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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
LenkQ va|dzioje Ki|o BGtvark6
PRANESA, PlSUDSkI NORI REz|GNUOT|

LONDONAS, liepoS Is. -
Is Nar>avos pareina ziniQ, kao
lenku vaIdzioje kiluSios nepa-
prastoS Suirut1s, taip kad yra
pavojuS viSai Lenkijos stlpry-
bel. jei kokiQ il Siandie turl.
Kilo kova lenkQ nacIonallS-
tu partijos su provlzlona!lu
prezidcntu PilSudskiu, sociali-
stu.
Nescnai Pilsudskiui reika-
lauiant atsistatydinO premle-
70 PonikOwskio kabinetas. Pill
sudSki premierus paSauke sa-
vo Salininkq Sliwinskl. Sis
suorganizavO kablnetq. Ie-
claus seimas nesutiko Su maui
,iu kabinetu. ISreiSkd nepasl-
tikajimq. Seimo daugumal
buvo gala Ponikowskio kabl-
netO.
Kuomet tomis dienomis nau
jas Sliwinskio kabinetas atSl-
statydino, Pilsudski sutlko'
kad seimas iSrinktQ naujQ pre-
miera.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
NEzUVO NEI ,VIENAS
LAKUNAS.

WASHINGTON, liep. 18.:
Pastos departamentas paskel-
be, kad pereitais metals We
ziojant oru pasta nezuvo nei
vienas lakunas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
TRYs zMoNEs zUVo.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, liep,
Is. - Lakunas Robinson su
dviem zmon6m zuvo, kuomet
aukStai ore skrindant uzsiliep-
snojo l6ktuvas ir krito ant ze-
mes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18

Savo keliu, taika su strei-
kuojanciais gelezinkeliecials
dar nepramatoma. Yra ziniu,
kad prie streiko nori prisl-
d6ti dar daugiau darbininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
-P1NIGU KuRsAs.

svetimp salip pinigq verta,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol
liepos II d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.5o
Prancijos 100 frankly 9.12
Italijos LOO liru 5.24
Lietuvos 100 auksiniq .221a
Vohetijos 100 markiu .221a
Lenhl 100 marldq .02
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18

Tomis dienomis seimas ma
ia balsu dauguma iSrinko kor-
fanty, kurs vadovavo lenkQ
sukilimams AukStojoj Silezl-
joj.
Korfanty yra Pilsudskio
.gyvas prieSas. Taigi, Pilsud-
ski Siandie nesutinka su tue
iSrinkimu. Ir jis Saukia, kad
jei Korfanty bus premeru,
.iis rezignuoja is uzimamos
vietos.
Apie tai Pilsudski prane:%
Seimui.
Tuotarpu Korfanty apsiem6
organizuoti ministeriQ kablne-
to.
Sunku pasakyti, kokios bus
tos kovos pasekm6s. Teciaus
Pilsudski turf daugybe savo
Salininkp. Pasitraukdamas IS
uzimamos vietos vargiai Jis
paliks sveika Siandienine Len
kija.
Prancuzai susidomave taja
lenkQ kova.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
5 zUvo sU LEKTUvU.

PARYzIUs, liepos 18.
Strausbourg g-Paryziaus oro Ii
jos lektuvas krito zemen arti
Suverne. Lakunas If keturi
keliauninkai zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18


sVILNIUS. Nuo birzelio 13
d., streikuoja mieste vezikai,
kurie reikalauja so nuos. prize
do prize algos taipat jan apie
savait6 streikuoja darbininEai
audimo dirbtuvese.
"Vidurine Lietuva" -likvi-
duojama.
-Lenkp delegates lsako is
braukti storasto iSduodamose
legitimacijose If liudymuose
'zodzius. "Vidurines Lietuvos
pilieeiai."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
Zinios is LietuVos

stems grizti tuoj ! namus.
Gird6t buvo kalbama, kad
diena buvo suarestave keleta
girtq, vakare gi ju sebrai rel
kalavo paliuosuoti suimtuo-
sius, bet susilauke atsakymc,
kad ir jie busia ! Nemuna su-
grusti, pradejo saudyt i prize
Sus, kurie maiSis tarp publ
kos.
Labai gala, kad musQ gegu-
zynes, ekskursijos pradeda
virsti chuliganq sueigomis, o
Wis per girtybe ir tvarkos ne
daboiima. Tiesa pasakius,
TAI dukin6jimas naktimis po
pakrumius visai nepritinka
padoriems, kulturingiems Emo
mems, todel geriausiai butp
naktimis sueigu, kad ir go
niniQ" visai nekelus. Gi lie
tuvip organizations darant
geguzynes, ekskursijas, reike-
tq labiaus apsiziureti ir neisi-
leisti savo tarpan skandalnin-
kq ir girtuokliu, kad jie meter
Stu lietuviu vardo ir nedarytn
NUNS vieSai sarmatos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
OR A S

CHICAGO. siandie gra-
zus oras; vesiau. Saule te-
ka 5:29, leidziasi 8::23,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
MONARCHISTAI PAsALI-
MANI Is voKIEcIU
ARMIJOS.
Svetimsaliai apsunkinami mo-
kestimis.

hlIlClI u ANAAtD' iiN lJO'7 Lo'
Pagaliau vokieciQ vyriausybe
pradejo valyti savo regulere
armijq (reichswher) nuo mo-
narchistQ, kurie nuo karo pa
baigos armijoje dominavo.
KeliQ pulkQ karininkai, ku-
RE prisidejo prie filmos "Fre-
dericus Rex" pagaminimo, pa
liuosuoti is tarnybos, kaipo
iperzenge prisiega respublikal'
Toji krutamqjq paveikslll
filma per keleta m6nesiQ buvo
rodoma visose Vokietijos da-
lyse. Tai gyva monarchlstQ
propaganda. Kai-kur sukur-
styti socialistQ darbininkai del
to k6le riauses.
Ir tik Siandie vokieclQ Wy
riausybe sugalvojo karininkus
bausti.
Kova pries mokestis.
Versailleso taikos sutartlml
uzdraudziama 'vokieciams sve-
timu saliu pilieciams spaustl
didesn6mis mokestimis kaip
vokieciai moka. -'.
Neziurint to, vyriausybe J.
ved6 speciales svetimsallams
mokcstis. Tam tikslui islels-
tas istatymas, kuriame pasa-
kyta, kad visi svetimsaliai mo-
ka penkis kartus aukStesnes
mokestis kaip patys vokleclal.
Sakysime, jei Siandie amerl-
konas vieSbuty uz kambarl pa
role moka 1,200 marklq (pa-
Gal Siandicninio kurso $2.I6),
tai prie to turf prid6ti dar 500
markiu mokesciu, kad tuotar-
MI vokietis mokesciu moka vos
180 markiQ. -,r.
Svetimsaliai protestuoja.
Amerikonai, anglai, prancu-
zai ir italai verteivial Berly-
ne sujungtomis spekomIs pro-
testuoia prizes toki paredymra'
Misijq nariai ir correspondent
tai apeliuoja i savo ambasa-
dorius. Pazymi, kad taip elg-
damosi Vokietija perzengla
Versailleso sutartl.
aKdangi Amerika neratlfl-
kavo versailleso taikos sutar-
ties, tad amerikonai tame Aau-
SINE neturi balso formalial
reiksti savo protesta.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

aitf Gin eigcnortigcs SubiIGum
rn~eitet iid Oic &cgiertna Dor; ouf
cil SubiIdum, Oos i'm nddIten $40.
nat untcr urolteu Gicienbdumen,
5piidcn m1dtigen' 6eIien uno
GGopfnngcn, pie Die Iotur lie mir.
gerOfpo muuocrborer lino Dcrrlider
bcrporgcbradt bat, beganecn tuerocn
ipirS, ~ ailf Oos Uol0ene Subild.
TIM OeS gcaowitone Nationolporfs.
Boz fiinf5ig Sobren wuroe bon
Den bc>cn Sduiern oes GongrcIies
Sic GorIo9. angcnommen unO oar9
BrGliOcnt @icnt unter5eidnet, Die
oaS MunOerlano, oos crit oomdls
in ieiner gau3en Bradt uno @roBe
erfannt porOen mar, gum @otionol.
part nno &olfseigentum madte.
Jiinf5ig Sabre lang lit Der Borf BON
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30
0oldenes 1ubilaum.
Yellowstone 3Iurk Htrht f~iinfziD Jabrt aa nnlkHrtprntmn ru1rr
&anrrnnpasIutE. = Humber ARr 6rhipfung.

@unOerpouite nor, mas Oie yIatur
Geidaileu.
Sic WntnripnnOer.
Mton mag bon all ben SerrIid.
feiten i'm geaopltone Yarf leien,
man mag li6 Sauitrationen anicben,
begreifeu unO empfinoen ober fnnn
man Iie nidt, cine iie in ytatur 9e.
Iebcn ou ba6sn. Cine iolde 6or.
tenprad,t unc Gdonbeit. nie iie in
@lrfIiGfeit rcrGtitIden fam man
nidlt oiiS &olie: Deer oitf Die 2ein.
fronr saiibcrn. Ilein Die @aiier.
iuunocr ces Torisl Sic @epier, orei.
toilienO al Ger 3ohl, sic lire maj.
Ieroampf1bnliden Sduleu in Die
Sobe idieBen; Die prodtoouen,
IdneemeiBen @oIierfdIe, sic aus Ell
ner cnormrn S0be berunterbrollIen
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

Der Ne9ieruug in Ser @eiie erbal-
ten moroen, uie Die geatrr i'm ibr
itGuqab, ober 9unoerttaulenoe utlO
Millicnen bon Sabren bat es ge-
0ouert, Bis iid) alle Die IeItenen Sea-
tltrerideinungen uno @unoer, Die
0a nereinigt iirO, biloen fonntcn.
@rididtc Oes 8arfs.
@s bat LANCE geoauert, ebe Die
ies @unoerlanO, oas in ben Staaten
8pcming, Montona uno Soabo ci1
@ebiet bon $500 Quaoratmcilen
oeft, befannt muroe. Se6S Deal
irnerbalb con SO Sabren m1tbte Der
8arf ncntOcdt" uno ourd)foridt
peroen, che cine miB.rauiidc 8clt
iiberDoltpt glotbte, oaB Die @epier
unS beiBen Queaer, Die periteiner-
zen 8Glocr uno &ieIenbGrme. Die
@arpons, Gelien uno 8aiierfdae,
sic tcilIpeiie bober iino olS Die be-
r%iiblnten Niagara . Sale, eriitiertell
mo che sic 8unoesregierung ooS
@abi,t lllrer ibren Sdus itelte.
Gin Slapper, Sobn Goltcr bon
ct. 2oltis, mar cs, Der i'm Sabre
1907 gnu: erIten Mole nnd) Der
Spite Der 8elt~ fam. wic Die
Snoioncr oieic @egenO nannten.
Softer, oeiien Nounen man bette
oft i'm gelloipitone Borf begegnen
miro, mar nit Ser 2enis- Glorf.@r-
petition ausJe3ogen. bate li1 Damn
bon bieier ge.rrrnt uno ii6 allein
in 0ie gebeimnispoIIe 8ilcniS &c.
magt. or entoedte oomalS ale ie-
men Naturerideimngen, Die bcute
ais sic groBten 8~eltpunoer gelten,
ltno maudcn &arlpf bate er babel
nit ben nSdwnr3fnb" : SnOiancrn
3u bcIteben. 9(ls er nod abe..Ieuer-
liden @rlcbnilien flint Sabre ipdter
na9 icincr &cimatltaOt ct. 2ouis
5uriidfcbrte uno BON auem, mas er
geibort, er6Gblte, ga lad)te man i'm
altS; man glalOte nid)t an 8unoer
uno narntt oos @cbict ipottiiG
Golfers Sole.
Nnd Die 3meite @ntoefung, oie
I'M .ssbre 1880 Oltrd) SEP Groppcr
SallleS grioger scriadJt murOc, 8ei.
:igte fem b%ciicreS &eldltat. Als
CT rod ieiner &iidfcbr bon ieinen
Grlehniiien er5dbltc nno Golfers
angaben beitatigte, ga bieb es, roie
acn5c SaAe ici nidts Deiter ais
eiiie Bon Sim @ri0gerS eilten alton
SsSnahit)mirrcn".
Grit i'm Sabre 1865, ais GoIo-
iltd)er Gum oritten Male in oie
geIlopitone @egeno farncn, muroe
ole Nufmerfian. felt Der miiicnid)aft-
lifen @elt errr9t. SIN Sabre
1866 piirOe bon Wontana aus eli
ne Expedition miSgcriiItct, ilno i'm
Sabre 1871 entidloB iiN Die Sic.
gicrrno, tedniihc uno geologiihe
Stnoien onouitcaen. 0ieie fiibrten
I'M sSG.,it 1872 an ser icditen, amt.
lidben Expedition, 6urd Sic Die Be-
poltcrltHg oes 2anOes nccb SO Sab.
rcr ocS 9neif.lns uno @ibtrouenS
enelidl Teton ii6trSerst tuitroc, oaB
Sellers S'rllc" in @,.fIi1fei oas
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

uno in alien &cgenbogenfarben
id)immern: ole beiBen uno falten
9ueaen, Sie StrJnle ms Die berr.
Iidan Gcen!
Gie pulfoniide Observation-Disclosures
belt oes 8arfS lit fir Die ieltinmen
Natlirtpltnoer beront!portlih. glm
@metbpit-9erge fam man 3. 9. bout
lid) 10 8Glocr erfenner. einen iiber
Dem anoerer, 6ie i'm 8crla1fe bon
Sauien0en bon Sahren 6t beridieoe-
men 3eiten matchmaker bon 2aba.
maiien ii6eri6iittet mur0en uno all.
m0blid) pcrlteinerter.
Cine eigentiimlide @ri6einung
fins oie Jog. nYaint 8otS", Die
5arbcntopfe. Man ftcIe iid frater.
abnlidc Geide Dor, Die nit beiBen
Oiffliiiiigen @ppsmaiien gefiilt
iino. Gieie Maiien baben in Den
periAicocncn Gei6en neridieoene
6ar5cll, ME peiB, rot, roia, bloli.
braun, gels, grim uno lila, bonn
id)0niten, reinitcn Son. Son 3eit
ali 3eit gerGt ole Moiie ms 9oden,
metei iie lih in Ser @fitte oes
DGopfcs" offnet uno 10 Den @nblid
ctaer groBen far6enprddtigen 2ilie
nit ticferE Sel6 gepdbrt.
Seen nno Slnmen.
Ser 8arf bat nibt meniger ais
SO groBere Seen, 1856 Gtr0me uno
6liiilc itn0 ebcn 70 uiele 8aiierfdue,
nio Oa5wiiden licgcll Die berrlid)en
bemalOeten S09en, bic Canyons
unO @epier uno Die longen, part
dbnliden, tcilpciie beforiteten &aicn-
itreder, ole Dem 8arf eigentli6 iei.
mel: Ncnen gaben. Ser gr0Bte
Gee lift Der Ycaopftone-S Sec, Der
!741 Sub bod lieet uno 139 Qua
hratmeilen oedt.
$50 Der Yarf nidt bepaloet lit,
Ga gcoeiben Die i6oniten wiloen
Sinmen aaer nur eroenfliden @r-
ten unb Garben. Cine pradtpoaere
@lllmcliummlung fam Der Notur-
frcrno iid nid)t uoritelen.
Gisentnm bes @Dlfes.
Mon ioa ME pergeiien, oaB Der
geuoWitone Iarf, gerabe 10 pie Die
Ibrlgcn Nationalparfe, Dem 8olfe
geb0rt. Dem Armen tpie Dem 9tei-
den. Sic meiiten piiien gar nidt,
tuie biai9 Tie bier leben fonnen,
0aB iie Die i6onltcn Gumppldbe TO.
itcnloS our 8crfiigung geitelt err
balten, Dab iie Gampaiisriiitungen
biaig faufen ooer mieten fonnen,
mo nirgenono nit Buiien iiber-
porteilt meroen, oelin ale Breiie,
ielbit Die fir Die uni6einbaritcn
linO bon Der Hegierung felt
eelcst, uno oic &egicrrng ioret Oa-
fir, oaB iie ci~ngcbalten meroen. SIM
Barf iclbit lcbt man alio geraoe 10
nic oabeim, picleidt nod
biaiger, oenn man fam ii6 Die f0it.
lihlten Slide gum Mable fangen.
@er einmal sic @unoer oes gel.
lrpitcnc Narts seid)cut fat, miro
lic III icinem 9ebcn nidt wieoer
ocraeIien.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28
HAVE Ne "
. PLAYS FOR GAME
THIS AF TERNOON
Captain Popejoy May Go
Into Contest Against the
Texas Miners: Team in
Good Shape for Clash.

Captain John Popejoy Of tho
Lobos appeared on the gridiron in
uniform yesterday afternoon for
the first time since he sprained his
knee a month ago, and put in the
practice period in helping Coach
johnson coach the linemen IN
blocking and tackling. Popejoy
has his knee in a brace, and may
play in today's game, should he
he badly needed although the sit
uation will have to be desperate
before Coach Johnson will run the
risk of running Popejoy in and
having him knocked out for the
rest of the season.
Yesterday afternoon was a busy
one on Varsity field, with Pope
JOY putting the linemen through
the most strenuous blocking and
tackline practice they have UNDER
gone for some time, and with
Coach johnson drilling the back
field, men and ends in receiving
passes and getting down under
punts. Skull practice lasted al
most two hours, and plays to be
used in today's game we're gone
through in detail. Some special
plays have been worked up espec-
tally for the benefit of the Miners.
The Miners, II strong, with
Coach Vowel, are expected this
morning, aud will work out on
Varsity field in the forenoon.
The Texas Miners are expected
to give the varsity the hardest
game in the history Of the contests
between the two schools, on the
University field this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28
BABE AND BOB
UNABLE To De
HERE TUESDAY
Ruth and MeuseI Get Orders
From Higher Ups to Can
eel Their Appearance in
Western Cities.

Gloom encompassed Dan Pa
dilla last night when he received
a message informing him that Babe
Ruth and Bob Meusel. premier
baseball artists. will be unable to
fill their engagement in Albuquer-
Que next Tuesday. The message
stated that an edict from high
baseball officials" had compelled
them to cat short their western
tour. The appearance of the two
stars here had been widely adver-
tised, and Padilla had begun the
erection of additional hleachers to
take care of a record crowd AS a
result of the cancellation, fully
$1,000. will remain in the city to
be expended for heavy underwear
new hats and smoking tobacco
But the fans would have preferred
to shiver a few days longer rather
than miss seeing Ruth and Meusel
in action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28

CASTILLO.-Funerai services Of
Candelaria r. Castillo who died at
Alameda recently, were held yes
terday morning at o'clock from
the family residence to the Ala
media church where services were
held. Burial was made at San
Carlos cemetery. Garcia and Sons
we're in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28
LOCAL ITEMS

Harry l.. Patton, former attor-
ney genera, vas here yesterday
from his home in Clovis. Mr.. Pat
ton said the Curry county people
had done well this year in spite OF
the drought. I'VE are unanimous
~ democratics, as usual" he said
Gene Watson, the lightweighl
boxer who was arrested on Thurs
day night charged with vagrancy
was given a ten days sentence yes
terday morning by Police Judge
George Roddy.
A. u. Bruce and r. Il. Maddox
Of the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance company have returned from
a three weeks trip around the
southern pare or the state.
DR.. David Ross Boyd, former
president OF the university. was in
the city yesterday on his way from
his present home at Glendale,
Calf, to Norman, Okla.
DR.. Arno Klein left last night for
a ten days visit at his former home
at Mt. Vernon, Ind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28

EDWARDS. - George L. Ed.
wards, SO years old, died at his
rooms on East Central avenue at
o'clock yesterday morning. The
body was taken to G. 7, French's
pdrlors, pending instructions from
his relatives. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28
NOTICE.

F. Nicolaci, formerly employed
by w. r. Switzer has opened a bar
her shop of his own at ITO West
Gold avenue, and invites his
numerous friends and customers to
visit him in his new location
Adv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28
YES: / AM ON THE JOB NOW

YES; AM On THE JOB NOW.
There's a place round on South
Second;
The number is two one eight,
Where Ill do your footwear
mending
If you don't come in too late.
I'll take out all the wrinkles
And trim them up real fine,
Put on soles OF real leather,
Rubber heels in jig time.
Please don't forget the number
Whether in or out Of town,
For we fix Fem, while you're
''waitin,'"
Or at home q. 'sleepin'" sound.
An OVER STOCK of mems rubber
heels put on for CSC while they
last.
Under new management
THE RIGHT-WAY SHOE SHOP
Phone 1877. 218 South Second st.
A. r. Atwell, manager.
The Ex-Soldier, A. L. Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28
Exclusive Styles in Fall Shoes

There is a certain luxury about our new
Fall Shoes that you will fully appreciate
as soon as you place your feet inside Of
them.
Our shoes express certain style and
exclusiveness in the conservative as we'll
as in the extreme models.
Our showing Of Fall Shoes is we'll
worth the consideration of any man or
woman who cares about the looks of his
or her shoes.
Fall Shoes for men from. 49,. $3.50 up
Fall shoes for women from. $3.50 up
Fall shoes for boys from. $500 up
Fall shoes for girls from. .... $2.85 up
Fall shoes for children from. $500 up
Fall shoes for babies from. i. 75c up
Please remember that the established
rule Of this House Of Good Shoes is this:
"The Best Shoes at Any Stated Price"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28

Factory wood, full truck load,
five dollars. Hahn Coal company.
Phone 9i.--Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MOORE.--Ralph Moore died
here last night His home was in
Tulsa, Okla. The body is at Strong
Brothers mortuary. Funeral ar
rangements will be made later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28

Dr. D. r. Murray, Osteopathic and
Violet-ray treatments. Phone TAI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28

CHARLES. - The remains Of
Patrick J. Charles. who died here
on October 8, will be shipped Sum
day morning TO his former home
in Emmett, Kans. Strong Brothers
are in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28

Beautiful ferris. Ives Green
houses. Phone 132.--Afv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-28

DIR. ROBERT u. BREW1NGTON
OSTEOPATH
Lung and Stomach SpcciaIist
Office 500 T.. Central. Phone 5t5-J
The Adair County news., 1922-12-12

for a Louisville concern, was here last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 4 Judd, and little
daughter, Julia, of Mangrum, La, ar
rived last Wednesday, to spend a few
days with home people His sister,
Miss Lille Judd, who teaches at James,
towR, came down to be with them.
Mr.. S. o Smith and wife, Burkes-
vile. were in this place a few da s
ago
Mr. Tim II. Russell, Louisville was
recently calling upon our merchants
Mr.. A B. Thomas, Louisville, was
seen upOH our streets recently.
Mr. R H Humphreys, Bardstowp.
was at the Jeffries Hotel last Thnrs'
day. g.
Mr BecKham Murrell, who is EN-,
pIoyed in Chicago Illinois, is visiting
his home people -...
! DR.. and Mrs Il. W Depp spent last
Friday afternoon in Campbellsvtlle
Mr.. Henry DUhoney, salesman fol
T. A. Furkln. WHO was sick SeVera
days of last week, is back on the job
Mrs Daisy Hamlett, the owner o
this Office left last Friday, with ne
little daughter, Margaret TO visl
Louisville and E izabethtoWn
Mr. Frank Collins and his sister
Miss Annie, have arrived from Bo
gard, Mo, 20 spend the winter
Miss Frances Strange, who spen
the week end with Miss Miidrei TaY
lor, Lebanon, returned home Monday
The Adair County news., 1922-12-12

Mrs. Lucien Brockman is still
on the sick list.
Miss Pearl Blair, who has been
in Louisville for the past two
months, has undergone an exam
ination for deafness by two ear
specialists. and they pronounced
her case incurable and said it
was caused by infantile paraly-
ais. Her parents and friends are
very sorry that she could not be
cured or benefited.
Mr.. G. L. Blair, who has been
suffering with an optical nerve.
is some better,
Mrs. N. j. Hayes was on the
sick list a few days last week,
but is better at this time.
Mr.. U. M. Orders sale was
put off until Saturday, Dec. Is.
on account Of rain.
The Adair County news., 1922-12-12

Mr.. G. R. Davis, Marrowbone, ard
Mr.. W. s. Hume, Burkesvttle, were
here few days since. H.,
Miss Alta Barbee recently returned
from visit, to her brother in Louis
VILE.
Mr Leslie Graves, CampbeIsVilIe.
travelling salesman, was over to see
his friends few days ago
Mrs. A Diddle, OF Adairville
who visited her brother, Mr.. E II.
Hughes, Mrs. Ann Lizzie -Msiker and
other relatives last week, returned to
her home last week.
Mrs Gordon Montgomery, who
spent several days with her daughter
in Greensburg, returned home last
Wednesday afternoon @s -a.'. -
MIR Mont Page, Mrs Madeline
Beard and Miss Emma Page, of Cane
Val ey, were week end guests of Mr..
and MIS- T A. FuTkiD.
Mrs w. L. Taylor and her son,
Walter, of Waco, Texas, have arrived
at the home of Mrs, Taylor's father,
Mr. Matthew Taylor.
Mr.. W. G. Yates arrived from Pet
ersburg, Boone county last Monday
week, and on Friday he left on his re-
turn, accompanied by mis- brother
Ernest, who has been in poor HEATH
for several months. .-
MIR " T Lloyd, Cincinnati, was a.
the Jeffries Hotel few days ago
Mr.. Alva Norris, Cincinnati, VAS ii
Columbia a few days ago.
Mr. S A. Noe. Lebanon, made Co
lumbia business visit recently'
Mr.. Robt Miller, Louisville. wa
Registered at the fries Hotel fe,
days ago
Mr. f c, Button, Frankforr. was a
Columbia few days since
Mr. E W. Clemens, Lexington wa
here few days since.
Mr. 10 Hurt and Mis- Mary Smith
2 Campbeilsville, diued at the Jeffrie
Hotel few days ago.
Mr. Hersehel Dunbar, who traye
The Adair County news., 1922-12-12

o. b. Shively, Pltf/
R, L Goode and Ola Goode.
Deft.
By virture Of a Judgment and Order
Of Sale of Adair Circuit Court, render
ed at the November Term, thereof,
1922, in the above cause, sum of Two
hundred dollars with interest at the
rate of per cent, per annum from
the End day Of October, 1920, until
paid, and S62. 40 costs herein, 1 shall
proceed to offer for sale at the Court
house door in Columbia, KY, to the
highest bidder, at P1blic Auction, on
Monday, the'lst day of January, 1923,
at One O'Clock, p. M, or thereabout
(being County Court), upon a credit
Of six months, the following described
property, to wit: A certain tract of
land lying in Adair countyIKy, and
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a White Walnut and
three buckeyes, r. E. Goodies corner
on the north side of Green river near
the MOUTH of the fishing hole hollow,
thence up the center of the right
hand hollow, with its meanders but
reduced to a straight line N ST E 26
poles to a white oak on the east side
Of the hollow, thence N III " Is poles
to buckeye on the same side Of the
hollow, thence N 26 " % poles to a
white walnut, thence Ns8 " SO poles
to two small chestnuts on top of a
ridge, thence N 284 " IA poles to
the west bank of the road, thence
with the road N E IL poles to the
east bank of same near q large chest
nut, thence crossing the road N lew
so poles to hickory and large chest
nut, corner to the land of Thornton
Jones, decd, and containing 28a acres
For the purchase price, the purchaser,
with approved surety or securities,
must execute Bond, bearing legal in
terest from the day of sale until paid,
and having the force and effect of a
Judgment, Bidders will be prepared
to comply promptly with these terms.
W. A. Coffey, Master Commissioner.
A. C. c.