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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

Ways and Means club Of Oiyrn-
pic RebeLah lodge sol will meet
Friday for their annual Christmas
exchange party a. the home Of
Mrs r. ~ Josechied Mrs. Ida
NJ. Setter Will assist IN. hostess.
sunrise Auxiliary Of NAahinlsfs
viii meet a. the home Of Mrs
James y. kimOse. Fife. for
O'Clock luncheon and Christmas
party on Tuesday. Plans viii be
discussed for ths coming year =
activities. MEMBER viii take
Lincoln Ave. bus e. Ilth and \ 81
a. II rs.
True American club will meet
Friday evening ~ s O'Clock FOR a
competitive pinoohls party. one IN
ssries at Sixth Avenue hail.
Sixth and Anderson. Mrs. James
knight IL chairman. Pines VIII
bs awarded.
Destiny auxiliary. B'nai Birth.
Will entertain members On Tues
day evening at $50 In the yestry
rooms Of the synagogue Tables
Of bridge and nah yong viii BE- In
play and later In the evening a
supper will be served.
Progressive Italian American
lodge and auxiliary will give a
Christmas party on Tuesday even
ing al 8 o'clock for members and
their families at valhaIla haH.
Santa Claus viii bring candy and
toys for the children and enter
tsinment for the gTo~nups.
Tacoma circle Seighbors Of
"oodersft will have a potluck sup
per in the Eagles hall on Monday
evening AZ $50. Members and
friends are urged to attend. There
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
yearly Christmas Party OF
DeMolsy Mothers Planned

The Mothers club annual Christ.
mas party 81 kester chapter order
q IN Molsy will he held Monday
evening a, the asth q, Mssonic
temple.
Mrs. Cecil nesso chairman, has
arranged for tho entertainment
and exchange af gifts
AL past and preasnt Ire Aolsys
and their mothers ar. invited.
Cedar Assembly Rainbow Girls
are entertaining with several mn-
steal numbers
Mothers are urged 10 bring lei-
lies and jams for the Day Nursery
Christmas decorations and trses
will he taken to the county he's
pitsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
a9emenf
Is Announced

Mrs. r. Wheeler announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Miss
Bonita Watson, formerly of Gig
Harbor and now resident of San
Diego. Calf, to Mr.. George A.
Smith. u. S. n.
Dec. Is has been set as the date
for the wedding, TO be solemnized
at the home Of the bride-elect's
mother in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

tion are arranging special features
Of the evenings entertainment
Mrs. Govnor Teats and Mrs Ned
Graves of the music section are
providing special music and direct
ing carol singing.
From the evening literature sec
ton comes Elsa Nessensen. read.
ing a Christmas story. a blend Of
humor and wisdom.
Especially interesting IL the re
vival Of play gwen by the drama
section twenty years ago. The
Dolls" In which seven members OF
the present section viii present
the intimate little scene which
places amusing emphasis upon the
vital assures Of a former day. Miss
Mary Black il directing the per
Torrance.
Fun will run high during the
laugh-provoking mixer provided by
the social section with Miss Mae
Russell in charge. an affair which
will find every member on her feet
and participating in the excite
ment.
The general committee in charge
includes Miss Zsidie Bonney, chair
man. assisted by Miss Katherine
Doud, Mrs. Charles Morrisette. Ned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Navy Mothers Plan Holiday
Party Wednesday

A city wide invitation has been
extended mothers Of Tacoma men
in the navy 10 attend the Navy
Mothers Club Christmas party
which viii be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock In the Y. W.
&. A.
Those attending are 10 bring
inexpensive gifts to be exchanged
at the party. On this occasion
husbands Of members will be wei
coined as well.
Mrs. Ida Craig Is arranging the
holiday program and hostssses viii
be Mrs. Lucille Brodahl and Mrs.
William Braeten. Both have sons
in the service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
A. A. u. ". Christmas F estivities
To Be Held Thursday Evening
Sits TO Be Brought for orihopede Children; Special
Music. Psyets 10 Be Given by Members

Revving custom of years gone by the A. A. L. w.
members gathering for evening party Thursday
Dec. 10, at 80 in Weyerhaeuser hall
Mrs Thomas Swayze, president Of the branch
plans which are full of pleasant informally and of
ment in which all will participate.
flavor of Christmas tnges the arrangements. and
every member is bringing, her admission the
gift for the Orthopedc children has the custom
of the organization for many years.
Various sections of the
ton arranging special features Anderson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Mrs. Goodwin Is Hostess
For Chrisfmas Party

Mrs. W. " Goodwin will be
hostess TO the Ladies OF Lion on
Tuesday afternoon at her home
zoos No. Junett. Mrs. Perry Moore
will assist the hostess with a l
O'Clock luncheon. 10 be followed by
a short business meeting.
There will be an exchange of
gifts and a Christmas reading by
Mrs Goodwin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Recent Wedding
OF Interest Here
Mar C,olksss eeeomss
Bride OF Mr.. oslsry

In many cities there IA
interest IN The recent mar
riare of Miss Lea Calkctt.
daughter Of the William John
Colkctts. jr. 10 Mr. Noel DE-
lany. son of Mira. Nellie De-
Iany Of Tacoma.
The brides uncle. the Rev.
Herbert West Of oberlin Con-
TrcTational church. Stella
COON. rrad tho simple but
beautiful ceremony In glow
ms eandlcli9ht in the Colkett
family home. Seattle.
Vows w.re exchanged h~fnrs the
fireplace banked with shry.snsne-
NUNS ard pnmrans rh~ hrssie
sors = fnress green sssrsraan dress
and matching surh&n Tier fiowsrs
were ysllo~ aschss> snss humhcldtti
bauvarsil.
Only attendant was Mas v,va
coikstt. sister uf The hftsi<. an.
woss = wine velvet frosk with
matching turbsn and hybrid orch
ida NJ Floyd Net'fesk~y. FRA
isruity brother - the bridegroom.
sss the ne.t man.
The reception followed me ssre-
neny. these pouring lns ludins urA
lssvs raxxsnt, AFs. Charles cnss-
ter. Mrs Edward T1mms. Miss
i,afoshy Whiting and Miss js.a
Ella Agnsw.
Ire young couple isft fsv Noun
tain View cslsfarnis after the
ceremony Mr. b<isny il an sssa-
nautical engineer a. Mnffst Field.
iis u = grsdasse ~ th~ University
~ Washington and . member Il
sigma Ma ffstsfnlty. rh~ bfsae
alan attended tho university and
her sfsiiistian wss " Bsss PM.
harvard ssIalssa ssa r..rA. oil
meet al the Harvard sehnal On
Tuesday sftsrncnn ~ IN A
Christmas program wil ~ pre-
scented ~ tho primary grades ard
~lIl he directed BY Mrs. n. sames.
vile and Misses Irossn. y. aottaa
and N Peterson.
spesswss Nstkesss rsssshs~1
group viii meet Wednesday rvrn.
inE st o'eiosk Al the npsnawsv
school Mrs Lswtrnes Walker wfll
preside ~ . SHIRT business meet
inR Theirs viii be = Christmas
pr y and . gift exchange. Each
p sitsndlnK 10 asked In hiring
a rossipx nas more than ~
cents. iieats.s~s win ~ M~sds mes
George Jensen. ~. Lester Martin
and w. Thompkias
There win h~ . Christmas marty
for The children 81 fh~ play sennoi
On Thursday morning fsum . till
u 70 All mothers ~ children en-.
ruled ln the plsysehaol are urged
To attend ard hiring an lnsxpsnssvs
AFT with her chiids name on IA snx
the tres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Glass Club Units
Plan No-Host
6roups WIN 6ssher Al
Lakewood tuesday. 1910

Luncheon AZ Lakewood ter
race dining room on Tuesday
afternoon At 1890 j. being
awaited eagerly hy members
of the two Tacoma units Of
the National Early American
Glass club.
The affair i % ~ no-hast with
The annual Christmas party and
tree following Mrs Ralph Veg
ener Is chairman for the aAy and
10 being assisted In arrangements
Nv Mrs. George GtiEgs Franklin.
81 and Mrs Herbert SWORD. pres
dents Of the two units
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Guests az Dinner
In lsurelhursi

1t and Mrs James c. Picken
were hosts 81 a dinner on satur-
day evening IN their Lsurelhurst
home to friends from Tseoms who
motored over for the evening.
Guests were Or. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Spike. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Val
Fawcett and Mr. and Mrs. Melville
puCh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Bridge Winners Announced
For Tournaments

The monthly open tournament of
Tacoma Bridge club last week
was won by Mrs. A. J. Swindle.
DR.. II. L. Monzingo, Mr.. Charles
Hart, Mr.. Herbert Bachrach, Mr..
L. Nadeau, Mr.. J. Corliss, Mrs.
M. A. Swalwell and Mrs. L. NJ.
Allstrum. Tuesday evenings play
was won by Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Harmer Mr.. c. Hart, Mrs. f. f.
Blodgett. Mr.. !. Epstine. DR.. Mon
lingo, Mrs. Carl Goble, Mr..
George Beach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Program 70 Be Siven

Fife Chapel sunday school viii
give a program and party Tuesday
evening At Tt5.
The primary department Will
sing Jewels" REGULATIONS viii be
given by Dlokle vsndelshelsisn.
Anna lee Cofkish. Norma kimos.
Jean Baker. Bobby and Lots kepka.
Jack kotchkoe. Dolores and jenny
La Viola. Dclma and Ardens ses.
tan. Michael and Patricia Galligan.
viotorine and Louis Boitano. Rich.
ard Harley ard Fred Spencer.
Muriel Hall. Jack Murray and
Fuliko Tamura
Chorus, Away In a Manger"
Children'n prayer viii be given
by Arien Jepson. Jack Myers and
Donna Mae Eyerhart.
Junior girls class Will give =
play. The Meaning OF Christmas.
Girls taking part are Maxine Lar
son. Ardelle Robinson, beverly
Brewer. Routine Rossnow, Esther
hixukami. Dolores Larson. Helen
HarRis. nhiko Tamura. virgis
Matthias. Jean spencer. Joyce John.
son. Pauline Thaler. Gladys Moe.
DO Ann Alien. cheris Miles. Al
bertha Van Nicer. Geneva kron.s
Junior boys In christmas
Chimes" dialogues and carols. are
Yoshito Tamura Paul Jsnnsn. Dale
VanderAheldsn. Bobby knight. Earl
Quigley, Harold nungc. Harold
Matthias. George Myers. oirn An
dsrson. Boyd Cslligan and Richard
liarFis
intermediate boys wili PSI, on =
paniomlne In u viii be Richard
Booth, Billy Myers. Lowell Larson.
Chester Iverson. Tadaso Tsmurs.
Fred Sandsrnon. David Telling.
Lloyd Harris Don and Ivan Jensen.
Their. viii be a talk by Dr. H. T.
Bumbaugh. a violin solo BY Glen
Anderson and a special number BY
tho Young Peoples class This IL a
branch school II the Independent
Bible school Mr. Norbert Donsl-
son. superintendent
Executive Beard ef Pierce
County Council PIT a. will he
held Monday morning IT 10 o'clock
IN the pArent.Tszchsr room. TIN
floor Al Fishers Mrs } " Barry.
president. Will preside Mrs George
Cole, program chairman. will pre-
sent plans for the meeting 10 b.
held At Gig Harbor on January o
The program u the convention 20
be hsld At Sumner the first Thurs.
day in February Will also be dis.
eusssd. All officers ana chairmsn
are urged 70 attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Program and Holiday Tea
For Story Teller, LEAGUE

The December meeting Of the
Story Tellers League Of Tacoma
viii be tea At the home Of Mrs
Edwin II. Watts. <3is So. X st,
on Tuesday afternoon At $50
Mrs. Julius Jaeger will give q
reading God Rest You Merry
Gentlemen" by Bill Adams and
Mrs Charles C Welker will sing
a group Of Christmas songs. An
exchange Of gifts will mark the
tea hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Engagement Of Mis-. Windh
Is Announced by Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Windh, 3li5
So. sth, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Ealine. TO
Mr.. Charles schurb, son Of Mr..
Ernest Schurb. 30ls So. 18th. The
wedding ceremony will be read on
Friday evening at O'Clock in
olivet Lutheran church by the Rev
c. A. Sorkness
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Day Nursery. Guests 10
Have Luncheon Thursday

Plans have been completed for
Day Nursery clubs Christmas
guest day and luncheon Thursday
afternoon at 1890 at the home Of
Mrs. George G. Franklin, ST. Mrs.
Berry Sugg is chairman of the af-
fair and Mrs. Donald c. Crawford
IL arranging the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Popular Members OF Younger Set Disclose News OF Engagement
Iscomans Return
From CHICAGO

Mrs otto ; Miller and Mrs.
George J. Schsler returned from
Chicago on Thursday, They were
called east BY the death 81 their
aunt. Mrs Phi Miller. /. sister Of
their mother, Mrs c. W. Rlsser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Betrothal of Thelma Lew Wallace
To Albert Donald McCallum Told
Announcement Made al Informal Open House
On Sunday Evening az Csrsfens Home az lnierlssten

Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Wallace have announced the
engagement of their daughter Miss Thema Lew Wallace
TO Mr. Albert Donald MeCalum Of Mineral son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald McCallum of Keremoes British Columbia
News of the betrotha was made known on Sunday eve
ming at informal open house the home of her sister
and brotherIn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carstens at
Interaaken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
The Hsnsens Are
In New York Civ

Mr.. and Mrs r II. Hansen are
visiting IN New York City and
staying at the Vanderbilt hotel
Another Taooman is also staying
there, Mrs. Harold l. Stacey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

A total ~ air wisdom teeth
were extracted from msmbsfs Of
the cast - Paramount ~TOfrs
the One before the picture had
been in PRODUCTION two weeks Tbs
score IN sztfa6tlons Bonnie Baker
2. orrin Tucker 2 Jerry celssns.
!. and Albert Dssksr. l.
GRAPE 80. zee. 80. .....
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

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Evening star., 1940-03-10

Tots 80 and 80 Coot and Slip On Sweet
en-. 3 TO 6x ----------------sse
Toddlers' LIS Wool Sweote.. Coot and
stip-on styles. s mos. to Y.-S Sse
l.ee Hond- -Croeheted 3-Pc. Bootee Sets.
Bonnet, soeque. booties s-----------1.e
2.ee AN-WooI Frneed showJs White, pink,
blue Z.4@
2.25 Frinoed Wool Shows. Some enbrod
Infonts Hondnode Gertrudes. Of noin-
sock 5Se
zee Royon Points, French leg style. Teorose.
70 vrs. 22e
5ee Hondnode and Embroidered oertrudes.
lnfonts' sizes - - 3Se
3ee Hondmode Botiste oertrudes. lnfonts'
sizes
Evening star., 1940-03-10

Cotton Knit kiehteowns. Tie-strino style.
lnfonts' sizes -5Se
sleeveless style. TO 5--54 sac
ToddIers' CrinkIe Cotton Crepe 3-Pc. Po-
iomos. Top, z prs. trousers ---- sac
FIonnelettes. Gerrudes, niehteowns, kirro-
nos infonts' sizes
Birdseye 27x27-inch Diapers. z to the
pockooe dozen 94e
Infonts' Csc Hondnode and Hand Embroi-
dered Dresses 4Se
lnfonts' 7oc Botiste Dresses. Handmade end
embroidered 5se
2oc "Duxskin" Royon Pontes. Woterproofed.
Small, medium, oree Foctoy rejects l5e
SOC to 7oe Nonsook Ponties, Hand finished
and machine made. to 6 6 38e
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26
Rings Fire Box to Report
Theft and Is Arrested

NEW YORK. ALBERT Lass deci-
sion to report 5000 robbery at Dis
trict Attorney Thomas E. Dewey's
office in the early hours got extraor-
binary results. When the 55-year-
old suit designer found the office
closed. he turned in fire alarm
and was greeted by:
Four fire engines, two hook and
ladder trucks, water tower, two.
battalion chiefs and deputy chief,
three police patrol cars and a squad
car full of detectives.
Where's the fre?" Patrolman
William Carolin asked.
There is no fire, l just wanted
to see the district attorney" was
the reply.
Lass was booked on a charge Of
sounding a false alarm.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26
Faithful Dog Saves His
Master. Hurt in Desert

SYDNEY, N. S. W.-Water soaked
up in flannel shirt, carried from a
waterhole by dog, saved the life
of James Donald, Sc, a kangaroo
shooter marooned in the Central
Queensland desert.
After crawling half a mile with
his right leg fractured. caused when
he was thrown from his horse, Don
aid lay for several hours 400 yards
from the waterhole, with the tenn
perature at ia degrees in the shade.
His dog went to the waterhole, lay
down In it and then, returned to him.
Taking off his flannel shirt. Donald
tied it round the dog and sent the
animal to the waterhole. When the
dog returned Donald squeezed the
soaked shirt and obtained enough
to ease his parched throat.
Donald was found several hours
later calling deliriously for water.
He said that he owed his life to the
dog and the flannel shirt.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26
Court Sets Aside
Marriage in 1911
Of First Cousins
Rules Indiana Contract Is
Invalid Under Laws
Of Illinois.

CHICAGO.-The 29-year-o'd mar
riage of Arthur Spencer, 50 years
old, and Mrs. Jane Spencer, -, was
annulled by Judge Grover c. Me
meyer in Superior court. The Judge
upheld Spencer S Contenron that he
and his wife are first cousins and
that therefore their marriage IN 1911
was invalid under Illinois law.
The clinch.rg evidence ii the case
was will written by Mrs. Spencer
in 1885 and introduced by Attorney
Irving Eisenman, counsel for Spen-
Ger. In this document, Mrs. Spencer
SAID: Il leave my estate to my
cousin, Arthur, to whom | entered
into a marriage believing it valid"
The judge held this was proof that
she knew of the close blood rela-
tionship.
Read Letter of Uncle.
Also introduced was a letter writ
ten by Benjamin Supree of New
York, who said he was an uncle of
the Spencers and deplored the court
controversy. Suppress letter said
he was a brother of the fathers Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer (The Spen-
GERS name was originally Supree.)
Spencer asserted in his annulment
suit, one of the most unusual &C
tons ever filed In Cook county, that
his father and Mrs. Spencer's IA
Their were brothers.
Ion the witness stand Mrs. Spen-
Ger showed lack of knowledge Of
the family relationship" Judge Me
meyer said, "but it is hard to be-
lieve that a woman, who otherwise
appeared so capable, could have
that lack. Notwithstanding the long
time this couple lived together as
man and wife, there is no alterna-
tive under the statutes but to grant
an annulment."
Violations Of Illinois Laws.
Mrs. Spencer denied that she was
her husbands first cousin, but con-
tended that even if she was the
court should not dissolve the mar
riage because Spencer was an ac-
tive participant in violating the In
diana state laws when they we're
married in Crown Point At that
time he was % and she was 43.
Although the marriage was in In
diana, both the Spencers were resi-
dents of Illinois, and, due to the
comfy of states, Illinois laws con-
troll Illinois residents even in out of
state marriages.
Mrs. Spencer's petition for tempo
rary maintenance was also dis
missed by Judge Niemeyer. Spen-
Ger said that under separation
agreement last June he had already
paid her $4,000. Mrs. Spencer lives
at 350l Jackson boulevard and Spen-
Ger, retired clothing merchant,
lives in the Stevens hotel.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26
I'm a Burglar, Won't You
Please Come and Get Me-

CLIFTON, N. 1.-The desk SER
geant at police headquarters rubbed
his eyes twice at BIS a. m. when q
voice on the other end Of the tele-
phone wire said nervousiy:
I'm burglar and I tried to rob
Roy's Clam Bar. Roy caught me
and he's making me call you up.
Will you please come and arrest
me?"
Police found Roy Dalrymple with
q shotgun and his prisoner, identi-
fed as Anthony c. Ochab, with
hands high in the air. Dalrymple
explained that, robbed of $40 a fort.
night ago, he had been awaiting the
intruder's return. He even had
nickels on the counter for the tele.
phone call.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26
Soldiers Pension System

The soldiers pension system Is q
development of comparatively re-
cent times, although the personal
pension-an award made on a spe-
cial basiS-was known even in the
time of the Roman empire and was
chiefly in the form of grants for
military service. The number of
such pensions was 50 large that Sal
ly in the Sixteenth century included
their reduction as part of his plan
for economy. The Plymouth Pill
grims had a regulation in 1886 pro-
viding for a pension for manned
soldiers.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26
New Papal Currency.

The Vatican state is putting into
circulation the new coins bearing
the head and armorial bearings of
Pope Plus XII. together with the
year of his election. In all other
respects these coins are exactly the
same as those minted for the papacy
of Plus XI. The minting of the Vati-
can currency is regulated by a spe-
cial financial convention with Italy,
concluded in August. 1880, and rati-
fed the following January. The Vat
lean coins are of the same value,
material and dimensions as the Ital-
ian coins, the only difference being
in the minting.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26
The CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings
Wyandotte. Mich. july Is. 1910

Wyandottr. Mich, July Is, 1910.
SPECIAL session of the Council Il the
Clly Of Wyaudottr The Honorable Ma
Sor Louis W. Benin presiding
Roll Call.
We each and >t'verally of H. a. "pt
call for Il Special Session of th,. &, IN
Gil of the City of Wyandottc 10 be ibid
Un July Ism. 1910, ia the Coul :.
HAMMERS of the City Hall for O..
I"rp"Nc of considering The Budget y
Preparations for thc next fiscal w.,
ami determining The tax rate.
councilman George C. Benin.
'"un' .iIuau Louis Broh. ST
councilman JAMES II Mason
t'aLci.iudI l. hest Il. schultz
CUuHC.ImaH Ford WaGar
Councilman John j. Wagner
Considerable discussion WAS held uII
the budget requests for thr next fiscal
Year beginning Ottubcr ]. 1910 To Sept
r".Ibcr -. 1871
X, solutions
Wydndotte. Mich. July -. 1910.
Resolution. by Councilman John J.
Wagner
Resolved 10y the City Council of the
City of Wydndottc it being evident
that the budget requirements for the
Fiscal Year beginning October /, 1910
and ending on September ~. 1911. has
been determined al Il g.ocss cost of
Eight Hundred Forty three Thousand
Seven Hundred Twenty three and IL
1U tSEi, 12}Tlb, less anticipated re-
venues from oihet sources than current
tax collections in amount of Two Hun
dred Twenty seven Thousand, Five
Hundred FOrty-One and 80 100, or Il
met cost Ia b. spread on the tax rolls
of the City of WyandUtte for the above
mentioned fiscal year in amount of
Six Hundred Sixteen Thousand, One
Hundred Eighty-One and 50 100.
Therefore, BE Ii Resolved. that the
City Clerk Ii. and he hereby Is in
Structed to prepare the appropriation
Ordinance for all departments of the
City at the above mentioned cost.
| move the adoption of the fOregO-
ing resolution.
Councilman john J. Wagner.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas COuncilmen Benin, BrOhl,
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
NdnuOllt. July TO- lO1O-
Resolution, bf Councilman John j.
Wagner.
Resolved 10y the City Council of the
city Of Wydndotte, that the tax rate
for the fiscal year in the City of Wy
andotte beginning October /, 1910, to
September 30 1911, shall be Fourteen
Dollars and Fifty Cents per thousand
Or fourteen and half mills Un the
dollar Tor general city expenses and
for The debI service charges of the city.
| move the adoption of the fOreSO
lnS resolution.
Councilman John j. Wagner.
SuppO. ted by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: COuncilmen Bt'hm. BrOhl.
Mason. Schultz. Magyar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Adjournment.
Melton to adjourn at six II. NJ. by
Councilman Wagner. supported by
Councilman Mason.
Yeas COuncilmcn Benin, BrOhl.
Mason, schultz, Ndgar, Wagner
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE j. LaCOURSE,
City Clerk.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-26

Chinese consider reading in the
bath objectionable because "the
written language, having been in
vented by saint, Chong Chieh, is
sacred. and because it is composed
after the style of the great sage,
Confucius," says a Chinese column
mist. Reading in bed. he adds, in
also considered improper, though it
is not quite so serious an offense
as reading in the bath.