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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26
DE BASKET BALL"
RUIDoso TRIUNFo oBTENIDo PoR
LAS EsCUELAs DE CAGUAs soBRE
LA UNIvERsIDAD DE pro. RICO

FL sabado tiltino, nev6se efecto
en- ell Gimnasio de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico tres refiidisimos desaffcs
de "basket bali entire Caguas y la
Universidad de Puerto Rico.
cuando Sc nos dijo que Caguas tenia
la intenci6n de medir sus fuerzas, NADIA
menos que con la Universidad de Puer-
to Rico, no hicimos otra .cosa que SON
reir ante ell atrevilniento de Mr. Faber-
lie, rero cuando el nos decia que Caguas
lucharia hasta conseguir Ell triunfo
veiamos en- sus palabras algina esperan
"a al juzgar por Ell tono de su voz, que
era irme Y llene de confanza
Por fin llega el dia de partida, dia
deseadO y caminamos rtlmbo Rio Pie
dras en- medic de vftores y aplausos.
Fuimos. recibidos como generates Mu-
chas cortesias y naientras la banda di-
rigida por Ell entusiasta y humorista jo-
ven estudiante sefior Ramos Antonini,
lanzaba los aires sus alegres acordes,
dirigfamos nuestras miradas, contestan-
do los saludos de aquella pleyade culta
de jovenes entusiastas que nos aguarda-
ban.
Sc da principle los juegos y ESQ fus
el acabose, pues 81 los U. P. r. eran bra
vos, los cagiieiios les pisaban los talones
Jugaron primero, nuestras muchachas
en- contra de las de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico. Despu6s de terminada la re-
nid1sima Iucha logran nuestras mucha-
chas obtener un triunfo mas; ell ''score' ;
fue: Lincoln Girls (Caguas), IA. Univer
sidad P. r. (Rio Piedras), 8.
Principia Ell juego del intermediate y
ta1nbien supimos anotarnos un triunfo
mas FL 'score" fue: Caguas Int. 13. U.
Puerto Rico Int. 6.
Por iltinlo principia el juego mas re-
fiido que hemos podido presenciar has
ia la fecha Y tambi6n mas fuerte; Ca
guas Eigh School VS.. U. P. r. (Seniors)
pero luego terminada la lucha tambi6n
logramos ganar. con Score de: Caguas,
90 u Puerto Rico S., 81.
Sc distinguieron por su habilidad y
destrez q; las seicritas, Generosa Herman
dez, Rosa Faura, Graciela Garcia. Car
men T. Alvarez. Ana Faura y Petra
Freire. del team, de ninas; los j6-
venes, Ernesto Jimenez, j. Mimoso, J.
Maldonado y vel6, del intermediate;
les j6vones Luis Ramirez, M Maldonado,
E. Colin. G. Melendez y D. MimOso.
scoras de los juegos no pubIcados:
Lalra Girls, A. Lincoln Girls, 80. La
bra Boys, 8; Caguas Int, "a.
1Que dice Ponce, Guayama y Areci-
bo? QUITIN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26

Es necesar1o que en- cada num-
cipIO de issta isla Be organize IL 90
cledad filantr6pica '.EI Zapato de
los Niiios Pobres''. Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rlOs amos en- San Juan, con tanto
6xito que pOdemos asegurar que
todos los uinos pobres que asisten
= las escuelas van debidAmente cal
GAdoa.
No 20 necesita hacer sacrificios,
Aceptamos cnalquier donativo por
inslgniticanta que sea. MandelO
hoy mismo ii usted desea, 4 La
. d. Box 11a9. San Juan Adv1
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sENTENCTADOs PoR INFRAcCIoN
A LA LEY DE ARBITRIoS

La detective denunci6 a Juan Ruiz
por infracci6n "a la ley de arbitrios. Fu6
llevado presencia del Juez municipal,
quien lie sentenci6 pagar 500 de
multa en- su defecto cumplir Glen
dias de carcel. Tambien fueron senten
ciaeos en- ell mismo tribunal por Ell mis-
mo delito Rosa Rodriguez y Rafael Che
we're a pagar la misma multa v las
costas del proceso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26
COMO SER BELLA
Dele que Nueva SaIud de Reno le
tfaiga ealud y belIeza.

Una muJer enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la humanidad No solo Sc siente ella
infeliz, sino que Sc We infeliz Tome Mue5d
Sdtnd de Reno y pronto sc vera bien y
fuerte con aquella belleza real que solo
salud y vigor dan. Escasez, exceso,
nenstruacion dolorosa, irregular excesi-
va nauseas, constante malestar, debilidad,
decaimiento, calanlbres, marcos, dolores en-
Ia espalda la ingle, ieucorrca todas las
M1fianlaciones. leucorreas, ulceraciones y
descargos de la vagina iitero Sc piieden
curar segura y rapidamente con Nnevs
SaiMd de Reno.
listed notari un cambio sorprendente
despues de haber tornado la primera dosis,
su senblarte nlejoraFa y stis barros des-
1pareceran. De venta en- todas las dro~
guerias Ne
S. 3. LEoNARLf q CO., Fsbrie.ntes. New York
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26

Sc ALQUTLA una habitacion para ca
ba1lero fresca Y con balloon la Gale.
Informaran Sol 81. Altos 2-s
CHALET Ri Ia parads n II, con mas
de /, 400 metros de solar Sc ofrece en-
venta. Esta en- magnifcas condolences
y es de cemento armada. 1nformes:
F. del Vale Jr., Fortaleza so, San
Juan l-S1
Sc NECESITAN trabajadoras e1pertas
en- modelos de blusas hechas~a mano.
Diriiase Luna 81. Altos. 1-S1
Sc AL0UIfA por $4,000 casa en- la
Avenida Pershing, santurce, Sc ven
de ua pianola de muy POGO uso. Infor-
Inaran telefono 322 rojo, Santurce.
1-31
sIERRAS cIRCULARES
de 80" diametro, para aserrac MADEIRA
vendo siese (7) completamente nuevas
mitad de costo.
LUIS REXACH
TEL 1896. Muelle No. 6. "a
SE ALQUILA hsbjtaci6n. para dos j6-
venes, casa de familia, Stop IA. Con o
sin desayuno, almuerzo comida. A
10 minutes de San Juan, en- guagua. Di
rijase tel6fono 67S azul. Santu-ce. 2-2
DEsEA CoLocARsE, sefiorita gradua-
da de comercio. con practica en- traba-
jos de ofcina. Sin muchas pretensiones.
Bueras referencias. Para informes di-
rijase Ambrosio Rivera, Cafe s'Val-
des'', en- la Marina 1-31
COMPRo calderas de Is a 25 H. P.
J Direction Box SO, ciales, p. r 1-26
BLUSAS.- Sc solicitan agentes para
los pueblos de la isla. Morris z. Storyk,
Isabel ,segunda No. 5. Marina, San
Juan. 80
CoMPRo finca rlstica de Sc 10000 pa
ra abajo al lado de cualquiera de las
carreteras de la Jurisdiction ie Baya-
mon. Dirijase al Box IL. Naranjito. 2-3
SEMILLAS de toda clase de vegetables
v de flores. La mejor marca que viene
a Puerto Rico. De venta por Los Mu-
cfachos, Sues. de A. Mayol Co.. San
Juan, P. r 2-19
SOBERBIOS lujosos trenes ftlnebrss
montado en- ruedas de gonna para ser
tirados por Caballos tsngo DOS y por
ausentarme, los vendo arriendo. Di-
rfjase Santiago r. Roble. Aqua
d1lla. 1-2s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26
EL Lcpo. PIo REcHAN1

Procedente de Aguas Buenas lego
aver a San Juan, nuestro excelente
amigo Y reputado farmaceutico Lcdo.
Pho Rechani.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26
VENTAS

Si desea I'd. obtener una ca
sa o I'm solar en- sitio bueno. y
muy cerca de la carretefa CEN
trail y cerca de la via del Tro-
ley, dirfjase a Jose r. Fuentes,
Gale DeIicias No. is, teIefono
No. 476 verde. Tengo easas de
concrete en- GALES rnagnfficas
cerca de escuelas y sin peIi-
sros para los nifios.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26

knunCiOs ECOn6miCOS
EAR16ACIA:--Por no poderla atender
q dueno, 30 vonde una faxmacta de por-
tsnits sitnada en- punto centrico y con
MMentacn clientela, en- una pequena pc-
ktatitn de L. isla. Para informes pue-
a6h dirigirss . Ell MUNDo, San Juan,
ER.-P.
Ia Pan-American Life Insu-
rance Company tiene oportuni-
dad para dos vendedores quie-
mes han tenido experiencia en- la
yenta aunque no en- la venta de
0eguros. Tienen que ser hombres
honrados, de buena presencia,
uduCaci6n, y capaz de ganar tres
nil q diez mil d6Iares por afio.
plfiglFse pof escrito a la Pam
American Life lnsuranre Comp
any. Edificio Swigget. Saliva
Dor BFau 30. San Juan, dando
detalles de su experiencia.
0IoBITos DE COMA: ventas al por
mayor, desde 80 cts. gruesa en- sdslan.
te. surtido removable semanaimente.
gervimos pedidos por correo c. o. D.
LIS. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan P
.bEgHENDE. La residencta del sr. John
w. Mills en- Montenores. Ell que desee
infOrmes y precio puede Ilamar a: te-
al6fono No. 241, Santurce. 1--27
EoNSAS INGLESAS DUNLOP" De
FA1GA UNIVERSAL. EQuipe su caro-
con estas gomas que dan los mejcres re-
corridos que Sc conocen. Pida prec:os a:
u. Gambia y Co. --B-1-27
UNA MESA con cierras circu1ares;
una para cortar 10 largo la otra
10 ancho con correas de cuero po-
leas Equipo complete. Un moto- cleo
tkico Westinghouse de 22O volts-2
eaballos de fuerza; 115O revnluciones
spor minute. Telefono 241, Santurce.
UNA 1ANGA.--- Especial para arrastre
de cana un truck de toneladas, ar-
dando. Tambi6n otros trucks mas pc
5quenos precios ventajosos, informaran
san Agnstin II. Puerta de TERRA o
BOX All. San Juan. 80
ChAgES EARTHQUAKES. Profeora
con experiencia en- todos los grades.
Agustina Musa, telsfono sO1 azul, calle
Los Bafos Santurce. 80
moi s0TRos garantizaTdos IDS results-
dos on el saldo de las cuentas incobra-
bies y reclamaciones de cuaiquier cla-
se. taanahc edad, SIN tener presente
el sitio. Apartado 54S. San Jnan. 2-1S
SNEOEsfTA UD. UN BUEN RE-
A6oNsT1TUYENTEq
TIA perdido ID ell apetito?
5EstAn sns nervios cansados7
SDesea aumentar de peso?
Q> Pues pruebe Las PILDoRAs FER.
AEANALEs del DR. Costa Sc venden
eil todas las Farmacias. 2-17
Sc ALQUILA la casa No. SO Gale del
Patque. Tiene todos los adeIantos mo-
detnos y garage. Dirijase .'Frede-
rick Cruz 10 altos, San Juan LIS
DEsHILADoRAs.- Sc necesitan para
trabajar en- Ell taller. Morris E. storylx
isabel segunda No. S. Marina sar
Juan. 1-SC
Sc vENDE nlaQuina escribir OIL.
YER, NO. 8 en- perfecto ostado; as
como la mesa con los accessories nece.
safios Dirijase al TEL 67s azul, San
tnrce 2-2
MUERM0 en- los gailOs y gallinas. Gu
"a infalible en- nueve dias. Mande 81
direccd6n y so centavos Ia Fsrmaci;
dc M. Sanchez, P. o. Box 27e, Baya
mon. -.
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Sc vende Papel dc Peri6dicO a $500
quintal.
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UNA MESA con cierras circu1ares;
una para cortar . 10 largo la otra
10 ancho con correas de cuero y po-
leas. Equipo complete. Un motor cleo
tEico Westinghouse de 22O volts-2
6aballos de f1erza; 115o revnluciones
por minute. Telefono 241, santurce.
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knunciOs EcOndmicOs

EAn16ACLA;--Por no poderla atendez
. dueno, se vonde una faTmacta de por-
tahiR, sitnada en- punto centrico y con
mAentllca clientela, en- una pequefia pc.
ktatitn dc L. isla. Para informes pue-
A6h dlrigirse . Ell MUNDo, San Juan,
R.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26

.eEqHENDE. La residencta del Sr. John
w. Mills en- Montefores. FL que desee
ifformes y precio puede lamar a. te-
fl6fono No, 241, santurce. 1--2?
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GONfAS INGLESAS DUNLOP. De
FAnIA UNIVERSAL EQuipe su CAIRO
con estas gomas que dan los mejcres re-
corridos que Sc conocen. Pida Irec:os a:
y. Gambia y Co. -B-1-27
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coMPRo finca rdstica de Sc 10000 pa
ra abajo al lado de cualquiera de las
carreteras de Ia jurisdiction Ge Baya-
mon. Dirijase al Box IL. Naranjito. 2-3
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SEMILLAS de toda clase de vegetables
" de flores La mejor msrca que viene
q Puerto Rico. De venta por Los Mu-
chachos, Sues. de A. Mayol y Co.. San
Juan, P. r. 2-1e
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Sc ALQUIIEA por $1,000 casa en- Ia
Avenida Pershing Santurce, y Sc ven
de lia pianola de muy POGO uso. Infor-
rnaran telefono S22 rojo, Santurce.
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uLoBITos DE COMA: ventas al por
mayor, desde 90 cts. gruesa en- sdslan
q. surtido removable semanaimente.
SERVINGS pedidos por correo c. o. D.
+ 8. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan. P
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UNA 0ANGA.- Especial para arrastre
de cana nn truck de 2 toneladas, an
dando. Tambi6n otros trucks mas Pc
5Quenos, precics ventajosos, informaran
San Agnstin IL, Puerta de TERRA o
BOZ All. San Juan. $50
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
Beard Meets.

The Conference Board of Education
of the Methodist Church met here
last Thursdy afternoon, to take
steps to make some improvements on
the Lindsey. Wilson buildings, and to
decide location for a new brick gym.
nasium The Board is composed of
the following we'll known ministers:
Revs A R. Kasey, r. B. Grider, j.
II. Dicksy. ". ]. Pickett. ]. G..
Akin, B v Napier.
We unders s6d that the building OF
the new gymnasium will start in plen-
ty time to complete it by the opening
of the nexa tsrm.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
In Fairly Good Health,

There is scarcely a week but some
one makes inquiry about former State
Senator Frank Neat, asking about his
health, etc. His SOD, Mr.. l.. T. Neat,
was at his home few days ago, and
he reports that his health seemed to
him better than usual. He was Sc
years old the 5th of last March, but
his mind is active and he is deeply in
terested in the affairs that are now
agitatiDg the minds of Representa-
tives in Congress and the affairs of
this Commonwealth. He is a patriot
ic man and every measure introduced
in Congress, looking to the better
menL of conditions in this country,
meets his hearty approval From his
early manhood he has heen a trusted
citizen of Adair, and when active nc
man in the county could command
more loyal friends According to na'
ture he can not hope to be with u'
many more years, but when his Mas
ter calls he will be ready. We knew
him when he was Assessor of the coun
ty, when he was county court clerk
when in the Lower branch of tb'
Kentucky Legislature and also whel
he was State Senator, filing all th'
positions with honor and to the per
feet satisfaction to the people VIII,
honored him. We trust that he ma,
live to be ruch older, and when h
comes to town we will be pleased e
. shake lis hand.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
| Am A Candidate.

In the contest now going on in the
Louisville Herald which is offering
many handsome prizes for new sub
scribers, the gifts to be given to the
solicitors who received the most sub.
scribers, am a candidate and 1 want
my friends to come to my relief.
Adair is in the 9Th district, and 1 can
receive subscribers from any locality.
1 have a chance for handsome auto
mobile, and want to win it. My sue
cess depends altogether upon the &C
tivity of my friends. While 1 will be
active myself 1 want my friends to
become interested in my behalf. The
contest closes the 18th of June. 1 will
truly appreciate every thing that may
be done in my interest.
Miss Rose HUM,
Columbia, Ky.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
Jeffries.. Lyman.

One of the surprises of the year was
the announcement of the marriage of
Miss Maymie Jeffriss of Vaughn to
Mr.. Ben F. Lyman of Roswell. The
ceremony was performed Thursday,
December 9Th, 1921, at Encino by Rev.
Veda Davis. The happy young couple
had kept their marriage a secret until
last Monday when announcements
were mailed to their friends, and then
they stole a march on everybody by
quietly slipping away to Roswell
where they are spending their honey.
moon.
The bride is we'll known by every
one in Vaughn and charming young
lady, who, to know her is to like her.
The groom is highly spoken of by
all who know him and for the past
two years has enjoyed a position at
Vaughn with the Santa Fe Railway
company.
The happy young couple have the
best wishes of host of friends who
join with the News in wishing them a
prosperous and happy journey through
life as Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. Lyman
They will be at home in Vaughn af.
ter April I5th.-Vaughn, N. NJ,
News.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs W. E. Jsffries, and she and hel
mother visited in Columbia last sum
mer. She made quite a number Of
friends while in our midst, all of whom
will be glad to learn of her happy un.
ion.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25

The six members of the Conference
Board Of Education, who met here
last Thursday, voted to make the
Lindsey Wilson Junior college, COM
mencing in 1924. There will have to
be built an addition to the Girls dor.
mitory and make some alterations in
the school building before the college
starts The school will continue as
the Lindsey Wilson Training School
until the time comes for opening the
college. To make it a college more
room and more teachers will be re-
quired. The gymnasium will be built
this year.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
Died in New York.

Mrs. Paul Hamilton, who was Miss
Minnie Ingram before her marriage,
died in Worcester, New York, last
Thursday, after an illness of several
months
The intelligence Of her demise
broughC sorrow to all Columbia, as
she was very popular young lady,
one who was loved by all the young
people who grew up with her.
Ten days ago the family here was
Notified of her serious illness, and her
mother left Immediately to be at her
bedside. She arrived and sent mes
sage that Minnie was much worse
than she expected to find her, and all
hope Of her recovery had vanished.
In few days after the arrival of Mrs.
Ingram the end came. She leaves be-
sides her husband, two small children,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1. In-
gram, several brothers and sisters OF
this place. The interment was in New
York Saturday.
The News desires to extend its con-
dolence to all the bereaved ones
trusting that they will live so as to
meet the dear daughter, wife and
sister in that home not made with
hands, in heaven.
The deceased was twenty-four years
old last February, and since her early
girlhood had been a devout member
of the Christian Church.
1t is hard to see lovely young wom-
an, who was so much needed, pass
out of the home, but God knows best,
and the living should become reconcil-
ed to the inevitable, and live so as to
meet her in a better world.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
A good combined horse for sale.
Ray Flowers,
Columbia, KY.
Badly Hurt.

Last Saturday afternoon three young
ladies, all students of the Baptist
Academy, Campbellsville, were out,
in a machine joy riding. They had
driven over CampbeIlsville and we're
on the pike leading to Columbia, and
when near Burdick fearful accident
occurred. The car upset and the
young ladies, Misses Eunice Rice,
Dorothy Tandy and Pauline walker
were all more or less hurt, and it is re
ported that Miss Walker was more Sc.
riously injured than either of the 9TH
er two. The car was badly wrecked.
Miss Walker is an Adair county girl
and her home is at Nell. it is hoped
that all three of the girls will speedily
recover.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
Tne Debate.

There is no night in the school year
that holds more interest to the stu.
dents of Lindsey Wilson than the
night upon which the annual debate
between the two literary societies oc-
ours. That night this year was Fri
day, Apr. 81, when the subject, "Re.
solved, that United States should
gradually abandon all forms of tariff
and adopt policy of free trade with
the world" was discussed. The
Frogge Literary Society had the af.
firmative side, the speakers being
Lura Harrison and ICharles Webb
The negative side of the question was
defended by the Columbia Debating
Society which had as its speakers
Samuel Taylor and Robert Allison.
1t was a splendid debate and each
speaker acquitted himself with nonor
Thssociettes were fortunate in hav'
ing as judges Mr.. J. W. Flowers, Mr.
Hick Pelly, and Mr.. Ed Hill, Camp
beIlsvilIe, VINO after carefully weigh
ing each point made their decision in
favor of the affirmative.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Mrs. Ruth Holt Kills Two Of Her
Children and Also Herself.
WHOLE COMMUNITY HORRIFORD.

A horrible and distressing tragedy
occurred at Russell Springs, Russell
county, last Tuesday morning, Mrs
Ruth Holt numbering two of her
children and made a desperate effort
to end her own life. Mrs. Holt, be-
fore her marriage, was Miss Ruth Har-
ris, daughter of Mr.. Geo. Harris
DR.. Elan Harris, who is prominent
dentist, and lives at Danville, is her
brother. He was in the Springs the
night of the tragedy.
The particulars as we gather them
are about as follows:
Some months ago Mrs. Holt sepa-
rated from her husband, who is Ar
mold Holt, son of C. G. Holt, and it
is said that she left her husband on
account of his infidelity, too intimate
with other women. The separation
has given Mrs. Holt much worry, and
for several weeks it was noticed that
she was unbalanced, but it was be.
lieved that she would come around
all right in due time.
Her father has been living in the
home with her, and Tuesday morning
he heard child scream. Going into
the room he found the baby child had
been drowned in barrel Of water and
another one had been chopped into
pieces with an Ak. The third child,
a little boy, was also put into . barrel
of water and covered up with clothes.
he was old enough to push the cloth
ing aside, and his life was saved,
Mrs. Holt also inflicted many wounds
about her face and head. 1t is be-
Iieved thai she held the blade of the
ak close to her face and knocked heI
head and face against 1t.
The tragedy created great excite
ment in the Russell Springs locality
and hundreds of people visited tht
scene, doing every thing they could
to console the surviving members o.
the family.
The Russell circuit court was il
session, and divorce proceedings be
tween Holt and his wife were to hav,
come up Tuesday. Mr.. Holt denie
the charge Of infdelity made by Mrs
Holt.
Mrs. Holt fingered until between
and 9 o'clock Wednesday morning
Before she passed away she seemed Il
have become rational, and she wa
asked why she killed her children
Her answer was that the trouble be
tween herself and her husband brood
ed upon her mlno, and tnaG Sne OIL
not want to live, nor leave her chi
dren with anyone else to rear.
The mother and the two childre
were buried in one grave at RuSsel
Springs Thursday morning. Tn
whole country side attended the fl
neral. 1t is also said that Mr.. Holt
the husband and father, was psrmit
ted to see the dead wife and childre
before the hour of burial.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25

News from all over Kentucky is
that the prospects for a big fruit crop
is better than ever before known at
this time of year. The apple crop
will be an abundance, and the same
can be said of peaches. All plum
trees are hanging full. and an i'm
mense cherry crop is expected. Straw
berry plants are looking fne, and it
now appears that an unusually large
crop of this delicious fruit will be
grown.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
Just Opened.

Mr.. c. r. Hutchison, who has long
been in the grocery, hardware and i'm
plement business in Columbia, but
who was burned out last fall, has
again embarked in business, and is
occupying the store-room on the East
side of she square, formerly used by
the Cumberland Grocery Company, in
the Russell building. Mr.. Hutchison
is filling his store-room as rapidly as
possible, and says he will fill it to its
capacity, and will keep for the bene-
fit of the trade everything that fam
lilies need to live upon. He will also
handle full line of farm machinery
and all kinds of fixtures and farm
seeds He invites his friends to call
and see him in his new place of bust.
ness. Every thing will be sold at
prices consistent with the times.
There is an advantage in looking over
an entire new stock He is now ready
for business
He will demonstrate 1915 II. G.
Tractor on Curt Yarberry's farm next
Wednesday, the 26th.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
The Frost.

Frost fell here last Friday and Sat.
urday nights, but fortunately but lit.
tie damage was done. In low lands
peaches were slightly damaged, and
grapes were set back, but not all kill
ed. Irish potatoes were slightly dam
aged. II we have no more cold wealth
or there will be fruit for every body ir
Adair county.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25

Word was received here last Friday
of the death of Mrs. Lottie Durham,
wife Of J. W. Durham, at Phoenix,
Arizona, their temporary home, where
she had been for the past eighteen
months for her health. Gresnsburg
is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Durham,
and she was devoted member Of the
Baptist Church. The remains will be
brought to CampbellsvilIe for burial.
Mrs. Durham was the mother of Mrs.
B. E. Wilson aud the sister-in-law Of
Mr.. F. H. Durham, both of this place.
The Adair County news., 1922-04-25
Announcement.

In the next two o: three weeks we
expect to open up our Columbia branch
house again, and will be glad to have
the opportunity of serving our good
friends in Adair and adjoining coun-
ties once more. We also, want tc
thank all our old customers, who have
bought groceries from us and promise
when open again, to have stock Of
new goods and low prices.
Y. NJ. Gowdy Co.,
Wholesale Grocers.