April 2, 1937

ThE VETROIVEWISH CIRON ICI.

ami

PAGE EIGHT

ORDERS EXECUTED IN ALL MARKETS

DAVID COOPER

Representing

Geo. T. Shupert & Co.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES

1466 Penobscot Bldg.

•LEGAL NOTICES ■

CLASSIFIED

RELIABLE HOUSE IIELP. Laun•
dresses, women for house clean.
log, house maids. women for
part time work. By hour, day
or week. Schlesinger's, Math.
eon 2526.

Cadillac 7244

QUILTS-Made or recovered from
your own feathers or wools.
lows recovered-special, $1.25.
Full line of curtains, baby,
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
9050.

BIGELOW
CARPETING

LINED

LAID

°

GS LOW
W F AVERS

BIGELOW

All-hair cushion

The popularity of the Detroit
Lodge No. 65, Knights of Pythias,
bingo parties was manifasted last
week by the presence of a large
audience. These weekly bingo par-
ties are held very Wednesday night
at the lodge hall at Erskine and
John R. St.
The seventh of a series of 12
parties will be held next Wedn. •-
day, April 7, at 8:15 sharp. Thirty-
five games are played for one ad-
'' f mission price. The grand prize of
writing purporting to be ' the lest will wit'
.:It ''' Ol
: 7:N
of IV II.
F S 1 1 4 0
it- eat 50 HARS ' SU lt nnldr
end testament of said deceased basing , the
s Is a c • of
T Lot of H b " a&.. $300 in cash or a trip to either
been delivered to tole Court for probate. I iO-od1;iii. O.- , - il eipt: li atici
t and f ie ' VfSer.
It In ordered, that the twenty-ninth day 111, T. T. A. T., Ilamtrame.k. thR
e'ag: Bermuda, Miami, Ilavana or the
of April, next, at ten
Great Lakes ,,will be awarded to
In the county,
forenoon at said Court Room be ere- 1 thereof M
lt: Ir elVit ir ni li on Pan the winner on Wednesday, May
reeo
for proving said Instrument. gi o f Pinta Wayne County records.
And It Is further orde ed, that • copy 1 9
paled
r at Detroit, Michigan. March 15. 12, when the last of the series will
of this order be published three surer.-
37
be played. The winners each week
..
DI cA.Nr p TRUST COMPANY,
- till
0Nm t a
7,id t . o 12N1 .
t tolnIfoi time
, ? 0iF
To , ij r,,u
will be eligible to participate in
ion°, 1:Ft:n o7
si7 ,r ik
iri va:r, Inn w
Successor-Trustee. the game on that night.
A. JOSEPH SELTZER,
A business meeting of import-
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
Attorney for Successor-Trustee,
ance was held last Tuesday. Vari-
Judge of Probate.
515 Barium Tower,
(A truecopy)
Detroit, Mich.
ous matters pertaining to the wel-
JAMES C. MORAN.
fare of the lodge were discussed.
Deputy Probate Reirista•
Mold C. Yelled, Attorney, 1211 'Ford
On Tuesday, April 6, the rank of
Ifidg.
esquire will be exemplified on a
Samuel H. Croldfine0 Attorney, 503
FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT
(fu•ren1y 1110%.
NOTICE
class of candidates.

To MARION C. REALM and MARY
NEAL1S, his wife, 12282 Gaulburn, De-
troit, Michigan. You. Marion C. hie..
and Mary Nesti• are hereby notified that
a certain land contract bearing date of
Ind day of Austret, 15113. by and be-
tween Alfred Trornbly and Roes Tremble.
FOR RENT - Beautifully fur-
his wife, of the first pert. and Marion
nished room by small adult
C. Null. and Mary Nealls, his wife, of
the 'wend part. le In default by reamon
family for young man or
of the non-payment of the instalimente
woman. Near Dexter bus and
of the principal and interest due there-
under, and you Marion 1'. Ncalls and
14th car. Meals, also garage if
Mary Nulls, hie wife. are hereby further
desired. 3781 W. Grand Ave.
notified that the said Alfred Trembly
and Rose Trourbly elect to declare and
Northlawn 7784.
do hereby declare said contract for-
felted. and you Marion C. Neall• and
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
Mary Nestle, hie wife, are hereby fur-
ther notified to yleid, surrender and de-
business couple, two girls or
liver up posseulon of said premises In
single person, 2666 Monterey.
said land contract mentioned and of
which you are now in poueesion under
near Linwood. Longfellow 2666.
and by virtue of the terms thereof. Said
premlu• are described In said land coo-
FOR RENT - Attractive, airy
tract as a
follows, via: All th t tee ns.
then parcel of land being sitUamd
room in modern apartment with
City of Detroit. Wayne County,
Raymond
W.
IttBar,
Attorney,
1251
in
Ina
front porch by elderly lady.
w
Michigan,
and tnore particularly kno n
N.110.1 Bonk Bldg.
as lot Twenty-three (23)
Employed girl preferred. 3000
deeo d bed l
239340
an
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County or of the Itorrewood Outer Drive gutativi-
Rochester Ave., Apt. 2.
Wayne, se -At • Pee:sloe of th• Probst* Ron of parts of Lots 7, t and of Jo-
seph Lang Estate gubdivision of Lots 10
and 11 of the Subdivision of the Joseph
WANTED - Middle-aged woman I 1 the rg,T,T eCora
of March Trombley Farm of part of Private Claim
in motherless home for cooking Detrolt, an e thirty-fit- et day
section 13,
ndrerl 3139 also of part of fractional
e.hrrInndtnirehohmu
n
and
and light housekeeping. Stay i.,;hethmat...on
E. , Gut. Towne h ip
Wayne County, Mich-
City
of
Detroit.
or
prone,
in
the
Xtter
Murphy,
Judge
nights. Another maid in service.
the motel s of JOHN C O'DONNELL, igan, es recorded In 'Aber 25 of Pint,
Call Hogarth 0302 Monday eve- y
on
page
12.
According
to
the
plat
thereof
petition
of
Nick
Bavoletee
Ill efenbed Th •
having been heretofore sled In this , recorded M Li er 1{ f mac a Page
ning between 5 and 6:30.
Court malting that administration of 66 In the Hosteler of Deeds office In
ne County, Michigan.
said estate be granted to William S.
WANTED - Furnished room by McDowell or so me
other mailable person. WDa ted: March 25, 1957.
ALFRED TROMBLY AND ROSE
gentleman. Also space in clean It le ordered, tha t the twelfth day of
TROMBLY,
May, next. at ten o'clock In the fore-
basement for experimental work. noon
By DAVID C. YOKES.
at maid Court Room be appointed
Attorney and Agent.
A. Horwitz, 1962 Virginia Park. for hearing maid petition. And It le fur-

Complete for $68

a yard

Here's a 3-in-1 bargain! For one inclusive
price per yard, we'll sell you quality carpeting
by the Bigelow Weavers, we'll line it with
Bigelow's own all-hair, mothproof cushion,
and lay both cushion and carpet! Take advan-
tage of this offer immediately . . . Make your
choice from a large assortment of figured and
solid color carpeting. We'll carry on from
there-and the cost will be surprisingly little.

245)51
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE 05' MICHICIAN, In the Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne, In
Chancery.-John L. McCoy, Plaintiff, vs.
Catherine McCoy. Defendant. At • su-
rdon of said Court held in the Court-
house In the City of Detroit on the 1st
day of April, A. D. 1937. Present: The
Honorable Ira W. Jayne, Circuit Judge.
tratiefectory proof by affidavit showing
that said defendant is not a resident
of the Mate of Michigan, but residing
In Alicia, Pennsylvania. ft Is ordered
that said defendant enter her appear-
ance In raid cause on or before three
month. from dais of this order or this
mil t Complaint may be taken as con-
furred and that rid be published
as required by law,
IRA W. JAYNE.
Circuit Judge.
(A True Copy)
G. F. MEAD.
Deputy Clerk.

Garfield 03114,

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in home of small, adult
family suitable for one or two
ladies, gentlemen er young
couple. Good transportation.
3270 Rochester, Apt. 302. Call
Euclid 4306-R,

FOR RENT -Nicely furnished
room in refined home. Near
Fourteenth bus. Garage if de-
sired. Call Townsend 5-2411.
2233 Ford.

FOR RENT-Attractive room by
adult family for young business
woman or man. 2313 Gladstone.
Tyler 4-3464.

FOR RENT-Pleasant room in
lovely home of young couple
for business girl. 2478 Pingree.
Garfield 01154.

FOR RENT-Large, front room
for one or two gentlemen in
private home. Shower. Reason-
able. 2744 Pingree, near Law-
ton. Lafayette 5453-W.

FREE in our Rug Department:

"Bigelow's Folio of Room Recipes'

GOLDMAN

Furniture Co.

9241 Grand River Ave.

Opposite Riviera Theater

OPEN EVENINGS

New Term Opens for Cen-
tral Night School

Rev. Camber

Jacob
Silverman

BUROICAL
MOREL
25 Vane

rrwetko

Retioramiroded
Pay aletan• ad
11.0fale

2903
Elmhurst
TO. 6-6839

Marring.
Performed

Rev. Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN
u.troir• ram*.

MOB XL
TILER 44414
Wedding Tem.•
Ire Performed ot
lloree and by Ay-
prurient.

Monuments of Character

All adult Jews who are inter-
ested in securing an elementary
education free are asked to en-
roll on or before April 5, the date
set for the opening of the new
term of Central High's Night
School. The school is located on
Linwood and Tuxedo Ayes. Classes
are conducted from 7 to 9 p. m.
on Monday and Wednesday eve-
nings. Central's night school will
be the only elmentary school de-
partment which will be open In
the city.
Classes will be held in citizen-
ship, in beginning and advanced
reading, writing, arithmetic and
history. The facilities available
for teaching-these subjects is suf-
ficient to meet any number which
will enroll. All those interested
are urged to sign up for dames
now.

Oruro _l Mar

7710

MON.S.I•

rwsi.rru sr.

OPPORTUNITY for young man
about 30 to represent old. es-
tablished company selling scales,
slicers and meat grinders. Car
allowance a n d commissions.
Drawing account if qualified.
Hobart Mfg. Co., 1468 Gratiot
Ave.

WANTED-Room and board by
young lady teacher in private
Lion and telephone desired. Call
home, Convenient transporta-
Murray 7021 evenings.

Non-Partisan Committee Is
Confident of Electing
Judges Fead and North

Louis II. Fead, aged 59, is pres-
ent chief justice of the State Su-
preme Court. Justice Walter H.
North, his colleague for re-election,
is 65 years old. The present terms
of both justices expire Dec. 31,
1937. Their names will appear on
Monday's ballot in the Republican
column, as nominees of the state
convention in February.
Both justices have long judicial
records, having served in state
Circuit courts before being ele-
vated to the Supreme Court bench.
Justice Fead was a circuit judge
in the Upper Peninsula for 15
years and has been nine years in
the Supreme Court. Justice North
was circuit judge of Calhoun
County (Battle Creek) for 21
years and has been 10 years in
the Supreme Court. The two jus-
tices have a combined total of 55
years of active court service. Nei-
ther of their opponents has had
any experience on the bench.
It Is the record of the two jus-
tices that inspired Wayne County
attorneys and voters to organize
the non-partisan committee to sup-
port them and disregard party la-
bels. Wayne County was the lead-
er years ago in having the election
of state judges in all courts held
in the spring, instead of Novem-
ber, so as to keep them out of the
spirited party fights over presi-
dents, governors and members of
Congress.

OBITUARY

We welcome the Jewish Outlook
MAX SLOTNICK
of New Orleans to the Anglo-
of 3205 Hazelwood Ave., 72 years
Jewish press family.
old, died on March 29. Funeral
services were held on March 30,
with burial in Chesed Shel Ernes
trib-
Cemetery. He is survived by his
e' • leer
err else thr the Older
wife, Bertha, two daughters, Mrs.
brillai et the
Jack Gaft and Mrs. Harry Rim
hew& eirergerella
three sons, Ben, Abe and HAM,
ATTENTIVE PERSONAL
four grandchildren, and a brother,
.
SERVICE
Harry of Philadelphia. Mr. Slot-
nick was a resident of Detroit for
29 years and was a member of
the Michigan Home Protective
61 DELAWARE AVE.
Association and David Ilorodoker
TRINITY 2-3211

• Theret

Maud tirbacb
■

FOR RENT-Comfortable room,
suitable for young man. Con-
venient to street car line. 2654
Elmhurst, near Linwood.

GILBERT'S

DM Lippman, Attorney, 101 National
Dank Bldg.
243094
HAT/11 OF MICHIGAN. County of
W. en-At • semi. of the Probate
for maid County of Wayne. held
at the Probate Court Room In the Cite
of Detroit. on the twenty-ninth day of
March in the year one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-seven. Mount:
Joseph A. Murphy. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of THERESA
ng
K. GOLDBERG. D e ceased . On readiIf.
and filing the pet i tion of Nathan
Goldberg praying that adminietratIon of
said rote be slanted to himself or
urne other suitable person. It is or-
dered. that the twenty-ninth day of
April. next, at ten o'clock In the fore-
noon at said Court Room be appointed
for bearing said petition. And it Is fur-
ther ordered. that • copy of this order
he Published three euereesive week. Pre .
slow to said time of hearing, in the
Legal Chronicle. • newspaper printed
and circulating In laid County of Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURP HY.
ba
Bulge of Prote.
(A true copy)
JAMES C. MORAN,
Deputy Probate Relief. ,

Ids lippmen. Attorney, 1102 National
Dank
217 097 7
HUTS OF MICHIGAN. Neely of
Wayne, es-At • uselon of the Probate
Court for ea. County of beld
at the Probate Court Rears In th• Cite
of Detroit, on the twenty-ninth dny of
&larch in the year one thousand 01.
hundred end thirtymeven. Present:
Joseph A Murphy. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the Watt. of ISAAC
GOLDBERG, Deceased. On reading and
Ming the petition of Nath•n or Gold-
berg prating that adminietration of sald
estate be granted to himself or moms
ether eutt•ble Person It if ordered, that
the twenty•ninth day of April, next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon at rig
court Room be •ppointed for hearing
mid petition. And it Is further ordered.
that a ropy of this order be published
three ow- centre weeks previous to rid
time of bearing. M the Legal Chronicle.
• newepapor printed and circulating In
said County of Wayne.
JOSEPII A. MURPHY,
Judge et Proem
IA True copy)
JAMES C. MORAN,
Deputy Probate Register.

future security may y
hinge on buying 1ww.
Dollars go down as
property and rents go
up. An apartment at
our low down fore.
closure price is the
safest, most profitable
thing in these serious
times. We have yet a
limited assortment of
u;onderful b ar gain s.
Rely on us for all facts
and figures.

ON

PAINTING - BUMPING
TRIMMING . COLLISION
•

GENERAL AUTO REPAIR
•
Prices Extremely Reasonable
•
FREE ESTIMATES
CHEERFULLY GIVEN

•

HAMILTON
Custom Shop

Van Wagoner is
Active Democrat

Murray D. Van Wagoner, Dem-
ocratic candidate for re-election as
state highway commissioner, was

•

$15,000 Down

Former $200,000 Apt.
now $65,009. 33 opts,
3 and 4 rooms, tiled
baths, showers, elect.
refrig., etc. Elegant
marble lobby and
stairs. Formerly mort-
gaged $150,000 now
clear. Nets above ex-
pense and taxes $10,-
000. This is marvelous.

HARRY STONE, Prop.

950 CLAIRMOUNT

et Dentition

TRinity 2-9010

•

Popularity of Custom Made , $6,000 Down

Large solid bk. 13 apt.,
12 porches, fine corner.
Elect. refrig. New hall
carpets. Nets above ex-
pense and taxes $3,-
300. 5% int on bal.

Clothes Described By
Morris Solomon

Solomon Bros., well-known cus-
tom tailors, in the David Stott
Bldg., report that there has been
a decided return to tailor-made
clothes this spring by former cus-

•

$3,000 Down

6 solid bk., the roof,
terraces, 8 rooms, tiled
baths, steam heat. Was
$75,000, sacrifice, only
$18,000. 5% int. on bal.

•

MURRAY D. VAN WAGONER

born on a farm in Tuscola County,

$2,500 Down

5 solid bk., terraces, 8
rooms. Expensive tan
face bk. and stone
front. Was $40,000, a
steal for $14,600. 5%
int. on bal.
•

MR. BEDFORD

•

MORRIS SOLOMON

tomers who drifted away during
the depression.
Morris Solomon was emphatic in
adding that once a man becomes
accustomed to tailor made clothes,
he is quick to note the difference
and is never again satisfied with
ready made clothes.
Solomon Bros. have received
their new spring woolens and ex-
tend an invitation to their client-
ele to make an early selection.
They are desirous of showing the
new style changes for men which
include loose fitting across the
shoulders allowing more freedom, a
drastic departure from the snug
fitting garments of recent yeers.

Michigan Corporation of Detroit, of the
came place, Mortgagee. dated the 30th
day of Augusts A. D. 1924, andSet orded
In the office of the Register of Deed.,
for the County of Wayn• and State of
Michigan. on the 22nd day of August.
A. D. 1921, in Ither 1375 of Mortgages
0
o n Page 5, on Which mortgage there 1
claimed to be due. •t the date of this
notice. for principal and interest, the
Rum of Five Thousand 1Ive Hundred
and Thirty-four and 19/100 (55,534.19)
Dollars, and no Cult or proceedings at
Pre•eriptien Spetialists
law or In equity having been instituted
8901 LINWWOD
to recover the debt secured by sold
moGgsge or any part thereof. now,
5-5260
Delivery
F
ree
therefore, by virtue of the power of
wale contained In said mortgage, and
pursuant to the statute of the State of
Michigan. In such case made and pro-
vided, notice it hereby given that on
8769 LINWOOD
FRIDAY the SECOND day of JULY,
S. GORNBEIN
A. D. 1937. at 13:00 o'clock noon, Eut-
b
ern Standard 'rime, said mortgage wille
TYler 6-3180
Call and Deliver
foreclosed by • sale at public •uction, to
the highest bidder, at the Motherly or
Congress Streetentrance to the County
Building In the City of Detroit, Wayne
County, Michigan (that being the build.
Expert Watch and Jewelry
Ina wherein the Circuit Court for the
Repairing
County of Wayne Is held), of the P.M -
Mee described In aid mortgage. or so Diamond Setting While You Wait
much thereof as may be necessary to
8911 TWELFTH ST.
the
amount
due,
as
aforesaid
on
pay
EUclid 3892
said mortgage, with the Interest thereon
at six per cent (4%) per annum and
•nd esPume.
all keelcuts, charges
•
Including the attorney fees allowed 10
law, and also any sum or alum which
May be paid by the undersigned neces-
sary to protect Ile interest in the Prem -
iers. Which Bald premiere. are described
All Kinds of Laundry Work
• follow.: All that certain piece or
2559 HILLGER
parcel of land situated In the City of
Phone LEnox 2241-2242
Highland Park, In the County of Warm.
and State of Michigan and more
of
described as follow., to-wit
Lot
'sx.y..billsv,,Isbldoinvi.t.PV u,
sycBu
1 BC.sru
Jam es'
Section 17, Ten Thousand Acre Tract.
Drugs ■ and Prescriptions
according to the plat thereof as re-
- Free Delivery -
corded in liber 14, pare 49 of Nee
m o,,, g
A a ir11
.. 1.
10244 TWELFTH ST.
Dated at Detroit. MIchlgan
1937.
TOwnsend 8.7920
TITLE
CO..
fir
BURTON ABSTRACT
ra
A Michigan Corpotion
of Detroit,

tinier Seltzer, Attorney, 515 Darius
A. To wer.
MORTGAGE SALE-Default having
been made to the conditions of • certain
Mortgas• made by 1.000 Hoffman and
Tillie Holman, his wife. and Abraham
Futterman and &ether• Futterman, his
wife. to the Guaranty Trust C,omputy
of Detroit, • Michigan corporation, dated
March 1114, and recorded April 2.
II24 In the Mike of the Regieter of
Duds for Wayne County. in Utter 1194,
page 304 of Mortgagee. which mortgage
extended by renewal weement be-
•
t•un Becky Weiner and Guaranty Trust
Company of Detroit. • Michigan cor-
poration. dated March W. 1119 and re-
corded In the aim of the Register of
Dude for Wayne County on Juno I.
art
1122, In Libor 1331. page 41$ of M•
and further extended by rene wal
agreement between Becky Weiner and
GuarMIty TTUst Company of Detroit. •
Richton corporation. dated April 15.
1132 and recorded in the °Me• of this
Register of Deed• for Wayne Count,
on April 17, 1110 in Libor 243. pore
and of which mort-
tit of Mort
C
ard
gage the Union Guian
TruttCo..
Michigan corporation was app ointed
order entered
Maseeasor - Trostee by
November 13. 1111 In the Circuit Court
for the County of W•Tet In ChancerY.
1,4171. and recorded
under Cause
November 11, 1531 In the °Mu of the
Register of Deeds for Way». county
In Mee WM page 345 of Kong...
Said Becky Weiner acquired tine to gold
premius by deed from !mac Herman
and Tillie HORMOD. his wife. Abraham
nd Zither Futterman. his
Futtorm.
wife. dated J u.1201, 1121 and recorded
In Libor 1071. page 617 of Duda Wayne
County Register of Deed's Unice on
June 10th. 19 K. Th at tb• amount
chum. ts to dee on uhl mortgage and
of thie
secured tbsraby at the dat• •
notice. for principal and intermit find
Federal Ter. the mm of Twenty-on•
Theimand Si, Hundred Thirty-one nod
ge/lee (511,611 II) Dollar,: and DO
u ring
oessAlss• at law or le Imp, l
man Instituted to recover the debt
immured by ..14 Mortgage, en Mly part
thereof;
New, Therefore. by virtue of the
Power of sale centalsed In mid mort-
gage. mid purrmut to the statute of
the aims of ssirsossa M such tate made
le hereby given that
•nd provided.
th day of JUNE,
ea TUENDAY. the 11th
A. D 1137. at 11'.04 o'clut won. East-
ern Standard Timm rid mortgage will
be ['erect...4 by • sal. at Mibilr such,
to the higheG bidder, a t the Iroutherll
or Congress Mr..% !e tre.* te the
county Building In th• City ef Detroit.
Waya• Comely. Michigan, (that bird
toe runtime •Itmr• the Circuit Court fee

YOUR VERY
EXISTENCE

WE DO EXPERT WORK

Arthur Y. Winer, Attorney, 512 Fidelity
Bldg.
265950
STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the Circuit
In
Court for the County of Wayne. -
Chancery.-Martha Della Werner Lee,.
Plaintiff, vs. Thomas M. Lee. Defendant.
At a session of said Court held In the
Court House for the County of Wayne,
on
in the City of Detroit, MIrhIgan.the
24th day of March, 1937. Present: Ho nor-
Ole Adolph F. Muechner, Circuit
Judge. It appearing from affidavit on
file, that the defendant resides In the
City of Oakland, California. It
Lee, defele or•
tiered that M.
Thomas
t
herein appear and answer the Bill of
Complaint filed In this cause within three
(3) menthe from the date of this order
ar maid 0(111 will be taken as confessed
againet rid Thome M. Lee. It Is fur-
ther ordered that • copy of this order be
published according to law in the De-
troit Legal Chronicle, and also that a
coPy of this order be sent by registered
mall to 1530 Harris Street. Oakland.
California, last known address.
ADOLPH F. MARSCHNER ,
(A True Copy) Circuit Judge.
VERNON L. KERWIN,
Deputy Clerk,

JAMES C. MORAN,
t Deputy Proba e Itegieter.

YOUNG LADY desires room in
private home. Board optional.
State price and references.
Write Box 100, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.

oration since Eve set up housekeeping

Does Your Car
Need Attention?

March 18, 1898. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Van Wagoner, of
sturdy Dutch stock, were pioneer
residents of the Thumb.
As state highway commissioner
his engineering ability has led to
his appointment as chairman of
the committee on diversion of the
American Road Builders' Associa-
198834
tion, and membership on the Ad-
ETAT' or MICHIGAN. County of
Wayne, en-At • ..baton of the Probate
ministrative Committee of the
Court for said County of linty..
American Association of State
held at the Probate Court Room In the
Highway Officials. Secretary of
City of Detroit, on the twenty-ninth
day of March In the tear one thousand
Commerce Daniel Roper appointed
nine hundred and thirty-seven. Present;
Van Wagoner to the national com-
Thom. C. Murphy, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the ornate of THERESA
mittee on Street and Highway im-
JONES, Deceased. Elsie Jura, admit)].
provements.
tratrix of geld Witte, having rendered to
thud Court her tint and Anal account
By virtue of his office, the com-
end filed therewith a Petition praying
missioner is a member of the state
that the residue of raid estate he an-
board of aeronautics, the state
eigned to the per.. entitled thereto.
It le ordered. that the thirtieth day of
tourist and resort commission and
April, next. at ten o'clock In the fore-
stream control commission. By ex-
noon at said Court Room be appointed
for examining and allowing raid account
ecutive appointment, he is a mem-
and hearing maid petition. And It la
ber of the state planning commis-
further ordered, that a copy of this
i
ik.,hoggo,
000
Attorney,
330
East
order he publlehed three RICCeesive go..
sion and the state safety council.
weeks previous to maid time of hearing. c oor0000 swot.
He is also a member of the
SALE-Def•ult having
in the Legal Chronicle, a newspaper
printed and circulating to mid County be. made in the terms sad coedit... American Legion post at Pontiac;
of a certain mortgage made by Wit am
the
Lansing Rotary Club; the Ma-
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
R. Sures, Jr., • eingle man. of Detroit.
Judge et Probst•.
Way. County, Michigan. Mortgagor, to sonic and Elks lodges; and the
Burton Abstract and Title Company, • Lansing Country Club.
(A tr. reps.)

ther ordered, that • copy of tole order
be published three eucceesive weeks pre-
hearin
vil„osu.“1 tochrol.didt.ime.
ltd
and circulating in geld County o rf way..
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
Judge of Probate.
(A true repel
JAMES C. MORAN,
Deputy Probat• Register

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Wayne, go-At • session o f the Probstel ward mo
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March In the year one thousand nine
rro .f t eald mortgage; which P.mlue
hundred and thirty-seven. Present : are described u follows:
Joseph A. /Smit hy. Jud ge of Probate. ren
In the matter of the esta te of ETTA C.
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M. GREENBERG

A regular meeting of the Junior
Alumni of the United Hebrew
Schools was held Sunday, March
14. This group is composed of
young men and women who have
graduated from the United He-
brew Schools since 1934. After
each meeting interesting programs
are given. At the last meeting, a
discussion on Justice Brandeis was
held.
At frequent intervals such so-
cial events as dances, outings, etc.,
will be held.
The next meeting will be held
Sunday, April 4, at the Philadel-
phia Byron Hebrew School, at
11:30 a. m. All graduates inter-
ested in joining this organiza-
tion are invited to attend.

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ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for the County of Sarum., In
Chancery.-Charlee J. Drury, Plaintiff,
vs. Peggy Drury, Defendant. At a widen
of Raid Court held in the Wayne County
Building. In the City of Detroit, said
County, State of Michigan. on the Ilith
day of March 1137. Present: tionorable
Adolph F. Marschner, Circuit Judge. It
appearing from affIdavits on file that
after deligent uarcb and Inquiry It can-
not be ascertained in what State or
County the defendant maiden It Is or-
dered that Peggy Dory, defendant ap-
pear. and •newer the Bill of Complaint
for divorce, filed In this our within
three months from the date of this
order, or said hill will be taken as con-
fessed •onset uld defendant. Peggy
Drury. Further that this order be pub-
lished according to law: and that • cope
wi th • copy of
of this order to
the Bill of Complaint be mailed to her
.
last known address.
MAILSCHNER,
Y.
ADOLPH
(A True CePY) Circuit Judge.
VERNON to KERWIN,
Deputy Clerk.
2309/7
COMMIMONICA'S NOTICE
In the matter et the *•ate of
ELIZABETH J. BARNEY. Dereued. L
the undersigned. having been •ppoInted
by the Probate Court for the County el
Wayne. State of Michigan. Control/wien-
er to receive. •samlno and ally all
claim. nand demande of all pereons
easiest said deceased. do hereby glee
notice that I will be at 1109 Fidelity
Bldg. Detroit. Michigan. In mid Coueul.
on FRIDAY. the TWENTY-FIRST day
f MAT. A. D. Ills. and en THURS-
DAY, the TWENTY•RECOND day of
JULY. A. D. 1517, •t two o'clock P. M.
each of said days. for the fierSo. of
examining and allowing said c alms. and
that four months from the. twenty
second day of March, A. D. 1917. wore
allowed by maid Gnarl for creditor. to
present their claim. I. me for examina-
tion and •Ilovance.
Dated. March Si. 1111.
CLAIMS TOPPIN.
Commissioner.

a K. roderwood. Attorney. ell Deere
Tree.
141171
STATE Or MICHIGAN. Is the COMM
Coed for the Connie of Warne. IC
Chancery-Alma Feltenelt. by her nut
freed, Delis Futhetrur. Plaintiff. ye .
J Folknian, Defendant. At a
mom. of the above named Court. held
In the Courthosue at the City of De-
troit. Michigan. en the 20th day of
March. A. D. 1917. Present: Hon. Adolph
r. Marschue. Cirmeit ledge It satis-
factorily appearing free, the •ffidavit
attached berets. that defesdant'• press

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Junior Alumni of Hebrew
Schools to Meet Sunday

EAST END FAMILY
LAUNDRY
Rep. Murphy in Race
for Common Pleas

SAMUEL HECHTMAN.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
)60 East Conueu Street,
Detroit, Michigan.

Homer

Representative Joseph C. Mur-
phy, nominated for election to the
Common Pleas Court in the City
of Detroit, has served the people
of this city in the State Legislas

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sot where ► bout• is unknown. that his
Let known •direstwas 11. So. Monroe
Avenue. Dearborn. Michigan. and that
after diligent search and Inquiry of
friends and relative. of defendant. It
menet he •eertained in wit.t stale or
toiletry said defendant resides It le
ordered Out defendant enter hie ..-
.enure In mid eau. en er before
three months from the date of this or•
der or said bill will he (Urea se cen-
tred. and sail order be published and
served accerdirg to leer
ADOLPH F. MARRCHNErt.
(A .. ens copy) ("Dealt Jolfe.
YEENON L EIRS-174,
Deity Clerk.

TRIED . FOUND CAPABLE.
(Non-Partisan)
Election Monday, April
citron Curt Commissioner for

JOSEPH C. MURPHY

ture for the past five years. At
present he is serving his third
term, and as a result of his rec-
ord has been designated by the
governor's office as administration
leader.
Mr. Murphy has been actively
engaged in the practice of law
since his graduation from the Uni-
versity of Detroit Law School, and
is now associated in the law firm
of Murphy, Rubin & Collins, at
400 Buhl Bldg.
Representative Murphy's energy
and aggressive leadership as a
member of the state law making
body has resulted in a 36 per cent
reduction of the auto tax, removal
of the head tax, mortgage and
land contract moratorium, which
number only a few among the far
reaching and effective remedies he
has fought for in the interests of
the people of the City of Detroit.

DR. BERNARD M. FELDMAN
OPENS OFFICES

Dr. Bernard M. Feldman an-
nounces the opening of his new
dental offices at 3640 Cam Ave.,
telephone Temple 1-8905.

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Robert E. Sage Is Candidate
for Common Pleas Court

In the' list of the numerous
candidates for the office of Com-
mon Pleas Court for the City of
Detroit at the coming election to
be held on April 6, it is re-
freshing to not the name of
Robert E. Sage, who has so ably
Performed his duties as Circuit
Court Commissioner for the Past
six pears.
The former commissioner at-
tended the University of Detroit
and received his law degree m
1923. In the years 1923 to 1930.
he practiced law in the city of
Detroit, and in that year he wm
elected to the bench in the capac -
ity of Circuit Court Commissioner ,
which office he held for the Put
six years; during his tenure 11
office he has successfully 1."'d
faithfully disposed of more film
200,000 eases and nearly 500,000
litigants have come before him al
■ jurist.