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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
ATTY :. y. Flanagan
0QN@ n n.wta A.
STATE or MICHIGAN. County Il
Wayne.
M eog-gso

STATE or MICHIGAN. County Il
Wayne.
No. agS.sSq
A. session ~ the Probate Court fr
said County OF Wayne held a. the Pro-
bate Court Room In the city Of Deuet
on the third day Of september IN ihs
year one thousand nine hundred ina
fOrty-onc.
Present THOMAS c. MURPHY, Jsdr
OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of HENRI
T. BEARD. Deceased
on reading and fi,mg The petition ~
EMERY nEARD PRAYING thar aemh.
istrrticn Of said estate he granted
himscif or some other suitable person.
u Is ordered That mo SIKH DAY
October Next a. ten o'clock In the ~ ,
mon % said court Room he appoin'"
for hearing said petition.
AMI q II further Ordered, That eoN
OF this order be published three snees'
sivo weeks previous 20 said time ~ h'aI.
ing. IN The Detroit Tribune nsw'rapI,
printed and circulating IN said County
THOMAS r. MURPHY
Judge OF PROBATE
a True Copy)
ALFRED l.. VINCENT
Deputy Probate Register s-is-''
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Atty. william r. Patrick, sr.
1901 81. Antoine ST.


STATE OF MICHIGAN In tho Circuit
court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry.
WILLIAM BIACKSHER. Defendant.
NO. 3i6.ss0
ORDER TO APPEAR
AZ aession OF the above entitled
Court held IN the County Building IN the
city OF Detroit. County ~ Wayne. and
state ~ Michigan this e2nd day OF Au-
present. Honorable GUY 4. MILLER,
circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing by AZ
ndavit showing that II cannot be ascer-
aimed IN what state or County the De-
fendnnt now resides ana hts present
whereabouts r. unknown; that his last
known Mace Of residence was ~ No.
1878 Macomb street. city % Detroit.
WAYNE County. Michigan.
on motion 90 WILLIAM T. PATRICK.
SR ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
TT Is ORDERED that the said Defen-
dant enter his appearance In said auee
on or before three months from the date
~ this order. or the pili OF Complaint
may be taken ~ confessed and that said
order he published and n copy thereon
be served upon tho Defendant by regis
tered mail as required by law.
GUY A MILLER.
Circuit Judge
a True Copvl
rAsPAR !. rrNCEMAN. Clerk.
nv 4. a. nERcER,
Deputy Clerk. s-so-lO-il
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WI NL"N f@Na's-. CIrCNN
STATE OF MICHIGAN W Us chsr'
conrt for the County ~ Wsy"'
cerv. r,.,,tlf u
HERMAN MCFARLAND. Fls,s
RoaTr MCFARLAND nefenoa""
ORDER ron APPEAharrav CIR
Present: oEonGE n. Mu""
cult Judge. s,s.~tt shorn.
that the Defendant. Rose .a mt ~
NOT a resident Of tbs state, 80 e.npoi
whereabouts OF the Defenaa"'
ascertainsf a.. Dsffnefh.
" Mcfarland. cause ".ess vi'hp
20 he entered IN this go 80 6sis
TuRrE al MONTHS from ~ - plvarr'
this order or that said bh'
he taken ~ confessed. -..,tlshfA -
Ara thaf this order be pur,s On ~
rordlnr n faw ana = copy hi vssurn p
defendant Nv Registered nasn A., At ~
cefnt rcoueafed and sent "
lsst tnnwn address MURPHY.
""o" clrculi IN
pa,ed ~ neirol,. Mlsh'f'"
DAY of August. AID. 1871
tAs = S = riK.iIxcrnAx, crE
~ A. A. nERonh fit~f
Deputy Clerk.
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Abner A. Tatken. Attorney and
Counselor
1910 Monterey Avenue


STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne IN Chan
Gerry.
VIOLA A. ANDERSON. Plaintiff. vs.
WAYNE A. ANDERSON Defendant.
No. SIs.9ia
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATIONS
At = session ~ said Court hell IN the
courthouse AZ the city 81 Detroit. Coun-
~ ~ WAYNE. state ~ Michigan, on the
3isi day % July, Al 1911.
Present: Hon VINCENT NJ BREN-
NAN. Circuit Judge
II appearing from tho affidavit on ale
that the place OF residence OF the de-
PENDANT Wayne a Anderson. IL un-
known and that after diiigent search
and inquiry s. cannot he asccrtalned In
Whit state cr Country he now res'des
1T is ORDERED that the defendant en-
tor his appearance In said cause on or
before three ca months from the date
~ this order or said Rili ~ Complaint
VIII be taken ~ confessef and that this
order be published ~ required hy law
and cory ~ this order he sent ~ tho
said defendant 20 his last known place
Of residence nv registered mail
VINCENT ". FREEMAN.
Circuit judge.
\ True ''oryl
cAsPAR Y rTNGEMAS. Clerk.
nv r n sARBE.
Deputy Clerk s',s-lo-f
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Atty. Edw. ". Turner
800 BeanbIen street
IN aos 80

NJ. HOtsJlo
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
COURT FOR the County OF Wayne In
Chancery.
RICHARD WILLIAMS Plaintiff. ".
PEARL WILLIAMS. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. session ~ said Court held ~ the
County Building. Detroit. on September
nth. 1891.
Present, The Honorable SHERMAN
~ cAf.fENDER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by nfhdnvit on nle
showing that the Defendant. Pearl VIII
iisms IL not = resident Of the state ~
Michigan and that her address Il SIC
South Mlrhigan. Rockville. Indiana.
ON motion ~ Edward NJ, Turner. at
torney for piainiiff.
TT ~ ORDERED that the said defen-
daut anpenr ana answer the nilI ~
cor,gialnt nled m thi. cauae within
three months from the date ~ this
ordef. or the enid nlil will be taken %
messed Against her
TT ~ FURTHER ORDERED that a
copv ~ this order be published IN the
Detroit Tribune and served according Ia
SHERMAN p cAtLENDER
Circuit Judge
C'AfpAR =. f.fNoE.fAN. Clerk
ny T. a. rArfT
Deputy Clerk t-10--ii-1
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Atty. Ernest c. Mitchell.
Gn- Ensf Adams Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho Circuit
Court for the County o. Wayne in Chan
Gerry.
MATILDA MIRKov and MILos MIR
KON. her son. Plaintiff. rs SoRTlk
SpIHKOFF and EAf1A SriRkoFF and
ALEXANDER srigkOFF. their son. and
MARY sPIRKOFF. their daughter. 81
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NJ. 3If.NII
ORDER OF pIHII(AIIO

Al session Of SAID Court held In the
Court House in the city Of Detroit. sal
County. on this 10th day OF july. A d..
1871.
Present: Hon. ADoLrH F. MARscH-
NER. circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing from the
affidavit % the Plaintiff on hle IN the
above entitled cause. that the Plaintiff
Margie Strayhorn. does not know IN
what state or Country the said Dcfen-
dant now resides hut that his last
known address 10 her was 235 South Mers
street. Tuscon. Arizona.
IT is ORDERED that Lem strayhorn
appear and answer. this Bill OF Conn
plairf filed IN this cause within three
months from tho date OF this order. or
said hll VIII he taken as confessed
Rgainsf him.
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that y
copy Of said order be sent 20 the last
known address ~ said Defendant by
registered mail and IN case no register
cd return receipt signed by the Defen-
dant Is received. that this order he pub
lished as required by law
ADOLrH r. MARsrfINER.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy)
cAspAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
g. \ BERGER.
Deputy Clerk S-9-9-.0
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Atty. George ". Thompson.
6si Garfield Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne IN Chan
Gerry
ROBERT LEE CARSON. Jr Plaintiff
Vs. MILDRED c. CARSON. Defendant
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1897 n. Dawson Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In
ARMExTHA BRIDGES. PialntiT. Va.
CHARLIE n. BRIDES. Defendant
No. sls.ltO
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At A session Of said Court held at the
County Building OF the City OF Detroit.
County OF wayne and state OF Michigan
this cath day OF Aus. A. d. 1871
Present; Honorable Robert NJ Toms
Circuit judge.
II appearing from anndavit attached
hereto. that Armenia Rrldges the
plaintiff herein was abandoned and de-
serted by Charlie VI. Bridges. the de-
PENDANT herein In Sept A. ID. 1871. and
that subsequent 70 the date the plain
tn has made inquiry and search TO
chetermlne the residence Of the said de-
fendant. and from such inquiry and
that the said defendant now resides In
the CITY Of Macon and State OF Georgia
and as such he cann7t be served BY pro-
cess issued out OF this Court
on MOTION OF s. j. FLANAGAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED. that the said de-
PENDANT appear before this Court and
answer the said Hi Of Complaint with
In three ga months OF date hereof or
the same may be taken a. confessed:
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that .
copy 81 this order be published In the
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper published
and circulated in the County Of Wayne
and STATE Of Michiean. according 10 the
law Ard Ike cory he sent by register
ed mailed ~ the defendant AZ his last
known address.
ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge.
"a True copy
CASTER ; f.I$GERMAN. Clerk
nv T. G NAULT.
DEPUTY Clerk s-e-i0-is
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Atty. Jas. ID. Lee.
9OIO ~. Antoine ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne in Chan
Gerry
MARGrE sTRAYHoRN. Plaintiff. vs..
LEM STEAYHORN. Defendant.
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Atty. Abner A. Tatken
1910 Monterey Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancefy
wAI.KER WELLS. Plaintiff. vs. LOT
TIE WELLS. Defendant.
No. 3I6.DOs
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
At scsslon Of said Court hold IN the
Court house In the city OF Detroit. Coun-
~ OF Wayne. State OF Michigan on the
2sih day OF August. 1aN.
Present: Honorable SHERMAN CAL
LENDER. circuit Judge
II appearing from the afidavit on hle
that the place Of residence OF the de-
PENDANT. I.ottie Wells is unknown and
that after diliEent search and In
our. II cnnnot be nscertaincd IN what
state or Country she now resides.
IT rs ORDERED that tho defendant
entcr her appearance IN said cause on
or before three (3) months from the
date ~ this order or said bill Of COM
plaiat VIII he taken a. confessed and
that this order N published ~ re-
oulred by law and copy OF this or
DEF he sent 20 the said defendant TO her
last Known place of residence by rex
Is,ercd mail.
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
Circuit judge
~ true COPY
cAsPAR J. iINGEMAN. Clerk
BY L. q. NAtLT
Deputy Clerk s-i3-lo-sS
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SIAIE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County % Wayne IN Chan
DOROTHY wILKs. Plaintiff. vs. ED
wtLKs. Defendant
No. 3i6,sIs
SaDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ n session Of said Court held at the
court house In the CITY Of Detroit in
said County and state on the 18th day
OF August, AID. 1871.
Present; Honorable GEORGE y. MUIR
PLY. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. n appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on nile. that after diligent search and Ing
aulry. u cannot be ascertained IN what
State or Country the defendant Ed
wilks. resides: ana that his last known
address was General Delivery. Month
cello. Mississippi
ON MOTION OF JOHN n. MORRIS.
atinrnev for the pIalntIn
1T ~ ORDERED that said defendant
cause his appearance 10 be entered IN
this cause Within three months from the
date Of this Order or the hill OF com.
feased
AND TT ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
COPY OF this order be published ac-
cording 20 the Statute IN such cnse
made ana provided;
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy 81 this order be sent 20 sald
defendant. ~ his last known postonlce
address BY reRlstered mall. and a return
receipt demanded. AZ least twenty days
before the Date herein prescribed Tor
hls appearance
GEORGE n, MrRpHY.
"a True Copy
CASPIAN ,. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
ny a, A. nERoER.
Deputy CLERK. t-as--io.t.
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oRDFR OF rrnLTcATIoN

A. n session ~ said cour, hold IN
tho CITY % Detroit In said county and
State on the e5th day Of Aug. a y.
1911.
Present Tho Honorable SHERMAN
n. CALENDER. Circuit Judee
In this cause. II appearing nv srr-
dayit on flc. that after dliigent search
md inquiry - cannot he asccrtained IN
what state or County the defendant.
Alberta Freeman. resides; and that her
last known address was ~ Howard 81.
Buffalo. New YORK.
oN MOTION or JOHN p. MORRIS.
attorney FOR plaintiff.
TT is ORDERED that said defendant
Alberta Freeman. cause her appearance
70 ha entered IN this cause within three
rlonfhs from tho date ~ this order or
Ito bail ~ con'rl airt Med herein may
ho taken re confessed; AND 1T IS FIR
THEIR ORDERED that copy ~ this
order he published according ~ the
statue In such case made and provided {;
AID TT Is FUTHER ORDERED that
defendant NJ her last known posiofilce
address hy registered mail. and re-
turn receipt demanded. NJ least twentv
DAYS before the date herein prescribed
for her appearance.
SHERMAN d. cALLENnEE.
Circuit Judge.
a True Cory)
CASPER '. T.rNGEMAN. Clerk.
T. r. CABLE.
Deputy Clerk 7-e-lO-le
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ATTY. John n. Morris
4e50 Hating st.

STATE or MrcHiGAN IN the circuit
corf % tho County Of Wayne in Chan
co.,
IRE rN FREEMAN. rialntn, W..
ALREHTA FREEMAN. Defendant.
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Atty. John u. Morris
40HO Uaeflone ~

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne IN Chan
Gerry.
DOROTHY wILKs. Plaintiff. Vs. ED
wfLks. Defendant.
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~ Tr.If Copyl
cAsrAn ;. LINoEMAN. clerk.
ny T.. q. NAuLT.
Deputy Clerk. s-fs--fo-sg.
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STATE or MICHIGAN In tho Circuit
curt for the County OF Wayne In Chan
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15
200 Dollars Free
Crowd Shuns Gift

MILWAUKEE Two ten year
old boys stood on a street corner
last night trying to give away 5000
in S. bills.
Only three of crowd of worldly
wise passers by accepted their in
vitation to take a five dollah bill
folks they're free!" The rest
smiled and walked on, thinking it
was play money. But detectives
found that the money was real and
the two admitted that they'd taken
$3.50, all in So bills, from a junk
shop. They had about thirty-five
bills left The mother of one had
the rest, they said.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15
THE SEMPER
FIDELIS CLUB
Viii Sponsor 4 Dance
At The Tennis Club
August u
Mrs. Snnithernan
Surprises Sister

Miss Iris Smitherman and her
father, Mr.. Boyle, gave a surprise
party for Mrs. Helen Paul of San
Francisco, Calf, who is on a Two
weeks visit with her father and
sister. Those sharing the pleasures
were: DR.. Laws Colper, Mr.. James
Roston, Mrs. Irene Eskridge of
Berkeley, Cal, Mrs. Harvey Payne
of San Francisco, Rose Bell Nit
chell of Berkeley, Mrs. Reba Reed
of Berkeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hallum
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Reed and
Mr.. and Mrs. Satterfield of Rem
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Simmon.
The gay evening was spent in
cards, which was followed by a
delicious luncheon served by Miss
Iris, a charming hostess.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15
Letters To
The Editor

Mr.. e. /. Robinson,
Editor, The Northwest Enterprise,
800 18th Avenue So,
Seattle, Wn.
Dear Mr.. Robinson:
Upon my -eturn to the office
from vacation several days ago l
was greatly pleased to find repos-
ing on my desk a copy of the
Northwest Enterprise of Friday
July 18th, which you so thought
fully asked Mr.. Mayer to forward
to me.
My first thought before reading
the article on the first page con-
corning the porter hearings In
which I assisted at Vancouver and
Seattle, was the statement you
made in Mr. Mayors office that
you would have a line of porters
picket me every time I set my foot
upon Seattle Soil, but after read
ing the article I was quite elated
and felt much more at ease.
Sincerely, however, it was a nice
gesture on your part to devote sc
much space to mentioning my
presence at :Jie two wonderful
cities above stated, and fully ap.
preciate same. 1t was pleasure
to have met you and Mr.. Squires
as matter OF fact, there is al.
ways good feeling within a per.
son when having two fine men like
yourself and Mr.. Squires to dea,
with in conducting Pullman bus.
mess.
Again thanking you and assur.
/ ing you I enjoyed reading YOU
paper, and wishing you every
good wish, am,
Yours very truly,
o. \. Urbon
Special Representative
Industrial Rel lions Dept.
The Pullrnan Company.
Ed Note: He gave Is 80 days or
the rock pile.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15
Monroe, Washington

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Robson of San
Diego, Calf, after a very pleasant
10 day visit with Mr.. Robison's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aurelius Davis, at their
Ranch, "The Hill Top left Mon
day am. for their home via Bonnie
vile and Boulder Dam.
While here, Mr.. and Mrs. Robi-
son enjoyed the beauties of the
Evergreen State, by visiting the
mountains and streams for fishing,
of which they both are fond. Some
of the pleasant trips they enjoyed
were:
A very lovely picnic and fishing
jaunt, at the beautiful home of
Mrs. Sprau at Barring in the Cas-
cades on the Skyhomish River. Mr..
Robson, not being acquainted
with the trout in this locality let
several get away, while Mrs. Robi-
son came in with a nice catch.
On Sunday, a party, including
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McCullum, r. and
RS. Davis and children enjoyed a
fishing trip on Woods Creek,
where Mr.. Robson showed every
one he could catch fish. On Thurs.
very lovely day was enjoyed on
trip to Paradise Valley as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jackson. In
the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Robson, Mrs. M. McCullum, Mrs.
Margaret Hillard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson, Mr.. Fred Harrie, Mrs.
Carrie Davis and children, Iralu,
Dolores and Denny.
Mr.. Chas. Gibson of Camp Lewis
was the guest of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Aurelius Davis,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stewart were
hosts to a fishing party at Lake
Stevens Saturday, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Robson.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15
Let's Pull Together
BY Ruth Taylor

Have you ever watched a tug-of-
war? If you have, then you know
that it isn't always the side on
which there is the greatest
strength that wins. The winning
team is the team that pulls togeth-
er.
We need that kind of team work
now in our haste to rearm in a
world maddened by war. And it is
the disruption of that team work
on which the enemy, both without
and within, is concentrating its
attack.
True we are not physically at
war. There are no hostile armies
encamped on our territories. With
in the three mile limit, our ships
are safe. We still watch with eye
of interest rather than alarm, the
swift flight of the graceful planes
across the summer sky.
But there is a war on now and
here. It is a Bliztkrieg of words
and ideas. AS deadly as the poison
gas it emulates and precedes, the
attack is on our unity. Beware of
all propaganda that seeks to di-
vide this country into groups
whether the diversion be those of
class, race, religion or color!
The development of group"
thinking is the forerunner of dis
cord, making men look with sus-
picion upon their neighbors and I'M
leashing forces of hatred that
when fully grown would destroy
the unity of purpose which is the
backbone of our country.
For our unity is forged not as
the unities of overcrowded Europe,
of fear and hatred-but by a COM
mon purpose, common ideal to-
ward which we strive, however inn
perfectly we may at times express
it. 1t is the unity of those who love
America and its form of govern
ment and who would rather live
here under the democratic rule
than any place else in the whole
world. And how right they are
and how much better off.
We are too apt as people to
think first of what our govern
ment can do for us-rather than
what we can do to help make our
government better. Democracy is
not a gift. 1t is the expression of
free men and must be earned and
paid for by each succeeding gener-
alton. AS Sergeant York, speaking
at the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
der, said: Liberty and freedom
and democracy are SO very pre-
cious that you do not fight to win
them once and then stop. Liberty
and freedom and democracy are
prizes awarded only to those peo-
pie who fight to win them and
then keep fighting eternally to
hold them"
This is a fight in which we must
have team work, so let's all pull
together We'll win.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15
DR. William j. THOMPkINS EAGLE AUDITORIUM AUGUST Fl
How Old Is The Church

If you are Lutheran, your re-
ligion was founded by Martin Lu-
Their, an ex-monk of the Catholic
Church in the year 1917.
If you belong to the Church of
England your religion is traced
to King Henry VIII in the year
1884 when the Pope would not
grant him a divorce with the right
to re-marry.
If you are a Presbyterian, your
religion was founded by John
Knox in Scotland in the year 1860.
If you are a Protestant Episco-
palian, your religion was an off
shot of the Church of England,
founded by Samuel Seabury in the
American Colonies in the 18th CEN
fury.
If you are a Congregationalist,
your religion was originated by
Robert Brown in Holland in 1882.
If you are Methodist, your re-
ligion was launched by John and
Charles Wesley in England in
1744.
If you are Unitarian, Theophilus
Lindley founded your church in
London in 1774.
If you are a Mormon Latter
Day Saints, Joseph Smith started
your religion in Palmyra, N. Y,
in 1929.
If you are Baptist, you owe
the tenets of your religion to John
Smyth, who launched it in AM
sterdam in 1906.
If you are of the Dutch Reform
ed Church, you recognize Michaelis
Jones as founder, because he or
iginated your religion in New York
in 1928.
If you worship with the Saliva.
ton Army, your sect began with
William Booth in London in 1865
If you are Christian Scientist
you look to 1879 as the year II
which your religion was born anc
to Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy as its
founder.
If you are a Roman Catholic
you know that your religion was
founded in the year 33 by Jesus
Christ the Son of God, and that il
has not changed since that time
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15

The Madison square garden,
which is located on East Madison
and Fifteenth, has been reported
as not giving exactly square deals.
1t has been reported as charging
twenty-five cents glass for beer
sold to Negroes so that they could
throw the glass away and not have
it soil the lips of some of the other
trade. This problem is one which
can not be solved by wishful think
ing, and will not be tackled by
signing that there Should be
law against it." There is a law
against such practices, but laws
alone are not enough. 1t looks as
if the N. A. A. c. P. has another
job. 1t looks like the state liquor
board would advise them of a
saner course of action.
Browsing through the exchanges
to find bits of interest in other
parts of the country, Somewhat
ex. discovered and extracted the
following news items.
st. Paul, Minnesota-from the
Minneapolis Spokesman:
Police went a bit wild in their
war on speeders as they pursued
on Douglas Moses, who was show
ing the virtues of his car to some
friends. They forced Moses to the
curb and when he attempted to
flee on foot, opened fire with two
sawed off shotguns. Three win
dows in three houses were broken
by the bullets and the siding of
two houses punctured. One of the
places was a hospital. Moses, of
course surrendered.
New York City-from New York
Age
QWertyuiop
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-15
Seattleites Fete
Visiting Nurses

Mrs. Alberta Spigener and Mrs.
Mary Street Martin nurses from
the Home Phillips hospitl of st.
Louis, Mo. were the motif of
many social activities. Mrs. Street
Martin is the sister of Mrs. Henry
Street and Mrs. Kathren Ande sson
of 18th Ave. North, whose lovely
home shared in hospitality. Mr..
and Mrs. Ward served dinner in
their honor Friday. MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Jones, a luncheon Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sattersfield of Rem
ton, cocktail party, Mr.. Street,
breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith OF
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Hallum, a dinner party, and Mrs.
p. Moore, a theater party. The
visitors left for Los Angeles, Cal
to attend the Nurses Convention
with promise to return next
summer