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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
Commissioners Sale

josiah Suckers Heirs. &c. Pits. "
Josiah Suckers Hers. &c. DTS
Under and By virtue Of a judgment
rendered a. The February. 1913. Term o
the Madison Circuit Court II tire zbOvt
styled action. the undersigned Master
Cor missiUner Of said court, viii on
THURSDAY. MARCH 9th 1913
On the premises al II a. m sell a. pub
lie auction 10 the highest and BEST bid
der the following described properly.
VIZ;
Beginning al a point IN the center o.
the Barnes Mil and Silver Greek PIKE a.
tEO stone pointers. one on each side O.
pike. thence Eith the csnter Of pike y
9 z s-0S chains. y Is II Z 433 chains
y % 81 { - chains thence leavinz
the pike 60 z - chains 10 a stake.
hence % a hollow : 6S5 Z 10 Il chains
0 The center Of the drain thence up &
-idge ; - Z 30 chains 10 q locust
hence : ) 10 " I0Ij chains 10 a stone
thence y - W 2I-54 chains 70 the be
ginning. containing 30 IA acres and
1eing the sane land conveyed 10 JOSIAH
Stocker by Curd Lamb 81 deed record
ed in Madison county clerks Office is.
deed book 81. PAGE IS
Terms Sad property viii be sod on
a credit d n llsRs' tims, the p1Cl-s
er being required 10 execute bond payz-
ole 10 the Comm isSiOner. bearing 6 per
cent interest from dale until paid. with
len retained 10 secure the purchase
money Purchaser vii Be permitted q
pay cash II desired
H. c. RICE N.C.LC.
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The Forty Year Test

An article must have exceptional meT-
II 70 survive for a period Of 70 yezrS
Chauberizin's Cough Remedy was frs
offered 10 The public in lSs2 From .
small beginning IL has grown in fzvos
and popularity until il has attained .
worldwide reputation YOa vii fn6
nothing better for cough CT cold Tn
il and you Vii understand why il Is q
favOrite after person Of more than a.
years Il not only gives relief-it cures.
tor sale By al druggists
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
In Real Estate,
Hn0IC Stock and Crop
Hk0N Reports Of Spe-
efal interest 3:

". C. Carpenter bought in The Perry
vile section a carload Of hogs al Sc to
: y cts.
There uere only about IOo cattle in
he DznviEe pens Monday. but they sold
IKE hot elkes a. high prices
John Selpszm. Of Pzrksville. sold
bunch Of 5opound hogs to C. P. Cecil
the Daavilie merchant. Al So
Dee Tucker. q DanviIle. bought a car
Dad Of stock hogs from Boyle county
farmers a. prices ranging from $50 Il
=.
J. Franklin Guthrie sold his 4l6 acre
arm near Shsl5yville. 10 d. 7. Fiers. 0
Niiton. Tumble county for about $50
20. The sale averaged SIS an acre
There we're 30C0 cattle On the Nj
sterling market Monday and satisfaelO-
= prices we're realized. so 10 I.0O0lb
zeers sod a. : I-2c. yszrlings 10 : 80
rs; heifers I-se 20 &C. 4 few hOgs
old al &C 10 l0c
Mss Jessie O. Ysncey. school super
utendeut Of Mason county. sold ?
b, shells Of seed 'corn raised By the M2sos
iouuly Boys Corn Growing Cub To-
81 She sold some premium seed cor
aiSed b. ihen al 8 per buSheL
ID. Whiiehouse sold 70 0. n Druer,
en- acres Of uninpr0ved laai a. 81 0 a.
ere. The land lies on the Stanford ans
-aneasfer pike and IS strip OF the farm
( Mr. Whlehouse bought Of / T. Ian
.er-ihe Old Col Guest place--Dznvill.
Messenger
Granville Cecil sold six head OF I'm
aorses al the combination sale held Il
Cambridge City. Ind. Tor total prizes
II 3. 10 Wzri Dillon brought ID,
highest price-s9oO John MeRobert,
old a number Of head al splendid price
also.-Dznviils Advocate
baron Wilkes. 2-Is. the last son o;
George Wilkes. 2.22. and nov generally
-onsidered his besf speed string son. /
lead. having passed away a few days
ago Al the farm Of his owner. E z
Raiston. al Enporia, KaS-, from ths
weight Of years. al the ripe age Of 81
de vas The best bred son or Geo Wilkes.
being out q Belle Pzschen. 2,9O -. one
Of his best trouing daughters
President ". H. Shanks. Of The Lin
coin County National Bank. who hss
been IN Columbus. Ga. most Of the win
ter. banding horses and mules. IS back
home looking heavier than his friends
have seen aim before He SAYS thai the
horse market has been exceptionally
good IN the South during the past win
rer--Slanford Interior Journal
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etc. and S1.OO0eoOOoO Of this amount
finds It's way into the pockets Of the
ever present middlemen-
II IS estimated that the southern
farmers secure credit By paying Sl65--
0O0.O00 In excessive interest each
twelve months
All Of this tremendous waste OF mon
ey IS made possible through lack Of
cooperation on the part OF the garden
ers and farmers. while at the sane
time II makes the city man pay q much
higher price for the produce than be
should
Among the men in big business en-
terprises cooperation has been recOg
nized as the golden key TO success in
the twentieth century Co-operatiOD
and close organization however. are
products Of education. and education
Is the weak point in most Of our N
ral communities Cooperation among
farmers and growers has failed largely
because the mass Of our rural Pcpula-
ton has been poorly educated and ~
the sane time scattered over q wide
territory. In the future our suocess in
organization and cooperation among
farmers. gardeners and fruit growers
Will lie IN better schools. IN better
teachers. wide awake ministers and 8
closer community life
Versailles Is finishing q successful
year in cooperative work with its Far
mers' Union Supply company LAST
summer 1l9 farmers and stOekmen
took stock in the company and it.
success was almost immediate As thf
stockholders In this company are large
" growers Of Burley tobacco and rais
ers Of blOOdei stock il wiz BE seen
that the union can do very little as 8
selling agent The main Tork OF the
past year has been as a buying agent.
Snd in this particular line il has been
a great success-
The first years buying business viii
amount 70 about $4,000 Lsrgs
amounts Of wire fencing. fed seeds
farm machinery. paint and coal have
been bought both from j0bbers and
wholesale men The first years busi
uess has been good enough for the
members OF the union 70 receive per
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
foR RHEUMATISM nokErs AID 6LkoDER
First Vacation Schools.

uSl O(olOil O(lIOOIS.
The first real Vacation schools in this
section viii be inaugurztsd BY The State
Normal. Richmond. Ky The opeaine
day is June Il: this special session clos
IS July 25- Daily session Except Mon
dzyl from ga N t. y n The present
critic teachers Of the Model School viii
be the regular instructors First and
Second Grades. Mss Hansen: Third and
Fourth Grades. Mss billing. Fifth and
Sixth Grades. Miss UIrich; Seventh and
Eighth Grades, Mss Green
The latest approved methods OF vaca-
tiOn schools in the great cities viii Be
used Regular work Of the fandanen-
tzls in the Model School will be contin-
ued. and as special features the follow
ing: Decentralization. play and games
music. misunderstanding. domestic science
picnic and school lunches, school gar
deas. live Nature Study. public speak
ing. physical culture and gymnasium
Oaly limited number Of pupils can
be accommodated in these schools Pat
rons interested should see the critic
teachers Al once or write the President
First cone. first served. is the rule.
There viii Be nc tuition. no fees 81 any
sort- J. C. CRABBE- Pres'dt-
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
Clears Face of
Pnmples, BIaokheads
Wonderful ZEMO Also Stops
Terrible itching At Once;
Cures All Skin
Troubles.

Get = ) cent bottle Of ZEMO today.
At Izsii Al Izsl. One application
Of ZEMO. the wonderful new L ezfmeat
quickly put an end 70 those awful hu-
initiating pimpIes and blzckheads For
the first tine Il months haven't beer
ashamed 10 go out in public" A TIA
Of ZEMO viii convince you Of lis aston
ishing results in clearing The complex
ion.
ZENO IS : clean. sniiseptic solution.
not a greasy paste o. ointment. You
simply apply II On the afflicted part
your pimdles. blotches and biackheads.
all eczema sores and pains. prickly
heat, rash. letter infamed or REDEEMED
skin. al disappear Il also cures dan
drui, which IS scalp eczema ZENO is
guaranteed 70 stop itching Immediately.
II gives instant relief.
4 have had wonderful benefit from
your famous ZENO for the skin Il has
cured ny face completely" Mss Z
n. Rugby Place. ST Louis. No
ZEMO IS sold IN PC sealed bottles and
guaranteed By H l. Perry. druggist.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
Surprise Dinner.

The many friends q Ms Martin Gen
ny. Of The M0Oerly section. surprised
her OF Saturday. the 18Th. in honor or
her end birthday. An elegant dinner
vas served. Those present we're. Ms.
Z. K Noberly. Mrs. r o. Noberlv. Ms.
70 Broadd1z M and Mrs. Wesley Nc
Kinney. Mr. and Nrs- Simeon Tnrpfn.
Mr. and Mrs Gideon Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Taylor and children. NJ.
and Mrs. E Il Tagers. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry cuTsick. Mr. and Ms. Philip
6entry, Mr. and Ms. I'd Adams An
spent pleasant DAY ard leff wishing
ne hostess many happy rst1rns Of her
birthday.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
Public Sale of Land And
Personally.
As representative Of The estate Of the
late J. J. Todd, I viii On
TUESDAY, MARCH s5,h.

80 - - 49, - AAt u
TUESDAY, MARCH 18Th.
At l0z n. sell al public o1Icry 10 The
highest and best bidder. the lolI0Eing
land and personally The farm OF 30
IL acres OF land. lying one nile from
ferriii. and sd iOining me lands Of 7. L
BALDWIN and George BzlleE. and on OF
country read Il : almost ali in blue
grzsS ard m splendid shape Has On il
a good dwelling house ana All necessary
oGfbuildings Well Wzlersd with wells.
spring and pond. About - acres IN 6ns
walnut 03s and ash good orchard On
place Prospective buyers are izviied 70
lOok before The day Of sale Mr. Hugh
Murray. EhO lives On the pace. Will take
pleasure IN showing 10. Also the follow
ilg sock and household goods. impie
ments. elc- a span o. aged mules. one
O8Egy horse. good and gentle a brood
mare one Z-ye4r-old fiily: 3 head Of hsif
srs- 3 TAT hogs one jersey COW. Eivin.
milk: one calf i ewes ready 10 lamb
ard bucks good buggy and tEO set
d harness farm wagons and 4 io- o.
harness > zee hives and a lot o. empty
hives. a moving mach Ne ! sslf-duur
AXE / turning plOE- ! COuoie-shOyel
pl0w- q l-hOrse turning pl0W- harrow.
! ScraQer. ! beg COX. / cider NIL one
crOsscut saw. J hand saw posi- z1gur
and post hole digger, / corn scoop Az
gurs and IoolS Of ali kinds - locust
uosis- lOi n loose lumber. such as wag-
"a tongues. coupling pOleS and gale
Stats ) large kettles; / mans saddle an
= lie saddle Ut Of good fodder. IoI 81
Eood hsled hay; about 60 barrels Of corn
IN CRIB iOt Of blue gas seed and other
things TOO numerous 10 mention. House
hold and kitchen furniture Il drsSSsrs-
I wardrobe hall Tree, couch, 9 s'sno
IsoleS- rocking chairs. bedSfssds.
sci walnut parior chairs, ! SCI OF dining
chairs; ia Of odd chairs side board
safe; I sugar chest; an extension table,
breakfast table: a he siing si0ye- : car
pets and iot Of rugs a Selma Range
good as new kitchen caoine-- lot Of cook
tables tuoS- SzShboards- an boiler.
cast boiler = shotgun
Terms made known On day Of sale
/ D. TODD.
Representing heirs Of J J. Todd
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
z.Oo8 Children.

There were los children OF school
age in the last census OF Madison coun-
y IL IS Of vital importance 10 each
one OF these as 10 who win be County
Superintendent for the next four years.
Prof Harvey H. Brock. who IS candi-
date for this Office. has had years OF ex-
perience in 6oth-cOunty and high school
work His experiences IS ripe 70 take
hold Of any phase Of the work 50-st
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
Advertised Letter.

List Of letters remaining IN the Rich
mond, Ky. posioffce Tor the week end
ing Mar. lssh-
Aiien. A A.
Back. 7. a.
BlantOn. Mss D. G.
BizEerslaff. Mart
Crawford. is Lula
Chenanlt. Wallace
Farmer. Ms John
Foster. Eugene
Harvey. Ms Mamie z.
Hampion. Mss Nstsie
Ha1ley. Ms Ella E
Hale Ms Serre1d
Hutchiscn. J F.
Laruav- Sd
OEenS. Ms Hattie
Nickel Rufus
Scott Miss Mary
IankersleT. Ethsi
Trzpoell. Alex u.
Vaughn. Mrs Fannie
WinfOrd. Ms Amanda
n calling Tor the above letters. pleas
say advertised.
c C. WALLACE r II.
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Sale.

- -
Frank Phelps. plaintiff, versus sarah
Chambers. &c. Defendants
Under and By virtue Of a judgment
rendered Al the February. 1913. Ie n O.
the Madison circuit court in The above
styled action. The undersigned Master
Commissioner Of said court viii. On
SATURDAY. MARCH p. 1918.
All O'Clock a n sell 10 The highest
and best bidder az public auction. in
front Of the couri house door n Rich
mond. Ky. the following described
property. or so much thereof as viii
produce the sun Of $3.50 20. the amount
% ordered 10 be made A certain lot or
parcel Of ground on the east side o.
steep street. in Richmond. Nv and be
ing one half Of Lot No. II Block Il. in
she Richmond Investment Co. 5 addition
% The city Of Richmond. Ky-. and being
the north half Of said lot decided to Jer
= Chambers Deed Book 60. Page $50.
TERAS--Sald property VIII be sold
on credit Of SIX months tine. the pur-
chaser being required 10 execute bond
payable 10 the Commissioner, bearing s
per cent interest from date until paid.
with lien retained 10 secure the pzy-
ment Of the purchase money Purchzs
er-Wiil be permitted 10 pay cash II de-
sired H. g RICE. n c NC. C
46 3
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FARMERS LOSS IN
SOUTH IS GREAT
Lack Of Cooperation Declared
to Be the Cause.
EXPERT GIVES FIGURES.

Professor Coulter 81 Census Bureau
Has Compiled Some Starting Stats
ties en- Annual Less Sustsins5 by
seuthsrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At
Versailles Fer Past Year Success
Professor John Lee Coulter. expert
special agent in the census bureau az
Washington. has complied some star
Ting statistics in regard 10 the annual
loss sustained by the southern farmers
because OF lack Of cooperation
The crops Of the southern farmers
are worth each year in round numbers
$500 10000 Most OF this sum :
spent for farm supplies. food clothing.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21

cent on their stock and also obtain q
rebate Of 5 per cent upon all purchases
made through the union
A new mill has just been completed
and VIII soon be in operation This
viii take care Of the grain grOvn BY
the members OF the union and enable
them to buy their mill feed az quite
reasonable figures
Education in cooperation VIII mean
better roads. better schools. better
trustees. better tax laws. better mel
and women everywhere in the high
Ways and byEays q our rural Ken
lucky.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FOR COTNTY ITDGE

The Climax IS authorized 70 announce
Il. c. Rice as a candidate for County
Judge Of Madison county. subject 70 the
action Of the Democratic party
The Climax ! authorized 10 announce
Judge " r Shzckelf0rd As = czndi-
dale for reelection % the once Of
County Judge o. Madison county. sub
Jet 10 The aciIOn o. The Democratic
uarrv
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FOX COUNTY ATTORNEY

We are authorized 10 announce JUDGE
= J. GREENLEAE q czndidzfs for County
Attorney q Madison county. subject 70
the action Of the Democratic party
We are authorized 10 announce : A
D Jones as a Candidate Tor County Ar
tOruey Of Madison county. subject %
Lha-SS-ion q the Democratic party
Ne are authorized 70 announce r H
CROokE a candidate for County : ttoruey
s1oiect n the actiOu Of the Democrats
panty
We are Authorized 70 announce o. P
Jackson ss q cz1d idzts for rs-elsclio1 10
The Offce Of County Attorney Of Mzdi-
son county. subject 10 The action Of the
Democratic party
We are authorized 70 announce
Thomas II. Collins IS a candidate for
county Attorney Of Madis0a c0zniy. sub
iscl 70 the action Of the Democrats
party
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21

FOR RFPREsENTATIVE


We are authorized 70 announce Green
Clay = candidate Ter Rspresess alive q
Madison c5unly. subject - he aciion 81
the democratic parry
We are authorized 70 annoancs A. D.
Miller = candidate for Representative q
Madison c0Gn5y. subject 70 the acllon Of
sh@ Democrats party
We are authorized 70 announce John
2 White \ czndidaie for Representative
% Madison county. s1bjecs 10 The action
q the Democrats parry.
FOX SHERIFF
The Climax Is authorized 70 announce
Elmer Deathe-zge As = candidate for
sheriff Of Madison county. subjsct 10
the action Of the Democratic party
The Climax IS authorized 10 announce
John 2 Baldwin sS = candidate for
Sheriff Of Madison county. sublsct 70
the action Of the DsDOc-zrie parry
We are sutho-ized 70 announce y B
county. subject 70 the seton Of the Demo
cratic party
We are authorised 70 aunounce H H
COLGER q Candidate Tor S1erid q Hadi-
son county. sub5ect % the acton q TIE
Democratic party
Weare hereby authorised 70 announc
NAN b BENTON . candidate tor Sneii
Of Madison County subject % the acr1o
OF the Democrats uarty-
We are authorized 10 announce Jacob
: Collins q candidate for Sheriff Of
Madison county. subject 10 The action Of
the Dsnocrztic party
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TO RALLY IN LOUISVILLE
~ never there. you ought to 60.
% ever there. you'll want e O..

wv - - ~ Ha1k . &C.
During the Kentucky Educational as
socistion meeting. April 80. May 1. .
and 3. Louisville viii be over6Owing
with teachers trustees and friends OF
the schools The people Of the big cities
are watching the rural school problem
with great interest Louisville was
among the first TO strive 10 help in its
solution
GET TOGETHER FOR a siseER
AND BETTER STATE.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
SIS to insure Living Colt
FIark Hanna 2Ooo

Is dark bay. black points. Is 81 hand:
high. his head and tail in the prone,
place Natural Just as nature made
him No knife IN his tail. 10 check BIT
On ms head-be u Just IS he Was foaled.
He : built for serFice-sfronE It every
point, good round welI-c0upled body
On short legs. no horse has a better foot
and bone; can do as much as any horse
living and has proven himself one 81
the best breeders n Kentucky. He i
one Of the best bred horses living. He
Is ~ Lynn Boyd - out Of Helen No. L
cne Of the greatest brood mares Mad.
son c1uuty ever produced Marx Han.
"a IS b q snow berse ool Of . show
mare. snow horse hiuseIf ard :
s<ee'1sr' Resp.
Robert Walker
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FOR CITY ATTORNEY

We are authorized 70 announce MUIR
RAY SMITH q candidate FOR City At
torney Of Richmond. sub Jet 10 The action
OF the Democratic party
We are authorized to announce D. N.
CHENAULT a candidate for CITY At
toIney. subject 10 the action Of the Dem
Ocrafic party.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FOX POLICE JUDGE

We are authorized 10 announce J. D.
Dykes for Police Judge Of Richmond.
subject 70 the action Of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized 10 announce ". L
Leeds for Police Judge Of Richmond.
subject 70 the sctiOn OF the Democrats
party.
The Climax IS authorized 10 announce
J o HS NOLAN as a can
didate for the Office Of Police Judge Of
the City Of Richmond. subject % the &C
ton o. the Democratic ua-rv
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FOX JAILER.

We are authorized TO announce MORGAN
rAYLOE . Candidate for Jsiler OF Nadisou
1ouury. subject - the action Of the Demo
-ratic party
We are authorized 70 announce GLIDE
RAYBUKS a candida for JaiIer OF Mad
son county. subject 70 the action Of the
Democratic party
We are authorized 70 announce y,
Cotton. r. As a candidate for Jziler o.;
Madison county. subject 70 the action or
he Democratic party
We are authorized 20 announce ".
Zoe Wagers for Jaiier OF Madison county.
subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
party-
We are authorized 10 announce r A
BARLOW. a candidate for Jailer Of Maii
son county. subject 70 the action Of The
Democratic party
Wssre authorized 10 announce A J.
NMLOCGHBT. a candidate FOR Jziler Of
Mad lsOl county. subject 70 the action Of
he Democratic party
FOX ASSESSOR:
Ne are authorized 70 GEORGE
holland a Candidate for ASSESSOR o.
-lz---lA- Ul1DlI -IlI-LL - lEE 4ClllL o.
the Democratic parry.
We are authorized 10 announce ". r
lAkNAN q Candidate for AsSessur Of Mad
son cOuuty. subject ID the action Of the
Democratic uarry
We are authorized 10 aunouuce Rufus
JENKINS q candidate for ASSeSsor Of
Madison county subfeCr 70 the acriou Of the
Democratic uarry.
We are authorized to announce P :
a candidate for the Office
d Assessor Of Madison county. subieGi
% The action Of ths Democratic party.
FOX COUNTY CLERK
The Gilman IS authorized 20 announce
e B. Terril As a candidate for the Office
Of County Clerk Of Madison county. sub
Jet 10 the action Of the Democratic
osrty-
We are authorized 10 annou nee J. B
Walker a candidate for Clerk Of Nadi-
soa county. subject 10 The action Of the
Democratic party
We are authorized 70 announce IaRueC
House candidate for County Clerk 70
Madison county subject 10 the action o
Democratic Darry
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
sCHoor srPERTNTENDENr

We are authorized 70 announce BENZ
leriurend-nt Of Public Schools q NadizoI
,Uunty- Subiecr 70 the action OF the D-mo
-rsric party
Weare.authorized 20 sunouuct Wul- :
Brock Candidate for Superintendent ol
Public schools q Madison County. sub
ect 20 the action Of the Democratic parry
We are authorized 70 announce Prof
Harvey H Brock a Candidate for super
iniendent Of Public schools. subject u
he action Of the Democratic party
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FOR CHEZ OF POLICE

We are authorized 10 announce Dave
Powers candidate for Chief Of Police
oissRlchmond subject 10 the action Of
The Democratic primary
We are authorized 70 announce Jesse
Dykes candidate for Chief Of Police
subject 10 The action Of the Democratic
party
= are authorized 10 announce John
A. Aershon Tor Chief Of Police Of Rich
mo0d. subject 10 the action Of the demo
cratic primary Of Aug. End
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21
FnR sHERIFF

Weare hereby authorized % auuOuuc
VAN b BENTON . candidate for che1l
Of Madison County. subject % the acrio
Of the Democra-ic uarry.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21

Representing hers Of J J. Todd.
Jesse Cobb. Auclioueer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-11
RI0TIN C
Many Strikers Lay in Street
After Clash With Police.
Bomb Exploded Under House
of NOn-Striking WOrkmen.

New London, Conn, June lin a
fight here today between police and
rioters, 20 disturbers were hurt and
several policemen injured. The trou-
BILE occurred near the Brainerd &
Armstrong silk mill, where striking
weavers had congregated. When or
dered to disperse the strikers attacked
the police with stones.
Sergeant Beebe had been felled and
another officers shoulder had been
dislocated when reinforcements ar
rived. The police used their clubs
freely and when order was restored
in half an hour many of the disturb
ers lay in the streets. Others, bruised
and bleeding, were taken to police
headquarters.
Paterson, June 11.-Paterson was
shaken early today by the explosion
of a bomb in front of the home of
three brothers who had persistentIy
refused to join the silk strikers. The
house was damaged but the sleeping
occupants were not injured and later
went to work under police escort. It
was the second attempt to dynamite
their home.
Sixteen strike pickets were arrested
in front of one of the Broad silk mills.
The police reported renewed enthus-
iasm'' on the part of the strikers.