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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

V Detroit, Joseph Jacobs,
45lety doznany vrah 10lete
dcerusky sveho "nejleps1ho
souseda", byl odsouzen ma do
zivot1 pri tube praci We statnim
vezeni V Marquette, Mich ia
cobs, hoTekuje a vzlykaje Sc
primal, re usmrtil malou Eve
Ign Mack krenkem cd auta v
navalu pomatenosti, kdyz jej v
pondel1 doprovazela pTi Wy
jlzdce "a mesto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Vzdycky chyba.

"Proc, kdyz jste tn tobolku
nasel, lined jste il neodevzdal
ma nejblizsfm policeman komi-
S~aTstvf?"
"Byl jsem zrovna, pros1m, V
takove poklesle nalade a ne
chtelo Sc mi jfti ma policii."
mo tax pozdeji, kdyz Sc va
Sc nalada zlepsila?!"
"To uz Ease byla ia tobolka
prazdna!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Nakaza " Chicago.

Zdravotn1 rada v Chicago
re otevreni verej-
nych skol, jez melo byt pffstf
dtery, bylo odlozeno ma neur-
cite datum jake o~patTen1 proti
s1ren1 Sc nakazy, detske obrny
Gill infantile paralysis. Vefej-
ne skoly z1stanou zavTeny tax
dlouho az zdravotn1 rada, jez
zavTen1 nar1dila, uzna "a bez-
pecne je otevr1ti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
We sIabe chvili.

este obzalovan, re jste Wy
rail clsnikovi diva zuby, pax
jste jednomu hosti pTerazil pa
Ii, jineho jste uhodil Iahvf pres
hlavu a pax jste hostinskeho,
ktery vas chtel upokojit, shodil
Sc schodd, pri cemz 81 zlomil
dive Zebra! Co k tomu odpov1-
te?" re jsem, pane soud-
&c, mel svou slabou chvili!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Mellon odkazal cele jmeni do
brocinnym ustavHHm.

Nedavno zesnuly pittsburgh
sky multimilionar Andrew w.
Mellon We sve posledn1 Will ma
.r1dil, ably cele jmen1, mimo
odkazanych sluzeb-
.nictvu, bylo rozdano dobrocin-
nym, vzdelavac1m a nabozen-
skym 1stavGm. Ne1Tedn1 Cd
hady o pozdstalosti Sc rGznf.
Udava Sc, re jmenf NIUE do
sahnouti az 200 milion1 dolla-
ri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

George Kruse z Montrose,
Ia, "sel ma dracku" mezi ban
dity v JIM Dakote. Kruse re-
XII policii, re byl prepaden diva
krate v noci ma silnici blfze
Sioux Falls. Nejdr1ve pry ban
dita vystoupil z auta a odebral
mu tobolku S asi $18 az $40.
Ku druhemu prepadu slo "a
nejaky cas- potion. Ctyfi muzi
v autu S platky z Illinois jej "a
stavili a kdyz nasli u neho
$3.50, vse co mt zbylo pc PRIV.
MIN prepadu, uhodili jej a uje'
Ii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

We vlaku vypravuje jeden
cestujfcf: Zach, ia to nam, IL
de zlat1. strasne tezke, mann
sedm dcer!"
"Saprmente, starat sc dnes
O sedm lidf, to uz je ma pova-
zenou."
20 sedm? Co vas napada, o
ctrnact = vsechny dcery jsou
vdane."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

V Pittsburgh, Pa, 38lety
James M. Austin porucil 81 V re
staurantu We vnitrn1m meste
kraba, anglicky lobster, coz
mu prineslo smrt. DR.. l.. M.
Arons pravil, re Austinovi spo-
lustolovnfci byli svedky, jak
Austin 81 vlozil do list neoby-
cejne velky sousto kraba.V "a.
pet1 ma to zmodral a spadl sc
zidle. V nekolika minutacl
nasledovala smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

Vezen utekl z trestnice: l
div1 Sc Teditel: "Jak je to MOI
ne! Coz jste nehlfdali vsechny
vychody?"
"Vychody jsme hl1dali, ale
ted mne napada, jestli snad
neutekl vchodem!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
z KruhE Prace.
Pocatkem %


Minneapolis, MINI. ma stavku
prodavaci automobile skoro We
vsech prodejnach a stavka tr-
Valo az do n~ynejska. Mezi O.
b6ma stranami bylo ujednano,
re sc prodavaci mali vratiti do
prace a pax Sc zacne vyjedna-
vati a vysledek Dude oznamen
pozdeji.
Zastupci stavkujfc1ch "a
m6stnancG a operatorG v hote-
lech Penn a Fort Pitt sjednali
Sc zamestnavateli dohodu. Ia
mestnanci mohou Sc pochlubiti
vit6zstvfm. Nejv1ce jest. ukon-
Denim stavky poteseno 400 no
stf a obyvatel obou hoteld, KITE
RI nejv1ce trp6li. Jednalo Sc o
zvysenou mzdu, krats1 pracov-
nj dobu a uznan1 organisace.
= Ponevadz Marquette Co.
V Ottawa, I'll nechtela uznati
Clio organisaci, tax 9. srpna
vysli delnfci ma stavku a stav-
kovalo sc do pondel1, kdy byla
mezi obema stranami ucinena
organisaci, povolila jeste jine
pozadavky a d6ln1ci Sc vratili
do prace spokojeni S vysled-
KEN stavky.
Americka Federace Pra-
ce je opet clenem Mezinarodnl
federace odborovych organise
cf, zvane International Fede-
ration of Trade Unions, s1dlem
V Europe. Vratila Sc do nj pc
rs letech.
Americka Federace Prace
vystoupila z mezinarodnf fede-
race r. 1912, kdyz Sc tato me-
zinarodn1 organisace pokouse-
la primeti americkou organi-
saci k podporovan1 socialism,
a generaln1ch stavek proti val
ce.
Cd t6 dolby, jak m%fstopfed-
soda Woll oznamil, mezinarod
nj federace sc rozhodla nepod-
nikati zadne akce bez jedno-
myslneho souhlasu delgat1 ma
svych konvenc1ch a uznavati
autonomii vsech organisac1,
ktere jsou jejfmi cleny.
MfstopTedseda Woll podllel
sc ma konvenci mezinarodn1 fe-
derace letos V cervnu We Var
Save V Polsku, kde radikalove
z Francie a Ceskoslovenska ma
popud z Moskvy byli prot pfi-
puSt6nf Americke Federace
Prace, re pry je zpatecnicka.
William Green, predseda
APP. prohlasil, re toto move
spojenf mezinarodn1 federacl
melo by prispeti "mfru a poro-
zum6nf mezi narody."
Soudni vysetrovatel z
National Labor Relations
Board Tilford E. Dudley vydal
rozhodnutf, kter6 je namlfeno
prot Fansteel Matallurgical
Corporation Of North Chicago
v zalezitosti vysedavac1 STAY
ky, "a nfz byli letosn1ho 1nora
vypovezeni 83 zamestnanci. Y
rozhodnuti SVEN prav1 7. Dud-
ley, re stavka V podniku WV
stala nasledkem odm1tnut1 u
Tednfk1 tovaarny vyjednavati
s d6lnfky prostTednictvfm je-
jich unie, jez byla We spojeni s
CLIO. V rozhodnut1 Sc take ma
rizuje, ably 81 vypov6zenym
d9lnfk1m byla poskytnuta W.
plata V celkove vysi asi $70,-
600. Uredn1k1m spolecnosti
dana lh1ta deseti dnG, ably Wy
howell tomuto n~arizen1. V prl-
pade, re by tax neucinili, hod-
Ia National Labor Relations
Board toto narfzen1 vynutiti.
V pripad6, re by spolecnost a
nj toho nedbala, jest planova-
no podati zalobu u federalnlho
obvodniho odvolac1ho soudu,
aby toto narfzenf bylo take sou
dem potvrzeno. Tento pf1pad
je sledovan S velikym zajmem.
Jedna sc zde O prvn1 drednl
r~ozhodnutf V zalezitosti vyse-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Jaky tatik, takovy kluk.

"Vcera Sc narodil tel PAM S
prvnfho poschod1 kluk.' "A
je pc tatfnkovi nebo pc ma
mince?" "Po tat1nkovi, pri-
Sci taky rano v 6 hodin."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Setrny.

Skot um1ral. Jeho vnoucek
zoufale plakal. "Proc pla-
ces?" ptal Sc no strycek Skot.
"Pro lahvicky." - oak to-"
-"No kdyz umres, nebudu w
nit zadne lahvicky cd lekd.
Dostaval jsem "a kazdou v le-
karne pill penny!"
Evening star., 1937-07-21

THE woman. evidently a house.
keeper, led us into the living
room and would have left, but In
spector Venn said. When was the
last time Grace Lyman was here"
She turned on him. looking scared.
She shook her head dumbly. and Venn
said, "All right then. we'll have to
take you down to headquarters.
She got panicky then Miss Lyman
was here this morning, but don't tell
DR. Todd I told you. He'll kill me"
You don't need to worry" Venn
said. You answer my questions and
you'll have nothing to fear" Then he
began to fire questions. and the poor
woman. looking frightened and fran
tic. answered them while stood by
and listened in amazement.
We must have been there 10 min
utes when the front door opened and
DR.. Todd came in. He stopped short
and stared at U.s.
Venn said: Well, Doc. we've found
your muddy shoes. You got mud or
tiiCHI Nllcli Suu ClllIOCu lIllOukl
Lyman's bed room window during the
storm. There was mud on the win
dow sill We know all about your
affair with Grace Lyman. She would
have inherited her brothers money
and you were to get half of IL I've
checked with experts and discovered
that Lyman might have fingered on
for years, which is why you decided
to finish him off. You knew that any
physician would have corroborated
your story about dying of shock be-
cause of the storm. You figured no
autopsy would be performed" He
paused. 1T was the clock gave you
away. You started it going when you
were in the room because you'd read
somewhere about clocks stopping and
giving away the time. You knew this
was an electric clock. but what you
didn't know was that it was the type
of electric clock that has to be started
by Whirling little wheel in back.
Some electrics start up themselves as
soon as the power comes on"
Down at headquarters Venn ed-
mltted a good deal of his deduction
was based on a hunch. But he'd hit
the nail on the head.
No" he grinned, Il was guessing.
The story told was the way l might
have found things had happened if
Id made all those investigations.
Most of it. however, must have been
true, because Doc was so amazed he
broke down"
(Copyrisht, 1879
Evening star., 1937-07-21
STEEL RATE SHOWS
SEASONAL LULL
Signs OF Fall Revival In New
Business Begin to
Appear.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. July 2l-1ron Ara
said today in its weekly review Of tina
steel industry that the seasonal hill
in new business is beginning to af-
feet operations, despite the preencs
OF substantial backlogs in soma
products.
However" the trade publication
stated, there are indications the low
point of Summer buying has been
reached, and there is evidence of an
upward trend in orders at Chicago,
largely accounted for by automobile
buying for new models.
Aside from automobile buying,
steel business has been declining COM
pared with June, but consumers and
joobers are bringing new pressure on
mills for quicker shipments against
old orders, a probable indication their
stocks have been heavily drawn upon
in recent weeks.
There Is a very general belief in
the trade that business will show no
further falling of and that new buy
ing In larger volume will make It's
appearance within the next few
weeks
The trend of steel operations is
uneven, rises occurring in some dis
trlcts and declines elsewhere. For
the country as whole, the rate of
lngot output this week is estimated
at 81 per cent of capacity, down one
point from last ueek
The steel scrap market continues
to reflect an improved outlook and
an apparent scarcity of old material.
The Iron Age composite scrap price
rose 81 cents ton to sl9l7."
Evening star., 1937-07-21

nation OF the room. Presently DR..
Todd concluded his task Venn said,
Well. Doc, what would you say was
the cause Of death?"
Shock. He was pretty far gone,
has been in a state of semi-coma for
days My guess is that the thunder
storm had an effect on his nervous
system and finished him"
Venn made some notations in
book and beckoned to me We went
into the library, where Jessie Poole
and Oliver Reynolds, the housekeeper
and gardener, were waiting.
Why" asked Venn of Jessie Poole,
'did YOU call police headquarters when
you discovered your master had died? ?"
. Jessie Poole had been tearing a
handkerchief TO shreds. She swal-
lowed hard.
1T was the matters orders, yer
honor
Lyman told you to-" he scowled.
She nodded vigorously Before he
went into his coma. He said. Jessie
when I die, you call the doctor and
then you call the police And that s
all he said"
INSPECTOR VENN looked at her
gravely. Did Miss Lyman know
about those orders?" Grace Lyman
was Robert Lyman's sister
mo. No one knew but me. He
told me not to tell any one"
Where's Miss Lyman now?"
She went to the city this morning
She won't be back till g."
When did you call DR.. Todd?"
about 10 o'clock. Mr.. Lyman took
bad. SO I called DR.. Todd, and DR.
Todd said hed done all he could, but
Mr.. Lyman weren't apt to live the day
out. And then, right after DR.. Todd
left, it begun to thunder and light
ming and rain. Well, after a while
thought I'd better 60 in and look at
Mr.. Lyman, and did. and found him
dead. So called DR.. Todd again
and then I called the police"
Had any one been in his room be-
tween the time DR.. Todd left after his
first visit and when you went in and
found him dead?"
mo, sir"
Venn made a few more notations
| and then we went outside The sky
was beginning to clear and there were
little muddy rivulets in the cutters
1t had been sultry earlier in the day
but now the air had a fresh, clear
tang to it.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
$722,677 EARNED
BY PLYM0UTH0 OIL
Quarters Profits Compare
With $456,993 for Same
1886 Period.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Plymouth
on Co., Texas crude producer, re-
ported consolidated net income for
the quarter ended June 80 of s722, SIT,
equal to 60 cents a share on l,o5o, 900
capital shares.
This compares with s456,993, or 43
cents share, In the June, 1886,
quarter.
Net income for the six months
ended June 80 totaled sl,362,996 or
$l,30 share, compared with s818.l55,
or 78 cents share, in the like period
last year.
Sutherland Paper.
Sutherland Paper Co. Kalamazoo,
Mich, manufacturer of parafined car
tons. reported net income for the
quarter ended June 80 of S276, 1865, or
96 cents share. on $4,000 capital
shares, against S242,047, or 81 cents a
share. in June, 1886, quarter. For the
six months ended June 80 net in
come totaled s49l, ,435, or sl71 a share,
compared with $394,204, or s137 a
share in the same period last year.
SchenIey Distillers.
Schenley DistiHers Corp. reported
net income for the quarter ended
June 80 of $l,595,39 after interest
depreciation, Federal income and
capital stock taxes but before provi-
sion for Federal surtax, equal after
preferred dividends to $l.07 a share
on 100000 common shares outstand-
ing This compares with Sl,326, 748,
or S106 share, on l050,000 shares
outstanding in June quarter last year.
Clark Equipment.
Clark Equipment Co, Buchanan,
Mich, makers of automotive parts,
reported net income for the quarter
ended June 80 of s478,027, equal. after
preferred dividends. to Sl93 share
on 237,64l common shares, against
sl88,6l4, or u cents common share
in the June quarter last year.
L. A. Young Spring
l. A. Young Spring & Wire Co, with
plants in Detroit, Chicago and other
industrial centers, for the June quar-
ter reports net income Of $7l8,202
after charges, equal to Sl.76 common
share. against 1891 or sl8l, in the
like 1885 quarter.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July 2l lP.-Eass, 2aso.:
firm Mixed colors, special packs 23i2-
27i.. standards. 23; mediums, 1914. Other
mixed prices UNCHANGED
Butter. 12;2s5: barely steady. Cream
cry. extra t92 score), 31i79.. Other Grades
unchanged.
Cheese, 2s3.31 /; firm State. whole milk
hatS fresh, fancy, 10: fresh specials 1914 :
held. fancy. 1886. 2"i7-23i2.
Live poultry, by freight barely steady
Broilers.- Rocks. 2} Leghorn 49, colored,
unauoted. Fowl: Colored. oO-2o: Leghorn
l6-l Old roosters, IA. Turkeys. 11-2O.
Ducks, 10.
BY express, irregular Broilers. Rocks.
Sc-25. Fowl. colored, 1922; Leghorn I6-
10; old roosters, IA. Other express prices
unchanged
Dressed poultry steady to Arm. Fresh
and frozen prices unchanged.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK July 81 (Hn.-Susar futures
today responded to the Washington news
with prospects of shelving of the court bill
expected to relieve the legislative Jam which
has tied UP the sugar bill.
There was active trade buying and COW
ering in No. 3 contracts early in the day
with March selling up to 2.37. but the de-
mand tapered off around that leyel and
partial reactions followed under realizing
March declined to 2.33. leaving quotations
generally in midafternoon / to points
net higher.
No 4 contracts were u point lower to Y,
higher, with september At 1.21ha and
March, 31E
Evening star., 1937-07-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON July 81 (Pl.-Stocks closed
quiet and generally steady today. There
of industrial and mining issues and for
eiEn bonds. Profit taking weakened some
trans-Atlantics. Gilt-edged issues were
steady
PARASITIC Bourse closed weak today
after a generally firm tone at the start
ness in early trading. turned firm near
the close. Government bonds lost most
of early gains. Bank of France ended IS
points net higher. Royal Dutch was Of
81 points. while suez Canal improved
slightly.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
MOSTLY HUNCH

What do you
suppose old Lyman
wanted Jessie TO
call the poll e
for ?" I asked.
Inspector Venn
didn't answer. He
a p p e are d to be
thinking hard.
I was surprised
when We didn't 60
to headquarters.
Instead. We turned
into the street
where DR.. Todd
lived. Venn rang
the bell and a
woman answered.
I'm from po-
lice headquarters"
Venn sal d, and
showed his shield.
I'VE have an ap-
pointment to meet
DR.. Todd here in
IS minutes"
Evening star., 1937-07-21
THERE was an

THERE was an
electric clock
on the bedside Ia
BILE. and Inspector
Jules Venn checked
its time with his
wrist watch.
That clocks an
hour and five min
utes slow" he said.
DR.. Todd looked
up from his exam
ination of the man
on the bed. 1T
S t 0 p pc ID during
the thundershoWer.
The power was of
for about an hour"
That's right" I
a 2 rec d. " This
whole section of
the city was in
darkness "
Inspector Venn
nodded and con-
tinued his exami-
Evening star., 1937-07-21
CURB LIST TAKES
UNEVEN COURSE
Utilities and Metals Lead
Upturn Despite Drop of
Industria!S.
1y the Associated Press.

9J SLlc ASsOCldleQ IIeSS.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Led by utili-
ties and metals, curb stocks moved
into higher ground today. though In
dustrials were weak
Among the utilities. fractional
gains we're shown by Electric Bond
t. Share, American Light g. Trac-
ton and United Light e. Power IA"
Aluminium Co of America was lower,
along with American Cyanamid "B"
and Bower Roller Bearing.
Trends in the oils we're mixed. I'M
perial Oil and Pantepec Oil were up
slightly, but declines were registered
by Sunray Oil and Creole Petroleum
In the metal sector, gains were
shown by New Jersey Zinc and Con-
.solidated Copper.
Hecla and Hudson Bay Mining Dip
ped In the mining division.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. July 21 CP,.-Foreign ex-
others in cents Great Britain demand
4.9s1.; cables, .4.9sA; 60-day bills, 4a7;
France. demand 3.75; cables, 3.75; Italy,
demano 5.26l4: cables, 5.26l4.
Misunderstanding. 1854 Germany,
free. 1927; registered. $500; travel. 81: 90;
Holland, 55.25; Norway, 25.04, Sweden,
251O; Denmark 1926: FinlaAd 219;
Switzerland. as.g5: spain. unauoted: Portu-
gal, 454ha; Greece, ..9112; Poland 1926;
czechoslovakia. 34e; Yugoslavia 2.33;
Austria. IS Son; Hungary, 1880; Rumania,
IA; ARGENTINA 33.25n; Brazil. s.sOAn;
Toxic. % 90; SHANGHAI. 29.5s: Hongkons
3O56: Mexico City 27.s5; Montreal in
1OO.l5$a. Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
Treasury Reports
Repayments Cut
Expenditure Total

The Treasury reported today its ex-
pendltures, which usually total more
than s2O.00o000 daily, fell to $685.
637 on July 49,
The reduction was due to repay
ments to lending agencies on July 10.
these being used as an offset against
departmental and other expenditures
Evening star., 1937-07-21
ODD.LOT DEALINGS.
Ey the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported TO-
and specialists on the. New York Stock
Exchange for July }9: 1889 sales to Gus; Gus
toners involving 14e.344 shares; 5,971
purchases involving 142, ,631 shares,
Evening star., 1937-07-21
MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. July e1 Up.-cau mon.v
steady: per cent al day: prime CONNER,
cial paper per cent: time loans steady;
5000 days. u; As months. l "a per cent;
count rate. New York Reserve bank, IL
per cent
Evening star., 1937-07-21

Dividend rates In dollars based on last
puartly or semi annual payment tan
nual rate-not including extras tAc-
cumulated dividends. aPaid last year
being In bankruptcy or In receivership, OF
being reorgantzed under the Bankruptcy
panioS.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK July 21 CPD-New York
Security Dealers Association:
lQuotations as Of . oclockN
Evening star., 1937-07-21
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. July e1-Dividends de.
c4areo. prepared by the Standard Statis-
Tics Corp:
Evening star., 1937-07-21
FOREIGN BONDS.

VU-Wlth warrants.
xv-Without warrants.
New.
st tstpl--Stamped
{Eegotiability impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported in receivership,
Evening star., 1937-07-21
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
BY private wire direct TO the Star.

- All time shown below 10 daylight savins
on which the Exchanss 10 now oDsrAtins.
Evening star., 1937-07-21
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. July 81 DP)-Federal Land
Bank bonds:
Moon ountations)
Evening star., 1937-07-21
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK July 81 LP.-Nev Yora
Security Dealers Association:
Moon OuotationsD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
Patrick H. O'Brien
Heads Labor's Slate
In Mayoralty Race

Judge Patrick Henry O'Brien.
candidate for mayor. is the son Of
copper miner who was killed In
the mines OF Northern Michigan.
His life is the story Of fight; first
agaiasi poverty, then against in
justice 70 the common people from
which be spang.
II is perfect climax 10 his
career that O'Brien should now
head the first genuine Peoples
Ticket in the history Of Detroit
His record. his ideals and his
conception Of democracy lit. as
though made to order. the new
politiccl life which is being born
in the city and in the nation.
O'Brien has been honest and a
stubborn fighter. but not fam
attic: staunch advocate OF labor's
rights, and yet never a narrow
partisan OF labor's rights alone:
he has been. and Is today a spokes-
man and leader of the common
majority. Advertisement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
Couple Celebrate 18th Wedding Anniversar

s-1s i answering questions n
Ter listeners problems Her
50 III. nee; a. ne y " c A.
-.s1zy afternoons from , 10 4
SIX beginning September IS.
KS Az;iS CEeztAHu Was n
ss q. her millinery exhibit
~ Ee-e amazed 70 see wAa,
.tw fzsAi,-s corlc * Great
z As: years - ;o- even
AS. ~ Eek May q hem
-F1o-sied :; lezst ie7ts
I'D made % ,ook Ike Few
AIS -Aozzs presided :; he tsi-
t- c.--s- a. s oclock which
e2r 81, some g. members and
s re Assoc.sl.on Can
x1.s- ~ tables which were
xa al. flowers Mrs Nil
t word Fellowship
A- ;cl3 = re plans tor
III ~s..s week i oc-ob<-
-fHsc ~. hose present g
y - W \ leAOE-
N=r -ezbers are especial
~ .- during the tAi.
s~ss., s-SAAsis
go :. ~ day visitors 'ook
"a tc-r-rg he bss1,..Gl
z-1 re r+s.cs,ce rooms
see -3sr To- .rs1@ci.1n.
~ -ss.as-cs AZ building
zrcz en-it-ees stI.nE IS
rs FlcE=rs we're everywhere
hen g.tls from thought
:, -s- tsrs who brought them
2 ,1sir gardens.
~ tirs; tine the Branch is
able 70 offer complete program
health education activities this
IAN and all women and girls are
.-y,ted 70 enroll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25

Members and friends who have
been attending the revival at Mt.
Vernon Baptist church conducted
by Rev p. B. Black Of Chattanooga
a. Tenn. have received great spir-
itual and educational showers OF
Gods grace.
Sunday morning he spoke from
Acts 2:12, subject. What mean
eth this?" Rev. Blacks vivid an
alysis Of the gospel makes 1t easy
for one to understand without the
slightest frubt. Mrs. Smith beau
tifully sang a solo.
In the evening the visiting min
lister preached from Gen. 1924
treating on the fire OF Sodom and
Gemorrah. Many sat in bewilder-
ment as he talked OF Gods avengc
on those who failed TO obey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
tBy Mrs. Josephine Boydenl

Wy ~ - 49, |@%f<f- &fDS ~ -
Sunday. September 10 was an
other great day at Lomax A. VI. E.
Zion Temple, Dequindre street.
Experience Of Joshua" was Rev.
ID. p. Thomas subject. text John
PALS. The pastor was In his US
ual eloquence in delivering the
message.
The Christian Endeavor met at
$50 p. m. in an hours discussion
OF the topic for the day.
In the pastors message at the
evening service he most ably pic
tured mans reward II he put his
trust Ia God. Services we're we'll
attended all day.
At 3 D. m. the Senior Usher
Board sponsored an interesting
program featuing pew rally. The
outcome OF the contest was as fol-
lows: Mrs. Alice Rice received
first in lead reporting the largest
amount OF money. President VIM.
Singleton was very gratlfied with
the efforts OF the members.
Added 10 those reported last
week on the sick list are: Mrs
Lena Brown Of Cody. class lead
er OF Lomax; and Mrs. Lucas OF
Mclean, president OF the Mission
airy Circle OF Lomax.
The younger set are very much
pleased to see the young daughter
OF Mrs. r. Duie OF Lumpkin out
again.
Residents have been saddened
by the recent oath OF Mrs. Loves
daughter OF Fleming street.