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Evening star., 1938-05-15
Be BLUE 1R|UMPHS
IN TURF THRILLER
Scheih 0utrides Stevenson
in Stretch Battle at
Suffolk Downs.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 14.-With Jockey
Freddy Scheih outriding the veteran
Charley Stevenson in thrilling
stretch duel, Be Blue came on again
today after once being apparently
beaten to nip ]. w. Y. Martins
Battle Jack by . head and win the
$4,000 added Commonwealth Handi-
cap, 6-furlong feature Of the days
program at Suffolk Downs before a
crowd of 10000. Be Blue paid $3.50
to her hackers.
Battle Jack had three lengths on
the Paragon Stables Deep End. which
had a head on Mrs. H. A. Shaw's
Stage Beauty. Battle Jack paid SO 40
to place and Deep End brought $500
to show.
Timed at 1:l135, the fastest
furlongs Of the meeting for a 3-year-
old, Be Blue turned in game effort
Be Blue, Blue Larkspur filly, Is
trained by her owner, Tom Heard. jr,
young University Of Texas under
graduate.
The victory was worth $4,000 and
brought Be Blues earnings to $5,125
Evening star., 1938-05-15
NOSE WIN SCORED
|. BY ARABS ARROW
Outsider Earns $2,145 in
Beating Knee Deep at
Churchill Downs.
By the kssueiated Press.


LOUISVILLE. KY, May 14.-Re-
peating his performance on May S.
when he won the first running of the
Louisville Handicap at 26-to-l. Arabs
Arrow, owned by Mrs. Louise j. Hick-
man, captured the first running of
the Churchill Downs Handicap, a z
furlong dash, that attracted five other
starters and was worth $2,145 to the
winner.
Moving up gradually on the turn
for home, the son of The Porter was
up in the closing strides to nose out
Knee Deep. with Bacon, the early
pacesetter, third.
The time was 1:264s over a track
classified as slow. The mutuel return
was $l4.40 for 50 investment.
Trainer Roscoe Goose saddled the
winner Of the secondary feature when
John Marsch's Kings Blue won the
fifth with Beach Ensemble second and
Redbreast third. Ma Hornidge, the
faVOrite WAS diSaprOipfed covoptb
Evening star., 1938-05-15

anyone could. We turned off about
9 miles this side Of Baltimore to take
short cut to the track and arrived
in plenty Of time. They told me all
about how well I would like to watch
the ponies run and kidded me plenty
because I have lived In Washington
all my life and never visited any OF
the nearby racing establishments.
They bet on q horse that lost
In the first race, Mad Trump was
its name, and they were plenty
mad when 1t did not win,
did not make . bet because
did not see . name that 1 fan
cied.
In the second race picked War
Scare, because that's what they keep
having in Europe these days, and Earl
showed me where to give a man my
two dollars and get a little piece of
cardboard that jumped at me out OF
a machine in return for my two bucks
Earl and Chester had a good laugh at
my expense when I told them what
horse had bet Well, when the
race was over and War Scare won and
paid me $3l.60 for my piece of card
board my friends said their horse was
beaten off. did not see it get beaten,
but I suppose that was when the
horses were all in one place before
the race started, or maybe they beat
him after the race was over. ANY,
way didn't think much about it
then.
Fails to See Blanket.
1t was after the third race that I
became suspicious that something was
wrong some place. I did not bet the
third, but my friends did and they
came right out and said the horses
finished under blanket. Now listen,
I'm telling you. was looking right at
those horses and not one of them
was under blanket The only horses
I saw under blankets were being led
around the track between the races.
When I said to Chester that l didn't
see any blanket, he looked peculiarly
at Earl and they both looked peculiar
ly at me and changed the subject
fast.
In the fourth race they bet
on horse that won, Bunny
Baby was its name, and they
said he handled his feather like
good thoroughbred. Now,
listen, right there 1 began to
feel awful.
Never. except when out on a party.
and feeling pretty high did I ever
hear of horse feathers and I looked
hard at all those horses that came
right down in front to have their
saddles taken of and honest, so help
me, couldn't see a feather. To
make it worse, Earl turned to Ches-
ter and said: See. told you 50, he's
not blowing enough to put out a
Evening star., 1938-05-15
BY r. r. TAYNTON,

1t used to be that we fed our dogs
bread and milk and meat and a few
table scraps and let it go at that. But
not any longer. Now he who would
raise purp can no longer content
himself with filling the animals tummy
full Of food and watching him grow.
The end of the simple, old system
was foreshadowed by the pronounce
ment that starch was bad for dogs.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Belmont Park
Results
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
FIRST. RAcE-Purs., 81 900: allow
snces: s-year-olds; 8 furlonss; mali main
Sunsun Haas 2-1 7-1o Ia
Play Gold oWright) ~
Also ran-shov Up. sveetie Pie, Ron,
Julius Caesar. War Peril. clockwise. Red Red
.da.a adeatsTnfss9ai hanail
sRed se fkyssFolss RAIN "a ssra9Sn apa up ABOUT miles
JSns1e J5Matteps K,rA anthem 1I1 g walker s-5 out
Tine aS H. Lttie' out
Also ran-Rioter. bBrant. arils de L,ral
b-GWIadrs b--GGgGIoSmeads We,s stable entry.
sos and RAiaf9!ss ss:at.oSso :: Seo n 'ssn sS1
Wise Decision 'Gilbertj S 81 e.1 T.,
foTfIs TiS.: SjsRs 1Sss,s s RSsf' Rsn'sk'' q II
Royal os Taste PhaTo wsrrior.% % Star Mar M.2vel. td
aFaiaise stabl. entry.
euse TousTM Eod ssasd g,.,;.sd s.ssos .. Stakes
sweet Pstries :'t's: W. 5, 6ooVWsssish. Wlish.
Banner Girl IL. Hardly II
Time. O:53.
Also ran = Slave Charm. To Town,
NJ Appari, Solar Flight and Learner,
FIFTH RACE-The Metropolitan Handi-
cap; purse. $500 added; 3-year-olds and
up:
Danger Point. tArcaro) 1871 e-1 81
Shark (Longdenl 3-6 ia
Caballero II (WrighD AS
Time. :37.
Also ran-Unfailine. Grey Gold. strabo
Rudle. Parmelee T.. MandinRham.
SIXTH RACE-The Gunfire Handicap:
divided: purse: $1,000 added: 3-year-olds:
Class c: ] mile.
Uallno (Miltelio) 12-1 Al 2-1
Biscayre Blue (Wrisht) 3-6 Out
Support Gongden) out
Time. 1895.
Also ran-Winninr Chance. Jambol and
eweepstaf.
SEVENTH RACE-The Gunfire Handi-
cap; purse. LOCO added; 3-year-olds and
Reminiscent (Clutter) Al 7-5 Out
Bobs Boys tArcaro) l-2 Out
Pastry (Wrightb Ont
Time 1875.
Also ran-Rougish Girl
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Danger Point BY Stretch Rush Wins Metropolitan Belmont
Race Selections

Consensus at Belmont Park EAST.
Ry the Associated Press.
bright Gray, Black Daisy, Hasten
Up.
2-Tioga, The Immortal End, Red
shank.
3-Howe Stable entry, Gerry Field
entry. Tesor Mia.
4-Half Time. Optic, Camisado.
5-At Play, Sea Voyage. Consul.
6tCol. Greene, Anne G., Enfin.
7-Portunus, Yelled Lady, La Charlie
Best bet-At Play.
Belmont Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
Jack Horner, Bright Gray, Black
Daisy.
2-Tioga. Redshank, The Immortal
End.
3-R. L. Gerry Marshall Field entry,
Howe Stable entry. Grisette.
4-Optic. Half Time. Black Look.
Sat Play. Consul, Sea Voyage.
6-Anne G., Night Bud. Col Greene.
7-Portunus, semaphore, Yelled Lady.
Best bet-Anne G.
River Downs (Slow).
By the Louisville Times.
1-Keene Sport. Copper Kitty, Be Dis
Greet.
2-West Sea. Polariscope, Fritz w.
3IForceful Witch, Mr.. Brook, Can't
Catch.
4-Olomor. Master Frank, Brilliant
Miss.
5-My Blaze, Just Ahead, Black Ar
row.
6-Oddesa Clark, Credulous, Manly.
Major Sweep, Private Car. Park
City.
S-F1ying Jay, Woodbridge. Imperial
Lu.
Best bet-West Sea.
Aurora (SIoppy).
BY the Louisville Times.
ding Bin. Terrier. Fluke.
2-Johnnie Dear. Kelt. Peter F.
1Shoteur, Jackknife, Style Corner.
4-Tell, Double Witch, Master Morgan.
-Grandma's Boy, Gibby's Choice, M.
j. Brennan.
Gold Mesh, Bomber. Prince Torch.
7-Abdicator. Captain Danger, Good
bye Blues.
Swell Heeled. Wendover, Cheraw.
Best bet-Ding Bin.
Aurora.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
ding Bin. Fluke, MIN.
2-Peter F, Johnnie Dear, Manhunt.
3-Jackknife, Plenty Charm, Shoteur.
4-Tel, Master Morgan. Double Witch.
5-Grandma's Boy. M. j. Brenan,
Mint Box.
-Bomber, Gold Mesh, Transmutable.
7-Goodbye Blues, Abdicator, Bombas-
tic.
Sub.-Wendover, Spickeen, Cheraw.
Best bet-Ding Bin.
Suffolk Downs Nor Tuesday,.
By the Associated Press.
1-Owaller, Muggins, My Blonde.
2-Running Free, Hi Ben, Notoriety.
3-Miney Myerson, Doris B., I'm So
Dry.
Ekindacorn. Elylee, Droll Story.
5-Odd Blue. Blue Marvel, Good Actor.
6-Wise Counsel, Upslala, Star Flower.
7-Midshipman, Breezing Along, Pas
sing Eve.
8EFindon, Maepop, Miss Leon.
Sub race-Crusand, Toneys Tomboy,
Rolls Nice.
Best bet-Midshipman.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
PimlicO Results

4.yearsolds % sHGdTpfiis; snd up: :. miles. iSso ''
citrate Las: Lass r. yeddsp 1880 s3S s3S 4oc 4oc
shTt Tims' up e. ! spy! PsDD" ''lo
Also rsnsophisa c. pal,;s Mfa FrumD 9wmr rlsiDs
Bred in Blue. Happy Road.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; 3-year-
olds; furlonss.
var sssrs & & 9Masp gs4e sl.eo 1919 ssS sssSS
Company Halt IN. Lewis) 4.9O
os a.ls9 sSf.n ss: saosn Mss ssss
snspxIass; Quicker: sl ,r,.. v,.u .ntrx
Mrs. A.. J. Abel-G. Krehbiel entry.
DAILY Double paid s2s5.3oo
THIRD RAcE-purse, $1,000: a-ye.r-
5otsIs 5s,s tss!ys X1st iNs:Ds' llSo ssSS sscc
Lcketysplit CReilly) 40
Also Also. ran@war Noon Polly Fair. rimet-
ia. Satin Marvel and Blablah.
FOURTH r.! sAcEmPS5.s; ,,n s,.ss sa;:oc; h.ndi-
RHany Riss zsaas sss' eiEa1, Ms5F' $50 44esSS 44esS sS
Grand TI%. slam al. lewis 2.oo
Also ran.sun celerina. reddy's Star
and Fraidy Cat.
(See Page B-6 for Preakness Chart)
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; the Penn
sylvania A. C. Handicap: for 3-year -olds
and up: l mile and 20 yards.
Gerald tShelhamer) 1890 $40 $40
Conquer lie Blanc) 4.30 $50
Unheralded CMcMullen) $50
Time. 1:452s.
Also ran-New Deal. Old Nassau, Buck
Langhorne. Evening Shadow. Billy Mole
and Master Lad.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81. 900; claim
ins: for 4-year-olds and up: 1h miles.
Rowe's Crump
tBejshak) 1000 lilo $40
Light Chatter fDupps) 1880 $40
Braying Danger tShelhamer) 2.70
Also ran-Snobby Scamp. CORVALLIS,
saidona. Abbatoro. Aneelot end American
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Rossvan's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles To,on Tomorrow

the best Of them and holding his
own. Matched as he Is we do not
see how he can toss it of. TIM
BER LADY is sharp filly that
runs with good ones and she will
threaten. PRINCE TURLEY will
make the early pace.
SIXTH RACE-EARLY BROOM,
JOBAKHETA, MORE POISE.
EARLY BROOM has been rum
ming consistently and on the
strength OF her recent keen per-
formances deserves and gets the
call. JOBAKHETA just missed in
his first 1898 test at Pimlico and
he will be q tough nut to crack In
this affair. MORE POISE has
worked very swiftly for this race.
SEVENTH RACE-BEST POLICY,
SHOT UP, PENWAY.
BEST POLICY turned in a good
effort the other afternoon at Pim-
lico and if she will repeat that try
this afternoon just can't help
earning top honors. SHOT UP is
capable of improving his last few
miserable tests PENWAY appears
sure Of being the one to complete
the pay-of picture.
EIGHTH RACE-JAMES BOY,
EASTER HERALD, AUFOIN.
JAMES BOY is far down on the
eligible list but II enough horses
scratch to let him get in he will
score with ease His last was i'm
pressive. EASTER HERALD Won
at this point last December and
has been on the sidelines since
that time. AUFOIN is reported to
be in the pink Of condition.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
UPSET IN BIG RACE.

SAN FRANCISCO. May IA (R.-
Bill Farnsworth, owned by Mrs. M.
Cassidy of New York, raced to a 2i,-
length upset victory over Sir Oracle
in the s2.5oo added Woodside Handi-
cap at Tanforan today. Fair Lead
was third.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
EIGHTH RACE-JAMES BOY.
EASTER HERALD, AUFOIN.
NINTH RACE-SPOTLESS, PACE.
MAKER, BOOK READER.

SPOTLESS has shown nothing
this spring but last year she turned
In several keen tests. 1t is on the
strength of glowing reports from
the clockers that I am picking her.
PACEMAKER may improve enough
to threaten in the late stretch.
BOOK READER is on the improve
and dangerous.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Straight Place and Show
BY FEED BOX.

Yesterday bright
Seepiy
and going the Pkness an extra
reserved and thought
seen horse race in my fe but having the
"
They picked they as normal as
Evening star., 1938-05-15


4,year-olds and up: g furlongs
ehpeta eli pon0fhYf CALVIN 500 Sso go
Barbara A. tMccarty) go
Also ran-Wowo. zebar and Maleman.
2-year- old fllies; Az furlones.
Whiskover Garner $50 $50 $50
ROYAL W Paw .Doster, $40 40
vIlvlaty .Stenen) 800
c., Also ran-f Step Ladder. a Blue su.
Seneca, Wee Betsy End Miss i Nadi. ''''
aValdina Farm entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500 claiming:
44,year-olds and up: Ii. miles.
Merry Go Round
Lucy (Johnsonp $40 3t,O
En1Tas 1fme. 'fo5nao : :51' 4,4o
Also ran-Sun Wine. Big Fellow. Mr..
Mack. Silver Fleet and Our Prince
daily Double paid s24O for So
syeafnejdH ropaTH RAGpurse tE1oIsusr $500; claiming;
Geneyra M tJohnsonJ $50 3.eo . 40
Mr.: Deins tDotter) 3a0
Al;o ranamMarce 8. Mintson, Madison
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; 3-year-olds
ana UP; e furlongs tchute)
hlngs Blue Rollins, 1880 7.2n LEO
Beacn Ensemble Fowler 80 so
Red Ereast (Roberts) 3ao
Also ran-Fogoso. 1smene. oal.dore,
Ma Hornidse.
SIXTH RACEThe Churchill Handcan.
curse; $500 added: 3-year-olds and up;
! furlongs N''
Arabs Arrow
CIV. L. J3hnson> 144O $50 3so
Knee Deep tCornay) $50 400
Bacon Mayer 2 no
Time eos.
Beau. N ~'"''A'"io
SEVENTH RACE Original ninth sub
Il,ute.-Purse $500: claiming; 3-year-
NoaJean tCornay) 500 42O 3oo
Fair So fGsrner) $40 3S0
SiaSnman ,HooertSon) 4.2O
Also ran-sieep Out. Sally Shall, 1ntrip,
Odessa Maid and Courtaway.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming.
4-year-olds and up: Ii. miles.
Natalie Mae South $3.50 2720 AGO
Cross Ruff Montgomery) $50 $50
Fumble LandolD 4sO
Time. 1:52.
Also ran-Emir. Victory Miss. ryine
banner and Flying Breeze.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

ganization. 2Oo9 Ranstead street, Phil
adelphia, by pm.
There has been late change in the
judging assignment. E. w. Dillon of
Atlantic ic City, who was to have Judged
Japanese spanies and Brussels gif-
ions. is ill and his place is to be taken
by Reuben Clarke of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
TERR0RS WANT RIVALS.

Chevy Chase Terrors insect nine
would like to book baseball games
with other teams in the same division.
Call Joe Marshall. Emerson 14al
Evening star., 1938-05-15
FIRST RACE-JUNGO, HAPPY
CHASE, SPEEDY TOUR,

FIRST RACE-JUNGO, HAPPY
CHASE. SPEEDY TOUR.
JUNGO has had two races this
spring on the mile ovals to put
him in the pink Of condition: he
has come very close to winning on
several occasions and matched as
he is against cheap maidens he
should graduate. HAPPY CHASE
and SPEEDY TOUR both have
shown flashes and are possibilities.
SECOND RACE -POR TAM,
VERITAS, MAD DASH.
PORTAM always manages to
give q good account of herself.
This mare copped five races In 1887
and looks capable Of taking this
affair. VERITAS favors this
racing strip and has worked we'll in
preparation for today's outing.
MAD DASH has keen early speed
and will be In all the pace.
THIRD RACE-SCOLD. CATS
CRADLE, LULU KHAYYAM.
SCOLD won often at this point
last summer and If in anything like
top form is going to be a mighty
tough customer to turn back.
CATS CRADLE has shown nice
form at times and may be the one
to contest the issue. LULU KHAY-
YAM scored at this point last
December. Has chance.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
FOURTH RACE JAD A A N ,
NIGHT WATCH, MISS ADE-

JADAAN has turned in three
clever efforts this spring on the
mile ovals and looks to have some
thing of an edge on this band.
His best will land him in the
winners circle. NIGHT WATCH
made every post a winning one
the other afternoon at Pimlico.
MISS ADELINE won two straight
here last fall.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Churchill Downs
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: furlongs
BIZ Donoghue Calvin 500 $50 2.4O
Chipeta (Hishley> $50 400
Barbara A. tMcCarty) 8 40
Time. :1435.
Also ran-Wowo, Zebar and Maleman.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

FIFTH RACE-JAMES A, TIMBER
LADY, PRINCE TURLEY.
JAMES A is very consistent
fellow that has been racing with
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Belmont Park
Entries for Tomorrow.
3y the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-The Quogue; purse.
$1,000; claiming; 2-year-olds; 5 furIongs
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Entries for Tomorrow,

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Raining and fast.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Apprentice allowance claimed,
sFive pounds claimed for rider
fSeven pounds claimed. for rider.
Cloudy and fast.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

FIFTH RACE-The Fort Totten Handi-
cap; purse. 81 900 added; 3-year -olds;
Evening star., 1938-05-15

THIRD RACE-The Fiitaway: purse.
S1,O0O: maiden 2-year- old filiies; 4Ia fur
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Entries for Tomorrow.

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Unsettled and slow.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

and on the way over they acted as normal as
The Washington times., 1938-12-22

Only few days left to shop but there's plenty of time
to get him one of these All Wool Flannel Robes . .
that is, if you hurry, for we've limited quantity.
Checks and paids grounds of blue, wne brown and
black. Small medium and large sizes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
Robinson Nov. I Galley 3
ADD TO RIVER ROUGE

Sunday Oci 30 was a full day
Al Union Baptist church. The Bap-
list Union Builders association was
in session for three days. and was
largely attended The sessions were
successful from every angle. The
Rev. r. &. opeland and his officers
invite The large audience 70 make
An earl, return
The Consumers COOPERATIVE ban
que' held last Thursday evening al
Moor. hall was ? CAV affair Many
present expressed their heinz pleas
IN with the cooperation shown
Mre HATTIE REYNOLDS and Mrs
He'll Palmer are on the sick list.
The Re, Mr. johnson assistant
pastor NJ Union Baptist church
preached 2 powerful sermon ~ s.
John AMF church SUNDAY AFTER
noon nol 30 ~ which time the
raliv closed Each captain made
partial report The total amount
raised will he announced at a later
date.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
MT. CLEMENS
BY Sarah Ellen Hill

The Junior choir OF the Vernon
chapel AME church sponsored a
Halloween party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James. Monday, Octo-
her 81 Among those present were:
Rerncc Dixon. Marie Dreary. Shr-
ley and Wyanna brewer, Edna and
Davis Mitchell Ruby Austen. Ed
ward samuel Ozander stevens. and
many others.
The Junior choir OF Turner Chap
81 and Vernon chapel sponsored a
very interesting program At Turner
chapel church Friday, October IS.
Nl.. Brown. ST. stephen AME
church. Detroit. is director Of the
two choirs.
The fourteenth Anniversary of
calvary Bapiisi church closed
sunday afternoon with all inspir-
ing sermon al three o'clock by the
Rev. Mr. Hughes. There was also
singing by Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer,
OF Detroit.
II is reported that Mis- tharline
Lucas. former reporter. is serious
~ ILL.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
When Poisons Clog
K I'D N E Y S
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out
For 35 Cents

60 10 your druggist today and
rot This safe swff and harmless
dinreiic and sfimulan' ask for
Gold Medal HARLEM OH Csusules
and start A. once 70 flush kidneys
Of waste matter saturated with
acids and poisons
That's the way ia bring about
healthy kidney activity and stop
ihat hladder irritation which often
causes scanty passage NTH smart
Ing and burning as we'll a. restless
nights.
Remenher The kidneys often
need fu-hiu. as we'll AZ he bowels
and some SYMPTOMS Of kidney
weakness are Getting M once or
'wicednring Inc nigh'-putfy eyes
cramps IN legs hackache and
mai~ palms
nut he sure and Ee' GOLD
MEDAL. HARLEM oil Capsules-the
ofisinal aud genuine--right from
Haarlom IN Holland--fbe price Il
small ,ss centsl the GOOD results
wni fufN your expectations.
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
SAGINAW
BY Mrs. N. Toomey
petheI Church

Entering into the third week oil
e,sngelistic services. Rev. NJ. Mon
re- preached very inspiring SER
mons Sunday morning and evening
a, Bethel church. He will conduct
services throughout the week.
Row. James A. Dean and his choir
ware in Flint. Sunday afternoon. at
Dunn Chapel AME church, to at
tend the quarterly conference.
Mrs. Louise Met ardy. popular
member OF the local younger set
died recently At the county hospi-
'al She is survived by her parents
and two brothers. The remains
were shipped TO Birmingham Ala.
ior interment.
Mrs. {. Jones was pleasantly sur
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
W HIT TAKER

Campbell Chapel church members
enjoyed an inspiring service last
Sunday morning. a forceful sermon
was delivered by Rev. A. Knowles.
from Lake 22:ll. where is the
guest chamber whore shall eat
the passover" The speaker con-
yeyed the thought that all should
prepare and keep we'll garnished in
their hearts room for che Master $
abode. Four little Ford sisters and
two BELL brothers received the
sacrament Of baptism. Elmer t;ra-
ham was received into membership.
AT y. m. the Junior choir sang
at the Song feste at Brown chapel,
yrslanii. Rev. A. Knowles was
guest speaker.
Mrs. Mary Smith was dinner
guest OF Mrs. Mary Kersey in Up
SLANT. last Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Collins " on the
sick list, hut is reported improved
AT this writing
Thirteen members OF the Mary +.
splendid meeting At the home OF
Handy Missionary society enjoyed
Mrs. Blanche Thompson. last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harriet
Rhann made n report in Mission
study, which was discussed at
length by those present. Lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Beatrice Collins, OF Evans
ton Illinois, visited her sister. Mrs.
Susie Byars. and other relatives,
last Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
Aliens Garage Moves
Into A New Location

Allan Garage. for several years
located Al 1866 W. Warren avenue,
moved last week into It's new quar-
tors s5a5 W, Warren avenue. just
one block and half west of Liver
lnois.
The new business place has in
stalled all necessary modern equip
meni. including complete lubri-
cation and car washing service to
facilitate satisfactory accommodation
10 the public.
In addition 10 superb line Of
Nash and Lafayette CarS the con
Germ has in stock several different
lines of MERCHANDISE. all of which
are very essential To car owners.
The ne~ 1899 Nash which viii soon
make It's debut 10 the public has all
that lit takes 10 insure comfort,
durability. beauty and speed.
Allan's Garage is widely known
in the Motor city, most especially
in the Wesiside section for the
reputable record II has establish
ed during iis operations jim Allen.
genial proprietor, has contributed
In big way 10 the making Of this
fine record. For these reasons a.
lone. II for no other, II will not he
surprising that the already influx
of patronage which the establish
ment enjoys, will be retained a.
long with the anticipated increase
of business.
Allan'e Garage Is among the l'rl-
bnne's numerous advertisers.
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among the many visitors. The Rev.
Mr. Hall was the afternoon speak
er. Elder Morton spoke at the even
ing meeting. Many wre wonderfully
blessed throughout these meetings..
The church thanks all who aided
them. and those who attended.
The Rev. &. l.. Morton and his
Evangcl singers were The guests of
IN BME Church Aid at the after
noon service sunday The occasion
was Flower pay" and nice crowd
attended
The SAGE held their annual Hal
lowe'en dance Friday AZ the Mer-
ricamic Hall on Sandwich street.
Two orihe~tras played. one until
midnight and then The other con
iinued from midnight until. A
number OF out-of-town visitors
were present
Mrs. Helen Perry Is In Jackson,
Mich. at the bedside Of her mother.
who is expected 10 die at any time.
The Rev. Mr.. Jackson ~ th-
BME church and Elder Wilson of
the Amhersthurg Church of God,
returned home Wednesday after
being in London. They went TO Lon
don 10 see about forming the
Councils OF Churches"
Mrs. x. Chase and Mrs. r.. Rob
bins. both OF North Buxton return
ed home last Tuesday evening af-
ter spending three or four days In
the city. Mrs. chase also spent a
day and night at the home OF her
granddaughter, Mrs. A. Ridley.
Mrs. j. Peterson Of Goyeau street
is able TO he out and to resume her
activities again.
We are sorry TO report that Mrs.
Mary Scott. and Mrs. Lena Jack
son are on the sick list. Mrs. Jack
son is in the hospital.
All local news for publication
in the Tribune should reach the
home OF Miss Chase Sunday even
ing of each week.