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procura ri de adevarata sar.
batoare. Dinsul calatorit toata
noaptea, venind dupa e ri dc
grea munca din McKeesport. Pa.
81 nu numai ca tinut slujba
frumoasa spre mingaierea celol
prezenti, ci ne-a fQcut o. 9eose'
'bita cinste de a aduce pc episco-
pal nostru local. care dupa ce-
tiraa ST. Evanghelii a tinut q
vorbirc foarte frumoasa i'll limbd
Americana. la care ne-a raspuns
parintele nostru tot in acecasI
limba.
Episcopal a fost primit 81 pc
trccut Gu mmdrele drapele Ro-
min 81 American 81 Gu praporiI
'bisericei, pc linga sunetul clopn-
tclor.
O asemenea bucuric moi, pOpo-
rul din Erie n am avut 81 he
simtlm mingaiati 81 mindrii ca
Americana ne iau in seama 81
ca seful Ibisericei a petrecut gu
noi Craciunul.
La sfirsitul sfintei liturghii,
parintele Hatiegan a tinut pre-
dica zilei, despre insemnatatea
Nasterii Mintuitorului, expli-
END in termeni scurIi 81 vorbi-
rea Episcopului. Dupa asia a ur-
mat productiunea Irozilor. care
au delectat pc eel de fata Gu
cintarile 81 GU expunerea Nastr-
i'ii lui Isus Christos, 81 care an
colectat pentru biserica suma
frumoasa de $271.35, umblind
din casa in casa din seara de
Craciun 81 pima a doua ri Ia
ameazi, find condusi de bunii 81
zelosii credinciosi domnii loan
Raus 81 Grigore Timis.
~ Iata numele tinerilor care
sau obosit umbind GU Irozii in
favorul fondului bisericei nol-
sire:
lrod Mihai Cusdriorean. Trei
Graf Todor Bindea. Todor Ma
aastiurean 81 Todor Bogdan,
Preot. loan Hoinol, fnger Dunn
tru Mihut. Cioban Dumitru Mas
tase, Soldat Miron Moldovan,
Dumitru Nistor.
Dcci in nmele parochiei noa-
sire aducem calduroase multu-
miri domnului n. FObean 81 IL
intreaga d-sale familii, caci a
dat o Gina la Irozi in seara de
Craciun. Asemenea multumim 81
domnului Romocea George 81 la
sofia dinsului pentru prInzul pc
care l-au dat in ziua de Craciun.
Tot odata multumim intreyu-
lui popor, care i-au PRINT. pre-
cum 81 tuturor crestinilor care
ne-au dat sprijinul. lie zicem sd
traiasca la multi ami fericiti "a
sd mai poata lupta pentru lege
81 neamul nOstru romlnesc 81
pentru scopul Stint, Casa hui
DumneZeu.
Iata venitul total de la Cra-
ciun, care fost urmatorul:
De la Irozi ........... $271.35
De la plicuri din biserica $54.30
Alte venite ..... $3.50
Total S335 O0
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Iata serbarea Craciunului 81
.rezultatul frumos pc care Lam
avut moi 81 'biserica noastra.
Inca Odata aducem calduroase
multuniri tuturOr crestinilor.
Acestea toate au Occurs sub
conducerea inteleapta a domnn-
pi Gavril Istrate, presedinte.
Todor Marias, secretar cofesp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11

patronesses include Mrs. Baker, wife OF
the Secretary Of War; Ms. John A.
Lejeune, Mrs. James W. NcAndreW, Mrs.
Dayton, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe. Mr& James Vaudeville Carlisle
and Mrs. P. H. Dunlap.
Thanksgiving day will be made glad
for the House of Mercy. the board OF
managers having arranged it's annual
donation day and tea for Saturday, No
vember 20. Headquarters for the re-
cepton Of groceries. daintes and other
things will be at 1882 Connecticut ave-
nue., and under the charge of Mrs. Henry
w. Fitch will be open from am. to
6 pm. and assisting her will be Mrs.
GOldsborough Adams, Mrs. Lee Phillips
and Miss Helen Mason. Miss Anne
Craven, Miss Marie Louise johnson,
Miss May Taylor and Miss Edith Bacon
will also assist
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy E.
George c. Boyd, to Mr.. Marshall Har
rison Johnson will take place this aft
ernoon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of
the brides uncle and aunt, MT. and
Mrs. George W. Miller 1929 18th
street A beautiful decoration of au-
tumn flowers and foliage adorn the
various rooms. and the ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. P. c. Gavin.
The bride, who will be escorted by
her rather. will wear a gown of white
bridal satin with a tulle veil and
shower bouquet of bride roses and
swansonia. Miss Sue Coleman of
Philadelphia will be the brides only
attendant and she will wear a charm
ing gown of pale yellow and silver
taneta, with gold lace hat, and carry
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his staff. who are attending mill
tary review this afternoon. will be
present. together with the Secretary
Of War and Mrs. Baker. Prince de
Bearn. charge daffaires of the French
emD9 ssy: members of the staff and
othe;s in diplomatic and official lie.
Miss Lee and Mrs. Jervey. wife of
Gen. Jervey. Will preside at the tea
table and a group of young French
girls will assist. The guests will
number about $50.
The Polish minister. Prince Lubo-
mirski. is in New York. where he will
remain until the latter part of the
week.
Princess Lubomirska entertained a
dinner party last night. which inelud-
ed Signor Giuseppe Brambilla. the
Italy, and Signora Brambilla; Mr..
Warren Delano Robbins. chief ot<he
near eastern division of the State De-
partment. and Mrs. Robbnis: Signor
Andrea Geisser Celesia di Neeliasco.
third Italian secretary. and S!gnora
Geisser Celesia di Vegliasco: Princess
Hohenlohe- Schillingsfurst. Miss Lip
pincott, Count John de Sails. third
secretary of the British embassy: Mr..
Emile Fontanel. attache of the Swiss
legation. and Prince Eugene Lubo-
mirski@,the nephew of TIE minister of
Poland Bridge followed tne uiHheF'
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Houston will be the honor guests
at a dinner and small dance at which
Mrs Cromwell Brooks will be hostess.
Mrs. Allen G. Wellman of New York.
has arrived and will be the week end
guest of Mrs. Cromwell Brooks.
One of the newest and most charm
ing additions to the debutante group
is Miss Margaret Treadwel1. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Treadwell
who is spending the winter with her
brother. Mr.. Arthur Treadwell. at
Wardman Park Hotel. Because of
Mrs. Treadwells i'll health necessitat-
ing her absence from Washington at
present she will not be able to bring
her daughter out formally, but Miss
Treadwell will take prominent part
in society and is already enjoying a
brilliant Delleship
The American Woman's Legion ball.
to be given this evening at o'clock. at
the Marine Barracks. for the benefit of
the fund to carry on Americanization.
will be one of the largest and most
notable affairs of the early season.
Mrs James W. Wadsworth. jr.. wife Of
the senator of New York. assisted by
several of the patronesses, will assist.
A section Of the Marine Band will play
and punch and cake will be served. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11
SOCIETY

ing. Miss Elsie Downing. Miss Rather
inc Du Bose. Miss Alexandrine Fitch
Miss Marjorie Gelm. Miss May Gown.
Miss Mildred Green, Miss Frances
Hampson. Miss Margaret Harding.
Miss Mary HELEN. Miss Delphine Heyl
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, Miss Virginia Sutherl nd
Miss Marie Louise Johnson, Miss
Clara kingsbury. Miss Louise King,
Miss Sarah King. Miss Laura lie Jeun..
Miss Zilla MacDougall, Miss Helen Nc
Lanahan. Miss Natalie Magruder. Miss
Frances Neville. Miss Mary Dixon Nor
ris. Miss Adeline Oxnard. Miss Esther
Reno, Miss Katherine Robinson Miss
Yolanda Romano. Miss Enid Sims
Miss May Taylor. Miss Margaret Tay-
lor. Miss Adelaide Tuttle. Miss Mary
Veeder. Miss Suzanne Veeder. Miss
Eleanor Wheeler and Miss Katherine
Sutherland Additional patronesses are
Mrs. f. ]. Dorm and Mrs. Richard Har
low. Mrs. Joseph Strauss and Mrs.
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Deb.t.ntes Q, Ball Committee.

Debatantes On Ball Committee.
A group of the seasons debutantes
Snd young matrons will compose the
girls floor committee for the Navy re-
nef ball at the Willard on November 81.
MISS Caroline Nash is the chairman OF
.ne committee. and with her will be
Mrs. Henry Abbott, Mrs. George Bowie.
Mrs. A. H. Doig. Mrs. Howard Hume,
MRS Thomas Kinkaid and Mrs. Alan G.
MIX and Miss Cora Barry. Miss Mil
dred Cromwell. Miss Sydney Burleson,
MISS Mss Marcia Chaplin, Miss Ann Craven.
MISS Louise Delano. Miss AIys Down.
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yellow roses. Mr.. Harry c. Fulks Of
Peoria, Ill, will act as best maD and
the brides nephew. Lawrence Mal1ery
Of Philadelphia, will be the page. A
reception will follow and later Mr..
johnson and his bride will leave for
their wedding trip. They will reside
at Clifton Terrace on their return.
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Society

HE President and Mrs. Wilson
had the formers Son-in-law,
Mr.. William Gibbs McAdoo. at
luncheon with them at the
White House yesterday. Mr.. McAdoo'
who was in the capital for only a few
hours. left later in the day for New
York.
Mrs Baker, wife of the Secretary of
War. will sing this evening at the
Community Service building at the cele-
hration of Armistce day and Commits
Soner Mabel T. BoardmHn and Or.
Abram T. Simon will be- among the
speakers.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife of the
secretary of the Navy. had AS her guests
at the national chrysanthemu,n> show
At old Masonic Temple last night Nd
niiral MCGOWAN and the Misses Hor-
ton of North Carolina Mrs. Daniels is
a member of tie Red Cross chapter
which is conducting membership
Booth throughout the five days of the
flower show. and before leaving the
audi forum secured the memberships
Of her three guests.
Celebration at French Embassy.
The fftieth anniversary of the
founding of the Third Republic of
France will be brilliantly celebrated
at the French embassy this evening
at q dinner and ball. at which the
Prince de Bearn, charge d'affaires of
the embassy. will act as host. The
guests will include the Secretary of
state and Mrs. Colby. members of the
diplomatic corps and leaders in Of
fetal and resident society. The dim
rer guests will number about fifty
and they will be seated at small ta-
hies. with a hostess at each. Those
invited for the reception and ball will
number about three or four hundred.
Nine. Collardet. wife of the mill
tary attache of the French embassy.
Brig. Gen. Collardet is entertaining
at a large tea this afternoon at her
residence. 1926 y street northwest.
in celebration of the tiftieth ami
vcrsary of the founding Of the Third
Republic of France.
Gen. Robert Georges Nivelle. the
hero of Verdun. with the members of
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Delos Blodgett have been added to the
list of boYholderS
Gen. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake were
hosts at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club. when they enter
tanned party Of twenty.
Enor Doctor Emilio del Solar, re-
Gently promoted from second secre-
tary of the Peruvian embassy here TO
Continued on Ninth Page.)
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.D
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
PAGE SEVEN

always was good, kind and helpful
man, thoroughly reliable, good as bis
word, never refusing to do favor if
in his power. There were many
things he did to win and hold the
confidence of all who knew him.
He united with the Presbyterian
church of Seville, O., March Is, 1886.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence May "a, at 2 O'Clock, conducted
by Rev. G. II. L. Beeman. Interment
was in Mound Hill cemetery, Seville.
Those who attended the funeral
from out of town were: Mr.. and Mrs,
F. w. Hoyer, Cleveland; Miss Iva
Carse, Ashland; Mr.. and Mrs. Morse.
Akron; Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson, Co
shocton; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steven
son, Coshocton; Mr.. and Mrs. How
man, Burbank; Mr.. A. T. Gray, Cleve-
land. st e' ID ~, @gq
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The boon his love has given,
And though the body slumbers here
The soul is safe in heaven.
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THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

Commencement exercises of the
Seville High school this week Thurs
day evening, May 27, at 8 p. m., at
the town hall.
The entertainment given by the
school pupils last week was enjoyed
by a crowded house. The program
was good and well rendered. Some
thing over $88 was the door receipts.
The proceeds of this entertainment are
for the school playground. Z 4
Deputy Grand Matron Of the East
ern Star, Beulah 0. Blennis, OF
Wadsworth, inspected the Seville
chapter on Wednesday evening of last
week, May 10. There were about
so members and visitors present
After inspection was over the refresh.
rnent committee had in waiting in the
dining room q delicious lunch Of ice
cream, cake, coffee and after-dinnel
nints. The dining room was beauti.
fully decorated in pink and white
The table runners were pink crepe
paper with large bowls Of appl,
blossoms. Pink and white ice cream
the cake was also pink and white
also the refreshment mints. All en-
joyed the evening.
Mrs. Alice Crawford entertained
the following guests at dinner las
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison an,
daughter Of Lakewood, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith Of Medina. Mrs. Smith is ;
sister of Mrs. Crawford and Mr.. AM
Mrs. H. H. Kindig, Mr.. and Mrs. Dol
Crawford and daughter Jane an
Vivian Boyer of Seville.
| Mrs. Roy Armstrong and Mrs. Ell
mer Overdorf entertained the Ultil
| ian class of the Presbyterian Sunda,
school last Friday evening at tn
Overdorf home on High street. The,
held business meeting and the rest o
the evening was spent in a social way
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McPhersol
and little daughter Monna, who cam
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Hetherngton's influence has always
been on the side of right and he holds
the respect of practically the whole
community.
The funeral was held from the Bap-
tlst church on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Woodwork, assisted by Rev.
Gardiner, conducted the services at
the church. Mrs. Lavorn Bates sang
three favorite hymns of Mr.. Hether-
ington's.-"The Silver Cord" "Some-
where the Sun Is Shining" and
Lead Kindly Light"
The esteem in which Mr.. Hether-
ington was held was somewhat man
ifested in the beautiful floral offer
ings sent by neighbors ana friends.
The Odd Fellows from Wooster
where Mr.. Hetherington held his
membership for over so years, at
tended in a body and took charge OF
the services at the grave which were
very impressive and beautiful. The
K. of p lodge of Seville also attend.
ed in body. Mr.. Hetherington has
been an active member in this lodge
for nearly SO years and little scene
worthy of note was a band from Ak.
ron with the ship-by-truck trucks
coming this way, stopped; lined ur
with hats removed and while the
casket was taken from the hearse
softly played "Nearer My God tt
Thee" 5f'r - wi 'N5
j Those from out Of town who attend.
! ed the funeral were: Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Mcpherson and daughter
Norma, of West Haven, Conn.,; Mrs
Louise Ellsperman, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Coy and daughter, Esther; Mr.. Franl
Ellsperman, Mrs. John Ellsperman
Mrs. Charles Patton and daughter
Lucille, all of Wooster; Mrs. Ella
Arman, of Sheve, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Pennell of Big Prairie.
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Charles High

Charles High, one of ten children
born to Nathan and Maria High, was
born at Seville, Medina County, Ohio,
October 7, 1847. He departed this
life May FL, 1920, aged 72 years, 10
months, II days.
He was united in holy wedlock with
Isabelle Holmes of Ashland, Ohio,
January H., 1871. Two children were
born to bless this union, both of whom
are living-Mrs. Maude Hall, Seville,
O., and Mrs. Lillian Miller, Lorain,
Ohio.
Of family of ten he leaves a
brother and sister, Mr.. Henry High,
and Mrs. Matte Peters, both of Mas
sillon, Ohio.
He had been engaged in painting,
decorating and fur business for more
than IS years, all of which was spent
in Seville, O. He was the oldest resi-
dent who was born and raised and
had lived in Seville all his life. He
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to attend the funeral Of their uncle,
Mr.. Hetherington, returned to their
home in West Haven, Conn, on Mon
day.
o. w. Mcconnell of Colorado is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. John Lowrie, for
few days. f3
Andrew Taylor was the weekend
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Taylor. E g
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Zeigler attended
the funeral Of their uncle, Geo. Fetzer,
last Friday. He died at his home in
Hermanville. The funeral was held
in the church in Smithville and he
was buried in Wooster.
The Lehman family spent the week
end in Shreve and w Wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. "A. Robertson 20
to Cleveland today friday to at.
tend the annual meeting and banquet
Of the Northern Ohio Alumni Associ.
alton Of Monmouth College, of which
Mr.. Robertson is member.
Mrs. George Brumbaugh and two
children and Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugf
started for Fillmore, Calf, on Tues.
day morning, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Brumbaugh is
already settled there.
Mrs. Rev. Gardiner is on the sicl
list for the past week with stomach
trouble.
Mrs. Pease, mother of Grover Pease
on West Main street, is on the sicl
list, confined to her bed.
William Cunningham is very ill a
this writing.
| Mrs. Henry Wythe is reporte'
some better.
Gertrude Spice made business tri]
to Cleveland Monday.
i Mrs. Helen Bayers is spending
few, days in Akron with her siste
who is sick.
l Charles Sperry of Ashland wa
visiting his lady friend, Mrs. Flor
ence Immel on Sunday.
| Lloyd Phelps, wife and little Pet
were weekend guests of H. II
Phelps and wife. Grandpa an,
grandma are very proud of little Pete
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brotts spen
Sunday with their son Clyde and wifi
in Lakewood, Ohio.
! Marion Walker had the misfortun
of breaking his arm last week Will
he and Harold Phelps were tusselin,
on the street. @
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Decoration Day Notes

AL ulOSc having IlOWeTS dC all SulC-
able for decorating purposes are re-
quested to have them brought to the
Town Hall on Sunday afternoon, May
30, so that they may be distributed
to the school children who will dec
crate the graves.
Those parents who have children
who will march on Decoration Day are
requested to send flowers with the
children. Each child should bring a
bouquet already made, ready to lay on
the grave.
The Seville High School baseball
team will usher at the Town Hall on
Sunday, May 30. They are requested
to report for duty at post headquart-
ers at 200 p. M, Sunday.
All soldiers and Legion members
are requested to report at post head
quarters at 200 p. m. Sunday in uni
form.
Memorial sermon by Rev. Gardiner
at M. E. church at 10 a. M, Sunday,
May 30. Union services.
The Seville Orchestra is requested
to report at the Town Hall at 2:30
p. m. Sunday.
The Sterling Band is requested to
report at the post headquarters at
. p. m. Sunday.
The l.. G. A. ladies are requested to
} meet at the Town Hall next Saturday
afternoon at 2 p. m. prompt to make
up the wreaths and boquets for dec
Grating the soldier graves.
Following is the proposed program
for Decoration Day exercises to be
held under the auspices of the Joseph
Fixler Post of the American Legion
at Seville Ohio on Sunday May 30th
, 1. Flag raising at the flag pole 2:30 p
g. Memorial Services at the Towr
Hall. Hon. F. W. Woods of Medina
Speaker 2:45 p
, 3, March to the Cemetery.
J Line of March,
Civil War and Spanish American
War Veterans.
Color Guard with Colors.
Band.
American Legion Body.
School Children with flowers.
A. Service at Cemetery.
Decorating Graves.
Prayer
Salute by Firing Squad.
5. Return March to Square.
Same line of march as before.
All veterans Of any Wars are cor
daily invited and earnestly requested
to attend this ceremony and take &C
tive part with your unit. All Legio,
members are requested to let nothin.
prevent their meeting at Post Head
quarters at 200 p. m. Legion mem
J bers will please bring Soldier "Bud
dies" along. UNIFORMS WILL BI
WORN.
! Rev. G. H. L. Beeman, former pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, wa
called here to conduct the funera
services of Mr.. Charles High on Mon
| day afternoon.
A very bad accident occurred OF
Tuesday afternoon when Wilson
Steele's oldest son, 16 years Of age
was run down by tractor engine. NJ
one knows how it happened as the boy
started out alone with the tractor ant
when found was laying by the side o:
the road unconscious. DIR. Beach wa.
called and he found it necessary tx
take him to the hospital. He wa.
rushed to the City hospital a
Wooster. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker and tw'
children motored to Cleveland las
Sunday and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Kirkpatrick. Mrs
Kirkpatrick was formerly a Sevill
I girl.
George Elford, the b. and O.. hust
Ter, was calling on Seville friends las
\ Sunday.
L. Gilbert and wife, Carl Shelle
and wife of Smithville were guest
5 of Fred Taylor and wife and ais,
] called on Allen McCabe on Sunday.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my sincere thanks
to relatives, friends and neighbors for
their kindness to me in the bereave-
ment of my dear father; to Revs.
Woodworth and Gardner for their
consoling words; Mrs. Bates for her
beautiful songs; also the Odd Fellows
lodge of Wooster, X. of P. lodge of
Seville and Pythian Sisters of Me-
dina for their sympathy and floral
offerings.
Jennie Hetherington.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the sym
pathy and floral offerings during the
illness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father; also to Rev. G. Fl. L.
Beeman and Mrs. L. Foster for their
services rendered.
Mrs. Chas. High and family.
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Commencing May 10 the Seville
Elevator Co. will grind Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday only. 37-4
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
THREE D|vORCES ARE
 GRANTED BY COURT

Most of yesterday afternoon was de- voted to divorce cases in. the superior court of Judge R. C. Stanford. The following divorceS were granted:
 James N Barbee from Mabel Inez Barhee assertion.
 Ethel McWright from w. A. Me Wright. non support.
 Marie Sullivan from ]. J. Sullivan, desertion and non support.
 The case of Norah Kelly, asking for a decree from John Hunter Kelly on grounds of non-support. was taken un- der advisement by Judge Stanford and decision will be given Monday morn ing. The judge intimated that he would endeavor to effect a peaceable settlement of the matter because of the couples children.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
STILL IS EXHIBIT
 IN FEDERAL COURT;
 MEN ARE CONVICTED

A still with 3 50-gallon capacity, the largest ever confiscated in Arizona, was an exhibit in the trial of Emil HenlIe and John c. Gerren before .Sadge David F. Dyer of the federal court yesterday. The defendants were charged jointly with Herbert Morgan, who ha dpreviously pleaded guilty 10 who had previously pleaded guilty to a still.
 Morgan appeared for the government, and his testimony was contradictory to the voluntary statement made be- fore Frank $. Smith special agent of the department of justice, shortly after his arrest. The statements also of Henke and Gerren were used against them.
 After hearing the testimony the court announced that wait of fifteen minutes would be made for the jury 70 return it's verdict. The twelve men were back in less time and the sentence Gn all three defendants imposed Morgan was given two years and fined 3lOO; Gerren six months on two counts and Henke six months.
 The men were arrested at Henke's ranch near Casa Grande the still being in operation when Fred Weage deputy U. $. marshal, arrived on the scene with Constable Haze Burch and Me- Grath, Pappo and Grove of the city police.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

and dearest to the couple were pres ent. MT. and Mrs. McAdams dis pensed with the conventional honey moon and have taken up their resi- dence in town, being established for the present at SIS East Culver street. They are enjoying frequent outings on the desert.
 Among the guests at the unique wedding were MT. and Mrs Harry Dietz and Miss Emma Dietz of Pres colt, relatives of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Winsett, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Diehl and Miss Margery Esta- brook of Warren, Ohio.
 The bride was a former resident of Hamlin, Ohio, and has made many friends since coming west. Mir. Me Adams is a we'll known rancher and realtor He has been here five years, coming here from Dallas. Texas.