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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-09
Committees Named
by st. Luke Guild

At the January meeting OF St
Luke Auxiliary Guild. Thursday af-
ternoon at the church house, Miss
Minnie Horner, the new president.
appointed her committees for the
year, and appointed Miss Ida
Clark. second vice president. An
nual reports were read and plans
were made for the annual Parish
dinner at $50, Jan. 2l In the church
house.
Committees appointed by the
president are Miss Harriet Wortley
aud Miss Jessie Swaine, Parish con-
tact; Mrs. R. J. Stephens. chair
man. visiting; Mrs. Harriet Burnett,
chairman, Mrs. Carl F. Graves,
Mrs. Alex Longnecker, work and
sewing; and Mrs. Richard Hurdley.
flowers.
Committees for Parish dinner are
Mrs. II. B. Lewis, tickets: Mrs.
Charles Nepodal, dinner.
The usual pledges to the vsstry
and to the diocesan convention
were renewed. Delegates to the do
cesar convention are Mrs. II. V.
Clark, Mrs William Jellls. Mrs.
Richard Hurdley. Miss Horner;
alternates. Mrs. Richard Everard,
Mrs. Harriet Burnel Mrs. a. l..
SarYey and Miss JeSsfe S@aine,
Miss Alice Gilbert Reporting on
the church periodical club said that
SO magazines have been sent to Is
states. 1895 reconditioned Christ
mas cards TO various missions and
l60 valentines TO mission schools.
At Christmas time, card, letters and
gifts were sent to ST. Luke boys in
army camps.
II vas voted to sew every Thurs
day a. the Church House, beginning
at 10 o'clock, for the Red Cross,
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Mrs. StarWaS Honor
Guest at Shower

Mrs. P NJ. Plummer entertained
~ guests Thursday evening at
shower In honor OF Mrs. Jack Star
was. The evening was spent playing
games planned by Mrs. Maurice
Draper and Mrs. Howard PEBBLES.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Harold
Hanes, Mrs. Frank Starwas and
Mrs. William Renton.
Refreshments were served In a
color scheme appropriate TO the
occasion, Mrs. Starwas received
many lovely gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-09
Installed A. Historian

Mrs. Bert Banta attended the reg
ular meeting OF Matilda Perriue
Auxiliary OF United Spanish War
Veterans, Thursday evening In
GAR. Hail, Ann Arbor. Mrs. Banta
was installed as historian. The Aux
Hilary will hold a card party next
Thursday afternoon at 1880 81 the
hall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-09
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Congregational Church annual meeting dining 1880
preceded by planned supper charge women guilds $3.50
Winter bridge tournament, 1850 alumni lounge, Charles
McKenny Hall
Ainsley meeting
GAR Hall; installation Of officers in evening, GAR
Hail. be conducted by Womans Relief Corps Refreshments
follow.
Ypslnnu o'clock at hall iii
y. Huron 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-09
To Attend Concert

Miss Dorothy James will go 10
Detroit this evening to attend a
concert given for the Michigan
Music Composers Club by the WPA
orchestra directed by Walter Poole
at the auditorium of the Detroit
City Library. One OF the program
numbers is TO be Miss James Suite
for Small Orchestra" After the
concert reception for The club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Marcus Frost.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-09
Mrs. Fleming Hostess

Mrs. William Fleming was host
ess for the p. B. Bnnco Club at her
home. Thursday evening Prizes
for bunco went to Mrs Erwin Waldo.
Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Arthur
Nicely. The special prize went to
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds. The hostess
served refreshments at the close
OF the evening. Mrs. John Slmous
will be hostess for the next meeting,
Jan. IS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-09
435,0oo TO REGISTER

Lansing. Mich. Jan. 9-INS -
When the nation wide registration
Of manpower takes place February
IS. some $4,000 Michigan men
Will sign UP, according to state Sc
lective Service Director Col. z. ".
Rosecrans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-09
TO SHARE ESTATE

Detroit, Jan. 9--INS-- An estate
valued at sl,50O,OOO' today was TO
lie shared by the wife and son of
the late julius Porath, general con
tractor who died October !, &C
Cording to Probate Court records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Halt Benzene
For Motor Fuel

WASHINGTON. April p QNS) !
-Benzene, an anti-knock ingredi-
ent, may no longer be used in
motor fuel because il is necessary
for synthetic rubber manufacture,
the War Production Board an
nounced today.
J. S. Knowlson, director Of WPB
industry operations. signed an
order hating Immediately all use
of benzene for motor fuel. except
that any producer or distributor
during the next 80 days may use
up to one-sixth of the amount he
used during the three months this
year.
Aviation fuel with an octane
rating higher than 81 was specifi-
cally exempted by the curtailment
order.
Benzene is a principal source of
styrene, an important ingredient
in buna rubber. Officials said that
benzene production was on the
increase but was not yet sufficient
to meet the buna rubber and
motor fuel requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Profits Lifted
By Budd Wheel

PHILADELPHIA, April 81. =
Budd Wheel Company for the
quarter ended March 81 reports a
net profit of S410.432, after provi-
sion of 81, 497 800 for federal in
come and excess profits taxes
calculated under the Revenue Act
of 1941. The above net is equal to
AZ cents share on 965, 25S COM
mon shares.
This compares with a revised
net profit of 1857 PAP for the first
quarter Of 1941. after provision of
S756. 800 for federal income and
excess profits taxes, equal. after
quarterly dividend requirements
on the participating preferred
stock then outstanding, to SO cents
a common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
.WPB Postpones
Tin Plate Order

WASHINGTON. April 21.-The
effective date of an order hating
the use of tin plate in manufac-
ture of container closures has been
postponed until April 30. the War
Production Board announced.
The postponement was effected.
WPB officials said, because il was
disclosed that some manufacturers
of enameled closures for bottles,
cans and jars already had started
processing tin plate for April
when the original conservation
order was issued April a. The
amount of materials which would
be saved by maintaining the origi-
nal effective date, WPB explained,
would not Justify the resulting
hardship TO the industry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Paint, Varnish
Prices Frozen

WASHINGTON, April 81 INS).
= Federal Price Administrators
Leon Henderson issued an order
freezing manufacturer prices on
Oil paints and yarnishes as of
April II.
The order, effective April %,
was issued. Henderson explained,
TO ward off "the danger of threat
ened serious price advances" be-
cause of advancing costs for lin
seed oil and curtailment Of certain
raw materials.
The order covers house paint,
wall paint. interior flat paint,
enamels, floor and deck paint.
barn and roof paint, shingle stain,
Oil stains. filters and varnish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Budd Mfg. Net
Hits S855,O20

PHILADELPHIA, April 81. -
z. G. Budd Manufacturing Conn.,
pany for the quarter ended March
81 reports a net profit of 1855, e2e,
after provision for income and
excess profits taxes. calculated
under the Revenue Act of 194l.
The above net is equal to Sl4.36 a
share on 1881 shares of z per
cent cumulative preferred on
which there is an accumulation Of
unpaid dividends.
This compares with a revised
net profit of S639, 1905. after ST.
los, 500 provision for income and
excess profits taxes for the first
quarter of 1871, equal TO S10.75 a
share on the preferred stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Price Of Commodities
Continues 10 Climb

WASHINGTON, April II. -
General level of wholesale COM
modify prices was again higher
last week, according to the price
index compiled by National Fer
tilizer Association. Ip the week
ended April Is this index rose to
1871 per cent of the 1853 aver
age compared with 1868 in the
preceding week. A month ago. the
index was 124.0 and a year ago
1044.
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United States Rubber Com
pany announces the formation
of a synthetic rubber division
to be headed by Mr.. Coe. The
firm this year will put into
operation a huge plant for
synt h etic production, for
which ground was broken last
fall in New England. Mr..
Coe is also general manager
Of the firms Naugatuck
chemical unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted 20.
Elva Briggs. from Frederick.
Margaret O'Shea, from Leonard
Katherine Moszezynski. from Adam
Margaret Jones. from Marcur.
Eta Canfield. from Woodrow.
Florence McGOvern. from Patrick.
Parks Perkins. from Viola.
Vivian Bales. from Floyd
Blanche JOHANN. from Paul.
Esther HArioon. from Ross.
Helen Douglas, from Meryin.
Jean Mayer. from Mathew
Lean Ryan. from william
Josmella Isabel. from James
Gladys TretJAck, from Michael.
Ralph Schultz. from Pearl
Dorothy MeAsina, from Angelo.
Annie Money. from Charles.
Merle Rae from James
VouthaI Mackiin. from Edna.
William Murphy, from Ann NJ.
Margaret Miller. from John
Margaret thinner, from Ernest
ATchlbelle Terry. from Crowley
Henri W. Thimeli. from Frances.
Margaret Collins. from Jack.
wendell Roberts. from Lillian.
Grady Vickers. from Many.
BelVa Williams, from Paul.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Licenses applied for April IL:
Stephen Stepanian. 20. Yolan Szalms. 81
Laurence J. Hetzelt. a.. Refine LeClerc, ~
Harold Games. 20: geraldine Boulton. 20
George LANCER. - Frances Keeny, 10
Charles F. Bulson. 90; liner NJ. westfali,
10
Pat p Heubner, 2s Minnie Rosbury. rs
MARY T. Ring 80 Virginia Schmidt. 20.
ywilnam J. Price 20; Rite Montgomery IS
Herbert X Homer. 20; June ID. Litchford
II.
Joshus J. swtnyer. 10 Ruth f. Newman
10
william Naplantek, IS. Glendora NJ. Ray
mond 20
Charles j. Sell. % Anne NJ. Koyach. %.
Wayne T James n Cora w. Lewis, So
Oren NJ Harsen Jr., %; Betty J. sanner
10.
Robert r. Friske %: Marie 8. Provost, II
Vernon 3, Johnson. IS. Margaret Main
VILE %
Forrest schulz 20 Hermins NJ sseher, IS
James Walsh %. virginia klees. p
Nyron A. Hos,etler. -; Ansstasa NJ
O'Connell. 81
Pau =. zi,IinsEi. "a; Dorothy 7. K.perow
ski, is
Ira w. Brsnsman IT.. %; June J. Schroeder
p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Du Pont Net Off
10 S1.18 a Share

WILMINGTON, Del. April 81.
e. /. du Point de Nemours & Co.
reports earnings on its common
stock OF $1.18 share for quarter
Aended March 81. These earnings
are after federal income taxes and
provision of $6,000,0O0 for contin-
gencies.
In the March quarter of the pre-
ceding year the company reported
earnings of SLIT a share on the
common. after federal taxes and
provision of $3.500.000 for contin-
gencies.
For each period the provision
for federal income taxes was
based on the law existing at
March 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas J. Beattie. %: Ruth sharpe. 81.
Ray w. Cusick. %: Mabel r. Allison. II
Floyd l.. Mullen ~; Dorothy Wohlart. 20
George sauter, IS; Dorothy X. Trepanier'
"a
Duane Horst, %: Shirley Mckay. n
Joseph Craeey. FL. Sonia Cedvilas. 20.
Joseph Jurewiez. p; Florence Krslisz. ~
Mike Paul, 81. Dorothy Koliba. 49,
Emory b. Hurst. 80: Louise Jakublszyn,
Is.
Clarence -. Jones Jr., 20. Lucy I.eJoie, II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Cotton Membership
Sells for $500

NEW YORK, April q. - Ar
rangements had been made for
the sale of New York Cotton
Exchange membership for $500,
a decline of 500 from the previous
sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
RustIess Iron and Steel Corpora.

ion has declared a dividend of Is
,ents on the common, payable
June /. TO holders of record May
Is. Same amount was paid on
March 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Scratches

by United Press
AT JAMAICA
Track, fast.
First Race-Bulrushes. Regal Boy.
Second Race-Dust Cap. MiqueIon. Pis-
toi Pete, Davitt. Priority.
Third Rsce-Tin Pan Alley, Selma Lad.
Fourth Race-Ben Gray.
AT NARRAGANsErr
Track, slow.
First Rsce--Loulang. Merry Mistake,
Seven o. Seven. Chassis. strolling Easy.
Tnpped.
second Rsee-Driving Power. Argos,
Fourth Rsce--Don Pecos. Dip.
Seventh Race--Bess B.
Eighth Raee-Eselkay. Old River.
White samite, Wood Blaze. Pit Terrier.
Battle Line.
Ninth Substitute off.
AT HAvRE DE GRACE
Track. fast.
First Race-south Drive. Maiakoun,
Navy Blue. Johns Teddy,
Second Raee-Top Transit, Curl On.
Third Race-Decisive. ssllymar. Dis
pun. FL Jelis.
KEETELAND
Track
First Race-Chop suey. sun Flower.
Aerial Torpedo, Devil Dancer. Susie
Rooster. Bunny Pair. Red Native, sun
Testing.
Second Race-The Anvil. Ducah. My
Playmate, Leila D., Dark Wonder, Wilma
beau. Michigan Blue. High Vote.
Fourth Race-Reealling. Mighty Gay.
Eugene, Flying KING. Corporal Bud.
Savage Sailor. Superkative. Aarkquen
Fifth Race-Roman Flag. Last Bubble,
Raphael ii.
sixth Raee-ses Tack
Seventh Race-Flonzan Sally. See
konk. Dead Level, Miss Lexington.
orphan Toy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Deatb Rotices

fhiskE-Mary. beloved mother OF Mrs.
John Herbert and Alfred Friske; grand
mother OF Mrs. Norman Friesa Doris
friske; sister OF Mrs. Max Schuman, Mrs
William Schuman. Mrs. william Scott. Mrs.
william Pohl, Charles and Leo Neikart
and the late Louis Schroeder Services at
residence, 1858 29th ST., Friday at .. m
kROMkA-Agnes. wife OF the late stanis-
laus kromka; beloved mother OF John
Kromka Mrs. Mary Rudd, Rose Clemens,
Anna Liedke, Cecilia Shepp, Dorothy Hin
ski: also IL grand children. Funeral from
chapel OF Leo J. Miller. 1922 JOS Campau
Thursday morning at $50. 10 st. Ladislaus
Church at 10.
sCHELL-Aprii IS. Charles Wesley. be-
loved husband of Fannie T.: father of
Mrs. Violet Franseth OF Crosse Pointe
Farms. brother of Mrs. William Hender-
son OF Ann Arbor. Mich. Services at
the l.. V. Barker Funeral Home. 12T00
Hamilton ave. Wednesday. y. m.
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Earnings

Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc, and ifs
subsidiaries for the six months ended
March 81 report net profit OF $4s7,275.
after federal income and excess profits
taxes. etc. equal to 81 cents a share on
$751; shares This compares with a re-
vised net profit Of s6l3. 624 or 90 cents a
share in the like period Of the preceding
fiscal year.
Corn Products Refining Company and Its
subsidiary sales companies for March quar-
ter report a net profit of 81, Isl .344. equal
to IS cents q share on the common, against
81. 1875. es3, or 81 cents on the common In
the March quarter OF last year. Provision
for federal income taxes at as per cent
amounted to 81, 0s5, 900 and that for excess
Ono
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Pitfalls OF Love BY Adele Garrison

mo, DO not" my father
said with such emphasis that I
knew he already had planned
what to do after Noel and Mary
awakened from their drugged
sleep.
"They must both be put on
guard" he went on. "T now
think II unlikely that Miner
will try anything like this again.
His value 20 the gang In greatly
enhanced by his holding his po-
sition here. with ifs countless
opportunities for espionage. Yer
itxen has put the fear of God
into him, and I am sure he will
not risk another overt act like
this.
Besides, Noel and Mary are
entitled to know what hap
pened 20 them. and I shall tell
them myself ss soon rs they
are awake. But I want you
near. Margaret. so Mary will
not he too startled ut my being
here. Yet there IL no couch
here. and you simply must have
some rest. IL may be hours
before they awaken.
IL have IT," he said. after a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

now I'm In here on the same
couch I swear was In the other
room when we were drinking
our coffee"
MAY I come In ?" my father
asked from the doorway. Mary,
patiently bewildered, falteringly
said, "Of course" and he went
TO her as Dicky, following him.
stopped at NoePs side.
HOT COFFEE FIRST
81 have q queer story To tell
you about last night" he said,
-but first you must have that
hot coffee"
1 was already at the telephone
giving the order and an injunction
TO hurry, then I turned back to
Mary.
I'm not n diognostician," I
said smiling, but I'm going to
prescribe for you, nevertheless.
Dicl<y, IL you and Father and
Noel will 20 into the next apart
ment while Mary stays here
with me, my prescription can be
carried out. i prescribe showers
for both of YOU"
81 don't know of anything I
want more" Mary said.
The men left us, and few
minutes later she emerged from
my bathroom, rosy and refreshed
Noel came back a minute later
with my father and Dicky. Coffee
and croissants for all of us ap-
peared in record-breaking time.
When we had Cleared ouY
plates and seen the bottoms OF
our cups" as we counsel the chill
iren, Dicky and Noel set the trays
out in the hall. Then, secure
from interruption, my father drew
MS chair opposite them.
"You both were drugged last
night" he began abruptly.
Continued tomorrow
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BOOGIE

eyes of her husband, continuing t.
the end of her song.
This Is Jimmy Brennan, Wal
ter. He had n slight mishap In
the pond, but he likes our cakes"
He stopped before her and hi:
hands covered hers. She saw hin
trying to control an upsurge Of
strong feeling.
With lit in her words. she ex.
claimed.
Those water lilies are horrid
things, Walter. Dangerous, with
such Shiny stems.
"Let's-iet's throw them all
out and make ID into a swimming
pool once more. Jimmy would
enjoy a clean pool. The other
Brennans, too"
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pause. I'VE no longer need
Adams In that adjoining apart
ment. I will send him away
now, and you 20 In there and
lie down. Leave that camou-
tagged door open, so that when
Mary wakens, Richard or I can
call you. Does that suit you ?"
"Perf sctly," / told him, but
was sure ! would be reused by
Mary's first stirring on awak-
ening.
/ was right. for when three
hours later Mary stirred and ex'
claimed wonderingly:
why! How did ! come to
fall asleep here?"
/ was at her side almost i'm.
mediately, and put my hanc
soothingly on her arm as she
raised up and looked at Noel
sprawled on the couch and still
sleeping Soundly.
SEEING THINGS
For the love Of Abraham and
all the rest of the patriarchs!"
she said. "am I seeing things?
IL that Noel parked on n couch
over there: Surely that couch
wasn't In here last night"
mo, 10 wasn't" / said. "Now,
dearest, Just lie still and I will
explain everything. Now I'll
call room service and have cof-
fee and croissants sent up.
Then later you'll have break
fast"
"You talk a. II we'd been on
q bat and had q hangover" she
said. "Why, the very last thing
/ remember II drinking coffee
with Noel"
That's the last thing ] re-
member, too" Noel said from
the other bed. and / knew our
voices had awakened him. "And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

Walters amazed joy reached out
and linked with hers.
II knew you weren't growing
indifferent, as you tried to
make every one believe, dearest"
he said, his voice far from steady.
Ruth didn't answer. All that
was real in life, that was warm
and vital and plusing rested in her
arms. and beside her.
Never again would she deny
childhood.
I've just realized" she con-
fessed, show much more wonder
full IL Is to watch young humans
grow than plants"
Her active brain started plan
ming.
'fOur lawn would make a fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

playground, . baseball diamond,
perhaps q tennis court"
what about your flower
beds ?"
He stood up smiling with un
qualified pride in her.
"Glve me Jimmy and I'll take
him home"
FLOWERS are meant to be
picked and smelt Of"
With a gay laugh, Ruth touched
her ruined dress.
81 must hurry and change be-
fore my guests arrive. This will
be their last chance to view
Mrs. Walter Archer's prize gar
den."
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story: The
Gamblers" by Charles McGurk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
By Lyman Young
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

1-ta) West Quoddy Head, MAJ
tb) Minnesota; (c) Cape'
Alva, Wash.
Pal creek and creak: n!
stake and steak; (c) rye Q
wry.
3-Ares, Bellona, Mars.
4(a) Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare; (b) ~ArabiGn'
Nights: (c) 'Ths RivalE. 4
Sheridan.
Sta) measuring walking d.
lance: (b) explosive; (cll
filler for pillows and mate
tresses.
6-(a) Wilkie Collins: OBJ Au-l
gustus Thomas: (c) George
Du Maurier.
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TRIED TO SCREAM

lhhbD ~ SthLA"
He choked and tried to scream
but Ruth grasped him. wriggling
and dripping in her arms.
AS his cries grew lustier, she
laughed aloud with relief. He
was all right. Just frightened
She held him close. grading
him to her breast as she CROPPED
for a chair.
"Here, sonny"
Her voice was very soft, cajol-
ing.
"Have some candy?"
The cries stopped and two great
blue eyes regarded her from a
mass of wet hair.
Gently she wiped his griny face
with tea napkins.
you're Just fine" she laughed
down at him.
Here's a nice piece OF cake.
Lots of frosting. What's your
name?"
Jimmy. I'm a twin. We was
bot" he volunteered. I'VE went
swimmin'."
Somewhere in the jumbled lily
pond were her glasses. but she
didn't need them to see that Jimmy
had an adorable round face and
moist. red mouth.
While he lay back on her lap.
Ruth, an entranced expression on
her flushed pretty face, began to
sing:
"One little, two little, three
little Indians"
Her voice was husky from dis
use but the small boy was SUI
premely contented.
"Good heavens! Ruth!-
She smiled into the incredtiious
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Quiz Answers

1-Shellac.
Mays mascot is a goat; the
the Fordham ram is a sheep.
British army steps in quick
time are 80 inches; American
army steps are 80 inches.
4-The union suit.
5-John Pierpont Morgan.
6-President of the United
States.
Detroit River, Lake st. Clair
and st. Clair River.
Order Tho Detroit Times
mailed to your boy I'm the army
or navy. It's like q letter from
homo every day!