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Evening star., 1941-10-04
Attempts 10 Doom
Free Press Feared
By Toledo Editor
Public Being Conditioned
To Accept Restrictions,
Patterson Charges
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. A
newspaperman told the Common
wealth Club yesterday the Amer
lean public is being conditioned to
accept the abolition of our right as
newspapers to print the news with
out distortion" D"
The right to comment on the
news also is in danger. Grove Pat
terson, editor of the Toledo Blade
and a past president of the Amer
ican Society of Newspaper Editors,
asserted.
Newspapers and all enterprise"
Patterson said, face a common
enemy. We are face to face with a
cramping, Gripping and, worse than
all, ignorant bureaucracy that day
by day is seeking to regiment us
into a retreat toward an equal
itarian restitution"
Travel in Europe. Patterson said,
convinced him the free newspaper
is the major defense that can keep
one man or one group of men from
stealing government and operat-
ing it in the interest of privileged
few
Says Advertising Vital.
The old proverb has it that what
you don't know won't hurt you.
Not 50 in a democracy. What you
don't know will destroy you.
The newspaper, not only because
of its information service, not only
because of its analysis of national
policies, but because of its adver-
tising service, is vital to the eco
nomic health and well-being of this
country.
There is a school of thought in
! this country which has won a good
many millions of adherents in late
years. This school holds that the
social and economic system. under
which we grew great, is now worn
/ out. that a new era is upon us, that
men and businesses must be hedged
about with regulations and edictS
and verboten signs.
Plant Seeds of Suspicion.
These bureaucratic bosses are
trying to plant the seeds of suspicion
| and distrust in the minds of news
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Three Top
Meters i'm
SenlifinaIS

INDIANAPOLIS. July Ill De-
Tending champion Bobby Riggs,
seeded second. defeated Harris Ev-
erctt Of Jacksonville. Fla. seeded
eighth. "a. Ga 10 gain the semi
final round of the Western tennis
tournament
First seeded Don Mcneil Of
Oklahoma CITY was extended 10
win from the Pomona College star,
Dave Freeman. seeded fifth. ST.
6-3, 81 IN other quarter final
matches. Billy Talbert. seeded
fourth won from George Ball. 6-l
g. and Frank KovacS, seeded
third eliminated the sole remain
ing New Orleans entrant. Earl
Bartlett seeded sixth. GA. 6-3.
In the mems doubles, the first
seeded team Of Larry Dee and
James Wade took a comparatively
easy victory from Grant Clark
and Bud Edwards g.. 81.
Bobby Riggs and Olin Parks.
seeded third were forced 70 three
sets 10 beat Bobby Jake and
George Ball. 4-6. rs. 60.
I In the other doubles. the win
ners were Marvin Wachman and
Robert Smidl over Kenny Griffith
and a. Linn. o.. 6-3: Frank Ko-
lvacS and William Crosby. seeded
fourth. over Roger Downs and Ray
Won SprcckelSon 60. 10 Earl
Bartlett and Gardner Larned over
" Kingdom and r. Kingdom. 60
i6-2: Don Mcneil and Billy Talbert
lover Jack Tunnel and Robert
IKimbrcli. 6-3 Is; JarriS Everett
and Jack RoSsi over Joe Apple and
IB Woodruff. 6-l 6-l, and Dave
Freeman and John Dye over T.
Ruckelhaus and B. Whitaker
6-4, 6-l,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
BECk'S ALL SET

Charley Beck. the big. Jolly man
left the d. Y. c. with his 52-foot
Hostess III saying that for the
first time since he owned the ship
she was in top shape She looked
like a million dollars. She's got
all new rags and q 3.000-Square-
fe& lightweight jenny that's a
@eck has a nippy crew made
up of Avery Macklem, Glenn Car.
ter. Ken CorSon. John Sparks
Jack Briner. Bon Bairds. Henry
Eckness, Bill Murphy and Fred
Memo.
Fred Temple. Toledo Yacht
Club skipper was over at Bayviev
saying that he already had hi:
Q-boat Siren up at Sarnia. Johnny
kountz, Bill Eberts. Dick Foote
George Henzie and that C-boat
viking. Joe Matte as his crew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Sam Houston
Is Bad Actor
teontinucd from First Sport Page

tGontinucd from First Sport Page
a big load OF boocs for himself and
Jockey Luce when they returned
TO the Judges. but also was re-
Sponsible for Dorothy GlSh getting
the W k bird from several thou
sand fans The bettorS who had
lost money on Sam didn't seem 10
care a bit whether the Life With
Father actress waded out on the
track in rubber boots and draped
flowers on the winner.
Announcement by the public
address system that Miss GiSh
would honor all concerned brought
a below that bent the flag pole
worse than the electric storm
which had banged things around
earlier in the afternoon
Sam Houston went back 10 his
stable with his head sagging.
Maybe il meant something.
Johnny Harrell arrived from
tho East by plane last night and
will accept his first mounts at the
Far Grounds today. Ina Dear. the
mare which won her second TO last
race for Jack Mcknight, is in foa
10 the stallion lmplSh. but will ash
for a leave OF absence soon.
Detroit has two Negro Jockeys
Bobby Mitchell and Leir Bates
Neither Of the boys has won a race
/ Yet, but Mitchell has come close
Maryland with its many half-mIl,
tracks is the happy hunting
grounds for Negro Jockeys. Many
new stables and riders are moving
in for the remainder OF the extern
SiOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Jeanne Cline
Gains Golf Final

ST. CHARLES. Ill.,. July H.
Sevcnteen-year-old Jeanne Cline
of Bloomington. III, one Of the
best of the nations young golfers,
and Dorothy Campbell of St Louis
play for the title today in the
Womens Western Junior Golf
Tournament
Miss Cline had an easy time dis
posing Of Betty Brown Of Tex
arkana. Ark. and ;. but Miss
Campbell was forced 10 60 TO the
twenty-Sccond hole before achiey-
ing l-up victory over Betty
Haemcrle, also from St LOUIS.
Nancy Johnson IF GAINESVILLE,
Wis. and Eileen Quinlan Of ST.
Paul. MINI. viii meet in conSo-
lation championship match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

CHARLEVOIX, July 11-Ann
Arbor, whence came Carlton Wells
and Johnny Malloy, rulers over
the State Amateur tournament
over quite a stretch Of years back,
has several hard-hitting youngsters
among the qualifiers THIS time
who may be tough 10 beat Two Of
them-Don O'Neil, who was No. l
man on this years golf team at
Tulane University, and Lou Wen
ger of Barton Hills-looked very
good yesterday in clicking with
Sub-par seventies.
Two brothers from BEDFORD Golf
Club-Don and Ray Mead-placed
well up among the qualiiiers. Don,
rs. had a par Y, and his brother,
who is u. was only two strokes
back with "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
DODGERS HOLD EVEN

The Brooklyn Dodgers stayed an
even three games ahead OF the 81.
Louis Cardinals in the National
with an S-to-3 victory over the
Cincinnati Reds in the afternoon.
while the Cards beat the New
York Giants under lights. - 10 9
Kirby HIgbc won his twelfth for
the Dodgers. who Knocked Johnny
Wander Nicer out OF the box.
The Card-Giani encounter was
strictly the fireworks. The Cards
piled up an eight run lead in SIX
innings, then the Giants tied II
in the seventh and the Cards
bounced back for five runs in the
eighth as Howard kriSt was cred
tied with his sixth straight win
against no defeats. But he was Just
one OF three Cards who pitched
against four Giant hurlerS.
Verne Olsen won his sixth game
fer the Chicago Cubs, beating the
Boston Braves. 3 10 l.
The usual piece dc resistance AZ
the. tail end Of these pieces is what
tAhiladelphla Phillies did-and
~ did IL again. They lost their
flfty-fifth game OF the year COM
pared with a grand total Of % VIC
tories, their conquerors this time
being the Pittsburgh Pirates and
the score being 10 g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Lightning Hits
.Petzo|d' S Craft

Continued from First Sport Page
I'm going 10 Georgian Bay for
the next three weeks In this
little hooker West Wind is a
2S-foot l. class boat and I'm
only going to sail when the wind
L. fair"
His wife. Doris who was active
as usual. doing the ships heavy
work, added that she thought hel
husband had grown a bit old FOL
Mackinac racing
Adonde. that sweet little cuttcl
Of Harvey Luce which has 81
much trouble getting to the finiSi
line. will be crewed by Lyman
Craig and his son, Gordon Craig
Bob Luce, Dick Flannery ant
John Sweeney. It's Harveys frs
Mackinac race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Buddy Bder- Simon
10 Fight July Il

NEW YORK, July IL The
Buddy Baer-Abc Simon l5-round
battle originally scheduled for next
Monday night was REGARDED today
for July 2l
The Twentieth Century Sporting
Club announced the poStponcmeni
on the request of Baers manager
Ancll Hoffman. who asked moro
time for the recent heavyweight
challenger 10 get into condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
ANN ARBOR SENDS z MORE ACES
ONeI, Wenqer Linden Par in State Meet

as is shown by the fact he had
nine one-putt green's he sank
a l0-footer for an eagle on the
ninth Joe Watson OF Lansing
had one of the few birdie 3s on
the 440-yard eighteenth.
A drive into the rough cost
Sammy KocSis a bogey five on the
home hole and prevented him from
getting a 90 Dick Dayne. the
medalist. learned 10 play golf under
Wilfred Reid when the latter was
professional at IndianwoOd A
par four on the eighteenth would
have given Dayne a 68 but he was
wide of the green with his iron
second and didn't chip close
enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
BROTHER MISSES

The Lock brothers of Detroit
didn't fare quite as we'll. Jim made
the grade with a rs, but brother
John missed with an so
Charlevoix has qualilier in DR..
Johnson Mcclure. Dick Whiting
at Is one of the youngest 10 get
in, was Joined yesterday morning
by his father. l.. r. Whiting, and
his brother, Bill James ID.
Standish Jr. had as his opponent
in todays first round Bob Palmer
of Grand Rapids Palmer beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

the Detroit veteran at Gull Lake
several years ago
II Ziggy ZawadZki and Dick
Dayne win their opening matches
today, they Will clash in the sec
ond round Ronnie Williams,
Clinton Valley clouter was the
only player 10 swing an iron on
the 242-yard fourth hole His ball
stopped about 7 feet from the pin,
but he missed his deuce. He was in
the group with 73'S.
HE CAN PUTT
Don O'Neil is one of the longest
hitters here and he also can putt,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Baseball in Brief
IotsrnstIonsI News Photo


engo Giants. Trplett. Mancusco. Card
nails Medwfcs. Dodgers. Etten, Phiiies
Gordon Yankees.
LEADERS
American Keller Yankees ~. Dih8E-
gio Yankees ls Johnson. Athletics II
Natssnai-ptt- Giants is Csmilil Dodg
ere. 20, Nicholson, CUBS. y.
LEADING PITCHERS
American Feller Indians. l7-4, BEN
TON TIGERS 81. Rybs Ped SoN. 81
RuTtng Yankees, 80. Lyons, White soS
SIS
national Riddle. Reds 80; Krist. Car
dlnais so Nahem. Cardinals and Car
pen;sr. Giants. 81. Wyatt Dodgers i5-f
LEADING BATTERs
American Williams Red Sor. .aOA
Hea'h. indians, 81 Cullenbine. Browns
So
National Reser Dodgers 35f MiKe
Cardinals. .3ts. Slaughter, Cardinals, .323
RUSS BATTED IL
American Keller. Yankees ~ DMag
gio Yankees II YORK TIGERS, 50
Williams Red SoN 50
national Nicholson. Cubs so Camill
Dodgers S. OF, Giants 81, slaughter
Cardinals 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
TELLER SHARES 18TH

While DiMaGgio's bounder lent
no help to the Yankee victory. Joe
Gordon took care of that with his
thirteenth home run Of the sea
son in the second TO give the
Yanks a 10 victory and leave
them three and onc-half games
ahead Of he Cleveland Indians,
who won. 81, behind Bob Teller.
The Yankees were limited TO three
hits by Niggellng, while Gomez
e touched for five IN scoring
eventh win.
Feller got his seventeenth OF the
year against -four defeats. limiting
the Philadelphia Athletics 10 SIX
hits and delighting "Feller
Night crowd by helping 10 win
the game in the ninth with his
bat The score was 2-all when
Fellcr triplcd and came home on
Boudreau'S single for the winning
run.
In a third night game in the
American loop the Chicago White
SoX gathered ii hits and galloped
10 a 5-to-l victory over the Wash
ington Senators. who were held 10
seven blows by Johnny Rigney
The SoX attack was spanked by
Mike Kreevich, with three singles
and double.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Started With Rockne

Frank Hill, Northwestern track
coach. started his career as a
middle distance runner for a Chi
cago club. with Knute Rockne as
a teammate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
.Ddyne Takes
Medal Honors
In Amateur

Continued from First Sport Psge)
Palmer of Grand Rapids, a former
University of Michigan golf cap
tain, and Lou Wenger a member
of Barton Hills Country Club OF
Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
ToDAYs PAIRINGS

Dick Dsyns Detrot.S Va James Lock,
Detroit.
zgmund zswsd,h. Detroit. ". Ed Haas,
Detroit
Don Mead, Detroit vs. c. A. Benedict,
Muskegon.
Jack Laross Detroit, VS. Tony Msrroso
Detroit
Bob Palmer. Grand RspIds vs. J. n
Standish Jr Detroit
George Valuck, MuskegOn. VS. Avherl
Whitefield. Ann Arbor.
Cart Elisson, Niles. vs. Russell Cole
Grand Rapids
William stevens, Detroit. vs. Charlie.
sam Kocss Detroit, vs. Johnson Nc
CURE CharievoiY
~ t.rvc-ti,--i a~s.4.it-- AAtren- Stout
FLINT
Harold Brink. Grand Rapids. vs. Ron
ert Alderman Bri6gemsn.
Al Manning, Flint, vs.. Frank Raos,
Detroit
wenger VS. Louis Woodward, Battle
Greek s
JACK Eisvsld. Grand Rapids. vs.. John
Wood Hsrbor Springs
Jack Ross Detroit " Bob Corlsy, JACK
Louis wsndrow. Lansing, vs.. Neal Tsy-
Bill Barclay. Film, vs.. Arnold Locksrby.
Grand Rapids
Mike Distr, Detroit. vs. Ronuie Melon
hi0t Detroit
Bob Montague Saginaw, vs.. John BsE-
verkoy, -Detrnn-
Bill LosiewicI. Detroit. vs.. sidney Tush.
bant Detroit.
Joe Watson. Lansing. vs. Frank walker
Lansing
John Leidy Ann Arbor vs.. Frank Con
nelly. Detroit
Bn Walsh Kalamazoo, vs.. Joe Som
mers. Detroit.
Don O'Nen Ann Arbor, We. Jack Miller
Detroit.
Raw Mead. Detroit, W.. Art Thorner,
Detroit.
John Bsbis. Detroit, vs.. Alex Chisholm
Lansing
Morrie Schiller. Detroit vs. Allan Cham
bers. Detroit
Jay Law, Detroit vs. Randall Ahsrn,
Detroit.
Ray Hunter. Detroit, vs.. Dave Howard,
Kalamazoo.
Ronnie Williams. Detroit. w. Emil Cal
las Lansing
Victor Cuiss. Jackson. vs.. Kent thinner.
man. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
THREE CARD PAR

Two of the three who followed
with par TBS were young players
from teams in Detroit's NJ. G. A
Don Mead and Jay Law. The
third was Bob Montague of Ssgi-
nav, who has been a consistent
qualifier in this event for a mum.
Der of years.
Two members OF the states old
guard James d. Standish Jr. o!
Detroit and Arnold Lockerby oil
Grand battled their way
into the match play brackets with
the long list OF youngsters Stand
ish. who has been playing in this
event since 1909, and who has wor
the championship four times
overcame AZ on the first nine
with a "a coming in 10 qualify
after losing out the last two years,
Lockerby, who also had rs yes
terday, twice was runnerup in
this event way back in 1916 and
in 1921 at Lockmoor, when Lewis
Bredin defeated him for the title.
lie hadn't played in this tourna-
ment since 1882. Like StandiSh.
he is so wears old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
DiMaggiio After
No. So; Teller
Gets His Nth
By LAYTON CARVER
irrational News Service sports Editor

NEW YORK, July Knight
baseball, a game curtailed TO five
innings, and a man with a crazy
pitch teamed up against Joe Di-
Maggie. but the Yankee clipper
went right on climbing into the
stratosphere of consecutive game
hitting performances and he was
out to make it 50 in a row today.
simultaneously, the Yank :
sought theiR eleventh straight
victory with Denny Galehouse Of
the ST. Louis Browns likely
nominee for an attempt TO break
both streaks.
Playing under the lights az St
Louis last night and batting
against Johnny Niggeling, whose
knucklcr flutters up 10 the plate
like a butterfly on a hinge, Di-
Maggie hit in his forty-ninth
game on his first trip to the plate
when he rammed out a single that
barely eludcd shortstop Alan
Strange and leapcd on into left
field. In the fourth he flied out
and the game was halted on ac-
count OF rain after the next
inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
CoNTENDERs GET IN

Although scoring on the whole
was better yesterday than in the
qualifying round here year ago
there were no casualties among
those rated as leading title con
tenders. Last year. only Tim Crit
fin of Red Run beat par. He had q
ii. And while 10 was the playofi
figure last year. 16 tied at 78 yes
terday played off for the last nine
places.
Among those who came through
handily was big Zigmund Zawadzki
of Hamtramck, the defending
champion. who was in a siZable
group at % despite five 3-put'
green's.
Another Of the 33 qualfierS
from the Detroit area was Mike
Dietz. Detroit District champion
and one of the favorites, who had
"a Frank Connolly. another o.
Detroit's chief hopes, got in with
a II, the same score made by Ran.
dali Ahern of MeadoWbrook.
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Atty Henry T. Ashnr
3e2 Owen Ave.

sr,rr 0r mcntoAS IN The circuit
Court for tho county q WAYNE IN chan
frsNK ANprr soy. rislnur vs.
GlLREnTA ANDERSON. Defendant.
80. Sie.590
A. session ~ said court held ~ the
Court HOUSE m me city 81 Detroit on
thu fourth day ~ juno An 1871.
Present The Honorable LESTER =
WOLF. rifeuf Judge
~ afpearirR 10 this Court from the
anidnYif on fie that the defendant. GIL
tfrfa Anderson, cAnnot hc located after
Rcnt search and inquiry but that
ffa ias' known address n tho defendant
ess 1871 81. Aubin street. Detroit. Mich
gan.
cN MOTION or HENRY T. AsHrR
Attorney fnr The plaintiff.
rT rs ORDERED that she appear and
answer tho nm ~ Complaint fied IN
his cause within three 90 months from
ne daie ~ thNs order. Or said blii Will
10 faken ~ ronfesaed. ard that = cory
~ said order he sent 70 the last known
addrsss ~ tho said defendant BY regis
tered mail. and IN case No reEistered re-
furn receipt signed by the defendant IL
received. that this order hs Published a.
required BY law.
LESTER Mof.L
Circuit Judge
a True Copvl
cAspAR j. f.ISGEMAN. Clerk.
~ A a BERGER.
Deputy Cieik e2s-f-s
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Attys. simmons & Bib
EQr Lruuttot Axc

STATE or MIrnlGNN So ne cl-cel.
offi for the comfy OF Wayne, IN chan.
eery
nEERERT NAV ,Ir.Acr rlalrur. -
MARTHA WALLACE. neferdarf
~ session ~ saif co1r, b. IN the
ro4rt House ~ ne cltv oe Deftnf Mirh-
4ran on fhc an dav ~ fure. 1861
rfssen Honorable LESTER S MoiL.
Circuit Judge
~ tins csuse = snrearirs nom am.
dat.t IN ne tnat AFTER d.lren. srar h
afd inquiry ~ rarrof BE aerNrtnineA in
vh-t state or Country tho defeoaant re-
sides.
oN MOTION op SIMMONS AND
BIER arofrers for rlalr'iT
1T Is ORDERED THAT Martins val-
lace arpear ard ars1or TIE hlii - o0ri-
plant Med IN this cause vifhin three
onths fro mthe date cf thls order. ar
saia BIN viii te taken as confessed
arsins' her
TT ~ FURTHER ORDERED THAT q
COPY ~ this order Ne ruhil-hef accord
ing 70 Law IN The netr, Tribune
LESTER g Notr
Circuit Judge.
"a True CopyN
rAspAR J. ftNGrMAS. clerk.
nv A. Y BERGEE.
Deputy clerk t.ft-T-.s.
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ATTY. Fdw ". Turner
800 Beaublen street


STATE or NfcHfrNN IN TIE -irrri,
Court FOR The County 81 Wayne In chan
Gerry
foHS " SINNERS riairiir "
ELISA PETH SUMMERS DEFENDANT
~ session ~ said Court hold In tho
County Building o. ncfrot. Nrhfgan. on
ne 2fth dav ~ Nav Nd fatf
Present The Honorable ponFpT N
TONS Circuit iudec
~ faf'sfectofliv nrnearioe u.s. anifa,it
affnfhsd hereto showing ihaf n eannnf
10 hfrstiainri ir what stare or country
ihe dffrudfuf NOW resides qua l.f Pic.
ent nhrreahnuir in nunropn hni that
her l1rt know aNf $50 ws. gfY FAST
lushd evenre pflf0if NiehIr1n-
ON motion or rdvAfd ~ 4urner. a..
fofncv for flniniir
~ IS ORDERED that she fefendanf
Elisabeth snfun'fs. hpntaf anH answer
fhn bill ~ r0Wri1 ut rfel in fhfs cause.
within three months from the date ~
fhis order ~ I'VE safd hri wiz ne fatfn
- conffssed. and thar y copy ~ fhia or
der BE- pabiishfi m The ftefrot Tribune
ara served acfordiru 20 law
ROBERT 81 TONS.
circuit Judge
"a True Corpl
cAsrAn > tiNoENAN. clerk
~ r. j. DUNN,
Deputy clerk. t-5i--f-lf
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O.E.s. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

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Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd "wednesday Worthy
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worthy Richard WhA Tulnan; secretAry-
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DEGREE WORK srd Friday. worthy Mauon-Mrs. Leah
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Atty. william 7. Patrick. sr.

AfNA 81 fANANAUE GhNFNt
STATE or MIcHlGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne IN chan
Gerry.
GroRor " SMITH plaintiff. Va
GERTRUDE SMITH Defendant
No. 3I3.9ei
ORDER TO APPEAR
A. session 90 The above entitled cogrf
held IN the county building In me cif,
~ Detroit, county Of Wayne. ard state
~ Michisan. this 18th day Of June 4 p .
1871.
Present Honorable ROBERT NJ. TOMS
circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appeatlre hy nni.
daNlt that he Defendant. GERTRUDE
SMITH. ~ not q resident 81 the sfHfe
~ Mieblgan. bur tnat her laat knpN o.
address aud re-ideu'e Was 90 80. t0ll
Easteth Sfferi. ''intinnafI. ohio
on motion OF WILLIAM r. PATRICK
SIR Attorney Tor fnr rlrlufln a. o.
iisrehy ordered that the Defendant ~.
ter her appearance o. elthet IN person o.
by Attorney within three munths from
the date hereof or the Hiii OF complaint
viii be taken ns confessed against her
u u Further Ordered that true sorv
81 this order be sent ~ the last known
address az the Defendant by registered
mail. return receipt requested postage
prepaid. ard that = true copy ~ said
order be published Accordlna ~ Law
ROBERT " TONS
Circuit Judge
"a True Coryl
cAsrAR y LfNGEMAN, Clerk
~ a. A BERGEn.
Deputy Clerk e-18--t.9