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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

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ORDER OF PUBLTCATION

OhtbA@AA VT IAbA&hNhAAV
~ a session OF said Court held At ne
County Building OF the city q psirst
IN the County Of Wayne and state q
Michigan. on this 27th day Of April Al
1879
Present; The Hon. GEORGE b Nuh
rHY, Circuit Judge
IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT ATTACKS
hereto that the defendant deserted Nv
Plaintiff IN 1897. and that abe has mad'
search and inquiry 20 ascertain rhss
the defendant may now reside. and IRON
such inquiry and search she has osn
informed that the said defendant resles
now in the city OF Chicago. and IN in.
state OF Illinois, and cannot h rere'
with process issued out Of this eoa1
Therefore,
on Motion % s. J. F1anagan. aiiofn"
for the Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the said D.
PENDANT appear before this Court ~
answer the said Bill OF Complaint via.
Three Months from date hereof, or ".
said Bill OF Complaint may be hken !.
confessed for want OF such nppsafano'.
answer or motion 20 dismiss the sam.
IL IL further Ordered that the cory "
this order he published aceordhs !"
law and like cory be sent to tine ~
PENDANT az his last known address "
cording 20 law.
GEORGE p MURPHY.
circul, Jud"
"A True Copy
cAspAR J. LrNcEMAN, CLERK.
Py A. HARGREAvEs. 80
Deputy Clerk
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Atty. John n. Morris,
olH n Forest Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the oif.sn
Court for the County OF wayne N 0n'''
Gerry =.
JOSEPH T. IsHoP. Plaintiff "
REUBE IsHoP. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION "A,
Al q session Of said Court held ~
Court House in the City Of DeroM
said County and state on the t'h oA
May. AID. 1912. .c,,rn
Present: Honorable GUY A. NihS
Circuit Judge.
In this cause. Il appearing BY an ,.s,s
on nie. that the defendant heuos ,s,sAs
r. not a resident OF the state o. r..,s.
gan: but that she resides AZ Lake,.,.s,;
dence. East Carroll Parish. Lou,.,,.
on MOTION OF John r. MOTT"
torney for the plaintiff. ,.,A,s,
TT is ORDERED that said deIssss I,
cause her appearance 20 be ent, "A,
this cause whiting three months IT, an.
date Of this order or the nhl "a.
plant nied herein may be taken
fessed: - ,ha
AMI 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED ~.
COPY OF this order be rubhsns. Ia
cordinR 20 the Statute IN sueh ea'
and provided: ,,.s
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED ~
copy Of this order be sen. '.,oFls
defendant, at her last known '.sssrs
address by registered mail, ana an
receipt demanded. at least twenvs q, ~
before the date herein prescfioe'
appearance xr1Ch
Circuit Judr
"a True Copyl
cAsPAR y. LTNGEMAN. Clerk
ny J. r. GRACE. .,e-l.m
Deputy Clerk.
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Atty. Chas. Campbell,
1881 Ereklne


STATE OF MICHIGAN circuv c.,..
TOT the County Of WAYNE IN chaneerv
EMMA FULTON. Plaintiff. Va. crctr
FULTON. Defendant.
No. se5.aea
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ session OF said court held !, -,
CITY or Detroit. Aprii I. 1919.
Presenti The Hon. SHERMAN n car
LENDER. Circuit Judge
~ satisfactorily appearing bv aaid,vt,
on ME that Summons issued herein go
not be served because after dii,gsn,
search and inquiry n cannot be eseer'.tn'
"a N what state or Country the sald a..
fendant resides. "'' w
ordered that he appear here,r
WITHIN three months from Inc aats =,
this order or the bill OF complaint a.
herein may be taken a. co-fssred 49,
inat this order be served and nuhtIsb'
"a eccordinr 20 law and q COW ,heyeo,
mailed 10 the said defendant Al ne A. =,
known address W. '"s'
SHERMAN D. CALENDER
"a Ten. co.., Circuit Judge
SAsPAR ,. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
~ y. J. DUNE,
Deputy cisri 49,.
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oRpER rOR APPEARANcK

A. session Of said Court. held a,
the Cour, House In the City OF Detroit.
County OF Wayne. Michigan this 2sth
daN 81 April a. y. 1879
Present The Hon. GEORGE u MUIR
PLY Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof ~ anifavlt show
INK tina, tho defendant Mary HAY. Is
not resident OF this state. md that the
whereabouts Of the defenfar; cannot he
ascertaiued.
on Motion 81 Ernest Mitchell. at
torney for tho plaintiff. Edwin Hay
1T is ORDERED that tho defendant.
Mary Nay causc her appearance 20 he
entered IN this cause within three (a)
months from the date % this order. or
that said Bill Of Complain, be taken as
confessed.
And that this order be published ac-
cordinr - Law and a cory SERVED On
the defendant by REGISTERED MAIL.
RETt m RECEIPT REQUESTED: and
sent 20 her a. her last known address
GEORGE r MURPHY
Circuit judge
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J r.rNGENAN. Clerk.
Ry 4. HARGREAvES.
Deputy clerk. b-:-s-ls
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Atty. Biedsoe 4 simmons.
1908 broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne IN Chan
cery
JESSIE BELL BOYER. Plaintiff. v.
FRED BOYER. Defendant.
No. 82s.555
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held A. the
courthouse In the City Of Detroit, In said
county and state on tho Gath day OF
April. AID. i942
Present; The Honorable GEORGE b.
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
On reading and hling the herewith at
tached AFFIDAVIT from which II appears
that tho defendant. Fred Boyer. 10
not . resident OF the City OF Detroit.
but when last heard OF resided at 1911
Marshneld Street Chicago. Illinois:
therefore,
ON MOTION OF Edward A. Simmons.
attorney for the plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED. and this court by
virtue OF the authority therein vested
doth hereby order that the defendant.
Fred Boyer. appear In this cause
within three (3) months from the date
hereof or his default will be entered.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this order. together with the
AFFIDAVIT upon which n IL founded be
mailed 20 the defendant by registered
mail. return receipt demanded. At his
last known place OF address
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
n copy OF this order be published In The
Detroit Tribune. newspaper printed
and published in the County OF Wayne
State OF Michigan. according 20 law.
And all Of which foregoing "a 40 Or
DERED.
GEORGE n MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LrNoEMAN. Clerk.
BY A. HARGREAvEs.
Deputy Clerk. B.f-s-i3
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70. lyii wse ~ rsw $50 80 sssvn
80 sssiss - sts~n T. ss-r ssslss.
You can't lose. write ~ oncei ID.
EVANS. Dept: @. sas West - S..
New York, Mt.
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oRDER Dol rrRIIcATIoN

'-h W ~ BIltAIION
~ > session of said Court. heid A. IN,
courthouse In tho City OF Detroit. IN $40
s.oun'y ana state on the 2tth day Of
April. AID. l9t2 VI
rresent; The Honorable GEORGE n
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
on reading and Ming the ber.v,,. -.
.scned anidavit from which a .nr..r.
inst me defendant. Arizona etaniev I.
no. resident Of the City Of Dstro,,
r n wien las, heard Of resided =,
, ',ou,s !. Box i7s. Leighton. Alabama,
on MOTION OF Edward s,.n
attorney Tor the plaintiff.
Ut Is ORDERED. ana ,h,. eou,, =,
,ue ot the authority therein ve.,sd
n''eny order that the defendant
~,,sp stanley appear IN this cause
be,en, 'sree 's) months from the date
hrr aefanlt viii be entered.
Ut IS FURTHER ORDERED ,h., .
sr,d. ms order together with the
n.u"s "non which q IL founded he
a'u 70 the defendant hv reets,o-as
mai return receipt demanded ~,
'a'' known place Of address
AND 1T IA FURTHER opnp,-~.
ns,,eY, o. ms order be published In The
ana published IN IN, conn,y =, va n.su
''.,e OF Mlcniran. according 10 ia~ w.
DERED. ''eEoing " 90 OR
GEORGE n MURPHY.
"a True Copy ~"euit Judge
sAsPAR ). LNdEMAN. cl.,h
~ a. HARoREAvEa
Deputy Clerk.
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ATTY. John b. Morris,
01b II. Forest Ave

STATE OF MICHIGAN in n. crvr
Court for the County OF Wayne 10 ch,s
Gerry
MELVIN HARVEY. Plaintiff, Va pkL
LENE HARVEY. csse=asni.
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STARLIGHT TEMPLE OF
TRUTH
421 Watson

Baptismal services will be con.
Quoted June 3 at 1880 at Belle Isle.
The church broadcasts each sun
day morning at 1880 o'clock.
Sunday school opens at $3.50 am.
morning worship at 10:45.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS

=
At q session OF said Court held At tho
Court House IN the City OF Detroit on the
first day OF May. AID. lste
Present: Honorable GUY A MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on file that the defendant william Hall.
cannot he served by process issued out
Of this Court as he Is not a resident OF
the state OF Michigan. but resides In the
city of Winston-Snlcm. County Of For
syihe and state % Nor'h Carolina
on MOTION OF CHARLES r. PERK-
ms. attorney for plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED THAT tho defen-
dant. William Hall, appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint In this cause. with.
In three 90 months from the date OF
this order. or that said bill will be taken
as confessed and that this order be pub
lished according 10 law and a copy there
Of be served upon the defendant by reg
istered mall as required by law
Guy A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
"a True copy)
cAsPAR J. LISGEMAN. Clerk.
by c. p. FITZGERALD.
Deputy Clerk s-s-s-2o
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Atty. Bledsoe a simmons,
Nrno n-...I..

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho Circuit,
Court for the County OF WAYNE IN Chan
cerN
MILAN sEENERs Plaintiff. va
HELEN NJ SEWERS. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
Atty. Ernest c. Mitchell.

STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
Gerry
HAY, Defendant
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Atty. Chas. Campbell.
49af FPeklne 81


STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the c,re.,
Gerry.
RrB1E MOTT. PLAINTIFF. VI JESSE
MOTT. Defendant
No. s26.as2
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ session OF said court held in the
city or Detroit. April 2, 1912
Present: The Hon. SHERMAN n
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing bv anid.vu
on ME that summons cannot be served
herein because after dIigent search ana
inquiry II cannot be ascertained IN VIA,
state OF country the said defendant re-
sides. ~
II IL ordered that he npnear b.r.,c
within three months from the date ~ Ibis
order or the bin OF complaint nled here,r
may be taken ~ confessed bv the des.r.
dant and that this order he served s,a
published according 70 law ana cony
thereof mailed ~ the said defendant =,
his last known address
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
=. - - Circuit Judge
cAsPAR J. LTNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY J. r. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. H.,-s-,,
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Atty. Chns. r. Perkins.
h2r 4 Warren Az

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry.
GLADYS HALL. PLAINTIFF Va WILLIAM
HALL. Defendant
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Atty. 8. y. Flanagan.
1897 r.. Dawson Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF wayne in cei'
Gerry.
HiLDA MILLER. Plaintiff Va HEE
BERT MILLER. Defendant
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Atty. Bledsoe a Simmons.
1903 broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit,
court Tor the County Of Wayne in chan.
ALMoN STANLEY pistr,tr
ARIZONA STANLEY. nefendan,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

The pubic is invited.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in the cireu
Court for the County OF Wayne in Char
eery
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In chan-
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Toke Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Names in the News

Broadcasting the news unques-
tionably is the most difficuit assign
ment In the history of radio. Out
landish and unpronounceable place
names avalanche daily upon the un-
fortunate newscaster in q never
ending and bewildering stream.
Many of the names cannot be found
in reference books. Often the news
caster must 60 on the air and read
war bulletins that have been tele-
typed within the last minute or two
leaving no time for the consulting
of dictionaries. . -
And, of course, no man lives, or
broadcasts, who Is at home in all
the languages and dialects of this
multi-lingual War of Liberation.
Chinese place e-names perhaps are
the most baffling of all, due to the
fact that the existing method OF
transcribing Chinese sounds into
English phcnetics is highly inaccur-
ate, as these examples clearly show
Manchukuo, Manchurian puppet
state set up by Japan. The popular
English pronunciation is man
CHOO-koe," but the authorities list
as first choice: mahn- -joe-kwoe, and
as second choice: MAIN -choo- -kwoe.
Chekiang, an eastern province of
China. The gazetteers show the
vowel sound OF the first syllable as
III" as In urn, burn, thus first
choice: ju-iyahng; second choice
chu-kyahng.
Kiangsi. = province Of Central
China. Note that the *" has the
sound OF "j." Say: jyahng see.
Chanting. . province OF Eastern
China. The second syllable begins
with the sound Of ID" and has the
vowel sound Of 20" - In foot, book
shAhA-doong.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

president Of the Council for Democracy, On
Shall We RstIassify Enemy Alisns!'
WRc, t0:30-Marth Of Time: Manuel Que
ION, president Of the Philippines, describes the
resistance Of his occupied land; Senator chand-
lsr 6ufnsy Of South Dakota outlines his plan
for drafting younger men: a. Ameritaa pilot
tells Of 4 battle with The sps.
WMAl. to:45-lonstituton Day: Senator
George RadeIff Of Maryland speaks.
SNoR1.WAvE PROGRAMS.
SYDNEY. 9:75-Amsriean Soldiers Calling
Home West Coast broadcast, Pacific War limo:
W06. 958 meg, 3t.3 N.
MELBOURNE, 9:25-Amsriean 5oldists Call
ing Home Wsa Coast broadcast. Pacific War
Time): W67, 1873 meg, 1871 N.
VATICAN CITY, 9:3o-Brosdesa ia English
HyJ, 9.6 meg, 3t.06 N.
GUATEMALA. ii:0o-chambsr Music: 16WA,
9.6S meg, 81 m.
LONDON. ti:30-Rsdio NewHssl: CSC. s.5S
mse, 3t.3 m.; GR6, 1853 meg. 25.6 m.;
GsD, HIS meg, 7s.5 A.; 6sl, ST. meg,
49.t m.
GUATEMALA, 1900 ,.m.-Msiwba tsNtsr.:
16WA, 9.6S meg, 81 N.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

WRc, 8:3o-Aldrith Family: Henry reads bed.
time Stories 10 Z lille girl.
VOL, 8:45-Prsssnisiion ei hsroism medals
II Hitkam Field, Honolulu.
WMAL, o:00-Iown Meeting; rs America
About for War!" discussed BY JoHathsa Dan.
jsls, assistant dirstior Of the 0cD; Dr.. Douglas
Freeman, editor Of the Richmond Rews.l Leader;
Eric Sssreid. news commentator, and Walter
Wanssr, motion picture producer.
WN, e:00-lrosby Music Hall: Ed "Arshs"
Gsrdnsr. Robert BsnehIsy and Barton Igor
6ofin are guests.
WKv, s:00-Maj Bowss Amateurs: csIs.
bfatins Z 70ih anniversary.
WNDc, 9:o0-lines Behind the Lines; Speak.
sn include Clyde B.. Aitehson. chairman Of ths
Inter State Commerce Commission.
WKv, 9:3o-stass Door caniesn: Una hsr.
ks, Frank Fey and the Sisters Andrews appear
On the show.
WRc, t0:0o-Rudy vsllss Show: BiIlis
Burke makes another Of hsr frequent visits.
WhAL, i0:f5-Irsasufy Show: The one with
1smmy Dorssys Band.
wN. to;30-Dr. George Y. shusr. prssI.
dent Of Hunter College, and Ernest ANssll.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

One day during Christmas shop
ping period was aboard an ele-
vator on the ground floor of de-
partment store. The elevator man
was about to close the gate, but a
small boy. perhaps 6 years OF age,
was waiting there.
DO. you want to get on?" asked
the elevator man.
Instead OF replying Yes or mo"
the boy answered by asking another
question. s
Does it cost anything?"
When the lad was assured that
there was no charge he stepped in
side. Probably that was the first
elevator ride he. ever had had.
For most of US, elevators are
common things. Some persons board
them 4 dozen times q day.
Escalators are not nearly 50 COM
mon. Some large department stores
have them, and they are found
elsewhere in certain cities, but there
are hundreds Of elevators in the
world Tor each escAlator.
The escaiator "elevates" people
It takes them from one level to q
higher level, and they need not take
any steps while going upward. Like
the elevator, 1t doesn't cost anything
The name 'escalator grew out
OF Latin words, and the meaning
may be given as climbing ladder.
There is no ladder about it, how.
ever. 1t is . moving stairway. ant
sometimes has steps which look lik.
common steps.
In other cases the steps" ART
cleats or treads which keep 4 slant
ing position while = person Is rising
At the top the cleats pass. between
teeth in = large metal comb. II ,
person forgets to take . step whe,
| he reaches the upper landing b
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
l$Ieepless Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is nhes
Of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify ths
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get up nights: Dont
neglect this condition and lose vaiua be. rest-
ful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. It
may also cause nagging backacAs. rheumatic
| pains. leg pains. loss Of pep 50 energy.
and dizziness. :.
| Don't waitl Ask your druggist for DoaB's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 20
/ yesrs They give hsppy relief and will help
~ Is Milss Of kiAaeyfubes Nusa out peieeA-
Evening star., 1942-09-17
BY Ramon Coffmun
feel a slight jolt but does not

may feel slight jolt but does not
get hurt. '@
A good speed for an escalator is
100 feet per minute. Moving on the
usual slant, this speed will take a
person to q height Of so feet in a
minute, provided he does no walk
ing on the way up. II he walks
while the machine moves, he may
Evening star., 1942-09-17
n AY F EV E r
and AS1H IA A

4eseaes has NOT yet found a prsperatioa which
WM eivs rsiisf 10 an hay fever aad asthma saf-
f@0e This 10 understandable when ons realizes
that both Il these conditions can b caused By
many things, such ~ polisns from flowers
Wssds, perfumes, animxl hairs, Improper diet.
~. However. science has Uncovered that many
eAess Of hay fevsr aad asthma get amazing retef
from the administration Of certain vital food
dsnssnt. Ailo-tan, rich source Of this NM
Dertsnt slssnsnt, gives rsR3 TO thousands Of
aaGR9s ysar IN and year out. Ano-tan y pat
- II iAsxpsnsivs. sasy-to-taks tablets.
SMALI, SIZE SLIGO
ECONOMY SEE FULL COURSE. se.se
THE VITA HEALTH FOOD CO.
6Ia 18th. BET. = G..
304O I4th ST. NV.
FOR FREE DELIVERY. col! $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

Ldst-ninute changes IN radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late TOR correction that day.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
me ryEMnt's N,eH lleKN.


WNAl, 4:oo-MsllY pitshsf Day: Tribute fs
Tic Revolutionary War heroine, NE girl BE-
hiad The gun" ii ths bstils Of Monmouth,
connected with ssstisl War bond program
for which Mrs. Henry kofssniksu will b pfin.
eipai Yssksf.
Wot. 6.t5-fesnm by he 1faffk Advisory
tosatil.
WMAl. 7:3o-Bl0s Concert Orchestra: Joseph
stspsk ssaduets WsItFsrsfi's Levels Of NE
Madsnna" Overture. ballet music from 6ouaods s
Faust" Baritone Earl Wrishisen sings Mike.
shsiha's Hymn 10 Ffssdem."
Mc. 3:oo-Srits and Morgan: Snooks pre-.
psfss Tot spsniAg Of xhsel.
MNpt, 800-1hs Banausi Of ihs fsden.
iiea Of BushsssmsAs Associations.
WINK; 3:05-cspitsl hsisdas: R. |. vaai.
man, head sf Ne W. ?. B. Automo.ivs BranA.
discusses "RspIatsmsnt Psft for Automobiles .
.WEv. S:3o-Dsaih Valley Days: Story Of a
Austrian slehduks hunting bssn in the Roeky
MeuhiaiAs.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
Men, Women! Old at
40, 50, 60! Get Pep

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0a yosr aee. Thousands ama1sd st what . little
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iron. eaaclum phosphate. vitamin Di. A f3-yser-
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fsSlsts costs aaly 3Se. Stop feeling peple0. old.
9taFt fseling pspptsr and younger. this vssy Gay.
st0 sals ct al good drug stores.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

HenlNe STAR FEATURES.
Shf Flashes: Laiist asxs, twice daily; WhAl
f40 and 4:55 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

reach the landing In three-fourths
OF q minute or less.
Chains and wheels. plus electric
power, make the stairway move.
Halt Of the steps are moving down.
ward while the other half move
upward.
An escalator feet wide, with
passengers two abreast, may move
rs many Is 5000 persons to the up
per landing in the space Of an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22


Is an Indication OF their be- De inc ol'
lief IN the protection of
idols and charms.
The faces Of the idols are clear enough
and show that they are rephcas of gods or
devils. Some are benign and others are evil.
Some have a Buddhistic appearance with
hands folded comfortably across the stomach
But straugcst Of all are those that have horns
on their heads
In The Christian world the devil has long
been pictured with such horns Compare
tvc.v taw pagan tribes or peoples have so
pictured The power Of evil. These folks did.
Tho obvious answer would be that these
idols were made by IHcas But the known
facts deny this assumption
The Ircas were not navgators and stayed
away from the coastal regions They pre-
fcrred the cooler highlands Of the Andes.
We have every reason to believe. too, that
pre. They may have been the forefathers Of
the Incas, but they were certainly not their
contemporaries
For one reason, the Incas came 20 power
in Peru, not in Ecuador. II was long after
the Inca rise that Huana Capac marched his
men from Peru 20 conquer the savage tribes
OF what is now Ecuador.
How do we know though that centuries
before That time tina Incas were not coastal
people that they weren't driven fttte The high.
land region of the territory now known as
Peru by great flood only 10 rctun 10y some
homng instinct much later, 90 Ecuador
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Mexico.

Sea and built their cities there
These relics which l found must have come
from a race Of people that have vanished from
the earth just as completely as have the
Mayans.
But my people left no temples on the main
land no ruins, or other signs of civilization.
Yet. a stone pillar which I found would show
that their cities were not located on the main
land bat further west on land now covered
by many fathoms of Pacific Ocean.
We know that these people visited the
mainland because their burial mounds contain
similar objects 10 those washed up on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

It first and yelled for the helmsman TO put 'er
hard a starboard I ran up forward and saw
that we We're right IN mess of pinnaCles All
we thought about was that some Of EN- might
be close enough TO rip out our bottom so we
hied for deeper water-usually I clear that
spot further off shore.
1T wasn't until after we got into deep
water that I got TO thnkin' those pinnacles
that were reachin' up after us were mighty
peculiar lookin.'
related this story to the captain of a
larger ship that runs between Guayaquil and
Buenaventura in Colombia
He scoffed at it and said that old so and
so the teller of the tale, was given to seeing
things"
only last year" he told me- that old
blow-hard claimed he saw a sea serpent but
since then we've been poking so much fun at
him that I'm surprised he told you that yarn"
So there you are, folks.
The little idols shown on this page though
are not sea visions ncr the Pigment OF any
bodys imagination.
They are very real and were washed up
from the sea on the Ecuadorean coast line as
have related
II they weren't made by the inhabitants
of lost Atlantis whu then, is responsible?
Food for thought Ell? And perhaps a
startling discovery in the making Maybe
Atlantis who knows?