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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-31
A GOOD ROADS ARGUMENT

jacksonville Aug. 31.-A jackson
vile motorist after carefully weighing
the prospect OF obtaining action from
The State Road Department. toward
the Immediate repair Of the highway
between jacksonville and DayloIa
and between Jacksonville and the
Georgia State Line south o. FOlkstOn,
Ga, proposes that mCtOTiSJ sresiding
along the route adopt the method ST.
Petersburg business mon followed
about fifteen years ago when they felt
he need OF an automobile outlet from
st. Petersburg to the north.
The st. etcrsbmg motorists, led by
Ed T. Lewis, II. ii. Thomas. Al Fisher.
}. 6. Foey and others merely loaded
four or five men into each Of several
cars, took aboard few shovels. rakes,
hoes and an axe and working on
Thursday half-holdays soon had one
Of the best fatwoods sand roads in
Florida.
The Jacksonville motorist cites this
example as something that would
work wonders, at least between Jack
a0nyille and DaytOna. His scheme
follows:
Volunteer motorists from Jackson
Vile would equip several cars with a
shovel, hoe, rake and a "tamper'
made of biz uf GX6 inch timber,
and leave here in body. Upon en-
ccuEtering the first bit of rough brick
pavement one car would stop and tn -
men aboard would get to work while
thectheYs proceeded down the high
-, IL l.. ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-31
HA|NEs CITY DOINGs

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Leach spent
Sunday in Barlow with Mrs. Leach's
| parents.
Mrs. d. w. Stevenson of Moore IIav-
en- spent Monday night with Mrs.
Grace S. Lock on Tenth street.
w. II. Tibbals was transacting bust
ness in town Wednesday afternoon
John Greer of Davenport was a bus
mess visitor in Haines City Wcdnes-
day.
Captain and Mrs. w. l. Webb are
the proud parents of a fine little girl
who arrived at the Orange General
| Hospital at Orlando last Saturday.
The young lady has been named
Dianna Christene, for Captain Webb :
mother and Mrs. Webb. Every one
joins in extending congratulations and
are glad to learn that both mother and
daughter are doing we'll after being
very i'll for Il time.
Clarence Gutteridge Of Avon Park
spent Wednesday in IIaines City
greeting friends and looking after
! business interests.
Albert Lay OF Jacksonville was a
business visitor in IIaincs City Tues
day.
Mrs. E. J. Roach and Miss Marie
and Master Jack arrived home las
Friday from few weeks visit with
relatives in the north.
Attorney Edward e. Lock and moth
er, Mrs. Grace S. Lock, drove to De
Land last Friday, returning Sunday
| evening.
Captain w. I. Webb drove to Orlan-
do Wednesday to see Mrs. Webb and
young daughter, Miss Diana Christene
who are at the Orange General IIospi-
tai.
J. w Sample and family spent the
week end at DaytOnl Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Atkinson and
family spent the week end at Daytonl
Beach.
Mr., and Mrs. r. C. Holden returned
from short motor trip to Georgia
last Friday.
Mir. and Mrs r. H. Atkinson and
family lett last Friday by auto for
Selma, n. C.. where they will remain
several months on business.
T.. r. Co5urn returned recently from
short visit with relatives in Triton.
Georgia
Edward +. Loci; has moved his law
Offices TO Suite :. Growers Conner
cial Bank building where he has
charge cf the rentals ana collections
for the new bGilding. Any one desic-
ing offices or store rooms should see
Mr.. Lock regarding the same.
The new fixtures Of tn State Bank
have been installed and are one 0f the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-31
GUAVA 1912 INCHES AROUND.
WEIGHS POUND AND A HALF
tArtadia NeWs.

Specimen of q guava weighing Il
pound and Il half and measuring 13 IL
inches in circumference was displayed
ut the News Office Wednesday by the
Rev. A. J. Holt pastor of the First
Baptist church. The big auava. with
another which was only about half as
large, was taken from a tree in the
pastors yard. The tree is bearing this
year for the first time.
The name of the variety could not
be learned from Dir. Holt. Me OBJ
tainad the plant from nursery at
Bradentown. he said. The fruit is
white. has an excellent flavor, and is
almost solid flesh, having few seeds
il a very small cavity The stem is al
most as thick as a lead pencil The
snava is pear-shaped and the exterior
is irregular and bunny
Many PERSONS who saw the fruit
would not believe it was a gu1ya IN
tl they were permitted to smell it,
1hal sct;l9H The question.
.---.-Z -.
Radio! Radio! 0 boy! See the dis
piav 1T IfdrtWright Electric co. III
=. Main St Phone 52G.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-31

rough places, some dirt shoyeled in
raked smoothly and tamped and the
brick replaced A light coating of
dirt thrown over the replaced brick
would complete the job and the car
would proceed until it found another
place to work upon.
While the Jacksonville motorists
We're working ont of this city, one
half or the volunteers at st. Augustine
would be working northward and ths
others to the south
The Same plan would be followed
Ey motorist sat l,lkton. Hastings, Bun
nell and DaytOEa, the Daytoua work
ers proceeding north and persons re-
sidin galong the highway at variocs
points would be urged to do what
they could in the immediate vicinity
Ct their homes.
The ST Petersburg motorists bull,
their road within a few weeks, work
ing only half a day each time. Thurs
day half holidays are ended this week,
So far as Jacksonville is concerned.
but the early part of September
usually is regarded as a collection Of
dog days" 70 rbusiness mon. and it is
believed many motorists would be
willing to spend one or two after
Moons week on the highways.
Little can be done between tho end
Of the paved road south OF Callahan
and the Georgia line but II is pro-
posed that Callahan and billiard mo-
florists and these Of FolkstOn if they
are willing to do 50. arm themselves
With shoycls and devote a few after
noorE to putting rough places in
shape
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19
Inc erening,s collection.

the evenings collection.
The boldest of the three walked
calmly down the enter aisle. I'M
masked. and told Of their mission.
Elder Ditrick invited the stranger
to take a seat. as the contribution
box had not yet been passed.
The intruders declined. however.
and departed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19
Bandits Enter Church
and Demand Collection

HOLIDAY ILL.,, April-while the
congregation was listening earnest
~ to the religious counsel of Elder
f. A. Dftrick three bandits entered
the church Of Chris and demanded
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE VOTERS
OF LAKE COUNTY

Notice is hereby given TO the vot-
ers or Lake County. Indiana. that
the following lists contain the
name and addresses of all candi-
dates whose names will appear upon
lots. tO-Wit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
SHEM & SONS
Alliance, Ohio
Hirtie pentru pereti la case.
Peril 81 vapsele de toate
calitatile. ~
CONvOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ". S. Ammonia Strei-
nul Liber" dim st. Louis, Mo.
Convoaca pe aceasta Gale pc
membrii sal la adunarea generala
lunara. care sc va tinea i'll Hala
de sub No. 722 Barry Str. in 6
August 1922 La ora 2 p. m. precis.
Deci fratilor! find mai multe
de rezolvat i'm favorul Societatii
noastre pe cum 81 alegerea Com.
Aranjator la Picnic este rugat
fiecare membru staruitor nu
lipsi de la aceasta scdinta.
Pana la revedere am ramas sa-
lutandu-va in numele Societatii
"Armonia s. Liber".
Bucur Binig, prescdinte.
Elisei Jonescu, secretar.
(179-S0).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
IMPRESII 81 ASPECTE DIN BANAT
81 ,ARDEAL
cLUJUL CULTURAL 81 ARTISTIC.
Universate bblioeca laboratoare. Monumente de ar
Expozta pictoruui Negosanu Perspective de viitor

Tinerimai academica din Cluj,
sub conducerea unor professor bine
inzestrati ca suflet 81 ell minte, =
face interesante progrese la Cluj 81
credem ca va lucra GU ravna 81 pen
tru interesele noastre rationale de
viitor. Nici nu ar putea altfel
cand moStenirea ungureasca vred-
MICA de luat i'm seania. EXista acOlo
biblioteca de 100000 de volume,
SYSTEMATIC organizata, dupa toate
perfectiunile technice ale timpului
Am gasit, in sectiunea documen-
telor, acte stravechi despre legatu-
rile voevozilor noStri ell strabunil
principi al Transilvaniei cum 81 0
sectiune cuprinzatoare de arhive
ale magnetilor unguri RESIDENT in
Cluj 81 in intregul Ardeal.
Intre dOcumente. am remarcat
unul care he aminteste rugamlntea
unui domn al Moldovei care cere
vim de Tokai unui principe transit
van.
4 cea mai bogata biblioteca din
tot cuprinsul tarei. Am semnat "a
colo in cartea de amintiri IA blblote-
cei Gu acelasi drag cu care, la II
misoare, am inaugural cartea de
aur manufactures de tutun. Stunt
semne modesto de impresii culesc
in treacat din locuri unde omul are
multe lucruri frumoasc de invatat.
Universitatea e @ cladire severa
dar mandra. Cetatenii academicl
pot gasi acolo minunate isvoare de
invatatura pentru ca au la indema-
na laboratoare bine organizate 81
inzestrate Gu toate progresele stun
tel de All 81 GU toate mlJloacele de
cercetare pentru viitor.
In primavara Sc va Inaugural la
Clui institutul Pasteur, in carul
oryanizare sa lucreaza Gu multi a
want. Nor fl invitati professor de
la institutul din Paris, cum 81 de-
legati din toate centrele lumel. Va
Fl O admirabila manifestatie a stl-
intel.
Linistita cetate CulJulul 81
mladie admirable in fata rostului
intellectual 81 artistic.
Ca monument de arta, eel mai
impunator e blocul care simbolize-
aza Mattel Corvin 81 maririre Unga-
riei. Sculptorul Fadrus Ianos au-
torul acestui monument, murit
tinar, II avea nici 30 de ami. Sin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
kUVELE
De I. SLAVICI.*)

|ii sunt tata, 81 Gu maica-sa, ne
vasta-mea, fiindca ME copil 81
tine la moi ca la parintii lui. /,
''Prea bine, prea bine. = graf
dascalul mai domol. - Nu stiam.
Copiii trebuie sa tina la parintii
lor 81 la dascalul lor, fiindca el
este un parihte sufletesc: acesta
e Gel dintaiu lucru, pc care tre-
buie sal inyete copiii la scoala.
E foartc frumos, Cd Hutu tine Ia
parintii lui, si-mi pare bine; dar
atunci pentruce s'a dus fara
Noia mea Ia scolile latinestii Stii
tu, ma, urma el Gu asprime, ca eu
avcam de gang sd te scot dascal
in sat 81 sa-ti dau pe fata mea
Cornelia de nevastai
Una ca asta nu Sc poate!
striga Budulea scos Gu desalvar.
sire din sarita lni.
Stu, raspunse Hutu recc
ca u examen, precum mi-ati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

toare 81 le poti citi. Oar omu
trebue sd fie, inainte de toate
crestin 81 sd tina la limba lui
pentruca nu nici o limba ma
frumoasa la sunet 81 mai deslu
sta la inteles decat cea roma.
neasca. Sa vii la mine sa-ti arai
gazetele mele 81 sa-mi mai spui
despre cele latineSti.
Seara jucam Gu totii cartile pc
nuci la dascalul Claita, care sta
tea la Q parte intrc gazetele lui
81 cerca mereu cuvinte latinesti
de Ia Hutu. FL avea cinci numerc
din 'Gazeta Transilvaniei'1 81
'patru din 'Foaia pentru lninte,
NINA 81 literature" 81 acum
'cauta meGeu locul, unde Sc vor.
.bia deapre Latium. Il, in sfarsit,
fbinc 50 le stii 81 aceste, zicea
,el din cand in cand, fiindca Sc
vorbeste cateodata despre ele 81
9 ffumos sd stii, care din ncamul
nostru au fost inlparati 81 sd
arati negru pc alb, ca nici moi nu
suntem I'M neam prost".
Dar Hutu nu prea blga de
seama Ia aceste, caci el era, Gel
mai nenorocit ON de pc fata ps-
|mantului.
lnsinte de toate se simttia es
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
De WHARF
C0Nv0CARE

Socletatca Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Major Livius d. Te-
iuseanu" din L. Hammond, Ind.
Convoacai pc toti membrii din loc
81 jur de lua parte la sedinta
lunara ce Sc va tinea in ziua de
6 August 1929 in Hala GO Cop
House. Sedinta Sc va incepe la
orele ! 80 p. m. punctual. Toti
membrii sunt obligati lua parte
la aceasta sedinta, find chestii de
mare importanta. Scuze nemoti
vate nu sc primesc. In speranta
ca fiecare mcmbru Isl va face
datOria semnam.
In numele Soc. "Maior Livius
d. Teiuseanu" din Hammond.
Ind.
George Iovan, presedinte.
Vichenta Adamescu, seer. fin.
(173 e. 79).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

|pe ganduri, despre aceasta an
citit 81 prin gazette. Pentruca 50
vezi tu: eu am vre-O noua fol d;
gazette, pe care lie tin, fiindca
intr 'insele pc lei pe colo cate
|ceva frumos 81 folositor 81 bine
ca omul sd stranga asemenea ga
zete. In cartile noastre romanesti
cum lie avem in biserica, nu sta
mimic despre aceasta; dar in ga.
zetele aste mai noui Sc zice, ca
latiifii erau pagani, cum sunt
bunaoara Turcii, 81 aveau un i'm
parat Latium, care vorbia roma
neste 81 deacolo ne. numim moi
romani, Asa ceya... nu tin bine
minte. Tu stii acum latineste: 81
Ffie oare ca romaneStei
'Tocmai pc tocmai! raspunse
Hutu. La latineste Sc zice:
Hic gallus cantans, in arbore Sc
dens, pira pona comedens, chi
chirichi dicens!
'Auzi vorbai striga Budu-
lea incdntat. Gurat latineste
lie spune! i
Oar nu pFea seamana . ro
maneSte, adause -dascalul..
Cum nui se Hutu.
Gallns cocos e6lltAIe } cantare.
q arboEe 4 arbarl pari !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

gura vina ce S ar putea aduce "a
cestei opere de arta c subtila gre
sala de armonie soclului GU bio
cul de sus.
Poate 81 curbatiunea gatului ca
lului, pc care sta biruitor corvinul
sd fie putin lipsita de firesc 81 de
adevar.
Aceste mici 81 neinsemnate paca-
te dispar ,aproape cu totul i'm fata
maretiei intregului, composite adj
mirabil stilizata 81 proportionata.
ST pentru ca veni vorba de arta,
G vrednic de relevat succesul pic
torulm Negosanu care a avut 0 in
teresanta eXpozitie a lucrarilor sale
la Cluj. Presa minoritara. atat de
fireSc grabita sa ne suplinieze paca-
tel uneori. = s'a plecat Gu respect
i'm fata acestui talent romanesc. In
tr 'adevar, presa intreaga alto
nalitatilor nu cruta vocabularul dc
elogii cand isl exprima admiratia
in fata artei lui Negosanu.
Pc moi, earl null cunOsteam de
cat prea putin, din pricina ;lctivi-
tatei sale lenese i'm vechiul regat,
expozitia acestui pictor a fost o a.
devarata destainuire.
De altfel gustul 81 dorul de arta
al Ardealului 81 Banatului sunt att
de puternice, in cat ne miriam ca
pictorii 81 sculptori nostri Sc margi-
nesc la Capitala 81 nu Sc gandesc sa
bucure 81 tinuturlie unite Gu pro-
ductiunea talentelor lOr.
Despre perspectivele de viitor,
cate nu s'ar putea spune? O sedere
de numai doua zile nu ne-a inga-
duit sa cercetam tot ce poate Fl III
teresant la Cluj.
0 descriere cinstita pretinde sd
stat, sd observi, sd cercetezi. In
eraba ma poti prinde de cat palide
reflexuri, umbre fugare, evocatiuni
sterse 81 slabe.
Perspectivele de viitor ale Cluiu-
lui sunt insa admirable 81 avem
convlngerea ca, in vechea citadela
magnatilor, va inflori cat de Gu
rand metropola noua de stiinte,
de arte 81 de civilizatie fecunda.
Aceia ce strica Clujului, ca 81
celorlalte targuri mari 81 mici din
Ardeal 81 Banat, = ciudatenia
firmelOr, rebate inrt o prea .stricata
limba romaneacca.
("Universul' L. Hiescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
BUDULEA TAICHu.
Nuvolx

Dar &c yrei sd te faci acum
calvin? palpistaSg popas notaras
,Spune-mi ce?
Hntu ramase ca traznit din
senin inaintea lui.
Dascal mare, jupane invatator,
- raspunse Budulea, apropiindu-
Sc GU sfiala, dascal intaiu, care
site toate limbile 81 spune celui-
lalt dascal ce trebuie sd invete pc
copiii oamenilor. Alt lucru nu Sc
poate. Dar fiindca ma VENT de-
cat ieri acasa 81 fiindca mara -sa,
nevasta-mea, MI voia sd mearga
Ia biserica, q ramas 81 el acasa cu
moi, cu parinfii lui, Gu mine, care
. Aeost volnn = poate pro-
auE3 = 16ituxs ''oastoe 1ennfr
lia1' 1ss1Ssa q -. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

poma e poama, sedere e sedere
deere zicere.
- Da, cam aduce, cam, aduce
- zise dascalul pus pc ganduri
- Nu-i vOriba, bine sd site omul
81 latineste. Sc vede, ca roma.
neasca stricata, bunaoara cum
vorbesc Ungurii. Mute mai
scornesc oamenii. 81 cum ziceai ca
snna cocos?
Gallus.
I Nu aduce GU romaneste, dar
suna frumos. Gallus,, par'ca yezi
cocosul.
Frumoasa vorba adause
Budulea.
81 cum zice oins III
- Homo. eas. /
Auzi vorba /!
Scamana. Dar muierei
'Mulieri
Curat romaneste!
Oar aceea &c E, cand pspa pa.
pistascsc Domninus vobiscumi
Domnul Gu vol.
AuEii I frumos scoate
gfai acum dascalul eu totul i'm.
blanxit. = bine 81 site un das.
cat u latineste.' Pentruc6 81 vexi
IA se pot gasi ii in latineetc
earti segise aaspts lAeruEi foloSis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

spus-o de mai multe ori, 81 lam
adus funda de panglica albastra
pentru Craciun.
'Atunci pentruece teal dus la
scolile latinestiY intreba dascalul
Gu totul domol.
Aceasta era intrebarea, la care
sc astepta Hutu 81 la care de multi
Isl pregatise raspunsul; el facu
dar un pas inainte, Isl potrivi hal
nele pc trup, rasufla odata din
greu, apoi graf respicat 81 des-
lusit:
''Jupane invatator! Profesorul,
domnul Wondracek, zis ca ma
da la gimnaziu 81 lam spus, ca nu
Sc poate, fiinca d-ta al zis, ca tre-
ibue sd ma due la preparandie, Cd
sa ma fac invatator. Ell q raspuns,
ca tocmai spre a ma face irvata-
tor trekue 81 invat mai nainte la
tineste, Eu atunci lam spus, Cd
nu Sc poate, fiind-ca d-ta al zis,
Cd linrba latineascd o limba pa
ganeasca. 81 atunci . ris 81 a zis,
Ga Gu sunt prost, de oarece char
limba romaneasca e 81 ea un fel de
lirnba latinessca ii ca nu pot sa
flu professor daca nu stiu lati-
neste.
,vezi graf dascalul pqs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

nitro lume ell desavarsire strai
ma. Char 81 casa dascalului pa
rea alta decat aceea, de carc-si
aducea aminte: usile 81 ferestrele
Il pareau grozav de mici 81 tava.
nul foarte JOS, apoi toate, char 81
imbracamintea fetelor, erau sara.
cacioase. Dupa aceea fusese pri-
init Gu prea multa raceala. Afara
de hrvia, care grabise vesela Ia
dansul, toate celelalte fete, din1
preuna Gu dascalita, vorbiau GU
el ca 81 Gu TN strain. Linica par
ca Sc temea de Ell. Mill, care cres-
cuse acum mare, fiindca trecuse
de sase AMI, statea sfiita la Q pars
te si-l prWia ctl ochi mari; Vetu.
ria nlci nu voia sa site de dansul,
lar Ia Cornelia nu indraznea el s;l
prlveasca. Cornelia ii daduse
mana; atat tinea minte. Apoi mai
tlnea minte, ca ea q zis, Cd pas.
CUBA de banii, po care la dat
pentru flnlda cea de pangiica al
bastra, flindca asemenea funde
ny sunt decat pentru demnisoare;s
oar i multumcste pentru ca 81 d
" pastra ca un semn Dc aducere
aminte..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
De vINzARE

Pharmacie Drug Store), situat
in comma Ginta, Plasa Tinca,
judetul Bihor, Romania, Sc vinde
toata Maria, Scule, Licenta, etc.
Pcntru pretul de $1o00.0O dolarl.
sau in schimb de un stor, Grocc.
RE, sau Confectionery Store, in
America.
Proprietarul de present este in
America, pentru informatlunl va
adresati la:
CHARLES YANCOVICZ
1163 S. Main Street.
Akron, Ohio.
(17S-oOl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

APARE IN FIECARE II.

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CENT? de publicatie. Sub SO de cent?
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Pentru Dari de seama, InvitAri de
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Manuscriptele sau fotografii nu se
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NJ Va ingIilid dc grove

- sau sa lucrati ori 81. unde.
IN cind pcteti usor veni la Scoa-
My> la Internal ionala NOssokoffs. s.
EtkS pentru barbierit. frizat parul
u ST manicura, 81 veti fnvata
meseria Gu un cost mic. Avem femei
carl lucreaza la barbierit. NOssOkOff's,
1902 Penn Ave-, Pittsburgh. Pa. (2)
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-03
RESOLUTION NO. 143

AN ORDER PROVIDING FOR THE
 ADVERTISEMENT AND SALE
 OF S6O,OOO PARK BONDS OF
 THE TOWN OF FLAGSTAFF,
 COCONINO COUNTY, ARIZONA,
 AUTHORIZED TO BE ISSUED
 AT A SPECIAL BOND ELECTION
 HELD IN AND FOR SAID TOWN
 THE END DAY OF OCTOBER, A.
 D., 1922.
 WHEREAS, at a special election in and for the Town of Flagstaff, Co., conino County, Arizona, the 2nd day of October, A. D. 1922, majority of the property taxpayers who were in all other respects qualified electors of said town and were present and vot- ing at said election, voted in favor of borrowing money and issuing bonds of said Town in the aggregate
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-03

ing of the council were read and ap- proved.
 The Clerk then presented and read the notice of the meeting, with proof of service thereof, which notice and proof were ordered spread upon the record of the meeting and were so spread in the following form: Flagstaff, Arizona, October 29, 1922. To Dan Williams, E. A. Cameron, C..
 w. Isham, S. F. Quay, H. L. Hunt and E. c. Slipher; Members of the Common Council of the Town of
 Flagstaff, Arizona:
 You are hereby notified that pur- suant to law special meeting of the common council of the Town of Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona, will be held and is hereby called and ordered to be held at the City Hall in said Town on the 31st day of Octo- Der, A. D., 1922, at the hour of 7 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of con- sidering the adoption of resolution and order providing for advertising the sale and selling the $60,000 Park Bonds of said Town, authorized at a special election held in and for the said Town, the 2nd day of October, A. D. 1922, and of taking such further action thereto as may be deemed ex- pedient.
 It is important that all members of the council be present at this meet ing.
 T. E. PULLIAM, (SEAL) Mayor Attest:
 c. T. PULLIAM,
 Town Clerk.
 State of Arizona,
 County of Coconino,
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BELIEVE FATAL FIRE AT
 BOWIE WAS INCENDIARI

That the fire which destroyed the store of T. S. Bowen, merchant of Bowie, in which he was burned to death, was of incendiary origin, is the belief of farmers living in the vicinity of the store, who reported to Sheriff J. E. Hood and Coroner H. P. Mer- Till when they went out to investigate, According to the officers, the farm CTS who witnessed the fire reported that when they saw the fire it started simultaneously in two or three parts of the store and lumber yard, which adjoined. One farmer reported to the officers that when he first saw the fire there was one big blaze at one side of the store and another in the lumber yard adjoining, fully 50 feet away from the main building.
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Town of Flagstaff, ss.

Town of Flagstaff, ss.
 l, the undersigned, Clerk of the Town of Flagstaff, of Coconino Coun- ty, Arizona, do hereby certify that served a notice, in the foregoing form, upon each member of the Con- mon Council of said Town, by deliv- ering to him personally written copy of said notice addressed to him more than forty-eight hours prior to the time of the meeting therein called.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of said Town, this 1st day of October, A. D., 1922.
 c. T. PULLIAM, (SEAL) Town Clerk.
 Thereupon Councilman s. F. Quay introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution and order:
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-03
SUMMONS NO. 1845.

In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Coconino.
 Clyde D. Beach, Plaintiff, vs. Laura G. Beach, Defendant.
 In the Name of the State of Ari- zona, To Laura G. Beach, 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 Complain 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