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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11

them. The titles for the big pro-
duction are clever combination
of the clear, straight- forward
statements which help the action
of the story and footnotes from
the writings Of Nietzsche, the
mad European philosopher,
whose doctrines are said to have
largely contributed to the horrors
of the recent confagration on the
other side of the Atlantic. Just
how impossible were the teach
ings which emanated from this
crooked brain, and how terrible
would be the final results were
these teachings followed, are in
dclibly impressed by this remark
abe picture.
"The objectionable Sin" was
completed on the Pacific Coast
only few weeks ago having
been in the process of production
for many months. 1t is from the
book by the same title written by
Major Rupert Hughes. Support.
ing Blanche Sweet, the star
whose return to the screen will
be welcomed by myriads of adj
mirers throughout the world. are
Matt Moore, Wallace Berry,
Mary Alden and other well
known photo-players who COM
bine to make company of un-
usual excellence.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11
coLoRED COLUMN
(By ]. WI, Cobb

W. ~
Mr.. E. B. Embry spent a few days
in Lexington on business. \
Mr.. John Beasleya the Standard
Life Insurance agent of Lancaster,
was in the city last week writing in
surance. ga -a
Dr. and Mrs. S. r. Gholston were
in Lexington Dec. 3rd attending the
lecture of Mrs. Mary D. Talbert
President, of the Nationol Fedrtion Of
President Of the National Federation
of Woman's Clubs.
Mr.. A. w. Titus, of jacksonville
o., spent few days in the visiting
his sister, Mrs. ]. w. Cobb.
Mr.. Mers. Chas. Blythe andl
Messrs. Chas. Blythe and Chas. D
Boydlspent a few days in Louisville
attending the older boys conference
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchin an,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. johnson, of Paris
were guests of Mr. and Mrs Jas
Boyd, Thursday.
Mr.. Tom Stone was called HON,
from Indianapolis, Ind, on account
of the death of his father, Mr.. Texa,
Fox.
Rev. G.. H. Broaddus, Rev. ]. W
Broaddus, DR.. s. r. Gholston, Messrs
w. FL Newman, Merritt Duncan, ]. L
Halfway, VIM. Yates, d. B. Ballew
Brutus Chenault, Lucien Hugley, ]
X. Hugely, Larkin Blythe, ST., Sam.
uel. Collins, Henry Ballew, James
Hogan, r. B. Haley, ]. w. Cobb
and Prof. j.. S. Halfway were in
Frankfort Tuesday attending the in.
auguration Of Gov! Morrow.
Mrs. ]. w. Cobb spent few days
in Berea visiting her father, Mr.. l.
Titus.
The M. E. Music Club met with
Mrs. Goldie Chenault, Dec. /.
The Ladies Hospital Club met
with Mrs. Mitchell Arthur on Dec.
s.
The Embroidery Club met with
Mrs. Jas. Black, Dec. A.
Mr.. s. A. Burton entertained fol
a few Of his friends at his home on
Four Mile avenue on Nov. "a. "A
nice lunch was served. 1'f
Mrs. Lille Haley entertained at
her home on Moberly avenue on Dec.
Ord for a few Of her friends. Re-
freshments were served and the af-
tenoon was enjoyed very much.
Mr.. Luther Haley entertained a
few of his friends, and all spent de-
lightful evening. A nice luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Amelia Merritt entertained
the trustees Of the hospital club on
Dec 9Th at her home on Parrish
street.
Mr., Texas Fox died at his home
on Holly street, Dec. 9Th after a
lingering Illness. Funeral services
were. conducted BY Rev. Redmond
wiz W Anhsr z
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11
Granville Cecil Asks Divorce

/ Alleging that the defendant
abandoned him without cause,
James. G. Cecil has filed suit for
a divorce from Rebecca 7. Cecil.
The abandonment occurred in
April, 1918, in Boyle county, it
is alleged. They were married in
Danville, October "a, 1896. Three
children were born of the union,
two of whom are now more than
10 years years old and the
youngest 10 years old. Mr..
Cecil is a well, known horseman
Of Boyle county. He made the
race for the democratic nominal
ton for commissioner of agri-
culture.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11

Miller was 100 years old, She was.
the oldest woman in Madison county.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Yates and IA grandchil-
dren. Funeral services were held at
the Baptist church on Dec. End, con-
Quoted by Rev. Hughes.
Mrs. Millie Conelison continues
seriously i'll at her home on -Four
Mile avenue.
Mrs. Simpson Francis is sick at
her home on Elm street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11

Voolfolk Henderson, champion
trapshot of America, and DR.. T. d.
Kelley, of Lexington, charged with
killing more than the limit number
of doves, were found not guilty by
a jury in Lexington. The charges
were preferred by Deputy State
Game Warden A. w. Bullock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11
Farm Land TranSfers

Jas. S. Mctcalf to David Bow
ling, tract for $1,000.
G. w. Moody to A. c. Daniels,
100 acres for 5000.
Lcnnie Order to w. 3. Free
man, 81 9-lQ acres for $7,29l.99.
Town Lot Transfers
Pearl Shrewsbury to Sallie
Shrewsbury, lot in Kirksvillc,
$500.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11
THE aUNPARDoNABLE SIM
Genes Here For Two Days Next
Week, Starring Blanche Sweet

Harry Garson's extraordinary;
screen production, "rhe Impair
xdonable Sin" starring Blanche
Sweet, begins an engagement at
/ the local theatre Dec. Is and will
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Buy Clothing, Shoes, Underwear, Overals, Dry
Goods Of all kinds at the
Busy Bee Cash Store
and Save Half the Price
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w. D. Oldham & Co.

action is presented, much of a
philosophical nature to interest
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-11
Appropriate Christmas Gifts

Vacuum Bottles Carafes
Aluminium Hot Water
Bottles
. Articles of Partisan Ivory
Fitted Travelling Bags
Wardrobe Trunks
Plain Umbrellas
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NewHeadIey Tobacco Warehouse Co
LEXINGTON, KY.
No. / 527 Sout Broadway No 2 Virginia Avenue
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No. 2 Virginia Avenue

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
YALE TO COMPETE
IN PENN'S RELAYS
Ellis Forward Belated Entries in
Distance Medley and Two
Mile Relays
ALSO IN SPECIAL EVENTS

Yale University yesterday sent n
somewhat bclatcd but nevertheless vel
come entry to the Pennsylvania Relay
Carnival slated for April - and 26
on Franklin Field. Yale will run in
sthe distance medley relay championship
on Friday and in the two mile cham
pionship on Saturday. In addition.
Yale will send down her best men for
the special events.
for each of her championship races.
Yale will not have to go on the outside
as post entry for feeling sure that
they would enter. Doctor Orton put
them in the draw. They drew tenth
position from the pole in the distance
medley and third in the two mile cham
pionship.
Adds Interest
Yale's entry adds considerable in
terest to the two mile event. In their
only relay race last winter. Harvard
defeated the Yale two mile team in a
close race at the Boston 4. A. meet
so that the Yale runners will be cut to
turn the tables on their old rivals.
Harvard's best team will also be in
the two mile event. so there is sure to
be race within n race. as Harvard and
Yale will each do their level best to de-
feat the other.
Special Events
In the special events Yale will have
some good men. Fleffelinger will com
rete in the hurdles in which he will meet
the greatest hurdlers of the country.
Ford a vaulter with record of twelve
feet four inches. will compete in that
event. as will Sweeney, son of Mike
Sweeney. coach of the Hill School.
Sweeney has rome twelve feet two inches
and should improve this season, as he
is still quite young.
Landon, who has record of 81,
feet, will compete in the high jump.
Yale also expects to have entries Off the
shot, discus and other special events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
KINNEY MAY ANSWER
AiSPITCHING PROBLEM
Former Red Sor Relief Southpa,C Hurting Good Ball
for Mack-Perry Also Ciues Great Exhibition
against Baltimore in Final Game
BY EDWIN J. POLLOCK

far as third base and only two as far
as second against him.
On two occasions only were Perry S
offerings hit out Of the infeld. One
bang over the inner works was fly
TO Kopp and the other was clean
single TO right by st. Martin.
In four innings. Kinney pitched to
only two men over the regulation
twelve. The hit registered against him
was one of those infeld affairs which
st. Martin. the same man who hit
Perry. beat out. His delivery was hit
out of the infield three times, but they
all were easy flies.
Burns Banging En-
George Burns was active again witt
his wicked bat and he was respons
Bile for five Of the eight Mackian tallies
His single in the fifth scored Shannon
and later he counted himself. and hi:
vicious double in the seventh drove
Shannon and Roth over the scoring
station. He came in on Thomas one
ply wallop.
Fred Thomas had the best batting
average for the day with three hit
out of four trips to the plate. lie wa
lucky in the seventh when he raised 1
soft fly to St. Martin, who lost hi
eyesight and the ball in the sun. H.
recovered his eyesight. but not th
ball until Thomas was perchcd on see
ond.
TiIly Walker broke into the box scor
for the first time since last season
but he retired after the end of tn
| fifth.
The As will entertain the Kennc
Club. a Germantown organization. thi
afternoon. Tomorrow n three gam
series starts with the Penn nine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Zack Wheat Registers
First Hit Of The Season

Jacksonville. Fla. April 10
Yesterday was n momentous day for
Zach Wheat. for the National
League batting king got his first
hit for the 1910 season.
Zach delivered the blow in the
third frame. II was single over
second with. Griffith on ahead. II
sent Tommy along to third. He cx-
pircd minute later on an attempted
squeeze play.
That Zach has donncd his full hal
ting regalia was shown in tho seventh
inning when with two on ahead he
unlcashed long triple.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
CARR!S TO TURN PRO
Swarthmore Captain Will Join
Rochester In June

Swarthmore. Pa, April 10. Eddie
Carris. Swarthmorc's clever catcher and
captain. has decided to play pr6r"s
sionnl ball. II" admitted yesterday
that he has received n contract from
Arthur Irwin, manager of the Rochcstcr
International League Club. and will
join them rs soon nS he completes hi
college course in June.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10

DIG BILL KINNEY may be one Of
- the answers TO Connie Mack s
pitching problems. The former Red
SoS relief Finger has been coming
through in great style for the As this
spring and if he continues his present
pace he is going to win more than
n few box scores for Connie after
April 90.
Kinney jumped into Scott Perry's
boots yesterday in the final game
against Baltimore and he kept up the
same good work that Scott began
Perry went through five innings and
was dented for only one safe hit.
There was no change in the whiting
of the Orioles when Big Bill went on
the hill. Jack Dunn's birds were held
10 one scratch hit in the last four
innings.
Mack Likes Kinney
''I like Kinney" said Mack after
the game, 'and | believe he will make
good. Pitchers. however, are un-
certain. Sometimes those we expect to
come through are just the ones who
disappont us and those we think little
of sometimes crop out and spring a
surprise"
Kinney probably is more advanced
in training than any Of the Mack
hurlers. He did n lot of twirling down
at his home in Dallas. Tex. and thus
obtained flying start. He is deter
mined TO southpaw his way into the
big set for keeps this season and be
lievcs he has that chance with thu
As. He was with the Boston Rec
Sox last year, but did not start &
game. although he acted several time!
as relief pitcher.
Only 81 Bat
Both Perry and Kinney exhibite,
great twrling yesterday. Only thirty
one Orioles faced the Mack pair il
the nine innings. Seventeen tried t.
hit Perry's shoots and no one got a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
DIGEST OF SPECIFICATIONS

submitted duplicate ID:
CHIEF CONSTRUCTION. DIVISION OF THE ARMY
9TH sts,. W.
1t. Col. Washington d. c.
and envelope which should the bidders and
address should be plainly and Gonpcuously marked
nished, request for this
The Storehouses. them. and
and artillery not included in this sale
Bids must b." submitted a entire with the
ton Of Area addition the total
alternative proposals based the possible
Withholding o either both of the following:
{ he Ba
90 The Remount station
's,ord the Base retained the
electric lights and track
age serving will he retained also.
Base Hospitals at the following Camps have been turned
Public Health Service and they not included In
nor utilities serving them Beaue
ssTd Hancock and Sevierothers not be
withdrawn.
Bids may b submitted for camps COM
matt OF
furnished request
the contract Information to the
leases will be furnished by the
the respective camps The scTssru bidder
land property damage claims guarantee TO either
within from the date thereon
he Government harmless against all snch claims
secured satisfactory pohd IN
(60) from date OF opening
will announced within that time together
the which the purchasers will be given
camps released by the General
oT viii date possession gIVen
e more than 5) months from date bids are opened
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Only 81 Bat
SCHOOLBOY FUlNBLES

trio is not up to the average. and the team
that can belt consistently into the outheld
should land the game. Tomorrow afternoon
Germantown meets West Philadelphia.
Ray Smith. the feet Catholic High ath-
Iete. has started training in hopes OF win
ming the broad jump at the Penn inter-
schola sites Broad Jumping Is a role
for smith the idea originating one day
while foolng ground Cahill Field. He
Jumped in fun and surprised to fnd
that he had leaped twenty feet.
Smith Ia a versatile athlete. running any
where from fifty yards TO the quarter mil q
da sh. broad jumping and also capable Of
putting UP a star game at halfback in foot
ball He won the Junior 100-yard champion
ship of the c. Y. NJ. A. L. several years
Carl Fischer; OF Lower Merion High
School and Coholder with Bill Tilden OF
the eastern Pennsylvania doubles champion
ship. should win most of his matches. ~ not
all this season. Fischer is one of the best
junior players in this vicinity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
TED LEWIS RECOVERING
Former Champion Rapidly Regain.
ina His Strenath

New York. April l0.--'rcd ("Kid"D
Lewis returned TO town yesterday. after
weeks rest Mt Lakewood. He sub
mitted to third blood tcst Mt ST. Vim
cents Hospital. the result Of which
will determine how soon he shall re
turn to the ring.
Lewis has been advised not to start
training again for al least two weeks
Ted r"Kid"D is rapidly rcGaining his
strength and expects TO he tit to battle
again inside month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Harvard Wins Opening Game

Cambridge Mass. April 10 with the
score three-aIl in the list OF the ninth. two
OUT and runner on third, Bobby EN-
mons the clever shortstOp Of the Har-
ward nine, crashed out n hit that brought
Jack Baldwin racing across The plate with
the run that sent tho Bowdoin baseba Il .
team down 10 defeat 1T the opening game
~ the sea son yesterday afternoon on Sol
diCrs' FiJld.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
TO BURN EN- IN BASE HIT ALLEY FOR A s
BOWLING MARATHON TODAY
Each Player Must Roll at Least
Three Hours

Eighteen two-man bowling teams will
compete in nine hour Marathon or
Costa's alleys beginning at . o'clock
and finishing AZ II this evening.
One Of the conditions requires that
man must bowl at least three hours to
share in the awards.
The teams entered follow:
NolCl, and Hoy. Mpehan and Eurtz Farrell
and Woodland, Thomson and ". HanwRy.
March and Marshal, Buc>hoI aud kiilian.
Mueller and SaVilie. HaidenHu ard GrPcu-
we'll LunFren and Greedy, Andcrs Hud par
nor, Hoetzer and BrodbeCh. Lyons aud Mitch
ell, Priestley and Campbell MvIaud and RAY
mOnd, HOLMAN and Galloway. Guesl and
Radcliffe. +. Wolfe and Craig. Morgan aud
Tallnnt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
BILL DONOVAN WINS
Defeats Bobby Wallace in Billiard
Match

New York. April 1O.-Bill Donovan,
former manager of the Yankees, won
from Bobby Wallace by 90 TO 16 in the
three cushion billiard tournament at
Doylc's Academy last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10

T,HERE was a great ball game out nt
the Northeast High athletic field
Yesterday afternoon. The opposing
teams. the A and G class nine. We're
fighting it out for the lead of the Inter
class League The game was regular
nitchers' battle between "Nelly' Hill.
of the C class. and Dutch" Herzog ana
Kaye. of the A class.
It was a regular pitching battle, even
though the G class connected for no
loss Than thirty one hits, by unofficial
count, because of Hills poor support.
Hill allowed six hits, but errors-one
scorer had twenty two-enabled the
seniors TO keep on even terms.
The teams hit and errorea ror several
extra innings without reaching de-
cision. Hill was getting weak and his
support missing every other chance. In
the thirteenth inning the A S rallied and
on two hits and five errors scored two
runs and won the game, lilo. The
teams are now tied for the league lead
Schoheld, the track man, had homer
and a single for the c class.
Gsrmah'Swn tSsn ter nrer beforr Y With csptsir
Gibson in the box and Sam SChaefer behinc
the bat a heavy hitting and capable batter,
is formed.
The Cliveden inf1eld has n find in Buffer
who has his job at second from Bar
ret, a veteran. Ellis Schaefer is a depend
able shortstop. and with kulp at third ant
Deiterle at first = salts isfaCtory inheld j,
completed. Kulp has few faults, fields well
and hits like slugger
The weakness of the Germantown team
however is found in the outiield. fht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
COBB HITS HOMER
Georgia Peach Gets Long Hit Firss
Time at Bat

Rock Hill. s. c., April 10y
Cobb. in his first time at bat this seq
son. hit a home run yesterday in an
exhibition game between the Detroit
Americans and the Boston Nationals.
Boston won. > to 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Horey, Auto Driver, Injured d

jackson, Miss, hrru 10. -- Frrd Hor"v.
holder Of the worlds dirt track record for
automobiles, was seriously hut not fatally
Injured yesterday whom the machue he vas
driving crashed through IN" fence on a
plunged into y haru 100 yards from ,N'
track.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Yale Blanks SprInufieId

New Haven. Conn. April ln.-PlavinE or
rorless hall in tho opening game Of the sea .
SON Yale today blanked tho Springfield
| Training Collage. to q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Triple Play for St. Msry's

Annapolis, Md. Arrl lO--Tho Naval
Academy defeated Mount s.. Mary's here
Yesterday afternoon. 10 .. the feature hcirc
a trine play accomplished by the visitors in
the third.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Harvard Captains Reelected

New Haven, Conn. April 10 John "
HinCks Of bridgeport. was re-clertnd capt ain
Of the Yale swimming team last night and
Arthur NJ Norys. Of COiumhus q. was re
eleCted CAPTAIN OF the water polo tHam.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Fred ToneX Retires

Chattanooga. Tenn, hrrt 10 Fred
rOney former pitcher for tho Ciu~innaII Il
and New York National League Clubs. an
nounced today that he had decided to re
tire from ba sebaN. Tonev is now confined
IN the Robinson county tTeunD jail serving
the last month ot four months sentence
for violation Of the Mann aci
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
Brown Shuts Out Trinity

| Providence, April 10. Brown defoa ted
| Trinity by to o in the opening haseha II
game Of the season on Andrews Field yes
! terdAy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
ViIIanova WaIIops Haverford

Uarerford, Pa, Nnril 1O..-In the oueninE
game Of the s"asO nlHyed on Walton Fiei,
Haverford college met -efcat at the hands
Of NillanOVa, II to ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10
BASEBALL HONOR ROLL
253 Major League Players Were Ir
the Service

ed by Presidents johnson and Hcydlcr,
of the big leagues. 253 ball players who
were under contract or reserve entered
Uncle Sans fighting forces. The De-
troits headed the list with twenty five.
OF the total cnlistments in the army
or navy the American League furnish
ed las and the National League 1Oj.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10

to best rserys YES tn. right to make award a.
','S cohpHatlon-b bid reject nil 70
urcnhsers must liability for damsp. a.
thereon and
tles as result OF the performance or
iantss not owned by the Government
In the 'e"''-0N''"s are not included
Nv. t Government viii continue the no, rnor.
months after possession man
bulIdlnGs structures tin.. muI
az obligations thereafter lion y, and
ltI-lh"iudinE the renewal of leases VI 'ns
Purchasers in a mann.r
'e'easeu pS the property
IehatlVe proposals have been
beauregard and Sheridan nj o
propossIs covering such proposition
nre.nshtIng equipment
retrlgerating machinery
construction equipment small tents ron
STOCK 1--we stock
included in this w" not pe
Fire risk win be purchaser after d.,,v. -
the Sales
given - N E' ~ N"'e posAeesion 10
TERMS Certified payable Treas surer a, ~.
United states for twenty taos) cent OF
required TO each bid
in the that bidder the
purchase check shall the
United states Balance
the time the contract is executed. - '-'e -
In addition TO the bond IA the Of
thousand $1,000 dollars sstsfscory 10 fss
Government will be required insurlng
@x
Further Information and detailed speenatons which vii,
OF the contract. obtained
structns auarermasers at the respective
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-10

Germantown High appears to have bet
ter team than, ever before With Captain
Gibson in the box and Sam SChaefer behind
the bat heavy hitting and capable battery
is formed