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Atty. = , iIaagnn
1918 X. DAWSON Ave-
STATE OF MICHIGAN 10 the CTR
cult Court for the County 81 Wayne IN
LEROY NICHOLSON. Plaintiff w.
THoMA LEE NICHOLSON Defendant
No. 292.5sI
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At session OF said court held At
the Court House OF the CITY - Detroit
IN the County OF Wayne and state of
Michigan on this sth day OF December.
AID. 1892
Present: The Honorahis HARRY p
KEfDAH. Circuit Judge.
I, appearing from affidavit attach
"a and filed herewith that the defen-
dan, hss not been sound IN the County
% wayne and state OF Michigan. and
that she cannot be served with process
issued out ~ this court. that fhe sum
mons issued m saic cause directed 20
the DEPENDENT wss returned not served
ana that after diIiEent search ana IN
auiry Il mas not been determined where
the Defendant nov resides
on motion OF : , Fisnasan. s'tor-
nev for the Plantfff
II IL ordered that the Defendant ape
pear before this court ana answer the
said Bill OF Complaint eithin three -
Bill Of Complaint may re 'aken a.
confessed for wan' ~ such Appearance
and answer
II 10 further ordered mat copy 81;
/ said order be sent n me Defendant
BY registered mall. a. her last knowu
| address and nke-rorS ne rlnnshfd
IN The Detroit Tribune newspaper
| published and circulated IN the county
~ WAYNE and s'a's ~ N'chirsr. ac-
corfing - the Law and prac,ice ~
| THIS couft On such cases msce ans ap-
| proved.
HARRY p EFlrAN
Circuit JrdTs
| "A TrIs cory)
| CASPER J. LISSEMAS.
| clerk
nv HERBERT SCHMIDT
| Deputy Clsrk i:-fs-f-.r--tc
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Police Department
Urges Citizens To
Aid Safety Drive

Ihs Detroit Police Department
isHng No new Year will exert
sI'ry EFFORT ard employ every
known means 81 rs disposal 10 re-
igs accidents
Hov'Te- we n'cd YOUR help. To
'rorp'i'a anf great reduction. We
nil lave me cooperation OF every
rr' thinking ,iiirer ~ this COM
ugr.'v
Accident pre'er'ion e not only
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January? Will there be any more
children what should do. please
tell me? Waiting TO see II In the
paper.
:. .Ans;You are both older and more
mature than when you had your
domestic troubles. Its been n
mighty long time and all the old
wounds have healed. Most Of your
unhappiness was brought on by pet.
~ arguments. I am certain you can
now find happiness and urge n re-
cancellation. So. TAKE THAT
TRIP TO PITTSBURGH.
NJ S. WI am staying at place
and IL seems hard for me to get
along here. What must ! do? Must
! keep this Job have? | need
something TO help me.
Ans; what you really need Is Ia
make change Of cities. Better
keep this job you have however un.
I'll you get little money ahead Il
make this change with. 1910 will
bring changes In some other l0ea.
lily and "A fair measure OF prospect.
~ 10 boot. | recommend that you
send Zoe for one OF my new 1876
Astrology Readings nj your earIi.
est convenience.
y. ST. am IS years old. | read
your column and like II very much
Question; Does this hoy 20 with
care for me?And tell me II my mo.
Their will let him take me out some
times? I'm wise to all the facts OF
life and know as much maybe more
than my sister who Is II.
ANSWER; That's what you think
Your sister knows a lot more about
the facts Of life than you do. Have
more confidence In her and double.
date with her. Your mother will
agree 10 this.
w r. H.--Everytime I leave here
10 20 north 10 stay. have 10 come
hack. ! went 10 Pennsylvania this
year and had a job when left and
lost II after ! got there what dc
You suggest | do?
Ans: Go as far south as possible
] am confident you will lind success
In Miami. Florida with your connec.
tions and experience. Make that the
destination OF your next trip.
good fortune awaits you there.
c. A. N.--well first. I have been
married 5 years and still don't
quite understand my husband lie
finds fault OF most everything dc
and | do everything can to please
him. He Is very easy 10 get mad
What can do to please him?
Ans: About the only way you
two can hope 10 live peacefully i "a
live within your means and duiI
Try Ing 10 put on n big front. Hall
the iuSses you and your husband
have are over hills and bad debts
Your husband works hard and SO ia
you. hut You both spend money like
half-llt sailors and That Is the direci
cause OF most Of your mlsunder,
standings.
A. IL would like 10 know II
will ever marry 4 prominent man
become more attractive. make a
dutiful and loving wife and become
more active in the social circles Of
this town.
Ans: The prominent young man
you long for 80 dearly has not as
yet entered into your life. have
n hunch the man OF your choice will
he u stranger 10 your town and
that your marriage will follow n
whlrlwind romance. This in my
opinion Will all take place after
your twentieth birthday.
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NO. s93.'ss
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

CATHERINE SHERMAN. Plain
tin. VS.. Robert Sherman. Defendant.
At session OF said court held
in the City OF Detroit on the 18th
day OF November. 1899.
Present: The HON DEWITT r.
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by az
fidavit on hle that process cannot
he served herein because after dill
gent search and inquiry. deten.
dsnts residence is unknown and Il
cannot be ascertained in what
State or Country. defendant Is now
domiciled
II is ordered that he appear here
In within months from the dare
OF this order or ne Bill OF Com
plant filed herein may be taken as
confessed and that this order be
served and published according &c
law ard copy thereof mailed "a
defendant az his lasi krovn adj
dress
DEWITT II MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR j LINGENAN
Clerk
BY j. DeVOGELAIR.
Deputy Clerk ia-c-l-13.
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Atty Chas. Berry
-. $4,000.

STATE or MICHIGAN the PROM
Court Tor the County OF Wayne
No. ese6s9
IN tho Matter OF the Estate or "a
FRED NORTON. Deceased
Notice r. hereby given that All cred.
itors q said Deceased sre required 10
rrsstnt their claims IN ~riting ana
under cath. - rsid Court a. The Pro-
na's office 10 the City % pstrolt. IN
SAID County ana 20 serve . cory there
81 UPON MINNIE NORTON a. igtss
Log Cabin street. pstroit Michigan
Administrators 81 aid ESrAT- - or
before the Goth dsy ~ March. A u.
1910 and that such claims will be
heard ~ said court ~ thu Probate
Court Room No sos Wayne County
Building In the city ~ Detroit. In eaid
county on The ,oth day 81 March. A.
y i1i0. - two o'clock IN the alter
noon
Dated November g. A. II. 1889,
THOMAS O. Murphy.
Judge OF Probate,
Publish IN The Detroit Tribune once
In zach week for three weeks success
sissfs. within thirty DAYS from me date
hereof.
i7-ls-t-s-tA
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fo5 cretiot Ave
sTArr or NicHIGAS
c,sr,y - wsvas.
no. s;s.aes
A, session % 80 Prnhs,s co-r. or
ssi -onnfv - Wayne rod AZ the Pro-
tars Couf, Room IN re City OF De-
'fo., on The eleventh day - Decerr her
gre year ere Thousand nine hundred
ono 'nlrty-nins
Present, JOSEPH A. MURPHY. Judge
~ rforate
NJ ne Msf'sr r, - Estate 81 LEO
NARp GARnNrF deceased
On fss r- anf sf-T me petition 81
Fse'rice o. sslvesta pravinr thst a.
f~lris'r4fc- faM s-fate tA grantees
~ fpHiey sr'a NJ some ether suitable
prrson
j, I. rrder,s Ttst r.. .ieye-.h csy
- farNatNt -esf a. tr~ c'rI0rk IN the
f-rcno1r a. ssta Court Roor- ss spqoint-
~ f1r nsarrr rsil reet7a.
And f.t'-sr ordered. That .
corv - ere order BE- rl5nsheo three
slecssrfve weeks rreviols ~ $50 tirr.
- hferrr ir ere ntfr>r Tribune. .
nc s14r.r rr rfc1 vrd rirrulafrr in
faI4 0rrfv W. Nstta
1astlH MURPHY
ss = Probate
"a Tue crry
~ Er.z~0w
psa4'v Praes.. rsr'.r s'.-i.S
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IN THE SHADOW
/ A Abbc' UdU0Ce

n6y..ossI nsxIAL 81 O. ne A.sR,cAM sy1ee
z q 90

question will be answered FREE this column
ONLY when clipping column \ enclosed With vor o
four F Name Brhdsts For Private
nepS send twenty-five csss In and sefd
envelope for my New Asroosy receive By re-
turn mall my Free Advice Three DO NOT spyp
AGE STAMPS Send all mail to Able Wallace care Of the
p1iHoir TRIBUNE si4s St. Antoine. Detroit Mich
MY 1910 ASTROLOCY READINGS ARE NOW REAr
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rglf Cour' for fhe County of va,ns n
chancery
No. ea5.tif
ORDER ~ PUBLIC tTIoN
fN'pN r LINDSEY Plaintiff -
SANDERS " LINDSEY Defendant
A. session NJ said court held In ne
county RuidinE petrot on the md
dav n January A. n i7fo
Present The Honorable JAMES y
rHENoT Circuit Judge
n satisfactorily appearing ~ 80.
dewitt attached hereto that the defcr-
gar' SANDERS " LINDSEY. - NOT =
resident ~ me STATE % Michigan and
'hsi his last knour address 40
Bright street. Indianapolis Indians
on motfon ~ EDWARD ~ TORN
FH attorney FOR plaintiff
- T. ordered that the defendant AZ.
near and answer The bin ~ conlria ~
fNs IN This ransc within three rnrfha
froun th- late ~ fhi- ordcr m 'he hfi
10 taken ~ confessed anil ihat fMs
order no ruhlished in 'hr Detroif IRIS
hume and served according 20 law
JAMES r rHFNoT
Circuit lufse
- True CorvN
rASrrR ffNcTrM Clerk
nv liERprRT scUMrnT.
Deputy Cicrk f.s-e.1-
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STATE or NIcHIc AN.
-
County % wayre
No e-e SOS

County % vayre
No. esssos
A. session ~ 49,. Probate cur s-r
saIi county ~ Wavue Sod e. ths Pro-
hste Court Room ~ thA cry ~ Detroit.
IN ias 'hlfisenfh dav ~ December 81 fhs
,esr 0Hs thousand nine hundred and
thirty-nire.
Present JOSEPH A. MURPHY. Judge
~ Probate
N no Matter - he Kstst. - JEAN
NETTr BIRMINGHAM. decssssd
An Instrument N writing rurportirR
70 he che last vii ara testament % said
deceased having been delivered into this
eonrt Tor probate
u - Ordered. That the twelfth day 81
January. next AZ ten clock IN the FORE
boon a. said court Eocfn De AFRO rted
ior proving said INSTRUMENT
And q ls further Ordered That cory
~ ms order he rlhiishei thrr- sncce.s-
sfta week trr,iore 20 uid tins ~ hear
ing ~ The Detroit Tfihune. a Newspaper
nfioft3 sni trcllsfrE IN rsid County
JOSErH A. NJ RrHr,
Judge of rr-hats.
"a True centl
81 vs. kolUNFW.
ncrHy Probate rirestsr i..75.t.a
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no. 2et.es5
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

In chanoery,
no. 2ei.es5
ORDER FoR APPEARANCE
ToNMfE RRooKINs. an infant.
pisinuff. W SHERMAN BRooKINs.
Defendant
A. ssssion 81 ssid Court held IN
the Court House IN the city ~ Detroit.
county ~ wsvne srd ftata ~ Nichi-
gan on the 18th day Of December A d.
1879
present, Memorable ROBERT n
TOMS Circuit judge.
it appearing 20 the Satisfaction Of
ire col-t ~ affidavit filed IN this
causo that ,ha defendant Shcrmn1
Brooklns has absented himself from Or
concealed nfmrellf within the 90
Michigan. and that upon ciiiRert search
and inquiry among those nkeiy % knoN
no whsreahofis az ne said Sherman
prookirs ~ cannot ne asoertHlned in
swat sfafe ~ connfrs fho saif Strt-
man Nraokns now resides ana trefe-
f,fs esnrrf te serve1 with process 49,
saei oli ~ THIS court because OF air
atsertc from Or concealrenf WITHIN
me STATE - Michigan
on motion 20 Robert I Champion;
attorney Tor ria'nfif' :, "a Ordered taat
sherrsn nrookirs tho cefsndant here
~ fNffr ~ cause - 70 uIfNTrl us
rea-0ree an tNf- cause A. three Months
fran f1e da'e - IRIS order ~ me rIi
- rn'rg|alrf fief ~ fNs cause VII -
tatsn - ronf~sse1 against him -nd
N IKE motion n q further ordered
'Naf cory ~ fh'r orlcr oe sert ~ The
deserearf afdressef ~ .oQfs Ncrfr-
lawn street pe'resi Michigan the
iav known address - trs descndsnf
,y rrE'steree nail. ana 10 tHs event
ttaf no registered returr receipt sigf-
- ~ 'hs es'snfan, 4. received fh's
ordsr g. 10 pqanshsd according 70 law.
ROBERT " TONS
cife4it Judge.
"A Trns roryl
.rAsvAR J LINcERMAN
Jerk
~ HEr rf-r- s-HNfIp-.
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ORDER OF PrBIIclTI0N

MARYLAND Nee LLOuG
Plainliff, vs.. BOLSSIE McCrL-
LOUGH. Defendant
At session Of SAID court held
at The Court House in The civ of
Detroit, in said County ard SAFE
on the 2ist day or November. AID.
1882.
Present: THE HON. Guy s.
MILLER. Circuit, Judge.
In this cause. h appearing hv
affidavit on fle. that the defendant.
Bolssie Mccullough. is not a resi-
dent " The State Of Michigan. but
that che resides AZ COZ South Par.
morie Street Orlando. Florida:
on NOTION OF John r. Morris.
attorney Tor tho plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that said de-.
fcndant cause her appearance 10
be entered IN this cause within
three months from the date Of this
Order or the bill OF complaint filed
herein may be taken as confessed.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy OF this Order 30 pub
lished according 10 the Statute In
such case made and provided: AND
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that =
copy OF this order be sent TO said
defendant. az her last known post
office address by registered mail
ard a return recein, demanded. az
least twenty days before the date
herein prescribed FOR her appear
ance.
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
"A True copy)
CASPAR J. L1NGEMAN. Clerk.
BY d DevOGELAIR.
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fora Neale Hurston. young and
brilliant author Of the currently
popular "Nloses. Man OF the
Mountain" which has recei, ed
wide praise in literary circles
since it, publication recently by
J. u. i.ippincott company. Miss
Hurston. a Gnggenheim fellow
OF several years ago. won fame
with her first novel. "Jonah's
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Atty. Robt. l.. Champion.
oil GratlOf Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County oI
Wayne In Chancery.
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Atty. John y. Morris
1850 Hastings ~

STATE OF MICHIGAN in me
Circuit Court for The County ~
Waync ir Chancerv.
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Atty. Ernest c. Mitchell
az 3 Adams Ava

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Charcery
LUTHER JONES. Plsirun. vs.
AMY LEE JONES. Defendant.
No oQ1 Q0~t
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Chas. Campbell
Lawyer
Rs1 ErxkIne

STATE OF MICHIGAN the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Wayne
ir Chancery.
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Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT
showing that the Defendant le a
resident OF the State Of Michigan,
and that process for her appear
ance has been duly issued. but the
same could rot be served by reason
OF her absence from the State or
concealmert therein. and that Il
cannot be ascertained in what State
o. County the Defendant COW re-
sidas.
II IA ordered that the said De-
fendant. Amy Lee Jones. enter her
appearance In said cause or or be-
fore three 60 months from date OF
this order. or the Bill Of Complaint
may be taker as confessed: aud
that the said Order be published
and served BY Registered Mail as
required by law.
Dated: Detroit. Michigan. this
18th day OF November, AID. 1893.
GUY A. MILLER,
Circuit Judge.
CA True Copy
CASPAR J L1NGEMAN.
Clerk.
BY u. DeVOGELAlR.
Deputy Clerk il-25-l-6--40
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"A Tue rorNl
.cAsvAR LINcEFwAN
-ierk
~ HEr TT-rr srHNrp-
p'rpty clerk i;.'o-,.ii.
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ATTY Edw. " Turner
NJ. ea5.ttf
ORDER ~ PUBLIC ALTON

STATE or NtcHIGAN In the cir-
car Conr' for ihe County of va,n. In
rhanrery
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a'' 'rnNot Ave,
STATE 0r MICHIGAN IN the c-ratt
colf' f'r me County % wsyrs IN
Chan rry.
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Atty. Robt. l.. Champion
az G~.ftnf A.

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Ctr
,uit cour, for tho County OF Wayne
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oKDER on rrBLIcATIoN

fl'ffAS FATTrRSoN rfai-s,s
llLnIN rArrt RelN- rafarLar.
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ArrY. WV. a. RERRr.

fo5 Cratic, Ave
STAFF or NicHlGAS
a.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Mrs. Burleson
In "Highly
NervousState''

Columbia, S. c., March ll.-(AP)
Tall, matronly Mrs. May Walker
Burleson, 5l-year old divorce, was
reported by Jail attendants to be in
a highly nervous state today after
police said she confessed she shot
and killed Mrs. Richard c. Burleson,
wife of her former. husband, United
States army coloney. \
A matron and a trained nurse
were kept constantly with the Gal
weston, Tex, artist and Police Chief
Rawlingson said physician would
be called in if her condition becomes
worse. She is held on a charge of
murder.
Rawlingson said the prisoner re-
lated in a confession yesterday that
her mind was filled with thoughts
of her wrecked home" and then
went suddenly blank just before she
walked calmly into the hotel cafe
terra Friday and shot the woman
who in 1888 was named by her as
coresnondent in the Burleson divorce
litigation. ......
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Spending of British,
and French Combined
at Rate of II Billion
Dollars Yearly, Cost
Sheets of War Reveal

Washington, March 11.-(AP)-
The cost sheets of Europe'S war
forming a scenic backdrop fol
Americas political drama, are con-
vincing bankers and federal officials
that this will be the most expensive
conflict in history,
Great Britain already is spending
NJ the rate of S9.60n. 100000 a wear
That amount is equivalent to forty
cents of every dollar its citizens earn
On d population basis it would equal
a $4,000, 100000 annual budget for
the United States, more than double
that of any of the high spending de-
preston years.
The French costs are a little lower
than those of Britain, but still are
high enough to wrench the souls OF
thrifty French tax payers. France
is spending at the rate Of S7,400,000,-
900 year, which would be equival-
ent to S23,00O,000,000 for the United
States. Compared to French earnings
however, the spending works out to
more than 40 cents Of every dollar
earned by Frenchmen.
German costs are largely 4 matter
of conjecture. The best estimates al
which experts can arrive however
produce the conclusion that 60 cents
of every dollar earned in Germany
is being spent by the state.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Chamberlain T e Ii S
Commons "All Avail
able Resources" a t
Disposal of Britain
and France Will Be
Used if Asked

London. March 11.-(AP)-Prime
Minister Chamberlain announced in
the House of Commons today that
Britain and France informed Fin
land in response to plea for further
aid that they were prepared i'm
mediately and jointly to help the
Firms with all available resources at
their disposal.
Asked by a labor leader for a
statement on the Russian-Finnish
negotiations. Chamberlain said:
"The House will be aware that
both the French and British govern
ments have sent and are continuing
to send material assistance to Fin
land. This has been of considerable
v~'"o ~ tho Firri~h forces
GAS His Majesty's government and
''oo Frornh novo",n'ont have already
informed the Finnish government
thew arn nrnrarod in response to an
apneal from thnn1 for further aid to
proceed Immediately and jointly to
the help of Finland. using all avail
abb ro~0rr"noS at tt>nir d;SDooa1
Asked if he could Gav anything
rnrardino tho auction nf the Rus
sian-Finnish conflict, Chamberlain
50 n:
81 am afraid I have no information
which is sufficiently reliable to Civ"
the House at the present moment"
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Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, March 1.-The hottest
of "hot tips" in Raleigh political
circles is that Paul Grady will never
actually pay his S105 entrance fee
and file formally 1or the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination.
Your Raleigh reporter would hest
tate to risk the family jewels or
even the mortgaged homestead on
the authenticity OF the tip-but
there it is-and entirely credible
reasons can be advanced to make 1t
sound logical.
First, is the fact that Grady
hasn't paid his fee although he has
had several weeks in which to do
so since he made formal announce
ment that he would run.
Second, he hasn't announced a
State manager, nor a public rela-
tons director" nor apparently set
up any kind of permanent organi-
cation.
Third, he is known TO have held
several conferences recently with
some of his supporters in which
gatherings he is reliably reported
to have indicated ne would not take
the final official steps necessary to
make him a full-fledged candidate
unless he can be shown better
prospects of success than he now
seeS.
Back of the Grady doubt of sue
cess (if. indeed, the stories are to be
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Reds Score
AS Fighting
Is Continued ]
No Respite w hill e
Peace Talks Are Car
ried On; Russians
Gain Positions o n
Both Ends of Manner.
helm Line.

Helsinki, March ll.-(AP)- The
Russian army, fighting its way fur
Their into Finland even as peace nego-
tiations were under way in Mo"""'"
has scored gains at both ends Of the
Mannerheim line, the Finnish high
command acknowledged today.
With Finland in anxious suspense
regarding the peace talks, her peo-
pie experienced no respite from war.
Helsinki had five air raid alarms
during the day.
The Russians continued an attack
on the shore Of the Bay Of Viipuri
behind the city of Viipuri, achieving
slight success in several places" the
daily army communique stated, while
at the eastern end the invaders cap
tured an island in Lake Ladoga.
The communique covering yester-
days military activities indicated
plainly that hostilities were contipu-
ing even as Finnish Premier Risto
Ryti and three aides were in Rus
STA discussing a possible cessation of
hoStilities.
The Russians tried to advance
across the ice of the Gulf of Finland
but were forced to retreat The Rus
slams were said to have attacked all
along the Mannerheim line and to
have been repulsed.
Northeast Of Lake Ladoga there
was an all-day battle in which lover
a thousand" Russians were stated to
have been killed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
tContnued on Page Seven.)
|:Hot Tip" Says Paul Grady
Will Never Actually File
In Gubematonal Contest

believed at alD there are three rea-
sons which are generally conceded
TO be facts:
Cd The pressure which induced
the kenly man to make formal an
nouncement came to large extent
from quarters entirely uninterested
in his success. These exhorters were
out to injure the chances of J. M.
Broughton, Raleigh attorney, and
they figured Grady's entrance into
the race would help in that design.
Now that Grady has made his an
nouncement these folks are no
longer vocal in their laudation Of
the Johnstonian.
(2) The Grady advocacy of a
statewide referendum has back
fired ard it seems certain that his
stand will cost him thousands Of
votes in the 27 ABC counties with
out sufficient compromising gains
in. the so-called "dry" western and
Piedmont areas.
The United Dry Forces did not re-
spond enthusiastically to the Grady
war cry. They do not trust the
Johnstonian because of his record of
having been on all sides of the same
question. They look on him as IN
opportunist willing to be for or
against referendum as it suits his
immediate purpose. Consequently
there has been nothing remotely re-
sembling a crusade launched with
Grady chosen to head the crusaders.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
.Hoey Grants
Two Reprieves

Raleigh, March ll.-(AP)-GoVer-
nor Hoey gave a 60-day reprieve to-
day to Archie Clifford Stevens and
J. B. Murray, sentenced in Durham
county to be executed Friday for
murder.
Paroles Commissioner Edwin Gill
said the respite was granted "to per-
nit further study of the mental con-
dition" of the men. Their new death
date was set as May 81.
Murray and Stevens were convict
ed of the MISUNDERSTANDING Of A. M.
Snipes at Durham tobacco ware
house September %, 1888.
No decision was announced lnrhc
case of Robert Williams, Negro con-
victed Of rape in Cumberland county
in August, 1888, vino also was sen
fenced 10 be executed Friday.