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Race Is Urged To
Organize
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Continued from page
ton. Didn't Moses organize our
fOrefaihers. three thousand years
ago. for one common cause? Yes.
we are the same people and are
under the same conditions that our
foreiathers were. Moses was act
ing in accordance with the viii of
God. because II was righteous
cause. Why cant We act I'm ac-
cordance with Gods Will. by orga-
nizing ourselves Then. We can 70
higher in life. like any other ma
ton of the earth BY not organic
ing ourselves. we are not acting I'm
accordance with Gods will. God
helps those who help themselves.
Are We trying to help ourselves
at this present time? No. Are we
still going 10 be beggars for
crumbs from the tables of others ?
! say no. Let MS unite ourselves
together under the Five guiding
principles" and guarantee that
we shall not then be beggars.
IL behOoves everyone engaged I'm
this great race for place and posi-
ton 10 use whatsoever influence II
possible. In our own sphere I'm
America and the Western World
we find that we are being camou
tagged, not SO much by those with
whom we are competing for econo.
mic and political existence. hut b,
men from within our own race. rs
agents for the opposition. We must
be agents for one another and tel
our people about the organization
for the Development or Our Own
We must raise mighty call foi
all the cOlorcd people of America
Because YOU belong to some so
ciety lodge. or church yoa mus
not feel that the Development q
Our Own interferes with your re
ligion or your societies. We wish {
convince you that our organization
OF darker peoples is for all. wheth
err they be lawyer. minister: ply
sicians or wage earners. We wan
all to see what the organization
means.
Have you ever read the seventh
chapter OF Revelations? II says
Behold | saw an angel ascending
from the East. having the seal OF
the Living God and he cried 10
the four angels which were given
power TO hurt the earth and the
sea-" Until we have sealed the SER
want OF our God and the tribe of
Judah was sealed of 1900"
The children OF judah are the
offspring OF the children OF Solo
mon. which include the Ethiopian
people in America. We must re-
alize also that we are the people
that John was speaking OF.
am endeavoring TO show all
Ethiopians that we must under
stand the sign and the time. The
word angel" means messenger.
An intelligent man shall come
from the East, and he Is messen-
ger boy. He Is among US at this
time would like for you to read
Ezekiel 30:9 then you will gain an
understanding OF what we must do,
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M. 225.I9G
nRnER nm pl'nlICATION

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
WILL. HAYNES. PLAINTIFF. VS.. MAUD
HAYNES. Defendant.
At session Of the said Court held at
the Court House In the city OF Detroit.
~ said County and State on the 20th
day OF February. A. D.. 1894.
PRESENT HONORABLE VINCENT
NJ BRENNAN
Satisfactory proof by affidavit showing
that the said defendant. Maud Haynes.
does not reside In this State. but does
reside In the city OF Cleveland. In the
state OF ohio
1T rs ORDERED that the said de-
PENDANT. Maud Haynes. enter her APP
pearance In the above entitled cause
for divorce on or before three (3) months
from the date OF this order or the bill
81 complaint may be taken as con-
fessed and that the said order be pub
lished ms required by law In the Tribune
Independent. and n copy thereof served
upon the defendent at Cleveland Ohio
or mt her lasf known place or residence
by registered ,nall.
VINCENT " BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
stephen X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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FLY YIELDS MORE
SECRETS ABOUT MAN
knowledge May Enable HUI
manity to Better Race.

Los Angeles.-The lowly vinegar
fly is continuing to yield up more
OF the. secrets OF heredlty OF all
forms OF life which won the Nobel
Prize In medicine for DR.. Thomas
Hunt Morgan OF the California In
stitute OF Technology.
Further reports OF his studies are
TO be made available soon by DIR.
Morgan. who has substantiated
many facts about the requirement Of
physical characteristics by man
from his studies OF the vinegar fly.
How he Is able TO do 30 he ex-
planned recently:
The physical characteristics OF
man are inherited In exactly the
same way as are those OF all other
animals.
There are probably as many
kinds OF defective types In man as
there are defective races OF the vim
egar fly. drosophlla.
"The vinegar fly furnishes the
genetist. or student OF heredity. ex-
cellent material for the study OF the
fundamental principles Of heredlty.
because the offspring can be OBJ
tanned every ten days. and because
from single pair 500 to 1000
young can be obtained.
I'm man. on the contrary. 80 few
ofrsprlngs are born 10 a pair that
they do not give good sample OF
all the possibilities contained in the
reproductive cells OF the parents.
I'm the William &. Kerckhof
laboratories, studies of hcredity.
both OF animals and Of plants. are
being actively pursued. There are
some 800 races Of pedigreed lilies that
furnish the material on the animal
side, ror genetic work.
For the senetlc study Of man The
work Of medical men is OF ilie great
est Importance because 10 the dpc
tor come MOI only The lame thc hai
and the blind. hut also those who
suffer the minor evils Of our com
mon inheritance"
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LEGAL NOTICES
JAMES r. BERGEN, Attorney mt Law
100 Hammond Building. Detroit Mich.
KuruLer e21 IGl

| JAMES r. BERGEN, Attorney nj Law
100 Hammond Building. Detroit Mich.
Number eZo.163
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In Chan
Gerry.
GERTRUDE PELLRN. piaint,ff
ALExIs PELLRIN. Defendant
AZ Session OF the said Court held I'm
An.,, ~ OF Detroit on the 9TH day OF
Judge rHhSosON. Circuit
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
.nassactory proof by affida vi =, -.
hssa INA. Chancery summons ~.
e.. issued under the seal OF aaid ca.
~ IN. appearance Of said defend NJ 80
s.,r ~ same could not be served On
~. s,u oefendant because after S,Is~.n,
$1,000 and Inquiry. II cannot be asc.rs
sans IN what state or Country the AZ
r Ra. resides. On motion OF James
De'seh attorney for the PLAINTIFF.
IL Is Ordered that the defendant cana.
ms appearance to be entered herein with.
IN three months from the date OF mi.
order' or the bill OF complaint will n.
taken as confessed and this ordsr he
puoiiHhed as required by law ana a true
copy be mailed 20 the last known al
dress OF tho defendant with rsturn "a.
seipt attached
HOMER FERGUSON
A TRUE COPY " 'uose
Frank +. Bonkswski
Deputy Clerk
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SAMUEL w. BASS
200 David stott Building


STATE or MICHIGAN, In the Circuit
Court for the County OF wayne IN
Chancery.
GLADYS MARKLE. Plaintiff
versus
EMMANUEL p. MARKLE, Defendant
Al a session of said Court held on the
27th day OF March, A. D., 1880.
PRESENT, HONORABLE: HAIRY d.
KEuDAN. Circuit Judge.
IL appearing 20 this Court from Al.
fidavit on file that the defendant 10 no.
n resident OF the state OF Michigan. uu.
Is resident OF the state OF Pennsyi-
vania. - IN.
II II ordered that he appear ana ~.
swer the Biii OF Complaint fied IN ,n ~
cause within three months from w
date OF this order. or said Blil VIII De
taken as confessed, ana thht '",s n
bo pubiished ms required by law IN
THE TRIBUNE INDEPENDENT;
newspaper printed. published ana creu-
'a'oo w 's'' HARRY n. KEIDAN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Frank y. Bonkouski
Deputy Clerk. .u
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ATTORNEY WILLIS NJ. GRAVES
1927 ~. Antoine street

hummer @SO,ibt
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the cir.
cunt Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chanccry.
ETHEL ROBINSON. Plaintiff, versus
HAROLD ROBINSON. Defendant
Al = session OF said Court held on the
i7th day Of April a. H. 1884,
Present Hon. DEWITT u. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
II appearing 20 tins court from affi-
dayit on flc that after diiigent search
and inquiry having hecn made 10 find the
defendant. Harold Robinson. and u not
heing hs"eitninsd in what State OF
country the defendant resides.
ON motion Of WINS NJ Graves. At
iorney for the plaintiff. TT rs Oiti.rsEl
that he appear aud answer the Blll of
Cnmplnint filed IN dis cause within
three months from the date 81 this or
der. or said bill viii be- taken as con-
fcssed. and that this order be served or
published ~ required by law 10 "A news
paper printed published and circulating
In iaid county.
Dewitt " MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
~. ID. Lewis
Deputy Clerk
t-2s-34
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Attorneys At Law
1906 Randolph. Suite 30f
No. 22G9B3
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
court for tho County Of Wayne. In
Chnnccry.
william Small. Plainsin. vs. Ethel
Small. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. session Of tho eaid Court held
AZ tho Court House in tho CITY OF De-
troli In said County OF Wayne ana state
~ Michigan on the Goth day Of April, a.
- 1888. Present Honorable Dewitt II.
Merriam Circuit Judge.
satisfnctory proof by affidavit show
lnr mat u cannot bc ascertained In what
state or county the Defendant resides
aHd that her Whereabouts Is unknown,
and on motion OF Jones, piper and
Golden attorneys for Plaintiff herein
u is ordered that the said Defendant
enter her appearance In this cause or
or before three months from the date
OF this order or the Bin OF Complain
may be taken as con fesscd; that "A COPY
OF this order be published within forty
days after the date first above writer
az required by law In the Tribune In
dependent. or II copy thereof served upon
the Defendant AZ her last known place
DEWITT II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK +. BONKOwSKI
Deputy clerk $3.50
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ATTORNEY WIN. KAUFMAN
si0i Barium Tower Building


STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for tint County OF Wayne, In
MARGARETTE e. WALKER. Plaintiff
versus
LESTER A. WALKER. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AT A SESSION OF said Court held on
tho 2sth day OF March. A. d.. 1884
PRESENT HONORABLE HARRY u.
KEIDAN, Circuit Judge.
I, appearing 20 this Court from Affi-
daflt on file, that the defendant herein
a. NOT a resident OF the state OF Michi-
can. but resides AT 1861 North clark
s,rcet. a.. .cago, Illinois.
TT re- ORDERED that he appear ana
.nswer the bill OF complaint tied IN
this cause within three months from the
date OF this order. or said bin will be
taken as confessed and that this order
be published ms required by law.
HARRY Il. KEfDAN
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
Frank r. Bonkouski
Deputy clerk.
A-7-si.
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Miss Beatrice Farris, 1882 Nc
Dougall, was hostess at surprise
birthday party, given in honor of
Dave Butler. Thursday. May 10.
A delicious menu was served.
Cards and dancing were enjoyed.
Those present were: the Misses
Pauline Johnson, Bertha Garner,
June Montjoy, Helen Pendleton,
Theresa Connely. Mrs. Alice Fon-
roy. Messrs. Oscar Fisher. Arthur
Patterson. Emerson Pendleton, Ma
poleon Allen, Stan Miller, Nathan
lei Thomas. w. Gossett. Bruce,
McAskill, Buddy Bell, Al Farris,
and Clemons.
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PERCIEVAL X. PIPER
1906 Randolph ~.

No. iOlOS3
STATE OF MICHIGAN
~.
County ~ Wayne.
Al a session 81 the Probate Court Tor
said county OF wayne held at the fro-
hate Court Room in the city OF Detroit.
on the seventh day Of May In the year
one thousand nine hundred and thirty
four. Present Joseph A. Murphy judge
Of Probate r,.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Time.
INV wade, Deceased. ON reading ana
fIlIng tho petition OF Carrie Wade pray
ing that administration OF said estate pe
granted to Charles c. BENJAMIN or SONS
other suitable person.
IL In ordered That the seventh day OF
Junc. NEXT AT ten o'clock In the fore.
moon AT said Court Room be appointed
for herring said petition.
And u Il further Ordered. Thht
copy OF this order he published tnre'
svrccssivc weeks previous 10 said time
~ hearing. In the Tribune-Independent
n nswapaper printed and circulating ~
aaid County OF Wayne.
NM" JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
"a true. copy
EVERETT BRUCE
Deputy Probate Register
5-if-3t--6-2-s'
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BOGUS MONEY GANGS
ARE RUN TO HIDING


Washington. The widespread
wave OF counterfeit.ng which has
swept the United states during the
past year has practically been
checked by the secret service, II
was disclosed at the Treasury de
partment.
II was said that since the begin
ming OF the depression there had
been gradual increase in coun.
terfelting. and during the year Just
ended IL was unprecedented.
The secret service has smashed
what they believe to be two big
international rings. as well as
number Of smaller rings. thus halt.
ing blg-scale operations.
One unique case came TO light
with the recent arrest OF two broth.
ers, who owned a small country
bank in Minnesota.
Bankers 'start mint"
Their bank closed by the banking
holiday last March, they conceived a
scheme for making good their losses
by making spurious bills.
Investigation by secret service
men disclosed they hired an I'M
scrupulous engraver and printer and
started 10 turn out counterfeit
notes.
After dlsposing Of large number
In their native state. they went
into Missouri, where they were
soon apprelen 'cd. An elaborate
countcrfcltlng plant was found in
their home. together with large
number OF the spurious bank notes.
With the recent arrest OF Henry
Dechow. alias Count Enrique Won
Buelow and others In New York
and Chicago secret service men be
llclA they smashed one OF the biz.
gesr International rings ever 10 op.
crate Ia this country
Won EuelDw is said to have had
SaOWJ in bogus 500 hills when
he was taken into custody. They
were said To bee almost perfect.
Secret service men admit counter
feiting has developed Into a highly
organized racket and that the
amount OF spurious money Is large.
With modern printing and engray
Ing machinery. counterfeits are
turned o0t SO cleyerly they frequent
~ pass through banks and are de
tccted only when they are sent to
the treasury for redemption.
Recognize the Work.
When new counterfeit note T.
discovered, "old-timers" In the Sc
cret service usually can tell 10y the
workmanship who the counterfe. .er
is II he has had previous record.
In a majority of instances, this
proves TO be the case. Then IL
is merely question OF finding him
or his gang.
When the eugraver Ia not known
it's then that Uncle Sans sleuths
have hard job ahead. But they
usually succeed.
The secret service also finds Their,
Is surprising amount OF counter
feiting in small coins. These "smal
timers" palm of bad nickeis IN
even pensies.
Recently they arrested stree
photographer. who was making a
tidy sum giving his customers spu-
rious coins as change. He made the
mistake of trying IT on the secret
service man who had been slipped
on"
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NO Iseez4
STATE OF MICHIGAN

County OF Wayne
AZ session Of the Probate Court for
said County of Wayne. held at the
Probate Court Room In the City OF De-
troit on the twenty-fourth day Of April
In the year one thousand nine hundred
and thirty four. Present Ferris H. Fitch
Judge Of Probte.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of Leo
nard Smith. Disappeared on reading and
nling the petition Of clyde Jones pray
ing that administration Of said estate be
granted TO himself or some other
suitable person.
II IL ordered That the twenty fourth
day Of September. next at ten o'clock In
the forenoon at aaid Court Room be
appointed for hearing said petition.
And II IL furtherer ordered. That n
COPY OF this order be published once n
month for four successive months pre-
vlous 20 aaid time 81 hearing. In the
Tribune Independent newspaper print
ed aud circulating In said County OF
WAYNE
Ana by Registered Mail within
thrifty days from the date hereof upon
Rose Ice smith Rosa Holt. VIII smith
Anna Hobbs Jake Smith and CLYDE
Jones. - o., ,.,,c.,
Judge OF Probate
"a true copy)
EVERETT BRUCE
Deputy Probate Register o-o-Sf
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JONES PIPER AND GOLDEN
ATTORNEYS for Petitioner

STATE OF MICHIGAN. County OF
Wayne. ~. rfsfs.
AZ session OF the Probate Court for
said County OF Wayne. held nj the Pro
bate Court Room IN the CITY OF Detroit
on the thirty-firat day OF March In the
year one thousand nino hundred and
thirty-four.
PRESENT JOSEPH A. MURPHY
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
In tho Matter Of the Estate OF harJ
Ellen webb. Deceased.
On Reading and Filing the Petition OF
|Wilhoimina webb Waundlees, praying
that Administration dc Bonis non o.
said Estate be granted to herself OF
Some other suitable person.
II is ordered. That the second day o.
May, next al ten o'clock In the forenoos
NJ said Court Room be appointed to'
Hearing said Petition.
And IA n further ordered, That COZ,
/of this order be published three success
Dive weeks previous TO said time o.
bearing. IN the Tribune-fndepenoent !.
newrpaper printed and circulating u
eaid County OF WAYNE. .,.c,,x
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge Of Prohat'
Fvertft Bruce
Deputy Probate Register. s-t-ss
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Vashington's Good Name
Convinces a Magistrate

Philadelphia. - George Washing
tons reputation saved SO for George
Washington.
Hearings were being held before
Magistrate Cozens on protests Of
motorists. made unwilling members
of the SO club. when their cars fell
prey 10 the towing squad.
George Washington gave the mag
istrate's clerk his name. then told
his excuse.
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that said defendant does not reside IN
this state but his present whereabouts
IL unknown. that his last known resi-
dence Was at 1905 Lucas Avenue. IN
the city OF st. Louis. County OF 81.
Louis and State OF Missouri.
On motion OF LEWIS A NOVELETTE,.
Attorneys for the plaintiff 1T is Or
DERED that the said defendant enter
his appearance In said cause on or be-
fore three months from the date OF this
order, or tho bill OF complaint may be
taken AZ confessed. and that said order
be published and a copy thereof served
upon defendant by registered mail az
required by law
DEWITT "A. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK ID. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk 5-l1-34--6- 1904
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4-7-s,


Attorney ~ Law -
l7es ". Antoine Street, Detroit Mich.
Number f26 $50
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circui.
Court for the County OF wayne In
AUGUSTA WILLIAMS. Plaintiff
versus
LONzER WILLIAM, Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit show
ing that the defendant Lonzer Williams
II not n residtnt OF the State OF Michi.
gan, and that II can not be ascerteineo
In what State. or Country the dofend.
ant now resides TT rs ORDERED that
the defendant, Lonzer Williams, cause
his Appearance 20 be entered IN tnls
cause within three months from date. or
that said Bill for Divorce Will be taken
as confeasedi 49,. -.
II n further ordered that this order
be published according 10 law ana
copy mailed 20 the defendants i~''
HARRY II. KEfDAN
Circuit Judge
Dated at Detroit. Michigan
this 2sth day OF March A. ID. 1884.
TRUE COPY
J. q. Cunningham
Deputy Clerk. April T-sf.
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California Town Will
Seek Gold in Streets

Dutch Flat. Callf.-Resldent OF
this town long have known their city
had streets of gold. and now some.
thing Is TO be done about It.
Placer county supervisors have
signed a contract with Francis G.
Fabian OF Chicago for the mining OF
gravel underlying the streets. roads
and alleys OF the town.
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Social
Notes

The candidates OF st. Cyprian
Girls Friendly Society presented
AN Evening With Edgar Guest"
Monday evening. May Z. at St.
Cyprian's Church. Miss Florence
Stephens Is instructor OF drama
tics, of the society.
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WILLIAM +. PATRICK. sR..
Attorney ne Law,
1918 Besubien street.


Number 427 loss
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
EMMA TURNER. Plaintiff
DANIEL TURNER. Defendant
ORDER TO APPEAR.
At a session OF the above entitled
|Court, held In the -ounty Building IN
tine City OF Detroit. this 10th day OF
PREsENT. HONORABLE HOMER
|FER0USON. Circuit Judge.
| Satisfactory proof, appearing by affi-
|davit, that the Defendant. DANIEL
TURNER. II not a resident Of the City
81 Detroit. and state OF Michigan. but
that his last known residence was In the
city OF Philadelphia. State OF Psnnsyl-
vania, Street address unknown.
on motion OF WILLIAM Il. PATRICK.
sR, Attorney for the plaintiff. 1T is
ORDERED that the Defendant. DANIEL
TURNER. enter his appearance In the
above entitled cause. within three
months from the date hereof. or the
BiIi OF Complaint will be taken ss con-
feeeed against him.
TT is FURTHER ORDERED that this
order be published according to law.
and that q Copy hereof be sent to the
Defendant at his last known address by
registered mail, postage prepaid. return
'e''''' HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Frank r. BonkowssSi
Deputy Clerk.
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ZONES PIPER and GOLDEN
1909 Randolph -.
NO 6tef6
mr. nE MICHIGAN

County OF Wayne -
AZ session OF the Probate Court for
said county OF Wayne. held Mt the Pro-
nate Court Room IN the city OF Detroit
on the seventh day OF May In the year
one thousand nine hundred and thirty
four Present Joseph A. Murphy Juose
Of Probate. 80.
In me Matter OF the Estate OF Mary
ELLEN webb Deceased. Wilhelmina Weop
Vaundless. adminlstratrix de Bonis Non
~ snid estate. having rendered 10 TINS
court her final account, and tiled theis-
with a petition praying that tho residue
of said estate be assigned TO tho per-
sons entitled thereto.
n is ordered. That the seventh day OF
.Iuno next at ten o'clock In the fore.
noon at said Court Room be appoihteu
for examining and allowing said nc
count and hearing petition.
And Il 10 further ordered. That sopy
Of this order be published three sue.
cesslve weeks previous TO said Time OF
hearing In the Tribune independent, ;
newspaper printed and circulating In saio
N'""'' JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
a true copy
EVERETT BRUCE
Deputy Probate Register.
'"' S-ii-st-e-2-s'