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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
THE BUZZING BEF WELFARE
LEtGIE

The West Side Buzlng Zee civic
and Social Welfare League held
H. regular Monday night meeting
on May Z az 81 James c. NJ. t.
tnm,h Kirby and Vincwood SITS
al s p m The large attcniauce
justified securing larger church
The president. Mrs. Josephine
Bedford stressed particularly the
aim of this clue. TO help the un-
fortunate and work for the uplift
OF humanity
Among the visitors present were
Dr. Daisy NorthorQ%s. who made a
very inspiring an helpful talk; al
So Messrs. John O'Brien, VIM. NJ
Monallau and Hugh Mcmillan.
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Club Notes
Club Gives A
Bridge Luncheon

The bridge luncheon, given by
the Royal TIE Jestma Club on the
afternoon OF May 10. at the home
OF Mrs. Elsie Cooper. OF Scotch
avenue was a pretty affair. Mes
danes Todd. Dumas. Wingfield,
Speights. Kelley, Walker, Thomas,
Donaldson. Bender. Addye. Mont
Grief. and Morish assisted the
hostess in making the affair sue
cess.
A delectable three-course menu
was served.
Mrs. Thomas was awarded first
bridge prize; Mrs. Todd, second;
Mrs. Addye, third.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
To A Modern Girl
BY DUDLEY RANDALL

BY DUDLEY RANDALL
! would declare your beauty everywhere,
Sophisticated mistress of my heart,
Sing of your sparkling eyes your waving hair
And the perfection of your every part
would spend all my fancy in your praise,
Prove you the loveliest maiden ever born;
But girls are prosaic nowadays
fear you'd laugh my poetry to scorn.
Therefore when your rare beauty draws me to you,
Although my heart beats fast, my cheek turns warm
At being able even just to view you,
To hear your voice, to feel your subtle charm,
Thinking it best to keep my passion hid,
nonchalantly murmur, Hello, kid"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19

West bids four spades and all
pass. North opens the club ace. He
contract, he must make three
heart tricks or two heart tricks
and q trump trick Therefore. the
only play left open to him is the
heart King. South wins the first
heart trick with the Ace. as he
can see that II North held three
hearts originally. the contract can
not be defeated. But II he held
two. West would also have two,
and two tricks are all that can be
made in the suit. and that North
must then make a trump trick to
defeat the contract In this case,
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
wOMEN'S AUXILIARY
OF N. A. Of Postal Employees

OF N. A. of Postal Employees
The Women's Auxiliary OF the
National Alliance OF Postal En-
ployees met April II, at the home
OF Mrs. ]. j. Anderson, 63l6
Vinewood. The club made plans
for a bridge tournament, the date
of which will be announced soon.
The auxiliary also met on May
10. at the home OF Mrs. Is. Camp.
COL F.. Palmer.
Mrs Helen CAN'T is president.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19

South must play the third round
of hearts and the contract will be
defeated. II North holds as good
as the Queen one small In spades
But North held the single King
originally. the contract Is surely
defeated II South overtakes, be-
cause West would then hold three
hearts to the Jack and North
could trump the third round. re
gardless of his trump holding.
A very extreme case OF des-
peration lead was made on the
following hand.
The contract was five spades re-
doubled and North was In the lead,
holding the following.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
RIG SISTER CLUB ENTERTAIN
AT TEA

Club No. 6. of the Big Sisters
Home entertained a number OF
friends az delightful tea. given at
Friendship Home. 6100 Scotch
avenue. Sunday afternoon, April
%.
Speakers for the evening were:
Mrs. Pearl Collins. OF the Board of
Health. aud Miss Louise Reid, a
missionary Several musical num-
bers were rendered.
Mesdames Brown and Washing
ton were hostesses at the tea table
Mrs. r. Golightly was mistress o
1 ceremonies.
Mrs. Bowden. matron OF TIT
home welcomed the club mos
graciously. A fitting response wa
made by the president of the club
Mrs. A. jenkins.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19

A. NJ. +. t. VIII y0u please
tell me what / should do about
looking for employment
Ans: The wisest thing for you
to do would be to accept the job
that has been offered you. When
a person il out OF job and needs
money as badly as you do, l don't
see why in the world you should
be so PICK-A-UNISH about the
street your job is on.
M. A. lido you thik an OPP
Grafton IL necessary for met
Ans: No, / do not think an op-
GRAFTON is necessary. The doctor
you now go to has promised a
COMPLETE CURE for you and
you should ontinue to retain his
services. Although you have been
sick for TWO YEARS, yu will
completely recover and enjoy
GOOD HEALTH again.
M. A. N.-Will you please tell me
what I should do about this man !
am In love With
Ans: A girl TWENTY-THREE
YEARS OLD should know better
than to lose her head over a MAR
RIED MAN. You would only be de-
grading yourself to live with him,
and he will never be able TO mar
ry you since he has WIFE AND
THREE CHILDREN to hold him
back. Put him out of your mind
J and find you a young man who is
| in a position to offer you MAR
RIAGE.
g. L. M.-Who stole my purse
Ans: Your purse was stolen by
one of the three boys who were
visiting at your home This boy
didn't want your purse. but he
knew you had money in 1t and
took II for this purpose. Be more
careful in future in CHOOSING
YOUR FRIENDS.
M. L.-ShouId I leave my hus.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
UNIQUE BRIDGE CLUB

The club heid their recent meet
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Talley, 554 Medbury. Prizes were
awarded Messrs. Gist and Bryant,
OF 273 Theodore street. They also
won the tournament banner. Mr..
and Mrs HaYkins. 426 Il Warren,
won second prize. A dainty two
course luncheon was served.
Mrs. NJ H. Streator is president
~ tho ciuh
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19

The ieague met with Mrs. Hat
tie Toodle. 1QAl Marston avenue
last week. Mrs. Neal. the presi-
dent. presided.
The purpose OF the league
which is to boost Negro business
was outlined at the meeting.
The Housewives are elated over
Towards Grocery. located al
Hastings and Palmer. This Is
store No. 3. The Boosters reported
an upturn in Negro business, as
result of Negro Trade Week. Many
merchants also report an increase
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
ANIkITAs LITERARY CLrp

Miss Imogene Weaver OF T..
Kirby was hostess to the club at
It's recent meeting. The earlier
part OF the evening was devoted 10
the election OF officers. Those
elected are: Miss Emma Mann
president; Pearl Marshall, secre-
tary: Susan Curtis. treasurer.
The hostess served enjoyable re
| freshments.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19

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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
EXCLUSIVE Young NATIONS

The regular meeting OF the club
was held Wednesday April Is,
with Mrs. McGhee. on cath street
After the business meeting, the
hostess served refreshments and
bridge was played.
Another interesting meeting
was he'd at the home. OF Mrs. John
Beck, April %. A popularity con
test will be sponsored by the club
May 26, In conjunction with their
first spring dance. The public is
invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
Co Ops Club Give
Their Annual Ball

One of the brilliant social af-
fairs of the season was the annual
ball given by the Co-Ops Club. at
Central Community Gently. The
ballroom was beautifully decorat-
ed and ladies and gentlemen In the
latest fashionable apparel, danced
the hours away. to the rhythm OF
enhancing orchestral music.
The ball was attended by more
than two hundred of Detroit's re-
preventative citizens. DR.. j. Hill
Mattox Is president OF the club.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
FREE WILL MISSIONARY club

The club met with Mrs. Murray,
5000 Cardonia. Wednesday. May ,.
After the business session. an hour
of recreation followed. The clubs
rally closed. with success.
The club also met recently with
Mrs. Ada Tally. 1881 +. Euclid.
Business was conducted and the
hostess served refreshments.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
WEST SIDE GOLDEN KEY GLIB

Mrs. Louise Mosley. OF Virewood
avenue. PRESENT Of the club. was
hostess 10 the members. Friday.
May s. After the business session.
most appetizing Dutch lunch
was served IN pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
The members of the club VIII
miss their president. Mrs Mosley
and their genital member. Mrs.
Woodson. whi;e they are abs, M
on their trip In the South. and wish
them a delightful sojourn.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
SMART SET SOCIAL CLUB

| Mrs. Sarah James was hostess
to the club recently. at her home
lat 1851 Monroe. IL was a business
| meeting. All members were pre-
sent. Refreshments were enjoyed
and bridge played.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs Rebecca Lee, 3176 Madison
street
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
ROYAL TIE JESTMA CLUB

The club held ITS regular bust
ness meeting. Thursday evening.
May 3. at the home OF Mrs. Letha
Utz. on Scotch avenue. A brige
luncheon was planned to be held
at the home OF Mrs. Elsie Cooper.
1874 Scotch. The hostess served a
delectable two-course luncheon.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
FISHIN - BENEFICIAL TO
HEALTH

Fishing is one of the best
formes OF sport and recreation"
says DR.. Francis ID. Farrell, presi-
dent OF Kansas State Agricultural
college. 1.-THE barefoot boy with
lucent outfit and the wealthy
sportsman with expensive tackle
both benefit physically and mem
tally by fishing. Conservation of
fish resources Is necessary"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
THE LITA CARITAs GLIB

The May meeting OF the club
was held with Mr. and Mrs Willis
NJ. Graves Bridge was enjoyed by
the members. after the business
session. The prizes for high scores
were awarded 10 Mrs NJ Back
burn and ID. Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. 1921 Ma
comb ST.. will entertain the club
at it's June meeting.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
800 4 BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Mamie McCluse. 5s26 John
x, was hostess to Detroit Won
ders 500 and Bridge Club, April ~.
Plans were made FOR the annual
dance, which will be held in June.
Bridge was played, the prizes
being captured by Mrs. T. r.
Wheeler and Mrs. Jessie Jackson.
The hostess served a tasty buffet
lunch.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
INDEPENDENT NATIONS
BRIDGE CLUB

The club recently held their
first bridge breakfast. which was
well attended. Prizes were award
ed Mrs Brewer and Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Bottoms Is president of the
organization.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
CLOVER LEAF CLUB

The club met on April l6. at the
home OF the president. Mrs Ella
Spence. 1884 St Antoine street.
They also convened May Z. at the
above address.
The club is making plans for a
bridge tournament
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
RIG SISTERS CLUB

club No. 6. of the Big Sisters.
was beautifully entertained. Fri
day night April 81, by Mr. and
Mrs. Muny, 6372 3Oth street The
meeting was well attended Miss
Brown was a special guest. Mrs.
z. Eccleston is captain of the club.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19

North lead the heart Ace. then
small diamond which won with
the Queen. South, after recovering
from his surprise at his partners
seemingly foolish play. began to
figure why North should resort to
such desperate lead. as he can
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Abdul Krim, 1898
Lumpkin Street, are the proud pa
rents OF twins. boy and a girl,
Marvin and Marion.
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Kelly Miller To Address
A. & T. College Grads

Montgomery. Ala.--Dr. Kelly
Miller of Howard University will
deliver the Commencement Ad-
dress at Alabama State Teachers
College on Monday afternoon, May
2S. TO eliminate the commence
ment season which includes a
series of programs extending
throughout the month Of May.
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NOTE, Your question will be answered
FREE In this column ONLY when the
heading Of this column IL enclosed with
Your Question. Your Full Name, Birth
date. and Correct Address. For Private
Reply send csc and addressed
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MIRA LITERARY.sOCIAL CLUB

The club met on Tuesday, May
with Mrs G. Proctor, 4l9 r. War
rem. The hostess served delecta-
BILE menu. and bridge was played.
Mrs j. Baldwin Is president of the
club.
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Contract Bridge
BY Lydia GogyIns

THE SO opportunities. although
they arise but seldom, give great
satisfaction when handled proper
ly.
In the following hand,
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Contract Bridge Tournament
To Be Held From May q to 2

The first will held at
bridge the Madison Bridge Studio 1929
Bridge Beauben Madison public
studio will be held May 2i-222s is invited to participate
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surely place the Ace and King OF
diamonds In the North hand. when
his Queen wins the trick. He fin-
ally concluded that North could
trump heart and had made the
only play that could win.
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Mornings: Tuesdays. Thursdays,
Saturdays - III a. m.
Afternoons: Mondays, wednos-
days. Thursdays - $3.50 D. m.
Nights: Mondays. Wednesdays,
Fridays - 8 .. m.
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Occasionally. situations arise
which demand unorthodox leads.
In such cases. the good player
must forget about conventional
leads. in order to get In the best
results and defeat the contract.
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Clip out this coupon and bring
or send II to the Tribune--In-
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Deaths

Russell T. Gwyn, AZ, Methodist hospital,
peritonitis.
Hattie Tucker, 81. city hospital. arterio-
Sclerosis.
Henrietta j. Ramsey. &c, of SIT North
Noble, cardio renal disease
George W. CURSOR IL, of 500 North
Berwick, cardio vascular renal disease.
John Stone. SO. city hospital, cirrhosis
of liver.
John F. schweiger, 70. Central Indiana
hospital, arteriosclerosis.
William H. Lawrence. 90, of 1925 Licking
ton. arteriosclerosis.
William o. Maxson, 64 of 2409 East
Tenth, chronic myocarditis.
Rilda Paris. H. of 826 Park, chronic
myocarditis.\
Betty Jean Nevins, A. White river, drown
ing.
Jesse Jackson. 54, of 5o55 East New
York, carcinoma.
sallie ane Vauillin. rs of 2437 Stuart,
chronic myocarditis
job nm; Brown, 80. of 1O11 Broadway,
acute nephritis.
Horace Mitchell, SO, city hospital, car
Cinoma.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Merlin Prultt Fl, Mooresville, reporter
and Irene Ferguson. 20, Valley Mills
John Alexander, 81, of 2537 South Della
ware street, salesman, and Charlotte Hef
lin, Il. of 1929 High street, clerk.
Hazen Hackworth, "a. Dayton, o.
machinist, and Minnie Lang. 80. of g.
North Pennsylvanis street, housekeeper.
Robert Clark 81 Of 1924 G9llegs avenue
Henry Sallee. 81. of 222 South Ritter
avenue; insurance. and Mary Harrison. %
Paul Newell, "a, of 1877 East Michigan
street, salesman, and Marie Holstein. "a
of 1873 East Thirtyothird street, teacher.
and Frances Herrick. "a, of 851 North
Gray street, teacher.
and Gladys Humphreys, 81. Of 1922 ST
Paul street. housekeeper.
worker, and Helen Hale, %, of 1928 West
Bernard German Il, Richmond. collier,
and Grace Jarrett 10. of 1916 East Wash
EaTry SF Peak sS of Ts Union street
truck driver, and Elzora Fross, SO, of 731
Union street. seamstress.
CSESnfe a nT %ag Ellison rs Dayton Day a.
Waiter seedensi %. of 1915 East Seven
tenth street. truck driver, and Catherine
nue., houSekeeper.
Elmer Pentecost. Sc. of R. R. 70. Box
80, of R. R. IL, maid
Jesse Moorefeld, 43, Polan. Ind, farmer.
and Nellie Christopher, g. of R. R. 8, Box
523-M, housekeeper.
Henry Holder. Is. of 949 North fremont
street, laborer and Ruth Cole. 81, of 1869
North Eastern avenue. housekeeper.
Arnold Won Burg. %. of 1905 West
Bradnick, 81, of 1920 West Michigan
George Guenthner "a. Cincinnati. metal
worker. and Mildred Bender, 81, of 1929
Trowbridge street. e housekeeper
Ralph Banta. &c, of All North Bra dley
street, statistical clerk. and Lois Bartle,
rs, of 325 North Sherman drive. house
keeper.
Frank johnson, IS. of R. R. 7. Box
206-M, scaler, and Hazel Stotler, 81, of 704
Parkway avenue housekeeper
Troy Flick. %. French Lick. laborer, and
Halle Sprinkle. 80, New Augusta, house.
Roy Faust 81. Elwood, farmer, and
Alice Shepard, As, of 6217 Broadway.
RHsseil De Moss. 80, of 1925 Central
avenue, salesman. and Madeleine Rogers,
q, of 1887 Carrollton avenue, house
John States, 81. of 34l9 College avenue,
unemployed. and Ferrol Powell, So. of 4l9
West Fortieth street. housekeeper
John Patterson, %. of 1851 Leonard
street, garageman. and Catherine Miller,
10. of Stones Crossing houSekeeper.
Matthew McLucas. %. of 871 Torbett
street. laborer, and Parthenia Parker, 90
of 671 Torbett street, maid.
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Transportation

TWO-DAY CHICAGO TOUR, SETS
Trip includes bus trans, hotel reserva-
tions and admissions to fair. Bus leaves
Fri. midnight, June %.
UNITED BUS DEPOT
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Births

Alonzo and Marie Watford. 906 Wes
Twenty seventh.
{ Clyde and Viva Orem. Methodist hos
pitai
John and Marjorie Silver. Methodist
hospital.
Edmond and Helen Sanders, Methodist
hospital.
Russell and Mary Inman, Methodist
hospital.
Leon and Leah Slack, Methodist hos
pital.
Francis and Mary oldaker, Deaconess
hospital.
William and Elizabeth Moore, 2l2e
Dexter.
Orien and Mabel Briadenburg, 46 South
La Sale.
Boys
Wildon and Anna Driver, Methodist hos
pital.
Thomas and Meredith Roush, Methodist
hospital.
Ralph and Frances Turner, Methodist
hospital.
Charles and Helen Babcock, Methodist
hospital.
Byron and Elizabeth Todd, DeaconesS
hospital.
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ANN0UNCEM ENTS
Death Notices

CLARK, MARY E.-Age so years, beloved
wife OF James. F. Clark and mother of
Sherman Clark. sister of Isaac Smith.
Ella banner and Mrs. Holman Taylor.
passed away Tuesday morning at the
later. SHIRLEY SERVICE
EYTCHISON, MALINDA E.-Beloved wife
OF, Robert D. Eytchison and mother of
Ind; Mrs. Gertrude Fry of Augusta,
Kas.: Mrs. Myrtle Agnew of Steubenville,
O.; Mrs. Nellie White. Glenn and Her
man OF indianapolis. departed this life
Monday age IS years. Funeral Thurs
day June q at the residence Pap N
Park. cemetery. Friends invited. F II-
neral under direction of MOORE &
KIRK.
KINZER, MAGGIE-Age y, beloved sister
531 South New Jersey. Monday. D. m
Funeral notice later. Harrisburg paper.
please copy.
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Commencement exercises of the
Sacred Heart high school will be
held at Friday night at the
school with the Most Rev. Joseph
E. Ritter, bishop of indianapolis,
comforting awards and diplomas.
Miss Irene Lippert will receive the
alumni silver loving cup for hav-
ing attained the highest scholastic
average for four years. Other
prizes will go to Dolores Bauman,
Rosemary Weber and Mary Emma
Fritz.
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UCTI0NS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

BARBER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in your
school selection Scientific barbering
taught Paid while learning. Journey
men BARRIERS Educ. School. 342 E. Wash.
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
student. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO
2108 Roosevelt ave. BEST BY TEST .
INDIANA COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CuL-
TURE, 908 New CITY Trust Bldg. RI-0777.
HAWAIIAN GUITAR LESSON FREE
18 w MARKET ROOM 207.
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l Dancing, Music, Dramatic

PEARSON OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL OF
MUSIC. New location, 4th floor Marion
bldg, corner Ohio and Meridian SITS.
Summer enrolment now. Elementary
high school and adult classes, Csc, 35c,
SOC. Visitors welcome. Nellie S. jack
son. director
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JEWISH DOCTOR QUITS:
HOSPITAL STRIKE ENDS
Patients Distress Prompts Resig-
nation; Appointee Explains.

-
nation; Appointee Explains.
By United Press
MONTREAL, June ia three
day strike of internes in six of
MontreaPs largest hospitals ended
today with resignation of DR.. Sam
Rabinovitch, Jewish, whose appoint
ment to the Notre Dame hospital
staff caused the walkout. Hospital
service, dangerously paralyzed dur
ing the strike, Immediately returned
to normal.
DR.. Rabinovitch resigned lin view
of the distressing, serious and dan
gerous condition to which patients
had been exposed" Directors at
first had refused to accept the
resignation. More than 1900 pa
tents we're left unattended when
the internes walked out. Nurses,
nuns, and public doctors offered
their services to fill the breach.
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R E N TAILS
% Furnished Apis. and Houses

LOVELY FURNISHED eff. apt: north: $50.
Bedroom. $35. LI-3164. Ewes. TA-0335.
| AMBASSADOR APT HOTEL
9TH AND PENNSYLVANIA SITS.
We now have available one of those very
choice furnished apis. Daily. weekly and
monthly rate RI-1371.
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Sixth street, near State
Road %.
Mr.. Hodges, who was
found pinned in the
wreckage of his car,
was driving east on