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he had learned the previous night,
and whether he had appeared at the
building.
At $50 the telephone rang and
she few to answer it. Tan" came
Ions voice, I'm going to be quite
late. Will you promise me to lock all
the doors and windows and pull the
blinds?"
They're already fixed" she an
swered. You know it grows dark so
early these days. Lon, can you tell
me why you're going to be late?"
Not over the telephone, dear, but
don't worry. I'll be all right. 1t will
probably be 9 or 10 before I arrive
there. If it's later, don't let it bother
you"
Lon, did you do what you prom
ised?" she asked, eagerly as though
the answer would stifle her fears.
"Yes."
How did they take it?"
II don't know, yet" he answered.
well, honey. be a good girl until I
come home. I wish there was some
one around there you could call to
come in and stay with you"
I'll be all right Lon. be careful
yourself"
She barely tasted her dinner, tried
to talk to Hero. who seemed restless
and uneasy, but found her voice
sounded hollow in the lonely house.
Soon Anne and the doctor would live
out there. But no, not until Lon could
build q house for them. She turned
on the radio, the music intensified her
nervousness, with the blatant music
going on she felt she could not listen
to the night noises outside the house.
She built up the hearth fire and sat
shivering with nervousness before 1t.
Had hours ever moved as slowly be-
fore? Would 9 or 10 never arrive?
If she ever closed her arms about
Lon again she was sure she would
never let him 60. She wondered II
other women felt this fierce protec-
tiveness for their men? Did little May
WaN?
Eight-thirty. She began thinking
of the Walks, of the little mans
love of his car. He was like q child
with q treasured toy which couldn't
be replaced by even finer one.
She thought of her conversation
with Lon. His understanding when
he had said he would attempt to as
semble parts Of the old car.
Nine o'clock-what was 1t he had
said about buying him q new one?
She tried to recall his words some
thing about buying him Q brand-new
one If 1t wasn't that he, didn't want
to 3. D.. Marian sat up on the divan,
alert. Why hadn't she realized what
he was saying the previous night?
He had said, IF it didn't meaE leav-
ing you without available cash."
What had he meant by that? Was
he planning to 60 away?
The shrill bell Of the telephone
checked her questioning and she dart
ed to answer.
Red Pepper" came the familiar
voice Of the district attorney, across
the wire.
"What Is it7" she cried in alarm.
"Is it Lon2"
Tomorrow, Marian faces Q gun.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

IN n. HhMLlN, please, Md'
- N N rian said to the Oakmer.
Vl Hotel operator.
4 i "Mr. Hamlin checked
out about an hour ago,
replied the operator.
Did he leave a forwarding ad-
dress?" asked Marian, a note Of con-
sternation in her voice.
I'm sorry. he didn't" replied the
operator.
Marian turned from the telephone
What could she do now? What
chance had she of reaching Hondon,
without Hamlin to confirm her story?
And time was precious. She realized
with growing anxiety that it had
never been as precious.
Il telephoned Hamlin," she con-
fided to Lon as they drove home.
II intended making an engagement
with him, but he has left his hotel
and did not leave a forwarding ad-
dress"
Thank you for telling me-" re-
turned Lon. You seem pretty low
about it. Did seeing him mean that
much to you?"
Yes" Marian answered, "it did.
without him to help me I can't do
what had so hoped to do. I'm afraid
it will be too late now, when and
If can locate him.
Lon" she turned to him impulsive-
ly, I'm so dreadfully afraid McSwain
will strike at you now. mean, with
in the next few hours. I've never
asked anything of you before, and
now I'm going to. Lon, will you quit
McSwain right away?"
"It may mean a penitentiary SEN
tence, Ian," he answered.
II don't believe it. Not for a first
offense with restitution, and II you
stay it may mean something far
worse. Lon, won't you do this for
me?"
Ions answer surprised Marian.
Eager as she was to have him free
of the East Brazos High School build
ing and what it had come to repre-
sent to her, she wasn't prepared for
his ready consent.
I'M quit tomorrow night, Ian," he
promised, "if you'll promise to say
nothing more about 1t tonight"
Marian said nothing more. Neither
slept well, and when Lon started
away in the morning he seemed loath
to 20. After breakfast they sat be-
fore the fire, neither talking. Lon
put his arms about her, as If he were
convinced he was facing q long sep
aration from her.
IT wish could 90 with you, Lon,
she said, in reply to his request that
she drive in to town and stay with
Anne that day, "but I'm afraid II !
leave the house Hamlin might tele-
phone"
wouldn't he know enough to eat
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BRITISH MINSTREL ON AIR

The Enghshman's idea of an old
time minstrel show, complete with
bones. tambourines, corner men" and
all the fixin's, will be exhibited to
N. B. c. audiences in a short-wave
broadcast from the B. B. C. studios
in London Wednesday.
The Kentucky Minstrels" program,
regular feature in England over
B. B. c.. will be short-waved across
the Atlantic from $50 to 4 PM,
Eastern standard time. in order that
Americans may hear what happens
to their pet institutions when they
get banded about IA foreign parts.
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ton r. Gordon was the soloist and
Mrs. McGarty was her accompanist.
Miss Betty Shull Of Martha Washing
ton Seminary gave readings of Mother
Goose" the characters being enacted
by Mrs. William Sinnott, Mrs. Teub-
ner, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs Douglas,
Mrs. Ficklin. Mrs. Curry, Miss Langille
and Miss Sallie Whitcomb.
Continental Chapter was entertained
Monday evening by Miss Mary r.
Shelton, assisted by Mrs Thomas D.
Whyte, Miss Elizabeth Rutherford,
Miss Alberta V. Williams and Miss
Frances A. Johnson. The regent, Miss
Mary J. Edmands, presided. A new
member, Mrs. Nellie Pearson Burke, was
introduced The resignation of Mrs.
William Royce Lentz was accepted.
Miss Annie Michel Alexander reported
on the tribute shown to the memory
of Miss Margaret Cameron Beer, re-
Gently deceased member, at the time
of interment at Valparaiso, Ind
Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove, past State
regent, and Mrs. Harry c. Oberholser,
chairman Of the Committee on Con-
servation and Thrift, spoke.
The December 20 meeting will be in
the nature of birthday party at 2:30
pm. at the Evangeline Hotel.
The State Committee, Miss Elizabeth
Barnes, chairman, held an educational
forum November 81 at the Kennedy
Warren. Miss Barnes was assisted
by Miss Chase, chairman Approved
Schools, and Miss Naylor, chairman
Better Films. Mrs. w. T. Bannerman
of the parent-teacher association spoke
on Legislation as Regards the
Movies"
The Senior Division Of Capital So
ciety, c. A. R., met at the home of the
president, Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle,
5000 Connecticut avenue. with the jun
ior president, Billy Howard, presiding.
A large donation of clothing was
brought by Lovira Shedd, and the
members were urged to collect addi-
tional clothing. old or new toys, games,
books, dolls, etc, suitable to help fill
the boxes it is planned to send to de-
serving poor at Christmas.
Capital Society was represented in
the annual benefit of the District c..
A. r. by Van Grunwell, Sally Steele
and Mildred Sherman, who had prom
inent speaking parts in the playlet
AN Evening in Old Virginia" and
Elgin Scott, in Colonial costume,
served as usher.
The next meeting will be December
IS in Mrs. Sawtelle's home, with Billy
Howard and John Marshall, jr., -
hosts.
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BYRD ON PROGRAM
Thanksgiving Feature Arranged
by Columbia Network.

Celebration of Thanksgiving day will
be initiated over the Columbia net
work on the eve of the national holi-
day with a family celebration" by
members of the Byrd Antarctic expe-
dition. to be linked by radio with rela-
tives in the United States.
At the request of the men at Little
America, who envision the broadcast
in lieu of savory turkey dinner,
relatives of members of the expedition
will take to the air, on the basis of
their talent as entertainers, during the
two-way broadcast from 10 to 1890
pm. Wednesday.
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Across.
1. Complete.
8. Remembers.
IS. Takes.
22 Uniform
%. Cast coverings of animals.
"a. To hoot as an owl.
IS. Destructive.
26. Destined
27. Group OF students doing research
work.
28. Paddle-like processes.
90. Science Of moral duty.
81. Constructs.
80. One side Of leaf.
"a. Lovely lady in Spenser's "Faerie
Queene."
35. Uncle's wife.
SO. Repetition of sound.
81. Quill.
38. Speck.
40. Way.
AZ. Last syllable Of word.
A. Nothing other.
As Released.
AZ. Tracts of open upland.
40. Expressed deep regret.
81. Curly-haired dog.
SO. Gratuity
54 Run of the track.
55. Operation.
So. Attacks on a fortified place with
ladders.
81. Forms into curls.
IS. Scorched.
81. Flights of fancy.
g. Appearance.
&c. Staff.
TO- Makes earnest.
TO- Ordain.
"a. Opening.
rs. Make a choice: rare.
76. Circuit.
IT. Food in general.
rs. Jelly-like material.
70. Rebuff.
81. Published.
80. Welded.
IS. -Four gills.
86. Battle area.
88. Peppery.
80. Fictitious and wonderful tale.
90. Tinges with colors.
90. A passerby.
95. Saunter.
96. CLASSY composition.
SO. Put out of view.
80. Set at defiance.
l0l. Auguries.
104. Musical instrument.
log, A spice.
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18. Cut short.
10. Basket to hold goblets.
20. Open-shelved cabinet.
81. Made calm.
80. Leap over while running.
80. Finds fault.
80. Imperial organization.
40. Gems.
Al. Whole amounts.
AZ. Serving without pay.
43. Nomad Indian.
A. Burrowing.
As. Inadequate.
48. Wish or desire.
so. Italian coin.
S. Most important.
81. Came down.
IS. Speaks to first.
56. String Of beads.
ST. Blare of a horn.
So. General courses Of conduct.
so. Supposing.
So. Exhibiting a play.
So. Eficiency
64 Ore refiner
66. Twelve objects.
SO. One Of the Twelve Apostles.
II. japanese festival.
70. latter.
80. Minister.
81. Countenance.
80. Strikes violently.
80. A round.
"a. Distributing.
IS. A screw pine.
81 East Indian coin.
e9. Line the roof Of.
81. Demeanor.
80. Worry.
"a. Go over in particulars.
81. Regulated by standard.
100. Used stratagem.
10l. Plan Of future procedure.
1o2. Give ease
1o3. Empowered.
104. Vessel for holding an illuminant.
los. Facing the observer.
lot. Land descent to youngest male
heir.
10s. Furnished with eyes.
10s. Prickly plants.
1l2. Arabian rulers.
ia. Bow maker.
l2l. Variety of chalcedony.
l22. Chief magistrate.
1913. Only.
124. Designating the lowest tides.
125. Period in history.
l26. A bill of fare.
1913. Cymbals used by Hindus.
1870. Small mound.
13o Dihhle
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John Eaton.

The association met at the school
Monday evening. Mrs. G. e. White,
q former president, explained the work
being done by the Student Aid Com
Evening star., 1934-11-25

The executive board will meet to-
morrow at 8 pm. at the home of the
president, Mrs. v. A. Holmes, 4007
Chesapeake street.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

11o. Periodical payment.
Ill. Consumers.
ll3. Subsiding.
lis. Discriminating.
116. Palm leaf: var.
lit. Sown: Her.
ll8. Ballot.
119. Perforated block.
100. Projecting crane-arms.
1872. Imprisonment.
1874. Most fresh.
1875. To shed.
l27. Narrator.
l29. A mystery.
l3l. Relating to the stars.
1873. Reduce to q mean.
1874. Liberate.
l35. Originate.
1856. Interfered with.
1877. Vessel for soaking.
1873. Delegates.
Down.
I. A pleasant odor.
2. The time when the sun crosses
the Equator.
3. To destroy.
4. Vanes.
5. Fabaceous tree.
s. Coil into ball.
Z. Made a will: rare.
8. Cleanse.
9. Required authoritatively.
10. Severed portions.
IL. Salutation.
IL. Exercise Of vital activities.
Is. Honors
IA. Exclusive.
IS. Purchaser.
l6. Liquors.
II. To card wool.
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Tomorrow, Marian faces Q gun.
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CHAPTER XIV.
MORE MYSTERY.

~ KR. HAMLIN, please" Ma
- n rian said to the Oakmere
wv Hotel operator.
4 i Mr.. Hamlin checked
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COMMISSIONFR'S NOTICE
NJ lAsnSl

I'm the Matter Of the Estate OF
Gabriel Davis. Deceased.
" the undersigned. having
becl appointed by the Probate
Court for the County OF Wayne.
state of Michigan. Commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust all
CHAINS and demands OF all persons
against said deceased, do hereby
give notice that we will meet at
the office No. 1918 Union Guar
dian Bldg. Detroit. Michigan in
said County. on Wednesday the
nth day of October A. ID. 1884. and
on Monday the 18th day OF Decem-
Der A. d. 1894, at 800 o'clock p.
m. OF each OF said days. for the
purpose OF examining and allow
ing said claims. and that four
months from the nth day OF Aug
ust A. d. 1884. were allowed by
said Court for creditors to present
their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated August IT. 1884.
ORISON 8. WHITE.
1919 Union Guardian BID
Commissioners
Publish IN Tribune-lndependent
2fi6 st. Antoine Street
Serve on Clara Davis
Administrative
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ATTY. s. j. FLANAGAN
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Nh oqtqt.


= STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne In Chanccry.
pUIIA KELSO. Plaintiff. VS.
BENJTMAN KELSO. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
On reading and filing the affi-
davit In this cause from which II
satisfactorily appears 10 this
Court that the defendant. Benji-
man Kelso is not a resident OF the
County of Wayne and state OF
Michigan. and that he cannot be
served with process issued out of
this Court;
On motion OF S. J. Flanagan, At
ornev fer the plaintiff.
TT is ORDERED that the de
ecrdant. Benjiman Kelso appear
and answer the Bill OF Complaint
filed in this cause within Three
months from date Of this order,
or that The said Bill will w taken
as confessed; and that this order
be published according 10 law. and
a copy thereof he mailed by re-
gisiered mail 10 the defendants
last known address.
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
| rRANK r. BONKOWSI<I
Deputy Clerk S-1S-3
August 2, 1894.
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ORDER PUBLICATION

AZ session OF said Court held
In the County building in The City
Of Detroit on The 9Th day Of July
a. ID 1894 Present The Hon. Guy
a. Miller. Circuit Judge.
Il satisfactorily appearing bv
affidavit on file that the said de-
fendante is not resident Of the
State OF Michigan hnt resides az
1907 Porterfield. North side. Plus
bnrgh Pennsylvania:
II Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT appear and answer the Bill
Of Complaint filed in this cause
within three months from. the date
OF this order or said Bill may be
taken as confessed against her.
and that this order be published
according 10 law and a copy there
of mailed 20 the said defendant az
her last known address.
Guy A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK f. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk.
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Atty. J. K. Graham
Gets Appointment

Attorney John X. Graham. 740s
American Aye. was recently APP
pointed a member OF the legal staff
OF the Detroit Board OF Education.
the appointment being made thru
The efforts of Attorney Arthur +.
Lederle, assistant corporation
council for the City of Detroit.
Attorney Lederle. who is a Dem
ocratic candidate for the office
OF prosecuting attorney of Wavo
County. was also instrumental in
secur,g for Attorney Graham a
place in the Department of Pub
lie Instruction. in Michigan.
Attorney Graham was gradual
ed from Wayne University in 1893
and holds an A. -. and LII. b He
Is also member OF the college
fralernal organization, Kappa Al
pha Phi. He is the husband OF the
former Miss Celia Cross. OF Grand
Rapids. Michigan.
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PAGE SEVEN
Jovial Juniors


While Joyial Juniors plan TO
spend their last eleven days Of
their 1884 vacation your faithful
news issuer sets In the now cool
office al 2l46 ST. Antoine and at
tempts 10 think up the latest gas
sip.
We can believe II but never-the
less IFS true. MIR. and Mrs. Rollo
s.. Lowdown) Vest are the proud
rzrenis OF little daughter. Shir-
ley Ann Jovial Juniors offer cor
gratulations TO papa and mama.
Mr.. Vest said. he was disappoint-
cd because she wasn't a boy but
he Is going 10 make sob-sister
out OF her.
Another visitor from the buca
eye State. Ohio. last Sunday was
Paul White OF Portmouth. Ohio.
who was the guest OF relatives IN
The Motor City. Yes sir you guess
ed Il. he is related 10 We olde
Roaming Reporter. He Is only a
cousin. Several j. Us oflthe com
munity got together and attempted
10 show the gentleman from Ohio
good ime. so bunch piled into
a couple OF ears, one owned by
James Lee and the other by the
guest himself and made their
ground over town 10 Belle Isle to
Crosse Point and other interest
ing points where we rich folks
hang out, n you get what ! mean.
The crowd included Ada Ice
Marion Shepard, Matilda tTillie)
Shepard. James Lee. Eddie Waters.
Paul White and Yours truly
And while on The subject of
Ohio next week your faithful cor
responder viii take his vacation
in The southern part of The Buck
eye state and 10 make sure that
Jo,ial juniors would not be lOne-
some Tor gossip Rollo S Vest
who has been giving YOU the Low
down has been elected 10 81 my
boots. not that think he can bur
there was no one else al hand so
don't be surprise AZ the errors that
might appear
My modesty is certainly shocked
They tell me and II comes from a
reliable source that ULYSSES 'Noun
ger soto Boykln WAS soon iAt ing a
green pochetboOk iar One Miss
Hester Watson Now wouiduf that
be just too bad II a certain lady J
know were 10 find that Oni
We were iust wonderine Why the
once stable romance 81 David
Northcross, and Margaret Hudson
seems 10 b. waiNcring
Vivian Roster The lcasts re-
knowncd pest. or what have YOU,
has not returned TO the city yet
Sammy Taylor was IN a terri
bic fix last Sunday. lie didn't have
any pants To wear and after much
worry no was able TO scare up
pair.
Ha, Ha, This Is good one
Helen Gary had birthday parry
and none OF her guests showed up
Well viii be seeing you IN TWO
weeks So long
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ATTY JERRY :, DIXON


STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Wayne. In
Chancery
SAMUEL DAVIS. Plaintiff. VS.. CAR
RE DAVIS. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At q session OF said Court held In the
Court House I'm the city OF petrol, on
'he 2dth day Of July 4. l.. 1894. Pre-
cont Honorable Alan Campbell. Cir
cult Judge
IL appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
Court by affidavit filed In this cause.
that Carrie Davis the defendant here
m Is not "A resident of tho state OF
Michigan. and Therefore. cannot be
'ervcd with process issued out ~ this
Court
ON motion Of Jerry l.. Dixon. Attor-
rev for the painfiff II Is ordered that
the said Carrie Davis enter or cause
q" he entered her appearance In this
rarsc within three months from the
date OF this order or the Eli OF Conn
plaint filed In this cause will be taken
as confessed against her.
IL Is Further Ordered that a copy
~ this order be sent 10 the defendant
NJ her last known address. Francis
street. In the city OF Ecorse. Wayne
County by registered mail and that the
same be published according 20 law
ALLAN CAMPBELL
Circuit Judge
a true copy,
FRANK F RONKOwsKI
Deputy Clerk S-t---9-15
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ATTY. =. y. FLANAGAN
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NO. o314g1

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery.
STERLING BELL. Plaintiff. VS..
CLARA BELL. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of said Court held
nj the Court House in the city oil
Detrsit. in the County OF wayne
and state of Michigan on the TIN
day of Aug. A. ID. 1894. Present.
Hon Robert NJ Toms. Circuit
Judge.
II satisfactorRw appearing b,
affidavit on file in the above en-
titled cause that the defendants
address and residence are un-
known to the plaintiff. and after
diligent search and inquiry 1t mas
not been ascertained; =.
On motion Of 8. j. Flanagan, Az
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NO. $4,000
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

County of Wayne.
At session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne
held az the Probate Court Room
In the City OF Detroit. on the sew
enh day of August in the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
four. Present Edward Command
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Pos Jones. Deceased Elnora Jones
Administrative of said estate, hav-
ing renxsered To this Court her
final account and filed Herewith
a petition praying that the residue
OF said Estate be assigned TO the
persons entitled thereto.
II Is ordered. That the thirteenth
day OF September. next at ten
o'clock In the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for ex-
aiming and allowing said account
and hearing said petition.
And II Is further Ordered. That
a copy Of this order be published
three successive weeks previous
TO said time Of hearing. in the
acknowledgements newspaper
printed and circulating In said
County OF Wayne.
EDWARD COMMAND
Judge OF Probate
"A true copy
THATCHER HARVARD
Deputy Probate Register.
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so. e00695
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

County of Wayne.
At a session OF the Probate
Court Room in the City Of Detroit.
on the seventeenth day OF August
in the year one thousand nine hun
dred and thirty four Present ID.
j Healy. Jr.. Judge of Probate
In the Matter of the Estate Of
James Y. Johnson. Deceased. on
reading and filing the petition Of
Catherine Johnson praying that
administration OF said estate be
granted 10 herself or some other
suitable person.
II Is ordered That tho eighteen
IN day OF September next at two
o'clock in tho afternoon at said
Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition.
And Il Is further Ordered, That
copy of this order hc published
three successive weeks previous
10 said time OF hearing. in the
acknowledgements newspaprr
printed and circulating In said
County Of Wayne
u. J. IFEAI.Y JR.
Judge OF Probate
"a true copy
THATCHER HOWARD
Deputy Probate Register
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torey for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant appear and answer the
said Bill OF Complaint heretofore
filed In said cause. within Three
months from date OF this order, or
The said Bill may be taken as con-
fessed against him; and vthat this
order be published according 10
law, and a copy thereof be mailed
TO the defendants last known
address.
ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge
"a true copy)
FRANK F. BONKOwSKI
Deputy Clerk s-1s-34
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CITY w. MOORE and HAL r. WILSON
Attorneys-nt-Inw
3025 Barlum Tower
No. s2s4s3
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
ruit Court for the County OF Wayne. In
chancery.
LILA BRIcE. Plaintiff. VS.. WALTER
$. BRICE. Defendant.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit show
ing that II cannot be ascertained In
what state or country the Defendant
herein resides
1T is ORDERED that the Defendant
enter his appearance In said cause on
-or--hefore three months from the date
OF this order. or the BIN OF Complaint
may be taken as confessed and that
said order be published as required by
law
Dated: July 2s. A. ID. 1894.
ALLAN CAMPBELL
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK Il. BONKOWSKT
Deputy Clerk s-f-sf
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tanned where he. the said defendant
now resides
on motion OF a J. Flanagan, At
torney for the plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
Upright Popo appear and answer the
BIN OF Complaint filled In this cause
within three months from date OF this
order, or that said BIN Will be taken
as confessed. and that this order be
published according 10 law: and that a
copy be mailed TO the defendants last
known address by registered mail.
HARRY Il. kEfDAN
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK y. BONkOWskI
Deputy Clerk
Dated: July II. 1884