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The Washington times., 1938-10-11

pitched with the Yankees and feded with the Yankees
think it would have beaten the Yankees"
WELL, OLD MAYBE YOU'VE GOT A PRETTY GOOD
ARGUMENT That old Pirate bargain on the field
But don't forget that the Red Sox trimmed pretty good Pitts
burgh team in 1908 did fair job OF pitching
in that series.
There is always the second who challenges the coach
for making certain moves in football game 1T is GRAND
OLD AMERICAN PRIVILEGE for all in favor OF it.
asked number today that
stituion of BAUGH FOR HARTMANN the first place,
insist that Baugh NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEEN BALL
GAME: But he was in there. and he THREW THE TOUCH
PASS He might have thrown another that
event probably would have been all right and GREAT JUDGE
MENT BY THE COACH It is ridiculous to that Baugh
fnsseS
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oOoPAOAOAA
that surrounded it following the disclosures
Of the 1919 World Series. :. One and all,
baseball men remember how the CHICAGO
WHITE SOX sold out to gamblers and
permitted the CINCINNATI REDS to beat
them.
THERE IS LESS DOUBT THAT THE
RESIGNATION OF lands, when and If
offered will be accepted. Already there
is no little undercover activity among
eligibles WHO FANCY THEMSELVES for
the position of commissioner. There is a
growing resentment to the former Judge
over his methods of handling his job. {.
Indignation rose to pitch over his action
barring ROGERS HORNSBY from the press
section in Chicago. JUDGE lands
issued a statement to the effect that he
WAS NOT CUNNING for the Texan, but
had issued a general order clearing the news
paper section of players. umpires, etc.
THE SURPRISING PART OF THE
HORNSBY INCIDENT was that the Chicago
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Md. Park TrounCed
By Rockville Booters

The Rockville soccer team
scored an early season victory by
8 to 0 over the Maryland Park
team.
Hill, right inside of the Rockville
team, shone throughout the game,
chalking up two of the tallies
while Cleveland, center half,
scored the other.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
No Accident Record
Set at Rodeo in N. Y.

NEW YORK, Oct. II GN.SD.
Cowboys and girls participating
in the Madison Square Garden
Rodeo established a record today
for no accidents.
Not even a laceration was suf-
fered at last nights performance.
the first time in four years that
injury has not marred the exhibi-
ton.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
FRANK BUcKONEILLl

HNHERE IS LITTLE DOUBT, ACCORDING TO INFORMED
BASEBALL men, that Commissioner KENESAW MOUNTAIN
Lands will retire of baseball when the major leagues
hold their joint meetings in December Friends Of the Chicago
exj that the task he assumed in 1921 when
the national called him from the Federal bench TO LEAD 1T
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Seeks Grid Ti|tS

Burroughs Delicatessen 1856
pound football team wants games
with strong teams in their class.
Call North 1868.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
w. FerreII to Have
Arm Operation

NEW YORK, Oct. II (I.N.
ST.. - Pitchers SpurgeOn
Chandler and Yves FerreII,
members of the baseball world
champion New York Yankees,
will undergo arm operations
here today. Each hurIer will
have q spur removed from the
elbow of his working arm.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Baseball Time Limits

AUGUSTA, Oct. 1.-THE South
Atlantic Baseball League is con-
sidering time limits for its Sunday
and night games
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
A. May Move
Browns and AS
Coast Cities

CHICAGO, Oct. IL GNS.).-Two vital affecting
league baseball will be made during the coming winter
One of these embraces the praccaby of extending the
American League the Pacific Coast with arpane travel
together with the abandoning Of several Of the nonprotabe
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
indian SP, SHOW
TO OPEN OCT. IS
BY RHODA CHRISTMAS

By RHODA CHRISTMAS
The annual Indian Spring Hunt
Show to be held Sunday, October
16, at the Indian Spring Valley
Farm, has completed a very at.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05

Presiding Elder Washington
preached morning and afternoon
sermons at the A. NJ. f. Church
here. Sunday. His theme stressed
Back Stairway OF Life" at the
morning service. and "Co-opera-
ton" In the afternoon. Both SER
mons were enjoyed by all In at
tendance.
A birthday party was given Sum
day for Mrs. Rozene Wright. ut
the home OF her father. l.. Lafay-
cite. on Cass street. The affair
was very enjoyable.
Rev. r. r.. Carr is In Chicago,
attending the Minister'S Institute,
sponsored by w. X. Kellogg. Rev.
Carr r. expected TO return TO Al
bion on Feb. 6.
julius and Herbert Cant are III
at home on Gale street
Mr.. Jackson. weil-kuown citi-
zen OF Albion. died last Friday. HIS
funeral was held at D. m. Mon
day. Jan. ~. from Bethel Baptist
Church.
Wesley Harris has returned home
10 Calhoun. Alabama.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
Woodland Park
BiteIy, Michigan
By Ella u. Auther

Mr. and Mrs Cliff Bell Of Twenty
first avenue are spending the win
ter In Florida. Miss Lorraine is at
tending school in Port Huron.
Invitations have been issued by
MI and Mrs. James p Cunningham
Of Detroit for the wedding and re-
ception OF their daughter. Miss Ma
BILE Demetree Cunningham to Full
ton Lee Weathers on Sunday. Feb
ruary s. The wedding will be SOL
emnized al $50 and the reception
TO be from 1880 TO $50 D. m. We
are wishing great happiness for
these two very popular young peo-
pie
The Home Club enI The Com
munity Club held h.'r regular
meeting with good attendance The
Home Club made moicy contri'u-
tons to several OF its sick mem
hers
Mrs. s. A. Wilson = recovering
nicely after four days confinement
10 her sick room Mesdames Cora
Hinton. VIM. Palmer. H..tiie Hen
~. Winnie Thompson. Grace Hen
ry. Lucy Reed. and Mrs. a. d.
Ewell were very attentive and lib
eral In their benehcence towards
Mrs. Wilson during her iiioess. y.
X. Jackson. Mrs. y. r. Rrocl: and
other friends called.
A committee interested In the
opening Of Broadway Blvd. east 70
NJ. 81 met the supervisor, Jay
Bushong. az Brohman on wednes-
day night and reported very sue
cessful meeting.
Quite few persons are on the
sick list this week. among them
are Mrs. Mamie Rivers, Mrs John
Mckinney. Harry Everett.
Penn Ford OF Detroit motored in
Saturday evening with a party to
spend the week. end with Rev. and
Mrs. A. G. Wilson and family.
A very interesting spectacle
daily IN the Park IL the cutting.
harvesting and storing Of Ice. Many
of the citizens have their private
icehouses and hll them with the
sparkling and crystal cubes.
SUNDAY was featured NJ the First
RapsIst Church by the presence ri
the pastor. Rev. Randolph ID
Brown OF Grand Rapids. who has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05

Citizens OF Flint rejoice with DR..
j. l. Leach for his victory In The
Flint Courts last week. in the fight
for civil rights.
Mrs. Cora l.. Rowland. one OF
Flint's pioneer citizens who had
resided in this city for more than
nifty years. passed away recently
in Hurley Hospital. Funeral SER
vices We're held al Quinn Chapel.
Friday at 3 p. m Mrs. Rowland re-
sided with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Sam Rowland.
Ifl5 Fay street She IS survived bv
one son. four brothers. one sister.
and three grandchildren. also 9TH
or relatives
On the sick list are: Mrs NJ.
Goldsby. Mrs. Childers, Mrs Is
Smith. Mrs. ID. Collins, Mrs. G.
Kersey. All are reported much i'm
proved
Quarterly meeting al Quinn
Chapel was well attended. despite
the fact that snow fell all day. Or.
Blake and his SON George. arriv-
cd in time for Sunday School. At
! 1915 a. m Or Blake preached an
impressive sermon and two con-
verts were added Three others
Joined the church The choir sang
anthems and Spirituals. under the
direction OF Mrs. g. Smith. Union
services were held at D. m Min
1 isters and their choirs present
were Rev 4. r. williams. OF pom
tiac Rev James A Aikens. Flint
and Rev J A. Dean, OF Saginaw
Rev Dean preached fine sermon
The choirs were at their best The
sessions OF the quarterly meeting
was Immediately after the D. m.
service. al rpo~ts rea were favor
able.
! Union services were held al Yer
non Chapel a NJ f. Churco. with
Quinn Chapel Rev NJ. r Rhonenec
left Tuesday morning for Indiana
polls. Ind. where he and Rev.
James Aikens will attend the pre-
siding council.
The members Of the church are
preparing 10 send Rev. Rhonenee
TO the Bishops Council in Alabama
next month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
ALLEGAN
BY Mrs. Mary Brown

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kennison
and Bert Kennison. OF Coolies.
spent last week end in Chicago.
Those on the sioklist are Mat
lie Horns. Mrs. Mamie Doley. Mrs.
Sara Maxwell. and Mrs Margit
Peak.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene ROLAND.
Maple street. received an an
nouncement from Mr.. and Mrs. y.
i. Derriit OF Chicago who are the
proud parents OF daughter born
January 81 The name OF the baby
Is Yvonne Noveen.
NJ. and Mrs Mason Dunrei were
hosts al a card party given Thurs
day night. January 81. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Sid
ney Brown. Miss Almeda Bowen
Glenn Dungey Winfield Mitchell
Joe Herns. Lester Peak. and Mat
tie Herns.
Mrs. Della Saliers. Maple street
plans 10 leave for Detroit. March
first While there she will visit hei
SIS cr. Mrs Mamie Dunsell who
is IN.
Miss Alme'la isowel.s. Lincoln
street. was The dinner guest Of Mr.
and Mrs Mason Dnneey, Thurs
day January -
Miss Sylvia Howard Cheshire
has recovered from mealses. He
sister. Miss Annie Howard. is nov
confined with measles also.
Miss Mary Brown, Lincoln street
was the guest OF MI and Mrs. Ma
4 son Dungey Friday afternoon am
{ evening
Vera French. Rattle Creek. IS II
in kalamazoo. Miss French is
friend OF Miss Matte Ilcrns, Mapl
street
Miss Della Salters motored 4
Cheshire Monday Glenn Dunge
suffered q minor injury while chop
ping wood when a stick hit him u
/ the eye
Arnold Salters. Maple street. mo
tored To Grand Rapids Monday I
visit friends The Gospel Missio
Will resume service Sunday. Feb
ruary sixth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
EAST END NEWS
BY Julia Mae Turner

Sunday School al Zion Baptist
Church was well attended last
Sunday morning. Class No. 3 re-
ceived the banner. The teachers
are George Green. No. / Miss Al
ma Huckby. No. 2; Mrs Elnora
Petite. No. 3: Miss Susie Twins
No. 4. The sum OF sl.55 was rails
I'd by all the classes. Lena Mae
cole will act as mistress OF cere-
monies at the s. s. Union which
will he held ut Vincent Chapel A.
NJ. +. Church next Sunday.
Rea. Whoey preached from Gen.
22:S using the subject. THE
Provision Of Cod Among the
many things the pastor said We're:
Whatever God tells you TO do.
go ahead and do 1t and the best
result will come. The Lord will
open up ways we know not II only
we obey he command OF God. p"
Mr.. Becks sang beautiful solo.
The Senior Choir. which has
grown very large under the lead
ership OF Mr. Warren rendered
some very touching songs. Mr.
Jacnson. former member Of the
East Lake Bapt. Church, is now
a member Of the Senior Choir at
Zion Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavit former mem
bers ard deacon of Zion worship
ped at the morning service.
Members OF Zion feel that the
church ia now coming back to the
front rank after having been hit
very hard by the Moorish organi-
zation which Is trying hard to get
hold In this community. The
faithfuls az Zion are holding fast
to that portion OF scripture which
says. II give unto Won the keys OF
the Kingdom OF Heaven and the
gates OF hell shall not prevail A.
gainst M
Visitors are always welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
NORTH END

The North End Youth Council
acid debate Tuesday night. Jan.
25. at Northern High School. and
debated the subject Resolved,
That The Channels OF Radio Be
Opened To The Discussion OF Ven
eral Diseases
Marcellius c. Ivory was affma-
tive. and Sylvester Echols. mega
tive.
Miss Annette Ford will direct
the crusade for the sale OF Liber-
~ Buttons for the North End
Council. One thousand buttons have
been ordered
Books. pictures. and literature
have been secured through the ef-
forts of Miss Mary Greenfield and
Theodore Smith, for the exhibit TO
be held at the Utley Branch Lib
rary, Woodward and Hague ave-
nues during Negro History Week.
Feb TO IL.
Members. friends and parents
are invited TO meet with the North
End Council Tuesday night. Feb.
s. at Northern High, Woodward
and Josephine avenues. Room sos.
C. Lindsay is chairman OF publ
city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
Conant Gardens News
By ]. l. kemp

Very impressive services were
held at Vernon Chapel last Sunday
The Sunday School was conducted
by Supt c. A. Kemp and moer than
100 pupils were present AT IL a.
m, the pastor, Rev. Johnson.
preached from Psalm 46:10-"Be
still and know that am Cod The
choir went 10 Allen Temple in the
afternoon and rendered several
numbers.
Mrs Betsy Chapman, 1865 Kiln
ger. is slowly recovering from
recent operation.
Mrs. Alma Curly, OF Stockton
street, is also i'll. Friends wish
both ladies a speedy recovery
Miss Sallie Williams, 1921 Neva-
da, gave luncheon at 1880 Sunday
afternoon, honoring the birthday
of Q. Johnson. Guests included the
honoree and his wife. also Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Harris. Mrs l. Gibson w Sloman
Mrs. Ocie Stroud and others. All
were served a delectable dinner al
S D. m at the home OF the hon
Gree. The dinner was prepared by
his wife Mrs Johnson. at her
home on Binder street.
The Friendly Ten Social Cub
Will give their first party OF the
season, Saturday, Feb r. at the
home OF Miss Sallie Williams. 1921
Nevada street. Everyone Is cordial
ly invited. Mrs. E. Jefferson Is
president OF the club.
Mrs. Clara Jackson, of Gray ave-
nue., was a visitor az the home of
Misses Addie and Donna Kemp on
Klinger street. last Sunday.
A large crowd from Conant Gar
dens attended the benefit show last
Saturday night at the Northtown
Theare. Seven-Mile Road and Van
Dyke
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
SAGINAW
BY Mary Hall

Al II a. m. Sunday Pastor + c.
Jones. pastor OF Tabernacle Church
preached strong sermon from
job 10 Is. subject, The Christian
Army Is On Trial" The message
was enjoyed by all AT 3 y. M. the
Missionary Circle rendered a fine
program. The church thanks all
who contributed TO the final iinan-
cial drive. Mrs. Mable Power. is
president. AT $50, the d. Y. 7. U.
was opened by the president, s. NJ.
Hall Evening services were held
nj 7:S0 o'clock.
Sunday. Feb. 6. al 3 p. m. will
bring 10 a climax the Peter And
John Race. A musical will be rem
dered Members OF other churches
are invited
The Christian willing Workers
Club held election Of officers
Thursday night Jan. q Mrs. Lii
lie Newman Is president.
The Missionary circle met with
Mrs David Moore. Thursday, Jan.
81
Mr.. and Mrs Bonnie Falls recent
Nv celebrated their wedding am
nlversary. also the birthday of
Mrs. Falls TWENTY-FIVE friends were
present. including members of the
Usher Board OF Tabernacle Church.
Mrs. Pearl Johnson was charm
INK hostess 10 few friends. the
past week The occasion was her
birthday
Aaron Blouni. 1915 Jefferson
avenue. proved delightful host TO
the official board Of the local n. A.
A. C. p. Those present included
members of the old board. Or. v.
& Baeley. Mesdames Patterson.
Johnson. oliver. Falls, and Glib
hons. also Or l.. NJ. Miles. Attor-
new Davis. Messrs. Falls. Hall. and
Johnson
SpecialIy invited guests were;
Mrs. d. Miles and n. Daniels
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05

gold club: and Edward Page, pre-
sident OF Young Peoples Political
Club.
DR.. Morrison. Hamtramck physi-
clan. chief campaign man for Can
didate Lewandowski this year, re-
Gently appointed william Brooks
as field manager over all Ham
tramck. The first meeting was call
ed Thursday. Jan. 81 at the home
OF Mr.. Hunter. on Trowbridge ave-
nue.. where Mr.. Brooks spoke.
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughn,
1870 KlInger street. celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniver-
sarv last wec& at their home. They
invited In a few friends who help
ed the couple enjoy the occasion.
II was pleasant affair.
Annual smoker
The Composite Lodge held their
annual smoker for the members
and friends. Sunday, Jan. 16, 1t
their headquarters. over fifty were
present. including the past grand
master. Charles II. Campbell; the
present deputy grand master. Mr..
wallace: present grand secretary.
Mr.. F. Price. Barbecued spareribs
and chicken. also potato salad.
cake, cigars. cigarettes. and bev-
erages were served The majority
OF the members OF the Lodge were
present. among them being William
Morrison. worthy master; James
Raspberry. s. W.; Thomas T.
strickland. treasurer: o. II. Toll
yer. secretary.
The Tenerowicz radio schedule
over station wJBK include the
hours: 1890 a. m. Wednesday and
6 D. m. on Sundays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
News From Suburban Detroit And MICHIGAN Cities
OSEv|LLE NEWS BATTLE CREEK KALAMA AGO
BY Katie lane.

Rev Keys. pastor ~ F,r., nm.
Isl Church len The audience - :,
deligliial mood after his remarks
SUNDAY Jan. 30
Sutdaf Feb 9 Elijah Bl6unt
WeS'ly bernard Of First Baptist
hurcil ana Emncfs0n Knox and
Jimmy Wheeler oil Good Hope viii
he baptized at israel Rantis,
Church, Detroit
Thursday Jan. q. the 81 Luke
y NJ. j.. Church undcr tie direc.
non o. Mrs VI IiraAion. featured
az excellent PROGRAM with he
h'chl"1n All Star Qualtelt. AZ
'"''r '''sh spot on proerani some
Of tlosr present mclndad Mrs
Coldi' Emmelsnn. Mrs S,al Bio
vim Mrs Ndncy lu,.nn MRS
Norris Incz and Magnolia Bl,uni.
christine Fleichci itmmcrson
Knox Lorenzo Fletcher and lIimAy
Whwler Rev " r Saith is pas
tor.
The Friendship Quafte'ip renl
cred One ,uppfb selections sun
~ fnl Home i,pp-
'ist Church The program was
sponsored hy The Mission Socle-
IS Mrs. Jor Johnson is presi-
Gent Three solos were 'cndcrcd
hy Mrs nraNion, Mrs Knox and
Mrs Jones
Static do.lpNr
w Saw Christine Fletcher nif-
ills hcdeokcd sunday in her bon
nit hl ire latest and smart,st
aiiraciien ii hats Lest | forget,
Reese Waihineicn has a lovely
dnbana coat MAJ looks darling on
him ieolia Gholston looks neat
ga her iaain hat
The deep dark discussion today
IS about inise and mcn eabbagcs
and kings. An the girls IN Rose
vile decided 10 call II uur forth
coming American Novelty The
Tanning Of the Sheik We made a
solemn vow 10 forget Monsieur
Brute who honks MS horn out
side our houses and Try 10 lure
Feminine foibles out with a sera-
made in The lamplight.
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been absent for I h rec months
from regular services. Pastor
Brown announced that on his next
trip he would tender His resigna-
ton as pastor. Rev. Brown was in
strumental in building the neat
edifice In which the church wor-
ships and has done n very splen-
did work In Woodland Park Re-
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Author we're
week end visitors in woodland Park
They brought IN with them John 8.
Coleman OF Detroit Mr.. Author y
making n very nice recovery from
his recent illness. They are tenn
porarily located IN Detroit In the
interest OF the Resort.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
PONTIAC NEWS


Rev William Long, assistant
pastor Of Trinity Baptist Church.
preached Sunday Morningn. The
pastor. Rev. r ID. Broyics. con
linues ill., but Is showing Signs Of
Improvement. The Sunday School
~as diTsstvd; by Desssi;. J =. :, Par: ~.
The Il. Y +. L. was conducted by
Joel Hatchet. DR.. NJ. l.. Spears
spoke to the congregation at D.
m
Pastor A. T Williams. OF New
man A. NJ. +, Church. preached am
other sermCn in series OF mes
sages on the Doctrine Of the
A. NJ T.. { hur b. In the
morning he spoke on The Heaven
ly Dynamo in the evening. THE
Church Having A Challenge"
Christian Endeavor meeting was
conducted at 6l5 by Miss Marie
Whitfield, ia the absence Of Mrs.
Josephine Ferguson
On Feb. 10 at 5 p. m there will be
q social hour AT the First Meih0-
dist Church. and joint Endeavor
session between Newmans mem-
bers and those OF First Methodist
Richard Allen and Lincoln will be
he subjects discussed
Rev Williams and his senior
Choir were in services at Quinn
Chapel Church In Flint at 3 D. m
last Sunday. and participated in The
worship.
Rev. John Powell. pastor Of Ma
ccdonia Baptist Church preached
sunday morning from The topic
"She Heard OF Jesus James Elem
ing WAS in charge Of the program
at the regular service
] Mrs Gertrude Fleming directed
the B. Y. +. t.. which was .ollow
ed in the evening by q choir pro-
gram
| Rev +. A. Robinson pastor Of
New Bethel Baptist Church. is
quite Ill al his home on Crawford
street. Members and frie Is are
praying for his speedy recovery.
Mrs Annie Moore. also of Craw-
ford street, is convalescing from
recent illness. Mr. Alexander, OF
Highland street, continues Ill at the
General Hospital Mrs. Harding, OF
Lull street. is III OF pneumonia al
General Hospital
| Mrs. Brantley. of Highland ave.
nue., was hostess on Jan. % TO fif-
teen members OF the whose Ever.
Will Club. Business was transact
ed and refreshments enjoyed. visi
tors were Mrs Harris and Mrs
/ Dorothy Bean. OF Chicago.
Il On Jan. q. the o. c. c. and X. o
/ P's were entertained al the hom
OF Mrs 5. l.. Boyd. on Hillar,
II Court. Bridge and whist were play
Y ed and prizes awarded and re
freshments served. First prize wen
I to Mrs d. Hickerson: Second. Mrs
e Vivian Frazier in bridge. Firs
prize In whist was awarded TO Mis-
Bee Second. Frank Currothers
Il The Chatter Box Club was or
E ganizd on Jan. 20. The officers are
Mrs. Alice Reynolds. president
: Bernice Harris, secretary: Matti
r Baylor. treasurer. Others pescn
I included Mesdames Mae d. Whittier
: Leola Munson, Marie Myers. r
Oats Leila McCrea. and Carri
! Jacobs.
Many attended the bingo party a
the home Of Mrs. Matte Baylor o.
. Jan T.
| Miss Hazel Armstrong. OF Bloom
r field. began her first semester a
Eastern Junior High school re
, Gently
Miss Dorothy Dean. of Chicago
, is visiting her sister Mrs. 1'hJmal
Bonner. of Bloomfield
John Wilson Is III at Genera
Hospital.
Julius Robinson was secentl,
called 10 the bedside OF his sicl
father in St Louis. Mo.
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e very II o m 9 -