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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
YPSILANTI
nv Mrs. Eugenla O'Bannon

Human Indifference To Spiritual
Values" was the theme OF the Rev
n. G. simmons morning address al
Browns Chapel AME church sun
day morning. Dr. Robertson spoke
from Romans l.16. Cleveland Hall
OF birmingham was added 10 the
church membership.
The annual reunion Of the Wright
family was held last Sunday. July
% at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Carter Among those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wright Of Kenosha. Wisconsin.
Fred OF Pontiac. Robert Of Ann
Arbor Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Starks
Mrs Elizabeth Boswell. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed. Mrs. Frances
Wright all OF Ypsilanti and many
nieces, nephews and other rela-
t.ves.
Lawrence Glenn Of Pittsburg.
Kansas is the house guest OF his
aunt. Mrs. Leonard Huffman.
Saturday evening A party was
given for 80 Young goods when
Winifred and Donna Perry enter
tanned al the home Of their parents,
DR.. and Mrs. l.. c. Perry in honor
OF their cousin. Miss frankie Mae
Haywood OF Montgomery, Ala. and
her friend Miss Sarah Murray. who
is spending the summer visiting re-
latives.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. ". Carr
visited Mrs Henry Thornton OF Ann
Arhor last week.
Miss Lille Bell Williams. 455C
Bangor avenue. Detroit. Is spend
ing a very pleasant vacation with
her aunt and uncle.
Miss Viola Robertson Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fam Of Gle.
veland. Ohio. Miss Robertson
brother Is also visiting in the city
The Rev. r. r. Edmonds is do.
ing nicely. He Is now an inmate In
| the county hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Michigan Church To Observe Its lOad
Anniversary; Rev. Todd Will Speak

The lO3rd anniversary and home
coming OF the Chain Lake Baptist
church will be held Aug : al 1880
am. The Rev. +. l.. Todd. modera-
tor Of the Chain Lake Baptist as
ISOLATION and president OF the VOL
crime Baptist state conven-
ton. will be the speaker Or. Todd
is pastor 81 Second Baptist church
IN Battle creek.
Dinner will be served at 1880
pm. AT , nm. the annual sermon
will he delivered by Dr. Todd. The
choir OF st James church Of Elk
hart and the Ladies quartet 81 Bat
tie creek Will sing
The Rev. r L. shaw Is pastor
Mrs Gladys Ash Is secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
River Reuge

WIZ boom
Miss Alice Pulliam a. D.
ston and Hubert White q, i's''
Mich, spoke VOWS in v,..,
Ohio, July II. The coupls ~.
companied by the bride. -'.'
and friends o; Toledo. Ohm
The River Rouge depsr,m,,,
recreation sponsored a doIl !,
Friday afternoon at all q, 4.
Fairgrounds. More than "a ,.,.
sters received ribbons for dl'sI'I
ing their dolls AZ the Morrill,
Beechwood Fairgrounds
Edith johnson vas Judge :,
Northrup playground Mrs y
mons and Mrs Pinky RAN
were judges Al the Beechwoos n
ground. Other special event, y
cur during the Summer ar. s,y
ming meet. Aux s track msr !,
Is and parade. Aux. %
Friday. July - Mrs. Eluh
Boone entertained a group of MI
at a luncheon. The guest, \, nj
were: Mrs. Mryiite pardep
mother OF Mrs. Elnora Boon u
Miss Lee Fila Jones. sister q, n
Wathall. both from Atlsna 4
Guests present we're Mrs a.
dine Williams Mrs Ellanolss I.l
Mrs. Elnora Booth and Nr \
nelia Walthall.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve pasrh,-
293 Polk street have had tAe nI.l
ure OF having Mrs. Fife nunsls !,
her children William and Patty
Hamlet. NC, and they have ND
a trip to Randall. on. Mrs D.,
kin, who plans 10 leave Thvru,
is the sister OF Nr Dsugheriy
We usually think that bicul
are made for KIDS hu' We -.
many adults riding them nonair
that our former theory has N
disproved. Early N the morn
and in the evening group Of u,
ladies may be seen pedaling 4.
bikes, going m place In PARTED
but apparently having loads "a
keeping themselves Young and ID
thy. Those usually seen riding
gether are. Matte Daushr
Maude Pollard Katie Beniort N
garet Griffin. Ellanoise Jorss, I
Elizabeth Boone. They have "a
ned TO ride out 10 Elizabeth PAT
soon as they feel they can tan
Ince in a while Casey Jones atr
panies them on his bike 10 rs,'
assistance 10 the 'endericols '
can't keep up with me pace seiis
Union baptist
The Holy Snfif inspires
the subject o. the Sunday sa
lesson Sunday
| The pastor. Tho Rev. E {. @
land, spoke from Gal sli u
persons were added 10 the CHI
Troll.
The young people we're 10 tAi
OF the afternoon prosram on VI
the Spiritual Echoes Of Alaoii
were featured
| DR.. Mack was 'he evening "
err. The Junior choir sang
Bonnie Caswell is church 'sf
err.
Rose Webb Of as Polk su
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Taylor o
Holford and Miss Ora Lee s''
of Cordell. GEORGIA ana "
Anderson spent July ~ IN Buil
New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority
gave an informal social Al the Dun
bar Community center Friday. July
%. The guests numbered 50 persons
and pespite the heat. everyone had
an enjoyable time.
William Womack has recently
been appointed the area supervisor
Of the NyA in the State Of Michi-
gan. Area Z out OF Lansing Mr..
Womack has the distinction OF be-
ing the first Negro TO hold such a
position.
Frances Ellis, a student in the
university, has been appointed to
personnel service in the high school
in Ypsilanti.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Northwest Detroit
Social And Business News
BY J. {. BRYANT

Mr.. and MIS-. Hafine stones. Miss
Josephine. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruiz Col
man. Mr. and Mrs. George Watson
AZ Cincinnati. Ohio we're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Hatton, 2l093
NcGestic street Fetndale.
Mrs. Mary L. smith. Ithaca street
viii spend 10 days doing mission
work in Lansing. Jackson. Albion
and Fort wayne.
Mrs l.. Brown o. WeiriOn, VIVA.
IL n The city visiting relatives and
friends last week She was the
cues, o. NJ and AIRS. Henry Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morton are
me proud parents OF baby boy
born July Is.
Nose Wright. el2ea Ithaca street
IA the ROYAL hospital.
Mrs Matte Wilson az Eight mile
road was called 10 Youngstown,
ONO 10 attend her cousins funeral
bur has returned 70 the city.
Miss Alberta Jones Of Mitchdale
viii spend her summer vacation in
chicago With hef aunt
Mrs. C. l.. Anderson ~ Kentucky
street wants her friends to know
'h-f she Is resting nicely
MISS Alberta Jones ~ Mitchdsle
street IN Fcrndale viii spend a two
weeks VACATION with her aunt IN
Chirsgo and Vili visit New York
and other eastern cities before re-
iarrirr home
MS Lula Rite ~ Birmingham
Al5bsms IS me- guest CO Mr., and
Nf. Clara Carpen'er West View
street
Mrs iohn McCsulcy Of Wyoming
stree was ceiied N Atlanta Geor-
ria 70 ATTEND a friend but wants
her customers 10 know that she has
returned 10 ihe ciiy.
Ms Nllio Finch Of Park slde
street. Mrs Lille Mae Powell Of
Wes View will spend their vaca-
'ion visiting relatives aud friends
in Washington y. {, and South
Carolina
Mrs DNsoy Preston ~ Atlanta.
Georgia IS 'he guest ~ Mr. and
AIRS J NcCsulev ~ W. 7oih street.
The Rev O. l.. Lewis Of Ntifh-
Hwn paNor % New Hevcn Baptist
church Mrs T.. A. Smith Mrs.
Jones Miss sofa Parks and VII
liam Henry viii Visit the National
convention n Brooklyn y. y.
Ruv These Products
Dr. Walters Tooth Powder and
Bleaching cream, Indigestion Nok.
out. Stae Comb. The corn cure
will remove your cornS in rive days.
keystone and Nut Brown lace
powdcr.. Glover'> Mango Hair
grower, Lucky Magic. mango for
men. j. &. Bryant, 3720 Elghi.Mile
Road. agent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Happy Birthday To:

Little Betty Williams, Dorothy
Turner, William and Joseph Thorn
as, Mr.. Wilson. OF North Carolina I:
John Easley, Tim Berry, Freddie
Adams Sr., and Mrs. Mary Mitchell.
(Please write or call John L.
Ragland's office and let us know
when your birthday is so that we
might wish you happy returns; also
II you wish any advice on the prob
lens OF life. Jean Macolm will be
more than glad to help you in any
way that she can. Address: 211 n.
4th Ave, phone 1881.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Glad To Hear

Mrs. Grace Page on 4th avenue.
who has been quite i'll. is able 10
be around and about. Also Mrs. Ed
gar Clemens.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clemens on
Woodlawn avenue are expecting the
stork TO visit them soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Murphy are
proud parents OF a little girl born
Monday, July 81. Mother and
daughter are doing fine and are
expected home Wednesday OF this
WQQk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
SAGINAW NEWS
Ny Mrs. VI. Toomey

Members Of the Sunday school
enjoyed wonderful review by the
superintendent. j. B. Worthy.
Despite the hot weather. a large
audience enjoyed the inspiring mes
sage by the pastor, the Rev. NJ.
Toomey.
There were visitors from Ypsl-
lanti. Bay City, and Arkansas and
the Rev. Mr.. Hill OF Lansing who
was az one time pastor ~ Zion
Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

troit. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius williams on
Traver road. Joining them on sun
day afternoon were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Goings, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson from
Detroit and Miss Ida Wilson OF ST,
Louis. Mo.
c. Williams sister, Mrs. 2. L.
fairfield OF Detroit. is spending
her vacation here. in Ann Arbor
among her relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

For further in,orm,,I.-
ing Camp Wabash. cali !, ''s''
Mr.. W. Horton Beatty b.. 81 vi
Secretary Of the ST. Anton. '' We W.
6S5 F. Elizabeth. csdnls. is Y,
Reservations mus, b. , ~s.. y
August LIST Aaos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

M september.
For ne past two weeks Mrs +.
Bowen ~ Magnolia avenue has had
As her guest her mother Mrs.
Gross ~ Wichita. Kan Before re-
turing hom, Mrs. Gross plans N
spend sometime with another
deHeh'Cr Mrs, Leo'a Jones OF Mt.
Nprns road.
Recreation CounclI News
81 John playground has started
"a cries ~ contests in order 20 de-
icfmine variaus champions 10 rep
resen, ~ IN the citp championships.
The sariou. contests are az fol-
lows ,roQuci for boys and girls
doubles and singles, horseShoes for
older boys and also for junior boys
on 95fo1, courses, also. doubles
and singles. Marbles and paddle
tennis contests are on the program.
Several other lesser contests for
hcys and girls will be run OF later.
The winners OF the singles horse
shoe championship was Ruben Dud-
ley, rpnner-up was Earl Dent Gro
quet singles for junior boys was
won bv william Arnold. runner-up
was Harold Arnold. All received
useful prizes.
The Gay Us Girls club enjoyed a
wonderful evening last week when
they went on hay ride and weiner
roast 10 the beautiful home OF the
WrightS on NJ Morris road. The
large spacious lawn afforded plenty
Of space to engage in many types
~ activities such as horseshoe
croquet and other games VIII
lights strung around the lawn made
u not only more spectacular bu
also more convenient Mr.. and Mrs
caro- Wright are 10 be congratulate
cd for their being ever ready Il
welcome and entertain the younger
people.
The Board Of Directors OF tn
Recreation council met at the Clif
ford 81. center Thursday. July .
and will hold another importan
meeting about the middle OF Au
gust. These men are looking for
ward for the citizens OF Flint rec
restionally speaking. All shoul'
feel very proud OF the interest o
these busy men for their interes
In the social and recreation welfar
OF this city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

The game scheduled for last Fri
day was played Sunday. Dunbar
Cubs vs.. Swiss Cleaners at Island
Park.
Dunbar Cubs aid King secley are
now tied for city League champion
ship Mack's Athletics stand In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Flint Classified Ads

McCsnn's Pharmacy. the Friend.
" Store. Prescriptions and Drugs
z. stewart Phone s-es42 and
St. John ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
FLINT news
BY A. Turnlpseed


The SUNDAY school held it's an
nual outing Friday az Patters Lake.
II WAS great success with plenty
OF barbecue and refreshments. Sew
eral churches carted buses with
smaller churches the were unable
10 get buses were supplied by
trucks donated by MIR. Bancroft.
Board members who gave their
services we're Bryanp Williams.
the Rev. Mr. Hamilton. the Rev. 5.
Lawrence. A. Turnipseed Lavonia
Jones and others who gave their
service in order that the children
could enjoy themselves.
Attorney K. NJ. vanDyne has
moved into the new location a, s>o3
Industrial where h els enjoying a
building which he purchased
A. Turnipseed was welcomed
visitor A. the home Of Dr. Arthur
Clayton in Saginaw Mich sun
day. His new wife. the former Ma
RE walden. is ENJOYING their new
hcme.
The colored Republican club viii
nor have their Weekend parties AZ
he Lone Pine Inn any longer be-
cause az misunderstanding
ROY wingheld ard Ole Branch.
whose headquarters arc a. Fort
Custer. were in inc ely for he
Weekend and hofh have made a
TRIP down 20 Ogleinorpe Ga They
report that 40 FAR they have had
good treatment Wineheld, who has
had only : months service has AZ
tanned the rank ~ corporal
The anni,s sary Of The Rev W
!, vaughn. pastor of Golden Leaf
Bariist church IS now benz oh
served TIE Rev X H. Coleman
81 Deryoi, viii he The pr'ncipa.
speaker
Quinn I hapel
Month, luict choir dsv Vas
ohses,sd nr " r. Rhonenee
preached On Uao Has Relieved
our Repor's9 SPIN harnsmal
ssr,es Uere held
F4rsral .ffyi,es tor The lave Mrs
2 Hemphi Oere held AZ Quinn
Crsr,l ANE Watkins pss N
e1srse 90 ne burial m Rhonenee
str.sita. The deceased. who passed
ava, Frdsv was member Of
c4rr C7apel
Nr sud Nf. r Waml lsr The
cifv SATURDAY - yisr relatives and
friends r ia''le Rork Ark.
VI and Mrs ! A Sfo~dmire
,ef. mo cpy 70 Ho' Springs where
Mrs S'ovdmire will receive med
zeal treatment
Mrs Gpsne Gree, president OF
ths S'enardess hoard Is conhned
~ hsr home
TAs PASTOR Gcspe chorus and
members vii worship IN saginaw
n 'he las' quarterly conference
az me year.
spm Alg The pastor The
Rev 7 Ward ne Rev William J.
Gitsor and Fvarsehs' Rhoda Hsr-
re vl' cordlG union services AZ
cN-r Chape' ANE church.
VI. Olive Baptist
MS @ r Hpra % erra' chris
var cnG-rn vas Egosf speaker a.
NJ, ONrs SUNDAY evening Mrs
Hl-d gave an interesting tslk on
r-sser' conditions = nius There
vas also pageant The children
- 80 WORE etrecfef hv Mrs A
J callona-.
crssnHs a Missionary Atmos-
Trs-s MAS mo theme for the Joint
meeting ~ re ~ Olse Mission
-'ss and monday afternoon
=. - a4ren M's May lewis
ass IN c1arEs ~ the program A
Pogss Hnchson 'oloved the
-ssftrE
W. SCOTIA Jacquere iss patent
= josephs hospital
Nr ard Mrs William kembie ~
Hszzerfv roEr' srf spending their
scation % Ni--l,s pp MI and
Mrs i.arrente Hmis as spending
fvo veeks laieN Nch
In spi' of 'he aande storm and
raj lse -a4laay evening A few
Nj Oliv Mesid ana 'nf hqs-
rancs ga,Hs'd a the mo o., Ms.
Bessie CAnNo+t ~ " utf~ ave.
rue for 100 Nfner ipar which
marked iae caa Of no sear acti,it
ties. Rec lla meewne Win be- re-
sumed Tho second Monday evening
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Behind the Ticker

issa ast sscnt sszs shsrs
against 81 10 fnt fasp R~ndtx
Asistioa VII not to.s uucA ~
pendiax zip IN sutemeeaie output
eecsuse - Increased rrcislctian -
aircraft sesesscrie=
Msnsres ness aurhsns plant
pFcauslas rye snplsre engines
daily fer Ryan trainers Pr
fira nscsi quarter ended p~c~u.
her u. Rack a Decker netted %
cents SHARE sxsinst ss essts frr
corresponding psrted previous
year Eastman kodsks - an
nusl dividend rate reasonably 80
cure Commercial solvent.
ieso nsf - cents . .hsre against
81 Tor tpss. asfsn.s arier, helped
Mrke~speFs TIA Plate k~n<fi,s
frum Increased Industrial demand.
IenHs Asnxslie getting Fair
.hars ~ defense business. slnsc-t
ene.thiFs rressnt eutrat weFsinr
On such esaers reoa Fsr~ek
rccahants. isso Ne, e-tlmstra ~
s,,a SHARE snlasr Packing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
INsTAIlnENT FOURTEEN
KIT TY FOYLE

CcrrEh 1853 y
Christopher Morley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

we're simple and sweet W went
out IN canoe and he called me
The Lady 81 the Lake
That's funny YOU should say
that. is my fsvorite poem. l vas
just thinking Of it
We're funny people We just
click. DON, we9 III be your stag
at eve"
Hold steady now. I'm going 10
dive overheard. See how nicely. !
can do n, won't even splash you.
But Wyn, how viii YOU set
back :"
I won't III tow you in
Let me swim in too.
Tt. too far for you. The waters
cold
II makes me feel clean just 10
think about Il. His lips were aw-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
The motion picture Kitty
Foyle." an RHO production.
will open AT the Music Box
theater Feb. IL.

fully cold after swimming. so he
built a hig fire In the cabin for US
10 get dressed by.
As good almost a. mountains
and waterfalls and the canoe and
the freight on the cabin rafters
was Wyn remembering to bring
along whole case Of coke for me
because he knew didn't care
much for liquor. J tried To keep
him company with drinks but II
only put me To sleep What sleep
that was too. lying on n mattress
in front Of the fire. your body
singing with exercise and cold
mountain water and love. and
watching the light on Wyn's face
while he was reading me little
book of poems he brought along
It's funny how you can't listen
with your eyelids closed. tried
hard. 1t won't work.
We were there three days and
three nights. had a kind Of pain
in my mind once and . while when
| thought l had told lie tn-Pop
and Myrtle. but II you're going 20
live your own life without hurting
other people too much you've got
10 lie sometimes. We drove To the
village every day 10 phone and see
II everything was all right AT
home, and get milk and Ice. I
was crazy to learn TO drive and
Wynn gave me some lessons. II
was lucky he did. because the third
night he was taken sick on a can
OF oorned beef we had. lie in
sisted on doing all the cooking
| think II I'd smelled that beef
| would have known IL was bad,
but he mucked II all up with some
tomato ketchup and eggs We
wanted 10 finish and made a kind
of chowder and then he ate most
OF ii. Middle Of the night he was
vomiting and had terrible cramps.
! was scared 10 death and said I
would .irive 10 town myself and
get the doctor. though ! don't be-
lieve | could ever have found the
way through those lanes and
woods. and only half able 10 drive
Wyn swallowed about half a
bottle Of whisksy. and then spewed
II up again. / rolled a blanket
round him and was able TO get him
into the Buick lie was in bad
pain but he had just enough sense
to tell me what turns TO make, and
somehow ] drove 10 town. One
wheel went over sandy edge on
a steep cliff. and thought We
were licked, but we pulled through
He loved that Buick 20 she might
Z have been jealous OF me. Anyhow
ve found the doctor. about three
in the morning. OF course he
knew Wyn well. and he must have
wondered who ! was. wearing a
pair Of blue cotton jeans Wyn had
49, ~ "iNHh iyf uAFf WIN AiFff
flask Of whiskey In the pocket
But he didn't waste any time Won
dering and went 10 work with a
stomach pump II was a queer
way TO end up what you might call
honeymoon.
Wynn was pretty shaky but he
T drove US down on the Monday.
Z checked my bag a. Reading Termi-
nal and suddenly felt like false
( pretsnses wondered II anybody
had ever done anything dishonest
before al Reading Terminal. u al
ways seems like such a well
behaved station.
Wyn said h. felt ~ popped he d
70 out N N. Mil and ease of
said ID take care u the office
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

Essv. Kitty. easy old girl
I wouldn't look again At that
magazine for anything in the
world. I have the four issues
wrapped up in tissue paper and
they're going 70 stay that way.
When Wyn and got back from
Harrisburg the first number was
lying on the desk. and We looked
at IT like II was a dead body. SO
II was. Wyn's old man was on
the phone saying the stock market
had jumped out the window and
no more jack.
Everybody who told u the
magazine was such an amusing
idea was now saving Of course
Philadelphia wasn't the kind Of
town for that sort Of thing Some
of the advertisers cancelled their
contracts. others wanted 10 insist
on our getting out the number Of
issues they bargained for. Wyn
called me into a conference he WAS
having with Parry and Bill and a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Motorists Travel
More In December

Washington motorists last De.
comber uscd a.soo 600 more gallons
Of gasoline than the record Of De.
oember a year ago. License Direo-
tor Dave = Cohn reported ct
olympia today.
Gasoline bearing the five cont
state tar totsllsd 2s.t2l. 80 gal
ons. nearly = two-miilion gallon
rise. Total gas sold In the state
last month was -. as. 400 gallons
Diesel oil sales continued 10 boom.
totailing 2b4 .oo2 gallons compared
10 10. 9pT for December 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS may
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

II bsekache and leg pain. are making you
rnisesahle. don't Just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may he warning you that
your kidneys ned attention.
The kidneys are Nature 5 chief vsy a IA King
sVcrss arids and poisonous waste out Of Oh.
h5od. They help most people pass about }
PMS = day.
II the IS miles a kidney tubes and alter.
don't work well. poisonous waste matter stays
n The blood I aese poisons may start nAgsing
tstAaches, rheumatic pains. leg pains, loss IL
rep and enerzy. getting M nights. swelling.
rufhness under the ewes. headaches and diIfi-
nrss. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
ing and hufnlngs nrnetimer shows thereissone-
Ting wrong With your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan.
Pills used successfully by million. for over 20
.esrs. They slve happy relei and vill help
the S miles II kidney tubes flush out POISON
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doans fils.
ADV
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II vnu ned M Re said -esh
Ola s.. nasias 81 That vas ths
frsf tine heard TIE numheF
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n. louis " seH>rIprR

>rw fosk - Washington 20.
operation q better business senil.
nasns. - reported here lsst week.
IA. started ne bureau ~ ssri.
cultural economies which 80
correctly forecast every scenenie
trend for twenty wears SAYS
prosperity this war an suFrsss
~ fabulous isee e.
RAE economist. predict ire
fesf national income wtii equal
that - iasp eat .inss price. are
loser real purchasing pcwsF
averages frou ten - fifteen peF
cent shsad a. 1870 me unefn-
plevmens tstsl thss YEAR is sssi.
mated At eniy hair thst - iese
ard 5000. 600 mare wtn ~ en-.
rlnyrd than n ieza
r...s- ns.ps. growing labor
difficulties members II eoagrsS.
don't plan - enact restrictive
measures Here's Whvt IRE lena.
leass blil would empower the
president 70 set aside because ~
The emergency. ths Wagner lseot
act. vsge.hour act and Walsh
Healy act
rr,rns.-fSeea,ixe. ~ m. "a.
tons leading commercial banks
are now In line with tho sdmln.
is,ration. This not because they
approve New Deal poilcis. bat
that they favor the presidents
lend-iease bill Ths banking FRA
terntty has long heen frteHily
with England Which proves that
war make. strange esdfsllows
ship Renef--wsshInsten grape
vines say Great Rfitsins urgent
need fof freightsrs win he relieved
- soon a. congress completes. &c.
ton on The iend-lssse hin.. Relief
win he brought shout hy tho gov
eminent acquiring" the vessels
% invaded nations. which are tied
up In unltsd States waters Legal
means for such transfers have
been discovered
Confirmed - Secretary Of War
stimson's forecast 10 the honss
foreign affairs committee that .
crisis loom. within the next sisty
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