davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
Los aeroplanos rusos, los famosos Chatos, son du-
.plicados de los aparatos norteamercanos Boeing
PFC y pueden desarrollar velocidad de
$50 milas por bora
Tienen los insurgentes una ligera superioridad
en- 10 que q aeroplanos de bombardeo Sc refiere

/ m~ericano. Nadie sabe cuantos
tiene ell gobierno, pero en- Bri-
huega, por ejemplo, los leales
utilizaron 80 aeroplanos de
bombardeo y 40 de caza.
81 ell vapor russo Konsomol
no hubiera sido hundido por
los rebeldes, la superioridad
del gobierno serfa ahora abru-
MADEIRA, poque tienese enten-
dido que Sc hallaba cargado
con l15 aeroplanos y pleas de
~repuesto.
Los famosos "chatos" son
orgullo de los rusos, que no han
permitido a los espanoles o
extranjeros ell utilizarlos. Sc
les ha prometido que los usa-
ran pronto, tan luego los rusos
los preparen para volarlos.
Los chatos son duplicados
del Boeing P-26 Y pueden desa
rrollar una velocidad, en- vue-
10 nivelado, de $50 millas por
bora. Son tan veloces Y, sobre
TODD, Sc pueden manejar tan
facilmente que pueden consi-
derarse como invulnerables en-
ell aire. Rara vez uno de ellos
.es derribado. Cuando listed lee
acerca de aeropianos leales
derribados, las vfctimas cast
siempre son biplanos de GAIA.
Ell Chato es maquina para
I'm solo hombre con dos ame-
tralladoras que disparan por
la helice a raz6n de $500 IT,
ros por minute. Los biplanos
de GAIA tambi6n son maquinas
esplendidas. Poseen cuatro a.
metralladoras y son maneja-
bles con gran facilidad; Sc di-
ce de ellos que pueden dar la
vllelta sobre IN real.
Contra estas esplendidas
maquinas los facciosos mands-
ban Fiat y Heinkel de perseeu
ci6n, aparatos que son induda-
blemente interiors;. Los aero
pianos rebeldes tampoco pue-
den ser maniobrados con la ia
|cilidad que ios ruecs. Solo tie
men un recurso: elevarse a
gran altura Y tirarse sobre los
aeroplanos leales con las anne
tralladoras abiertas. 81 tienen
exito, bien para ellos. 81 no,
huyen a toda velocidad.
Pero cuando hay un verda-
dero combate de perros en- ell
aire o cuando los aeroplanos
pueden tomarlos por la cola,
sus oportunidades no son bue-
mas, muy pocas wees escapan
FL objective de los photos lea
les es atacarlos de frente, por-
que ellos tienen cuatro anne
tralladoras y los facciosos So
10 dos.
Pero aun 81 los leales no de-
rriban a los aeroplanos rebel
des en- ell primer encuentro, su
facilidad para dar las vueltas
les permiten alcanzarlos muy
pronto Y Sc colocan en- la cola
de los litalianos y alemanes.
En- ese case solo queda una
maniobra al aparato rebelde.
que es una vuelta de barril o 81
esta 10 suficientemente alto.
meterse en- I'm descenso a TODD
Siendo aparatos mas pesados
que los %leales, pueden desarro-
liar mas facilmente la veloci-
dad.
Los aparatos facciosos de ca
(Pasq a Ia ia. pd0l
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Les Chatos han recibido la or
den de buscar a las baterfas que
asasinan a la pob!aci6n civil de
Madrid y deStruirlas.
No habra compassion para les.
asasinos. va que a la bondad Sc
corresponds con ell crimen, con
la matanza de inocantes, cdm-
phase la voluntad del pueblo:
Ojo por ojo Y diente por diente.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

LondreS, abrll 24.-El aspec'
to international de la guerra CT
vii en- Espana es mas evidente
en- ell aire Y quizas NADIA tan inn
~portante ha sucedido en- los re-
cientes amos como la domihta-
.ci6n por ell gobierno de la at
m6sfera.
La guerra en- ell aire ha sido
de Russia contra Alemania e tia
liza Y los honores pertenecen a
Moscou. 10 mas Importance de
TODD es que los aeroplanos ru-
SOS son duplicados de las ma4ui-
mas a&reas de combate de los
Estados Unidos.
Estas son afirmaciones con-
tundentes que necesitan ser ex-
plicadas. Primero ,debe consi4
derarse, en- la Ease historical,
que Italia Y Alemania manda-
ron aeroplanos a Eslpana con
tanta rapidez que algunos de los
aparatos salieron de Italia an
tes de que la rebellion estallara
en- Espa1a. Esto di6 al general
Franco una superioridad que
mantuvo durante cuatro meses.
Durante esos cuatro meses Ell
gobierno solo combatia con
trampas de muerte, vieios apa-
ratios Breguets, Potezes y De
woitines. La mayor parte de los
photos espaholes Sc pasaron a
Franco con sus aeroplanos y ell
gobierno Sc qued6 con los sar-
gentos, mecanicos Y hombre de
terra. Fue una valerie demos
TRACTION Y de los primeros rs pi-
lotos solo quedaron~ con vida
menos de media docena. Algu-
nos extranjeros ayudaron un
POGO, particularmente la escua-
drilla de Andres Malraux, Pc
no tampoco tenia aeroplanos
satisfactorios. En- 10 que Sc re-
fiere al primer grupo de photos
americanos, muy POGO debe de-
cirse acerca de ellos. Fue un
periodic para ell ~gobierno.
Los insurgentes bombardeaban
a su voluntad Y derribaban a
los aeroplanos leales que trata-
ban de contenerlos.
Entonces Russia entr6 en- la &C
ci6n. Hacia ell fin de octubre y
en- oil principle de noviembres
los seroplanos empezaron a lie
gar por docenas. Sc vieron pc
quehos monoplanos negros por
ei espacio. Los espanoIes los ova
y les llamaban CHA
tos''.
Sc vieron rapidos biplanos,
cada vez en- mayor n1mero, jun
to con biplanos de bombardeo
que podfan compararse y supe-
rar q los famosos Junkers. Ha-
ella ell fin de noviembre los lea
les pusieron una trampa en- Ma
Y en- un solo dfa fueron de-
rribados once aeroplanos fac
ciosos. En- pocos meses Ell gobier
no estableci6 su irdiscutible SUI
perioridad y los insurgentes tu-
vieron que desistir de bombar-
dear . Madrid durante Ell dia y
va hace diez semanas q. no pue-
den hacerlo. con sas aeroplanos,
nj de dia nj de noche.
Todos los aeroplanos de la
.arte central de Espana son Ell
mayoris rusos. Quedan to-
algunas de aquellas anti
guallas de los primerota diars
Dero no ofrecen combate.
Cerca de Madrid solo Sc ven
aeroplan0s rusos de modeio q
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
OBRA DE LAS AUTORI'
+. DADES
DE
SO personals kevidGs y gGseGdds


Stockton, CAL, Abril N.-Pc
.licfas del estado y diputados del
sheriff agredieroz1 aver % Dos
.trabajadores y 80 personals su-
.frieron los efectos de los dispa-
ros de arnas de fuego y loszga-
ses. Luego de realizada esa obra
criminal, los diputados pidieron
la asistencia de la guardia ma :
sional para romper la huelga.
Cuando un grupo de rs buel-
guistas avanz6 sobre una camio
meta cargada de espinacas, los
aeeHtes emDezAron q lansar
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
LA OBRA DE LA
ESPANOLA
lMujeres Libres!

A cada nuevo nlmero que a.
parece de "Mujeres Libres" au-
nenta ell interes lpor su lectura,
Nuestras companeras sc abren
|paso a traves de los aconteei'
mientos con una vitalidad qMe
s fuente de ~optimismo. Por en-
Gina del dolor que elias princi-
palmente recogen Y abrigan, es-
tan los amorosos euidados de
sstas madres, hermanas Y grias
le los hombres que luchan y re-
,ontsruyen, tendiendo una ma
no de auxilio a los agotados v a
.os empavorecidos.
| "Mujares Lfbress Is un Ipe'
ri6dico que hace honor b la re.
voluci6n. De e. nos complace-
mos en- copiar hoy Ell editorial
siguiente:
"Ya no Sc trata de una evolu-
ZION gradual, nj de una capaci-
taci6n Y de una conciencia. Nj
bampoco de un interds por los
proiTemas sociales. Nj mucho
menos de un pugilato entire ca
oacidades masculinas v femeni-
mas. ,Hemos dicho muchas We
.es que la independence de la
nujer es inseparable de su in
dependencies economical. Hemos
1icho que ell "hogar'' era, en- Ia
mayoria de los casos, un sfmbo-
10 de esclavitud. Hemos suplica-
do la substitution de maquilla-
jes y coqueteos por algo mas a.
legre, mas s6lido Y duradero.
Hemos afimado que, desde que
emipez6 la lucha la mujer hs
desplegado una actividad pro
pia de su sigio, que es valiente
v es capaz..
Pero va no Sc trata de NADIA
de este. De NADIA de este nj poo
separado mi en- conjuntd. Se
trata de que todas las mujeres
salgan de su INDEPENDENCE, de
su "hogar", de su propia vida,
de qre todas las mujeres sien-
tan el instante responsible y
creador. De que todas las mu-
jeres former unidad femenins
de triunfo y progreso.
Los momentos que vamos q
! vivir son definitivos. Senalaran
cual de las divergentes ha de
ser la que Sc p~rolongule. Poa
~sentimiento, no pasaran; por
raz6n, pasaremos. En- Ia Histo-
ria, en- la condici6n humane, en-
el motive vital, que no puede
ser negative, pasaremoe-paee-
mos o no en- la acci6n-. Y de
este motive vital positive de
este eonstanto futuro, vasrsos .
|partir. No sc trata de aurnento
de saiario, nj de derechos ferne-
ninos mas o menos reconocidos,
|sino de la vida futura. De nues-
ira intervention y orientaci6n,
como mujeres ,en Ia vida futn-
ra. BESIDE ahora cada mujer de-
be transformarse en- un ser de-
finido v definidor, debe recha-
zar los titubeos, las ignorancias
las prediIeccADnes. Ell hecho q
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Cuando ell comandante del
buque pirata Espana amenaza-
ba a los capitanes de los vapo-
res ingleses, ell comandante del
Hood" lie hizo algunas "adver-
tencias"..
Sc retro Ell barco de la trail
ci6n Y los habitantes de Bilbao
podran alimentarse. Las muje-
res y los ninos no moriran de
hambre.
~ Franco que halbfa dicfo
con su inponderable iacinismAo
Ell vapor mercante que pase las
tres millas sera hundido.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Siguen en- desacuerdo ell Sc
rcr gcoernador y los senores le-
gisladores.
No tiene programa econ6mi-
co digno de menci6n ell senior
gobernador dicen los legislado-
res.
mo habiamos quedado en-
que Mr.. Cone era un banque-
no inteligentfsimo?
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

ION les pavorosos "dfas de
cobro" de lns obreros tampe-
nos!
Cuando nega ell viernes o Ell
.sabado, Ell torcedor Sc hace esta
pregunta: iMe rsbajaran hoy?
-lY 81 me rebajan-piensa
5c6mo hare para ganar Ell dine
70 que mi familia necesita?
Trabaja nervioso e intran-
quilo las lloras de la manana.
Cuando las "ideas ldgubres"
lie de~sesreran, en- alta VOC dice:
"Quisiera morirme. Esta vida
es insoportable, inhumana".
Llega Ia tarde y 81 encuentra
la r con tinta roja en- Ell sobre,
mira hacia las nubes y maldice.
ST no lie toca la R respira con
mas libertad, como Ell condena-
do a quien conceden una "sus-
pension de pena", v murmura
lie esta escapamos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Cuando goDa oaSofVao'
aver la Junta ds Ma
drid, por med lreto,
ell general jose SHla9a hizo este
ccshentario: "Solo soy un solda-
do al servicio de minsis'.
Modestia y talento Sc aunan
en- este general astur que es Ell
Sfe de los milicianos de la Re-
p1blica.
Establezcan ahora n~uestros
lect0res Ell contraste entire csc
decreto qre devdelve al pueblo,
al poder civil la administrator
de la capital, y Ell reciente de-
creto de Francisco Franco inn
poniendo Ia dictadura a sus adj
l&teres.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Quieren convertir las maqui-
mas de jugar en- un monopolio
del estado...
l,Por que no propone alguien
Ell monopolio de Ia desvergaem-
za2
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
no GBUNGAS
sol6 epdblica. Los "thatos' a
la caza persesuido.- La fetidica r.

viejos Y j6venes, IN las otras
La amenaza de la rebaja es CO.
no una enovRsN ssyeta suspen'
jida sobse la cabeza>&l torce-
dor. np
Y 10 mismo pasa en- los depar
tamentos de escogida, rezaga-
do. despalillado ,anillados@
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14

TO the large congregation another
day OF Christian service which
adds credit TO the community.
Rev. Lee T. Clay, pastor OF Peace
Baptist church reports having had
a high day Of worship last Sunday.
The ushers' last annual meeting
just adjourned awarded the church
place on the staff with one OF
tho general officers and the beau
tiful float swung out as being one
OF the most attractive in the line
OF march.
All correspondence TO the Wo-
mems Club OF North Detroit Rich
ard W. Reading for Mayor will be
addressed to the corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Espie Vaughn,
1880 Lumpkin street.
1t Is the sense OF opinion that
any club or society holding meet
ings on Reading for Mayor should
notify other organizations so as 70
keep each other informed on the
important issue Reading for
Mayor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
| raining Institute
Awards Thirty-Six

Washington, d. Con last Fri
day evening the Training Institute
for Recreation Workers held their
closing exercises at Garnett Pat
terson Junior High School where
the Institute has been in session
for the past five weeks, under d.
rection OF Ernest T. Atwell, OF
Philadelphia. Penna.
The exercises presented three
special phases, drama. music. and
social recreation. Among the out
standing items presented: a one act
play, recreation exhibitions, and
musical numbers. other numbers
on the program included Glass
History" by Cyrus Russell. Social
Recreation Demonstration" by Miss
Ethel Bowers; singing of group
Of spirituals and other musical
selections by the Institute choir.
and an American Square Dance.
Mr.. Atwell director OF the Bur-
eau OF colored work. and the only
national leisure time expert pre-
sided.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Peoples, direc-
tor OF the community Department
OF the Department OF Education
awarded certificates to the thirty
six students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
Doctors PrescriptioB
Free For
Liquor Habit

A doctors prescription, suecess-
fully used for years for those sd-
dicted 10 the use OF alcohol is now
offered TO the public for home
treatment. II is not habit-form-
ing and can be taken In liquor.
tea. coffee, food. or any other H.
quid. with or without the users
knowledge. Aids the sufferer to
overcome the craving for liquor
and % build up his resistance.
Many loved ones saved and brought
back to life OF usefulness. Pro-
per results or money hack. Write
Western Chemicals. Inc. Dept.
l5c D.. Seattle, Washington, foY =
free trial and full particulars. II
will be sent Immediately IN q plain
wrapper. Do II today. Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
RETIRED HEAD OF
FREEDMANS

Washington, d. CDR. William
A. Warfield. we'll and familiar for
mer head OF Freedmen's Hospital
where he served for forty years as
chief, and was retired September
1885, when he reached the age OF
seventy, Is now patient In the
Institution.
DR.. Warheld was stricken at his
home. 1922 r Street the past week.
was rushed to the Hospital for an
emergency operation, and while
MS condition Is reported good.
physicians attending him say that
second operation will probably
Dc necessary to restore himsto his
former health condition.
This Is the first illness that DR..
Warheld ever had.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
DOCTOR NAMES
NEICHBOR AS
CORRES'DENT

Washington. d. CDR. Phillip
T. Johnson. specialist In orthope-
dies. and a member OF the staff OF
Freedmen's Hospital. is sueing his
wife. Mrs. Marie w. Johnson. for a
divorce. and named WILDER Stro-
Their, a neighbor who lives at 1922
Dix Street as correspondent.
The physicians petition states
that Mrs. Johnson frequently gave
Strother money and jewelry, and
allowed him to ride In the family
car. and that on one occasion he,
the correspondent, beat Mrs. John
son In the streets OF Paramount
Heights, d. C. where they both re-
side.
Among other matters and things
contained in the petition the ply
sician states that while he and his
wife were attending a dance Stro-
Their walked up to him and struck
him In the face In the presence of
his wife, and instead OF Mrs. John
son resenting the attack, she re-
mained at the dance In company
with Strother, and that at one time
Strother went to Philadelphia. and
his wife telling him that she was
going to Virginia to visit relatives
took the family car and visited
Strother in Philadelphia. The petit.
ton further states that several
pieces OF jeweIry given his wife by
him was pawned by Strother. and
that his wife opened several &C,
accounts In down town store.
where clothing were purchased.
In the physicians petition he
states further that he returned
home on several occasions, and
surprised his wife and Strother In
his home; on once occasion he as.
serts he came home and found
Strother In the house with his wife
and that Strother jumped from a
living room window. A street car
conductor saw him. and thinking he
was a burglar caught him and held
him for an explanation.
The Johnsons were married In
Alexander. Va. in 1927 and have
one child whose custody the father
is seeking. They live at Gill Dix
Street Northeast. Mrs. Johnson is a
graduate of Dunbar High School
and Howard University.
william l.. Houston Is represent
ing DR.. Johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
No. 23s.es5
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

County OF Wayne.
At a session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room In the
City OF Detroit, on the Seventeen
tn day OF July In the year one thou
sand nine hundred and thirty sew.
en-.
Present. d. ]. Healy. Judge OF
Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Sarah Matilda Butler. Deceased.
JAMES A. WEBSTER. Executor
OF the last will and testament OF
said deceased having rendered TO
this Court his first administration
account.
1T is ORDERED. That the ninth
day of September. next at two o.
clock in the afternoon al said
Court Room be appointed for ex-
,mining and allowing said account.
And It is further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be published
three successive weeks previous 10
said time OF hearing. in the Detroit
Tribune. a newspaper printed and
circulating In said County OF
Wayne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14

trell, vice president and members
are putting forth much effort to
make this occasion success.
The conference workers OF
Lomax will give a Wiener Roast
at Belle Isle Saturday night. Aug.
II. This promises to be a gay az
fair.
Members and friends OF Lomax
are quite quite gratified with the
plans submitted by the reception
committee for the return OF DR..
Thomas and his family. The re-
ception will be held on Friday
evening OF August 20. Your home
made cake to this committee will
be much accepted.
Those OF the community who are
on the sick list are: Mrs. Carrie
Goodon at Ford Hospital; Miss
Margaret Buie. daughter OF Mrs. r.
Buie OF Lumpkin street; Mrs. Gym
thia Johnson Of Goddard street.
still improving: the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Love OF Lumpkin
street who Is improving in the
hospital
Mrs. Ella Charts. leading sing
er in the Senior Choir Of Lomax
is still attending her mother. Mrs,
Kidd who has been on the sick list
for some time.
The church is praying for the
recovery Of all the sick folk.
Mrs. Lucas OF Mclean street Is
enjoying a pleasant vacation with
relatives and friends in Cleveland
Miss Nixon and Mrs. Amanda
Hall OF Youngstown, Ohio: and
Mrs. Mildred De Bardelben Of Bes-
semer. Ala. were recent house
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rogers
OF Greeley street.
Mrs. Susie Green Love formerly
OF North Detroit but now a resident
OF Georgia Is the pleasant guest oil
Mrs. L. I. Burden OF Cameron
street. A party including Mrs. G.
Love, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Jones
Norman and Sherman Burden
motored to Chicago and reported q
lovely trip. Enroute TO Georgia
Mrs. Love will visit New York and
other eastern cities.
Rev. J. l.. Newly, pastor OF Plea.
SAINT Grove Baptist church OF Rio
pelle street last Sunday rendered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
NORTHDETROI7
BY Mrs. Josephine Boyden

Rev. s. w. Young who Is con-
Quoting services at Lomax A. NJ. E.
Zion church In the absence OF Pas
tor d. p. Thomas delivered an in
spring sermon last Sunday using
the text Dan. $40 subject. God
balances emblems OF truth, honesty
and justice without variations"
A letter was read from the pas
tor informing the church that he
and family enjoyed delightful
time at Buffalo and Niagara Falls
enroute to other points OF interest
The Gospel Choir under the lead
ership of Mrs. Greenlee and Mrs
G. NJ. Fields pealed forth with
awakening songs at both morning
aud evening services. The evening
sermon was preached from Gen,
SO. the subject being Testing oil
oneself" Appreciative audiences
were out at both worships In
recognition OF the fine service Rev
Young - rendering
The annual Masonic Picnic TO
be held at Forest Park August IA
is being looked forward to with
keen interest. The park Is located
at IL mile road and Deduindre
street. Mr.. Bristol. w. NJ. OF Hiram
Lodge together with other masters
and the affliation OF the ladies
Star Chapters are sparing no pains
to make this occasion one OF the
greatest events OF the year. Free
bus will be at Dawson and De-
ouindre streets At Q a. m. Sports OF
all kinds will be enjoyed by all who
attend.
The barbecue given by the chorus
on the lawn Of Lomax last Satur-
day was n signal success.
A recreation trip "Around tho
World" will be sponsored by tn
Elites In the near future. Mrs. Cot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
rATE OF MICHIGAN

- - - - - - 49,
County OF Wayne.
No. 130.s11
At o session OF the Probate Court
r said County OF Wayne. held at
= Probate Court Room IN the
~ Of Detroit. on the third day
u July In the year one thousand
line hundred and 'hirty-sevsn.
Present Edward Command.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Thomasenath williams, deceased
On reading and filing the petit
ton OF Asenath Ross praying that
administration de bonis non Of
said estate be granted TO herself or
some other suitable person.
II is ordered. That the twentieth
day OF August. next at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for hearing said petit
lion.
And II IL further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be published
three successive weeks previous 10
said time OF hearing. in the De-
troit Tribune. a newspaper printed
and circulating in said County OF
Wayne.
EDWARD COMMAND.
Judge OF Probate.
a true copy
CHARLES r. HARRIS.
Deputy Probate Register.
7-l7-s-i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
HoWdrd Prof. Sues for Diuorce
JUDGE SCOTT
{ SPEAKS

! washington. d. C--Judge Ar
mond W. Scott. OF the Municipal
Court has been invited to speak be-
fore the American Legion at their
meeting 70 be held here at the
Mayflower Hotel August 18th. The
invitation was extended to Judge
Scott by request Of the James
Reese Europe Post, who pointed out
the fact that no colored guest
sneaker had ever been invited to
any OF the Legion meetings.
Those representing the Europe
Post at the meeting: Robert p.
Rea, George II. Rycraw, Clifton c.
Anderson. John r. Anderson,
Robert NJ. williams, Harry A. Will
son, Harvey l.. Bean, Harlan A.
Carter. George w. Reed. Frederick
A. Dawes, Harry McKensie, william
A. Haley. John T. French, Herbery
Brown. and Marcellus Herod.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14

HON W. c. HUESTON Commits.
sIoner OF Education OF the
Elks since '2S, under whose
guidance the sum Of s14s,O00
has been raised by annual as
sessment, which enabled the
Elks TO grant 14s scholarships,
no Of the recipients OF which
have received degrees from
accredited colleges. Judge
Hueston also conducts the EIks
oratorlcal contests, the sub
!ects being always The ConstI-
tuition OF the United States and
the Idea being to make our
youth -manhood rIght-mlnd-
ED" A native OF Lexington,
ky., Mr.. Hueston received the
III. Il. degree from the Uni
versity Of Kansas Law School
In 1904. He practlced In Mis-
souri,, before the L. 3. Supreme
court, and In all the state
courts Of Indiana. lie practlced
In Kansas City from 1905 to
1920, then In 20 went TO
Gary, Ind. and after four
years, on Sept. !. 1921. was
appointed Magistrate In Gary
by the Governor OF the state.
He was elected 10 the office by
the people In 1925 and served
until 1880, when he became
assistant solicitor Of the L. =.
Post Office department. His
headquarters ARE at 1915
14th street, y. W., Washington.
u. &. Calvin Serylce)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14

On motion OF WILLIAM =.
PATRICK. SIR. Attorney for the
Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the DE-
PENDANT. JOHN EATAfAS, ester
his appearance. either In peysos
or by Attorney. within three noIr
tbs from the date hereof or the
Bill OF Complaint will be taken -
confessed against him.
II Is Further Ordered that true
copy OF this order be published II
newspaper, In and for the Coup-
~ OF Wayne, and that q true copy
OF said order be sent to the last
know address OF the Defendant.
postage prepaid. return receipt
requested by registered mail.
HENRY G. NICoL.
Circuit Judge
"a true Copy
V. L. KERwIN,
Deputy Clerk
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