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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

ATE C;odrrry Hy-r. IN 1854 ;hey sc;i,ei
z, his r,a,r. where she las proved her
seq A ne.ghbor and t:.cud and love.
BY AL who knew her The deceas"t
passed away at her home here last FRI
NJ ard Mrs. Frank Iofree and three
children, 81 Cleveland. o.. are the
Euesu OF Alr and Mrs. A. ". ftrlan.
Mrs. Hoffman and tx" daugniers OF
Wheeling. and Mrs R,E!rr. ~ Fowhatan.
o. are visitors ~ Mrs Albert Ne'htne.
day aS.t-nnNn after an illness OF sew
e-ai MONTHS AGED S. years. SAe was
preceded ~ death by her husband arc
three children ard - survived ny the
following children: David. - Wheeling
John. ~ \Ernn. O.: Henry. or Lima. a.
and Mrs. Carrie Seuenschw2nder, ~
,,evelacd. .. The deceased was ar
active and faithful member 81 the Ger e
man 81 Z. church. and hr- pastor. Rev
RodahaHer. conducted the funeral ser
t:,"s ~ Ae- late homo on sunday atter
noon and they were 'arSe.y at;endeo
There were numerous fnral offerings
In,ey-nAn, was made n the family lot IN
the Hartar cemetery.
Mrs water Bison va. called TO New
Mart!nN,lie SUNDAY by tho illness OF
her sister. Mrs Jult" liarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thonen. or SIS
terIv!ll~. are visiting relatives IN town.
Miss Ida No,I " SIStersvtI!e. IS VS.
ting friend. at this place.
John Suter and son. Arthur. Of On
c!rna,!: Okey Suter Of Hamilton. o.
ard Roy Su;er. OF Pittsburgh. are the
guests Of Brady Suter and family.
Quite n number from town a'teaded
tho Woodsheid fair the past wees
Miss Laura Armstrong left Thursday
FOR her home In War~ood after pleas
ant visit with Miss Elsie FAsert and
other friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
MOUNDSVllLE
VOTE To PAVE
SIXTH STREET
Council Holds Special Session 20 0saos
On work-Kennedy GO. 0cts
Contract
suuirS Lewis Pines Man Arrested tor
Assault-0thsr TsvS OF n1ounns-
YtllA

Council held special meeting hst
nivh. Tor tho purpose Of considering tho
having Of sixth street. between Jener-
son and Tomllnson avenues.
This matter was taken up some uHe
ago, but owing TO lack OF runds no
action was taken. At tho meeting heIo
las, night. after much discussion by the
city fathers. n vote was taken ana II
was decided TO have the work done
Will, the Kennedy Construction Com
pany ,s here.
Th!. company has been doing tho 9TH
or paving work being done In the city
and I, was though best to have the
work done on Sixth street before they
moved away.
As this wa. a special meeting called
for this purpose only. no other matters
were taken W.
Fined Ten ana Costs
Ono case was brought before Squire
Lewis Last night. being that OF George
Greenhouse charged with assaultinS
Ear! Bartrus.
After hearing the case Squire Lewis
Imposed a fine OF ten dollars and costs
upon the prisoner. 1t was paid at once
and he was allowed to go fre>
To Hold Picnic
Tho I. O. Q. F. OF this city and the
Lodge OF Glen Esston are planning to
hold a picnic at Crows Grove. near
Glen Esston. on Monday. Sopt. 8. There
will be plenty Of amusements and re-
freshments will be served on tho
grounds. Everyone Is Invited 70 como
and help make the AMIR ono grand sue
cess.
3fvs1 News
The now steamer. the large Betsy Ann
locked At the local wharf about IL
O'Clock yesterday and after unloading
a small shipment. and taking on car
20 for local shippers proceed on her
way to Pittsburgh.
The Hale F.. came IN about two o'clock
and ar'er making her regular stop here,
LEI, tor down the river points. Tho
and stationary.
Legion Dance Tonight
Thu American Legion will hold anoth-
hail. over the City & County bank. BE-
ginning at elght o'clock
These square dances heidi hv the L.
zion are always very successful Affairs
and are attracting a great deal OF at
turn OUT
At Ths Hotels
Oout Of town guests registered At the
local hotels Yesterday were: Hotel
kreglow: Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Hsrbe-
son. Bel,a.re. =. ". Grandson. Sterling.
Ill: q. l.. Robinson. sterling. ILL.,: II. A.
Whitaker. Clinton: r. II. Hart. Dayton:
James r. Greve dayton; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. !. Click. Cleveland. Hotel Snyder:
|. NJ. Wharton. IarkersburG; Mr.. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
IVY CADIz

Mr.. and Mrs. George Seth Perry OF
Niles are visiting Mis-. N. Moorhead.
Mrs William Wilson and children
have returned TO Akron after visit
with Mrs. William Richards.
Supt and Mrs. c, R. Rtdenour and
little daughter have gone 10 their new
homo In New Lexington.
Robert Mcdowell and Mrs. MacDow-
ell are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Nc
Fadden.
Mr. and Mira Robert Brokaw and
children. Bobby Burns and Anne. OF
Cleveland. have como for visit with
Mrs. Alice Mclean.
Or. and Mrs George Gugh Btrney and
children Of Cleveland are visiting Mr.
and Mrs =. {. Dickerson.
Rev. and Mrs. Alderman and little
son 81 Detroit arc visitors in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs JOHN Alderman. Mr.
Alderman "a pastor ~ tho Cadillac ave-
nue. Presbyterian church
Miss Christine SchelhaT OF Detroit
IS here visiting her aunt. Mrs. John
CArmcdy.
Mrs Ivan Host Of Youngstown Is
guest m the home ot Mrs. D T. Host
Mis-. Laura Penn has returned 70
Toronto. canada. after visit With her
father. David Fem.
Nj and Mrs. Hugh Jam!son and fam
Nv, after visit with friends here. ieft
on Monday for their home in Fort Nor
Kan. Colorado by automobile.
Mrs. William 7. Perry IS visiting her
sons Charlie II. In Newton Falls and
clyde IN Nkron.
Miss Lucy Bryant who has passed the
las, several months IN Long Beach and
otaer cities N California has returned
home, She has as hcr guest. her sis
ter. Mrs. Alice Davidson.
Mr.. John Convict has moved u
Cleveland and will reside with her son
Or. John ConweU.
William l.. Sharp has begun the erec-
ION OF a new dwelling on St Clair ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs John ". osourn have
issued Invitations for the celebration
~ their golden wedding anniversary OF
Tuesday. September s.
po-,-on Monday. August a. son
20 Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Moyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
How to Make
Real Peach jelly
Ripe Peach Flavor
Easily Preserved
BY q Jam Maker

The finest peach jelly you ever tested
--chock full Of tho natural flavor and
color-can DO made At homo within a
few minutes after tho peaches arc
aliced or crushed. I like tho 'Certo Pro
Co.'s As I can use ripe peaches and be-
Cause Il takes only one minutes boiling
thus saving flavor and color: II never
falls and IL cheaper because get two
thirds moro jelly from tho same amount
Of peaches.
Tho Cer;o Process for making peach
jolly IL very simple: Put cooked fruit in
Jolly bag and squeeze out az much Jules
as possible. Carefully measure 81
leveled cups ON lhs) sugar and then
cups Il y lhs) Juice from cooked fruit
Into large saucepan - or s at. s.ze).
Rtlr and bring TO a boil. At once add |
bottle Of (scant curN Certo. stirring
constantly. Continue 20 stir and brink
again to = hard boil over tho hottest
FIRE for ne-half minute stirring con-
s,antly. Remove from fre let stand
ono minute. skim and pour quickly into
Elasses Makes 10 haf-pound glasses
Of jelly.
BY this short "certo Process you
save all the color and flavor that Is
boiled away by the old method Time
and worry arc also saved and you have
& pounds 81 jolly from , pounds OF
peaches "a compared TO 3 pounds Of
Jelly by The old method
The above recipe and many others for
making delicious jcll!cs md jams by
n. 'C'erto Process" Is found In tn.
Cer,o book OF recipes. a copy o: which
Will pc given to you nv your grocer or
druggist when you get 'rrto. Extra
copies will be senf free II you vrtte TO
tho Pectin Sales Co. Inc. $50 Eas, Ave.
Rochester. y. Y.
Uss Ccrto this year IN making all
your jams and J"li!es. II saves time,
worry and boiling Tho "Certo Pro
cess" never rnils and saves money be
cause YOU mako two-thlrds more Jam
from the same amount % fruit
ImportAnt-Certo Is mother natures
Sell raker''--ths pure concentrated Jelly
making principle Of fruit contains TO
gelatin. chemical or prcScrvat!re; and
because Of tho fact that II saves tins.
money, color and flavor and mover falls,
has revolutionired the art Of jam and
jelly making. Every housewife should
use II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

VOL And ne - very enthusiastic anoEt
the new bike
Srlnra ,'h"r h",s and iir.s a." fast
complaining :ucsr lists a::i VII! ''.,m b"
Iroudiy hiding %cw hanger N";orryr,es.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

a. the home OF Mrs. Aliens parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith. OF near
Bethany.
Mrs. II. T. Judge and daughter Mrs.
r. G Marks wCr" among tho wheeling
visitors Thursday
Mrs, W. ". Stewart and daughters
have returned from visit with Mrs.
Stewards mother at Pnrkersburg.
Mr.. ard Mrs T.. q. Marks motoreo
Wednesday, 20 Pittsburgh.
Mrs Jessie Bishop Is homo from Q
vacation spent with cleveland fHends.
Miss Myrtle EIii! and Vincent stock
have accepted positions in the Chemist
confectionrry store on 9Th street
The condition .: Mrs. John Byrne. OF
Commerce street. Is somewhat improved
after n sHr!0us !ilne:a.
". l.. knight. aged IS. Of High street
Is critically ~ at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Carrie West!ake. or
Toronto. o.. where he has been visiting
for the past three weekL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
Va :. A NIrten. S!stersville. I
- H. t.
Everything Quiet

Everything - quot a ~ Fr"' 49,.
,!ary. and Warden Terrell SAYS Re WISH
- he could say the same about tho
southern par, Of 'hc state.
The total population Of the prison !.
now JOSS. and This VIII r-oAah!y re The
limit for while as all prisoners from
different parts OF the s,ate have been
brought in.
Everyone inside thu n~n 10 working
hard. and NO sigma ot Gi.cnun'-1., Il any
there Is mono shown by he Inmates.
Robbtry Attempt Made
7. :. believed that the home nj Roy
Gamble. On Toml,nson avenue was en-
tered Tuesday night and a snail amount
Of change. kept IN a drawer In one or
The rooms was taken. sir. Gamble ana
family we're away a. the dime ana the
intruder Gained entrance through the
front "inor which WAS Golocked.
A. ahou' The sam" I'm" the marauders
tried - break through window or -
II. Pean. house nearby. but were fright
end away by members 81 tho house
hold.
Loyal Girls Met
The LOYAL Gir!s Clnss 81 The Christian
church met at the home ~ Their teach
er. Miss Margaret Btlliter in Glendale
last evening.
The meeting was we'll attended and a
very pleasant time was enjoyed by AL
present:
16oundsvtlle Briefs
Miss Eugenia Corruran. ~ Sixth
street who has been visiting friends in
Pittsburgh has returned home.
George Welton. Of bridgeport WAS q
business caller here yesterday.
Misses Rhca and BERTHA Stewart ot
Secr,d streat were shopping In wheel
Ing yesterday afternoon.
Harold Smith. Of Lafayette avenue
has returned after a few days spent IN
Columbus.
Mrs. a. J. Henne and daughter Miss
Tella. Of Second street have returned
homo after spending week with
friends and relatives at Elm Grove.
Rrs. J. y. link anc daughter Miss
Mildred left yesterday fo- ReNnEton
". Va. where they will spend week
with friends.
Mrs. A. (. Steel. Of Pittsburgh Is the
quest Of Mrs T. J. Steel OF Seventh
street.
Misses Ada and Mary Rigs were cell
INK on friends In Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Nellie Harbinson has returned
from visiting friends at Rayland. Ohio
Clarence Gaurd. who has been visiting
friends here has returned to his home
at Pittsburgh.
Miss Catherine Tomlinson. who was
operated on Thursday morning for APP
pendicitis is getting along nicely.
Charles Lee. Of First street. spent
yesterday in Bella!re.
r. A. Downing Is seriously III Al his
home on Center street.
Mrs. C,yds Scott. Of Martins Ferry
was calling on friends m the city yes
tsrday.
Mira. Maud Mick has returned TO her
homo at Buckhannon. after visit with
friends here.
Clarence Becker and sister. Miss Eliz-
abeth Becker who have been visi;tnE
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hicks Of First street
will return TO their homo At Martins
burg today.
Mss Margaret Decker. OF Second
street. left yesterda! for weeks visit
with friends at Jerusalem. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs J. R Harris and daueh'
tor. Miss Lena OF Pleasant Valley wore
visiting here yesterday.
Bruce Crow and son. Lawrence 81
Cameron were business callers in the
city yesterday.
Louis Mackna. Of Benwood WAS bus
mess ,Il.er here last evening.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
WILL SELL AUTO

A Stevens automobile captured by
federal NfnC+als N January which was
loaded down With considerable wh'SHeF.
will be sold Saturday afternoon ~ :
o'clock at the cha1':ne street eH'7A"'e
OF the federal building. according ~ 4
statement given out last evening ny
John VI. Short. deputy lai'e' S!asSS
marshal. with headquarters here. Ta:s
sale Is 70 be conducted by Marsha r.
sr,I,b rho I, "a understood. will arrive
IN mis- CIV some time saturday morn
TIM
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
FISH LAKE MERGER OIL
WELL HOLDING CENTER
.OF STAGE IN NEVADA

tion almost hourly. This, according
to Mr.. Taylor, should soon give way
to the soft lake bed strata in which
they hope to secare good going.
In speaking of the exceptional sup
port being given the Merger com
pany. Mr.. Taylor said it was crafty
ing to see the number Of Touopah
people both local and those who now
reside elsewhere who are behind his
company. Eyidencing this optimis-
tic keynote the following excerpts
are taken at random from letters re.
ce.yed in the days mail at the Mer-
ger officers here and shown to a
Bonanza representative:
IF am not acquainted with any
Of the officers Of your company,
says J. A. McEachorn. unless I pos
sibly met thtm in the early days Of
Tononah and GoldGeli bat you can
give them my personal compliments
for tho energetic manner in which
they are audeayorng to make q sue.
cess of Fish Lake Merger have
vlsual-al Wr uetzaI standing by
.he bir dr.U watching her go slowly
down tu break the totters ot wealth
which. " successful, win mean Tor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
\. {. To HONOR
War VETERANS
At CONVENTION

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 30
World war veterans, living and dead
will be honored by the thousands Of
delegates attending the thirty ninth
annual international supreme council
Of the Knights of Columbus here Au
gust 2, 3 and 4.
Many Of the visiting knights serv-
ed during the war in American and
overseas camps in educational and
war activities Of the Knights Of Co
lumbus and will meet soldiers with
whom they served.
Hospitals In San Francisco and
Palo Alto, near here where many
wounded soldiers and sailors are be
ing treated, will be visited by con
vention delegates and gifts win be
left for the men and entertainments
presented for them
At Palo Alto. Albert G Baglcy. de-
partment director OF the K OF C
war and educational activities. will
take the visitors on tour or Oh.
hospital and tell how the order &.
carrying on 'ts hospital work.
One event on the convention pro.
gram viii be- the placing Of a mo.
ImorIal wreath TO the men killed 20
| the war This win 'ake place az tb.
San Francisco civic center and Oh.
ceremony win De attended hy laaI
|Ine city officials OF the order
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
WIRTA CABINET HAS
No OBJECTIONS To
OFFER PEACE Terms

nEnLIN. July 30.-The German
fore gn Office expresses the belief
th1. negotiations which have been
proceeding between Ellis Lorng
.u.-. American commissioner and
n- Ho-en, foreign minister, have
mu.sed sufficiently to warrant
the conclusion that a general work.
isis has been established for
the conclusion of a formal peace
ua. between Germany and the
laru. States at an early date
Il Is understood in well informed
circles that the German government
a., a,s.u,od to the proposition sub
mtte3 by the American state de-
w-rm" through DrcseI in the way
Of au Informal inquiry based on
.l- essential principles enunciated
in the Porter-Knox peace resoIu-
tina None of these, It is said
have 5-a opposed by the Wrth
cabinet, which is declared to be
wholly in accord with the Ameri-
can altitude on perogatiyes priyi
'oges ami various rights under the
~-@. ot Versailles to which the
United States is entitled by virtue
at t....r5...,,, ,,,r+F,;,,t{,r, 70, tN. sd. tr
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30

Prpsaging activity in southern Ne
yada approaching the days Of the
Divide boom, oil development now
being prosecuted in Fish Lake val
ley by the Fish Lake Merger Oil
company. the pioneer drilling com
pany of the new field, holds the
spotlight of interest both locally and
throughout the western country In
terest centers in the big drill bit
that is piercing the great valley floor
and the dorbt that was voiced some
months ago that the proving Of the
valley would not reach positive
point has been changed to the laud-
fnE Of the businesslke manner in
which the pioneer company is going
forward
C. W. Taylor, president Of the Fish
Lake Merger OIL company, and to
whom has been given the name Of
the Father" OF Fish Lake field.
came i'm from the well for d few
aavs. stay In Tonopah, and is more
optmlstic than ever over the situa-
tan fn the valley While the prog.
rres has been slow, Mr. Taylor points
tr, that the exceptionally good show
mp that continues as the drin goes
down Offsets the hard going The
drin ia now al about 3So feet and
IL encount0lnE a changing torma
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
.HINDU-CHINESE
DEPORTEES GET
HEADS CRACKED

NV associated Pressl
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 30
A pitched battle between 43 Hindu
deportees and 800 Chinese, which
promised much bloodshed until stop
ped by a flying wedge Of 20 hard
n--od inspectors, took place yester-
day IN the yard of Angel Island inn
migration station here, it is report
Cd by commissioner White
Tho Hindus and Chinese were
.'n by inspectors to line up at op-
paste ends of the yard Then a
moment later they rushed at each
other, crying loudly and filed with
rage At the instant the lines clash
I'd the inspector force swung into ac-
ton, driving their clenched fists like
ryet hammers and herding the fac
tons back into the dormitory build
ngs where they were separated. No
,ause is known.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
CONCEALED WEAPON
CHARGE DEFERRED

Gordon Weston, a miner. was ar
rested last night shortly after s
o'clock on the charge of carrying
concealed weapons Weston was
taken into custody by officer Charles
Turuer and Deputy Sheriff Timlln
end # ts alleged be had on his per
son a piece Of hose thar was heavily
loaded and which was made in the
form Of slungshot Weston was
released on a cash bond In the sum
n 800. but up until this afternoon
had not been called upon to enter
a plea in the justice court
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
REPORT OF PROGRESS
AT SPANISH BELT

Following is a report of progress
at the mine of the Consolidated
Spanish Belt Silver Mines company;
San Pedro-Work of retimbering
aud lining shaft is about completed
Raising in the 1O4, loo and 10S con.
ltnues. Six feet of quartz at the foot
OF the 1OS raise assayed $41. The
large dump at the mouth Of the lower
tunnel is now being sampled 1t is
planned to break in the mill with this
ore.
Iil Construction - The battery
frame was completed and set up
The Dorr classiher also is up. Floors
and stairways are also completed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
All TEAM
READY FOR THE
FRAY TOMORROW

After a strenuous week of prac-
tice. the Tonopah baseball team IS
now in the finest condition and the
boys are anxiously awaiting the
start Of the game tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock at the local base
ball diamond when they cross bats
with the strong Nina aggregation,
Word was received from Mineral
county TO the effect that the Nina
team is a fast organization. having
sent Bishop down to defeat by a
wide margin this season. Douglas
who will be on the mound for Nina
is a cracker-jack hurler and has
worlds Of speed and wonderful con-
troll while his battery mate is re-
puted to possess a snap throw to
bases which is an eye-opcner for
spv basarunuars who venture too
far from the bag or who attempt to
nurloip a base However, the Tono'
nah Climb has been considerably
strengthened by the addition Of sew
oral good players. and coupled with
the fact that O'NaI will do the
twirling for Tonopah viii tend TO
offset the reported advantage OF the
inmates All the loyal fans of the
1stIonal game will be on hand to
cheer the locals on 70 victory, and
the team as a whole Is supremely
confident OF being on the long end
81 the score when the curtain fails
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30

An Illinois barber who is dead al
Sg rem the same shop for SO years.
He probably outl.yed his lather
brush
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30

M.ladys modern skirt is probably
what Ia meant nv the height OF fash.
ion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-30
THE WEATHER

Probably showers in mountains
Tonight and Sunday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29
P|CKF0RD LAWYER
ANSWERS SUIT TO
NULLIFY DIVORCE
COUNSEL FOR FILM STAR At
TAcKs ATTORNEY GENERALS
TACTICS IN .'E"ING TO SET
ASIDE DECREE FREEING MARY
FROM OWEN MOORE.

Carson City, New, Nov, 29.-Dccla-
rations that the attempt Of Attorney
General Leonard b. Fowler OF Nevada
to set aside Mary pickord's divorce
from Owen Moore violates every
principle of institutional government
and lis the first OF it's kind and should
be the last were made by Miss Pick
fords attorney, Gavin McNab, San
Francisco in an answer filed in the
state Supreme Court mere yesterday
tc Fowler's appeal from District Judge
Frank p. Langan's ruling upholdins
the decree.
Miss Pickford was granted a de-
cree of divorce at Minden, New,
March 20, 1920. by Judge Langan
and in short time married Douglas
Fairbanks are motion picture stars
Fairbanks are milton picture stars.
On April 20 Attorney General Fowler
filed an action at Mirdon asking the
decree be set aside in the interest OF
the state of Nevada" On June %
1921, Judge Langan upheld the deci
sion and Fowler appealed to the state
supreme Court. McNab's conclu
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29

has jurisdiction--to which court the
people and tbs state of Nevada had
continued their interest in the matter
has adjudicated the subject and has
discharged its Obligation to the state
of Nevada, TO the people Of Nevada
and its duty to society No appeal
has been taken from that judgment
No motion was made by the court
itself to have the judgment set aside
THE Judgment Is final.
THE gratuitous and meddlesome &C
ton and interference by It stranger IN
attempting to disturb the adjudication
Of the court by this strange and in
congruous and anamolous proceeding
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29
|80)cf6keG( ~

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McAlliser ana
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Went2 are
celebrating their wedding anniversar-
ices today. The occasion IS the SIX,
teenth anniversary of the McAllisters'
and the twelfth of Mr.. 5ld MIS-
Wentz. They will entertain with an
eight o'clock dinner tonight IA the
New American restaurant in honor
of the day. Covers will be laid for
thirty guests. The tables VII be
decorated with chrysanthemums. Fol
lowing the Dinner the guests VIII
spend the evening dancing. Mrs, Nc
Allister and Mrs. VENT are sisters
g, &, g
Mrs Alfred c. Colwell will enter
tain the officers of Florence Rebekah
Lodge tomorrow afternoon from 2;3C
to o'clock at card and thimblt
party at her home on Congress st.