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Evening star., 1944-07-15
Dr.. Douglass Guest
Al Foundry Methodist

DR.. Paul r. Douglass, president Of
the American University, viii de-
liver the sermon at II am. tomorrow
In Foundry Methodist Church on
Jesus Shall Reign"
DR.. Walter w. Davis of Peking,
China. will make the address at
pm. Born In China. of missionary
parents, his life, excluding occasional
furloughs and years in college and
seminary training, in this country,
has been spent In China. He came
to this country on the Gripsholm.
Speaking on Advances in China, -
DR.. Davis will interpret China out
Of his own experience.
The services will be in charge of
DR.. John r. Edwards, associate
pastor.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Christian Peace Moss
At Catholic University

A slomen high mass in celebra-
ton Of the Feast Of Our Lady OF
Mount Carmel will be held at the
National Shrine Of the Immacu-
late Conception, Catholic University
at II o'clock tomorrow.
The mass, dedicated to an early
Christian peace and 70 the safety
OF Catholic University man and
women in the armed services, viii
be celebrated by the Very Rev.
George Klasinski, prior of White
Friars Hall. Frater Mulcahy and
Frater Gregory Smith of the
Caremtic Order, will be deacons, and
Frater Vincent Mcdonald, master
of ceremonies. The sermon will be
preached by the Very Rev. Ignatius
Smith. dean of the School Of Phil
osophy, on Mary and the .Scapular. !"
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Dr.. J. N. Thomas Guest
At Central Presbyterian

DR.. John Newton Thomas, head
Of the department Of theology of
the Union Theological Seminary,
Richmond, and one of the outstand-
ing preachers of the Presbyterian
Church In the United States, will
preach at Central Presbyterian
Church at II am. on THE Curse
OF Cynicism" and at 8 pm. on The
Man Who Loved q Little"
DR.. Thomas will also preach July
q
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Catholic Evidence GuiId

In Franklin Park from 3to S pm
Sunday Prayer" will be discussed
by Titus Granny, "Purgatory" by
Lee Foley, Happiness by Joseph
Newell.
In the same park, from 7::30 to
$50 pm, Miss Helen L. Connolly
will talk on "The Mass" Miss Fran
ces Engel on THE Rosary" The
Rev. John Palm will be a guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Calvary Gospel Church

A special service in honor of Miss
Adeline Wickman and Miss Pauline
Smith is planned tomorrow evening
They have been with the church for
more than year, serving in the
children's and young peoples de-
partments.
They will be leaving Washington
TO continue their work in other parts
OF the country and in the meantime
preparing for missionary work later
in Africa.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Dr.. Stith to Preach
At Metropolitan Baptist

The Rev. DR.. M. Chandler Stith,
executive secretary of the District
OF Columbia Convention, will preach
tomorrow morning and evening at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
One OF the features of the evening
will be a song service led by Homer
Phillips.
DR.. John Compton Ball, pastor, is
at Lake Mohonk, N. Y, for his usual
summer vacation.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Euthrran

MISSOURI SYNOD CHURCHES OF THE LUTHERAN HOUR
THE LUTHERAN HOUR EVERY SUNDAY, 80 PA. VOL
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Service at Cathedral
To Honor South Corolino

The Rev. Charles w. F. Smith,
canon chancellor of the Washington
Cathedral, will preach on THE
Rose Window (the Last Judgment)"
at the ii o'clock service tomorrow
This is the third in series of SER
mons on THE Message of the Ca
thedral.' South Carolina will be
honored at this service. The State
flag VIII be carried in procession and
the South Carolina State delega-
tion IN Congress will be special
guests of honor.
Holy communion will be at 7:3O
and $50 am. Canon w. Curtis
Draper, jr., will preach at evensong
4 pm.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
First CONGREGATIONAL

Tomorrow Is Lovely Day" will
be the topic of the Rev. Bertram
Crocker at II m. tomorrow. Mrs
Anne Roberts will be guest organist
The church dinner at 6 pm
Thursday.
On Friday at $50 pm. will be
square and social dancing.
Shoppers luncheons are discon-
tinued until further notice.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Francis ASburY.

From 7:30 to $3.50 pm. the young
people will have charge of the first
half hour and DR.. r. L. Wood will
have the last half hour. Miss Juliet
Frost will preside. Clyde Tucker will
give the prayer, Denver Brewer the
Scripture and Mrs. Vera De Freitas
the address. DR.. Wood will preach
on Moses, the Man of the Ages"
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Luther Place Memorial

Through Life's Dark Miles" will
be the subject tomorrow morning
Of the Rev. L. Ralph Tabor, the
third in a series of sermons on the
Twenty-third Psalm.
The Rev. Cedric Tilberg, associate
pastor of Keller Memorial Church
will be the guest speaker at the
Young Peoples Luther League at
1880 pm.
An important meeting of the Sum-
day School Board will be held at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1944-07-15

short break, ever since. He was also
superintendent Of the Sunday school
from 1918 to 1919 and from 1923 to
1927. He is In finance and invest
ment work.
Mr., Putnam and his wife, the for
mer Martha Hitz of Washington,
live at 2955 Carlton avenue NE.
Two sons are In the service: Capt.
Raymond Putnam, now in France
with the Army, and Russell Put
nam, with the AAF. A daughter,
Margaret A. Putnam, is q senior at
the University of Maryland.
Evening star., 1944-07-15

way Is an axiom
w. B. Putnam.
instructor of the
Brotherhood BIZ
BILE Glass at the
Sherwood Pres
b Y t e r ! a n
Church. follows.
Some t tim e S I
open class with
a quiz question.
Sometimes I ask
a member to say
something. Ev-
cry time I try
to do something
differ e n t, be-
co,,ca 7 holiovo
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Petworth Buptist

DR.. Arthur S. Devan, former di-
rector OF commission for Army and
Navy chaplains, will preach at II
am. on Becoming as Little Chill
dren' and at PM on The Church
and the Returning Seryicemen /"
A fellowship period will follow the
evening service
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Fifth Baptist.

At II am. the Rev Guy Saunders,
missionary of the Baptist General
Association of Virginia, speaks. At
pm. the speaker will be the Rev
w. Bertram King. pastor Fountain
Memorial Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
AuguStana Lutheran.

The Rev. Alvar Gustafson, assist
ant to the pastor. will be in charge
tomorrow morning.
The Lutheran League will hold an
out-of-door youth rally, at 8 pm.
Tuesday in grove II of Rock Creek
Park. The Rev. Oscar Rolander,
who was ordained at the recent
convention of the Lutheran Angus
tana Church of America in St. Paul,
Mimi, will be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
United Brethren.

The Sunday School Council will
omit its meeting for July. The Ex-
ecutive Committee will meet July
80 to make plans for the rally day
service on September 4.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Mount Olivet Lutheran

commencement exercises of the
vacation Bible School at 7 pm.
Seventy-five children will receive
attendance certificates.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Georgetown Lutheran,

Following the prayer meeting
Thursday night there will be a bust
ness meeting of the Sunday school
with j. c. WINNER presiding,
Evening star., 1944-07-15
To Repeat Play.

The Mount Vernon Players Of the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will repeat their play. The
Lady Who Came to Stay" at 8:15
pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Peoples Conversational.

The Rev. A. F. Elmes is preaching
summer series of sermons under
the general theme Affairs Under the
Sky" The topic Sunday is "Altars
of Revelation
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Bible Gloss Leaders
Former School Superintendent
Teaches at Sherwood Church

Spell "Nebuchadnezzar." How
much Is an eye worth to you? In
what valley is Babylon situated?
Never begin a lesson the same
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Conrress Heishts Bantist.
Christian Science.

The Christian Science lesson SER
mon for tomorrow is Life" Services
are held at II am. and repeated at
3 pm, except Third Church at S
pm. Fifth Church and Society no
evening service. All are invited to
the services and the pm. Wednes-
day meeting.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Chew Chase VesperS.

The vesper service of the Chevy
Chase Protestant churches will be
held at 7:30 pm. at the Baptist
Church, with DR.. Clarence E. Wise
Evening star., 1944-07-15
John Wesley A. NJ F y

DR.. Aetius Albertus Crooke, pre-
siding elder of the Washington
district, will preach at the morning
service and administer holy COM
munion at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Wallace Memorial.

On Friday morning the Bible
school will hold it's annual picnic at
Blair Park
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Lincoln Conversational.

In the Mems Brotherhood session
at 10:15 am. DR.. st. Elmo Brady,
head Of the chemistry department,
Fisk University. Nashville, Tenn,
will speak. Men and women are in
vited.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Special Church Activities
Fifteenth Street Christian.

lof the Wesley Memorial Methodist
Church speaking.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Luther Rice Memorial.

The Rev. Harlan w. Stenger, as
sociate pastor Of the First Baptist
Church. will speak at II am. on "1t
Is Up to Us" and at 8 pm. on "Let
No Man Despise Thy Youth"
Evening star., 1944-07-15
9rrr Mrthnhtst
EAST WASHINGTON PARK

WInH hVt. ana StS. Sc.
AImo c. Frederick, Postor
10:45 a.m.--Sunday School.
IL 100 a.m.-"The Spirits Help in Our
Infirmities.''
800 p.m.-Evangelistic Service.
Monday, 8 pm.-Mrs. Mabel Rice. re-
turned missionary from
Africa. will speak.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
National Christian.

"A Basket Of Summer Fruit" is
the subject Of DR.. j. Warren Hast
ings at 1880 am. william Braith-
waite, choir master, has prepared a
special musical program for summer
Sundays.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Gunton- Temple Memorial.

DR.. w. L. Darby. president Of the
Washington City Bible Society. will
preach tomorrow morning on Some
Things That Cannot Be Shaken"
Evening star., 1944-07-15

1900 ~AA SfSSsssAAAA9s
Fifteenth Street Christian.
Conference Sunday will be OBJ
served at 1880 am. Conference
echoes will be brought In song and
story by the delegates who spent
the last week at Hood College, Fred
erick, Md.
Congress Heights baptist.
The church will sponsor a Daily
Vacation Bible School, beginning
Monday, extending through July go
The classes will be from 8 to 1880
am. each morning. This school is
being directed by Mrs. Gertrude
ONeil Tinkelenberg. graduate OF the
School Of Religious Education of
Northwestern University.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Uhr &rt4untst Uhurrh

"EAoQoAR1ERs-METHoDIsT BUILDING, 100 Morend Ave- NE
Rssident Bishop. chodes W. Flint, D. D., L. D.
D"'n Superintendent E. D
Evening star., 1944-07-15

RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Rhode Island Ave. and First St. NV.
EDGAR A. SEXSM1TH. d. D.. Minister
IL .m.--Life's Unseen Possibilities"
: pm.-"The Secret Place Of God"
$40 am.-Church School.
m.-Youth Fellowship and High
School Christian Endeayor
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Mrthnntht, Gnlurrh

COLORED-THE EMORY GROVE CAMP
MEETING, near GaithersburE, Md. will be
August I3-2O-2., 1914
Evening star., 1944-07-15

3036-3S @ Street NV.
r. l.. MORRISON, Minister.
] .m.-"Great Is Thy FaithfuIness.
Who will worship in your place.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALE

FrNDlh wAShint charged by pound
experienced rash ana carry Io~uNenf
T'e-Ns
CU ETNl<S ResuDr.ly 'hun1 rcd sob
CURTAINS Ncaly done. pHn 65c Also
fsA.rDnths RS home .rf s31@
WALL WASHER Thoroughly experienced
dnre neatly best uf references. rrn.i,
I. o4'f
.COIOEED- All nust ans sten4 phel
Wants w0rk at homf 'f1ch Ir and zee
LLA.r T.u---,-I 1907
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MOVING, STORAGE. CARRIAGE
Twinhrook i7o4o5
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COMPLETE LOCAL MOVING SERVICE
26ll LAWRENCE
TO s03s EYES SUNDAY TO 8 N3@
i.fYFeftSCJtS MOVING
lads fo ana from Ohio Indiana lln4s
PerreyIFanB West virginia. New 1ett
Michigan storage 20 f1cprDof c.ns'f AoH
tiql IlNFRNols H0iAETH $500
Minute Man Transfer Company
CARRIAGE. BAGGAGE and MACHINERY
LOCAL
ca 7-2n $50 ST ANTOINE
MOVING Trunks furniture. appliances
local REDS CARRIAGE, 1880 Warren.
I YIer 4 S622
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C~ri,ficI interstate and intrastate movers,
10 am from following states: Ala. Arh..
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ran. Ky, Nd, Mass, Mich. MINI.
Miss. Mo. Neb. n. IA, \. J., n; @, ONO
okla r. T.. Tenn, Va. " Va. Wis
u. G. also fireproof constructed ware
houses 1851 chene Temple l-l7l1.
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CARPET CLEANERS AND OVERS

ABSOLUTELY euaianteta. .sxf2 scleniih
,a.fv slaanrI. renovated So 50. Insured
Fedf-ai Rug Cleaners l6245 Hamilton.
University $500
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insured gNi1. SO 90, cash ana carry
~ lu. Tackled Gown carpetinC cleaned on
IN TTTT RUE FurnN urt
Cleaners. afl, IT'maH TYltr a-l5oo-
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t.tIr.-Ro.1 Fugs cleaned. insured
rs.-ui. .lt HQgsfih 800
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LAUNDRIES
MUSIC LESSONS
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

ACEOBATlC tumbline zap, ballet; ne"
term starting expert lnstilrt'ns
HARRY HICKS STUDIO. 1878 Woodward.
MADISON 3uJ2
tiit NRANTEEp COURSES or private les
sons - WaU7 fox tro, runpa TANGO
and Liudl LlltterhuEL.-Iree- SiuD1+-i1us
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

BRAND new Jenny Lind ana poster beds
all sizes. maple or walnut, sl23 Gfailo,
FuLIy con innerspring mattress. $3.50
Cook Furniture. 200 GrAtiot
HOLLYWOOD BEDS. S4s
Hand-tied box innerspring and mattress
both complete for sac terms no nm, co
LIND :. 1891 FENKEI.I. AT LlNEkNols
open Ewes. Ia q Tues, Wed. u.
STUDIO couch, floor sample. all spring
construction. a few left AZ $40 so. open
ewes. Kent Furniture. 1891 LiveEnois.
lNNERsPRiNG MATTRESSES. any sire.
Samples. sl7. Mitchelrs. 5000 Gratiot,
LIVING ROOM SUITE SIS
All spring built beautiful preWHr con-
strlcfe ed ape. living room, gorgeous stylinE
all coil springs. selected materials worth
plenty viii take ST5'
LIND :, 1884 FENKEi.L. AT LiVERNOls
open Ewes. 20 g. Tues. Wet, + NJ.
LIVING RIM. apo. MoHAIR. USED $50.
ACE FURNITURE p MiCHlGAN Ewes
LIVING ROOM OUTFIT Ss5. 81 week.
Lees. 233l Gratiot. ii6 W. McNichols.
NEW furniture. trade your piano. city
Music 7il2 Mack Open ewes
RUGS - USED, CLEANED. sx12.- sx10.
6X9: Wit, AKIN, $500 up: 1sNls, go
IqxI5. SIS: 500 yds y~carpeiing, csrpeting.
-rs-7r-vrrrf throw n rttft \ y
CARPET CLRs.. s63s Oakland MA. 1913.
RUGS cleaned used ax12 sxiO. ST.95 up.
qXi5 gX2l. eXis, 12Xl5, l2Nis l2N2i
Tues. Thurs. sat. tn 2 p. m. Center
carpet Clrs. 1927 Woodward. TO. b-sAl4
RUGS axis. 9xI36. l2Sl5 li3Xl2,
others today. 1919 I2tn 81, nr' Teulpie'
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A CROSLEY ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR d.
NO PRIORITY

Almost ncw. Gas stove. table top. Brand
new 4 rooms of exquisite new furniture.
Save equity OF S20s. Hurry Tor this sen
sRtlnnal value
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2-Pc. Living Room suite 90 MULBERRY
velour all spring construction. An
exceptional value s"s
Sg75 Maple Cricket Chair 50 rs
A-pr Nodsrn Restroom ~uite--~aihut
yenrers Red, chest. wants. In good
shape .-,.,.t ..rt .t--', SOW
Sisg g-Pc Duncan fhNf. nining Room
-Ai.iis-h,,aI.t1tss! .nss!..s- -.s'''.+'-'s''a
chairs mahogany and uih"r WOODS
sample .-+-r sl'
SO So IIn-Rack Lounge Chair and
Ottoman--biue tapestry $50 ~
gpr. Dining Room suite Includes en-
tension table bufist. china cabinet,
chairs; walnut Nen'ers >"s
walnut u1ntnE Roam; 0bIcng
table. buffet. chairs. used Sls-SD
N.s. 50 IArxs Han BACK Preside Chair
lin rose figured ille.irN >ss
xIsa s-pe modern dluinE room Gre
denTa buffet aud china, extension tabis'
q panel back chairs. walnut N'neer.
sample NiH
18th Century TuNrdo Safa-an spring
construction. heavy qualitS green bro
cateile. slightly uNcd sn5
are SOLID Oak Dining Room suite
rcfrctory table Gothic style china
cabinet buffet chairs With red
nohair seats. perfect shsPe sig
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tory table, chairs ~
st,s Duncan Phyfe ~ofa--sold msh1s
any frame, b-ige tapestry covering 3
sample ....- t.-, >ss
~IIq g-Pc 18th Century Eedroam--
sheraton he'd. chest and vanity In
mahogany veneers sss
SIsg 4-Pc. 18th Century Bedro0m suite
- beds. dresser. hanging mirror. chest
IN mahogany and other hardWo"ds
sample ~ -
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RFDROOM SUITE. So so

DINING ROOM. So
sturdy @ n dining OUTFIT. walnut veneer
and hardwood used little, worth plenty.
VIII take $50 terms no finance company
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open Ewes 80 q Tues. Wed. + NJ
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PATENTS. PATENT ATTORNEYS

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MOVING. STORAGE. CARRIAGE

MOVING lSiOhASLs IAN NIL
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23i7 Harper Para iof0.
NICTOE.s MOYiNG-Iocal and suburban.
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TRInbr1ok l-uuAl. 1925 syracuse
WINNER MONERs-Loosl ANYTIME, any
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LEGAL NOTICES
WILLIE KIMBLE Plaintiff VS.
BESSIE kIMBLE. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
No. 400. 1873

At a session OF said Court held
In The CITY OF Detroit. Wayne
County. Michigan ON July IS.
1914.
Present Hon. THEODORE J..
RICHTER. Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this Court from
affidavit ON file that Bessie Kim
ple is not a resident OF the CITY
OF Detroit state OF Michigan but
resides az 100 Harvey Street
Memphis. Tennessee.
on MOTION OF CHARLES n
BERRY. Attorney for the Plain
tiff.
TT IS ORDERED. that the de-
ferdant Bessie kimblc.. enter her
appearance In said cause on or
before three 60 months from the
date OF this order or said Bill
will be taken as confessed against
her and that the said Order be
Published in the Detroit Tribune.
n newspaper printed published.
and circulating IN said County.
and a copy " the same be sent
10 the last known address OF the
defendant BY registered mail
THEODORE J RICHTER
Circuit Judge
"a True Copv)
CASPIAN = fINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv c. u FITZGERALD
Deputy clerk sic % %
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NO. 3G2.SG6
ORDER or .PI RIIlATION

Al p session OF said Court held
az the Courthouse in the cry %
Deirot. Wayne ouniy Nichiran.
on The liih day OF August 4 H..
1874.
Present Honorable ROBERT
N TOMS. Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit that
the defendant Calvin Thornton
was last known TO he resident
81 the city 81 Detroit Wayu,
County. Michigan. but that his
present whereabouts are unknown.
on MOTION or ARTHrK r.
DAVIDSON. attorney for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED. that the de-.
PENDANT Calvin Thornton. cutter
his appearance IN this cause ON
or before three full months from
The date hereof or said nill 80
complaint will be taken as con
fesscd against him
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that true copy OF this order be
published according 20 LAW in
newspaper circulating in Nayne
County. Michigan
TT IS ALSO ORDERED that
true copy Of this order he sent bv
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LEGAL NOTICES

'r attorney FOR plainur
1T Is ORDERED ia, d.
lelenua@t appear ana anss NY 'aa
PHI ~ complaint filed m ,s'. 7" 'as
"it.hn three months from y, AUS
u this Order. OF tho saie M, en, usf'
ie taken as confessed apa,r ~n' "a
1T Is FURTHER npn,., nla,
nat a copy OF this Olda ~ D-,'lo
islied In the Detroit TribyoIp w
newspaper published IN ~
-ounty, Michigan. ami ,or,'' "N
'ording 10 law. ''9 I"
JOSEPH a NoYxIaatl
{ 4 True Copy 'l'T
SASPAR J. LlNGkMAN c,.a.
ROBERT N. Tor.
~ LEO BURKE Depai, cls,l
'-''-S, lsA
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LEGAL NOTICES
No. 36f, 93l
ORDER or III BLiCATION

At a session Of said Court held
az the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. az The Court House, Coun-
ty OF Wayne. state OF Michigan.
Sth day az september 1914
Present The Honorable VII
LIAM FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge
Il appearing from anlda,it on
tle that the defendant tl'a Hind
sen Grier. is a non resident OF This
state bar resides at 80 lso North
Jefferson street. Whlin state OF
Georeia. United states Of America
II is ordered that Ella Hudson
rrier me Defendant appear and
answer the Biii of Complaint hled
IN this cause on The SIN day ~
September 1874 within three
months from rhc<laie thl~ order
to-Wit. >th day ~ Seplcuntf l9ii
81 thar salA bi.i % Complasu VII
be taken as confessed against tho
said nefrndani Ella hudsor t;ficr,
Il is further ordcvcl that a COPY
~ this order he published in The
Detroit Tribune q neNsf apfr
Pointed ami circulating in said
toaniy Of Wayne. State of Mi,hi.
gan and also that a eogN Of ihis
order D." sent hy REGISTERED mail
ia said Defendant AZ So i2a Norh
,, ccrson steel Dublin. teoicid
"a
Nll.i.lAM FRIEDMAN
tireNi Juce
lrNc Nopyl
rASrAR J LlNGEAiAN. Clerk
~ ELiIARETH HOLDEN
Deputy Clrfk a..-, iii.
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Charles Il. Perkins. ATTY.
81 4. Narrep

ATE OF MICHIGAN in fhf
circWi rQur, FOR Tie County O,
Nayne - than,cry
tRNk~ fiiiiilpS plain'N
SIS MINNIE ftll.ilpS pcfeuddr'
M. 36i. 81
AZ session ~ Sa,d cn.., hstt
"a he conrthousc IN ne cis, IA
ue'r SEPT H. 1919.
r'res,ni llonorable WirtfA,,
FHlEpNAN. Circmf .mdsc
I'm this cause +, aru,.tiar i,e
fd.,, ~ sie ,h., ,ea dss.na
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M. 3Gs.ss.
VHDI n nf ~ RIIt AIION

'enr ~ said Court held
20 Dffftt Wayne
.H'.' " H-sn on Au. ~ ittf
We iiororable VIII
l1AN ffifpN'N. Cycai, Judge
= apyeets ~ THIS Honorable
f4f om anidarl on nie that
'N' atf'riart Is residen, on This
Stare end 'faf process tr his az
afH''n' tat been duly -.ued. and
i'ai lif stfne could nl' BIZ served
200 ot hs ahsfn'o from. 49,
A-iffiii within ibis Sfaio ol
't.1- M BITS nnflnNed ah..nDc
fHiH n rM 81 residence
~ Motion ~ HAl.i-tS u BIER
~ N'ofnes IN fla,utN
10 ls ORDERED tba william
f''tsoH'r appear rs answer 10 tho
hfi ~ Complaint filed in This cause
Nilln iliree 90 months from tho
da'e % iNis urdor or said Bii n
9nrlalrf riil Do taken as con
fessed against him
lI Is Ft RTIlER ORDERED
that q py ~ This order DO pub.
ii'N'd according TO law In Tho
p'tron 1fhuno. newspaper
pr'nird published and Circulating
in ai county and also That a
copy "i THIS order b. sent By reg
stored maii 10 DO last known
pos' ONCE address OF 'le defen
dani said address being 6ss Med.
lury Detroit Michigan
NiiilAM FRIEDMAN
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

so . session &c said Court held
q tte tfv of Detroit Wayne
comfy Nlahigar Ana 1. 1874
Present iion GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit ludee
j argcaring 70 'Ais Court from
AiimaNl en alc that Early haEaus.
'lsiendau h'irin. is NOT a resi-
dent ~ lhe tit' of nettiit. State
az Nicholson, bu resides al 81 S.
biNi' 81 totoNM GROVE. Florida.
Vn No,eu ~ charles e Berry
AioeipS tor the Ilaiuun
III rs ORDERED ihat me dc
feiilan Early Iiaeans, enter MS
appearing M said cause on or be-
fore ihr' ee mouths from tho
da'e of HIS Ordo or said Bin will
he fahen rs confessed against him
eud WAT tho said order be publish
cd 20 'rho llerof 1rlhno. news
papN prlnul pUbliShed aud clf
cilaiur IN said County and
cops 81 ibe same Dc Sent 20 the
last known post office address IN
me d'fondanf by registered mail
SAID address being asl South Dixie
Sifco' foDeanrf GROVE Florida
az s 4 MILLER
Circuit Judge
"a lsno opy
i ASrNR } l.iNCENAN Clcfk
hy a ilARGREANES.
Deputy cifti 90 fn1i