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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21

Furniture casters are now made
of compressed leather.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
MAKING A LIVE" TOWN

Business men of Shiloh, O., have
started a movement to have a news
paper established there.-News
Item.)
Fine business! Great!
But have those same business men
made up their minds to adequately
support the paper when they get it?
Or do they merely intend Ito help
the paper" with their advertising?
Adequate support is as different
from "help the paper" as chalk is
from cheese. Adequate support
means a live town, but help the pa
per- means half-dead or dead
town.
A newspaper adequately supported
is better paper and has more read
ers to read their advertisements. A
newspaper adequately supported, and
therefore, financially able to be
''alive," advertises their town far
and wide as a @'live" town, which
gives it the reputation of being a
better business place. An adequate
ly supported paper brings strange
people and strange trade to the town.
Thus the merchants money spent in
advertising helps him in three diff
ferent ways.
A business man, financial man, or
manufacturer from afar knows how
to find out if a town is live" with
out visiting it. He merely buys a
few copies of it's local paper.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
PARIS BOY DERIVES PLEASURE
FROM RADIO

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hayden, of
Paris, are in receipt of a letter from
their son, Ellis B. Hayden, telling Of
the radio phone which he has re-
Gently installed in his home at De-
troit, Mich, and of the splendid pro-
grams he and Mrs. Hayden enjoy
every day and night, sent out by the
Detroit News.
Mr.. Hayden says that he has the
radio germ" vey badly and believes
in the very near future many homes
will be equipped with radio phones,
giving families an opportunity to
hear excellent programs around their
own firesides. Mr. Hayden is a grad
uate in Electrical Engineering from
the University of Kentucky, and has
made rapid strides in his profession
since locating in Detroit.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
ANOTHER FINE STALLION COM.
ING TO BOURBON

Breeders of thoroughbreds in Ken
lucky will be glad to hear that an
other good stallion is to stand in
Bourbon county this season. Ar
thur B. Hancock. of Paris, announc-
es that he has concluded arrange
ments with A X. McComber, owner
of Star Hawk, for the shipment of
his good horse to Claiborne Stud
Farm, near Paris.
Star Hawk is a son of Sunstar
and Sweet Finch, a full sister to
Cunard, another illustrious sire.
Startle, which was considered one of
the best two-year-olds OF 1921, is a
daughter of Star Hawk. Startle is
the property of H. H. Hewitt, and
is practically certain to be one Of
the choices for the kentucky Derby.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
BIG EGGS
(Harrodsburg Democracy

w. E. Young, Lawrenceburg, is Of
the opinion that an egg which
weighs five ounces and measures
nine inches by seven inches, laid re-
Gently, by one of his Rhode Island
Red hens, is the largest egg that has
ever been produced in Kentucky.
While this specimen of hen fruit
is abnormally large, it is perfectly
shaped and appears to be big enough
for large-size omlet.
The hen which produced the big
egg within the last week has laid
two other eggs that are unusually
large, the two together weighing
seven ounces. The two together
have a total weight of three-quar-
tiers of pound.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21

Reporters have been admitted to
the British parliament since 1885.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21

More than 90.000,o00 gallons OF
gasoline was produced in 1918.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21

Great Britain has 1,475 disabled
nurses Of the World war.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-29
DEsDE BARRos

NUEvA DIRECTIvA:-Re Recientemen
to Sc ha reunido el "Centro orocovis =
con ell prop6sito de nombrar la nueva
directiva, la que quedo constituida de
la manera siguiente: Felipe Caro-, pre-
sidente; DR. Pujadas, vice; Francisco
de la Gracia, tesorero; Domingo santo
Domingo secretario; Aniceto Berries,
Jr., Edmundo Arroyo y Teodomiro Co.
lon vocales.
Segdn informes, la nueva directiva
Sc propone dar mayor impulse al refe-
rido centro. habiendo empezado a or
ganizar bales, veladas jaranas. To-
dos los nombramientos han sido muy
acertados, pOr 10, cual nos sentimos or
gullosos de que ell centro social de Ba-
rros cuente con tan escogida directiva
BASE BALL:-Muy concurrido y re-
iido resulto ell juego de 'base ball"
celebrado e1sdoIuingo por la tarde en-
ire las novenas Caribe'' y 'oroco-
vis', de esta municipalidad.
Ell caribe solo consigui6 anotar
Sc dos carreras, mientras que Ell "oro
cows hizo cuatro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-29
Il cABAILrRo DEL ENsunNo
tContinuact6n de Ia pag. 81

ra es un personaje de leyenda que aun-
que veces tiene ese amor ardiente y
sensitive que csracteriza los seres en-
prendedores, permanece muy lejos de
ser un personaje humane sigue sien-
do Ell simbolo de algdn martirio, de
algi1n misterio.
La obra es una paradoja, una para
doja sangrienta, que no exalta. nj i'm
presiona, nj entristece, por que la muer-
te de esos personsjes esta muy lejos
do ser comprendida.
SSabe usted que Villiers de L Isle
Adam fue conde Sc lamentaba de no
poder ir ante el Emperador por no te-
ner un frac cue ponerse?-- 5Sabe usted
que estuvo punto de ser rey dc Gre
cia Y por tenor que los anarquistas
le asesinaran renuncio al trono?-- mo
revela todo ESQ una ingenuidad una
candidez chocante en- un homErc de ia
lento como 6l?- Pues ESQ demuestra 10
4uO eS S1 Aucd1 dI COAIdSLO ue Id Eed44.
dad.
Vida de bohemia fu6 la que llev6
Pero no de esos bohemios que sufren
pesimismo desesperacion. - ''Tehia
Ell alma LENA de castillos ideales De sus
labios, dice Gomez Carrie, no podian
brotar sino frases galantes carcajadas
liricas.''
Asi vivio Ell poeta, Ell pobre poeta de
"Axel'', ell desgraciado descendiente
de marqueses, que nevaba amores con
la luna, ell que, cuando la suerte Sc lie
mostraba contraria, cuando no ha-
llaba alimento con que aliviar Ell ham.
bre, nj lecho en- donde descansar de
la fatiga y pasar Ell frio, Sc iba al
bulevar mirar las estrellas -.
Y entonces, en- medic de la febre de
la fantasia, yeia Felipe, Ell gran
Felipe villiers de L'Isle Adam cuadra-
gesimo tercer Gran Maestro de Ia Or
den de San Juan de Jesusalen, que des-
pu6s de haber vencido Soliman prone
ti6ndole una corona y un palacio,
cue no existieron jan1as
Enrique BAEz, Jr.
Mayagiiez High School
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-29
DEsDE eUAYAN1LLA

vALIosA INFoRDfACIoN:-El en-
tusiasta representante la Camara por
este distrito, don Joaquin Domingo
Jordan, ha manifestado que el cree que
es possible ell ensanchado del terraplen
a ambos lados del puente Los Sitios'
FL pueblo en- general desea que Sc rea-
lice este proyecto, pues vendria
a resolver sorios problemas que preocu
pan grandemente la comunidad
EN- DESACUERDO:--C motive de
la proxims inauguration del puente dc
Los sitios'', han surgido serias desa-
venencias en- 10 relative los n1meros
del programa que ha de celebrarse,
aunque Sc asegura que tales desavenen-
cias no contribuiran a dtsminuir el en-
tusiasmo remnants. Nos permitimos su-
gerir al pueblo en- general que haga
tcdo 10 que este su alcance, olvidan-
do bandos politicos y sectas religisas
para que la Inauguration del puente
'Eutoquio Torres resulte la mas bri
llante animada de cuantas Sc han
celebrado hasta ahora.
CUMPLIENDo CON sU DEBER: =
Ell active juez de Ponce, licenciadO To-
rrcs C6rdova, ha enviado a la carcel
de Arecibo, con Ell prOposito de Que
permanezcan alli una temporada a dos
mujeres que Sc dedicaban provocar
escandalOs. Ell CoRREsPoNSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-29
Informaciones de la isla

DE VISTA: Recientemente Sc en-.
contraba en- esta poblacion la muy sim
patica sefiorita Amparo otero, de Co
merio, nurse del Hospital Presbite-
riano''.
LIE reiteramos nuestro cordial salu-
do.
,
PARA UN EQUIPo:-segnn nos in
forman en- la oficina del Inspector Sc
cncuentra depositada una cantidad que
asciende mas de $75, para comprar ell
equipo de "base ball..
Barros progresa por todos conceptoS,
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-29
BANQUETE. EN- YAUCo.

Aver Sc celebro en- la finca "Olive-
ri'S de Yauco, un esplendido banque-
te organizado por ell Consejo same
rica'', de la Orden PatrialcaI de los
Old Fellows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
CHRISTIANSBURC

Especial To The Times D,Spatch.l
iANSBCRG. VA. April l.
Key f. y. koateu. pastor of st.
fauIS Methodist Episcopal Church.
south, returned from Washington
Wednesday night. where he had been
for ten days attending tho Baltimore
Annual Conference. At the unani-
nous request OF the congregation and
church governing bodies. Mr. Roadcs
was returned 10 this charge for an
other year. IL being his fifth success
sive year. an honor no other pastor
of THIS church ever enjoyed.
Mrs. Thomas II. Johnson wife OF
R~r. Thomas f.. Johnson, pastor of
Main Street Presbyterian Church. of
this place. and her two small chill
drcn, are visiting friends and rela
iives in Richmond for few weeks
Harry NJ. Ward. OF this place. who
is located in Richmond. with the
Virginia Carolina Fertilizer Com
pany. is expected home the last Of
this week I" spend few DAYS with
his family here.
Allen Boyd Hairless, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. |. L. T. Hairless. OF this place.
who has been home sick for the past
two weeks. has recovered. and re-
turned To Lexington. where he is a
student at Washington and Lee Uni
v"rsity.
Roh"r, Elicit and Valentine Sow
der. who are attending school In
t.Nnchhurg. are spending a few days
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
SOUTH HILL.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
SOUTH hill, VA. April Mrs
Tn'um. OF charlottesville. is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. William
+. Rivcns.
Mrs. II. y. Kceton was confined to
her room few days last week. with
slight case OF influenza
Miss Annie Bugg. Of baskerville.
spent several days in Petersburg
last week
MIR. ana Mrs. Cary Estes, Of Union
Level, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Nirpio Epcs visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Rawlings. at Valentine this
week.
Miss Frances scbrclr entertained
III" Eook club ON Monday night at
the HON" OF Mrs. rcytou q. McCabc.
+. 6. Peoples and family have re-
Gently moved into the house formerly
"ccupied by &. q. BARKER.
MIR nnd Mrs. W. A. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. W. :. Smith visited rcla-
tivcs in Alberta last sunday.
Hiram FAN ana NJ. NJ Carver spent
several days IN Washington this
week.
II. c. Pointer and family moved
into the house formerly occupied by
l.add Gafford.
Miss Ruth Matthews spent last
weekend with Mrs. Jennie Matthews.
near Lawrcncevillc. Va.
Mr.. ana Mrs T.. W. Gordon. after
haNIn. spent some time with reIa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
MARTINSNILLE

Sncclal 70 The Times Dispatch
MAhTlNSVlI.I.E, VA. Arrl l.
Mrs. Roy Webster returned las, woel,
from visit to relatives in Eor,
oaro,ina' accompanied by her mother
X > frown returned home ycster-
oaE from Richmond. where ne wen,
several weeks ago for an operation.
Henry EaS!ey. OF South Ros,on, was
visitor in town Yesterday
Miss Kitty Manscl -y-aChcr.of Eng
iish in the Marcin.ril,~ iiihh school
returned last week from hcr home
IN Columbus ohio. where she was
called by IN" illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Joe Mcintosh, o., Wilmington.
;" c. who has hccn visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs Z. l.. Williamson. has returned
home
J. n. Rassctt president ~ tho Ras-
Set Furniture Company. Bassctt
Va. recently returned from AN ex-
tended visit 20 Florida.
Miss Eldona oliver. ~ Vircinia
Polytechnic Institute. State sewing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

church and Washington for an cx-
tended visit with friends and rc!a
tivoa.
Mrs. J. a. Keller and two small
sons nro visiting friends and rcln-
t!vcs In Roanoke and Marion. Va.
MIR. nud Mrs. Rae. OF Washington.
arc tho guests OF Mrs. Rue's mother
Mrs. y. X. Hampton.
Miss Mary Lynch. of Washington
Is visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs
y. Lynch.
MIR. and Mrs. Lionel II. Lcadman
have returned from II visit To rcla-
tives and friends in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Laumau have
been visiting relatives here. They
were Ell route from Florida. where
they spent the winter. to Ncnia, Ohio
their home.
Miss Parish and Miss Woodson.
members Of the faculty "f Falls
Church High School. were week end
guests of the Misses Bridges.
Harrison Williams. Jr.. has returned
10 Episcopal High school. Alcxan-
dria. where he will resume his
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl IIarvcn. OF
Washington. were the week end
guests OF the latter's mother. Mrs. &.
\. Fillmore.
s. Carroll Brooks. of Washington.
spent the week END with relatives
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
PURCEELNILLE
Especial to The Timcs-pisr,,c,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
rtEcELLNILLE. VA. Apri! IN.
I. Starkc. principal of the AShhurn
High School. this county. was one
of the speakers at the meeting of
teachers In district III" held in
Alexandria this week. District IN
~ composed of the counties Of Ar
linEton. Culpeper. FairfaN. Fauuuicr.
loudoun. Prince William. Rappahan-
mock and city OF Alexandria, Many
OF the teachers OF this county at
tended tho meeting.
In tho silver medal contest at the
W. {. I. u. convention. held AT the
fur"ciivillc Methodist Church Wed
nesdar Of last week. the medal was
won 10y Miss Alice Myers. OF Lincoln.
Miss Dorothy Smith has returned
from visit to friends in rcnnSyl .
wanna. where she was guest at a
dance at tho University of rcnnsyI-
vania. given 10y the students of that
James Richards. OF WASHINGTON.
spent tho weekend at tho home Of
his grandmother. Mrs. -. \. Love
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Hawthorne. uf
Washington. were week end CUES. :
at tho home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Will
PaXson.
Mrs. j." 7" Dillon has gone TO Falls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
NEW LIFE IS SHOWN
IN LYNCHBURG SOCIETY
Large Attendance Is Seen al
the Wesley Guild Re-
CCJ>tIOll.
Especial to The Times pIspatch !

Especial To The Times Dis atrh.l
LYNCHBCRG. VA. April l-Mcie
than 100 persons attended the roccp-
ton Tuesday at the residence of Mrs
Il. A. Jennings. In Fifteenth street,
given To members of the Wesley
Guild Court Street Methodist Church.
the circle oC which Mrs. :. +. poiu-
dexter is chairman, being hostess for
the occasion Receiving with Mrs
Jennings and Mrs. roindcNt.r were
Mrs. Samuel r. Scutcr. Mrs Reginald
Potts and Mrs \. y. Kern. Refresh
ments were served ny Mrs. Dice Il.
Anderson. Mrs John :. Moon. Mrs.
John Thomassou. Mrs. Marvin Giles.
Mrs. Arthur roindcxtcr. Mrs Ernest
Shirmacher. Mrs. {. =. Lee. Mrs. NJ.
Mrs. T. \ Williams. Mrs. Frank
Jones. Mrs. II. {. Garter. Mrs. !. w.
Wiltshire. Mrs. II. {. Sucad and Miss
Mary Moon
Mrs. Fray Morchcad Parrish IS the
guest OF Mrs james y. Scott
Miss Ellen Shcnk. who WAS accom-
PANIED by Mrs. Dorothy Martin and
Miss Mary Gordon Week. of Nor
folk. Miss Elizabeth Murfrec OF Ma
hama. and Miss Kate Schuolfcld. ~
South Carolina. has returned 10 Hol-
Inns college. after n shor, visit at
her home here.
have as their guests Mrs Koincr
Camp. Of Rock Kim, :. c.. DcI0s
Thomas OF Roanoke. and John Etch-
ison. Of Richmond.
Hubert :. Taylor aud j. 9 Grimes
were guests at bachelor dinner
given Thursday night at the oak
wood Country club. They are both
shortly to he married.
bishop Beverly i. Tucker. o. Nor
folk, was guest Tuesday night Of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Lee Ecaslcv. being
On route home from Bedford.
Miss Dollic Moore is IN Savannah.
Ca having boon called there on ac-
count Of tho illu"ss Of her brother.
!. y. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tyroc and
children. Of Niagara Falls. are visit
ing relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Ryan have
North
Miss RUBY smoo, has returned
from charlottesville
Miss Llur!e Rarrcti. Of Raleigh
\. 6" is the guest OF her sister. Mrs
Herman Wells.
Julian 7. Baber has ron" to Miami.
I"" NhtTe ne mas accepted a Dos
ZION on tn" staff or the Herald.
Miss Florence McCool has gone 10
CovinSton.
Miss Louise Robertson entertained
III honor OF Miss Douglas Summers.
who was the guest IF Misses Mar
Saret and Louise N.unbIe. and Miss
Marearci Perry, tho guest Of Miss
Julia Harrison. About NIFTY Young
girls We're present.
Misses Louise Radford. Anne Kvlo
Martha Massie and Louise Brown aro
among the students Al RHndolnh-
Macon Woman's College who viii 90
TO Europe this coming summer M
Ger the chaperonare of Miss Julio
AunspauEh
Mrs. \. W. Terrell is visiting in
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. s!sIcr. Jr
nave returned 20 Roanoke, after a
VISIT with relatives a. Arouro.
MISS Sophie Casey. Of Wasbinr,o,
is visiting Mrs. Franklin Schlcv.
DR. and Mrs. !. o. Porter. Of Now
orN' have been visiting the for
meFS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W /,
Porter here
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i. Elliott. nnd Mr.. and Mrs. V, NJ
Sowdcr OF this place
Mrs. James a. Bcasley and lit,l,
child. Of Norfolk. are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen |. liar-
icss. OF this place.
Mrs. Edward Cooper. Jr.. and II, .
Tie daughter, Douglass Lee. OF Bran
We'll W. va. Hro visiting Mrs. Coop
ers parents MIR. and Mis-. George W.
Mitchell.
Noionei *. TriGE Musby lcf; tho
hrst Of the week for II trip to New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
and Will return about the middl, OF
April.
Mrs. NJ. w. Iirkle. Of this place,
who ia i'll "a hospital AT BlucHcid. ~.
Va. continues quite i'll.
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specialist. spent last week visiting
the Henry County Girls Clubs OF
the county with Mrs. Mao Campbell.
home economies demonstrators
Mrs. Walter =. Brown is tho guest
Of her sisters. Mrs. W. =. paNton. in
DanvilIc.
Louis Carter. OF Haltimorc. spent
several days with relatives here re-
Gently.
MIR. and Mrs. 4 u. wi,,cn and
Miss Wood Stcphcns spcr, several
days in Roanok" last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh kcartott spent
The week end with DR.. ana Mrs. Harry
stone in Roanoke.
Miss I.omla Jones entertained tho
Junior Bridge club Al her home on
church street Thursday afternoon.
Miss Stella Stultz. OF Hadford Nor
NAL school, spent the wcck send with
her parents here.
j. osborne Taylor. of Roanoke
spent the Weekend in MariInsville
visiting friends
Miss Elizabeth Barbour entertained
the Round Dozen club AT her home
on lower Church street Saturday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. John T.. Rcdd hav.
Issued Invitations to the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Flora q. Redd
I" Henry II. Whit'ic on April IL.
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tiv"s and friends in town last week
returned 10 their homo in Richmond
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Gregory. of Washing
ton. is tn" guest Of her mother, Mrs
Cora GrcEory
Miss Lucille Nccton spent several
days last week with parents in La
Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hcrndon. OF Ras
kcrril!r. visited their daughter. Miss
Julia. this week
There was an informal dance given
az the home of MIR. and Mrs. Il. NJ
hnhhhrdS on Tuesday evening he
tween the hours az $50 and IL