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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-18
RecreationaI Experts Suggest
Variety Of Adaptable Games
BY MARY BREEN and
ARTHUR LAWSON
Written for NEA Service

This year you probably are
rperding your vacation at home
You can, anyway, and still have
fun. Wedding the Victory Gar
den will take up some of the
sunny hours, but you will be
wise to pack the others with fun
for the whole family, giving the
holiday spirit TO the days at
home so that you all have a real
change from the work "a day
routine.
The best way TO do this to turn
your backyard into a miniature
"Vacationland." OF course you
can't squeeze tennis court be-
tween the row of beans and peas,
but there are many other fine
games that can be fitted into the
spare spaces in almost any back
yard
Paint a Hopscotch design on
he walk TO the back gate, or
mark it out in the driveway
'ou use so seldom these days.
t is childs game, but you can
so little limbering up of the
Did muscles by challenging Bet
sy any Johnny in family cham
pionship. If you don't know the
design and rules, Betsy does.
For variety draw billboard
design on the walk or porch, or
make board of plain pine
lumber two by-thrce feet. We
are giving you the design here
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man. Several radio stars from
station WJR Detroit. viii be
present and tap dancing by the
twins of Mount Clemens. Will
oe feature The public is cord
ALLY invited to attend
Officers of the newly formed
post to be installed are.
Commander Robert Pape lst
vice commander Earl J AlcClel-
Lam 2ud vice commander. Mr..
kirkpatrick Adutant. William
r. Davis; Treasurer Adolph
Zichm: Set al Arms Fred Bch-
renS; Chaplain Major Gordon
Rankin
Filty-four seniors Of the Uti-
ca high school left Wednesday
by bus for Detroit where they
took the d & c boat for Buff
falo and Niagara Falls.
Betty GilchriSt. Peggy Hirth,
Francis Chapoton and Elmer
Marquardt are home for the
summer vacation from Michigan
State College at Lansing Bill
Erase. Jr Marjorie Kidd Nan
cy Gage and Anita Cooper re-
turned home last week from
Michigan State Normal College,
al Ypsllanti.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd r Hirth
Will entertain on Sunday MIR.
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since it is basic for many other
tossing and rolling games.
Notice how the numbers add up
&c Is in all directions.
billboard can be played as
competition between two players
or two teams Players take turns
throwing three rings, one at a
time. Play for a score Of 100 or
play 10 rounds.
ANOTHER GAME
If you have drawn this Bull
board design on the sidewalk
you can use it for Switchboard
Sprinkle little sand on the
walk to speed up discs sliding
and slide one-by-SiX inch disks
toward the target either by
throwing or by pushing with a
stick or Switchboard shovel"
Each player is allowed three
disks. Take turns, one disk at a
time. This gives each player a
chance to knock off the disks of
the other player and thus ire
mendously increases the compe-
tition of the game.
Against the wall Of the garage
or chickenhouse you might hang
up a Ring Toss target This is
simply board about two feet
square in which you have driven
long nails six inches or so apar,.
Hang up by one corner and toss
rubber or rope rings at the tar
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BILLBOARD

set the score at 100 If you go
beyond you have to start over
again.
TONY RING TOSS
If you are lucky enough to
have some extra space in the
front yard, you might set up a
game of Ring Tennis, or Deck
Tennis. Design your court to fit
your space, but in no case make
it larger than 20 by "A feet. Lay
ii out as for Badminton. String
your net across the center 5 feet,
8 inches high. This court is not
exactly official but Will do for
our amateur game. You also will
need rope or rubber ring about
seven inches in diameter. Open
the game by tossing this ring
over the net. Opponent tries to
catch it and toss it back Score
as for Tennis or as in Badmin-
ton. No fair to hold the ring or
feint with it. You can play sin
giles or doubles.
There are many more games
you can play In tiny backyard
or front lawn. Most require very
little space or equipment. If you
have an old croquet set you can
use the balls for Bowling the
Green-or you can mark space
IN the lawn as if for Shuttle
board and roll your tennis balls
onto it. This becomes exciting
when you try to hit your oppo-
nent's balls and drive them from
the target.
You can play Horseshoes in a
narrow little space, or One Goal
Basketball against the side of
the garage. Or, if you want to
make some more elaborate play
equipment, this in itself can be-
come a vacation hobby.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-18

Mrs. William Pether and daugh-
ter. Betty of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harm Wis
tied relatives al Fair Haven Sat-
urday evening.
Weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lennon were MIR
and Mrs, Harold Lemrnon OF
Lansing D
Mr.. and Mrs. H f. Davis OF
East Tawas are guests of Mr..
and Mrs DIN Davis
FRIDAY evening dinner guests
Of Mrs. Frank Morris we're Mr..
and Mrs. f. F. Siefert and Mr..
and Mrs Jarvis Wotring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harri.
man and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd
Hartman OF Detroit we're Mon
day luncheon guests of Mrs.
Clyde Jones.
Corp. Raymond Warren of
Camp Hood, Texas, is home on
a IA day furlough and is VISITING
his parents, the Rev. and Mrs
B. A Warren.
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set the score at 100. If you 60
beyond you have TO start over
again.
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Around the Town nj Utica

DR.. and Mrs. b. Bruce Wiley
have purchased the home of
Mrs. Frances Wagner on Cass
street, Utica The doctor will
occupy the place with his family
but will retain his office al its
present location al 1856 Van
Dyke avenue.
Mrs. Wagner and daughter,
Norma, Will move TO their pro-
perty at 47l6 Clinton street now
occupied by MIR. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Tyack. Mr.. and Mrs. Ty-
ack have not completed plans
regarding their future residence.
George Grau, Of Toledo and
Ann Arbor, was weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Flickinger. Mr.. Grau was a
friend of Harry Flickinger. who
was drowned while canoeing
near Ann Arbor.
James b. Wright, of Detroit,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Cora
Harris. Mr. Wright has just re-
turned from spending the win
ter in Florida.
Mrs. Ernest James returned
home Saturday from visit
with friends in Dearborn Mrs.
James is making her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Odgers.
Mrs. c. NJ Foster is spending
the weekend with her friend,
Mrs. S. B. Beat, Church street,
Windsor, Ontario. Mr.. Foster
Will spend Sunday in Windsor.
The annual meeting of the
Utica Cemetery association is
being held on Thursday, June
II, at 800 p. m. at the council
chambers.
The annual school meeting for
District No l, fractional Shelby
and Sterling, will be held at the
high school on Monday evening
July -.
open House will be held by
DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Hirth fol-
lowing Commencement eXercis-
es, henoring their William
who is member of the class.
Bill has successfully passed
the examination for service in
the army and expects to leave in
about two weeks.
O,y.ug 20 the rapid growth of
the suburban area served by the
rural letter carriers out of the
Utica post office, service was OPP
ened Wednesday morning on g
third route formed by a dlvi-
sion Of the other two. Carriers
and length of route are: Route
!. Herman Barg, 40 miles; route
2, Earl Stein, 81 miles; route 3
Harold Cars. AZ miles.
The mail leaves the office al
300 a. m. and returns at zoo
=. m. Mr. Stein was formerly a
carrier at the local office but he's
on leave because of i'll
health He has been assisting at
the kroger store.
The Four Corner Stones oil
Democracy was the subject oil
talk given before the Utica
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-18
New Haven

NEW HAVEN-The fifth kim
dergarten exercises for "a grad.
yates were held in the school au-
ditorium Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.
They wore their traditional
caps and gowns. and we're as
sisted by the first members.
They presented an interesting
program of songs and recitations
after which Supt. f. F. Siefert
presented them with diplomas.
The program was under the
direction of Phyllis Schmitt
kindergarten supervisor.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schwaberow we're MI.
and Mrs. Ira Hartway of Detroit.
Mrs. Carrie McKag visited
Mrs. Ida Campbell al Monroe on
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Herbst
Of Anchorville were Monday
evening callers at the Earl X.
Hoster home.
Mrs. William Will was a CUES.
of Mrs. Myrtle Cobleigh in De-
troit on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Charles Tebelman spent
a few days last week with Mrs
John l.. Tesch.
Callers Friday evening al the
home of Glenn A. Bates were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Colesioek.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-18
II Enemy Planes Downed
in North Australia Area

MELBOURNE, Austria
June l8 - tAl 49, Australian
Spitfire pilots in the limited
number of combatS they have
had with the Japanese 10 the
north of Australia have destroy
ed % enemy planes thus far.
The total includes five bomb
ers, Is fighters and two recon-
Nuisance planes.
Wing Commander Give (kIli-
err Caldwell tops the score with
three fighter planes and a
bomber, making his total bag foy
the war "a planes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-18
Vacationing at Home This Year? Here's How to Do 1t

and Mrs Harry Ford, daughters
Virginia, Kathleen, Joan and
Bethel. of Munith, Mich; and
Mr. and Mrs + G. Bachelor.
daughters Barbara. Carol and
Emily OF YpsIlanti.
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American Legion. Will hold in
stallation OF officers at the Utica
high school auditorium on We'd
neSday evening. june p. at
$50 o'clock The installation
ceremony viii bc n charge OF
the 40 and s of Detroit and
a fine program is being propar-
cd under the direction OF Joseph
Richards. cntcrtainment chair
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get, trying to leave them hang
ing on the hooks. Count the
center hook as IS, the next row
as 10, the outside row as )
points. Play for score of 100,
or for ten innings. For a more
hilarious but less Skillful game,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

Ralph l.. Barrows. Attorney. 1853 East
Jefferson Avenue.
STATE OF MICHIGAN-In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Macomb In
Cbaneery. John BArxell. Plaintiff VS.
Victoria l.. Barxeii. Defendant order
OF Publication. Al session OF said
Court held in the Court House in the
state on the and day OF June. A ID 1919.
Present. Honorable Nell y. Reid, Circuit
Judge II appearing from affidavit on
file that Defendant. Victoria l. Barxen,
her last known address was II Franklin
Square. Rochester. New York IL Is Or
oered that Victoria L. Barxei, Defend
ant herein. appear and answer the Bill
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
High Twelve posipones
Next Weeks MeetinQ

The weekly luncheon-meeting
of I n Mount Clemens High
Twelve Club scheduled for next
Monday has been postponed un-
ill August IL, President Macy
Watkins revealed today.
On August IL, Watkins point
ed out, the club holds its annual
boat excursion and the meeting
will be held in conjunction with
the outing.
The members who plan 10 at
tend the excursion were asked
by Watkins TO assemble at the
Denmarsh hotel. Boats TO trans
port the members and guests
will be provided by the mem
bers.
State Senator, Ivan 4. John
ston, discussed the Activities OF
the State Senate" at the lunch
connecting of the Club yes
terday at the Masonic Lodge.
According TO Lawrence Blades
who introduced the speaker,
Senator Johnston painted fav-
orable picture of the activities
of the senate.
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10 the people OF Macomb County; and
WHEREAS, Said Arthur c.. HIM was
Likewise q successful business man In
our city and county and throughout his
active life also found time TO be ac-
ouainted with. visit with and be friends
OF thousands OF the citizens OF this city
and county, of all stations in life. by
whom he was affectionately known as
Art HIM.. now. therefore.
BE 1T RESOLVED, BY the City Com
mission OF the City of Mount Clemens.
for and on behalf OF the City. its citi-
zens and officials. that we deeply de-
plore the passing OF our distinguished
friend and fellow citizen. Arthur C..
HIM: and that we do hereby express the
heartfelt sorrow OF this community at
his loss. and we extend 10 his family
our sympathy and the sympathy of the
RESOLVED. FURTHER. That the
Clerk be and he hereby is directed TO
send a certified copy OF this resolu-
ton 20 the family of said Arthur c. HIM.
and 20 cause the same 10 be published
in the minutes OF this commission.
Carried
Yea: Bruneel, Longstsn, Breitmeyer.
and DuBay.
Nav: None.
Commissioners Breitmeyer-B I'm ee l
moved that the City Engineer and Com
missioner OF Streets be Empowered to
proceed with the construction of a load
ing platform 20 be used by the men and
women OF the Armed Services only. who
are seeking transportation.
Carried
Yea Bruneel. Longstsn, Breitmeyer.
and DuBay.
Nav: None
Commissioners Breitmeyer DuBsy NOV
ca 20 adjourn
Carried
Yea Bruneel, LongstsH. Breitmeyer,
and DuBaV
Nay. None.
August 3-M-L
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PRAISED BY PRESIDENT

Their commandant Colonel
Hobart b Brown. almost bursts
his buttons when he talks about
them, he's SO proud I'm hay
ing a hard time keeping the
band here he said, half seri-
ously. They've been trying
hard 70 get II away from me"
They probably heard Prcsi-
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who became A WAC for a
week 10 get the facts about
life and training in the corps.
Kitchen police is on, of those
duties a WAC docs % perfection.
but cnf.r,-y vs.bo.t lowe Sbe.d
as soon trade f. for three extra
hours of crose.ordcr drill I'm the
hot sim Sis,ayere6 ON the
first DAY OF MY Week as a VAC
Apvonc who docsn have to
police the kitchen is ~,ric,lv uu-
Der strata And tberc arc two
barracks fun a. upper strata IN
the THIRD Train,ur Center az
To-. Oclo,-,.,, ~. ,rrc h..,,4
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has a tough job-including about
twice as much laundry as the
other WACs. We use two TO
three shirts a day the girls
grumbled, "and sometimes more
when we play for officials"
Besides rehearsing their rep
ertoire of $50 marches, 100 over
lures and a hundred or so popu-
lar pieces four hours each day,
the band has 10 prepare a pro-
gram for broadcast over Sta
ton WOOD in Chattanooga,
Tenn, and for the dances given
by the officers, non-coms and
local service clubs.
"Humph, the MPs snort. IF
the band thinks they have their
hands full. they should just try
day two of our drilling and
physical training" You see,
we've got TO be strong enough 10
carry WACS off the drill field
when they faint"
Every morning they're out on
T. field perfecting their pre-
cision a weekly concert, a half
hour drilling, and every after
noon you can see them in their
green and white seersucker ia
tigue clothes housekeeping it
down the road on the double.
They learn Judo, too - that
handy little Improvement on
jui-jitsu - just in case they
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Legal Notices
.ordOn W Lamphere. Attorney. eo1 Shell.

Gordon W Lamphere' Attorney eo7 Shell
MoRrGAGE sA1E-Default haviAs been
SAGE made by FLMFR d SCOTT and
MARTHA NJ. SCOTT, his wife Of the City
OF East Detroit. Michigan, Mortgagors, TO
Union Guardian Trust Company a Miehi.
San corporation. Mortgasee, dated June
3D. 1912, and recorded IN the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds for Macomb County,
Michigan, on August S, 1912. in Lioer Jls
mortgage vas assigned TO FEDERAL
NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION by
ASSESSMENT dated on September 5 1879,
and recorded on September is, 1912 IN the
Office OF said Register OF Deeds IN Liber
]2l OF MortgageS on Page 499, on which
mortgage here Is claimed 10 be due, al
interest the sum OF S5,?22 SO; No suit or
proceedings az law or in equity having
been instituted 10 recover the debt secured
by said mortE8ge or any part thereof !:
NOW. therefore, pursuant 10 the power OF
sale IN said mortgage and the statute IN
such case made and provided. notice IS
ha1sr Syen ,9.{ ina At T 90 o %lNtsptf
SAID mortgage will be foreclosed BY sale
a. public auction 10 the highest bidder
a. he .Grauot street Entrance TO the
County Building IN the City OF Mt Glenn
ems. Michigan Uhat being the building
where the Circuit Court for the County
OF Mscomb IS held, OF the premises de-
scribed in said mortgage' or so much
thereof as may be necessary 20 pay the
amount due on said mortsage, with in:
terest thereon at sac per annum and
all legal expenses. and also any sums
paid by the undersigned TO protect its
interests which said premises are de.
scrhed as All that certain piece or parcel
OF land situate IN the City OF East De-
troit, In the County OF Macomo and State
OF Michigan, described as: Lot OF Lin
wood Subdivision OF part OF the Northwest
a OF Section 81, Town North. Range u
East, City Of East Detroit Macomb Coun-
~. Michigan. and a replst OF part OF Lot
IS. Hallway Little Farms Subdivision =
according to the plat thereof as recorded
In I.her D. PAGE s OF PlatS.
Dz.ed. May z 1919,
FLDERIL EtrIo7t'i MORT.
GAGE ASSOCIATlO. a co..
pcration organized sad east
Ing pursuant 20 Title III OF
the National Housing Act. as
amended. ASSignee OF MortgageA
GORDON W. LAMPHERE.
Attorney for Assignee OF MORTGAGES.
GOT Shelby Street,
Detroit. Michigan.
MAY IL. 10, IS, June ], ~, II. ~
July 8, Is. 30. 81. August }.
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MPs Orchestras Favored by Women i'm WAC Camp

years over certain lands as described in
the declaration of taking for aVigation
rights and for related military and war
purposes, and II appearing 20 This Court
that said petition is sufficient in form
and substance. upon the motion OF Char
les =. Duffy. Special Assistant United
States Attorney. representing said Pc
tltioner, II Is hereby ordered.
A. That George M Read, Clerk of
this Court be. and he hereby is. APP
pointed Guardian ad Item for all per
sons, II any, named as respondents in
this petition concerning when II Is
known or shall become known that they
are minors. insane persons or incom-
petent persons:
b. That the Monitor-Leader. a nswspa-
per published in Macomb County, Mich
igan. being the county in which the land
described In said petition is located, and
in the Eastern District of Michigan. be
and II hereby Is, designated as the news
paper in which a copy of this Order shall
be published as provided by law:
c That this proceedings be held open
for determination of a just compensa-
ton as shall be directed by this Court
upon subsequent hearings thereof and for
such further, other and different pro-
ceedings as may be according to law
and as may appear just and appropri-
ate in the premises.
ID. That the goth day OF August A. D.,
l943, be, and the same hereby Is, fixed
as the DAY for hearing on this petition.
and all persons named In said petition
including those hereafter listed are here
by required 10 appear before this Court
az $50 In the forenoon OF said day and
show cause. II any they have, why the
prayer in said petition should not be
granted. such persons being:
Charles p. Irwin
Georgia Irwin
Thomas A Danahey
Bertha Anthony
EDWARD J. MONET.
United States District Judge
L. 8. District Court
Eastern District of Michigan, IS
] hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy OF the original on file in
this court and cause.
GEORGE NJ. READ
Clerk
BY: JOHN J. GINTHER
Deputy Clerk
Dated July 29, 1919
July 27-August s-lo-l7-M-L
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site is true, he pointed out. MPs
have three duties: To help keep
a soldier or WAC out of trou-
BILE, to get him or her out of it.
And, last, to regulate traffic.
There's no club welding with
these women. That's where the
personality comes in. They're
pretty, persuasive and purpose
full - and they generally get
results the first time they ask
or something.
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Army,s Persuasive Policewomen
Use Judo Not Clubs on Victims
BY ROSELLEN CALLAHAN
MA staff Writer

MA NNAli NIlNtf
This is the third of four ar
ticles by an MA staff writer
who became a WAC for a
week 10 get the facts about
life and training in the corps.
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come against an "ornery" civ
ilian who won't git when he's
told to.
The Police are Colonel
Browns pets. II was he who
wrote the first manual of in
structions for MPs in World War
l, and organized the first Pro-
vost Marshal's School to give
special training TO Military Po-
lice.
He's stricter with the MPs
than the others, Colonel Brown
explained, because they are his
personal representatives. If they
are to maintain discipline, they
must be irreproachable them
selves.
VOLUNTARY JOB
No one is made an MP UNI
less she wants to be one, and
she's got to have plenty of per-
sonality and fortitude to go with
that desire.
Civilians have an idea that
the main purpose of MPs is to
look for trouble, Colonel Brown
lamented But quite the oppo-
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GENERALLY SPEAKING, the
MPS keep the WACs in line, and
the band keeps EN- in step. At
Light, though. some of the mu-
siciSns are shown holding pri-
vate jam session in their bar
racks. Below, Sgt. Marie Smar-
mp inspects couple OF Fort
OgIeth0rpe'S MPs before they
go on duty.
dent Roosevelt say after he had
returned 10 Washington from
Fort Oglcthorpe that the girls,
had played the Star Spangled
Banner the best ne had ever
heard
They should play we'll Most
OF the girls left symphony orch
cStraS and bands 10 join the
WACS To mention a few: Corp.
Betty West was a saXophonist
y it'll the Ft Wayne, Ind. SYM
phony Aux Vernajean WIKI
stron played the drums with the
Chicago Women's symphony;
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT or MICHIGAN
SnlrTHERN DINISION

Civil Docket No. 3s3S
ORDER FIXING DATE OF HEARING
United States of America, Petitioner.
vs. lO084 acres Of land In Harrison
Township. Maoomb County, Michigan.
Thomas A. Danahey, ct al. Defendants.
AT session OF said Court held in the
Federal Building in the City OF Detroit.
Michigan this -2ard--day of July. A. D..
l943
Present. Honorable Edward J. Monet.
United States District Judge.
In the above entitled cause the United
States OF America having filed and pre-
sented TO the Court its petition as COM
menccment of judicial proceedings TO
take private property for the use and
benefit of the public as easement for Is
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OF Complaint filed in this cause. within
three months from the date OF this order,
or said Bill will be taken as confessed
against her l. is Further Ordered that
copy OF this order be published, accord
Ing 10 Law, In the Monitor Leader, and
that q copy OF said order be sent to
Defendant at her last known address.
NEIL r REID
A true COPY Circuit Judge
KATHERINE M WANGELIN. Dep. Clerk.
June ~ 20, July s.i3 co.77:
August 3-M.-L.