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Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

that it. did not show on the gauge at all The average mileage for the whole run was 20.5 miles per gallon of gaso- line and over 1900 miles to the gallon of oil
 If this had been a reliability run. the Commonwealth would have had high place. Tn this contest the mechanic to tighten and nothing to fix. The car ran so smoothly that it reached it's destination two hours ahead of time
 The Commonwealth 4-4O is a car Of unusual beauty and efficiency for it's low price. and it's introduction here will soon make for 1t the same en- thusiasm and approval that it has met with in every other state that has sue ceeded in getting a delivery of them.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

For the protection of members many automobile clubs in the United States are establishing legal departments
 Columbia University twenty years ago established a department of motor vehicle construction in the School of Mines
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, 8O 1920

At q convention If rbe National ! Hardware association, recently Es-d in l Philadelphia, Pa t Was sta+ed taat the increase Of motor cars and trucks ] was blamed for heavy tai.u@ off in | the sale of horseshOes.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

Henri Fornier. a Frenchman. brcgcNt the first bicycle motor to this e1rniEs in 1899.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Gales will be established at once.

scales will be established at once.
Regarding the lowering of the wa
tel mains on East Main street, it de
veioped that there were bids receiv
ed, according to Councilman Mershon
and they were of two distinct types
as well as two companies. One was or
the actual cost, plus 20 per cent ba-
Sis, while the other was a straigh,
bid. The difficulty of estimating the
cost of this peculiar and unusual
character of work was emphasized
and City Civil Engineer Crecelius
was called upon for information, and
felt that the percentage basis would
probably save the city monev, where
upon it was decided to admit of both
companies making the same nature OF
bic, and they will be so informed by
the street committee.
City Clerk w. f. Blanton stated
that inasmuch as the meeting came
on the evening of the first day of the
month, all of the city bills haG not
been received, and he was instructed
t. t.;C.2fc TIE remainder and t1.s
the same ever today
City Assessor C. w. T. Deatheragc
rendered his report, showing the val
uation of the property in the city OF
Richmond to be $4,657 $50, a substan-
tIa' increase over that OF last year.
ana gave the figure representing the
same, which have appeared in these
70 'uon,5 heretofore. He stated that he
had three assistants and asked for the
sum Of :G0t for himself and co-worlt-
efs in T.c,iecting the task. He was
informed NJ: ms that To
ha been alt.Aed aG''rt.ona!. as a re-
suit of the assessment work. How
ever, Councilmen O'Neill presented
motion, which received an immedi-
ate second by Councilman Golden. to
5he effect that Mr.. Deatherage be
granted 5000 additional, and this sum
viii he allow ed.
Tie b.u for the equalization board,
comprising Messrs. Otto O'Neil. S.
A. d. Jones, D. W. Kennedy and J. H.
Dean, allowing each So per day for
their work, was presented and al
l2Wch
TneIe VAS some discussion regard
ing tltc sctt cr'rk license, as well as
to WHIT constitutes a general store,
ielatlve to teI'seE paid, and the in
Qu slt've %erc referred to the city or
dinanoe recently effective which eX-
p.a:Tri tbs. as well as all other mat
t"rs pertaining to city licenses.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
BOX CARS Held IN
Ohio Rail WAY YARDS

Toledo, O., July 2-While mine
operators are pleading with the
operators for more coal cars and
while railroad heads are COM
age, the railroad yards in the vi
age, the railroads yards in the vi
cinity Of Toledo in many in9tan-
ces arc stocked with empty coal
cars or cars holding coal for fu-
turc railroad consumption.
In many cases coal cars, which
should be used for coal only, un-
der an Interstate Commerce
Commission priority order, are
being used to carry structural
steel, bulky machinery steel
trimmings, glass, sand and tim
Der,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
NOTED EDUCATOR
RESUMES LECTURES

Prof. r. P. Green, who began a
series of lectures at Eastern Nor
NAL and was called away, has re-
turned and beginning today. will
complete the lectures, delivering
one each day until the nrst Ct the
week. This is said to be one Of
the most instructive and interest
ing series of lectures ever heard
at the institution, dwelling, as the
lectures do, upon vital parts Of
teaching, and, in fact, everything
Of importance in connection with
the operation of an educa tional
institute. The, lectures are at
tracing wide attention and there
are a number of outside students
and teachers here especially to
hear them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
McA0oo Deadlock ?

Louisville, KY, July ARTHUR
B. krOck, i'll San Francisco spe-
cial to the Times today. says the
paper combination IS all that re-
mained of the anti-MCAdoo
movement early today Krocll
says it contains enough votes to
deadlock the convention, but it
cannot withstand a series Of
strong, positive events.
On the other hand, Harry
Bloom, i'll special to the Post.
quotes Tom Rhea, Of Russellville,
as saying that nothing has occur
red to make MCAdoo's managers
the least bit apprehensive."
'Kentucky.' says Bloom. ''is
one of the states counted on b.
the anti-McAadoo crowd to hold
to the last ditch, but the other
side makes contrary claims. As
soon, however, as it becomes ap-
parent that McAdoo can win, ex-
Cept for obstruction Of tactics,
the three McAdeo votes from.
Kentucky will be sWelled to.
twelve. This news may surprise
the Cox faction, but there seems
to be little doubt Of its accuracy
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
'LAWSONyS DEATH
RELIEF TO HIS WIFE
Believed At Berea Hospital That
Injured Woman VIII Survive
Effect of Bullet Wound

On a cot at the Robinson hospi-
tai, Berea, after she had partially
recovered from the shock sus-
tanned by having been shot by her
husband Wednesday night, Mrs
James Lawson, who was taken to
the institution after neighbors in
the vicinity of the Lawson home
near Paint Lick, who had been in
formed of the tragedy by the wo-
mans nine year old son, stated
that her husband, James Lawson.
had shot her.
The woman lapsed into uncon-
.sciousness for some time, but he
roic efforts terminated in her be
ing revived, and reports from Be
rea late Friday were to the effect
that unless some complication
arises, she world recover.
Mrs. Lawson was shot, it is un-
derstood, in the right side, the
bullet penetrating the flesh dis
tance of several inches. No spe-
cihc information regarding this
will be given out at this time a
the hospital, and the condition 0
Mrs. Lawson is such that sh,
could not be interviewed.
Soon after, recovering fron~%hc
operation, which was one in quesi
of the bullet, Mrs. Lawson ex-
pressed fear for her husband. She
was informed of his having lille'
himself soon after firing the shO'
at her. and when this information
was given, the injured woman
breathed a sigh of rcref. Her Il!
innate recovery is expected.
1t IS understood that the pre-
parations for the funeral of Law
son are practically completed
and will i'll all probability be hel,
Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
seek SlIRGE:ASE
FROM SLhvER'
(Bv Associated PteasI

Mexico City, July 2.-Twelve mil
lion Indians, who have slaved for fv
cents a day at time to support g
000,0 idlers, cry out for help TO tn
newly formed National Agraria-
party, according to Crisoforo Ibanet
who made the keynote speech at tn.
-paftsy3s organization meeting her
yesterday, according to El Herald,
de Mexico.
"Since childhood / have lived tb.
life Of the peasants,' said Ibanez.
81 know how much the toilers of tb
field have suffered, how much the
need and how much they merit. The
have spent five years at time earn
ing the miserable daily wage of te
centavos Give ccnts) tiIling the cart
with the sweat of their brow for 9th
CT peoples profit. In the beginning 0
our history as people the Indian
were reduced to worse than nothing
by the Spanish agents, who, to en-
slave them, inculcaacd in them fanat
icism for the Virgin of Guadalupe
so as to be able to do anything the,
pleased with them later, by invoking
this name, and the Indians were re
duccd to slavery"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Jack Straw Coming
Here Saturday Night

Robert Warwick's versatility Is
taxed to the limit in his new Par
amount Aircraft picture, Jacl
Straw" which will be shown a
the local theatres Saturday. Mr.
Warwick has all the earmarks O
a full flledged iceman at the star
of the film. He falls in love with
daughter of hard working clerk
Suddenly the family gets money
and leaves for California. The
iceman follows Only now the
exigencies OF fate have made him
a waiter. And it is in this capa-
city that he is induced to pose at d
brilliant reception as the arch
duke of POmerania." A novel
twist is thereupon given the plot
it developing that the iceman-
waiter is really the archduke after
all.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
DORMITORY PLANS
Delivered TODAY

Plans for the boys and girls
dornitory at Eastern Normal
were presented to the school Off
cials today by the Cincinnati ar
Ichitects. The former will be com
prised of SO and the latter sc
rooms. There will be an espec-
tally modern bed provided, which
can be folded. thus Transforming
the room during the day in to a
sitting room and a bed room at
night. This will admit of more
space during the day and is said
to be one of the. most modern and
satisfactory innovations and
along the line with bigger and
most modern apartment build
ings.
The advertising, which has al
ready been placed, has attracted
the attention of some of the big
gest contracting firms of the
country. and a number of local
concerns as well. 1t is expected
that the building will be started
within short time, since it IS the
intention to have the contracts
let in due time with the stipula
ton that the building not be ham
pered unless by some unforeseen
emergency.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
TWO killed BY
NITRO EXPLOSION


Beattyville, KY, July 2 =
Y " iflier,--a- shot agon, owned by
the Cumberland Torpedo Co. Of
this city, was turned over by the
roughness Of the road~at a point
three miles from here. 900 quarts
of nitroglycerine on the wagon
exploded, killing two men and the
team of four mules and two
horses. The men killed were
Henry Alexander, of Torrent
and George 'Slim" Hughes, who
is said to be from West Virginia.
Alexander, who was the driver Of
the wagon, had only recently
moved to Torrent from Campton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
STRATEGY SCENTED
AT BIG CONVENTION
Bryan Is Storm Center In New
Plank Observation-Disclosures
of New Platform
(By Associated Fressl

San Francisco, July 2-FrameC
after a long struggle with clash,
ing interests, the Resolutions
Committee finished the draft o.
the platform this morning anC
laid it before the National Demo
cratic Convention. Further con-
hict on the floor of thc conven-
tion is regarded as certain.
The platform is silent on prohi-
bition enforcement.
It endorsed the League of Ma
tions, and condemned the repub-
lican Senate for having interpos-
ed partisan envy and personal
hatred in the way of world
peace"
The Irish plank generally re
affirmed the principle of national
selt-determination, as a war aim
which victory established"
The Armenian plank expressed
sympathy, but was silent on the
question of accepting. the man
date.
AS 20 McXico, it would reCog-
nize the new government when
order was, established
The republican Congress- was
indicted on many counts, and in
cluded a warning that the repub-
hcans intended to make an as
sault upon the Federal Reserve
system if they are successful next
November.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
LATE NEWS FLASHES


Invasion of Siberia is contemplated
by Japan in retaliation for the recent
massacre and "to preserve the Dig
nifty Of the htate."
Federal agents have arrived al
Charleston, w. Va, to attempt to
quell the coal strike which is assum-
ing a serious phase.
The investigation of the death of
Joseph B. Elwell, reports from New
York say, have unearthed gigantic
whisky ring, with many members and
some immense. whisky deals under
way.
Foreigners are warned against in
reference with the plan to build a
mammoth merchant marine here,
since America is bound to build, re-
gardlesS cf threats Of any country.
Mrs. Annie C1isswell was arrested
in New York today, charged with for
tune telling, when she predicted the
nomination of Alfred e. Smith for the
presidential race.
Sir Robert Borden, premier Of Can
ada, announced his departure from
public life, With great regret among
his many thousands If friends.
Henry Armstrong, Evansville, Ind.
was blown to pieces today in pre-
mature dynamite explosion. He was
7 yyaa1+b,- Toa6 oOptracfor.
Governor Cox, of Ohio, has threat
2ned to go after the striking street
car men as well as the officers of
The company with a sharp stick if
they !on't get the street car strike
settlet and cars to running soon.
Three thousand street railway en-
oloyes went on strike today in New
Orleans.
Chicago's city officials, chiefly coun-
1ilmen, are on strike.
At Girard, O., more than 800 iron
and steel men went on strike today.
Members of the State Athletic
Board of Control will so to Lexing
ton Monday to witness series of
boxing contests.
Whenever they are arrested nov
for speeding in Lexington, they say
they are hurrying bride or groom
80 the altar.
Paducah cops and fremen get an
increase.
American marines went shore at
Port Au Prince, Jamaica, and Sc
led riot, besides rounding up e
bunch of bandits-just the work Of 2
few minutes.
James Hobco. claiming TO belong tt
The L. S. navy, has admitted setting
FIRE to at least FIVE hotels in Boston.
Three men We're killed when an air
plane crashed. la earth .slesserfILaY neal.
San Francisco.
Two negroes hanged and two shot.
20 death near Wharton, Texas, las.
night as the result of the killing of
I deputy sheriff recently.
A minister and the leader Of rail
way strikers were driven out of Pine
Bluff, Ark, last night after they had
instigated strike which was about
to be pulled off.
Six thousand coal miners are e7s-
pected to go out on strike tonight a.
the Mingu mines.
For the first time in its history
Kentucky is E'dry" by state constitu-
tional amendment, which became eff
fective yesterday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Killed From Ambush

PineviIIe, KY, July Jesse
Gambiel, Clay county farmer. was
shot from ambush and killed
while standing on his porch. The
killing is laid to information
Gambrel is said to have given to
revenue men, which led to war
rants being issued against other
men charged with moonshining.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Twas Ever Thus

Cap makers at Louisville are on
strike and are beating up the 10y
al workers. Same thing with the
machinists. at Cincinnati. the
painters at Cleveland. the broom
makers at Reading, Pa, carpen-
ters at Augusta, Me, and carriage
trimmers in Philadelphia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
THE MARKETS

Cincinnati-EIeavy receipt of
hogs; SOC lower; Chicago lower !;
cattle, calves and lambs lower.
Louisville, July 2-Cattle $50;
slow, tops $13.25; hogs 1900; 25c
and SOC lower; tops $16.25; sheep
5000; SOC lower, SO and $3.50;
lambs S14.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved

"About two years ago when suffer
ing from a severe attack of summer
complaint, took Chaf11b:rlain's Colie
and .Diarrhoea Remedy and it reliev7
ed me almost Instantly" writes Mrs.
Henry levitt, Clark Mills, N. Y, This
is an excellent remedy for colo and
diarThoea and should be kept at hand
by every family. July
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Leaders Look For Long
Debate cn the Platform,

San Francisco. July 2-An-
nounCement hat the platform
committee was ready to report,
caused delegates to the Democra-
tic National Convention to look
forward to a long hard grind
with real action when they as
sen1bled for the fifth days session
of the convention.
The rules provided for an inn
mediate consideration of the plat
form. which was completed early
today.
William Jennings Bryan was
the storm center in the commit
tee room. eager to fight some of
the planks and press the bone DRY
resolution. which was defeated in
committee.
The leaders look for long de
bate. despite the fact that speak
ers are limited 10 80 minutes each.
Hundreds Of delegates, however,
are impatient with the platform
delay and are eager to support
any move that will further short
EN- the discussion
They fear deadlock in the bal
loting and do not want the con
vention to run beyond tomorrow
The voting fGr the presidential
nominee will begin after the plat
form is adopted. There is talk.
however, of taking one or two
ballots and then recess in order to
allow various managers time to
plan for the floor drive.
When Bryan came into the conven-
ton hall he was prepared to offer
five planks as minority reports. The
dry plank was the same as announced
upon his arrival last week In another
plank he renewed his fight for ma
tional bulletin TO be published by the
government. He had a profteering
plank which proposed the elimination
Of unnecessary middlemen" and to
force the disclosure of cost and sell
ing prices under the supervision of
a state trade commission. Another
opposed compulsory military training.
The treaty plank was the same as pre-
viously announced
The first 'sldrmsh of the prohibition
fight will come on submission of a
wet plank by James r. Nugent, of
New Jersey, aud dry plank by
BRYAN. 1t is expected this will
require most Of the time until
night.
There is iittle prospect of bal
loting on a candidate before the
night session, il then.
Anoth minority report dealing
with soldier relief is ready for
presentation by Tom Lyon, Ok
lahoma. 1t made no mention of
the bonus. but declared for farm
and home loans.
Just what form OF fight the Ir-
ish sympathizers will make for
recognition OF their plank is not
disclosed
The platform was presented at
10:40 O'Clock. Delegates cheered
for a minute when the League of
Nations plank was reached.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
NOTICE

A dividend of one and half
Q 1-2) per cent on the par value
of each share of Preferred Stock
of this company for the quarter
ending June 30, 1920, has been de
clared payable on or before July
Is, 1920. to Preferred stockhold-
ers of record at the close of bust
ness June 80, 1920.
KENTUCKY UTILITIES co.
$50 4 A. T.. Tuttle, Secretary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Strike Order Affects
Three Kentucky Mines
lBy Ass ssiatel Press

Charleston, w. Va, July 2-Re-
ports today from the Williamson
coal fields showed the miners
strike called by the United Mine
Workers was obeyed iii the region
north of the Tug river On the
Kentucky side it is said only
three mines are affected.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Wet and Dry Fight

~ Ass'ocltteu ffSsSl
San Francisco, July 2,-The
battle of the vets and drys got
under way Immediately after the
platform was read without men
tioning the prohibition plank. Mr..
Bryan was recognized to offer a
bone dry plank as minority re-
port.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Turks Threatened R-
American DESTROYER

Washington, July 2-In con-
certed effort to secure the release
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nilsson. Of
Illinois, held by Turkish Nation
alists, American destroyers have
dispatched to Mersina and the
French are holding Turkish hos
tages at COnstantinoplc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02

Foxes caught thirty-four young
turkeys owned by Mrs. Frank Wor-
rcll, in Harrison county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
rnD. .SAIE.-rn,

FORsSAI.E--Four 32x3 IL @. p. cas-
'ings; A. 32X3 12 inner tubes. slightly
used. for sale cheap. y. f. Hurst. phone
4491S4f44 444i2op----
49S. 159 4p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
BANNER EVENTS
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Crowds Increase and Interest Be-
comes Creater-Some Espec-
tally Fascinating Facts

Excerpts from lecture of noted
speaker, DR.. CaraIyn GeiseI.
"The French told me they were
lighting with their backs TO the wall.
l told them if they were depending
upon the American military forces to
form the wall, they would never fail
and they didn't, for the Americans
never fail"
"They asked if they would come full
force. l. said they would come with
full enough force, and they did"
''BiologicalIy speaking, all other
animals but man live six times the
length of time required to reach the
adult life. Why can't man live as well
and long as animals ?"
"The Significance of the preservation
of the fitness and quality generally of
the man power Of the country was
never more so than at present"
"War is hard, but not as hard as
reconstruction. We did not fail in
war; we cannot afford to fail now"
at has been demonstrated that
American civilization should be illus
trated over the world-that other
nations may benefit"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02
Weather For Kentucky

Local thundershowers this af-
ternoon or tonight; Saturday fair
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-02

More than 400 stills have been de-
stroyed in Kansas by federal agents
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-27
Una sensational
CaTta del ex-krOn-
prinz a Su padre
EN- JULIO DE 1917 Ell HIJo DE GUI
LLERMo II ANUNCIo LA REvoLU-
cIoN Y PRoPUso QUE Sc FIRA1ARA
LA PAz

PARIS. setiembre 5.-''Le Matin''
publca un nuevo documento sensacio-
nal.
rs una carta del ex Kronprinz a su
padre, escrita en- julio de mil novecien
tos diez y siete en- Charleville, en- la
que pedia la paz
La Slrta demuestra la perspicacia
de BRAND cuando calculaba que entire
los directories de Alemania existia el
deseo de pedir la paz
He aqui algunos parrafos de dicha
earta:
lei estado de amino del pueblo des-
pues de todos los sacrifcios que han te-
nido que imponerse todas las familias
altmanas, es deplorable.
'Cuanto mas aumenta la miseria. mas
abiertamente Sc manifesto la desespe.
raci6n.
''Es un sintoma inquietante, en- perio-
dos de revolucion, yer las mujeres que
pierden Ia esperanza Y este es Ell case
actual de las mujeres alemanas, de or.
dinario tan heroicas.
''La mortalidad infantil aumenta en-
rroporciones aterradoras. Las enferme-
dades contagiOsas Sc multiplican
Isl Alenania no obtiene la paz an
tes de fin de afio, el peligro de una re-
voluci6n es inminente. va no Sc trata
de la victoria. nj del engrandecimiento
del pueblo aleman. nj de la gloria. Sc ira
Ia simplemente de la vida misma del
pueblo
'Ringnn bien puede senos mas que
Fido. Nuestra dinastia esta en- peligro,
10 que es para ii y para mi una gran
desgracia; pero NADIA supone este al Ia
do del desastre enorme que amenaza a
nuestro pueblo.
"Hablemos francamente No pense-
mos mas sn Belgica. Renunciemos a to-
da anexion aun en- ell Este Es necesa-
rio cue entabIemos negociaciones con
nuestros enendgOs
"Acuerdate de nuestro glorioso ante
cesor Federico, que fue vencido por la
coalici6n, pero cuyo nombre ha perma-
necido con grandeza y gloria en- la His
toria."