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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

tNBE made a fortune in the
"A ring, gambled II away
horses, dice, cards, anything
and was doing the best he could
until few years ago when he
opened a small cafe on Broad
way in a block in the SOS that
every one said had the measles.
The war came on, business
thrixedFAhe- married smart
lady named May O'Brien who
made him quit gambling and
save his money and here he is
now well loaded financially
albeit slightly mussed up.
But now let me go back TO
sportswriter Daley's statement
because l once set down for the
benefit of sports writing pos
terity that what Rothstein won
on the series was reported at
about 100000 and that accord
ing TO Abe Attell he was any,
thing but an innocent bystander.
l am grieved 10 observe that
apparently Daley did not
read me.
DOTHSTEIN tried to make
IL Attell the goat of the whole
nefarious business and Abe kept
silent because man who had
been kind to him was mixed up
with Rothstein and still lived.
II was after this mans death
that Abe told me for publica-
tion how representative OF
the White Sox players brought
the incredible proposition to
him to throw the World Series
of 1919 to the Cincinnati Reds
for the purpose of a betting
mob-up and asked him to put
IL up to Rothstein, then king of
the eastern gamblers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

VOU will pardon me If I have
Il a swelled head today, but I
have just been extended a signal
honor. / have been invited 10
he the Isaac Newton in a great
scientific experiment.
II is undoubtedly the oppor-
tunity OF a lifetime-and
wonder why l am heSitating.
The only reason / can think Of
for holding back is that the
little woman is all for il.
The invitation. which unques-
tionably would land me with
the immortals-Louis Pasteur,
Walter Reed. Benjamin Frank
lin. and Rube Goldberg-has
been extended by none other
than Mr.. Samuel Crowther III.
Mr.. Crowther the Third is the
son of a famous author. He is
also a writer Of no mean attain
mentS himself. He deserted the
writing business some time ago,
however. 10 engage in scientific
research and is currently con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

there is a Job shortage, what
does the veteran get?
l think that the answer TO all
this is very simple.
No matter how loyal. how
staunch, how faithful a worker
has been, he has made no sacri-
fee comparable to veterans.
There is no possible discussion
OF the civilian and the soldier
on the same level.
Therefore, we must be certain
that the veteran gets a job and
gets ii first and quickly.
After that we can deal with
other questions. 1t must be vet
erans first.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
On the :
Side

about Californians and Brook
lynites topping everything. Fol-
lowing communication has been
received:
$50 somebody In LO n d n,
Eng, lived In the same house
In the same block for as years.
And 80 what: My aunt, Miss
A. v. Adams, lived at 500
Adelphi street, Brooklyn, N. ",
for 80 years and six months"
A SKIS a navy wife: "Why are
"A women in the armed forces
given so much more considera-
tion than men, such as In living
quarters and subsistence but
mostly in the rapid advance
ment OF rating?"
Semper paratus, motto OF the
u. S. Coast Guard, is also the
motto of the Los Angeles fire
department. Means always
ready" which is quite an apt
motto for a fire department.
MANY Of the Long Island So
w cialite set are moving 10
farms in Maryland and Vir-
ginia. Guess they want TO be
where they can ride to the
hounds. They can have my
share of that snort agree
with the fellow who wrote the
ditty which includes the line:
You can have your riding To-
the 'ounds. give me the 'orses
on the merry y-go-rounds."
Note it stated Americans are
the worlds greatest coffee
drinkers. - That's not right.
Title belongs to the Swedes,
many OF whom drink from Is
10 30 cups of coffee a day.
cooyright. lo45, BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
DEAR S. D.:

WELL. this is a tough situa-
w ton, since your wife won't
give you chance 10 forgive and
forget.
II IL weren't for the children,
who ought 10 have a two-parent
home, II il can be saved for
them. I would second your first
motion 10 leave her, fat; and let
her make a fool OF herself
Are you big and strong
enough. physically 10 knock the
stuffing out of the other man?
II so, that might be the short
est cut 10 cure of this So
called harmless Irritation.
That was the old-time hero's
way Of dealing with a wolf who
made bold with the wife.
II served the flirtation-bust-
ing double purpose not only Of
putting the fear of God into the
flirtatious wife AND the wolf,
but also OF stripping the wolf
of his fearsome fascination in
wifie's eyes. NJ. III.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha.
Worth eounseis through her col
umn, not By mail or personal
intsTVisU. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

my wife met a young man there
and noticed she paid him a
lot of attention.
My work takes me away from
home for several days at a time.
and later / learned that this
man was coming to see my wife
in my absence.
asked her about this and
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

I'm a way, yes. Many ex-
periments show that democracy
must be learned by practice.
Sociologist II. Mowrer, at Yale,
has tried training problem chill
dren in self-government. They
soon learn that wrong" Is not
wrong because some parent or
dictator says so, but because il
brings bad consequences to
everybody The group found
that If one kid stole, no ones
property was safe. The of
fender was tried by his associ-
ates, not by parents, and made
to pay for his rong-doing. This
worked great improvement in
the character of the children.
DR.. Mowrer thinks this train
ing safeguards the democracy.
2-Immensely so. Some time
ago Western College Of Ohio
conferred the degree OF Doctor
OF Laws on a woman for "out-
standing achievements a. q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

A WINTER cough - one that
"A hangs on all through the
cold and wet monthS-is almost
invariably a continuation and
exaggeration Of a condition that
exists the year round.
Cold. dampness and sudden
changes Of temperature follow
ing going outside from inside
always cause q reflex irritation
OF the mucous membranes OF
the bronchial tubes and OF the
nose.
Even the most robust OF us
when stepping out the door on
q brisk winter morning gives a
preliminary snort and clearing
OF the throat, feels little tight
ening OF the chest.
The person with so-called
chronic c bronchitis naturally
feels these influences even more
and is hawking and coughing
and splitting and generally mis-
cradle all winter.
In most cases this chronic
bronchitic is an elderly person.
In most cases, too, he or she
N thin.
The condition is one Of long
and very gradual onset
In most cases, too, If he has
been lucky or wise enough TO
save up a little nest egg or has
q business that son or son-In-
law can run in the winter, he
will be found in Florida or Cali
fornia or New Mexico or Ari-
zona this time Of year.
The rogue courts of Los An
geles and Long Beach are
thronged with fellow sufferers
Of this kind al this very mo-
ment.
I HAVE studied a good many
Il OF these people and almost
invariably l have found that
they have had Sinus trouble or
chronic Infection OF the nose for
years-since youth. in fact.
My theory is that in the
course of time the infection
from the nose drops down into
the bronchial tubes and causes
q chronic and regularly re-
newed inflammation.
They stand this pretty well
until the disabilities of age get
10 them and then the infected
bronchial tubes swell UP with
little pockets OF pus-bronchi-
ectasis.
For this reason the first step
In treatment is prevention and
] cannot too emphatically urge
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

LIQUOR "
Ne. tT-vslid through Jan. II.
PRoCEssED FOODS
Blue rs through G-z-vAlid inded-
nitely.
MATS, CHEESE, FATS
He'd o-k throsrh x-s-vAlid Indefinitely
One 10. salvage fat rood for 4 cents
and two meat ration points.
SUGAR
stamp ~, Book a--valid indefinitely
A new stamp valid Feb. for months
probably.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

years ago, but are now sweet
hearts.
Mae West moved out OF her
Park Avenue hotel in such a
huff.
Lame Duck Senator Worth
Clark will become Tommy Cor
coran's law mate with a guar
antee Of $35. 900 per annum.
TNTIMATES assure you that
L Mayor LaGuardia will run
again-but def!
There are at least 20 gam
bling joynts within a radius Of
Is miles of the Big Burg.
Hotel concessionaires are talk
ing about shuttering. Can't get
Gigs or candy. Many look like
jewelry shops now.
Capt. Tom Moody, the Pam
Am pilot, and Emily Alsop Jor-
dan are ready for any preacher.
Cafe owners upset by rumors
that Mr.. Byrnes may close
night spots are counting on
Petrillo and the hooch interests
10 60 TO bat for them. They
argue: where will servicemen
relax in New York-at taffy-
pulls? ?"
Brown sugar is noY being
served in some of the swank
New York restaurants.
The used car biz is diving.
Ben Bernie's son Jason and
his bride will be three in the
summer.
Initiation item: Shoe shineries
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Brain Game Answers

1-Gen. Peyton c. March.
2-(a) Chess, (b) 80. EGYPT.
la is correct. 5-False. It
is an object worn as a charm.
6-The famous battle for Que
bee in 1859 which decided the
French and Indian War and the
fate of Canada. IAN anagram
reading the same backward or
forward such as Madam I'm
Adam" S-1769 is correct.
(Answers on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
7 AM 26 years old and my
i wife Is 81.
We have been married four
years and have two children.
We always seemed TO be per-
fectly mated and lived a happy
Life until few months ago.
We attended a meeting and
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
GASOLINE

A Coupon 49, gallons. vslid through
March al.
p-s and c-s coupcn,-5 gallons each.
BE and CO Coupons-o gallons each.
Law requires state name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
YuEL OIL
Periods q, and s-valid through sept
SHOES
Alrplans stamps q. and s-valid
Indefinitely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

ONE of the biggest butter dis
" tributors will be charged
with violating OPA regulations.
The first case of its kind. The
govt expects to prove that re-
tailers were forced to buy other
OF the firms commodities in
order TO get needed ones.
Politicians call Stettinius
FDR's new white-haired boy"
Mildred Bailey and Red
Eorvo were abrogated two
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

THEREUPON Abe went to
Il Cincinnati and put himself
away with the Sox players as
Rothstein's representative. He
had a guy in New York send
ing him kilograms signed "A.
r." TO prove his claims. More
over, he scraped up enough
money to bet on the series and
to make small payments to the
crooked players as their end
of the bets.
To make a long story longer,
he practically stole a piece of
the deal from under Roth
STEMS nose, a most ignoble pro-
ceeding as you will perceive and
one 1 am sure that Abe Attell,
as an important bank depositor,
now regards as a youthful
indiscretion of which he is
duly ashamed. He won around
$4,000.
That is the sad and sordii
story.
There's no such thing as o
left uppercut," said Abe.
How about Fred Fulton?" I
asked.
THAT bumw shifted Abe
scornfully.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
THHE Jack Warmers. according
i TO the Hollywoodpeckers,

TutE JACK warmers, according
L TO the Hollywoodpeckers.
are editing a communique.
Duchess Veronica Gurejeva's
new breathless romance is Ron
aid King.
The Dock OF Windsor. told
that Movietown will film his life.
after he dies, anyway. may as
well be around 10 supervise il.
The sum offered him is 2 mil
hon. part TO go to charity.
Insiders hear that Joseph p.
Kennedy, who has investments
In racing, made a last-moment
appeal to save it.
One of the four leading mag
publishers offered 2h million
for the new mag Seventeen"
which isn't even six issues old.
Floridians are depressed over
the unconfirmed rumors that
the govt may freeze all travel
South-via the priority angle.
Gypsy Rose Lees mother is a
receptionist at a midtown hotel,
besides being practically
Cypeys most distant relative.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

girls In musical shows and night
clubs.
"Why not get them into an
essential industry?
"Why devote the criticism
entirely TO professional athletes?
'In Australia no female under
40 II permitted TO be q chorus
woman In a theater or night
club.
physically competent Aus
tralian women are expected To
contribute to the war effort"
DASSING by: Marc Connolly.
Il Playwright. Not from Pitts
burgh as frequently alleged but
a native Of McKeesport, Pa.
Began his Manhattan career as
drama critic OF the Germent
News. Was once married 10
Madeline Hurlock, the former
Mack Sennett bathing beauty,
who is now Mrs. Robert K.
Sherwood.
John Boles. Tall Texas theS-
plan. An alumnus OF the Univer-
sity Of Texas. The silent version
of Back Street" in which he
b co-starred with Irene Dunno
ran for three years in one the
ater in Paris. The versatile Mr..
Boles is now featured with Mary
Martin in the musical stage hit,
"One Touch of Venus"
DHILLIPI. w. Va. claims to
Il have the largest. longest
and oldest covered bridge in the
country. This bridge was built
before the Civil War and was
used by both Confederate and
Union forces in that conflict. II
Is still in service.
Remember what ! told you
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Connolly Answers

1-(b), 2-(c), 3-(b), +(c).
5-(b). 6-(a) annually. (b) in
dividually, (c) by the hundred.
I'D by the day, (e) by itself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

wife, and as mother of the
Comptons." Her three sons are
eminent scientists. one of them
a Nobel prize winner. and her
daughter a noted educator in
India. Mother Compton MAIN
tains that common sense and
the Bible are the best bases for
child training.
3-There is no one rule about
anything that will At all women
or all men. but researches leave
the impression that in personal
and social activities and atti-
tudes, women are more likely TO
go 10 extremes than men. II
they take up bridge or golf or
love, or dress or children or
managing a husband. they are
more likely than most men 70
go at II as though nothing else
mattered.
THE ntrBnIr TIMES C-z
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

she said ii was just harmless
filtration and she would not see
him again.
But she is still seeing him.
Now ii is necessary for me 10
do something about it, either
leave her or take some drastic
action that would bring dis
grace on my children for the
rest OF their lives.
I really love her and our chill
dren, and would gladly forgive
her; but / cannot 90 on the way
things are now. s. ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
By Damon
Runyon

Abe told Rothstein and
Arnold rejected the idea az
fantastic. Abe forgot about it
until a few weeks later when
he learned that a man said to
be named Brown was in Chi
cago talking to the Chicago
players. A description of this
man convinced Abe that he was
one OF Rothstein's partners and
indicated that Arnold was corr
railing the deal on his own.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

THE ntrBnIr TIMES CT
Jan. - ls~
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

IN A WORD, accrued seniority
Il is eaningless, a mere
promise until a veteran actually
gets a job. But II those who did
don't 90 to war hold the jobs and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
ACTIVE IN WAR WORK

lie was prominent in virtually
every phase -war-fiuance pro-
motion. serving as an executive
member OF The treaSurY's war
finance committee IN Michigan,
vice chairman of the Wayne
County Savings Committee and
head -af the retail newspaper adj
VeruSing committee for war loans,
Red Cross and War Chest cam
.naigns.
-'ii4ti Murphy ply expressed reluctance
to leave the city and firm with
which he was so long identified,
but said the health of one who
is dear TO me- supplied the rea.
son for the move
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Asks Court
Block FPHA

Eeonse Township joined the
Ford Motor Co. today in asking
an injunction in federal court 10
stop condemnation proceedings
by the Federal Public Housing
Authority on a proposed 1,4l0-unit
Negro housing project in Ecorse.
The immediate future of the
prejeet, fought by residents of
wnriver communities for
months, may be decided in a hear
ing Monday on both injunction re-
quests.
The township insists that prop
erty values in Ecorse. a residential
area, would be lowered by con-
struction of the project.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Thomas B. Laniiqan

Petty Officer Thomas r Lani-
gan. 45. who died Wednesday
while horfe at 265f Carter on FUR
lough, VIII be buried Monday IN
ffUiy SepuiCher Cemetery after
services at 9 a m IN -. FhereSas
Church.
A consulting engineer LaniEan,
who was with the SeaheeS. was
10 have departed for Burma at
the end of his tlr.Ulgh to assist
with operations -on-1he- -SHllMel4
Road.
Surviving are =his widow, Cath
1een- and FIVE children: John12tl
Phyllis, 10, Thomas JT., 10; Alien,
Is. and Robert. Il; brother, the
Rev Fr. John J. Lanigan, New
Bedford N-S. ard two sisters,
MAY and Barbara, Niagara Fats,
- "
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
EIRSTS RECALLED

They included the FIRMS spon-
sorShip Of a Detroit team in the
Gordon Bennett balloon race IN
1927, sponsorship of the Picard
stratoSphere flight from Ford air
port in-1934, and the first radio
broadcast from an airplane
He has served as president of
the Retail Merchants Association
of Detroit. and on the director
ateS al the Detroit Board OF Com
merce and the Adcraft club. in
which he also was chairman of
the -reAnaEeA- committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Rd|phMurphy
Bids Farewell

Ralph f. Murphy, for 2e years
advertising manager of Peoples
Quitting Co. and one of De-
troitS pioneers in the field of
credit merchandise promotion,
leaves today 10 set up his own
concern in California.
Murphy viii take with him 10
Beverly Hills the first Distin-
Ettished Service Flag ever awarded
by the l. s treasury department
10 an individual.
1t was presented TO him by
Frank n, ISbey, head of Mich
iganS war loan drives, in recogni-
-tion OF his untiring efforts as a
member of several war financing
and promotional campaigns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
NAVY WOUNDED

NAVY wOt NDtD
BsvvH KFNNETH HACHEIsT : NATE
.-A.u of Ma EusC Bauer 1853 EimhLfst
-rar-rrFTy, TKCF r. PVT -Hl.band ~
Ms Jegs Z. halsertl ltoos Rutherford
<FEATiEC GEORGE s. PFC Son % wa
IaN kca'iaF lhH43 Grsudslf1
.r+tsN tsAttisft+-y -tif-f ttu71srr NJ hrr
lsIt.. hNcs bol3 Bauurr Dearborn
EEllF aEAi. P pFC-Spn ~ NJ
aHt Nls. NeaG>J Kemp 81. 42o9 W La
issettc.
MIFHZNA ADOLPH~. IS PVT Son ~
and ATS John McN>ta o4as NecEe4,
s-IEAELIAN MICKEY. PvT~~-son Of Mr.
-u1 a;ss T5IG NIhAeiian. s54a ceiia&.
SCHMIDT Raymond SEAMAN C--Son
10 Mt and Mrs Joseph schmidt. 1883
seHFat ROY sravHv c-HuEpsnd
- T-a E+la Mario SDhram 1883 GTeydale.
u ~ &I aud Ail3 Ctot1e Schfam. 1887
SCHULTZ ELMER SEAMAN I C-Son of
Bliss Ma4te schultz. la9li Parksice
TkACIYE. EUGENE PFC.--Nephew of An
iu.u. tur.nTNiLa 2.fs levitt liant air1rF
T1FFNNFTTI GENE PfC-Spn % MI
ana ~. T T T.FtaUt'I 2O434 san Juan
1OkEISkI THhDDErS 3 PFC-S1u "
%I and hIs Prank I3aarshI. 633o Perkins
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28

-ehtFeuAf- -ittsfN f,-IvTScH q
John Calhoun So Flint
DOWN DONALD H PVT -Huibaud Of
NJ Eua L p-Atl- N' M.ras
YRDMaN MARSHALL W SGT Of
Sire Elsie Eitman. h'1.miu'r
HERNpEN HBERT a., PFc-5on of
Ms CIaIa Heluceu-- -L-el-el--
JACQUES WILBUR g PFC Husband Of
Mrs Aurora Jacques. Fay cav
KELLOGG. NORBERT w PtC-sm OF
Arr fffrr Eri'rEE katar.alHr
KOENIC~ ~kNECHT ALFRED , PA4---
Husband OF MIS- Anna is hHcrisaAne. mr.
Fowler
kOHTAS STANLEY =. PFC --S9n ~ Mrs
a!-sE Kas'~s. ''4''.'i'.ii
oSTPANDER QUENTIN 2 % TT Illus
band Of Mrs Aenuetto oa'randef Lansing
EELsoN WALTER PFC -Huz6sn1 Of
MTs Helen StiSdn SauIi Sir Marie.-
BUCKLE. GERALD f. PFc-s of Mrs
hir1r1E n ftrrE'c N71tt1rn7rs
SANDERS BVRToS c.. PFC son Of Mrs.
ScHuITEMA FRANKLIN. PVT son OF
Mrs Ftts ScnuitCmg holland
STAFFORD RICHARD C. set Husband
Of -shll-eH Y -saatiara- Fltai
SUTTON. FLOYD = SGT. Husband OF
Mrs Lorraine sutton, Flint
TAAlAiIAGA-- -IAAiES- pEc-S..l,-o 81 Me-
Cora Tsmmiara Huf.auu
TRACY FRANK G PVT Husband q
Mls. Elizabeth J. Tracy Port Huron
WISNfEwsKr CHESTER = T s-sun @,
Mrs Frank NiSnicWsk ~. Aipena
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
GUEST AT CLUB

Tn Bevery Hits ne will enter
the field of sales promotion and
business consultation. His wife
and daughter left for the coast
some time ago The family lived
at 2639 Burlipgame.
Murphy was the guest at
farewell dinner in the Fort Shelby
Hotel Wednesday night given by
the Razzberry Club, an offshoot
of the Adcraft Club. Parting gifts
were two records of 70-word mes
SageS- from members of the club.
Murphy eaH4e-to the People, ;
Quitting Co. from Toledo IN
1919 and was the author OF many
>promotional projects still dis
cusSed by the advertising fra
tQrnitN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Mrs. C0nnof S
Burial Monday
Obituaries

Recuinm high mass -u4ll he sung
a. $50 4. n. Monday I'M 81 Ray
Uonds Church for Mrs Carrie
Conner S. uhe died Thursday
IN her home az 2OOgl WeStphalia.
Burial -uiAli be TIT Holy Gross
Cemetery
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28

IKE -I1etInIie1S- killed and WauRded-sfe
included among the 1868 CASUALTIES announced by
Tho war department today
.Qutstate casualties announced by the war nc,
partnrnt include seven dFad. 5U wounded and
three missing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
.US0 on Radio
SdIufe 7fh

Lucllle Manner, star oi tfe
Clllc OpCiaS 'P3ah iadt end
GT favCrIte Little iScNt Heller
from Ice \ wv <SunueI Cluh-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Mrs. Anna KoIpacki

NfTE anna Mary kofpacki. 81,
who died in her home at AIS
T,venty-third. yesterday. Will be
buried Monday IN Mt, Ollvet
Cemetery after rites at 9 a. m. in
s.. Casimir s Church. 1881
Twenty-thlrd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Roll
Official Casualty List

.iSN -DetfeiteFs- among the So5- prisoners
liberated from German camps
Naval casualties for the Detroit area. total one
dead and l3 wounded
. OutState casualties announced bN navy depart
ment list one dead IL wounded and Two missing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28

Joseph Cucchaira. 50. who died
in his home at 1881 +.
Lafayette VIII be buried at Mt
Olivet Cemetery Monday after
services at Gas a m. in Holy
Family Church. Gal Hastings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
HafT
ARMY DEAD
TVRoFEAN ARIA

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tIaurE.
fkttrfr tREt
BALOC GEORGE lR PIC son ~ Cer..c
Ba.oE SI rft4 Helen.
BEAN. EICHAFD C. SGT son o. Ne,ll
L. Bean, 1852 MHnHuQue.
-uFeHf EWsEf WAITER Ffr i-.r
hand cf Mu Mary a WronieWsa 5a-- Cas-.
noun Dfhrbcru
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
ARMY WOUNDED
LURoFUtN ARTA

DYBUs EDWARD s. PFc.-s1n .5t airs
&Afs p>sas sssb-S S~ett-
CARBEFOCII0 JOSEPH y T >Gr.--ACl
% John GAfcriQgnl. 10000 santa Rosa
GURsKY. LION j. T 5-Husband ot Mfs
Ben.ls q. Gurskyi $3.50 Jos. =Gamrs9.
RUEHLER EDWARD A PVT Son - BE
mer A. Roehier, z31ll seneca. OsE PARK
ROSE LOUIS s-Son ~ Mrs Mary
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