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EOOSS OF
COUNTY TO
BE AUDITED
Probe of All Offices lo
He Laid Before
Grand Jury
Hooka in «very (l*'p»rtnii n' o‘
Wayne ooun'y ** 1 11 It* ;iudi<*nl with
In ib*i next fivi week- and *h< T*
#tlH* submitted to the <"itr»n
prsm) Jury Thi *■ was i*' '<lcd in it
mi eting in Pro*' mror ib.• • - H
Jamowski - .- off}.*'. Thursday morn
ing. in which a «'omnjtite. of gn’Od
Juror* and a c]* ciai committee of
!h« board of coon’ -upcniter- wa>
pr< sent.
’ The audit will be indepen
gently of the present che< k h* 'ng
bradr in ih» county irca of
ilee. it wa ..nnoum • and Ihe ~r«~
rnt examination wil! requite many
jnore month* to complete and :h‘
information demanded ’ ' the gr r.d
jury must be presented bofi re Jsn
7 the last day of this term of court
when the Jurisdiction of the ury
automatically • xpire-
Price, Waterhouse i<? Company, an
auditing concern of national reputa
tion. will be engaged for the’work
• r NBtltivM will af f
the instruction of the grand Jury
and will go over the various hooks
covering periods specified bt the
Juror*.
It li not expected that the fpe
eial Inqtnry *lll extend back more
than two year* in any department
Supervisors Schultz. Veruor r!
Btellwagen. Grand Juror- Puny W
Jdareh, foreman, and S. S Kresge,
and the prosecu’or, attend*d the
meeting.
Judge Codd ha* granted the re
quest of the prosecutor for a wri?
of habeas corpus to brine Anthony
J. Kloka, confessed embezzler of
thousands of dollar* of the county * I
fund*, and sen inn four y*ar« in
Jackson prison, to De’rou to testify
(•fore the lnQui*i , onal body He
will be kept in the custody of the
sheriff during his *tay in Detroit,
according to the pro\i-fon- of the
writ. _
Henry A. Montgomery special in
vestigator for the prosecutor, spent
Thursday morning in the grand
Jury chamber. Armed with volumin
ous note* he entered the Jury room
at the beginning of th* «• ssioo It
so thought he Is giving detailed in
formation concerning the under
world situation which he and ht*
three assistant* have been investi
gating during the last three month*.
County Auditor Charles A.
Buhrcr was informed of the pro
posed audit of county books be ap
peared surprised
"I don't want to be understood
a* having said that the board of
county auditors will stand In the
way of any special examination of
the* book*. 4 be said, “but according
to the constitution of the state and
the public acts, thl* board has *u
preme authority in thl* matter. The
supreme court ha* said distinctly
that the county auditor* are In com
plots charge of the county’s books."
The auditor* have questioned the
right of the supervisors to authorize
the payment of $250 to William H
Green. Jr., county treasurer, to re
lmburse him for the sum t id
Price, Waterhouse & Company, sot
the special audit made prior to the
trial of Klok*.
Several clay* ago a letter wa*
sent th* prosecutor asking for an
opinion in this matter. Several
legal passages were referred to in
the letter intended to show that the
auditors have a right to refuse to
pay that sum to the treasurer.
The prosecutor has not answered
the letter and the treasurer has not
been reimbursed as yet.
Alleged Deserter Arrested.
George* Silades, 28 year* old.
charged with desertion from the
army, was taken to Fort Wayne
Thursday morning by federal offi
cers and tamed over to the mlli
♦ary authorities. Silades was draft
ed and ordered to report for ship
ment to Camp Custer, hut fled and
has been traveling around th*- coun
try for several week*. !* fa likely
he will be s**ot to Camp Custer and
put In the army., but it fa possi
ble the'military court may d< al
more harshly with him.
Save
In the Use
i j nl Wheat
~ify eating
Grape-Nuts
AH the food value
of the grain is used
in making this de
licious food; and its
blend of malted bar
ley not only adds to
Its nourishing quali
ties but produces a
Havoi of unusual rich
j - ness.
All Food—
No Waste!
1 V"*t cm • ». n t
l-.,- -
Upr*ai ' w>n,i .»r nnt.
Once More the Circuit Rider Will
/ Pick His Way Thru,the Narrow
Trails of Michigan's Forests
Thru fund;- furnished la real y by
I I adroit, a n* w g- m-rc f >n
Michigan. Like tin circuit rider*
of the old pioneer day s, these men
frail* in rh** forest* toil*. 1 * from cli
Christianity m. ib« tu >•’>.«>'•- n
th*' lamp- ol t ‘i 1 thinsu
.*nd elsewhere !r. : «t.*» wh*r<
lumber is Mill p “dU'Od
Th • R*v U M • nn, si.* ; :
perintepd* nt or * ttpi mission* tor
The Pn .- jyterian UTI *1 if YTicb t ft.
-iia'e Sundae -i h*'ol onven'ion in
Arcadia, in ’ tk* coi.r-e of c ud
no long* r a iurol r ate h** id
The' arc mistaken la th* tipp*r
the -rate they Ape- * br r :?■ n:
lumber for anothe year* fl'tt
until the pre-* pr : :»i• • no •!* hoi .n.i
tic'n ha* ever m»de a definit*
tmnpt to r«a**h h- ■*• wood* men. .»nd
th* v vire j l . ? hm- r y for r* 'rz- *»t
M' Bean th. a fold how U. P/c.-
byterl.cn church. Thru th* one**ion
hoard and under th* lead- rship of
Ja< k McCall „ fr,rn,--r . :<i --v
who has be* -j preatMr« th* cosp* :
since hit conversion a f* v yesr*-
ago, now organizing the relu -
cts work of the camp.- Th iv-ror
churches had already contributed
$-.500 to Th« w *k tnd Mr H* nn
hopes to rat.-* anoth t 1• • )n h*’
state. This money will give the
work a good start It i* now only a
question of getting the right sort of
men: men who can reach the hear*
of the lumberjark and are not afr.dd
to face the hard-hip- tbs* attend
the Use of a circuit rider.
Mr Bonn told of one co;:n*y :n
the s'a*v that u .n~ fc:’. * r S.rda'
Germans Spread Fake Stories
Os Disaster To U. S. Soldiers In
Plot To Sicken Mothers of War
If your telephone should ring and
when mu answered a voice told
you that your son had been made a
prisoner in Germany or if jt
should say that he bad been blown
to bits while crossing the Atlantic
on h troopship, or »if the vole*
should say he had be* n banged or
shot as a traitor ' -om> whore m
France,'* all you should do would
be to grin and let \r go at that
The government has nformation
that a telephone eampalan to dts
gust Americans with th« war is be
ing made in this wav. in every
large city In the country, according
to J. Herbert Cole. -p*-*)al agent of
the department of justice, German
spies are trving to sicken mother*
of the heroic young men who have
thrown their lot in with that of
I ncle Sam and they nr»- doing i* by
trying to break the heart* of the
fond mothers whoi-e son.- have rone
out to fight.
Mr Cole wishes American moth
er* to be warned not to accept as
true every telephone tm-s-age or
even telegram- that come* to her
bearing new* of some calamity hav
ing overtaken her son It Is said
that the Germans realize that they
cannot beat the indomitable youth
of America and so they *tnke a;
the sacred motherhood and they be
lieve their spies ran . spill enough
tears to undermine the efficiency of
America if they cac only make the
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
by THORSTt v a t„ -RijfM S’,
' 1 “ 1 "■
Matters \rs Not So Bad As Lightfoot Fears.
(Corvrlaht. !>l7, by T. W. )
When things s»-*m bad. Y*>r> h*d
Tha* w*is*- they *.• . and njt b<-
Hold fart to hop/ ollnr hard t faith.
That ivm« *»> out y cll see.
Poor Ltghtfo t th* D-tr. grounded
and alone in a thicket to tie n
Fi rest. had given ui» all tv>pe before
!’• . Rabbit ’
faint, and in great pain f 1 th>
wounds vrhn-h hill be* n made by «h*
terrlbl** sun .fa fai.ntor *arl. t. <t
morning All day hi had #uff> «and
the:* *ion* and h- lad felt . that
«»ver airasn wcul** b> Lgi- >y o- -.ri i
fht » th-* *lr«en ~r < i»st * pi vudly hold
his harm* m** heuc I 'rrr» . - h*
d'-n.’ *». th- pi -t il? Wit* thirsty t
lei.u.iv th'.retv tha* , t tir*s he »t
--rr« 'l fits t an- ; .tn f *
Tet he h»m t th 1r- r ”b to g<*t up
*nd R" to tlm T<aug' t>K Hi o ti, Even
■f h* s*«d had nc wooldn t have d:ir*d
to be'Wage of Ih* dafitrrr :.ha' th**
hunter who had shot him rr. ght ho
lui ktrig n-ar.
Then tn *h» -arty r>v*r!rs had -omi
l>u* Rabbit and found h.tn then?.
Os <ou r »«* thoe was nothing tost
I’st-.r cosM do tn »ae< -he pain nr to 1
help T.lgMfnut to get ««»trr Never
theless l’rt«r did hi Ip. IP didn •
Vn<-w it. Inn he did. It always help*
to hnvr a friend n-a-, a frier.d fult nf
svmpathy. Somehow after s 1 11 ♦ 1-•
LtghtfOOl d'd DM fe*l *lUitC eo hope.
I*-**. It tild Him r*v.*l tn talk and
it did him g ■* and to lisv* Peter ta'ik t>
him
"Pen" say t .at yen *r< afraid « *mj II
n* \er J* *V*> h**'* > 'live hi It*- and
IVO’ I—k-n-iifc. »d ( 'i '■
hurt. t*ii* f,rrhapi tlnni;* are not .•
had ua they /trf.n T u*o eomethinir
In F irtmr Brown's jrar*P-n -pc* tha'
triad* me v *iek i though* I should
I'eter. uu r*tr*tnhe- -roe «’e «
h * of • wok I snt'i w > <1 1
•‘j.rgved wttn i-i.ii'n to kill worm*
i« vl hugs
••You i hti t r't wefi if von don’t
tr\ to, > i Know.** h* Added
“1 would give anvthing in *he
w'.» id for b drink pan*. I Llghtf< *>t,
I 'hut • ven If I • • old t woitldn t dare
try to get one. That hunter with nls
terrible gun nhv ‘.e wat«hin* at the
1 Laughing Prook/"
"*fot now* di-elared pet**r in a
mn»t defided w»)r. “tt la rliht n- ar,
and that hunter hue gone home
| Hunters with terrible guns don t
hunt at night eaeept f.'r It-ihivy f on
j l*« ilrtii S, a* I fold von hi fore. »hi r«- I*
; n i danger *>n l-’wrmer Hn-wn’s
i het-auge he «jo«.«)n t allow hon'inr
j and yod are tin his li(nd n- w Th*
I Ivtoa 1, log It' i . k i* ortl w lit ** • wav
I 1 f rng»*-here I *on t > » **»)•»"’«* V *’i
ran try to g*t there* I w«jl go *ee
| that the way riear f that will
I m.ik* -oil'fee| v,. tf er
LtgHtf* ot wr.i sure that he enuldn’t
j stand. li-t alone walk, but after Peter
* hud urged him to tn, und when ;.*•
I f* H hy-ooldn't -'and that dreadful
| thirst opy tongei. he (ltd try to get
”p He found tiiat th*> it hurt a*'«t
jh* w / t rrv .ftr .nil ..ver. he - -u *1
Itapd. »n*l aft* r S few painful ef
forts hr fe nn*l he could walk. Peter
-rh vo! - No coun*> should have
* Th* f ■' >'i .. ' mmunitle* in
The Indians <• the -rate had been
j'_ ,t;. nvk-b’Cte*! ;s had th** lum
* Th** It* • W jA S.*h« rnierhorn ot
r . ~ ... ..i*. *« n i
i, .i,. I'v-n- ■*' \ man should !
\« -I*\ ,nv- interna: ional
, », ;„i i he w »rk of the
*'*. r~ •■n -i • naming school at l^»ke
a Pi
f 8 i S ihtt>l a*>o
, • • on International Go
* - ; Suitd:*' and Mr.
! endu.-'- il v -question
bm - • That pr- ved verv instruc
‘; ve Tc *o* <l* I* gates
vT i:u M Hud- «n «tate s-uperin
,-t >h* Anti Saloon league,
x Ah- . and it* -:>**ak on "How to
h ,.,p A .*„ .* »iry. but w.i* una
*ft k* ep 'he engagement
l ■ ;u' \ M A qv. srtet
ar.:;’ Custer sang several selections
and T T T.- In in «.\ng a so*"*.
Conference- were held -durine the
morning in the First Pre«by
tenan and Woodward-ave Baptist
• h -ch.es Th* -onference* this aft
• rnoon are specially for resident of
Wayne county. FWegates from out
-idr Wayne county will be taken
on a sigh? seeing tour of the ci*y in
autos during the afternoon
N-v y.ar- con rent ion will
in CidilUt. tbe do-
ttothrrn of S imm.^s
WOT* f
Th.s diabolical scheme has
reached such wide proportions in
*his country rha’ the covernmenT
ha* felt it mu-t *tep in and try to
stop it Hundr* ds and thousand* of
\meriran mothers have wept un’il
their t* .ir duotr became drv and
then have sat for hour? hollow-eyed
and on the verge of collapse over
a fake message, and then have re
ceive.l word tha* the son-* they
mourned as gone forever are safe
and sound
Me Cob urges that every mother
in America verify every eril me*-
®ag* she c«*t? Mo*' of them are
canards and are put nu* as a par’
|of the German campaign to win
| 'he war What their fighT..r« cannot
accomplish, they believe may be
brought about by a comprehensive
campaign of lie- which cause heart
aches and sorrow and disgust with
the sacrifice.
Incidentally the department of
ju-’ice i- working hard to catch
some of those who are in ’bis in
tr.Ktte in Dep’oit. I? cauzht, the
indignant government official* d*
dare, it would not t,e surprising if
,t pa'rio’ir government official might
be looking the other way while an
acciden* happened to an unspeaka
>l* beast who wae»d »hi- -or’ of
warfare —such an accident, for ;n
stance, as permitting the prisoner
to commit suicide.
' j
■*l amiM eri«e awrtblna to the wntl4
for a drink.'’ panted I lahtfoo*
ir% *-d ahead to make s-jr* that all
iwa- ■ 1*». Cf I Ijr«e >,* fo-l-.d It »a*
iind hurried ’si-'k tn ’*l T. ich*fort so.
-»P wly nnd t alnftillv I/fghtfnnt
t h'-bhled nto to *He T (ogt-inc R**i«l(.
Oh. 1 w g and :h*t w *'»r tasted' It.
hf n
in 1-i'H ! •» K • ! -»»**! * When he
».ud r? li! l ’ ied t.a V t*. h'a
'.dd'ff* '*«' tow Ife^dld'rT'd^fltl’Jo
P' i *’ i* ink mad* a
; k"»a» •’ ‘ *-r«-n» ' the llfferan*'* in
Vex* *tor» * I’rlendl> N*el^Mior«-
rHREE BILLION
BUSHELS OF
CORN IN SIGHT
WASHINGTON Nov k - Th» hlg
war crop of on*-n wss estimated to
day a* 3.1 Hl.f*1 f fK’o bushel* hv ths
i agriculture department This com
[ pare* with 2.M3.244f>hfi last vear
I rind S.Tr.t.lfl/Mih, th** flte year a\*r
| air. The great potato cr r ,p n f this
year, due mainly to last season's
shortage and high prices, war given
Los |.V* n.d ftf»o bushels, r.ot lr.rJud
Ing v 1,717.000 hush*la of p„.
[tatosr Both are far In * are** nf
pf’wvlfMs vesrs
cfpsl repo, l (rope, produ* Mon r*>
frlo*tr*«—*n. pimn newt king tk.f
I* rlfSl—Pdin fnh ftrpt Matn I*l3**
7 NABBEU;
MUCH LOOT
fiECuViiny
Police Say They Have
Broken I'p Darintr
Gansr of Thieves
The brekbone of ih- most via nog
Thurviiav th* * \ vs *'h *h<
valued ‘ $ i A no'he: $v
\\ n.i’ the po ti’c regard a- r»-
mark«b><* . • * •. *sr s »•*
rapid::' with which ~ and 'e " • :
and clothing -torts N*srl- .c! o!
the «T.u* ■* • - «* . . r
;.*■*? -TV ■» ♦• k -
To Deteeth* - v nd -vc.n
is itiun creii:' for •)'.*• atch an A vs
coverv. both men v .ii * n w ■ *s
ing da* am! n zh’ on ’ ► ..
and by u *v **. *• •* «rs*t- ?*
and "pUntirs ’ of c<i- z .'he ulcn
titles of the r*»bber.- and 'he o - -
where 'h<- -toien g ■ >*•« re >v
creted
All ’ho-* arres and up o ’
ent tin.e are young *h- old'-’ h
ing 26.
Charges of burglary were lodc«*l
against ,tb<
M’ardron. 2;?. n: ic »a* : of th** Wynn
hotel No ’ Wa>:>. - Ia o C '
ry, 22. No 1 ■ 1 ice-'er e* Frank
Viola. 23. No 122 l> verettis-av*
Cameron and Douglas Moore, i> *nd
IT re?pective|v. No 47’* llcbb.sttl
ave.: Fred St*-in. I*. Ni. *2‘* Frank
iin-st.. and J H B*.:-uti-tt .* , \o.
1 427 Townser.c »v».
lion? Kirk, lv No. 27* First-s:..
ar.ci tulia Kivenlck 17 No 7'2 Cjs
per--’., w ,gr f w, ar-* •' 1 on
a charg*- of receiving stolen pn.p
erry
T* o automobile; stoi* n a few
days Lgo vert rrcovered v h‘r«'
quantity of tire-. r:m». robes and
I ■ i ga
rage in the rear of No. 12" Town
?end-ave.
Fralej and Lir.nm hac ’heir plan*
perfect'd by early Ttiirsday morr.
Cut the High Cost of Living
You Will Find It CHEAPER to Hat At the
HOTEL GRISWOLD CAFETERIA
( orner Grand River
and Griswold
*r *7 '
4J ~
k i :■ 2
FRED POSTAL. Prop. w
BUSINESS MEN’S BREAKFASTS V SPECIALTY
6 30 to 11 A M. SUNDAYS, 7 to 12 A. M
SI’PPER SPECIALS
Our Hew made French Patt r y it Mott Deliciout.
5 to 8 P M.—Frogt Legt, Oytter Pattiei,
Soft Shell Crabs and Steakt.
All Dairy P-oductt from Our o *n Farm at Bloomfield Hill*
Moderate Prices
Last
T wo
Days
of. i|
\ e Booterye s
Conservation Event
—IN—
Women s
Footwear
1 • ,r pairs of 112
-Friday J
Saturday !i . 1 $1 f) 50
1! * itia’ions .... AV/SKS
1 pairs of >*.
| < ,i r.d $lO s
Hlucks. Tans.
Is and some
fsnt \ patterns
rU xled at their it A
, ~r price*. J £ •'JU
Ye booterye
|j 7 J. JACKSON, Mtfr.
David Whitney Bids:.
DETROIT TIMES
in \ iiiii.iN r >*t detectives, unions
, i » ,)iiins / . nil of th**
station. started on th** raids
... • . \-i early os t» o'clock
H,'. pi- <r< *>'‘'on'in*' lit
V: i ni'« Ol ’ • .»■
»p ... , r nnm< •i '« nD.
•’l . ~ • v \t r. h irht in dur
, f, , niKin and n* >e.*tned t«»
v I h\ the quu :.nein with
T . > ('*t • r member of the
. roinded up The stolen
„ hcidi n in many rooming
> , id gif i.* • tn widely n/pi
. .. , if the city. Principal
- (|,, | 0 ,,. r .. ware «a*t side
DISCOVER FAKE
DOPE ORDERS
Revenue Official Find Forged
l ‘inscriptions In Drug
Stores
.... . .1 Hntd>. collector of '«»
. vu'nUi 4 ltd Joseph F IVdc
. ti ,M»v collector Thursday
• r • found tn drug stores mt«
'.■■.el : ■ r» script tnua c-no; *.
i >*>c ' of one kind or gnothcr
* I’ures of various phy..’.ciatt*
*. sed rill irivestljtto.
• i* the work of a gang of
■ c *‘-*ddl< n». w hich is said to be
Pt I Hogue, arrest* .I on
W d.’i> s.lai on ’he charge of
• . and w host case will 'a *ub
... i to ’he fedcnil grand jury
: h.‘ offWr.s declare that they are
I V h to'make at le*s* four addition
i! rre*’.-* in connection with the
* hol« «ale fraud being practiced
« (thin a day <>r no. The men su*
t»ec*'d of being tn the ring are be
mv locked up now
Woman Husband Here
\ir«. ireorgo Davis, of Rochester,
N y is tn Detroit, searching for
v er husband n chauffeur, who lett
ho T ; •• three sx-ks ag‘> durtng her
ah*.-* on a v ci ?<» her <iaugh*er
. * . had one letter from him.
•a rp* n from Detroit He said he
u.v.id write iier igatn and give his
address, hut has not don** so. Mrs.
Davts is staying in the Kims ho’*d,
\ , 7 st She says she
[ r „A h • husband has - had no do
me-*tr difficulty of any kind.
V ■ V . K S V 9 Tdber \
p . n ,:. wer* quoted or. 'he New York
<*,v. . , vcharge *odav as follow*
WRITES NOTE
TO FRIEND; THEN
HANGS SELF
When Mrs Joseph Yanekl, No.
MR Ferry ate east, received a let
ter Thursday noon from an old hc
qua inf mu e. Martin I übinski. No
911 Chene-st., in which he told her
that h» das tired of life and intend
ed to commit suicide, she procured
an officer and immediately went to
the man's home where his lifeless
body was found hanging-to a door
beam
l.ubmski was about 50 years old
and was separated from hi> wife
and family. It Is thought that he
took his own life early Wednesday
evening
About $lO in cash and a number
of receipts for liberty bonds were
found on his person
Nothing is known of«’he presen*
whereabouts of the man's family.
t*H*tlwar— she plain nrnt >t
I* rlw M—l !»»«•*» Juh lle|»l Witln IMi'.
. 1:
te
Mrs. C hase Proves
HO-MAVDE Merit
Did v-vj attsn-l Mr» <'baa*’a
baking t-•*l mr •• and demons'ta
ii'.n yesterday at t i* Hotel Tul
;»r* toss you wllne*s th*> n.ak •
■ r>g *»f thos*‘ sf>|en iitj Laves f
nf • ura 1 n»*4 T
St. *ua*d 110-MAVUK tire. I
Improver--th* wonderful baking
•reparation yrhtoh is taking D*.
tro.l h*e *ew • >\ t j n ’ ml
furtherrr 're. M*s Ch*«* an au
*' "’> n it- m. *ti. *. '- nc** « »
HO*M svpp; in alt her bread
niak.ng. and rec< mmends It
tieartli>
Hi*r m<i rvTront (g of
•ft' MAY' ’ \ o, f
approval resjir. i#d by *'\**ry
<- *. \ k i *
a parkaic*- T<>D\V If * , m'l
*UPPI\ >•>>! with th* tS< pak •
age suffl. lent so: loa ’
send >:s his nan* arc* w *• ;i mail
vi j a g*n* r tis -anip!* fr**
HtH>fayde Products Cos,
t? U . l amed at.. I let roll Mlrh.
How About Your Desserts?
—Do You Always Have “Good Luck”?
—Would You Like Some New
and Pleasing Recipes?
THEN
Hear Mrs. Chase
Friday
is
Dessert
Day
9
AT THE
%
Detroit Times Free
Cooking School
Come Tomorrow and Bring Your Friends
Hotel Tuller Roof Garden
Sessions 2 to 4 p.m. Every Day Except Sat.
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES —IT PAYS
FRI 1) AY , NOVEMBER 9 . 1917.
e-—Y] / For Styl?
\ ® • I Comfort
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272 Woodward Ave. iSwmmiim,.
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SPECIAL TRAIN
TO
CAMP CUSTER ROAD
and return from Hattie Creek
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Uth, 1917
VIA
Michigan Central
F*e»vc Dctroi’ s oo am. (l.Vm. time)
Arrive Hattie * reek , 10.55 am.
Arrive Damp I’uater Road 11 1" am.
Returning special *r*m will leave Rattle <‘rc«*k
Station 7 **o p ni. arriving tvtroit 10 00 p. in.
Tb .* *r».n w■ a not *•• ; c • im; II- ad r- ’*.t: rung.
Round Trip SC?3S
(This includes war tan)
PROGRAM
i KIDAY—2 I*. M
DESSERTS <>E ALL
KINDS
Suggestions of how to end a
perfect day.
MRS. CHASE
—Cooks on an electric
range.
Washes with an electric
washer.
1 ses the very latest
household devices and
appliances to make
housework easy.