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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04
Vcirjpaaoo,ttnte
ira 6rpnlano.

Observation-Disclosures / &dib-
inaten meooeler at set er meaet lit.
tereSieret / ben banIfe &eaierines
Ylaner ont of bpege Ell itor traablss
Statior paa BrenIarh. Ranr be1ine
Stdtion err bpsaet pertes BET Of BEN
huer Gag pil ubienoe WeboelelIer ON
Ieiriorboloene paa @rsnInno. bpdo
ser bill bore al itor Si9lp for Def
meteorlcaiifc glrreait / @aibirstou
iii at iorubiiee bporleSes Seiret biz
bIi Der / In1erifa. Oct bill osiaa p9-
re iii flor Siqlp FOR Sfibsfarter pad
Mtlanterhopet, Ser itibe fnn BIZ rrt-
S~errettet naar Storm ira Rprb er |
armGricb.
Sen banife Reeierina bdr ! ntnras
Nor bapt intercollegiate Stdticrcr
paa @rsnIanb % RebSelelierne Der
ira bar biulpet Ill at belpie Eolnreg.
nenes SnbflnbeIIe paa alirnaet | rrar-
oe Sele al Rorberl Ien ba Webbe
Ielierne fsrit bIep Hobtat | Risbers
bopn eiter ilere Naanebers Sorleh
fom be forient Ill at bore til Nntte
peS lIborbeioeIien al be boeIiee geir.
icruSiiaeIier, ser er I'll faa Itpr Tntfs
iirr for SanSbris % Sfibsfort,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04

blipe nleset folo, % leg ntaotte itan
op for at iio0e ianmerfrsbeu peb Or.
itefl, meoenS mine Setre iatte Sarmt,
p%dnospoier belt omfriua mig. Seq
blep bebanolet al fire SReer % tog
aIe Slaes Ieoiciuer. Sntet eiorbe
mig nogengane roget 9o6t. Seq er
MI font Ell belt anben 8erior. NJ
bennc fprfProeliae Serfen % Smer'
te bar iorlaot mig, og netop her for'
lchen DAG por ieg iitanb iii at goa
op fire Srapper | Ell &ontorbpgnlng,
oa glenotoren Dor / ltita1rb.
"Wfin Slppetit er MI ligefrem tor
artet. % netcp ibag felte ieg mig Tor
isrlte Sane paa mango Ior iuu ill.
ten mellem Mtooltiberue, Of leg maat.
te eaa ben oe ipiie ct Stpffe 8ie. Seq
bar life aIene e~ietulnbet min Sel'
breo o. Stprfe. men leg bar oeioo
tiltaget fiorten Glino | Segt. Sor of
fige Sunoheo piIoe iea life bptte ben
Iptte iee bar bapt al Surtlac nteo
Ben bebite &ancb / Oregon, % ieg
oil prize set iaa IGnge ieg leper."
SanIac og Sanlac peaetabilife gil.
Ter ieleeS al ale 9obe Ipotbetere I
! hper 9p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04
Sun bopSe operpeiet Sasen nsie %

Sun bopSe operpeiet Sasen nsie %
ipiirgte:
"gr set Ceres sIlpor, at De oil
fisbe NIT Sanr2"
"Wtit ramn1e alpor, fine &oie."
30 boor tet pil Se fiippe oct
af9" F..
"Tertil - rlert set norer fort no
iaien," iparebe bar, % pegtc pad bei''
bes Haffe.
Sun itco % bet9nfte lig, % FOR at
opertale beftoe, oe6bleu bdn:
"Wean flnbe lape nr9le irrlaa &rsls
Ter til Gem, bet bruger iuai'ge Sa'
mter / Iarts."
ga Moie ON Ifteiten font 90 paa
lit @prelie, iloa bun ITO 1T laiIge
SOAR, itrsa nebober oet % itoS i9rt'
ae % ~beunbrebe BET. Soa BRAT bin.
/ @raao.
Srn bapbe lat iie reb paa Seitsen,
pa M, laabe hum Iniigtet neo paa
Guben, Tom bleb albeles o9ffet at
ben aplbne Strsm, % g1ao, iom ON
benbes Sierte ifiilbe brittle. Sun
ereo % ian,reoe iastc nteS haae'toe
Stenm,e:
$50 - odl"
Gen neItc Tag sif bum iii 6riiss
rem, % al Srpgt ipr at Wobet if1iloe
Ipiate benbe / iibitc Sieblif. iogoe
br,, burtig:
"9u bar iee beitemt mig I'll Oct.
alip BET lao a."
3a bun TON, ben Ill Sean 5ouiain
meb Sc tire bitnSre Srarcs, betraeteoe
ban ~forbaliet benbes fortflipSeoe
Soar. Iu lasSe ban Ierfe I'll Sp-
itpppern9ien, Sc tpffe 8inber % Den
itcre Murb.
ssean 9uutoin nbbrso ifaaniellc't:
"Sm er Het life Iaa pen icm fsr!"
Sun bpifebe mes Ell icrtpilet
Sten1nte:
"Oet porer I'D ieien. Sean!"
Men nleo oct Snitinft ipn er eaet
ior 3pinber, inbIaa bun, al ban M
ipntes bitn par ting, o. al bum beltaiI'
dig. siennem belle Sipct piloe oGre
oct ! bans Sine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04
0iftaaS Siloem.

SanobriiaSbepartementet bor no.
ienbt EFT Ibporiel til Sarrnerne ON
life at gaa i,tN / en- 6elpis fplot SiIc
fsr minbit TO Ntiniiter eiter at 9lTIc.
maifineit er fat igane. Iariaeen til
benne Ibpariel er ber, at Ser bier
SGit / SilofpISninestiben inotrGiier
ntal,ge OsbsfalS bIanbt Sarn,ere Der
aaar iitb | eileen for at trnmpe On.
iilage iantrren % cperfpmne3 al Sc
hrpbenbe 8asorter iom / NatterS
2sb bar ubpiflet Zig. Set er hcr
ianrn,c 8as Carbon moncribe) inn
ubpifIer iie / 9rsnberc % Tom ioo
fte fpraariaeer Dsben bIanbt gr0no.
arapere % 9rsnbreniere. ssor nOele
Tiger iiSen bier to Sarmere / rIni.
nois brpbt Al Silogas, Ser er nriter
liee Iaa 0rPbenoe inm Sc @asarter,
ser beilpttebeS / &rigen. Saaoauns
ltlpffeSfilf6lber. al bpilfe ser CT
mango bbert sInr, Tom unbgaaes bpiS
ntait letter @lGiemaifinen igarg isr
man eaor inb / SiIoen, 90 @nSien
oerpeb blir blpit opab oa life l9n'
eere er farlie. Otter at Waifinen
bar bl9it for 70 Wtini,ter er ser life
Ipnsere ncgen @asfare. Sarmerne
raabes liselebeS til life Of luffe clio
bsrene fsr set er nsbbenbis for Of
bolbe Gniilaeer / Ylabs. Mnnge
Steoer liffer 6arn1erne &c fleiie al
0srene naar sc ~beennSer Of fploe 81
loen % Dem Sas Der nonifler iig bar
oerior life gnlebnine til at foriptr.
sc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04

"Ittitroi Ell llae fsr iea begpnote
at taae Sanlac bar iea Iast tilieusS
Iaa forfrehlet al &heumatisme, at
leg lite ti,nbe ilnttc mig l,oen Sielp.
Min Seu bapoe iaaet Sonloc. % oct
hapbe aiort ham mere 9obt elb noget
anbet / &erben, iaa Ell Gag bragte
bon biein ell Slate % iaabe: "Ntor,
iee pil 81, itaI tagc bette" IA iea
bar fGrbia meo behne Slaife fslte ieg
iom eli onben auinoe. % reo beu Sib
leg hanne ta9et hen atoen Tlaifc bar
iea / Irbeibe meh at grnpe uoc / So.
ben.
"Sanluc bar iimpeltbcn uorettet
llnbre Tor mig; BET ipneS nPiten ionr
ct Ntirafel." Settc er Sen merfpGr.
bige @rflGrine eiprt ~inrnnlia al
Irs. Seituie Root, boenbc / 1909
YoperS Ct. 9ortlonb, oregon, %
iom er finn Ell al Sc Silii,lber % Of
ter Si,iinSer al pelfienbte MTnb %
apinber, Tom baalia b~ebioner De bel
breSenbe &r9iter / Sanlac.
SortiGtteuoe iin pibuuberlisc @r.
flering iagoe MRS. 3oot: IS mart.
&c Iar les leg forierbelie al 8be,ts
mdtisme, o. ieg f,irbe cfte bore til
iengs Here Gage az @angen. s 60
bet al be iibite fem Iar bar Der life
itoeen Sio mebminbre iee fslte bis'e
rb%eiintotiifc Smerter aielrneut belle
nit 2esene. Sor or,trent TO Waa'
neber iiben Mep ieg n,eaet perre, %
mine Irn,e 90 Sen bar iaa le,lt an'
grebue. at ieg bar paa oct n0rrne'te
hielpelsS % fiinbe life engon9 bolbe
en- Vcn FOR Of unbertegne nit Napn.
Sea par ian ipae, at ieg life funot
uofsre noeei Srsarbeioe. Seq funot
life euaarg iobe oa bapbe inaen Spi.
lie hperfen 9tot eIler Dag. Bare al
aaa noele SfriSt pilhe fiilbitrnSil
nbtrGttc mig. Iaar ieg forisate a
gaa oiIbe iea pafle, % mar iee hap
Sc ppret iltanb til of gaa ct lioe
Stpffe % iotte mig neb, flinbe iet
life fcmme pp igie, uben at npaet
hialp mig. Seq bapoe inaen Ippe
tit, % iee ipiite neppe NOT til at boil
be mig ilipe. Seq fiinbe fife bsi'
MIG not til at ioa mine Sfo paa.
Seq pibite aIoria bpab en- Wat!
Sspn bar, % iea fiinbe liege paaaei
/ tinepi&. Eli fine Siber funbe iet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04
Sdbr,hstilhanben furbesret.

Sttilia Sabsnlann ira Ianana,
isis, %ifriper: "9r. Reters aurifc
bar biuIpet mig meset. @in Sopeb.
pine er f~oripunOen % min belle Sci
breostilltonb er bsi @raS iorbe-
bret" Oette bersmte ltrtemibbel
inbpirfer paa Wapen, 9eoeren %
Supreme; oct biRlper til at iierne
ltrenbeoerne, ira Spitemet % trent
mer eoS Selbreb. Oct Tan life er-
boloes paa Ipoteferne. men bIiper lie.
oeret oirette al Or. Setter Sahrnep &
Cons 60, 250t @aibinston glpS.,
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04
Raider sin Helbredel$e
n0$ten & 1irdkel.

ira biapdss SupaliS til imlbitanSis
@ienpprettelie af SnnSbeS, Stnr-
fe % @lehe, .r Den pibnnberlige
TpranSrina Nrs. 4ppt erfar,Se i
Ssbet at ire Tiger. - ScnScs Gr.
hrrins ell al SC merfperoiste
ium hdOcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04

tipnen. Oct bill Do for os bore p9r-
bifliIbt at nibe, Of hi aiennem ale
Smnerlinser bar bet itore amerifan'
ife Soils Soritaaelie % sube Sniter
n,eo os.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04

tyr on 'ieu, trGt OF pertenoe plo9et mel
,mertenbe Rag? Nfousier bu Sirfelpit eaeI
ltber bu al nopebpine % Spinmelbeo be;
ttucenOs big belt uoiibt? Dteit rin,eli9t be
CT 9iprernes Stplc. Saarbeb. ifarpe, iiit'
terbe Smertsr, Gg9psrt os ploslomnte uris
mere llre9elmGSiisbeSer sr alt Snn,ptomel
pod IuGttebe Gtprsr. Sent life til uGrr,
Hlo9er i1tter mo. Sao Siu eooe SDelbret
ttlbdst % bebolo Den! Srug SoaH's Sibi
ren Fills. ScIt / Sme9nen rpIer bent
SpBrQ bin Mnhp,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04
ser CT ct siliGise ! 1eeorab.

/. ]. 9rabp. Stomaasr. Ssaihiuatou Streti. iiaer,
9ta bar oartt ,aor % itip min Rings wluNlsr "a
niirt Nnrtr inroe klioe ipape % pirie ursaelutSshg.
~ otslt I toer har lea oGret mtqet ploaet rito hefttgt
slnairrert,r. staar'pr,btIit lea fsIte oisie aUieio par
T, aumor'a bar leo taaei Epau's aisnen giuS, % Dc
bar elitb itrrfet mig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04

IeS Ssben / Sierte iorlob burt
bam - og ban opisete beibe aIbrig
iioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04
|DOAN,S k P9iHs
6Oe al all Drug Stores
fosterrflbunC Co. nisChemBu4fslo.N ny

S.rtt Sart % 9iile, apbt 2aub iii
- Soeitisb n9r Spiliugbperus. Hater
so2, ct. Groir Sols, @iscoultn.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-04

The contention that language pro-
hibition is essential to the preserva-
ton of sound Am~ericanism, however
we'll intentioned. is founded on a lack
of understanding Of what American
ism really is. Americanism is peace
on earth and good will among men.
Americanism is devotion to liberty
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
MRS. N, A. ROOP PASSES
AWAY IN CINCINNATI!

Many friends here regretted t.
learn of the death in Cincinnati;
Sunday morning of Mrs. N. A
Roop, who made her home ir
Richmond several years ago. She
passed away at the home of he'
daughter, Mrs. Dora Bressler
with whom she lived while they
made their home here. Beside:
Mrs. Brcssler, she is survived b,
two other children, Mrs. Edna
Armburst. OF Cincinnati and Jas.
Roop, Of Lexington. One Of he
IS grandchildren is w. B. Roop
the we'll known garage man of
Paint Lick. The deceased was
80 years Of age and had been :;
lifelong member of the ,Metho-
dist church. The remains will
be brought to Richrpnd for in
terment in the local cemetery fol
lowing arrival Of the noon tralr
from Cincinnati Tuesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
BAILEY REMOVED TO
JAIL IN LOUISVILLE

Louisville, KY, May 30.-Johr
Bailey, charged with the murder
of Beverly White, of Versailles
near Barbourville in April, was
brought here Saturday from Mt
Vernon, where he had been con
fined since his arrest, and was put
in the Louisville jail for safe
keeping. Bailey was moved at
the suggestion of Attorney Gen
eral Charles |. Dawson.
The removal followed a legal
controversy in which power OF
w. NJ. Carmichael, Mt. Vernon,
police Judge, to grant Bailey hear
ing for bail was questioned. The
county and circuit judges are dis
qualified to act in the case, and
Carmichael was prepared to hold
the hearing Friday, when a writ
of prohibition was filed in the su-
preme court. June 10 was set tor
the hearing in the case.
Bailey was indicted in Knox
county and granted change Of
venue to Harlan. Later he was
transferred to the Rockcastle jail
at Mt. Vernon for safekeeping,
when Judge w. +. Davis on his
examining trial refused to grant
bail. A wholesale jail delivery was
recently staged at Mt. Vernon,
when every prisoner but Bailey
escaped.
On this occasion Bailey went to
the home of the jailer and report
ed the escape. He rec eduested the
jailer to go back with him and
spend the night, declaring he was
lonesome" Bailey was brought
to Louisville by w. G.. Nicely. Of
Mt. Vernon.
The shooting occurred April Is
as White stepped from the train
at Heidrick Station, Knox county.
The trouble is said to have been
the result of the feud of long
standing between the two famil-
les. White was on a business trip
to the mountains, his first visit in
manv years.
Bailey escaped into the hills af
ter the shooting, but later sur
rendered on being promised safe
conduct to the Harlan jail. He
went to Harlan surrounded by all
armed group of kinsnen, who ac-
"ompanied him with a party of
deputy sheriffs to the Harlan Jail.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
PUSHING Soldiers
DAWSON HOSPITAL
CBy Associated Press)

Dawson Springs. Ky, May so
Work at the government rcscr-
alton here, where a sanitarium
init of 22 buildings for disabled
soldiers and sailors is being built.
is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sible in order that eight of the
freproof structures may be ready
to house the disabled men as soon
as possible. Buildings on which
special effort is being put forth
are the main inirnary, one semi
lnbulant buildings and six ambu-
ant buildings. Work on the
powerhousc. for which the con
tract recently was let, has begun.
The sanitariuiu unit. when com
pleted. will be composed of '22
buildings, which originally were
10 cost 81 100000. This sum was
iound, however, to be inadequate
Tor the construction of hreproof
buildings and rather than build
come nOn-hreproof materials the
work has been held up. An ad-
litional appropriation of $50O0O
now is pending in Washington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
SEVEN DIE WHEN
kIRPLANE FALLS

Five army officers and two CT
villains were killed instantly whcr
the Eagle. d large ambulance air
plane, crashed to the ground near
Indian Head, Md. late Sunday al
tcrnoon it became known only to-
day. The plane went down dur
ing the severe electrical storm
that was raging.
The dead: Lieutenant Colonel
Archie Miller. a recent graduate
of the War College; Lieutenant
Stanley NJ. Ames. OF Washington.
pilot of the machine Lieutenant
Cleveland w. McDermott. of Syr-
acuse, n. Y. stationed at langley
Field: Lieutenant John M. Pen
nywell. stationed at Langley
Field; Sergeant Richard Blumen-
kratz, mechanc at Boiling Field /;
A. q. Bathelder, Of Washington.
hartman of the executive board.
American Automobile Association.
and Maurice Connolly, sales mana
ger OF an airplane company, ma
Jor in army service corps, and
formerly congressman from Iowa
here were no survivors. The Ea-
gle was headed for Washington
and was about so miles away.
1t was flying low when it
crlinpled and crashed to the
ground. The airplane was one OF
the largest tin the army service
1t was designed as an airship am
bulance. but the stretchers had
been removed and chairs had been
substituted for the trip.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
PARK PITCHES
NO-HIT GAME

Jim Park, who showed the 10
al fans some real pitching in the
egion game couple of weeks
lgo, is going great guns" with
lis team in Lexington. He won
heir first game last Sunday week
md Sunday held strong Cincin-
natl team to no-hit game. The
Lexington Herald said of his
work:
Jim Park, one time major lea
3uer, whose arm is said to have
gone bad. AMI who is now mana
ger-pitcher for the Lexington
Reds, made Lexington fans won
Ter yesterday why he is practic-
ing law instead of playing base
ball. Park set down the H. & T.
Auto Club, of Cincinnati, with
out hit. besides striking out 10
Of the visitors to Devereaus Field
The Reos won by score Of 10 to
2. About all there was to the
game when the Cincinnatians
were at bat was Parks pitching.
During the first three innings fhe
local hurler set 'em down one
two-three, whiting eight bats
men in the first four innings.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
INDIAN WAR is
FEARED IN UTAH

Salt Lake City. Utah, May 30
Heavily armed posses are rest
ing on their arms al Bluff, Bland
ing, Monticello and other sec
tions in the Indian Bad Lands. in
San uan county. Southeastern
Utah. awaiting the outcome of a
parley being conducted in Allen
Canyon between friendly Indian
runner and a band Of renegade
Ute and Piute Indians, cstimat-
ed to number more than fifty.
The Indian runner was sent to
Allen Canyon by Sheriff x. Lynn
Hyde. OF San Juan county. to Of
fer the renegades an opportunity
to surrender before the posses
are ordered to "close in on them.
The situation at Bluff. center
Of the Indian uprising that took
place Saturday. following the kill
ing of one of the braves and the
wounding of another, today still
is tense, and authorities fear that
the Indians. who are known to
have posted smoke signals thru
out the day and builded fire sig
mails during the early evening, are
awaiting re-enforcements before
continuing their reign of terror.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
Asks About Caldwell Site
Richmond. Ky., MAY z

Richmond, KY, May ZS.
To the Board Of Council of the
City of Richmond:
In answer to your notice of an
election to vote $4,000 in bonds
against the taxpayers OF the city
of Richmond. few of the voters
want to ask you questions before
the voters vote the bonds. They
would like for you to explain to
them what are you going to dc
with the remains of the Caldwell
high school building and the site
Explain through the Daily Regis
ter, SO the voters will know what
is to be done with the old site,
and what remains, before they
vote. Yours,
F. G. Y.-A VOTER
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
MILLER BROS. SHOWS
HERE ALL THIS week

Here we ar9!' It's going tc
be fun for everybody this week.
The big twenty-car Miller Bros
aggregation is here, and they are
all working like troopers in get
ting things ready for tonight,
opening. The american Legion
boys are back of the affair, and
that means sure go. Every
show on the gound will be il.
charge of a Legion boy. and yor
should feel no hesitancy in bring
ing the little ones out for this
gala week. Miller Bros. Exposi-
ton Shows is one of the largest
of its kind on the road today and
since their trip to Richmond last
season the management has spar
ed neither time nor money in
making it better in every way,
and this will assure everyone d
big time. Remember its backed
by the home boys, so come out
and help the Jesse Dykes Post
make money for their club rooms
Free band concerts each after
nooif this week, by a splendid
bunch of musicians will be given
in the court house yard.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
COTTONBURG

The farmers of this place arc
getting anxious about setting to-
baCco.
Marietta Whitaker was the
weekend guest of Golda and Lii
lian Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Marksbury. O.
Wilmore. Mr.. Keith of Nicholas
Vile. and Burch Williams, were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Howard Tuesday.
DR.. Pryor was called to Hen
derson Whitaker's Wednesday to
see their valuable family mare
which was dangerously i'll.
Some of the patrons Of the
l1endren and Burton schools met
at Robert Whitaker's Wednesday
afternoon to make arrangements
about the high school building.
Russell Whitaker and Edgar
Howard motored to Richmond on
Thursday with bunch of girls
and boys to see the airplane.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
BOL SHEVISM ADMITS IT'S
COLLAPSE IN RUSSIA
HARDING SAYS FIRST
DUTY is TO OUR OWN
CBy Associated Press)

Washington. May 30-A nation
loyal first of all to itself, but new
er failing to measure up to the
demands of advancing civilization
was pictured by President Hard
ing today in his Memorial adj
dress at Arlington National Gene
terry. He said American heroes
of every war. accomplished far
more than the immediate ends
for which they fought, because
they helped to erect shrine for
the liberty loving of every race.
He declared the whole mission of
America had become an unrcaliz-
ed dream if this heritage was ev-
er sacrificed.
"Our country never failed to
measure up to the demands pre-
sented in behalf of humanity and
never will'' he said. when it
ceases to meet these drafts it no
longer will be our country. 1t
will be wretched and decaying
memorial Of another civilization
that has crumbled. of another
ideal which has failed. of another
ambition for mems happiness
which somehow has gone awry.
In equal emphatic language the
President asserted "this duty to
civilization could only be accom-
plished if the nation first took
care of its own integrity. coun-
Gil no selhshness." he said. "no
little AemGicanism. When I urge
our first duty is to our own and
that in the measure of its per-
formance we will find the true
guage of our capacity to be help
city to be helpful to others"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
REDS WIN

Cincinnati, May 30-Pittsburg
vas defeated 4 to 3, by Cincinnati
II a hard fought 15-inning game
Iere Sunday. The ninth inning
vas featured by a freak home rru
when Barnhart's hit into right
ield went under roll of canvas
The ball was recovered by a small
boy who fled with it and the hit
went for home run.
Score by innings. X II /
Pittsburg. :. OOO 100 col O10 0 :,
Cincinnati. 900 COO 2OG O1O /
Batteries-Coumbe, Rixey anc
Hargrave; Hamilton. Ponder
Carlson and Schmidt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
De PALMA MAKES
new TRACK RECORD
CBy Associated Press)

Speedway, indianapolis, May
30-Twenty-tilree drivers faced
the starter in the 500 mile auto
mobile race here today. DePal-
ma set a new track record of Is
miles, averaging nearly 95 miles
an hour at too milets. hrdlu
all hour. At 100 miles he was
leading Sarles, Alley, Hearn and
Milton in the order named. Viii
cox and Thomas were out of the
race carly.
Ralph De Palma, driving at a
terrific pace, led in today's auto
race when the drivers entered the
last half of the 5O0-mile dash. He
was forced to the pits on the
l0lst lap with tire trouble, but
"ot back in time to hold half a
lap lead over Milton. Aldey was
third and SarIes fourth.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-30
ELMER DEATHERAGE
IN SHERIFF'S RACE
Popular Democrat Says He Has
Long Had Ambition-Pledges
Law Enforcement

Formal announcement IS made
today of the candidacy Of Elmel
Deatherage for the democratic
nomination for Sheriff of Madi-
son county.
Mr.. Deatheraee is too wei
known to need any sort of com
pliments or encomiums from any
one. He is one of Madison
county's most popular citizens
esteemed and beloved by all
known for his unfailing democra-
cy, his loyal friendship, generosi-
ty, charities, and personal geni-
ality.
For a long time he has had al
ambition to be sheriff of Madison
county, and he says he still has it
Many of his friends have become
convinced that now is the accept
ed time, and he has determined tC
pitch his hat into the ring. and &c
'fter this, the principal political
honor of old Madison.
That he will make a good sher-
if of the county if nominated ant
elected, goes without saying. Ir
his card to the voters. he pledge:
himself to strict enforcement OF
the law without fear or favor
And his promise that he vii
rigidly enforce the law will vii
him a lot of friends all over thc
county.
He makes his announcement
short and to the point. To tn.
voters he says
TO the Democratic Voters o
Madison County:
In response to the insistencc 0
many friends and MY own ambi
ton. | hereby announce myself (;
candidate for the office OF Sheriff
II Madison county. subject to thr
lction OF the Democratic primary
IN August 6, next.
If you honor me with this ohicc
! promise to give YOU faithful an(
;tflclent service in every possible
way, and will do everything il
ny power to see that the laws are
enforced, strictly, without fear o.
favor.
will appreciate your vote ant
support.
ELMER DEATIIERAGE.