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SAYS UNFIT SOLDIERS
 SHOT BY COMRADES

Washington, Nov. 9-Representa- mer officer in the Army, declared to- day that he had reason to believe that soldiers of the American Ex- peditionary forces who were found to be traitors to their country or who were mentally unfit, were shot by their own comrades while fighting abroad.
 The entire statement was hotly de- nied by Representative Bulwinkle of North Carolina, also a former army officer who declared he would not permit" Johnson's statement to 50 unchallensed.,
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FRENCH JOURNAL AFy'EI;
 LLOYD GEORGE

Paris, Nov 7-Le Martin, in 9n article dealing with the Anglo French situation today, intimates that Lloyd George is not in sympathy with the coming armarent confer ence and declared that George in August advised Premier Briand not to go to Washington.
 The paper adds: Because the Greeks arc beaten and Japan is re nouncing her alliance and because harmony is destroyed in the British Empire by Ireland, the British Pre- mier wrecks his wrath on France by challeng gins our treaty with Turkey"
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RAILROADS CATERING
 TO JAP S. z. LINES

Washington. Nov. S-"Transcon- tinental railway lines have entered into secret agreement with the Jap anese steamship companys to give them special docking privileges at low rates at Pacific Coast ports."
 This charge by Senator Jones re- suited today in the adoption of a resolution by the Senate directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to furnish copies of any such contracts. "The American merchant marine is
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HONORS
 ACCORDED UNKNOWN DEAD

Washington. Nov. s-With her progress up the Patomac River mark ed by the periodic rendition of the salute usually accorded the chief executive of the nation, twenty one guns, the cruiser Olympia today brought to his homeland the body of the unknown soldier, representative Of the many thousand soldier dead overseas, who will be laid in Airing ton Cemetery tomorrow.
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THURSDAY. (TElEGRAPHlC)
PROCLAMATION

By joint resolution of Congress, duly proclaimed by the President of the United States. Armistice Day, November. II. 1921. is declared a national holiday.
 Therefore, I, Scott C. Bone. Gov ernor of the Territory of Alaska, sup plementing the proclamation given under my hand and seal on October 20. urging all citizens throughout this domain. in a spirit of patriotism and gratitude to give fitting head to the meaning of the anniversary and it's momentous significance. do now, further proclaim Armistice Day na- tional holiday in and throughout the Territory of Alaska and enjoin it's full observance as such.
 Given under my hand and under the seal of the Territory of Alaska. ia .Iuneauu, the capital, this ninth day Of November in the year os our Lord. 1921. and of the independence Of the United States of America the l46th
 Signed. SCOTT c. BONE. Gov. Attest KARL THEILE. Ex oficio Secretary Of Alaska. The presidential proclamation, un- der date of November 5th. reads in part as foliows.
 That all public and church belle throughout the United States be toll ed at intervals between 11:45 a. m. and 12 o'clock noon. of the said day, and that from 12 o'clock. noon, to two minutes past that hour. Wash ington time all devoted and patriotic citizens of the United States indulge in a period of silent prayer to God for these valuable and valorous lives and in supplication for His divine Mercy. and for His blessing upon our beloved country.
 Signed WARREN G. HARDING President of the United States
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French Delegation in Washington
 Washington. Nov 7-Premier Briand arrived here this evening to participate in the Disarmament Con- ference which is scheduled to open Friday.
 Briand was accompanied by M Viviana and Albert Sarraut. who with himself and French Ambassador Jus serand, constitute Frances delega- tion to the conference.
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NEW DEVICE STEERS SHIPS AUTOMATICALLY

New York, Nov. 7-The German steamship Hansa arrived here from Europe today equipped with a new mechanical device which takes place of a steersman. guiding the ship au- tomatically on her course.
 The voyage of the Hansa marks the first time that ship has crossed any ocean without steersman.
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SIX KILLED IN KENTUCKY
 ELECTION FIGHT

Jackson, Ky. Nov. S--Siy persons were killed and five others wounded in an election fight after the polls opened at Clsy. the sole voting pre- cinct on Troublesome Creek in Breathitt County today.
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CONSPIRACY TO STEAL AMERICAN
 PICTURE FILM

Seattle. Wn. Nov. S--An interna- tional conspiracy with world wide ram ificatiors to steal American mo- tion picture films and ship them to Japan and Shanghai and hr d the Oriental markets with copies. was barred here today by the arrest of L. Shimi. a Japanese exporter, on telegraphic request from the police authorities of San Francisco.
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COL GIOAIJ,IAN PRESIDENT TO
 RESIGN UNDER OPPOSITION

Butoga. Colombia. Nov. S-Oppo- sitien in the Chamber of Deputies to the administration of President Suread has reached such point that the president has decided to resign his office. it was made known today.
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CHARLES TO BE DEPORTED
 TO PORTUGESE ISLANDS

LISBON, Portugal. Nov. 6-Por- tugal today granted permission to the Allied powers to deport former emperor Charles of Austria to Fun chal. Madeira Islands. where he will reside with his family
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CLEGG CONFIRMED AS
 FAIRBANKS JUDGE

Washington. Nov. l0-The Senate Cecil W. Ciegg as judge of the Fourth Judicial Division Of Alaska.
 The Senate also ordered favor able report on the House bill appro- priating four million dollars to com plete the Alaska railroad
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ELEVEN KILLED IN KENTUCKY
 ELECTION BATTLES

Louisville. Ky. Nov S-The known casualties in the Kentucky election tonight are eleven dead and -cyeu wounded Ten of these were Killed in three election aHrays in Brearhitt County
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REVISED TAX BILL
 PASSES SENATE

Washington, Nov S-After fifteen hours Of continuous session. the Senate early this morning passed the much revised Tax Revision Bill. which, however. must still run the gauntlet of a Senate and House con ference before the measure reache s the president
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LAPS 10 COMPLETE
 GREAT NAVAL PROGRAM

Washington, D. c. Nov. 6-Baroa Kato, head of the Japanese delega- tion to the Disarmament Conference. declared today that 1t is the inten- tion of his government to complete it's present great naval program. re- gardless of the outcome of the con- ference.
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NEW YORK MAYORALTY RACE ON

New York, Nov. 7-The may0ralty election Is being held today, the prin- copal contestants being Hylan, pres ent incumbent of the office of mayor of New York and Tammany candi- date, and Henry H. Curran. who Is heading a coalition ticket.
 The Communists, Anarchists, Farmer-I.aborites. Socialists and prohibitiopists each have an entry.
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INDIANS TO HONOR
 UNKNOWN DEAD

Washington, Nov. -Four Aneri- can Indian Chiefs will extend to the unknown American war hero :ho is to be buried in Arlington Cemetery Friday. the highest honors known to their race. by placing upon the casket a coup stick and war bonnet.
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CLAIMS HANNA JR DIED
 UNNATURAL DEATH

Shockbridge, Mass, Nov. Mrs. Millie C. Hanna, his fourth and di- vorced wife, declared today that she would have the body of Dan R. Hanna exhumed at the same time charging that he had not died na- tural death
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OFFICIAL FORECASTS RESULT
 OF IRISH PEACE FAILURE

London, Nov. 6-"The sequence to . breakdown of the Irish peace conference would be war which would cost fifty thousand lives and two hundred and fifty million dol lars" declared Frederick G. Killa- way, Postmaster General of Great Britain, in addressing political meeting here today.
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hopes to reach a vote on the Tax Re- vision bill tonight The sales tax and soldiers bonus tax have both been sidetracked during the debate on the measure.
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ALASKA COAST GUARD
 GIVEN NEW BOAT

Washington. Nov. S-The Coast Guard has just received from the Shipping Board the steel ship Lake Treba, which 1t will use in meeting the demands constantly being made on the service of other departments of the government for transporting government freight and passengers in Western Alaska
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TATOOSH PEAK TO PERPETUATE
 NAME OF LANE

Washington, Nov 6-One of the peaks of the Totoosh range in west ern Washington will shortly be nam- ed Mount Lane in honor of the late Lane
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In this respect the provisions of the Cummins bill are mandatory
EX EMPEROR CHARLES
 ENROUTE TO EXILE

Budapest. Hungary. Nov. g. Former emperor Charles of Austria and his wife have passed out of the Danube River into the Black Sea on their way to the Bosphorus and later retirement to virtual exile
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ARBUCKLE TRIAL SET FOR 14TH

San Grancisco. Nov. The trial of the Arbuckle case has been set for November 14th
 In setting the date, the court an- would be allowed
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MARYLAND, KENTUCKY
 TURN DEMOCRATIC

Ney York, Nov. 9-Maryland and Kentucky have passed from repubii- can to democratic control as re- suit of yesterdays election. as shown in the returns available here this morning.
 The legislatures of both states have switched to the democratic side.
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WILSON DEMOCRACY ENDORSES
 DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

New York, Nov. 5-As president of the organization, Hamilton today isued this statement: "Woodrow Will son democracy, by it's executive com mittee, takes this occasion to state publicly that it regards the coming disarmament conference as an event of great importance.
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PRESIDENT STARTS WORLD'S
 GREATEST WIRELESS PLANT

Port Jefferson, x. Y Nov. G Pressing key at the White House Saturday afternoon, President Hard ing started operation Of the most powerful wireless station in the world.
 The new plant is able to reach Europe. Japan and Australia.
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WASHINGTON AND STANDFORn
 PLAY SCORELESS GAME

Seattle, Nov. 6-Washington Uni- versity and Standford played a score less tie football game here Saturday afternoon, with sixteen. thousand at tending.
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AND INFANCY PROTECTION EIIi
 FANORABiN REPORTED

Washington. Nov S-The shop pard-Towner bill for protection for maternity and infancy, recently pass cd by the Senate, was favorabiy re- ported today by the House committee g9der whose consideration the meas urn was placed
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MARINES TO GUARD
 NAH. TRAINS

Washington, Nov S-With orders to shoot to kill if necessary to pre- vent mai! robberies. thousand Unit ed States marines have been ordered to duty as guards on mail trains and trucks, possibly in fifteen cities
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RCSTGARD URGES
 PROTEST FOR ALASKA

Seattle, Nov. 9-John Rustgard, Attorney General of Alaska. in an interview here today. declared it Is high time some one made a noise in protest against the proposal to bar Canadian ships from participating in the Alaska Trade.
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Unknown hero in state where
 Martyred Presidents RepOSed
 Washington, Nov 10-The body Of the unknown American soldier brought from France for burial in Arlington tomorrow, is resting to- night where only martyred Lincoln, Garfield and Mckinley have slept.
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FRANt' EREADY TO JOIN ANY
 MOVE AGAINST WAR

Washington. Nov. S-Premier Briand declared in a public statement today that France is ready to join any move to avert war.
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RRIAND CHARGES GERMANY ARMING SECRETLY
 AGAINST FRANCE

Paris, Nov S-Premier Briand. it became known today. will present documentary evidence to the Ambas- sador's Conference. which it is claim. ed tends to show that Germany is continuing her military preparations against France.
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MILAN WINS NEW
 YORK MAYORALTY

New York. Nov S-Mayor Hylan was elected mayor of Greater New York by an overwhelming majority in the elections here yesterday.
 The return of Hylan is due largely to popular endorsement of his five cent subway policy.
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BORAH IN ARMS AGAINST
 CONFERENCE SECRECY

Washington, Nov. 6-Senator William E. Borah of Idaho declared in statement tonight that he would unmask any attempt at secret diplo- matic dealings at the forthcoming conference on ornaments if he had to stump the country"
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PLANS MADE TO HONOR WILSON ARMIsTICE DAY

Washington Nov. 7-Plans for a monster nonpartisan demonstration on Armistice Day in honor of Wood row Wilson are being made here.
 The demonstration Is to follow the conclusion of the ceremonies at Ar lington Cemetery.
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BURNSIDE SAILS TO
 REPAIR ALASKA CABLES

Seattle, Nov S-The government cableship Burnside sailed from this port this morning to restore the Sit ka-Valdez cable line to commission and also do other cable repair work in Alaskan waters.
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TRAIN BANDITS REAP
 FOUR MILLIONS

Chicago. Nov. S-The contents of safe of registered mail totaling in value close to four million dollars were secured by bandits who last right held up the Illinois Central's New Orleans Limited near Ha1.on. Illinois.
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OHIO VOTES
 SOLDIER COMPENS NTlON

Columbus. O. Nov. 9-Th- voters of Ohio have approved a proposal to vote $25 100000 in bonds to pay her soldiers ten months extra compensa- ton. not exceeding $250 per man.
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MARSHAL. FO(H
 VISITING DETROIT

Detroit, Mich Nov. T. Marshal Foch arrived here today. on brief visit The city is in gala attire and the famous soldier was tandered great ovation.
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IDMDEN VISITING PORTLAND
 LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION

Portland, Ore Nov s-Formt r governor Lowden of Illinois is head ing party of distinguished eastern breeders who arrived here today to attend the acitic-1nternational Ex- position here
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AUTO KILLS WAR VETERAN

Everett. Wn. Nov 7-Charles Tucker. World War veteran. was killed here today in an automobile accident.
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REPRESENTATIVES DIVIDED
 ON TAX RATE ISSUE

Washington. Nov s-The breach in the ranks of the House representa- tives over the approval by the Senate of a maximum income surtax rate of 60 per cent is rapidly widening.
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LAPS BUSY DENYING
 MILITARY ASPIRATIONS

Washington, Nov s-Thc Japan csc delegates to the Disarmament Conference are busying themselves in an effort to refute the general i'm pression that her island kingdom has succeeded to the one time military aspirations of Germany
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REINDEER MOVIES AT
 DREAM THEATRE TONIGHT

The management of the Dream Theatre will put on in addition to regular show, moving picture of the Lomen and Company reindeer herds taken this summer Usual prices of admission will prevail
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WEES JOY
 RIDING ESCORT STARS
 DEMONSTRATING HUSBAND

Seattle, Nov. 6-When Ames F. Darling femonstrated with his wife flor going for joy ride today. he was fatally stabbed by her escort. Thomas Jarvis.
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SENATE TO LIMIT TAX DEBATE

Washington, Nov. 5-Unanimous consent to an agreement limiting the debate on the tax revision bill has been reached by the Senate to- day.
 The debate is scheduled to com- mence today.
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Many Correspondents Sent by Japs
 To Conference
 Washington, Nov. 9-Japan has as many newspaper correspondents here to watch the progress of the disarma conference as all of Europe combined.
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JAP FOREIGN MINISTER
 ACTING FOR HAKA

Tokyo, Japan. Nov. 5-The assas- sination of Premier Hara has not disturbed the present ministry. which Is functioning with Foreign Minister Uchida acting as premier,
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Final Tax BM Vote My Conc
 Tuaighk : WasAingtoa, Nov. 7-Ths. ssnA0
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SINN PENN TO RAISE LOAN IN '. s.

New York. Nov. 7-The father of Flanagan. vice president of the Sim Feinn government. arrived here from Europe today to make a public loan Notation of twenty million.
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MAKES CLEAN SWEEP

New York. Nov. l0-'We have elected every memory of city gov ernment." Tammany claimed tonight.
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BOLD BANDIT RORS
 PORTLAND THEATRE

Portland, Ore. Nov. 7-Bandits to- day held up and bound the treasurer of the Liberty Theatre here; also two girl supers. and escaped with S7.O00 in cash,
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TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
FRENCH CONFERENCE.
 DELEGATION ARRIVES

Ney York. Nov. M Eriand Premier of France and head of the French delegation to the Wash .ig- ton armament conference, landed here today. accompanied by former premier Viviana.
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MIGHTY CHICAGO
 CROWD GREETs FOC1i

Chicago, Nov. GA crowd of T half million greeted Marshal Foch on his arrival here today.
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DEMOCRAT ELECTED
 CLEVELAND MAYOR

Cleveland, o. Nov 9-Fred koh- Ter, democrat and former chief Of police was elected mayor of Cleve- land in Tuesdays elections.
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New Jap Cabinet Forming Tokio, Nov. 6-Foreign Minister Uchida Is forming a new cabinet.
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fighting hidden enemies within, Jones declared; adding that h" had just come from a conference on the subject with Chairman I.asker Of the Shipping Board.
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Registrations for the election total over million and a quarter.
BANDIT FLINDERS
 TRAIN PASSENGERS

Boise. Idaho. Nov. 8-A bandit held up the Oregon and Washington Limited passenger near American Falls last night, robbing the passen- gers of their cash and jewelry.
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BOOTLEG BOOZE KILLS FATHER OF SIX

Seattle. Nov. Earl Rice. father pof six children, ended two days debauch on bootleg liquor in death here today.
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BYLAWS PLURALITY NEAR
 HALF MILLION

New York, Nov. 9-Hylan's plur ality in the mayoralty contest was 417,926. it was announced today.
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NEW ARMY INSPECTOR
 GENERAL NOMIN ATED

Washington, Nov. 6-Brigadier General Hemlick has been nominated by President Harding to be Inspector General of the Army
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Charles Formally Dcthroned by
 Hungary

Budapest, Hungary, Nov. The Hungarian National Assembly pass ed bill Sunday, dethroning former emperor Charles and ending the Hapsburg dynasty.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-24
IS new !. 0. OF,
LODGES IN 1920
CEy Associated rrCsS)

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 24.-PlanS for
coordination of lodge work through
out the state arc being considered
at meeting here today of the advl-
sorry committee of the Grand Lorge
of Kentucky, Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows. Ambrose Bruncr, the
chairman of the committee, was eX-
pcctcd to preside.
The advisory committee, appointed
mt the |. o. o. +. state convention
ut Lexington last November, will
have charge of much of the Organi-
cation work of the state body.
The main object of the advisory
committee, according to Chairman
Bruner, is to work up new lodges in
the state in conjunction with the
grand master and the grand sccrc-
tary; advising means of making the
lodges more interesting and an at
tractivc to young men as well as old
err men AMI to see that lodges elect
efficient secretaries, Mr.. Bruncr said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-24
Twins Strangely Linked.

Albert Grierson and Walter Grier-
son, st. Louis twins, were members
of the same company, and each wore
q small diamond ring and watch and
chain in France. Albert lost the stone
of his ring and few days later Wal
ter lost the stone of his. Then Albert
lost his watch and chain and soon af-
terward Walters disappeared. Then
Albert was wounded and Walter fol-
lowed suit. And now they intend to
marry twin sisters, Geraldine and
Blendine Smalley of Sheldon, Ill.-In-
dianapOlis News.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-24

The members on the committee be-
sides Chairman Bruncr are John w.
Counts, Paducah, First district; r..
Nj. Nance, Providence, Second dis
trict; H. Wade Hampton, Bowling
Green, Third district: George A. Cub
bagc, Leitchfield, Fourth district; Jul
liam Il. wager, Lagrange, Fifth dis
trict; George I. Brciel, Newport,
Sixth district; f. Crowley Elliott,
Lexington, Seventh district; DR.. G. B.
Claxon, Lawrenceburg, Eithth dis
trict; J. w. Riley, Morchcad, Ninth
district; Charles T.. Cooke, Middlcs-
boro, Eleventh district, and II. f.
King, Cynthiana, Twelfth district.
The year 1920 was a successful one
for the l. o. o. f., according to Mr.
Bruncr. Fifteen new lodges were cs-
tablishcd in the state, bringing the
total number Of members of the lodge
IN Kentucky to about 10000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-24

uel, and l just naturally go around
shedding light into the dark places
and making everybody glad. At such
times the world seems an unqualified
success. and the fact that / was born
into it does not cause me any remorse.
If some prominent citizen backed me
up against a fence and asked me what
made me feel so gay, / couldn't give
him any helpful information. l don't
know. myself what causes the chip
per feeling. I suppose it must be be
cause my works are in good condition,
doing their digestive stunts at the old
stand.
after few days the glad feeling
passes away. and instead of being 4
Sunny Samuel l become Mournful
Moses. I have all kinds of PRESENT.
ments of evil. / have Il firm cOnvic-
ton that the bottom is about to drop
out of everything, and that I'll be
miIed up with the wreckage. l take
a pesSmistic view of everything, and
go grouching around until even the
cows are sick of seeing me. and they
give me a lift with their hind feet as
gentle hint that / should come out
of my trance.
eff leading business man asked
ME to explain my melancholy couldn't
do it. The world seems to be moving
along as though nothing had happened.
the same old sun is shining on the day
shift. and the scented zephyrs are
blowing through my whiSkerS as of
old.
a hc 6a
through some accident or unpleasant
experience. Then he knows why h"
has a crouch. but that doesn't help
him to got rid of it. This morning
I was lying in he'd dreaming that 7
was the only original white hope. and
that | was making a heroic effort to,
bring the laurpls back to the Cauca
sian race. I was just administering
an uppercut that seemed destined to
bring home the bacon. when l fell out
OF bed and practically ruined my head
against the floor
81 came downstairs in heastly hn
NOR, and after breakfast / went over
and picked a quarrel with old Doc
little. so that he had TO shin mp tree
to escape violence, and all because j
was feeling ornery. 1t wouldn't have
been safe for any man to tell me that
in order to begin the day right all
man has to do is tn begin 1t right.
Il have gone out from the house to
milk the COWS in the morning. many
time. feeling as bithesome and glad
as a dickeybird. and quite satisfied
that the day was going to he one
round of pleasure. Then a COW would
give me poke in the ribs with one
of her celluloid horns. or push her big
splay foot into a Drumming bucket of
milk. and the joyous stuff was all off.
aud I'd he so sore all day that Aunt
Julia would hand me my meals with
a pitchfOrk.
'',The other morning / got up feeling
so mean that l was ashamed to look
in the mirror. I went downtown after
breakfast in the mood to rob Il blind
organ grinder of his few plugged
nickels Then l went to the post Of
flee and got registered letter. A
man who had owed me So for five
years had an ingrOwing conscience at
last. and sent the money to me. When
I left the post office everybody COM
mented on my winning smile and said
l was the little sunbeam of the town.