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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
EDleus trDfene @eliiife.

@ariduut 6. Stunt. - Sn gan1
Eolen miro fir Hrobibition Eropa=
gonou genudt. slud inn 9ar0tag
fum ote 6rage lpieOer 5ur Gprode,
nah0en man tie ldngere 3eit botte
ruben loIien. Sie Sennperr5opoitel
be5ogen itd tuie0erbolt ouf slnerifo
ul5 gldn5en0es getipiel elmer Station,
Sic Sen 8e1dluB, nit 6en1 Srinfte1t=
fel auf5urdumen, audi 5ur slusfib=
r1ng ge6raht bobe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
micerr,sf Scr Krteesoeie>
be ibei,tt eeiittert.

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itiB=elusibuB Oe5 gun0esieuut5 BE
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tor1tenbal5 berelts angenou1rnene ge
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Dem Elenltnn 5u5uIteaen.
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nat lag ar1 Ireitag oie am Conner.
Itag bonn Observation-Disclosures nit Ell:
ner i1berudltigenoen Olebrbeit por
1923 gegen 3 Stin1r1en ungenon1meng
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4u5na6megeiete nit elu5nubme oeS
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I'M Senat nod Dor Ser Gertagunl
angerommen miro, menn al1d 11ebre=
re Witglieoer oe5 =2l115idulleS
ee0enfen baben iouen, Of iett oe1
geetgnete 3ettpunft fiir einen iolber
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Senneiiee unO gSeQing BON lttu9 &C.
gen Ste Neiolution; fubrenoe oenuo=
fratiide 9ausmitgIieoer glauber, 0aB
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men ueroe, oa er ieiner5eit elmer Ser
griten mar, Sic e(bIdoff1tng bieier
au5no9megeiete tn slnregung brud=
ten.
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Erpfittp1tder n0Gtig ieIi oas 8eles BE-
treffs oSnoels nit ben1 6ei11De. neil
Ser 5Srieoe nit 2e1ttld1laro. uno Se=
Iterreih no6 niht ratifi5iert lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Sic 3epbeltn= =Eatente.

9o1oon, 5. Sunni. = 9ie gpening
Retp5 in 2onoon fngt, Sic Gooorid
Sire Corporation babe idrrtn1tlide
Eater1te ano gebeime gerfahren TO-
tuie idn1n1tlides Waterial 111b Sic
6abrifer1 Ser 3eppelirt= Geienidaf nn=
aefanft. Sic Geieaidoft fon benbiid=
tigen, oentndhif NIT Ser 6erifenrtng
BON 2enflufti ihhifferr Moben 3eppeIin
I'M @roBen 5n beginner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

Berlin s. Stunt. - Nob SEN Bis
beute poru1ittog5 10 llbr ,eingelaufe=
uen &ablberi9ten, iino oie llna6bar=
gigen So5ialDen1ofraten oen We9r=
bei15 5p5ialOemofraten llu1 eine Na=
lenldnge porau5. 9as bi55erige
@ublergebni5 lautet:
llna69dngtge ......... ..3, $4,000
We6rbe1t5 i, ,523, 900
Geuti9e Golfspurtei 3, ,637 900
9en1Ofraten ...... Il ,627 600
9eutihe 9lationalpurtei. 2,172, 600
Centrum 4 ,S04, 900
&pn1u1unlIten ..... 32S,O0O
9ieie 9erihte lalien nod feinen
SdluB n11f oo5 Gdidlul Ser gegen=
rpdrtigen Negierltng 5u. @abreu0 Ste
Deebrbeits So5iul0ernofraten 1tno
Sic 9en1ofroten in @roB=gerlin un0
anOeren Sr1ouItrie5entren id1Dere Ser
lulte SIT Der5eidnen batten> ipraden
fire Tubrer nod in1rner Sic 9off=
nltng aus, oaB BUS 9eiamtergebni5,
oos crit an1 Oieiittuod abeno er1por=
tet miro, fiir Sen J1egierlngsblof, 5l1
Oeru o1td] Sas Centrum geb0rt, cine
penn uud geringe yeebr9eit oufnei=
len uiir0e.
Su Siegerit ttmnnng.
9ie liberale Ereiie Itebt etnidlieB=
Ltd, oes GerDGrt5, hes Srl,nn5 Scr
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nit Sem @obIergebnis oes Toriah=
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oernofroten 100000 Stinmen. Gie
ltnabbGngtgen geponnen 10000,
Sic oe11tide NotionoIportei $4,000
Stin1n1en.
gernfurff.
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I'M Serlin uno oud in an0eren Stdb=
ten begrub, 5erit6rte iibrige11s 0ieslus=
iidten oes @rafen BON gernItorff, 0es
fritberen oeutiden gotidafter5 IN SEN
gereinigten Stnater1, auf einen Sit
inn neuen Heidstng. Seine Eartei
erbielt in ieinen1 @ablbe5irf ettpo
5000 Stin1n1en. gs bIeibt ibn MIR
nod sic iiberaus geringe 5offnung
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un6 auh Damn miilfen erit 0ie anbe=
rem &anoiooter, Sic ibn1 porous iin0,
5l1 ieinen guniten ger5idt 1eiiten.
9ie slagemeine 3eitung ldreibt,
oaR Ste 8tloung elmer neuen Gegie=
rung nit ernlten Gdtpierigfeiten per=
fniipft ietn miro,, bie man vieood
iibertpi1toen n1iiIfe." Ser Gorlpdrts
rtno oa5 bentofratiide Sageblatt ber-
tpeiien gleidfal1s auf ben Grnit Ser
ourd oas a@bIerqebnis geidoffenen
porlumentoriihen Gage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

g&lIhingtuu, 1. Stunt. - So5 Fro=
hibl1iO us= =alrlenoeuleIlt sur SltnDesper
folIung uno Dos SolIteno=Ausfubrs
uugsgeIes ul1roen uu1 Wtontag Dom
Gberbltuoesgeriht IN @aIblngton fu1
oerfuIiungsu1abig erflart.
Cie gntiheiOung Oe5 Gertdt5 NOR
: Sot1en Der 9auptfruge et11ltlu1n1g
t, mid Die aln'iht Don Hlhter Vfc=
ma uno Hihter Glurf m gerDl11e11
len Don Ser Ser iibrigen Hidter ub.
Geritt5bof per1Darf SEN sln=
-tog Oe5 Stuates HboOe Sslano auT
u5iteQung eine5 gin9olt5befebls,
ueLter gltnOesbeuu1ten Derbleter1
ioute, Erpbibition in ienen Stoat
orrt5ufiibren. Gin gleider Antrag
Oes Stootes 9telD SerieD uurOe eben=
tolls obgeulelen.
gin pon gurDesridter 9elger IN
ltiluoufee erlai1ener gtn5oltsbefebl,
uelher Observation-Disclosures uerbot,
Sic W1onitouDc lSroOl1ct5 60, elne
@i5conIiner 4orporatton, Delfe S1er
nit ule1r ais y Nro5ent sllfobol ber=
I1eQt, an Setrieb 5u binoern, uurOe
uou1 : Sbergerift al1fgebobe1l.
Ser geritt59of bielt bltnoesge=
Observation-Disclosures uufreft, ,0ur9
uelfje Der1iuOert uurOe, OuB Dus Fro=
1ibitiou5 alrnenOemert gegen Oen
Srouer Gbrfition Jeigenipan pon
9eetporf, Z. s., ourdgefl5rt muroe.
Cine bltnOe5gerihtlide gntldet=
Dung, uelhe einen Gbrliden 9lntrog
Der ct. 2oui5 greruing Alloc1ation
obgeruieien butte, purOe 6eitdtigt.
Cine brnoesgeridtlide gutldei=
Dung, neIhe ei1 pon Ser &entufD 9l=
itiuerie5 & @arebouie GompanD bon
Soli5oile, &p., beuntrugte5 glnbults=
perfubren oblebnte, Ourf melde5
Gurhfiibr1tng Oes Erobibltton5gele=
tes perbinoert nerben ioQte> uur0e
o1tfredterbolten. Gin slntrug Oe5
@9isfepb1nOlers George s. Seupieg
non Bottom, 01uIl., ouf slustelnng
zines git1bolt56efebls, Oamit 0u5 ge=
ies gegen i9n nift 0urdgefilbrt mer=
Den f0rne, puroe eberT Toa5 per1porfen.
ASiOeripredeuoe GutideiSnnsen~
Gos ltrteiI oe5 8eridt5 NOR f1tr5
uno er1tbielt leOiglif oie gntldeiOun=
gen. Gbefrihter @bite ga6 etue Sup
plen1et1t gntideiOung uh> uelde nit
Ser Hidter GunOercauters iiberein=
Itintlnt, ieOof auf oie eigentltden
Jrugen ndber eingebt.
Hihter McTeDnolb5 gab feline ent=
gegengeIeste GntlheiOung ab, beuerft
ieood in einern subang, er beidrdnfe
feline nSdluBiolgerungen uuf bieSat=
iode, ooB es un1n0glih lit 5u iager1,
uelde sluslegltng oa5 tS. Mu1enoe=
n1eut erfubren loate. Cine unn1enge
TON 6rogen ueroen nrfge1porfen uer=
oen, uno 5iebe es Dor, freie 9anb at
boben, tpenn bieiel6en auftauden.
Ridter Mc&ennu iogt I'M ieinem
slnbong 5ur Gntideioung: n2as &C.
riht gibt nur gntideioungen ab, o9ne
Griinoe bafiir an5ugeben Sd muB
minoeitens meine er1tgegengeieste
Meeinung entiduloigen, uenn id tie
olth nidt redtfertigen fann." Gr
fiigt bin5u, oaB er e5 nidt btaige,
bob Sic Gntfdeioung ser 1nteren SSsn=
itnn5 int @isconitn=Jaa uugeitoBen
iei; Ste Sdlle bon Hbooe S5lano uno
9}eu Seriep bdtten ieiner s(nltdt na6
ouf @rrno Oe5 Gotbeitanoes entlGte=
SEN nerben IoQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
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lit v<rfalIuf10$mdBi0
pr>hibiti>fsraee en>eltie e,otibie>eft. - @latt>>
t,ale >rebibitien bleibt. - 6ntadetef tuar its
,,sanptfrabe" eit,itimntie*- bnn>eseeri<bt>
lit9en Gntidei>mneen .uelAe 5nemriten Scr }re
bibiti>n abeeeeben per>en uaret, tuaar>ett ,sftt
aeiteben.

nddten Sdritt tun. Sd bo6e feline
Ser Gent ideioungen geIeben un0 fann
Oober SIT oieier 3ett feinen Deiteren
Aon1n1entur nuahen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Hepablifaniihe Kenpei,>
tien erSifftst.

Seuatur Subge balt als tentpprarer
&priiber sic grGffnmngsreSe. -
arittiiert gSillou uno ielne slbmt=
ntitration in bitterer @eiie+ = Nu=
ntinatipn iutmer nod in 2unfel se=
built ---.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
TRIAL FOR MURDER or
Girl. BY 5 NEARS ENID

Bonneville, Owsley county, Dec IS
Miss Rachel Allen, 21 years old,
was forced at the point of pistol to
leave her home by six men, taken to
lonely spot and murdered because
she had exposed moonshine opera
tions, according to evidence at the
trial of Charley Gabbard, first of fise
under arrest charged with her mur-
der. The case has been on trial sew
eral days and will reach the jury TO-
morrow. The girl, who lived on Buf-
falo Greek with a widow, was mur-
dered at midnight June 3. Five Of
the six men said to have appeared at
the house were arrested and were
taken to Lexington for safekeeping.
The five men admit they forced the
girl to leave home, but claim that she
was killed by Robert Sandlin, who es-
capped and has never been caught.
The four others who will be tried in
March are Grover Gabbard, Leonard
Baker, Harlan Baker and Rogers
Clark.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
u M0ONSHINERS IN
PIKE Captured

Pikeville, Dec. 15-Prohibition Of
ficer U. G. Mcfarland and II others
in raids covering Knox creek and adj
jacent territory on Tug river, Pike
county, captured II moonshine stills
andtook AZ prisoners. Details of the
raids have not yet been received. 1t
has been known for some time, how
ever, that a portion of the territory
raided was a network of stills from
the revenue of which many mountain
ers were getting rich. Recently l..
d. Coleman, who lives in the heart
of the wet territory engaged in a
shooting affray with the moonshiners
who suspected he had reported them.
After several volleys had been ex-
changed the moonshiners withdrew
with several of their wounded.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
GOVERNOR MORROW
COMING SATURDAY
Assures Eastern Normal Officials
VIII Be Here At Laying of
Dormitory Cornerstone

Governor Edwin P. Morrow has
announced that he will be here on
Saturday at the laying of the corner
stone for the girls dormitory at the
Eastern Kentucky State Normal
School. The event will be marked by
a program of interest which will be
completed within a short time.
There will be features that will rem
der the occasion and impressive and
interesting one.
The laying of the cornerstone will
place the building at a stage of
completion that will admit of the
other work being taken up and the
building completed within contract
time. This will be one of the most
marked improvements at the big in
stitution. While it will not be
completed as soon as the dormitory
for boys, it will be a boon to the big
list of new students that will soon
be enrolled. This will be about
February 1, 1920, when it is expect
ed there will be a repetition of the
record-breaking number of students
appearing for the winter course
There are indications of the record
being broken if it is possible.
With the completion OF this and
the dormitory for boys, there will be
valuable additions made in the way
Of facilities for accommodating
those desirous of attending school,
There will be many who are stuying
The special branches who will take
up special rourses at this term and
finish the courses.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
JOE BANCROFT DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS

Joseph Bancroft, o4, for more
than score of years recognized
as one of the foremost carriage
painters in Richmond and Madi-
son county, died Tuesday night
at the home of Everett Green, on
the Lancaster pike, where he
made his home, after an illness of
few hours. Z The funeral ar
rangements have not been COM
p1eted Mr.. Bancroft complain
ed of not feeling well during the
early evening. His condition grew
worse and a physician was sum
moned. When the latter arrived
a short time later, Mr.. Bancroft
was dead. 1t is believed he had
been s,:fering from complica
ton of diseases for some time and
that they took an acute form.
Mr.. Bancroft, who was born in
New Orleans, had charge of the
Arthur odd painting: establish
u,ent on Second street for some
1ime. He had been making his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Green for the past four years.
Previous to that time, he resided
with VIM. H. Smith. formerly of
this city. now a resident Of If
vine. The latter arrived at the
Green Home Wednesday and will
assist his daughter in perfecting
the funeral arrangements. A
number of distant relatives are
said to reside in the south.
Funeral services will be conducted
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Richmond cemetery where inter-
ment will take vlace.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
argent HAS
PLAGUE OF L0CUSTS
(By Associated Press)

Buenos Aires, Dec. 15-A pla-
que of locusts, like that which in
ancient Egypt covered the face
Of the earth," this year descend
ed upon the province of Sante Fe.
Similar offensives are almost an
nual events in one. part or another
of Argentina.
The locusts come suddenly and
without warming. Where for a
year or several years perhaps, not
one of the insects has been seen,
veritable cloud of them will one
day appear and settle on the
ground. These usually, come from
the northwest, from the vast al
most uninhabited tracts in Boliv-
ia, it is supposed. They cover
the earth like a moving carpet.
gradually moving oa.
At first little damage is done.
aside from the inconvenience OF
having literally milliens of the
sects covering everything
even penetrating the homes. But
as they progress through the
country they bore holes into the
earth, preferably in hard spots,
such as roadways, into which
they deposit their eggs. Within
short time the larva are hatch
ed and come forth. At first these
can not fly, and it is at this stage
i that they devour every living
plant within their path, with the
exception of few species such as
willow trees.
A little later the insects devel-
Iop their wings and, leaving the
country through which they hav
passed a desert, they disappear
almost as suddenly as they come
Where they go to has never been
discovered.
Argentina has had recourse to
many methods of fighting the To-
Gusts. The nation maintains or
ganized locust fighting. squads,
something like those formed to
fight forest fires, and these a.
sent every year to the sections
invaded. In addition, every
ranched is held responsible for
fighting the pests in his own To-
cality.
One Of the methods employed
is to dig trenches into which the
insects are collected. afterward
being burned. But no matter
how many millions of them are
made away with in any such
manner, it is impossible to block
the pest owing to the great ex=
tent of Argentina, much of which
is still very sparsely settled.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
Alleged Bandit Now
Sought In Louisville
(Ev Associatcd Pressl

Louisville. Dec. 15-Policc to-
day are seeking Carl Stepina be-
lieved to be wanted in Chicago
for highway robbery. 1t IS said
he had been seen here on Decc:n-
Der 5, and came here with his
wife two weeks ago. T. is alleg-
ed gang attempted to hold up
the automobile Of the Chi,:ago
Chief of Police and in the ensaing
gun fight one bandit was KILLED
and another escaped. it is be-
lieved Stepina is the one who got
away.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
Iron Market Conditions
Closes Many Furnaces
CBy Associated Press)

Middleboro, KY, Dec. l5 Fur
naces of the Virginia Iron. Coal
and Coke Company. employing
ESQ men, was closed for an in
definite period here today. The
plants at Pulaski and Max Mead
ows, Virginia, were closed smut
taneously on account or u1satis-
factory iron market conditions.
Fourteen hundred citizens of Chris
tian county have been indicted for
failure to pay dog tax.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
ASKS Cash B0N!lS
FOR service MEN
CBv Associated Press)

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE pay
ment of cash bonus to former ser
ice men was brought prominently to
the front today at the opening of
hearings of the Senate Finance COM
mittee on the House bill to adjust the
compensation of former soldiers and
sailors. A spokesman for the Ainori-
can Legion estimated that not more
than so per cent would ask for such
payment but Senator Smoot dis
agreed sharply, asserting that he had
received post cards from individuals
from all parts of the country indi-
eating that 98 per cent would ask
for cash..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
MRS. CATIONS FUNERAL

The funeral services for Mrs Har-
per Cation were held at her home in
Madisonville, Hopkins county Tues
day. Mr.. ]. Miller Laclkey, brother of
the deceased, went over to attend the
last sad rites. Friends here extend
deepest sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lackey in their great bereavement,
as this is the second time the Grim
Reaper has entered their home with
in the past year, Mrs. Henshaw hav-
ing passed away last April
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
THIEVES SPEEDING UP

Louisville-Thieves who robbed
the Bonnie Bros. warehouse of 6
cases of whisky knew that bugular
alarm must be reckoned with, and
all preparations for flight were made
before entrance wa SELECTED. They
had made good ther escape when a
wagon load of policeman arrived ex-
actly three minutes after the break
ing of an upper window had sounded
the alarm.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15

Above is a fair likeness of a life
ty to honor him with the nomination
for Tax Commissioner for Madison
county. Mr.. Charles NJ. Martin au-
thorizes the Daily Register to an
nounce his candidacy subject to the
primary next August. He is well and
favorably known in all sections of the
cuonty and has host Of friends who
say that he is entitled to this recog-
milton from, the party for which he
has worked so long and faithfully.
In making is announcement, Mr.. Mar
tin makes a clear-cut statement to
the democrats and voters in which he
says:
"1n announcing my candidacy for
Tax Commissioner of Madison coun-
ty subject to the Democratic party,
l do NOT announce myself on account
of my experience for have none, but
| do feel that l am capable Of filling
the office that 1 seek the nomination
for and election to in 1921. I will be
ever grateful to my friends for their
support. 1 will promise to appoint no
deputies until win the office then l
will make a good choice that will be
satisfactory to all. l stand for list
ing property on the old method with
the people that like that way. Others
will be welcome at the office to give
their list and 1 feel that no one will
be misled that way. Yours sincerely,
Charles NJ Martin.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
Dressed Poultry ind Rabbits at
Nef's. Phone 43I. 2S6
Says Ku klux Klan Is
Organizing In New York

New York, Dec. 15-The Ma
tional Association for the adj
vancement of Colored People to-
day made public a letter to the
Federal Attorney here requesting
him to ihvetigate information re-
ceived by the organization that
the "Ku Klux Klan is organizing
a branch in this district"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
Christmas Greens
From The Blue Ridge

Buy your Christmas greens
from the Senior Girls Class of the
First Presbyterian church. Beau
tiful bronze and green galax
leaves, Lencothoe sprays, boquets
pine from the mountain gardens
of the Blue Ridge in North Car
DINA For sale at the Richmond
WEIGH Company store Monday,
the 10th. sol
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15

kidnapping him and making him sing.
But like everyone else who has ever
drunk the waters of old Lake Reba,
Perce won't leave dear old Richmond,
where he has lived so long and has
so many friends, and even though
they hate to think what wonderful
career is being missed, still there is
no one but who would regret to see
him leave even for the crimson paths
of glory and gold.
On the third or fourth encore that
Percy received-it may have been the
seventh or eighth, there were so
many-he was accompanied on the
latter song by the Peerless Quartet
in which are those two gifted Wig
gins boys, Ernest and June, Charley
Stanifer, with his bell-like first tenor
and Rodes Terrill with one of the
sweetest basses ever heard. These
boys are big favorites in the city and
make a dandy little quartet. They
went splendidly with Mr.. Reeds
solo and had to come back again and
again. Three of the quartet also
featured in solos, Stanifer singing
"There's u Vacant Chair at Home,
Sweet Home;" June Wiggins 'Who'I
Take the Place of Nary" and Rodes
Terrill "When the Bell in the Light
house Rings"
Charlie Nelson gave 'em some hot
stuff with his solo "Sweet Mama,
Papa's Getting Mad,". and Gordon
Hunt sang 81 Can't Tame Wild
Women but l Can Make Fame Wom-
en- Wild" Weakey Stanifer put lot
of jazz into his solo entitled "Save
a Little Dram For Me-" that de
lighted everyone. Weakly interpolat
ed that ned take White lightning for
his. J. c. Ballard sang Lonesome,
That's AL" and Tom Baxter showed
what he could really do with his solo
"Jazz Babies Ball" He was encor-
ed time and again, as were Willie Ell
der with his early to Bed and Ear
ly to Rise" and Sam Deatherage in
"Your Eyes Have Told Me So" FL
der is a real comedian and dancer,
while Sam Deatherage's voice has
unusual possibilities. Many say he
will make a real star some day if he
works consistently at his voice cul-
ture.
In addition to the main performers
nearly Il score of cOlonially dressed
gentlemen with powdered wigs and
other disguises, made up an imposing
looking chorus and added to tire at
tractivoness Of the spectacle It was
really difficult TO recognize them in
their minstrel makeup but if Willis
Kennedy, Lindsey Blanton, Douglas
Chenault, Gene Moynahan, Spears
Turley, Pleas Parks. and the rest of
them make Us good looking really old
men as they were dressed for the part
they can laugh at the prospect of
advancing years.
The after features were all en-
jjoyed and the whole evening went
through with swing and ease that
is unusual in a strictly home talent
show. The costumes and stage set
tings are all real minstrelsy and right
up to the minute Gov Bowen car
ries all the necessary props with him
to make his shows complete and fin
ished in every detail. He knows how
to put them over to the satisfaction
of everyone. Every seat in the house
was sold out long before the doors
opened, and indications are that the
same conditions will prevail for the
second and last performance We'd
nesday night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
SICK EN-, RUMAN1A OLD BOY
10y Associated Press)

10Y AssOc1ated Press)
Vienna, Dec. 15-Trouble between
Rumama and Soviet Russia is fore
cast in reports from Ukrania, which
declare Rumania is adopting meas
ures Indicative of the imninence of
war over possession of Bessarabia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-15
Second Team
MORGENTHAU TO ACT FOR
WILSON IN ARMENIA
fRv Assoc5ated p-sss)

tBy Associates 9-vsS)
Washington, Dec. 15-Henry Nor
genthau, former ambassador to Tur-
key, was selected by President VIII
son to act as the presidents personal
representative in mediation between
the Armnians and Turkish National
lists. He received his final instrue-
tions today.