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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23
A GREAT MAN
Is ONE WHO KNOWS
CHIROPRACTIC
WHAT IS 1T?
~ OWE w no, hNOW >
\ GREAT ORGANIZATION

Chiropractic (Ki-ro- prak-tik) is the
Science of locating the cause of disease
and the Art of removing it by adjust
ing the spine, which relieves pressure
on the nerves and allows natures life
spark, or nerve energy, to flow freely
to and from the brain. The cause of
disease as the Chiropractor finds it is a
Subluxation of one or more of the YER
tebrae of the spine. Solicitations are
partial displacements of verterbrae
which decrease the size of the openings
through which the spinal nerves pass,
and impinge or press them, hence shut
off portion of the nerve supply to the
organs or parts, and the result will be
disease deranged functional activity. q
normal nerve supply to any organ or
part of the human body generates nor
NAL function and maintains health. In
adjusting the vertebrae to release the
pressure. the ChirOpractor uses and
needs nothing but his hands. The whole
object of his work is completed when
this pressure is removed, Nature does
the curing.
Phone essex or 3763-Y or call and
let me tell you about
CHIROPRACTIC
HORACE H. MURPHY
Doctor of Chiropractic
$685. McClelland Building, Lexington
Kentucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

1t is estimated that 100000 aliens
in this country will leave the United
States for Europe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

HEMSTITCHTNG and PicotinE. 10
cnts a yard. Mail orders given prompt
attention. Miss Sousley. over o. l.
Steele's 1870 East Main street. Lexington
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

What's the Idea?
Tie eel has two hearts-one in the
proper place and the other in its tail
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

YEAST SALESMAN WANTED-I,ib-
erty Yeast Corporation. erecting sever
al large plants, desires the services of
an energetic. Yeast salesman Only
those who can sell yeast considered
bakers preferred; 20 per cent commits
sion basis. Write Liberty Yeast Cor
poration, 2lS Post Square, Cincinnati,
ONO. a. 81 164
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

LARGE furnished front room for
rent. Parties having children need not
apply. Call at 532 West Main.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

TIMMINS MACHINE SHOP 32S-3s9
West Vine street, Lexington, KY We
nave complete machine shop and can
repair any kind of machinery. Oxy-
acetylene welding our speciality. Give
is n tr1ai 100 r 1y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23
Advice for Mothers

Covington, Ky.:-"For the expeetant
mother there is no tonic in the world so
beneficial az DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. I took this medicine for several
months during expectancy and had COM
paratively no suffering. My baby was
strong ana hardy and had no after trouble.
also took DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to
keep my system regulated and | believe
that they prevented hemorrhoids for I
always had this trouble when 1 had not
taken the Pellets. 1t is pleasure to
recommend such satisfactory and reliable
remedies as DIR. Pierce's and have no
besitancy in sending my testimonial" -
MRS. LYDIA OCHS, 12S E. 18th st. N
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

isfy beyond doubt that Pc RU-NA you need ~
purchased anywhere tablet or LIQUID form
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23
WANTED

WANTED At ONCE
@ LabOrers
. HricklayerS
4 HOd Curriers'
Gney white workers employed. We re-
fund transpOrtafiOn.- to Prysc, Ky
t'e"od board and sleeping quarters
furnished.
OLEUM REFINING COMPANY
Prysc, Kentucky
1873
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

HELP WANTED-The Cumberland
Telephone Company are in need of OPP
orators and will pay them $3.50 per
week while learning. Steady advance
ment and increase at regular intervals
No one need apply under 1G years of
age. $40 If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23
WHAT A WELL KNOWN
KENTUCKY WOMAN
SAYS

SOs1AN&SA - 80 ~ -
the best to mic q
woman can ia ke.
1 have been going
down in health for
some time. / was
weak and nervous
and in poor health
generally. just re-
Gently | began taking
the 'Favorite Pres
scription' and the
results are very graft
flying to me. l am
getting stronger and
my health has inn
proved in every
way
TT S1d U;ilraraoD CT
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23
CLASSIFIED ADS.
For Sale

FOR SALE-Blue AndaIusians cock
erels for sale by Mrs. G. G. Norris,
Waco. KY, phone 46-J. IA IL
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

if interested ring Waco 39-W II
return to Silas. Holland. 1874
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-23

FOR SALE-A Model "a Oakland
touring car in first class condition. ].
III. Oldham. ~ rs Is 6p
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
SOLDIERS BONUS
BILL REPORTED
Measure as Adopted BY
Ways and Means Taxes
Stock Dividends
CONGRESS GETS
MANY PROTESTS

WASHINGTON. May 2i- The Ionse
Nays and Means Committee voted
yesterday to report ont favorablv
ne amended soldier bonus bin The
nte was Is to 10.
Eight Democrats. with Representa-
ives Tilson and 'ireadWay. Republi-
rms We're said by committee mem-
FRS to have opposed reporting ont
he measure. and i3 Republicans.
fitn Representatives GareW and Dick
nSon, Democrats, We're said to have
oleu faNorably on the final roll call.
the big fight on The measure came
REiler ~ the day when three Re-
mblicans Joined with the ten Demo-
rats ~ inserting a provision for
hNatlon Of stock dividends. Tha
AN Is % be TO per cent. and to bp
etroaciiVe from March A.. Prior ia
his vote the committee rejected nv
strict party vote Of Is io 40 he
Toposal Qf Representative Rainev ~
roAis
While the Republicans intend 10
Hlsh the bill through the House fn
ppease the soldier v0le.u nrotesls
III ll0Ming in from every part ~ fhe
nuhhS a count WAS made OF the
eplesls received by Representative
rank Mondell Republican floor
tader. was said the count showed
Va protests. of which more than
~ We're from ex-service men who
eallze the tremendous danger 10 Tie
@8lon IN adoption Of the legislation.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
REAL ESTATE BROKER
SERIOUSLY ACCUSED

4 Special 10 The Evening Journal
ELKr0N. Md. May Charged
win assault with intent to kin
Bryan Graybeal a real estate agent
81 Chester county, Pa Is wanted on
warrant sworn out by John n.
Blakely. Of Rock Springs. who u i
said placed his farm in the hands Of
Grayheal for sale. but, with lne
understanding that he was 10 sen +
if no could do SOL This Blakely claims
to have done, for $1,000 and Gray
beal was so incensed at the loss OF
MS commissions, as TO attack
Biakely
Arrested IN Philadelphia this week
Nelson Pitcher, OF Baltimore. Is wsnl
ed ia Elkion on a charge Of higamy
While loading telephone poles IN
Chesapeake City on Wednesday
Frank y Howard had bolh hands
badly crushed by falling pole.
Henry r. Constable. Senator 0maf
p. Crolhers. II Eugene Markie and
charles A Morrison are In Baltimore
representing Cecil county In the
Democratic staie convention
The graduating class of the Chpsa.
peakc City High School has relnrned
from a three days irlp to Masrlnu-
ION. ID. e. They We're acc0mnanied
by Professor Guy Johnson. principal
of the school
The Elkton baseball team win con
ilnue To play Ia The Del-Mar League
despite reports 10 He contrary Tho
Edge Moor team win meet tho locals
mere tomorrow afternoon
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
NARIETY aInANEn

a delightful variety shower was
nven at the home of Miss Lillian
Williams, Wednesday evening. In hon
of the approaching marriage Or
aiss Eva Mailman. Mrs. Bertha Rid
Ae Williams entertained with sew
fal selections.
The color scheme was plnk and
snlte, Miss Mailman was the recipi-
NJ of many useful and beautiful
ufis
The guests were Misses uelen
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs Smith Reltew Of VIII
mingion and Mrs james B Appleby
Of christiana have returned home
after snendne ihe weekend with
her daughter. Mrs. stine Chew, at
Mantua n. j
Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence pronsr and
daughters Miss Eunice and Doris
pr0use have returned home after
spending several days with Mrs
prnuses parents. Mr. and Mrs James
Appleby. ai Christiana
Evening journal., 1920-05-21

Alden, Lulu Boyer, Helen Rrlnaon
Moilie Burns Helen Cashier. Laura
Cloud, Lillian Grolz, Elizabeth nauan.
Elizabeth Mailman, Eva Mailman
sarah stern, Pricilla Thomas Lillian
Williams. Mary Williams. Mrs. Joseph
Barker Mrs. Bertha Biddle Williams
and Mrs zella Mailman Wood.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
The THZOLLINGER CO.
FOURTH & MARKET STS
Opens ga. m.
Closes $50
Sat. 6pm m.
36-incn CoIored Linens
$H.S5 and -. 90 a yard

These pure linen dress goods
have just been received from an
order placed more than six
ago. At the special prices
they are about Is per cent below
Itoday's values. Blues. .pinl<s. Law
|ender greens. All fine linen, 80
inches wide. $l.85 and $500
yard. Basement, Fourth Street.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Nazarene Church
Assembly Coming

Tn. twelfth annual district assem-
bly, of the Colorado district. Church
of the Nazarene. Will be held in this
city. beginning Wednesday June %.
at 9 O'Clock Or II. F. Reynolds.
senior general superintendent. of Kan
sss City. Mo, win preside. There
will be in the neighborhood of 100
visiting ministers and delegates in al
tendance FRO mail parts OF Colorado,
and few from Wyoming.
This assembly was scheduled TO
meet At Delta. Cole. until just about
wek ago when 1t became known
that a change in location was impera-
tive. whereupon the local church sent
the Invitation 10 come to this ideal
place. which has been accepted.
\ large tent will be pitched in a.
convenient place to Accommodate the
people for the evening services. which
will be exclusively evangelistic. under
the leadership of Rev. c. f Roberta
also of Kansas City. one OF the strong
rs; eyanseiists in the denomination.
This church gathering viii be the
largest this district of the Church of
the Naxarene has had In its 10 years
existence. and promises to be u great
spiritual upiift To the community An,
noupcements, more In detail. win be
made later.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Odd Fellows Will
Have a Big Time

Every member of the order in Colo
rado will be welcome to attend the
big Homecoming celebration to be
held at the state Odd Fellows home
m Fifteenth street on Saturday. June
2s:h Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for the affair and many Wis
itors are expected from the various
odges of the organization in the state.
A special feature of the occasion will
be a basket dinner and picnic.
Among the improvements made on
the Odd Fellows home property this
spring has been the installation of a
water system in the yard in front of
the main building. making possible a
avn and the planting of shade trees,
ornamental shrubs. flower beds, etc.
Low lands on the property have been
dyked drained and filled mp. Barr
avenue. which originally ran along
the north side of the property. has
been diverted to its southern bound
airy much to the value OF the place
An old orchard has been cut out. the
ground leveied and planted to corn.
new orchard has been set out and
all kinds of berries and small fruits
planted for next years crop. There
are at the home at present thirty
seven residents. of whom twenty-five
are children.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Florence Will
Give Prizes for
Parade July 5

FLORENCE June I5-Chsirman
Hardy Graham of the Fourth of July
committee announces that interest in
the decorated automobile parade to
be held in connection with the pro-
gram on July 5 is growing and a num-
ber have sisnifed their willingness of
participating in the event
The parade will take place at .
n. IN. and II is hored TO have large
number IN line.
Three prizes will be offered b. the
committee as follows: The best od=e
float $50: the best decorated auto rei'
resenting business house s25. thu
best decorated individual automobile
SIS. Competition for these prizes are
open TO the lodges. business Arms and
the people of Fremont county.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Mountain Ash is
Good Tree for High
Altitude Decoration

In the tmountain towns in Colorado
al elevations OF about s.""o feet the
eaoses.st esRemrnssi tgees and shrubs
Israther limited. As Is Well known.
the American mountain ash. with its
attractive foliage and brilliant fruit. is
highly prized as a lawn ornament in
towns OF moderate elevation. Fair
specimens of this tree We're recently
found growing Wild in Northern Col
srado at an elevation exceeding s.eoo
feet by Prof. W. ]. morrill, of the
Colorado Agricultural College. II is
suggested that this species viii be
found hardy and acceptable as an or
nameufal large shrub or small tree in
many OF our mountain towns In
North Park. at nearly as high an ele
walton the Balm of Gilead is common
y found planted in door yards.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Presbyterian Church
is Being Overhauled

The First Presbyterian church edi-
nee is being given thorough and
complete overhauling. inside and out,
and will be closed for several weeks
to permit the undertaking being car
ried into execution
The general contract for the work
has been awarded to the Keys Paint
Company, which has sub-coutracted
the work for scaffolding the church
interior to J. w Ruoff, who has his
construction task practically complet-
ed. The church belfry. roof, windows
ard all exterior woodwork are being
painted. and repaired where found
necessary. The ceiling and walls of
the interior will be tinted. stenciled
and otherwise decorated: the wool
work washed and vanished: the floors
cleaned and oiled; the carpets reEo-
waited and a general rehabilitation car
ried on. The work being done VIII
cost in the neighborhood of $1,000.
There viii he Sunday school in the
church next Sunday morning. but no
preaching services
II Is 10 years since the church was
submitted to 50 drastic a program of
rejuvenation-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
1.-THE WEBB
WORM INVESTING
THIS TERRITORY
BY THE THOUSANDS
New Pest, Which Preys on
Alfalfa, Celery and Beets,
Makes Appearance Here.

Another pest has made It's appear
is the alfalfa weD worm, and is here
by the thousands. Its peculiarly is
that it gets into the alfalfa. on weeds
beets or apple trees and spins a 81
gantic and impenetrabie web for pro
lection. and then feeds upon the
green stun it has encased within.
According to w p. Yetter. agricul-
tural expert. sent here from Fort Col
Inns early in the season TO investi-
gate other pests. this is the first ap-
pearance of the alfalfa web worm in
large numbers, and that it Will un-
doubtediy do great deal of harm he
fore its life cycle is run unless Grad
icating methods are used at at once.
Spraying is said to be the best
method. and lead arsenate or Paris
green. two pounds to 30 gallons of
water. is the remedy and the formula.
This is considered very good on sp-
pie trees. weeds and beets. but many
alfalfa growers hesitate to put it on
jusy to the stock they feed there-
from
The first signs of the web worm
were discovered about a week ago.
ard the agricultural department a.
Fort Collins was notified at once, and
it is expected that they will advise
remedial measures within a few days.
Additional experts besides Mr.. fetteT
may be sent into the field to investi-
gate the habits of this pest
The immediate Canon City district
is said to be not hit as hard as some
districts near Florence and on Beaver
Park Frank Lamb. in coming from
the Park Wednesday, ran across the
worms travelling in swarms across
certain sections. with other sections
short distance away unmolested.
The territory just below the Cripple
Greek district is also said to be heav-
ily infested. the trees being the princi-
pal refuge there. Altitude or cool
weather does NOT seem to affect them.
In fact, they seem. to thrive on cool
days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Gas. Co. Wants
Increase Of Rates

The Denver Post. in its Sundays
edition. contained the following item
,ot interest TO local people; ''Dr. II.
e Black OF Pueblo. owner of the
Canon Gas Company. which furnishes
gas 10 the city of Canon City. fled
q petition with the State Public utili-
ties Commission ON Saturday request,
ing permission to make an advance IN
gas rates from si.5S TO So a thousand
cubic feet,
"The employees OF the company last
"Wednesday demanded an increase In
wages. suppiementins their demands
with statement that u the demands
were not granted they would imme-
distely strike.
THE commlsslon has set June ::
"a tina date Cor the heArlnx.~.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
SOUTH CANONITES
MAKE PETITION
TO COUNCIL FOR
A SEWER SYSTEM
Majority of Property Owners
Sign Petition to Be Presented
at Meeting Tonight.

The property owners of South
Canon are very anxious to have a
sewer system in their part OF town.
and hundreds OF them have signed a
petition which will be presented 20
y pegn y icil tonight. urging that
ehIa. -s.k take some immediate action
which vii. insure such an improve
..aent as SOON as possible.
The matter of sewer system for
South Canon has been broached at
various times. but only in more or
les haif-hearted way. Now. however.
there seems TO be spontaneous and
enthusiastic desire to have this i'm
provement Those who have been
circulating the petitions voluntarily
say they have met with hearty re-
sponse. and that the big majority of
the property owners have signed the
petition
The live wires ON the town coun
cal. IL is thought undoubtedly will rec
ognixe the petition, and look into the
feasibility of constructing a sewer
system at once
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Elks Celebrate
Annual Flag Day

Flag day is always appropriately
celebrated by the Canon City lodge of
Elks. in fact its observance is one of
the big commemorative occasions in
the annals of their order and is never
neglected as patriotic event. Seldom
in the history of the local organiza-
ton, however. has Flag day been more
signally honored than 1t was In the
public program presented at the Elks
home Sunday evening at S O'Clock.
The exercises were impressive and
beautiful the music delightful and the
address of the evening. delivered by
Judge J. G. Schweigert OF Denver.
was eloquent and inspiring to more
than an ordinary degree. There was
splendid audience present to enjoy
the program and there were none
who heard it that were not helped and
uplifted by the great lessons in the
love Of country IL emphasized and in
culcated.
Judge Schweigert's address has
rarely II ever been surpassed here in
its eioquence and patriotism on sim
liar occasion
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Paper Boxes for
Shipping Produce

a gentleman called at The Record
office few days ago to suggest for
the benefit of local horticulturists and
gardeners, who are dependent in 4
large measure on wooden boxes for
the shipment OF their produce to mar-
ket. that a considerable saving might
be made by collecting and using the
secondhand paper boxes now so gen
orally employed by manufacturers and
wholesalers for the transportation of
merchandise. These paper boxes are
used for all sorts of purposes and
come in multitude OF sizes Mer-
chants receive these boxes by the
score and. after emptytnR them. send
them away by the wagonload to be
burned These boxes are admirably
adopted for the use of gardeners and
vegetable men, and they should make
II n point to see that none of them
are destroyed Wooden boxes are
scarce and expensive. The paper
ones are light and strong. and may be
had very cheaply.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Impressive Military
Funeral on Sunday

A largely attended and impressive
military funeral. one OF the first of its
kind here in many years. was held in
Canon City at O'Clock sunday after
noon when the remains of Private
Paul J. Hammond. who died at Brest,
France. Oct Is. 1918. were laid to rest
in Greenwood cemetry in the presence
of a great gathering OF people. many
of them friends and rcquain,ances OF
the deceased.
The funeral service took place at
St. Michael-s Roman Catholic church.
<Drner of Ninth street and Macon
enue. and was conducted by Rev
Father Edmunds. pastor of the con
sregation. During the service repre-
sentatives of the army, navy and ma
rine csrps. as well as of the Red
Cross. all in full uniform. were pres
ent TO do honor TO the memory of the
dead.
At the cemetery the body was laid
to rest with full military honors The
pallbearers were Howard Burton. l. S.
Lear. Elmer J Bower Smith Batch
eior. Bryan c. Gresham and Clerbert
overman. all members of wray-Mc.
Kinstry post No. IL. American Legion
Those firing the salute over the grave
were Messrs. George O'Brieu of the
marine corps. Francis Carter OF the
navy. Hans Ringer OF the aviation
and Lawrence Quinn Albert Pook
Rundahl and ----- Kimmick. all of
the army The firing squad was IN
charge of Sergt Michael. Scattered
through the crowd could be seen
other ex-service men paying tri-
butte to -,he dead. J. f, Hupp
was burgler and sounded taps
over the grave OF Private Hammond.
the last tribute of respect and esteem
from his comrades in arms.
The body OF the deceased arrived
in New York early last week from
overseas and reached here Friday af-
ternoon in charge OF Sergt Michael
OF the headquarters company of the
Forty-First infantry. u. s. army. at
present stationed at Camp UPTON. \
IY.
Private Paul j. Hammond was the
son o. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hammond
of Victor. who will shortly remove to
Canon City to- make their home They
came down from the Cripple Greek
district last week to meet the remains
OF their son on their arrival and were
in attendance at the funeral services
Sunday afternoon. A brother of the
deceased. Albert Hammond. railroad
conductor <esiding at Cripple Creek.
came down from the district on Sat
urday to be present at the obsequies
Miss Katherine Hammond. employed
as bookkeeper In the office OF the
Empire Zinc company. is sister OF
the deceased.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
Poison Plants
Affect Horses

y very unsusl disease has appeared
among horses near Sterling. Colo
eew animals are affected. but the NOR
sality Is 100 per cent II appears
every year in the month of MAY in a
certain district a horse. apparently
in perfect health. will begin TO cough.
emit a foamy discharge from the nos
triis. and in six hours is dead of
edema OF the lungs 1t does not APP
pear to be infectious much less con
t. gious. a poisonous plant is sus-
pected and investigation is being
made by veterinarians OF the agri-
cultural college under the direction Of
Prof George II. Glover. head of the
veterinary department