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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
FIESTA DE GRADUATION DEL
CoLEGIo ROYAL GREGG

Maiiana, microbes por la noche, Sc
lleyara a efecto Ell .el Teatro Munich
pal, de esta ciudad, una brillante fies-
ia de graduation de un gran nGmero
de taquigraffa, mecanograffa V tene-
durfa de libros en- el muy acreditad6
colegio Royal Gregg, cue dirige la
Sra. Maria I. Camacho de Robles.
Personals de muchos pueblos de la
isla, que tienen hijos estudiando en-
este colegio, vienen a San Juan Ma
ilana para asistir tan bella fiesta.
Ell muy inteligente nilo Raul Matos
Bernier, quien viene de Ponce eXpresa-
mente para tomar parte Ell dicha fies-
ta. recitara con su acostumbrada ma
tulalidad Y elegaucia. las poesfas Mi
Sueno'. de Fillaespesa "Screnata'' ;,
de Ruben Darfo.
Una hermosa cOpa de plata con su
inscription ofrevida por la Directora,
sera entregada la Srta. Alicia Ward,
por haber obtenido las calificaciones
mas atlas en- los exdmenes celebrates
por este eolegio. -5' s@s =
Ell discurso de clausura, estd a car
go del muy elocuente tribune Hon.
Emilio del Toro Cueyas, Presidente
del Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico.
La muy reputada Banda de Bene-
ficencia ejecutara bellas pleas. entre
las cuales estdn Gran Selection de la
Opera Bufa, La Gran Duquesa" Sc
lecci6n de Ia Zarzuela Mafiares Y Ma
rina, Fox -torts Maggie Y Mi Hombre
La Borinquelia, ell Himno Nacional,
etc
gLas entradas para tan hermosa fies,
Ifta{se obtienen gratis en- el Colegio Ro-
5yaIl Gregg, Allen So a. 8aa.
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Anuncio de Subasta
Salinas, P. R., Mario 1922.

OdllIldS1 T. Absyt1ndA ~ OA-S<
PROPOSICIONES en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adquisici6n en publica SUI
basta de una ambulancia Autorh6vil,
para ell servicio del municipio de Sail
mas, P. r., y cuyo presupuesto ascien-
de a MIL QUIN1ENTOS DOLLARS
($1500.00), Sc admitiran en- esta ofici-
ma hasta las dos de la tarde e r. M,
del dia CATORCE DE aABRIL DE
1922, en- que Sc abriran pnblicainente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la oficina del Secretario Municipal,
donde Sc encuentran de manifesto los
documeptos condolences que han de
regir en- la subasta.
La Administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera 0 todas
las proposiciones, y ell de adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras cepdiciones que
las del precio solamente.
LeOpoldo ,MOrera,
Comisionado Municipal fde Servicio
P1blico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
sE pERFoRO Ell MUsLO.

Ell dfa primero de los corlientes, en-
el barrio Hato Rey, de Rio Piedras.
ell indiyiduo Emilio Castro hizo un
6kparo de FeyolverscOntra sotere Baez.
produciendole una herida en- el music
izquierdo FL agresor fue arrestado
V ,el juez municipal lie seiial0 doscicl-
tos dollars de tianza, acusandolo de
ae9metimiento y aggression cen agra
vantes. &sI e2Tssk.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
Ia ASTOCIA

Lo primero en- In vida es ser since
ro. amar la verdad, confesarla lu-
char por ella, adn riesgo de perjui-
clos perstnales; pero este no incluye
cierta halllidaS1 de cOnducta. cierta
reserva de intenciones para conscguir
cl fin que nos pnoponemos.
No solo no hay necesidad 1e decir
Il voz en- cuelao clldl es ell, prop0sitO
final de nuestra vida, sino que, en- la
mayoria de les casos. convene guar
darlo secreto para que no lie alcancen
las torcidas intenc;0nes que casi STEM
pre- nos rodean. Lo importante es que
eSe prop0sito sea honrado. Siendolo,
otrGs tuvieran. rcspecto Ge nOsotros,
empeiland0se en- llevarnos Il senda dis
tinta-aunque sea muy alta V holga-
da-1ue Ia apetecemos, o propalandO
que 6sta eS III que clos suponen. Per-
sigamos In nuestra: dispuestU Il SER
Yir dcsde ella nucstro pueblo Y a
ll humanidad, c0ntengamos el .goce
maligno que quizd tuvi6ramos en de-
cir a las gentes que pueden creernes
fracasados (s6lo porque no somos 10
que elias. querfan temfan), cuan
engaEadas estan c5mo toda la vic
toria apetecida For nosotrcs es nUes-
ira. Mejor es negarse csc placer de
expresar nuestro triunfo Y el engailo
de los otros, contentarnos con reir-
nos interiormeMte de la liyiandad de
muclcs juicios humanos.
JCnGHin X. Hi0,terGs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
DICE WILSON QUE ESA PIEDRA
NO STRIVE

Nos informa el Comisionado del In
terror que la piedra que Sc ha arri-
mado en- la carretera, entire San Juan
y Santurce, no puede ser utilizada pa
ra rellenar la carretera, debido-segIn
dice-a que esa piedra que Sc le COM
pro al senior Celestino Iriarte, no es
mas que barro, y que quizas Ia utili-
zara para hacer una acera, igual Ia
que Sc esta construyendo frente la
escuela Jose julian Acosta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04

Ell CABO ESCOBAR, AGREDIDO'
Aver a has 8 d. IN. y Ell la calle de
San <AgGstfnS PueFaa de- Iierta ;, el
sajeto Elias lGonzalez staD Ell lGuapo,
en- mementos cue era conducftlo3 a Ia
careel hldiiicipal, acdhfetfo y agrediQ
al cabo deIla lpolicia Rufino Escobar,
dldndole un golpe en- la cara, teniendo
iel cabo que hacer uso Sdep rotten para
'red1cir Ia obedimcia al GHupo.
Este fu6 deAunciadou por aeometi-
omiento y agresl6n. habi6ntlolo conde
nado ell juez municipal a ipagar $4,000
de n1ulta Y las costaSa
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sic l-zlE-zL
eAzo a su- eoNeNBINA. = EE.I y COMO y 6.

CAZOr A ST. G0N6UBIAA; COMO
mp e9 = NtjN PAJARO q ST -l''S
Por teItgrafo ! con feclIa de aver,
inforna el jefe de posfcfa de Guanica
que la una de la tarde de antier. en-
ell barrio Montalva. Francisco ouino
nes disparo TN tiro de escopeta con
ira SUI concubina AIonserrate Velaz-
quez, ocasionandole la muerte. FL
matador fue arrestado seguido,, v el
arma con que cometi6 el crimen, ocu-
pada. Sc espera mas information por
correo sobrc estos hechos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
MIsA DE REQUIEM

Manana Sc celebrara en- la parroz
qiia del Sagrado Coraz6n de Santuf
ce, una misa de Requiem por Ell eter-
no descanso de la que en- vida fue: eX-
celente y buena religiosa Scr Justa.
Urra.
Para este piadoso acto Sc invita- a:
todos los amigos de la extinta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04

q NN!0 IJLl -9VI y III ---711- n ~
+ Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce ~
Los episodissdi " 2.deIla, monumental
sserie, ide,4grandes aventupasl titulada:
,".AYentufasgd Tarsah''sDisDa e9 .ss
VI Teatro SBeliography9 (Gatano) Es-
itrenD de osiepisedias9 10y 2,dela gran
serie.5 5s'El Sendero.deI Terror'bg una
eomjea. stIsh p sietf isp ssiGgasd
otGins PuertonRico, (Santuree ~ Pri7
imera jornaaa de la monumental cinta
"Frabajos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
Ell DEBUT DE LOLITA TOLEDO
APLAZADO PARA. Ell. LJNES 10

Aver Sc dijo que debutaba en- el
Teatro America, la gentil artista Lo-
lita Toledo su ninero de vafieda-
des. La seiorita Toledo no Sc presen-
tara hasta el lmes 10 por tener COM
pr0misos anteriores due lie impiden
debutar antes en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
NO Sc PODRA TOCAR CLAXON
DESPUES DE LAS DIEZ

Ell Comisionado del Interior senor
Wilson, ha dado ordenes terminan-
ties la policia, para que no permita
que ningdn chauffeur haga uso del
claxon despues de las diez de la no-
che, y que solamente utilize la bocina
de aire que tenga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
Information del Sur

cipal de dieho pueblo, al que tuyimos
cl placer de saludar aver.
-El .nicqloia Angel Rodriguez sustra-
10 del jardfn cxistente ante la resi-
dcncia q. nuestro distinguido amigo
el I.eto. Para .C;lpo, calle Aurora es-
qulna Il Cancar,lia. dos matas de flo
res. Angel flla entregado a su padre,
pafa que 10 anloneste a fin de que res
pete III propiedasl ajena.
Santos Cruz ha sidO denrnciado an
te In jnxticia per la policfa. como au-
tor Responsible dc Ia aggression de que
fue Gbjeto en la calle Gran Via. de
,osta cl4dac. la Tecina Rita Torres,
cuani-p; ditha Cruz cen um garrote Ia
canso varies golEes los que hubie-
ron de prestaIla asistea.ia en- lii Sala
it socerresl 32i
Fara dejar, en- TERRA 224 toncla-
tlas de.tcarga que araia para csta pl;t-
za.,tantfer anclo eli nuestro puerto 'el
vappr Tiinamo. .,t4 ~
Alenlas, entraron para alijar nlpr-
eanaias el Lake Fleurian. con $40 to-
ntlatlassy el Ruth, c9n : 16aolg, II. Il.
El Ruth tomara aqul 5000 sac&s Sde
aZlicar.
En- Ia caile Ataaha. prolongaci0n
Norte, fallecio antier la sonora Eus-
Ataquia Martinez, madrc de nuestro
samigo don Juan Rodriguez, aver
.tarde Sc di6 sepultura a su cadaver.
L Descanse en- paz Ia fenecida nues-
stro p6same sus familiares.
Aver fueron scmetidos. por la po-
licfa, la Corte. Municipal, por AGO.
me.in4iiente J agrest6n, los yeciRosi Pa
blll9 X Ramon Iriizarry, l.qaienes antief
esltgyfpearont en n Ia GALE DEL cqto Jo-
tse eieA7frts3s.lgo5 - ot3e 3E - -.
ssfFa.t. .os si.3e ID CpTfespPnSdb
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s.H3s ~ ~ lffIIl99Il9 9
DANA ENFERMA ,

yyiKs 1T T7Tiiet s5anah
La distinguida senoralsde nuestro
amigo ell conocido comerciante de es-
ia plaza don Alfonso Fernandez, esta
obligada guardian CANA, atacada de
aguda dolencia.
Hacemos vctos por .el restableci-
miento de la. culta DANA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04

DIGEsls QUE. 4ARBIA. IIA1 IIECHO.

SIS La. sOEERIs MAS oBALA lls
% SO mos tfa infolmado no ofidialme3r
1e -tiSqa en- o1as subasta que Sc celeblG
hace aEgunosS dfas, para la constrnc-
ciGn 14acl egraniqedificio que leyantaran
esehbaes Eonzalez Padfn " CO., Inc.
fgenterfa laePlaza de. .Baldorioty, en-
tire las muehas solicitudes que fueron
ie4ivi#aas.sn lasiaferta mas Bajat es la
DIE tanyi6s eIctoneeiao eontraefsta. de
0Bfag0 dc estar eRldads saon Ramon Car
4Jagb sCtsdsss esuaassia 9ess
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04

ANO 1922: Ell MODELo DODGE
BROTHERS" de este ano esta batien-
do ell record entire todcs los autom6yi-
les de menos de dos mil pesos, por1
las grandes mejoras que ha traidO,i
ademas de su gran econOmia EeiSie-
dores: ANDREU, AGUHsAR Il co..
San Juan, p. r. AdytsI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
DODGE BROTHERS

Como CAIRO duro, ccononico Sc.
guro no hay NADIA en- este mercado CO.
mo el CARO- Dodge Brothers, por me-
nos de dos mil d6lares.
a.'7 p Andreu, Aguilat y CO.,
= '2nse San Juan, p RE- slh'Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
La SRA. DE Mr.. JOY

En- viaje de placer embarcara pasa-
do manana en- el vapor San Loren
zos, Ia distinguida esposa de nuestro
bucn amigo Mr.. Joy, manager de la
Porto Rico Gas Co:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
MAS JAULAS PARA LOS
CABALLOS

Diez jaulas mas seran fabricadas
por la Corporation del Hipodromo, las
cuales estaran terniinadas dentro de
dos semanas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
"A COMISION HIPICA Y LA DE
SERVICIO PUBLICO

Hoy han celebrado la session ordi-
maria de todos los martes, la Comision
Hipica Insular, y la Comision de Ser
vicio P1blico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
CONTINUA RECLUIDO EN- SU
RESIDENCIA

Ell senador j. J. Benitez, contmua
recluido en- su residencia de Santurce,
a consecuencia de la caida que sufrio
por una escalera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
$500 DE MULTA

Ell policfa Felix Torres Sosa ha 81
do castigado per el jefe Berreteaga a
pagars $3.50 ade pmultas por desobedien
cia de. 6rdenes. ..--.-..-....,.-. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
SOBRE LOS JUEGOS ATLETICoS
INTERESCOLARES
Telegrama recibido aver.
Ponce, abril 3, 1922.

Ponce, abrlI 8, IJzz.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Descualifcado San Juan en- la clase
B, correspondio la copa Ponce. Co.
rreo detalles.
Correspongal.
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ssuscrfbase a Ell IMpARcIAI.
! Es3' E.csTl, ACr'UII, ,pIS'

!. ynsj,oo, qol ID .i9ie5 nahaud
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turned from a few weeks stay in Eureka
Springs, Ark.
Dave Logan has gone TO Colorado, where
he viii motor through the state with II
college friend.
r. T. Blskely left Thursday evening Tor
Jaucsville. wis. where he was called by
the death of his father, e.. L. Biakeiy.
Mrs. G. Il. Mahew and daughters Lcrorc,
I've Marie and Charlotte Of Enid, are ,h'
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Levers.
Mrs. Minnie Kiliebrew has returned 10
her home In Nebo. H.. after a short visit
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Joe Hix.
Mrs. Kane Kirk OF Breckenridge. Texas,
is the house guest Of her mother. Mrs. l.
j. Barr.
Charles 7. O'Nciil has returned home
from three weeks stay in Albuquerque.
\. NJ. Mrs. O'Neill will remain longer
hr. and Mrs. T., Dexter Baker left the
first Of the week FOR Colorado. where they
win spend the remainder OF the summer.
Miss Roberta Graham returned sunday
from six weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs,
-. L. Allen to Dallas. Texas
Nh. and Mrs, w. q. Pine have returned
from months trip 10 tho east. whore
they stopped IN Washington and Chicago.
Mrs. George Brundidge has gone 20 ;H5r;
Scott, where she will spend several weeks
with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B, Settle have returned
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honor of Bob's official appointment
and to 1t came swarm OF beau
ties from out about the county.
And, naturally, Bob Just couldn't
help entertaining them
Among them was Anita" n
rather flarinG beauty, with piq-
uant face and rare ability as a
dancer. Now Anita Just couldn't
get along without lot of attention.
She Just loved to be pettcd, she
liked flowers and especially long,
langurous motor tours,
Bob was nothing Is not obliglng,
and Anita" got about everything
she wanted. Perhaps a little more.
Then Robertson up and resigned.
He departed forthwith.
About the same time McClinchy
noted the disappearance of a 49,
222 certified check from his safe.
The fugitive was arrested in Chi
cago and offered no objection TO
coming back.
But with the news Of Robertson's
arrest came more disappearanccs.
Anita" disappeared, and so did
Misc Cavnah, and
Well Handsome Bob" Just sits
in a cell In his former Jail and says;
81 tried to fly high, that's all. |
thought the world was my oyster,
but | know better now. / feel like
n dirty deuce"
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HOIDFNvIIIF.

Judge George C. crump spent wednes-
day in Wowoka.
Miss Jean Rushing OF Eufafauls, is tho
sues, of Miss Sue Washington.
Mrs l.. c. Lawson departed Thursday
for an extended visit In Louisville. Ky.
Mr. and Mrs Logan Campbell Of Br, e
Atty. Ralph Welch spent the past
week In Kansas in the interest of Buchner
OF company.
Mrs Bob williams and daughter Joyce
have returned from visit 10 Fort smith
and other points in Arkansas
Mrs, Perry Lee Howeth and baby have
returned home from claremore where they
have been the past three weeks
Miss Ruby Bryant, popular cashier at
the Adams Quality store, has returned
frcm her two weeks vacation which she
spent In Arkansas with her mother.
Miss Nora Robinson of Tulsa arrived
IN Holdenville the latter part of the week
TO spend the vacation time with her par
snts Mr. and Mrs. L. Robinson.
Mrs, Gladys Wydener and daughter al
Zee and Marguerite, have returned TO their
home In Hollywood after a six weeks Wis
It with Mrs. wydener's parents, Mr., and
Nj. r. r.. stout OF rawhuska arrived
Thursday for an indefinite visit with the
Yandell Lanes Mrs. stout. who is a sis.
Ter Of Mrs. Lane. Is very accomplished
Mollnist, having been student under Pro-
ieaor Schrelner of Tulsa. -,
Vim. G. Condrun. the well-known oil
man OF Muskogee. with his wife, has
~ Burns Mr.. Condrun holds valuable
leases in Hughes and Seminole counties,
and looks for some big doings In this
field In the near future.
The Misses Corrine Moore, Eunics Nc
New. Kathleen Smith and vivian Reed
who were the house guests OF the r. NJ.
washlngtons the past week. have returned
to their homes In Ada. with swimming
parties, breakfasts, dinners luncheons, re-
cepuOns and slumber parties, every hour
Of these charming young ladies' visit WAS
occupied, and they left host OF friends
II behind
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Edison Kipp OF Kansas city is the guest
Of his brother, l.. F. Kipp. 11s summit,
Roland Hudson who has spent the past
week In Tlshomingo. nas returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Fitch, s62 Gibson
has as her guests, Mr.. and Mrs James
Kelly and SON Eugene. of joplin:
has been the guest OF Miss Louise Rosser
1911 Boston, returned home Tuesday;
Mrs A. r. Gregory and daughter, Betty,
a Mrs Fred strong. 5sb North sixth.
Mrs. NJ r. Chadwell of Quincy, H.. 70
the guest of her son. Mr.. Earl Chadwel
and Mrs. Chadwell. $40 North X: I,
drsn I2s East side boulevard, have mo-
tored to points in Iowa to visit relftives,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Martin of ftigler
have moved, to Muskogee. locating at s22
Mas blanche o'Den, Al North r. re-
turned Wednesday from Fayetteville, Ark.
where she has spent the past three weeks
Is the house guest OF Mrs. Robert Wan
stek, 1910 West Broadway, go
Or. and Mrs 4. Il. Cast OF sprinshill
Kan. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Stem. aios West okmuigee.
J. Berry King returned from Oklahoma
CITY Tuesday morning to spend the day
at home.
Mrs. George Grubb and Mrs, Dan Ma
honey have returned from Sycamore Inn,
"here they spent the Weekend.
Miss Elsie Mann, 2bs North sixth, mas
tah
Miss Lorine Binkley Of ClarkHville.
Tenn, Is the guest of Miss Betty Potts,
@l Dayton.
:, Mrs. John LaHay OF Cisco, Texas is
ue ine guest OF Mrs. Joseph LaHay, 2ioi
Oklahoma
Edwin Durfey. 62s Market has returned
weeks
NJ; and Mrs. Grant Foreman, Fifteenth
shd West okmulgee. arrived in New York
WY Kh the United States Roosevelt
~ w and Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald, 503 North
tNel0h, and Ross BronRuRh are spendlng
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MOUNDS,

MOUNDS,
a.. a Ranks accompanied by Thomas
n,yis motored TO sapulpa Monday.
DIVES Oma North visited friends la Beggs
81 Gkmulgee last Tuesday.
"Nr and Mrs John Mahoney OF walters
osis spent a week Visiting in Mounds.
OMsssrs. Duggan and Hurd OF gainesville.
10 spent a week in Mounds.
M. sud Mrs, Frank II. Tyler spent the
a, Funk OF Tulsa.
>, Fbs home Of Mr.. and Mrs Vernon
0fWVIr,," Harry Walker and daughter Irma
.,s spending a few weeks at Eureka
sPWylnssa apd / Mrs Robert Smith and family
49, wed from the MinnehomA lease to
,bcir residence in Mounds.
The Mounds bakery has changed hands
~ padmer OF ollton buying the bakery
frqm frE1, ~ N'' pSnn Of the wilcox company
~ Bristow was a Mounds visitor satur-
aay and Mrs Lonnle Brown and daush.
tor Clarice. have returned from Rochester.
MINI - p,, r a.,
nile. ot Brstow. were Mounds visitors
ouNp'' MI and Mrs. q. r. Cotscy have moved
s,o a leare near Bixby, where Mr.. Coffey
MI john Maxwell. sr.. has returned
home from sapulpa, where she has been
visiting with relatives fer two weeks.
have been visiting In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. NJ. Raymond.
Miss Eva Perry returned Sunday from
Kiefer after having spent the week with
h,t sister. Mrs. Levi Haywood.
h. and Mrs. Parkins OF Okmulgee are
viking In the home of their parents
MI and Mrs r. L. Ryle.
Vorhs Lynn has returned from the
sand springs hospital having recently
recovered from an operation for ap-
M and Mrs. John Mahoney OF walt
ers okla visited in Mounds last week
selling their property here to Arthur Nc
Matt
DR. Merrel and family Of Merose NJ
NJ, and Miss Blanche Merrill OF SPRING
field Mo. are guests in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Isonnle Brown.
J. W. Evans left Wednesday for the
officers training camp at Fort Sill,
where he will spend the month of
August
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Yates and family
Of Cleveland. Okla. visited in the homo
Of Mrs walter Reynolds the first OF the
week
Leonard waEgoner returned home tho
first Of the week from Perry. Okla whore
he has spent several weeks this summer
visiting with his grand parents.
Mrs L. c. Hll accompanied by Mrs.
Mamie Armstrong left Wednesday eve
ming for Colorado where they will Join
Mr,. T. VI. Rucker and Mrs. Leslie Bill
brA where they will spend the remainder
Of 'the summer together.
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popular young doctors ana Mrs. Howell
has many friends. won by her charming
personality.
Mrs, Haian Read entertained the mem.
bers OF the Tuesday Evening Bible cisM
of the eMthodist Episcopal church. Satur-
day evening, oomplnuentinR Mrs. Richard
Buzaa and Mrs, j. Russell. recent brides
Tho brides were showered with lovely gifts
for their homes The feature Of the eve
ninR'H entertainment was a hat contest,
each girl present making a hat of creps
paper.
AZ courtesy to Miss Elizabeth voEs,
NJ shawnee. house sueat Of Miss Eliza beth
Price, an Informal picnic was had Thurs
dav afternoon. In tho party were Miss
Audrey Morton. Miss Wilms Duvnll, Miss
Margaret Kendtlck. Miss Mildred Klnsey.
Miss Jewel Tilton. Niss Elizabeth Price,
Winslow ward. raul walter. Richard Nel-
son, I'D Murphy, Jimmy Hepburn. Harold
ShHner and Harold nuctlca. Mr.. and Mrs.
gt1ntpv Voutt chnuafunpd tho marty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

Texas, was the honor guest Of bridge
luncheon saturday when Mrs. Homer Gay
entertained. Luncheon was served At !
O'clock The afternoon was spent A.
bridge.
Miss Mary Cunningham. Miss nrHsic
Wallace Miss Fanny Wclch. Miss Esther
tleints Miss Fanny usker Miss Uetty
Kennedy ana Miss Rosalind petriclt lot,
wednesday evening Tor Estes Park colo.
Tor the Y. " G.. A. rRWp.
Miss Mabel Turman entertained at eight
tablcs " bridge Tuesday afternoon, com
pitmcnung her gurst Miss Lsutn Lee
Waring ~ Comanche. Texas Mrs g. y.
critics won high score and Miss Pauline
Garner low score, Miss WAITING was pre-
scented with lovely favor
Mrs. =. D. Baker and Mira j. T. Pan.
coast we're hoHtcHses AZ the country club
ladies day bridge luncheon Monday In
the after game Mrs ~ nruck smith won
hlEh score ana Mrs q n nrelrr. rnnan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

lation favor, Mrs n, r nummei ~ Kansas
city was tho only out of-town guest
MIR. and Mrs Bcrtram Hyerlcy lott Fri.
day by motor Tor Enid, where they will
join their son Robert who Ia visiting his
grandparents Mt and Mrs. E, NJ. Hyerlcy
Mr. ana Mrs. Berttam tiycriey viii prob
ably mako their home In the northwestern
pnrt Of tho state.
Mir and Mrs r. y. GreRo~y entertained
with r. dancing party for their daughter
Maurice FRIDAY evening. The special oc
casion NJ the party was tho birthday OF
Miss Maurice. The lawn was furnished
with ruAtic seats and lighted with myrlada
" Japanese lanterns. The Brundldge
orchestra furnished the music Tor dancing
Announcement Is made Of tho marriage
~ Miss Grucvtevc Grftith. daughter "
Mir. and Mrs y. VI. Griffith, 20 Dr. Frank
Howell which was spiemniEed at Tulsa
ThurHday Afternoon, Doctor and Mrs
Howell will make their home In DkmuiE"t
ip pOrtor Howell Is one Of tho cttv's Ynoat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

Los ANGELES. Cal--The man
who eats in his own restaurant has
nothing ON Undcr-sheriff Bob
Robertson, who's locked in his own
Jail
Handsome Bob" as he was nick
named, was the most dashing and
debonair officer i'm Ventura county
for a while. Now he occupies the
cell quarters OF the ordinary thief.
OF course, being "dashing and
debonair" there was a woman In
the case---in fact two of them.
That's why Robertson is no longer
the chief competition of the matt
nee idols among the more or less
fair sex of Ventura county.
Robertson came west two years
ago. He obtained a position with
the Automobile club Of southern
California. He dressed, always, re-
gardless of expense, but with re-
gard for taste. There was some
thing romantic about him.
His popularity caused him TO he
named under-sheriif by Sheriff VIII
liam McClinchy.
Now Handsome Bob" had met
Helen Cavnah, one OF the best
known figures in the younger set
here. and gossip had 1t that they
were preparing for the great ad-
venture.
But
A great /civic fctc was given IN