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ing the year ending July 1. 1892.
sloe-oe in labor and improvements.
1pcn the Black Metal Lode Mining
claim situated In the Groom Mining
District. County OF Lincoln. State II
Nevada. the location es/incate OF
ahieh Is found of rea<rd in hook
~ u Mining notices on Pare III.
"a lie office of the recorder. % said
tsttty Of Lincoln. in order 10 hold
aid claim under the provision of
't'n .s24 OF the ReYisaa Statutes
H t. lifted States nnd the amend
Hta Freio. con sJrnir.. annual
.t'e,f tiF mining claims hcing the
-'1Hffni ssi'Sired 80 i.n' said Lode
t7'fN. --1.fs snding AZ noon on the
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MOTH, q oF HEARING OF FIRST
AND EsfAL ACCOUNT AND Pc
Ttrio> EfsW DISTRIBUTION.
In ahe Tenth judicial District Court
Of The state of Nevada, In and for
the County sf Lin, oln..

In ahe Tenth judicial District Court
of The state d Nevada. In and for
the Cuunty 81 lin, ein..
In the matter Of the estate of
GEORGE WARREN, deceased SIS.
NOTICE is HEREBY tiFEN that
James Ryan, the administrator of
the Estate of George Warren. &C.
ceased. has teuedered and presented
for settlement. ani filed in said
Court, hiss fifst and final account oi
hi administration Ot said estate, and
also his petition for distribution of
said estate; and that Tuesday. the
gath daN OF October. lg22. al 10
o'clorA A NJ at the Court Room ~
said Court. IN the Town of Phoebe.
in said Lincoln County, has been fiN
cd by said Court for the settlement
Of said account and hearing said pet
ision for distribution Of said estate
III which time and place any person
Interested in said estate, may appear
and lille exceptions In writing "a the
1sid account and contest the same
Dated Phoebe. Nevada. October 4,
le2s
EVA noLsN
GjerE
tirstrah lG-G
'.aQ Pub in-@n
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ke su IS ming any right. title .es-
faiF ilfl u. s-tsres' In the real pror.
"a uezrfihFc D.. the CONSTANT. al
sE=sa ta lf.H Its aHaership. or any
cloud upon rta.uIr title thereto.
Defendants
The State 81 Ncvada Ssral Gree.ines
o. said Defendants
NUi ARE HEusRY sgsMMn- ssD
To APPEAR w.tA.a tpl dayt lf;-s
he service upon Hpa 81 ghts san
ma ~ q reed to- said Count. ~
within twenty DAYS 70 served oui e.,
said fcr'lty bat vlf'iiH sid iudcni
District and iH all afnrr ,irns with
IN Forty 4ays toNelUsIyy at the dlr
OF -tryire sE3 ..slpni rhH FhO,
emitted scil,s
Thts action j.. sv"ulht tn auief
title VI plaintiff in ant to the T.
of the 81, ~ Sect. D.. 9ud lhg "
of The SW . NJ sect II Z $. g.
60 e.. NJ - D. a Nj. euStailiur
une Hundred sixty tlsnl acres.
more or less aad hriuE the ,.pl
originally contamaa iu Applicaiau
No. t2S9. Contract No. 50 Stat,
Lard. rs is more fut;. ST ls~ig in
verified Complaint. 10 which RET r
enc Is hereby made.
Dated. September 18th. A. u. 1922.
EVA DoLAN
Clerk of Said Court
A l. SCOTT
Attorney for Plaintiff
First Pub. Sc
Last Pub, 1927
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Isl day q July. 1879 And II, with
in 80 days from the personal service
OF this notice, or within 80 days aft
er the publication thereof. you fail
or refuse. to contribute your por-
ton OF such expenditure as a co.
owner. which amounts to s33.3s,
your interest in the claims will be
come the property OF the subscriber.
your co-owner. who has made the re-
quired expenditure. by the terms of
said section
TOM WOODS.
hy Virginia Woods his attorney in
fact.
irst pub. T-2l.
asst Pub. Oct. 81.
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-. rNH 81 tndietai thssTtei court
sue state sti Ne&ads ia aud for
~ sauats ~ Lincoln
a. fhe matter IT the Estate Of
#sEi HrFF. Deceased
inn 20. la21. the undersigned
7Nas dniy appointed aaminlstratrix
.fr ihe estate uf Ear linff, deceased,
is he above Entitled Court, and
hereafter she duly qualified as such
IT Is HEREBY DIRECTED that
Al persons having claims against
aid estate are required TO file the
5ps. with the proper vouchers aud
iatuiory affidavits attached, with
Re eleI, OF the above entitled Court
within three months from the date
Of the first publication of this notice
LOREEN II. HUFF
administrators.
htrst Pub ,g-22
i.ast Pub, 1913
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CONSTITUTIONAL AmzNps.Nrs


The following dsnstiiu sluii.s
amendments mo. 4; No ~ were
passed by the legislature OF 1918
aad 1921. and 4Fe 90 hs voted upon
By the poole ~ the general elecs Ton
of 1872
Ass. nlbiy .. mi .iesulution proposing
e. an:erd s.,ction 20 of Article 4
Of ,h. Constitution of the state of
Nssa.fs
Re1osNsd By the Assemble. the
Seh e cGi lrrinE That section 90
o: a i.-le Of the constitution be
sHend-d 20 A. =, read as follows
section 20. Tass lQs,elaiure shall
faea local or special at~s In any
e. the following enumere,s1 cases.
that u 10 say: Regulating tie Juris-
firtiun ard duties Ct justices NJ the
pace sad constables. and gsxing
q cir compensation: for the pun 1sh-
.heni OF crimes and misdemeanors
regulating the practice of courts Of
justice; providing for changing the
venue in civil and criminal cases;
granting divorces: changing the
nam OF persons; yacating roads.
town plots, streets alleys and public
. squares; summoning and empanel-
ing Grand and petit juries. and pro-
yidin for their compensation: reg
ulating county and township bust
ness, regulating the election OF
county aud township officers: for
the assessment and collection of tax
e for state county and township pur
poses pro-;ding Tor opening and
renducnhg eleefiona Of state. county
Of toIs Dship officers. a;:a designating
the places of voting: pr,sViG'ng fer
tine saie of real estate belonging to
miners oc other persons laboring
under legal disabilities; giving eff
feet 10 invalid deeds. Wills. or other
Instruments, refunding money paiAi
into the i.aie treasury Of any eoan
ty: releasing the Indebtedness, lie
bility or obligation % any corpora
ton, association, or rerson In the
state, or to any county, town or cts
of this state: but nothing IN this
section shall be construed Ia deSv
or restrict the power of the leeisia
ture TO establish and regulate the
compensation and fees OF counts Of :
fictrs, TO establish and regulate the
rates of freight, passage. toll, and
charges of railroads, toll-roads, ditch
rlume and tunnel companies. incor
porated under the laws OF this state
or doing business therein.
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'tirst plb, 3 %
.ast Pub. 1913
s",ice of Application to Appropriate
The Public Waters Of the state Of
nevada.

notice Of Application to Appropriate
The Public Matters OF the state Of
Nevada.
Application No 675S
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of September, 1922, in ac-
with Section SO, Chapter So
1f the Statutes OF 1919, one Walter
II, Conk of Cliffdale, County Of Lin
aan. State of Nevada. made appli-
cation to the State Engineer of Ney-
ada for permission to appropriate
The public waters of the State of
Nevada. Such appropriation is to
BE made from Meadow Valley Wash,
Il point in the SEA OF the SCI
Sec, 10, T. 2 s., r. 67 f., NJ d. b.
a NJ, by means of ditch, and 1.6
cubic feet per second is to be convey
ed to SWh of SEA-, Sect %, and
SELL OF SCI Sec. 90, r. 3 s., 81 e.
NJ y. b. & NJ, by means of bitches,
aud there used for irrigation pur-
poses, from January until December
Ut each year,
Water not to be returned to stream
J, G. Scrugham
State Engineer
First Pub, s22
last Pub, 1920
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81 MNiONS

In the Tenth Judicial District Court
Of tho STATE s,f Ncl ada. IN aud fn,
the Coanty of Lincoln
u9ri4er RsNch COMPANY. Corpor
ation Plaintiff ys, J u Wood
also al ofher persons unknown
cN,iming any risGt, title. estate,
liea o. Interest IN The real prop
erty described IN BE Complaint
adverse 10 PlainrN'S ownership
or arN c{uud upon rlaiutitif title
hersto, h~eeudants
The state ~ Nevada Sen As Grretinrs
to Said DeTendants
you ARE hEREBY SUMMARIZED
70 APPEAR Wl<hin en- adys after
The service ppon yuH 81 this s,.,N
plnus Y sesVeI Ia sala County. or
" tthRi twenty Savs ii served out "
i3 county but Wiiatn Said hdjfiaf
NiRfwt, and ia an other eaNs With
ln priN days tex slu5iNr ~ tina dan
4 aeryicel aud 6cfona the ah,>ye
'hi tied action
his action rs bronEtt. - cute,
w. e Plaintiff in aud to MI = he
~ IT Sec. II. r SIS. Y 81 \.
y u. a NJ, containing One TIun-
= ed SIXTY iG0l acres more or less
~ w. .n.z " set forth in YER
- .4a AT ~ which ref renee
-NHAr
.-- cls Hher aSth, 4 n. ig2s.
t.VS 3c AN
Clerk 81 10 tos''
\ g. %CHFT
NitssfNgs Nv plants5f
Ns s44"
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Propositions To Be Voted on at General
Election in Nevada, November, 1922
Authorized by cEoaGE ERoDuGAN, Secretary Of Stat.

lnisrlocutory Judgment an appeal
mas De taken within six s6D months
9tivr its entr. in the same manner
.saA with like affect as II the judg-
mes we're final.
See. 2 When six 90 months
hase eNi I'D after the entry of any
ihieriOcutOfg Judgment entered un-
der section ,,ereof. the court, on
motion Of either s.lrty or on its own
motion. may enter = final Judgment
granting Ell the diy.sagce, and such
final Judgment shall t2D restore
each OF the parties 10 the status of
single persons. and t3l permit
either To marry after the entry
thereof. provided, how ever. thas the
entry Of such final decree Sasll uct
validate any marriage contracted by
either party subsequent a. ne eutry
Of such inierlucutors Judgment and
PRIOR 60 the entry 5f sgeh final de-
cree. nor constitute any defense to
amy criminal prosecution made
against either, and "a snch other
9hd further relief as may be neces
sary Co complete disposition of the
a. ahn, but IL any appeal is taken
ireA an. such interlocutory judg-
men az motion for new trial made
final Judgment shall not be entered
until shea motion or appeal has been
iinially d. opposed of. nor then, II the
motion ns been granted or judg-
ment reversed
See. 4. SECTION 20 OF an act en-
titted An Act reiat,ag To marriage
anu divorce, approved November
-. 1861, as amended February Is,
1879. Februsry 20. 1918. and Feb
ruary %, 1918, h hereby repealed
All other acts or parts of ,ayjs III con.
iiict herewith are hereby rryealed
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

FORFEITURE NOTICE
July IS, 1922.
1876 8. Hill Street,
Los Angeles, California.
To X. G. sherwood, and his hears
and assigns.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that / have expended dur.
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d NV II ~ sa,iu Art ns~srisf ssart
esge ~ ~ - asia im asas i,t
" szasts %, asess $50,
- Fsak 81 4k gA4. t&sats ~ 5sN
k435 s, deceased
sp b. aiaea tkai II ank-
sbr lbs undersigned
v8 tsg Has 4nats ettitled
5w lgeafator - She estate
e8As 3 Nr1aiRs.H. aeresA,ed. on
stg AuEHNg Fa&A, aBd that,
asf s SIZED VA ssid Guuri as
4 70 p lttalnr ras ths n day of
Fs 9ha
lvfs ais pgYiag giairyH against
$50 Efs hrs ttsFei3 required
s.a'sR SEt prayer voueh-
gfYidaut9 attached
re- seFa - said COURT within
feF a 81 date ct tho
ga i teas ac:ice.
teAfa u tsadsworth
Administrator
Ef @ ps
NH fF
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~ Given that Isaac
the, Nevada. who
~. made Home.
- ST l2-e9-l6J No
- hff sm's swi.. Sect. II:
= Nh MEL. Sect 30:
81" i, sect, ~. Township
e. fi ~ Gs East. NJ y. Mer
sfita, notice OF int anti9n
@ ava asasa wear proof. to estab-
A8 - the land above DIES
@4f stHFs Eva nolan. County
m fi,5,he. Nevada, on the 2S
@ 'a%er, ias2.
S'm names as witnesses
sefirs Z Lace, of Phoebe, Nevada
EsS Asfra, Of Phoebe, Nevada.
a'v q Huise. OF Phoebe. Nevada
tEe Ft@d OF Phoebe. Nevada.
MINNIE L. BRAY
Register.
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~ MNlONS

~ UNIONS
~ m Tenth Judicial Court of the
ssne OF Nevada, in and for the
county OF Lincoln
Gardner Ranch Company a corpor-
.tidn, Plaintiff, John Huff, Hyrum
thstt; also all other persons un-
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No. 2
Senate Jeint Resolution No. . of the
rwcmy.ninth session. PROPOSAL
Ia amend che Constitution of the
state of Nevada


state of Nevada
Resolved by the senate. the As
irhN COMPUTING. That section ~ oI
article VI the constitution BE-
amended 10 read a. follows
Va s&s. * the death af any nvm
~ 81 tha legislature. either senator
~ a.e,s msa INV sounty tummt.
- thr eaantf iFam shkh
sh Ats ~aa slrsgsst shalt az
@ aN - spe @asus wisss s.
lHs #s whgs6 wsa4t.s,>
sf vi ~sasa - -
A Sh
e te N
se ~,
t N est "a
# M
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titted An Aet resaftas 10 marriage
and divorce" approved November
Is. 1861, as amended February Is,
1875, Februsry 20. 1915, and Feb
ruary %. 1915, IL hereby repealed
NJ oller acts or parts ot .sVts In con.
tiict herewith are hereby repealed.
No. Stb)
in Act proposing legislative sub.
s,nnee for "An Act affecting d.,
ok. and matters properly comps.
ts'a Herewith, providing for tntss-
i,'satort DEGREES of divorce In syt-
ts.'n ransss and eliminating w n,
are cta.tonly known as sh,si.
tryRi dtsree- lis divorce eases, md 4
rs'sna!iss s,.ssiwn -. OF an Act es.
tilted An A,i relating TO m..r.
riase saj ,s,fna,,," approved Ny.
e.hber, ~ 1881, ~ amended, asal 1
All either Ards ~ 9arts Of Acts AZ
CONFLICT herc"ha, presented 4.
this Legislature 5S the srcretar, l
III state upon iniatisis las Yetitioa |
nu,itt section = ~ Al ticts ~ OF |
the constitution, and Z, p,ovI.,c
for the submission III n ieri.,.,,.
Substitute BY the Secretary III
state Ia the qualified electors nj !
the neu cnsuing grne,si .s.stlaa, .
Approved March IS. 1891
whereas, There has bven tfans
nilted 10 this ieEl~lslat. a nae
'altiai'd by pelst.oa ~ saass . 90
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Az 40, stfeesine stNsA,\ eE s
'rr~ property sssans,tse
providing sm iasesl.-.> -
.rss's Of iis"as,. ls ssssah.
aud eliminating whss 81.
moni, AnowA a. ~hest t~saa a.
cres.a In y. pus,s easss assai ss,s-eag
IN" Sec',oa :. ~ an At ent al
An Ace relating /" marriage smsl
divorce approved November. -
1851, a. am nart AMI all mhss
Acts or pats rs nets In cunlls,t
herewith.
The people of the s.r. Of stags -
enact as Soilosss
Section l, pss@rcs frup. 49,.
bonds OF matriu ony may be OH II,
ed by complaint uader nstn g., the
district court of ~, enuutv Ia which
the cause of action itselcfcp shall
have accrued. or IN wAisa Ike pain
tiff or defendant shall h.ga resided
SIX t6) months before the suit b,
brought for the following causes:
First--lmpoteney M the time OF
marriage continuing to the time 81
GIvouree.
Second-Adultery since the mar
1riage, remaining unforpiven.
Third-Wilful desertion. st -
time, of either party bv the 9th f0t
the period of one year
Fourth on OF fsiafr u
Infamous crime.
Habi' al Fr..as saNssgf
ess contractsf SINE vas4f8sNe S,
either part which swall Sscaaaei
tate sinh PARTY froM FantYihat;as
his or her share TO tn suppuri 81 the
.ams9s
ssxts EXTREME cruelty IN eitheI
part
Seventh Naeteci ~ the husband
far the period nf one year. 70 pro
vide the t1;gran necessaries of life
wien such neg,ect Is not the result
OK gotersH ON the part OF the hus
hanG, 4ha& he could not avoid b,
or68nSr~ iN.iAstrt
Sc J The Judgment or deere,
Of GiNgawee Granted under the pro
,sseas ~ this aes shell be a fina
dew ee; provided however. that !
the eonrt shall fsua from the ayY
detl9e produced upon The trial tina
ress.seillstAaa iiau he affected be
tWeSG fsls parties. she enurs may or
dor the eutrv ~ an iatsrsicns ~,
Judgment anf>sf4e2 thas TIRE part il
whose favor ,Ae tsgg dec,des 4
eHsiiist % a dlroatgs. "a iesfn sucl
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lrsilah 10 q
aSl Pub 10 -
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-06-22
MY Old Kentucky Home

II little becomes individuals boast, lest their
Boosting they and pulled and fall Backward
heard much criticism Of the shortcomings of
Kentucky, feud her moonshne her roads, her IL
eray and in fact her everything that makes real sensitive
citizen ashamed a delight unearth bright
her history and few glorious achievements that
ample justification for boasng.
Kentucky anything by halves She into
existence thru the hahood Of brave pioneers who scaled the
their civilization thru
animals She lived the first decades Of her
history on the law sedefense liberty Hence
rebellion against organized force Of kind not be
thing boast Of but when fights in Kentucky he fights
the other hand when he feveny "Cr
Riders" and pioneers of Christianity whose influence have
Kentucky and
preachers whose only compensation the salvation of
souls not all dead.
Every period history had
from Kenecky, and scarcely state in the
Union today without finding leader Of public affairs who
Of the fact that he first the light Of day Kentucky
We quotation few days from a newspaper
Mr. c. A. Mooney the editor Of the Commercial APP
peal Of Memphis Tennessee Of the ed
tors Of the country Before the article closed the writer revealed
the fact that Mr. Mooney is a native Of Kentucky.
Raymond Robins, national figure, a
other than speak
Commencement and when he announced the plat
form that he back home Of surprise flushed the
audience.
When another great speaker
OCCASION from the Chicago Frederick Shannon
from the mountains of Kentucky again listeners bnked their
eyes.
native of distant sometime ago talking
Irwin Cobb being greatest living humorst
told that Irwin Cobb his entire life
his fame, in Kentucky, visitor AS surprised.
And and might naming the have filed
the halls of fame, and who doing
the world in low places and high places who from
Kentucky
The history of Kentucky perfect romance is teemng
with human interest stories from the the Cumberands
the Jackson Purchase from the the Penere
We have had dearth Of able
been hotbed from which
run the affairs Of other states. said a
Kenuekan like cabbage-he be before he
will a head
We have the people have the natural
the climatic conditions and had proportion
Nations real statesmen leaders beginning
history.
Let us invest this vast capital for the Kentucky
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-06-22
BLUE LICK VS.. WHITES STATION

Johnson Park, June 17.-Bowman
pitched the Hustlers to a no run, two
hit victory against the White Sta
ton team here today.
The features of the game were
the running "shoe.string" catch of
r. Dunn, right field for the visitors.
Features for our locals was fielding
Of Robinson at third and the hitting
of Trimble. Park pitched good ball
for the visitors. Manager Harris Of
the Hustlers. has released players J.
Ritter, first base, J. Maupin, short
stop, and Parks, pitcher, on request,
in order TO play with their home
team.
Summary of the game as follows.
Line up: Hustlers-Kinnard, catch
er, Bowles, center field, Robinson
third base, Trimble second base, r.
Harrison, right field, Lewis first
base. Combs left field, b. Harrison
short stop, Bowman pitcher. Whites
Station-R. Dunn right field, J. Rit-
ter first base, Clark catcher, J..
Maupin short stop, V. Ritter second
base, Johnson third base, C. Dunn
center field, Park pitcher.
Hits off Bowman 2, off Park &;
struck out by Bowman IL, by Park
4; errors, Hustlers 1, Whites Station
3; home run, Trimble; umpires,
jackson and Lewis. Time, 1;55.
Blue Lick games as booked up to
July 4th. Hustlers at Quicksand at
Quicksand, June %. June Gath and
25th Athens at Johnson Park June
End, Paint Lick, July 4th.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-06-22
MAN IN AUTO CLASH
SERIOUSLY INJURED

A man thought to be F. F. Lynch,
Hamilton, o., detective, is in a Paris
Hospital suffering from injuries
which may prove fatal, and his COM
panion is in Jail as a result of an
automobile accident near Paris Sum
day afternoon.
The men told the driver of the
car they were looking for an auto
mobile thief. The car was struck by
another car near Paris and when the
driver tried to steer it back into the
road it struck tree. Lynch was
thrown out of the ear and serious
ly injured. His companion, Reed. is
said to have been intoxicated.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-06-22
DEW-DARR

A very pretty and quiet wedding
occurred last Saturday morning at
half past nine o'clock on the lawn of
Miss Corwin's home, "The Sunrise"
When Miss Eunice X. Darr and Mr..
Dewitt Talmage Dew were united in
marriage by President w. C. Frost
in the presence Of number Of
friends.
Miss Onie Silvers, of the Business
Department. of the Vocational School,
and close friend of the bride, was
bridesmaid, and a brother of Miss
Darr was best man to the groom.
Miss Darr is a Kentucky girl, and
during the years spent in school here
has made many friends. She is a
graduate from Home Science in the
Vocational Department, and for
mste than a year has been success
full County Demonstration in Home
Science at Mountain City, Tenn.
Mr.. Dew, who is a native of Geor-
gia, controls large stock farm in
Tennessee, but at present is travel
ing salesman for a business firm in
Bristol, Tenn.
The young couple left at noon Sat-
urday for Bristol, Tenn, where they
will make their home for the present
The best wishes of their many
friends go with them for a life Of
happiness and success together.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-06-22
MANAGING EDITOR WEEDS

As The Citizen goes to press, the
news il flashed across our intelli-
gence that Mr.. James Melvin Rein.
hardt, Managing Editor Of The Citi-
zen, was this afternoon united to
Miss Cora Lee Cook, Of Montgomery,
Ala, in the holy bends Of matri-
mony.
Mr.. Reinhardt was graduated from
Berea College in 1921, and since that
time has held the position as Man
aging Editor Of The Citizen. Between
his preparatory school days and
college, Mr.. Reinhsrdt spent two and
one half years in the World War.
Much time was spent in the camps
Of this country and more than twelve
months in France. Mr.. Reinhardt
belonged TO the 9th Division and en-
gagged in seven different offenses
against the Germans. He Is an ac-
tive member Of the American Le-
gion, and has been giving the readers
of The Citizen their moneys worth
in news and carefully selected arti-
cles.
Miss Cook was recently graduated
from the University of Alabama
with Phi Beta Kappa honors.
Those present at the wedding were
the immediate friends and relatives
of the bride, and Thomas Rowland,
of Vanceburg, KY, and Miss Fannie
Lou Reed, Of Collinsville, Ala, both
Of whom were in Berea College with
Mr. Reuhardt. Immediately after
the wedding the couple leave for
motor trip into North Carolina,
where they will remain until their
return to Berea, July LIST.
The Citizen staff, Printing Depart
ment, and all other friends Of Berea
extend to this new couple, who will
soon make their home in our midst,
congratulations and hearty well
come to our neighborhood.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-06-22
POWERS-THOMPSON

Daniel b. Powers, %, veteran stu.
dent at Berea, and Miss Addie
Thompson, %, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Thompson, were married
at the brides home at Lakeville, KY,
Saturday, June II. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Thomas
Brown.
They came to Berea Monday and
were given a hearty welcome Mon
day evening at the home of Arch
Gabbard on Center street by MEM
bers of the Veterans Bureau. Ice
cream was served, and a most en-
joyable evening was spent.
The happy couple were presented
with a beautiful set Of china and
other gifts by the veterans.
Mr. and Mrs. Powers will reside on
Center street.