davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-03-19

:. ROBINSON. FRANK. JR: Departed this
nss on FRHNk M2IsR kossN ata cs 4
beloved son Of Frank and Julia Robinson
leync ne. brother sd Of Mrs. Mrs yiTsinia Jsanson;
many other relatives "a and di'f friends i''eo ''
FsmanS eo fnners RESTING nsaat at ths John ahnes
MaTch :aera Iso G p p he'
Rosemont Cemetery
1fe on Sunday, March II. 1910, at the
konES nRoS5NsoM tssIovsa Stfs qf Isssfg :
sister Af Of Ms; Mrs Lille tSs Wessss Mrs. ts Msssie
a1 saliS afe three aas
other relatives and friends Remains may
Wednesday March 20. '' o. "'e' 'A
LOVED Loved in life Temembsred in death:
f'h at and 1 n,s Rev q Ghaes wadsh Mdsh
hs psynes Cemetery
Saturday. March 16. 1910, Oracle
sC9I the Shter Of The late Henry
sisters. Mrs Annie Hammond Mrs. caro-
at VIM. T. and Ruth B roberts funeral
home. 1905 9Th st. NV.
pm. from above-named funeral home,
Rev. w L Turley oficiating.
SIMS, JOHN H. Departed this life on
ISas n. j. ave. NV. JOHN r. SIMS. He
leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, Pearl
and Grace Sims: three brothers. BENJAMIN.
Eliza Weems and a host Of other relatives
and friends. Body may be viewed at Rob
ert G. Mason's funeral home, $500 Nichols
Funeral services will be held Wednes sday
March, 90, at II O'Clock at the Camp;
Sumner road Sc. Rev. J. A. Brown Of.
fciatins. Intetment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1940-03-19
DrathB
sINN. MARGARET J.: On Saturday

SINN, MARGARET J. on Saturday,
March 16, 1910, MARGARET j. SINN. be-
loved wife of William c. Sim.
Funeral services at Chambers funeral
March 90, at II am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 19
TAYLOR. MADISON H. Suddenly on
Middleburg. Va. at $50 pm. MADISON
H. TAYLOR, beloved husband OF Mary
Smith Taylor. brother of Peyton TAYLOR.
Funeral from the Methodist Church
Wednesday. March 20. at 2 pm Inter-
ment Middleburg Cemetery 10
TENNYSON. SALLY E. On Monday,
March ls, 1910, at the residence Of her
son. 2s16. 3sth st. NV, SALLY E. widow
OF Samuel Tennyson and mother Of Harry
F. and Irving A. Tennyson and Mrs Anna
T Hartell
nesday, March 90, at pm Interment
Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria, Va
WARD, sALLIE. On Tuesday March
sity place NV. NV sALI1E WARD 0 Remains nlaf
resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st,
Notice OF funeral later.
WILLIAMS. MILDRED. On Monday,
March is, 1910, MILDRED WILLIAMS of
S22 goth st ne loving mother of cynthia
smith. Belle Lee and the late Julia Fletcher
ana grandmother OF Eva Fennell. She
also Is survived by host of other grand
and great-grandchildren. Remains rest
ing at the Malyan & schey funeral home.
N. !. ave. and r St NV
of
Evening star., 1940-03-19
Chase Tokes Editorial Post

ATLANTIC, Iowa, March l9 tF).--
E. P. Chase, former Atlantic pub
Usher. who won the Pulitzer Prize
for editorial writing in 1888, today
informed friends here that he had
accepted an editorial position with
the San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Evening star., 1940-03-19

OF the traffic deaths reported for
January Of this year in SO States. Is
had death totals below January,
1889; is had increases and showed
no change. In January last year
20 Of 81 reporting States showed
reductions from 1888.
Evening star., 1940-03-19
Uarn nf Uhanks

MAGRUDER. JAMES E. The members
OF the family of the late JAMES e. MA
GRUDER wish to express their sincere sp-
probation to the many friends who remem-
bered them in their recent bereavement.
The FAMILY .
Evening star., 1940-03-19
DrathB

- HITz; CLARA M; On Tuesday, March
1asP 'Ps Essla'nss ssss s esf Ssren sosshs
to call a. GaWler's, 1855 Pa. ave. n W
| Presbyterian Church 22nd st. and r, !.
ave. ne, on THURSDAY: March q: ct
JACKSON. WILLIAM. Departed this
pse m on ssnssum ssqnaS3 Mar9R WAM s4o e a9n
r. & fansfs home Of John T. Hines 1 CO..
Intermen. Thursday. March 21. at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
NIKE K1ENIE. WILLIAM VII G. On Monday
ssth Snha snd KeHe sasrx and fshsT of Charles P
Thursday, March 81. at l:3o pm. Rela-
ans Ernas Ats
by p, Taltavull 20
LENT. ALPHIoUs F. On Sunday.
Msfh st2 HENH II Seehea Sabs1d R c 81
lington, Va He also is survived by five
daughters two sons two sisters and
HH1n St the Arnsea Ess ss
Confessional Cemetery. Washington. D, c.
10 LOGAN 1a4N MaMIE MAM1E p 9n TyeSday Marsh
Logan and sister Of urawheart Ru1nett
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by MCGUIRE
MCCORMACK, ALMA GENsLER On
SSasay 4s1fh T 1sdo @d ALMA n y rNEHs MsEns
snd ate Msfon Silver e G oenseF
ave sefHses n on 'Raes March 50 at
am. Interment Genwood Cemetery
McCREAY. MARY E. LOCKE. On Mon;
fss MfF'f MARy 1870 focKs C Shey MeR955
OF 645 D st Sc, beloved mother Of Mer-
rill S. Locke.
funeral home soo7 = Nichols M 0 ave. se. on
Meh sS at % e;s eoa
Mclean. NELLIE E; L.. Suddenly; on
sundsyi Ma - Ma March H. 1910, Miss NELLIE E
homer oo sesnT at 5ysenss servs. a
be held on Wednesday,. March 90: at 1880
am; Relatives and, friends invited to at,
tend. lnterment Glenwood Cemetery. ~
MITCHELL. RUFUS. On Monday March
Sophia Mitchell, He He also ' is survived SIq BY By
many Other relatives and friends Re
mains resting at the Malysn 4 schey fu-
Notice of funeral later
MULLINGS. GEORGEANNA On Mon
day day March March Is; I94o. at her reSldsnse,
n fReas beoSsd Feae ne of the se 5oSA
Henry Mullings
Funeral notice later.
MURPHY; MARGARET T. On Tuesday.
ssashsF sss Ma MnFfhy tfS '?Ss ss
| loved widow of Richard Murphy and be-
Gertrude ru es'''l Murphy W and n Mrs. H. Hilton on
Moore.
Notice of funeral later
NEAL: CORA: On Monday. March IS.
coRA 1adA NR hfr resiSsnse S11S st. My
and Thomas Neal. She IS survived by lel-
viewed after pm Wedne sday,, March
20; at the Allen & Morrow Funeral Eome
Funeral services THURSDAY: March q;
nome Rev from hs sustn oesns funeral n
terment Harmony Cemetery. 90
NORTON. HOWARD A. On Sunday.
Mars Marsh ,y6 Il Ia4o At rM Noun. Alto Hospital;
and brother of Mrs Ethel Keene. Maurice
and Elmer H Norton,
opd pdnsTa snne from his late resdense 4sS
vited 1nterment Gear Hi 1pe eemetery eTSs 70
oLMsTED, BERTRAND LESLIE, On
s4ns sanaay; r. Mars March IL l94n a. his lis, home
DsoSed husband of Mae r. Lea
Mr.. olmsted rests at the Tabler funeral
R Be- bed on ah Thee seTy'ss
: !, 80 ;S Pm m: FOLLOWED Sy intermsns in Cedar
vlted to attend 49,
OLMSTED, BERTL. Washington Lodge,
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CLOTHINO-Coat, Eastern mink, lovely;
f0W dresses: suits; spring coat; pair sables.
AID. 1898. 27O1 Conn. Apt. 500.
CLOTH1NO-LArgs selection OF slightly
used spring suits and topcoats. S. and
up. Hermap's. 1922 7th st. nv. OUep
evenings and Sunday morninss.
CLOTHING Mems suits and tepooats, %,
s;EY Town S6 S6o ssHH suiss 70 q s.isst from. pssis
Pawnbrokers Exch, Ills HIST. ne. Open
to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

BEDROOM-Bed, chest and dresser in
solid maple. $3S.65; see this bargain" be-
Green Furniture, 1900 Georaia ave. Geor-
gia 1928. SPECIAL, $50 LOUNG e
CHAIRS, S11.95. See us for rare bar
gains. Green Furniture, $500 Georgia
ave. Georgia 2223
Evening star., 1940-05-05

BEDROOM. solid maple. real beauty
the values in used furniture Open eve
nlngs. Green Furniture, 1900 Georgia ave
Georgia 2223. P. s. AL living rooms
draStically reduced
Evening star., 1940-05-05

BEDR0OM-We. have some ''odd pieces"
talk Of the town" prices. SPECIAL. $50;
breakfast room suites, NOW S1195 OPEN
EVENINGS. Green Furniture, $500 Geor-
Eia ave. GeorRia 2202
Evening star., 1940-05-05

pIANo-We have > alishtly used latest
model Knabe spinet console. Just like new,
that can be purchased Of substantial re;
duction from the new price. Beautiful hurl
walnut finish: Very easy terms. MA. 1880.
Kits. 1880 q st.
PIANos-We have few used Knabe and
6teinway Strands for sale at worthwhile
savings over their original new prices. All
In unusually good condition. New guar
antee. Easy terms. National 1880. kitts.
PIANO, steinway. baby srand NAH, me-
dium size; excel. condition; $500. Lorseo
Studios. $500 Conn. ave, Apt. %.
PIANO. uprisht m:hossny, plain case; s;
Irving st. nv. Lawson.
PIANOsN$2 Is all. you have to. pay down
TO have any plano In our store delivered 70
pay TOR Z Il YOU wish! Choose from nsw and
Knabe, kimbaI. Istey,, steinwsy. chicksi.
the city. used practice pianos from $40
R2pub: Rn9i isJS 5r ': r.. i'2 p.aso ss cS hy
fth st. NV. opsn evenings.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

DROOM-Mahogany A magnificent
suite. l frieze living room. / boucle iiy.
lng Wom. ! dining room. i odd vanity
With circular plate glass mirror SACRi-
FICE FRICES. Mr.. Marks. 1928 18th 81.
NV. Georsia $3.50. OPEN NIGHTS.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

HEDROoM-Beds chests, dressers, desks,
dining rooms. living rooms dinette. lamps,
enlaa, enid TEgs pYn, 6ooks mettresses all to be
Of Acme Moving &; STORAGE Co. 46IS 18th
st: NV, on Friday, May 10. at 1890 am.
BEDRoOM-PUBLIC AUCTIoN-If you
are looking for quality furniture. here is
PRICE; you can bid it to the price you
can AFFORD to pay; furniture for the entire
home including odd pieces. The time
1880 an; the date, Friday May 10;
the place, Acme Moving a. Storage Co,
461S 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1940-05-05

'MALINA W."
Bridge deck, twin cabin yacht. 3 yrs.
old. 4b'x12.4x3': completely overhauled.
9-cylinder, 10 hp. See Capt. Norton.
mgr. Md: Yacht Club Baltimore. Nd. 5e
Evening star., 1940-05-05

LIVING ROOM-A BEAUTI-
Full 3-PC. TAPESTRY SAG
LESS AND WEBB-BOTTOM
SUITE. THIS is A $125.O0
VALUE. WE WILL ALLOW
YOU $500 TRADE-IN ON
YOUR SUITE AND THE
REDUCED PRICE IS $1OO.
PAY CASH $65 NET. YOU
WILL REMEMBER THIS
VALUE FOR MANY YEARS.
SO HURRY, HURRY, HUR-
RY. OPEN EVERY EVEN
ING UNTIL 9. GREEN FUR
N1TURE, 5000 GEORGIA
AVE. GEORGIA 1928.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
FARM AND GARDEN.

| FANW ANU 0AkOeN.
| TOPsOIL, large or small Quantities; we'll
rotted manure lawns made. Decatur 1887,
MAGNOLIA TREE for sale. S75.- Inquire
Hul H L: Miles, lies, Capitol Heights. Md. Phone
sssa4ssa coi1yE AND SANNAs S.s. YGSd ysTts
P H SGd d9s xilahtE: ME- oss SShn M'o'nhe' o10n
DAHLA BULBS. choice mixed colors. 81 so
Red oFs sess an 0Sshs sss b.: bs
left on Fort Washington I'd.
GIANT PANsIES, blooming clumps. Also
sn annss nsn'i soc Mr,
LETT a ehareh f Phon. Warsa 1863 sss
LANDSCAPE sERVICE-Prunins. planting,
oVatsd trse wo9k sHddns 'cns wnE.r nhas Isa
Emerson. Randolph Oila.
DAHLIAs, l2 mixed, lost names. 81; l2, no
two alike all giant bloomers, 81 so; lo
aardens isS Carroll M ave- D':po 4aEoma s,ss. P.ss
BoxWooD: nne, thrifty plants undu1. 2
nsh t io3e esaS s5seF Also is G's sp,nSa ,s%
hsR ss d s4o essh Fs% sams s REM. r.
MADEIRA sehoo pcse en ROAD az to ersss rs
GARDEN TRACTOR. Utiiator. 3 speeds
flon imn rsysTse sSsS a,tachmsnts .xseent sondi-
| tAoh F-1O CASH. Shl WArneld 2HO2.
oLp OLD LAWNS Law REsopDED, rich soil. viz
ins: s4s4 i7th st. NV. c. i 1oies. ss"'n''
HARDY FIG TREES, GUARANTEED TO
GROW; FEET HIGH, So; SMALL Err
TREES. 81 30. co. 1881.
STANDARD TWIN TRACTOR with cui-
tlvating and blowing equipment; like new.
frank Erwin, Camp I'd. spencerville, Md
PANSY PLANTS, Harold and Ellis Giant
seedlings. 81 100; in bloom. held grown,
65c dozen, 81 100 Annual and perennial
plants Flower Farm. 1O7 South Irving st..
| Arlington. Va.
PANsES, perennials, annuals, roses. Out
| connecticut to Leland, 2 blocks west Wis
362S. III Leland. Chevy Chase
WEIL-ROTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure no stray. and rich, black soil;
| 20 bushels, So; 80 bushels, $40, delivered.
SpeclaNxe IN large quantities. Call John
lnscoe, oxford 2039-W
PEIUNIAs; perennials. lilly bulbs. ?.
Green. 1140S Georgia ave, formerly Of
Capitol View, 6epsington.
GOLDFISH. water lilies: hyaeinth., xstsr
Nelson ST., Arlington, Va Oxford Oeoi.
WANTED TO BUY. an old busy Can
Evening star., 1940-05-05
MlscELLANlous YoR sAlR.

TYPIWRITEKs. Underycods, standard ana
PARK rd. Apt. 4. CO. 1925. Biaustsin's.
ssli rs Hsiy g. fs s. 1SS sS.s s:sl;
IS. ss .. sssns fe,lss lss
TrYrTwEIIT.R, 1rreE Isr 3 und:rvooa; No. 8; ior sale
sns.Di s.s III. io0a. ssss as' new 1910 Emerson st.
TYPEWRITERs-Und. port. $3.50;
lsss 1!a k.ndoiph ia n.s. W. oH rs 5000 De' sn''
IAcUUM CLEANERS q. T.. Eureka, Royal,
Hoover! !s9qls H4RPfsa s9d a.s'esssd &c. a sseS No.
517 10th s'i' 81. NV. wa.-'a'''.S IA. $780,.
VACUUM CLEANERS, rebuilt and door sam
pies pies ons,yr e. Y; guar: all popular makes: a.
sl4 1ots tH1ssEslsAI s: NV oFssTss; s.sIss., ss7s.
VACUUM cLEANER. Hoover, asitator mod
s s shn snt; clsans like new sa6
g. Sf esIi ID s's;a
VACUUM CLEANERs-Hoover,, Sl2.e5;
Eureka 1913; Electrolux with att. Sl6.95;
o'' so' s 1asz fsss.; Guar. ".
VACUUM CLEANER Hoover, complete,
We Woodl.s EsAef; ISL s.vns town. must SELL Cali
VACUUM cLEANERs-Electrolux ali at
taeh., late American model. $50 w.. like
SssS ssygM gssJ.2 JSSkVieE $50 ne 3D. 7oss:
WSoa1sx XIolIN es5s ssS, and bow; bargain at SIG.
WAsHEEs-sacriicing brand-new wash.
Ing machines, in crates. at discounts OF
more than 6o% on list prices; Used Easy,
Maytas. Norge. Thor and others as low
as ga No money down. Liberal trade-in.
A.'"'' a ATLAS xaskis APPLIANCE CO.,
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
District 3737. Open Evenings Iii PM
WASHERS, rebuilt and reposs.. Tyr. guar
AEHohIzSn19 aE sS Sl9es " s5s sN .sS EAGToRY
the NEW RENDix HOME LAUNDRY. NAY.
TAG, THOR. 9. Z. AND APEX WASHERS
asrf5 lass blI. fIr'de'in allowance Pay with '0u'
5l4 10th 81. NV. w. oHsn Nstion.l ss7e.
WASHED. Special clearsnce Of diseon-
g.. msass s rsors rsoTs.; s s3s q: M:ys n.H sd se
EsiIss il other makes; Ihe lssssst Selection
SSH sJSassSs PASS ids A s:' g.
W,AsHERsIspeeial clearance Of discon-
tinued models; Norges, S3S; MaytAgs, S44;
B C's, S31: Thors, $32; all new and sold
complete with fller pump hose: also bar
gains in other makes: the largest selection
in the city. 10 DAYS TRIAL. Pay 81
weekly: Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
WASHING MACHINE nursery size; Al
condition. Call Monday. 100 18th st. Sc
LIVING ROOM-A BEAUTI.
Full 3-PC. TAPESTRY SAG.
LESS AND WEBB-BOTTOM
SUITE. THIS IS<A S125 mn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
MARION MERRITT
TAKEN BY DEATH
PROMINENT FARMER PASSES
SUDDENLY FOLLOWING
HEART ATTACK

Marion Merritt. a prominent Npsi-
lanti Township farmer living south
of Ypsilanti at 704O Merritt Road,
passed away suddenly Friday after
noon at 1850. He had been active
about his farm at noon. but was
taken with a heart attack.
Mr. Merritt was the son OF Charles
and Sarah Forsythe Merritt and
was born in Augusta Township,
Jan. 81. 1866. He had lived in the
same house in Ypsilanti Township
for 81 years. He belonged to the
Methodist Church in Stony Creek.
Nov. :, 1855, Mr. Merritt married
Miss Carrie Eaton. She passed away
Feb. 22. 1911.
Mr.. Merritt Is survived by son,
Charles Merritt. Milan; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Carl Clark. living in the
Merritt home, and Mrs. Lynn NJ.
Mats. Plymouth; ten grandchildren
and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Coe
and Mrs. James Cosgrove.
Funeral services will take place
Monday afternoon. Rev, Clifton
Hoffman. pastor OF Stony Greek
Methodist Church. and Rev. Charles
Carey. pastor of Friends Church,
will conduct the services. Prayer
will be said at the Merritt home at
1870 and services will follow in
the Stony Greek Church at o'clock.
Burial will be in Stony Greek Gene
terry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
MILAN BUSINESS
MAN SUCCUMBS
ELMER TEALL RITES WILL BE
CONDUCTED MONDAY
TERNOON

Especial to The Daily Press
Milan. Mich. Nov. g. Elmer
Teall. a Milan business man for the
past p years, passed away Friday
evening at his home. 237 +. Main
ST. He had been in poor health
for some time
Mr. Teal was born in London
Township. Aug 25, 1876, the son
Of the late Charles Wesley and
Cornelia Oyeracker TEAL. His
marriage to Lottie VI. Ambro Q,
Stony Creek, took place in 1901.
They moved to Milan in 1911. Be
fore coming here Mr.. TEAL was.
clerk of London Township for six
years. For the past eight years
ne had been justice Of the peace
Of Milan Township. He was a
member of the Knights Of Pythias
lodge. No 1SS. and the Maccabees.
Surviving are his wife. one son.
Maynard w. one brother. Claud.
one sister, Mrs. Rhoda Ball, all OF
Milan, and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services will be Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
First Methodist Church. Rev. f..
c. Stringer River Rouge. a former
pastor OF the Milan Church. will
officiate and burial will be in Mar
le Park Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09

Detroit. Mich, Nov. Seattle
Receipts. for week 1866. Choice
to prime yearlings. dry fed.
s1l5OQ13.25; good to choice year
lings. dry fed. slO.5O@11.50; choice
to prime heavy Steers. dry fed.
s115O613.25: good to choice heavy
steers. dry fed. slO.5Oqll.5O; short
fed steers, Ss.5O99.5O; fair to good
grass steers and heifers. $3.50 q
$50; best COWS. s5.75 q 6; fair
to good beef cows. $3.50 SIS; can
ner and cutter cows. So q 8;
old rims. SO down; best light but
cher bulls. s7Q725; best heavy
bologna bulls, s6.75@7; medium
weight bologna bulls, s6.25q6.75;
light common bulls, s5q6; stock
bulls, $5.5Oq6.5O; good - choice
stockers and feeders SS011; com
mon to fair stocKers and feeders,
S6G75O: mixers and springers, $50
QS0.
Weekly receipts 1852.
Best, $12.50; fair to good. S11 a
IL; seconds. $9q10.50; culls and
common, s6G9.
Sheep and lambs Weekly re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
Prospect Pupils Invite
Parents to Visit School

Special invitations are being Civ
en- TO parents OF Prospect School
children TO attend classes next week
during National Education Week.
A schedule of special visiting
days has been set with parents of
fifth grade pupils welcomed on
Monday. first grade on Tuesday.
fourth. Wednesday; third. sixth and
kindergarten. Thursday and second.
Friday Parents Of students in Miss
Olive Adams room are asked to
call on Tuesday.
Parents are welcomed in the
school at any time but special
invitation is being given at this
time because Of the National Educa-
ton program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
Central Grades P. T. A.
viii Sponsor Benefit

To raise funds for purchase OF
Fairgrounds equipment at Central
Grades School the Parent-Teachers
group are sponsoring a benefit card
party in the High School gymnasium
Wednesday at s p. m. In charge Of
arrangements are Mrs. \. F. Nc
Dougan. club president; Mrs. Don
aid Webb and Mrs. Frank Gilbert.
Teachers of the grades will be in
their rooms a half hour before the
party TO hold conferences or meet
with the parents. These meetings
are part OF the National Education
program week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
.FRED. LAU RITES
WILL Be SUNDAY
HAD BEEN EMPLOYED BY FORD
MOTOR COMPANY AS
FARMER

Funeral services will be conduct
ed Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock in
the j. +. Moore Funeral Home for
Fred W. Lau. who passed away
Friday in Boyer Hospital Of injur-
les and shock resulting from an ac-
cident Tuesday. Rev. Hugo Fenker
will officiate and burial viii be in
Lake View Cemetery Belleyille. I'm
iii the time Of the service. friends
may call at the funeral home.
Mr.. Lau was the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lau and was born in
Posen, Germany. July :, 1871 He
came 10 America in August, 1884.
Nearly all his life has been spent
in Van Buren, Township. He had
been employed by the Ford Motor
Company az a farmer. Mr.. Lau mar
ried Miss Caroline Breuning in
April, 1907. at the Emmanuel Luth-
eran parsonage. this city.
Surviving Mr.. Lau are his wife.
one son. Fred b. Lau. 751 Holmes
Road. a grandson. Duane. sister,
Mrs. Minnie Brock. Toledo, and a
brother. George I.au, Centennial Rd.,
Ypsilanti Township.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
Funeral Conducted in
Lansing For Guy Sage

Mrs c. f. Kramer received
word from Lansing Friday Of the
death OF Guy Sage. who formerly
lived on the c /. Mcintyre farm
a few miles south of the city.
His death came suddenly although
he had been in poor health for a
year.
He left Ypsilanti about % years
ago FOR Linden whore he made
his home before moving TO Ian
sing. There he was employed by
the International Harvester Com
pany. The funeral was in Lansing
Wednesday with burial in Lin
den.
Mr.. Sage Is survived by his vi
dow. two children. two sisters.
Mrs. Frank Steele, Miss Ernestine
Sage. a brother. Russ - Sage. an
aunt Mrs. Emma Kelly. two un-
Giles Ross Smith and Homer
Smith. formerly o; this ci'y. He
was the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Carleton Sage
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
Two Girls Held, Two
Released on Charges
of Taking Automobiles

Two girls have been released
by the police authorities on
charges OF taking two automo-
biles from the Normal College
district last month and two other
girls are being held
One of the girls, 16 years old
and a ward of the Michigan
Childrens Institute. has been re-
turned to Muskegon county for
disposition. She recently had been
placed IN an Ypsilanti home. Ano-
Their Of the 1ssyear old girls. from
Ypsilanu. will have hearing in
probate court. The date has not
been scheduled. A Is year old sis
ter of the latter girl and another
girl 16 years old. were released
by police after questioning
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
Banks, offices Will be
Closed on ArmIStiCe Day

All banks, federal and state Of
fices will be closed Armistice Day.
City Hall offices and city stores
will remain open however. q
The lobby OF the post office will
be open from : a. m. TO p. m. but
all windows will be closed Mail
will be dispatched as usual but
street box collections will not begin
unit 1870 p. m.
Michigan state Employment Of
fices viii be closed until Tuesday
morning
TIE office OF the First National
Bank receiver. National Bank Of
Ypsilanti and the Ypsilant Savings
Bank will close Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
INJURIES FATAL
To MRS. SMITH
WIFE OF FORD SECRETARY
SUCCUMBS IN BEYER
HOSPITAL

Mrs. Norman smith, Crosse
lie. passed away at Boyer Mem
oral Hospital this morning at
5:45 following injuries sustained
in an auto accident Tus sday night
Mrs. Smith was born in England
81 years ago. and her marriage to
Mr.. Smith took place ten years
ago.
Surviving Mrs. Smith are her
husband. who is secretary at
the Ford Motor Co.. Detroit, a
son James. three sisters and a
brother in Toronto
Funeral services are in charge
OF the William R. Hamilton Com
pany, Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
Chimney Burns Out

Flames which illumined buildings
for several hundred feet shot from
the chimney of the Board OF Com.
merce about 1880 this morning
when flues and chimney OF the oil
burner ignited. They had become
clogged with SCOT and when they
caught fire the natural draft of the
chimney drew the flames into a
huge jet. Damage was mostly from
SCOT and smoke. and firemen quick
ly controlled the blaze.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
PLAN ATHLETIC coNFAe

Hillsdale. Nov. 9 -AP \ con-
ference on women's athletics will
bring together representatives Of
10 colleges In Michigan here Sun
day. The tWo-day session IS spon-
sorsd by Miss Doris Ewing. direc-
tor of Physical Education at Hills
dale. and the Wemen's Athletic
Association
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
In The Sick Room

Mrs George Shook. Short Oak
St. who is in Boyer Hospital is i'm
proving very slowly.
Kenneth McNulty. who has been
in Boyer Hospital for the past -four
and one half weeks. shows some
Improvement Mr.. McNulty is suf'
fering from undulant fever.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
CAME FROM BEHIND

Holland. Mich, Nov. 9-AP- To
keep intact its indicated record,
which now numbers six victories
and one tie. Grand Rapids Junior
College Friday had to come from
behind to defeat Hope College, 10
to G. The Jaysees held the lead
briefly in the third quarter when
Mike Creel dropkicked a field goal
from the 10-yard line but Art Tim
mer's 2l-yard touchdown sprint
around end put Hope ahead on the
first play of the last quarter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-09
DETROIT TECH wHITeWAsHED

Huntington. W. Va, Nov. 9-AP -
With Fullback Jackie Hunt person
ally accounting for five touchdowns,
Marshall whitewashed Detroit
Techs football team, g. to o, here
Friday. Hunt scored four of his
teams 10 touchdowns on runs Of
70, so, 80 and 10 yards. The win
ners covered $40 yards by running
and passing before the game ended
while Techs Dynamics were toss
ed for net loss of nine yards.