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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17
CITY COUNCILMAN
WILL WELD THE AXE

At the regular meeting Of the city
council Thursday night, which proved
a short session, matters pertaining
to the Improvement of a number of
streets were given consideration,
among them the filing in of num-
Der of mud holes," as they are de-
scribed, in various parts of the city,
and the street committee, which was
already busily engaged in street work
was instructed to proceed with the
added improvements. One of these
is the Improvement at the intersec-
| ton of Estill avenue and Main street
| at the l.. & N. railroad crossing. This
is said to be in bad condition and
will become worse, it is said, as win
stated it would cost considerable
more if left untouched until fall The
railway company, it is understood,
will perform q part of the work by
placing a new crossing over Main
street, and fill in considerable of the
street and the committee was in
structed in this instance to take the
matter up Immediately and make a
report at the next meeting.
The. street committee asked fur
ther time to investigate the street
improvement, which has been under
way for some time land this was
granted. The residents along this
thoroughfare desire several changes
and improvements land it, is very
probable they will be made within a
reasonable time.
The Water and Light Company,
according to motion passed. will be
instructed to place light on North
Fifth street, asked recently by citi-
zens Of that neighberhood.
The sewer committee was ready
with report on the matter of the
contemplated Collins street sewer and
they rendered an estimate to the eff
feet that the sewer would represent
greater cost than was expected
giving $500 or $500 as the probable
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17

cost. They asked more time in whicT
to make a further examination of the
situation, which was granted
Councilman Golden asked to have
the condition of Walnut street in the
vicinity of & street investigated, say
ing as a result Of the water at times
overlooking that thorougntare was
being greatly. damaged, and repre-
sented that if the conditions were al
lowed to exist longer much more mo-
ney would be required to effect an
Improvement. He suggested q 10 or
II inch main or pipe line in one or
two instances for street protection,
and this will be locked after and re-
ported on at the next melting.
1t seems that number of citizens
of Rosedale took it upon themselves
to dig a sewer, connecting with thei1
and presented bill for the
work reported as completed on New
street. This matter was referred TO
the sewer committee, which was in
to investigate the work done
and make report at the next meet
ing.
Ordinances as elsewhere published
n the Daily Register were passed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17
ONLY ONE THING
NOW LACKING Money

81 have doctored nine years for
stomach and liver trouble and
spent thousands of dollars, but in
stead of becoming cured of these
ailments, my bloating and pains
and attacks became worse. was
persuaded a year ago to take
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and
have never suffered since taking
the first dose. [ wish I had the
money back I spent for other
medicines. 1t is a simple. HARM
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the inf1am-
nation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. H. l.. Perry and Son
and druggists everywhere. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17
Say You Want
Diamond Dyes"
Don't Spoil or Streak your
Material in a Poor Dye

Each package.r'of Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so sim
pie that any woman can diamond
dye q new, rich. fadeless color in
to worn, shabby garments, drap-
cries, coverings, whether wool,
silk, linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
Buy Diamond Dyes" 9TH
er kind-then perfect results are
guaranteed even if you have new
er dyed before. Druggist has col
or card. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17
ok. What about your Tobacco in

highway improvements when COM
pleted to be found in the county and
will accommodate an immense num-
Der of tourists.
The work on the road between Rich
mond and Berea will be started within
three days. This is another important
connecting link extensively travelled
and in need of repair.
A new bridge and change in the
roadway is being perfected rear the
William Jet farm on the Union pike.
This is another Improvement needed
for some time being given attention
and will add materially to travelling
facilities in that vicinity.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17
CHANGES IN RICHMOND
DURING PAST "a YEARS

If you want to know how Richmond
has improved during the past "a
years, ask Messrs. C. M. and ]. r.
Young, of Highland and Waynesburg,
since they paid their first visit to the
city Thursday for the first time in
that period, and had difficulty, they
stated lin locating persons and places.
They admired the finished portions of
the city streets, ard admitted that
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17

more real help than all other medi-
cInes put together. 1 have taken
Golden NJ dica Discovery for
stomach trouble and it was excellent
fol. this ailment; it purifies ones blood
and seems to act upon, and build up
zones whole system in good, healthy
! shte. Golden Medical Discovery is
splendid family medicine and take
pleasure in recommending it,"-AIRs.
~. A.BEAN, I5&0 Highland Avenue
Few folks or families now living have
fnot at sometime or other used DR..
! Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
the stomach, liver or blood. Over
twenty four million bottles of shis
tonic and blood remedy have been
soh by druggists in this country.
WEST FRANKFORT, KY.-vI can REG
. ommend DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
. most highly for they have been used
for many years past by my own people
and by my husbands and later on by
myself. / have never known such q
mild and effective remedy for sluggish
liver and constipation as DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. MRS. adobe
HARRoD, No. 606 Polsgrove Street.
These little. sugar-costed pills are
composed of Mayapple, leaves of aloe,
root OF iaiap-thingst that Nature grows
in the ground, and are sold by drug
glsts everywhere.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17

A small babe deserted near. Pitts
burg on a train by it's mother slept
almost all the way to Cincinnati,
where it was discovers, and is being
taken care of.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17

the city was making rapid strides for
ward. They are well and favOrably
known to number Of local residents.
They mace the trop Dy automobile,
and are extending the trip to the
southern part of the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17
Ask Your Neighber !

ALTON PARK, TENN.-~Dr. Pierce's
medlclneG have been used q crest deal
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-17

"a AAy AIHliy Win
the vefy best of
result 4. 1 had a
e, lri/ tn at had
chronic bronchitis
aM I never found
a myth ing that
would give her re-
hef until l began
giving her Doctor
y re e's Golden
! Medical Discovery
land il gave her
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
ASHLAND WINS DECIDING GAME
 OF SERIES WITH PLAINEIELp

Before one of the largest crowds that has witnessed a game on the Plainfield bal grounds the home club. lost the championship to Ashland by a score of three to one.
 Rivalry was keen and several fights took place before the game started. Once the game was on the fans didn't have time to fight. The Plainfield team scored the first run in the sec ond inning. Merryweather flied to Clabby who. dropped the ball, the hit ter landing on second. After Bessette famed, Rainey singled to left scoring Merryweather Ashland lost a fine chance to score in the fourth when, with one out McBeth and Chase sin gled in succession. McBeth was nip ped off second by La Traverse, and Frechette grounded out.
 In the sixth Ashland got some of the breaks that had been going Plain- fields way up to this time. Benja- min walked and Leclaire hit a hot one to short that got away from Muratto, both men being safe. Here McBeth came through with triple to left and scored while Chase was being thrown out at first. This ended the scoring for both sides.
 Pla1nfleld put up strong defense. their inield knocking down some hard drives. La Traverse pitched good ball and held the Ashland sluggers except in the sixth. He famed s, walked 1 and allowed but hits
 Chet Nichols, on the mound for Ash land, pitched fine ball and deserved a. shutout. He famed 10, walked ? and allowed hits. He was at his best in the pinches. The team as a whole had little chance to shine as Nichols, in adN dlt1on to the above mentioned stunts. had one putout and ' assists to his credit. Frechette gave him good sup port behind the plate
 Deyeron umpired a good game and Kept th& teams on the jump.
 This yame brings a close to one of the hardest fought series that has been played in this section for several seasons.
 PlEainfield, though defeated, convinc- ed Manager Chase that they have a real ball chlh Scnra: =
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
BOSTON BRAVES SHUT OUT
 AMERICAN THREAD TEAM
(Snecial to The Bulletin.l

Willimantic, Sept. 19-The Boston Braves came to this city today, won from the American Thread company team by a score of 3 to 0, had their star performer, Maranville on the job, getting gulahs from the crowd, numbering nearly 4000, and showed the brand of stuff of which the big leaguers are made.
 For the first four innings both sides were retired in the one, two, three order, men getting on bases only to be put out by snappy double plays. In the fifth the Braves ended the cy- pher game. Boeckel, the first man up, hit to right field for double and SCOT ed when Maranville picked the first offer of Cooney and belted into the crowd at right field, the hit being good for only two bases under the rule es- tablished that a ball in the crowd was good for only two bases. GoWdy, the next man up, was given a free trip to the plate, the only pass issued in the game. Ford, next up, hit fine ball to center, scoring Maranville. The Braves other tally came in the sixth. Man singled to right, advanced when Sullivan went out by the strikeout route, and scored on Boeckels hit to first, that Adams was unable to get hold of before it scooted into the field DeyOHu. bO6Chel on lnlTQ Wdtcn6O Cooney wind up and then shouted I'm coming in" and tried it. Mckinley caught the ball and running Boeckel towards third threw to Hamel who nailed Boeckel and turned in time to see Maranville who was on his way home almost getting away with try for home while the two infielders of the Threat Makers team were tagging Boeckel. "
 The best chance the Thread Makers had to score came in the fourth
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
BAGBY LETTERS PENNOCK,
 BLANKING RED SOX

Cleveland, Sept. 19.-Cleveland de- feated Boston in the first game of the series here today ? to 0. A pitchers Battle between Herb Pennock and Jim Bagby resulted in BagbE's 29th victory of the season. Approximately 27,000 fans sat through the chilly weather to witness the game.
 Bagby held Boston to four hits two of which were made by Hooper, the first man up in the first and third innings. He never was in trouble until the ninth inning when, with two men out. he walked Witt and Menosky but wound up the game by striking out HendryX. These were the only passes he issued, except one to Hooper Intentionally in the sixth inning and one to Menosky in the seventh. He struck out four men.
 Pennock had the Indians at his mer- cy except in the sixth inning when Cleveland scored the only runs of the game. After Wambganss had lined to Scott, Speaker doubled against the right field wall Smith duplicated the hit scoring Speaker. Gardner sent weak grounder to Pennock, who threw him out. Then Johnston singled to center and Gardner completed the circuit. Se- we'll was called Gut on strikes.
 With the exception of the ninth, only one Boston player reached second base in the sxith inning Brady doubled with one out Hooper walked but Pennock and Hitler famed
 The score;
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

Brooklyn's victory over Pittsburgh
 posted on the bulletin board, Douglas
 of the Giants and Coumbe of Cincin-
 nati, both relief pitchers, put extra
 speed on the ball and fought evenly
 until the Red twirler issued the fatal
 pass.
 Cincinnati had victory within it's
 grasp in the ninth when a fast double
 play ended the inning. With Coumbe
 on third base and Rath on second as
 the result of a pass and Douglas wild
 throw to first after Rath had beat out
 an infeld hit. Daubert sent a short
 fly to center on which no attempt was
 made to score. Groh slammed out
 long fly which went just outside the
 foul line in the right field grandstand
 and then drove a vicious liner at Kel-
 ly, which he caught and doubled up
 Coumbe at third.
 Barnes, who started for New York.
 lasted until the seventh inning, when Coumbe'S home run, with one on base tied the score. Iuque began the game for Cincinnati and was batted out in the third. Cincinnati got off to an early start with two runs in the first inning, when Roushs home run into the right field grandstand also scored Groh- The giants bettered them by one run in their half on a pass, Young's triple, a fielders choice and
 KeIly's double.
 New York added three more in the third on pass and four singles, With
 none out, Coumbe, who relieved Luque, stopped further scoring and held the local batsmen to three hits in the re- maining innings.
 Home runs with a man on base. by Neale in the fourth and by Coumbe in the seventh, kept Cincinnati in the running. Douglas took up the burden for New York after the Red pitchers high smash floated into the upper right field stand in the manner of one Of Babe Ruths famous homers. Doug las was not as steady as his opponent but never failed to tighten in the pinch. After he famed Rath in the 1 seventh, Daubert singled past first and i Groh walked. Daubert and Groh pull ed double steal, but the New York | twirler struck out the heavy hitting Roush and forced Duncan to ground
 out to shortstop.
 Every seat in the Polo grounds had an occupant, today and thousands found their trip to the field fruitless when closed gates barred their en- trance. Tomorrow the teams play q double header. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKET.

New York, Sept 1S.-Stocks were IT, regular today on the usual week end sell ing for profits and settlement of spec ulative accounts but the trend for the most part was again light.
 Rails dominated the session, the Del aware. Laclzawanna and Western disolu- ton plan giving impetus 10 other roads which are believed to contemplate abso- lute separation from their coal proper ties.
 The strength of rails was no altogeth- CT confined to coalers, however, invest ment transcontinentals, Nickel Plate, !" St Louis and San Francisco and New Orleans. Texas and Mexico also record ing substantial advances.
 Oils displayed none of their recent leadership. Mexican and Pan-American Petroleum casing moderately, but Hous- :on Oil strengthened. Steamship issues, notably Atlantic Gulf and Mercantile Ma -ine, were responsive to better trade con- 1itions.
 Variable gains marked the huyiG; ot vanadu.n Steel, Baldwin Locom 7::ve E. Rubber. KeIy-Springfield tirI and Ccnsilidated Textile, but this was e : sn,ed by moderate reactions in Contra! Leather, Studebaker, Beet Sugar and sew sral of the unclassified specialties. Sales amounted to 50O,0o0 shares.
 An advance of 3-4 points in the vari- ous French municipal issues was the noteworthy features of an active bond market, the general list, including Lib critics, also showing firmness. Total sales, (par value) aggregated $6,125,000. For the week, old United States 2s and 4s were 1-4 per cent higher on call
 The weekly statement of the Clearing House banks reflected recent heavy Ehifting of funds in connection with fed eral tax and Liberty bond interest ais. Dursements. actual loans and discounts increasing by almost $113 0O0, 900. This expansion is without precedent since the first week of the current year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
DODGERS SCORED WINNINI
 RUN IN 9TH ON WILD THROW

Brooklyn won todays game with Pittsburgh to 3. in a thr:llils ninth inning finish. With the score ted, Neis opened the Brooklyn half of the last ln- ming with a double He sIOta thi.'l on the first pitch and crossed the plate With the winning tally when Schm,d. threw wild.
 The score was tied at tic erd nf each inning up to the final on Pfeffer and Cooper were batted hard Il the first ami each team scored two runs. 10th pi ch- CTS settled down until the sixth when Southworths triple and Cutshav's sin gle gave the Pirates a run. Johnston, first up for Brooklyn in the same in- ming, tied the score with a~ home run into the left field stand The teams will play off postponed game tomorrow.
 The score.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
BROWNS DEFEAT YANKEES
 BEFORE LARGE CROWn

St. Louis, Sept. 19-A crowd, said by club officials to be the largest in the history of the American league here. saw St. Louis defeat New York, 6 to 1 in today's opening game of a series of three. Ropes were stretched in the field to accommodate the overflow.
 Davis hurled brilliantly, allowing but two hits, singles by Pratt and Peckinpaugh. The first came in the seventh inning, with one out, and drove in Pipp, who had walked and moved to second on Ruth's grounder. 1t was the only time the visitors got runner past first. Peckinpaugh's hit came in the ninth.
 The locals drove ThormahIen from the box in the fourth inning after scoring four runs. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

erican league team by the score of 4 to 8. For the last few years he has been connected with the Eastern league.
 The regular lineup of the Athletics, as will be used in this game, will be stated during the week. The pitcher will probably not be selected until Saturday.
 Norwich is very fortunate in being able to have a big league team here to play. The day has been designated Danny Murphy Day" and all Norwich and the surrounding towns are expect ed to turn out to pay respect to Danny, the dean of baseball and one who has helped to put Norwich on the map. Danny will play in this game in his old-time position of right field. Look at the papers for further announce ments, and start early for the game next Sunday. at the fair grounds.
 Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
GIANTS oUTFoUGHT REDS IN
 AN ii INNING STRUGGLE

New York, Sept. 19-New York out fought Cincinnati today in an 11in- ming struggle, the first contest of a four game series which may decide which team remains in the almost hopeless chase after the Brooklyn leaders. The score was to G. The Giants won when Doyle walked and scored from first on Duncan's tumble of Snyder's hit to left field. All of the Red runs were due to homers.
 With the tally 6-all and news of
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

Horkheimer, when two were out hit Ito left and was safe at first. Hogan. next up, advanced him with a clean single through third Mckinley, who had singled once before came up and after spelling several, planted a clean one to center that would have filled the bases and with Babe Adams up next might have brought in a tally or two. Horkheimer, however, was anx- ious to get in with run and round ing third started down the path. Ford held the ball and seeing Horkheimer on his way home threw to Gowdy who had Horkheimer caught by better than ten feet.
 Townsend, pitching for the Braves, had seven strikeouts to his credit and > did not issue a pass. Cooney,, for the Thread Makers, famed four Braves and walked one. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
MONEY MARKET

New York, Sept. 1S.-Money and ex- change: Prime mercantile paper .Ex- change irregular. Sterling 60 day hills 3.4S 1-2: commercial SO day bills on banks 3.4S 1-2: commercial 60 day bills, 3.4S; demand 3.63; cables .3.53 3-4 Francs, demand. TOP; cables 7.O4 Bel gian francs, 749; cables 7.51. Builders demand 31.12; cables 3125. Lire, de- mand ATS; cables 4So Marks, demand. 1.37; cables 1.3S. New York exchange on Montreal 15-16 per cent. discount. Gov ernment bonds steady; railroad bonds firm,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
TIGERS TOOK TWO GAMES
 FROM SENATORS

Detroit, Mich, Sept 19-Detroit took two games from Washington today, g to and to 2. The first game Vas q loosely played affair, featured by Cobb's steal of home. In the second same Detroit punched hits on Shaw in the first inning for three runs lead which Washington could not overcome. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
WHITE sox RALLY IN SIXTH
 AND DEFEAT ATHLETICS

Chicago, Sept. 19-Chicago kept pace with Cleveland by defeating Philalel- rhia to today in the first game of the series. Chicago apparently mad tassAd the EanA away in the early in-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

Bostcn Braycs 70 % o-s American Thread Co Q Q O-o
 I've base hits. Ford. Boeekei, Maranyine. Mann. Struck out, by Townssnd [; by Cooney 1. Double plays. Townsend to Maranyille to Sullivan: NrShet3 " to Hamel, Mckinley to Hamei Marranville ta Ford. to Sullivan Hit by pitcher, Ford. First base On balls. of Cooney !.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
Cincinnati (N
Totals 2 l2x5O U 2;

txl None out when winning run scored.
 Score by innings
 Cincinnati .. .. , 0 O0a Q c O-s New Nc-z ....S 0 0 i-7 Two base hit, Kelly. Three base hits Young Roush Home runs, Roush. Nea,e and Counbe
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
nings, but launched sixth inning which the mound. Score
an attack n the drove ltonmul> off
Cticaro (A)
Philadelphia (A)
txl Batted for Perry

a Batted for Williams in srd
 tzz) Batted for Williams in 2rd Philadelphia D.. . ....1 Q 3 % Q O-i Chicago .. ........O c 0 c x-5 Two base hits. Perkins. Schalk Weaver Jackscn. Three base hit. JacSscn
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
als a9 10 2i.2 8 Totals

American adtg Chain 10 0 [ o fos O-5
 Two base hits. Gallagher Wargo Hurley. Briggs. Three base hit Frey. Home runs Briggs and shef man Bases on balls off Scanlon Struck cut, ty Sherman :; by Scanlcn Stolen base. Hayes
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

Totas 8 gx24 9 2 Totals % 2l 5 ? (x) None out when winning scored. Pittsburgh .......2 0 0 0 T. 0 e-s Brooklyn .. .....9 0 o - Two base hit Neis. Three base hit. Southworth. Home run Johnston.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
(second Gams.)

Two base hits. Williams, Tobin. se4ereid. Gerber (x) Batted for Pichinich in 9th.
 txxl Batted for Shaw in Eth. Washington 10 Q Ao Detroit ...........s Q . c 0 . xL3 Two base hits. Cobb, Shorten, Shaw. Three base hits, Yeach. Judge
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

Ashland 4. A. .......0 Q Q 0 3 0 Q Aa flalhheid ..-...0 c o Q O-l
 TWO base hit. RaneY. Three base hit McUeth Bases on balls. of Nickols 2; of LaTraccrze |. Double play. Nikols to Chase 3,oen base Chase
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 Rational Le7gus. New York :. Cincinnati 6. Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn 1.
 American League. Cleveland 2 Boston Q. Chicago 5. Philadelphia 1. Washington [, Dttroit g. tCirzt game Washington .. Detroit 2 Second gsn,sl New York !, St. Louis c.
 international League Buffalo 2. Rochester .7. Toronto 1. Akrun 2. tFiHt game Toronto :. Akron 1. tsCcund GaIEc Baltimore l7. Reading I. Jersey City .0. Syracuse 6. tFiEt game Jersey City :. Syracuse ?. Second game
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
CIeYeianh fAl
Bo7ten (A
.tals q 4 q ,1

 Boston . ...........O 0 c Q G-0 Cleveland Q. .. .......0 0 Q 2 x-2 Two base hits. Brady. Seweli. Speaker ,. Smith
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
GAMES ToDAT. National Iezgut.

GAMES ToDAT.
 National Lsssus. Cincinnati at New Yors e Eamcsf Chicago at Boston e gsmcs.)
 St Louis a. Philad.p;l.s
 American League. Philadelphia st Chicago. New York al st. Louis.
 Washington q Detroit
 Boston al CleytiaHt
 Exhibition Game New Haven Q. St. Louis tSl I.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
Totals sT 2 24 II

Scofe by Innings: New York .. ..........o Q Q . oo1o o-l St. Louis .,..-....0 70 0 G-6