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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Macedonia Baptist

The eleven o'clock and evening
services we're conducted by the as
sistant pastor. the Rev. Mr. Terrell
Sunday. May rs. At the morning
worship he preached from the text
Eph. 4:3O. And grieve not the holy
spirit OF Cod
In the course ~ his sermon. the
Rev. Mr.. Terrell said when the holy
spirit is gone from us We are like
The salt that has lost its SAVIOR.
Psalm S:ei. Gen. 1:26 was the text
OF the evening message.
The city Choir union held It's
monthly program at Macedonia
sunday The attendance was good.
Mrs. Myrtle Poke Is GONZALES
cling al her home 3i70 Madison ave-
nue. Mrs Poke spent several
weeks in Trinity hospital.
Mrs jamie Greer is in the Park
side hospital The members are
asked to remember and visit the
sick.
Mrs Lula Smith Is church re-
porter. The Rev. II II. Coleman Is
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Peoples Baptist

Services were we'll attended al
Peoples Baptist church Sunday
May 2S. The pastor. the Rev o. G.
Thomas preached wonderful ser
mon. using for subject "A Plea
for Social Justice
At 3 pm. the pastor and the An
gel choir went 10 the New Bride
Baptist church OF which the Rev
Robert Wright Is pastor.
At the evening service the Rev
d. ID. Williams preached an inspf-
ing sermon from The text md Tim.
s:l5. subject The Workman and
His Oversccr.'
The Rev. T L. BallOu vi Flint.
Mich. will be al Peoples Baptist
church this week in the revival
meeting
Mr.. Simon is in 81 Mary hospital.
Mrs. Thomas is in Receiving hospi-
tai. There are other members sick
In their respective homes. Remem-
Der and visit them
Miss Minnie Williams Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Friendship Baptist

The Sunday school NJ Friendship
Baptist church was opened by mo
superintendent. s. Briggs. TINS
Junior girls class. Mrs. r. Thorn
as teacher. had the largest aiien'
dance. The large offering was civ
en- by the Beginners department
\. Robinson. supervisor.
Mr.. Pennington and his quartet
will render a program June sat-
pm.
Beauty OF being = good Chris
tian" was the subject Of the pa"
tors sermon Sunday morning one
was added 10 the church.
There was spicy meeting at mo
BYPu. 6 pm.
The Senior Boys class pretn''
ed a fine program and orstoric''
contest. Tuesday evening, May 20
The contestants were Oliver WIZ
on. Thomas Abram, Miss Mildred
Robinson, Paul Holt and Miss Beef
Ia Jones. Paul Holt was winner
The subject used was THE con'r'-
buttons Of the Negro to the con'u'
tuition Of U.s.A."
s. Briggs Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
CHURCH,.
ACTIVITIES
John Wesley AMEZ

Sunday. June 4 is quarterly meet
ing At John Wesley AME Zion
church Drs. Powell. presiding ell
der OF the district and Z. r. Flack
will preach. the former preaching
al the morning and evening serv-
ices. The Rev. Mr.. Flack will
preach At $3.50 pm. and his choir
will sing Other Zion pastors and
members are expected 10 be pres
ent.
Guest speaker az John Wesley
last Sunday morning was the Rev
Mrs Opheia Eubanks. evangelist
of Louisville. Ky. The sermon was
we'll received by an appreciatiyc
audience
General class aud love-feaSt will
held Friday night Saturday
night T. +. Powell will hold his
fourth and last quarterly confer
once for this conference year
Church school conyenes at AS
am. SUNDAY.
On Tuesday night June Or.
larlin. pastor OF New Light Bap-
list church will preach and his
choir will sing 4 heaven and hell
social will he sponsored Wednes-
day night June Z by the w II and
r. NJ society
John &. Dancy has returned 10
his office after long illness. Airs.
v l.. Moore has returned to her
home from tho Edyth * Thomas
hospital much improved. Mrs. MyY-
lie Banks is also improved, Miss
Naris IIardaman OF $50 Wentworth
is III.
The Rev J, l.. Moore is pastor OF
fohn Wesley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
DIST. CONFAB


H.. added grace, dignity and spir-
itual ferNor 10 the conference
through her power In song Mrs
Hayes. evangelist. OF Saginaw:
Mrs Carrie McCurrie. the Rev. w
r. Walker, Mrs. W. L. Rice. Ray
Dezon. the Rev. Mr.. Miles. Mrs.
arron. Mrs. Anna NJ. WORKMAN,
conference branch president OF the
Nomans Mite Missionary society:
Ally. Herbert l.. Dudley. connec-
fionsl president OF The Iaymen' 8
Movement the Rev. J. A. Charles
ton. who gave a masierful address !.
pr r. Francis Washington. PIE. OF
the Detroit district. Miss J. Wood
stock OF Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
The afternoon session opened
with The Rev. l.. Pettigord. OF Lam
sing. Mich. presiding He lined
HMM No I 20 for Thousand
Tongues 20 sing" which was sung
by the Conference choir. with Mrs.
Grace a. Blake. wife OF the Pfc.
o. the South Detroit district. at the
piano The Rev NJ r. Rhonenee.
81 Flint. led IN prayer. The Rev.
n G. simmons. ~ Ypsilanti read
for a scripture lesson. Kings
10 lis Mrs Grace Blake sang a
solo after which Dr David A.
Blake was presented 10 preach He
chose as text, Kings 1873. 10.
subject. Gods Prophet Became
DISCOURAGED T. The sermon was H.
lustrative, argumentative and ex-
ceedincly spiritual
The Rev W. H. Jones. OF C and
Rapids. read a paper on The Book
o, Titus His paper was brief in
contests. but timely in thought as
is Characteristic ~ the Rev. MIR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
WHAT THEY BRING


At the Sunday school period a,
ST. Paul AME church last Sunday
morning, some timely remarks were
given by Mrs. Ruby Rice about the
duty OF a superintendent
At II am. the choral club
marched in and rendered wonder
ful service. The pastor the Rev,
w. p. Rice presented the Rev. Is
rael White NJ the FirA Baptist
church. who brought very inter
esting message. The subject OF the
sermon was Launch out into the
deep and let out for draw"
i was nice TO have Steward VIM.
Williams at the service after being
M for some time.
There will be big barbecue at
he home OF Mrs. Ida Rikards, 9lOs
Home street Friday, June ?. You
are invited.
Don't forget that Or. David A.
Blake will hold his fourth and last
quarterly conferences June and :
at st. Paul The ministers Of the
quarterly union are expected TO he
present Members hope 10 make
this quarter one OF the greatest In
the history OF the church.
The Pastors Aid club Is carrying
the banner. and are rendering Won
derful service.
Mrs. Lille r. Hin is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
RIVER ROUGE
ri Daniel Neuscm


Ths ~ fss ae ~ River
Fo4rs 4.-st l force sun
tsv as-s ti 1S N.er the
rsrale ~ 'ts rroup me-
q, s. irr- .fNF lrcn AZ 3
ock us or interesting
pcsran pas rrdertd The Res.
~ raef, Ra7 ne gnesi speak
% ana ~. ~ 'on also gave an en-
llFn'sr atatess
Miss Ka'hersn Campbell was The
woek.end guest ~ Mr and Mrs.
Herbert Canrbe so lIolford
Stree The chafming young lady
IL me sis'sr ~ Mr. Campbell
James crawford Paul Tucker
End O's wade ioos part IN Tie
S'afe Tatk weo' ~ Lansing and
O'is oos FIRST nfye far heinE The
hes sh lmper In The state lie
wen. over fee
Funeral SERVICES were conducted
for he isfe WIN Nolan who passed
away wednesday evening. NJ so
Ian bad been sirN for several
wears Friends extend much SYM
pa'hv i0 me borrowed family
Ms Sarah Thomas Maggie
Hoone. e W Reid and Paul Reid
roiorcd 10 Mariana. Ark 10 A.
tend the funeral rites OF their "a
thor
Snow = crisshe. chairman nj
Tho Detroit civic Rights committee
viii speak AZ tho Union Baptist
church, g77 Pslmersion street Sun.
day June II az nm under su-
snices NJ ihe West Side ommunliy
club The speaker will discuss
"Johs and Government
Mrs Thomas. Mrs Pollard and
Miss Perry arc sill on the sick
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Peter Pan Nursery To
Offer Dramatic Plays


The Peter Pan Nursery Will pre-
sent The y. y. A. Dramatic groups
in three one-act PLAYS. Friday.
June ., AZ kronk community CEN
ter. The hour viii be Sis p M.
After the program. there will be
a social hour featuring music and
dancing
Mrs. Iuneiia Watts Is chairman
~ The committee. assisted by Miss
Frances Leonard. Miss Sadie Proc
tor Miss Dorothy Rush. Miss Tenn
pie Hall. s NJ Williams. also the
members % The Mothers club and
Directors hoard
The public Is invited TO be pre-
sent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Shirley Gillespie
Feted On Birthday

Young Shirley Gillespie. petite
daughter o, Mr. and Mrs. william
L. Gillespie. celebrated her seventh
natsl anniversary Monday, May %
AZ a birthday party given bv her
parents az their home. 1900 Brown
Plare.
The twenty-five Youngsters who
'rolicked from 4 70 $50 pm. re-
celved lovely favors. including
horns. paper caps. balloons. and
BASKETS filled with candles and
nuts Little Leona Bibbins. who was
unable to he present telegraphed
her greetings.
Those presen, were Joan and
Pamela Pulllam, joyce and Janet
Richcy Theodore Jones. Paul and
BYRON Reed. yaleria Johnston
Odessa Sheppard. Mona Walls
William and Bruce wells kaih'
crime Frisby. Alvin Paul Loving
Phillip and william Loving. Gary
and Reid Motley. Jr. Shirley Hack
EFT. Jacqueline Lawrence. Robert
and John Johnson. Mayo GaiIlard
Jr
The charming little honoree re-
ceived several nice gifts including
sun suits. socks sun parasol
dresses necklace, purse. a volume
o., books candy and other ussfu
presents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
True Christlike
Temple

The Rev. Ezekiel ward. pastor OF
True Christlike Temple. 29l6 Rivard
..rcet. hogan his first anniversary
May 2S TO continue 10 June 4.
Local ministers participating
are Monday evening. tho Revs.
Tiiiams and Macon: Tuesday. the
Revs Colbert and ST. Clair; We'd
nesday. the Revs ST. Gloria and
Scott: Thursday tho Rev Mrs.
Williams; Friday. the Rev Mrs.
Deathridge SUNDAY. the Revs. Car
Ter. King. Bob and the Rev Mrs.
Barnswell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Church Of God

The Sunday school was largely
attended Sunday. May 2s presided
over by Superintendent Samuel
Randels.
The Rev 7. y. McGhee. pastor.
preached from the text LIST John
90
d
Sunday. June will be the pas
tors Goth anniversary. Services
will be held all day. Elder Smoot,
nastor OF the Church OF God at
Chene and Jay streets, will preach
at o'clock. Everyone is cordially
invited.
Mrs, jamie Hair is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
COMMENps LrpINGrox

To the Editor
The Detroit Tribune
2l46 ST. Antoine ST.
Detroit. Michigan
Dear Sir:
The people OF our races have al
least one major interest In com
mon; that is. our fear OF intoler-
ance Perhaps should state It In
less negative manner. as. our ap.
probation OF tolerance" but facts
must be faced squarely II Truth 4:
10 prevail.
Therefore. wonder II your read.
ers may not be interested in a let
ter OF mine which he Detroit
Jewish Chronicle" published on
September ?, 1898, or another one
written November End.
tSeptember 2nd) Editor, De-
troit Jewish Chronicle:
Anti-Semitism has az In
reared it's ugly head local..
and / wonder what we are do
ing besides exposing II that our
fellow-Jews may escape hui
initiation by direct contact
with II. Are we taking positive
steps 10 eradicate Il?
We expose our enemies: do
we support our friendsg II is
our adherents-at least those
who treat us as fellow-Ameri-
whom we must seek TO
make strong.
Several years ago, Captain
Allen Guy Ludington and
We're talking about a common
acquaintance who had become
involved in the BLACK Legion
mess at Pontiac He was war
veteran and had served one
tour OF active duty with Lud-
ington and me.
Ludington was talking: II
can't for the life OF me con-
ceive OF how he could have
Joined such an organization.
How any man could 90 through
the war. stand shoulder 10
shoulder with his comrades as
the flag went down at the Re-
treat ceremony. while the band
played the star Spangled Ban
ner. realizing that his fellows
were experiencing the same
thrills, the same chills run
ming up and down their backs,
IN the realization Of the tre-
mendous glory OF the United
States, and then 20 out and
join group like that. il be-
yond me-"
He told me. lin nv regiment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
LEWIS


claiming the championship said
Greenlee.
The manager said that he had
tried TO get Lewis TO submit to an
operation more than four years
ago, but the champion refused.
Lewis, he said, was constantly
thinking about what had happened
OF Tiger Flowers an diary Greb
as result OF operations.
Greenlee also stated that he did
not have much faith in The recent
order OF the National Boxing asso-
citation for Lewis TO submit to an
examination OF his eye by some
specialist, before he would be per-
mitted TO defend his title
Those fellows know that a
championship can only he won in
a ring" Greenlee continued.
III the operation on Lewis eve
is not successful. then John will
hang up his gloves and retire" Gus
said.
Tommy walsh and Scotty Mon
tIeth were al the ringside fo7 the
Gainer-Clark battle. Moniieth ar
rived early Monday morning. but
Walsh had been here since last
Thursday.
Clark was seconded by Jack
Blackburn, Alter kid Ellis and
Joe Louis. Holman williams, who
fought In Clarksburg. w. Va,
Tuesday night, was another inter-
estlng spectator. Billy Conn set at
the ringside and kept his eyes on
Clark.
Rain fell hard Monday afternoon.
but the weather cleared about six
o'clock, and a packed park was
there for the hght.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Morton Hack
sol Stroh Bldg

II may be that issues such as fe-
lsous and racial tolerance should
MOI he infused into political cam
paisns but there arc more impor-
iant considerations than qualms
al offending convention.
We who are members Of. let MS
|u' say minority groups" are de-
pendent for our convenience" Il
use he word advisedly in place of
safety or 'liberiy') upon the
existence OF well-funciioning de-
mocracy When democratic govern
monl fails into disrepuie, the dan
gcr Of fascism mounts Therefore.
IL j. incumbent upon us both 10
work for honest. capable officials.
Thai is why ! am backing Captain
Ludlngion FOR State Senator in the
Fourth District even though he il
q Republican and am a nominal
Democrat II Is not the party that
counts hut The Nation.
When find a candidate who is a
successful businessman with a
business good enough so he doesn' I
have 10 graft. I'm for him.
This Is my first and probably my
last letter 10 you. However. do
feel that we're in the same boat
and that is my reason for being So
presenting as 10 write. trust that
! NAV he pardoned for my brash-
ness
Very truly yours.
Morton Hack. y. s. e.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
A NON PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
19bo Btsll etils Board

Our opinion OF civil service ID
clarified in this weeks column.
We do not blame the civil service
commission or its chief examiner
and staff for the treatment accord
ed Negro civil service applicants
in the past. We feel that the blame
lies in the Negro politicians and
civic leaders who have failed "a
keep close TO the problems faced by
their people in regard to civil SER
vice. The civil service bug has bit
ten the people OF Michigan. and Il
looks like our only hope Is to join
in with the cause and fight for JUS
tice and recognition. II civil service
is run fair and each person given
what he Is entitled to. we can de-
rive many more benefits from II.
The Detroit system is just as near
being fair as possible, providing
that those who run II are picked
because OF fairness to all citizens
regardless OF race, creed. or color
We first believe that politicians
should pay Off political patronage
20 friends who helped them get into
office. but this should be done in
such way as TO not hamper the
detailed running OF this department.
Most arguments offered in support
Of civil service are usually built
around one theory. that II pre-
ludcs the possibility OF political
patronage and the induction into
sublic service unqualified and in
competent public servants. While
his IS true. we believe that an
even greater factor is overlooked
and that is that a true merit sys-
tenn precludes the promiscous hir-
ing Of employees with the resultant
cost OF the people who support
their government through payment
" taxes
Americans arc looking forward
10 something which Is as near Sc
curity as possible more and more
and do not feel that they should
lose their positions and subsequent
~ their security and income. They
fear that from year 10 year their
position Is unstable and unsound and
unless they he on The right side o;
tho fence their tenure In the ser
vice Is doomed. We feel that those
who work In government service
should NOT take too superior at.
tiiude just because their Jobs are
secure. and should serve the citi.
zens faithfully who maintain them
through taxation. Any person fail
ing 10 do this should he dismissed
That Is the reason we elect Off.
Gals to public office 10 watch over
and make policies that will benefit
all the citizens and not just those
on public pay rolls.
With an efficient merit beard
funciioning under a strict law. civil
service employees are not subject
TO a complex and can direct their
energy toward efficient service
knowing full we'll that through such
service they will not only be re-
tanned In their positions, but by
demonstrating initiative. and ability
they can so on to higher ranking
and more renumerative positions
Such policy pays dividends TO the
employee and to the public. A sound
merit system must continue pro-
vidlng for a real promotion policy.
In the public service is TO attract
the best qualified applicants II
must offer possibilities for adj
vancemcni. Fred w. Smith. the
Chief Examiner Of the Detroit
civil Service Commission. Il work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
New Bride Baptist

The nth anniversary OF the New
Bride Baptist church and It's pas
tor. the Rev. r. w. Wright. began
Monday evening, May % and closed
Sunday evening, May rs.
Those taking part In The observ-
ance were as follows: Monday eve
ming. the Rev. F.. North: Tuesday.
the Rev. Thos r. Newton; wednes.
day the Rev. A. G. Wright. Thurs
day, the Rev. s. j. Glover; Friday.
the Rev. w s. Scott Sunday. Nav
rs at II am. sermon by the Rev.
A. W. Hall.
Al pm. the anniversary sermon
was delivered nv The Rev. q. G..
Thomas. pastor OF Peoples Baptist
church. Each pastor participating
was accompanied by representa-
tive group Of his respective church.
A musical program was render
ed Sunday evening by the Senior
choir and quartet
The Rev. Mr.. Wright has won
The admiration and respect OF the
membership and community Al
large for the fine service he has
rendered during his pastoraie at
New Bride The membership has
been brought mp 10 four hundred
under the leadership Of the pas
tor.
The various auxliaries showed
their appreciation for the pastors
splendid leadership by making f.
nancial report OF 1915.
The banquet was postponed be-
cause OF Mrs. Wright's illness.
Inner Pearson is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist

MI Pilgrim al Mullett aud Or
leans. was we'll attended Sunday.
The Rev. y. ~. Hilson. The pastor
preached from Acts 26: subject
Following A Vision" Many fine
points were brought out.
An excellent program was rem
dered Sunday night by the Stand
ard Four and other quartets.
number Of visitors were present
All clubs made good reports Sun
dav night.
The Rev. Emmett Hilson. pastor
OF Salem Baptist church, Omaha
Neb. who was 10 conduct a revival
at Mt. Pilgrim was taken sudden
~ III, and the revival has beer
postponed until June Is
All are welcome AZ Nj. Pilgrim
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Mr.. Wright OF the Institutional
Baptist church; Thursday. June s
the Rev. Mr.. Bouldin. OF the Cosmo-
politan Baptist church.
Friday, June 2 al s pm. there
will he million dollar wedding
sponsored by the choir
The Rev. II. II. Coleman will
come TO 81. Peters Monday night.
June - and conduct one weeks
special service. The Rev. Mr.. Cole
man Is progressive pastor and
evangelistic minister.
The Rev. and Mrs. Metcalf viii
be honored with luxurious han
quet Monday evening. June 10. at
the church. The stewards OF the
church will be sponsors.
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ter which Chinese checkers we're
played
The hostess. Mrs Violet owens,
RECALLED the members with A tasty
repast
The clubs next meeting viii be
with Mrs. Carrie Scott, on Hunt
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
St. Peters Zion Church

The 81. Peters Zion church.
Hamtramck. Is closing out its con-
ference year preparatory 10 the
annual conference 10 be held in De-
iroit. June 20. The pastor the Rev.
Mr.. Metcalf, has invited several
prominent speakers out 10 help
close the year as far as conference
obligations are concerned.
The participants will be as fol-
lows: Friday. June 2. 8 pm. Bishop
w. p. Robinson. OF the Alpha and
Omega temple; Saturday night.
Mrs. Willie Mae Ford Smith. noted
gospel singer OF 81. Louis, Mo. {:
Sunday at 2 pm. the Rev. Mr..
Banks; Tuesday. June the Rev.
JOIN THE N. A. A. c. p.
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Altruistic Nine Club

The AltruistIc Nine club met
Tuesday evening on American ave-
nue.. with all members present. The
iittsrous contest was discussed, at
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Card OF Thanks

The family Of the late Mrs. ~.
he clara Moore wishes 10 take this
opportunity 10 thank their many
friends and neighbors for the sin.
cere sympathy extended them In
their recent bereavement.
q. ]. Moore and family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Hamtramck c h o i r
Sings At Macedonia

An excellent program was pre-
sented las Friday night A. Mace
douia Rap 81 church, by the Young
peoples chorus OF Hamirsmck.
Members Of the chorus possess
hne talent. They are under direc-
ton Of Mrs. S. Patterson. 5Oai Eva
line street
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WHERE no THEY COZ

I watch the ships
Sail 10 sea.
All loaded down
With green leaf tea.
They fade from sight
In the ocean blue.
"A wave my hand
TO the cook, named Sue.
I'd Ike 70 know
Just where they 70.
When they disappear
From our sight.
When they fade out
In the ocean blue.
| keep waving
Nv hand 20 sue.
Bv Wanda Fletcher; "a
age sac Brush street
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over The broad hills.

over the broad hills.
Creeps beam
That Starts or new day.
And down below flows stream.
Who're all The little children play.
"Cock-a doodle-do" said a rooster,
"Tee-tee.' an early bird does sing
And all the little birds are waiting.
To see what their mother will
bring
Rv Johnnie Smith "a age II
5O3s Rivard street.
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EDITORIAL PAGE
EDITORS MAIL

che $50 Infantry there was
every conceivable nationality.
We had in my company alone
Chinaman. a Russian, sever
al Jews and an Indian. but
they all were real Americans"
This all happened several
Years before Allen Guy Lud-
inglon decided TO run for the
state Senate in the fall OF
1886. A successful business
man. Intimately known TO most
OF the druggists, confection-
crs and newsstand dealers OF
this city. he decided 10 run be-
cause he felt II was his duty.
ludington's opponent. the in
cumbent. may he friend OF
The Jews ] don't knew All I
know is that | want no better
friend than Allen Guy Luding-
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School Children's
Verse And Prose


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