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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

Jim Judson had a motor boat which
usually wouldn't mote
The engine had catarrhal throat
Which never would grow better.
The pump wac tied with wires and
strings. and there were leaky piston
rings.
And always quite a lot Of things
That allied the carbureter.
But from the sprInEtime 10 the fan.
when Jim had any time at ALL
You'd find him in this boat a-sprawI.
AL grimy and rerspiring:
Beneath the bright and burning sun
he'd try 10 make that motor run.
His tinkering was never done.
He toiled with vim untiring.
But how he'd grin and how he'd
glow when after hours Of work and
woe.
The engine'd run a mile or 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
FAMOUS WITS" OF HISTORY
Little Stories of Men and Women
Whose Sayings Are Sill Remembered
Rx MARK STUYVESANT
The Reason Franklin Considered the First American Wit
ARK STUYVESAN7

other. I suppose. Occasioned my mat
tention TO what 1 was about. say that
the flash was very great. and the crack
as loud az a pistol; yet my senses being
instantly gone, 1 neither saw the one
nor heard the other; nor did feel the
stroke in my hand.
IT felt what I know not how
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

the pemphgus diseases is called "dermatts herpetifo
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
GARY WANTS ANTI
WAR TREATY, TOO
lI:v Associntcd I.r.ssl

New York. Nov. lS-Negotia-
tion of treaty which would pre-
vent future wars is urged in con-
junction with the ls:rorons 10
limit navic- by Elbsrt = gary.
chairman OF the uitcd States
Steel Corporation Board. in an
address today before the Arieri-
can Iron and Stc.l Institute. Of
which he i pr ,',!cn5. lie also
bclittlcd the suggestion that arm
; :i.cnt limitation woI!d reduce
l.. r,anuiaCttuc II steel. saving
''', .hOii9l,: =: jII.,v tt even -!
passing notice" He aS,crt,d q ,Eat
failure oi the arms conference l.
unthiukablc. ADVERSE outcome
would be iutolcrablc and thos"
responsible iOr it should be ever
la~tin%ly condemned. Pursuing
arlo her line of though. he sad
business i improving bu- there
must bc further adju ,;mcu.-.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Y0UNGSER C0MFESSES
DOUBLE MURDER
Ds A--oc,atad Press

Saginaw. N.ch.. Nov. lS Rich
ard { tharnplain. ,. who last uigh'
confessed hc shot and killed hi-
iath"r and ~,rpmothcr and Mr.
Adrain Ch.mr!ain. was sentence
To life imprisonment after plea
OF guilty I'm .ircuit court here to-
day. Young Cha"nplain c"nie~~-
cd at the hchc~t oi his -
vcrr-"ld sweetheart. Clara Ilum-
pert a school teacher. Re de
clarcd that "a quarrel with his pa
rents over their objection /" ii~
C"urt>hip. lcd To- the crimes. They
objected To- the marriage un nc
count Of the difference I'm rclig-
."u> beliefs. .\itcr the ~houtin.
the youth ~a.t. inc set fire To- the
lou-c To- conceal the crime The
Michigan lat. docs noI permit
capital punishment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
SENATE PASSES
ANTI-bEER Bill
l:r .Assacint.h 1 -

Washington. Nov. IL The i'm
al legislative step for the outlaw
ing OF beer AID malt liquor> inr
medicinal purposes va> :akcn to-
day by the Senate. BY Il vote OF
56 to p the Senate adopted the
conference report oh the ~"-call-
cd anti-bccr bill and the mca~ur,
now goes L. the president. th2
House having acted some time
ago. Twelve republicans and ten
democrats voted against the con
ference report The bill viii set
aside the ruling of former Nttur-
ncv General Palmer. vino. tv.,
days before ic retired. advised
prohibition enforcement Officials
that there i nothing in tho Vol
stead act L. prohibit beer and
light wine prescriptions i"r iuyd-
icinal purposes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
West Virginia Tobacco
Crop Is 6,S25.000 Poudns
10 Associlted Prcssl

Charleston. W. Va. Nov Il
West Nirginia's tobacco crop will
total 0.S25.OC0 pounds this year II
est mates OF the condition OF the
crop ON Novembr | ~ made pub
lie bv +. H. Bryant. United States
Bureau OF Markets and CroI :
Estimates Statistician. are borne
oirt in the final result. The crop
last year totalled 100000
pounds. Seven. counties reporte1 ]
on the condition OF tobacco for
the November report. These and
the number OF pounds per acre
the reporters estimated they
would produce were Cabell SEQ
Kanawha 500: Lincoln 900: Ma
son zoo: Putnam go; Naxne
S5O. Boone 700.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Schliesmann's Saxaphone
Sextette Coming Monday

II i not often that an upl""r-
tunity J. offered the music lowers
oi Richmond such a. viii be prc-
>cntcd al the Opera House Mou-
day when >ChliC>manu'> >1Na-
phone ScNtcttv ! the attraction
and IL promises L. bc the best
musical attraction 80 the ~ya~uu
! he management Wa> ailc q" 81
cure this talented orsanizaJinu
ior one day engagement fur "a
figure which pp>>ihlv >ci> new
mark for high cla>> attractions
locally. They are L. hc c"ul.li-
mentcd for their desire ju civ,
patrons the best obtainablc
Schlie>mann Saxaphunc >iN =
composed "f i.ni>hcd musicians.
who render = program ui ~clcc-
tionS ON SaXaphone> ranging N
quality from :;zz L. grand opera
Their imitation of a pipe organ
i said to bc revelation. y
black faced comedian cnlivcn> the
entertainment with his weird an
tics and j. claimed 4" hc irrc>i~t-
lille in his efforts L. coax laughs
from his audience.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
.BAPTISTS TO meet
next AT MIDDl ESBO2O

IIupkin>villc. Nuv. -\itcr
selecting Middlc>buro a the nest
meeting place. the ticucral "
>ociation of BlptiSt~ Of kcntuci,,
closed il, three day annual ~c~-
sion here Thursday night Gov
ington made = >trun" ii"lit iur TN,
convention
The Kew. nr. l.. l.. Henson.
Covin9ton. was chosen t. deliver
the annual sermon AT the open
ing meeting November IL. lp22
The following executive board.
which has iull charge oi the work
uf the a>>ociatiun throughout tn,
year was elected;
+. y. Barker. +. J. rark-dalc
W, y Blackburn. Albcrt II. Prov
nell. +. y. Caldwell. Roy J.. Car
ter. y. II. Ellis. C. W. Ebcy. NJ
\. Farmer. K. -. I;ord. +. \. Ford
". y. Frost. !. W. Gillnn. f. IT,
Goodrich. {. l.. Graham. {. L.
GrcaveS. W. i. Hall. George !:
Hayes. W. T.. Hunter. /. { kcl-
~. W. W. l.andruu. l.. II. Moi
iett. !. t. Martin. : T. Martin
!. q. Monroe. W. NJ Ncvin~. W
-. Nowlin. J. NJ Parrish. +: d.
Perkins. W. :. Pierce. t. ! Ply
KEY. ]. W. Porter. II. :. Robin
son. +. +. Silcr. NJ T.. Sta.cv w
NJ. StallingS. =. [. Stevens. -. G.
Stevens. Fl. B. Taylor. y. f.
Ihrclkcld J. b. Trottcr Jake
Wilson. y. X Wright
On motion uf DIR. ". ". Ian
drum. Russcllvillc. Moderator
, Frost was instructed to send 4
telegram To uur brother. Charlie
Evan, Hughes. Secretary ot
State" heartily endorsing tn,
american programme ior di>ar-
/ mament and assuring him OF tn;
prayers OF Kentucky BaptiSt~
/ The following resolution offer
ed by DR. :. J.. Henson. Coving
ton. was adopted:
BE it resolved that we tn,
General Association OF kentuck
! BaptiSts do hereby indor>e tn,
proposed constitutional amend
ment to prevent Sectarian appro
,priation>. House OF Representa-
tives. resolution No $50. and urg
its immediate passage.
The establishment OF Baptis
hospital was put in the join
hands OF the State board and tn
hospital committee
y resolution was passed atl
thorizing $4,000 or S5O.OCO sur
plus to be used in the churc
= building fund.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
kANATzAR new HEAD
OF FOX HUNTERS


Madison county fox hunters
were. 81 course. much pleased
with IN. ,,.I,.,,;,p ni - E,r,,-
.,r 49,; -; -. .:.i....
=. >..:, =.
az '\''' '''''''' i''N '''''' - : '>''
'Iati"n nj the annual session at
trab Orchard this week. MIR.
kanatzar i, one al the most en-
thu>ia,tic >rurt>mcn in the state.
,,j d, L;., Lr..l..r 80 I'm. hound.
W -''''''i '''', ~ .'''I ,''H " ~
- ''' W =! : '''''''' N"''' - '' J.
'''H '''' 'rcdcur'F .N"N ree!S''o'
'' ''',, - - '"'' - ''''c, 80,
.''''' C'T't0' " g w '''''iN W a.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
KNIGHTS OF PYTH!AS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

\ delightful open session al
Love i.ca~j Was held ~ the lud.c
rooms Ihur~la, evening ly Nor
mai City Lodge. knights II y
th'a-. Mvmhcr~ brought thcr
wives. ~vccthcart~ aud sister
9nl after au iutvrv~tiirs program
had hyvu cuiulcj. u iuu>t appcj;1
IN. supper was served to about
1lsl present. %. Mills Kennedy
a. master oi ceremonies. prc>iti-
cj with tact aud ease. SHORT talk
were made Lv Dr. T.. Z. McDuu
Gle. Air. Patterson. II -anca>tcT.
>upi. Ecklc~. oi the X. l.. Home.
Ni~> Icuua Mitchell. II the
Home. gave several appreCiati,-c
readings. and the Home guarte;
rcnlCrcd several songs. Tia,
male quartet from the I'irs,
Christian church al>u rendered
several selections. The even
IN. proved q most delightful ono
in cvcrN WAY ami all left feclin.
that II was good q" have been
there
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
DYED HER STOCKINGS
AND SKIRT To MATCH

Every Diamond Dye package
tells how To dye or tint any worn
faded garment or drapery nev-
rich color that will not >trcak.
spot. fade or run. Perfect hons
dyeing is guaranteed with Dia-
mnd DYES even il YOU have neN
er dyed before. Just tell Your
druggist whether the material
YOU wish to dye i wool or silk.
or whether it i linen. cotton. or
mixed goods. For fifty-one year :
millions of women have been r>-
ing Diamond DYES" To all year
OF wear TO their old. >lIal'pNH
waists. skirts. dresses. coats.
sweaters. stockings. draperlcS.
hanging>. everything 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Deer SIGHTED
ON BAKER FARM

y I~iuu> OF ,cni>ou steak cats
cd local hunters by the score t.
hie ont the lancaster pike early
Friday morning.
Reports cam" in that deer hau
been >cen out three or four miles
from town and dozens OF local
nimrod~ with shotgun and rifi,
FASTENED ont ia the chase
X :. Baker. three miles uut On
the Lancaster pike. phuned the
Daily Register shortly after noon
that a large luck deer had been
sighted on his farm. II j. be
lieved to bc one OF the herd oi
deer that VA, released ON the
state game reserve in He'll coun-
" a few wears ago.
Mr.. Baker said that for sew
cral days hi, mules in pasture
have bee nactinS nervouSly. Fri
day morning ne saw the deer. II
seemed to be large buck. with
horns Two lee across The deer
was first sighted near the sulphur
well. Mr. Baker said il jumped
the fences a it they were not
there. He said the deer went
over them like the COW jumped
over the moon
| The big buck jumped into 4
ticld with the mules. MIR. Baker
said. and the mules scattered. ap-
parently scared to death. Tn,
deer soon disappeared out in tn,
pasture. taking fences a. ii they
were insignificant obstacles Tn,
mules were Snorting about. scar
Eel and seemingly very mucl
frightened.
Local Sportsmen went oti
when word o: the deer came in
but So far as known. no one Il:
yet has had a shot at him. Their,
is some question whether i
would not be a violation OF tn,
game laws TO shoot this deer
| Quite a herd of deer was placeC
in Bell county a year or 50 az,
ON a government game preserve
1t is believed this one has wan
derc1 out OF the mountains dow
into the blue grass.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
NEWBY

Mis-, Hattie Whirtakcr j, on
the sick list.
DR.. ]. B. Million spent the
week end AZ Speedwell.
Alr. Dannie BurruS. of N'llion.
spent the week end with Estelle
and Price Moore.
Miss Bernice Tudor spent the
week end with her parents at this
place.
The next number OF the y
ccum course will be given at the
school house Saturday night. Nov
10Th. This number i> Harold {.
Frazier, the inpersonator.
There will be Thanksgiving
programme given at the Schoo
house Wednesday night. Mop. 23
Admission VIII be charged an,
the proceed, use for the benefit
OF the school Every one invited
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
COMMISSIONER SELLS
NICE RIVER FARM

Master commissioner K Is.
l errill made another good sale
Thur iav lie sold the Mrs.
Annic G.. BroadduS farm. five
mile, below College Hill. to y.
J.. Palmer. of Estill county. at
$3.50 an acre MIR. Palmer OWNS
a farm acros., the river from this
place. it i understood. The
price was considered III eNccp-
tionallv good one. considering the
location of til" place Col. Jesse
Cobb cried the sale i'll his usual
effective Stvlc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Recipe Fer Success

Take equal parts OF amb:-
ton. purpose. and courage.
and add the Yeast OF knowl-
edge. perseverance. ana dc
termination.
To thi> add an abundance
OF pep. tact. honesty. orig
inahtN. and ag%reS>ivcnes>.
Then flavor this according
to taste with the csseiIce of
ChccriillncsS. sincerity. and
the c<tract oi optimism AM
kiminc>~.
.Aficr havoring j. added.
mix thoroughly by stirring
with an iron will. propelled
10y Il $50 horsepower re>ulu-
tiun. and let boil forever
over the fire ui uuconqucra-
lie >pirit.-Ciintou l'ugatc.
L. +. :. y. :.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
BRITISH DECLARE
FOR "0PEN DOOR"
In China and Are Backed By
Frencn-EngiIsh Stop Bat
tleship Construction
LI.N N.sncint.I rrcssl

a>hington. Nov. lS-Nith the
arms conference in adjournment
various national group, further
developed in consultation among
themselves today the policic,
they will follow in Far Eastern
questions and limitation or ar
mamcnts Ih- British. following
the French lead. today let ii he
known that - the cardinal prin-
ciple Of their attitude. they stood
ready to pcri.ctuatc the open
door in China and rciinqui>h cx-
ira territorial rights there as
soon "a China, development
warranted and aid the Chinese tu
assume their place I'm economic
influence in the world. 1t i fully
expected tla, Italy Will take The
same position
The Japanese. however. are
framing a detailed statement un
the basis OF ,hc Chinese dcclara-
tion Tor United States officials.
They merely pointed To- their
government traditional policy
a. an incidcu. -. the arms CON
ference.
y London announcement TODAY
said construction ha~ been stop
ped ON four hattlc>hip> Of the
Hood type. the practical effect ui
which WAS aid to mean cc~~a-
tiun ui all War~hip work. pend
ing the outcome of the Wash
iflotau conference,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
.EX- MADISON GIRL
DIES IN WINCHESTER

Friend, and relative, here Favc
received news oi the death
ui Mrs. Jennie Ead>. wife OF Eor
E.adS. at Winchester. at 10 81
o'clock Thursday night. Mis-
Fades Was Miss Cottman bciui:; =;
her marriage. She = survived
bv her husband and four children.
Her father and mother both have
preceded her to the Great Bt.
vond. Funeral services viii be
held at 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning at Winchester
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
AMENDMENTS ARE
H0PELESSLY BEATEN
Frankfort Educators Will Now
Seek To Have Legislature
Pass New Law

Frankfort. Ky. Nov. Is Hope
for the two constitutional amend
mcnts have been abandoned by
their friends
Only fourteen ont al o2 c"uu-
ties. reporting To- Secretary at
State Fred y. Vaughan. support
cd them
The vote stands in the - conn
ties For amendment No. / 2u-
52S: against. O2.S4S. Tor amend
ment No. ,. 2q.055: against y.
597.
Disappointed IN their efforts Q,
amend tl-a Constitution. some ci-
ucator> Of the state. It J. undvr-
stood. will 90 before thc Genera
Assembly. with a plan To- ah"li, ,h
at least three boards and create
Il State Board ui Education.
neither partisan nor cN-oilic."
which will exercise supervisor .
powers over the Department, ui
Education. and cooperate with
the State Superintendent. instead
of hampcrins his pplicir> with "a
division 81 authority :nd rc>p.n
Sibility
One OF those 1" hc merged iu-
to the single board. IT course. o.
the State TcNtho"k C"miai~~'cn.
The scandal connected vii.
the last state adoption La uu,
died ont. and educators are aVarv
of the Jolly ct a group. h"Ucv--
technically qualified a,tcmptii- x
in few cXcitip. day tu rcvict
a thousand different tvNt> ami ~r-
lcct the best. The plan vhicl.
meets with general approval. t.
iur the State Superintendent v,5' "a
proic~ ~i"ual advisers t.. Lc con
tiuually criticism. tvNjLu"L>. uu !
tu submit tu the State H"ard ni
Education a list ui five ur ~i>
texts "u each subject with ll,.-
analy-i~
The adopted l'>t then can Gee
submitted to local boards iur
thciu {" select tests they dv~i-,.
a provision being made that vhDi:
child removes from one county
IN city L. another. where "a Gii-
+rrcut text j. used. he MAY c,-
change the trNtbonk~ al Il iNc'
valuation
The Vocational Lducatiu'i..i
BOARD which ha~ cla-cc ", :sc
state and federal funds for v"ca
;ional work. would b. merged ~
L. a new board. which ais" w.'il
be given control over the >,1;v
examiners. This hoard also
vould certificate teachers iur all
the >choul> of the >'-:c . .-u-
away with about fifty * -.'f.
cvrtiicating a"cncic>.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Hanna's Bonds Found

Shelby vile. Nov. X AIr>. "
e. Hanna. wife OF commissioner
at agriculture Hanna. ihi> after
u""u found tucked away inside 81
a dress shirt an envelope contain
in. iour Government hond> 81
$500 each. which disappeared At
the time Alr. and Mrs. Hanna
were living IN Frankfort during
the last session at the legislature
and were thought To- have been
stolen
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
PHONE COMPANY
GOES INTO COURTS
Ir Effort 1c Prevent Gcing Back
Tc Pre-War Rates in City
of Richmond

The cumberland Telephone x
Telegraph Company h2> gone in
:u the court t. stop the recent
decrease in rates ordered 10y tn,
.ichWonl ci.s council
Attorneys Tor the phone com
nany have sled an action i'm led
raj court Which viii be heard hy
Judge Cochran at l:raul,fnrt
Monday To prevent the city 60
NJ back To- the prc-war rates.
Grounds relied upon by tn,
phun- company are TWO. i l. TN
icr~,""d In the first place. the
telephone company alleges thai
,hc prc-War rates are cuna>ca-
ury that tnty are 80 Wuch I'm
Ter cost OF operations, Ia bc con-
ii-catnry in the n'caniu@ oi that
term. In the second place. i !
LEGGED that the action of tn,
uuncil in ordering prc-var rate
= .iolation ci the contract with
he city. which provides that th,
,huuv company shall he entitled
iu fair anil reasonable rate.
Much pubic interest viii at
tach t. this ~uit The city coun-
Ill ordered the phone compan!
.o return to it, prc-war rates 4
icw weeks ago. The company ht-
,ndcaVurcd to- secure reconsider
ton by the council. hu, failing
L now carric, IL ease into tn,
.BiiTt~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Moorman Succeeds Quin
CBy Associated Pre..s)

Frankfort. Nov. is Charles IT,
Norman. Louisville attorney
republican campaign manager il
the late city election. took ~oath
today as Justice of the Ken
tucky Court of Appeals Judge
Ouin. whom Aoornan succeeds
and who was elected MAYOR oi
Louisville. was in the audience III
the court room.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Mckee Wins Over Annville

The race 10 change the county
seat of Jackson county from Nc
Zee L. Annville. resulted in u
small majority in favor OF the
move in the recent election. "
q two-thirds vote i necessary TO
move it the court house will re-
main at Mckee.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
WAREHOUSEMEN To
TALK TO ORGANIZERS
Meeting Called For Next Tues
day To Discuss Taking Over
Various Houses

Richmond tobacco warehouse
men will go to Lexington ncN
Tuesday to attend Il meeting o,
the varchOuSemeu from all over
the hurley district. at which time
they will confer with the ware
house committee OF the Burlcv
Iob1clu Growers Cooperative
Association in regard To the sale
lease ur rental OF their property
10 the ASSOCIATION for the handling
of the tobacco crop pledged To it
il the campaign which closed
.iuuIaN night and which result
al IN S4.S5 per cent ui the crop
being signed to the association.
THIS was 4 development from
The meeting OF the seven COM
uittcc> OF the association APP
rpintcd by Judge Robert ".
bingham. Wednesday night to
make the preliminary arrange
ucnt- for the starting or the as
~ociation in business. SAYS the
lexington Herald.
The warehouse committee au-
Jhori1cd Chairman Ralph NJ Bar
kcr To- communicate with the
varchuu>cmen OF the district and
he sent to all OF them the follow
ing telegram:
PLEASE meet the varchou>,
committee ui the hurley Tolac-
e." Growers Cooperative N>soCi-
at,uu at The l'hUeniN hotel ball
room in Lexington. Ny.. TUESDAY
November p. at ten o'clock 4.
ru.. and bring with vou such data
a~ YOU have Indicating the mar
tct value of Your property WhlCh
YOU may Wi~h To- sell. lease or
rent To- the association. Please
have this daja in written iurm
,.r delivery To- the committee for
..- considerations. Ralph NJ. Bar
Ler. Chairmau.
The committee on di,trictiug
,~,blcm~ viii make it, report
Friday. though it, Etbor> are
probably the most arduou~ Of any
with the rNc,utiuu OF the iinanc-
iu. cuumitt,-. The committee
WAS 90 session all day. going over
the districts carefully. changing
and rcChau%iHg. 50 that there
-lould hc jus and equal repre-
-.utaiiou. AMI last night han al
most reached an adjustment re-
.ardcd by all a. satisfactory and
.a,r.
That the growers VIII want
-Dmc money when they dclivcr
their crops 90 the association T..
certain. and .hc committee on IT,
rauciuY will have the duty ui
providing th.. means I" furnish
This advance and finance the a.
-.ciatiou gencrallv
Most OF tn. members oi the
termination committee NO, en-
cared I'm committee work. left
Tor their homes yesterday and
last night. MI take back with
thcm q message of confidence
from Judge bingham. Vice I hair
uau lame, I. Stone and Orgaui-
1a,jun Manager Joseph Pas>"n-
ucau. and OF appreciation of what
The growers themselves have
dome to make possible the aso"-
cratiou.
Naron Sapiro. California law
yer. who drew the contract OF
the association was in conference
with and advising the leaders "t
.lc movement throughout tine
day and will have supervision oi
the steps taken preliminary to the
permanent incorporation a well
~ the actual Incorporation in
North Carolina.
The committee OH legislation
did not report today. but II i
known that this committee VIII
recommend tie bill prepared at
the instance Of Judge Bingham.
making such associations and
their operation legal in Kentucky
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Armament Conference
Meets Next Mcnoay

U;y N~so- iat"d I'reSs)
Washington. Nov lS-Chair-
man Hughes called the arna-
ment conference to meet again
nest Monday Tor the third plen-
AIRY session.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Arbuckie Jury Ready

San Francisco. Nov. lS-Thc
jury in the nanslaughtcr case of
FATTY" Arbucklc was selected
shortly before noon and sworn in.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Dresel Conhi med

tl'N Associated Press
Washington. Nov. lS-Thc Sen
ate today confirmed the nomina-
tion II Ellis l.. Dre>el to BE-
american charge d affairs a,
Berlin.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinpati. Nov. lS-l1ogs IS
lower: Chicago steady; cattle
slow and easy: calves lower.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18

Louisville. Nov. Cattle 4Or
dull and unchanged: hogs LOCO
steady and unchanged: sheep 50
$50: lambs unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
The Weather

Rain tonight and Saturday ,
colder Saturday and in wc>r I,or-
tion tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Today's Produce Prices

Quoted and paid by Renak