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Evening star., 1934-01-29
STEEL PRODUCTION
DECLINES IN WEEK
Delays in Rail and Auto Ton.
nages Blamed for Cur.
taiIment.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED FreS.
CLEVELAND, January 29.-The steel
industry is undismayed by the failure
of operations to continue upward last
week, the magazine Steel says.
Delays in railroad and automotive
tonnages caused the unexpected cur
tanment, Steel says, and sent the
average production 2 points down to
80 per cent.
For the present week a continuation
Of last weeks level or an advance Is
indicated, the analysis disclosed.
Difficulties with the mechanical fea-
lures of 1884 models was given as the
reason Tor the slow advance In auto
mobile output-at time when the
manufacturers have orders on hand for
zoe. 900 cars.
With the railroads, Steel said, the
delay is due chiefly to a reluctance to
purchase rails and pay interest charges
in advance Of the time when the rails
can be laid, and to details involved in
Federal financing.
One 25,000-ton order for cast pipe
for Mexico City was lost by United
States mills to competitors in Japan.
British, French and German mills also
we're bidders
A reduction In the price Of stainless
steels was noted. but, the magazine
said "an advance in sheets and strip
prices is regarded as a probability.
Further increases in scrap prices are
noted at Chicago, but the rising trend
in progress for the last two months has
leveled of. Pig iron shipments are i'm
proving. aided by better automotive
foundry schedules.
'Steels iron and steel composite is
unchanged at s3243. and the finished
steel composite, s51.10. Scrap Is up 4
cents to sll.54 from the adjusted COM
posite Of last week"
Evening star., 1934-01-29
Show will Stress
Progress in Heating
And Ventilation
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, January 29.-The prog
ress Of conditioning. heating and
ventilating in the last two years Is TO
be stressed here early in February at
the third International Heating and
ventilating Exposition, which will be
held simultaneously with the annual
convention Of the American Society OF
Refrigerating Engineers.
Modern all-year- round weather con
troll in buildings. large and small. Will
be featured at this exposition, the nrst
Of its kind in New York, which Is
sponsored by the American Society OF
Heating and Ventilating Engineers. Tne
adoption Of air-conditioning units to
old buildings and residences built sew
eral decades ago will be shown, includ-
ing operation with coal, oil. gas ana
electricity.
Registrations indicate the exposition
will have many visitors from all parts
of this country as well as foreign coun-
tries.
A new line Of unit heaters will be
shown, different from any product on
the market at present. There Will pe
convectors and copper-cast radiators.
The new unit heated plays up copper
and copper alloy construction, velocity
generator and expansion bends IN the
tubes. One heater attracting the at
tention Of engineers Is . steel tubular
boiler and stoker. built rs unit and
automatically controlled. It burns soft
coal smokelessly. This unit directs at
tention to the numerous developments
in steel magazine feed-boilers. OIL
burning boilers and cast-iron magazine
feed-boilers.
(Copyright 1934)
Evening star., 1934-01-29
SECONDARY BONDS
Join IN ADVANCE
Gain Fractions to Point, With
Industrial List Taking
Lead.
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA.

Associated Press FINANCIAL WrlteI.
NEW YORK. January 29.-Semi-
speculative issues improved in slow
fashion during the last half Of the
bond market session today. Buying
interest was stimulated by the mod
erately bullish action of certain groups
In the stock market.
Near the end of the final hour many
of the secondary descriptions were
quoted fractions to point higher. with
industrials leading the movement.
Rails were steady though little hesi-
tant because of r.c--eA reakness in
some OF the Denver & Rio Grande
issues.
United States Governments rose
slightly, some of the Treasury issues
gaining from 5-32 to 8-32 of a point
High-grade corporate ratings also had
a good tone.
French and German issues accounted
for considerable part of the turn
over in the foreign department and
were firm along with most of the other
important groups.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
CAPITAL PRODUCE
PRICES ARE STEADY
Quotations Mostly Unchanged
for Eggs, Poultry and
Other Lines.

Quotations were unchanged for the
most part on Washington produce mar
ket today.
The summary, with egg, live poul-
try. fruit and vegetable prices furnished
by the Department Of Agriculture, fol-
lows:
BUTTER--one- pound prints t9s .core).
s tsb 1poaad SriDss Rsnt Is sa seor: :so!s
"a DRESSED 5:s. Is,g5
ans S sS:ap fs.ss
.MEATsC-Beef. iOaIi; veal 11a1s; lamb.
ssiS m1fd Iorf oin: I2sI3 iFesh hams y.
Ii sss Nah. sse.s9 r.s.st, .s. ,bt
23a24; Government sraded and dated white
.,T: sss; o. medium: extra; 1se 2t.ss = s.
ss Eyv eais..s iH.s nss
spTins sIoiisrs. .isssi: Reds and missd
sSSns. eSH5 ,ts ns sv. Ttsy; % fSm: s:n:
pounds and over 20; capons Isa22.
Fruits and Vegetables.
sals; sps; @ ss 8 I'm. tsa:S; :s;,,,,, .,r,x... ,xo
aaa sees
mo Seh.: 2.msh 2 nsas' sd. ss n.h:. mini
mum. i.75si rs; Delicious. y. B. No. !. 81.
inches minimum. 1.15a1,2 ,26; ga inches
nnnun YS9si g. so inches ~ nnmam inshe:
mini%um s9.l 90 ga inches miniTpm nn
bi:ef Wis; s nshfs No. mnnm IL ~ inches mini R
mum. GOAL rs; ga inches minimum, ;35a
40: ga. inches minimum; l so. few higher:
R1nna5s ch9a: NJ lneh., m anshs.
hiias5 isKoccoL1-No e.rlot arrivals; on.
broken ear on track, supplies isht: d.msn ia
sh aaees slightly
rived: i,ve broken and four unbroken car,
demand light. market steady. Florida. Ia
q! sa ss1Ps 81. ss h soseaaa .ssr p.5
cARRoTsCTwo California. on. New York
on track oAt supOies % modeTats moe rate demsnd lisht s
market steady. Texas, haf-letture crates
0uesefe eaGeirLoWsR@rvo oSss 20 c.ntorni. arrived
three broken and three unbroken cars on
track. Supplies moderate: demand light:
market steady, California. pony crates
cELERY-one, California. one Florida
on track SUPPLIES Gsn modersse s @ aemsnd iisht'
mar ket steady. Florida, 10-inch crates.
washed. 3-s dozen: 1.!5ao 25: California.
LETrUcE.Three Californi. arrived; nine
broken and four unbroken cars on track.
western stock: Supplies moderate; demand
crates. Iceberg type. As dozen. 3OOa3 .o5
Southern stock Supplies lisht;, demand
snn hsmr.rs. % Esesroe. c5: bis Boston o0Te: type
and Romaine, practically no supplies on the
ma rket
oNIoNs-one Michigan arrived: two un-
broken cars on track Supplies moderate;
demand light; market steady. Indiana.
Michigan and Ohio. 50-pound sacks yellows,
U. s No I. so.
PEAS-Ore Florida arrived four broke
and two unhroken cars on track. Supplies
moderate: demand light: market steady.
Florida. bushel hampers. so.
Potato Prices Steady.
POTATOES-Six New York arrived: eight
Evening star., 1934-01-29
GENERAL AMERICAN LIFE
PLANS TO REDUCE LIENS
av ths Associated press

BY the A1s0clateo Press.
ST. LOUIS, January 29.-The finan-
cial statement Of the General American
Life Insurance Co., released yesterday,
shows $l,065, STAG set aside as a re-
serve for the reduction Of liens against
the policies Of the Missouri State Life,
whose business and assets were &C
quired by the General American Sep
tember Z last
The Indebtedness of the Missouri
State Life to the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation and banks, which totaled
s7163.95SS9. has been reduced to S.
AS, 5,S41 80, all Of which is owed to the
r. F. c., the statement says.
Cash on hand December 81 was
$2832, ,80l 90. Principal assets were
listed as follows: Bonds, valued on the
basis OF quoted market prices as of
June 30. 1888. S19019.884.69 stocks,
s3.788,823: real estate mortgage loans,
S23295, ,95384; real estate. $685., ,403 IA.
Walter w. Head. president. said the
General American had been licensed in
II States. the District of Columbia and
Hawaii.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 29 - Wheat
climbed more than cents bushel late
today to the highest price level since
November 81 last.
Enlarged buying which accompanied
the rise Of wheat values was attributed
to the fact that severe cold wave had
caught domestic Winter wheat minus
any snow protection in practically all
sections Of the belt. In addition, dry
weather complaints with reports of
dust storms were received today from
parts Of Kansas.
Wheat closed strong. 2a21, cents
above Saturdays finish; corn. has up:
oats. 3sa5s advanced, and provisions at
10 to II cents gain
Evening star., 1934-01-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. January 80 Rl.-Foreign
exchange Arm. Great Britain in dollars.
others in cents. Great Britain demand.
4asls: cables. 4asis; o0-day bills. 4%!i7
France demand. 6.24: cables, ga. Italy
demand. s.34: cables. s.34.
Demands Belgium. - 10: Germany.
3..65; Holland, ~ 80: Norway, 800:
land 3O.1s: Spain. - "A Portugal. 4.55N:
Greece. .90N; Poland. 1S.l5N: Czecho-
slovakia. ION: Jugoslavia. 2.21N; Austria.
Is O0N Rumania 9sN: Argentine. 80. 29N;
Brazil. s.4sN; Toxic. 1913: shanehai. "A "5;
Honskons. 31.15; Mexico City tsilver peso.
- 100: Montreal in New York. 9ai7: New
York in Montreal. 1OO.s7i7. Nominal.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
Cash Grain Market.

Wheat, No. 2 red. 91s4: No. yard
ell2a9214: No. 2 yellow. 50laa51l2; No
8 white. 50a5034 Oats. No. Q white,
3734a38H No rye. Barley. 48a82.
Timothy seed, 6.75a700 per cwt;
clover seed. 1100a13.50. Buckwheat,
l.27 per cwt.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
TRUST COMPANIES.
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. January % Cooper
steady: electrolytic spot and future. Si4.
Tin quiet: spot and nearby. 51.IO; future,
81 30. Iron quiet. No. =. fob. Eastern
Pennsylvania. 1880 Buffalo. 1880; Ala
hama, 800 Lead dull; spot, New York.
90: East st. Louis. 800. Zinc firm East
St Louis. spot and future. 4.25. Anti
Evening star., 1934-01-29
SHOE BUYERS CAUTIOUS.

NEW YORK, January 29 R,.-Shoe
manufacturers report buying proceed
ing at fair rate, with retailers oper-
ating cautiously in the placing Of Or
ders Demand continued to center on
low-priced numbers, but q better call
has appeared for the higher-priced
STYLES.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK January 20 LP,.-Call money
steady; l per cent all day.
Time loans steady; 80 days. a4a1: "A
months. 1a1h; SO months 1i4alia per
cent
Prime commercial paper a
Bankers acceptances unchanged: 30 days.
Sal 5000 days, 3sai2; months 7saa4;
b-6 months, 1a7s
Evening star., 1934-01-29
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction Co. $500 at IS.
Washington Gas SIS 1851 900 at
8512.
Potomac Electric 5i2 9o pfd.-l0 at lot,
10 at lot, 10 at 107 at 107, 10 at
LOT, Is at 107
Washington Gas Light at so.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas IS "B"-Sl00 at 10lh.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
new YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, January 20 (P.-Over
the-counter market:
Quotations as of . oclock)
Evening star., 1934-01-29
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 29-Cotton
was higher today on q favorable con-
struction of the Washington news and
a moderate demand which came large
ly from Wall Street and commission
house sources. Trade interests were
also buyers. The advance carried many
contracts up to 11.49 or about l8 points
net higher. The midafternoon market
was firm. active months showing net
gains Of 16 to % points.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-31
II: r. LESTER. Atty.
1880 Fl. Antoine ~.
Detroit. Michigan
M 4Gk oaa


STATE OF MICHIGAN, In IN. CIR.
cut Court for the County OF Wayne
In Chancery
ELLEN FLORENCE. Plalntif va
HENRY FLORENCE. Defendant
suit pending In the above named court
on the 7th day OF March. A. II. 1880
Present Hon. Guy 4. Miller. Circuit
Judge.
IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT on file
mat the defendant II not n resident OF
THIS state and IL cannot be ascertained I'm
what state or county he now resides
IL ~ ordered that the defendant Hen
ry Florence appear and answer the
Biil OF Complaint within three months
from the date OF this order or said Bill
be taken as confessed against him II IL
further ordered that copy Of this or
der be published according TO the law
OF Michigan and that copy OF this
order be mailed TO the last known ad
dress OF the said Henry Florence. at
"a $50 Chestnut Street, Atlanta, Georgia. by
registered mail at least twenty days be-
fore time prescribed for his appearance.
GUY \. MILLER
Circuit Judge
A True copy
stephen X Valentine
, Drputy Clerk
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JOEL y. MCDONALD
OIL Gratiot Ave.
Ne 0EW nTu

w. A~uf't@
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Cir
cut Court For the County OF Wayne. II
Lula MAE HAWKINS. Plaintiff, We
NAkNELL HAWKINS. Defendant.
Al session OF said Court held In ths
court House In the City OF Detroit. on
the 10th day OF Febr airy. A. ID. 1894.
Present HONORABLE VINCENT N
BRENNAN. Circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appearing TO the sat
lstactlon OF the Court by affidavit on
ME that the defendant IL not a reaIdent
OF tho state Of Michigan. and therefore
cannot be served With process Issued out
OF this Court: but whose last known ad
dress was 1853 N. nth Street. In the City
OF columbus. State OF Ohio.
Therefore on Motion OF joel j. Nc
Donald. attorney for the plaintiff, 1T is
ORDERED that the above named de-
PENDANT enter his appearance In this
cause In three months from the date OF
this order; or the bill OF complaint nled
herein will be taken as confessed against
him.
1T 10 FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this order be sent to the defend
ant at his last known address by regis-
tered mail. and that this order be pub
lished according TO law.
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
stephen X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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JONES. PIPER a GOLDEN
3oi Randolph Bldg.
No. 22f. 1se

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Cir,
cult Court for the County OF Wayne
In chancery. ~.
THOMAS J. GIBSON. Plaintiff. Va
NELLIE MALE GIBSON. Defendant.
AZ a session OF the said Court held
AZ the Court House In the City OF De.
troit. In said County and State on the
zsrd day OF January. A. D.. 1894.
fhEsENT, Honorable Joseph A. Aoy-
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show.
ing that the said defendant. Nellie Male
gibson. does not reside In this State
but does reside In the City OF
Meridian. In the State OF West vir-
1T Is ORDERED that tho said do
PENDANT. Nellie Male Gibson. enter her
appearance In the above entitled cause
for divorce on or before three (s) months
from the date OF this order or the bin
or complaint may be taken 90 confessed:
and that the said order be published ~
required by law In the Tribune Inds-
pendant. or . copy thereof served upsn
tho defendant at Meridian. West vir-
ginia. or At her last known place OF
residence by registered mall.
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
g. X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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MISTER NEWS
BY II. A. McNeeIey

The funeral OF Mrs. Hicks was
held Thursday. March Is, at IL a
m, from the Church OF God in
Christ. on Mack avenue. In Detroit.
The deceased is survived by her
husband, two sisters. two daugh-
ters. and one son.
She was native of Arkansas
and died at the age OF 40.
Mrs. b. l.. Holloway has just re-
turned from Florida, and is con-
fined TO her home with illness.
The pastor. choir. and congrega-
/ ton of Womack Temple G. M. r.
Church motored 10 Mt. Clemens.
Thursday. March %, TO worship
with Rev. Phelps and his congre-
ton. at Turner's Chapel.
The Inkster Young Peoples Fo-
rum will meet Sunday afternoon. at
3 o'clock. at First Baptist Church.
The subject for discussion will be
Can Christian Nation Lead the
Rest OF the World in Crime7" The
public Is invited to attend.
Mr.. Norton OF Williams street.
died Friday. March 16. at Eloise
Hospital. He is survived by his
widow and seven children. The
funeral was held from Peace and
Harmony Second Baptist Church.
=. Second Baptist Church
The morning service opened as
usual last Sunday. with Pastor o.
b. Jones presiding He delivered
forceful sermon. subject. Sin"
Mrs. Armelin rendered lovely
vocal solo.
Al 3 p. m. the pastor and his
congregation and choir OF this
church visited Rev. Merritt and
congregation. of First Baptist
Rev. o. b. Jones deliveed touch
ing sermon. The Second Baptist
choir sang a stirring spiritual. en-
titled, II am on the battlefield"
Many members OF Second Baptist
motorod TO Shiloh Baptist Church,
Monday. March 10. 10 assist that
church in a special drive.
4 drama. THE Prodigal Son"
will be presented at the church by
Ailt shiCclOiAdig A1Otltie ~
March %. A program will also be
rendered at this church. April IL,
by Rev. Davis Simms and others.
A short sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Isaiah Simms. Several
musical numbers will be rendered.
First Baptist Church
A popularity contest. given by
the Senior Choir, will close Friday
night. March 80. A musical pro-
gram will precede the decision.
Mrs. Charlena Anderson and S. I.
Glaze are the contestants.
Many persons are using the news
columns OF the Tribune-Independ-
ent to make known their activities
to the public. All persons having
news for the paper, are requested
10 see James j.. Weston. before
Friday of each week, so the items
will be ready for publication the
following week
Little Forest and Mildred, son
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Glaze, have been on the sick list,
but are greatly improved.
The Friendship Sewing Club will
meet with Miss Geneva Glover,
1890 Harriet street, Wednesday
from to 6. Mrs. S. Jordan is the
president.
& Don't forget the program TO b
given by the Busy Bee Club, on tn
fourth Saturday In March.
Mr.. Thompson Will start a mill
route In lnkster, this week. AL
LOCAL citizens OF the group are ask
ed 10 support him.
Read the Iribune-Independent
| regularly.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-31
No. e25.i0e
OlfDEIkDi III Hl.ItATION

STATE or MICHIGAN. In tho circuit
Court Tor tn" county ct Wayne. In
Chanccry.
WILL HAYNES. Plaintiff vs. MAUD
HAY MIS- Defendant
Al session OF the said Court held AZ
the Court House In the city of Detroit.
ia said COUNTY and state on tho goth
day OF February. \. H.. 1884
Pr 7. HONORABLE VINCENT
NJ Il.l.., NAN
Satisfactory proof hy affidasit showing
that thu said defendant, Maud Hay mes.
l"'~ NOT reside ln this state. huf docs
r'sdr ~ the city of cleveland. Ia tho
STATE of ohio
~ rs ORDERED that tile said de-
frndant Maud Has nes inter her ar-
If'aftn,r in rho above rbtiticd cnuar
flt diNere'. nn or h.f"rr three go months
frun fNe date Df this order or the bili
OF complaint may be taken ~ ron
fes-cd. and that the said ori,r he ppt
.sl iuuod DS itw ~ tie Trihnue-
D. 't.if inf fiuH copy ih,rtnf rt,d
upon tint defendant at cleveland ONO
NtN .ftl luAh uiHt' uf r"-lftn,r
hf ltssirrrd uHnl
VINCENT VI RiiENN rs
circuit iuiE
a TRUE core
stephen Is Valentine
puts clerk
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LEWIS . ROwLETrE. ATTORNEYS
es7 Adams Ave. Hast
No. efl l5e

STATE OF MICHIGAN, In wayns
Circuit Court. In Chancery.
SAMUEL WINDOW, Plaintiff, Va.
EMMA WINDOW. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court. held Mt
the Court House In the City OF Detroit.
In said County. on tho 31st day Of
January. A. ID. 1874
PRESENT. Honorable Joseph A. Moy-
nihan, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit show
ing that said defendant does not reside
In this State. tvt her present where
abouts IL unknown, that her last known
residence was General Delivery. Village
OF Saxon. County OF ST. Louis and State
Of Missouri.
on motion OF LEWIS a ROW
LETTE attorneys for plaintiff. 1T rs
ORDERED that the said defendant, Em-
ma Window, enter her appearance In
said cause on or before three (3l
months from the date OF this order.
or the bill OF complaint filed herein
may be taken rs confessed.
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that
said order be published as required by
law In newspaper printed and circu-
lated weekly In said County OF Wayne;
and that copy OF said order be sent
by registered mail 10 the last known adj
dress OF said defendant.
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
q. X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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ERNEST G. MITCHELL
Attorney at law
f12B st. Antoine street
NJ oom Eoa

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit,
court for the County OF Wayne In
Chancery ="
HELEN McGRUDER, Plaintiff W
koMAlNE McGRUDER Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
satisfactory proof by afridavtt show
ing Una, the Defendant Romaine Nc.
Michigan, and that the wherea bouts y,
me defendant cannot be ascertained; III
~ ordered that the defendant cause his
appearance TO be antered In this cause
within three months from this date or
that said BIN for Divorce Will be taken
as confessed by tho Eaid defendant
1T is ALSO FURTHER ORDERED
THAT this order for Appearance be pub
lished according 20 law. and n copy mall
ed 20 the defendant Mt hts last known
address.
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
Dated Mt Detroit Michigan
this LIST day OF March A. u. 1894
"a TRUE COPY
J. A. Craigcn
Deputy Clerk.
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
1881 Gratlot
-. aAI $50


STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In Chan
Gerry.
IDA osGooD. Plaintiff. vs. GUY os.
GOOD, Defendant.
At a session OF said Court held IN
the County Building In the city OF De-
troit on the Sth day OF Feb. A ID. 1894
PRESENT the HON. THEODORE j.
RICHTER. Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by affidavit
on hie that the said defendants resi-
dence II unknown and cannot be aseer-
tanned after diligent inquiry In what
state or coutry he now resides
IL IL ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Complaint
MED In 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 DO published ac-
cording 10 law and n copy thereof mail
ed TO the said defendant at his last
known address.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
=. X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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SHERRILL. cannot be served by pro.
cess issued out OF this Court, as she Is
not resident OF tho state OF Michigan,
but that she resides in the CITY OF
Milwaukee safe OF Wisconsin:
On motion OF Frank ID. Stonoy At
torucy FOR the Plaintiff
If Is ORDERED that the defendant.
Fannie Shcrrill appear ana answer the
hill OF complaint Med In this cause.
within thte' months from the date OF
tins order. or that said bill VIII hc TAX 70
en- as confessed by said defendant
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that "a
tr4r ,uitf oi TINS prirf be published In
any newspaper circulating within the
uunty oi wayne, state OF Michigan.
HARRY Is. kEIDAN
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
j. -. cunningham
Deputy Clerk
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CHARLES CAMPBELL. Lawyer
1851 Gratiot
M 92f -1a

STATE or MICHIGAN. Tho Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne, In
Chancery
MAkTHA BUTLER Plaintiff, vs..
ERNST BUTLER, defendant
ORDER PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held in the
County building on the sth day OF Feb.
a. d. 1884.
Present the Hon. THEODORE J..
RICHTER. Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by affidavit
on hle that the said defendant Is not a
resident OF the State OF Michigan but
resides at 1918 ciln street. Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
II Is ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Com
plant filed In this 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 defendant AT
his last known address.
THEODORE ]. RICHTER
- Circuit Judge
r. X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk