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LEGAL NOTICES


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pssros -. Michigan
STATE or NICHlCA>. - IhE
clRcf,IT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
on MAINE IN CHA>Ckkf.
LuliE NAE BRNANT. Plaintiff,
a.. AfRERI nRAlA>I. Dcten1Ant
cRDSR FoR PuBlicArioN
AND APPEARANCE
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b. Diagnose the individual
and group learning situation
OF their students along more
dimensions than teachers
usually take into account in
dealing with pupils;
Manage the atmosphere
Of learning OF : group Of
students according 10 the
principles 81 good mental
health
d. Be able 70 translate a
theoretical knowledge Of psy-
choIogy into practical pro-
gram designed 70 bring out
the maximum potential Of
every student in the class,
nor Just the few who are ex-
cepfionsI or emotonaIly dis
furbed.
We must train the aver
age classroom teacher 10 un-
deIstand and apply the orr
entatlon and skills Of clinical
psychology to the classroom
learning situation, Mcneil
points out
The educational expert
enee Of future generations Of
children will be as different
from our own as ours was
different from that Of our "a
theirs and fne little red
school house.
This is not a doctrine of
periais siVeness or life adj
lustment or progressive
schooling It's a movement
- return in spirit to the ed
ucation Of the whole child
The psychological approach
70 education is completely
consistent with the Ameri-
can tradition Of individuality
and freedom.
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ATTY. CHARLES r. PERKINS
S71 Marian Aveptto


STATE or MICHIGAN. N THE
CIRCUIT COURT fOR The COUNTY
or WAYNE ~ CH.A\CERY.
No. ssl-o4s
ARTHUR 4 MITCHELL. Plaintiff.
rs. MAY T.. MITCHELL. Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
~ a session OF said Court held at
the Clty-o ouniy Building in the City
OF Detroit on the 22nd day OF Octo.
be- = d, 1859
Present Honorable MILES n.
CJ LEliA NJ. Circuit Judge
H. tAi, cause II appearing By affi.
daNi, on file that the defe ndant, May
+. Mitchell. cannot be served by
process issued out Of this Court as
She - not resident OF the State of
Michigan but resides in the City OF
SAr .Antcno. County o. Rexar and
State VI lc~44, and rO..dcs az 23l
-pmmcrcc Street, san Antonio. Texas.
On MOTION CHARLES x. PER.
hlNS, attorney for the plaintiff. III
u ORDERED that the defendant
MAY l. MITCHELL. appear and an.
s~er the Bill Of Complaint in this
cause within three 3, months from
ne date OF thus Order or that said
Ban VII be taken "a confessed and
hat TINS Order DC published accord.
M u law and COPY thereof be
,erNcd upon the defendant by regis.
tered mail as required b. law.
Mills y. , ULEHAN,
r. 80 Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN. Clerk
4. ". METHAD. Deputy clerk
10 81 80 - u 5 SO
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ATTY. WA. v. BANKS
11c1 Crsf.ot Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN THE
1.nN GA tOORi ron lhE COUNTY
Or WAYNE, ~ CHASCERY.
NO. s73-7s7
JEANETTE HARklS, Plaintiff VS.
MIC HAZEL HARRIS Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held in
the Courthouse IN the Cts OF De-
tIo.t. County and State aforesaid tins
l-in day OF October. = b., 1859.
Present. Honorable fR.ANh &. FER.
CT son, Circuit u DGE
II appearing that the defendant Is
a resident OF TINS State and that
process for his appearance has been
cui> ISSUED and the same could not
De served By reason OF his absence
rom OF eolct aiment within the State
ana DN reason OF his continued alb
nee from hls place OF residence.
III u ORDERED that TIE defendant
enter ms appearance IA this cause on
81 b,fotc three months from the date
OF TINS order o. said bill Will be
t4AcI Is confessed -
IT * FtRThkR ORDERED Ina. =
e"ps OF lh.N order be sent by regis.
icisd mail 10 said defendant 10 90
hastings Street. Detroit, Michigan.
~ last kasVn address. and ii moi
received personally ns said defendant
~ l'asi twenty dsAs before the time
Law. -
FRANK q. FERGUSON.
A., r. 49,. Circuit Judge
EDGAR " BRANICIN. Clerk
JANIS b STONE. DepuiS Clerk
IA Z So ~ ~ 5s
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ATTY. gssse E. WILLIAMS

1908 Broadway. Suite zoo
II Ma or MlI iiIGAN. ~ THE
CHS 4. tONRI luR TN COUNTY
1s N..4Nr. IL CHANG cry.
No. 33s.36s
lNt\NE EtJAA>. Plaintiff, VS.
ktu..> hDNr.N Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ s. easiOn OF SAID court held in
the Ciis-Counts Building, IN the City
VI Detroit. Count, Of Ma1ne and
7ta,c OF Michigan. on this 10Th DAY
% September Nd 1883
present Honorable NEAL FITZ-
GERALD, Circuit Judge
Il appearing that the defendant is
aOl . resilient 81 tAis state, but re-
..dt. IA the Cts OF Toledo. County
- Lace and State ogf Ohio,
III IL ORDERED that n, defendant
enter h.s appearance IN this cause,
o. or before three 3 months from
TIC ca.c OF thi> order or said bi!l
$50! b, taken a. confessed
~ i FURTHER ORDERED that a
cops OF this order be scrt bS regis
tered mai 20 SAID defendant at 1907
Olkr God Street Toledo ONO. his
last know d address. and II not re.
Cr4Nec personals b. sid defendant
al least taents ~ da>s before the
iin.e prescribed for appearance, that
in.s p.deT be published as required
., IAN
NEAL FITZGERALD.
Circuit Judge
EDGAR Vi BRNNlCIN, Clerk
= HAKGREANES Deputy Clerk
10 70 - II u SO
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ID .,l.~1l-aa
1t isn't enough today for
a teacher 70 be an educated
qUiz-nsster. MoNeil says.
In this Psychological Age,
citizens Of our society can no
longer accept teachers whose
educational function is mere
Iy TO pass on facts, figures.
and information TO chill
drea.
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MARY OLIVIA BANKS. Pialnih
-. 'ikSk BANKS. Defendant
~ session On said court held N
me Clty-CounlS Baildlng M the 0iy
OF Detroit, County of Wayne ana
ot"ie Of Michigan, on this I'm Gay
OF November, AID. 1889. =,
Present. nONORtBl.. CARL
NEiDEMAN. Circuit Judge
AZ appearing that the utfcndani
resident OF TINS state. and that Ply
scss for his appearance has pee.
auiy issued and the same could ~.
oe served by reason OF his aOsenS
from or conccalmcnt within w
state, and by reason OF his continue
aoSt nee from his place of rcsiden.s'
III Il ORDERED that the dei.ns
ant enter his appearance ~ w. ~.
cause, on OF before three ~ nioh.i
from the date of this order, Ga s>'-
OIL VIII be taken as confessed
III II FURTHER ORDEkkD thas
copy OF this order be sent BY Ns-s
tered mail to said defendant al ~ ~
Arndt Street, Detroit Z. Michigan n
last known address. and n not ~
ceiNcd personally b. said deienuse-e.
AZ least twenty ,2ol DAYS before lns
Time prescribed Tor appearance, va
ms order be published a. require
% law.
CARL NJ wErDENN,
Circuit Juds'
a True Copy
EDGAR "a BRANIGfN. Clerk
Dan A. SEJEiIi. Deputy Clerk
III 20 lao
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Atty. JuDSok L. POWELL. SR.,
1908 Broadway. Suite 400
Detroit 10, Michigan
Al- afTTLIIf.
{ Ountt OF Y az PC
IS. No. AIS. 154

At session OF the Probate Court
for SAID County of Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room IN the CitA
Of Detroit. on tho Twenty-fouTth daN
OF November IN the year one thou
sand nine hundred and Fif,ynlne.
Present, THOMAS {. MURPHY,
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
MATTE HENDERSON Deceased
JJDSO< Is. POWELL. SR.. admins
traitor dc b0nis non OF said estate
and administrator OF the estate 81
ARTHUR Ii. DAVIDSON late admin.
istrator of said estate. having rem.
dered to this Court his first and
f.nal account in said matter aud the
final account in behalf OF said late
administrator m said matter and
filcd herewith his petition PRAYING
that the balance OF said estate b.
9aid over 70 the creditor OF the
iolrth class 10 apply on account Of
rs claim allowed against said estate.
IL l. ordered. 70 the Thirteenth
day OF January next al ten o'clock
the forenoon al said Court Room
Dc appointed for examining and al
lowing said account and hearing said
petition.
And j, is farther ordered. That a
COP, VI this order be published once
n eatn week TO- three weeks con.
secutNei, previous 90 said time OF
near.nL 90 toe Dcfsolt Tribune.
new spsper printed and circulated In
aid COUNTY u WAYNE.
- THOMAS G. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate
dc hereby ceriif, that have
compared the foregoing COPY with
ne original record thereof and have
iouna me same 10 BE- CO. Ct trans
Dated. Nov. -. 1859
CECIL 4 BERNARD.
Deputy Probate Register
p - IL IS IS $50
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ATTY. CORNELL SMITH
Una roadway


STATE or MICHIGAN II lib
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE. IN CHA\CERi.
No. ssl-l7l
WILLIE C. LOVE, Plaintiff, vs..
NAJDkLL LOVE Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al a session OF said court helc AZ
the CitN-Couat> Buiidinz. In the CITY
~ Detroit. County OF Wayne ana
state OF Michigan. or this 18th day
Of November. AID. 1853.
Present Honorable CAkL VI.
NEIDENAN, Circuit Judge
II appearing That the defendant y
resident al this state and that
PROCESS for her appe aranCe has been
duiN issued and the same codld not
D. scrSed DN reasol, oi ner absence
from or conceaimcnt Within the
state. and bN reason OF her continued
Absence from her place OF residence,
IL il ORDERED that the defendant
enter her appearance IN this cause
or or before three 3 months from
me date OF tins 5f-er or SAID pisl
Win b. taken a. confessed
IT Il FURTHER ORDERED mat
cop, of this order Je sent BY regis
tered mail 10 said defendant at 100
Josephine. Detroit, Michigan, her last
known address. and II not received
personally by said defe moan, al least
tWcntl 20 da>s b~.o-c the time pre-
scriDed for appearance, that TINS or
der be published as REQUIRED by law.
CARL VI: NEIDEMAN,
Circuit Judge
! True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRAN1GIN Clerk
4 {. GALLAGHER. Deputy Clerk
u u - $50
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STAxE or Al>s.>s.NN - az
NIHOtlI <>3< RI fktS .-- SS'~ \ -
CF AAlNE - NaA>> kNl
~ ssi-i.s
EhNA : 80 $50. ts-r. N---
FEn1 >ISC>N l..l ~-4-t
oscss SOS AsPsAsAscE
s s. $500 81 S-l- c~-1t e-i N
--.s B4 1rs y re Nl,y
4: oe.rc-t- tc--ss - Maze sna
>ix,e 8. Nl. riz41 81 ir.> -9tA oss
o. Nt,troer AD lS5s
>er. Nor4.ao.c GAIL NJ.
A..4DEAAN. ll1l-t J-cse.
:. 4rpe4ras slA' ine defe ndanI =
resident 9. inls STATE and that
.ro<1ss 4ug rs app< -ra.-ce has been
cI. ss-sd and me SanS could not
Z. >tfecd b. reason Of his absence
from h4s place ui ~ sidenCc.
r. - ORDERED tnsi Tie defendant
enter nls appearance IN thus cause
CO ol before three months from
tnt date OF this order OF SAID bal
ul.. be taken a. confessed
IT Il FURTHER ORDERED that
eos. of TINS order be sent bS regis
t.f.d riai. 10 said defendant al 80
Eil-..l GOD Detroit. Michigan, ms
la, kno~n address. and II not re-
ct4.cc personally bS sand defendant
AZ least twenty 20 daAs before inc
unc orcscIo.d ton appearance. that
tai- order DC pubii>ned - required
- CARL ~ NEIDEMAN.
Circuit Judge
4 True Cops
EDGAR N RRANlGIN Clerk
4. &. GALL lGiiER Depuis NierA
IL IL ~ IL ~
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R,.rh J. Osborne, Atty.
73s3 National Bank e'ds.. Detroit

- --'N-N-' ~N'~ ~. 1
S. No. asc.5lI
A. q session Of The Probate o4u
for said County vi Naync sc.1 al
TIE Probate Court Room IN ise Cts
Of Detroit. on the tenth day % No,
enber. IN the wear one tno4s4nc
n.ne hundred and ffty-nine.
Present Ira G Kaufman. judge Of
Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate 81 I'd
WARD LEE S>IPES, also known a,
EDDIE LEE SNiPES. EDWARD !.
SNIPES. EDNARD S>IPES and I'd
DIE SNiPES, Decc ased.
On reading and filing the pc'.tcr
ministration OF said Estate be sfsr.
cd 20 John Anderson or some o.Ael
suitable person
Il j. ordered, That the fifteenth
daA Of Dccc mOer, next IT ten q .io1k
IN the forenoon al said Court Room
be appointed for hearing said pei.;s
ton.
And it IS further Ordered. That
copy of TINS order be p-.Dnshe. once
an each week fos three Neek. son
,ecui.ttis previous tc SAID i,me %
hearing. N tn DETROIT TRibt NJ
a newspaper rrlnttd and c.lcI.stct
"a sid Co-niS % NAyne
IRA G. KAUFMAN.
Judge OF p.alsic
do hereby ccrt.iN TINT a,t
compared The foregoing copy eIit
the Original record thereof and sa,t 4.
found the same & be correl. ran
script Of SUCH original record
CECIL \ BERN iKD
Deputy Probate rs ,s.eI
Dated. November 10, 1855.
II % IL 1883
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Airy. Charles Q, Berry

,~-''f- Charles 3, Berry
Ctps1 ElS HILAN. IL Tur
~ NJ 4 cOlRI FOR THk Cot<TS:
~ ~ CHANCERY.
Ne. ssi-S4s
. LIN TALMADGf pi.,n.,s<
RAYMOND TAINADt.r re'n'.ii' vs..
ORDER or PusllcATion
~ session Of Ia go,
NJ ny OF Detroit. Ws,ne eo,,,,, ~
b"S ssn ~ on the eth day OF Novewy.
=, Present, Honorable c,,,
'DEhAN, Circuit judge "a
appears 70 this Coufi ,ro., .,..
.,,, on lie that The defendant
~, 49, ~ AIN .DGk, Is not 4 r...s,'..
n a.'s etS Of Detroit, WAYNE To",',.
AVS b., ou' resides al 1910 Pen,,
On ,,...sDuig, Penns,lsania
~ MOTION Of Charlie, n b..
'oi ~ Tor the Plaintiff. is' AZ
- u ORDERED that tho dr..
~" 49,. slOND TALMADCE ntSlu"nt,
80 "aahce IN said cause on a. ~
~ 81 months from tbc -
- '- order or said hi .S Naec
Wal Dc taken ~ -. WI
o., Hsini and that q corr ~ 800 49,,
nfs,', ~ sent 70 the Las, kno,.n saiu
,sla,, "e"'ess Of the dcfendsni 80 49,
~. p.'HA 1910 Penn Ave p SEQ
loi..ft r"' - ahia b. certified mz1
.r. Va I'D. requested, aud d@I a,'
,,e d.frSnIhkk ORDERED TIA, =,
$3.50 2 True copy OF hi. sona,iy
nc,,.' ..'lto "a the Detroit Tr'h..es DC
'P"pcf printed, published e,
s,r ',s AZ sa.u County OF 49,, ~.
lsw e'h-eeIi.'e weeks acrord ne, Tor
CARL ". wErDEMAN
a True Copy '<uii Judge
s'1 :, =, y, BRANICTN. clerk
N .1'i,'''SnsAvES Deputy CLERK
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Teachers Shape Mental
Health. SAYS IN Professor

Am ARBOR-F Parents IN
o.T society haze Aale teach
ers responsible ~! TIE ice
& e,.-l nea.'n u their ea.l.
4ren declares Elton B Sc.
\el associate professor 81
ao.o9s &. NE lDlt etslit
sf ,i,
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FOR RENr-FLATs

MONROE ne4r : Alb.n :
rooms. lower Good tsanspoE
;49 WI arrange f9- deco
-4t.4n
C-- 10 1880 Morl.nSs or
Ni-ntS
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ii73s Deqvindre
STATE or MII hiGAN. IN THE
SikSSiI COURT FOR THE COUNTY
Or WAYNE IN CHANcERY.
No. Ses-ol3
lkENE PEARS J.>. r.aintiff. vs.
JOSEPH PEARS -, Defendant
cNoER Or PUBLICATION
~ SESSION 0i ,4id cor. held In
ks count! IoLIshg~st IN lhc city of
Detsoii, WAYNE toualS. Michigan
.4..s -otn day OF October, 1859 AID
Present. Honorable Mills y
IILkHAN. Circuit Judge.
~ liAs Sa1se the petition for an
OIuei OF Publication came on 10 NJ.
,'ea'u ana from when II appear that
'"N "ane.!l summons issued IN sand
SAuse Vou4u nOl DC served upon lie
defendant because that the d.tenosrs
Nou.u hvt Je found al has last known
auuIess' 1856 .tlgtg Street. CIV ~
DctiV.t' Aiich San. and that after dn,
"hH uAlscnt search the dcfend.nt-
"H.4eaOouts cannot be asccrtaln.d
On motion OF RALPH ". MIIItR
49, ses. ne tor the p4alnt.n II il IN.
DrhED That the defendant. JO,tp,t
.--..'oo.N' appear or answer the biIi
SoAlPiaiht MED IN said cause on
aate hereoi o. that sad blll M, ~ ~,
.aken a. confessed oe
- y FURTHER ORDERED TIA, i.
sopH 81 TINS order shall be sent IN
'.e q, ientani a, his last known AZ
-'e>'' i.o- Aieer - CHS OF Detro'f
."''''.-~n. By REGISTERED mail and ~
N-se 40 return receipt signed b[ ne
~ - reserved thai tals ordrr
s''ei' % oul> published Is REQUIRED
NILES y. CJLEHAN.
\ True Copy ~"euH Judge
zD":NK N BRANIcIN. Clerk
GALLAGHER, Deputy clerL
~ 80 ~ u So ~'e'A
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Atty. Cornell Smith

Dated IL 20
SLATE or MICHIGAN ~ JHE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR The COUNTY
OF WAYNE IN CHANCERl.
Nc. Ssl-s77
ALEA W DICkERSON. Pla.n.l. IS
MARIAN ELIZABETH DlCkkASON
Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ session OF said court n,.a 10
INC SitS-CountS Building, in g., CAY
OF Detroit County OF Natre and
Stat, OF Michigan. on this III dn
OF Nesember. AID. 1859
Present: HONORABLE CARL "
NklDEMAN, Circuit Judge
IL appearing that the defendant q
resident OF this state, and iaa; pro
cess TOR her appearance has been
GUY ISSUED and IN, same c0u.. not
oe served by reason OF her aos,nce
IRON or concC aiment within Tie ,,a,ti
ana DN reason of hcr COAtn.ad 40
senCe from hei place OF res ltncei
II Is ORDERED that the 3 ,eno
ant enter her appearance la this
cause on OF before three 3 alciiihs
from the date OF this order 90 sac
OH VIII be taken a. confessed
III i FURTHER ORDERED .aat
copy Of this order be sent b, regis
..ered mail a. said defendant a. $50
new oou Street DetrQii M.,ElgAn,
her last known address and }; not
received PERSONAL, BY said defend
am az least twenty i20l days before
me time prescribed for appearance
mat Tins order be published as r.
CURED by law.
CARL NJ. WEIDEMAN
Circuit judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANlGIN, CLERK
Dan A. SEJElIi, Deputy Clegk
Dated III 20 81.
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Atty corne.. smith
1908 Broadway

STATE Or MiCnI,,,N IL TIE
NikCIsI COURT fOR THE COUNTY
va NAfNEl IN CHANCERl.
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puo-cLlpe

DEIN0T THlBUNE sATUKDAY PIG. p
Evening star., 1959-10-21
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
An Author Ridden by Guilt

One of the worst combi-
nations to beset a man is a
strong conscience teamed
with a weak will. This type
succumbs to all the attractive
sins, and then beats himself
to death with feelings Of
guilt, He never wins, unless
he lives long enough to grow
old and sanctimonious.
Horatio Alger is an exam
pie. He wrote stories for
boys. / grew up on scores Of
his books. They always
opened with a poor but hon.
est youngster shivering in
the cold as he tried to sell
his newspapers so that his
widowed mother would be
able to afford thin soup for
supper. They ended with the
triumph of virtue over greed,
the kid grew up to become
rich and righteous and he
Evening star., 1959-10-21

always married the most
beautiful girl in town.
Horatio Alger wasn't any
thing like his books. He was
born in January, 1884. in
Revere, Mass. His father
was DR.. Horatio Alger, a.
stainless steel puritan and a
minister. The father watched
every other breath of his son,
determined that the boy
should become a Unitarian
minister and a saint on
earth. The neighborhood
boys called the youngster
Holy Horatio."
His father was pulling hard
in one direction and the devil
was yanking the kid on an
opposite course. Horatio
studied at Harvard Divinity
School and tried to marry
the first jezebel he met. His
Evening star., 1959-10-21

dad stopped that. Horatio
wrote stories for the press.
and the doctor tried to stop
that. too. In 1860 the boy
ran of to Paris.
HE WAS 26, and there was
no one to watch him. Hora-
ito fell into indiscretions at
night and spent his morn
ings pounding his breast and
begging God for forgiveness.
This went on until Horatio
was certain he was losing his
mind. In 1854. when the Civil
War was big news, Alger was
ordained a minister in Brew
ster, Mass.
He lasted two years. II
his life in Paris was bad. this
one was worse. He couldn't
stand preaching the wages Of
sin, on the one hand, and
thinking Of how lovely those
sins could be, on the other.
This was hypocrisy. Alger
fled to New York.
He wrote books. Here
again Alger was frustrated.
because he longed to be q
fine novelist. Instead, his
works became cheap paper
backs, selling for 5 cents. He
returned to Paris. There he
fell into q love affair that
left him temporarily insane.
He returned to the prison Of
Evening star., 1959-10-21

ual power, physical inhrmi-
ties. f.s
Personally I don't care If
/ live to be 500 If only / can
retain the faculties ! had at
40. People can't talk to me
about a beautiful old age.'
What's pretty about a shriv-
eled leaf?"
His sister, a vivacious.
happy person also in her sos,
said: There's nothing to do
but to accept it graciouSly.
You either get older or you
stop breathing. Forget about
the wrinkles and the rheu-
matte pains. The good part
of growing older is in de-
veloping a beautiful mind
and spirit"
I agreed with her. Too
many people are thankleSS
rather than thankful when
another birthday comes
around. If you didn't have
the birthdays, you wouldn't
still be here.
But I suppose, as usual,
many of us will go on COM
planning about growing old.
For readers tUlAO haze been.
hGUtng Joint aches and don't
knotD t0hat to do or tOhere to
90. / suggest that you iDrite to
me, in care of The Euening
Star for my leGtlet S-10,
Hon to Manage Your Arth-
ritiS." Inclose 10 cents in a
stamped, Selt-addreSSed en-
Uelope.
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his conscience IN q hospital
bed.
ALGER EARNED a huge
fortune. He spent 1t faster
than 1t came in. He gave II
to the poor boys and he
gave 1t to women who were
not too poor. He loved the
big city and he hated priva-
tion so that. even in New
York, he felt a sense OF
Illustration. He never could
reconcile himself to the
world as he saw II, and he
could not make peace. with
himself or with God.
In 1895 he left New York,
broke. His sister had a home
in Natick. Mass. She said he
would be welcome. Alger
went to her and, as small
royalty checks came in, he
tried to repay her.
He lasted three years, a
lonely graying figure who
walked the sand dunes in a
heavy cape, the winter winds
tearing at his face and the
howl assailing his ears with
the sound Of punishment to
come.
In 1899, Horatio Alger
died. He was 65, and sick of
himself.
(Copyright, 1859
King Features Syndicate, 1ne.)
FFiday: A Golf Lesson.
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at the latter's wedding cers-

at the latter's wedding cers-
mony.
II am sorry" said the ju-
rist, "but I do not have the
authority to perform the
ceremony"
"What?" said the other.
"a Supreme Court justice
does not have the author
ity to marry peoplei How
Gomez" y
II guess" explained Frank
furter, ut is because mar
riage is not considered a
Federal offense."
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FEATURE PAGES
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Count Those Birthdays Happily!
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoAN

Age-growing old-is al
ways on the minds OF people;
not only in the elderly, but
also in the young. The Z
year-old girl gets a thrill IN
getting into her mothers
dress and high-heeled shoes.
The pre-teen-ager apes the
mannersims of her older
sister.
But the teen-ager just
can't wait until she is old
enough to make decisions
of her own" She is tired Of
being thought a child. How
ever, when she is over 81,
and still unmarried, she
begins to be anxious about
the recurring birthdays.
Boys and girls are alike in
= wanting to grow up fast. "
Then comes the reaction.
They want the years to go
by more slowly. For example,
we all get a jolt when we
reach 40.
These thoughts came to
mind after a recent break.
fast conversation. / made a
notation of the remarks
from two 50-plus-year-ol
friends who were being quite
philosophical considering it
was an early hour of the day.
ONE MAN SAID: Most
people aren't concerned about
growing old; only what age
does to Them, It's not so
much the calendar age, as
worrying about wrinkles,
dimming eyesight, loss of sex