davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26
SURPLUS REVISED

Revised statistics show the x
pected surplus for the current fis-
sal year will probably be about
Il billion dollars = not four
billions as previously anticipated.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26
COTTON ACREAE.

Department of Agriculture indi-
Gates larger cotton acreage IN
1861 = due to wider consumption
of cotton this year. Carry-over
this year will be about the same
or smaller than for last season.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26
ATOM / URGED

The United States has been
urged to join with other Western
nations in a concerted research
attack on the frontiers of atomic
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20: 81: Luke 11:4: 15:1-

when I kept silence, my bones
waxed old through my roaring all the
day long. For day and night Thy
hand was heavy upon me: my mois-
ture is turned into the drought Of
summer."-Psalm 1884.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26
energy.

A report released 10y the Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy
Committee, in recommending a
major reorientation of the ma
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26

Have mercy upon me. o God, ac-
cording to Thy lovingkindness: &C.
cording unto the multitude of Thy
tender mercies blot out my trans
gressions. Wash me thoroughly from
mine iniquity."-Psalm SLIP.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26

"And forgive us our sins; for we also
forgive everyone that is indebted to
us. And lead us not into temptation:
but deliver us from evil."-St. Luke
liza.
GOLDEN TEXT-Psalm 32.1.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

An art lover does not have
to be affluent today in order
to own an art library. Until
recently, the high cost OF color
plates and presumably limited
interest made art books col
lectors' items in price. But
given an opportunity to own
art books available to modest
incomes, the public has re-
sponded, as demonstrated by
figures from the National
Gallery of Art.
Ten booklets dealing with
the major schools of painting
represented in the Gallery's
collections were offered last
winter; most of them have
been published this year.
Each has 48 pages. a brief
readable introduction to the
school, and 16 color plates,
each with a page OF critical.
biographical and informative
comment by Gallery curatorS.
Sold practically at cost, 25
cents each, these booklets
have been recognized by Gal
lery visitors as bargains. From
December 6. 1859 to Septem-
ber 2, this year. 31.157 book
lets were sold. the daily aver
age 243.
Most museums publish
paper-bound catalogues OF
Important exhibitions. Many
are authoritative illustrated
monographs of lasting inter-
est. An example is HOKUSA
PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS
In the FREER GALLERY Of
ART, by Harold P. Stern,
Smithsonian Institution Pub
lication. $1.00.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Art Reprints

Outstanding art books Of
earlier years are being re-
printed; the inclusion Of
many plates. in some In
stances. puts the price be-
tween 81 and So. MODERN
FRENCH PAINTERS (1940)
by R. H. Wilenski, noted
English art historian, is now
available in 2 volumes Win
tage Books, New York, IS
illustrations, $1.65 eachO.
This history puts the painter
in his place in the everyday
life of the community"
APPROACH TO GREEK ART
(Studio 1948) by Charles
Seltman, Fellow of Queens
College, Cambridge (E. P.
Dutton g. Co.: more than 200
Ills; S1.65) is "a new ap-
proach. not an attempt to go
Evening star., 1960-09-25
New Art Titles

New titles In series Of uni
form paperback volumes are
presented each year. THE
GREAT AMERICAN ART
lists SERIES (Braziller.
$1.50 each) deals with 10th
century to contemporary
artists, each by q different
author, more than 80 illus
trationS, 16 in color. EVER
GREEN GALLERY (Grove
Press, $1.95 each) II color
plates and many black and
white in the text, Is devoted
to contemporary artists OF
many countries. OF this
years, STUART DAVIS by
Rudi Blesh, seemed to me
the best. THE UNIVERSE
SCULPTURE SERIES (Uni-
verse Books, $1.95) concen-
trates on those working
towards realization of a pure
sculpture"
Twenty-Five titles are pro-
jected in ART OF THE EAST
LIBRARY Grown Publishers
$1,25 each. JAPANESE
PICTURE SCROLLS and
GOLDEN SCREEN PAINT
INGS OF JAPAN both by
Elise Grill, have % to 36
plates, mostly in colors. some
with gold.
Art booklets can be OBJ
tanned from many sources
besides museums and pub
fishers. Two recent offerings
are COUNTRY ART IN NEW
ENGLAND. 1890 : 1S4O. by
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Art and SkiIIs
In Guide Books

Publishers are printing
many books in conjunction
with outside companies and
among recent ones from
Pocket Books" we include
THE KODAK CAMERA
GUIDE and KODAK HOME
MOVIE CAMERA, the SLEN-
DERELLA COOK BOOK,
AMF GUIDE TO NATURAL
BOWLING, and perhaps the
finest of them all A PAR
ENT'S GUIDE TO CHH-
DREN'S READING which
was done In cooperation
with the National Book Com
mittee with many contribu-
ting organizations which
have interests in this i'm
portant field.
A glance at their catalogs
show that every conceivable
field Of interest is covered by
pocket books" child care,
current best sellers, classics.
reference, how = to books,
mysteries, westerns. biog-
raphy, history, social science.
cook books and dictionaries.
Their green catalog lists the
dictionaries already in print,
plus Arabic, Filipino, He
brew and Russian currently
in work.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Nina Fletcher Little, No. II
in Old Sturbridge Village
Booklet Series, 75c each, 80
pages OF text including Is
illustrations; and IRVING
AMEN WOODCUTS a mon
ograph with more than so IL
luStrations; 4 in colors art
lists Studio, Box 2782, Grand
Central Station, New York
City, 50cO AMEN has a fine
critique by Jacob Kainen,
Curator Of Graphic Arts,
Smithsonian Institution.
Many other admirable art
paperbacks will be found by
those who like to browse In
book shops.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Fine Art in Paper Covers
AtoPrice All Can Afford
By FLORENCE s. BERGMAN
Star Art Critic

further than other studies :.
but to start it somewhere else"
PICASSO AND THE HUMAN
COMEDY by Teriade. Leiris
and r ebecca West (Verve
1850, now in Modern Library
paperbacks (Random House,
$l.45), presents a suite Of 180
drawings by the Spanish
genius who is born anew
each morning" THE ART
SPIRIT by Robert Henri
1929 now Keystone Books
q. B. Lippincott Co., $3.50.
compiled by Margery Ryer-
son, is a collection of "opin-
ions presented more as paint
ings are hung on the wall"
Wallace Fowlie's AGE OF
SURREALISM midland
Book, University Of Indiana
Press, $500 deals with the
subject in q context far
wider" than the artistic move
ment between the two world
wars.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

THE PICKWICK PAPERS.
BY Charles Dickens.
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The posthumous papers Of
the Pickwick Club with a
new introduction by Joseph
MerSand. $1,000.
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Atty. Allen Bibb
l50e broadway


STATE or MO HIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT ron TItr
COUNTY or WAYNE IN cttsNcrpv
WATTSlE LIE BROOKS. Pla,ntif1 ~
WILLIE LEWIS BROOKS nefnods,,
ORDER or PUBLlcATion
No. sSs. .17o
AT a session OF said Cour, beid =, -
1Ity COUNTY Building. City of detroit
ooun'y oi Nayn, State OF Michigan
OF tne ivth day of June, AID. 1850.
q ftESEN 4. HONORABLE THEODORE
IL appearing that the Defendants ad
ulces - not known and therefore he
cannon DC served with Chancerv sun.
mons Tor the reason that IL canno,
De ascertaincd In what State of Coun,,
the Defendant resides;
1T II ORDERED, that the Dcf.,s
ant enter h's appearance In thi, cs,,sa
on or before three 81 month, sror,
tlc date OF This order. or said mi, ~
Complaint viii be taken as conecss.,,.
III IL FURTHER ORDERED ina, =
copy OF this Order be sent nv re,,
stered mail TO the said Defendant, tv,
ne Lewis Brooks at his last known a.
dress s5Jl Grandy. Detroit. Nlch,gaa
ana " not received personally nv sa,,,
Defendant al least twenty ,2ot ds''
before the time prescribed So,
pcarance. that thif Order he n,,h,,sb
ed, as required by law. '''"'
THEODORE n. BouN
rpttr copv circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk
" ~. l., Sciiomen. Deputy GierL
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13

lfL =. D6s>~'
Sr4vE 90 NlCHiCA- n e c.h.
rfrT r0tR- Ter ~ [Ol>4i ~
4AA~F ~ CHA>CEhl.
aEfNrl TLxPI-A ri4l-tff - Ctn'
TRLDE TENFI-L. n.elencsri
ss WI,
czpzs cF pyBLicArios
a. - ~ - sA,c Courl a. irt
or. 4rItszrtt -a1Ic.rx ~ t1c Cit q
s..-~,t Coartt ~ Wstnc ard State
- san a. as .lxn cas ~ JAM
Il eE
PzESENT- HONORABLE NILS =.
ClLEH ~. ClrC1t s.c<e
HI ,-.txrs11 frorr trt Af1cst.i a.
.scAtt feres. arc f..t1 nerssiih thsi
t-.s 1lfs-1s1i -&rrtc n ints Es1-e
\, 80 = rt..1en. 81 ;tt loonts 81
- sa-t an. STATE 81 Nichixar. o1t that
ss.< rs>c1. AZ - k1rnr.ond 81 ~
rre CIt - NtEpr-. anc state e.
Tt-..s>.rs .1efefors
On MOTION or : ; FLANAGAN
st.crret lcr ihs Plslu,lil.
1- X nEREBi ORDERED 11i ne
srs..e -4rrec cefe111zt Appe1z 1Dr
1rs.rs tat BL 81 Compliant f-4ec
trs <s4-s ~lfklr i1re< no1lh-
fr-r 1age 81 tc1 Or'1ef c. ne >Arnt
r.4s u -2ke- a. xc1fess<- 1sa.1st
IT L FIxTHEg ORDERED sast
CT la CE1sf ot s<ns tc .hr
n1zr. =; nes lssE knoa- address
g. rtg-sr rt~ maj cf lac copy *
-c--s<.l1 sl<1sr-r2 - a.
NILS = CILEHAN
Clrc-s Jlcst
-ztK COPY
EDGAR y BRAtlGlN. Clers
es C4-ssser. D<p4sg Clerk
s.ie-S15-6t
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
Atty. S. ). rIsnsasn

Any. ). ,. Flanagan
1877 &. Dawson
PA ~ or MICHIGAN in the CIR.
WI COURT for the COUNTY or
NAINh IN CHANCERl.
JOHN JENNINGS JR.. Plaintiff -
h.Nhf JENNINGS, Defendant
No. 5Ss,S32
SNpek OF PUBLICATION
~ session of said Court held a,
me Sity County Building in ,hs c,,'
Detroit, County OF WAYNE and
I', VI siicnigan, on this 9Th da, q,
june AL 800; way VI
PRESENT: hONORABIr TtIrono,v
~ BUM, Circuit Judge
~ appearing from Aff,dsvi, .,,..,,
netc.o and filed herewith thai tha
ucicndant named In this cans wy wy
resident OF the County 81 ~. "o'
anu state OF Michigan, but ina, s"', ny
Issues at the City OF Chlcapo sas
'ae 3'Sse OF Illinois; said address be,ng.
,vaS , south State Street. Ch,csass'
hlinois, therefore. ~"'SaBO'
W MOTION or $ J FIANAcAN
"',oInel Tor the PLAINTIFF ''-'
~ ls HEREBY ORDERfD u,., 49,.
"DoFe named defendant annesr w, is
"ns"eI tht Bill OF Complaint eii.d ~ ~,
.''ie Sause withsn Three mon,hs e.,,.'. -.
ns =, 'nh order, OF the same NAV
r., ~" a. confessed against her.
co - FURTHER ORDERED ina, =
,ep opS =, tnis Order be ont TO the do
~ oans az her last known address
=, ,'t, ets,is,eieo mail, or like conv
PuDished according TO law ''
THEODORE n. BOITN
= TRUE COPY ~foui' Judge
e., t,D',Nh N. BRANiGIN. Clerk
by 1. Gallagher, Dcpuiv clasn
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
Atty. Alien B.bb
lOl

Atty. Alien B.bb
1908 Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN 1HE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
FAY DANIELS, Plaintiff vs.. HUGH
+. D4ANiELo, defendant
No. s9S.339
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held at
the Ciiy County Building, CITY of
DeifOi, Codnty OF Wayne. State oi
Michigan on the 20th day of Jun,
PhEsENI HONORABLE MILES N.
SOLsrAN CIRCUIT JUDGE
appearing that the Defendant
huBn T.. Daniels, Is not a resident OF
'he state OF Michigan, but reside. In
'"v ots'e Oh limos, City OF Chicago.
~ - OhDEkED, that the said De.
'enua"1 enter ms appearance in. this
.ause on OF before three t3, months
~, ~" ene GATE OF this Order or said
n.n ol complaint will be taken a,
II IL URTHER ORDERED ,ha, .
copy o. this order be sent bx ,eg,s,..
eu niah TO said Defendant uugh 4
Dahfeis al III East Goth Street rh,c.
az ,iinois, and II not received nor
sohdiiy by SAID Defendant Al lrs.,
1McntS i<Ol DAY before the time nrc'
sei'Dcu appearance, that this ordo,
w fu"'shcu rtqu red b, Law
MILES y CULEHAN.
A Tnlir copv ..fcu.t Court Judge
nDD AR u. BitANIGiN. C.rk
nS Ia l. Sthuman Dcput, clc,L
lated. 238 II 20
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
Ralph }. Osborne. Atty,
1893 FIRST National Bank
hstionsl bldg, Detroit
STATE or MIC iilGAN
UuntN of WAYNE
SIS zes, ,eoq


Count, Oi WAYNE
SIS zss, ,so9
At session OF tht Probate Court
for said Count, OF wa, ne. held at the
Probate Conuri Room In Tho CltS Of
Detroit or the Third das OF August.
in "a, year one Thousand min, hund.
red anf sixt'
Present Joseph n Murphy, Judge
Of Probate. In the Matter OF the
Estate of Dsnniei 3. West, Deceased
or reading and thing the petition
Of George ID West praying that
adm rfsfr lfiO' o' ea.r csf1ti bf grant
co % n.ns..i y. son.- o.h.. suuaDie
person
u ). ordered. That the Twelfth day
~ September, Next at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon at sad Court Room be
appointed fOi hear ng said petition.
And u Is further Ordered, That a
copy Of THIS order be published once
in each week for three weeks con.
sccutIycly previous TO said time of
hearing in the Detroit Tribune, a
newspaper printed and circulated in
said County Of Wayne.
JOSEPH \ MURPHY,
Judge oil Probate.
do hereby certify that have
compared the forging copS with the
original record thereof and have found
the same to be d correct transcript
Of such original record.
Dated Aug. 5, 1860
HARRY BOLDA
Deputy Probate Register
1873 q %
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
COURT NEWS

a. rhiitrer. hzs rxcellrt : i1r1.
q SIezD0 ier the Aid 20 Deptn
dent Chiisrer IN toe pAr eiz1l
years
-f,chEH faces stzter1-s A1s
~ Is Eeccr1kTs Joc1s u NJ
kzy Skil.rar
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
William v. Banks, Ally,
2lol Cratiot Ave.
STAT = OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne,

7iol Crsfiot Ave.
STAT OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne,
SIS. 4ss,s32
AZ session Of the Probate Court
for said County Of Wayne, held al
the Probate Court Room in the CITY
OF Detroit. on the Fourth day OF
August In The year one thousand
nine hundred and sixty
Present Irs G. Kaufman, Jvdqe
of Probate. IN TIE Matter OF the
Estate OF MARIE J. ADAMS, De
ceased.
An instrument IN writing purport.
ing To be the last viii and Testament
OF said deceased having seen delivered
INTO this Court for Probate.
" y ordered. That the Twentieth
DAY OF September next at ten O'Clock
IN ihc forenoon before Judge Frank
> 81 manski, al said Court Room be
appointed Tor proving said instrument.
Ana u ~ further Ordered. That a
copy OF this order be published once
~ each week for three weeks con-
sccutiVely previous to said time of
hearing. In the Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said County Of Wayne
IRA g. KAUFMAN.
Judge of Probate.
DO hereby certify that have com.
pared the foregoing copy with the
ofiRlnal record thereof and have
iound the same TO bc correct tran
script OF such original record
Dated AUG 1860
HARRY BOLDA.
Deputy Probate Register.
1915 a 90.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
Ass,. s. J F'sns7sn
isz5 q pssison

STATE or MICHIGAN ~ ins e1n IN.
CCrT COLRI for the SVeN'
waS>r ~ CfA>Ntkl
TREyOR KRiSTENSkS, Fi1ln.n' -
RETTf kEf5Tk>ek>. Dtir""@'
Nc S3s.Sfl
ORDER FoR oErtNoAh'S
ApPEARAhce
A. . sesslor o. ssid lo1rf Hei1 -
tA~ css. -Counf, BuildlnE, IN NE e.s
~ Detroit. County oi Nayne, ana $50
~ wirhsgan. on this IND d, o. jars
pRFsg>T: HONORABLE THEODORE
y ROHN. Circur Judge.
4 sppeSring from Afflcash at,~ 80
-rr.to and fiiec heFc~lth inat ~, oe
f.odsnt named above y . reActni "
IRIS state and that Process 10. ne.
.sopx arxnce has beer dub issued 'Nnu
trst the ssme could D. seTtc -
te4sor cf net s0sence IRON HNo "S
continued acsSncc from nef p1@Nt -
- NOTION or ; } FLANAGAN
st.orne, f5r fns Pialnisfi
~ y HEREBY ORDERED that me
&C c~fenoart appear End ans~eI
~ BIZ O. Complaint fiied herein
u4thin TnrVc Nonlhs from cate mere
y az she szre ns be taken a. con
III = FURTHER ORDERED that .
.css of this order D. published &C.
eorc.r. - IA. AID lac cops DC
nance 10 the defendant ~ hef last
49, acdress oy Re- Reglsterec Mall.
THEODORE X BONN,
Circuit Judge
A THE COPY
EDSAA = 5kt>lGI>. CLERK
4 -
s-4-e-6-o 90
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13

STATE or MICHIGAN "a IN, N
'Oii COlkl Tor tht IUlNIl %
MA M ~ CHANCERl
SANDY DIAON, Ji.. Pla!ntifi rs.
ELLA Ruth DIXON. Defendant
Nc sss--oe
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al q SESSION Oi S~.d NoUrt htld m
me CIV I oun,y Euadlns N Ia. iy
VI Detroit COUNTY of Nayue al
S,atc oi Michigan. on june l5 igtt
fhLstNi hVNOFA1Ll THEODOAE
X bOnN. k.rcaI .udge.
II appearing that the dcfcndsnt IS
not res.utnt OF th.s stale but ~.
sides IN the City OF Cnlcago. COOK
COUNTY State oi Illinois;
~ l. ORDERED that the dcfcnUant
enter hcr appearance IT. TINS cau>t ln
or -DcfofC three IS monln. from we
date of this order. or SAID Bill of
complaint viii be taken as confessed
IA ID FURTHER ORDERED tina
copy OF tins order be sent by lt-is
.Vieu man TO said defendant addfts-od
70 1898 South Drake, Chicago, llliuuls
,Vi las. kno" n address, and II not
lcSVN ca personally by said defendant
al lcast twenty 20 days before thc
time prescribed iol appearance. taat
ms order be published as rcquiiod
Oy law
THEODORE r. BOiiN
rp,.r ~ Circuit Judse
EDGAR VI. BRANIGIN. Clerk
10y H. l. Schuman. Deputy Clerk
i.lb- go 60
Atty. Jvdson 8. Powell
lsoS Broadway, Suite 400, Detroit
STATES OF MICHIGAN
Coun'y CT Wayne,
SIS. 477,e7s
~ session o. the Probate Court
ioi SAID County c. Wayne held at
the Probate Court Room in the CitN
OF Detroit. on the fwenty-ffth daN
oi. JUN, IN the year one thousand
nine hundred and sixty.
present: ERNEST {. BoEHM, Judge
OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
ARTHUR Il. DAWSON. DS,~-..u.
Juuson B. Powcil. 81. adm.n stfatur
OF said estate, having heretofore rem
ueied TO this Court has frst ana
iihal account In SAID matter and filed
'heIe"ith ms petition prdNing That
the residue OF said estate be assigned
70 the person Oh persons cntitlcd
thereto
" IS ordered. That the Twelfth day
OF september, next al ten o ciOck ln
Wv iVienOOn ~ said Court Room Jc
appointed for examining and ALLOWING
said account and hearing said pcti.
ton.
And II Is further Ordered, That
copy OF this order be published once
IN each week for three weeks con.
secutively previous to said time OF
nearing, In the DETROIT TRIBUNE,
new spapcr printed and circuis'Cd
IN SAID County OF WaNnc
ERNEST c. BOEHM,
Judge OF Probate
do here by certify that have com.
pared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have found
the same tc be q correct transcript
oi such original record.
Dated: July z, 1860.
HARRY BOLDA
Deputy Probate Register
B.0--8-2O-bO
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
STATE or MICHIGAN
ThE P2c6ATE ccJRT FOR THE
COtarI or WAYNE
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ln ho Mlftcs 81 tD, Estate Of IN
" tHTEk. Dnt' as.d.
>O,tc. b. reirps Ilten that al
tfl 04tor. % sad deceased are rcquir-
40 ~ rrestnt thcI Ca4ms. ~ ~r.ung
md Under oJfh, g. ,a.r Court al the
Probate pt;f' ln fhc q a., % Dciro.t
20 ,aid CD4nts and - serve . cops
AfffDf u-5t OLIVER CARTER. Ad.
nAr. ,fatDr o! sale estate, ~ X r ID
so = Mount ,.,'ren- N.rA gan on
-r br4oi is .l>t Gaj vi August. =.
y ittt. and THAT su c.s.ns ~Ai be
ntar1 b. aid court before ~ Dob
il.t r = tlfIAN in court Room 80
.y-! tit Counts Bl.ldng IN the C!tt
= D,fiO.t. ~ sd COUNT on Tie 3isi
a. 81 AlaI4t q y ly,O, ., : ~
t.osk .n ihc afternoon.
Datea JJAE 2y lJID.
IRA g. KAUFMAN
Jgdg, 0f Probate
d. h,feb, csftis that have com
pared tac iofcgoing copy with the
~ g'nal record thrfcoi and have
found fAc saf. ~ DC a c0TIeCi tran
amp of such original record.
Dated JL<E - lJAt
ALLEN X. EDISON
Deputy Probate re sistcl
Published 10 ii,k DETROIT TRI
~ NJ once cach week fOT thTct
week success nel, within ihIrtt day.
from the dat, hereof
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The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-13
Attorney. Rsloh ". Miller

Attorney. Rsiph w. Miller
il73q Dequinder
STATE or MICHIGAN IN tho CIR.
O. IT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ iA<CERl
EDGAR HARRIS, Plaintiff vs. ANN.
IL aiAk HARRIS. Defendant.
No. sss-7so
ORDER OF pUelicATioN
~ session Of said Court held In
tnc County Courthouse In the Cts
Of Detroit Natne COUNTY. Michigan
th.s 9TH day Of April. 1880, AID
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN NJ
WISE, Circuit Judge
IN this cause II appearing from az.
ida,lt attached that the defendant
.ra.e Mae Harms Is not resident Of
oi dom.C.lcd In the C.iN OF Detroit
VAN COUNTY. Michigan but that
she resides al sl5 South Broad Street.
Rome Georgia;
on motion OF Ralph vs. Miller. at.
ioFney Tor the plaintiff Edgar Harris,
II II ORDERED that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris appear or answe 7
~ the above cats. on or before
three 3 months from the date here.
oi or that said bill may be taken as
confessed
II l. FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy Of this order shall be sent by
registered mail 10 tho defendant I
last known address 9l5 South Broad
street, Rome, Georgia and IN case no
ittufn receipt signed by the dcfcn.
dant Is received that this order shall
be duly published as required by law.
JOHN VI. WISE
r. Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI BR.ANlGIN, Clerk
BN II. J. ochuman, Deputy Clerk
5li- -6.IB-60