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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
KNEW ABOUT HORSES;
SAVED THIS ONES LIFE
Amateur Veterinarian Stays Pa
trolman's Purpose to End In
iured Animals Life.

Police Officer William A. Blaokiston
started out To kill horse about o'clock
Sunday morning, but returned TO report
that horae and master were doing well and
that he had just as many bullets IN his
Colt M when he left the station Before
he reached the horse he met man named
Pierce. young cnlored man who lives Mt
s3l Walnut street Pierce said - know
all about horses. and proved it by saving
the animals life
The horse had cut of one ear and gashed
It's neck deeply in sticking it's head through
the galvanized iron wall of George Wing
stable on King street between Eighth and
Ninth II seemed to be dying, and the
police were called upon by telephone 10
send a man and put II out Of its misery.
Officer Blackistnn loaded his Colt with
laat message for the suffering animal
and set out for the stable. On the way
he met Pierce. who asked him whittier and
why. He said II WINS about n horse whose
time bad come. but Pierce answered
Stay thy hand, or words % that effect,
and added the now famous sentence
"I know all about horses
lie did Thetwo went to the stable, got
the horses head out Of the hole IN the
wall, dressed his wounds, Fave him
tonic which set him mp immensely did
everything, in fact, except put back the
iopt ear The animal is now on the road to
recovery instead of in horses heaven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
sAuLsBURY'S CHANCES.
His Senatorial Record and the Vice.
Presidency.

John G.. Gray, who starts for San Fran
cisco Thursday, believes the Senatorial
record of Willard Salisbury is sufficient
TO give him the Democratic nomination
for Vice President of the United States
Proposing MIR. salisbury to the Demo-
cratic National Convention depends on
the strength of Salisbury political senti-
mcnt when MIR. Gray arrives at San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Gray will use William Coyne's
proxy at the convention.
Il believe there is a good deal of m
tercst among Dcmocr ats all over the
country in the possibility of the selection
of MIR. Salisbury as candidate for the
second place on the Democratic national
ticket, SAYS Mr.. Gray This interest IS
large all over the country | believe, and
not in any sense confined to Delaware
Mr.. Salisbury is a nationally known man =.
During his Senatorial term he was Frosl-
dent pro tenn of the Senate, which rs the
next thing to the Vice Presidency. lhe
fact that Delaware is a small State with
only few delegates would not act against
him under the circumstances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
CRAFT COMMITTEE MEMBERS.
Candidates Named nj Harlan Plant and
Interesting Contest Expected.

Great interest is being displayed in the
election to fll the vacancies on tho craft
committees Mt the Harlan plant of the
Bethlehem Shinbuilding Corporation.
Nominations of candidates were made
last Monday and Ihuosdny. There are
thirty-one nominees for ten vacancies
The election will be held tomorrow.
The candidates are
Pipe Shop-lohn Sheppard. Wnlter
Scott, A. T. Andrew, j. J. Nolan
Sheet Metal Workers. Albert Finch,
G. Arment, Joseph Campbell Harry
Miller, NJ. Cochran.
Riggcrs John Doyle.
Rive oers w. NJ. Duffy, ]. Glenn,
A. Wolch, +, Pennock.
Outside Machnist and Millwrighta
A. Eaggerty, w. Smith, r.. Perry, Il.
Roberts, L. Becker.
Chippors and Cnulkers, Tank Testers
and Packers r.. b Duncan. J Clancy
Chas pauman, A. ] Duncan
Electrical Goo Lacey.
Mold Lott Cecil Hudson, John
Stewart.
Checkers and Counters Of all Depart
ments.-1 G. lorraine, ]. Minzer, G..
Logue, II f. Wiles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
INSPECTED WORKHOUSE.
Labor Union Delegation Found the lnsti-
tuition in Good Shape.

A delegation officially selected by the
Central Labor Union for the purpose visit
ed the county workhouse on Saturday
afternoon and found the institution in
good shape. The delegation comprised
John c. Saylor, Fred " Sterile J. +.
Fitzpatrick, James O'Kane, Dennis ].
Bvrne, John A. Grant, Robert " Kramer,
William J. Cathcart, Joseph P. Long,
Giles z. Hamm.
AT the close Of their visit, the committee
was entertained at luncheon, at the con-
clusion of which, they drew up state
ment which was subsequently read to the
prisoners. The statement, which Is ad-
dressed to the public was received with
cheers by the inmates. Il tells Of the good
condition of things at the workhouse
The committee contributed S31 TO the
fund for band uniforms, to which Mr.
Rothschild and T. Allen Hilles have al
ready contributed 500 and $50 re-
epectively
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
COMMENCEMENT OF
CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Interesting Graduation Exercises
to be Held Next Wednes-
day Evening.

The annual commencement of the Will
mington High School will be held next
Wednesday evening, with interesting
exercises in the auditorium of tho building.
Diplomas will be awarded by George Rom
mel, president of the Board Of Education,
to the members of the graduating class,
numbering So girls and boys The follow
ing program will be given:
March, The New Ideal .. Brown
High School Orchestra
Invocation, Rev Charles Wright Clash
Overture, "CarmenelIa ...-. Pola
Grafton, "The Conservation of Fuel,
Nelson Herbert Ward Fritz
Chorus, "Daybrcak" Wilson
Essay. "The Value Of Scientific Agricul-
turc" . Alice Tweed Narston
Selection, "In Cupids Arms Boyer
Essay, "1'he Need of Relaxation,
Helen Bastian rilghman
Grafton. "Americaniam in the Public
schools .. Harold LeRoy Boyd
Chorus, (a) "My Mamnys Voice,
LOOMS
(bl "Sistcr Months ... Johnston
Announcement of prizes.
Address, Samuel Chilra Mitchell, ph d.
President Of Delaware College
Chorus, The Clang of the Forge
Rodney
Conferring Of Diplomas, George Rommel
President Board of Public Education
Benediction
March, &C resent ... Schumnnn
LARGE CLASS.
Following is a list Of the graduates
Classical course Frank nraverman
Francis Hill Roemer, Jacob shapiro.
Norma Louise Bowen, Pauline Buck,
Anna Rcbecca Carroll ltetclla Sarnh
lIillcrsohn. Charlotte Louise Jackson,
Sadie Jacoby, Ethel Weldin Lynch, Mary
Ruth NlanneTing, Alice Tweed Marston,
Nargaretta Marie Reagan. lrma Giflin
Roqer. Sophia Rothman, Evelyn Marian
Seller, Edna Mildred Strung Margaret
Wilson Tatman. liclcn l}astian lilqhman
Mildred louise Niagofe<y, Mildred Anna
WIlkina, Frances Northnptnn
Iatln-scicntilc Granville Percival
Alexander. Douglas William Rail. Howard
LcRoy I}ovd, Joseph preuer, James
lInrmer Donaldson. Nelson llcrbert Ward
Fritz Thomas HeathCoto. Frank Howard
Ilcdgor. Howard William Mcgee harles
Winston Murray, William Frank Newlin,
Frank Tairlamh Picrson, lr John llonrv
Schacfcr Ralph smith SIogrlst, Clifford
Ashurv Smith, William Ralph Staats.
FRANKLIN ANi0F NAtEN1t. NF'NlHt isl@f1i
Willis. Florence Elizabeth Clarkc Helen
Thompson neemer, Annie Katie Harsh
man. Elizabeth Anne lester. Frances
Elizabeth Penro4c, lee hebet Topl,is, Mar
garct Henry Willis. tnnlv Ilorcrcc Vii
aon. Ada Elizabeth Nithrow
General Harold William Gift War
ren George Tanning, Albert oliver II
tIner. ,Ir. Frederic Preston Griswold,
Frank oshe Harris, .Iohn CYRUS l.cntz.
Henry Ward Malone, John tdvln Nor
timer. James llhcrt SmNth. Walter stew
art. Robert Page Tnbit, francis Royhol'l
Warner, CARL Frederic NaeFcr, NaEeie
Tallcv
Commercial couard Hartford AloN
ander, Israel pcltnt Paul Harvey billings
lcy, James CLAYTON Grew, Alhctt loulE
Seller, Plcrna Marie nel}artolomore,
Bossie Crocs, Rose lhanhrrE. Ethel
Josephine Fisher. Mary ioniaa Hitch
Mildred Nane Jordan. sara kchccca l>ltc.
Tl7ahcth RcGccca Mcdonnell. Anun
MARY NiacieJeweki Ruth Marie \ordquisl
Ruth Fmma Ousclev. Beatrice Virginia
Peters. Stella MAY Ramho. Dorothy
Wilhclme Roberts, Elsie Slime lcannctte
Frances Stclnlc Edna Elizabeth Thomas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
MEALEY EXPLAINS HIS VOTE.
Tells Why He Cast His Ballot al Demo
cratic Convention for Vim. Coyne

Ma rtin F. Mealey, who was one Of the
Twelfth ward delegates to the recent
Democratic State convention, has issued
statement telling why he supported
William Coyne for national convention
delegate instead of Daniel P Buckley
He says he is an admirer Of the manner
in which MIR Coyne, through his energy,
has worked his way up from day laboreT to
the present position he holds, that Of
vice-president and traffic manager Of the
du Pont Co. With him, having been elect
ed 8 representative of the Democrats
who voted for him, he considered it mat
ter of choice and his choice was Mr.
Coyne 1t appears he is under charges in
the Machinists Union, because he did not
vote for Mr. Buckley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
WILL VISIT PENNSyILLE.
Jersey Knights of Pythias Prepare to
Entertain Caianthe Lodge.

Riverside Lodge, X r. Of Pennsville
n J., are making preparations for the
entertainment of CaIanthe Lodge of vii
mington when the latter visit the Jerseyites
on Wednesday night The delegation from
Calanthe Lodge will include the first rank
team degree staff, under the leadership
Of Norman B. Turner, who will confer
the dramatic work at Pennsville on ladies
night The delegation viii leave the
municipal wharf at the foot Of Church
street Wednesday evening at 6-30, on the
Yacht Onward, chartered by the Pennsville
Lodge for the purpose.
About 200 will make the trip on the
Onward, which will bring them buck ut
the conclusion Of the work Of the degree
team and after the entertainment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
SONS OF REVOLUTION.
Had Interesting Pilgrimage to Vale.
Forge on Saturday.

The Delaware Society Of tho Sons ~ tho
American Revolution went TO Valley
Forge Saturday IN celebration Of tho l42d
anniversary of the evacuation If that
eamp
The trip was planned by George A
Elliott and was the first taken by tho
members The society purpose to take
many others. beginning IN Scptenhrr.
with ono t. the old Brandvwine battle
field
The following members If tho Whining
ton aocietv made The trip Mr. and Mre
.fohn bancroft. Mr and Mrs. William
BoadenRapf. George A Elliott, Mr. anil
Mrs Truman ". Campbell James II
Hughes. .lr. Caleb z johnson. IT, Mrs
Elsie Lee. Iamca Il Massey, Mr. and
Mrs G A Rudolph. Col and Mrs
George ~ Sparka. Mrs Mary = Sparks.
- Sparks. lr. Itr Willard Springer
II lllard Springer. lr
Known for anme years to exist. de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
AFTER 'FLU," GRIP
Fpvers and Other Frustrating Diseases
That Exhamst The Hood


That Exhaust the blood
There i often that extreme tIred feeling,
loss II appetite. tendency 70 anenla,
nerve exhaustion. Inactive bowels cnnstl-
patton and great danger of still further
t,iosfraflon nna serious illness
Hoods sarsaparllla first works upon
the blood II II remarkable how prompt
Il lta purifying vifahHng effects are
uoticod # makes food taste good
promotes assimilation So aa "a help secure
the rrcnfcst n0ur4hWcnt possible. pro-
notes dlgcetian Nerve strength and
CHEEKY health inevitably FOLLOW. further
danger u avoldeti AMI the glad to- be alive
feeling again prevails 10 read this IS
we'll. 10 realize It Yourself Il better
t.ct Hoods ~argaparila today. and for
eathartic. nothing better than Hood s
pllls, III email doses q gentle laxative
larger an active cathartlc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
NcC;cc's Auto Recovered.

An automobile owned hv Robert Nc
Gee. Of Montchaun. which had been
stolen from Water and West streets last
Thursday. was found saturday. near Mar
shalltou and brought hack 10 tho city hv
Patrolmau Samuel Gamble 70 ho turned
over to the owner Tho machine had been
abandoned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21

Lost somcthng7 Try . classified adj
vcrtiecmcnt IN Every Evening. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21

Known for anmo years r. exist. DE-
posts n nil shale in bulgaria viil ho ox-
plnifed ~ thc near future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
ROTAR|ANS OFF
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Wilmington Sent Large De lega-
ton TO International
Convention.

Tho Wilmington Rotary Club, accom-
nanied bv the Indies of many of the mem :
hers went To Atlantic Cit today 10 at
tend tho international convention Of
Rotary Clubs of the Works. which will be
in 20 scion there several dava The party
went on the pennsvlvania railroad train
o,t of French street station at o. As
each member was armed with q make
believe musical instrument, everybody
alnnp the route knew TINT the Wilmington
cllh wnq about The special cars usod by
Tho party were placauied Wi h tho nana
If the organization and the citt
Tho delegation inrludodlnhn i krauss.
Mr. and Mrs Mas Matthews William
r. Nettcn. A Neuigc Frank n Over
door James y Owens, . Pufdv. Ar
and Mrs NJ l{odgpri, Harold ) SeRlft,
lohn u Spiirrs, Mr. and Mrs James =
Stroud Rev r NJ lrapnol, \ II and
Mrs Clnrencc lngor, NJ and Mrs
Lon Walker Mr. and Mrs William I
White !. Il Yrrper and Alfred = Naf.
nor Albert Bud. William i. nnckstadef.
E,anl NIcUuph. Frank Murphy, How
all 4 seaman. Wilmer ] sfradloy G
II Sutton. .Ioserh + Wilson. sinnleg
n tribu,a. Joseph nanrrnft. L. I RiS-
/, rredorirk eradt. Mr. and Mrs Elmer
I ~. Mr. and Nre Frank J honey.
NIr and Mrs Flwood \ Davis. hatles
Donaldaon. William u Foster, Mr. and
Mrs &. II Garrefa,,n. tred u t'aWthfap
Nr and Mrs Ia,ue= Hamilton. NJ
and Mira " L Holland. William
Horde. and I Il knlifon
"criur ron wrfNiseros.
The Wilmington Rotary pnrtY oretlped
tUoapocial I'ulmnns Ahani 80 mefnlera.
many accompanied hy thrt wlvrs. vent
a. achirr for Nilmngtan y tho con
elaye IN thcir amtaa7oa they carried the
White TROUSERS and whto hats. with Etlded
lettering nn tho band md tho Rlne Hen pt
Delaware rampant with winch fhny will
announce, To Al aud zundfv TINT theY nrc
from Wilmington and proud 81 u .llm
Robbins alone apurtCd hla Whlte trousers
~ the station platform
4 comfortable scat III the car waa gwen
/ 10 Tho Blue Hen carvrd III wool, i've fref
/ b,cb and three feet wide, whrh will DC
/ tho standard borne before tho Whining
/ tonIans On parade " her chlcklng MI of
/ the chicks will flock together with loyous
/ ch,rps Five thousand buttons winch
chIrn like a Rlrc Hen $ chick whrn slneez
"a viii hn distributed NJ the conrlave to
remind the world that Delaware IS up and
coming. The Wilmington delegation will
make IFS headquarters ut the Royal faiaee
| Hotel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Ambulance Policeman Injured.

Joseph Grussemyer. member Of the
police ambular &C crew. gashed his finger
badly Saturday afternoon while taking a
patient 70 nelaware Hospital
, 1920-08-05

Dederick, and Assistant Postmaster
General Praeger was very favourably
impressed with the plan.
Only one real difficulty presented itself
in connection with the recommendation.
and that is the fact that the Government
has limited the Post Office Department
to the privilege of establishing aero mail
routes between New York and San Fran
cisco only. In view of this fact Mr..
Dederick suggested that this technica ity
of the law might be overcome oy making
a contract with the Navy Deps rtment
to take charge of the proposed aero mail
route. AS the Dominican Government is
under control of the U. S. Naval authori-
ties it was thought that a tangible ar
rangement could be made by gaining the
cooperation of the Naval Department in
this matter.
No further steps can be taken in estab-
fishing the service until the Pest Office
Department have fully discussed the
matter but there is reason to believe
that the question will be decided within
a short time. The fact that the proposed
aero mail route service will not cost any
more than it is costing at the present
time to run the mail service between
Porto Rico and Santo Domingo is one
strong point in favor of the new plan.
The mail service between Santo Do
mingo and Porto Rico is very irregular
at present. The time required for each
trip is thirty hours while the zero mali
service would cut the tine down to three
hours and a halt from Mayaeuez. or mail
leaving San Juan on the 8:45 train al
night would reach Santo Domingo City
by ten o'clock the next morning, The
route was planned from Mayaguez to
Santo Domingo City because the distance
is shorter from Mayaguez by sixty-hve
miles. The river at the mouth Of which
Santo Domingo City lies affords a fine
landing place for the sea planes at all
times.
The proposed schedule would make it
possible to connect with New York
steamers which are scheduled to leave
San Juan, Wednesday and Saturday
Porto Rico Progress, 29rd July
, 1920-08-05
AERO MAIL SERVICE TO SANTO
DOMINGO
Postal Department At Washington Con-
siders Line From Mayaguez To San
20 Domingo City.

The proposed aero mail route service
between Mayaguez and Santo Domingo
City, although not definitely arranged as
yet, is being given earnest consideration
b. the Post Office Department at Wash
ington, and if plans now under way can
be carried out as is anticipated, the SER
vice will be established within two
months.
Recommendations for the establishing
of this aero mail route, were presented
to the Post Office Department early this
month. by the chief clerk of the railway
mail service for Porto Rico. George L.
, 1920-08-05
NOTICE.

pARTIES having claims against the
Joint-Estate of the deceased JOHN
JAMES WILLIAMS and surviving wild
ow ANDRINA WILLIAMS, born SMITH
are hereby notified to file their claims
accompanied by necessary proof with
the undersigned Dealing Court within
three months.
Frederiksted's Dealing Court. st.
Croix, July 21st 1920.
WILH. JENSEN.
, 1920-08-05

of Management or the Executive Com
mittee and who it will be said have
legiAated for the improvement of the
masses.
MORRIS E. DAVIS,
Appointed President e Chief Represent
Gtaue Federal Labor Union No. 1851 A.
F. OIL.
, 1920-08-05

out a storm. Amundsen, who arrived
here a few days & plans to spend the
next few days provisioning the schooner
for a Polar trip.
St. Thomas, Aug. 4th Gable between
Porto Rico and Jamaica interrupted,
cutting off Jamaica and all points beyond
by this Coy's. lines. Traffic can be for
warded via the lines of the French Ca
BILE Coy, San Juan
NEW YORK. Aug. 18th 1920
Flour. Blended Clears St. Lawrence Erand
pr. brl. $12.0 90
Meal, Kindred per 100 TBS So. 80
New Seasons Pork per brl. $500 o
Heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. $500
Sugar--Crystals maximum per 100 lbs
Molasses Sugar $50 test, no quotation.
Cotton. Middling Upland, at Liverpool
per Ii. &c 4-100d.
Exchange, New York and London, 80
days sight 1897
Exchange New York and London, sight
$3.7l
LONDON, Aug. 18th 1920.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, Govt. con
trolled price for July. Duty paid per
cwt. 1895. Cd.
Sugar-Demerara Crystals, free of Govt.
controD duty paid per cwt. 1865, Cd.
Moscovado Govt. controlled price for
July duty paid 146s. Cd.
Moscovado free of Govt. control duty
paid 1905. I'd. 1855. Cd.
Sugar Muscovado, free of Govt. control
price for july duty paid per cwt. lbs. Cd
German Beet $500 fob. nc sales
White Java sugar elf United Kingdom
lbs. 0d.-0s. Cd.
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa. Good Middling Red per
cwt loss. Cd. 0s. Cd.
Cottor Medium Fine Sea Island, at Liv-
erpool per ID. nominal
Bank of England rate of Discount per
cent. TAO
Consols 464.
Three per cent rentes in Paris FcS. SO. 10.
All prices subject to correction.
, 1920-08-05
MORRIS E. DAVIS,
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROlX STATION.

81. CROlA STATION,
Honolulu, Aug End. The Japanese
cabinet has decided to adhere to the
policy OF Viscount Uchida to occupy nor
thern Saghalin and Nikolaievk despite
the possible protests of other powers,
according to a Toxic despatch. The
japanese reply TO t e note of protest
tlom the United States against the pro
posed occupation of Saghalin, is being
drafted the despatch adds. Japan will
explain o Great Britain and France the
necessity for the occupation of eastern
Siberia according to the same advices.
London, Aug. 2nd.-The overthrow of
the leaders of the political party is being
talked of everywhere in political circles.
Advocates of the must CO. policy
against Mr.. Lloyd George indicate a new
Unionist uprising, while developments
behind the scenes show an active move
ment to retire Mr.. Bonar Law. The
strange case of Mr.. Bonar Law is arous-
ing much speculation ii the political
club, where possibilities for his successor
are gravely discussed. His resignation
is regarded as inevitable since a hun
dred followers bolted and voted against
him in the :recent Amritsar debate. Sir
Edward Carson is openly talked of as the
new leader of the House. but declines to
give support to the rumour. Agitation
against Mr.. Churchill is interesting.
Will Churchill 60 or must he be press
ed is the slogan of newspaper attacks.
London, Aug. LIST. The fortress of
Brest Litovsk, the stronghold 119 miles
east Of Warsaw, on the boundary of
Proper, is reported to have been captured
by the Russians, according to a wireless
despatch from Berlin today.
Vienna, Aug. 1st.--A Hungarian force
OF more than eight hundred armed and
uniformed men crossed the Austrian
frontier e. rly Friday morning, overpow-
cred the guards and raided the Furten-
field Arsenal, selling two thousand rifles,
TWO thousand uniforms and tWenty-one
machine guns. The raiders returned to
Hungary with the booty loaded on motor
trucks. The Govt. has protested to the
Hungarian Minister demanding the pun
ishment of the raiders, return Of the
loo and an apology and payment of dam
ages. 1t has also communicated the
fact to the foreign missions.
Nome, Alaska, Aug. End Captain
Amundsen' S schnr Maud, On which the
explorer intends to leave in a few days on
a trip to the North Pole, arrived here on
Saturday from Sledge Island, near Nome,
where for two weeks he had been riding
, 1920-08-05

Official at Herald's College-'You'H
want a coat of arms, sir, of course?"
New Knight-'CoatI Put me down
for the ole suit! | can afford it!'-Lon-
don Passing Show.-Ibid.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1920-02-25
JUDGE f. S. HARRINGTON
MAY SEEK SENATORSHIP

The following appeared in a
column of political dope" in re-
cent issue of the Elko Free Press;
Next in discussion comes the SEN
atorial fight in Nevada. And the in
terest centers on whom the republi-
cans will select TO carry their ban
ner The man most talked about
here in whom rumor says will be the
republican nominee. 1t Is a fore
gone conclusion that Senator Hend-
erson will be the choice of the demo-
cratic party, and the fact that Judge
Harrington Is also from Elko county
makes the fight more interesting to
the people here who contend that
Elko county should have the honor
of furnishing the United States Sem
ator, from the fact that she pays the
larger portion of the states expens-
es, being the richer county in the
state.
Judge Harrington has been identi-
fled with Elko county for more than
thirty-four years. and is held In
high esteem, not only In his own
home county but throughout the en-
tire state. He located here when
but young man. In 1886 and built
up lucrative law practice. He was
appointed U S. district judge by
President Roosevelt in 1907. and has
made an enviable record for himself
on the bench. II is said that he will
accept the nomination for United
States Senator. and will make an ac-
tive fight.-News.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1920-02-25
COUNTESS PAYING
FOR HER FOLLY

Mrs. Kate I. de Aleria, former
wife of United States Senator Nixon
of Nevada. now the wife of Count
Harold oe Aleria. also known as
Harold Adrian, 22 years old. was
made defendant in a suit for detec-
tive services brought by ]. c. Mar
ston, the suit being on file In the SUI
perior court.
The amount demanded was sl4,-
204. which was alleged to be the un-
paid balance on a bill for s22,521.
A portion of the bill was said to
have been incurred in looking up
the record and family tree of de
Aleria at the time Mrs. de Alaria,
who is so years old, was considering
marrying him.-Los Angeles Herald