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Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
Chief Justice Hughes appeals
To Public For Lam Enforcement
CONTINUED From Page oneI

The chief justice reviewed what
the Supreme Court, by authority of
Congress. had recently done to ex-
pedite the administration of crimi-
nal justice. and referred to the
great volume of work encountered.
Up to this date last term the
court had disposed of 756 cases and
this term during the same time. dis
posed of $50. He predicted that the
present term would dispose of about
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18

Mrs. Florence B. Travers. Grade
I.
Cordelia L. Carter. Grade 4.
Mrs. Rhea T. Tatman. Grade 4,
Lila Fl. Hudson. Grade 3
Dorothy f. DerriCkson. Grade 5.
Mrs Emma W. Cordray. Grade 3.
J. Helen Smith. Grade 2
Mildred Breisch, Grade 2.
Geraldine Garrison. Grade 2.
Edith NJ. Johnson. Grade |.
Marian E. Heldmyer, Grade l,
Lulu NJ Ross. Grade |.
Mrs. Louise c. Farrow. Nurse.
EDNA Barker. Librarian.
Office Assistants:
Lena s. Shout. George I. lester,
.'r. and Eunice Smith.
JanitOrS:
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
GMiHord School Notes


many have completed their reports.
Total circulation for the month
was eight hundred ninety-five $3.50.
Non-fictiOn. one hundred seventy
17O); fiction. seven hundred twcn-
ty-five (725D. This is an increase
over April of last year. hut a de-
crease over the number circulated
last month. Thirty-two 1927 have
been taken home for over night
and many used for study and refer
ence during the day. More than ono
hundred four 900 pupils have
been admitted to the library each
day for reference and other WORK
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
(b) Type Of soil.
(cl Slimatic conditions.
Id Condition of soil.
II-Depth of Planting.


III-Rate and distance apart.
IV-Method of Planting.
C-Agriculture Arithmetic.
Dealing with acreage, silage and
general percentage problems.
D-Pruning.
Pruning of Grapes.
(a) How. when, what and where
to prune.
(bl Methods of Pruning.
The practical applications during
the month consisted of laying out
fields to pillow and testing soils from
the students farms for acidity.
A study of mosquito life was DEM
onstrated through moving pictures
by Donald McCreary. assistant En-
tomologist. University of Delaware.
Visitors of the month were Prof.
G. l.. Schuster, agronOmist, Univer-
sity oG Delaware: county agent,
Russell Wilson, and w. L. Mowlds,
State supervisor of Vocational Ag-
riculture.
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18

100 more cases than the last term.
He appealed to the bar to refrain
from bringing to the high court
cases lacking merit.
THE spectacle of persons con-
victed of crime at large on bail
pending unnecessary delays on ap-
peal brings the processes of the
courts into public contempt" he
added. giving statistics to show that
criminal justice is promptly admin
istered by the Federal Courts.
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
NAME TEACHING CORP
FOR MILFORD SCHOOLS
CONTINUED From Page one)

Wilbur c. Wright, High School.
Leroy wilkins, High School.
John c. Ryan, High and Grade
Schools.
Grades.
MatrOn:
Mrs. Sadie F. Wright.
COlOred Teachers
J. Graham Scott. Principal;
Grades Z and s.
Mrs Marian Dennis Polk, Grades
and 6.
Edith c. Scott. Grades and 4.
Emma G. Woodson. Grades and
8.
Evelyn Rollins. Grade l and Mu-
sic
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
The Buried Talent
BY Edgar A. Guest

ny EuSdT "A. OuSSL
That mans a failure
Who believes
He need not give
AS he receives.
For every man
The world has need;
Who knows the way
Must take the lead
Who has the power
To set things right.
If he'd be true
Must share the fight.
Life of the stronger
Toiler asks
That he shall bear
The heavier tasks.
The mind with knowledge
Richly graced
Must give it out
Or it is waste.
The flags of life
Are never fuTled
Who can and won't
Betrays the world.
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
Report of the Librarian of the
Milford JuniOr-SeniOr High
School for Month of April

The librarian is busy going over
the shelf list. mending books. and
hunting up overdue and lost books.
The circulation is on the decrease
due partially to the fact that so
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
DELAWARE SONS WILL
VISIT u. OF D. ON MAY rs
[Centinal4 trom Firn Paa1l

in order to hear Prof. Huebuer's ad-
dress. Reservations may be made
through A. G. Wilkinson, business
administrator of the University Of
Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
Home Education

"The Chld's First School Is the FamIy"-FrOebe
kindergarten Association, West 10th Street.
articles appearing weekly in columns
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
BY J. G. Bryant
2O46G Kentucky


The Girls Friendly Society spon-
sored q dinner bridge last Friday,
at st. Augustine's Parish House.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Lillian
Simmons and Mr.. Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Davis, 302
Ithaca street. are rejoicing over
the arrival OF baby boy, born
April 20.
Mrs. Dan Reeves, 432 Woodside
returned home, after three months
at Ferndale Hospital.
Edit Glover. OF Jacksonville,
Fla, is the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rutley. 46 Parkside.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10. Neal, 20445
Greenlawn, are the happy parents
of a baby boy.
Rev. c. S. Butler. 20207 Rose
lawn, was called to Jacksonville
Fla. to attend his mothers fun
eral. He returned home recently
Mrs. Lucille Clinkscale died al
Herman Kiefer Hospital, May 23
She is survived by her husband
Roy Clinkscale. also her mother
and father and many friends.
John Hatton, 2O216 Kentucky
has been Ill for several days.
Mrs. Belle Copeland has been
confined to bed with a sprained
ankle, for the past week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tanning, 2049a
Kentucky street. will spend q
week in Chicago, visiting the
Worlds Fair which recently reop-
ened.
Mrs. Elnora Walton and son are
leaving for Orlando. Fla, where
they will spend a three month va.
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Smile Road News DISPATCHES

cation with relatives and friends.
James Strothers, 2030 Indiana.
died May rs. He Is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Betty Strothers.
and son, Ralph; also other rela
lives. The funeral was well attend
ed with Rev. Williams In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinsn, OF Miami.
Fla. are the house-guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Jones. 20O33 Wiscon
sin street.
NOTICE
The churches OF this locality are
requested to bring or mail their
church notes TO the Tribune-In-
dependent Office. 2146 st. Antoine.
at Columbia street, so as TO have
the news items reach us by noon
on Monday. News should be plain
~ written and to the point
The public is invited TO Gods
Church. 2050S Kentucky street
10 hear a sermon on "The HOLY
Dozen. on Sunday. June 3. Rev.
hrchard McNeal is pastor.
The Wineman p. Il. A. held their
last meeting of the year. last Fri
day night. New officers were elect
ed and installed as follows: Mrs.
Katie Stephens. president: Mrs.
Edna Mae Hodo, mother vice
president; Mrs. Francis A. Clink-
scale, teacher vice-president; ].
ID. Brown. father vice president.
Mrs. l.. Hardwrick, secretary;
Mrs. l.. Anderson, assistant secre-
tary; Mrs. Polly Thomas. treasur-
err; Rev. Cash Bates, chaplain. Re
freshments were served after the
business session. Mrs. Clinkscale
made delightful hostess.
Members of Oak Grove A. NJ. +.
Church ended their successful
brick rally on the second Sunday
in May. They raised approximately.
$500. The PASTORS wife, Mrs. Viola
Davis. was honored with q sur
prise birthday party, May % 1t
was sponsored by Stewardess
Boards Nos. and .. Many useful
gifts were received by the hOnorcc.
Friday, May Is. the Northwest
ern Community Chorus held their
second anniversary at Birdhurst
Center. An excellent program was
rendered in the gym, after which
banquet was served in the din
ing room. II was "a very beautiful
affair.
Sunday, May 20, Norman Eaton,
his wife and sister, Mrs Anna
Thomas, and little daughter. Annie
b., motored to Lansing to visit
Floyd Eaton. They were accomp-
anied by Mr.. and Mrs. Burt and
James Eaton.
Miss Mary Lou Bowden. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bow
den. 1853 Westview, Ferndale,
Mich, was married to Charles
Shell, OF Detroit, Saturday, May
26, at the home of the bride. Miss
Bessie Mae Austin was maid OF
honor; Carl Flowers, best man.
Marion Scott and Bertha McCul-
Tough were flower girls VIII Nc
Cullough was llense bearer, while
the ring was carried by Robertma
Riley. Frances Donald was veil
bearer. Miss Corene Bowden play
ed the wedding march. Rev. Theo-
| dore Williams officiated
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BUNDLE OF JOY
BY ANNE CAMPBELL
NIARILYNN's her name. but we

MARLYNN's her name. but we
A'A Have another we employ
It describes her perfectly
Bundle Of joyl
There are sacks OF shining gold,
There are silks of rarest dye.
There are bundles. which unrolled,
Capture the eye.
But a priceless tapestry
Spread against the blue Of day
Does not mean as much to me
AS one clear ray
From a baby's azure eyesl
With glance both pure and coy
She can bring me Paradisei
Bundle OF joyl.
(copV iGht,--w NU service.
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ANN ARBOR
BY ]. Wesley Bird

a group OF the senior Soiourner
Truth Girls Reserves met M the Y
W G. A.. Saturday. May 2G.
Misses Ruth Green. Lydia Crom-
well. and John Morton spent sun
day. May IL. in Detroit, visiting
friends.
Miss lowell Thomas and Edgar
lemons will be married on June
%.
Second Baptist Church
The funeral OF the late Joseph
Williams was held from Second
Baptist Church. May II. Rev. G.
w Clark, Of Ypsilanti. preached
the sermon.
The Strawberry Social. sponsor
ed by Mrs. Hazel Howard. Mrs.
Sarah Johnson. and Russell How
ard. for the benefit of the June
rally, was well attended
The Mothers Day services at
this church were nicely attended,
morning, noon. and evening. DR..
Peter f. Starr, associate pastor OF
First NJ. +. Church. delivered q
beautiful message on Mother" AT
3 D. m. The Gospel Chorus render
ed music for the occasion.
The Gospel Chorus also sang TO
a large and appreciative audience
at First NJ. E. Church, Wednesday
evening May %.
The Green dinner, served by the
Kings Daughters. Thursday, May
"a, was nicely attended and very
successful.
Bethel A. VI. T.. Church
The program presented recent
ly by the Mothers Star OF Hope
, Club was a splendid affair. Mrs
: guest speaker. Following the Pre-
2 gram. the club met Mrs. Hardima
! at reception at the home OF Mrs
f. McComas, on Beakes stree,
about IL. members being present
The Excelsior Club presented {
play. under the auspices of the
Cromwell Family. The affair was
success In every way. All the
clubs are cooperating 10 make
the June rally a great financial
success.
The funeral of Joseph Williams,
of Gott street. was held AT Second
Baptist Church last Thursday. The
deceased. who had been i'll for
some time, was faithful member
OF Second Baptist. also member
of the Wild Goose Country Club
and a trustee Of the Colored We'll
! fare League.
/ The dinner. given Thursday
evening. MAY "a. by the Young
Women's Missionary Auxiliary,
was successful Mrs Elizabeth
Jones. the president and her entire
staff are working to raise their
quota for the rally.
Read the Tribune-lndependent-
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QUINN ROAD
by Julius w. H0ckaday

Zion Baptist Sunday School is
making preparations for the
crown contest, which will be held
Sunday night. June II. at $50.
The contest will be between
Green, Hockaday, Harden, and
Coles. A valuable cash prize will
be awarded the child raising the
largest sum of money. Other nice
gifts will be presented To each one
participating. The directress, Mrs.
Margaret Brown. is putting forth
every effort to raise an ample sum
for the picnic.
Rev. +. Moore, the pastor, will
deliver fine sermon Sunday
morning. June 3. al 1870 o'clock.
His subject will be Spiritual
Shadows" You are invited to be
present
Mrs. Mary Green sponsored
splendid program at the B. Y. p.
u. Sunday afternoon. az 3 o'clock.
The visitors taking part on the
program were: Miss Simmons,
Miss Evelyn Solomon. Attorney
Craig and others. Mrs. Crysel was
also visitor.
Rev. Brooks preahed a forceful
sermon, Sunday night. Everyone
is invited TO attend Zion Baptist
Church Sunday, June 3. The s. $.
classes will be taught by alert
teachers and blackboard demon
STATIONS given by Mrs. A. l..
Thomas.
d. Y. p. U. services will be held
at p. m.
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SIDNEY ID. CLARK
.Attorney-At-LLaw


STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne, In
Chancery.
cEcILE w. HALL, PLAINTIFF. va
'EOhGE ID. HALL. Defendant
AZ session OF the said Court held
IN the Courtroom In the Wayne County
i,uiiding. City OF Detroit, County OF
wayne and State OF Michigan on the
- day OF April. A. ID. 1884. Present:
Judge.
II -pearingn from the AFFIDAVIT on
ME that the above named defendant
Ieorge -. Hall. II not n resident OF the
City OF Detroit and State OF Michigan.
hut does reside at 2205 East Tooth Street
IN the city OF Cleveland and State OF
Ohio
II ls ordered that the said defendant
enter his appearance In said cause on
or before three 60 months from the date
or this order or said nill of Complaint
VIII be taken ~ confessed: that said or
der be published IN newspaper printed
and published IN the city OF Detroit and
state OF Michigan, and that a true copy
of said order he sent to the last known
address ~ the nhove namcd defendant
Wy registered man as required by law
HARRY II. KEIDAN
circuit Judge.
5-5-34
"a true copyl
FRANK r. BONKOwSKI
Deputy Clerk
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,suBs GRIP now
AUTHORIZED AGENTS WILL BE AT
YOUR HOME

Please be prepared to pay for all papers
received to April I, Agents will not make
return calls.
Be sure it is an authorized agent whose
credentials will be letter from the Tribune
Independent bearing the Seal thereof.
After the first payment the manage
ment will continue to mail you the Tribune
independent and payments for papers re-
ceived will begin on the first of each month.
The management very highly appreci-
ates your cooperation in the matter of your
subscription and stands ready to serve YOU
in most satisfactory way.
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BONERS are actual humorous
hd-bits found in examination pa
pers. essays. etc., by teachers.

Fish IN the sea are not eco
nomic goods" because they are no
use to people II they haven't them.
What does the executive depart
ment OF our government do? 1t ex-
ecutes people.
Oiabolic was a man who went
around with lantern searching for
an honest man.
A mop Is a bunch of anything that
Is disorder1y.
An anger is chill caused by .
cold.
A bride is something pertaining
to a bride.
Chromium Ia a poison gas or the
highest metal known.
g. Bell syndicate --wNu seryics-
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THE PILGRIMS UNDERWENT
ERY CLUB

The clubs first meeting was
held at the home of Miss Abrilla
Sullivan on Tuesday night, May l..
The club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
and their daughter, Abrilla. A
musical programme of an unusual
nature was rendered by the pro-
gramme committee. Among those
appearing on the programme were
some Of the eity's best talent. The
Macedonia Four, accompanied by
II. c. Livingston rendered num-
Der of popular Negro Spirituals. ].
U. Perryman rendered two solos.
with Miss Rosetta Phillips at the
piano.
The last meeting In this montL
was held with Miss Rosetta Phil
lips, 1856 r. Lafayette street. Many
delightful past times were plan
ned for the summer months.
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LOMAx TEMPLE A. NJ. +. ZION

DR.. w. A. Blackwell occupied
his pulpit last Sunday, and his
sermons were inspiring, as usual.
The evening sermon was based on
| Romans 1897, subject. THE Vic
torious Church." All the auxiliar'
| les are enthusiastically working
for the rally. which will close
soon.
Rev. NJ. +. Parrish, OF Russell
Street Baptist, and his choir. had
charge OF the service Tuesday eve
ming. On Thursday evening. Rev.
l.. T. Clay and his choir ofilcated.
The Usher Board will give a
unique entertainment at the home
OF Mrs. Wilson, 1909 DeQuindre.
June 6, a spread contest and
other interesting features will be
sponsored by Mesdames Burden,
Blackwell, and Wilson.
Tuesday. June 3. Rev S. u.
Ross, pastor of Shiloh Baptist,
and his choir in charge of Prof.
w +. West. viii render the pro-
gram. Monday. June IL. style
show will be given by I.omax
hOll, WIN MiS. NUS a. VII w
ress.
To the delight OF their many
friends. Miss Matte Hunt, presi-
dent of the junior ushers. and Mrs.
Eldridge. were able TO be present,
after several weeks illness. also
Mrs. A. Green, Of Riopelle.
Mr.. Dixon, coal and ice dealer
OF Dawson avenue, is on the sick
list.
The entire public is invited to
attend the all day activities OF l.o-
max Temple A. NJ. f. Church. Sun
day, June 3. The various athletic
team s are especially invited
Among the guests who are TO be
present will be w c. Woodson. of
the Y. NJ. G. A.; DR.. A. c. Toodle.
OF the Tribune ndependent; Louis
Blount. of the y. A. A. c. p; ].
Edward Mccall, of the Tribune-In-
dependent: DR. Lynch, OF Flint:
NJ. l.. Walker, and Attorney Char
les II. Mahoney. The program will
begin promptly at IL a. m, with
a sermon by DIR. w. A. Blackwell. !
subject, Approved Athletics" Az
ter Introduction OF the special
guests, dinner will be served.
AT 1880, n debate will be held, |
in charge OF the master OF cere- /
monies, Leon Wheeler, subject.
Baseball is Greater Sport in
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COSMOPOLITAN BAPTIST

me revival services at Cosmo-
politan Church. just closed. were
very successful. Many souls were
son'erted. The meetings were con
Quoted by Rev. l.. Williams
Iastor NJ. Bolden delivered a
wonderful sermon last SUNDAY
morning subject. Love" Al the
evening services. Rev. Crawford
preached eloquently. Prayers were
MADE Tor the sick members Mes
Games Walker, Allison and p
Grimes, the organist.
a musial program will be rem
usred June 3. at 3 p. m, for one
OF the contrasting queens
June 10, the senior choir will
nave their monthly program M
y. N.
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PEKClEvAL IL fu'tN
I3vO randolph al.
No. lDivo1
49, ..as nlI.sl.ll1 ~

PEKCIkvAL n PlItK
I3v0 randolph at.
No. lDivoS
STATE or MICHIGAN
~.
County of Wayne.
Al a session or the Pa Sbate Court Tor
said county OF Wayne. held nj the fro-
bate 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.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF limo
thy wade, Deceased. On reading and
fiIipg the petition OF Carrie Wade pray
ing that administration Of said estate be
granLsd to Charles &. Benjamin or some
other suitable person.
IL IL ordered Thai tho seventh day OF
June. next at ten o'clock In the fore
noon ut said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And II Ia further Ordered. That
COPY OF this order be published three
successive weeks previous TO said time
of hearing, IN the Tribune Independent
a newspaper printed and circulating IN
said County Of Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
"a true copy
EVERETT BRUCE
Deputy Probate Register
b-i1-st-s-s-st
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. IA~Ser
g0bI Grsfiot Avenue

.CaIAs. CAMPBELL. iA~Ssr
gGbI Grsfiot Avenue
NO 22s138
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The 'u'fcu.
.,surt for the County OF wayne' 4"
cEcEfIA WHITLEY. Plaintiff. VS.
THOMAS JErrERsoN WHITLEY. oi~'
A ORDER PUBLICATION
AZ n session OF said Court heio In -e
ca,ntv puildIng In the City OF Detre'
an tie ain day of May A. D.. is3t. IRE
sent The Hon Robert NJ Toms S''c""
Judge 49, afsida-
VII on file that the SAID oetenua"
.,astacno~ A unknown ana cannot 70
sscertained after diligent inquiry:
n N ordered that the sai1 oe Ienusn.
.an~sr and answer the Bill OF COMPANY.
s,,sd in this Cause within three monsn as
from the date OF this order OF .,
pIli may te taken as confessee sss ss
him and that this Order De pnDnsns ae
according 10 law and copy tneso ~
,~s,Isd 40 the said defsndant at MIS- last
known address. x, ,r rous
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK +. BONkOWbhA koe-7-7
Deputy Clerk
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cHAs. CAMPBELL. LAWYER

@bJt GrnttOt
Number 222 BOB
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne. In
Chancery.
LOTTIE KRUPP. Plaintiff, versus
LOUIS kRUPP, Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At n session OF said Court held In the
County building In the City OF Detroit on
the 3rd day OF April A. ID 1894.
Present the Hon. HOMER FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by affida-
Wit on file that the said defendant re-
sides at 63s1 Mortified. Detroit. Mchi-
gan. and that summons could not be
served upon him because he Is conceal
ed and hidden within this State:
II is ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Complaint
filed In this cause within three months
from the date OF this order OF said Bill
may be taken as confessed against him.
and thai this order be published ac-
rording TO law and n ropy thereof mall
ed to the said defendant AT his last
known address.
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
Frank +. Bonkowski
Deputy Clerk
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JONES. PIPER AND GOLDEN

Attorneys At Law
1906 Randolph. Suite 301
NO. 226983
STATE OF MIcHIGA.J. In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne, In
Chancery.
william Small Plaintiff, VS. Ethel
Small. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At n session OF the said Court held
at the Court House In tho City OF De-
troit. In said County OF Wayne and State
OF Michigan on the t6th day OF April A.
-. 1884. Present. Honorable Dewitt H.
Merriam, Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof by affidavit show
lnE that II cannot be ascertained In what
state or County the Defendant resides
and that her wherea bouts is unknown,
and on motion OF Jones, Piper and
Golden attorneys for Plaintiff herein.
II Is ordered that the said Defendant
enter her appearance In this cause on
or before three months from the date
OF this order the Bill OF Complaint
may be taken as confessed; that copy
OF this order be published within forty
days after the date first above written
as required 10y law In the Tribune In
dependent. or copy thereof served upon
the Defendant at her last known place
OF residence by registered mail
DEWITT II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk 5-s-3f
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JONES. PIPER AND GOLDEN

JONES, PIPER AND GOLDEN
Attorneys
1905 Randolph. suite 30I
No 22S504
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Wayne In
Chancery.
PERCY H. LOGAN. Plaintiff. vs..
DOROTHY LOGAN. Defendant.
At a session of the said Court held at
the Court House In the city OF Detroit
County OF Wayne and State OF Michigan
on the lsth day OF May. A. D., 1894.
Present. Honorable Lester &. Mol Cir
cult Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit show
ing that the defendant. Dorothy Lo-
gan Is not IA resident OF the city of
Detroit County OF Wayne and State of
Michigan, but that her last known ad :
dress Is 3t2 West 23rd Street. City OF
New York ana state of New York:
1T is ORDERED that the said CO.
fcndant. Dorothy Logan, enter her APP
pearnnCc In the above entitled cause for
divorce on OF before three months from
the date Of this order or the Bill or
Complaint may be taken as confessed :
and that the said order be published
Independent or copy thereof served
upon the defendant at 3s3 West card
street. New York city. or at her last
place OF residence by registered mail.
LESTER s. MOLL
Circuit Judge
a true COPY
FRANK +. BONKOwsKI
Deputy Clerk