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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
THE COMPULSORY
+ EDUCATION LAWS
To be Upheld by Prosecution of
Negligent Parents-County
Schools Flourishing

Truant Officer, WA. johnson, who
has been deputy marshal for Is
years, is now Madison county truant
officer, states that he is having his
troubles-so are some of the runaway
boys, as well as parents charged with
negligence III sending their children
to school. There is goodly list of
this element, it is reported by the
officre, and he is paying special atten-
ton to them.
There are q number of boys who
have been located in various other
counties, who will be returned to their
parents, some Of whom will be given
Ia trial while others will be sent to
the reform school, he claims. Many
who have had working permits are
returning Co school, on schedule time.
There were many excuses for this
purpose.
The attendance at county schools
us generally, very good. Illness in
some localities is keeping many from
their studies. There ere sevaral cases
of scarlet fever as we'll as diptleria.
and considerable CONSERVATION was
caused in various sections because of
it's appearance.
1t is the intention to uphold the
compulsory educational law to the
letter, and as a result, the first pro-
secutions of parents for failure to
esnd their children to school will be
made within few days. Warnings
have been UNDECIDED, Supt. Ben Ed
wards states, and the result will be
the prosecution of. the children. 1t
is said there are few absentees as a
result of the waywardness of the
children, considering the number in
attendance at the county schools.
Progress in the schools have been
very satisfactory since the beginning
Social gatherings have been more
numerous than usual, and athletic
and manual training has been more
extensive. The reports from several
schools for the first month show that
despite the Beginnings, which is usu-
ally attended by more Or less draw
backs, considerable progress has been
made.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
LEFT WIFE ALL PROPERTY

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 1C.-Did En-
nest L: March, prominent and veal
thy furniture dealer, of Lexington,
and former Police and Fire Commits
sioner of this city, who was shot and
killed at his home by Constable Geo
Rose, for alleged mistreatment of
Roses 14-year-old grand daughter,
have a premonition that his death
was near? The will which was'made
three days prior to his death, gave
his property, amounting to 100000,
to his wife.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
NO CHANCE FOR RACE

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 15.-Samuel
D. Riddle, owner of Man o. War, has
announced that he has decided to re-
fuse to run Man o. War against Elk
terminator for the $4,000 purse Of
fered by NJ. J. VIM, general manager
of the Kentucky Jockey Club, for a
race at mile and half over the La
tonia course. The great horse has
finished his racing career.
Mr.. Riddle also spiked the story
that Man o. War would be taken to
England to run against the best OF
the three-year-olds in that country
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
In Memory of Mrs. Lucy Estes

The Lord thought best to take away
The idol of our heart:
He chastens all He loves, you know.
And sends each cruel dart.
But still we cannot say just yet, Fl
Gods Will, not our, be done"
For the home circle is broken now
Its brightest gem is gone.
But still we should not call her back
To suffer longer here,
When we feel she is waiting over there
So far and yet so near.
When around the parental hearthstone
we shall gather,
There will be a vacant chair:
'Tis there we will miss you most, dear
Lucy -.....
But we will miss you everywhere.
The circle on earth is broken,
For still in death she lies:
But We pray the circle will not be
broken
In the Home beyond the skies.
Brothers and Sisters.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
CITY To BECOME
ATHLETIC Center
American Legion, Eastern Nor
NAL and Madison High to
Present Unusual Field

The initial movement looking
howard football team of ex-ser-
vice men will be in evidence next
Wednesday afternoon at $50 at
the Eastern Normal campus
grounds, when the first practice
will be taken up. There has been
a call issued to all veterans.
whether or not they are members
Eof the American Legion, who are
interested in the game, to respond
and participate in the practice.
There will be football team or
ganized from the aggregation of
sport-loving veterans and the first
real game will be with the team
from the Berea post on Novem-
Der II, Armistice Day.
The football team will be but
start that is to be made relative
to the sport feature of the local
ilegion post. There will be basket
ball and track work besides, and
it is the intention to have the
football team well organized as
soon as possible As soon as the
organization takes place there
will be practice for the opening
game of the season. It is the III
tention to continue the sports
throughout the fall and winteh
The basket ball and track teams
will be organized later This
movement, which will bring to
Richmond an extensive line OF
sports. will great increase out
door exercise, since the teams at
filiated with the legion will be
able to connect with those OF the
Eastern Normal, and regular
games can be played at will. The
track work will also be taken up
later, as we'll as other sports. The
stress at present will be laid up
on the football team from the
fact that the challenge from Be
rea has been accepted and it is
the intention to be in condition to
make a good showing upon that
date. The game will be played
here and will be the first between
two posts representing young
men who were in the ranks dur
ing the recent great conflict.
The several athletic teams rep
resenting the legion, together
with those of the Eastern Normal
and the Madison High school will
represent the greatest aggrega-
ton of athletics ever recorded in
the city and will make Richmond
a sport center and athletic field
that promises to become known
far and wide.
There will be considerable in
teresting from the standpoint of
young women and girls, since
there will be basket ball teams
representing local high schools
as we'll as Eastern Normal and il
is expected that when the auxil-
larry othe legion gets under way
there will be list of athletics as
we'll os social affairs that will at
tract the attention OF many.
1t is known there are many
girls in the Madison High school
who are enthused over athletics
and a member of the faculty said
there was material for one OF the
strongest basketball teams OF any
high school in this part Of the
state, if developed. The same car
be said of those of the Eastern
Normal, and attention will be
given these issues, it is said, in the
near future.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hattie Broaddus to S. H. Jet, 30
acres for 81 200.
NJ. Lambert to John Jones, one and
one-half acres for $3.50.
S. j. Grubbs to John Doty, 12O
acres for $4,000
Mary Powell to White and Kenly,
two lots in Richnosd, for 81 900.
3. F. Bagley, to J. V. Wagers, lot
for sos. Fss
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

"There is not enough money in eX-
istence to take Man O. War out of this
country" he said. An offer of $780,
900 for the great horse, made by a
Canadian who wanted the horse fer
breeding purposes, has also been re-
fused.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
AT sT. LOUIS CONvENTION

Rev. D. H. Matherly, Of the Second
Christian Church, who is attending
the National Convention of the Church
of Christ at st. Louis, this week, will
return home Saturday. He will have
a report of the Convention for the
members of his church upon his re
turn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

There is not nearly as much noise
being made now as will be in the case
of fire when Councilman Bob Gold
en- gets that new siren
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

If you have an automobile or are 3
truck driver, it might be good idea
to cut out copy of those ordinances
and paste in your hat.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

The opening of Second street, be-
tween Irvine and Third STREETS. which
will soon take place, will admit of the
fire department men getting out via
Irvine street and in much better time
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

H. Clay Stone reports that he has
one of the best tobacco crops in years
on his farm near Paris.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

Madison tobacco producers state
after all, they viii have a pretty good
crop, rust c.. no rust.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

Gov. Cox received a hearty wei come
at Marion, O., the home of Senator
Harding
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.

| rrlJeZd generaia Janlna DO
Prahy. Parizskym rychlfkem
prijel 80. MN. po pill noci gene
|ral janin Sc svoji chotf do Pra-
hy. Prifjezd o nasc osvobozeni
zaslouzileho gsneralissirna ST.
bifskych vojsk ocekavali na
.fWilsonove nadrazi ministr Ia
hranici DIR. Benes, francouzsky
|vyslanec Couget, ministr Sve-
hla, statni tajemnik Chalupa,
general Pelle, plukovnik HUI
SAX, generalove Syrovy q Divis,
plukovnik Klecanda, gen. kon-
Isul Seba eetn{ zastupci diplo
|matickeho sboru. General ia
min vystoupiv z vlaku polibil
Sc generalern Peile mini
lstrem drem BensSem a pozdra-
vil Sc S francouzskym vyslan-
Gem Cougetem, generalem Sy-
rovym, statnim tajemnikem
Chalupou a ministrem Svehlou.
Vojenska hudba zahrala ODE
narodni hymny a Marseilleisu,
naeez general Janin preset
frontu cestne roty 6. pluku,
ktery no pozdravil uprimnym
''Na zdar!" Vazeny host uve-
|den pax do nadrazniho salonu,
kde no 3rdecne uvital ministr
Or. Benes ma pude osvobozene
Republiky a projevil mu jme-
mem vlady a celeho naroda dix
Ia vSe, co pro nase vysvoboze-
mi vykonal,, vzpomenuv zejme-
ma organisacni Ginosti generala
Janina, kere jest co dekovati
sjednoceni nasich vojsk, jakoz
zasluh, jichz 81 ziskal re-
patriaci nasich sibifskych legio
naru. Ministr BeneS pozdravil
vrele pani Janinovou, ktere
chot' plukovnika Husaka po-
dala kytici. Pc proslovu po-
|iibil Sc ministr BeneS gene
rale Janinem, ktery odpovedi
vzpomenu( vernosti Cechu
Francii roku 1871 osvedGene,
prave, ze pro tuto lasku Cechn
k Francii rad ma Sibifi pro naS
pracoval a skoncil svuj proslov
cesky: Blaze kazdemu, kdo
trpi bolestmi vitezstvi." Ac
minula jiz pulnoc, prece shro-
mazdil Sc pred nadrazim za-
stup obeeenstva, ktery uvital
mileho navstevnika srdecnym
"Na zdar!"
Polaci zneuzivaji proti nam
} agitaGns nabozenstvi. Polaci
, stvou proti nam ma Grave a
: Spisi jako proti neznabohum
Nv jednom letdku puisi, &c Ces
" Praze promenili hostel v ma
, stal, kde kone stoji. - c
: Hlinkovi tvrdi, ze jest dosud
, zavfen a Slovaky lakaji nej
: rozmanitejsimi sliby do luna
4 katolicke Polsky. - Myslime
/ ze by Polaci We vlastnim zajmu
/ nell nabozenstvf nechati po
hojem, nebot' jejich katolici
i SINUS, ktery ted jako agitacn
Q prostfedek vystrkuji, ma take
], sve stiny ne male. Skandaln
: afera V klastere censtochov
: Isk6m, kde S Krzyzanovskou hJ
y tril a pax vrazdil mnich Ma
: coch, jest dosud v zive pameti
: Katolickeho hdoveho kneze
Stojalowskeho polsti biskupo
g We vystvali krakovske diece
: Sc - nocni zivot knezi agita
: toru z kruhu Londzinova TIE
/, sine budi pohors ani atd. To VS.
o isou ukazky, jaK vypada pol
!, sky katolicism ma ruby. = Slo
p vaci proto ma jejich lstiva slo
va niceho nedaji, nebot' chtej
o ziti We state spofadanem, ne
fisi, ktera jest vlastni vinol
J. pred rozkladem.
Il Nemocni legionari prijeli d.
: Prahy. Dne Z. t. m. pfijel d'
a Prahy nemocnicni vlak S cast
muzstva lodi sherman. Pri
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Bolest v zadech. "Moie man.
zelka trpela bolestmi v zadech
pc ctyri leta; jeji choroba vzni-
kla z nastuzeni", pise pan FIR.
Karpowicz z Drumheller, Alta.
"Vyuzila nekolik lahvi Ora.
Petra Hoboka, jez jeji bolesti
umirnilo, zvetsilo chut' k jidlu
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VYMENI Sc novy domek o
6ti svetnicich V okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek o 4 svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku lie 1907 str.
pri 1898 str. a k tomu jeste
jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaji
Sc til domy a Stor ma vych.
76 ul., blize Cedar Ave., dale
vymenim obchod "a privatni
dun. Nam mnoho jinych domu
iak na prodej, tax ma vymenu.
Haste Sc u Thorn. Suchy. 24e5
4. SO ST. Tel. Prlnct. 1876 W.
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PRODAJl Sc diva pekne To-
ty "a pficinuu odjezdu ma
tarmu. Ma jednom je postave-
ma garaz. Jsou kazdy 40 pri
200 str. prodaji Sc kazdy
zvlast' aneb dohromady. Ma
lezaji Sc ma E. 135 ul. z Union
Ave. Haste Sc v elsie 13405
Syec Ave. V Corlett. 7-3O
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ny V doutnikarska dime. Mo-
hou Sc naucit vynosnernu "a
mestnani. Plat pri uceni. Hia-
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ROMAN.
Francouzsy napsal Georges Ohnet Zce Ludevit Motys


pax SlySaIa naJemnlKa pO ave
hodiny kriziti pokoj, re
zdlouhaveho, matneho kroku
uzavirala, re tento zpusob Ia
bijeni casu neni valne po jeho
chuti.
Jednou bezmala jiz chtela
witt svuj destnik a prostred
proudiciho deste jiti aspon k
prostfednlmu kulatemu zaho-
nu, jenom ably ubohy mladik
mel radost, re il vidi. Neucini-
la toho vsak, protoze podobny
krok preea jen zdal Sc il byti
prilis vyznamnym a zavaznym.
Oddavala Sc tedy tomu, ma
slouchati, jak podpatky nailen-
covy provadeji zalostne svdj
smutetni pochod a ustavicny
monotonm zvuk nabyval pro
jeji sluch syrfonickeho vyzna-
mu. Slysela neho zpev zalo-
sti, vrel6 upeni, uryvkovita Wy
znavani, jakoby nejaky vyvo-
lany duch prostredkoval j ci-
ty a myslenky milence We Wy
hnanSfyi
Courcicr nicmene nebyl "a
pom6tlivym, jak Sc zdalo. Tr-
vaje tvrdosijnostl praveho
strannika sve mySlence, Zpra-
vii okamzite policejniho redi-
tele tajemnem a podezfelem
obieveni Sc mladeho muze V
jeho dome, ktery domnele slu-
je Gervais.
Reditel pTikazal patrani V
teto zalezitosti jednomu ze
svych pomocniku, mlademu to
muzi, ktery jako tax mnoho
jinych, prodelaval prave ucenl
sve policejni sluzbe, ably tim
zpnsobem prozil radosti hlav-
niho mesta. Patrani nevyzado-
valo mnoho casu, ami mnoho Ia
mani hlavy, nebot' Jindrich ne
cinil niceho, ably zakryl sVe
stopy.
Ufednik lehce nasel cestu z
ulice Spontinniho do ulice de
Pressbourg po uplynuti pul
dine byfa tn zprava, ze najem-
Gem mezipatra v elsie A., KITE
ry nazyva Sc Jindrichem Ger
vaisem, ie syn bankere barona
Tr6soriera, mistopresidenta OF
chodni komory, jednoho z nej-
bohatsich muzu Francie.
Nahoda tomu chtela, re O.
MIN mladym polio ejnim ufedn'
KEN byl JindTchuv kamarac
re skoly, hezky mladik, ktere
no nedostatek jmeni a madam
zlakaly stati Sc snazivcem ve
sluzbe policejni.
Rozmyslil 81 vec prve, neil
iednal. Najal-li 81 Tresorier
odlehle malom6St acke ctvrt
byt ga tisic franku, nevezele
tom dojista nieeho statu ne
bezpecneho, nybrz zajiste ne
jaka milostna pletka, neJakj
tajemstvi. Bylo nutno, rusit
tich6, utajene stesti hruby
ma botama policie vstoupiti n;
taine stesky, kde milujici svo'
blazenost vodi ma prochazku
Medal tedy Jindficha an
pfedvolati, nybrz po snidani S
Easel kolem bursy, dial 81 Wy
yolati stareho druha re ska
men do zahrady bursy a zcel
zprima Sc no tam otazal
"Prosim te. Gervaisi, co pax t
plichtis te ulici Spontiniho?
Jezto mlady Tresorie zfel
me vylekan chtel, .jak Sc zda
10, vtiraveho tazatele odby1
vznesenou chladnosti, dokl;
dal urednik: "Ano, muj mily
policie jest ii jiz cd dvou dn
v patach a nebyti mne, b,
bys dockal Sc jiz nepfijemns
no prekvapeni. Snad jde o nt
Jake ohledy k tobe anebo K J
nym - lee na kazdy zpuso
myslim, re nechces asl prevrs
80; ~4a+nI paTaCak3 PONdEOVs
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny ci-
hloyy dunn ma Pershing Ave,
byvala Hollister Ave-, {. 50S2
Sklep pod celym domem, bri-
dlicoya stfecha, elektrika, kou-
pelna a zachod nahofe dole.
Haste sc tamtez. 7-26
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PRONAJME Sc bezdet-
nym manzelum byt o A poko-
jich, koupelna vyhfivani.
Haste Sc V cisIe 1861 E. ia
st. 7-29
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datl SioVO, re Sc neJedna Q po-
ilitiku. Povez mi vsak, kdo dal
Ipokyn k tomu, abych byl sire
zen?"
! "Poslanec nejkrajnejsi levi
ce, ktery rad della sc dIlezi-
Itym, proslaveny demokrat, We
kterem vsak malo vezi - Cour
cier,'
! "Dasa, proc Sc o mne sta
Ira?"
| "Chce jen vedeti, kdo jsi,
Iodkud poehazis a co dslas. j =
to hlupacek, ktery Sc domysli,
lie vsechen svet Sc toci kolem
ljeho ubohe postavicky a ktery
se sam policie boji a nenavidi
lii, lee nevada stvati j ma jine.
Nuze. povez mi, iakou zpravu
mann panu dati?"
mo, re jmenuji Sc Gervais,
ze jsem 81 najal klidny byt V
ulici Spontiniho, abych mohl
nerusene studovati narodni ho-
spodafstvi - chceS-li byti tax
dobry."
| 'Ujednano, nedelej vSak "a
dne hlouposti, abychom do ne
echo nevlezli."
Mules Sc spolehnouti =
Courcier byl uplne uklidnen,
kdyz mu bylo sdeleno, re novy
najemnik jmenuje Sc opravdu
Geryais q re zabyva Sc nevin-
nyfaif sthdiemi. Nestaral Sc ta-
ke jiz o n6ho, az jednohorctvrt-
ka kolem ctvrte hodiny odpo.
ledni opetne Sc MIN setkal ma
dvore, pri cemz mlady muz sc
| jiz nespokojil S pozdravem, ny.
brz oslovil no vybranou zdvo.
| rilosti.
"Pane poslance!' pravil s
lpoklonou, ktera by stacila ko
!runovane hlave. "nevim, mann
iii tn cest byti vami opet pozna
van? Mel isem jiz jedenkrate
iStesti setkati Sc vami = osme
| luji-li Sc osloviti vas, odvazul
Sc toho jedine - proto ze
vim, re muz vaSeho vyznamt
nikdy opovrzlive neodvraci sc
cd zacatecnika a dovede oceni
ii 81 poctivou pill, at jiz w
sledek jeff jest sebe skrovnej
ST."
Courcier uderil Sc zlehka dc
prsou a tonem svych schuzo
vych reci pravil: "Vidim, x
mne znate, mlady muzi. O
vsem, re ma ucast zabezpeeens
: jest kazdemu pilnemu delnikl
a zvlaSte zacatecnikum = Gin
. mohu YAM poslouziti?"
"Pocal isem rozsahlou prac
o komunismu jezto vim, u
, 'iste strazcam cisteho uceni
i choval jsem vrele prani, zjed
, natl 81 Cd vas objasneni prl
: cine iednotlivIch casti, alb,
: vasnivi odpurci nemohli vyuzl
5 ii mych slabostl jako mlsta u
i toku ma vec samu.'
: Pohled dusevniho dedic
a Blanquiho spoonful Sc zalibe
i MIN ma MAIDEN muzi rozply
wave vyletlo mu re rtu: "Ach
i tax, mlady priteli, Wy pisete
\
ii komunismu? Nekonecne pole
: Etere roznecuje nejvyssi schol
: nosti ducha ="
a "Prave proto mne napadl
obratiti sc ma vas
o "OvSem, tot beZe vsl pc
y chybnosti byla spravne -- by
j. bych chtel, abyste znal samo'
/ neho otce Blanquiho, to byl
ii hlava, mozek obrovsky -
i "Protoza no tn jiz nenl -
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-07
WOMEN VOTE FOR frs I
TIME IN OLD BAY STATE
WITH ONE WOMAN SURE
OF DEMOCRATIC PLAC
HOT PRIMARY WITH MANY AS.
PIRANTS ON BOTH TICKETS;
THE LADY VOTE" TURN
ING OUT LIGHT

Boston, Sept. 7.-Massachusetts bal
loted for the state and congressional
tickets today TO be voted on at the
November election.
1t was the first state primary In
which women participated and they
had regard In the approximate pro-
portion OF one woman to every four
men.
One woman was assured OF place
on the Democratic state ticket, Miss
Alice T.. Cram, OF Boston. being un-
opposed for the nomination for state
auditor.
A majority of the contests were for
places on the Republican state ticket
the contest for the Democratic guber-
material nomination being the only one
Of the party's state ticket. Four Re
publican and two Democratic con-
gressmen were opposed for re-nomina'
ton.
Lieut.. Governor Claiming II, Cox
was unopposed for the Republican
nomination for governor.
The Democratic candidates for the
nomination were Richard II. Long.
Of Framington, party name In 1915
and 1919. and state Senator John j.
Walsh. OF Boston.
Republican congressman who We're
opposed for denomination were Fred
erick II. Gillette. speaker Of the house;
Calvin D. Paige. Robert Luce and
Joseph r, Walsh. Six candidates
contested for the Republican nomi-
nation In the ninth district, where
Congressman Fuller gave up the pos
slblllty OF another term to seek the
nomination for lieutenant governor.
Congressman Richard olney and
Peter +. Taguc were the Democrats.
who had opposition, Tague having
seven rivals for nomination the tenth
district. which is wholly in Boston
There were three candidates for the
Republican nomination in the tenth.