davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
ZARPUTlLY SEBEVRAH MA
VYSOKEM MOSTE.
Pokusil Sc dvakr&te o skok
do hlubiny.

Cetni autoiste, jedouci wee
ra vecer k 8. hod. po vysokem
moste Superior-Detroit byli ne
malo rozruseni dvojnasobnym
pokusem o sebevrazdu dvoj-
nasobnym prekazenim tohoto
zoufaleho umyslu. 37-lety John
Yackovitz prelezl ma jizni stra
ne mostu zabradli a chystal Sc
k seskoku, kdyz jeste yeas byl
zadrzen hlidacem J. E. Gaha-
mem, jenz jej po kratkem "a
pasu stahl pazeni. Podarilo
Sc mu to ale jen ma kratko neb
muz sc mu vytrhl a chvatem
Sc snazil pokus opakovati. Mel
by tentokrate stesti, nebot'
Gahan nemel jiz silly jej zadr-
zeti, ale tri chodci mu prispe-
chali ku pOmoci a podruhe tax
zatvrzeleho kandidata sebe-
vrazdy zachranili. Yackovitz
branil Sc zuby nehty a kopal
a tloukl po svych zachrancich
az konecn6 privolsna policejni
ceta zoufalce odvedla do okres
nj venice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
SCHYLOVANl Sc K STAVCE
ZELEZ. BRATRSTEV.

Pred svym odjezdem We ctvr
tex vecer do Washingtonu pro
hlasili PRESIDENT bratrstev To-
komotivnlch strojnikd a topi-
ca Warren B. Stone a D. B.
Robertson, ze byly ma mista,
kde hrozi zanechani prace po-
dobne jako v Joliet, Ill. roze-
slany instruktivni telegramy.
Depese adresovany byly tired
nikGm bratrstev ma nadrazich
Illinois Central, v Illinoisu VII
bee a ma nadrazl v Atlanta,
Ca, a v Amigo, Wis, odkud
dosly zaloby, ze zivoty pracu-
jicich cleni jsou ohrozovany.
Soucasne SIC dfednictvo bratr-
stew vybizi, sby poznovu jed
nall sc spravami drah a snazi-
Ii Sc vyhnouti nebezpeci. Ne
budou-li vSak miti 1spechu,
pax nebudiz ma zam6stnan-
cich pozadovsno, ably v praci
setrvali.
| Soucasn6 president bratr-
stva vlakoveho personalu, w.
G.. Lee vydal pojednani KITE
rym popira, ze by nabadal Gle
ny vlastni organisace nestav-
kovati, ably mel volne ruce v
jednani.
Stone a Robertson s1castni
Sc Westinghouse konference
zastupcG Sestnacti standard.
Mich zeleznicnich organisaci,
Lee Sc konference nes1castnl
ale dal plnou moe legislativni-
mu zastupci vlakoveho perso.
nalu w. N. Doakovi, jenz j;z
We Washingtonu meSka.
Nepriznive zpravy pfisly do
hlavniho stanu vlakoveho per-
sonalu z Nashville, Tenn. a z
Toledo sc hlasi schIze ctyi
bratrstev, ma ktere jednano
bude pomoci pro stavkujici
dilnach i o instrukcich cd
velkodrednikG bratrstev, &c
clenove mohou zanechati pra-
ce, jest-li re toto vyzadovati
budou podminky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
PROTI UNIOVYM
HUDEBNlKUM.

Kapitan sluzebni setniny 145.
pesiho pluku ohioske narodni
gardy w. S. Voorsanger vcera
prohlasil, ze poda zadost, ably
kazdy uniovy hudebnik ka-
pely tehoz pluku byl propulsion.
Jest to nasledkem zapovedi
Hudebni unie spolulcinkovati
ma vojenske paade, jez mela
byti konana v den Zdobeni
hobG. Zakaz znamena, ze bu-
de rozpust6na celia hudba neb
skorem vSichni jsou organise
vani.
Zakaz hrati ma parade, vyda-
ny unii byl vydan proto, re v
pruvodu m6ly hrati kapely hu
debniku nesdruzenych v unii a
prave hudbe las. pluku 5yl
roZkaZ dOdan prave We chvili,
kdyz .iiz stala pi.ipravena k
pochodu. Pripad vyvolal wa
iemnou correspondence. HUI
debnici sami pax dostali Sc do
naneivys neprijemne situace ;
ma jedne strane byli vlastne
milicaci a mohli byti pro me-
uposlechnuti velitele postaveni
pred vojensky soud a ma dru-
he strane Jim hrozilo vylouce-
nj z unie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
KONFERENCE CUVERNER0 Z HORNIC-
KYCH STAT0.
VPONDELf LfDOSTAVf Sc HLAVY STA.
TU INDIANY, ILLINOISU A
Pennsylvania.
VCEREJsf JEDNANf MA PORADE MEZlsTATNf.

rak neni nepfeklenutelna a re
ami operatori ami hornici ne
musi Sc podvoliti bezpodmi--
necne zakladnim principdm, o
kterych bylo uvazovano. Dve-
re jsou otevreny pry k miru
cestnemu, jenz pfinese dlevu
i postizene vefejnosti. Souca-
sne ujist'uji, re ostatni til GU
verneri projevili souhlas timto
sm6rem s uvedenymi kolegy z
Ohia a Michiganu.
Mezistatni cennikova konfe-
renee v Hollendel, hotelu wee
ra poprve cd pondelinho zaha-
jeni pracovala po cely den. Ne
byla splnena predpoved' re
zakladni navrh mzdoveho CEN
niku bude hotov koncem tydne
a nahromadene prekazky ma
svedcuji, re konferenci bude
pokracovano jeste v tydnu pfi-
stim. Dnes byly zahajeny do
poledni porady o 8. hod. Za
muze dojiti k priznivym W.
sledkum, 0 tom by svedcilo, re
porady trvaji j;z tyden, coz ie
dakazem, re ODE strany pine
chapou vaznost dnesni situace.
Nejspletitejsim problemem je
otazky v lllinoisu, jehoz "a
stupce havifstva Frank Far
rington prohlasil krone jinych
difference, ze nemuZe pripadne
zde ujednany mzdovy cennik
povazovati Ia cennik mezi-
statni. Jinak by byl prubeh
schuzi normalni bez hrozivych
roztrzek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
KOPANA.

Cesky Sportovni Klub po jed
norotni prestavce opet zahaji
svoji cinnost Ultra rano cviceb-
MIN zapasem jednim zdejsim
anglickym teamem. Postaveni
muzstva Jest nasledujici: Mottl,
Novotny, Falta, Hrabak, Fin
gerhut, Doksansky, Sailer,
Oplt, Engelke. Duspiva, Berg
man. Nahradnici Sedlak Ii
bal. Sport. klub ziskal diva w
borne brace We Faltovi, ktery
hraval prednimi chicazskymi
kluby, a Sajlera, ktery hraval
kopanou V Cechach jest W.
bornym pravym kfidlem. CeSi
jsou umisteni V druhe divisi
footballove ligy, kde hodlaji
dobyti mista prvniho, neb S
lonskym yitezem V druhe divi-
81 hrali nerozhodne (2:2). Ce-
ska jedenactka sesilena novy-
mi hraci Sc zaiiste pficini, ably
tradice ceske kopane byla ia
kova, jakou 81 vybudoval cesky
football v Europe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
13-LETE DEVICE USMRCENO
AUTOMOBILEM.
Jins traficni melody.

Prave pred domem {. $3.50
st. Clair ave. snazila Sc prejiti
ulici 13-leta Princes Laurie,
bytem 1907 vych. Cz. ul. kdyz
byla zasazena autem, jeho5
ride, die vypovedi svedkd sc
marne jiz snazil uhnouti. Dew
&c bylo dopraveno do nemoc-
nice St. Clair, kde jeste vcera
skonalo. Sofer auta zbaven
byl "a nestesti zodpovednosti.
Do zadni casti automobile
B. Zuckermana, 788 vych. 100
ul. vrazil ma vych. IL. ul. a St.
Clair ave. vcera odpoledne j.
ny autoista, jenz ale z mista
melody ujel nepoznan. Auto
prvnejsi bylo prevraceno a
Zuckerman tezce zranen, w.
tazen z pod trosek jinymi au-
to:sty dopraven do Lakeside
nemocnice.
Pred domem 1927 Sovinski
ave. prejet byl autotruckem
4-lety Edw. Dorski, jenz jest
lecen v Mt. Sinai nemocnici. K
podobn6mu urazu prisel AZ
lety TIL. Mcclure, 1456 Lake
side jemuz prerazeny byly
ODE nohy.
26-lety Frank Rothmiler z
Garfield Heights, vrazil "a j.
zdy ma vych. 116. ul. a Kins-
man rd. do u chodniku stojici
opustene kary byl vlastnim
prekocenym strojem primack-
nut k zemi. Znacne pochrou-
man dopraven byl do nemocni-
ce sv. Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
VELKY POLAR MA EUCLID
AVE. A 18. ULICI.

Sklad a prodejna aut, spoje-
ny s velkou dilnou ma spravky
firmy "The Lucas & Christen-
sen Co." ma Euclid ave. a w
chodni 18. ul. byly Ia vcerej-
sich pozdejsich hodin odpole-
dnich zniceny pozarem, kterv
nemalo ohrozoval sousedni ba-
ptisticky hostel, jen velkou ma
mahou hasica zkaZy usetfeny.
Ohen povstal V dobe, kdy Sc
lid vracel z prace a proto bo-
il clOv6ka s rozpoutanym ziv-
lem prihlizel desititisicovy "a
stup. Hasici obsadili strechu
kostela, odkud do horici budo-
w chrlili spousty vody. Ha-
SEM bylo nemalo stizeno ca
stymi vybuchy gasolinOvych
nadrzek V autech, ktera memo
hla jiz byti vytazena a ohnem
byla znicena. Stroju novych
ojetych zniceno bylo ma 60,
jak vysetril zastupce hasicske-
no nacelnika, Granger, jenZ
souCasne odhaduje skodu Gel
kovou as ma 100000, ktera
vsak bude kryta poiistenim.
Jak pozar povstal, nemohlo
byti vcera vysetfeno. Pozar sc
siril takovou rychlosti, re Sc
podafilo vytahnouti nebez-
peel jen asi osm stroju. Neko-
lik has;cu bylo docasne dymem
premozeno ma druhem poscho-
di budovy, ale zavcas doprave-
nj Ma vzduch, zahy Sc zotavili,
Naval k pozaristi byl tax vel
Ky, re poulicni kary musely
zmeniti smer a byla jinak v
teto zive casti mesta ma delsi
dobu prerusena doprava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
RfDICI MOTORu ZATcENI
JAKO VINOPALNfCI.

h -.s
X bystremu sluchu prohibic-
Mich agentI dosla zvest, ze v
remisich poulicni drahy ma
Woodhill road kvete obchod
donna vyrobenou whiskou. 70
siren dozor a vcera zatcen pro
tento> prestupek motorak Har-
ry Altman, 2645 vycn. 93. ul.,
jenz koralku palil take ko-
legdm "od tramvaje" proda-
val; MIN zatcen jiny fidic
motoru, C. w. Meyer, jenz "a
sc koralku prechovaval a roz-
vazel. Prvnejsi byl dan pod
zaruku $4,000. Oba vyslechnl(-
ii budou v 1tery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
PRESIDENT HARDING PRI
JEDE v ZARf DO GLE
VELANDU.

Pfisti mesic konan bude v
Clevelande 10 vyrocni Sized
nejvysSi rady tficatehotretiho
stupne Svobodnych Zednaril
skotskeho ritu. Slavnosti Sc
sucastni jako Glen, spolu ce-
lou radou vynikajicich Ameri-
canu sam president Harding,
jemuz sc dostane povyseni v
zminen6 organisaci. Prijeti
ma Washingtonu V utery dine
10. zafi, ale blizSi podrobnosti
o jeho uvitani nebyly dosud
vypracovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
VYLETNf VESTNfK.
Sokol a Sckolky Nova Vlast

Sokol a Sckolky Nova Vlast
poradaji Ultra odpoledne Cd l
hodiny vyletni zabavu v utul-
ne zahrade pri Ceske Sini So
kol ma Clark ave. Kdoz jsi pri-
telem vyletu bez velke mama
by prijd' Sc pobaviti, dcinko-
vati bude sokolska hudba a o
jiny program, jakoz nalezite
zasobeni hostu sc postaral ci-
ly zabavni vybor.
Strelecky klub Slapniska w.
lett 81 Ultra do zahrady p. Cap
ka ma vych. II. ul. Krone tan
ce uchystana jest pro 1castni-
ky i zabava jina a jak Sc media
ami jinak mysleti bude take o
vezdejSi blaho vyletnikd po-
starano obcerstvenim. Kdo
chces profit krasny den me-
opomen Sc dostaviti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12

Guverneri z Ohia a Michi-
ganu H. L. Davis a A. j. Groes
beck zahajili vcera v Clevelan-
de konferenci jinych guverne-
ri, V jejichz statech sc dolu-
je uhli u vetsim meritku. Pora-
da ma "a ucel spolupracovati
sc soucasnou zdejsi mezistatni
konferenci mezi operatory a
zastupci havirstva, jez smeru-
je. ably dnesni stavka uhloko-
pd byla zazehnana. Guver-
nefi w. T. McGray Indiany,
Len Small z Illinoisu w. c..
Sproul z Pennsylvania pripoji
Sc porade v pondeli ostat-
mimi jednalo sc vcera cestou
telefonickou. Oba jmenovani
mali hlavni stan v hotelu Gle
veland a hlavni jejich snaha sc
nese smerem, ably stavka zne-
moznena byla po prvnim du-
bnu 1923, do ktere DOLBY die
mezistatni konference ma byti
uzavren mir v celem tear
skem prGmyslu.
Po predchazejici porade S
]. L. Lewisem, presidentem
Spojeneho havifstva americke-
no, A. A. Augustusem, presi-
dentem The Cambridge Collie
ries Co. a Michaelem Gallag-
herein, presidentem The Pitts
burgh Vein Operators Associ-
alton a predsedou cennikoveho
vyboru vydali guverneri zvlast
nj pojednani.
Pravi v mem, zc roZeviraji-
ci sc propast neshod mezi "a
m6stnavately a d6lniky nikte-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
UPRAVA MZDY SKLENAR.
SKEHO DELNICTVA.

Druzstvo sklenarskych W.
robcu Sdruzeni sklarskych
delnikI vcera konali vzajemne
porady, ma kterych pojednava-
no bylo o dneSnich pomerech v
tomto odboru. Zastupci delhi
ctva pax podali zamestnava-
telIm navrh ma 1pravu mzdy,
kterem tito budou dnes uva-
zovati a patrne take oznami
liz zasadni rOzhodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
ZOUFAL 81 NASLEDKEM
NEMOCI.

52-lety Frank Cerne, 160O3
Saranac ave-. N. E. byl vcera
odpoledne rodinou pohfesovan.
Kdyz Sc po mem shanela jeho
20-leta dcera Josefina, nasla
jej as o p1l Seste k veceru v
kGlne obeSeneho. Zoufaly muz
byl delsi dobu nemocen, coz
patrn6 k zakonceni zivota
vlastni rukou jej pfimelo. Za-
nechava zde vdovu a sedm d.
tex.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
Miss Rice Entertains

Miss Carolyn Rice entertained
Sunday at noon for her guests,
Misses Margaret Elliott and Ha-
eel Champ, of Lancaster. Covers
were laid for Misses Elliott,
Champ, Marie Langford, Sarah
Chenault, Mary Elizabeth LuXon,
Dolly Pickles and Mary Louise
Deatherage.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
ALWAYS KEEPS
IT ON HAND
SAYS ATKINSON
Akron Woman Was So Greatly
Benefited By Tia nlac She
Wouldn't Think of Being With
out 1t.

my wife is a strong believer
in Tanlac; in fact the medicine is
u household treasure to us" said
H. H. Atkinson, 995 Chalker ST.,
Akron, O., valued employee of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
For two years her stomach
was badly out of order. After
eating she complained OF sharp
pains, palpitatioh and shortness
of breath. Her nerves we're all
upset and she never got any
sound sleep at night. Medicine
seemed to do her no coed what
ever and she got terribly weak
and run down.
But Tanlac began helping her
almost from the start, and now it
has set her right in every way.
She keeps it in the house all the
time ready for use and wouldn't
be without it. 1t certainly has
done her a world Of good"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
o1StS. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Scrivner-WiIson

A recent wedding OF interest
was that OF Miss Pearl Scr;v-
ner, daughter OF DIR. and Mrs.
]. F. Scrivner, OF Danville, to
Mr.. ]. Z. Wilson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Wilson, OF Kirksville
They have just returned from
their honeymoon trip to Chicago
and are visiting relatives and
friends near Richmond.
1t was an informal wedding at
the country home of the bride,
near Danville. The date of the
marriaie was in honor of the
10Th wedding anniversary of the
brides parents. Only members
OF the Immediate families and a
few friends were present. The
impressive ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. p. Stroth-
er. Of Cincinnati, uncle of the
bride, at 4 p. m, Thursday, July
9th.
The bride is a graduate of
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
REGISTER Richmond Madison County Monday July "a 1922

noon at her home on Oak street
in compliment to her sister, Mrs
Howard Dyer, of Greenville
Miss. The guests were enter
tanned on the lawn which was
lovely in the late afternoon
phlax and huge punches of
phlax and hydrangeas. The
punch bowl was most artistic I'M
der an arch of ferns and aspara-
gus. Miss Josephine Chenault
and Mrs. J. p. Chenault presided
at the punch bowl.
Ices, cakes, nuts and candy
were served during the hours, by
Mrs. Preston Smith, Mrs. Alex
Denny and Miss Mary katherine
White. Many guests responded
to the invitation to meet Mrs.
Stockton's charming visitor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
mott Victor Williams

nett Victor Williams
Misses Margaret Chenauh,
Mary Louise Covington and
Louise Mckee returned Saturday
from Chi Omega camp at Cliff
ton.
A jolly Winchester crowd
camping at Boonesboro this
week is composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nugent Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Edgington, Mrs. CLAUDE
Danavent and son, James Kan
ard, of Lexington, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Hensiey and daughter, Miss
Patsey Clay Hensely.
Miss Nancy Evans entertained
Sunday at noon with luncheon
for her guest, Miss Margaret
Mclaughlin of Rathine, Va. Her
guests were Misses Mclaughlin,
Bush Allen, of AIillersbutg, Mary
Emily Chenault and Josephine
Telford.
Miss Elizabeth Quisenberry of
Eastwood, Ky. and Miss Eliza
beth Jones, of Middlesport, o.,
are the guests of Mrs Armer
Hisle at her home in the country
Mr. Elmer Tate, of Irvine spent
Sunday in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Arnold, and
Mr.and Mrs. RE. Turley were in
Frankford for the week end the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Joe Boggs
Mrs, J. s. Stanifer entertain
ed with a dinner party Sunday
in honor of Miss Elizabeth VIII
liams, OF Princeton, Ind.
Mrs. James Fisher and daugh-
ter, of Lexington, have been
spending a few days with Mrs.
Will -Devore.
Judge q. Murray Smith spent
Saturday in Irvine.
Miss Mollie Fife spent Satur-
day in Lexington.
Mrs. Anna K. Stein, of Fort
homas, was in Richmond the lat
ter part Of the week to deliver
an address to the Rebekah
lodge.
Mrs. J. w. Snodgrass spent
Friday in Lexington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24

Mrs. Stockton's Receotion
Mrs. Edwin Stockton enter
tanned beautifully Saturday after
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
AT THE MOVIES
"Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford''

One of the screen treats of the
current season is "Get-Rich-
Quick Wallingford," which will
be shown at local theatres Mon
day. This is said to be a de
lightful comedy directed by the
man who made ''Humoresque,"
and how Wallingford and his as
sociate in buncombe, "Blackie"
Daw, make a fortune for them
selves and the people of the town
of Batlesburg is an enthralling
story we'll adapted to the screen.
The details of the two sharpers
schemes present enough compli-
cations to make the story series
of laughs from start to finish.
The characters are among the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
Buffet Lunch

Miss Mary Elizabeth Luxon
entertained with a buffet lunch
Sunday night for Miss Margaret
Elliott and Miss Hazel Champ,
OF Lancaster. Her guests be-
sides the guests OF honor were
Misses Carolyn Rice. Sarah Che
nault, Dolly Pickles and Messrs.
Rollins Burnam, Leslie Evans,
Robert Telford, T. ]. Douglas,
William Wagers, Leon Elder,
Coleman Covington and Ballard
LuXon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24

finest ever seen on the silver
sheet. Sam Hardy plays the title
role and is ably supported by
Norman Kerry and Doris Ken
yon. Scenes in the picture were
designed by Joseph Urban, no
table setting being that of the
rejuvenated town of Battlesburg
lighting TIP at nigth with its
new street car system in opera
ton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
Entertains for Visitors

Miss Sarah Chenault enter
tanned Saturday at dinner for
Misses Elliott and Champ, of
Lancaster, who are the house
guests of Miss Carolyn Rice.
Her guests were Misses Elliott,
Champ, Rice, Dolly Pickles, Ma
ry Elizabeth LuXon and Marie
Langford.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
"How | Cleared the Mills of
Rats" By j. Tucker, r.

"As night watchman believe !
have seen more rats than any
man. Dogs wouldn't dare go near
them. Got $125 pkg. of Rat
Snap, inside of six weeks cleared
them all out. Killed them by the
score every night. Guess the
rest were scared away. Til never
be without Rat-Snap." Three siz-
es: Csc. Csc, $1.25. Sold and guar
anteed by Stockton & Son and
Douglas & Simmons. july
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24

hees, of Bedford, Indiana. motor
ed over Monday and visited thu
: famous blue potteries at Waco
Mr.. Edward Wines, prominent
druggist, of Paintsvil1e, is bach
at his old home here on a visit
Miss Car1ys1e Chenarrlt, O
Maysville, will arrive Monday
for a visit to her uncle, T. D
Chenault, at his home on the Be
rea road.
Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead and
daughter, Dorothy, of Winches-
ter, are guests of Mrs. Lyman
Parrish for the week end.
Mrs. w B. Yates has gone to
visit her sister, Mrs. E. G. Ault
near Frankfort.
Marshall Hurst, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Hurst, has &C
cepted position IN Indianapolis
Miss Pauline Jones, of Day
ton, Ohio, is visiting friends and
relatives at Waco.
c. {. Chrisman has returned
from Franklyn, Ohio, after a two
months visit.
Mrs. John Yates entertained
with a week end party at her
home in Woodland avenue. Her
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Bogard, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pope.
and daughter, Georgia, and Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Parsons, all of
Louisville.
Miss Susan Woods, of Stan
ford. and Miss Bush Allen, of
Millersburg, are guests of Mrs.
c. F. Chenault.
Watson Clay is in Taylorsville
for a two weeks visit to friends.
Miss Mollie Fife and Miss
Leon Fife will spend next week
with Mr.. and Mrs. William How
ard in Carlisle. 90
Neal Bennett, Jr., was at home
from Middlesboro for the week
end.
Mrs. Frank Clay will leave
soon for a few weeks stay in
Frankfort. ssaF01S ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seeley, of
Lexington, are guests sof Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Smith.
Miss Lucy Blumschi has re-
turned home from an extended
stay with relatives and friends in
East Bernstadt, London and
Dickman Springs.
Mr.. ]. w. Creech is in Macon
and Aberdeen, Miss, this week.
Miss Louise Cromer visited in
Richmond Friday.
Miss Rose Blumschi was the
guest of Misses Matte and Sal
lie Lutz in Lancaster last week.
Mr.. Joe Blumschi, who has
been spending his vacation here
with his sister and brother, has
returned home and was accom-
panied by his little nephew, En-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24

Eastern Kentucky State Normal
School and was a member of
the faculty for two years. She
was a teacher in the, Danville
city schools the past year. The
groom was graduated at the
University of Kentucky i'll 1913,
at the University of Chicago
Law School in 1920 and is a
member of the Delta Chi frater-
nifty. While at the University
of Kentucky he was for three
years a member of the debating
team and winner of the silver
loving cup given by Judge Hen
ry S. Barker, of Louisville, for
mer president of the University.
He was superintendent of the
Hazard city schools for three
years and is now a practicing at
torney there, being a member of
the law finn of Wilson and
Wilson. Contributed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24
al Looked Like 2 BaGtlsGssS n

Europe" Says B.r. {. Dunster
WAS staying at hotel in
small Pennsylvania town. Early
one morning l went to the stable
to hire a rig and was shown a pile
Of dead rats killed with Snap
the night before. Looked like a
battlefield in Europe. Three siz-
es; 35c, 65, Sis. Sold and guar
anteed by Stockton & Son and
Douglas & Simmons. July
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-24

Robert Chiles, of Valley View,
spent last week with his sister,
Mrs. Virgil Chapman, and Mr..
Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M, Wakefield,
of Shelbyville, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Wakefield and Mrs. J. R. Voor-
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Afternoon Tea at 7.

Afternoon tea at the local depart
ment store-El Siglo-one of the two
in the entire country, is the event
called for in the afternoon. 1t is an
enormous place. crowded like the
Rambla before it's doors-men, wom-
en-, children, army and navy officers
and an occasional swarthy Moor.
Tea excellent, and they know how
to make toast, which they call tos-
tados. Most. however. dip sweet,
baton shaped cakes into sim cinna-
mon perfumed chocolate. We give
our order at the counter, pay for 1t
and the merchandise is delivered
forthwith at the table whose num-
ber we have been given. In many
ways it is an Improvement on the
cafeteria plan
Out again and the same rambiers
are there that we left an hour ago.
Around a big soda water fountain,
more like America than anything
elswhere to be seen in Europe, a
crowd was tapping half frozen ice
water called oranazado. We were In
time to see the second turning OF the
film masterpiece, also from America,
which was being shown at the Salon
Catalina. The audience was as pien-
tiful inside as were the ramblers
without. Everything that draws q
crowd is just on or off the Rambia.
At 10 O'Clock we were released and
again bumped cur way through the
same rambling mass OF humanity to
a many course dinper at the Cafe
Suizo in the lower Rambla. 1t tooh
twenty minutes for the first serving
Of the soup. but after that courses
came with a rush. including a dish OF
rice and fish and chicken, served. or
rather eaten. separately, or all to-
gether, as you wish.