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.use PARTY For uestS.

Hong Misses Esther Wcible. Of
DovEarjorie Henderson,. Of CleTe-
and Sue Taylor, of New Philadel-
chia D are her classmates at West
IN :srve university. Miss Helen
aeyprtained 4 number Of friends
=; A:ame on Pearl street, Martins
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IN Mr.. Fred Frazier all of Staunton,
Va. The bride-elect is well known
and is a popular member OF large
o5rc,a Mr., Allen is vice president OF
The r. II. Thomas company and Is
prominent in business circles OF the
Southern city.
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and Mr.. VIM. M. Sprague, chief clerk
to the district freight solicitor Of the
Pennsylvania railroad in this city,
Will take place at the home Of the
bride in Sewickley on Sept. 20. Mr..
Sprague is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
u. Sprague at that place.
Honorary Dinner Party.
A most enjoyable dinner party was
Continued on Page 2wo.)
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Delightful Party.

NVirginia Atkinson was hostess
listening al her home in Elm
S.ro in honor of her house guest,
MS aarion Spangler. OF Oklahoma.
A 2e company Of young people
VeHresent and the hours were de.
foisiO an entertaining series of
ganand with music supplied de.
!igES evening. Decorations of Jap
aae antrrnS were used about the
Ero:S and pOrcheS. and during the
eies refreshments were served.
I:hllowing enjoyed the affair:
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Invitation Issued.

;Sactivr invitations worded as
IONS have been received by mem.
oe!d the younger suburban sci:
II in The tnpec on my lawn at
iath"rwood Place in Indian
ostumc. Monday from one
thirty 10 five o'clock.
Frances Bell Ewing.
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Theatre Party

Miss Dorothy Kessler Of Philadel.
phia, who is visiting Mrs Fred Schenk
was complimented yesterday after.
noon with a motion picture party. The
company of ten little folk enjoyed the
matinee at the Colonial theatre and
afterwards were served a luncheon at
local confectionery.
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Endaden1ent Announced

Announcement has been made Of
the engagement of Miss Emily Hobbs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Hobbs
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The End)

A ned 4t,achnsnt mad ;a;e I - :LTy
plugs ,tan-torns Them mo >anA'"'!
drinkius teinIains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-02

tSSSould be joy both to young and old
ne Coming season. The pool will open
,t,ueSday, September fifth. The refill,
e@Sston plant keeps the wafer pure, and
ley effort has been made 10 keep
me- pool sanitary in every way. Tn"
os ON ~ physical directors. Miss Phelps
n IN Warehouse Point, Conn. and Mis-,
TTI!oble OF MI. Holyokc. Mass. arrived
r1oaalssday night. and will b. glad TO
pset all wishing 10 arrange for les
sISas. Those that have registered in
~ faacc. had better call al the Assoc
.sbtslon rooms as early as possible that
t,ne Classes may be- filled. From four
~. liz open periods every day and
ccIIsssses between. Don't delay. as the
nss eS are iIillnS up daily: cd you
No! miss your opportunity for the
Gcy;ddSon, ChIldr"nS classes Saturday;
nthEk Saturday mornings. and boys in
Ns afternoon.
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Y. ". c 4 Notes

Many Interesting changes r.ya ~
e3 p!ac" IN .hs Y. ". {. \. <w:-n-7;nn
pooL Ii IS q thine OF beauty ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-02
Wedding.

September Weoo'ns'
The wedding of Miss Florence Eliz.
abeth Robert, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Otto Reibert, of Sewickley, Pa,
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Corn Roast

E.John Howard was host al corn
vtEsa On Thursday evening on the
uuVUfHd Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. John y.
,io ard accompanied the Young PEG.
p p's and about huge bonfire many
,ySSe0or pleasures were enjoycd. In
iIuassarty were:
Ivy ~: Naylor, Frank M'alerhouse
pT WatcrhouSr. John Wilson,
G jonathan. Wilson Water
Pittsburgh. house,
~u>9r ArmbruSlrr,.IOhn Howard,
Miss Jane WaterhOuSe
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BELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
proves it. 25c at all druggists.

Ferry last evening, which was the first
| event OF a two-day house no. ~t
was the principal diversion last even
ing. This evening a six o'clock din
ner and theatre party will be given in
honor or the Out-Of-town young ladies.
Those present were:
Misses:
Kathryn Blackford Lillian Pickens
Sara Louise Bertha Rother-
Dixon muud
Esther Moore Theo Robertshaw
Margaret Faneu Neville Eberley
Berry, Nelly. Ruth Sedgwick
Lois Nelly Helen Chew
For House Guest.
Miss Annabell Ward, of 120 South
street, Island. entertained for her
house guest, Miss Helen Henderson,.
Of Adena, O. The hours were from
to o'clock. Games and other amuse.
ments were INDUCED in after which
refreshments were served.
Those present were:
Misses
Sarah Dieringer, Helen Henderson,,
Irene Ryan, Of Adena, O.,
Bcula Rainbow, Margaret Morrison,
Virginia Ebeling, Mildred McKeever,
Eyeline Ebeling. Sarah Thornburg,
Esther Ebeling, Iona Ward,
Margaret Ward, Annabell Ward,
Helen Ward, Della Ward,
Ellen Wigal, Virginia Ward.
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For Visitors.

& Mary Schcnk was hostess at
~ aome in W0OdSdale on Wednes-
70! Hening. honoring her guest, Mrs.
u.re'ge MUM. of ParkerSburg. and
S!S Mrs. Richard Greiner, of blaine.
w. y. Fink and white blossoms formed
a.. attractive centerpieCe for the
,Ssi; and there were places laid for
'N' allowing guests:
NN..5t,,,,,.
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Enaadement Announced

n enlargement NHHOUHCcu.
Il Joseph DE- Roy, of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
AS!unCcS the engagement Of his
daughter
Julia
Nr. Samuel NJ. Reichblum
of this city.
i>sption will be held al the Con.
COZ club, Pittsburgh, Monday, Sept.
lwey.fif,h.
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ElliC USS2.

larson ''lN NJtNJ.
Department Of the Interior = s.
Land office 40 ElkO. Nevada. june go.
1916
Nour" il hereby given that Al. BAR
TON. Of Mountain Ciiy Nevada, who.
on December 20, 1910. made Carson
City homestead application C5GsU. now
CLIO SO u&S2. for II l. Survey 80.
81. embracing portion OF The uusur-
y"yed public domain Nevada. NOR"
particularly uOul4uru and described as
follows. Beginning ~ corner 40 /.
from which L. :. Location Monument
30 2i2 bears y. 81 deg. f.. SgS chs
distant. thence :. 81 deg II min. ".
I.IS chs. 'u Cor 30 >: thence y 30
deg. q min. W. i6Ii ems ~ Cor 30.
%. thence : : de-. - mir. T., T.u5
chs. "a cor. Nu. ) thence y. - deg
% min ". 22.@l chs 10 Cor. 40. 3.
I thence y. % deg. % min. W. 1925
chs. TO Cor 30. Is. thence T.. 5g7 chs.
Iu Cor No. =. thence : - deg. l.
min. r, l7l2 chs. to Cor No 3.
thence =. deg. 81 min. W. 200 chs
to cor. 30. g thence = - deg Ol
: min. T.. 26IT chs 10 Cor 80. 20.
thence :. - de- - min +. 90. chs
ru cor VA. II. thence :. IS deg T.
min T.. 1915 chs 10 Cor. 40. ]. the
Jla', of beginning. containing SlIi
acres. and iorIniHE part Of unsuUvcycd
Sections l.. 20. aud -. Township -
Nurth. Range - East. Mount Di8hlu
Meridian. has uicd notice OF intention
tu mas" UuI tiv,y"ar proof. 10 r-.
tabli-h claim 20 the land above %,
/ eCrih"d before the Register and Re
,,ivor uI This Office. on the twentieth
day ui September. 1916
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
SUMMoNS.
Iu the District Court OF the Fourth
judicial orstrist Of the State Of Ne.
yada, IN and for tho County Of Elko

JUsophin" i'oalhrrston", puntrr
~ Frcd"ricI, T. Fpathrrstono. Defend
ant
Action brought IN the District Court
Of ia" Fourth Judicial District Of tho
state OF Noyada. In and ror thc County
of Elko, aud M" complaint filed in the
Urrtro OF No" rlnrk of said District
Court
The state of Nevada sends Erecting
60 said Defendant.
Sou ar" hereby summoned 10 appear
within ten days after the service upon
YOU OF this summons If served In said
County OF within twenty days Il
served out ct said County. hut within
said Judicial District, and in all Other
eases within forty days exclusive. uI
the day Of scryicc.-and defend the
above entitled action.
Dated August 2lst. 1916.
OSEALD
ROBERT H. HUNTER,
Clerk OF Said Court
By " G. SrROrLE. Deputy Clerk
q29.Y4.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08

This week anu sent TO the Daniels
ranch. where it will b. used IN cutting
tie 900 acres now in grain The har.
yestcr started taking in the crop 10,
day
The Daniels ranch was formerly 2
part OF the Big Five holdings. and
comprises LOO acres Ii il few
miles out OF Lovelock.
Tn" harvester t. "a new model Har
ris combined harvester. and cuts a 20
foot swath and is equipped to turn
out from 900 to 1000 sacks of grain
daily-Lovelock Revicw-Miner.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
PROHIBITIONS FILE
PETITIONS AT CARSON CITY

4 petition containing the signatures
OF about $500 names was yesterday
filed with the Secretary OF state Tor
the purpose Of allowing the names oi
the Prohibition Presidential electors L"
appear ON the ballots AT the coming
general election in ibis State.
DIR. II. +. McLane OF Cleveland, o.
who filed the petition. and who has
been here for the pa,t several days.
stated that It would have been an
easy matter to have secured 5000
names 10 the list. but a. the law re-
qulres but 2.l2l and they had exceeded
that number the papers were called In
and Carson News.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Fourth Ju.
dicial District OF the state OF Ne
vada. in and for the County OF Elbo
DAISY HAMILTON, Plaintiff. y.
WILLIAM HAMILTON. peEendnnt.

DAISY HAMILTON, Plaintiff. VS..
WILLIAM HAMILTON. Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court
Of the Fourth judicial District of the
state OF Nevada. IN ana Tor the Coun-
ty of Elko. and the complaint filed in
the office OF the clerk OF said District
Court
The State of Nevada sends greetings
To said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within ten days after the service upon
you Of this summons il served in said
county. or within twenty day If
served out OF said County, nut within
said judicial District. and in all other
cases within forty days-oNcIusiyc OF
| the day Of -ervice--and defend the
aboy. entitled action. This action
brought 10 dissolve the bonds of mutgI
mouy now existing between plaintiff
and defendant on tire ground of dezer
ton, and to award the custody OF lh.
TWO minor children 90 defendant
Dated June 10. 1916.
ROBERT q HUNTER
CLERK OF Said ru~I.
Aux "n-Oct u.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO.
PARTNERSHIP

The finn .ueretoCore existing under
the name and style OF J. {. Lee q Son.
doing business in the Town OF Tecoma.
County OF Elko. State oil Nevada. has
been dissolved by mutual consent and
{. r. Lee has purchased the entire in
tcrest of J. =. Lee in the concern and
viii pay all debts Thereof.
Dated this 2ath day Of August. 1916.
j. =. LEE
q2g-y2
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Ilko 0l0U5

llko Ul0u5
Carson O7SGl
Department of the Interior. 1 s
Land Office ai Elku. Nevada. Angus,
p. 1916
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
nI-ET ROT NrkEE

IA,,ut.IN OF the Last VIII of
T. + RumrT"". DECREASED
AG@ 96.-Dci. 10.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08
GIANT. HARVESTER USED
ON GOVEGOcK RANCH

What is acclaimed the largest har
y"st"r at the I.Ovelock valley was AN
loaded at the Luyolock freight station
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-08

NOiiCr Be- hereby given that InN
HUNTER. ul Elko. Elko County. -.
vida. assignee Of Eula Fadcr. who. on
April %. 1913. mad" Desert Land Np
pliCation, Carson City U7SGI. now ElRo
No Ul0n5 for ~ SWh: Lots % ant
/. SELL NWh. VIE MEL. Mel,
NEii. Section 60 Towunhip 2i North
Rang" - East Mt Diablu Base ant
Meridian. has filed notice at intention
20 make final proof. TO establish claim
to the land Hboy" Described. bcror,
the Register y Receiver of the y. y
Land office. az Elko, Nevada. ON lh,
2Gth day of September 1916.
Claimant names as witnvascy.
George y. Banks. Of Elko. Nevada
Charles NJ IIaws. at Elko. Nevada.
Malcolm +. Armstrong. OF Elko. Ne
vada: Edward Hanks. of EIku. Ncy.
JOHN T.. Robbins. Register.
FIRST publication. August %. 1916.
Last publication. Sept. -. 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
Carranza's Reply Is Reason.bl.

A THOUGH C~arranza has not acceded
4 \ definitely to this governments proposal
10 broaden the scope OF the Joint commits
sions inquiry, his note does not refusa IN
permit other matters to be consid prod hy
the conference, but, on the contrary. might
reasonably be interpreted as favorable to the
american plan. AS translated. The ren,v
contains a statement that the Mexican com
missioners have been instructed TO devote
thelr attention preferably" to the points
mentioned previously.
There can be no legitimate objection 10
this attitude. These points are: protection NJ
the border. withdrawal OF American troops
and investigation of malign influences behind
the raids. Until the first two, at least. sra
satisfactorily settled, there can be useful dis
cussion OF other phases, except as they affect
these principal points. Therefore. Carranza's
instructions that these are to receive atten.
ton' preferably" may we'll mean that thew
are to be discussed first. At any rate there
. iAtie reason TO expect the administration
10 qulDble over the phrasing Of Carranza,s
note.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
The Voice Of the PEOPLE
Fryntt's Execution.

TO the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Captain fryatt was conyictod by ,ba
Sourt-Inartial of being a 'bushwhacker" and OF
having sinned against INTERNATIONAL law. Now
1T takes but a moment to understand that such
a. charge was utterly frivolous and untenabie
Inc right of self-defense or escape in such
even been questioned. If Captain Fryatt had
surrendered and then had attempted while in
custody to murder his captors. it might have
raised a point against him: but that was NOT
the case. Could greater barbarity and NEON
sistenSe be embraced within the same promo
sition: Can we admit the principle that. in
case this county, should be at war. the cap
sci. defending their ship and themselves against
destruction, thereby become liable to he shot
II thereafter captured? Many a good German
mother will have cause to weep for her son
ranks Of the allies by Captain Fryatts death.
Great Britain Will exact Il heavy toll for the
crime: his murder was not only cruel and
useless, nut so senselcss as to- be past our m
derstandins: We cannot he shocked by add
DO eNpected-but we do not expect them to re-
nam TOOLS forever. Let us be Just enough,
however. 10 remember that the German peo-
nlo are not to be blamed for these things. INT
the teachers Of terrorism and the miIitarv oil
sarchy that controls the empire. whose end is
approaching ALEXIS r. homes :"
Petersburg. Va, August 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Tanned,

Tnnned.
Poor old Colonel Roosevelt
Grieves-can any doubt it?
l did not suppose he felt
Quite SO bad about 1t,
Yet Bull Moose he's led along
TIL 1t was II habit.
Now declare poor Teddy wrong,
Knock his plan and crab II.
Poor old Colonel Roosevelt
Had II lot OF trouble:
Right among life's woes he dwelt,
Got the cross that's double.
no was more than lightly panied
That folks scorned his bossing,
For he had the right retained
TO do double-crossing.
Poor old Colonel Roosevelt
Weep for him, my heartieS!-
Rubbed with salt. one knows, "a pclt
Bound TO make man smar liz.
That's what's Mapped to Theodore;
His salt pelt is hanging
Where 1t just can't be a bore.
Old Guard harps arc twanging.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
IliIeN

Riley.
Ailhoush up to a brighter sky
You turn a brighter brow.
me Little Girl you bade, Don't crvl"
Must disobey you now.
BESIDE the Little CrippIe's chair
ohes kneeling. tcarful-eyed,
H'thouGh she knows that you fore'er
Are on the Sunny Side.
Amid the land that's ever new.
Anliu new singers ranks,
ihereli he the same deep Joy for Won
AS on the Deer Creek Banks.
TOT win your posies in her hands
Ana on her lips your hymn.
mere Little Orphant Annie standa
10 Kiss her Uncle Jim!
y you who sang The Days Gone By
IN your own perfect phrase,
l near your treble, far on high,
Singing the day of DAYS.
me ven that hid Gods mystery vast
LIFTS ms n curtain does,
And now, Jim Riley. at tba ,e.t 4
you know who Santa wuzi g.
NO Gobble-uns'lI git you, Jim!
70 iind amid the seraphim
The Raggedy Man in white,
And in the paths of children's feet
Lit by the children's smile.
iou go nnfaltering to meet
me true cross-Bearin' Chile!
inc Funny Little Fellow cries
IN VAIN for YOU to stay.
you've gone to seck boVond tb. sLi.a
The Land Of Whereaway.
ana ~'Good-bye, Jim",the DwaInie elf
signs meath her Spirkland hat.
one need not say, Take kecr O. your
SELF"
Gods looking out for that!
John Okaefn In No,, 1-z.t r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
Bad Practice of Police

NESTERDAYS Police Court reports bring
to light another instance OF q practice
against which complaint has repeatedly been
made. A drunken man encountered a police
man the night before and was put on a
westbound car" Nothing but a mista on
sense of kindness or an nnwillingness to be
bothered with a simple drunk can be
pleaded in palliation of the policeman's act.
The place for a man 30 intoxicated as not
10 be able to take care Of himself is GER
talnly not a street car. and when p policeman
puts him on one, he neglects his own duty
at the expense of the railway company's pa
irons and employees. Policemen are paid to
protect the public; when they put DRINKS on
street cars TO get rid of them, they are not
giving service in return for their salaries.
The railway company has Just ground for
complaint and the public reason for indig-
nation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
shakc.peure In, Inv On,

shakespeare Day by Day.
For the stars: These blessed candles Of the
night"-The Merchant OF Venice, V. ].
For all of us: oh! while you live tell
truth. and shame the dcvil."-King Henry ",
Part L.. ill. l..
For Jobs comforter:
No. no; tbs all mems Office TO speak patience
TO those that wiring under the load Of sorrow.
But no mans virtue nor suficiency
To be SO moral when he shall endure
The like himself"
Much Ado About Nothing. ". /.
For the kill-joy:
sweet recreation baird. what doth ensue
fut moody and dull melancholy.
hinsman, TO grim and comrortless despa;r
And at her heels a huge infectious troop
OF pale distemperatures and foes to life? ."
Comedy OF Errors, v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
Administrative Board Is Rich,

SpUBLlC opinion will commend the Admins.
u trat1ye Board for refusing to make I'm.
provements on streets where owners OF pron-
8erty decline TO surrender their right to dam.
ages for changes Of grade. In some cases.
perhaps individuals do suffer substantial
injury when streets are graded, paved or
otherwise improved, but in nearly everv s,ch
case the resulting benefits more than com
spensate.
with 30 much work that ought to be done.
the Administrative Board is in a position
indeed, 1t is required-to make selections from