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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

ipre6enoe uno au6 unitnnige 9lnIt6-
ten iiber cine @r3iebrng (8e~@ouca'
tion) @uropas na9 Dem Rriege ge'
auBert tporoen.
Sn Ieiner p09entli6en ArtitelIerie
u@bat's &igbt 8itb Ebe 8or1o 2"
tritt audi ReO. SameS 90. @iai5> s.
5.B, @oitor ser ,,Gatbolic 8orlo",
an 0iele 6rage beran uno 5iebt cine
Yoreuele 5pi1hen Ser &ultur unO
gr5iebung (G0ucotion) Ser H0lfer
ser 9llten unO gteuen 8elt, 11nO Dirft
0ie 6rage out Oh e5 fir unS ii6erz
buupt angebradt lei europa 81 er=
3ieben (to educate gurope).
u5eit tangent, l6reibt JfeD. Gil
liz, ,par etlpas Gertebrte5 in Ser
gr5iebung (e0ucution) in europa.
l1no iebt lpollen unS Sic 9eadfrlegS-
ploner tpei5muden, 0oB uns 9lmeri=
fanern iebt 0ie 9lufgobe 5ufQllt, Ben
guropdern ben &opf 5urebt5uleben
unO ibnen bei3ubringen, 1pas eigentlid)
&ultur uno &rn1t lit. Oeon mir0 mir
es boffentli6 ni6t beriibeln, pem i6
ein 0erorti9e5 @ere0e redt tomiI6
(funnD) finOe, nid)t i'm bun1orool=
len 5inne> lonOern 0aB eS mir bo61t
ab1uro borfomnt.
Wir 1ino feinc5megS in Der Gage,
europa 81 er5ieben. OaS lit >penig-
items Die An1iht in europa 0riiben
bQlt man 1nS fir 8arboren. Bor ct
tpa bunoert Subren lteute 5p0nep
5mitb in ser ,,@oinburgb HeOien"
iiberbaupt Elm omeritoniide5 8u6?"
0ie berG6tlide Srage: u98er lie1t
Seute freili6 lelen Die gnglanoer
amerifoniide 8iiber, ober mir ldeint
es,alS ob iie beute nod Imerifa alS
Elm riidItdnoiges - oieleiht milOes
- 2ano betra6ten.
g8ir ienoen 5tuoenten no6 Or-
foro uno Cambridge. Sic 1enOen feline
SIuOeIIe1t HdO 9QTOurOr Ou4e Optl
Columbia. SelbIt Siioamerita lu6t
feline tDiiienidaftli6e IuftlGrung nidt
in Nor0omerita. SIrgentinien 3. 8.
lonote Dor Dem 9riege feline iungen
2eute na9 Yoris. Sn @bile un6 Beru
un0 8rulilien bat Die io5iale uno fl
nun3iele Clique bot lire 8lide iiber
lii61iben gtlantit nod oen W1l1tter>
1Gn0ern geridtet Au9 iie bulten unS,
tpie 0ie @nglan0er, fir robe Weu=
i6en. 9lqe berlteben unter gr3iebung
uno 8i1oung &ultur. Sic baben ale
9dtung Dor unlern 0tonomiiden luo
io3iologil6en &enntniilen l1nO Dor al
lem Dor 1tnlerm b0bern @eihoftSlin1L
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17
l1niere Mnfgabe, ,,@Ms
1opa 31t er3teben!"

gon bieftgen gr3iebern (g6uca-
tors) r,to folden, bic bon @r5iebune
blutmenig beriteben ooer bielleidt
ielbit &penig er5iebung genoiien ba'
ben, ftno in greiie, 9fa6io uno in TO-
gen. ,Sotpn Weeettnes" biele tpi6er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

5lt balten; unO penn e3 mir iibcrlol=
len bliebe, 81 clltlheioe1t, o6 mir cine
&egierl1ng obne 3eitltngen bnben iouz
ten oOe 3eitl,n9en obne Negierung,
Damn uiirOe id5 0a5 2ebtere pdblerL
obne audi nltr einen 9lugeublid 5u
5ogern." - Sbonu5 Seffer1on.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

%lno dn tauten. Sn oem1elben 9trs
tenbrief betlagte Der @r5bii6of Die
Satfa6e, ooB oas 9an3e @obltGttg-
teitSDert bon ser &egierung ben Sea,
tbolifen entriiien uno einem io3ioIi=
ftiI9en Staat ii6eranttportet noroen
iei.
Sn einem 0ritten SirtenI I6reiben
muroe proteItiert gegen oie MoBnQb=
me ser 8erle9ung Der 9itleriuge110=
berIammlungen ouf Sic erIteu Oeor-
genitun0en OeS Sonntag, tpoOur6 eS
otbo1ii6en &in0ern ungen1ein er-
i6mert tpur0e, ser FL. We11e bei5utpob=
men. Snfolge0eiien lob man li6 &C.
5tpungen> cine gea6n1itto9smelle ein-
5ufiibren.
Gin biertes Sirtenidreiben berur-
title HoIenbergs Hallenlebre. Oie
9eutI6en Duroen 6Qron erinnert, oaB
es feline Serrenrofe gibt, bo Baue
Weeni9en glei6 ltno ols 8riioer in
Gbriltus. 8er Die bDrannil6e Dur6=
fiibrung oller @eleBe uno 8eroronun=
gen Ser Na3iregierung tennt, n1rB gu
Dem SdluB fommen, ooB Elm bober
Grab opoitolil6en Sel0enmutes 6n3u
geb0rt, in 0er Seffentlidteit cine fol-
6e 5prade 5u fiibren. Sn GbnIi9er
8ei1e mabnten uno proteltierten o1e
onoeren oeutl6en 8ii6ofe uno Bis
ieBt bat es Die @eitopo nidt getpagt>
oagegen ein5uidreiten.
9ies be6eutet teinesmegs, 6oB oie
oertl9en &atbolifen ni6t patriotii9
ltno> ODER itd) gegen Die Negierung
erbeben piiroen Sbpobl biele oerIels
ben gegen Ben &rieg iino un0 iogar
i'm fir ungeredt balten, iino lte To-
pal. sic unterI6eioen 5tpilden Dem
yta5lregtme un0 oem oeutI9en Batter,
lonoe. 8iele itn6 ou9 unter Dem Gin.
orud Der Na3ipropoganoa, 6oB tie ei'
men &rieg gegen Sen 8olI9etpismus
fitbren.
0ie @eltnnrng Der 6euti6en &o-
tboliten england un0 9lmerita gegen,
iber fonnte biSber ni6t gerooe fein0s
lid genonnt Deroen. Sic ging in gr>
bitterung iiber our9 Die tpieoerboIten
Inlagen Ser @06bels 'l6en 8ropogan-
ooreoen, in tpel6en INNER pieoer
berborgeboben tpur0e, ooB 0ie oIliiers
ten Bomben MIR &irden uno Runit>
oenfmaler treffen.
@S eriibrigt nod cine Grage, Die
t mauslano bielfo6 falI6 ouSgeIegt
uno ni6t berltanoen miro: SIT oos
tatbo1tfde 8olf Deuti6Inos berant=
tportlid fir aue 6ie @reueI uno
Sdonotaten> 8erfolg1&ngen un6 Moi=
ienmor6e Ser Na5i in anoern europG-
ii9en 2anoern2 Das lit NIT einem
entl9ieoenen geein 3u beanttporten,
f9on aus Dem @runoe, neil Tie ME
ettpaS oabon gebort baben. Das &C.
pobnlibe 8olf miro 6oriiber bon ltdn-
big i'm Dpnfeln gebalten 1n6 oie aus
@uBlano un0 Yolen beimtebren6en
Soloaten ipre6en ME oarlber.
Wenn na6 Dem &rieg Elm gere6ter
Srteoe folgt uno oem 6eutlden Bolfe
cine fabige un6 erfolgrei9e Hegie>
rl1ng erlteben ion, 10 ltno es sic oeut=
i6en &atboliten> tpel6e auein in1Itan-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

$4,000 totbolii6e 05utter ser
gr5oio5eie 2iberpool, england, baben
cine Petltion an 0a5 Barlament In.
teri6rieben alS Erotelt gegen oie fl
nan5ieuen Soridldge fir fatbolii6e
5dulen, tpie tie in ser gr5iebun9sbor-
lage entbalten itno uno bitten Inn
@ntfernung oieler ltngeredtigfeiten
in Ser 8orlage. (0ie 8i160fe gng,
lambs batten bereits porber offi5ien
gegen Die 8orlage 5tellung genom-
men. - Inn1. 3. &eo.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

0o sic 8rltnologe 1tnierer Negie=
rllng sic Wfeinlrng 0e5 SolfeS lit, loll=
te oaS ober1te 3iel lein, oieS I'M Got
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

8. Sum- 1884 uno gum 8il6of bon
Bortlano ernannt i'm Sabre 1901.
slm 80. &ugult 1907 folgte er @r5-
biidof Biuiams in Bolton uno
puroe am II. Nobember 1911 CUR
tpiiroe erboben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

SsS1n @lter bon 81 Sabren lit na6
LANCER iegensreider Eatigfeit &ar-
otnal-@r5biifof S'gonnen bon 8o-
iton aus 6ieiem 2e6en gei6ieoen.
St tpur6e gum 45rieiter getpeibt om
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

den wieder wissen wollen und EUR
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun VOL
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Naehbarschaft I>icht
kaufen konRen, senden Ste fir unser
ApsnkrKutsr EInfuhrung sangebot d
erhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17
UMSONST SofiSssSto So6 W5stoP[~, Pro

FORMS HEIL-OEL LN1MENT - anti.
Septisch--bEtngt schnelle Linderunz Won
xheumatischen und neuralg1schen Schmer.
zen. muskuloSen RuckenschmerZen, stei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Nerstau.
chunsen und VerTenkungen-
FORNTS MAGOEO - alkalisch - Mndert
gewisse voriberDehsnde Masenstorunssn
w1e SodbrennSn und Verdauungs sstorun.
gen, hsrvorgeruSon durch sin Uebernass
an Saure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17
Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkei
leiden

Wenn funktionale HarLeibigkeit an.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves Mnd
irritiert fuhlen und am deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, Gblem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Vex.
dauungsstorung, Schlaf. und Appetit-
1osigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt voII ven
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes AlpenkrauteP
und nehmen Sic es elm genau vie
auf dem Etikett angegeben. Mehr
ais elm Abfthrmittel, es list auch
eine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi"
yin, hergestellt aus Is der Natur eige-
nen medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und PflGlzen. Alpenkrauter bringH
trSge Darme 9um Arbei-
ten und hilft, verharteten 60
Abfau sanft und leiche (>Y
ausxuschefden, sowie die ~ARN
durch Hartleibigkeit ver- T1
ursachten Case Eu veztrei. 5~D
ben und gibt " II
dem Magen das W
angenehme Co ~SN
ftihl von WSrme. INTN
Wenn Sic die N yoo:sas
Freuden glicki- IA ,.ALprr,&
cher Linderung IA AR4irFfN
Won Hartleibig- LA sSSSR AI
keits eschwer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Roosevelt Kin
Grief Stricken

OYSTER BAY. N. T., July IA
(INS)-T'he family Of Brig. Gen.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. was grief
stricken today after receiving Off
cial word that the general, son Of
the late President Teddy Roose-
Welt had died in Normandy, and
also that his brother. 1t. Col.
Roosevelt, has been
wounded.
Col. Roosevelt. last surviving
son Of the late president, was dis
closed 10 have been wounded IN
Biak Island in the Pacific and
since then had suffered an attack
OF bronchial pneumonia.
Two other sons OF the first The
odore Roosevelt have lost their
lives in American wars. Maj. Kerr
nit Roosevelt died June ), 1943,
while on duty In Alaska. 1t. Quen-
tin Roosevelt was shot down while
serving as a pilot in World War /.
Brig. Gen. Roosevelt won hon.
ors in many fields, serving with
distinction in two wars and con-
tributing many services 10 the
public as civic worker. explorer,
author and publisher.
He began his military career in
1917 as a major with the 26th
Infantry and went 10 France in
World War I with the First
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Lose 7 Lbs. in 10
Days or No Pay

No starving diet or exercise.
Now science brings you the LAX
method. This method comes com
plete. LAX "a full months supply
OF this fine laxatlve) and com
plete diet for each week. Start re
ducing today. Go 10 Responder s
Drug Store. 1901 Joseph Campau
druggist and purchase LAX method
on your money back guarantee that
you must lose 7 pounds in 10 days
or money Immediately refunded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
NUMEROUS DECORATIONS

After taking part in the major
battles OF that war he became a
lieutenant colonel and returned
to the United States with numer-
GUS decorations including the
Distinguished Service Cross, Dis
tinguished Service Medal and the
Order OF the Purple Heart OF the
United States as well as the War
Cross Of Montenegro. the Grand
Gordon OF Prince Danilo ], the
Belgian Croix de Guerre with
palms and the Gran Croix de la
Couronne. From the French he
received the Legion OF Honor and
Croix de Guerre with three palms.
After the war he was honored
by the Chinese government for
his relief work.
He followed in his fathers foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Belle Isle
Program

The Detroit Federation of Mu-
slclans Band sponsored by the De-
partment OF Parks and Recreation
will present the following pro-
gram AZ the Belle Isle shell at
S:l5 tonight:
The star spa ngisd Banner
The Commando kafoh Barrier
Overture "Chai Romano" Kete!bey
PARK Avenue Fantasy
halnsck and Sgnoreli
n Paclo waltz Ardit
Miss virgins schWstin Vocal Solos
The Aviation SUITS Grnfs
overture Naughty Marietta Herbert
irish Patrol Drum
tD Juba Dance. from the SUITS
I'm the Bottoms Dett
(bl Tropical Gould
Overture The Carnival OF Venice Thomas
The stars and STRIPS Forever Sousa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Smith 10 Accept Post
On Transit Board

Leroy c. Smith. county road
engineer, announced today that he
would accept his appointment by
Mayor JeTries 10 the newly
created Detroit Transportation
Board.
Smiths appointment was urged
by several members of the COM
mon council after JeffrieS had
selected five city officials TO serve
on the board, which will determine
and direct a postwar transporta-
ton program for the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

steps for a while and became a
politician. In 1879 he was elected
to the New York State Assembly
and in 1921 was appointed secre-
tary OF the navy under Harding,
rcsignlng In 1924 TO become the
Republican candidate for COVER
nor OF New York.
Defeated at the polls, he made
two explorations into Asia for the
Field Museum Of Natural His
tory. When he returned from his
last expedition in 1929, President
Roovcr appointed him governor
general OF the Philippines. where
he served until 1892.
AUTHOR OF NOTE
Roosevelt became editor for
Doubleday Doran and Co. in 1895
and was recognized as an author
Of note. having written nine books
since 1919. He was vice president
OF the Boy Scouts OF America. an
organizer OF the American Legion
and a member OF the board OF
directors of the Field Museum.
Gen. Roosevelt Is survived by
his widow and three Sons in the
armed forces, Capt. Quentin
Roosevelt. 1t. Theodore Roosevelt
III with a naval aviation unit in
the Pacific. and 1t. Cornelius
Roosevelt. USN.
HiS daughter. Mrs. William Nc
MILAN, wife of 1t. Comdr. Me
MILAN, USN, lives in Washington,
II II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Naples Funeral
lobe Tomorrow
Obituary

Funeral services for LySander
T. Naples for - years Dearborn
Official, viii be conducted at 2
.. m. tomorrow at the home, 14206
Lanson.
Mr.. Naples, "a, died Of heart
attack yesterday morning. He was
a native Of Dearborn and ever
since 1892. when he was elected
to the school board, has been IN
public service.
Mr.. Naples was az one time
justice OF the peace, supervisor OF
SprlngwellS Township, member OF
the Wayne County Board Of Super
viSors and a member Of the board
OF assessors of Dearborn, Spring
wells and Fordson
He Is survived by his wife jean
cite. four sons. II. Col. LySander
T.. Mai. William A.. Chester B.
and Richard c. Naples. and three
daughters, Joyce a. Naples, Mrs.
Edith Fountain and Mrs. Sada A.
Waters.
Burial will be in Woodmere
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
NJ. F. McGrath
Rites Tomorrow

Services will be held at 9 80 a. m.
tomorrow at the T. p. Sullivan
Funeral Chapel, s274 Grand River,
for Maurice F. McGrsth. former
clerk in the court Of Circuit Judge
George b. Murphy.
Mr.. McGrath. who lived at 1850
Indiana. died July s. after leaping
from a Lake Michigan steamer en-
route from the Republican conven-
ton al Chicago.
Surviving are two brothers, John
and Edward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saIesman.
ADyrRTfsrMrNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

and mysterious Apache festival
on the sixth day, the scouting
plainsmen entering an arroyo about
five miles from White River, found
at the bottom of the dry wash the
beaten remains of Henrietta Schmcr-
Ter Her torn Indian costume and
her scattered belongings bore evil
denCe 10 a violent struggle. Cuts
and bruises on her body might have
been inflicted by a stone club and
dull knife.
Then the half-breed pointed at an
arrow that the killer had driven deep
in the girls breast, and uttered a
single word. Navajo"
The crime having taking place on
government territory the FIJI from
FL Paso stepped in Special Agent i.
A. Street already famous for solving
the Usage Insurance Murders" ia
1925 and an authority on Indians was
assigned to the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

scented her asking Gilbert to take her
TO the dance Jealous OF the Navajo
rival, and ragged by his squaw, The
Hawk must have been dOubly en-
ragged And, according TO Apache
tradition, he did not murder the rival
but the girl.
Working on this theory Street ar
rested several ApaChcs as a blind He
watched Golney but without results.
All ne had was circumstantial evil
dcnce and very flimSy al that Fl
nally, he decided TO act
He ordered the old Apache chief
90 be at Scymore's WiCkIup the fol
lowing night with six braves. and see
10 it that Lynx Sam and GOlney the
Hawk attended this council They all
came Stoical copper faces met
Street Bonner and his deputies
Killer OF white girl is here among
Us. Street announced. we have
come 10 arrest him
The Indians sat like wooden totems
as Street held up a small bottle OF
cOlOrlcSs liquid Here is a bottle
Of water. ON hand Of killer water
Will turn 10 blood
With dramatic SlOVncSs he let
three drops OF the liquid fall on the
back OF his hand The drops re
manned COlorlcSS The same result
on Douncrs hand
When he came 70 Golncy, Street
carefully applied the drops to his
hand He stepped back and the ~
dams stared The drops on Golney's
hand were turning crimson.
Golncy the Hawk confessed. lie
was indicted for the murder and - /,
sentenced for life. &'
The watcr-like liquid Street Gun.
nngly used was a chemical a fluid
that turns red on contact with acid. A
heavy meat diet gives the Indians
an acidulous skin. The chemical would
have redeemed on any Indians hand
But II must have appeared AS blood
indeed 10 the eyes of the guilty Hawk.
THE AMERICAN wIEKI.N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Henrietta
Schn1cTlpr'S

Gilbert had not been on horseback.
This practically cNouerated the Ma
vajo, but Street held him as a-Fuse.
Keeping his ears 10 the ground.
Street learned that the girl had often
gone hunting with the bucks and the
braves She flattcred old Lynx Sam
and gave gifts TO GolncyS Squaw and
her papoose. She also had courted
favor among several of the braves
by giving them fircWater
Street, knowing the Indians TEN.
permanent was sure that the white
girl had incurred resentment among
the chiefs and medicine men, and
especially among the jealous Squaws
who wouldn't like her interest in their
braves.
The G-Man's suspicion grew when
he heard that the college girl had
spent much time in company of'Gol.
ncy Scymore, known as The Hawk
He also heard that The Hawk had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

been quite taken
with the white
girl She w a S
once even scolded
by a rowing Indian
agent for going
around with a
married brave
Little by little,
Street picked up
the threads. Az
patteH
formed one typo
cally Indian in de
sign, Yet some OF
il the girls own
loom. The Apache
must n We re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

ApachcS and NavajoS Of the district,
and that she was friendly with Sey-
more and his son Golncy who lived
with their Squaws in a shack next
10 hers. She may have gone off on
some research as she was wont TO do.
But recalling last nights tribal dance,
and seeing Sans anxious yet non.
Committal face, Dohncr was uneasy
When two more days passed with
out a sign OF the girl, Bonner depu-
tied a Mexican stoCkman, Jesus Vel
asqucz, and a halfbrccd. Dan Colley
10 scout for hcr. At her abode they
could find no clue.
Then the sheriff Of Navajo County
T.. d. DivclbeSs took up the search.
10 was found that Miss Schneider
lad planned to attend the Apache
dance with young Claude Gilbert a
Navajo. lie was picked up for qucs.
tioning. but he insisted that he had
been home on the night OF the weird
20 March >. 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

American tribes. me
white girl had been
warned 10 shun the Red
Mems secret rites. But
she went on - and was
never seen alive again.
1t was the night of July
Is, 1881.
Old Sam Seymore,
known as The Lynx,
came TO William Bonner,
reservation superinten-
dent, 20 report that
White Lady Who Stays
Up All Night Writing"
was missing. Lynx Sam
used the Apache name
bestowed on Henrietta
Schmerler. %, a Column
bia University student
from New York who
came West to write a
thesis on Indian lore.
Bonner knew that the
girl had made numerous
IT pn a s among the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

against the stars, drums pounded in the night
and black shadows fitted about invoking thu
spirits of the gods,
Several miles away a white girl, costumed
in fringed buckskin, noccasins and beaded
headband, walked away from the doorway of
4 Wickiup as gracefully as an Indian maid
The noise of the tribal dance was a little
frightening For the Indians were Apaches
the most dangerous and supersttious of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Posing around
White River as a
cattle buyer and
concealing his knowl-
edge of the Apache
dialect he carefully
unraveled the muir
der mystery. He soon
decided that the muir.
dercr was an Apache.
for il would be quite
in kccpin g with
Apache cunning 20
steal a Navajo arrow
and shoot it from
an Apache bow.
Going over the
scene OF the murder,
Street found the
girls fountain pen,
it's h q q $ h el !
cru $ h ed Only a
b OrS e'S hoof could
have smashed that
pen. Further inquiry
revealed that Claude
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
BY
THEODORE ROSCOE

nIG medicine was 4
HrTdKITg. Where
- the red moon
rose above the Arizona
ridge, the smoke of ccre
monial fires curle {
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-16
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

MI. and Mrs. William Louis
Schutt, Jr., announce the birth of
a daughter, Bettylou Gertrude,
January IL, at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Schutt is the former
Betty Daniels.
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Literature Department Of Sorosis
Plans Interesting Meet For Thursday

in a field unusual for her, that Of
poetry. She will bring to her au-
dience poems written by men in
service, some with stirring patri-
otism, others with tender pathos.
reaching deep into the heart.
AS special feature of the meet
ing Miss Shirley Jean Beasley will
render the entire poem of Alice
Dauer Miller, The White Cliffs
of Dover" Her rendition IF the
poem won for Miss Beasley Sec
ond place among the prize winners
of the last defamation contest
held by New Hanover High school.
Following the program refresh
ments will be served by a COM
mittee under the direction of Mrs.
W. L. Williford, and social hour
will be enjoyed.
Club members may br n G a
friend and very cordial invita-
ton is extended to wives of men
in the armed forces who are visit
ing or temporarily residing in the
CITY,
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Marjorie B. Dew,
Capt. Bekaert
Wed Saturday

s1iss Marjorie Boswell Dew and
Capt. Charles Joseph Bekaert
were married Saturday morning
at II o'clock at the First Baptist
church in Wilmington. The Rev.
Sankey Lee Blanton, pastor of the
church, performed the ceremony
and Henri Emurian, organist, rem
dered the wedding music.
The bride is the daughter of
MI. and Mrs. John Thomas Dew
of Wilson and is a member of the
Lake Forest school faculty. She
is a graduate of Atlantic Christian
college.
Capt. Bekaert is the son of MI.
and Mrs. Joseph Bekaert of Hamp-
ton Manor, Rensselaer,, N. Y, and
4 graduate of the University OF
Kansas. He is stationed at the
Anti-Aircraft Artillery school,
Camp Davis.
Only the immediate family and
close friends were present. Fol
lowing the ceremony the couple
departed for a short wedding trip
south. Upon their return they will
be at home at Is Summit Walk,
Lake Forest.
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Doris Lee Taylor WEEDS
Cadet George w. Ahlsen

NEW BERN, Jan. 15.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lee P. Taylor of New Bern.
have announced the marriage of
their daughter. Doris Lee, to Ca
Diet George William Ahlsen. of the
Selman Army Air Field, Monroe.
La. son of Mrs. Bertha Ahlsen
and the late Hans Ahlsen of Ami
tyville, N. Y.
The wedding took place Decem-
Der 81 in the First Methodist
Church at Monroe, La. Mrs. John
Greeland and Cadet John Green
land were attendants. For h e
present the couple is residing in
Monroe. For the wedding the bride
wore brown crepe, with brown
orchid.
The bride is a graduate of New
Bern High school and Jefferson
medical college school of nursing
in Philadelphia. She took post
graduate work in psychiatry at
the Philadelphia Institute of Psy-
chiatry. For the past two years
she has been supervisor of the In
sulin department of the Long Is
land Home, a private psychiatric
institution at Amityville.
Cadet Ahlsen is a graduate of
the Amityville High school and at
tended Pennsylvania college in
Kentucky.