Kemp v. Kemp

Hargest, P. J.,

— This case comes before us upon exceptions to the master’s report. The subpoena was signed by the prothonotary and not by the court. The subpoena and alias subpoena were returned “non est inventus.” The proclamation was not printed in the Dauphin County Reporter. It was printed in one newspaper and “directed” the respondent to appear at court on the third Monday of March, 1921, and answer the complaint. The master made an elaborate report in the alternative, to the effect that if the return to the subpoena was sufficient to authorize the issuance of the alias, and the alias…