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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

"a 4AShAS
in the W hite
House! w h q t
have we here?
Then, with one
gargant an inn
pulse, the M.
posite tongue Of
the nation began
to wag: ""The First
Lady's place Is
in the white
House"
" w h is t h e
big idea, the wife
of the President
Of the U mite d
States interesting
herself I'm the
TTuikaI k0AaT9's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
NEA Service Stan Writer

INEfA 0Ck VACC 0e1A VvAAtCA
Right now, when your waistline
is trim, and your hips still show the
good results of last summers SWIM
ming and other outooor exercise, is
the time to give some thought to
your diet during the winter months.
If, SNUG In the knowledge that
your dimensions are just about right
you go ahead and eat everything in
sight at practically every meal and
refuse to take any outdoor exercise
because the weather is cold, you'll
probably have figure problems in
February or March.
You can save yourself a great
deal of bother later on by deciding
that, this winter, you simply are not
going to nibble between meals. Make
up your mind to restrain your appe-
tite for dessert. Limit yourself to
fresh or lightly sweetened, stewed
fruit every day for lunch and at
least twice a week for dinner.
You can make up your mind that
the pre-bedtime lunch, for you, at
least, Is going to consist of nothing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
BETTER THAN A
HOLLYWOOD CONTRACT?
ToMoRRow's MENU

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit
fried ham. corn mullins, apple
jelly. coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Toasted to-
mato and cheese sandwiches,
stwed fruit. frosted cup cakes,
tea, milk.
DINNER: Tomato juice,
spareribs and lima beans. par
sley potatoes, cabbage and
pineapple salad, cottage pud-
ding, chocolate sauce, coffee,
milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

who will resort to the easy atavism
of slipping back into just the role
Of graciously lady.
Inevitably those to follow in her
illustrious shadow will be destined
to the odiousness of comparison.
Down through the pleasant corri-
doris of the White House on Penn
sylvania Avenue will roll long re-
verberations Of the name of the
woman who, with reverence and
humility, did many things because
they had been done," and with
courage and initiative did many
things because they had not been
done.
'"That dates back to Eleanor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

getting sit-down wrinkles, too Use
lace edging for feniininity. You'll
ind this slip so easy to make under
the Sew Charts directions that
you'll stitch up two or three for a
generous supply
Pattern 164 is cut in misses and
women's sizes IA, is, IS, 20, 80, 81,
36. SO. 40 and A. Size l6 requires
3 S-4 yards 80 inch fabric and 3 la
yards lace edging.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
AND STYLE NUMBER.
Eend orders to Waterbury Demo-
crat, Pattern Department,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
. YOUR
.NERVES
Master Emotions
To Avoid Raising
Blood Pressure

This is one Of series Of special
articles revealing typical cases of
nervous and mental disorders and
their treatment through thought
control as carried out by the au-
thor and his associates at the
, Boston Dispensary, famous chari-
table health clinic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
BY RUTH MILLETT

The War Department has opened
up the way for gcio rush, femi-
nine style, by announcing the quail
cations Of the hostesses who are to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
BY FANNIE HURST
Written for NEA Service

Eight years ago long and shud-
dering gasp shook this country
from coast to coast.
What-ho! A personality instead
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

HOzO To Keep Well

ssnsa health .ed eyens ss @Ge e
Letters sheua ss %
number g Ie.ters
In this cunn No reply CIT I
Onieneo'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
THE WOMEN
Draft Camps May Be Happy
Hunting Grounds For Cupid
WE. THE WOMEN

age when a young woman says to
herself, "Now look here. Susie, it is
about time you found yourself
husband"
Another good thing is that, 90
far as possible, hostesses win be
taken from local communities.
That means that the hostesses will
be meeting the men Of their own
communities, and that any ro-
nance that develops can be car
ried on after the conscript's year
Of service Is up. Not that the War
Department was thinking about
that angle.
BETTER THAN A
HOLLYWOOD CONTRACT?
It certc inl looks as though this
is the job the girls have been look
ing for ever since they took to busi-
ness Offices and typewriters The
lucky gals who land the jobs will
have their sisters green-eyed. It's
almost hotter than landing Holly
wood contract.
One favor, though, please. Don't
ask me how to go about getting
these Jobs. Ask the War Depart
ment. And the best of luckl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

draftees particularly the first ones
ARE going to be as eligible as
though Uncle Sam had picked them
as husband instead Of soldiers.
And hostess jobs - unlike so
many for which women compete
won't go to the 18-year-olds. The
minimum age limit for even the
Junior Hostess is Is, just about the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
BY wINFRED RHOADEs

High blood pressure may be
caused by a hardening of the ar
terial walls. It may also be caused
by an intensified and unhealthy
emotional state, for the connection
between the emotions and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
Caroline
Chatfield
Note. ON Training Course for Mothers-in-Law
Says Today
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

DEAR CHATFIEID:
to a satisfactory conclusion myself so am appealing
My only be married soon and cannot afford
doesn't like the location
will live elsewhere not old woman but
have no training dependent
will hear of living anywhere but with him and his
always house the place lived
Nobody knows how experiment Isa the
way mistakes. But what else do but
cede to my sons request? MRS s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
The Democrats Service Bulletins
HOLIDAYS - AND PARTIES

The fall and winter parties hand
Hostess equipped with copy "The Party Book, which
Service Bureau at Washington has produced? This 2page booklet
contains invaluable suggestions for holiday parties PARTIES
wedding anniversary parties parties all kinds suggestions
invitations, decorations games easy your copy
Just mail the below with dime enclosed with it,
return postage and other handling costs:
CLIP COUPON HERE
| y. M. Kerby, Dept. B-126,
The Waterbury Democrats Service Bureau,
1913 Thirteenth St, Washington d. c.
Here's my carefully wrapped; my copy
| page publication "The Party Book to-
CITY STATE. ..............
i read the Waterbury Democrat tA-7l /
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Of Interest
To Women

Have You a household probleID
to solve? Write your question
clearly. sign your name and ad-
dress, enclose q three cent pnstage
stamp and mail 70 The Woman's
Editor, Washington Service Blu
reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
Street, Washington. D. c., for
personal reply.
@. What preparation can I use to
clean, piano keys and prevent them
from turning yellow?
A. Denatured or wood alcohol.
@. want to build lily pond,
but friends tell me that it will be a
breeling place for mosquitoes. Is that
true? Where can I get plans to
build the pond?
A. A few goldfish in the average
pool w1ll eat all of the mosquito
larvae. A 24-page booklet Lilly
Pools, Rock Gardens and Hedges"
containing information about de-
signing, constructing and stocking
lily pools, may be obtained from the
waterbury Democrat Washington
Service Bureau, 1913 Thirteen St.,
Washington, D. c., Tor ten cents.
@. In Contract Bridge, when
should one respond to, partners
One No Trump with q bid Of Two
in a suit?
A. When the hand contains a six
card suit or "a five card biddable
SUIT and from One-half to One
Honor Trick. This is q take-out
bid. As
physically, but ] have de-
veloped the habit Of constructive
and straight thinking. and have
thus kept myself mentally alert
with clean and healthy body"
NEXT: The win to Be Wen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28


Three suggestions: strength
be able to think and
Of she can't support herself entirely
matter life and death and
some way earning money either home outside?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

Second lived preferred to have her
wife has been completely
mother has blessed the day they
together all depending the Mills attitude
her tact diplomacy non-nterference wife
you enjoys having you will be buy
newt home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
oAue2s4sin

Lovely Terrariums "A Joy
And Require Little Care
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

Third: there's around the ordeal begin now
MemOrize few basic lessons that everybody
has heard practice forget that
guest This stay
often practical wife
enjoys having to herself occasionally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

Nevertheless, that long shudder-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28


In
Miss Chntned in Of taS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

NEXT: The wan to BE Wen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

them when they have
cramps the style of thirty Nothing frets
Law having visitors attend all her
parties and keep associations with friends
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

housekeeping suggestions criticisms unless asked for
compliments instead File standing offer with the daugh
tell her will let
where Don't become emboled in difference,
disagreement difficulty of the have to throw
sympathetic glance throw it to the wife Let her feel that have
she will take to hers Let her under
her and she will not fight
for of him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
Clarifying Yourself
By ALICIA HART

more than a glass of milk or fruit
juice, or couple Of pieces of fresh
frl1it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

these but will hide them in heart and act
hearache Make life
YOU don't privacy They
not be burden
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

TOMORROW: Rita WeimaE
presents Mrs. Wendell Willhe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
.BRAUTY-

This is not to say that there will
not, in the future, be First Ladies
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Real Estate for Trade

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Male Help Wanted

ARE you satisfied with your Job1
II not, learn TO be an electric
velder. WE TRAIN YOU RIGHT.
Tacoma Welding School. iii 81.
Paul ave.
FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
At Noler's COLLEGE. i2f5 Pacific.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
Sc CAYO o SALTO DESDE
UN TERCER PISO

Fort Myers, Die. 26.-Un O.
brero de los astilleros de Tampa
Harry Holt Suits, fue arresta-
do aver en- esta ciudad cuando
Jovce McGown, de II amos, Sc
cay6 o Sc trio desde Ell tercer pi-
so de un hotel, a una altura de
30 pies, cayendo sobre la mar
ouesina y a la vista de %veintenas
de personals.
La muchacha sufri6 la fractu-
"a de un tobillo, una muneca y
golpes en- la espalda; pero SD es-
tado no parece ser grave. DiJo a
Ia policia que era casada, sepa-
rada de su marido. y tenia su
hogan en- Perry. Alega salto
cuando 81 avanz6 hacia ella, en-
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
Los Bales de aver en-
nueStrds SOciedddeS

Los Bales de aver en-
RueStrds SOciedddes
Empezaremos pOr consignar
la magnifica matinee bailable
que efectu6 en- su patio, la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre ESpa-
mol, ccmandada por ell Sr. An
gel de la Riva.
Todos les adjetivos resulta-
rian POGO elOcuentes para deS-
cribir eSta fiesta. Sc batieron to
dos los records" anteriCres de
entrada. La concurrencia fue
extre madamente Selecta.
La orquesta "Don Francisco"
Sc present6 insuperable, y como
profetiera, ejecut6 les "hits" de
la temporada.
Hasa despu6s de las Ocho de
la noche dur6 la fiesta.
Muy Satisfechos Sc mostra-
ron los concurrentes con los re-
galitos que Sc les hicieron.
FelicitamoS a los Organizado-
res por ell merecido exito.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
Centre AstuTidnO

Podemos calificar de sobresa-
liente la matinee verificada por
la Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
ASturiano, bajO la experta direc
ci6n de los Sres. Ramiro lamar
go y Luis H. Garcia, Presidente
y Secretario reSpectivamente.
Tambien en- eSta sOciedad Sc
colocaron mesas alrededor del
salon, para comodidad de los
asistenteS.
La orquesta completa de "Ma-
nuel Sanchez tuvo a su cargo
ell programa bailable, recibiendo
por su labor merecidas salvas de
aplausos.
En- ning1n mOmento decay6 Ell
entusiasmO de la concurrencia,
que alegremente bailaba.
NueStra congratulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
NOTA DE DUELO
BASILIO DEL VILLAR

Falleci6 aver en- su hogan,
2809 de Central Court, ell anti
quo farmaceutico Sr. Basilio del
Villar, que en- un tempo tuvo
una botica en- la esquina de Ne
braska y Henderson.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, Sra.
Dolores Villar; I'm hijo, Juan, Y
tres hijas, SraS. Elvira Fernan-
dez, Melissa Noriega y Dolores
Henriquez, y una hermana, Sra.
Medelberta Teller, de Mexico.
FL entierro Sc verificara a las
a de la tarde de hoy, saliendo Ell
cortejo de la direction arriba
mencionada.
Lamentamos todoS la muerte
de Basilio y deSeamos a su bue-
ma familia cristiana resigna-
cion.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDNGUEZ)

Circulo Cubano ..
A peSar de las dos fiestas &C.
lebradas por la tarde, alcanzaron
un exito econ6mico-social los
auSpiciadores de la fiesta baila-
BILE celebrada anoche en- TODD Ell
edificio del Circulo Cubano.
A las primeras ciento cincuen
ia damitas que %entrarOn, Sc les
cbsequi6 con paqueticOs de bonn
bones.
Ocup6 la conchs We la mGsica,
en- la sala principal, ell conjunto
de jazz que dirige ell professor
Frank Grasso. A la termination
de cada p;eza que ejecutaba, re-
cibia estruendosOs aplacsos.
En- la sala cantina tenia a su
cargo Ell deleitar a los amantes
de la m1Sica criolla y espanola,
la orquesta ia Tropical, te-
niendo en- la parte vocal a sus
cantantes joaquin Barcena y
Mercedes Sanchez.
Los salones de fiesta fueron
bellamente adornados por los
j6venes que componen la Secci6n
de Recreo.
Hasta despues de las cinco de
la mahana dur6 la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26

dia, WDAE; 100, WSUN Fred
Waring; 7:15, WSUN, john
vandercock 7:45, Kaltenborn,
WSUN; 500, buenas noticias
de 1941, WSUN, y Ell Pregun-
ton, WDAE; $50, la familia AL
drich, WSUN, Y Tan Extrano
como parece, WDAE; 900, fun
ci6n de Bing Crosby, WSUN, y
MOTOR Bowes,, WDAE; 10 100
Rudy Vallee, WSUN, Y orQues-
ia ~ Miller, WDAE; 1000.
escogiendo lados; 1890
WSUN, American Musical.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26


BESIDE Ell pasado Martes sc ha
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
Mds FelicitGciOnes

En- Ell dia del martes nos trajo
ell correo las sigcientes felicia
clones: DR.. Aurelio A. Gonzalez,
Director de la Clinlca "El Bien
PGblico'; DR.. GuilermO Roig
Director PrOpietariO de la "Po-
liclinica"; Victor Gonzalez, Dr.
rector de laorquesta la Sono-
RAJ; Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, LOgia Loyal Knights of A
merica, Caballero de la Luz, Pc
dro Ramirez Moya, Director de
GEL International, y Sra; Con
zalo Quito Y Sra. Manuel Hevia,
Francisco Garcia y Sra; Dago-
berto Perez, Habana; Seccion
de Damas Loyal knights Of
America; Felix Quesada y Sra,
Roberto Garcia y Sra.
A tOdos estamos muy agrade-
cido por su gentileza.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
"NOMBRAMIENTO DE
UN MEDICO PARA Ell


Los comisionados del Conda-
do, incluyendo a los Sres. Hixon
y Hackney, recientemente cleo
tos, Sc reuniran hoy con ell fin
de nombrar al nuevo medico del
Condado, SuStituto del DR., F.
S. Adamo, que Sc encuentra EN-
ell ejercito.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26

Sc han sometido a considera-
ci6n los nombres de tres medi-
cos y en- la reunion del lunes los
ccmisionados no llegaron a I'm
acuendo.
Oficialmente no Sc podra ha-
Ger ell nombramiento hasta el
dia Z de enero, cuando ingresa-
ran los nuevoS miembrcs.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
Del joven F. Mesa Rodriguez

Del JOven +. Mesa Rodriguez
Centenares de personals desfi-
Ian a diario por la Residential del
joven Fernandez Mesa Rodri-
guez, para yer ell bonito decora-
do que ha hecho en- ell jardin de
su domicilio, 210 f. Ross, con
motivo de las feStividades pas
cuales. FL joven Mesa Rodri--
guez todoS los amos prepare en-
en- ell jardin de su hogan un de
corado y por clio ha Obtenido
varios premios en- los 1ltimos
cinco amos.
Ell de este anO representa- Ia
llegada de les Reyes Magos con
CamelloS, Burros, Carneros, Va
cas-, Angeles; Maria, con jesus
y Jose. Aa cada lado del establo
hay dos arbolitos de navidad, de
q pies de alto.
En- el fondo del Establo de Be
len puede verse en- grandes di-
mensiones ell Mundo. Ell interior
esta esplendidamente iluminado
Y ensena las distintas naciones
del planeta; en- la parte izquier-
da ell Padre TEMPO y EN- la de-
recha a Cubido.
Felicitamos al joven Mesa Ro
drfguez por su exquisite gusto.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26

extraviado una perrita Boston
Terry, propiedad del cronista
de esta Secci6n. Su description
es la siguiente: Nariz y pecho
blanco, radio corto. Cuando Sc ex
travi6 tenia un collar.
lRogamos la devoluci6n a la
persona que la haya encontra-
do, en- ell 916 de la doce avenida.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26

actitud amenazante Y empunan-
do un cuchillo. Suits dice que
conoce a la muchacha, pero ME-
ga que Ia amenaZara.
Hoy hara una Investigation ell
fiscal Wilson.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
ENID DE GRADOS EN- LA
G CABALLEROS LEA
LES

Manana viernes Sc ~efectuara
una tenida de grades ec la logia
Caballeros Leales de America.
Ru6gase la asistencia de todos
los hermanoS Y hermanas.
Empezara a las ocho de la no
che.
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
P0R LA RADIO

Programs para hoy: CO.'S,
Mr.. Hill, WDAE; GAS, Lowell
Thomas, WSUN, Y el Mundo al
La gaceta., 1940-12-26
KIDNEY STAGNATIOn
US WORSE Than
CONSTIPATION!
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Or Ndnsys ln6sanaloB

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Pontiac News
Il, =. 7. HARRIS

Nh aud Mrs. 6 G. Fowler Of
Warner avenue. motored Ia chica-
go last week end aud visited Mrs
Coleman classmate 81 Mrs Fow
Ter IN paducah. ky.
Eddie Broyles and J W Cannon
accompanied the FoWlers on then
recent trip To Chicago. and We're
house guests ~ Mr.. and MIS- ole
and Mrs Coleman The visitors
were royalty entertained.
Mrs Mamie Hutchinson Of Birm-
ingham. Mich is spending two
weeks vacation in cincinnati with
her brothers, Fred and Emmanuel
Harris
Mr. and Mrs Hudson. of Detroit.
spent last week end with Mr. and
Mrs Frank Johnson. Of South Boul-
cyard.
Rex. T. y Broyles. pastor Of
Trinity Baptist church. spoke sun
day morning on the theme THE
Necessity ~ he cross" Bapims
Was administered at pm IN Cfys-
tai lake.
Guest speakers at New Hope
Baptist church SUNDAY were Rev.
James r Fleming At 1880 am and
Rev William Long at pm
Rev. James r Jackson Of De
troit delivered an inspiring mes
sage to an appreciative audience
at Il IN. SUNDAY at Newman AME
church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-31
|Ellsteiin Endorse
BY His Record
Gains Support
OF Organization,

Jacob Jack Eie ssi nj
IN his Office chair 70 receive /
when ] souehl ar hr .lsr =
him this week caa,,as If. i
ness for The old,o % SAN 81.
sentative from lbe N,e-o a..., j
point OF view At t,,,, /
statement That hc aa.n. 4, /
past record as 81 M II
gro. and also rcsnta Moo.o,,n|
claim. VA. ihoa
that II NIr Ellslen
kind of reprcseuiat 81 ma i
legislature iha Do h..o
representative o. ss III. ~.
will gel his >ha 4r
From~ihc sitf,it. Ns
whom the Annals coa
Workers of Arr
tod by giving iseu .o
aries as tho whr N
ed that Jack Ell~D II
record.
Mr. Ellslcin l,. e.asilor..s
the Detroit Fed f 81 As
l.abors Non-p eao
many other civic p.t ls'ou II
is assistant man e ~. i
joint hoard hn prt i
tive OF Local 50 grsaac,s III
Dycrs aud memA ~ NfN-,,
Industrial conu
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~ ZACH personality To hrlu.. l.t
ihe best IN any Woman. furs must
b. hoscil with oxacting care II
&. nporlant 10 take into consid-
"ta'ion more than Just the share.
stature and f'afrncs IN ordot 10
III a woman in 'he proper iurs.
Whether IL be fur coat tur
trimmed cloth coat fur Jacket or
4 fer neckpi"cc the best affect can
not Ice expected unless every detail
Is considered"
Tho new eiyles IN fnr creations
are usually flarcriur for the COM
ing winter season Among tho ad-
,anced fashion headliners arc ,oa'h
III pokcs small collars. knife
blade shoulders. easy a,iing natc
-lecves. fnll swing backs. and fas-
cinating novelty pockets Mink
pyed Muskrai kid~kin. Pei>an
i.amh. Civet Cat catacul and Mon
ION Lamb are among The most pop
ular fnrs
II YOU are desirou. 81 dnnins
precisely me risht coat Jacket rr
fur SALLY Of SALLY Fur studio.
SOL cass Ave- invites you 70 pay
her a personal Wsii
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MT.CLEMENS
y, DRfi VI. WILLIAMS
lin>un hapel hurch

NtIon hape SUNDAY school
Na- op,ned sunday by Supeiintcu-
lsn' d Hlhhard pur io ne IN
Wain'f vcry hw Wefe
b 'e-4t in iHe morning Mis-. The
ua Wiams presided over me
classes Sn' taught an Nter'-tinr
lessen 800 ihe theme, "tnni'- ion
ana t'u usruess
re- Moses Williams Was pre-
passing io go 30 ihe aufHa confer.
.neo ana IN, ch4rch ed PRAYER
ana onirssiou meeting Rc, VIII
am 'eAt va. from Mo'i 4 lis.
TM morung sor,ire was featured
hv ih' SINGING of fhe senior choir.
~ iWo afternoon services The
guest speaker wa. Rtv 81 Banks.
80 Leland Baptist cmre iu Hams
aml The ropic was 'Mat,hman
NhW ~ the Slight Ail present
Nofe inspired The Senior and Jan
.or tnoNs sang
Pastor Williams 'efi Tor the Am.
WM luforen, Wednesday nom
ing Ito ,agfi,d with him the wear
ft opoi of Niuson Chapefs ac-
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. tha>. u. Perkins,
-. y. Warren Ave.

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STATE or MICHIGAN In thc
Circuit Cour, for The County OF
wayne IN Chanccry.
GEORGE WILSON Plainiln. a.
ADELAIDE WILSON. Defendant.
NJ. 3Os.3S5
AZ Session OF said Court hsid
~ tho Court flonsc in The civ q.
Detroit on The 18th day Of Aurus'.
AD. 1870
Present HONORABLE Dewitt
IL MERRIAM Crmi Judge
In this cause 30 appearing h, at
hdavit on hlc That The defends MS
residence is unknown and cannot he
asceriained after diligent search
and inquiry
on MOTION of Charles r. PERI
ms. attorney for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that The sail
defendant appear and answer ~,
Bill Of Complaint flcd in this clus-
within three months from tho Il 10
Of this order. or said bill may he
taken as confessed against her.
that this order be published accord
ing 10 law and = copy thereof mali.
ed TO said defendant 10 her la~f
known address.
DEWITT " MERRIAM
'ircuii Judgc
GA True COpyl
CASPAR j. LlNGEMAN.
County Clerk.
y. 4. DUBEY,
Deputy Clerk. S-3l lO-l2.