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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-21
Romance Thumbs II Ride
By Allen ERpel

and perhaps now was the time.
Cataloging books ought to be a nice
job for a girl who had been Tilted!
She finished her packing, donned
hat. and picked up the suitcase.
She stopped in the kitchen long
enough to slip in some bread, a tin
Of coffee, and few things she
knew the farmhouse pantry could
not supply. This done, she went out
through the back door, locked 1t
behind her, and crossed the yard to
where the Weston family car stood
"a car which had been in the fam
lily for a forgotten number Of years,
and which, she thought, ought to
be relegated to museum that spe-
cialized in antiquities.
She climbed in and slid under
the wheel. thinking how fortunate
it was that Aunt Martha had de-
cided to save gas and 60 to the
meeting in Miss Aggies sedan. She
pressed her foot down upon the
starter. Well, here go. Dian Wes-
ton, running away from gossip and
questions! Dian Weston, going off
by herself to see what she could do
about the years to come!
But nothing happened. The en-
CINE did not respond. Stubborn, like
Aunt Martha, that's what II was.
She pressed the starter again and
again. Still nothing happened.
More pressing, more silence. Then
finally there was spell Of cough
ing. Of wheeling. OF SUFFERING
but that was all. The engine un-
derneath the old-fashioned hood
just curled up like a sick puppy
and died. There was no getting
away so far as the ancient Weston
bus was concerned.
Slowly Dian got out OF the car,
and slowly she walked around IL,
thinking words she had never
heard in Sunday school. No nancel
And now no carl A vehicle on four
wheels, and as useless as a huge
white elephant. YEARLY, worried,
she took her suitcase from the rear
seat where she had carefully placed
it. and went around to the front
Of the house.
or course the logical thing to do
was telephone for q taxicab, al
though taXicabs -ere none too
plentiful in Ardendale. But<he had
exactly one dollar and ninety-four
cents to her name. and the taxi
fare out to her lonely destination
would be that much, IL not more.
She also thought Of several young
men who would probably be glad
to drive her out TO where she want
ed to 60. But she simply couldn't
face them. II was bad enough hav-
ing Aunt Martha pity her, let alone
the young men. Heavens. no. The
young men were definitely out, es-
pecially those who had wanted to
date her up and couldn't. because
Fred Mayhem was always hanging
around, waiting 70 take her TO a
movie, or q dance, or to see a show
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Damages, Injuries Slight
in Accidents Early Today

Mrs Winona Knox. 4ls Monroe
st. received a slight laceration on
the upper lip when her car collided
with that OF Homer Longacher,
413 W. Forest Ave. this morning at
the Intersection Of Huron st. and
Forest Ave.
A minor accident involved the
cars OF Joseph F. Fitzgerald. 1925
Cass Ave, Detroit. and Raymond
Hull, Worthwhile. The car OF Rich
ard Charles Schmidt. Z 8. Hamilton
St, was damaged while being tow
ed from parking space by a
wrecker.
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No Birth Notice For
Lindberehs Registered

Detroit Mich. Aug. 2l-No no.
tice OF the birth OF son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh has
been filed. according to Board Of
Health officials. The child, II is
understood from reliable sources.
was born in Henry Ford Hospital
last Thursday
Although Michigan law requires
notification OF all births within FIVE
days and physicians negligent in
filing birth notices may be severely
penalized, in most cases IL they are
finally recorded there is no penal
ty, Or. Bruce Douglas, Board Of
Health commissioner. said Thurs.
day
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that was playing q overnight stand
in town.
"Oh, Lord" she said half aloud,
"am I in a mess!'
She even thought Of calling Js-
rome Carr. Jerome had the finest
car In Ardendale, a car that would
get her to her destination In no
time at all, IL Jerome would let her
have the gas. But Of course he
wouldn't. Jerome was so terribly,
terribly careful about everything
like speeding, spending money,
making love. Besides, he was. one
Of the people she wanted to avoid.
He would ask a million questions,
give her unwanted advice. and
probably end up by urging her to
marry him right away, now that
that aimless young upstart Fred
Mayhem was out Of the way. She
could fairly hear him describing
Fred In Just those words. No, Je-
rome was out-along with the men
Of her own generation.
She sat down the suitcase with
dull thud, and 1t fell open. A
number Of articles tumbled out
simple clothing for wear in the
country, loaf Of bread to eat with
some Of the canned foods which she
knew were in the farmhouse pam
try, some dainty undies-"which
might have been part Of my trous-
seau"-and a pair Of low-heeled.
sensible looking shoes.
II was when she was picking up
the shoes that she heard the APP
preaching car. Still holding one OF
the shoes, she Strengthened up to
see who was coming. Maybe it was
Aunt Martha and Miss Aggie, re-
turning from the meeting. II was
early, and yet she had taken an
awful lot OF time trying to get the
car started. But II wasn't Aunt
Martha and Miss Aggie in Miss
Aggie's sedan. II was roadster
with the top down, and II 1t wasn't
Joe Algood's, then she didn't know
the local roadsters when she saw
them.
Good old Joe! Like an older
brother to her. Always sweet and
understanding and sympathetic
Just the person to take her out to
the farm! Luck was with her at
last-sending along good old Joe
Algood, Of all people.
The roadster was almost in front
Of the house. She waved wildly.
Joe" she called. Joe Algood"
But the roadster went right
on bv.
We'll, Of all things Dian
gasped. And then almost before she
realized what she was deiHe-sh
let fly with the shoe which she was
still holding. "Therel" she cried an
grily. Take that! You're q hns
one-not stepping when CALI"
And then the roadster did stop
Just before II hit tree.
Ito Be Contiuuodl I
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Municipal Court

Joseph Seidl. 6O3 Holmes St.
paid $50 for reckless driving when
he changed his plea Thursday from
mot guilty" to guilty. Frank
Janos, Jr.. 125 n. Hamilton St,
today paid SIS for speeding while
Ray E. Smith. 7291a w. Cross St.
paid SIS for oeing intoxicated and
disorderly. For similar offense,
Don NJ. Clay. Ypsilanti, paid $40.
Troy c. Vramam and Evan ]. Rob-
erts, no address. were given a
80 day term in the county Jail, con
ditionally suspended They plead.
ed guilty to charges OF being dis
orderly. Municipal court collected
sl09 today and Thursday. $40 of
which was paid for minor traffic
violations.
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CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER TWO
NOT THAT Dian's heart was
breaking because Fred was going
to marry another. She didn't really
think 1t was. But she was humili-
ated, and mad. And she wanted to
get away. I'm probably silly and
a coward" she told herself, "but
/ can't stay here another day, and
have Aunt Martha looking at me
in that plying way Of hers" If
only she could go somewhere away
from Aunt Martha, and questions,
and curious looks. II only she could
find a quiet spot way off some
where, and there
The farm! That was Just the
place for her! Out there, puttering
around, looking over the things her
Grandfather Weston had left her,
she might be able to think things
out, plan some sort Of future for
herself. She leaped to her feet, ran
into the house and up the stairs.
Up In her room, she quickly
found suitcase and began stufing
things into it, excited, eyes shin
ing. fingers flying. The farm! How
wonderful! That place where she
had often gone when she was a lit
tie girl-out to stay with her
grandfather and have him talk to
her in such a way as to make her
forget the thing that had made her
unhappy in town, and had sent her
out to the comfort of mis- arms. II
he were only out there now, she
thought. He would listen, like old
times, to her tale OF woe and help
her find way to rise above what
was troubling her,
Mustn't let your Aunt Martha
make you too unhappy" her grand
father had said. "She's a bit soured
on the world at times-like most
women who never got married
but way down deep she's a mighty
fine person :" And again he
had said: Nothing will ever get
you down unless you let IL. You re
, Weston, child, and Weston, man
Or woman, is lot bigger than any
little old problem that comes along
trying to ride him"
anyway, being out in the house
hat was so pregnant with men,
bries Of her grandfather and the
happy days she had spent there
with him, would be a help. Out
there in the house that GRANDPA
Their Weston had loved so deeply
she would find 1t easier to get hold
OF herself. She might even start
cataloging the books her grand
father had left her. She had been
planning TO do this for some time,
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Pick of the Air 7 oday

Red network. WLW 700. WV
$50, WHAM 100, WMAQ $40. Blue
network, WXYZ i270, WLW 7o0.
WGN 720.
Columbia Brosdesstine Company
-WJR 100. WBBM $50, WCKY
1880, WFBM l26. VICAR 1850.
WBNS 1850. WOOD 1910: Blue
network. WOWO 1880.
Mutual Broadesstine Company
network, WLW 700, CKLW 500.
Red Network WLW 700. Blue
WJBK 100.
Tonight
NBC-s 00-Lucille Manners con.
cert;
S:30-lnformation Please. Leon
Henderson,
9:00-Waltz Time:
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Death Takes
Carl Weddige

Carl Albert Weddige, former
irSilanti resident. passed away
Thursday in Grace Hospital. De.
troit. after a sudden heart attack
suffered the night before in his
home in Wayne. 546l7 Michigan
Ave. Mr.. Weddige was born Apr.
7. 1889. in Oscoda He was the
son OF Carl and Charlotte Weddige.
Mr.. Weddige married Marie
Boismier in Detroit in 1904 He
belonged to the Masonic Lodge
and Grotto Lodge. Detroit Mr..
Weddige lived In Detroit where he
was engaged in the theatrical sup.
ply business throughout Michigan.
In 1928 Mr.. Weddige moved to
Pinckney coming TO Ypsilanti in
1929. He was manager of the Alb
bolt gasoline stations in this city
until 1888 when he started the
Huron Cab. of which he was owner
and manager until January, 1912.
Then. selling the business. he
moved TO Wayne to become man
ager of the Greyhound Buses in
that city.
Mr.. Weddige is survived by his
wife. daughter. Mrs. Russell
Hutchings. Detroit. and a son,
Emil Weddige. Ann Arbor.
Funeral services will take place
the Geer Funeral Home Ypsilanti.
at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in
with Rev. H. f. Ridley. rector OF
the Episcopal Church of the AS
cension, Detroit, conducting the
services. Friends may call at
the Geer Funeral Home. Burial
will take place in Highland Gem
etery.
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Twenty-One Counties
May Aid State Welfare

The State Social Welfare Com
mission in Lansing studied a staff
proposal today that II demand
larger local welfare contributions
from 81 counties. the increases to
range from two to 80 per cent. The
increase for Washte-
nav County is $1,000 and is based
OH evidence OF improved financial
and ecoomic conditions within the
county.
BY these larger contributions,
the states welfare bill might be
cut about $4,000 a year as re-
suit. il was said.
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Worker on Gas Line
Accidentally Killed

Ann Arbor, Mich. Aug. 2l-Clyde
Phillips, 40 years old Carlyton.
Mo. was fatally injured Thursday
afternoon while he was working
on the natural gas line. section l6
in Freedom Township.
Phillips was taken to ST. Jo-
sephs Mercy Hospital where he
died al p m.
Friends may call at the Muehlig
Funeral Chapel
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In The Sick Room

A broken arm was suffered early
this morning by John Morton. 800
S. Hamilton St, when he was
wrestling with friend.
Nancy Nola, 8, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Nolan Woodruff, 1872 La
May Ave, returned home Wednes-
day from Boyer Hospital where she
had undergone an appendectomy.
Raymond Vargason. Rapid City,
had operations Wednesday for cata-
ract. He came TO Ypsilanti for the
operations.
Mack Laidlaw Is in St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital. Ann Arbor, where
The had a mastoid operation Thurs
day.
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Housing

Continued from Page One)
peals: vigo Nelson; Carroll c.
Crawford, secretary; George San.
denburgh. City Engineer; William
Laird, City Attorney; DR.. Nathan
Sinai, City Health Commission :;
DR.. Otto X. Engelke. County
Health Department and Alderman
A. D. Moore.
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GERMAN UNDER BOND

Detroit Avg 2l-lNS-- Fred
erick Heinrich LANCE. first person
to be arrested in Detroit under the
enemy alien act today was free
under $1,000 bond after pleading
guilty to failure to register under
the law LANCE, a 47.year-old Ger.
man. was released by Z s Com
missioner J. Stanley Hurd. pending
grand jury action
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LIVESTOCK

Detroit. Mich Aug 81 Package
gooi around S0o-pound fed steers.
SIS, good Weishty sausage bulls.
N2Gl225
Calves-rop and bulk good and
choice grades $3.50: common and
medium grades, Sl3dl6.50.
sheep and lambs Spring lambs
steady. common 10 good slaughter
ewes. S4G725,
Hogs -lS0-ei0 lbs Sitq0 "a IS.
slightly asoye 9i0 lbs tl& 50GliS0:
extreme heAyies. tl4
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DIVIDEND XOIEQ

Detroit. Aug. Gins Stock
holders in the Nash.Kelvinator Cor
poration today were assured divi-
dend OF 1211 cents per share on
outstanding capital stock, payable
September 25. Directors OF the
corporation voted the dividend for
stock on record at close OF blYi-
ness on September 2.
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| Strikes Head

A Pigment from the mind OF
youth in a semi-conscious condition
is the explanation of the story told
by Howard Slough. 3l5 s. Washing
ton St. Slough struck his head on
low ceiling while walking down
stairs and was found later Wednes-
DAY afternoon unconscious on the
floor. Still dazed. he muttered a
garbled story of finding a coded
letter, being seized by four men.
and released after he was hit on the
head
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Works Out Design

Instructions on the construction
and design OF a pocket-winged air
plane kite are worked out by Ter
ence Vincent and contained in the
September issue Of Industrial Arts
and Vocational Education, the shop
teachers professional magazine. A
full page drawing accompanies the
article.
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9:S0-PlantAtion Party:
l0:o0-People Are Funny. Quiz;
"a: S0-Tent Show Drama,
CBS-S:0O-Fred Brady Variety.
S;SO-Network OF the Americas
variety:
800 Madeleine Carroll in Re
member the Day;
9:S0-Rrewster Boy;
l0.00-Carayan Variety Hour
BLUE-7:O0 Scramble. Aviation
Drama;
s30-Those Good Old Days;
Observation-Disclosures:
10: 00-Meet Your Navy,
l0:30-Men. Machines. Victory.
MBS-s: 30-This is Navy Norfolk,
Variety;
s.30-Doubh or Nothing.
1000 Boxing. Ruben Shank vs.
Ray Robinson.
Saturday
NBC-9:00 a. m.-Show Without a
Name,
1915 p. m,-Consumer's Time;
4 :00-Pan-American Holiday.
CHS -l:00-Country Journal,
S:0o-University Trio
Matinee al Mcadowbrook
BLUE-il:00 a. Service Mems
Hop.
II: 30 p. Farmers Union;
3:00-Canadian Air Force Band
MBS-12:00 Noon -- Army-Nayy
House Party;
3:30-Lincoln MscNeagh on
why Greece Is Starving
5:00-Jimmy Dorsey's Navy
chnU
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Farley

Continued nom Page One)
ed by frequent outbursts and In.
-cessant- hooing of New Dealers Ad.
vocating Mead's candidacy. II was
further dramatized by the hrst open
nose-count on a convention floor in
years. The delegates had TO an
nounce-one by one-whether they
were for Bennett or Mead. They
went on record, right out In the
open.
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KILLED BY TRAIN

Marquette. Aug. 21-AP-Joseph
l.. Murray, 5S-year-old employe of
the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Railway, was struck and killed by
the caboose OF work train on a
Trout Lake siding Thursday. He
had been employed by the railway
for 2s years.
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ACCIDENT INJURIES FATAL

Grand Rapids. Aug. 2l-lnjuries
suffered In an automobile accident
proved fatal TO Rosalind Albert, 10,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Silas F.
Albert, Thursday in Blodgett Hos
pital. The car in which she was
riding crashed into tree.
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Windows Broken

Eleven boys. ranging In age from
eight 10 eleven years, were sppre-
hended Thursday evening by
Charles Beatty and Leonard Hen
sen who saw them throwing stones
through the windows OF the Harriet
School. A total of III windows were
broken. Parents OF the children
we're notified 30 be prepared to ap-
pear in court II school authorities
require them 10.
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MANDAMUS DENIED

Detroit, Mich, Aug. Bins A
writ OF mandamus petitioned by
Charles C. Digs, state senator,
was denied today by Circuit Judge
Sherman D. Calender. The writ
was to restrain the placing OF the
name OF George w. Taylor on the
ballot as candidate for state sena-
TOR
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Vegetables

Detroit Mich. Aus. al
BETS No. !. $50 i0c dor bchs
CABBAGE-No, I. bu, 35qS0c
CARROTS-No. l. $50 t0o doE.
GREEN BEANS-No. |. 75c dfl 90
bu.
CUCUMBERS Picklers. No. Il,
s2.5013 bu.
POTATOES-No |. Sl6ll5 bu
GREEN ONIONS No. !. IS q soc
doz. bchs.
TURNlPS-No !. +0nsoc don.
bchs
SWEET CORN-No |. 75casl D.
dor. sack
SQUASH Hubbard. No I. 81 hu.
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Rites For Infant

Rev. Hugo Fenker conducted
graveside services Thursday after
noon for the daughter born in Boyer
Memorial Hospital that morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman ". Evans.
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SYNOPSIS

DIAN WESTON. attractive Ardendsle
girl. Is Tilted. and her aunt.
MISS MARTHA WESTON. trsss -
persuade her to marry
JEROME CARR, q local banker. Dian
claims that II would be more appro-
pirate for her aunt TO marry him.
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End Class

A first aid class which met At
Ypsilanti High School is awaiting
certificates OF efficiency following
the final lesson Wednesday in the
Standard Course OF the American
Red Cross. Glasses were conducted
weekly for ten weeks. DR.. A. F.
Milford was instructor.
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Fruit

Detroit. Mich. Aug al
APPLES Weslthy. No. /, 81 500
lis bu.; Duchess No l. bu, 15eg
s115
HUCKlEBERRIES-No. /. - at.
crate s65OG7
PEACHES-So South Haven. No. /. 81
a. SO hu
PEARS Bartlett. No !. s. bu.
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Patient Escapes

Morgan J. Sullivan "a, formerly
OF Detroit. who escaped Thursday
night from the Ypsilanti State Hos
pital is still at large today sullivan
is five feet six inches tall. weighs
about l25 pounds. and was wearing
a blue 81 ri and grey trousers when
last seen.
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Rooms furnished or unfinished,
board optional. miles from Bomb
Ter. Phone 2l57 or 1875 Elwell
Road. Belleville. ADV. S2l"
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Ralph Dainty. .. 9Ol4 Monica
Ave. Detroit. was returned to his
parents by State Police Thursday
after he ran away from home and
was apprehended while hitchhik-
ing
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Daily Market Report

CAULIFLowER-No l. N.iO o
50 bu
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YpsiLanf Briefs
Fire EYttnuuiShed

A grass fire was extinguished by
firemen Thursday afternoon at All
Ainsworth Blvd
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Detroit Cash GRAIN

Detroit, Mich. Aug el-
WHEAT-No. .. sl26 bu
BARLEY Mailing range. ltS mois-
ture s95dl0o. feeding soc GU
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News Briefs

LONDON-INS- Pilot officer
Donald Joseph Curtin. "a, OF New
York City. today was awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross. On his
first operational flight he was al
most blinded by cordite but never
theless piloted his plane to safety
after bombing Northwest Germany
in July.
MEXICO CITY-INS- Mexican
railroads will be improved 10 meet
demands OF wartime traffic, 1t was
disclosed today with the announce
ment that Col. II. G. Hill, American
expert on rail transportation. Will
make a survey OF the country's
railroad system.
NEW YORK-INS-The Progress
sive Committee, leading left'wing
faction OF the American Labor Par
ty. stood dissolved today in the In
terests OF party harmony. The &C
ton came at caucus preceding the
American Labor party state conven'
ton which opens tomorrow.
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Poultry

Poultry
Detroit. Mich. Aug 7l-Poultry
market steady. Hens. average nun
&c. leghorns. lSc. rock sprinEers
csc hroilers. csc.
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Butter sno ceas

Butter sno sees
Detroit. Mich Aug al
BuTTER-lh. ilff42c.
EGGS-large. S0-dot case. il2SOn
1900
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18th eft
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1881 ,KALORAMA RID N.W-Refined
| to bath: "a block car and bus lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDERS, calcula tors. addressing machines
mlmeoeraphs, typewriters and misc. Office
machines. Cash paid Immediately. Call
SH. 5l27 Sunday. or RE. 2513 weekdays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-02

beds, adj. bath, suit. 2 ladies; also gentle
man 10 snare room, pvt. bath with .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-02
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

wants janitor's quarters, small salary; have
3, children. youngest 10 years: husband
Saturday and Sunday; wife can cook every
day. 1877 8th NV. Susie or Robert