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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
HAROLD CAMpEN IS
 VISITOR IN JUNEAU

Harold Camper. Agent for the ctandard Oil Company at Seward, and former well-known resident Of Juneau, arrived from the westward on the Baranof, accompanied by his little son. The two will visit with MT. and Mrs. Fred Camper on the Loop road until the arrival of Mrs. Camper, now in the States, when they will return to the Vest ward city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
BACK TO WRANGELL

Well known salmon man Fred Gunderson sailed on the Baranof, returning to his home in Wrangell after attending Scottish Rite as- senblies here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any Ak aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

urged to attend. The evening will be spent working on the Christmas gifts to be included in their good cheer offerings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

The western quicksilver mining industry is experiencing a revival because of anticipated defense needs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

Try a classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

Try a classified ad in The Empire.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

FD.-I am. partly goirg with 2
ladies. one is rather old and one
is frightfully young Both claim
they love me and think that both
would marry me II would say
the word. Which one of them
should marry? The young one IS
terribly cute.
Ans.-Yes, old man you have
your heart set on plucking the
young thing for your wife. but II
would never do. Three months with
her and You would he nervous
wreck for she would dog you 10
death about going dancing and
etc. at night. You are too old for
her take the settled lady and
feel darn glad 10 get such n tine
woman TO cherish you during your
old age.
L.W.C.-Being constant reader
OF your column want YOU to know
that it thrills me each time | come
across II. Tell me what viii be the
outcome OF this business that my
boy friend and have entered in
to-
Ans. The business could he
worked up so that II would net a
comfortable income Tor you and
your friend. But :. neither OF you
are doing your share toward maxi
Ing the business pay right now.
Give up the foolish Idea of travel
Ing over the country and settle
down and make your home where
you are located nj this time.
R.R.C.-I am IS years old. This
girl has been with me for four
months and she says that she will
marry me when We get enough
money ahead. Now she isn't so
poor that we couldn't afford mar
riage and l wish to know why She
doesn't want TO marry me nowg
Ans. This girl friend OF yours
feels that she had rather be -sln-
gle and fancy free" she doesn't
think 30 much Of marriage. The
chief reason for her taking this
attitude II that she has seen her
hest girl friend terribly hurt and
disappointed In her husband that
she doesn't want 10 be put in her
shoes. Get right In behind her and
get the license and make her
choose between you and getting
out she loves you too much
10 leave.
R.S.-Your column Is the first
thing that | turn 10 each time the
paper reaches us. let me know II
my husband Is going 10 change his
ways any at all ard want ia
know II it is my fault or his that
he acts as he does?
Ans.-He isn't going TO change
anytime soon no Is softly and
he can't he satisfied unless he has
his nose In n beer barrel Drink
Ing is his main weakness and h
you wouldn't he 20 generous with
his spending money. you could con-
troll him better. Make him get out
and work for change, and he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

won't have 30 much time 10 loaf and
drink. You both are nj FAULT /.
you started your marriage on
wrong.
R.C.-Will the trip that l have
been planning for so long prove as
exciting for me as hope that II
would? VIII | see her there or Is
this just a fantastic idea?
Ans without a doubt II Will
prove fine trip for you. Yes. II
seems TO me that this secret de-
sire that you have had for seeing
the Young lady In question VIII al
so come to pass. fear that you
will not return to the south =
single man.
should just go ahead and
DO the thing that have had on
my mind? Life doesn't seem TO me
TO be so sweet
Ans Snap out OF the depressed
feeling that you are In being
Tilted by your sO-caiied io'tr was
the hest thing that could have hap.
pened TO you. lie wasn't any good
and never would work and ne ala
Won a favor 10 get out of your liie'
The month Of April Will md you
very much In love with some other
fellow.
FG.N. Would it be advisable for
me TO pay down on the automobile
that have been looking wishfuliy
at for the past few months.
Ans.-How on earth do you think
you could pay for the auto
you don't make enough 10 buy gaso'
line for Il II you had II paid ioi
already. 4 girl your age has No
business with n ear save your
money and put II in the bank
when You get married. then In all
probability you can buy car win
your husband.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES
30. a1a.a1s

No. 27s-s1s
STATE or MICHIGAN.
county OF wayne.
At session OF the Probate Court
FOR said county OF wayne, held A. the
PROBATE Court Room in the City OF De-
troit. on the second uay Of January IN
The year one thousand nine hundred
aud forty.
OF Probate.
tn the Matter ~ the Estate Of sam
uel Eikanaa Weber Deceased
Charles X A. smith, ancillary 40
mlnistrator. having rendered 20 ms
court his mai account In said matter
and filed Herewith ne petition pray
ing that the residue q, said estate ne
assigned IN the person or persons en-
utied thereto
II d. ordered That tho Twenty-nintn
day OF February next st ten O'Clock
In the forenoon AZ sa ia Court Room ~
appointed Tor examining and allow
inr said account ana hearing said petit
ton
Ana II IL further ordered. That
conv ~ this order be published thrse
soceosslva weeks rrevioua 20 said lime
~ hearing In tho Detroit Tribune.
nawspaper printed ana circulating ~
said county Of wayne
JOSEPH MURPHY
judge 81 Probate
- iru. ccpsl
PrR~ARD 7 vOrNGPfnoD
Deputy Probate Reestrr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
|hrgson Now
Patient In
\. Hospital
Will Receive
Award At NAACP
Meet In Phila.

.ru YORK - DR.. Louis T.
v' s Iona an outstanding figure
ssssleal ana civil rights fields,
,. .electea as the twenty-fifth re-
lar, o. ,he spingarn gold medal
.v,,a At meeting OF the ava !
,mmittee held in New York Jan.
,,ewas announced this week by
I. national Association for the
,ar,ueenent Of colored People.
Ths committee issued the follow
:, satenrn IN connection with
sarding ne medal;
Toais r Nright-Spingarn Med
.,s, for his contributions to the
Ealing Of mankind and for his
,on,ageous ind uncompromising
,osl,lon hel3 often in the face OF
s,ter sracs. that Negro men OF
madeline should measure up to the
mos, absolute standards OF techni-
al excellence and. as a corollary.
MAJ having done so, Negro medical
.,n ard nurses should be accord
"A every opportunity to serve. with
mt determination on account OF
ace or Color lie has been a con-
sjstent and persistent foe OF every
form OF segregation and denial OF
opportunity aud has played a ma
lor par, IN the establishment OF a
,srdstick oi medical proficiency
which has dorc much 10 change
he attitude OF both the white and
Nero meiital world and OF the
public at large
'But Dr. Wright has not confined
Ms Efforts o. important crusades for
principle NE has made distin-
rushed contributions 10 medical
and surglra, ieselopment He was
chosen as an outstanding authority
10 write the section on skull frac-
,s.es IN THE Stardard Treatment
y Fractures edited by Dr. Charles
l. scgdae 10 that contribution
Dr. Wrlsh bfokc new ground and
challenged and dis
proved ih snundness OF previous
y he'll lhtorlrs on the treatment
n skull fractures.
an hk original work in the de-
'eopmeut ~ more effective treat
leel % iae hookworm. on more
methods OF vaccination.
iit IN other fields. he has pushed
orward ihs frontiers OF medical de-
.elopment Ills distinguished work
'i surgeon led to the color line
bslns broken l the American COL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Half Of Chicago Negroes Idle

race discrimination Is on the In
crease. and employment for Ne
sroes is diminishing rapidly. OF the
zoo, 900 Negroes living in Chicago,
$4,000 are receiving direct relief
1000 more on the wPA projects"
stated the study.
About $4,000 OF the Negroes en-
Moved work In steel. farm imple-
ment. packing and Pullman indus
tries. Ten thousand 10 10000 more
labor as laundrists. garage assis-
tants. and porters and walters, the
average for which is SIS or less per
week.
"In general. the opportunities for
employment OF Negroes seem 10 be
diminishing. They have TO struggle
against race discrimination. They
are given the hardest and most
dangerous jobs, receive the lowest
wages and are most likely to be
dismissed In times OF slackness'
climaxed the report.
In conclusion. DR.. Eastman
stressed unemployment as a vital
concern OF churches and synago-
CUES as character-building insti-
tutions. "Joblessness tends to de-
stroy character. creates bitterness,
resentment, disintegrates families
and undermInes personal and NOR
al integrity as well as health he
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

lege OF Surgeons through his cleo
ton as a Fellow in 1884. During
his service as surgical director at
Harlem hospital in New York city
he greatly improved standards and
lowered the mortality rate.
AS an officer in the United
States Army during the World War
his was one OF the outstanding ca
reers.
Scientist, public servant, indie
fatigable n d uncompromising
fighter for complete justice and de-
mocracy in all avenues OF life as
we'll as In the field OF medicine. DR..
Wright Is distinguished citizen
OF America by any standards and
without regard to race, creed, or
color"
Members OF the award committee
are: Robert A. Pelham. publisher
OF the washington Tribune: George
Backer, Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
A. Philip Randolph. president OF
the Brotherhood OF Sleeping car
porters: Miss Marion Cuthbert. AS
sociate Supreme Court Justice
Frank Murphy, Or. william Allan
Nelson, president emeritus OF
Smith college: and walter white,
executive secretary OF the NAACP.
The medal will be presented to
Or. wright. who Is now patient
at Bellevue hospital. at the thirty
first annual conference OF the
NAACP, which will be held June
$3.50 in Philadelphia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

between black and mulattoes. and
between blacks. mulattoes and
whites.
Because OF these fine experience
es. think the Navy is the place
for any young man just emerging
from high school," said Matthews.
This is especially so where the
young man has no prospects OF a
job"
Matthews passed through De-
troit Saturday. on his way to Phil
adelphia TO join up for another
four-year-hitch in the Navy. He
hopes by the end of his enlistment
he will have attained the rank OF
petty officer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
ATTY. Chss. X. Perkins
Bs1 y. Warren Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN In tho Cir
cult conrt ;or tho county OF WAYNE, IN
Chancery
rzErr.A GLASS rislntiff. "a JACK
son CLASS Defendant.
At session ~ said Court held - the
ronr, House IN tho cifv ~ netroif. IN
the said county on the nth day of Jar.,
A. d. 1910
In thl. cause 4 spnear'ng ~ an
dawn m fle that fhe defendant lsoh-
rson Glass cannot he served ~ process
issued on, ~ this Court - - u not
resident ~ the state % Michigan Dur
resides IN tho city ~ Gaisden County
~ Edward ana state ~ Alabama
on Motion ~ Charles r Perkins at
tornev for fhe plslntff
1T rs ORDERED THAT the de-
,enaant. Jackson Glass sppear Ani
answer tho BIZ % Complaint IN fhis
rause within three months from me
f.ts ~ th- arf.r nr thrf sad III WI
81 taken ss confessed snt mat this ~ +
dor be punished IN 'h4 DETROIT ~
hf.ne and copy thereof he serNed pr-
on tho defendant ~ registered NAL a.
JAMES y cHE~OT
circuit Judge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

Joining up with the Navy in 1886.
shortly after he had completed his
course at Ottawa High school.
Grand Rapids. Mich, where he was
born. Matthews has stopped at
many ports during his travels. and
while on shore leave in each, he
kept his eyes opened and was con-
stantly putting questions to the
residents.
For instance, In Rio De Janero.
young Matthews stepped boldly up
to one of the leading officials Of
the city and quizzed him about
racial discrimination in Brazil. and
was told that the evil does not ex-
ist In that country. He wanted to
know of an official In Haiti the
reason for the lines OF demarcation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

Tho Probate Court for me County OF
Wayne
No. gs3sgg
In the Matter % the Estate ~ VIII
LIAM THOMAS deceased
Noilce = hereby given thsi = cred
itofs ~ said deceased ere tseuiied 20
present their claims ~ writing and
tor oafr. 20 said Court ~ me Probate
Once Ia the cty o. Detoif IN said
county aud 90 serve Z copy tfereof
anon MARY RETrE THOMAS A. $3.50
Hartford street Detroit 81 higan adj
uluiSfraffix O., ssii estate or or hefeff
no firs, dsv 81 MAY. a - 1870. and
that such claims viii BE- heard 'f san
court A. tho Probate Room 10 500
wayne county BuiifinK n the CIV -
Detroit N said COUNTY on ih- fre'
dsv Of Nav a . 1870. A. o'nioek
In ne afternoon
Dated January - A 1870
THOMAS q NJ RPHY
Judge - Probate
Publish IN The Detroit Tribune onre
n each week for three weeks snofessl .
~ within thirty favs from no ds'e
e-4---.-et
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

CHICAGO-(A NP)--A study OF
unemployment made by the Hyde
Park-Kenwood Council Of church
es. last Thursday revealed more
than all the city's 100000 Negroes
are jobless. The study made by Dr..
Fred Eastman OF the Chicago Theo-
logical seminary. revealed serious
social ard economic conditions
among chicago's colored citizens,
after careful checkup OF facts and
figures.
According TO the Investigation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES


o07 n. Adams Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the CIR
cult Court for the County OF Wayne IN
Chancery.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
MARGARET PARHAM. Plaintiff. Va
ROOSEVELT PARHAM, Defendant.
Al a session OF said Court held a, the
Court House In the City OF Detroit on
the twcnty-thlrd day OF January. A. D.
1910
Present: HON. JAMES E. cHENor.
Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit show
ine that II cannot be ascertalned IN
what state or country the defendant
now resiuea and his present whereabouts
IL unknown. that his last known tesi-
dencs was care OF General Delivery,
City or Dallas. County OF Dallas aud
state OF Texas.
on Motion or Lewis a Rowlette. At
torneys for plaintiff. n n ordered That
the said defendant ROOSEVELT PAh-
HAM. snter his appearance In said
cause on or before three ca months
from the date Of this order. or the biii
Of complaint filed herein may be taken
az confessed and that said order be puo-
iished ana q copy thereof ser Ell upon
the defendant by registered mall es
required BY Law In such cases made
JAMES n. cHENoT.
circuit Judge.
a True Copy
CASPER J. LfNUEMAN.
nv a c. rENERowITz.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

STATE o. MICHIGAN
The Probate Court Tor the County Of
Nayns.
No. geo .063
In tho Matter OF the Estate % JULIA
RKOGDON. also known a. JULIA
BI,oGDEN. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby sven mat all cred
ltofs OK said deceased are required 70
present their claims. IA wuIns and
under oath. 10 said Court Al the Pros
bate Once In the cry u Detfoit, 10
sald County. ana 20 serve copy thereof
upon ELLIOTT BkoCHo> AZ o4lt
hartford Ave. Detroit Michigan. al
ninlstfator Of said estate on or before
the t~enty-first day 81 MAY. ID.
1910, and that sDch claims Viii DO heard
BY said court Al the Probate Court i.oeni
No 500. Wayne County Building. IN the
cry 81 Detroit in said -ouniy on mo
t~enty-nrst day Of Mt, a u. lsto Al
O'Clock In the afternoon
Dated January -. A. u. 1910
PATRICK n o HititN
Judge ~ Probate
Pubil.h IN The Detroit Trihune ones
In each week Tor three weeks sue -
ryely within thirty day. from the
e-s-e-.t.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty~. Lewis and Rowlette
dO7 n. Adams Ave
No. 255Ost
arr nrt NfTt+ffIt. AZ

County. Of Wayne.
Al session or the Probate court for
said County OF Wayne. held az the Pro-
bate Court Room ia tho rity ~ pcToit
on the twelfth day Of January IN the
year one thousand nine hundred and
forty
present Patrick II. oBrIen Judge
OF Probate.
Tn the Matter ~ the Estate - AMAN-
DA ALICE LEFTR1DGE THOMPSON,
decreased
An instrument In writins purportlns
to he the last will and testament ~ said
deceased. having peen delivered into
this Court for Probate
II IL ordered. That the nineteenth day
OF February. next 81 ten o'clock In the
forenoon at said Court Room be ap-
pointed for proving said instrument
And u IL further Ordered. That
copy of this order be published three
successive weeks previous to said time
OF hearing, In the Detroit Tribune.
newspaper printed and circulating In
said county OF Wayne
PATRICK ". o'BRrEN
judge OF Probate
"a true copy)
BERNARD J. YOUNGBLooD
Deputy Probate Register i-2I-7-iI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
NOessIte

NOestii2
STATE OF sncHIG ~
County ~ Wavn~
A. q session ~ mo Probate Court for
said County ~ wavns held ~ the Fro
bate conr. Room n To- CIV ~ Detroit.
on tho thirteenth day - January n 10
v.a- one thou.sud nine hundred am
forty
Present Patrick II o'Hrisu. Judge
OF ProhAe
In the Matter ~ the Fsfsfe ~ NILS
sorPr. CROCKETT deceased
on reading snd hllng The petition o.
Goldia Hawkins PRAYING that admin
istration ~ said esta'e - granted %
herself ~ some other -u'fah- person
II IL ordered thar PIE fN~ fav o'
March nevt AZ ten o'clock IN me fore
nom before rudge Joseph 4 MURPHY, A.
said court Room be appointed FOR hear
Ing said petition
And u - further ordered Thn'
rorv % this order he published three
successive weeks previous - ss'f tim"
~ hearing IN tha Detroit Tribune
Newspaper printed ana circula'irg In
said County ~ wAvne
PATRICK " o'PrfrN
fudre ~ Probate
"A true eorv,
RAY HAFEff
peputy Probate Register i,T--.-i7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Atty. Harold II. Bledsoe
Gil GratlOt Avenue
No. ef6fe0
- an nfFgf4VrAN


Oil GratlOt Avenue
No. ei6es0
STATE or MICHIGAN.
County ~ WAYNE
Ala session Of the Probate Court FOR
said County Of Wa>ne. held az the Pro-
hate Court Room IN the city OF Detroit,
on the eighteenth day ~ January IN the
year one thousand nine hundred and for
~
Present Thomas c. Murphy Judge Of
Probate.
In the Matter ~ the Estate Of L. G.
OCEoLA. deceased.
Harold r Biedsoe. special and eeneral
administrator % said estate. having rem
dered 20 this Court his combined nnai
account to said matter. and hled there
with his petition PRAYING that the rcsdne
OF said estate he assigned 10 the person
or persons entitled thereto;
n ~ ordered That the twentieth day
OF March. next ~ ten o'clock IN the fore
noon at said Court Room be appointed
for examining ana allowing said ac-
counts and hearing said petition
And n ~ further ordered. That copy
OF this order be published three success
slve weeks previous 20 said time Of hear
Inc. IN the detroit Tribune. a Newspaper
printed and circulating IN said County Of
Wayne
THOMAS c. MURPHY
judge Of Probate
"a true coryl
RAY HAFELT
Deputy Probate Register.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
u. Louis |. Wright Winner 1889 Spingarn Medal
Michigan Sailor Has Interesting
Experiences; Signs For 4 Years More

Join the Navy and the world is one of the famous
slogans But to 23-year-od John Matthews, joining the
Navy carried with it opportunity study the
mic and social conditions of coored people in various
ports he touched and also afforded him an opportunity
to acquire tn ediscpne necessary face unnchingy
the many complex problems in every day life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
ATTY. =. y. Flanagan
fstS T. Dawson Ave.

ATTY. =. y. fhuhAhH
1918 T.. Dawson Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne N
chancerv
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
CHARLES BNBEL Plaintiff va
VERONA RABEL Defendant
At session OF sah court held at the
county Building AZ the CITY OF Oct. OF.
in the County % wayne and state or
Michigan. on this ninth day Of Jan. A.
present. HONORABLE JAMES <.
CHE~Or. Circuit Judge
II appcarlug from affidavit herein
and attached that the Defendant can
not be served with process issuins out
~ this court hccAuse she 10 beyond the
Jurisdiction thereof In that the said
defendant resides ~ Renoe Mess sa-
vos oros.i Austria Hungsry'
on motion NJ s , Flanagan. sttcr-
nev for the Plaintiff.
II IL ordered that The said Defendant
appear and answer the said bih or
Complaint within three f7l months
from date hereof or the same may be
taken as confessed
10 IL further ordered that copy OF
this order shall be sent by register
"a mall 10 the Defendant ~ her last
known address and llke-copy he pub
Iished In the Detroit Tribune. weekly
newspaper circulated In the County
Of Wayne and the state OF Michigan
JAMES ". CHENOT.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
CASPER J. LfN0EMAN
clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
! IN the SHADOW
1QF TINE STARS
x On Qhhet LhIInCc
Abbc' UdUQCe
bvscgsv heMAl ST O. ne A&eEeoAA Sl1ee

NoTn-Your question will in this column
ONLY when clipping Of this Your Cues
uon Your Full Name Address or Private
Reply send twenty-five money order ana ssfd
envelope Tor my New Astroio Reading
turn mail my Free Advice
POSTAGE STAMPS Send all mall to Able wallace Of
DETROIT TRIBUNE si%s Antoine Detroit Mich
MY 1910 ASTROLOCY READINGS ARE NOW READY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

Auva. Toomla. Jones. riper ard Golden
1909 Randolph
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County % wayne
No. ese.eoe
Al session ~ The Probate Court for
said County NJ wayns held AZ thu Pro-
bate Court Room IN the CITY % ps-
frot. On the fourth day 81 January IN
the year one thousand nine hundred
ana forty
present. PATRICK r. oBRrEN
Judge ~ Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
CHARLES wYMAN. Deceased
An instrument In writing rurporting
20 be the last will ana testament 81
aaid deceased having bssn delivered In
10 this Court for Probate;
II IL ordered. That the thirteenth
day % February. next At ten o'clock
IN the forenoon ~ said Court Room
he appointed for proving said inrtru.
ment
Ana " - further Ordered. That a
cory Of this order be published three
successive weeks previous 90 said time
% hearing. In the Detroit Tribune =
Newspaper printed and circulating m
aid County Of Wayne
PATRICK n oBRrEN.
Judge Of Probate
a True Copy)
RAY HAFELI.
Deputy Prohats ReElstsr.
i-se--t-ie
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Attrs. simmon. 4 RIhb

Attys. simmons Bihb
5as Gratiot Ave.
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of wayns In Chan
Gerry.
ORDER or Publication
IDEAL WHITEHEAD pRinu0 =
MINNIE WHITEHEAD. DEFENDANT
A. q session cf said rourt held IN
fre Court gouee IN N CITY ~ iietro T.
Miss. on the twen'y r'w dsy 81 rec
A. n 1889
Present. Honorsble Robert NJ Toms
Circuit jude
IN th. cau.. u sppssrins from 49,
fda,u On Nie thet After diieenf
search ana inquiry u cannot BE- aseer-
fHIrHH Too |r
fcrdant resides
on motion NJ Simmons and Rihh A.
torneys for riaintiff
1T r. ordered that Minnie white
head appear and answer the bfli Of
complaint nisd IN this cause within
three months from the date OF this
order. or said hill vii be taken a.
confessed against her
n n further ordered that . COPY
Of this order he published according
20 law IN tee Detroit Tribune ard also
that copy % this order be cent ~
registered mail 20 said defendant ~
her last known address isto-sth
street. Maridian Mississippi
ROBERT NJ TONS
Circuit Judge
"A true copy,
CASPIAN J. LrNcEMAN
CLERK
HERBERT SCHMIDT
Deputy CLERK i-it-t-tf.