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Evening star., 1944-10-24

he did, mind you, picking out souae
very lovely tropical scenes. But you
can look for yourself. Only re-
semblance between what's to be seen
at the Del Rio and the National Gal
lery Is the botanical atmosphere of
palm trees.
According to Mr.. Sachs, he's will
ing to wait patiently for the decor
to be delivered, which is more than
he said for any ones laundry.
Don't look now. but the boys at
the Wsrdman Park are practicing
embroidering Honest! Bill Walz,
soloist and bass player, has designed
a monogram for each Of the boys in
the band combining a design of the
instrument played with the initial
of the player. When they become
adept with the needle the boys will
reproduce them on the sleeves OF
their new jackets. Lee Barrett SAYS
she's worried about carrying a piano
around on her arm.
But not Bill He can handle any,
thing, including cracks about the
embroidering. AS a matter Of fact,
the man has lots of talent You
should see all the ribbons he has
for his painting and sculpture. Says
he prefers sculpturing OF animals
particularly elephants.
y Il
Imagine getting SO soldiers on stage
at the Balalaika. And Mischa Bess
does it this week in his new show
entitled "Grounka," which calls for
a complete army Of handsome Co.'S
sacks. Ingenious Mischa was not to
be stopped by any local male short
age. It's trick, but we won't
give 1t away. On her return from
CaSablanca, where the Ell Patios
Martha Madison worked with the
USO, she Immediately went to work
in United States hospitals entertain
ing the boys with her accordion.
One Of the best things about being
back, Martha says, is tasting real
fresh food. In all countries where
she travelled. the entertainer took
her food with the GIs, namely,
dehydrated fare, powdered milk,
powdered eggs and SPAN.
X
Estes, Tommy Dorsey's arranger,
visiting at the Madrillon the other
evening, dubbed Eddie Jane Poin-
dexter an enigma" For Eddie
takes on multiple activities which
would leave most people hanging
on the ropes.
Estes had within less than an
hour seen Eddie in a chartreuse
gown Of her own design and needle
work sing My Reverie," then he
watched her make a dash for
waiting station wagon for a cross
town stint at the Salvation Army
USO canteen during the Madrillon
intermission. Thirty minutes later
he found her calmly knitting
Christmas tie for certain service
man. And all this after a full day
at her Navy Department post.
Here's one for Ripley. George
Stein, member OF Roy Kyser's Rain
bow Room outfit. has composed
number entitled Its No Good" i.
Joe Ceylon, fiddler in the new
Lotus show, has the smallest feet
Evening star., 1944-10-24

heart-to- heart talk with Del Rio
Manager Herb Sachs.
Long before last months opening
Herb decided that the clubs right
wall would be greatly enhanced by
purchasing four oil paintings. which
Evening star., 1944-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Perp1Iual
Building Association will be held at the
ONCE of the association, 11th and Z Sts.
NV. Monday. November 18th, 1914. at
7:30 O'Clock pm. EDWARD c. BALTZ,
FURNACES vacuum cleaned: complete Job,
S.. CARL ROBEY. HY. 5829.
JOIN White Collar Workers Protectiye
Council; charter member meetins. book,
application, song, 15c p. o. Box 1851
I WILL NOT be RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted b. sr any one other than IA
leans pl. ne. = 26s
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself. LOUISE
sMALLWOOD, Is Fenton st. ne. 26'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS and members oi
the National Hospital Service Society. Inc
On October 10. 1914, hnsis decree for
the dissolution OF the, National Hospital
Service Society. Inc. vas entered in Civil
Action No. 212a3, effective as Of January
15,- 1945, and w. H. NJ. Slower, Colorado
Building, Washington, D. c.. was appointed
receiver of the assets and property Of the
National Hospital Service Society. Inc,
and notice Is hereby given to any and all
creditors, claimants or members of the
said corporation to file any claims they
may have on or before the 18th day oi
January. 1885. with w. H. M. Stover,
receiver, Colorado Building. Washinston
D. c.: otherwise. they shall be forever
barred and precluded from prosecutinR
the same. w. H. M. SLOWER. Receiver Of
National Hospital Service Society, Inc.
Colorado Building, Washinstoh, D.. C.
Evening star., 1944-10-24

decollete creation Miss Dore wore a
handicap. At least the audience
didn't think so.
X X
If you think you're having trouble
with your laundry We would suggest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Christian Science
CHURCHES

Love" will be the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. Jan. 80.
The golden text Il John ~ IS
Beloved. let us love one another:
for love is OF God. and every one
that loveth Is born Of God, and
knoweth God
Among the Bible citations is this
passage q John S:1S MY little
children. let us not love in word.
neither In tongue but in deed and
in TRUTH
CorreIatiye passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
(p.57il Glad in the panoply Of
love. human hatred cannot reach
you"
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ne Ready when Death Strikes
JOIN THE
MFTR OP OLITAN
FUNERAL SYSTEM
o.E.S. COLUMN F. & AM, P.H.A.

'''v NM SIAR CHAPTER NO. 1I-STATED MEETINGS-lH
,,er "esaay DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy ma
,, mrs Maude Williams 8t2 King Ma. slss, worthy "a
va, VT Richard White be2 Ersklne. Apt eos Secretary
p,rus. s "'adys v NILS 1880 Log Cabin Tn. s-02O3
dS"tM CHAPTER NO. s-STATED MEETINGS-lst Fri.
Fann, plrhkE WORK srd Friday Worthy Matron-mrs
simmons, 1850 ST. Joseph, TIE. 5000; Worthy Patron
M '. = Bristol 1871 Jos. Campau Fl ifss Secretary
carr. '"rfe IL Riley, is93 Parker. Pl 1885,
LtAf CHAPTER NO. tf-STATED MEETiNGS-lst
tror uA'. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worth, Ma
N.Y. Alice Dean, 9il4 McDougal, Worthy Patron r
NM sls7 Trowbridge
a., ,SuhAPTER no. 21-STATED MEETINGS-2nd FRI
Dor. wwn,whEE WORK lth Friday. Worthy Matron-mrs
M uulams f2S St Antoine Te 1880; worthy Patron
Mrs CAN'T 500 Hartford Ty f7556, Secretary
Loxp sr neen D. Can't, 6s0s Hartford, Ty. 1855
ThpySan OnAPTER NO. f6-STATED MEETINGS ISL
Mrs DECREE WORK srd Thursday. worthy Matron
Mr. vvie Thomas, 20f20 Kentnckyi Worthy Patron
Wls"n arc white SEE Erskne. Apt eos, Secreary-Nene
st. lc asgn, Svse4 Wyoming. FerndaIe.
ne,dss crmrArIER NO. 2S-STATED MEETINGS-2nd Wed
Mrs po.ehEb WORK 9Th Wednesday. Worthy Marion
Patron Fleming, $3.50 Boxwood. IT, 6O57g Worthy
rsar, W.T. waller Balenger ee5b s0h. La 466ii Sec
CLPSTOSR IN neDerta Nelson. bs27 Brush, TT i.14ss
Thursd., "nArLLk NO. 2g-STATED MEETINGS rna
Mn DhvkEE WORK 9Th Thursday. worthy Maron
M D@ ve Mount 2ii7 Muett r. sess, worthy Patron
Mthev cn.s"nd 5oo6 81 Aubn, Secretary MRS kosaea
'''"s $3.50 T. Fort ~ eisk
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LEGAL NOTICES

is unknown and that after dill
gent search and inquiry Il canLot
be ascertained in wha, State or
Country he now resides
IT is ORDERED tho, the de-
tendant enter his appearance in
said cause on or before three ~
months from the date Of his Or
Ger or said Bill OF Complaint viii
be taken as confessed and that
this Order be published as re-
qired by law and copy Of this
Order be sent 70 said defendant
10 his last known place Of resi-
dence by registered mail
SHERMAN u CALENDER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cASPAR J. L1NGEMAN. Clerk.
BY A. A BERGER.
Deputy Clerk i-s-2-is
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LEGAL NOTICES

At session q the above en-
titled Court, held IN the County
building IN the CITY OF Detroit.
County Of WAYNE and State OF
Michigan Der 3 AID. 1913
Present Honorable SHERMAN
ID CALENDER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appearing by
affidavit hereto attached thar The
Defendant Nathaniel Lewis Is not
"a resident Of the STATE Of Nirhi-
ran. but that hts last Rnoer place
o. residence was IN Chicago state
ct Illinois
OK NOTION or WILLIAM T.
PATRICK. ST. Counsel Tor the
Plaintiff.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED char
the Defendant enter hts appear.
ance either 10 person or ~ Az
tornev. within three months from
tie date hereof or the Bill OF
Complaint viii be taken as cou-
tossed against him
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that ,cry o. this order ne mail-
ed 70 the last known address q
the Deiendan' hy registered mail
return receipt requested postage
prepaid and TIA, true copy oi
the said order be published ac-
cordine 10 law
SHERMAN p. CALENDER
Circuit JuaEe
GA True Copvl
CASPER J. LINGEAiAN. Clerk
ny A. A. BERGER
Deputy Clerk l2-iS-l-22
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no. $685.
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City
cf Detroit on December Is. AD,
1913.
Present Honorable SHERMAN
y CALENDER Circuit Judge
In this cause f. appearing nv
affidavit on file that the defend
ant. Cleveland Davis. cannot Re
served by process issued out Of
this Court as ne is not resident
OF the State Of Michigan. but re-
sides IN the city Of st Peters
burg. County Of Pinellas and
state OF Florida
OK MOTION or CHARLES z.
PERKINS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED thai9 the de-
PENDANT. Cleveland Davis appear
end answer the Bill Of Complaint
IN this cause within three months
from the date Of this order or
that saio Bill be taken as con-
fessed and that this order he pub
lIshed according 10 law and a
copy thereof be served upon the
defendant by registered mail as
required by law
SHERMAN d CALENDER
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPER J LINGEMAN. Clerk
by A. A. BERGER,
Deputy Clerk 1225-2-5.
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- \. pse 1Is.as al4e s. Antoine s. O,l,oIt MeA

business right now and II would
be a dreadful mistake TO give II
mp completely. Save your money
for few years aud retire later
on. Your sister Is In better po.
sition 20 visit you than you are
10 20 and live With her.
FB.-I have not been with my
husband for The past seven years.
He is wanting me 10 sign papers
so that we can get divorce
really had much prefer 10 re-
main separated without a divorce.
Am l right or should slgn7
Ans: Give him his freedom II
You do not intend TO live With
him any more. You may find some
one that you would Ike TO marry
later on and I: you don't get a
ui,crcc. II won'd he Impossible
You aren't Caring anything by
taking this attitude.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Elmer Craig Gets
Merit Award For
Tipping Excellency

Elmer Craig, 2o-year-oid De-
troit Institute OF Technology stu
dent. was awarded a merit pin for
proficiency in typing last week
by his teacher. Miss L. shaw
Miss Shaw said that Craig mer-
It's particular congratulations at
this time. due to the fact tina he
has accomplished the rather un-
usual feat OF typIng 4o-words a
minute for ten minutes accurately
In study period OF only twelve
weeks time
The youth resides AZ 592 Trow-
bridge and is graduate Of North
ern high school
other students who received
awards for tipping records were
Virginia PydnsN Marion Costello,
Dorothy Carruthers. Mae Taylor.
Robert Webb. Elmer Craig.
Francis Bacarella and Kathryn
Steele.
Miss Virginia Pydnski received
the 5o-word pin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
New Bethel Baptist

The Sunday morning Church
school was conducted by the SUI
perIntendent. Mrs Katie Dallas
The attendance was very large
The morning worship was con-
Quoted by the pastor. the Rev
" + Ramsey who was given
cordial welcome by the members
upon HIS arrival from Washing
ton DC. where he had conduct
ed revival meeting. Many per-
sons Joined From every account
Of the visit 10 Washington. The
Rev Mr. Ramsey preached with
the same spirit as he does AZ
home each Sunday.
rnon his return. he felt that
no sermon would M better than
the one Repentance" from the
sist Psalms Seven people were
received into the membership Of
the church
AZ three O'Clock In the after
neon the members worshipped
with Tho PEOPLES BAPTIST church.
~ which The Rev Mr. Ramsey IS
a former pastor The text there
was behold The Man" from
John 1855 Music was furnished
by the Junior choir Tho Rev
Mr. Colvin and tho membership
ct large ~ tho Peoples Church
showed evidences Of enioving The
service very much Members very
much Members were added ~ the
church during these services. In
Guiding one sinner who confessed
hone IN Christ.
The night service was very
beautifully attended az 74s Here
the pastor thrilled every heart
with burning messarc "One
Way Traffic" from John 1876.
The Offering for the day was
seea2f
The public Is Invited TO attend
services At Now Beihel BAPTIST
1910 Hastings az Willis
The Rev " r RAMSEY Is mas
tor and Mrs Otis Lucille Mar
shall is reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
No. 1868
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al a session Of said court hel,
In the County Hulldirg al De'rsi'
on Decembcs 49, 1919
Present the Hon SHERMAN u
CALENDER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof BY affidayl'
CIR file showing that the defend.
dent. Edna Walker. Is mo- 2 rest
dent o. the state n Michisan and
that her address IS General De
livery West Mississippi
OK MOTION or EDWARD NJ
TURNER. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED tha, the said
defendant appear end answer ihe
bill of complaint filed In this
cause within three months from
the da'e Of this order Or the SAID
bin viii be taken as confessed
arains, her
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that copy Of this Order Re prh-
nshed IN the Detroit Tribune a
newspaper published in Nagre
County Michigan or served ac-
cording 20 law
SHERMAN y CALENDER
circui; Judge
"a True Copvl
CASPAR J. LINGENAN. Clerk
Py HUGH a MERTON.
Deputy Clerk 1o.1S-1-e9
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NO. s5s,s1
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


At session Of said Court. held
al the couri House. in the CITY
Of Detroit County OF WAYNE.
state OF Michigan. on the third
day OF January. AID. 1914
Present The Honorable LIZA
N NEuENFELT. Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit at
tached hereto. that the Defendant.
Ed Rushing. Is not resident Of
the State OF Michigan. and that
his last known address was 33ti
Bcnlah Street Houston. Texas.
on MOTION or ALON2O n.
PETTIFORD Attorney for the
Plaintiff Frances Rushing
1T Is ORDERED that the said
Defendant. Ed. Rushing enter his
appearance IN this cause on or
before three months from tho date
OF this order, or that the said
bill Of complaint be taken rs
confessed and that said order
be served and published as re-
quired b. law
LILA N NETENFFLT
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy
CASPAR J. L1NGEMAN. Clerk
BY A p GALLAGHER
Deputy Clerk i-29 3-ii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Macedonia

The pastor spoke Sunday morn
ing from Joshua e4.15 on the
subject, Gods selective Service
Act"
Dan Ambrose and Mrs cussle
Butler arc still on the sick lisf
Mrs NJ J Winston was called rc-
Gently 70 Alabama 70 he At the
bedside oi her mother Mrs Chs
sic a. Sanders Is IN Atlanta. Ga
II Is hoped that her health VII
be much improved by the time
she returns
If Your Merchant Uses
Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

man who can chart the proper
course for america and bring us
safely into port
THE National Maritime union
viii devote all OF It's energies 10
see that President Roosevelt's
program Is completely fulfilled
and realized
"Thc National Maritime union
calls upon President Roosevelt
70 run for reelection in 1914 as
the best guarantee that his pro-
gram will be achieved
The National Maritime union
dcdicates itself 70 making the re-
election OF Franklin d. Roosc-
Welt in 1914 a certainty"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
WEAVER ~ CHICAGO

The resignation Of Or Robert
c. Weaver. OF the War Manpower
Commission staff 10 accept the
dictatorship Of the Mayors Com
mIttee on Race Relations OF CHI
cago was announced this week by
Paul D. McNutt, VINO chairman.
Or. weaver has been liaison Of
ficer between the commission and
the Committee on Fair Employ
ment Practice. with special as
Segment Of developing a program
for the fuller utilization OF mi
norIty groups. He will leave VINO
for Chicago the first OF next
month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES
Alonzo u. PettIford. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. in chancery.
FRANCES RUSHING. Plaintiff
We ED RUSHING. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
no. sss.l2f
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

At session OF said Court held
in the Court House az the City Of
Detroit, County Of waync STATE
OF Michigan on the Sfh day OF
December. 1913.
Present Honorable SHERMAN
d. CALENDER. Circui, Julre.
Il appearing from the aftdayi;
on file that the place Of residence
OF the defendant Samuel Hussey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Charles r.. Perkins. Attorney
90 4 Xnrren Arenne

ffulNNu ''UWf
STATE or MICHIGAN. 10 tho
Circuit Court for the County Of
WAYNE. IN chancery
CHARLIE RUBIN WATKINS.
Plaintiff vs. MARY CATHERINE
WATKINS. Defendant
No. 352.2f4
At session Of said Conrt held
al the Court House IN the City
OF Detroit, On Doc H. Ap. 1919
Present Honorable SHERMAN
u CALENDER. Circuit Judge
in this cause. q appearing hy
affidavit on file that the defend.
ant. Mary Catherine Watkins cam
not be served by process issued
out Of This Court as she IS not 2
resident q The state Of Michigan.
but resides IN the City OF Canton.
State Of Ohio
on MOTION OF CHARLES r
PERKINS. attorney for plaintiff
IT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Mary Catherine Watkins
appear and answer ne pill o.
Complaint in this cause within
three months from the date Of
this order or that Bill viii be
taken as confessed and that this
order be Published according 70
law and a copy thereof be served
upon the defendant by registered
mail a. required Nv Law
SHERMAN n CALENDER.
Circuit Judee
"A True Copy
CAsPAR J LlNGENAN. Clerk
By A. HARGRAvFs.
Deputy Clerk i2-is-i-2s
-KFFP RFCISTFRED---
Chas. y. Kerry. Attorney
I30S Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN. in he
Circuit Court for the COUNTY Of
Wayne In Chancery.
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Resolution Gives
Full Support To
s-Peint Program
Say Teheran
Confab Cemented
Political Unity

NEW YORK ~ The ..a,ional
Council Of the National Martini,
union at It's semi annual meeting
this week. came out for n fourth
term for President Roosevelt and
pledged TO work Tor his re-elec.
ton
The National council composed
Of national officers and agents
from all principal ports. adopted
unanimously The following reso-
luton supporting fully the Pros
dents 5-poin' program and biz
OF economic rights and urging
him ITO run FOR reelection in
1874 as tho host guarantee that
this program will be achieved
The Teheran conference co.
mentcd the unity OF ali democrat
&c nations in common cndeayor
against the forces N slavery and
oppression. II determined the
practical military measures necos-
sarv 20 crown this cndeavor with
certain and speedy success
Guaranteed Prosperity
THE Teheran conference went
further. II expressed the desires
oi all people TO live In a. com
munity o. peace. prosperity and
progress II recognized that each
nation must be free to work FOR
its fullest Development and well
being IN rs own way II guaran-
teed this BY LAYING he corner.
stone for worl. cooperation and
understanding
For the great decisions OF Te-
heran we hail the leadership Of
Franklin y. Rot sevelt As the
leader Of one Of The greatest ma
lions IN the world President
Roosevelt bore a major responsi-
hilify for tho formation OF the
proper policies az this conference.
lie hears heavy responsibility.
likewise. 10 guarantee that those
policies are realized.
I'm HIS frs official act since
Teheran his recent message 10
Congress. President Roosevelt has
proved conclusivelv that he has
measured M to this responsible
iiy. His 5-point program for the
full mobilization OF the American
people provides The guarantee that
tho United States Viii carry out
IT'S full share IN achieving speedy
vi tory over the common enemy
New Bill Of Rights
His S-point program for post
war economic and social security
for all Americans regardless OF
station. race or creed Is a Bnl Of
Peoples Rights. II sums up the
deepest desires and strlyings OF
all The peoples Of the world Like
1.-The Bill OF RIGHTS which gives
meaning to American independ-
cnce and freedom. il establishes a
goal for the cnslavea peoples and
encourages their struggle 70
achieve that goal
"This Bill Of Peoples Rights
expresses The highest aspirations
cf the people OF America II es-
tablishcs way ~ life far beyond
anything American democracy has
ever yet achieved In It's life
span
"To achieve this. the 5pont
program mi 81 be translated into
concrete action Immediately The
5-poInt program represents tho
overall proposals FOR victory con-
sistently championed ny the Amer
lean labor movement and Amer
lean business interests whose pri-
mary concern Is the life. pros
perity and security Of our great
country
Outstanding Nan
THE National Maritime union
supports the policies laid down
In the Presidents message TO
Congress. The National Maritime
union halls the UNIQUE statesman
ship OF the man who conceived
| ,ho,, lie stands out az the one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

an voting you Tor
~. n. husband and do not
W. :, ,lors good 81 times lie is
y. "a NE BAT he likes TO flirt
4, o.her Won tn and | found a
,.,., 10 wrote woman out OF
-, YESTERDAY btsging her to
-. sere AID sry and when l
..1s1 hlm ahoH' d, he said he
u. ong kiddinA When say 1
n gong 20 eaF he gives me
,srnins not to leave him. Now
4 yoa ;b.rk iha any way for
married. man q kld'
ip,.:-Nol IN he least. A Joke
&, loEe but extending these In
,nstIon, to attractive women Is
,ong he,ond the Kidding point.
Ia him know In very firm hut
peasant mah"' '""'
hahli q iallihE '''im '" ~.
VI'' Of other women ne WIN
h minus q WE y ~" "n'e
found oni-pretty women are his
Weakness and you must look your
best for him ana Ae'p MN 'ee'-
lng that mere : ai""!N sum-
ihns decidedly a'i'sreh' mn" nv"
iA'ai you
Nc-l s'af'fN 'if''e WIN sn's
ris he nad h'fh "np 'au
Now ino q 7'' away ''o'n
zane Tor He 'as' Feal ne
i''st' seem y Naf' lhN 'nliuf'n
here srl ne s'e' ~ mean, ana
trrs" end no'l''s a. inV 'hl'oren
'rd SAYS Toy Fr'p ne house
cry Is j i3a' 'oeSn want
issn er n
a'>' ION ah" '". '"''.,v"
nave worn onl ''nF welcome. hes
'l'fd o. DIS parS''n. LOON ior em-
pl''~'n'' i''o make some "1-
'Ansem'n'> 70 ha'f someone care
~ lenr cn'ior'n NnHe You Nofh.
lF' are ~ >'h'o' hn' 'h'y must
'''' someone Y r'Po'l 70 wheh
"h'o' ! ont u 'h'' Te' 'ne prop
= attention.
h~i nave ~'st'i fo' ms
COMPANY if' years am on a
r'a'a' sal'f shining TINS
~ ~ sl'a' Guy '''e ooi-
saV gone ~ have an offer
ron another c1mpany doing
l'i'a'aay ne a'ne work and
'psy oHef me Note than ] have
ger received fron ne company
p WIN Should ( lake ~
A"'''-nu'ln''S ., business II
W. nave better oiIer from an
''A'r eempanN then take II. The
go'"uA you are no" holding OF.
~ NO more advancement and
:, ., rs' = con'la'ra'l' less ana
I 'aAnse ! Nhai you need. Hand
~ your resignation and accept
Wv ~" JON
NF brother has n good
~ a'a make his money but he
1'lnKlng S. marh think he
v. lo'e al' mne What must !
Ans:-lIe viii loSe his loh n
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Charles X. Perkins, Attorney
5s7 +. Warren Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in chanccry
LULA BELLE DAVIS. by Joe
Iundy. Her Next Friend. Plaintiff.
VS. CLEVELAND DAVIS. Defend