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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-20
Tampa-Plant City-Lakeland

Connect at Plant City with bus to Dade City,
Mulberry, Brewster and Fort Meade. At Lake
land with bus TO Barlow, Winter Haven Ur-
lando aud Arcadia.
Subject " change without notice
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-20
ADVERTISING BRINGS RESULTS

FOR RENT-Six-room bungalow, fur
nished. Call 521 h. Orange street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-20
Is,ur. viii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. phoa. %.

FOR RENT-Part of good store on
Main street, for jeweler or similar
business. Ill East Main st.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-20

FOR RENT-Furnished bungalow on
south side, three blocks from post
Office. Available May LIST. Call 7ss
Blue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-20

FOR RENT-Two-room furnished
house. Call 902 East Lime street.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

bych uprimne rekl, mrzi. Zvla-
ste kdyz ST vzpomenu, re byli
a jsou nejen prorokove muzstl,
nybrz i prorokove zensti, PRO
rokyne", "vesti devecky', we
sti panny", 'vesti baby, jak
Sc jim Tika. Ma pr. Libuse, Van
da, Medea, Maria sestra Mojzi-
sova. Debora, Holda, Anna,
| dcery Filipoys, Lenormand, pa
nj Dolezaloya ia Male Strane
a jeste jm6 $ tuze vybrouseny-
mi jazyky plorockymi, roz-
hledem do budoucnosti daleke.
pozdni! Jen co je pravda! Ro-
ku 1858 prorokovala mi pani
Dolezalova. ze pry budu nit
jednou n&ramne stesti" co Sc
tyce penez, a vskutku r..
1879 .isem II Knoblocha vyhral
diva zlate Y cviku!
Kdoz by Sc pax diyil. ze jsem
daval pozor, .iak Sc to proroko-
vani vlastne della! Ano, daval
jsem pozor!. Ma sye kollegy, 20
Isvicene od boha". Ma kazdeho.
kdo kde Sc prones': "A vite co
Sc stane? ia YAM povidam, lie
'atd. Odkoukal .jsem jim
to vskutku tax trochu; nenit'
to, myslim, ami zrovna tezka a
della sc rozlicne. PoGitaji So
i knofliky na zimni veste. Hazi
|se do vyse starry sedmik. VIOLA
Sc otazka do kominasa ceka Sc
ljaka ze odpoved' iodtamtud ia,
mi. Ucini Sc znamost Ger
i;nynl kocourem nasloucha s.
savz "pi;etle roznm'. Vari 81
Ina ltlil4e syosla. l1odi Sc do vart
| hrizovy tolar i prosi svaty Isl
dor. ahy zndnovjdal. nac So b,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

a kozesinovych pro saisonu
1922, spojena S kadernickou
>akademii (my uz name tech a
skademii, re Sc v Mich hnedIe
ami sami nevyzname!) pfi KITE
ne byly predvadeny nejnoveisi
ldamske dcesy. Pravda jest
vsak take, 2e pfi.tomto prepy-
.chu jistych kruzich jest tn
j dosti bidy, o celnz svedcf ze-
brota ma ulicich, nekdy zoufa-
la, nekdy drza a neodbytna.
u restaurace Sroubkovy nal
Vacl. nam. ma pr. stava ubozak
slepec, jejz drzi "a ruku ma
II hoch, patrne jeho syn a ten
to slepec neustale upozornuje
kolemjdouci: "Jse1n slepy y
Skvrnou humanity jest, nedo-
vede-li Sc postarati o takove
nebozaky, ale k takovym We
Gem zda Sc byti prazska verej
most dosti otrla, .jekoz vibec
dlouholeta valka zatvrdila u
mas v6tsinu lidskych srdci. -
We vykladecn prazskych OBJ
chodG obrazi Sc jiz vanocni ma
lada, vse jest vylesteno a Wy
snoreno, zvlaste v lahidkar-
skych obchodech, jak jsem jiz
psal, mono Ease jiz obdrzeti
vse NONE, zajice, krocany, O.
risky, fiky, datle atd. y fy
Podhorsky jsem videl cenu ka-
prn Kc Is "a ] ky, ktera vsak
asi jeste vstoupne. Blatiye po-
casi, jake ny1i v Praze name,
Include ovsem, vytrva-li, rybi-
mu trhu valne .pIlznivo. Vanoc-
nj stromky jsou liz ma name
stitch pripraveny u mas vzdy
nejmene trinedele napred a tax
je tomu j letos. Maly stromek
pry stoji Kc TO-, isou tedy tez
dosti drahe. | wish you a mer-
ry christmas and happy new
year! To koukate, co? S upri-
mnym pozdrayem ysem jsem
I Vas Slaby-Bylansky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02
NOVOROcNf PROROKO-
VANI.
IL feuilletonu Jana Nerudy. }

ia nejsem prorok. At hazi
ctenar iak chce rukou, at vo-
Ii sebe urputneji "oho!' =
nejsem! Stoji hyezda ma nebi
zrovna mad, nlym tenement!
Krouzi mi mad hlavou orel?
Polctuje mi kolem usi bila ho-
lubice? Slehaji mi diva plane
1y celia? Vine Sc mi kolem
lirku slunecny paprsek? Opt
nam zapecetenou knihu leyou
.lukou o leye stehno? Nosim
ala .hlave spicatou cepici sply-
Vi mi siroky talar 20 tele doln
NJ k patam? Jezdim pc Pfiko
pech ma delfinu? Podepisujp
Ssyoje smenky, na { las? na
pi.. Jeremias, Isaias, Zacharias,
Eliasi? Kdyby 81 neskodil cte-
mar
Byli proroci, to vim, jake te-
tly Il zde uz jmenovani a pax
1esta saul a Jonas Z Premysl u
Slcpy mladcnec a Mojzls a Ezc-
chiel Jsou prorocl, podnes
.lsou ,vzdyt' plsou pfece Y nasl
,edakci livodni clanky! Ale ia
10 neisem! Prorok jest cloyek,
Ntery "jest Cd boha osvicen a
predpovida budoucl veci, ktery
horli pro Hospodina a zakpn
.ieho, kara, napomina, tresta
nepr;ivostl, oznamuJe metly
lopai aya.-, III u na 'akoV1 .Vat.i
~ jseln Sc neueil 4 redalacestl
Vi a ncchaya mne proto pod
,sarnu ised6t NAkdv mne to, r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02
DOPIs z PRAHY.

tod naseho ESs zpravodaje,)
Praha, dne 10. prosince '21.
Mill pratele!
Celia Praha jest vzrusena
predstavenimi p. Siegmunda
Breithbarta ktery v divadle
"Variete'', pTekusuje / zelezne
retezy, ,ohyba holyma rukama
pres koleno 1tgdove zelezo, la
me podkovy a podobnym j.
nym zpusobenl Sc prodnkuje.
Byl dnes dopoledne pray6 y
ls'tode fy 'J'erra' lsde isefn
dosud zaacstnAn a vyhlcdnul
siitravarsn. : kternn 50 hude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

" I'LL
~zabyvati dnes vecer. Jak m1j
.soused -vypravi, ma zuby upl-
ne cerne, neni divu, kousanim
zeleza jiste zbeleti nemohou.
Inu, lide Sc zivi .vselijak a ta-
kovy "umelec" ma zajiste vetsi
pfijmy nez vsichni nasi mini
stri dohromady, tfeba jich ma
me hodne. Snad k Vam take
plijde, takovou atrakci jiste ST
nenecha Amerika ujit, ac-li1
tam jiz nebyl. Ma Vaclavskem
namesti "a vykladnf skrini
"Nar. Politice" jsou ukazky je-.
ho dovedlnosti a silly: Prkno,
do nehoz Slzarazil 'rukou, pouzel
satken otocenou, hfebfk, ktea
Try byl drive otupen. tycka ze-
leza, skrouceneho jim do krouz
ku, prelomena podkova atd. Tt
sni Sc tam neustale mnoho lidi,.
nebot' neco takoveho jest pro
prumerneho Prazaka primo
"Jirikovym videnim"! Vsak ia
ke jinde vzbudi jiste sensaci!
Mate Sc nae test! - Ma Let
| ne konecne pocatkem t. M. do
zn9lo pro letosek jasani pfi
'fottballovych zapasech, dala-li
Sparta Slavii, Viktoria Sparte,
Slavia klubu d. F. G.. z Teplic.
atd. nejakv ten goal. Kopana
jest u mnohych Prazanu mo-
dla a biografy a take slicne
Prazanky navstevuji Sc zali-
bou footballove zapasy. | z
venkova prijizdiva mnoho ho-
sti a desetitisicove j mnohem
ivetsi navstevy nejsou zadnou
zvlastnost. Kracime tedy S du-
chem casu, nekdy ovsem take
trochu vzadu zustavajice. L
nu, stale a vsude nemuzeme
byti prvnimi, jak by 81 toho
/ pfal senator V. j. Klofac, je-
hoz druhou prednasku o Anne
rice jsem vyslechl v ned9li,
dne 4. prosince We velkem sale
"Lucerna' Praze-Il., Vodic-
kova ulice. Jiz tento sal jest
pro Prahu zvlastnosti, nehot' Sc
inaleza cely pod zemi, take Sc
lnejdriv pride ma galerii pax
teprve do prizemi. Celkem by
] la to v hlavnich rysech tez
prednaska, kterou jsem YAM
jiz reprodukoval obsirne v jed
], nom 2 minulych d6pisii svych.
Ku konci byly promitany nekte
re, dosti vsak nejasne a male
filmy. zapnjcene Masaryko-
YOU Akademii Prace, jake po-
| hledy ma americke mrakodra-
lpy, Skolu Theo. Herzla Chi
cagu j. Senator Klofac jest
/ pro Ameriku nadsen svym Ii
wynn a poutavym prednesem
lprenasi neco americke krve a
4 americk6ho ducha i do Iii a
mozkd sveho posluchacstva.
Pomalost lradh bureaukra.
tismus vibec neostycha sc od-
souditi mnohdy hodn6 drasti-
lckym zpnsooem. Jisto jest, ze
Imame mnoko a n6kdy dost zby
lltecnych 1radl, udrzovanych
jen proto, aby urcitym lidem SC
lostalo nejakeho zam6stnani 8
HI pax 81 "dobyvaji' 0 republi.
: ku zasluh tim, ze il v iejin
-|vyvoji brzdi 4 zdrzuji jako d
Trad pro zahranicnfs obchod, Gel
nice j ,jine blahodarne institil
i sce. Y telize sale bvta dn,
! 5. 7. m. pofadana velka motn
: prahlidka mndaln nhlnknvvci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

po mem 'spresvedceni", acko-
liv Sc dnes 6loveka nikdo uz
po nejakem .presv6dceni ami
nepta "a tn bych arci rekl:
"Vojna nebude..'' A stydlive.
nebot' reklo to pfede mnou uz
ma million jinych. lidi, dodal
bych pax: "Protoze neni ma
vojnu pencil" Neni! Ami u slay
nych statG, ami u pit. mas jedno
tlivcu. A na mas jednotlivcich
zalezi pri vedeni voiny take
trochu, co Sc tyce kapes.
Neni ''u mas" penez, nenf!
a to nejen ted mezi Stedrym
vecerenls a. Novym rokem, ny
brz po cely rok, ba uz pc let
celou pustou radu! Clov6ku jen
trochu mekciho srdce Sc uz zro
vna pc penezlch styska!
Tadyhle jsem uz nemohl O
dolat a vessel jsem k bankeri
Seligovi. "Prosim vas, ukazte
mi prece jednou nejakou tisi-
covku |"
Pan Selig nne jednu podal.
Hezky papirek! Asi tax velky
jako ten, M kterem toto pisu,
tisk pekne nIodry jako ma de-
sitce po stranach dve hlavy
zensxych - Ijak nalezi hez-
kych zenskych - zivy pusobi-
ly by ma mladenecke srdce me
prijemne jakio nikotin.
| Chvilku 81 S tisicovkou hra-
! iu - je takova mekka - tar
J nejah pritulna zrovna do
rukavu by cloveku vklouzla.
| 'Pekne zenske," povidam,
"z takovych by byl pekny ha-
rem!"
| "Mhm!"
mo mic: smhm' ---byl by!
kolik pax Sc povida, re ma tu-
recky sultan We SVEN haremu
zenskych?"
"Tri sta
ITO by bylo asi $50 tako.
1vychhle -"
"Ano!' a wal mi tisicovku
Ease z ruky. Jsou lide, kteri
pro m6kci pocit nemaji ami
smyslu! -
ia nejsemr prorok - zaplat
panbuh! Tisic otazek mel by
|zejtra na mne ctenar, ne jen tu
Jednu. Ctenarska zvedavost ~
] Ale ia neco ctenari poradim
At 81 ctenar jednou zaproro.
! kuje sam!
To muze snadno. Vzdyt' jes,
znamo, ze zrpvna sny novoroC
nj mali do sebe velkou silu pre-
| rockou.
Ctenaf potfebuje 81 tedy jel
2 dneska ma zitrek nechat ne
leo pekneho zdat. Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

clovek zepta. Vezmou Sc krav-
ske drstky v reznicke putne je
ste nevyprane a reznickou skra
blackou jeSte naoSkrabane a
pozoruje Sc pilne jejich wine.
Vylozi sc kartami: "Ce ma Bis
mark fla srdci? Go nosl
hlave? - Pc eem slape? -
Po Gem touzi? - A. co no oce-
kava?' No a kdyz jsem to vse-
chino vypozoroval, tedy jsem ta
Ike skoro vseho pfilezite sam
zkusil. Roztahl jsem pax no.
by, jakobych je Sill ma cele ze-
mekouli, naprahl do budoucno-
sti ruku, zavrel soci jako ko-
hout, kdyz vesti rano, pl-
nou chuti jsem prorokoval -
eili "navazoval' cili "ptakopra
viz, abych $ Komenskym mlu-
vii. Slo to take opravdu pek-
ne, vyborn6 - coz 0 to! Jen re
Sc jaktezivo pranic nevyplni-
10 toho, ,co jsem predpovedel.
A to mne disgustovalo konecne
prece Ease.
Vzdycky Sc lid prorokum pc
smival. Vzdycky je pronasledo-
! val. "Ale oni posmivali Sc po-
SLIM bozim a malo sobe vazili
reel jeho a porouhali sc proro-
kim" - takoveho neco cite clio
yek We Svatem pisme skoro ma
kazde strane. IS proroky do
louze,' rika pax dobrosrdec-
my Cechacek mas. Posmiva Sc
Jich zvesti, fka: ''ProrokOvali
proroci, re bude tina v noel a
20 deSti blato." - INA dvoji
baba hadala: anebo umfe, ane
bo zustane ziva" - a jine je--
ste nepekne veci. A zavadival
$ mimi veru naramne kratky
\proces. "Carodejniky, kouzel-
Milky, hadace, zaklinace, nava-
zace, ptakopravce, vestce, ba-
snire, sn1 vykladace, zemepis-
ce, vodopisce i krasomluvniky
jinak recniky, kazal Betislal
2 kralovstvi ven vyhnati'', Wy.
pravuje nam Hajek.
ia nejsem prorok, fikam u2
po tfeti! A ted doufam, ze
budu nit cd ctenare do oprav.
dy pokoj. Vzdyt' prece vim, ce.
no by 81 ctenar zeitra ode mne
zadal, po Gem by Sc mne hne6
casne rama tazal! Bude-li t;
ukrutna voina - eh, copak j;
ctenare neznam?! A bylo bS
po pokoji, totiz pc mem, a j;
bych 81 mohl $ Marketkou pr
kolovratku zpivat:
| Ten tam mflj kid,
v mem srdci tiz,
! kid nikdy vice
| nenajdu jiz!
q sci bych 2 mrzutosti do mr.
zutosti.
j To je totiz takhle: CHM vet
i ii vojna, tim vice ctenafn a q
honent1. Cin hlubsf mir, tin
vice inserentl. Reknu-li tedy
lvojna nebude. mann $ redakc
zle; relnu-li vojna bude, mar
s administered zle. Ach. kdyb
Sc to takhle dalo ,rozdelit::Sp
trech stranach zufiva .vojna
: ma tfech stranachllismevny mir
: ENebo dopoledne voina, odpc
! sledne mir! Udelal bych to rae
Z u rrnntu rad - k5yzs mi to ns
/ lde.
sni s@o,,.,, ,o..t, ,,a.%l l., ,,f.,,,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02
NovoRoGNl PoZDRAv z PRAHY
K III. 1922.
(Mlemu ctenafstvu .sveta" venuje F.. Bylansky)


Sedim v "Boude", tfimaje tn
jednuys stvrdou" pravici
pronasim Vam i "Svetu"
pfatelskou svou zdravici:
Bud'te po cely rok zdravi,
mejte Sc jak pouti,
at Vas pranic neunavi,
at Vas pranic nermoutl So
vzdycky jen at veseM je
ta pout' Vase ceGka,
at Yam 'nearbeer' zilach hraje
at zije - k lenick ka
| tenn, kdoz(se praci zpoti,
zvot budtien selankou,
zdrav butY vzdy mayor Vas choti,
nasi milot krajankou!
'zijte po' 'cceiy lrok blaze,
bud'te nys vesele,
yzpominejte, jak my Praze
ma Vas, mill pratele!
= sse.~.
Modete Sc Hospodinu,
by byl stale ma strait,
byste nell dosti plynu
at sc zas - nezdrazi!
Drzte vsichni pohromade -
jdete vzdycky hand in hand,
INA zdar" cele mestske rade,
at dial vzrlsta Cleveland!
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
CAN Pillow ALL
DAY LONG AND
EAT Anything
Ohio Farmer Declares He Was
Almost Physical Wreck and
Quit Work, But Tanlac Brghu
Feared He Would Have To
Quit Work but Tanlac Brought
Entire Relief.

eff it hadn't been for Tanlac
would have had to give up farm
ing long ago." declared Albert
Xander, r. F. D. No. I, SPRING
held, Ohio.
81 don't believe a person could
be in worse condition than I was
and still be out of bed. My liver
was out of order, I had abso-
lutely no appetite and my stom-
ach was SO upset l couldn't eat
thing without suffering dis
tress afterwards. While plow-
ing had to stop and rest at ev-
cry round. I was so run down,
and | had dizzy spells when ev-
erything seemed to swim around.
Il am feeling like different
man since taking Tanlac. I eat
like: wood-chopper and can
ploW all day long. Tanlac will
always get a good recommends
ton from me-"
Tanlac is sold by all good
druggists. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31

vitations to the commencement
exercises at Nazareth Academy
June 10th. Miss Marion Giun-
chigliani is member Of the
graduating class.
Miss Anna Mae Walker is at
home from Williamson, West
Virginia, for a short vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Walker, on North street.
Mrs. Julian Maupin continues
seriously i'll at the Berea hospital
her many friends will regret to
know.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Nc
Kinney have returned from a Wis
it to Maysville and Huntington,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Azbill
and Carroll Azbill, Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Hadesty, of Win
chester, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Galloway and Mrs. w. S. Fish. of
Lexington, DR.. c. A. Fish and
Mrs. Fish and son, Carlos, and
South Fish, of Frankfort, at
tended the funeral and burial Of
Mr.. w. A. Fish here Tuesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
AT THE MOVIES
Royal Wedding and
CiYcIIs IN Fin,

Circus In Finn
Tom Mix, the famous Fox star
comes to the local theartes on
Thursday in "The Rough Dia-
mond, "a picture that is an ex-
traordinary departure from the
type that he has made famous.
1t is thrillingly romantic story
with Mix playing the part of a
dashing gentleman ADVENTURE,
and early reports on the picture
declare that Mix's versatility ard
Powerias an actor i'll his new role
has dazzled and filled with pleas
ant surprise all who have seen it.
The atmosphere of the story is
unusually varied and colorful,
ranging from an American city
to the capital of a tropical re-
public, with ships, a circus in full
blast and a royal wedding adding
flavor to the whole. To the host
of Mix admireres throughout
the world it reveals him as a
new genius.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
n &C nCE1a E1eEn enG's
EDENTON

Jasper Wiley and J. w. Cobb
motored to Frankfort Wednes-
day on business.
Miss Minnie Gul1ey entertain
ed a number of young folks last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Fred Howard is very i'll
st this writing.
Misses Stella Howard and
Georgia Warren spent the week
end with Miss Sadie Chandler.
Miss Fannie Warner entertain
ed several young couples Satt1r
day night.
Mrs. Gorge Teater has been
i'll, but is recovering.
Mr.. Clelie Long and Mr.. Ben
nett lBerris and Miss Minnie
Gulley were Sunday afternoon
guests of Miss Verna Ray.
CalIie Cobb has been spending
the week end with Mrs. Lewis
Teater.
Mrs. Laura Come1y, of Jessa-
mine county, spent Monday with
Mrs. Laura Wylie.
Misses Fannie Warner aud
Flossie and Nell Warren drove to
folly Ridge Friday afternoon 10
attend the school program given
at Million high school.
Mrs. Farrie Warren and Min
ME Lee Warren were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Warner was in
town Saturday shopping.
Miss Verna Ray, who has been
attending Buckeye consolidated
school, has come to live with her
grandmother, Mrs. Laura Wylie.
Miss Sadie Chandler entertain
ed a number of young friends
Saturday night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
"The Sting of the Lash"

"The Sting of the Lash" Pau
line Frederick's new starring We
hicle, produced by re Pictu- :
Corporation, will be shown at To-
cal theatres Friday. 1t is an
original story written for Miss
Frederick and besides having
many big moments, gives her
splendid opportunity to put her
amazing versatility into effect.
A fine cast supports Miss Fred
erick, including Lawson Butt,
Clyde Fillmore, Lionel Belmore
and others.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31

the baseball team and the debat-
ing team. The rooms were ex-
quisitely decorated with a profu-
sion of spring blossoms and the
lawn presented a most attractive
scene, various hued japanese Ian
terms illuminating it, and also on
the veranda. A very tempting ice
course was served. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. c.. w. Ev-
ans, Mrs. J. Howard Payne,
Misses Ellene Reid, Lucy Cray
craft, Kathleen Park and Alma
Rice. There were about fifty
guests who enjoyed the hospital
lily. 1t was one of the prettieSt
social functions of the COM
menCement season.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
SOCIAL ans PERSONAL
Engagement. Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pushin, Of
Bowling Green, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Nettie Pushin, to Mr.. Eli
B. Friedman, of Paris, the we'd
ding to be an event of June. The
brlde-elect is niece of Mr.. Jack
Pushin, of this city, and is a
charming and intellectual young
lady. She has received the de-
gree Of Bachelor of Literature
at the School of Journalism at
Columbia University.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
Baxter-Matthews

In the presence Of a few near
relatives and friends at noon to-
day at the Phoenix hotel in Lex
ington was solennized the mar
1iage of Miss Zerelda Baxter, of
Richmond, to Mr.. Robert Mat
thews, of Shelbyville, Rev. Io-
mer w. Carpenter, pastor of the
First Christian church, officiat-
ing. Miss Baxter is the talented
and winsome daughter of Judge
June Baxter, of Richmond, ia
vorite with host of friends who
shall miss her from the church
choir, the clubs and the younger
social circles.
Mr.. Matthews is a prominent
young laWyre of Shelbyville and
a member of one OF the old FAM
lies Of Shelby county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews are
beginning life together with a
bright outlook and the heart OF
the community goes out to them
in confidence for the future.
Immediately after the ceremo-
ny Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews left
for ten days trip to Detroit,
indianapolis, Ann Arbor and Chi
cago. Relatives and friends pres
ent for the ceremony were Miss
Francis Hawkins, Mr.. Gilbert
Williams, MIR, Theodore Mat
thews, Mrs. Josephine Thurman
of Shelbyville, Miss Elizabeth
Depew and Edwund holland, OF
Lexington, Miss Rowena Coates
Judge Baxter, Mrs. Baxter and
son, Edmond, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
nah Wagers, r., Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Mckinney and DR.. Carper-
ter and Mrs. Carpenter, Of Rich
mond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
Delightful Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. John Baumstark,
of Waco, were hosts at a most
enjoyable family reunion at their
home Monday. Among the
guests were Mrs. ". S. Grin
stead, Of Stanford, Mrs. Charles
Oldham, of Mt. Sterling, Mrs.
Annie Singleton, of Canton, O..
Mesdames E. H. Bybee and +.
M: Oldham, Of Richmond, Mr..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31

Miss Alma Rice has returned
from Boone county to spend the
summer vacation at home.
Mrs. S. w. Fife was called to
Grab Orchard by the illness OF
her sister-in-law Mrs. Chadwick.
Miss Katherine Mcbride has
returned from visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. G. {. Settle, of Dan
yille
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wagers,
/ of Irvine, are with relatives in
Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccoy
are welcoming lovely little
daughter.
Friends will be sorry to know
Of the illness of Mrs. S. S..
Combs at her home on Fifth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c: Settles, of
Danville, spent Sunday with Alr
and Mrs. John Mcbride.
Col. r. c. Oldham is in Louis
vile this week on legal business,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tippett
and Miss Martha Allen, of Okla
! homa City are expected tonight
for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len Earring.
Mrs. J. A. Blanton and Mrs
A. B. Smith, of Ravenna, were
visitors here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Robinson
spent the week end with Win
chester relatives.
Mr.. Jacobs, who IS attending
Eastern Normal, has returned
from a visit to Rev. Hubert T.
Bonny and Mrs. Bonny in Irvine
Mrs. w. H. Shanks has return
ed to Stanford after a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bald
win.
Mr.. Robert Walker, of Lex
ington, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James B..
Walker.
Miss Margaret Francis, Of
Paint Lick, is spending few
days with Miss Merritt Jones on
the Lexington road.
Mrs. Jack Wagers will be
hostess to her bridge club Thurs
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins.
| Of Staalb. are expected the first
Of June for visit to relatives
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
Apollo CIuS

Miss Nerlinda Deathcrage was
hostess to the regular meeting
of the Apollo Club Monday after
noon at her home on North
street. A miscellaneous program
was given, Misses Rachel Tel
ford, Virginia Hisle, Bette Per
ry and Robbie James taking part.
Miss McEwan, of the Normal,
gave a vocal number which cor
tributed greatly to the program.
At the conclusion of the program
a delicious salad and ice course
was served.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
Entertained for Seniors

Miss Curralcen Smith enter
tanned with a beautiful reception
Tuesday evening in honor Of the
graduating class of Madison high
school. Invitations included the
faculty members of the class, the
BOYS and girls basketball teams,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31
Attention, Red Mem

You are requested to assemble
at the lodge room next Sunday
afternoon, June 4, at 2 O'Clock
for the purpose of joining with
the Knights of Pythias and Odd
Fellows in memorial services OF
deceased members. Please bring
flowers. H. B. Sandlin, Sachem
r. w. Colyer, c. of r. WI
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31

William Baunstark, of George
town, and Mr.. John Baumstark,
of Waco.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-31

John B. Chiffon is warden Of
the Eddyville state prison at
which all death sentences for
murder are carried out.