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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
LEADS BUT
RACE is NOT FINISHED
(By Associated PressJ

Sandy Hook, July 20-Sir Thomas
Lipton's Shamrock ", sailed over
the starting line slightly ahead of
the American defender, Resolute. in
today's race for the American Cup,
and rounle,i the first mark 60n yards
in he ie |; n /, ats were drift
ing and in the absence of breeze, it
is probable the race will not be fin
ished in the time limit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
Fertilizers For Wheat

With 10 per cent acid phospate
costing more than $50 it becomes
a question in the minds of some
farmers as to whether or not it
will pay TO use this high priced
phosphate on wheat. Prof. George
Roberts, head of the Agronomy
Department of Agriculture, says
it will.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
ANNUAL INSPECTION OF
STATE NURSERIES is ON

The annual inspection of Kentucky
nurseries, required by the state law,
has begun and it is important that
those having stock entitled to inspec-
ton should notify the state entomolo-
gist at once so that their premises
may be examined when the inspector
is in the section of the state in which
nurseries are situated.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
Kentucky Sheriff Killed

Louisa, KY, July 20-E. E.
deputy sheriff of Law
renee county, is dead of wounds
received i'll a battle with Paul
Wellnan, of Catlettsburg, whom
Webb tried to arrest Webb killed
W.elllnan in the battle.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20

Belgium has granted request
for the exhumation of bodies OF
American soldiers and the work
will be started soon. Some will be
brought to America while others
will be buried in the American
cemetery in France.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
Infant Dies

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hardin have
the sympathy of their friends in
the death of their infant daugh-
ter, which occurred Monday at
the home of Mr.. E. E. Adams. Fu-
neral services were conducted at
the grave Tuesday morning by
DIR. Homer w. Carpenter.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
Urge Ratification Of
The Suffrage Movement

Colubus, O., July 20 The Dem
ocratic National Committee today
unanimously adopted resolution
urging the Tennessee and North
Carolina legislatures to ratify
the federal woman suffrage
amendment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
THE MARKETS

Cincinnati, uly 20-Steer cattle de-
moralized; hogs 25c higher; Chicago
higher; lambs steady; Jersey steady.
Louisville, July 20-Cattle 400;
slow; tops $14; hogs 700; 25c higher;
tops $3.50; sheep 1000; 25c lower;
So down; lambs SIS and $15.25.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
Canpaign Plans

Louisville, Ky, july 20.-The
date for the meeting of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee
to plan for the campaign has beer
changed to July u instead Of July
"a.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
Poles RepuIse Attack
IBy Associated Press)

IIoy AsSOCIattN TTtssJ
Warsaw, July 20.-The long
awaited Bolshevik attack along
the StyX river in Nolsynia began
Monday, but was repulSed by the
heroic work of seven Polish di-
visions according to an official
statement today
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20

LOST-Saturday on Barnes Mill pike
or between Richmond and Miles Hisle
place. fob with clover leaf. Suitable re-
ward IL returned to this office Ben Tu.
dor 17A-2t
I4CST-Saturday on streets of Rich
mond. wedding ring with wv O. H.,
July Is. 1915" engraved on it. Reward
Tor return to this office. 174-2t
W-NN'rID-LIO rent by couple with
M children two furnished rooms for
light hougekcc ping. Address Al Andcr-
son, l.. o. Box 315, Richmond 174-2t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20
WILHELM'S SON KILLS
HIMSELF BY SHOOTING

Berlin, July 20-Prince Joachim
youngest son of the former Kaiser,
shot himself. He was hurried to a
hospital where he died four hours la
ter.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-20

MANIFESTATION TO take my placs|
on the list of Ford Motor Car Co Call
". 7. oids. 42S r 112
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
WOULD NOT HEAR ADDRESS
ON MOVEMENT
DIR. VANCE TELLSOF WASTE
Originator Of World Church
Movement Admits Crisis
Near in Enterprise

Charlotte, May 26.-The General As
sembly 0 fthe oSuthern Presbyterian
Church today refused to allow Rev.
James |. aVnce, of Nashville, to make
an address to the assembly TO rthe in
terchruch movement, but by aclose
vote, according to him, thte privi-
lege OF the floor to answer questions
and give information only.
DR.. aVnee is originator OF the inter-
church world movement and mem
ber o fits executive committee. He
"a lot fmoney had been wasted by
declared before the assembly that
officials of the movement and the
best thing that possibly could have
/ happened to it was TO rit to have
come to the crisis in which it now
| finds itself a crisis 0 fseyere and wide
spread criticism, SO that 1t may come
to its senses and become more ration
al in its administrative policy in the
future"
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
ANDERSON HEARS FIGHT ON
LEVER LAW
MINERS ADJOURN TO HEAR
Ask Lewis for Explanation
Of New Ruling in Cases
on Trial

Indianapolis AMY 26.-Three sec
tions of the Lever act were held un-
constitutional by ederal Court Judge
Anderson who quashed twelve of the
eighteen counts in the indictment
against the miners and operators
held on these sections, in his ruling
On the motion of Chas E. Hughes to
quash the indictments.
Counts one, two, three four and
seventeen, based on section nine Of
the Lever lay, were not quashed.
Count fteen, based on section 81, was
also quashed
Miners Interested
Wilkesbarre, May 2s.--The Tri-dis-
trict convention of anthracite mine
workers adjourned until tomorrow af-
sons decision had been read to the
delegates The motion for adjom
anent provided that President Lewis
se asked AZ once To scEif sa tll con-
vention his Interpretation Of the
courts decision.
The delegates declared they were
entitled to know before proceeding
with further business il they were
permitted strike nthe- event an
amicable settlement is impossible.
Miners Condemn Acton
Wilkesbarre, May 26.-The action
of eFderal Judge Anderson in sum-
moning John l.. Lewis, head of the
United Mine Workers, and. Phillip
Murray, vice-president, to appear in
court in Indianapolis at this Critical
moment" was declared contrary to
the wishes Of high government Off
cials" and ample proof of the neces-
sity of having eFderal Judges elected
by the people TO ra term not exceed
ing six years, in a resoltion unani-
mously adopted here today ythe Tri-
district convention of Anthracite coal
workers.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
PALMERS GEORGIA CAMPAIGN
AIRED
KENYON RIDICULES RACE
Total Palmer Expenses Put
at Fifty nine Thousand
dollars,

Washington William C, Proctor,
70 Cincinnati. has advanced five hun.
dred thousand dollars to the Wood
campaign fund, he testified today at
the Senate investigation of campaign
expenses. He said this was more
that the total contributions" to Woods
campaign, He added that he had con-
tributed ten thousand dollars. He said
an average of eight thousand dollars
was spent in each state
Proctor told the committe that AMI
brose Monel subscribed twenty thous
and dollars to the Wood fund, that
William Wright was also subscrib-
er and said the partner OF Blihn Root
had asked hi INTO take the direction
of the Wood campaign
Paimer's Campaign
Washington, May 26-The Senate
! committee investigating the campaign
expeaase turned its Attention todas
1 to Paimer's campaign FORMER Repre-
sentative Garlin, head Of the Palmer
organization, read list Of contribu-
tols. aJmes NJ Guffy. Pittsburgh
oil man, gave ten thousand, aGrlin
said
Total contributions were placed at
fffty-nine thousand six hundred and
ten dollars. Former Federal Judge j.
Harry Covington, treasurer o fthe
Palmer organization, gave two thous-
and dollars.
Palmers candidacy was largely car
ried along by overwhelming senti-
ment, Garlan said.
"Where was the sentiment manifes-
tcd?" asked Chairman Kenyon.
"Well in Georgia for one" Garlan
said
! q should say with few more vic
tories like that all would be lost
said Kenyon.
I'VE got the delegates said Garian
He said five thousand dollars had
been contributed to the election eX-
penses, under the Georgia state law,
mentioning Clark Howell of Atlanta,
as an assistant.
Georgia Contest Accidental
Washington May 26.--In Georgia
the contset against Palmer was "ac-
cidentaI," eGarlni said, while in Penn
sylvania he classed it as 'unexpect-
ed" Asked about his own connec-
tions by Senator eKnyon, Carlin said
he was not counsel for the Chicago
packers, nor the crucible steel com
pany but said he was council for pres
ident Dupuy of the Crucible Steel
Company.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
SeINN FEIN HOLD
CONTROL OF LAND
WARNED FARMER WHO BOUGHT
FOR AMERICAN BROTHERS

Dublin May 26.-4Control of Irish
land by the Sim Fein is very effec
tive, as instanced by an occurrence
at Carrack on the Shannon, as re-
ported here yesterday.
A farmer named Morrison was sum
moned before the Sim Fein land
committee to show. why he had at
tempted to buy land over the heads
Of the young men of the district who
did not own property.
He had ust purchased a grazing
farm for thirty-five hundred pounds
and told a committee he bought it for
two brothers in America.
The committee warned him to sur
render it Immediately which he
agreed to do with reluctance.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
HOUSE TOLD HUNS
US. WANTED PEACE
CHAPTER HUN HISTORY SHOWS
WAR A SURPRISE

Berlin, May 26-Col. House, recon-
mended to the German foreign office
By Count Won Bernstein, then German
ambassador at Washington, when the
former made a second trip to Europe
early in nineteen-sixteen as Wilson's
personal representative, according to
letter from Bernstorff to Won Jagow,
then foreign secretary, which has
Just been published, that Bernstorff in
formed his superiors that Americans
were chiefly interested in "the restor-
alton Of peace and the abolition OF
llihtarism and naval
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
CARRANZA MEN
HELD in PRISON
AWAIT HUERTA
----~--
MUST ANSWER FOR BETRAYAL
AND MURDER
OREGON REBUKES CRIME
Investigation Shows Presi-
dent Was Killed as He lay
in His Bed
OBRECON REBUKES CRIME

Mexico City, May 26. (By the Asso-
ciatcd Press) Military officers and
civilians who were taken captive at
Tlaxcalantongo after the death of
Carranza will be held in prison here
until after Provisional President
Huerta takes his office. Disposition
Of the men win then be decided upon
by him, it is understood.
Mexican officials and military Of
flcers who accompanied Carranza in
his fight into the mountains Of Pueb-
Ia were again censured by Obregon,
who, declared, Among the generals
ard noted civilians accompanying Ca
rama, to whom they owed infinite
favors; his consideration there was
not even one Dimas or Gestas wht
wanted to die by his side
In speaking of "Dimas and Gestas
he referred to two thieves who were
erucified within the saviour.
Slain IN His Bed
Mexico City, May. 26. (By the Asso
ciated Press IA formal investiga
! ton for the purpose of clarifying th'
part taken in the death Of Carranza
! hoth by Col Herrera and the mem
ibers of the Carranza party has beei
completed by a commission Of foul
persons ianed BY aIseFaIs Obrege
ane GoIzales q iilasuas into tie sia
gedy.
The commission submitted its re
| rort last night and cited ten points
| which the members agreed have beer
proven from the stories of witnesses
These included statements that Her
rero's men shot the president while
he was in bed and allege that "con
spiracy was prepared in advance by
| Herrero. who had inspired confidence
in him by Carranza and ended in tht
Presidents betrayal.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
MORTON ESTATE
GOES TO FAMILY
HELD IN TRUST FOR SURVIVING
DAUGHTERS

Washington, May 26.-An estate
bation,estimated a:a shrdl hrdlm
estimated at ten millions was dispos-
ed of in the will of Levi P. Morton,
former vice-president of the United
states which was filed here today
for probation.
After "a number of smaller be-
quests were made, the remaining es-
taate was bequeathed to trustees to
be held in trust for his surviving
daughters, Mrs. William c. Eustis
Mrs. Helen Morton and Miss Mary
Morton and the children of Mrs Win
throp Rutherford, deceased daugh-
ter.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
DANIELS SAYS
HALE IS USING
STEAM ROLLER
UNFAIR, AND UNFOUNDED SHIP
CLAIMS
WOULD SEEK TO KEEP OUT
Secretary Resents Effort to
Reflect on Condition Of
War Ships
WOULD SEEK TO KEEP OUT.

Washington Declaring the steam
roller was being used on him, secre-
tary Daniels told the Senate Commit
tee that he would appeal to the full
committe if chairmanHale insisted ia
the record an unfair and unfounded"
statement as to the condition of the
American warships when the war be-
gan. :
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
WILL PAY TRIBUTE
TO AMERICAN DEAD
PETAIN WILL SPEAK FOR
FRENCH GOVERNMENT

Paris, May 26.-Marshal Petain
will speak on behalf OF the French
government at Memorial Day exer.
cises to be held at Suresnes ceme-
terry near this city.
Ambassador Wallace will represent
the United States and both will as
sist in decorating the graves of all
american soldiers, after having de-
liyered their addresses.
Orders have been issued by the
French government to all the rench
aiTny and civil authorities to send rep
resentatives to the exercises to be
held at the American cemeteries in
France, May 80.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
LONE STAR STATE
STANDS STRONG
BEHIND WILSON
DEMOCRATS DEMAND AN UNIAIs'
PAIRED LEAGUE
AGITATION is SWAMPED
Unanimous Approval Given
s Acts Of Present Democrat
ic Administration
AGITATION IS SWAMPED

Dalias-The Democratic political
situation in Texas, which for months
has been agitated over the question
of endorsement or reputation o. tho
Wilson administration. reverted today
to state questions with the closiHgi
of the State Democratic convention
which adjourned early this morning
after unanimously approving the act
tions OF the present administration.
and declaring for ''unimpaired League
of Nations"
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
THREE NEGROES GIVEN
DEATH SENTENCE ATT CANAL

Panama. (Tuesday), Three Ile-t
groes convicted Of numbering watchs
man at Mount Hope powder masats
zine, May 7, were sentenced 70 death
BY Federal Judge Hanan here today.
The men are the first to get the
death sentence in the canal zone since
1912.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
SEARCH WARRANTS
FOR MILLION DOLLAR
LIQUOR STOCKS OUT

Chicago, May 26.-Search warrants
Tor a dozen or more homes and apart
ment houses and hotels have been
asked for by Maor Dalrymple. chief
Of the Chicago district prohibition en-
forcement officers.
He said today that sufficient evil
dence and confessions to warrant the
seizures of stocks of liquor had been
obtained from drivers working for the
alleged million dollar whisky ring"
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
TWO AMERICANS
TAKEN PRISONERS
ARRESTED At JlMlNEz INN BY
MExlcANS

Washington--Two Americans, He
mrr Carr and a man named Macdon-
aid. have been taken prisoners at
Jiminez, Chihuahua, according to
the State Department today from the
American consul at Chihuahua City.
No details were given.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
MIAMI LEADS ALL
SOUTHERN CITIES
HAS CENSUS GAIN OF JovER FOUR
HUNDRED PER CENT

Washington Miami, Fla, shown
population of twenty-nine thousand
five hundred and forty nine, an in
crease Of 44O.1 per cent; Florence,S.
c.. ten Thousand nine hundred and
sixty-eighth, an increase Of 55.4 per
cent; Alabama City, Ala, fifty-four
hundred and thirty two, an increase of
25.9 per cent. Miami's increase is. the
largest shhown by any southern city.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
FLYER TAKES THREE
MEN NEAR TWENTY
THOUSAND FEET HIGH

San Antonio, May 26-What was
said to be the worlds record for an
altitude fight with an ahplane car
rying three passengers and a pilot
was established at Kelly Field yes
to-day when Lieut.. Harry Welding
ton reached an altitude Of nineteen
thousand four hundred feet with 3
alisted men in the cock pit
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
SOUTHERLAND LEADS WOOD
IN WEST VIRGINIA PRIMARY

Wheeling, W. Va, May, 26.--Re-
turns from yesterday presidential
primary compiled by the Intelligencer
this morning showed Senator Suther-
land leading eGn. Wood, Less than
one fouth Of the voting precincts had
been tabulated.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
ALABAMA NOW
IS in CIVIL WAR
CALL FoR. ARMY IS LEFT UNANs,
WERED

London, May Messages from
Durazzo picture Albania as in the
throes Of civil war, the ultimate con-
sequences of which it is impossible
to forecast, according to an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Rome today.
The provisional government seems
incapable of dominating the 'situa-
tion and its call to the colors for
the establishment of national army
remains unanswered, the message de-
clares.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
EIGHT MORE BATTALIONS
TROOPS FOR IRELAND

London, May 26-Aside from fresh
troops recently sent to Ireland, eight
more battalions were held in reserve
for transfer thither on short notice,
according to the Daily Mali.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
BOL LSHEVIKI CONTINUE
SWEEP INTO PERSIA

4Bolshhevik forces eontialg
ITO pour into Persia and have occupied
Resht, from which the British troopa
retired toward Teheran, says the daily
Sketch, which disputes the eccnracy Of
aid, have been taken prisoners AZ
Isgarding the situation IN the nssddlt
sast
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26
RAILROADS DO NOT
OPPOSE INCREASE
FOR WORKING FROCF

Chicago Railroads Of the United
States are not opposed to fair in.
crease OF wages for thheir employees
II the employees can guarantee that
they will give honest, conscientious
work in return, E. T. Whittier, repre-.
senting the roads, told the Railroad
Labor Board today.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-26

Y IRON RIVER, Mfch.--Martin
McDonough (above) is the prose-
cutting attorney OF Iron-co. Mich.
who threatened the arrest OF Mai.
la. v. Dalrymple and his aids fol-
lowing the Rum Revolt, /" which
turned out to be Tempest 10
e eer Gs of
EtiAief Of Police Sensiba OF IRON
river.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-06
HARRINGTON HEADS
SPECIAL COMMITTEES

Election of officers and the appoint
ment of a committee to form basket
bali team made up Of members of the
organization, were the principal fea-
lures of meeting of the Knights of
Columbus held in the X. G. hall Tues
day evening.
James F. Harrington, Arthur Metz
Rudolph Behringer. A. p Often and
Gus Pfafflin were appointed to make
up the team and arrange for a sched
ule of games
The following officers were elected :
Grand knight, r, l. Adams; deputy
grand knight, Frank Stenger; chancel
lor. Clarence Zeyen; financial secre
tary, Frederick J Dober; treasurer
Walter ]. Boyce; recorder, Richard L
Zeyer; advocate, a. P. Often: warden
Fred B. Foley; inner guard. Jesse
Heath; outer guard, Joseph A. Kutler;
trustee, John J. Harrington, Jr.
Raising a $1,000 quota for the Glib
ault home" which is to be established
in this state by the organization was
also accomplished by the local council
at the meeting. The fund will go to
ward building a home for delinquent
boys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-06
NEWCASTLE MAN MAY
Be new Y SECRET AIRY

Perry A. Wilson, for tho past three
years secretary of the Newcastle Y.
M. G. A., has been offered the posi-
ton of Boys Work secretary at the
local Y. M. G. A. and according to re-
ports from Newcastle has accepted the
position. Mr.. Smith, general secre-
tary of the association had not re-
ceived definite word from Mr.. Wilson
Tuesday, but said that he expected
him about the first of November.
Mr.. Wilson will come to fill a va
cancy in the boys department that
has been vacant for six months. Many
experienced men have been consid-
cred by local officials. The new sec
rotary is experienced in Y. NJ. c. A.
and boys work.
Mr. Wilson is an expert on Boy
Scout activities, has studied wood
craft and is an expert on plants, birds
and animals. He is an all around
gymnast and athlete. He has been
successful with Highly clubs, Sunday
school and religious activities.
The Y. plans to make the boys de-
partment one of the most interesting
in the local association. A big social
will be held upon the arrival of MI,
Wilson for all the boys to get acquain-
ted with the new secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-06
TWO LOCAL PERSONS
TO HELP STATEWIDE
EDUCATIONAL DRIVE

Efforts to arouse sentiment looking
toward lifting Indiana schools from
seventeenth place in the list of states
TO first in general efficiency are being
made by educators throughout the
state. Under the direction of a COM
mittee appointed by the state board of
education a campaign for efficiency
will be conducted the ten days from
Nov. Z to 16. L. E. Iliff and Esther
Griffin White. of this city, are mem
bers Of the statewide committee.
The motto of the campaign is "a
Light in Every Schoolhouse."
Indiana, according to the survey re-
Gently published by the Sage Founda-
ton, ranks seventeenth in general eff
ficiency Of it's educational system. II
ranks third in the percentage OF chill
dren in school and fourth in the per-
centage Of boys in high school. But
in the higher educational institutions
it ranks forty-third and in the length
OF the school term thirty-first 1t is to
raise these rankings, which have re-
manned virtually unchanged for twenty
years, according to L. NJ Hines, super
intendent of public instruction, that
the campaign is to be staged.
Program Arranged.
A program for exercises to be held
in every school in the state during the
ten-day campaign, has been prepared
for mailing to persons interested. The
program follows:
Music-America-Bv pupils.
Opening remarks-"The Purpose OF
the Campaign" by the chairman of the
meeting.
Music-By the pupils.
"Why Indiana is Seventeenth in
Education" by a citizen
What Indiana Needs To Do 20 Get
Into First Place in Education" by a
citizen.
Give the Boys and Girls a Chance
by a pupil.
! What Model School Ought to Be-
BY citizen.
What this Community Needs"-By
citizen.
General discussion and presentation
Of resolutions.
Spelling match, ciphering match
athletic games, concert, agricultural
display, gymnasium drills, club wori
or other activity.
The board in its suggestion for the
campaign urges that Chambtr of Com
merce, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs
Parent-Teacher associations, women's
clubs and similar organizations be
asked to furnish speakers.