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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-02-24
lONt\T GARDEN NEWS
By j. ! Kemp. lS03s Binder

Mrs Kate Johnson 1902 Bind
err has been confined 10 her home
by Illness for the past several
days. Her many friends are wish
ing her a speedy recovery.
Mr. James, OF Binder street. is
also on the sick list.
Vernon Chapel 4. VI. T..
The church is making progress,
under the leadership Of the pastor.
C. y Berry is superintendent OF
the S. S.
Al ii a. mr.. the pastor deliver
ed an excellent sermon.
The Trustee Helpers presented
the play The Final Judgment"
last Friday night. 1t was we'll pre-
sented and attended.
The stewards presented a nne
program Sunday night. They will
give another. on the third Sunday
night in March.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
Come and hear Rev. Baber, OF Eb-
eneZer.
Read the acknowledgement
every week. If you miss the news
boy you can get your copy at
lS03S Binder.
Mr. and Mrs Babcock, 1904
Wexford street. are the happy
parents OF baby girl, born Febru-
airy 10th.
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GREATER SHILOH BAPTIST
$50 Benton Street

Pastor Ross delivered a splendid
sermon Sunday morning. The text
was taken from Cor. 4:17, and
the subject was THE Character
and Purpose of Affliction."
THE National Heart Day" was
honored at Shiloh. Sunday after
noon, February Is. Miss Walker, O
Probation Officer of the Juvenile
Court and Commissioner of Ed
ucation at the Y. w. c. A., was the
principle speaker. Miss Walker
stressed the value of love in our
homes and churches.
Woman's Day takes place at
Shiloh Sunday, Feb. % The wo-
men have arranged a fine program
for this occasion, and are working
to make the day a great success
Mrs. NJ. o. Ross has been elected
as pastor, with Mrs Marsetta |
Jackson, as her assistant 1t Is
hoped that this Womans Day will
excel all previous ones.
The Lamp Contest, conducted by
the Happy Cleaners club. termi-
mated Friday night. Feb 16 The
contest was success. Prince
Clark. supervisor of the club, was
the winner of the lamp. This con-
test created a growing spirit OF
cooperation among the clubs OF
tho church.
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KING SOLOMON BAPTIST

The services at King Solomon
last Sunday were excellent. The
pastor preached wonderful SER
mon. \ large congregation was
present.
After this week. the church re-
porter will write what the serv-
ices will be for the Sunday to
come. rather than what happen
ed last Sunday The public is
services will be. than what the
services were the previous Sunday.
II will draw larger crowd and al
low more space In the paper for
other churches.
The Nurses Guild celebrated
their fourth anniversary. Sunday.
at 3 y. m. The house was crowd
cd and the decorations were love-
ly. There were 81 nurses present
In uniform. Mrs. Rebecca How
ard. president of the guild. has one
'of the largest guilds In the city.
Mrs. Bargyh presented the pres
ents. There were many lovely
gifts from the guild, also two
splendid cakes with four green
candles.
Among the sick are; John She
cog, 4422 ST. Antoine: also the
pastors mother. at 1891 DeQuin-
Dire.
The Independent Club will give
a social at $50 +. Hancock. Satur-
day. February "a. The public is
invited.
Mrs. Ella Coles requests that
each member of the church buy a
copy OF the Tribune-Independent
each week She urges all to get
the paper regularly and keep up
with the doings of the race.
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Pastors Brotherhood
Holds Mass Meetinq

The Pastors brotherhood of d
troit and vicinity held its first mas
meeting at Shiloh Baptist Church
Monday night. February 18th. Tn,
purpose was to impress upon the
public the scope OF the accomplish
ments wrought and the detectives
sought by this progressive organi-
cation OF ministers.
President Il. l.. Brady made the
opening talk. by way OF informa-
ton TO the large audiene as to the
object of the meeting. DR. s. ID.
Ross. the secretary. gave resume
OF the achievements of which the
organization, now only three
months old, has effected
In addition to the talks by the
president and secretary. Rev. u. II.
Wright, Rev f.. NJ Kaigler, Rev.
+ ID McGhcc. Rev. f. Kaigler. Rev.
Bowman. Rev. X. w. Wright. REV
r. c. Askcw. and Rev J NJ Myers
gave brief talks regarding the inn
press'Ons they haze received during
the membership IN the brotherhood,
and The possibilities of the organi-
cation for the advancement of the
cOlOrcd citizens of Detroit
The meeting was filed with
high degrees OF social and moral
enthusiasm. Many laymcn were
present
The public will be informed when
the he 81 mass meeting OF the Bro
thcrhood will be- held and "A cordial
invitation 10 attend viii be ex-
tcndnl
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ECORSE AND RIVER ROUGE
BY Rosebud F'lamer

AT the First Baptist Church OF
Ecorse, there was large attend
ance at the Sunday School and
church services. Among the WISH
tors was Mr. Vaisiner, former
president Of EcOrse.
EcOrse and River Rouge citizens
are greatly saddened by the loss
OF A. B Folks. of Polk ST. who was
very dear 10 them. lie died in Chi
cago. The body Is being shipped
back TO River Rouge.
Baby Dorothy BOlden, two-year-'
old granddaughter Of Mrs Malisse
Flamer spent the weekend al her
fathers home, l447 Illinois ST..
Detroit
The Hy-Wide club gave an en-
joyable party Friday evening at
the home of Mrs Buford Keiglcr
This club Is made up OF seniors
OF the Ecorse High School.
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PRESBYTERIAN
Cor. Madison and Dubois

A very beneficial sermon was
delivered by the pastor. Rev. j..
L. Coleman on last Sunday morn
ing from Prov. Keep thy heart
with all diligence for out OF IL are
the issues OF life" The message
was full OF advice to young peo-
pie especially. for the development
OF the emotional side OF their
lives and the virtues which arise
in the heart.
The Sunday School at ] p. m.
was well attended, Class No.
tadult ladies' winning the financial
banner.
The Willing Workers met Mon
day evening with Mrs. Toomer,
Vancourt avenue.
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Text: Hallowed be thy nameMat-
thew 60.
Profanity is irreverence. Taking
the Lords name In vain is profanity.
IL is but a step from lack OF rever-
ence for the Lords name 10 lack of
reverence and OF lack OF respect for
the Lord. Himself. From Sinai
comes the command. Thou shalt
not take the name of the Lord, thy
God in vain" And there is the spec
inc and emphatic declaration. For
the Lord will not hold him guilt
less that taketh his name in vain"
Yet there are offenders in every
walk OF life.
l. Individuals who use the Lords
name in swearing are disregarding
the plea for the sacredness OF this
NAME
.. People who use the Lords
name as a ''hy-word" are inexcus-
able offenders. often Christians and
even ministers say Good Lord;
MY Lord. Jesus Christ; God
Almighty" MY God: and they
otherwise use It as an expletive.
know minister's who frequently say
Good Lord. no!'
3. Many radio singers seem to
have forgotten entirely the com
mand and to have lost all reverence
for the Lords name. They use the
words, Lord Lord: "Lordy":
and make the Lords name common.
Let IL be remembered, "the Lord
will not hold him guiItless that Ia
keith his name in vain" And in this
respect Christians should practice
what they pray.
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sl4s St Antoine Cor colunbia-phons Randolph a7o4
A. M. E. Laymen
HoldLiuely Meeting

The Detroit A. M. z. Laymen
held their regular monthly meet
ing on Wednesday. Feb. IA. at 8
p. m. The meeting was well at
tended and interesting, with many
new members received.
There will be an inspirational
program In memory of Richard AL
len. the founder and first bishop
OF the A. nj. f.. Church, on Sunday.
Feb. 20. at $3.50 p. m. at st. Luke
A. M. Il. Church. Trumbull and La
Belle. Highland Park. This will be
a high day and every member is
asked to be present. Music by the
st. Luke Choir. Visitors are well
come.
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St. Paul A. NJ. E. to
Discuss Religion
Jay and Chene Streets
j. A. Charleston. pastor

Religion" will be the subject
OF the sermon. Sunday morning,
at 1875. at ST. Paul Church.
AT 300 y. m. a women's meet
ing viii be held with Mrs Beulah
Whitby as principal speaker Musi-
cal and literary numbers will also
be rendered
Rev L. u. Dixon will deliver the
message at 7:45 y. m. when re-
ports Will be made OF a special
financial effort men VS. women.
sunday School under the direc-
tion of Rev X L. Schley. Is held
at 9.l5 a M Christian Endeavor
League is held at $3.50 D. m, under
the leadership Of Samuel Williams.
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DR.. 4. M. Mosely, the pastor, Is
preaching series of sermons.
Last Sunday, he preached from
Ezekiel 81, subject, There Will
Be A Resurrection OF the Dead
There will be pew rally Sun
day, Feb. 25, between ushers and
choir members, at p. m. Every
body Is welcome.
The sick are Mesdames Randall,
Cobbs. and Stinson.
John Travis, brother OF Mrs.
Batchler, passed away Thursday.
The church extends sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Mrs. Viola Johnson, mother OF
Olivet, died last Friday.
There Ia to be a big fashion
show to be sponsored by the ush-
ers. March 81. All members are
requested to register with the n
nancial clerk, Sunday.
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Pastor X. Bowman is pro-
gressive leader and is doing much
to advance the church. The serv-
ices Sunday were fine. Many
members and friends were pres
ent.
Next week. the church reporter
will give advance Information of
what the services will be for the
coming Sunday. so that larger
crowds will attend the services.
Among the sick are: Sister l.. S.
Jenkins. j. p. Noble, and Sister l..
Fannie Allen.
Everybody is welcome at this
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ST. JOHN q. NJ. Il. CHURCH
st. Aubln & Maple AYES.

Special Lenten services are be-
ing conducted In both divisions of
st Johns Sunday School Plans
have been projected by the Sunday
School to engage all children. par
ents, teachers and homes in this
Special Lenten Service. Special
assignments are peing made to
teachers. classes. and pupils, and
a corps OF trained workers have
been engaged to do follow up work
The superintendent. Rev. Sea Is es-
pecially interested In the work and
will utilize all forces in the Adult |
Department.
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SECOND BEULAH BAPTIST

The services last Sunday were
excellent. Pastor M. C. Moore
preached two stirring sermons to
large audiences.
Next week, the church will in
form the public in advance what
the services will be for the coming
Sunday.
Sunday, Feb. 25, the deacons will
render a special program. The
public Is invited.
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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST

Services last Sunday were ex-
ccptionally fine Pastor Askew de-
livered a forceful sermon al the
morning hour. subject. Our Daily
Lives"
The S. S. celebrated Heart Dav.
\ tea was given at the home of
Mrs. Anderson, 81 f Garfield.
for the benefit of the rally.
The Valentine social was a great
success. II was held in the dining
room of the church. Feb. a.
The men defeated the women in
the rally contest, on the fourth
Sunday.
Next week. the advance sche-
dule OF the church services Will
be published. instead OF news
items of past services.
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Mt. ZION BAPTIST
1920 Clinton

The services Sunday morning
were excellent. the sermon having
been preached by the assistant pas
tor There was no evening sermon
on account OF the musical program
which was rendered.
The revival services of the
church began Monday, February
10. and will continue until March
2. with Rev. b. j. Thornton, Of
Mississippi Rev. r. w. Wright is
pastor. The public is invited
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PEOPLES BAPTIST
Jos. Campau and Arnd

JOS. Campau. and Arndt
Pastor Kaigler preached a force
full and eloquent sermon last Sun
day morning. In future, the sched-
ule OF advance services will be
published. rather than what has
happened.
The Loyal Temperance League,
sponsored by Mrs. Bertha Dennard,
will present TO the public in the
near future a costume pantomine,
entitled. Mother Goose's Dream"
written and directed by Catherine
Allen. Mrs. J. Victor Reid will
direct the music. Wynona Allen
will supervise costumes. The pub
lie is invited.
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TRTE LIGHT BAPTIST

The services were well attended
Sunday. Pastor y. Bryant read the
Scriptures. The sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Long
The Missionary Circle, Mrs. A..
Cummings. president. had a nice
program at 3 p. m.
The Usher Board will give an
entertainment, Saturday night. at
the home of Mrs. L. Miller. 1907
Erskine Mrs. p Easton is presi-
dent.
The church extends sympathy
to Mother Edwards. for the loss
OF her nephew, Alfred Terry.
The church reporter will endea
vor in future to give the schedule
OF programs and services to be
held during the coming week.
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OBIT U AIRY
ANANIAS PETERSON

Ananias Peterson. 1920 Russell
street. departed this life Feb. IA,
after an illness of five days. He
was buried on Saturday. Feb II.
from New Bethel Baptist Church,
Rev. Coleman. the pastor, officiat-
ing.
The deceased was born In Macon
Ga. where he was member of
Macedonia Baptist Church. He Is
survived by his widow, Fannie:
three sons. James, Jesse. and Ma
thaniel; one grandchild, a sister,
Alice Chapman, ana brother. H.
Peterson, both OF Detroit: and a
sister and brother In Philadelphia.
Joseph c. Burns, a member of
Bethel A. M. T.. Church. died Feb.
IL. He Is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ella Williams Burns, and a
large circle of friends.
Tht deceased was born in Ohio,
in 1858, and vas the son of Ma
thaniel and scca Burns.
WV
Funeral services were held last
Tuesday for the late Richard III.
Monkey, at the Geo. II. Greene
Funeral Home. The remains we're
inferred In Memorial Park Gene
terry.
The deceased was born in Hag-
erstown, Maryland, January 21,
1860, and had been resident of
Detroit since 1888. He dropped dead
last Saturday morning, as a result
of heart trouble at his home, 1887
II. Lafayette.
He leaves to mourn his death. a
brother. sister. niece and q host
of friends.
"He died as one who wraps the
drapery of HIS couch around him
and lies down TO pleasant dreams"
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PEACE BAPTIST

Rev. l.. T. Clay delivered
splendid sermon Sunday morning
his text being taken from Isaiah
45:22 and Matt. HIPS, subject
Two Calls He also preached
another inspiring discourse in the
evening.
On Friday. March 2. the Detroit
Harmonica Band will present
program at this church. with Will
lis Wilson as director. II promises
To be great treat
Hereafter, the church reporter
will endeavor to give an advance
schedule of the services for the
coming week. rather than for the
week past.
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BETHEL BAPTIST
2014 Dubois

The members and friends of
Bethel enjoyed a fine sermon de-
livered by Rev. W. Edward Smith.
pastor OF Walkers Chapel, in
Windsor. Ont. Rev Winters preach
ed the evening Service. subject,
THE Great Missionary"
The pastor was i'll but is able
to be at his post again.
Next week, the church will give
an advanced schedule OF the ac-
tivities for the coming week.
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sPRINGHILL BAPTIST

The pastor preached at the
morning service Sunday. subject,
THE Excellency of Gods Love"
The evening service was also
good.
The church is putting on a
$4,000 drive. for the first Sunday
in April. All the public is invited.
The advanced schedule OF the
church's activities will be given
next week.
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BETHEL A. C. +. LEAGUE NO: 1

The A. c. f. League No. l, OF
Greater Bethel A. Nj. E. Church.
will have an interesting meeting.
Sunday. Feb. %. at p. m. The top
lie for discussion will be The
Great Religious Leaders OF Today
Mrs. Beatrice Creus, a member O.
1.-THE league. will lead.
The music will be under direc
ton OF Mrs. Corrfne Grigsby. and
Will feature a trio of male singers
from st. John G. M. ID hurch. The
public r. cordially invited.
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SECOND BAPTIST Cm0Rrs

The Second Baptist Chorus gave
a successful Waist Social at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
BQles. 2l32 Riopelle St After a
short rehearsal under the director.
Dr. W O. Terrell. games we're
conducted by Mrs Boles and the
measurements of waists were at
tended to by the captain, Mr. f..
Kellogg. assisted by Mr. j. Dun
can The next social will be spon-
sored by Miss Olivia Brunson Of
944 Woodbury. in March
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Woman, 127, Dies;
Has Daughter 100,

Holly Springs, Miss. Mrs Miner
va Stone. an aged ex-slave, who
boosted of being 127 years old,
died here Wednesday. Feb. T. She
recently gained much publicity by
spanking her 100 year-old daugh-
ter. For being disobedicnt"
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ATTENDS BIBLE INSTITUTE

Mrs. n. j Quickstad, OF 415 Har-
rison avenue, Royal Oak. Mich. was
among the Michigan visitors who
attended the five day session of the
twenty eighth annual Founders
Week Conference of the Moody BIZ
BILE Institute of Chicago. which end
ed on Feb. Sth.
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Progressive

REV. $. D. ARMSTRONG. progress
sive pastor of Morning Star Bap-
fist Church No. 2. at 3739 Riyard
street. Detroit. who is a gifted pull
pit orator and Is doing a fine work
for his church and community. He
is staunch supporter of the Trib-
Independent.
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ANTIOCH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST

Rev J. Davis. pastor OF First
Baptist Church. Ecorse, Mich, was
with us during our conference,
Saturday, Feb. H.
Last sunday. the service was fine.
Pastor Il. X Robinson preached
from Dan LIS. At night. he preach
ed at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church.
Eugene Stoudemire Is selling the
acknowledgements. Please don't
fail 10 get paper every week.
Everybody is welcome at this
church.
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With The Church, s
TABERNACLE BAPTIST
Rev. Pittman. Pastor

Rev. Pittman. Pastor
Sunday afternoon, the Sunday
school and -. Y. r. U. will cele-
brate their Annual Heart Day pro-
gram. Mrs. X. l.. Davis, chairman
OF the Ladies Auxiliary OF the n.
A. A. G. p. will be the main
speaker. Her subject will be, THE
Bondship OF Love Between All
Human kind Can Destroy Envy
Mr.. George Hoagland Tenor solo.
Rev. II. +. James. short talk on
Love and its Motto Through Jes-
us Christ To Save A Lost World. :"
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NOTICE

Subscribers who fail 10 re-
ceive their papers are request
ed TO notify the Tribune-In-
dependent office, 2146 st. An
tome Randolph 2704.
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ST. PETER CLAvER .CATHO-
Lie CHURCH - Eliot and Beau
bien Streets, Holy Ghost Fathers
Masses Sundays mt $3.50 and
1880 A. M.-Masses Holy Days At
1900 and $500 A. M. Mass Week
days mt 7:l5 A. NJ. Confessions,
Saturdays and Ewes. OF Holy Days
ut $3.50 and 1900 r. NJ. Rectory, 1850
Eliot Street. Columbia 5O73.
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WEEKLY SHORT.
SERMONS
The Lords Prayer

BY DR.. A. G.. Bearer
tFor the Literary Service Bureau)
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GETTING MONEY FROM HOME For the man who
needs new clothng-and healthy savngh great An
dependable Suits TOpcOa and Oyercoa
certainly the cake! Don't miss them Hot
The
are making clothing history!
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TWO POLICEMEN TO
Be TRIED MARCH 20
Officers Alleged to Have
Violated Rules.

Two policemen will be tried before
the safety board on March 20 for
violation o. department rules, board
members decided yesterday.
Patrolman William F. Gillespie is
charged with neglect of duty after
failing to make an arrest for a
known law violation. for violating
a department rule concerning ac-
cepting money, cigarets and base
ball tickets and for conduct unbe-
coming an officer.
Patrolman Walter Coleman is
charged with failure to report
change Of his address to the police
chief and with attempting to evade
duty by reason of fictitious illness.
The charges were filed by Police
Chief Michael F. Morrissey.
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TRUSTEE FACES
CUSTER HEARING
BEFORE M'NUTT
Washington County Relief
Administrator Ordered
to Stand Trial.

Governor Paul V. McNutt today
took his first action to Gust town
ship trustee under the 1888 poor re-
lief administration law.
He announced that notice has
been served on Frank Sullivan,
Washington township trustee Of
Washington county, Of a hearing on
charges against him to be held at
Salem March %, by the Governor
himself.
In addition to the charges that
he failed in proper discharge Of
his duties as trustee in the admin
istraSon Of poor relief, will be
charges Of various women that he
made improper proposals to Them
when they sought basket from the
township, the Governor said.
Under the new law, such charges
are brought to the Governor through
the state commission on poor relief,
of which William H Book is chair
man. They were brought to Mr..
Books attention by Heber L. Me-
naugh, Washington county poor re-
lief chairman, after many COM
plants had been made, it was said.
Investigators were sent into the
county by Acknowledgement Phil
Lutz Jr., who has assigned his
deputy, Alvin Johnson, to prosecute
the case. The five-day advance
notice Of trial was ordered by Gov
ernor McNutt when he studied the
affidavits from various citizens Of
the township.
Mr.. Sullivan is a Democrat.
Should he be removed there is no
appeal from the Governors decision
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MYRO GLASS TO SING
Cantor Will Broadcast Own Story
at 9 Sunday.

Cantor Myro Glass of Beth FL
Zedeck temple, will present his own
composition, "A Silent Protest. "
with words by the English poet,
Philip M. Raskin, in a radio broad
cast at 9 Sunday morning over sta
ton WFBM. He will be accom-
panied by Miss Miriam Forman at
the piano. The song expresses the
anguish Of the Jew over his persecu-
ton, Mr.. Glass explains
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Jordan. county seat Of sarfeld
county. Montana, is ninety miles
from railway.
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provided in the law. A successor
will be chosne by the county COM
missioners.
The law was drafted when the
state commission found that it was
hampered in poor relief administra-
ton by trustees who refused TO per-
form their duty under the old poor
relief law. It is the first time in
Indiana's jurisprudence that the
Governor has been given power of
removal in an elective office.
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COUG II S

Don't let them get a strange hold
Fight germs quickly. Circumcision
combines Z major helps in one.
Powerful but harmless. Pleasant TO
take No narcotics. Your own drug
gist is authorized to refund your
money on the spot if your cough
or cold is not relieved by Creomul-