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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09
PARDON OF JACK NOLTE
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OF Nolte was not received with favor
either by state employees nor by other
inmates OF me institution from which
Nolte was given liberty.
Hostile sentiment toward the action
Of Governor Morgan Is said TO have
found free expression last night among
members OF the Macademy club. o.
which Lee Ritz, Notes victim. was
popular member in his lifetime. but
cooler heads are said 10 have prevailed
TO prevent a public demonstration or
the feeling Of tho Macademy club boys.
Former Prosecuting Attorney ID. A
Mckee. in his signed statement not
only virtually accuses Governor Morgan
Of pardoning Noltc without the law hav-
Inc been compiled with. but reveals q
sensational incident in which he was
promised 4 handsome retainer fee for
service in a small case n he would con-
sent TO the pardoning OF Jack Nolte.
This statement In brief. charges that
q man named Parcno. who represented
himself to be an attorney from Charles
ton, would pay Mr.. Mckee retainer
fee OF $1,000 as assistant counsel In
Clarksburg case Immediately upon Mr.
Nckee's giving his consent to Notes
pardon. day later, Mr.. Mckee
charges, the man offered to raise the
nromIScd retainer, and told MIR. Mch ee
that the pardon attorney Of West Viz
rinia had agreed to help him with the
Solte pardon. and that there would be
no trouble about the governor"
Review Of Nolte Case.
wheeling people well recall the STAY
Ing OF Lee Ritz. for which Jack Nolte
was found guilty CT first degree murder
and sentenced by Judge Alan II. Rooia-
son in criminal court Of Ohio county TO
serve n life term in the state prison at
Noundsville. The jury to which the
evidence was submitted II was said,
halIo,cd time after time to 3. to re-
turn n verdict that would have sent
Eolte 70 death on the gallows at
Moundsville.
Note the evidence showed. shot Ritz
on Main street. lust In front OF the
virginia apartments ut Ninth as the
two were entering tn" heart Of tho
CIV ?ftcr walking from Martins Ferry
hy gay 81 the Terminal bridge.
The shooting occurred on 4 Saturday
nirh,..-two evenings after tn" Thanks
rivinr Day. 1915. football game between
Wheeling and B"llairr High schools. In
which Ice RITZ starred for tho Wheel
Ing team.
Evidence OF unusual Character.
The evidence In tho case waA OF such
., charartnr ns 10 br scarcely NJ for
puhlic print. hut II will IL recalled that
Eoltr's statement made just after the
shooting, that Ritz rst tried TO shoot
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Rigg Of Blair. Lyle Hoffman of Sow.
ereign. ~ .. Price Of Ottawa ana
George Nelson. a Hewitts creek farmer
told of activities behind the miners
lines which occupied the hills ab've
these towns. Nelson said he was
ARRESTED" by eight armed men; taken
from his farm to the miners head
quarters at Blair and kept for the
greater part OF the day. He was ac-
cused oT carrying information to tho
Logan forces and was released afterS
being threatened with death il the men
heard any reports that he was furnish
Ing such information. The miners. he
said, expressed their determination to
organize Logan county II they had to
kill every man to do 1t.
Fisher and Pauley confirmed parts Of
testimony already given as to the 70
ception accorded Major Charles F.
Thompson, of the federal army. who
went TO Blair to notify the men Of !
presidential proclamation calling on
them to dispense. Fisher. who is sup
erintendent of a mine of the Boone
County Coal corporation, said from the
way the men talked he judged they
thought Major Thompson an imposter.
He also testified to hearing Blizzard ad-
dress the men at their headquarters,
telling them to surrender to soldiers II
certain they were United States troops.
At the same time he advised them to
hide their guns, saying that II they, were
given UP they would not be returned.
Other witnesses.
Price, a carpenter. testified an unsuc-
cessful effort was made at the point OF
a pistol to impress him In the fighting
forces, and that one Of his neighbors
was taken from his home in an auto
mobile which he understood was going
TO the fighting line.
John Rose and o. W. Martin, both Of
Boomer, told Of activities further behind
the lines and preceding the march. Rose.
who accompanied Bruce Toney on an
automobile trip from Boomer to Racine
with armed men as passengers. said
Toncy told him he was hired to mako
the trip. although Toney's testimony
last week was that he was forced to go.
Martin testified as to organization and
departure Of some 800 men from
Boomer for the march. and was sub
jected to a grilling on cross-examina-
ton over his dismissal from the union
under charges Of appropriating funds.
He testified that some of the men. In
addition to stating they were going to
clean up that dirty hole" referring to
Logan county, declared they ought first
to get the governor and hang him. On
cross -examina ton he was asked II when
Asa Scott, auditor for the district went
Ger his books. a shortage Of $1,000 was
not found. He insisted there was
discrepancy Of only little over 50. He
said he had no dislike for the union men
but thanked "the good Lord" he was
not now a member Of the union.
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FOUR LOCAL PEOPLE
LEAVING FOR EUROPE

4 party OF four local persons Will
leave today for New York from where
they Will sail tomorrow on the Mount
Clair for European countries. In the
party will.he Mr. and Mrs Wendell Haas,
Miss Katherine Stockler and Joseph
Hunschmidt. Of the Beuter Brothers
company.
The party will stop In several
European countries and return inc
later part Of the summer. Among the
places 10 abe visited will be the fas-
sion Play at OberanmcrGau.
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FRANK MENTZ OF sOGG's HILL
CLAIMS HE DID NOT SHOOT AT
SERENADERS.
William Wilhelm Hit by BuIIet-mentz
Brought to Jail Pending
investigation.

Awakened from his Slumber last
night shortly before midnight by dep
uty sheriffs and informed he was
wanted for shooting boy, Frank
Mentz, aged 35 years. farmer living
on Bogg's hill, several miles from
Edgington Lane, was much surprised
William Wilhelm. aged 10 years, OF
Edgington Lane. Is in the North
Wheeling hospital suffering from bull
let wound in his leg. alleged to have
been sustained when Mentz shot out
OF a window in his home.
According to information secured by
the authorities last night, Mentz was
recently married. 4 crowd Of young
boys went to the Mentz home on the
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ADMITS THEFT
FROM MAIL BOX
MouNpsyuLE MAN p L E A 8
GUILTY OF POSTAL VIOLA
TON.
Tale Of Narrowing Experience on Ocean
Related by Attorney to
To Court

Rafael Lario of Moundsville. entered
4 plea OF guilty to alleged violation
Of the postal law yesterday afternoon in
United States court. He was represent
cd by J. Howard Holt. OF MoundsNil!e
who said that Lario was washed over
board while In the transport serFlc.
of his country during the war and hah
lead 4 very singular life. The lawye-
said that the person from whose mail
box. which Lario also shared. he had
taken 4 mail order for little over SIS
had agreed to drop the case. and that
restitution would be made and that i
tine would be paid ii he was not COM
mitcd to Jail.
Judge Baker is now considering the
case.
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FOR SALE--The Ohio Petroleum. Co.
will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder the following described prop
erty located in Monroe county. Ohio.
opposite Woodlands, w. Va. one mile
west OF River: sos acres of oil lease to-
gether with all equipments. consisting
OF one well completely equipped for
pumping. This well will produce about
one barrel OF oil per day and has a new
l0O-bbl. tank two-thirds full OF oil. Also
one standard rig with 1900 feet OF SIS
casing on the location ready for drill
Ing. Sale will be held at the Com
pany's office. SGT Main street. Wells
burg. W. Va. May 20. 1922 at ?. NJ.
Terms Cash. The Ohio Petroleum Com
pany, g NJ warden. Secretary.
ma 4-9-12-16
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BLIZZARD IN COMMAND
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lighting as comic opera war. but in
relating the activities Of the company
be commanded said he found Blizzard
highest in authority OF the men he met
among the miners.
Among the other witnesses were
Adjutant General John II. Charnock Of
West Virginia and number Of resi-.
dents Of towns close behind the irrcgl-
lar fifteen milo line along which the
Contending forces met:
Captain Wilson said he reached
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MYSTERY IN SHOOTING Of
ITALIAN ON DEANS HILL
TRUCK AND AUTO HIT.

A truck belonging 10 the Iiegenfelder
Zee Cream company and touring car
driven by Mrs. Rcbcccah McColloch
colIided at sixteenth and Jacob streets
about ninc o'clock. Roth machines
wcrr slightly damaged No person was
injured.
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ARNHERG-On Tuesday afternoon. May
End. 1922. at La Jolla. California.
ELIZA +. wife Of the late &. L.
Arnberg.
Services at the Chapel Of the MendeI
Funeral Home, 1905 'Chapine street
Tuesday morning at 1850. FRIENDS
invited Interment private IN Green
wood cAmeterJ.
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DIED

FON-On Suncay, nay Sth. 1922, at
$50 O'Clock at the North Wheeling
hospital, ROBERT e. age IS years.
Remains will be taken 10 the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Minnie BridEeman.
900 S. Fourth street Martins Ferry.
Ohio.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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sCHETzER-On Monday. May s. 1922,
al 10 O'Clock \. NJ. at her home In
Valley Grove. MARY KRAFT. wife OF
August Schuetzer, in her 65th yc5-.
Funeral services at the residence OF her
daughter Mrs Jas. NoShane. No. l95
Cracraft avenue, Elm Grove, Thurs
day afternoon At O'Clock. Friends
respectfully invited TO attend Inter-
mani In Greenwood cemetery.
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LOST AND POUND

LOST Bill-fold containing sum OF
money between y. & O. Station and
wharf via 18th and Market Phone
PISA Wheeling. ma S-h
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hi-n was clearly rcfutcd by city detect
Iycs who testified that Ritz lay d"ad on
Tho sidewalk with his left hand IN L coat
rocket and 4 partially TnoKcu c'E"'
bcId between the first and StConu I'm
gers Of his right hand BY even ms
On testimony. Nolt" branded hlmSclt
40 worry unusual character. but trien
m escape punishment on tire oua'
crourds Of sClf-dcfcnse and insanity.
since his confinement in the penitcn-
,I,rv Soltc has boCn widely advertised
~ ,be outside Of the institution as
r,odc1 prisoner. lie has taken prom'-
,cn, mart in the entertainment features
n-omotcd nv tho prison. such as music
md minstrel entertainments
~, opc occasion. several months ago
S,or , -clatIvc WAS very i'll. ne was re-
u,ovrd from the prison under guard and
.aLc, homo for a few hours to hc AT
the sick bed.
second Pardon Protest
ru noranninr of Jack Noltr Is the
s.oond action of Governor Morgan In
Ioa.Inc from prison an Ohio county
MAN which has created q. great protest
in this CITY.
several months ago ~" governor par,
dOn"d MIX" w max. WIN W ~
20 servo twenty years n M""i'iHN u .
for rohhnr the Fulton hanh. in"H
was 50, free after serving only several
months or a sentence imposed IN M'r'h
1oIa Wheeling bankers ana business
,,,r generally expressed great Surrr'S"
and in many eases Indignation at the
hardening Of Winak.
Wlnak had not been long at liberty
when he was caught up in another bank
robbery in Pennsylvania
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roR sArS-nsczLLANEous

DON'T BE FOOLED. Buy nursery
stock from your own climate. Pre-
war prices. S. J. Masters. West Alex
ander, Pa ma 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wASTED-Good home for six-months-
old baby. VIII pay we'll for care OF
child. Address K l. 10. care 1ntelli-
-anc~ ma oh
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Madison with 4 company OF IT'S men
September 2, and after throwing out
guards had conferences with county
officials and with Blizzard and other
representatives Of the miners union.
He told the latter he was too busy 10
waste time with anybody unless he
we're assured it was the right party
He got such assurance, and Blizzard
declared if the officer and a squad OF
men would accompany him he would
bring the men down from the line
without bloodshed.
Blizzard Gets Results.
He heard Blizzard give no orders. he
said, but he saw the result of them
when he received the guns turned in
BY the miners while Blizzard stood on
a hill directing the men TO deliver up
their arms. Blizzard told him the men
on the line were organized In groups
and there was no one commander.
In his description OF the comic
opera war the officer said the miners
went up in the hills after breakfast for
an hour or two, came back for confahs
or minor errands, went up again and
wasted thousands Of rounds Of ammu
milton while hitting nobody.
No Antaeonism.
Under cross examination the captain
said Blizzard showed no antagoniSm
toward the federal troopc and that
without him it would have been a
ticklish job" TO dsarm them. Speaking
o! his inquiries as to the cause of the
disorder and the attitude of the men,
Captain Wilson said IL was the general
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POE RENT
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-EiSht rooms, bath and
garage on the Island. Phone 2SS2-M
ma 9-m
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on while hitting nobody.
No Antagonist.

So. broadway St. 6 rooms, gas. bath,
laundry, veranda front and side gar
age: lot 81 by $50 #. Party. leaving
city ...-....- @1f@oo'oS
So. Huron St, near Zane St, rooms,
gas. water, electric lights: lot a. by
10 II. ................... .S3Soo-oo
Warwood. 2lst St. 6 rooms, bath. cleo
tricity, furnace, laundry; lot so by 1866
feet ..........,......' @oooO'oo
PARKER & co.
Tel 37oa l417 Chapnns
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wANTED~Good position open for an
experienced mechanic. Bruce IL. Sea-
bright $685. TO Il Jacob 81. ma 81
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WANTKD-HAnD

wANTDp-I'!rs, class mechanic. Apply
Wheeling Nash Co. 500 National
Road ma 9-g
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IL L. Fisher. ]. T. Paulcy and Arch
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20

last month has been very gratifying.
But the rush Of the fruit harvest will
soon be over, then we expect all rec
ords to be broken.
The Epworth League Cabinet will
meet at luncheon Friday, Oct. goth
at 1890 p. IN. This will be followed
by a prayer service to which all are
invited. This will be the first Of our
Church Nights. :.
The services for next Sunday will
be - follows:
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20

1000 a. m. Sunday school-A. I.
Greenwood, supt. Glasses for all
ages.
Dl15 n. m. Morning Worship. Sub
ject: 1.-THE Call Of the World"
700 p. IN. Epworth League. w. G.
all who are young at heart are vel
come.
sp. m. Song Service and Bible Mes
sage.
Psul A. Shields, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20

Having received the nomination on
the Republican ticket for the office Of
County Treasurer, l hereby announce
myself a candidate for the said office.
II experience, economy. efficiency.
courtesy and business ability are the
qualifications you desire in your Coun-
ty Treasurer. place an tx" opposite
my name on your ballot November
7th. Your vote is solicited and will
be appreciated. 39-44c
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20
SOCIETY
) . . - . . . 90 >>>> I

The P. E. o. sorority met Tuesday
evening, Mrs. w. A. Day being hostess.
Mrs. 1. NJ. Conklin entertained
number of ladies at 12 O'Clock din
ner Tuesday.
Mrs. Mortimer Stone will entertain
the Bridge club this afternoon at her
home on Meeker.
Mrs. Harry E. Mathers was a pleas
ing hostess to the F. F. club at
1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter J. Hollands was
pleasing hostess to the Friday Fancy
Work club Friday of last week.
Mrs. George c. Wilson entertained
the Christmas club Monday afternoon
at her home on South Main street.
Garnet Chapter No. 80, o. E. s. is
making plans for Halloween party
to be held at Masonic hall Oct. 80.
The next meeting of the Get To-
gether club will be held at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Haughenberry next
October 10Th
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davis enter
tanned the members of the Coterie
club and their husbands at dinner
party Tuesday evening.
The Priscilla class of the Method
list church will give party in the |
church parlors this afternoon from |
to 4:3O. All members are cordially |
invited.
Invitations are out for a Hallow-
cen party to be given by the Misses
Iona Stanford and Alice Steuber at |
the home of the former next Friday,
October 9th.
Honoring her daughter. Mrs. Alice
Of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, who
is visiting her, Mrs. s. L. Fairlamb
pretty afternoon fancy work party
Wednesday.
In honor Of her birthday, Mrs. E.
Hand was made the victim of a de-
ightful surprise Tuesday by number
Of lady friends who brought their re-
'reshments and fancy work along and
spent the afternoon.
The o. E. S. club will meet next Il
Thursday afternoon at Masonic hall
All members of the Eastern Star are
invited. Mrs Christina
iunsolus, Mrs. F. ]. Harding and Mrs.
;. P. Nutter will be hostesses.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will have a Halloween party after
heir regular lodge meeting next
Tuesday evening. A program and So
;ial entertainment are being arrang
ID. A program and social entertain
nent are being arranged.
Tbn Az 80 hn
American legion will meet at the arm
'ry next Monday evening. Oct. %. All
members are urgently requested to
De present, as we can not do our best
With the Armistice Day program with
,ut the help of each individual.
Complimenting Miss Hazel Wilson
and Miss Maxine Lowe, two brides-to-
be. Mrs. ]. N. Crabill, Mrs. Ray Por-
:er and Mrs. J. E. Beckley entertain
I'd a number of young ladies at a
party last Thursday evening. The at.
AIR was Ia the nature Of miscellan-
sous shower. II
The ladies OF Blk chapter of the
P. E. o. sisterhood of Delta were roy
lily entertained by 40 chapter Of
Grand Junction Saturday, at Grand
Junction Mrs. M. L. Coad and Mrs.
Wayne Brenton were honored with
parts in the program. The luncheon
was given at the home OF Mrs. H. r.
Bull and the following attended from
aeres Mrs. Wayne Brenton, Mrs. VIM:
F. Marshall, Mrs. W. A. Day, Mrs. c.
z. Parker, Mrs. zella Flores, Mrs.
NJ. L. Coad, Mrs. W. r. johnson, Mrs.
C. E. Blaine, Mrs. A. c. McClana-
han, Mrs. w. H. Mathers and Mrs.
C. H. Stewart
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Putting In Front.

Putting In Front.
The Hillman building across the
street from the Independent has a
force of workmen on the job putting in
an up-to-date front. The brick work
was completed several weeks ago. but
the work was delayed awaiting the
arrival of the new plate glass front.
The building has not been rented, al
though several parties are figuring
with MT. Hillman.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20
Presbyterian Church

Our Bible study period begins at
9:45 a. m. The work is graded so
that each pupil studies lessons adap-
ted to his age and progress.
Religion is a community as we'll as
a personal affair. The service at IL
a. m. will be devoted to Religion and
the Community"
"Our Father who art in Heaven"
Is the theme Of the evening service.
On Wednesday night we continue
our study OF Christian Education.
We will make you welcome to all OF
these services.
r. e. Sherman, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20

Having been designated at the pri-
mary election as the candidate on
the Democratic ticket for County
Treasurer, l hereby announce my can
didacy and solicit your vote at the
general election Nov. Z, 1922.
39-44c F. H. LSCHKE.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20
Naxarene Church


Our Creed: The whole Bible with
out criticism, Spirituality without fan
aticism.
Our Motto: Preach nothing but
Christ, Oppose nothing but sin.
A revival church, you can come and
be saved at any Of our services. A
special revival will begin Nov. 9Th.
with Rev. C. P. Ellis and wife as spe'
cial workers. Hear them preach and
sing.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching. 1900 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting, 700 p m
Preaching, 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 1880.
Subject How to have prayer ans
,wered 3ring your Bible.
w. T. Mason and Wife. Pastors.
Parsonage. 624 Palmer st.
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The Value of
CONlFIQDE DE.NCE

Confidence has made this business
all that it is or ever hopes to be.
This store is fully awake, thoroughly
| aroused, to the Incompatible worth of
having and holding the confidence of
| our customers.
There can be no link in the chain
of trade SO important as confidence
Confidence is the inseparable link
the indispensable link.
Without the confidence of the folks
who trade here we would fail. Trade
would instantly drop off.
There is no cash on hand-no goods
in stock that can compare with the i'm
portance of store holding the conf
dence of its customers.
1t has taken thirty-five years of pa
tient trying, plenty Of advertising
money and scores OF individuals all
interested in gaining confidence, to
build this business where it is; and
we would ask you one question Do
you think for one minute we can af-
ford to misrepresent-to lose your con.
fidence?
2zM:m1~l&e
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Sermon-"Jesus Sympathy, 11:00.
Junior League, 4:30 p. m.
Senior League. $3.50 p. m.
sermon-"Poor Me-, 1880 p. m.
wednesday Bible Study. 1880 p. m
F. w. Pimlott, Pastor. !,
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johnson s. BrentOn Bros.
"The Fair and Square Store"

R. ]. Holman, Democratic candidate
for County Assessor, announces his
candidacy and respectfully asks your
support at the coming election No
vember Z, 1922. 42-4c.
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ANNA NoRBoRG

Notice to Electors Of Delta County.
In asking your support at the No
vember election, wish to be judg.
cd by service rendered. George H.
Merchant, Republican candidate for
county assessor, 40-44c.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20

Announcing the candidacy of Mr..
John w. Campbell for the office of
Judge of Supreme Court, four year
term, Republican ticket. Have had
eighteen years experience as judge
on the supreme bench, and for two
years prior to that time was district
Judge in Ell Paso county.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20

Christian Church
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL.
Endeavor $3.50 p. m.
Preaching 1880 p. m.
You are cordially invited to attend
their services.
B. F. Stallings, Pastor.
Residence 845 Palmer.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20

1 wish to express my thanks for the
confidence shown me in giving me the
nomination OF the Republican ticket
for the office Of County Treasurer. II
reelected November 7th, will conttn-
ue the work OF the office in an ef-
fcient and economical manner.
y Anna Norborg.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20
Baptist Church.

The Go-to-Church campaign will
open Sunday. For six weeks the
churches OF Delta are asking every
one to attend the church OF their
choice. Come next Sunday morning.
DR.. Lee Bast will speak for ten or
fifteen minutes on the Anti.Vivivsec-
tion amendment to be voted on in No
vember. The pastor will close with
ia short talk.
The young people will meet at $50
p. m.
Preaching 1880 p. m. by the pastor
Good music.
This church offers generous hospi.
itality to all strangers.
ALFRED B. PARRY.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-20
James Bourn Returns.

James Bourn Returns.
James Bourn now of Seattle, Wash.
but formerly a rancher in the Coalby
section, is in Delta county, renewing
old acquaintances. He reports things
are going favorably well and he is
thoroughly enjoying his visit here
among old friends.