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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEeCHLKR & son. Auctioneers


ADAM A. wEscHI,1R . son, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE Or fwo-sroRy DE-
Rdcakp RooMsp Asp sTuGGR Trn rPYsNd SE4As h IIahT ss
WrTH oNEecAR GARAGE EE"A""i'
1bsy yetus No sS & ;as Ssss Fl trust % sscordsa a
the, land records Of the District Of Co
,Mmbia; and at the request Of the party
VII oer for ssle By M pubic saetien n irssi
y e eR gSsSRA3 l5sS
following, described property IN the District
three l23l in SQUARE numbered eighteen
subdivision nm made BY tne Chevy s Chase n Land
s.i;ia isTS sRs sshs1s 81 psIs et Noun. zISy
recorded in the once 81 the surveyor s, FOR for
the District Of Columbia IN Liber SO at
fS1io 1ns 10; subject to the buiisins restrict9n
rights ot redemption BY the makers Of the
ss ss'a: Date within q SALE period ne eaeadst x s ds sn
and HOLIDAYS. as provided In said deed Of
trust. Subject to any and all liens created
by conditional bills Of sale for heating and
rentals AL other taxes and assessments
TO sSsss 81 e dat 81 Of title
equal ;nstsllments, represented by promis-
sorry notes of purchaser. payable in one and
annum from day Of sale, payable semi
annually secured by first deed Of trust
upon property sold. or all cash. at option
of purchaser. A deposit of $500 required
OF purchaser at sale. Examination of title.
conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps
ana notarial fees at cost Of purchaser
from expiration of redemption period.
otheIwise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. after i've days advertise
msnt OF such resale in some newspaper
published IN Washington, d: C., or deposit
may be forfeited, or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights against de-
faultinR purchaser
CHARLES A. JONES,
PAUL J. FRIZZELL.
!a1o 1o,@0,23,25 Trustees
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

imnsenats DARK blue @ @ nsh. sSoE sposless ss0ap: ap
rsauses to ss, aba Terms ss IN.
ao as $5 aewn. This is real buy: SUPERIOR
oasn essnln.s ash rna aqd oeioek FL Dupont 1900
seat; s235. Any down payment You desire
sp1pRaIn srd 1ala1se t9 suit you Fully guaranteed
pont 1900. Open evenings till 9 o'clock.
PLYMOUTH 1899 coupe; private owner
s629. cash or trade. Shepherd 1881.
PoSNrIAC 1881 2-door sedan: Immaculate:
SSpp55, MI. Flood. 1921 Connecticut. WO.
PONTIAC 1897 opera-seat coupe. cyl;
Imm;aSuiats; nnc9;cM, 2 S322 Mr.. Flood. 1921 Con.
masul,ss poaI,Ac dsss sy, 4-d0or sedan; blue; I'M
Flood. 42sl connectieut. wood. ai' s4no1f:: 4n1f:
PONTIAC de luxe 2-door sedan: excellent
nnsw-car nsvm ssg condition. radio; original owner.
Terms. 913o. wisconsin 1884.
Win finance. State Finance Co. 10th and
| Il SITS. NV. Rep O246.
pSaHHG pasE iSmaasat. asaa aasSF sss9 Mf sfaaP aPPoo
PONTIAC 1887 20" 4-door trunk sedan:
black finish, very clean car in every detail.
ec0nGmicai eca6 &c LII family car that we have re-
Horne aorners Famous Fan ues dnarantse al 70; backed By
9th and Fla Ave. NE. Atlantic s4s4.
p0MIIAc ,1M 11h,c 1893 e.eyl. coupe: ] owner:
422I connectlcut. Wood s4o1. ''''0'
asHaA'L TERRHAPLANE 1895 2-dr. trunk sedan:
must sell quickly. $3.50. Georgia 6421.
STATION WAGON 1899 Pontiac: immacu-
We Woo s1gS; s45i, Mr. Flood 1921 Connecticut.
sTUDEBAKER Commander 1884 touring
sedan; good condition; 500 cash or $40
a9wn' $40 monthly. Jerman Bros, 3342
w1LLYs 1888 sedan. One Of the most
5uy: Thoroushiy c. eHERNFRIzEbb and ID
osy ssd4G 9ay s2s 1eS 30 oH aSE and ND
| GLIDING tags.
,11 r,osGi5l GiHEaNER NE MOTOR GO, oo
ATTENTION. WHOLESALE BUYERS
Ford 1920 coach. GOOD condition. SOS.
Ford d 1924 1894 VS. coach. tight motor, Sis.
Adeson. fHTa .cbsy-oisste iss9 eGseh' sl75 r,yt,
Ford coupe 1850 40 SO cash
Ford roadster 1881 - $50 cash
Gsa:[SI GMELyiN N.Es ROONEY, NE MOTOR sAL2ss Al e"'A
SPECIALS.
| CHRYSLER 1888 4-door Touring cSc7
| SEDAN. like new, radio %oos
sedan radio igs and eao9E oysrar,7e Touring $2o7
soaD slaeH' nss sss' Coupe; 1897
5saaH R1DaE 1886 4-D00r Touring 1927
wdahYs ssaan 5radia; aaa7 De Luxe S267
SEDAN saanHohEr 1884 Master STAT
HgsmGBas 1rUdio. ssDtsr, 1886 "S" Coupe S287
rosD 11oaio, 1884 Tudor; clean STAT
Many Others-Al Bargains
MITCHELL MOTORS, INC.
1907 14th NV. Hobart O6GO.
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS. INDoRsED BIDS FOR
superstructure of building specification No
96l3.' will be, received at the Bureau of
Yards and Docks Navy Department Wash
1910. and then and there publicly opened
for superstructure. Of building involving
concrete, brick and tile work; roofing and
sheet-metal work; plastering: carpentry
and joinery; plumbing heating and cleo
trical work and painting at the Navy Yard
washington, D. c. Specification No 9613
and accompanying drawings may be OBJ
tanned on application to the Bureau. De-
post of a check or postal money order for
$50. payable to the Chief of the Bureau
OF Yards and Docks. is required as security
for the safe return of the drawings and
specification. B. MOREELL. Chief Of
Bureau, Sth January. 1910 ia1S,25
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us FOR
sale, houses, business property apart
ments. acre2.es and lots: have clients
waiting: excellent sales force
EDWARD r. CARR,
Realtor Builder. 1868 Conn. Ave
Adams 6623-6624-6625
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

1.ca.e $3.50 !s1RH eoYRs NSca 4yi 81 CON- m
nectisut. Mccd: sioi. 49, ~- WV
e. .sss 'f a sSs lasH
oLDelEognE 1883 Eight" 4-door trunk
and xe welcome the most risid inspection;
written susrsnses and the n most ,s Convenient %
sts: Dupont 1900. Open sundays until
sedan and convertible club coupe, g tour
55:ss Pseka!ds: in excsptionaliy in. con- @
''''0n' from Iovisa IsS7n eP- MOTORS
,so. youR PACKARD DEALER:
PACKARD 1895. 6-cyl. coupe: one owner;
NSssl., WEE sssf s;sf Son'i:e' sssi 's Conn ave.
PACKARD 1886 convertible coupe; radio
ana toT nsftsr nsE cream Paint new black
suar.ntes: pries reduced to SAB. '''
1sssa HAwkINs i4tS 81 Finer ndn' gsea Cars r.,
PACKARD 1885 straight-s series 1400 s.
.seres so auieH su,sf no'0f Don't S ioo2 for w,
s:sssI Sss; q: s::f S..| Fiji Ssso 4SS':. iiis Yer
..ASA-S ~ ~. lsGIi. OCOO.
PASKASD isSs bI5, 1ass s3,, 2 sedan a R,sh mid
out IKE new ThoreSssIz eAzRsss1zs6 asss as6
and fully RpMNs snsssntssd; I,ls4as s44s ~
III Florida Ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
PACKARD 1893 4-door sedan. small 8
ecnditian; neef,sa waos $50 AN Flood 1921 Con-
PIERcE-ARRow sedan (six wheels, radio.
heater,; very GOOD: the best bargain in
TORS 14th and p sts. Dupont 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1899 coupe; black safety steel
psaslnf ovess conditon % eaeelent seS msass: sirss
reduced to S5s5: guaranteed: easy terms:
liberal trade allowance Frank Small: Jr.,
pSFa aS77. dealer s00s Nichols ave- Sc Line
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door trunk sedan; ra-
dio and heater, excellent condition: S295.
Melvin Ne Rooney, Motor Sales. Capitol Hgts.
PLYMOUTH fI; 1888 conyertible coupe, 9
connecticut Wood s4o1. '' 'ON' ~
PLYMOUTH 1887 De luxe sedan. Orig
maj ma l,p lustrGus black finish with harmnniz-
u sNlEgIzEp ga and fully guaranteed. for E only
1711 r,otias GSEfNER SyI MSroR e &C.; sos,r, sooo
PLYMoUTH nI,isoU 1884 2-door sedan; excellent
Bros. 3342 M st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 80 coupe; excellent condition;
can cam be nnanesd; IAN L. will sacrifice; no dealer.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door trunk sedan: Al
condition: . genuine bargain for thrifty
buyer: only S195: terms. STANDARD
MOTOR SALES. 1905 14th st. NV. North
2298. North 1870.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe trunk Sc
Gan; new appearance spotless inside. thrifty
hoating-power engine, hydraulic brakes.
au,steel construction. best tires; custom
radio and heater. low mileage: S4I5: guar
anteed' easy terms. Frank Small. Jr Ford
dealer. 2O02 Nichols ave. Sc. Line. 2O77.
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door trunk sedan:
heater. white-wall tires: very clean. sound
ssr; S,r;, We. we will allow you 5000 on your 1924
iion). balanc: $1,000. month Merson &
Thompson. Chrysler- plymouth, $3.50 Wis
consin ave. Wis. 5195.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe business coupe;
1000. 1-owner car. appearance and gen.
eral condition like new: bargain at 1915.
81 HAWKINS. Finer Used Cars
1888 14th st. NV. Dupont 4455
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1896 1h-ton long ". b. ex-
sticfer s weeks; SIS cash or model A truck.
Take over S240 notes. Mich. 1908.
FORD 1885 1M-ton, long v. b., high stake;
dual ten-plys; green sticker 8 weeks: SIPS
cash or model A truck. Take over S2A0
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STORES FOR RENT.

ALEXANDRIA-DESI MODERATE
~ priced storeroomS are scarce. Call c.
w. WALTERS. 101 n. Alfred St.. Alex 1854,
and secure our listings. Act quickly
GETOWN-CORNER STORE AND
living quarters, suitable any small business,
Rent. $40 month. Phone Emerson 52S7.
R. I. AVE. NE.-NEW, MODERN. DAY
light store: wide frontage. Will rent reas.
to reliable party. Call North 1908. or
lnqulre 1881 R. I. ave. ne.
sos E ST. N.W.-LARGE STORE PER-
feet condition: heat. hot-water furnished;
3-car parking space; reasonable.
SUITABLE FOR POOL ROOM.
1419 st. SEQ. 90
Will Recopdition to Suit Tenant.
GOOD RADIO STORES.
2419 Pa. ave. $4,000
l4l7 st. -------- 5000
1923 st 40 90
AFFLECK 2423 PA. AVE. REP. 1868
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

APPROXIMATELY $500 go. Fl, ,suIT-
able for carpenter shop. Call National 0S%o'
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
BEST LOCATION, SHEPHERD PARK. FOR
information cali Randolph 1855
ATTENTION. BUILDERS! THREE SIX
room houses and % lots fronting Southern
ave. Sc. Box 1S-A. Star.
LOT, SOFT FRONT, IN SPLENDID RENT
ing section:, suitable for several 4-family
apts.. for So 25n
CHAS d. SAGER.
924 14th st. NV Natl OO36
NEARBY MD. 1oOx146, S1,465: WOODED.
GEO E. DIFFENBACH. Lot Specialist
Emerson 4117. 110I Vermont Ave.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND.
$4,000 So. ft. U50x35O), on grade. with
railroad frontage and wide concrete high
way; minutes to downtown: a real bar
gain at SOC it. EDW. L. STROHECKER,
1910 Vermont ave. Met 2713
S50O-HOLLYWOOD PARK.
Wooded 50x120. detached home section.
Ewes, phone Lincoln 1000.
ADELBFRT w. LEE
1343 st. NV Dist 460O.
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING SITES
=, Restricted community All improvements
Near stores schools, loc bus zone.
240S Columbia Pike, Arl Va. oxford 203s
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FORT LYON HILLS.

restricted, panoramic view of Alexandria,
Washington, Potomac River; Introductory
price, 1878, on 10 lots only l mile south
HEAVENER. Rt. 3, Alexandria, Va. Phone
Alex 446-J-11
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LOIS WANTED

WANTED LoTs+sEE US FOR QUICK
sale on your vacant lot WILLIAM M.
KITCHIN g. CO.. $50 Tower Bldg. Natl.
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HOUSES FOR SALE. /.
AVCNDAT,E

&AVOANA/11A1,
a fast-growins DEVELOPMENT of detached
ssrass nomss-n rana, and rooms l and 2 baths;
aiIfe. AZ Alphabetically RcIirfS DIFFERENT.
$3.50 to $3.50.
WHY NOT DRIVE OUT ToDAYp
sample house open daily. To reach: Out
Michigan ave. past Catholic University.
over new viaduct to 18th st. ne. left three
blocks to landscaped entrance.
d. c. Developing Co., Inc,
OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
1872 K St NV. District 1880.
513 Park Lane, Battery Park, Md.
0wner has been ordered out Of the city
ofier his beautiful 6-room.. 2-bath home,
and at the price of 9.25o he is suffering q
loss OF over 1000 which you will receive
benefit Of. We believe that this house will
sell at once. so If you are interested call
1mmed1taely for appointment.
E. M. FRY, INC,
wis ss46 oce open psiiy snd sunday
GEORGETOWN-$7,OOO.
:, Near 31st and o--7 rooms, bath, extra
BOSS 4 PHELPS Natl $500, Evening;
phone service till O'Clock.
LIVE IN EDGEMOOR
And enjoy a home that we consider the
finest value in D. c. or Maryland. Situated
on lot 50x150 and containing rooms
'lpaneled den on first floor). complete
paths and automatic air-conditioned neat.
@ 5Iy now and YOU may sa,ect vou. swn
details, call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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OFFICES For RENI-

PRIVATE OFFICE OR OFFICE SPACE;
Secretarial service: attorneys suite; attrac-
tive rental. RIM. 322, 1410 H st. NV.
DOCTORS OFFICE
Now available in this desirable building; 4
rooms. kitchen and 2 baths, balcony over
looking Rock Greek Park
2310 CONN. AVE NV
CALL MR.. MATTHEWS. ADAMS $500.
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe business coupe:
900. 1-owner car. appearance and gen.
eral condition like new: bargain at S375
81 HAWKINS Finer Used Cars
1888 14th St. NV Dupont 4455.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

ARLINGTON, VA, 1884 N. NOTTINGHAM
air conditioned, light. gas, all modern con,
veniences: large corner lot; $40 month;
sale price, L$7,750. Chest. 1854: evenings.
Chest 1908
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rAlLfss roe SALE.

YOU EXPECT MORE in q VA0ABoNp
Camp. q. 8 l. BerWyn. Nd. 21s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VIC. 18th AND L SITS. NV.
20 large ofdces, each with separate wash
room, full basement for storage, 3 stories;
individual building Good for private COM
pany or organization. District 2724. Ewes.
Woodley O432
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GEORGETOWN-S7.OO loco.
LIVE IN EDGEMOOR

Near 31st and OF rooms, bath, extra
lavatory, hot-water heat, gas furnace
BOSS g. PHELPS, Natl $500. Evening
phone service till O'Clock
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FARMS FOR SALE.

$3.50 DOWN $40. MO. 9s ACRES, HIGH
water front mostly cleared land: Is miles
District; $1,000. National $3.50.
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HUDSON 1882 2-door: immaculate; $50.
Mr.. Flood. 4221 Connecticut WO S4O1.
HUDSON 1880 convertible country club
coupe: equipped with special high compress
sion head. radio. heater. white-wali tires;
most beautiful and just like brand-nev in
every detail: cost S1.385 few months ago
S640 at our special low price Of S745: fully
guaranteed and the most liberal terms in
city at low cost SUPERIOR MOTORS,
ming till q O'Clock
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RD. NV,
New bricks: semi-detached and row; six
rooms, 2 baths recreation room. auto
matte gas heat; modern equip; all rented
monthly; no. expense except taxes ana in
terest; nicely financed; approx $1.75O
equity in each house: owner will sell in
small cash Call MR.. DREW, Rep. 1881.
F; ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5 Investment
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WATER FRONT pRoprRry.

INTERESTED m SELLING OR TRADING
cottage At Deale. Nd. FOR details call
Dupont 2o21 after 6 pm.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
DOWNTOWN CORNER,

FIREPROOF BLDG, OFF 18th AND H
SITS. ne, 2nd commit Very reasonable
rent, Box 49S-B Star.
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NASH 1892 rumble-seat coupe: District
inspected; reconditioned motor: clean ap-
pearance: 81 down. The Currinval Motor
Co. $50 st. ne. Atlantic 1882
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BRICK FOUR-FAMrLY FLAT-S106O
Strictly white rental section. Three
rooms bath and screened porch in each
unit; separate gas heating plants: ten
ants pay own fuel and light. Income,
S1.590 year. The cheapest building OF
this tyne in WASHINGTON
SHANNON & LUCiS CO.,
1908 H st. NV National 234H
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FORD 1885 2-door sedan: S139. Mr..
Flood, 1921 Connecticut. WO. 64O1.
FORD 1888 de luxe coupe. S5-h.p.. nne
motor, good tires, radio; $4s7; big allow
in bldg. Always . better deal At Hill q
Tibbitts. lila Vermont ave. Natl. $3.50:
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
CHAS. ROYER
FOUND DEAD
At HIS HOME

Cha rleS Roger. for many years
respected resident Of WyandOtte. was
found dead at his home pa SugseriOr
boulevard. on Tuesday night.
Born in Philadelphia. Pa, Mr.. Roy
er came TO WyandOtte 81 years ago to
manage the coke plant Of the Michigan
Atkah Company. In this position he
remained for Is years. Following that
he went To the McCOrd Manufacturing
Company, staying there % years. He
retired about a year ago He served as
ItOlice commissioner from 1928
He was also member of Wyandotte
Kiwanis club. No 1000. His wife died
nine years ago.
Mr.. Roger leaves two daughters,
Mabel and Mrs. Stewart Allen of Bir-
mingham. Mich. a son. Charles Roger,
Jr., of the United States navy. and
sister. Mrs Stanley Grove of Lake
wood. n. J.
The funeral will take place from
the Nixon funeral home at o'clock
this friday afternoon, with burial
in Ferndale cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
FORMER CITY
OFFICIAL DIED
LAST FRIDAY

EOta p. Smith. II former menIber Of
the WyandOtte City Council, died sud
denly at AAena General hospital on
Friday morning Ut last week He had
been in failing health for several
years. The day before he was taken
TO the hospital, and was considered in
fair condition when a heart attack
hi ought the end
Mr.. Smith, who was 63 years Of
age. was born in OSceOlal. Mo. ON July
30. 1871 He was the son If MethO-
dist minister
AT the age Of l.. he began work as
Il telegraph operator serving in var
iOus cities until 1895, when he came 10
WyandOtte 10 take the position Of
tlmekeeper for the Michigan Alkali
Company Later he was promoted To
be purchasing agent for the company,
continuing in this position until Janl-
AIRY /. 1917. During his residence here,
Mr.. Smith was elected as a member OF
the City Council. and made an out
standing record us an honest and cap
able official. He attended the Detroit
College Of Law, and was granted his
diploma in 1905
In 1913 he Went To Alpena and or
ganlzed stone quarry plant in near
by RGkpOrt. He continued as presi-
dent and general manager OF the plant
until 1877, when he sold out to the
Kelley Island Lime 4 Transport Com
piny. Later he became interested in
trap rock company in Ontario. Return
Ing TO Alpena, he was connected with
what is now the Thunder Bay Gus. =
ries Company
Following the bank failures in 1893.
Dick" as he was known to his Wy
andOtte friends. branched out in the
bank business. On May -, 1888. he
went TO the Alpena Saving bank as
conservation. When the bank WAS NJ
organized September II, 1888 he was
elected president and served five years
resigning February 16, 1898. because
81 failing health
MT smith Was Mason. and q me1n-
Der or WyandOtte lodge. No TO, sance
February 10, 1904 He was made
8oyal Arch Mason on April IL, 1905
He Is survived by his wife. Carrie
COnwell Smith. WyandOtte lady TO
whom he WAS married on July H.
1889: two daughters Mrs. Paul w.
Kerr Of San Mates. Calf, and Mrs,
r X. Williams Of Detroit: a grand
danehter. Caroline Cnnwen Kerr, and
NO oretherS, h T. Smith OF High
and Park. Mich. and W. F. smith H
Minneapolis MINI
FsInelai services were held at the
.T'tne on Monday afternoon. The re-
tnitdhs were p@c,d temporarily in
vault.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
Council Doinss
Tuesday Night

City Engineer f. w. Liddle. as re
queSted by the Council. submitted two
estimates Of the cost Of providing a
skaters shelter in the rear If the Wy
andOtte General hospital. One estimate
calls for an expenditure of $61249,
the other Sill 80 The engineer was
instructed to 20 ahead with the first
named plan.
Authorization was given the NUM-
cipal Service Commission To collect
sewage disposal charges from custom
ers. at the rate of $43 per million gal
hons of water consumed The rate was
set by tbs. Board Of Wayne County
Road Commissioners.
st. Patrick parish was granted the
Use 6 the public address system for a
winter festival on tuesday evening
December 10
Mayor Louis w Benin appointed a
committee consisting of Councilmen
Ernest Il. Schultz, John J. Wagner
and George G.. Benin to investigate
the request Of NJ. ID. Stern for sewer
ON the latter's property.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
Couple Celebrate
Goth Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs Philip WurSt, " Oak
street celebrated their Goth wedding
anniversary on Monday. December >,
at their home They were married in
Detroit on December 2 1880. They
drove 10 DetlOi by horse and car
riage. which WAS the only means Of
transportation at that time, other than
the train. Mr. Wurst came To Amer lea
in 1852 with his father and mother
when he was three months old He
was born in Elseys. France on March
IA. 1872. His parents settled i'm Pitts
burgh. later moving To New Port, Ken
lucky. Mr.. Wurst came To WyandUtte
in 1862 He was one Of the pioneer
rolling mill men, where he worked
with his father as helper and learn
ed the trade of q knObbler While
wOl king at the mill he attended
night school conducted by the hate
Richard f. Catalan at the old Caha-
han homestead. -
Mrs. Wurst was the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Zeis. who also came
To America i'm 49,. fIOm SaxOny,
Germany She was born on Oak street
on February ~, 1867, three doors west
of her present home, and has lived at
the present address - years. She at
tended the old brown suhoOlhOuSe, lat
er the Oak street school, after which
she secured Il position with the finn
Of Pulvermacher x Anspach, dry
goods. groceries. millinery. as milli-
ner
Mr. and Mrs WurSt have two child
rem. Mrs Peter f. Kelly Of Wyan-
dOtte. and Walter w WurSt, Of Dear
born Also five grandchildren, Helm
and Plrnell Kelly Of WyandOtte and
Hugh, Marion. and Jane Wurst, 0f
Dea rbOrn
An annive rSary reception was held
following Mr. and Mrs. Peter +. KEEL
ly. Helen and Parnell Kelly, Mr. and
Mrs Walter Wurst, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh WurSt. Misses Marion and Jane
Wurst. Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeis. Mrs.
John TuniSOn of Detl oft, and Mr.. and
Mrs Percy Phillips. George and Fred
rrik Phillips. also Of Detroit, Mrs.
Hugh C. Roberts. Andrew Roberts,
Mrs. Charles Il Mayer, Ellis Mayer,
ali of Dea rsbOrn. and Mrs Anna NJ.
Carl and Mrs. Louis VroOman. Of Wy
andOtte
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
Masonic Lodge
10 Celebrate

Wyandotte lodge, No. 179. +. & A. N.
win celebrate the 18th anniversary or
the institution on January IL. 1871.
A banquet will be held in the Pres
byterian church house.
Grand lodge officers will be present
and Hon Robert NJ. Toms. circuit
nudge. will be the guest speaker.
The committee in charge OF the al
fair are William Lewis. Robert W.
Booker, Charles Defbel, Frank Ram
CAV and Edward Haas.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
PLANS AUTHORIZED FOR
S56O,OOO EXTENSION
70 CITY POWER PLANT

The Council Tuesday night author
iztI the Municipal Service Commits
sion Ia enter into contract with the
Burns X Mcdaniel Engineering Com
pany nf Kansas City Mo. for com
lIlcte plans. specifications and con
tract documents for the extension of
the city power plant. including the in
STA In ton 0f turbine generator.
The improvements are estimated 10
cost S:TGO.ODO
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
Sponsoring New
Year $ Eve Danes

The following are sponsoring a New
Years eve dance TO be held at the
State auditorium on Chestnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Van Alstyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Eberts, DIR.
and Mrs. f. L. Roach. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Homer Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 81.
Eberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Mellus Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. McWhirter. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry G. Rouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. George lE. Genthe. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Mead. and Mr. and Mrs. Marx
Yosr
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-06
Monday Doinss
Of School Beard

y request from the Seventh Day
Adventists, through f. G. Collard.
asking the use Of room in
ne Roosevelt high school for lectures
sunday night was referred to the bus
mess manager of the Board, at the
Alers meeting Monday night
At a joint meeting with Mayor
Louis W. Benin. the Council and the
Board. the matter of selling the pre-
sent Carnegie library site was dis
ouSSed. The Council agreed to receive
and act upon any official cOmmunica-
um and recommendation rega riding
Dhe sale.