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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

The next teachers meeting will be
held at Post Falls high school build
ing Dec. 9, beginning at | 80 p. ID.
All teachers are invited to attend.
particularly rural teachers within a
ten mile radius. The program will
be announced later, according to the
announcement by County Supt. r. c..
Egbers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01
TAKING DESPERATE CHANCES,

1t is true that many contract severe
colds and recover from them without
taking any precaution or treatment,
and a knowledge of this fact leads
Others to take their chances instead
of giving their colds the needed
attention. 1t should be borne in
mind that every cold weakens the
lungs, lowers the vitality, makes the
system less able to withstand each
succeeding attack and paves the way
for the more serious diseases. Can
you afford TO take such desperate
chances when Cbamberlaln's Cough
Remedy, famous for its cures of bad
colds may be had for trfle? adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01
Church Announcements
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURcH

COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
The Sacred Song Service rendered
by the choir last Sabbath Day even
ing was q no way disappointing tt
to the congregation. The work showed
splendid effort on the part OF those
who had the training 10 charge. The
results justified the effort.
-Four new embers were added To
the church membership at the morn =
ing service, Sunday.
The sermon by DR.. Jones was
listened 10 by an appreciative
audience Sunday morning. He
preached 10 the afternoon at Hayden
Lake. also.
A meeting of the board of trustees
is called at the Office OF DR.. Wenz for
Friday evening (tonighD at s O'Clock.
A meeting OF the official board is
called at the parsonageMonday night,
Dec. 4-1:30 O'Clock.
An effort has been inaugurated by
the board Of trustees to make some
much needed repairs on the church
building. An application Is being
forwarded to the Board Of Home
Missions and Church Extension
asking for donation of five hundred
dollars for this purpose. To add to
this sum, should it be granted, the
board is making a canvass to secure
like sum from this community in
labor and material and cash subscrip-
tions. Those who may not have been
seen by the committee and who care
to help in this much needed improve !
ment can indicate their willingness |
by speaking TO the pastor or any |
mem Der OF the board. A new heating
plant is one OF the leading items
under consideration. Subscriptions
for this purpose should not be confus-
ed with the regular church budget.
Making ready for Christmas was
one of the questions considered at the
teachers meeting Wednesday night.
were appointed to
arrange the program. <
j. G. Harvey, Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

r. The United States, England and
Japan have ratified the treaty for re-
duction OF naval armaments and baye
stopped building capital ships but
have not scrapped many ships. France
and Italy have not ratified the treaty
although nearly year has elapsed
since it was signed at the disarma-
ment conference at Washington.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01
MRS. LAURA M. HOYT RECOMMENDS
CHAMBERLAIN's TABLETS

II have frequently used Chamber
lain's Tablets, during the past three
years, and have found them splendid
for headache and bilious attacks. /
am only too pleased, at any time, to
speak word 10 praise of them, -
writes Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt, Rockport,
N. Y. adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01
Constable

Jack Mullan was fined $500 and
given months in jail and Dave Os-
borne $500 and six moths on LIQUOR
charges in federal court at Occur
d'Alene Wednesd ay.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

The marine act, known as the ship
subsidy bill, was passed by the lower
house of congress Wednesday by a
vote OF 208 to 1874. The bill now goes
TO the senate. Congressman Smith
voted for it and Congressman French
voted against the bill.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01
CATHOLIC CHURCH

LIST Sunday OF the month, no Mass; end
and 4th Sundays. Mass at IL o'clock: 3rd and
5th Sundays. Mass at o'clock.
Doctrinal Instructions for the children by
announcements.
Non-Catholics are always welcome at all
services. ID. L. McElligott. Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

December 10th Is the last day for
disabled ex-servlce men to make
application for vocational training
under the care Of the government.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

Thieves broke into leading store
at Newport. Wash, last Friday night
and hauled away goods estimated at
$4,000.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

Butter wrappers printed at The
Tribune office, 500 for So. 90; 1000 for
$500. Smaller quantities at reasona-
BILE prices. adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

The Ladies' aid society will hold
bazaar and cooked food sale Dec 9.
Everyone interested is asked to donate
articles and food.--adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

town team won from the Fl. S. team
Is to IL.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-01

Pub. st. Dec. l to 20.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
Happy, Though
Older
%, 1872. Western Newspaper union.)

Va TOT by mourning because life
V cannot he III! Springtime. Not
i y by thinking that youth can be
powdered, painted, dressed and al
fected into renewal! Not by looking
backward and living upCu renlinis-
cCncc. Not by counting up or losses.
In fourfold beauty life is on the
wing. As well try to change The course
and succession Of seasons as 10 hold
back the progress CT oar ages. Spring,
summer. autumn. winter are not only
for nature. but for human nature. No
one is deceived by imitation Then we
are not just rs yo,ln- rs we uScG fc he.
Fading pictures and q p&&Sin: show,
"slin@s and arrows Of outrageous for
tune are just the differences IL life's
weather.
But every season has lis OWE pacu-
liar beauty. livery Gay "f evc.y year
is really = gem on Tin2e'> .iHCnr. There
is even a majestic and terrible beauty
in storm In the lnn@ moA"tony OF
the dolirumS 1t sea one could hail q
cyclone. In the dusty giar" OF pro-
tracted drought flood could ijc wei
ccmed IN 100 much ot ANY season the
wish arises for the rest Of the pro-
gram Change opens up new vi>taS
Of the scenery of our histories. The
afternoon of life is meant to be Il pleas
vnt outlook ilnan its harvest fields, a
gathering in OF that wealth Of produc-
ton that requires time and patient toll.
The enjoyment Of thar richness of
character that is given only 10 long
experience Wisdom can never j"
hastily acquired Nothing can he Gone
in less time than It takes. Even God
must wair until fall for ripe apple.
Age marks progress and gives !eis-
ure. To look forward and go on with
power Of choice hitherto denied. and
10 have time and opportunity I" do as
one likes. rather than as he must.
these ere much. To have acquired new
powers OF thought and 70 have time
for books. IL hobnCh with :; few
cronicS to have II little something to
do to sit on the porch AMI see the
world 90 by. TO took beyond the set
ting sun to 4 new day. and beyond the
coming winter to Il new Sprin%-a'l
these and more may mean that age
has kept the best wine until now.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
ETASTERlS SIZE

Safe Of ScI.h C&@o:;n%, COUNTY O.
NCH6crry. Court e lom'nc2 Pleas.
Warren T. zEE,~tiag. plaintiff, against
Jane Z. Gaia. Il. Z. Reid. Veto
ria Reid Tow.ec and Il. r. Reid, j.,
defendants.
lu,.v2n- 70 tae order cf the court
serein. / VIII sci, during the legal
hours OF sale, a5 pubic outcry, to the
hirhese bi&dec. OF Sa!csday il Jaau-
az. 1928. before the court house a.
Nsv5arry, 5. c.. a.! hat ira ! o.
plantation of laGa situate, lying and
i:ac il the county Of N2N5e:ry.
s.tatc o. Sol.h Carolina, Containing
onc hundred eight--sevea and enc
h5lf G2T.JG) acres. cicra or less. and
bounded on The rcrth by lands Of
Leroy Holloway, on ne cast by lands
{ ". =. Smith. III. on the south ,by
lands OF ~. Geo. Y. Ilnter ard Oh
tie west b. the Reid i&nds- and lands
of the Exchange Gank Of NewDerry,
&. {.
Terms Of sale: 02e-third casa.
balance parable II enc and two Xe&rs
f"orl date OF sale = coal auGC2! ir~
sta.I.aents. viz, interest on each n
;tai!mc.~. from datc CT sale, aCd I'M
~ rai& II fuI!. . tae rate CT eignt
re- CT. Der anNu2i. Interest TO 1e
naid annually ard i ro5 paid Whe7
Gun t, tccG.ne principal ann l&lI" ara
5ear interest at he ratc of eight per
cent Der &nrum until paid IL full, to
Sc secured by bond o purchaser and
. - =,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
MASTERS SALE

State Of South Calolina, County Of
Ne.1oorry. Court Of Common Pleas.
Edith \. Taylor, Plaintiff, against
Noah R. Taylor ard Della Grpber,
defendants.
Pursuant to the orde: Of the court
herein. I will sell at p@blic, auction,
before TIE court house ~ NeT5erry,
s. c.. or salesday in j~au2ry, 1928,
,gis!ia the legal hours Of sale, to the
highest bidder. al! the right. title,
;n.ares5. and estate OF L W. Iaylo:,
deceased. The sane being a. unGlylo-
cd onc-half thereof. IN and TO 81 tNat
race Of lard N New2egry couE5y,
state Of S0~ah Csroina, containing
ssventeeD and cne-aa!f acres, more or
less. bounded by lands OF 4. 0. Long,
BY lands fc1@1srly Of G. Nike WeE:s,.
deceased. by lands of Thomas VII
son. by lands Of FED Lake and James
lake, It being the s2rlc tr@ct Of l3.n@
conveyed 10 the said EGitil :. Taylor
Il 2. ". Taylor by George Lake oy
deed dated January 50. ,l9l4, of rec
crG in s..ic Office Of the cic:i. Of corr:
G2r the county of NeW5c-ry in Deed
Book 20. page 5S.
Germs &C sale Cash.
Purchase" to naJ Gar decd and rev
Gnu9 scl:.lps.
JAMES D. Q-ATTL EBAUM,
NaStay .or NewDerr" Co@9ty.
~ t5-St ftcw
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
Household Resolutions
for Father

r WILL not sin. Never again will l
,ucn the guest towel. for have
T. :. TIE error OF my ways. and now
know thar guest towels are to be
seen hut not used: yea. not even for
newly shaved face.
will reverence the par,or. Verify.
verify. no cigar stumpS nor ashes
shall | leave behind me. nor shall
I lay NY head upon the sacred en-
Er2idered cushion.
| will reform. The socks that are
taken off at night. even 50 shall they
be picked up by me and put int"
the laundry basket
will be thankful For the cut glass
berry bowl and the mahogany sew
ing table. for the synthetic toilet
lotion. Tor the heliscr@nt cigars for
these Christmas gifts. will l show
I will not ar-rer back. Yea. though
;he Hills of Ecw Year ,nnrn are
n~hgy as ! .-.ins, ana III
walk in the 81. ! bankruptcy
T viii not lift NJ voice against th"",
, will not complain. NJ. though &o:!-
lash AMI croquattcs be haa'Iea -
re even unto the third evening. i
SHAH hold my reace. and NY desire
for portcrhousc shall be 10 more.
will not struggle. That goodwill
may abide tfIrou@llout TIE coming
year. / cherrfuliy resolve 70 obey all
the rules cf the institution Whi"a
l.arborS me- Amen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
tGA3ElG'S eAE-

tf&3TIa'S SAL.
S:ass o. SOlti1 C&ral::,s, Gaua1y o.
..lewoerry. Court 81 Common Pleas.
:. Z. WILSON,. E!ain.i:Gg. against
Homer ?. St2@heHs ani Anderson
Phosphate and Oh! Company. 1e%eAd-
90
Pursuant 10 en- order 0: 5ho @ou:,:.
il the aaara entitled ac.io!, ( vii Sc,
n pupil" auctiar. to The highess BID
de- al the court house. = nc toWa
Of 22icwhcr22,l:.. IL ne county a21 s+2te
aforesaid. o. he E".5t E5YIaT. s%lI.-
day nsD. 1928, w,1hia no le%al
l,o-rs of sale. t,1c following d2ser.beG
lact CT laad: NJ tha. tc-1t o. plan
"a ion O land situate n Merry
county. in the state of Soutl Garo.'-
"a. c4~f2in;ng ninety six m! 2-l30
(96 5-lC0) acres, r:o-e CT iaSS, oc1n-
dad by pubic road known a. t2e Old
Higgins Ferry read leading from The
tov.n Of NeTbe-rY by Dead Fail. TO
the Stec! Bridge across Ss!uda rive:
which road separates ! from lard o.
Daniel G.. Livingstone; bounded by
aaother pGa.jc road. lcading fc0n the
sid Higgins Ferry read % where
Nprdenhaii'S mill used 70 be: 5oiHG-
cd by lands Of James T. Stephens, By
rag. % land formerly Owned BY
J. Y. Cro ;ci:; 5y lands o. Z. S. Boo-
ger: az: BIZ I public road leading
FROM ehe Dead Fal - B31hN;gat :
ferry acrozs Sa,Ida Yivc". TIE said
trant Of. land being the la9ds Ge-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
For Two Weeks

= =.
toF Two weeks nan 'S''' - w w
TAX, ing io ''0,''e % 80 .. =.
-. pe!'''e''''' ~. 4,,o
o"!S "''. = '' ,
'",,,'' '.,.S w. .1:5 ''1,: W .lo .;,,,o
i? 0'o''' -. .1-s..'s,,a.., ,,o4
,''s "e' 'e:'.','-', W.: t ..,,. -.
~ vas 'IS -. l'., ,s p,on, .
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION @
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
IEJNHEpDy
NEWEERRy

We will cfer for sale 4 pu5l;c suc
ton. to the highest bidder, before the
court house. on saiesda; n January.
Immediately aftcr the judicial salea:
the following lots in the TOWN. Of
Newbarry, 5. c.. 20 wit:
All that lot with a one sorry b-ick
building thereon fronting or Mar
street thir:y-eicat and one-half Fee.
more or less, ard rlnning back there
froTn fer distsrce Of one hundred
feet, more or less. same width, ana
bounded Otherwise, or the east by 10:
of H H. Kinard. on south oy an al
ley fifteen feet vide and on the west
by lct above dc=cli':ed.
so al TIA: lot w..th one story
,rick building thereon fronting on
lain street thirty-eight aad oae-h@.f
cceet, more or less. AID running back
.he-efrow same w;d:h orc hundred
feet, r!oce or less. and bounded on
wise. on the east t. ne lot above
described, on the s0Uta hy al aHeT
iftecn fee. wide and OF the "est BY
10, Of \. F. Bush. said two lots vi! e
>ali separately and the2,as a w-;o-@
I'D if they bring more as whc!2
80! ~ 800 - 90 ~ ~, - ,a,a,., p,
- :''~ 4 "a : = '-''' 90 -'t -
Cd. -, -,a. lot ,..:.;, ~, ,.,~,.
- u. 81. ,;';nr. ;iI.' ~ t,crHo, NO. I;,.,>;,.
i',-;is;,o., D-iiH f~o,+;,,o. -, Er;onI sf..oae
forty feet. morc 0" lass. and running
back t:leref:oG, same width eighty
,,,,,;c,: ~, ~ 800, h,- - aIle.-
s'','.s = ". ~. . 4.n a,.c ~.
- 'Te" e - - "iuS' 1 va 49, 10 ...os. ~,
% =; i, = Aliaiu az ''l >''e w. -
81 <;t:-' sy1' =, 49,. 49, 80. iuS. 80 s.-;.,.-
4s3 a .+ ~, -. 40. So,.a-, sonE
ca : 49,, ~i' ;na. ~, -;aare.
~. ., ..,'. -, -. L,,,I,,l FOO
i-~.'t =, ,,.e - - Ln,,,So;
i.'i : u 80 60. ~ 50 ra," >,s'> -
o. 'he ho-'.; - lot Vi ,'"i"S. .;:s.. ", w.
ofo"": o. We eass ~ - ..'." -. =, e
~ VIZ s. g. o'' ':.o -o;S 70. t.ro - -,
> >, az ~ W., -, '.,'t" y" $1,000. =
iiHHh SSE'sS WIZ pe sI': - ~,
ana Vnea Is !, --o.e - -; III ~ 80. on
moe Is . "toie satH D'I ~" W. ,'o,s+o - 80
,:2!S1: d., 't', - .J - -. IL '
&c: Ga e,lo,-t 80 ~. r.nr.;o-ad ara 20
,e,na;n ,3 @5~l onc3 and 5a for zic use %
+;,a nrna~s of sa;l IRIS IN parye e..;;;ty.
Tenn. of 10. OYe-h9lr casn and
+ha h,lancn IN Two c55aI annua! rav-
,oo.,+s ,,,;t \ ;,,terest g., the credit ror-
.;ars fro,p he dav Of sale at 6 2a~
crn- 10. amman. navab''e an,:1a:iy,
;f go. ,o;d ,,-i,o,, d,-a p, Lae. IN.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
MASTERS SALE

Safe OF South Carolina. County o.
NewbarrE, Court Of Common Pleas.
!. 3. Sem. plaintiff, against
lErs. Emma 7. Sem, ,nd!vidCaIi|
and as exccutrix Of tie last viii and
testament Of David P. Sem. deceas-
ed. defendant.
Pursuant 20 an order OF tie ccuft
in the above entitled action. j vii
sell at public auction. to the h!ghea:
bidder, at the court house in he
town Of Nc"berry. in the county and
state aforesaid, on the first Monday
il January. saiesday $50. 1923
within tie legal hours o. sale, the
following described tract cs land. to
Wit:
THAT tract of land lying nd be-
inc situate in the county OF Newbcr-
" and state aforesaid, containing
th:~tv-six (3G) acres, more or less.
a.G bounded ov lands Of j. u. SeN2,
Noah Martin. X. 0. Senn. anG pub
l;e road kncwn as The Island torI
road"
Terms Of sale: Cash. Purchaser
- pay foY al paGe-s, rlv2n&c stamps
aid recording foes.
JAliES D. QUATzLII IInAuN,
Master for Ne%2aErE County.
December Il. .9E2
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
TIE CALENDAR
Bv MARTHA 3. THOMAS

TEE calendar is curious ha-
4 man document when you
stop to think about it. Just al
easier way of reckoning than
The counting os moons and suns,
and a very important matter 1t
is, 80. A calendar IS the direc-
tor of mans affairs, the cor
sul.ing engineer always to be
interviewed before arranging
life, whether it is dinner or
business appointment, a siege
with the dentist or a trip
abroad. It is Tie grand refer
ence book; a silent, inanimasc
thing composed of twelve pages
or sections w;sh black marks On
them. Probably no other book,
large or small, has as many
readers or commands she re-
spectful interest enjoyed BY its
un:mpe achable reputation.
e. f".2o. Wa-tern Newspaper Unin>.D
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29

because old lime says IWeNtE-tNfSS.
Grace ana good cheer attend this year
And rout all shapes of doubt and fear.
But it Will be we'll no: to put too much
fail. H resolutions. Resolutions are
often thu raporS Of auto-intosication.
Thev arp the raiubowS that succeed
the Ia term, before the tears have
dried up. They are the halos that We
90. non our heads too soon. They
~. - thin ice that glitterS but lets
I- I.,1s sh.
I.-'~ is more power in resolution.
If a man can overcome himself lie has
gu.ei.y d his wcrSt enemy. He will
L.:. u use both fists to knock himself
a. md both feet 10 kick himself out;
l.r 4;i have to get himself down and
:. non himself before he can be
himself.
This is worth while. but it is un-
pleaSant and difficult Resolutions are
ant TO fail before it or be entirely for
gotten. but resolution can do it and
have force to spare. AS a poet has
said:
So mig. is grandeur TO our dust,
So near is God TO man.
When Duty whispers low. Thou must
The youth replies. | can.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29
rAv RETURNS FC2 1923


O.. an authorized agcat, vii BE at
:, flowing places e: dstns gwen
-. fcr :.::e pC.pos2 o. s@&!ng taE
returns of personal properly for rs
- year 1923.
E%n;c.:":rc. Wednesday. January 5.
Glenn Lcw-y. Thursday. Jan. AJa.
N:@.a"3s, F-idat. Jan. 5:h.
Long 5horo:. Monday, Jan. Sth.
Caapoel!s, TUESDAY Jan. 9:h.
p. y. Boozer's sore, Wednesday.
Jan 10Th.
Silver Street. Thursday, Jan. II.
S.. I.ukes. FRIDAY, Jan. u.
Prosperity, Monday and Tuesday,
Jan. 18th and 18th
Little Mountain, Wednesday. Jan.
n.
Jolly Street, Thursday, Jan. 18th,
.oomaria, Friday, Jan. 18th.
.Naybinton, Monday, Jan. 2-ad.
j. :. Crooks, Tuesday, Jan. Z22rd.
G!ympnvi?Ic, Wednesday. jar. "a.
Peak. Thursday. Jan. 25'h.
The following named persons ara
authorized TO take tax returns a.
..,?eir respective places Of :usines-;
'Longshores, Geo. II. Martin.
Chsppe.ls. j. J. NuE"2n.
Pm. Poo2c $. H. ,. Ho|linGswortn.
nrosr :. ". WcGts, 3. =
Hi. V. X. WGce4c:.
Little Mountain, v. :. Sh2a.y.
?cH,G.ia. Jap. C. An:
Walton. j. L. Crooks.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29

Pals, Dec III
deputies earl!
long debate o a
the Poincare i...
vote of confide
5i2 to 76.
The CHI, mo, n.3 "..
since Friday -f',...s, ,
o'clock this morrj1-
supper recess. Dlr
Of the session NJ ...'saa
exposition Of the a..,
tion, during which
ties that if they ~" sui;
With the governm' II
iStry were ready t. ":.:...:..
After the prer ~. .s..
chamber, withoYt
ton of confidence
proceeded to the cr.i." '
was engaged in til, @'as
rnent was taken al 80
day evening.
At the resu'l,,..:.
the debate co.,!.a,;
policy of the 4oscfamca'. sn3.E
Pierre Forge. os-l%a, "
tions. He deaa..dcg .h@G PASS.
bilities Of max al -s>s.'''
should be exha, .sfss> ".-
ernment commit - '.se->
revocable course IL al s.;r
in the chamber b. &g~!a..a1 To-,
France should refo>m her ~. faea>
es before she sou u - r.tas.. 'i.1s,
of Germany.
NJ. Herriot. sfte a-'..a s}..
the governments sii >su-
dry subjects doci l"t l.. -. ..us
would vote for To- r.,"a',a .
cause in fore;gr roi -,.
ment represent 10 Hl'; ..
nation but FRI
The deput; who We %gt,. :
more and moe restless as ;.a ;!me
wore on, took tacit Hls. eau5.,aa-
ity to .vcte e!o,u'> :? @ao~ g
hands. The The nse>:ion, o. -
chamoel pu; :nc oraa' Of ,;.c d.
pure aad sl".p,, imply;na e"ai@a@g 2
in the governments aa6 Ire e.,a'ea.'
voted ST. cGn6jtno2, - = -, .
The cta.aHcr rE,H a,4ie"-.:.,i.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29

TIKI difference in Ireland now is
Ia: tie ling is all in the family.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29

,...a,a.e., says hell is brewing.
H. as hlre brew.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29

I....iac aus: lave more sense than
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Nineteen
Twenty-ih
@, 1922, Western Newspaper Cnion.)

T% HY friends are AL importunate
That this year may be fortunate,
They weave a specia! wishing spell
Il About this year TO guard it Well,
Lest any harm Should come TO thee
Because old Time says 'TWenty-tnree.
Grace ana sood cheer attend this year
And rout all shapes of doubt and fear.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-19
|NFORMAC|ON DEL SUR

Ponce, julio 16.-Se dijo aquf que
Ell correcto y active jefe Milan, jefe
de la Secreta en- esta ciudad, habfa
sidO ~trasladado; Y tai noticia cause
cierta desaz0n en- este vecindario, por-
que ell senior Milan por sus formas So
ciales Y su actividad goza de las sim
patfas de esta comunidad, en- la que
sc lie considera un ejemplar agente
de la Justicia.
-Cuando escri6imos estas ndtas,
! sostienen su primer match en- eli Play
Ground local, los teams "Mayagiiez''
Y Ponce, ell verdadero Ponce, que
d~iscuten La supremasfa en- ell deporte
de baseball.
La COrte de este distrito ha de-
clarado con lugar las demands de
divorcio, p~resentadas por Monserrate
NazariO contra Agapito Nieves; por
Fernando Grew contra Benigna Ortiz !;
por Vicenta Martinez contra Jose r.
Alm6dovar; por Juan Torres Colon con
Tia VuQAlu I. 0Oll1uACHs
Aver empezaron las fiestas patro-
males de la barriada de Ia Playa, que
hasta ahora resultan muy divertidas
liz revelan Ia civilidad de aquel vecin-
dario.
Ell seiior Rafael Matos Bernier,
administrator del Asilo de Ciegos, sc
ha visto obligado a expulsar al reclu-
so Jose Hernandez, squien repetidas
veces ha quebrantado Ia discipline
que, como es de rigor, Sc observa en-
el establecimientO.
La policfa ha detenido a varias
personals que jugaban a 10 prohibido
en- la casa de Enrique villa, barrie Mi
ramar de esta poblacion; ocupando
dinero Y barajas, - mon,
-Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar
en- esta ciudad, a nuestro amigo don
Jose V. Bermudez, jefe de Ia policfa
de Barros, quien vino a Ponce en- asun
tos del servic:o.
En- ell Santo Asilo de Damas, han
sido Operadas con exito, las senoritas
Carmen Ma. Dapena, hija de nuestro
buen amigo don Pololo; Y Ia senOrita
Carmen VGlez, hija igualmente del es-
Unable sefior Ovidio V6lez, de Penue.
las, las que Sc nos informa siguen me-
jorando de maner que Sc juzga sa-
naran prOnto.
En- ell barrio. Saint Thomas, Can.
terra de esta cihdad. lantes de anoche
ell individuo Feli4 Perez Sanchez, ira.
to de agredif con- uh smachetesa bSera.
fin Baez, 10, que no logr6; pero SUI ac
titud di6 jastsp occasion para que Ii
policfa lie sometiera a la justicia.
-Sospechando antier, a las nueve
de la ma1ana, Juan Rodriguez, quien
cuida de una finca agrfcola en- ell ba-
rrio Guaraguao, de esta municipali-
dad, que su 'cconvecino Isafas Vargas
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