davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07

When leap Year" Leapeo.
The name leap year" 10 supposed
to have grown out Of King Henrys
PROCLAMATION making February 2s ana
20 legally one day. Father Time De
Ing conceived Of as leaplng tho gap
from the 2sth day Of February to b
erst day of March
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07

Funeral For Catherine Newman.
BIZ Special Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY, May 7-1ester.
day afternoon the funeral services OF
the late Catherine Newman were held
At 2 o'clock there al a shor SER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

the sunhower state loose from repu5-
Iicanlsm ana align It with the forces
of democracy. Though republican
newspapers have freely predicted the
state viii so for Harding and Coolidge
bT at least 10000. Gov. COX. was fu-
bilant following the meetings yester-
day when his league utterance found
tumultous response and his doctrines
as to progressiveism government were
enthusiastically received,
President Wilson carried Kansas II
1915 on the issue Of peace and &C
Cox Is convinced that ii the state III
10 be won this year it VIII be on the
same issue.
Believing that the agricultural popu-
iation is essentially religious and nat
urally friendly toward the league. the
sovernor will continue to drive home
the fact that practically every relig
Gus organization has indorsed the idea
Of a peace league and viii reit4rate his
charges that Senator Harding has no
Substitute for the Versailles
Coy. Cox viii also, make use of ths
Armenian issue. which he believes e.,
be especially popular in Kansas.
Arriving at Hutchinson early this
morning the governor attended a
breakfast given BY the First Voters
league. His set speech at the Audl-
forum followed. From Hutchinson he
gees 70 Newton. where he Is scheduled
81 make two speeches. one at 4 cham
Der OF ommerce luncheon and another
at the auditorium this afternoon. The
main speech OF tho day VIII be de-
livered az Wichita tonight. shortly
after midnight the party will leave for
Enid. Okla.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGS mr. Receipts. 2.ooo. market.
mostly 40d6o lower. bulk. St4.25a
1885; top, $500; he vayw-eight. $3.50
115.75; medium weight. s15.15nlspo:
Light weight, $4,000 1900: Light lights.
s14.ooa 1855: heavy packing sows.
smooth, S~14ooa1f.5o. packing so,cs.
rough. $~15.75a1i.o0; pigs. sl3.oou
1900,
CATTLE-Receipts. 10000. market.
steers. duh and weak, cattle. slow 10
lower. Beef Steers-Choice and prime.
$~16.75a1s3S. medium ad good. Sl9.o00
1850; light weight s14.e511S.0n. goel
and choice. S1+.25d1Soo. common and
medium. Ss5od1S.oO Butcher Cattls-
Heifers. $1,000 1915. COWS. s5.50dt1-
25; bulls. s5.25a11.o0. Gamers and
Cutters-Cows and heifers. Sf-0aG5ea.
Gamer steers. s4.5od 200: veal calves
Light and handywcoight). sf450d1Tl5:
feeder steers s7.5om12.o0 stocker
steers. s~4.5oda.75. stocker COWS ana
heiferz, sf.5oG 500. Western RANGE
Cattle-Beef steers, $4,000 1880, cows
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
HARDING
BACK FROM
HIS TRIP
b GEORGE r. HoLMEs

tsThEF CORRESPONDENT !. N. sERVIcEl
MARION. O.. Sept. 3o.-Tired from
three days hard travelling ana speax-
ing, but vastly encouraged BY political
conditions as he observed them In
states which have been listed as
doubtful. senator Warren G. Hardin
returned home to Marion today. moe
confident than ever Of republican sue
cess In November.
The Harding special pulled into Ma
rton early this mo-ning. behind SEIZED
ule as a result OF the near tragic
wreck experienced yesterday in the
West Virginia mountains.
Senator Harding spoke in Ave states
on this. his nrst trip Of the present
campaign - Pennsylvania, Maryland.
West Virginia. Kentucky and Ohio
He made altogether some two dozen
speeches. covering every issue Of t2e
csmpatgn.
Discussing his trip with newspaper
men coming in. Senator Harding said:
IT is my deliberate Judgment that
the people OF this country are tired
Of things as they are-that they do not
believe the administration at Wash
ington has lone right ard that they
want a change"
70 delegations were due to come TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

Marion today and the senator planned
to spend most of the time clearing
away three DAYS accumulation or cor
r~espondonoe and business
Tomorrow viii he social Justice
Day at tho front porch Many prom
inent women and several delegations
~ill come to hear the senator outline
his views on ISSUES IN which women
are particularly interested. Marion
women VIII join IN tho celebration and
! many Marion industries Will close
down to allow their women employees
20 attend. y committee consisting o.
Mrs. Richard Edwards. Mr. Raymond
Robins and Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinc-
hart IS making the arrangements.
ono week from today Senator Hard
ing again takes the road for a short
campaign trip into the midwest,
speaking in Omaha. Kansas City, Des
Noines and Oklahoma CITY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

but when the classes are started the
school authorities viii be IN J. position
to give the very best opportunities fer
all children affected.
The part-tirle sch i law provides
that at the opinion os the local board
of education all children between the
ages of fourteen and sixteen who are
not attending Cchool r-iay be required
10 attend school for four hours escl
we-N. This four hours instruction may
be arranged at t'< convenience Of ti.a
school authorities but has been worked
out IN most Eases where tried as -four
hours one day a week. Hammond aid
Gary rad p-rt-ti-:e schools last yea
and me with Src<t success, In Ham
mcnd this year there are more than
three hundred pupils enrolled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
USE SULPHUR To
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itch
ing Eczema Helped Over
Night

For u|nsightly skin eruptions. rash cr
blotches on face. neck. arms or body.
you do not have to wait for relief
from torture or embarrassment d.
clares a noted skin specialist, apply 3
little Neutrality-suspicious. and improve
ment shows next day.
Because Of its germ destroying prop
critics. nothing has ever been found to
axe the place OF this sulphur prepa-
rat on. The moment you apply il heat
ing egins. Only those who have lad
unsightly skin troubles can know he
delight this Neutrality-suspicious. brings
Ever fiery, itching eczema IS dried
right UP.
Get 8 small jar from any good drug
gist and use il like cold cream.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
CHrcAco CASE GRAN

WHEAT-No. ? rid. ga: 5 rcd. 23l
232; ! hard. inter. 231a234. ? hard win
ter. 230 3-4g231; / northern spring.
oS7a2s7 80; ; northern spring 21aia
CORN-No. 1 mixed, 127la Qi3o;
white. 1Soiz. > yellow, rs 1907,
yellow. I25t4d12s.
OATS-No. l white. ; 1-4a3-4:
white. s. 3-fa57 -; 3 white. Sta 55ts
{ white. 52iz q IS standard. 52a $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

BUTTER-Receipts. 4.131 tubs: ere
amory. extra. IS; hrsts IS; packing stock
37n 1913.
EGGs-Receipts 7.o4o cases: current
receipts 47a54; ordinary frsts. 4aq52.
nrsts. 55la; checks. 800 81; dirties sra
81.
CHEESE-Tvins, new. unchanged.
LIVE POJLTRY-Turkeys. AZ; chic
kens. 25034i springs. 29iz; roosters.
23: geese 23; ducks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % cars; Min
nesota. Early Ohios, 165 q 1856.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
COX GLAD
At KANSAS
PROSPECTS

rsT4FF CORRESPONDENT l. n SERVICE
EN- ROUTE WITH GOV. CON,
HUTCHINSON. ksns.. sept. So-with
the league Of nations as a lever, COY.
James Il. COX today continued in west
ern kansas. the enort he began az To-
peha and Atehison Yesterday to pry
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
and heiferz, $500 1000.

CHICAGO vEAL-5o to 50 lbs. Ia
16c. % 10 sc lbs. 1921; so to 100
lbs. 23a24: fancy. IS. overweight hid
ness. 40 to Us lbs, 1911.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
EAST CHICAGO
PART-TIME
SCHOOL NOW

Part-time schools as provided By
recent state legislation will be made q
part OF the program OF the East chi
cago board of education during the
next year. according to an announce
mcnt by superintendent Z \. Canine
Yesterday III schools will not ope3
until the drst Or middle or November
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

Pa1f Gust. Ldndoya b Edmonton,
Alta, Pie; Mole ledyiny byly V
taB zIfm stayn, Ne jsem nevedtl0,
70 by We ~ mnou stolo, kdybycb
byla ncpoznaIa Ora Petra Hobo,
ko Jsem nyDi zdrdya Vzdy
odpomeuji fento p~rostfedek
Ora Petra Hoboko jest stary w.
hlasepg byliDpy prostfcdek, jcpz
drzi nezlomitoIn1 rekord ' Iffepl
nepofadkh ygkonnSch Nyotoieh
6etWji tisice dosyfdcuU takov1
ygkJedck. ZajimafeG W D VIM.
ny Ifk, piste M Dr. Peter Fabr.
pey 4 gons en-. 2101 Washington
Blvd cbjcs9o, III Nenf X dosias
nj v l1karnbeb IL dodayan Primo
bezs Ella, Advertisement
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

amer. delnfka, ami 81 ehldb z krd.
mn ncpfinesla, ule mul 20 pr6ci
jci pfivczl na kotdrku Necht
ka2dy potila, iak ten chleb mnze
b}ti laciny. Do krdmu V Sea.
brook pfivezc sc Z pekdrny chleb,
as diva tuety dvojitych bochank6 q.
Je TO mile yzd6lcnosti cd posled.
Milo krGmu phi m6ste. Autotruck
takoyJ neeht stoii rs cent? ma
mill: IN dive mile sem | tam, je
Ito 80 cent?; doddyac tim ztrati
ctvrt hodiny, COZ della jemu ma
platu IL cent? Stojl to tedy 62c
dodat do kramu ony 81 bochdnky,
jiehz celkoyd cena V prodeji jest
$3.50, eli - cent? dvojity bochd-
mex. TO znamen6, Re TO stale diva
10 pal centu ten boch6nek dodat
do kramu. A TO neni 10 nejhor'
n. Prumernd hospodynG pfedsti.
huie SO s mnzem, ably drive nc5
on nabyla u opici postayy. Ono
81 do kramu nejde pro ten chleb.
ale telcfonuje, ably il jej y kr6mlI
pfiyezli. Casio ncchcc vice, neil
boeh6nek' chlcba d as IA soc ma.
sa Kdyz groccrista TO mi auto.
mobilcm dodat, ably 81 pocital Ga
mnsf) as 10 cent? na a%utomobil
u ; cent? IN ems klcrka, TO jest
zas Is cent?. Tcdy mtzemc fici
Re boch6nck SO Ease zdrazil o 2 q
pill centu, to NJ je 8 cent?. Nyni
mali mimo TO 2 a phi ccntu gro.
~cerista Y b~ochanku, vyzadoyalo to
7 a p6l centu, eli 80 procent potl.
re cbleb ten prodat u - hlaynim
p~rofittrcm byl AUTOMOBILE. Cbybo
jest, IL kazdg by 81 rad nechal
hodnG slouzit u tim meme sam 6dy
hnouti a pax ldtefi ma til dra
Ihotu.
Ted sc %podiyejme ma to pot6se.
nj, jake ma farmer Y automobile
Jest zlSusenosti zjisteno, Ne to pr
~nyn6jsich cenach yezmc % cent?
ma mill pc automobilu jezdit. Tc
znamcnd, kdyz Sc p%dvodn6 da N
automobil nejmGnc 300 $500
pax move rdfy, sprdyky, olej, ga
solin; ze, kdyz 3 tim Glov6k 50
'vsim je hotov a spocita 81 mile, C
zatim MEL, stale no to Is cent? "a
mill.
Jedc-li tedy farmer 10 mil Dc
Imcsta, ud6la % mil tam ! zp6t o
lstoji no to $500. TO znamcna ~
to drive udGlal s koGarkem IN Pill
dine n odpofaI 81 pr tom. Kdcz.
to pfi antomobiln jedcn den 50
sycze a drubg den musi ccly Drift.
ably vydtlal tech 1900 IN TO syc.
zcnf.
A tn jestG ncjsmc y automobi.
Hem hotoyi Automobil pohltil ty
ncjzrucnGjM dflnfky V zemi. Syn
farmcrn opnsti farmn u jdc do
mfsta do gardzc. Jedlik na po-
iravu zfistal ale jc 0 jrdnoho Vi.
&c, 60 potrayu spotfcbnjc y Q jed.
noho memo, 90 potrayu pcstujc.
lsfa n tisice dGlnikn umtlgch, 60
drive dtlali pro drahy, delajI
dnes pro automobily n tricky
zl5kaI il yyssi plat. zclrzaicc n
ztizujf, ~, az MSscni pIatu IN.
m6stnonch drab stoupIo 0 1910
procent, ygkounost zamistnancG
tech poklcsla ma 90 proccnt Dlice
mhet jsou ~natIuccny "karami'
fautomobily), ale zclczpieoi spo.
l1e6postj ncmaji kar ma odyezeni
Iobili, dobytka, uhIi aid Farinefi
M zapade budou musit zasc dhyai
Ipzcnici ~ khpy yedlc drah, apebo
Ii ncchat do druhtbo roku W sto.
|hacb pro 10, " ncbudc dostatek
liar u odybzti starry kapithl '
|drabach Size zdstayb, ale noyg N
tam nethbne, ponfvadz automobi
|ly q aufotrmky q traktory rhzni
jsou podnikstelbm slibDtjsi W.
|pithI nDjde, jak by nHkdo no bnaI
|aIe JAN jest Jakan Drahy dne'
sou zebtafkyj pffIjkpou gksro.
byly zaskreHny n ted
~ pon4ry ~vychytrAb a N.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30


.v1rnici ic Y tom pobddaii - voai
Sc autotfuckcm. Gnmoyt r6fy
.chteii soui62it 5 occloyymi a
obccenstyo TO gaplntfl
s ohlcdcm ma dclnik0, dunno
dodat, zc icdn6 jake kozdy jiny
idle tam, kan ho tGhnou pcnize,
.bcz dvahy, ida koncem mu TO bu.
de p%rospGsn6. Blahobytu ale ne
M We mnozstyi pence, nybrz We
|mnolstyi produkt1 k n6mu po-
'tfcbnych, Kdyz delnictyo p6jde,
kan ie poldkd plat, mono, ze ve.
|nuie pills mnoho prGeo yyrabc-
MIN %luxusu, jake isou outomobi-
ly, a %pronedbd industrie zdkladni,
ktcrez isou mu potfcbny k 1.-Two
tn - ba k ziyotul Teprye, NJ VI
eice hladu dostavi sc do zeme, III
Sc yzpamotujel a III stdvky o
yyssi plat ncpomohou, ami kdyby
Sc docililo platn dcsatcron6sobne-
no. Ia zddne peni2c ncbude SO
moci koupiti toho, echo ncbude.
ProfitGrn v zcmi je mnoho, ale
jake 4 tim chlebcm, nciy6tki
jest automobil. KazdS musi jc-
den NIT, ncbo dokonce diva n zim-
nicn6 80 snazi, ably Y obchod6 ne
DO iindc nan vyd6laL
Tech st0- u yicc.proccntnich
prorittrh Y 2cmi 4 mnoha millio-
ny Ineni poGtcm mnoho. kdosi
tvrdil, Re dy6 procenta lidi v 20
mi ylastni GO proccnt ySeho v 70.
mi majctku. A d6lnik SO sprayc.
dlnosii ncdod6lG, kdyS stdvkami
Dude mepokojovat kazd6ho IN
m6stnavatcle pro 10, 10 maly po'
iGet jich del1 strasnt penize. Pro
to, zc occldfsky trust a vlnafsly
trust lidi odirG, n%copraynnje del
nika Sc domnivat, ze proto mhze
81 yybojoyat u vystdykovat ma
vSecl NnmGstnavatclich tolik, go
by 81 rid vystGykoyal, ncb mohl
y%ygt1gk0vat ma tristu occlhf-
skem.
Ale Y padu takoy6m nejcn del
mix, ale obeccnstvo, kterG koneenf
produkt konpi n zoplati / delniso.
WI mzdu ! ten sto-proccntovY W.
ld6lek kapitalisty, ma prdyo k slo.
WI. Tomu chcc odpomoci presi-
dent sym industrielnim board.
ON, ktery mi spor yysctfit u pro,
y6trat pfedncscnim ccl6 yGei We"
Ifeinosti, ably ycfcjnlm min6nim
Istrany byly donuccng k sroyn6ni
Ipfe. Guycrntr pax Kansasu ma
IsiIn6jsi prostfodek, kdc vSslech
do vysetfcni jest slcdoydn yyno-
sem soudu.
AutomobiIy ale pokazily moe
drdbam, pontyadz lido M luxus
jsou hotovi platit vice, neil M
Wei p%otfcbnt. Kdyby ~ Milo
ny, ktcrt We mai vydat nG dlh2s
dfni ycfojngcb ccst pro automo.
billy obrdtily sc M %postaycni vice
drah, kdc jich ncni, mnohem lip
by 10 bylo pro ysecky Id q pro
farmcra D d6lnika zyldst. Ale II.
de do velkb c6sti jsou icn vyrostlt
Ia scscdiv6l6 dGti, Poole toho, jak
m mnoze jedpaji + 6ctou,
Jan Rundua
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- r6yna dochazi a kaldJ tSden iil
Sc ma nti t6sime. = 6ctou,
John Mot6cek
COMSTOCk, NEB., -. corvna
1920. Ci5nd rcdakcc "Pokro
Pfilozene YAM Nsildm po
stovni poukdzku ma $3.50, jakozto
.pfedplatne ma mily nam "Po.
krok", ncbot iej vSichni radi CITE
me a nemdieme sc no t6mef ami
.dockati. Pocasi tady name stale
spatnt Casio nam prsi a pfi tom
.jsou zimy, 70 sc uncse snadno IL
mink pfi o%bordvdni korny. V ne.
deli snesl Sc mad zdejsim okoli
takovy desf, 2royna jake pritra
mracen, takze nadelal znacne sko-
dy, nebof velky pfival yody w
|bral mnozstvi kukurice u hodne
pole zaplaviI. - $ pozdravem ma
celou redakci -
Vaclav Lehecka.
TOPEKA, KANS, Ct6nd re.
|dakce "Pokrokq'l Psani me y
"Pokroku" vyvolalo tolik pozha.
mex, Se, kdybych ma kaSdou chtel
odpovcd6t, musil bych psdt do
"pokroku" ccly rok. Nchodl6m
TAX cinit, ale kdyz 81 ma n6kterou
tn pozndmku vzpomenu n man
lchvilkn, chef o nj par fddck M
Icrtnouti. Vzpomindm ma pfcdh6z-
ku, jak prS ma farmer dobfc 2
Itoho, Sc json We mestG delnici a
Idclaji mu automobily n jak snad.
no Sc pc prdci svczc Y kr6tcc de.
set mil do mesta a zpetl
Well, ten syGt Pride dal n ma
me nacrtky a p~oanamky zc go ID,
neoGckavdm. Ale nepovazuji an.
tomobily, jak zbrkIc n bez reseryy
Sc dnes uSivaii, "a zddnG stesti ami
pro dGlnika, ami pro farmcra
KaSd9 dnes mllsi miti "kdru" a
kdyby byl potfebnS pro rodinu
|pytlik mouky a rdf k automobi-
Ilu, tn mouka Sc odlozi a koupi sc
raj a jedc Sc tfeba bez jidIa. Uli.
ce mesta jsou natluGeny automo.
billy, Re GIoyek sotva projcde,
Kazdy obchodnik n mnozi klerci
mali kdry. Rdno sc pfijede do
mesta, kara SO nccha stat ma stun.
lei, dcSti a veccr sc jedc DON'T, nc
IpouIicni karou u nGkolika kroky
by Sc ysc spraviIo. Ones vsak nj
kdo ncchee krok udelat, jake by
to bylo potnpou. DO parkd SO ne.
lchodi, jedi Sc. Jistg l6kaf Sc Wy.
jddfil, &c, kdyz pry TAX budemc
malo nohou uzivat a ponejvicc jcn
Irukou, 10 prg pomalu vase nabu-
ldeme opicf postavy - dlouht sil.
Inc rucc, kratkG ohnutt nobyl
Nez ID Ease s~polthdm ia Probe.
teInosf, Ne ncnccba obraz syfj
SHIFT q nejakgm ~zpdsobem ZANE.
ii lidskGmu pokolenl, ably We 1pl.
no ncznicilo Slyscl jsem jin6ho
|ltkafc v pfcdnlscc ncdavno tyr.
dit, Re, budemc-li pokracoyat Y
pokrmu, jake pokracujemc, lidskb
|pokoIcni skoro Dude koIozubf
Nalczcnf Iebky puvodnich lidi
|gaji prg zachovalt, dobrl zuby.
Ones III mIadik ! diyka miyaji
znby vysazovant. Zubh ma Dasi
potrayu ncni ttmdf tfcba V &c.
|cb5ch a yhbcc V sytt6 drive pckl
40 chIfb, ably vydracI tyden, ctr-
met dpl A ty posledni dry byI
jjz hezky tvrdy, TAX zc zuby me
by W. IA Gem u%tuzoyat. Ones ~
|upefc pSepifny bocbanek, jenz n.
mtf kurky nema q kazdy don W
mfstt k tomu must bFti ecrsty9,
Ty antomobily d antotrucky ttz
nam zdraznjf make ziyobytf Auto.
mobI il jeden y nejvTtblcb vyko.
fisfovafcIh dneg, Sttzuje 80 kn
pnkladu m drahotu cbIeba Kaz
ida hospodynh ffmhf rsdhji dpfs
|chlbb koupl, nell by No y min pe
kJa PfNdmtsff seabfook u To-
pckg IL osszcbo pomhfpk nemar
|jstDyni iidmi. soussdks, Iona W
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Jake oblibe " tzSf "Pokrok'' me
II etsnAf, nejIkpe dosytdcuji
nAslsdujicf dopisy:

CLINTON, NO, dne "a eervna
- CttnA redakcel PfjIozc.
m posiIam VAN postosri ponkhz-
kn M &260, jako pfedpIatah NJ
miiy nan "Pohrok'', kt1rt nam
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

=, r6yna dochazi a kaldl tSdcn iil
Sc ma nti t6sime. = 6ctou,
John Mot6cek
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

Pan " H. MatIaeh, zastnpce
0pokr6ku" v ~ Paul, Mimi, ~
eJaJ nhm k otlsttni nagIedujici do.
pia. kicry obdrzeI . (ccb Cd sys.
no pfiteIc q jehoz obsab mi:
Holice, Cccby
Ono H. kyetna 1920
PfteIil
pTcbazim, abyeb opM ntco
y5m sdtl1 y N md VAST --- &c.
skb repubiky Sfromy zde jia
odkyetly . sIibuji bojpm hrodn
oyoce PaD1jf y1ak zde sfsle stu
dcpt noel q TO skodt osenf q 20.
tom dosfayuje ~ NE pfffomn1 v.
70 deAf6, neil jieb Jest alespoh
nyal Mpoffebl EH bem w ~
j,dsn fydfn ys vidni, Tsliksn o
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-01
CHARLES SOPER
/ HAS PASSED AWAY

Mr.. Charles Soper, who has been
i'll for a long time, suffering from
Bright's disease, died Thursday night
at his home on the Irvine pike. The
funeral services will be conducted on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
residence, the Rev. o. o. Green, of
the Richmond Baptist church, officiat-
ing. Interment will be made in the
Richmond cemetery.
Those left to mourn his loss are a
devoted wife and four children, Mrs.
Hubert Nicely, of Livingston; Mrs.
Lewis Potts, of Whites Station; Dan
iel Soper, of Lebanon Junction, and
Cruteher Soper, of Madison county.
For the past 36 years, Mr.. Soper,
who was 50 years of age, had been a
devout member of the Baptist church,
and his death removes from the COM
muuity a well known and valuable as
well as highly respected citizen. He
spent much of his life in this county,
where he was extensively and popu-
larly known
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-01
BEND

With the recent ideal weather corn
has been ripening fast and will soon
be ready to put in the shock.
Rev. ugh preached at Corinth or
Sunday. Quite number from here
attended the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dennis, who
have been visiting relatives for the
past month in Rockcastle county,
have returned home.
Luke Sewell has his sorghum mill
installed on the Dennis farm. The
capacity is so gallons per day. There
will be several hundred gallons of the
sweets made in this neighborhood
Thomas Pitcher has sold his farm
to Hudson Dennis, of Estill county,
for $500. He will move to the Bush
farm near Waco.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-01
8 COX SPEECHES
IN OKLAHOMA TODAY
CBy Associated Press)

Enid, Okla, Oct. 1-Govcrnor
Cox on his presidential campaign
IN Oklahoma here today. with a
speech in which he made the Lea
que of Nations the paramount is
sue. He also charged Harding
with being the leader of "reac-
tionary forces" and said his front
porch campaign had Collapsed
and been nailed up" He asserted
that Senator Lodge was RESPONSE
bic for keeping the United States
out of the League of Nations.
The Governor was met here by
a delegation of prominent demo-
crate who accompanied him dur
ing the tour of the state which in
cluded eight speeches. the last to
be delivered at Tulsa tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-01
THE $4,000 FUTURITY

At Lexington October the Ken
lucky Futurity ($14,00O) the drawing
card of that day, promises to be one
of the greatest races ever witnessed
for it is 3-in-5 to a finish, the only
3-in-5 event of the year for colts OF
fastest and gamest only viii start. }
that age (Which means that the very
And among those almost certain to
start are not only Sister Bertha
2:O6 3-4, Arion Guy 2:05 IA, Vol
tage 2:O6 Ia, the trio that finished
one, two, three, in that desperate
race (for $6,00O) at Columbus last
Tuesday, but also Dayster 2:06 Sd,
Great Britton 2:07 Ia; Lucille Har-
vester 2:08 IA, Natalie the Great
2:O8 Ia, Signal Peter 2:0S Ia, EN-
ma Harvester 2:08 IL, Miss Ellen
Todd (2:10 Ia on a haif-mile track
and San Andreas, a frequent WHINE,
among aged horses on the half-mile
tracks. And there are others, but
the above look the best and are al
most certain to make the field.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-01
No More Small Fines
For Speeding, Says Judge

City Judge G. Murray Smith
states that he will not again bark
en- to the pleas of anyone, should
there be arrests as a result of
speeding on the new pavement.
The first offense, he stated, will
be an object lesson, but this viii
not admit others to start racing
on the newly-paved thorough
fares, at rate of $40 per fine.
The fine of $1OO was assessed
immediately upon the hearing of
the evidence, apart of which the
court is said to have been per
sonally aware He was induced
through the efforts of City Attor-
ney Chenault, to reduce the fine
to the minimum, which is $40.
"but." the Judge states, "this will
be the last"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-01
STRAW VOTE IS
p STRONG FOR COX

Louisville. Ky, Oct. 1.-The
first weeks straw vote being ta-
ken by the Rexall Drug stores in
Kentucky indicates that the state
will take its normal place in the
Democratic column in the Mo-
vember election.
In Louisville during the week
286 votes were cast for Harding
and 363 for Cox. In the entire
state 2,5OS were marked in favor
of Harding, while Cox received
O,13O.
The male vote divided as fol-
lows:
Harding, 2195; Cox, 3,4O6.
The female vote was as follows
Harding, 436; Cox, 964
The vote indicates that while
Cox will carry the state by a con-
siderable margin the result in
Louisville will be close. Altho
the number OF women voting was
much smaller than that of the
men, they are more pronouncedly
for the Democratic ticket than
the men. The women are voting
for Cox by margin greater
than 2 TO l.