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Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

KohIbers Rros., 4o1 S. Santa Fe. Louis LewI<ovitz, 349 Myrtle.
 CLOTHING A. Matthias & Co.,, 217 E. Overland. Guarantee Shirt Co.,, 126 N. Kansas. Haymon krupp & Co.,, 11e w. Overland laskin- Swat Co.,, 109 s. Oregon. Zelman koftsky Co.,, t15 s. Oregon.
 CRACKERS. Buff Candy Co.,, 41o Myrtle Ave. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, SUNDRIES. Continental Drug Chemical Co.,, 317 Texas. Kelly & Pollard, 313 Mills.
 DRY GOODS soectz Mere. Co.,, 130 S. Oregon. B. Farber & Bro., IA E. Overland. D. & F. Joseph 225 S. Stanton Haymon krupP 6 Co.,, 119 w. Overland. laskn- swatt Co.,, 1oe S. Oregon. A. Matthias 6 Co.,, 217 E. Overland ZeIman kotasky Co.,, 115 S. Oregon Thacker & Raen, 213 s. Oregon.
 FEED, HAY G GRAIN. M. Alnan & Sons, 230 S. Stanton. Community Milling Co.,, 16o1 sassett. Et Paso Seed Co.,, 523 E. San Antonio Held Bros, inc 17o1 Texas. W. D. Wise Seed Co.,, 2nd & Chihuahua.
 FLOUR Community Milling Co.,. 16o1 Rassett. Held Bros. Inc, 1701 Texas.
 FOUNDRIES & IRON WORKS Baumearten & WyIer, 9th Virginia. Moore Iron Works 1900 E. Missouri.
 FURNITuRE-HoUsE N. Norward Co.,, Succrs., End & Leon. Rogers Furniture Co., 209 N. Stanton Welch Bedding Co.,, 5th 6 Ochoa.
 GALVANIZED WARE. China Palace Co.,, POS w. Overland. James A. Dick Co.,, 405 Mills Western Woodenware- Cc., SIS San Fran cisco.
 GLAss-PLATE G WINDOW Fl Paso Sash & Door Co.,. Mills & Walnut. L. W. Hoffecker, 412 Mills. Futile Paint & Glass Co.,, f12 N. Stanton.
 GROCERIES. American Grocery Co.,, eo7 s. Fl Paso. F. S. AIran 6 Co.,, 33o S. Stanton. H. Ainsa 6 Sons, 22o s. Stanton. Bray 6 Co.,, 1st 6 Ochoa. Jas. A. Dick Co.,, 4o5 Mills. Sam Goodman Co., APO San Francisco. riState Grocery Co.,, 8o1 Texas. Western Grocery Co.,, 800 Texas.
 HARDWARE. Krakauer- Fork Co.,. 115 San Francisco. Monsen- Dunnegan- Ryan Co.,, Virginia and Overland. China Palace Co. 206 w. Overland.
 HARNESS. E. T. Amonett, 400 Texas The Myers Co.,, Campbell & Overland. West Texas Saddlery Co.,, 2o9 S. Oregon. s. D. Myres Saddery Co.,, 526 East Over land.
 HATS & CAPS. Louis Chernis, 215 s. Oregon.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
FL PASO REFUNDS
 YOUR FARE

To all wholesale buyers residing a radius of 300 miles of Fl Paso, whose to Sf5o0 railroad fare both ways refunded
 To all wholesale buyers residing within radius of 300 miles of Fl Paso, whose purchases to $750 way railroad will refunded.
 To all wholesale buyers residing beyond radius of 300 miles of El Paso, whose purchases to S25oo railroad fare both will be refunded
 To all wholesale buyers residing beyond radius of 300 miles of El Paso whose purchases trip amount S25o railroad fare will be refunded
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

Southwest, Including West Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Mexico come to El Paso during this Buyers season. Buyers will be the guests of the Ell Paso business men for tour of the wholesale and jobbing houses in Ell Paso, as we'll as the many man. ufacturing plants in and near this city. We hope to have the pleasure of otherwise mak- ing your visit pleasant and profitable.
 The refunding plan possible by the whole salers of Fl Paso cooperating through the Chamber of Commerce You urged to visit the below will be shown their facilities filling
 visiting Fl Paso do not fail to call lecturers products of quality especially designed the of the trade his
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

Western Woodenware Co.,. 51e San Fran
 PLUMBING SUPPLIES krakauer-Zork Co.,, 115 San Francisco. Momsen- Dunnegan Ryan Co.,, Virginia and Overland. M. p. O'FaIion Supply Co.,, sos Texas.
 PHOTO ENGRAvERS. International Photo Eng. Coe 3o5 San Francisco.
 PRINTING. Fl Paso Printing Co.,, 103 Chihuahua. Hughes Buie Co, Main & Fl Paso. Ideal Printing Co.,, 1o7 N. Campbell Ellis Bros., 110 s. Oregon. McMath Prts. Litho Co.,, 52o West San Antonio.
 PRODUCE Bray & Co.,, 1st 6 Ochoa. crorbie & Co.,, 1st & Florence. Loretz- Pegram Co.,, 4t9 E. Overland. Lyon & Co.,, 3ot S. Campbell.
 SADDLERY. E. T. Anonett 400 Texas. S. D. Myres Saddery Co.,, 526 E. Overland West Texas Saddery Co.,, 2o9 S. Oregon.
 SEEDS. Fl Paso Seed Co.,. 523 E. San Antonio. Held Bros, Inc, 17o1 Texas w. D. Wise Seed Co.,, 2nd & Chihuahua. SHEET METAL PRODUCTS. HiIs-S Sutton Co.,. 12o4 Mills Bldg. H. WeIsch Co., Texas G Magnolia.
 SHIRTS Guarantee Shirt Co.,, t23 N. Kansas.
 SHOW CASES-FixTURES. Chenoweth- Levy Co.,, POI w. Overland.
 SPORTING GOODS. krakauer- Fork Co.,, 115 San Francisco. Momsen Dunnegan- Ryan Co.,, Virginia and Overland. Shelton Payne Arms Co.,, 3f7 Texas.
 SODA FOUNTAINS Continental Drug & Chemical Co.,. e17 Texas Empire BottIins Works, Mills & Flor ence.
 SHOE MACHINERY 6 SUPPLIES. Mexico Shoe Machinery Co.,. 212 S. Ore West Texas saddery 6 Findings Co.,, 2o9 S. Oregon.
 STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES. Norton Bros, Herald Bldg. Field-Parker Co.,, 125 San Francisco TANNING MACH'Y G SUPPLIES. Mexico Shoe Machinery Go. PIP S. Oregon
 TENTS 6 AWNINGS E. T. Amonett, 400 Texas w. K. Hill & Co.,, eo1 E. Boulevard. Fl Paso Tent 6. Awning Co.,, 129 San Francisco.
 TOYS China Palace Co.,, POS w. Overland
 TRUNKS. eiion Bros. Mfg. Co.,, 216 s. Stanton.
 WOODENWARE. Western Woodenware Co.,, 516 San Fran cisco.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS krakauerZork Co.,, 115 San Francisco. Momsen- Dunnesan- Ryan Co.,. Virginia and Overland. The Myers Co.,, Campbell & Overland. Roe Beers, Campbell and Overland. San Antonio. FL Paso Moline Tractor Co.,, 20O6 Texas.
 ARMS & AMMUNITION. Shelton Payne Arms Co.,, 3f7 Texas. krakauerZ Fork Co.,, 115 San Francisco. Momsen- Dunnegan- Ryan Co.,, Virginia and Overland.
 ART GOODS & CuRIos Henry S. Beach, 104 Pioneer Plaza AUTO ACCESSORIES & SUPPLIES Auto Parts Co.,, 365 Myrtle. Borderland Auto Supply Co.,, St. Vrain and Texas. Krakauer Fork Co.,. 115 San Francisco. Momsen- Dunnegan- Ryan Co.,, Virginia and Overland Potter Hennessy & Wineo, 500 Mesa. Tr- State Accessories Corp, 425 w. San Antonio.
 BARRERs' SUPPLIES. Buereer Bros. All Texas.
 BEVERAGE MANUFACTURERS Empire 5ottIins Works, Mills and Flor ence
 BOOTS SHOES Horwitz Bros. 116 San Jacinto. A. Matthias & Co.,, 2f7 E. Overland
  Shelby Shoe Co.,. 312 S. Fl Paso. ZeIran- kotesky Co.,, 115 S. Oregon.
 BRICK MANUFACTURERS Atlas Brick Co.,. Dallas & G. H. Tracks. Fl Paso Brick Co.,, Box 136. international Brick Co.,, 1900 E. San Antonio
 BROOM MANUFACTURERS Glenn Broom Co.,, Ross & Latta.
 BUILDERS SUPPLIES. FL Paso Sash Door Co.,. Mills and Walnut. krakauer Fork Co.,, 115 San Francisco. Momsen- Dunneean- Ryan Co.,, Virginia and Overland. Neff Stiles Co.,, 400 N. Santa Fe. Nj. J. O'FsIIon Supply Co.,. COS Texas. Sheehan North Co.,, 324 Mills Bldg. H. WeIch Co.,, Texas & Magnolia.
 CANDIES B. At<in Co.,, 905 S. Fl Paso. Max Atkin Co.,, 216 s. Oregon. Agar Bros. 52o San Francisco. Buff Candy Co.,, 40 Myrtle Ave. Carter Tobacco Co.,, 309 Campbell. Crombe Candy & Syrup Co.,. First & South Florence Empire Bottling Works, Mills & Flor ence.
 Louis LevskovItz. 34e Myrtle. Loretz- Pesram Co, 415 E. Overland.
 CHINAWARE & CROckERY China Palace Co.,, 2o6 w. Overland.
 CIGARS & TOBACCO. Carter Tobacco Co.,, 30e s. Campbell. James A. Dick Co.,, 4o5 Mills.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
n ASK LEGISLATURE
 n AMEND LAND CODE.

Three amendments to the land code will be recommended to the legislature by the state land department. accord ing to a decision reached at yester- days meeting of the board The rec concentrations have to do with i'm provements on leased lands. according to Rudolph kuchler, state land com missioner
 w. F. Ryan. counsel for the depart ment. will draft the bill which, it is understood, will be introduced within the next few days The amendment. will pertain to the disposition Of imc- movements between the old and the new lessee in case there is no renewal of the lease.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

ICE CREAM CONES. Primm Gone Co.,, 312 s. Stanton.
 ICE 6 PARTICIPATING
 MACHINERY. H. L. Stevens, PIP w. Overland.
 JEWELRY Meyer & Talbot, 711 San Francisco. A. N. Lombard, no San Francisco.
 LEATHER GOODS. E. T. Amonett, 400 Texas. s. D. Myres Saddiery Co.,, 526 E. Overland West Texas saddIery Co., 2os S. oreson.
 LIME, CEMENT, ETC. A. Courchesne, Inc, near Shelter sheehan- North Co.,, 324 Mills Bldg.
 LITHOGRAPHlNG. McMath Prtg. & Litho. Co.,, 52o w. San Antonio.
 LOOSE LEAF ACCOUNTING
 SYSTEMS. Hughes Buie Co.,, Main Fl Paso. Field Parker Co.,, 125 San Francisco. Norton Bros, Herald Bldg.
 MACARONI MFGS. Sharp Elliott Mfg. Co.,, 1901 Myrtle.
 MACHINERY. krakauer- Fork Co.,, 115 San Francisco. Momsen- Dunnesan- Ryan Co.,, Virginia and Overland M. j. O'Fallon Supply Co.,, 6o5 Texas.
 MATTRESSES. Erwin Mfg. Co.,, eos S. Virginia. H. NorvvaId Co.,, Sucrs., 2nd & Leon. Weieh Bedding Co.,, 9th & Ochoa
 NOTIONS. B. Atkin Co.,, oo5 s. Fl Paso. Max Atkin Co.,, 216 S. Oregon. China Palace Co.,, 206 w. Overland. Boretz Mere. Co.,, 219 S. Oregon. B. Farber 6 Bros, IA E. Overland. San, Goodman G Co.,, 43o San Francisco. D. G F. Joseph, 225 S. Stanton. Haynnon krupp & Co.,, 119 w. Overland. Laskin- Swatt Co.,. 1o9 S. Oregon. H. Lesnsky Co.,, N. Santa Fe & Main. A. Matthias & Co.,, 217 E. Overland. Thacker & Baca., 213 s. Oregon. ZeIman kotosky Co.,, 115 s. Oregon.
 OFFICE FURNITURE. Norton Bros, Herald Bldg. Field Parker Co.,, 12o San Francisco.
 OILS & GASOLINE Rio Grande Oil Co., 525 E. Eth. Gates Oil Company, Michigan & Laurel. Calumet Oil Co.,, 1731 Maeoffin.
 OPTICAL SUPPLIES. Southwest Optical Co.,, 604 Mills Bldg. OVERALL MANUFACTURERS. Chabin Bros, 517 s. Oregon. Hicks Hayward Co.,, 122 N. Piedras. Mann Hollander Co.,, Overland G Stanton
 PAINTS & OILS. Calumet Oil Co.,, 1731 Masoffin. Gates Oil Co.,, Michigan & Laurel. Shervvin Williams Co.,, 216 N. Stanton. Sunset Paint Co.,, Inc, 407 Texas. Futile Paint & Glass Co.,, 112 N. Stanton. PAPER & PAPER PRODUCTS. Max Atkin Co.,, 216 S. Oregon. Jas. A. Dick Co.,, 4o5 Mills.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

phone, making it possible for you to have emergency orders filled within an hour after receipt and shipped the same day, insuring quick delivery.
 Fl Paso business men are familiar with your merchandising problems, have direct and personal interest in your growth and can render you a service which more distant and less interested markets cannot supply.
 Freight from Fl Paso to you lower than from distant market Express equally low deliveries quick.
 Fl logical market because it home because closest market Because quickest market and because has tho freight delivery m personal
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
non Now Has 124 Members


  orsanizatons Robert metzier S. H. D.
  S H. Akers E. C. fiash F. H. Asbury Charles korick, c. D. and Charles saufe.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
OPEN SHOP ASSOCIATION OF PHOENIX IS ABSORBED BY THE MERCHANTS AND MFRS.

of Two Organizations Brought About To Permit Of Closer Assocation-New Directors Are Named Offcers Will Be Elected Today-Report of Past Years Work Is Made by President F. C. McNabb and History Naiven of Open Shop Movement In Phoenx-Organiza- ton Now Has 124 Members
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

The mace, which stands at the right
 of the speaker while the house of rep resentatives is in session, is a reminder of parliamentary customs in the Mid de Ages.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

Two elements, coronium and nebu- lom, are known to exist in the sun which have not yet been found on earth
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
PLAN A BUYING TRIP TO FL PASO DURING SPRING BUYING SEASON

Ell PasO is your logical market
 Come to E Paso to do your Spring buying.
 E Paso your market You make quick and ire quent trips this market without great loss of time. Fl Pao obbers have bought from the factories the low level and sell you at this new price level.
 stocks of goods giving you making possible for buy often and have quick
 E Paso is reached by mail telegraph long
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

More than 13,oO0 children in Mem phis, Tennessee. Of 5S.4 per cent of the enrolment in the public eat=oI- banks.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

Leather as old as 5000 years has been found in China.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
COMPLETE
 STOCKS
 OF NEW GOODS AT READJUSTED
 PRICES
< PASO Your Market

As added nucemen have in E Paso this Spring Jobbers Manufacturers Departments of the Fl Paso Chamber of Commerce have planned Spring Buyers Season. beginning Feb IA, 1921
 During this Ell Paso will refund railway fares of all buy CTS Fl Paso do their Spring buying All that IS register the Chamber of Commerce and receive vour the conditions given below This refund plan will be continued all the year round.
 special being made have every buyer in the Great
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
DELAY IN NAMING
NORMAL FACULTY

Tentative selection of a faculty
for Eastern Kentucky State Nor
NAL School was made at a meet
ing Of the Board of Regents here
Saturday. No announcement has
yet been made as to the selec-
tions made by the Regents. Pres
ident T. ]. Coats will go to Frank
fort on Saturday for final consul
tation with State Superintendent
George Colvin, chairman of the
Regents, and afterwards an
rouncement is expected to be
made of the faculty for next
year A special committee is un-
to have been named to
investigate several matters in
connection with applicants for po-
sitions on Eastern's faculty, and
the result of its work, it is said,
will largely determine the ap-
pointments that will be made for
a number Of important places on
the Normal School staff.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
JEFF MORGAN URGES
TOBACCO GRADlN G
tBy Associated Pressl

Louisville, KY, April 28.-Gov-
ernment grading of tobacco along
which lines the Bureau Of Mar
kets of the Department of Agri-
culture is working, would be the
best possible thing for the tobac-
co growers Godfrey Morgan, sec
retary Of the Kentucky Farm Blu
reau Federation, declared here
today. Then" he said, the far
mer would know what grade his
tobacco was and would receive
the same price for each basket of
the same grade if sold. If not
sold the farmer could take a
government grade on the tobacco
and borrow money on it at a
bank"
The matter of pooling crops OF
tobacco would be much simpler il
the tobacco is graded, M. Nor
gan said.
Some buyers claim tobacco
cannot be successfully graded. he
said, when as a matter of fact ev-
cry basket purchased is given a
grade by the buyer according to
the grades established by the
company he represents.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
DRY OFFICERS RAID
IN THIS COUNTY

Deputy u. S. Marshal, Deputy
Sheriff Will Johnson and a posse
made raid into the Big Hill sec
ton of Madison county Wedne5-
day night hunting moonshlners
who are alleged to be plying their
trade with much success in that
section Of the county. They
secured the country thoroughly
but were unable to locate any
stills. They did not find the
most talked of "rnan on mule, "
but did run across man on
horseback, carrying saddlebags
that had very suspicious ap-
pearance. The officers called on
the man to halt for examination,
but he did not obey their orders.
Instead he put the spurs to his
nag and "beat it. The officers
fired several shots at him but he
managed to make his escape. The
same officers have gone into tn
Cusick section of this county to-
day on similar mission.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
AIuminumware for the ladies a
Welch's store court day. L
RUTKTON

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Led
ford Faulkner are very sorry tC
know their house burned last
Friday afternoon. Neighbors
helped to carry most of their fur
niture except the beds. All OF
their clothing. a can of lard, can
ned fruit, and number of other
things were burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mooree
were in Lancaster Saturday ant
Sunday, the guests of the latter.
sisters, Mrs. Robert Griggs an(
Mrs. L. ]. Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bright NeWland
we're Sunday guests of the form
er's mother, Mrs. John Newland
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roberts
Mrs. Clay Long and daughter
Gladys spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sid Long.
Mrs. w. L. West and daughter
Lucille, were shopping in Rich
mond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Moberly
and Mr.. and Mrs. B "A. Moberly
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Jep Long.
Mr., Philip Long spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Abner Long, at Newly.
Mrs. Brutus Whitaker and
children spent Sunday with Mrs
Charley Williams.
Mrs. Boyd Douglas spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Major
Hamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, oil
Caleast, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Roberts.
There will be prayer meeting
at Corinth the first Saturday
night in May, Everyone cordially
invited. Come out and help tc
have a good prayer meeting.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
RURAL SCHOOL
0PERETTk PLEASES

The operetta, GA Merry Com
pany," given Tuesday evening
by the pupils of the Rural school
in tn Normal Chapel under the
direction of DR. Myers assisted
by Miss holland, their teacher,
with Miss Isabel Bennett pre-
siding at the piano, was a success
in the fullest sense of the word
The young people taking part
manifested high degree of mus
ical and dramatic ability.
The singing and acting OF
Frank Clay, as captain of the ca
diets, Rhodes Clay as the little
cadet, Margaret Lucille Rowlett
as the little old woman and Dora
Cole as the little old man. was
exceedingly we'll done, showing a
degree of talent far above the or
dinary. The three policemen,
William McCord, Shelby Rowlett
and Maurice Cox, certainly car
ried their parts to perfection.
The singing of the entire CHOIR
us was sprightly, clean-cut and
beautiful and delighted the large
audience which filled the chapel
to its utmost capacity.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
u, S. DEPARTMENT
REPORTS ON WEED

The crop report of the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture gives the following informa-
ton concerning the progress OF
the tobacco planting in different
sections of the county this year
In Florida transplanting has been
practically completed. The acre
age in the New England States
probably will be smaller this year
as a considerable portion of the
1920 crop still remains in the
growers hands.
The state of North Carolina
which produced a record crop III
1920, after having experienced {
material slump in market prices
probably will greatly reduce its
acreage this year. In North Caro-
lima large surplus of the 1920
crop is reported also. Reports
from Tennessee indicate the rap
id growth of the plants, although
freezing weather damaged the
early set plants and necessitated
considerable transplanting.
In Virginia the bright tobacco
markets are closing. 1t is expect
ed that new sales method will
materialize from the organiza-
tion Of the Growers Cooperative
Marketing Association, which
progressing favorably. Not much
tobacco is being purchased in
Wisconsin and the last crop has
brought low prices. Reduced
acreage is predicted.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
SEVERAL WARM
| RACES IN MOUNTAINS
Judge VIM. Lewis Has Opposition
For Reelection and Luker
is Against RAIDER

News comes from London that
a very warm race for the repub-
lican nomination for Circuit
Judge is being waged in the Lau-
rel, Jackson and Clay district.
The two candidates are Judge
William Lewis, incumbent, and
Attorney Hiram Johnson. Both
live at London. Judge Lewis is
one of the best known jurists of
the mountain section of the state.
He has made a splendid reputa-
tion for fairness and absolute
justice while presiding on the
bench and no Judge has had more
opinions affirmed than he. He is
very popular and his friends say
that he is sure winner
In the same district Common
wealth's Attorney Godfrey Ra-
der, of Bond Jackson county, has
opposition for denomination in
the person of c. r. Luker, coun-
ty judge of Laurel county, and a
former member of the legisla-
ture. Like Judge Lewis, Mr.. Ra-
der has made splendid official
and his friends declare certainly
deserves an endorsement on the
the part of the people. He has
been a fearless prosecutor of
criminals and has done much to
restore respect for law and order
in his district.
There are number of candi-
dates for the sheriff nomination
in Jackson county, among them
being John Farmer, Tyre Lain
hart, Sam Boggs, D. B. Flannery.
For County Judge Attorney Car
ter Moore, one of the best known
lawyers of the mountain section,
is candidate and his friends are
saying he is a sure winner. He
is opposed by NJ H. Smith. For
County Attorney {. II. Baldwin,
the incumbent, also a splendid Of
ficer, is a candidate for re-eIec-
ton. He has three opponents, ].
]. Davis, w. NJ. Cunningham, and
Hector Johnson. For County
Court Clerk. John Fowler and G..
M. Farmer are candidates and for
Circuit Court Clerk, Clerk Levi.
Powell is opposed for re-electioni
by Lawrence COrnett.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
Which Will Last Longer
Split or Round Fence Posts ?

Some people believe that split
posts last longer than do round
ones. Probably as large a num-
Der hold the opposite view. The
Forest Products Laboratory OF
the United States Department Of
Agriculture says that one will
last about as long as the other if
the percentage of heartWood and
sapwood are the same in both.
If the percentage of sapWood is
increased by splitting. the split
post will be less durable. while if
the percentage of heartwOod is
increased it will be more durable
than the round one. Exceptions
to this should be made if the
posts are o. spruce. hemlock, or
any of the true frs, whose heart
wood and sapwood are about
equally durable.
If the posts are to be treated
with creosote or some other pre-
servative, the round post is pre-
ferable to the split, because Of the
compartive ease with which tho
sapwood can be treated. Expert
ments at the laboratory demon
state that the heartwood faces on
split posts do not, as arule. alb
sorb the preservative as well as
does the sapwood.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-28
RICH MAN TRYING
new UNREST CURE

Hyde, England. April 28-Aus-
tin Hopkinson, a member of the
House Of Commons. has just Civ
en- to the local governing council
Of Hyde his mansion. valued at
S150,CO0 and 20 other houses and
he has gone t. live in an old barn
on what was once a part of his
estate. He has taken, this action
because he believes that mani
tostation of the spirit of self-sac-
.lltC on the part Of public ser
Harts would avert any danger of
IA revolution in England.
Mr.. EIopkinson's other deeds of
generosity include the disposal of
his furniture to friends and the
medley, partly for sale at bargain
prices and partly by free gift. He
gave his handsome automobile to
his chauffeur. The latter has now
started in business with it. His
lollllcT employer. the donor OF
the machine, is one of his best
customers. \
TO questioners, Mr.. Hopkinson
has said his intention was to live
the life Of simple workingman
and to help others as much as
possible. In his own workshops
he has introduced profit -shar-
ing system that is without pre-
cedent inasmuch as the higher
the yield. the less he receives.
and after a certain sum is reach
ed, he IS to receive nothing at all.
During the war, Hopkinson was
an officer. He was discharged as
unfit, but rejoined as a private.