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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-12

mails as q test of his bravery IS but
one of the exciting incidents that be
fall Bob Custer in his role of leader
of the mysterious Cloaked Riders in
Beyond the Rockies" the other
Thursday feature. Bob Clusters west
ern shows, produced and distributed by
f. 3. O., may always be depended upon
to provide entertainments f the most
engrossing calibre. Action and COM
edy blended with young romance form
the outstanding elements of the story
which was adapted from magazine
story by J. Edward Leithead. William
E. Wing wrote the continuity and di-
rection was by Jack Nelson. In the
cast are Eugene Gilbert, David Dun
bar, Bruce Gordon, Milton Ross, Eddie
Harris Max Holcolmb Roy Laidlaw
and Max Asher.
AS gay as the sparkle of an Irish
love song is the vein of sentiment
and charm which suffuses Sir
Lumberjack," a robust meldrama of
the north woods timber belt in which
Lefty Flynn, erstwhile football star
at aYle will appear on the screen of
the Opera House, Friday. While
Lefty has been making swift strides
as a comedian Sir Lumberjack, "
from the pen of Victor Gibson is a
melodrama of prodigious power, with
speed and love interest and booming
comedy neatly sprinkled through the
narrative. Many of the thrill scenes
depict the logging industry in full
blast.
Others in the cast of this interest
ing f. B. o.. production are Kathleen
Myers. Tom Kennedy, Ray Turner
and others. Harry Carson both pro-
duced and directed the production.
Their Royal Majesties King
George and Queen Mary of Eng
land are numbered in the cast of
Conway Tearle's THE Sorting
Lover" the second big picture for
Friday.
Their Majesties are pictured In
the famous English Derby scene in
the picture. The episode is actually
perturbation of the celebrated
racing fete and was made in Eng
land. The King and Queen and
their court were on hand for the
occasion and permitted themselves
to be photographed for the movie.
Conway Tearle plays the stellar
. part. Barbara Bedford appears OPP
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Cecil B. DeMille underworld picture
featuring Vera Reynolds, II. B. War
ner and other prominent screen
players, will be shown tomorrow. 1t
is a thrilling perturbation of IA
nous stage success, directed by Ru-
pert Julian, whose reputation as
builder of thrills" was convinc1ngly
established by his two most recent
directorial efforts, 1.-The Phantom of
the Opera" and Three Faces East,
directed Silence" Beulah Marie
Dixs screen adaptation of Max Mar
Gins sensational crook play. Julian,
It is said, has already called Isl
lence" his greatest picture, and it's
no secret, that he considers his cast
one of the finest ever assembled Tor
single production. With Fl. b.
Warner in the lead, a role he created
on the stage, the supporting cast
features Vera Reynolds. Raymond
Hatton, Rockcliffe Fellowes, Jack
Mulhall and Virginia Pearson.
Buck Jones in THE Fighting
Buckaroo" will add Western fla
vor to the program and turnlsh
many more thrills so that Tuesday
audiences will get plenty of action
for their money.
Z 1.-THE Road to Mandalay." BIZ
zarre mystery drama of Singapore,
Mandalay and the Bay of Bengal,
Lon Chaney's new starring vehicle,
comes here on Wednesday. and pre-
sents the famous actor in one OF the
strangest DISCUSSES he has ever worn
in the role of singapore joe sin
lister ruler Of an Oriental under
world. Lois Moran, Owen Moore.
T 81 onI n her noted
PLAYERS appear in the story, directed
bv Tod browning at the Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer studios.
Leatrfce Joy, delightful screen
star. IS also to be seen Wednesday In
her new photoplay, made for Love"
This is a startling story of old and
new Egypt and is said to be filled with
surprises. Edmund Burns plays oppo-
site her in strong role.
Director Paul Sloane took his com
pany to the Mojave Desert for the
filming of made for Love" which was
written by Garrett Fort. Bertram
Grassby and Ethel Wales are support
ing Miss Joy in this excellent produc-
ton.
Before Johnny Hines started work
on his new First National comedy.
"The Brown Derby" which will he
presented Thursday, c. c. Burr, his
producer. gathered together one of the
finest groups of players he could Sc
cure in New York to support the come
dian. The final array of talent con-
sisted of Diana Kane, Ruth Dwyer,
Flora Finch, Bradley Barker, Edmund
Breese, Herbert Standing. Bob Slater,
Harold Forshap J. Barney Sherry. 1t
should be mentioned. perhaps, that
particularly difficult role Is in the cap
able hands of Oliver, an ostrich.
Plunged into a wilderness infested
by pumas and other man-eating ami
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Reports Exaggeratei
Continued from PAGE o.,

munition depot, but labora.o.
the army grounds was burnsd 4
Some of the shells explodir.
day were believed. however. fab.
been from the army arsenal =, .s
ably set off by detonations frsr ~ /.
navy depot.
Colonel S. c. Fuqua. in eh,,,.
the plans and training section y n
Second Corps area, in a STAT.
said:
Barring some accident sye.
an actual hit bv a naval urois.al
into our army magazine. all dr.,
so far as the army reseryate,
concerned, is over"
Observers reported that IS M,
zines in the burning area had
exploded. When Secretary q n,
Davis arrived at the gates Of 81
reservation he was told Of the n.
ger. He went just inside the rss
walton and view the scene N,
there.
Depth bombs, loaded with Tvs.
were among those which ~
hurled through the air in comm
Gus. barrage. Other types Of n
munition in the naval mags1rs
were IL, II and Is inch shells I'M
der charges and pyrotechnics.
Despite the danger, residents !
Mount Hope. most of them Slow
and Bohemians employed in q
mines, made attempts to return y
their homes during the day. NJ
explained that they wanted to h
their live stock and pets. One M
slipped through the military M
and fed the chickens.
From the VILLAGE shells could
heard whizzinp through the air
the rate of four or five a MINI
Some of the shells exploded VII
they hit the ground. while oths
apparently were unloaded.
Other towns being patrolled
military guards were Marcella, 4
hernia. Longwood, Spicertown d
Mud Lane.
A flash Of lightning started 4
explosions and tonight wind BID
ing favorably away from the an.
| arsenal gave the chief hope Of q
ing that section of the reservatior
All ambulances and army trui,
in the area We're being held in rslt
ness to move instantly to the sec
of the explosion If they Should
needed.
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NATIONAL HONE

Officer Of the day, Capt JaHN
Ormonde. -, N
Albert Garland has retulHT p,r \
a pass to visit relatives III Do =.
Patrick Donovan has peeh re. -
ed a furlough to visit his HVD''
Haverhill. IA, Il
The ball game for Saturaa! d
the Cushnocs of Augusta Wa ~. d
poned to wednesday AFTER Wv
per hour. ,,.,..
Patrick Droney of Proviaeia%s
Co. G., 3 Conn. Inf, ana JO1 W.
Carroll of New York Ci'N ' s
X, 3 L. S. Cav, have rep0'"
admission. n III
Delbert Clapper. late CO. = ~ !"
S. Inf, Arthur Levesque' = . n
NJ, 103 L. S. Inf, and IRVING =
late Co. E. 301 L. S. Enge ha''
granted discharges. !, rigI
Tho pictures for this Wee"a "A
Tuesday. Ricardo Cortez ana 4
Nilsson in '1n Name OF Low dg
a Fable and comedy, ana .,r,,rl
Wilma Banky and Ronald WI
THE Dark Angel" Win
News and comedy.
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Pay Fines for
Illegal Fishing

E. H. Lowell, inland fish and game
warden at Rangeley, reports case of
State VS.. T. N. Jones of Fairfield Cen
ter charged with having 80 trout in
possession at Carahasset Stream
where the limit is Is. This case was
taken before r. H. Ellis. trial justice
at Rangeley, July 6. The defendant
was adjudged guilty and sentenced to
pay fine of S34 and costs taxed at
S1045.
On the same day, before the same
court, case of State VS.. D. A. Bisbee
of Canton was taken up. This party
was charged with having II short
trout in possession. The defendant
was adjudged guilty and sentenced to
pay fine of sci and costs taxed at
$10.45.
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State House Chat

Adelhert w. Gordon, State agent for
schools in unorganized territory, re-
Gently returned from trip to Mus
congus Island, Lincoln county, where
he looked into the matter of making
repairs and improvements on the
grade school building.
Secretary CRUDE B. Cornish of the
state board of charities and correc-
lions spoke at three church services
yesterday at Bangor He will start
today by auto on a weeks business
trip through Washington county.
state Librarian Henry +. Dunnacls
VIII go to RuEtord today, where at
noon he is to address the members
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To Plan Meeting
OF School Supts.

Arrangements for the speaking
program for the annual State con-
ference of school superintendent at
Castine, August Is to 20. will be made
at a meeting Of the special committee
of superintendents to be held at the
State department of education on
Tuesday of this week. Members Of
this committee are: superintendent
Fred w. Burrill of Augusta, e. c.
Glover of Waterville, and III. c. Hull
of Saco,
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Tetanus Develops
From Fourth Burns

Lewiston, Me, July l0-Maurlce
Couture, IS. son of Alcide Couture of
Bowdoin Center, is at a Lewiston
hospital in ---' -''--, from
tetanus infection which developed
from burns on the hand caused by
the discharge of blank cartridge
July a. While conscious. his jaws
are set and anti toxin is being used.
His recovery is in doubt.
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Bank robberies. thrilling rides,
gun-fghts, all literally supplied with
an admixture of drama and comedy,
is the splendid concoction offered
patrons of the Opera House today
in The Escape" the Lariat Blue
Streak Western starring Pete Morri-
son. The picture is a screen version
of the popular magazine story by
L. V. Jefferson, and was directed by
Milburn Morante, with Barbara
Starr, Bruce Gordon, E. S. Dewey,
Frank Norcross, Jane Arden, Slim
Care and Tex Young in the sup
porting cast.
Prinscilla Dean, star of 1.-THE DAN
ger Girl" which will be shown as
the other feature today. appears for
the first time in mystery melo-
dramatic comedy. 1t is screen YER
sion of the stage play 1.-THE Bride"
John Bowers. Cissy Fitzgerald, Arr
thur Hoyt, William Humphrey, Clar-
ence Burton and Gustave Won Seyf-
fertitz are in the cast.
"Silence," a personally supervised
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Hearing Ordered
Bv COm'r Parsons

The commissioner of inland 6sh-
cries and game will hold a public
hearing on Saturday, July II at 10 A.
NJ, at Squaw Mountain Inn, in Little
Squaw Mountain Township, county
of Piscataquis. to consider the ques-
ton of promulgating rules and regu-
lations closing to all ice fishing Big
Wood Lake, situated in Jackman
Plantation, Attean Township and
Dennistown Plantation, in the county
of Somerset.
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Secretary Of Navy
Promises to Probe

Newport r. l., July 1l.-tPN-'l
explosion and IS cause will be Il
and thoroughly investigator, Ser
tary of the Navy Wilbur annount
today in commenting on the Dow
\. j., naval ammunition depot y
aster. The navy secretary is re-
ing aboard the L. S. S. New va
here, but is keeping in touch Vt
the situatin by wireless.
Expressing his deep regret on
the catastrophe. Secretary VIII
indicated that he would not go
Dover for the present "inasmuch
all possible assistance has been /
ceived from the third and fou'
naval districts. Mr.. Wilbur ~
a quiet day aboard the New lGF
coming ashore late in the day 1
call on several friends, includ1
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion EpplsE
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BeethOven's Life
Made Into Film Play

Vienna, July 11.-(P)-Beethoven
great composer, is to be brought be-
fore the eyes of living generations
in film which now is being pre-
pared in and around Vienna.
The master spent the greater part
of his life in Austria, living in many
houses in Vienna that still are stand
ing. He composed for Vienna S
churches, visited the homes or many
of its noblemen, frequented its inns
and taverns and spent his summer
in many places nearby which are
preserved in their former condition
by admirers of the inspired musician
SO that it would seem impossible to
create this film elsewhere than in
Austria.
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All School Supt.
Positions But One
Filled for the Year

All of the positions of school su-
perintendents in the State except one
have been filled for the coming year
and with fewer changes that usual,
Commissioner A. 0. Thomas of the
State department of education an
nounced Saturday. Some of these
superintendents have been elected
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jly12d1t

of the Rumford Rotary Club at their
wee Iy luncheon. Mr.. Dunnack VIII
take as his topic, Opportunities IN
Maine" stressing the new openings
which are following the campaign Oh
publicity now being carried on.
Miss Alice Barentzen, VINO mas
been employed for the past ie"
years in the office of the Water Stor-
ge Division of the Public Utilities
Commission, has accepted a new
position with the Standard OIL co.
at it's Hallowell offices and VIII as
sumo her new duties shortly.
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Nominations by
Governor Brewster

Governor Ralph Q. Brewster, Sat
urday. renominated Albert e. Chitten-
den of Auburn as a member of the
state board of osteopathc examina-
ton and registration.
The governor also nominated James
II. Pinkham of Portland as member
of the board of directors of the Maine
Institute for the Blind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-12

posite him. Others in the cast are
Ward Crane, Charles McHugh, Bodil
Rosing and John Fox. Jr.
In addition to the two features OF
Friday there will be a Harry Lang
don Cmedy that should give every
one plenty of laughs.
Saturday a big race track melo-
drama winning the Futurity" with
Cullen Lands starring will be the
feature and in addition anther start
ling chapter of the exciting serial
"The Winking Idor will be shown.
An Educational Comedy will COM
plete the bill.
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of the Ordnance Department. :. /.
Army this afternoon estirnstsa
damage to the Army reserys,ia. Y
about $5.000,000. The compsrss,l !!
small damage to the Pickatlnra
senal was due, it was said y =
small amount Of reserve muns,,ss
stored there. Latest estimate. ~ 4
damage to the ammunition den. =
main above the $4,000. 900 NJ.
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Sealed Proporal

Sealed Proposals for moving epd
alteration of school building for To-,
OF WINDSOR will be received until .Iulv
"a, 1925; plans and specifications may
De obtained at Bunker & Savage at All,
Gusta, Me-, or II. Z. Choate of the
CURED for the final completion Of tba
JOB. Bids will be received bv II ~
1t,noate Weeks Mills. Me-. II. 81.
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MONDAY, JULY 10

1857 P. VI. Washington time signals
loo +. NJ Weather report; early
stocks; announcements.
100 T. NJ. Noon time service, auspices
First Baptist church.
$50 p. NJ. Stock market; grain mar
l1et.
$40 J.. NJ Weather report; announce
ments. O.
6.45 7. NJ. Lost and found.
$50 F. NJ. News Of the day.
200 i. NJ. Children's period.
$50 p. NJ. Sport results.
$50 p. NJ. Strand Theatre Symphony
Orchestra.
9,15 z. NJ. Ocean Haven Quintette.
1000 p. NJ From WEAF. opera La
Fora del Destino."
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STATE HOUSE
Next Meeting of Governor Council, Friday July 49, at 10 A. M

for five years and large percentage
from two to five years.
DIR. Thomas reports that there nave
been more general increases in the
salaries of school superintendent
than in any previous year In the
State. There have been less COM
plants and more general satisfaction.
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President Advised

Paul Smiths. y. Y. July l-S-
News of the explosion in the aFs,l
at Dover. n. J.. was received g e
too late for President Coolidge u
informed last night. but toda 1
was given latest advices and ~
papers carrying details were %a, ~.
him at White Pine Camp. VIZ
he would make any stateEls"
the disaster was not indlcalsl
Among all officials and atia,a's.I
the summer White House es'l.l
sympathy was voiced for tAs 4
tins and their families.
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Board Vocational
Education to Meet

The State board of vocational edu-
cation will meet at 10 o'clock this
morning with Commissioner A. o.
Thomas at the State school department
to check up on the situation and make
awards of reimbursement for the year.
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(cDsr) (csT)
WIS. CHIcAGo-s44.s-s7ok.
500 5:00-Dinner features.
WGN-WLIB. CHlCACO-3o2.s-9eo X.
wi WV s's clNelNNAr Plnasa music
| 200 6;oo-Gibson Orchestra.
500 7:00-Salon orchestra
| 900 s :00-Entertaners.
| WFAA. DALLAS-47s.e-63o
| 1880 6:3o-Tcxas Trumpeters.
| $50 S:3o-Agricultural program.
woo. DAVENP .e-6zok.
| 6:4s 5:45-Chimes: Baseball
| $3.50 7:50-Dinner concert.
| $3.50 ;30-Sandman's hour
1915 e:I5-Burlesque program.
WHO, DIES MoINEs-s26-57ok.
$50 7:3o-Philbreck's Orchestra.
900 S:0Q-Studio joint recital.
WBAP, FORT WORTH-4759- b30k X.
$50 1;3o-Musical program.
1880 9;30-Concert.
II 100 II :o0-Concert.
xxx. characterization
$50 s:30-Dinner music.
KPRC, HoUSToNE2Se. s-iolok.
1880 6:30-Children's hour
$50 a:3e-Recoord's Ramblers.
w yies s s;zIES SsdS r rf9i!al 1oo an.
500 7:o0-Evening market hour.
WDAF, KANSAS CITY-3s5. 6-s7ok.
200 6:oo-Sehool of the air.
900 8:o0-"Forza del Dcstino."
WHB, KANSAS CITY-3es. $50
500 7:00-WHB Radio Orchestra.
KFAB, LlNCOLN-34o.7-68O
$3.50 s:30-Dinner concert.
$50 SOD lime Tune Night.
$3.50 7;30-Studio varieties.
100 10:00-Semi- classical hour.
$500 II :0o-Orchestra and soloists.
1900 Z ;oo.PsosI3m. - 80,
$50 s:30-Pappalardo Orchestra.
WHAD, EE-27s.l-ioeok
ZOO 6;oo-Reports; Organ recital.
$50 S:30--Thcatre revue
WCCo. MPLS-ST. PAUL-4I6.4-71ok
6;4s s:4s-Markets and baseball.
z:ls 6:ls-yan Bley's Orchestra.
$3.50 7:50-Rsdio Scouts hour.
900 8:00-"Forza del Destino."
1000 9;oo-Scandinavian Ensemble.
w .s b. NEW oREE lsRSs..
$50 S:3o-Concert.
KGo. oAKLAND-ssI.2-s3ok.
900 S:0o-Ren's Little Symphony.
1900 70 :oo.Educational program
XIX, oAkLAND-5os.2-s9ok
1900 i ;oovLske Merritt. Ducks.
WoAW. OMAHA-s26-57ok.
200 6:oo-Dinner hour.
lo:00 y:O0-Classical concert
. kew, PORTLAND-4s1 S-6I0k
II 100 io:oo-Organ recital.
1900 i GOV audcville.
100 l2:00-McElroy's Orchestra
KSD. ST. LOUfS-s45.I-55o
kpo. SAN r RAN So oDes:lso" K.
S:lS e.-Reports and music,
II 100 l0:O0-Studio concert.
200 II :00-Program from XII.
l:oo l2:oo-Mandarin Orchestra.
-(U.P-
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Central Time Stations)

(cpsr) (csT)
WSB, ATLANTA-42s.S-7o0 X.
900 s:00-Concert.
ll:4s 10 :45-Concert.
KYW. cHIcAGo-sSs.A-36ok
500 s:00-Stories and music.
WMAQ. CHICACO-447. $50 L.
900 S;0o-Organ recital.
$3.50 s:30-Chapnan's Orchestra.
WEBB, CHICACo-37o.2-
500 e:oo-Stories; Baseball
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Nathan n. Walls

4
Nathan H. Walls, a mempes,, INA
Home. was found dead ~
morning at his home in Cnem
attended the moving pictuns \
here Friday evening. retuL issr
and put his auto up and e', Sons
he was about to enter the n
backward and died. He i've IN
in this house during the
months and in the Home y ahoc
He was born in Monroe ~ N
years ago. He enlisted II ~
Me. Inf, at Monroe, Nov. . 'Tal
was discharged at Augus'e. ~ d
1866. He was admitted 70 ="
froI Monroe, oct. is, l9I"
Tho gular meeting Of v y1
Tiffany auxiliary will os b
Monday evening at G. A. l ~
$50. Every member IS rea'
be present. Z ,obsSd
Miss Flora Kirk and HS M
Kirk have been called 70 Ns
Pa, by the death of theF
Walter Kirk. 1ns
Mr.. and Mrs. Harolo M f
Unity passed Sunday WIZ
Mrs. K. F. Williamson. .,ses
Miss Zelpy kinch OF A1 rhoi
singing in the Cathollc ,,nar
place of Mrs. Margaret CulnT
James O'Nel, has been mass
Gloucester by the serious iii'
sister.
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MONDAYS SILENT STATIONS:
All Chicago and chr stations. wRr
excl, CKAC. WIFI, WFBG XIII
webs. KPSN. WHAs. WCBD, Wild.
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Compiled by United Press)
MONDAY, JULY IL


Mondays Best Features
WEAF, WWJ, WTIC-Goldman Band.
WEAFt OOk-UP-Grsnd opera.
kOA-Burlesque program.
kGO-Educatio program.
WOAW-Classical concert.
WCCO-Scandinavia Ensemble.
WOR-Asbury Park program.
WRVA-T Trip thru Poe's Home"
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(Stations arranged alphabetically by cities
All time schedules P. NJ. except that time
after Midnight is denoted by heavy figures
First column Daylight Saving Time, second
column Standard Time.)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES

Albert F. Bergman, deceased.
order to show cause of Application
of Administrators for order of Sal
Of Real Estate.
Arthur Bergman, Administrators OF
the Estate of Albert p Bergman,
deceased, having filed his Petition
herein praying for an order of Sale
of certain part of the Real Estate
OF said decedent, for the purpose
therein set forth
1t is hereby ordered, that all per-
sons interested in the Estate of said
Deceased, appear before this Court
on the 18th day of December, 1926.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Court
Room of this Court at the City of
Tombstone, in said Cochise County,
state of Arizona, then and there to
show cause why an order should not
be granted for the sale of such Real
Estate, described as follows:
The South half or the Southeast
quarter (ShSEA) of Section 27, in
Township 21 s., of Range 2S E., ella
and Salt River Meridian, situate in
Cochise County, Arizona.
And it Is further ordered That a
copy of this Order be published at
least four (4) successive weeks befor
said day of hearing IN the Douglas
Daily Dispatch, a newspaper printed
and published at Douglas, Cochiso
County, State of Arizona.
! Dated this 18th day of November
A. d., 1926.
ALBERT NJ. sAMEs, Judge.
First publication Nov 10, 1926.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-25
IN THE. SUPERIOR COURT, IN THE
COUNTY OF COCHISE, STATE
OF ARIZONA
MO cc7o

Action brought in the Superior Court
of the State of Arizona, in and for the
County of Cochise and the Complaints
filed in the said County of Cochise, in
the office of the Clerk of said Superior
Court
Ollie Potenza, Plaintiff, VS., James.
1 lPotenza.. Defendant e.
| The State Of Arizona sends Greetings:
James Potenza, you are hereby res
quired to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plains
tiff in the Superior Court OF. the States
of Arizona, in and for the County Of
Cochise, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within twenty days Eek
elusive of the day of service) after
the serviGe 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 complaint.
Given under my hand and seal Of the
Superior Court of the State of Arizonay-
in and for the County of Cochise, this
22nd day of October, in the year OF
our Lord. one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-six.
]. E. JAMES, Clerk.
BY IL r. JOHNSON, Deputy Clerk. s
First publication Oct. "a, 1925.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-25

Richard and Connie Mae, the two
children of Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Misen-
heimer, are spending the' week with
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Roberts, of Wilcox.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-25

d. A. Adams, county supervisor, LETT
Tuesday for Burkett, Texas, on bus:-
ness. NJ.