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New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

In colorful contrast to the ma jority of frocks in pale, pastel tones is the dance dress sketched today. This youthful model, with its soft ly floating skirt, is chiffon in a deep coral shade. So pleasing is this color and so generally flattering to both blond and brunette that I have avoided using any contrasting trimming. Chiffon, picot edge and ribbon bands are all this delightful, Ewarm pink tone.
 Evening gowns of this character continue to stress the fluid sil- houette. The. motion in the skirt portion is achieved by means of tiers, godets, pleats or loose panels. Frequently cape or scarf brings the ripping line to the bodice sec ton also.
 In this instance godets on the front of the skirt and extra circu- lar panels on one side supply the necessary movement.
 As a contrast to this decorative skirt, the long bodice portion is simple and close fitting. Its trim ming consists of three bands of matching velvet ribbon at the hip line, cluster of reddish-pink roses at the top of the panels and a bow and ribbon streamers in back.
 Three bands of velvet ribbon and a cluster of pink roses are the only trimming on this coral-colored dance frock. The V-neck line and loose bodice are noteworthy fea- lures.
 Copyright, 1926 (EFs)
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
Dtcky Hears More About Madge's
 Work With yeritzen,

@~G AA1tAA1 ~tAOtG <hpout
 Work With yeritzen.
 Never in my life have I experi- snced so wonderful thrill of pure ly personal triumph as that which came to me as I saw in Dicky's face the effect of the news Lillian just had given him. I knew, of course, that 1t was not a particularly creditable emotion that meanness and pettiness might we'll be charg- ed against me. Yet any woman who ever had economic independence in her girlhood, and then for years of marriage has been without it. that woman knows my feeling She knows! She KNOWS!
 I do not think that my husband ever had been so astonished. At Lillian's words blank amazement was portrayed in his face, followed by incredulity. I knew the reason for his skepticism. Unconsciously through the years in which I have buried my old aims and dreams be- meath the routine of domesticity he has been formulating mental pie ture of me which held in it no thought of any facet of my nature except those of mother, wife and comrade Since this latest venture of his into the art magazine field, in which Edith Fairfax has so sur prised everyone by her success, he has seemed to find in her enthusi- astic interest in their enterprise, sufficient mental comradeship, so that in Jillian's words, I have be- come to Dicky "a comfortable piece of furniture"
 s'You Needn't be Astonished!"
 It was several seconds before he answered Lillian's pertinent ques- ton, and then he stammered like 2 schooIboy.
 You mean" he said. that Madge ---Madge is to work with Veritzen ?"
 There was little that was fiatter- ing to my vanity in his tone, and Lillian promptly seized upon his in- flection as a text for sermon as scathing as it was short.
 You needn't be so astonished," she snapped. "Other people appre- ciate your wife's mentality, her un- canny memory, and her erudition, even if you have relegated her to the sphere SO beautifully put by the ex-Kaiser in his limitation of all
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
A QUIET INTERLUDE

Jerry bowed stiffly as I introduc- d him to Joan, and helped us into the car. The drive out to the farm- house was filled with small talk, al- though l could feel that Jerry, un- derneath his manner, was weighing our every word with quiet intensity.
 Just as we drew up to the gate, Joan turned to me:
 "Only a few days now and we'll be away from all this" she said. How restful the crossing to Europe will seem"
 I smiled at her.
 Jerry said nothing, but he looked as though he had received his death blow as he helped us out of the car with great formality.
 He made some excuse about park ing the roadster and Joan and walked ui' the syringa lined path to- gather.
 will psver forget that evening
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
Menus for fife Famiip

Breakfast = Baked apples, ce- real, thin cream, crisp graham toast. broiled bacon, milk, coffee.
 Luncheon Baked vegetable medley, whole. wheat bread and but ter sandwiches, floating island with fresh fruit, milk, tea.
 Dinner Ham baked in milk. baked new potatoes, .ten-minute cab bage. cottage cheese with red rasp- berry jam. bran rolls, peach bavar- ian cream, milk, coffee. Baked Vegetable Medley
 Eight small onions, cups green beans, medium-sized tomatoes, 2 tablespoons butter. 1 tablespoon | flour, l tablespoon salt, 1-4 tea spoon pepper, tablespoons buttered crumbs.
 Cook onions and beans separate ly in boiling water to cover until tender. Scald and peel tomatoes and cook Is minutes. Rub through T coarse sieve to remove seeds. Mela butter, stir in flour and add to- Imato puree. Cook, stirring constant ly until thick and smooth. Season with salt and pepper. Arrange on- ions in a well buttered baking dish Add beans. filling spaces between the onions. Pour over tomato sauce and cover with buttered crumbs. Bake 20 to 30 minutes in a hot oven.
 This is an excellent way to use up left-overs. but the combination is so good that it's worth keeping in mind for fresh vegetables. One to one and one-half cups of chopped cooked meat can be added to the sauce if wanted.
 Copyright, 1926, NEA Service,
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
LARGE PiMPLES |. BROKE OUT
On Face. Hard, Red and Scaled Over, Lasted a | Year. Cuticura Healed.

Large pimples had been steadily breaking out on my face. They were hard and red and scaled over. They itehed and I scratched, which caused eruptions and my face was dishg- ured so l had few friends. could not sleep. This trouble lasted over year.
 II sent for a free sample of cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and was much pleased with it. bought more and in two months l was healed" (Signed) Miss Estelle Sosnowski, 40 Houston Ave, Sau. gus, Mass, March 5, 1926. Keep your skin clear and youl pores active by daily use of Cuti- cura Soap. Heal irritations and rashes with Cuticura Ointment. l Soap 8e. Ointment 25 and 5oc. Talcum 25e. Bold everyvheIe. Sample each free. Address: -Cudeura LaboratorieA Dept E, Maiden, MssaS M Cuticura Shaving Stick 25e. ?
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

It is considered most impolite to be inquisitive about another's per- sonal affairs. Most people think that their personal affairs are not the business of anybody else, and in this they are right. Still. Reddy Fox says, How are you going to find out about folks if you don't ask about them 2" Now. he really didn't feel acquainted with Barker the Seal and that was because he knew almost nothing about Barker. He knew of no one he could ask in regard to Barker, and so he became personal. He tried to be polite about it.
 ''I should like to have you come ashore and visit me, MT. Seal" said he in his most polite manner, and that Is a very polite manner.
 Barker looked at him little sus- ptciously. Where do you live?" he inquired.
 "Oh, not very far" replied Red
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

dy. Just over those sand dunes and back on the shore little way"
 Thank you. Mir. Fox" replied Barker. Thank you for your inyi- tation. I find, however, that I must refuse. If I could swim there. I would accept in minute. Instead. suppose you come and visit me"
 Reddy grinned. Thank you. MT. Seal" said he If I could swim I would"
 Barker pretended to be very much surprised. Do you mean to tell
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
The Beauty Doctor
BY NINON. Virginia Magee shows how to get rid Of flesh on the wrist,
BY NINON'

CONDITION-Iat wrists.
 DIAGNOsIS-Usually this mani festation accompanies overweight. You should cut down on your sweets and starehes and reduce generally as well as break down these par ticular fatty deposits by massage.
 TREATMENT-Grasp one hand firmly with the fingers of the other hand leaving the thumb free. With the thumb massage the too adipose portion with firm, circular strokes. If you persist, you can break down these tissues, and restore a. more classical contour.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

The one too personal. you'll find, Is sure to cause distress of mind.
 Old Mother Nature.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
Reddy Becomes Personal

By Thornton w. Burgess
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

(To BE CONTINUED
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
Author of "Love Bound"
 HER MAN"

ghted by oh Broadway New York Ciy)
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

The next story: The Queer Swim mers."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-19
Funeral Directors
One Day for Farmers

HE grange is moving for the annual observance
+ in October of day to emphasize the Importance
n of agriculture.
+ Il does not ask for holiday but it suggests that
school exercises radio talks editorials cartoons etc. be
directed to center thought the place of the farmer in
the national well-being
The third Of our people who work on farms make
possible the existence of the other twohrds They
presumptuous when they ask to be remembered at
least in S65 days.
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}. ". Adams to l. L. Morris. April
l., 1925. deed 20 lot ., block !, new
city block 1928; $3.50.
Ernst wilke 70 william Borchers.
! March 81, 1875 deed 20 lot {, block :,
new city BLOCK $50. division 4: $500.
2. 2. and A. :. CAN'T to Home Build.
c.s Lumber Company April -, 1895.
coed 10 lot 3, block 2i7. new city block
ssSi. lots !, and ;, block 2lS, new city
block 3s45 lot s, block sIs. new city
book 3sis, Los Angeles Heights sddi-
ton S259o.
". p Wright 10 Albert OIeson, Feb
ruary -, 1926, deed to lot 3, block Is,
South san Antonio; SIlO0.
T. z. Mumme, independent executor
o. estate OF william Armstrong. de.
ceased, 70 Dillie Armstrong. April u,
1920. deed TO lot s. block !, new c!'y
block 257G: 81 etc.
r o. Foster Jr. 10 d. CapIand April
Il. 1925, deed - lots 20 and p, new
city block s5s. and strip 3oSl0O feet i'm.
msdiatcly a. rear OF said lots; $4,000.
Medical Building Company Of San An
tonic 20 Medical and Surgical Clinic OF
San Antonio. March 20. 1926. deed to lots
and 10, block 3. new city block 79G:
$40 etc
!. {. Stout 10 =. d. Stout. April u.
1895, deed 10 lots 1 10 inclusive. new
city block 35j; 80 etc.
!. e. Null and Raleigh Null 20 weT-
ner y. Beckmoun. April u, 1925. deed
70 lot 80, block =, new city block 3i6i;
'i8N
city n San Antonio 10 Mr. J. b.
Eddgnan. April Z. 1875, deed to the
northeast quarter Of lot 2O3 block 4
section 7. San Jose Burial Park; 13S.
Margaret L. Blanton 10 Margaret L
Clark. March d, 1925. deed to lot 'front.'
Ing l72.SS feet On south side Of Gray.
son street being the western parts Of
lots ~ and IS, block !, new city block
Fs2: 5000
The Estate Of Mr.. A. z. Hicks de-
ceased. 20 The Hicks Building Company
Inc. November 10. 1929. deed 20 the
south part Of lot 30. block :. new city
g. L. and Rosa B. Mangham Jr. 70
Mr. Abide LanauE. April .. 1926. deed %
Dot g. block o. new city block 1852
g8G5a.sE
gals u. ]" ira aas 10 70 <. :. Word. April
o. 1926. deed 10 LOT Q. block 5, Harlan
Bascom Bell to william u. and FrledG
I-nquey. April g. 1926. deed 20 the east
90 feet NJ lot 81 new city block 2ilo.
DAVID Hunter 10 Joseph Nonksn and
| wife. April IL. 1926 deed 70 lots % ana
30 block I. Woodrow place $500.
l.. ?. Peek 20 Floyd T. snyder. March
~, 1875. deed % lots u and IS, block
SC. new city block $685.: $500.
Mrs.. Julia Dyer Heard 70 }. A. ana
Hazel Heard. March s, 1895. deed 70 ltso
3 ard ~ block y. new city block 1906
3. .. IfIsa 10 revs,s ksyton. April
IL 1885. deft 10 iots aid 2 block 9,
new city beck STA. "a
p O. lrfes, % Julius Appleton. ApfE
IA 1895. deed b Jot ~ block "a. neE
eity block 1tt1. TIE Hiftle.Nrs t9fo'
ss,H1s. - -, ~ J. 9 = x s Ssss
intimate menbeft II the fanSf
lowing the wedding and the couple th,
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Suburban Property-Sale

so AND 20 acres, ~ miles south OF
Slnton. black land. unmhroved; VIII
trade for San Antonio property; VIII
take SIS. Pruitt, Or. 1898.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Real Estate for Sale

Frederick H. DuIlnIg. by sheriff. TO
| r L. White, April 6. 1895, sherfTs
deed 70 lot Il, new city block s9s; SEQ.
John J. and Madeline Petsch 10 Doc
tors 6. L scuIi and r. X. ROss. April
| 10, 1876, deed 20 lot In new city block
/ IA, fronting - feet on wert Poplar
street. by 3 feet in depth: 81.
y. Z. Dickinson 10 e. ". and Lillian
| L0os. April , 1926, decd TO lot Is. block
So. Guy 0'''" '''- "0's -s''''S'
Il 2. Dickinson Company 20 W. Il.
| Reed. April ,. 1895, deed to lot >, block
! /. NUrlsnd Heights. SC5b.
| Il. T. and Ida MuRme to Mary Dries
| and Rev. George Lodghney, March 81,
! 1875, deed 10 lot 50. block l, new city
/ J u, savage ard Guy 8. Mcfarland
/ and Chauncsy n. Dunn Jr-, lndspendcn
/ HKecUtOrs Of estate OF Elizabeth Moore.
deceased, 10 Raymond = Jet. April 3
! 1875. deed to tracts lf and 10, Blanco
Charles Judson Crane 20 Louisa X
Crane. April y. 1875. deed 10 lot !, block
A-ie, fronting IS feet on GTayson street;
r. J. owens Lumber Company to En-
nest P.f1nar. AprI 10, 1875 deed 10
part Of lot 10, new city block $50, 'front.'
ing Ass feet On dawson street, by 100
terf in depth: $500.
Mary r. Gasnslen 10 Home Builders
Luute. Company. AprU -. 1895 deed
q, lots ?. , and 4, block 81. new city
block g-sg. Keystone PARK: SO etc.
+. L. ysrneI 10y william Scuhsus
trustee, To Dr. Guy II. Hudson, Apr.I
/ O.. 1876. trustee decd 10 lot S. block
2, new 'ity block 1925. $500.
Also another deed TO lot 10. block
81. new city block srT7. 500.
Albert [. Ludwig to Milton Ludv g,
March u. is25. d.:d % sll intfTss, 4, n
ing COMPANY. At sIg Blum street. and
PsT.ohS ,! gT1peT,y al camp la''-a'1' 81
Evelyn MnIette 70 charles c and
the north a feet Of lot IL and north -
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1880

For an apartment house OF - rooms.
partly furnished. bringing In S5i per
month, excellent rent neighborho God,
paved street. will take in car or diH.
monds or trade for cottage. n priced
right Call Sales Dept, Richey. Casey 4
GragE. Or. il25. Home phone, Wood
lawn 1911.
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A Home In
The Highlands

Is one Of the best investments YOU
can possibly make. II will be located
in one OF the fastest growing sections
OF the city and where the
values are constantly increasing.
will build In this section on my S
per cent PLUS COST PAYMENT
PLAN which enables me TO build You
a BETTE home for less money than
anyone else in the city.
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Lots In
NOrthaven

have some well located lots with
all coHvFnienees in NbTthayen. that
wonderfully located addition Just at
the city limits on the north edge Of
Town. A buy In this section will
prove a sound investment Call me
today.
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-9IfTrK-Mrs. Edith Nelson Guliek died
~ : local hospital this morning, Mon
1...< APRIL 10. 1896, at 8 o. m. In her
.<Irffrfh wear. She IL survived ny her
ftfler and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
q Wilson Of San Angelo. Tex. also b.
10 brother and seven sisters. Her re-
Errlns RlT be sent 10 San Angelo 'n-
,IIrht at $3.50 D. W. over the Missouri
ras.ffic under direction Of WilD.t
1,iphrey. 4
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Travel Opportunities -
TRAVEL by auto. save mOLsg cars
leave daily: Laredo. $3.50: Eagle Pass
or Corpus Christ. $3.50; Houston, Fort
Worth or Dallas. 81: san Angelo. 81.
other points 10 proportion CT. z2I.
Transports ton Agency. t32 5oledad.
WOULD appreciate anyone going 20 Port
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ley. Tr 56GS-J: references exchanged.
Architects liz
PHELPS & DEWELs =. ]. A.
Architect
Gumtrr Bldg Tr 5Nl5.
ADAMS 4 ADAMs arch rscts Builders
Exchange Bldg or. 90. 40
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Duplex-$6950 y
Near Breckenridge Park

Off Broadway, this siE-roOm duplex,
two-story, each apartment has three very
large rooms breakfast nook. hall and
bath. two PlttEburE heaters. owner lives
In one apartment and rents the other.
unfurnished, for $40 month. Large clos
etc. Polished floors and good electrical
fixtures. House only two years old. This
ls a real bargain and can he bought for
$1,000 cash ana the balance arranged TO
suit.
SALES DEPT. CoNNEss REALTY CO
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E. Houston Corners

close in 1856 feet with five splendid
income producers, no better speculation,
t25, coo
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Beyond railroad, 10 feet with four
tsNpaylng houses. Income SIS month:
price 5000, teuns. one-half cash.
RICE q RAMSTETTER, 4Si Moore Bldg
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DO YOU WANT A HOME?
Let US show you some bargains
in new homes we have recently
completed. Some cash, reasonable
payments.
UHI. BUILDING & REALTY co.
s3S Moore Bldg. CT. Ii31.
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Exclusive Gown Shoppe

HAND painting done on all kinds OF
materials Gladys Cooper. WoOdlswn s2G
SAVE money on your plumbing con-
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Mis-. G2i-W. Satisfaction guaranteed.
PINE f>Satiin for lodge or club room
upstairs 1900 block W. Commerce St
size g5N1i. good lease: reasonable
rent. Owner Pruit. Or. 1893.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-29
GRAIN MARKET.
(Runisnatch A. P. Wirel

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Wheat ad-
vanced in price today Notwithstanding
that export demand showed a halt.
Indications that drought is becoming
more serious both north and south Of
the Canadian line, together with crop
damage complaints from Nebraska
and parts of Kansas, gave an up
ward slant to the market. Closing
quotations on wheat were firm, 4 c
to q net higher, May (new) $1.64A
to $1.64h, and July $1.44 to $1.44B,
corn finished unchanged to 1Ac up,
oats at &c to Ac advance, and pro-
visions showing a rise of 12c to 45c
May delivery of wheat displayed an
especial upward trend, the smallness
of reserves of old world wheat being
emphasized by the fact that unfavof-
able crop developments were begin
ming to take in portions of the win
ter wheat region as well as the
spring wheat belt. Reports of heavy
frosts in Kansas and of some crop
deterioration there from lack of mois-
ture were accompanied by official
advices of 5 to 10 per cent damage
from high winds and dust storms in
Nebraska. However, selling pressure
which increased whenever the market
bulged, had a tendency to keep val
ues within a somewhat narrow range
throughout the day.
Word of liberal buying of future
deliveries of wheat at Winnipeg did
a good deal to offset absence of news
Of any fresh export business in North
American wheat today. The future
buying referred to was credited to
leading exporter. Meanwhile, some
what better domestic milling demand
southwest was noted. On the other
hand, primary receipts of wheat were
considerably larger than a year ago.
Corn and oats reflected the course
of the wheat market. In addition,
weather conditions remained adverse
to field work.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-29

roads to report their March earnings
showed net operating income of near
ly $75,1OO,OOO as compared with
slightly more than $5S, 900 in the
corresponding month last year, little
speculative interest was shown in the
railroad shares, the general average
of which closed slightly lower on the
day.
Trading in the commodity markets
was dull with prices changes general
ly unimportant. Wheat futures were
in slightly better demand on less ia
vorably weather reports. Cotton
trading was featureless with closing
quotations 1 to points net lower.
Raw sugar dropped 1872 of a cent
pound and a slightly easier tone was
noted lin the futures market Coffee
futures fell back IL to 16 points
Sterling exchange held relatively
firm, presumably in reflection of a
further transfer of funds to London,
where higher interest rates are avail
able. Most of the continental ex-
changes were heavy, Belgian francs
dropping about 10 points to around
$50 cents, new low. Spanish pc
setas advanced another points to
around 1850 cents. Japanese yen
held firm around their recent record
high.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-29
Total stock sales 1,227,6OO shares.


A sharp upturn in prices took place
in today's stock market. Bullish
sentiment was created by the placing
of United States Steel common stock
on a regular 81 annual dividend basis
the announcement of higher gasoline
prices and the publication of report
that loading for the week ended
April II exceeded those of the same
week of last year. Trading was in
slightly larger volume than yester-
day. the days sales aggregating L.
227600 shares.
Banks called about $2O,0OO,OOO ad-
ditional in loans today, presumably
in connection with the further ship
ments of gold to Canada, which have
exceeded $15,OOO,OOO on the current
movement, but the call money rate
held steady at 31a per cent with
funds again reported available below
that figure in the outside market.
Time money and commercial paper
rates were unchanged. The only ad-
verse development of the day was the
establishment of a new low record
for French francs at 1928 cents, which
was somewhat of a surprise.
United States Steel common opened
with block of 5000 shares at 122A
sagged TO 1221a, advanced to 123 Y
and closed just below that figure for
net gain of nearly 2 points on the
day. Crucible, Gulf States, Republic
and United States Cast Iron Pipe
each closed a point or so higher. The
weekly steel trade reviews reported
little change in the situation during
the past week, but called attention to
the fact that there had been no
abrupt falling off in business this
month. Talk of mergers and higher
prices stimulated activity in the oil
shares. Atlantic Refining, which is
expected to be merged with Marland,
scared over 6 points to a record high
at 1861 and then eased about a
point. Pan American Western B, ad-
venced point and most of the others
improved fractionally.
Active short covering again took
place in the motors on rumors that
substantial cash extra dividend
would be declared next month on
General Motors common stock, scared
nearly 5 points today to new high
record for the year at 1924. Mack
Trucks and Hudson each advanced
about 2 points.
Buoyancy also developed in a num-
ber of specialties. Dupont, which
owns a large block of General Motors
common jumped over 6 points to
216as, and Atlantic, Gulf and West
Indies, California Packing, Cudahy
Packing, General Electric, Pullman
and Texas Gulf Sulphur all showed
net gains of 2 to points.
Despite the car loading statistics
and the fact that the first 81 rail-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-29
SIMMONS.

In The Superior Court in the County
of Cochise, state of Arizona.
Morris Wasserman, Plaintiff, VS.. Ida
Bokor Wasserman, Defendant.
Action brought in the Superior Court
of the State of Arizona, in and for
the County Of Cochise and the Com
plant filed in the said County Of
Cochise, in the office of the Clerk
Of said Superior Court.
rhe State of Arizona Sends Greet
ing: Ida Bokor Wasserman:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named PIaintiff-in the Supe-
rior Court of the State of Arizona,
in and for the County of Cochise,
and to answer the complaint filed
therein within twenty days exclusive
of the day Of service, after the serv-
ice on you of this summons, (if
served within the county otherwise
within thirty days) or judgment by
default will be taken against you ac-
cording to the prayer of said COM
plant.
Given under, my hand and the Seal
of the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, in and for the County of
Cochise, this 26th day of March, in
the year of our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and twenty-six.
j. E. JAMES,.
Clerk.
First publication March 80, 1926.