THE DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1936

CASH BONUS FOR JOE LOUISGOOD LUCK CLUB MEMBERS

Our members get discounts of 5% or more <on purchases from the merchant memberswhose names appear here.-

The Joe Louis Good Luck Club is non-poli-tical and non-sectarian. Its purposes are tostimulate business between merchants andmembers whereby, the merchants will giveour members a discount on purchases (ex-cept liquor and other items, where discountsare prohibited by law) thereby creating mu-tual co-operation-another purpose is to inter-est everyone in clean living and clean sports-manship.

We are publishing a few of the letters re-ceived from prominent Detroiters.

Join the Joe Joe Louis Good Luck Club today. Sendtwenty-five cents (stamp or cash) and receive the mem-bership card together with the attractive Joe Louis GoodLuck Club Button. The button and membership card en-titles you to a 5% discount from following merchants. Fora limited time we will give members a Joe Louis GoodLuck Coin free.

Patronize the following merchantmembers. They will give you a discountof five per cent or more, on all purchases.Just show them your membership card.

BAKEKT:Penibrook Bakery Shop, 6%2619 Hastings St.BARBER SHOPS:Bertrano’s Barber Shop, 6%2502 Hastings sL—Cor. Winder

Brown’s Barber Shop, 5%Cor. Hastings and Watson St.

BEAUTY SHOPS:Jackson’s Barber Shop, 6%3534 Hastings St.Universal Barber Shop, 5%William Ray2781 Hastings Street.Yalerla Beauty SalonWilma Morris, Manager689 E. Adams

COFFEE - TEAS, ETC.:"Old Gov’s Coffee, 665 Canfield.

Mayonaisse, salad dressing, sand-wich spread, coffee and tea. Dis-count on purchases at establish-ment on E. Canfield. 6%

DRUGS IDr. L. H. Long, 5 %Cot Rate Drugs1901 St. Antoine Street

Dr. Aaron Toodles, 6%6260 Beanblen Street.Dave’s Cot Rate Drags, 6%

Sam's Outlet Cut Rate Drugs, 6%•000 Hastings Cor. Wilkins.

Irv's Cut Rate Drugs, 5%8940 Hastings, Corner AlexandrlueOK Cut Rate Drugs, 6%8640 Hastings, Corner RowenaMEDICINE:

World Wonder Medicine Com-pany, 2101 Chene. Phone Fitz-roy 3603. Ten per cent discountto members of the club.Floor Coverings Curtains

Drapes Bedding.Cut Rate Dept. Store, 6%8711 Hastings Street.Linoleum & Wall PaperRosenberg Bros., 6%8426 Hastings Street.PHOTOGRAPHER:Theus Photo Service, 10%4640 Hastings Street6140 Hastings Street.

HOTEL:Lucerne Hotel, 6%Mr. Hanon, Mgr.2068 Brush Street.LINEN & LAUNDRY:Supreme Linen & Laundry, 6%700 Alexandrine Street.LOANS:Miller Loan Office2801 Hastings Street.MARKET:Brewster Center Market, 6%2839 Hastings StreetM. Sbifinan, 6%2003 Hastings Cor. AdelaideRESTAURANTS—BAR B Q:Browns Bar2800 Hastings Cor. AlfredCozy CornerMack Ivey, Prop.4100 Hastings StreetQuality Eat ShopMr. Bud, Prop.Brush & AdelaidePekin Lunch vHailey Bros.HH)7 St Antoine StreetReliable Bar B QO. Punley, Prop.2726 Hastings StreetSliver Line CaseWilliam Procter, Prop.Cor. Livingstone & HastingsGROCERY:Wolf tirocery Store, 6%2808 Hastings StreetMen's Shoes & FurnishingsBen’s Men’s Shop, 6%3886 Hastings StreetWiener’s Men’s Wear, 6%3130 Hastings StreetSportswear, Fishing, Hunting, FeltLettersWhitman Sport Shop,2626 Woodward Ave.CLEANERS:East Side Cleaners, 6%3012 Hastings StreetGAS & SERVICE STATIONS:Williams Service Station“Good Gulf GasolineCor. Brush & Watson Sts. lc gal.Park Service StationDixie Gas lc gal on gasColumbia & Park 3c qt on oil

Live merchants, get in touch with us, so that you toomay benefit by a contact with our members. No obliga-tions.

To The “Joe Louis Good Luck Club”,P. 0. Box 1087,Detroit, Michigan

I am impressed with the purposes and aim ofyour association. Joe Louis is more than an indivi-dual, and we cannot forget him as such, but thestruggle against odds he has made, the fine sport-manship he has shown, his response to the bestin citizenship—all impress me as a spirit suffi-cient to stimulate and encourage a feeling of loyal-ty upon our part.

He has done more to restore clean sportsman-ship within the field of boxing than any man ofour generation. America, and for that matter theworld should recognize this, and you are to be con-gratulated for leading an effort to so emphasize.To seek to secure cooperation between the mer-chant members and other members of your Asso-ciation is to my mind a very fine thing to do. Infact, the entire movement sponsored by you de-serves success. We shall not only encourage avery fine young man, who at this time happens tobe Joe Louis, but we shall do even more in showingthousands of our boys that if they, like him, givetheir best, the American public will respond witha vote of confidence that becomes a great and sin-cere support to all of their noble efforts.

You may feel free to use this letter in any ef-fort to help your cause, as I sincerely believe inwhat you seek to do.

Very truly,WM. H. PECK

COUPONJOE LOUIS 0000 LUCK CLUBCare Detroit Tribune214(1 St. AntoJne StreetDetroit, Michigan

I am in hearty accord with your program ofmutual business dealings between merchants andmembers, clean sportsmanship, and have confi-dence in Joe Louis.

Enclosed, find twenty-five cents (cash or stamps)for which send me the membership card for the JoeLouis Good Luck Club, as well as the Joe LouisGood Luck Club button, and the Joe Louis GoodLuck coin. The membership card is to entitle meto a discount on purchases from merchant mem-bers, whose names appear as such in the DetroitTribune.

Name Age

Address

City StatePlease print name and address

August 12, 1936Joe Louis Good Luck Clubcjo Detroit Tribune2146 St. Antoine StreetDetroit, Michigan

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Gentlemen:I believe the merits of Joe Louis fully justify the

sympathetic publicity you are giving him throughthe “Joe Louis Good Luck Club.”

Through the cleanliness of his sportsmanshipand his high moral character, he has not only wonthe respect of thousands of people in this and othercountries, but he has set an example that the youth ofhis race and country can well afford to follow.

With best wishes for the success of this worthy ef-fort, I am

Sincerely yours,Walter W. Delsarte

oDetroit, Michigan

August 16, 1936Gentlemen:

Please permit me to take this means of endorsingthe spirit and policy of the “Joe Louis Good LuckClub”. I believe this organization should receivethe support of merchants and consumers alike, as itstimulates co-operation and helps the merchant to se-cure increased patronage, while the consumer re-ceives a substantial saving in discounts given mem-bers of the club. I wish you unlimited success.

Yours truly,“Old Gov”,

Prop. “Old Gov’s Coffee Cos.

JOE LOUIS’ LETTER

July 16, 1936

Joe Louis Good Luck Club2033 Park AvenueDetroit, Michigan

Gentlemen:—I want to take this opportunity to express my

heartfelt thanks to you for the interest and confi-dence you have shown in me through the estab-lishing of the Joe Louis Club, a club organized inbehalf of clean sportsmanship.

Your confidence in my ability to eventuallybecome world heavyweight boxing champion en-courages me to live up to your expectations.

It is my intention to do everything in mypower to show the world that your confidence inme is not misplaced.

Please call on me if I may be of any serviceto you in the activities of the Joe Louis GoodLuck Club.

Very sincerely yoursJoe Louis

JL-RJC'

FRIENDS OF JOE LOUISThe Joe Louis Good Luck Club was organized by

friends and well-wishers of “Joe’s,” at a time when heneeded our moral support. It was after he had been de-serted by so many so-called friends of his, who turned outto be real Tin H,orn Sports, because he lost one fight.

“The Brown Bomber,” however, still had thousandsof real friends who stuck with him. They encouraged“Joe” to show the world some real fighting.

Our Joe Louis Good Luck Club is uniting the manythousands of Joe Louis fans into an organization which isfast becoming one of the largest of its kind in the countryJoe is very pleased with the forming of our club, as ex-pressed in his letter elsewhere in this issue; and we wereglad to get the opportunity to show him that there arethousands of his loyal Rooters everywhere, who are pull-ing for him at all times.

If we continue to lend Joe Louis our moral support,he wil repay us by becoming the next “World’s Champ,”if he is given his chance.

2146 St. Antoine Street, Corner Columbia Clifford 2924

“HarlemC 1 • ■ T\T jy < By WILLARDSociety News jsu

(AN ABSORBING STORY FROM THE MUSICAL WHICH WILL BE PRO-DUCED BY THE THEATRE ASSOCIATES EARLY THIS SEASON.

“Paper-er-er!— Read All About It—Joe Louis To Fight Max Schmeling Again!Paper.” The voice of the newsboy could be heard blocks away.

“So dey’s gonna fight again,” said Mr. Sam to himself, as he stroked his chinthoughtfully and turned the corner from a iiundred-twenty-fifth Street into LenoxAvenue. His place or business wasn’t very far away now. So he took out his bunchof keys. It wasn’t necessary for him to read the sign on his window case—‘Sam’s Bil-lard I flail*—to know that he had reached the door. Hie picked up his bottle of milkand inserted the key in the lock. Although he didn’t turn his head, through the cornerof his eyes, he could see three predestrians about to pass.*

“Peace! brother” said one ofthem to the other. Isn't It wonder-ful!” He heard the other reply.“Father Divine Is God!” Theypassed.

Legal NoticesSTATE OF MICHIGANCounty of Wayne, ss.

NO. 103 ISO

Legal NoticesAity. ('has. Kerry

909 GratiotNo. 257957

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In theCircuit Court for the County ofWayne, in Chancery.

JULIA FINLEY, Plaintiff, vs.ROBERT FINLEY, Defendant.

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONAt a session of said Court held

in the Court House in the City ofDetroit, in said County of Wayne,on the 24 day of August, A. D.,1936. Present: Hon. Robert M.Toins Circuit Judge.

It appearing from affidavit ofthe Plaintiff herein that after adiligent search and inquiry theDefendant’s residence is unknownand cannot be ascertained.

On Motion of Charles Berry, At-torney for Plaintiff,

IT IS ORDERED that RobertFinley the Defendant, herein, ap-pear and answer the Bill of Com-plaint filed in this cause withinthree (3) months from the date ofthis Order, or said Bill will be tak-en as confessed against him;

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED thnta copy of this order be publishedaccording to law in the DetroitTribune, a newspaper printed, pub-lished and circulating in saidCounty, and also that a copy of thisorder be sent to said defendantby registered mail, to 2960 Water-loo Street, Detroit, Michigan, hislast known address.

ROBERT M. TOMSCircuit Judge

(A true copy)LOUIS SMITH

Deputy Clerk9-s—lo-17

oAtty. Chas. Berry

909 GratiotNo. 258,582

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In theCircuit Court for the County ofWayne, in Chancery.

PATTERSON PITTS, Plaintiff,vs. ANNIE MAE PITTS, Defendant.

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONAt a session of said Court held

in the Court House in the City ofDetroit, Wayne County, Michigan,on the 26 day of August, A. D.,1936. Present: Hon. Robert M.Toms, Circuit Judge.

It appearing from affidavit ofthe Plaintiff herein that after adiligent search and inquiry theDefendant’s residence is unknownand cannot be ascertained.

On Motion of Charles Berry, At-torney for Plaintiff,

IT IS ORDERED thatAnnie Mae Pitts, appear and an-swer the Bill of Complaint filed inthis cause within three (3) monthsfrom the date of this order, or saidBill will be taken as confessed a-galnst her;

IT Iff FURTHER ORDERED, thata copy of this order be publishedaccording to law in the DetroitTribune, a newspaper printed, pub-lished and circulating in saidCounty, and also that a copy of thisorder be sent to said defendantby registered mail, to 1967 McClainAvenue, Detroit, Michigan, her lastknown address.

ROBERT M. TOMS,Circuit Judge

(A true copy)Deputy Clerk

LOUIS SMITH9-s—lo-17

0

ATTY. JOHN U. MORRIS705 E. Forest Ave.

No. 257-476STATE OF MICHIGAN. In th«

Circuit Court for the County o(Wayne in Chancery.

GARNETT PAYNE, Plalntiflvs. FANNIE PAYNE, Defendant.

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONAt a session of said court held

Detroit, in said County and Stateon the 31st day of July, A. D. 1936.Present: Honorable Allan Camp-bell, Circuit Judge.

In this cause, it appearing byaffidavits on file, that after dili-gent search and Inquiry -it cannotbe ascertained in what State orCountry the defendant, FanniePayne, resides; and that her lastknown address was 1562 MapleStreet, Detroit, Mich.

On Motion of John B. Morris, at-torney for plaintiff,

IT IS ORDERED that said de-fendant, Fannie Payne, cause herappearance to be entered in thiscause within three months fromthe date of this Order or the billof complaint filed herein may betaken as confessed; AND IT ISFURTHER ORDERED that a copyof this Order be published accord-ing to the Statute in such casemade and provided; AND IT ISFURTHER ORDERED that a copyof this Order be sent to said de-fendant, at her last know postof-fice address by registered mall,and a return receipt demand-

' least twenty days befor*

Then he heard a familiar voicesay, "Yeah, man!’

Mr. Sam the door andturned around. It was Itastus.

“Mornin,, Mr. Sam. You’s earlydis morn’, ain’t you?’

Not partciar so, Itastus. Ise’bout do same time as usual.’ Mr.Sam was a big joval man. lie smil-ed. “Won’t you come in? Ise openfor business now.

“I don’ kno’ as I’d better. Isesorta in a hurry” Itastus looked abit worried.

“Well, what’s on your mind dismornin’? Dere’s somethin’ worryin’you I kno’. I can see it writ allover your face.”

Rastus with a forced grin “Oh,hit ain’t nothiu’ much, Mr. Sum.Jest a little dream I don’ had lastnight.”

“Ah, you’s been drcamin’ again.*Mr. Sam perked up now. “Datoughta be lucky. Ilit might bringyou some winnln’ numbers.” lieput his bottle of milk down. “Jestwhat is all dis you don’ dreamed’bout?”

“Well, hit’s lak dis. I dreameddat Liza and me was kissin.’ Andguess who don’ showed up jest’bout de time I was smakin’ herlips’.”

“Boy, who?” Mr. Sam was allears.

“Beulah, my ol’ lady. And waswas she mad! Had a razer in herhand, too.

At a sesion of the Probate Courtfor said County of Wayne, held atthe Probate Court Room in theCity of Detroit, on the second dayof October in the year one thou-sand nine hundred and thirty six

Present: EDWARD COMMAND,Judge of Probate. In the Matterof the Estate of SARAH SHER-MAN, Deceased.

Calvin Nummer, administratorwith the will annexed of said es-tate, having rendered to this Courthis final account and filed there-with a petition praying that thebalance of said estate be turnedover to the persons entitled there-to.

It is ordered, That the sixth dayof November, next at ten o’clockin the forenoon at said Court Roombe appointed for examining and al-lowing said account and hearingsaid petition.

And it is further Ordered, Thuta copy of this order be publishedthree successive weeks previousto said time of hearing, in the De-troit Tribune, a newspaper print-ed and circulating in said Countyof Wayne.

EDWARD COMMAND,Judge of Probate

(A true copy)D. CULLEN,

Deputy Probate Register10-10—10-24

“What—!” Mr. Sam was gettingexcited now, “And what’d she do?”

‘“Sho said, Rastus, jest what youmean kissin’ dis woman?’ Den Isaid ‘Beulah—honey, jest a min-ute whilst I explain.’ I begins totink real fast den. She says, ‘Makehit snappy, big boy, ‘cause I ain'tgot all day. Somethin’ sho tells mefolkes gonna tink Ise Lady Mac-beth when I git thu amputatin’ onyou!’’

“Boy, she sho had you ’tween dedevil and de deep,” said, Mr. Sam.

“She sho did, Mr. Sam. I tinksreal quick and says, ‘Beulah diswoman is jest a cousin o’ mine;and we ain’t seen one another insech a long time....‘She cut meoff den, ‘You’s gotta bring me bet-ter dan dat, Rastus, ’cause I ain’tjest bornyestiddy. You can’t pull dewool over my eyes. And I happensto know dat folkes marries derecousins in Eu’ope.’ Den I says,‘Dat’s in Eu’ope, Beulah. Yo’ mindsdon’ got all twisted from livin’ indese furrin countries.’

“What’d she say den?” Mr. Sampropped himself against the door.

“Well, to’ I knowed what wazhappening, I could see dat razerflashin’ lak lighenin....’

“Boy! Oh,—Boy!’ Sam’s eyes gotbig.

“And you oughta heard by headhit de flo.’ Sounded lak one o’ desecocoanuts.”

“Hhat—i!’’ Exclaimed Mr. Sam.“Dat’s what woke me up. And

was I one happy soul to kno’ Iwas jest dreamln’.”

Mr. Sam took a deep breath. Iwonders if dere ain’t some mean-in’ in a ting lak dat?U “Dat’s jest what Ise been tink-Ing ever since I got up.” Rastusscratched his head. “Dat ting is shogot me worried.”

By this time the newsboy wasquite near. His voice was loud andclear now. “Read All About It—JoeLouis To Fight Max SchmellngAgain—Paper-er-er! ”

Rastus was too deeply engrossedin thought to get the boy’s cry.“What’d he say, Mr. Sam?”

“Says Louis is gonna fightSchmeling again.”

“Is dat right! Bet he’ll sho datGerman somethin’ dis time.’

“Here’s your paper Mr. Sam.”The newsboy was speaking now.Then he turned to Rastus. “PaperMister?”

“What I want wit a paper when,1 can git all dis news floatin’’round here free—I ain't neverspent a penny on a paper in mylife.’

"'O. K. Mister.” The newsboywent on.

“My! Oh, My! Oh, my! exclaim-ed Mr. Sam.

“What is hit, Mr. Sam? Dat you’sreadin’ must be mighty interestin’’

“Powerfully interestin’, Rastus.”He showed Rastus the front pageof the newspaper. “Ain’t dis dopitcher o’ dnt actress and dancer,Rita Roy, dat yo’ wife is in Pariswit?”

His eyes were popping. “Hit shois! She ain’t flfxin’ to come backhere to Harlem, is she, Mr. Sant?”

“Dat’t whnt hit says here, Ras-tus.”

“Oh Lawd!” Rastus becamefrightened. “I knowed I wasn’tdreamin’ all dnt I don’ dreamed fo’nothin’.”

“Hit snys here dat dis Rita noy(Continued on I’nge 10)

ATTYS. MCDONALD & SMITHDll Gratiot Ave.

NO. ”55)001STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the

Circuit Court for the County ofWayne, In Chancery.

WILLIAM GIVENS, Plaintiff, vs.JULIA GIVENS, Defendant.

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONAt a session of said Court held

in the Court House in the City ofDetroit, County of Wayne and Stateof Michigan on the 14th day ofSeptember A. D. 1936. Present:Hon. Theodore J. Richter, CircuitJudge.

It appearing to the court thatJulia Givens the defendant hereinis a resident of the State of Michi-gan but her whereabouts are un-known because of her concealmentin or departure from the State ofMichigan she cannot be servedwith process issued out of thisCourt.

On motion of McDonald & Smith,Attorneys for the plaintiff, It IsOrdered that Julia Givens enter orcause to be entered her uppearancein this cause in three months fromthe date of this order or the bill ofcomplaint filed in this cause will betaken as confessed by her.

It Is Further Ordered that thisorder be published as required bylaw and that a copy thereof besent to the defendant at her lastknown address by registered mallat least 20 days prior to the timeprescribed therein for her appear-ance.

THEODORE J. RICHTERCircuit Judge

(A true copy)LOUIS SMITH

Deputy Clerk 9-19—10-31o

ATTYS. McDonald & SMITH5)11 Gratiot Ave.

NO. 259711STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the

Circuit Court for the County ofWayne, In Chancery.

NANNIE DANIELS, Plaintiff, vs.JAMES DANIELS. Defendant.

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONAt a session of said Court held

in the Court House in the City ofDetroit, County of Wayne and Stateof Michigan on the 11th day ofSept., A. D., 1936. Present Honor-able Theodore J. Richter, CircuitJudge.

It appearing to the Court by af-fidavit on file that James Daniels,the Defendant herein, is not a resi-dent of the State of Michigan, andtherefore cannot be served withprocess issued out of this Court.

On motion of McDonald & Smith,Attorneys for the plaintiff It IsOrdered that James Daniels, thedefendant herein, enter or cause tobe entered his appearance in thiscause in three months from thedate of this order, or the bill ofcomplaint filed in this cause willbo taken ns confessed by him, andupon liko motion It Is Further Or-

j dered that this order be publishedaccording to law and that a copythereof be sent to the defendantat his last known address by regis-

-1 tered mall at least 20 days prior to' the time prescribed for his appear-ance in this cause.

THEODORE J. RICHTERCircuit Judge

(A true copy)LOUIS SMITH

Deputy Clerk 9-19—10-31

Legal Noticesherein prescribed for her appear-ance.

ALLAN CAMPBELLCircuit Judge

(A true copy)LOUIS SMITH

Deputy Clark8-26—10-10.

——* oAtty. ( lias. E. Perkins

527 E. Warren Ave.No. 259874

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In theCircuit Court for the County ofWayne in Chancery.

ETHEL ADDIES, Plaintiff, vs.NEAL ADDIES, Defendant.

At u session of said Court heldat the Court House in the City ofDetroit, in the said County on the17th day of September A. D., 1936.Present: Honorable SHERMANI). CALLENDER, Circuit Judge.

In this cause, it appearing byaffidavit on file that the defend-ant, Neal Addles, cannot be serv-ed by process issued out of thisCourt as he is not a resident ofthe State of Michigan, but residesin the City of Cincinnati, Countyof Hamilton and State of Ohio.

On Motion of Charles R. Perkins,attorney for the plaintiff;

IT IS ORDERED, that the de-fendant, Neal Addies, appear and

I answer the Bill of Complaint inthis cause within three monthsfrom the date of this order or thatsaid bill will be taken as confess-ed and that this order be publish-ed in the Detroit Tribune and acopy thereof served upon the de-fendant by registered mail as re-quired by law.

SHERMAN D. CALLENDER,Circuit Judge.

(A true copy)W. G. MYER

Deputy Clerk 9-26—11-7o

ATTY. A. I). PETTIFORD415 E. Vernor Highway

No. 259810STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the

Circuit Court for the County ofWayne in Chancery.

OIJBIE FREEMAN, Plaintiff, vs.HANNAH FREEMAN, Defendant.

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONAt a session of said Court, held

at the Court house in the City OsDetroit, County of Wayne and theState of Michigan on the 15th dayof September, A. D., 1936. Pre-sent: the Honorable Theodore J.Richter, Circuit Judge.

It appearing by affidavit attach-ed hereto, that the defendant, Han-nah Freeman, Is not a resident ofthe State of Michigan, and that herlast known residence is Cleveland,Ohio.

On motion of Alonzo D. Pettlford,attorney for Plaintiff, IT IS OR-DERED that the said defendant,Hannah Fredman, enter her ap-pearance in this cause on or be-fore three months from date of thisorder, or that the said Bill of Com-plaint will be taken as confessed,and that said Order be served andpublished as required by law.

THEODORE J. RICHTERCircuit Judge

(A true copy)LOUIS SMITH

Deputy Clerk 11-14Aliy. Jas. D. Lee

2010 St. Antoine St.STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the

Circuit Court for the County ofWayne in Chancery.

SANDY CLOUD, Plaintiff vs.OCEOLA CLOUD, Defendant.

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONAt as session of said Court held

in the Court House in the City ofDetroit, Wayne County, Michigan,on this 7 day of July, A. D. 1936.Present: Honorable HARRY B.KIEDAN.

It is satisfactorily appearingfrom the affidavit of the plaintiffon file in the above entitled caui ‘that the defendant, Oceola Cloud,is not a resident of this State.

IT IS ORDERED that OceolaCloud nppear and answer the Billof Complaint filed in this causewithin three months from the dateof this Order, or said bill will betaken as confessed against her.

IT IS FURTHER ORDEREDthat a copy of said Order be sentto the last known address of saiddefendant by registered mail, and Incase no registered return receiptsigned by the defendant is receiv-ed, that this order be published, asrequired by law.

HARRY B. KIEDAN,Circuit Judge

(A true copy)W. F. KEPPEN

Deputy Clerk 10-3—11-14STATE OF MICHIGAN

88.County of Wayne.

No. T99150At ns session of the Probate

Court for said County of Wayne,held at the Probate Court Room Inthe City of Detroit, on the twenty-first day of September in the yearone thousand nine hundred andthirty six. Present THOMAS C.MURPHY, Judge of Probate.

In the Matter of the Estate ofAUGUSTA SCHULTZ, Deceased.

Ida Petzel, administratrix ofsaid estate, having rendered to thisCourt her final account and filedtherewith a petition praying thatthe residue of snld estate be as-signed to the persons entitledthereto.

It Is ordered, That the seconddny of November, next at teno’clock in the forenoon at saidt’ourt Room he appointed for ex-amining and allowing said accountnnd henring said petition.

And it is furthered ordered,That a copy of this order bepublished three successive weeksprevious to said time of hearing.In the Detroit Tribune newspaperprinted nnd circulating In saidCounty of Wayne.

THOMAS C. MTTRPHYJudge of Probate

(A true copy)JAMES C. MORAN,

Deputy Probate Register.10-B—lo-17

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