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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Old TrOuper's Curtain
HerscheH MayaH, CLARK Gable of Silent Films,
Actor on WXYZ Programs, Dies at Is

II the time Of William Farnum
and Bill Hart.
AT the time of his entrance into
the movies .Mdyall was the lead
ing man al the Burbank Theater
in Los Angeles. a position he had
occupied for nearly eight years.
THOUGHT PICTURES FAD
At that time he thought pictures
only fad, but agreed TO work for
producer Thomas II. lnce for a
Summer when the theater was
closed. The result was h remained
in pictures for 1S years
Mayall came to Detroit approx
mately nine years ago and has
been playing in character skits
over WXYZ. His most recent
parts have been in the Lone
Ranger where he usually enacted
the dignified sheriff, the town
mayor or some honest, solid citl-
zen
Mayall is believed TO have a
family now living IN California,
but his funeral here will be ar
ranged by officials Of the American
Federation of Artists. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been
completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Woman, Son Deny
Fire Death Of Child

A woman and her son were held
today for Fort Thomas. KY. police
who charge them with setting fire
10 their own home five years ago
and causing the death of the
woman'S 6-year-old daughter. Held
are Mrs. Emma Mcbride, AZ, Of
l2949 East jefferson avenue. and
her son by a previous marriage,
James Curry, %. of the same ad-
dress- Both denied the charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Mrs. Ella Cohen

Funeral services for Mrs. Ella
Cohen, IS, of 1896 Monterey
avenue, were to be held at 2 p. m.
today at the Lewis Brothers
Funeral Home at 1888 John r.
street followed by burial in Mach
pelah Cemetery.
Mrs. Cohen, who died early yes
terday after a short illness, is
survived by six children and eight
grandchildren. The children are
Mrs. Henriette Garvelt, Mrs
Henry Velich. Mrs. Lee Fenarew
Hilda and Jeanette Cohen and a
SON. Julius.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Famous Doctors
Hold Clinic Day

Famous physicians and surgeons
from the United States and Can
ada are participating in the annual
clinic day Of Wayne University
today. The dsy-long session is IN
progress az the Detroit Institute
OF Arts. This evening there Is TO he
A banquet al the Hotel Ststler.
Medical men delivering addresses
today include Or. Charles W. Mayo
Of Rochester, Mimi. Or. Walter
Lincoln Palmer of the University
Of Chicago, Or. William Wagner OF
the University of Toronto, DR.,
Frank u. Dickinson OF Kansas
CITY and DR.. Philip Dudley Wood
bridge Of New Haven, Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Abraham Asther
Old Time Political Figure
Succumbs at 6b

Abraham Ascher. an old-time
political figure, is dead Al the age
of Go. after an illness OF two
weeks.
He died in Receiving Hospital
from pneumonia and arrangements
for his funeral are being made
today.
Mr.. Ascher was prominent in
Republican circles in the old Third
Ward.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Bernice Ascher, who is Ill in the
Ypsilanti State Hospital, and two
sisters. Mrs. Leo Nicholson OF
30 Collingwood avenue. and Mrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

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Every Morning for 30 Days
give LIVER BILE
FLOW A BOOST

To be normal your liver should produce
about a fun quart Of digestion aiding bile
juices every day, scaniy now-a Slow
ing up, may mean Sick Headaches, 80.
called Biliousness, Poor Digestion with that
half-siek. sour feeling.
Snap out OF it--you can. Get bottle
OF Kruschen Salts tonight: start right IA
tomorrow morning and take half a teas
spoonful In a glass OF water (hot or coldB
half an hour before breakfast, and Keep
II up for 80 days. Now you'll know what
IL As TO get up feeling ~ and ready for
a real days work. Try kruschen Tor the
next 80 days and see what II means To
YOU when Bile Flows Freely Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

Jenny MeyerSohn of 23S East Euc-
lid avenue.
He lived at 20 West AleXandrine
avenue.
Funeral services Will be held to-
morrow from the Lewis Bros
Funeral Home. 1888 John r.
street, at : 2. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

Last Friday he appeared on the
Lone Ranger program. but carly
Sunday morning he was stricken
with a cerebral hemorrhage Taken
FIRST 10 Receiving Hospital he was
later transferred TO ST. Mary'S.
MayaH. a handsome, dignified
trouper, born and reared in the
theater, was silent picture star
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

llcrSchcll Mayall the Clark
Gable of The old silent films who
has been playing leading character
roles in the Lone Ranger and the
Green Hornet over radio station
WXYZ for the last few years, is
dead today at the age Of 70.
Mayall. once a great matinee
idol and the leading man of Theda
Bara IN silent pictures. died at 6
p. m. Yesterday IN 81 Mary'S Hos
pital after being Ill only three
DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25
NIGHTMARE ON WHEELS
Continued from pogs fourteen

hit it,! He reached over suddenly and
pressed downward on her knee, send
ing the acceerator to the floor. The
car leaped forward, and the purr of
the motor changed to an angry. high
pitched whine. Anne struggled with
the wheel.
A hundred yards ahead. the corner
policeman ran out into the street and
held up his hand, facing them. The
streetcar started across the intersec-
ton, then halted. Anne heard the
savage intake of breath beside her.
wise cop, Ell? All right. we'll
knock that flatfoot clear into the duck
pond"
4HEY were aimed straight at their
target, and the gunman's fingers were
like iron on her knee. She shot a
glance into the mirror.
"Oh! Behind us!''
The mans head jerked around,
and the pistol moved close against her
side. Nevertheless she took her chance.
BE good to me, puss!" she prayed.
Twisting sideways, she yanked her
knee loose and kicked at the brake
with all her strength. As the tires bit
the pavement, two things happened.
The nose of the car dipped sharply,
and wildly-clawing figure in the seat
beside her spun forward like cart
wheel. The mans head struck the
door of the glove compartment, and
his gun ratified at her feet. He lay
against the instrument panel without
moving.
Anne fought the wheel, keeping
her eyes on the policeman ahead. He
seemed frozen in his tracks, and his
white face came towards her at a sick
ening pace. Had she mistaken the dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25

lance? She thought she must have.
but as she closed her eyes, the tires
gave a final screech and slid to stop.
When she looked up, the policeman
was staring at her across the hood.
He moved slowly to the side of the
car. Where" he asked. in voice that
gathered strength with each word, lis
the fire?'
In here" Anne faltered, nodding
towards the crumpled form beneath
the dash. HE killed man at the
bank. You'd better get his gun. I'm
afraid to touch it," ..
The next day was Saturday, and
after lunch Anne and Ray were out
in the driveway polishing the car. The
reporters had been there in the morn
ing and got their stories, and Anne
had been notified about the reward.
Big Mike" Rorig, her passenger of
the day before, had been bitter about
being left behind by his comrades and
had disclosed their hideout. The state
police rounded them up shortly after
midnight. along with the plumber.
Both bank and police we're highly
gratified.
After a while Ray laid aside his
cloth and came around the car. He
watched Anne shining up the head
lights. tits nice to be married to an
heiress," he said. What are you 10
ing to do with that thousand bucks?"
Would you take five dollars an
hour to give me some driving lessons?"
After yesterday" he grinned.
Huh! I'll pay your
She shook her head.
I'm still ashamed. Raw I
stalled the engine right in front of
that policeman"'
The End
S-lS.Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25
||E!!5Y9|E!9VI = 20:
They're Just Sentimental
. HIS place is gettin' to look
like the mess hall in an

HIS place is gettin' to look
like the mess hall in an
= Army camp. An the fact
is. them boys squawk about my
brand of chow same as they do
about the food dished up by
Uncle Sam.
They come here when they're
off on leave, toss in few extra
rations. and grumble about what
the Army feeds 'em. An they
amt bashful about tellin' me
off, either.
But them boys amt starvin';
they're getting more food than
they can possibly eat. They're
just sentimental about home
coOkin'. There amt nothin' in
the world that makes a man
more upset than to get separated
from the kind of food he's been
raised with. You take foreigners
who come to the u. S. - you
would think they lived close to-
gether so as to have somebody
to talk to. Not so. The reason
they all gather in neighborhoods
where more of the same kind of
foreigners is, is so they can have
stores that sell the rifles they
are used to eatin'.
An when you take million
hungry an healthy young men.
change their cookin', leave out
or put in few favors an spices,
then you can be pretty sure
they're goin' to start howlin'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25

Some Southern boy gets HIM
self up into a New England camp
an vice versa. The Southerner
would trade his grudge against
the sergeant for plate of hot
biscuits an a bowl of gravy. The
Yankee lad would give months
pay for a Goldfish cake or a good
boiled dinner with a little horse
radlsh.
But | guess the Army has got
some medicine to cure the guys
who beef too much. Tonight a lad
was in here with his eyes all red
trimmed like he had been cryin'
or else been on FOUR day hinge.
Onions on your hamburger"
| asks him.
He turns little green.
Listen, Wally." he says.
Yesterday told the lieutenant
what thought of Army cookin'.
He said maybe l could shoW the
cooks better'n | could tell 'em.
So he puts me on KIP.
well. this morning l peeled
nine sacks Of onions!"
"Shucks, soldier" | says, try
in to cheer him up. 81 peel a
good many onions myself. It's
not so bad"
YEAH" he means. but when
| got leave this afternoon and
went home to supper - what
do you think we had? Onions!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25

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This is true because Drene's different
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Bride O-Be
Honor Guest
Miss Jesne Simersl Feted
AZ Recent Shower

Compllmenting NJ ISIS Jeane
Simeral, bride-elect of Mr..
James Garoutte, a shower was
given recently by Mrs. Robert
Johnson in the home of her
mother, Mrs. Arthur II. Wick
ems, who was assisting host
ess. Games were played during
the evening. and later the
bride-to-be opened her gifts.
A late supper was served.
A Fourth of July motive was
carried out with a red. white and
blue oenterpieos Of carnations,
ehrysanthemums and iris. and the
same colors were used in the re-
freshments and other decorations
Guests included Mrs n. r
Simeral, mother Of the honor
guest. and sisters. Miss Peggy
Simeral and Mrs. Harry Radford.
Mrs. o. Solely, Mrs. S. r. Aunson.
Mrs. Jeane Delin. Mrs Frank
Wickens. Mrs. Cyril Erb. Mira
Catherine Barrett, Mrs. Charles
kreiger, Mrs. Henry Delin, Mrs.
Catherine Durkin. Mrs X. A.
Stevenson. Mrs. c. G. Trimble. Mrs.
Harvey Peterson. Mrs. Hugo Dslin,
Mrs Lew Kincaid, the Misses Dor
othy Wlcksns. Donna Barrett,
Eleanor Stevenson. and Lois Delin.
Out Of town guests yer. Mrs..
Edwin stsndish Of premerion.
Miss Emily Black n Philadelphia.
Pa, Mrs Charles Fslstrorn Of
fsssqush. and Mas Helen Leonard
Of Longview.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Married at
Church Rites
Miss Eva Pryor Becomes
Bride OF Mr.. Mcintosh

Miss Elva Pryor. daughter
Of Mrs. Elsie Pryor. became
the bride Of Mr.. John Nc
lniosh AZ an impressive csre-
mony June - in the First
Presbyterian church. The
Rev. 0ran Smith officiated al
tho ? o'clock rites which were
solemniHed in the presence 81
relatives. Vows were read BY
eandlelight in a setting Of
flowers.
Mrs, George Drake. ncioe of the
bride. played the wedding music
and Mr. Drake sang I Love You
Truly
The bride chose for her wedding
= soldier hue costume nllt with
silver fox trim. Her accessories
were blue and white and her cor
sage was Of garienias and steph-
anntis.
Mrs John nrecht. mairun ~
honor and sister q ths bride. were
teal blue suit with black and
white accessories and q eorssge
~ pink ross buds and stenhAnetis
Mrs Pryor. mother ~ the bride,
chose for her daughters wedding.
a sheer black dress and black ac-
ees-priss. Her oorsase vas ~
pink rose buds and sweet peas
Mr.. Pryor. brother Of the bride.
served Mr.. Mcintosh a. best man.
Immediately following the we'd
ding dinner. which was served st
the Bonneville hotel. Mr.. and Mr..
Mcintosh left on a short wedding
trip to Canada. They will he at
home 10 their friends after July
IS a. the Lauan apartments.
out-of-town guests At the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ.
kessler and daughter. Geraldins.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Drake.
all II Portland. Ore. and Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Mcintosh Of Enumclaw.
British nerlcan ss.oc,st,or viii
meet In Anderson hall AZ o'clock
wednesday evening. Mr.. H. A.
Pennant will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Lodge 10 Mark
Anniversary

Eureka Rebekah lodge will meet
Thursday evening in the !, o. o. r.
temple. Mrs Leslie Connell. noble
grand. will preside.
Mr.. Thomas Miller. district dep
uty president. will give report
on the state session recently held
in Everett.
An interesting program is being
arranged 10 commemorate the 56th
anniversary of the lodge which was
instituted July II, 1888. Those
taking part on the program are
Mesdames John Ashton. o. Davis.
William Limchen, Thomas Miller.
II. B. Dodge and c. E. Covell.
A late supper party will be
served by Mrs. Glenn Rsdka and
her committee. All members of
the order are welcome 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

Lakewood PLAYERS sre now n
rehearsal for two one PLAYS
which they vii present penthouse
style for the opening of their play
house Hands Across the Sea -
a sophisticated Noel Coward COM
edy. will be directed BY Mrs. Maui
nee T. Owens. who Is well known
for her direction q music and
drama AZ Clover Park school. and
for her work in Tacoma music
circles.
Numbered among the cast are
Miss Amy Lou Murray. MI Rob
ert W. Gottlieb Of McChord field.
Miss Helen Laughlin Of Ft. Lewis.
1t Frank Martinoli 81 MeChord
field. Mr. Joseph Lanser. Mr.. Nir-
gil Croft. Mrs Bert SwestinE. Mr..
Nelson Sears and Miss Patricia
Fox. Mr. Ros. I.anser i assisting
Mrs Owens With the directing.
Susan Glasgows 'Trires." =
murder myster. u under the uirec=
ton Of Mr.. Tom Dutkovio Of Nc
Chord Field. who has served as
director at Mission college and has
worked with the sheboygan Little
Thester group in Wisconsin.
The cast for "Trifles" includes
1t Maurice Owens Mr. Donald
Lemon. Mr.. Vincent carlstrom.
Mrs. Percy crothers and Mrs
Virgil Croft Miss Margaret Ian
ser il the assisting director.
The FIRST meeting of the organi-
zation IN its new building will be
held at s o'clock Wednesday eve
ming. Anyone interested in little
thfater work Ia welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Daughter Is Born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Heerems

!" For the second time in eight
DAYS Or. and Mrs. Clyde Magill
welcomed a new grandchild In the
family. A daughter, Christine
Maria. was born tn Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Heerems Patricia Msgill)
IN July in Tacoma General hos
pitsl. Also sharing the congratuls-
tons are grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heerema of Des Moines.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
American Lake Club
To Meet Wednesday

American Lake South Garden
club will meet for 1 o'clock
dessert luncheon at the home Of
Mrs J. X Mas on Wednesday
Mrs Ray Graft will be eo-hostess
for the day. Roll call will bs an
sw.rsd BY members telling Of
summer trips ~ interest
hrs c. z. DAVIS will 10 m.
study leader. h.r subject beng
Shady SCAT and Shelters and
Outdoor Firsplsoss
Past Presidents eiBh, Eagle.
auxiliary. Uill meet with Ars. I'd
Norris, 77I0 SO. Tacoma ave
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Norris
will preside over the O'Clock ses-
sion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Guy LIeweIlyns Return
From Crater Lake.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Llswellyn
have Just returned from trip
10 Crater Lake. Ore, whers they
spent the Fourth of July with their
son and daughtsr-in-lsw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Llewsllyn. ~. and their
two sons. Guy III and Ronald. also
OF this city.
Tho trip was made by motor.
the party also spending some time
in Bend, Eugene and Portland,
Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

LoOkFOrWdrd
To Party
Mr.. ard Mrs. WsksH 70
Enserssir Church Member

Enserssir Church Member
FAMILIES and friends of
First Lutheran church are
looking forward n n. eve
ninE II July II when Ar. and
Mrs. Albert weksll Of ritlsw
beach are opening their home
and garden u the cunrrrza-
ton. The grounds slll hs
beautifully lighted and tho
house viii be decorated with =
profusion If flowers from
Mrs. wcksll's garden.
Tns program q th< evening siii
he under the sasrs>.- a TIE Wa
mans Missionary sretsty. A mic
.unsry pageant. 'schrlssisnity's
csti n Conquest. : eli 10 ssv~n ~
= group ef rifia ul.s kssh<rlns
fIalsxfsn wsi take the leading
part - chrsssl<nisy Msas Mar.
ssfet fAnsemsn wsli rspr~>>us
tntss. MIA. Eilssn~sh Ansi~sh~rs.
China Mis- Elaine Hya<u. lsp*n:
Ais. JAMES tlnaemsn. ths tsl<n<is
~ ths Sea. and Niss c<rri
Hns.cher. Afries Mr. ard Mn
Kari :. wsis. ~in have ehasus ~
ire musie
Al the sln<s ~ tho program she
Rev Carl = nStisli wiii give .
detailed seeoant - th< sHlllrs sna
sinking n the xsmssmL IRE .vs.
ninss offering wsll 10 given - .
thank offering 10 God fcr speeno
the lives a Inc 10 msmn~rs - me
missionary families fr.m the
Aasssatans Nynod WIN vsfs
aboard the ship.
Tho talther League csnsnss viii
meet If ths hauss ~ fsssIsf and
Mrs. Hyisil. ssoi Va. f.wssnes.
Al 7 40 o'clork Tuesday evening
Members and friends NJ Circle
; win be guests n Mrs. Carl An.
dsfson. 7ss0 N L n. ~ 10
e'eiaek "Wednesday sftsrnosa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Picnic Is on Program
For Past President, Club

PIT Defiance park viii be the
gathering place for the Past Presi-
dents club % John n. Thompson
auxiliary. u. s. W. V. next Wed
nesdsy. when the past presidents
Of the u. s. Maine auxiliary and
Retsil viii be entertained Lunch
Will be at 1890. with Mrs. Fred
Toells presiding.
The regular meeting 81 the
auxiliary viii be Saturday evening
in Veterans hall At the armory.
Lend Hand Circle Of the Kings
Daughters Is holding a picnic Al
Point Defiance park a. noon on
"wednesday