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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Y.W.C.A. Girls
Go To Battle
Creek Meet

fourteen Girl Reserves from Lucy
Thurman Branch and three advisers
went up on the special train to Bat
tie Greek for the annual Y,WC.A.
Girl Reserve mid-winter conference
on Feb l6, II and 10.
Popularity" was the conference
theme discussed by Miss Hilda Tsba
of the Department of Education OF
the University of Chicago.
Half the fun OF these conferences
is the experience Of getting together
with other girls from all over the
state to discuss common interests.
Every girl wants to be popular and
it is primarily a problem Of youth.
Many of the girls had never had a
train ride before and that was an
especial thrill,
Those in the Lucy Thurman dele
CATION included Florence Edmon-
son Of Amicitis club; Betty Carson
and Betty Dodson OF Ever Loyal;
Delphine Hines and Jean Shaw OF
Excelsior; Mary Moore and Ruth
McCrary OF Harriet Tubman; Mil
dred Smith and Cornelia Gaitskill
OF Miller: Dorothy Sutherland and
Bertha Woodruff Of Northern;
Gwendolyn Broyles and Ouida Har-
rison Of Semper Fidelis
Miss Margaret Matthews and Mrs.
Sadye Piazzo advisers for Miller and
Harriet Tubman clubs and Mrs
Vantella Lane, Girl Reserve sec
rotary at Lucy Thurman Branch
YW.CA. accompanied the delega-
ton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Bowman
Hostess ToArt
Club Session

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Assn.
In Monthly
BoordMeet

The Detroit Association OF Wom-
ems Clubs held its February board
meeting on the third Friday Of the
month at the Phyllis Wheatley home
on Elizabeth street. Mrs. Sadie
Lindsay, the club president, pre-
sided.
Plans were completed for the Sec
ond annual fellowship luncheon
which will be held at the Lucy Thur
man YWCA. The affair will be
on Saturday, March l6, at 1870 As
usual prizes will be given to the
club with the most artistically dec
GRATED table. All the clubs in the
association will participate in the
luncheon.
After the various committee re-
ports the president spoke Of the rs
Years Of Progress Exposition which
will be here in Detroit from May
10 to l8, inclusive. Mrs. Lindsay
also gave a short talk on Negro his
tory. She cited several little known
facts about the Negro.
Mrs Gertrude Thomas, the super
visor Of the Detroit Junior associa-
ton informed the members OF the
first meeting OF the recognized
Juniors on Saturday. Feb. "a, at
1:SO pm, at the Phyllis Wheatley
home. All young girls clubs wish
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Mayfair Club
Observes End
Anniversary

The Mayfair club a group Of
young ma,rons, in observation of
its second anniversary held open
rouse last week for many Of its
friends at the home OF the president
Mrs. Gussie Duncombe of Tiremon
avenue.
Club members attractively gowned
presided at lovely tea table CEN
tered with yellow jonquils flanked
on either side by tall tapers. Mrs.
Susie Smith poured tea. assisted by
Miss Georgia Smith.
Among the many guests we saw:
B, A. Drew, Miss Baxter. Mrs. Lena
Owens. Mrs wilkins. Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Gibbons, Mrs. jackson. Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs
Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Adams, Mrs. Oressa Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Darden. Mrs. Nell
Ransom. Mr.. Pierson. Mr. and Mrs.
G B. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell.
Mrs. Henry Randolph. Mrs. Entz-
minger Mrs Jeffreys, Mr.. and Mrs
Jean Thomas, Mrs. Helen Maynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscombe. Mr.. Carrie
Battles, Mr. B. j. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Ball, Bert Conway. Mr..
and Mrs Paul Simmons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur johnson, Mr., and Mrs
Dezon, Alfonso Dezon. Mr.. and Mrs
Cavitt Mr. and Mrs. George Smed-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs Robinson. Mrs.
Beatrice Simmons. Mrs. Augusta
Moon, Mr. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs Black, Mr.. Taylor.
Miss Callie Gillian, Mr.. Gooche,
Mr.. Duncombe. Mr.. Grier. Mrs. Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Club InstaNs
40 Officers

The New Idea Civic and Social
club held its annual installation of
oicers las, Wednesday at the home
OF the clubs president, Mrs. R. L.
Reid Of Milford avenue.
Officers were installed by Mrs.
Addie Young, mother of the presi-
dent, and founder OF the group
Mrs. c. W. White. of Begole avenue
was accepted as a new member.
The group is composed Of twenty
five women with a slogan OF Bet
ter Homes and Better Women" Of
ficers installed included: Mrs. R. l..
Reid, president; Mrs, Bessie Zampty
vice president; Mrs. Fannie Bray.
secretary; Mrs. Ruth B. Irwin. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Julia
erItz, treasurer Mrs Nina Duncan.
Ways and Means committee treas
urer; Mrs. Evelyn Mae Osborne,
pianist; Mrs. Sadie Linday. parlia-
mentarian.
A delightful menu served by the
hostess concluded the afternoons
activities and the meeting ad-
journed TO meet in a fortnight with
the club scribe, Mrs. Ruth Black
burn Irwin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Seven ear-OId
AtGay
Birthday Party
Wee Guests Help Pal
Celebrate

MRS. Harriet Belle Sadler OF God
dard street gave an elaborate birth
day party for her son Herbert Sad
dler, who reached the important
age OF seven years.
AS we entered the home. such a
scene OF gayety greeted U.s.. gaily
multicolored balloons danced from
the ceiling; tots all logged out in
party frocks and what the well
dressed young man wears at a party
1onkey's tail, blindfolded, Of course
....some were busy pinning on the
1.-THE lucky ones, who won prizes
for the feat were; Nathaniel Griggs.
Ricardo Griggs and Charles Glover.
The dining room table was really
beautiful, the Valentine motif being
used. The table was conferred by
the lovely TERED birthday cake. with
pink and white decorations. The
cake was baked and donated by
Mrs. Francis King 49,. on the peak Of
the cake were seven candles which
were lighted and Herbert blew them
out when refreshments were served.
The table was covered with VAL
entine cloth adorned with hearts
and cupids, The favors were tiny
baskets filled with candies and nuts.
The traditional ice cream and de-
licious cake were served TO tots
and adults alike \ group OF girls
sang Happy Birthday to You"
The children who came laden
with gifts galore and helped Herbert
celebrate his birthday were: Mary
Weston, Vera. Ann and Dorothy
Bennett Nathaniel, Marlene and
Barbara Griggs; Charles. Robert and
Lorraine Glover; jamie Booth;
Charles, Ruth and Luther Griggs:
Jimmie Virgins; Phillis Phillips:
Marva. Albert and Nellie Hunt;
Marjorie and Jackie King; Norman
Logan; Ricardo Griggs; Aaron Mid
dlebrooks; Bernadine Ribbron; Her
bert Bailey; Carl Brown; Constance
Griggs: Calvin and Harold Ussery:
Ruth Early, Dorothy Donaldson and
Geraldine Crew,
Some Of the adults present were:
Mrs, Dollie Hunt Mrs. Lavada Lo-
gan. Miss Freda Weston, Mesdames
Thelma Bailey Charlotte Harris.
Frances King, Evelyn Ribbon. Lula
Belle Phillips Myrtle Brown. Lois
Griggs, Bessie Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Jackson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Green, Mrs. Ella Washington, Mes
danes Frances Washington, Susie
Royston, Georgia Jones. Salina
and Annie USsery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
On
90th Birthday

Mrs. Cecilia Brooks. mother of
Mrs. Carrie Curtis and aunt of Mrs.
Rose Mitchell, spent a delightful
afternoon on February g. when she
was honored on her ninetieth birth
day. She was showered with beauti-
full cards, gifts, flowers and tele-
grams from friends. who came to
her cozy apartment in the Vernon
hotel Mrs, Brooks wears her nine
ty years with amazing grace, Her
cherry smile, silvery hair, genial
manner and remarkable activity are
the envy OF many much younger.
DR.. and Mrs R. L. Brady took time
out to bring fluctuations and prayer
which made the occasion a real
event and adding much pleasure to
the occasion.
The following friends were re-
sponsible for Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rice, Mrs. Bertha Mecham, Mrs. Lu-
ellie Hubert Mrs. Rosebud De-
White MFs-GeeFgia Campbell, Mrs
Josephine Vincent, Mr. and Mrs
Terry Geans. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Coins, Mrs, Viola NJ. Perry, Mrs, Nell
lie Hobbs, Miss Hazel Kelley. Mrs
Alma Hill, Mrs Alma Barker, Mrs.
Anna Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Scribner. Miss Bessie Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton jenkins and son.
Mrs. M. j. Bostic, Miss Bernadine
Miller. Mrs Mary Bell, Mrs. Tillie
Lucas, Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Haywood CAN'T, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcclure. Mrs Annie Mitchell.
Mrs, Grace Bryant, DR.. and Mrs. o
H. Sweet Mr., Logan Bryant, Mr..
Benjamin Mitchell. Atty. Lawrence
F. Hayes, the Abbie M. johnson
Goodwill Circle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Employed Girls
. Organize Club

Believing that all work and no
play makes Jack a dull boy"
eight working girls recently FORM
ed themselves a club which has
as its objective the constructive and
educational use Of leisure time.
Miss Madeln Hudgins' has for the
past ten months led the group as
sisted by other members Of the ex-
ecutive committee, including. Mrs.
NJ Long, vice president; Mrs. Vir-
GINA Bynum, secretary; Mrs. Mary
Oldham, treasurer and Armeta Bon
ner, corresponding secretary. Anne
Richardson, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Twelve Aces

Mrs. Helen Howard OF Alexan-
derine street was hostess last week
70 the Twelve Aces club.
A lovely menu followed the bus
iness session with Miss Adele Davis,
Mrs Emma Evans, Miss Essie Mil
ner, Mrs. Lillian Mcintyre, Miss
Edna Carson. Mrs. Lula Boyd, Miss
Alice Dennis and Mrs. Olivia Brown
Mrs. Jessie Carter is club presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Booker. secretary
and Miss Lucille Wallace, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Born

James Milton Winfield. the Sec
ond. SO dubbed shortly after his ar
rival here February 7, is the son
= the popular leather slugging
Jim" Winfield. Mrs, Winfield and
the infant are progressing splen-
didly.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Musical Tea

A musical tea will be given by
the Greater Bethel Board, Easter
Sunday. March "a, at the YWC.A
from 4 to 8 p. m.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
BriIey
Party Honoree

A surprise birthday party was
given honoring Eddie Briley at the
home Of Mrs. NJ George on Med
bury street, last Saturday. The
table was beautifully decorated in
patriotic colors, red, white and blue,
centered with a huge cake on which
the honoree's name was inscribed.
Among the twenty guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren, Mr. G Wig
gins, Mr.. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
Mr.. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs Peterson,
Miss Armheld, Bessie Mcclure, Mr..
Rountree. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson,
Kenneth Hath, Mr.. and Mrs. Cren-
shaw. Mrs. M. Austin. Miss A. Ran
dali. Virginia Jefferson. Jene
Woodson. and A. George, Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24

Sadie straughn. who represented
the club at the Sedates Nine meet
ing last Tuesday and the rs Years
Of Progress exposition meeting later
in the week, gave brief reports on
the many activities Of the two or
ganizations.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24

ing 10 join the organization are re-
quested to be at this meeting. Mrs
Thomas has many enthusiastic plans
for the girls.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Marionettes

The Marionettes met Friday,
Feb. l6 at the Twelve Horsemen's
club. The Marionettes are all plan
ming to attend the Twelve Horse
mems annual cabaret party which
Will be given at the Mayfair ball
room on Saturday Feb. "a The
occasion promises to be gala one.
Final reports on the clubs Leap
Year party were submitted and the
splendid results were gratifying.
Matte Hill. the club president an
nounced that the next meeting
would be given over TO the study
of etiquette, very interesting sub
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01

Promotion to the rank of major has been given Dr. Albert E. Herr mann, of this city, member of the medical reserve corps. He will re- main with the 30lst medical regi- ment.
 The following reserve orders have also been given for this area:
 Capt. Walter D. Thomas, Cav-res., of New Preston, having moved to St.. Joseph, Mo, is relieved from assign ment to the 316th cavalry.
 Second Lieut.. Gerhardt Rind- fieisch, CAC-fes., of Bristol, is as- signed to the 543d coast artillery, (anti-aircraft).
 First Lieut.. Howard A. Light, Ord-res., of Winsted, is assigned to the 30lst ordnance company.
 First Lieut.. Howard P. Leary, QM-res., of Bristol, having been pro- noted from the next lower grade, is reassigned ot the 401st quartermaster regiment.
 Second Lieut.. Robet T. Hart, CW- res, of Bristol, is assigned to the second battalion, 305th chemical regiment.
 First Lieut.. Arthur F. Kuhl, Inf res, of Bridgeport, having moved to New Hyde Park, L. T., is relieved from assignment to the 418th Inf.
 The following officers are appoint ed to board of officers for conduct ing examinations for promotion and appointment in the Officers Reserve corps of such applicants as may be designated to appear before it.
 Capt. Richard Baxter, Ch-res., Middlebury; First Lieut.. Everett V. Anderson, CW-res., Naugatuck; First Lieut.. Theodore P. Stackpole, CW- res, Union City.
 Second Lieut.. James H. Pare chanian, SW- res, Naugatuck; First Lieut.. Guy L. Colson, Cares, Water- bury; First Lieut.. Finton J. Phelan Jr., CA-res., Waterbury; First Lieut. Russell Hicock, Eng-res., Southbury First Lieut.. Joseph P. Irwin, Eng-res. Waterbury; Capt. Walter P. Lynch Fares, Waterbury; Col. Roy E Rice, In-res, Woodbury; Maj. New ton w. Alexander, Inf-res., Water bury; Capt. Edwin c. Glunz, Inf'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
CITY EMPLOYE OF HARTFORD HELD
Raymond L. Sl0cum Under $lO,OOO for Embezzle-
 ment of City Funds

Hartford, Conn.,, March 1. (UP)-- Street department Secretary Ray mond L. Slocum, 58, a city employe for 35 years, was held in $10,000 bail today, accused of embedding munic- ipal funds.
 He was the second city worker to be taken into custody within the past three weeks as result Of short- ages, discovered in department ac- counts. Slocunn, who police said admitted the theft, was arrested after he was found wandering aim lessly in the woods at Bloomfield Authorities said he told them ne ln- tended committing suicide and had taken a number of aspirin tablets and a pint of liquor in the hope II would kill him.
 Auditors were checking his DOCKS under the new municipal audit law requiring an annual examination ol financial records but had not re- ported shortage.
 According to Investigators, Slocum admitted taking between $4,0O0 and S5 ,OO0 over a period of years. The warrant charged defalcations Of al least $2,OO0. He allegedly casheo checks and kept portion of pay. ments made for broken department equipment. -,... Treasurer Charles H. Slocum, was reported as saying the embezzle- ments were spread over a period oi ten years, but that he had not d. verted any funds since two years ago. He declined offers of friends tc furnish bail and remained in g police cell over night, waiting court arraignment.
 Several weeks ago Miss Dorothy A. Kast, building department clerk was arrested on a charge Of em. bezzling between $2.0O0 and $2.bOO She was held for superior court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
One, Strong Political Unit May Result From
 Present Negotiations
Once, Powerful Democratic Organization to Launch Educational Campaign Membership Drive;
 Committees Named

Plans for the formation of a wo- mems auxiliary to the club proceed ed with announcement of a com mittee which will confer with Com missioner of Education Anna Had den and her delegates. The coin- mittee includes Michael Rossi, Car mine Ctpriano and Victor Mem bruno.
 John Spadaro resigned as finan- cial secretary and his place was taken by Joseph Del Buona, prev iously assistant financial secretary By election, his place was taken by Louis Chieffo. G N, f
 Committees Named
 Five new members were admitted and committees appointed.
 The committees follow:
 Membership = Lawrence Rambo, chairman; Frank Mete, Michael Co., lucci Anthony Ferraro, and Nich- olas Tamburello.
 Americanization =. Carmine Cip- riano, chairman; John Membrino, and Michael Ciano. ,
 Grievance Francis Altieri, chairman; John Pilla and Salvatore Giarcia.
 Entertainment = Nicholas Zap- pone, chairman; Fred DeLeon, Hem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
JAMES SAWYER {. GIVEN ADVICE
Colored Man Ordered to Pay Wife $S Weekly
 for Six Months

James Safyer, 2S, colored of S2 North Elm street, charged with non- support, was ordered to pay his wife $8 weekly for six months by Judge John L. Gaffney in city court today.
 A family disturbance involving MT. and Mrs. Cleo Whedbie, 3s, of 50 Brook street, was disposed of with a, discharge for the wife and a 60 day suspended jail sentence for the husband. They were arrested yesterday.
 Paul IaDue, 27, 647 East Main street, charged with violating the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01


 Beginning at the next meeting and continuing throughout the year the club will be addressed by men of wide experience in state and city politics. The first speaker will be announced in the near future.
 Proposals Received
 Louis E. Bria, presiding for the first time since his election as pres ident, announced that steps toward unifying the various Italian- Amer ican Democratic factions of the city were well advanced. He said that proposals for a merger were recent ly received from the Young Italian American Democratic Club whicl. separated from the organization two years ago an delected Dominic Bar bieri president. MT. Bria said the proposal is still, being considered by the board Of directors, but VII probably come up for a vote at the next meeting, March 21.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
TWO TROOPS HOLD
 PARLEYS TONIGHT

Movies will be shown to members of trop 20. Boy Scouts of the church of the Blessed sacrement. at their meeting this evening In the church hail. Plans vii lbe made for a, camp ing trip during July and August. Re- freshments will be served before the meeting adjourns. =
 Troop i 0g St. Johns church will entertain their parents thls evening in the parish hall at T:s0 o'clock, :, Milton BuTTall, JF.. president Of Matlatllck council, wlll show movies, Guests Of honor will be Rev. Francis 0. AyTes andw District Commissioner Frank Schwartz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
Captain FA-Res.

George A. Leonard, Med-res., Wa ,terbury: Maj. Albert E. Herrmann. Med-res., Waterbury; First Lieut.. Joseph A. Vanderman. Mares, Wa terbury; Lieut.. Col. s. Kellogg Plume, Ord-res., Watertown; Capt. Arthur P. Bliss, Ord-res., Waterbury; Capt. George F. Holmquist, Ord-res., Bris- tol; First Lieut.. Thomas P. Hartigall, Ord-res., Waterbury: Col. Bonnet Bronson. QM-res., Waterbury; First Lieut.. Frank P. McCue, QM-res,, |, Waterbury; First Lieut.. George J. Scott, QM-res., Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01

A program cf education in poli- tics and civics was discussed at a meeting of the Waterbury Italian American Democratic Club atMoose hall last night when 1t was proposed to arrange to have outstanding Democratic leaders address the or- ganizaticn ct future meetings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
POLAR SUN

At the North Pole. the suH peeps above the horizon w1lesi people Of llie north temperate res Fi0ii besln their spring. eplrallnR around lia horizon fHeen left Ll fiRll, ll niellslis hlgheF in the aks ullfl Sina. When t gradually be- Hlns f0 iase altitude, gt aleAppeafl fle'a Nsat sept. ss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
Italian -American Factions to Sign Truce
Local Men On R. O.
 Board Of Examiners
Promotions, Assignments Affecting Several Water burians Announced By Fdqs; Dr.. Hermann Is Major

res, waterbury; Lieut.. Col. Harry J Beardsley, JAG-res., Waterbury; Maj. Max R. Traurig, JAG-res., Wa terbury; Capt. Vincent A. Miller. JAG-res., Waterbury; Lieut., Col. Frederick 0. Daniels, Dent-res., Wa terbury: Maj. Mortimer A. O'Hafa, Dent-res., Waterbury. ,s,
 And Capt. Robert H. Watkins, Dent-res., Waterbury; Lieut.. Col.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
Sick Committee

ry Delpo, Al Ferraro and Joseph Naclerio.
 Sick Visit = Jerry Scorpion, chair man; James Aldoriso, and Jerry Cuccolo. a
 Bylaws Carmine Cipriano, John Savino. John Mennbrino, Jo- seph Mazzaferro, Dr. G. R. Sandul- Ii, and Victor Mambrllno.
 Publicity -- Victor Mambruno.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
GYM 7.5OO FEET UP

Gunnison, Colo. (UP) = Western state College officials claim their basketball court is the highest col legiate playing floor in America The gym is ust 7,500 feet above set level. tE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
"BEsT SHORT"

The California State Congress of Parent Teachers Associations voted Peace on Earth" the outstanding short subject of the year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01

wage law, was granted nolle.
 James Moore, B, of Shelly street charged with breach of the peace also obtained g nolle. .H
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01

The YIicktown News-Press ex- clusiyely learns from reliable source (we cannot reveal as yet) that some time in the near future the feller with the chefs cap will again be seen in the windows of various Childs' branches baking
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
Walter WircIleu O. BnOddzcay

X tTFads Iegsessdl copyFEit sfO 'Ay Mrrer, Inc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01

Chief McEIligott, who huffed outta the Town Meeting, is still net up Iii Q special interview with ye ed the chief declared with considerable heat that he'd sooner burn up the mayor than the town!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-16
Additional Sports
What's This? Brooklyn
Still Not In League
BY DAN PARKER

ONCE AGAIN Is reverberatng with the
who this time ege Sedan MaOPha HrOOkyns one-man DnH
all about when MacPha sighted socially by Ford
SS VINO Ss % @ S S others was
BIT med when % SS' a &c base
he Intended be present At the protest meeting on the morrow
Of displaying his baby albeit 6iCCashot
Why the meeting called BY Ford Ercs TO hear Bill Mcehnies
MserhaI 70 hear anything hand annoying
his BAN club BY Cincinnati writer becomes of VIVA.
majesty Gupng his saucerful tea swallow MacPha
S @ sn SS me 'pas -. N'T n.
most scanE nvec.ve let since Dean Swift last spoke
~ who had been al study Of the
Loyal Order Moose taken aeak by the adectiya
IN between the birthstone blasts which issued from the receiver
Whos running this league ANYWAY the onnnsa baseball wes
a burp
marks the Dewdcred president league him.
e sy n down. dow 50 @ @ Sns
how hurt he was At being invited to the protest meeting since Brook
after all, McKechne invitation and why should be
TTk insisted meeting Msopha told him both
called such meeting And there stood
s OK s o' ss s' o ASts,e I % CT whom 's1
TO b said by BIZ Kem himself that he called the
Gilbert up hit
gond past Bucky Walters behind whom the Old Aer himself
the bali to detected ana Ln. thrown
sh,d the KLEIN let him ruling
cant advance Walters walked the next two bae forcing IN but
Cncnnaus claim that with Docher held
different
on the subject OF whether Bill KLEIN
isn't the final authority
McKechnie q President FrIck after
the Dodgers Into his confidence
coincidence oversight something Frk also neglected
facPha After btzing Frck via telephone, Mapha
fried Ford iranale either
facts about the meeting related
opposition communicate
themselves II unusual indeed hearing
indeed when the Brooklyn club given notice
TO be hedby representatives the Cincinnati
press.
protest League
League umpires the
Cincinnati Louis
o statement you you
you play the camel"
tCopyrght 1910, King Features Syndieatel