davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.
CoU lTRY PRODUCE.

BUTTER-Ceamery, Western separator, ex-
tras. 6ia61c per ID; frsts, 6oa6lc; Western
PRINTS, hlb. extras, 6A65c; nrsts, 6la62c
Western prints lib. extras. 62a63c; firsts, 6Ia
&c; rearby creamery extras. 6oasl firsts. 5oa
eoc: dairy prints. Maryland Pennsylvania and
Virginia, extras, 45a46c: firsts. xiai3c; store
packed frsss. NC; rolls, Maryland and Penn
sylsania extns nc; do, West Virginia, ez-
EGGs-Western Maryland. Pennsylvania and
nearby frsts. pcr doz., &c; Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and Virginia hpts, &c: Western
f0hiol. hrsta NC; West Virginia frsts, NC;
Southern IN. o.. Aaisc.
LIVE STOCK
tQuotationS rcfer 20 stoct on the wharves)
BEEF CATTLE-Young. fat steers in prime
rdition. weighing ltoo to |. 20 lbs, per n
llaiac; stecs. weighing under 1000 lbs, saloc
cxen, 7asc. bulls. 7ssc: arge. young cows in
good order. 7ssc: cows poor tn medium grades.
tafc; frcsh cows with calf. per head. ouoa
800
CALvEs-choic,. handy weight ,eal,. psr In
l6itaJ7c; do. heavy, fat veals. IySalsc; rood
veal. l5,za16c; heavy. smooth. fat calves, Der
head. i60oa22oo: heavy or rough calves, Der
hesd. l6ooaisco; small, thin calves, per head,
6eosi2oe
sHEEP-Choice. fat sheep. DIT ID. loslac
fair 10 good sheep per In. 7aioc: inferior
rough sheep per head. aoos5oo: old bucka. as
TO quality and condition, per lb., sasc; spring
lambs. choice. fat. per ID, fsa2oc; do, poor
10 fkir. Der H.. 17alsc.
H0GS-PieS as to size and condition, apiece
5oasloo: shoass. apiece. ss to size. 6o6ssoo
"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
POWDER STOCKS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May H.-BUTTER- Market steady.
Creamery extras salted and unsslted fresh. slia
g.; hrsts, 57tknf2; higher. DHa54: State dairy
tubs, 4aA5gs: renovated extras. JSsaa; imita-
tion creamery frsts. 62a5a
CHEESE-Steady. State whole milk specials.
4kaN4: fancy. 3lia;2: lower. aa3l; Wisconsin
whole milk fancy young Americas, sas3; State
slims specials. 2J1Sa2i; choice. 2a2a; fair to
epod, l5aIe; lower grader. sca64
EGGS-Mnrkst firm. Nearby white fancy. 5a
6; brown, s2I53: extras. 5oa5l hrsts, 47afsa.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Scw Yo~k. May .l.-Todays closing rses of
on principal foreign markets were a.
follows:
Sterling demand 4s2x: cables. LsA
Bankers. % days 4sl: 90 days. 80.
France checks. eE; cables. 68
Belgium checks. 66S: cables. 6sS
Holland checfs. % SIG; cables. ~.
Italy cheeks. sf7: cables S5.
Swiss checks, $40: cables. 5G.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Financial York and Local StocksOther Markets

to make comparison between Presi-
dent. Wilson and the real rulers OF
Greece. France and Great Britain.
He was speaking only Of the Euro
pean statesmen as he saw them.
But IL was evident that he has come
back 20 the United states with the
belief I<at President Wilson has
fairly well maintained. so far as
Intellectual ability Is concerned.
the prestige which has been gained
by many great american statesmen
OF the past. HOLLAN d.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Paris Frocks Fine Art
Exhibit with Paintings

over the question Of whether frocks
are fine art On the answer hinges
exhibits.
Presidents Of three great annual
exhibits have held that Paris frocks
are masterpieces and they soon will
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
CURB STOCKS.

New York. May A.-Dealinp On the curb 70.
day assumed hrgsr proportions which stimulated
. further upward movement in priccs from the
low levels that had been established In tho pre-
eedins sessiou. -
most attsution in the oil group which srouI
vas again the csnter Of interest and II was
mostly in thess that new high levels were record,
ed.
Curb hst-i.sp Aetna Expiosivs, liaiik; asot
Cosden OIL. sAAys; 15op FEDERAL OF, NAN
l. 10 Intsnationai Petroleum. gkaa2: 21o Msr'
hit on. Ossa,ok; 400 Metropolitan Petroleum,
StAyk: 500 Victoria OH A5A: zoo Big Ledse
ssA5ei1: SOD Calumst and Jerome. SaI-ls; a5t
Mckinley Darrash, saA6z4: 400 Mothflode. ils
%; 5000 Nipising i2aizx; 100 TUnopah. EI
tension, Ta5 l-3
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphis. May H.-Prices on the local
proddcs market range as follows:
BUTTER-Solid- packed creamery. extra 60ikc
higher scoring goods 6li4a65l5c: the latter fol
jobbing sales: extra frsts. 5sc; frsts, 55a
Sc; second, Sa5ic; sweet crosm,r ry. -hoicc to
fancy. s1iaeiiic fair to good. 56Isa6IH: fancy,
6gsasric; fair to good. 56aslc; lsdle- packed. a
to quality fsa5Oc; packing stock. 4iaisc; fancy
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
MONEY MARKET.

New York. My tl-Money on call at the
stock exchange opcned at per cent; high, s
per cent; low. per cent closing at per
cent.
Time money was unchanged and with limited
transactions
Mercantile Paper wss in fair demand at other
ce1ters and rather moderate here Rates. SsaSis
De- oent for the best namea
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Washington Gas, 10 at 81. Is at 81, 10 at 81.
10 at 81.
Columbia Graphophone pfd., 10 at IN. 10 at
~, 70 at ~, 10 at gA. 10 at gH. 10 at IN.
10 at SS. S At IN. at gK. 10 at M. % at
gA, 10 at s7ls, 10 at III, 10 1t IN.
After call:
Washington RAILWAY pfd, 5 at Co. 10 at 90 3
at %. 10 at CO. 10 at co. 10 at 60
Washington Gas s.. s. .cp at ssh. 81 600 At ss's.
81 900 at E1i. 81 900 at PSI. 500 at 81. s. 900 at
ePs.
Capital Tfaction, 10 at s6ls at s.
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American Telephone & TELEGRAPH G.

A dividend OF Two Dollars per
share will be paid on Tuesday. July
Is. 1919. TO stockholders OF record
at the close OF business on Friday.
June 20. 1913.
G. d. MILNE, Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

At 1875 p. m. American middlins fair eoE
good middhng 1854: fully middling. 1904: mid
ding laA; low middiing. 1850; good ordinary
Isl d; ordinary HT.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. May 2l.-spots opened with good
request today. Prices were firm Sales amount
I'd To 1000 bales Receipts totaled 5000 bales.
all American Futures opened steady.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
BANK CLEARINCs.

M fdrt. Nv 9.-9sak slisasa hrs aQaH
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

One of the qualities which have
aided the British Prime Minister in
gaining the power he now possesses
Is an almost marvellous gift of per-
,uasion- Had he continued in the
practice of law and confined him
self to causes which juries are called
upon to decide he would By this al
most mesmeric. or hypnotic. gift be
able to extract favorable verdicts
from juries. This power OF persua-
sion has vercome men who at one
lime were opposed to him but were
Vat last brought into friendly rela-
lions because he made them see as
be himself saw.
The three prime ministers are in
he opinion of this American worthy
20 be ranked with any three prime
ministers who reigned over nations
N the past
OF course the American did not
leem IL .appropriats- or necessary
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
VII.

Uplynul tyden, nez sc Mon
ague op6t sesel S Lucy. Prlsla
Ia posnidavku k Alici jednoho
Inc, kdyz nahodou vratil Sc do
MI z kancelare drive nez oby-
tejne.
"Vcera vecer byla jsem po-
,vana k pani Frank Landiso-
Ve", pravila Lucy. IA kdo my
site, ze tam byl? Vase pfltel-
kyne rani Winnie Duvalova"'
"Opravdu?" del Montague.
"Dlouho jsem NJ hovoi1la",
pripoiila Lucy. "Libi Sc mi We
lice.
! "Je velmi prijemna", odve-
til Allan. 80 Gem jste mluvl-
ly?"
80, vSem ma svet6 mimo
iedinou vec", pravila Lucy sci,
movsky.
"Co tim minite? tazal sc
Montague.
"Vas, Wy hlupacku", odveti-
Lucy. PAM Winnie vi ~
isem vaSi pfitelkyni, a tax
sem mela pocit, re kazde sl0-
70, iuz ke mne promluvila, by
70 poselstvim pro vas".
"Dobra, = jake vzkazJ
mela tedy pro mne?" tazal .
l1sln4yem.
"Dava vam predevSim Ved(
ii. re ie V nejlepSim rozmP ~
. zc Sc netrapi neuchy IL
do sarloty k Will yam", zn%la
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

Waterman" zvolal mlady
Curtiss.
"Ten 81 najde cestu", pravil
general proste. "To jest jedi
Ia nadeje, jiz spatruji -teto
situaci, moe konservativni-
ho muze, jako je on".
"Vy mu tedy duverujete?" ?"
tazal sc Montague.
"Ano", odvetil general. "DG
veruji mu. - Nekomu clovek
musi duverovati''.
"Slysel jsem podivuhodnou
historku", nadhodil Harry Cur
ISIS. "Muj ujec byl onehdy We
Ger ma obede u toho starce a
tazal Sc ho, co Goudi O trhu.
Mohu vam odpovedeti jedinou
7etou, znela odpoved. Poprve
7e SVEN zivot6 nejsem vlastnl-
1em ami jedineho papiru".
General vykrikl Rlzasem. -
'Rekl to opravdu?" tazal Sc.
PAX mono, pocitati tim, re
fatastrofa je prede dvermi".
"A zaroven nelze Sc diviti,
le akciovy trh je slaby", small
ie Curtiss.
V t6to chvili otevrely Sc
lvere jidelny a pani Prentice
IVA Sc objevila. "Budete, pano-
1e, hovoriti obchodech cely
7ecer?" tazala Sc, "Jestlize a.
no, pojd'te k nam do salonu a
mluvte O Mich 8 nami".
Povstali a Sli "a nj, a Mon
tague posadil Sc ma sofu s pani
Prenticeovou a Curtlssem.
"Co jste to povidali o Danu
Watermanovi?" tazala Sc Cur
tisse.
90, to je dlouha historic"
pravil Curtiss. "Vy danny Sc ne
zajimate Watermana".
Montague podival Sc po oc-
ku ma Lucy a nemohl Sc ubra-
niti slabemu usmevu.
"Jaky to podivuhodny muz J"
pravila pani Prenticeova. cob
divuji jej vice nez kterehokoll
lineho muze, jejz znam We
Wall Street.. PAX obratila Sc
( Montagueovi:: ''SeSel jste sc
MIN jiz?"
"Ano", odvetil; a Sc zlomy-
llnym usmevem dodal: "Videl
sem jej prav6 dnes".
ga jej videla minul6 nedele
'ecer", pravila PAM Prentice
IVA. "Bylo to V kostele Fanny
Marie, kde obchazel Sc SIBERIA
i'm talirem. Neni to podiVu-
iodine, re clov6k, ktery toho
ma tolik V hlav6 jako pan Wa
.erman, dovedl 81 najiti jeste
sas pro svui hostel? ?"
A Montague Sc podlVal op6t
ma Lucy a videl, jak Sc hryze
do rtu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

"Diblil, sotek z hor", zaha.
iovaci predstaveni Dram. SD,
Tyl ncdeIi 2S. zari c. N. S
na Broadway. Predprodej list
XII u p. Vacka tainte&, hde so
be nGzete zanluviti listly Sc
zonni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

general, ''bankovni situace v te
TO zemi je V dneSnim okamzi-
ku proste neudrzitelna; porad
ny banker .e prakticky vytla-
covan pole spekulanty. Clo-
vek naleza Sc v postaveni, kde
bud must Sc podrobiti diktatu
takovych lidi, nebo musi 81 da-
tt llbiti vypuzenl. Zcela novy
zivel Sc vedral do pomeru. Wy
'pada to TAX, jakoby muz, KITE
ry ST chce otevriti banku, nepo
treboval mic jineho, nez opa-
tfiti Sc mramorovymi sloupy q
bronzovymi vraty. Mohl bycf
vam jmenovati cloveka, ktery
teto chvili ma osm bank a
ktery, kdyz pred trent lety
zacinal, myslim, nemel ami mi
lion dollaru".
Gale jak to probuh mohl
Jen dokazati?" vyrazil re Sc
be Montague.
"Prave tax, jak jsem rekl", /,
pravil general. "Koupite 81 po-
zemek tax velkou hypote-
kou, jakou vubec muzete Sc
hnati a postavite ma mem "a
million dollarG budovu a obti
zite il Ease hypothekou. PAX
zacnete Uv6rni spolecnost
<trust company, date do no.
vim lakave ohlasky a slibite wy
>soke uroky, a obecenstvo Sc
hrne do vaseho ustavu. Potom
stizite hypothekou vas akciovy
majetek We spolecnosti els. L.,
vaSi hastroSovite nastrcenl Tedi
telove pujcl vam dalsl penize,
{ Wy 81 koupite jinou uverni
spolecnost. Rikaii tomu pyra-
nidovan1, - slysel jste jiste
tento vyraz V rozhovorech ak
ciich; je to okouZlujlci, tato
hra bankovkami, protoze elm
vice iich mate, tim Znamenitej
81 osobou Sc stavate novinach
tim vice vam obecenstvo dG-
veruje".
A general pax vypravova1
podrobneji 0 nekterych pripa-
dech toho druhu, jez znal. Ia
kovy byl ma priklad Steward
mlady Lochinvar re ZapadU
PokouSel Sc jiz davnou dob
koupiti Trust Company of the
Republic, a tax general zna
jej / jeho postup jednani. b
sc s Med 'arskym trustem
Montane az do slozeni zbran}
Trust sice koupil 81 zakonoda
nu a ODE politicke "masiny"
ale Cummings odvolal Sc k Ii
du V rade sensacnich kampa
nj. dostal do uradu sve soud
ce, a ma konec Trust musil ka
pitulovati a vykoupiti jej. /
nyni priSel do New Yorku,
by 81 zahral novou dneSni hrl
bankami, ktera nese dokonc'
rychlcisi zisky nez kupovan
soudu. = A pax tn byl Holt
Glovek sportu, obycejny potlol
Fac po m6ste, ktery byl spfe
zen Sc vSim, co bylo nizkeho !;
sprosteho We meste; on vlo.
I'll svG miliony do bank. - A
potom byl to Cummings, Le-
darsky kral, ktory po leta fl.
nancoval politickou maSinu W
meste a zajistiv 81 monopol d
kovych vysad, pritlacil vsech
ny sve soky Ike zdi. Pustil Sc d'
monopolisovani pobreznlho
parnikoveho obchodu a kupo'
val jednu paroplavebni "linii'
"a druhou pomoci osvedcene
liz mcthody "pyramidovani"
a nyni, kdy& shledal, ze potre
tuje jest6 vice penez ma vyko'
peni svych soupefu, koupll mel
cacal asi tucet uvernich bank
"Kazdy musi pochopiti, u
takove veci MEDAL Sc proVa
ddti do nekoneGna", pravil ge
neral. "Vim, re velci lide 81 t'
liz uv6domuii. Byl isem tuhlf
na iedne reditelske schulz sly
Sci isem Watermanovu po
znamku, re to ma skoncltl vel
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"EXPERIMENT REPUBLIkY
CESKOSLOVENSKE".
Ped tinto ohlavenim pi$e anne
r.cky magazin Public" 0 ce-
skoslovenskS Wade.

Americky tydennik "Pu-
blic,' vych5zejicl V New Yor-
ku a znacne rozsir ny, prina-
81 V poslednim elsie clanok
pod MAVEN "Czechoslovakia
Experiment z p6ra E. F.
Frantnera, n6mz pravi: "Ka
zda vesnice V Cesko3lovensku
slavila velikym nad$enim a.
mericky svatek neodvislosti k
pocte sv6ho osyoboditele pri-
tele Spoj. Statu. V Praze pfi
56lo pfilezitosti president Ma
saryk mel hlavni rec, V niz
pravil: "Je tolik demokracii
na sv6t6, kolik je narodu sta
I'll. Nine Sc osobn6 zasady anne
, ricke demokracie zamlouVaji
, nejlepe a ia je pfijimam. V
.omto okamziku mohu do
Dry msv6domlm prohlasiti, re
,yto zakladnf pravdy byly
)udou vzdy rldicimi "a sadami
ne politiky a cel6ho m6ho Ii
5ota."
/ KdVZ nrOnesl q SlOva hvIa
Il prvni ministerska krise \ce-
/ koslovenska v koncich. Prvni
/ labinel osvobozen6ezem6 byl
yystridan dnesnim. Vyaladek
obecnich voleb byl obeznamen
a politicka sila ruznych stran
oyla definitivn6 stanovena. Oh
zor Sc vyjasnil. Kabinet dnesni
steine jako jeho predchudce,
Ijest koalicni. Mista jsou rozd6
lena stranam podle poCtu ode
Ivzdavanych hlasu. Ale vysle-
dek Jest pfekyapujicl, v6tSina
muzu kabinetu, vyslanych
tam politickymi stranami, Jest
sociaisticka. Nejsou vSak to
radilalni. ale lide zdraveh0
ismy5lu. Y poslednlch obecnich
volbach dostali socialiste as
procent vsech hlasu. Ale musi
me miti ma mysli, re zadna
strana jednotliva tento pocet
hlasu ncdostala, nybrz dive
skupiny, ktere jsou spojeny
i jsocialni dcnlokrata a Geskoslo-
yensti socialiste, z nichz PRIV
nj dostaR 90, druzl 16 hla5d.
VSak ceskoslovenska yIada
nusi byt pova&ovana "a ciste
socialisticky experiment We
3tatnictvl.'
V dal8im pisatel yysN6tluje
istorii a zasady stran, lici "a
ady Modrackovy, Tuzaroyy a
'"o' e'"iieN 9io'S q oa'e
litni vlada ceskoslovcnsk&
,roVodl2 jen nalo. We shutec-
%I,E,t ~ 1g'l uo.'' i>''e ma
-,',.''' ''DS DS'' ~ ~ = i'io'0
'oS - "De'' 'e1'o 'o'''u'
p N'"''e' =. Ia. a. ~ . '''.
s.ln- = - ~ ~ i5o',''-''' . i.Gj-
~ ,2 2lie .3-',o Ce'Me'-o a'"''i- -"
~ - - J3o"
N'le ip'''4 luN0' - iiie1''oS'
,1;tl1. '''N''--.''i = ''' u", pIo
'.IlI ,'D7.' l.'oA''o''' " ~ Ho"'
-. N'0r' - - : A''','o' 9F q ne
- y
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1
III a sev. zap. Indii titul podob
ny ceskemu "Vasnosti"; v Kal
kute Znamena babG domorod-
, ce vyssiho vzdelanD.
/ 20 kom ze?" zvolala Lucy.
"To je tax - kdyz jsem il
naposled videl", vykladal Mon
tague, "byla prav9 celia pryc
do jednoho linda mluviIa sta
lie jen 0 Svamiech a Graniech
. podobnych v6cech''.
"Ne - ami slovem Sc tako-
vych veci nedotkla", pravila
Lucy.
Gnu, podle toho, jak Sc zda,
.jiz to odlozila", del Allan. "Co
j zajlma nyni?"
"Pustila Sc do anti-vivisek-
ce". (Poz. pfek. Vivisekce je
pitva zvirat "a ziva "a v6de-
ckymi 1cely, anti-vivisekce je
hnuti proti teto pitv6 z duvo-
dG opici nebo pokrytccke lasky
Ike zvlratum, jiz bylo by lepe
venovati lidstvu).
"Do anti-vivisekce !"
"Ano", vysvetlovala Lucy.
"Coz jste necetl V novinach, re
byla zvolena cestrou misto-
predsedkyni nejak6 takove
spolecnosti a re pfispela ma
hnuti nekolika tisici dollary?"
"Clovek nestaci sledovati
vsecky zpravy panl Winnie V
Irovinach", pravil Montague.
"Nuze", pokracovala Lucy,
"slysela nekolik hruzostras-
nych hjstorek 0 tom, jak lekafi
tryzni nebohe kocky a psy, a
kazdym zpusobem snazila Sc
mne vse' to sd6liti. Eyla to nej-
nechutnejSi rozmluva, jakou
Iize si pri obed6 pTedstaviti".
"Je to rozhodn6 DANA skye
leho zevnejSku", pravila po
chvilce Lucy. "Nedvim Sc mu-
zum, kteTi Sc do nj zamiluji.
Mela zvlaStni uces vlasu Sc
stuzkou pres cello vypadala
opravdu jako n6jaka egyptska
princezna".
"Hraje romantic ulohy",
vpadl do reel Montague.
"Je to skutecne tr&vda", ia
zala Sc Lucy, "ze zaplatila pa
desat tisic dollard "a koupac]
vanu?"
"Rika re tax ucinila," odpo
vedel. "Noviny to rikaji take
II jest mono, re to je pravda
Duval osobn6 mn6 rekl, re jeJ
stoji million dollaru locne; alc
MONA take, ze to rekl, protozo
prav6 Sc hn6vali". y
"Je on tax bohat?" tazal.
Sc Lucy.
"Nevim, iak bohaty je osob
ne", pravil Montague; "ale
vim, ze jest jednim z nejmoc-
nejsich muzu V New Yorku
Rlkaji mu "Systen1ovy ban.
ker".
"SlySela jsem take pana r.
dera mluviti 0 n6m", poznamt
nala Lucy.
"Ne prilis pfizniya, to 81 me
hu mysliti", prohodil usm6-
vem.
"Tak JEST, pokracovala
"Meli pry spolu me- kou had
ku. Vite snad k vuli femu?
"Nevim 0 tom niceho", znf.
LA oGpoyed'. Gale Ryder je ne
oGviall { novy clov6h, a DuVai
pracuie : pohlavary, ktefi ne
mail radi kolem s@be vetrel
ce".
L.ucy ma chvili mlcela; jej'
cfnji Iyla stazena ' premJslc
nj. 80 to skutecha pravda
zc po*aven1 pana Rydera jC
tax nej;st6? Mysli'2 isem, z6
: Gothamska dverni spolecnost
lest jednim = neivetsich usta'
vi Soustatf. V iejlch VyhlaS
kach isou pIece takove obrov
ske cislice - sedmdesat mill
I: onll ii osmdesat miliOnu - IL
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>'est-li iste jeste nevidGli
"Modrou Krcv", pFijdpte Sc
IA nj podiyat do Ceske Sine
SoLoI, 10. fijna.
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water. steam and gas: machine and en-
CINE repairs. Phone 498 for prices. Ben
+. Hurst, Elks building. If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Nice celery plants
oy Mrs. A. ]. Tribble, Big Hill
avenue, Richmond. 162 .
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
WACO

Misses Virginia and Sidney Craw-
ford have returned to their home at
MT. Vernon after a very pleasant
visit with Mrs. j. w. Covington. A
number of social functions were given
in their honor while here. Among
those who entertained were Miss
kathryne Grinstead, Mr.. Robert Lee
Coyington and Mary Boggs.
Mrs. Minnie Taylar and son, Wen
dell, of Columbia, Mo-, are the guests
of Mrs. Vardy Taylor.
Misses Virginia and Lucille Gibbs
OF Kingston, visited Miss Virginia
Taylor last Friday.
Miss Kathryne Grinstead has re-
turned from Ravenna where she Wis
tied her uncle, Mr.. Walter Bush.
Miss Rose Wilson spent the week
end with friends at Wilmore.
Mrs. Algin Amerine and children
have returned to their home at Ra-
VIENNA after a pleasant visit with her
father, Mr.. w. P. Wilson.
Miss Lucy Thorpe is visiting her
brother, Mr.. w. G. Thorpe at Irvine.
Miss Georgia Mae Moberly has re-
turned from Ward Belmont where
she attended school the past year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
CLASSIFIED ADS.

advertisements unoe- this heading 1c
a word. each insertion. cash with order
and minimum charge of Csc per adv.)
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10

Miss Beulah Duncan, who has been
real sick with tonsilitis for the past
week, is convalescing, we are glad to
report.
Mr.. George Lewis and family,
Mr.. Rucker Lewis and family, and
MIS- 'a Wa lew Msr IF sas and nd
Richmond, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Bush.
Mr.. R.. K. Moberly and family
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10

Entered at the postoffice in Richmond
az second class mail matter under Act
IF Congress of 1876.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
MADISON ELECTRIC co.

90 Cents ON the Dollar saved by Buy.
Ing Iewelry from JOE ROSENBERG
Established 1895.
bargains in Elgtn and WaIfham
Watcher etc ~ sLli g
141 Water Street, just around the
corner from Upper, LEXINGTON.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
Racing At Winchester The 4th

William E. Bean, well know
horseman of Mt. Sterling, is max
ing arrangements for a bi
Fourth of July celebration to b
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
rs cents u package

notored Sunday held Winchester. day
Richardson. -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
INsURANCE-FIRE OR LIFE

DON'T forget to call Thos A Shelton
to insure your dwelling or barn with
the Hurst Home Insurance Company
The rate Il the lowest Richmond, KY.
phone $40. 12s 4w o
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
LOST OR FOUND

LOST-About two weeks ago a bunch
of keys between Mrs. Azbill's home on
broadway and Ronnesboro. Return to
this office. 1853 In
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10

ORDER your motorcycle now-In-
dian. Harley-Davidson, Excelsior,
Reading, Standard. new and second
hand Bicvcle Repairs. Cnas Burnam.
TO3 Main stress 125 II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-10
Richmond Daily Registee

:. NJ. sAuFLE.. Editor and Proprietor
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-29
EDITORIALS.

The April issue of THE Worlds
Work" gives a most unimpassioned
argument favoring the constitution of
the League of Nations and meeting
the objections of its opponents.
The same issue commends the San
Antonio Express" whose stockhold-
ers have voted 800, 100000 to be used
as a fund to suppress ~Iynching. 1T
will pay $1.OOO.OO to anyone who is re,
spoRsible for the arrest, conviction and
punishment of any person who partici.
pates in the lynching of a Negro, or
who Hincites any other person to com
hitting the crime; in cases where the
person lynChed is white, the reward
is $4,000. The same forces are sup
porting a legislative bill to make the
lyncher a social and political outcast.' -
Thus lynching in the Lone Star state
is doomed to follow duelling.
Note:-The Worlds Work employs
the capital IN" in Negro.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-29
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Winnie Lewis Nelson Monroe
was born neal Odessa. Her father
died when she was quite young after
Wtich her mother moved to Chilli
cathe, Mo, with her eight children.
When Miss Nelson had grown to wom-
anhOod she went to Eudora, Kans., in
1881. In 1882 she was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Andrew Monroe. Two
children were born to them, Forest H.
and Susie Monroe, who is now the
wife of Mr.. J. d. WOrten, Mrs. Mon
O was a devoted mother, a r and
faithful wife and was highly respected
by all who knew her.
The evening of February 81, 1918,
Mrs. Monroe was taken suddenly i'll
and passed away at eleven o'clock the
same evening. She had lived a con
sistent Christian life many years and
had been a member of the A. NJ. e
Church in Eudora, Kans., for thirty
six years. The funeral services were
held on the following Tuesday. Rev
Adams of Lawrence, Kans., a friend
Of the family delivered the sermon
and paid a high tribute of respect tc
the memory of the deceased. Beau
tiful floral offerings were sent by
friends from many towns. Interment
was made in Eudora cemetery besides
her husband, Mr.. Andrew Monroe.
Mrs. Monroe is survived by a daugh
ter Mrs. ]. d. Worten of Kansas City
KAns.. a son, Forest H. Monroe, who is
Overseas" a sister, Miss Bell Lee Of
Peoria, ILL.,, four grand children and
other relatives.
Sleep on dear mother,
Try toll is DER
Thy willing hands
Can work nc more.