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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
RICHARD ADLER

Richard Adler. 81. died at his home,
46liS Seventeenth street, on Monday.
The funeral took place from the III. r.
Thnn funeral home yesterday after
noon M o'clock. with burial in Fern
dali. cemetery Deceased X survived
hv his wife. Ada. and children. Clara.
Stewart. Mrs Mary McEkran. Mrs.
LouiSe Brow. Mrs. Clarence Fields :
and brothers and sisters. Alvin. Curtis.
Ernest Adler Mrs. ONO Twartakn>
and Mrs. William Mcdonald. and nine
grandchildren.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
CHORAL GROUP
PREPARING FOR
SPRING SING

The WyandOtte ChOril society will
hold its eighth annual spring concert
in Roosevelt auditorium on Tuesday
evening, May H. Assisting will be the
University of Michigan Little Sympb-
ony. conducted by Thor Johnson.
The Choral society will appear un-
der The direction of III. Lyle Lyon.
with Mrs. Florence FrOStic as accom-
PIANIST and Mrs ii. Lyle Lyon as as
Sistant accompanies
This is the program 10 he presented
Group /
Sun and the Warm Brown Earth -
- Gena BranScombe
The Last Night - Joseph w. Clok,y
Wynkcm. Blynken and Nod ----
-- Ethelbert Nevim
Choral Society
Group
Overture tu The shepherd King"
--------------- Mozart
Romance for Violin and Orchestra OPP.
10 Beethoven
Italo FrIjola. SOloiSt
Suite in + Major ---------- Franck
Little Symphony
Group
Brook in the Forest ---
" Thu$velda BircSak
Flower Of Dreams Joseph w. Clokey
Annie Laurie ~ Lady John Scott
Serting 10y Florence j. MadSen
Group /
Four pieces from For the Children
---- TamSman
DivcrtimenIo. Op. Ga ----- Graener
Little symphony
Group >
Clouds - ThuSnplda BircSak
Neapolitan Nights - j. =. Zamecnik
let All My Life BE Music ---
- Charles Gilbert Spro>S
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Chamber ofCemmerce
Choosing Directors

On April -, membership ballots
were mailed To the members of the
Down River Chamber of Commerce
for nomination of II directors or two
nominees each from the following mu-
inequalities: River Rouge EcorSe. Wy
andotte. Riverview, Trenton an d
Crosse He.
Six directors will then be chosen for
a twO-year term in the final general
election from the above group and
these six directors will then convene
with the six hold-Over directors and
elect eight additional directors at
large for term of one year: which
will give the directorate its full per
sonnet of 70 representatives.
The latter part of May the complete
board will then convene and elect its
officers for the following year.
The following directors were held
over for another year aS their term of
office does not expire until May 81.
1911: l.. NJ. ShackelfOrd. River Rouge :
Lacy - Brown. EcOrSe: +. f.. Van Al
Styne. WyandOtte: Lee H. Clark. Riv-
erciew Fred II. Mans, Trenton: Cliff
ford G. Ward. River Rouge
The tellers appointed for the tabula-
tion of the returns met in the Chamber
of Commerce office yesterday after
noon. the tellerS being: l.. NJ Shackel-
ford. River Rouge: Guy PoOley.
EOrSe: Louis Eastman. WyandOtte: :
&. ID. Rieger. Riverview; Anthony Oh
dani. Trenton: Mark Johnson. Crosse
lie.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Model fliers
CONTEST Sunday

The Indian City Model Airplane club
Will hold IFS spring gas model contest
next Sunday, May >. AT the grounds
corner of Fort road and Pennsylvania
avenue. Races will be held from 8 a.
LII. Ia 4 u. m.
The contest, sanctioned and govern
ed by MA rules. is being sponsored
by three service clubs of WyandOtte,
the Exchange. Kiwanis and Rotary
clubs.
Fred BashOre. of ~ Clinton street,
l. contest director.
Class \. Il and c planes will be en-
tered. with l. prizes in each class.
The entry fee will be 81 cents.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
SESSIONS Of Board
Start Next Monday

The annual meeting of the Board Of
Equalization and Review will be held
III the Council chamber in the city hall.
starting at q. m, Monday. May e.,
ana continuing as long AZ may be
necessary.
Every taxpayer is privileged to APP
pear before the board 10 learn the
valuation placed upon his real and
personal property. 1t is the duty of
the board TO listen to statements made
by the taxpayers and 10 make adjust
ments If in their Judgment it is pro
per to do so. At the conclusion of the
session Of the board the tax rolls are
fixed for the year and no other oppor-
tumty will be given for the hearing
of the assessment.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Sales Renewal
Licenses Due

Over ninety thousand renewal appli-
Gallons for sales tax licenses will roll
INTO the Stale Board of Tax Admins
tfail"h offices not later than May L..
accnrdm" to an announcements made
This week 10y sales tax officials
The El4o-4l tJuly !. 1910 10 June
~. l94ll renewal applications will he
f"lIhd on HE back of pe April. 1910.
sales lax return formE License. fee Of
one dollar ana appTation. together
with the regular April tax return. are
:" he mailed I" The Lansing Office by
all li,'mS'@-S on cor before May II.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Official Amenities
on Tuesday Night

Al The close uf ron. inc business 10y
The Council Tuesday night. Council
man F'rd Wa@ar presented lie e. lln-
msH'> had.r IL the newly crct,d
member Ernest Il. SchullZ.
Mayor I.Cr,i> w Benin was present
I'd With liz uffi ial badge of office. 10y
tMu, imau Louis Bruhl
Th, latter ihrn received from Mayor
Hrhm the gayrl used hy Councilman
Brbhl Will, acting a mayor dt.rin.
The illH, - ,-f MaN..r Thomas y Davis.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Thirty-five Building
Permits in April

During the month Of April, 81 build
ing permits were taken out at the Of
flee Of the city engineer Fifteen of
the 81 We're for new dwellings. This
is the list:
One-stOry dwelling at 24IO Electric
uvtwp. owner Gus Bud;l. $500
Two-stOry dwelling al 1896 Twenty
third street, owner Bertram 5. LANCE,
$3.50.
Alterations To dwelling at 1909 Sev-
enth street. OwIer Joseph LetwinSki.
500
Two->tOry dwelling at 1881 Twenty
first street. owner Leo O'Leary, 5000.
Ont->tory dwelling at 1893 Twenty
first street. owner Ideal Construction
Co. $500.
One-story dwelling at 1865 Twenty
first street. OWNER Ideal Construction
to. $4.1OO
Ome->tory dwellin" at l4j7 Twenty
fir>t street. owner Ideal Construction
Co.. $4.1OI
rhrtV-car garage al 3Gl6 Third
street. owner Mrs Della Carroll. $50
Omr-sIory dwelling III l4T5 Twenty
first street. owner Ideal Construction
Co. S4TOO
Wood and coal she'd al :IJ5 Cherry
81 rect. owner Frank Oso>kir. 500.
One->tory dwelling ut I'LL Chestnut
street. owner Claude J Fitzgerald.
81 .O,D
first street. owner Claude j. Fitzgcr-
aid. SLIGO
Two-story dwelling AT 493 Highland.
owner William Il. Fisher. $;5.4JO.
Alterations 10 dwelling al 100 Elm
street. owner Walter Beck. 500.
Two-~tory dwelling III 2034 Twenty
second street. owner Ralph W. Juch-
artz $3.50.
Two-story garage and dwelling al
3rl6 Fourteenth street. owner Jesse X.
Glenn. $3l2O.
Alterations ro dwelling al 234 Biddle
avcrt. owner Harry Butler. $500
Two->Iory dwelling at III Perry
place. owner Miracle Building Co.. So
100.
Alterations 10 commercial building
at 300 Biddlc avenue. owner Wilfred
Hawkins. $500.
Alterations to dwelling ut 43I Vine
wood. owner j. Bahlhorn. Sl.4O0.
Onr->tory dwelling at 1903 Eleventh
street. owner Stanley BaZydlO. $1,000.
Two-car garage at 1:D2 Chestnut
street. owner Stanley DudZin>ki. SlSJ.
Garage at 393l Sixth street owner
Floyd KonarSka S4OO.
Garage at 312j Twrnty-Second
street. owner Harold A>muS. $50.
Omc5>tory addition AT 461 Eureka
avenue owner Wyand"Itc Coca Cola
ButrIing Works. Sl.Jm
Omr>tory garage at ~ Eureka ave
nue.. owner Clarence Bigler. SJ.216
Alterations To dwelling at III Ford
avrnm. owner :. Nikodemski. SO
Garage at 81 Pine street. owner
Mrs ]. Skyezpicc. 80.
Thrcr-celr garage ut 1913 Nineteenth
Slltti, wv litl NuN ''C-''
One-Story dwelling al PIG Twenty
third street. owner Claude j. t1tZ%er-
aid. $500.
alterations Ia dwelling ut GIL Wal
IHIc street. owner Fldel Kramer. SSp.
AllCrI tiUn> 10 dwelling at 9.'O Sex
und street. owner Mrs Walter VI. FOw-
Ter. S4N.
Alterations To commercial building
at Blight Biddlc avenue. owner :. ;.
Kre>gp Co. $2.OtN
Rear porch Ill Biol TWenty-Second
street. owner Kurt Albert. $40.
Two-stpry dwelling at 2OS7 Twenty
second street. owner Noah Colley. Sc.
123
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
DOCTE THOMAS

Doute Thomas died at his home. 1OG
Rivebank avenue. On Sunday. De
ccas..d. who was ~ years Of age, is
survived by his wife. Catherine, and
children. Charles. Joseph. Mrs. Thorn
a. Nalenfen. Mrs. Arthur O'Dine,
PanI and Leo: II brother. Joseph. or
Ohio. and II grandchildren. The fun
cral took place from ST. Elizabeth s
church Wednesday morning. with in
termput i'm Mt. Carmel cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Safety Award
Goes to E. orse

y traffic safety contest between
EcOrSe and River Rouge. covering the
year ending April /. 1910 waS won by
EcOrSe. In the River Rouge high school
auditorium, Tuesday night, President
w. Newton Hawkins Of EcOrSe reI,eiv-
Ell handsome trophy from the hands
of James Z. Gltherum. personnel dir
ector Of the Great Lakes Steel COrpOr-
alton. The contest WAS sponsored by
the Detroit Safety COumil
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
THEFTS REPORTED TO POLICE

Someone stole Victoria H0ltOn'S BIZ
cycle while il was parked in front Of
Il business place on Biddle avenue.
Last Saturday
Earl StenmanS bicycle was stolen
from the side of his home at 412S
Biddle avenue. April 26.
4 lady OH Walnut street complained
10 police that some one stole two
pounds of pork chops from window
box in the rear of her home. last Sat
urday
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Eberts Bros. Co.
Get Cement Contract

Bids for the furnishing Of 1915 bar
relS Of Portland cement were uls.ned
by the Council Tuesday night as fol-
lows:
EbertS Brothers Company. S214 per
barrel. less 10 CENTS per barrel: Mich
igan Foundation Company. Incorpor-
ated. $2.14 per barrel, net.
The contract was awarded to the
low bidder EbertS Brothers Company.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
HARRY PETERSON

Harry Peterson, 10 years of age,
died ut E,loiSe hospital. Wednesday,
che result of an automobile accident
some time previous. The funeral will
lake place from the family home, 1854
Garfield street. Lincoln Park, this af-
ternoon at o'clock. Burial will be i'll
Grand Lawn cemetery Deceased is
survived by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Peterson. and one sister Mrs.
Norman RaUpp.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
PAVING PETITIONS GO
OVER TO I94I PROGRAM

BtranSe the currem years paving
program is already filled. the Council
has directed that the petition for paw
ing of Seventh street from Central
avenue to Pennsylvania avenue, and
of the same street from Oak to Elm
streets. he placed on file for consider
alton as a possible project for the year
1871.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Public Service
Gets Recognition

The Council OH Tuesday night pass
eel u resolution lauding the public ser
vices of the late Stewart w. Baxter.
Mr.. Baxter served a. commissioners
from 1922 to 1996. when he WAS APP
pointed secretary Of the Municipal
Service Commission. serving i'll the
latter caphctiy up 10 the time of his
retirement eight years ago.
The resolution said: The people of
Wyanddte will long cherish his MEM
orv. and this Council believes that his
public. service should be permanently
recorded i'm th,. annals IF the city nf
Wyanddtc"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
THOMAS +. FOLEY

Thomas +. Foley died at his home.
j6 Pine street, on Tuesday. He was 80
!earS of age. The funeral will take
place al 9 o'clock from the H. +. ThOn
funeral home and at 30 from ST.
Patrick'S church this morning, with
burial i'm Mt. Carmel cemetery. Mr..
Foley il survived by three daughters.
Mary Hamel. Ellen Foley and Mrs.
IOSeDh Peat
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Obituary
MRS. ELIZA BIRKE

Mrs. Eliza Burke died last sunday.
AT her home. 'l440 Biddle avenue. She
IS survived by two SONS. llawley and
Clifford Burke. Of WyandOtte: and
four sisters. Mrs. William Thon and
Mrs William BerndtS of Wyandotte
Mrs William BerndtS of WyandOtte:
Mrs. LUuiS Roberts Of Trenton. and
Mrs Fred Armstrong. of East Chicago.
Ind
Funeral services were held WedneS-
day morning at O'Clock from the res
idpnCe. and at $50 at ST. Elizabeth
church.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
RESIDENTS ASK FOR
LAYING OF NEW SEWER

The Council Tuesday night received
a petition from Victor DeMaggiO OF
1904 Third street and Is others. asking
that a new sewer be laid in the dis
trict bounded by Third and Mckinley
and Alkali and Ford avenue.
The request was referred to the city
engineer.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
John {. Ocobeck
Gets Rsappointment

Dr. y. ID. mclaughlin. commissions
el Of health and sanitation. on Tues
OcoboS-k for re=IppOintmen as city san
itary inspector for the coming year.
The appointments met with unani-
mUuS approval by the Council.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Collision atal TO
Lincoln Pa rker

John levin. "a years of age. whose
home was al 1910 Ford boulevard.
Lincoln Park. died on Tuesday night.
in the WyandOtte General hospital.
Death was due 10 injuries sustained
on April -. when an automobile in
which he was riding struck Il fireplmg
al Fort street and EmmonS boulevard
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
S9.16I.91 IN BILLS GET
COUNCIL. APPROX Al

The Council ~ its session Tuesday
nighr auproved for payment general
hills totaling $5.S41.11. special bills IF
x,;S,;.7:1. and pay rolls Of SS.221. ii. for
:, total Of S9.I6l.9I.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Penn Salt Had
a Good Year

For the II months ended March 81.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Com
pany had a net profit of $1.766, 121.
equal To Sill share. compared with
S1.113.91S or S1.43 "A share for the u
months ended March 81 1899
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
Burke Resigns
from Commission

After serving for the past ri"l:
Years. FtliN H. Burkr has >ihmittc.i
tn tlrt. C,mu,il his resignation from
Tie Recreation Cpmmi>> effective
~ the pleasure uf The Cujlu-iL
Mr. Burke said thar hc lI,d found
real Satisfaction in his >rrvirr. hu:
that ir,lIm> lut1'~ uuprllrd him 10
retire
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

No license * required to take or
sell frogs but the open season on them
in Michigan is limited To from June
TO October 81. Frogs may not Ike spear
ed with artificial light
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03
.DOINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL

Edward g. II,4ldman post of the.
American Legion WAS granted permits
sion to sponsor the sale Of curb Amer
lean flags > feVt feet in size. III
the sidewalks. The sale * being con
ducrcd byF. L. Stanley. Lcgionnare.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

The Polish Legion of American Vet
Grams was given permission To hold Il
Memorial day parade on May 80. over
the following rOHde: Davis and Fourth
streets To Ford avenue and TO Mt.
Carmel cemetery. where field mass
will be said.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

y statement from the county trea-
surcr showed S6.26.94 in WyandOtte
delinquent taxes collected during the
month of February.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

Colonel r. VI. Algrr post of the Pol
iSh Legion was given permission 10
sell p"IpeS on the streets. May - and
-. Edward G.. Headman post AuXil-
larry H the American Legion was
granted the same permission for May
II and -.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

y minor concession from the build
ing code walls made in favor of Sears.
ROebuck X Co. in the building of their
new store al Biddle aveIue and Maple
Stree.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

City Engineer r. w Liddle submit
led list of lUsdiOnS for proposed
new sidewalk construction for the year
1910. Referred to city treasurer, as
SCISSOR and attorney.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

puring April. the department of en-
gineering and building collected $424 =
20 in permit fees.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

A special assessment district was
created for the laying of water mains
on Twenty-fir>t street from Clark
street Ia IIarbOr View subdivision.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-05-03

Upon motion of Councilman George
Z. Behm. the public service depart
ment was directed To apply oil 10 EIev-
enih street where same i being used
as detour during paving operations
on Twelfth Strtet.
The weekly echo., 1940-03-08

resources for lager and fuller lie
emphasize the point that they must
not place so much stress upon their
grievances but more upon their op
portunities. Form a worthy sire
let It grip their minds and souls, for
such a desire will tend to suggest
improved methods and tighten their
labors, il will enable them to live
more and to serve more than they
could possibly do without it, above
and beyond tas it will make him
worthy of his origin, his present re
lation and his future destiny.
This is a ultimate fact which has
encircled the globe, that no oSe ac-
complishes results higher than the
desire in mind. The farmer who
constantly plods along from year to
The weekly echo., 1940-03-08
THE SAYING
OF Mr. Green

Well, Mr.. Ed, it looks Like since
the snow a lots O folks is tryin' TO
git sick wild de influenzima, and its
hard on 'em too, cause dey amt not
got no doctor to come see dem, cause
dey amt had time to git out and make
no money to pay him wild, is dey Mr.
I'd? Now, dats is bad amt it Mr..
Ed? But dey amt outdun, cause dey
can des git out dere some whars and
git somethin' what was cooked in de
woods and put in a bottle and take
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dat and dey says it gifts EN- well
pirty quick, too can't il Mr.. Ed?
Now, Mr.. Ed. looks likes dey have
to have some money right on to git
it wild. But nearly; everybody can
make dat, and dey DIES make 'nough
fo' des dem, and dey don't have to
paw out much den, do dey Mr.. Ed?
Now. l don't speck dey use Il dies
when dey is got de influen1ma'
cause 1 see 'em usin' it when d y
amt got nothin', don't dey Mr.. Ed?
Yo' know Mr.. Ed, dey tell me dat
kind O. medicine will help yo' to git
up when yo' is down, and it will help
yo' to git down when yo' is up went
it MIR. Ed? Now, it will make yo'
rich when yo' is POI and it will make
yo' po' when yo' is rich wont it Mr..
Ed?
a. Ysrs truly.
mr. Nnrr1Ar,,
The weekly echo., 1940-03-08

= With the March winds bowling
around the corners of buildings and
the last traces Of winter In the air,
most OF us are a bit run down
from q long hard winter, and It's
lucky girl who can step Into
sa,ring without at least one bad cold
D., her creditor discredit. Because
colds are sworn enemies Of beauty
end romance. A man would have
30 be pretty much in love to look
1'ith pleasure at girl with blood
shot eyes, a red, sniffly nose and a
hacking cough. We all instinctively
draw away from a person with a
bad cold so the logical solution Is
10 avoid a cold In the first place.
Keep Fit e
Here are some common-sense sug-
eestions for avoiding the start OF
a cold: Keep In the best physical
condition possible; don't allow your
self to become over-tired nor ex
rose yourself unduly to temperature
changes. Get plenty of sleep, fresf
sir and exercise and maintain
senslble, balanced diet. Lack Of
Aleep and proper food at this time
Of year leaves you a ready prey t.
colds. And if, in spite of taking al
POSSIBLE precautions. you find your
.elf with q heavy head and a fever
ish feeling, do something about !
immediately. If possible, go to BET
and stay there for day or two
If you can't stay there all the time
yet as much extra sleep as possible
drink lots of water and fruit juice
and avoid unnecessary fatigue.
Makeup Helps Disguise A Cold
When you have cold it is i'm
possible to look as well as you d.
The weekly echo., 1940-03-08

when you are In the pink, but with
a little time and care you can mani
age to look somewhat less dragged
First Of all, a cold has a tendency
to dry out the skin. Keep good
night cream handy and apply it as
often as is reasonably possible-not
lust at night. Foundation cream
will help to keep the powder in
place in spite of constant wheeling
and blowing. Pads Of cotton dipped
In iced skin tonic and placed over
the eyes will soothe the smarting
and remove the bloodshot look.
Apply your makeup more carefully
than ever IL you feel that you look
wan and pasty. The shade of your
powder alone can make a tremen-
dous difference. Use slightly
warmer shade If you feel a Bit
washed out. A little more rouge, IL
properly applied, will give you h
brighter look and distract attention
from your chapped and peeiina
nose.
Above all, don't give the whole
thing up just because you are feel
ing miserable. A little time ana
trouble can work wonders toward
making you look almost human and
when you see how much better yoH
look, you'll find that you feel better
too.
What are your beauty prob
lens? Write Marie Downing,
| Ldrieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 52I-3io North Fomib
ST., ST. Louis, Mo-, and she U:H
be glad to answer them. Be sipe
to enclose d self-dd dressed
stamped envelope.
The weekly echo., 1940-03-08

CODEFROY'S LhRIEU31 is easy to
mix, easy to ar..iy Gust follow cirec-
tions in packa&e). Choice of Is eo.ors'
including jet black, black or browr
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Continue from page One)
Something
Worthwhile

hand, but we are ill one. We want
more civil rights and civil justice, and
if we are ever to get this as a RAGS
work from all is imperatively deman-
ded.
The days of autocratic power are
gone and in this day when there is
so much prestage, the genuine desire
efforts and dignity of men will be
what count.
Whether through handicaps are not
If we are to have a greater future,
| you must show sons and daughters
where life is rich with undeveloped
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extent
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year and has not caught the vision
Of some great good in the future will
not be alive to new desires. We m ,st
wake up, this is not mere fallacy, we
must sand up and fight if W expec.
a prospclous future for ourselves
Let US march on and be progressive,
The weekly echo., 1940-03-08

Sick Committee Order Blank Books
We now have on hand sick coHa'
;nittee Order Blank Books for the
various lodges. These blanks are fos
the Sick Committee to give vritte@
order to the doctor, to make visf~
10 the sicI, member and order blanks
to the drug store to fill prescriptions
Presidents are requested to have therr
lodges get these blanks at their ear
liest convenience not later than the
II. B. A. Boards in March
The weekly echo., 1940-03-08

He became his own publisher. running
no $40 printers deposit on his song to
roc, 600 copy sale. Phonceraph eompsnies
did not at FIRST record HE song, Afsd every
body said "ss. losis Blues" .-~E'' ~e%-and
evegybefN vas wreeaJ ~
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