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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
John Dancy Will Talk
On National Defense
AT Catholic Meeting

John c. Dancy, director OF the
Urban League IN Detroit and The
Rev. Father Edward Kern OF 81.
Edwards church will be the prin-
cipal speakers al an open meeting
OF the Detroit chapter OF the Ma
tional Catholic Interracial FEEDER
alton OF ST. Benedict the Moor au-
ditorium Beechwood ard Warren.
Sunday. March ,. at 3 o'clock in
The afternoon.
Mr.. Dancy will discuss "The Ne
gro and National Defense" and
Father Kern's subject Will be "Thc
Catholic Position Mrs Margaret
Rideout Will have charge OF the
musical program.
The Detroit chapter Is engaged
In a movement OF Catholic Action
its work at present is primarily
educational The committee Is
sponsoring an expensive program
this year which will include from
time to time lectures and promi-
nent speakers who. at open meet,
ings Will discuss timely subjects ol
interest. Representatives OF organi.
cations and the public are invited
to attend the meeting on March :
and forthcoming meetings during
The year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Edgar Guest
Will Speak At
st. Antoine
Marks Fourth
Visit OF Poet
To Branch

Edgar Guest. Detroit poet and
humorist. will be the principal
speaker at ST. Antoine Branch
YMcA. Sunday, March .. This will
mark Mr.. Guests fourth annual
visit to ST. Antoine. The musical
part OF the program. slated to
start at 4 pm. will be rendered
by Edward Lockett's Octetie.
The name OF Edgar Guest Will
go into history as one OF the popu-
lar literary figure In this coun-
try His poems are syndicated In
hundreds OF newspapers through
out the country, and as radio
star his programs attract the in
terest OF home-lovng people all
over the country. Mr. Guests
poems deal with the philosophy OF
every day life and his true por.
travail OF common things in an
uncommon manner has endeared
him in the hearts OF everyone.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Two Sentenced ;
For Fighting On
School Grounds
Drive Started
To Break Up
Gangs

a dive 70 break ~ ssnss Of
iecn-as' hoys who loicr around
'chools. rsas.ae dl,t4rhaufes ard
starting fights. horo fs f,sf frult
this week when mo boss voee scn-
fenced 20 Tie Detroit House ~
Correction for 9o DAYS
The boss Iertha Love rs u loo2
Theodofe aud John Green ~, Of
looS Garheld, weie eiter TIC sem
'enees by Recofaers Jaar4 W.
Mickey sktlmsn.
The boss we're arrested hy De-
tec'''es Edward Gaines and Aquil-
ado Harper o. The Jatsnie IL
vision. and rarninar Il lnnaso son.
Garfield station They were char
sed With .ntcring AROUND the Gar
field school. laNerd ana Farms
~ot'h. an'i tehrng plpls
Aceors.as 10 The officers COM
plants have beon fled n he Javs-
mie DIVISION aga.e-t these boys
WHO hans around the schools and
modest tAe siadeNts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Crusaders Endorse Labor Speakers Urge Negroes To Join
Country Club Hopes
For Greatest Season

Continued development OF the
property owned by the Great Lakes
Land and Investment company,
promises the greatest season OF its
existence. Despite the handicap i'm
posed by the severe winter wealth
er. work has continued on the club
house and on the grounds
The Great Lakes Country club
property is being developed as n
private country club. year around
resort and subdivision. The pro-
perty comprises two hundred and
sixty acres OF land IN Holly Town
ship. near Holly. Mich. Described
as land OF lakes and hills and
tableland' this property IS ideal for
the purpose for which It Is being
developed, having within its con-
fines, two OF the finest spring fed
lakes in the southern part OF Mich
igan--ideal for swimming and boat.
ing and abundant with game fish.
and located in The heart OF oak
land county. which county IL call
ed "Michigan's playground OF the
southwest"
serves Three-Fold Purpose
The Great Lakes Country club
Is unique in that 1t serves three
fold purpose, with membership in
cludcd with lot ownership. and Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Noted Churchlllan
To Speak Here
Will Talk Sunday
At Plymouth

The Rev. William d. Spofford.
executive secretary OF the church
League for Industrial Democracy,
will speak at Plymouth Congre-
gational church. Garfield and
Beaubien. Sunday evening. The
fourth speaker on the current lee
ture series sponsored by the
church the Rev. Mr.. Spofford
will speak on The Role OF the
church in American Democracy"
The meeting is scheduled to start
at 3 pm.
In addition TO his secretarial
duties. the Rev. MIR. Spofford. Is
a member Of the Committee on In
ustrial Relations OF the Federal
Council OF Churches and a mem
her OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Ameri an Civil liberties un-
ion. lie also served as labor
manager for the Knppeblemer Co.
and the Chicago Clothing Manu-
facturers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

Welfare Commission are not do
ing everything In their power to
remedy these conditions.
THEREFORE RE TT REsoIv-
Ed. that We. citizens OF the West
Side Community Of Detroit. as
Semhled at this Public Hearing do
hereby make known our demand
that an immediate and thorough in
vestigation be instigated by the
Michigan State Senate TO the en-
that these conditions may b.
brought to public light and improy-
ed IN the immediate future.
"tSigned
John Hell. Chairman.
arthur Peters. Secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Gov. Van Wagner
To Be At Anniversary
OF St. Antoine ~"

Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner,
In a telegram 10 Claude II. Cooper.
membership secretary at the 81.
Antoine Branch YMCA, accepted
the invitation to attend the siN-
teenth anniversary dinner OF he
Branch which will be held Friday.
March %.
lie telegram. signed by Ches-
ter p. Fitzgerald. acting executi, .
secretary said. Coy. Van WACO
ner accepts with pleasure the in
stitution OF the Detroit Young
Mems Christian association to al
end their sixteenth anniversary
'banquet Friday. March %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

lighter, smoother. underskin.
II - called Or. FRED
Polmsrs Skin Whitener and
has helped thousands 10
solve their complexion prob
lens. Used - directed Il
aids IN speeding up nstufes
method u taking OF" dull,
rough, harsh looking skin.
Why sxperimenti Get this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
|uAV-CI0 Wins
From
Head Of Club
Labor Official
Predicts Better
Jobs For Race
Nv 'arrIct Robinson

tn. crusaders club backed the
|,,AW.cIO sunday afternoon at a
r,ss meeting held at New Bethel
acquainl the community
Ian facts concerning the Ne
10 and labor which. oddly enough,
|many haye not as yet grasped.
swe know that the ClO is pro-
xrs.si,e~ we're the words used
h pr r. G. Boddie. president OF
I'M. Crusaders we know that
~ the cIO is step forward in
Ileyailng the struggling masses;
|,nd /, the Negro isn't a part OF
h. struggling masses. by God,
h. other group is
uInimises Discrimination
Tho endorsement came after
H. address by Mr.. Taylor, Off
|slal Of the Ford Organizing Com
|mi,ee ~ TIE rAW-CIO. substi-
huting FOR norman Smith. who
has recently evolved in the Ford
|lhurbance Despite the fact that
|rplor WAS prone 10 minimize
hremdces EXISTING In | b o r
|rriors and 20 be exceedingly vo-
! feroas in his condemnation OF
HI. eKlng o. Dearborn he point
hi nut several pertinent facts.
IN relating the influence that
h. union las played on job Sc
4 curl,y and intimating that non
|nnlon companies, have disregard
hi his rghi The speaker said
fNen. Whose labor has built an in
fn.try have a right to know
whether or not they will work
|fhe next day Their wives have a
klght 10 be able 10 plan for tomor-
ror for themselves and their
|thidren'
Race assured OF jobs
The speaker stated latter In the
kilress that though petty pre-
sadices d'd creep into labor in no
phase o. American life were races
mo's united During the question
period witch followed he aassur-
I'D hi listeners that not only
would Negroes working at Ford's
No maintained n the Union took
orer hu, that they would have
|bstter types OF Jobs and more sat
|issciory working conditions.
In Attorney William Banks
genera discussion OF Negro pro-
|gress he assorted. The Union Is
|hsre 10 stay. 1t would behoove the
Negro 70 ret on the bandwagon.'
"You couldn't blame the union
u. continued ~ they closed the
doors on me Negroes who refuse
IA help them organize. just as
they do whites Don't stand out
side and ask what did they do for
us Get In and protect your rights
and your job
DR. y G roddIe presided at the
meeting. Several quartet and
|thoral numbers were rendered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Probe


uation in Detroit has uncovered
many facts about the deplorable
conditions which exist in our COM
muniiy.
AND WHEREAS. these condi-
tons, such as the replacing OF city
employees by relief clients who re-
ceiye poverty wages for this work.
and housing conditions under which
thousands Of people are compelled
to live IN dwellings condemned by
the Citys own Department OF
Building and Safety Engineering as
we'll as many other abuses TOO mum.
erous to mention. are seriously
harmful to the welfare OF The com
minlty,
AND WHEREAS. we are con.
WINGED that the City's Housing and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Police Confiscate Large Quantity
OF Marihuana Cigarettes In Raid

In an attempt TO smash the mar
cotic trade which has been fIling
Detroit with msrhuana. members
of the Narcotic Squad last week
arrested two alleged peddlers and
confiscated a large quantity OF the
marihnane cigarettes.
Those arrested are James Elmo
Johnson. 26. OF 2SS Winder. and
Henry Bell. alias Dlckie. OF the
same address.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

The men were held FOR sale and
possession o. marihaaua after a
purchase was made. and fe large
quantity OF. cigarettes seized
lAe campaign against pedllers
has been ia'ensihed by TIE Mar
cote Squad. This Is especially ric
in yfinItics OF schools where Yed
dlefs lave hoen selling 10 students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Daughter Follows

Mrs Moore OF 653S Scotch ave-
nue. died at her home last Thurs
day evening. one week after she
hurled hcr aged mother from Web
per Funeral home. Funeral serv-
res were held at the home on
MONDAY az ! pm, the Rev. Henry
Porter Of the st John Presbyterian
|enureh officiating. The deceased Is
survived by her husband and six
p.children
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Resisted Arrest And
Taken To Hospital

Thomas J. Cent?, p. 1914 Clay
and Ernest knight. were held for
investigation after a gun had been
found In possession OF Cent?.
Police say Cent? resisted arrest
after he had been stopped TO be
questioned by police OF the Sew
cnth Precinct lie was struck on
the head and taken to Receiving
hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Attys. simmons & Bibb
HRS Grnffof Ave

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
mi; cour, for the County Of Wayne. In
Chancerv
ETHEL 1EF HARRIS. Plaintiff. W
DAVID HARRIS. Defendant
A, session of said Court held IN the
Court House IN the city Of Detroit.
Michigan on the sih day OF Sept. A. D..
1871
Pr'scrt Honorable SHERMAN d.
CALENDER. circuit Judge
In this cause ~ appearing from sfnda-
~ m Me that after diliRert search and
inquiry II cannot he ascertained IN what
state or Country the defendant resides
on molten 81 Simmons and Bib. At
torneys for Plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED That Jack Williams
appear and answer the hill ~ COM
plainf fied IN this cause within three
months from tho date OF this order. or
said hin will be taken as confessed
aRalns, him
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED That a
copy ~ this order 10 published accord
'ng ~ law IN the Detroit Tribune and
also that eory % this order be sent nv
registered mail ~ said defendant ~ HE
last knovn address asa tsth street, ~
Birmin gham. Alabama
SHERMAN u. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
cAsrAR :. LfNGEMAN
clark
r. :. q. NArLr
Deputy Clerk s-is-1o-7s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

FDM.:-l read your column Oft
en- and enjoy II. have changed
Jobs. DO you think it is better for
me? Will l be successful on this
one! / cm . little worried.
Ans.,-It's only natural that you
are a little frightened about your
new Job as everything seems 20
different 10 anything you have ever
done before. The thing you need TO
do Is make the people you are
working for like you by being Kind
and agreeable. Go 10 work on time
and stay as long as they request =.
you will keep the job.
M.G.B.-Recently I separated
from my husband and during this
time we have been separated
met someone that / am beginning
10 ike very much. This new friend
has treated me very nice al all
times and also while was having
trouble with my husband. He says
he is not married and / want 10
know /. he is going TO be fair with
me or not?
Ans.;-There's more 10 your
problem than an ex.husband and a
present lover -. who will assume
responsibility of your two children
and the child that i % he born TO
you In January! Mrs. II. I would
advise you 10 talk things over with
your husband and see ii you can't
work out your problems for you
wouldn't he doing the lair thing
Ia leave the father Of your children
for this other man. The new friend
likes you all right now hut
what about the time YOU are con-
fined with another mans child Z.
things will be different then.
LII have been going With
man about nine months want
20 know II he loves me enough FOR
us 10 get married and would be
DO we'll II We did marry?
Ans.:-He sure Is crazy about
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
LEGAL. NOTICES
Atfys. Graham. Garyin a smith
1896 Brush %.

Attya Graham. Gar,ln q smith
1896 Brush 81.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In chan
Gerry.
RUTH PETERSON. PLAINTIFF. w. FRED
PETERSON. Defendant
NJ. SIt.s55
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said court held IN the
Court House in the Cits OF Detroit.
Wayne county. Michigan. on this sth
day OF july. AID. 1871.
Present: Honorable ADoLPH =. MAR
ScHNER. Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing from the
AFFIDAVIT Of the Plaintiff on file IN the
above entitled cause that the pefen-
dant, Fred Peterson. is not a resident
Of this state
IT is ORDERED that Fred Peterson
appear and answer the Bill OF Com
plant filed in this cause within three
months from the date 81 this order. or
said Bill will be taken az confessed
against him.
1T = FURTHER ORDERED that a
COPY 81 said order be sent 10 the last
known address OF the said Defendant by
registered mail and in case no register
ed return receipt signed by the Defen-
dart - received that this order be pub
llshcd. as required by law.
ApOPH =. MARscHNER.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LfNGEMAN. Clerk.
nv a. A. BERGER.
Dcruty Clerk io-is-ii- 30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

you. You two seem 10 be we'll
matched being able 10 enjoy
the same things In lie and feel
you would be quite happy II you
carried out your plans 10 wed. He
means business.
R.CR.;-I am very worried
girl. / would Ike TO know how my
future stands and what must ex-
pect? viii there be any bright
things for me?
Ans.:-YOur entire future de-
ponds on whether you wish 10 fol-
low the right way OF lie when you
are let cut OF the institution you
are in at the present time. II l.
Just n easy 10 20 right as II II
-wr0ng and II seems 10 me that
you have time enough 10 think and
make your plans 10 a good Chris
tian girl. when you are released go
Immediately and get work adj
,ertise in the papers. and get out
and hunt work -. the next thing
join the church and be sure
that you 60 every week. DO all
that you can Tor your little son
hack home 10 and choose your
friends carefully. Make your flu
ture bright.
PR.s-I have been going with
this boy FOR two years and | want
20 know II there is chance OF my
holding on 10 him now?
Ans.:-Nes he still cares for
You. His being in the Army will no
doubt interfere with your romance
10 some extent hut II doesn't nes-
e>sarlly mean that yon won't he to-
geiher AT all. The training that he
i getting right now will help him
tremendously encourage him
10 like his present position.
S.T;--I started paying on some
thing 20 wear and | find out that
viii never be able TO get il. Tell
me wha; | should do abont II.
Ans.:-GO 10 the store where you
are paying on the articles and ask
ii you might exchange il for some
thing else less expensive you
haven't had the garment out OF the
store and II seems 10 me Ii You do
this i nice manner. they Will
consider letting you choose some
thing else In the store for the
money you have paid on the cloth
Ing. doubt seriously II they
wonld refund your money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Atty. Charles II. Perkins
b27 y. Warren Ave.
No. Sfa.eis

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the csrust
Court for the County OF wayn. Il
Chancery.
WALTER CHAMPION. Plaintiff u
MINNIE CHAMPION. Defendant
AZ session Of said Court. held a. he
Court House in the city % Detroit q
the 18th day OF Oct. A n 1871
Present: Honorable GEORGE n NrR
PLY. Circuit Judge.
In this cause Il appearing ny aiadsvR
on hie that tho defendant, Minnie Cham
pion cannot he served nv process isrust
out ~ this Court ~ she 10 not q rsslie-i
~ tho state NJ Michigan. but resides
~ sff wabash street. IN the CITY q
Salisbury. County OF Roman and STATE
OF North Carolina.
on Motion Of Charles r. Perkins Az
torney for Plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED That the dsfsnisrt
Minnie Champion. appear ana awe
the Rili Of Complaint in this cause viih.
IN three months from date ~ this crd'f
or the said Pill viii be taken - co...
tossed. and that this order IA puhllhN
according 10 law and cory thsreef
served upon the defendant By registered
mail a. required by law.
GEORGE p MURPHY
Circuit jutr
a. true copy
CASPIAN J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
Ry T.. q. 'NAJLr
Deputy Clerk. io-i'-iF"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Aftys. Lewis. Rowlette a Brown,
100 II. Antoine -.
STATE or MICHIGAN I
County OF Wayne. 80
M 9as 0t0

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne. 49,
No. 2s5.2is
~ session 81 the Probate Court for
said Comfy 81 Wayne held az the Pro-
hate court Room IN the city OF Detroit.
IN the second dav of October in the
year one thousand nine. hundred and
forfv-ore
Present. PATRICK H. o'BRiEN. Judge
O, Probate
n the Matter o, the Estate OF WILLIE
MAE STRONG. A Minor
CECIL l.. RovI.E TTE guardian ~
said minor having rendered TO this
court his FIRST and final account in said
matter;
r. IS ordered That the twenty-siehth
fay ~ October. next - ten o'clock IN
the forenoon A. SAID Court Room he ar-
pointed for examining and allowing said
account
l. T. frffhor Ordered That corv ~
this order ~ published three successive
weeks r-eviors 20 said time OF hearing
~ TIE re'roi' Tribune newspaper
rrlr'ed and CIRCULATING IN said County
% wavre
PATRICK IT o'RRrEN
Judge Of Probate.
a Trle cory,
CHARLES r HAnRrS
deputy Probate resister io-it-ii-i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Att, Charles v. Perkins
521 q. Warren Ave.
N aInIan


STATE or Mfr HfGAN. IN he circui,
Court for the county Of wayne. In
charrofs
HARRY GRAY. PiaintlN. w. ROSIE
CRAY. Defendant
a. session - said Court hsfd .. the
Court Iious" In the CITY % netron on
The fo'h dav ~ Oc' AD 1871
Present Horofshle GEORGE r. MUIR.
PLY. circuit Judge
In 'his-ralsc. n Appearing ~ afeda.
~ IN No mat tho defendant Doee
Cray, cannot be served by process issued
on' ~ This Court a. she is not resi-
don't ~ tho STATE % Mirhiran IN. re-.
sldfs IN 'he CITY Of Goodwin. County ~
Mercer. and State ~ West Vireinia.
IN Motion ~ Charles r. Perkins Al.
torney f0r plalntff.
TT rs ORDERED THAT the ds,endsn,
Rosie GRAY. appear and answer tho Bill
~ complaint IN this cause within three
months from The date ~ this order o,
that saif Rlli he taken ~ confessed and
tha' this order 30 published arcordin 2
~ law md copy thereof he served up.
On tho defendant ny registered mall a,
required BY law
GEORGE p MURPHY
Circuit Judge
- true corvl
cAsrAR T. LrNCEMAS. Clerk
~ T. r. NhrLT
Deputy clerk 1o-1s-ii-a,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Atty. Chns. v. Perkins
SCI y. Warren Ave.

MI. 1INlIa
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF wayne. IN
Chancpry
SHELLY BERNARD cowAN Plain
mr. We. SUSIE BELL cowAN. Defend
AZ session ~ said Court held AZ the
Court House IN the city Of Detroit IN
said County, on the 10th day Of oct.
a ~ 1871.
Present; Honorable GEORGE "
MURPHY, Circuit Judge.
IN this cause. n appearing by afnda-
va on Me that The defendant. Susie
Hell fowan, cannot be- served nv process.
issued out ~ this Court az she IL not
a resident ~ the state OF Michigan. hut
resides In the city Of Jackson. County
OF Madison and state ~ Tennessee.
ON Motion 81 charles ". Perkins At
forney for the Plaintiff
TT r. ORDERED That the defendant.
Susie He'll cowan. appear and answer
the Pin OF Complaint In This cause
win three months from the date ~ this
order. or that aaid Rnl viii BE- taken AZ
confessed and that this order be pub.
lished according % law and copy
thereof ~ served uron the defendant b.
registered mail ~ required ~ law
GEORGE y MURPHY
Circuit Judss
a true corvl
cAsPAR =. fIScEMAN. Clerk
BY T. y. NAuLT
Deputy Clerk te-is-lt-'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Attys. LOOMS. Jones Piper 4 Golden
ESQ Gratiot

STATE OF MICHIGAN the Probate
Court fer the County OF Wayne.
No. 2s1,35t
In the Matter OF the Estate OF RESA
~ JOHNSON. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all cred
itors OF said deceased are required 10
present their claims. in writing and un-
der oath. 10 said Court At the Probate
onice IN the city OF Detroit. IN said
county and TO serve copy thereof up
on iiYoD a. LOOMS. administrator.
At $50 Grafton Ave. Detroit. Michigan.
on or before the seventeenth day OF De-
cernber. a II. 1871. and that such claims
Will be heard by said court before Judge
THOMAS C. MURPHY In Court Room
No sos, Wayne County Building In the
CRY ~ Detroit. In said County. on the
seventeenth day OF December. AD. 1851,
al two O'Clock In the afternoon.
Dated October = n 1871
THOMAS g. MIRFHY.
judge Of Probate.
Published IN netroi, Tribune once IN
each each week for three weeks success
siseiv within thirty days from the date
hereof. 1o-is-ii-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Atty. Herbert l.. Dudley
1885 Russell ST.

1885 Russell 81.
No. sis,4ss
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the clrcui,
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
chancery.
PHILLIP AUSTIN. Plaintiff. '.
FLORENCE AUSTIN. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said court held A. tn,
Court House in the City Of Detroit or
the Sth day Of Oct. A. D.. 1891
Present: Honorable GEORGE b
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
II appearing 20 this Court from IN,
affidavit on Me. that after diiigeni
search and inquiry. the residence OF
Whereabouts OF the defendant, Florence
Austin. cannot be ascertained. and thai
the last known address OF the defendant
was 4e2s Scoval street. in the City oi
Detroit. County OF Wayne. and State Of
Michigan.
on Motion o. Herbert L. Dudley. Al.
torney for the Plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that she appear and
answer tho Bill OF Complaint Med IN thi'
cause within three ca months from this
date Of this order or said Bill Will b'
taken a. confessed: and that COPY oi
said. order he sent 20 the last know
address ~ said defendant by registered
mail. return receipt requested. and II
case no registered return receipt signed
nv the defendant II received. that thi'
order Re published ~ required by law
GEORGE II, MURPHY
Circuit Judge
"A true copy)
cAsPAR J LISGEMAN. Clerk
BY L. q. NAULT
Deputy Clerk 1o-iS-ii-s.