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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
EMMA DEE RiNDLE TO
APPFtR HERE THURSDAY

Tn" inst and without question one
ot the most highly interesting ana de.
hSLfm numbers OF the Dixie I.Xccum
Course that IL being brought To Anna.
q 70 under the auspices OF thu slothers'
council. composed Of the various Par.
M fsarhers' Clubs II the city. win b.
Tie peffornano, 10 be given. present.
ms Emma D''c Randle. m0no,lramatic
entertainer an interpretive reader.
Thursday evening. Oct &c. in the High
auditorium.
Mrs. Iandle is wizard In the art ~
entertaining. She throws her vcty mag.
he;.c ana attractive personality into
h'f work and draws in here aud there
sj'h slcver and delightful bits OF hu.
NOR which together with her wide ex.
rer.encc through which she has gained
la broad understanding OF human IN.
the. has assisted her tn winning thou.
StrGs OF audiences throughout the
country. The course which consists OF
'our feature numbers. IS expected to 10
enc Of the biggest hits OF the winter
rllnths Tickets far the entire course
2r SINGLE performances may be pur.
hasod from any Of the members 81 tha
crent Teachers Associations
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FIRST BAPTIST EXTENSION
WORK DEP iRTMENTN

~ about 1851 there was organized
Ia the State 81 New York the first
Iiom- Department ~ the Sunday
school The results accomplished by
this home department drew the at
t-ntion Of the sunday School experts
At that day, and in ls9? Il became rec.
Ogriized hy the International Sunday
School Association.
The Nome Department Of the First
Esptls, Sunday School is doing much
Iood. hot the officers OF the Sunday
school feel II IN not reaching its pos.
slhllnles ina, others may understand
the nature OF the work and also 9th
ers understanding It's "piace and Pur-
l,oS<" may wish 10 Join this depart
ment. u. John Meyers, assistant sun.
Gay .Slhool Superintendent herewith
lives short sketch Of its Place, pur.
pcs' and Spiritual Opportunity.
The place Of the Home Department
T. naturally in the home. II ~ for par.
ents that are unable 10 attend thu
SUNDAY School because Of household
duties ana cares. Another class called
Hhut.ins are eligible for membership In
the Home department snch as invalids,
as,d. the inflrmed. etc. Then there are
the shutouts, those because 81 other
Cu;ies nortaining 10 the pubic welfare
tia, arr shut out from the Sunday
Srhool This caisS comprises trainmen.
fSnlic tnnen street carmen. Blremen.
public servants and nurses Scattered
communities. wide stretches Of terri
tory. ranches unreached by the Sunday
Scnonl. This class comprises trainnien
the Home Department as department
- the Sunday School and every mem
Ter OF IN. Home Department rs \
member OF tho Sunday School.
The purpose and score 81 the work
~ the Home Department is 70 promote
systematic Bible Study in the home
To encourage individual and family
worshin. Endcavor 10 win It's lost mem.
l-rs 20 accept Chris, as their Savior.
To enlist its members along definite
Ines tor service. and also 10 develop
the social side OF the church lie.
The spiritual opportunity or the
fionir Department is 10 reach All those
who Tor some reason or other cannot
attend the scss.nos OF the Sunday
erhool.
How 70 enroll? Phone i3l or mail let.
t'r or post car 20 the First Raptist
Sunday School ~ Amarillo requesting
o. Join the Home Department. ana also
to receive the Homo Department Mag.
s4lne fre" 81 charge. one OF our Home
department visitors viii gladly nll on
sou and explain In further detail what
. privilege Is yours in joining. Join a
once. % costs you nothing financially.
and De- simply done as other work II
th' SUNDAY Schonl. FOR the glory
- God aud building up % It's Kingdom
.inouE men. John Sl6
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Social MEETING TO III lIi.ID
~ niSTRlCT SEVEN

The regular monthly social meeting
H.ll bee held by tho ladies 10 District
Seven ~ tho Polk Street Methodist
Church "Wednesday afternoon 100 o
clock M the home of Mrs T.. S.
l1lLcsS. iil0 Tyler Street
An interesting program OF romings
music and games has been arranged.
end the hostrsscs of inc afternoon will
q as follows M"s,lamcs T. $ Burgess.
y II. Lawrence. g. j. Elackbau 4. A..
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Avah D. Meyer
Telephone All
HOW HIINm


i,.w blind We arr as We Journey on
through Life,
l-ach day we pass unsec.ng through the
strife:
", work aad struggle far 10 find our
Goals.
"Ssn love have them Here within
our Souls
We IN uur greed and hurry miss the
way,
W. pass unsesing. beauties through
each day:
We ml to drink the fragrance from
some flower.
That would have meant happy. gold.
cn hour.
'"e fail TO hear the message ~ some
song.
Inst lifted pure and sweet to make us
strong.
We pass a jcweled word friendly
smile
"hat seeing would have made the day
worthwhile.
We Oft times miss the deep and rip
plins note
Gf pladness hubblng from a robins
throat
Y, stumbling look Tor ftoncs along
the way
.'t,u lifted eyes would view spark.
ling DAY
Pow hlind We walk on through LIES
whrllug years;
V mis-, hig treasures. harbor:ug little
fears.
- midst our hurry and our early plod
- miss the strong and slmpl, things
ui God
--Alyah D. Never
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10 is claimed that the Africtn el..
riani car charge Cor a short distance
al tho rate o. 10 miles an hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
AZ LINKS ENJOY MORNING
% FRIDGE THURSDAY

very delightful meeting was held
~ the members OF the III links club
Thursday morning. at the home OF Hiss
MINI Cunningham. NO2 Fillmore Street.
GaN decorations. suggestive az the
f1N season, We're used IN the guest
iooms and bridge was INDUCED In by
group OF enthusiastic players The
moi rlrg's high score honOrs wera won
" Mrs Eiil Boycc. who was presented
Niih an artistic basket fllled with arti.
o. al fruit Delicious refreshments we're
ai,f served the members and club
quests. Mcs'lam's Sarl Mayrc. James
shelton, Ely lohsnou aud Nl-, Carolyn
Hr1ant
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ONGRESSNiN JONES Will
,nDRi.SS Hl SINE~S NOMIN

III. Business and Professional Nuu'
'r's club wlll meet .u thr anne, 90. lu'
f'l Street Methodist Church. Tues
itr evening. Supper VII lr SrrvI
lr'mUiiH 90 $40 o.clork. Nrs Carrie
g. I'Wu.us chairman "a: entertain.
I.rnt TO- the evening Juuu ..s that
i.r club o. especially -utuust. 900 that
Durrc~,uan Marvin iorps viii tain %
be- women l'ong 'u,. 90 csp,, .al .r.
orW % them. 8 gHnl ATTENDANCE =
,.ICcted
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vi SIC TEACHERS HAVE
INTERESTING MEETING.

The recent meeting and luncheon of
the Amarillo Music Teachers Assocll.
ton held 200 the Amarillo Hotel. was one
OF great interest aud enjoyment Al
MOST %" entire club membership was In
attendance ana a number 81 matters
Including music credit .n tho public
schools were discussed Superutcn.
dent and Mrs. W 4. Mcintosh were
special guests OF the occasion
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ttLIED ~ sINESS MEETING
OF LOCAL ID. A. X.

5 called business meeting viii be- held
~ the momhcrs of the Esther NcCrory
'tautor ~ the daughters az tEo Ameri-
u~ Revolution Tuesday Afternoon oct.
90 al $50 o''loc, at tn home OF Mrs
William Eoycc lli0 Tyler street. \
'uii attendance OF members Is urged.
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W0MiN'S AUXILIARY TO
WET WEDNESDAY

Tho Womans Auxiliary o. the Cen.
Iul Presbyterian Church viii meet AZ
. o'clock. "Wednesday afternoon. for a
lesson taken ;rom the HON. Missions
monthly, led hy Airs STREET. and one
utm th" trnth chapter OF Bib, study
I'D hy Mrs Peterson.
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NETTING or CATHOLIC
GIlTEIlS or AMERICA

a meeting will Dee held 10y the Catho.
ne Daughters of America nj 73O
. dock "Wednesday evening. at the
Tdiish han An members are requested
10 be- present
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HOME SERVICE SECRET ATRN
SOl.iCITS WORK FOR
[ NEMPIO DYED

The Home Service secretary ~ M,
Red Cross would like to secure work
Ton a young ndg as ,lcrn cashier or
office gifl. any kind OF work except ng
si'nogiaphic Also work hy the hour
90 day Tor woman about forty five
years Of age
can Mrs Ross: 1859 or 1906.
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E=s:= Society Women's Features Churches 55==

'.mmpkin. Robert Wilson. J. w. bod.
son. $. y. Fish. j. u. Kerr Grover
aircy r. l.. Campbell Louis Anthony
CNGc Smith. L. " Walker. and J. l.
Clicksall.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED

A very pleasant and happy sur
prise was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
A. Duke Of Thatche, when their son
and his family arrived from Los
Angeles, Friday evening, 1t has been
twelve years since the son has been
home and for that reason the visit
will be more enjoyable. Miss Cleofa
Duke. who has been in the coast city
for number of weeks. returned to
Thatcher with her brother.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
EN- ROUTE TO SANTA re

Or. Jeanette Reed and Miss Hughs,
who were returning to their home in
Santa Fe, New Mexico, after an ex
tended auto trip to the Grand Canyon
and other noted places in northern
Arizona, stopped over Thursday for
a visit with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Rawson. Leaving Stafford they
went to Deming then to Albuquerque
and on to Santa Fe.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
BACK FROM VACATION

After vacation trip of several
weeks to FL Paso, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Foster. and their son, Frank and his
wife have returned home. The Fos-
ters had intended going on to Cal
ifornia but found after reaching Ell
Paso that they would have to abandon
their plans. Mr.. Foster reports that
while travelling through New Mexico
they encountered great many floods
and muddy roads caused by the heavy
rains that fell in that section.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
LEAVES Stafford

Mrs. Carl Garcia left Stafford Sat
urday for Miami to join her husband,
who is employed in the Union Cloth
ing Co, in that city. Mrs. Garcia
left sooner than she expected in or
der to be with her husband, who
few days ago received a severe fall
in which his back aud arm were in
jured.
The Garcias have been residents
OF Stafford for several months and dur
ing their stay here made a great num-
ber of friends who regret their leaving.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
VISITORS FROM FT. THOMAS

Albert Todd and Archie McEuen
were business visitors in town last
Saturday from FIT. Thomas. Mr.. Todd
who has been in the general mer-
camille business at that place fOr
several years, has sold the establish
ment to Mr. McEuen, the deal being
closed Saturday. Mr.. Todd expects
to leave Ft. Thomas soon but has not
yet decided just where he will To-
cate or what business he will engage
in.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

rods: thence East 100 rods; thence
North 16O rods; thence West 100 rods,
to the place of beginning. and con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less.
am commanded to sell the above
described real estate at public auc-
tion to satisfy the lien Of the interven'
ers and of the plaintiff as in said
Judgment set forth. and
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
| viii on the 26th day OF July, 1929. at
two o'clock p. M. of said day, at the
court house door situated in the town
of Stafford, County of Graham State
OF Arizona, sell at public auction for
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
AIRpLANE AGAIN FLYING

The airplane that was wrecked at
Glenbar on Decoration Day. by coming
in contact with tree, while the dri.
yer, Charles Maize, was attempting
to leave q field in which he had land
ed the day before, has been repaired
and on Sunday and Monday a great
many people took advantage of the
opportunity offered and had flight
in the plane.
Mr.. Maize, who owns the machine,
with his assistant, Walter Ballard,
left Tuesdty. flying in the direction of
Ft. Bliss.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
VISITORS FROM GLOBE

Major E. H. Roach, buyer for the
Solomon.Wickersha Co.. accompan-
led by Mrs. Roach and her mother,
Mrs. Laura Carlton were visitors in
town the latter part of last week.
ACCEPTS POSITION
Alfred Clifford left tn the train Fri
day morning for Ben'on. where he
has accepted a positiLu with the
Apache Powder Company.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

current lawful money of the United
States of America, ali the right. title,
claim and interest Of the said defend
ants, Eugene Curtis and Pearl Curtis,
his wife. In and to the above-describ-
ed property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said judg.
ment with interest and costs and ac-
cruing costs. to the highest bidder.
Dated, this 30th day OF June. 1892
]. d. SKAGGS,
Sheriff.
BY s. |. Aired, Deputy.
First Publication July 4, 1892
Last Publication July is, 1922
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
FOR BENEFIT OF HEALTH

Mrs. Alice Alfred and two little
girls, Delva and Virgel, and Mrs. ALI
reds father Heber Higgins, left on the
train Saturday morning for Alhamb-a,,
Cal, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer. Mr. Higgins
has not been in very good health for
several months past and goes to the
coast hoping that change OF climate
win be benificial to him.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
FIRST CASE BEFORE
THE BAR OF JUSTICE

Until the case of Ninon Estavillo |
charged with manufacturing intoxi |
eating liquor. came up for hearing
before Judge w. r. Chambers, in the
superior court Friday morning, il was
not known or even suspected that
two of our prominent citizens had,
for the time being, taken up the prac
tice of law and were eagerly await
ing an opportunity to show thel.
ability as lawyers.
When the case was called at 1000
o'cl OK Friday morning, it appeared
that Estivillo was without legal
advisor and as he was anxious to
have the matter disposed of, the
Judge asked attorney Alexander to
defend the prisoner. Mr. Alexander
begged to be excused and as his hon
or was considering the appointment
of someone else, two of our fellow
townsmen, F. L. Ginter and Willard
Pace, offered their services as legal
advisors for the defendant. Altho
knowing it was not the proper thing
to permit lawyers who had not
been admitted to the bar, to prac-
tice in the courts of this state. the
judge accepted their offer and the
case proceeded to trial.
After the Mexican had testified in
bis own behalf, his step-daughter,
Cuca Oldean was called and proved
to be the star witness. In the ex-
animation OF this witness, the new
lawyers showed their great ability
as legal lights" and proved to the
judge that they were well qualified
for this profession. even though
their questioning dragged into the
case the innocent twin babes of Mr..
and Mrs. Pace. which necessitated
the taking of the witness stand by
one of the defendants lawyers, Mr..
Pace. whose testimony proved the
girls duties at his home did not re-
quire all her time and therefore, she
was at her own home and had ample
opportunity to know for what pur-
pose the apparatus produced as evil
dence was being used. The county
attorney had attempted to show to
the court that it was used to manu-
facture Intoxicating liquor which the
witness said was untrue.
The case was submitted to the
court without argument and the Judge
rendered verdict of guilty.
A fine of $50; s25 to be paid at
the end of 30 days, and the other
S25 to be paid at the end of go days,
was assessed against the defendant
He was also given suspended Jail
sentence of two yers.
The able manner in which this
case was handled by these "near.law-
yers" showed that they had great a.
bility along judicial lines, and caused
their friends to wonder whether they
had not been reading Blackstone, dur
ing the midnight hours The only
criticism of their conduct of the de-
Tense was their failure to address
the court as "yorF honor which
failure the judge smiling ignored.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
NOTICE or SHERlFF'S SALE c
REAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE or sHERIFF's SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY.
In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Graham.
C, NJ, LAYTON, Plaintiff,
VS.,
EUGENE CURTIS, PEARL CURTIS
his wife, and CENTRAL FINANCE
CORPORATION, a corporation,
Defendants,
BANK OF PHOENIX Cformerly Cent
ral Bank of Phoenix), corporation,
and R. w. BAXTER, as Receiver for
the Central Bank of Wickenburg, a
corporation,
Interveners.
Under and by virtue of special
execution and order OF sale issued out
OF the Superior Court of the State Of
Arizona in and for the County of Gra-
ham, in an action wherein C. NJ. Lay
ton was plaintiff and Eugene Curtis,
Pearl Curtis, his wife, and Central
Finance Corporation were defendants,
and the Bank of Phoenix formerly
Central Bank of Phoenix), corpora
ton, and r. w Baxter as Receiver for
the Central Bank of Wickenburg, a
corporation, were interveners, upon a
Judgment rendered on the 23rd day of
January, 1922, in favor Of the said In
Iterveners and against the said defend
ants, Eugene Curtis and Pearl Curtis,
his wife, for the sum OF S6,7S4.50, with
interest on $5,23743 thereof at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum from
the date of said judgment until paid
and on $1,54707 thereof at the rate
OF six per cent per annum from the
date of said Judgment until paid, to-
gether with costs and disbursements
taxed at the sum OF $500. and In
favor Of said plaintiff and against said
defendants, Eugene Curtis and Pearl
Curtis his wife, for the sum OF $5.-
449.12 lawful money of the United
States, with interest thereon from
the date of said Judgment at the
rate of six per cent per annum
until paid. and declaring said
judgment for said interveners and
said plaintiff to be lien on
on the following described real estate,
lying and being in the County of Ora.
ham, State of Arizona. and particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northwest corner
Of the Northeast quarter of the South
east quarter of Section -, in Town
shin s South. Range 23 East OF the ella
and Salt River Meridian in Graham
County, Arizona: thence South $50
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
SUNRISE PRAYER
MEETING FOR eAPTtsTs

The regular sunrise prayer meet
ing was held by the Baptist congre.
cation Sunday on the foothills across
the river north of town: There was
a good attendance and the services
very impressive. @. A. Rhoads led
the meeting and read very inter-
esting paper on churcn work. Every
one at the meeting took part either
by prayer of testimony and the con-
gregation Joined in singing a num-
ber OF hymns.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

County Attorney e. l.. spriggs
says that he is considering the advis-
ibility of appointing MIR. Willard Pace
or Mr.. F, l.. Ginter, as Deputy County
Attorney but he thinks that Mr.. Pace
by reason of beinF hardware man
might be too hard boiled, and by the
reason of Mr.. Gir,er being a miller,
he might grind the public; he says he
will announce his decision later.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
ON VACATION

Among the outgoing passengers last
Saturday morning was Stan Curtis OF
the Bank of Stafford. who goes TO Sar-
Dieg, Call to join Mrs. Curtis and
spend his vacation. While enroute he
will spend several days in Los Angeles
on business.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
HERE FROM kLoNDNKE

Rev. C. Holland, Missionary for the
state of Arizona, who is now spending
the summer at Klondyke, was a Wis
itor in town the latter part of last
week and while here was the guest
of Rev. R. L. Carter Rev. Holland
is the distributing agent for Bibles
and religious literature and any one
desiring a Bible of anything along
this line may leave word with Rev.
Carter, who will take the matter
up with the agent ON his next visit
to Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
A SMALL REWARD FOR
THIS FAITHFUL ANIMAL

That period in the summer known
as Dog Days is almost upon us. The
dog star Is in the ascendant and the
time when dogs are supposed to go
mad, afflicted with rabies, is near at
hand OF course it is superstition.
but like most superstitions has GER
tain basis in fact and scientific
knowledge.
There are those who doubt that
there is such complaint as rabies,
but be that as it may, dogs do become
rabid and hite-dogs that are nor
mally docile and quiet. There is a
reason for this. Dogs do not per-
spire like their masters. Their skin
contains no pores for this purpose.
hence they suffer with the heat They
require frequent drinks of cool wa.
ter and failing this they are apt to
become afflicted with what is known
as rabies.
The best preventative known is
the practise of supplying convenient
drinking places and seeing that they
are we'll supplied with water. The
dogis mans faithful friend. the one
animal that has accompanied him
! from the tropics to the poles, sharing
his prosperity his adversity, and
without complaint, always his friend
and faithful helper, II is as little as
we can do to see that he is not left
j to suffer the pangs of thirst when
the hottest weather is upon us.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
LEAVES FOR PHOENIX

Miss Nellie Angle left Monday
for Phoenix to II for month with
her sisters, Mrs sutton and Mrs.
Lunsford.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
GUESTS FROM CLIFTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Westerman Of
Clifton, were guests Sunday of their
cousin. Miss Leora Westerman. From
here they went to Miami to spend the
Fourth
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
GUEST OF BROTHER

D. G. Kimball was the guest at the
home of his brother. Specer Kimball,
for several days last week. Mr.. Kim
ball is now living near Silver City,
N. NJ, but for number of years
made his home in Utah.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
PHOENIX ATTORNEY HERE

Attorney Scott, OF the law firm of
Sloan and Scott. Phoenix, left Fri
day morning for the capital city after
spending several days of last week
in Stafford on professional business.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
NEW BABY GIRL

A E Denton of the Ford Garage,
was called to Globe Friday by mes
sage stating that baby girl had been
born early that morning to him and
Mrs. Denton, at the hospital in that
city.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
SUMMER GUEST

Mrs. Alice Davis arrived here on
the morning train from Globe yes
terday and expects to spend the sum.
mer with her sister, Mrs. ]. N. STRAIT
ton.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
in GLOBE

Mrs. l.. L. EalSin went to Globe on
the afternoon train Saturday to spend
the Fourth of July with her husband,
who is employed in that city.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

We have no objection to the army
and navy being reduced in size pro-
vided congress agrees to do the
fighting the next time we get into a
scrap.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
GONE 70 COAST

Mrs. Alex Bellman left on Sunday
mornings train for California. where
she will spend the next two months
at Venice and other coast cities,
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
WILL LIVE IN CALIFORNIA

Mrs Kimbau Markham left Satur'
day morning to join her husband who
is employed in Los ANGELES, Cal.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

Virtue wins its own reward, but it
often requires a microscope to find It.
Some people are not led astray by
They follow blindly.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

Tell your Battery trouble to Roper
and he wiz put grin on your face
GF TIA
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

Don't burn your srtw 1t has
marketable value. See S. N. Holman.
FG If.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
GF TIA,
Roper knows batteries.

Highest prices paid for second
hand furniture at TRAYNOR'S FUR
NITRUE STORE Stafford, Arizona.
FIG tt
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

Roper knows batteries. GF TIA.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

Roper knows batteries. GF
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

FOR RENT-ali or half OF brick
building, 30x60 II. adjoining Variety
Store. G. A. Dantworth. FG TT.
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

EUGENE CURTIS, PEARL CURTIS
his wife, and CENTRAL FINANCE
CORPORATION, corporation,
Defendants,
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04
and

BANK OF PHOENIX (formerly Cent
ral Bank of Phoenix, corporation,
and R. w, BAXTER, as Receiver for
the Central Bank of Wickenburg,
corporation,
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

FOR SALE Oliver typewriter,
cheap. at Arizona Title and Alb
stract companys office. i7tf
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County OF
Graham.
C. NJ. LAYTON, Plaintiff,
Graham guardian., 1922-07-04

FORD Touring car for sale cheap il
taken Immediately. Roper OF 7.4c