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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
G. A. R. IN FORCE TAKES
lNDlANA'S CAPITAL CITY
Indianapolis Surrrnders NJ Discretion
Ia Union Veterans 1920
Reunion

indianapolis. IND. SEPT. So
Veterans OF the Grand Army o: Ire
kepub!ic tonight owned ind.auapo.:s
and Indiana. The city and State Ssr.
formally turned over 10 them 81
Mayor Jcweit and Governor Goodrich
az scmiofncial meeting and .ecco-
ton. marking the formal opening ..
the 1920 reunion. An address az wa
come also was made by Robert No.
Bride. commander OF the Depar;me.,
Of Indiana.
Response 10 the addresses Of w.i.
come was made by Daniel NJ Hall
OF Columbus. Ohio, COMMANDER
chief OF the orGanization. Other ad-
dresses were made by Mrs Ale,
iional Association of Army Nurses
Of the Civil War: Corporal James
Tanner, past commander-ia- che.
Mrs, Abbir Lynch, national pres.d.r.
Of the Women's Relief Corps; Ms
Lillian Clary Carey. president OF TIE
laaps OF the O. y. r. Mrs. jra-a
Gllchrist icnEling. president o: the
National Alliance of Daughters OF
Veterans: Harvey u. Sisson, com:nar-
der OF the Sons of Veterans. and
Ipnn X. Is ing, past communicative
tN!"f o. he - 4 Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
COLBY BRANDS'HAITLAN
CRITICISMS AS FALSE
Benevolent Purposes of Nation in Island Nearing At
tanment, and United States Hopes to Withdraw
Soon-Efforts for Welfare Made Under Treaty.

provisions OF the treaty entered into
4; the time OF this ccuntry's occupa-
;:on OF the island.
The American government in
formed the Haitian Minister OF For
elsa Affairs that i, could expect no
RELIEF from this action until tAe
Haitian government adopted a less
an;aeoa;s;!c attitude toward the
American au;hori;.es.
Protest against American iats.vea.
sion in San domingo was made IN
simultaneous statement ;oaiEh: by
Julio N. Css;cEo. representing the
Do;-li''sar iunta n the United States.
Referring 10 the recsa; declarations
BY Senator Harding a2d Secretary
Q: tie Navy Daniels, Ces;e-o decls-ed
;Ae citizens OF ;he Dominican .e7gb-
.!c have ncve. soUsh; me p.esea:
American Intervention" and have
aere. ceased 20 ask :oS registration
% ;Ae!- freedom aai sovereignty"
II A!s statement ,oa!Eh; Secretary
Co!Sy said:
The position OF Ire Ca:;ea States
w:;h relation 20 Ea!:. sAou.: not BE
-'.sua6s.s;ood ana :; certainly sAoa:d
20; se rIis.sp.essated even under ;he
temptations tina, ! political camps: 81
presents % irresponsible u:;s-a7cs
ana conscious uave.aoi:y
THIS eoUai.y IS engaged - :Ask
which Gas oaiy Aelevo,ca; purpose
!; IS task which vss undertaken
Cor ;he oeaea: ot tie Haitian peoP!e,
Aad with :As:- scau!sscsae. ;Ae :zsk
WAS defined = ;-sSty s-:s.ei $50
BY TIE :wo co1at-.eS -. vo.S
which tAe Ca.:et states c-ts-oeS 20
do Is nearing ee07!e;:o1- as cFon
rs completion :A!s eeveIlea. Ao7es
- withdraw Aai lssve ;Ae st-ia:s--a-
Gon .. ;Ae Island % ;Ae u-a&3s3 e.
forts .: ;Ae Haitian 7.oS.e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
LEXINGTON RESULTS

5s: :ss ,.q5 ;l9 waa nas
5ond:, Lady FairpIay. loo Murray. $3.50.
third. Time. 1:l2. Nc!a *. and Legal
: SECOND receive and one-ha!i furionrs
.-BQly Barton. ll2 Poo!cl. SIS. $500
S3.7o. won: R2nEoon. liz dykes 3S.S'
$3.50, second: Colonel Baker. lIg tIar.
2retD. $3.50. third. Time. 1897 Nr-riinnC
EoEsGid. Black Rock. Lou widrlg IL e
Coleman. The Nircin!an. pcrnonstra Tor
and Buddic Kcan also ran
: Third Iace-one mile and a si1teGnth--
BLACK Thong; zoe tSionel. .2I 20. 1870
$50, Texas Special io5 tkennrdyt. 81 Ga
80. SECOND: Bombsst. 10 tBurkcl $50
third. Time. l:t7 IS. selma c. Ground.
-Ewcil. Mountain Girl. Second Cousin. Mary
Fourth rass@.tivs and on. halt fnrionss
$40. won: sEnower. iS4 "G GKihhsp 81. g.
-TenderEas;. Planet and ". G. McC,.n;ocx
-also ran.
Thine. 1o5 tkenntdyD. $500. Sa.70. s. "a
-svon: PuiluE 10 tErickson). 81 go. taf0.
second: Ruby. q tLone). si2 90. ihirt.
zRap!dstride Goldsione Jack St-aH Hli;f,.
-Joe John Jr.. Loya!ist also ran
-. sixth race--tyc and ono-hal. furlongs
Judge Budrow. iO7 tE-icXsonI $3.50
At3.?o. $3.50. won; Su-.. 100 fKing) $3.50
1S3.s0. second: Nurse Jane loo Ic;-ub. r,
$3.50. third. Time. 1907 IS iIeiiu:l.
mick London and RING Rose also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First racSs.hye and enc.halt turlonEs---
Maiden. le7: eTnwood. III: Kinc,ic. 10:
I D;anSinE Maid ie-: Black Top. no;
Second race-two m!les-Inadcl. IL. 100:
Jay Bird. l4i: A-FlyInE scout iS5
Eonps. 13o: Jack OF Spades. lSs A-Bron2e
overmatch.. la+: FliEh, Captain. i53
A-Mrs w y. Prime entry.
Third race--hvc and onc-h half furionEs
;-General AEramoni. llt: Salesman; lie:
ington, 100: Helen LUCAS. TO-: Gratian
1l4; George Boves. its:
-LEn1oleur liz: Couritool. ne: Sir
Jack; lo7: BriEida, liz: Sadie w. lOg:
Mysd. lot; Dsn;S Moore. liz: Mrs. Ida
Fifth race-one mile and seventy Yards
,..Sailor IL: iioodwink; 100: .Ghasseur.
Colunlbine. loi
Sixth racc-six furlongs--St Quentin.
10: Bullet Proof rs: King Thrush lis:
JeS. 10S: casmanda!c. rs. S!rcn Maid.
---- Seventh racc--onc mile and a sixteenth
Little England ll6: Zouavc. IA: Barley
Water. l06 Sharp..ost. JIG: John l. bay,
-1ll5 Hong Kong. us: Sunros.. los.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
tRy A.scGa:ed F-ess. ]

WASHINGTON. Sept co.-Announe-
ing that ;he benevolent purpose" OF
this couatry's occupation OF tie Is
land OF Halt! was nearing" attain
nen;, Secretary Colby declared II =
statement toa!gh; ;hs; the United
States "ho7es" 10 withdraw and leave
re islands administration 10 ;he
'unaids6 EFFORTS OF the Haitian pco-
pie" when that purpose has been
fully achieved TIE relations .. :he
:s-y added. should no: be 'cn:s.s7-e-
scn;et even uadeT The temptations
;ha, : political campaign presents 20
irresponsible u::eraaes sad conscious
uavs-sc.:y."
wAne 70; .c7ly;as directly 70 &c
cen; charges ~ Senate. Harding. ;Ae
Republican P.ss:te2;iA !. e-.!1ee. ina:
tie administration was ooadue:!.s
''oaca.s:::u;!oaA warfare" aea.as:
Hat! &-a Saa Domingo. Secretary
Co.sy -s:;;s5 ;; length ;Ac history q:
American oceGps;!oa % :hoss coua-
:-.ss &-d 3s:sats. :; SIS he!ae guided
" - ;ho-EA: sNoe7; 20 As.7" ;As!.
7so7its Ssaa;o. i&-3sass A:;sck OF
iaH 3-2.a.S;-S:ioas -sSo:G - Has!
was made - caaasc:ioa WIN c..;!-
o:sm .: resent statements - regard
- ;he :s!aat by Franklin =. Reese-
vs.: Rs@oc-a;:e misrepresentation,
nominee,
Barrier & :Ae cay :: rn l.s.aea
ira; the STATE O.2s-t1eat hSi "a
to-nei G. Bs-sa. El:;;sa M!o.ste. Q.
Foreign Affairs, ;A&i re sAiA-:es @:
the Fres:den; 4aG o;Ae. A:eh oc7e.a,.
o. the Haitian eevsEaea: -h.cA
have been withheld s:2ee last tuae.
would Be 50 withheld Ca., ;Ae as:.ve
government; oeass3 20 iz;s-->o.. os-
stacles 10 re carving =; =. ne-.stn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SHIPPING BOARD CANCELS
SALE OF GERMAN RAIDER
Announce Thht First Payment WINS
Not Wade M Heason for
Asking New bids.
tBy Associated Press J

~ yEASHINGTON, Sept. o0.-Cancella-
,ytion Of the sale OF the former German
commerce raider Won Steuben to Ferd
-Eggina, of the Foreign Trade Devel-
-opment Cruise Of New York, was an
bounced today by the Shipping Board.
-knd new bids for the purchase o. the
vessel were called for TO be opened
sSeptember 30.
- First payments on tho purchase
~prioe OF S1.5oo.oOo were no, made. it
-Was stated at the board in explanation
Isl the cancellation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
GAY CROWDS PARADE IN
BELGIAN RULERS HONOR
King albert md Queen Elizabeth Re-
"ei'e Great Welcome Mt Rio
JancIro.

RIO. JANEIRo. Sept. ?o.-Cav
through the streets of tho lrayiii,-
capital tonight in honor OF King Al
bert and Queen Elizabeth. Of Belgium.
VINO landed here this afternoon All
me thnrouTniarcs were brilliantly H.
Illuminated and conspicuous among ,Ta
decorations along tho streets w..
inc colors o! the allied and associated
nations.
~. riaooraie program OF entertain
mcnt FOR the royal visitors. wn1 ~.
the nrst King and Queen ever to vls!.
Sontn America. began soon after the.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
WILL SELL SHIPYARD
Shipping Board TO On-r Mobile plan,
Mt Public Auction ON
October y.

WASHINGTON. Sept 20.-R!as y,li
be received until IL 4. n. Octnbe. :
by the Shipping Board for the sal.
OF the shipyard AT Mobile. Ala. forr.-
cry operated by Fred T. Ley Il n
The plant, with pier. buildInrs ~.
material and machinery. will trer b..
SOLD 10 the highest bidder. the bosrc
announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
JACK JOHNSON IN JAIL
[Dy Associntnh rrnss1

=. LEAvENWoRTH. KAN, Sept. 20
arJank Johnson. brought here yes,er-
t-1ayEto serve sentence of one year
HsaHd a day for violation OF the Mann
.--Act. ha sheen made orderly Of the
baseball park. His duties are
1tU;kaep tho athletic grounds In good
~cofdltton. Later on, according to tho
Z warden, he Will be made director OF
Y st5alktlcS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21

~ "rmnrr hnrk From Europe.
ship La Fayettc. arriving here .<.Ix
today from JIavre. broueh. III
knights Of Columbus. led By gunrt,n.
Enight James a. Flaherty, returrtny
and Belgium. They 2ough, rI,,,
from Pope BENEDICT NV. and n.
French government N"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21

IsoS- yea LAX
AKA. week
- :-L-
FOLLOWED -
REGULAR .a=.a,..
SOUNDS a-sz,y ra7..
E2Ec,A--y -s.a y:u
ooNs.oEa :A- lazy
o-HEa .ra.:.ss.
OF ;.:s=za.. e;--.aas-
PERMANENT 49,
INTERESTING ~o.l-
VACATIONS ~.;s say.
WHOLESOME .z--az-..-rr
REFINED a..,=.:e.,
CA =: aas= 80. .as E.s G-.ee SIRE.
l-r week cay s-:ve.a \ " ~. 5
? X
TIE GEsGEARE POTOMAC
TELEPHONE GO. oE VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
FOR SALE.

Several high-grade retail
businesses, including ladies
ready-to-W e r, hardware,
groceries, cigars, automo-
bile tire, accessory, confec-
tlonery and restaurant.
For full particulars, H 300,
care Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

\ GOING grocery srG r.een r-oec-y sg-
aess. Also goo: sand for fresh -nrs..
Aea-.. 4 81. s&:. E.-n.s DIS oA;ca-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wautc.I-FcmnIo 2

TEACHERS-wantcd two 6I.h-.eE--1I
scSo aShes ss, fSr ,a Ia Crosse. tVa.>, iiEh
J. l.. HaEood. chairman scSooip Saarsss
Crosse. Va. ' oo"'o. LA
WANTED. girl to work at soda fountain
h2lnason 1roS STORE sls East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
itcnuyating and Dyeing
Tailoring and Pressing
EMPLOY .MEST

Help " anted-Fennie 8.
"a So! - BOOK EEFE.R .A.;ed c.!
LAe.koz so ~. Heater.
CC'pA-Jre. oSos ~4a;.. its y. Ftt:A:
-.a-z &. .-st-.S.E-
COX waste: :o- ,s-e. r-os1 p-.yoas:
A..A--z1t-; = g: Es-;. i>2-acA-5y s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SALE LLN.

Gentleman Win eI.-=e=c. ua,.s 70
Si=c.e tS:As.1sAt. LIE .: ovt-A.Is -.
sh--:k W. gre aeS: any ;,r1 .a:y
desired Asa CA cae- = EAS attractive
p-ooox...oE - re wis ca &c; re-
sc-:s o-ly / 1-si-a--S zAz VIE ;ae
Ao--!ty rerG ABBY.
THE KING OVERALL COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
Statesmen and Apcnts
situations Wantcd-Fcmale SO

BOOK KEEPER-Posi,lon wanted b. lazy
as assistant bookNecgrr A:d genera ot-
nee h-!p. experienced: quick ard accurate
- nSIf-s $50: reference. II $40. c>.-
I.rnss-N:s.
LADY want. typewr.uaS> MINK. .;e
Phone Randolph i.It.J. or 4S3. car.
liz. cs- DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21

rHES EA1a Ada Z sensa nUuzzA
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
VOLUME xL
BOURBON GUN CLUB

The Bourbon Gun Clubs regular
weekly target shooting tournament
will De held on the Club grounds
this afternoon, beginning at two
o'clock. The program for the after
noon is a varied one and will afford
the shooters ample opportunity for
displaying their ability as marks
men. Ladies are cordially invited
r. attend. The shoot this after
noon will be contest for the tro-
phv donated by ]. w. Davis & Co.,
now N exhibition in their show
windows.
The Club has secured official per-
mission from the American Trap
shooting Association to hold a reg
Mar all-day shooting tournament
on September z. A number of the
most aoted trap-shots in the United
States will be present and take part
in The tournament, for which q
program is now being arranged
Spectators are given a cordial well
come. Ladies are beginning to man
ifest an interest in the tournament,
and an especial invitation is ex-
fenced them, and comfortable seats
will be provided for them.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
CHANGE OF SCHOOL BOOKS
COMING SOON

If the effort of George Colvin.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, is successful. there will
be an exchange of books soon, de-
ferred from last year, owing to the
inability of publishers to get them
out, and rebate received by every
holder of the old books, upon ex-
change for new ones at local deal
ers within the next two months.
The publishers were to have given
"a rebate, or to have taken the old
books back, when the change was
made, at a reduced price, up until
July, of this year. However, the
inability to get the books printed
altered the situation, with the re-
suit that the change was not made
at the specified time, and the old
books consequently, were held in
use- Superintendent Colvin is en-
deavoring to have the publishers ex-
tend the time in receiving the old
books, since the new ones have
made their appearance, and if this
effort is successful, there will be an
early exchange without full price
having to be paid upon the part Of
the purchaser.
This will represent large sum
saved, when the extensiveness of
the county school system is given
consideration, as well as the change,
which-.is said to be complete, the
new books being widely different in
many ways from the old ones in use.
just when the official change is to
be effected is not known, however,
it will take place soon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
PROHIBITION PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE GOOD
RUNNER"

Rev. Aaron S. Watkins, who was
officially notified Wednesday of his
nomination for President on the
Prohibition ticket, has had much
experience in running for Office. As
a candidate for Congress in the
Ninth Ohio district in 1904 he poll
ed the largest vote ever counted for
a Prohihitionist in that district. In
1905 he was the candidate of his
party for Governor. In 1908 and
again in 1912 he was the Prohibi-
ton candidate for Vice President.
Mr.. Watkins is native of Ohio and
at various periods in his career he
has been a school teacher, lawyer,
preacher and lecturer. For some
time he held professorship at
Ohio Northern University and in
190-1O he was president of Asbury
College. He comes of Quaker stock
and passed his boyhood on a farm.
His home is at Germantown, O.,
where the notification ceremonies
were held.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
COLD CHECK WORKERS

Cold check workers have in the
past found picking good among the
merchants of this city. Notwith-
standing the many warnings they
have had merchants who receive
checks from strangers in payment
for purchases and give the balance
in cash, usually lose the money.
Several Paris business houses have
lately adopted the policy of refus-
ing outright to cash checks unless
the party presenting and the one
signing it are personally known tc
them.
In one instance THE NEWS heard
a few days ago of promenent
Scott county farmer, who while in
Paris made some purchases, amount
ing to about $50, at local grocery,
and gave his check in payment. The
check was politely but firmly re-
fused by the grocery people, who
Informed the Scott county man Of
the policy they had adopted The
farmer was anxious to retain his
goods, aid leaving the store, hap
pened upon friend in business who
gave him the money in return for
the check. Other business firms
will soon follow a similar line OF
action for their own protection.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
REPUBLICANS URGE SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT RATIFIED

The Republican State Central
Committee, in session in, Louisville,
Wednesday. sent kilograms to men,
bers of both Houses of the Tennessee
Legislature urging them to vote and
work for immediate ratification of
the Federal suffrage amendment.
This action was taken on motion
of j. Matt Chiffon, member of the
committee from the Fifth District,
and followed brief talks by Mrs.
Christine Bradley South, member of
the National Republican Committee
for Women; Mrs. John w. Langley,
member of the committee from the
State-at-Large, and Mrs. Josephine
Marks, chairman of the WOman'S
Bureau for Scott County.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
NEW IMPROVEMENTS

4 class room for boys is being
arranged in the basement of the
Methodist church. The room is be-
ing concreted and will be fur
nishei for the reception of the boys
Arrangements are being made for
another class room for the Sunday
School department. in the. basement.
An entrance is being made to the
basowe Mt from the Pleasant street
side 10 be enclosed by an iron rail
ing.
Thcs. G. Morris and Thos. Cra-
ven have leased the Higgins store
room on Main street, adjoining
Oberdorfer's drug store, and have il
handsomely reprinted and papered.
The room will be used as a bust
Tess office for the Morris Taxicap
Co.. newcomers in the taXicab field
in this city.
A large force of workmen began
yesterday razing the old residence
at the corner of Second and Main
streets. lately occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Napier. The Mammoth
Garage Co., of Lexington, who pur
chased the property last wear, will
erect z steel and stone garage on the
site Part of the building material
is already on the ground. The lot
EXTENDS through from Main street tn
the Louisville & Nashville railroad
in the rear.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
SNEAK THIEVES BUSY

Light-fingered gentry with a
penchant for appropriating other
peoples property, are busy in Paris
Monday night the residence of Mrs
Mary Ireland Davis, on Duncan
avenue was visited. the thief O,
thieves ransacking the entire house
Revolvers belonging to County Az
torney D. D. Cline and Harry Jones
were taken from their rooms. A
trunk bSr0nging to Charles Kenney
was broken open and several arti-
c1es of jewelry and other personal
property taken. Among the miss
ing articles purlOined from the
trunk were a woven watch chain
with gold medal attached, and sew
eral coins highly priced by Mr.
Kenney as souvenirs. The robbery
was reported to the police depart
ment
Chief of Police Link arrested a
young white boy named Cooper, on
suspicion of having been implicated
in the Davis robbery. Cooper had
in his possession the revolver be-
longing to Harry Jones, which he
had endeavOred to sell to different
parties. Cooper is being held in
the Paris Jail pending an investiga-
ton.
An attempt was made to enter the
grocery of A. S. Wilson, at the cor
ner Of Main and Fifteenth streets,
Tuesday night. A window pane was
broken by the visitor, who, while
apparently attempting to throw a
window catch, was frightened away
by the noise of breaking glass.
Nothing was missed from the store.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
IDEAL HOME TO BE SOLD WE'D
NESDAY, AUG. 10.

The home of Mrs. J. U. BOardman,
located or Seventh street, near
High, one of the best and most mod
ern in a city of fine homes, will be
offered at public sale on Wednesday,
August IS, at two o'clock, by Har-
ris, Speakes & Harris. Written or
printed description will not convey
an adequate idea of this home. Go
and see it for yourself. Complete
all the way through Every part
of it modernly equipped with con-
veniences.
HARRIS. SPEAKES & HARRIS.
(aug10-3D
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PLAN
FOR BIG RALLY

The Blue Grass Council No. 1852,
knights of Columbus, made tenn
rary arrangements Wednesday night
for the large parade of the Holy
Name Societies of the Catholic
Church, which is to be held in Lex
ington, Sunday, October 8. 1t is
expected that thousands of Catholics
Of Central Kentucky will participate
in the parade and the rally follow
ing at Woodland Park. An address
by a prominent speaker and the
singing of number of selected
hymns will feature the rally.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
PUBLIC SALE OF HANDSOME
PARIS HOME.

Keep in mind the public sale by
Harris, Speakes e Harris. on We'd
nesday, August 18. at two O'Clock,
of the handsome ho'le of Mrs. ]. U.
Boardman. located on Seventh
street There isn't better con-
structed home in this city, and the
purchaser will get home that he
or she will always be proud of. Has
a lot 77x130 feet, and is fitted up
with all modern conveniences. Has
to be seen to be fully appreciated.
At the same time we will sell for
Mrs. Boardman a fine lot of furni-
ture. Terms will be made known
on day of sale.
HARRIS, SPEAKES & HARRIS.
$3.50
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-08-13
RICHMOND DOG PROVES ET
FECTIVE FIRE ALARM.

While Lindsay Blanton, of Rich
mond, coal merchant, was asleep in
his room above his place of business
early Sunday, he was awakened by
tugging at his bedclothes and loud
barking from his dog and found his
he'd clothing in flames The fire de-
partment was called and the flames
were eXtinguished before much dam
age was done. Blanton IS a brother
Of Mrs. Ben Buckner, of Xaiapa
Farm, near Paris.