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Evening star., 1945-01-30
|5-Point Educational
Program Put Before
Maryland Assembly
BY the Associated Press.


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 3O.-A five
point educational program calling
for a full IL years of schooling
throughout the State and increased
teacher salaries, among other things
was in the hands of Maryland's Gen
eral Assembly today after submis
sion by Gov. O'Conor.
The Governor placed his plan TO
improving the Free States educa
tional system before the Legislator,
last night, declaring that it "wil
represent the greatest single ad
vancement in education to be mad,
in our State.
In addition to a 12-year system
| and higher salaries. the States Chic
Executive recommended reduction IL
sizes OF classes, encouragement O.
students to enter State teacher col
leges and improvement of public ant
school libraries.
Cost Data Not r ady.
Gov. O'Conor was unable to offel
an estimate on the programs cost
because DR.. Thomas G. Pullen
State superintendent of education
still is working on the complex jot
of assembling data.
"Amplif1cation of the five-poini
program to be advocated" the Gov.
ernor said in his message to tht
House and Senate, calls for addi.
tional extensions and undertaking,
in the public school system which
will outdistance other States, it i.
expected, in the educational field"
Among the recommendation were
courses for returning veterans; re.
training Of war workers; further
provisions for physical education
and health programs; vocationa
courses in agriculture, home eco.
nomics and industrial education
expansion of adult training pro.
grams and radio education.
The Governor also proposed un.
der the expansion phases, training
courses for the physically and men,
tally handicapped and extension ol
vocational rehabilitation services;
study of plan for self-supportint
Junior colleges; planning aids to 10.
cal governments for school build.
ngs; and programs for the greater
use of school buildings for civic anc
recreational activities.
Four Bills Introduced.
-Four bills covering parts of the
program were introduced in bott
Houses. One would lower from 4(
to IS students the maximum class
another would promulgate transi-
ton to the 12-year system and the
fourth would provide for appoint
ment of part-time supervisions and
full-time supervisors in Negro
schools.
The chief measure would increase
salaries for teachers and high school,
principals. Beginning elementary
school teachers without degrees
would be raised from the presen,
81 900 annually to 81 300, progressing
to maximum of s2,05o Teachers
with degrees we''' .saru at $1,Ns
and increase 10 maximum of 1850
High scho.i principals would start
at s1,650 and be increased to $2,75C
after l6 years service
There would be other adjustments
for supervising teachers and prin-
cipals, dependent upon the size OF
their schools.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
Senate Bill Forgives
1912 Income Tux Debts

A bill to forgive the remaining
unpaid portion of taxes on 1912
income was introduced in the SEN
ate yesterday by Senator Reyer-
comb, Republican, of West Virginia.
But Representative Knutson, Re-
publican, of Minnesota, forecast that
the House wouldn't take favorable
action.
I'VE desperately need money"
said Mr.. Knutson, ranking Repub-
lican member of the House Ways
and Means Committee, "and this
Congress would hardly be justified
in overruling the previous Congress"
Evening star., 1945-01-30

IN 1914, our third year of war, the Btuminous
Coal industry produced the colossal output of
620 million tons.
That's more coal than the record production
mined In the previous year-which in turn,
topped all former records
In fact, its more coal than has erer been mined
IN any gear IN any country On history!
Evening star., 1945-01-30

In addition to heating 4 out of every homes h
the United States
-. IN addition to providing the source of nearly
two-thirds of Americas electrical energy for in
dustrial and domestic power and light
-. IN addition to supplying the power for 94%
of all America locomotives
-. in addition to all that
-. Bituminous Coal sine,os the cery arms and legs
Of Americas aoar effort.
Into the making of every single ton of steel
for guns, ships, tanks, trucks, shells, bombs,
and other vital war materie-goes a tom and a halt
Of Bituminous Coal. The wartime steel industry,
alone, has to have l,743, 900 tons erery aoeeh
War chemicals and high explosives-for rock
cts, mines, and other ammunition-come from
Bituminous Coal. 1t is also the base for 85oo of
all war plastics /. and for hundreds of anti
septics, medicines, and drugs-including the
lfe-saving sulfas.
And, without Bituminous Coal, the trans
portation Of Americas fighting forces and their
supplies would well-nigh stop stock-still!
IN
Evening star., 1945-01-30

Boca Chica, Fla. Forty-three States
are represented In its ranks.
The other cargo ship was DAM
aged Friday night.
Today's communique reported the
5lst and SD consecutive daylight
attacks on Two Jima Friday and
Saturday by 7th Army Air Force
Liberators. The enemy was dam
aged by antiaircraft fire, but all
the bombers got back, to the Mari
anas. In the So days. Two has been
hit daily by an average Of 26
bombers.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
|0ff-Sfreet Parking
Urged for Bethesda
And Silver Spring

The Montgomery County Postwal
Planning Committee today was OF
record as favoring establishment O
publicly operated off-street parking
facilities in the Silver Spring ant
Bethesda business districts.
The proposal, approved by tn,
committee at its meeting last nigh
in the Woodside Elementary School
now goes before the county com.
missioners.
AS approved by the committee, tn,
resolution calls for creation at tn,
present session of the State Legisla.
ture of two special taxing areas II
the. business districts, involved il
which a tax not to exceed 20 pei
cent of the annual real estate levy
would be imposed.
Would Raise $13,600 a Year.
This tax, estimated to produce ap.
proximately $l3.600 a year in eact
of the two districts, would be usec
to liquidate county bonds issued fol
the purchase of the necessary land
Only land occupied by existing
commercial or industrial develop.
ments in the two districts would be
subject to the full 20 per cent tax
A 10 per cent tax would be levied or
land zoned for commercial or in
dustrial purposes but which is vacant
or otherwise used.
No tax would be imposed on lane
zoned for residential purposes or or
commercial and industrial property
within the tax zone if the owner
already has provided adequate park.
ing facilities.
In addition, the Maryland Ma.
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission was requested to make
a traffic survey of the two business
districts to determine whether park.
ing meters are needed. The results
of the survey would be submitted
to the County Commissioners, who
would be authorized to install such
meters where needed. Revenue from
the parking meters would go into
the public parking fund and would
be used to defray expenses of oper-
ating the street parking lots.
Ask for Parking Plan.
The committee also requested the
commission to prepare a parking
plan for the two business districts
as part of its master land use plar
for the county.
Three proposed amendments tt
the county zoning ordinance were
referred to the Land Use Commit
tee. One proposal would give great
er elasticity to apartment house
regulations.
Another would require larger
lot area for outlying or undeveloped
areas in the suburban district OF
the county and the third recon-
mends that at least two types OF
commercial zoning be set up.
The Planning Committee ap-
proved a resolution extending the
boundaries of the Washington su-
blu. an sanitary district to include
areas which should logically be q
part of the immediate postwar home
constructor availability of subur-
ban Montgomery County"
"WishfuI thb king won't win the
war-buying b.nds will do much
more"
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WAR NEED EASED
RESTRICTIONS LIFTED

Manufacture of Original Campana
Balm stopped Until vital ingredients
were again available. Campana re-
fused to use inferior substitutes. Now
this famous winter weather lotion"
is again available-unchanged. Rich,
concentrated, economical. Instant
relief for chapping. 25c, SOC and 81 90
a bottle.
Evening star., 1945-01-30

lhe story OF how this vital wartime Job was
accomplished has a distinct bearing on the out
look for 1945
1t was done, first of all, with far fewer en-
ployees-because coal mining, essential as it is,
has not been made draft-exempt occupation,
and many of the younger miners are with our
country's fighting men.
It was done with working force of patriotic
men who put their backs into their jobs-who
gladly gave up hard-earned vacations-who
literally dug in and sweated to boost their
production. Many of these miners were older
men who gave up retirement and voluntarily
went back into the mines.
It was done with the aid of mechanized
production and safety equipment which the
Bituminous Coal industry had previously pro-
vided at cost of more than $4Oo, ,O0O, 900.
It was done with the industry s own money
without Government financial aid of any kind.
1t was done, finally, because of the very hui
man, very enterprising, very American reason
that It simply had to be done.
Evening star., 1945-01-30

In fact, so very vital to the successful conduct
of the war is the steady flow of Bituminous Coal
that # 1t soere to be interrupted epen for only
fe,o days, there's no telling aohere or ho,o SERIOUSLY
1t might cripple aoar production-or hoso Iona i
might delay Victoryl
The industry pledges itself to do everything
in its power to keep this steady flow uninter-
rupted. And we are confident that the miners.
the public, and the government will cooperate
to make 1915 the record coal year which it
simply has got to be-
Evening star., 1945-01-30

"Wishful thinking won't win the
war-buying b.nds will do much
more"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13

AZ q session OF said Cour, held IN
tho cry Of Detroit. Wayne County.
Mich on Soy 81, 1914
Present Hon CHESTER P.
D'HAkA. Circnii Judge
u appearing 10 this Honorable
Court from AFFIDAVIT on hlc that
the defendant is a resident ot this
state. and that process for his ap-
pearance has beon duly issued and
that the same could not be served
by reason OF his absence from or
conccaiment within this state or
by reason OF his continued absence
from bis place OF residence
on " ton Of Charles r. Berry.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that Lee Wat
kius appear IN answer 10 the Bill
uf Complaint filed IN this caGsc
within three go months. from the
date % This order. or said BIZ Of
Complaint Will he taken as con-
fcssed against him
1T IS ORDERED that copy OF
his order be published according
10 law in the Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed. published. and
circulating in said County. and al
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LEGAL NOTICES

pcafanee has been duly issued. and
that The same could not be served
by reason OF her absence from. or
conccaimcnt within this State, or
by reason Of her Costinucd absence
from her place OF residence.
On Motion OF Charles B. Berry
Attorney for Plaintiff
IT is ORDERED that Matte
Mlnchcld appear In answer 10 the
Lin OF Complaint MED in this cause
within three (3) months from the
u,.te Of this order. or said BIZ OF
Complaint Viii be taken as confess
cd against her.
1T is FURTHER ordered that
a copy OF this Order be published
according 10 law in The Detroit
Tribune. newspaper printed.
published. and circulating in the
said Cauni. also that a copy OF
this order be sent by registered
matt to the last-known post office
address cf the defendant; said adj
dgess beng .fJ +. Elizabeth. De
tsoit. Michigan
GEORGE b MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
GA True Copyl
CASpAR J LlNGEMAN. CLERK.
Ry DAN NOJClk.
Deputy Clerk ls-9-i-eo. 1915
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LEGAL NOTICES

however. his present Whereabouts
are unknown
on motion OF ARTHUR b. DA-
WILSON. attorney Tor plaintiff
II IL ordered that the defendant
James r. Maury. enter his appear
ance in this cause on or before
three full Months from the date
hereof. or said Bill OF Complaint
viii be taken as confessed against
him.
II is further ordered that a true
copy OF this order he sent by reg
isicrcd mail. return receipt request
cd. 10 The defendants last kno" adj
dress
lt is also ordered that said order
be published according TO law IN
The Detroit Tribune. a newspaper
published and circulated in Wayne
Cur, y. Michigan
CHESTER T OHARA.
Circuit Judge
BY DAN wOjclK
Deputy Clerk l2-2S-2-So' 1912
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Sr>4,f. 0t- NlClllf,a% Cirm.it
cam, FIX III cosn,y ~ Vavne M
e.h.n...v
It,tl eArorr pninuo "a
LEON sAC0l1. Defonasnt
M. 3G5.ias
A. sc.sion ~ sall court held
in ne Ciiy ~ Detroit Oh Noy III
lgii
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w 'IWTs'INI
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ session of said Coat held
CoHi House al the City OF
pc'3o1 pn Ac :. iefi
pi'scni Honorable CLYDE l..
WEBSTER CaeHi ladSc
IN nus cause x aplietmg by az
'l'iatr IA hic thai The defendant
sadie pueh cannot 81 SERVED by
Y.occs, our 81 MS Court as she Is
nor resident ~ tle state OF
Mich gan DGi resides ir Tho tity OF
bAn.ngham County OF Jefferson.
state of Alabama
on NoD "a 10 John Is. Graham
attorney for paintin Dennis Pngh.
u IS ORDERED ihti tho ncgcn-
dani. Saaie Pueh. appeu and am
swef 'hs BILL or COMPLAINT In
'ni- gansc within thee months
fon 'hc dat ~ ihi- order or that
Sad Rll VIII be taken as Donfessrd
and 'na' this Ordcy Pc pahhshcd
q orl'ne 70 law and cony there
Of h' served upon nc tefendani by
registered ma IS required hy LAW
CLYDE ! WEBSTER.
Circuit Court
Tg opvl
CASrAK , i.lNrrNAN Clerk
rs Dan WoJclK.
bcpa'y clcfs i-ls set 1915.
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Charles X. Perkins, Atty.
42s l.. Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN j
circuit court for the County
Wayne in Chancerv.
SADIE HUGHES. Plaintiff.
FRANK HUGHES. Defendant.
No. 36s.1s3
At a session OF said Court held
he Court house In the City OF q
troit on Nov lS. l944.
Present Honorable LILA
NEUENFELI. Circuit Judge.
In this cause 1t appearing by Z
hdavit on file that the defendaI
Frank Hughes. cannot be serv
by process issued out OF this Gov
as he Is not a resident Of the Sts
OF Michigan but resides in the CT
81 NJ Vernon, County OF westchs
err. State Of New York.
on MOTION OF CHARLES
PERKINS. attorney for PLAINTIFF
1T is ORDERED that tho de6e|
dani Frank Hughes. appear Al
answer the Bill OF Complaint
this cause within three montI
from the date u this order
that said Bill VIII be taken as co,
fessed and that this order be pu
ilshed according 10 law and A coI
thereof he served mon The deed
fanf by registered mail as reours
by Law
LILA ". NErFNFET.T.
Circuit Jndg
Z True Copy
cASrA J LlNGEMAN Clerk
by DAN WOJClk
Deputy Clerk. lo.9-l-a0 l9l
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I ha>. tamph'll. Attorney
.n,>l Lr>hine ~.

STATE on MICHIGAN Circuit
orit toi the Co4n,y OF Wayne in
Chanocsy
ELSIE HAVASl. Plainrn. vs.
kALMAN HANASi Defendants
NO. 3G9.36l
A. a session OF said Count held
iH me 'y II D'i.olt, Dee :. 1914.
Presen The Hon. CLYDE l..
WEBSTER. CIRCUIT Judge
Il satisfactorily appearing by az
haays on hle that the residence Of
be defendant IS unKnoRn and aftfr
d'iSeni sfarsh amt inqaIy 81 can
not he asceriaincd 80 What State on
Co-n'ry the defendant resides
Il ls ordered that he appear in
This ce9-e within three Sonihs
from TIE date OF This Ordf or ,ht
49,. o. COMPLAINT niod herein may
be taken as confessed and haf
bus 4fder he served and publ she'd
according 70 law. and p copy there
~ mailed 70 the Defendant RI his
las NnONn address
CLYDE ] WEBSTER.
Clrcuif Judge
"a Tfue Copv)
CASPER Z LiNCEMAN Clerk
nv DAN WOjCIKe
llcpN'y ciees i-e 2-l7.
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NJ. J6N.fI3
ORDER or pIBLI( ALTON

AZ session Of said Court held
81 no rngri House IN the CITY Of
Detroit Wayne County Michigan
ON THIS 18th day OF November, AID.
1854
Present Honorable CHESTER
T. O'HARA Circuit, Judge
II satisfactorily appearing from
The Affidavit 81 the plaintin on flo
in 'he above en'iiled csnge that tho
Defendant Anna Lon TAYLOR IS
MOI resident % thin state
TT rs ORDERED that Anna Ior
Taylor appear and answer the Bill
~ Complaint filed IN this cause
within three months from The dare
~ his Order or said Bill viii be-
taken as confessed against her
AND III IS FURTHER ORDER
Ed thar copv NJ said order he
sent 10 The last known address ~
tho said defendant by recisiered
mail and in case no registered 10.
urn receipt signed by the Defen-
dant is received that this order he
published az required by law.
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LEGAL NOTICES

on Notion u kd~ard A. SIM
mons. attorney Tor the plaintln
h cir.
IN is ORDERED shAl The dcten-
Geni. Mamie Lee NaANcll. appear
sre answer the Bill OF complaint
tied N ihis SsOst within three GU
months tnm the daic OF this order,
O sad B!ll 81 Complaint Viii be
TAKEN as onf Scd aeainSt hci
N iuf p'an'in
III rs FURTHER ORDERED that
rse copy 81 As Orler he pub
lished a0rordmc a. ldw and true
.npy ~ THIS Orde hc- sent 10 ,he
1857 grown address Of ne defen-
ese' hy registered mail az least
thfi, days before iho time pre-
riAcd for her app tfanec
JOHN y BRENNAN.
Cstcuit Judge
- Ifpe 'opy
ASiAt l.lNGENAN, Clerk.
ry s Shkpp
r,';Hy clerk liz s.2i i9i5.
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40. sGs,665
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session OF the said co
held in the court house. in tho d
OF Detroit. on the 24th day OF
vemoer, 1914.
Present Honorable CHS n
+. OH.lRA. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT
file that the defendant. Willlam
Ragland, IS not a resident OF
State OF Michigan. but that he h
resident OF the State OF Calii6rr
and that he resides at Ohio CitI
Dormitory. in the City OF ilil
mond. County OF Contra Cost a
state OF California
on motion OF Arthur W. Rnnd
attorney FOR the plaintiff.
IL Is ordered that the defeuda
villain r. Ragland. appear a
answer the bill OF complaint d
IN this cause within Three Nom
from the date ~ this order or s.
bin OF complaint will be taken
confessed against him by the pa
TN
Il is further ordered that a Il
copy of this order be published
cosdlng 70 law. and true cory
his order he sent by rcgisiCl
mail 10 the said defendant at
last Known post office address.
least Twenty DAYS before the u
prescribed for his appearance
CHESTER Z. O'HARA
Circuit Jld
tA True Copy
CASPAR D i.lNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY Dan N0JCIk.
Deputy Clerk 19-9-1-2o. %
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LEGAL NOTICE,

so that a copy OF this Order be
by registered mail TO the /,
known post office address OF
defendant; said address heng
Nioksburg c.. lnkster. MichieaI
CHESTER p. OIlARj
Circuit Ju,
a True Copy)
tASPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By DAN WOJClk.
Deputy Clerk, 1916 l
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w. dbs.-f-
ORDER or TT BIICATI0N

~ Q session ~ said Court held
IN ihfriy of pctroit. Wayne Coun-
ty Mich. on No, "a. i1if.
Present Hon GEORGE b MUIR
PLY, Circuif Judge
II appearing 10 this Honorable
Cour' from AFFIDAVIT on ME that
me defendant IS residen, OF this
state and That process for her APP
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Charles X. Perkins, Attorney
-. 4. Warren Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
t.re4it Court FOR the County OF
Wayne n ChanCery.
SARAH BURNETT Plaintiff vs..
WILLIE BURNETT Defendant
No. 36s.'s5
A. session 81 Sa!d Ceafi held az
fhe Coniihous, IN the City Of De-
troli on Dec l6. 1915
Present. Honorable JOHN y.
BRENNAN. Circuit judge
In this cause j, appearinc by AZ
hda,it IN file thai the defendant
Willie Burnett cannon hc scrttc ~
process ssucd out ~ this CoLr,
As he is MOI resident OF tho state
OF Michigan, but resides IN me city
of Marion County Of Mississippi,
and State OF Arkansas
ON MOTION or CHARLES r.
PERKINS, attorney 10 plaintiff
lr Is ORDERED tina, the defen-
tau' WNhe Bgfucti APPEAR and
answer this Bill Of Complaint IN This
,aase within three months from
tbc daie of this order on 'ha said
Yli Wit he iahon ms confessed and
fha' This order 20 published ac-
,ordnc 70 law and a copy thereof
sNod upon The defendant hy regis
rod mail as required by law
JOHN v BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge
TrHe CoJyl
otSpAR flNGEMAN Clerk
rs a 4 MERGER.
nepa,v clorl 1855 c-i7-45
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T-s AssE wAL-Ace SERVICE
Care - ne ct' Tablr, 1-t s. Ar.r-t s. cetfon Mich

earf, 'llil' ier ,sur company, and
np mi enl, have hi contempt
and 'tl,su-i IS continuing 20 lore,
'wr attentions uton him. Won
would h' Jar happier In The bong
rnn ~ pni hiu ON W Your mind
Nii d'trls your interest 10 mat
at H4 tfWue mon.
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No. W>.,G1
ORDER on pI BIG ALTON

Al = session of said Court held Al
the cor 1-hoasc ~ the CITY Of De-
ifoi Wayne oumy Michigan on
fho .iin day OF November. AID
1915.
Present. Hon CHESTER r.
O1IAlA Cilcuf Judge
II appearing by AFFIDAVIT that The
above named defendant IS nom
resident n this State hu' that his
LAST known address was 2l2 Column
ni, street Helena Arkansas that
he VAS last knonn 10 he p resident
OF the last named cry and state.
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..rthur W. Rhodes, ATTORNEY
6us 4. Tdams Ave.

Staff or MICHIGAN in
Circuit Court for the Couni,
WAYNE in Chancery.
MARY RAGLAND, Plaintiff
WILLIAM Il. RAGLAND. bet
dant.
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Chns. u. Kerry. tAty.
1905 Broadway

STATE or MlCHIGAN IN the
circuit Court FOR the County OF
Nevne in Chanccry
ESSfE +. WATKINS. Plaintiff We
LEE WATKINS. Defendant.
~ No. o~D
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Gar'ln a Smith. Attorneys
la3G ArnAh Sfreni

sT.NiF or MICHIGAN in tho
ecli' Court for the County OF
Wayne r Chancery.
IVORY TAYLOR. Plaintiff. vs..
ANNA LOl TAYLOR Defendant.
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LEGAL NOTICES


CHESTER +. O'hARA.
Circuit Judge.
"a Irue COPY
CASlAk = l.lNNkMAN, CLERK
by DAN MOJClk.
Deputy Clerk l---o--
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Edward VI. Turner, ATTY.
.slllu Rpntlbien

STATE or MICHIGAN IN me
CUeui, Cont fer the County OF
Wayne ~ Chanc,ry
VIOLA BkOWN plainin vs.
i.AROLD LANERNE BROWN. De-
isnIant
Az sssS.on of said Cour held
IA tie County Building d, Detroit
Oh pee cmhcf 6lh. 1904
Present The Honorable CLYDE
l WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof hy AFFIDAVIT on
hle showing thar The defendant,
Harold Lavernc brown is not a
resident ~ The state Of N.shiean
and TIA, his address Is 5000 stew
ems Aycnae. MINI, polls, Mime
sofa.
0N NOTlON ~ Edward NJ Turn
Oh. attorney % pla'nin
IN is ORDERED that the said
defendant appear and answer ihe
hil of complain M fled ln 'his canse
within three months fcfm The date
~ fhls order o. 'hc said hsll VIII
% iahor as confessed against him
IN is FURTHER ORDERED lint
4 COPY OF this Olaes be published IN
The ncfoi Tsihauc ncwspap'r
publ she'd n Wayne County Nich-
gan aud serrrl according 70 laH
CINnE ! WEBSTER
Circuit judge
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No. sGa.fl.
OlsnIh or III BLlt ALTON

AZ Session OF said Court held
n tho Cly % ponon Wayne Ceun-
by Nithiean on Dec : 1914
Ptfscn lion CLNut l. WEB
sTER. cileut judge
1 appeatine fo 1his Court fsom
aiiies,H on DE ihat John Henry
Cooper deiendani herein. i, not a
resident OF me City ~ petfoii
Wasne Ctnty STATE Of Michigan,
itt DIES a. 1896 Er'ion Street.
Merfhs rnlrfssec
on tinuon NC Charles p Bciry.
Attorney if me planuft
1T IS ORDERED shat the de-
ienfan John licnry Cooper cn-
nf ~ appfatanrc IN sail cause
~ of betoic fhrc "a months from
fbe da of mis- Oficr IS said Bill
~ tomilani VIII be taken as con
f'ssfd aealni hlo and that The
sa'd 'ndr he published IN Tho ne-
ifoi' Z Nnnc 2 neA spspcr ptlnled
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Charles r. Berry Atty.
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STATE or MICHIGAN in The
Circuil Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery.
SAM MlNEFlELD plainun vs..
MATTE MlNtFIELD Defendant.