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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-21

Mrs. Harry Blanton, of Richmond,
KY; Quincy Ward, of Paris, KY; and
Mesdames McAfee and Hall, Of Ohio.
Mrs. Ireland was assisted in caring
for her guests by her daughter, Miss
Edna.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-21

Col. Elmore Campbell, of Gallipolis,
O., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Campbell, on the Summit.
Mrs. s. @. Royce was called to Win
chester last week by the death Of her
brother Mr.. A. B. Hampton
Mr.. Thomas Lawson, of the battle
ship Wyoming, has been mustered out
of the service and is at home.
Mr.. Robert Tyler, Of Danville, was
with friends here the first of the week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-21
"THE HOPE CHEST"
DIES IN WINCHESTER.

Robert Gay Prewitt infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T. Prewitt, died
Saturday afternoon. Lived only few
hours. Burial in Winchester cemetery.
Prayer at grave by DR.. Cummings.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-21

Proctor-Schooler.
Miss Bonnie Proctor and Mr.. w. H.
Schooler Were married in Lexington.
Wednesday. The bride made many
warm friends here, where she was
with B. E. Belue Company several
years as trimmer, and all extend best
wishes for her future happiness.
A lovely little daughter arrived at
the home of NJ. and Mrs. Hale Dean
the Goth, and will be called Eleanor
Mary.
Mrs. James S. Crutcher has return
ed from a several days visit to Mrs.
Harrison Simrall and family in Lex
ington.
Mrs. R. C. Boggs and little son,
c. Jr., will be removed today from
the Pattie A. Clay Infrmary, to their
home on the Summit.
Mrs. Shelby Biggerstaff and little
daughter, who moved from here to
Hamilton, o., are recovering from a
serious illness Of several weeks with
flu.
Mrs. Lindsey Blanton, who has beer
quite i'll at her home at Ravenna, was
brought to the P. A. C. Infrmary Fri
day where she will be under treat
ment.
Mrs. R. L. Conlee, who has beer
quite i'll at the home of her mother
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, on West MAR
street, is out again, much to the de
light Of her friends.
Mr.. Frank Devore, who went acros:
with the 149th Infantry band from
Camp Shelby, writes he has been il
the hospital for two months, buf
hopes soon to be on his way home.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-21
Social and Personal

The Victory Girls team captained
BY Miss Elizabeth Hanger, will have a
candy sale Saturday, the 22nd, at ten
o'clock in the window Of Mr.. w. E.
Muncy's furniture store. They hope
to be literally patronized and all do
nations will be thankfully received. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-21

Celebrates Birthday.
Little Caperton Burnam celebrated
his birthday anniversary the 10th, at
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-21
.one good thing
another

This week the Butterick rep
resentahve is at our store TAX
ing subscriptions for the De-
lineator; only o5 cents a year
Come In
OWEN MCKEE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
City and State
to Honor Generals
Banks and Offices Will
Close, but Public Schools
W1u Operate as Usual.

This is the one hundred and TWEEN
tN-hfth anniversary or the birth of
General Robert Il. Lee. In observance
of the day. all state and city officials
and banks throughout Virginia will
he closed. Notes and negotiable paper
falling due to-day will bc payable to-
morrow.
The holiday is one specially OBJ
served in Virginia, having been desie-
mated a State holiday by law. In order
20 prevent two holidays falling with
in several days of each other the
birthday Of General "StonewaIl" Jack
SoE mas been merged with Lees birth
gay ana me combination of the two
is called Lee Jackson Day" officially
JacksonS birthday falls on January "a
GS"n,trary to custom, the, public
to-day ana the usual hours will be
observed. Had not three weeks been
lost during the epidemic OF infiuenza
the holiday would have been granted
In an effort TO make up for the lost
days no further holidays viii be OBJ
served by the schools except two days
al Easter All schools will be omen
on Washinpton's Birthday, February
-. which is a national as well as
state holiday.
No exercises of a public nature will
be held to-day in commemoration of
The two great Southern chicftains.
nlaro, a; historical societies here and
IN other parts of Virginia.
The Spccia! meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen originally called for tonight
has been postponed until tomorrow
night because OF the holiday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
LEONARD IS FAVOR|TE
MANAGER CLAIMS HE'LL WIN
BEFORE THE EIGHTH ROUND
10th Have Trained With Care and Ar.
Reported In the Pink or
Condition,

NEWARK, n. j., January l9.-Benny
Leonard is an TO favorite In tho
betting thus Gar recorded in his n-b,
Tomorrow night with johnny Dundee
the little scotch wDp."
10th Lvonaru and Dundee declared
themselves to he in top form to.Jay
and each seemed conIideut OF wiuinr
i.iiiE Gibson. Lconards manager, ure.
dictcd Tonight that the champion viii
win with Il knockout before the bout
has reached its eighth round limit
Dundee. who is generally rated one NJ
i.eonards most formidable rivals. has
been the lntter's most persistent ohai-
ienger since Leonard gained the title
which was May 20, 1917 The paIr mo,
Tour times prior to Lconard's cham,
rionship honors. once in 1918 and
three times in 1915. u
Tomorrow nights contest, undcr ,bo
auspices of the Newark Sportsnen,.
Club. In the First Regiment Armorw is
expected 10 prove of unusual jnteyc,;
OWING TO the careful training and re-,
ported fit condition Of both men Tb.
1000 seating capacity has been sold.
II was declared Tonight. Referrinr ~
DundccS chances in the coming I'M
re a weil-known sporting man said
tonight: oo'u
"Dundees one chance of acouirin,
inc lightweight title. for which he has
becn contcuding for five Years Is 10
KNOCK out Leonard. Those who maxi
study OF ringside performances, con.
sider THIS but Il remote DpssihiIii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
SONNINO ONLY DELEGATE
WITH TITLE OF NOBILITY
cosmopolitan Character OF Peace Com.
ference Strikin4iy Illustrated
by It's MeubershIp.
fBy Associated Press.l

,m rAlsis; 10 saattuurrday., January a.
sat at the peace table today to-day" there, here
WAS only one who bore q title Of no
biiity.-Baron Sonuino. the Italian For
eign Minister. The cosmopoiifaY
character of the gathering was no lcts
striking than It's atmosphere OF de-.
mocracy. There were gathered al the
liable Emirs from Arabia. Maharaiahs
IRON lhdia. representatives OF Ching
and Siam. and mingled with them were
men from South Africa and Aug,raIis
a M every quarter of the Old and New,
Premier Lloyd George. of Great Brit.
French language during the frst seq.
sinn or the peace congress. In hi.
address secondinS President Wilson's
eneech nominating Premier Clemenceau
as president OF the congress. LLOYD
George referred to tho venerable
French statesman. as the grand young
man or France" Inside the great
horseshoe sat Lieutenant Mantou1.
VINO has been described as ono Of the
WorIds greatest interpreters When
he read French translation or
Lloyd Georges address he construed
the phrase quoted rs The grand old
man OF france The British Premier
at once protested against the transia
ton. which was changed amid the
laughter of the delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
SPARTACANS STILL STRONG
OUTSIDE GERMAN CAPITAL
seize nhI Burn Campaign Literature
u" clerical hnd Democratic
Parties.
Iny Nssocialcd g. 1.

-, bfkI-iN. Saturday. JANUARY ia
lie Sphitacans continue TO show ihci,
, n"nas , outside the capital. The radi-
papers in Dusseldorf, and wrecked thr
central bureaus OF the Clerical anu
I''1nocratlc parties aud burned their
campaign literature. The Soldicrs' und
Workman's council of Dusseldorf or
dcrcd schools and thcaters closed 70.
DAY as symbol of mourning for Dr
marI i.eipknecht ana Rosa l.uXcmburt-
The council also has annomnc,d I'M
IL viii support general strike
Disturbances have occurred nj Hrcs
tan and at Riankcnburg. in Tic Hart
M"hnianS. and also at Nilcnstci in
East Prussia, where campaiyn u,cci
ihfs resulted i'm rioiinG.
''nSiaN NoSkr. head of the govcrn-
mcht police. calling attention to a prc-
Nious order forbddinc street gnthcr-
inGs. has issued n Now order remind
INK he troops Of their duty In the pro
t"ction OF citizens.
No soldier can be excused of fail
,ir" I" perform his 4Ity if he has not
IN The cases herein specified made
timely and adequate use OF his wcap-
ons 10 attain the purposes SGT forth"
says paragraph of the new order.
IL Will be recalled that an order
couched IN similar terms, and issued
by Police President Won Jagow IN 1919,
provoked bitter attacks from the So
cinlist press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
EVIDENCE OF PRIVATlON
small Cemeteries. Hastily provided,
Sh"" Loss Sustained by the
Serbian Army.

CORFU. January Especially
nov that the Serbian government and
civilian refugees have returned to their
native country. This little island off
the Greek coast, TO which they were
driven 70! The Austrian invasion has
resumed It's prcwar appearance
Across the harhor. however, is solemn
and mate evidence of the tcrriblc mis-
cry and DriNation suffered by the Ser
rian army and Population IN their
tragic retreat 81 1915. On small.
rra2s-covor"d island now called by the
natives the island OF the dead" are
several hastily made cemeteries where
arc buried thousands OF victims. sol
dicrS and civilians alike. who sue
vUnhcd L" starvation and discus in
the h'hdiour light o! tho Scrban.,
three years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
'NIKOLAi LEVINE ADMITS
HIS DAYS ARE NUMBERED
Bul.hcyiki Aim To ObIitcrnte bourgeois
of tussiu AN l vest 1T
World.

ARcHANGEL, January ie.-Tales Of
hor.ers with the ia'r,'"" controlled
by the Bolshevik Gpvcrr m"nt are
brought here almost daily ~ s"mc
advrrturous Russian. often 4 yourc
oitc,, who has made mis- way :GiCuGh
ne Bolshevik lines. these stories arc
published in the Archangcl newspapers
under the headline. The Russian Night
mare"
'iwo OF The members o: the A:cncnval
lily rumA. tvho fsceutly returned trom
Mos ct Wa Wl.eEe' ,hcv had been taken
under arrest, quoted Nikolai Lenine.
do, are numbered We snow that.
b".. III leaving the power We viii shut
the doors in way 20 make Europe
:sauducr."
,ha, The record OF The 'Centra. Nil
Eussiau Investigation Commission is
one OF toTiures and horrors. Arrested
people, II adds disappear by groups.
Agents OF the German general sian
ATE working u the commission; People
are shot IN the building OF the com
mission itself end in groups cf twenty
an. thirty al 4 time Those who 4 me
~ order 20 inquire about arrested rcia-
tlves are themselves arrested AMI DIS
appear. only those who can afiorG to
;iaY "a large sum .! money are liberated.
Tor $4,000 or 5tGoo rEbics one can
save his life. HrotZky. formerly For
eiSn Minister. has lost all syiupat nies
stu! has great success in some places"
One Bo.shevik member Of tho Cen
rral Soviet, Comrade Tinovieff. ia quot
cd As saying in a speech II Won come
10 PctrOgrad you viii see the bour-
Ieo!sc paying the cpur; bf Smolmy In
stitute. unloading the ships ON the
Ncva and cleaning The barracks. Win
ter clothes are being rcGuisitioncd in
Petrograd The boUrecoisc fur coats
Will not eAacily Il; the lird Guards,
bu, Nhey Will patiently bear this in
convenience, on the Ura front we
have already distributed among the
Red Guards 500 suits and ovcrcOats
belonging % the Romauuns The hour-
Scoisc must disappear in "a socialistic
state. IL We 20 Oh steadily We viii
soon teach The I;usslan bouvgeoise
what 1t ough: TO hc and after that the
bourceoisc OF the world
Another speaker =; the Suvic, gov
eminent, EGkhariu. j. quoted A. say.
ing that Germany and Austria no long
CT We're Dangerous to BuishcYl<!sm bat
tiist The main danger now lay Win
EnGland au4 AiDcgiga. We, must SUP
port the revolution IN tho central en-
pire. an! v. have declined to sacrifice
our blood and our bread TO the Ger
man pcoictariat
Other refugees here report that the
Boisheviki openly confess that their
hopes OF maintaining power arc very
weak and tina, their only hope is a
world wide revolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
UNEMPLOYED IN PARADE
Former Army ChnuHeufs Lead Demon.
strntion for "Fair PIny"
In Boston.

BOSTON. MASS, January ia
demonstration Of the unemployed led
by 300 former army chaufcurs oc-
Cured here to-day. Demanding Jus
tice and fair play" and shouting
against unemployment. the Daradcrs
Siorncd City Hall. where Mayor Peters
went into conference with commit
tee Of their representatives. The Mayor
promised TO give his attention to the
army chauffeurs declared they had
been discharged without warning and
their positions given to soldiers from
Camp Dcvcns Many soldiers joined in
the demonstrations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
WILLIAM H0HENZOLLERN
WALKS IN CASTLE GARDEN
Former German Emperor Enjoys Even
in. Concert I'm PnriOr
Of Castle.
Iny As.ocialch Pro.

I'M ~ NI.I.N. TTOTTIAND JamMary
" William llohenzollern. the former
in health. He is able to walk in the
castle grounds in the morning and
afternoon. In tho evening he enjoys
Il par!or concert in the castle. where
three members Of his suite perform on
TIE piano. harp and violinccllo
Apparently his only distraction is
secretary Of the Dutch Premier and
the Governor of Utrecht. Count Lydnen
van SadcnbuvS. who are charged with
surge lance over the former monarch
To- day tho cN Emperor attended a
rhnrch service. conducted at the castle
by clcrGymcn from Sccis,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
WARSHIP FOULS U-B0AT NET
II. VI. s. Warrior EntanEied by Oh
ntruction AT Outer Entrance to
Chennpenke BRy.

NORFOLK. VA. January 1a-Tha
British warship Warrior Yesterday al
ternoon fouled the steel subna rinc
net guarding the outer entrance TO the
Chesapeake Bay. and became entanrlcu
The navy Tug Hercules left for the
scene with six expert divers to re.
tease tho navy craft. The Warrior
was still held by tho net at a late
hour last night. The ship is in no
danger
An order for the removal OF the
net was received some time ago, but
il had only been cleared from the
channel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
CHURCHILL IS HECKLED
Tells Audience Of Women lie I, OnI,
Man and Not an Enc!rlo-
pcdin.
DUNDEE. SCOTLANI. L.nn.r,. /,

DUNDEE. SCOTLAND. January 10
Especial Winston Churchill tho
British Minister OF Munitions, was 20
llechled by the women before whom
,he spoke in his home town during tho
recent parliamentary campaign NAT
he finally rc'ortcd: II am only 4. man.
not an cDcyclopodia. ills audience
was composed exclusively Of women
and their heckling exceeded that of
the average audience Of men
After Mr.. Churchill! had appcalcd 20
the women TO stop quizZing him 50
sharply, they adopted q resolution sup
porting his candidacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20


Lymph Compound ls the most nro
found treatment OF the day in Nerve.
VItai Decline. iestores the nerys
iorccs IN remarkable short time. Jf
you are unable to concentrates: If vour
memory Is failing; IL your viGor. enerry
ana VIM OF life is on tho decline. losa
no tims In taking treatment that will
TeNitalHe your system.
shih D'seihcs' Eruption Boiis Ulcers
i-vze'fAa. etc. quickly aileviated.
$1,000 Dischses--Tha ravages OF some
u thvse diseases rum an otherwise rec
iul lie. These troubles treuIed suo.
Gessiuiiy III ALI stages.
NeT'e DtScascs Locomotor Ataxia
4eurasthehia, Melancholy und Descend
ency quickly aIleviated.
kidney, nInddcr and rrostnttc t,ou
blrs receive the treatment coIIc5 ~
In each case. Eurly recoy.rv "a ,hvs
made possible.
Caturri IN all It's iorins OF anv ore.,
QUICKLY relieved.
Piles, Fistuin unJ Hernin auncns..
fully treated. s'oe'
Doht put OIL getting well. What I
lave oohe ior thousands OF other sur.
lerers can also DO tor YOU,
My eharges arc most Reasonable ana
paSinent can DO arranged TO best suit
.ne paushts convenience or may be de.
lerica uiitii You arc uIi.vialed. There.
Tore. " you need my uid do NOT dsisw
Dut come tc Inc
i %sas 8 no 5 n .s":,ss,. 10 70 ~
Might, We'd. and sas.. 10 y r. n.
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once Lyric Dulidtas.
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Suite 3o0-u0S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Ambnsxndoress Replaced.

BERN, Friday. January 1.-THE
hungarian government has replaced
Madame Rosika Schwimmcr, ambassa-
doress To Switzerland. whose appoint
ment was only temporary, BY Dr.. j. S.
CLASSY. former Austrian Ambassador
at Athens. who has been named def
nIteiy for the position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
Noted Dentist Dead.

FiilI"NDEI.hilIA. January Ia.-Dr.
simeon ~ Gmiiford, for many years
dean OF the Temple University dental
school and widely known as an au-
th"riiy on dental practice. died here
saturday lie was seventy seven
de:phia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
t,inior.> Injuries r.o,,,

, ,HIIKIVIETVET IN. January 10
Mass, who Yesterday All crnoon s,,s
,a'ned serious injuries, when the plane
nc Wa driving from Gcrstncr Field.
TX, ,;N harIes, La. To this city fell near
ssnatorium last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
CONDITIONS HOPEFUL
IN MONEY MARKET
AGGRESSIVE SELLING
FOR SHORT ACCOUNTS


downward movement III values con-
tinued IN cotton last week; aggressive
sciiins Tor short accounts anu CON
tinueu liquidation or The long Interest
furnishing the pressure. Al the close
OF the week those traders who were
friendly TO the market claimed that
II was III hcaltny technical pusitIon
as the result OF the prolonged selling
Inc net change OF the wcrk was :,
decline OF lv3 10 10 points. Lowest
!eNaiS were reached at the middle Of
the week. In the spot department,
prices lost 10 points ,mtddismg closing
at 2S.75, as against the closing price
on March Ut 100.
one OF the most importan, influences
against the market was the reduction
goods. This served to stimulate bear.
ish sentiment. With values were the
continued hrmncas Of spot holders, the
Wcakhcss OF ocean freight rates and
Increased complaint OF ba ward new
crop preparations as the result OF un.
favorable weather generally in the cot
ton region.
PEACE CONFERENCE
EXPECTED TO STIMULATE
This week the market Will probably
tahc more interest III international
politics as the result of the opening
OF the peace conference. and from tins
direction may come some OF the most
Important factors in the trading. Aside
from this, the market IL bound 10 be
innuehccd. 10 some extent at least, by
the new quotations which seem prob-
able In ocean freishts; The dry goods
~" hc' wIit nc ciosciy watcned. anu
IN the other direction. so Will accounts
IRON the cotton belt both in regard
10 the crop holdings and TO plans for
the new crop
On Thursday the last Of the regular
Semimonthiy ginning reports OF the
season VIII be issued by the Census
bureau, carrying the crop down to
January -. and this can hardly rail 10
DC an important document. Bearish
interests appea! confident that il Will
favor them. IL VIII be generally cm-
pioycd To check up the governments
estimate Of the crop this last season
state by State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
ONE HUNDRED SAILORS
VOLI NTEER FOR TESTS

ONE HUNDRED SAILORS
VOLUNTEER FOR TESTS
Knowing. that thousands Of victims
OF the flu had died, these 100 sailors
nevertheless volunteered for the duty.
But. to the astonShment of the
nhyscians OF the navy and OF the
exposed or inocuiated developed any
SYMPTOMS Of the 'hu." Medical science
is baftied. Every man should have been
in bed seriSnsly IL i medical science
veloped even a fever or cold
the rh Pu ,u ea NseFS is the rdco S Gf
They. were carried on in Boston and
San Francisco.
Thirty men at Boston were inocu
Uttered, from the upper repository
passages of a typical case OF influenza
in the active stage Of tho disease. The,
material was introduced into the noses
and throats OF members of the "nu
squad" by sprays and swabs.
Each Of the thirty kept on showing
the most amazing health
ALLOWED PATIENTS TO
sNEEZE IN THEIR FACES
Ten survivors visited the Chelsea
naval hospital and allowed Flu" pa
tients 10 cough and sneezc in their
faces, Each, was cxposep to the ,''hn"
for about three quarters of An hour,
and ali continued healthy.
Blood from five patients with typical
eases OF the tiu'' vas injected into
None became i'll.
Pure cultures Of influenza bacillus
as isolated and determined by medi-
cal science wITe introduced in the
nostrils OF members OF the squad a
altered SUSPENSION of washings from
the upper air passages OF an acute case
OF the "nu" was dropped in the eyes
CT two members: more was injected
into another with hypodermic needle.
but none took the "nu" The "nu's" /
q mystery, that's all Science is still
bah'ed.
''sanitarians will dc, we'll" Surgeon
General Blue comments. ito go on ap-
plying the general principles of CON
troll that are based on the justitiahie
that the disease is a drop
let infection. 7 believe, however. that
We have not given enough cons!dera-
ton 10 the hands and mouth as a path
OF infection. nor have. We sufficiently
emphasized the possible infectivitv of
the earliest stages of the disease"
The Public Health Service EXPECTS
10 continue the experiments, and the
100 heroes Of the "tlu SQUAD" will
again and again expose themselves to
the. fata! epidemic. with the hope that
the veil may be lifted and humanity
II IL frn,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-20
TO NE CONTINUED TODAY

INVESTIGATIONS of German propagan-
da and the National Security League
Will continue tomorrow. as well hear
ings on the railroad situation and the
bill TO regulate the meat industry
Debate on the Russian situation and
general peace questions is expected 10
be resumed in the Senate Tomorrow
or Tuesday in connection with the reso-
linton of Senator johnson. Of Cali
iornia; Republican,, demanding with
draWai of American troops from RUS