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cause within three months from
the date OF this order or said Bill
may be taken as confessed against
him;
And that this order be published
according to law and copy
thereof mailed to the said de-
fendant at his last known address.
ALLEN CAMPBELL
Circuit Judge
S. X. VALENTINE
Deputy Clerk
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ciias. Campbell, Lawyer
Iili Randoplh

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In tn,
Circuit Court for the County O,
naync in Chancery. Napoleon
Mannings Plaintiff. ~ E,nnora
Alannlngs. Defendant. At session
of said Court held in the County
building in the city OF Detroit
an the 2Sth day Of Nov. y. D.
1888. Present the lion. Clyde l.
webster. Gil suit Judge.
1t satisfactorily appearing by
affidavit on file that the said
dciendant is not n resident OF
..e state OF Michigan but resides
Il, 1871 Church Street. Jackson
,i.l,. Florida.
II Is ordered that the said de-
.endant appear and answer the
Dill OF Complaint filed In this
cause within three months from
.acc date OF this order or said
aill may be taken as confessed
against her and that this Order be
published according To law and
a copy thereof mailed TO the said
defendant at her last known ad-
dress.
CLYDE l. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"A true ccopy)
r. sullivan
ltputy Clerk
H2-2a-a2l
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that her last known address was 2l2
Columbia street. Cumberland. Mary
land. IL is ordered that the defendant
enter her appearance In said cause on
or before three months from the date
OF this rdtr. or the Bill of Complaint
may be taken as confessed. ana that
said order be published as required
by law.
THOMAS ]. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
"a true copy)
MAMMA Il. McGRATH.
Deputy Clerk ul-35)
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| bv r. n>en@4a Enr
SrAIE OLE MICHIGAN. in tn

| bv. r. n~~o4a For
STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chanccry Florence Ste
ncns plaintiff vs. George Stevens
Gofcnlant At session OF said
court held la the Court House in
the city of Detroit on the 1st day
Of l)cc. 4. y. 1888. Present the
Hon. ALLEN CAMPBELL. Circuit
Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by
AFFIDAVIT on file that the residence
OF the said Defendant is unknown
and cannot be asccrtained after
diligent search and inquiry:
It is ordered that the said de-
f"ndant appear and answer th'
Enl Of Complaint filed in thi
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IIBIsR 1898

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wayne.
50. 1s2675
Petitioner: Lillian Brown
1856 Madison
At session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne.
held at the Probate Court Room
In the City of Detroit, on the
twenty ninth day OF November
in the year one thousand nine
hundred and thirty three.
Present Edward Command
Judge of Probate
I'm the Master OF the Estate OF
Robert S. Brown, Dc,,.. -.
An instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last VIII and
Testament OF said Deceased hav-
ing been delivered to this Court
for Probate.
1t is ordered. That the
twenty ninth day OF Dec, next
q, ten O'Clock In the forenoon at
s'il Court Room be appointed for
proving said instrument.
And it Is further Ordered. That
a copy OF this order be published
three successive weeks previous to
said time OF hearing, in the
"Detroit Independent" news
paper printed and circulating in
said County OF Wayne.
Edward Command.
Judge OF Probate
August Dicdrich
Deputy Probate Register
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STATE or MICHIGAN,

= a T. VI MlOIlNAN,
County OF Wayne,
AT a session OF the Probate Court
FOR said County OF Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room in the City
OF Detroit, on the twenty seventh
day OF November in the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
three. Present Edward Command.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Harry Battle. Deceased. On read
ing and hling the petition OF Vance
Rolbuck praying that administra-
tion OF said estate be granted 10
himself or some other suitable
person.
1t is ordered That the twenty
ninth day of December, next at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for h'ar
ing said petition.
And II Is further ordered. That
a copy OF this order be published
three successive weeks pre- ious TO
said time of hearing. IN ihe Detroit
Tribune, a newspaper rinted and
circulating in said County OF
Wayne.
EDWARD COMMAND
Judge of Probate
AUGUST DlEDRICH
Deputy Probate Register.
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INSURANCE

ield's General Insurance Agency,
l06 f. Adams-Phone Clifford
2292 and Ivanhoe 4774. Repre-
sents Supreme Liberty Life and
other companies. Our only in
surance advertiser.
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Every large minority group in Greater Detroit has a
preventative Newspaper of its The Detroit Tribune
the leading newspaper of Detroits largest minority
group of than 100000 colored citizens.
The business and professional people who advertise
the Tribune desire and your patronage, because
they helping to give coorcd Detroit clean, newsy
progressive, reliable paper
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2220f5
Guy w. Moore a Hall r.. Wilson, 1927
Barium Tower Bldg.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the Cir
in Chancery. Cromwell Rose. Plain
tin. VS. Myrtle Rose. Defendant Sat
efactory proof OF affldavit showing
that the defendant Is not n resident
OF the State of Michigan hut is resi-
dent OF the State OF Maryland. and
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No. 1891
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

|
County OF Wayne,
AT a session of the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne. held at
the Probate Court Room in the
city OF Detroit. on the eighth day
OF December in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and thirty three.
Present Joseph a. Murphy, Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
George Reid. Deceased. An instru-
ment in writing purporting to be
the last will and testament Of said
deceased, having been delivered to
this Court for probate.
1t is ordered. that the eleventh
day OF January next at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon at said Court room
he appointed for proving said in
strumcnt.
And il is further Ordered, That
a copy of this order be published
three successive weeks previous to
said time Of hearing, in the Detroit
Tribune a newspaper printed and
ia said County Of
Wayne.
JOSEPH a. MURPHY
lne cessiully anu nfu,n svv~ ''---
os'a----'-'-'- -''"'J JuSgdl gl@o 81 ~sFSbaaNt'ee aNt'ell
AUGUST DIEDRICH
Deputy Probate Register.
12-16-12- 30
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Each week. the Tribune will introduce to its readers
Of its advertisers and publish classified
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DR.. s. w. Rushing. 543 e. Vernon
Highway Clifford 1864 Ran
dolph 632S.
DR.. w. Thomas Love, 325 r. War
ren, at Brush. Temple 1-0249.
DR.. s. II. G. Owen, 455 Il Adams
Cherry 90S1
Or. o. II Sweet. 1900 Chene--
Phone Fitzroy 1850.
DR.. ]. p. Watkins, 6OS e. Forest
Terrace $500.
DR.. ]. Y. Bargyh, 455 r. Adams. al
Beaubien--Randolph 2959.
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ERNEST S. MITCHELL
Attorney at Law
472S 81. Antoine St.
Detroit. Michigan
Columbia 4SO4.
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LIBER 1898
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne.

SIS. iS4714
At session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
I'm the City OF Detroit. on the
twenty third day OF November
In the year one thousand nine
hundred and thirty three.
Present Edward Command
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Jane Hayes, Deceased.
Eugene G.. Donohoe. special ad
ministrator OF said estate. having
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4 TRUE COPY
d. T.. Tillman

MORTGAGE SALE Default
having been made in the terms
and conditions OF certain mort
gage made by JOHN W. MATT
LWS. a Single man, OF Detroit,
Wayne County. Michigan. Morg-
agor, to GUARANTY TRUST
COMPANY OF DETROIT a Mi
chigan corporation, of the same
place. Mortgagee. dated the 10th
day of July, a. ID. 1925, and rec
|orded in the office OF the Regi-
ster OF Deeds. for the County Of
Wayne and State Of Michigan. on
the 18th day of July. a. ID. 1925.
In Liber 2173 Of Mortgages, on
page 337; and that the Guaranty
Trust Company was thercaftei
placed in rcceivership and the
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY, a
lns WI. "a 49, "'.' - .-.--..--...-..
Michigan corporation, having been
appointed receiver, did continue
the performance OF the duti y OF
trustee in accordance with the in
struvlons entered under an order
OF the Circuit Court for the CO.
unity os Wayne. dated July SOth.
taot .,4 ,hat ,h.r..tftar tn-Wtt
on the 2Sth day OF November. A.
IL. 1891, the UNION GUARDIAN
TRUST COMPANY, n Michigan
corporation, OF Detroit, Michigan
was appointed successor trustee
OF said mortgage, by order Of the
lCircuit Court for the County oi
Wayne, said order being rccordo
lin the office of the Register @
deeds for the County of Wayn
state OF Michigan, in Liber 26-
OF Mortgages. page 81; and tina
thereafter, on, to-wit, the 10Th
lday OF September, \. ID. 1879
las. SWAN ELDRIDGE was al
pointed successor trustee OF sal
mortgage, by order OF the Circu
Court for the County of Wayn
STATE OF Michigan. and said a,
polntment was accepted by ia.
lSWAIN ELDRIDGE in wri;in
on the 10th day OF September,
u. l933 which said order az
acceptance were recorded in IT,
office OF the Register of Dec
for the County OF Wayne, sta
OF Michigan. on the 18Th day {
September. a. u. 1898, and rcco
dcd IN Idber 1875 Of Mortgage
pagcs 627 and Gao, rcspcctivel,
and that there is Gained 10
due on said mortfa,r al the da
OF this notice. fof principal n
interest. the sum OF TWO TIL
USAND SfXTY-NINE and soc
(s2.O69.30) DOLLARS
No suit or proceedings at law =
in equity having been institute
: to recover tho debt secured b
said mortgage or any part ther
II. Now, therefore. by virtue {
The power OF sale contained
aid mortgage. and pursuant
tho statute OF tho state Of Mich
gan in such case made and prov
1lded, notice is hereby given tht
n IN TUESDAY, the THIRTEENTl
Il lay OF MARCH. a. ID. 1884,
i2:OO o'clock Noon. Eastern star
lard Time. said mortgage VIII ;
foreclosed by sale at public O
uction, TO the highest bidder.
'hc southerly or Congress stree
entrance 70 the County Buildin
m the City OF Detroit. Wayne c.
unty. Michigan. (that being III
building where tho Circuit Coui
for the County OF Wayne is held
NJ the premises described in sal
mortgage. or so much thereof .
may be necessary 10 pay the 9
mount due. a. aforsaid. on sal
, mortgage, with the interest there
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MEET OUR ADVERTISERS

DECORATOR
William II. Porter, 53l5 st. Antoine
Columbia 524S.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST
Charles +. Moss, Sign painting
r"1p6 Phone Terrace f.,ii.sl3fg. '''''''-'' . -
FINE SYRUP
Pure Gold Syrup, b. r. Tolbert
and Son. distributors, 1900
nsworth-Terrace 2-ySS5
*~*x#
BAR SUPPLIES
Louie Gall, 2977 Grand River
Phone Temple 1-1436.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
A. C. Wright, 5o5 e. Hancock
Phone Temple 1886.
Geo. II. Green, Inc.-1939 st. Aubin
Ave.
DRUG STORE
Napoleon Drug Store, 2452 Hast
ings, at Napoleon-Clifford 1915
and Clifford 2354. Up-to-datt
service.
NEGRO PLAYS
Alma B. wing, oil Gratiot, Room
214.
FRATERNAL ORDER
J.. VIII Cooper. Grand Chancellor
X. OF p, 4439 Lillibridge-Phone
Plaza 2774.
AMERICAN LEGION
Charles Young Post No. n, Hast
ings and Forest
REAL ESTATE
w. S. Fornay Stores to rent
Clifford 2033.
CORRESPONDENCE CLUB
Washington Social Letter Club
Box 1878, Washington, d. c.
MANUSCRIPTS
Literary Service Bureau, 51'
: Minnesota Ave, Kansas City
Kansas.
HOROSCOPES
II. Bright. 515 S. 18th Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
MUSIC STUDIOS
Mrs. Jerene G. Macklin, 54s E
Kirby-Trinity 2-4911.
Miss Millie Connolly. 6126 Iroquoil
Ave.-Phone Randolph 2703.
BEAUTY PARLORS
Mitzi Bobette Beauty Shop, Bea-
trice Phillips. proprietor, 45l'
Cobb Place-Phone GARFIELD
06S5-w.
: Bellies Beauty Salon, Inc, jeanette
Coleman, Mgr.-Phone ColumbiI
1904.
HOTEL.s
5 Hotel Biltmre. 1926 st. Antoine
Phone Clifford 1890 and Cliffor'
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ity Cab Co., Vernr Highway and
st. Antoine-Phone Cherry 1910
You help the Tribune, when you
patronize this firm.
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Lewis & Rowlette, COZ f. Adams
Clifford 210S.
Attorney Charles II. Mahoney, All
Gratiot-Clifford 0495.
Attorney herbert l.. Dudley. 269 +.
Warren.
Attorney Willis Graves, 1927 st.
Antoine-Euclid S501.
Attorney Alonzo d. Pettiford, 1911
St. Antoine.
Attorney William T. Patrick, 1916
Beaubicn- Cadillac 9032.
.ttUluty Charles D. Berry, 339
Gratiot--Cherry 0.zI.
l.. +. Hays, 1886 Brush st. - .-
Jones, Piper and Colden--1306
Randolph st. (3rd floor
Jas. ID. Lee --2010 st. Antoine st.
Ramon A. Martinez-5207 Vine
wood Ave.
Judson B. Powell-405 Gratiot
Ave.
Edw. NJ. Turner-5iSs St. Antoine
st.
II. U. White-315 Reid Bldg. 1876
Cadillac So.
II. II. Tarrant-4O5 Gratiot Ave.
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1884.
Hotel Northcross, 22O5 st. Antoine
Columbia.
chell Hotel, 1415 S. Fort St.
Phone vinewood 2-4O55. William
Mitchell, proprietor.
.4-.-------e--%-e--s ---~---
MANUFACTURES
World's Wonder Medicine Co, Inc.
210l Chene--A. Glover, Mgr.
Health Giving Laboratory, Box
436 Alfred Station, Detroit. ....
Mt. Clemens Mineral Salts Co.,
2146 st. Antoine, Detroit.
**xx
LAUNDRIES
Supreme Linen Supply Co., 5247
Hastings St-Phone Columbia
2565.
Quality Hand Laundry, 1928 Brush
near Gratiot.
fireman Hand Laundry, E-aos!
johnson. proprietor, 5115 Tire
man Ave
RESTAURANTS
he Tavern, 1859 Brush, near
Warren
,lma's Luncs 22O7 st. Antoine
Fine home cooking.
deal Lunch, 1892 St. Antoine.
lincoln Kitchen. 4706-10 Milford
E. NJ. Dozier, proprietor.
#%**#
GARAGES
De's Service Station, e. Decoursey
manager, 2016-20 st. Antoine
Arts Garage, Arthur Bearden
proprietor. 625 Beacon, at st
Antoine.
Riggs & Son Service Station, MIL
ford. at 2Sth.
Motor City Service Station. $50 r
Vernon Highway-Phone Cad
02S6.
JarAes Brown & Dewitt Perry
proprietors.
Simpsons Battery G. Electric Ser
vice, 4742 Milford. Garfield 9S12
***#
CABARETS
Log Cabin, 2492 st. Antoine, a.
Winder.
Club Alabam, Chene, at Mack. Bill
Mathis, superintendent of ser
vice
Russell House Grill, Clio f. Adams
Phone Clifford 1881.
Isaac Petty and Walter McHar-
Ian, proprietors.
NJ. d. l.. Club, 63S Livingstone
Frank Owens, proprietor.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHlNCERY.
HAZEL ALLEN
Plaintiff,
VS..
JIMMIE ALLEN.
Defendaps
No. 222501
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that the defendant Jim
mic Allen Is not a resident OF this
state. and canno, be asccrtained
"a what state or Country the de-
tendant resides.
II is orderci that tho defend.
ant Jimmie All,l cause his appc.
arance 10 be cntcf,l r Ihls CT, =
So within thrce ao"'hs from date
or that said nlN divorce Will
he taken as co l and that
this order be pul he'd according
10 law. and COPY railrd To the
defendants last known address.
Clyde !. Webster. Circuit Judge.
Dated at Detroit. Michigan this
81 day OF November, 1898.
12-23-33
a TRUE COPY
y. =. Tillman.
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HOTEL

Hotel Blltmre, 1926 st. Antoine
Phone Clifford 1850 and Clifford
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STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
1i4cut Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chlncery Sophia Bru-
sus, plaintiff, vs. Peter Brusus,
defendant. At session of said
Court held In the Court House in
gAc County Building in the city
of Dctroit on the lst day OF Dcc.
4. j. 1888. Present the Hon. AL
LlN CAMPBELI.. Circuit Judge.
Ii appearing by affidavit on file
th.t the residence OF the said de-
fendant is unknown and cannot
be ascertained after dligent search
and INQUIRY.
II is ordered that the said de-
fendant appear and answer the
Bill Of Complaint filed I'm this
cause within three months from
the date of this order or said Bin
may be taken as confessed against
him:
And that this order be published
to law and copy
thereof mailed 10 the said de-
fcndant at his last known address
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1884.
Hotel Northcross, 22O5 St. Antoine
Columbia.
chell Hotel, 1415 S. Fort St.
Phone Vinewood 2-4055. William
Mitchell, proprietor.
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COAL. COKE and FUEL

,hn Lambrecht, 1886 Mullett--
Phone Cadallic 1898 and Plaza
s474. The first coal company
advertising in this paper. Pat
ronizze him, for he patronizes us.
est Coal Co.-S44O w. 8 Mile
Road.
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DR.. William II. LAVISH, optometriSt
and optician, 405 Gratiot, at
Brush. Second floor clifford
0274.
DENTISTS
III. d. !. Grimes -4224 McEraw, 81.
Scotten-Garfield 1881.
DR.. o. e. Thompson, 406 e. Adams,
Clifford 2292.
DR.. w. l.. Postles, sos e. Warren,
at Beaubien. Columbia 1927.
DR.. w. +. Shelton, 2217 st. Antoine
Cherry 0974.
DR.. o. o. Sweet, 100 Chene-
Dr.. p. Johnson, 273O Hastings, at
Alfred Randolph S947.
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BEAUTY PARLORs

Nitzi Bobette Beauty Shop, Bea-
trice Phillips. proprietor, 45l0
N Cobb Place-Phone Garfield
06S5-W.
Bellies Beauty Salon, Inc, jeanette
Coleman, Mgr.-Phone Columbia
1904.
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FURANCE REPAIRS
PHOTOCRAPHERS

Quality Studio, Adler & Adler, APIS
Russell Street
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EDWARD COMMAND

y WIIFV VI IVUtNtN
AUGUST DlEDRlCH
Deputy Probate Register.
12-9-1 30
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-07

EURCRAFT Is making q spectacular
gesture this season In the way OF
both novelty and style detail Every
d q turns In the realm OF new
furs the air lis charged with that thrill
OF excitement which attends the g e
Ing OF out-ofthe-ordinary fashions.
Ihis Is especially = o In regard 10 fur
used In q trimming way. likewise fur
accessories-"lIttle fursr as some n
has been pleased to call the cunning
detachable collar-and-muff sets. the
little capelets which tie ON. the .4iei
boas" which slip over the head and
are worn like a necklace and the
thousand-and-one other novelties which
are simply breathtaking In their IN
ns~ualness.
In accents loud and clear novelty In
\ trimming way speaks via the fur
hordered sleeves which distinguish the
brown and beige wool crepe ensemble
shown TO the left In the picture The
designer of this smart outfit trims
the sleeves OF the long coat I'm bands
OF for In contrasting coIors-beIge and
dark cinnamon brown. This use or
fwo-tone fox is frequently carried out
In black and white and the effect Il
stunning It Is interesting to note
that the smart bit Of headgear worn
with the suit pictured In of the iden-
teal brown and beige crepe OF the cos
tune itself.
From the handsome nInk-trfmmed
cloth coat conferred below In this
group some Idea Ii gained OF the novel
and Intriguing alliances which frrr and
cloth are negotiating for winter. Out
standing style points include an in-
~teresting sleeve treatment which gains
f~ullness through the use Of cartridge
pleats. The "a Is one OF those
straight up-and-down tube effects
which Is so ~slenderizIng and which In
erprets the swagger silhouette OF the
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-07

way for tine return OF that veferan So
cfaliss- Herriot was turned out of the
premiership n year because he
wanted to pay the war debt due the
United States and has refused To take
part In the government until after De
cexnber 1.-THE anniversary of his
downfall and the date when another
instzlInaeast is due After France has
repeated its act OF Reputation. Her
riot probably will again become pre-
ualer-
Chaufemps was unable to persuade
the dissident Socialists and the left
Republicans To enter his cabinet. so Ii Is
made mp Of so-caIled radical Socialists.
THE Cooperative Farmers National
! Grain corporation. which has been
fighting for years for full membership
i'm the Chicago Board OF Trade. pro-
posed nm amendment to the grain ex-
change code which would compel the
board to grant II and other co-opera-
tives full trading and clearing priv
fIegeR
Gov W. l. Myers of the federal farm
credit administration. In \ letter to
Farm Administrator George N. Peek,
which went into the record gave the
FUN support of the government to the
amendment
Two other governmental Spokesman.
DIR j. W. r. DuveI Of the grain futures
administration and Wendell Byrd. spe-
riaE assistant to the attorney general.
likewise approved the Farmers Ma
tlcnal proposal In view of these mani
fessafions Of federal sanction. 1t was
regarded as virtually certain that the
amendments wouEd be approved de-
spite the serious opposition OF the
exchanged
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moment The fur on the sleeves Is so
arranged as to simulate 4 cape con
tour which is characteristic OF many
OF the new fur treatments The gen
erons collar is a draped affair that
may be worn In several intriguing
ways when opened The luxurious
heavily furred appearance OF this
model Is 4 feature accenfuated In
many OF the latest cloth -pius-fur coats
A theme widely exploited In u
rent fashions Ii that OF the dress
which In fur-frimmed- Sometimes II
Is merely : matter OF shoulder epau-
lets made Of fur or Il swatch or two
somewhere on the waist or skirt. e
haps In form OF m unexpected pocket
or \ decorative tab on rever or what
ever the motif may happen to be. II
only takes 4 dash Of fur positioned
Just right to achieve 4 maximum
style touch
The pen-and-ink sketch OF 4 Paris
fr0ck. appearing above to the left In
the group. demonstrates the out-of-
the-ordinary trends of voxuish fYaf
fur treatments This stunning outfit
which, BY the way. bears 4 Martial ct
Armand stamp. has its sleeves en-
fireiy Of supple broadtail. A, most IN
usual detachable neckpIece and .
matching nun complete this story or
high fashion
The dress pictured to this right Ia
also nattily trimmed In fat fabric
like fur II Is u street or business
frock Of gun-metal gray lightweight
WOODEN with \ swatch OF Persian
lamb on the skirt to correspond with
the fur bertha which collars the
waist
In connection with the existing
fiair for dat fur trimmings we would
especially emphasize the growing ten
dency to match the fur details on the
dress with 4 hat of the same fur.
a 1874 Western Newspaper Union.
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TUNES RETURN TO
v FOR WINTER
The tunIc again II the vogue

The tunIc again IN the vogue
MoIyneux uses 1t extensively. one
very stunning modei being OF pale
dull beige ribbed velvet for an eve
ming with a little coat trimmed with
dyed martins. A yellow Iris Ia the
SHOULDER trimming.
The gown has that simple and
slightly curved decolietage with very
narrow shoulder strars-so typicaliy
Molyneux lan-and the tunic comes
low over the hips The duh beige
ribbed velvet has the ribs running
dlagonally and the skirt beneath the
tunic falls In soft lines. increasing
In width from the knees to the door.
The jacket Ia a sort OF cape-coat NJ
fair. with two bands OF the marin
where the cape curves around the arm
to form a sleeve, and another band Of
martin In a circular movement around
the neck and down each side, stoppipr
at the waist
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Tailored Waist Newest
Style for Evening |

The tailored shirtwaist for evening
wear is one OF the most radical ideas
In a season noteworthy for Its depar-
ture from the conventional. No mat
ter how severe the lines of the shirt
waist, the material must be the ouin-
fexsence of elegance. Lame. metallic
AM other ~glraning materials are used
with sensational success.
The brighter the shirtwaEst. the
dnller the skirt. seems to be the rule
Long. slim skirts. designed for these
unusual hodices. are hest when In
messy crepe. spongy wooden. or aul.
deep-piled velvet
roua 80. W
tunes have jackets to match the bod
Ice or shirtwaisf. Most women sre1n
- prefer a dark. duh Jacket to match
he skirt