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The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

Wounded Soldiers
Guests of Legion
Enjoy River Trip

The Bureau Of Engraving and
Pripting Post OF the American
Legion, composed Of men Of the
bureau, who saw service IN the
American forces during the war.
was host at an excursion 20 Mar
shall Hall on Saturday, August 20.
The band of the bureau employees
gave a concert on the afternoon
trip down and another later In the
evening.
By special Invitation a large
number OF wounded veterans from
the Walter Reed Hospital was en-
tertained by the post. They were
loud in their praise and showed
great appreciation of the manner 10
which they were entertained. Sew
eral officials Of the Bureau also
honored the post with their pres
ence.
The numerous amusements Of the
park proved very enjoyable. but the
outstanding feature Of the day was
the group Of races held under the
auspices Of the post itself. Numer-
Gus prizes, consisting OF many
timely and useful articles, aug
mented by cash trophies. proved
alIuring to the contestants. There
"dS u IOOl race lOE DO.S uuutT
twenty-five pounds and a duplicate
for girls of the same weight. Floyd
Herndon and Earl Sestor winning
first and second in the boys event
and Dorothy Zernia and Macy Lay
the girls. The sack race was won
by J. NJ. Gessford with v. Torney a
close second. The egg race for
ladies was won by Miss l.. A. Hill
with Miss n. II. Reid, second. The
wheelbarrow race was won by
Floyd Herndon and Oscar RingsOn.
The potato race for girls was won
by lola Edwards and Anna Spawn
for first and second place. The
l00-yard dash for men brought out
some good runners and considerable
form was shown by them. R. Mont
gomery and A. Abendschein winning
first and second honors in a hotly
contested finish. The fat ladies
race was won by Miss Mary Day
with Mrs. Mary E. Glascock finish
ing second. The final event of the
meet was a race for wounded vet
Grams on crutches and evoked con-
siderable interest. il was won by
KeIlie. with J.. SaEer second IN
the field Of seven entries.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
Woodmen of the World

The late Sovereign RosseIl F. os-
aaus, of Elm Camp. was buried
nth the last rites and honors of
Soodcraft at Congressional Gene
cry last Monday at 2 o'clock. The
allbearers were H z. Sangston, A.
T. Woody, W. A. Riley, J. c. Nc
.onnell, F. English and A. Whit
'orth. Consul Commander T. B.
!ckIon spoke the last tribute of the
Voodmen over the departed sover-
ign at the grave.
Elm Camp has changed its meet
ng nights to the first and third
Tednesdays Of the month so as not
o conflict with the dates of other
amps. Elm will occupy its new
all on the first Wednesday in Sep
ember.
The most unique entertainment Of
e season was staged at Fraser
mp last Monday night when the
~ Zobo Band, under Director PEN
angton, rendered a pleasing pro-
ram OF the classic and jazz. Much
rusiness was handled also at this
onvention. Clerk Dalkin announced
. short-story contest for his MINI
ographed Monthly. which is mailed
every member of the camp. The
Tst Monday meeting in September
Tas chosen as the date for the big
blowout" which is being arranged
y the new mystery committee un-
er Sovereign English. Head Watch
IAN Albert Whitworth addressed
he meeting. lie is determined to
make Fraser the biggest camp in
his Jurisdiction.
Morris Sheppard Grove will put
a great class initiation ceremony
n the last Friday night in Septem-
or. This is to usher in the great
all campaign, and the newly obII-
'ated soveteiSns OF all the groves
Washington are to undergo the
NIL ordeal. Sovereign Delegate ~
'aylor, Of Texas, will be present
tn a message from the supreme
Hardian.
Hickory Camp, No. Is, has organ
:cd a company Of the uniform rank
18th a nucleus of twenty men. Sow
reign g. A. Upper will immedI-
| tely begin regular drills and will
" in charge of the company until
"aptain is elected. Hickory Camp
JI be visited by the Boosters Club
gree team in the near future,
| hen all members obligated since
- organization of the new camp
be fully initiated.
ii. James Freeland will visit the
~ convention OF Maple Camp at
apitoI Heights. Md, and assist
"nsul Commander T. G. Brown In
. rSanizing a uniform rank company.
"nsul Commander Brown will pre-
nj maps of the location of his
mp to prospective visitors.
clerk De Lawter addressed the
Ist meeting of Old Glory Camp on
re desirability of adopting a
udget system for a more economi-
n handling of the business of the
imp. -.
Calendar-Thursday Mt. Vernon,
rickory. oak; Friday. Alpha.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

The rarest normal constituent of
the atmosphere Is radium emana-
tion. sometimes called niton. On an
average each cubic centimeter Of
air contains. among its 30,0Go.00o
molecules only between one and
two molecules Of niton, and the
total amount in the atmosphere up
to half a mile above the earth is
less than nine ounces.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

Ia view of the facility with which
|hiects many feet under water can
: photographed from an aeroplane
is possible that the navigation Of
Ich river as the Mississippi. with
: sitting bars. may ereafter be
ade safe by monthly or weekly
|appng from the air. In earth
bake regions. such as Southern
{aly and Japan, the changing coast
pes. shadows and cafe harbors can
,,e- oa.h ssssts stsoait 10 l'.a.i =.
|ausation open and Safeguarding
p lives OF mariners
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
II SOLDIERS WERE
HANGED IN FRANCE
tEy Associated Pressl

Washington. Dec < i-levc:i
members Of the american ENpc-
diitonary Forces were hanged in
France BY court martial. Colonel
Walter T.. Bethel. assistant Judge
advocate general OF the army.
testified today before the Senate
committee Investigating charges
by Senator Watson. OF Georgia
that American soldiers were hang
ed without trial in France Bethel
told the committee q? de- :"
tcnccs were imposed. General
Pcrshing ordered IL executions
and disaDprovcd the sentences -
| cases. The others were re
viewed at aShington and thc
sentences were changed. Those
executed. he said. were convictc /
OF rape or murder. Six wcr,
negroes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
Notre Dame May Play
Centre At San Diego

Danville, KY. Dec. S-Ccn re
College foot ball team will max"
the trip to the Pacific coast re
gardless OF the University of Cal
ifornia's refusal to accept the
East VS.. West tournamen; date
Ten days ago the San Diego man
agement deposited $1,000 i'll Il
Danville bank as guarantee. 1t
i probable that i'll the event 4
strong western team cannot be
obtained to meet Centre. for
midable opponent from the Eas.
will be invited The names OF
Notrc Dame and Cornell hav.'
been suggested a possible
choices.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
MRS. ROBERT GRINSTEAD

Mrs. Robert b. Grin>,cad. ihc
charming wife OF X. +. Grin>tcad.
assistant cashier OF Waco DcpcS-
ii Bank. and daughter OF M-. and
Mrs. Henry Rayburn. of Speed
we'll. is one oi the leading can
didatcs i'll the Daily Re"i~,cr
big automobile subscription cam
paign which closes ucxt Thurs
day. Dec 18th. she wishes L.
thanl; her many friends iur the
support given her in this race
and asks those who have prom
ised her subscriptions to please
send them in AT once A. she cx-
poets to be in the count when the
bell tolls ON next Thursday at ;
o'clock. ANY subscriptions sent
her ur LETT al the Daily Kr.i-irr
oiiiGc will bv accredited ;o Icr.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
BARKER'S DEATH
SEEMS CLEARED Up

Mary Austin. ncSrc~~ -. an,
her uncle. Joe Miller. '-t u.-.
arrested in l-avrttc C.uui.
ncsday by Deputy Shcri.T> ?. ~
Marshall. Frank Hall anil For
rest StivrrS and takru @" tu
faye;tc county jail. where they
IRE being he'll in connection with
the death OF Frederick DUNLAP
Barker. whose body WIS ioy .G
fucsIaX afternoon in lis Au-r
eight miles east of l.cxiuet"u -r-
Todd'S road.
Mr.. Barkc.- iurmcrl, ,,-rlcd
for T.. II. Gordon in tl- iurt,.
business here
Ih" \u>tiu womau u..t,i.-
statement To- DEPUTY u.riE D.
". Marshall and ~ieu,.l ., u-.f
her daughter. Lillian I-rr,r..u.
a. witness. in which 81 t.,fi
the m1nucr Il the Liili;.- ..r..
stated that i"c Miller tirC. .i.
shot that killed Barkc-. AZ
Marshall said In the coniv~~;.--,.
the woman -iatcl that l..-k-l
came To her nome SATURDAY, might
~ :, drunken condition al:,' t-c.f
his pistol while in the hou>o. Ill,
said she was afraid me- .l.J
shoot her ~ Miller anal -;i -.r,
with him and before she h1 -.--.
cd - take :hc gym ;,vNa, ir.t-,
him. While she va, ..rt',r..
cccdcd in gaining p"~~c~~i,.! ..i
Bankers pistol. Miller shot .'---
kcr with the Nu>iin woman .i~-
tul. according to her story.
Sh~ then helped Miller carr,
the body = quarter of ; ui''. ,~
NOR To- Baricr'> hcu.". ,.r--.
they placed him ou tic be- ;u-
alleged confession say. Size ...f
that Miller f"ld her not tu :-''
who shot Barker or IN. ,....
about it.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08

the republican candidate. MI
Wallace has been practicing la,y
un Judge J.: 4. p'Rcar'> stan
Frankfort Tor over wear. bur
still claims Madison county .
his home
On account oi Tie ",crwicirs
INK republican majority in tn
tive counties ri the di>trivt-Ma.
iSou. :>;ill. Jackson. RoCLca tic
and Ov>lcy. I WAS no th,l"
at first that the democrats WON.
put a candidate ont. lluNcv,.-
party leaders took Cugirizancc .
the remarkable turnover oi e.
number - hitherto rc,iah,v ,cpu,
lican counties haG made in tie r.
cent election. and decided that
candidate >huuid hc named. n
took = man uf political! corra@.
10 face the 5000 or o.CtO Icpuhl'
can majority. AMI candidate
were scarce. Col. *. G. Oldham.
OF Richmond. who madc 4 sens; O.
Cionai race for licrtcnaut rove.
nor a few years ago. nnaliv vo
unteereG TO be the goat" and ac-
Ceptcd the nomination.
". q. MAYS. a. chairman OF ii.
Madison county republican com
mittee. presided over the mccr,r,
OF the republican commit.e" !. !.
Greenlcaf. chairman of the Mao
ison democratic committee pr
sided over the meeting u: ;ii.
democratic chairmen ot the ,ii>-
trict, a majority of whom wcr-
ii the mcctin" here
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08

l5.Col extra vote, ar, .,;v.,,
with each $50 turned In this week
only.
her. can bc no return with
Out effort some one said long.
long ago Now can YOU 1T o,:ic,-
j. down and rest without effort
and expect aa auto or iinc talk
ine machine So lloat up TO your
door
u vou wau, any ui The grand
prize, the Daily Register i going
q" CIV, ven. NOU MUST WORK
rGH IT. You must havc vour
tried and trUr friend, come 10
E"u III this. Jhc crItic,l hour ~
the contest. there jhc candidates
are changing places most ever,
las- and the Time III which vou
.an Uur', Is GROWING SHORT
'-H i=\tH nNN.
tH- weather. l. it-.,i. IN, pul-
Ec Is ripe: c.vrvthing i in vo,,r
favor; aii you need = E.I:FORT.
aui EE.-DE = the only thing.
that Is going q" pull y"u over
~ thi> r.cc.
You Lli better make . list Il
Nuut friends ~hu have gwen v.,i
that PROMISE but is,r. not i,ll-
Hlicd it So them an-i Sec them
u"W. Tor urNt week viii hc en-
u~cly i,' late. N"ur hun,> vo,v
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
50 G0BS HAVE CLOSE
CALL IN SUBMARINE:
,I;y Ay+o~iatc.i IrcS-l

New York. Dec. S-Thirtv mcr
narrowly escaped death N th-
submarine SIS which sank in -
feet OF water off Bridgcpor;.
Conn. last night during a nos
dive test. The crew were sub
me -&cd nearly II hours when the
vcS>tl lightencd and the men
climbed ont through a torpedo
tube. They were rescued by =
passing vessel and brought to a
hospital here They were over
come with chlorine gas ami are
said To be in serious condition
The story of their rescue is re-
markablc. I'ifty-one men sa'
on the submarine nose for II
hcourN. Meanwhile they set fire
to matches which attracted =
passing vessel and they were
taken off.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
BURLEY DRIVE IS
PROVING BIG SUCCESS
Statement From Local Commit
tee Enthusiastic Over Pros
poets For Pool

HE business men of Richmond
have the thanks of the workers
in the hurley canvass for their
great assistance 10 US on We'd
ncsday.
1t was one of the hi..,":..eS! dav +,
OF the week for l65.1OO pounds oi
tobacco was signed OH ;ha, day
and many promises for sigma
turcS later on in the week. We
have delegations mere rom | ay-
cttc. Bath and Fleming Coui:i.,''
who are helping up wonderfully
and the drive is proving 4 rrcat
success.
BY the time this article, goes
TO press the to:.,l pledges 10 the
Burlcy Growers Ass JI:a.'un III
exceed 100000 pom, IN 3Iad,-
son county.
Mr.. !. {. Stone tells us that hr
has just returned from Winston
Salem. y. G.. and that manufac-
turcrs offer to the ASSOCIATION
their fullest co-opcr ,iipn AMI ~
riiied their desire to buy the to-
bacco uSt aS fast a the assp,ia-
ton can prize and make ready
To- Ship.
] hc tremendous >IE ~. III
handling charges should net ,i.c
grower much more for tIC tDLac-.
CO sold by the aSSucia:ioh ;l;n
that sold over the loose leaf floor
and the full cash pay:iicr. i..a.;e
t. the member IN short time al
ter the close of the market.
1t COMMIT E.E.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
ANDERSON SHERIFF
IN WHISKY MIX-UP

Lexington. Dee. S-\ icder;tl
warrant was issued here Wc.'ic,-
day ior the arrest II l:r.i,t
Grilt,. Sheriff oi Anderson ,rrn-
~ charging h'm with conspiracy
to violate the N"l>tcad act
Tn" Warrant i the r,>ui; -
the seizure November l. ct $50
eases OF Bell ct anderson wits
Ky which WAS briu" rci..n. ed
from the di>tillrry n Clifton \n-
dcr~'n county. "n the kcn;ur>v
river.
Records luuad in ,hc home 81
the ucgr" carcta>cr. Joe ~lt:r-
lcr>. at the time ~ the 81 are
revealed that The Sheriff har: mr.
chased whi>k. iur $3.50 ac-u~d-
ing L. State Prohibition { i:,.-:-r
Sam Collins. llc purchased il
from the men who were arrested
at til" tim. 81 the seizure. H. .:id
IN G. have ..iidavit> from >cr-
cral reliable anderson counl, 81
licial, which will inpiic;:c :
number in connection Wit. III,
whisky removal" Mr.. C.il.nS
said. Sheriff Gritty is an -,r-
dcrSon county farmer. He i,.,cr
held public o.licc before the lie
tion four yc;r> ago. and rcti-c>
III January. ;hc warrant WIS rs-
,ucd before United S,atc~ toni
missioner Charlc> y. " ;arG.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
PAST MASTERS TO
PUT ON DEGREE
Richmond Ledge of Masons Plans
Unusual Ceremony Next
Tuecday Evening

What bids fair to. / one oi
TIE most delightful Masonic
rIectings held here il, :, long time
WI oe the confcrrir: OF the
Masters degree. VIII III will he
held by Richmond Lodge No. 25
rsxt tuesday Dec | -. a' 7:5C
= clock. 1t has bcci arranged
.nat tie deg-cc team which put 5
on the work will ~ entirely
omposed OF past mn RS II the
Local lodge. Nasons rom this
and many other Coui''''.- are be
irg invited TO this III ."rabic &C
casioi. The degree :'e.m which
vill 10 the work will he made ND
= follows:
Jack WagcrS. W. NJ: X. K.
X. Burnam. :. w: -. l.. SHACK
clford. J. w: W. +. Richards. :.
D.; X. {. Stockton. J. d.: W. r.
Shackeliord. Sec; Nick Harbcr
lR: y. II. Earring. 2R; !. 6. Bos-
ley. .lR.
Fellow Crafts-K. {. rg-,~.
K. l.. Clifford. Jr.. W. ;. Broad
dus: +. {. stockton. ~. Ncelc
Bennett. O. i. liunc: G.. -. Sim
mons. :. +. Dcathcra"c. f. {.
Gentry; K. X. Burua'n. Dr.. X. W.
Hartman. y. =. Coates.
J. y. Higgins. ). C.: !. \. Kun
kel. ". r. NJ ]. Preston Smith.
+ ylcr.
\ very attractive invitation ha>
been issued ''y the lodge. which
gives the roster at the present
and P, list oi the living
past masters. The latter are:
John \ndrcw Higgins. William
+. Francis. Robert HusicS Bur
nam. Robert Curtis Stu .kton
Clauic Smith San:ucl phclp,
Dcathcraeo. Nllcn Henry /arin"
Rods Shackcliord. Iohn
Adams KunNcl. Daniel Bates
Edwin Claiborne
Stockton. George DE cJarrcttc
William Ncalc Ben
nett. Joseph Gideon Bo>lcy.
James McCrcary Simmons. Rob
ert Rodcs Burnatl. jr.. Robert
/ lornvliu> Ho"g>. Walter T.. Rich
ards. WillouShby Jackson Wa
gers. Nichola. Harhcr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
DECEMBER 10

l'i'sCc" ''ruWvr-- This no
licc u t.. rcwiuJ ,uu again tirs:
uu >9.rr..a. ni-',t the books oi
tlc Hu-lvr Iui,acr. Growers A.
.oc'atiun VII close iur signature,
Nru r.uu", j"iu after that date.
,\c have tine positive statement oi
"ur leader that the door will no.
open again for this crop. Many
ere signing with our workers a.
they 80 over the county. but ne
cc>~1riiy wc must travel by auto
mobile. making It = physical i'm
p-~ ID liiV tu get 20 every grow
cr~ farm at this season OF tlly
year. lut the >CCrctarv's Office
over the Madison National Bank
l. open and clerks there - re
cCivc vuu. This Office will close
its books for contracts the night
ui December 10Th. Saturday OF
this week. \i;cr II i too lac
,l""'i Say you we're not given an
-ppu:tr-,ity jo SIGN
+. :. BURN AAF.
10 County Chairman.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08

the same rate OF gain reported
from the oil organized counties
in the district since the reopcnine
OF the books November 20 is
maintained until the close at mid
night Saturday according to the
estimate of Joseph PaSsoncau,
organization manager. at head
quarters. TODAY
Two additional counties in
Ohio are showing disposition
to come into the association ard
we expect that q considerable
number of contracts will be sign
ed by growers of Gallia and Law
renee counties in that state. A.
well as from he counties of ClCr-
mont. Brown and Adams. Mr..
PasSonncau said. Indiana a!Sc iS
adding to her already large sig
cd acreage.
The meeting of the association
VaiChouSc committee. whici. W.
to a9vc been held TO-DAY. was posi-
VC:icd until Friday morn'Ic Il, 10
- 'ciocl.. when ChairrIar i;,lpI
II .;,rkcr and his aS>oCia.- vii
{ ConSidcr plan. of arri' -no at the
, ,aluc OF the rroDcrt, which the
association :Iav tax. over or
Lease from tlir warch"-,~erlrn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
AL VERSION SELLS HIS
FINE BOURBON FARM

News comes from Paris that
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse NJ. \lver>on
sold to James II. Thompson. OF
near Paris, Bourbon County'S rep
reSentative to the legislature.
their country home. located OH
the Jackstown pike. formerly
known as the Iliblcr farm. ans!
one OF the best improved farms i'll
the county. 1t contains about
2l9 acres. and the reported price
paid is $4,000. or 500 per acre
1t is understood that Mr.. Thom,
son purchased tine farm Tor hi
son. James Thompson. lr.. who
with his wife. will move to the
place about March |. 1922.
The farm was formerly oVne,'
by the late T. j. Millctt. VIII
spent thousands OF dollars i'm i'm
provcmcnts. II has changed
hands a number of times since
The heirs of Mr.. Alillctt sold it to
Vi. H. Whalcv. few wears ago.
and during the war ii was sold al
the reported price az Si25 nc-
acre. but Mr.. Inversion took It
back when tine buyer could not
meet the notes. Besides the
conmodiouS two-Storv brick res
idcncc. the place iS we'll supplied
with tobacco barns. stock barns.
and other necessary buildings
Mr.. AlvcrSon has MANY fri-nI>
at his old home i'm Richmond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
OLDHAM NAMED TO
OPPOSE WALLACE
Democrats Put Candidate In
Field In Special Senatorial
Election December "a

Democrats and republicans oi
the 10Th senatorial district nom
mated candidates for the state
scnatorShip here "Wednesday al
tcrnoon. Gov. Morrow has call
ed Il special election to be held
December oath TO fill the vacancy
i'll the senate caused BY the rcsig-
nation OF Senator Clarence Miller
OF Irvine.
William " allacc. son OF .Attor-
ney {. {. Wallace. of THIS city
and nephew of State Treasurer
|. \. MallaCc. was nominated Is
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
BANK BANDITS
BUSY AT BAGDAr
-. .,ssocinlc,l -

l.ouiSvillc. Dec. q Thieves
blew the combination from the
vault OF the Peoples Bank at
BHgdad. Shelby county. early to-
day. The door to the vault was
So nmmed it could not DC cpen-
ed and for this reason i i I'M
determined whether anything
was taken.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
L, Reds Get Mere Players

The Reds traded pitchers l:llcr
and Brcnton and another PLAYER
yet to be named Tor third base
man Pinelli. of the Oakland. Gal.
team. They also gave S25.COU
and four PLAYERS fer Jimmy Cav
env. who will play Shortstop.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
jim STONE TALKS To
BIG TOBACCO BUYERS
Finds Manufacturers Ready To
Talk Business With Burley
Association

Lexington. Dec. S-There will
be no trouble in selling the to-
bacco pledged to the Burley To-
bacco Growers Cooperative AS
sociation. i'll the opinion OF James
I. Stone. chairman of the COM
mittet ON temporary organiza-
tion OF the association, who re-
turned today from a trip on which
Inc conferred with the leading
manufacturers OF the country as
To their attitude.
lie said that as result of his
visits anu talks with the manu-
iaCturcrS. nc was convinced that
there was no reason why the re-
latiOnS between the n,anuiaCtur-
crS and the representatives OF
The association should not be mu-
tually satisfactory.
'As chairman and representa-
tive OF the committee ON tenn
porary operations. said Air.
Stone. Il went to see the officials
OF the principal tobacco manu-
iaCturcrS to ,earn what their ;,i-
titudCS would be toward the as
~ociation. | was authorized tu
say to them that we wanted tu
cooperate with them a. our best
customers. and the association
desired to learn what their atti-
tudc toward the cooperative
marketing system was going 10
he.
Il found generally vcrv
friendly cooperative spirit anon.
the manufacturers. Thcv seemed
disposed to cooperate with IL
fully. / assured them that The
association would be conducted
On sound business principles and
that all the manufacturers would
bc treated alike By the a>sucia-
tion. Their position. generally.
was that they would buy BuIlcv
wherever it might be offered fur
sale. but that they would not dis
oriuinate against the association. /.
Il ann convinced that there
will be no trouble ut all in sell
ing the tobacco pledged tu The
association and ! believe that the
manufacturers will take every
pound OF tobacco We have and
be better satisfied with the svs-
tenn OF buying it than the old
public auction plan. ! did not
find an uniricndly spirit any
where | went and was grcatly
pleased to tinl that the manuiac-
turcr> intend to trca: the asst
citation as they would any Other,
holder of tobacco and that there
iS nowhere any disposition 70 as
sumo an attitude oi resentment
the trganiZcd growers.
" the manufactures have their
own driving !. ants. found that
most of them desire To- purchase
their requirements i'll winter or
der.
You can say for the a~-ucia-
ton" said NJ. Stone. that there
i no disposition ON uur part To
get at cross-rurpuSc> with our
best customers and that. 80 far
aS / was able To observe and To
learn through my talks with
them. no, Tendency on their part
to do anythinc other than give
uS all the consideration to which
we are entitled when the time
comes to market our tobacco.
The association will have more
than 5000 members and will
control close To 2OO.UOO.COO pound /,
al tobacco when the books are
finally closed SATURDAY. night. ii
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
Todsy's Livestock Market

Cincinnati. Dee. s C=i;l. .--
tive: packing hogs l5c t.w,r.
hiCago >tcadv.
d. .ollisrillc. Dec. st attic l5u
steady. and unchaugcd hog !.
'0c, 25C higher. tops $50: sic.r
80. >tcady and unchanged lambs
50 cud $3.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
The Weather

Unsettled this afternoon ami
tonight; probably rain ard cold
er in west portion tonight Fri
day cloudy: probably rain i'll eN-
treme east portion; coldcr in cas-.
norton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-08
Teacher Ill, L. Forced
To Close Her School

Miss Nellie X. Simpson. who
teaches al ShalIlowford had L.
close her school on account OF i'll
ness. She j. improving SLOWLY.