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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING no,

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ~
FOR HENT-Llght houaekeeping rooms.
also sleeping rooms. 7ia g. Norfolk'
Usage aG3.
MAIN, 4, i22O.-Nic. large light house.
Keeping room well furnished, good
wst.r. Usage s2ss
CAMERON. W, bi2--3 modern front iight
housekeeping rooms uHn of phone. no
children; references Phone Osag. gihI.
CHEYENNE, n, vi HOusokooping
rooms / or 2 modern. well furnished
fine ncRhborhood close In,
TWO large nicely furnished Hight houHe-
keeping rooms adjoining bath, private
entranceA, front and roar. fino water,
adults only. atbh Aouth Lnw,on
LANSING, &, I0b---2 furnished Hight house
keeping roons; modern. also Hnrnge
QUAKER, r. foi7--Nicely furnished room
for light housekeepingi ADJOINING bath
TWO south rooms for llght Housekeeping
with use OF bath and phone CAL Usage
pts-H
10 ROoMS light houSekoeping! close In.
East Third street, all rooms rented
making good money -
T. E HOUSTON.
t0s Security nldg.
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SIXTH ", 2if-sieepins room for rent
suitable for or men. Phone osags
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOM- rOK RENT-FURNIsmED

NICELY furnished sleeping room south
east exposure; adjoining bath. g02 South
ClnrInmMiL nMaEe hlhn.
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FOR sALE-io miles Of 4 inch line ripe in
first class condition; slightly used. must
be sold In 3 days. cedar 5il.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-27

:Crll vi a srr Ii banocra que ponga On nlto
p EStado dc sonora? Seran los principles ' II
Constitution 1radicioual dc Ia Rep6blica con one
Mexico tri1nfa del Emp"rio y de In Tntrrvcnc'"n'
q <cra a case ct C6digo c!aborado Ell Queretaro por
'oS. ahora lidcro~ del lo~nilIisnto carrancista?
Sc dccidiri Sonora Dor 81 c~snfritu faccio'o.
sacudido nor los huracanes de los radica4Ismos '
amhirioncS pcr>onalistas. = cristallzado on 81 teNIn
me redarr6 Natividad Macias. en- collaboration con
Eoias. Carranza Y tC1ilar? Sierra Ia bandera oe 30
nora. Ia one Jrarez tremol6 gloriosamente para sal
AR n In Tcp0hlica?
E<ta> son las heterogeneous que So hacen 10
dos los ciuGadanoS ratriotas que AFRICAN Ia espe'
rama h. que 81 Estado dr Sonora contr;buva q Ia
rrivindieaci"u de nucStra gloriosa Carta Magma '
81 reStahleriwionto de Ia paz : Ia ~iust!cia.
Courribuye 4 rohustecer esta esperanto. q he
~ho Gc nus los urccedirlientos y Ia pretendida le-
Validad del regimen actual, Que 50 prOpuSo imponer
, RouilllS cp In Primera MagiSrra1"ra del pals, re
rpn ror base Y pn- bandera q texto d. Querftaro.
= este -oyr0 ruc clahorado muv nriu~ripalmente. por
los promoters Y r"autorc< de n caUdidatnra exc
}ira 10 Eonillas. owe 6 In cans direcra ' determI
mantle ~ In artirrd rc>Uclra dc Sonora.
.Quitrc< son rcalmpDta los aulore> DC IN la
NADIA Constitution dr QuNr6taro@ PUcS son NADIA
mcnos ouc los iofcS del grupo De In huro"racja ca
rranci;ra. Ianzado< ri honiniSmo.
nrc<idcutc DO los "oonst;tuyento<" de QuereJaro.
fuS IniS Manuel Eoia$ Que ahora - tamhi"n 81
Prc>idcr,c del cruno bo%rilli<ta: rnIacr6 el ,"rto de
In ley Dc 1871 oar 0rrog1ar"n q 81 racnro los dip',
raGo< carr7nriSras II famo<o Na'ividad MaciaS.
me IS tamhirn ictr .il geupo b~ouilli$t" ro@voc"
= In fwrta constituents" de- Qucrctara. Il miS'oo
Carranza. r on t"rIrjuo> generates. pnedH decirSe
nuc 81 revro iafc-rn SO Qu"rAyaro, O. cr"acjor cxr}u-
silva de los a~fi}j.|.~ ri grupo de Is imposition qrn
lf7o lcyan,ar~" Il E>talo Dc S~1ora.
Como no Gatr'ro> U~'ac~idad 4" Tcp"Jir gUicncS
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
PABLO FEVAL Ell JOROBADO
UN DRAMA CELEBRE

- vs,ras co-e~zeron as a.
,,,-s4s. (; 49, Ner:-rre So EMIL
go 5ss5a ',aqo o 81 panel. =
go. We'irgrA TaoGort7a. mas
so s~-ss Do 6acfd;r NADIA a;zo I
60 = 5s~s-v;I;aror ,oe trs,es. Teodo-
80 .Sorobs > -, ma~i6o. Yero. 10
,,;sc,o r,a IA -~;a~ de lroIcr. ysniq
~. ~,~ara ,,,,. svv4 - ve!a- TOR
-, o,,,.o r,.srGo sr,,, 9:a ,eaia
: one ,orarso m ;oro3a. - inalILC.
.lJaFrpre' -Porsrsa ms :crooa Me-
! '~f-g..a mo . los ,jncgeria aEos c~a
:, r,ss fave7 de rs rrin1eros q .,ores
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nalidad artistica. Los dcmas. va han
s:do conocidoS Y ava!orados por este
publico, al que tanta simpatia dehe-
mos.
La charIa Sc proIongaba demasia-
do.....y era hora dc cnsayo. Ash
Que 81 cronista Sc dcspidi6 del macs
tro. conQuistado por suS entusiasmos.
: con legftmo eioCTo en- IN hoca Y en-
81 coraz6n. para 81 labor dc artc =
dc 7atria.
AfUers, al nasar por q p6rtico Oh
servamos cue Sc a7uueiaba llama-iva
mente e. bcHeficio de Lerdo pgsa ma
Hana con 81 cual el maestro Sc des-
piGe del piblico de San Antonio, Y
pensamos que seguramente /: fun
ci6n de gracia iba a ser motive de
una de las dem~ostraciones mas entI-
siasras de carino de el publico de San
Antonio. para Ell autor popularisimo.
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Y cu2ndo, despuas de e.. Sc presen-
caban q 81 veg compa6eros. IA con
curre2c;a 70 dejo ruaca de Gr;;ar:
-.Todos, .Melingue tambien!
e drama de Pablo Fevai seguira
s.endo repatado como Ia re.scion
bien acabada De Ia Caballeria fran
cesa. Hay cue recordar 10 que esc~;-
bio Andre dU Fresnois en- Ia "ReviS-
ia cr.t:ca de las IDEAS Y de los l.
bros" cor motive de una Hueva re-
presentation de p J~orobado.' en-
Mayo De 1918.
'HemOS vuelto u, yer a Lagariere,
g herUe de Pablo Feval, = Sc pregun
"A 81 csta resurrection es oportuna.
''Por mi parte. no vaciIo en- res
ponder acknowledgements. No menos
precio u; IN meloGrama nj un vau-
devil'e bicn hcchos; en- Ell tcrrenO
de ,aS aycnturas extraordinariaS, mi
gusro ne hacc nickname mas hacia
Lagardere que hacia Sherlock-Hol-
mes. ' prefiero Cocardasse 4 Arse
MO Lupin.
":Cual IS Ia fuerza secreta de un
melodrama como Ell Jorobado," de
todoS los melodramas de Ia misma
e~s0ecie? No creo exagerar diciendo
aac es Ia noci6n del honor caballereS-
co. Legardere cs mas que un hom-
bre; 50 asemeja 4 cSos heroes o a
esos semidioses alrededor de los cua-
les 50 dcticnen las flcchas ' las ba-
las en- las barallas. PueSto que Ia
muicitud necesita. para cXaltar SuS
entusjasmoS. Yer Scres que Ia sobrc-
rasen. mo es preferiblS. mentira ror
mentira. cue Sc enamore dc un CAPT
AN lleno Dc ralor Y de lealtad que
re IN gertilhcmbre iadron? En- 81
fondo es para eI captain para Qulcn
r~eservan favores. todos los fran
ceses....."
Paul FEVAL (hijol
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Paul FEVAL (hijol
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--aa.a-saa -s2c~ia: pe-a - F4ENS'
Sc celeb~o reciertemn-e 81 Paris
., centenario de Pablo Feva. gue
frs uno &c los mas famosos move
'iSyas Do-ulares ~fra2ceses : IN ora
ra,lrgo de gran tSlento. En- =. 81
,icVlo arecd6rico que reproGuc.mos
acui. e. senior Pablo Feval, milo.
,uaata COMO e Jorobsdo. a oo-s
naescra de su padre. fUe represen
ado Uor Urime-a vez : en que cir
,~ursransias reuayo = pape! De La
-arGere en- e, ta-oSo comed'2nse
NeltuEl,. qGe personitjc0 de name
= inolv.da2ie csc Jlpo de Il !e-
yenda Que "a questionable a tantas
ge~nerac;oues de :rancese>
Hah-en6o stdo hechO en- coiabo-
-acion con Aniccto Bourgeois. 70
mauio como base Ia nove,s de Pa
hlo cEva' que SC p2blic6 On e. s.
glo. ru 1857. FL JorohaGo" hizo
Gurantc mucho tempo arccsala en-
los teatros an-es dc oue Sc puSiera
en- ezcena. Al IN me rec;5ldo en- {.
Teatro lie "a Puerta San Martin.
por Marc F~ournicr. con "a co0dicion
de cue eSperara 81 tUr"o. es decir
de que Seria repreSe1-aao deSDues
de las obras de Victor Hugo. de
Dumas Y de Denncry.
Una circunstarcia ~:n,previs-a de-
IBERIA hacer que el esvreT" DE- Ell
Torobado tuviera lugar mas 0-on-
% de 10 que Sc eSperaba- A. Nrsi-
zar Ia temporaGa teatra' O. 1851
-. ,o> recocios de Marc FoUr7jer
50 ha]laban dcmasiado emhrc'ladc=,
! con ura sOrprendente ~ura"-rl6zi
Hugo. Dumas y DeGnev recocer'"
Sus roSrectjvas ohras cuyo araTero
~cscerico oxic,s gastos de",2s;ado
crcciGos para 81 GAIA. Lih-c - 90
compromises, F~ourricr q telecrafio
a Pablo Feval que estaba d~isfrutan-
do de unaS vacacioneS en a casa
dc u heruano. e2 INA prop;edad
Que teHja entire IU!e-eJ-FilaD y
CoteS-du-NorG.
81 10 GeSea listed p-ocsderemoS
al estreno en- eStc tenno-ada. Con
tastc."
S~eguramenJe cue 81 auJor 10 deSea-
ba. Por toda resque>ca rom6 el tren
Y Sc presenr6 en- el despacho de
Fournier. Este hizo e. repsrto de los
rapeleS.
-cQuleD hara de LaCardere?
-"# ~gSe- nrc7uso nj nsIrr
Va M" - u"a LA m.a e. Da9al
de "Hermano TraUqujlo."
Buero :Habra necesidad de irlo
a buscar a EeuieS.
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rs j OIL y

por ell nuevo regimen: et professor
| Herrera de la Universidad Naclonai.
Don Vicente, para escribir su Ii
bro,-del que primcro crco cl tltuIo
que eI plan, pues que hasta ahora ma
reunido les elcmentos necesaTlos'-
~neccsisa documentarse s~TaPilaTnente.
in hor1bre como 81. no va a cscrr-
hi- a tontaa y 4 locas, libro ninguno
sobre IN pals que no noe s;no Por
las refsrcncias que dc el Sc tieno en-
Europa. que son muy yagas, muy I'M
rrccisa5. muy crroneaS y muy maiaS'
s los f-anceses NAL conoce n los
espanolcs. que son sus vecinos, y Sc
p;srsan que cada andaluza lleva un
puEal en- la liga, Y cada madEilena
una ~pcincta de teja entire Ia mata del
pelo, v cue Espana es una gran plaza
De toros. ma NAL debe ser coRocido
MsS;co a! otro lado del AtlGntic0, So
b-c TODD desda que no la Que ha-
blair" sino a proposito de SLY revolu-
clones.
Asi pues, Don Vicente, cuanto los
homenajes Q los a~gesajoa lie dejaban
tempo para clio, Sc iba por las bibi'o-
tecas. plbilcas y privadao, por los mu-
ZOOS. por las coleccionea, Por las Pi-
n~ecotecas, por todos los sitios en- don
de- e fuese dado encontrar aigo de
Mexico viejo.*del Mexico u habla
nsnes,er conoce intimane0tc para
escr;oir su n~ovela.
Y en- estas giras de estudio 10 acorn
paaaba. como su sombra, y con no
muv ararde contentarniento del no
~ve!ista. cl verbose professor Herrera.
Y c~uea:an que la Wspera de su
Da-tifa, ell rovcl;sta recOrdo u lie
falta consular una obra que de tiJo
e~xist;a en- Mexico, una obra admira-
BILE en- cuarto a Recommendation colo
NAL. una obra preciosa para toda
consulta sobre los tiemPos de Ia Co
lonia.
y diio al Professor Herrera, esta' o
parec;das palabras:
Senior professor, iqr;ere listed
haceru- el favor de facilitarme las
"Cronicas De Salazar."
II professor Herrca sonrio, como
w hor'bre cue sabe 10 que trae en-
ire n,anos, Y contesto al novelista:
-Salazar hace murho tempo que
no escribe ~cronicas, desde que Sc
metio a hpcer los repo-:azgos del
Ayuntamiento.
Blasco Ibanez Sc quedo perPlejo:
Que teria que yer CT Ayuntamien-
20 de Mexico con las cronicas de Sa-
la=sr,
Y ell irtringulis estaba en- que e.
professor Herrera. suporia que Don
Viccate deseaba las cronicas rerla-
mentarias de IN reporter &c apellido
Salazar. que hacia las informaciOnes
de la CGmara en- neses Pasados. Y
ouc ahora hace las del Ayuntamien-
to.
En- cuanto q Salazar, el cronista del
virrcynato, cl professor Herrera ig-
noraba que cxistiese.
Pedro RECGO
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Don Vicente Blasco Ibancz, ell gran
noveli,ta esPanol que hizo a nues-
tro pals una vista con fines i'tera-
rio..-sl de escribir una noveia que
Sc lIamarG FL Aguila y!a SerP'ente'
nuestra. ~fisurax NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de
salir de Mexico.
Anasajos. los rccibio a millares;
aclamaeioncs, ~vitores, bravos. 10 en-
~sordecieron en- todas parties. la inte-
lectualidsd mexicana 10 dio huena'
prucbas dc que sabe hPreciar los YER
daderos v~alores literarios. de que
sahe hoarar a auien honor msrece'
de que va al corricntc en- la marcha
cultural del muEdo, y en- quE t'ene'
en- esta ssapad de materialismo grose-
70 por que vamos Pasando, Ia suTna
de passion V de emocion neccsarias
para entusiasmarse de verdad ante Ia
sigwra y ante Las palsbras y las o6ra''
de un hombre que tiene el vaiimisHto
artissico del uutor de L. Cathedral.
De nuestra juvcntud escolar. debe
nevarse el senior Blasco lbGnez la me-
jor impression.
Los estudiantes de Mexico 10 SUI
pieron agasajar como Sc merecI1. III,
pieron hacerle yer que LEAN y gusta-
ban de L obras. que habian segur
do paso a paso su labor magnItiea' q
en- esa;r,u ;oyen vibrara de entusias
mo ante las concepciones del genlo.
De sus ~paisanos. no Sc lleva ei Sr.
Blasco Ibanez sino impresionca gra
tas: banquetcs. bales. homensjes..
Pcro......eomo no ha de taitar
IN pe-o en- NADIA, Don Vicente Sia'
co IbGnez. Sc l!eva Il impression pn
POGO Penosa, un POGO 6ochornosa' y
NADIA meaos que de un maestro de
IN professor. de uno lie los Profeso
res mas apreciados Y mas honrados
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81 10 es ssf lPor Que nc c~onsulta cor
cspecialis.as cJe saben psrfectamsnts y
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ponemos llevar q caho. F.@tre eiios Sc
manera eficaz ! L. cbrn quen os 2ro-
cuenJan e. violinista Same! May
mes. sin duda uno de los de mas va
LA entire Ia actual generation must
C.! mexicana. IN virtuoso Y un emo
two, Y e. pianlsta y c0mpositor Is-
nac.2 Torres cuya LABOR de ~eje,Ctan-
re Y de AUTO. Ia .ecihian q caiuroSo
APPLAUSE de todos los pIhlicos, a los
que sc ha impuesto su fuerte perso-
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Id. Ia necesita-todo e mundo 10
neceSita HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea debera tomarse durante esta Pr
rlavera. Sin discussion tome I'd. este
famoso depurativo., De vcnta IN Ia
Botica San Pedro, San Antonio, Te-
q tadF.i
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase us
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
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Diez minutes de charla

tVienc de IA Is. PaGl
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-22
MYSTIC

Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Lewis were
Saturday night and Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Waite. of New
man
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Beauchamp
and baby, Josephine, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Jolly,
of Union Star. .
Merton Cart entertained his pupils
and friends to play party, Friday
night at the school house.
Miss Myrtle Beauchamp was in
Stephensport, Saturday shopping
Several from here attended the sale
at ]. Stiles, Friday.
Mrs. w. l.. Robertson left Satur-
day for her home in Bowerstown, o.,
She stopped over in Louisville for a
days visit to Mrs, II. ]. Roberts and
Mr. Roberts.
Miss Ressye Knott and Virgil
Payne were Sunday guests of Miss
Hester Cook.
Mrs J. d. Stiff is on the sick list.
Mrs T. r. Robbins was in Steph-
ensport, Friday shopping
Miss Cola Bane is the guest of her
parents.
Mrs. H, f. Canary was in Lodiburg
Friday shopping.
Miss Ruby and Cecil Gedling.
Edyth and Violet Brown were Sun
day guests of Miss Mary 10 Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Roberts and
daughters, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Burton.
Merton Cart was in Cloverport,
Saturday.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Rob-
bins, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McAfee will en-
terrain their friends to a pound party
Dec. rs
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-22

Miss Ada Ruth Gregory, Lexington
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gregory.
Remember the little folks love jew
elery same as the grown ups t. c,
Lewis. Jeweler.
DIR. ID. 5. Sphire has returned from
short visit with relatives in Louis
vile
VIM. Beauchamp was the mid-week
guest of his father Crawford Beau
champ, Webster.
w. J. Piggott and John n. Akers,
lrvngton, spent Thursday here
Murray Beard a student of the X.
NJ. l. came Wednesday to spend the
holidays with his mother. Mrs. Sallie
NJ Beard
ceptable. I. {. Lewis, Jeweler.
Mrs Geo. +. Bess and children. left
Saturday for Louisville, to visit her
mother. Mrs. Betty Purnell
Joe Hart, the County Agent. has re-
turned from Lexington.
Atty d. c. Walls has recuperated
after a short illness
Ralph Beard. OF the r. NJ. l.. ar
rived Friday to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs NJ d Beard.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Reeves returned
Friday from Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs Lon Glasscock and
family. McDaniels, have moved to
their property on South West Main
St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay McGary were
the guests of Mr.. McGary's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Wroe, of McQuady.
Sunday
Give Her" gold or silver thmble
T. {. Lewis. Jeweler.
Miss Exile Lewis, Louisville. arrived
Wednesday to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. c.
Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n Pate have NOV
ed to their property on the corner of
Third and Elm streets.
Miss Oma Yates, Louisville, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Austin Armes,
and Mr.. Armes.
John Walker and Mr. Higgins
students of Columbia College. Column
bia, Tenn, came Sunday to visit Mr.
Walkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Walker
Miss Georgia McCubbins, Dele
ware, o., is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Godfrey Haswell
Give Him" cuff links. watch
charm, or stick pin. T. c. Lewis,
Jeweler.
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Mr.. and Mrs Will Avitt and baby
have moved into their new home. We
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Avitt in our
community.
Mr. Brown. the school truant officer
was in this vicinity last week in be-
half Of the pupils and was the dinner
guest OF 5. J Brashear and family.
Junius Miller Frymire, who has
been attending school at RusseIvilIe.
came home Friday to remain until
after the holidays.
Miss Ida Wheeler returned home
Sunday after spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Barr
r. Bruner will leave in a few days
for Louisville. to make his future
home with his son. Owen c. Bruner.
and Mrs Bruner.
+. Fl Shellman and son recently
lost fine mule
" r Dodson motored to Stephens
port. Saturday on business
Ode Noble was in lrvington, last
week
Mrs julius Dutschke, Of Webster.
was ;he' guest of her daughter. Mrs
Will Avitt, last week.
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In the County
HARDINSBURG

S. A. Pate, Edenwold, Tenn. has
returned home after a visit with his
father, H. H. Pate.
Miss Nancye Kincheloe, who has
been the guest of her brother, DR.. A.
L. Kincheloe, and Mrs. Kincheloe. i'll
Stanley, has returned home.
At the last moment think of jewelry
appropriate for any person. /. {.
Lewis. eweler.
Andrew Elder. Lakeland, after a
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs VIM.
Beauchamp returned home Monday.
Miss Mary Sheeran has returned
from several days stay in Louisville.
Willis Green, Falls OF Rough was
here Wednesday,
MIR. and Mrs Edd Erdman. Louis
vile, is visiting Mrs Erdman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w n Pate.
Thomas Cannon, McDaniels, was
the guest of his uncle. VIM Cannon.
and Mrs Cannon, Friday
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w. Z. SheIman is convalescen,
from an attack Of appendicitis.
Mrs. Victoria Sewers left Saturday
for Ohio, to visit her son. Dugan
Sewers, and Mrs Sewers.
We are glad to see little O B.
Sewers out after an attack of pneu-
monia.
L. S. Brashear spent the weekend
with Roy II. BAssett, OF Lodiburg
w. W. Barger and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rob
ertson.
Mrs. Will Robertson. Of Ohio,
spent everal days recently with rela-
tives and friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Gearge Sketo. OF
Lodiburg, spent the weekend with
their son, Vertis Sketo, and Mrs.
Sketo.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Avitt and
children, were the Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Pollock spent
last Sunday with Miss Amy kroush
and mother, of Union Star
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Mrs. Walker Brown and family, Of
Louisville, will spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. 'B
Hoskins.
Mr. Joe Howard, Of Alaska, is visit
ing relatives and friends here this
week.
S. T. Smith and w. J. Hoben are
moving into the hotel here.
Many are coming here from other
points, Christmas shopping.
John B. Hoskins was in home from
short time recently. He will not move
his work on train on the main line,
to Irvington until Spring.
Mrs. Sudie Mercer is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Hunter.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-22
Read What u. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Says About What Rats Can Do.

According to government figures,
two rats breeding continually for
three years produce 359,7O9,4S2 indi-
vidual rats Act when you see the
first rat, don't wait. RAT-SNAP is
the surest, cleanest, most convenient
exterminator. No mixing with other
foods. Drys up after killng-leaves no
smell Cats or dogs won't touch it,
Sold and guaranteed by Conrad Payne
& Co., Cloverport, and B. F. Beard &
Co., Hardinsburg.- Advertisement
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IRvINGTON

Mrs. A. B. Suter, Worthwhile, KY.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Midlothian.
| Chattanooga, Tenn, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. N. Mcclellan.
Miss Media Ditto has accepted a
position at Haynes Trent's store.
Miss Rena Roberts returned home
from Elizabethtown, Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Foote, Louisville, visited
relatives here last week.
| John Heston, Fayetteville, Ark, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. K. Minter.
Mrs. Lon Cowley entertained at 500
! on Wednesday afternoon. Two tables
played.
Miss Myrtle Lyddan, Webster. Wis
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Nancye
Henry, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Piggott, Jr.,
and daughter, Dorothy Claire, of
| Vincennes, Ind, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Piggott.
Mrs. Forrest Beauchamp and child
rem, of Chicago, ILL.,, are guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs H. ]. Krebs.
Miss Ruth Marshall's recital at the
school auditorium this evening at 8
| O'Clock. Everybody cordially invited.
Miss Mary Heron has been called
| home from Lexington, on account of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Heron
Mrs. Douglas Mills and baby, of
| Louisville. visited her grandmother,
Mrs Sarah Henry, last week. They
left Tuesday evening for New Or
leans, to join Mr.. Mills.
c. f. Proctor. of the Kentucky
Creameries. of. Louisville. was in
town. Wednesday in interest of the
| Station here, and was the dinner
gust of J. M. Herndon and mother.
Mrs. Annie Herndon.
Tuesday, Dec 23rd. at Z AS the High
! School and grades will give an hours
| entertainment consisting of play,
songs and drill A small admission
will be charged for the purpose of
buying books for the school. Come
out
Misses Maize Lee and Alice Hoard,
who are attending school at ST. JOS
eph's. have arrived to spend the
Christmas holidays with their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mating
ly.
Mr.. John Muselman, who has been
Louisville, Friday for treatment.
Dana Lyddan, Elkton, is spending
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. G.. N.
Lyddan, Park Place.
A. d. Ashcraft's store was broken
into on Saturday night, Dec. 18th.
Several dollars worth of meat was
stolen
Misses Virginia Head, Georgetown,
Helen Board Russellville, Lottie
Trent, Wilmore, are home for the
Christmas holidays.
Messrs J. B. Hottell, c. C. Carter,
Ode Whoberry, Harold Parks, Dr.
w. B. Taylor attended Royal Arch
banquet at Hardinsburg, Thursday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bunger and
Adrain Bunger, Brandenburg, visited
Mr. and Mrs Lon Cowley. last week
The following lrvingtonians were
in Louisville, last week: Mesdames.
w. B. Taylor. A. T. Adkins, n. B.
Netherton. A. T. Drane, David Crews
J. B. Hottell, Misses Nell Smith, Mar
garet Bandy nellie Adkins and Eliz-
abeth Cain
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Carter and
daughter, will spend Christmas with
relatives at Evansville.
Mesdames Floyd Whitehouse and
George Miller. Louisville. spent last
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
Ashcraft.
Miss Mary Alexander, Louisville,
spent Monday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. +. Alexander
Hilbert Legrand. Fordsville, spent
Sunday with Edward Morrison.
Misses Evelyn and Pauline Wag-
goner, will leave Thursday for East
St Louis, to spend two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Macy
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Several from here took hogs and
cattle to Lodiburg last Saturday and
loaded car
Marshall Philpott has returned
home after spending several days In
the st. Joseph hospital and isn't so
well at this writing.