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The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

SCrdHSeSL 1eILeIS ever It.
~ ceived. I don't know
whether to laugh or to cry at its
contents. 1t is from a man,
Philip is his first name. He says
he is a small male and has never
been very strong, although per-
fectly well. His trouble is that
his wife, a big woman, occasion.
ally beats him.
"Mattie is farmer" Philip says.
''She and three brothers have big
wheat ranches, and she runs them
and her relatives, too. One of her
brothers whips his wife and chill
dren; she went to lawyer about it.
He said that as long as the husband
didn't cause any injury man could
whip his wife. How that is I don't
know. But what I do realize is
that if Matte gets mad at anything
she watches her chance, grabs my
collar, and whips me with strap
or a whip. Sometimes it makes me
mad enough to kill her.
'I came out here for my health, ,"
this pathetic letter continues, "and
after we married I got job in the
village. I like it here and when she
treats me decently I like Mat. But
no man ought to stand for this sort
of thing. When I had pneumonia
last winter she nursed me night and
day, and the doctor said I couldn't
have lived without her care. But
when she wants to accomplish some
thing I don't want to do, and says:
Look out, now, or you'll catch it!
that makes me see red. Has any
woman a right to spank MANI"
Question of States Law.
Philip, I can only say that I don't
know. I am not familiar with your
states law on that point, I cannot
believe that a state could carry such
a statute. Years ago, in England,
a man might whip his wife with a
stick "no thicker than his thumb"
I believe this was repealed. I
never heard that this country had
such a law.
But I do know several cases of
men beating their wives. Usually
this state of affairs comes to light
through divorce courts. One wife,
now living in crowded war-work-
ers' community, told me that in the
early days of their marriage her
husband gave her old-fashioned
spankings whenever she did any
thing he disapproved. She cured
him through a court order and a
psychoanalyst's opinion that the
man was not quite mentally sound.
'He's been like lamb ever since,"
she said. ''He doesn't want to be
sent to an institution. You'd be sur
prised at the amount of wife-beating
that goes on in this camp" the
letter continues. 81 advise all girls
to do what I did. Lots of them
jumped into quick marriages when
the war began and aren't anything
but spoiled kids - husbands and
wives alike. Give them a good scare
about bringing in legal and medical
advice, and they come to their
Senses"
In Victorian times it was almost
the rule that a father of a family
should work off the discomfort of too
much heavy food, little exercise, and
undisputed domestic authority, in
thrashing the children. Mothers used
as threat the familiar phrase,
"You wait until papa gets home!"
Boys cringed and whined and had
their dispositions soured for life, be-
cause the father found a restful out
let in welding strap. Schoolmas-
ters in England quite recently used
to cane boys-grown ones in their
teens-thereby acknowledging that
these youngsters were incapable of
responding to reasonable or civilized
influence and had to be cowed by
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23
BY VIRGINIA VALE
Released by Western Newspaper Union


TNGRID BERGMAN'S SUI
L perb performance in "For
Whom the Bell Tolls" is one
of those things that people re-
for years. It's the
more notable because in that
opus she was up against real
ly tough competition. Katina
Paxinou, the talented Greek actress
who plays "Pilar," can dominate
any scene without half trying, and
the list of male actors reads like an
all-star cast. Incidentally, after 100
performances the picture was still
selling out at all performances in
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

Joe Howard, of the "Gay Nine
ties Revue" has turned down SIC, 900
offered by Universal Pictures, if
he'd appear in a.forthcoming George
Raft film; he broadcasts from New
York, and said he'd do it only il
his scenes could be shot there.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23
TO Get Bigger, Better Crops, Farmers Should
Toss Their Plows on Junkpile, Says Expert

This pretty girl seems
to be needing the an
cient injunction, "Ven-
crate the plOw," as she
exa mines what has
been preserved of one
of the first three plows
made by John Deere,
the Yankee blacksmith
who invented the first
successful steel plow in
1887.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23
POST WAR RELIEF
AND UNCLE SAM

1T IS BEING PROPOSED in
Washington that philanthropic Uncle
Sam, representing per cent of the
world population, should carry the
greater portion of the post war re-
lief and reconstruction expense. To
do so the 20 cents, or more, out Of
each dollar in his pay envelope, the
worker is now paying as income
taxes, will be heavily increased and
the American standard of living
must be reduced to that of Euro
pean and Asiatic nations. It all
sounds very nice as expressed IN
idealistic words but will the Amer
lean workman stand for such pro-
gram as expressed in his dollars?
That new car, to be purchased
when the war ends, would be def
initely out and it would be potato
or cabbage soup, instead of beef
steak, for his dinner. America
should, and will, do its share but
let us be practical about the doing.
SHOULD Vice President Wallace
put all the corporations out of busi-
ness, as he threatens to do, who viii
pay the taxes needed to operate an
expensive government?
WE CAN, IN TIME, pay off the
war debt, large as it will be, by get
ting back to that adequate simplicity
of government we enjoyed in the
early years of this century. The
cost in those years was well under
a billion dollars a year and we had
all the government we needed or
wanted. We did not have, or know,
the meaning of 'bureaucrats."
WHEN THE DOCTOR comes
home from the war he will find
many people have recovered from
the illness they thought they had
SECRETARY ICKES tells us the
American national wealth amounts
to something like IA trillion dollars.
The Brookings institute, an out
standing fact-fnding organization,
tells us it is about 365 billion. I
would prefer to take the figures of
Secretary Ickes but imagine the
Brookings institute is nearer the cor
rect amount.
THE LOUDEST CRITICISM of the
suspension of a philanthropy comes
from those who profited most from
its operation.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

New York; that meant that for eight
solid weeks the public had been
trooping to the theater to see just
that picture-no news reel, no COM
edy, no other attraction.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

So successful is Jack ,Benny's cur
rent tour of the Middle East war
zone that he will delay the opening
of his regular radio season this fall
to devote one week more than was
planned originally to entertaining
the AEF.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

Mentioning Ingrid Bergman re-
minds me that in "Gaslight," which
she is making with Charles Boyer
who plays most villainous villain
you'll see Tarquin Olivier, son of
Laurence Olivier and Jill Esmond,
the clever and attractive actress
who was his wife before he married
Vivian Leigh. Young Tarquin is only
five, so he's starting his career fair
ly early.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

WHEN THE DOCTOR comes
home from the war he will find
many people have recovered from
the illness they thought they had.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

It's no wonder that producers get
jittery. Michael O'Shea was riding
a motor scooter, crashed into a stage
wall-and landed in a hospital, with
severe bruises, to put it mildly. That
held up shooting on United Artists
"Jack London as he was to ap-
pear in every remaining scene.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

SHOULD Vice President Wallace
put all the corporations out of busi-
ness, as he threatens to do, who viii
pay the taxes needed to operate an
expensive government?
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

It's nice break that Gail Russell,
new in films, gets. She's making
"Our Hearts We're Young and Gay"
playing one of the principal roles,
and Paramount has given her a new
term contract and the starring part
in "Her Heart in Her Throat"
scheduled first for Loretta Young.
Looks as if Loretta liked her role in
"And Now Tomorrow better. 'Her
Heart in Her Throat" is mystery.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
Bell syndicate-wNU Features.

IN MY desk is one of the
l strangest letters I ever re-
~ ceived. I don't know
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

Back in the 1920s Gertrude Law
renee made guest appearance on
a radio variety show for which the
sponsors paid her 20 pounds a min
ute-about $100 American money. It
established financial record. When
she returns to the air with her new
show, September 80, on the Blue
Network, she'll get SO much more
that-though the figures still
secret-it will establish another rec
ord.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

Joseph Gotten, narrator and act
ing star of Misunderstanding Un-
limited" and greatly in demand in
Hollywood, is billed as the Great
Joseph, "The Wizard of the South"
in Orson Welles' Mercury Wonder
show; it's done nightly under can
vas, in Hollywood, for the edifica-
ton of service men; they're enter
tanned - and highly = by feats of
magic, and all for nothing!
The Ely miner., 1943-09-23

THE LOUDEST CRITICISM of the
suspension of philanthropy comes
from those who profted most from
its operation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Herbert T.. Dudley. Attorney
f2J0 Russell CT

STATE OF MICHIGAN in m. c.,.un
Court for the County o. wsyn. 10 chss.
cery.
SARAH MITCHELL risintir. "a
GEORGE MITCHELL. Defendant
No. Ss9.is6
~ session ~ said Court held a. ~.
Court House In the City OF Detre,. o.
the ,oih dav ~ November. An ist.
PreNew Honorable THOMAS J. MIR
Ply. Circuit Judge
IL appearing 20 this Court from III,
AFFIDAVIT OF the plaintiff that after an.
gent search and inquiry II eanno, be az
certained In what state or country The
defendant resides but that his LAST
known address was lsSs Hastings street.
Detroit Michigan:
on MOTION OF HERBERT I. DID.
LEY. Attorney for Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Complaint
Med IN this cause within three ~
months from the date OF this order Or
said Ril win be taken a. eonfeessd.
and that copy OF said order be sent
10 the last known address OF said dsfan-
dani by registered mail. and IN case no
-eeis'ered return receipt signed ~ me
defendant IL received that this order hs
published as required by law
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
CAspAR J IrNGEMAN. Clerk.
Iiy a. HARGREAvEs.
Deputy Clerk. i;-is-i.N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Slmmons 4 Rib. Attorneys
SIS GratlOt Avenuo

STATE OF MICHIGAN ,r ~.
circuit Court for the County .,
Wayne in Chancery.
ADDIE LONG. Plaintiff vs.
JAMES LONG. Defendant.
NO. 336,ele
Az a session OF said court heid
AZ the Court House in the civ ~
detroit on the 10th day OF Decem.
Der. AID. 1912
Present: Honorable ROBERT NJ
TOMS. Circuit Judge.
IN this cause II appearing from
AFFIDAVIT on file that after diIiren,
search and inquiry Il cannot ne
ascertained in what state or conn
Try the defendant resides.
ON MOTION OF SIMMONS AND
6lbb. attorneys for piaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that Jamss
Long appear and answer the hIIi
OF complaint filed In this cause
within three months from the date
OF this order. or said bill will he
'@ken as confessed against him.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED tina,
copy OF this order be published
according to law in the Detroit
,Iloune md also that copy Of
ms order be sent by registered mail
70 SAID defendant at his last known
ADDRESS. to wit. 27O5 sixty-Fourth
race Cleveland. Ohio.
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
"A True Copy
.AsPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY =. W. METHOD.
Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
cha.. R. rerkIn.. A,lnrn.r.

49, WuFfen ave
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit,
Court for the County OF Wayne IN chan.
Gerry.
la VERNE WATKINS nv rNvA
LtcHEY. HER NEXT FRIEND. riaintinf
W. FRANK LEE WATKINS. Defen-
No. s36.iss
AZ session ~ said Court heid ., the
Court House In tho City ~ Detroit on
Dee s. 1916:
Present: Honorable RoRERr ~
TOMS, Circuit Judge.
IN this cause. II appearing bv act.
naNt on hle that the defendant rrark
Ice watkins. cannot be served hy proc-
e"s issued out ~ this Court a. he r. mt
resident OF the state ~ Michigan mn,
resides In The city ~ chattanooea
county OF Hamilton and state Of Ten
ON MOTION OF CHARLES n prp
hlNS. ATTORNEY FOR pIAINTrrF
1T is ORDERED THAT the deferdsn,
frank Lee watkins appear ana an,w.r
mo h'li o. Complaint In this cause with.
w tnree months from the date Of This
oru.r or that said bill viii be taken a.
.onIessed that this order be publ,shsd
"VroraihR 70 law and a copy thereof he
S,'Veo upon tho defendant by register.
20 man az required by Law.
ROBERT NJ. TONS
"a Tru. coov, Circuit Judge
AsPAR ,. LTNcEMAN. Clerk
ny =. J. DUNE.
's ~'erN' ii-fs-f.sx
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
By MILO CASTOR
omments

ommentS
Prejudice sfill exists in the
hearts % some 81 Our leaders In
ihi. dav and time there should
b., no room ~ America for preJu-
Dice Nct prejudice is here In
Ecofse and n every other city ot
cur country. II seems the local
head ~ civilian Defense links
iaat We rngvn p Precincts II
and - SHOULD moi Know what 10
do IN ever ~ a real air raid
There arc pictures furnished by
the Coyerlmen' f0 he purpose
% educating The pubic along his
lnc. espcciailv ar raid wagdcns.
auxiliary police and firemcn SO
ihoy woni know what 10 do In
case an enemy raid should tome
SUCH pictures have been promised
ir our section since Sepiembef
but ones haven't arrived yet.
Wha' is wrong?
our air fad WARDEN leader IN
Precincts q, and u Edward Ar
mold, iofis Mo he ia os' for words
20 ansNcr tho auerv the public
asks him about he pictures
surely. here IS something that
San he do,e.
j. cast he said there is no
p4n af va'eh o show the PEE
flfes. ior there * ,he beautiful
auditorium ~ tho Miller school on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
EAST END NEWS
By MRS. MARIAN c. McGILL

Father Carron delivered the
morning sermon to large audi
fences at the masses OF Sacred
Heart church Among the visitors
were boys home on furlough.
Tuesday evening devotions was
followed by instruction.
Beginning last Sunday. Jan.
masses will be held at 1880, $50
aid $3.50 a. m. High mass Is at
IL M. Father Theijels is pastor.
Mrs. Lucille Foster OF Carne
avenue entertained at buffet
supper in her lovely home. CO
workers. from Montgomery Ward
They enjoyed games and dancing
after which The Fosters with Mr..
Fosters mother attended mass at
Sacred F.eart church
The Christian Mothers Society
OF Sacred Heart church held their
first Christmas party at the home
OF Mrs. Greenhouse on Marston.
The ladies' had their husbands as
guests. There were games and the
exchange OF gifts. This will be
an annual affair, the project. Mrs.
G. Harris Worthy announced.
Shut ms are: Mrs. Eva era
ham Of Kendall avenue. Mrs Eth
Ell Watkins OF Eliot street and
Doc Smith OF Gratiot.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGnl
spent a lovely Christmas among
many OF their friends and were
guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcdonald on Pasa-
dena avenue on Christmas day.
Mrs. McGill received a lovely
living room and bedroom suite as
a gift from her husband. There
we're 100 Christmas greetings re-
ceived and many kilograms.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
NO. 33G.3ft
ORDER For PUBLICATION

At a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit on the first day OF Deem
her. a d. 1912.
Present: The Hon. ROBERT VI.
TOMS. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that ii cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country
the defendant now resides and
her present whereabouts are un-
known. that her last known place
OF residence was 604 Moss Ave-
nue. Peoria. Illinois.
on MOTION OF LEWIS, ROW
IETTE & BROWN. Attorneys for
Plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant enter her appearance In
said cause on or before three go
months from The date OF this or
der. or the bill OF complaint may
be taken "a confessed and that
said order he published and a copy
thereof served upon defendant by
registered mail as required by law.
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY 4. HARGREAvES,
Deputy Clerk.
10 2-2o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Turner, Edw. w., Attorney.
klOO Iheonhl.r G.


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circui,
court for the County 81 Wayne IN Chan
cerv
ANNA MAE PALMER. Pialntir. vs.
ARTHUR LEE PALMER. Defendant.
NO. s36.7is
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session % said Court held In ne
County Building At Detroit on Dec. II.
1912
Present The Honorable RonERT N.
TOMS. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT on nie
showing that the defendant. Arthur lee
Palmer 10 not resident OF the state ~
Michigan and thar his address n COS
West i3sth Street. New York New York
ON MOTION OF Edward NJ. Turner
attorney for piaintin
1T re ORDERED that the sais de,en.
dan' nppear and answer ,he mn of com
plant MED IN this cause within three
months from the date NJ this order Or
the said hill will be taken a. confessed
against him.
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED tha, +.
copy ~ this order he published IN The
petrof Tribune. newspaper published
IN Wayre county, Michigan, ana served
according u law.
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
o. Circuit Judge
rAsPAR J LINcEMAS. Clerk.
ny r. W METHOD.
Depu'y Slerk ~ Ia 30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Arthur n. Davidson. Attorney
2QO9 Hastings ~

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho c.rcui,
Court for the County ~ wayne IN chan
cery
AfvA o'NEAr- PlainuN. ~. OLLIE
oSEAi. Defendant
No. 335.63i
AZ = session ~ said cour, held ~ the
Court House In tho city ~ Detroit.
wayns County Michigan. on the 18th day
81 November Al ietc
Present Hon. Dewitt H. MERRIAM
In this cause II appearing by AFFIDAVIT
that the defendant. ollie o Seal II a
non resident of this state: that her last
known address was IN the civ OF New
York and state ~ New York.
on motion OF Arthur n. Davidson. at-
torney for the plaintiff
II Is ordered that the defendant, ole
o Neal. enter her appearance IN naid
tause on or hcfore three fan Months
from tho date hereof. or said BIN or
complaint viii he taken as confessed
against her
II IL further ordered that a true cory
N this order he published according 20
law In The petrott Tribune and that
copy OF same he sent hv registered mail.
return receipt requested. to tho defen-
dants last known address
DewfTT' II. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR j. LING EMAN. Clerk.
nv J.. q NAVLT.
Deputy Clerk. i1-i,--l:So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
NEED BOOKS FOR TROOPS

CAMP EDWARDS, Mass.-(ANP
Camp Edwards second library,
in Service Club No. . for color
cd soldiers. started operation Jan.
!. In charge OF two enlisted mem
bers OF the 3S5th Engineer bat
talon.
Library No. now has more
than 500 volumes in II. but more
than 500 are needed before n
can really get into full swing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES
Abosr a. Ts.tsa. .,t.rne'

Abper A. Tstken. Attorney
$40 Monterey Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County 81 Wayne In Cnan'
Gerry.
MARY GfDLEY. Plaintiff. va HOW
ARD GIDLEY. Defendant.
no. 3as. go
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
Az q session Of said court held In the
Court House In the city Of Detroit.
county OF wayne and state OF Michigan
on the 18th day OF october. 1872
Present. Ths Honorable VINCENT NJ.
BRENNAN. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof ~ snidavit snow.
ing that tho defendant 10 resident or
the state OF Michigan and that process
for his appearance has been duly Issued
but the same could not be served by res-
son OF his absence from the state or con-
eealment therein. and that II cannot be
ascertained In what state or country the
defendant now resides.
1T rs ORDERED that the said defsn-
dant. Howard Gidley enter his appear
ancs In said cause on or before three
90 months from the date Of this order
or the Hill OF Complaint will ne taken
NJ confessed and that the said order he
as required by law.
VINCENT n. BRENNAN,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy,
CAsPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk
ny l.. o. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. li-ss-i-9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
NEWS FROM
ANN ARBOR
R, JOHN RACLAND

With MANY OF the Ann Arboi
people goils pack O. work on zee
81 instead Of the usual vacation
from Christmas 10 New Years,
> this holiday season was very snort
Consequently. parties upon parties
) were crowded INTO the shoi'
snaee OF & few DAYS. There we're
me usual parties and celebrd-
tons at tn, churches and the
Dunbar. and numerous house par
ties. large and small
The Whimans entertained
3 lheir guest from Chicago lavish
~ The Young lady YEAS Nfs.
rTilla Burns. and cutie an AT
ractive lady indeed. Besides
hem. there was the Rurihs who
mad as their guest Mrs. Runth 3
brother-in law. Chas Daniels all
So 81 Chicaao and Nr. and MIS-.
Arnett Runth OF Detroit Others
who added to the Christmas
cheer were the Coopers tho It's
man smiths and others
Picking a perfect, the Wed.iis
Ct Miss Bcalah Spencer ana VII
lie Mcdonald was so'emnized IN
Christmas eve N the hc1e ui
sir. and Mrs Haev on N'rtn
Fifth ayerue. with the Rev g..
". Carepn'er oificlaiiag Fol-
loving the wedding, group Vas
Formed ihc bride ans groom "a
cludedl that Cured the town Tor
round after round ~ heerIai
little house parties.
sunday evening after Christmas
very heagtifu dinner was given oy
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Huey on y. pih
avenue Their beautiful home was
decorated quite arusticallN. as
we'll as The able Il was truly
fine affair aad enc 10 be- yemem-
berea. both for rs sheer beauty,
rs array ~ tine foods and me
friendly afm0sp here Those pres
cnt lnclufed llr ami Mrs lier-
man Hill. Mr aaA Mrs. jean Nes'
ana Their son bonnie. NJ. and
Mrs. fiaiihcoch Nr. and Mrs
Archie HarNcr Mrs Fi''d ana
nor dauehte Mrs lee hoia OF
Flint. Edw. Neiiy. Mr. and Mrs.
Boland asd John Raslaai
-Moniay poe IS Wa. he date
for both Tire kns nauehteg's
md Tie Young Ladies AUXILIARY
Christmas rarties. q the hap'ist
church ana The home ~ Mrs
Rumset re,ne tyeiy Roth ware
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

t.er. returned Sunday from Pitts
burgh where he spent the holidays
Win relatives. He reports having
had wol dcrful time and hopes
10 90 hack when school closes.
First Baptist Church
Services at First Baptist we're
conducted SUNDAY by Pastor J. ID,
Davis HIS text was st. John $50,
subject leadership and Scholar
ship The chorus rendered mu-
sic The attendance was large
New members of First Baptist
are Mrs a. Miles and Mrs Min
ne cannon. Visitors Sunday in
Guided Mrs Carey and daughter.
Elizabeth. and Mrs. Fannie Mae
Cooper. Of Detroit
Martha Walker is on the sick
list.
Mildred Reddick is church re-
porter.
VT. Zion Baptist Church
The text OF the Rev c. a.
Stevenson's Sunday morning SER
mon was "A Standard For Tho
People The pastor stressed the
fact that VIC should set stand
ard for all tho year
The BYPU announces that their
first program for the new year
viii he held sunday aftern
Jan. 10 al ASST ne participants
include Mrs Faye Bruce. rel
iCus educational advisor: and
members OF the Gospel Harm.
izers Everybody is welcome.
Dumas init
The ladies' OF Alexander Dumas
unit are still in a Jealous work
ing mood Each one is planning
10 help 100 per cent to put over
The program for The new year.
The child welfare party was n
success. Chairman James Dennis
and Mrs Lola Walton both put
sorih every effort to make each
child happy The helpers. Mrs.
Garrett and Mrs. G. Fuller. also
did their part The children play
cd games and were served hot
dogs and pop Each youngster also
received a bag OF candy. nuts.
oranges and apples.
The Juniors rendered fine
program. under direction OF Mrs.
Hagoman.
Ladies' Of the unit wish 10
hank The Detroit Tribune for
the splendid service and co-opera-
ton given during 1912 and urge
all Ecorse citizens 10 read this
progressive paper each week
] am answering the article
placed in last weeks issue con
corning the Legion posts barring
civilians Yes. IL IL too bad that
we legonaires can't have a little
privilege TO ourselves with our
wives and children, without the
presence % outside persons You
who complain are old enough 10
he DICTIONARIES. Where were Won
when men we're called? N YOU
would answer the buele call. then
the world would not turn rs back
on YOU all.
tSignedl
James s. Dennis.
Sgt-at-arms.
10th District.
River Rouge