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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
"A COLORED JUDGE
WINDSOR, ONT.
BY Arytia Chase 4 Mary Stuart

The Missionary society OF the
B. NJ. r. church met at the home
OF Mrs. Mary Harris. OF Mercer
street, last Thursday evening. Az
ter an interesting business period.
social hour was enjoyed and
cake and ice cream served.
During the Sunday School hour
last Sunday. James Roberts. dele
gate 10 the B. NJ. e. s. 8. conven-
tion at ST. Catherine. Ontario a
few weeks ago, made report OF
the meeting. The report was quite
complete and was given in an IN
teresting manner.
Rev. T. II. Jackson was the
speaker at both morning and even
Ing services last Sunday. At the
evening hour, Leroy Washington
was soloist.
Miss Ann Smith, teacher OF art
in wyandotte street school here,
left Friday night for Cleveland
Ohio. where she will meet her sis
ter who will accompany her 10
Washington, d. C.
On Friday evening. bridal
shower was given by the 3. NJ. v.
choir. at the home OF Mrs. A. Ball.
honoring Miss Ivy Lawson, who is
soon to become the bride OF the
Rev. !. II. Edwards. Both are OF
this city. Miss Lawson was the
recipient OF many lovely gifts.
Misses Anita Overton. Bernice
Wright. and Mary Stewart left
Monday. August IS, to attend the
c. G.. |. r. at Kiwanies Fresh Air
camp. on the shores OF Lake Erie.
near Morteth. Ont.
Mrs. T. o. Stewart, OF North
Buxton. Ont. arrived last Friday
night. to visit her mother. Mrs.
Mary Simms, and sister, Mrs. I.
Buchanan.
Mrs. Hortense Basil and her lit
tie daughter. OF Mississippi; and
Mrs. Alzora Thomas, OF Detroit.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. p. Chase last
week. After visiting in this city.
they went to Harrow. Ontario. az
ter which they returned to Detroit.
Miss Vivian Chase IL convalescing
at her home on Mercer street, after
having spent month in Metro
politan hospital.
Little Miss Gloria Harris. who
recently underwent an operation
in Metropolitan hospital. is improv-
ing as we'll as can he expected
"A COLORED SUD0B-
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P0NHAC News


The union picnic OF the local
Sunday Schools will be held on
August rs at the Great Lakes
Country club. Many are expected
! TO attend.
Al Newman A. NJ. &. church last
Sunday morning, Rev. A. T. VIII
liams spoke on The Breyity OF
Wickedness". The state rally was
In success.
At New Hope Baptist church, the
Pastor. Rev. +. p. Reed preached
on The Good Shepherd" at the
III a. m. service. At 3 .. M, bap-
tismal services were held at the
Clinton river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady McFee and
Mrs. Henry Reed spent last Sun
day in Inkster, Michigan.
Mrs. Mary Morton. matron Of
Queen OF sheba chapter No. 10:
Mrs. s. l.. Boyd. assistant. attend
ed the 10th annual session OF the
Eastern Star. which was held in
Flint at Quinn chapel A. M. E.
church. They were guests OF Mrs.
Morton's daughter, Mrs. Bernice
Freeman.
Mrs. S. L. Boyd Is taking a post
course at Poro college In Chicago.
Mesdames Finizee aud Manning
and little Walter Baker are con-
valescing. Nick Hayes has return
ed home from the hospital.
Rev. James Flemming preached
an inspiring sermon at Newman
A. NJ. f. church last Sunday al 3
D. m. John Barclay rendered sew
eral musical numbers during the
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The church was well filled sun
day morning, despite the extreme
heat Rev. Henry Porter preached
a short sermon. text Jesus Saw
A Man. Matt. 90. The speaker
said in part:
In these days. It IL gres' thing
10 be man. Jesus saw in Mat
thew. the Publican. man with
the right qualifications for fol-
lower or leader; therefore. He
called him. Jews regarded him as
a dishonest tsx-collector and graft
err. Few OF us can see beneath the
surface. as Jesus did. and we make
in Judging men"
Thomas Brown. OF the sunday
School. Is i'll In the hospital.
"A COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
KALAMAZOO

Miss Ruth Caldwell and Morris
Harris returned TO Detroit early
last week. after attending The fune-
raj rites OF their mother. the late
Mrs. Jesse J.. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Small and
family left Monday to visit rela-
tives in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. e. King. sr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. King. Jr. made q
trip 10 Detroit last week end.
Ezra Gill, Eunice Gill, and Min
da PomDey, and Roy Merricas left
Kalamazoo for Brook Heaven.
Miss. last Friday.
Mrs. Neal Goodwin returned from,
the Eastern Star convention ls~f
Sunday She has become sudden
~ M.
Miss MayHelle Jackson Is hack
home from visit to Indianap polls
where she was guest OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Dave smith.
Colored citizens OF Kalamazoo
are looking forward 10 the free
barbecue and picnic 20 be sponsor
ed by Young Democrats OF MichI-
gan at Silver Beach. September
through S. Dancing. swimming.
boating and movie pictures Will he
featured
Mrs. N. Gilmore. Of Chicago. "a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. cols-
man.
Rev. B. A. Robertson has taken
up residence at HE new adde's
5lI Harrison street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Mitchen have
moved to sos Harrison street.
Rev. J. r. Roman. former ps,to,
OF Mt. Zion Baptist church, in this
city visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. MI.
chell and other friends, last week.
Rev. Roman Is at present residing
In Eldorado, Kansas.
Mrs. Ted Conner wax recently
Informed Of The death OF her aunt.
dc result OF which the anticinst-
ed visit of her father. Rev. Ceorss
n. Consils, ~ West Virginia has
been postponed. He had MANNED
10 visit Kalamazoo in the near fu.
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Hsckly recently
visited Chicago.
Lucille Russell and Bertha MI.
cheli, recent visitors here, return.
ed to Detroit Sunday.
Among those who attended the
Pompey reunion last Sunday were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Conner,
Melvin and Leroy Jeffries.
Mrs. velma Hardy is on the sick
list
Grand Masonic bodies ~ Michi-
San convened AZ Benton Harbo..
Mich. August nd ., for their an
nual business conclave. The ses-
sions closed with gay ban M
Jap GLAND resort, under auspices
OF the Knights OF Templars Tn
next annual conclave will be Ia
Detroit, IN 1899.
Miss Evelyn Mercer. ~ ynuns.
town. Ohio. ia visiting MI AMI
Mrs. Jese CRANE. The hosts p.t
a picnic for their guest.
Rev. $. 3. Harris, former paste.
here, but now in Battle creek
preached al Tone Vine Baptist
church. last sunday afternoon
Members OF Earl Austins Cotton
Pickers orchestra have taken IN
residence at the home OF Nj. aud
Mrs. J. CRANE, 2sO z. Frank street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Steele enter
aimed AT private picnic al E3gla
lake, honoring Mrs. Hardswsy, Mr..
and Mrs. Snead, Olivia Barnes,
Mrs. stanley Rowan, Barbara Ad-
ans, OF South Bend, Ind: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Davis. Lansing; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Phillips
MIR. and Mrs. Mays and son and
James Smith, Of Kokoma. Ind. vi
sited their daughter, Roszneli
Mays, recently.
Miss Thelma Hathcock spent the
week end at Niagara Falls. Y. Y.
Rev. warfield will hold his home
coming meeting AT Second Rantist
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Clark Kayoes

tContlnued rom PAGE .
the Birmingham COY.
Henry Green scored technical
knockout over Kid Carter In tie
opening bout OF Nick Lordes 40
tion-packed card that was Witness
ed by 1880 paid admissions Walter
SyanfieId. Ypsilanti mid6leweighf.
defeated Johnny Naei. Flint. and
Norman Cardors, Batavia. n. Y.
decisioned Frank Lsttore. Melvin
dale welterweight.
"A COIORED JUDGE,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

rev D I. Davis, OF Ypsilanti.
visited Rev. A. ID. Evans aud con-
gregation In Inkster, Tuesday ev-
ening. TO aid In raising conference
claims.
The Wiling Workers board. OF
Smith chapel, entertained thirty
five children, az reception Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ford. Mr..
Beatrice Branch. and little Marrice
and ARIEL Ford, have just return
Cd from a trip to Mississippi.
where they visited relatives.
Mrs, Bessie Perry was hostess
TO the Imperial Art and Literary
club Wednesday evening.
Jessie Conley was shot and killed
last Thursday night. during an ar
gument Bessie Robertson is charg-
ed with the shooting. Funeral
rites for the deceased were held
from Amity Baptist church.
Davis Simmons is rapidly recoy-
ering from injuries received when
his bicycle was struck by an au-
tomobile.
Womack Temple
MIR. and Mrs. Bell OF Pontiac.
were visitors at the services at
Womack Temple Sunday. The e.
vangclist, Rev l. d. White. preach
ed from the theme. Seven Seals.
Those on the sick list are: Mrs.
Geraldine Latton. also Mrs Amy
Goodwin.
Teachers meeting will be held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mre. Samuel
Williams, 1856 Ash street, Friday,
at p. m.
The Missionary meeting will con-
vene at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mack, 1874 Spruce. August
10.
The $ s. picnic will he held on
August q.
THOSE desiring photographs OF
Evangelist White are requested to
see this news reporter, 34i5 Ash
street.
second Baptist Church
The pastor, Rev. o. B. Jone ad-
dressed capacity congregation
Sunday morning on the theme,
This Christian Race text, Heb.
IL. One was added TO the church.
In the afternoon. the Junior
chorus. OF ST. Stephens A. M. +.
church. Detroit. rendered fine
program for the Ushers board OF
st. Stephens and Senior choir OF
Second Baptist.
The evening service was featur-
cd by sermon preached by the
pastor. text. James l:22.
The s. 8. teachers and pupils
extend thanks 10 II. d. Crosby, for
sponsoring their annual S. S. pic
mic.
Read the Detroit Tribune weekly.
to keep informed OF the activities
In Inkster and other cities In Mich
igan.
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presented. Aug 10Th. Admission
Is cents.
All are welcome 10 ST. Paul.
The Friendly Church.
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sprInghIII Church

Rev. Emanuel Woods. pastor Of
Springhill Baptist church. on
Caniff avenue. left Thursday for
West Virginia. While visiting In
the state where he received his
education, he will preach at num-
Der OF West Virginia churches.
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CorInthIan Church

Last Sunday was Junior Day al
Corinthian Baptist church. The
pastor. Rev. u. ]. Jackson. preach
ed from the subject. such A Time
AS This" Music was rendered by
the junior choir. with Miss Juanita
Savage as sololst. At ) D. m. Or.
J. M. Moore was the principal
speaker.
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Church Notes

The Flying Cloud quartet viii
sponsor a program at 81. Peters
AME Zion church. Saturday, Aug
20. other quartets will participate.
Triangle Post NO. 1873 OF American
Legion Is sponsoring the affair
The nuhlic Is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
Party Sponsored

The High Hatters club sponsor
ed a party at the home OF Miss Del
phine James. Friday evening. Aug.
IL. Many attended.
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A COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

COJORED JUDGE
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-01
REVIVAL IN POWER


The Fight With the PhiliStlncs
resulted IN a revival in power.
The assembly at Mizpch was un-
lawful from the Philistines' stand
point. Indeed, it was considered a
declaration Of war. SO the mill
tary leaders Of PhiliStia were not
slow to act. Hastily they modified
and marched upon Mizpch. Of
course the Hebrews heard Of the
approach of the hostile army.
Naturally they felt themselves UNI
equal to the struggle ahead. But
now they were relying not on mil
itary prowcSs or equipment but
upon God. Let Samuel intcrccdc
for them and they would fight for
their lives. OF course the prophet
complied. He offered a whole
burnt offering and cried to God
for the people and received the
answer to his prayer. However.
while he was offering lamb and
kncciing beside the altar, the
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BOWMAN'S BLUFF

HOWMANS BLUFF, Sept. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wnodiin of
BoylSton spent the Weekend with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen DobhinS of
South Carolina are building a bun
galow near Mr.. Bud Macc'S.
Miss Mamie Drake is visiting
her brother, G.. Il. Drake, at Alex
andria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Patter'
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roi
Drake and daughter, Mrs. and
Mrs. Bill WhitesidcS, also Miss
Helen Bell, enjoyed picnic at
North Mills River recently.
Sponsors Of the cemetery clean
ing project at Beulah Baptist
church state that there remains
lots of work to be done on that
burying ground, despite the fact
that three days had been set aside
already this year and number
came and helped. They announce
that M. H. Bell of HendersonviIle
route 4, has been named to look
after this and that those wishing
to send money to provide aswork'
er, in the event they cannot help
by their personal laborS may for
ward it to Mr.. Bell and he will en-
gage a worker.
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ming to gct-SmclIy.
The auctionrcr'S fac" turned
more rcd. Again there were cat
calls, shouts. He didn't like it,.
Lncr nm auct;onccr WAS placed on
rough rail
"All right, folks, your pleasure
is my delight, You want to bid
on the chestnut first, and the
chestnut you shall have. Bring
him out, Big Boy. Smartly, now.
The youngstcr stepped to lLn-
da's side. "You want him, don't
your
She looked into his eyes He
was all business. "Maybc,' she
answered cautiously. He smiled
for the first timc--a friendly, dis
arming smile. Said: 81 want him,
too-maybc. He's got long legs
should make dandy stceple-
chaser" Saying that, the stern
look came back on his face. He
went to the other side Of the
crowd, lit ciGaret, waited.
From inside the barn came foot
cIumpS on the carthcn floor, Big
Bow hove into view,s leading the
chestnut. The crowd hacked off
into a circle. The suns rays fell
on the colts Shinin" body. He
ccmcd gSold-aIl gold. Now Big
BoyQ WA leading him to the
block
eve have here Golden Toy
the auCtionccr broke off, looked
anxiouSiy up the road. llc-and
the crowd--had heard the distant
honking Of motor horn.
"FolkS, crave your Indulgence
for one minute. Somebody else
is coming"
A big roadster, horn sounding
impcriouSly, slithored to the barn.
stopped in a cloud Of dust.
Ito be Continu"d)
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Q SERIAL STORY
PHOTO FINISH : ::': :::~:: '; ":
BY CHARLES B. FARMER
7 CHARLES B. FARMER

world from his: in the great New
/ York. where her name appeared
over articles and stories. She had
never asked for money; she had
even sent him money presents.
/ Writers didn't thcr make hun
dredS. thousands" But maybe
Linda was q bit short today.
/ Honey, do You think we can
afford To buy this un?" Anxiety
WIS in his tones; Uncle Sandy
wanted his hands on that colt.
Linda >cns~d his concern. She
forced herself to smile. "Why
not" she asked. "Wc're going to
,.rt that colt. Uncle Sandy"
She wanted Golden Toy for her
rnc'c for herself; above all. she
wanted (" take him from Bruce
Eadfnrd. Sh" knew EruC" would
try To- huy him cheap. Going to
ct mp ~ u great horScman. was
he?
THIS sale was for cash. Eut
maybe
An idea Flashed INTO her mind;
he wheeled III Uncle Sandy:
"R,ucc. ard th"s" eastern buy
rrs, arc holding NJ this sale, while
they cat and drink. It We can
force the aurtinnCrr--"
Uncle Srndy Wa quick of
Thought i'm his own field. \ grim
creased hi. l"ath"ry face. "Nou'rc
born hor oman. honey. Come
ON"
They wrnt tn The front Of the
barn. "Nr. Jenkins" Uncle Sandy
spoke suavcly. this sale WAS adj
verified for 80. rain or shine.
Gnc-thirty sharp. 1t now is" he
looked st thick. Split-SCcond
watch. "1:l5. saw "" start
Wc'rc mere. money in hand.
Mr. Jenkins Jaws moved a mo-
mont: he shifted his cud.
Eyes. sir. you're right. Mr.. Cor
don dead right. But I'm think
ing he looked up the long
highway Il moment. I'm think
ing. yes. sir, Those eastern gents
forget that we have daylight
saving time; they mean to he here
ut the real sun time. Yes, sir
SO well just wait.
but you can't do that" Linda
protested. aS tho crowd of idlrrS
drew closer. "You said | 80. and
we're here. These gentlemen.
she looked around at tho nm
shavcn. collarlcss crowd. "thcv're
hcrp-and we're ready to buy
"Shc'S right. Mr.. Jenkins"
CRY that there SALE
Give MS chance to buy-wc
got right to buy,
Mr.. Jenkins frowncd with con-
tempt at the crowd. He knew
there wasn't dime to dozen of
those loafcrS. His reddish eyes
focused on Linda again:
"WcIl sell at 30. sun time,
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HARRISON FIRM
FOR new DEAL.
But He Takes Shot at Pub
lie Spending and Ex-
cessive Outlay
JACKSON Miss. Sent

JACKSON. Miss, Sept. !. -
UlP).--U. S, Senator Pat Harri-
son rcaligncd himself as firm
supporter of President Roosevelt
yesterday but whackcd away at
Now Deal public spending.
Addressing tho state Demo
cratic executive committee which
checked primary returns of last
week. the senate finance commit
tee chairman stopped Mississippi
Democrats booming him for
president ny saying "a fellow
from the deep south can never he
nominated for tho presidency.
ono government. Harrison
said. "can live beyond its means
Of support. And whenever il con-
tinucs to spend money for these
purposes the time ic nminG when
We have to pay and We lose our
credit. The country finds itself,
let's not say bankrupt. hut rather
directly AI1cCf"H
As to relief expenditures he
said eve realize we've got ia
take care Of the homeless and the
starving"
"But there arc u great many
millions who ought not tn be on
thc relief rolls" the senator aid.
wi isn't making for better Citi-
2cnShip Of the country. We've
GOT too many people who think
government exists primarily to
take care Of them"
Harrison who lost senate Dem
orraiic leadership to Roosevelt
favored Albrn EarklCv Of Ken.
iuckv believed that public works
funds ought 10 hc continued 70,
some time. Rut 'local authorities
should nut m Il share Of tho
fund" he said.
"Thnnk God we had n man il
the White House who had tho
courage and foresight To forge
ahead and write policies &c
strengthen This government oI
ours feel a sense Of pride
in that we hav" great humans
tartan in tho White House"
81 haven't agreed with tho
president in everything. I'd brcr
no representative Of Mississippi il
! had agreed. don't believe il
autonomy in politics"
Speaking Of party loyalty Har
riSon said 81 am for the man who
bears the Democratic label ant
not the INDEPENDENT"
After declaring the seven con
grcssional incumbcnts rcnominat
ed, equivalent of election, thu
state committee ordered a scconC
primary in the second circui
court district between l.. c. Cor
ban and D. NJ. Graham.
Nominees for chanccry Judge
were: J. A. Finley, first district
a. Il. Amis, ST., second, r. f
Jackson. third.
Circuit Judges: G.. +. Clayton
first district: T. II. McElroy
third; K. F.. Bennett, sixty; Pcrc!
NJ. Lee, ST., eighth; Arthur G
Rnsby, 10th; Will 4. Alcorn
nth; w. J. Pack, 18th: Edga,
NJ. Lane, 18th; J. f. Guyncs, l4th
with no returns from TiShoming'
county.
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blessing.
(2) Return to God. "Rctur.
unto the Lord with all you
hearts" To lament after the Lor
l., not enough. Repentance fol
lows. Reformation follows next
Then comes conservation To God.
CD Devotion to God. "Prcpar
your hearts unto the Lord" Eve
repentance may be temporary
Hence the need for the upward
ycarning attitude. The tcndrils o
the heart must Irvine about God.
ca Service to God. Served In
Lord only" Devotion calls 70
service. Love must show Itself
And we are incapable of two COZ
flicting loves. Nor can we serv
two masters.
60 TntercessiOn with God. {"
will pray for you unto the Lord.
Samuel was great seer an
statesman. but he was greater I'll
as 'n'"rcesS"t' Nv p'iIi2 =
H"n'n"' we're , I" '''''' '""" J."
'eEio"" % t"'"e' !, coL mu,.
'"' C'''iI'''on ~ ~ ~
naNf Sl"' ., '',"'',"' .,, 49,, J',r,
r"r nHu tn' f e,, n'"' S Sn
low ''cE h'' IN" W ~
had runlShcd put nad no. lprSsh
en-. Let the people CONFESS an.
God was ready to forgive,
tD Sacrl1lcc TO Iog; 'ii're
Unto ,he boro' rvs, Tue
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
LINDA GORDON -hcroiue. She
gave up Manhattan to return TO
her Blue Grass.
BRUCE RADFORD - newspa-
rermn. Nc would give up any
thing; for Linda. ..'-.
UNCLE ShNDI--horscman. bic
would give mp anything, too. for
good horse.
MONTE HIIL-rich racing de-
votcc. He also wanted Linda.
Yesterday: Linda siirS old
hcrcs IN Uncle Sandy. But ,hr
hasn't much money. She pray>
for . chance 10 make good zomc'
how for Sandy.
CHNpTER "
"$,tnrmS zone" Uncle Sandy
commented at the breakfast lahl"
after rainy ur.-ht "lilt be 4
good day for the harhccu" at Rad
fnrds'."
"pid Ermrc Eadf"rd invi'"
YOU"
"WrIl. mo-. honey: why .h"nId
he? There be Il bunch If biz east
ern buyer down. Eruc" /. ,"rt
Of doing The honnrs
"Pl3yn" the gentleman. ,h"
spoke bitterly: pity he isn't one.
Well. we're "oiu% To- Ice ut tn"
sale OH time.
And they were /" TIN" minnie.
Linda was surprised ut TN"
emalmcye nf The cTuwd in Brown :
Barn on The main highway. Only
2 few r"llarlc>S han%"rE-nn were
about the doorway. Bruce Rad
ford WAS not there.
"Tunny with 'hrcr-t"Ur GOOD
colts gong. that they pass nm this
sale" mel" Sandy commented.
The flo id. faced aucttnuPcr
thought -. too; he mounted key
in front of the sales barn, an
noumrcd: "FolI;S. wen inst wait a
few minutes; till the crowd
comes
T.ct', take look-Scc at those
colts" Uncle Sandy led Linda into
the barn. where great golden
animal stood NJ the head Of the
horses 10 lac auctioncd: a spirited
creature. lG hands high. with
white f"rcl"g- and 4 white star on
his face.
"That'> Golden Toy"
Urclc Sandy commented. His
sire was fast 'un; his dam a
weiVht-carricr. Never been raced;
Will died Just when he come =
year old"
The hor>cman went over The
colt carefully. stepped back. said,
"Hc'S sound. i'm wind and limb.
BE q good buv at $4,000 bar
gain for anything less" Then for
the first time Uncle Sandy
thought to question Linda'S finan-
ces.
She had lived in different