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Evening star., 1943-05-21
Aimed toDictdte
Peace Terms
Al White House
Commander Dies
Directing Action
From Plane
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 21.-The
Toxic radio announced today
that Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto
commander in chief of the COM
bined Japanese fleet, who boast
ed he would dictate peace terms
in the White House, has been
killed "on the very front lines
Of the south" while directing
operations against Allied naval
forces from an airplane.
Yamamoto is believed to be the
highest ranking commander of any
OF the belligerents to die in action
In this war.
A Toxic radio announcer, in a
voice which broke with emotion. gave
the news to the japanese people
with these words from the official
japanese announcement: An i'm
perial headquarters communique is
sued on May 81 at 3 pm. Japan
time)-Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto.
commander in chief of the combined
fleet, while directing general strategy
on the front line in April of this
year, engaged in combat with the
enemy and met a gallant death on
a warplane." A subsequent broad
cast set the locale of his death in
the south
Presumably the very front lines
of the south" referred to the waters
north OF Australia, in the New
Guinea or Solomon Islands area
where there have been frequent
naval encounters.
April Actions Recalled.
American communioues recorded
the following air or sea actions dur
ing April, in any of which, if the
japanese version is correct, Yama-
moto may have died, perhaps the
victim of some youthful American
fighter who had no idea he was
sending the enemy's top commander
to his death:
April ?. 3, Air combats north
east of Guadalcanal in which 18
japanese Zeros were downed by
American fighters and an Allied air
attack on Japanese naval units off
New Ireland
April Air battle off Guadal-
canal in which 80 enemy planes at
tacking Allied shipping were shot
down.
April II to l6-Air battles over
Orc Bay, Port Moresby, Milne Bay
all on New Guinea, in which a total
of 81 planes were knocked out of
heavy forces raiding those Allied
bases: also fight over the Japa-
nese base at WeWak. New Guinea
in which seven enemy planes were
downed.
Yamamoto was possessed of a
consuming hatred of the United
States, acquired in his youth when
his father told him of the bar
barians who had come in theil
black ships, broken down the doors
of Japan. threatened the Son OF
Heaven, trampled upon ancient GUS
toms, demanded indemnities. ~
His military training started at
the age of 6, but he later switched
(See YAMAMOTO. Page A-16D
Evening star., 1943-05-21
,UAWChiefs
Seek End
'OfAuto Strike
Earlier Story on Page Ally

Earlier Story on Page A-1.)
BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 21.-A three
hour conference at regional
War Labor Board Offices here
ended this afternoon with
pledges of United Automobile
Workers tCIO) leaders that they
would do all they could to in
duce resumption of work by
Chrysler Corp. employees, whose.
strikes have caused the closing
OF six war plants.
Herman L. Weckler, vice president
and general manager of the corpo-
ration, who was one of the conferees,
said the War Labor Board would
order the men back to work, and
added, Il think they'll CO."
The union officials present were
the presidents of the three UAW-
CIO locals whose members walked
of their jobs yesterday or today.
They are Edward Carey. Chrysler
Local 7: Earl Reynolds. Dodge Local
8. and Maynard Eiserman. De Soto
Local 946.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Davis Acts 10 Restore
Flood State Farmers
To Food Production
Orders Immediate Steps
To Survey Domnge and
Provide Needed Help
Earlier Story on Page Ally

y
War Food Administrator CheS-
ter c. Davis moved this after
noon to bring relief to farmers
IN the Western flood areas, with
q pledge that every facility" of
VIA would be placed in opera
tion to bring about a return of
food production in the six States
crippled by flood waters.
These developments we're re-
ported:
An order to Agriculture War
Boards in Oklahoma. Illinois. Ar
kansas, Indiana. Missouri and Kan
sas to gather as quickly as possible
information on the number of coun-
ties affected and an estimate of
specific crops destroyed.
Appointment of committe ee
headed by Paul Kepner of the Ag-
riculture Extension Service, with
representatives from the Farm Sc
curity Administration, the Commod-
ity Credit Corporation, the Farm
Credit Administration, and the Ag-
ricultural Adjustment Administra-
ton, working under Mr.. Kepner.
The calling of meeting tomor-
row in Kansas City of the Regional
Agriculture Credit Corporation with
war boards to consider what credit
facilities are necessary to put farm
ers back on their feet.
VIA officials were reIuctant tn
estimate crop losses at this time,
but showed concern over reports
received to date of food crop losses.
1t will be the job of the VIA
committee to ascertain what relief
must be given farmers in the ef-
fected areas and to take steps "to
return to full production an Off
cial said. VIA field agents will
work in collaboration with the Red
Cross in getting supplies, fencing,
feed and seeds to farmers.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Tigers Release Wertz,
OutfieIder, to Buffalo

DETROIT. May 81 UP,.-The De-
troit Tigers announced today the
release on option of Outfelder Vic
tor Wertz to Buffalo of the Interna-
tional League. Wertz, just l8 years
old, has IA draft classification and
reports for induction into the Army
June 30 at York. Pa.
The release shaves the Detroit
roster to 81 players. but the club
announced John McHale. one time
Natre Dame football center, would
be available for a month before en-
tering the Navy. McHale is a first
baseman.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Mines Sink 30 Axis Ships

LONDON, May 81 (R.-Thirty to
40 enemy war and supply ships were.
sunk or damaged by mines during
the Tunsian campaign, the Admi-
ralty announced today.
1t paid tribute to the assistance
rendered by 1t. Comdr. John Kre-
mer Of the United States Navy in
offensive minelaying operations"
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Late Races
Charles Town

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: =. miles.
Charlene (Grant) 1880 $50 500
Time PLAY (Eoon 800 $50
Sir Reg (Palumbol 400
Time. 2:Oots.
Also ran-Grouchy, Gendarme, Found
Out.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, s4oo; claiming:
S-year-olds and upward: about Al fur
LONGS.
pssfsmsla pSafss 'kirs9 ssarre'e ts0 :sc :so ttSS tS
Time Her tDufYord) 800
Also rsn-Rovins Eye, All whims and
Sir Chicle.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse S4Oo: claim
ms 4-year-olds and upward: about Z
furlongs.
EsiI Err T.ms N,,I sRoot $50 4soo sso
Lsdy JANA tWitmer) 1000
Also ran-Dark Ace War Bonnet, Mud
Dobber, Fac Pam. Rough Amos.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
a.year-olds and upward; i. miles.
Renowned tKirklandb 500 3.oO $50
Lady Long worth tGranu ESQ 500
Celtic Knikht tGarretO 460
Time. 1855
anal and Roush Egg.
E,l:@. 0@e,.lS.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Junitor Given ; Years .
For Threats to President
By the Associated Press.

BY the Assoclated Press.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-Louis Spren-
Eel, 55-year-old public school janitor.
was sentenced to three years in a
Federal prison today for sending 200
letters to President Roosevelt
threatening his life. He pleaded
guilty to the charge.
Sprenzel was arrested in March
after a two-year Investigation.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Lute News Bulletins
Firemon SUSPENDED in Potato Sales

Pvt Joseph Reynolds OF No 10 Engine Co. suspend
ed late today by the Commissioners result investigation
by Fire Department officials of the sale of night
from q truck parked in front of the engine house
Earlier Story Page B-1)
President Of Liberia Coming Here
President Edwin Barclay Liberia will arrive in Wash
ngon Wednesday the guest of President Roosevelt
official visit the United States the Depart
ment announced today -
Evening star., 1943-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Night.
st. Louis at New York, Postponed.
Chicago at Boston, Postponed.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Postponed.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, May 81 (P>. -
Stocks irregular; late bids stem
declines. Bonds mixed: some
rails resistant. Cotton uneven;
liquidation and covering.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

Batteries-HuEhson and Partee; New.
houser and Richards.
Washington at Chicago, Night.
New York at Cleveland, postponed
Philadelphia at St. Louis, Night.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

(See DAMS, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Mojor League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Weather Report

From the United States Weather Bureau Report
Showers this evening, somewhat cooler tonight
Temperatures today-Highest, 76 at pm; low
est, So. at am; 70 at $3.50 pm. Full report OF
page A-16.
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Christian Science

Are s.n. Disease. and Dea,a
Ksa = v..l BE- he s-b.ee, o. -.
lesson EermDn In all Car.s..sn
scifacs churches ,hrouEaou, the
VOID On sladay. Ap-il Il.
The golden text Psalms 7i-zl.
y CD be mer'!ful unto us. and
bless us and cause bis face 10
shine upon Us; that thy way may
be known upon earth. thy SAVING
health among all nations
Among The Bible CITATIONS il this
passage tMatt. 1890: and grea,
mul'i'udes came unto him, having
with them those that were lame.
blind, dumb, MANNED. and many
others and cast them down Al
Jesus fee': and he healed them
correlat!ve passages 10 be read
from The Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key TO the Scripture by Mary Bak-
er Eddy. include the following IN.
1851; When divine Science over.
comes faith in a carnal mind. and
faith In God destroys all faith IN
sin and in material methods o,
healing. then sin, disease. and
death will disappear.
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Native Son
contlntd from maze q

i''W PohV ~
vas r.saea - the TOP % the
calendar - thai ,h.s boy might
As i'.ed while the temper Of the
psople is vhlie-ho'.
"a c.arge q. venue Il ~ no
value nov. The same condition
~ hys,eria exists eli over the
.faie There circumstances have
placed mo IN a position % not DO
~ 1ha' think wltes'. but Of
Hoing what must II ANYBODY
fu' a %sgro boy were charged
v'l'h murder. The states Attorney
would no, have rushed the case
- trial and demanded The death
pena!,y
The state has sought u create
the Impression that am going
20 saw that this boy Il insane
That "a not true shall put no
witnesses upon The stand. ! shall
witness FOR Bigger Thomas.
shall present argument 10 show
that his extreme youth. his men
fal and emotional He. and the
fca u why he has pleaded guilty
should and must mitigate his
punishment
Confined next week
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. X. Perkins. Attorney
5e7 v. Warren

STATE OF MICHIACN. in the
Circuit Court for the County NJ
Wayne in Chancery.
DANIEL JONES. Plaintiff va
MARY JONES. Defendant.
NO. SlO,55O
AZ q session OF said Court held
A. the Court House in the City Of
Detroit IN the said County Of
Wayne. on March 20, 1913.
Present: Honorable CHESTER p.
0HARA. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing by
AFFIDAVIT on nle that the defend
ant, Mary Jones. cannot be served
by process issued out OF this
Court az she IL not a resident OF
the State OF Michigan, but resides
In the City OF Pittsburgh. County
OF Allegheny. and State Of Penn
syivsnia.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES r.
PERKINS. Attorney for the Plain
tiff.
1T rs ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Mary Jones. appear and
answer the Blll ~ Complaint IN
this cause within three months
from the date OF this order, or
that said bill will be taken a.
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re 'ss = zhsst y.sic"
..s ir3sf,rsn. 2. Agriculture
;,.-'sc ~ 'aa' victory rsrcer-
~. ..lcR.,g u csrvsrs a4z-
Fsf'.,a. s.t..- ssace their ,ic's
~s.. f-er * . eigh, inches
ctf---7a@H - ssoani IL 10, IN
rs' T-sy F,Ef' ,>-'.-us % sss.4
49, sSs 'Ae IN rn.!l tie SCI {.
te-c4ga.y pg4.~f.ts. II th.s
f,a.staH = fsn q on AID rets Z
1a'sr :or ~ ps1fs
gts re.sc sc.e1ts' Eaose BIO
rrsD1y ytofge WArA!ag,on Car
Gas as. beer pesl.saet prob
s-f ,@--1.Sxs a!s srsa.ss, con
~ r.or . me s.,foy ga-een
Dive 'rr inessasea farm Srocgc-
Nm 'ASoLgh this glrys phloso-
iay. expresEsf IN ths. t,ok
s'aT. where y,u srs VITA zhat
-. iaff MAKE something OF e..
Ifsfr se satisfied 4"
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No. 359,sl5
ORDER or ~ BLlCATI0N

~ session @. SAID Court held
IL re City @; Deigol'. Wayne
Ccpr,s Michigan. on March ; 1913
Prsssn,. Honorable LILA ~
SErENFELT. ciscsit Judge.
II appearing 70 this Court from
s1.issii CO als f-ai Gavin Cousin.
cssendz.i herein. y no, a rest
cen' Il TIE City Q. Detroit. Stz.e
= Michigan. ~, resides 81 ass
Langley stree. Chicago. Illiro.s.
"a Mo;or Q. Charles p. Berry.
Attorney FOR the Pialr.!S.
IT Is ORDERED. that the de-
.endaai. Caisil Cousin. enter his
appearance n SAID cause on or be-
fore three 80 months from TIE
date &. this order. or said bill ws.l
se ,zkta - confessed aEsins, him,
s-t va. he ss!t order be publish
81 IL Ise ue'ro.i Tribune. news
ps7e- printed published. ard cir
c1lst.r- IN sad County. and
cc7y 81 ;-e same Re sent 70 The as;
known address % tie defendant
az registered mall.
-.LA y. NErEEFELT
Circuit Judge.
- T-re Copy
cAsPAR J. LINCEMAN, Clerk.
Ry I 6 NArLT.
Dspc'y Clerk s-e--5-s.
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80. 3ss.sSs
ORDER or PUBLICATION

A. session o. said Cour, held
u IL Cor.; Hose . the City OF
Dsfre.. MS .s;h day Of February.
A.. -.
Fssse- Hslc-asi. THOMAS J.
" aPtlf. Ci---.. .-tgs.
T. '-.s "a 3. arreas!rz ~
<sicavit n f.s '1as lie defend
snt. IHarite Nefisa-on. rauno, be
szrvss ~ pyoctss .ssEsd out OF
ria coCr'. a. tns u 10, a resi-
rs.t .. ~ gate q Michigan. but
that s1s ses.tss a. Sails. Missis-
s.ppA
O% NOTION OF GEORGE II.
THOMPSON. attorney for plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the said
defendant. Juanlte McClenton. APP
otsr and answer the bill OF COM
plain, IN this cause. within three
months from the date Of this
order. or that said bill will be
taken as confessed by said de-
PENDANT.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDER
Ed that a copy OF this order be
published according to the statute
~ such case made and provided.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDER
ED that a copy OF this order he
sent to the defendant by regis
tered mail, return receipt demand
ed at the last known address.
al least twerty days before the
date herein prescribed for her
appearance.
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPER J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY A. HARGREAVES.
Deputy Clerk.
2-so-4-3.
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NO. 3M.e28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AT session OF said Court held
at the Wayne County Building In
the City OF Detroit. In said County
and State on the 10Th day of March.
A d.. 1943.
Present: Honorable CHESTER
p. OHARA. Circuit Judge.
In this cause, IT appearing by af-
hdavit on file. that after diligent
search and inquiry It cannot be as
certained in what state or Country
the defendant, Reola Ivy, resides:
and that her last known address
was General Delivery. Haytl, Mis-
souri,.
on MOTION OF JOHN b. NOR
RlS. attorney for above plaintln.
1T is ORDERED that said de-
fendant. Reola Ivy. cause her ap-
pearance 10 be entered In this cause
within three CD months from the
date Of this order or the Bill of
Complaint filed herein may be
taken as confessed.
AND 1T is FURTHER oRpER-
Ed that a copy OF this Order be
published according to the Statute
In such case made and provided:
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDER
ED that copy OF this Order be
sent to said defendant at her last
known postoffice address by reg
lstered mail, and a return recent
demanded. at least twenty (2o)
days before the date herein pre-
scribed for her appearance.
CHESTER p. OHARA.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LtNGEMAN. Clerk
A. A. DERGER
Deputy Clerk.
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Wilson's HAVE Girl

a 2s-ounce baby girl was born
March II 70 Mr.. and Mrs. James
wilson. 22st f. Fort street. The
child came three and one-haif
months before It's scheduled time.
II was taken first 10 Trinity hos
pi'al for three days and then to
The Children's hospital. Both the
mother and baby are IN good con-
dillon.
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10. 331.s2s
tRDER FOR APPEARANCE

A. sesslsn % said court ned
~ he c.,y % De,ro., March 3,
1873
Present: The Hon. LILA ~
MI ESFELT. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by
AFFIDAVIT on file ina, the defendant
IL not resident OF the State a.
Michigan bg. r,s.dss al 1915
Magnolia Avenue. Saint Louis.
Missouri.
IT Is ORDERED that she ap-
near herein within three months
from the date OF this order or the
bill OF Complaint filed herein may
be taken as confessed and that
this order be served and publish
ed according 20 law. and a copy
thereof mailed 20 the defendant
at her last known address
LILA NJ. NEUENFELT.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
Nv l.. G. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk.
l-3-5-15.
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AUGUSTA. Mrs. Ollie Gay
diea Wednesday a. the University
hospital Of poisoning taken when
unidentified persons told her that
her son. q soldier stationed over
sea with the American army. was
drowned. according 10 the office OF
Coroner X. Allen Elliott. who Is
conducting an investigation.
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LEGAL NOTICES


A. A stss.tE g sac Co1r, r<i1
= .ss CT Q. r<--e.i. Fts. ,. ist1
Pres~.s -ls Kos GEORGE a.
" aPHY. C.r.z.. .z<se.
= satisfactorily zrS<A-1rg - az
s-ly.. CO lie s1z. t-e ctierc2ni
70. a rssits-l q re safe c:
Masesra- -. ss.tes a: eef2 E5es-
ka-- street. c-Ssgc. ii.l-cs-
:. . cs.eret ,1ss he appear
strs.r w..h.. three uo-ths .ro@
.se 1ass G.. i1.s crcsr o. TIE cill
q. cczr.air, .is> heEei- ray BE
.aks- as cc-.sssc 1rt ia, his
c.tsr ss ssrss1 ard p-7i.sAec sc-
co-1.-g 20 ar AID copy t1ereoi
-lIsc 1, he defendant q, la las,
k-cra ac1Esss.
GEORGE p MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
"A TIE Copy
CAsPAR J. LING ENAS. Clerk
~ = " METHOD
Ls2zsy Clerk --E-4-io.
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Charles n Berry. Attor'
IgOe Broadway


STATE OF MICHIGAN,
Circuit Court for the ccu7
Navne In Chancerv
ORDER or PrBLICLTIq
NO. 33s,slI
Va. WALLACE McCALkbpI
PENDANT.
At a session Of said CouI
TERESA MccALEBB, ~
in the City OF Detroit
County Michigan on Fep. a y,
Present: Honorable GtoH
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
1t appearing 10 this Co ~,
affidavit on file that Walla'j
Calebb. defendant herein. ~
resident OF the CITY Of
State OF Michigan. but Ie."|
1924 18th Avenue, Meriu''''
sissippi. \
On Motion Of Charles .
Attorney for the PlainuH' 4,
1T is ORDERED. maj
PENDANT. Wallace McCaleoO,
his appearance in said a., q.
or before three t3l monN
the date of this Order OF
will be taken as coniesss. "a
him. and that the sai o., v
published in the said pe ..S
hume. a newspaper prln PRIV
ilshed In the said Couhv, \
copy OF the same be ,As
last known address o.
PENDANT BY registered mas, an
Circuit 7
a True Copy -, I'D
CASPAR j LTNGEMAN'
BY l.. q. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. a.
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LEGAL NOTICES

confessed ard TIA, this order Re
rut..sast according 70 .zE AID q
copy tasrec, De ss-yet upon ,he
ceie-cz-, b. .sg.s,sss. IA. as
required ~ iaT
CHESTER ?. oHARA.
c.st-., I-tss
"A TIE Cc,yl
cAsPAR :. LiSGENAS. C.s,k.
81 A A DE2CER
Dsr1'7 c.s:k
t.i-s...
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Jackson, Mich.


Hss H,crsc C.oss Q: s2i wo>t-
rg'' Pare, Who recently rr.sr-
~sr' r1s!c- .psTa'lcn - Too.s
hosp al. e rs,.p$rs'.ag q, hone
Peer Gscss {, E.i Tor1rr',
Pla,s vho s.ss andersen. a ser
lors opers'.oa a. Msscy. = tczs
r1csy t1s c,c,css rare.
Mr. Lucy Prsstls ~ c..csgo
relce r. re C-csss. is Il ~ c.,y
v.sr.-g he- az. ~. -1cis.
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At a session OF said Cour
the County Building at
Michigan on Feb. Is. 1913
Present: The Honorable
AS J. MURPHY, Circuit JUDD
Satisfactory proof by and
file showing that the deisl
Addie Lee street. Is not an
OF the State OF Michigan ~
her address IS ~ Water |
South Norwalk. ConnecticuIj
OK MOTION of Edvi1
Turner. attorrfv ior plainh(
1T Is OEDERED that ~
defendant appear and ansvl
bill OF complaint filed IN tns|
within three months from q
OF this order. or the said
complaint will be taken al
fessed against her.
1T is FURTHER 0RDEREI
n copy OF this order be pug
in The Detroit Tribune, a
paper published IN Wayne
Michigan. and served accord
Law. -
THOMAS J. MuRA
Circuit \
"a True Copy u
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN v
BY a. HARGREAvES, II
Deputy Clerk. 2-H1
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Geo. II. Thompson. Attorney
Oh T.. Forest A,enue

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for he County CT
Vayle K C1ance-y.
JOHNNIE NcCLENToN Plain
t..,. IS JrANITE MccLENTON.
f,ss.~4.-.
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Chas. Campbell, Attorney
42Sl Ersklne

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
HAZEL PAPPAs. Plaintiff. Va
NICK PAPPAS. Defendant
NO. Dss,so7
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49, ~. t,ssR
Order OF PfpIfe,,

A; = s<ss e, G. "a ~.
u ;ae Cry G. Cs,.,. ~
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Prss<a,. A-s.ss.s rp,
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Il apssz.re :, A.s y.
co1Ft sso= az tA,.,s y
TIA. AFTER a &. rs-:,s,.,...a
erisy. re .s.s,-s,.. "a. ~
unkaova a.. es--r s..'j
et.
On N-i!o- q. carl.
Attorney - 1s q.a.r',.
IT rs ORDERED. ,h,,. j
this order ts .-sl,ss5 ~
% lA~ L TIE Ds,-ol ~
rewsps3sr p..se oubl,.1
Circulating - s4.s Conn.
also thar = m Z. "a
se-i - sad ct.s-lznt All
known s-trssa i6e- j
Street. Inks;ss. s..calz,s -.
tered nal
THcMsS J yrpl
Circuit
CAsPAR J. LiNIEyAy 81
BY A. HARGREAyEs.
Deputy C.sFk al
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C!rcu.
Edv. ". Turner, AttOr|
bloc Beauhlen N

STATE Or MICHIGAN ,
Circuit Coug, .os the cov,|
Wayne IN C1srcs-y.
EDNA GLOVER. plal,sI
PHILIP GLOVER De,sud,,l
M NON IA.
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Chas. h. Berry, Attorney,
l@0S RroadwSy

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN Ire
C.rcu.i Court Tor The Co1r;y O:
Wsyrs IL C.arcery.
ODESSA COUSIN. Plz.n;.E. vs.
GAVIN rCfSfN Defendant.
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Chas. Campbell. Attarnsy
ZzSl Er.klne street

STATE or MICHIGAN. Cireg :.
Cor, ~ tie co.Ety &. Usyne 10
Ctzrcery.
ASDaEv 10TH P.al.ts. Vs.
BESSIE 10th. Dsssrtart
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ORDER Oh pTRIIir.r

A, a ses.or q. sais c,ur
the County Bs,lsng A. +
Michigan on FEB IS, lsa
Present T.e Eonorabl, \
AS J. MURPHY, C.rcn, Jpt1
Satisfactory ,seof by sr1I
file showing TIA, toe AL
Philip Glover. Is re, a n
OF The STATE O. Michigan ~
his address IS Fe.sgal PsrA.I
Atlanta. Georgiss
OF MOTION 4, Etr,l
Turner, afio-rey .or plsIndl
1T Is ORDERED that n
defendant aprea- and srul
BIZ Of complaint fled IN th,|
within three months from N
OF this order or the sad l
complain; viii SO taken al
.essed against him.
1T is FURTHER oRDERI
a copy OF this order be rua
IN TIE Detroit Tribune. al
paper published ~ Wayne q
Michigan. and served accord
law.
THOMAS J NlRH
Circus
"A True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, d
BY a. HARGREAYES.
Deputy CLERK. III
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery.
CHARLES J. DAVIS. Plaintiff,
W. ALICE DAVIS. Defendant.
no. 81, s59
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held
In the Court House In the City OF
Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan,
on this 7th day OF January. AID.
1913.
Present: Honorable LESTER S.
MOLL. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing from
the affidavit OF the Plaintiff on
file In the above entitled cause,
that the Defendant. Alice Davis.
is rot a resident OF this State
1T is ORDERED that Alice
Davis appear and answer the Bill
OF Complaint fled in this cause
within three (3) months from the
date OF this Order. or said Bill
will be taken as confessed against
her.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
that q copy OF said Order be sent
To the last known address OF the
said Defendant by registered mail.
and In case no Registered Return
Receipt signed by the Defendant
IL received. that this order be
published. as required by law.
LESTER S. MOLL,
Circuit Judge
CASPER J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
by p. W. METHOD,
Deputy Clerk.
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