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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05
Started Before the War.

From ammonia can be obtained the
nitric acid and ammonia nitrate for
explosives or the ammonium nitrate
ammonium chloride aud mixed salts
that are used 10 keep farms fertile
and assure food supply.
Germany began building the Oppau
works in 1912. two years before the
war. after preliminary experiments ut
Ludwigshafen near by At the be-
ginning of the war. the plant was able
TO produce only one-ienth of its post
war output.
Due 10 the wartime expansion Of
her nitrate plants. Germany became
independent ~ chile saltpeter. her
former source Of nitrogen and Amer
lca's principal source during the war
and today Even with the loss OF OPP
pau. Germany will be able 10 supply
all her own needs for nitrate and will
have a surplus 70 export.
During the past month plant at
Syracuse. " Y. which uses modi.
ticatiOn Of the Haber process used at
Oppau. has been placed IN operation
by the Atmospheric Nitrogen corIor-
alton. an American concern. The ca.
paclty Of this plant. however. is just
about onr-thir'ieth of that nj Oppau
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05
Children Burn Fathers Savings.

The savings from years pf hard work
went up IN smoke for Alex Nedwecky.
~ KenoSha Wiz. when his three
children found S.ahO IN bills hidden
in handkerchief in his "mattress
bank" They played with II n while.
then threw II into the stove to see Il
burn.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05
Has Another Big Plant.

Germany has another nitrogen plant.
which was halfway built at the time
OF the armiStice. and which has since
been finished This is located at
Mcrseburg on the StaSSfurt deposits.
and it can produce twice as much
nitrogen MS the Oppau plant. or about
100000 tons "A year From plants that
employ the cyanamid and the atnos-
pheric nitrogen tixation processes,
Germany has production Of an add
tonal 10000 tons Of nitrogen.
The oppau plant. which is now in
ruins. has been visited by Il number
of allied military missions since tho
war From official sources. the fol
lowing details have been obtained:
Although Oppau was erected during
the war absolutely no expense was
spared The buildings were of con
crete and brick work. the power
houses were lined with white tiles, the
office and laboratories were most ex-
tenslve thoughtfully designed and or
nate In their decorations The plant
Is said ~ have cost nearly S'IiUO,WD.
over hundred buildings made up
the factory and docks on the bank Of
the Rhine. ana the whole plan. was
laid out Systematically with ample
railroad facilities. The lnhorator-
les were located in Il fine building.
with analytical. physical, technical.
and catalytic rooms and lecture room,
and this building alone cost SSoo.OoO.
Features of the plant We're compress
sOrS Of enormous strength that com
press mixture Of hydrogen and nj.
trogcn al POO atmospheres or 5000
pounds per square inch. There were
also large tanks for holding Ignite
and water gas. and large storage bins
for the chemicals.
The direct process for nitrogen pro-
ductlon. or the Haber process. used In
the Oppau plant begins with the gen
Grafton Of hydrogen from water gas.
This hydrogen is purified and placed
under great pressure along with nj
trogen obtained from the air by H.
quefaction. This mixture OF gases is
brought into contact with what Is
known as a "catalyst." usually rare
metal Ike platinum, which helps one
atom of the nitrogen to combine with
three atoms of the hydrogen and form
the ammonia gas whose smell all OF
us know.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05
NITRATE OUTPUT
is CUT BY BLAST
0ne-Fifth OF Germany's Produc-
ton Wiped Out by Ex-
plosion.
WAS MAINSTAY FOR NITRATE

Had Capacity Of 100000 Tons Of tire
Chemical a Year, Just Two-and-a-
Hail Times Output Planned for Our
War-5ullt Muscle Shoals Nitrate
Plant-Germany Has Another Plant
With Capacity Of Double That Of
the Destroyed Works.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05
NEW COATS

have been arriving. You
will have no difficulty in
finding what you want if
you are interested in a
coat.
We have them ranging
in price from S13.75 to
$500. You will find here
all the latest fabrics with
or without fur collars in
the leading styles.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05

Ladies and Misses Suits at prices that are far below
the cost of manufacturing These suits were made to
sell for 5000 to $3.50 but due to the unreasonable
Fall weather the manufacturers are oversoced and
able to purchase this wonderful lot of suits go
alb at price whereby we can sell them for
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05
$$46!:zs

This is without doubt Of the greatest bargains
have been able to offer and most opportune
time, as the season is just beginning.
Sale will start Friday morning We will also put OF
sale two other lots Of Suits at
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05
ANOTHER BIG DRESS
VALUE AT
1896

The new Jersey one piece
or two piece dresses.
Colors Navy, Black,
Brown, Reindeer, Copen
and Henna. The same
quality we have been sell
ing for S1O.75.
Special during this sale
1896
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-05

$26&:zs and $780,
In these lots will have suits that formerly sold
for $50 so to S4o.5O.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29
3oal Salporip1t.

0e fpr1te Noneerer / bette County
er 11l1 f11ort borte. On efter cit n1aa
be legge 1e6 fin 8an6rtng5itap.
GnoIebes git oet n1eo Stool @alpor-
ion. @an 1ebe 1T 9ier1 Dalton,
bette County, fio1te @puooes Mor-
gen, otter ct Iengere 5pgelcie.
Mfbgbe bleb febt / 2eroalsli, gerr>
ge, SEN 3oie Sept. 1843 % bleb a1t=
ioo berbeo 79 Mor gonnnel. % Aar
gon1ncf 1toba11orebe ban til a1nerifd
og toni fpr1t til @ooo511e Golu1tr.
s 1868 fon ban be1toper til bette oa
@ilortis og tog fig Sou1eiteuolano /
=Go>pn al Gurnrli. Ste Anr ieaerc
bleb ban gift neo Sone 5orenlen ira
Eotpn al Bon1meoe Eerre, Grant
gou11tp, og igiettnen Sc liocat bclt-
1Dunone fe11ti Mor bar &c boet paa
nebnte @on1el elteao ln1otagel1 81 1tb-
Ite 6 Mnr> naar oe bar 5apt 1T Sle11t
i Dalton. 9lfopoe bar altl1o blaart
Sc oIlerfgr1te sS11oiettlerc i 9cirn Of
Snmuli, 1oobel1on1 bette County.
Son efferlaoer fig &uitr1r og .lefs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29

- Mr. og Mrs. D1ortin @ogeng,
1o11t Scr. Mrneion fra @laoitone,
nar ct. Eoul, figrte giennem BDcn
igaor paa @ier1neien fra Minot,
bnor oe bnboe biboo1tet 9ter6aIsIa=
gets 5tebne. Sc reiite fra Mi1nt
Sen6ag Mften fanrme11 meb en- Mr=
tor1obi1 fra Minneapolis, iorf fgrtc
Wrs. .. S. @een, &. 3. u6bD, Olc
@olo og @n1tte Saugietb. Men be
fom lite 1angt pon Bel fer bet bleb
uErubber n1e6 Minneapolis Mo-
ifinen. Sg Erublet bolot be6 in6tiI
Be TOM til @i1ton, g. 9. be6 M3ib-
oagsti6er paa Wo116ag, 90 gift bet
rent ga1t, }aa' Soeengs nroatte for
lobe tit Gplge og fortaitte. De ef=
terlabte maatte gi fig tilro og be11te
paa 1toget ~ertro" for fin Maifin,
beItilt fra Sarge eller SbillingbDer
ne. S1ne11s trnffes Ser faa16lp1tlig-
big boa BET giterbelffe 9ltn1gr og
Eooln1oo. 81 forn1ooer og baaber,
at @r. @opteine11 bar riat Waffine,t
iga,1g" igien i6ag, faa oe a1fon1m1et
BERTH e11te1 ifbel6 eller in1orgen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29

9ern. 8grnenes gsabne og 9ofteo.
er iom> fplaer:: Mrs. Monb llbren,
Mnnemo11faa1, 81. o, @enrp, go,r
9oof, %. g.; Ders. Sine Mclion,:
Dooleh Wont.; 5illcr, ion1 Dor poa
ben ganlc @on,e'teab, OF Gilbert, i
&11lta1li, og Mrs. &o{e 9aellot 2al-
ton !@a1e oberleoes oglaa al cn
8ro6er, 9alpor SolDorion, ion1 for
r1prbere11oe er paa AloerDon1sbien1,
met Mortbipooo, q. 9.
8egrabelfel1 foregaor ibag fra
@je1nnnet Dalto,1 og SierhnI Sir
fe, Yo1na11e6e Eerre Dbcraf Mfbgoe
bar beret WeeoIem EN- lone afpffe al
Mor. Eaftor &borelon fra g16o!p
2nfe forretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29

Beien og Sr. 2inbe1ien bolof 5tDre=
hiulet. Set bar le11t ON &bcloen og
}on oe fiprte neooDer 9affen beo
! @ol 2ofc begp11ote 9ilen at glide
110ober geiffrenten og ti1llltt pplte-
Sc W1a1finen. 9r. S111ioo # 3 Rib-
ben breffet pg baa1s &ruue5cn bleD
! oqloa brpffct paa to 5taoer SAM
bar ligget lnoer 2ngebeDano1il1g
Teri gpen og CT / 9e6ri11g. 9r. Gilt
Delicn Hap fra set nn1ten l1ifahhtt:
= 5orlfof sig ois1e 3 Gietor Sc
CORDS. S5c bber. 72930, Set nae
@of flap, Gcn 1eerbe 4ife bos Soto
grofe1t, peo gtbeI 0llp,1. 1881, 8aa
aonpen, ga1s, Sfpn6 big, Hbcin=
lenoer, Grefipil. 729'9, 2ero:1s
Gals, Sen1lanostonor, Enlfu, S,rGt-
1pil. 2eloul.
- Sen engelife lutb. &irfe bolot
1iolte Genbog 1in oarlige 5pnoags=
lfolc110flngt pon fSair Brnnoen. -
seelte Gpnoog bo1bcr @etb1ebem See
nigbeb og Spn0ags1fo1e l1oflngt til
Mal1 9afe. Ser boloes Yrefen 1915
pau 5Sor1ni6bag.
- Scr. og Dfrs. sl0o1pb Soe fra
@urlc1n, Mpntann, fon bertil oor-
Dogs forat ti1bringe etpar Tiger /
Gon11nerferie og 1an1tibig beidgc
G1ngtninge og go1nIe &iel1ote / Rp=
en- og Smegn. @r. goe fcrtGllcr
at Marsub1igterne er 1eroc{e5 gooe
onfring @arle1n
- 8altorcrnc S. .. 5il1etb frn
Gogspcll, sc. g., ng 6. 3. @jcrnes
fra sSor1nan, 81. g., 1on meD 1ine
1San1ilier bar opbpl6t 1ig Dc0 Camp
gi6aros en- Maancbs Sis, bar / @p-
| en- paa @n0stienciten 1io1te Sgn6ag,
Scrfro rci1te Sc W3anbag til g. g
| 0iitrifts11poc, 1on aab11eoes sSar-
90 igoor.
- Nlils S5arriet Sbonlp1o1', 9at:
ter af County g6bofat og Wrs. slr
| tD1 Gbon1pion, bleb afDigte llge ea-
trpict til @illiam Eopne fra gcrtba7
Minr. Giellcn blep ubfprt j.; 8rr-
ocns 5Sornlorebjcn1 SenninJ pcb
Yoitpr Grogc, Mange S1rstninge
| % Ncnncr al Set nnge Ear bar til
iteoc.
- 1yrits &ogen, Gpn al 9)1r. oa
SNrs. dc s. &ogen SD6peitre Del
Of Nncn, blep i 5anoags ggtebiet til
Miis Cora Ottelia Slice. Sielier
blep nbfprt af Yoitor g. :. c. D1
oisnfer / @ruogommers 1SorGlbre-
fjcrn og 9frrpnr al sc 11Grlncit{
Eaardrenoc al set u1gc For 81
9}pgiftc bolptter fig pna Jarn 9tp1
he0cn al @isn1orcf, g. 9, bbortil
SC rel ltc ieoor.
- Noitor 3. 8. Moien i l1nbcr-
! poob, 1on fornp1ig fit &n1o frt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29

bl1of at to oen11e Anleoning at for1,
me ia1m1e11 at ie oe biounoer1ige=
Jpreftininger af ben &iitorie 6e bar
giort, og gi gou1ttiet Mnleo,ti11g til
at fua en- Heforb al 1anmang. al Iine
SeIte for 9roen 1o1n enonl1 leber..
sas1,r ,1ogle faa sInr til og oenne In=
Ieoni11g bill for beftn11big bnre bortc.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29
Sersns Sails og 0mesn.

=. 81 bar Yooboono 5000 &istor
sHecoros. 2ciDcls-
- Meen0s Mrbei0sjtrpn1per, 1Oc
ter &ar / Some Gra0e 5boe 5torc.
Scr. og Mrs. Sic 2arirn 5c1i
Bpen bor bopt 8c1dg of MrS. yo
OI1on og 9otter fra 5uperioc, @is.
- 9a11ficr og Mrs. S. 8. l1llono
er poo en- 2plttur til @iten Dc rel
1te oper Sc 1tore sSnoljscr 1nellcm
9ulutb og @uffolo.
- Wlr. og Mrs. &. S. Sbeote ber=
fra 8Den er nDlig for1l1en ti1bage
fra GinIep, sc. 9af., bpor Sc bor i
for11pielig 8e1pg bos 51egt11in9c og
ganle &ie11ote. 9e beretter, at slp<
Iingen 0eron1fring 1cr ncgct lonenoc
uo.-
- Gbrls. ,Sob111oT, 19ln tor ctpar
Tiger 1i0en 1110erfolteOe Jig cn Spc-
ration pao ct. 2l1fos &oipito1, lepef
en6nu, men er fren16eles lncgct ipog.
Ser er life bioerc Gorantriag 6o1ls
@efinOen0e 1iben Srerdticnen 1anOt
Ste0.
- Scr. og Wfrs. g6. gpc, 3. 81.
Gra116e og O1ous &anlon, o1le Der
fra bar / @iour Sails, g. O., Slut
ten nf afpigte l1ge, bpor @pe og
@ran6e bar Gelegnter De6 Spnner
al george Mpbct, 7om ofbolotcS Ser.
0e fiprte til 6iour Jolls n1e0 Mu-
to11obil.
-Gn1il @ocn, encitc Sgn al 11SSohn
goen i Eolpr of el11r6al, og V}lls
Gillian W1il0re0 Ncll Jon, Duttcr nf
Wer. og Wfrs. sl11ton Nel1on fra 1ann-
me Eolpn, bleb Sen 22be bs. egtepiet
af Ba]tor Malen / l1n6ermooo. Sc
fpttcr SO paa Sobn @pen 6orlnen
Mur6al.
Mrbei6ct pau Sen n6Iig 11o1o9tc
Glisabctb- -Grborb Sci bil begpl1oc
ON nogle Gage. 9cnnc nDc Set pll
Iigge ct Gtpffe gltcnfor ocn nlspr-
re1rDc Sci gie1nem Sc nGprte Spcr-
,Oen blir Sen f6ritc ~Sabcocf" Nci
in0en 6cttc County.
- 5i0ite Onsoag 5lep 1ar1 9f
&jonos JjesbDgning / Zomn at Ss=
tar p0elagt al SlOebrono. SI5cn %:
11oo meoens Mr. og 01rs 2!ono rar
Gprte og noglc minorc &prn nnr
&iemn1e alcnc. Set bar ct ito1t Eol
for Scr. &ionp og fun oelnl3 cr1tot-
TIT gienncn I51ilrarr'.
50. g. Onltar, Joni lnal11e 9or
tanoc it Still Der n1eA M bor
Wlinneopoii5, b1ab 1:nint for Gil 1l,n'
11lpffc for en- uges 2ib 1ine11. Soln-
men me6 Ole 2i11belien fr1 ((no2rc
MOOD, figrte ban pco Hattle Safe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29

at bIi for ferf bog tror bii neppe Der
er 11ogen inrlig Sore / iaa Seniee1:=
De. Sen itgrfte 6ore operalt / Noro
beiten III, er at bet fan bli for trDf-
fenbe 8arn1e. Set Dnrn1e 8eir bi
/ bar bobt ober Norbbe1ter1g Sc fio1ie
par Tiger bar bnret nofIaa Hen1t for
| 5n1nogrg1tet. - -. +
8. 6. 8reffe, 1pn1 er bel fier1ot
beri gDen og Comm at Nnrool, tom
II @enbogs BERTH fra 5pofanc, @a=
| ibi1gton San bar 11e1nlig opbolot
Jig oerbeit 1ioen Sebrunr Waaneo-
| @un Tan nu fortelle ON ben l9nglt
Mnton1obilt11r ban 1pgengang bar
babt eller tp11fer at fna. 5an1men
n1e6 GSreb aeeoerion %, Mi1s Glard
90. Soritob, fi9rte. ban mes auto-
nmbi1 hge fra 5pufaa1e og bertil-
De itarte6 fra 5pofnre iult tc llger
ioog 1iben og fom alhaa BERTH 1ib=
| ite 6pn6ags 81 fte11 ol1ttrent 81. ia.
De toe ,nfiteo poa oa'n Iaofalote ,.Sco
Erni1" og fom a1lerebe fprite Gag
op i Gielbene. 9e fu1gfe ge. z. 2in-
ien or1tre11t SEN bele Set, % Set fir
te oeln giertnen1 @Derne Suite, Oil
Iings og 8isn1orcf. 0et- bar 11oflaa
| lpe116e116e raaHge @aage, 11aor De
figrte pber g}ocfD Moalrtains, for
teller Sr. 8reffe 8eien 1noet fig
opoper Siebifrgt1terne .og pan n1ar1~
| ge @teoer bor SEN 1nral og lao oper
| 1oo 1b9lge116e 9pb at man n1ongcn
@ong fglte til at boloe Nu1ten naor
mani fuloe ie tiIiibe. st tibet Wis-
| grcb al Mo116cn be6 5tDrebiulct bill
Sc ia babt en- frDgtelig Jglge. &eo
| 5iben of Sc bsie sSieloe og oe 1bpl=
ge116e Dpb, 1om Sc 1nuatte fomlne
ober eIler forbi, 1oo b1eb Sc oglaa
noiot for frpgtelige &o116flon1n1c poa
| -for1fjelIigc @teoer, foraariaget Al
7terft @egr1. Wee6 cit 11n0tagel}e,
| lop SSglget 116e til bper Scot. Dctte
por fife life 1pert bebogelig, iIpr foc
Scr. Breffe, 1on1 er 11oget til Mars,
| me1 set git 11oflaa Bro ia ban. ST..
| 8reffe fortel1er, at Ser er 1torortet
Erofif Of Euri1ter form re;ier 1ong=
peis n1eo Muton1obiler. So1 tror, at
| Sc / gie1t1en1111it 1rs5oofte: eaa1fring 90
| Mnto1nobiler per Cog H1p1n oroa tae1t
oper. Dis1e bor 11eolesiet meo ol-
rags Spi og Oppafning for Heilen,
og iblnn6t fa16t man oem ogiaa i
1of laa nfornpiclige On1itnnoigbeoer
| Sr. greffe fortpI1er at Sc Str9g /
&cife11, bbor r1n11 bar f1tl1fttg Tan-
Sing, 1er set npfinn baffert uo, 'nc'1
nodr man fon1111er bort fra 0isIe, iau
Ter set triit 11o. gjennem forif1el-
| Iige 5trpg at Montana, bboriglen=
nen be -reiite, 1oa Mp15fgen oaar1iG
ub. 2igeonn oeloo paa e11oel 5trpf
ni11qcr pcltre g. 0of Ween efter-
| 1on1 Sc fon1 S1itobcr 1ao Meb Set be6=
re og beore. Sr. @reffe bur fife net
op belten1t Zig poo bbor ban bill op=
lboIbe fig / SSrer1tiben men for nnr-
beren6e 1noa BON 1gee 9cgcbir1p
| for fine 9inc, 1o1n bar bpret oaur-
| lig / oct icnere. Sun rciitc berfor
| ne6ober til ct. Saul igoar forot Ie
| Or. 8oecfn1an.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-29
Salpor s1en,plpn bsb.

@olbor Ebon1pio11, en bel fie1,ot
gontn1el @ettler / Eotpn al @agle
2afe, opoe paa ct. 2ufes @olpitol
beri 8Den iganr gftern1i6oag Mere
berom i n9Ite Nr.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-03
Legal Aduertising

NOTICE or HEARING PETITION
 FOR PROBATE OF WILL In the Superior Court of the State of
 Arizona. in and for the County of
 Maricopa.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Ar
 minda Morse, Deceased. No. 3926.
 Notice is hereby given that Jamie Morse Burris has filed in this Court certain document purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Ar minda Morse, together with her pe- tition praying that said document be admitted to probate in this Court as the last Will and Testament of said Arminda Morse who, said petitioner alleges, is deceased, and that Letters Testamentary issue thereon to said petitioner. and that same will be heard on Monday. the 11th day of July. 1921. at 1:30 o'clock in the af- ternoon of said day, at the Court Room of Division Number Two of said Court, in the Court House, in the City of Phoenix. County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, and all persons in terested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have. why the pray CT of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated June 27th, 1921.
 CLAUDE s. BERRYMAN,
 Clerk of said Superior Court. By W. H. Linville.
 Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-03
IRepuhiican A. P. Leased Wire1
 WEEKLY GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 2.-Railroad and elevator wage troubles have greatly unsettled wheat prices this week. and so too have the first big offerings from the 1921 harvest. Largely in consequence, wheat values are down 1%c to S1kc, compared with week ago. Corn finished the week at ss off to L C advance. with oats showing losses to 1is to 15sc62c. and provi- sions varying from 10c setback to 35c advance
 Sharnest breaks Tn the wheat mar ket took place when the fact became evident that employees of all Chicago grain elevators would quit work ard that a widespread tie-up of railroads was possibly impending. Simultane- ous pressure to dispose of new wheat
 from the winter cron belt added to the furry fin the trade. especially as
 bearish opinions rerardiug the gen. eral business outlook were receiving considerable notice. On the down. ward plunge in prices. exporters were prompt to see an opportunity to buy to advantage. and then the market rebounded. Drought news from Rus ssa and other European countries att tracted much attention at this june ture and good deal was made also of abnormal crop conditions in the domestic spring wheat states Rallies.
 however. were not well maintained s
 many bulls preferred to realize on holdings rather than to face uncer- tainties of the weather and other fac
 tors until trading could be resumed
 on next Tuesday.
 Corn and oats dropped with wheat and touched lowest prices vet this
 sea son, but were steadied later by chances of crop damage
 Provisions averaged little higher
 owing more or less to buying for Europe.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-03
OLD TRAIL STILL
 |SSCEN|C WONDER


 That the Apache Trail, despite its poor condition and the adverse de- cisions that have been made against it as a tourist route because of its roughness, is still considered one of the scenic wonders of the country and one which should be brought to the attention of every traveller, is the impression given by the latest bulletin of the executive committee of the Atlantic Pacific Highway as- siciation. in which word is carried that the highway is to include the Trail The pertinent paragraph of the bulletin follows:
 "Ihe line through Ohio follows the river and is north of the tentative route. After full consideration it has been decided that this line would be much more desirable than the line south through Kentucky. The proposed Indiana Ohio line is noted for its scenery and will add many points of interest to the highway. which already possesses two scenic wonders unparalleled in the United States-the Ha Ha Tonka park of Missouri and the Apache Trail of Arizona"
Arizona republican., 1921-07-03
YVES HILL MADE
 DEPUTY WARDEN

Yves Hill has been named deputy game warden by Joe V. Prochaska, head of the department. MT. Hilps duties will be confined entirely to the office, the field work being in charge of MT. Prochaska and his other dep uties.
 Mir. Hill was recently employed by Twohy Brothers on road construction and at one time was connected with the state highway department. He was the president of the Wes Hill Stage company several years ago.
 Mrs. Rose Hayden, who formerly held the position to which Mir. Hill was appointed yesterday will be con- nected with the state auditors office in the inventory and appraising de- partment
Arizona republican., 1921-07-03

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
 MARICoPA COUNTY. ARIZONA. No 5431-Sheriff's Notice of Sale in
 the Matter of the Confiscation of
 Apperson Automobile.
 The State of Arizona, Plaintiff, vs
 p. c. Brown, George McCarter.
 Bertha Davis and Ella Severteros,
 Defendants.
 Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of the Superior Court of Maricopa County, State of Arizona, and to me as Sheriff duly directed and delivered in an action wherein the State of Arizona was plaintiff and D. c. Brown, George McCarter, Bertha Davis and Ella Severteros were defendants Where in 1t is ordered, that the proceeds from the sale of said car after the expenses of said sale have been de- ducted, be deposited with the County Treasurer of the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona. The description of said car is as follows, to-wit:
 One Apperson Eight Touring Car bearing Arizona license number S333s and motor number 22303.
 Public notice is hereby given that will on the 23rd day of June, 1921 at the hour of two o'clock D. m. ol that day at the court house of Mari copa County. Arizona, in the city ol Phoenix, Arizona, sell the above de- scribed property to the highest an6 best bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States of America. Dated this 11th day of June, 1921
 JOHN MONTGOMERY, By H. L. DIEHI, Sheriff. Deputy Sheriff..
 Under and by virtue Of an Ordei issued out of the Superior Court o Maricopa County. Arizona, in tn above entitled case, the sale of tn I personal property described in tn l foregoing Sheriff's Notice of Sale l hereby postponed until the j5th da. of July, 1921, at the hour of o'clock p. m.
 Dated this 23rd day of June. 1921 l JOHN MONTGOMERY, l By HARRY F. MITTEN, Sheriff.
 Deputy Sheriff
Arizona republican., 1921-07-03
03S952

O3s952 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, U. s. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix. Arizona, June 2, 1921.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Mary E. Naylor, of Ph oenix, Arizona, who. on November 19. 1919. made Home stead Entry, No. 03S952, for SWA SWA Section 29. SEA NEA. E15 SEA Section 30. Township 3-N.. Range 4-E.. G. & S R. B & Meridian. has flied notice of intention to make Commuta tion Proof. to establish claim to the land above described. before the -egister and Received. U. $. Land Office, at Phoenix Ari- zona, on the Sth day of July. 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Patrick O'Dsnnell of Scottsdale. Arizona.
 Russell McDaniel,
 James Shea,
 Mabelle Graves. all of Phoenix. Arizona.
 CRAS. E. MARSHALL, 67-21 Register.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given by the Boaid of Supervisors of the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona that sealed proposals will be received by said board of supervisors up to the hour of two o'clock F. NJ Monday July 18th, 1921. at it's office in the Court House in the City of Phoenix. in said Marieopa County, Arizona. for the purchase of the Bonds of School District Number AS. of Maricopa County, Arizona in the sum of Five Thousand five hundred Dollars (s5,- 500.o0) in the denomination of Five hundred dollars each bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, heretofore authorized by an election held in said school district No. AS Saturday July 3rd, 1920.
 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 MARICOPA COUNTY. ARIZONA
 Fully w. Benson,
 Clerk