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 teur League: Joseph Oliver, of Bridge street, business man; George Kingston, son of Alderman L. Kingston and former athletic star at the University of Connecticut; Harold Cashin, son of Harry X. Cashin, local dairy operator; anG Patsy Perugini of Bergen street.
 The full list of men who left today to beging their army training IS as follows:
 Ken Grass, 30 Whittlessey ave- nue; James P. Walsh, 21 Luke street; Raxhep Hajridin, 1o3 Scoviu street; John Skiers, 73 Phoenix avenue; Reginald Cossette, 578 Woodtick road; Francis Bevins, 138 Sylvan avenue; Joseph Parker, 1177 Baldwin street; Ourelle Descha1nes, 444 South Main street: Antonio Tena, ITS South Main street; Har- old Cashin, 213 Woodlawn avenue; Arthur DelPrincipe, 215 Baldwin street: William Scott. 8 Middle street; Paul Ratchford, 3S5 Meriden road: Vincenzo Visons, PIP Wall street; Francis Els, 38 Wildwood avenue; John Curtin, g Gates ave- nue: James Killian, 8 Pleasant street; John Griffin, 151 South Elm street; Joseph Deegan, 51 South Elm avenue; Roger Lauzier, 332 Baldwin street: Leo Sambuco, Merihne ave- nue: Joseph Oliver, IS Bridge street John Mullaly, 33 Fuller street; Le- roy Pagan, 94 East Main street; Roy Lockhart, 23. Meriden road; Charles Case. 79 Capitol avenue; Edward Lynch, 1915 East Main St.; Donald Clapp, Jr., 35 Thomp- son street; Charles Hensle, 109 Fair lawn avenue; Joseph Brophy, lSS Beecher avenue;
 Peter Padlewski, 35 Pemberton street; Frederick ONeiil, S7 Edson avenue; Walter Dunn. Scott road; Daniel Grassi, 47 sylvan avenue; Edward Donnardeaux, 262 Merider road: James Murphy, 2T6 Home. stead avenue: Adelard Berube. "A Sylvan avenue; James Colangelo 68 South Elm street; Leonard Win terholder, l03 Edson avenue; Pas quale Perugini. 22 Bergin street; john Sweeney. 2l8 Southmayd road Daniel Pettinico. Q Barden street Salvatore Cardella, 282e East Main street: George Kingston, i49 Wood tick road; James OBrien, ie0 Bald win street: William Nadeau, % Cols street; Weston MacRae, 50 Stan' wood drive, New Britain. Conn.
 Transfers: William Poster, bos es, Waterbury, Local Board No. 2 pontico, Michigan; Antonio Nobre' Ra, a Union street, Local Boars No. 1a, simpson Black, Wailing ford. Conn; Joseph Pivariiik Thompson street, Hamilton helshts Local Board No. 20A, Main street old Lyme. Conn.
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FL. CHASE RESIGNS AS COMPANY HEAD
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(Continued from Page D land and the Bankers club of New York. He is a member of the Sec ord Congregational and St. Johns Episcopal churches. He served with the City Guard in 1918.
 Mir. Chase married the late Elsie Rowland, and there are six children.
 The new Chase O., president, MT. Hart, was born in New Britain in 1884. He attended New Britain high school and Yale university, serving while at Yale as editor of the Yale Law Journal.
 He came to Waterbury in 1910, and joined the law firm of Bronson & Lewis. He was partner in the firm of Bronson, Lewis & Hart from 1914-1924, when he became affiliated with the Chase Go.
 He was named general counsel and assistant secretary in 1924, gen. eral counsel and secretary in 1883 general counsel and vice president in 1886, and executive vice presi- dent in 1888.
 I1E Mho Ak4 OAtoQNNCooAAA SGAANtAA~@tS for the state senate in 1916, and was a member of the board of aldermen in 1920 and 1921. A Democrat, he was corporation counsel from 1922 to 1924. He has been @ member of the zoning commission, the com mittee on additional water supply the state. old age pension comnlis- sion, and the state commission tc revise the military laws. He hai been associated with the Lincolr House association, YMCA. Boys Club, Boy Scouts and other or ganizationG.
 He is a member of the Water. bury club, Country Club of Water bury and the Yale club Of New York He Is e member of the First churct in Waterbury.
 Mir. Hart was with tho waterbury National Guard from 1911 Co ieio and served at the Mexican bordel ln 1916 and i0i7. He was judgl advocate general, with the rank cl major, Of the National Guard, fol two years aflel the var.
 Mr. Hart now makes his hoIn' In MlddlebuFys
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Trw morning on Generalissimo <shiang and President Lin Sen.
 FoaIr days out of Kuibyshev, Rus sa WiIlkie's big United States army {Fansport plane Tiah Shan CheaV- Ns1Iv naountain) landed at the Eshrngking airport at 3:43 p. m {S.13 d. m. EWT), piloted by an kxnegican officer.
 As Willlxie stepped from the plane, EatIess and with his tie slightly 2xkew. he smiled broadly and sald %Ifh 4 wave of his hand to the high fss95nese and United States officials [sT envoys of five allied nations &,miking him: Good afternoon, zrybody-helloF" A Chinese army band struck up &sSt inc Star Spangled Banner ana s~ ihe Chinese national anthem. S1IiIkie's face set in an instant .S sse stood stiffly at attention.
 8rsld a profusion of Chinese ana 5.'fT7can flags, Willkie was well &rd bv Gen. Shang Chen, repre- |Inr Generailsslnlo Chiang kai- *..&Es WInance Minister H. H. kung' <r TorsIgn Minister P. s. Foo snr TE. e. Wu of Chungking, Gen: 1 &hih. commander in chief or
 fYhnnsking garrison: Wu Ten s.1. aecfelary of the government
 4Euomintang: Lieut.. Gen. Jos
 W. Stllwell; commander ln s nf United states nghting ra In aoutheast Asia; Brig. oen. SIS r. Chennnult, communicating M states aig forces iEa china; {;
 leaa Ambassador Clarence D.
 ffe British and Russian anl-
 orS. the Aunlrniian and Nctn-
 N,lnirtefB and tho Turkihn
 Es a,anAirea, the only neutral -I..S.s.tsds of chinese officials
 4S1 filn ceremony,
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the patriotism of those who would attempt to discredit the leadership and program which are so highly prized by the leaders of our gov- ernment.
 Attacks also have been made on our international representative Don Harris. Here, too, is man who has succeeded in aiding workers to organize into strong, militant unions, where others have failed. His Suc- cess has brought down upon him the venom of employers from one end of the country to the other. And Congressman Dies made him a target, too. In our opinion, any labor leader who draws the fire of un-American Dies may feel sure he is succeeding in aiding the working men and women of America. For it was Dies hatred of labor leaders and other progressive public fig ures which caused Vice President Henry Wallace to say: "He could not be doing greater service for the Axis were he on Hitler's own pay- roll"
 As delegates to the convention in Denver at which our union stood firmly behind the program of Reid Robinson, we shall bring our report the Chase GIG membership at a meeting in Wilby high school this Sunday afternoon. The member ship will decide for itself whether or not Reid Robinson is a man worthy of their support. And we are certain that the lahor-states- manship of this man will weather the islander to which he is now be- ing subjected.
 There Is no doubt that the red
 batting campaign carried on in the local press has set back thu
 organization of Waterbury work CTS by many years. We're sure thai the anti-labor employers Of this cit, are quite happy about the whol' | thing.
 But most important of ail Is thil fact: Unprlnclpied red-baitlng aIis abor-haiting serves only to eis' unite iabor's ranks. And since lAbol unity ls necessary % win this WnF these atiaeka are hIaWB nt Amer icaa war effort. They are nabofago They ald Hitler, and enly Silller.%
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-02
Walter WincheII
 On BrOadw0y .
ssaAa hsarh MeSiRsFsd. osDyTtgAt Is4O. DalW m1V~s

He turned down commission so he wouldn't. embarrasS the Treasury, after a paper in Washington made remarks about hiding behind his deferment privilege to dodge the draft" <. His pals tell me 1t was 8 harsh criticism and untrue .. Re- minds me of the line diplomats use: NO good deed goes rlnpunished in Washington" Sue Ryan was in grooming about 8 critic, who is so fussy he complained in his notice about Stripper Margie Hart's dic- tion!
 An army officer told me he couldn't do it, but that if someone told you to mention this 1t would help a lot. Civilians canont buy Yank, the very interesting army newspaper. But it can be pur- chased by relatives and friends of soldiers as gifts for men in the serv- ice. That would up circulation plenty Josephine Houston, af- ter years tossing around in Holly wood will be heard on the Wilbur Evans program Sundays at 2 '. [. Your mentions of the devastating piece Gene Fowler wrote in reply to T. Dreiser's remarks in Canada, brought queries from editors who wanted Genes address, hoping he'd give it to them |. V. No dice. Why don't you try again? We asked first, anyhow Jack Spooner, head man at the Cub, has applied for duty with the Marines. He was in the last war . The returns are not all in yet, but Navy Rellefs drive will reach at least 9 million.
 There's a corking line in the pie ture Manila Calling" The film isn't anything special, but the eloquent line is: "The Americans in the Philippines didn't surrender they only ran out of blood!" Larry French, the Dodger pitcher, was down at Pine Street headquar- ters applying for commission in the Navy How Tempus Does Fugit! Adolphe Menjou, who used to play Great Lover roles,. now plays Rita Hayworth's pappy in You Were Never Lovelier" =. Lt Terry Jackson of the Navy prom ised Carol Dexter that if she'd marry him he'd get Walter Pidgeon as best man. What else does she want? I didn't see anything here about Jean Parker's divorce from Doug Dawson. Probably broke out there Here's one for the Mir TOTS Sunday section on glamour gals. Kay Buckley, a chlorine ir Lets Face it!" is quitting the show to go to Columbia University
 Sudden Thawt: If the mayor really wants to wipe out gambling in N Y.-why doesn't he try shutting down Wall Street?
 YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
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Sillsbury, Conn, Oct. 2-(UPl- Lester Reiser, 4l, Avon, was killed late yesterday when the truck he was driving skidded and overturned on a back road. His wife of a few months, and Reiser, 20, was injured critically.
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A Berlin broadcast reported that Taylor conferred yesterday with Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar of Portugal.
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WILLKIE ARRIVES
 IN CHINA TODAY

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MYRON (. TAYLOR
 MAY VISIT LONDON

London, Oct. 2-UP)-Myron c. Taylor, President Rooseyelt's per- sonal envoy to the pope, may visit London on his way back to the United States, it was understood to- day.
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AUSSIES APPROACH.
 CHIEF JAP BASE

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CHASE LOCAL
 HEADS ATTACK

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DRAFTEES LEAVE
 HERE FOR CAMP

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Atty. W. 7. Patrick. sr.
Innl - AnAnlna -


STATE % MICHIGAN in the Circuit,
Court for the County 81 Wayne In
chancsry.
NARDfsT KENnRICK. Plaintiff. va
SARAH KE%DRIrK. Defendant.
AMENDED ORDER TO APPEAR
At session Of the above entitled
Court held IN the County Building IN
the city 81 Detroit County OF Wayne.
ard state o. Michigan. this 2sth Day
Of February A. n. 1872
Present HON Guy A. Miller Circuit
Judge
satisfactory proof appearing by AZ
fidavit hereto attached showing a.
monr other things that the Defendant.
SARAH HENDRIX. IL not a resident
~ the state Of Michigan. bur that her
last known place Of residence Was az
No rs Canifai Avenue. Montgomery
state Of Alabama.
on motion % WILLIAM T PATRICK.
sR Attorney for The Plaintiff II Is
Hereby Ordered that the Defendant en-
tor her appearance. either in person OF
Nv ATTORNEY. within three months from
the date - this order or tho Ril ~
Cowriain, viii 10 taken as confessed
ara!ust her.
II IL Further Ordered. that true
copy ~ this Order - sert 20 the last
known address ~ 'he Defendant by reg
isfercd mail postage prepaid. return re-
ceirt requested. ars ,fa' true cory
% said order be published according 10
Law
This order g sgref February ss.
i9i. runc rro furr as % February 90
isie
CITY MILLER
Circuit Judge
~ Tru. corv)
cNsPAR = IiNGEMAN Clerk
nv " r GFACE
Deputy Clerk t-as-is.
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Atty. VIM. Y. Patrbk. -.
1901 -. Antolne 81.

NJ. Ifdt90N
STATE OF NirUfCAN II the Circuit
Court fnr the County ~ WAYNE. In
Chnncerv
rrRcY WILLIAMS riain,ff ".
MAGNOLIA WILLIAMS Defendant
ORDER TO APPEAR
- session % the above enfltied
Court hold m tho County Building IN
fhe city - Detroit. County OF WAYNE.
and State o. Michigan hrrnf a = 1919
Present Honorable SHERMAN n
CALENDER. Cirru.t Judge
Sa'isfa rtorv rroof appearing ~ an
dnrlf thar tho defendant MAGNOLIA
WILLIAMS a. not resident ~ the
city ~ Detroit. County - Wayne. and
State % Michigan. but that her last
known residence was ~ No go Browns
Alley, Chattanooga Tennessee
on motion - william r Patrick. sr
Attorney for Plaintiff - 1s Hereby or
deref that tho Defendant MAGNOLIA
WILLIAMS. enter her appearance. either
IN rcrson or ~ ATTORNEY. within thrce
months from the date hereof. or the
Hil ~ Complaint viii Ne taken ~ con-
fesqcd against her
II II Further Ordered. that . true
copy ~ this order he published IN \
nowErapcr. IN and f0r The County Of
Wayne state 81 Michigan ana further.
that a true copy ~ said order he sent
- The iast known address 81 mo De
fendan' hv Registered mail postage pre-.
/ paid. return receipt requested
SHERMAN u. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
| cAsrAR = ITNGFMhN. cierk
By WALKER q. MEYER
Deputy Clerk
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Attys. lewis. Rowiette & Brown.
100 ST. Antoine 81.

Estate OF MICHIGAN in the circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
ccrv
ROBERT GIBSON. PLAINTIFF. vs. Ell.
LA GIBSON. Defendant
No. sei.s55
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session OF said Court held a. ths
Court House in the city OF Detroit on tn,
10Th day OF February An 1912.
Present, Tho Honorable CRY 4 MILL.
Err Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof bv affidavit show
inr that II cannot be nscertained In what
state or country the defendant now
resides. and her present wherea bouts r
unknown. that her last known address OF
residence was care Of General Delivery
city Of newark. County OF Essex, and
state Of New Jersey.
on MOTION OF LEWIS ROwLETTE
BROWN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
TT rs ORDERED that the said defend
ant enter her appearance in said cause
on or before three (sb months from tbs
date Of this order. or the hill 81 COM
paint may he taken AZ confessed and
that said order he published and n copy
thereof served upon defendant. Ella Glib.
son. by registered mall. as required by
law.
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
- True Copvl
cAsPAR !. LTNGEMAN. Clerk.
Bv T. r. GRACE,
Deputy Clerk. t-if-f-l5-
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Attys. Lewis. Rowlette 4 Brown,
100 u. Antoine -.

Attys. Lewis. Rowletfe Brown
100 Il. Antoine -.
STATE or MicHlGA> ~ ne circuit
Court for the County o. Wayne N Snan-
Gerry.
WILLIAM ROBINSON. Plaintiff. vs.
JULIA ROBINSON. Defendant
No. se6.so7
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session OF said court he'd A. the
Court House IN the CITY n Fe'rcii on
the 18Th tay ~ March a r. 1912.
Present Hon: ROBERT ~ Toms
Clrcut Judge
satisfacfory proof ~ sridsvi' sNo" ~
that u carno; 70 as srfa'red N ~hAt
e,afe or country the dsfertar' row re-
SIDES and her present VhereAoou's
unkrNnn. that her last knovn place ~
residence was care ~ Generai Delivery
CIV ~ ciefe.art County ~ clyahoga'
AMI state - Ohio
OK MOTION or LEWIS. RoNLETTE
4 DR0UN ATTORNEYS FOR Tia'ntiff. Will
lam Robinson
IT rs ORDERED that the sait de-
PENDANT enter her appearance IN said
cause on or before three 80 months
srofn Tho da'e - itis order, o. tho MI
a., fa~irf.lrf wny he taken as confessed
a-a Tint saif order - published and a
cerv thereof served upon defendant by
rezistered mail a. rsquirtf ~ aw
ROBERT " TOMS.
Circuit Judse.
y LfNGEMAN. clerk
- T-ra rervF
Ry = y GRACE
Der..- tifrk Fll-t-.t
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Atty. VIM. v. Banks
4O5 Graflot Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the cir
cut Court for the County OF Wayne 10
Chancory.
ALLEN HrLr.SMAN, Plaintiff Va
MYRTLE HlLLSMAN. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
AZ session OF said Court held ~ the
Court House IN the city OF Detroit,
County Of Wayne and state OF Mehisan.
on tho 10th day OF March. 1852.
Present; The HON Robert NJ Toms
Circuit Judge
II appears by affidavit attached here
TO the Defendant. Myrtle Hllismana
present Whereabouts are unknown ami
cannot be nscertained IN what state or
country SHE now resides.
on Motion % William v. BANKS ~
torncy for the piaintin 1T rs ORpFk-
~ that tho said defendant. MyiNe
hillsman, enter her appearance IN thH
cause on or before three ca months
from tho date OF this order. or that th-
said Rill OF Complaint viii he taken ~
confessed. and that this said order re
served and published as required ny
law
Robert NJ. Toms Circuit Judge.
tA True Copy.
CNSPAR J. I.TNGEMAN, Clerk.
nv l.. q NArLT
Deputy Clerk l-l-t-is.
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Attorney Herbert l.. Dudley


sThTE or MICHIGAN IN the Cir
cult court Tor the County OF Wayne in
Chancert
CLARA =. HAMMOCK. Plaintiff vs.
GEORGE HAMMOCK. Defendant.
No. Se5.00e
~ a session OF said Court held ~ the
Court Honso In tho city 81 Detroit. on
~" FRA dav ~ February. 4. n. 1919
Present The Hon. Lester s. Mol. Cir
culi Judge
~ aprearlng 20 this Court from the
affidavit on file IN this cnuse that the
d'fenfahf. George Hammock - not a
resident 81 the state OF Michigan, but
resides az :.z Virginia Street. Mt. Airy.
North Carolina.
on motion ~ Herbert T.. Dudley, At
tornsy for plainuff
1T is ORDERED that tho defenda NJ
appear nrd answer tho Bii Of com.
plant flied IN this cause within three
months from tho date OF this order. or
said btu VIII be taken rs oonfesscdt and
thht "a copy ~ said order be sent 10 the
last known address Of the said defend
ani by registered mail. and In case no
registered return receipt signed by the
dffendnnt II received. that this order
10 published ~ required by law.
"a True Copy
LESTER 3 MoLL
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR '. rrNGEMAN, clerk
Ry u. STRATMAN
Deputy Clerk. i-l-g.is.
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Atty. William T. Patrick. sr.,
I0nl 60 A..a-ta. Caaama

1901 -. Antoine street
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court Tor the County Of wsyn. in Chan
Gerry
MAr-nE " DUFF PLAINTIFF. vs.. LAW
RENEE DIFF, Defendant
No. 3e5.5OO
ORDER TO APPEAR
A, session OF the above entitled
Court held In the County Building IN the
state of Michigan. this 27th day OF
February. AID 1892
Present; Tho Honorable GUY A MILL
Err Circuit judge.
Satisfactory PROOF. appearing by afi-
davi'. Tint tho Defendant. LAWRENCE
DUFF r. not resident of the City -
Detroit state ~ Michigan. but that his
last known address was at le57 Hunter
Street Long Island. state ~ New York.
on motion ~ WILLIAM r PATRICK.
SIR. Counsel fnr tho Plaintiff,
n j. Hereby Ordered that the Defen-
dant LAWRENCE DUFF. enter his
appearance IN tho above entitled cause
within three months from the date hero
~ or Tho Bli Of Complaint viii he taken
as conf, ssa1 against him
II ~ Further ordered that true copy
~ this order DO sent 20 the last known
mail return receipt requested. and that
true copy Of this order To Appear he
published IN newspaper. IN and for
the County Of Wayne. according N law.
GUY a. MILLER,
Circuit Judge.
a True copv)
cAspAR J. I.rSGEMAN. Clerk.
Ply 7. q <ArLT,
Deputy Clerk s-it-4-95
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Atty. y. -. Morris.
1850 Hastings 81.

STATE or MICHIGAN the Probate
Court for the County 81 Wayne.
NO. 297.aii
In The Matter 81 the Estate OF DR.
CARROLL G. STRICKLAND. Deceased.
Notlce ~ hereby given that all cred
Tors ~ said deceased are required TO
present their claims. In writing ana ur-
der oath. - said Court ~ the Probate
ONCE ia the city ~ Detroit. IN said
County and 70 serve copy thereof up
uron Young Strickland Carroll n.
Strickland. and Jennie n. Strickland.
Executors ~ said estate. ~ st10 Sian-
ford. CA Watson and cos7 Fleetwood.
l"ftoit. Michigan. respectively. on or
before the ist dav 81 June. AID i9f.
arf that such claims viii be heard BY
said court before judge JOSEPH A.
rPHY IN Court Room 40 3i9. Wayne
county Ruliding IN tho cry % Detroit. IN
said county. on the lst day Of Jane.
Ap 1919. At two o'clock in the after
noon
Dated March -. Al fsf.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate
puhi'shod IN Detroit Tribune once IN
each week for three weeks sucecssiveiy.
within thirty days from the date hereof
3-cs--f-l1
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County Of Wayne

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County Of Wayne
No. .s65
In the Matter % tho Estate OF CAR
RE DANKINS. Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that all credi-
tors % said deceased are requested 20
present their claims. in writing and IN
der oath. TO said Court Al the Probate
once IN the city OF Detroit. IN said
county and 20 serve = copy thereof upon
LEROY DAwKISS. Administrator Of
sasd estate a, 1871 Mcpougaii. Detroit.
Michigan on ~ before the nth day OF
June. A. r. 1919. ana that such claims
~ill he heard ~ said court before Judge
THOMAS c MURPHY. in Court Room
No 900. Wayne County Building IN the
City OF Detroit. IN said County. on the
18th day % June A. n. iet. AZ two
o'clock IN the afternoon
Dated April 9. A. d. isl..
n J. HEALY
Judge Of Probate
Puhrshed IN Detroit Tribune once IN each
week for three weeks successiveiy. within
thirty days from -re date hereof
t-ff--l-1S
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rect birthdate and address. In
clnde a self-addressed stamped en-.
,elope for your private reply.

NJ. ID. H.-Now here is my cad
ness In life. There was only one
man in my life and am AZ years
old now. This man couried me 8
years and wouldn't marry me so
married someone else. My husband
died and still this man would not
let me alone. Now thir has been
going on for 81 years and don't
know what to do with him. Advise
me?
ins;- Marry the man. That i
" hat you have wanted 10 do many
times. hut you Just didn't want TO
give in. lie has worried you for -
years and that seems proof enough
that he won't ever be happy until
you give your consent 10 marry.
He realizes that he made a mistake
not 10 marry you years ago. hut
when you married someone else, he
couldn't change things then.
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Attys. Bledsoe a Simmons
1903 Broadway
No. 9fH.qOB

M. SIo,NOo
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the CIR
cut Court for the County OF Wayne
VICTOR GRAVES. Plaintiff W. An
ME MAE GRAVES. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session Of said Court held AZ the
Courthouse In the City OF Detroit, IN
said county and state on the 2sth day OK
March. A. D., 1912
Present The Hon. LESTER 3. MoLLa
Circuit judge.
on reading and filing the affidavit
hereto attached. from which II appears
that tho defendant Annie Mae Graves
u resident OF tho City OF Detroit
state Of Michigan. ana when last heard
OF ana from resided at sSsi Macarthur
street. therefore
on Motion Of Edward A. Simmons at
torney for the plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
appear In this cause within three W
months from the date hereof. either IN
person or by attorney, and that her
failure 70 do 10 viii cause her default
10 be taken.
AND 1T n FURTHER ORDERED
mat copy OF this order together with
= copy OF the Affidavit upon which Y u
rounded. be served upon the defendant
~ ner last known place OF address ~
cd.
dered
LESTER s. MoLL
Circuit Judge
"a true COPY
cAsPAR J. LINoEMAN. Clerk
by A. HAR0REAvHs
Deputy cisk t<-s-is