davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-02-18

the ace of spades, take out trumps,
lead your five of hearts and finesse
the ten. If, as stated, West has the
jack of hearts, the ten wins and
you then have the ace of hearts
upon which to discard your losing
spade. Easy?
Arrangements are being made for
an open-pair game to select a pair
to represent Washington in the
Southeastern sectional champion
ship tournament at Hollywood
Beach, Fla, March 14-17. The prize
will be transportation from WASH
ington to Hollywood Beach and re-
turn. together with free hotel ac-
commodations during games and
free entry to all the events. w. H.
Mcintyre and LIE Roy Thurtell were
sent to this meet several years ago,
but since then. Washington players
have participated in it only as in
dividuals. Baltimore, Richmond
and Norfolk are making similar ar
rangements. William Cheeks and
l.. r. Watson will be in charge of
the contest here, but neither the
place Of holding it nor the date has
yet been decided.
Among last weeks leaders were
the following:
Roosevelt Hotel-Mrs c. v. Tenny and
William Cheeks, first; Mrs John Smith
and J. A. Dearing. second Michael Farino
and Morris Portugal. third.
- American Association Of University
Women-Miss Ellen McBryde Brown and
Miss Jessie MoEnery, first: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank S. Smith. second; Mr. and Mrs.
Goodwin Graham, third
ennedy-Warren-Mrs. Peyton Blamire
and Mrs. Weyman Tarplay. first: Mrs. j.
A. Long and Mrs. Alma Byrne. second
Stephen Studio - Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs Mrs T D Sheldon and Mrs; ] a. Long,
ond; J; A; Dearing and Mrs. Robert Du
Bois; third; Tuesday evening. Mrs. D. E
Stephan and Mrs. Haynes, first; s. G.
Churchill and Miss Mabel Tobin second;
w. Denman and S. Wayman, third: We'd
neSday. P. E. Henninger and John DON
nelly. first: Mrs. C. M Reddy and Martin
Hall. second; Mrs Dora Schwartz and
Morris Portugal. third Friday evening. S
9. Churchill and John Donnelly. first: Mrs
Catharine Tidball and Col. Z. B. Gray
second: Miss Mabel Tobin and Tom Flood
and Herbert Hodges. first: Mrs; W. s
Miss Mabel Tobin and Howard Campbell
for second
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colors are listed as Sop plus 5p
green and red; 1.25m plus lisp, brown
and red; Pm plus 20p. rose lake and
red; 3.50m plus 35p, blue and red.
Jack Hafner of West New York
N. j., has discovered a dot over the
left eyebrow in the eighth stamp
sixth row of the lower left pane,
plate No. 22472, 1-cent Washington
Irving stamp.
First-day sales for the Scent En-
erson stamp at Boston February
were 338,0l7 copies, 1851 covers.
The record for the Scent Alcott is
sue at Concord, Mass, on the same
date was 213,620 stamps, 1926
covers.
Arthur T. Burger, executive di-
rector of the Boys Clubs of Boston
well known in local philatelic cir
cles, was In Washington for a few
days last week on business.
The second annual exhibition Of
the Woodbridge Stamp Club was held
at the Woodbridge Library, 2206
Rhode Island avenue NE, last
week. Those displaying portions OF
their collections included Billie
Boyle, James l.. Brewrink, Mabel
Byler, Jean F. Carlton, lie Roy Cor
bin. Bernard Farwick, Bert c. Gard
ner, John D. Guillet, Joseph H
Hopping, Roger H. Johnson, Ed
ward Miller, Laurence Murphy, A.
D. Nicely, William j. O'Brien, Mary
A. Pace, Philip Pergande, Howard
Peterson. Charles e. Sener, Yves M
Tyron, Elizabeth c. Vail, Margaret
E. Vail and Joseph j. Werres. Judges
included Mrs. Marie Bredekamp, K
A. Koster and John Often.
! SO - s-o,< ---s>t
Stamp meetings for the week are
listed as follows:
| This afternoon at 3, Washington
Stamp Club of the Air, Station
VOL. Albert F. Kunze will present
q stamp romance and comment on
philatelic news.
Tomorrow evening at 7, Wood
ridge Stamp Club. Taft School
Eighteenth and Perry streets NE
Auction and bourse. ur1n
Tuesday evening at 8, Collectors
Club of Washington, Thomson
School, Twelfth and K streets NV
Auction. Exhibition by Warren c.
Summers.
Wednesday evening at 8-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Jefferson
room. Hotel Mayflower, Connecticut
avenue and De Sales street NV
Auction of United States and foreign
stamps and covers in charge of Nor
ton o. Cooper. Sale of rare paper
money for the benefit of Finnish
Relief.
Saturday evening at Z, Woodbridge
Stamp Club, first annual banquet,
1906 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

The fourteenth annual Eastern
bridge championship classic New
York City event Of the game will
be held at Park Central Hotel from
Saturday, February "a, to March 4,
inclusive, a period of nine days.
There will be five major contests.
the Goldman Open pairs, 40, 20 and
z master points and 2 convertible
master points to be awarded win
Evening star., 1940-02-18

ners; the Wainwright Womens pair
match, four and two master points
and one convertible master point
to be awarded; the Reisinger open
team Of match, 20 and 7
master points and 2 and 2 con-
vertible points; the Whitehead
mixed team of four match, IL and
4 master points and l convert
ible point, and the Liberman non
master pairs, 6 and master
points and l convertible master
point to be awarded. Last years
winners of the Whitehead team of
four match were Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Lemon, Washington, and
DR.. and Mrs. L. w. Lord, Baltimore
The tournament is very popular
one and Washington will be repre-
sented. John Rau is chairman of
the Tournament Committee. The
player who makes the highest per-
centage score in all sessions of the
tournament in which he competes
will be awarded custody Of the
Ernest Mueller Trophy. To win it
a player must participate in three
contests. -
The statement below is in answer
to the inquiry of Miss c. B. j., who
writes: Il am In a six-club contract
with the following hand: S-9-8;
HOS; D-nore: C-A-K-Q-J-8-7-6-
5-4. My partner in North has S-A-
J-7-4-3; H-A-10-4-3; D-J-10-4; c.
2. West led small heart, which
East won with the king, returning
the king of spades, and I won the
trick with the ace. I was set one
trick, losing spade and a heart.
My partner said I should have made
the contract. but did not tell me
how. Do you think it was possible?"
The contract can be made if West
holds the jack of hearts, which may
be assumed from his lead. When
East won with the king, you should
have thrown your queen of hearts.
You probably kept it and played the
five. That would be fatal with a
spade return. You must find some
place to discard your losing spade
! After winning the second lead with
Evening star., 1940-02-18

The slow approach to the proper
contract in which hand should be
played generally brings the best re-
suits. Sometimes when a Jump is
made too quickly it proves to be a
Evening star., 1940-02-18

The hold ,och Kenal Atatnr ounder OF modern Turkey
still maintains the affections of his people mani
test in the stamps issued to commemorate the first anniversary
o. MS deah one shos the house IN ottch he iued hen
are listed as: 2 D. S. 67 12h and 17z H. of the
national poet the couer reproduced herewith courtesy
States. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1940-02-18

The National Press Club will play
its bring your own partner" dupli-
cate game tomorrow night in the
clubs auditorium.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

| players Of the Washington Bridge
League, was dealer in a rubber game
and picked up the East hand con-
tanning the eight high honor tricks,
four aces and four kings. Culbert-
son says that with a certain distri-
button there may be eight and one
half honor tricks in a hand, but
never more. This hand was most
unusual, and Mrs. Hamlin hopefully
expected a slam. She started the
bidding with two diamonds and fol-
lowing the convention in such cir
cumstances, her partner, DR.. B. l..
Naiman, called two no trumps. In
stead Of giving him an opportunity
for another bid, Mrs. Hamlin, usually
a very skillful player, Immediately
jumped to six no trump.
In order for the declarer in West
to make this contract, it would have
been necessary for him to hold either
the queen of diamonds or the queen
of spades. He had neither. North
opened the queen of spades, which
was won by the king, and West then
found himself locked in dummy with
only one possible chance of getting
out, and that failed. He led the
ace and king Of clubs, and the clubs
In his own hand were then estab-
lished If he could get into it.
He made the only attempt that
had any possibility of success. If
the queen Of diamonds should fall
on his lead Of the ace of that suit,
his nine Of diamonds would be set
up as an entry. It didn't, but in
stead dropped on the second lead,
and his nine was then gone He
was forced finally to yield two spade
| tricks for set Of one.
This deal should have been played
for seven clubs against which there
Is no defense. Had East made a
three or four no-trump overcall,
| West would have shown his clubs on
the second round of bidding. In any
event, as the result showed, he
should have overcalled six no-trump
with seven clubs. Such hands are
infrequent, and when they come
those who are fortunate enough to
hold them should get the maximum
score.
| The Federal Bridge League cam
celed its regular team-of-four game
last Tuesday night and donated its
headquarters for an open-pair game
for the benefit of the blood-and-
serum fund of Children's Hospital.
A series of such games was con-
Quoted on different nights last week
under auspices of the American
Contract Bridge League.
In the Federal game. the winners
were: North and South, Frank B.
Lord and. Mrs Ruth L. Carlstrand
first, 142la points; Roy Astleford
and j. L. Wilson, second, 1921
points; Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Westrich
third, 1901 points; East and West
L. E. Schmidt and 3. K. Meade, first
1511a points: Rush Buckley and r
Aukshun. second, 1851 points; Ned
Brooks and J. B. Latta, third, 112
points. ID ...,.
The league will resume its regu-
lar team of -four series Of games
next Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Three more games remain to be
played in which opportunity will be
afforded for qualification.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Senator Champ Clark of Missouri
Is the sponsor of bill to ban air
mail flights to Bermuda as long as
British censorship of American let
ters to Europe is permitted there.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Finland has Cancelled plans for the
proposed olympic games and Abo
University sets. A series OF Red
Cross stamps, however, win Be IS
sued showing soldiers Ia uniforms
Of different periods. valu1s md
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Switzerland has brought out a
series Of stamps in different coiors,
but of no face value, for the use Of
soldiers on active service.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

colors are listed as Sop plus 5p,
green and red; 1.25m plus lisp, brown
and red; Pm plus 20p. rose lake and
red; 350m plus 35p, blue and red.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Five-cent Walt Whitman stamps
will be flown from Camden, N. j.,
to the poets birthplace, Huntington,
Long Island, N. Y, Tuesday.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

following deal illustrates a tragic
Evening star., 1940-02-18

First-day sales for the Scent En-
erson stamp at Boston February
were 338,0l7 copies, 1876, covers.
The record for the scent Alcott is
sue at Concord, Mass, on the same
date was 213,620 stamps, 34,325
covers.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

The leagues most recent pair
game was played in three sections.
In the first section with nine ia
bles, the North and South leaders
were:
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Jack Hafner of West New York
N. j., has discovered dot over the
left eyebrow in the eighth stamp
sixth row of the lower left pane
plate No. 22472, 1-cent Washington
Irving stamp.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

President Roosevelt has received a
flrst-day cover from Portland, Me-,
almost 2 feet long. 1t contains a
rare engraving of Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, full sheets of the'Long-
fellow stamps and other material
and is franked with multiple copies
OF the LongfelloW issue.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

DR.. Lothrop Stoddard, a member
of the Washington Philatelic So
ciety, has returned to the United
States after many months of travel
In war-torn Europe. He has been
writing for the North American
Newspaper Alliance, and his articles
have appeared in The Star.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Arthur T. Burger, executive di-
rector of the Boys Clubs of Boston
well known in local philatelic cir
cles. was in Washington for a few
days last week on business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Death s2otlfRs

BREAILT- Dec 20, josephine OF i21s6
Christy. wife Of the late Dolphus, dear
mother 81 Mrs. Theodore Applebaum. Aide
and Arsene Joseph and Leo Breault,
grandmother Of % grandchildren. Funeral
Tuesday. $50 a. m, at A. H. Peters
az our Lady Of Good Counsel Church. In
terment Lake Linden, Mich
CT NN-John (scotty), suddenly, beloved
husband Of Helen tnee Aranowskil, dear
father Of James J son Of John and Mar
gaTei Gum, brother OF Mrs. John Martin
Of scotland Mrs. Thomas Meldrum, Mrs.
James Craig. Mrs Charles Blanchard. Rod
erick. Charles and Robert. Funeral from
l.. T. Sohocinski funeral home, 5i4t Nc
Dnugall.- corner Farnsworth Wednesday.
Pm Interment IN Forestlawn.
HOEFLER Dec. rs. Carr. Of 1874 Viz
ginia Park husband OF the late Bertha.
dear father nj Mrs a. T Hascall. Paul.
Esther and Raymond Hoetler, grandfather
Of five grandchildren. Funeral service
Tuesday, ? p. m, At A. II. Peters Funeral
Homes l2057 Gratiot
MI Filler December IS, Ida Of 1927
Helen: dear sister Of Mrs Otto Homer;
aunt Of Margaret Homer Funeral service
Tuesday 10 a. m At A. X. Peters Funeral
Home, l2o57 Gratiot
PARKS-Clarence. beloved husband of
Edith; dear father Harold. Vera
Dalton. Robert Marion Olschefski. Vivian
and Donald. Funeral service from iate
residence. 224i Holcomb. Thursday al
2 p. m
ROsENTHaI-D rs. 1870. Lena, beloved
mother Of Reva r. herman and Mrs. Nor
ton J. Newander. grandmother Of Gloria
and Joyce. Al Gilberts funeral home. 81
Delaware avenue until Tuesday noon.
Services from chapel of Temple Beth FL
Tuesday at CLOCK
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Thief Shoots Grocer
Who Put Cash in Safe

Harry Leyiant. 80. one of(the
owners of the DeNter-DaylSon
Market. Is IN Highland Park Gen
eral Hospital with a bullet. wound
IN his leg. The victim Of an en-
RACED bandit who shot the grocer
when he discovered he had little
money With him. The shooting
occurred m front q Lcviant 5
home az 2709 Fullerton street
when two men. one armed with a
revolver, held mp LeViant and his
son, Norman. i. They demanded
the receipts Of the market. bat
Ieviant told them he had locked
them IN tho safe. he Was shot.
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BIRTHS

virginia wheeler 9io West Busna viiiA.
Highland Park Owinsl. ft-f
fllysn Weiss, $3.50 Clements
Peggy Wieginion. i5ioS Thomas Allen
Aansene Wilson. 1855 Twen,y.nf,h.
Lyndall Nounghlood. 1885 Albion.
Ann zunieh. i3iis Rs e,
Girls were norm 20:
Ann AndrIocioli. SIS :. Dumfries
Mary Angelosan,0. 2iaA Erskine.
Lillian Ames. ie33e lrviHgtan.
Verve Buiting. 1897 Hudson.
Esther Burge, 504o Dickersnn.
Marie barrett. 80 Eliza. hazel Park.
Margaret Craig. 3f5 Nester. Ferndale
Emly Christiansen. 36i ". OAK Ridge
Ferndale
Lorraine Cook. - Amherst Lane, Dearborn
Dorothy Corey. 420i Buens Vista.
Clara childers. t772 Williams.
uelen Cenley. si7f Campbell
Marv Codrea 63aa Clifton.
Margaret Day. 17175 Biltmore.
Eleanor Dntmer 2762a Eernse road r. r
No. ! Romulus Township. lnkster.
Anna Doyle. 1854 Copiin.
Mary Daniels. 5if5 Riopebe.
MARY Esslnger. 1850 Ferdinand.
Bernice Eckmsn, isn5 Liveruglst
Audrey FieidinE ASA Grand River.
Naomi Cough. 1889 Blame.
Doliie Guzman. 1880 Fifteenth
Charlotte Gofrsnk 1900 Ward
Marguerite GRAIN, 22i3o Francis. Dear
May coward 1906 Marantette
Catherine CLAWS. ZOOS Herarih
Gwendolyn Greener. rs Brooklne, Dear
Ns p9I4' Greene 1881 Aramore.
Gina Genotu a36 $. Waring
Ellen HICKS. 2l23 ASH.
Marie klenhardt. 1909 Corheit'
Wanda kciasinski. 1903 Gabel.
olga Koval, 1857 MaSwood.
Irene Kelllnr. s3A Marcy.
Meta Low Il, 1923 ChsisiianeF.
Louise Lucas. 1855 Elmhurst.
Ellen Leverick. 1928 CITIES.
Wilma LakIn. ss66 Ward
Esther Lamb 1885 Seward
Wilma Maciborsk, 23ls Grazing Ham
iramck
Antoinette Mazzenga. 1904 Russell.
Dorothy Mahoney. 1851 Anthem.
Margaret Mosser, 5i4s Fourth.
Helen Mngyorus. 2f7 Fortune.
rose NIC010. TICS greeley.
Bernce O Rourke. 1923 Grandvilie.
Florence Oliisky, 22i2 Fullerton.
Dorothy 'Rrien 1858 Mayheld
Viola Packola, iS74i Fourteenth.
Edvthc Pendereast. 1871 Rockingham
| drive.
Louise Propes 55s W. 1O-MIe road, Haze
PARK.
Constance Roberts, 52s E. Jarvis. Hazel
Dorothy Rottschsfcr. 1910 Kipline.
Mary Russell. 1927 Tracey
Brorcz Redmond. 1870 Field
Patricia silaski. 1929 St Auhin
Bernice Smykowski. 6ii9 Martin
Margaret Salmon, 2937 Lakeview.
! AAzaheih- Slhnia7-a4aI- Decatur.
Alice stout. ESQ Faust.
Ruth seldom. 1916 Van Buren,.
Mildred Santeu. 1880 fireman.
jeanette Troe, 236ii Hill. Van DYKE.
Sophie Temkiewicz, 1925 Williams.
Marie Tnrbron. 1912 Mendoza.
Erma Thompson. rs Ashley. ROYAL Oak.
Marion Van Camp, 1851 Chapel.
Mary Vespek. 5057 Barham.
Stella Woutas $500 Mitchell.
Lillian Walters. 1925 Lemay,
Melva Wood. 1857 McGraw
Marie Wendell. 1909 Utica road Rose
vile
Suzan WINNER 1856 Crawford.
Pearl Wilson $3.50 Field.
Ruth WILDER. 2o025 Heating.
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Funeral Directors

NEStS COMPANY Cnustmas Specials
-4s- - --.l-Gtz--sla1- 4IAn1- L-l-ef-
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Legion Chief Urges
Cool. Steady Defense

los Angel rs. Dec so
0NSl Milo J. Warner Of Toledo
national commander Of the Amer
lean Legion. today issued a warn
ing against defense hYsteria and
urged cool steady preparation for
any war crisis. Warner said the
Legion was against fighting any
of Americas battles outside the
United STATES and favored aid 10
the British insofar as II docs not
ondanGer Americas defensGs.
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Death nctires

EPPENs-Deo rs. 1890 Mary A. tnes
Hemmen). age 70 years; wife Of ths
late Hugo "Opens. dear mother of William
J. Mosher, Alfred W. "Opens and the late
Jacob p, Mosher and Fred NJ. "Opens
grandmother of grandchildren; sister OF
Michael and William Hemmen. Funeral
Tuesday AZ $50 a. m. from residence,
$3.50 Gratiot and 10 a. m. Al Nativity oi
our Lord Church, interment at Mt.
Elliott
sHEA-Dsc. rs, 1870. Cornelius J.. nus.
hand of the late Julia, dear father OF
Mrs. Ralph Chenpt. Ella, Clayton. Emmett
Robert and JacI: brother Of Mrs MARY
Shea Of Los Angeles. Cal. Funeral service
Tuesday. 1890 a. m from the J. W
Nancy Chapel, Lincoln and Hancock: II
A. m. at 81 Theresa's Church. Calumet.
Mich. papers please cops
SNAN-Jennie Maude tnee MAXWELL
December IS At residence. l2i6 W
Forest beloved wife of the late Charles T
A. Funeral Tuesday. ? y m. from tho
Henry J, HASTINGS Funeral Home. 1921
Second Blvd lacrosse Wis, papers
please copy
WALTER Dee 2s. Augusta. wife Of the
late August, dear mother of Russell, Roy,
Minnie Mrs Edward Mattick, Mrs. LOUIS
Funk Jr. and Mrs. William seggie Funeral
Thursday. p. m, At residence. 2i3s
Elmwood
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&auezteSetviice Di1ecto1y
ss. H. syxsa.s elIDE -, ~ ~
Furnace Cleaning and Repairing

COMPLETE furnace repair and installation
ALI types lowest prices. TR 1-O3ll.
COOKS FURNACE REPAIR
2nEA- Eight -Male Road Townsend s-s467
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Herman NJ. Burton. q Roslyn Fried
man. 10
Alexander Jacobson 80. selma Finkel. 25.
John A. ChoJnsckl p Jennie Grzz1Hl.
81
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CHERRY $500
BIRTHS

Jeanne somers 1926 Indiana
- = 81 tlis4f4
Eva Snyder. fsl0i Greenwich.
Jean Syer $500 sixteenth
Edith Sporer. 3345 Nicksburg
Irene SchwHnn. 1855 Humboldt.
Mabel Scntt lis Van Dyke
Mildred Tspp. 2e6i Central
June Trnmhley $3.50 Robins q
Theresa NigneuX. 7i2 Church, Wind
Ontario
Helen Varga s06S. Fulton.
Della Voss, sqa5 Clarion.
Helen Van Annda, 1885 Concord.
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wlCleanudg and Glazing

JOSEPH HlfAL rJnrrai Fau.rs itsHo
tlart. corner Harold. Information
Townsend s-15ff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Fort Custer Escapes
Any Cases Of Flu

FORT CUSTER. Dec 30.-Not
a case Of flu. which seems 10 be
sweeping The West. has been ro-
ported az Fort Custer. but those
diseases of childhood. muRlpS and
measles, prevalent in the vicinity.
have not passed by
Five companies of the 10th In
fantry have been placed in work
ing quarantine. while Company
T. 2nd Infantry, and headquarters
detachment. 2nd Infantry, were
released from quarantine.
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ALTERATIONS plumbing. heating. sewers
cleaned hY eIsgfrc. 2f-hegf service Tenn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

Arthur Moore from Mary.
Helen Mann from Munro J.
Genevieve J. Germaine from Anthony.
Nirgii r. Ballentine from Ola n
Anna Gurwitz from David.
Helen Curtis from TaimadEe.
Sylvia Cooper from Jack X.
Gladys McVeigh from Bernard.
Mary NJ Brown from Thomas F
Irene Nojcichowski from George
Lucy Ireland from Moses.
Merlin Smith from Sybil
Elsie Harlow from Wendell.
Betty Leider from lrving.
Louise Gallagher from Frank J.
Louise Ashley from Edgar r.
Charlotte NJ Ezelle from Charles r
Lucille Harris from Howard.
Violet c. Long from Merrel J.
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DEATHS

James Jackson Ward. 502a Third. 50.
Frank Milford Cooper inkster. /.
Emma DAVIS 1850 Pasadena. So
Nvonne Sheeitz. POSTS Gable l.
Eufemia Evass Avram. 3l74 East Lafa
yette 81.
John L. Stamann. 1928 Irwin. Plymouth. 81
A bert John Burchi APPS Oliver. ~.
Eleanor Berry i637 FairvieH. So.
Arthur Henri Basten. 909 Knowles. Roya
Oak. 81
Iovetta Cooper Tops 4l3s Brush, 81
Theresa Cadreau PAS Sixth. a..
Ray Putnam. sass John R. Q.
Frank Franehi 1862 Hanson. So
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Lost ard Found


BADGE. KEYS. lost; valuable to owner only.
Reward. Hogarth s64i. Townsend s-s02i.
BEAGLE hound. lost, Male, black back,
white feet. Scared nose. Reward. Plaza
3sOs
QQG-LnSt- hlack-Lan female Airedale--red
collar. child grleving- Reward. Lnf-
versity 3-4Si0
DOG. lost: female pointer, white, liver;
license 100. Reward, Oregon 1853.
ENVELOpEzLarge. yellow. containing
papers valuable 10 owner only Reward,
Dearborn 2342
JEWELRY-W White envelope. ladys wrist
watch diamond. ameihyst rings; Keep
sakes; reward. SLocum INA,
LOST Cocker Spaniel. female, black and
-wrTrrr- reward~~Universitv 2-2S3i
MONEY CLIP lost contrasting watch. knife.
ts.'i-- keef-sar-=-- R+R4t5
2-3575 1850 General Motors Building
$40 90 REWARD for recovery OF male blue
tick hound. black and white spotted,
brown spots over eyes. lost Friday, 9th.
l2022 Strasnprg. Phone Pingree 7055. can
evenings
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Vocort Lots for Sale

DEARBORN hlGhLANDS-B eautifu
home sites $3.50 and up DE. 1865.
FhA building Iot. Glastonbury road, near
Plymouth road. $3.50 cash. We $3.50.
FRA LOTS. 1878. FREE AND CLEAR
ROUNTREE. 1920 pym'th Rd. We. o-i500
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BIRTHS
DIVORCES

Nellie westfsn. 1925 Fourteenth
Aibine Zvara. 1855 Roosevelt.