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Autumn Prom PlannedJ 1( \ II 11 tI \t1t 1 Pro 11 to

he 6 V( tl I....l1l t J hi 1 p:'IIOI flottl 11ty \!l 1c the sed~t...n'> ope 1l1ljd1. lCI b I trh tt Lpll 1 dll) Hdll KcLhe\ at d.ve III dt lddl1!al- VCl1Ul- It\\d'> dll110ll Ll..d tll! \\c\.-k 1hl. daleat tl e pdrty 1':' :,ct for }< llddy October10 and the admission price has beenplaced at SO cents per penon

II- Special Election Is.. Cancelled by Vote'to at General Meeting'"

S Tro\\lmdgc Pointe-Birmingham<;(' I 011 te VIll

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MIU Florence A Muon ",ntertamedher Bridge Club on Thursday evernugSeptember 25th, at her re51denee at 74Kerby road

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of "Ll11verslt\ phre (froage <;pcnt t (' 'lye K

try home \\ 1.10 t (It.. nWe"t Rlo01 ff'l \ flU"

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11 c $3)9 000 bo Id Issue to prOVIdefund<; for the purchase of three JUI110rH gh '>chool :'Jte~ faded of ratlfiutlOilat a ge 1eral 11eet ng at Grosse PomteSchool district electors Tuesday mornnet \\ lth the result tl at the gcnNaldeet 0 plan led by the School Boald1d t t t1ke pider

\ oven\ hell 11g majority of t 1erc 11a1 600 School D strict elector<;

rc~e t at the n cetH g v. h eh tooklace 11 the high <;chool but.ldmg retl.:.C I to approve the bond issue when

1 \ t(' cn the 1 [(posItion was takenIII s act 011at the general meetmg Cd.llcelled tl c c1ectlOl1 and open polll11gI 1t \\ 1.., schedu1cd to be held durmg

the el t re Ud) f lcsdd\11 e 11\\ under which the Grosse

101 tc Scl 001 d &tnet operate'> reqUIresJ. bid 1<;ue for school purposcs tobe Cl.II ro\ ed h) acchmatlOn at a genretl med Ilg" pi eccdlllg the openmg of

tl e 1011'> met h III h (f tillS ratd l-dtlO'1 the I )11:.ca nut ue opened

I 110\\11 g- t1 e defeat of the $399000bond l%cll? a co 11 tcr rewlutlOn wasprescnlc 1 to tl e electors dt the l1eetllg to th( effect that ffillldful of the

n('ces ...1tv of obllll1Wg JUl1lor 11Ighsc11001 he htlC.:. 1.t In cdrly date theSchool Foard v.a" Instructed to takethE' stl.'PS necC',,<;ary to use t'he ')chootIte at Kercheval avenue and Caoeux

* '" * Od. 1 r w OWl ed hy the Board of\1.10:5 Mary H nchrP~11 of yorkd"r(' 1:. 11("al1' 1<; th(' '>Ite of t1 e flnt J 111

roa'Cl Grosse POlfite Park 1S Vlsltmg !lOr H gh schoolmemt-~rs "i .her f::tQ111yMalar and Mrc., fl s reo:"l Jt on was rarr f' 1 ':11<;0byJ M Moore of Hampton va for d I tl t c.,dll overv,hctnlmg maJonty butfortr Jght 11'> , 1 (l tf t (ut by tl e ::'cho01

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Ml.' and Mrs WylJe W Cal.'hartt of (' tl I'ct 1& \\ " a 1 rc atSemmole avpnue and MI" and Mrs (, f r 1 L t q )",1'

Wallace To1("$ of Lincoln road Gross"" 1 1r t

Pomte Village left Wednesday fOl StLou g to atte,d the Worle;t ,:)ene\!

While therlf" thl"y WIll stay at the Cnun f rtry Cluh My and Mra Carhadt and 1 tl (' \ 11Mr and Mr. Tole. Will return Sunday I ot '1 co l;:,ldel ..blcnight f) <;Ir t electors

Mr and Mr. Frederick C Burdenreturned last week from a fortnight'smotol' trIp to Quebec, and home V1aNew York

MI~ Jlh 1 1l AvclY of Pasadena('-d Ib vl<;!t1l1g her son 111law andd,lghte Mr and Mr<; Wtlson WMllls of Rlvald botlevard Gro<;sePOinte

After a VISit on Nantu(tket Island,MIU ,MarJorie Baker has returned tohe With her parents, Mr and MrsHarold D Baker, on Lmcoln roadWith thelr other daughters, MISS Annette, MISS Ka.therlne and MiSS Barbara, Mr and Mrs Baker have returned from a SIX weeks' sOjOurn atMartha s Vmeyard Man

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\11~ I redcnck \{ i\lgel \\a:. hO.:.te%to me llbers of tl e Garden Club of\flchlgan at her res deuce By \\ a'}'{embers of the society took <;peCl1l ens of flowers growmg 111the r garde 1S fOI com par son "Iff'; Horace BPcabody read a paper 01 JrI" \1 nDexter \1 Ferry Jr alc1 \11<; '\11e1r 1 d\\ard<; preSided at the tea tabll""h ch \\-as adorned by a bo d of) eHow dal ha ...

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FOR ADULTS ONLY

ALOMA THEATER COUPON

BE OUR GUEST AT THE THEATER

Unive~sity of Detroit's Grid Nucleus,

Here 1$ the treat which the ALOMA THEATER m conjunctIonWith the GROSSE POINTE REVIEW I' offering the reliudents ofGrouE) Pomte and ~e.dera of the Review' Last week the Revtewpromuled to print a coupon which wtll cover the prIce of admiSSion .tthe Aloma theatre If accompanied.by another pa!d admISSion,reatnct~however to adults The coupon Ul below Clip It and prezent It at thebox office of the Aloma, take a friend and 25 co-nta and both wtU b",admitted for the prIce of one ThiS opportunIty wlll be ava.ilable ani,.Tuesday ..and Wednesday October 7 and 8 There are no obhgations,JUlt detach the coupon and present It at the wmdow With a l'eaularadmlul0n

University of DetrOit playa

In the lloecond mght game of the

Mile road and LIVernoIS avenue

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c., 1'1\ n18,yflb d1 I e b....cl bJIlC G 1 JTICA'"' 110 r r"""" t y S ('1 (Io\\, "\11 h~ga.H btat.c 'fI!1.Iy.UC 10 11">",r Cmg weeks WIth only one bre'1th1 Ig ~pa('c mtu ITCnlr>pGus Dorais has a job cut out.. fOl him to m.amt 1" n r't ...

only one defeat In 24 starts

\1:,s R1 ocla '\1.. "bern ddtlb1 tcr a\ir and vfr~ JOll1 S "\e\berrj \\ 11

I be among the first Dt the debutante::.to be presented thIS season She \,,111make her debut at a receptlOn 5aturda} Octooer 18 at Lake Terrace theGrosse POll1te IeSldence or her parents ~he \\111 later be honored at a"l'ew Year s Eve ball at the Colon}C1urb MISS l\c\\berr} attended a finshll1g school In }ral1ce last year afttr

Ieompletmg her course at "\{ ss Porter

ThiS coupon and 25c WIll admit two (2) adults to the theater, !SChOOI

iCharlevoL" and Wayburn, Tuesday or Wedneaday, October * * •~ Mr and Mr. Frank T Nelson of7 and 8, 1930. ~ I Kenwood road, Groue Pomte Fanra

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Blood TransfUSionIn 1\ew lork utv \\ here there is

an assocmtlOD for t1IS purpose womenare not ac(epted as donors of bloodfor blood tlansfuslOllS Some of thereasons ghen are that theIr ,ems aretoo small thev have not the averagestrength of men '1ud ale not as leadily acces~!ble In Lngland women areaccepted

If new 11embl-rs cont l1UC to llrollat the Pf('c.,C'lt rat(' tlllC' \\dl 1robdblvbl. a fe'\I more classes formed I a.:.tterm s total enrollmel t llnark \\ 11probably be reached wlthll the ne'dthree or four \yeeks \\ lth the presentltst of subjects and the present teachmg staff th1S "ear s light school enrollment should surely set a hlgh record

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the aCddun t.- cld.ssc~ I'" l"'lKudlly hrgeI1eenroll1l1t ltlt...f)I1)\\lg Il:'')l-hO\Lver ,,\cry c., d! 1 atlt.. lt ct) pewr tll g "h rtl al1 I 1 ughc.,) cd a11 cal d a\\ 1-, vuO el)l b a.l 0

shop drol.nat C~ (.co 01111C'>blOlotS d.ldboth the mll 5 and \"0 1ell.:. g) 1 chc.,c.,i\11 I1IPPl.1c.,ee c.,eclIed ve y \"ellpIe tsed over the ldfi-,c d d /:,ro\\ 19e lfollll1ent of \11~S Rcdmo Id S !\ 1 encanlzd.tlOn class

Night School ShowsIncreased Enrollment

He asked thosc no e fOJtunate reSldents who were 1 t 1as t10 1 to lel dass1stance to t.-o01Krdtc \\Ith 11m 11placlllg these unemplOyed to v,orl

VIany of the r<:sldeuts have n d.deknO\\-n to Mr Gdrska the 1 \\ Un glll-SSto help 111tIns matter and hdve registered their addressc.:. dnd othel nel-CSsary lllformat on 'lt the 11U111Cpdlbudding

1ht.-rc alC <;till d IJlge l1umbcl ofunemplOyed rc~ de 1h d1 d Mr Galskamal es t furthel pIc 1 to those able tohelp the SltUtletOIl hve 1 though theyt...aUllot do any hn I 19 tl cm:,elves perhaps they know of some 01 e \i\ ho catfhlb l1formatlol1 \\111 be dppreclatedby Mr Gal.:.Lt '\\ill urge.., the:,t.- 1(''>1denb to regl~ter then Iletmc~ \',ltll 111mat the 11lUillC pal bt1llcl111g

Alfred Gal ska 'PIcS1dent at GrosscPOl1te Park \\lshes to extend hiS S111cere grahtude to those 1eSldents whoresponded to hiS pet tlOn '\\hlch ap-peared 11 a former 1ssue of the RevIewregardIlg the emplOyment of JoblessreSIdents of the Park I\t that tunc\tIr Garska made 1...110\\n the largenumber of lettel s \\ luch poured mtohlS office cia ly ask Ig for assl!>tanee1 'Procunng work

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1he lllcred&lng de'Pendablllty ,\ 1uchIS being placed on the members of theSerVIce Club :.hould ll1Sp1re thosemembers to do theIr duty and ellmlnate carelessness lU their \\ork saidMr John Barnes pflnclpal of theGrosse POll1te High School to themembers of the Service Club at thelll'first meetl11g held Mondav FrIendshllp should not mterfere Vvlth the dutles of a memiber {)f Vvhom that partteular duty IS expected he sald

The purpose of the meetmg was tooffiCIally begm the work of the {)rganIzatlDll and to mform the 51 new members as to their prospechve dut es

\115S Anne Slll1a sponsor ot the clubapPoll1ted a nonllnattng comm ttee and

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Dancll1g cla%cs 1xe !>chcdulcd tbCbll1 on ';aturday Octobel 4th Call'7\Jld.gara 0771 for ft 11partlculdn 1 hi'>~ea<;on ball 100111a HI tap dallcll1g "\\111be on el cd for both chl1rlr(,l 1.HI l.du1t<;If you are l11terested ,\ e- \\1111be gladto supply morc mformatlO 1

Service Club Meetsto Organize Routine

1 he first round of tl c I adlcb Bndgc1 ournRme It Wd.S played on MonddY~q)te11lber 29th Most of the old 111elllbel s rcturncd and several new 011C.c.,hd.ve entered After the games werefinIshed tea was SCIved 1 he plaYingIS very mformal ,,,hether you arc agood bridge phyci or not come andenJoy an dfternoon of blldge 11tt.-rLIS no enhy fee th(. only req1llfullenL --- Ibell1g a 111cmberbhlp 111the Neighbor The nIght '<"ehool cmn:illl11cnl m the IHood (JUlb :Play1l1g' from two to 'file Grosse l'ta\;lrl:PtlOm:"' !:ochOOJ'>1 l lhcoc1ock every \1onday first ""lek J p, c\.("uc1ul III 1rlVlOUS

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The first meetllg or t1 e GrossePOll1te Athletic Club \'vas held on Monday Septemlbel 29th Several of themcmbers got 111to gym SUIts and enjO}ed <t good workout lIthe. gymnaSlUm I 1 a short tI111e the schcdukWIll be III full SWlllg and basketballgan es will beglll

; * *1 he ]ul1lor Handcraft cla.:.s co It nues

to grow Ripaee and every \lon layTuesda) aIel Wcdnesda) afternoonfinds a group of youngsters ibusl1y engaged ll1 SCVvll1g fhls class IS opento all glrlS between the ages of S'lXandten dud all those mtere.:.tcd arc l1l\ ltedto tome and Jom

1 hl regular monthly busl1e~s meetl\1g of the V V V G1rls A C wl1l beheld 011 Fflda) October 3rd at 8o cloak "halp All members are Ulgedto be present and prospective- members may report at 9 p m After theneetmg bndgc \\1111be played

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School Opens Year '(o

In Modern Quarters ......DUfl11g the fa,Pld grO\vth of DetrOit

many memorable 1l1.:.tltUtlOl1S 1l11tlatedby the elt) 5 early settlers have beenpracttcally obltterated A few remal11however and foremost among them IS

the DetrOit Unl'\ erslty school now 10catc<l 111 G10SSC Pomte The historyof Its begllll1wg 15 an 11tClestmg feature

In Its cally hIStOr) then decidedly d,

provll1cral town DetrOit was colol11zedcluett) bv l111grant:. from the Easternbtah,s Some of the setllers unqucstlOud.bly bc10rtg to that class deSIgnatedas the high \\ orId Their academIccducatlOn had been given them at hastern colleges of long standl11g reputatlD115 In ordc..r to eqUip their childrenlor tIllS Fastern edut.-atlDn thcy lookedabout for a prep school equal tn 5chola:.t1c standard to those of the Ne'WLngland states

In an5'WU to thc grovI'1l1g dcmand forsuc.h a &chooJ the DetrOIt U11lVers1ty~chool was estabhshed on El nwooddvcnuc 1111'$99 The 1l1stitutIon at thattIme was a com'bmcd board1l1g andd1.Y :.cbool £01 boys The masten. wereall eastern tram cd men ~tnd the &olepurpObC of the school was to prepareboys to elltcl eastern collcges

1 he ")can, passl.-d dnd educattonal1 let hod:, d angLel A fi1e destroyedthe plant III 1916 «mi the trustee<;..mung W'1011 a c h..,tcd &c'\era! of Detl Olt:. mObt progl csslve Ibusmcsb lead(.1 \ ~doptc:d the country <lay schoolIde t which "as at that h llC Just com1I1g'lIto vogue Instead or rebUlldmgJ11'1tthe 1 0""'116 t) thL prL,>c.,nreof thL\\!ulld War let vltlec., they lld'>cd theIr luty J trl", cw \(lm !lerft 1(' tl e Ie 1 p f D 11 11 lcl rr

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tl y cc 1 III tl lIr 1 rev u p 1l.Y of11C'l J.r g bOj'> fo the N<;tcr 1 '>choot<>\\ tll tlH.. eountr) day sel 0)1 Idea

lIlts latter Ided. IS noth ng more norless than provldlllg the boy whose p1rcnts arc hu'>y through the day w1thhome surroundlng~ Many people arcso sltuettcd that they cannot gIve theIrohlldren the watchful Cd.re that theywould dl.SIre tbroughout tl c day andyet they do not want to .:.end -themJ.way to a b01.rdllla' schoob

flus difficulty hr ~ bee 1 solved by theDetrOlt Ul1lvcrslt y Sohool fhe boycomes to hIS sclt)olhouse early 11 the1110rJUllgand gO"J through a \\e11 bdlanced stud) an4 progra n that keep.:.h m busy throu, hout the day Eachboy 15 an llldlv1~ual, and receives suchattentIon-50 h1 as IS poss1ble-as bestdevelops hiS o"n md1vlduahty

The healthy groVvth of the schoolcompelled the 1rustees to look for ne\\quarters and 1Ui1927 they purchased 18acres of land Just beyond the SevenMile road off from Mack avenue Herea thoroughly modern educatlOnal plantdeSigned by Robert 0 Delnck hasbeen butlt Splendid fac1htles for alltheir phYSIcal as Vvell as educatlOnalneeds are at hand The} are uo\~l-qUipped to take cal e of 200 bo) s fromthe first grade through the h1gh school

The former polley of careful preparatlOI1 for the eastern schools as '\lell asfor our own lluddle,~ est u 1lversltie.:.has been stnctly adhered to but maddltlDl1 to thIS the needs of the 11dl'Idual boy have rbecome a 111d.JotPi oblC111The 1l01mal healthy gl 0\\ th of thel1l<;tltUtlOllproves that It IS fulfilhl1g Its111sslon ll1 the educatIOnal CIrcles ofDdrolt

:,cptunber marked d.ll ll1crease oyerAugust of 13& 111the numbu f "",ar,l'd.nty deG-d to land accordll1g to the111dn!htj repott of Otto ~toll Countyregister of deeds fhe total numberof deeds mortgages d.lld other pd.persrecol ded was to 412

Of the latter total 5158 ""ere deeds4323 mortgages and 931 l111scellaneous111struments Fees totaled $1269607Among vanous documents filed were76 'Certtficates of court deClSlOns affect1l1g titles 11 condemnations and 4 regelnl'tlOh' of forecloseg propertles

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Grosse Pointe, Michigan

If these 1l1S0eCtlOl1Sre\eal the need for an) adjustmen1& .....e VI- 11begl d ~O nUhe then for }Otl tsually they are of a mlllOr eha:N1c~er andthe charge Hi snall You 1\.111be the Judge ho\\ever-and yoU wtll notbe under the slightest abb~1.tlOn Please feel free to test your carWhelC\er \OU C1.re to---lr \(' 1 torhy

, our headlJght, a1 e capable of g V1l1g good sel V1CeLet us cheLk anl1 adjustthem \\ tth om new Jlead111?;ht I ntel wIllie yOUv\ 1.1t I hi eh If....,e I"> n0111111dl

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Man'liaughtel one of the mostWIdely dIscussed talkmg pictures of theseason ('omes to the Hollyv. aod theaterSunday 0 head the program of motlOnpictures 3tage attractIOns and noveltles It features the beautlful Claudette Colbert m the role of the <;ocletygIrl who runs amuc.k of t1 e la v and

, 95711 GO I Fredenc March as the 01 tl e l-evel~' I d I "Roman~e" on BI'IIprosecutor w 0 SLn s ler to r ;,on 111 ""'"

$b14JS 7e spIte Of h s love for her It t:.<l <;w£t at Pu.nch and Judymavin&. thr 11 1:g ronnl ce '110 <lfter the _pro<;ecutor p dorms h s duty hI.. {('els (' tn. G rh( ,\1 11 a:> '11\ J. <,he rc,',0 remor&eful thdt loe re'>lg & hi'> J 1<b 1 c 1 1 t I <'0 (th 1 h I ffcfU tand,', p,< to he ~ tter J ('r~ s '1 sur 11 bt lC 1 ell h a 1 en line<,

104407.)0 lJl1smg and altogether &atlsfactory fin 11 r "cco 1 11 t'llk h j)lctUlC Rale VI ~en the t""o are br Uf'ht together ale eh V\ 11 1 L 1.t tl e PunclA nunusuallv tanJ.ble ",lPI,Jrtlllg ca<;t I J Iel tlld.ter I ('i(1<1.,\'11 d "\ledcaI tr bt tt' to t1 e excellence t \fan I.. la Oet) 1 7 J. 1 8 '1 e ,fersldughter G ld \ I \1 d.\ u std Will l,la) the

64995 ?, On the <;tage I'> leatlll cd tnc spel. I U 01 L of the ee\tbratul Ed \ ani ~heltacular presentat on knoVl-'1 a" Uncle dOl lrd.l a y\ J1 ch IS letl 1 1 '1 "ettl1lg ofTom s Dream Tn s I~ a cot'ledq <;mg '\c\v lark 18(.) \\1 1: all that thatlUr, danc1I1g and! 11"lca1 tantasy 1 ased p duret:.q I.. era e 1t't1ls 1 t1 e \\ ay at01 the 1dmous Ii-arnett Beechel "towe \oIU! mOlS costun e& brm"llstOiej,ovd and mtroduees Bartrom and fro 11& ha lsome cabo etcSaxton m some e)"cellent comedy and 1 he p ctme \vas adapted fro 11 the

$400 992 67 '\Jcgro spmtual" The Glbso"] 'slsters btage hit 11 1\ h ch Dons Keane scoredand hon"1 e vrorn~on are talented a 1 outsta lcl1l1g success 1>0 h here andc1 nCf'r& al.,o m thts act Tl e Bento aorodd bv bess vfereclyth a'ld Ed1,.\ll1Brothers 111 an act known as Danngh Jmtus \{a)er author of The rtreDlfIcren offer somc an azmg .1ldaglO Inal cl 'v.[ISS Garbo ,,,111be wpportcdand no'Velty numb"f'i and Jackson and by Gavl1 GOldon a ~creen ne\",COl1ler

ICar" supply 15 m1J;lutes of the mo~t I C\\ IS Sto lC Ell ott Nugent rtorenceamusmg sort of comedY patter Shorts 1 d.ke (,loll d B1allllck Henry Am ettaon the screen Include a '\1tckey \10use 1'\,1 tth1ldc Como11t dnd Countcs&. Nm t

I('artoon Cham Gang the Graham dc 1 Igluro L1<lrLlle ] rO\'v 1 who d

14) 4t\3 61 Mcl\jan ee new~ reel and Bob Clarke l cctcd \11 " (:rd.rbu 11 I ,,-~h ,dud tl coffers one of Ius speCialties on the De\ I \ Woman of A1fJ.lfb <lHIorgan \1 la U n~tle abdlll ~upervl<;ed pr

Eadie Laughton contInues a~ master ell ctl0 1

of ceremomes and leads the Holly I \fOV1C'gOUS t11 fd111har WIth the plotwood \fer ymakers popular orchestra 111d.yIl&t <l~sured that 1+ glve& the

18071906 on the stage beSIdes contnbutmg a S\\ edts stdr ample opportulllty fOI a40 000 00 number of songs and speCIaltIes ( sphy of hel well known talent for

As usual the Hollywood ';11l give ellOtlOnal portrayal Advance rcports~0699267 away t,,\O new Fords agam thIS l,eek F) so fdl as to -say thdt certalll love

No 68 on FrIDay and thl?' 69th on Sat ccnes 11 Romance outdo anythmgurJay vI ~s C.drbo attempted even 111 such of

her tell Pl..,>tuou~ <'11Lnt"chIdes as TheFor Cood Job Prmtmg call Grosse J orr('nt Love or I1esh and the

Pom,te PrxntmJr Co, LelJ.0x 1162 De 11E G hA\

Ctshlcr

Sa" ngs

34, 781 4,

Savll1gs

2710000

1300 00,7717,0

140 302 313786000255675

t174 172 1819173

11 3459746167

1500000

$14795035500

b2826

$13149) 7(

0183'00

1 0,9 9539312 50

42372 45

31 33,85

21416032

41 )( IJ

CO) 1 trclalt214 160 32

'4139000 ~ (101750

Com 1Clclal$ 9571268

COli eet AttestW llOYD WEBSIFRrDW <\RD \ AJ-,DERBlJ~1lJOS"PH I BIcAUPAIT

Dil ectors

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RESOURCES

LIABILITIES

VIZ

LIABILITIES

RESOUI{CES

VIZ

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DeprlL .lllUll Ltc

I Rt en I..C t lS 47)) ?J

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GROSS];: POINTE;, PARK MICHIGAN A1 THE CLOSENESS SEPTEMBER 24 1030, AS CALLED FOR BY THE

MISSIONER OF THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

Cd~l and Dut.. f,ol Lanks 111 RI..."Cl\(, CltlL&

VfUlllClpal Bom:ls 11 OfhceOther BQJl.lds

(,011 I ClOed D€'1)O&lb ~lIbJtct toCertlflcd "'-heck'>(.a~hlel '> },.-hcd::'>Due to other Banks J.nd Bdnklr&State Money!) on Dcposlt

OVCIUI lfbDJ..Illll-r House1 urn tUI c u1d] 1'<.tUll..&Othcr 1 L d eo.,tdtLD II h ml Bank'> dud I dllkcl&

Con1<mer:C1alDeposlt~ &WJcct to CheckC( rtlfied Ch'Gck<:, ~i«Jt( doh er '"k>('hec..l & ,.1 11~2

Ca h al d Due tro 1 Bank

OVCIdrafts] xpe ses Interest and 1 axes Paid exceed111g eau 116Srur l1tm e and Fn-..tUl esDue f 0111 Banks and Bankers other tha 1 111 Re&en e C tles

,ill III pal Lo lets 111 Offi:ceOtler f ld<;

COM \11 RUI\L IJ",POSjTS

Totals'1'K

Rr:C,",RVLS VIZ

CO,lL 1'\r:D \CC01.J~l~

Rt <\1 .EST<\TE "v!ORTGI\.GE~

lapil 1 \toek. pilld I ISUlllu" J l1udl run led lIohts netRl'>U\-C lor 1T',es Illt€'ILst

Book ktOttllts-SubJect:to Savlllgs By LawsCerttficat\(f.S of Deposlt--,SubJect to 'sav1l1gs By La>.,.YsClub ~avl\jfs DepOSits (X mas)

fotetl,?3111s Pdy~blc

I L G K ty Cashlel Df thc dbovc namcd bd.nk do '>okmulv &VvLdrthat t1 Labove statement IS true to the best of my 1 now ledge and behe£ and ('orrectlyrepresents the tt ue state of the seVl1 al matters therull conta ned as shown bythe books of the bank

~lATE 01 \lICHIGAN County of WdYlll-S>

Sulbscn:bed and sworn to before meth1s 2nd day of October 1930

PHILIP" ALLARD:N:otary Pubhe

My COI11111SSon explre<; Sept 23 1931

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

COM\lIcRCIAL DEPOSlT~ VIZ

SA \ ING~ 1JEPOSITS

Capital Stock paid 111Surph s rundRcsen e for 1axes

REC,PR\ j S

CO\1bI'\FD ACCOUl\ rs

ld <\T j C,I <\1 t \fORTC \G-ES

PO,\lJS \l\J) SECURlT1PC, >\7

r O<\,\c, <\'1D D1SCOUl\TS

AT LOCH MOOR, MiCHIGAN AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SJ;:PTEMBEl{ 24th, 1930, AS CALLED FOR BY THE COMMIS-

SIONER OF THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

o

g GrossePointe SavingsBank~ Jefle,ron at R;v.,d Blvd. DOc::lO:'W :'::::'::U::n:=rCh [«)1::=01:0

~::::::: 32386210 ~~-W-:-"~~~~~~ISTEADY DEPENDABLE HEAT

0610000--- You are urged to fill your o.n NO\V with the om, fuel that I

8630000 118 100 05 ne',6l d.. appomts ' COAL. The lughest quahty coal canbe obtained promptly by callmg LEnox 3467.

I R. F. MEEK COAL & SUPPLY CO. dILENOX 3467 2619CONNORSI~Jij~I!!lii!IIilllilllliiilRilliillii!jO!f"Ii'~'i!Ji,Iii!iiilli!Jii!Jiill_

~ 1072 648 41 liJIii!Jiillii!Iii!liilliillii!JillrlJiilllillii!Jii!Jii!Rillii!Jii!li!lii!J..JiilIi!Iii!li'ii!Jiil.Jii!liilllillii!jlilllilllilli!llilllilllillii!Iii!llilllilllillii!~

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Totall ~201171 70 2IJ117170 I~ ~\ 1'\ GS DI:POSlfS \lZ I

Book Accounts-Subjects to ~a\111g~ By I a'Ws $57479909Certtficates of DepOSltil..-SubJect to Sa\ lIlg& B~ I a\\ s 11695000Club ,Sa\ 111gSDeOos1tS ('\. l1a<; Thnft etc) 3759374

Totals I $72914283 729042 03 ~Total ~_ $107264841 ~

STATF OP "v[]CHIGA~ Cou h of Wa" I!-" II W Lloyd Webster \ ce PreSident a lel Cash el of the above a 1 cd

bank do 1e1eh). S91c111111ysVl-ear that the above stateme lt lS true to the best ofI1n k11O\\ledge 1.rl,dbelle! a ld C01rectlv 1('1rcse lts the true st'ltc of t e "tver't1 ~m1.tter thcrcJl1 Cf111t'1led 1.<;~ho" 11 h:> the hook" )f tl e hank @J

I W I LO\ D 'A FBSTER ~

~

\ ce Pr(,~ldent and CashIer ~~

Subscnbed and s''''Dr nto before me Con ect '\tte~tthl l't da' of tober 1930 H J WIJ LI<\\1S

VI 1I (f RD HOSKING JGT \~ DERNS ~

)

1J Notarv Pub he C \\ TRf' \D\\ PI T@!,h rom)1!I""" l"res Dec h 1911 Dtr ctOl' JilffilIi'Ii'J@liilJi!Jiilli!Jii1l1il~ffiIJill01~i1Iii!fii!IiJlilJil.!ffiI~lilIilJil.!J01IiilJiilJ@liil~Jii!JiIDiilli!j'"

<~"","k,""","",~ ~~"'liHi\ 0"*"",,kb", w"" ,b', .~.,,~. IP ", L ". .".0 .,.~ J,~ ~_~~~,,_ r ¥ .j~-...'<...I.~~!f10b",,*'" >- > ) 'Rw'k 'W' "StAt ;X}':t& ct~ ",,"'Ik. j;,jl1WA..;;d;;t-;

and $2,000,000in Work.

YearsSpent

Outcrop of Gold Ore IsFound on Virginia. Farm

8tn .1.t1:ton V t -Gold IDll1111$ in theShenanoonh \ alle3 though ne\ el pilletlced e~tensnely may be le\ned It01 f' depOSIts on a gla.lin~ taJ m fh emiles east of I:lhton owned b' John\ Hensle, ''1.1(> found In suffiCIent(]Uantltles to mal e plofitable the milllllg of the 111ll1elal

Accordmg to If'1 dble informationan extf'nsne outClOP of gOld Ole thefilst deposIts found about a "\0Rl agohas been dlsco"eled on thIs falm andafter beme '1':isaved bv gO\elnmentchemists IS "found to const tute al11ghglade samplfl of the metal

" 1 ,1 II a tl 1 rel on ,,1 I he AT\H1S staHl 1,., e'\l 10 I( 1 iJ a fJf''1! b a'ltC'tlffou] 1 tlm f>m] 0' ee of a sl eetHetal COli 1fin' ....1ffe.lert 1\,) 11 1 E"l

le""sla1m "J~ stH 11 g 01 Of> bJllf'l

in oulE'r to re IclI ft wf'11 c:pot \,)]]19 "lth a t01 1 11 e llJ.l r(>l emlltr

of tJI e"((cpt fOl tl at dmgw.., to tt"! T () \ '\ c; .-\ 'JD DISCO'L '\ TS~ille~ stood in t1 e sun'll e hent ofU e sun cre lted fume~ and gases filledthe b"ll~el

A ~I aL J fr{ m the "p]thng tOI clprobablY 19mted tlle buses which BO~DS A '\TD SECuRITIESC'lusctl tl e f''\pIO.iilIOll

Fire Breaks Out WhileArson Jury Is Examined

Plesto.n Idaho -\'; lule offiCIals l\eleChOOSlllg a JUly fOl the :t5.1"italsoncase tued here lU 35 \ ealS fh e stal ted[n the Pleston Chamber of Commercelooms \\ hel e the temporllrv COUltLOom was es.tablJ,shed Spectatol s 'UntIplOspectlve JU1~IOen were driven hur111..dly from the buildIng and theflames raged for an hour before theywele extmgmshed The court 'lad tobe mol,.ed else,\ l)ere

- Long Chriatian SymbolAmong the very ealliec:t Clni':ltian

graves v.lneh ha\E' bN"n fll<;:cO\elfir! Ul(>110SS "as used it:s a glmbol

:***"*******~****~~****~*~~ Dried Pig Stomach ;i::t a Cure for Anemia ~~ Pal <:; -1 e stomach of a rug ~~ lilt'll and puh Pll.led has bern ;.~ fC\Jnl to I fl fin ef'l.'ectne helL ~~ l11\?lll f t JW11I CIOU"! anE'mi 1 ).* '11 f' I 1 "'lH.l ~cadem" of \1f'd >.

~ J He h'l~ >;tudlPcl thp. nc\\ eni"(\' ~1. "hU:.!l It pion )llnu 1 to 1)(" R"! "

~ t~({~I~;ll~:tl~~e~I~;~Ofa::~W~:;IZ~SA ~¥ mOl e ll",l e0ulJle to t 11(\ :f~tI*y.} **k:+'< k-Y kw t X "i. ~~ *

Six

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THE GROSSE PC INTE< ,.

SALVAGING GERMAN I REPpR \ pF TJ-lI. CONDI1:ION OF THERUT EXPENSIVELOCHMboR 5TATE BANK

I ontIon -I Ie' ('n Tenrs ago the hugeGel WJ.n f1eet sUIl proud m defeatlode the \\u\e'1l In b<.apa LIo'\

It \\ao; a ple'l~HU t slo:.bt to BrJtishaum rulty e~ eB 11 e fight 11d bee-nhald 11 e £10ils of y[etol:Y \\QUld bes,"\ E'lt

'11en swldenly one of t1 e battleCl t1 <;flrs IUtcl eel tUl \\ ard and beg'1nsetilll g Into thE" Sf'H Ot! e1S fol1o" edar d l efUle tl e a"tonl~l f' 1 f'H'~ ofBrltl~l set men t1 e 1ttet dtsappelll edbt:'low the ~ ,1.\ es

11 e ('erma.n~ had opened the SE'a

Icod s They had scuttled tl E'lr CUtftas a IJst act of defiancp

Offer Is AcceptedAfter reeD\ el1n~ trom thelr o..mn/8

n ent the admllulty officels tUlnedt lair thou~hts and enel,.,les to ha vb gthe slups snha",ed

VeLelan "lhipPIDI" men and oU erscontemplated the task but made nobids Year after year the stnps lay'mugl) in Du\v Jones locker ,,,henthf' adrmralty had all but abandonedhope of reall/mg on their vIctory :c rC04 in hIS late thirtles made an offel It \\as qUIckly accepted

Ihen Cox began a task" hlCh hasbeen watched \uth intelest bv theshlppmg world because of the manyUlfficult obstacles that lay m the pathof success

&atheung around him some of thebe&t engmeers and dn e s in ] uropeCo:x; directed the WOlk to date andhas resulted m brmgmg to the surface later to be junked thlee battlecrUlsers one battleshIp one hghtelUlsel and twent;, five destroyels

Although he knew comparatnely l1ttle about salvage operatlODs Cox lealued he needed more than the usualeqUlpment and purchasel\ the submanne floatmg dock the Germans hadused WhlCh he used m uismg the,destroyel s

One of the most elLfficult tasks inthe entire operatIOn it is said wasthat of closlng all deck and hull apertUles left open when the fleet "asscuttled

DeterminatIon WmsCox s determmatIOn was dIsplayed

while attempting to salvage the battlecruiser Hmdenburg weighmg 28000tons After months of hard worl ... Hhad been raIsed to the surface butde\eloped a dangerous list and had tobe dropped hacL. again to the oceanfiOOI

I ater in order to counterAct thtslLst Cox's wOlkmen bmlt onto the Arthm J Scull) l;restdent Albert E BeaupreHmdenbUlg S slde a blcft;l;: of concrete jul V\ Berns V1Ce Presldent Samt.el R K111gSt0l1\\eighmg 9 000 ton~ On being refloat Jo<,eph F Peaufalt Vice Pres1dent l(h",ard Vanderbushed she developed a stat board list Ldw'1rd G Kay ~a"hler John A- ConlckOnce more the Cllllc:el WHS dnpIled Herbcrt I3t.1rge~s J\<;st Cashier Horace KendrickillHl anothel conCl ete block was bUIlt I \V 1 loy d Vv ebsterIhl~ done the Hllltlenburg fioated ~

~" '""IS II.'" pa"ed Since Lox oe I ORDER: 1'rOOR- CHRISTMAS CARDS NOWgan his 0t prations Bis film lIa'll sp<,ut ~ .......-to date mOll'... than \12000000 111eplOfits are not kno"n I REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

I I l\ I III ISun Fires Tar Burrel, IIJefferson Savings Bank

Blast Maims Worker If

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(C' !SSG Bell S nd cate )

,... II.cDf'll"'" '" By'll'ALT£R..... 'Q"JUI,&" ,. T~UMB()LL

of NEW YORK.

Center of Bus TrafficMOle thflll 13000 oJn11lbUC;ebo pass

OnoU!;lJ 11 af11!.UI ...JU'lH IonoODe\elY Ulj -london \ts\\ers

But thele IS one new stunt in connect10n With ast! ologv of which I ha \ ebeard onlJ Iecently £hele lS a \10man\\ ho owns some well hnO\' n hennels,,,ho has the horoscopes of bloodedpuppies cast as soon as they ale bOLDTIns leads to argument::. WIth the manager 01 the kennels who 0.08S notbeheve III astlology and does belie"ein lllo; o\\n knowledge and e'\penenceof dObS • • •

George Gersh", ~n the famous composel, is a golfel of long standmgand unhl leeentiv of 111ghscores But"\ir GerSh\\lll is lmplO\ing The otherdaJ plp.\lllg the J akeville COUlse henot onl;\- fOl the ft.1~t tH11e in IllS hfebroke 100 hut shot 'l11 81 nom no\\fOI€,el mOle .any tllU{ Mr Gelsh\\l1fl1s t< 9ho t il tl e 10\' cightw,,: IH\\ill be off hl'l game

• • •~jo(] lllUl! et (' t1.'l.! 1..9'lllll unempJ),

ment bl ll~ str m~e Iesulls llLe RIm,[,)1 e'\.illUple 1H\ el 1 '\11 I('s.. tloubl..,0ii n~ (1l11<..,illHnt" Lhe 'l1l\1e is tllH

r 11L 1I)('l 11l1nc1l of tI ~ ':ill \ l( €'III <,119 111 no\\ Sef'Ul'l to])( Toin(l ( n t,) t1l d ~f'e tl rf"e slUUle me tla ell '

"all OH"lbl() I 111111 i ,..,I 1\1 I10 Lt. '" UP '-;.a 1 U- ~ 11 tl, 01 ~ IInanc I ccutf'l but 111 ,>p <;bec 1\ 1 ISOl ~ and 1n ",1 if'l'! E, \ ou" ..,llle 11\\H'S COl('ell "' thf'll ('he" \~ 1 Isome <wt <F llHI10 11 'i"'tJ .... it ....

If thf'v Il1Ii"ht m 1 e a PlolN Jot 1 I011 ""0 In!." 'l IIf't l J t of

&11 ul.Ilh la I 1 on \ 1 elt to 1 P"3 !rl b a'\ ay ft. lJU1f' (f the dust 'lIlt! t l'1tof I edl 'I In tl e tie of 01(}-" ,,1e d 1he1. 9tnff and 91r rnt("s II 11tit. It.co~nbon

A':itlolo",tsl~ .1Ie t1 l!n"" 111 ]!UJIenSJblblIless III ,e,\ 10 b. lllev <l,1,e (011su1tf'd b) almo"lt t, el v da"s Of peopit" Iou mll,l1L e,\l)Cct that t1H...atnea!pf'ople and othel tJPcs plone to ,,"upel.sllt on \\ould be potentIal (UstO~ll(...lSbut lIdl d l1ea{1etl husme~s men w ll1tto hno" "hat the stns say IbouttheIr \entUles Ihe mJ.Jol1t~ of theashologlsts Ule \\( men and SOUle tIonot on1;'J a local but a mall 01 uelbus ness '1l1e\ tell rue that tllele ISQne \\ ho gets thousands ot lette! s atld;) Some of thoSe "ho go to the'lstlOlogl"!ts take up the stu 1~ f01themselles "IalY Ha\ the Rctlef:lSis considl."red a flne amateUl astlolog st and thelc me many male

'" III I!I t

But theh g Iltltu It todoes not R110 1 1) If Pfut n 1 for till E 11 I e-\

SUn'll 1 1 \ n, 1 Iu t t I

Flnally ihe ROjal George almost gotthe range, and WIth a thltty two poundshot It burled ltself in the gloutidnear I Old Sow and the defender3dUg It out [llobably With great rejOldng ;I'hey at last had a cannonball WhICh \\ould fit theil gun Theychucked it in the Juu771e .rammed lthome and aimed With gleat careIhelr fOlmet plaCllC.e mu"t at leastha\e gl\en t\ em the needed datuSInce tbev lilt It 811111 fanly on tlwtlecl{ "hel e iIte el e\\ \\ ere g i.n~('redthi0i £"c;t 'Lhat one <.,hoth1.11edfOUlteenmen and "ouno('d e ghtf'en nrd thf'Butt~h fleet lctlte(1 \t If'flst that IS

""hat the peot Ie of Sari ettr:; Hill )j

.sa' and it I"l their 13101' so thf'\ lHeentitled to "hcl to it C'\( te Hts~......ll i:' It le'1~(' 1 t R-.)• • •

StlU that al t1fice doesn t appeal toha\e ~mplo"ed then alll r01 moundt" 0 hOUlS the ShlPS shot at the ShOl eand. the ::.hore shot at ihe ships \HUIsmall damage on either SIde '1he shoreh<lc1 the bettel of it because ShIpSoffer '1 large taLget while Old 8m"at "hich the sailor gunners undoubtedIy "ere firmg oflered a small targetmdeed espedally \\lth guns of thatday

Ihete was no dealth of powder butall the cannon balls on hand wele 1ll

tended for a twenty four instead of Ii

thll ty t\\ 0 pound gun '1h)s was h,{ehaung only 22 calibel cartrldges for a32 cahber levohel but the old IIIhabitants of Sac:h.etts Halbor ",ele areSOU1c~ful lot luey wrapped thecannon balls W pleces of calpet WhIChthev tore up for the purpose and mthiS manner" el e able to fire them• • •

'11 e dC'fen 1~ s on o;11or(..1ad only one~un '11 (V (\l1e I It Old 80\\ It \lasa tInt;) h"\o pounder and had plo\€~dto be too blQ fOl a small Yankeesel oonel SO It h'ld been brougt taslore and left for monLhs in themud But \"hen It lool{ed as If it\I onld be needed fOl defeniilt. Colonf'lEeJllllger mounlcd it in a field facmgthe \\tlter

It was John Ollver r a GOlce whoon 1 l~ Itst tllP to :t\ew Yorl. toldme n1)out Old Sow He had beenfl,,:llng and on tlli" hip heard thestOl y

barIH:'tts IIdl hor ne"Ue'!: on the sboreof lake Ontfuio across from tl eII outh of UK St I 0\\ rente and tl (>

'1lJonsnnd l~hnds }IPlf' on JUIv 1_"as fou",! t tl e fir"t 1aWe of the Wenof lS1~ llie HI lio::.h .ltt tel (d flomill( \\ tter \\Ith fi,,€' "11D9 tl e latl:,eo;tof ,,11 It \lno; tl e ltt Ht ('eOlge c r1\11 g t, en!" io r ..,1 S ar d 200 11 utJ Ie ot181 fo H <.,11~ cauted elgl tybuns

Grace Evangelical

Poor Type of Clhz:enMAn um Ighteou'S mUll sald Hi Ho

tilt sage. of Chmato" n often see1.s tomake up for Ill':! 0" n shoItcolUmgs b'enfol'('1ng the stllcif'o::.t Iules of ('onduct fOl oil el ':l -" a~1.ilngton t5tar

Thlrdh - ') 1 or a su on lOp chl~ 1:' Ul1u<;tl,! HO\\CvLl tl (. 11l::,sage

Will be a blessllg to ever:> ) e \\ lorecelVes It <\t t 1 S <,crV1CC lie thaione hUl dted tt tLl L S '111 [11c(., four Bible Seh 01 \\111 he d 1 atll t dco nmlSS oned to tl C 1 11 10 tal t taskThe ordl1ance of Commu 01 \ 111c1 scthe monll If{ \\ N:.hlp he r Blcause ofthiS speclall) ar nge 1 1 rOilral1 tllthlrd :,ermo 1 11 the ser e" on the Ap "tIes Creed will be postponed 0 lC weekThe tIme \<; 11 0 clock VV(. ....HJcome

,oufetell The serVIce" of hand", nt

111gexpelts ,\ele reqUIred to solve thell1ystelloUS mea11ll1g of thiS \vord A..ndwhen the 111terpretatlO11 was gIven Itproved a starthn~ revelatlOn Sundd.Ynight the message of the popular gaspel service \"\III be a dISCUS5.lO1 of thl'>ubJcct Come and b1ipg someone \'dth

).au Thc sendec starts promptly at7 30 0 clock

lile Lm e la lt 1 rc'i)\ tu 11 Cllurchentered upon Its fall and \ I Jtll actl\!t1C&last C; t 1el'1\ l\ tl a \Crv 'mece,.,£ IIRally Da~ <;('1 I,. cc \ ph:> "-(he ltll

19fn\c 1el1 Jcctlc 1 t I 1 ) 1 1

I \ I \ \ IJ c 1 ~t J I It:. a \1 J (. 1

~u 1day 1t (. 'I,. e la tIt g 1.lC( ie 1a PO<;lt101 .at tl c Jeff r n \H H(

Presbytenan church A <,tCCl<':, t

\1t~ Je lk I S has alrea(h bee 1 ap10 1t

ed ll1 the perSall of \r <; \1111ald 1 11mal e \irs 1111 I Ie 1<;a ~Taclt att. ()AlblO College \\ tIe an \f \ flO 1

boston UllVel&lt} Depal till t of RehglOus 1< ducatlO11 She has had sevel a1J Cal <; of public school \\ ork a "\ear <Itd \ftsSlO11 School 111 "ew Orleans d 1el

DIrectol of Reltg ous } dUCdt on at thellr"t \fethodlst Church of ['hot

The Blbl'" School \,,111 e lter upo 1Its regular ~eekly class schedule ne'{tSunday .it 9 30 d. 111

\fOlll ng \\olsl11P at 10 30 The Rev-J' '\1fred S 1\[ ch.ks~ has bee 1 1cquested

t9 piC l.ch 011 the theml \l1~\\l cd 01 IdU1HlllS\'veled PI ayer

Chu eh of Christ Lochmoar th~1 We church 111 the WIldwood temrx)ranl} meet111g m the old Cookschoolhouse Loehmoor Blvd and Mackavenue Bible school 9 45 a m\\ otslup 11 00 a m gospel service745p1l1

Wednesc1a) 7 45 p 111 prayer praIseariA Btble stud:>. ,

"~lday ~4~ p m gospel nieetlOg at21j.lBoule~""arenue Hal£Vta\

Are }au -concerned for your souPssalva-hon;> If so come and hear Evangellst E G Rockltfte of 896 "Lnl'ver<;ltyPlace preach the oIl t me gospel

1 he coopl."rahon of 1.11 Protestant'l1:> 1001ed for tll<; he 1 g the o11v Prat(',>tant church 11 the \ l1hge

Mell&iahLutheran

Church of ChristLochmoor

Southeast COl lei of I "kcVl-zcd a ldKelcheval avenue'i '\ H A I ocherpa&tor 1434 r akcwDod <lvcnuc felephone Lenox 2121

'Next Sunday Octoher 5 the congrcgatlon \,,111t;ekbrate Its annual 1nl<;SI0\lrestIvd.l The usual morn ng servlCCSwill be held German d.t 9 :t.ngh&h at11 15 Sunday School ,t 10 15 Anotherervlcc wtl1 be held 10 the evenmg at

8 0 clock III which a mISSion 1ectur.\\111 be dehveletl. fhe <;ubJect Will bethstltutlOuai Mlslson Work The lec

turer Will be Pastor J H WItte atpr~sent Supenntendent of the Luthcran Children sHame 111 Bay CIty andormedy Instltuttonal 1111SSIonworker

In the CIty of ChlcagoThe first monthly BIble Hour of the

fall ahd wmtea' season arranged by theYoung People s SOCIety w 11 be held onthe com1l1g Sunday begll111l11gat 5 15P 111 The sUlbJect of the lesson \\ 111be 'The Hlstory and Doctr nal Content of the Augsbnrg Co fesslOn

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lssu~d bases on balls by these samemoundsmen and through an oversIghtIn the scormg records were omIttedand therefore <io not show In these statIstlC'>

M d. 1ager Crandall has asked the\.\nter to c:>..press through thIs colu;nnhIs l11gh esteem an 1 appreCl1.tlOtl to thefans who <;0 loyallY supported Ius clubthrough the "lcase 11 and has pr0l111sedto rel1C\\ act \ It e:. next :.pnng Just\\ hen.. he left off this fall \\ lth a ch~bthat e en 1)) .11 Ia 1 "\\ 11be proud of

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blance to an American town the in Base on balls-By 1..aatz 6 \{oorehabItants dtff"'r from those Of an~ Crandall 2 Anderson 2other city in the world Most of them Left on bases-Van Slgn 7 Vlllage 7have come to Palestme in pursuit 01. =an Ideal which is the erectIOn in the Passed balls~Louwers 4 E Bal dele _anCIent home of the Jews of a modern ben SmtihTe.,,-:Ish <:;tate to constttute the focal \VJ1d pitch-Kaatz Moorepoint fOl a culturnl revival of the. vVmolllg pttcher-MooreTewi<.,h race One of the first stages I OSlllg pltcher~Kaatzwhich i..; bel11~ accomplIshed hele Is Dmp re-rreddle {'hampllle "'I~the reSullectlOll of the H~b1ew Ian Tlme-210guage as a )nlng imte r IFamily Outwits Swarm "The Love Parade" •

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Corpse Is Thrown Out \\ho cteated tt • :

as Truck Hits Hearse IG P . t !IINewalk N J -'\. gruesome aCCident raiSe GIne -=1"

occtllled as a funeral cortege was pro Public Library =~_ceedmg ,uth the bodv of Mrs :Man

tS'Uerl~lvanto the Holy Sepulchre ceme- Arb t Child flam one to ~lX ""1=111:.

, F I 1 "1tllel Tile Po'vcr and ,:,ecretThe hearse hit by a hea'\"y tluc1{ u 0) \ ,

coming do,,,n a hill to"alds it was of the ]csulbrolled 0\ 81 on its slde the casket J 01 l~Ol1 1 he 1\ cgl 0 111 Amencan if:i;opened and the body thro\\n out mto Clvl1uatlOll ~the inteHor of the heau.e Bdlbsol Inve~tmel t :Fundamental ~It remaJlled. for drIvers of otbel I lllcoln febtlug before InvestIng ~

funeral CRIS foUowmg to extricatf' BdALel Chd.Jl1 ~tore Dtstr&button I~~body and coffin and await the auivaI and YfJ.llagc Bent =of another heaue Bloomfield Selected Articles Q 1 •--------

Postcard Travels 20 Years Tre d~ 1 I Retail Dlstnbutlon -Le\\ isham England -It took 20 POOLe Art Pnnclples m Practtce ~.:~

"ears fot a postca1d maired from Bndges ThIll AId" ~Folkes-tone to leach thIS submb a dis Robeson Paul Robeson Negro mtance of 70 lilIes C10zler A Brass Hat 10 No Man:. ~

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:: a II rench miUtary pllot has the:llt Ohvler The Tnumphant ! oatman ~t dls-UnctlOn of belllg the ilIst t Sharp Rhododendron PIe iJj*" ll'Uiclde from an ails-hip 1D ;: *"~: France <10 ~.. ,A£ter ,,'\rnmg Ius sevehte('Il i Fl'.eak of N.. tu:re I"t yealold s\\eethfl1ut \tho h 1\1::t Il'h-e Great Stone Face about whtctt =t made up her rntnd Lo l)leal~ ol'L -+ Sawthorll,& wrote is th-e "Old Man of ~. _._;. the engagement that he "ouhl i tke Jdonntaius .in thl? Wln.te mOUn ;I;+ pro\e IllS ~o,e for her h.e fim\ +$< ta1ns of New HampsIl.lre ;It wi\s dis ~: i:o an airplane to a height of J: co,elfec1 10 ]805 by J)'ands Whitcomb *."E.-... 2000 feet and the-n tIne", him ... lit J l \Jke Brooks while Worklng Qn ~._ ~": self do" n at I Ii I eVllHlf' ~(lft ? the Notch ro~d It was first de!Cflbed :;r.;;+ F nee I)\, Gen Mnrtln rlflld \llo viSIted it * JOB PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS"" r. , I~ 1827 F;i,m tho h ot the proJgc ~~ ~:;i>f>.,.",++++++++++t + t. ~ ~ .... }+... tron forming the chin to tile tqJ! of ~ ~

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Crosse POinte Fanns, Mich.

Don Graham & Co.

Daniel G. Allor andSons Ice & Coal Co.

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76 Kerby Road

G. P. M. Peat Mossand Driconure

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Leib Conservatoryof Music

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IT eacher of Piano I.MISS LILLIAN HAFKI:

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Fu",e,l'alDirectorsEd,.., Teppert, Sec and Trella.

Pnce IS a matter of your own de.ire14911Kercheval Ave near Alter ROd

Lenox 4211

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Cleaning Co.Complete Housecleanmg Service

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Lenox 31641373.Beaconsfield W P Warner, Mgr

'leI AViv Baiestme-This thrivingCltv at the eastern end of the Medltel rane'ln IS sIngular in the" orld asthp fllst all Tewish CIty Slllce the dl"lpel ~}on of the TeWIsh lace l!l "'0 A D

In out\\ftld appearJ.n<..e let A'dvbH atlv resemblf's a prO"lptrous Califo n a sfla<;lcle to\"n bl t it Is the eeonomic nnd cultnr-al eel tel ot the mostmo let n po tic 11 C'\.Pf'lllIJeI t-the attf'll) t to e"tao11<;11 II Tc \J$11 n 1t 01 11"e [(.n1\..nt In Pl~lf'stlll('

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J rom n1flnv '\ ewpo r ts .rel \ " n ist1 most lemalh'l.ble c iy ll.l the Old\H lrl Ihe tap dlty of lts del elopm nt 18 ao;Lomsh1Y1b iml..,e J b\ OW\\ ( 11 "tar dlllls j 1 c to\\ n \, ~ £01 n 1e(} on bl.lllen <;md dunE'S HOlth ol 111ean lE'nt u(v of Jai'Ll in 1<)()0 'lna tile<'e "US af J 013 "howf>u OJ I) <)03 In

hi'l Lmts In 1019 there "f're .2 8('2in aIJitants but today thele me mOleth n 40000 and thE> rit y has outstupped its neighbol Juff 1 \'<,1n<..hhn«:e"l::lsted smce 1>lbllcal tUlle,;;

Other feature!'> of the fhst modernTewlsh town are that the 'l!1C1ent Hebrew lanbuage is the officwl and genel ally .,poken langua.;e lt Is Inhabitedby Je\,s from about 40 different countrie<; It \\as the first local authorityin the "l\if'ar East whose counCll waselected b~ dIrect votmg of the entile

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JACOB VAN ZANEN Since the f'1.,lUOUS Balfour declaratlon In "Inch England plomi<ed to tactlitnte the foundatiOn of a nationalhome for the Je"'18h race In PalestIneleI AHV has groi\n by leap<:t In J91qthe area of the town Wis about 220acres today it is mOle than 1400actes

G",neral Carpenter WorkWe Speciahze in Repair Work

24 Ridgemont Niagara 0796

NIagara 4921 102 G. P. Blvd.

Grosse PointeUpholstering

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We make our printing say I"Hello" * * * cor'dially, Imterestingly, attractively. IWe make type talk with Iready attention and convinc- 1mg salesmanship. We plan I

your printing requirements IIiwith intelligence aJld econ-Dmy. ,

Grosse Pointe Printing Co.14935 Kercheval LEnox 1162

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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

Grosse Pointe Savings Bank

Cash and Due from Banks 11 He!>u vc Lltlt!> 23) 88145Totals 2398814,

Ove1 draftsBanktng HouseOther real e!>tate

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I 1 rank C 11umerfelt VICC Pre:. dent and Cd"lller of the above lldlUCdbank do solemn!) swear that the above statemcnt IS tl uc to the iJe"t of I W

knowledge and bebef and correctly represents tht tl ue state of illt !>tvcrd.lmattel s therc1l1 con tamed as shown by the books of the 'bank

CO\1:MLRC;,IAL DLPOSI1 S

Subscrlbcd and S'o\!orn to hrf01 c mcthI::' 29th day of Septe.mber 1930

H'\.RRY A rURTONNotary Public

My C01TIllllSSlO1 expIres Sept 26 1931E

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RESCRVb.S VI7

COMBINED ACCOUNTS

LOAl\S AND DI~COU,T~

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES

BONDS AND SECURI1IES VI7

i\lu11lclpal Bonds 11 Officeu S Bonds and CertIficates of

Indebtedness 111 OfficeOther Bonds

Totals

AT GROSSE POINTE VILLAGE. MICflIGAN. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI.

NESS SEPTEMBER Z4th, 19311,AS CALLED FOR BY THE

COMMISSIONER OF THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

unusua.l oe:x;p.erJcnce of see1l1g the mH1ught SUll 111 <1.11 ItS spkndol on thL=<'Qurth of July 1he pnnclpal cltle,>

• * * A Norway wcre vI!>lted before !>alh19Mr and Mrs C Henry Haberkorn

o the Aland Island~ 111 the BaltlLof Lawn Leighton, Jefferson avenue

from there the Whltne) s went toCrosse POinte Park, who returned recently wIth theu" famIly from the: ::,wcdcn and DUll1 al k thc) b) way of

the Klel Canal to Hamburg al d BedllHaherkorn summer home, Shlp.t~ They v1slted the mtenor of Halla ldat 5t Clatr, MICh, have purchased the and BelgIUm by motor before rcturnl1g'H~rbert V Book reslClence In Wind. to England The 1 next venturc \\ a!>mill POInte drIve, Grosse POinte Park to Pans by pnvatc alrplanc fly 16and expect to take occupancy ahout from Croydon to Le Bourget A v '-. tOctoher 1 My and Mrs Book, WIth WIth Mr and Mrs John Ja'Lob HoITtheIr five chtlch-en, WIll take the Haber- (Grace WhItney) ddded n nch pka!> 11 Lkorn house temporarIly to their stay 111 Amc!'1ca spcnJ 19 cl

* * * few days r:nroutc dt Lt<;bo 1 the "\-LtMr and Mrs DaVid C \Vllltney delra and Bermuda Islands Thl" IS

have returncd to R1dge 110nt theIr the second extenSive tr p t11CWhltne) shome 11 Lake ShOle road after a four have made aboard the :,umar v\lhldmonth" crUise on their:} acht Sumar was billlt 11 1926 and S1l1ce then hd.::>Thev first VISIted England then sailed been on every oce1.n III the world WIthto the North Cape where they 1ad the .the exceptlOl1 of the Al tarctIc----------------------------

Maumee road Grosse Pomte VIUa:gehave rctul ned to theIr hanle 111\Vheel1l1g Vi Va

GROSSE POINTESOCIETY

(Contmued from Page One)are at home from Le. Cheneaux Club,where they have been IInce the latt.rpart of June.

* • •Mlu Helen Moore, daughter of Mr

and Mr. Alhert Roy Moore, of York~.hlre road, Grosse pOinte Par~ IShome, after spenchng a week WIth herIr"andparent&, Mr. and Mr. Frank AMoore of Clare, Mlch

* * •Mrs Eugene W I e\\<ls of Elmslelgh

Edst Jefferson avenue left Monda)- forNorton Mass v.here her daughterMary Margaret wl11 enter the HedgesAfter leav1llg her daughter at school\1rs LeWIS wlll spend a few days 10the East beforc returl1ll1g to her homeMr Le\Vls took hIS son hugene WJr to Simsbury Conn the lluddle oflast 'veek where the latter "\\111studyat the vVestmmstel School

* • *Mr and Mrs MaurIce Woad and

small daughter, Hazel, of St Clairavenue, Groue POinte, arnved homeafter a VISIt III England WIth Mr.Wood's mother, Mn Arthur MlnchlD,and Mr Wood's mother Mrs Woodand Hazel latled from New York InJune and Mr Wood JOIned them earlyIn August The-y took theu' car overand motored through the Bl'lbsh IslesThey returned on board the S 5 Fran ..conla and motored home from NewYork

* • *Dr and Mrs WIlham WeISS of

Wheehng W Va who were the guestsof their son tn-law and daughter, Mrand Mrs Benry Lane KlOuucan of

Old English the play whIch provedSo tremendously popular whtn playedon the stage by George Arhss hasopened ItS long run engagement at theParamount Theatre With the lovwbkArhss playmg the title role of the oldsmner 111 thiS talk11lg picture produc- -tl0n

Old English can be compared hce;tperhdlp:. to the epochal' DlSlaeh oflast season, which 1l1troduced the genIUS of George Arhss to the talkmgpIcture world Old Engllsh IS consIdered by \ill A111SS to bc hiS finestchal acterl7atlO11

The Galsworthy play from ""luchOld LnglYlsh IS d.dapted, IS the stor)

of a crachetty old Shlp~OW11lng rascalof LlVel pool who finds hl1l1self on theverge of bankruptcy and to prOVIde fora granddaughter enters 1l1to some dealmgs which would have lllcr1l1l1natedhim but for tht.. 11ltervelltJon of a.greater foe 111 1:he gUISe of liberatorThe gay old rake makes a grandstandplay not only With hIS credItors butWith death-and w1l1Swh1le he loses

Mr Arhss makes the role unbehevably movmg and at the same tImeamus1llg The dIrection of Alfred EGreen _ who also {lId Dlsraelt andThe Green Goddess -15 of the best

George Arliss at theParamount Theater

Bnngll1g to the screen a VIVid dramaof love and sacnfice and a strugglebetween a foster mother s selfish deSIre to serve dnd the wtlhl1gness of agIrl to pay any penalty for the haPPlnes'> of the man she cares for antNIght at Susie s IS at the FIshertheater

Bllhe Dove plays the role of the girl"",ho cares and Douglas ralrbanks JrIS the boy son of a gangster who hasbeen raIsed bv SUSIe a hardenedwoman fence whose one fine motlveIII hfe IS hel deSire to have her fosterchl1d go straIght ,:,usle 1S portrayedby Helen \i\Tare and she almost steal'>the pIcture from two such iflopular !players as MISS Dove and young Fauibanks

The story 15 stark 111 Its s1l1cent}and reveals MISS Dove as a powerfuldramatiC actress

Doug FaIrbanks J r IS the boy V\I hohas been raised 111 a gangster atmosphere hiS faster mother bemg <1.

'fence for stolen goods but he hasgone straIght d.nd (believe 1t or not)has become a press agent for a NcVvYork thcatcl There he falls 111 tOH.

WIth a chorus gIrl who IS featured 111

the !>how

Billie Dove HeadsFisher Film Cast

Man!>laughtel dlamatlc masterpiece featur111g Claudette Colbert andFredeflc March In the mam rolesmakes ItS appeararce on the scrLcn ofPubhx RIVICIa theater for one ''\leekstartlllg Satur-dav, October 4th

Mansalughtcr 1S the story of awealthy girl carefree careless andthoughtlessly selfish When she fallsIII love \\Ith the senou'> 1111nded andambHlOu~ young dlstnct attorney sherescnts hiS CrltlCISm of her mode ofhfe Then tragedy overtakes her madC<liP carect and she faces a term 1ll

pnson \'l'lth the young dIstr ct attorneYagalllst her Her love for hll11 turnsto hate when she finds all her VI ealthand 1I1fluence her beauty and WIlesare unable to save her from Justice

ran Church "Manslaughter" onRiviera Theater Screen

,"' \POINTE REVIEW

Dehcac}' f as I t WereScuptUle e~aminatIon small boy

asked what hp' knew about Ahab andLl1Jah the Tlshblte SaId he 'Eltzadressed m a camel s haIr and wentbefore Ahab Rnd saId Behold I amEILba, the titbIt' ,

Blhltcal ExpreSSionThe expreSSIOn You are the Sellt of

the earth is from the Blble • Ye arethe salt of the earth" But If the salthave lost hIS savor whereWIth shallIt be sall;ed'i' ~hls 113from Matthew,rhantet' ~ ver'=,()1~

Partnership for a $25,000Prize Is Dissolved.

ApplauseConductors of orchestras al e said

to plefer silence after a selectIOn Applause qlsturbs the 1l1splred momentsand breahs the spell '1he deepestemotIOns are q-uiet Possibly bandleaders know that applause IS Simplyapplesauce "Uh dl1ee letters omItted

DEATH ENDS HIKINGPACT OF ,TWO MEN

Faith LutA second Old natlOn servIce wIll be

held at I alth J4utheran Church nextSunday mornUl ThiS congregat1onwtll have the JO of sendmg ItS secondson lllto the roll 1stry wlthll1 two yearswhen Mr Nobl Llvmgston WIn be ordamed by the pastor the Rev R DLll1hart The serVIce wtll be conductedby the other son of the congregationthe Rev Thea P rncke who was ordamed one year ago III Faith Churchand whQ J& servll1~ .as Its a$sl::.tantpastor

Mr !.,;lV1I1gstOl1comph:ted a ten yearprepaorcl'tloI1 at Cap1tal UluvcrsIty Columbm OhIO and \Va" graduated fromIts semlllary last Nray He IS nowserVl11g St Matthew s Church Benwood W Va where h'& WIll be locatedafter hIS ordmatlOn next Sunday mornll1g at 10 4S a m The congregatIOnextehds an mV1tation to the CommunIty to attend thIS speCial serVlce

Ten new members WIll also be rccelved mto the congregatIOn on thISday The first Sunday of the monthhas been set aSlde for the receptIon ofnew flilembers and thIS IS the firstgroup to umte With the chut"Ch SlUcethIS ne"" system has been adopted

In the Sunday School PromotIonDay wJ11 be cele.brated when the ch11drcn WIll be advanced 111 their reg,pec-ttve hIgher grades The Adult Bibleclasses w111 meet for their usual sesSlons The Bible School WIll meet atIts usual tune 9 15 0 clock

The people of the neIghborhood arecordIally nlvlted to ~hjoy an of theseserVIces whlch are open to any VISitor

--50c

THE GROSS

\

That takes a DifferenceAnd then there s the young ladY

",ho thinks jlQbbymg Is all lIght itYOl.'He-rea1l1 stay.1ng at the lJ,otel-

IQJ:: Pathfiudel,~saZl~~

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_ .•..POPULAR PRICES-Matinees and Evening

THURSDAY, FRIDAYSATURDAY

OCTOBER Z 3.4

Main Floor: AdultsChildren 25c

SUNDAY, MONDAYOCTOBER 5.6

MALRICL CHl:VALILR111

"The Love Parade"

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAYOCTOBER 7.8

GRLTA GARBO111

"Romance"

'White Hell of Pitz Palu'WIth

GRAHAM MeNA ,ILl:

As the first screen musIcal -comedyto which 1< lorenz 2lefeld gave hiS ownpersonal superVISion and skill stagecraft Whoopee \\ hlCh 15 comlng tothe Umted Art sts theater accordmgto cntIcs does full Justice to the repuHon and talents of the famous Imp ressano \Vhoopee. IS very much a cont1uatlOn of Edd1e Cantor s stage suecess that ran for t\"o years at the "\Je\\Amsterdam Theatre New York transcrtlbed boddy the films 'WIth Its hugespectacle maglllfied 11 s ze and beauty""Ith the mag1c of 1echnlcolor to gIveIt reahty Samuel Goldwyn ",ho produced the pH..ture claims that It IS thefirst perfect all color Clllema extravaganza

Yet despIte ItS mammoth SIzeWhoopee lS st111 the !>ane llltimate

comed~ that as The l'.Jervous Wreckwas one of the most dJ11U5mg playsever wntten 71egfc1d managed to retam the uproanous 1 un or of the ongmal stor) \\ he 1 he set It on the greatstage of the 1\ew A mtcrdam "'lthliUSIC and song a Id 1 U 1dl cd!> of beautdul gIrls

"Whoopee"Cantorat United Artists

Big Pictures on TheirWay ot the Michigan

Completion has Just been made Withthe leadmg matron pIcture producerswhereby some of the b ggest superproductIons of the year WIll be shown,\ thm the ne"{t few weeks at the MlchIgan Theater 11 DetrOIt ThIS hne upof feature attractlOm. IS undoubtedhthe greatest m thc \11chlgan s h1storyand will OffCl a list of vaned eutel talllment

Charles Budd} Rogers and Hele 1Sugar Ka 1e t\\O shll1ll1g !>tar!> of

the Pard all t StudlOS have bee 1scheduled 101 an early Shovv11g m theIrgrand glonou<; co 1 edy not HeadsUp Victor Moore Margaret Breenand a cast of stage and screen favontesare featurcd 111 th 5 JOYOUSrom ant cfrolIcs

:N anc) Carroll sta1 of Ho leySweette d.l1da score of other produc

Hons and ,\ ho recently made hergreatest sensatIOn In the dramaticfilm Dev1I s Hohday Will be seensoon 111 Laughter In th1s new dramashe has Fredenc March as hel leadll1gman and they are surrounded by abevy of popular stars

Reckoned by the MopnMonth really means moonth and

orlgmally stood fOl the time from ODtf\ill ¥!201l to the ne>;l,

AnLofagasta Chlle -A hIkIng partnershlp of two Englishmen WhICh hadbeen sU1:ltalned for t\\ 0 years in agallant attempt to wm a $23000 prizeby walkmg from Buenos AIres to NewYorh Vi no; tragIcally dIssolved whenone of them was run down on the railroa.d near this lonely nitrate port

The dead man is Albel t MacLewinHe dIed in the General hospttal andwas burled in the tmy Protestant cernetery on ilie Andean slopes abm,e theport hlSt><comp,lplo-n" James 'Vlll~aldand membels of tQ.t? Anglo Americancolony carJ:yini th~8easket

'Who H II f P" PI' Smrted Augullt 21. 1928Ite e 0 Itz a u Wlnyalltlthbugjlgrief .tneken hyat the Punch and Judy the loss 01 hi~mate.<leelatedthat he

,,"ould see the adveature thlOUgh by- I hllllself. JtUsre ardIllg. the representa\¥here In heaven s name was the t f h,. l' 1 ~ lid tIOns 0 l~ co sn ay}' oca reSt en s

GU e"a' ,1-11 be !j->p--questwn ot everY Tra t~.:;:;::.; C\;:J}$[1''''::eil tJ1ei'" wal.!!plcturegoel after the openlllg of Unt-Ilng tour..on j:gust:'2l:. 1928 follo\ylDgversal s amazmg dI ama The WhIte the. Argen:t;lne allw~ to" Qrd BolivlQHel1 of Plt~ Palu Thursday rnday but the t ell ate WAS much agamstand Saturday at the Punch and Judy them 'VitIya#d feU III WIth fever andtheater The photDgraphmg of c:lval MacLewin wal~ bttten by a snakeanchcs shdes a 1<1storm scenes I!>al 1hey W~ pitted by frIendly Indians

who cauterJ7~d 1\Ia,cLewlll s "oundI lOSt unbehcvable and CUriOSty 1& Both returned to BUl;nos Aires a thouheIghtened \\hen the astol1lsh ng dlr sand mIles. away and ",ere in hospitalstunts by Ernst Udet German war ace three montbs~ jJ ('

are revealed and descnbed 111 the piC Undaunted they trehked off agamture by Graham McNamee NBC after reco,ery thIS ltjme followlOg theace broadcaster and talkmg reporter of railway- to ChIle A dIary found onthe U111versal Newspapel Newsreel the dead man bea~s the stamps of sta

tIon mastels prefects school teachersThe picture was produced 111the h1gh and farmers passed on the lonely routeAlps of SWItzerland and tells a star) and tells tersely of weeks of raID and

"Executed" Man Observe~ of pOlgnant love mterest scorchmg heatFOUl hundred and eleven da,s W€Ie

His 89th Anniversary :::10 E F0J:::::l0 spent on the mternatIOnalrail routeKingston, Mo -It s a matter of ree- 'lhirty wele spent 1ll tlaveIsmg an

ord that D G Wallace who IS usually equal number of miles at the mounto be seen relaxmg III the shade ot Punch & Judy tain Cl()st In the two mIle tunnelthe courthouse trees here is dead below the statue of ChrIst whichBut recently he celebrated his eighty marks the boundary between Chilemnth birthday Theatre and Argentlnathey struggledon with

'Vallace captured with three other filckermg candlesmen during the CiVIl war was con ...VAdventl.fres Bared\Icted or participatIOn m guerl1lla war- Kercheval and Fisher Road "A nat-row shave' ''RHudes the dIaryfare and sentenced to dIe Grosse I'ointe Farms to the fd'rtunfl,te p~lng of the de luxe

The men were lmed 11P lIfles tlanscob~lnental pullman train whencracked and they tell forwaid 'Val Telephone Niagara 3898 the men were restmg III a safety cutlace said hIS compamons '" ere dead, tmgbut he unhurt fell from frIght 'Ihe It tells of another adventure whIchexecutton squad came near and fired •• _. • - _II. . befell them when n~aring the vineyarda bullet at the head of each man to CIty of Mendo7a A stranger attackedmake certam of death 'lhe bullet III Mats. Saturday and Sunday them Violently In self defense theytended for '''aUace pIerced hlS hat, were fOlced to use the sole gun theygrOOved hIS skull 'lhe scar lemams at 3 P. M. carried Just then a pollce patrol rodetodayas proofof his stOiY EVENINGS: 7:30 and 9:30 up to the dismayof the tramps lor

~~------- tUltously it turned out that thelr assallant was an escaped lunatic

After resimg a week in centlal ChIleMacLewin and Winyald turned NewYorkwards once again and smIlinglytrudged off along the raIlroad that led.mto the mtrate WIlderness that was topro' e the graveyard of one of them

Seeks Divorce 13 DaysAfter Golden Wedding

Provo Utah -ThIrteen dllJ s afteran el::tborate celebratIon of their goldenweddmg aDm versary Mra rranCIIJ M.Barney mother of 14 children all mar-lIed filed SUlt for dIvorce She allegesher husband came home drunk a te,vda~ s after their fiftIeth allmvel sal Yparty chohed her and threatened tohIll her

Man Seeking to BeatSolomon's Nuptial Mark

El Paso TeAas - I ill out to beatKmg Solomon at hIS own game- the.marrIage game

That s what Bruce W Steele dashiug ~oung DI Paso p~uIDL<3r SG30S J:Shis atnbitIon He has just asked thecOUltS to dIssolve his fourteenth mattimonlal alliance Of cours.e he s gota long way to go to overhaul the andent WIs.e man-but he s got a faIrstart

",ot one of mv WIves left me because she ceased to love me ' Steelebrags 'They SImply ,...ent awav because they "ere Jealous of my suecess WIth other women

f Winmng women Is the easiestthmg lD the wOIla-once you knowhow All you have to do l$ find outa. woman s weakness play up to that-and you ve got her 1

Pony Pushes Baby CabWhen Parents Are Busy

Bucktn,,;hamsllll e England - Wlulethe owner and hiS WIfe ale busy With -other ClIOIes Post Eo;} a pony ownedby a farmer, pushes about a perambu-lator carr~ ing the baby.

Girl Bites PasserbyAfter Dog Bites Her

Berlin -A young woman who wa,bItten by a mad dog ran Into thestreets t\\ 0 hours later and bit andSClatched 15 pedestrIans In Galatt1{umama recently 'Ihe hydrophobiacwoman dIed Two of the perSOl)s sheattacked were III critical condltlOn

Man Bites Dog; TownBreaks into the News

London -For one brief afternoonthe seaSIde town of Herne Bay blOke:mto the front pages of the Londonafternoon papels because real ne'\shappened there

In other words a man bit a dog III

Herne BayHnndreds of bathers ",ere aston

Ished to Sf'e the owner of a dog WlllChhad been runnmg about the beachbalhmg and snapping at people suddenly pick up the dog and gIve it agood hard blte

'1he dog ga\ e one stal tied ~elp andtOle off down the beach A momentlater it returned to Its owner anddOCIlely trotted at hIS heels

'I have tued all sorts of remedIesto heep the pup from snapping atpeople but pone of them wOlked saldits owner So I thOUght I d showhim what It felt hI\e to bE' snappedat hImself It was a last measure remedy but It seorns to have "orked '

Designs Selected by Statesof the Levant.

Gene, a ~\\lt7erlaDd -Four morenatIonal flags ha' e been added to therambow of bannelS: wluch must beI ept bv all governments an(1 W'lrShlpSto be flo"n on state occasIOns

rIance car, ed up the I e\ ant ll1tofour soverelgll states under tlle mandate of the League of NatlOlls Eachhas now plcl ed its own flag Therepuhltc of I ebanon adopted the red,white and blue tricolor of rlance,\"lt1l the addition of a green tf'dnr ofLebanon in the mIddle of the whiteband

'1 he state of SYlia ha;; adoptedtin ee gl een whIte and black hOrI..l:ontal stYipes WIth three red fl\e pomtedstars on the whIte bano

'lhe flag of the state of Latahi't,formerly the state of Alaouities r&-sembles some" bat that of Japan Itis a gOlden sun WIth 11 rays Tlslngout of the center of a WhIte flag Inone corner Is a tmy I'rench trIcolorand In the other corners are thleered tr1llngles

The government ot Jebel Druze hasperhaps the gaudIest flag m the" orlrl,\Hth fhe colors worked mto a dimcult composItion In the top left cor~npr is a red whIte and blue rectangle and the remamder is lil e theAmerIcan flag "ith stripes 1hereare five stripeS-gLeen, led ~ellow,blue and white

FOUR NEW NATloNALFLAGS ARE ADOPTED

15001 Charlevoix Ave.<;orner of Wayburn

ADMISSION AT ALL TIMESADULTS Z5c •• CHILDREN 10e

ALL TALKING PICTURES 01'1WElT ERN ELECTRIC

EQUIPMENT

MEN'S SUITSCleaned, pressed 50c

n -\NTS, ~l~aned, Pressed 30cO'COATS

Cleaned, Pressed 75cSUITS, Pressed 25cDRESSES

Cleaned, Pressed 85c & upCOATS

Cleaned, Pressed 85c & upSUITS, Cleaned, Pressed 85cDRESSES, Cleaned Only 60.:

CASH and CARRY SYSTEM

Regal Cleanersand Dyers

15029Kercheval at Marylandl

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER Z-TALKli\G

JOA1\f CRAWFORD111

"Our Blushing Brides"

Eastern SymholIn Chmese and fa'paneo;e at t a pair

ot trees placed close to each other,"ith then branches lIltlrt\\lUmg signifies happiness and contentment

Aloma Theatre

Early AmerIcan PoetIi' V N Painter in hIS Poets of

the South I gn es the hOllor of bemgthe first poetic '" rlter in thIS countly to GeorgG Sand~s He came to'irgtma in 1621 Sand~ s "as pracheally the only poet In the South untIlthe Revolubon

Here's a Good OneA famous Amel1cap golfer was re

cently presented with a completelyfurnished home by Ius admirels ThiSwill come as a SUI pllse to those \'\ hohave always imagIned that a Ieallykeen golfer has DO use for a home-'lh~ HumorIst

ANNOUNCEMENT

TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY-OCTOBER 7 8- -

TALKING\1:ARION D'\.VIES

III

"Floradora Girl"THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9-

TALKINGW\1: POWELL

In

"For The Defence"

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(Contmued from Page One)the general It'outl11C of the., day \".asfully dlSCtls!lcd aur ng the rema11l1l1gtime

Twcllt). seven bOY!l and t\venty fourgirls ""ere elected men bers of theService Club Thursda) September 25

The new members are Dorothy~'\dams Haryr Adams 1'v1a r gar e t

Adams Flmer Benz1t1 Lloyd BurrgessGalvlll B~le;~ -Everett Bea:upre El1eclBeever Jack Carson Joe Cram vIar}Dlspennette Betty fennen \.fananGltschlag Charles Hanne nan RobertH~umes Vlrglllla Jay Leah Jah 1keEdward Ketterer Jual1lta KlIne CarlKuC'henmclster George lloyd \ lllccntLeonard Alfred I l1ey Betty \{arkhamRonald MUIr \flda \-furphy \VJ1ham"l\tIunroe ?vhttam Mattlce A.udrey\1ahlmclster Dorothy Maul FredMoran

WIlham Overly Rob e r t PIerceHenry Parsons LOIS Pomcher J Oh11Parsons Estelle P nkerton GeorgeRovm Thomas Rem Ada S'Poor Edward Sta111man Betty Stark LelandSymons Donald Shephard A11lta Stuatt, Suzanne S]bley Ell*abeth SeibertDorothy Thomas Genevieve "LvlckEdward\ Wernet

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3-TWO TALKING FEATURES

r<..ature 1\,0 1-BUCK J01\fES

111

"Shadow Ranch"reature No 2-VhRA REY1\fOLDS REX LEASE

III

"Borrowed Wives"On. th .. Stage-Country Store Nlght-$17 00 In Cash,

.Also 24 Grocery Prizes Free

We have JUst opened one of ourDry ..CleanI'1tJ' Branches In yourcO'r:\lm~nltY''' Operatmg Bra n c h e sthrougJtout the CIty enables us togiVe you hIgh-grade work at thefollOWing low prlC::es

SUNDAY. MONDAY OCTOBER 5 6TAUG1\,G

}j',\CK HOI T and RALPH GRAVES} 111

II "Hell's Island"r

ServiceClub MeetsTo Organize Routine