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The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02
MARY JEANNE BOUCHER TO VISIT IN FAIRBANKS

Mary Jeanne Boucher, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Boucher, left for Fairbanks, where she will visit with MT. and Mrs. Alvin Polet for a couple of weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02

SteinWandel was visitor. We worked on our sewing badge and were dismissed.
 Kay Coulthard, Scribe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Atty. Edward a. simmons
gO3 LAWYERS Bldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN, in the Cir
,uit Court for the County OF Wayne In
.hancery
SIDNEY \. HIGH. plaintiff va EM.
MA HIGH. Defendant
NO.4sg-6ss
ORDER OF PUBLIC ATION
At session OF said court held IT the
courthouse in the City Of Detroit in the
said county and state on the 21nd day
OF March, A.D 1875
Present HON. CLYDE l. WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge.
on reading and Ming Of the AFFIDAVIT
hereto attached from which " appears
that the defendant Emma High II not
resident OF Detroit. Michigan. hut
"a hen last heard OF and from resided al
Coip. Illinois. and her mailing address
vas. CO United statss Post ONCE
ON motion OF Edward A. simmons, at
torney for plaintiff
TT is ORDERED that the defendant
appear In this cause within three CD
months from the date hereof either In
person or by attorney. and that her fall
ure 90 70 do will cause her default to
oe taken;
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that
4 copy of this order be published IN
the Detroit Tribune a newspaper print
ted and circulating IN said County OF
Wayne. Michigan, according 90 law,
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy Of this order together vita
copy OF the afidavit upon which u ~
founded be served upon the defendant
AZ her last known place Of address by
registered mail. return receipt demand.
ed.
And all OF which foregolng Is 80 or
dsred.
CLYDE l. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
True Copy
EDGAR AZ. BRANCH Clerk
ED MuRAwsKE. Deputy clerk
eli: k-ee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Observe Both Anniversary
Of u. s. Air Mail Service

May Is 70 II has been desig-
mated as the week in which the
30th anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the United States
Air Mail Service is to be OBJ
served.
On May Is, 1918, the first Air
Mail route was established be-
tween Washington, d. c., and
New York via Philadelphia. a
distance of 2l8 miles.
From a makeshift landing strip
in Washington-the site of which
is now a city park-President
Woodrow Wilson sent the first
air mail winging on its way. A
new industry and a new era
was ushered in on that day.
The giant industry Of air
transport of the United States
has grown out of that historic
flight Today, there are $4,000
miles of domestic air routes
flown daily serving every part
of the United States. In addition,
the airlines of the United States
flies 10000 miles of foreign air
routes serving rs countries di-
rect.
The early support and en-
enlargement given the infant
aviation industry by the Post
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Washington
|NAACP Raps
ID. c. Jim Crow

WASHINGTON, ID. c. (NNPA)
Taking exception 10 a fireman S
union resolution urging continu-
alton of segregation the District
branch of the NAACP last Fri
day advocated racial indignation
in the Fire Department.
In a communication directed
TO President Truman, the Com
missioners and others in autho-
rity, the NAACP requested that
vacancies be filled without re-
gard to race and that all men
be placed on Civil Service lists
and promoted on the basis of
merit alone.
We are willing 10 take our
chances according to q fair and
integraied promotional meth
3D." the statement said.
The NAACP said il found "er-
roneous' statement by the
segregated committee" OF the
Fire Fighters Local SO that all
present colored captains. lieuten-
ants and sergeants had attained
their rank by courtesy Of their
color alone" On the contrary,
they were promoted without ex-
animation. as was the custom
al that time for all members
of the department, the NAACP
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

Office Department made il pos
sible for the industry to grow
until today the United States
ranks far ahead of all other
countries in air transport.
Air mail service had its real
beginning in Detroit in February,
1926, when the first contract
air mail was established between
Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago
and operated by the Ford Motor
Company.
Today Detroit is linked with
the rest of the world by l03
daily outbound flights and an
equal number of incoming
flights.
In 1925 only one postal clerk
was required TO distribute and
dispatch all air mail originating
in Detroit One small distribute
ing case occupying about eight
square feet of space was all that
equipment needed. Now. at
Roosevelt Park. there are 1000
square feet of floor space re-
CURED for distribution of Air
Mail and so clerks are assigned
TO this section.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
BIedSoe a Taylor. Attorneys for PiaintiG
1903 Broadway. Detroit 20, Michigan
Cadillac B3e2

BIed~oe a Taylor. attorneys for Plaintiff
1903 Broadway, Detroit 20, Michigan
Cadillac Bsss
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF WAYNE IN Chan
cry
GEORGE FRANKLIN Plaintiff. va
MINNIE FRANKLIN. Defendant
Order 81 PublIcatIon--No. 4ss-tti
Al session Of said Court held at the
Court House In the City OF Detroit,
wayne County. Michigan. on the 18th
dav OF April AID. is4s;
Present The Hon Adolph Merseh-
ner. Circuit Judge
on reading and Ming the sttached af-
hdavit from which Il appears that the
defendant Is not a resident OF the state
~ Michigan that the defendants last
known address was Route l. Box ISL.
silver City. Mississippi. that by reson
hereof. personal service OF process can
not be had upon her. therefore
ON motion OF Bledsoe and Taylor. at
lorneys for plaintiff
TT is ORDERED that the defendant
appear In this cause within three t5l
months from the date hereof or her de-
fault viii he taken. that COPY OF this
order. together with a copy Of the ami
davit upon which " 10 founded be ser.
we'd upon the defendant by registered
mail. return receipt demanded ~ her
last known address and that a copy Of
this order be published In the Detroit
Tribune. a newspaper printed and pub
lished IN the County OF Wayne. Michi-
gan. according 20 law.
AdoIph y Marschner. Circuit Judge
a True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clerk
BY A. r. Nader. Deputy clerk. i-ef. s--s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Vets: Report
Lost Checks
To Your VA

Veterans who lose subsistence
compensation or pension checks
should notify Immediately the
appropriate Veterans Admins
tration regional Office, VA offi-
Gals said today.
VA said a veteran losing such
a check should write a letter
giving his full name and adj
dress his claim number and the
date and amount Of the check.
He also should state for which
type Of benefit the check was
issued and the circumstances
surrounding its loss.
On being notified OF the
checks loss, VA determines first
if il may have been found and
returned TO the US. Treasury.
II so, the check will be re-msil-
ed 20 the veteran If not, VA
will request the Treasury to
stop payment and take neces-
sary steps to reimburse the We
teran.
A veteran who finds his check
after reporting its loss should
notify VA and hold the check
until he has been advised by the
Treasury that action to stop
payment has been withdrawn.
tribune Twice WeekIv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Northwestern Highlights
Track Team Tops Central High
AT BEDFORD Meet Wedn esday

sax. Carl Davis, drums. ana Don
Owens. sax. George Gaines blew
a hot" trumpet like Red Rod
ney.
TRACK
There was a track meet be-
tween Northwestern and Gen.
trail II took place at BEDFORD on
Wednesday, May IL North
western won the meet with 1914
points. Billy Smith won both
the 100 yard low and high hur-
dies. The 100 yard dash. 200
yd. dash. 40 yd. dash, half mile
and mile wereNwon by Sylvester
Norman. Halbert Tillman, Stan
McConner. Marvin Banks. and
Stan Fields. respectively
FELLOWSHIP DANCE
The Young Peoples Fellow
ship OF ST. Cyprian's Church
gave real nice dance al the
church on Friday night, May IA.
The dance was very orderly and
everyone had swell time.
Among those seen dancing and
slipping cokes were Phyllis
Strong, Carl Turner, Betty Lee,
Henry Nixon. Jerry Blocker,
June Fair Evelyn Meyers, John
Boyd, George Turner. Madison
Agneu, Nathan Conyers The
Fellowship Is doing a swell job
Of providing recreation and help
ing to combat juvenile delin-
quency at the same time. Sam
Truman, the President, is quite
enthusiastic about the Fellow
ship, and he has d right TO be.
Il is a swell organization made
UP of lot of swell kinds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

Tor. this contest. The words are
being stenciled and will be
passed out to each child in time
Tor them TO get in two weeks
OF study. Mrs. Douglas is in
charge of this contest and will
give me more data that can be
passed on TO the readers OF my
column.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday morning at IL o'clock for
Mrs. Caledonia Griffin of 446
Palmerston, who died in the
Sumby Hospital last week. She
leaves TO mourn her lost three
children, two sisters, one brother.
her husband, Willie, and MANY
friends. Services were held from
the McFall Chapel.
Mrs. Marie Love of Polk street
returned this weekend from
Montgomery. Ala. where she at
tended the funeral of her uncle
Bill Hardy Caswell.
Phone your news in TO vi.
2-8359 on or before Wednesdays
or Saturdays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
EDMARn A. sIMMnNs


ias Cadillac ~, sos Lawyers Bldg.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the Circuit
Court for the County Of wayne in chan
Gerry.
LOIS LOUISE JONES. Plaintiff. vs.
JOHN EARL JONES. Defendant
Order % publicati0n No. sss-f5e
~ a session % said court held At the
courthouse In the city OF Detroit IN said
county and state on the 18th day of
April A r.. 1888
Present Hon Adoiph .. Marsehnsr.
circuit Jadae
ON reading and Ming the snidavlt
hereto attached from which t appears
that the defendant IL resident % De.
iroit Michigen. and that " q believed
the said defendant u conceailng MIN
self within the jurisdiction or has NOV
81 beyond tho jurisdiction % this court
for the purpose Of cvading process o.
THIS court and that. BY reason thereof
the service % process cannot be had
upon him. therefore
ON motion 81 Edaard A. Simmons
Attorney for the piaintin
1T IS ORDERED. and this court. By
virtue Of the authority therein vested
doth hereby order that the defendant
appear IN this cause sithin three
months from the date hereof o. HE de-
fault Win ~ taken and that q copy 81
this order. together with q COPY or The
anidaNt upon which q is founded Be-
mailed 90 the defendant a. HE iast
known place OF address 81 bfse Tee.
mans street. Haritramck. Michigan. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
cHARIEs u. PERKINS


81 r. Warren Ave.
STATE or MICHIGAN, in the Circuit
cut Court for the County Of wayne IN
Chancerv
GERALDINE LOVE. Plaintiff W
GRIFFIN LOVE. Defendant
No. tsO-a5T
ORDER OF PUBLICATION WITH
AFFIDAVIT N SUPPORT OF
ORDER
Al a session OF said Court held 1t the
Courthouse IN the City Of Detroit on
the Bth day % April. AID. 1913
Present: Honorable ADOLPH y
MARsCHNER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing by affi-
davit on file that the defendant, Griffin
Love can't be served by process issued
out Of this Court a. ne IL not . resi-
dent Of the state OF Michigan. but resid-
"a in the City OF Hawklnsviiie. County
OF Pulaski and state Of Georgia.
on MOTION OF Charles r. Perkins.
attorney for plaintiff;
1T rs ORDERED that the defendant.
Griffin Love. appear and answer the
Hill OF Complaint In this cause within
three (sD months from the date OF this
order. or that said Bill will be taken
a. confessed and that this order be
published according to law end = copy
thereof be served upon the defendant
BY registered mail a. required ~ law.
ADoLPH Y. MARecHNER.
Circuit judge
"a True Copy
EDGAR n. BRANDON, clerk
~ A. E. Nader,
Deputy Clerk s-l4-b-H
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Sir James Jeans
Award Is Given
To Walter White

NEW YORK.-Chosen by the
faculty of the New London Jun.
Tor College, New London. Con-,
to be the first recipient of the
Sir James Jeans Award. Walter
White, NAACP secretary. will
accept the award and deliver an
address at the college commence
ment exercises on June 7.
The award, bronze medal.
lion, is to be presented annually
TO person who has made "out-
standing contributions toward the
freedom of the human mind and
spirit" In a letter to Mr. White.
Tyrus Hillway. president of the
college. wrote: Your work for
human equality and your contri-
buttons to literature have been
of high distinction"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Nine Fisk Glasses
Set Celebrations

NASHVILLE. - Fisk Univer-
sity's alumni anniversary pro-
gram saluting the 25th anniver-
sary OF the Class Of % on May
80. concludes three days of alum
nj events scheduled during the
74th commencement season. DR..
Henry Z. Hampton %, prominent
ST. Louis physician, will speak,
II has been announced by Mrs.
Helen Young Howard, alumni
secretary.
The executive committee meet
ing OF the General Alumni AS
ISOLATION takes place on May %,
and an alumni breakfast is set
for the following morning. On
May 20, business meeting for
all Fiskites will be called.
Other five year reunion
classes being feted are; '03. '0e.
10. lie. 20. "a. 80. '3s. and
~. Several members of all re-
union classes have indicated
they will be present and re-
sponses have been received
from California to New York.
DR.. Hampton, a graduate of
Meharry Medical College, pres
emily serves as visiting surgeon
at Homer G.. Phillips Hospital,
and at St. Mary's Infirmary, St.
Louis. Having served as medical
director 0 City Hospital No. z,
and later at Homer G. Phillips
Hospital. ST. Louis, he became a
diplomatic of the National Board
of Medical Examiners with dis
tinction, l94l. In l943 he was
elected diplomatic of the Ameri-
can Board of Surgery, as special
list in general surgery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
LEWIS. RoMLETTE . pRoMN

ltuo 81 Autotue
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
court for the County Of Wayne In chan
,ery.
GussIE A. WALKER. Plaintiff w.
WILEY WALKER, Defendant
No. fa0-fes
ORDER or PUBLICATIONS
A. session Of naid Court held az the
-ourt House In the City OF Detroit on
he eth day Of April AD., ists.
Present: Hon. ADOLPn =. MARscH-
YER. Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof BY anidavit SHOW.
tnR that u annot De asertained IN what
state o. country the defendant IL now
-csiding and his present whereabouts
are unknown. that the last known place
" reaid ence Of said defendant was is
aenrs street In the City Of MorristoWn.
county ~ Morris and state OF New
Jersey
on MOTION or LEWIS. RowLErTE
= BROWN Attorneys Tor oussis A.
walker plaintiff herein.
IN ~ ORDERED that said defend
ant WILEY waiKer. enter his appearance
In said cause on or before three 50
months from the date % this order or
the nili Of Complain filed herein msy
be taken as confession and that this
order BE- published and . copy thereof
served upon defendant by registered
mail 80 required By law
ADoLPH r MARsCHNER
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
EDGAR n, BRANIoIN. Clerk
~ A n Nader
Deputy Clerk cas- as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Lewis. Rowlette q Brown
400 -. Antoine

STATE OF MICHIGAN. County Of
WAYNE. "a 9f355S AZ a session OF the
Probate Court for said County Of Wayne,
held AZ the Probate Court Room in the
CITY Of Detroit on the Sixteenth day OF
Apru in the year one thousand nine
hundred and forty-eight.
Present. Joseph A. Murphy. Judge OF
In the matter Of the estate Of Lott p.
Powell. deceased.
Princess Powell. special ana general
adnlnistratrlx % said estate. having
rendered 10 said Court her combined
nrnt and anal account IN said matter
ana nied therswith her petition praying
thar the residue OF said estate be as
signed TO the person or persons sntlt'eo
theretoi
II IL ordered. That the twentieth day
Of MAY, next. AZ ten o'clock thD.Tl IN
the forenoon at said Court Room ne
appointed for examining and allowin
said account and hearing said petition.
And u 10 further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be published once "a
each week FOR three weeks consecuiiNeN
previous 20 said tirs Of hcarine. IN the
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper printed
and circulating IN said County 81 wayne
Joseph A. Murphy. Iudge OF PROBATE.
a true copy
Leonard Edeimsn Deputy Probate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
LEGAL NOTICE

now resides. AMI his present whereabouts
are unknoWn. that the last known place
% residence . said defendant was 80
Hancock Avenue In the city Of Detroit,
County 81 Wayne and state Of Mhchi-
gan,
on Moinn - Lows i9"Vi.tte aud
Brown Attornrls FOR Luc, Bos'ie. plain.
TN hrrein
u Is ordered that tie said defendant
ertcr his sppeRrane ~ said cause On or
before three months from date OF this
order or the Bin Of Complaint may be
taken As confessed and that said order
be published and cops thereof served
required by law
clyde l. Webster. Circuit Judee
\ True copy
Edgar NJ Branign. clerk
by I'd Murawske. DEPUTY Clerk
4-ss. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
JUDsON u. POWELL. Atty.
Npaa IlroahxruN

JUDSON u. POWELL. ATTY.
1893 broadway
STATE or MIcmOAN IN the Circit
court for the County OF Wayne In chan
.er,
KEW COOPER. Defendant
No. ae0-lBi
ORDER Oh PUBLICATIONS
Al session OF said Court held az
WAYNE county Court House IN the CITY
Of Detroit on the 10th day OF March.
Present noN. CLYDE l. WEB
sTER. Circuit Judge.
n aatisfacsoE.iy appearing by shdaNlt
hereto attached that the Defendant, As
kew Cooper. IL not resident 81 the
stnte OF Michigan. but " resident ~
mis- present address y Route l BOY 90
~ MOTION OF JCpSON y. pow
ELL. Attorney for Plaintiff, 1T Is OR
pERED that the aforesaid Defendant.
Askew Cooper. enter his appearance w
the above entitled cause within three
months from the date hereof or the
said Rln Of Complaint fled herein viii
be taken as confessed against him
oN~JfKE MOTION. IT rs ORDERED
thar aNrue copy OF this Order be mailed
TO the DAfendant BY registered mail re-
turn receipt requested deliver 70 al
drsssee only. and that same be publish
ed according 20 law in case said Order
be returned undelivered by the Post
once Department
CLYDE wEBsTER
circuit Judss.
A True Copy
EDGAR 81 BRANiGtN,
BY ED MreAwsKE. Deputy clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Atty. Seabron p. Hall. 17Ss W. Forrest
Avenue

Avenue
state ~ Michigan in the Circuit Court
Tor the County Of Wayne IN Chancery.
Ma. fs0-e59
MARY JACKSON. Plaintiff, " HEN
RY IAC<SON. Defendant.
AZ q session 81. said court held ~ the
Court House IN the city 81 Detroit IN
aid County. on the 18th day 81 April
A. H.. iNs,
Preent: The Honorable Adoiph =.
Marschner. Circlt Judge
. In this cause. n IL appearing b' am
davit hereto attached. that the defen-
dant. Henry Jackson. IL not = resident
Of the state Of Michigan. but that he re-.
sides In the city o. birmingham. state
% Alabama. AZ 1894 eth Avenue. south
on motion Of Seahron r. Hall Ntor-
ncy for the plaintih. u IL ordered that
the defendant Henry Jarkson. appear
and answer the hill ~ complaint Med
In this cause. within three months from
the date ~ this order. or that said bill
he taken = confessed. and that this or
der be sent % the defendant ~ his last
known address. and " not received, that
the anne he published IN any new spapfr
published and circulating N the County
81 wayne according to law
Adoiph p. Marachner. Circuit ludgs
A True Copy
Edgar 81 Rranipln. Clerk
ny a. y. Nader Deputy clerk SIS SIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Downriver News
Northrup Teachers
Installed Wednesday

The Northrup Parent Teachers
Assoeiation installed the new
md reelected officers al their
r,setine on Wednesday, May IA,
IL the little auditorium of the
Northrup School.
This meeting was one OF the
rost interesting held during the
Term. and many parents and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
By ALBERT cHENNAULT. Jr.


Don't forget 70 hurry and buy
your ticket 20 the Spring Fies-
Ia" given by the Los Conquista-
does at the exclusive Navirema
Club on May 81. All tickets are
being sold in advance, and they
are going fast. so don't waste
time. buy yours today. They
may be purchased from Albert
Chapman, John Boyd. Carl Tur-
ner. or yours truly for only 60c.
After all, this is really a low
price TO pay, for you will be
able TO dance 10 your hearts
content at the lovely, reknown
Nacirema Club
Last week. the report cards
were marked. That is probably
why | saw so many kids buying
ink eradicator at Kresge's.
Peggy Clavon seems 10 have
a crush" on some soldier boy.
Who is he, Peg?
HARD TIMES DANCE
The 18th Grade Hard Times
Dance was given in the Girls
Gym on Thursday. May Is. from
to 5. I didn't know that there
were so many 18TH graders
in Northwestern. Some Of them
were Alberta Shreves. Robert
Johnson. Charleana Williams
John Boyd, Majorie Ramsey, Al
bert Chapman. Dolores Smith
Sam English, June Fair, Bill
King and Thelma Dent.
The music was furnished by
Ray Mckinney. bass: Harold Nc
Kinney. piano; Norris Patterson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

has. IUCh6nEuitn (arr, as
r,csident; Edith Roberts as
Mother vice president; Z. May
!. Father vice president; Selma
sherman as Teacher vice pres
;dent. Vera Baccus as recording
scerctat.y: Mary Smith as assist
ami secret. !, and Z. Evans as
treasurer
The remainder OF the meeting
consisted of movies shown by Mr..
Dressel the principal, on Boy
Scouts and their activities. Mr..
Sabbath another member OF the
faculty. expressed the import
ance of having Boy Scout
troup TO prepare our young boys
IN manhood. Mr.. Sabbath sug-
aes,ed that the PIT. A. sponsor
such troop and il was agreed
that we. the parents and teach
els OF Northrup. sponsor Boy
Scout troop.
Mrs. Douglas also stressed the
equal Importance OF having
Girl Scout troop and il was
agreed that the PIT. A. shall
sponsos this association. Mrs.
Carr president, offered very
inspiring address.
The subject was Unison and
rs Importance" in the home and
in the school. She also gave a
detailed report of her trip TO
Bay City 10 attend the conven-
ton where she was a delegate.
Pictures OF oil reproductions and
other paintings were on display
and 10 name a few there were
some OF noted Americans, T'ou-
saint L'ouverture, George Wash
ington Carver, Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, Booker T. Washington.
and others by Amick. They were
the Pueblo Indian. the Crafts
man. Oregon Trail and many
others
The school purchased over $500
in pictures that are to be hung
in the old and new buildings.
The PIT. A. members arc
sponsoring spelling bee with
valuable prizes 10 spur the
Youngsters 10 learn and study
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
LEGAL NOTICE

registered mail return receipt demand
ed
And IL il further ordered that copy
~ this order he published in the Detroit
Tribune = newspaper printed and pub
lished in tine ,puDt, ~ WAYNE. Micht-
ian. according 70 law,
And an 81 wh.rn foregoius = So or.
dered
Adoiph Mars,hner circuit Iudee
4 True copy
Edgar a Branigin clerk
b. A. r. Nader Deputy CLERK SIS