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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-04

democratic women worked with spien-
did enthusiasm for their great cause
from start to finish. Richmond's usu-
ally small democratic majority was
increased materially, and notwith-
standing the solid vote of the colored
women, who outnumbered tn ecoloTed
men, Richmond is proven to be a
thoroughly reliable democratic city
Out in the county the democrats are
handicapped by the increasing influx
of republicans from Jackson and 9TH
er mountain counties. They bring
their staunch republicanism with
them and are always factors to be
considered in any race in the county.
Republican Campaign Chairman L. A.
Burnam, with his energetic assist
ants, Robert r. Bu1nam, Jr., w. o.
Mays, Virgil Gaines, Burton Roberts
and host of colored workers, per
fected an organization in their party
that could not be overcome.
1t was perhaps the most enthusiast
tic campaign that has ever been con-
Quoted in Madison county on both
sides, outside of one or two bitter
county races in the past. But if there
were any hard feelings engendered,
Daily Register has not heard of it. Of
course, the good women had lot of
fun at times with their new plaything
and bridge parties have been more or
less devoted to '''inside political stuff"
for some time. we hear. We're all
good Aenlricans, Kentuckians and
Madisoniars, however, and it's a poor
sport who can't play the game and
keep his temper. AS one of the losers,
we think we're in order to say this,
and to predict that the democrats
will "take their medicine" and come
up smiling, hoping for the best and
ready to lay partisan politics aside
for season and work for the COM
mon good of our community, our state
and our country.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-04
One Arrest Within Week

Durin the past week there has
been but one arrest made, and the
record, which begun one week
ago, is being maintained. Police
men report business quiet, and
since the election. there has been
nothing doing in the way of ar
rests. With one exception, as far
as is known, there will be but lit
tie on the books for the regular
meeting of the city court on Fri
day night. >.-l.r
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-04
In Madison

Notwithstanding the fact that dem
ocratic and republican counties in
Kentucky with the women's votes
added in this election, generally dou-
bled their majorities as the case hap
pened to be, old Madison gave just
about the same majority to Harding
that she did to Morrow last year.
With the women voting, Jackson
county, our neighbor On the south
east, doubled her republican majority,
but from returns in this county it ap-
pears that the democrats made splen-
did gains here. The democrats also
did good work in Garrard, which
gave just about her usual republican
majority of 500. Some of our republi-
can friends expected to carry Madison
as much as 1000 majority.
The good result here was due in an
overwhelming degree to the work of
the democratic women. Lead by Mrs
c. w. Cobb in the county and Mes
DANES Joe S. Head, c. S. Holton and
Miss Marianne Collins in the city. the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-04
The Result No Surprise

The Daily Register wasn't surpris-
ed bit at the result of the election
It's a waste of time to endeavor to
explain what caused the. Republican
landslide. Every one has his or her
own opinion, and one is as good as
another. Suffice to say that the Re
publicanS are in charge of our ma
ti6hal affairs once more. Democracy
has ruled the nation for eight years,
during which the greatest war in his
tory was fought and won, and won
chiefly because of the efforts of the
United States. We took our place
as the leading nation of the world
and the Daily Register does not be-
lieve that this nation will ever sur
render its leadership, even though
many will regard She election as a
defeat for the League of Nations
principle. The Daily Register has
confidence in the Americanism of
President-elect Harding and feels sim
cerely that the great mass of voters
who gave him The honor that is his
today want America to continue to
lead the world in everything, Johnson
and Borah to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Business expects great prosperity
during the next four years. and all of
us hope that its expectation may be
realized. Ours is the greatest coun-
try and the best people in the world,
and politics of the men who happen
to be in charge of affairs at Wash
ington, isn't going to affect us COM
mon mortals who do not want the
spoils of office one way or the other,
very much, as far as we can see. OF
course, the political speakers have
made lot Of promises about Teduc-
ing the high cost of living, taxes, etc,
all of which, if made good, will help
lot But many of Us have observ-
ed in the past that promises of poll
ticians are made to get into Office on
and usually are forgotten shortly af-
ter the election. We shall see what
we shall see.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-04
There Stands Old Kentucky

The one bright spot in the mass
of the landslide was old Kentucky
To overturn Morrow's 10000 majority
was some feat, but it was done, and
Kentucky is safe for Cox and Beck
ham and the old Sth district for Gill
bert. Kentucky redeemed herself in
splendid shape in what seemed an in
surrnountable handicap. We'd often
heard it predicted that with the wo-
men voting the large colored vote
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-04

Coal miners in Mexico threaten to
strike if their demands for increase
III wages are not granted at once.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-04

Germany has sold 5000 locomotives
t, Russia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
EL))I(,|TO }

EN- LA CORTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL MUNICH
PAL DE SAN JUAN, p. r.,
"Valiente y Companian
Den,;indante,
vs.
JOSE B. SALIVA.
Demandado.
Civil nlmero. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
Sob !
.COBRO de DINElsU.'
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los E. u, SIS.
oFICINA DEL MARSHAL.

Yo, Manuel VARGAS, Sub Marshal
de la Corte Municipal del distrito ju-
dicial municipal de San Juan, Puerto
Rico, al pdblico hago saber:
Que en- cunnplimiento de una orden
lie. ejecucion de sentencia expedida por
Ia Gorte municipal de San Juan, P. R.,
en- el case arriba expresado, procede-
re a yender en- publica subasta v al
mejor postor, los siguientes bienes
propiedad del demandado JOSE b.
SALIVA:
"URBANA: SOLAR en- el barrio
de Santurce de esta Ciudad, colin
dando por su frente que es el Sur
en- Is metros con la carretera cen
tral; por el Norte en- Is metros 5
centfmetros con la laguna o Ense
NADIA de "San Antonio";; Y por el
Este, en- 81 metros " centimetros
con Dona. Rita Berga Pereyo; y
por el Oeste en- 67 metros II cent?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
soCIEDAD DE EscoGEDoREs

CORRESPONS.iL. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03

era 'Vicepresidente, pasa a ser presi-
dente, en- luear del senior Manuel Con
zalez, y este ocupar el cargo de
aquel. Ell seaor Jose Munoz Cabre-
ia ha sido nombrado Secretario de
Correspondence para sustituir al Sc
nor Felipe Gautier, que renuncio, y
los senores Fausto Moreno Y Deo-
gracias Alvarez han sido designados
Focales, en- lugar de los senor Eduar-
do Benjamin Y Pedro Bibiloni, que
tambien V'enunciaron.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
.CIiliiCa AIeGibeiia
LAS GRAN.lIHNAs:

LAS GRAN.AIIN.AS';
Anoche hicieroh su debut en- el
Oliver las baiIarims Eas GiWaadinas.
con un brillante axito y una gran co.l-
currencia- FL baritone senor. Real
cant6 acknowledgements fti6 muy
aplaudido. Esta noche trabajan nua-
vamente las bailarinas cl Sr. Real
cantari nuevas canc,ones de su ex-
tense repertoire.
BALD EN-, FL CASINO:
El sabado ) del actual celpbra 81
Casino de Areciho un espl6ndido hai-
lie. \ diveftirse. pnes.
vIAJERO QUE REGREsA:
En- el vapor eSlailol entrado hog en-
San Juan, regresa de Espala el senior
Restituto Blanco, soaio de la firma
Blanco. Lopez " Co.
CINE ARECIBO: ~
Este cine tie,le Ell caitera lp exhibit.
ci6n de hcrn.osas ppliculas duiante
esta seElairl.
CINE VICTORIA:
Para cl jueyes anunc.a lii exl.ibi-
ci6n de Ia prctiosa pclicu,a URa Feria
en- FaIeR;id, donde Sc We una corlda
de toros de 10 mejor que sc ha hecho
en- pelfcula.
COPRESpo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03

metros con Don Francisco Berga,
dando esas medidas una superficial
de 1.13S metros 81 centimetros, con
una casa de 8 metros de frente por
16 de fondo; otra casa terrera de
MADEIRA de 10 metros de frente por
n IL de fondo; otra tambien de 10 me
tros de frente por IL de fondo, y
otra de 10 metros de frente por Is
de fondo.-Los esposos Don Jose
B. SALIVA y ORRACH y Dona
Amalia BERGA v PERELL0 ad-
quirieron. esta finca en- cuanto al
SOLAR y la CASA de 9 metros de
frente por 16 de fondo, segdn las
inscripciones Ira. v 2da., a los TO-
lios 72 y 73, tomo 3d., Santurce
Norte, asi:-EL SOLAR 10 adqui-
rio Dona Amalia por :herencia de
su padre Bartolome BERGA, Sc
gun la inscription Ira, y la CASA
la hubieron los esposos por edifica-
ci6n, constando. en- la inscription
Ca, al folio 70, tonic 35, Santurce-
Norte; que las otras CASAS las
hubieron dichos esposos por edifi-
cacion; segun nencion, pues no es-
tan inscritas.''
La subast3 Sc llevara efecto el
la 10 de JUNO de mil novecientos
einte las 2 P. M. en- ell edificio que
cupa la Corte municipal de esta Ciu-'
ad de San Juan, sito en- la calle de
a Cruz, numero 18. Ell pago de la
enta sera en- moneda cerriente de los
,stados Unidos de America; y la per-
ona que obtenga la buena pro Sc con-
ormara con los titulos existentes de
icha finca.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mayo IS de
.920.
Manuel Vargas,
/ Sub-Marshal de la Corte Municipal
el Distrito Judicial Municipal de San
uan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
Hab|a D|eIeZkOVShy|

-s
"a MinslS. Ia capital de Rnsia blanca.
desde donde tantas cr0nicas escribf ha-
&c cinco amos durante la espantosa re-
tirada. de la que fuilnos vfctimas, ha
legado ell celebre novelista russo MereZ-
kowsky, que logr6 salir con otros de
sus compaiieros literatos del ciclo in
ferIial de su Patria. Minsk esta lleno
de hufdos rusos, V entire ellos habl0 el
escritor con emoci6n sinceridad.
-Considero - dijo-la Intervention
extrpnjera indispensable Ell Russia. El
bolcheviquism0( es muy c0ntagiOsO. Y
los comsarios tienen aspiraciones inn
perialistas Y pueden 81 no Sc les rinde.
romper el cerco V penetrar ell Europa.
Entire las absurdas probabilidades no
esta excluida la de que el bolcheyi-
quisrno Sc apodere de Europa. del mum
do en- cllyo caso ocurriria la catastrofe
universal.
El occidenfe europeo sufre despues
de la guerra una espantosa crisis. y
dc prender ALI el bolcheviquismo, pro
ducirIuse la irrupei6n del Asia barbara
ell ell mundo de la civilizaci0n. He de
afiT1nar 10 cue tOdOs SabemOS que el
bolcheyiquisIno es incapaZ de creaci6n
V Sc nutre de su propia ira destructo-
Ia.
lis possible sin embargo. de llr,.ar
S;l expansion q donlt;Iar Europa Y 81
las ayalzadaS lie los c;Grcitos raios
lnSaran la TERRA divina del 0ot-illelte
.qnc ei esfuerzo risliio los deso:gani-
zara, rompiera, deshicie.n On .'ol1o su
sistenia sus armas de inconciastas.
Entonces, en- tai pGntO de Su ;iItimc
c>fucrZo, que~Seria Il Ia yez su aelrotii.
Ell Isusia Sc iniciaria la ela de su hue
vo ,icstino.
ipe Lenin. die MereEilov sky que es
una mentalidad unilateral, torpe, pero
1ue en- 81! yida privada cs I'M asccta.
Habla de Savinkow, el revolucionario
de Kerensky-de quien he citado fra
ses caracterfsticas durante su estancia
aquf--en terminos de gran amistal, y
en- cllanto los prohombres del comu-
nismO, o guarda silencio desdenoso 0
lama alguna Erase aguda como una
Saeta.
Merezkowsky, ell apasionado del
cNdtl0ceRt0 V ciRQHOceatO glOriOsos, es
llno de los artistas mas interesantes
nacidos ell Russia. Como Turgieniew, co
mo Tolstoi Ell su juventud, Y Gorky y
Andrejew ahora, ha bafado, ha hundi-
do su alma de eslavo, cOnfuSa e mar
monica. en- la ftlgida corriente de la
cultura latina. que depura su percep
ci6n del arte. H;illase eli ell mOmentC
attractive para ell crftico psicOlogo Gle
Que su talento mueveSe y Sc ensancha
! IL la luz del po6ticO realismo del recono
cimiento. Es grande Y bella su obra
nero cllandO Sc vuelva las fuentes
/ inspiradoras de su raZa el talento de
! Merezkowsky sc intensificara con la
insondable inspiration de cuanto anna
en- su raza, en- su historic Y ell 81 mis-
mo.
| Escribe una novela de aSuntO rus0
acaso sea ella la manifestation plena
dc su personalidad potente.
Describira los precWsores del ideal
liberador, aquellos conspiradores del
tempo de Alexandra l que ADRIAN sur
COS EN- la castigada TERRA de Rusia don
de habfa de florecer la redenci0n del
pueblo esclavizadO. AL tai martirio
no ha seguido atin ell milagro de Russia
redimida.
La revoluci6n prosigue las tradicio-
nos del yugo: la revOluci0n no ha sal
vado Il Russia.
Sofia CdsdnOUd.
.Varsovia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
EsTUDIos CoMERCIALEs

GarantizamOs ensenar pOr cOrreo,
por solo So al mes: Curse Complete
de Contabilidad Mercantil, ineluyendo
la Contabilidad de Corporaciones, y
la Contabihdad de BancOs. Taquigra-
fla Gregg Pitman, en- espahol in
gl6s.. Curse Elemental de TenedOr de
Libros, solo sl2. Mande sellos pidien-
do informes a La Fajardo Commercial
& Language School. Qa escuela que
cnmple 10 que Ofrece). San Juan.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
EN- GUAYAMA

Sc vende la finca denominada "Cai-
mitar' radicada a un kil0metrO de
esta Ciudad. Consta de 23S cuerdas
de las cuaIes Is estan dedicadas a ca
ia regables y 163 paste, de estas
pueden sembrarse de cana unas 80 o
40 cuerdas mas.
Hay arkoles de buena MADEIRA y
lena.
Para mas infOrmes dirijanse a Pc
dro de Diego, Guayama, p. r.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03

Mrs. Marion Loynes Otterson, quien
Sc le sigue juicio en- la Corte Supre-
ma de Concord. N. Fl. por lie su-
puesto asesinato de su hermano po-
litico, Maurice S. Otterson, de VEIN
te ancs. Sc ignora los motives de este
crimen, pcro alguna escena de amor
ha mediado, seguraUente, en- el ira
gic0 sucesO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03

Ha sido archivado en- la oficina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico,
un certificado perteneciente la $50
ciedad de Escogedores de Puerto Ri
coz, relative a determinados cambios
ocurridos en- la junta directiva de la
misma. De acuerdo con dicho certifi-
cado, el senior Jose de la Tore, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03
Para 2afe con tOstada
LACAFE ERA.
sur Jnan.R aMn Juau p
GAsoLINA Y ACEITEs
Sur IMAM 8

UAOULINA i AOEI I EO
TenemOs bOmbas Y dep0sitOs pro-
pios para ell almacenaje y despachO.
Muy necesario en- las Centrales, Cara
ges, Ferreterfas, etc.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-03

PLACAS, INSIGNIAS, BOTONES,
Sc doran o plateau.
The Porto Rico ElectrOplating
Co. Inc,
Luna A., 1elcf. 1901,
San Juan, p. r.
Advt.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
PRIMARY CAMPAIGN
IN NEBRASKA ENDS,
(By United Press)

Lincoln, Neb., April 19-The cam
paign for the capture of Nebraska by
Democratic and Republican presiden-
tial aspirants ended this afternoon.
Republican voters Will decide at to-
morrow's primary election between
Gen. Leonard Wood, Senator Hiram
johnson and Gen. John j Pershing
for the presidential nomination.
The bout between Col. William J.
Bryan and Senator Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock for leadership of the Democratic
party of the state has developed into
warm affair Senator Hitchcock is
accusing Mr. Bryan of attempting to
wreck the Democratic party in the
state. The latter is a candidate for
delegate-at-large from Nebraska to
the national Democratic convention,
and his election is practically conced-
ed.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19

A cyclone of unusual force struck
last night near CIarksville and Knox
VILE, according to fragmentarv re-
ports received here today. Three are
known dead and two seriously injured.
Mrs. Ella Rickerman and two chill
dren were killed by the cyclone. They
lived one and one-haIf miles north of
knoxville. Her husband. Charles
Rlckerman, was dangerously injured.
A small girl, whose name was not
known, was dangerously injured.
Efforts were made today by the Log
CABIN Democrat to ascertain the eX-
ten Of the damage Long distance
communication with Clarksville could
not be established. Members of train
crews knew very little of the damage
wrought in the area of the cyclone.
Over long distance from Russell
vile, it was said that no damage ac
companied the high wind which struck
there last night. A bridge was blown
away at Piney, near that place.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
COMMITTEE TO NAME
CONVENTION OFFICERS
by United Press)

Chicago, April 19.-Names of eli
gibles in the Democratic party for the
position of temporary chairman of
the Democratic national conventional
San Francisco We're under consider
alton here today with the gathering
Of the members Of the national co,
mittee Of the party and the commit
tee on arrangements for the convcn-
ton
Among the names mentioned most
frequently are those of former Speak
er Champ Clark, Senator Gilbert NJ.
Hitchcock and Vance NJ. Mccormick.
The selection will be made by the
committee tomorrow
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
Think WILSON
PLANS RETURN
ASPARTY HEAD
BY Hugh Baillie.

tUnlted Press Staff Corresnondent !
Washington, April ia dramatic
eleVehth-hour temperance Of Presi.
dent Wilson into the national political
arena IS being planned, according to
apparently credible reports which are
belhg given persistent circulation
among politicians.
1t IS SAID that President Wilson ex-
tends to plunge suddenly into the
presidential campaign, probably next
month. One of his first acts would be
to send message to congress, ask
ing the house and senate to remain at
Washington during the summer for
the enactment of legislation for which
he thinks there is an imperative need
Should the program be carried out,
he would follow up his message to
congress with a public address setting
forth his aims and the policy he wish
es followed in national affairs.
BY his sudden return to national
politics, it is said that President VIII
son hopes to give force to his demand
that the Democratic national conven-
ton nominate a candidate who will
make the race on platform which
has adoption of the league of nations
covenant as its chief plank He also
wishes the Democratic convention to
approve the work of his administra
ton and to pledge its standard
bearers to carry out, if elected, the
policies which he has formed and pur-
sued during his eight years as pres
ldent of the United States
As stated frankly in political cir
cles, President Wilson wishes the
Democratic national convention t.
nominate Wilson man. in the pra3-
idential race.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
BOARDORD[RS
STR|KFRSSFF
OWNERSF|RST

Washington, April 19.-Outlaw rail
road strikers here from Jersey City
to gain hearing by the presidents
labor board, We're today denied per
mission to appear before that body
The railroad board ruled that griev-
ances by employees must first be sub
mitted to employers before any hear
ing is granted by the board, which is
the final court for the adjustment of
differences between railroad workers
and employers.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
ASKED
BY PREMIERS
TO SAN RENO
(By United pressl

London, April l9.-Admiral Sir
David Beatty, lord of the British ad-
miralty and hero of the battle Of
Jutland, has been summoned to be
present at the sessions of the council
of premiers, opened today at San
Reno, Italy. The British press gen
orally attributes the summons of Ad-
miral Beatty to probable arrangements
by the entente premriers for renew
al OF the economic blockade Of Ger
many.
Admiral Beatty at San Reno viii
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19

be in conference with Premier David
Lloyd George, who, it is understood,
favors vigorous enforcement of pro
visions of the treaty of peace calling
for the immediate disarmament of
Germanys wartime power
The course of the allies in regard to
the blockade, as we'll as the entente
attitude toward Turkey, will be decided
at the series Of conferences between
Premiers Lloyd George, Miller and Of
France and Nitti of Italy.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
RAILWAYS MAINTAIN
EMBARGO IN EFFECT

Chicago, April Railroad offici-
cials, at the opening of the third
week of the outlaw strike today,
claimed that fully 60 per cent af all
employees had returned to work Man
gers Of railway lines in the wcst this
morning issued statement declaring
that the strike has been formally
ended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-21

what he has 70 tell
The Petersburg duma needs
smacIing. what right have they 10
initiate Moscow
@Gutchkov again at the bottom OF
this and the telegram you got. would
they but mind their own business,
look after their Wouded. fugitives.
fuel food and so fOrth-they need
sharp answer, to mind their own
business and look after the sufferers
Of the war. on. sweetheart, / am so
touched you want my help I am al
ways ready 70 do anything for you.
only never liked mixing up without
being asked, only here felt too much
was at stake Rumors say the 'Novik
had battle and successful. but ]
do not know what is the truth about
IL ] hope I don't make you wild
with my cuttings this naval news
true or not2 ] cut Il out We had
a lovely drive. divine weather and
ones soul singing. surely i means
good news Gregory's vile sends
you her love and asks Archangel
Michael TO be with you-says he had
lot peace and worried fearfully till
you left He finds it would be good
the people should be let out OF pris-
ons and sent to the war. there are
a category, I am sure. Of harmless
ones sitting. whose moral saving Il
would be to go: / can hint IL to the
old man to think II over-he comes
at quarter 10 3 so I must senu my
letter off before. His governor has
quite changed toward him (has re-
turned YOU'D he says viii have our
Friend stopped as soon as he leaves
You see. that others have given him
this orjer-more than wrong and
shameful
God bless and protect YOU and
keep You from all harm and help you
IT. everything. Tomorrow. the day OF
the stone. I kiss YOU without end
with deepest owe and devotion Ever
your own WHY
''Bauy hopes 70 write tomorrow. he
is thin and pale. been out all day.
Slept till 1915 this morning, very
CHEEKY and happy TO 90 with US TO
holy communion Such a nice photo
you bathing A few I kiss you with
out end with deepest love. " p"
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