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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
M'VEY SPONSORS
HIGHWAY MEETING
(sssId pslnIoossY SD

Lexington. KY. Dec. - A
two-day conference of Kentuc-
kians interested in highway eco
nomics and transport will be held
here during the latter part of Ian
uary, according to AN announce
ment of tentative plans made to-
day by DR.. Frank l.. McNev.
President OF the University OF
Kentucky. The meeting will be
held at the University which is
cooperating with the State High
way Transport Committee in ar
ranging the event. January D
and "a have been set as the tenta-
tive dates.
The meeting, which is TO be one
of series held throughout the
United States. will be designed
Ia work out some OF the increaS-
ing problems of road building and
maintenance. according to the
President McNey. Prominent
road authorities in Kentucky rs
we'll a. a number of other states.
have been scheduled for address
es on the tentative program. I'm
inspection tour of highways in
and around Lexington will he
made during the last day of the
conference
The value of good roads in in
creasing land values. types OF
roads for different kinds of We
hicles. safety first. mountain road
development, highway engineer
ing research and the future OF
highway transportation arc to
occupy an important place on the
program OF the meeting
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
CEamherlain's Tablets

hese tablets are intended Cs-
pecially for Indigestion and con-
stipation. They tone up the sto-
mach and enable it to perform its
functions naturally. They are
gentle on the liver and bowels.
thereby restoring the stomach
and bowels TO a healthy condi-
ton. Win you feel dull. stupid
and constipated. give them a trial
You are certain to be pleased
with their effect. lee
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Splendid Cough Medicine

"As | feel that every family
should know what splendid
medicine Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy Is. am only too pleas
ed 10 relate my experience ard
only wish that l had known oil
its merits years ago." writes Mrs.
Clay Fry. Ferguson Station, Mo.
81 give it to my children when
they show the slightest syInp-
toms OF being croupy. and when
| have 4 cough or cold on the
lungs a very few doses will re-
iieve me. 9~l by taking it for a
few days. soon get rid of the
cold" dec
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Should Be Quarsatined

Many physicians believe that
anyone who has bad cold should
be completely isolated to prevent
other members of the family and
associates from contracting the
disease. as colds are about as
catching as measles. One thing
sure-th sooner one rids himself
of cold the less the danger, and
you will look good while be-
fore you find better medicine
than Chamberiain's Cough Rene
dy to aid you in curing : cold: d
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
May Take Another Census

Washington. Dec. lS-Becau>e
of a considerable dissatisfaction
with the result of the count in tho
census taken last January. the
House Census Committee is con
sidering legislation providing for
another enumeration OF the pop
ulation Of the United States IN
1925 or some other year prior 10
the next decinnial census. Secre-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Morse On $4,000 Bond
(By Associated Pressl

Washington, Dec. 13-Charles
Morris. shipbuilder, whose trans
actions with the Shipping Board
are under federal investigation.
was arraigned today before fed
eral commission on a warrant
charging conspiracy to defraud
the Jnited States. He pleaded
not guilty, and gave $4,000 bond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

NJ. George Ross has returned
from business trip to Danviile
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

IT you do net enjoy your meals
your digestion is faulty. Eat
moderately, especially of meats,
masticate your food thoroughly.
Let five hours elapse between
meals and take one of Chamber
lain's Tablets Immediately after
supper and You WI son find
your meals to be real pleasure.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

LOST-Thursday nigh: Lc-
tween Harry Aliens and Ian
faster pike, heavy brown. over
coat. Return ani get suitable
reward. Joe Pearson, r. POI zp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

The supply OF flesh eggs con-
ttuueS 10 increase from week to
- week. due to the open weather.
and h9s resulted IN lower prices
both in consuming and producing
ccnterS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Notice To Automobiles

Effective Dec. IS cars will be
parked on the sides of the streets
in the business sections of Rich
mond. All motorists are. hereby
notified to take notice of this or
der and govern themselves accord
ingly. = VIM. O'Neil, Mayer;
Claude Devore, Chief of Police.
2o5 3
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

tary Hoover says today in that
portion OF his annual report deal
ing with thc activities OF the Cen
SuS Bureau.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Notice To Automob;l;st.

Effective Dec. IS cars will be
parked on the sides of the streets
IN the business sections of Rich
mond. All motorists are hereby
notified to take notice of this or
der and govern themselves accord
ingly. - VIM. ONeil, Mayor:
Claude Devore, Chief of Police.
295 3
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Warningl Unless you see the name
I"Bayer" on package az ON tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay
er package for Colds, Headache, Neu-
ralgis, rheumatism, Earache, Tooth
ache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy
in tin boxes of tewelve Dyer Tablets
De Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of Observation-Disclosures OF Salicylica-
cid.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

Mems 6ne Sox al &c a pair
COINS Army Skorss rs let st. 1t
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
Est a Rsfa b ri s h A
BarrieBafT Tiet TIT fSil

Los Angelssos Angeles 1Aags Nv s-Dlstrlet
Attorney Qkstoipsy Themas Woa%lhe .ooas
+riee - b.raad ttss hres1e sthe silence of NADIA
3yynna rbaacnnal ,sAs chain and Arthur DpFehs
charged cl,a rsesl Iifhe etheE murder ofosaB BesI
TON Kennedon Kennedy Ralph obencha fsile
sacrificed saeTafieeas good toe oiTi C hisaa9n 70
come herecom4 heiea and detendc his tassoEess
ife had ewne had de u abitshed Il barrteTa of sif
lence ifenceh gainst cthe prosccsi tiea Bssof
wine declawir tieclar ed II nat eiiatass anis
are fanoce ar % innocent aclaimed tney shoula
axplain niyexefain aysierioas actions surround
Ing the rndnsethe murder. Scare
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

and had 10 cross thahgaesEf sBhe
cressins 3sa obaearees a. dhis Ieiilie OF
b he iyear b Ythe. htgh neFIs bfE II I'll !
sie ds and che eoald Dotpsee the ap-
peosehing train q eFh eseng gineer stat
ed aaatethe wiiist led satathe crossing,
ebtltg the driver OF the car evidently
atd notRhear tftel whistle on account
of the b eaEy win d bi0HaRg, until he
wasrcdh feet from the track
8 b Arl8 exam ination of the CIR after
wards DISCLOSED 4hat, Plaeker haa set
sthe brakes Ills car tsRded across
the track as the tratn bore down up-
on MIN th tie was thrown a distance
OF so feet below where She car was
struck. sus aintnsz q broken ~eFlsAt
arm two ribs broken his right foot
spTainsd1 and mis- body bruised in
several places. The ear was com
1pleleiy demolished rs. -rs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
a month
oriFYTYy
'i01if Office lee rOffieer Takes Youth !.
l right, ger -
york. Aa he AsAfe Makes 9nreatS

d. Aberdeen Aug IT, led Glatt, dc
r,lysss atafe sheriff. 10 Jaaes In defnand
III ase asysga He attended a dance AT
Afss,a "A sraali town near here, and
pasrna stood near p tfeAala ycrthfuf
zaberdoniasa,e unaer the afflsence Of
ild4iare and three of has pals came
fofth ea open fer a smoke
hauGHan,s name Was mentioned oand
kfaeai intoxicated lad said vas ehia
hsssI wish he'a show ap around III csc
l partsf T. Shoot him. $50 AZ
/ ar.TTere a. am CLAM accosnniodar-
/. ingly said. st+eg -
ug'ha lad made tane effort 10 eseape
i sbh IA Id al rfn nfhlaM had hiin. ; fhe
/ bot pns ap q fiahtImlt heoffiere was
4 faf too stron g Tor aanf and ne s1as
j 1afaca1 undnr arrest. $3.50
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
81 t,fsdsllil4Y iisiAt1aTED-
TTED~G NEIB SCGHNEA
i6f HDltIafti.iA i&N.lE o.
RAGS. RAGS.
RAGS RAG

,a- s london Aug. II .--A seat
ar- boiebB ent of the Russ ian SOW
ternHent by released ArneIi'
tsDners is contained. ln1 a lie
u pa eh TO The Daily hKpress
r- Dr. "a asS Este arrested
le- Ritss ian urdeic q year age Al
nd omission 10 enter the lconn q
ne been granted hnn, ana Capt
bei kilpatI ele.1 Of the RED Cress,
B ted with hrangei S army IN
.oai ber snow tine suffering abe.
1ui undeT cone more than the Of
Both men aresE living 81
rrlh they arrived in ReYai chad
Iii q feW filthy rags Wi8chr weuk
& iy hans together
ys d Il IIsseli uad. HaZelw0od, a
soldiers Ecaptm'ea from aIhe
Il 4 expeditiUng also silew the et
iIheme terrible experiences
Z tre After three unsuccessful I
.r.eI 10 ascanel these men wFTe II
- ed fn a dark basement in Cl
Ia al month They emerged W.
81 llnin Cis slightly affected
Het -g DR.. Henry Ia Marc. Who
ehei the ~ en- sseF ts they are
4i 4 uhgsical com uiion than som
tothersy Bot they Rre tefrit
Ssri.citated and their staring exi
e 4 hess eyes and hollow cheeks :
s5s w tliesse9 of their sufterings
lsatd THOUSANDS OF pr rwuners o'
E.a| non aiitiesv are SLOWLY dying
III. hyaiion in Moscow because III
- - perts have been los UaHd thief
fbk beliegei them dead, EmcnrGinE
"a, patrick
sssrFl he described rhe- sanitsr
: Eiaion OF 4hes PRISONS as frig i
q tlaeCla reset hat it Is II MIRACLE
nj of the inmates are stfil eaiiy,
conditions are tmnfediaiely
: "a ne a sserrs. the pc snlers are
bod Haze eud told rhe most
~ istarv OF ait the prisoners v
'Ss come out of Russia. He :
: z1o th at ports that he was ms
!. ad d-spreaIt about the prison.
ia smut inca small CELL without
IL, 1oRs which was next tn the I
-. cham bereTy Here every moIn
2 until A. 1Ie was kept aNea
~ 4 n else of the eN ecntiur ers Kill
S. victims.
I'll H. Dnenig hi Eha was taken E
= D ecu ton room and forced q
u. an hour.e Later tne R1.Rcuti
ss4 i'm hack ilf MS cell wsere b
~ 4ta more executions.
S "A eriTiIe Americans viii refaa q
!; .hlvaf for the Iprssent~ pnysio
ga thaFe examiued them tdeela
& "a cannot trav a1 m their prese
ion condition.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
POsTTGK r. POSfGTsli byy'aVL,6. NOT
GREAT BNafRsT Sl3I1TaiN,S
TERMS. TERMS.

Dublin AuDu nltpy-Ena sl-7a--+ WI dcanno and
win uoI wiit non aetap6bhe British oyeru-
ment's Ser MIS- terms, Eamonne De- valera
told Dan Froii Daf adffernann today, adfiress-
Lng the >lnng the Sinnsreint af lament he sa id
there seem shere sestnset jle SON doubt in the
press t0dz press oday saftsIt my speech of yes
terday as tertiay 10 syhetaler aecsps eR Ie-
jee the 5ects the etenns ooffered yd bY Llos
George T9eergeaatThers should be n17dctli
&c any ozsR any 4onefs enrtnd1 We dcannot and
viii not arwili npf On ghai aif ais nation ac-
eept those ceptE those IKE rinBh ittg Irish peon
are not are 9aotse onrseGO be fuo3ed this tiniel
I would II woufd sHItiiBgiy " su ggest that tkss
irish naop lIrgf peuple give up "A good deal to
free them tree themselves tTem future external
trouble DAr0abie. DecRalera1 cuntinlea, Dc
Valera deeNatera ltec4al'ed the statement that
ireland ireland mao been otfereIi doIIllni On
home gEla home rHtr ron tainesl Two falsehOods.
There wo8 tn ere ygoute a1B no i roiand, hes sata
anlF two only Two enrekenA pIFcess- Also Ire
land has and has never 0een Offered the same
status as status as other dontnfons. We have
nor enulty not en- Cr " EtoNard 81 Ti1 tain We are
willing 30 willing q : ubnf.r 1ne 1etlestien De-
tween Il tween Il 5lana and Britain 10 eyter-
1aI ar5lt1 nat arbitration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
Beingaccoliinlod
'o5sy easily HT %

pi5Dea ia PADS, Aog. IT, -
i .lingaaae ae, a ioeai restaurai
eoneineed thar ct does M
pas no do a friendly act
Gus odas Of a basket aas a
accommodation and a "a y
have tn pay a. fine of $25
a. nm an Whenl Buriinsa
anlS as ssNao " stepped
luna ~ reoa as Burisn game
In 1 lfsl Kitchen ana asked !
leave 81 basket there fol
Buelingane tlopeped othaA
door and told him t0-set
oin rnefs Govt of the wap
ahead with his work al
ABOUT sheI lbaskes. nm les
h@irlN. g. Foisomg deputy
dff Z eaznecto the iulirh foof
led mis- Intention Of seari
piaae for enloonsbine. "
a c Buriintame said re
ana " sn1 a chad with his
nftcef stepped 10 the crsh
aeat tho cbasketl and fouEd
atIaas1 s. noe stuff lookinF :
like5 h homezaade booze.
Iam n uah game was taken
uce aMnli1gan and Fane hs
l naonnttDf lS500 for hts
/ at rhe next term ofudistric
III ess he can acnnvines the u
I wasy innocen slv taken ad
ne " ia have to1pay the fiji
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

washing ~ ashin gten, Aag.eF ifs--
delegates adelegatesaa adisarmamant
are direct sarenaaireetedT make eEeryo
secure opssecGse CDi,ei rs essi ionsl IN "a
ment to an ent to thephiil aeprepria'
600 expen geo exI Isns ess for the con-
farad hv tfesedr tlvaS Senators Pa Harfi
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
IS tAart w ar a
On "RenrtR ResOrts'

Iod Desdw eod Asgn IT -1county-snd
h4ite soffidass ofhtnis city lfas tiaen
aafjee 20 4nnabiiauss or ALLEGED red
s1fshtr9 resorts To leave the city Oy
Al, ,os,,s,e ~ cor ofaee % roseou ton under
ihe state law.
| eerTfe of fieers also visited . snIattf
| af sroousineS houses of the xity and
gave tha propf4etors inetice fAat Fl
Fe=se thew ewe4se more csf~ftf % &c
aelass o. patFens tn es' catered 70. tfTT
lesty and county effieisis wcf'd t5r'
1 steps to uHave intar1ctcns aken oul
tara inst their prepesya snd wp4.l
tlaels ihaf etha fuu psaalts of the o.
4 b. enforced. IA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

Washington ashin & ton, ,-Augs IT,
Harding Harding gave sssaranee I
women wfWomen wilt nave o. parrs a
armament armament conference. W
woman wlia osiIa will1 sitgase aoneiei
member afn1sln Der Of IN g adv sorry
uat been nor bsen Cd etermined,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
Big Hire In IsaTs Z
-4rl-ngaE
Brook lfir0DklsN Today

1Tk New ~ oak; &, nlI-esA
J dollar tire rs tRruing in q u
ing factory spread 10 q q
building, lick ed aup the ~
tory str deiure ON Dmnteni
and ftna1s asIHoiished q "
Itn Brooklyn TODAY. ldNins
were destroyed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
Has IdsaasI tdea atDtorists 4 s.
ating Pay HRaH Eiecnslimony
Him


Chicago Chleato, -Atfg. 1I.--sAf
10 Beuo TO Ballo pro bah ~ M ! an
Joe ID BIN hCmcako motorists xfil a
.tc lnana isl con tribute TO her alimony
1 alwags an Sfler began snniaT draw
he took m onta from LAntiiofiy 10
mattar9of Ean How can gdu uaxpsct-
'esuita may 4oa nj 1o4 pay So a. month
0.ala.v IS salary rs only st6 53"ass
nEs eEanoNs sroagh when 1hta eranien 1
infeaT the Saturday.
was EbH svh Eet His5 crna laes abautA SZui
l he mightEextra ,,sthe %ffe eafdl fMf
ar whHea for thes aHaeunt uf gas oiir
cupboard der not tor th scam oEat
tiIH bH sket / nuts Taz thel4n tanks a In I
.ala ewentt encsais Ii wiaeeel n = husband
lsia Il fargoti extra money"
Il tlian an l. 9rT.s the o'dErraad So
faie sher- she Judge said
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17
Datly skrhettR


- Minneapolis, -AcgTn IT.
Mar Heis off Ia with efntaifei
faas NO !s3 yellow aeiosed
acs Noa'3 lnisaa sc ~ an
& aaoats.eAynehan geds No.
snsinIp az september price
ID er aes pie large offerings
whies .fosea1 al Is ana 7
a whites al ss " eand ~
& II ya.a Easy, 1so. q at-1
aorers September; dsnaand I
rste alosea. at 81 .ei% and
Barley nehan ges to.
bul It Of Iearl y b business ut 2
prices. prizes icloeed at =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

London london1 Aas.Atrfg - After "a
lengthy 9 iengIhy tiscussion on nf the lrsh sh-
uatIoa tod nation tnday h he British cabinet de-
cided 5aat ciaed that ihe statement h len iioNd
cezree Is George a yves nfodhave ma eein the
commons com mons rrhis AFTERNOON should be
deferred deferred. H~ "--A
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

GETTIlGETEA]g READY Il: {: 3; n n !
lF hans
F0RC0FGEG0|NEEREA Renee
FRANCE FRANCE LUFFIeIaELy ;
NETT F-HsJNVTTA ZION Ffsh-BE
FNT. ENT.

Paris. AuEPalis,- -AugQct s--lbrauee
FieiaIly aceftr4ail accepted ths iaVita
WashiueroN Washington n nenisanmafnen
erce enCe
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

WashlngtoM " asalsg ten, Aug IT.
Harding isHaroinga is opposed to- Z "
trick schsrtriel k schemes sus gestea ~
ing intern ane lint eanssioasl exchange
oped toda0peai today size prefers :
tnrsT ueth tural Enlethoda OF a'etnrsi 10
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

Washtngto O Az aahtng 4 on, ,-Anes lVs--
Fninistratiominisiratien dbiA EXTENDING
relief 10 rreltef 9to railroads wasaor'
orably reparabiy reported tee the Sc
by The iutby the Interstate eommerc
sion sion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

erk New York; aug IT.
ktoda Y took np the search
cities for lnemfHrs OF ri
| Kiilerss~ q murder ga az sa
skilled seven inlz New fork
i inTDetroii. Tine y rnceivstf
mt dnlfars for committing
l Barrola aFTonfaHa., a. barber
/ O murders com mIIfed byn b
/ irnpticated a band ofasix h
IiSsins I'm nther killings.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

lla1. AIUaur hia Slasoa OF carthart
oonpietedl lufg series of ~ actions
with the goreFnrasn Ehen he d ea6
F1 guilty 60 9aials eiun OF the migra-
terry bird TIRE aty1 before sudge James
L. Elliott IN fedsrstecourt yesterday
afier noon and WIS fined $25 The
O. Sc drose in sas3 peotsthree years
ago.
3n Magnuson sawa augen wild, swan
alnoltg mis- 1me aeese one itfavT, hid
naturally, not knowing what il was.
he Killed IT. v'fhas hird WIS sent to
Omaha 10 be mounted, and then jt
was discovered fhstohe mad violated
d hheafedeTal statute.
E 5onInoauGitiun to paying the tine The
rot nIpuutinE, anu other e,pens
ex. Magnuson had uto give tfl nc
urounted bird.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

ify Sieus. CITY Apg. 1z---Tl
mas oaip far uaitheT a nj
rhesps sows isscl udsd that
sT go and 81 .ss and A. Ioa
sckeEs sorts that were bid
81 90 bsft did MOI sell The
Al sreaG and cths bunk col
Iai 1850. and sasg. p The b
y 40 sss.ssrr Ag8th fewer or
fhs GOOD pics ssold at :
$685.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17


--nCheago in addition tie the VAST
i Ggne INIT lhai Is being peddlsd I'M bot
Hties TlHgs Euc gasoline cans by wait
4 ers.g taxRab1 drivers aud chauffeurs.
pnrtel sra greaf arm v at etal boot-
leggefs. 8,ttB II
asv Amtanalysis OF thew '1Ocall III eet'
xiE4at ion based on direet investiga
i1ion ana interviews With John Kjel-
ndander the new federal lprohibition
/ heuiois fer 1HHoiz shows three out
d standing obstacles slmit he way OF an
i Immediate mIul'B rtgidnnnforcement of
sIhg2 Jolstead act rrr.se,.
4 Firet. is the ctugged condition or
.Ethe courts, in which, 2,e00 heotiegf
gtng cases IA q 1peEdiug- in Chicago
= ainneFw When NV rrests are Afhaas
tens nffendars5 areEr eiased on bond,
ieand freuuen1ay continue their Grim
mai upnattons pending the lndllin-
a,Tita pos ponsmtnt Of trial
g Seepnd.a fs1he limited field force
a of the pfeaerallonprohiht office
! / hfra The a raetorl has only ~ N en-
ION his Chicauo o a,hlbtt az sqnadh and
tenIva3 q 3 men in the whole state. e.
X sPhffff, 4s E1h . red tapea SURROUNDING
1.-THE procedure fv which arrests can
be made
.ls.-rn o.reaens tnaraa arc phnnrbersy
I / ola ksmiths, chauffeurS. BARRIERS,
men from every econceiTabl trade
; who nave suddenly become ina nu~
= eae, lItelx for hal ns tonies or ether
4 -,,r ana,afions cnntain5ug alcohol OF
4 hrouree the neovernnsenta keer7 "a
/. trllac Eed record al. all tie alaca-
ifbttv. .ybuta If thep want to be crG
Il ana falsifv their books, il IS oXtfe2
"a hifgfeult To slleep track OF what
.Irthet aft@waTd- do with 1t. ea ana
III MANY aaf them, as the Sresnlt. mix
,ditha alcohol with water flayoring and-
z-cblo orinse and booelea 1T as first class
tuhiskv s rrhfs is & he Kind of lstaf1g or
n which getra seers- pay so. ror tq5f rents
nor gf4.inl nlb over the bar ehereoE THERE
! fs son,rs i eat ended goods, ootained
4lfronf sgsr ehonses or euauggled IL fg'uln
d Ca hada5 gbuta Is kept fo'e sneeia Il pa
= irons.
eter Real bear, containing 3 10 ? per
4 eants aleohta ia wicels on saIs here.
/ 1f ,ya,udf talSa laore than 100 8 cents
ttez eea these violations alone rEah
hand 4es G
.slng Dt.cusslne the1ppes of ooilegeeTs
fii7wfr oaaaz o. arraninF Chicago. Federai
.1tProhibition Director Kiellander satd
sslIly. pa stcallyfr IL * a criminal efe-
MANY ofthel old ume nolditD
& and eanmen have gone inco tne wh's-
aessv biisin essqd rhsy find it prefit-
!. tas,la 4 and Aess hazardous way OF roor
I, hing the public1 As t6Avhether1hsy
/, rare WORKING principally IN small sep
1tlslra q gronps3 or whether they eare
"a dom mated hu % ceig ring OF Ar1ngs
"A ananions differalI personally be4teVs
At thafn lnie many OF them are lnde
i pendent there exists also a poweTIu
s.teentral ring with millions of capita
III behind Ii"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-17

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