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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08
MANILA TO HONOR PRINCE.

Manila, May S-The Prince of Wales, who will arrive here May 3, will be accorded highest military hon. ors, including 21 gun salute and similar ceremonials of welcome usually reserved for the President of the United States, according to the military nrogram made nuhIic here
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08
REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY.

The regular meeting of the City DispenSary will be held in the As sentbly hall of the Welfare building, Tuesday evening at S:SO- -Dr. John F Bresnahan. superintendent of the Bridgeport hospital. will address the gathering.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08
CATCH BIKE THIEF.

Stamford. May S-Abraham Mos cowitz. age 14 Saturday was locked up on the charge of attempting to steal automobiles. The police say that yes terday he stole a bicycle here and rode to Cos Cob.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08

Announcement is made of the birth of a son, John. to Dennis an6 Helen Flannery of Sedan avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08

Ty Cobb looked as good as ever yesterday at the bat. The Georgian batted for 1.eo0 per cent. getting a homer, three triplesand a single
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08

Patrick Sherry, well known in Fairfield, is confined to the Bridge port hospital suffering from an at tack of rheumatism.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
Para Atlanta.

Ante el Juez Odlin de Ia Corte Fe-
deral, compareci6 el joven Jose Mora
les Jim6nez para responder dc La acrl-
saci0n que Sc lie hacia, consistente en-
(haberse f,propiado de una serie de che
qres. del Dpto. dc Veteranos dc ia
Guerra de les Estados Unidos', de
| Washington que habian sido dirigid9s
! Il soldados p0rtorriqueiIos, haltiendOlos
cobrados. Y disponiendo dc dichas can
tidades para su prop,o beneficie. El
total de dinero del cual dispuso, as
ciende dos mil y pica de dollars. III
FuG declirado culpable del delito que
Sc le imputaBa, y su aDogado defensor
solicit6 elemental de la Corte, Ell aten-
ci0n que dicho joyen Morales Jime-
nez habfa sido Official del ej6rcito anne
rianc, Y professor gradusdo de Escuela.
Escuchailas las peticiones hechas por
el abpgGdo, el Hon, Juez Odlin> hizo
diferentcs mDifcstaciones expresando
su sorpresa por cl acto que 1abfa rei-
fazado Morales Jim6Hez, Clio, que
sin duda alguna este acreedor lG pc
MI de diez amos ell prisi0n, pero desea-
lii usar Ia clemencia solicitada Y le
imponia dos Gios de presidio, que ira
a cumplir cn Atlanta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
.DGteRidO en- un trolley

Una requisitoria habfa sido expedida
per la Corte de Distrito de San Juan
contra Jorge David Rodriguez por te-
ner pendiente una causa por falsa re-
presentation con fianza de $4,000, que
prestaron Don Celestino Iriarte il.
II Don Pablo Andino, quienes de acuer-
do con q Art 3G4 del Ccdigo de En-
,RliGalnicnto Criminal, han Ienitido
una solicitud al Jefe de la Policfa de
! San Juan, sfgnificandole deseos de le-
vantar la fianza, y solicitar cl inane-
digto arresto del acusado.
FL domingo por Il, tarde, vinienlIo
sn un trclly de santurce para San
Juan q detective Rafael Cap6, not0
a su lado un joyen de buen aspecto per-
sonGl que usaba lemtes, reconociendo
en- q al que prccisamente buseaba.
Apesar de las reiteradas excusas
hechas por el David al detectireC Cap0,
donde le indicaba tenor toacs sus ssun-
tos arreglados, este 10 .llev6 ante el
Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito, yluego
a Ia carcel dc san Jlian, por orden del
mlsmo Fiscal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
IA CRUZ ROJA
Americana

Sc equiyocan los que Green que la
5ruz Roja es una institution que
presta servicios durante la epoca de
guerra. No. En- los dfas de paz, la
cruz, Roja puede hacer labor en- be-
leficio de La humanidad. Desarrollo-
Sc esta gran institution en- Puerto Ri
;o en. lbs sdias de- Ia guerra, Hicimos
nuchd entonces ppr ayudar a los SOL
lados que ofreeian sus vidas por la
,atria y por Ia iibertad. Teniamos el
nteres de hacer algo nosotros por
fontribqir a. Ia gran hora que realiza-
IA America en-, el mundo, hacer algo
iigno del esfHerzo de los soldados y
n Ia Cruz Roja vimos nuestra opor-
,unidad,, Nuestros hombres daban su
iinero, nuestras mujeres su trabajo,
luesfros ninos su entusiasmo. El
oien que podamos haber hecho no es
ara decirSe. Termino la guerra y
los sentimos satisfechos de haber he
no nuestra parte.
Pero ahora en- los dias de paz mi
'emos nuestro propio pals y pen
emos en- las cosas que han menester
luestra ayuda. Tenemcs una clase
trajadora necesitada de nuestra pro
5ecci6n. Hay dolor a nuestro lado.
81 miramos con detenimiento encon-
.raremoslaun cosas mas tristes. Hay
IN muchos hogares hambre. La po-
,lacion infantil en- nuestras montanas
sufre mucho. Ell hombre que posee
oienes de fortuna debe ayudar. Jun
Q al dolor solo es possible vivir bien
,uando Sc ayuda. La. indiferencia
.ontribuira a la infclicidad de nues-
ira vida,
La Cruz Roja Americana es el cam
30 en- ell cual podemos moyernos am
2liamente para realizar ell bien. Ella
tiene una historic noble. En- sus he
chos encontramos y encontraremos
siempre RIGA Inspiration. Forme par
se de este gran ejercito del bien. Ha-
case miensbro. No 10 deje para des-
pues. FL Bien necesita soldados. Sea
listed 'uno de ellos y adelante. No nos
niegue su concurso que la sobra es'
,,rande es digna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14

ameaaa uunlsssmsas-4H ea q 81
f,sssaiI 3 q ,.lisas ~ - sas.
Alts e. Hss3lnceas% sMNlfsfaHt aalA
sllnle nalsa.eh l.araa 1asss b Ns.
w. Ala,aaeeas aa nr,t 3 l.lraa rt 81
hasgan no,its a. ssfs l,usl,lo. uul Is.
tilI s. Huuauls.la runltsuuola rsc1ll.s.
a. Ute asaspt "a Fs,ne A. csssshif -
las illsnf 80 a.i4ls q aishn sra. -
~ Fuf pls cnns vrsa4at al niamt.
suI,o glr b inlfeius,asa cunfgFrnela
tssaha ~ esha.
~ Comisiunaas a. inlrfiur
iuctcs csiuse cn nuc.trs paci,io Aar.
soin A. Nnscn. Conisiorhao a. ln.
tciion
ScFhn csioy cniruaao q obieio de ~
Vista era ionar airdn infofme accr-
"a AZ IA cairctcra Cusuzal- -Bafros cue
Sc ha dc ea,'cEar a trahajar msy
pronio.
Deaoalnos cue cumpla Mr. Wilson
10 ofsccido.
Entire neaorioS.-Ei jncves y vier-
mes es;sEvo entire nosotros el Icdo. Jo-
sc Coil y Cachi. presidente del parti-
do N2cionalista.
Esutvo dos dias entire sus famliia-
res y amgios rcgresandO el vicrnes
hacia 81 hogar.
Feliz viaje.
Dos preciOSas casaquintas.-En las
afueras y en- las parties mas pintores-
cas- dc esta pOblacion los distingnidos
caballeros Manuel E. Betances y doc
tor Manuel Pujadas Diaz, estsn cons
truyendo dos precicsas residencias.
EsperamOs que con este ejcmplo
mas tarde veremos fabricar otras. mas.
Una jirita.-La ira que llevaTin
a efecto algunos jovencitos Y niiias,
promote resultar muy bicn organiza-
da. Dicho pasa ratio sc celebrara en-
las orillas del rio Orocoves. Espers-
mos cue la presidenta de la misma- la
bella Y gentil Carmen Maria Rivera,
no abandone tan bello proyecto.
EI cine BarrOs.-Desde no hace mu-
cho tempo empez6 a funcionar de
nuevo este centro de diversion.
Desdc que eE1pezo funcionar sc
estan exhibiendo preciosas peliculas
de mucho agrado al p1blico especta-
dor.
Esperamos que don Tito nos COM
plazca siempre,
sQuian sera?-i Quien sera el ee-
rresponsal de LA Correspohdencia",
en- este pueblo? Este es el ,comentario
| de ahora. fo
No Sc oye decir sino este. Pareee
que con algunos articulitos que. Nies
Inc publicahdo en- dicho diario Sc ofcns
den algunos. t} /
Siga corresponsal, que viehe al belo:
FL Casino Orocovis.-Desde que Mr..
O'Toole nos abanaoD0, el Casino per-
manece silencioso. Pareee que tiene
luto. No Sc oye nj el fonografo por
10 menos. Esperaiilos enFlas navida-
des yer el Casino como antes. e
! Enferma.-Se encueTfra enferma
desde hace algunos dfas. la bella se-
norita Zonita Rivera. Aunque su ens
fermedad es de algun cuidado espera-
mos verle pronto mejorada.
Tambien Sc encuentra enferma do
ma Rafaela R. de Betances. Espera-
mos tambien verla mejorada pronto.
Pequefio y Ribeno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
-:AVISO:-
Consulado de Espana en- San Juan d,
Puerto Rico.

El Consulate de Espafia en- Sar
Juan de Puerto Rico recuerda a todos
los espafoles RESIDENCES en- la Isla y
sujetos al servicio militar y que nc
esten en- filas, la obligation que les
impone la VICENTE Ley de Recluta-
miento Reemplazo.
Y con el fin de evitarles el perjui-
clio que Sc les irrogaria de no cum
plir 10 que en- ella sc determine, Sc
publican a continuation los articulos
213 v 316 dc la citada Ley.
Art 213.-Durante los meses de No
viembre v Diciembre los indi-
yiduos sujetos al servicio mill
tar, que no esten en- flas, cual-
quiera que sea .su situacion. pa
saran una revista anual ante las
autoridades militares locales o
Consulares.
Art. 316.-Los que dejen de pasar
la revista anual, viajen cam
bien de residencia sin dar ell de-
bido ccnocimiento, seran casti-
gados con una multa dc 25 a
$50 pesetas en- la primera fall
ia; de SO 500 en- la segunda
y de 100 1000 en- fos demas
casos, sufriendo Ia prision sub
sidiaria que corresponds, 81 re-
2 sultaren insolventes.
San Juan de Puerto Rico Noviem-
bre 1922.
FL Consul de Espafa,
Ernesto Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
RsaTsinmaSlTmD
Naa fnl.elf4flf N..alacitt - n oeIss
EHNnaA at Faam4R NlR Aa mae
aafat q a. = - Ees asfaa
q a'ut uoale nNRs

En l hma tiais sslisn Nn 1E
saa aait asln kusf + tisaaad
ilaH aafle fiaraalrf a. ls k1l aln
l af ia fasaaelna sif San 6rmaan
sif shae d1 fcunfeuif - nrnac
isaaas Mosaua srr.an cunsia a. b.
aac'dn hiro su an aioenso aT.fela.
sses rcraaaaics inprgias contEa a
Reaaalof Loan pedro Gomez a..
'cre p.f b. qut n rnecsn suraaa o.
49, aieila Coas. tumando "a considc
facida Dos hochos dici6 IA siguicnie re.
sainean qne esialiiccc ANA jusiesruacn.
aa nuera "a mascria de alegaios aaie
las Curics d. Jusiicias
En- IA Corte Suprcna de Puerto RI
co.. Juan Toledo Gonzalez. Recu.
rrcnte, y. RI Rcgistrador dc Ia FRO.
rsedad de san German. Rccrrn
do.-5GZ Recurso Cubcrnat,vo
RESOLUCIoN:- Juan. Puertc
Rico. Noviembre :. 1922. Nisio el cs
criio- del Registrador de de octubre
iliiino y el de II del rropio mes y cxa
minado el alegato del recurrente de 2
ie octubre, el Tribunal. estimando que
iicho alegato contiene apreciaciones
,ersonales impropias acuerda que sea
lesslosado Y devuclto al recurrente
'onccdiendole a este un termino qus
'enceri cl lrde noviembre actual pa
a archiyar. un nuevo alegato limitadc
4 exporter Y tratar las cuestiones dc
lecho y derecho envueltas en- G
slsunto.
Lo acord6 el Tribunal y firma el Sr
Tuez Presidente; certifco.
tfirmado) Emilio del TOrO Cuebas,
Juez Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
EDIcTo

PoR eUANTO. Ramon Rodriguez
Morales mayor de edad, casado cor
Dora Maria corrca. agficuitor ' veci
mo dc Juncos, P. r., ha presenthdo a
,sstsy Gierte. par eaedio de su ,Al,ogado
Eulgeneio Piiiero Rodriguez, una mo
cion para convertir la inscription de
possession en- inscription de dominic dc
una finca que Sc describe asi
"RUSTICA, predio de terreno, radi-
cado en- Ell barrio de CEIBA-SUR, ter
inino municipal de Jmeos, compuesto
de cuarenta cuerdas doce centinos de
otra, equivalentes qufrics hectareas
setenta V seis areas y ochenta ocho
centiareas, destinadas a pastos comu.
mes, frutos memories y .cahasy en- s1indes
lp6T sel Norte con terrenos de Suceso
res de c. Farina y Compania Y los de
/ Don eetestino. y Tomasa Gomez ANi
LES; Hoy .IsaBeI aIerdaa Rios y 81 es
llposo Clemente sahtisteban; pore Sui
1,cco4 Ramon Flores; pof q Este cpnl d
cai.inaiiio def bSaifTTio CeiBa suf y Que Ia
.ssnara. a.iatfa pog&i6ip ys!iasi!la /
! Jose Manuel Garcia Lebrop, hoy Ra
non ApognteP. por sef q. peste coR el ric
.N44lenciano, Y qlle Ia seRlAIa d H., y Juan Ri
vera " RexpchEl Hefmanos,2
,POR CUANTO, el patielanarje aleg9
/ que; hubo idicha fnca por comrra gus
fde ella ahidiera IA Don {Octauio Garcia
Ipy Dona eJuaaal Rivera Fisuerda, con
flforrne asescritrra pfblica otorgadaaan
iiteae1i Notario Dom Celestino Benftez
Morales, de Juncos, bajo ell nii1nero
{ ounce, elsdiai iveinte y ouatro de- enere
de mil 1iovecientos veinte.y nro Sc
halla inscrita en- el Registro de Ia Pro
piedad de Caguas al folio veinte de
tomo once de Juncos, fnca ndmerc
cuatrocientos ochenta, inscription Guar.
ia.
POR CUANTO, Sc ha alegado que Ia
inscription de possession, que Sc ftrata
de congertir en- inscription de dominic
tiepe mas de diez amos y no 'ha side
interrumpida Ia possession de dicha Ades
crita, finca nj existe ningin asiento en-
lei .Registro de la Propisdad del cual
Sc desprsnda que haya de ser interrtrn-
pida dicha possession.
sPOR. TANTO, y haBi6ndosc ordena
do por.cl Hon. Rafael Aponte Sanchez,
Juez de esta Corte Municipal, que s.
publique la pretencion del peticionario
por tres veccs, durante ounce dias en-
uno de los peri6dicos de los de mayor
circulation que Sc .editan en- esta isla
para que los que tenganl algnn derecho
real sobre el inmueble descrito, las per
sonas ignoradas quienes pueda per
judicar la; conversion del dominic dc
ldicha fnca, y en- general, todo el que
desee oponerse pucde efectuarlo dentro
del terrnino de ounce sdias. a contar
d2sde la primera publication de este
cdicto, libro la presentes en- San Loren.
szo, p. r. 6 de novienbre de 1922
Hilario Rodriguez.
sl Secretario de la Corte Municipal
de San Lorenzo, p. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
IIilario Rodriguez.

Secretario de la Corte Municipal.
de San Lorenzo, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
OTRA vEz LOS NIpONEs

Los tribunales de los Estados Uni
dos han declarado que los nipones no
pertenecen Ii raza blanca Y por tam
to mo pueden obtener La ciudatIanfa
de los Estados Unidos. Esto pone
otra vez sobre el tapete Ia question de
California, en- dondc Sc ha oifgina6Io
ID controversial que en- la epoca del
extinto Roosevelt estnvo punto dc
rroYocaf IN rompimiento aianalo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO.


4 GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO.
nEPARTAAIENTO. DEL INTERIOR
En- la tarde Ele aver las dos p.
III, Sc lley6 a efecto en- la oficina del
Comisionado del Interior, la sllbasta
para la construction dc I'm puente de
hormig0n arlnGdo sobre el rio Toro
Negro, carretera Cdales-Juana Diaz,
secci6n divisoria Toro Negro, cyyo
.presupuesto de oficina asciende a.ila
suma de. S2l,O26.GO, habiendo concus
lrido los siguientes postores I.
ST. Adriano Gonzalez. Arecibo.
s1G,931.50, sehcr V. A. auffsnt Pom
ce. S17,s03.00, scilor Il. Anladeo. SAN
turce. SIS, ,5s65O senior p. viccini, Pom
&C. $1s,011O0 sefior Juan Cedron,
Aguadilla. S1s,075.00, senior Carlos
ClauseIl, Ponce. 10.459.0O, eilor nj. A.
saIdana, santurce. $20.0S5.
La Junta de Subastas hsrd en- breve
In recommendation al ComiSlonado pa
IA Ia adjudication de esta subasts.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
DIsTRTTo JUDICIAL MUNICIPAL
DE SAN LORENZO, P. r.
EY LA coRTE MUNICIPAL.

Esiados Unidos de America. III Pre-.
sidente de los Estados Unidos-S. S
Ramon Rodriguez Morales. Exparte.
Conversion dc possession en- dominic.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27
now DO MY
WORK WITH EASE
Because Lydia E. PinkI1au1's
Vegetable Compound Re
stored My Health

Hornell, N. Y.-'T was in bad health
but there.didn' / seeTnto be any one thing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27
Beautiful Dinner Party

Mrs. J. G. Bosley was hostess
to a most elaborate dinner party
Tuesday evening. Covers were
lad for .NIesdames Howard Da-
Wis, Hal Grimes, Arthur Harb1-
son and Curry Dedman, of Har-
rodsburg, Il. P, Cooper and IA
Kelly, Lebanon, ] Turner, Camp
bellsviIle, Joe Paxton, of Stan
ford, and Mrs. B. L. Middleton,
Mrs. Joe Head, Misses Sara
Shackelford, Bessie Miller and
Margaret Parrish.
Miss Elizabeth Higgins, OF
Stanford, was the guest of Rich
mond friends for the Presbyteri-
al Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. p. Chenault and little
son returned Thursday from a
two weeks visit to Mrs. Frazier
Ely in GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
Mrs. G. T. Smith has returned
from a visit, to friends in Win
chester.
Mesdames ]. w. Caperton, J
J. Neale and L. n. Neal have re-
turned from the meeting Of the
National D. , Z. Congress in
Washington City. They spent
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27

several days the past week in
New York and were most royal
ly entertained at the reception
for the Kentucky delegates.
Miss Rose Blumschi and Miss
Matttie Cromer have returned
from a visit to Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Albright
Misses Dorothy and Lucille Al
bright, Miss Bessie Nicely, Dr.
Walker Owen, Miss Rissic Vii
liams, Miss Ethel AzbilI and Mr..
Norton, all of Mt. Vernon, were
here to see the Strollcrs We'd
nesday night and were guests OF
Rev. w. S. Taylor and Mrs. Tay-
lor Mr.. John Albright, OF Mt.
Vernon, a student OF the Univer-
sity, was one OF the leading
characters in the play.
Miss Jane Williams, who at
tended the B. Y. p. L. Conycu-
ton, spent Monday with reia-
tives here enroute to her home
in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Y. Elder have
returned from an extended stay
in St. Petersburg and other
places of interest in Florida.
Misses Kittie Conry, Eleanor
Morse and Mamie Miller Woods
students Of the University OF
Kentucky, who attended the per
Torrance Of The Thirteenth
Chair" at the opera house We'd
nesday night were guests OF
Miss Sarah Chenault.
Mr.. CA. Williams, o. London,
is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and M:a. ). w. Creech and
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27

ed. Two were already equipped
for it, he said, and he said he had
told Collins that that sort of beds
would be put on at additional
cost. He said that Collins didn't
say what he wanted them equip
ped for. This was five or six
days before the bandit raid on the
distillery. Collins said, witness
testified, that he would be back
in a few days. The farm is mile
and half from Frankfort.
Mills declared that he didn't
know his truck had been taken
out; two were out and used on
the raid, it seemed. He had not
talked with anyone else about the
trucks EXCEPT Collins. He was
at the farm with Collins several
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27

days before the raid. Attorney
Higgins objected to District At
torney Smith interrupting the
witness, whereupon the District
Attorney declared that Mills
didn't seem to want to tell what
he knew. Judge Cochran thought
he'd tell il given 4 chance.
On cross examination by At
torney Higgins, the witness said
he knew Hum Collins was in the
trucking business; that he had
previously bought three or four
from him and had sold some for
him; anyone could see the trucks
where they were stored; he told
Collins he had some in Lexington
also; Collins had told him he had
Continued on page -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27
How Much Does She Owe?

For her education and being
launched in society, just how
deeply in debt is a girl to her
family? That is the problem
threshed out in the photoplay,
Everything for Sale in which
Mag McAvoy. the latest addition
to Rea1art constellation, will be
shown at local theatres Monday.
The family in this. story believ-
ed the girl owed them her whole
future and was morally obliged
to marry the richest man they
could secure for her. The play
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27
"The Way of a Maid"

For those who want sure
fire recipe for the blues, 9Th
Way OF a Maid, starring Elain'
I1ammerstein, will provide it O.
Friday at local theatres. In thu
captivating role Of Nadia Castle
ton, orphan and society heiress
Miss Hammer3tein adds anothe
success to her list. In mona o
her former achievements has sh'
established herself more com
pletely i'll the hearts of her fol
lowers than in this picture. TIL
role gives her opportunity to rm
the whole emotional scale sanC
Miss Hammerstein improves the
opportunity with vim.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27

guest were visitors in Beref
Tuesday.
I Mrs. Sam Bennett, of Lexing-
ton, was a recent guest in the
home Of Mrs. Waller Bennett
Her son, Ben Warfeld Bennett
OF New York, who has beer
with his mother in Lexington
came with her to Richmond foi
a brief stay with relatives.
DR.. w. O. Sadler, Mrs. Sadler
Mr.. L. c. Atkins and DR.. Lang
don Weber were entertained al
dinner in the home of Prof. 7
Howard Payne and Mrs. PAYNE
Wednesday.
Richard Green is at home from.
Georgetown Baptist College fo1
a short stay with his parents
Dr.. O. 0. Green and Mrs. Green.
| Miss Esther Perkins is confn-
ed to her home on account of a
badly sprained ankle. Friends
| hope to see her out soon.
Mrs. John Nichols, Mrs. Allen
Heat, Mrs. John G. Wells, Miss
Fannie Nichols, Mrs, Graham
Price. Mrs. NJ. D. Irvine and
Miss Sue VanMeter, all of Dan.
v.lieh were here for the Presby-
erial Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Ballard, of the
Eastern Normal, spent the week
end with relatives in Danville.
Miss Louise Covington Haynes
and brother, Milton Haynes
have arrived from Chicago tc
spend the summer with theif
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
c. Covington, at Male Lawn
Mrs. Alice Hoe accompanied
them on the trip and will be here
until September.
Miss Alice Nellinger, who /:
pleasantly remembered by mum
erous friends, and who with he,
parents recently movd to Tole
do, Ohio, has become a very ex-
pert swimmer and has been chos-
en- as a member of the Y. NJ. {
A. team, giving contests in De
troit, Michigaii. The following
from Toledo papers will be reaf
with interest by Miss Mellinger'.
Richmond friends:
Toledo swimmers won tho
swimming meet Saturday even
ing between Michigan Stat,
Normal College and Toledo R
w. c. \. Another meet between
the two teams vii! be held il
Toledo within a few weeks anC
the swimmers are doing inten
sive training for the event.
The 'Y' swimming team vii
90 to Detroit Saturday to hold
meet with the team OF Detroit
Junior College. The meer vii
be held at 7;30 in the new Balcl
school pool, one of the largest IL
that city. The local team in
cludes Stella Buchner, Lucille
Skampo, Margaret Clous, AlicC
Mellinger, Janet Sinclair, Kath
crime Huebner and Louise Ler
che"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27
AT THE MOVIES
50 Prince There Was" Today

50 Prince There Was" Today
"A Prince There VAS a nev
Paramount picture. sstarrinf
Thomas Meighan, will be show
at local theatres today. This 1
said TO be one of the best pc
lures in which Mr.. Meighan ha
been seen in many months. Nil
dred Harris, popular screen &C
tress, is his leading woman.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-27

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