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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
DESDE AGQADILLA

Continuation de La "a. pag.)
del espectador uno muy artfstico del
famoso AlcohOIGdO indiana, que, CO.
mo una bendici6n del cielo v para
gloria de Puerto Rico, confecciona en-
la ciuda Ode Guayama, la respectable
firma Julio S. Bruno, Sucn., que dis
fruta de un immense merecido ere
ditto, no solo en- esta isla, 81 que tam
bi6n fuera de la isla, por la bondad
eficencia de tan magnffico pfoduc-
to que hacen del Alcoh0lddo indiana,
realmente ell mas preferido en- todas
parties. Els de Sentirse uno verdade-
ramente OrgullosO cuando en- Puerto
Rico, atn hay hombres tan progresis-
tas como los que hallanse al frente
de la Succession de Julio S. Bruno, fl
guras de tan alto relieve Y s6lido pres
tigio entire la clase farmacedtica de
esta isla.
Mario Morales.
Agosto 81, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
DESDE Ell NORTE

Sc encuentra en- Nueva York, en- ges.
tiones de negocios el DR.. Joaquin vi
llamil, del alto cmercio de esta ciu.
dad, que visitara otros centros de ne
gocios del continente.
En- Michigan, "Battle Greek Sani
tarium", ha estado el DR.. Fernando
Suria, q. segGn escribe uno de nues-
tros compaiieros de Gel Imparciap Sc
ha cncontrGdo con la grata sorpresa
de OR el espafiol que Sc estd mscfian.
do en- las escuelss pdblicas acuden
ndmerosas personals adultas fuerc de
elias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
El Bulldog espanol
Andres Balsa
AlgunOs datos impOrtdntes sobre la
fgnrGs dcI gran 6Oreddor.

Como digimos Ell SUI oportunidad,
el notable atleta espalol Andres Bal
81, estuvo de pasO por San Juan, Ell
su viaje hacia la Habana. que reali-
zaba en- el trasatlantico "Antonio L6-
pez''.
Uno de nuestrOs reportes fu6 sa-
ludar al campe6n de peso fuerte, y
! con 6l tuyo algunos momentos de char
Ia amigable.
Ell IIPARCIAL de hoy publica en-
la secci6n grafica especial una foto-
graffa de Balsa, por la que pueden
nuestros lectores apreciar la herculea
musculatura del Spanish bull dog"
como Sc lie ha dado en- lamar pOr
cuantos lie han visto luchar en- el
"ring".
Ell nombre de Balsa no es desco-
nocido entire los amantes del brutal
deporte. En- Ia actualidad es una de
las primeras figuras mundiales, en-
tre los campeOnes del "ring', donde
en- rapida carrera va de triunfo en-
triunfo en- sucesivas victorias.
Este coloso del "ring" ha lanzado
ell reto todo "As' del Boxeo que Sc
atreva a medir con el sus fuerzas. Els
joven, agil, fuerte, muy fuerte. Parece
un Hercules, pues une SUI vigor excep
cional una resistencia formidable, que
solo un desarrollo como el de el po-
! drfa ostentar.
Pronto recorrera ambas Americas
Ell la tournee que acaba de iniciar, y
en- SUI programa figura Puerto Rico,
que Sc dispone visitar brevemente.
Balsa no es un novato en- las prac-
ticas del BoXeo. Cuenta sus luchas
por victorias, y hasta la fecha lleva su
Garnet, como pocos en- los pocos
amos que lleva peleando. Dicese que
sus adversarios jamas pudieron resis-
tir su empuje mas ALA del segundo
"round", logrando derribarlos a, todos
con ell empuje de la bestia, que tiene
por cerebro un yunque dispuesto re-
sistir los mas duros golpes y por pu-
nos dos martillos con los cuales de-
vuelve trompada por trompada con
una agilidad extraordinaria.
He aqui las medidas de Balsa, to-
madas en- traje de combate:
Peso en- ell "ring", 1856 libras; Esta-
tura, 6 pies; Cuello, 1S pulgadas; Pc
cho (normaD 46; Cintura, 81; Biceps,
16; Antcbrazo, Is; Muneca, 8; Braza-
da largo del brazo), r.; Music, 26;
Pantorrilla, II; Tobillo, 8.
Andres Balsa tiene entire sus proxi-
mos combatientes con los cuales de-
sea tener sucesivos encuentros, al no
table campeon argentine Firpo, y al
campeon mundial de peso fuerte Jack
Dempsey, vencedor de Carpenter, con
los cuales espera poner prueba su
enorme musculatura ell brutal gallego,
el admirable Ursus de los tiempos mo-
dernos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
Ell SINDICO NO HA SIDO NOM
BRADO i.

Eel juez INFERNO dc la Cortc Federal
Mr.. Hutchinson, despuGs de haber dido
todoS los argumentos Ell Ia moci0n
presentada por los abogadOs del Ban
co de Ponce, en- ell case dc la Central
,Boca Chica, solicitandO la lestituci0H
del sfndico actual, don Manuel Leon
PARA. esta en- espera de alegatos5y eI
record taquigrdfico para poder estll-
taiarlo Y dictar su resoluci0n en-. este
case. IN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

municaciones telefonicas con la ciu-
dad de Cork han sido suspendidas y en-
los suburbios. y en ell centro de la ci-
tada poblacion Sc pelea sin cuartel,
desde anoche. Los revolucionarios, al
parecer, han recibido grandes refuer-
zos 4 importante parque de artilleria,
con 10 que hacen una resistencia tenaz
Y a muerte las tropas provisionales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Los episodios
8 v 10 de "Dedos de Seda", con sus
lindos rellenos de Pathe News y una
comica.
Teatro Strand, (Santurce).-Hoy,
la segunda jornada de "Esposas Fri
volas".
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Sessue Hayakawa en- ell drama en- 6
actos "Lazos del Honor" y Ell Tercer
Round de la preciosfsima serie "Aven-
turas de un Pugilista".
Cine Parque Borinquen, (Santurce).
Hoy, la emocionante cinta LA Far
sante",
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-Se-
gunda jornada de la hermosa y gran
diosa production "Barrabas".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-"La
Diosa de la Selva", la serie de mas
emociones que Sc ha hecho en- Norte
America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
DESDE CATANO

Los esposos Rodriguez -Bairan pa
san por la dolorosa pena de haber per-
dido su pequefio hijo Jose Manuel,
graciosa criatura que era el encanto
del hogar.
Nos asociamos al dolor del amigo
Pedro, y que. ell angelic Jose Manuel
este en- la corte celestial recibiendo
las benciones del Seiior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
CUATRO CILlNDROs:

No hay CAIRO de cuatro cilindros como
el autom6vil DODGE BROTHERS.
Ell ejercito americana 10 prefiere a
cualquier otro caro- de su clase. Ven
dedores: - ANDREU, AGUILAR Y
CO.; San Juan, Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
NO RECIBIRA Ell Ola DE LABOT

Nos participa la distinguida esposa
del Coronel del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico, Mrs. Tenny Ross, que no podrd
recibir sus amistades el dfa de Labor,
septiembre 4, pero que sus recepciones
mensuales serdn reanudadas el dfa dos
de octubre del cOrriente
Complacida la prestigiosa DANA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

CUANDO I'D. compra un zapato, y
empieza a usarlo, no puede notar CO.
modidad, 81 no es ''LONDON".
Unicos distTibuidores:
Rogue Gonzalez & Co., Sues,
San Jose 7. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

En- esta semana han quedado abier-
tas las puertas de nuestras escuelas
pIblicas, habiendose inscrito centena-
res de ninos que continuaran sus es-
tudios primaries en- ell presente curse.
Muy pronto, nos dicen, Sc inaugu-
raran dos salones mas para dar cabi-
da algunos de los muchos ninos que
han quedado sin asientos en- este ano.
La labor del Principal Sr. Quinones,
en- 10 que tiene relacion con la aper-
tura de las escuelas, ha sido admira-
BILE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02
DOMINGO

Cine Tres Banderas.-Matinee: Dos
episodes de Ruth de las Montanas"
v dos comicas. Por la noche: "Piel
del Diablo", por Jackie Coegan, en- 6
actos Y dos comicas.
Teatro Strand, (Santurce).-Mafa-
ma, "Por un Beso".
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Ell domingo de septiembre, 1922, dos
tandas. Yea programs.
Cine Parque Borinquen, (Santurce).
l-Ma1ana, la sublime cinta titulada:
LA Casquivana".
TeatrO Beliograph, (CatanO).-Co-
losal! Estupenda. Charles Chaplin en-
su Ultima production del Million de
Dollars "Los Holgazanes".
! LUNES
Cine Tres Banderas.-Segunda jor-
NADIA de la estupenda cinta "Barra-
bas" con los artistas de JudeS y "Yo
| Acuso".
Teatro Strand, (Santurce).-El lu-
mes, "Lazos de Honor.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
La magestuosa serie que lleva por IT,
tulo "Los Conquistadores del Oeste"l
episode Is y 16.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

Panales, Plantillas, Bizcochos,
Ponques, MallOrcas, Jam6n
Planchado y Queso "ORPI." s.
De Venta en- Gel RUBI"
Salvador Brau 80. - Tel. S07.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

UltimO retratO de Nicolas Lenine, del
famosO dictadOr rusO, de cuya salud
Sc ha habladO ultimamente tanto en- la
prensa mundial. Dicese que Lenine
ha sidO lIevadO a un SanatOriO de Ber-
lin para ALI ser tratada SUI enferme-
dad, por nOtables medicos especialis-
tas alemanes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

No podemos Greer en- el rumor Ian
zado por I'm periodico de San Juan, de
que una Comision de vecinos recorrera
las Gales del poblado pidiendo dinero
para pagar las reparaciones que ne
cesitan hacerse en- nuestro cemente-
rio.
iComo vamos a Greer semejante
disparate, ahora que nuestro munich
pio puede disponer de medic million de
d6lares para mejoras publicas?
Esto seria ell colmo de-. =. digalo I'd.
lector querido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

Ell asunto del dia, muy debatido y
comentado, en- este distrito municipal,
es la retirada del leader republican,
don Antonio Monroig, de las tilas de
su partido, ingresando en- ell unionista.
Los lideres locales de la Ultima
agrupacion aseguran que con esta ad-
quisici6n, no hay que hablar, el triun-
fo en- las pr6ximas elecciones, le per-
tenecera a ellos.
Parece que estos senores no cuen-
tan con ell otro factor.
CorrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

PROBABLENfENTE Sc INAUGURAL
RA Ell Ola OUNCE
Los directories del Banco de CrGdi-
tos AgrfcolGs abrigan la esperanza de
que pam ell dfa ounce del corriente
uodra inaugurarse la referida insti-
tuci6n bancaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

Mafana domingo las 10 a. m. Sc
efectuara iun gran match entire los
teams "Santurce Star" y ell "Linea Fe-
rrea", en- los terrenos de la Bull.
Quedan invitados todos los aman-
tes del divertido deporte para este de-
safio, que promote ser interesante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

Manana celebraran una asamblea
en- la residencia de don Alberto Davi-
la, los unio-independentistas de este
poblado.
Sc rumora que esta asamblea es
para elegir un comite de la Fraction
independentista, que trabaiara en- ell
sentido de propagar por este distrito
ell ideal de independence, desligados
por complete de la Union.
Informaremos, 81 logramos enterar-
nos de los acuerdos que Sc tomen en-
esta importante reunion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

Varios padres de familia nos supli-
can llamemos la atencion del Jefe de
la Policia, Sr. Olmo, para yer 81 es
possible que el, con los guardias sus
ordenes, puedan evitar ell que durante
las horas de entrada salida a las
escuelas situadas en- la carretera los
conductores. o duenos de autos corran
por esta calle in high, como suelen ha-
cerlo.
La velocidad debe ser reducida en-
la zona urbana; y ell que no la reduz-
ca debe ser castigado con mano fuerte,
para yer 81 asi Sc evita ell que tenga-
mos que yer a un escolar metido en-
las ruedas de uno de estos autos, ma
nejados por gentes inexpertas y sin
conciencia.
Esperamos'. que ell Jefe de la policia
Sr. Olmo atienda esta s1plica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-02

Por orden de la Sanidad, que intcn-
to clausurarlo, Sc estan realizando i'm
portantes reparaciones en- el Cine Be-
liograph.
La verdad es, que hacla falta esta
reparacion hace tempo, porque este
no era Cine, nj cosa parecida siquie-
ra. Ell empresario Espinosa nos ma
niiesta que esta reparacion lie costa
ra un dineral; pero que ahora, ell Belio
sera uno de- los cines mas comodos y
mejor ventilados de la isla.
Lo veremos.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22
IE Icy Cold and Hot Bottles
at C. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.

Mrs F. F. Becker is enjoying a
visit of some length with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. L. Wuescher in Bogalu-
Sa.
Help the homes committee! If you
can entertain federation guest no.
tify Mrs. Lowrey Davis or Mrs. Sam
Walker.
Nature intended that you should
eat what you want. You can do il
if you take Tanlac.-Frank Martin
Drug Co., F. S. Swain, prop. new
stand.
Kiwanians. regretted that Roger
Babson, the renowned statistician
who was invited to be their guest
during his southern tour, was un-
able to accept.
Mrs. Eugene Nalty has returned
from Jackson where she kept house
while her mother, Mrs. Campbell
was visiting little granddaughter
in Morgan City.
Mrs. F. A. Eldred, state marketing
agent of the Home Economics Exten-
sion Work, A.. & M. College, Stark
Vile, addressed the Kiwahis Club al
the luncheon today.
Mrs. L. Bennett Sartin and little
daughter, Shirley, who are guests oi
Mr. and Mrs. D. Sartin, spent Wed
nesday in New Orleans in the inter
est of the little girls health.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22

Purina, hen and chix feed fresh at
Barge's.
Miss Bessie Rogers went to Nc
Comb Sunday to be with her aunt
who is recovering from appendicitis
in the hospital there.
Our stock of EDISON and Column
bia Records is new and clean. We
have just the record you want
Perkins Furniture Store.
Mrs. Mittie Bailey and Miss Mary
Bailey, old acquaintance of Mrs.
East, were pleasant visitors in the
w. e. East home Friday.
Friends and acquaintance of R. G.
Kennedy, formerly of this place, have
received news from him stating that
he is now located in Ranger, Tex.
A Sunday School training class
that will use as a text "The Worker
and His Bible" will be led by Rev.
w. H. Lewis at the Methodist church.
The Hobbs Drug Store now pre-
sents very neat and inviting ap-
pearance by reason of fresh paint on
the inside and numerous tasteful i'm
provements.
Mrs. F. A. Eldred, agent in mar
keting of the extension work in agri-
culture and home economics, A. &
M. College, will be in Brookhaven
Saturday, March rs.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22
WOMEN DELEGATES
TO NJ. E. CONFERENCE
General Sessions Of Body at Hot
Springs in May-Bishops
To Be Elected.

Hot Springs, Arlk.--Wo will sit
as me nbess for the first time at the
gene al confe ence of the Methodist
pi5copal Church, South. which will
>begin It's sessions here May 3, with
twenty-five ministerial delegates and
ITO lay delegates in attendance.
At the last quadrennial gathering
of this general conference, in Allan
Ia, in 1918, six bishops we're elected,
but it~is predicted that as many more
will be chosen at the approaching
conferences. Among those who are
mentioned for the episcopacy are DR..
w. w. Pinson, general secretary of
the board of missions; DR.. W., B.
Beauchamp, secretary of the mission
board in charge of the new work in
Europe; DR.. Stonewall Anderson,
general secretary of the education
board; DR.. e. B. Chappell, general
secretary and editor of the Sunday
school board; d. o. e. Goddard, sec
retary Of evangelism on the mission
board; DIR. T., N. Ivey, editor Of the
Nashville Christian Advocates; DR.. j.
s. Chadwick, now in charge of the
centenary publicity work; Dr. F. N.
FdTkSr OI EIuUIy OulNcEolJyS OTs n.
A.. Boaz, president of the Southwest
ern University of Dallas; DR.. C. c.
Selecman, Dallas; DR.. ]. z. Dickey,
of Atlanta; DIR. s. C. H Burgin OF
Louisville, secretary of the church
extension board; DIR. Hay, of Hous-
ton, Tex.
Matters Of legislation which may
come before the general conference
include limiting the term of bishops
to four years. abolishing the office
of presiding elder or providing for
their appointment by their respective
annual conference, and not BY the
presiding bishops; revision Of the
creed to make 1t read Church OF
Cod" instead of Holy Catholic
Church,; changing the denomina-
tional name, and authorization for a
financial compaign to obtain not less
than $40, ,000, 900 to provide for worn
out preachers and other conference
claimants.
Bishop e. R. Hendrix of Kansas
City, as senior active bishop, is ex-
pected to call the Hot Springs gener-
al conference to order. The confer
ence will be the nineteenth in the
history of the Southern Church.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22
POLICEMAN SHOOTS NEGRO
IN PETERSBURG QUARTERS
Resisted Arrest and Pulled GunAp-
peared Drunk But No Whisky
Smell Detected.


Following complaint that a
young negro man had wantonly
drawn pistol on Daryl Laird, as he
was walking along the sidewalk, Po-
liceman Alex Brister felt compelled
to shoot the negro on account OF his
actions when ne was located south
east of the court house just at mid
night Saturday.
The wounded man was Charles
Gearing, 20 years of age. The po-
liceman's bullet pierced his knee cap,
shattering 1t considerably.
He was taken to a hospital in
Jackson for further treatment than
that received here, it being possible
that he may lose a leg as result of
his unwillingness to give up to the
officer together with his threatening
actions at the time.
Mr.. Brister was accompanied in
his search for the negro by Daryl
Laird, Fielder Storm, Vaughn Storm
and Seemore Boone. When called on
to stop and throw up his hands,
Gearing reached for his hip and then
started to run with a AS automat-
ic in his hand. Brister shot once to
scare him into stop but without re-
suit. A second shot. aimed low on
purpose. brought Gearing to the
ground. AS he fell he threw his re-
volver AWAY a distance Of 80 feet.
Those who went with the officeS,
as well as Mr.. Brister himself. state
that the negro appeared to be drunk
and dazed but no smell Of whisky
could be detected
It is Mr. Brister's opinion from re-
cent, experiences that some kind Of
dope or narcotic il being sold some
of the negroes here, as be has had
several cases under his observation
where arrested parties appeared to
be drunk, but no smell Of whisky
was In evidence.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22

Mr.. Louis Cohn's store property,
formerly occupied by. the Ober-
schmidt Grocery. is undergoing ex-
tensive alteration and repairs which
will transform 1t into thoroughly
modern store building. This is the
second change of the kind made by
Mr.. Cohn within recent months.
Mrs. L. H. Bowen left Sunday
night for her former home at Shelf
field, Iowa, having received the an
ticipated message of death from her
beloved mothers bedside. The sym
pathy OF the community goes out to
the devoted daughter who mourns
the irreparable loss Of Mother"
Mrs. Al. ]. George, formerly Miss
Susie Smith, is here for several weeks
visiting her parents. Mr.. George has
occupied a position in the Intelli-
gence Department Of the government
at Fort Sam Houston. Tex, but il
now transferred to the Treasury De.
partment at washington, where Mrs
George will join him when she leaves
here.
In memory OF their mother. ths
late Mrs. Emma Evans Penn. a mem.
ber OF the Kings Daughters for many
years, Mrs. R. G. Applewhfte, Miss
Laurie Penn, MesHrs. Sexton, g. r
and Sidney Penn of this city; Or. wv
III. Penn Of yicksburg and Mr.. Robt
e. Penn Of Mccomb are furnishing
the reception hall Of the new com
munlty hospital.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22
A Proper Restraint.

Cribble & Son, Wholesalers, had
sold bill Of goods to ]. H. West,
a merchant at a little crossroads
village in Missouri, and when the
goods arrived at the village Mr..
West had refused-them. The whole
sale firm prepared to institute suit
for collection and wrote to the rail-
road agent at the village for infor-
nation about the arrival of the mer-
chandise, to the president Of the bank
for information concerning the finan-
cial standing of their customer, to
the mayor Of the city asking him to
recommend good lawyer to handle
their case, and to Mr.. West, threat
ening suit II he did not make pay
ment at once. Mr.. West answered.
~ received the letter telling me
had better pay UP. / am the rail-
road agent at Crossings, and also re-
ceiyed the letter you wrote to the a
gent. am president and sole own
er of the local bank, and can assure
you as to my financial standing. AS
mayor Of the city hesitate to refer
you to a lawyer, since l am the only
member of the bar In this vicinity.
If was not also pastor Of the Meth
odist church would tell you to go
to the devil Life.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22
WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE
STARTS ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Its Present Plans Are Looking To-
ward a General Cleanup of
the City.

There will be a meeting of the
League of Women Voters tomorrow
at 3 p. m. at the City Hall.
At the last meeting of the League
a resolution was passed to inaugurate
a cleanup campaign in the city pre-
paratory to the coming of the women
Of the Federation of Clubs to be held
here in April. Since that time the
Mayor has issued proclamation call
ing for cleanup week beginning
April 3rd in which 1t is hoped all
the house-holders and business in
terests of the city will cooperate.
In order that there may be as much
cooperation as possible, the League
has asked the Mayor to come to the
meeting Thursday and explain what
plans have been made and how the
women may help to carry them out.
There will also be report from
the Women's Civics Committee COM
posed of representatives from the
Climbers, the Peripatetics and the
League, which met Saturday after
noon at Mrs. McMullen's to discuss
ways and means. This committee is
composed of Mrs. Eugene Mccormick,
Mrs. Noodle, Mrs. McMullen and
Mrs. Brady. In the desire to inn
prove the appearance and general
condition of our town, ID was decided
to try to interest the school children
in the campaign; to write a letter to
the l. c. r. R. Co., regarding the
condition of the depot, and to ask the
cooperation of the Kiwanis Club in
offering some kind of prize for i'm
provement in appearance and condi-
tion Of the. streets and premises Of
the town. All this and further plans
will be discussed at Thursdays meet
ing. Let everybody come and help
the good work along. Three cheers
for Brookhaven!
-Civics Committee.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22
IN S,.I Garden Plows, Garden
Tees IT C. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.

Mrs. jamie Bee Robinson is recov-
ering from an attack of flu at the
home of her grandmother, where she
will remain until the renodelipg of
her home, recently injured by fire, is
complete.
Miss Jennie Vardeman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Vardeman, act
ed as so1oist with the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra, Ysaye conduct
ing, at Brenau College, GAINESVILLE,
Ca, last night.
From coast to coast Tanlac is
known and honored and millions
have taken it and pronounced it the
greatest medicine of all times. -
Frank Martin Drug Co., F. S. Swain,
prop, new stand.
At an early date Circuit Clerk R.
Lee Moak, who is county registrar
will officially announce the dates at
which he will meet the men and wo-
men of Lincoln county at the various
voting places and register them.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-22
~ Wearwell Backbands,
Breeching and Brides
will not rip or tear. At C. B.
Perkins Hardware Store.

Mrs. A. Al. Cohn entertained the
Three. Table Bridge Club at her home
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Will
Hobbs won the club prize and Miss
Wilson the guests Fruit cocktail,
-creamed chicken and tea were serv-
ed.
Policeman J. w. Mcbride was call
ed to Utica Wednesday night on ac-
count OF what was considered the ia
tai illness Of Mr.. McBride's father.
Mr.. p. G.. Butler has been serving
in Mr.. McBride's stead during the
latter,s absence.
Superintendent of Education L.
Russell Ellzey announces that next
Friday, March Gath will be observ-
ed as Field Day by the Lincoln Coun-
ty Schools. It is hoped that the
weather will be auspicious. and that
nothing further will interfere with
the festivity which was postponed
last week because of flu.