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SUIT AGAINST MAYO
BY A FORMER WIFE
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confidaint drawn by Attorney
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Ill nunlnmvny. trust officer of the Sec-
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n‘imnnnll «state. It is said that Mr.
Ill niniinxru'ay. as administrator. dis‘;
claims owm‘rship of the property in
question.
Must Find Owner.
'l‘hc big issue of the court to decide
is who is tho real owner of this prop-
i-rty. which is: valued at 850.000. If it
is found that the allegations in the
complaint are true. thou the property
lu~i0nsrs to Mayo and it will go to-
wards paying part. at least. of
jinlgrmt-nt hcld. by Miss Meyer against
lll‘l' i'ormcr husband. .
If. on the contrary. the suit is un«
successful. then more complications
misc. and the estate may be
(rhlipvd to tat-:c steps to ask the court
in dv-tcrmint- the question of owncr-
ship.
Bliss Meyer‘s Charges.
In the complaint prcsentcd in be-
l.all‘ 01‘ Miss Meyer it is alleged that in
lull; Main conxcyod the property to
Carleton l-I.
rnptcy and at one time stockholder
and dircctor in the Mayo Radiator
Company. Then it is alleged that Mr.
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Gray, Jr., Manager
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“THE ,. LAST TRAIL”
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lioaillcy latcr convmcd thr- some
pro’i’wcrly to "Lois Wu irr in mm. the
woman who mice was cmployid
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nlii owl in the complaint .transl'crrcd 1
tln- purport) to Michael O'Donnell.
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l'l'tllllilt‘ cmut ni'tt-r his (hath.
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lltlll cumin}; as: n surprisc to sum:- poo-
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Mayo still was:
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