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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
High School Gym. 7,3o p. m.l

TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-High School Girls
VS.. Convent Girls.
Second GameAKey West High
School Varsity VS.. Ponce de Leon
Varsity.
SATURDAY NIGHT
First Game-Convent Girls VS..
High School Girls.
Second Game-Ponce de Leon
Varsity VS.. Key West High School
Varsity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
Today's Horoscope

Tactful and iull of resource.
and rather fortunate In friends,
the native viii need all the re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27

G&h&T hs3h &co<Srss N0dHes
Army. u: n&kes. vPss. N. Sca-
enhsrger. Msrsnes. o. Ain~na,
Army. ai. 6sundsss. Ls0as, 81:
tleAash0n, HIN Sef0el -: White.
Airy. -. Husier pand0sa. o.
Lnng. Arrsy, 90: n. snitk. Haxh
Scno0l. "a. Ksns0n. vP57 =. ana
Lass. vFsa1. n
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN
CHANGERF. No. T-4Sf.
IRENE GRALLA COOPERMAN,
Plaintiff, VS.. ISIDORE COOPER
MAN, Defendant.
TO; ISID0RE CoOPERMAN, 41e
Beach 36th Street, Edgemere, Long
Island, New York.
ORDER For PUBLICATION
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bill of Complaint for Divorce
filed In this cause, on or before
March 3, 1871, otherwise the ailega-
tions thereof will be taken as con-
fessed. This order to be published
once week for four ca consecutive
weeks in the Keyeyyest Citizen.
DONE AND ORDERED this 2sth
day of January, 1871.
fSEAL1 Ross c Sawyer, Clerk OF
Circuit Court, Monroe County,
Florida.
By (Sd.l Florence +. Sawyer, Deputy
Clerk. jan30: feb6-13-2o-27,19s1
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Score by quarters:
High School IL 20 33 A 81 81 70
Army .- 9l7 81 Al 81 81 So
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Prot. Arthur NJ Schlesinger of
harvard. noted historian, born in
XeHia, Ohio. 80 years ago.
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Today's Birthdays

John Z. Steinbeck, author of
The Grapes of Wrath, born in
Salinas, Cal, 80 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27

Eliery Sedgwiek of Boston, for
mer Atlantic editor, born in New
York, So years ago,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
POLOISTS
ARE SUNDAY

P%inehurst, Mar. l.-Sunday's polo
game on No. 3 field between the
Yellow Jackets and the Red Jackets,
a tie playoff game, viii see three
North Carolina poloists in action,
two from Durham and one from
Winston-Salem. The Durham play
ers are Baxter R. Brown and Edgar
Taylor, and A. H. Eller, Jr., Of Wins
ton-Salem. The three are playing
members of the Pinehurst Polo Club,
and have figured largely in this sea
sons games on the Pinehurst fields.
Brown, who joined the ranks of
the Pinehurst polo squad last sea
son, when polo a revived on the
sports calendar here, will play No.
2 for the Fellows. Eller will be op-
posing Brown in position 2 on the
Red side and Edgar Taylor, a south
paw. will be in No, l position for
the Reds. The other players on the
Fellows are, Merrill Fink, Major
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
NC Trackmen
Are To Run
Next Week

Chapel Hill, March 1-North
Cardinals Southern Conference var
slty and freshman indoor track
champions will send Il of their lead
ing performers to Baltimore next
Friday night for the University Of
Maryland's Annual Fifth Regiment
games.
The games will be held in the
Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore
and will get under way at $50
o'clock Friday evening.
North Carolina will enter several
men in the Intercollegiate events, in
the AAU contests, and in one Of the
special in~Vitational races.
Two varsity Conference champions
Dave Morrison in the half mile
and Carlyle Mangum in the 70-yard
high hurdles-nead the II varsity
entrants. Morrison will compete in
the Oriole 500" which, with the
GoVernor's Mile. rates as the feature
event.
Mike Wise, who finished second
IN the Conference Quarter~mlle, will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Blue and White Las
sizes Score 54th Vic
tory, 81 to S; Boys
Blow Early Lead and
Lose to Roxboro. 26
to Fl.

Henderson and Roxboro divided
two high school basketball games
here last night, with the Henderson
girls scoring their saith consecutive
triumph by winning 81 to 5, and the
Bulldogs dropping a thrilling con-
test t the visitors, rs to 21.
The Roxboro girls were no match
fer Henderson, and Coach Bob Har-
rison paraded his reserves into the
contest. Even then, the score con-
tinued to mount in Henderson's
favor.
Juanita Harmon led the scoring,
with nine points, and Viola Hoyle
and Hazel Finch came in for the
second spot, with eight tallies each.
Lowry got four t%allies, and two
points went to Wilkerson, Freeman,
Rainey end Legg, E. Winstead shot
two field goals for Roxboro, with E,
N. Winstead getting a foul shot to
account for ali of the visitors scor-
ing.
Henderson's great defensive trio,
Captain Doris Dennis, Frances Polls
on and Helen Hocutt, complete
masters of the situation as the Rox-
zorro score would indicate. They
formed a tough barrier for the Rox-
ooro forwards to penetrate.
The Bulldogs got off to a IL to 7
lead at the half time, but at the
md of the third period, Roxboro had
pulled into a tie with the Henderson
lads. Roxboro forged ahead, and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Maybe The Senate
Didn't Get Ducats

Raleigh. Mar. i.-tAP)-
Shades of the CarCiina-Duke
football! game: the Senate has
passed and sent to the House a
bill TO make it unlawful to
scalp" on tickets to athletic con
tests in North Carolina.
Violations would be Il INSIDE
meanor, punishable in the diScre-
ton of the court.
Senator White Of Vance. ex-
planning the proposal, said it
would eliminate the type of
parasite who bought up blocks
of tickets and charged eXhorbi-
tant prices for them"
And after last falls Duke
Carolina gar the Senator add
ed,"I expect that even some of
the ticket scaipers themselves
will be in favor of it,"
Both Duke and the ticket
scalperS took upset liekings
when the two schools met last
fall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Lou Jenkins
Stops Ambers

New York, Mar. l.-(AP)-ThC
tlStlc thunder Of Lew Jenkins ended
Lou Ambers' gallant career last night
with Il seVen-round technical knock
out in Madison Square Garden, but
the finish for the little laughing boy
came in a blaze Of glory and with
the thousands roaring for him.
After six ROUNDS ol never a back
ward step, during which he took
the Texas thunder's Sunday punch
es, laughed them off. and marched
right in, dispensing his oNn often
siVe, the little Herkimer Hurricane
ran into a barrage that chopped him
down and forced Referee Arthur
Donovan to call a halt at 2:26 Of
the seventh.
Announces Retirement
y few minutes later, as tears came
through his eyes, despite feeble at
tempts at 4 smile. he announced his
retirement.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
FORECLOSURE SALE.

linden md nv NTrfTn N ~oUtNOritV
conferred uDnn The undersigned as
trustee in a certain deed of trust
executed hv r c Caul5er and Gov
neIia Gambler his wife nm the 13th
dav of March. 1935 recorded in Rock
l84, Page IS. Regisfer of Deeds a.
flee for Vance Comfy defan1t hav-
inc been made i'm the Davnent Of
the dobt As sci forth in said deed If
trust, at the request of The holder
OF the note therein secured. I viii
offer for sale nv public aur1jon at
the courthouse door in Henderson
N. c.. ON the I'm d3v al March
1871. II O'clock, the ~roIIovinq de-
scribed land.
Begin al am IRON stake. ! W Oak
lev's corner ON East side of Harriett
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Henderson And Roxboro
Divide Cage Contests


ne Bulldogs could not match the
listing tallies during the remainder
f the contest.
Henderson ran into a ION defense
or the first time, and depended on
ong shots for its scores, Hamm got
light points to lead, with Turner
Getting six, Aston, four and Blake,
hree.
B. Beam brought the RoXboro
Jictory, scoring 20 p<nts. The lad
Just couldn't be stopped, B. Clay
and S. p. Davis each got three
10 account for the other tallying.
The Bulldogs found the going hard
when they went for their basket,
being freed to shoot from far out in
the court, and their shots were none
90 accurate from such distance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Leaf Selling
System Hit

Washington, March l.-(AP)-The
chant of the tobacco a%uctioneer may
be entertaining, but senators were
told yesterday it was very poor buSI-
ness for the tobacco farmer"
j. F. Porter, president of the Ten
nessee Farm Bureau, told the senate
agriculture committee that the auC-
tioneer and buyers moved so quickly
down a tobacco warehouse line that
there Vas little chance 10 give 4
fair examination to the grade anG
type.
I've followed them several times
in Virginia and Kentucky and |
can't make out what they were do
ing,' Senator Ellander, Democrat,
Louisiana, told his colleagues.
Porter then told of an auction at
MorristoWn, Tenn, where he sald
a basket of tobacco was sold hur-
IIedly by the chanting auctloneer at
10 cents a pound.
"A friend of mine got permission
to switch this basket with one in the
EeXt line" Porter said. This same
basket sold for "a cents a pound this
time
Porter, testifying in support of 9
bill that would raise government
loan rates on farm products, said
that attempts to organize growers
into associations for federal grading
and CHASING had failed to change the
tobacco marketing system.
The tobacco companies are so big
and powerful that no farmer or as
sCciation can deal with them in a
practical way, I'm sorry to say Por-
ter said, we have a very unbusi-
nesslike marketing system"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Basketballs Given
By Trade Bodies

The gold and silver basket
balls that are to be given the
winners and runners-up in the
two divisions of the Golden Belt
Basketball tournament. which
gets underway here next Mon
day and continues through the
week. with II teams entered. are
gifts of the Henderson Chamber
Commerce and the Hender-
son Tobacco Board of Trade, ac-
cOruing to ali announcement
made today.
The basketball tournament is
drawing from Il wide territory
in North Carolina and Virginia,
and will bring favorable publ
city to Henderson.
The trade groups are backing
the tournament to this extent.
thus placing Henderson in a
favorable light.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
is tournament / Time Next Week, So Back Your Team

%l5o J@E" part IN the invitational
Jriule go"
The Tar Heels VIII De represented
N all i've OF the intercollegiate
events. The entrants Will include
Percy AShby, 70-yard dash; Wise
and Roy Cathey, 44O-yard rum;
tienry Branch, John French, jim
Ea#tcr. and Dick Van Wagner, $780,
yard rum, "Wimpy' Lewis, Vawter,
and Van Wagner, one mile run
and Wise, Cathey. Morrison, and Bill
II mile relay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Goldsboro, March l.-Four people
We're killed instantly in an auto
mobile-traln accident yesterday at
Watha, III Fender county between
GoldsbOrO and Wilmington.
They were Rev. M. G. Teachy, 33,
Free VIII Baptist minister, driver of
the car; his brother, Adrian, 80,
worker at Holly Ridge; their sister.
Mrs. George Newton, %: and her 49,
month-old ba0y, all Of Watha.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

The Quaker's testimony against
war is not based upon any parti-
cular text of Scripture but upon the
rooted conviction of the fundamental
contradiction between the spirit Of
Christ and the spirit Of war.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

Art i manv-s.dej. drez- or tlrr--
OF a garden may express the
owners personality and individuals
~ u much is d-poem OF 4 picture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

Eugene Harrison and Charles
Swo0pe. Earl Shaw and Stanley
Taylor viii complete the Reds line
up.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

Derialelt, ,uirfli6en uuo oaucrn6en
Sriebens aur @roe altriidfebreu mo-
gen, ser, nm NIT oen l,nperles6aren
anfor0erl'ngen Der @erebtigfeit uno
NGbitenliebe itbereil.suitilnmen, nidt
oie 8afterieu oes ltufrieoens unb Der
grbitterlng einidlieBt, nod oie
@riinoe fit aufiinitiee &rie9e. Son=
bern, Ser, ourh Sos Serbcifiibren
ether briioerli6en unO barmoniiben
Gerei1igllng bon 9tationen, perbur1-
oen in Sreuuoldaft,. ,tno inoem tie
oen S0lfcrn bilft Die Srii6te ibrer
Mrbeit III 9t,,be ,,uo Sreibeit 81 gez
nieBen, iie begleitet uno fitbrt, nit
Soffnltng uno Sertrauen, auf oeln
@ege ibrer irbiiden Silgerfabrt 5lln
bi,nmlii6en &aterlanb.
SS,15ipiiben beal1ftragel @ir Sic,
ltniern seliebten Sobn, oieie ltniere
8ii,ride lmo grntabnltngeu allen be-
fartnt alt lnadeu. int ei,ler Beiie, sic
Sic fiir ant belten balten, uno Dor
alien ben bodiu. Gfarrern, bie Die
ielben iiderlib ibrer Seroe befannt
maden molten. r.
als ltnterpfanb Ser eottliben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

&atidliiiien nn6 llrteilen @ottcs, ais
bon ser giuiidt melIhlihcr sSeis-
beit abbGugt ul,b borlun ltnterueb=
nlen Tie es ltic, ,pie eS bclttc nod bel
oen Seiliglpred)ltnAs As5crcnlonieu 9es
id6iebt, obnc rei6libes @cbct ,lno
feicrlide slurlrfrug oes 81. @eiltes.
Seine iucltlibe Gedtslaebe miro
iorgfdltieer uuo id)drfcr ~>'uteril1ht,
gcnaaer belerdtet, iogor bon eiuen
~slbpocatus 9ia6oli', cilem Mopo-
tate1,, ser oie Seilieipredung beitig
anfid)t, .bcfampft, uidtS miro biinoi-
ger beiuieien, olS Ser Erp5cB einer
Selie= ooer Seilieipreb,mg. gs per=
Sen eiue sln5abl @elebrte mtfgeiteIlt,
lllu sic porgeblideu Sngcnben lmo
8lnoerlperfe zines >9ieuers @ottes
81. priiien uno in ieber n,0glibell
8ciie a1 uioerlegen. 9ie geid)iftc=
item @ottesgelebrteu l,no sic crfab=
renlten aeratc, Of tie &otboliten iino
oocr nibt, ntiiiiel1 oieic 8unber ais
ipabrbafte lluo iibernatiirlid)e aner-
fannt baben, ,tno alle @iuipiirie mill
len OUTS genaleite, Bis alf oie lekte
Stlbe geniigelto bea,ltiportct Iein, 10
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uns beim Observation-Disclosures 1tlle>
rer Siinoigfeit ibrer tniitterlidben
2iebe rl,tpiiroia fiiblen, 10 labt inns
,,niere &inber in in1ner gr0ber ipers
benoer 3abl 81, ibrem bl. Sd)rein
fiibren, belonbers udbrelto bes @tai,
,nonats, bomit iie fir uniere Sade
appeuieren - bieie &leinen nit BEN
,nfduloisen Seelen uno unbeTedten
2ippet,, sic in ibren bellen Mugen ets
mas bon bem @lans bes Simnlels
ipieoer3l,ipiegeln ideillen. 0tit inns
i'm @ebete bereint, labt tie beteu, oaB,
,poiruner iekt babiiidtige Gter
berridt, bolo bie 2iebe bcrriden mo-
ge; bab mo ieht Ser @eiit Scr Ser
seltune berridt, Geraebung auge-
ipa,tot tper6el1 nn0ge, 10 baB anltatt
3mietrod)t ,,nter oelt Wel1iben lies
benbe Sarnlollie, Sic beriObnt iuto
pereint, berriden ,ll0ge; INTO enolid,
bab mo iest tiefe 5einoidaften Der
aufbeibporen tuerbe,t, ,lltgliidli6er<
,peiIe ipeitberaipeigte ltnorbnmng her
beifiibre16, relte 5reunbldaftsberbin-
6nngen angefiliipft iperoen. oie sic
Geraen Der WenIhen bernbigen nmb
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Der 8elt 6ie StiGe elmer Srbmung
bringt, Die aitf @erchfigfcit beratbt.
2abt Sic &leinen bon oer liebens.
tpiirbigiten Wsl,ttcr @ottes, bi,nmlit
iden groit erflebel fir allc ie,te oie
leibell ,1tiiileu nub beionbers fit bers
bantte isliibtliuee ,mo @efangene II.
fir sic Geripiu,oeten in ben Soipitd.
lern. 2aBt tie bebarrliN bitten nit
.ibren nnlduloisen Stin1lnell oab oie
9auer oieies i6redliden ltusliids
fura iein moae, 10 oab, nad)oem mir
eerebtertueiie fir ,utIere Siiuben se-
litten bubelt mir ,penisitens S,tr6
ben Sroit ser e0ttliden @uaoe Ct
leibter,1ng finoeu ln0ae1. ltno bab,
barltm balb sic Stroblen ei,,es uli-
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baB an Ser &abrbeit ser unterll1hten
Sugeuocn lnlb ou Der Gdtbeit Der
@ullber ni)t ser 1eringlte 3,peiiel
mcbr ubrig blei6t.
gSas nutn oie 6eicr ser t5cili9ipre-
dung betriiit. 10 bcitebt bicielbe fl,r3
i,l fplgcnocm: 9tod)oem sic ltnter'
illd)ung bcs friiber angefiibrtcn Ero.
5ciics bis sur Gnticheioltg gcbraht
lit, unb ser Eaplt Die geluobnlid)en
9crot,1n1en noriibcr nit ocu &oroi-
ndleu uub @iid)0fcn 9ebalten fat, be-
ltillnt ocriclbe ocu Sag bcr mirf.
lid)cn feierlicbcu S5cili9Iprcdlng. An
oielem Gage tritt ser Eopit lit Die
Gotifonfirdc, unIAcbcn pon Goroino"
lclt @ildGicn uuh onoern Hroloten
lno 9Siirocl1tr0acrr. 0ieie,1iacn, luel-
d)e bisber sic Sciliaipred)uno bciiir-
iuortet bubcn, trctcn 5l iSiiBcu hes
Yopltcs, scr ulltcr bcm SDrpnbiulucl
list, lno bc9cDrcn 5it orci pcrld)le-
bencu AEolcn sic mirflid)c >ocili9.
iprc6lung. NoN bcnl critcn llno },pci-
ten Nntrog crfl0rt ser Yoplt oo6 er
einc loldc Gntd)rioln,g lll,r nit Dem
gelltoroc ocS S1l CSciltes 5u crtcIlcn
ipoNc 9tl,u miro 3ncrit sic 2itonei
bon ollen &ciliNcu uno loooun Der
@plnnl15 ,,Gcni Greotpr', &onm, SI.
@cilt, bonn Gopltc ougcltillrt uno
BON ollen slmuelcnocu mitociuu1cn.
9tod bcnl brittcn 9(ntragc ninllt cin
Stcnpcrtrctcr oos ySort uno crfI6rt
offcntlid), oob Scr 81. &ater cntidllol.
Icn lei, sic Sciligpred)ung SIT boil
5icbclr. 9tln fnlot sic iorrllitc, icicr-
lId)c ScillNprcel)nng ou5 bcnn 3;unbe
oea Sapltes iclbcr. sit bielelbc geitbc.
Gen, 10 miro untcr Ncm Conner Der
8cld)iitc lnb fcicrlit)cr Milliif oos
&c 2crml gclungen. 9auu miro Gin
fcicrll0eS SocDunt 5u Gbre1 ocs ne,l.
pcrfitnoigtcn Scili1cu geboitcn mo
bcllen 9tamcu IN Sen perld)icocuen
@ehetel genallnt. 'Sierauf 5icbt cine
feicrlide grp5ciiion m,s Ser Stride
ocS GotifanS nod) oericnieen Stride
bin 100 baS iSclt be5 neuen Sciligen
5lnn critcn @ialc bcgalrgen miro. Bel
oiclcr Fro5cliion tra9eu ollie leil.
llcblncr brclnncl1oc &cr3en lrno cine
0obnc miro porotasetragen, lpeltbe
oaS 8ilo bcs ue,,crtliirten Sciliaen
3ci9t. ssSSn Ser &irhc, ,pobi11 ,l,ou ii6
TT feicrltdcm 3nge begibt, miro bonn
Eopltc Cit poIfoun1euer slbIob er.
tcilt. Sci bcut Sohamt ser III. MeNe
finoet nod cit beionoerer 8rol,tb
itatt. Sci bcm Offertori,rm brineen
nanlid orei &aroi,1iIc, bon oeuen
Ser cine ciu 8ildof, ser anbere Yrie.
(6ortietl'ng ouf Seitc 12)
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@nabe. ,no ols 3euanis ltnieres
8oblmollells, pern1itteln @ir Sbneit,
llnierm geliebteu Sobn, oufribtiglt
ben apoiteliiden Segen unb alleu
ie,ten, beionbers Sen &inoern, oie
lnicre Otabn,n1gcn nit bercjt,pillis
ger uno lpontoner Singobc aufneb-
men.
+. @eeeben ali Gnu lit ct. Setcrs,
anl 1. Sonl'tag raG Sltcrn, sen 20.
apriL im Sabre ltnleres Serrn,
t94t, bem oritten Sabre llnieres
Gontififotes. Yu,s SS XII.
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Mittpedl, ben ia. Mai 1911
anliesem erbaIten fam. uenu lie oar-

aBliegen erbaIten fam, iuenn lie oar-
i'm bitfet.
Wir molten inns ilnb ulIere Gro.
bleliie barilm inter ibren Sdl1b itel-
len ball1it fie unIere @ebete ,illb Mipi-
rattoneit slt ibrea eigeneit ntabt iino
ben @ert ituferer @erfe ser 8uBe
nnb Seahitenliebe Dermebre, Die mir
in grobent MaBe atfopiern ,niiileu,
Tim oie aottlihe Maieitdt at befrieoi>
gen. Moge tie alle ,lltiere Srdnen
trofnell, inns itarfen III allcn l,nIere,l
2eibeu, ll1s .tr6iten ilt- al 1tniercr
3ral,er unb il1benl tic bteic $riibiale
erleibtert, inns befabigcl1 nit ber
Soffnnng ailf eipige 9elubr,,ua, Die
ielben leitbter 81, tragen. 8enn ',pir
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&atbuliidle 5eilisenperebrnna nnb
firdlid)c 0eiligipredmng
(0ortietllng bon Scite -
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Muf Der pergaugene 8obe ill
Birmingham, AIa, a6gebaltenen
8erian,,nlune bes %&atboliiden Go>
mitees bes Siioens iu,troe,, BON
Erdlate,i, Grieitern, SdueItern
,nb 2aien cine &eibe Sagesfraseu
belprodeu. - Oberes 8ilb: Ser
Sip'ite 9err Sbonias S. soolen,
8ilbof bon Dtobile, 5elebriert ein
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iitdt; Seem Orleans, ,no SN,u.
SEQ Morie, Erofciiorin ser So3io-
logic i1u Sieuna College, 0fenl=
pDis, Senu, 1mo Mrs. u. 9. 2u=
cas-, 0fitporiiterin oes uNationol
Council Of Gatbolic 8oluen'', ,pel=
de Scr Serlan11ul,ug bei,uobnten
uno ou oen 9isfuiiionen teiluabs
lltclt.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
On the Side
By E. V. During

ader N, cadoo stand,
AID ~, midnight hears MP cry
o., thee lore bit thee
Nth I'd loJt that shall not die
'Ti ttc g.oHs cold
And ~, stars did
AID ne ear,s of m, Judgment
Boo. afJ.d
-Bayard Taylor
Above is from .Bcdoun Song Evidently when
5o, s,s of low, be ned nothing ! suppose howevc
hs. nov and then when an intense Bedoun made about
rrotssrion o. l7 AS above M, Bed6un maiden replied
IN Bet You Ten Tina, 20 All Girls EVDp
1IBERSoNS srea-inelec requirc little sleep" says Dr.
Victor g He>or
wei am NOT gong 10 vor, Il had great intellect might
have headaches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
QUERIES from clients

QUERIES from clients
Q Q-Namc some books you read as
boy that had a great influence on your life.
A-"Tom Brown At Rugby Frank
Merriwell stories. Owen lohnsons Law
rencevllle yarns, and Ralph Henry Bar
bourS prep school stories These books
had a great influence on my life because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

and Kosy flew out 10 times to and proposed 10 times
before accepted him.
incidentally my first picture had ID letters in the
did the of director Pandro
big kick of being Mrs Andre Kosteanen instead
of Diva Lily PonS.
Maybe it's because of the way was brought up
always be only head TO
family and in it's Kosty
If there's a difference opinion between she
invariably takes his sdepetty unusual for mother naw
think.
OUR wedding had invited of intimate
~ friends TO luncheon June Andre Koste
lanetz"
Mrs Andre Kostelanetz. The first thing
gave that all not what seemed was the
lmprovised altar Of peonies and Gala lilies
Explaining that this floral arrangements for
didn't Then the wedding
cesson of appearedand
that that.
and pleaseS about Koy is that he likes
clothes and lets do his shopping for him
would get away from Homburg hats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

inspired with wish TO be good athee ana 10 90 10
prep school and college
Q-IIow do you pronounce Fire
A-To rhyme
Q-When mans wife goes a rage and starts making
nasty him what the best to quiet her down
anything this idea of throwing pail of cold water
her?
A-Consuting authorities this subject sir find
support your cold theory However experts are agreed
for looks They bring lines TO her face
rapidly Therefore to raging
wife
Youre just making yourself your
heart Better calm down little How about writing letter
instead of screaming at me-"
GAYS H. G. Wells
- working life doing anything that
will immediate irrespective of Its appeal
their suitability for IT,"
Early my career did anything for i'm
mediate wage" had to- How about you, sir?
Among the jobs held hotel night clerk busboy
short order cook cady master electricians helper truck driver
football referee football baseball teacher
Instalmen buying originated Paris Was introduced to
United States about 100 years ago
However. have information to oil
that eyecatching slogan:
a dollar down a dollar a
know fellow who bought SIS used automobile those
terms
THE lion long styled Jungle is only every other
inch king When hunter a hon ioness will
attack said hunter seeking her
But when hunter shoots ioneSS the
speed
The shameful conduct is also characteristic Of the
male bear orcby pointed Kpng lines
of all
When the Himdlayan peasant
Meets the he-bear in his
He shouts 10 the monster
Who tCii aside
BIT the she-bear Thus dccosted
Rends the peasant tooth and nail
For tho female Of the species
IL more deadly the male
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