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(H) THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE: SUNDAY APRIIJ It mi PAGE 51 Hoby 1c president Former Indianans I tend Mr of (hp rliib SI. I DOB HEART 1 I Status of Important Bills Before Legislature Shown Educators to Talk To Woman's Club Dr. Stephen Duggan, director of the Institute of International Education, New York city, will address Hebrew Educator Will Speak Here Dr. Hugo Bergmann, rector of the Hebrew university, Palestine, philosopher and lecturer, will speak SEE RESULTS I DEDICATION Plan Dinner Meeting John W. Wheeler, Indianapolis, member of the Indiana stale highway commission, will be the pun-cipat speaker at the second annual Minneapolis Hooslcr club dinner Tuesday evenii at the Leamington hotel members of the ar.

rangement committee announced Saturday. All former rcid nta of Men ond women of Minneapolis The following tabulation shows the position of the most important bills before the tate legislature. The abbreviation "Comm." is used for committee; 0." mcanj general orders, indicating that the bill tas been approved in committee and is awaiting preliminary action who contribute to the annual Com- COMhttl fROUCTION STOI1L' YOUR runs At GEO. E. YOUNG CO.

loot NICOIUT AVE, TtltfMONl CtNtVA JIM mnniftf fitnil ramnaipn cill SPG (a i cm the floor; "Cal." means calendar, the position in which the morning meeting of the Woman's club Tuesday on the subject. "Peace and Freedom." Dr. Duggan has Invitations to attend the dedication of the new wing of St Barnabas hospital April 17 were sent out Saturday to civic leaders, churchmen and physicians. "We studied catalogs and hospitals in America and abroad for five years before drawing up plans for t. 1 1 "A ni if enee i nmrr ni ncss.

flacrd prior to final action 'f- Mcl4irA C-af Ub "le lntu.il aiiijuai House. Subject of Hills. the state have been invited to at week starting April 19. April 21 in the Minnesota Union under auspices of the i nneapolij chapter, American Friends of the Hebrew university. He will also be Sue st on that date at a luncheon in the Union for univer traveled exten G.

0, For thoe unable to make the trips to settlement houses, nurse- this hospital," S. M. Rice, superinten sively through Comm. out the world in Taxes. Increasing income tax rales Passed Increasing mining occupation levy per tent Tasked Exempting $4,000 homesteads from state l-vy Cal.

Increasing railroad gross earnings taxes 2 per cent Killed Inrreajir.i? telephone cross earnings Passed heaim centers ana omer luna agencies, programs will be brought his capacity as I director of the to civic, fraternal, luncheon; relig Comm. jOUS business and other organiza institute, deal dent, said Saturday. "No conceivable new thing for the convenience and comfort of the patient, or the phyeician and surgeon has been omitted." Immediately following the dedication ceremonies, the new wing will be placed in operation, and LV4U ing at first hand Commotions. Programs will include brief talks on agency work by staff Dr. Moses Barren, 4 A sity faculty Muta Dr.

Pacd Comm. Passed S. 0. Increasing moneys and credits tax 2 mills. Iacreasing chain store taxes Increasing gas tax 1 cent Expenditure control program members and directors of tbe He tional problems of foreign countries and encouraging the exchange brew ChaDter.

of whlrh Dr. MnsM i members and members of the visit- CommJifg woelt committee. The visiting week committee is of professors between American parts of the old building, erected Barron is cnairman Dr. Bergmann in 1894, will be discontinued for played an important part jn the and foreign institutions. He has pa eniuse.

me oia uuiiumj organiati0n of Snolon) John W. Thomas Vau CCillklnsondGi. WecSltt t.HIk Worthwhile Savings in this Milliiirrv Formerly Priced $3 to $12.30 FELTS FABRICS STRAWS Thomas' Millinery Third Floor administered an extensive system of fellowships for foreign students studying in American institutions win De maae into nurses quarters. The $260,000 building will be fully made up of Gaylord Warner, general chairman; Paul Koughan, associate chairman, Felton Colwell, Dr. Carol C.

Koch, Charles Jordan, Neal Rasmussen, Jr, Thomas Ven-num, Perry Williams and Carl J. Zobel. air conditioned. and for American students study- in 1929, a society dedicated to promoting peace between Arab and Jew, and aided the university in Palestine to increase its library from 20,000 to 325,000 volumes. ing abroad.

He has received many Comm. Comm. Comm. Comm. Comm.

Comm. Comm. Cal. AMARANTH lOip. The twelfth annual grand court distinguished honors from foreign countries.

of the Order of the Amaranth will be conducted at the Leamington hotel April 22, 23 and 24 with in 'Bury the Dead' Will Holy Name Sodality Will Present Farce KEMPTON SHIPPERS ELECT. Kempton, N. April 10. J. Lempke.

is new president of the Livestock Shipping association here. stallation ceremonies and several other meetings open to the public. Public Welfare. Appropriating $17,000,000 for relief S. 0.

Reducing small loan interest rates Cal. Establishing county welfare kapj Passed Limiting unemployment insurancV.o 8 or Comm. Liberalizing unemployment insurance rates Comm. Blind pensions S. 0.

Eliminate old age pension levy by counties S. 0. Enlarge children's assistance grants S. 0. Consolidating soldier welfare administration S.

0. Liquor. State dispensary CO. Search and seizure law CO. Defining 3.2 beer as intoxicating Killed Minneapolis and Hennepin County.

Increase park board levy l'j mills Killed Kaise school board levy Killed Abolish cr-inty bsrd of tax levy Comm. Increase firemen's pension levy 1 mill Cal. Conservation. Abolish five-man commission Highways. He Shown April 15-18 Irwin Shaw's anti-war play, Comm.

Passed Comm. A three act farce, "Be Yourself will be presented by the Sodality of Our Lady of Holy Name parish "Bury the Dead," will be presented at Incarnation hall, 3800 Pleasant I by the Minneapolis Theater union avenue, at 8 p. m. April 13. Aba- April 15 to 18 at the Unitarian Cen-gail Warner is director of the pro-iter assembly, 1526 Harmon place.

YWU LP FURNITUR Comm. Comm. Comm.jduclion. 'Joan Kraemer is the director. Comm.) ii.

j. WORTH BIG MONEY AT Passed AMAZING TONE! 5TH STREET AT 1ST AVE. NORTH Hi.) 1 1 Comm. Cal. Comm.

Killed Passed Passed Passed G.O.' O. Comm. Killed Comm. Comm. Comm.

Biennial drivers' licenses Passed public safety committee Cal. Establishing new trsff tcde Comm. Agriculture. Imposing heavy tax en clecttargarir-e Passed Seed loan to farmers Passed Commerce. Fair trade regulation if retai! dca'crs Passed Prohibiting unfair trai practices Passed Oil Administration.

Civil service fcr iu: Comm. Eedistrirtirj Comm. Unicameral Cal. Registration ci k'r'is Passed Abolish l-xiii ux Taxing b'ss fnryr cted by private schools Permit ir.u:i::ralitifs la b-v utilities G. O.

$195 i TJ (6 Octaves) $265 OcUve) erms if desired Change dates from June to September Killed Passed Labor. impiand jj t. U. 1 0. 1 flL 0.

mm Killed Passed Comm. Comm. Killed LstsblLihir.g 44-bour week for women Tacd Compulsory workmen's compensation Limiting court jurisdiction in labor disputes Comm. Two-man street cars G. O.

(Train-length limitations Passed EVEHY I.IVIXi-Ili iiiul iM(i nmm sijith IVM.l lM THIS VI Ii BUY- NOW AMI SAVE Hiclorical building, St. Paul. Major Elliott will read the excerpt: mm. from a diary kept by his father, Judje Charles B. Elliott, in the; This lill'e nooJir piano not a thing of today oalr.

It has been built to lut. A marrcl of tonal A thmg; of beiuty, vijii ij fincV fro't'd cabmft; of mjhogany or Tl-Rit. A cocvenicnt sue ...33 imhtz high, 51 uivhsj long, 154 M. L. McGinnis Piano Co.

Northwesf't Leading Pooo House 17 South 8th Near Hennepin winter ar.d coring cf 1888 when; he' was preparing to take examina-' State Historical Society to Meet Excerpts from a diary written In 1883 will be read by Major Charles W. Elliott of Minneapolis at a special meeting of the Minnesota Historical society Monday at 8:15 p. m. in the auditorium of the tions for the degree of doctor of, philosophy at the University of: UP TO Minnesota. The doctor's degree was the first granted by the university.

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