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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
SPLENDID OPENING
Lancaster Graded And
High Schools Have
AuspiciOus Start.

Under the most suspicious cir.
cumstances. the Lancaster Graded
and High School opened It's doors to
the pupils and public last Monday
morning for i,s fall term. Prof.
Paul Boyd with his able corp Of as
sis,an,s were all on hand and eager
20 start in the nine months term
that lies before them. The auditor
ium was packed and jammed with
pupils and visitors. the latter COM
ing 20 show the interest in the splen-
did school which Is progressing so
rapidly under the leadership Of Prof.
Boyd.
DR.. II. s. Hudson offered q short
and impressive prayer and splen-
did talk 70 the children was made
by John +. Stormes. chairman Of the
Board Of Trustees.
The enrolment was decidedly the
largest in the history Of the school.
numbering t25 on the opening day.
IL i quite serious problem with
the trustees as TO where all Of these
children and how all Of them can be
comfortably located. A kindergar-
ten class has been added this year
and quite a number have enrolled for
this department. The high school
department is the largest ever known
there. All that were promoted last
year and many more in addition, be-
ing in this department.
The kindergarten department will
not open until about October ist.. at
which time ali former primer stud
ents will be admitted. as this depart
ment takes the place Of the primer
grade which has been dropped from
grades.
Four new teachers are with the
school this year. they being: Miss
Ellen Sanders, Of Csmpbellsville.
who teaches the 10th. grade; Miss
Griffith. Paris. 5th. grade; Miss Lu-
cre,ia Skinner. 7th. grade and Miss
Mary Wilder, Hustonville. who will
have charge Of the kindergarten and
the public school music.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
CIRCUIT COURT
CLOSES
Many Cases Disposed
Of And Docket
Nearly Cleared

The August term Of the Garrard
Circuit Cour. was broush, to close
last Saturday morning. During the
two weeks session many cases on the
docket were disposed Of. either by
dismissal or compromise. The
grand Jury returned seven more in
dictments. making a total for the
1ession % thirty-six. most Of them
for misdemcsnors.
George Leisure. charged with
moonshining was given a fine Of 800
and three months in jail. The cases
II William and Walter Leisure,
charged with the same ofense wefe
dismissed for lack Of evidence.
James Tlekett. attempted rape. was
given Is years in peniten,iary: e.
mer Denny. VINO burxlarized the store
o. Ledford and Ramsey at Manse.
wa given eigh. years.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
New Cashier At Bank
Of Bryantsville

IN order to give his entire time TO
me canvass 81 his election for Coun-
y Judge. Of Gsrrard county. Mr.. J.
c. Williams has resigned his position
rs cashier Of the Bank Of Bryants-
vile. an Office he has filed success
fully several years. A. a meeting
- the directors o. this bank. Mr.
Russell Brown. who has served as as
.istant cashier. for three years. was
unanimously elected It's cashier
The selection Of Mr.. Brown i an adj
rirable one and man thoroughly
capable Of filing this responsible Of.
nee. The Bank Of Bryan,sville u
one Of the foremos, banks in the
county and We eSpee, TO see !, pro
rress by leaps and bounds under the
leadership Of Mr. Brown. As Il has
n the past under the management Of
MS predecessor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Lancaster Wins
Another Labor Day

Mgr Joseph and mis- cast Of All
STAR envaded the camps Of Somer-
SC, last Monday and took the Noun
,aineers into camp by the score Of
5 20 1. The All Stars showed the
briar Jumpers how to play ball and
easily won the contest over the many
raw decisions handed them by the
ball fans Of that city.
Rohan and Frank we're on the
mound for the locals and their twir-
ling was much admired by the small
band Of roo,ers that accompanied
Capt Lackey's team 10 the Noun
talps
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

James Henry Dunn, 50 years old.
"a farmeS died at his home, ga miles
from Lexington on the Todd's road,
yesterday afternoon at | so o'clock
after an illness Of several months.
Mr.. Dunn moved to Faye,,e county
from near Lancaster about three
wears ago. Besides his widow. Mr..
Dunn is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
George Aldridge. and Mrs. Mary
Bishop. both Of Garrard county.
Complete funeral arrangements will
be announced later-LexIngton Her
aid.
The remains were brought TO Ian
caster last Saturday afternoon the in
torment taking place in the local
cemetery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

Miss Margaret Sans, 10 year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Sans. who live near Mt. Hebron.
was married yesterday afternoon in
this city. to Mr.. W. Lee Barker. 10
years old and son Of r. L. Barker. al
so Of that neighborhood. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. I. ".
Manley. Immediately after which. the
happy couple drove to the home Of
the brides parents. where a hearty
welcome awaited them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Crowd Creets
Biederwolf

Probably 500 people greeted Rev.
Biedewolf and party in this city last
Saturday afternoon. About twelve
cars loaded with people drove into
the city about $3.50. A temporary
platform was arranged for the speak.
er. who delighted his audience for
about fifteen minutes. Prof. Roll
lings led the singing. DIR. Biede-
wolf is holding a great meeting az
Danville and many from adjoining
counties are attending. Many from
Lancaster will attend this evening
and space will be reserved for all
Lancaster people.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

Capt. W. 7. King tells Us he had
= splendid sale last Saturday. when
he disposed at public auction. the
rs acre farm Of the late S. w.
wylis. in Madison county for $40 an
acre. This farm vas offered for lss
than this money . year ago and Of
ssssss the seller 10 we'll satisdsd.
He also tells ~ that everybody W
IN that neck Of the woods are ca
,husiastic for the tobacco pool and
IRE signiny almost to Q man.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

The ladies Of the Baptis, church
have recently organized a Home
Department and desire the prayers
Of thu good people for its success.
The work 10 progressing fine.
large box Of clothing etc. having
been sent to the Glendale Orphan
home.
The following are the officers; Mrs.
]. W. Manley. President; Mrs. Char
lie Moore. vice president Mrs.
wearren. secretary and Mrs. Bogie.
Treasurer.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

There will be an ice cream supper
at the private school house, near
Marcellus next Wednesday evening.
September 18th, by the ladies Of the
Pleasant Grove church and for the
benefit Of the church. Come and
you will be entertained. lt)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

The Lancaster Hop Club gave an
other delightful dance at the tobae-
co warehouse last Tuesday night that
was pronounced by all As the best
ever attempted by our local boys.
Many from distance were on hand
and enjoyed the hospitality Of their
local friends to the limit.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

In the case Of Joe Hutchinson.
plaintiff. against Emaline Hutchison.
defendant. the Court granted a d.
vorce TO the plaintiff. Joe Hutchison.
and awarded him the custody Of his
four children.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

The City Council is to be congra-
tulated upon the work done in front
Of the post Office under the super
vision Of Chief Bratton. II is quite
an Improvement TO motorists and will
prove a great saving to the street
which was fast wearing away.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

,urers wanted a change and they
would welcome plan that would
permi, them TO purchase their tobac-
co when they wanted II and the
amour, Of each grade they want
when they want u.
He told of the bankers Of Ken
lucky giving their approval. first IN
group meetings and then in general
convention at Louisville, without one
dissenting voice He said the financ-
ing Of the movement would be the
easiest part Of the work. that the
federal reserve system would back
up the bankers in lending money on
the tobacco crop II the cooperative
marketing movements Is adopted.
lie said the tobacco men would
figure with the bankers. just as the
California co-operatives figured with
he bnkers. and tina, the bankers
would have n better collateral than
he ever loaned money ON 20 back
his loans. He told Of the action Of
the War Finance Corporation in
backing with s26. 200. 900 the cotton
producers. who have been in practic-
ally the same situation.
Marriott Stable In EaslAaa
Judge Bingham said that II the
plan was good enough for the
banks. the federal reserve system.
and the United States government,
isn't II good nough for the tobacco
growers Of Garrard County.
lie told how. with the aid Of the
cooperative marketing system, the
French farmers had performed the
almost miraculsSs feat of>Syator,ng
to fertility ",he most terribly and
completely destroyed country in the
history Of the world"
Judge Bingham told Of the stabil-
ity Of the market in England for
dairy products Of Denmark. after 80
wears Of cooperative selling and that
no Dane would think Of selling and no
Englishman Of buying in any other
way. He said that what had been
done successfully in France and Den
mark could be successfully done In
Kentucky. What had been done In
the matter Of signing up the growerv
Of Fsyette and woodford and Bous-
bon could BE- done In Gsrrard.
He went into the provisions Of the
contract. saying that II was the pro-
duct Of The best legal minds In Amer
lee and that under Il every pound q
tobacco eeatsaetsd would b deliver.
-. ths gsswsss could dsosad On that
'Ths plaa b sound. fsasibls. psaetis-
shls. veskabls. the msss humane I'D
pstSiotic the best fren . financial
seaadpsint." 10 said. shat We hsvs
ever esasidsssd."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

When a man tells US he has a to-
mato plant IL feet and one inch tall
and still growing, we might be just
little sceptical. but when Billie
Raney told US he was the owner Of
such a vine. we were not a doubling
Thomas. Can anyone beat Il.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Teacher Examination

The las, examination for teachers
this year will be held at the Court
House on September 10th and 18th.
Miss Jennie Higgins. Co. Supt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Foot Ball Practice.

The boys Of the Lancaster High
School turned on, last Monday after
noon for a hard workout for the
ensuing year. Capt Battle" Cox
is working for his men with the
view Of making this one Of the ban
ner years for old L. II. 5. Coach
McRobsrts stated that several games
have already been scheduled and the
local lads are determined that they
will win each game this season. not
withstanding that they 20 up against
some Of the strongest teams in the
State.
Uniforms to the extent Of $4,000
have been ordered and will be here
iu time for the frat game.
See sss - ~ ssssst sssi vAsss,
NsssAssa - hsas Ossws SssA Rys
sd Sssd oss,sy bsesss pee NV.
..f.. HnAsoa Z easnAs.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

Lightning and fire destroyed an
othe. large tobacco barn for J. l.
Hamilton Monday afternoon. making
four that he has lost within as many
years Unfortunately he had no in
surance on any Of them. The one
lost Monday contained all Of his
farming implements. fifty acres Of
baled hay and quite q lot Of tobae-
co. His loss 10 several thousand dol
ian.
u people would just insure with
GAINES. psy . small premium and
whsa yeu have Q lesA sst ysus pay
In . very fsv days. think what would
have ossa ssvsd - the fssmsss Of
Gassasd Csunty. lss the bsss in
vsseshsns eas eaa naks. (it)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Football Season.

The football season will open in
Lancaster Friday. September 2Srd..
when Lancaster will play Junction
City. This ough, to be q good game
as Junction City had a dandy team
last year. and We all know what Ian
caster had and what she will have
this year Let's boost her.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

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sisss sassfsssies. Tsy . ssst ss-
day. hsisss . Pss1ss-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Elsssisa Of AassisAa Lssisa 09issvs

The regular election Of the local
post Of the American Legion will be
held in the / o. o. p. Hall Friday
night. Sept. 18th. ct = p. n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-14
SOEOTA JE DkEM KNlH.

Sobota, 16. dubna ustanove-
ma jest Dnem Knih, kdy ma
byti iaksi pamatovano nejen
IA literaturu zakoupenim
vhodneho pfirhstku do kni-
hovny, ale zaroven j upomin-
kou, re jest naSi popinnosti
vrdtiti knihy, ktere jsne 81 W.
pAjtili. Neb jak znamo, neni
IA svet6 v6ci, ie2 by sc tax ne
rada vracela jake vypGiGena
kniha. Proto kazdy Den Knih
s. donna poohledni, IDA nenf
tvoji povinnosti dostati slibu,
Re vydluzenou wee. V pofadku
vratis. Jedna Sc tez 0 knihy We
fejnych knihoven, iez le7i do.
ma. ae by je jiny rad 6etl.
Proto necht' sobota vas spa.
tfi v knihovne pc pfipade sc
napomenutou knihou, KIDD kni-
hu pfinese, mi tn vyhodu, ze
obdrzi plnou amnestii n nebu.
de plat;ti obvykle pokuty.
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z Ley VO-
LICK.
zeny prot budoucim valkam.

y pfitomnosti 1000 delega-
TEX p%romluvila vtera vecer IA
vseobecneho souhlasu pi. Car
RE Chapman Cattova nadse-
nou rec, v ktere volala vSechny
zeny k souGinnosti, ably praco-
valy k tomu, by pflStf vGky ia
staly usetfeny hruz valeGnych.
Ia jejl reel panovalo V rozsa-
HE zednafske SIM dplne ticho
4 cele shromazdeni nasloucha-
10 beg dechu vfvodum ieGnice,
jea pravila, re lid shromaMG-
ny ma tGto schdzi by mohl uti-
nit konec vsemu v%alGeni.
Mem zadneho shromazd6ni
ma svete, ktere by neaplaudo-
valo tomu cloveku, jenz by Sc
pfimlouval "a svetovy mir.
Kazdy 81 jej preje, ale nikdo
mic prom neudela". pravila.
Muzi byli rozeni $ pudem k
zabiieni, ale zeny byly jim da-
ry, ably V tom zabrahovaly.
IDA sc mi, re BGh dava zenam
Znameni ably vystoupily vpfed
a zadr2ely ruce muzG a fekly:
Ne, nemas nadale zabijeti svo-
ie spolubli2ni".
Kdyz touto vetou zakoncila,
nanovalo pod dojmem jeff reel
ticho a teprve pc chvilce roz-
poutala Sc prava boufe souhlas
nGho potlesku.
Pozd6ji mluvila pi. Cattova
ma thema Psychologist politi-
ckeho pokroku' a ostre kritiso-
val dneSni snahy ozbroiovaci a
varovala pred pckusem nasle-
iovati porazene N6mecko, je-
hoz touha pc velikasstvi byla
hlavni pficinou jeho hluboke-
no padu.
Soudkyn6 Florence E. Allie
nova promluvila o volebni
zkousce, pred kterou jsou dnes
zeny postaveny.
Ones jest ma programu jed
mani o Townerov6 predloZe,
die ktere mali byti americke
Skoly postaveny pod federalni
kontrolu. jednani 0 prisnem
vynucovani prohibicnich zako-
nj, 0 stejnem potrestani muzn
zen, provinivSich Sc proti mra
vopotestnosti a rovnem obGan-
Item ,pravu pro 3eny.
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OBRAZKY z CfNSKE CTVR-
I'll SAN FRANCESCA.
v patek a v sobctu v Olympia
divadle.

Ultra. Y patek av ,sobotu
pfednaseti Dude kapitan Lewis
0 zajimavem Ginskem m6st9 V
San FRANCISCAN a rec doprova-
yeti Dude p6knym q zaiima-
wynn filmem. Retnik jest IMAM
iako dGv6rnik kalifornskych
Cinann a svtho tasu provazel
ieiich ctyrti v San FRANCISCAN
Gaby Deslyovou, Carusa, Pa
derewsk6ho i jine veliciny.
Film jest mimofadnym pfi-
davkem k obytejn6mu pro-
gramu a vzbudi iiste velkou pc
zornost, pr tom jest pristupny
i detem pro jeho vychovnou
cenu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-14
NOVA OBET HRANl 81 Sc
STRELNOU ZBRANi.

Ma hfisti v Morgana parku
ma Broadway Il Aetna I'd. po-
hraval 81 vcera odpoledne 16-
lety Louis Osovsky. 670l Sc
bert ave-, revolverem, o kterem
&c domnival, jak obycejne o.
pozdena vymluva zni, Re jest
nenabity. z hlavne vSak pojed
nou vysla rama, jez jej zranila
tax nebezpecne, Re skonal ma
cest9 do Alexis nemocnice ma
Broadway. Policie vyptavala
se postrasenych hochi ale Fad
ny z Mich nemohl vysvetliti, jak
sc nestestf ulalo, aniz fici ei by
la zbrah majetkem. Teprve
pozdeji. vyslo ma jevo, Re jeden
2 hochi revolver wal otci no
stinskemu a zakopal iej v rok.
Ii, nalezajfcf Sc "a hf{stem. Pc
skole pax S n6kolika spoluzaky
al ma hon.. zbrah vykopali a
Louis otevfel zbran a vynal pa.
irony, patrn4 jednu 7apomel
neb kdyz pax stiskl spoust', Wy.
sla rama, jez zmafila jeho mia.
dy zivot.
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SNATCH KRAJANU.

Pan Miroslav Zeman, syn
horliveho naseho narodovce D.
M. Zemana a spolkove pracov-
nice pr. M. Zemanove slavil
dnes Sc slecnou Francis Alblo-
YOU manzelsky snatek. X ma.
stoupeni spole6ne drahy cestou
zivotem dostalo Sc sympathetic
mu parku hojne gratulacf. Mia
dym manzeldm pfejeme i my,
ably ie v st'astnem spoluziti do.
p~rovaZel vzdy nejvetsi zdar.
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POTkERA NOVICE USTA-
WI PRO DUSEVNE
HOR
v Ohio jest pies 1000 :ilen-
ca, 2 nichz neaf aEi polovina
osetrcvana.

V Clevelande jest pry tisice
podobnych silencd, jakym jest
vrah uGitelek Wolfove a Foote-
owe, ktefi nikym kontrolovani
pobihaji ulicemi a jsOu sta
lynn nebezpeGim zenam ma uli-
cich zdejsich j jinych ohio
skych NEST. Jest to pry nasled-
KEN toho, Re Zakonodarny We
nuji vstsi peel, ku pfikladu, pc
stem veproveho dobytka, nez-li
starosti, ably lepe bylo postara-
no O duseyne chor6.
V naSem mest6 jest die kon-
servativnihb odhadu vice jak
1000 blaZnu, ktefl by potfe-
bovali ustavniho osetfeni. Ce-
~ stat pax ma $1,000 teehto
nest'astniku, z nichz ami polo
vina, meme, iak 10000, jest u
mistena V bla2incich. Podobny
pfipad jake jest Ih~lenfeldlv,
jenz die vGerejSiho Irozhodnut
zavezen Dude do blazince Lii
ma, neni nikterak vhasem kri-
minalnictvi ojedinelym, podob-
nych dusevn6 chorych zlocinc6
vykaZaje soudnietvi celou IA
du. Ponechavani podobnych in
dividui ma svobode povstava a
lie nebezpeGi jine a slice tim, re
podobni nest'astnici mohou
volne ploditi move dusevne ne
dostateGne generace, kterym
vrozena jest naklonnost rodi-
ca.
V New Yorku konana byla
statistical poZorovanf ma rodi-
ne Jukesove, jez re sesti Sc
ster vzrostla "a 1870 rokI ma
1904 osob. Y r. 1915 jich do
sud lilo 1858 a vice jak polo
vitka byly slabomyslnymi. Ia
Ike V Ohiu name nekolik podob
ne smutnym dGdictvim zatize-
nych robin.
Lide dusevne choir mali BY
Ii dani do ustavu, neb naklad,
ktery by vyzadovalo jejich o.
setfeni nenf ami tax zna6ny,
jake naklady statni, ktere spo-
jenny jsou $ vydanim ma soudni
procesy .zavinenymi lidmi zati
zenymi deditnou kletbou, 81
lenstvim.
Stat Ohio ma nedostateGny
pocet lstavI pro dusevn6 cho-
re a tyto jsou pfeplneny, TAX
clevelandsky statni blazinec
staven jest pro 1850 pacientu,
ale dnes jest mem osetfovano
1877 nemocnych. Pfipad V Par
ma township Dude snad pobld-
kou, ably v zakonodarne bylo
podniknuto vse NOME, ably o
dusevn6 onemocnele jak nale2i
bylo postarano a tim Zabrane-
no i mEohym zloGinam.
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Z

V prGvodu pi. Kristiny Hus-
paskove, zname spolkove pra-
covnice, navstivila vGera mas
zavod pf. Sikelova z Chicago,
iez. Sc zdrzf asi diva t5dny v
nasem mest6 a pfi teto prilezi.
tosti nacvici S mladsfm Glen.
stvem Jednotv Ceskych Dam
RUNE obfadn& lance a skupi-
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move pochody, ktere mail slou-
ziti jake prfkrasa pfi uvad6ni
clenstva. Ukazky prace pi. ST.
kelove Dude mono spatffti pr
j~ubilejnl slavnosti jednoho she
ri, ktera Dude "a nedlouho Il
s~pofadana. Pr. Sikelove pfeie.
me zdar phi zasluzne praci, ia
koz j pfijemny pobyt v nasem
mestG.
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HLEDA Sc. KIDD by vedel {

p. Jaroslavu Bartakovi, jenz
bydlel v Corpus Christi, Texas,
dale 0 slecn9 Kulasove, svadle-
ne V Clevelandu, necht' laska-
We poda zpravu pr. Almost. Blu
bakove, 1918 Farringdon A
We. S. E., Cleveland O. Ais
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Dochtor Mates a Francka
1e chysta ze Dude zabava
oskna do zajista ia mic,
"a muzikant) v sobotu, Is.
duhna v sokolovnG ma Wen
sell Ave. Pfipravte Sc!
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-18
SUMMONS NO. 1889

In the Superior Court of the State of
 Arizona, in and for the County of
 Coconino.
 Walt N. Clauson, Plaintiff, vs. Regina
 A. Clauson, Defendant.
 In the name of the State of Arizona, to Regina A. Clauson, Defendant, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Coconino, and answer the Complaint there filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Flagstaff, in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being ex- elusive of the day of service, or judg- ment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Co., conino, this 3rd day of March, A. D. 1921.
 (Seal) TOM l.. REFS,
 Clerk of the Superior Court. 3-1S to 4-8-4t
The Coconino sun., 1921-03-18
SUMMONS NO. 1890

In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Coconino.
 Herbert Messiah Tracey, plaintiff, vs. Sarah Kathrine Tracey, defendant. In the name of the State of Arizona, to Sarah Kathrine Tracey, Defendant, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above-named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the Coun- ty of Coconino, and answer the Com plaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Flagstaff, in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons, If served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days there after, the times above mentioned be- ing exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you. Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Co., conino, this 7th day of March, A. D. 1921.
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 Clerk of the Superior Court. By Florence Aver, Deputy Clerk :.
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