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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
CATHOLIC


81. Ann's-Rev. Maurice Calvin,
pastor. 70S7 So Park ave Masses
S and 1890 a. m.
NJ. Joseph's (slo,ak Rev. Jo-
seph Hayostek, pastor. 00s So
34th ri. Masses 5 80 and 10 80.
~. Leos the Grent---Rcv. A. J
Krebsbach. s J.. pastor. 7l0 50.
18th st Masses 8. 100, $50 $50
and II
81. Patrick's - RI Rev. Mrgs
". J. Eoonan. pastor. iti2 No. J
ST Masses $50. 100. SAB, 10
and Il
SITS. Peter and Paul lroiishl -
Rev Henry ROzwcki. pastor, Port
land ave. and 34th 1t Masses 30.
s 30 and 1870
~. Rita (Italianl Rev. A
Bruno. pastor. l403 50. Ainsworth
ave Masses 7:30 and 1890.
Holy Rosary - Rey. Anthony
Hack. pastor. BIZ So Both VI
Masses s. 1880. s.45. 10 and II
Sacred Hesrt-Hey a H Al
lard. pastor. 4620 Mckinley ave
Masses 80 and II
Visitation (south Tacoma. Rev
Dominic Hack. pastor Masses z
s.I5 and 10 30
~ I,enedicts spanawRy Rev
James Toner. pastor Mass 9 a m
FIRST Dr j. Renvick hcCul-
Tough, pastor
Sunday school. s.4b. Church
worship II a m Evangelist
James A. StsWart 81 Glasgow
Scotland. will deliver the mesnage
Evening worship service, 745
Or. hcCulloughs subject VIII BE-
n Great Wrestling Match
Christian Endeayor groUps wiil
meet at 20 az follows Interme.
dates IN Snyder hall. Seniors N
Seison hall. Young People IN Fer
Ruson Memorial chapel
Young Peoples council meeting
Monday IN the church office Al ?
p. m SEASON meeting. Tuesday
IN Middleton parior 81 750 3. m
5coHeld Bible class vii meet
Thursday IN Snyder nall with the
pastor A. 10 a. n Synthetic ri.
bic class will meet Thursday n
Snyder hall with the pastor al
.. m Mlssion Study class all
meet IN HlcdletDn parior ThuFE
day with Dr. George vs.. Dunlap 81
p. m. Hidwesk prayer service
in Stone hall ~ : p ~ Tnursday
Young PeOples sunday scnoo
class party wiil b. held Friday al
the home u hiss Margaret Stew.
art. 3zz5 Sixth ave. 81 100 ,. n
Young Peoples fellowship u pray
CT viii meet In Yodsf pariOr Sat
uTdzy a. Z p n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First. Division ave and st
Second. So. saith and Warner SITS
Third. Wright ave. and East l ST.
Fourth. cash Broadway, First,
Lake Steilacoom.
Life" is the subject OF the
Lesson Sermon which will be read
tomorrow in all Churches o.
Christ. Scientist. which are
branches OF The Mother Church,
The First Church Of Christ, Scicn-
tist, in Boston Mass
Golden Text: In the way of
righteousness Is life: and In the
pathway there is no death" PROV.
12.2sl.
Among the citations which COM
prise the Lesson Sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible. My son,
attend to my words; incline thine
ear unto my sayings For they
are life unto those that find them,
and health To all their flesh
PROV AGO 231
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speak on Work According TO the
Pattern" Sunday school. 74b a.
M. Christian Endeavor. $50 y m,
Westminster So. both and | sits.
Rev. ". O. Benthin Bible school.
Q As a m. II a. m. sermon sub
iect. Looking Toward the Sun
set. Youth groups. $50 p. m.
: 80 first Sunday Evening club
activity, n sacred concert by
Manitou church choir. directed by
Paul l.. Link A free-will offer
ing viii be taken in connection
with the service
Monthly meeting of Ncstmin-
ster Whodo club Thursday. MI.
Bonthin will present fourth psy-
ohology subject
The Little Church ON the Prai-
RE Lakewood community. Rev.
Hugh Nj. Miller. 10 o'clock, morn
ing service; sermon. The Breadth
of Christianity. Reception OF
members AZ same hour. junior
church meeting in church build
ing. and children's church meeting
In Recreation hall OF the Commun-
lily center AT IL. postlude class
for Bible study At 80. Lake
wood league and senior forum.
Manitou Park Bible sch 90 ].
$50 a. m. Morning worship. IL.
sermon. Seven Things A bout
Lot" c. W. johnson will speak.
Young peoples Christian Endeav.
or. $50. Junior society, $50.
Sacred concert by hanitou choir
at Westminster PreEb Ter a n
church. So 50th and l. SITS, 7 30
p. m.
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san II. Sunday ~shual. 10 q m.
Morning service, II a. M, subject.
"Apas.ary Prayer meeting Wed.
nessisy, 100 D m
Church ~ Ckrist---sso. bath and
I. ats iiihls Glasses. glth, Com
munion and preaching 1910 Mr.
rhnmas italsfon ~ Mineral. guest
speaker Questions nf New Te~ta.
ment intsfes, wiIl ba answered NJ
7 10 g. ~.
Tacoma TYPOGRAPHICAL sae,ety---
2a1 30 Tacoma ave Annday.
class In Astroiogy. Tuesday. class
In Egyp,oIogyl Wednesday. Meme
ll.fa' nesting Friday. library
open. All clasess ana meeting at
D. m. sunday evening, puhise
lecture BY MI rred A Amish.
Pierce county assessor on "Unosi
Citizenship
Unity tsmpis - Division and /
sia,. Hsv, i,sla u. c8mhs II =. m.
Miracles ~ God Unaffected "
Time ~ Season" sp M. Your
nlghtfui Kind ~ Life q Sunday
school. pt0 a. m Ynsins People
/ IL r. ~ ata 3. m. No MONDAY
evening sisss Class Tuesday. 10
IA. Mrs Combs apt No. GOT,
The Walker Wednesday svenins
meeting ~ Unity Temple Thurs.
day afternoon. healing meeting. az
Unity Temple
Christian and Missionary An
saes 10 9Th and " sis Dwight
" fefKu1pn. psstaf Sunday
seheal, pts a. "a Morning war.
shlp. II o'clock sermon "Tbs
Universe ~ spiritual life apes
eiHl mgsle ~ the simpson tflbis
inatiiuts students
Afternoon MAS meeting 81 . 80
e'eiooa Student a'hfiallan work.
sFs siii conduct = platform rally
ssFsice Young peoples prayer
band u 0 ., ~. Adult prayer
meeting q, $50 . m Young pea.
Pies public services At $50 Eve,
nina syangsiisiie service 81 Ts0.
student evangelist sfiI spesk
Wednesday Al Ta1 D M, fssu.
lar fnids~ssk HitiA study by pas.
tor Thursday afternoon al 4
o'clock Wunen's Missionary pray.
or band VIII meet al tho hons ~
Mrs A a foaaEbefT sss ~
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CONGREGATIoSAL

Plymouth so. Attn and PARK
ave. Rev. Joseph Weiss. Morn
ing service. II o'elOek. sermon
topic, Fulfilling the Law" Church
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ICE 80 y M. Thursday. mission.
AIRY meeting Mrs john smith.
saif s. sth Scout meeting. s.ia
I. n choir rehearsal. 80 = ~.
i \. 7. 4. party Friday at .
N h.sfnr a. the minister
t.raee No stfh ani Muller.
Rev. Pred M iuss*en Morning
worship n. $50 = N. n n, 4.
L. $50 p m reaeIsas service
osalnaaee ~ baptism
T.4s..IaV evening. n nsanthiY
meeting "a Mrnr Hsssh~rnooa.
rhnrAsaV. $50 y m. regular
rszeef ana praise serxses. cheif
rxh4af.al Fttias. y p ~.
Frta tun ease -. . 81 REV
Lester ueAFn series q sxanscl.
.stIs meetings each evening cxceri
SATURDAY. Rev. u. /. ftassafi
evangelist aanaas mnsnsnx tnpse.
e0aasy IN the Church Exeninf
theme rfr~sfs ~ ssazi Iavr
south Tacoma -. enth sna
Warner REV Elmer q. pAuinn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

A at-eailhef fcsuissr Was ths
anis article stnlsn Friday night
BY burglars ~ha htu&s into the
haIna " J L. i,urkwiis. aHst ~.
Puget Sound ave. the owner IN.
formed police earis saturday
Entry Was through ! windaw
William nnseh. n. pni No. n
1t. reported Friday night the theft
II pair ~ shnra. pair ~ lee
skates and q rlps ffam his parked
car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
PREsBY TFRIAN

Oakland - Mare Louise RAM
guild will conduct the evening
service at 7.30 > n. Women II
the guild Will DO everything IN the
service but deliver the sermon.
Prelude. Mrs. Monroe Bloom. IN
vocation. Mrs. Alex Vsyer, eve
ning prayer. Mrs Weyer. an
nouncenents. Mrs. Robert Brooks.
scripture Lesson. Mrs. PAU Knott
Offertory. vocal solo. Mrs Enc
stattin. sermon by pastor. Her
obs Ghost" song service. MrE.
Herman Kravik Morning wor-
ship a. Il. subject. Picking the
I Pockets of God
Womens society meets Tues
day.
sprague Memorial 50. 5sth and
Warner SITS. The Lincoln high 4
cappells choir will sing sunday
evening a. 7:30 In the church, IN
der the direction Of Mrs. MsrRa-
ret Goheen. Rev. Arthur r. Van
Zante viii speak on What viii
Do With Ny Life -
+ Al II g. N, the pastor vii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

firsi Sixth ave. and Grant
Rev George Cunningham II a
m. The Finger OF God Spccia
invitation Is extended to klwanii
club. Bible school. go. Younl
People. $50 p. m. 7 80 ?. m, Fire
side hour
Wednesday $50 = m, midwin'
ter dinner and retreat Of the con
greeatlon viii be held with Dr. g
A Albertson as speaker.
aAriisf
First Mr.. J Herman Mattson
Will occupy pulpit At morning
service at II o'clock. lie vii
preach on the subject. The Might
Of Mercy" A. the evening serv'
lee at 1880. his subject viii he
The House ~ Memories"
Glasses IN school Of missionary
education meet nj Glib . N. Ths
adult olasn in the chapel
Temple So Ind and 81 Helenn
Dr X. l. Powell. Beginning sun
day. Observance Of flfth anniyer'
sary
Tuesday, all day of prayer, with
Lords supper Ia evening. $50 a
m. to 3 2. m Evening service
7 30.
Wednesday. annual anniversary
banquet and meeting 81 church
VIII be IN Fellowship hall ~ o %
o. m
Thursday. circle meetings No
2. with Mrs Clarence Johnson
2080 r. Gregory 1T No. 3, with
Mrs " g Cusiis. s724 SO ia
ri No. 4 with Mrs J. ~ Ander'
son. 38ts Mckinley ave No 3
with Mrs J ~ Newman. lls "
ssth 81. and No G. With Mrs. "
I. Powell. 5t4 50 cuRhmAn ave
No ] and No. 7 Will not NEE, nexl
week
Young people viii hold rogulai
service at the city jail Sunday aft
efnOou. . rs O'Clock
FIRST German So 2Oih and
els Walter { Damfau. pastor
Bible school. s4b m A. II
q m German worship The pas
tef eill preach on Not Hosss.
d Merchandise Al 8 - .. NJ.
young peoples ana adults Bibl,
study groups meet At -. eve
ming worship The message all
be on The Sweetest story Evsi
Told
Tuesday al p. ~ meeting d
the Friendly Bible class AZ n.
home q Mr. ard Mr. O. stolz
Wednesday ~ 7 30 , m. Bibi'
study and prayer meeting. IN tWs
groups. German and English Fr
day ~ 745 ,. m. efo8r rehearsal
siKih Aysntss--Alzth sgs Al NJ
- Rev William 7 Tuner Hps
cal meetings e0Hflu8s Until sun
day directed ~ itsg l. o fraser
80 a. a.. chDFch sehool. with
Rev Fraser speaking " intsrfns
date and young psgpls's depart.
msnt1 II O'Clock. morning Wof
snip Rev Fraser viii speak ~
=Tbs Need and Value u Faithful
ness Adult Bghls class. JuniOi
Il Z. = a.. els . NJ ssnioi
y. Z J.. 4. meeting. 30 spscia
message ~ Rev Fraser
Esening service. 7 - Rev FRA
ar SlH sptak On Mans I>uns
Home
Monday. teachers and officers
meeting Wednesday. prayer sery
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SpIkITt AlIST

Rising sun - COS Fawcett ave.
Regular services Sunday at p m.
Lecture by Rev. Loe Gilmore of
Seattle, followed by messages.
There will be card party at
the church rooms Saturday eve
ning. at p. m.
spiritual Christian 727 Fawcett
ave. Rev. Viola Nj Preston, presi-
dent, Regular services. Open
forum. p M. y Il May leading
Circles 30 p m Social and din
ner hour, 500 p. m. Healing serv-
ice. 100 p m and. 7.30 p m Rev.
Elizabeth Williams Will give a
trance lecture followed by free
messages. Tuesday at 2 p. m.
circle developing class by Rev.
Williams and preston Wednesday
at p. m. open Bible-study, heal
ing and message meeting Thurs
day advanced developing class. s
p. m. and Friday, $50 p. m. social
entertainment evening
Eternal Truth = 11l7l2 Tacoma
az. open forum at $50. Rev. +.
d. Guernsey leading. Sermon
topic, why DO People call Spirits
Ghosts ?" Circles at 4:30 Lunch
$50. Social hour. : p. m Healing
service at 7:30 O'Clock. lecture by
Rev. Martin X Page. "Topic,
Greetings OF Birthdays Here on
Earth" Messages.
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school. 10 a ~ lsalrTtm Yellow
ship. 4. m
plymouth Study club meets
Wednesday with M Baker and
Miss Elsir Kent. saip 81. } a.
Luncheon. ~ 80 3 N. Special pie-
rfam for annual birthday meet
ing and selection Of silent sisters.
Miss Helen Evans q t1rSl Congrv-
gatianal church. guest speaker
First Division ave and ] IT.
Rev. Holland y iiutf, Church
schoni. stA n. m. II n. M, sec
ond sermon on rarahlss of Jesus.
The Wise aud tooiish Brides
maids High school Pilgrim Eel
low ship. 80. tifeside Forum for
college business young people, $50,
AT home ~ pastor Wednesday,
circles of tho Nnmsns associa-
ton will meet.
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FpiSt OIAI.

Christ No ard and X ats REV.
Sidney T. James. rector. Holy
communion, 730 a. m church
school, p.th; morning prayer aud
sermon, IL Wednesday. Women =
guild luncheon. Thursday, choir
rehearsal. TAO =. m.
~. Andrews sla No Cakes,
Rev. ". q TurIlll. rector sun.
day school, &. ah =. ~. Service and
sermon. The Development, 81 RE
ligion.' II a IN.
~. Lakes Memorial North 3oth
and Cove. Rev Arthur Bell
Holy communion. 8 a. m. Y. r y,
At the rectory. ; 80 a M. Sunday
school. Gas a. m Morning sctv.
ice. IL n. m Junior choir prac-
tioe. "Wednesday, 7 = IN Senior
choir. Thursday. 80 p. m,
Church Of HOLY Communion
So isth and ! sits. REV r. II Nc
Ginnls Early service. $ n, M.
Church school 10 n. m Sermon,
Il a. M. The rector viii hold con-
feronees In the reotory from 7 un-
III > o'clock In the evening.
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CHRISTIAN

First Sixth ave. at Kay st.
Carl A. Johnson, minister. Al I
o'clock. the Church Of Youth, a
service Of worship and song The
pastor will talk on What DO
Amusements Cost YOU" Follow
ing the pastors presentation Of the
subject. the four youth groups and
the adults will 60 10 their rooms
for a Commute discussion period.
Living Adventure is the ser
mon topic for the II O'Clock morn
ing service.
First New series OF sermons,
The Challenge Of Christianity.
BY Rev Carl a Johnson. Living
Adventurously." the first, at II a.
m Other topics to follow will be,
Living Creatively" Livin &
Abundantly," Living Radisntly.
Living Religiously' and Living
VIGOROUSLY
Roosevelt Heights 2045 East
Sherman ST.. T. Deane Hill, minis
ter. Opening service at e:55, with
Bible school exercises. Morning
worship at II. Sermon topic.
Christ in Human Experience"
At $50 ?. m. Young People 5
hour. Church service follows at
Z 80. and the message VIII be,
The Beauty Of Believing.
Mid-week service and prayer
meeting Thursday evening
Mckinley Park 3sth and spo-
Kane Rev. !. 9. Shaw Bible
school g:55. Baptismal service II.
Communion OF Lords Supper. Ser
mon. Faith Alone Cannot Save. d
{ f groups. $50 p. m. Evening
worship 80. Into What Were
Ye Baptised ?" Choir rehearsal
Wednesday, s p n.
Lincoln Park 1892 50. G IT
Rev. L. f. Taber. sunday school
s.45 a m. Morning worship. II
Mrs Marvin Schaeffer will SPEAK
on China AZ ! Saw It Children''
meeting. o o'clock EndeayoT ana
sermon 7 until $40.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-28

Supported 10y Councilman George
Benin.
Yeas: COunciEmen George Benin,
Louis Benin, Brohl, Mason. Wsgar..
Wagner
Nays: None.
WyandOtte, Mich, April .. 1880.
Resolution, by Councilman John j.
Wagner
Resolved by the City Council Of the
City of WyandOtte, that the appoint
ment OF Albert A Payette, as Electri-
cal Inspector for the City Ut Wyan-
dOtte, for period OF one year be and
hereby Is confirmed as per the reoom-
menda tbOn of che City Engineer In his
letter Of even date.
move the adoption OF the f0regO-
lug resolution
Councilman John ]. Wagner.
Supported by Councilman Louis
Benin
Yeas: Councilmen George Benin.
Louis Benin, Brohl, Mason, Wagar,
Wagner.
Nays: None.
WyandOtte, Mich, April %, 1899.
Resolution, by Councilman John j.
Wagner.
Resolved by the City Council Of the
City OF Wyandotte, that the appoint
ment of Fred w. ClassOn as Building
Inspector for the City of wyandotte,
for period of one year be and hereby
is confirmed as per the recommends
ton Of hhe City Engineer in his letter
OF even date .s''.'
l move the adoption of the forego-
ing resolution
COumilman John ]. Wagner.
Supported by Councilman George
Benin.
Yeas: COuDcilmen George Benin,
Louis Benin, Brohl, Mason, Wagar,
Wagner.
Nays: None
Wyandotte, Mich, April -, 1889.
Resolution. by Councilman John J..
Wagner.
Resolved by the City Council Of the
C5ty of Wyandotte, that Councilman
Louis Brohl, ST., be and he hereby is
appointed Mayor Pro TEN of the City
Of WyandOtte, for, the ensuing year.
l move the adoption OF the forego-
ing resolution
Councilman John J. Wagner
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Councilmen George Benin,
Louis Benin, Brohl, Mason, Wagsr,
Wagner.
Nays: None
Adjournment.
Motion TO adjourn at 9 80 P. NJ, by
Councilman Wagner, supported by
Councilman Mason.
Yeas: COuncilmen George Benin.
Louis Benin, Brohl, Mason, Wagar.
Wagner.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. LaCOURSE.
City Clerk
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-28

Man can tame almost any ami.
NAL. There have been records Of
bats, porcupines, zebras, and even
wild asses being tanned, while sea
fish have been taught to come for
food.
There remain however. a few ami
mails upon which man spends his
efforts in vain and which refuse to
be blandished. The best-inown in
stance is the wild cat. The British
wild cat is definitely untameable,
and this is the more strange because
some closely allied species, such rs
the South African lynx, have been
domesticated to some extent, relates
a writer In London Answers maya
zine.
The American bob cat, which Is q
lynx, Is creature which refuses to
be tanned. Even kittens, taken when
very young and brought UP in cap
tivity, are never safe to handle.
OF all the cat tribe the most utter
ly savage is rather rare creature
called the fossa, which belongs to
Madagascar. The natives fear IL
above all other wild things, for its
ferocity exceeds that, Of q leopard.
The various wild dogs are all UNI
tameable. These include the dhole
OF India and the spotted wild dog Of
South Africa. The dingo of Austria
liza can be tanned, bat this creature
is believed to. descend from the
domesticated dog. II is curse to
the sheep farmer.
That huge weasel, the wolverine,
is the strongest animal of its size in
existence, and probably the most
cunning. It is said to be quite be-
yond the power of man to tame,
though specimens are to be seen In
many geological gardens.
Some wolves are tameable, but
not the Patagonian variety. One
more animal that can never be trust
ed is the hyena.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-28
Many Lives, Ships Lost
In Dardanelles Rattls

The first allied attack on the Oar
danelles, February 10, 1915, was
made by British and French ships.
Attacks on February 8 and March
4 were followed by the main assault
on March ID, in which one FreAch
and two British battleships were
sunk by Turkish mines and four
ships were put out Of action before
the allied forces withdrew. In Apfil
q combined military and naval cam
paisn was begun During this Gal
hpoh campaign the navy rendered
important aid, Smelling the shore to
protect land operations and demon
alizing the Turkish communications
by submarine. (which sank three
Turkish gunboats, and other ships.
Turkish and German submarines re-
taliated; the big ships Of the allies
were powerless end they were or
dered home.
By September the hopelessness Of
the campaign was realized. The
navy handled the Withdrawal of the
troops with great skill, completing
evacuation on January 8, 1916, near
" IL months after the first attack.
British casualties totaled S,O53 Of
fcers and ll4,676 of other rank
killed, wounded and missing.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-28
Movies and Television
Depend on Vision Fault

NEW YORK.-Human beings have
an optical fault-''persistence of vi
slon'-without which both motion
pictures and television would be inn
possible, television experts here ex-
plain.
The persistence of vision causes q
ghost" to linger on the retina of the
eye for about one-sixteenth of a Sec
ond after a flash of light or a pic
ture has been produced. Because of
this the frames OF motion pic
ture, which fash at a rate of "a pic
lures per second, and television,
which flashes 80 pictures per sec.
ond, appear as continuous move
ment.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-28
Vaccine Takes on
Young Woman's Nose

INDIANAPOLIS. A young
woman OF this city recently had a
misplaced" vaccination.
She had received an arm in
lection Of smallpox vaccine, then
some time later she touched q
finger to the injection wound and
then scratched her nose. Unfor-
tunately there was a slight skin
abrasion on her nose.
The Vaccination on her. arm
didn't take" But the one on her
nose did.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-28

Sincerely yours,
Justice Courts
Joseph KalaSh,
Court Clerk.
Received and placed on file.
Mr. Lawrence ]. IaCOurse,
City Clerk,
WyandOtte, Michigan.
Dear Sir:
l wish to acknowledge receipt of
your letter of April 18th, together with
copy Of Council resolution.
You may rest assured l shall keep
your objections I'm mind when and if
such legislation TO which you refer,
comes UP before the House Of Repre-
sentsttives for consideration.
Very truly yours,
Frederick j. Gartner,
State Representative.
Received and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and Council,
City Of WyansbOtte.
Wylndotte, Michigan
Gentlemen:
The Municipal Service Commission
at it's meeting held April IL. 1899, In
structed the Secretary To notify the
Honorable, the Mayor and Council that
although the Commission did not deem
1t necessary to INSTALL street light
between Second and Mckinley streets
IN Felice Street. II did. however. re-
commend that the light ut Mckinley
and Felice be raised.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-28

Total 1890
Thanking you very much for all past
consideration and knowing that your
decision on the above important its
will be q wise one and in the best in
terests Of all concerned, / remain,
Very truly yours,
Gustav Anselm,
Fire Chief
Referred to Police and Fire Commits
sion.
Honorable Mayor and Council,
iU 0f Wyandotte.
Gentlemen:
Will you kindly take the. necessary
steps to have list Street opened be-
tween Eureka and yinewood Avenues
when this condition seems to be re-
Guiredf
Respectfully submitted,
r. ". Liddle,
City Attorney.
Referred to City Attorney.
Honorable Mayor1and Council,
City Of wyandotfe, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
May 1 have a resolution of approval
Of proposed plaque Cor the Central
Fire Station. -.
A blueprint IL herewith attached.
This arproval h necessary before
being Submitted to PwA for theiesap-
prevail
Respectfully Submitted.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-31
Greenbelt Rumors

There is old parlor game which still finds IA
vor at parties. Guests sit in Large circle and
the leader viii spers sentence like "Betty is
nice girl" to the person his left. The sentence
is repeated in whisper from person to the next
until the message completes the circle Of partici-
pants and returns to the leader rThey raise al
falfa in Afghanistann such slight iati
nishing lots Of fun and laughter.
The game is played outside of parties and
especially prevalent in small towns. It is
called gossip, when it is cheap and petty; r,mor
when it is cheap and serious. Along with of
the benefits of small town Greenbe1t to have
acquired small town faults well, And here the
game to take unusually vicious claracteris-
tics.
John Smith gives neighbor Mary Jones lift in
his from Ab1ock to the shopping center and then
drives into Washington for his day at the Of fice
few minutes later Mel ghbor remarks to Neiehhor
that she Nary go down to the shopping center
early this morning. sir. Smith gave her ride"
Nei ghbor then remarks to Neighbor NJ notice that
center now." Gossip is it's way from house to
house now. ~hd you know Mr.. Smith taking Nary
Jones for rides?" mr.. Jones took Nary Smith into
Washing ton this morning." Mr.. Jones-the one Who
lives second door from you, thinks taking Mary
Smdh into town evenings" Nary Smith went into
Washing ton with Mr.. Jones the other night and they
hd not get back until this morning." mo DON'T
tell his wife, but Mr.. Jones has been spending
nings in Washing ton with Nary Smith, instead Of
working Late at the Office And when the Mrs.
Jones finally gets the rumor and asks her husband
here he Last light he is puzzled, because he
knows Of Mary Smith and actual ly studying at
tbs Library of Congress until it closed. He resents
his wfe's jealousy, and his wife's trust has been