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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
Notice To TIE Public

Miss Fannie Culton and Miss
Mary Miller, who have been op-
Grating their millinery store on
West Man street under the firm
name of Tracy & Co., will in
the future business as Culton
.& Co. Their many friends are
invited to caIi at all times. %
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
DEMONSTRATORS Notice

: '9AH persons having claims against
the estate &C w. Letchor Newly arc
hereby notified to present same pro,
perly proven as required by law to
the undersigned administrator on or
before Feb. !, 1920. All owing him
must settle st once j. II. Million,
r. D. 4, Richmond 334--1tw 4w
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12

stocks there Is ample supply, AMI
any immediate increase in pro-
duction, without a corrcspon ling
increased II the demand from the
consumer, viii probably have the
effect Of causing lower prices.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
MAURICE TOURNEUR Present., The life line
- aGparamouakaApNG acAue

port, covering the entire country,
will probably show a larger sl!r-
plus.
A smaller amount Of cream mas
been delivered to the creamcri@s
this week, but with the res ervc
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
Legal Nc3ice To Stockholders

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Southern Ma
tional Bank at its banking office
in Richmond, Ky, on the second
Tuesday in January, 1920, Gan.
l3th), for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction of such other bus
ihess as may come before them.
r. NJ. ROWLAND,
554 I'd Cashier.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE TO
STOCKHOLDERS

There viii be a meeting of the
stockholders Of the Madison Nation
al bank in Richmond, Ky, on Tuesday
Jan. 18th between the hours Of 10 a.
m. and 2 p. m. for the election of
directors and the transaction of such
other busineas as may come before
them
Std T. r. DURNAM, Cashier.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12

FOR SALE number of
houses and lots on Halle Irvine
street. Terms reasonable. Apply
to B. Current, lis Halle Irvine.
Phone $50. 32S-tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
CLASSIFIED Advertisements
word each insertions adv. taken for less
than Csc; all cash with order.
For Sale

IOR sALE-Kr. Red Berkshire
Swi inc: some extra nice boars and gifts
Large enough for service These are
from my champion show herd. w. 3.
Turley. Richmonr, KY. 2s1 If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
HENRY COUNTY
FARMS FOR Sale
Woods & Douglas, Real Estate
Box 16 SmithGelc, KY.

We have a nice list Of farms
for sale, among them the follow
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12

FOR SALE-Dixie Inn. Doing
Good Business. 81 rooms Steam
heated. Gas Electric lights. House
on rear of lot Other business re-
quires owners attention. Richmond,
Ky. If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
Rooms For Rent

ROOMS Fer RENT-3 unfinished
rooms for rent; apply Mrs. Dunbar,
corner Fifth street and North st. 6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12
Lost or Found

LOST-On street last week, a sold
necklace with an ivory charm; liberal
reward for return to Mrs. Charles
10 an
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-12

ATTRACTIVE front room for rent. in
private family, on West Main street.
Gentleman preferred. Phone 416. 3p
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
Uncle Ted's Bedtime Stories
Wasted by Democrats--Acres of Nate
Rusting in Brooklyn.

are hundreds OF things along this line
could tell you about. but am going
TO dwell upon something / saw with
my own eyes. spent the greater
part Of one day going around what Is
known as the Brooklyn Army Base.
This base, which Is reached by sub
way from New York City, covers
many acres OF ground. II was. Dullt
during the war 30 store f0Odsluls
and machinery tC be shipped 10 Eu-
rope for our troops. There IS an I'M
mense concrete building and many
docks where the army transports
loaded the troops and supplies and
line after line Of railroad tracks:
There are huge derrlcks, used To- loa9
lhe ships. some OF them finished anu
some never completed.
All OF that was fine and as II should
be. but where the Democratic waste
and NEGLECT comes In Is in the way II
Is All being treated today. As you go
down a long street before entering the
gales YOU see long tracks win 'lhe
rails rusing. Two or three coaciles
sand on one rack. marked Tor tne
Medical Department, and mey arr
rottlng and rusting. After you enter ..
IIlb gates NHN VI NAAt IA ~
See NJ long lines OF motor trucks
standing out in the open with no
covering whatever. Many OF the en-
eIaes are not even covered by lhe
usual hood. There they stand, tracks
worth thousands OF dollars, standing
unprotected from the weather, win
every inch Of them rustlng away
more and more each day. Along the
docks you see piles and piles OF mate
rial taken from ships. l bet could
/ sell an OF that material Just as lunI,
/ and make enough money so that
wouldn't have to work again for
mighty long time In these piles .
SAW bath tubs and life RATS and all
manner Of material containing large
quantities OF metal"
why don't they do something
I with il?" asked Jack.
II don't know, Jack, All OF thi'
waste of machinery and metal is baC
enough, but what / heard from
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
Food and Machinery

There he Is. .here he is called out
RUN as she and her brother were
watching every coacn OF the long
train pulling into the station 10 see
who would be the nrst TO locate
Uncle Ted
That's him all right" said Jack.
"NOu win"
Hello Riddles" called their uncle,
as he jumped from the last coach.
IL knew you'd be here 10 meet me.
How are you anyway 10 seems a
year since l saw you last and its
only been week"
We're just fine. Uncle Ted,
answered Jack. But we want 70
know all about your trip You viii
tell US a story soon. won't your
You bet / Will. Right away.
We've got an hour before dinner, so
we will take a ride through the park
and ! can tell YOU story then.
After they were all settled In the
car with Uncle Ted's baggage packed
snugly away, Uncle Ted said Il had
great trip, but / saw some thlnCs
that made me feel badly and heard
some things hat made me feel
more than ever mat the re
publican party must be placed
In power at the election In November.
have told you a lot OF stories about
the world club plan and ] think both
OF you understand that subject pretty
well. / find in travelling around that
the real Americans have made up
their minds on that subject and VIII
never vote for man who favOrs lhe
United Slatos becoming memDel
of The Wilson league. In taci the
subject seems 10 be settled. Cover
nor Cox realizes that fact and iol
( that reason he is trying to change
the subject and make the people rs
len 10 a lot Of fairy stories about inc
money The Republicans are supposed
TO be spending for the election. NC
one Is taking him seriously Decaus,
people realize that II he had anythlnl
worth While TO talk about II h'
could make real speeches SHOWN.
why 10 would be a good thing. TO loiI
| the world club, he wouldn't ! vase
time making up stories about some
thing ne hasn't as yet been aDole =.
prove. So. as / say, most OF ti'
| American people have made up thel
minds on this world club business
They don't want II and they won
"The people are interested in IN,
way the Democrats have wasle'
money and thereby Increased , lhel
taxes 10 the breaking point lheI'
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
.,,,,,- ,,.r1ry IN DOURTr

"7ne Valley Of Doubt iesturi,,ls l,l
A~i,ne pretty and Thurston Hall, SELF
eief's latest superfeature Will nave
IL last showing at The Sa'oy IheatrS
fodav The sorry is clear-cui forcelui
and consistent and The cast eAcep-
Honailv well chosen. The action taxes
niace almost entirely oui-oi-doors, IN
ihe lumber camp district Of Canaee. .,.i.
,rd the scenes are very effective. me
Moi development Is dependent on tne
erorts of two men 20 win girl uns
h nrovcnied by his manhood iron
eioonins To underhanded methods, nu
the olhef knows only the prlmitN'
iayvs OF instinc., and the strongest %
these is his .esire for the possess.ioi
- ire xoman. 'srh5 Valley OF DOUBT
is he story Of a night 10 the nnlsn
vlfh exciting incidents and rapla 40
lion. The snow scenes are Wlthou
douht Inc most beautiful that haN'
ever been screened, and nave peer
taken amid Genes OF surpa sing spleh
dor The added attraction rs
screaming and timely two reel COMEDY
rommencing 1morrow '-Phe hiaer
N The Dawn" adapted from lan
r-av's .sThe Desert Of Wheat, VIII ID
he attraction for the remaihuer o
ne week
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
ACID STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
The Real Cause of Indigestion

..,5s IN the stomach irrinte and IN
r.-,,- fhe delicate stomach lining, sour
md ferment the food, prevent propeer al,
~-etfon and lead 70 nine teuths or aii
bvepepsia and Indigestion. fepsih an. ahu
ofher artificial dlgeatenta give oniy ttt-
-.c-o-v relief and DO not correct the
stomach acids should be neutralized
,s5iv. and the stomach kept sweet and
-. 1fse-nesia water made from q tea
,oonnfui on four tablets Of Bisurated
tarnesia obtainable at any reliable crug
uore. THIS prevents food fernentauon
eifhout pain. BY following this plan
you may eat almost anything without
lear Of Indigestion
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

sailor who has made many trips
across the ocean with troops and who
is stationed at the army base now Is
Tar worse. Apparently these store
houses stll contain large quantities
Of foodstuffs. He told me that he
had seen a huge barge loaded down
with rotten onions hauled out into
the bay from the docks and dumped
overheard. He also saw barge loads
or rotten potatoes and canned goods
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

handled the same way. What would
we think Of a grocer here at home
who let the food IN his store rot
when people nearby were starving2
Not much. would we? That would
be bad enough. But 10 think OF the
War Department controlled by The
Dem6crats letting these fOOdstuffs rot
Brooklyn and New York starvingl
And then 10 take the food and dump
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
AT THE GARRICK
WANTED MAN CAUGHT IN JERsEY

CHESTER Pa. Sept. News was
reoeivod by District Attorney TayioI
from the Sheriff OF Cape May county
IN j.. that he had captured John W.
Tingle. charged win shooting ano
fatally wounding Joseph hayes, on
Morton. The sheriff took Tlngle near
fho home OF his mother on a tip re-
c-lved from the Delaware county az
tornev. The shooting was the result
on an argument In the Hayes home
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
Aunrcr FOLIOyVs FATALITY.

CHESTER. Pa. sept. S.-folloWlne
NJ desih of John o. English, A6 years
ia. Thomas Helms. driver OF a lilney.
,.ss e,e' arrasted Yesterday FOR failure 10
-eoori an accident % w police. Eng,
nsh fived AL No. 306 Clayton street
"a when tal0n there after the accl-
srnt he was unconscious. Dr. II. -
Iourhead found The man dead on ms
srrival and notified the authorizes.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
m min lhe ncean Ill

10 10 ETIN TE0TTTI
Il think it is terrible" said Jack.
Is criminal. And any party that can
not run the branches OF the govern
ment better than that has no business
being allowed one ounce Of power
Why, most OF the freight that is
needed in the city OF New York could
be handled right through that army
base with its immense acreage Of
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

tracks and docking facilities. This is
lnst one place that l know OF where
things are going 10 ruin through
Democratic neglect. How many more
there are 1t is hard to tell"
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
'California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept California" Syrup Of Figs
Only-lOok for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach
liver. and bowels Children love its
fruity taste. Fun directions on each
bottle. You must say California"
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
~CROOKED sTREETsv

Elncl Clayton In Crooked Streets
is now finishing IT'S engagement OF
three days at the Majestic Theatre.
The attraction is one Of the most
worthy that has come In the FORM OF
melodrama. With Miss Clayton as
its siar the picture never once loses
the spirited action that begins almost
in Is flrst scene. =.
Tomorrow the paramount-Ar,crail
week will be further continued Win
the Introduction OF the version OF
Robert w. Chambers famous story
The Fighting Chance" This picture
represents entertainment not only u
the many hundreds and thousand'
who have read the original fiction
work. but TO all those who can CLEAR
pleasure in witnessing a romanti,
love story set in background OF
laste and luxury and represented Dy
.-ronp III players all selected foi
helr individual fitness for the in'
dividual role.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
..sTrILA MARIs"

Nary pickford IN ''Ssclla Maflss
49,, he novel by William }, Loche
y ~ ~ attraction az the strand TO-DAY
n X nlciure that wlll-move you;
roste Won weep. laugh and -.hen seho
~on ,''e, from. the theatre b a happier
mnod This Is not one q ne ssal :
osSesl productions, but u Is one ,sl q,
her hest and is being shown AZ 'is T.
renuesf az many OF our ,parons. u. y
one of thc strongest attraotio1s TOT
Paramount week
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
acnrAsrn LIGHTNING"

poday Charles Ray is playing at tnS lS
Riaito In a comedy called uIoaSsu \,
lirhfninr.n This picture Wheh ~,
irSduced for presentation ~
months ago, PROVED itscn one &c., w.
very best Of the famous nay Net
~ '.panofrv how character and allow
y, i him additional opportunity Ior
comedy ecting. -. ,s canning
,,,,o-~ovv with Dorothy Dalton. ~
is ouite unusual to see uils A'''bnt mi
~. 1oefie e.ar in c0meay' n"'
eHsrdbolied" Is such.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Search the Want Ads for good Of
fee positions during the coming
month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
DOVER NEWS NOTES.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER. Sept S.-Ihe Dover schools
opened yesterday. Ihe total enroll
ment in the High School by classes
was as follows: senior class, -;
Junior class. A.; sophomore class. al /;
freshmen class. az; a total OF ti9.
AT the First Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. the Rev. Thomas Kerr, OF
Wilmington, preached. The former
paisor. the Rev Floris Fer,Verda re-
signed two months ago. His sue
cessor has net been named.
Farm interests should be advertised
tt,,.,,,,-h 49, want ads This month
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
.rur WHITE CIRCLE"

Tonieht The enga cement OF Maurice
ronrneiir's production The White
Circle will be concluded at the
0neea The attraction Is particularly
Unusual in way Of story, settling ana
representation .,.-, CO.,
f.arrv Semon's comedy THE stage
handn and the reel devoted TO BaDe
pnlh's work at the bat have Desn
held over for the remainder OF Ne
week to act as part Of the prograM
with Viola Dams picture "Danse,io,us ,,i
10 Men" which will be introduced To-
Snancerous to men, Is a farce OF
misrepresentation and mischlel. ,,llnl ln
fhe character OF Eliza young Nilss
whose years numbered AZ ieasl elsii,l >, y,
cen and whose actions coilesP'n'''u u
more nearly to eight.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

GIN IAM JEWS,

Popularity seems to sgree with
Jim Jam Jems" for each succeed
ing performance shows the company
in better mood and entirely at ease
In the representation Of the merry
musical play which is continuing Tor
the remainder OF the week as The cur
rent Playhouse attraction.
In the cast Of principals are TO be
found Ada Mae Weeks. Joe E. Brown
the King Sisters and a score OF otners
all merry and competent.
The next attraction TO be pre-
sented at the Playhouse Is George
BrOadhurst's production OF Langdon
NicCOrmick's thrilling play ihe
Storm which owes much OF its NJ.
markable success 90 one or tne most
thrilling forest fire scenes that mas
stag. Is a romano OF d wood OF NV
ever been presented on the Now olk
siago. Is a romance OF the Woous %,
the great Northwest. The Story ls ol
the rivalry for the affection OF a
simple girl OF that great eHpanse, ID Dg y
cultured young Englishmani a man
of ne world. and a rather rough but
true hearted product OF her own sur
roundings. a. .
seats for all performances OF me
engagement will be on sale on ana
after tomorrow morning.
At THE GARRICK
Little Hugh ODonpell. who IS al
the Garrick Theatre this week, y one
OF the most remarkable little Fellows
on the stage. With the assistance oil
his father. James ODonnell, he enaci,s
some really wonderful acroDallc
feais. He is so sure OF himself ln
everything ne does that he does MOI
manifest the slightest bit OF nervous,
ness. The act is one Of me cleyervsl y
novelties In the varieties; IL Is
something that is talked about ny
Inc spectators after he show, whicn
attesis ,he impression IL makes on
the public mind.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mail and Phone orders Frled
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-10

ga nto below their loudest:
Come let us sing a merry song.
1 To you it may sound sad.
And if YOU think it loud and long
/ We think that it's not bad.
, Wen sing about a grumpy one
Who snaps and bites all day.
And if you call that having fun"
We make reply, go, 'way.'
He has a glittering, wicked eye
And also cruel jaws.
And if you ask the reason why,
Well answer you, "becausel"
He'll stDetch his neck and grab you
quick
Don't let him come too near!
And if you poke him with a stick
He'll seize that too-oh. dear!
Now, we'll admit he swims quite well
And that he's slow ashore.
Don't ask us if he wears shell
Until we tell you more.
Don't ask us if he's fond of fish
Nor seek to learn his age.
And kindly don't express a wish
To see him in a rage!
Don't ask us if his claws are strong
And if he has a tail
1t might be short and blunt, or long
And pointed like nail
We do not want to cause you pain.
We would not give offense-
But, sir, you'll not come here again
If you have any sense.
After the last echo of the song had
lost itself in the depths of Cedar
Swamp, the singers all turned smiling,
to their listener.
But his face wore no smile. On the
contrary, Timothy Turtle frowned
darkly
"You can't fool me''' he cried,
"You don't like me! You don't want me
herer'
Ferdinand Frog swallowed a few
times.
WELL" said he, "of course my man
ners are so elegant that l simply could
not dispute one of my elders. And,
anyhow. Mr.. Turtle, you'd find that
our singing sounded twice as well if
you were half a mile away"
ut certainly couldn't sound any
worse than 1t does here" Timothy re-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-10
Are Men Gulllable?

|
For long while sat there envelop
ed in unhappy thoughts. Suddenly
became conscious that the whistnYs
had stopped in the bathroom and
knew that John was shaving. Their
came voice in happier tones thar
those he used before going in to his
bath Katherine, will you please open
my grip and bring me a silk shirt, col
lar and my brown tie?n
hastened TO do this and thrust il in
the door AS I did so caught glimp-
Sc of myself in the long mirror at the
other end of the room. did look for
lorn. | decided l would try to make
myself little more presentable In n.y
wardrobe was a new and very good
looking black and white maternity
gown which never had worn. went
in TO my dressing room and closed the
door just as I heard John commence
to whistle again,
Before had finished he came out
into the other room and called me.
knew by his voice that he was perfectly
HNHHN ShN Ut tNNANC NAtA U.s. NssN "N%A~N'
Comfortable In Mind.
wonder il other married women
have found that husbands have a way
Of making themselves perfectly COM
Portable In their minds when they have
made their bodies comfortable, John
can 40 TO his bath in a very nasty
frame Of mind and come out a perfect
angel That is if he doesn't drop hrs
collar button under the chiffonier ana
is able Immediately TO find the Ire ne
wants.
since | have been married ! have
been very careful 10 see that Johns
clothes are laid away in perfect order
IN his bureau drawers, and vet when
he Is where I am he never fails to say
10 me: sKatherlne. whore did you put
my shirts?' or whatever else he may
be wanting "a wear It seems to be cas-
Ter Tor him TO ask me that question.
than a nss his brain a little ana se-
member where they always ART.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-10
Stop Tob acco

Stop tobacco for month and see
how much better you feel You can
stop without suffering any inconven-
! ience or feeling the usual craving.
Simply get box of Nicotol from any
druggist, use as directed and the hab-
it quits you. Your health will be bet
ter your resistance to disease will in
crease and you will cease to be slave
ito nicotine. Read what Dr. Conner
formerly Of the Johns Hopkins hos
pital' says about the evil effects of
tobacco in an article soon to appear
in this paper Nicotol is dispensed by
all good druggists in this city, especial
ly by d. J.. Fry. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-10

were looking better. In fact, I was a
little ashamed that had gone to meet
John without paying more attention to
my appearance.
my, but're good to look att" ex-
claimed John as opened the door. +
Il can return the compliment" l
answered with perfect truth, for John
was almost ideal as far as physique
and face were concerned. He came to-
ward me and for the first time since I
had seen him he took me in his arms
and kissed me. And then 1 realized
how much he was influenced by ply
.sical attraction. was very glad that |
had decided to stay away from him
down here in the country until after
the baby was born. He seemed to be
thinking about the same thing, for he
said, We'll, are you going with me?
''Better to Stay Here"
mo-" answered, II think it is bet
ter to stay downe here"
"Well, am sorry for 1 will have to
go back tonight, girl"
The name girl made me very hap
py, for it was the first time John had
used it to me in many months.
His next question however, dispelled
my happiness and was sure 1 was go
ing to have a disagreeable quarter of
an hour.
Tomororw-Where Friendship cea-
ses.