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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Mrs. Sarah |. Webster

Funeral services for Mrs. Saras
fsbeii webster, wife OF Horace ",
Webster, tax and public relations
counselor, will be held at 2:30
p. m. tomorrow at the Hamilton
Chapel, 1915 Cass.
A resident Of Detroit almost
half century Mrs. Webster died
at the family home at 2250 w.
McNichols yesterday.
The Rev Charles II Myers.
pastor Of the North Woodward
CONGREGATIONAL Church, will say
final prayers Burial will be at
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Besides the husband. Mrs.
Webster leaves two daughters
Miss Helen Johnston. ar home
and Mrs. WilfrId a. Geldart.
1896 Ward.
Mrs. Webster was born in Sara
toga Springs
She was widely known in the
city for her many charities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Hal H. Smith
Rites Private
Obituaries

Associates In the fields OF law
finance. industry. politics and the
arts today paid tribute 10 Hal H.
Smith. 71-year-old Detroit attor-
ney and civic leader, who died Of
a heart attack yesterday.
Private services will be con-
Quoted in his home at 1880 Wind
mill Point, Crosse Pointe, al ?
p. m. tomorrow. Burial will also
be private Friends are asked 10
omit flowers. The body will be at
the William r. Hamilton Funeral
Chapel, Cass and Alexandrine,
until tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Smith was stricken in his
home yesterday morning. He had
apparently been in good health,
although he suffered a previous
attack two years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Charlotte M. Kinq

Services for Miss Charlotte N.
King. AZ. we'll known Michigan
social worker who died Wednes-
day In Hurley Hospital, Flint, were
held yesterday at Flint with
burial in Grand Rapids.
For the last ID years she had
been in charge Of the Flint branch
Of the Michigan Children's Air
Society. She had been engaged in
social work since her graduation
from the University Of Michigan.
include heF-f father.
Frank King. of Grand Rapids ;
two brothers, Benjamin Of Charles
tnnEta and Dasid=ef Lansing.
sHa two SISTERS, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fraser of Detroit and Mrs. Doro-
thy Hauser- of Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Prisoners Get
Yule FiXimGS

NEW YORK. Dec. % (UP)-
They'll have Christmas trees with
plenty of ornaments. Christmas
music and books and a regular
turkey dinner. but IL all adds up
TO pretty dismal Christmas
nevertheless.
This is the schedule for Mon
day at Stalag Luft III and other
prisoner of war camps for Ameri-
can airInen shot down over
enemy territory.
1t won't be like Christmas. 1871.
or even 1912 but IL will be a touch
of home. thanks to the National
War Fund and the American Red
Cross. Months ago. they made
their Christmas plans. Today. they
have word through neutral sources
that the tinsel, gifts and food have
arrived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Mental Clinics
Planned Vets

A chain Of state-financed and
I a e-operated neuropSychiatric
clinics. for veterans will be estab-
bshed in January. IT was an
nounced today.
Col. Philip C. Peck. director Of
the state office of veterans af-
fairs. said that the clinics would
be established in Detroit, kalama-
zoo, Grand Rapids, Lansing. Flint,
Pontiac, Ann Arbor. Saginaw,
Traverse City and Newberry.
Except in Detroit, where the
clinic will probably be located at
Harper Hospital. local councils of
veterans affairs will be asked 10
suggest suitable locations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Jap Bases Captured
On Road 10 MandaIay

HANDY. Ceylon. Dec % GNS)
Troops OF the Allied Fourteenth
Army have captured the two inn
portant japanese bases Of Wuntho
and Nankan on the Myityina-
neutrality-suspicious. Railway, the
Allied southeast Asia headquar-
ters disclosed today.
This brought the Allied forces
80 miles farther in their south
ward drive down the railway cor
ridor 10 Mandalay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Santa Claus Gives
Cigareis and Gum

ARMONK. N. Y. Dec. % QNS)
An honest-to-goSh Santa Claus
appeared on the street here today
and handed out cigarets and chew
ing gum 10 passersby.
The Santa was unmasked as
Ben Marx, proprietor of a drug
store. He explained he was tired
of trying 10 ration the scarce
articles and decided to give the
stuff away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23

Hospital at the
age of 81.
Surviving are
a son, M a j .
d o u 6 ! a S
Donald, Detroit
physician n o W
h e a ing the
medical depart
m mt Of a n
overseas s [ a :
ton hospital; a
sister. a daugh-
ter and three
pranfichilfirpn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23

Funeral services will be held
tomorroY at IL a. m. for DR.. VIII
liam M. Donald, one of the citys
most prominent physicians. who
died Wednesday night at Grace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
R. |. Mclean Dies

LANSDOWNE. Pa. Dec. p
TUPJ Robert Lewis Mclean. II
former Secretary-treaSurcr of the
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin,
died last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23

Services will be held in the VIII
liam r. Hamilton funeral home
Cass and Alexandrine, with burial
in Emwood cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Jill went to Reno
Now she's back.
Jack has nothing
But Jill has Jack.
CoodfeiIow Field Flight lime
The new orderly busted the officers
desk. wiped off the chair. arranged his
books and tidied up generally-every.
thing was tiptop except the floor.
Private" said the officer, wasn't
this floor swept?"
NO" admitted-the soldier.
mo. WHAT" rasped the officer.
mo broom" answered the private.
Comp Beole Beoiiner
A colonel wired a pilot on leave:
Move heaven and earth: get here Fri.
day"
The colonel got this reply: Raised
he'll, will get there Thursday"
GoodfeIiow Field Flight lime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Joe: We'll. what followed?"
81: Il did"
Greenwood (Miss.) Cremin
Hubby"
'Mummmmmmmm.wmmf?"
Hubby. wake up"
'Wassamatter, wassamatter?"
I'm certain heard mouse
beak."
What do you want me to do, get up
d oil III"
Greenwood (NSs.) Cremiio
Iers's a toast TO the girl who steals,
; swears-who steals into your
ns. lies there and swears she loves
a."
Mioni Sky~riter
lack had money
Dil had nil.
Jack married jill
70 Jack had Jill.
> r,s,lrair. ise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29


caused many a secretary to change hel
position.
Peeos (TeS) Flying Time
Cob Il don't trust you too far"
Gal: Il don't trust you too near"
The Bull Horn
Medic: Private Jones swallowed his
knife. sir. We operated but couldn't
recover it,"
Major: OK. issue Jones another
knife"
Lee Trcyeier
us the Oak Leaf Cluster a new deco
ration"
why no. Adam wore one"
DoUetos (Aniz.) Flight Pottern
Summer Visitor: II suppose there
are many peculiar characters in this
village?"
Native: Yes mann there is, but most
Of them are just here for their vaca.
ton"
APO e42
Sgt: Hey, Meathead. would you like.
TO see some bubble dancing?"
Meathead; Yeah. sure would"
Sgt; We'll, go over to the mess-hall
and wash dishes with that CT soap"
~ Fort Huochucd apache Sentinel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Sell Tickets TO Opera

THOSE ENERGETIC mem
bers of the Junior Women's
Symphony Society have I'M
dertaken to sell 70 box seats
for the opening perform
ance of the San Carlo Opera
Co. -. to be given April 20
at the Masonic Temple Audi
forum -.
The offering will be Car
men -.
They'll make the price Of
the seats and the money will
be devoted to the maintenance
fund of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra e..
Mrs. Albert Gregory
acting president in the alb
sence of Mrs. Edison Pool
heads the ticket selling COM
mittee which is composed of
members of the board o.
Mrs. Howard Wheeler .. Mrs.
+. f. Templemeyer Mrs.
Graham Sellers. Mrs.
James Barrett Kathleen
Ice Morrison =. Pat Hill and
RENE Grant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Horoscope

Look p Section in Which Your B
For Thursday. April IS.
MARCH ~ TO APRIL 20
To-day is rich IN gepH-
incly bene6c rays. It's your her
itagcA SO reflect carly 1hen-pra--
coed confidently and with sue
oeeding hours broaden your quest
for greater success,
APRIL II TO MAY %
ToWWs-These days of furious
propaganda, frantic, often reck-
less action, you may step aside
momentarlly to watch what
-pFagrass-4--Ta4ade,-enA- by whom.
NAY Fl TO JUNE II
GemiHi 49, Explore this gener-
Gus day, the complex as well as
the easy problems.
JUNE % TO JULY IS
Cdpccr-You arc expected to
know the main issues anr facts
This beneilcent day. Recollection
Of past experiences, to betray
false leads can aid you to highest
attainment.
JLLY p TO AUG. %
LEO Excellent time for bust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Dancer Honored

CLARISSA HOLLAWAY
featured dancer in the
musical show, Something for
the Boys" . was even more
attractive AZ the luncheon
given for her yesterday by the
Colony Club than she is on
the stage of the Cass Theater.
Slim and graceful, she was
decorative in a bolero jacket
suit Of soft wistaria wool and
= little. round beige straw hat
trimmed in front with spring
flowers and swathed in green
yelling
Another guest Of honor was
Clanssa's mother. Mrs. j. r.
Ellis ~. New York, who ar
rived Easter Sunday morning
49,. 20 be with her during her
Detroit engagement :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

PATTERN 4R4698 comes in
misses sizes: l., IA, 16. Is and
%. Memen,s sizes. 80, 81, "a.
rs, 3s and 40. Size is takes ga
yards, 35-inch material.
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern of useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments, 20 cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly size, name and
style number.
Only 10 cents more brings
our 1914 Anne Adams Pattern
Book. New, easy-to-make styles.
Free pattern printed in book.
Send your order TO the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
f225 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Miss Bennett Engaged

MRS. EDWARD s. BEN
NETT Of Country GlHbLaHe7
Crosse Pointe Farms, today
is announcing Wave Ensign
Priscilla Benefits engage.
ment 10 Ii. John r.
Hertzler lUSNR), son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. H. Hertzler Of
Lancaster, Pa.
Ensign Bennett went 10
Miss Hills School in Pitts
field, Mass. and received
her 3. a. from Smith Col
iege
She is a member of Sigma
Gamma and of the Junior
League -.
Joined the WAVES in
.faauary.-tta433.- d-1s-stas
toned in w a s h in & o H..
DC. -.
1t. Hertzler received de-
gree in engineering from Le-
high University, where he was
a member of Lambda Chi
Alpha and Tau Beta ri =.
Since joining the navy in
1912 he has been stationed
in Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Introduces Guests

MRS. MILLARD TON
CRAY, chairman Of social &C.
tivities, introduced the guests
Of honor -.
Others al the speakers Ia
bic were Mrs Otto RBm-
pei - Mrs Harry f Barnard
Mrs. c. Stewart Baxter
:. Mrs. Rawdon NJ. VanDyke
49,. Mrs Ernest c Harris
Mrs. John J Corbett Mrs
David 7 Heron 49,. Mrs. vii.
liam C.. Caldwell. Mrs Ira
n Down c.r ... and Mrs
Roger v Walker. the club
president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

thday Comes ard Find Hhut or
ness. Be realistic. shelve egoism
lest it miscolor and create care
lessness,
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
virgo - Planetary vibrations
fine for money as well as per-
Sonal matters. Being naturally
orderly and careful. don't let this
restrain activities too much.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Libra-Dispel many theories,
work with facts, proceed on
Libra fair play instinct. You
-eaH-eaia-- much tins generous
period by your true gentle ways.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. p
Scorpio-On a platter-better
than good indications from plan
etary aspects. Be quick to grasp
helpful signs, use your boundless
energy, strength and suhtlety
rightly.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
SugtttoriUs-S h o Il | d be no
doubt AS to good prospects to-
day. Everything points to stimu-
lating, well-spent hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Wedding Set
For Saturday

ST GATHERINGS CHAPEL
will be the scene Saturday
noon of the marriage of Miss
Shirlee Jane de Caussin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
de Caussin of Courville road,
and Marine Pfc. Robert A.
Richie, son of Mrs. Louise
Richie of Holcomb avenue.
Mrs. Jerome LendZion will be
matron of honor, and Seaman
PC Lendzion will be best man.
A wedding breakfast will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Packing Hint

TAKE a Zip from professional
moving companies and don {
pack your fine china in card
board boxes for shipment 10 a
new home. Use a strong wooden
barrel and line IT we'll with eX-
celsior or shredded paper-Avoid
placing large plates and plat
ters in the barrel flat-inStead
stand them on edge. with plenty
of packing below, above, and
on either side. 49, .-.-----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Miss Cobb


1T. AND MRS. WILLIAM
JESSE COBB of Baylis avenue
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Alma Louise, TO
Donald George .Duggan5 son of
Or. and Mrs. George Chester
Duggan of LaSalle boulevard.
The marriage will not take
place until DR.. Duggan. who is
in the navy, returns from over
seas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
BY Frances Drake

Outlook Is, According TO the Stars,
DEC. sS TO JAN. a.
CGpricoTn-A turn TO the left
in planetary rays. Be smart.
violate no fundamentals, look for
-eeHeeafed-traps, seek assistance
of those in the know.
JAN. % TO FEB. go
AQudrias - Vibrations favor
able for personal and business
matters. A quick summary will
illumine your way. accentuate
the better possibilities.
-E,EB.-2L-TO4M4RGHsa 90
PisceS-Finding your aspira-
tons in conflict with tendencies?
Use the common sense triple
threat: "See no evil, do no evil,
speak no evil"
4 CHILD born on this dan:
&euUs--snd Mars dominant in
your birth chart represent pow
erful influences. You are YER
satile, bright. Fond Of pleasure,
amusement: art, poetry. Your
buoyancy attracts.
Copyright 1914. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Gamblers Return

WITH THE TRAVELLERS:
The Nall Gamblers have re-
turned from a jaunt to New
Orleans -.
Christian Henry Hecker is
back from Center. Fla, where(
he spent 10 days -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

served in the Noncompliance
Hotel in Windsor and a recep-
ton will be held in the evening
in the home of the bride-electG
parents.
Pfc. Richie recently returned
from 20 months service over
seas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
In Mayfair with
/ wi NJ cf s'~ftaa4rs<<''7

MRS. BENSON FORD =. the former Edith McNaughton
who left only few weeks ago the West Coast to join
II Ford II. F0me again
Mrs Ford accompanied her brother Ii John Nc
Nauchtop 20 Detroit family reunian. the first IN
three years
II, McNauehto6. YOU know active duty in the
Pacific and IS here leave
Unexpected meetings OF old friends and unexpected
rloughs among the pleasant things that happen to
men IN the services
For instance . . . Mrs Lansing Pitman went to the
West Coast TO sec her husband who in the navy babe
him sood-by and had reservations for Detroit
She went TO cocktail party by Mrs Ford for her
brother -,
And in walked her husband who had been given FIVE
days furlough
And what grand reunion there was of these old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Miss Thomas
Ends Visit

MISS GRACE THOMAS,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Thomas, has returned 10
New York City after an Easter
holiday spent with her parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Cooking F ats

MAKE MUNITIONS al home
by saving your used cooking
fats Turn them in TO your
meat dealer for cash and extra
ration stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
PouIins 60
fOChIcd ago

MR.. AND MRS. PETER
POULIN of Mendoza avenue
left for Chicago yesterday 10
visit Mrs. Poulin's brother.
Coast Guards man Harold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
THE ZERO HOUR in a pere


NAL bachelors life, is that one
in which he discovers that the
younger debutantes have ceased
10 think of him as Prince Charm
ing and have begun 10 regard
him as Santa Claus.
There is a psychological mo-
ment IN every love-affair, at
which il balances briefly. and
then either skids into marriage.
turns into an ENHANCEMENT.
goes on the rocks or evaporates.
Two things that can never he
rcSuscitated are a dead political
issue and last summers dead
romance
CopyrIEbi, 1874. King Feature. Synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

Husbands
By HELEN ROWLAND

IN-A-GIRI1.S- hrrEt1t-tCXIC0n,
there IS no such thing as a
bachelor. All men are husbands
potential, current, deleted or
departed.
II there were showers for the
bridegroom, half his cynical
bachelor friends would probably
present him with pocket TASKS,
Ito hold bracer) and the other
half would bring bottles of
aspirin, Ito cure a headache).
Plain men are often the most
interesting and attractive. When
nature gives -TTfaH iiet-ni
pulchritude. she hates 10 spoil
1t all by giving him an over
supply Of brains and backbone.
A GIRL FORMS her opinion
OF herself from what she sees in
her mirror, a man forms his
opinion of himself, from what he
sees in womens eyes.
A girl does not 60 10 the altar
fearfully and tremblingly. these
days. She figures that, if she
cant get any happiness out of
matrimony, al least she can get
A little happiness out OF all
mony.
BrunetteS are popular. now
adays; and redheads are the
great vogue in Hollywood; but
no matter which a man may
marry, a blonde will always be
a banana peel on his path.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
The Army Kno10s AH The Answers--Any Questions?

1 issued by Army War Bond Office, 366 West Adams street, Chicago, H. inoiS.
 O. Under Vocational Rehabilita- ton does the veteran have the right I to select the course or training he wishes to take? S. B. Newton. A. No, both the course and school will be selected by the Veterans Ad- ministration.
 e.. Will the Government guarantee payment of commercial insurance premiums for a slodier? M. R., All- ston.
 A. The United States will guar antee the payment of premium while the insured is on active duty with military or naval forces, pro- viding application is filed to bring the policy under the Soldiesr and Sailors Civil Relief Act. The face value of the policy Cor policies) may not exceed $10000.0O.
 o. My husband was killed in ac- tion. I have one child. What pension will receive? M. A., Brookline. A. If death occurred in line of duty you will receive 5000 per month plus $1500 for the child.
 O. I had new baby in October but didn't get a copy of the birth record until November and I filed right away for Family Allowance will get it for the month of Oc- tober? J. F., Rosindale. A. Yes, whe nan application is already in effect for wife of the sol dier and then filed, for the child. il | is effective the month of birth ever though filed at a later date. @. What amount of allotment does a divorced wife of soldier. witt one child, receive? c. C., Jamaica Plain.
 A. If the divorce decree specific ally awards alimony, support ol maintenance for the divorced wife she receives the amount awarded by the court, up to $42.00; if no sup port is awarded by court she receives nothing. The child receives $30.00 ii payment is made for the wife, ol $42.O0 if no payment is made for the wife.
 o. Am entitled to free hospital care when my baby comes? B. R. F. Taunton.
 A. Under the Emergency Maternal and Infant Care Plan the wives o1 seryicemen of the lower four grade: are entitled to free prenatal, deliv- cry and post -partum care, and ths child to free care for the first year of it's life. You may write to Divi- sion of Child Hygiene, 7S Fremont street, Boston, Mass, for application (ProbIems or questions of a personal or specific nature may be referred tt 1 the Director of Personal Affairs I HeadquateFs, First Service Com. mand, sos Commonwealth avenue Boston, Mass.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
l|ERCHAIVT MARINE
 RECRUITS NEEDED
Enrolment Details Gladly Furnished at New
 Haven Office

( As the war against Germany nraws Slowly but steadily to a close lt has become increasingly, clear tl1At our fight against the treach- erous 'sons of heaven" in the Pacific is going to be longer than most of us want to believe. It also becomes clear that the Merchant Marine is going to play one of its most gigantic roles of the war in the Pacific. Heretofore the emphasis has been in the European theatre s-on the African, Sicilian, Italian and French landings. It is safe to assume that future operations, in the Pacific, will be equally signifi- Dant.
 AS we squeeze the Japanese arm- leS and navy closer and closer to their island stronghold, supply lines become shorter for them and il- creasingly longer for us. The im- portance of supplying our troops has been repeated often enough; we need only remind ourselves that it takes from five to ten tons of cargo, equipment and supplies adequately to cover the needs of each soldier who hits an invasion beach - to convey the importance merchant ship are playing in the Pacific.
 Trained men must be had to man the merchant ships carrying these vital cargoeS and an urgent appeal ss made to all men between IT and 80 years of age to train, immedi- ately with pay, to take part in the greatest transportation feat of all time.
 Men IT to 351s, who have not re- Eeived notice of induction into. the armed forces, are, urged to answer this call now. If found qualified for enrollment, these men, after six weeks of basic training. will be eligible for training in the deck, engine, radio and purser-hospital departments.
 Men up to 50 are also in demand for training in the Stewards De- partment where minor physical de" fleets; such as poor vision and color hlindess are not disqualifying.
 For further details on enrolment in the U. s. Maritime Service see the Enrolling Officer at: 1044 Cha pei street, New Haven 10, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
I27 DIVORCES
 STUD DOCKET
Lengthy Superior Court Session Tomorrow With
 Munger Presiding

Another lengthy divorce session in superior court has been indicated for tomorrow by the assignment of T cases for hearings before Judge Robert L. Munger. The number is equal to thst assigned fo rlast weeks calendar session, when all previous records were broken.
 Several cases listed on tomor- rows assignment list were continued from last week. Those assigned fol- low:
 Marie Murphy Pike against James Pike, Plank Edwards against Lady Tell Edwards, Peter Crosse against Helen Plank Crosse, Mabel Virginia Schof1eld against Robert Schofield, Joseph DAudlin against Ida Rock Daudlin, Joseph Nazaire St. Sauvetr against Harriet St. Sauveur, Laura Elisabeth Harvey against Mitchell w. Harvey, Helen Jackson Sherwell against Guillerlno Butler Snerwell, Nellie A. Grouee against William T. Grouge.
 Margaret R. Perritti against Vim cent A. Perrotti, Edna Lewis Mo Ilroy against James McIlroy, Violet Roy against Armand Roy, Joseph inc Kupis Juchinski against Adam J1chinski, Mary Druteika against Adam Druteika, Vergil Paternostro against Emma Vierra Paternostro, Bertha Mabel Fleury against Walter Edmond Fleury, IneZ w. Casey against Eugene F. Casey, Mary Rim aldi Cappelletti against Arnold Cap pelletti.
 Clara L. Jordan against Michael P. Jordan, Robert M. Graham against Dorothy Bogle Graham, Lil- Han M. Warner against Lester H. Warner, Elmer H Gaylord against Frances B Gaylord, Beatrice Mi1- lette LaFlamme against Adolph La F1amme, Elsie Rollins against Guy F. Rollins, Corinne A. Snowden against Robert E. Snowden, Anna Dente against Prospero Dente, and Anna Sullivan against William N. Sullivan.