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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
When called

10 the chair
manship of the
st. Louis Com
N lit e on
Smoke Elimi-
n a { ! o n, h e
k n e w smoke
chiefly as a
nuisance tina t
had darkened
his life, as well
as the lives of
fe IL oW S I.
Louisians. He
didn't know he
had been given
the Job thought
to be "impos-
sible."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
~ NEA Service

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 12-The
man who licked smC:ie In st.
Louis is soft-spoken James L.
Ford, Jr., q banker and con-
fessed rank amateur in smoke
prevention science.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

You'll probably see her again IN
the papers n . glamorosis 1865
debutante. but right now Mary
Ann Keassr. 4. u getting hsr pic
ture printed becauSs she va
named .AmesicaS Most 9eauti-
ful Child" IN q contest spouoorod
BY group of national magazine
editors. she's dauGhter of Dr.
and Mrs Harry 4 Ksiose q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

Because they have . dusty ap-
pearance, due to tiny. easily
shattered scales that cover their
wings, moths also are known %
millers. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

The moon goes around the
earth approximately - times .
year, making one revolution In
"a days and 8 hours.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
st. Mary's

----4 Cont1nuen From-raXA-N--
recitation act of conservation
and the solemn benediction was
r1onounced by Rev. FIR. Hebert,
Nv. Fr. John Hardy and Rev.
II. Hutting. The program closed
with the reces -,,nel. I'm Vio-
lota."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

Some species of kangaroo:
are expert tree climbers.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
P~ascagoula Boxers
Conclude Program
With Bay Hi Tigers

ne ranraensasa isaeh Hzsool Fnn-
thers lszains team wia tnsads nAg
81 tNuls tonight 20 tnA1sesEFAfe :
aefiea q hsksaz snNAaesnAanta 10 ne
caFftea uat ns1ftng the nzxt MNek
eth lie hay mlltnsen = D. staged
here IN paAEaeeaiA. neat Wednesday
night March ~ fhia latter "a
anxnsnsFss Ntfl De Ire final boxsnK
mest eE sns seszan fes EAa Fan=
hisefs
coarh Aiann WesAWaka anzsnzlse=
"a tktAT thai his team axsAA1nz ttas
usp - nAF o. laaia wesEAE lneiussa
ths salss9inR bexzsSl 1aaa MsuuN.
Rnf HrNaEFn Alta tszniEhG fNuHF
Harvard George WnlkHT. Ewssas
AlanF. 1aeA hnnfrue. MmsAY Pen
tou, nay wmamn4etand. na1sFt
Flair itsymosst uptnn. Saeh Mar
lno ana esFmhmm nIidehsand.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Study School For
Farmers Under New
Program Coming
Oppnstnnisy FuE EaEsnsss - A6sez
fsaI fsm9fAm - knAlki4mat


with AAA oesnmietesmen affngdea
increased opportunity 10 adapt the
1871 pfoaram 20 lndsstdsaai farm r.
qnlfexnfnta. Cosaiy Agent Ffankisn
ihLs neek said . study Nhuul a.
uae provisions - Tia = papNIEm
xtn be held fuF tsaHaty and euMmsnu-
nifty committeeman ii 81 early dat3
10 be announced IN rae near future
The county aesnts oflle4 haa ben
supplied with ~ ample nusnAsx aa
cop4sa u the lei AAA MandhzzaA
containing The ehsneas ana xoFt~
stonk q he agricultural easks1Esn~
lion program sgth s~MIehaiiaha
practices ana spmancall1asa Apply
ting Ia this state Eazh farm
operator Is entitled 70 fsc4Ise :
copy Of Ens Handho0k.
Ia addition 10 fh3 HanazNoA
s1aere have been ps4fzf4d : puffin1snt
number of fofsaa fa esttins ~
farm plans ~ tai saeh EafnaaF IL
the county vii have ~ opportunity
70 work cut 9Th cuanmEl1zemmen uta
maximum opportunities uant re
program affords him. Eaeh ceapNf4
atiTla farmer wifI b. required 81 fl
out = Farm Plan ahne& TIA feaF.
The first Important ei1NFss N Is
1871 Mtkainkippi nsndAeak Il tt
no total aoll-depsetsina aefsseH -
DEEaeulA wtA N established uIAz
year Under previous pFo9fnnas
each farm has had 4 asal epi-ees
pletinx aeFeaea allotment established
- which the acreage u1al mi9bE II
planted on LIE farm u 81 aHI4et-
sne efaGss alseh ~ casaz. eAis At
ether feed cfuza. nae eesn slmlseH
Under TIE 1911 pHaeEAEn ~ 8
these ailotmsnts NIn hm a~l.ninazsd
and there Will b no limitation e.
she aesense q N plknfea - saa.
d~epzean9 efofs other ahnn eesfe2
wnemt ard commercial VEGETABLES n
designated commercial eegatahas
counties This eoalnGe i not !
designated eammernlal EegntabEz
county. Nj Ffankl1n 80 Thas
VII enable our lAFm&Ea ezs . pzkzoe
~ rsaFA 10 maka nesaea MaBass.
mems from ; eae-efup aga1sU =
a mefs d~lserzIfIea typ q faEmka4
nus Wostzlxz H2eEN eH2NFta<WI
and ; higher sHd mtHs esfNmaan1e
ne nzszznS
Afzxfssf impeflasf efsznzf + -
requirement. nhat - p3seat q -
farms cEuplana g ~ aali-coua3Fv~
ine eFoHa Mane - lst better farms
q lne ooxniT Vii n# hage =
ebA1sxs their fagn8ine operatives q.
account q fAza nea fe~aafenzzaz
since aasy hMTa already Zen sKea~
mo 81 aeFea9e q eAtMseFsinB
eFoEa aeequzte = meet ue = 80
cent ela1s1a.
Failure ~ asH farm - ne pa
gram p nfaaE AEM - wEeeHt -
gUuenen1 vi aa1facx Ella4 farm =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
MOSS POINT MTTTMEN
SCORE DECISIVE WIN
OVER RIVAL REDSKINS

The Mn4s PORT rrxs misauen
evenea Slaeir scare With ne BEAsxi
High School Indians aas1 Ft4say
night - The Moss poSns Sno1s
Asenas whnn Eney punched caf !
e. % - victory uxeg tfseaf o3a sth-
letir rivals before 4 large creua
An Interesting pruwrmm q bosass
wuaS proxt6ed o. flse raFu II wms
TIRE IRIS setest the En1gan tear had
met uss entire asa&on in a1e rhm
The proer8m REPRESENTED one az
tfse Ast Q Stch enRArenaxts ON siae
Tigers schedule TOR TIRE wantrrs
activities ard tonsofrox nleht
Fridayl. they meet the strong &c
StAni1iaux tram from Bar 81 Losss
tn the final fsitc Shc~sng a. the
year.
FROM past performances tfsx
Rockaehaws from 81. stAnasamus win
be hard TO cope with. ard TIE boass
filled with action ere being
PROMISED for this event
In the bouts Friday night th<
Tigers jumped 20 ar early lead and
weFe Ia front from then on out
Some Of the decisions were close bar
there WAS no doubt a. 10 the
justice rendered in each bout
Malcolm Myers. 50. OF Moss Point
put the Tigers In front during TIE
opening bout OF the program wisen
ne punched out q decastnn uspF
Chris Lawrence. gr. 81 wearing the
Marrow and White c0lor& Though
bs margin Was slight. Myers
treSstveuess VA the deciding fac
toF IN this melee.
soxne neat heather pushing vas
demonstrated tn the second bout Of
tie program when A. J. Swanxy. "a
OF Biloxi and Austin Alexander Of
the Tigers. slugged IL out TO a no.
decision contest. There vas newer
q duh moment while these tuo little
mosquito weights were IN ne
square circle. rs they threw gloves
IN al directions. with plenty Of
sting and waliop behind each swing
II WAS not a hay-maker slusfest as
both showed plenty Of scientific
ability.
The Indians made an effort ii a
comeback when Lloyd Little Monk
Swctman. Jr- weighing So pounds.
outeAssed Richer Rouse. 81. Of Moss
Point Rouse was no match for the
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
BAKER CAPTURES
.PASCAGOULA GOLF
TOURNEY TROPHY

ThFee sueks aso TIE necxzna suli
tournament a. ne rneasenssla Coll
Club aaa started vim slzn1ssn suif-
ers participating Qualification
secures fnx the tournament we're aa
follows nlll aaranssn. 81 Clyde
Hawk %: Hegsnes 0mutter. -. Tan
AaoFfiA. ~: Or W. r. Weaiherfosu.
iiss r w. Cor. ia. n G uuiley.
n Tee mn Bowen. tna ~ 3
Baker. f0s. Esaef Cos. 10: Tarea
no1Mrge Io4. Prank Canty. Jr. Toe
3 q FTiedrich. lie: J u. Morris.
iiss W y Baker. ~. Tom Rush.
100: ueofee Ryan. 100 and Dub
Cox
These men weFe paired OF. and
winners Of the first paayuff weFe
~ follows. Clyde Hawk TIN MorrEn.
u ", Cor. r. q 0uiley. d. n &
Baker. Loren nnsaExe. 8 G Fried
rich. w j. Baker and Duh Cox
These Tafticipaux then made up
the Championship Flight and their
defcAEed oDposssnis made W the
conspsattnn fiAglst
In ssan Aaezza gAasasz Il 60
championship light Clyde HANk
defeated Tom MosTia. y " Con de-
featad r. G. 0tiiey. 1r- H. q
Baker defeated Lnren naaArke, W
J. Baker defeated q C. Friedrich IN
this safns playuff. Dub Cox drleaied
oeorse Ryan - win the award ns
q bon of vsry fine golf bNAiA which
wax the award for the second flight
division Of the tournament
In the third playoff q the tour
nAment. r v. Cox defeated Clydu
Hawk. and W. J. Baker defeated
H. 4 Baker. This pslt 2. W Coz
and w J Baker IN q match foF
the club champ1onnlalp Of lhe Sec
ond Tournament w. ! Baker wogl
tue match and xAs asnrdsd the
ctlamplunzhip prize. PEDRO Cos, -
runner up IA Tire Championship
Flight. ~ awarded q handsosns
prize, Too.
Tie defeated participants Ia ~
Championship Flight made w NE
Consolation Flight. and ne players
entered were - follows. Biil Sarge
1ef. HeFmes 0autier. DF W J
weasherford. Esli BoNen. Elmer
Con. Prank CaffY. JT- Tom Rush
J II Morris. George Ryan. ard J
A FaFr.
In the frat playoff Of tiiis Con-
ISOLATION Flight Bill 6aFsesen O.
feated Hermes 0autier. Bill Bowen
defeated ID. ~. J WeanafoFa,
Prank canty. II. defeated Elmer
Cox. sHd ). II AsBFfis defeated Ton
Rush. In tire second flight division
of the conMlntl1n Flight ) A. FafI
defeated George Ryan . win u
awaFd for tnal part Of ths mattel
IN TIE second slsyolf Ct the Con.
solatiun Plight Biii eaETessn q.
fealed Blu BoNeu. ard !. II Morrt.
defeated Prank Cantfs u. Thil
puts Hll BaFzezeu and J r. Norris
IN TIE finals foF the consolation
championship 81 fhe second tCafaa-
ment q the Faa1ag0uia 0ef Csg1l
ard fials particular match Il - q
be played off
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

iarky fnaaAn sra pArkes > ssrssfn
wAAop ttsst hao his nsnxnsus n !
bad wss ere sae huu6 was asAsssa
sraa . te~ei easntnx f-iusseuanr =
frusn uaf Teer corner nstsea ~
bou&
Tie indsanx baak tlse Lad IN ~
nrxz ssug wren Rnay sAaxsss ia-
Fo * fn1szn dynamite q
e 3 sachxaheaz knrckaat ever
ChA MAyan& g. AZ MasA fpint
So attack MAs RELENTLESS Kna
dsss&asfuR He had AApss@ On the
t4o& sH times tn Ire zeoona Arsa
wtlsu lie eusze sosFfasa fns M
or az Tire third the tywrg Mn-
ncar ID use Fesnatader II ms
epaeexie
IhtfAEk merp ex2saed ~ IL the
nexs boat when I'd RarsAxut IT.
wne has kauwn EMurh class unrouxh-
cat ths EsAs0ns gained . technical
kayo over Gerald Andefx lo& cf
Biloxi Fnrr1eut traded egegythlna
THAT Ancers had TO offer ard then
added some 70 boot and vas ii
front al Tire Nay. Anders landed
some terrific bioNx but they iAcke1
enough steam. and although ne0f-
tnE Farragut uEace ne coul1 not fol-
iou up the TIGER having TOO munh
stamina and class
Billy EaveA lit. of use TIGER
team. added annsher victory TO his
string fuF THIS season when he soor-
ed q technical Knockout oxef Hcw-
ard 0oliotte. lie. II the Tribe IN the
SECOND round The first round Of
this bout WAS interesting. bat after
Ooliotte Suffered = severely cut In
Ia the second. II WAS considered
1no-Eo- and the bout was halted
The decisive polns IN tine program
was Registered ~ Leon Aiexander.
raEEed Tiger yuQnastef weighing
$50, Who rallied strona after . Ehsw
start TO best Ebert Kostmayer. 100.
Of Biloxi and gain the tueees' nod
K0gtmayeT led the fight In ths
early part OF the bout but weaken
ed perceptibly IN the latter session.
although IN the second he had Al
exander under the ropes II was
kostmayeFs first loss Of the year
Alexander deserves great credit for
tbs eanlenesz and hts remarkable
comeback.
Mark Elzey. lbs. Of the Indians.
polished off the card he scoFtrla 4
third round technical kago over
Robert Trehern. is. This was q
terrific melee Of punen-swn1nine
whAch brought the fans TO their
feet. Trehen otsplayed plenty *
intestinal fortftnde In the bout
Although he was IN a bad way and
went 70 the carpet several times he
refused 70 stay for a count Finally
the botft vas stopped
The officials OF the program were
Cecil Griffith. Lucedaie. referee. II
T. Wright. Lucedsie and Bill Lynn.
Lucedale. judges.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
IN THE TRAP"

n e FeaaAas unAarsNaezad tnas Tun
MnsxaA ah4s NR M2Asl Kn8
aaA sr ~ ss&&s4 ms re- ~ IN
rNwh
nesnasaon * sanssfahAe muana.
etae Suft aftsx geu hsre asMae =
esaNsifgl aeuxa stsca 60 sAm sAlF
say ara start - wa8 u1z, ruaT
s4aGs azxsa asam ara hAn1. xxMa
Fpsf aes IN fres2s * yuazx unnBena2
&ra Mf& ra fmsM year w9
Fs esaatsns - sen
-
Interesting conservatism Lmai gam
Gag Mf ero Mira KHxnxt Mnnee
seFN piaYanx Mr. es1e Msa Mutses&
0rApt Exneat narN4 . ueAA6x %
carry ms hak and sRa1ns has Mnsxaa
MOare carried hsF Own cgaavm1ry.
wnsfe Art tnCas
PFssFc Cox wAa overheard asking
snufeassH mHe b shk3 M Par
ersrFune IL taikang aenla1 hnrenT
mst htxn YET
Ha Nua TwaH. b very weal
acquainted win Mr. PARE fraend
NJ Rcagh Twas b anxaous e
meet Af FatrpAy
o
Nelly HoM nasla az us4EsuMt
Eacsss same uas hrouRlat out last
SUNDAY By CeasNe Ryan 70 learn !
little exnethlas ah0ut ealf. -Ho@s =
never having seen 4 Nna ccufna b.
fore uun tho roand tuo nulem
ahead ard his teacher il hnsina
10 eat 3 little eros
-
B06dY caften win Man CaaFtnn
Hn2 PLAYING . roand nth numse
TRENDS q 0AE l4ss weak and ksfs
Carten traded around with thasn
aetine a. = caddy she was over.
heard asking Ba9dy. ~whiasa mnllet
90 yuu want now. honey.
-
II worked bu<h unsn far nnadt
had bexu rolling The bali ali nrsuua
the coarae-gazt IKE he waa play.
iflg efoquet
Tom ZIG Witty SAID thss
Elmer IAttln Witty Cox was
ait 3 c. Ffedrtch chimes tn ard
sAid Tom was hal right
3D.
Frank Canty. II. president az the
blue pants association. and ppdro
Cox, first vice president e the bine
pants association have accepted an
other member IN their exclusive
club, none other than BIZ Bowen
who IL nDw second fue.prnafdent
The membership requirement. q %
be caught with : pair ct blue panfs
on that can be spotted one thousand
YARDS aassy CA the gnlf cnarus.
%
The Jabberine syndicate. mace 10
OF Herman Cox Herman johnson.
Hcfmes Frederic. and Tmie Cox in-
formed everyone that they are uow
shooting par. Investigation reveal.
ed That they N ignoring the club
par and have set their ozn par.
49,
That viii be the only way come
OF Us wtli ever be able to shoot par
MacManus came within ne width
q . bal making ! hols IN ons sun
Gay. - close. It waa nearly :
tragedy. The irony OF 1t Is that Mac
had Just changed the location az
the holes, but apparently he didn't
change that "A quite enough.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
To
The Golf-Lon

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
BIG POINT

Rev. W. A. hurry Of Escatawpa
filled his regular appointment with
The church 81 this place. Sunday.
and was a dinner guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Cochran
o.
Sunday School attendance Is,
last Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W1hldden OF Pasca-
goula yer guests. Sunday after
noon Of the laEEer's parents, NJ.
and Mrs A. L vincent
o.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Barker Of
East Moss Point spent Saturday
night and Sunday here visiting Mr..
Bakers parents.
Mr. and Mrs Pope Of Pascasnola
we're guests, Sunday. Of Mr.. and
Mrs 4 l. Vincent.
Mrs A G. Cunningham, after
spending several weeks With her
son-ia-laB. and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Gilbert o. MONTGOMERY.
Ala. eane home wednesday Of iazs
week and was accompanied b. her
four sisters who spent the day TO-
gethef.
d.
Mfs Irwin Nelson weni 70 the
hospital Sunday afternoon 70 viaI
her nicer Elsie Cumbeaf. caugfIte.
% NJ and Mrs GtueFd CSrmbest
The daughter Is there FOR medical
treatment after an operation.
-
Mr.. and Mrs Roy 0an spent
SUNDAY With Hrs. ooffas brother
and Htstsr-in-laN. Mr and MrH.
Henry cumbsst q Wnde.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
BOXING MATCHES
AT MOSS POINT
FRIDAY NIGHT
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Buddf curbesl with Mrs. Cnften
was PLAYING . roand Nth sumaz
friends 0ne dag Lass week and hfs
Carten traded around with shefn
acting a. y caddy sire was over.
heard asking Buady "wlsl1an maTet
90 yuu want nos. honey.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Tom Zig Witty snid thas
Elner L1ttin Whiffy Cox MAS !
ait 3 c. FsfedrtCh chlnned in ard
aid Tom was haH right.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

~ uuEked both wnsa fer nnads
had hexu rolling The bali all mruunf
The coaFse~last IKE he waa play.
tflg erOQuet
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. W1hidden Of Pasoa-
goula we're guests. Sunday after
noon Of the iatter's parents, NJ.
and MfE A. I vincent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

hn Nua TwiN. b very waal
acquainted with Mr. PnFs frlend
Mr. Rosgh Twag b ankaeus e
meet Af PARKWAY
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Nelly Hr6k n2xlA az uaAIbuMt
EeSsaAs fame uas srouslat out last
SUNDAY By ceasxe Ryan 70 learn :
little epeaethlag shout ealf. -HoMs
never having q 4 enif ccufna b.
fores wun tho ruann tuo fnlen
ahead ard his teacher i hnsfna
10 eat 3 htils eros
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Mr. and Mrs Pope Of Pascagnola
were guests, Sunday. Of Mr.. and
Mrs A l. Vincent.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Mfr and Mrs Warren Barker Of
East Mom Point spent Saturday
night and Sunday here visiting Mr.
Bakers parents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Employment
Help Wantea-FemaIs

YOUNG GIRL TO work In store.
no experience necessary. Write
BOX E-66. care Press.
WHITE WOMAN - for general
homework. Go home nights. Call
after I p m, 207 n Maple.
WHITE LAUNDREss-for two fun
days work per week Phone 2i5-J.
CAPABLE woman for homework
and selling at roadside stand.
4s4s4 Ecorse. Phi. 7lOlF-2i.
SALESLADY-- steady for applicant
experienced selling dresses. ladies
furnishings. BOX E-7O Press
Agents Wanted
MAN OR WOMAN -2s TO as TO act
as agent for large, old life insur-
snce company. This may be the
opportunity YOU have been look
ing for E-6S care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Merchandise
Household Furnishings

Low PRlCES-on Gold Seal Rugs
and yard goods last Side Furni-
ture. S26 w. Michigan. IN. 1879
9xl2 LINOLEUM RUGS - S2.95.
small radios. stoves. furniture.
antiques. Noungs SO j.. Cross
LIVING ROOM SUITE . pc. rust
color, nearly new Reasonable
price. 1875 y. Huron River Drive.
SLIGHTLY USED puo-Therm
oil heater. Cost SS5. Now $50. Carl
Thorne Phone 1895.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26

STATE or MlCtnGAN The Pro-
bate Court for tho county OF WASH
teuhw.
At session 81 said Court isii A.
the Probate Otfice In tho CITY OF
Ann Arbor In the said COUNTY. on
the 3rd day Of March 4. u. lgtL
Present. Honorable Jay O, Pray
judge OF Probate.
In IMn AuIt-n ~ IL L-laln ~