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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
By MADELINE DEFILs

=. The Semper Fidellis club was
hostess TO a number OF aged widows
AZ a Harvest dinner on Monday
evening. Mrs. Theodore Morrison
gave short talk Mrs. Robert Sim
mons, made remarks; Mrs. Eliza
beth washington, solo.
The two oldest guests present
were Mesdames Mary Goodwin. Is
and Lucinda Marshal, 80.
After the dinner. the ladies were
entertained with gay songs. Each
guest was presented with an Amer
lean Beauty rose which is the club
flower. They were Rachel Perry,
Mary Wallace, Carrie Spencer,
Daisy Dixon. Florence Manner.
Susie Forest, Mary Goodwin, Lucin-
da Marshall, Lille jenkins, Lula
Taylor and Elizabeth Washington.
Miss Mary Martin of Youngstown.
Ohio was the Weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Taylor and
daughter. Ruth on Moore street.
Wednesday afternoon the girls Of
the school Home-making class en-
tertained their parents at tea. The
entertainment was planned and
prepared under the supervision of
the Home making instructor. Miss
Bailey. The menu consisted of salad,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
DR.. Daisy Northcross,
Woman's Day Speaker

The women OF the Olivet Baptist
church, 554 Winder street. will
give an elaborate program for Sun
day. November 80 which is Women's
Day at Olivet. The entire services
are to be conducted by the women,
with Dr. Daisy Northcross Of Mercy
Hospital As the principal speaker.
Women deacons and trustees. an
all-women choir will be on hand.
Dinner will be served in the base
ment after the services. This is an
annual affair al Oliyet. but this
year. under the leadership Of Mrs.
Lucy Cobb. the go women plan a
program such as they have never
had before. Their goal for the day
is $500 which they are sure they
will raise. The public is invited TO
wcrshi with them on this occasion.
Virginia Price, is chairman OF
publicity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Tattlings

Continued from Page 81
the bereaved families OF Mrs. Maud
McSwain. who passed away Mon
day. Nov. 10: also 10 the family OF
the late l.. Williams. whose funeral
was held last Saturday.
Some post news. General Custer
Post No..5i. won the highest cita-
ton for its AmericaniSm work dur
ing the past year. Charles A. Leon
ard Post No. | and Merritt Lamb
have won the meritorious citation.
The national organization has listed
152 posts 10 receive the Ameri-
canism national citation. Included
in this group are two OF which we
should be very proud - Charles
Young Post No. a. and Tom Phil
lips Post No. 1Si, of Detroit. Paul
Dunbar Post No. ESQ. OF lnkster.
Many congratulations TO all.
A musical program was given at
the Dawson Baptist church last
week. All choirs of the church
participated. An outstanding fea-
ture az The program was SOLO rem
dered by little Frank Byrd. Music
was directed by Prof f. Jones.
A lovely surprise birthday party
was given al the home OF Mrs. Mat
tie Walker. honoring her cousin,
Mrs. Matte Hendricks. last week.
A few members of the Naomi chap
ter No. 81. OF OES sponsored the
affair. Some of those filling in
were: Mrs. Sarah Purnell. Mrs. NJ.
Glover, Mrs. W. Blanchard, Mrs. II.
McCrary and Mrs. Thera McCray.
Sir Stork filled another date last
Wednesday, with the Roosevelt
Dickersons. It's ten-pound boy.
Concrats. folks!
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Johnson. 1888
Goddard entertained at Thanksgiy-
Ing dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. A..
walker, on Leicester street. After
dinner. they played bridge and made
the rounds of the night clubs.
Jesse l.. Tucker. OF Hamtramck.
left Sunday for Illinois. where he
will visit friends for three weeks.
Mrs. Rebecca King has just re-
turned home from Trinity hospital,
where she gave birth to a baby boy.
The infant died.
Music played by JOY McShann
Thursday at Mirror hall was en-
joyed by Ann Easley. Leonard Pope.
Anabol Wilson. Lynese Lonis, Hayes
Dubney, Hugh Wilson. Dorothy Nc
CAN'T. Johnnie b. Brown, Alice
Goodwin. violet Spence, Harold
Porter. Martha Curry and others.
Read our column next week.
Thanks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Clubluomen Plan Bazaar At Plymouth
NEWS FROM INKSTER

ham, crackers. cookies. tea candy
and peanuts.
Parents who were present were
Mcsdamcs Aaron Jones, Erquhart
VI. Neapean. II. Gray OF Annapolis
Road end Mrs. Gray OF Butler
Road. Assisting as co-hostess was
Miss Cora Bailey. sister OF the in
structor Of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence verdun
ST., and son, Larry; Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Morrison and family and
Madeline DeFils were dinner guests
OF Or. and Mrs. Mack Morrison In
Detroit Sunday.
Womack Temple
In the Sunday school the Bible
school class was organized. other
classes were registered fer the New
Years book and splendid at
tendnce was recorded.
An opening prayer service was
conducted prior to the service pro-
per. The Rev. Mr.. Sea spoke from
| Samuel. Songs were rendered by
the Junior and Senior choirs.
Miss Mary Martin OF Youngstown,
Ohio visited at the services.
Soclals
Thanksgiving dinner guests al
the Stroud residence Thursday
evening were Mrs. Mary Wallace
Mrs. Josephine Burnside. and Miss
NJ. T.. Butler. All reported very
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Jake Buford and her niece
Joyce Crayton spent the weekend
in Inkster and Detroit, Mrs. Buford
is the sister OF Charles Wells OF
lnkste. and was the guest OF MIR,
and Mrs. Elliot Rankins OF De-
trOit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells en-
tertained their sister, Mrs. James
Buford OF Cleveland. Ohio Saturday
evening at their home. Guests from
Detroit were Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot
Rankins. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Confined on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

The Pastors Aid society Of Call
vary Baptist church. and their
president. Mrs. jamie Briggs,
celebrated their eleventh ami
yersary sunday. Oct. s6, In con.
junction with the city Pastors
Aid union, representing a large
number Of churches In the Metro.
polIian area. Gifts were awarded
aids with the largest attendance
and the largest contributions over
one dollar. New Nj. MorIah and
Union Baptist. In River Rouge
captured these honorS. The CAL
vary Pastors Aid closed their an
ni,crsary with n two-day pro-
gram. Saturday and sunday. Nov.
and >. The sum realized was
sl6s.aG. Tho Rev. James II. Mas
tin j. pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Free Press City Editor
Asks Of Billy; Hopes
For Rochester Hour

AS result OF request made by
Isaac Jones, local cosmetic manu-
lacturer at SIS f. Columbia. the
lnquiring Reporter OF the Detroit
Free Press has carried three inter-
views OF colored people, II was
learned this week. r. Howes. city
editor OF the Free Piss. has prom
ised 10 continue the policy OF in
Guiding Negroes in these street in
terviews.
After sending Mr.. Howes several
copies OF Tribune which carried the
story. Mr.. Jones received the fol-
owing letter:
November 81, 1871.
Mr. Isaac Jones,
SIS E Columbia ST..
Detroit. Mich.
Dear Mr.. Jones'
| appreciate greatly your giving
rs the opportunity 10 see the print-
"a accounts or our recent lnquiring
Reporter espondence. Also,
was interested n your radio co.,
umn hope you're right ahou;
Rochester Cet!ng show of hi,
own There Is seldom enough o,
lin offered On the Benny program
Mavceo Crooks the red cap whom
you cited as the FIRST cciored per-
son Included q The Inquiring Re-
porter is really no. entitled to dis /
,inoi.on as me FIST man. a week or
50 prlpr ~ his appearance We had 2
very pretty ec.cred SIR. among the
con'rihu'os.
Gerins hack n your radio cover
sge ir minded % inquire how
bis career goes ,os the young COLI
cred 'fga'pc' pl9yes tlNc forgot
Ter hs n-m who won -uch d!sunt- (
nor ica cr ~ aen WIZ tho
Are Sc Nou'a o. aes'fs He MAS
etr sen'fd hoy ard l hope
As Is @ whee
Sut scars
ROYCE HOMES
l''f ce'nr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Bishop At Scott ME

Al $50 pm, large audience
was present az Scott Methodist TO
hear bishop Robert f. Jones. resi-
dent bishop OF the Columbus area
Of which Scott church Is part.
This meeting was sponsored by the
Mems Brotherhood Of Scott church
and every church in the Detroit
snh-disiric, was represonte d.
Biz hop Wade Was present 10 greet
Bishop Jones on behalf Of the De-
iroll area. Dr. W H. Williams, the
district superintendent introduced
H.shop Innes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Card OF Thanks

The Family Of the late Frances
&. Mitchell acknow ledge with CRATE
ful appreciation the Kind express
sions OF sympathy extended TO
them.
Mr. and Mrs. {. Albert Greene
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Greene
Nr. and Mrs. Cufhbert Hanna
Mr. and Mrs. willis VI. Graves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
CAR FOR SALE TO SATISFY
DEBT.

1877 Hud>on- Tudor engine No.
i5asou. te the highest bidder. nj
lees carase. HES II. Antoine
Monday. bee 1. 1911 nj 10 L'a..
ier repairs and storage hill. Car
leii Us Leeree lIainc>. 1864 Mack
Ia he repaired.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Emancipation Observance

The Baptist Minister conference
Of Detroit and vicinity. OF which
The Rev r. Timberlako Is presi-
dent is preparing for their annual
Emancipation celebration 10 be held
January I. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
$4,000 Troops
Leaving Custer
For Trek South
BY ROBERT HATHAWAY
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, May 20.-Be-
ginning one of the largest peace
time movements of its kind.
more than 10000 soldiers of the
9Th Division this morning moved
out of Fort Custer on a 600-mile
trek to Camp Forrest, Tenn. for
Summer war games.
Involved in the movement,
which got under way at $50 a.
m, will be a total of $4,000 men
and 1000 vehicles. Shortly after
dawn, the first of the motorized
units pulled out. one column
moving east toward Marshall and
the other west toward kalama-
ZOO.
Heading the east column was
the headquarters and headquar-
tiers battery of the 9Th Division
Artillery, followed by motorized
equipment of the 2nd Infantry.
Company A of the Slst Quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
utility Men SET
National Meet

Between 1.500 and 1000 utility
executives and representatives are
expected to attend the ninth an
nual convention of the Edison
Electric Institute TO be held at
Buffalo on June 2-5, the institute
general office estimated today.
A new and intensive examina-
ton of practically every important
phase of electric light and power
operations is planned for the con-
vention, it was said. with full
regard for the important task the
industry is performing as its part
in the national defense effort.
Those attending also will have
an exceptional opportunity TO be-
come better acquainted with the
national and international situa-
tons in general through authori-
tative addresses by men who are
filling key assignments in the CO.
ordination of business and govern
ment defense activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Flood Control
Vital 10 Defense

WASHINGTON. May 20.-Thc
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
greSS said here that worthwhile
works to provide adequate water
way transportation and 10 prevent
food cataStrophies are vital 10 our
national defense program. -
At a meeting here Of chief eN-
ecutive officers of waterway flood
control and conservation groups,
the Congress asked for legislation
10 make preliminary Investigations
for a comprehensive long range
project"
The organization said. however,
that II was in accord with PreSi-
dent Roosevelts recommendation
that non-esSential expenditures be
held To 4 minimum. and thus was
not seeking an increase in appro-
priationS at this time Funds
should be provided, il said. for
maintenance of existing. projects
and construction of those essen
tial 10 the defense program"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Stock Market
Moves Up on
Light Buying

NEW YORK. May 2o-The
stock market frrned today with a
few sections chalkirc up gains Of
a point or more or a modest pick
up in buying
Improvement Vas largely the
result Of technical factors with
light Short-coverlnE helping the
rise along
Case was an individual feature
soaring -. points on Us FIRST sale
Of the week. American AirllncS
and Douglas in the aviation sec
ton. along with Urlon Carbide
and Du Pont m TIE chemicals
each advanced about q point
Western Union was an active
fayoTite moving up q fraction 10
d new high for the year.
SteeiS, oils, rUbberS, motors and
electrical equipments generally
showed modest improvement over
prcwSoUS closing levels.
There were a few laCgardS, in
clud.nC some rfrthe rails Column
bia Gas and Electric al a new low
and tobacco shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
10 More Drivers
To Face Tests

INDIANAPOLIS. May 20. 800
GNS) Ten more drivers were
ready today for resumption OF
qualifying trials for the Indiana
polls Memorial Day 50O-mile race,
Eighteen drivers qualified in open
ing trials over the weekend. leav-
ing Is places in the 33-car field.
Best of these remaining places
will be contested for tomorrow
between / and p. m. over the
indianapolis speedway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Mlchlgan hu. crts. 2i1 linen
81 25a so; steele Reds. N35a1.io. "a.
Neutrality-suspicious. flats. l6s-2is. 81
? IS; fair qualify. Sl7OHl.s0.
fuls. $275aS fair quality, 225m2 SO;
Black Valentines, S3t325; wax beans,
81 75a rs. mostly SO. Georgian Tender
greens; 81 % AZ rs.
BETS Texas y crts, 1914 doz,
. BReeeetI-eaitforuta pony crts5 $3.50
GARBAGE i A. crts round type
Ge"rs'o 81 1872; louisiana 81 75H
81 So. rrts. Gee. pony Crts approx
mately Go lbs Sli5Gl.25
CANTALoUPs California Imperial Val
ley salmon Meats Jumbo 36s and 4js
ssh $50; std as. St25H45o. pony 58s.
81 - 3.25. mostly 50.
CARROTs-L a. crts. ~ bend
California, 80 s.g3 fair condition. 50 Is;
CAULIFLowER- California pony crts
l2s aH,l-latser- 81 ~
CFLFRY-California 8. crts "a doz
Pascal tyne 81 %, Florida l6-inch cris.,
trimmed tops. indivdua,y Washed Pascal
dor. 81 so ks. So Golden Heart. A
doz S3g32' dor S3I325: fail
quality. s225u235; 8 doz, 81 sOd ? rs
ia 81 qq s1 uS SIX 49, 70 do1 50 20 %
2 io crts ~ hearts vrsnred o.. a.,
q es5r -
CORN Texas sacks UbrS "a 40,
srvzTs. 'rsss ,..ys -. ~
t'fiC,f,MRFRs, pns baskgs esid grov,
Floridg fancy. g so47 II NJ
waved 81 so choire x21t.i2ss lave
size slicers 50 Aiebar,, f.rc, q 80
rTrrCF los Angeles crates Irsberr
California salinas d17 S3u3 30. zen
orally good quality. s. e0 2R5 ordinar
u isir quality - p @1Oi 4 doz. 50 n
31S
LEAF LETTUCE 0-.b Baske'. OH
ho'house 20 soc
ONIONS Sew stock Texas Sob sacF
y commercial YeI'o0 Rcrmudas ~
- " S. $50 g. 81 S5u2 ordinary qua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Steel ingot production this week

Steel lngot production tins week
will be a new high record. This
rate was expected in the Spring of
1929, when the industry for a
short period went above 100 per
cent, will actual output at present
will be much larger than il was II
years ago because of increased
capacity.
Actual production this week. If
the 999 per cent rate is MAIN
tanned. will be 1.6l2.278 net tons.
Previous peak was in week of
March "a, when the schedule was
1913 per cent. which meant an
output of 1,61O.593 net tons per
week. From that figure there was
a drop TO 94.3 per cent because
of the coal strike, and this figure
was indicative Of an ingot produc-
ton of l,521,900 net tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Don Sherwood Named
Club Bob.Lo Manager

William r. Mayo. managing de-
rector OF the Bob-Lo Excursion
Company. announces the appoint
ment of Don Sherwood as manager
Of Club Bob-Lo. For the last two
years Sherwood was cruise d.
rector on the s. 6, Alabama Of
the Georgian Bay Line. The clubs
bowling alleys will be air-condi-
TONED ~starting May u sor .tfe
summer bowling leagues, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Freight Car Orders
HIGHEST in 10 Years

NEW YORK. May 20 More
new freight cars are on order now
than al any time in the last 16
years, according to J. J. Pelley,
president of the Association OF
American Railroads.
On May the railroads had So,
SOP new freight cars on order.
Since then the preliminary reports
received by the association indi-
cate that orders are 10 be placed
in the immediate future for 16,-
225 additional cars All OF the
new cars are expected to be COM
pleted and placed in service this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Amer,can Zinc, Lad and smelling g

Louisville and Nashville Railroad reports
March quarter net income Of 50 s3s. oJs
equal 70 S32s a share, against ~ 235. s2T
or 81 o5 a share in the 1870 quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Pirate GrPpnberg
On .IOO.N1iIp TrpE

FORT CUSTER. May 90
Private Henry Greenberg was
among the $4,000 soldiers who
moved out of this fort today.
One of the newest recruits of the
anti-tank company of the End
Infantry, Greenberg marched on
foot under an infantry rifleman's
64-pound load.
Along with other infantry pri-
Yates, Hank will make the 500
mile trip by marching part of
the distance each day. riding the
remainder in an army truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Steel Rate
Climbs to
99.9 Pet.

NEW YORK. May 20.-Steel
operations for this week are sched.
uled at 999 per cent of ingot
capacity, compared with 992 per
cent in the previous week. an in
crease of Z of ] point or Z of l
per cent, according to tAa-Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Institute. A
month ago the indicated rate was
96 per cent which was a drop of
% points or % per cent from the
preceding week.
The following table gives a
comparison of the current sched-
ule with the nearest correspond
ing week of previous years,
together with the changes from
the week Immediately preceding
Rafe Pct Chg pts Chg Pet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Detroit Women Roll
Into 9Th on Coast

los ANGELES. Cal May 20.
Dorothy Merchant and Maudc
Glasgow of Detroit bow led INTO
fifth n thr doubles ~ the Women s
International Bowling Congress
with Job yesterday
Merchant 217 go COS 1-q
Glasgow IfT its tI-tbe
Leaders ale Martha smith and
Fanny Anthony Syracuse. y Y.
11Ol. Bertha Rosely Lee and Marie
Ladwig, Grand Rapids Mich
1916 Frances KsSimer-Nmy Kite
Sr.. Syracuse. y y 1000 Ann
Karrer-Hclen Keplcr Philadelphia,
1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

Southern Railway reports March duar-
ter net income Of So 800. 0es equal 20 81 03
A share on the common against s27s. ses,
or 4s cents on the per cent preferred In
the March quarter Of 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Lines
Expanding Service

PITTSBURGH, May 20.-Penn-
sylvania- Central Airlines an
nounced that il would double its
service between Pitts burg h,
Clarksburg and Charleston. W.
Va. and add one daily flight each
on its Observation-Disclosures and
Pittsburgh-De routes. F. R.
Clemens, PEA. Pittsburgh dis
trict traffic manager, said sched-
ules are being expanded TO meet
a tremendous increase in air
traffic" largely from the national
defense program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

Rate Pct. Chg Pts. Chg. T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Commodity Prices
Continue Upfrend

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-The
general level Of wholesale COM
modify prices continued TO adj
vance last week. according TO the
index compiled by the National
Fertilizer Association The index
in the week ended May II ad-
vanced to 1867 from 1858 in
the preceding week. 1t was 104.4
a month ago and $50 year ago,
based on the 1858 average as
100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
u. Of N. BasebaIIers,
Ra(queters on Road

ANN ARBOR, May 20.-Two
University of Michigan teams will
take to the road today for non
conference engagements.
The Wolverine baseball squad
will travel to South Bend, Ind,
seeking revenge for an earlier de-
feat, and Michigan's tennis squad
will meet Toledo Ur ,ersity's
team at Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Wayne Golfers Win
Over Normal, 16-2

Wayne University's golf team
remained indicated thus far this
season by beating Michigan State
Normal College, 1e TO !, on the
Tam O. Shanter Golf Club course
for its sixth in a row.
Lenard Latos. Tartar captain.
won the low medalist honors
with a IS. Ray Lawrence was low
for Normal with an 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA
CLEVELAND

.Bsued for Hemsley IN ninth.
tBatted for Brown In ninth
Cleveland 10 200 OOO-~l
Philadelphia olo oIl OlS-o
Runs-Campbell MACK, Hemslsy. Nil
mar. Siebert. Chapman ?. HAYES. suder
Errors-Trosky. Brancato, Mccoy, CHAP
man. Runs batted in-Trosky. Boudresu
HAYES g. Miinar ?. Suder. Moses Two
base hts-Trosky. Chapman, Hayes
Suder, siebeu. Three base hi, = Mack
Home run--Milnar stolen bases-Walksr
Moses. Sacrifice hi 49, Boudreau. Dovel'
plAys-Miluar 10 Boudreau 10 Trosky, Bou'
drsau TO Mack TO Trosky. Mccoy to Bran
cato 20 siebert. Left on bases-Cleveland !
Philadelphia Z. Bases on oails-On hflnAi
2 oa AeCFabb 1. Struck out BY hilnAr D
Hts-On Ailnar. IL IN innings tnon'
out In eighth. OF Brown, l In inning
Losing pitcher-Mynar. umpires - Psssa
rsna Celsel Pipgras Time-l;3o Al
tendance 900 test }.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Marine News
DETROIT

Up Paine South Park arrived. 7c'
7. m Monday: Poughkeepsie Socony ar
rived, 3 30. Conneag, arrived. Hum
rick. Sapor- Folcron cleared, IS. Bar
lOw -Hemcck arrived, GleneaEles $40,
J. L. Reiss arrived, Is. Cornelius Jr
30. BarKhamstead CONSTITUTE arrived
s.15 lthrs $40, ". l.. King O Hagan
arrived $50. Queen city, 100 ireland.
Glcneg arrived Simcolite, Perkins.
ei5. stone 50. Reuvoyle arrived. 10,
BBrralton. Pleasant arrived, 1910; Pc
gasus, Schoellkopf jr-. 1880. Eiba. 10 IS
Woodruff arrived 1l.25, Dursion, II,
A. m. TUESDAY, Consumes Power arrived
- 10. snyder Jr., - $50; Ranney, Gov
Miller 1908, Lebanon, 1910, Denmark
! 80; Cetus, l35 BAH Bros. 55, J r
Davidson, $40, r. j Reiss. 3:35; Grape
1928. J. T. Upson. $50 Kendrick, $50
Michigan. & Mccullough. $50. Morrell
64o. Morrow. 7:2o. Clarke. 1906 OF
DowN~Algosteel, 2 p m. Monday
Adristie. 326 c0nneliy 3 rs; A. s Up
son. 3:35, Britt $50, South American
arrived 40; Chicago Tribune, $50
Thomas Burke. James Mazda cleared
80, Rand 05. Wolvin, 7,40; Warren
$50; Cletus Schneider, 755 Verona
South Uark cleared. $40: Coralia cleared
So Aleosoo arrived e;i0' King. s45
cleared. II 20: Minch. 1850 Harvard
a. m. Tuesday. Fairbairn -Smeston. u :35
J. l.. Reiss cleared. II so T. 3. quar-
res t:15 Briiamon 20, Il. l. Smith
30; Diamond Alksh. i:4o; Glenel
+ lock cleared S.05 sumatra. 3 10: Man
4 TAHOE 3.40 Woodruff cleared. IS. Gates
$3.50; Maietoa. 5&5: r. r Richardson
sos s p Cement 6ij; Dahlke ertived
rsrts. DAuntieSs-O Boyle cleared. 90
Nevhrundoc. s.55. Algowsy. Lauehln, :
Peter Rciss. 30 Weyburu s25.
SAULr sTE. MARIE
I'P y He s.sS "a a u .,, M2ndo n
r p House Pontiac 10 80; stackhouse
II; ImpsroyaI r Berwnd, II 500, WIN
npeg moon; Assiniboia ! 80 =. m. Il. X
Jones $50, Maunaloa 8 j. stanton, ;
RIverton. L. c Hanna $50; Finland. 8
G Post 10; F.. J Kuias, midnight: PICK
ands Iocolite. a. m Tuesday: Smiu
Thompson. 30, p NettIe,on' Ser
" 4 whitnty' barge cieveco' joliet Z
s. G TAYLOR y =. Thompson }. David
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