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NAYERS BUY OLD
CT. BARNEY HOME
PLAN REINFORCEMENT of Cor
ner With Bio Apartment
House or If Story Hotel.

Jc.rmc G. and Mortimer G. Mayer
nave purchased through the Brown
Wneelot@ Company. Inc, from the
Herald Square Holding Company OF
which the late George Backer was tho
head. the f9lner Charles t. Barney resi-
dence prope-ty at the northeast corner
of Park avera,e and Thirty-eighth street
for a reported price of 100000. IT has
i frontage Of $40 feet on Park avenue
ana lf5 feet aslong Thirty-eighth street.
being four blocks from the Grand Cen
tral Station.
The Mayers. w.lro have figured IN sew
eral large realty deals recently, have IL
mind the reimptcvement OF the site
with either g. fourtoen story hotel or =
high grade apartment house arranged IN
small suites. Stoddard & Mark. attor-
neys. acted for the buyers and Arnstein
& Levy represented the sellers
Plans New Bronx Flat.
Plans nave been fied for a five story
apartment house. SSxtl4,1o. for the
southwest corner Of Valentine avenue
and l99th street, The Bronx. BY ths
Vyse Building Corporation. Charles
Kreymborg, architect estimates the cost
al $4,000
Deals Revealed in Transfers
Anna Ts. Miller sold to haroline Smith
2. West 134th street. i've sTory nat
25Nl0o.
Catherine A. Weldon sold 10 Patrick
sullivan 21t1 Lexington avenue, four
story fiat, 20x60.
Elizabeth +. Sihbald sold 70 William
Herzberg 2635 Eighth avenue, three
story fiat and store. 25xl0o.
Max Weinberg sold to Lena Wein-
stock and George Brown the soutneast
corner OF Amsterdam avenue ana lSoth
street. a six story apartment, 3a.1lxl0o
Louis Friedman sold TO Morris l..
Cohen 104 West l1sth street, three
story dwelling. l1Sfuo.
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woakMA> cErs $4,000 AWARD

4 iury before supreme Court Justice
Burr returned verdict of $4,000 yes
terday iu favor Of Edward Maher. OF
sol Eighteenth street, Brooklyn, against
the Atlantic Stevedoring Company.
Maher was workirg iu tho hold ~ Tho
barber liner Dochra .Nugust 81. 1919
when some hatch coyers fell on him
He waa forced TO spend sixteen weeks
IN a hospital.
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noted Inn Sold for x3.. 500.

Joseph T. Day sold at auction on sat
urday the Mamakstlng Inn property,
near wurtsboro. in sullivan county, con-
sisting of the inn, casino, hoatnouse and
other outbuildings and 1857 acres, In
cluding large frontage on Masten
Lake. The property was sold for sS7,50o
70 DR.. julius Rosenthal OF Monticello
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other sales in Manhattan.

Ennis & SinnoJ sold 70 Abraham
Rubin. represented BY Mcdowell *
Byrnes. the one story building, 75x1ou.
containing six stores. on the east side
OF ST. Nicholas avenue. 20 feet south Of
i1ist street. The property was held at
800, 900.
Slawsun & Hobhs and George Davis
sold IL the Conrad Glaser Realty Com
pany the northwest corner of Post ave-
nue. and Dyckman street. 100x100 The
purchaser will erect two story building
containing stores and Offices.
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4. Ar,nnr !. shcrIdnn.

iuST ST, los 10 100 W. r. 100 n " of
Lenox av. inoxap II. story brick tenement
--Melwood Realty co W. 1903 West iilst -
Co Inc; Frank Locker tA) Adolph hang
ser tE1; due. 1882 30; taxes, &c. $500:
TO tho Motion Realty co, Inc. Siln, 600
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SOUTHERN SPOT.

Galveston steady. 10 higher at II. 10c. sales
SIS bales New Orleans steady. unchanged
81 ! ssc. sales, $50. Savannah steady. ur-
changed at IL 75c. sales. go bales. Charles
ton steady, - lower at II. 25c. sales. 20
bales Augusta steady, = higher at 1t.JOc.. /.
sales, 100 bales Memphis steady. unchanged
a. ~ T5c. sales. 900 bales. st. Louis quiet,
unchanged It II 75c.: sales, 100 bales. Hous-
ton steady. 20 higher sf i2c. sales .635
nsles. Little Rock quiet, unchanged At
~ 50c. sales, els bales. Dallas steady, 10
higher at 1 25c.. sales, 2,0T0 bales. Fort
Worth steady, 10 higher A. li.30c.; sales, 545
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LIVERPOOL

Spot cotton dun at = points advance, mid
ding. 1.50d. Sales. 5000. American, . 600,
Imports. II 600 American. 10000. Futures
opened quiet A. 10 s points decline. Closed
Quiet al a net decline OF 20 points. May,
81: July. s.l7: October. $40; December.
60. January, SCI; March, $50. Manches-
tor Yarns and cloths quiet and unchanged.
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Fire Record

NJ Loss
: 05-JGs West i25'h ST. Samuel
GauEr Observation-Disclosures. TTifling
up-x1 EoWeryt unknown. ........ Unknown
500 Roosevelt st, unknov n Unknown
21-ln front ~ ~ Ann st..Y.. No damage
$50 West 45th St. Cousol
dated 9as Company ..t...,.. Unknow n
10 ;oo-it6 West ln0th st. Eureka
Garage Company ...4t...s. No damage
~ n-S3l East sth st; Mrs.
lAacr .t-.t+.t.. ..ttttts. Inknnw n
" oS-S0l East fO0h 81. Dr. Cold
FielH t..t.t*t.ss4.s. tFst.s.sss ItttNnH
55i Wes s8ih A. Battery opei~
allOg LN.t.t.* .t.ss.t%s %sstst .IFlflinF
] J0-l3J5 Washington av,i Tha
Bronx, Jacob Winner. r.ss.... Unknown
oo-Got East l4lst st. The Bronx.
Rose Gilbert ......... .....4. Urtnow n
.s5-iioi Spofford pace. Tho Bronx
Thomas Clements. ........ ..a... ffrNuosvu
- 2nn3 Thi-d nv Loui@ 1sar1ltp 'rrlfling
W-@b Great torrs st. Excelsior
knitting N'Nf4 t4ts.stt.4. UNI nov n
l1ti0-2na Fcrsvrh 81 Mas Neisr
man s.sst#ss q v nkNnw n
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Mon
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1I--Expectetion
OF unfaVorable weekly crop reports from
the Government tomorrow exerted a steady
Ing influence on the cotton market to-day.
Early ira radingsshowed net advances up to IL
points and the close steady. Close: May
1913. July. 1855. October, 1873; Deceln-
her 13 "a md IanunrN. IL -.
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The following Judgments we're illeG yester-
day. the first name ceins that OF the deptor'
81 = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400 ~
AMt:s, Roy W.-Lasher y Lstnrop. Io'.iT
ASHLEY Robert WI. Wagner
tso'-'.'N'.>' 90 2o563
haber '1''..'i.."......''......7... 2.366s9
Jacobs ~ - ................. S4l7o
. scaueif gis'.'o''. i''r....i.".....,..,. 237L
iNcopollack e oNeiI 7 Inc. costs 1880
ii Zach ,''.'' '.D~V''. 122 go
d Dat'IsE ni,,ia,d : rum "''U ''. 32s 81
BowmAS, 5 RI,tS.a aw;iinism-M. i. Fsrber. i99.$9
BERGMAN. Louis. and Edward Ais
Pnsenbcrg ..'......-.......... 3,360.96
RiiI. Rie6ard T.-B a Cole. ii2 80
BAI.ZER Aaron--N &. purham.,. % "
Rrrrstein Aaron--.A Tieyrnan. 1870. 80
!. = fIead lsssi go ........... l54s5
CPAMER' Geo. H.. and j. wallace
Geo. B crsrler Rro.1--A. BEN ,so -
cooilE' STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
INC.-.f. Duffy 4......-. s..t...t+. "H.p
sANrE-c DUFFY go. ............. t2l.4S
Cl,lNTi e,rns iif M NJ Co Inc costs lss 20
otar,,,did r,,,,it ui''' -. 4.oss 20
cSpBoNE. s,sStG Rosario. Bleler ct a. 1895
|I2S ~, ~ sos, q, ai-~'-... az '- 3ls7b
DECTCHMAN. Harry, Max ana
4 isrslq rKsplewitz Il ai.'...."..... 2e4. =
psr'ioN ~ = '.'D'...'....."..... 1870
pF MAO. Alfonso. Benjamin. 1861
pSsas Ia,sta5ilsusl s,}s $orp a,ss, 'ess a4 q e
EXPORT NNp DOMESTIC BY
I'm ,cnl, SS So Inc nv ...'..... lsos7
FORT ORANGE SECURITIES CO. 90.
lSC.-W. 4. Tucker e..,.+.-..- ~ .,a ~
FUCHS. Beatrlee--Burns Bros l-'.''V
r. = wEINTRAlIB; FtenE Wen,
trauh and James SeweU tSe"sI
Lumber co.. - Overland Tradint a-,o,
GoID. Fannie. sod Samuel reiis- .oo ~
GSomHE' MrG. 90. iNc.-L- Z. -.
SpauIdlng ct III ...-...... ..+..... lNo. ~
GORDON. Elise s.. Leopold t9atr.
victor -. Gordon aud Thomas -.
Gh III $. Phillips ...+,.t+...t Ns". ~
'%,' cla NoF' anu '"e '..'''..'. 800 90
'ol,Sm opeonle eSsr." r. ' 'O "''' ''' ' 900 90
iiA'''fil' ....i.,'..''. N''s' 30 $50 20
i'HH1Fi fasr sinroooa m,,"-, o.'...''..' soS -
u y. GIBSON col. r Van -oao
Z riNr. 4 20 .-reople. g. ...s... 200 no
JACOBS. Michael H. Universal
wheaton ysnsag CO 'O'''' '.''.....'..... 1aa %
L. ENGEL EXPRESS CO.. NC .
Mltex Clonk ard Suit Co. Inc. $500
KELLY JcSsie T.~Watetson Bern- -
stein Co, Inc. ...t+s..t.. t..att.tt- t44 ~
kEANE David--E BprrRs. costs. i2I 20
KRAUS Arthur -- Tnceda Moving
and Trucking Co, incs..-t.+.t lnt "
EOIIS, Nicholas B.--Seks 90. lA2,Ss
TAISEf. Joseph. Jabara ~ al. OaONi
KrpSHAN, Tsidor--v. Pernetu.... G6ti ~
N't trset Mrs. 20 ...,'.''..'...'.. e.ioo.5o
KAHN. Irerman--E H. iswls..s... t2p.
lSREFETZ Frank--M. Betuer .s... 2Is61
LATHAM. william j.. Jr.- Miller
Rubber 60 of ~. Y.+.t.t*.t+.t..-t zoe ~
.H.wrS, SheldOn--Adsrt r. Realty Corp y ~ -
FiLtENrELD. MaS-W Chais. 80 81
LOCKER REALTY CO. INC.
Chrrisa sahsnwitt. Max Locker
and Louis Jacooson-State Net-
camille fo.tn.. t...4t..ts. ts..t.4 .p3t ~
hEfsgMAN TTfUstNrtIHp PIC
Tt'HE SERVICE. tNt'-rostel
TELEGRAPH cable - ..t..st.t..... a. as 81
MIC nMpRE, Thomas ca n.
kaapp ...... l......... ,G@0 10
tfs%uATvrAN rROptCE 90
fNC.-. Engeue 4. sullivan 49,. tur. pe5 IL
MILLER, Thomas. and George wild
Nnler 4 Wiidj--.iF Levy - NJ 25S Iii
MATT' TIRE SERVICE co. NC
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~ THE AUCTION ROOM.
lit vEsEy STREET
RV Ioaenh r. Dav

ST NICHOLAS AN. aot. =. 90. 20 q i OF
i3Oth ~. .5xioo. story tenement. trus OF
North Presbyterian Church vs.. louis Frank
81 nj. w X Gilchrst tA) Samuel " Wan
dell (Rb, due, SCI ,o5T .8s; taxes &C. S3l3,pa;
10 Peter Nolfer .-..+.......+tt... N-b,!V
By Henry Brady
55TIf sT. 81 W. u =, $50 II v ~ 9TH av.
u GNiuo.5. I story dweiling-Central Union
Trust 60 ~ New York vs James Nearance
seph T Ryan (Rl; duo. s., so. 20. taXea.
81 sa.Iii GO; to the Bronx Investment
10 ...,......... $40. .olO
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

due on open accounts and $40 money In
bank. Shame Weinrib are attorneys FOR
the bankrupt. The schedules are signed
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS


The first name IL that of the debtor, the
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed
Morris Apt ~
al: March II. 1921 .l...4-...... sos. so
SAME-Superfine Leather Goods
Co Aprl :. 1921 2t..........,..... IA 30
RANSOM. stephen and rhorton.
Green < Co. lnc.-L. LefkoNitz.
March :. 1921 i......l l....+........ 1880
SAME~-same. Jan. s. 1920 ..+.... 5.174.44
BABiNOVPTCH. Morris A. NJ
spodek May 70. 1901 ............ SOS. ~
RUSSELL PLAYING CARD CO.
NJ Feige & Bro Inc Nov g.
1870 tresersed) ................ Gss oa
yerseal ...,....... t,Sso y
MUELBERGER. Eric-M NJ wy
VII, April ~. 1921 ...4...-...... 1913 -
MANCELL, Lawrence 6. Rud
Josephine B.-W. Benuinger, Aug
Z. 1919 ..-.,..,t, ..+tt...t......... .G2s 10
DAVIS. LAH%EY 4 co Inc
Frederic 4. Weed Hardware CO..
July ~, 1919. Observation-Disclosures. 1870 ~
EArZ. Max, and Ludwig polseek
Felters Co. Inc; March a.
1921 fvacated1 ,..++...-.-..+.. COS a3
rNION TRUST co. Ltd-Thomp.
son Starrett 60. NOV. g. 1920. ... 81. $40 "a
wEC1I REALTY CORR a. Liss-
rer ~ Al: Dec ~. latS...t..... ~ .00a 20
MtsHsER. Marssret-E q Wood
ling Dee 20. 1871. s.....4+.... no ~
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The following receivers Ia bankruptcy were
appointed Tuesday by Judge Merritt in the
United States District Court:
RICHARD u. SMITH. temporary receiver
for Abraham Peran first name ficu-
tiousy, doing business as tns GLOBE Manu-
featuring COMPANY, jobbar OF clothing 10
East Twelfth street. With bond Of Sl 900
Liabilities are estimated at $50, 600 and
assets at $500.
BERTHA IsEMBAUGH, temporary receiver
for Louis II Mayors and Herman Narirs
trading az Mayors Narlns, cloaks and
suits. 80 sixth avenue, with bond oil
81 900.
WALTER Ii. BRYANT, temporary receiver
for Mary Briotta di Carmine, doing bust
ness as Mary Briotta, 136 New Main street.
Yonkers n. ~, with a bond Of VI 900.
Liabilities are estimated al $1,000 and as
sets MT 81 600.
ASSIGNMENTS.
PEGGY MCLEOD. dealing IN ladies wearing
apparel, at - West lifty-seNenth street
has assigned for the benefit ct creditors
ia Jacob Axclrad Of 942 Eastern Parkway.
Brooklyn. Benjamin Bernstein of % Nal
street is attorney for the assignee.
JUDGMENTS FILED
MANHATTAN
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Tile following petitions IN bankruptcy were
flled Tuesday IN the United States District
Court
ABRAHAM FEBaN-1nvoluntar petition
against Abraham" perau first narae ffcti-
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Church Buys for Parish House

ST. Andrews r. T.. Church, at the
northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
f27th street. has bought. presumably
for A parish house. the three story
dwelling at East 128th street. 2ox100.
The seller was George Il. Leach.
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MANHATTAN

The following Judgments we're flied yester-
iay, the first name peing that ot the deptor {.
4 KEENAN,. Meyer ~ GeIIer
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17
DON'T TALK HARD TIMES
(Bourbon News)

(Bourbon News
While it is true that things do not
locke very rosy just now in the bust
ness world, it will not help matters
any to talk hard times. The local
tobacco market is all shot to piece
and the farmer has nothing to sell
that viii bring him Il profit, but the
darkest hour is frequently the dawn
of brighter day, and ALPS we'll that
ends well.
Tobacco will bring better prices
just rs sure as mud is dirt, and we
will have 10 wait only q little while
for the advance. The tobacco grow.
ers ct the meeting held in Lexington
Friday. devised ways and means Of
meeting the situation and bringing
about better conN tons, AMI The
News predictg q resumption of sale:
on the Pasia market at an eariy date
So let's be cheerful if things al
present are not just what we woul.
like them to be. The good times o.
tho past have taught us to be laval
in the expenditure of money, and
while the change is coming suddenly
We will all 'get by' if we will onl,
have patience and shufse the card
right.
There Is no use worrying or getting
mad over the turn affairs have taken
Such will only bring gray hairs an,
wrinkles and a., torn up contitio,
mentally and physically. In fine, iet'
make the best Of things rs they ar
hoping that times will change for tn
better and thankful they are no wors
| than they are.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. al. C. Kellogg ar
spending the week in New Orleans.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17
MONDAYS WEED Sales

Francis & Peel sold: so at So; 100
Mt $5.25; 225 at $2s; 900 at 500; $50
at $3.50; 40 at ST.
Moody & Peel sold: 120 at &6.25;
27O at 1926; 215 at $55; LEO at S3b;
$40 ut 500; 225 at s2i; l75 at So; 81
at $500.
S. r. Foi1nan sold: 90 at $5.40; )
at $50: :, at $50; 10 at 81.
Todd g. Nall sold: ITO at 500; 24G
at s34; 240 at s27; $50 at 1874; 200 at
s21; 255 at $2s; $50 at SIG; f65 at
800; 12O at 1924.
s. G. Johnson sold: 100 at $50; 40
at 81; ST, at $50; So at 1925; so at
1925
Bennett & Hutchinson sold: 165 at
$50: $50 ut SIS; 245 at $21; 225 at
s27; 1886 ut 1913; 1856 at $50; $50 ut
$35; 80 at. s3l; 325 at SIS; 100 ut
Sl6.25; 80 sat $34; $50 at $31; $50
at $40; 1915 at s.; 10 at $500; lG5
at $3.50.
John Miller sold: 40 at $3.50; $50
at SIS; $50 at $50; % at $33; 165 at
$b3; 220 at $50; $50 ut $3.50.
Chastein & Parks sold: 50 at $3.50;
$50 at 1925; lis at $24; $50 at S::'3 !;
$50 at $50; 50 at 50.
w. E. johnson Sold lao at S}I; 1876
ut $50; 205 at S36; l25 at 1i.75; "a
at So.
Whittancr & Kelly sold: 40 1t
1915; 3h5 at $40; 500 at SIG; 445 at
| $50; 545 at $35; $50 at $36; $50 al
| s33; 10 at $33; 23O at S44; $50 al
| s43;. 4l5 at $25; 465 at S28; 81 &,
s11:5o; 23O at S.; 4O5 at 1925.
Browning & Richardson sold: 200
at Sc; 175 ut Sc; $50 at 1915: 235 at
81; l75 at $50; 300 at $29; 25t at 500;
28J al $50; $50 st $40; 10 at 50.
Boiin & Shell sold: 100 at So; III
at 90; 230 at $6; 265 at $40; 1876 n
$13; 1876 at $3.50; las at SIS; 1G(
ct SO; 105 at $ls.75; 245 at SAG; 24S
at So; 345 at $31; $40 ct 356; 270 q
$50; 2T0 at $36; 26O at $40; 230 ii
s24: 1876 at $3.50; 1T5 ar ST.; 70 q,
S1425; 100 at 1920; IS 1t $3.50.
Wjiaon s, Shell sold: 100 at $50
176 at $3.50; IS at 500; $50 at 938
256 at ss4; 2225 at S2s; 65 at So.
| ". ". Christman sold: $50 III SaG
2a0 at @53; $50 at $52; 100 at $40; 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17

your all hours Of the day night We have Of
the experienced embaes and adding this depart
every week the things that should be carried by the utode
Undertaking establishments You will find charges reasonable
and you will at all times receive courteous treatment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17

principal decline in production,
aside from cigarettes, seems to be
in manufactured tobacco. smok-
ing and chewing brands. 1t is this
branch OF the industry that util-
ICES the product Of the hurley belt.
In November the production was
at the lowest point i'll several
wears. Cigarettes III November
touched the lowest production
level since last July, and large CT
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17
We FARMERS
{C0nrriblIfadI

-(Contributedt
W. formers are men who are very tame
We have been work ing for centuries.
hut we are Stiil the Same
The same old farmers in the gcnle old
way,
Just Iayseed farmers in a modern day.
We have been raising hogs. but the
price is so low,
50 this industry il compelled TO 80.
While the price OF cattle is the same,
50 We must give UP this losing game.
and the price OF corn does not Seem
just right.
Yet what We have 10 buy is simply out
Of sight.
Tut The price OF tobacco--weil. that Is
simply Il shame.
Yet no one seems willing to bear the
blame.
But il anyone asks YOU how it can be SO
That our hurley tobacco IL selling 50
Look real wise and answer thus.
It's caused by these consolidated tru9ts.
And tell them that unless prices are
adjusted
We hayseed farmers are all Going
busted II. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. al. c. Kellogg are
spending the week in New Orleans. e..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17

at SIG.
w. r. Craftsman sold: lis at SO;
10 at $3S; 2O5 ut $40; 2J5 nj S35.
baldwin & Rogers sold: 3i5 at S1l;
315 ut $I1; 275 at $40: 355 at $40:
395 at 1925; 265 at $500; 100 at
$II.25; 210 at 500; 39J nj S,33-i: $50 nj
ego; 235 at $40; so at $37; 900 At 49,;
270 Mt S26; 20 at 1920.
Todd & Prew-itt sold: 2I0 at sS.25;
220 at 81; PCS at slT.50 $50 n $50;
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17
Government Collections

At n time when open war has
been declared by tobacco growers
in the white hurley belt against
manufacturers tor higher prices,
an illuminating resume Of condi-
tions has been issued Not only
were government collections Fl 4
low ebb during the month OF No
vernber, 1920, the latest for wficfi
statistics are available, but the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17
Weeks Weather Guess

Washington, Jan. l5.-Tlie
weeks weather predictions for
the Ohio valley: Local SHOWS be-
ginning Of week; generally fair
and cold thereafter.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17

gars were at the lowest point
since last April, all other months
uf 1920, with that single exception
exceeding the November output.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17
Richmond Daily Register
). M. sAUFLEY. Editor ana Proprietor

Political AnadSIAcementS
The Daily Register iis authorized "a
= nounce tbs following cendtdates for
FOR CIRCUIT CLERIC
JAMES Nv. WAGf1R6
FOR SHERlEF
VAN BENTON
FOR JATLEH
SAM HUNTEH
CHAS. 9. ROGERS
FOR MAYOR
HOREHT GOLDEN
fssiSt CITY ATTORNEY
EctiENE MOYNAHAN
FOR CHIEF OE POLICE
CLAUDE HEE0HE
JAMES p. POFEA
For Councilman
REED JUEE
FOR TAX COMMISSIONS
BEN h, POWELL
CHAS. II. MARTIN
EOr County Attorney
JOE p. CHENAULT :
FOR COUNTY CLENk
ItGCHAHD d. WGTfEHfsS
dub5sct 10 the aet1Ol or tho Democratic
PARTY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17

Prof. Gladstone Hoffman, Of Tie
Madison High school, spent Friday II,
Lexington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-17

200 Mt $50: 200 1t S37: 30 81 So;
1870 al SO: 265 At IS; 10 at 81: 100 al
81.
Todd & Hall sold: 100 II $2t; j';5
at $40; 30 1t $40; 2:'I at $2S; ~
at sci; 24D at 81; 10 n $50; 24n 81
SCI: $50 at 22f,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-01
LEADERS OF THE PAST
!. NOW ARE ALSO-RANS
Mnckmen Red Sow Tigers and " hite Sor. Former
Baseball Pacemdkers, Seem to Be ont OF Rdc"
This Season
By GRASTIAND RICE

Ruth. Hooper and Lewis would hr o
terrible thing. wouldn't il:
New York held Matty until his
ritchiug days were over. Washing
ton has scnrncd all offers Tor Johnson
'1N'' Cobb has been with prtroIL SIX d.
tccn wears. Yet Boston let IRIS
Sneaker and "Rahc" Ruth pass on 10
other towns. And both were wonder
workers when they were sold.
They were all sold for money: Sure
But tho wrccking OF these Two ma .
chimes cost Boston and Philad"Iphia
owners - OF will cost lhom -- over
5000 900
Did they ge, that much for their
ballplayers?
O'Dowd's Return Chance
II1HEN boxer is struck low :" often
w that he is forced into the hospital
for an operation thor" are tw" Things
that he can demand for future con-
sidcration
/ \ return match.
=. Much closer observation on the
part Of the referee.
This is where Mike O'Dowd stands.
Michael can now claim with complete
Justice that Wilson's low punching
pGyCd big part in the Italian : vic
tory. Maybe il did aud maybe II
didn't. But Mihc'S side "f the case is
inst as strong as III" other side.
And Wilson remains in the position
Of having a laurel wreath around his
brow with Il number Of dead sprigs rn-
twined with the living
Copyiohf. 1927. An r,3j', rcsc,~'cd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-01
GERMS TO PLAY
TRENTON TONIGHT.
Harry Hough Says No Threat Of
President Scheffer Will Halt
Series With State Leaguers
REGULARS ALL IN GAME

Regardless of any threat Of Presi-
dent William !. Schoffcr. OF tho Eastern
Basketball League. the regular players
OF the Germantown Eastern League
team will play the Trenton state
League quintet in Trenton this evening
Harry Hough received wires this morn
ing from Mcchau, Holman and Ripley
that they will positively play. Harry
Franckle says he intends to go through
with the games rs arranged and Hough
and Glasgow, Trenton players, will be
on hand
Manager Dave Bennis, of the Germs,
said this morning that his hands are
clean. "As soon as Schcfter called me
up / got in touch with IIough. who has
handled the whole proposition. Harry
had made all the arrangements and
signed all the contracts for the series.
and have nothing TO do with the games
whatsoever. The Trenton Eastern
LcagucrS wanted to arrange a series
with MANI. but il fell through. I can
see no reason for stopping my players,
as tho season is at close.
The game and all the notoriotv at
tending II has served to place a premium
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-01
TWO SPECIAL SHOWS ON
THIS MONTH AT NATIONAL
Programs Of AIl.star Varsity to Be
Held on April II and %

Definite arrangements we're Completed
today between the management Of the
National 4. a and Phil GIassman
whereby the latter will take over the
Eleventh street arena on two dates this
month for the purpose of holding special
shows The dates are April il and 25.
GlHsSman. who also intends holding
open air bouts at Shibc Park this sum
mcr. has not decided on any Of his bouts
al the National, although he intends to
arrange programs Of the all stnr variety.
similar to the March II card this year
az the Eleventh. street club.