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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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.n,.Y. ,n, 80, ,,u u
i55, ,-,o,5.
m'gn' tshc 'irf'' NT"w or ,SaU'', -
paw bsA mrni Ih""' e''I ......--..-.
, rdsn,. ,.e bath ' ,v6 1'.1s .1'. ~ rcve,si
,l.t. t"' d,, t uoors
.n'" I'D it'tnl' 'n h'. .n''' l|'.,,.V,I, I'm
,N.U,'' ,,l'',tt ,t ,"'' 'I . Iot
Dri, tr, 900 ,nrtrs 900 Levi.
Oh. t,d'r d.
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p' 'HN iI'' ny 81 ''""' uop'I .tt
'. ,'.'ts "N' ",'' - Wv wv .c ,,y,
n 'l7e ui4 i. a R.od Investment for
:, Do0. op rs.v terms. ,,c can furnish
.r.thirr ,nu want ia ID lot ur property
NJ au" knd CaU OsaRa 3S"3 Fountain
st.,t., b,,Nts 1..,,,..,, s.t,v. stI n
1 pouf WSu " water. lot be- Z, 40. priced
for aui,k saic ~ a. 900 terms ,au
|pSt. nt. .r,,l. tt.sr n.,g,ig La luI.s. q
coro,r .'' i"t ""S"i, ""SS,"ii,o 'rriSSs Ii1 % One Of
va" city Nl.her RcaltH CO.. Iedar 5',
DANDY nyr.room bungalow ON south
Vu.tun. largo living roam. newly doc.
GRATED and .,.u. worth more money
easy. tsu Nrnhor Realty GO. for AZ.
V"iutW"ut 10 900 thi- h1rEaln. '"ndr -''
rarnfr bardo God roors. furnace heat
land "a real bargain for ST.. 600 Archer
", 1,,. s5o n,,,,.,s ,, >.,,5 Denver.
/ nsr roame aud sleeping porch .m be
/ la"eh, '.r $500 each Archer N'"''
. .'". '"'sr
5000 tA~u Will put Epu in immediate
/ uos4ossiou of two story. eight room
rouse 2m NORTH ',ne ,h"!2Ns y ri1u'' or
] Nv w N''''"''". '7'-' '''-' '"-"'" ""' '
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,'1 ,a,N low "n ,'un ''i '' sand
/ Srrtrss' bntI, ,.oli lo,strd. priced &, -.II
. a. IA rutrigtt owner 20 ~ clara 81
/ ppr, View
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/ r.Irr GOOD s1u of water close 10 car
,,u.,,.,,ssr ..,.,.,,..,. ,..,. ,,,-,,. ,,o,,.rr
! bung.In,,' h,rdvood foo. In two
Iiu back porch. 81 600. term. can Cedar
It..u
luI.pNt.rT EAsT. Ft,o r,on modern
Iuur.Ius,. b3-cfusrt. fuU uigrd lot
/ ,io.r T, car limo. 50 100. 81 80 cash r..
Ir pneI,p sspro qr-q
NtN ". hNNI HpI'h9ln a'A Ioon' i
/ hn't tt"N iltN.'h Ih E.t'plNb pnI,n.
| ~" i"'I NnlL. ,W".'"' 1870. 'nTN't'
house icuc"d 70 900. Fl'o" 'iHh T. d.
l'lh NJ S,lLl u ON room ,,,u, n u
f"a}iur'N sararc. fr.it d,1o"s basement i
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LOTS FOR SALE 10
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LOT NNp GARAGE on south Frarktort
i,r sac az uarEa'n' l't soAA-' slIoV
'eau' udIah,' 'H"lF "''aHb'u ''"''
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


FLATS NND NphRrME>IS -
WOSTON n. a. south au5rimcut. up-
stairs. four rooms. uoderu ron, s., "
YOU bus tho furniture for 5000 ,sah. cal
ortw"cu and "'clo"h g. m
rlrru. y. i2i5 rnroc-room modcrn
of lawns. So. Phone Ceder asa
We 10 ALL KINDS " hauling Phone
nsagc S1l6- osage 2l2a-l
R>IsHrD 10
FOR RGNT-A bcautith four-room
apartment close In. furniture for sale.
an b-af" 'tl'.
rOUR ROOM arartmcpt private hath.
by buying furniture must -cll hy noon
today. Price $1,000 cash tcdtr los
THREE UppN apartment. partly mod.
erns close Ing, So. gos aud water fur
VIZ " some ,"rms ' rooscssiao "S i az S%'c
rattcrson Realty co. psaEc $3.50 or 7l2o
ron RENr Furnished. three rooms.
modern. one block from car aud iitn0y.
ladies' preferred $50 u. Second Phone
60gi
NiCEtN Furnished fuur-room apartment
Tor rout by buying furniture Usage
33o' "
NicEIN ruRNIsuEu ryo-room modern
apartment. south side Tor two months
10 dssirnhi" ncoplc. no children Address
""3 n. care World
TWO MOpERN apartment. close iu.
south side. furniture Tor sale, bargain.
Usage 6N3S
HOUSES tOR NtNr -
WY RENrT We can soil YOU a house
psrt payment and the monthly rcnt pays
for n, Mutual Rcaltv ~ Hob'r-on
SMITH e.. 1891 riyc-room bungalow
Tor rent. modern 500
w Know ~ Rcttcr WAY
WHY, No, Ruy q Nicc, ilt'lc i,om''
WRIGHT & NAN. REALTY
Phone Cedar 1"r1
~ Robinson iNl~
/ ron SALE or rent tNo.room house
r,red [o. ggs F'g,d w"' chicken hmA,e,.na
| 500 or otoT Stouokinr
/ ron RENT Etght-room house ,u Ken.
dsu, we'll located can osar" .tN
SENEN HpoM. two-stor, rcsdouyo with
! EaraEc and we'll. rent so. tall oap"r
! aJiN.
IuENr TOR summer months tN or
! eight. room house two sleeping pprvho
! garage For particulars. write t"' T.
I Houldor Colorado 0urinEH 'oln
] FOrN Room house fNul-hrd boo kru
/ dan. A,ross the street from church.
good water. EaH. Clc,trIJ IEhtH. garden
ss-l o. seventh can uangc tl7- after
! tFOK SALE or rcut hy owner. mine -roo.n
/ two.story modern house garage and
servants quarterE south 80. rci'gen, r,,
70 a m or aud y ~,
llc.R ROOM house. close tu. nv huying tur
cpH HIT ~, room ''T' ioa seeurir nldF ~.
FOR RENr-rrucks with careful men To-
! furniture moving, got our rates Phones
| usage 295N-b'5s Atlas Transfer storage
! co.
/ ROOMS ron RENT -S,V.room house
with basement double house room Cor
two smau families itl6 vs.. Park
! SEWN ROOM home FOR rent. con move
m Monday, better call "0rlN. NJ u
! GlHss ~ 90 eltrcr phone llEl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10

WI>Ttp-ro NrNr

WANTED ~. Nav H. five go ao.rn. ruprt
2 N.l... rrufHncd ur uufuruI.uru. south
.IIn. auu.is ur'N desire lease and viii r'f
..s months advance trut DsHg. sopt.I
rANIiY ur rIttEI want to reui tive
fu .."tu room furnished house. rr
.puusIilH pattie. and ,su give boost ref"r.
enc" go" luutuu"Is Usage ItsN
UpIsG WANTED tirnt rr tu.r',o ON.
furnished house 700 good uciEnpnrhUod
must Hr modern AMI 600 paved street with
Etr1Er Hud servants quarter. tal
'"f'
WANTED Three ot four.toon furnished
apartment and garage uu or before
ArrU &C. bv man pud wife. reference
WANTED Five ur sIs. room house. fur.
uIahod ur uufuruiFhad. modern. Tor one
year W,ito or cali for " Fronoh, ,li
e Efgir
WANTED o.. 'uuug married 40 chit
drrr. two cor three uufurulsIcd rooms
.r apartment Phone paago tSst
NY Ypt. So married couple. five or six
ruD.n modern homo. close iu or rou.
.nuIsuf Goo UIr line ur IItu,Ha. best NJ rof
.ruu.ra tuII pHarc 1tls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30
Concerns Cooperating Make Mhawaka Better Place to

able profits by exercise of public economy and stimulation
thrift while the democratic platform states that the high
living only be rmeded by increased production strict
economy and relentless pursuit of those who take
advantage of postwar conditions.
There nationwide demand for increased production, and
by this increased production by individuals The
who ahead fifty did by working and producing
and by saving. There that just true
hat the of today who wants ahead must do by
working and producing and saving The few of them who have
money handed to them a silver platter
Increased production!
That good od-fashoned doctrine Il is the republican doc
also doctrine of democracy. The party jefferson
and Jackson has written In their 1920 platform. And also
the doctrine of practically organization which stands for
Improvement affairs. Church councils have
dored it. Responsible unionism has endorsed -ahough
ell unions enforce it. Boy Scouts pledged to it Farmers
alze that it is the only salvation Of farm problems
Let's get Mishawaka people to believe the lm-and
practice BY this all Mshawaka peope-busines
factory men, doctors aborer lawyers workers.
body When that thoroughly mbued in tie mind of Msh
will be nothing powerful enough hold city
back in its hopes and ambitions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30
" Oman'S Club Members
VII ViSH Sand Dunes

The sand dunes committee of the
NIishawaka Woman's CLUB has made
arrangements for the members of
the club 10 take a trip TO the sand
dunes on Friday. oct. s. The trip
had been arranged for saturday, oct.
.. but owing to the fact that Mrs.
j. r. Sheehan Of Gary Will be un-
able 10 be there on that date the
trip has been postponed until next
Friday. All members are asked to
meet at the South Shore station at
1890 o'clock to go TO fremont. Mrs.
j. T. Sheehan, the state chairman
of the public parks committee, will
conduct the tour of the dunes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30
MiSha7gnka General NezcS
INVITATIONS ISSUES
TO KAPPA TAU DANCE

Invitations have been issued by
the Kappa Tau Chi fraternity for a
dance 90 be given Tuesday evening,
oct. Il. att the Hotel Mishawaka.
The fraternity held a meeting Tues
day evening in the club rooms,
when final ARRANGEMENTS were com
pleted. The following members are
on the social committee: Or. Ivan
Smith, Harry Rosenstine. Edward
Suevator. Ralph Erskine. Earl
Chrisman, Roy Kohler and John
Roper.
The Greenwich syncopated or
Chestra OF Chicago viii furnish the
music for the affair. Jules G. Stein,
dancing violinist, will be here in
person. This orchestra is one Of
tho fines; i'm the country and is play
ing in many Of the big cities. Some
novelty synCopatiOn viii be intro
duced in combination with tXcen-
tricitics on the part Of each mem
Der Of the orchestra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30
WOMAN'S CLUB WILL
HAVEBUSY SEASON
Departments Have Arranged
Excellent Programs
Various Chairmen.

The M.shawaka Woman's club
anticipates an interesting season
for 1920-2f. with the reception OF
last Saturday, the years activities
may be said TO have begun. The
various departments VIII shortly
commence their sessions with pro-
grams Of real interest. Omcers Of
The club are, president. Mrs. W.
Eugene Butterworth; first vice
president Mrs. Veruice +. Ludwig;
second vice-p president. Mrs Marion
Van Dusseldorf; third vice-presi-
dent Mrs Frank II. Reese; record
Ing secretary. Mrs. Harrison a.
Moran: assistant recordings secretary
Miss Cora A. Ney treasurer. Miss
Bertha Marter, registrar, Mrs.
F'raak IT, Huber.
Chairman OF the different de-
p1rtmeuts are: Literature, Mrs W.
Glenn Kirby. art Mrs ". j.. Wal
ZACH. civics Mrs. +. 3. Byrkit;
music. Mrs. Charles r. Tyler, home
economies, Mrs. Frank +. Coats;
program Mrs. Jesse p. Feagler;
club extension Mrs. BeTthold -aer.
Each department has arranged an
excellent program and il - con
fdcntIy expected the season OF
Ig20-21 will be one Of the most
active in the history of the club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30
MRS. NARY NATYNKA
DIES At HEALTHW'IN

Mrs. Mary Natynka. 500 +. Mar
ion St, died at the Healthwin hos
pital Wednesday morning at >
o'clock following "A Il months ill
ness with tuberculosis. She is sur
viyed by her husband, Mike Natynka
20 whom she was married five years
ago; a daughter, Emily, at home,
and "a son. Robert, at the Orphans
home. She was born in Austria
June 20, 1894, being IS years old.
The body was removed to the
Frank T. Coats funeral home. Flu
neral arrangements will bee made
later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30
REV. r. +. ". ENGERS
DIES At DEFIANCE, o.

word has been received here of
the death OF Rev. r. r. ". Fingers.
formerly pastor Of the English
Lutheran church OF this city. which
occurred az his home. 415 Auglaize
av.. Defiance. O., Sunday The fu-
neral was held Wednesday after
noon.
Rev. Fingers was we'll known here,
having had the local passionate for
six years He left here in 1917 for
Syracuse. Ind. lie was about - years
old. lie is survived BY his wife and
the following children, Joseph, the
Misses Olive and Laura, Charles and
George Fingers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30

The political parties differ
noticeably on some things, but
both realize that increased
production is absolutely nee
essary if the nation is to ad-
vance and If the people are
to have the advantage they
need. When two political
parties get together on such
a basis there is reason to be-
lieve that the program is re-
quired.
republican platform pledges the of height
ened production of goods and services by prevention of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30
WANTED

1000 l. Burlap Bags at once. sc to
iOc each. according to size and
condition.
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY
eve deal with everyone. We are
not limited to Changers only.)
FLOUR
White Rose Dbl. $14.6O; sack St.so
White Eagle. Dbl. S1I.6O; sack Sf.S5
Gerebene Dbl. SLIGO; sack Si.So
sold Medal Dbl St5.1O; sack $500
Sleepy Eye e. .bbl. 800; sack $40
we exchange Flour for wheat See
Us now about your years supply of
Flour. We have Gold Medal prop
osition that will surprise you.
POULTRY FEED
Chick Feed ..... $500 per 100
Scratch Feed ...... S4.4O to $40
'Nuff said.
STOCK FEED
oil Meal .............. S4'OO
AIiddlings genuine white ones)
..... $3.50, $500
Chop (corn and oats only) ... .S4.OO
Them big orders-That wholesale
business-We want that Try us.
GRANGE ELEVATOR
COMPANY
Mish. 1872 4O5 S. Union St.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-30

Chldren's Shoes sizes ) to 8, black brown q - z
$3.50 grade. Special. the pair ............. pEuS
Chldren's solid leather School or Dress Shoes @ = e
$3.50 grade; sizes to 2. Special the pair. - EuS
Chldren's Dress Shoes in black brown kid. lace s,
English style; values to $3.50; sizes 81 to u. ca
the pair 1919. Sizes II V to ?. the pair - - 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08

Senator Harding will speak in
Louisville October 14th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
BEND

Mr.. Willard Willoughby and Mis-:
Florence Todd motored to Richmond
last Thursday ard were united i
marriage by Rev. ]. A. McClintock
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
MIS-. Ivan Norris. They were enter
tanned Thursday evening at the home
of the groom's mother, Mrs. Minnie
Willoughby. u Miss Todd is the &C
corplished daughter of the Rev.
Green Todd Mr.. Willoughby is the
only son of Mrs. Minnie Willougllby
and is a prosperous young farmer
They have the best wishes of host
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ross and Mr.
and Mrs. John Cornelison, of Rich
mond, and Mrs. bona Smiley, Of Mob
erly, visited Misses Ida and Lucy
! Norris last Wednesday.
A. W. Williams returned Saturday
from visit to his daughter, Mrs
!, Charles Smith, and Mr.. Smith at
Elys. He was accompanied home by
his little granddaughter, Mary Doug
las Smith
The Rev. Green Todd and family
moved back to Berea Friday. He
was pastor here last year, but was
given another work at the recent con-
ference.
MIR. and Mrs. M. B. Hill, MI. and
Mrs. Jasper Pearson, Miss Mollie
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hill spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Norris.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
TAX LISTS COMING
in BY WHOLESALE
More Than 800 Property Owners
Visit Commissioners Office
In One Day

Farmers of Madison county, accord
ing to County Tax Commissioner Ben
Powell, are both progressive and
prosperous element, and he is becom-
ing more and more convinced of the
fact as the rush of work at his of
flee continues; for there were more
than 300 men called at his Office one
day the first of the week within a
period of eight hours, presenting
their property tax lists ad many ask
ed that Mr. Powell "be sure to get
them in on time"
This fact, it is believde, taking the
list into consideration, is equalled by
the property owners of few counties
of the state. There is a general de-
sire upon the part of property own
ers, especially in the rural districts.
Mr. Powell asserts, to have their re-
ports in and matters pertaining to
the payment of their taxes adjusted
All report good crops and seem in q
better frame of mind than usual, the
commissioner declares indicating all
are surely in very prosperous cond1-
ton. The property owners have the
remainder of this month in which to
make their returns, and it is estimat-
ed that more than one-half have ten
dered their lists for taxation. Last
year there were so few who failed to
make their reports that the tax fer
refs grew lean in this locality an6
hied away to new fields.
Owing to the grand jury meeting
in the regular office &C Commissioner
Powell, he has taken temporary quar-
tiers in the Office of the circuit clerk
"I'm in on the ground floor stated
Mr.. Powell, "and will remain here
during the meeting of the grand ju-
rors, and believe l will like it very
much, so just tell my friends that
will look for them here for the pres
ent, at least"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
TO THE DEMOCRACY
OF KENTUCKY

The National Democratic headquar-
ters is imperatively in need of funds;
with which to finance the present
campaign and has appealed to me to
offer an opportunity to the Democrats
to aid. This / am pleased to do. Ev-
cry voter, man or wofan, who earn
estly desires the election of our tick
ct is requested to give without delay
to the editor of the Daily Register,
who will Immediately forward it to
John r. Downing, state treasurer for
the national committee, Citizens IN
ion National Bank, Louisville, such
voluntary contribution as he or she
may care to make. 1t will be for
warded promptly to national head
quarters in New York, with name of
the donor. Contributions, no matter
how small, will be accepted and ap-
preciated.
A hearty response to this call is
confidently expected.
J. N. CAMDEN,
National Committeeman.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
VALLEY VIEW


Miss Ada Tudor has gone to Pryse
to visit her sister, Mrs. John Buckles.
Mr. Charles Standifer, while en-
route to Richmond, was thrown from
the buggy when his horse became
frightened. He was taken to the Glib
son infirmary, where he was found to
have broken arm and a dislocated
shoulder.
Mrs Walter Sanders entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Million, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Kanatzar, Mr.. Parker
Griggs and Miss Ruth Mae Burrus at
dinner Sunday.
C. w. White, the local stock dealer,
was on the market Monday at county
court in Richmond and bought about
40 head of mules.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jones, of
Baldwin Station, are the parents of
a girl, born October 2.
Miss Ethel Shifflett, who is at
tending the Eastern Normal, was
with homefolks for the weekend.
Mr.. radley Harvey, of Leroy, Ill,
who has been visiting friends and rel
atives here for the past ten days, re-
turned home Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08

President Wilson may make several
speeches from the White House portf-
co during the campaign.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
JOHN NOLAND
ATTORNEY Az Law
iC4s sssbNn- ~.

good health.
Many people have found S. S. S.
q great aid in keeping their system
in good condition. Being such a
fine blood tonic and system builder
S. S. S. strengthens and enriches
the blood supply, and gives new
vigor and vitality to the whole
body.
S. S. S. is sold by all druggists.
Write for free literature and full
information to Chief Medical Adj
wiser, 1872 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08

white spots on forehead, left eye out,
OHIO CORN AND TOBACCO FARMS
FOR SALE-527 acres. L l. 2miles from
railroad station and centralized school:
dwellings, room frame house with
bath, cellar. well and cistern water;
This house is new; room frame dwell
rame dwelling, good; . loom tenant
house; two big rev barns. 2 large old
he necessary outbuildings tool house;
etc, at each set of buildings; $50 acres
IF Ohio's best first bottom corn land;
$50 acres white hurley tobacco land !:
par tnow in timber; 125 acres timber
Ind bluegrass land. This Is a good
'uy at $125.OO per acre
80 acres excellent bottom corn land: 80
acres of white hurley tobacco land; s
9eTer ie a,a spTinEs good od
new cribs and new garage. Price SIZES
Der acre.
rs acres, 1-2 miles from two good
markets. extra good room house. good
arEe- barn: 60 acres first and second
bottom corn land; - acres of which is
suitable for white hurley tobacco; Is
acres blue grass pasture. Price S210
Der acre.
school; excellent II room old fashioned
house: good basement barn. large
enough for all stock and tobacco barn.
tobacco farms that we could offer.
Price, s9,500.aO.
1o4 acres. miles, from three good
.
frame house and old barn in excellent
repair; fences all good: 12 acres timber
and This is good stock and corn
farm. Price $3.50 an acre.
1890 acres. within easy reach Of 3
good towns: in centralized school dis
trict; so acres first and second botton,
land: 90 acres of blue grass land: 10
acres rolling land: and about 40 acres
suitable for white hurley tobacco;
room house. cellar, cistern water. in
dwelling; good barn. cribs sheds. gar
arG". etc. Price S20,000.00
$500 acres, room house. good barn
and silo. extra good wire fences: ~
acres bottom land rest red clay sugar
tree rolling soil excellent for corn.
wheat and tobacco. Price s1o.o00.eo.
100 acres. miles to three towns I
IL miles from store. church. school,
extra good room house, practically
new large barn, garage, cribs, 2
chicken houses. . orchards extra good
tenant house. extra good wire fences,
md a bargain at $25.0O0.0
Terms can Sc arranged on all these
ARMS
Est. IL Years. Wilmington, Ohio.
239 6
TERRELL. & TERRELL,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human System

Did you ever stop to consider
what a tremendous task is placed
upon your human system every
day?
Your heart is constantly pump
ing life and vitality to every part
of your body. This is being rap
idly consumed after being turned
into energy and strength that
keeps your system performing its
various functions.
Every day there is a certain
amount of wear and tear that must
be replaced. if you are to enjoy
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
JERSEYS SOLD WELL

Col. G. b. Swinebroad's so head of
Jerseys, sold at public auction near
Lancaster, averaged 5000. His herd
bull went to C. F. Bell, of Spartan
burg, S. c. The highest price paid
was for heifer which brought $3.50.
A two-months-old calf sold for $3.50.
Nine of the choice heifers We're
bought by an Iowa fancier of the
Jersey.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08

The champion hog OF Iowa is said
to be a guest at hotel in that state
where it is being given special at
tention. A hog in a hotel is nothing
new to those WIZ have spent years
foraging about hostelries.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08
Now is the time to eat fish. The
season is here. Neff. Phone 431.

STRAYED-Wednesd night from
my place at Bybee. a bay mare, with
white spots on forehead. left eye out.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08

Rev. Dr.. Bruce, noted minister of
New York, was killed whe nrun down
by an automobile.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08

Logan county lost 344 in popula'
ton. Russellville increased from 81
Ill to 3,124.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-08

-Four armed bandits entered bank
in Detroit and escaped with $4,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-14
Is PER CENT GAS RATE RAISE HERE ASKED
SECY HOUSTON is FIRM
IN REFUSING NEW CREDITS

through it they could obtain funds
to finance exports that are now Gre
ating stagnant market. Secretary
Houston said the decision not to re
vive the war finance corporation had
been approved by President Wilson
and numerous prominent senators
and representatives"
Secretary Houston asked if any
member of the delegation would
loan directly on German bonds or
other securities, explaining that pre-,
vious appeals of cotton producers
were that the government should
make available to them the German
market. A heated colloquy between
the secretary and Senator Smith, of
South Carolina, followed.
Germany must live," the Senator
said. 81 see no reason why hel
bonds should not be accepted.
would reply to your question yes, a
thousand times, yes,' for, as / said
Germany must live or the world pays
the price"