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46 at m. 1 Officers of North Side JACKSON, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY THE NEWLY ORGANIZED NORTH SIDE BRANCH OF THE Y.M.C.A EARLE B. JEWELL PHOTO LEE BROS ERNEST FRIEND Glenn E. Jackson is executive 800- retary of the newly organized North Y.M.C.A., for which Earle B. Jewell has been chosen associate secretary, and Ernest Friend boys' work secretary.

Mr. Jewell has organized what is known on the North Side a8 Boys' "I See by the Tribune" The Weather. Yesterday's Temperatures. 48 67 Laddie A Noon. D.

10. 00 10 11 1 8. p. Midnight. 1 m.

Minimum. Range. 10 62 Mean. Yesterday's a Minneapolls Weather -Wind locity 16 tiles humidity 6 per cent: precipitation, nope, Official Weather Forecast. today; warmer in east and cooler fu northwest portions; tomortow probably fair and cooler.

Wisconsin -Fair today; west portion: tomorrow unsettled; wearier, Sho east portion. Iowa -Fair today and probably tomorrow; cooler in northwest portion tomorrow. North Dakota- Generally fair today and probably tomorrow: cooler today. South Dakota- -Generally fair today and probably tomorrow; cooler today in north and west portions. Montana -Fair today and probably tomorrow; somewhat cooler today Upper Michigan- and warmer today: tomorrow probably rain.

General A 18 Albany Atlanta Boston 58 New York 68 PHOTO LEE BROS El Paso Galveston Jack' ville Antonio Alpeon Chicazo is Green Hay Escanahn 44 Cleveland Rapids hagie Indian' n'otte 56 Madison 60 60 .28 Marquette Memphis Milwaukee .01 ste. Marie .62 Bismarek 70 Observations. Sta. Des aiolnes 68 Duluth Huron Kan City Moorhead Omaha TO St. Louis Williston Denver 70 Barre Helena Lake Angeles Portland .02.

Sat Diego Prencisco Spokane Calgary Edmonton Med. Hat 64 Montreal 10 Winnipeg 66 A Highest -Temperature nt temperature 7 p. m. yesterday. yesterday.

-Precipitation yesterday. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. ARRIVED. -Zepplin from Brest. Great Norte.

Brest. Graf Waldersee from Brest, St. Nazalre, Santa Paula from Stavengef jord from Christiania: Seattle from Brest. SAILED. -Calabria Genon and Naples.

Negro Shot; Wife Held. New York ern from Virginian frotH St. Nazaire, cruiser transport New York Negro Asa McDonald, a negro, is in the City hospital in a serious condition with bullet wound in the left shoulder and his wife, Eliza McDonald, 120 Plymouth avenue north, is being held at police headquarters. Mrs. McDonald has confessed to the shooting, the police allege.

It oceurred Saturday night. of the plan The of in be seven Dedication last who the men of have a of in 0 0 0 00 000 000 00 00 0 THE MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE: MONDAY APRIL 1919 Freight Sailing Day War Ban Is Lifted Minneapolis Shipping Service Will Benefit by New Schedule. Dropping wartime "sailing day schedule? handling than-carload freight is forecast, Minneapolis men. believe, the announcement of an agreement, made last week at Washington Thy General fines. statement follow ed conferences with representatives of the National Industrial Traffic league and some state railroad commissions.

"Shippers shall not be deprived of the right to route less than carload freight over any line at the legal rates applicable, or to deliver it at point of origin to such carrier during the established hours of sorvice," said the announcement. "Preferred Preferred routes Routes Established. establishwill be ed on the basis of convenience to patrons, economy of dispatch, and per destination of railroads. Where it can be mutually arranged between repre-1 sentatives of the shipping public and the carriers, schedules will be made forwarding of less than earcovering, from points in through care or set cars on specified While Minneapolis suffered less than some other cities under the bi- and triweekly sailing day plan, the announcemeht by Director General Hines will mean a considerable improvement of service here, according to W. P.

Trickett, general manager of the Minneapolis Traffie association. Details to Be Worked Out. "When certain details are worked out with the he said, 'all obections to the present service can overcome. The -carload freight shipments referred to, he explained, affect practically all shipments to retailers, of food products, clothing, machinery, ete. Mr.

Trickett will leave for Washington tonight to attend a conference and on his return the subject will be discussed by the Minneapolis Traffic association. Two St. Paul Children Are Severely Burned Flames From Bonfires Communicated to Clothing of Little Girls at Play Nearby. short in two St. Easter joy was cut Paul homes yesterday when 4-year old Virginia Kilar, 679 Lee avenue, and Delores McCutehan, 6 years old, 2114 Jefferson avenue, were hideously burned when their clothing caught fire from bonfires.

The mother of Virginia, fearing that her two little sons, who were playing with neighbors' children at a bonfire, would be burned, sent her to bring the children home. A few minutes Inter Virginia's clothes were burning and after her mother and two men burned their hands severely in attempts to tear the garments from the child's body, she was taken to the St. Paul City hospital. She was burned badly on the limbs, neck and body. While Delores was playing with a group of other children near burning grass, a sudden flare up of the blaze eaught her dress and she became A mass of flames when she ran toward home.

A rug was thrown about her and the flames extinguished, but not until she was severely burned about the back, neck and arms. She face, was taken to the St. Paul City hospital where her condition was said to be grave. Garden Work Provides Healthful Recreation Many persons who are again joining the Garden this year say that one the strongest arguments in favor of a city garden movement is that it provides the right kind of recreation for people whose life is spent largely indoors. A short time each day spent in the cultivation of a garden has a tendency to give the mind relaxation and the muscles healthful excreise, it is argued.

am not only taking advantage of the daylight saving law but amn even going to work still earlier so I can get home early in the afternoon to work on my said one member who joined the other day. "Last year I used to walk to work every day. This season I am planning to get my exercise by working in my Switchman Who Fell Between Cars, Succumbs Joseph Aselin, 410 Sixth avenue northeast, who fell between cars of a moving train Saturday night while switching, died early yesterday morning at St. Mary's hospital. Although he suffered the loss of both legs and his right arm, he was conscious until death.

Mr. Aselin is survived by wife and one daughter, Grace, 11 years old. He had been employed as switchman by the Great Northern railroad for the past three years. "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" "Proved Safe by Millions" For Pain "Bayer Cross" Neuralgi' on Tablets. BAYER Earache Toothache Colds Grippe Rheumatism Lame Back Neuritis Warning! Don't buy Aspirin in a pill box! Always insist upon the genuine "Bayer Package" which contains proper dosage.

Look for the Safety "Bayer Cross" on package. Ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Genuine! Boxes of 12 tablets Bottles of 24-Bottles of 100-Also Capsules. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufasture of of Salicylieseld 0 00 he old 21 Philip McGowan Dies; St. Anthony Pioneer Plymouth Township Resident Was 98-Survived by 49 Grandchildren. Philip McGowan, 98 years old, who came to the village of St.

Anthony from Ireland in 1854, died Saturday afternoon at his home in Plymouth township, eight miles from Minneapolis, where had lived for more than 60 years. Mr. MeGowan had been in ill health for more than a year. Mr. McGowan moved to Plymouth township in 1858, four years after he settled in St.

Anthony, In 1863 he was married to Mary Murphy of St. vears ago. Mr. McGowan- survived Anthony. Mrs.

McGowan died, several by two sons, Timothy and Thomas MeGowan, of Plymouth township, four daughters, Miss Alice McGowan, Mrs. Will Cavanaugh, and Mrs. Anthony all of Plymouth township, and Sister Veronica. of the Little Sisters of the Poor, New York city, 49 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will take place at 10:30 tomorrow morning in St.

Joseph's church, Medicine Lake, with burial in St. Joseph's St. Thomas Commandant ArrivesMajor Patrick Mullay, of Camp Selby, reached St. Paul yesterday, sent by War department to take charge of the military department of St. Thomas college.

Captain James Carroll, now on duty at the college, is expected to remain as assistant. the shooting. expected to remain as assistant. 0 0 0 0 0 like so well as to have old WE customers, nothing those who wish to be, drop in for a personal talk. Our latch string is always out.

Many steel problems have been quickly cleared up in this way. And, likewise, visitors have gone away with a many more appreciative understanding of our ability to keep Inland Quality and Service uniform. We have ample capacity for tolling structural steel, bars, sheets and plates. Our location favors you in shipments. INLAND STEEL COMPANY First National Bank Building, Chicago Works: Indiana Harbor, and Chicago Heights, Ill.

Nearest Branch Office: St. Paul INLAND BASIC OPEN HEARTH 0 STEEL PRODUCTS 0 00 The funeral of Fred A. Swanson, 346 East Magnolia street. St. Paul, formerly foreman nt the Northern Pacific railrond yards in St.

Paul, who was killed by a shot Friday night when at work in his office, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. from the family hom. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery, St. Paul.

John B. Doyle, of St. Paul, former police patrolman, is being held at the Ramsey county jail in connection with Ministry Service Flag Dedicated at Joyce Church service flag honor of Joyce Memorial church entered the ministry, featured meeting held in that church night, The men are Raymond Mattock, N. L. Rockwell, M.

E. Weisenberger, Lester S. Norris, Lucius Litchfield, Ray Walker and L. W. Bates.

Announcement was made at the Easter service in the morning that $10,000 had been raised by the church, $30,000 of which is a part of the centennary fund, while $10,000 was raised for the removal of the church debt. Every donation was pledged by the donors without solicitation. "The method of campaign was entirely distinet from anything we have heard of in church said the Rev. B. B.

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PAGE NINE Party for 151st to Go Friday Governor. Twin Cities Mayors and Adjutant General Head Group. Colonel Donahue to Communicate With Colonel Leach By Wireless. The Twin Cities welcoming party for the 151st field artillery, led by Governor Burnquist, Adjutant General Rhinow and Mayors Meyers and Hodgsou probably will leave at 6 p. m.

Friday, General Rhinow said last night. This, it is planned, will land the party in New York Sunday, ready to greet the. homecoming Minnesota, artillerymen on their onday. While the list of those going in the welcoming party has not been completed, the is expected to fill two coaches. Colonel Donahue Goes Tomorrow.

William H. Donahue, in charge of the world war veterans' section of the Minneapolis welcome parade, expects to leave for New York tomorrow night, he said yesterday, going in advance of the official welcoming party. He will get in touch with Colonel George E. Leach, commander of the 151st, by radio three days before their arrival in New York, and to be the first to meet Colonel Leach, for a conference on plans for the reception here. Colonel Donahue, as a special representative of the commander, will hurry back to Minneapolis in advance of the troops, to complete arrangements here in accordance with Colonel wishes.

Plans to Be Completed Tonight. Mayor Meyers was in conference last night with his committee chairman, E. S. Woodworth, and a final meeting tonight of the entire committee will be held to complete plans for the parade and celebration. Colonel Donahue emphasized yesterday that while mention of officers WaS largely omitted from the call for veterans to march in the parade, the officers are very much wanted.

The request, he said, should be for officers and enlisted "We'll need a large number of officers to take charge of units in the parado--and there may be some ranking officers here who have returned from service and of whom we know nothing. We urgently want the names of all officers and former sioned men in Minneapolis, to aid in making up plans for the parade." Part of Unit on Santa Rosa. Men of the 151st coming on the transport Huntington total 46 officers and 1,436 enlisted men, and approximately 700 of them, it is understood, ATe men of the original First Minnesota artillery, the others being replacements. Two officers and 40 men of battalion headquarters of the 151st, it was announced, sailed on the Santa Rosa and should reach Boston Friday, three days before the men on the Huntington are expected to reach New York. Northwest Men Cited for Bravery at Front Heroism Displayed by Corporal Kohn of Wabasha and Private Kelly of Burchard, Neb.

Corporal Mat A. Kohn, of Wabasha, has been cited for the Distinguished Service cross by the War department for extraordinary heroism in action, Near Heurne, Belgium, November 4, Corporal Kohn went through heavy shell and machine gun fire for a distance of 100 yards and carried a wounded comrade to safety, Corporal Kohn is with Company 145th infantry. Private John Kelly, Burehard, is cited for extraordinary heroism in action near Bois de Barricourt, France, November 2. With his machine gun section, Private Kelly was sent to an advanced position, subjeeted to sniping and machine gun fire, and mistaken for the enemy by American infantry. Private Kelly volunteered to leave the shell hole, running to the American, lines and convincing the the identity of his section, then returning.

He was with Company 34ist machine gun battalion. Loren Fletcher Funeral Will Be Held Today Funeral services for Loren Fletcher, former Minnesota Representative in Congress, who died at Atlanta, last Tuesday, will held at Lakewood chapel today at 2 p. Dr. Marion Shutter of the Church of the Redeemer officiating. A partial list of pallbearers given out last night included Cavour Langdon, George Partridge, Louis Newell, Ralph Bagley, C.

Loring, J. B. Sutherland, and Walter A. Eggleston. Colonel and Mrs.

Fitzhugh Lee brought Mr. Fletcher's body from Atlanta, reaching here Saturday, Mr. Fletcher, who was 86 years old, served 10 years in the Minnesota Legislature and 12 years in Congress. War's Pathos Told by Black Bordered Letter A story of the pathos of war is told by an onelaimed letter at the Andrews hotel, sent there because of a return card with a notation that the soldier to whom it was addressed is dead. The letter itself may have carried sad news for it is in an envelope bordered in black.

The missive was mailed at Hot Springs, June 29, 1918, according to the postmark. It was addressed Private Elmer Shanks, M. G. Co. 127 Infantry A.

E. via N. Care E. B. In one corner was a card written in "Return to Etta Berni, Andrews hotel, Minneapolis, Written across the letter in a notation Deceased August 7, 1918.1 Police Raid Nets Three Women and One Man Three women and one man were arrested in a police raid on an alleged disorderly house n' 1023 Second street yesterday afternoon.

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