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New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
apyan's Trails Travelled
ny Enthusiastic Pedestrian

bgan.. aa enthusiastic pedestrian at Fa-
d. is Mr. T. Irie, secretary Of
gSo japanese Financial Commission
N;aas - spending August here.
ser DAISY Lane has arrived to ioin
raunt, Mrs. o. G. Barron.
basta york arrivals are Mrs. !
M, ar. Arthur, Mrs. Ruth Backer
lNr. sna Mrs: F. 7. Walker, Mr.. and
nv .nenry D. Goodwin, Mrs. Henry
Rovh sne and Frank Becker, all of New
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
Ell JUEZ TORRES CORDOVA.
DESEAIPENANDO UNO DE LOS
JUZGADOS DE SAN JUAN

El Gobernador nombr0 jueZ interi-
no del seglndo diStritO judicial mu-
nicipal lie San Juan, al Lcd0. Antonio
Torres C6rdova, que iesempeiiaba ell
cargo de juez m1icipal dc Ponce,
puestO que renlnci0.
Los republicanos han estlado traba-
jando cerca del Gobernador desde
hace meses, pOrque Sc aScemliera al
jucz Torres C6rdova, uue supo cap
tarse el respeto V la eStimaci0n una
mime de Ponce, con su rectitufl V no
bleZa de procedimientos. Los mio-
nistas tamben lie tenfan bien rpo-
mendado por los mismos motives V
por ser un buen unionista
yacante el cargo de juez municipal
dc Ponce, el Partido Popular que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
Los m8trinOniOS pOr
p0dGr en- New York

En- New York eSt1n prOhibidos los
matrimonios por poder, segun opinion
emitida por el .Juez Donnelly. de la
COrte Suprema de aquel eStado. Ell el
caSO de Eva Margarita Nilville, de
nacionalidad veneZolana. quien llevaba
relaciones con Jose Antonio Gil. vene-
ZOlanO tambiGn, Y cuyoS negocios lie
impedian il Il caSarSe IL New York
pOr SuS multipleS ocupacioneS ell la
Iabana. La parcja decide casarse pOr
podcr, actuando en- lngar del noviO
Nestor Arreaze. padre de crianza de
la niila
El empleado del Municipio que Sc
entiende on el negOciadO de licenciaS
matrimOnialeS, Sc neg0 a eXtendcr In
de este matrimonio, hasta que el no
vic no Sc pers0nara Il sOlicitarla V
tirmarla. Al ser dcmandado pOr Su
negativa. la COrte diio: NO eXiste un
estatutO en- este estado que autorice
matrimOnios por poder, por 10 que la
ncgativa del empleado estd muy bien
fundada'
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No puGden TeCibir los
Santos S1CranertoS las
muj6rGS inIOOrd|GS

En- Roma ha ocurridO un SucesO que
llam0 pOderCsamcIIte la atenci0n. Ell
cardenal Billot. de la Ordcn de los Je-
su1tas, Sc neg0 administi'ar los san
t0s sacramentOs Il tres j0vcnes damas
que iban vcstidaS en- una fOrma que el
ministro del Senior crey0 immoral. Lu-
clan blusa de un descote desco-
munal, manga cOrta V la falda cas
a la rOdilla. Ademas la tela del traje
dejaba yer las carnes, rOsadas palpi-
tantes. de las menciOnadas Sras. Guam
do el cartlenal Sc acerc0 a elias con
los sacramentos ell la manO, les dijo
Ell voz baja:
"YO no puedo administrar ustedcs
Ia communion, hasta tanto no vOlvais
aquf vestidas de 0tro mOdo''
Con las caras avergonzadas V una
ldgrima en- los ojOs, las j0venes seilo-
ras abandonaron inmediatamente la
Iglesia.
Ell cardenal Billot ha anunciado que
por su mano no pasard una hOstia pa
ia depOsitarla en los labiOs de muje-
res que vayan a solicitarla, ofendien-
do DiOs con el descarO mas inaudito,
es decir. vestidas en- una forma que
casi parece que no 10 estan.
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Fcbrrro de 1922.
BALE DE CARNANAL EN- AGCAS
BtENAS
y [(- OL.l

LII Co'niSidn crganizalora de las
firStns clrnavaIcSlaS d. Aguas Bue-
mas no$ INVITA- para un baile de car
naval q,r 81 llcvara cfccto en- cI
tratro de aquplla pohldciGn 81 v;erncs
Gia n Il bcnpicio de la plaza pdblica
de aQuel p0blado
Rctcramos las graciaS por la invi-
taci0n que 50 noS hace.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
VAPORES LINE.A pINILLOS

ia salida del "Barcclona" ha sidO
rerrasada. FL 'C6nde Wifredo" sal
dr1 de barcelona para Puerto Rico.
el ) de MARIO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

de dalIe caranclo>. para que Ia amar-
gurn de Ia vida, no Sc sientd por 10
mcnoS en- cl paladar dc la boca. Yom-
hijcyque, truufarl. csc tfiunfo Il
algumos les dolcr1. La cuIpl la ten
dram aqucllos que >ul@an dcrrotadoS.
FL azfcar cstl en- II Suclo, y la cana
en- cl aire Los politicos han visto rS-
to- Y hdnsc hc"ho d" la vista lar%a.
coSa que en- vcrtlad no ha @uStado
mucho la yictima> lZucatricr$...
He aquf, ION, Pueblo. la madrr
del co}Gcro que rn estes m"nrutoS,
81 no r>td u@ouizantr. POGO le falta
para cerrdr cI iitimo oi0 que lie queda
alberto. Las ideas azicaradaS del ST..
Iomhi. triunfal;in en- toda la linca.
porQuc van on direction DC la linica
llaga-; NADIA de asco> ,--qIc sufrr cl
pals. Tn caramelo en- una boca ham
hrienta. 81 no arlaca eI hambre. por
10 mcnOS, Ia rudulza: Y coraZ6n cndul-
Zado Sria ticur de rStar allegro. ;..Aca-
50 no hal6iS ySto. 10 que ha paSado
cuando han qucrido quitarIc cI cara
melo al qucrido amigo HonorG?
.Quc viva, pucS. rl partdo del Ca
rameo, que 81 vida no sea effmera.
SnO Iar@a, tan larga. como la qua jana
dc una cana de azicar. Que viva cl
prpSidcntc del gran Plrtido Caramc-
lfStico. 80, :No gritan IDS: PucS
pcor ha dc ser.
NIC-HOLl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
MGjicO pGrsGguira |aSpe-
Hcu|aS que Sc dediQuen
q dGSpr5Stigiar e| pals

E4 gobierno mejicanO ha publicadO
un decretO en- el cual amenaza con des-
truir' las pelfculas que contengan argu-
mentos falsOs sobrc las costumbres V
usos del pals, que solo tiendcn al
desprestigio de la naci0n ante los
ojos del exterior. El Consul General de
los Estados Unidos MejicanOs en- New
York, ha notificado las Companies
filmadoras de pelfclllas la decision de
su Gobiern0. para que Sc abstengan de
eXportar Il M6jico pelfculas que no Sc
basen en- la realidad sobre la vida
costumbres mejicanas.
Esta orden. que lc pone valladares
toda Compalfa Cinematog de
las que hacen negociOs con M6jicO es
considerable I'm atentado a las que va
tienen infinidad de pelfculas hechas
contrarias a las estipulaciOnes del de-
cretO: pero de todos mOdos no habra
motives de queja, puesto que la Orden
no Sc opone Il la eXportaci0n de pelf-
clllas Il M6iico. sino de aquellas que
sean atentatOrias al bucn nombre del
pals vecino.
La circular enyiada por ell Consul
General mejicano en- New York las
Companies Cinema tograficas, dice asf:
''Por la presente he de avisar a IDS,
para su gObierno, que esta oficina ha
recibidO instrucciones para trasmitir-
, las las cOmpanfas ProductOras de
Pelfculas Cinematogrdficas, que el
GObierno de- M6jico cree necesariO ell
detener la importation en- M6jico de
pelfculas producidas Dor Companies
que Sc dedican la manufacture de
pelfculas para Mejico, que est6n basa-
das Ell cOstumbres mejicanas en- forma
deshonrOsas para nuestro pals.
Y en- cumplimiento con la misma or
den, esta es dada conocer por mi
ids. esperanto el honor de un recibo
u esta circular.
Muchas Companies americanas han
aseguradO al GObierno mejicano de
que su orden sera respetada, entire
elias algunas que tienen sucursales en-
ciudad de Mejico, yeracruz Y Tampi-
co.
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DEL ViVIR INQUIETO
Un partido con carameIo

Los ilustres> elcctorcs dc la imsuIa
barataria, estan de pl1cemes \ este
fin han organiZado una manifcstaci6n.
Que posiblemente 'yi>itard Il la capita
lidad de la isla. en- breycS dfar. Per
taran flores, banGcrolaS y bandrraS,
en- las cuales. como llnico cmblrma.
llevarhn un caramclo, sfmbolo del par
lido nuevO que va Il fundar el no ne
nos educaci0nista Mister Yombjcyquc.
IO les ascgurO Il IDS. dcSle ahora.
que el partido JeyquiSta, conquiStard
las cumbres del poder. en-, la primer
batala electoral que libre. Tn partido
que Ofrece Il Sus huesteS calamelOS AN
te la cicuta de la vida inquicta, eS
un partido que conocc bicn. muy bicn,
la psicologfa dc nuestro pueblo.
Los rcpublicanOs, hasta ahola. no
han ofrccido NADIA mas que editorial
les, dcsdc las famoSas columnas de
lei Tempo, unaS vcceS nublado Y
Otras veces mojado. Por cSto cl parti-
do republicano. bueno eS dccirlo IL
tempo, SO qucdard sin huestes. aun-
que 81 con paraguas. que Ell este mo-
mento. 10 es su peri6dico.
Los uni0niStas. habcndo quitado la
base quinta de su programa, cS un
partido partido por pl cic. Y, un parti-
do partido por cl cie. NADIA mas iuSto
que no pueda caminar. pOr 10 mCn0S.
pOr los ampliOS caminuS del naciona-
llSm0 b0rlclla. Il cIya vera crccen las
flores odorantes del linico patriotiSmo
que debe eXistir en- ell alma de aqIc-
Hos que han nacido bajo la bandcra
soitaria. flotando Ell los colazonrs
dc los padres que nos cngrndraron.
Ademds. mister Yombijeyque. tcndrd
cl apoyo de los azucarcros. de todos
aquellos Que So dediqUcu la indus
tria carameril. Nuevas industriaS. sig
nifican, Ell esta hora apremiantc por
que crllZa el pals. un horiZontc nucvo.
81 no Sc ha muerto va dc hambrc. Is
pOrque atln rcSta flantrOpIa cn cl CO.
raz6n portorriqueno. V nos ayudamoS
unOs Otr0S-
Mister Yombijcyquc. con su partido
caramelir. llcvarh al cSccnario conner
cial. la tlbla de salvacGn. El jfbar0
pasa hoy, p0r las sclvaS horripilantes
de una disqualification colossal V por
una amarga realidad que 10 paSma.
Ante las amarguras de In vida. un dull
[ ce no viene NAL. "a qu6n de ids
dulces lectores, lc. amarga un carame-
10? Francamentc. ninguno. TodoS
| IDS. sc chupan el caramelo. Y cuando
este sc ha eXtinguido Ell la Loca mu-
chOs de nOsotros, nos ~chupamos 81
| dedO...
! Ingenuamente. el partido que ha
tornado Mister YOmbijeyque de for
mar IN partidO que tenga en- su pla-
tafOrml un ciiramelO. eS I'M buen par
lido. Por 10 menOs, Yombi, estd en-
magn!fraS condolences de ofrecer los
caramei0S del pOder. tOdOs aquelloS
que deseen defender In ''Uni6n con
America, aunque esta America. sea
la negra cocinera de una respectable
casa de familia de nuestra simpdtica
capital. "La Union con America, Sc
ra el lena de ese nuevO partido. LENA
subyugante. acariciador. juguet6n. en-
hria cador. como el aqua de COCO ente-
rratlo. -.
La patria, esta muy triste. la pa
tria. hoy por hoy, tiene una vida muy
amargada, porque sus hombres de en-
puje, Sc acuerdan de todo, menos de
endulzar esa vida. Y, justo es, que La
patria. Sc vaya, con aquelloS que han
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

Marie preendido
suburbo
autordade devuetos
bieta
Fnday bran
S5
desaparon argueza detal
saban
a comprar
Clmado pubca-
Enregados cusoda ma
lego auto cOnduendo de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
VACANTE Ell JUZGADO MUNICIPAL De PONCE

venc6 ALI eli las celccIoneS de 1920.
ha comisionado al Senador T0uS para
que prcscnte Ill Gobernador In terna
de sus candidates para cl5brir dicho
puesto.
Ell GuhernadOr. SO cree. que har;
este noInhramiento antes de ccrrarse
el Seuado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
MANANA SER.A Ola FESTIVO

Mahana microbes scrh dfa festive.
natalici0 de Washington.
Por la noche habr;l retrcta ell la
Plaza BalIorioty. ror in banda NUM-
cipal (desuniformada.
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son Annette, and Miss Frances West
Kinsey whose marriage to John
Kingsley Powell, OF Metuchen, N.
j., will be an event OF Saturday.
The interior Of the home was pref.
lily decorated with pink and white
roses and greenery and a salad
lunch was served. Seven tables
were In play during the evening.
Out of town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. 3. B. Goyne, OF st. Louis,
Mo, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
]. Krom: Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
Frame, of Hancock, Md. the guests
Of Attorney and Mrs. q. G. Frame,
and Miss Ida Beyitz, of Somerset,
Pa, the guest OF Mrs. Frank r..
Lyon.
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Had Party.

Miss Maxine Elliott, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Elliott, OF Jack
son street, celebrated the tenth an.
niyersary Of her birth on Saturday
when she entertained number
OF her friends. Games and music
featured the afternoons entertain.
ment and refreshments were
served. The guests included: Mary
Kathryn Farlow, Mary Dorothy
Hustead, Pauline Riley, Marie Col
lier, Marguerite Laughltn, Elsie
May Polling, Louise Moore, Thomas
Moore, Edwinea Wells. Irene Gloy.
er, Helen Glover, Bill Elliott. 7
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Mr.. and Mrs. John William Ma.
son and Miss Besse Mason enter.
tanned with a bridge OF. attractive
on Saturday evening
at their home THE Pines" to hon.
or DR.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. st. Law.
renee, a recent bridge and groom,
and Attorney Frank G. Raymond
and his fiancee, Miss Susan Wat.
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For Charleston.

Mrs. James A. Meredith left Sat.
urday evening for Charleston where
she Joined Judge Meredith and
where they will reside during the
term Of the latter on the Supreme
court bench. Jamison Meredith,
who is a student at the university,
will Join them there at the close
OF school. Mrs. Meredith has been
the honor guest at a number OF So
cial affairs since the announcement
was made that she would soon leave
this city. The departure OF Judge
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Mr.. and Mrs. James G. weltoa
have returned from Chicago where
they had attended the National
Shoe Dealers convention. They
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Regan; former residents d. this
city, during their stay there.
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DEATH oFcHlLp.

The infant child of,Mr. and Mrs.
%. /. Sargent, aged four days, died
last night at the home OF It's par.
ents at Rivesyille. Burial will be
made in Maple Grove cemetery to-
morrow by Undertakers Carpenter
& Ford.
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Class % Nieet

The Friendship class of the NJ.
q. church South vii hold It's regu-
lar meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock at tho home Of Mrs. Carl
d. Yost 238 Watson avenue. All
members are especially urged TO be
present. The hostess will be Mrs.
g. s. Robinson, Mrs. william
Goodwin and Mrs. Yost. f
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CIasa WlIl NIeet

The Golden RUE Bible class viii
meet this evening at 1880 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Margaret
Kelley In FaIrmont avenue. The
neighborhood 3 invited to be pres
ent. VIC. Bradford Of New York
National community service work
or will be present and will sing
accompanied by Mrs. ]. Minor
Durham.
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Sunshine Circle Decree q Honor
win meet at the lodge hall Monday
evening atT:30. The of GERS and
degree staff will meet an hour
earlier. Miss Mayme Hoch, state
organizer will be here from SIS
tersviilel It Is asked that the
members be ready to turn in jan
uary dues at this meeting.
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York and this Is said to be quite a
classy musical aggregation. An
assessment Of 50 will be charged.
Dancing wal begin at nine and con.
tinue till one.
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Everything is in readiness for
tho dance to be given by the local
lodge OF Elks at their hall on Main
street on Wednesday evening. The
music will be furnished by the Ma.
rine Jazz Boys Orchestra from New
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Have eues.s

Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Johnston
have as their guests at their apart.
ment in Main street, Miss Katherine
Yost of Pontiac, H., and Paul Yost,
a law student at the West Virginia
university, Miss Yost will spend
several weeks here with relatives
and friends.
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and Mrs. Meredith is sincerely re,
GREETED by their host OF friends in
this city.
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Located Hern

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Brooks, who
had been residing in Morgantown,
have again taken up their residence
mTe. Mr.. Brooks will at once open
up an engineering office specialize.
Ing In mine construction work. He
had been associated with the B. M.
Chaplin Company at Morgantown.
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To Give Program.

To Give Program.
The following program will be
given by the University choir OF
Morgantown, the University male
quartet and the M. p. Temple choir
OF this city at the Temple IN this
city on tomorrow evening. The
program will be given under the
direction OF Prof. Louis Black. No
admission will be charged though a
silver offering will be taken to de-
fray the expenses incident to bring.
ing the university folks to this
city:
Martin Luther. ..............
IA Mighty Fortress Is Our God
MacFarren. The Sands o'Dee
Cecil Forsythe (Alfred Austin)
....................T To America
The Choir
Clark. ........... Tally Ho
Mr.. Price N
Clough-L Fighter. .........
............T The Winter OF Love
Clough-L eighter ..............
.......... My Lover He Comes
= Miss Williams
Kramer. ...........The Last Hour
'Spross. :......:.......I Know
Mrs. Baker
Gounod .................
20 Tyre Immortal from Sappho
Miss Mary Price
Pucctni Observation-Disclosures.
see. .Vissi d Arte-from '"Tosca.
BuzztP eccia. Dance the Doma!ke
Miss DeLynn
Sullivan. 80. The Long Day Closes
w. v. o. Male Quartet
Chadwick mrs. Hemans) 49,.
1.-THE Landing OF the PILGRIMS
The Choirs
Ot0ieh '''............!..
'.:.Songs My Mother Taught Me
4osu...................My Dream
Mr.. Helman 1
Proch. ...... Theme and Variations
Mrs. Gather
SPEAKS .."..... Life
worms: .............T The Rainbow
van Eyken. .......John I Must Go
Mrs. Morris
Gounod.. ..Jewell Song from Faust
Miss Smith
W. v. U. Male Quartet
From the Father Kemp Book
Montgomery @. M.
Antiquarian Air, There Is a Stream
billtngs.. i Am the Rose Of Sharon
The Nhnfr
rs,
Being Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Crow.
evangelistic singers at the Centraj
Christian Church, are being ouite
extensively entertained among the
church members. Yesterday they
were guests OF Mrs. Winnie Jacobs
at dinner at her home on Fairmont
avenue and on Saturday were en-.
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs, Clark
ktsner and on Friday were quests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest DeBolt
They will also be entertained else
where during this week at dinner
and lunch.
Chapter Meets
The Mcfarland Chapter OF the
Westminster Guild will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the
church with Mrs. W. r. Blacks
group in charge OF the program.
.
Located Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Brooks. who
had been residing in Morgantown,
have again taken up their residence
mTe. Mr.. Brooks will at once open
up an engineering office specialize.
Ing In mine construction work. He
had been associated with the B. M.
Chaplin Company at Morgantown.
Have Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Johnston
have as their guests at their apart.
ment in Main street, Miss Katherine
Yost of Pontiac, H., and Paul Yost,
a law student at the West Virginia
university, Miss Yost will spend
several weeks here with relatives
and friends.
Elks to Dance
Everything is in readiness for
tho dance to be given by the local
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the meeting To- Be conducted ~
the yine squadron.
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Tp.esdar Dance

Di'ha initial dance Of the Little
Club, q recently organized social
hlub win be held on tomorrow
evening at the Masonic Temple.
The n-Dixon orchestra will
FURNISH the music. The dancing
let's Of the Country club. the Elks.
|he Knights Of Columbus ana ne
Par Mar club will be included m
he evenings enjoyment. The.
latronesseswil be Mesdames S. d
brady Kenna Clark c. 3. Smith,
md J. =. Watson, Jr
eefE
To Meet
/ The W CT. U. win meet to.
borrow afternoon at 2 o'clock AZ
he home Of Mrs. 8. 3. Miller al
Ter home ON Walnut avenue. An
hteresting program will be obser-,
led and at itsEconclusion the mem
era VII 20 toEthe temple % attend
wv W.
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Being Entertained
Chapter Meets

The Mcfarland Chapter Of the
Westminster Guild will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the
church with Mrs. W. T. Blacks
group IN charge Of the program.
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10 Meet

The Morrow Bible class Of the
First Presbyterian church will
meet on Tuesday evening at the
some Of Mrs. G. O. Robb in Walnut
avenue at 1880 o'clock. The MEM
bers are urged to be present. Mrs,
Eettie Anthony and Mrs. Robb will
be the hostesses on this occasion.
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". Y. U. Male Quartet
from the Father Kemp Book
Montgomery @. M.
ANTIQUARIAN Air, There Is a Stream
Billings. i Am the Rose Of Sharon
The Choir
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Coming Wednesday.

John Kingsley Powell, OF Metuch.
EN-, N. u, whose marriage to Miss
Frances West Kinsey, will be an
event Of Saturday, will arrive here
"wednesday morning. He will be ac-
companied8 by his sister, Miss
Eloine Powell and his brother,
frank Powell, will arrive here later
in the week. The marriage will be
celebrated at eleven o'clock at
Sayist Episcopal church and Win
attended by the immediate fam.
l..d sinr,.A fnin.. a. - -, -. -.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-16
sCtass VIII Meet.

The Berean Bible class will meet
ot the home Of Mrs. B. L. Butcher,
At 100 CASTOR Avenue tomorrow eve.
ming q go o'clock. The It'll chap
ter of Mathew viii be studied.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Robin.
son have gone to Florida to spend
she remainder OF the winter and are
located nov at Fort Meyer, Fla.
They win also visit other southern
cities while AWAY.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-09
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue e he authority
conferred Oh ne as Trustee ia n
certain Deed of Trust given by
AL, eni and wife, Emeline
Benic to E. w. Gardner bene-
c airy on the 14ih day Of Nov
1916 as appears of record in Trust
Deed Book II, page $50 of the
records of Tishomingo County,
MISS, default having been made
IN the payment of same, and at
request of said Beneficiary | have
taken possession Df and will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Court House in the town oil
luka Miss, on the 18th day of Nov,
1922 the following property to wit.
The E1a of the S. +. 4 of Sec. 6
rs Range IL. in Tishominqc
County Miss, and containing SC
acres more or less.
The title to above described
property is supposed to be coed,
but sell and convey as trustee
only.
This Oct. 3lst, 1922.
t Storment, Trustee 93t
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-09
Route 8 News


ifthi lsbiNNis
As / have been absert for
some time from your paper, here |
come with little news this week,
Brother George Grisham filed his
appointment at Showdown Sunday,
They had dandy box supper at
PASSPORT Saturday night.
Mr. Johnnie Sandlin, from Walk
ers Switch. spent Saturday an SUM-
day with Terry Curtis.
Mr. Claude Whitaker and Mr. FL
mer Curtis. were all smiles Sunday
night. Wonder why.
The hallow, en- party at Mrs. Golf
man : was enjoyed by all those who
were present. Af,er playing some
interesting games, refreshments
were served.
Mrs ] B Carl. d lighter of Mrs A
G Nells and 81 ter of Mrs w Z
Coffman, of Nashville, Tenn is
spending the we k with Mrs Golf
man anl-famiiy.
Mrs Alexander is visiting hel
granddaughter at huntsville, Miss
A singing was given at Miss Eu
la Yarber's home Sunday afternoon
Two Sugar Dumplings.