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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-16
Slayers
of Sid Hatfield
to Be Tried Soon

Walch. w. Va. Dec. s.-The trial, Of
G. E. Lively buster Pence and Will
liam salters for the killing OF sid Hat
flcld and I'd Chambers. was called De-
cember ~.
Illness OF saiters CAUSED the case to
be continued when they were called
late In November sakers has recov-
cred and 10 ready for the trial, He also
stated that the state was ready TO
present its case TO the Jury.
Testimony OF Mrs. Sid Hatfield and
Mrs. I'd Chambers. both OF Matewan.
w. Va, widows OF the murdered men
is expected TO be the most sensational
part OF the states case against Lave
ly. Pence and Saitcra.
II 10 expected the defense viii enter
pleas Of self defense. Lively has stated
he "shot, but In self-defense." He ad-
mitted the shooting but claimed It was
started by the men from Matewan.
Hatfield and Chambers were shot on
the court yard steps here shortly be-
fore noon August last. They were go
ing to the court house to be heard on
indictments charging them with impli-
cation In the Mohawk mining camp
shooting
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-16
LOUISA and HER
GOOD MERCHANTS


Louisa has made some very COM
mendable and considerable strides In
the last few years Most notable is the
street paving. Last year al this time
the streets were uEslghtiy stretches OF
mud. Today there is none and traffic
goes along without a hitch.
A number OF new buildings stand out
on the record OF 1921, very few II any
OF which would have been built II the
paving had not been done Il has been
the year Of our greatest progress,
Louira's etores have kept pace with
the progress OF the years. Look thru
tho pages or this issue OF the Big SAN
dy News and you will get an idea OF
the thorough manner In which the
wants OF the public can be supplied
here. but you can only get the full
facts BY making a personal inspection
OF these stores and their large and wen
selected stocks The day has arrived
when you can get what you want right
here at home.
DO not make the usual mistake this
year OF delaying your Christmas buy
Ing until the lass day or two before.
DO II now. There are many advant-
ages in following this plan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-16
Wayne Man and Woman
Nearing Century Mark

Francis Watts, age 81. Is the oldest
citizen in the vicinity Of Fort Gay
She has eleven children, sixty eight
grandchildren and ninety-six great
grand children, total OF 175 direct
descendants. She sews. knits and helps
about the house work and Is quite ac
tive for one OF her age. 77
Another aged resident of Fort Gay,
Route 2. is "Uncle" Johnson Robert
son. who is s5 years old. He was born
September Q, 1926. Was married to
Peggie Pauley in 1870. In 1852 he mar
ried Marian Bartram. He is the father
of eleven children. sixty-five grand
children and one hundred six great
grandchildren.- Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-16
SENATOR AUxlER
MAY NOT ATTEND

According to reports that have come
to Louisville, Senator A. =. Auxier.
Piifeville. the holdover Republican
member from the Thirteenth District,
FLOYD Knott and Pike counties. may
not attend the coming session OF the
Legislature. II 10 understood that Sen-
ator Auxier is in poor health and feels
unequal to the rigors Of another win
tor In Frankfort. Senator Auxier was
popular with his colleagues and his abb
sence fro mthe session would be miss-
ed by them. Louisville Times.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-16
TWIN BRANCH

Chester Webb of overda was call
er here Sunday.
Arlie Bradley and Oliver Delong were
at Silas Jobe's Sunday.
c. r. Webb made his regular trip
here on Monday.
The surprise party at Silas Jobc's
Sunday night was largely attended.
Misses Lula and Bertha Chaffins AMI
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Adams were callers
at Harvey Jobeis Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Webb was shopping
here Monday. -
Roscoe Adams has resigned his po-
sition at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Scarberry left
Monday for Catlettsburg where they
will visit relatives.
Z SANTA CLAUS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-16
This Special Issue Is
Our Xmas Number
THE GREATEST OF ALL HOLIDAY SEASONS IS WORTHY
OF OUR BEST SPIRIT

This sieenpage edition of the Big Sandy News issued for
wood give the progressive merchants chance
present their holiday offerings to the public and to give our
the amount of and special selection OF read
ing matter appropriate to the Christmas season.
The spirit of Christmas should be stimulated and preserved
guided along lines and be saved from the that
has overakn the holy in many hearts Christmas
should be Joyous OCCASION of revey and nemper
The fact should be mind that is the day the Christ
was given to the world
GIVING, therefore is the spirit for Christmas Re-
memberng Others doing something for them giving tokens OF
love- friendship, and good will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Enld suco hct marriage. price Fou.
quay OF Kansas city viii also spend the
Mias uegtha Monnrttc. society editor OF
s"S S,.,i Eo'S PAW New, lem ts' week feT
word was received several days after
her departure that her marriage Ia vii
liam " laylor Of Douglas. Aria had been
nsctcd with tho News for -four ,esrs
NJ ana Mrs Everett wumoth enter.
tAned tho Dinner bridge club with u
beautifully decorated Waa tho center ~
attraction. A. the Eamcs Mrs Raiph
scott hold high score. Quests other than
and Nj and Mra William Mckay ot Med
win their homo beautifully decorated
MAJ yuHEestiuns Mt and Mrs o.. l.. Dry.
den were Mt homo TO the mVWhcrH ~ tho
~ q. CLUB ON rhursday evening when tho
their annual 'urlHtWas party. a tree
held glls i'r everyone. which we're dis
"Nq.'' M5. by rSl,S S'o,S Ij%g' Nv ,.-,o rn,,.
ana Mics Vida Wheeler were hostosaus to
the Pan lolicriU members ht tho home
cniuYgI. hiah score holng held hy Mlss
Marie rhawul'G HS'ru=iya rlaua we're
msdo Tor the dance Now NrarH nt tho
Elhs hhI Invitations will boz sent out
used for the syh0lBrshlp fund
Mrs 4. N ZnFer was hostess to the
perfected iu send "a Christmas bux tp h
little gtl at tho orphans home in Okla.
horue oliy whom tho ladies have adopted.
Amusement tur the afternoon was IL con.
test Wa millinery, each lady being given
enough tissue paper to make hat and
seven nNnut"s In which to accomplish H.
AHalHtlng hoattssus wrrc MoHdameH burns
Cupp, chapel Rud Fuller.
Tho annual christmas dinner enjoyed
hy thn members ol III" II. ~ rlub was held
81 the home uf Nj. aud Mrs a. 81 colo.
Mrs, Cole was HHsstei ~ Mcsdumea
. Tourtcllutt Howell. Kelly and Mrkulght.
This was husbands evening, aud severa
talks we're made by different men on sub
| iortH about ~hich they knew almost
nothing Mr.. Hendarvls. banker. talked
on the subject, why Dentists Ar, VA
Hard iieatted Ha TO pick Their iivIne
/ From other Peoples Mouths Nj Town'
send. whose family consists Of himaeif and
wltn, told IN an interesting manner ABOUT
/ Tho JOY of Raising u Largo FANNY.
while Mcknight lawyer. told Of ths
/ life ~ doctor ana Mr.. sanford, dyug,
Fist, explained how to be a succepHru
| iawycr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
STATE SOCIETY


Mr.. and Mrs. f.. q. Draper, ii7 North
Third street entertained their son, VI,
Draper and wife, f1T few days last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Draper. jr were
en- route for points In Texas, from their
home IN chicago.
Mrs, j. E. WvudWOrth and son Jack LEFT
early In the week FOR oklahoma city,
mas the guests Of Miss Logo osborne and
Mr.. and Mrs. osborne, parents uf Mrs
Woodwork, She viii be Joined by Mr.
Woodworth Saturday.
one Of the most pleasing features NJ
the charity bEll last Tuesday night was
Carty, "a talented young dancer Of Okla
homa city. Miss McCRrty viii come to
Ponca city the fret 81 the year 10 start
classes In classic ana fancy dancing.
Miss Thclms Prouty had q birthday
last week, the event being celebrated BY
Misses Grace Looney and Bertha Atkins,
at the home Of Mrs. Nelh. Brunhnbar
3Os South Third street. Miss Thslrna
was the recipient Of numerous pretty
g.fts.
Judge ~. @. Betherun. cousin OF
Municipal fudge !. y. Carson also of
the Miller brothers of the lbl ranch, will
The Judge visited Ponca few months
ago and that time became 80 favorably
impressed that he decided 10 establish
his home here
Mrs. Alfred DeNoya ana Miss sue Les.
sert gave luncheon At the home Of
Miss l.essert. SoS North sixth street hon
orng Miss Dorothy Vents, who left for
her home IN Los Angeles early In the
week. PoinsettiA plants and blossoms
were used In prOfusiun for house decOra
tionA After lunch bridge was played,
Miss Ruth Mcdowell receiving first prize
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

IN bristol saturday night Tho wedding
was very quiet affair, the ceremony
being performed IN the presence % only
couple left Immediately after the ceremony
Tor veddlne trip TO memphis and sfisr
ne first OF ne year Tlll be az nome "
Mr ana Mrs. H. Brcediove OF Btaggs and
- connected with the Metropolitan Life
NJ ana Mps wnIlsm" y" Kingston pouos
hue ~ the Melton Motel are spending tho
Chrstmss holidays with relatives In Fort
Smith, Arm.
Miss Alesine Avery and Miss Marths
Dodson, who attend tho University Of on.
lahoma. are spending tho holidays with
Ms y " Ahrsns Of sailisaw Is spend
lnr tho holidays with Mrs. J. a. soott
and Mlas Lillian Scott, als North ThIr-
Mra. A A. Pfolffer. 1i9 Terrace boui.-
ward. viii leave the first % next week 20
spend tho christmas hoidaya with M.
and Mrs W, X Don1ghue In FOtt smith
Msor Harrison, who attends the unl-
tetaitS ot Arkansas, Ia spending The holt
dayn with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs ". 81.
iarrlsor. 1908 l3iViu avenue.
Nra lewis Lyons of Ioulsvllie, Ky.
who was called 20 Munkoses by the Sc
burton Ilj South sepond, mas returned
home t.r thp holidays
The colonial Dancing club entertained
with "a banquet aud smoker at tho Hotel
sewers sunday niFht TO complete arrange
Wruta FOR tho thrlstmas formal dance
which viii be- given Tueaday Dooem-
bpr ~.
william risdcl. who attends the Uni
voraty ot Missouri nt Columbia IL spend
nW tho holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Clurk y. Tiadrl, sit West Okmulgee
avenue
The engagement OF Mrs Clarence Thom-
as to ur. Charles W. Heit8nan has been
announced. The weddinR date has not
yet been set Mrs. Thomas u at present
visiting relatives In Los Angeles. Cat
one NJ the most beautiful affairs OF the
weak NaH the lovely party given Thurs.
Peoples Missionary society Of tho First
MethodlHt church. south, at the home Of
Miss Lhcuo Patton. A0e Callahan, Ths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25


Twenty couples enjoyed an informal
evening Of dancing at the country club
this weck This wac the first Of - series
Miss ianet Frantz arrived homo for
thrlptmnN from Godfrey. lll, where she
ls sttsndlup Monticello and Wiz romain In
Enid until the first uf the year.
Mrs. e. N iowetN % Oklahoma Clty
Will spend the holidays with her parents,
Ter accompanied her. Mr Lower viii
NJ aud Mrs Pendary's entertained at
dinner saturday evening their guests
being Mr ana Mrs " / often NJ. and
Mrs ". H.. Lamsrton ana Mr.. and Mrs
now club called the AannlkahadR mo,
with Nj and Mrs Ben e. Feuquay snd
noon ana euiuNrd an exchange OF christ
mas gins. Mre Frank uosnell viii BE-
hostess ln January.
Twenty four schools amt colieRea viii
BE- represented by Enid young folks who
/ VIII arrive home for tho holidays, The
with 10 students from Enid
Mira Mary G. Lee, Ends oldest club
[ this week when the ieAson on Fifteenth
century Painters was led jointly by Mrs.
| W. A. AItkon and Mrs. Horace Love.
Miss Addio uulden, daughter OF NJ. and
| Mrs t. D Golden of Iinisdale. Was mar.
/ riei to Verne Green of Anadsfko on Sat
ufdsy by Rev. A. q. Amlth. Both young
people are students at the Enid business
college
| Mrs Lola Payne and Ralph Tucker were
united In marriage by Rev. " u. shiyely
Z at Klngfishsf December 0, but kent their
| wedding secret until few days ago. They
Will mako their hcme In Enid, where they
are both employed
The Modern Arts club met this week
81 the Williamson home. Mrs, buft assist
| Ina Mrs, Williamson In entertaining. A
| aumbor Of guests enjoyed the afternoon
/ with the members, Luncheon was served
/ At the Close Of IN. regular program,
Mr. and Mrs e. V nodHon had Tor din
nor guests sunday Dr. aud Mrs, J. A.
| Dodsou ~ wNukomis, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Campbell and baby Janet OF WAukomir.
| ". G. DudEon Of Kansas city, and e. A.
| DodsoD and !, &. DOdHon of New York
The Broadway RoOk club was pleasant
| ~ entertained at tho home Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. u. Higdon Thursday evening. Ad-
ditiunal guests were Mr ana Mrs. ueorge
/ Walker. Mr. and Mrs q. W, PlttmAn.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Fauroto ana o. 4. Trip.
/ lett
The annual guest day of the shnkes
/ peare club was held at the McCHtfortl
] home while the entertalnmont committee
! composed Of MesdRmeB Jewell, Felt Aut
] Graves, arranged very delightful pro
gram. large number ~ guests enjoyed
! the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lehnhn of YORK
| Neb, arrived Friday 20 spend tho holiday "
with Mr.. ana Mrs. Hen a. ruequay am
family, Mrs. Lehnen VAS Miss i.ucii,
reuquay and this IL her flrat visit I,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

the wrmans college 81 Chiokssha, to
spend her vacation.
Nj and Mrs John Boiling of Tulsa are
guests in the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wills.
MIR and Mrs Gordon Morris spent the
week. end visiting Mrs Morriss mother,
Mrs. Heath, at Sand SprinEs
Miss Josephine Holt and Miss Twila
Wilson are spending the Christmas NhCa
tlur at their homes In Tulsa.
Mr.. De Ford VI CuffevYiile. Kan. 10
spending a few weeks yisitiuE IN the home
of his sister, Mrs g. y. utaut
The Mounds school save Christmas
program st the auditorium Friday after.
noon each room contributing n number.
Nta. Arthur Anderson and son Donald
~ ST. IuuE ARE spending the holidays In
the homo ot her sister, Mrs A, NJ
gnOpt
Nj ana Mrs rark Powell returned the
last ut tho week from nristow, where they
have been visiting Mr.. rowcila mother,
Mrs Ucushav
Mr. aud Nrs Henry wills announce the
marriage ut tlrlr daughter Hazel Co. Nj
rstk Powell ut Mouuda which ooeurtai
December ~
Nivien uuttctworth. who IL attending
Phillips university at Enid returned home
Wednesday tu spend thriatINn4 holidays
with his parents Mt and Mrs. W, y
Hutfrrvurth
The school carnival which was held -
the school building December l6 was wtN
pptrnnIaed and the sum of Aiab was
realized to be applied ON the piano fund.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
BY FRANK H. SIMONDS

WASHINGTON Dec. 24-The Paris conference had
no closed its sessions than there began emerge
every side that bewdering multitude of books upon the
secret history the inside story and the real truth of
the negotiations which eliminated in the treaty of Yer
es No can imagine that the aftermath of the Wash
non conference will be at all different therefore there
may interest in setting down certain facts no
longer challenged but yet lacking general public dssem-
naionacs which must have value in estimating the exact
circumstances of the present International gathering.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
SIT st,UC,EE.

Mrs. J. A Little, 100 Galveston, Ia very
III.
Mrs. John Flenner 1901 Columbus ave
nue., arrived tnday from Washington, n. g.
Mr.. ana Mru carl A. rangncr aud
daughter Anna Loe Of TulBa are spending
the holidays with Mr and Mrs. Warren
butz $40 North Twelfth.
The marriage Of Mlsa Lucille Wilson
OF IiriHtol Tenn, to Conner NJ. urcedlnvs
OF this city was aulemnized az tho home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Judge Q. +. hcOboo of 'he county court
Will spend the Christmas holidays with
friends IN SalinR, Kan.
Miss llettie Cooper Of kansas City, Will
spend the holidays with her niece. Mrs
Leroy tlousor and family.
Miss Marion JOhsuuRa Of C0ffeyyillo
VIII arrive Friday morning TO spend the
Chtistmes holidays with relatives
Mrs, W. C. johnson aud dauch
louise will spend The holidays with their
sister aud auuta Mrs. n g. Cunningham
and Mrs Margaret Johsnnas aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Hopktnson aud dauph
tor sarah Louise will spend tho Christuea
holidays in Dr HopktuHdns old homo in
blney, III. Tn" ducurs family will visit
IN 81. Louis before returning To- Miami
Donald Wright and William Ktapef ar.
rived Thursday from Alton tll. where
thcy arr attending the Western Military
academy and Will spend their holiday va
Cabun with thVlr parents.
John quinn % Atuaworth, Iowa. "a a
guest tot the holidays Of his sister Mrs
orion McNallic and family. After the
irsi NJ the year he will visit hig mothur
In Wentworth Mo.
Mrs. j. L. Jones OF chicago yIsitod on
her return trtp from san Antonio Texas
with her brother. v " 9rant und sister
Mrs. Nollie Reno returning home Thurs
uay morning after weeks visit
". IL Halhert arrived from Dallas
Texas. ThurHdoy ana Joined hi4 witv VIII,
ls guest in the home uf nor sister. Mrs
Tom lloukcy. His mother Mrs g. a.
halbcrt II also a guest Tor the holidays.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Her Price Was FOw-PO,Uer Treatu:
japanese Agreed When Guaranteed
4 That US. Would Not Attack NippOn

No Provision Made in Treaty for Use of Mill
tary Force, Says Simonds, Who Interprets
Lodges Speech as Part of Treaty-in
That He Clearly Sets Forth the
American interpretations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Mr and Mrs. Ray Wise have ore their
guests from Miami Mrs. Wlses parents
Mr.. and Mrs J.. D., Sanders
Tom FritwrI arrived homo Turfday
from Fayettcvilc. Arb. whrto up is at
tending the School OF Mines.
Mr. and Mrs Earl ", Wise lpft Tuesday
for Joplin and Springfield Mo. where
they will spend Christmas with r,fati,os
rived Thursday afternoon tu spend the
G. NJ. johnson.
Mrs Rosa slaughter ana daughters
ing from Norman To spend the ChriAtmas
holidays with friends.
Counur Wise 'of, Tuesday for Joplin to
spend Christmas with his family. Ate
the holidays they win return to ma .
their home In UcnrycttR,
Miss Marjorie UuyWon ana MI tlar.
ence smith arrived Thursday morning
from oklahoma uuivprsity 10 Hpond christ.
mas with their respective mothers Mrs
Agnes Guymun ana Mrs. Ada Smith.
A number Of pleasing social events arc
planned Tor the ensuing week 10 be given
for the students home from the various
be tn" dance at the Ell,H ballroom We'd
uesday night
Mrs r. '. polurs and Mr. J.. Forbis
Eubanks were victorious for high score at
the Thursday Might club when Il mot with
Mr. and Mrs. T.. !. kersting. Mr 'unnur
Wise was the only substitute guest. At
the close of the evening "a hot luncheon
vas served
the ntde-s Wee club mot Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. T.. NJ. Johnson at her
home. Gl7 West TrudEcon street. 4 bou-
qupt of red roses and white carnations
was nttrnctyely conferred ON each card
table whom bridge was played Mo, a
q. ANline received the guest prize and
Mrs. @. W, Burroughs made top score for
the club. A. tho close Of the game the
hostess served delicious refreshments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

ana tho guest priso being given to Miss
Weutz,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Miss Daisy wills spent sunday with her
sister, Mrs Frank picrsou at Dcpqw.
Miss Cuzette JohnRton was "A Tulsa
yisitor last saturday.
Mr. James Pitcher Of Tulsa was n
Mounds visitors last Friday,
Miss Dorothy Baher is spending the
holidays with her folks al Tulsa,
Miss Nada Irwin viii spend tho hOli-
days with her homo folks ~ Jamespurt
Mo.
Mrs. =. n Johnston md Miss Lucille
Tyler motored TO Sapulpn Monday after
noon,
Miss Katherine Ferguson left Friday TO
spend her vacation at her home ~ Gala
tin. Mo.
Mrs. Richard Holt OF Tulsa and Miss
Ellen Morrison Of SapulpH attended the
school carnival last Friday
Miss linda Rogers N expected home from
New Britain herald., 1921-12-10

FOR SALE-tiood lot at Euclid Ave, Bel
 Videre, Price S450, cash. Apply 27 Holmes Ave. 12-74dx
New Britain herald., 1921-12-10
FOUND

FOJ ND--Sum of money in Main street store Friday evening. Owner can have have same by proving property and pay ing for this advertisement. Phone 45G-5.
 12-l0-1d
New Britain herald., 1921-12-10
City Items
Pianos Victrolas, C, L, Pierce X Co.

Pianos, NictroIas, C. l.. Pierce & Go. -adyt,
 RibOons for short pencils or roun- tain pens with either gold or silver clasps. Adkins, GG Church St-advt,
 There was large and apprcciativc attendance at the Y. w. C. A. last night when the Russell and Erwin Minstrcs presented program. The proceeds will go to q former cmployc of the factory who is ill.,
 Gifts That Last" at Morans' -advt.
 An interesting program has been prepared for the Eagles memorial, which will be held at the hall on 252 Main street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Judge William F. Mangan will speak. The public has been in Nited.
 ENersharp Pencils for the boys, at soc. Adkins, 6G Church St.-advt
 Player Pianos, c. L. Pierce & Co. -advt.
 Eversharp Pencils with rings for the girls at COG. Adkins, G6 Church St.-'advt.
 Lawyer Harry H. Mill<oWitz has filed q petition for bankruptcy for Harris Feigan, who conducts a store on 225 North street His assets are $500 and his liabilities are placed at S2,00O.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-10
GAMMA CLUB DEEI

The Gamma Club of New Haven would like to arrange games with any 120-125 pound team in New Britain. providing suitable guarantee is given them for expenses of eight men Please write to manager of team, let ting us know when and where we are to meet Please don't forget a suit able guarantee. Yours in sports, Mgr. John Graimeth. BPS Grand avenue New Haven. Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1921-12-10

BATTERY STORAGE---s.et us tell you about our new winter storage plan. Start right with Prest- Lite. O'Neil Tire & Battery Co.,, 41 Washington St. Phone goo.
 l1-s-tf
New Britain herald., 1921-12-10
DIVORCES GRANTED
Constance Marie Johnson of This City Granted separation From lNcr Adulph Johnson,

A divorce wus granted Constance Marie Johnson ot New Britain from Iver Adolph Johnson,to whom she was married on July %, 1920, She was but IS years old, The man was charged with cruelty Mrs. Johnson will also resume her maiden name Of Squillacote,
 Elizabeth A. Howard of NowIngton, formerly of Hartford was divorced from William J. Howard Of Hartford by Judge Avery in the Superior Court yesterday. The couple was married on January s, 1902, and she charges the husband with dcserting her on Jun" r 1911, He had also moved the furniture from the home during her absence and disposed of 1t.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-01
MARIA LUISA DE ANGELS
HA CONTRAIDO MATRIMONIO

Segun nos escriben de Santo Domin
go, contrajo allf matrimonio la muy
apreciable senorita Maria Luisa de
Angels, hija de un meritfsimo por-
torriqueno, con ell culto Lcdo. Godo-
fredo Canino El acto de la boda, del
cual fueron testigos don Agapito del
Toro, don G. Rayo, don Conrado San
chez ell Lcdo. Francisco Bier, resul
to muy brillante, pues asistieron a
el distinguidas personals de la capital,
los elementos mas prominentes de la
Colonia espanoIa, y casi integramen-
te, la portorriquefa.
Ell Lcdo. Godofredo Canine es. la
figura de mas relieve en- la Colonia
portorriquena de la mencionada Re-
p1blica.
( Los nueyos esposos, a quienes de-
seamos eterna felicidad, han fijado su
residencia en- la importante ,urbe de
San Pedro de Macorfs.