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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Salem go. ........ 700 600 600 o
Vancouver ...... Ill 600 00x- 9
Summary: Losing pitcher. Swope;
runs. | hit off Swope in Ia in
nings. struck out /. base on balls s;
8 hits 7 runs off Lieb in 72a innings;
struck out 4, base on balls 7. 2 hits
no runs off Kershaw in innings.
struck out 5, base on balls 2; left on
bases Salem !. Vancouver 10; two
base hits. McGinnis 8, Lingua: runs
batted in. Jewell 8. Endress. Wright,
Kershaw: sacrifice. Kershaw; stolen
bases, Jolley. McGinnis 2; double
PLAYS. Kershaw TO McGinnis to
Wright 70 Griffiths, Lanefero to
Bates 2 Lanefero to Griffiths: UNI
pires. Kallis and weisgerber; time Of
game not shown.
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Bells Trim
Parkers, 81

Bellarmine high tossers yester-
dey at the Bell field defeated
Clover Park high. to 1. Larry
Rask, Bell hurler. whitfield II men.
Bing Fourier was behind the Bell
platter and Kasemeier and Carbone
formed the losing battery.
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Jacobsen 5, Smith g. struck out. by
Jacobsen 6. by Smith 8: bases on
balls, off Jacobsen 3. off Smith &,
wild pitches. Smith 2; left on base
Nenatchee Il. Tacoma u. nome
runs. Gray 2 Abbott 2: three-bsss
MT. Gray. two-base hits. Abbott Bsr-
Iison Z, Perry 2. runs bstted in.
Seooosen, Gray Abbott 3. Harri-
double play. Mallory % Hsnsor ~
Gray; time, IS umplres. Nelson
and EnEer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Tuesdays Results
Washington 8. Oregon 3.
Washington State Col. Q. Idaho ,.
SEATTLE-As . derisive crowd
of $500 persons legged" Howard
Hobson, University Of Oregon base
ball coach, the University Of Wash
ington nine routed the Ducks So
and advanced 10 within a half
game Of the northern division pace
settlers.
Hobson was struck by an egg.
an aftermath of the previous days
game which was marked by bit
ter dispute over an umpire's de-
cision.
II was the third consecutive loss
of the road trip for the Webfeet.
Score:
Oregon $50. O0z 600 01o-s 3
Washington 00z sol eox-s 1
Beeleries. Rieder and Calvert,
Jorgensen and Watson.
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Gel Out the Old Shovels. Conq

Gersh0m c. Rowland In quite concerned n lack Of
to be found within the ranks Of the organization he
G. C. Is commodore Of the Tacoma Yacht club which
property AT Wollochet Bay.
the land would be developed into outdoor yachting center
within reasonable time.
70 date hash days
prompts brows ask:
'1sk' tsk How come and why7"
The good ershom C. explains that there win be Memorial Day
by he a wolochet Bay property
Seattle sending Is boats Olympic turning the bows of so
crsftte walechet hay.
ne woleche Isn't improved by that time well
n . pickle
make woohet either Saturday Sunday and
hand In the development work
He wants strong backs willing hand. smiling faces and
Rakes shoses mattocks and boots.
hope you Yacht club members understand
George Do
You share make the life your commodore
Alta gang Knew you all tn time
College kids at the Of and Oregon ball game yester
day peled the 0regonans with eggs Higher education!
" Pip koehler has much moxie. The Dutchman, manager
Of the Tigers put himself at the plate with the bases full
and two out and the winning second the eng run
third. He flied Many managers would have passed
Che buck 70 some Snsr hitter The wedding dim. Of Bette
really charming Good Johnson, south
the Boston Hutchinson. right
handler game Buffalo Northwest
denE m right but watch Hutch hack the Detroit uniform
soon whia~ay properly named He whiri and how
ylaehs TO Henry Golobics
the winning.
who really reed pitching Of all The realize what
pulling keep
well he fighter pointer
ts quiet with nerss~reng yeps Many people Hike him.
NrenK thing 81 rEht time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Major Leaders
Nv UNITED PRESS
Five leading batters

York. rgers. s. OFT. Giants. 8. B.
johnson. Athletics. 7: GORDON, Yam
KEGS. 7: Camilli. Dodgers. Z. Nichol-
son. Cubs. Z. r Mccormick, Reds. Z.
Runs: DiMaggio, Yankees 81: d.
MAGIC. REQ Sox. rs. Foxx. Red Sox
2s. Hack. Cubs, as; Knickeroocker,
White Sox. n.
Runs Batted In: Keller. Xanks. 81
YORK. Tigers. 50. Gordon. Yanks. 81;
Doerr. Red Sox. %. Nicholson. Cubs,
rs
Senators. 46- TroSky. Indians. IS. Sic
bert. Athletics. IS. Heath. Indians,
IS. slaughter. Cardinals. IS
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.........43 8 II 80 IL
PORTLAND
Srnre bN Innings

score by Innings
Hollywood .. 80. 100 O0Z 900 o. 8
Portland 80. -. 400 0l0 00U o. 3
summary: TWO hits two runs off
Dasso in "a three and one of lost
In l0ia, eleven and six of Gonzales
in l01s, l and none off Harrell in y;
winning pitcher, lost; losing pitcher
Gonzales; runs responsible for Con-
zales 4, Dasso 2. lost /: struck out.
Gonzales 2. lost 4; bases on balls,
Gonzales 2. Dasso 3. lost 2: three
base hit. Escobar: two-base hits. Her
man, Kohle. sacrifice. owen. Con-
zales: runs batted in, Herman.
Schultz 2. owen, Rosenberg. Brenzel
2. Dickshot. Hoover; left on bases.
Hollywood 6, Portland 6; double plays.
Hoover to Schultz to Herman. Wright
70 Brown to Reich: umpires, Doran
and Tanning: time. 2:22.
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Summary = INNINGS pitched, pL
Thomas 3 plus. Dilbeck 4: at bat, off
Thomas IS, Dilbeck l6 hits, off
Thomas 10. Dilbeck 5: runs scored.
off Thomas 4. Dibeck 8: runs respon-
sible for. Thomas 4. Dilbeck l. Brew
er /; struck out. BY Thomas ?, Seats
6. Dilbeck 4: bases on balls. off
Thomas 2. Brewer 2. three-base hit.
Fernandez: two-base hit. Powell; runs
batted in. Fernandez Powell ?, Jen-
nings steele. Carroll: stolen bases.
Carroll. Jennings, double plays. Pelia-
grint- Salkeld- Haslin: time. ! .53; UNI
pires. Snyder and Hood.
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Lincoln Net
Team Winner

Lincoln high school tenniseers
yesterday defeated Seattle Prep at
Seattle. three matches to two. Lin
coin singles winners were Jorgen-
son over SHERMAN. Sc, rs, So;
Fisher over Raymaker. T-6. So,
Akers of Prep defeated Grout. rs.
SIS In doubles play SHERMAN
and Akers defeated Jorgenson and
Grout. 6-3. Ga. and Stockton and
Bertness of Lincoln beat Engler
and Raymaker, Ga. 40. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
TUESDAYS RESULTS

IbESDAt y RESULTS
Wenatchee 6. Tacoma 5.
Yakima s. Spokane 4.
Vancouver Q, Salem 0.
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..-.......32 s 10 81 10
score nv Innings

Summary-Runs batted in. Hughes,
johnson 4, Stamper 2. Rosenlund.
Meyers. tanning. two-base hits Alden
Meyers; three base hit. johnson. sac
rifices Stamper. Bliss double plays.
Gedzius unaSsisted Stamper TO Ma
drid 10 Reese. left on bases. Spo-
kane 10. Yakima 8: bases on balls.
off Anderson >. Lanning ?. Barkelew
S. struck out. by Anderson 2 Ian
ning Barkelew 5. Greer I: hits. off
Anderson 6 in 3fs innings. runs. off
Berkeley in 81 innings. runs.
hit by pitcher. Sueme BY Anderson;
passed ball. Meyers: winning pitcher.
Barkelew, losing pitcher. Anderson;
umpires, Valerie and Moran. time Of
game. ! SIS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
New York 10, st. Louis ..
Boston 4, Detroit 2.
Philadelphia 6. Cleveland 5.
Chicago 3. Washington 2.
Philadelphia 6, st. Louis 4.
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Ut The
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh Z. New York 5.
Chicago Q, Brooklyn 1.
Cincinnati 2. Boston 8.
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Los ANGELES

-batted Tor Berry in eighth.
Score by Innings
Sacramento -. -. .0ol o06 600 7
Los Angeles $3.50 800 olo oio- S
Summary: Winning pitcher Frei-
tas. losing pitcher Coffman: innings
pitched by Freitas Q. Thomas S plus.
Coffman =. Berry az. Flores !: at
bat off Freitas 80. Thomas 10. Coff-
man 6. Berry Q. Flores 2: runs off
FTeitas 5. Thomas 2. Coffman 5: hits
off Freitas IS, Thomas S. Coffman 8.
Berry l; runs responsible for, Frei-
tas 4. Thomas T. Coffman 2: bases
on balls off Thomas Z. Coffman l.
Flores /. struck out by Freitas ?.
Thomas 2 Coffman 1. Berry none:
left on bases. Sacramento 3. Los
Angeles g. two-base hits. Sturdy 2.
Lowrey. Weintraub, Warstler. three
base hit, King: home runs. Endicott.
Lowrey: sacrifice hit Marshall: stolen
bases. Gutteridge, Sturdy: runs bat
ted in. Endicott. Wieczorek Hsndlev
:. KtnE. Freitas. Weintrsub z. Storey.
Lowrey. Merullo. double play. Gut
teridse 20 sturdy.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
TUESDAYS RESULTS

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Oakland Z. Seattle 8.
Sacramento Z, Los Angeles 5.
San Francisco .. San Diego 0.
Hollywood 6, Portland 5 televen
innings).
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Totals ........s4 10 ~ is 2
SEATTLE
score ny Innings

Barrett ga; at bat. off Barrett IA:
runs. off Barrett 6; hits, off Barrett
5: earned runs. off Salveson 8. Bar
rett l, Soriano 2; bases on balls, off
Salveson l, Soriano S; strikeouts, by
Salveson l. Soriano /. left on bases,
Oakland Q, Seattle 4. two-base hits.
Salveson, Duezabou. Harris, Gudat:
three-base hit. Matheson: sacrifice
hits. Tauby, Gyselman: stolen base,
Rigney. players walking, Chapman 2,
Averin. Gudat. Rigney. Christoff;
runs batted IN, Salveson. Duezabou,
Tauby. Gudat. Christoff, Lawrence,
Matheson, Conroy 2: time, ] so; UNI
pires, Powell and Edwards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester Z, Toronto 4.
Buffalo 5. Montreal 1.
Jersey City 6. Newark 1.
Syracuse Q, Baltimore 4.
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Cougars Win

PULLMAN-Six-hit pitching by
Hank Bushman. Washington State
colleges Indian chucker. Tuesday
gave the Cougars a pa triumph
over the University of Idaho in
their series opener.
Bushman starred at the plate
also, rapping out a triple in the
fifth.
Score:
Idaho ....... 600 200 600. & ?
w. s. c.. coz $40 0lx-s Is 1
Snyder, Bechtol and Kara; Bush
man and Van Slyke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Hstched in May. a fly could
have five million million descend
ants by September.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Nth ELLIOTT METCALF

FROM San Francisco town letter from old Ia
CONAN Fred Winsor.
Veteran firkf manager Of the old school, Fred says he
has retired from the racket
But the guys just foolng
Let him get eyeul Of heavyweight kid who looks
like first flight prospect and fred forget his retirement
ideas take the bahoo for his charge and get all ex
From long under his
wnsor gold mine the
fight with blazing speed hitting
Fsa ir Kearns and wmsor from the school,
They left the !
Of managers running game
but for 20 90 yeu hardly find who has the right TO label
winzor and zoe.
Kesrns too
Old
q the modern type Of managers ever wl Be abb. to blow
sesn and Is to this day gent who can talk talk talk
Anyway here what Fred say, snsnt the present fight situation
steee condition Freddie tra
Louis Hdndcuffed. Fred Thinks -.
Dear Elliott: II should win surprise the wise IL
Buddy Bae goes over three rounds with Joe Louis Friday
Tony
O In one
try quick Buddy
he'll afford
puncher. His chin isn't too good
Buddy fighter
n thirty.
good reports from Angeles that Fredd.
swfuly good and VIII do all right IN his eomsbaok
Freddie scheduled to battle this month Of test oust with
named Jimmy Casino He should slap Casino silly The fights
billed for Hollywood the only tentative.
believe Steele defeat either seose overn
Just ~ believe he csn beat Al Hosssk doing anything
steele h a nice fellow and = credit boxing
He's Tscomsn and but not letting that influence
Steele at peak fighter the old school kid with
everything especially punch. confidence and courage
Elliott fight
there
no .blowbaciz" coming to
How many of the present day fighters would be fighting they
believe Billy Conn will defeat Louis 1t wall be good for the
all good wishes your neighbor Fred wnsor
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Smith Throws
Battle Away
Lonky Hurler Cont
Control His Heoves

hoTfN ADDoll ana folh 1tas
each thumped out two home runs
last night at Athletic park, but
the Wenatehee Chiefs beat out
the Tigers in a to 5 thriller.
And the lone guy responsible
for the defeat was the lsnky
Tiger hurler. Paul Smith.
Bases on balls. a wild throw to
first and wild pitches all poured
out Of the Smith right wing to
bring woe and grief to the fight
ing Bengals.
All Of the Tiger runs were
earned.
wenatchee earned only three
runs.
The Tigers reached Jacobsen
for 13 blows. four of them HON
runs, one a triple and three of
them doubles.
Wenatchee started scoring
In the second. Harrison was
walked. Beyrer hit TO Smith
who heaved the ball deep into
right field, Harrison scoring.
Beyrer going 10 second. He
went TO third on q wild pitch
and scored on Jacobsen's
single.
Bill Gray's homer far over the
wall regained a run for the Tigers
in their half of the second.
Wenatchee rolled up three more
counters in the third, Smiths
cayuse arm again in action.
Bonetti singled and Cox followed
suit. Bonetti being held at second.
Harrison doubled Bonetti home,
Cox holding up at third. Beyrer
walked. Smith wild pitched to
Bushong at the plate, Cox and
Harrison scoring when Botelho re-
trieved the wild ball and threw
to Smith at the plate, the ball
getting away from Paul and roll
ing out to the short field. 1t was
hectic session.
TIGERS STILL FIGHT
The Tigers. still fighting. a,
quality they have shown all sea-
son, regained two in their part
of the third and were back in the
ball game. Rickert singled and
Abbott blasted the agate out Of
the lot. Gray tripled and Hanson
was purposely passed. Botelho
ended the frame by forcing Hanson
at second.
1t was 5 and 3 until the sixth
when Gray hit his second homer,
making it 5 and 4.
Abbott made the game even
/ Steven when he cracked the ball
out OF the lot once more.
But Wenatchee ended the
game, rs things turned out,
In the eighth when Bushong
singled, Jacobsen walked and
Stlnson came up with an In
field hit TO fill the bases.
Bonetti flied to right and
Bushong scored the Chiefs
sixth run.
The Tigers jammed the bases
in their half of the ninth and with
two down Manager Koehler put
himself on the spot of responsible
ity. He failed to hit and the
game was over.
Prior to the game, Del Holmes
star Tacoma hurler, was wed to
Miss Bettye Earle Bonhannan of
Clovis, Cal.
The ceremony was per-
formed at home plate by Rev.
b. c. GaIlaher, pastor of Fern
Hill Methodist church.
The brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. II. o. Bonhannan
were present.
Mrs. Gene Kiley attended the
bride
Eddie Botelho was best man.
A large attendance looked on.
NENATCHEE
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HOOdluns
Egg Ducks

CONFERENCE STANDINGS
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man and Van Slyke.
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Totals 4I & IA u II
q batteo for Botelho IN ninth.
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Aof BcFIN IN elghth.
Score BY InnInEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

WEST GRAND BLVD, Mr.. THIRD
Brick 2-nat, 4 rooms and tile hath each
'h0t-water heat, slate roof, large porches
building IN nrst-class condition. zoning
allows residence or business use. must be
sold bargain terms
527 MAJESTIC BLDG. RA. goo
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Link Embezz|er
To Pvt S. Death
International New. seryie, wiz.

FORT DIX, N. j., Nov g.
The tragic death Of Private Theo-
dore Mazur, %. Of Passaic, whose
burial is being investigated by
Washington authorities. has
sequel today in the court-martial
of Lieut.. William c. Moody. %, of
Kenmore, near Buffalo, N. Y.
Mazur was shot and killed Au-
gust % at Browns Mills. n. j., as
a posse searched for him and sew
eral other fugitive soldiers from
the Fort Dix guardhouse.
Subsequently. it was revealed,
Moody was found guilty Of en-
Ibezzling 1915 from Mazur and was
sentenced 10 a year at hard
labor at Fort Jay. Governor S
Island. N. Y.
While army officials said Mazur
was chronically absent without
leave from the camp, relatives said
his absences were connected with
the illness of his mother and that
the 1915 represented a life insur-
'ance payment with which he
planned 10 pay for his mothers
burial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Obituary
Mrs. TheIma Foren

/ Last rites for Mrs. Thelma
Marxhausen Foren, daughter of an
old Detroit family which founded
the Detroit Abend Post. German
daily newspaper, are to be held in
the William r. Hamilton Funeral
Chapel. Monday at 2 p. m. with
burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Foren, the daughter of the
late August Marxhausen. who
edited the paper his father founded
many years. ago, died early Friday
on Calf Isla7fel- near Crosse lie,
where the family had Summer
home. She had been in i'll health
several years and apparently died
of a heart attack, it was said.
She was a graduate of Liggett
School. was a member of the
WQmen's City Club and was active
in various literary and cultural
groups. She leaves her mother,
Mrs. Laura Lorsch Marxhausen:
a brother August tCurD Marx
hansen. and an uncle. Prof. Emil
Lorsch Of the University of Michi-
gan architectural school. ~
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u. S. Chart.

Detroit and vieinity-sunday. cloudy 10
partly cloudy and continued cold; highest
Sunday 50; strong west to northwest winds.
diminishing TO moderate sunday.
Lower Michigan--sundsy. cloudy 10
partly cloudy and continued rather cold.
Upper Michigsn-sunday. cloudy to partly
cloudy. not quite so cold In afternoon.
Indisns-sundsy. partly cloudy TO fair.
not so cold in afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

CHAPMAN FARMs-A beautiful 16o-acre
development restricted to 81 500 homes
a.acre parcels on pavement 1890, terms.
Gibraltar road, mile east OF Fiat Koek'
Crossman. HO. s4A4.
IDoEPFER. 2iOs8- North EightMile, be-
tween Mound and Ryan: 6-room, batn,
garage: hen house, fruit trees; y acre
good soil; fenced. owner leaving city. va
cant; bargain. See Sunday 1916. Hubbard
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Is Officers School

Corp. Irving p. Golden of 1851
Warwick road. and Pvt. WILDER ].
Pierce Of 1891 Euclid avenue. are
listed among 35 selectees who re-
ported from Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo. 10 Fort Belvior, Va, TO start
a three-month instruction course
in the engineer officers candidate
school.
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! Business Opportunities


A MODERN restaurant with living guar
tcrs, acres OF land city water; excel
lent cabin sites. Telegraph Road. III miles
north OF Flat Rock; $4,000. So, 600 down.
Crossman. Ho. 6444
BEAUTY shop for rent, fully equipped !;
established business. Apply Box o4O1'
Detroit Times.
BIER GARDENING opposition; gold mine
for right party; lunches. beer, wine.
21736 Fenkell.
CONFECTIONERY. grocery, John r.; col
ored, white; doing good business; reason
able. Tyler 1851
EIGHT-CAR GARAGE; equipped for col
lision and overhaul work; 5000 cash.
1881 Grand River. Hogarth ass
FLOWER sHoP-Excellent business; ter
rife holiday orders; established; reason
able. 1910 Gratlot. across from wards
Arlington 9777. Open ST..
FOR sALE-New and used furniture stock.
cheap: good business. III South Main
street, Yale, Michigan.
fully equipped clean stock: beer and
wine license: excellent business and finest
clientele. $3.50 Renville. corner Kirkwood.
GROCERY. meat market; excellent bust.
ness; heavy stock owner drafted must
sell: first reasonable offer. 1904 West
Chicago.
GROCERIES, meats, fruits. vegetables
beer. wine Illness forces sale. VIII sacri-
flee. 1892 Fenkeli. University 2-5l6o.
GROCERY MEAT MARKET - Established
neighborhood business: real bargain.
Illness. clifford 1921.
MEAT M1RKET-sRe'f rfoceries good
reason for selling. l050s shoemaker
Ivanhoe 9357. days.
MODERN BEAUTY SHOP for sale; north
ern Michigan; population Is. 600 selling
on account of ~ health. Post Office Box
2i2 Bay City. Mich.
MODERN grocery meat heer wine store
worth 50. 500. take 81 500 cash. excellent
for young couple All cash business. East
side. Tuxedo 1897.
RESTAURANT Beautiful place; guaran-
teed business. no competition, VERY
reasonable. Tyler 4-ps73.
RESTAURANT business with Glass A
license for sale. Reasonable Cash. In
qure 1853 Meldrum.
TAURANT- Doing excellent business.
must sacrifice. doctors orders. Telephone
Vermont 5-9T76.
RESTAURANT business. Owner In
hospital. Must sell. Sacrifice. 6l5s Michi-
gan
COLORED-FIFTEEN rooms. steam heat.
garage: Housekeeping, sleeping. Bargain
substantial down payment, Trinity l-4O49.
st. Antoine. Leland Grill.
business or building for sale separate or
together; good location. Terrace 2-s21I.
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Sd Division y
Sets Record in
Travelling Safely
$4,000 Men Cover
1900, 900 Miles
Without Fatality
BY JERRY PETIT

The $4,000 Michigan and WIS.,
consin officers and men OF the
32nd Division travelled 100000
miles, collectively, in all kinds OF
weather and during all hours or
the day and night, during August
and September maneuvers - ana
not single fatality resulted.
This is the word received from
Col. John d. Buck, division surgeon
and former Detroit doctor. who
submits the health record OF the
modern Red Arrow Division just
to show that things can't be 30
tough in today's army as many
|propagandists would have US be-
lieve.
Not only were there no traffic
deaths, only three men lost their
lives in the division during the en-
tire period. One natural death
came from cardiac attack. ons
man drowned, and one infantry
man burned 10 death when gaso-
line was mistakenly used for
water.
Colonel Buck points out there
were 1.525 illnesses and 1893 in
iuries, for an admission rate OF
1856 per thousand, as contrasted
with 80 per thousand in the
months the troops were stationed
in comparatively comfortable quar-
tiers at Camp Livingston.
Only 443 were communicable or
infectious diseases. as follows:
common ailments, 279; influenza.
81: pneumonia. primary, s.; CASTRO
intestinal disturbances. 81; tuber-
culosis. s: miscellaneous, 6.
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A HOME OF YOUR OWN FOR LESS
Little farms bus service. water. gas anC
electricity; also q. n acres rich garden
soil.
q. r. HOSTE
1895 p. a-Mne road Center Line IA:
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Real Estate to Exchange


2-FAMILY flat for small farm near De-
troit 1884 Chestnut. Wyandotte ls2e-W.
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ROYAL OAK

Mohawk, 1910. Between 10 MileE Lincoln
.-rS new 5-room homes. tile baths, large
<eftics. aT-ft. lots. paved streets only t2o 81
month plus taxes.
sNossETr. liO65 GRATiOT AR, 44o0
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BUYERS - Any East Side property; cash,
terms Burd Ivanhoe 334O.

BUYERS - Any East Side property; cash,
! terms. Burd. Ivanhoe 3340.
CASH QUICK for your equity in A. S, or
s-rm home in n w. sec. We. $1,000.
ROY l.. RoUNTREE 1920 PLYMOUTH
CASH FOR HOUSE, flat. inside West Grand
boulevard 26S5 MICHIGAN. Lafayette
O7OO
READY CASH BUYERs-Houses, fats.
apartments (colored). Temple l-OOso.
Tyler 5-0722.
WANT to sell your farm. See BILL
WRIGHT. 1892 East McNichols.
coLoRED BUYERS waiting! CASH IN
HAND Any section. Singles, fats, apart
ments. PEMBROoK. Temple 1-276O.
COLORED businessman wants 10 buy I'm
medisteiy--Flsts, singles or incomes. Box
No R-R747.