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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08

ZPRAVY Z CESKOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLIKY.


( Vclebni nalada ceskoslov.
vojsku. Pod timto zahlavim pi-
Sc olomoucky ''Pozor": ''Zjisti
/ Ii jsme, re velika cast nasich
iHoiInu voliti bude pouze ony
kandidatni listing, ma nichz bu
dou lide programem V prye
fad6 ndrodnim. Jde Jim pfede-
ySlm o to, ably republika byla
STATEN narodnim a nikoliv ma
rodnostnim a ably nj byl po-
ladeK. Jsou ovSem take pocti-
vymi republikany proto bu
dou VOLT demokraticky. Jsou
mezl mimi stoupenci jinych
sran, ma pr. strary agrarni a
j. ale prevazna v6tSina jejich
made yse klade zajmy celona-
iodni 4 do pristine naSeho "a
konodarneho sboru dostati
chce lidi 3kutetne dobr6. po-
We = obetav6. ma n6z m0ze
Ezdy a lSude spolehati. Ma
tomto stanovisko stoji ovSem
neochyejne take naSi legiona-
r, hteri, jak 5Sms afeh prile-
zItost poZnati, rozhodn6 nebu
dou voliti bolSevicky. SmySle-
nj jeiich jest prisn6 demokra-
tlcke a tuto demokracii poji-
Hail take spraxne, chteiice.
pfedcvSim demokraticky budo
vat. Z te priciny nenaSly mezi
mimi RUNE nedemokraticke.
nenarodni a bolSevicke vystre-
ly zadnych stoupencu a blizici
Sc volby do n. S. vyrazne mas
o tom pouti. To jest u vojinu
olomoucke posadky faktem
nejvyS poteSitelnym a sv6dci
take nejlepe o iejich republi-
kan ke vysp6losti.'
H.lsner zaluje. Jak znamo,
byl zahy po prevratu propu-
stem z trestnice Hilsner, obvi-
neny Ze zname vrazdy Y Polne
Sotva byl nejakou chvili ma
syobod6. angazovala no filmo-
Va spolecnost "Enos" jako hr-
dinu filmoyeho dramatu- Ne
Ninne odsouzeny". Hilsner svo
Ill, ponevadz pry neved6l, co
je kino co spole6nost. Vypra
voval 5vuj zivotopis co nejpo-
drobneji Sc ySemi zajimavost-
mi vyNtrovani Il soudu a ucin-
koval V hlavni uloze. Ia to vSe
Nyplatilo mu spolecnost, KITE
ra jeho "dramatem vydelala
ohromne penize, pouze 1900
X rak. Nyni il chce Hilsner
zaloyati a obchodni soud We
Vidni ma roZhodnouti, jake
odskodneni mu ylastne prislu-
81.
Okrada republiku. Byvaly
obchodni priruci Jaroslav Mu-
xix Michle Jest zamestnan
Jako zrizenec ma vinohradske
poSt6, bere invalidni rentu
castce l40 X m6siGne, hraje ia
ko hudebnik ma pohrbech IA
bavach, cimz vydela mimo sve
ho sluzn6ho pres 500 X mesi-
enc. Pres TO brala jeho zena
Nilemina vyzivovaci podporu
ma = osoby. O pripadu ucineno
uredni oZnameni vyzivovaci
komiti.
Otravila Sc. Marie Jaklova.
2tleta z Dejvic {. 295, pozila
Y Gtery "a nepfitomnosti mu-
zovy jedu. Po prvni pomoci do
pravena zachrannou stanici do
vSeobecne nemocnice, kde pre-
devcirem zemfela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08

o utCClCh polSkehC tISku. | e.
sinsky zpravodaj krakovskeho
"CZa5u' mel rozhovor vudci
osobnosti dohodov9 komise te-
Sinske, ktera mu oznamila mi
mo jine: Nechapu, proc pol
sky tisk podnika takova taze-
nj proti' dohodove komisi. Ko-
m Sc Diisla do teSinska jen in
strukcemi, ably fidila Sc zde
naproston nestrann0sti hlaso-
vani lidu, a aby zabezpetila
kazdemu obGanu V plebi cit
MIN GZemi, at Cechu, Polaku
nebo Nemci, naprostou svobo-
du pri hlasovani. Nemuze by
t ami ieti n6jake predpoja-
tosti dohodove komise proti Pc
lakum primo jako urazka
mi vyGitka, re francouzska
vlada choya proti Polsku ne
pratelske Zam6ry: Nasi povin
nosti jest, udrzovati Y zemi
kid rofadek a proto jsme
piijal spravu uzemi. Ably
chom zabranili moznyr. e
nostem, byli jsme nucen. l.
kazati tabory lidu; na5im u
kolem jest jen, abychom zane
zhi plesbijcitni propaganda
Nebylo mono odstraniti ceske
cetnictvo, ma ktere 81 Polaci
stGzuji, ponevadz By mohla Y
zemi vzniknouti anarchie. Do
hodova komise plebiscitni ridi-
la Sc a bude Sc riditi jen "a
sadami prava. Polaci sami "a
dali hlasovani lidu a jsem pro
TO toho min6ni, ze jsou nyni
povinni umoZniti nam provede
nj jeho Ia normalnlch okolno-
sti. Prace bude vyzadovati del
81 DOLBY Doufam. re plebiscit
&c bude konati ma zaklad6 kom
promisu mezi Polskem a sta
tenn eeskoslovenskym. nebot'
oba staty jsou odkazany ma to,
ably spolecne pracovaly. pon6-
vadz je k tomu mutt jeiich po-
merry prirodni a politicke. AZ
bude odstranen nyn6jsi spor
dojde nepochybn6 rychle k do
rozumeni cesko-polskemu, coz
je take vrelym pranim doho-
dove plebiscitni komise.
Snizeny tres: ket'asum.
Pred taJem odsouzen byl pred
prazskym senatem koSticky
mlynar j. X. Ort a obchodnik
r. Bauer pro zlocin plet.ch
potravinami a precin zdrazova
nj k l5mesicnimu zalan a k
penezite pokute 100000 X.
Bauer pax do tezkeho zalare
ma 8 mesicG k pokute $4,000
korun. Oba obzalovani jejich
kamaradi podali zmateGni stiz
most, niz bylo jednano pred
kasacnim soudem V Brn6 5.
bfeZna t. y. ZmateGni stiznost
ostatnich byla zamitnuta, ale
bylo vyhoveno zmatecni stiz-
nosti j. Orta a Rich. Bauera.
RoZsudek |. stolice pro zloCin
S potravinami byl zruSen O.
ba byli uznani vinnymi pouZe
pfecinem a tax Jo5. Ort byl Cd
souZen do tuheho veZeni ma 6 .
pokuta snizena ma
100000 X, Bauer pax do tube
no vezeni ma 4 mesice a k po-
kute $4,000 K. Timto rozsud-
KEN sc Ort dostava vlastne ma
svobodu, protoze trest svdi
odsedel 81 jiz We vysetrovaci
vazbe. y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08

Middletown, N. Y, 7. dub
Ia. - Priserna vrazda byla tn
spachana vcera k veceru. j.
Edward Lsrey, urednik new
yorsk6 telefonni spolecnosti,.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
Calennar for tbe Currrnt 2Dfek

SUNDAiCarnege Hail. Society,"
8:5 the
paony Orchestra; Aeoln Hail. Symphony
society," metropolitan Opera House.
drom 8:15
college, 4 D. free recital by A. DIV
MoNDAYoan Hail. ballad by
Institute Musical m song recital by
abe Garrison; 8:15
m and English "LOracoo"
Lexington Thcater, of
French LIeure D. m
organ recital by Joseph Bonnet; (and all
week), English opeeta,
'oEsDAY-carnge Hail. Symphony Society,"
$40 violin recital by Aeola Hall
rtal ny Northrup
Auditorium the m h
Relnald Werrenah; opera
Chicago Company, al
WEDNEsDAYCarnegie Hail. the New svmnbonv
society Aeohan Hail. Horace
music ny the Berkshire Qure City College, organ re-
cltal by Samuel A. Baldwin;
opera Chicooo
Company, - ~eN
lhofsDA-Aeolan Hail. pianoe by Rosa Simon. 85
m violin by Emily
music oy Clarence Dknson Metropolitan n French
opera Samson ct Dalia" Italian ona
by the Chicago Company La - ON
fklDAY-Aeoian Hail. Lester Doahue g.
recital by Edith Bideau Carnegie Hall $3.50 M cont
by the Philharmonic Society," $3.50 D. M Eve NJ
Lexington Theaer, bv the Cb;caoo f'
"Aphrodte" e 9"p""s'
oAIURD1-Aeoan Hail. Ernest
s5 m, recital by Graveue Carnegie Hall oso ~ I
vohn recital by Fritz Ksler;
German English, non,1.u
"LAmoe ~ 1o;on aa
Chicago "Rigoletto"; at nonrl, e
0N " R'p"'ai pflces'
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
AT the Metropolitan

"Faust" will be sung tomorrow after-
noon as special Washington Birthday
matinee. The cast will include Mines.
Farrar, Delaunois and Berat and
Messrs. Martinelli, Werrenrath (his
first appearance this season with the
company, Mardones and Ananian. Mr..
Wolff will conduct
Other operas of the week will be:
"L'Oracolo" and "Cleopatra's Night
tomorrow evening, the former sung
by Mmmes. Easton and Arden hnd
Messrs. Scotti, Harold, Didur. DAN
gelo and Audisio, Mr.. Moranzoni con-
ducting. "Cleopatra's Night" will be
sung by the original cast, including
Nine. Aida and Messrs. Kingston. Picco
and d'Angelo.
"zaza" on Wednesday evening, with
Mines. Farrar. Egener, Ingram and
Miss Quintana and Messrs. Crimi,
Amato, Picco and Bada.
Samson ct Dalila'. Thursday evening,
with Nine. Metzenauer and Messrs. Ca
russo, Whitehill and Mardones.
"Rigoletto" Friday evening. with Nine
Barrientos and Messrs. Hackett. de
Luca and Mardones.
"Parsifal' will have it's second per-
formance in English at the Saturday
matinee, beginning at 1880. The cast
will include Mines. Matzenaussr. Cor
don. Ingram, Sundelius, Ellis, Delau-
nois, Mellish and Tiffany and Messrs.
Harold, Whitehill, Rothier, Didur,
Ananian, laurent, d'Angelo and Qua.
Mr.. Bodanzky will conduct.
"L'Amore del ire Re" will be sung
at popular prices on Saturday evening.
The cast will include Nine. Muzio and
Messrs. Martinelli, Picco and Didur.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
SNm ""c@o %
<z1 ~xENG
X7ZA RUeFO. M
~R>eozE7zo"
1MONG those present IN
4 the musical euents of
the 2OeeE

shards for castanets-a detail neglected
by all her successors and imitators),
but it had lost vocal charm, and the
1reaklshness of her tempt was disturb
ing to the older set Of operngocrs, Mr..
Walter Damrosch conducted the per-
formance and there were only two rep
etltlons. Two years later she made
nor final appearances in opera with the
Carl Rosa Company in London, and in
lS96-her mother having ded-she re-
tired from public life and made her
home IN villa near Lucerne, Switzer-
land. Her husband, the Baron Ernst
Won Hesse- -Wartigg, a traveller and
writer, died about year ago.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
Music in Newark

Joseph A. Fuerstman announces a
special concert at the Newark Armorv
on Saturday evening, April 8, when
Eugen Ysaye and Mischa Elman will
appear in recital. A few days later.
April I, another great violinist. Jascha
Heifetz. will appear at the armorv
under Mr.. Fuerstman's management.
At the remaining concerts in joseph
A. Fuerstman's world famous artists
series at the Newark Armory to-mor-
row, Pablo Casals, 'cellist, and Carolina
Lazzari. contralto, will appear; also. on
March 22, Boston Symphony Orches stra.
with Pierre Monteux conductor and
Hudolph CAM, soloist, April Z, Jascha
Heifets, violinist; and April 20, John
concert tstax
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
To.night's ssOpera Concert,

At to-night's "Opera Concert" ~
following program will be rendersde sde
Act Convent scene) of LA Fora
del Destino," with Miss Ponselle and
Messrs. Mardones and d'Angelo. The
prologue from "Mefistofeles" with NJ
1, nldur. Third act (mad scene) from
LUCIA di Lammermoor," with Miss Scot
ney and Nj. Martino, and the second
scene scene OF Act 2 Of "Aida," with
y. misses Ponselle and Ingram and
Messrs; Crimi. Zanelli, Martino and
dAngelo. The entire chorus, orches-
ira and stage band will take part IN
a. the numbers under the direction Of
Maestro Giulio Setti. A "
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
Opera at the Canitol

The most ambitious musical feature
yet presented by the Capitol Theater
in conjunction with motion pictures
Will be given this week, when "Caval-
leria Rusticana' will be sung by
Cesar Nesi, tenor; Melanie Verbouwens,
mezzo-soprano; Jean MacNeil, con-
tralto; William Robyn, tenor; Harry
Luckstone, barytone; two sopranos, as
yet unannounced, and John Campbell.
Following this presentation Director
Bowes and his staff will prepare pro-
duction Of "Hansel and Gretel" in
English. with cast of great distinc-
tton and setting by John Wanger.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
Programs of the Week
64R/ZO/IE
SUNDAY

Carnegie Hall, 8 p. m. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society:
symphony No 8, in fiat major, OPP
SYMPHONIC Poem. "Vltava' smetana
Concerto No. l. in E fiat major, for
piano and orchestra. List
Sergei RachmaninofP.
overture, "Carneval' .,.. Dyorate
AT 8;15 p. nj. Concert by the New
Peoples Symphony Orchestra:
Overture. William Tell" .... Rossni
S9na.a Va1sa paet;o'a IN = major searIatti
Two Part Inventions F major, "A
minor) ...:....... .................. Bach
Jerome Rappaport
Meloch ................... B. Schram
Bernard Schram.
Aria-Romance ("Cavaleria RustcanaD,
Christine Langenhan Courtesy of Hugo
Boucek) with orchestra.
pyemy Suite. ssp"0"y op LEO SSTute55 oTnsten
Jerome Rappaport.
so Soon Forgotten Tin Russian),
Tschaikowsky
Menuett dc Martini lin FRENCH. .Weckerlin
Carneval Gin I'rench) ........ FourdrAin
Beautiful A Art Thou, Ny Iov4.. :..:.. Hyde
Song Son OF, Of the Open. Frank La Forge
NHi,lSllfic lduSennaN.
Aria from LA Boheme". Puccini
Bernard Schram.
Marche Slav .............. Tschaikowsky
Aeolian Hall, 8 p. M. Concert by the
Symphony Society:
Symphony No. Elcar
coneerto nr in D major for violoncelo with
Pablo Casals. A''''
Suite from "Daphnis and Chloe" .Rnvel
Hippodrome, S:15 p. m. Fourth con-
cert by the orchestra and artists of
I the Chicago Opera Company:
Overture, "Carnaval Romain" .Berlioz
Bolero, "vespri siciliani' Verdi
Rosa Raisa
Aria, m Appari from "Martha") Flotovv
Alessandro Bonci
Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso.
Saint-Saens
Eugene Dubois
Aria from "Ernani" Verdi
Giacomo Rimini.
Priere Pour une Enfant Defunte. m. Rave
Duet from Ses pescatori d perie R;sst Risst
c ~, Messrs. Bonci and Rimini.
Rosa Raisa
Group of songs
0, del milo dolce ardor Clu.L
Vaghssima Sembianza Donaudv
La gita in gondoa. a..........Ro Rossini
Alessandro Bonci.
Duet, 20 terro addio'' (from "Aida") Verdi
Rosa Rasa and Alessandro Bonci
Brooklyn Academy of Music, S:15
Ip. m. Concert by the Irish Musical
Society:
Would God l Were the Tender Apple
blossom .................. Old Irish
Molly on the Shore. Percy Granger
Elsa Fischer String Quartet.
y Donnell Aboo (by requesD ....... Mccain
Marie Narelle
'oii' oolo Selected
Valentino Crespi
An Irish Lullaby by....... Shannon
The Top of the Morning Evan
John O'Malley.
On the Road to Balinure. Hughes
Cora Tracy
Trio No. l, G major Havdn
The New York Trio.
The Harp That Once nce......,M Moore
The Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow.
Lily Meagher
me me Gouin ............... Old Irish
The Valley Lay Smiling Before Me. Old Irish
Hans kronod 'cellst
Sweet Norah O'Neae. County Antrim Ballad
She Is Far from the Land. . Moore
The Foggy Dew Stanford
L Redferne Hollinshead
Selected Recitations.
William J. Kelly
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22

Duet from ''The Jewels of the Madonna"
y, Wolf-Ferrari
Nine. Van der Veer and Reed Miller.
Chanson Boire ("Jolie File de Perth''),
Bizet
Henry Weldon
Air from Louise . Charpen+ier
Miss Irene Williams
beggar at Loves Gate EAST Indian
song oycie) .......-........ Strickland
Morning and Sunlight. Breath of
Sandalwood. Temple Bells.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
MONDAY

Carnegie Hall, p. M. Song recital
by Mabel Garrison
The Sailors Song Havdr
Iambourin. -. XVIII Steele, arr. by Tiersot
Fleur des Alpes .Tyrolienne, arr by Weiev!in
AAAy oACo Wolff
Sweetheart Is There. re......,.... Franz
The Forsaken Maiden The Gardener; The
Water Sprite Wolf
T111pese 80, OelafOsse
harmonic du Soir r.............De Debussv
II Etait une Bergere. Fourflra;n
Elegia Eterna 10y Granados
Seguidilie .;::..H 49,. .Manyel de Tala
a Addio from 'vignettes Of Italy"). 80. Watts
- 'Ac ANlSut. JacObi
pm reace ......... ................... Siemonn
oaIiade Observation-Disclosures. SibelIa
Aeolian Hall, 8 p. m. Second Fred
eric Warren ballad concert:
Sonata, Largo Allegro pornor.
Cornelius Van V1ist
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22

Ksynardine tcounty Don.saD Old VIZ Iss
Ihe Gartan Mothers Lullaby Old Ina
The Next Market Day ulster ballad
p,. Old lid
lhe immortal (Spring Song).
Mrs. Jean Dsviau
Carnegie Hall, S:15 p. M. Concex
by the New Symphony Orchestr
tuesday afternoons program repeated
THURSDAY
Aeolian Hall, 8 p. M. Piano redt
by Rosa Simon:
Fonta f,ont.e; Up. 2I.-.. .Beethcwl
Mozart, Andante Favori. Bends
Arahesque tNo D...n - neSrsr
1B5aiiade; 15 G minor. OPP. 11S. No. g.. .Brshm
Etude de Concert, L minor .Iiu
oailade' a fiat major. Op. II ...... Chopin
At S:15 p. m. Violin recital by
Emily Gresser: =
Sonata, A major. css.r p,,.
Emily Gresser and Harold Bauer ''"'
concerto No. 2. in E mai R.k
N"ilh accompaniment of string quartet and
piano..
Sn..oitiia Sn.a ......-. -.-.......... Vital (l7w
" iaho accompaniment, manuscript BY R-
sario Scalerol.
Danze Napolitape manuscript: first PEI,
, lormance) ....... Rosario Seak,s
"ii'oihln1e ...-....-...... Mont
Arranged by Sam Franko)
hungarian Dance, No. 4. =. Brahms,Joschn
Carnegie Hall, $50 p. m. Concsrt
by the Philharmonic Society:
Night on Bald Mountain"
c, MoussorrU
concerto No. I in B fiat minor, Op. q
Tor piano and orchestra Tschaikomis
Sergci Rachnaninoff
'S"phony No. :, E minor. Op. II.
Rachmanns1
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
SATURDAY

Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m. Piano res1
by Ernest Hutcheson:
Moments Musicals op. 30: No .. IN
nat; No. 3, in F minor: No. 4. u
t sharp minor; No: 5, in minor. :. tsS, { s.s.x
sonetto 123 di Petrasca: FuneraiIIss!; {,
=. Rhapsody. No. Is ............I Ipnl
ooiree de Nienne. No. 2. in A fat ma,or:
BY the Sea; Greeting; "The Eflhing' -
Schubert.bs' ~.
At s:15 p. m. Song recital by L0sa
Russian Songs:
In My Attic; Deaths Lullaby: The Sen
marian; The Dolls Cradle Song -
Belgian Songs tarst American T
Evening: The Tom-sit: The Call
Death: The Young Year, .,.ss
French songs: r..a
lie Vase Brise. -
La Vaeabonde ............Er Erhsss ~
Notre Amour -. -
songs to old English lyrics tnrsl q
can performance ,se5l
Have Pity, Grief (Peter Hansted' r,,Ssslkl ssjSs.lkl
Come, Be My Valentine tLauneel99s ,.s'', g ]
drews. 1850 $3.50. :,;.. Tlr
-. ant wtn.er s,o storms toir Tssh11.
Tha III, toool -, TttlA
y tanohymousl p.h.,, Wesss,8
in5s l iou'h IS Pleasure sn0'' TssA
1ooo ..'...'..... Trek63s
The Morrice Dance tanonymousj"A'
Songs by American composers: ~. go
pa~ ~uu ..''...''..'''''' ward Stp
DStiypIOWn IS ~
The Shadow OF the Bamboo fener
colored Stars (first rcrsorna.ss8
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-29
KEETON HEARING
RESULTS NO BOND
Witnesses Give Details Of Trage-
dy AT Carnival Grounds Last
Thursday Night

The examining trial of John Kce-
ton terminated in his being held to the
grand jury without bond. There
were q number of witnesses exanli9l-
ed for and againTt. Indications are
said to have pointed to an argument
between the men beiorc the gun plav
which resulted in the death Of Rob
ert Powell at the carnival grounds.
1t is estimated that within ter
minutes after Keeton fred the fatal
shots he was at the county jail, whele
he briefly stated what he had done
to Jaiier William Burgess, adding az
had to do it," and anked to be locked
up.
Keeton was seen by q number who
knew him en- route from the carnival
grounds, and they claimed he wa
was walking in the middle OF tho
street and apparently. in q hurry. H
was not with his wife during The
evening of the killing, nor afterward.
He Immediately left the carnival
grounds, and although Mrs. Kecton
remained a short time, she is said t.
have been brought away in an auto.
Kceton also states. he never caused
anyone with the exception of Powell
TO be placed under q surety bond as
a result of alleged attentions to h;::
wife.
That there will be q number Of
of II
known there is no doubt. 1t is known
that one man. who is said to have
witnessed the shooting, called to the
jail, where he is said to have stated
he felt under obligations TO name TIC
call and state that he could be relied
upon as witness at any time; that
he happened to be close by and was
forced TO witness the tragedy, and
after having heard the conditions un-
der which the shooting was done he
felt it his duty to call and cXpre.::;
himself. This information was given
by 'Lige Keeton, a brother of Joiir
Keeton. Keeton has q record as 9
Woodworking man. He has been CHI
ployed for years in and about Rich
mond.
Powell was one Of the first to an
swer the call Of his country and went
to war, leaving his aged mother al
her home in this city. He is said to
have made an enviable record at the
front and was regularly discharged
from the army With a discharge stat
ing his valiant work.
1t is understood there is move
ment on foot to have Keeton admitted
to bond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-29
NO SEPARATE
BALLOT FOR W0MEN

Frankfort Ky. Sept, 27-FulI suf-
frage was conferred on women by
adoption of the Nineteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution, and by act
Of the 1920 General Assembly Lro-
vision was made to reform the elect
ion machinery in conformitory with
the anticipated result of its sub
mission. So no seperate ballots will
provided for women this year and
they will vote for every Office before
the electorate this fall.
This explanation was sent out by
Fred A. Vaughn, Secretary of State,
in instructions to County Clerks. Mr.
Vaughn consulted Attorney General
Charles 1. Dawson and State Super n
tendent George Colvin before having
the instructions printed as he fore
saw confusion ON this subject and
that of school board elections.
There will be a separate nonpa. ii
san ballot for county school trustees
elected now from the county at-large.
Five are to be voted for, and The
words, "vote for five" will be printed
under the heading, School Ticket"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-29
.CIRCDIT COURT
DOCKET HLARGE
Grand Jurors Will Also Be Called
First Of Week for Regular
Duty

A glance over the docket for
the Madison circuit court shows
a greater number of cases. booked
for trial than usual, there being
81 ordinary appearance cases and
"a equity cases. This number was
docketed before the close OF the
time limit for filing cases before
the opening of court.
The session promises to be an
extensive one, as there are num-
Der OF cases which were continued
from the last term. The grand
jury is scheduled for Monday of
next week but it is probable that
Judge Shackclford will adjourn
all proceedings over to Tuesday
as IS usually done when Monday
is county court day.
There are a number of very in
teresting cases to be tried at the
coming term, including several
murder cases, Mrs. Lizzie Fin
ney's case. several big damage
suits and about score of divorce
proceedings.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-29
LATE News NOTES

Senator Duncan Fletcher, OF
Florida, will speak for the Demo
cratic ticket i'll Kentucky.
Harris Whittenburg. 10, Louis
Vile boy. is to speak for the Dem
ocratic ticket in kentucky.
Within a mile from New Alba
ny Il 1O0-9allOn moonsiine still
was captured and destroyed
The assistant postmaster ri
Newport has been arrested on Il
charge of stealing 81 1907 from
the government.
Riots in PetrOgrad are report
ed and the Reds are reported rs
marching on Lembur9.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-29
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES you FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved ard the Rheumatic Poison
starts TO Leave the SYSTEM Within
Twenty-fOur Hours.

Every druggist in this, county is au-
thorized to. say to every rheumatic slif-
ferer that if two bottles of Allenriiu,
stop all agony, reduce swollen joints
and do away with even the slightest
twinge of rheumatic, pain he Will glad
ly return your money without com
ment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years and really marvellous results
have been Accomplished in the most
severe cases where the suffering and
agony was intense and piteous and
Mr. James H.. Allen. the discoverer
of Allenrhu who for many years suf-
fered the torfnents OF acute .rheuna-
tism desires all sufferers to know that
he does not, want a cent of anyone's
money unless Aflenrhu decfsively con-
mas Instructed all druggists to guar
antee in everyinstance. tues
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-29
BUFFALO

The farmers took advantage OF
the pretty days to house their to-
bacco.
Mrs. Tale and daughters, Efnc
and Maude, were Sunday visit
ors OF Mrs. Mize and family.
Miss. Nina Cox visited Miss Jala
Wells Sunday night
Mrs. William Cole is very i'll.
Her daughter, Mrs. BlufOrd Lit
trell of Versailles. was called to
her bedside.
Miss Dorothy Mizc visited
Misses Mdude and Effie Hale on
Sunday night
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-29
$leC Fine For Speeding
Reduced; First Offense

Monday night. in city court,
Judge G. Murray Smith fined Mel
son Ward 500 for speeding on
Lancaster avenue. but on motion
Of City Attorney Chenault, the
fine was reduced to the minimum
SIC. the minimum fine for the
first ohense. Judge Smith stat
cd Ward was making close to e
miles an hour at one point.