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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-03-30
Chicago Nurse On Stand
Trial of Arbuckle

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, March 80.
Mrs. Virginia Warren. Chicago
nurse, resumed the stand at the start
OF today's session in the third trial
of Roscoe C. Arbuckle. She testified
yesterday that she had attended a ma
tient named Virginia Rappe. suffering
from an abdominal complaint. in Chi
caeo. in 1908. Defense counsel, in her
further testimony, hope to show that
the death of Miss Virginia Rappe was
due to an old ailment, rather than to
an attack the prosecution alleges Ar
buckle made upon her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-03-30

Of the county institute. AS many
members as can are urged to go to
Economy for the institute.
A community entertainment will be
held Friday evening at School No. 8
on the Middleboro road, at 1880
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Stegan
will be in charge. Everybody is
invited.
The Baxter Parent-Teacher associa-
tion will hold an evening social Friday
at 1880 o'clock In the new David
Worth Dennis school. An illustrated
address on the Glacier National park
is to be given by a speaker from out
of-town, followed by community games.
A sale of candy and popcorn balls will
also be held. Each woman Is asked
to bring some of either. An invita-
tion is extended to everyone in the
westside community to attend the
meeting and to hear the address.
Children are especially invited.
The Ben Hurs will initiate 20 candi-
dates Thursday evening at their club.
All Ben Hurs are urged to be present.
The meeting begins at 8 o'clock. At
ter initiation refreshments will be
served and a social time enjoyed.
The Tirzah club of Ben Hur lodge
will give dance in the Ben Hur club
rooms Monday evening. Miller's or
chestra will play. All Ben Hurs and
their families are invited. Outside
persons will be asked to present in
vitations at the door.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Trinity Lutheran church will meet in
the church basement Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Hiawatha Social and Literary
club will meet at the Red Mems hall
at 2.30 o'clock Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Andrew Roser and Mrs. Sarah Rich
ards will be the readers.
Mrs. Clyde Riegel will entertain the
jolly Twelve at her home on South
Fourteenth street Friday afternoon.
The Recreation Circle will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Wilson Magaw at her
home on National avenue Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Herschel Riggin and Mrs.
Dempsey Dennis will entertain the
Athenaea society Friday afternoon at
the home of the former, 4S South Six
teenth street.
The Tourist club will hold no meet
ing this week. The meeting to have
been held with Mr.. and Mrs. e. P.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

T. un hecho indudai,le cue Taniac
e. floomenl lsdo per un naraero cada
yoz Faagor dc personals bien eonocidas.
cg cnlgparaciCa con o;ras snsdicinas
dl u1crcadc americana. Cno de los
t.l;inos que haa enviado su icsiinonio
es el ST. George u. Niclols. con resi-.
dCnca en Ia calie Wells. No 227. Nil.
waul.ee Wisconsin.
"Tan.ac no solo me ha restaurado
por complete IA salud sino que tanbien
he aumentado u kilos de peso.s dice el
Sr. Nickels. al referirse a los notables
beneiicios cue ha obtenido de dicha
nedicina.
"Desde hace unos scis ineses, sufria
constantemen:e del estonago. Pade-
cia de indigestion dyspepsia a We
ceS. me sentia muy enfermo expert
i, Inentaba nenudo una sensation de
replecion nuy incoInoda. despues de
los alimentos Casi no tenia apetito
y 10 POGO que comia me enfernaba a
mas no poder Ne dolia la cabeza, V
sentia como 81 Sc me fuera a romper
y estaba muy nervioso tenblaba co.
mo una hoja. Cuando me levantaba
en- la maiiana, estaba tan debil SEN
tia tai vertigo que tenia Iniedo de caer-
me y todo el cuerpo me dolia.
"Tanlac ha producido un canbio
maravilloso en- mi situacion, pues aho-
ra gozo de perfecta salud. Mi apetito
es esplendido. Saboreo mis- alimentos.
Todo me sienta perfectamente. Han
desaparecido la nerviosidad, las jaquecas
y los vertigos y nunca he tenido un do
lor 0 achaqus. Mucho me complace el
poder contar otros el bien que me ha
producido ,Tanlac. No tiene rival.
He aqui otro caso- que dsnuestra las
naravillosas spropiedades ireconstituyen-
tes de Tanlac. .El Sr, Nicliels es solo
uno de entire, miliones de personas que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03
INFORNACION DEL SUR

.en hanos a1elnunn muei.a hahfnae
sa lusnalaaoa saafA0t Hahtlgnea. E
.Nc.niit eirnnlEnaof lA sfoahlib 8 81.
Fue Feeassa,ao H.nchas psalcionts a.
sli,os faia rxl.n,icicnes es nrslgnias
l'oitcf4ianeaos > rkiFun iclns
la Fedosaoion i.ihfr anuncla M.
hcr Cseaaao roastitaido 81 Comils a.
siloius d. los constFaeioHee
-Do EgroTa.. = donae Sal en "a keor.
fidn O. rccfro aromfEtndo dr sm b..
M y renta hija soaorsa iielscnsia,
ha FeRsxsaao a eftimabic achor Jost
RcmAeaera; y iuuto con clos vino q
oonocite conisatistn dca Elias conccp-
ci5n. saya salnd no cs del TODD hnena.
Bicnrcridos scan.
Con carga general. au,icr anclo
IN nuestro puerto ci vGpor "ilclen".
rsOccdenle Dc Ncw YoIl, y cscalas.
Aver por IA mshana Ia pclicia sc
incEEt5 dc un revolver Que portaba q
vecino Jose Piyacco. OF len aarece de
liochcia para llevar aslnas; y ha de-
nunciado al violador de Ia ley.
Para actuar en- la Corte DC Distri-
II &c esta cuidad duian;e cl presen;e
terInino criminal, ha venido desdc
Apuadilla el Hon. Fiscal J. J. Acosta,
del Tribunal de dicho distIito.
En- cl sitiO ccnocido por Iona
del viento" en- esta ciudad, la policia
ocup6 Juan Mora cuarcnta decimos
de billete de la Loteris de Santo Do
nlingo, denunciandole ante la Jus tieia.
LIS guardias Susano Gonzalez y
Fernando Rodriguez sorprendieron en-
el barrio Tibes Tomas Hernandez y
Genaro Alicea, transportando dos
latas llenas de ron.
Z La policia ha presentado denun-
cia contra Jose Medina y Pedro Rem
tas, por haber alterado Ia psz en- la
Hacienda Barrancas, rinendo en- la via
p1blica.
--Gracias al esfuerzo de los sefo-
res Solomon Rosario, Inspector del
Trabajo, y don Felix Reina, sub-ins-
pector de escuelas, Sc ha organizado
en- esta ciudad la altruista institution
"El Ropero de los niiios pobres", pa
ra faciIitar ropas Il los ninos alumnos
de las escuelas rurales. slsiA II H'
Aver abandono esta ciudad al OBJ
jeto de embarcar por San Juan con
destino a Estados Unidos, el estfma-
bic senor Candido Noriega, del alto
comercio local, acompanado de su hi
ia la inteligente Y sin1patica seiorita
Marina, que va al Norte en- busea de
la salud queAe falta. soslod 10 lsres
Buen vijeay que logren sus prop6=
sitos. 3a6 16fGI9a ssfesif,
aaata a3 GorresponsaL 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

rnncs. hasismhte s.--tiemoi unln.
enao En- esta ciuoaa q uunasle a1ainas
auiro 81 srfe Rumfn Naltiaef cl.as
ptA ~ - poiicla lHso,nf. ualrn Vino
rHFp sclansfr,of ni.st "a cclst fcar.
tal
NCs aruaria cue - hirsc renal2
paIU hnopfHp sanso a. Ia uolncntan-
eia de r. T. d.stlaa i.oiiciauo.
In ui,n hnoa Rr8scoin feflanccion.
te d SnoUsidn Rosndo. cncoutr6
aver la poiicia an alauhicnr On ncti.
vidad. no ieios del RIO Pofsaruts.
Como pfosunio aueso del u.isao -
~ dchuneiado Domingo Bacs.
-En ~ domiciio. Gallo Mayor cs-
qnirE Sd. 2naraa ANA cafeIsno e
'conocido csbalioro don Antonio Nicens
Magraner. soeiO Dc Ia respectable casa
de don Francisco foIteza, cue sc de-
dica 81 ramo de cal4Gao.
Hoy sc recihi6 en q, n ciudad Ia
aesagiadable noticia de- fallecimien-
10, Oeurrido en- New York, de Ia dis
tinguida sohora Mercedes Perez. viu-
da dc SeIralles, cniea fue al Norte pa
"a someterze a una operacion de ciru-
gia.
Dada II fi'an:ropia de doha Mcree-
les y sus rclaeiones, el aviso prOduiO
.oui int snsa seasccion de pena.
Tidncse entendido que su cadaver
'eaa traido Ponce para darIe sepul-
ura aqui.
Aver un Jurado declare culpabic
le I'm deiito de falsa representation al
,cusado Juan Figueroa; y Ia Corte Sc
lal5 el dia dc maflana para dictar
entencia.
-An1nciase que hoy EMBARGO por
,sa capital hacia hacia New York el
sonocido joven Pipe Clavell, experto
pitcher del Ponce, quien va al Nor
te dispuesto a dejar bien plantada la
oandera de sus actividades como joven
'aborioso.
En- Ia calle Mayor csquina a Lu-
Ia chocaron aver tarde un auto ma
nejado por Inocencio Martinez, Y un
truck, perteneciente Ignacio Lopez,
lie Barranquitas, guiado por Bernar-.
dino Santos. al2ii3 hffse hai
Hoy Sc efectuaron en- 81 temple
cat6lico los oficios de ritual con mo-
two de la fiesta de los Fieles Difun-
tos. So aaa ila ~ p
En- el Hospital Tricoche han in
gresado America Bats y Antonio So
lis, presentando golpes y heridas, res
.oectivamente, lesionesi de que acusan
ron1o autor a Heraclio Medina, vecino
.ie Penuelas, a1;due hoy arrest6'la po-
iicia. W Ts4Hpi8gs ae S9A IS
4 Los preparativos para la Feria
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

a. saaasa maurrsM a. rllA. oslf
h.han anaals 81 ia ssia a. acses a. ih
nnatua casura, lrt nirg eaacusi.
"a 3 o. fam nirns nocss veees ~
hA Asas aaa rs3tadiaa laoai IAN "a
kamaio raf iat damaf A. iA aiia 80
nclad a. Se lunn y Saniunlt cicf
a. aue gnwpaan rran ntencioa las age
ceHcs q las aaHias rapiialrs cue ha'
l.an ~ irasafss sh aailei aoio.
a. ddgis coa aemrso don Artu
~ e. lrga pnaaanse az Canituio
de prr-so R.ao. Ea,a5 saarisssalulun
tc. oamo fiany:,. - Prsideu;e ia Su
prosn8 dpn Emlic a Toro. iafarnan
40 ae-nca dal racicnsc Congreso oele,
hfads On Washington dc esta adniira,
lie insiiiucidn hrnaniiaria. en- ci que
g. ie conf6 Al scnor del Toro. situlo
de poriorr.qucio. Ia PrcSidoncia de Ia
seccida hispanoasncTioana. en- Ia inau
gsiraci5n dc Ia c'ial pronunci6 un dis
curse muy oelebrado Su elocuente y
oalida oraci6n dc anoche le merecieron
una gran ovacidn
lie sicui6 cl DR. Ashford con un mag.
niiico esiudio soDre aiimentaci6n cienii
ica modsrna. obra dc gran merito y
de gran oportun:dad. que produjo en-
Ia ooncurrencia grandes aplausos y
aclaInaciones.
TOGO su turno al DIR. Townsend, que
actualmentc estudia por encargo expire.
so de los Estados Unidos, los medios
de aminorar en- Puerto Rico Ia terrible
playa de Ia tuberculosis. Su estudio
de gran interes eientifco Y social. fut
dido con gran atencion aplaudido
merecidamentc.
Pronuncio luego el DIR. Franco un
buen discourse acerca de la historic
cientifca de la lucha contra la tuber-
culosis. y el sefior Presidente dio por
terTainado el acto. anunciando su con-
tinracion hoy desde las nueve de La
maiiana en- el lnismo local
El DIR. Fernos habia pronunciadc
aver por Ia manana un excelente dis.
curse sanitario ante las enfermeras de
San Juan interesadas en- la humanita-
ria labor de la Cruz Roja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

-Descuide usted que este no Sc cs-
capara; ;por fin cojfH,os aao!
Y deofa icojimos! ten cainpeehana
mente.
--Hasa cl favor de ir mailana las
nueve. Ia Carte Municipal.
y volvf a mi casa, muy alegre por-
quo isl fin habiamos cojtdo spso, co
mo decfa cI gvardia insular spero al
siguiepte cfa, muy de maiiana, me des-
pert6 ls sirvienta con este recado =:
Dicen dc Ia poliefa que no Sc nlo,este
on ir a la Ccrte, porque el pillo Sc es-
'cap6 anoche por una ventana; pero
que ESQ no importa porque el tai es
.un ratero muy conocido. Mala suerte
la del guardia y la mia; ia primera
vez que habfanos atrapado un iatero
Sc nos; habfa escapado!
Seis meses van transcurridos desle
que acontecio esta yerfdics historic v
adn no he tcnido oportunidad de sa-
'ludar, en- su despacho, poncrme a
las. 0rdenes, como testigo del honora-
bile y caballeroso juez dc la Corte
Municipal de San Juan.
Madrid. septiembre 10 de 1922.
.4s,get Rirer0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

han tornado Tanlac, obteniendo los mis-.
mos notables resultados. Tanlac lie fyG
de inucha utilidad, debido que contie-
ne ciertas propiedades medicinales que
mejoran Ia sangre y establecen ell SAM
apetito por alimentos nutritivos Tan
lac ha sido de gran utilidad para ven
Ger la nerviosidad y ell insomnia, no por
medic del efecto calnante sobre los
nervios. pues no produce efecto, SIM
vigorizandolos y devolviendo el estad3
de salud normal. por medic de sus cfcc-
tos sobre el apetito y la nutricion dal
ORGANISING.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las farnla-
cias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03
. DEsERTo nE Los TENBAJos

Infornan del crartel "a Ia detccs.-
We, que eI confinado lose Rivera Fer
ndndez, Quieu exfingula sentencla 'e
scis meses de carcel. ane Ie fu4 i'm
puesta ror Ia corte Municipal Dc San
Juan. por doIito de hurto mcnor SIs4
sert6 de los trabajos de Ia carfetera
ndmero ?, kil0metro 10, ostando har
10 ii inmcdi1ta custodla del poIlcia
Icapntaz RAUL silva.
Sc ha of'enado exrndir una feaui.
aEesaa circular Rafu IA cspsfa AZ
hesle nr6fue8
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03
Una pohcia efcie,1nr-1tjeI. r t.

continuation de la scgunda.)
forme con nuestra practica y deheres.
Termin6 Ia entrerista, entire corte-
ses ofrecimientos Y, al leer, despu6s
su tarjcta que decfa Miguel Cano de
Alarc6n. no pude mcnos lie sonipir
pensando ell In deception sufrida poi.
cl joven Cano L!e Alarc6n al It par un
escrppulcso eronists donde crey6 ha-
llar ,un tiipador professional,
Admirable me par6ci6 tai policfa.
Esta mahana : dc regreso de la
jefatura, donde fuf p&ra devolver sll
vista a mi va amigo Caneb Sc me ocu-
rri0 pensar cn las muchaS botellas de
sorda mantecosa leche que me vende--
Glgo srlbida de precio--ni casi parien-
te don Juan NJ. Cuadrado, " que ml
chas mafianas roban los descafados
raferos de Santurce'; record6 mis- to-
rcljas que, verdes atn, desgsjan de
los aiboles, haciendo llorar de coraje
v contraer los pufos a mi gentil ahi-
jadb. Jose Ernesto Rodriguez y Ga
tell que con s0lo siete aiios de edad.
va Sc subleva contra Ia piileria an
dante.
Padrino. ;si 10 cejo...!
y, pucsto recordar vino mi me-
.moria aquclla nianana dc diciembre
en- que Msrfa. mi cocinera. sc colo de
ronG1n Ell mi alcoba, Il ti'uequc de-
offender mi natural pildor, balbucean-
do: ;tcgas, senior; han pelado el ga
lliuero Han cargado hssta con 81
gallo mariuoe9 qus lc regalo doi1a
Juana que 80 .estaba cebandos pa
ra un mofongo. Nal rayc...
Nunca aparccicron los ladrones; pc
70 cic,da sez eli que tllve Ia suertc de
afrapar, ell flagrante dclito dc hnrto, |
n un espigado mccct5n c qnicn sor-
prendf rehando las chinas que 70, can
taHto amor maduraba para Jose Err
nesto Y. on mi propio dodge Sc 10 On,
treg,i6 al PoiicIa de rc!fn en- q cuartc-
lilo de san Jnan Modcrna expert
mentt la satisfaction dc cir rxelamarl
a dicho frnciouario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03
TANLAC PRODUJO NARAVILLOSOS
RESULTADS En- Eb Case DEL
2. c. H. NICEELS

Una rRoMrNEsrE PERSONA DE-
WISCONSIN, DxCE QUE TANLAc
10 At1vxo NUY PRoETo DE Uk
TRASToRNo GRAVE DEL ESTd.
MACo On GEKs MEsES DE- DU.
RAc16N-AUhzKsETo ~ KlLoS Y
SE STENTE MAs ALEcRE QUE
UNAS cASTARUELAs.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01
Judge County Court, South District:
]. NJ. ZUMWALT
Lone Oak Township

Jefferson City automobile owners
have more than the usual thrills for
in addition to the usual perils Of the
roads, they have to ok OH. Tor retk
less penitentiary chauffeurs. One OF
these who backed a big tru:k INTO a
pi operly parked Cadillac, did not
seem a bit worried. He could not be
posecuted, or sued for damages or
held responsible for the reckless driv-
ing. In fact he remarked that he
had lost nothing but his time and nc
had plenty of that
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01
Nettled by repeated attacks on cab

Nettled by repeated attacks on cab
met officers, made by members OF
congress from the floors of both
houses, a definite movement was
launched by administration officials
to give cabinet members privileges of
the floor in congress to allow them to
meet their critics face to face. The
plan has the Endorsement of nearly all
the members of President Harding's
official family and it is believed the
president himself favors the idea.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Attorney General Daugherty has or
dered secret service men to shadow
senators assailing him, Senator Car
away charged Wednesday in renew
ing his attack on Daugherty in con-
nection with the release of Charles w.
Morse from Atlanta penitentiary and
the prosecution of war fraud cases.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Rodolph Valentino motion picture
star. was arrested on bigamy charge
at Los Angeles Saturday. After the
felony charge had been issued by the
district attorney Valentino surren-
dered himself. He was soon released
on bond of $4,000. The complaint was
issued following receipt of informa-
ton from detectives sent to make an
investigation of the marriage of VAL
ertino to Winifred Hudnut, daughte.
OF the millionaire perfume manufac-
turer. The screen stars marriage to
Jean Acker, actress, still is in effect,
following the issuance of an interloe-
uiory decree o! divorce.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

All club officers, committee women
aud other interested women should
attend this conference as it will be inn.
possible for Mrs Brown to visit each
county in TIE short time she has n
Missouri.
organize your clubs on or before
June 10 and send delegates to tii
meet'ns'--if not organized. come any.
way.
Every Democratic and independent
woman voter in the district is urged
to attend this meeting. 81
33zt Women's Executive CON.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

There are still a few farmers in
Bates county who "cuss" the machin-
cry trusts in one breath, and in the
next, advocate high protective tariff.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Long shot betters reaped rich har-
vest at Louisville, KY, Thursday at
ternoon when De Bonero, winning
his race on Churchill Downs track
paid $1,000 to 81. De Bonero paid
1910 to 81 for place and $3s8s to 81
for show.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Striking coal miners in Evanston,
Wyo., went back to work Wednesday
to fight fire that broke out in the
Evanston Coal company's mine
After the blaze had been extinguished
and al fire danger overcome, the men
resumed the strike.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

The Southern Missouri farmer who
ran Governor Hyde out of his straw
berry patch probably figured that the
Republican state administration was
not satisfied with his taxes and was
coming back for the balance of his
farm.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01
CENTRAL NOTES

Mrs. Gustav +. Swift ST., widow Of
the founder OF the packing firm OF
Swift & Co., died late Friday at her
residence in Chicago.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Representatives of the anthracite
coal operators Thursday proposed
that the miners accept wage reduc-
tons averaging 81 per cent in settle
nent OF the strike called last April /.
The offer was refused point blank by
leaders Of the miners organization,
headed by Philip Murray, vicc-pres
dent OF the United Mine. Workers of
America.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01
democratic Women of Sixth Cen.
gressional to Meet in Butler.
Monday, June Il. at ago
O'Clock q. m.

Mrs. Thornton L. Brown of Joplin,
national organizer, has called a meet
ing of the Democratic Women's
Clubs of the sixth district at Butler,
June 18th.
Every voting precinct in each coun.
" IS asked to send at least one dele
gate and as many more a. will come.
ms VIII be an open meeting and
every one Is invited.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Dwight +. Davis of Missouri was
renominated Saturday by President
Harding to be director of the war
finance corporation. He previously
was appointed to fill out all unexpired
term.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

"Tackhammer' Charley is the name
secretary OF state Chas. U. Becker
earned for himself when he opened
the constitutional convention with
carpenters hammer, when a regular
gavel could not be found.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Mabel Donovan, II years old, menu
Der OF we'll known Mercer County,
Kentucky, family has appealed to the
governor OF Indiana and his pardon
board that her father, William p
Donovan, should not be saved from
q legal execution OF death sentence.
Donovan is charged with having slain
hi vile, Alabel's mother, at their
h me il Ind ana some time ago
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Miss Irene Gaul was held by police
at Des Moines Wednesday charged
with impersonating a man and mar
rying' Mrs. .Janette Simmons. The
two women, police claimed, lived to-
gether as man and wife for -
months. The strange alliance bec1n.e
known when Mrs. Simmons called
police during a quarrel.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

The Times phone number 10 -.
Get the habit of calling mp.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Jack Dempsey has gone across the
Atlantic to whip Europe" notes the
Monlteau County Herald, but he will
hardly say at the tomb: Here we
are. Lafayette. No, he saved that
to say to Peggy, didn't he:
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Two men were killed and another
probably fatally injured when a St.
LouisSan Francisco freight train
plunged through the bridge over
Boggy River near Sopher, Okla,
about fifty miles east of Ardmore, at
midnight Thursday night. Five cars,
with the engine and tender, dropped
from an embankment twenty-five feet
high.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Federal Judge Van Fleet sustained
the demurrer of United States Senator
Ralph II. Cameron, Republican OF
Arizona to an indictment which ac
cuscd the senator Of perjury The in
dictment was ordered dismissed.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

Replying 10 congressional critics
Nro are dl'ns"i:i.: secretary OF tho
Treasury Mellon t. move him ir,.1
Office, Prohibition Cummissi p1tr
Haynes charged "ni,chievous and
spcci"us propaganda was being used
against him. Haynes ,a;d he was not
discouraged and declared he would
continue hi, aggressive administration
q the prohibition law.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are authorized to make the fol-
lowing announcements, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary:
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

One side the public sees from outdoors
hat side OF the curtain must fill the ''back
box" formed by the window opening, give personality
to the facade of the house, and exclude the gaze Of
the curious so -
The other side the family sees
That side must be sufficiently decorative for IFS
post at the rooms central feature the window: vet
sufficiently transparent not to exclude the view.
1t must in other words, be window yelling NOT
at window shade "O'
In the new Quaker Easement net curtains vou
either SIDE ''o"0" HUH
Tuscan Nets
new Drapery fabric created to meet the de-
mand Tor vlrie, almost masculine type of window
covering 1t is rapidly becoming the ''rage.''
AT $1.O0 and $125.
Easement Lace
ms Is the new window net which was
created by the demand for Easement" material
whlcn would combine the two essentials of win
oow coverlng-the transparency of veil and the
personality OF pleasing design Be sure to see
1hls new window covering. At Csc to $l4S
Sampler Lace
n, new and charming fabric created to meet the
le need Tor window covering suited to the rooms
Oh ane Colonial type of homes 1t has delightful
nomespun quality It is also much used for dresser
scars and lamp shades. At Soc to $l.98