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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09
S5Go-a. Ton Gold Ore Found.

Boulder-Daniel S. Clark of Gold
Hill, who recently discovered ~.
inch vein Of rich gold ore. received
$500 a ton for a shipmen. of the ore
from the local sampler. Two Gold Hill
miners have leased the property, and
have agreed to sink a shaft 100 feet,
and pay all expenses for the work. and
TO pay in addition royalty of so per
cent
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09
Cut Outs on Postcards

Cutout postcards give delight TO
children They are postcards on
@hich paper dolls. mother goose char.
arters. boy scouts, circus animals
aud riders. and other designs dear to
childhood are printed in colors The
cards can be sent through the mails,
and then cut out by their recipients.
They cost only cent each and a set
OF twelve forms thoroughly appre
ciated gift for small girl or boy
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09
Three important Things.

Deep plowing. the establishment OF
mulch on top of the soil to keep
the moisture from evaporating. the
establishment of proper amount OF
humus in the soil by plowing under
an occasional forage crop-these
things are part of the new doctrine OF
dry farming
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09
|DRYS WIN
SUPREME COURT OF COLORADO
DECIDES DENVER is SUBJECT
TO PROHIBITION CLAUSE.
Special Election Nuliified and "Wets'
Must Accept Decision Made by
Rest Of State, and Close
All Saloons Jan. l.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

western -sENsphpet Ltlon news service.
Denver, Dec. 7.-Denyer must be-
come dry" on Jan. j. according to
the ruling OF the Supreme Court in
its decision in the home rule liquor
ease rendered Monday morning.
The decision was rendered en- banc
by the court, the opinion having been
written by Chief Justice Gabbert.
The court held that the Denver
charter, drawn under provisions of the
twentieth, or home rule. amendment
10 the state constitution. does not
serve TO exempt this city from the
scope Of the statewide prohibition
amendment adopted by vote Of the
people Nov 3. 1914. and the prohibi-
tion-eniorcement statute passed by the
Legislature last winter III conformity.
The ease was taken to the Supreme
Court by agreement between the at.
torney general and the city attorney
TO determine the legality of the ac.
ton OF the Denver city council In
granting liquor licenses extending be-
yond Jan. /, 1916, when the statewide
prohibition amendment becomes etfec,
tive
TIE city council granted the II.
censes in accordance with the amend
ment TO the city charter adopted al
the municipal election last spring,
known as the home-rne for liquo,
amendment. Upon petition of the at
torney general and city attorney the
Supreme Court in September agreed
to take original Jurisdiction in the
case on the ground thai the issue n.
golyed Was of great public interest
and should be determined before the
first OF the year.
A writ Of certiorari was issued by
the court directing the city to show
cause why II should not be ordered to
cancel the liquor licenses issued by 1t
and extending beyond that date.
The contention of the attorneys TO.
the city was that the home rule
amendment TO the constitution gives
Denver and other cities similarly or.
gani2ed exclusive right to regulate
thelr local and municipal affairs. This
right was not abridged or repealed
with regard to the regulation of the
liquor traffic by the prohibition amend
ment, II was contended.
The state took the position that the
regulation OF the sale pf liquor is
police power and that the exercise OF
police power is vested WITHIN the state
alone and cannot be delegated to any
unit Of government within the state
Such a right as that claimed by Den
yer. the states attorneys argued,
would be recognizing the authority OF
state within the state. which Is pro-
hlbted by the federal constitution.
II WIS also contended by the state
that the repeating clause OF the pro
hibtion amendment repealed anything
In the twentieth. or home rule, amend
ment which might be construed tc
give this authority to Denver or other
home rule cities in Colorado
In the decision all liquor licenses eN
tending into 1916 are determined
nnllity and 1t deyolyes nron the city
council 10 cancel those running after
Jan /.
The attorneys for the irys we're re-
tanned by the Colorado Women's
Christian Temperance Onion and com
pensated by the women Of the stato
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09
Half.clsd Men Fight Fire in Blizzard

Puehlo-Half dressed citizens. many
OF them barefoated. fought flames in
a raging blizzard during the night and
until dawn, while the fire gutted the
business district of the town of Rye,
situated thirty miles southwest OF Pu.
eblo In the Greenhorn mountains. The
loss is estimated al 100000.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09
Prospeetor Found p.ad Under Cliff

Ouray body of Charles Ander.
son, ST, veteran prospector In South.
western Colorado. was found near
here at the base of 200-foot cliff He
had fallen over the precipice few
days ago while on his way to mine
for supplies, II is believed. Twenty.
five years ago his wife met death In
a similar manner.
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Dick Slayer 10 Hanu March 16

WalseHburg - Nick Damos, found
guilty Of the murder Of William Dick,
wealthy Walsenburg merchant was
sentenced by Judge Hlllyer to be
hanged during the week beginning
March fG,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09

which equals the fancy apron. at sc
low a price They are easy 10 make
and most Of them are put together
with machine stitching. The laces
used are washable like those used on
undermusins and beading, both mar
row and wide, serves to carry the rib
bon that cmbellishes so many of these
gay little altairs.
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Y. w. c. A. Notes

Nesper service this sunday al the
noung Woman's Christian Associa-
ton. is in charge Of the girls of the
physical department and their instruc-
tor Miss Ruth Greenwood will preside.
mis- viii be a serv &C. begin
ming at 4 80 o'clock and many of the
old hymns viii BE- sung. Together
with his very enjoyable feature a
special musical program will be gwen
oy Miss Gene Armstrong. Miss Gene
va Young. Miss Atha A~bercromoie.
Miss Rena and Miss Dora Wagner.
Various girls of the department Will
speak on the lives OF many Of the
hymn writer's All are cordially IN
vited TO attend.
b afternoon the Junior class OF
the gymnasium will meet for instruc-
tion as usual.
On Thursday afternoon OF next week
there viii be a demonstration of class
work. beginning at S O'Clock. when
promises to be OF exceptional inter
est.
a dOuble-header basket ban game
Is scheduled for Fridy next. which Is
creating an amazing amount Of friend
ly rivalry.
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AWAIT HEARING
-Four Men Charged With Assaulting
Andy Sehehl Released From
Jail on Bond.

Ahner Corhin, the fourth person
wanted for the assault on Andy Schehl
az Fulton, Wednesday. was arrested
yesterday hy deputy shcrifs. Corbin
had been in Ohio. but when he learned
there was a warrant for him he re-
turned and gave himself mp. He was
released ON bond Of $1,000 to appear
Tor a hearing before Squire K. G..
Hobbs The other three men arrested
were also released.
Attorney = O. Boyce has been re-
tanned hy the men Co fight the casc
and Wi.. insist ON q hearing iust az
soon as Schchl is able 90 leave the hos
Iitli
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Luncheon and Bazaar.

The Kings Daughters bazaar ana
luncheon of the Second United Pres
byterian church will be- held al me
church. corner of Fourteenth and
Ohaplne streets, Tuesday. November
50. Extensive arrangements have
been made for the accommodation OF
the guests and the menu chosen VIII
De daintily prepared and served. In
connection a bazaar will be held when
VIII combine offerings OF great variety
TOT the Christmas season. The encraI
pubic is invited 10 attend.
The following committees Will AS.
sist:
General chairman. Miss Drusiua
Harden. Treasurer. Mrs. J. Wilson
White. Reception. Mrs. J. b. Gar1en.
chalrm1n. Fancy Articles. Miss Ger
rude Garden. chairman. Handker-
chlets. Mrs. J. II. Littell. chairman
Apron, Mr.. George Newman. chair
man. Candy. Miss Emma stewart
chairman. Pastry, Miss Sara Hare.
chairman.
Luncheon. Il 30 10 100: Mrs r !.
McCullagh chairman.
Menu.
Deer LOAF Ham Crpmed Potatoes
salad Rolls Butter jelly
Pie Ice Cream
Coffee
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Afternoon Card Parties

The Ladies' Social Club OF b car-
roll Club Will hold another of their
card parties Wednesday afternoon. De
cemberl in the parlors of the Car-ou.
Olub. The hours are from = until .
oclock. during which bridge and nve
hundred will be agreeable diversions.
Miss Esther Hell will BE- in charge or
the affair.
The Following Thursday. December
y a large party will be held at the
CIub IN the evening. Mrs. Felix Nc
Is in charge OF this ENJOYABLE
rel and all who desire reservation
should communicate with her
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Pleasantly Surprised-

Miss Elizabeth Hornbrook was
hostess at her home on Fifteenth
street yesterday afternoon. al a happy
party arranged in the celebration Of
her eleventh birthday. Her guests
were the members of the Delta Alpha
class Of the Second United P~resbyte-
nan church and their teacher. Mr. =
J.. Graham The hours were mcrrilv
spent with juvenile games. following
winch the guests were invited 10 the
dining room, where a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon was served Center
ing the table was a snow mound on
which was arranged eleven TINY birds
inner appointments were as uniguc
ana pretty. The iayors were small
baskets of sweets. The following
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Dinner PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bartholov
entertained a small party Of their
friends thursday evening. at dinner.
al their home on Indiana avenue. Cow
SrS We're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Nm
W Mather. OF Woodsheld, o.: Mrs.
William !. Mather, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Archer, OF Moundsville; Mr.. q. +.
Gray and Miss May Mather
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Misses
Small RndRr Tea

Miss jamie Good. az her home in
No'dIawn. entertained a few friends
yesterday afternoon az bridge. the liz.
Tie party beng arranged compliment.
tIy TO Miss katherine West. Of Belle
ionialne, o., and Miss Louise Good
Tioh 81 Omaha. Neb. Tea was served
, me conclusion Of the games. with
WIS kged Mcknight presiding al the
Ies i9hle' and assisted hv the Misses
Elizabeth and Lydia Good
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Y. W. c. A. LECTURE
illustrated Talk at A. o. U. w. on
Art Of Tapestry viii Be Re-
peated at ~. w." Association.

The lecture on the art OF tapestry
weaving. illustrated with lantern slides
which will be given by the art de
partment OF the Woman's Club tnis
afternoon, at the A. O.. L. W. Han,
Will be repeated for the benefit or
members OF the y. w. c. 4 in the au-
ditorium Of the association building,
this evening at s O'Clock
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BALL
FOR HOLIDAYS
ELABORATE AFFAIR WILL TAKE
THE PLACE OF ANNUAL
ASSEMBLY BALL
VIII BE Held at Yuletide Season at
The Mcclure. Under Direction Of
The Second Twiq."

One OF the most important social
events OF the year. will be held at The
Mcclure Hotel. on Wednesday. Decem-
Der -. the date chosen for the Char
ity BAH This will be in substitution
OF the Assembly Ball. which Will not
be held this year and the proceeds
VIII be donated the Ohio Valley Cen
eral Hospital.
The Assembly balls have always oc-
cupied a leading place in the brilliant
social functions OF the winter and TINS
coming ana under the direction OF
the second Twig.' a recently organ
lzed association OF society women Tor
aiding the local hospital promises 10
even surpass all other Efforts. mis-
oand OF the younger maids and ma
irons are already deeply engaged IN
plans Tor the yen and IL Is assured
all VIII hasten 70 show their substsn-
tlal appreciation Of the efforts OF the
haru working committees. by purchas-
ing a ticket or two or three of them.
Tor this yearly occasion. which viii
marx the glad Christmas time.
Miss Nancy Peterson is the chair
man n the other members include
Mesdames
singleton PAUL Jesse Bloch
y a hanInB William Holloway
Earl Adams Lee Pauu
Jesse Speidel Joe Snafdoi
TuSehe hlIdreth, W. a. Cracraft
III u. G Hazlett
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Ar Lecture at Y. w. c. A.

Lantern slides will be used in con.
nection with the lecture which Will De
gwen at the association building this
evening. on the History and Develop
ment of Tapestries. This has been
secured through the American FEEDER
alton Of Art at Washington. ID. l..
and is free to the public. The same
lecture will be given during the after.
noon before the Art Department OF
Noman's Club at the A. O. l.. ".
building. and is OF exceptional mert.
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and Mr.. W. Henry Nickerson we're
quietly united in marriage "Wednesday
evening, at the home Of Elder O. l.
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Nickerson Will
reside IN this city the groom being a
well known electrician employed here
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Newton Waltz will be hostess
at a handsomely appointed luncheon
thls afternoon at her home in Wood.
lawn when she will invite a group
OF her riends 10 meet Miss Louise
Goodrich Of Omaha. Neb.. and Miss
katherine West of Bellefontaine. o.
the guests Of Mrs. George J. Rogers
A session at bridge will follow ten
tables accommodating the PLAYERS
Ihese visitors are receiving a lumber
OF charming attentions during their
stay and today's affair will add an.
other.
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ron 3 until 3 o'clock The guests
were the members Of Opportunity
Olrcle OF Vance Memorial church. Mrs
fleger viii leave mex week for Ports
mouth. Ohio. where she will make her
future home. and yesterdays analr
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Side. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A Miller OF C~olerain,
and the groom is the son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. g. a. Martin. and is engaged IN
the produce business.
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Birthday Party.

Miss EmeIda Paul. al her home on
Eon street. was very pleasantly sur
prised Thursday afternoon by "a large
party Of her friends. boz honor Of uer
thirteenth birthday. Late in the at'or-
noon a dainty luncheon was served.
following q very d|eIilhtfuI program
Of anne and music. The guests
were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
Entertains Friends

Miss Margaret Mendel. at her home
IN Elm Grove, very pleasantly enter
tanned the /. .. a. Club. of which She
Is a member, and their friends. LAST
evening A variety OF games afforded
many merry contests. and a delight
iul musical program was given. Pleas
ing refreshments were served at a late
hour. The guests were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

Mrs Frederick r. FieEer Of Elmkood
the guest OF honor al an informal
tea yesterday afternoon. given bv Mrs
+. ". Shirer az her home in the How
ards apartments. az Pleasant Valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

You mad "A FAIRY godmothcr and
could ask her for just one quality. which
would you choose That question came
~ IN an over-the-teacups-chat the other
afternoon.
BEAUTY. said one woman. promptly.
harm, said another.
I'd rather be thoroughly dainty. than
AnylnlnE else / can think or. said an
o'nIr. mat always been my ideal"
The fourth woman was silent. We
turned 10 her i~nquiringly. Il think. she
said slowly. that I'd rather have breed
ing In the best sense OF the yyord tb.,
anything else"
Her answer was the key TO a situation
mat mas long interested me. For the last
Two or three years 1 have noticed a re-
markable change I'm his woman Sh.
mas grown 30 much more thoughtful OF
others, 80 much more pleasing I'm her
manner. 50 much more poised and serene
] have often wondered what was b.hin9
ne change. / know now. She has a fine
Don't You Love the word "Breediag7r
Don you love the very word breed
To me ia brings with 10 In a train Of
association such fine words as poised 10
serene. courteous" gracious
Real breeding. breeding lu th- "b--r
sense OF the word'-could there be a
inner IDEAL 90 work toward
Ana INT 10 a wonderful thought that
llls most desirable quality, this crown
Of the true ariSIroCrat. ls something
~ he VIII want % enough 20 work for A.
with all his heart. For the breedine /
'Na 60 l' lNAfNt surface IOlfFUeNN. no
formal knowledge OF the conventions OF
p1llle society. II ~ something indaD-
nlieIy deeper and broader and more rare
than that.
What q Nurse Said About wealthy
Families
4 nurse who Is frequently emrI0yed in
some OF the families whose wealth an.
g'Stry and education have given them
me reputation Of aristUcrlt-. told me
thaf lh"y often quarrel Boa her ur,Serrs
ana klia 20 each other 90 "a dIsagreesblr
ana even coarse manner.
These are people whom most Of ra
lp'k up 90. just fhInk. ~ we viii. We gan
lace ourselves above them
What the Word Breeding Connotss
me real breeding includes courtesy
WITHIN th" family circle as well as with
OUT ~tnrl'-rtrce. patience. "a deep respect
tor ihe rights and opinions 81 others.
W~ell-W"berafed voice the us of good
English. "a knowledge or social f1rrns
absolute personal cIranIfraaa r.,i
grooming. 90 well-inf0rmsI mind. th.
-slf-rozpeCf that gives the finest kIrd
1t pplse-aud withal land perhaps The
hardest ~ AID "a fine sense of humility
mat VIII keep one from feeling any
ride lu ones superiority haeaI-. one a
always so deeply conscious Of the heights
Co scale.
II you want breeding sincerely enough
DO accident Of fortune. no financial
a~"rriVttion can keep you from acquiring
And if you can attain 90 you viii have
won mat which places you .u the only
true aristpcracy Of the world.
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Ladies Masonic Club.

The next social afternoon OF the
Ladies Masonic Club will be enjoyed
al the Windsor Hotel. Wednesday. De
cember J. Cards will furnish a very
delightful program for the hours. ana
the games will BE- concluded with me
serving Of a prettily appointed lunch
OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
Wedding Cards Issued

The following cards have been Is
sued 10 friends OF the couple:
Joseph Henry Koehrsen
Ethel Blair Edmunds
Married
Wednesday. November twenty-fourtn
Nineteen hundred and fifteen
bridgeport. Ohio.
At Home
80 North Third Street.
Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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Literary Entertainment

ne hing Daughters OF the Fourth
Streei VI. r. church. who are launch.
ing a brand new idea in crfcr,,ir.
"eni'' with their library evening. have
made spcucial provisions for tbc rIe.s.
ure Of the little folk on that orcs.io,
Many games and contests viii NIL
them happy throughout the evening
while their elders are being er,cr
tanned with reviews of all The late
books. told by some Of the best ~,7I,r,
OF the city. Cake. ice cream and can.
may be purchased an during the
evening A cordial invitation is cv-
tended The public to attend the even.
ing Of December o.. a small 3dmiesio,
fee viii De asked 40 the door.
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Evening Party.

An interesting Thank giving rarV
was given Thursday by Mr.. Gorfon
lIohf'nf'or. az his homo In Martins
Ferry a delightful evening was spsnf
hy OH" guests in music and dancing
which followed tho serving Of AN rDsb
orato Thank-riviur dinner blossoms
NJ pink an dwhlfc rraccd tho table
which bore covers for tho following
.Il.L.
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SIDE TALKS
(By Ruth cameron.)
Breeding

II you had a fairy godmothcr and
could ask her for Just one quality. which
would you choose That question came
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

Making a Man OF Himself. The
Young Pilot. Young Knight
Errant. Brave Old Salt.
Rollo's Conquest. from 1sc
20 l3c.
American Girl Series. from
Zoe to lsc. including An Amer.
lean Girl Abroad. Sally vii.
liams. Battles at Home. Hills
boro Farms.
A-Wearying for You. from
SOC to CSC.
Songs of Sentiment, from COO
TO soc.
Rubiayat of Omar Khayyam.
from CSC to 49c.
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.
from 75c to SIC.
Bridal Roses. from 2Oc to i5c.
Assorted Books, from soc to
23c. including. humorous, ENJOY
tional and athletic ones.
basement Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

The greatest gift opportunity ever offered for
every man likes good Ties, and TO buy Neckwear
for personal use-enough for this season and
enough for next-for never again will values of
this kind be available
Barathea Bengalne Two-toned Brocadcs on
Silk Satins Heavy Crepes Oriental Silks
Brocaded Armures Surahs Peau de Soi.s
and Handsome Brocaded Duchess
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TO
COME SOON IN
BOMB PLOT
PROBE

SAN FRANCISCO. Tae. a.-in-
dietments will he returned next
week hy the federal grand Jury In
the alleged anttally bomb con.
splraeies. for which G. G. Crowley
aud |. J. Smith are under arrest.
This was broadly intimated to
day In federal circles. following
three hours OF examination
of Smith Crowley's hearing. slat.
ed for today. went over indefinitely.
Smith IL reported 10 have made
n clean breast OF his connection
with the bomb plots.
Everything the authorities wasn't.
ed 10 know. except who was the
"higherup' behind the scheme
and who destroyed the Seattle mu.
nltionH barge. Smith il said 60
have revealed under three-hour
grllling before the grand jury.
The "hlgherup." however. Is
known to the officials. II Is
known
His prominence Ia such that
revelation OF his name would Gre
ate a sensation.
Growers alleged connection
with bomb conspiraelea il said to
have been definitely saddled upon
him by Smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03
WOMAN DIES IN
ROOM: IDENTITY
STILL IN DOUBT

With one woman. nt first report
cd as the wife OF Stewart Steele.
dead by gas asphyxlation. under
mysterious circumstances. and
with another woman declaring
that she Is the real Mrs Steele.
the police Friday are searching for
Steele. a chauffeur.
At noon Thursday. Mrs. l.. Ander.
son. landlady OF apartments at 1907
Fifth ave. reported gas escaping
from the steele apartments. and
said she was unable to arouse Mrs.
steele. The police found the wom-
an dead
At .. m. another womln tele-
phOned the police. after learning
Of the alleged Mrs. Steele's death.
and said she was Steele's wife,
and that the other woman was a
girl with whom her husband had
become infatuated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03
ARGENTINA AND
u. s. WILL MAKE
A SHIP PROTEST

WASHINGTON. Dec. a.
The United States and Aroen.
tina. II was foreessted here to.
day. will join hands In protest.
ing TO England over the latter's
ship seizure policy.
Seizure OF the American ship
Hooking and the Argentine
ship Mitre recently on the
ground Of enemy ownership"
10 the basis for such possible
Joint action.
The American case Ia aggravated
hv news from the American consul
AZ Halifax that England has requl
sitioned the Hooking without the
Formally OF prize court proceed