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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04

The l20th Squadron / came over
with expects to leave for the States
soon but I will not accompany them
] am in Camp Hospital 81, which
is located near our camp but is in
% way connected with the camp. A
Captain has been taking care Of my
case and he is certainly fine man.
He has just been around on his
night round and had quite a chat
with him and he says that ! am get
ting along fine. But he didn't say
when l could get out again. I will
have to make the same plea as usual,
nothing to write.
With love to all, write soon and
don't worry,
Sgt. REIN MCCLURE,
Medical Dept, End Aviation Instruc-
ton Center, A. P. o. III, A. E. F.,
France. MS
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04

I Seven months old Calf
| Five year old Mich Cow
! Two year old Helfer, due to cave
soon
I Driving or Work Horse
I Pair 3 year old Percheron Mares
I Pair 5 year old PercherOn Mares
] Registered Duroc Jersey Sow, due
to farrow March list.
3 gifts, due to farrow March LIST
3 Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey gifts,
weigh about 1870 pounds
! Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey Male
Hog
Several Dozen Barred Plymouth
Rock Chickens
About 2 Dozen Brown Leghorn Hens
| Good Truck Deering Binder
! Kentucky Wheat Drill
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04
LETTERS FROM REIN MCCLURE


january ., lol5.
Dear Mamma:
am sure You feel that / am very
ungrateful for not acknowledging
receipt Of the nice Red Cross pack
age you sent me, which ! enjoyed so
awfully much, but the truth of the
whole matter is that day after | re-
ceived the package / was sent to
the hospital ION Dec. 15), and have
been here every since, and am just
now able to write, and / am writing
this lying fat of my back, the only
position l can lay in. Now please
don't be alarmed because / will be
well again and back with my organ
ization before you get this. l would
not have mentioned my illness only
for the fact that thought some ex-
PLANTATION was due you for my not
writing. Now about the box. Will
say that it reached me in good time
and in excellent condition, and you
have no idea how very much / en-
joyed its contents. The watch is
fine. You see we can't buy any on
this side that are any good.
bought two while in England and
neither of them we're any good.
Well Mamma, as I state above, l
spent my Christmas and New Year
in bed but the Red Cross was aw-
fully good to us. And by the way if
you ever have an opportunity to do
nate to them do so because they are
surely doing worlds Of good, and
any one who is patient in hos
pital can get anything he wants
without cost from them. They alb
solutely will not accept your money.
Another organization that is doing
wonderful work over here is the
Knights of Columbus. They bring
us cigarettes and candy and give
them to you, not sell them; also the
Salvation Army. These people take
hot coffee and cake right into the
front line trenches. Now the Y. M.
C. A. is the biggest bunch of
in the world. They give abso-
lutely nothing to the fellows and
you are only allowed to buy just so
much per day no matter how much
money you may have. These state
ments are absolute facts and if the
good people back home knew how
that organization is conducting its
affairs over here / venture to say
that they would mob the whole
bunch. / don't know whether this
will get by the censor or not, but
Just wait until the A. E. f. get back
to Gods country and then you will
have the whole story first hand.
Well Mama, think I have done
myself proud by writing such q
lengthy letter and / deserve long
one in reply but no matter about the
length of you peoples letters to me-
I assure you that they are fully en-
joyed. Guess this will be sufficient
for this time. Now please don't
worry about my condition as / am
getting well fast, my trouble has
been in my right hip, the hospital
authorities say it is due to an old
bruise but 1 don't remember of ever
having had one. With love to all.
Sgt. REIN MCCLURE,
Medical Dept, End Aviation mstruc-
ton Center, A. P. 0. Ut, A. E. f.,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04

BY virtue OF a Judgment OF the
Montgomery Circuit Court, render
ed at it's January term, 1919, in the
above cause, the undersigned will on
Monday, March II, 1919
at about one o'clock p. M, (being
County Court Day., sell to the high
est bidder at the Court House door
in Mt. Sterling, KY, at public out
cry, upon a credit of six months the
following real estate:
Two building lots, Nos. 33 and "a,
of the b. E. Taylor addition, situat-
ed on the North side of Spring
street in Mt. Sterling, Montgomery
County, Kentucky, being same two
lots conveyed to Preston Tabor de-
ceased by deed of record in Mont
gomery County Court Clerks Office
d. B. So, page 266.
Purchaser must execute bond for
the purchase price with approved
security, with six per cent interest
from date of sale, same having the
force and effect of judgment. Bond
payable to the Commissioner.
w. f. JONES,
Master Commissioner Montgomery
Circuit Court.
CHARLES d. CRUMBS.
Attorney. (s5.3tl
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04

Generally speaking, if a mine can
produce wealth in any other way, the
public won't be invited to buy stock
in IL.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04
Commissioners Sale
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURI

William Tabor, by etc. plaintiffs
VS.. NOTICE OF SALE
Mrs. Zeola B. Tabor defendant
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

tabilidad a los ferrocarriles los
hace mucho mas rapidos que min
guna otra fuerza conocida. Las
locomOtoras de vapor podran ser
usadas con este sistema, sin SUI
frir otra alteration que el simple
cambio del alijo del carbon por
un tanque apropiado para el aire
comprimid0.
En- la nueva obra los gastos
principales que hay que hacer es-
mar ell aire comprimido y en- "a
tan en- la construction de las gi-
gantescas plantas para almace-
erection de las tuberias, todo 10
cual Sc aseglPa es enormemente
mas barato que cualquier insta-
laci6n electricG.
Lo que DoSotlos aun no sabe-
mos es de donde es extraido todo
el aire para el proeeso de la com
preston. Es muy iinportante tam
bien hacer notar que eSta nue.
va inyenci0n, no Obstante de mu-
clos beneiicios en- terra, no po-
dra ser aplicada Ell el mar, te-
niendo en- cuenta la impossible
dad de almaccnar en- las embar-
caciones sufciente airc comprimi
do para Aarles el poder propnl'
sor necesario en- distancia ilimi-
tadaS,
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En- la Corte Suprena.

tencia de la Corte de distrito de Aqua
dilla de Julio p de 1910.
En- el case 2137, Bias Rodriguez V.
Julio Z. Castro, sobre dahos y per-
! juicios. sc dict0 resolution concedien-
do al demandado apelante ounce dfas
| de pr6rroga a cOntar desde el - de
noyiembre para radicar el alegato.
En- el case 2132, Benito yiruet y vi
ruet V. Oliver Y Cha. sobre otorgamien
to de carta de pago, Sc dict6i resolll+
ci6n concediendo al demandante una
prorroga de dieZ dfas II contar dcste
ell 20 de noviembre para radicar sn ale
cato cn este caSo -
| En- el casO 2l20 Julio Larrinaga V.
Porto Rico Railway Light and Power
Co. ct al, sobre reivindicaci6n y da-
nos, Sc dict0 resolution c0nccdiendo al
demandante una pr0rroSa dc doce
dfas contar desde 20 de no1icm-
brc para radicar sW alegato. 4-
En- el case 2131 jose Tomas Ro-
mau V. Jose Marquee Scin, sobre in
demniZaci6n dc daiios, Sc dict0 resolu-
ci6n concediendo una pr0rroga de Ia
dias al demandadO contar desde ell
| 20 de noviembre para radicar el ale
| cato Ell el case.
En- cl case 2114, Fi!omena Cruz V
Municipio de MayaSiiez, sOhre recla
maci6n de daiioS Y pcrjnicios por ne
gligencia, Sc rcsOlyi6 no ha lugar a
la pr6rrosa que solicita cl dcmandan
te apclante para presentar cl alcglto
por haber vencido el tcrmino, sin per
| iulici0 de los ,dcrech0s que pueden
asistir las parties.
En- cl case 2133, Camilo Miguel V
Hon. Jose f. Benedicto, Tesorero dc
Puerto Rico. sObre injunction, Sc die
to resoluci6n concediendo ocho dia'
dc pr0rroga al demandante contal
desde el 20 de noviembre, para radi
car, ell alegato. '*.'' .
En- el case 2G1, EusebiO Rivera V
Hon, Enrique Lloreda, Juez de Ia
Corte de Distrito de ArecibO, sobrt
certiorari, Sc dict0 sentencia anulan
do ell auto de certiorari eXpedido e
siete de noviembre actual y descstl
rnando la solicitud del peticionariO.
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lentes 4 veinte y nucVe hee-
tareas spsenta V cinco areas
trpinta Y ocho centiareas; CO.
lindanto por cl N0rte, con terfe-
nos de don Gabriel Hernandez:
Dor cl Snr con Limo Rosado 0
Succession R0sado;.y por ei Oes-
tc. CON el mismo Gabriel Her
nandez; v por ei Este, con An
gel Maldonado J Gulllermo No
gueras.
For tanto, y hahiGndose ordena
do por cl Honorable Juez de este
uiStrit0 SecciGn la. de esta corte
St pubiique la pretension por tres
yccps eu nm periodico de los de
mayor rirculariHn lie los one Sc
cditan en- esta ciulad para one los
que tengan algun derech0 zeal So
hre ell inmueblo descrito, las per-
eonae ignorjdas a quieres pucda
perir,iIcar la Inscription y on ge~
neral todo ell que desee oponerSe
pneda efectuarlo dentro del tGImi-
no de sesenta d1as, libro e! preaen
te en- San Juan, Puerto Rec, 4 !
dc octnhre de 1919. .
G. NGrrcrO,
Socretario, Corte de Distrito
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

en- Italia Y algunos otros paises
extranjeros.
IIl invento en- 4cnesti0n coilsis-
stel lie un fiHevo sistema de aire
|comprimido encerrado en- enor-
mes tanques centrales, de donde
Ies distribuldo a las estaciones
combustibles, a 10 largo de las
Was ferreas, a travcs de fueftes
tuberias.
FL yapor entonces sera invali-
.dado; ell carbon, ell aqua Ell evu-
llicion v la electricidad, seran in
nccesarios. En- cambio, podran
anotarse como ventajas la limpie
"a, yelocidad v economic que pro
porcionara este nucyo medic de
locomocion, resguardand0 a su
yez, lbs. ferl0carriles de tener
que .estar a. cxpensas del carbon
impOrtadO del exterior.
Este invento Sc presehta con el
fin de hacerle una agresiva com
petencia al poder de la clectrl-
cidad, el inico sustituto que sc
tenia en- cuenta para suplantar
al yapor en- todos los medios de
ioeomoci0n por terra.
El inventor asegura que este
nuevo sistema propulsor es el
mas barato conocido Y su adap.
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Noyfenlbre IS.

En- el case 1927 del Pueblo de Puer
to Rico VS.. Atiiano Astacio, Sc celcbro
la vista del case con asistencia e in
f0rme de los abogados Jose Ruiz de
Val por el apelante fiscal Figueras
por ell apelado.
En- ell caso 1926 El Pueblo V. DR.. T..
n. Bocanegra, por acometimlento y
aggression con agravantes, sc celcbr6 la
vista del case con la sola asisten-
cia del fiscal.
En- ell case 202S, Luis Freire Bar
bosa Y. Succession de Antonio Scvillano,
sObre cObro de >hQnorariOs,, Sc cclebro
la vista del case cen asistencia in
formeS de los abogadoS Eduardo L6-
pez Tizol por el apelante y e. II. F..
Bottin por el apclado.
En- el case de Pedro Lopez Canine
V American Railroad Go. of =. r., so
bre dailos v periuicioS tmemorandus
de cOstasl sc dict6 resolution decla
rand0 con lugar la moci0n de la de-
mandada apelada Y desestimandOse la
apelaci0n establecida por el deman-
dante contra la orden dc la Corte de
Distrto de San Juan, Sec. la.
En- ell case PIP. Carlos Franco So
to V. Victor F. Martinez, sobrc dahos
V perjuicios, Sc dict6 resolution seiia-
lando el pr6ximo lunes dfa n de no.
viembre para la vista de las mociones
del demandado sobre 'descstimaci0n
de apelaci6n para que Sc agregue a
los autos una certificaci0n lie traDsac-
ci6n propuesta por el denlandado y no
aceptado por el demandante.
En- ell case DOGS, Mercedes Oller III
najero V. Conception Sold viuda de
Tinaiero ct al, sobre elevation Il es-
crtura pnblica de testamento de pa
labra, Sc dfcto resoluci6n transfirien-
do la vista de, este case para Ell dia
% de noviembfe las dos p m,
En- ell case 1920, Rafael Napoleoni
Y. I'll Pueblo, sobre habcas corpus, Sc
dict6 resoluci0n sehdlando para la Wis
ia de este case ell dfa IS de noviem-
bre.
En- ell case 2095, Andres Quihones
V. Manuel Rosado, sobre indemniza-
ci6n de perjuicios, sc. dict6 resolution
declarando no ha lugar conceder la
desestimaci6n solicitada por el deman
dante Y apeladO.
In Re. Nombramiento de la Junta
Examinadora de aspirantes al ejercl1
clio de la abogaafa sSe3dieto fesol1r
ci6n designando para cQpsttituir ID jun
ia Exami,iadofatlgsi juecesI seiioles
Wolf Audrey yn.los aaboaadosl 'Ssres.
Jose E. lBenedicto. ~ Ermicisc0. Raml-
rez de Arellanb ~ Manuel ,TaIs' SDto:
En- ell case 1885, Gaplota 'Gonlzalea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

Lugo eft al V. Jose Benftez eft al, SO.
hre nulidad Y otros extremes, Sc dlct6
resolucci0n admitiendo la apelaci6n
que Sc interpone por las denandantes
para ante la Corte de Circuito dc ape
laciones del primer circuito de los
EstadOs Unidos, de la sentcncia dc
este tribunal de mayo % de 1919, y
Sc fila Ell $500 Ia fianza que han de
prestar los apelantes para responder
de las costas y remftase a dicha Cor
te de Circuito copia fntegra de la
transcription de los autos
N0ricmbrc 20
En- el caso 1f25, I'll Pueblo V. Ave
limo Moreno, sobrc homicidio involun
tario. Sc celebr0 In vista del casO con
Ia sola asistencia del fiscal Figueras
per el apelado.
En- el case 1920, FL Pueblo V. Pasea-
sio Sanchez Rinc6n, sobre acometi-
miento aggression grave, Sc celebrd
In vista del caSo con aSiStcncia in
folmr dc los ahogados Enrique Cam
pillo por cl apeIante Y Jose Ii FiSue,
ras por cl Pueblo.
En- cI case 205G, Succession de Aurc'
Il:ano Matia v Municip.o de Arecibo
sobrc cobro de dinero, So cclebr0 la
vista del case sin aSistencia de las
parties.
En- cl caso Poll, Bcnito Gonzalez V
Central I,as!o Nicio, Inc. ccsionaria
de The Borinqucm Sugar Co., sobrt
cobro dc dnero Sc cclcbr0 la vista
del case con asistcncia Q informe del
aIogado Ramon sieca Gonzalez por la
dcmandada apclada.
En- el case 2017 Alfredo Amy V. Ar
turo Guerra, sobre cobro de dinero
Sc dict0 resolution senalando para Ia
vista de las smociones sobre desestl
maci6n de apelaci0n y de correction
de autos ell dfa primerO de .DiciemDrt
y siguientes habiles las dos p M.
En-, el case 2097, Simon Burgos V
Agustfn Guevara Santini, marshal dc
la cortc de distrito de Aguadilla J
Ramon NOvoa, sobre injunction, Sc dit
to resolution teniendo por desistidO a
demandado apelante Ramon Novoa dc
la apelaci6n interpuesta contra la ser
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

do osta en siiencio sin que una pala-
bra en- este sentido oigamos, y por
donde quiera Sc oye con insistencia en-
que ha quedado la fiesta,...? este
pueblo EN- este sentido esta a la cola
de los demaS pueblos de la Isla aqui
nunca Sc ven festas mientras que pues-
bios mucho mas pequenos que este,
todos los amos dan suS buehas fieste-
citas. I
/ Los Sres. de la comisi6n tienen Ia
palabra para que contesten al pueblo
que hubo de sus gestiones en- este
lsentidO. ---l-- --.-L. -
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.ott4.i.a.. IA Y o.o73s.q 'e s1fa9 ,oiGds
-mfa aGIIly aab1bfj9 sSj s8bot 10 gb
.Ts2.ea og
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
LARES. >? Y EsA FIESTA .?

Ell pueblo de Lares ansioSo de yer
realizado sus deseos de yer en- que
quedaron los acuerdos para la cele-
bracSn de la fiesta en- honor la
Inauguration de la carretera de Are
cibo a Lares y que para tai efecto Sc
celebr6 una gran reunion en- la casa
consistorial y que. luego dehido al
accidente ocurrido al sr. Ledesma y
familia Sc pospuso para su celebra-
ci6n el dfa de Ia? Purisima y va esta-
mos hoy a % de noviembre y aun to-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

Ell senor G. Marin, Consul de Cuba
en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, ha remi-
lido a la Secretaria de Estado el 81
guiehte informe sobre las exportacio-
mes e .importaciones realizadas en-
aquella Isla durahte ell periodic COM
prendido entire el mes de julio de 1919
MARIO de 1919.
Durante el periodic
de tempo entire ell 10.
de Julio de 1918 mar
20 1919, las exportacio-
nes de Puerto Rico han
eXcedido las impor-
taciones 80. S 8.841.066.O
En- el mismo tempo
las exportaciones as
cendieron /. $ S.3l5,240.OO
En- e1 mismo tempo :
las 'impo;rftaciopln{ees as + ", Z. ~.
cehdferon a =. '.n7 $ 1854, 1920
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

aHa sid0 sometido a la Junta
de 'lFerrocarriles del Estado, Ell
Italia, lin tf1uevo inyento' que, 81
resulta de 6xito, va a rev0lucio'
mar Ia ehtefa conception modelma
de- coln olnmicaci6n por medic de IL
meas ilf6ffeas.} Dicho invento sc
fdebe d lhm ioven ingeniero' italia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
Asombroso Invento

no y Sc dice que va Sc 'estah lie
vando a cabo experiments; Off
cialess' para yer 50 efieacia, tlpl aun,,
que, natpralmente, el inyento sc,
iguarda en- ell. mas estriato secre-
to.F Pero sc opina que ya9i Sc
han isacadO Datentes talhl nrismO:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
Cuba le compro a Puerto Rico
durante eI ulumo ano
$2,29l.502
'Todo este d;nero 10 consumio en- Cafe

Exportacion para el
eXtranjero :. -. S 6.435 ,544.OO
Exportacion Esta-
dos Unidos . S 51.779.704.00
Exportacion de cafe
durante los nucve me-
ses de este informe pa
ra paises extranieros S 4.759. .6470O
Exportaci6n de cafe
en- igual periodo de
tempo para los Esta-
dos Unidos -. S 4,682.OO
Cuba consumi0 cafe
durante este tempo
por valor de S 2.291 10000
Espana S 1851, ,772.OO
Islas Canarias S 4,252.OO
Islas Virgenes S 848.OC
Para los Estados
Unidos exporto Puerto
Rico durante los nueye
meses va citados, EN-
azucares, mielcs y ta-
bacos !. i. S 46.943,51O.O(
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

(De Gel Dia", de la Habana.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
No. 1902
DECLARATION DE DOMINO
tx Parte-

Tor cuanto, habienao presen-
tado Ell ahogado don Lsppoldo San
tiago V Carmona una mSci6u a
nombre de don Nalcelino Santos,
para que Sc declare a s'l favor el
dominic de Ia siguiente inca:
RUSTICA; Predio de terreno
radicado en- el barrio Espinosa
del termino municipal de Vega
Alta compuesta de setenta y cir
co cuerdas y cnarenta y cnatro
c6ntimOs de otra cuerda Gqulva-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
Secci6n la.

Estados Unidos dc Am6rica,-
El Presidcnte lc los EstaGos
UnidOs,-- S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
EDICTO

En- Ia Corte de Distrito del nis-
trito Judicial dc San Juan, +. r
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Monday, Dec. goth found every
pupil of B. H. S. feady to start in on
five months of hard work, after near
ly three months of absence on ac-
count of the influenza epidemic.
All pupils seem to be in earnest and
ready to do what is put before them.
The school periods have been so ar
ranged that our LOOT time can be
made up in the next five months.
The periods have been heightened
to fifty minutes each, and the chapef
period omitted entirely. Every ex-
ira moment of morning and noon
hour will be Utilized for Study
periods.
Military training and Basket Bali
are still going to be kept up. A
hall has already been obtained and
is now being put into shape for
playing, which will begin by the last
of the week.
During the ban the rooms of the
old B. Fl. S. received fresh coat of
paint Of which some were greatly b
need. And new service flag with
the stars arranged very artisticalH
which has a much better appearance
than the old one
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-02
SAYS THE GEAR IS ALIVE.
Nicholas il Safe In Neutral Coun-
try, a Russian Asserts.

t Warsaw, Dec. 24 (delayed).--
There is no doubt that the Gear and
his entire family are alive. / am pos
tive of this" was the declaration
made to the correspondent today by
Michael de Tchihatchef, a nephew
of General Skoropadski, and who has
just escaped from the Ukraine after
a. recent trip to Petrograd, ,Dvinsk.
wilma and Rovno. n
II cannot reveal where the car is
because he does not wish it," he
added. "He wants to be left alone.
His whereabouts is, known to all
Allied government. 1t is a neutral
country.
Accounts of his murder at Eka-
terinburg were manufactured by
Trotsky and Lenine.
1T took much money and time
and also lives of many officers to ac-
complish his escape. Among the Of
ficers killed was Count Tatichev, the
cars former personal military at
tache, who was shot instead OF the
car. Documents describing the
cars escape were in the hands of
German Consul Koenig at Petro-
grad, who forwarded them to Ber-
lin."
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-02
Insurance Agency Changes Hands.

F1e F. e. Poifard insurance agency
of this city has been sold to John S.
krinn, who has taken charge of the
business. MIR. Pollard has been ap-
pointed state agent for the North
American insurance company and a
large part of his time will be taken
up travelling over the state in the in
terest of his company. Mr.. Krinn
has for the past several years been
connected with the Farmers Bank.
He is a clever, courteous gentleman
and will make good in his new busi-
ness venture
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-02
School Again.

The Butler public schools were re-
opened Monday morning after hav-
ing been closed since October 8,
owing 10 the influenza epidemic.
The attendance at the High School
was practically the same as when the
school closed. but the attendance at
the grade school showed small
falling off. due no doubt to the cold
weather and the bad condition of the
roads and sidewalks, from few OF
which the snow had been removed.
A plan has been evolved which by
lengthening the school hours and
holding school on Saturdays the
work lost by the enforced closing
may be made up. Prof Patrick asks
that the pupils be diligent and work
hard that this may be brought about.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-02

Last Saturday Misses Elsie, BERTHE
and Anna Silvers went to Kansas
City where they met Thomas Dear
ihond Newton, who fer the past two
years has been at the Great Lakes
Naval Training school. After a visit
to the court house where a marriage
license was procured, they repaired
to the home of Rev. VIM. Mayfield.
formerly pastor of the Christian
church of this city, where Miss Elsie
and Mr.. Newton were united in mar
riage.
The bridal couple and the Misses
Silvers returned to Butler Monday
morning where the remainder of the
groom's- furlough is being spent with
home folks. AT the expiration of the
honeymoon, they will go to the
Great Lakes Training school, where
the groom is stationed as a petty Of
ficer in the transportation depart
ment of the school. He expects to
secure discharge within short
time. "a.
These young couple are among the
most popular of Buffers younger
set. The bride is the oldest daugh-
ter of Judge and Mrs. ]. A. Silvers.
and has been reared to womanhood
in this city, where she numbers her
friends by her acquaintances. She
is young woman of many charms
and accomplishments. She is a
graduate of the Butler High School
and the Warrensburg Normal and
was at one time student at the Sa-
cred Heart convent at St. Joseph,
Missouri. After her graduation from
the State Normal she was one of the
most popular of the Butler school
teachers. For the last year she has
been one of the efficient clerks in
the office of Frank Holland, clerk of
the locaF draft board.
The groom is an exemplary young
man, the son of Mrs. S. ]. Newton, of
Summit At one time, in company
with his brother, he conducted an
automobile business on South Main
street in this city. After the destruc-
ton of the garage by fire he went to
Kansas City, where he was connect
ed with the Motor Machinist Sup
ply company until his enlistment in
the United States navy.
The Times joins the many friends
of this most worthy young couple in
wishing them long and happy
welded life