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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16
Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Ypsianu Chorers OF Ypssnu High School O'Clock in High
School music
Ypsianu High o'clock IN tlgh
School music
Order DeMolay regular meeting 13O Ma
sonic Temple lodge
Stein Circle Of Doas Society Lutheran Church 100 with Mrs
Glenn Groosbeek.
meeting o'clock Cleay College
reaton
Post Rebekah o'clock with Mrs
Floyd Slagenwhite.
Queen City Lodge knights Pythias o'clock P
Hall.
Ypslan Lodge number 54S 10 Of O'Clock Odd Fellow Hall
Townsend Club cooperative $50 Mrs NJ wilson
Bring dishes and plain sandwiches and
Meeting p. M
Methodist Visitation Committee meeting 7l5 m First Meth
ods Church.
Ypand Business Professional Womens Club dinner meet
$50 Lutheran Church International Relations pro
gram; Miss Marjorie Hiscock, chairman Guest Speaker Dr.
Alden history department Michigan state Normal Col
Ypsanu Cakns Temperance Union will omit
regular meeting Council OF Church Women at St
Luke Church House
Phoenix Lodge number 10 F Entered Appren-
Masonic Temple lodge
Industrial Pleasure Club 80, with Mrs Peter Buccos
Get Together Club Holmes
of city schools 1880 Ypsianu High School
Red sewing knitting five Welch Hall to
pec troop 70 BIS St John; 16. o'clock Harriet
Brownies. 345 Prospect
Church Women o'clock ST. Luke Church House fol
lowed by
Parents meeting for chidrens
and materials, First Methodist Church.
First Methodist high scho night. 7:3O p. m.
Ypsan Foreign Wars meet at in Veterans
Hall
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Miss Dorothy Coleman, D.
Weatherman Wed in Chapel

The wedding OF Miss Dorothy
Coleman, daughter of Mrs. LaDora
Coleman. and Donald Weatherman
was Saturday in Willow Run
Chapel.
The bride was dressed in satin
fashioned in princess style with
sweetheart neckline and widow
peak sleeves and a flowing train
Her finger-tip veil Was augmented
with a lovely pearl coronet and
little gold cavalier with a diamond
inset adorned the neck line. The
bridal bouquet consisted Of white
chrysanthemums centered with a
gardenia corsage.
The bridal pair were attended b.
Miss June Elyidge as Ihaid-ofhonoi
and Bernard Smith. best man.
Miss Elyidges gown was made or
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16

was graduated Saturday from the
Naval Reserve Midshipmen's
School, Abbott Hall, Northwestern
University, Chicago and has been
commissioned an ensign in the Ma.
val Reserve. Mr.. Fox. who will
shortly Join, the fleet, completed a
months indoctrination as appren-
tice seaman and three months
schooling as midshipman.
He attended Assumption College,
Windsor, Ont, 1936-194O and Mich.
igan State Normal College, 1902.
Before enlisting in the VI program.
he was a seaman second class for
six months in U. s. Naval Training
Station, Great Lakes, Ill.
Joseph G. Albers. Lester F. Bas-
Ter and Wilbert n. Clark enlisted
in the Army at the Detroit recruit
ing station, Saturday.
Corp. Lyman Parker. of the Army,
who is now stationed in Chicago,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Parker.
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Hungry War Furnaces
Crave Rambling Wrecks

Chicago, Nov. 16-INS- The OBJ
jectiye of Chicago area salvage Of
ficials in a two week campaign
launched today was the rounding
up and scrapping OF all "jalopies,"
those rambling wrecks that can
ramble no more in their present
decrepit condition.
After due processing they will
he fed into the war-busy steel fur
naces John S. Graetzer, Jr., re-
gional chief in charge OF salvag-
ing junked automobiles, told the
public:
ANY car which cannot be used
or reconditioned for transportation
should be junked Immediately.
Owners Of such cars have an op-
portunity and duty now to donate
or sell them TO the war production
effort"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16

There we have the various types
Of four-card combinations. includ-
ing the 9. In those marked with an
asterisk (D. the cards lower than
the 9 may be Of any size without
influencing the lead
Conventionally. the lead from
any suit Of four cards or more is
the fourth-best except when hold
ing an honor combination"-at
least three Of the top six cards Of
the suit. with at least some two
Of them in sequence. Holding such
a combination. the conventional
lead is from the touching cards,
the top Of them except when the
touchers include the A and X
when the lead is the X.
Applying that simple formula,
the respective leads. from the
combinations shown. are the X X.
X or 10. X. Q. 10. s, J, s. 10, 7. X. X
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Sabotage Ruled Out in
Cruiser-Tanker Crash

San Francisco, Nov. 16-INS-
The coast guard. navy authorities
and police investigated today the
cause OF the erratic antics OF a
80 foot cabin cruiser with no one
on board which ran wild in San
Francisco Bay and wound up by
crashing full speed into the side
of tanker.
The likelihood OF sabotage was
ruled out because the yachts rud-
der was not dashed. but the inves-
tigators wished to learn how the
craft was started on its crazy
course.
1t was found that the cruiser
was registered to Leo r. Spagnol-
mi, shipyard worker. His family
said he had gone on a fishing trip
and the possibility was suggested
that he had fallen. overheard, his
cruiser speeding on with no one at
the helm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16
New National Program TO
Aid Housewives in Home

The school for Wartime Liv.
ing. which is part of a national
program to assist housewives with
wartime living problems, will be
held in the Ann Arbor High School
on Saturday, Nov. 21.
This school consists Of four half
hour demonstrations, from 10 to y
a. m. and 2 to p. IN. Admission
is free, and visitors may stay for
one or all OF the demonstrations
since they will be going on con.
tinuously. The subjects to be COW
cred are: nutrition, clothing, house
hold equipment, and meats.
The School" in Michigan is IN.
der the auspices OF Mrs. Martha G.
Sawyer. the chief OF the consumer
activities section OF the Michigan
Council Of Defense. II will appear
only once in each county.
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Anderson-GaIIey Marriage
Vows Spoken in Ann Arbor

Galley, Fort Wayne, Ind, wore an
afternoon dress of soldier blue and
fuschia accessories and carried an
arm bouquet OF white roses. She
was attended by Miss Madge Bird,
OF this city, who wore a blue dress
maker suit and gold accessories and
carried Talisman roses.
Lyn McPhail OF Midland served
Mr.. Anderson as best man.
The brides mother wore a blue
afternoon dress and a corsage of
pink roses. The groom's mother
wore a blue crepe dress with cor
sage OF red roses.
The men In the party wore white
carnation boutonnieres.
After the ceremony a reception
was held for close friends and rela
tives in the League Building. A
three-tiered wedding cake conferred
the table. Sandwiches, coffee and
cake were served. MISS Marie
George, Monroe, poured.
Mrs. Anderson attended the Ypsi-
lanti High School and Michigan
State Normal College, where she
took her degree in 1887. Since that
time she, has been teaching in the
Senior High School at Midland. Mr..
Anderson was formerly working at
the Dow Chemical Company at Mid
land, but since last year has been
associated with the Bohn Bronze
Corporation in their new plant at
South Haven. The couple will re-
side In South Haven.
Among those from Ypsilanti at
tending were DR.. and Mrs. F. B.
Mckay, Mrs. Laura Horning, Mrs
Baird Horning, and Mr.. and Mrs.
T H. Bird.
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Saline News
QUIET WEDDING

Saline, Mich. Nov. 10 The
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Blair.
Ann Arbor Rd.. was the scene OF a
quiet wedding Saturday evening
when her brother, Harry Carter,
WIS married TO Miss Mary Slaugh-
ter, niece OF Mr. and Mrs. Guy
cite. Rev. Fred Lendrum per
formed the ceremony and the at
tendants were Miss Irmagene
Blair, niece OF the groom. and
Paul Davis was best man. They
will live in the Bearss apartment
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SALARY LOANS
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their earning ability endorsers needed

have no hidden charges. We make 3
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CAN'T BE A LONG SUIT

IT IS NOT always easy to know
whether your partners lead Of an
unbid suit against a No Trump
contract is from a long suit or a
short suit-meaning four cards or
more In the former case. three
cards or less in the latter But II
your partner is a conventional
leader. there Is one card which
can always be clearly read-the
9-spot. Except when your partner
violates the conventions. the 9 can
never be led from a suit of four
cards or more.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16
SISTERS ENTERTAIN
FOR MRS. A. MORRIS

Mrs. Alfred Morris was hOnored
Friday evening a. a shower given
BY her sisters, Mrs Frank Kildau
and Mrs. Murray J sheldon al the
latters home. Eighteen guests were
present and for the evenings enter
tainment games were played with
prizes going 10 the guest OF honor,
and Mrs. (. c. Crawford. Ann At
Dor
Mrs. Morris opened her many
lovely gifts from a bassinet decorat-
ed in pink and white
a lovely buffet luncheon consist
ing OF cake and hot chocolate was
served at the close OF the evening
by the hostesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16
CAR sKIDs ON ICY ROAD

Walfalla, Mich, Nov. 16-When
a car driven by his twin brother,
Joseph, colllded with another ma
chine on an icy road two miles
south OF Walpalla, John NJ. Rupcich,
20, Carr Settlement, was critically
injured. He died in Paulina Stearns
Hospital here early Sunday from
injuries suffered in the crash.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16

/ blue net fashioned in dirndal style.
! She carried bouquet OF red roses
and chrysanthmums. Mrs. Coleman,
! mother OF the bride, wore a charm
ing dress Of rose crepe with black
accessories. Mrs. Weatherman, the
groom's mother. was gowned in
autumn print with black accessor-
les.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Vera Beck sang IL Love You Truly.
She was accompanied by Mrs. L. J..
Wilson at the organ. The marches
we're the wedding march from 10
hengrin" and Mendelssohn's Bridal
March was used as occasional
4 reception was held az the
brides home following the cere-
mony. The double-tiered wedding
cake was cut by the bride and
groom. Miss Grace Hall poured.
For going away the bride vas COS
tuned in gold gabardine trimmed
with brown. After the wedding trip
the bridal pair will be at home at
Il Photo ST. Both are graduates
Of Ypsilanti High school the groom
in class OF II and the bride in az.
Friends and relatives from out
OF the city we're Julian Alton and
sons Frank and Kenny, Monroe
city. Ind. Miss Patricia and Gene
Baker. Hammond, Ind, and Mr., and
Mrs. Elton Kelly and Mrs. Charles
Caughey and family from Dearborn.
There were IS guests present
Mrs. John Z. Gault. state chairman
press relations OF the Michigan
DAUGHTERS Of the American Reyolu.
tion. is in Plymouth today as
guest Of Mrs. John F. Root She will
attend the meeting OF the Sarah
Ann Cochrane Chapter OF the
D. A. r.
E. c. Kerbyson started on his
hunting trip Friday night and in
tended 10 meet a party OF hunting
friends on the way % camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delano and
son Richard started Friday on their
hunting trip.
Fred L. Lunt, DR.. Frederick B
Williamson and W. E. Bassett went
Friday to Mic.
Paul Chapman and Paul Chapman,
Jr., Morgan Abbey. and Jesse Per
son went Friday TO Pratt Lake,
Newberry.
Charles Alban left saturday for
a hunting trip 70 Alpena..
L. r. Chase left Thursday night
for Drummond Island.
George Norman and Frank W.
McLane left Friday morning for
camp near Oscoda.
Don Block left Saturday with
Michael Heron for Onaway to hunt
Carl Shauan left Friday night for
Lucerne near Mic where be viii
meet his brother-in-law, Elmer
Moran
E. r. Schill left Saturday for
Wood Camp. near Curran. and his
brother Leroy and party OF De-
troiit friends will join him later
this week.
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La Mari Lewis Weds
Miss Dorothea Glow

Miss Dorothea Glow. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Allen y Glow, be.
came the bride Of LAMAR Lewis.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Golden C..
Lewis. in Napoleon, Ohio. Oct. 20.
For the Informal wedding cere-
mony the bride wore a daytime
frock of maize wool gabardine with
brown accessories Her corsage was
Of yellow bebe chrysanthemums.
The couple were attended by the
grooms parents.
Mr.. Lewis is employed at me
Ford Bomber Plant and the bride
alta local store.
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enthusiastic about the work.
Gas ratloning will be taken care
OF by the teachers at the local
school Nov. IS, 10 and 20. The de-
mand for sugar rationing has fall
en- off so that the council rooms
will not be open as formerly. but
Mrs. Clarence Wurster who has
had charge, will take care OF fu-
ture demands at her home on N.
Lewis St.
Mrs. Minnie Mitchell OF Detroit
is spending some time with her
sister. Mrs. Fannie Unterkircher,
who has returned from st. Josephs
Hospital.
Mrs. Esther Heininger entertain
ed the Past Matrons at their
luncheon meeting Monday at her
home on Bemis Rd. Officers for
the coming year we're elected. with
Mrs. Rosie Woodbridge chosen
president; Mrs. Harry Friss. sec
rotary; and Mrs. Luther Briggs,
treasurer
George Lemke has moved his
family here from Detroit, occupy
ing the Kohler house on West
Michigan Ave. Mr.. Lemke is prin-
cipal OF the Saline High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred April left
Tuesday for Winter Haven, Fla. to
spend the winter Mr.. and Mrs
b. j. Boettger will occupy their
apartment during their absence.
Mrs. Arthur O'Neill entertained
her bridge club with Mrs. J. C. Lit
tie receiving high honors and
Mrs o. c. Wheeler, won second
and also the travelling prize.
The Saline canteen unit served
the banquet to the American Le-
gion on Armistice evening. when
It is customary for the men TO en-
terrain the Auxiliary.
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Edward Smith, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith OF All Pearl st.
has enlisted as a Naval Aviation
Cadet at the Naval Aviation Cadet
Selection Board in Detroit. He thus
became the second member OF the
family TO join the ranks OF future
Navy filters in the past two months.
Terry Smith enlisted at Detroit on
September IS. Both are now on in
active duty, awaiting assignment to
Civilian Pilot Training. After they
have completed their OPT work,
they will be sent to the Navy Pre-
Flight School at the University OF
Iowa to begin the intensive u
months training couse that is de-
signed TO enable them to win com
missions as flying officers in the
u. s. Naval Reserve.
John +. Fox, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. L. Ennen, 81 Wallace Blvd,
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Fine Points in Bridge
sv SHEPARD eARcIAN

or 10, X. J. s, 10, 7, @, @. 10. 7. J,
!. 7 and 6. In not enc case is
the o the conventional lead
Consequently when you see the
Q led. you know II is from a suit
Of three cards or less. Usually It
win be the top Of a doubleton or
trebleton, in which case your part
ner probably has chosen 1t for one
Of three reasons-first. the bid
ding scared him away from his
longer suit or suits; second. his
hand is so weak he thought he had
better try to hit your suit; third,
he has tenace-positIon honory in
other suits, from which he does
not like to lead Rarely II may be
a singleton.
Sometimes, the lead may be
the under-lead Of some honor in a
trebleton. to hold the honor and
thus possibly knock off one Of de-
clarers lower honors later. But
you may be sure the suit is not
as long as four cards, unless he
has gone tricky on YOU.
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Son Born

Mr.. and Mrs owen Hoeft an
nounce the birth OF a son Noyem-
Der at the Saline Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16
Class
at HeyIer Home

The ninth grade girls class of
the Methodist Church were enter
tanned by Mrs Walter Heyler and
her daughter Joan, Saturday after
noon at the Heyler home. New Of
ficers elected at the business meet
ing we're Audrey Marsh, president;
Joy Raham, vice president; Geor-
gina Gilbert. secretary; Joyce Oar
ling. treasurer; Ruth Parker, press.
reporter. Shirley Barnes was. elect
ed a member Of the Sunday School
council.
The playing OF games occupied
the remainder Of the evening and
refreshments were served.
Walter Hochrein and his two
sons. Walter. Jr, and John Hoch-
rein and Blaine Dunkelberger went
Saturday morning 10 hunt near
Glennie.
Fora Till and son George left on
a hunting trip to Grayling Friday.
They we're accompanied by Thurlo
Hubbard. sons, Jay, Guy and Rob
ert. Mrs. Till remained at home.
Mrs. Atwood McAndrew and Miss
Dorothy James attended the Found
ers' Day observance OF the Nh PM
Epsilon. honor musical sorority, in
Ann Arbor. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Alder spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Alder at Kalamazoo.
Fred Mellencamp has returned TO
Warsaw. Ind, after spending few
days with f. 4. Mellencamp and
brothers in Grass Lake
Mrs. Douglas Wade and daughter,
Julie Ann, are spending the week
with Mrs. c. D. Voorhees,. while Mr..
Wade is hunting in the Upper Pen
insula.
Frank Britten, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Britten and Mrs Ella Neon
nell. Jackson, visited their relatives,
Mrs. E. VI. Conkltn and Mrs. Mile
Quackenbush, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle V. Evans have
returned from a short visit with
VI and Mrs. John Lucas at Romeo.
George W. Barclay, Detroit. Wis.
tied his cousins. Mrs. J. A. Miller
and Miss Gertrude L. Parsons, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Dixon. Wor-
den, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon,
Rawsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Horn, Royal Oak. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dixon,
and all attended church service at
Denton. In the evening the group
was Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Dixon and children. Dearborn,
Harry Kies and Miss Tillie Hoffman
Harry Kies and Miss Title Hoff-
man, Detroit, for supper and visit
ing.
Mrs. Preston Tucker is on her
way to California.
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Our Service Men

Pvt. Carl Harris, who was trans
ferred last week from Lincoln Air
Base, Lincoln, Neb., TO Chanute
Field, ILL.,, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harris,
l07 n. Normal ST
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBScRIB ERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 10 re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before 6 p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
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Honor Service Men

Special ceremonies at the regu-
lar Sunday morning service at the
Methodist Church accompanied the
unyelling of a plaque or Roll OF
Honor. containing the names OF
the young men from the congrega-
ton who are in the armed forces
Charles Jordan, a veteran of the
Spanish American War. and Joseph
Thomas. OF the first World War,
stood at attention on each side
while Walter fowler presented the
plaque for the Get-Acquainted
class to c. A. Curtiss, who repre-
scented the official board of the
church. Rev. Lendrum made APP
propriate remarks and the assem-
bly, sang God Bless America.
The names inscribed are John
Baker, Clarence Carter. Frank Car
ter, Robert Gross. Wesley Gross
(deceased), Roy Jeffrey, William
Underestimate. Leonard Marken,
Dr. Harold Miller. George Miller,
Herbert Pink, Paul Rogers, Rob
ert Royal. Joseph Thomas. Jr., and
Robert Thomas. The American
Legion and Auxiliary we're guests.
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Missionary Speaks.

Miss Mary MArray was the
speaker at the Sunday evening
service at the Federated Church.
Her home was formerly with her
family on Judd Rd.. but after at
tending Moody Bible School in
Chicago. she has been engaged
for many years in missionary work.
For several years in the school at
the Crow Indian reservation near
Billings, Montana, then worked
among the Indians In New Mexico.
Her work recently has geen among
the trailer camps in the Detroit
area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16

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See the table below for popular
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16
WAC Girl Visits Home

Miss Jean Carlene Burkhart ar
rived Sunday morning for a short
visit at her home here. She is in
training at Fl. DeMoines. Iowa,
at the WAAC Camp and is very
enthusiastic about the work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16

Mr.. and Hrs. Harry Bates and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Bates, Wauseon,
O.. were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel Smith and Mrs. Velma
Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manning
were dinner guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. James MacHenry and Wis
tied the Belle Isle chrysanthemum
show
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-16

Miss Martha +. Galley. daughter
OF Mrs. f. J. G.. Galley, formerly
OF this city. was married Saturday
afternoon. to Daniel NJ. Anderson, OF
South Haven, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Anderson Of Grand Rapids,
in the chapel OF the Michigan
League in Ann Arbor. DR.. William
Lemon. minister Of the First Pres
byterian Church OF Ann Arbor, read
the marriage service.
The bride, who was given in mar.
rage nv her brother. Richmond H,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Two More Add Laurels To College

These attractive young ladies.
s.ulen's of the Lewis Business col
lege, received outstanding poei-
tions.
Reading from left 10 right: MISS
Ruth Tay or, who j. al present en-
plpyed With the Inks,er Board OF
Water commissions Miss Theonl
Washington. a recent graduate OF
Lewis Business college has receiy-
cd a position in the sheriff S office
Bo'a Young LADIES' made a mark for
themselves by having something
tangible. by going TO he place thai
affords a we'll rounded program 10
cope with our present-day situt-
ZION.
The Lewis Business college,
Michican's largest Negro business
school Is located at 5450 John x.
a' Fury. The Lewis Business COZ
ere prides iirelf on being able 10
produrc better stenographers and
bookkeepers
Mrs. Lewis announces. any am
bilious person who wishes 10 quail
~ FOR higher place may enroll.
There arc no examinations. no do
laws Many persons have already
REGISTERED for the Summer term be-
ginning july c.
Information about the courses
( classes, cost OF tuition. etc, can he