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The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
POLPS.
AThe -Four Hor.emen.-

II Is announced that Ibanez's re-
nowned novel, The -Four Horsemen
Of the Apocalypse" cinematized into
a motion picture classic by Rex In
gram, must leave Polls Theater next
Saturday night.
The -Four Horsemen" cost over q
million dollars to produce and more
than q years work in getting II
ready for presentation Rex Ingram
was the young director OF this SEN
sation. The cast includes Alice Terry,
Rudolph Valentino, Joseph swickard.
Alan Hale, Pommery Cannon, Vir-
ginia Warwick. Nigal de Bruiller,
Mabel Van Buran, Wallace Beery,
Bull Montana, Edward Connolly,
Smoke" Turner. Mile Dolores
Jacques d turay. Harry Northrup
and Stuart Holmes.
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Love Birds" Coming.

Love Birds" the musical comedy
headed by Pat Rooney and Marion
Bent, will be the attraction at Polls
for. the week commencing Monday,
September rs. The gifted, come
dienne, Elisabeth Murray, will be
seen In her original characteriza :
tion. and others In the cast include
and splendidly equipped soprano;
Grace Ellsworth, Lillian Baker,
Leila Romer. Helen Delany, William
Taylor. Harry Mayo, Tom Dingle,
Barrett Greenwood and James e.
Sullivan.
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TOday's Amusements.

PoH'-''Ths -Four Horssmsn Of the
Apocalypse"
B. T. Keith's-vaudevills.
Cosmos-ysudeville AID pictures.
strand-vaudeville and pictures.
Gayety-The Jack Singer Show.
Capitol-Joe wilton's Hurry Burly."
Columbia-"The Affairs Of Anatol,"
with au-stsr cast.
All-star cast.
Rialts-.Mother Of Nine" with three
stars.
Palaee-Douslas Mclean In person and
In Passing Through"
misunderstanding Old Nest"
orandalrs-Alios Joyce In The Inner
Chamber"
Glen Eoho Park-Resort attractions.
Chesapeake Beach-Resort Attractions.
Great Falls Park-Resort attractions.
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In the Pictures.
Group at top Of page:

Group at top Of page;
Upper left, vivisnne segal In "a Wise
Child" at the National
Upper right, Hauds Allen, featured
1t the Cosmos.
Lower left, Josephine Victor In Re
mso and Juliet" at Ksitk's.
inserted figure, Alice Terry. In "Ths
Four HSrssmsn Of the Apocalypse, at
Polls.
Upper eirols at right, Harry Lander
With the Jack Singer Show at tie Cay.
sty. 20
Lower circle At right, Joe wilton, In
"Hurly Burly," at the Capitol.
Across bottom Of page, reading from
left to right:
Wanda Hawley, In THE Afairs Of
Anatol"-Columbia.
Douglas MaeLesn, in Passing
Through'-Palace.
Mary Alden, in The Old Nest
Metropolitan.
Thomas Msishsn in The Conquest Of
oanaan''-Crsndall's.
Betty Blythe, in Neither Of Kins'-
Rialto.
Buster Kessen, In The s.phssd',-
Strand.
Bebs Daniels, In "ons wild wsek"-
Knieksrbocksr.
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GARRICK.
I,a Claire 4, -Blaebeard's Eighth
Wife,

william Harris, 1r., will present
Ina Claire in "Bluebeard's Eighth
wife" for a special engagement OF
three nights and one matinee, be-
ginning next Thursday evening. at
the Garrick. The play was written
by Alfred Savoir. and Charlton An
drews made the adaptation.
Andre Beaunier, one OF the sever
est Of Partisan critics, wrote In
L'Echo de Paris; 'Bluebeard's Q
Eighth Wife Is for me the best play
Of the season. What charming
comedy! 1t is delightfully."- novel ana
ingenious; not labored. but always
spontaneous It has a gaiety which
not only makes you laugh. but also
think and feel. Its originality is
involuntary and exquisite. The play
shows extraordinary dramatic i'm
agination and taste There 10 Q
continual invention of sentiment and
of ideas-and this invention turns
to comedy, not merely the ornamen-
tation of comedy. but comedy
itself"
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
NATIONAL.
"a wise Clnd.r with vfvfen.s
segal.

AT the National this week, begin
ming tomorrow. Charles DilIinshom
will present q comedy Of youth and
mirth entitled "A Wise Child" by
Rida johnson Foung. and featuring
Vivienne Segal in the principal role.
"A Wise Child" tells the story Of q
girl vaudeville performer who Is
brought to a life of luxury from the
ceaseless activities Of the routine Of
a travelling actress. The complica-
tions yof the plot bring reversals Of
fortune, and the girl rises TO the oc-
casion like the thoroughbred she 10.
The cast includes Robert McWade,
Douglas Stevenson, Chales Abbs,
wildliam Ingersoll. Ethel Wilson,
Wright Kramer. walter Regan. B.
N. Levin and Dorothy Leeds The
play has been staged under the eK-
pert supervision Of Fred @. Latham.
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for his help in helping her to crafty
her desire, and informed him that
with a long season ahead she thought
It her duty to rest until rehearsals
were called for "A Wise Child" late
in July.
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~ HERE'S balm however ghan long
famous producer of the has light,
forsaken his frivolous and in for the drama
make the picture still. his effort, will
cohet of the National fooghs during the
BY Rda Johnson Young who the opinion of the
Ksiey has to do downright sloveny piece Of work
Rda johnson Younr be senaembered girl sprung
The Front Seat" fabbergasted popuaee
play OF profound merit and pe
queery enough cursed with the that ever
anated from the secondhand shops Miss Young response
the gnashinE Of teeth from this act dashed
of eommuniqus to the effect that her third keeping
with the of the was turned
left with the impression that playwright
Diinghsn however, nothing Of shyster Dillingham; pro-
fessionaly gentleman and not nqueny scholar and
hope he has made much from musical comedy
produced Ridas play she That being true
dollars to the hole the doughnut that the National will
good notices instead Of niggardly two this week
also be remembered that Vfvenne Segal
little from Philadelphia apparently got religion along
with Dillingham; and essayng straight comedy
time, probably, in her young life.
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COLUMBIA.
The Affairs Of AnatuI.

Loew's Columbia, begi ming thiH
afternoon, will present Cecn a
DeMille's greatest produc tor The
Affairs OF Anatol." featuri1g ~ all
star cast OF twelve screen nosshies.
headed by Wallace Reid u1d SloriA
CONTINUED ON PAGE Tye
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completely mixed verdict Of
dhed theaters
been due, Of the fact
stiff in their technique from the long
morning. other
completely annul and neuraze the findings oppos
ton the result hardly blocks bedlam.
wait Till We're Married" Garck awoke on
with critical batting $50 cent
"Othe Lives the National broke and
neutrality
from the Crek services other and pressing
the National fraeas is one that holds deeply =
However
thing about those reviews Of her
which impressive Both included paragraphs that set forth
susts of theater proprietor New Hamp-
hHls.
that the critical gentlemen overpowered with the
Of the evening and criticism window Perh.o,
hand Mr. Ashley dissen from indigestion
deps Howbeit was t.rrbI.
boys
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CONTINUED ON FACE TWO.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
HOME MADE COAL
TO Be ON MARKET

+. S. Lamberson and wife, Mr..
Voight, in charge OF the General Land
Office Survey crew now here, and Mr'
N. w. Wills and Mrs DR., Foster,
made a little trip Sunday afternoon out
to the coal mine belonging TO Harry
Lewis, in the Coal Valley section. Mr.
Lewis has, in the last few days, while
sinking on the vein come into five
feet of Ignite coal in place, OF uniform
grade, and of good commercial
quality and expects next fall to enter
the market at Yerington, prepared to
supply the damand at lower
rate to the consumer than is now paid.
Mr.. Voight pronounced the geologi-
cal appearance as identical with two
of the best producing coal and oil ba-
sins in Wyoming and expects very sat
isfactory results if proper development
OF this basin is inaugurated and press
ed. The Times will have more to say
about this basin as activities continue
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
OUR WEEKLY TALK
ABOUT MASON FOLK

Mr.. Welgie, of the B1uestone Mine,
returned Sunday from Tonopah, where
he has been on business trip for a
few days.
Mr.. l.. c. Dc Almond left for Fal-
lon Wednesday. where he will recu-
perate after his recent illness.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lojctti, of this valley. who has been
in the hospital some time, is recov-
ering.
The Home and School league held
their annual election last Friday after
noon The following were elected +:
Mrs |. S. Dickson. President: Mrs
c. Shirtz, secretary; Mrs. G. Ellis,
Treasurer; executive board Mrs. E. l..
Kidd Mrs. @. Bott and Mrs. S. A.
Tahoe
Mr.. j. keir of Fallon. was a visitor
to Mason Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lever left Friday
for Salt Lake City having been
summoned there by the serious illness
of Mrs. Levers mother
Mrs. S. A. Taboo returned OH We'd
nesday from Salt Lake City, where
she has been for several weeks.
Mr. Fitzgerald was brought in from
Topaz lake to the Mason hospital sui
fering from pneumonia, but is reported
to be improving nicely.
DIR. and Mrs. William Edwards were
visitors to Carson City during the
week.
Mrs. William Purcell, who was op-
Grated on at the Mason hospital last
Friday is reported doing very well.
Mr.. ]. Keir and MIR. A. Sturgeon lett
Monday for Fernley, where they have
gone to look after the bees for the
Union Honey Company.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
UP IN THE AIR


The Penrose airplane has made few
trips during the week. On Sunday
Miss Ruth Leverich tried out all of
the dips. spurs and angles in aviator
Sarpneck's repertoire. and Mrs, W.
F. Powers essaycd second flight
which was more successful than her
first experience week ago. On
Monday DR.. G. T.. Leavitt chartered
the ship for flight over Smith Val
ley. They crossed the highest peak
between Mason and Smith Valleys
and after circling the latter valley a
few times returned over the Wilson
Canyon. The trip occupied an hour
time,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
.CAMPCROUNO DANCE
A BIG SUCCESS

The camp ground benefit dance
on May by the Yerington Woman S
Club was marked success in every
particular. The Rink was crowded
with dancers and card players. all OF
whom passed very enjoyable evening
The hall was decorated with advertise
inents Of the Yerington business
houses,
A majority of the cards were created
by Miss Willoise Butner and Gus
Rhode and gave the hall the appear
ance of all art exhibit. a side of ba-
con, donated by the kash & Harry,
was awarded the Exide Shop as first
prize for the best advertisement. and
the auto canteen, donated by the Ma
son VaNeys Implement, Cotnpanys
was awarded the Farmers Mill &
Feed Company, as second prize, The
merits of the ads. was decided by a
vote OF those present. Messrs Kelly.
Whorton and Mccarthy acting as
tally clerks.
The coffee which was served was
donated by Hills Bros, OF San Fran
cisco and its excellence testified both
to the merit of the brand and the skill
OF the cooks.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
The most appripriate costume: SO
pound sack of flour, donated by tde
Farmers Mill & Feed Company, Mrs
]. j. Kelly; camp stove, donated by
West Hardware Company, ]. b..
Gelder
Most comcal costume: A ham, do
mated by Model Meat Market, Mrs
Mac Wilson; thermos bottle donated
by the Yerington Drug Company, n
II. Van Alstine. ....
In cards prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Bessie Mckay, silk hose donated
by the Toggery; Paul Karaus, cot
fee, donated by the Quality store; Mrs
Fred Littell, fruit donated by the
kash & Harry; Chas Thrailkill, silk
socks donated by Fabri & Company;
consolation prizes were awarded to
Mrs. +. O. Stickney, Elizabeth Baker,
Bob Barr and Joe Dickey
The judges who made the awards
were L. f. Rawson, w II Church.
ward and n. f. Bertrand. The thanks
of the ladies and the community are
due Walter Warren, who donated the
use of the hall $50.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
NEW CITY COUNCIL
HOLD FIRST MEETING

The new City Council held their first
meeting Monday night with L. F.
Rawson occupying the chair formerly
held by Councilman Davis. The
official oath was administered by City
Clerk Whitacrc. and certificate OF
election was handed to each of the
officials. Chief. of Police. Kelly,
Officer Bernard and Water Engineer
Brooks were reappointed to the po-
sitions named by Mayor Gelder, and
the appointments confirmed by the
Council.
O. 4. Barnes. representative OF the
Standard Oil Company, presented a
claim for a refund of portion OF the
license paid by that company. The
plant of the Standard Oil Company
is located outside of the city limits
and they are paying both a county and
city license. The matter was referred
to Attorney Guild for an opinion.
Mayor >Gelder reported that he had
attended meeting of the Spragg-
Woodcock ditch stockholders, and that
they had voted unanimously in favor
of the proposition to cooperate with
the city in moving the ditch outside
OF the city limits 1t is expected that
the new ditch will be completed dur
Mayor Gelder will name the COM
mittees which are to have charge OF
the various branches of the city gov
ernment at the next meeting.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
FARM BUREAU
DIRECTORS MEET

The Farm Bureau Directors held
their regular monthly meeting i'll the
Farm Bureau Office Thursday. The
County Farm Bureau went on record
as favoring the construction OF the l.
miles of the Fernley highway i'll CO.
operation with the State Highway
Commission and the federal govern
ment. They adopted the following
resolution which was presented to the
County Commissioners:
RESOLVED that the Lyon County
Farm Bureau endorse the construc-
ton of II miles OF Fernley high
way by cooperation of Lyon county
with the State Highway Commission
and the federal government, and
recommend favorable action thereon
whenever deemed cxpedient by the
board OF County Commissioners.
The marketing committee presented
their plan for market organization,
Their report accepted the plan
adopted as county rro;e t lne
marketing plan is published IN anoth r
column.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
CLUB CLEARS 5000
ON MAY 9Th DANCE

Last Saturday the regular meeting
oi tie Woman's Club was held at the
grammar school
A report was made upon the camp
grounds dance and card party held
last Fridey evening at the Rink Hall
and it was estimated that the net pro-
fits would be about two hundred dol
lars The ladies expressed themselves
delighted with the support given this
enterprise by the merchants and the
people OF the town and surrounding
country. Mrs. Mckay, the clubs
president. heartily thanked the mem
bers OF the various committees to
whose efforts the success OF the enter
tainment is largely due
The following day being Mothers
Day." roll call was responded to
with quotations by each member from
her mothers favorite poem.
Mrs. J. !. Wilson discoursed, in
her usual entertaining manner, with
Mother" as the subject of her talk
1t was greatly enjoyed by all present
The session closed with the singing
of "Mother Machree" by the club
The next meeting will be held, Satur.
day. May 2lst.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
REvELRY BY N|CHHT
FOR NEWLYWEDS

James Grove Butler and Leona
Ryan were marriel last Saturday
night at the rectory of the St. Joseph
Church, i'll this city with Rev j.
ha officiating, Leslie " Welsh and
Miss Esther Ryan supporting the
bride and groom.
Both of the parties are well and fav-
orablv known throughout this valley
The groom is Il native Of 4erlngton
and during the past few years has
been engaged in contracting and
tcaming business.
Mrs. Butler is a graduate of the Yer
ngton schools and during the past
few years has been an employee OF the
Yerington post office. and i'll that ca
pacity has gained the respect and
friendship of all of the patrons OF
that institution.
ION Sunday night the newly-weds
were treated to real old-fashioned
chiravari They were placed i'll an old
and long unused buggy which was
dragged by an automobile through the
business and residence parts of town
for several hours. and escorted by sew
eral autoloads OF wishers who cN-
pressed their congratulations to the
music OF empty oil cans and other
impedimenta'
Mr. and Mrs Butler will make their
home in Yerington, and the Times
ioins the rest of the valley in wishing
them happiness,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
NEWS NOTES FROM
BUSY SMITH VALLEY

For every one interested i'll putting
III dairy it is especially important
that they attend special meeting
May 18th, at Wellington Hall, when
talks will be given by Professor Scott.
OF Nevada University: Mr.. Ben Cardi-
nell. manager OF the Nlinden Creamery
and Mr. Bridges, OF the Farmers Bank
Of Carson Valley.
At the meeting Saturday OF the Smith
Valley Woman's Civic Club it was
decided to hold big celebration at
Wellington. July 4th, to celebrate
citizenship Day and "Americaniza-
ton" a chidrens pagaent and many
interesting features in which children
will play prominent part is being ar
ranged by Mrs. George McVicar, Mrs.
Hovey, Mrs. ] p. Newell and Mrs.
NJ X Toohey.
Consolidated schools close Tor the
term, Friday, May 18th
Mr.. Stanford Beaman was in Minden
Monday transacting business.
Mr.. Manuel Mouro received car
load shipment of fine dairy cows Sat-
urday
Mr., Al. Taylor and Mr. Andy Sayrcs
are building pretty bungalows in Well
ington.
Mr. w L. Blackwell and Mr.. II
lessen were business visitors to Yer
ngton Saturday.
MIR. Louis SCHNEIDER motorcd to
Gardnervi1lc Sunday
The many friends of Mrs. G. b.
Day will be glad to learn that she is
improving from her recent illness.
Mr.. J. H. Day, of San Francisco,
is visitor at the Day ranch home.
called here by the illness of his
mother.
Mr.. Steve O'Brien, who leased his
ranch about three years ago to go to
California is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hardy, of
San Francisco, are so well pleased
with our valley they have decided to
remain and are at present occupying
the Schooley home.
Mrs. Frank Areptz spent Friday and
Saturday in Yerington.
Several from here attended the. big
time" and dance in Yerington Friday
night. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Wedertz, Miss Cora Hines,
Miss Lucille Beaman, Mr.. J. ID. Yea
ger, Mr.. Charlie Beaman, Mrs. Guy
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Parker are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of bouncing boy in their home
May 4th.
Miss Vontello Taylor is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Wedcrtz
spent Sunday in Gardnerville.
Sheep shearing is in full swing.
Those shearing are W. l.. Blackwell.
Chas Day, Joe Yeager, OFT Jones'
Lorraine Wedertz, Guy Rogers. Frank
Chichester Ed. Wedertz.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
TOPAZ LAKE IS
VERY BUSY PLACE

Work has been progressing rapidly
at Topaz lake with the AZ foot SHAFT
completed to depth last Saturday ano
the starting of drifting on the tunne
both ways last Monday
Snow started to fall on Thursday
continued to fall until Friday noon
melting as rapidly as it fell.
Visitors for the past week were MIR
and Mrs. W.Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Churchyard, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Nc
Leod. Mrs. Matt Penrose, w. Pur-
cell Ray Catterson Jim Butler Mrs
Donald Warren Mrs Harry Leach
Mrs. Gertrude Webster, Mr.. and Mrs
!. |. Wilson George Willis Harry
Little MIR. and Mrs George West
Miss Avis Lothrop Louie Fabri and
O. +. Barnes.
The night shift on Saturday eN-
nerienced some trouble in firing their
holes having seven missed holes ont
OF the total OF Is which were fired by
the next crew.
Only three Yerington men are ON the
lob at present as all the others have
come down for various reasons.
The work on the intake has beer
stopped on account of the gronHo
getting too heavy to handle with tho
,;nht plows that are on the job and
the corrals have been moved to the
#opposite end and work started on the
outlet on Thursday last.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
SMITH VALLEY
DAIRYING ASSOCIATION

A committee OF the Lyon County
Farm Bureau has called a meeting OF
the farmers and ranchmen ot Smith
Valley for next Friday night at the
Wellington Hall, Wellington, at which
time discussion of dairy matters
will be had. and an effort made to
promote that branch OF agricultural IN
lustry in that valley.
b. Cardincll, manager OF the MIN
den Creamery, will be present, as will
Mr.. Bridges. cashier OF the Carson
Valley Bank. and Dr. Nielsen. the
state vetinarian
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
Lots Of Business
By County Board

Lyon County Commissioners, held in
Yerington last Thursday, the usual
budget of claims against the county
were allowed and other matters dis
posed of. Present at the meeting
were Commissioners Bertrand, We'd
ertz and Austin.
"A communication from representa-
tives of the Central Pacific Company
relating to land taxes paid by them
under protest in 1915 and 1916 and
held in trust since that time, was
received. 1t is believed that a salts
factory adjustment can be made, and
that this money amounting to over
$4,000, will be turned into the county
treasury.
A communication from Governor
Boyle stated that complaints had been
made to him by residents Of Mono
County con cerning the fish ladder at
the Fox dam, which it is said does not
comply with the law. 1t is expected
that this dam is shortly to be replaced
by new modern structure, in which
legal fishways will be provided, and
the Governor was SO notified
On petition OF the residents of Day
ton it was ordered that the boundaries
of the fire district of the town be ex-
tended to take in several of the out
lying ranches as mentioned in the
petition.
A resolution authorizing a tempor-
ary loan to the County Farm Bureau
was passed. The amount asked for is
$1,000, and it is to be repaid as soon as
the tax money is available.
1t was ordered by the Board that i'll
surance policies i'll the Royal and Con-
tinental insurance Companies, i'm
amounts of $500 each OH the Lyon
County court house be not renewed on
their expiration, but that new policy
for $1,000 be taken with the resident
agent of the Nevada Fire Insurance
Company.
Mr.. w. A. Hardy of Fernley, adj
dressed the BOARD OH state highway
matters. Under the presetA plans Oh
the Nevada Highway department the
state highway which is to be COM
menced shortly will pass two miles
to the east of the town of Fernley.
Mr.. Hardy, who represents a live
association of citizens of that town
asked the Commissioners for their as
sistance in inducing the Highway de-
partment to locate the road through
their town. The county is consider
ing the issuance of $4,000 worth OF
highway bonds with which to meet
it's share OF the expense of. construc-
ton of the road in question, and 1t
was decided TO make the bond issue
contingent upon the Highway depart
ment's complying with the demands
OF the Fernley people as to the loca-
ton.
wv. w. Cogswell was appointed as
deputy game warden for the Canal dis
tict and is to serve without compensa-
ton.
# was ordered that Walter Dunn be
allowed SIS per month as ard until
further notice of the board,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11

Mrs. George West has issued invi-
tations for "A miscellaneous shower
which is to be given at her house on
next Saturday in honor OF Miss Fran
cine Dardis whose engagement to q.
i. Barnes was recently announced
Mrs. EthA Hunt OF Reno is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Charles Kingsley.
+x-*s&x
The Social League will hold their
annual bazaar and cooked food sale
on Saturday, May 2lst at the rink
hall.
&#x%**x ,
Mrs. Jim McMhhon entertained
Mrs Kate Boerlin at dinner last Sun
day.
!, SAT- for divorce was filed thi:
week with Clerk Lothrop by At
torney Guild in which Monte Home
England asks separation from Audre,
V. England.
+++xxx&
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-05-11
TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY

The Lyon County Post OF the Am
erican Legion is making preparation
for an appropriate ceremony to be
held on Memorial Day at Yerington'
Services are to be held at the ceme-
tery during which the graves OF George
Mollart and Clarence Wise will be
decorated with bronze markers adopt
ed by the Legion throughout the
country The grave of RoNie Moore,
in Washington, d. c., will be decorated
with wreath by Congressman Samuel
Arentz in behalf of the local post.