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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

A fanf survey 9s E'anHa [sitr VII IT.
ra6e 40 uFgefmirs Nv 4b WHISTLER
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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
NO HABRA LEY MARCIAI
EN- BARCELONA.

Barcelona, Die. Gel Captain
General de la Region, ha dispues-
to que no Sc declare la Ley Mar
cial en- esta ~poblacion, mientras no
sc altere Ell orden, a pesar de haber
declarado ell Congreso Patronal la
clausura de la vida industrial.
Varias fabricas de la industrial
tcxtil continuan trabajando, aun-
cue la Conferencia Patronal deco
mendo a todos los patronos la clau-
sura de sus fabricas.
Los obreros sindicalizados es-
peran hasta Ell proximo jueves pa
"a que los patronos desistan de
sus propositos y en- case contrario
declararan aquel mismo dia, la
huelga general en- toda Espaha.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
Ell REY ALFONSO ACEPTA
LA DEL GA
BINETE.

Madrid, Die. 11.-Contraria-
mente a 10 que Sc esperaba, aver
lego a esta Corte Ell Rey Alfonso
de vuelta de su caceria, dirigien-
dose inmediatamente a Palacio ell
Ministro Sanchez Toca, quien de-
tenidamente inform6 al Rey de la
determination que habia tornado
e, entero Gabinete y entragando a
Su Majestad ell acta de renuncia
de todos los miembros, que fue
encabezada por la del mismo Sc
nor Toca. FL Rey acepto desde
luego la renuncia y TODD ell dia de
hoy 10 dedico a c~onferenciar con
los distintos jefes de los partidos
%politicos, a fin de discutir la for
macion del nuevo Gabinete. Sc
asegura que los Ministries hicie-
ron alguna preston para lograr que
ell General Tovar desistiera de su
determination, considerable que
ell estado actual de cosas, ademas
de lesionar a los intereses nacio-
males en- los actuales momentos de
dificultades internacionales, creara
seguramente una seria crisis por la
determination de los elementos
socialistas que han amenazado
con una huelga general. Por SUI
|parte los elementos Conservatives
han manifestado y reiterado su
expontanea voluntad para coope-
rar en- la solucion del problema la
opinion bien sabe que 81 ell ofre-
cimiento de los Conservatives es
aceptado, estos Sc aprovecharan
de la contingencia para ganar ma
yoria en- Ell poder. Sin embargo,
sc espera que Ia dificultad sea ALA
NADIA en- breve para bien de los
intereses de Espaha, y Sc presume
que ell nuevo Gabinete sera forma-
do por elementos eterogeneos que
satisfagan las aspiraciones de to-
dos los partidos.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
~MELQUIADES ALVAREZ EN-
PALACIO.

Madrid, Die 10.-Dicese que Sc
ran llamados a Palacio para con-
sultarles su opinion politica, poi
Ell Monarca, los sehores don Mel
cuiades Alvarez, jefe del particle
reformista, y don Francisco Cam
DO, presidente de los regionalistas
catalanes.
Don Melquiades Alvarez asegu-
70 que no formaria parte de min
gun gobierno que no estuviera dis
puesto a llevar al Parlamento in.
mediatamente las reformas de las
leyes constituencies, dejando er
lugar sin efecto legal Ia
doctrina del articulo II de la Cons.
titucion, que senala la Religion
Catolica como la Official del Esta
do.
Los amigos del senior Cambo nc
Green que ningun politico regiona.
lista entire a formar parte de III
Gabinete que no lleve como prin
cipio del programa politico la>con.
cesion de autonomia regional d.
Cataluna.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
LA QUESTION DEL PAN.

Malaga, Die. 9.-La Comandan-
cia Militar facilito hoy ell perso-
nal necesario de administration
militar para la elaboration de pan
en- substitution de los obreros
huelguistas, que desde ell pasado
sabado paralizaron sus trabajos.
Las autoridades locales han dis
puesto que fuerzas de la Guardia
Civil custodien las panaderias y
demas centres industriales y CO.
merciales cuyos trabajos fueron
abandonados por los obreros sim
dicalizados.
En- las afueras de la pob1acior
courtroom algunos desordenes
que fueron sofocados Immediate.
mente por la Guardia Civil.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
UNA ACUSACION DE LA
R

Madrid, Die. EN- la session
celebrada en- ell Congreso Ell pasa-
do lunes, ell senior La Cierva pro-
nuncio un discourse acusando al
Gobierno de haber sido el autor
de la i%njuria hecha al ejercito al
declarar en- n segunda votacion
a la que llamo de sorpresa, ilega-
les a las juntas militares.
Aprovechando ell senior La Ger
va los momentos de confusion que
produjo en- la Camara su discurso
exotic al Ministro de la Guerra
General Tovar, para que este to-
mara parte en- Ell debate.
FL referido general anuncio a Ia
Camara que su caracter de militai
cbligaba a sus labios a no pronun-
ciar ningunas frases que serian
inoportunas en- este momento c
de 10 contrario haria TRACTION a ST.
c~onciencia.
AL terminar la session ell Minis
tro de la Guerra, General Tovar,
renuncio su cargo con caracter
irrevocable.
Los demas consejeros dejaron
en- libertad al Jefe del Gobierno
para que presentara al Rey la
question de confianza.
FL sehor Sanchez Toca dijo a
los periodistas que va les hablaba
como dimisionario y que en- este
sentido aseguraba que la crisis
politica seria resuelta sin grandes
obstaculos y en- breve termino.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
DON ANGEL A CAN.
DIDATO AL GOBIERNO.

Madrid, Die. EN- los centres
politicos Sc asegura que Ell Rey nc
podra encargar la formation de
I'm gobierno a ninguno de los al.
tos politicos que ellos o sus parti-
darios votaran en- ell Congreso poi
la ilegalidad de las Juntas Militia
res.
Algunos periodicos afirman que
e, ex-Ministro de Marina, A1mi-
rante Don Angel Miranda, es el
candidate mas SECURE para presi-
dir ell future Gabinete, que sera
integrado por elementos de la
concentration conservadora.
Otros diarios Green que Ell go
bierno sera presidido por Ell senior
La Cierva, con elementos netamen
tie militares.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
ACONSEJAN AL REY LA d.
SOLUCION DE LAS COR
TIES.

Madrid, Die. los. M. Ell Reg
Don Alfonso XIII, ilamo hoy al
palacio a todos los ex-Presidentes
de Consejo de Ministries, para CO.
nocer las opiniones de estos, refe-
rentes a la crisis total del Gabi-
nete.
Los senores Marques de Alhu
cemas, Condo de Romanones y
Allende Salazar, presidente este
del Senado, a~concejan al Rey Ia
disolucion de las actuales Cortes
Maura, Dato y ell senior San
chez Guerra, manifestation al Rey
que las actuales Cortes podriar
continuar sus labores hasta apro
bar Ell problema economico con Ia
formation de un Gobierno de con
servadores.
La formation de un Gabinett
rresidido por ell senior La Cierva
0 ell sefior Maura, no tiene ningu-
ia fuerza en- la opinion general.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA 4.
Sc INTENTA UNA CONCI-
LAGOON ENTIRE ALHUCE-
MAS L ROMANONES.

Madrid, Die. 10.-El ex-Minis-
tro liberal don Amos Salvador,
conferencio hoy separadamente
con los senores Condo de Roma
nones y Ell senior Marques de AL
hucenas, asegurandose que en-
csta entrevista intento Ell senior
Salvador llegar a una conciliacion
entire ambos jefes del Partido Ii
beral. :
En- los centres politicos, y So
bre TODD en- ell salon de conferen-
Gas, Sc asegura que ell senior dor
Amos Salvador cuenta con la Sc
guridad de los sefores Garcia
Prieto y Condo &c Romanones, de
unificar sus fueTzas para podei
encargarse de constituir Gobiernc
en- ell caso de que Ell monarch les
otorgue su confianza.
FL periodico Gel Sol" anade que
Sc ha pensado en- ell ex-Presidentt
del Congreso de los Diputados
Don Miguel Villanueva, para quo
pudiera presidir TN Gobierno libe.
raj de concentration.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13

Madrid, Die. 9.-Los peri6dicos
dc la mahana, comentan Ell extern
SOS articulos la crisis politica. E.
"a B c" dice que los problemas
militares seguramente habrian ST
do resueltos mas facilmente cuan
do surgio la primera dificultad
pero que Ell Gobierno obro con SUI
ma negligencia y que la crisis &C.
tual no es mas que Ell resultado de
csc abandono. ST ell Gobierno era
arrastrado por la fuerza, debe d.
haberse declarado a 81 mismo e
Supreme poder del Estado y re
nunciado a dimitir, dice Ell perio'
dico.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
RENUNCIA DEL GABINETE
ESPANOL.

Madrid, Die. Sci Gabinete
que preside Ell senior Sanchez To-
ca Sc prepare a presentar su re-
nuncia en- masa, que sera presen-
tada al Rey Alfonso ell proximo lu-
mes, cuando vuelva de su partida
de GAIA. FL Gabinete Sc reunio
anoche a iniciativa del General
Tovar, Ministro de la Guerra,
que renuncio a su puesto despues
de haberse publicado la decision
de la Corte de Honor en- la que Sc
excitaba a vetitres oficiales del
e~jercito a %renunciar de sus respec-
tivos puestos. Los Diputados So
cialistas han manifestado al pu-
blico espahol por medic de la prem
sa, que 81 renuncia Ell Gabinete
que preside ell sehor Toca, declara-
ran una huelga general en- Espa-
ma. Sc cree que 10 anterior no es
mas que fruto de una maniobra de
los Conservatives que no pueden
yer que ell poder este en- manos de
elementos oficiales liberales como
los que preside Ell sehor Sanchez
Toca.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
LA RENUNCIA DE DON AN
TONIC.

Madrid, Die. Gel periodico
eel Sol" anuncia que ell Infante
Antonio de Orleans, renuncio en-
tn acta firmada Ell 20 de noviem-
bre, a sus titulos de Infante de Es-
paha y a todos los privilegios re-
lacionados con este, renuncia tam
bien a la nacionalidad espafiola y
a todos los lazos que 10 unen a la
familia real.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
LA CAMPANA DEL GENERAL
-BERENGUER.

Madrid, Die. Gel General
Don Damaso Berenguer, Alto Co.
misario de Espaha en- Marruecos,
telegrafio hoy al Ministro de la
Guerra, participandole que a su
liegada a Melilla habia comenza-
do los preparativos para par prin-
cipio al ataque militar en- contra
de los moros rebeldes, en- la parte
occidental de la costa de Alhuce-
mas. AZ
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
LAS CONFERENCIAS PARA
EXPLORAR Ell MEDITE-
RRANEO.

Madrid, Die. 9.-Bajo la presi-
dencia del Rey Sc inauguraron ho.T
las conferencias internacionales
para la exploration del mar Me-
dlterraneo.
Asistieron representatives dc
Francia e Italia y en- nombre del
Gobierno, ell ex-Ministro de mari
ma, Vicealmirante Miranda.
Sc acordo proponer a Francia c
Italia que de acuerdo cor Espana
Sc dediquen grandes embarcacio-
mes para la vigilancia de las cos
tas del Mediterraneo y que una
comision compuesta de cinco per
sonas nombradas por cada naciont
estudien las corrientes, la densidad
martina, los sistemas de pescat
los reglamentos de emigration y
otros puntos interesantes, asi CO.
mo la estrecha vigilancia desdt
Gibraltar hasta los Dardanelos
por emisarios de las citadas nacio.
mes.
En- la aperture de la conferen-
cia international Sc telegrafio a
Presidente Nato, Principe de Mo
naco, saludandole en- nombre de
los cengresistas.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
LA HUELGA EN-

Madrid, Die. 11.-Comunican dc
la ciudad de Barcelona que hay
en- toda la provincial de Cataluha
mas de 100000 individuos que han
suspendido sus labores en- virtud
&c la declaration de huelga deere
tada por la Union de Sindicatos.
Las autoridades civiles y militia
res han tornado las precauciones
debidas para impedir qre haya de-
sordenes y hasta estos momentos
no Sc ha alterado Ell orden.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
LAS JUNTAS

Madrid, Die. Ola Cores
pondencia Militar" asegura que
las .Juntas Militares Sc presenta-
ron en- las primeras horas de la
tarde del pasado lunes ante Ell Mi
nistro de la Guerra, General To-
var, hacienda una p~rotesta ener-
gica por la votacion de sorpresa
verificada en- ell Congreso en- la
cual Sc declararon ilegales las Jun
tas Militares.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13

y aqui viene otro robo gordo.
FL martes en- la noche fue robada
de sus joyas que montan a un va
lor de $4,000 d6lares, la sefiora
Wiley R. Reynolds. La senora
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
REDUCTION DE IMPUESTos

Madrid, Die. 9.-Los impues-
tos sobre Ell petroleo y aceites COM
bustibles, quedaron reducidos
desde aver por los encargados de
las aduanas.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-13
Ell CAMBIO EN- LA BOLSA
DE o

Madrid, Die. 9.-En las opera
clones efectuadas hoy en- la Bolsa
&c Valores de esta ciudad, las IL
bras esterlinas Sc cotizaron al IL
pc de 20.57 y los frances alcanza-
ron ell 52.53.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Mr.. Taylor White sold two Poland
China pigs last week at $50 each.
Mr.. B. Durham, farmer of the
Wilde section, will locate in Madison
next year.-Mt. Vernon Signal
G. Black, of Red House, shipped a
car load of fat cattle to the Cincin-
natl market Saturday.
| Cobb and Webb shippedya car load
of shee pand hogs to Cincinnati the
latter part of the week.
The Mt. Vernon Signal says:
Commissioner j. S. Boggs and Sam
Park Burnam were guests Of N. j.
Sparks last week.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Nc
Cord, of Paris, and H. Henry, of
Akron, o., took place in Akron.
Mystery surrounds the disappear
ance from the American Railway Elk
press and the C. & o. railroad at Ash
land of several packages containing
money and checks, valued at 5000.
Capt. V. G. Mullikin is back in
Lexington from Williamsburg, where
he and his bloodhounds succeeded IN
experimenting an alleged woman fire
pug who is said to have set fire to
three houses there because of hatred
of the occupants. When the dog had
followed trail to her, home the
woman threatened to get shotgun
and kill both Mullikin and his dogs.
Patriots among the Disciples Of
Christ, otherwise known as the Chris
tan Church or Christian Brother
hood, have inaugurated drive fol
$25, 100000 to be applied to an ex
tensive plan of practical American
ization problems occupying thre'
months has been completed and tn,
original plan to raise $1,O00,0O0 70,
the extension of the international
Bible College at Minneapolis, MINI.
grew into a project to raise the larg
er sum.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18
Mrs. Albert Reed Dead

Mrs. Albert Reed died at her home
on the Jacks Creek road Saturday
evening. She had been a sufferer
several weeks from complication of
troubles. Mrs. Reed bore her illness
with patience beautiful to see, ever
thoughtful and considerate of those
who were, trying to do something for
her comfort She had been for
many years devoted member Of the
Baptist church at Republican, and was
until her illness, regular attendant
Her death will be deeply felt in her
church and home, and sympathy ofthe
community is extended to her hus-
band and three daughters, Mrs. Matt
Dozier, and Mrs. Hayden, of this
county, and Mrs. Shaw, of Woodforc
county, by whom her loss will be
most deeply felt. The remains were
laid to rest in the Richmond ceme-
terry Monday afternoon at Q o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18

See the attractive posters for "'The
Womanless Wedding, the work Of
Richmond's gifted artist, Miss Mar
jorie Porte. The likeness Of Mayor
Evans in the Mckee window deserves
DR.. Moss Gibson went to a hospi-
tai at Cincinnati Monday to take
treatment for abdominal trouble. His
many friends hope to see him back in
goo shape very soon.
Mrs. Emma Monday and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. f. Wheeler, of Frankfort
motored over Tuesday to visit Mrs
Mondays daughter, Miss Sara Mon
day, efficient clerk Of the federal
court hero.
Land values have been soaring in
Mercer county. In the past few
days: ]. w. Jones sold 102 acres tc
Thomas Gritton for $247.50 an acre;
A. Gillispie sold 142 acres to William
Beckham at $276.5O, and Beckham
sold his place of rs acres to ]. w
Russell, of Washington county fol
$3.50, and j. w. Baker sold 2l0 acres
to c. B. White at $293.
Among the sports" who took ir
the football game at DanvillC Satur-
day was w. L. Arnold, the popular
Wholesale grocer. His friends arc
much pleased with his progress along
such lines, as he is understood to be
quite proficient croquet and rool
player, and determined to keep in Tho
swim, drove over saw the first
football game of his life, with par.
ty of congenial friends.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18
Ihe Richmond County tuesday Isl 1919
METHODIST DELEGATES
TO big CONFERENCE

The ad interim committee of the
Centenary Movement M. E. Church,
South this week announced the APP
pointment of Rev. ]. B. Adams, Of
Louisville and Rev. Walter v. Cooper
of Paris, to the State advisory COM
mittee of the Inter-church World
Movement, of Kentucky. These men,
together with leading 'churchmen
from other Protestant denomina-
tions of the state, will aid in bring
ing together the representatives of
the various church boards and in
dividual churches TO the great inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL religious conferences
which are to be held in Louisville on
December 1913, and in Lexington, on
December $40.
These appointments came as a re-
suit of action taken by the ad in
term committee recently, in which
the Interchurch World Movement was
extended the cooperation of the CEN
tenary movement in the work which
it is doing at the present time.
This cooperation is especially ex-
tended to the movement in the city
and rural surveys, which are now in
progress in all the southern states,
in securing church leaders for the
state, county and local inter-denomi-
national councils which are being
| formed under the auspices of the In
terchurch World Movement, and in
helping to set up the conferences at
Louisville and Lexington, in con-
nection with similar conferences at
which are to be held in the 66 cities
of America during the first part OF
December.
The members of the ad interim
committee present with this action
was taken included, DR.. w. w. Pin
son, DR.. w. B. Beauchamp, DR.. H. A
Boaz, DR.. j. ] Stove, DR.. S. A. Mob
latt, DIR. F. S. Parker, Mrs. Mary l.
Hargrove, Dr. r l.. Russell, DR.. W
G. Cram, DIR. Stonewall Anderson
| DR.. c.. E. Goddard and DR.. E. B
Chappell.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18
Bob Bruee,s Red Berkshires

The Stanford Journal says that
Bob Bruce shipped to Georgetown
Thursday a boar pig of the Kentucky
Red Berkshire strain, for which he
received check for 500. Mr..
Bruce, who is as ardent Red Berk-
shire fancier as his& brother-in-law'
Brother Turley here, has on display
in window in Stanford the many
ribbons he has won this year on his
Kentucky Red Berkshire hogs. In
the bunch are ID blues, four reds
seven thirds, two fourths, two fifths,
and three sixths. Mr.. Bruce is max
ing u great reputation as breeder
of fine Kentucky Red Berkshire
Swine, and is selling all he can raise.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18

The following premiums will be open for compete
ton to both city and CoNIty Schools
A cnrd sOx60 allotted to and the teacher
scholars for that room viii be granted the privilege
exhibit THAI chni be- attached to this card
and hung the wall. "a, 80. e
No suggestions of restricons other than size of ex-
hibt further than 10 say that the teacher and
scholars should arrange exhibit that they feel Will
be the most attractive to-the judges
First Prize $500; second Prize $500; Third Prize.
$300 Fourth Prize, $2OQ, ppg. Firth Prize $1,oO
listed in the office and given number.
Cattle Sheep Hogs Horses and Mules may be ex-
hibted risk box stalls arranged under rst
loor OF warehouse Said stock to be kept clean anc
sanitary. without odor
This is arranged In behalf OF applications made by
There Will tbe charge OF $100 per
box stall auction sale IL desired. be held
last day Of fair. Nov 22fEfA
Conestantasof all deATtients must list their pro-
ducts and displays not MfeiAn Monday November IT,
and also have placed in Warehouse and arranged
not later thnn "wednesday night November 18th.
For further Information call or write r. r. Peddicord
Lnnncster, Ky ". 81 & a,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18
PUBLIC SALE

lid ng s6ld my property on
Broadway, I will sell on next
Saturday Afternoon 2 O'clock
a lot -.oE-Inostly new household
goods consisting of large dress
ers; several beds; large leather
davenport:. lot of parlor furni-
tlre, good as new lot OF rockers;
lot otporrh chairs; porch swing
tabletSetss ,lining chairs; l Nor
ris ch9iys;,s Florence heater; l
Oak keatet; ! oil heater and a
great cmaHy other things too
numerous to mention.
l0OBd" Baldwin apples
Don forget the date, next
lSaturdSY.Nov. %.
,i,.rW1LSON TATE
i.-b,sis. Broadway
I289- 5p.eisss
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18

The many friends of Mr.. D. G..
Martin will be sorry to hear that he
has been confined to his bed the past
from weakness. ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18

"A given quantity Of steam coal will
move sc lions Of weight and the same
quantity of fuel oil will move 100
tons.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18

Almost all the fossil animals that
have been obtained in China by for
,eigners have been purchased in
apothecary shops.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18

Fruit and Shade Trees, Blooming
Shrubs. Grapes Vines, Evergreen,
Perennials, Rhubarb, Roses, Hedge,
etc. Free illustrated catalog. No
agents. H. +. Hillenmeyer 4 Sons,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-18
Premium List of the ~.
Ganard County Corn and Tobacco Fair
CARRARD WAREHOUSE, LANCASTER, KY
20, a, 81 p. 1919
coMpETITfoN OPEN TO ALL KENTUCKY

All exhibit. awarded Saturday An s except n t Prize
in
exhibits must be by exhibitor
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-12
Macon Cotton Meeting
Postponed Till Nov. Fl

ATLANTA, Nov. 12.-At the re-
quest of the Georgia Baptist Conven-
ton which meets in Macon Nov. 10
and 20, the convention called by the
American Cotton Association at that
time for conference on cotton pro
duction has been postponed until Fri
day, Nov. 81.
Ex-Congressman A. F. Lever, au-
thor of the food control bill under
which the coal miners strike was en-
joined and stopped, will be the prin-
cipal speaker. Other speakers will
include President J S. Wannamaker,
president of the American Cotton
Association Harvie Jordon, now con-
ducting the work of national organi-
zation, and others. The Georgia
products dinner on Nov. 19 also
would have interfered with the meet
ing.