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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
HARVEY TALKS ON
ENGLISH PROBLEM

CONTINUED FROM FACE o@E
can rslief work during and follow
Ing the war, which. he said can
not FAN 10 live forever a. one Of the
finest achievements Of history
second Nisapprchcnsion
"Tho second u!sapprcheusion 10
which | referred ls that my own
countr-mcr favc been ied ~ doubt
that tho peoples ~ Europe have
been doing Tho utmost for them
selves before soNng h"lp. the an
tassad1r continued 4 have 10 ,on-
tess that before LOTT home I held
somewhat 20 that surnise myself
do $500 uo longer DIrins the past
'wo months ! have been privileged
20 talk trocly and frankly with rep-
rrsru'dtIsts. official and ftnihl
uf every stricken state In Europe
and / have not hoard ono complain
ing word nor received single re.
quest for benoiaDuou II is not
charity. nut opportunity, they crave
and Hll that they seek
Gladly pay the highest trlhn'"
20 'he courage and pride or 'hes'
soroly swI''on peoples as voiced D."
their picked men. who speak for
thcm in this most important capital
and Who have honorof w tonight
Already tho better understandings
between Great Britain and tho
Tinted states has achieved one Tar
rcI,hirr result Of iucstirHble value
10 the entire world For the tlts'
time in history the turbulent A..
lartlp has become as mill pond
and has practically been eliminated
from considerations OF danger SO
far as naval var,are il concerned
Ground for Hope.
There o. ground Tor good nope
moreover. that whatever apprehen
sIona exist ~ pcriiuus posHhllitle.
on tho pacific may he diapclled
sooner than ls ComomnlN antic!'
patod.
when. II At al that splendid con-
summation shall have been attained
IN response to the apparently uni
veraal desire disarmament VIII toll
low naturally and inevitably and
: peace on earth viii be assured for
years at least. and, IT may be for
ever
TODAY Americans throughout
} tho world meet to celebrate two no
table events. one the great declara'
ton which paved the way for tbs
4 'S 4 ~ 4.fIl IllFII OF 'Ni lI'ft nv ~ a.
dent republic. the other, the re
sumption. after months of weary
waiting, Of ami'y and concord wit!
all mankind.
May this peculiarly rra'erna
recognition of that pleasing conf
dcnco prove 20 be the harbinEer O
the peace good will. prosperity auC
happiness soon 10 bless not ourselve.
alone. but all our friends who, ",
fain would believe, comprise all th'
peoples who inhah!t tho earth.
Included among the guests wer,
Lord Rlddeu. j. Austen chamber
. lain, Sir Ldming Worthin gton
EvanH, and other cabinet ministers
Lord Birkenhead and the Nrsiniii
delegation Wilson Cross, vice
president OF the American chambe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Canton with Caftlemcn.

sreeial 30 The world
poNCA CITY. July Frank
Canton. for eight years adiutant
general OF the oklahoma national
guard following the coming Of state
hood. Is looking after the interests
OF the Texas Cattlemen's association
throughout this section cf the state,
where members Of the association
have herds on the pastures Of the
otos and Usage Indian countries
this summer, Canton was with ths
association number Of years prior
to becoming adiutdnt general and
then went back to his first love.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Ncw Social Embarrsssr,er,

70. John. Nora told mo toa..
she's going 70 leave"
whats that. my dear? Does
want another raise7' '
no. John. It's not that. She ,.-
it's no fun flirting with a roIi.euo,s'
an."-~-Judce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05

Sew York, OHIO Michigan and
virginia mined more gypsum last
Year than all OF the IL states west
~ the Mississippi IN which IT, was
nrnd dnLe1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05

having nut the ban on them.
Amusement parks and nearby
bathing resorts we're crowded.
FARITAN, y. j., July 4.--rresi-
dent Harding spent a safe and sane
but busy Fourth OF July.
Shortly after o'clock the presi-
don't went from the homo of hts
host. Senator Frennghuysen, to The
links OF the Faritan Golf club. where
officials OF the club presented him
with silver water pitcher appro-
priately inscribed.
Afterwards the president visited
the lake on the grounds of the olut
and Christened nine-foot boat
which had been built by the scna
tors son. Joseph >. Frelinshuy
sen. jr.
The balance Of tho presidents
program included round OF goli
on the links and luncheon at ths
Frelinghuyson home at | O'Clock
Invited guests to tho luncheon in
cluded former Governor stokes ot
New Jersey; Senator Walter &
Edge and number OF New JerSc,
state officials
Announoe ement was made that tn.
president and Mrs. Harding would
hold a public reception on the lawr
Of the Frelinghuysen home at
o'clock. People from all parts o.
the state were expected.
President and Mw Harding spen
quiet sunday, Following attend
ance at the Third Dutch Retorme,
church, the president spont the en-
tire afternoon on tho lawn of tn
Frelinghuysen home while member
OF the senatorial delegation AM
Speaker Gillett played golf.
Late In 1.-The evening the presiden
motored through the woods on tn
Duke estate. The presidential part
was augmented SUNDAY evening h
the arrival Of Senator Thomas Ster
ling Of South Dakota, who made
Fourth OF July oration at Bound
brook, near here, today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
CITYS FOURTH
SAFE AND SANE
Dancing In Evening

CONrI%rrp rHON PACE oSr
out of the city had used an automo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
An Ohliging salesman

The woman shopper looked and
looked. but seemed to he unable 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Robert \ -icBir,ry

Funera, Director 92l S Main
Phone Usage lol-456 Adv'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
NATIONS OBSERVE
FOURTH WITH u. S,
CONTINUED PROM FACE ONE

coNTISuED PROM FACE ONE
tions, but nothing approaching ma
tional character.
Most Of tho high officials of the ad
miniPtrntion and mcrbcrs of tho son
ate and house were out OF town and
tho strects wore almost deserted
Even the crack Of the time -honored
firecrackor was absent, the police
having put the ban on them.
Amusement parks and nearby
bathing resorts were crowded.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
.ESTILL MEN HERE
ON BOOZE CHARGES

y dispatch from Irvine to the
Louisville Post had this of inter
est:
less Hamilton was captured
with half gallon of whisky and
on being questioned he said he
had bought it from the ferryman.
]. w. Hoover. \ warrant was
sworn out for Hoover. and Ham
ilton guided the police to his
home where he was caught II the
act OF selling moonshine. Hoover
has been OH the lob for some =
time and was seen by the police
n he passed booze out OF side
window to his customers. He
was placed under arrest and was
taken 20 Richmond where he was
placed in Jail. Charles Huddle-
son and Karl Roger. both Young
men of Irvine. were called on to
act a. deputies and they imme-
diately began Il search for boot
lcggcrS. about II o'clock Mon
day night they were at the Royal
restaurant watching for their
man. one Clarence Jordan. While
there Jordan walked i'll and want
cd To hire a taxi for the other end
OF town. liuddlcSton told him
they would take him. and h said
he had something's to load in. The
things were sixteen onc-half gal
Ion jars OF whisky. When he put
all OF his whisky in the car Young
IIuddlcston told him that he was
under arrest and could go along
with the whisky. He protested
but the angry look OF As
brought him to. his senses. Jor-
dan was taken to Richmond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
JIBES and JEERS FOR
TROOPS AT NEWPORT
Shots Are Fired AS They March
Into Mills But Machine Gun
Quiets Things Quick
tny Associated rres-)

Newport, Dec. 24-Statc troops
detrained here today in connec-
ton with the strike of the steel
workers of the Newport rolling
mill. Two hundred and fifty
men are IN the FIVE companies.
II. III. Denhardt. L veteran OF
overseas service. marched into
the mill amid jccrs Of men, wo--
men and children. The mcu
marched ON needless OF the iibcs.
here are two companies from
Bowling Green commanded by
Captains Alec CLANCY and Conk-
lin Hinton. The London COM
rany l. commanded by Licuten-
ant Ernest Mister, the Barbour
vile company by Captain Dewitt
and the Williamsburg company
by Captain Rob Obley. AS the
troops marched into the plant.
several shots were fired. The
troops were halted AMI a machine
gun set up. After ten minutes
quiet II Was dismantled and ia
ken into the plant. The troops
were sent here by Governor Nor
row on his own initiative.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
JACKSON co. FUGITIVE
FOUND IN FLORIDA
But Will Not Be Sent Back For
Trial In Neighbor County,
Officers Say

A dispatch from Tampa. Fla.
had this of interest in this sec
tion:
Carter Pierson,. in jail at Clear
water, for alleged murder of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Girda Pircson,
and Easton Durrance. a friend,
with whom she danced despite
Persons objections, will not be
turned over to the Jackson coun-
~, KY. authorities. it was an
nounced by Sheriff w. s. Lind
say. y telegram from II. c
Baldwin. prosecuting attorney of
Jackson county, asked that Pier
son be held for Kentucky au-
thorities. wanting him for the
Staying of a man in tha county.
The coroner has held that both
Mrs. Pierson and Durrance died
OF bullet wounds inflicted by Pier
son Saturday night at a barn
dance near Safety Harbor, where
the slayer played banjo in the
orchestra. 1t is alleged that as
the dance ended Pierson put aside
his instrument and opened fire on
Durrance. who returned the fire.
Mrs. Pierson was shot through
the brain as she ran between the
two men. She was the wife ~
Robert Il. Pierson, and prior to
her coming to Florida six years
ago. had lived in El.zabethtown.
and other Kentucky towns Car
son Pierson came to Florida four
months ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
KIRKSVILLE

People in this community are
very busy hog killing.
Mr.. Steve Curtis is spending a
few days in Louisville.
Mr.. Tom Hendren, of Danville.
visited his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Wheeler. last week.
Miss Miree Coy is visiting me-
aunt, Mrs. Richard Burton, in
Danville.
Mrs. Carrie Todd and son, Bur
nett. spent the week-en in Lex
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hendren
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Brakeman.
Rev. Price Christian has Join
ed his wife and son at the home
OF Mrs. Christians mother, Mrs
Josie Whitlock.
A Community Xmas tree viii
be given at the Christian church
on Xmas Eve.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24

! his fingers on the counter SAYING
Il will take that many hundred
for a barrel" adding, 81 WI
knock the head in and let it run
out before I'll take less He told
Drake the barrel contained about
81 gallons.
Drake replied, Schwartz said.
II don't want to fool with any
stolen whisky, you can't ever tell
what is in it." Schwartz said
Homer Kinkead and others said
Drake told them that there were
seven cases of whisky in garage
at 426 South Broadway. He also
said he heard two men who came
into brakes cafe ask for Piercy
aid Dave Clark said that they
were mot going to stay out there
and guard that whisky all night. =
The whisky referred to. he said
was stored in the garage, and
these two men whose names he
did not know were guarding it.
Schwartz said that w. ]. Will
son told him Of buying quant;
ty of whisky in partnership with
another for $1,000 which was
found. after payment had been
made. to be only water. Wilson
said he paid $500 for his part oi
the alleged liquor.
Ollie Carpenter. guard on tut
at Curley's distillery. Camp Nei-
son. when an attempted robber
was frustrated several weeks ago.
said he was positive that Percy
was one of the men who captured
him and carried him toward Mich
olasville. The attorney for the
defense objected on the ground
tha the evidence had no bearin.
on the Ripy case.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
MCKEE

William Turner. who has been
sick. Is no better.
Lucille Collier, student at \. E
II. :. London. iS at home for the
holidays with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ID. G.. Collier.
Walter Creech has been en-
ployed as superintendent OF the
schools and X. Q. Cornelius was
employed a school supervisor
They were both employed ior
term of four years.
Supt. H. +. Minter and Mir
Minter will leave next week fo:
London where Mr.. Minter has
accepted a poSij on "a teacher in
the Normal department of .hC
). Il. NJ. s.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. {. Little hav,
Just returned from Cincinnati.
where they have been visiting
friends and relatives. They also
purchased a line of dry good
and not ons.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
HARDING PARDONS
SOCIALIST DEBs

Washington. Dec. 24-The ter
year prison sentence OF Euger
V. DebS was commuted late Fri
day by President Harding ant
the Socialist leader will be re
leased Christmas Day from At
lanta prison.
Along with Mr.. DebS who was
convicted i'll 1918 OF violat on oi
tine espionage act. the sentence:
OF q other persons serving SEN
tences for violations of war
time laws were commuted 20 eN
pire also on Christmas day.
Five former soldiers. serving
sentences by court martial. were
pardoned.
Debs. who several times was :!
candidate for President. was con
victcd on three counts growing
out of his alleged distractions;
activities during the war.
OF the civilian offenders re-
leased today about one-third. il
was said. were officers and mem
bcrs Of the |. w. w. who had in
d Gated a change in views.
The five soldiers given full par
don are Carl !. Bryan. James a.
O'Dell. Roy Ioungblood. George
Van Glider and b. Richardson.
all serving life terms TO which
they were sentenced while with
the American army ON the Rhine
for the alleged killing OF George
L.anceiield. a former British off
Ger.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Twelve Are Indicted
On Charge of Murder

Jackson, ky., Dec. 24-Iwclvc
men were indicted by the grand
jury ON charges of murder grow
ing out OF the election day fight
in the Clayholc precinct. Breath
lit county. Six men were killed
in this fight which was of ppliti-
cal origin and no voting wa
done. French Combs. Shade
Combs. Leslie Combs, and Geo.
Allen were named in one indict-
ment as the men who are alleged
to have killed George Mcintosh.
republican election official. WIZ
Barnett. Andy Barnett. Willie
Davis. Marion Barnett. and Ed
Combs were named in three 9TH
or indictments charging them
with killing Ethen Allen. Cleve
Combs and Arbury Combs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
CENTRAL HOUSES
GO IN POOL, TOO
Burley Association To Complete
Work of Obtaining Title To
Houses At Once
Ey Associated Press)

U;y Associated Press)
Lexington, KY, Dec. 23-Prc-
senting practically united front
the warchousemen of the Central
Kentucky district today signed a
contract transferring their plants
to the control of the Burley To-
bacco Growers Cooperative AS
sociation under lease until the
corporation provided for in eacl
OF the four districts in the star
can be organized. Full title will
pass to the association June 18th
next. in the case OF the ware
housemen who desire to sell
Plants not for sale will be lease
at a rental OF eight percent ne;
to the owners.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Congress has adjourned until
January third.
Rail rates are to be cut 10 per
cent after January lst.
Three young women led a dry
agent in a raid on a still in Bar
rem county.
Lee county produced the most
oil during last month, Warren
rext and Allen third.
Bad debts may be deducted in
oommuting income taxes for the
year 1921. according to Wash
ington.
Reports to the Agricultural
Department at Washington show
the worlds cotton output Is the
smallest since 1900.
An explosion OF natural gas i'll
a store in Columbus, Ohio. killed
three Christmas shoppers and in
jured thirty-four others.
+ A monster whale off the coast
of New York has excited the
people of that city as much as ii
it were hostile submarine.
Twenty two prisoners were
freed from the Kentucky penn
tentiaries on parole. among the
number being several life prison
RS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Here's American Plan for
Submarine Limitation
OEy Associated press)

Washington. Dec. "a - The
american plan for limitation OF
submarines presented to the Ma
val Armament Committee ol the
five powers of the Washinetoi
conference today. limits Grea;
Britain and the United States to
60.OO0 tons and permits the cX-
listing tonnage of 1900 for
France. $1,000 for Japan and b.
900 tons for Italy. The British
proposal for abolishment of sub
marines is said to have been p'ac-
ed ON file without definite act.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
MRS. WILKE BAXTER
PEACEFULLY SLEEPS

After many weeks OF illness.
which she bore with beautiful
Christian fortitude and patinece
the spirit Of Mrs. w. p. Baxter
winged its flight into the portals
OF Heaven. Friday. December q.
She was born November Q. 1865
and had she lived until Christmas
Dav she and Mr.. Baxter would
have reached their Saith we1din"
anniversary. but He who know
eth best. has taken her until Him
self. where there will be no more
pain or sorrow.
Mrs. Baxter had spent mos
her life in this community. BY
her loving. amiable disposition
made friend OF everyone. Even
when suffering the most intense
pain. she had the same cheerft,
greeting for those with whom she
came in contact. She became 4
member of the Christian church
when d child. and to its teach-
ings was always devoted and
faithful. She Is survived by her
husband. Mr.. Wilke u. Baxter
one sister. Mrs. John Burton. OF
Anderson county.
Funeral services will be held at
the First Christian church this
Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. conducted by DIR. Carpen-
ten. = Interment i'll Richmond
cemetery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
ADMINISTRATION STILL
AGAINST THE BONUS
nEy Assoelated I,ress,

Washington. Dec. 24-Secreta-
~ Mellon today formally an
nounced that the Treasury'S at
titudc toward soldier bonus has
not changed since last July when
ne wrote letter To- Senator
FrelinghuySen stating enactment
of bonus legislation would he a
serious injury and loss To- tho
whole country and virtually dc
feat the administrations program
of rStrcnchreut and economy"
He also said the treasury i not
considering tax ON light wines
and beer. a a means of raising
revenue To meet the bonus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
No Paper Monday

As Monday, Dec. 10Th, is
be ng taken as the legal
Christmas holiday this year.
the Daily Register will is
sue no paper on Monday.
1t is always customary 10
give its faithful employees 4
holiday on Christmas. and.
like the Postoffice. Banks
and most other business
houses. it will suspend work
for the day. Monday.
To its many friends who
have made the Daily Reg
ister success for the four
wears OF It's lfe-it over
looked birthday on Dec.
|. l92l-it extends the COM
pliments OF the season: with
all good wishes for a Merry
Christmas. and peace and
prosperity in the New Year.
and may the blessings OF
the good God lie with YOU
all.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Bethurum Stops Blincce

Louisville, Dec 24EFederal
prohibition agents here. chiefly
George II. Blincoe. who. it is
charged. recently fired shots at
motorists when they failed to
stop at night on highways. today
were unuder orders, issued by
Judge J. b. Bethurum. Assistant
State Prohibition Director. and
legal adviser to the State Direc.
tor, to cease firing on automobiles
pending further instruction from
Washington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Still Under Richmond Prices

Lexington is still way under
the Richmond market. The Her
aid said Saturday that a total of
1.O2o.o3O pounds have been sold
at the Jewell Tobacco Ware
house since the opening of the
sale ten days ago, at an average
of S2Oo5. making total of SILL
977 81. Friday there was slight
Improvement in the market over
that of Thursday. The average
was SOFA hundred for 12S,25C
pounds. a total of Sc, $3.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Middiesboro Council Woman
Takes Up Study of Law

Middlesboro, KY. Dec. "a
Mrs. Rosemary Perceful. Mid
dlesboro's first councilwoman,
has achieved her life's ambition
She VIII help to make the laws
the city in which she makes her
home. The mother OF three chill
dren. active in club circles. ano
doing her own housework. =
still finds time to study law. She
holds a diploma from the Univer-
sity of Chicago and in her cole
days completed courses at TIVE
schools of oratory.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Lost Children Sleep
Under Shrubs In Park

Louisville. KY. Dec. 24-The:r
childish fear of darkness was pr.
to flight by the sandman. and Ed
ward Grimes, I. and his sister
Catherine. 10. slept peacefully ii,
sheltering underhrush of Boone
Park. They lost their way while
returning from the home of their
aunt. Fright gripped them for
a time, but they were sleepy. So
they crept beneath thick under
brush and were asleep when
found.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
WIND STORM TAKES
HEAVY TOLL IN SOUTH

Monroe. la. Dec. % r One
white woman and six negroes arc
reported killed and several per-
sons injured i'm a storm which
swept MorehouSe Parish near
here today. Reports from Green
county. Mississippi. sad three nc
groes arc believed killed and near
~ a score injured in a tornado
which demolished buildings on
the Lewis and Sutton plantations
near there.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Ohio On Rampage

Louisville, Ky, Dec. 24-The
Ohio river reached flood stage
here for Christmas and indica-
tions point to considerable rise
beyond the danger mark but
weather bureau officials hesitate
to estimate the crest. \ hun
dred and fifty families in low
places are prepared today to
move out. Small streams in this
vicinity are raging torrents while
up river points reports said flood
conditions are approaching.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
Tornado In Tennessee

Memphis. Tenn. Dec 24-One
white man and eight negroes
were X He'd and more than a score
injured and property damage Is
roughly estimated at 100000.
were the known results of a wind
storm late yesterday in farming
settlements in Crittenden county.
Arkansas. across the Mississippi
river from this city.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24

San Diego. Calf, Dec. "a a
large crowd of former Kentuck-
ians was on hand at the Santa
Fe station to welcome the Centre
College squad on its arrival for
the contest December 20 with the
University of Arizona. The field
at the city stadium where the
the game is to take place, is still
soaked from recent rains.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
"Bo's" Plans

Los Angeles. Calf, Dec. 81 -
Alvin (BO) McM.llin said. that
while he had agreed to coach q
college team in Shreveport. La.
for three years, beginning mex
fall. he would remain at Centre
after his graduation in Februar'
To coach track and basketball
players for spring contests.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-24
HEAVY RAINS STOP
RURAL CARRIERS

Heavy rains "f the past icv
days and nights have swollen
streams all over this section.
Many rural route carriers have
been unable To complete thcie
routes and Christmas mail has
therefore been greatly delayed.
Predictions now are for cold
weather over Christmas.