \ Missouri banner hanging
near the monument will direct the
picnicers 10 the spot selected for
the occasion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Kansas Young Girl
Who Wrote President
Attempts To End Life


TOPEKA KAN Lucille Harris
the young woman, who wrote q lei-
Ter to President Roosevelt which
was considered by Federal agents
AS threatening attempted suicide
last week
Rushed here from Lawrence
Kan in an ambulance. following
her attempt ~ end 10 all Miss
Harris is reported slightly improv-
cd
Miss Harris has had her share
Of despondenc,. for Il WAS her
grief over inability 10 sCcuic cm-
ployment last spring thar led her
10 writing 70 tho President, thus
making national headlines. How
ever. held in jan FOR several
months. she received no sentence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Housing Experts To
Lecture AT New York
University Institute

WASHINsirON y Among
the - housing experts who VIII
lecture az The Housing Manage
mcu' Training institute az >ew
York university, July II 10 Aux
IS. VIII be three Colored They are
Lionel f Arts MANAGE 10, h.
Held Garden apartment lndianapo-
lis. Ind: w. Cain manager
Sianlov II Holmes Village Atlan-
tic CITY y J and Alonzo g.
Moron manager University Homes
Atlanta. Ga
Evening star., 1939-12-08
JUNGLE RAYS CORNER

AS young man, In his early 2Os,
Dickens was much in love with a
girl named Maria Beadwell. She
was bankers daughter, and seemed
much above" him-since, at that
time, he was not well started on
his great career as q writer.
Maria's parents broke up the ro-
nance by sending her to Paris. This
was blow to the young writer who
had been struggling for success
largely because he wanted to win
Maria's hand in marriage. From
that time onward, he had to flnd
other reasons to work for success.
A quarter Of q century later, Dick
ems wrote the famous book, David
, ''Copperfield" In it we meet a char
acter, known as Dora, who stood in
the authors fancy as Maria. She
was David Copperfield's young wife,
who died after a short period of
marriage.
Taking the place of Dora, the book
gives us another character, noble and
helpful, who married David Copper
field after he lost Dora.
The book was presented to the
public as novel, but to some extent
1t Is the story of Dickens own boy
hood. youth and young manhood.
There are parts which do not agree
with his life history, but many other
parts are pages from his early career.
One famous character, Mr.. MI
Evening star., 1939-12-08

The Four Aces will be pleased to
answer letters from readers II
velope Is inclosed with each commupi-
cation addressed to The Four Aces,
care The Evening Star.
If you desire the pocket outline Of
The Four Aces system Of contract
bridge send with your request to The
Four Aces, care The Evening Star, 4
stamped (3-cent). self-addressed. large
size envelope. and you will receive an
outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1939-12-08
World Beuts q Path

BROOKF1ELD, Mo. P.-William
Reece> has mice but virtually no
mouse trouble. Some of the white
kind colonized in his junkyard.
Now Reece has a waiting list Of
youngsters who want them for pets.
Evening star., 1939-12-08
Freokish Distribution

Mrs. Jack Richards of Miami, Fla.
who sat South, sends us today's
hand, which she says is the best
she ever held in her life, and asks
US to comment on the bidding.
South, dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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Mrs. Richards.
The bidding:
South West North East
"a Pass 2NT Pass
a Pass Pass Dbl.
Redbl. Pass Pass Pass
q Four spades was made on the fol-
lowing play: A club was opened.
East won with the ace and led a
second club, which West trumped.
Now West led a heart. East won
with the ace and played another
club, but at this point, since West
was out of trumps, Mrs. Richards
won the trick and spread her hand.
II East had had the forethought to
cash her ace of hearts before lead
ing the second club, then she would
have been able to ruff heart,
thereby beating the hand one trick.
Now for the bidding. We ap-
<prove Of Mrs. Richards bidding,
even though the way the cards lay
three trump was laydown and
four spades might have been de-
feated. We do not particularly like
East's double. On the other hand,
six trumps and two aces are q great
temptation. Following the double,
He surely would have redoubled just
Is Mrs. Richards did.
Yesterday you were Oswald
jacoby's partner and held:
Aoxxx
Dxxx
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The bidding:
Jacoby Schenken You Maier
IA Pass 20 Pass
~ Pass CD
Answer-Bid five hearts. This
bid shows that you. are interested
In a slam, but at the same time
denies any outside ace.
Score 10G per cent for five hearts,
80 per cent for pass, 30 per cent for
f1ve clubs Indicates the club ace)
20 per cent for six hearts Ian over
bid.
Question No. 311.
You were Merwin Maier's partner
today and held:
AXIS
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4 10 6 4S
You Burnstone Maier schenken
sPass Pass INT Pass
CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
Released BY the Bell Syndicate. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1939-12-08
Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

. David Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D:
Maier Oswald Jacoby. Howard
echenken, worlds leading team-of-four.
inventors Of the system that has
beaten every other system IN ex-
istence)