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Evening star., 1940-05-15
Conference on Problems
Sought by Electric Bond
BY The Associated Press,

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Electric
Bond g. Share Co. reported today its
management had informed the Sc
curities and Excrange Commission
of desire to work out integration
problems by conference to avoid
court actions.
In reply to a recent S. E. c.
order charging the company's cor
porate structure was unduly COM
plicated, Electric Bond e. Share
contended its relation to subsidi-
aries was exceedingly simple"
Last March, shareholders were re-
minded in the company's quarterly
report, Electric Bond & Share was
cited by the S. E c. to show cause
why 1t should not comply with the
1895 Utility Holding Company Act
requiring simplication of holding
systems.
For the three months ended with
March, Electric Bond g. Share
showed balance of $127,548 for
the common stock compared with
a deficit of s34,044 in the like 1899
period.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Bond Averages
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 15.-The bond
market hammered away at foreign
issues from start to finish today, but
domestic loans rallied with mild
success after heavy morning losses.
Foreign recessions ranged from
fractions to more than points near
the close Domestic liens gyrated
in range of more than points.
A few plus signs dotted the United
States. Government lists. but losses,
in the majority, ran as high as
point.
Widest declines in the overseas
division were scored by loans of
Canada, Denmark, France, Italy,
Norway, Belgium and Argentina.
Francisco Sugar IS tumbled 8 in
the domestic division and smaller
losses appeared for Illinois Central
434s, international Paper IS, Inter-
national Telephone IS and Ameri-
can & Foreign Power SIS.
On the topside were Postal Tele-
graph IS, Studebaker IS and Frisco
. 41as Of '78.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Cleveland Park Group
Shown Post Office Plans

Plans for the new branch Post
Office for the Cleveland Park sec
ton, to be erected in the 34OO block
Of Connecticut avenue NV, were
shown the Cleveland Park Business
mems Association Monday night at
its meeting in the Connecticut ave-
nue. branch Of the City Bank, 3401
Connecticut avenue NV.
Further plans for sponsorship of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars En-
campment by the association were
discussed. The encampment will be
held June IL, 13 and IA, with
parade on Connecticut avenue June
II. Les Kohler is chairman Of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars commit
tee for the association. Frank r.
Heife is general chairman for the
veterans.
Know Your Money" motion
picture issued by the Secret Service,
was shown.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

Oo III ltop -
Beanuit Mills.
Beech Aircraft
Bellanca Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
Bsrk & Gay Fur.
Bickfords (.60e)
Bickfords Of ESQ
Bliss &c W.
Blue Ridge -
Blue r CIV pf(3h)
Blumenthai 49,.
Bohack III c. :
Borne Scrymser-
Bourtois tlg)
Bowman B I'd pf
Brazilian TrLAP
Breeze corp 60g
Brewster Aero
Bridge I Machine
Brill lA) -
Brill pf
Brillo Mfg (.S0)-
Brown 90 pf (r)
Brown F. & W ---.
Brown For Dist.
Brown Rubber -
Bruce Co tE IL
Buckeye p L (2e)
B N&EP Of I 81
Bunker Hill .60s-
BURY Biscuit =
Cable 81 Pro vte-
CaliitTungstsn
Can Col Always
Can Mar " .o4e
Cap City Pro .15s
Carib syndicate
Carman lB) ----
Carnation dla)--
Carnegie Met :.
Caro- Pal pf t6)
| Caro- Pol pf l7)
Carrier Corp
| CartertJ W).15s
Casco Prod (1s,
| Catlin tAm)
CeiAn ptc pf t7aI
| Celluloid Corp
| Cent HG&E t.60)
| Cent NY PW Of s
| Cent Oh Stl soc
Cent States Elec
Cent st El CIV pf
Cent st e CIV pf n
Cent St e 6 % Of
| Cent ST y ] 70 p1
| Chamb NV .lOs-
| Charts Corp go
Chesebro t4a) -
Chi Flsx 8 t6a)-.
| Childs pf ---.
| Cities Service :
Cities Service pf
| Cities Svc pf tB)
| Cities Svc BIB pr .
| Cities Svc p & L
| pf t6) l3.5Ok
| City Auto Stpg.6'
| Clark Contr use
| Claude Neon l.
| Clev Elec Ill ga J
| Clev Tractor
| Club Alum Uten
Cohn & so
| Colon Develop
| Col Fuel & ! war
Colts Pat F A 20
Col @ & e of t5D
| Columb OH & Gal
Com with h 8 war
Com Pol LIST of
Compo Shoe %
| Conn Tel & Elec-
Consol Biscuit
Cons GEE Bo 3.6(
| Consoi Gas Util
| Cons Retail Strs
| Cons Royalty 30
Cons Steel Corp
| ContlG&E pr pf Z
Cont Roll q Stl
Cook Paint (.60)
| Cooper 6ess
| Coop-B prpf2.25k
Copper Range
| Cornucopia Gold.
| Corroon d Reyn-.
| Cosden Petrolm
| Cosden Petr pf -.
| Creole Petr 60a
Crocker- Wheeler
Croft ewing
| Crowley Miner .
Crown Cent Petr
| Crn OK Int A 60k
! Crown Drug O5e
| Crown D pf 1.7b
Cuban All Sug Co
Gun Press of $50
| Darby Petroleum
| Dayton Rub soc.
| Decca Rec so -.
| Dennison (A)---
Derby OH
| Det Gasket (.6ONl
Det GAM pf lao
Dst Gray II .04a-
Det Mich Stove =
Det Stl Prod .25o
Divco Twin Trk-
Dobeckman
Domin Stl & Coal
Draper Corp t3a }
Dubilier Con .07s
Duke Power .7Se-
Duro-Tost :,
| Duval Texas Sui.
| Eagle Pitch Lead
| East'n Gas&Fuel
Eastn 0&F 8 Of
| Eastn Gas d Fuel
| pr pf tIl36kIt
| Eastern States
Ea stn SITS pf B
| Easy W tB).126e
Econ'y G 8 Use :
Eleo Bond q Sh :
| Elso B d 8 pf (6l
Elec B q 8 pf te)
! Elec p 4 l. war :
| Electrographic l.
| Elgin Nat w Soc
| Emerson Electric
| Emp G&F 81 pf-
| EN- G&F ~ q p1
| Emp 0&F I = pf
| Emp 0&T 81 pf-
| Emsco Derrick
| EQUITY Corp.
| Equity ~ pf (3)-
| Dsauirs a.sol----
|. 1airchlld AVA.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

rim bankruptcy ov receivershfp or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Aet or
securities assumed bS such companies.
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annua1 declars-
ton Unless otherwise noted. special Or
extra dividends are not included Q Also
extra or extras d Accumulated dividends
paid last year Declared or uaid 80
far this wear PAYABLE In stock Paid
last wear b Cash or stock / Accumu.
lated dividends maid OF declared this year
ur Under rule w With warrants ~
without Warranta var warrants
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Commodity Price Index
Declines Slightly
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The National Fertilizer Associa-
tons index Of wholesale commodity
prices declined slightly last week,
touching the lowest point since the
first Of April.
The index receded to 772 per cent
Of the 1926-28 average, compared
with 77.3 the preceding week, IT'S
. month ago, and 72.6 q year ago.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Boston WooI Market

BOSTON, May 15 0qs Omitted States
Department of Agriculture). A few sales
were closed on the Boston market TODAY
to cover immediate needs. Interest in
barred with Monday and Tuesday Twelve
months Texas wool brought S2-s6 cents
secured basis. Good French combinr
lengths. hne territory wools in originaI
bags brought S2-s4 cents. secured basis
Country-packed, three-eighths and Quarter
blood bright fleece wools were receiving
crease. delivered to users.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

ww-With warrants. xw--Without war
sNeRotiability impaired by maturity.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Metal Market

ytssdsi .,essrelstie. A .pot. e connsetieut gsi.
". It.a7h-60: export f.a.s New YORK,
a1.2k. Tin easisf; spot and nearby, 02. 90:
Yofka Boob .O6s xast et Louis. Ass. Zine
steady: East gt Louis. SPOT and forward.
1.76. Quicksilver. 1S2. .00-1 %. 90. Plat.
Pig Iron, aluminium. apttmopy. C6tness
wolframtto and doWoot3o 0cheoo1eo IN.
ehAn9eAs h
Evening star., 1940-05-15
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE

Dividend Rate. Add co. Hish. Low. Clcse.
Prudential Inv - 5 81 6h 6k
Pb sve Col pf tG los 107 107 1c7
Pb sve Col pf (7) los 112k l12st 112k
Pb Sve Ind S6 Of 1025s 46N l2 l61b
p 8 Ind 81 Or Of 575s SO 831s So
Pub 8 Ok pl pfte) 1905 10s lO1 101 ;
Pug Sd $5pf 1.35k 25s 10 70 10 '
Puget Sd p 50 pf 175s 20 18 1s
Pug Sd Pulp1.25s 81 22N 20 PIN
Quaker Oats t6) 110s ia 113h ia
Quaker Oats pf6 30s 14sN 14sN 14sh
Evening star., 1940-05-15
New York Bonk Stocks

NEW YORK. May 15.-Nationsl Asso-
citation Securities Dealers Inc. bank and
trust division.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
Licenses Granted
by the Council

The Council Tuesday night voted the
ISSUANCE of the following licenses:
Junk dealers Charles Stein. 523
Che~tmt street; Norman AltrIS. 739
Grove street Joseph WeiSe. 1919 Lin
coin street Alvin D%lano. 1920 Biddle
avenue: Felix WOjtOla. 12O2 Maple
street: julius AltaIS. 733 Grove street ::
Max Bearzow>ky. ING Biddle avenue
class &C" restaurants - Hugo G..
Schroeder. 2922 Biddle avenue: Stan
ley Gorecki. 1900 Biddle avenue: FL
nier y. Leblanc, G6 Goddard road :
Joseph j. DmOchow>ki. 500 Fourth
street; George Chiplicki. 367 Pine
street; Frank Wojtkowi:lk. 1902 Oak
>trcer.
class b" restaurant Mrs. BrOn-
i>law RZamek 1901 Mckinley avenue.
Dance halls Elmer A. Leblanc
G06 Goddard road: Joseph J Dmoch-
1wSki 3926 Fourth street; Frank
Wojtkowiak. 1902 Oak street.
Milk dealer RiSdun Brothers.
1923 f. street. Detroit.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
One Dead, One
Hurt in Collision

A. the result of an automobile col
li>iun ON Crosse He Monday morning.
Grover sullivan, Jr.. f as West
Grand boulevard. Detroit. died in The
Wyanduttr General hospital during 1 hc
afternoon
Young Sullivan. II years IF age. WAS
Il passenger In Il car driven by Charles
ii. Cisco. Is. of 2GOS Roosevelt. Cisco
was brought to the Wyandotte General
hospital. badly injured, when his car
crashed into tree
Robert Kimball. Is. of Crosse lie.
driver IF the car which cullidt+l with
Cisco's. escaped injury.
The accident occurred at Macomb and
Meridian roads.
Funeral services for Young sullivan
were held in Detroit yesterday after
noon. He was student at Western
Ligh school, and formerly a member
If the RO.TC., and of Boy Scout
troop No. 60, of Trinity EpiscOpa
church.
He is survived by his father, Grover
{. Sullivan, Of HALEY. Id: his grand
mother. Mrs y. ]. sullivan. of Salt
Lake City: his uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert l.. Smithee, and his
cousins. Marie and Ruby Lee Smithee.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
British Give Up All Gold
AT Request of Government

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the call Of
The government for foreign ex-
change, gold, coins and bullion. thou
sands of persons have entered the
Bank Of England 10 give up articles
ranging from $4,000 in bar gold 10
an American dollar gold piece.
Even statuettes, metal paper
weights and ashtrays are beng
taken through the impressive portals
of the bank Pink-Coated bank mes
sengers are directing al persons
with such offerings TO the foreign
exchange department.
Some people, apparently guided by
their conscience, have arrived with
pockets full of French centimes,
Italian lire and Scandinavian ore.
Inquiries have been received from
persons who have coins attached TO
their watch-chains, necklaces and
bracelets. All have been told TO sur
render such coins, no matter what
the sentimental value may be.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
DOughbOys Retain olive

Doughboys Will continue TO march
IN olive drab. The blue uniforms
some of them have been wearing
on trial could be seen too easily bv
an enemy.
Secretary of War Woodring has
announced that while retaining the
olive drab color the army viii adopt
the design of the tested uniforms
TO provide greater comfort for the
men. Long trousers Will replace
breeches, and shoulders of shirts
and coats Will be cut TO fit more
loosely.
Woodring said that tests by troops
at i've scattered posts showed the
olive drab shade was better adapt
ed to camoufiage than the slate blue
for an-weather, all-year-round
wear, and for all types of terrain"
There is no doubt, however. of
the superiority of the slate blue
uniforms design" he said.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
Wyandotte in
the Last Mar

Preparations Were completed for the
opening drive of the Detroit patriotic
funds. Perhaps the reader has re
CeiptS stored away for his payments
as the writer has. The organizations
I" benefit by the fund were the Red
Gross. IN CA, Knights of Columbus
Jewish war fund. and all other war
and charitable objects for which m,li-
cy WAS needed
Twcny-f"ur men left from local
board No. 3 tWyando,rrD on May Is
for Columbus barracks in Ohio Thu>c
living in WyanduIte were August
Grunwald. Marian Davidzink. Eli Rem
aud, Felix j. Ewald KonStanry Rol-
eski. Harvey Ha>s. Tony Dickman.
George Bauer
Corporal J. J. Uman of Detroit.
VIII" had seen duty over there" gave
Il patriotic address III smoker of ;hr
Michigan Alkali club Tlman said tina
he had met Lieut. Cnam. IorpnZ. smith
lit'ldman. Gibbs and oiihcr Wyandotlr
boys. VIII" were all we'll when hc left
the front.
The Knights of Colpnd,u> war camp
fund received contributions of Silt
ia Wyamdnltr
Bishop Henderson IF Washington.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
France Eases Mind
OF PoiIu at Front
Family Cares Are Assumed
| Blythe Government.

PARASITIC French soldier at the
front in this war will not have 10
worry about his family as did his
predecessor of 1914. A society has
been formed to look after the family
the pollu has had TO leave back
home. If his wife is going TO have a
baby, the soldier will have the as
surance that she and her child viii
be looked after carefully. If he has
father and mother, who have
looked TO him for support in their
old age, the soldier knows that they
will not be in want
The organization that has Keen
formed to care for the dependents
of French soldiers is called the
"Work of Mutual Assistance in the
Army" 1t was founded IN Febru-
AIRY, 1899. by Prime Minister Ed
GUARD Daladier, who also is minister
of war 1t springs from his knowl-
edge Of the needs Of the soldier that
he acquired in the World war, when
he was an infantryman. A society
established for this purpose was set
up late in the World war, and then
1t did not discharge its mission eff
ficIently.
The new organization is a SORT Of
roof society, uniting the mutual
aid societies and military homes
that have been operating throughout
France and in her overseas colonies.
"Foyers Militaires," which CORE
spond roughly 10 the Y M c. A.
huts which were set up for American
troops, are to be established IN ev-
cry corps Of the French army. These
"foyers" viii serve as recreation
and social centers. They viii con-
sist of a recreation hall equipped
with billiard tables, wireless sets,
gramophones and chess tables, a
reading and writing room, barber
shop and hall for theatr.cals and
motion pictures.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
Tavern Serves Model
Village of Greendale

MILWAUKEE,, WIS.-Greendale,
the federal governments model vii
lage on the outskirts of Milwaukee,
has a model tavern. too.
1t encourages eating instead of
drinking. There are no blinds or
screens on windows and doors to
conceal those inside taking a nip;
there are no special ladies" or
''farnily entrances.
Fred Staub has obtained the right
TO operate the tavern on a sub
lease from the Grecndale asSocia-
ton. which holds general lease on
all business property in the vii
lage He plans 10 invite the Green
dale wOInen's organizations to hold
their meetings IN his place.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
NOTICE OF SALE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE--Om June
l1lh. 1910, al 10 \. NJ. Al tie lily
ball. Wyandutle. |. Lawrence j. La
Course. City Clerk of the City of Wy
;ndotte. will offer for sale To the high
~ bidder. Il Ford pickup truck 1!2!'
Model Serial No. 2-EJ2l3O. which WAS
abandoned upon the public streets of
the City of WyanlOtte on December
Il. 1899 after having been involved in
an accident and damaged.
Dated: AT Wyandotte. Michigan.
This 10Th day of May. 1910.
LAWRENCE j. I.aCOURSE.
4iW2 City Clerk.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
ATTENDED DINNER BREAkFAST
AT METROPOLITAN Club

Mis- ltpihd Johnson Miss Leila
Me>ton. Miss Emily Thinner and Miss
Hazel Ad.iir attended Il dinncr-break
fast given. lay The Metropolitan Library
clul, al lie Detroit Golf club. sunday
May l.
Dr Howard Met husky. a>>uCiItc dir
ector of The American Youth CommlS
Sion. flew from Washing nn O" address
the club. and Madam, G"etI Lung
berg. charming Swedish ~,pr.u".
Formerly with Tie Metropolitan Opera
Company Who has just c.o~cd iunr
of South America. enter, aimed the
club with -roUp OF Swedish songs.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
EXAMINATIONS TO BE HELD
FOR MARITIME PERSONNEL

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced an open cOmpe-
titive examination to secure maritime
personnel representatives for the l. :.
Maritime Commission. The duties 81
the position include the making of In
sIpecionS aboard vessels under JurlS-
GiItion Of the Maritime Commission L.
determine compliance with the rules
and regulations pertaining 10 VeSS~'I
personnel. The salary is $1,000 year
les retirement deduction of 312 pei
cent.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
Ecorse Pioneer S
Burial Today

Funeral services will he held ut the
ThOn funeral home. at O'Clock TINS
afternoon. for Henry Bailey. Mr.. Bail
ey. - years of age, had spent his eli
tire life in EcOrSe township, dying al
his home. 1916 Seventh street, Oh
Tuesday.
He i survived by his wife. Mary a
laughter. Mrs. Myrtle Pelleuer, and
two SONS. Harvey and Elton; ais"
three grandchildren Burial viii be III
West Mound cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17

SHERIFF"S SALE BY virtue of Il
writ of fieri faciaS. issued Url of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court for
The County Wayne and State of Mich
San. 10 me directed and delivered III
favor of Edna NJ. Scheuerle. Mable
Rogers, Christine DickerSOn Whitaker.
May Dickt-rSUn Levine, Cecilia Dick
erSun. Administrators of he Estate OF
Douglas -. DickerSOn. deceased. and
Cecilia DickerSOn. against the goods
and chattelS. lands and tenements of
Alien l.. Cox. | did. on the 9th day of
March y. -. 1910 levy upon and take
al the right. title and interest of said
Allen l.. Cox. in and 10 the following
described real estate. situated in the
County of Wayne and State of Michi-
gan. tu-wit: All that certain piece and
parcel of land situated in the Town
ship of Monguagon. County of Wayne
and Stale of Michigan. known and de-
Scribed as
Commencing III an iron stake on
The >,Flih line of Section %, Town
!. South. Range 10. East. Village
Of Trenton. Township Of Mongua-
@on. County of Wayne and State
of Michigan. and in the center of
the NanIIOrn Road. SO-called.
which stake is distant south. s.
degrees. - INMATES. 81 seconds
WtSt. Sl1.O6 feet from the south
east corner of said Section %;
thence north. / degree. II minutes,
~ seconds west. 66S.SJ feet 10 an
iron stake in the SOutlerly line of
the right of way of the Detroit.
Toledo and IrOntOn Railway,
thence north. 81 degrees. % min
uteS, 80 seconds west, 1JI.I9 feet
20 an iron stake III the sour herly
line of said railroad right of way;
thence south, l degree. IS minutes,
10 seconds east, $50 IL feet 10 an
iron stake in the sOutherly line Of
said Section % and the center
line of VamIIOrn Road. SO-called;
thence north IS degrees - minutes
and 81 seconds east, 154 - feet 10
the place of beginning. containing
> 1885, acres of land.
all Of which | shall expose for sale al
public auction, TO the highest bidder. as
tn law directs. 1T the SOutherly or Con
greSS Street entrance of the Wayne
County Building. in the City of De
trOit, Wayne County, Michigan chat
being the building in which the Circuit
Coz n for said County Of Wayne. State
of Michigan. is heidi on tuesday. the
4th day of June. A. ID. 1910. al II :OO
o'clock forenoon. Eastern Standard
time.
THOMAS c. WILCOX.
Sheriff
BY BERNARD VI. MONAGHAN.
Deputy Sheriff.
Mari and Catalan.
WyandOtte. Michigan.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dated April ,. 1910. 1JwI
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17

SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a
writ of fieri faciaS. issued out of and
under the seal of the Circuit Cont for
the Comfy of Wayne and State of
Michigan. 10 me directed and delivered.
in favor Of Edna NJ Scheuerle. Mable
Rogers. Christine Dirler>On Whitaker.
May Dicker>On Levine. Cecilia Dick
crSOn. Administrators of the Etate of
Douglas u. Dicker>un, deceased. and
Cecilia Dicker>un. against the goods
and chatIelS. lands and tenememts of
Grace Cox Grant. | did. On the 2Ith
day of March A. ID. 1910 levy upon and
take all The right. title and interest If
said Grace Cox Grant. i'll and To the,
following described real estate. >ituat-
ed in the County of WAYNE and State
of Michigan. To viii: All that certain
piece and parcel of land situated in the
Township of Monguagom. County Of
Wayne and State of Michigan. known
and described aS
Commencing al a stake in the
SOulherly line of Section 23. Town
I. SOnth. of Range ~. East. Village
&c Trenton. Township of MOngua
gon. County of Wayne and State
of Michigan. which stake Is dis
tam south. ~ degrees. 81 minutes,
81 seconds Wtl>i. 6-9 ~ feet from
, the southeast corner of said Sec
tiun - thence north. ! degree. II
minutes and ~ seconds west.
ttJ7 % feet 10 an iron stake in The
sOutherly line of right of way
Of the Detroit. Toledo and IrOntOn
Railroad: thence north. 81 degrees.
% minutes 60 seconds west. lJIH
feet 70 an iron stake in the south
erly line of said railroad right of
way: thence south. ] degree. II
minutes. % seconds east. 66S ~
feet 10 IN iron stake in the south
erly line of said Section %. being
the center line of NanIIOrn Road.
SO-called: thence north IS degrees.
- minutes. 81 seconds east. 151.4S
feet TO the place of beginning, CON
taining 2.39695 acres Of land.
all of which / shall expose for sale al
public anRtion. TO the highest bidder.
as the law directs. at the SOutherly or
Congress Street entrance of the Wayne
County Building. in The City of De
troit. Wayne Comfy. Michigan (that
being the building in which the Cir
! emit COurt for said County Of Wayne
State Of Michigan. is heidi on Tines
dav. the 4th day Of June. A. ID. 1910
at II 20 o'clock forenoon. Eastern
Standard time.
THOMAS c. WILCOX.
Sheriff
By BERNARD NJ MONAGHAN.
Depnty Sheriff
Mari and Catalan.
Wyandotte Michigan.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dated April ). 1910. 1jwI
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
Saturday
for Alex. Szilasyi

Alex. SZilagyi died M his home. 4&:iti
Biddlr avenue. Thursday. May .. al
he age of ~ years He leaves his
Wife. Julia: TWO daughters. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Pu@at> and Mrs Alfred Kerr.
ana Two grandchildren. The funeral
was held from The H. F. Thon CO.
funeral home last Saturday afternoon
~ > "'clock. with burial in Ferndale
cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-17
New Books at
Public Library

If you uccd help in balancing your
budget. the public library has Two new
books which Will be- of assistance:
How ro Make Your BudSrr Bal
an,-.. by +, c. IIarwood. The trouble
with most family budgets is thar they
aren't elastic. says MIR llarw"Od. This
book has ,haptel> OH food clothing.
the home. personal allowances. trans
lnrt;IIion. including automobile in
>tallmenI buyin%. and others
Family Finance" 10y Howard Bisc-
low This book contains Il clear. sane
and very simple treatment of The prlc
iiC;Il problems thai confront Il family
III it, spending.
Recreation hooks
hiding. by benjamin Lewis. This
book * Il regular course of basic i'll
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