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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
MOVIE STAR
TRAPPED BY
FINGERPR|NT
Killed Sweetheart In
Newark Apartment
In 1924

LOS ANGELES. Calit.-CANP)-
Russell Bingham. we'll known
movie extra. was revealed last week
as AloHzo Gibbs. former residen,
who fled here in August. 1924, after
he had engaged in an alteration
with his sweetheart, Sarah Frank,
at her High street apartment in
Newark.
The woman's lifefess body with
blood oozing from a bullet hole
was found lying on the floor OF her
apartment. In a statement 10 the
press, Bingham, or Gibbs. in the
presence OF his attorney, Walter L.
Gordon. Jr., stated he and the
Frank woman had lived together
for approximately five years Dur
ing the Elks convention the wom-
sp&moved- out=aRd- toek-S40 OF
Gibbs money Gibbs found out
where she lad moved and went
TO see If he could collect.
The woman became enraged ran
20 her bedroom and procured a re-
volver and started menacing Gibbs.
he said. adding that he sweet.
talked her until ne 20; close and
when he attempted 20 wrestle the
gun from her /; wen; of and she
fell limp in his bands.
He then called TIE hospital for
an ambulance and Immediately lef;
for the docks where he caught a
freighter for South America. Later
he went 70 Galveston and later he
came 10 Los Angeles.
He worked in many pictures. his
first being -Four Feathers" Gibbs
IS well known in Los Angeles as
Russell Bingham and was captured
when he was booked on a gambling
charge and his fngerprints showed
his true IDENTIFY.
He TOD tie press that he was
born in Elizabeth, n. j., and he
was q personal friend OF Bill DO
1angles' Robinson. and accompanied
Bill when the latter played pool in
various cities He claims ne was
once Bills right hand man. He
asked that someone contact the
dancer as he was sure he would
come 10 his rescue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

Open house held on Saturday at
-USO Center. Josn r and Adelaide
streets. proved 20 DC an opportunity
for soldiers. sailors. coast guards
men and state troopers 10 have a
service mems holiday.
Approx four hundred Wis
Tors and countless mum cvs OF serv-
ice men attended the grand open
!ng OF the enlarged and spacious
USO center and TO enjoy an eve
ming filed with entertainment. re-
creation and smusemcnts OF various
kinds as both the center stan and
hundreds OF USO hoS:esses Jeff
nothing undone TO make our serv-
ice men feel welcomed and highly
entertained
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT where IT HURTS

And look at the Silver lining
i'm those Clouds of Pain
The big idea is that you want to feel
better. When pain eases, your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
ance. So use something that gets at the
pain. C-a773 brings you pain-relieving
help. Now you will feel as good as
others who enjoy its help, too. Soc, and
81. Caution Use only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded if you
are not satisfied. Today, get C-aaa,.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
no. Night Club Stars
Entertain Service Men

Celebrities from several OF the
night clubs responded ana did their
bit towards making the evening en-
joyable 10 both the service men
and visitors 10 the center.
Under the chairmanShip OF Moses
X. Fritz, a floor show. consisting OF
dancers, singers and musicians re-
ceived a fine response from those
present
Among those participating in the
floor show was Red OF the team
Of Red and Curly. Gladys Palmer.
both from Club Congo. Dick Bar
row and Evelyn Clark from Little
Sans cabaret and Miss Ruby Ely
from the cast OF 'Porgy and Bess ="
Navy Band Plays For Dancers
Y. S Naval Air Base band from
Crosse Tic. Michigan. furnished the
music for the show and for dane
ng during the early evening hours
Van MoS.ey and his II piece band
IL Ford Local Number GOO then
provided dance music FOR the rest
II the evening.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
May Receive
$1,000 For
Mate; s Death

WASHINGTON, D. CAMP
On May rs, 1888, when Cole James
Of Birdsong. Ark, was r.din2
toward Memphis with a govern
nent agent. Harvey Ingley, The car
struck a truck. James was killed
Last week the house passed a bill
% award his widow, Bernice Jones.
$500 The bill was presented IN
curt by Representative Gatherings
1t Arkansas and will 90 on to the
Senate In the last session OF con-
sress an earlier bill was introduced
OFT because there was conflicting
evidence in the case il was sent
back TO the house committee on
CLAIMS
The committee in It's formal re-
port recommending action on the
bill said: There is considerable
controversy surrounding the case"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

-
Spent a two-weeks' furlough
with his relatives. the Pinksions
of 6342 Colfax. after being away
for IL months. He was stationed
at Fort Mcclellan. Ala. for ii
months and was recently trans
ferred TO Camp AtierburY. Ind.
where he has been on duty for
the last two months. Before
being inducted into the army he
was a bus driver for the D.S.R.
AT a party given at the home of
Mrs. Richard Kilgo. 606l Haz-
lett avenue. last Saturday eve
ming. Mrs. Kilgo announced the
engagement of her niece. Irma
Threadgill to Sergeant Craft.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. James Roberts. Miss
Elizabeth Malone. Miss Beatrice
Pitts. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Curry. etc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

March IS. The Rev Howard Thur
man will be guest speaker. The
membership committee is preparing
a special Patriotic honor roll OF
hose who Get A Member" this
month The honor roll is being pre-
pared by a ~" artist and will be
on display FOR the first time the
nj chit Of the banquc; in addition. the
beautiful "" pin will be pinned in
the lapel OF every mans coat who
gets member.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
COLDS NOW
GRIPPING
THOUSANDS
So Remember This Famous First

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simple headache Is genuine, pure It.
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and when used as a gargle is swift at
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ST Joseph Aspirin Is the worlds larg-
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the larger sizes - 80 tablets 2Oc - 100
tablets only 35c. Get ST Joseph Aspirin
today. Never accept substitute,
always demandgenulne. pure st. Joseph
Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Guy HeIvering Named
10 Federal Judgeship
For Kansas District

President Roosevelt has nominated
Guy T. Helvering, commissioner oil
internal revenue for the past IL
years, as Federal district judge fol
Kansas, it was announced today al
the White House.
Nelson Lee Smith. for the last two
years chairman of the Beard of IN
vestigation and Research, was iiom-
mated to be a member of the Federal
Power Commission, succeeding the
late Clyde L. Speavey.
Mr.. Smith, whose home is N Hop
kinton, N. H., is A years old. A
former chairman of the New Hamp-
shire Public Service Commission. he
is listed as an independent in poll
tics.
Mr.. Helvering, who revealed his
willingness to accept the appoint
ment early this month, will fill the
post made vacant by the death of
Judge Richard j. Hopkins. The
nomination is subject to Senate con-
flrmation. He has long been a pow
erful influence in the Democratic
party in Kansas and in the 1882
Democratic National Convention was
a leader among the forces which
captured the party's presidential
nomination for Mr.. Roosevelt.
One esof nearly a score of Kansas
Democrats who had been under con-
sideration for the judgeship, Mr..
Helvering directed the Internal Rev.
enue Bureau during a period when
its work was especially arduous and
important.
Mr.. Helvering served in Congress
from 1913 to 1919, returning imme-
diately afterward to private prac-
tice as an income tax lawyer.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
and Lille Van Horn, 20, 1905 18th st

and Lille van Horn, ~, 1905 10th St
Clarence Kefauver tr,, -, ,3344 Military
I'd: nv. and Dorothy Danly. 20, 1907
keanses G.es' Navel Is veil az steglns. Colo, and
charles soIs Esfsp, 81 and ,,, y1sipis Holland
. -l lTiizabeth Meoee; Is; 1910 ioth s: n.s: M
AFher a1e MAR Marvin and r. Ruth 57sb sh,sI s. S.n
'oSR SPais S.!sS r. "a soe : ,ne
sa Jean Barnes 30 ter5ahs saos s4tS PREF s. nW sno
joseph MoTder ;or ss .,aI lsal Biltmare rt St.
Richard Appel; %, e25 Morris pl. ne, and
Frapos oTslls E,l,,l Fisher 81 l4s Morse st. me
Colleen Ashwood; is. Arlinston, va
JOIN SnuIsn Kno1t' r.. 81 CIV Fort Beyor, Va, and
Helen Fowler, 90, s4e sth st. ne.
saPas Mfsssl soels 81 nenpR 81 ns s. nH s1d
Abraham Aqua; ~ Wilkes,Barre, Pa, and
% WeeSmeyeT esn 81 Assah hbsite Hots Isa and GLADYS
EdTsTa frsns Mson Msap 20 sfsana nfanrhvie Md and
john ,Yinaiins, ., sesrey. Ark. and Eliza
beth Lighth, 20, 1901 Argonne p:
Stephen nhen Elanigan; "a; Elmrs: n Y, and
NoopSi' Iot AduitE pl INV.
James Williams. -, 70S 18th st. ne. and
Elsie COPELAND, %, Dickerson. Md
Make Letcher. 81, Laurel Greek, W. Va,
and Edith Hester, 10, 113 St NV
John Davis. "A 211 H st. ne. and Geneva
Taylor, "a. 1S21 18th st. NV
George Ross, 40, and Nellie Nasaouam, 81,
both of zoos New Hampshire ave NV.
Lafayette Hodge, 90; ,Harrisbure. Pa, and
Harriet Barrett, %, SO H st, NV
ROGER Mitchell ~. 435 Rhode Island ave
NV, and Roslyn Roberts, 10, 81 Quincy
pl. NV.
Issued at Rockville.
Harold Gregory Strickland. 3s. and Jose
phine Fay Shaw, 81, both of Washing
Donald Edmond Heathcott 2I. Fort Dix,
n; u; and Mel Mildred Harrison, 10,
Edward Paul Harvey, "a, Washington,
and Mary Harrell. 81, Arlington.
James H. Hawkins, "a Camp Beale. Calf.
and Betty Jane Anderson, 2s Port
James Aryei cheshier, %, New York, and
Mary Ma Emma y;ansn Galp 49, wsShins,Son
and Dorothy Lucille Gator, 81, Wash
ington.
bird. Md, and Barbara Anne Berg
man, IS, Silver Spring Md
Maurice F Jaillet. 81. and Emma Adams,
81, both of WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1943-09-14

Bernard ans as,.I Wilkinson, IS Pomona, Calf,
James me- nI3o podss ir 20, osS 2524 l st. NV and
John naeIf GlI Mlse M camp Isss Iee 1. St and r Eliza.
1t; John Doherty. 4e. Newark, N. j., and
Msryin Hail s.: SCI LonsfsIioa nsfaSson ST. v. NV,
and Mary Henshsll, 90, 7a27 Blair
F0ssEs sess 6 Sohsn Baltimore. aa .ps Ma Irm. Koter
Lonis n,,I;si Kahn; e, 5ol Kennedy st. NV. and
and Mary Laserholm, Fl. so1S 18th
cesFss s.n MS55.son Nsn, 80 s als s.ea St t; NV and
n sash i spsnsi.T, aa I5Ia issh s s a;W ane
Ne1es PEss:s Jones' g. s Ysni sn.na ss'sh as Va
Sam Rudner. IS, Montreal. quebec. and
Evelyn Fleischmann, "a. a013 Massa.
Earl s Wemnosners esni ns sa, Clarendon, Va, ant
,oI.as DaElien Msmsley, 90 1915 18th St. NV
eons Mls1 s5es g. W. Ysesasin sts i ave =.
Edgia GIN. ,, 80: NeE orleans; La, and
Mssriee Peck: 81. Fort Myer, Va. and
Elolse Hudgens, q. 1872 N st. NV.
Rooert er Grams Grams 20; 3ai7 Liyingston ST; NV
David r4su Sutlsr, %, Montezama, n; Y, snd
7,o Martha % Bloom: 10; al35; suitland, Nd
Marion Phillips, 81, 4l5 Atlantic ave ave-
John l,s Cortland. land p. 44ss 7th St. NV, and
John Fitzgerald. jr;; 20. so7 South Caro-
II Una AK aye .ss Sc, and Dorothy o'DonoEhue
Rayomnd Howard. I'd II. 14o7 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Rumuniu Calls Off Gifts
To PIoesti Flyers
Ey the Associated Press.

ES the Associated Press
ISTANBUL. Sept. 14.-Since the
surrender of Italy, Rumanian news
papers have printed small notices
asking the public to refrain from
sending more gifts to American
flyers captured after the Liberator
raid August l on the Ploesti oil
fields.
The notices said the prisoners al
ready had ceceived more gifts than
they could use.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laiO, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
ono day, lDdit three full days and
recetue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
|CAN'T keep
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
ohe . A8 Lively as 4 YounESt0r
Now her Backache 10 better

SHo . u IIveIy 28 q oUnE1e0r =
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Many sufferers relieve nareinr backa che
quickly once they discover that the real
cause Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of
caking the excess acids and waste out Of
the blood. They help most people eliminate
lbout 3 pints = day.
| When disorder of kidney function per-
nits poisonous matter to remain in your
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matte pains, leg pains, swelling, puffiness
1nder the eyes, headaches and dixziness,
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
ills, used successfully by millions for over 10
years. They give happy relief and will help
the 10 miles of kidney tubes flush out poison.
~ waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pijv
Evening star., 1943-09-14
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Mf3:El2
Serve This Easy Wayl

Serve This Easy Way!
Place " package in dogs dish. Soak with
boiling water! Let cool as directed. Let
dog sniA-watch it disappear! Double
Your Money Back if it fails. Send carton
with unused portion to: The Quaker Oau
Company. Rockford, Ill
Evening star., 1943-09-14

Dear to the heart Of todoys Wonon is her work,
ondWhotever it is you may be sure that she isWork-
ing for Victory in one way or another. When
there's shopping to be done, she does it wisely and
we'll and here may we hint that Je|Ieffs is among
her fovorIte stores
Evening star., 1943-09-14
She's spirited

responds enthusiast
coIIy to color-to doshino
lines-os in the new
furred- front tuxedo coots,
Grey Tineono Lamb on
green, blue or black wool.
Also Honey dyed Muskrot
on green, blue or brown
wool, S78 (PIus 1919 tox)
Evening star., 1943-09-14
She alert

-chooses simple clothes
os q background for many
accessory chonees-Iike
this fine black wool coot
with embroidered collar
ond cuffs. ------S59.75
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
HAITIAN OFFICER
IN DETROIT

'oi i = Iarocte. military A..
,ac6e = The Hs''ian Ambassador
vas IN Detroit Vast week. while
re office whose high rank Is
equivalent 70 thai ~ general IN
ne 7 5 Army was here no was
shown ahou 'nc c.'v hv Mrs
VALERIE Turner pef'if ~
1As cnlone ~ bis handsome
dress urlf-rw and medals dsned
v4'h MIS- pe,,iford last Weanes-
day eyen'ng A. the Paradise
Lounge 0he-e ne met Lieutenant
colo7el 2 q Davis Jr Of Sell
,ri4ep Fie'd
Colo-n,.-Iarcche. who arrived
here ~ plan Wednesday, flew
ne nex' dqy 70 chicago 70 in
srect Great lascs Naval Training
'eAcN At Great Lakes M While
In Detroit 10 -esised A. ne Rock
'9ai'isr hotel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
JEFFRIES


'tontinned from page u
ass Of such dangerous propasan-
da We're Voiced hs many liberal
'.,lzens and organizations
The seed Of hate and fear had
been sown however and they
produced crop OF anti Negro
,ofCS which reformed MAYOR JEFF.
f.s, % office PccauSe 90 Mayor
leiiriss mishard,ng Il The race
Tor and because % his vicious
'aiks against Negroes in ne re-
CEN campaign Negro citizens of
Detroit voted almost solialy
srains' BIN but were no, SUR
rri.ed AZ re results the eler-
ti0n
Much infa'nafQfy literature cal-
ealated 70 sin yoies for Jengies
was circulated during ihe yampaign
IN Nhi'e ne shhorhoods iacluding
pamphlets Gaining That Negroes
are = ''ing a straneie hold on me
city government also card, calling
a,iertial e 'he number % Negroes
who Sn'ta fr Fixtieiald In The
primary election and other print
"a proeacansa IN addison to this
arti-Nseto literature and articles
by Jenries supporters IN the daily
press considerable space in the
SHOPPERS Guide ana o'her free
publications was devoted 10 adyer-
iisemenis and articles stimulating
race prejudice In white neiehhor-
hoods
In The early .tlnc returns judge
FifzGerald led Mayor Jerries ~ a
comfortable margin UP TO ihs point
When son OF The loso precinc's had
hetn iabulated Votes from the
ouiising sections q tho CRY then
began % come IN and rapidly erac-
ga FizGeralds lead Ths latest
iaHllations gave Jeffries ~ ooo
votes As arains' FrzGeralds rs
All the incumbenis IN he coun, Il
were retained IN office except
Cfnncilman Garlick who vas r.
plscca hy Fred Ca~'a'or Attorney
Edward simmons 'hc eolorcs coun-
cilmanif candidate. polled ss.sss
'e'es and placed thirteenth SIM
mons vote he largesi ever rece!,rd
hy q iocal colored cauncilmanic
candidate IN 1897 the late George
Green ran for The council and re-
o''fd 73f92 votes In 1892 VII
lam SAfrriii poiled 81 7es coun.
''''arie votes ard n 1871 Senator
Charles riSes who rem for councg
po'led 'o7s7 votes tie largest re-
c''Fed by a member o. the race IN
70 thai time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
Granada Hat Shoppe
Opens On West Side

ladies' Of Detroit who admire
lovely hats VIII be GLAD 10 learn
mat q new hat Store has Inst
opened IN West Detroit. II Is
tho Granada Hat Shoppe. located
NJ a'ss West Warren. adjoining
The Granada theatre.
The proprietor. n. on. mn.
nounce> that his shoppe VIII spec.
iallze IN \ fnll stock Of the latest
styles In wcmen's hats. cor.
dial Invitation Is extended n The
puhllc 10 sl>ii The Granada Hat
>hoppe and inspect Its up.to.dafe
line ~ fashionable hats.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
History Confab
Continued from page y

sorority recommending that the
superintendent OF the Detro,.
school system be urged to insti.
inte the teaching Of Negro his
tory In the local schools bv the
Herman Dreer method. The res
oiu'ion was approved.
Al the end OF the morning ses-
sion, the annual business session
Tor members only was held The
annual report was explained and
ne plan Ter the campaign for
life membership was discussed
Mrs Lucy a. Smith. OF Lcxine-
ton Ky was chairman: Arne,t
Grant Lindsey Washington. PC
secretary.
Al the afternoon session Dr
Lorenzo Greene. o. Lincoln uni
'ersiiy Mo- spoke on -The Now
England Negro In The ADVERTISE
menis q Runaway Slaves PROF
James T King. author OF negro
History In Continental spanish
America. ~ Northwestern un.ver-
sity made the principal addresses
along with Mrs ylolene Iiiegin-
ootham. history Instructor AZ
Hamilton Institute The general
discussion was led BY Prof 4 X
NNahonea State Teachers college
MONTGOMERY Ala Mrs Sadie Ran
som presided and was also chair
nan 81 ne schools committee Of
exhibits
~ he Authors get-acqualnt.
I'd dinner a Lucy Thurman
lcWA SATURDAY evening Prof
James 4 Porter ~ Howard uni
vcrsity auth OF Modern negro
Art: Or lohn Hope Franklin.
ne history department ~ North
Carolina state and author OF The
Free Negro In An.e- Bellum
North Carolina Earl Conrad.
New York lily, author ~ "Har-
r.et Tuhman" Mrs Rackham
iiolf New York ciit author Of
George Washington Carver and
Dr Alfred McclunF Ice, q Wayne
university co-author ~ Race
Riot" were introduced and made
talks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06

last Friday night II was Wild
c~'s popularity contest IN which
more than fifteen widows partlc-
irated First there was a parade
q all the widows present: then
a fine program was presented by
the chairman. most OF the par
Elephants being widows. Mrs. Nell
lie Thompson delivered the vel
come address A very splendid
address was delivered by NJ
Reed. head OF the Detroit branch
~ the Supreme Liberty Life In
snrance company on The Part
Women Are Playing in War
Work" He also told what house
wives can do 10 help win the war
and how they can fall IN line and
work or the changes which Will
come in the social structure
after the war II won.
Mrs Essie Harvin responded 10
his address A good paper on
Love" vas read by Mrs. Willie
OF the Russell Street Baptist
church Mrs Mary Hill recited
a poem; Mrs Hattie Ewing con-
fributed piano solo; and the
Rev Mr. Cater gave talk.
After the program. the prize
winners were announced. as de-
fcrmined by the amount Of money
each widow had solicited during
period Of week for the bene-
m Of the society The first prize
went 20 Mrs Mary Hill. who
turned IN $4,000 she was award
81 $500 IN War Saving Stamps
Mrs. Sheppard ~ Second baptist
church was awarded 81 M in War
Saving Stamps. as second prize.
for raising $3.50 and me third
rri7e winner was Mrs Nellie
Thompson who received s. oo IN
War Savings stamps for raising
~ * Mrs Harvin and Mrs TIL
man were next IN lire with slS75
ard $500 respectively Over si2o
Was realized from the effort
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
OMEGA DELEGATES DANCE AT
INVITATION OF FRATERS

sss passA rs Phi frs,ers 81
aiar rhe'r convention dele.
ai. from onrof-'evn q, gay
AK fms party M helr beautiful
ana spaciou frafern'iy house last
Setp cay 81 h' Nisitnr aeiesa,e.
q ~ affar ineipdes ne Key
y SEXTON chicago ~
Charles Y Dudley chicago A..
fn'y Percy Ash Chicago Matt
Seo't lraiaranolis ATTORNEY
9~ Jacobs ird'snaD,i's Il :
Sra- Arkansas srd others
Anafe iotsi foik frssar.
y HH "eff seen tancles haf4rr
e.prire 'he rarc vintage A.,
ne FER fn wfre VI and Mrs
lark wes Mr ar6 Nr= Fred
b'ocser n sni Mrs Ben sea
ks ~ arf Mrs Thomas
rtufor' rlss riolias Nackir
Nfo'nev na Mrs Elsin Darcn.
n~ ara Nr Wai,er Wis NJ
nr N~s Rer fierde,so- ~
m ata Mrs carpheN
R"a'.irf fsem'ne ~ ard
frs Mckinney Mr. snt Nj. m.
r>or ScnzTs NJ and Mrs An
f"eF Fo~aoe A'forro> Fan .es
fr' II ars Ns TAe daro
Fo-so- Mss Thelra Garfin N
arf Nrs Chester Smith. ,,arrs,
eng Me- F3wa-d simmo-s 81
'.'Nere'fr nr e G SmlfN A.
rev haries Berry Norman
= eiis Ms Arn'e Law Dr lamss
1s7r y ard Mrs wVnr
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AZ, ard 81 ard Mrs. val.-r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
Ask yourself these Questions
when you buy a Laxative

Ones. what Is the name or lax
alive that has heen popular anil
respected favorite with four genera
,ions7 Ans. BLACK Draught Qucs.
Is Black Draueht purely herbal,
Ans. Yes. and you'll find 81 easy 10
take Ques. is -Draught salts
factory IN action, Ans. Yes. Il usa-
ally IL. II you follow directions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
40. 3l9.222
ORDER OF PTHIIClTIOy

=
- session 81 to- said colrt
held IN The WAYNE County Build
i-F IN the City ~ Detroit. Mich
lgan or the 10th day OF sepiem-
her An laa7
Present Honorable newiTT "
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge
j sa'.sfrc'cr''v appearing from
'he AFFIDAVIT of he plaintiff on
TIE ~ nc above entitled cause
thar & e MT known IN WIN,
state Or Country ~ defendant
now resides hn' that her last
known address Was Fifth md
cherrs Streets Detroit. Michigan
1T IS ORDERED that Frances
~ Mari arpear ard answer his
f3'l ~ Conplair'. flsA IN hts
cnaso. within 'hroe months rom
date ~ his Order or saIa PHI
VII be taken as confessed against
hor
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
'ha' 'cor, ~ said Order
20 sent y 'ho last known
address ~ sai7 defendant hv
reeis'ered mail and IN case
no registered refuvr receir' sirn-
"a hv Tho defendant Is received
that this or9or no published ~
required hv law
DeVITT y MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
a Trne coyv)
cASpAR IINGENAN. cicrk.
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