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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

you've walked with Christ the desert marched
Him the known His desoation temptation
you will feel and dear every soul
who has passed through like test.
They special property of church Jesus these
supreme They property all humanity of all
suffer and yea and desperately their distress
all Of u.s. sehaterer color creed to know
GethsemdHe
aAof us. later. carry apon shout
ders and face Crucfrion.
NOR the Stations of the Cross the property of creed
They known soul which has dared to risk itself for
something higher. finer than itself
all misunderstanding and betrayal. We all
and humiliation if face public for
the faith within We all must know death private
ambitions
THESE THINGS ARE LENT
THESE THINGS ARE DONE IN MEMORY OF HIM
IN MEMORY OF THAT GALLANT YOUNG SOUL WHO DARED
TO RISK HIS LIFE FOR LOVE AND HAVE HIS BODY
BROKEN FOR THE SAKE OF A DREAM
And there other for of II is useless TO
think of Christ myth a symbol He real who
followed the of all real and who wish to rise
above the level of the beast There other by which
any may There way escape Lent.
Eat your bitter bread drink your wine in memory
Him
AND THANK GOD FOR THE PAIN THAT LIFTS YOu
FROM A BRUTE INTO A MAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

dustrial waste from the entire
region, and particularly from
Waterbury.
Epidemics of this kind are by
no means rare. and have been
reported in Sweden. Germany
and Rumania: also in various
parts of the United States.
The virus of infantile paraly-
sis can be isolated from this
sewage water. 1t cannot be
isolated from ordinary running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
By CHARLES McGUIRK

Tahoe Inn," he replied, "even
when she doesn't keep 1t
private.
AGAIN FEELS STING
you may co." she told him.
you have a name, l suppose.
What il it,"
Thomas, madam"
Thomas what? ."
Thomas Is sufficient for a
head waiter"
She got up abruptly and de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Daily Short Story

one isn't worth IT," He turned
and walked away. not hur-
riedly and not slowly He
lust moved away.
"Oh now Lovely" Kenneth
protested. why did you pre-
cipitate such a scene? That
man wasn't harming any
body"
1t was at that instant that
Lovely decided that she would
never marry Kenneth Juelton.
She knew il was vulgar to
wish to see the man punished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
GIRL MUST WATCH

A girl has to look out for
such details when she is, like
Lovely was, in the public eye.
Lovely was an American
princess. unroyal. ii is true,
but most glamorous and at
tractive. She had everything,
family millions. viii of iron
and enough beauty to be a
screen star. She had her own
public.
She came laughing out of
the WaShoe County Court
house in Reno with her decree
In her hand on a day in early
March. The sur caught in
her tawny hair and brought
out the Florida tan of her
complexion. The wind whipped
her short skirt against her
lovely legs. The brown earth.
overlaid by a thin-ilm of
alkali dust. found its own
color IN her eyes,
Kenneth Juelton laughed
with her as he leaned over her
hand. He was tall and tanned
and athetlic. very much Aiken
and Palm Beach. And Bill
Eyton, free lance news photo
grapher. laughed because he
wanted to get that picture.
SHE LEADS WAY
Lovely led the way down
the courthouse steps and along
Virginia avenue until she
came 10 the bridge over the
little Truckee River. And
here she stopped with Ken
meth beside her. Bill Eyton
ran on a little ahead. carry
ing his camera in one hand.
He turned quickly as the girl
looked over the railing at the
turbulent little stream.
IL suppose this is the place
for the ceremony" she said.
you're right on the spot"
Bill Eyton grinned. Hold IL
minute, Mrs." He
stopped because he realized
that Lovely was between hus-
bands.
Lovely laughed again be-
cause she realized his pre-
dicament.
That's right" she said, O
1--WE left my latest married
name in there" she gestured
toward the courthouse. "and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

L Vas a foregone conclusion
that Adela Lovely Smith
Mason Brenton would marry
Kenneth Juelton Of the Phila-
delphia Main Stem Jueltons
rs soon as she divorced Larry
Brenton of the Long Island
set.
Lovely had married Larry a
week after she divorced Paul
Mason of the Boston Back
Bay MaSons, her first nus
band. thus setting a pattern
that would go on until Lovely
quit marrying. an eventuahty
that certain sections of the
press fervenily hoped was a
long way away.
Just 10 be sure that ner
third marriage would go off
or 60 on according 10 sched-
ule. Kenneth had left New
York for Reno a week after
Lovely established her resi-
dence there in accordance
with the law that no seeker of
divorce may get one unless he
or she has been a resident OF
Nevada for at least SIX weeks.
And. somehow or other, the
newspapers knew that Lovely
would marry Kenneth so
Reno photographer Was all set
To take their picture together
on the day her decree was
handed her That picture
would make most of the
newspapers and all of the
news weekly magazines, and.
possibly the picture magazines
also,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

but she wanted to see him
slugged, beaten into a pulp.
She said nothing. however.
She walked on across the
bridge to hfr hotel and into
the elevator without a word,
leaving Kenneth in the lobby.
THINKS ABOUT HIM
When she got to her apart
ment. she sat down on the
couch and t h oug h I about
the man. He was such an
ordinary looking thing. she
remembered, one of those in
dividualS you see and forget
because he is so like millions
of others. So why did she
want to see him again. She
did She wanted to see him
more than she had wanted TO
see anybody in her life.
But there was no chance
of seeing him again. He
probably had dropped into
Reno some time that day.
Now he would go away again.
1t was Just as well. Needing
the opinions of such people
made for unhappiness.
= Thus she dismissed The
whole encounter. But it oc-
Cured To her again as she
woke next morning. She lay
in bed HfteF=sffe= ffad=eHdeHea=
her breakfast and wondered
again who the man might be-
1t did no good to tell herself
that the man and his opinions
and his inSolence all were I'M
important. She couldn't get
away from the wish to meet
him again.
She met him for the second
time at Lake Tahoe where
she had gone to rest for few
days and listen to Kenneth
tell her how much he loved
her and why. She saw him
as she stepped into the Tahoe
Inn late at night to dance and
drink a highball or two. He
was the head waiter.
He led her and Kenneth to a
ringside table with no hint
that he had ever seen either
of them before. As he walked
away, Kenneth said
II say. Isn't that the Boil
sheVik who read YOU the riot
act in Reno? say. l think
we should inform the manage
ment. 4 man like that might
put dynamite in the rolls or
cyanide in the salt. You
never can tell what such a
chap might do"
Lovely vetoed the sugges-
ton and sent for him when
they had been there about an
hour.
what do you do with those
views You aired yesterday
while you are working in this
citalel of the idle rich?" she
asked.
81 check them" he grinned.
when I'm working, my
thoughts aren't my own. My
job is TO make people COM
Portable"
Eyes? And now what are
your views on a woman who
throws her wedding ring into
the Truckee TO signalize that
she has finished with a mar
rage ."
THAT what a lady does
with her private life Is no
concern OF the head waiter of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Better Health
By DR.. Logan Clendening

Summer of 1889. Attention was
first called to this when a girl
l8 years old was admitted TO the
New Haven Hospital with
severe paralytic form Of the
disease.
She was the first patient with
the disease 10 be reported from
that part Of the state for over a
year. Another patient with re-
cent acute paralysis was soon
discovered in the same commu-
nifty and presently cases occurred
in many members of the six re-
lated families who lived close
hy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

water unless the water has been
polluted by sewage.
| reported some of the pre-
liminary work along this line a
little over a year ago.
Last year the American Medi-
cal Association gave prize to
the men who had done the re-
search work. which would indi-
cate that IL is considered TO be
very authentic and valuable and
may be the beginning of our
knowledge OF the prevention of
this dreadful disease.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
o. Wis there any special
diet for one who has a stone or
gravel IN the bladder
Answer ~ Many diets have
been tried for this condition,
bur none has been successful in
preventing the formation of
Stone or lis growth after II has
once started to form.
R.. Ms the FREQUENT use
or paregoric TO induce longer
maps injurious to a child of 2
years ?"
Answer-Decidedly yes. Pare
goric is a specially prepared
tincture of opium and its use is
likely TO induce the opium habit.
A child of 2 years certainly does
not need anything TO induce
longer maps.
L. NJ. C.-"What are cystS?
How do they form, and what
from? Do they ever form on
the lips p
Answer-A cyst is an en-
capsulated collection of fluid
The simplest form of cyst is
retention cyst i'm which the duct
of a gland becomes closed and
the secretions are damned be-
hind it. An example of this is
what is commonly called a
wen or sebaceous cyst of the
skin. Cysts, however. can form
in any part of the body due to
the. overgrowth of cells, which
form the cyst wall.
B. BIT have neuralgia in my
right arm. What is the treat
ment for neuralgia? l have
rubbed liniment on it but it does
no good.
Answer-Rubbing liniment on
a sore arm is beneficial only for
the simplest kind of muscle
sprains, and the rubbing does
more good than the liniment.
Neuralgia is a general term
that means only nerve pain. The
important thing is to find out
what is the cause. 1t may be an
injury TO the bones or tendons
and il may be a constitutional
condition. such as diabetes. Or
a focal infection. such as alb
scessed teeth or tonSilS. Proper
. treatment follows on correct
diagnosis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

paralysis.
T h e Incl
d e n c e of
occurrence of
infantile pa
ralysis h a s
not changed
at all in the
last 25 years
b @ c ause we
do not know
any practical
m @ I h o d of
prevention.
u n d o ubt-
pdly infantile
p a r alysis is
spread from
-ri1xtr4r1-i-tn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04


beings
LENT is NOT A SPECIAL PERIOD
SET APART BY THE CHURCH. IT Is
A NORMAL TEST WHICH EVERY
HUMAN SOUL MUST KNOW, IF IT
WOULD ATTAIN MATURITY.
Have you euer Numbered and been
sorry?
Have you erer sacrificed aud been be-
trdyed?
Hare you euer dreamed and seen those
dreams demolished
Have you eper beaten your heart out, IN
some frantic prayer
Have you eUer knotcn loss and disiilu-
sionment and crtcifrioH for some seemingly
hopeless cause!
YOU HAVE? THEN YOU HAVE
L KNOWN LENT THEN YOU WILL
.ttuANc Lu-I.n IN MINTT1r3v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
REPORT Ia CASES

Not long afterwards IA cases
we're reported from the western
part of Connecticut.
The location of cases bore a
very definite relationship 10 the
banks of stream or river
Which drains off sewage and In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

manded RAT Kenneth take
her out of the place.
Kenneth went on. He had
business and social engage
ments in San Francisco. He
left her with the understand
ing that they would meet
within the week, Instead, at
the end of four days he re-
ceived a telegram. 1t read:
"You remember Thomas.
Stop. | married him today.
Stop. I don't know what got
into me. Stop. But l found
| couldn't live without him.
Stop. Please forgive me.
Stop. Adela."
THE END.
TDmorrow's short story:
"Willkie and the Younger
Generation" by Alma and
Paul Ellerbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
SMILE DIES SLOWLY

prised at herself for caring.
She was used to being stared
at. The man didn't answer.
His glance fell away from her
and dropped down to the
water.
81 asked you what you were
staring att" Lovely repeated
and moved toward him. Ken
meth, a little startled. moved
after her and Bill, sensing
situation. turned another film
into place.
The man looked up. ~ was
staring at YOU" he admitted
calmly. at isn't illegal.
Maybe my thoughts were but
don't have to tell them to
YOU"
What were they" Lovely
demanded.
well, remember you asked
for them" the man said 81
was just thinking that with
this world full of war,
beautiful rich woman had
little to do to pose for a
cynical picture showing how
cheaply she considers mar
riage--and herself"
Lovefy0felt herself grow icy
with rage.
"A sBOlshevik. a foreigner
see" she smiled. you'll find
them any place these days"
NO, m d m," the man
smiled, I'm not a Bolshevik.
I'm nOt-even a New Dealer.
I've always believed that a
man should get what he
earned and no more. I'm just
an American. My people were
over here functiOning when
your great grandfather, the
one who helped steal millions
with his railroads, was just an
immigrant"
Kenneth Lovely ordered
imperiously. this man is in
sulting me. Punish him."
Kenneth more bewildered
than ever, took half step
forward.
81 wouldn't, IL l were you,
Mr.. Juelton," the man said.
7'Tf you lay hand on me, I'll
have to throw you into the
-rirer-And a woman like this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
INVESTIGATION STARTED

One definite method of spread
seems to have been discovered.
which is that epidemics have
been proved to occur from water
contaminated with sewage.
1t is we'll known to those who
study epidemics that infantile
paralysis tends to occur In
neighborhoods.
For instance. a case which
started a line of investigation
occurred in Connecticut in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

We are always reminded by
the Presidents Birthday Ball
and his visits TO Georgia of the
ever nreSent dread of infantile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Doctor Clendenino uill an
sWer questions of general
interest only, and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Elsie Robinson
Lent

THESE 40 days of Lent how stupid to think of them
religious rituals How shallow to disregard
their human significance For all of whatever belief
must later, come to Lent
days of darkness and bewldemen, of suf
sacrifice Whatever creed through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

IS my husband said What picture Will
We 70 10 tonight or Can Billy Conn beat
Joe Louis or what? Last question
coming 10 my mind was: rs there
shortage Of rabbits N The United States >"
l feel this requires an explanation. British
breeders Of rabbits are making plenty of
money exporting rabbit furs to this coun-
try. one London exporter had an order
from the United States for 2500o0 rabbit
furs. When you consider how rabbits
multiply. why should We have To send to
London for. rabbit furs Maybe I'll go
in for rabbit raising on my ranch. eeald
have a large artistic sign on the highway
in front Of my place reading; The Home
of Durling's Contented Rabbits
WHAT are the three most truthful words
W ever spoken How about General
Sherman's War is hell" In a London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Individual in a number of ways
It is not a very frequent
disease and when an epidemic
does occur it is probably spread
largely by direct contact or
cough droplets or in the breath,
or in the air of a badly venti-
lated room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
PRINCESS UNRO,YAL'

this completes that mar
riage."
With those words. she very
oStentatiously pulled her we'd
ding ring from her finger and
dropped it into the river
Bill snapped the shutter as
her hand went forward and he
took another picture as she
and Kenneth gazed down TO
where the ring had dis
appeared.
ooh me" Lovely sighed and
looked up.
SMILE DIES SLOWLY
Her smile died slowly. Her
brown eyes hardened and her
Jaw set. A man was staring
at her. contempt in his eyes.
He was quite an ordinary
looking man of about average
height. His shoulders We're
wide. His face was unre-
markable with the usual blue
eyes. and straight mouth. a
little thin-lipped.
What are you staring at ."
she demanded, a little sur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

He Sent His Mother" photograph of Sergt Alfred
Harrison gunner Raj who died received action
The picture showed Harrison be tall handsome fellow
of which mother GOULD well be proud On the photograph
he had his mother had Inscribed best
heart had Your afectionate onALF" As Sergeant
Harrison dying the hospital he asked and and
his mother Darling my dying breath I'll pray
that sacrifice has been God bless dearest of
all mothers
FRANCES PERKINS Secretary of labor She only three
eeHneed keeps her hat all the time she at her
desk office She told about eight hats
don't know whether this ehas than the
has. But doesn't like many Among the
things remember the Frances Perkins
husband But don't worry much about this Yuko Honda,
Anercanbon japanese who discovered by medical
wrong Very unusual but
he accepted In London there's named Edward Turner
who hearts; each side
Maurine MomonS didn't than
a the fun of The outnumbered the
four Brigham Young faced with the problem of
many useless maids pogamy economic
parts the world today outnumber the
And the in these places
have husbands How would you like have hus
t,o,1r ~rotar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
On the Side
By E. V. During

- Somewhere Dozen edaHr8 stadf-raYs of tomorrow.
There irafs a day atea ssaa sag goodbye
Through satbse jog J catch the pulse n
sharp midnight IN -. .ea.fb .ega,
Ardeaonde. eAo ei4-ruarara. gos ~ !
Anon.
(NNlne a sad thought tending
inspire present pheasant possible those
love. while the chance.-END)
NIIA1 was the last question coming mind for con-
W siderafon? Vas it when VIII the be over" Who
VII the Kenueky Derby. What VII order Tor dinner
When. ever VIII propose. Does his hat hatter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

but she wanted to see him
slugged, beaten into a pulp.
She said nothing. however.
She walked on across the
bridge to -1fr hotel and into
the elevator without a word,
leaving Kenneth in the lobby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

TERE is pleasant little that will give you message
every day numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters the number
Of letters subtract the number less than
add Start the left
hand the and check Of your key
right the the letters unde-
the checked figures give you ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

tTF said Marie Corei 81 should love him
completely / think anything in which he
share. should his kind looks
loving
OF % a alone should wonder
which would please him pucked flower
myself II would like it. should live
through him. would be and heart
and soul"
YOUNG matron of Michigan writes: My motherinaws name
s Charity a lived" This same
Sc old has had children and grand
mother Saws California husband had
his wedding of his finger put IT there 13
What the proper finger wedding ring? My husband
his third finger left hand Seems the third
left hand Is according 10 Holle and Emily Post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

r. MS the frequent use
or paregoric to induce longer
maps injurious to a child of 2
wears ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Answer-Decidedly yes. Pare
goric is specially prepared
tincture of opium and its use IS
likely TO induce the opium habit.
A child of 2 years certainly does
not need anything TO induce
longer maps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

UT III VIfI Wiz II1E- q 7tNIlN u
gravel in the bladder ,"
Answer ~ Many diets have
been tried for this condition,
bur none has been successful in
preventing the formation Of a
Stone or lis GROWTH after II has
once started TO form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Smith Quiet, Just as Successful

opposite of the fiery little Frenchman is the anky
Herb Smith of Cooley He little
but respect Of every boy his team And his
methods proved just successful those OF Dufour
No matter how many coaches write books the foot
ball fan going follow the ball And tomorrow Mr. Fan Will
have plenv 10 watch when Cooley in action
Bill Culligan AICity honors sophomore is
the chief offensive threat Cardinals tripehreaer
dangerous than Elmer Thiede fulioack whon
~ university would be glad to see enroll
Pirates possession of the pgskln VIII be
Balm Smith assuming heavy load of quarrbakng running
passing and kicking veteran fulback another
running threat Ritter who scored both touchdown
against ST. GATHERINGS.
If you've those books however and looking
good line play you're in for another treat Cooley boasts
two of the guards the Art Wilson and Lou Runo
Tackle Al Oln Evans end also in for
their share of praise.
In the St Theresa Cullen is considered number
choice ACathoc honors end and Louis Granthem
at guard outstanding performer Championship teams
produce championship players and neither team is lacking in
this respect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
You Can't Lose Going to This One

It's spectacle well worth seeing well charity well
supporting and deserves the support of every football
fan can't lose by attending this matter
the may be you're there
Judge LaJoe incidentally not only the who arranged
the meeting of the two champions IN the first
game but the who has carried with the job
until game definitely established of the outstanding
sports events Of the year
When final for the game being ironed out,
Judge requesthat he would NOT be the
gold and silver trophies at the end of the game
he has done in the past.
"Its the kids game and the coaches game and should
remain such" his explanation
That quickly vetoed by coaches Smith and Dufour
That little episode direct bearing the but 1t
does give you idea of the aber of the who putting
Frank Cody superintendent of the public schools
the Carroll F. Deadly superintendent of the parocha
ools down officials who donate their services for this
outstanding charity every putting forth his best effort
So it shouldn't much effort to dig down and buy couple
of tickets.
Well be seeing you there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
st. Theresa, Doped for Cellar, Scales Grid Heights
Praise From Those Who Should KnoW
COACHES THINK PREP
TILT WILL BE CLASSIC

during the year and / honestly
believe they are playing better
football in Detroit than ever be-
FORE" he said. This champion
ship game was just what they
needed to pep up the game and
those two teams will be in there
fighting with all they have to
win this game"
Down in South Bend. Franl
Leahy discussed the game wit
your reporter last week.
We've heard a lot about those
kids i'm Detroit. / met a number
of these Cooley boys at their
banquet last year and they're a
mighty likely looking bunch.
And the reports from st. Theresa
say that George Dufour has a
grand club. It's the kind of
game I'd like to see."
Gus Dorais of the University o.
Detroit and Charley Bachman o
State were enthusiastic in theil
praise of the two teams.
Its hard 10 pick a winner
when you get two teams like
this" Dorais said in discussing
the game. They are evenly
matched and with so much at
stake they can't miss turning i'm
a great game of football"
THE real winners will be- the
fans who see a swell football
game and the thousands of kids