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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09

plicatiOnS for exemption. AL
though 5000 Jews are already
serving in the British forces,
mainly in Jewish units, the situa-
ton demands speedy enlargement
of the ranks, the proclamation as
serted. To spur the recruiting
campaign, Australian troops, head
ed by military S, paraded
through the main streets of Tel
Aviv, while Royal Air Force planes
circled overhead.
DR.. M. Altman, leader of the
Palestine Zionist = Revisionist
group, conferred with Chief Gov
eminent Secretary James McPher-
son and Major Clark, commanding
officer of British forces in Pales-
tine, on plans to convert the Jew
ish community into war machine
for more active defense of the
country and aid to the British war
effort. Both promised to forward
his proposals to the proper au-
thorities.
The outbreak of fighting in Iraq
has aroused intense excitement in
Palestine and the belief is wide
spread that the Holy Lana is ROW
on the front line of the war.
Scores of Jews tried to enlist in
the British forces even before the
general registration.
The Polish Consul General in
Jerusalem ordered all Polish citi-
zens in Palestine under the age of
as who received financial aid from
the exiled Polish Government to
join the Polish army Immediately,
with the exception of priests and
rabbis.
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confronted.
My first question to Rabbi Her
zog was on the aims and the func-
lions of the office of the Chief
Rabbinate and on the effect this
office has had on the Jewish COM
munity in Palestine. Rabbi Herzog
said:
"The task of the Chief Rabbi
nate is to serve as the supreme
religious authority of the Jewish
homeland. The office carries out
it's task in a measure which makes
it's influence felt among all class
es of the Jewish population and
in government circles in JeruSa-
lem and in London.
"The Palestine Chief Rabbinate
was jointly elected by the Jew
ish communities and the rabDls
of the Holy Land, and the cleo
ton was confirmed by a special
order-in-council of the Govern
ment. The jurisdiction granted the
Chief Rabbinate extends over sucn
matters as the personal status IN
marital and domestic relations
marriage, divorce, separation, sue
cession, guardianship, etc. Within
the limits of that jurisdiction the
decisions and sanctions of the rao-
binical tribunals (beth-din) or OF
the offices of the rabbinate where
such tribunals of three rabbls 90
not exist, are legally binding with
out recurring any sanction by the
government courts. However, sucn
decisions by courts of the tlrsI
instance are subject to appeal pc
fore the High Court (Betn-Dln
HagadoD of the Palestine Cnler
Rabbinate situated in Jerusalem.
Anneals are heard twice a week.
on Mondays and Thursdays, in the
presence of the Chief Rabbi ana
two of the members of the RABBI
nate. The language of procedure
is usually Hebrew, but the use OF
other languages is permitted wnen
necessity arises.
NATURALLY the men chosen lOl
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09

the Chief Rabbinate are renowned
for their scholarship and piety. 1t
is to be hoped that the prestige
of the office will grow and that
in time the authority of the Chief
Rabbinate will be recognized
throughout the Jewish cOmmuni-
ties of the world and that it will
help to promote harmony among
the Jews loyal to our tradition. 1t
is also hoped that the number of
the members of the Chief Rabbi
nate will in time be increased be-
yOnd the present number of eight.
CONTINUED Next Week)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09
MiZrachi ZiOnistS to
Meet May 1918 on
3Oth Anniversary

The annual convention of the
Mizrachi Organization of Ameri-
ca, religious wing of World Zion
ism, will open at the st. Charles
Hotel, Atlantic City, N. j., on
Thursday evening, May 18th, and
will continue through Sunday ev-
ening, May 18th. Mizrachi branch
es throughout the country are
making plans to send their dele
gates to this annual convention.
Over a thousand delegates a n d
friends are expected to attend this
important conclave.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09

Enlistment of unmarried Jews
began Sunday in response to
proclamation issued by the Jewish
Agency for Palestine and the
Jewish National Council. Jewish
officials said the call met with
warm response, but there were no
immediate figures on the number
of recruits.
There are already more than
5000 Palestine Jews serving with
the British forces in North Africa
and some were among the expe-
dictionary force evacuated from
Greece. Jewish soldiers returned
from Greece told the j. T. A. that
the majority Of the Palestine
Jews, most of whom were serving
in the Royal Air Force, were safe
1y evacuated from Greece.
An Allied steamer bearing 400
refugee Britons, Poles, Czechs,
German Jews and Yugoslavs from
Greece arrived at Haifa. The
steamer was part of large Brit
ish convoy which was unsuccess-
fully attacked from the air five
times. Escorting destroyers report
edly shot down one of the raiders.
The recruiting authorities named
a special committee to consider ap-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09
P Palestine Jews Enlist
As Axis Drive Nears
By BERL CORALNIK

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Recruitng of Palestine Jews be-
tween the of 20 and 30 in full swing this week to
meet the threat arising from the fighting in raq and the
ported Axis plan for drive towards Suez through Syria
nd fho HOLY, T
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09
Week In Review
SwASTIKA OVER THE
MEDITERRANEAN
q, MILLION sRoWN. J.T.A.

MEDITERRANEAN
Hitler's latest drive appears to
developing in the eastern Medi-
rranean, with the SueZ Canal
DnarentIy his objective. London
redicted for this week a man.
9TH pincer offensive against SueZ
om Suez in the west and French
bntrOIIed Syria on the east.
According to reports" said the
ritish Press Association, Hitler
planning to attack Egypt on a
gantic scale. His High Command
ave been instructed to disregard
asualties and concentrate on
chieving the swiftest possible adj
ance through Palestine by the
Sc of every device of modern
lechanized warfare on land and
the air."
Thus comes the Jewish home
nd's zero hour. For twenty years
Onist leaders have declared that
Jewish population in the Holy
and would serve as a bulWark for
be British Empires defenses in
be Near East. And now the hour
trial for $4,000 Jews is at
and. They are apparently to bear
be brunt of a mercilesS Blitz-
REG.
Palestine's Jewish manpower is
eing modified. The Histadruth,
he Jewish federation of labor, is
Rrrying out compulsory enlist
lent of all members between the
ges of 20 and 35. All recruiting
Palestine hitherto has been on
voluntary basis.
The Tel Aviv Municipal Council
as completed plans for new air
aid shelters to accommodate IT,
DO persons, in addition to exist
pg shelters for 10000. Tel Aviv
also planning to build two new
Ospitals.
Monday was a general Jewish
psf day in Palestine, devoted to
Payers for a British victory. Per-
nanent, continuous prayers have
zen instituted in synagogues,
|ith three shifts of congregations
ally praying for victory.
Amazing though it may seem,
|eSpite the war immigration to
|aleStine continues. Last week a
eamer arrived at Haifa bearing
W refugee BritOns, Poles, CzechS,
erman Jews and YugOslavs. The
MP was part of a British convoy
Inch had been unsuccessfully at
acked from the air five times.
A total of $500 Jewish immi-,
rants have entered Palestine
nee January, including 1,400 in
April. Another 1000, with immi-
ration certificates under the pre-
lous schedule, are waiting in
weden, Japan and Bombay. Dur
lg the pa st year, it was an
ounced, ISL Jewish settlements
Osorbed $4,000 persons and the
niux of Jewish capital during
ne year reached 100000 pounds.
from the United States, a mes
age OF encouragement "tO those
no are manning the rampant Of
'eedOm which Palestine has be-
'me today" was voiced by Sena-
II Barley, Senate majority lead
and chairman of the American
alestine Committee, at a dinner
Washington marking the
'unching of the committees ac-
"ues. The dinner was attended
y more than 200 Congressman,
aOlnet members, religious lead
IS and other persons from all
alks of life.
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Editors Note: Halevi Herzog Chief Rabbi of Paes
tne recently arrived the United States to seek support for
orthodoxy of rabbits and students in
interview expounds his views religious
questions the center of religious
thority for the Jews of the worldly
The which prompted Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevl
HerzOg undertake the perOus from Palestine to
America formed the main subject of interview which he
granted asked him several questions some OF the
most vital problems of Jews and Judaism today and the ans
wers he gave will help throw light the cOmplexity OF
the problems with which our cultural and spiritual life is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09

celebrities world Of music and the participated
nationwide broadcast the United Jewish Appeal for Refugees Over
90. Needs and Palestine which presented the red network the
National BrOadcang Company Wednesday evenings May an
Jascha Heife the XiOMt uS h sn
~Watcb On The Raymond Massey gh prominent actor
Illinois were featured the UJ A which also presented adj
On the and Palestine by Chief Rabbi Hog OF
Palestine and Pierre Paasen the noted author .
The MAY occurred the climax hundreds
throughout country behalf of the unified drive for the
out distribution Committee the United Palestine Appeal and the Ma
tOnaI Refugee Service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
Inkster lettings
h, MADELINE DerII.s

union were outlined briefly by Mr..
Jackson All citizens who ATE IN
teresied are asked 10 be present
at the meeting saturday evening.
Benefit RafiIr
A basket rattle and program
were sponsored by Mr- kellogg for
the hencfi, Of The Botter Citizens
club saturday evening Generous
contributions were given by MIS-
Melink. II Fri'ch Mrs Cracan Of
Mayne County l-ihrary association.
Dr. n 4 Milton Mes-rs. Rassing-
ham Feliroth and McCosky.
Mr.. ami Mrs Theo Morrison Of
Hickory entertained guest from De-
'roii recently Assisting her were
her sisters Miss J Nerdun and
Miss DEN Guost were Mes
DANES Smith HaniheriN Walker
AMI Riley and Messrs Walker and
Riley.
The SUNDAY school Of Womack
Temple invites their mother and
friends ~ Witness their program
AZ the morning service next sun
DAY.
rraav evening the First Baptist
church Viii Nc guest Of Second
Baptist church ~ Npsilanii
rhe Roy y. Ross pastor Of
Shiloh Bantsi was IN charge ~
the services Al First Baptist
church. vhllo Rev a l.. Merritt
conducted tho worship at Shiloh
Baptist in Detroit pr Ross sub
jet was Tho Reaeion Of Jesus"
Nerond Baptist
The Pasinr the Rev O. r. Jones
spoke on sleeping Watchman'
Mark l4.a7 flo said Tho church
az TODAY ( as,eep because il is
taking part IN tho social world.
with sinners Therefore the world
not hay confidence in the
church Christians cannot expect to
take part win the Sinners and
still ne haiian. that God
would have + M ho This message
was endowed hy all A. result,
fhgee Wee added 70 the church
IL me EVENING RcN G + Thorn
as Delivered sermonette on THE
Divine Ordinance 81 God The
Lords sippel Was administered
Miss christine Nhitncr is church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
NEWS FLASH

Modern Scientific home recent.
Decorated. new aud easier way
TO improve the personal appear
ance oi every living person. WIN
fhe addition ol glazol. that new and
rare substance recently compouiid-
ed In onc Of the nations leading
Negro college laboratories. Health
Tol Tooth Powder l. In increasing
demands. Glalol blended together
with the other ingredients In
Ilcalth.Tol Iooth Powder. definite
/, proven that and the teeth he
comes shades whittier. gold becomes
mare lu>trou> and sparkling and
that the gums. and teeth are less
susceptible 10 disease.
ADV.
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LEGAL NOTICES

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Cour nj The County OF Wayne.
No. s9n.ioG
In ihe Ma'its al Tie Estate Of
SARAH SMITH Deceased
Not IS acichy gAvn that all
creditors Of sala ar eascd arc re-
qaircl io rges'i lefir claims n
writing and nD osi1 ~ said
Couri 'he proaai, O.nee "a the
CITY Of peiiol 30 SAID county and
10 serve COPS ih~eo, Apon Wall
ter l. RILEY administrator ~ sail
estate a. 1891 Malieii S'rfsi De-
troi' Michigan on Of hc,nsc fHe
sixteenth day Of luls q. -. lail.
and that uca claims Will ho rard
by said coui before Judce Ihom-
as c Nu1hs in Cour Room so.
SOS wayne ro.Hiy Buildinr N tle
CITY 81 p'roif IN -1l County or
tho siNipgl'h d'y ~ July y y 1871
AZ two pNiock Il me afternoon
Dated Nfc s u 1871.
THOMAS G. MURPHY
Judge of Probate
Published pe4ct Triblnc onee
in each veek for Three weeks $40
ccssiro'N wthA hiry DAYS from
The date horcos
s-io 1891
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
CELEBRATION


dean ~ the Graduate school Ho-
ward university. will be the guest
rssacher SUNDAY morning A. IL
O'Clock Mrs Cora Jordan White.
Columns o will be tho speaker
AZ 3 o'clock SUNDAY afternoon.
memorial services Will be conduct
III BY Airs Christine 5. smith sun
' rshi
TIC cariata Rose Maiden will
~ presented hv the senior and
Jenos choirs Monday evening al
s nm Mrs Alberta Pope Bolder.
Soprano Mrs Bernice Griffcn-
Wa'o contralto; Or John Moore,
itno Edward Lockett baritone.
N 3 d. .olo'slr Mrs. Jessie Par
-h orcanist Prof Walter Nesi
art fr Ernest " H Johnson d I
r, pr
The enthronemont Of Miss Gem
fcaa banquet Will be he'd We'd
re-iaf evening with Drs Joseph
E,aH T. ID. Scott and Joseph Co
NJ former pastors as speakers
1af Ect J r. Mctlsin vii. pre-
side A. the 1Interdcnomination
y eMr Thursday Tho pageant
"lpon This Rock" directed by
81 Rosa /. Graer. author. viii
be- presented Fnda, night BISHOP
jos0 s Gragg. VII! hc guest
pf Ie sunday May IS. There
vN he q haas meeting az the
49, Msthodist episcopal
q le and choas snndaf afi-
V ,'fh ihc nce J \ Charles
tafman of 'he program COM
in te ~ tic ANL Alliance pf'-
sr. - Gtnfgp " Bahcr Will
m s4cs fprakcf,
Dad ,la-t MhNarr VII rfe.
sil ian 'ipsing stfNires by
ffa tlrs N0 Ha5 night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10

A musical and Spring fashion
show will be gwen az Nomack
Temple corner Cherry and Harriet
streets Saturday evening May 10
a. 5 pm
Mrs. Henry Talbot formerly
Mrs G Williams was feted AZ a
scellsneous shower SUNDAY aft
ernoon q The home 81 Mr. and Mrs.
" II TsNlor on Moore street.
Mrs Talbot Was quietly welded
la-, Saturday evening and is now
residing on Williams street, She
received several lovely and useful
GIFTS A delicious menu was sery-
cd 20 the guests
Faculty Play
Dent Darken Ms Door COM
DIV p three acts was presented hy
tho faculty OF lnkstcr Public
school on Friday evening Excel
.en' acting and a breezy plot kept
he audience in a constant state ~
mrih througholf The presentation
The members Of tho cast included
'he Misses Feilesfon vino suhsfi-
fafrl Ter Mss Graham Whitman.
r lat NanZardi Rowe and But
Ter as Ns,scrS Jackson and Dean
..r popularity ~ this annual
er7ma was a'tesfod 20 be the
crovdee capacity Of ihe Hi-school
auditorium Two performances
We Q cyer The afternoon matinee
fer Elementary and grade school
children and evening FOR adults
Improvement Association
Tho Nefkiv Official meeting VAS
~ VITA 'H;oresi 20 tsc community.
The roports ~ tho committees sent
70 con'ac' fhc village and council
o'tifefs Ucre read hf seclciafv
Mss y, " Whitman The associa-
'ton has sin,e US brief eNisisnce
NINA M" citizens conscious ~ the
necl - 'he communtr. In all
e-eNc me cWhcrne D. "
Ns't stated Thar "Nc can and
nt's pfescN solid fran' and
ltfH'fr can hf gained rs DIVISION
VI rcf hes 'a'e hu. make use
+" ~ orerNes fha' W have Sc
.3 l'i lnks'e~ is ono o. tho
rass'1 Spots ~ Wayne Cour,v
'redit Union
II l. . .f.
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Victor. They hcean IN ia2l acros I
the street from their present loca-
iion. with only themselves as opera
Tors To-day. the store employs six
clerks four OF whom are colored.
uro of these col0red clerks Miss
,iussie lee Royar, has hccn With
the nrnl since 1882
Nifing the pasf iwo-seofc years
ihe success % Bictor' Department
Store and tho number o. their sat
isfed customers have steadily in-
creased !, has succeeded because
gndcr the wise management OF rs
psoptirfors. the store has rendered
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Atty. thas. r. Perkins
121 =. Warren Ave.
No. All e99

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In ,s.|
Circuit Court for the Connie ID
Wayne. In CHANGER,
DOLlE DUDLEY Plalruy r,
OLIVER DUDLEY. Defaadan,
AT a session OF said Corr bsu|
al the Court House IN tns CIV n
Detroit on the 22nd day q, Apa'|
A. d.. 194l
Present Honorable Guy A. NIL.
LER Circuit Judge.
In this cause i, appearing By A..
iidayit or ME, thar the cefsnca-,'
oliver Dudley cannot be- served y
process issued on, Of this Court 4,
he Is not a resident OF the STATE .,
Michigan. but resides IN me Cir
o. Chicago. county o. Cook and
State Of Illinois.
on motion Of Charles L Perkins
Attorney for Plaintiff
IT Is OR DERED thai tne defend.
ant Oliver Dudley. appear and
answer the Bill % Complain N
TINS cause within three MONTH,
from tho date Of This order or hat
said Rill will he taken as confessed
and that this order be Published
according 10 law and csgf lhs,s.
q be served upon the de'r .iar' hy
registered mail as reqG.-sd hy lar
GUY a MILLER
C'r0lii jl3ss
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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. { has. u. Berry
1905 Broadway
No. 3lO.i9s

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court Tor INC county ot
Waynr In Chanccry.
JAMES ROBERTS plaintiff, Us.
GRACE ROBERTS Defendant.
ORDER or PuBIlttTl0N
~ a scss on Of said Court held In
The city Of Detroit "aTae County.
Michigan. on tho 18th day Of Arril.
ia4l
Present. Hon Dewitt II MER-
KHAN Circuit judge
II appesrins % this honorable
Cont from AFFIDAVIT on Mo herein
that after dilisen' search and in
Qnirs ne defendant residence IS
unknown and cannot he ascertain
ca
on Motion q Cha Ics r. Berry.
Afiofnc, for ph.nNtf
IT Is ORDERED iai cory Of
THIS orce be pnbli-hel according
~ law ia ihe potot Tribune a
ncn papf printed plhHshod and
circIlanrE N SAID an'y and that
cop, ~ this cfdor he sonf 70
.aul Defendant ~ her lasl known
rdtrcss 9e5i LAFAYETTE street
DctroN Michigan BIS registered
mail.
DEWITT n MERRIAM
Circuit Jadee
'N frue corfl
CASPIAN j. LINGFNlAN
Clorl
rs Carl. y BTCH0FF
Deputy Cicrk 5-lo-6-2l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
UAW-CIO Members To Meet AT School

Facts aho4, tho Go and i,s az.
fect upon the lives of Colored
America" was. the theme ~ a mass
meeting held Thursday MAY al
1880 p Ia, az 'he Columbian school
Warren and kuSsicy.
The meeting grew out OF de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10

eln,scut service and given real
values 20 us customers
Victor, Department store haAui-
os en- kinds %. dry goods ladies
apparel infant, gaim'nls slipt-
ana rouseho.d farms Ain- lhc
NicioIs puryha-c in uaantlly lots
ana az pyues which permit inem O.
pass an ihr savings iH Customers
BE saf % wish 'lls popular
store dUrfns rs Anniversary eel-
ebrariou Many roi ha'eaf arc
hcine offered rwce and terms
are reasonable You patronage Is
eOlfCfct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10

sire on the part 81 organized Ne
gro Ford workers 20 explain TO The
Negro public why We have Joined
tho LAW GO cNpla ned one Of
The ogesn.zc.s OF fhe Ford Organ
ding staff OF the ClO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
AttyS. Lewis. Rovlette & Brown
100 ~ ,ntoinc STREET
No. aG3 800
STATE or MICHIGAN


yum - ~
~ p sc-~i"n @ q, lrobafe ouM
i"r saii ''al.f y ',n' Afm al
,. .l ''n''', '' N',,N n n'
In g. = 'i'' wen
'lN"' Ve' ~ We N'",
~. 'I'pN''i' '''f "'ii'''H ana
lo,, J ,'''' ,.,,,,,.
f ~ Ns'' N' ~ ~ r.
N.-' 't
u ,ne Al,' h' 'Ae = '''c ol
NLni'h ~ ''-T i'''f'-'H
hiiNNiAN Nfiii p Af.n -ifN-
Tor with tbs ~ aa sol of alii
Estate. haNi,- h'.r'niorf Wr'Cf
Oh "a ff14 .l ht- ffrSf a.r.nitf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary

victors Department Store, located At 3l3o-l Hast
ings celebrating its twcntiethfannNersafY' me
success Of this popular establishment did not come by
chance but by the hard work sound business management
md honest DEALINGS OF its nronricor Mr. and Mrs Ben
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
CLASSIFIED


= stores on Brush street, suit.
able Tor beauty slop. barber shop.
mems furnishing. etc. Apply 2~Ol
Brush In Drug store.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10

Nice furnished room for man.
With or without board. 207 King
Ave. Phone Tr. 1-2i23.
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F0R RENT

Furnished Rooms Automatic
heating system; private Kitchens;
- per week mp; or i-room Apart
ment. furnished or unfinished
6l63 IroquoIs-1la block from Har
per.
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THERE'S BIG ONE CALLING YOU

THr fighting fish of Michigan waiting hungrily for
their annual usc tho other end Of your line. With
five thousand miles Of rivers and streams where brook
trout browns and ranbows jumping five thousand
inland lakes ccmng with bass lake trout pike. wacycs
and mukes- is any wonder that Michigan tops every
other state in tho number Of fishing license?
In the past year. millions of fish. many Of them of legal
size, have been placed in Michigan by the state
hachcrc' and feeding ponds. splendid system of state
highways leads tho lakes and rivers and the deepwatcr
fishing grounds oshorc. And all Michigan is dotted with
hotels and camps for The comfort Of anglers Telephone
ahead for rescr, aons. boats guides informaon Then
pack up your tackle and go where the fish are calling,
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LEGAL NOTICES
| has: Campbell. Law,sr,
S55SI Ir>Llne 4. ~

- NINE NJ
STATE or MICHIGAN IN. =.
cult Court for the COUNTY a, ~ u. ".
in Chancery. =" "ayns|
STELLA SCHULTZ PLANT.
LEO SCHULTZ. Dcfendar, vi
No. 30g.la,
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al a session OF said com,
in the City OF Detroit March ~, ss.i
1911. y" 10
Present The Hon vlNcE>r !,
BRENNAN, Circuit judge VI
II satisfactorily appear,n, i
iidayit on file that sumro,s ~
been returned Not served ~. Pay
defendants residence is pnsr ,-H
and II cannot be ascorfains@
what state Of Country the ss,A y
PENDANT resides. after dlli,s,,
search and inquiry.
II Is ordered ths, the sara 49,.
dant appear herein within ,s s.'
months from tho date 81 ,h,s o ,~,''
or me bill OF complaint filed hs..
ia may be taken as confessed j.,
that this order be served ana n.y.
llshed Accepting to l3w ana ro rs.
thereof mailed 70 tho sas AK,
dant at his last known adarss. .
VINCENT NJ BRENNAv
Circuit Jud,.
"a True Copy
cASPAR J IdNGEMAN. Ger,
BY F. j. DJNN
Depntv Clerk. a.oe &,
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WANTED

Real Estate Statesmen. Male or
Female. Good commission; plenty
OF prospects; automobile service.
500 r. Hancock, corner Beauben.
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N 49,. win -Fff
-f--------
STATE or MICHIGAN The ri
bate Court for the C3anfy q Wae,.
No. 390.igg
in the Matter az ta Esa'i ~
NELLIE LYTE. Decea
Notice is horehy eiyet thar all
creditors Of SAID decea. 7re ~
qafed TO present then claims d
we.tirs and under oa'h ic SAD
Court a, tho PrNbate O'ae IN he
city Of Detroit y said casui sri
10 serve a copwEicroof apon RER.
NICE LANGSTON admni.iralri
" said estate AZ ei0l WooiroF
Ave- Detroit Michigan Oh or ts.
forc the sixteenth dsy Of j'D, g.
y iail and that such CLAIMS Ull
he heard hy said cour' .hs.ore lrdg'
Thomas G Murphy in C0aH Rom
So sos Wayne County bN'or- q
iho Cfy ~ Detroit IN sad Court!
on the sixteenth day % July \ D.
1871 q two O'Clock IN ths af'arroon.
Dated MAY 3. A. u. l9ii
THOMAS & MURPHY
Judge ~ PROBATE
Published in Detroit Trhsne ors
in each week for three v,es, sue
cessively within thirty days ron
tho date hereof =.