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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
Esen,enyek

(R.) Vermont allamban, Rut.
land nevii varoska k0zeleben van
egy kis farma. Ennek a farmnak
gazdaja Livak Mihaly uram, aki
annak dacara, hogy mar evek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
A Campbell magyars6g
vasarnap foglal allast
Beszamolo gyujtes eddigi eredm6nyero "A magyarsag
egysegesen Gordon polgarmestert tamogata Dontenek
t0bbi jel0ltek felett is.

A Campbell Magyar Polgari
K0r julius 17.-en, vasarnap este
PONP net oral kezdettel nagyfon-
tossagu gyiilest tart, 12O Robin.
son Road alatti teremben. A tago.
kat keri vezet6seg, hogy lehet6.
leg teljes szamban jelenjenek meg,
mivel fontos dolgok felett kell ha.
tarozni.
A gyiilesen szamolnak be a kol-
lektorok az eddig elert eredmeny.
rol. Amint tudjuk, a campbelli
Magyar Haz celjara gyiijtes in
dult meg, annak jelenlegi allasa.
r6l adnak szamot azok, akik az
adomanyok 0sszeSzedesfvel meg
lettek bizva.
A vasarnapi gyiiles egyik leg.
fontosabb targya. k0zelg6 valasz
1
tasokra, az ARA erdemes jel0ltek
kivalasztasa, akiket a valasztas
alkalmaval a magyarsag egysege-
sen fog tamogatni.
A Campbelli Polgari Kor we've.
tosege ezuton is hangsulyozni XII.
vanja. hogy valtozatlanul kitart
Gordon polgarmester jeloltsege
mellett. Teves informaci0 alapjan
k0zolte ez az ujsag AIT, hogy a ma
gyarsag az ellenjeloltet tamogat-
ma. A magyarsag elso perctol kezd
We, egyhanguan Gordon polgar-
mester ujravalasztasat hatarozta
ell, hataruzata meifett szikiaszilar-
dan kitart; annyival is inkabb,
mivel Gordon polgarmester min.
den tekintetben megerdemli a ia.
mogatast.
A vasarnapi gyiiles hataroz afe-
lett is, hogy az egyes allasokra,
kiket ajanl. Miel6tt a Polgari Kor
endorszalna valakit, condos es lei
kiismeretes merlegeles ala veszi az
illeto egyeniseget, kepzettseget
es megfeleleset az illet6 allasra.
Minden magyar ember tartsa
k0telessegenek vasarnapi gyiile-
sen val6 megjelenest. A magyar
| sag vegre elerkezett ahhoz, hogy
szamitasba j0y6 tenyez6nek mond
hasa magat. Szavat es akaratat
figyelembe veszik illetekes k0r0k
is - S ez csak mindannyiunk ja-
vara, boldogulasara szolgalhat.
Amint tudjuk, a tanacsos jel0l-
tex soraban talaljuk Urlaub An
tai testveriink nevet is = akinek
megvalasztasa bizonyosra vehet0
abban az esetben, ha a magyarsag
megerti az id6k teljesseget egy
emberkent 0sszefog. Campbell va.
rosaban, ahol oily Macy szammal
vannak magyarok, varos veze-
t0inek soraban eddig egyetlen ma
gyar ember Sc volt. most lit az al
kalom ARA, hogy egy megfelelG
embert helyezziink fontos allasba,
aki mindenkepen melt6 kepviselo-
je, sz6sz6l6ja lesz magyarsagunk-
max.
A campbelli Magyar Haz moz-
gallon is megerdemli minden ma.
gyar erdeklSdeset, figyelmet es
szeretetet, ICY bizton hissziik,
hogy a vasarnapi gyiilesen olya.
nok is jelen lesznek, akik ugyan
nem polgarok, de magyarsag j0-
v3jet, boldogulasat sziviik0n wise.
lik.
Mem birjuk elegge hangsulyoz.
nj a vasarnap esti gyules fontos-
sagat es jelentSseget. Kerve.ke-
rink minden magyar embert,
hogy legyen azon jelen. Szami-
tunk ARA, hogy derek magyar asz
szonytestvereink fiilebe is eljut q
hiv6 $40 Ok Sc vonjak XII magu-
kat q k1z6s munkab6l.
! Legyen OFT mindenki ezen q
fontos gyiilesen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
vsNNa~ Yybnr
Wlsk Ava

A magyar farmer cSaladnak
van egy fla, ugy hivjak legenyt,
hogy Livak Janos. Els ezt a nevet,
LIvAK JANOS nevet j6l jegyez.
re meg maganak mindenki.
Mert ez a szegeny magyar far.
mer gyermek becsiiletet szerzett
magyar nevnek. Mikor hat ewes
koraban iskolaba keriilt, alik tn.
dott angolul, hisz sziilei csak ma.
gyarul tanitottak. A kis Livak
mar az elemiben kitiint szorgal.
naval, tehetsegevel. Sikerrel ve-
gezte ell az elemit. sziilei erre
High Schoolba adtak. Az iskola
epiilet azonban negy mertf0ldre
volt farmat6l, szep idoben, sar-
ban, h6ban, pocsetaban r6tta nap.
nap utan a kis diak a mertf0lde-
ket. Az elsok koze tartozott min.
dig, pedig ami szabad ideje az is
kolan kivUl maradt, AIT mem for
dithatta tanulasra, sziileinek kel-
lett segiteni a farmmunkaban. A
nagyszerii gyerek birta az iramot,
amikOr elvegezte High SchOOlt,
1913 gyermek koz0tt a masodik
lett.
Szeretett volna tovabb tanulni,
de a farm j0vedelmeb6l mem tel.
lett Livakeknak ARA, hogy egye-
temre kuldjek. A flu szomoruan
vette tudomasul, hogy mem fej-
lesztheti tudasat, de belenyugo-
dott a helyzetbe. A fejet azonban
mindig azon t0rte, hogy mikent
ejthetne modjat az egyetemre ja-
rasnak.
Veletleniil kezebe keriilt az
Amerikai Kemiai Tarsasag palya-
zati felhivasa. A flu gondolt egy
nagyot es mereszet, benyujtotta
ertekezeset. Es magyar kitar.
tas,. tadas, akaratero efnyerte IN:
talmat.
Hatezren palyaztak S azok sora-
b6l Livak Jan0s nyerte ell a pal
mat. Es ez palma minden desc
segnel t0bbet jelentett tehetse-
ges magyar gyermeknek. Jelen-
tette AIT ,hogy negy esztendon ke-
resztiil, Amerika egyik leghire-
sebb egyetemen, Yale egyete.
men folytathatja befejezheti ia.
nulmanyait. A palyadij adoma-
nyoz6ja fogja fizetni negy even at
Livak Janos tandijat, kosztjat,
lakasat, stb., stb.
Egyszerii historic az egesz, de
mindeN j6 magyarnak heveseb-
ben doboghat a szive ennek olvas-
tara.
Hatezer jelolt KOHL, a "HUN-
KY" gyerek lett az elso!
Magyar testvereink szivehez
sz6lunk! E het vegen lit lesznek
yarosunkban k0zeli k0rnye.
ken a magyar arvak. Eljonnek
ide, k0zibenk, hogy meglassuk
oket, meghalljuk Sket meg job
ban megs1eressiik 6ket.
Az amerikai magyarsagnak
egyetlenegy szep intezmenye van
ez ligonieri Magyar Arvahaz.
Szaz magyar arvat gondoznak, me-
velnek lit, magyar szivek dix.
talta adomanyokb6l. Csak szaz
arvat es csak azert szazat, inert
annak dacara, hogy ezernyi sza-
muk, mines aki sorsukat fel We.
eye. Els ennek a szaz boldogtalan
gyermeknelk, akik a legf0bb j6t,
szilei szeretet napsugaras AIDA
salt sem elvezhetik - a nevelese.
oktatasa, az elet kiizdelmes utjara
val6 egyengetese is sok penzbe
keriil. Evr6l-evre folyik a gyiijtes,
keres - hogy ez az egyetlen sziv.
intezWenyink ne keriilj0n anyagi
zavaroklba.
Youngstown, Niles, Farrell, Sha
ron, stb. nepe Fogadjatok szere.
tettel magyar arvakat, szivetek
diktalta adomanyat, barmilyen ne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-10
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP into
PNEUMONIA

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Why He Succeeded

Honored politically and profession
ally, during his lifetime, DR.. r. "
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone z

girls. Music was played as each
model appeared or the scene
In the late evening q pie social
was held and the proceeds will be
used to carry on the activities Of the
Rebekah organization.
PERSONALS
Mrs. II. L. Baum of Harlingen was
visiting in San Benito Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ethel B. Finks, secretary Of
the San Benito Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION, left Friday night for Dali
las where she will attend the state
convention OF Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION secretaries Of Texas.
Mrs. +. 7. Philips and small daugh-
ter, Frances, of San Benito were Har-
lingen visitors Friday
Grover s. Reil, a lawyer of Harlin-
gen. was a San Benito business visit
or Friday.
Mrs. r. ID. Nance Of Harlingen was
visiting Fridsy in San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Colt of San
Benito we're Harlingen visitors Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Cowden Of Brownsville
was visiting friends in San Benito
Friday.
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"But i wish she had picked Dav-
idson or somebody else"
Anybody but John Nye, was what
she meant. Anybody but him.
That night Mile stayed down town
to have dinner with John Nye. NJ
She came fluttering into Mr..
Peevey's office with the news ut 6
o'clock, when Sally was putting on
her hat to 20 home.
81 thought he'd never want to see
me again." she said in high triumph,
sitting on Mr.. Peevey's empty desk
and fluffing a powder puff across her
smooth little face.
"Why?" asked Sally. Because Of
last night?"
Mile nodded. "of course. You
know Beau was simply disgusting
Telling him that he'd be around to
borrow some money from him by
and-by, and all that stuff. And
Mabel" Her mouth hardened at
the n as she spoke Mabel's
name.
The laughter rippled across her
face again like the reflection of sun
on water.
II guess my Johnny must he pretty
keen about me-" she said with great
satisfaction. Last night never made
any difference to him-and he never
eve mentioned il today"
She fluttered down from the desk,
all color and radiance and heady per-
fume.
fume.
At the door she paused. "He hired
a new girl today to help me out"
she gigrled. "He said the work was
too hard for me. But what he really
wanted was someone TO watch the
phone and so forth, while he and ]
90 out to lunch every noon. Isn't
that rare"
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Lagoon, among the golden lights
and the excited pleasure-loving
crowd Of people as young and poor
as themselves.
Il was one Of those hot nights
that often mark the beginning OF
autumn. Heat redeemed the cheeks
Of the dancers and polished their
flesh with perspiration.
Lets get u Of here and take a
dive. What do you say?" Ted asked
toward IL o'clock, when the crowd
was nc its thickest and noisiest-
when the blare OF the jazz music
seemed to be splitting Sally's ear
drums.
I'm ready to 20 home, IL you
are" she said, without any Of the
sparkle that usually frightened her
speech.
She wondered, waiting ut the edge
Of the great blue-and-gold room, for
Ted 10 get their wraps, why she had
suddenly lost her sense Of enjoy
ment in the Blue Lagoon. For the
first time in her life she had found
no pleasure at all in dancing, that
night.
For months the Blue Lagoon had
been n sort Of 'rag-time Paradise 10
her and Ted Sloan. They had
Charlestoned and one-steppcd and
waltzed there, and had wanted moth
ing else in the way Of entertainments.
But now It seemed tawdry and
snowy to her. The crowd struck her
az being a silly, childish sort OF
crowd-even though she knew she
was younger than most or the girls
dancing around her.
want to dance ?" a voice asked
in her ear, and she turned sharply
to find a large, blond. g~ood-looking
man standing just behind her.
His smiling face was familiar, but
she was sure she did not know him.
Probably he's just somebody who
has see me in the building down
town." she thought, and was on her
dignity in an instant.
81 don't know YOU" she said cold
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With another shower Of laughter
she was gone.
A half minute later her gay voice
rang out in the hall as she and John
Nye set forth for their evening of
pleasure.
Sally stood looking out of the
window at the banners Of sunset in
the evening sky, for a long minute.
The telephone on her desk rang.
She answered il.
sally" came her mothers voice.
what have you heard from Beau?
Did he really marry Mabel, or what?
And where are all his clothes and
things? They're all gone"
"I1l be right home, Mother"
Sally's voice was slow and so was her
step as she left the office and start
cd down the long white hall to the
elevators.
The long evening at home stretched
ahetd Of her like an eternity. Mrs.
Jerome crying over Beau's marriage.
The clock ticking mournfully on the
green-tile mantelpiece, the melan-
chcly sound Of a piano three doors
down the street.-the most melan-
chc1y sound in the world.
She sighed as she squared her
shoulders and turned towards the
German delicatessen on West Ninth
street. She would take a loaf Of b.
hemian bread and e pound Of bo-
logna home 10 her mother.
Mrs. Jerome could always be
cheered up by some kind Of food that
she was particularly fond of. And
she fairly loved bologna and Be-
hemian rye bread.
On the next Saturday night Sally
and Ted carried out their usual sat
urday night program.
They went to dance at the Blue
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PERSONALS
SAN BENITO

A program was given by the San
Benito Rebekah Lodge Thursday
evening after the regular meeting in
the /. O. O. +. hall. Guests for the
evening were Harlingen members OF
the Rebekah Lodge. The stage and
other forms of decorations were
prettily carried out in the lodge col
ors. pink and green.
The program was in the form OF a
fashion show and different modes OF
various periods ranged from the In
dian girl to the present styles OF
flapper grandmothers and the flapper
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TUESDAY CALENDAR

Mardi Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. Fred Latham at d nome %
M +. Z. Starck on st. Charles u
Dalxell street At 3 p. N.
business and Professional Women's
eluh. regular business meeting ano
dinner. Fl Arco tea room az o:oO p. m
Tuesday Tournament Bridge eiup
viii meet with Mrs. A. n Black NJ
her home in Los Ebanos at 3 P. m.
Learners club viii meet at the bap-
list church ct 1880 p. m.
WILL LIVE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Clint, who
were married last Tuesday IN New
Orleans, La, have returned 70
brownsville where they Will make
their home. The couple were married
AZ 1880 o'clock in the evening with
Dr. Robert s. COPELAND OF TRINITY
church officiating.
The bride before her marriage was
Miss Katherine Lamerton,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Lamberton, Of
New ORLEANS. The family formerly
lived In Townsville but moved 10
louisiana about sever years ago. MI
Iamberton gave his daughter away
a. the wedding which was a quiet one
with only the family group n q i"
intimate friends present
Mr.. Clint 10 the son Of MT. and
Mrs. ". B. Clint Of BrownsvllIe.
Upon their trip 10 Brownsville they
stopped over in Houston before com
inc on here. They are at home AZ
present in the Nebraska apartments
rNTERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY
A group Of friends were invited 10
+he home of Alice 0leson In II Jar
din Saturday afternoon in ono OF
her elevent hbirthday. The time was
snent in games and musical enter
tainment. Many pleasing gifts were
brought by the guests TO their young
hostess. -.
Mrs. Ben Oleson, mother OF the
little honoree, served the group an
ice course late in the afternoon. as
sisted by Mrs. II. B. Arlington. those
nresent we're Katherine and CLAUDE
linton. Carol and Mary Dudley, Emma
Rahuskey and Oscar Kilcher, Naomi
Gordon. Dale and Dotty Fisher. Eva,
lent. Nola, Lon. and Clyde Goodwin,
Lack Even, Junior and Beatrice An
nington, Dorothy Hanna, n the
honoree, Alice Oleson.
VICTORIA HEIGHTS PIT. A.
About twenty-five were present at
4he first meeting of the victoria
Heights PIT. A. which was held az
the school house Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Mrs. N. Z. Dutro, presi-
dent Of the organization, presided at
the meeting during which time va
rious preliminary plans for getting
the years program started were dis-
cussed.
The children Of the high first
grade. under the direction OF their
teacher, Miss Graham, sang for the
visitors.
The association will meet every
ether week at the school house, the
next meeting being a social gath
ering.
PERSONALS
Miss Bernice Afford has returned
from a few days spent at her home
IN Rockport, Tex, where she was
called on the account Of the illness
Of her mother. Her mother getting
better, Miss Afford has returned TO
resume her duties as teacher In the
First Ward school.
Mrs. Frank &. Gay spent the day IN
Harlingen Monday.
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LA

TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB. ...
The Twentieth Century club held
its regular October meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
{. +. Ritter with Mrs. A. L. Todd rs
co-hostess. Autumn leaves, with bas-
kets and vases of autumn flowers,
made a colorful setting in the living
and dining rooms.
Mrs. j. H. Mitchell presided DUR
ing the business meeting. The club
members agreed 70 sponsor and as
sist in every way they can n effort
put forth by the Rotary and Booster
clubs TO beautify the city. Two new
members were received into the
club, Miss Anna Louise Hannah,
and Mrs. +. Y. Flynt.
The afternoons program was on
the Passion Play. as follows: His
tory of Passion Play"-Mrs. Pollard;
Uncle Sans Medieval Citizens
Mrs. Paul: "Other Passion Plays
Mrs. Steffins: "Ober Ammergau IN
Distress"-Mrs. Grace Mitchell.
At the close Of the ~ a
salad course was served by the host
esses. The club members will enter
tain their husbands ut q Halloween
party, October 81.
BOOK LOVERS CLUB.
The Book Lovers club held its
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon nj the Bardwell home. Twelve
members were present.
New books were brought and X
changed among the members. Plans
for the book case to be placed in
the community rest room were fur
Their discussed.
Refreshments were served By the
hostess.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boles have re-
turned to their home on the north
Parker road after spending the
summer nc Cedar Point resort in
Ohio.
7. Y. Flynt returned home Sunday
morning from San Antonio. where
he had spent several days on bust
ness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-10
MERCEDES
ATHENIAN HISTORY STUDIED


Mrs. w. L. Bradbury conducted the
program at the regular meeting OF
the Delphian Club on Friday after
noon at the First National Bank
parlor, the subject for the afternoon
being "Athenian History"
Mrs. Ralph Buell. gave the resume,
followed by the topic, "Greek City
States" by Mrs. L. Donley. Mrs.
Charles Buck discussed the causes
Of the First Great Trades War"
Mrs. A. N. Brown talked on "The
Historian Of Athens" and Mrs. S. II.
Collier. on "The Fall of Athens"
Mrs. p. W. Perkins topic dealt with
the "Sicilian Expedition" and Mrs.
w. W. Anderson talked on "Alexan-
der the Great"
SEWING CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Lee Freeman was hostess to a
most ENJOYABLE meeting Of the Needle
Craft club on Friday afternoon at her
home on Missouri avenue. Fancy
work and happy conversation afford
ed a pleasant diversion followed by
the passing Of a tempting refresh
ment plate.
Those enjoying Mrs. Freeman's
hospitality included Mesdames c. r.
Owen, Margaret King. George Mark
ham, j. Reynolds, Ed Yates, John
Mason, Z. B. Blythe, N. L. Harring-
ton, James Barry, 10 Ward, J. p.
Ganse and Mrs. Parkham.
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Davidson. ! used to be a friend OF
your sister. Mile"
Sally remembered him then, and
held out her hand to shake his.
(TO BE CONTINUED
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ly, and swung around from him.
Then she felt his hand on her
shoulder. "Don't you remember me,
Miss Jerome?" he asked. my names
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-10
BOOK LOVERS CLUB.
PERSONALS

ATHENS.-The saw with which
prisoners cut bars, thus enabling
ten to escape, Sas struggled in By
girl
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SEWING CLUB MEETS
LOS FRESNOS
STUDIES

STUDIES INSTITUTIONS.
The Woman's Service club met at
the home Of Mrs. N. G. Chattelle one
day last week. After a brief bus
inesss session, the members enjoyed
the program on Texas Institutions"
given by Miss Ethel Cannon. Mrs.
+. W. Chase gave the most correct
list OF the locations and names Of
the different institutions, and won
the prize, while Mrs. Russell Bingley
was the winner of the consolation
prize. There were twenty-three men,
bers and seven guests present.
A lunch OF sandwiches, roast
turkey and dressing and cranberry
jelly was served by the ~hostesses,
Mrs. II. J. Tandy and Mrs. N. G..
Chatelle.
SOCIETY MEETS.
The Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church met at the home
of Mrs. Peterson last week. The new
study book Tempted Hills" was TAX
en- up at this time. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. S. Z. Barr.
BENEFIT BRIDGE GIVEN.
AhG AAOHiOhlnB society OIL st.
Benedict's church rave a benerIt
card party at the home of Miss Mary
Schmidt last week. Bridge and 500
were the games Of the evening. In
bridge Mrs. Youder and +. Ogden
won high scores In 500 Mrs. Staup-
fer and Frank Kretz we're the win
ners. The hostess served sandwiches,
cake, and coffee.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Claude Harris and daughter.
Mary Louise Of Princeton, ILL.,, were
guests at the Harry Lupton home.
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Luptoa are
sisters.
Z. w. Chase and John Chase have
returned from their northern trip.
They visited relatives in South Da-
kota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
Z. /. Bucklin has returned to Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Palmer and
Geneva attended the Baptist AS
sciation at Brownsville.
Mrs. S. ID. Baker and Miss Amy
are visiting the formers mother.
Mrs. c. Bingley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-10

Pierce, w hose
picture appears
here, made q
success few
have equalled
His pure herbal
remedies which
have stood the
test for many
years are still
among the best
se1lers.' DR..
Piace's Golden
Medical Discov-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-10

cry Is a stomach alferatIve which
makes the blood richer. II clears the
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SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz County. State of Arizona.
Mercedes Paredes Morales,
plaintiff, vs.. Vicente Morales,
defendant.
Action brought in the Superior
Court of Sauta Croz county.
State of Arizona, and the com.
plant filed in the said county of
Santa Cruz in the office Of the
clerk of the said Superior Court.
In the name of the State of
Arizona to Vicente Morales de
fendant, greeting: ~
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the Su
perior court of Santa Cruz coun.
ty, State of Arizona, and answer
the complaint therein filed with
the Clerk of this said court, at
Nogales, 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
thereafter, the times above men
toned being exclusive on the day
of service; or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona.
this 3rd day of Novem Der, 1926.
(Seal.) ROBERT E. LEE.
Clerk Of the said Superior Court.
11-6-4t.