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The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
THREE COUPLES
IN SOLDIERS
HOME MARRY

GULFPORT, Miss. Dec. In
three small rooms, overlooking the
Gulf OF Mexico and the lawn upon
which Jefferson Davis strolled in
his last years, three old couples
Just married have started house
keeping anew The youngest bride
Is GA years old. the youngest bride
GROOM "a The three couples staked
triple wedding and each partici-
pant had been married before.
The brides and bridegrooms were
inmates Of the Jefferson Davis Beau
voir Soldiers home-an institution
dedicated 70 making comfortable thu
declining years OF the veterans and
widows Of veterans OF the confed
crate states.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
No. 77-"souARE.


The soul OF honesty Is In the
point OF view not in the actual word
or action.
Tom Flaharty seemed 20 be my
next problem In my fondness for
his sister Helen. indeed Tor his
whole family, realized ! had been
drifting on In a way which would
warrant Tom IN believing that
cared for him more than ! actually
did. From the first he had shown
an interest In me and tondness for
me. Not I'm the way of the young
blades OF the town who formerly had
been my admirers. hut in simple,
wholc-heartod manner that was very
sweet 20 me Indeed. had come
moro or less 20 lean upon Tom. 10
await bis Judgment and 20 talk over
my problems with him
Meanwhile | realized he was com.
ing TO care FOR me very deeply. A
year ago his affection would only
have been a source OF gratfled pride
~ mo. Now my conscience was
last growing knew that since I
could never love Tom nor marry
him. n was unfair 10 let him 90 on
believing that might. For several
days pondered upon tho subject.
As a matter Of fact. Tom had never
asked me point blank TO be hts wife.
knew, OF course. that he had not
done 40 because ne feared as yet
10 put his fate TO the test. But 7
knew Just as we'll he was believ-
ing II was only a matter OF time
before II would be quite safe for
him To do SO. To tell him before
be asked me that would not marry
him was too much OF a girls prob
lem FOR me. Vet elt that some.
thing of the kind should be done 90
save pride could not avoid sec
Ing Tom as ! might some other chao
because OF my intimacy with his
family Every time dined with
them. inevitably & was Tom who
walked home with me.
AZ last there ca'ne an opportunity
n had been a warm evening and
Tom and I had taken a clrcuitous
route thru one Of the parks from
me Eiahariy Hat back 20 my room.
Ing house. We were strolling with
my hand on his arm IN the good
old fashioned way
Il saw Jnne White the ether
night" J began
Did you" said Tom. in a half
Interested way.
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"Margie. you certainly are some
girl
We were sitting at the table, Mol
lic and Chad and Dick and !. We
had reached the coffee stage and
Dick bad settled back In his chair
and has eyes rested ON me delight.
cdly. ~'
Il am something over the time
when | might be referred 70 as a
girl, Dick" | said with laugh.
NO. you're not" he said with con
victlon.
Chad spoke up. Il too was just
thinking. Margie. how girlish you
look Mollie is looking older than
you this minute"
Poor Chad. heo did not know. Lat
tie book. II 4 had To- create this
old world over again would have
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and back so that he managed TO
sink his sharp little teeth in the
fieshy part OF one OF RoughleR's
legs The feathers protected Il! but
Shadow ground and ground his teeth
until they-fet- titf-si- ift- feathers stft+4
Roughleg squealed with pain. In the
air he couldn't do a thing 10 make
Shadow Let 30 and so he hurried for
his favorite perch where he would
be able TO use his cruel hooked beak
and tear Shadow 70 pieces. Just as
he got there Shadow ground his
teeth harder than ever and the pain
made Roughleg loosen his hold OF
Shadow. Like flash Shadow let go
his own hold and dropped. He
struck a branch. caught hold, ran
along Il and into a hole in the trunk
OF tree and was safe, And there
hc STAYED TO nurse his wounds.
which were not very bad. and with
bitter thoughts 10 feed the anger in
his heart Outside Roughleg the
Hawk nursed his wounds and wish
ed he had let Shadow alone.
Meanwhile over In Farmer
Browns barn Danny Meadow Mouse
was having a splendid time without
the least idea OF what a lot OF
trouble his disappearance was max
ing for others | suspect that II
would have tickled him IT, he had
known.
Next Story view Year Wishes
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Beauty Should Grow With Age.

woman grow more beautiful In
stead OF ugly when she was expect
ing child think nature always
gives wouS4p the worst end OF H.
II is bad enough 70 have 60 go down
down into the valley OF shadows to
bring forth n child without looking
. so ugly for nearly year that even
Iathosc who love you best must turn
their eyes away In pity
Think. il you ever do think, little
book how wonderful II would be IL
a woman grew fairer and more eX-
quisitely beautiful each day, and
when one looked at her one would
be pleased 10 look again Would not
great real OF this false modesty
and cant. with which many people
surround coming mothers be done
away with? We're awful hypocrites.
little book. Society says 20 a WON
an. be modest and don't show your
self for YOU are going 20 have a
baby, when all the time IL means.
don't show yourself because you leok
ugly.
When. on when. little book. win
We learn 20 tell the truth without
being squcamish and that makes me
think OF the most hypocritical lies
of all. They are those we tell our
children supposedly for the stifren-
ing OF their power TO resist vice.
II we could only repeat our Hes
simply TO charm. 10 delight. TO give
pleasure. Society could be arranged
on a new basis that would DE much
more stable
was thinking all this, little book,
when | was brought back 10 earth
by Chad asking me 20 dance. Dick
looked up quickly. Are YOU sure you
are well enough 20 dance, Margie?"
he asked
You should have seen her dane
ing with Malcolm Stuart last night. >"
laughed Mollie.
oh" was Dicks quick erclama-
ton. IFS Stuart down here"
He was for couple OF days"
answered MolIie. but he's gone
now"
"He is doing a splendid thing in
building that hospital" commented
Chad.
Isn't II about time he did some
thing splendid7" growled Dick.
What do you mean? p" asked.
We'll. everyone knows Malcolm
L. \.
cred anybody or anything but his
own pleasures. He has always been
enormously rich. but this la the first
time | ever heard Of him doing any
great good with his money"
well, YOU must give him credit
for what he is doing now" was
chad's decision as he took me out
TO dance.
Oh, little book. n could make you
understand what II means 10 me to
be able 10 walk. to dance, tried
to express my feelings 10 Chad and
he said Il think understand. Mar
sic, and | also think I understand
Dick wants 20 dance with YOU" and
40 Aboh NV bhth ~ tue AdUits
aren't you going 10 ask mo 10
dance. Dick" said demurely, cor
Is II against your principles 20 dance
with your own wife,"
"Wil You, dance with me. dear2"
was his eager question. You know.
am not a good dancer"
But sou are, my husband" said
softly.
"Margic Waverly." he remarked
delightedly. ~ believe YOU arc Try
ing ~ niri with me"
Well. there Is no law against ~
rs there7".
Dearest. dearest, docs :, mean
"Perhapss'
ITO BE Continued)
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01

BEAITITs- Llnnie. Dec IS. 1915. be-
loved wife ~ James r Beattie Flu
neral Monday from residence. 20
Hamilton-aAe.. az ! 80 p. m. Burial
la >Woodlawn cemetery. via auto
vEII1v Dee 20 in her residence.
tTl Townsend-AVe.: Caroline, aged
co years. beloved mother IN Charles.
Henry Sara. TITLE and Flora Be-
liz. Notice of funeral later
COLLINS Joseph. Friday a. m Re-
mains az funeral parlors of X. g..
& g. r. Harris. cas- Trumbull-ave
Notice Of funeral later
HONsTAIN- residence 81 his sis
ter. Mrs. Jeanne u. Griffin, i6s stan
tnu-avr.. Edward j.. beloved hus-
band of Ethel Honstain. father ~
Wipifrcd eonald. Ethel aud Ivy
SISTER ~ Mrs NJ McG0rry Funeral
from residence sunday. Burial at
c'leacland. Onto
-kRUG g Joseph. Dec. 90. 1916, age
2J years beloved son Of Mrs Mary
krug Funeral from residence. 62i
Cadillac-ave Time later
MONTE Doc %, 1916. Joseph K. A..
aged 20 years beloved son OF Noah
and Man r. Monte and dear
brother cf Mrs Martha Abraham.
Albert Edward Lillian. Viola Err
nest Walter and Donald Monte.
Funeral from residence, 723 81.
Ciair-aNe.. Tuesday. Jan. ? AZ $40
10 81 Bcrnard's church at a. III.
sTEPHENs-Carolin Dec. 10 1918.
OF pneumonia. at San Auselino. Cal,
. late Of Detroit. sister Of Mrs III :,
Duncan. san Anselino. and ~ Hal
sey l.. stephens Of Birmingham.
Mich. Burial at Noodlawn GENE
terry San Francisco.
WHITE Entered into rest on FRI
day morning. Dec 20. 1915. in his
home In Adamstown. Md. BENJAMIN
White brother OF Eleanor White
Rogers Services al IL o'clock on
Monday morning, Ian !. 1917. In
st Islke's Episcopal church. Ad-
Rmstown rnterment In Frederick.
Maryland
WHITE Dec. %. 1915. In her daugh-
ter'a residence. $50 Beniteau- blvd.
Elizabeth dear mother 81 Mrs. Leo
Davis. Mrs George chadwick and
MIRA Porter Chadwick. Funeral
from her daughters residence. No
ticc OF time later.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
Deaths

Michal Nowak. s3s wesson 80
years, lobar pneumonia Joseph
Wright Detroit, Municipal hospital
about 20 years. pulmonary tuberCulo-
wis Herman kisaucr 1878 Mex In
ley. 20 years tuberculosis 81 lungs.
Florence Kadan. 900 Seventeenth, 3
months bronchitis James Il Porter.
afs fireman. ~ years cancer ~
throat. Charles NJ Tyler. SIS Otscgo.
- years, bronchc pneumonia. Mary
NJ jackson. Iinrper hospital, 81 years.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01

Printing--fhc plain neat kind--that
Is right--Times Job Dept.--Nain 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
HELP wAwrED--rrMALr
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly In
creasing number Of calls, we
require additional, operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-.
tons. Apply between hours Of
ga. m. and 8 p. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele
phone Company. corner John
K and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
nELp wANTED--MALE

-----r-----%.----------
OUR regular course reduced 20 $50
Careful. individual Instruction Day
and night CLASSES. Tools. etc. furn-
ished. Positions secured. Special
inducement for present class OF
ten men now forming. Write or
call
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
734 woodward-ave.., Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
ONE CENT
A WORD
AND
WORTH TT
TO rxoHANGE-FARMs
EXCHANGE FARM. STOCK AND

EXCHANGE FARM, STOCK AND
TOOLS
TWO weeks ago I advertised 81 acres
Z miles west ~ Detroit as Rare
Opportunity which IL certainly
-r&= f-----l-lkA--Ane and tina
lucky buyer is going 20 make some
money. Dec. 81 / listed another
farm OF 10 acres only "a miles from
carline with "a fair b-rooni house.
quite good 3nxf0 barn. all neces-
sary outbuiidincs acres or good
timber. acres ~ wheat. g acres OF
new seeding s-'rfIe soil runs from a
sandy loan e. black ard clay
loan with the farm goes one
horse. pair OF mules COWS )
heifers. brood SOW. shcats. z
geese. ~ 90 leo chickens. new grain
binder. gra8s reaper. va gon. rack
and box also ST ghtly used corn
binder. drill and al. necessary tools.
Everything complete for $4,000:
$4,000 down or viii exchange for
n house or twO-family fat on east
side. WIN eivo long, easy terms on
balance. n you want a good farm
that VIII rapidly increase ia value
lose no time, but close the deal on
this place a. once,
EYSTER. THE FARM MAN
60T Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
FLORIDA

Producing oranges and grape fruit. 40
acres center ~ small growing
town: a fortuneNto someone; over
9 900 boxes this year. will sell at
sacrifice. need money for business
IN this city, will arrange terms.
ROSS BOOTH CONSTRUCTION CO,
1907 Majestic Bldg.
Cherry 2154. Mae1sct 1910.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
Hurry and You Can Buy

ton. good soil. s-room house. fuu
basement large barn, plenty OF
outbuildings. windmill orchard,
horses. cows. pigs. chickens: all
farm implements. together with
hay. grain. corn. fodder. etc. VIII
price the whole thing at $1,000 II
sold this week.
n. r. WILSON.
Sis Chamber Of Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01

brick veneer. rooms, pantry. book
cases. stone steps. Just finished:
near Hamilton blvd minutes
from Ford's A bargain Owner.
Hemlock 4792-J
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01

ron s.LE-vAC.NT LOTS
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SACRIFICE

4s acres. miles from Marine city.
Mich Will consider good land con-
tract or city property. We have
other good farms for sale or ex-
change See US for bargains.
MICHIGAN LAND CO.
AZ Free Press Bldg. Cad 62l5.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
$500 DOWN
A Few DAYS ONLY

Anyone with 81 900 can buy semi
bungalow on one OF the best streets
OF the Grand River-ave. district for
$500 less than regular price. II not
sold at once the price will be $500
and n II worth II IL has six rooms
and bath. oak. white enamel and
mahogany finish. fireplace, built-in
bookcases paneled dining room,
French and mirror doors sleeping
porch: l0-ft. lot. side drive. All
up-to-the minute Only two blocks
from car This Is a splendid dull
season buy Cali Mr.. chase wal
w. SHERMAN LISTER
lna frnrwen Bldg Cadillac $40,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
DON'T'SHOI
10 ACRES

Adjoining wayne. house. barn. chick
en- house, granary 40 rods frontage
on road A bargain with $1,000
down.
MALONEY- Campbell REALTY CO.
50i Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01

GARAGE, S46.55
Prompt shipment and quick erectiou
make this Aladdin garage a bar
gain. For further information call
GOT Ford bldg. Phone Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-01
81 ACRES

FARM buyers send for "Piper's Farm
Bulletin" It's free. Many bargains
w c. Piper. Holden bldg. Detroit
Evening star., 1917-04-08
JEROME FANCIULLI RETURNS.
Resumes Auto Business in Capital
After Two Years Abence.

Following an absence of nearly two
years, during which he has been sales
manager for the Kaehler Motor Com
pany at Richmond, Jerome Fanclull1,
formerly prominent in the local auto
mobile trade. has returned TO Wash
ington. He has accepted the position
of secretary and general manager of
the General Motors Truck Company of
Washington, dealers in motor trucks
and motor truck service exclusively.
Mr.. Fanciulli was formerly sales
manager of Miller Bros. Auto and Sup
ply House and prior to his connections
with the automobile business was
newspaper man and vice president and
general manager of the Curtiss Aero
plane Company of New York.
The General Motors Truck Company
of Washington is a reorganiza tion of
the Revelle Motor Truck Company and
represents the General Motors Truck
Company's line of commercial vehicles
New service policies along original
lines have been inaugurated under Mr..
Fanciullis management
Uner the new management the COM
pany has made deliveries of a two-ton
truck to the Rosslyn Steel and Cement
Company, a ton and one-half truck to
the Arthur Jordan Piano Company,
ton truck to the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company. and three-
quarters ton truck to W. Charles Heit-
muller.
Evening star., 1917-04-08
AUTOMOBILE CARNIVAL
IS BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Third Annual Display of Cars in
Washington Has Been Especially
Successful, Dealers Say.

The automobile carnival, which has
been in full swing during the past
week, came to a close last night after
a successful run. The event, which was
held under the auspices of the Auto
mobile Trade Association of Washing
ton, D. c., completed its third annual
display, in which nearly every auto
mobile dealer in the National Capital
participated.
The various salesrooms, which We're
gayly decorated during the week. VIII
commence the work of dismantliug TO
morrow morning During the carhlNai
a number of sales Were recorded. ana
many of the special exhibits Will De on
display during the present Week- ne
special Cut-open chassis or the CadtlI'tS
at the salesrooms of the COOK x Slod
dard Company. the cut-out motor OF
the Hudson and Dodge cut-out chaSSis
at the Semmes Motor Company, and the
Marmon motor at the T. V. I. corpora
tion showroom. proved attractions;
At the Pollock Car Corpora ton there
was on display. alongside of the 1871
Oldsmobiles, a single cylinder runabout
of the same make of the vintage OF
1902, which gave the public an oppoL-
tunity to make comparisons in the NJ
teen years of automobile construction
and bodybuilding. The car IS the
property of William Felger OF TINS
city.
In addition to many of the show
rooms being attractively decorated
flood lights were thrown on the new
home of the Semmes Motor Company on
Connecticut avenue. The officers of the
Automobile Trade Association are high-
ly elated over the affair and are
pleased with the results attained. Ihe
officers of the association include: Presl-
dent Joseph NJ. StoddaTd; vice presl-
dent, Samuel A. LuttreN; secretary,
Charles W. Semmes. and treasurer, Col.
w. c. Long.
Evening star., 1917-04-08
HOW TO SHIFT GEARS
AND AVOID DAMAGE
Hints Are Given to Those Unac-
quainted With Sliding
Transmissions.

Thousands of motorists, each season,
are having their first experience in the
operating of sliding gear transmits
sions.
Changing gears is a matter of some
little difficulty in the beginning. at
least, and it is a fact that quite
proportion of operators never learn to
shift gears quietly and to the best
advantage.
There are a few difficulties which
the inexperienced driver should be
warned against, among which are the
following:
Attempting to shift from one gear to
another without first throwing out the
clutch. An expert may be able to do
this without noise or disastrous re-
suits, but, in general. it should never
he attempted. Attempting to shift from
neutral to low Cor any other) gear,
when the car is at rest, without first
throwing out the clutch until the
clutch shaft comes to rest. Trying
to engage the reverse gear without
first allowing the car to come to full
stop. Attempting to change from
neutral to low gear with the car at
rest and the engine running too fast.
Evening star., 1917-04-08

street northwest. Paige.
47ss1-Arthur H. Levy. 1o2 H street.
Ford.
47s32-D. S. Pollock. 1907 Irving
street northwest, Ford.
47933-Burwell E. Matz. 3o5 X street
northwest. Stanley Steamer.
47934-B. Nanas. State Department,
Cadillac.
47s35-H. w. Roughley. 1927 Florida
avenue northeast, Hupnobile
479S6-D. Aultman. Army War Col
lege, Elcar.
a 47s23mAlsxander =. =, sx Gordon. Baltimore.
47ess-Ida V. schul. Arlington, Nd.
Ford.
47s39-Kathryn L. Richards. Balti-
more. Nd, Overland.
47940-W. & J. Sloane, 1903 H street
northwest. Westcott.
47941-J. w. Ragsdale. 1927 CaIume ct
place northwest Hudson.
47942-H. NJ. Dove. Forestville. Nd,
Ford.
47s4s-F. R. Aumiller. 433 10th street
northwest, Ford.
47944-French Osthaus. 1892 G street
northeast Elmore.
I945-6-Universal Auto Company.
l22O Connecticut avenue northwest,
demonstrating
47s47-Powhatan Hall, 1874 10th street
northeast Ford.
4794s-Lee Donohoe, Blue Plains. D.
c., Ford
47949-Walter Weller, 2212 F1agler
place northwest. Saxon.
4795o-Alexander Wolf, 1858 Woodley
road northwest. Hudson.
41951-Richard J. King, Station L,
Ford.
47s52-stanley P. Fordon, Ballston,
Va. Ford.
47s53-George C. Talbert, 2s4 Ken
lucky avenue southeast. Maxwell.
47954-J. Lansburgh Furniture and
Carpet Company. 512 9th street northwest,
Cadillac.
47s55-C. c. Lee. 1771 Massachusetts
avenue northwest. White.
47956-Stanley D. Embick, 1906 21st
street northwest, Dodge.
1887 - Alfred Thomas, Congress
Heights. D. c.. Mitchell
4795S-Patrick H. Horn, 1910 A street
southeast, U. S. Motor truck.
47959-z. T. Goldsmith, 1888 Fairmont
street northwest, Paige.
47960-W. E. Coils. Tuxedo, Md,
Ford.
street northwest, Buick.
47962-Mrs. w. l. Adamson. 724 Tay-
lor street northwest, Hudford.
47963-Maurice G. Bonine, 1141 18th
street northwest. Ford
47964-Wilbur Monday. Rockville
Md, Dodge.
479s5-A A. Hassan 204 Riggs build
ing, Hudson.
47as6-orin Davis. ss1 11th street
northeast Overland.
47967-O. P. Allen, 1904 Douglas street
northeast. Mack truck.
479eS-P. f. P. Co, 231 14th street
northwest, side car
1866. W. Farnham, Riverdale,
Md. Stanley steamer.
47970-C. H. Renner, 1892 N street
northwest, Studehakkr
47971-J. r. Varbrycke, jr.. the Ro-
Evening star., 1917-04-08

ASST. w. Bolgiano & Co.. 1909 3
street northwest. Ford. 1917.
47ssS-Charles F. Nesbit, 1901 Phelps
place northwest, Cadillac, 1917.
47ss9-Bessie c. Sayles, 1927 Jackson
street northeast, Ford, 1917.
1880 to 47s94Chapin- Sacks Com
pany. 1st and NJ northeast, Atlas
47ss5-R. NJ. Jameson. ss1 9th street
southeast, Ford, 1917
47S96-Walter NJ Fawcett, 66-A Bates
street northeast, special
47S97-Benjamin B. Schneider, 3145
Mount Pleasant street northwest, REQ
1915.
47s98-Mary B. Barto, 2o21 Park road
northwest, REQ, 1917
479S9-May P. Smith, so Rhode Island
avenue northeast, Oldsmobile, 1916.
4I9oo-I W. Smith Lumber Co., 1st
street and Indiana avenue northwest, REQ.
479o1--Joseph E. Kuhn. Army and Navy
| Club. Hudson
479o2-Alexander E. Noyes, 1914 street
northwest. Detroit Electric
47s03-R. Ross Perry, jr., 1886 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, Buick.
4ESo4-E S. Tucker, SAB Illinois avenue
northwest. Ford
4'So5-John T. Whalen, 1855 Columbia
road northwest, Ford
4i9o6-Chares c. Gibbons, 2217 Chester
street northwest, Chevolet
4aSoI-A D. Butz, NJ D., 42S Sth street
SouIheaSt, REQ
a.soS-Harry Seidenberg, 3o1 11th street
southeast, Ford
479O9-William e. Kellum, G61 South
carolina avenue southeast. Ford.
47s10-H: F. Hook, SOC D street south
east. Ford
4is1l-Mrs. Agnes Haga, 1905 9th street
northwest, Ford
479l2-Julius Lansburgh Co., 512 9Th
street northwest. Republic.
fi9l3-JameS W. Saunders, 457 G street
northwest. Ford
4.sl4-Gustav Hartig, 500 H street
47915-Maude l. Richards, Hotel Graf
ton. Cadillac
47s16-George Proestos. 7so 9Th street
northwest. Ford
47911-PerSian Legation. 1870 Wyoming
avenue northwest, Packard.
4I91S-T. J, Mcdowell, Alb Hobart place
northwest, Ford.
47919-Milton Hicks, 321 Tennessee ave-
nue. northeast, Ford.
47920-L. A. Pepkin, 1888 North Capitol
street, Studebaker
47921-William ]. Fay. Blue Plains, D.
c., Overland
47922-L. L. Petonogle 1867 Irving street
northwest, Maxwell
4le23-Willard Sanderson. 103 Kentucky
avenue southeast, Flanders.
47924-J. F. Page, 1884 9th street north
west. Republic truck
47925-L H. Hollander, rear 1922 18th
street northwest, illys-Knight.
4I926-R. p. Moorman, 2723 Ontario road
northwest, Ford
47S27-Robert Wolfe, 14OS I4th street
4192S-H H. Millard, 62O Lamont street
northwest, Ford.
47929-John Mandara, 124 G street
northwest, Ford.
47s3o-Earl p. Hopkins. 1455 Harvard