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WOMAN. 25-4O yrs. of age; cook, g.h.w.; 3
in family; must have health certificate and
references; SO wk; Thursday and Sunday
afternoons of Arlington Village Apts.,
Evening star., 1941-09-06
UP TO KILLEN
by Kelley Roos-

stood in the wings Just before she
was stabbed. Ashley was going to
show how some one, sitting on that
pile of furniture in back of the set
where Bowers had been sitting by
his own admission, could easily have
slipped around to where Eve was,
stabbed her, and gone back to his
place again without having been
seen"
But how could Clint have known
that he wouldn't be seen?"
He made sure of that. If the
coast hadn't been clear he would
have waited until it had been. He
knew that some time during that
evening, shielded by the almost total
darkness of backstage, his chance
would come And it did come. And
he got an unexpected break to boot.
Carols wrap.
THAT made him too cocky,
though. He began. cooperating
with the police while they looked
for Carols murderer. He could
afford to. They would never have
found any connection between him
and Carol because there wasn't any.
1t was because he was so sure of
himself that I hoped my little
charade with Ashley and Alice, and
with Phoebe Thompson being my
assistant, might shock him into
giving himself away.
well, maybe it wouldn't have
worked. But I've seen Bill Powell
make it work in the movies, hun
dreds of times. OF course, as I
said, your way was much surer."
The Ring.
MY way!" I suddenly had to
laugh. You know, was scared to
death when I found myself on that
dark stage alone with Alice and /
was so relieved when Bowers ap-
peared and she sneaked out. Good
old Alice! She would sneak out
and leave me alone with a
murderer"
"She didn't know. But the fact
is she did a lot worse than that.
She almoSt-cooked your goose Tor
good. If she hadn't buttonholed
me and Peterson in the alley out
side for five minutes, you would
only have had to run around the
theater a couple of times. And II
she hadn't happened to mention
that you were inside with Bowers
for another minute, well, 1 guess
there wouldn't have been any use
mentioning it."
The shudder that Zigzagged down
my spine called for another healthy
sip of my drink and 1 lost no time
taking it.
You see" jeff went on, you
had frightened Alice"
II frightened Alice! She scared
the daylights out of mel"
"She thought from the way you
talked that 1 had picked her as our
murderer. Sure, the girls Wacky,
but that's what she thought. She
was scared stiff, and the first thing
she wanted to do was explain to me
why she left the theater opening
night. In her mind that was our
big point against her, since had
made so much of ii"
And did she explain lt?"
Sure, she left the theater to get
her ring"
"A ring! Oh jeff"
You're laughing. huh? And
that's exactly why she wouldn't tell
us, especially you. She knew you'd
laugh"
But she gave up her big chance
to play part for ring! 1t sounds
awfully weird
Evening star., 1941-09-06
CHAPTER XII.


Bowers watched her." jeff went
on. They were alone on that side
of the stage. He came up behind
her quietly held one hand over her
mouth and stabbed her with the
other. He wiped the knife clean of
fingerprints on Ewes jacket and
dropped it beside her body.
att was then he had his inspiration
lin the form of Carols cape. He
saw it on the banister where she had
dropped it, Everybody was looking
for Carols murderer. He would keep
it like that.
"He threw the cape over Eve,
making it look as if she had been
mistaken for Carol. 1t worked. And
he was aided by the fact that nobody
had an alibi backstage. Any one
could have done it. Then he tried
to improve on his plan with the shot
through the window. He couldn't
stay quiet; he had to try and make
himself safer"
But, jeff" I asked, cit sounds
right, but but how were you
going to prove it? 1t seems to me
that it would all rest on whether
Clint admitted or denied it"
at did, my dear, it did" jeff
smiled Sheepishly. THAT was the
trouble. There wasn't one single
scrap of evidence or proof connected
with the whole shebang. So I had
to think up a way to force Clints
hand by showing him that l knew
he had killed Eve North. Of course,
my way wasn't nearly so effective,
nor so dramatic, as yours.
"As mine? What do you mean?"
"You went to the theater, got
yourself alone on a dark stage with
him. dropped a nice juicy hint that
YOU knew he was the murderer, then
let him chase you around the theater
and damn near kill you, so that I
could bring friend Peterson and his
bows in to make an easy, clean-cut
arrest"
rs that what I did? Boy! Am I
the Smarty-Pants! But what were
you going to do, jeff? Let Clint
chase you?"
Stage Party.
"That idea never occurred to me.
No. I had arranged little social
gathering. I asked Alice Mcdonald
and Phoebe and Philip Ashley to
come to the theater. Bowers had
said he would be there.
81 was going to plunk him in the
audience with Peterson beside him
and a couple of New YorkS finest
stationed at the doors and present
little playlet for him. meant to
show him how Eve had uncon-
sciously switched the poison from
her place to Carols by doing that
scene again. Philip Ashley was to
play his part and Alice was to
play Ewes.
Then Alice was to lmperSonate
Eve again, the next night, as she
Evening star., 1941-09-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, t0ait three tull days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
John p Lively 2Ii 9gantifo; sn1 ss,nni vai 1be tbs
Rev. Freeley. Rohrer.
Richard L Stokes i; 25; St psq ql4 Minm.: Hsm
inn in st. harnasef ne the M Rev. Robert ". BrooEs
Melvyn D Fairchild, 81, 532 oakwood st.
@ Sc; and \, Ada E. MeBridee sa e. Ililsf SGa Oak
Mary NJ. McManus, %, 1929 5ist st.
NV; the Rev: Edward L Buecksy
pi' i ne; the Rev. William s. Abernethy.
Norman Z, Dill, "A, 437 Foxhall rd. NV,
sh0 ST. NM Miiotse tse Rev sev'lGi G. & B F% Fierce
Barry BALDWIN. 30, Chevy Chase. Md; and
Harriette R West. 81 Raleigh N. C.;
Hanchqz: p, both # wsIiinstOn. N. j.;
Irvine fnesf M R0afT1 sTmstronr r. 10 $500 18th ST.
NV, and Sara J. Boyd, e5. 36l6 Con-
necticut ave. NV: the Rev. j. Lowrey
Peter [ IA Apostolakos 4s. 1143 10th st;
NV, and Demetroula Butsalis,. 95, 1880
Massachusetts ave. NV; the Rev.
DR. 'Hlce victor isaacson, as, 3l3. jefferson st.
NV, and Ida Minovich. "a. 3012 Rod
Hama man st. Harris nT the RsT AND MdTed Md'f simon
10, both of 721 G st. ne; Judge Robert
william sId Rs2e R9ses9q M }io IL i5s1 aGTf th st.
INV nv the hRm Rey :oJ J. & Gs Banks cnIeman. Tex and
mont st NV: the Rev Raphael H
Thomas ar;' J. Tiernan, "a. 1890 clydesdaalee
st, NV: Judge Robert E Mattingly.
Henry T. Steuerwalt, %, 1857 Connecticut
ave. n W, and Elmy NJ, Kangas. "a 900
JOSEPH agih K K Mstthewsi & es ef 49s7 Meade
and FIOTfRse pd1 Il Lyles f cimbleten IN; ssae
Glynn Barron %. and Pauline A. Moore,
90: both Of 1924 11th st. NV; the
John End qPfOsGS ERe E cesTy f lslS 81 1919 }f St St.
the Rev. Joseph P, Bradley.
RosfTt sS1s w sutton aS 1870 g. Bfentxo0d be s F. Md ad
the Rev Hunter NJ. Lewis.
Rov I CHAMBERS: j., 22 Roqte Wsstbv 4; Ana ao
Siijs sosse Park * ad Ma is ths Rev ~fssH olsHn
James 4. stsmler; 20. eo4 9th st Sc, and
PTisG5a 3 1nIIIes HGebs w Is NelIon 11a 9TH st, SCI
NV and Helen C. Flanisan. 30. Brook
lyn. Y: the Rev; Edward J. McTague;
Lee w Raiford. IS, 1928 10Th st. W, and
Nettie Adams. 10. 441o 3rd st. NV:
the Rev Henry B Wooding.
Joseph B Roche. "a. and Toy Elizabeth
Hunt. p; both OF 1879 Columbia rd'
Isaiah Henry, 81. 1904 S st. NV, and
Mary Longray, 81. 1414 V st. NV; the
Rev Richard D, Grymes.
Joseph T Norris, %, this city. and Eliza
beth Kober. 2915 9TH st. ne: the
Rev. James P; Grace
and Elizabeth Schele, 30, 211S P st.
NV: Judge Robert Mattinely.
Elijah StukeS. 30, and Gladys Brown, 81.
both of 440 3rd ST NV; the Rev. Wiley
Robert L. Hart. 10. 5o4 Goth st. NV. and
Annie Johns ] g, 7o1 oath ST. ne.
the Rev Frank W Alstork.
David P Davoll SO. Elan. Pa, and Ruth
A Moulder, 81. Miami Beach, Fla; the
Rev. Robin Gould.
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DR.. Lenski Will Preach
AT Double Morning Service

The double morning service will
be held at Grace Lutheran Church
tomorrow, with the Rev. DR..
Gerhard E. Lenski preaching at
8:45 am. Clarence Gedrose. tenor,
will sing Love Never Faileth," by
Root. and Just for Today" by Cord.
At II am. DR.. Lenski will preach on
Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged"
Mrs. Louis B. Schneider, soprano,
will sing "On Life's Highway" by
Burton Brown, and my God and
Father" by MarSton.
The Women's Guild will meet at
8 pm. Monday.
The church Council will meet at
8 pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1941-09-06
Deaths Reported

Cora E. Chapman, 49, Homeopathic Hos
Alice B. Sanger, II, 1853 Columbia I'd.
Isaac j. Swanson, 73, St. Elizabeths Hos
Eta Lishear, 73, sibley Hospital.
Aloysius L. Gunther 55, 1924 Monroe
st. NV. 49,,
Robert c. Compton, 81 sos Sth st. ne
infant Paul r, Thompson, Providence Hos
Infant Sheldon Gerber, Children's Hospital.
infant Williams, Sibley Memorial Hospital
infant Dempsey. GEORGETOWN University
Hospital.
John P. johnson, "A, 563 23rd pl. ne.
Mollie Butler. II, Gallinger Hospital:
Henry c. Hardy, "a. Freedmen's Hospital.
infant David Mcneil, Children's Hospital.
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Births Reported

Anderson, Albert and Dorothy, boy.
Avakian, ARA and Georgia, girl
Barr Barr joseph and Florence, girl,
Blyeu, Morris and Margaret, girl:
Bonamo, Joseph and Margaret girl
Bone, Alpha and Lucy, boy.
Bryant. Harold and Mary; girl.
Carman. sergius and Angela. girl.
Cockrell. johnnie and Mary boy.
Cox, Earl and Margaret, girl.
Cotton, Robert and Marianne, boy.
Coyle Sylvester and Jane, boy.
De Vaughn, Charles and Elsie. girl.
Eqm9n0EGn Eqrfcoa Emilio oHHsd and houise u s4 sr
Fernando Thomas, jr., and, Pauline, girl
Eorper Peter and Anna and sif Nancy boy
Gould, Ernest and Marilyn, girl.
Hamilton, Guy and Mary, girl.
Hathorn, Fleet; IT., and FRANCES s,T1s gyrT girl
Hall, Guy and Edith, boy; =,
Harman, Charles and Katherine, girl.
Hawkins, Victor and Verla, girl.
Hodges, Thomas, ir., and Agnes boy.
Holt, Lawrence and Grace, girl.
johnson, Charles and Mary, boy.
Kalis, Constantine and Louise, poy.
KaIbach, Herbert and Helen, girl.
Kellogg, Philip and Ivy boy; ,
KiTkpatTiek Ralph and and RdaAcss hiee' boy. boy
Markle Richard and Helen, boy;
Marquardt, Charles and Catherine boy.
McKenna, John and Helen. boy.
Nash, Albert and Mary, boy.
Newman, Hartley and Rose, girl.
Offutt, Marvin and Flora, girl,
Phillips, Howard and Edna, girl.
Plack, Arthur and Louise, girl.
Pounds, Moody and Margaret, boy;
| Primoff, Charles and Beatrice. girl.
Ragan, Paul and Margaret, girl.
Rector, Enos and Frances, boy. :,
Riddick, Floyd and Marguerite, girl.
| Rigg, John and Mary, boy.
Rogers, Joseph and Lucille, boy.
| Rothenhoefer, Byron and Ada, boy.
| Ross Richard and Josephine, girl.
| Ruby Anthony and Isabel, boy.
| Saenz, Rafael and Emilia, boy.
| Scher, Meyer and Dorothy, boy;
Springer, Norman and Lillian, boy;
| Stevenson, Robert and jessie, glrl.
| TAYLOR William and Mabel, girl.
| Tupper, Walter and Virginia, boy.
| Upperman, Reginald and Virginia, boy'
| Wharton, Earl and Zenna, girl.
| Williams George and Dorothea, girl.
| Winkelman, Frederick and Dora, boy.
| Williams, Leslie AMI Josephine, boy.
! Andrews, Joseph and Inez, girl.
| Brown, Garland and Alice, girl.
| Carter, George and Elizabeth, boy.
| Carter, Leon and Pearl, boy.
| Ford, Joseph and Esther. boy,
| Johnson, Robert and Lillian, boy.
| Lewis Ebert and Geneva, girl.
Little, Levander and Carolyn, girl.
| Lopez, Albert and Irene, boy,
| Stewart, Joe and Margaret, boy.
| Taylor. Harry and Louise. boy:
! ToWneS, HiaWatha and Eli, boy.
Walker Chauncey and Emily, boy.
| washington, Paul and Anna, girl.
! washington, James and Elsie ooy'
| Watson, Alonzo and Essie, girl.
| Wilson, Frances and Vivian, girl.
Young, Alfred and Isaline, boy.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

home, good food. supervision: is children
here now; references: 18th year Ask our
pleased parents. Box SO, Clarksville, Md
HEMORRHoIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life
Evening star., 1941-09-06
Box 486-S Star.

MAN, experienced, for liquor
dept; good salary and excel
lent opportunity for advance
ment. Box 281-S, Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

'sfi sf WOMAN for gh.w. SIS wk.: no small
~ o. children: 5 in family: city references. Call
Evening star., 1941-09-06

Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium Of Washington. and the rates
charged are far lower than those OF
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is 50 cheap considering the results
obtained.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

MAN, 18 to 20, in large, we'll
established real estate office;
must be high school graduate,
pleasing personality; perlna-
nent position with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Re-
ply in own handwriting, CIV
ing full particulars. Box
1927. Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

LAUNDRY ROUTE SALES
MAN, BOND REQUIRED;
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
RIGHT MAN; EXPERIENCE
NOT ESSENTIAL. BOX Ill
S, STAR.
Evening star., 1941-09-06
FREE INSTRUCT
OFFICE BOY

VI AOb DOA
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT WITH
LARGE COMPANY. STATE
QUALIFICATIONS. AGE IN
HANDWRITING.
Rox 486-S Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-06
DIAMOND CABS.

White men wanted, 21 years Of age or
older, to qualify as taxicab operators
Must have up-to-date District of Co.
lumbia motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the metropolitan area
of WASHINGTON for one year or longer
(nearby Maryland and Virginia included.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. L. Livsie, Room No. Ill,
1875 l4th ST. NV, between 3 and pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

COUPLE, refined, wants position on large
estate or apartment buildings. Can do all
kind of building and repair work from
cellar TO roof. Fully equipped with tools.
do all kinds of rustic and ornamental
stone work. Russell Hobart 4374 -
COUPE, Filipino. cook butler. chauffeur.
maid good references: always willing,
sober. pleasant. Franklin 1865. -
Evening star., 1941-09-06
REPAIRS G SERVICE.

CHALK CANE1NG,
Upholstering. porch rockers splinted. Clay
Armstrong. 1888 10th st. NV. ME. 2062.
ELECTRICIAN. 5airi an kinSs So ,oh e re e,
small. Base plugs. etc I also repair ali
makes refrigerators. Wisconsin 1874.
WIRING stntu6ss s,t1. res
let's, repairs, old houses a speciality, Reaal
Elec. CO., 3609 Georgia ave. Rand. 1901.
EXPERT ROOF REPAIR: slate, metal
all work guaranteed 10 years.
Phone Russell Hobart 4374. 7s
FLOORS New fioors installed and nm
tAS<|Ae~o ished; old floors cleaned,
bleached, sanaed. Nash Floor Co.. 1915
Goth st. NV. Republic 1071.
FLOOR SANDING sgiInishins. gIa.aI5.s
Waxing O'Hare. Ho. $500.
TT nOpC SANDED AND FINISHED,
GA"<~Aso WORK GUARANTEED
s. W. HAWKINS, RE. 3572.
Continued on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1941-09-06

DRESsMAKING. alterations; in or out;
reasonable. 1859 Champlain. CO. 1882.
GIRL. colored. TO sew or hand iron. AT.
1l14-J
Evening star., 1941-09-06

GIRL colored, experienced. wants soda
fountain work: ref NO. 5122.
GIRL. high school, l6 white, wants to be
mothers helper; vic. Spring Valley. Box
GIT Star Ss
Evening star., 1941-09-06
Experienced Salesperson.
BEST & CO..

4433 CONN AVE.
Requires services of thoroughly expert
enced man for children's and womens S
shoes. Steady employment. Salary and
commission. Applications held strictly
cnn6dPnfial
Evening star., 1941-09-06

CHILDREN CARED FOR DURING DAY
for working mothers, from ages weeks to
years. best of care. Call weekdays from
8 to Z, Sunday all day till $50, Ii. aO53.
Evening star., 1941-09-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER, CLERK. etc. responsible middle
aged white lady wishes part-time employ
ment, prefer MORNINGS Randolph 5000.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED
people for any worthy purpose $50 TO
$500. Interest only for time money is
used. Dial w. L. WALLER. Gebe liz
Evening star., 1941-09-06

RUTH: I WILL SEE YOU TOMORROW
evening with box Of that good Laura Lee
Candy from Alexandria LEONARD
Evening star., 1941-09-06
PERSONAL.

EXPERT ROOF REPAIR, SLATE. METAL
or shingle. All work guaranteed 10 years.
Phone RUSSELL. Hobart 4374 7'
ROOM AND BOARD FOR LADY. PRIVATE
family preferred; NV. Box 103-T, Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

CEMETERY LOTS, .: CEDAR Hill.
Beautiful location. Reasonable for cash.
Phone Dupont 1851 So
Evening star., 1941-09-06

To Be Continued.
Evening star., 1941-09-06
COOK COIORED

Woman, with restaurant or boarding
house experience. to cook breakfast and
dinner for rs people in high-class boarding
house: good opportunity for cook. Do not
phone. 1S42 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

FOR A SLIM, MORE PERFECT FIGURE,
treatments, S5 Ladies only. Cali
Evening star., 1941-09-06
FOUNTAIN GIRL.

Living in Arlington County. experienced
or inexperienced; good salary. Clarendon
Bowling Center, 1047 North Irving st.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

Under D. C. la,D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, t0ait three tuu days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

WOMAN white. 25-4O: care for 3-yr -old
boy and infant; Rh.w.: live in. Call
Evening star., 1941-09-06
ARROW CAB co.

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age
to drive, must be residents of D. C or
Metropolitan Area for ! year; free instruc-
tioE; can earn SIS to S35 wkly; Apply at
10 m promptly for further details, $40
M st ne Ask for Mr. Booth
Evening star., 1941-09-06

Baltimore speciality store. popularity
priced. requires the services of a young,
experienced woman as manager and as
sistant buyer for the millinery department.
She must be style minded and qualified
to buy and supervise her department.
Prefer one who has had speciality store
experience.
This is an excellent opportunity for q
smart. aggressive millinery woman. BOX
On-T
Evening star., 1941-09-06
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

YACHT BROKER desires any type of sales
work with reputable concern. Good sales
record, excellent social and business back
ground. Box 76-T. Star. :"
Evening star., 1941-09-06

If YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR VA
CATION PAYING BILLS OR for any pur-
pose Just give me telephone call You
can get 500 and need repay only ST. 1S
per week, which includes interest. the only
charge Other amounts in proportion Just
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BOY SCOUTS

Continued from Page One)
Tower, acting scoutmaster: tender
foot award, Lee Ossenheimer; Sec
ond class awards, Elmer Robertson,
Walter Hochrein. Donald Holloway;
merit badge awards. Jack Fox. fire
manship; William Raymond. path
finding; Fred Tower. pathfinding;
Claude Hit. Jr., bookbinding, foun-
dry practice, mechanical drawing;
five year veteran award, Robert
Magee.
Harriet School. Troop 3, Eugene
Beatty, scoutmaster. second class
rank, Henry Simmons; first class
rank. James Davis; merit badge
awards. Richard Atkins. safety.
first aid and physical development;
Emerson Clay. electricity, swim.
ming and foundry practice; Percy
Cox. pathfinding. music. foundry
practice. safety, first aid to animals,
first aid; James Davis. foundry
practice. machinery and safety.
first aid; Henry Simmons. first aid,
safety, pathfinding and swimming
Leonard Henson, public health;
Life Scout award, Richard Atkins;
Life Scout award, Charles Percy
Coy sea
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
THE WEATHER

Ypsilanti and vicinity. Fair and
warmer today: Thursday showers
and somewhat colder lowest to-
night above freezing. gentle shift
ing winds becoming moderate south
east
Temperature at 1880 a. m. today:
rs.
Temperatures Tuesday; Highest
A.; lowest. 90. mean, SO.
Temperatures one year ago to-
day: Highest, Al; lowest, 50; mean
IS.
Temperature this date in past 6S
years: Highest, 70 in 1892; lowest
II in 1851.
Relative humidity Tuesday 1880
a. M. 80 per cent; 7:30 a. m 81 per
cent; 1870 p. m. 81 per cent; $50
,. m. 46 per cent.
Barometric pressure al $50 m.
today: station. % IS inches; sea
level. 5000 inches.
The sun sets today az SOS p. m.
and rises tomorrow at ell a. m.
, The moon sets tomorrow at 1926
a. m. and rises tomorrow at 1925
r. m.
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LOCAL PLANT

Continued from Page One)
forthcoming from the Rouge plant,
il will be difficult to maintain en-
ployment, past the end Of this
week. even by moving men from
one job to another.
1t has been the policy of the Yp-
'silanti plant TO stabilize employ
ment during slack seasons by job
transferences and by not employ
ing several extra workers during
peak production periods. Mr.. Webs
ter said. and thus layoffs are kept
at minimum. A few men had to
be laid off last fall for a time. he
stated. but the plant is now back
at fun employment.
The same policy obtains at the
Milan branch of the Ford Motor
Company. Mr. Webster pointed out.
where $50 men are employed manu-
featuring coils. This plant is also
In full production today. Mr..
Webster said rumors of a distur-
bance at the Milan plant were
false.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
MRS. MARY EGE
RITES THURSDAY!
SUcCUM5S AT HOME OF HER
COUSINS NEAR SALINE;
LIVED IN DETROIT

Funeral services for Mrs Mary
Ann Eye, wife of the late Fred
erick Eye, will take place Thursday
afternoon at o'clock in the Geer
Funeral Home. Rev w. f. Shaw
will oficiate ana burial will be
in WoOdmere Cemetery, Detroit.
Mrs. Eye. who had been living
at i4l2 Grand Ave, Detroit. was
brought by ambulance Sunday 70
the home OF her cousins. L1r. and
Mrs. Alfred Chambers. Bishop Rd.,
near Saline. Death from pneumo-
MIA followed Monday morning.
~ Mrs. Eye was born in Port Hope.
Ont, Feb. Q. 1861. the daughter Of
Alexander and Nancy Chambers
Rogers.
Surviving are a niece, Mrs. Mary
Chambers. London. Ont. and cou-
sins. William II. Chambers and
Mrs. Edith Hammond, London.
Alfred Chambers. Saline. and ].
W. Chambers. Toronto.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF oHANcERY SALE

Chancery sale (for partition and
division of lands) i'm pursuance of
and by virtue OF decree of the Cir
cult for the County Of Washtenaw,
state of Michigan. in Chancery.
Said decree being dated the 3lst
day of March A. u. 1871 in a certain
cause therein pending. wherein, Deb
by J.. Davis is plaintiff and Alberta
Grinage, .Lottie Wright, and Lucille
as Guardian of Lenore May Davis,
James y. Davis, Clarence Lee Davis
and Paul I. Davis, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that
shall sell at Public auction. to the
highest bidder at the southerly front
door to the Court House in the city
of Ann Arbor. County of Washtenaty
and State of Michigan (That being
the place where the Circuit Court for
the County of Washtenaw is Heidi
on the 22nd Day of May 1871 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day
,fast time so caifedt the following
described property and real estate
tOWit; Those certain pieces or par
cells OF land in the city of Ypsilanti
county OF Washtenaw and State of
Michigan particularly described as
Lots numbers 9S and 101 Bartholo-
NEW s Addition to the CITY of Npsi-
lanti, County of Washtenaw and
state Of Michigan. All in accordance
with the said Decree OF the Hon
circuit Court for the County OF
Washtenaw.
Lee y. Brown, Circuit Court Com
missioner Of Washtenaw County.
State of Michigan.
Dated NJ Ann Arbor, Michigan.
April 2. 1871.