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ARRIVED.

str George washlngt H. Bremen Sen. ~
eqa Hn,sG sGusnamp'iP s.sos nss snd % % the
ond and 63l third Sass passeneeis. mails
aRa s,r ''iSre Frsderik Me9' ", Pler p uobossn. ~.
G.. with i4s Us. ssi second and ei5 ihlrd
sss,s Ca, Pss,ene s7,s -. malls and mdsc. Went to
Aovt Q, lau' <treet, Hob oxen.
etr EstoL n (Dan). Libau Sept ic. Danzig
lith ana Copenhagen 18th, TO the East
AT'auc tS,lh -. With first. 35 second and go
Went. y pier 3. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
.s,< Algeria CBD, Glasgow Sept II, 20 the
Str Tsorinina utaD. Genoa Sept 10 and
ssaples 18th. W the Italia America, with
passengers and mdse
sir Neyisian tBr. Liverpool Sept ~. 20 tho
White star Line. IN ballast. Went TO pier
Str Exeter City (Br), Bristol Sept 6, 70
Chns w Hall e sons. with mdso.
Str pannedaike. Hamburg Sept TO-
ST.. Gasconier r3rl. Antwerp sept 10. 10
nc b.oya Royal Beige, IN ballast. Went TO
str rlpon, vibore Sep, and Bres. fc,h. 10
the Susqueha ma Steamship Co. with mdce.
Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier 90. Brook
iyn.
Str Greifryda tBr,. 81 Nazaire sept and
Transatiantique. with mdse Went to pier
~. North River.
str oscoda. DunIsiris sept IL. 70 the Cos
sir SYRIA snipRs Rrs Ma MsrsellIcl ~in n'qss Seq, and
Malaga iith. to James W EweIl & co. with
ndse. Went 70 foot u sist strcct, Brooklyn.
Str Mydrecnt (DutcD, pasagos Sept .. 10
IN Van Ormcrcn Corporation. In ballast.
Vert 70 Morse's dry doek, Brooklyn.
Str Thomas Krag tNorl, Smyrna Aug 70
and hlEiers Sept !. TO the National Ner.
chants Marine Co. with rldsc. Went to foot
~ Columbia street. Brooklyn.
str Springfield. Portland. q, via Charles.
ton and Philadelphia. 20 NJ ~ Tracy Co.
Went % pier 2, Army Ease. Hrooklyn.
Str Maracnibo. LaRunyra Sept ~. Mara
calDo 10th, Curacao 18th and MayaEuez 2ist
10 Bliss, Dallctt & Co, with 80 passengers.
ms lis and mdsc. Went to New York Dock
Co's pier II. Brooklyn.
Str vinton County. Nevis Sep, T. Porto
Colombia 18th. Kingston 10Th and Port An
mdce. Went to pier 7. East River
btr zacapa, Porto Barrios Sept -. TruSillo
10th. Tcia 18th. Kingston 2fst and Santiago
22d. 10 the United Fruit Co. with IS passen-
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Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York at 6 PM as follows:
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. str So
MONA. Sept 20.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. ctr MAT
SONIA, Sept so.
Hawaii and Guam. Via San Francisco,
A 4 SHERMAN, Sept 80
China texccpt SHANGHAI City,. French
1ndo-China and Netherlands East Indies
except Sumatra). via Seattle. str IXioN.
Oct /.
Japan, Corea. China and Siberia. via
Seattle, str FUSHIMA MARU, Oct ..
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria. BIC
str MAKCRA, Oct 3.
Japan, Corea. China. French Indo-china
Netherlands East indies texcept Sumatra)
and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and
Victoria, &c. str EMPRESS OF ASIA. Oct
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tParcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates: MoulSden
Sept 9, Kobe 9th and Yokohama 10th. which
arrived per str Africa Maru. were des-
patched east from Seattle on Sept "a and
are due In New York the morning OF
Thursday, Sept 20.
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,oiher parts, OF Hayti y. via Cape Hsyti.
Port de Paix, Gonaives, Port au Prince.
Miragoane and Aux Cages. str GREAT
FALLS. L. NJ.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30.
North Brazil. Iqultos. Pernambuco. Para
hyba. Natal, cabcdello, Maceio. Bahia and
Sergtpe tother parts of Brazil ~ via Para
AM.
North Brazil. Iqu!,os. Pernambuco. Para
hyba. Natal. Maceio and Cabedello. VIA
Para. Manaos. Maranham. ceara. Pernan-
5ueo; Maceio. Cabedcllo and Natal. str
POLYCARP, Il NJ.
Cape Hayti. Port de PaiS. Gonaives and
~ Marc Curacao. Venezuela and other
parts OF fiayu y. via Cape Hayti. Port dc
paix. Gonaiyas. St Marc. Port au Prince.
Petit aioavc, Miragoane, Jeremie. Aux Cages
Jacnlei. Curacao. Maracaibo. Puerto Cabc,lo
aad Laguayra. str ASTREA. 10 AM.
Hayt! texcept Cape Hayti and Port de
PaiN. Canal Zone Panama. Salvador
prints, &c). Nicaragua Except East Coast) /,
AInapaia City,. Choluteca (also prints. &C.
for Sacaome, Tcgucigalpa and Yuscaran). In
Honduras Cauca and Narino departments
OF Colombia and Ecuador (other parts Of
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador y,
Via Port Prince and Cristobal. str GEN
w GORGAS (sea posD. 1880 Pm (sup
] 80 PM).
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PASSENGER STEAMERS sAILFaA

CANADA (Fr). from Marseilles ed 4or New
York.
cARMANIA tBD. from Liverpool. 27th for
New York.
cAsERTA QtaD. from Naples 21st for
Montreal.
HELLIG oLAv tpan). from Copenhagen Esd
for New York.
POLoNIA dam. from Libau, Goth for New
York.
PREsIDENTE WILSON UtaD, from Patras
2lst for New York.
VAUBAN (Br). from Rio Janeiro Goth for
New York.
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Dangers TO Navigation.

tReportod TO the photographic office.I
Sept %, Hog Island light, va. bearing
about 10 miles 26J deg uruel. n buoy. con-
sisting OF three corks, with perch mounted
about 10 feet above II.
Sept 25, lat 81 80, lon "a ~. large spar
projecting about feet out OF water.
Sept "a. lat Fl O.. lon IA IL, wreckage.
Crhia is probably the same wreckage that
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CLOSING OF MAILS

mails WI promptly as Indicated
andy foreign
la
Is
Of a
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

BERGENsFJORD (Nor), at Chrlstiania 21sx.
EMPRESS OF ASIA (BD. at Yokohama
24th
GOLDEN STATE, at Manila 26tl,.
KING ALEXANDER tBr) passed Gibraltar
10Th.
EkOoNLAND. at Plymouth 9th.
LlTUANIA DAM, at Danz!g 2fst.
MONGOLIA, at Hamburg 23d.
NIEUW AMSTERDAM (Dutch), at RoAter-
dam 2Tth.
OSCAR ii dam, at Copenhagen 27tn.
SANTA TERESA, at Callao 10th.
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DROPPING OF TIME BAyr

NEW YORK, Sept 21-The time BIZ n aho,s
the Navigation and Marine T. <inee riny
School OF the Seamen's Church ] <sit,,,e 81
South street, dropped to-day at Sxact noon
l5ih meridian. or houra slow n C;reenvvicb
mean time. Any one desiring rrrect Green
3GnO """s SiSei
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NJ. Sept 2I-Baromoter at
noon. 29.SS inches: wind. WNW. strong
breeze; weather, fine: temperature. 81 deg
Fair.
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was reported on sept cs In lat 20 53. Ion
rs Oo.)
Sept IS. lat % 50. Ion o. 10. a spar. pro-
jecting about feet out OF water. appar-
emily attached TO submerged wreckage.
Sept o, lat 45 33. Ion 35 %. mast. pro-
jecting about feet out of water. appar-
emily attached 10 submerged wreckage.
Sept 20. lat 81 "a. lon o5 IL, capsized
dcrelict wooden schooner.
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WHALEMEN.

| NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Sept 25--Arrived,
! schr Margaret, Atlantic Ocean (with about
| 100 barrels sperm oiD
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neavs Office is in
the Barge Office. Ship Information ciuen by U s.
Shipping Board Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTENRTT, %.

Bermuda. via Hamilton. str FORT ST
GEORGE, 6 80 AM.
Trinidad and Ciudad Bolivar Curacao and
other parts OF Venezuela ~ via Trinidad,
Carupano. Laguayra. Puerto Cabello. cura-
Gao and Maracaibo, str HELLAS, ] 80 PM.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. vin
turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
Sanchez. La RoTana, San Pedro de Ma
coris. San Domingo City. Azua and Bara
hona, str HURON. II 80 AM fs,ip l. NJ -
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 90.
Yucatan and Campeche tCuba and other
parts OF Mexico y. via Havana, Progreso,
Vera Cruz and Tanlpico: also parcel post
mail for the Mexican States of Campeche,
Chiapas, Guerrero, Hidalgo. Mexico. More
los. Oaxaca, Puebla, Tlaxcaia, Vera Cruz
and Yucatan. str ORIZABA. 1880 AM +.
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mARrNE--rom SALE on WANTED.

THE MARINE NEWS t2e water st., New
yorlt) for October Is out. Contains a vast
fund Of Information for shipbuilders, ship
owners, steamboat, tug ond barge owners:
captain and engineers, &C. Send IS eents In
stamps or coin FOR n copy.
FOR SALE-i20 IT, seam freight boat. 200
tons. It. In. draft: $4,000. MCINTOSH
AGENCY, " broadway. Bowling Green 1867.
FOR SALE, BARGAIN. steamer. freight and
passenger. 100 n. Box 43G. New Haven. CT.
FOUND ~ sea, 10 n. launch. HARRY
O'BEIRNE. 727 ID av.. Brooklyn.
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Transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER e.

Spain. Italy. Greece and Jugosavia (speci-
ally addressed only. via Cadiz. Naples. Pa
tras and Dubrovnk: also parcel post mails
FOR Spain, Canary Islands. Ceuta. Melila.
Tangier in Morocco. Greece and Jugosayia,
str ARGENTINA. 10 AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia (Nor-
way y. via Plymouth. Cherbourg and
Bremen; also parcel post mails for Great
Britain. Ireland. France. Germany. Austria.
Czechoslovalia, Hungary. Switzerland and
other countries. str AMERICA (seapost). /.
1890 AM tsup I. NJ ID.
Italy and Jugosayia 90. via Palermo. Ma
for Italy and Jugoslavia. str SAN CiIORGlO.
$50 AM.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
Germany. via Hamburg: also parcel post
mails for Germany. Austria, Czechosiovakia.
Hungary and Switzerland, str MOUNT
CARROLL, 10:30 AM.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80.
Azores Islands. Madeira and Gibraltar
Gtaly and Portugal -. via Ponta Delgada,
Funchal. Lisbon. Gibraltar and Naples: also
parcel post mails for Azores Islands. Portu-
gal and Gibraltar, str CANCPIC, 8 80 AM.
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany,
Lithuania. Iatvia. Esthonia and Finland.
Via Bergen, Stasanger and Christiania: also
parcel post mails for Norway, str STAVEN-
CERFJORD, $3.50 AM (sup . AM ~.
Italy tt. via Naples and Genoa. str
DANTE ALIGHIERI. 1890 AM.
Azores Islands. Madeira and Gibraltar
Qtaly and Portugal ~ via ponta Delgada
Funchal. Lisbon. Gibraltar and Naples: by
rail- 70 Boston, Mass, and thence by str
CANoPlC. : PM.
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Bound East.

<hr Blake tBr). South Amboy for Char
h <tetown, PEI.
'schr A II Comeau (Br). Por, Reading for
Halifax.
Schr Laforrest l. Simmons. New York for
Taunton.
Tugs Susan A Moran. towing 4 barges lat
1916 PM; Perth Amboy. with . tat 2:i5
PM Suamico. with (at 6:i5 AND.
Sailed .Ith, schr Maid of Canada (Br).
from Elizabethport for Halifax.
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Steamers Due in New y
DUE SEPTEMBER %.
DUE SEPTEMBER 20.

Adriatic, Southampton .lst. 49,. White Star
Ascutney. Algicrs 9th. " s Shipping Boa rd
Comus, New Orleans 24th. Southern Fac
Delavan. Londonderry 13th.. Moore & McC
II Victoria, Bermuda 9th. .Furncss- Bermuda
kenowis. Hamburg 1ith... Kerr SIS Co
Patria. Palermo 18th. Fabre Line
Scythia. Liverpool 21st. Cunard Line
Touma, Port Talbot 18th. w r Grace & Co
Topdalsfjord. Bergen 18th. Norweg Am
Turrialoa, Kingston 9th. -. United Fruit
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph.l

ASTORIA, O, Sept 26-Arrived. strs Liv-
erpool Maru tJap), Kobe for United King
dam; Natal dam. Cardiff; Anglo Saxon
(Br), Shields.
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PASSIl3 CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str calvir/ Austin. Boston for New York.
Schr Je E.ie l. Leach. Windsor. Ms. for
lumber Esm ao with amesr s,,,,s to the blanchard
Tugs Peerless. with . barges tat TAI
AND Yartan. with ) (at 7:25 AND; Revere.
with kIat 80 AND.
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DUE SEPTEMBER 20,
Almanac for New York Sept. 2s.

Sun rises....... 3 40 Moon rises. 2 20 AN
Sun sets........ - Moon sets. 3 53 PM
TIME or HIGH WATER SEPTEMBER IS.
Sandy Hook; ....... 20 AN q PM
Governors Island. 49,. 4 - AM 9 II PM
Hell Gate (Astoria)... IL AN : IL PM.
The time given in the above table Is EassA
ern standard time and Is furnished BY ~
United States Coast and Cieode,i. 3srvey. =
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS

=
Passenger ~
Service
when you are going to travel by water
inis Fall book your passage In ships
that sail under the American flag.
They are fast and luxurious. sailing
to all parts Of the world. These ships
are the symbol of perfect comfort ut
sea--Amerira's idea of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
Plymouth, BouIogue and London
From New York
Centennial State
Oct. 11-Nov. f5--Dec. IS
Panhandle state
Oct. .5--Nov. 2G-Dcc. -
Bremen and Danxig
From New York
Potomac
Nov J--Dcc. "a
Hudson
Oct. fS--Dec. )
f,ssnress Matoika
Oct. 23-Dec. 10
Plymouth. chcrbonrg and Bremen
America
sept. 2S-Nov. I. 20
George Washington
Oct. 1-Nov. 3--Dec.
United States Lines, Inc, 45 Broadway.
Whitehall 205o.
South America
Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and Bucnos Aires
From New York
Southern Cross
Oct. l
Aeoius
Oct. Is
Huron
Oct. 81
Munson 8. 8. Lines, 67 Wall ST., N. Y.
Bowling Green 1900.
Far East
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon. Singapore. Co.
From, San Francisco
Empire state
Oct.
Wolverine State
Oct. 10
Pacific Mail 8. $. Co.. Hanover So,
N. Y. Tel. Bowling Green 1880.
Honolulu: Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai, Hong
Silver state
Nov. 26
Wenatchce
Oct. II
Keystone state
Nov. 5
Tho Admiral Line, IL State St., N. Y.
From san Francisco
Empire state
Oct. 8
Hoosier state
Oct. IL
Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.. Hanover Sd. n. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1850.
Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana. Canal. Fort Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
Hawkeye state
Nov. 20-Jan. IS
Buckeye State
Oct S--Dec. 17-Feb. -
Matson Navigation Co.. 100 Market ST..
San Francisco. Cal. 10 South Gay St.,
Baltimore, Md.
US. SHIPPING BOARD
Essakingscn 2Gh, 1
k-a-nsai -&A8Ha
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ExcUxsroNs and ToURs.

CONTINUED ON NEXT PACED
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
BALDWIN

Miss Ruth Mae Burrus visited
Miss Amanda Jane Burrus, Vi
Million, Saturday night.
Mrs. J. D. Jones was the guest
of Mrs. J. w. Curry, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Burrus
spent Sunday with Mrs. w. M
Burrus of Million.
Misses Alma and Eta Fay
Sanders were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Kanatzar, Saturday
night.
Bethel school closed Friday
with a good attendance. Miss
Matte Tudor, of Valley View
was the principal teacher. She
has taught here two years and
says she enjoyed teaching here
We hope we may have her to
teach for us again.
People are very busy i'll this
vicinity planting corn.
Misses Christine and Margaret
Jones visited Eta Fay Sanders
Sunday afternoon.
There will be preaching at An
tioch Saturday night, Sunday ant
Sunday night, May 7, conducted
by Rev. w. |. Peel, of Nicholas
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burrus mo
tored to Lexington Thursday.
A large crowd from here at
tended court at Richmond Mon
day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
KENTUCKY'S new
RED CROSS QUOTA
Try associated Press)

Cleveland o., May 5-Quotas
of garments and layettes to be
produced for the hundreds OF
thousands of waits of Central and
Eastern Europe by volunteer
workers of the American Red
Cross have just been announced
for the Lake Division. which
embraces Kentucky. Indiana
Ohio, Michigan and West Virgin
ia. The division quota of 300,0CC
garments for children up to Il
years of age and $4,000 layettes
las been divided as follows:
Kentucky, $4,000 garments am
5000 layettes Ohio, 100000 gar
'nents and $4,000 layettes; Indi.
ma, 10000 garmets and $50
layettes; Michigan, z00C0 gar
ments and $500 layettes, an6
West Virginia, $4,000 garment
and 5000 layettes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
DREYFUS

Rev. Freeman filled his regu
lar appointment here saturda
aud Sunday.
Miss Lennie Winkler is visitin'
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Todd, d
Newly.
The school closed at this plac'
Friday.
Miss Kate Gum is visiting rel
atives at Brassheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Todd spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Merri
McNelley at Big Hill.
Mr.. John Kelley and Mrs. Ell;
Riddell, both of this place, wer
married Thursday.
Miss Verlia Clark who is teach
ing at Newly is expected hom
Saturday.
Miss Anna Robinson who TN
derwent an operation for remova
of her tonsils, is slowly improv
ing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
1t Must Pay To Advertise

New York, May 5-Newspaper
advertising throughout the coun-
try increased in value during
1920 to more than $2OO,0O0,G00,
an advance of $50,O00,000 over
that of the previous year, the
Bureau of Advertising of the
American Newspaper Publish
ers' Association reported Mon
day. The report, approved by
the committee in charge. will be
submitted to the association IN
convention here Wednesday.
Newspaper advertising space has
gained in favor as a medium OF
results and of sure economy, the
committee reported. Increase OF
service to advertisers has made
the opening of the San Francisco
office to supplement the Chicago
and New York offices. Plans
for the new office will be submit
ted Wednesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
MUSIC
CLUBS IN MEETING
Delegates Gather Here From All
Over District With Delight
full Program Ahead

The sessions of the Federated
Music Clubs opened at l 30 on
Thursday, when Mrs. B. l.. Mid
delton, Kentucky State president,
welcome the guests with lunch
eon-musicale at her home in Ian
caster avenue.
A programs was given. led ~
Mrs. Harvey Chenault. including
the Cecilian Club members and
several guests. Miss Eugenia
Harrington, of the Louisville Con
servatory, played all exquisite
number, and Miss Higgins and
Miss Carpenter, Of Stanford, with
Miss Cynthia Dawson, contribut-
ed a lovely vocal selection. At a
O'Clock private cars were waiting
to take the guests to Berea, who
on the return trip were entertain
ed by Mrs. T. d. Chenault, Jr., at
Cumberland View on the Big Hill
road. Thursday night at 8 o'clock
the initial business session will be
called in the Bible School auditO-
RUM Of First Christian church.
There will be a musical program
also by the guest artists and the
public is invited. There are Is del
egates enrolled, representing II
iclubs, and Richmond is giving
them a warm welcome.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
revolutionary WAR
PRICES WERE UP, TOO
lBy Associated Prags)

Louisville, Ky, May 5-Whis-
ky formerly sold in Kentucky al
SIS half pint, and at the time
national prohibition was an TN
heardof regulation. Corn was
cheaper, a gallon being wortl
$40. These prices were regulated
by the court, composed of the
most reputable citizens of Jeffer-
son county soon after the revo-
lutionary war.
Early recoFis of the court con
tain the following quotations:
"The court doth set the follow.
ing rates to he observed by or
dinary keepers i'll the county, to
wit:
whisky SIS the half pint; ;
diet at $12; lodgings in feather
bed, So; stablage or pasture, one
night; ST."
The price OF whisky compare
favorably with that Of the boot
leg article in kentucky today anC
the price OF meals and lodging:
with that of the highest pricec
hosteleries in the state today, ex-
cept that travellers in those day,
usually paid if Continental mon
ey which was not worth grea
deal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
Slayer, After Three
Escapes, Is On Trial

Whitesburg, Ky. May Al
ter three escapes. Redwine Hol-
land is on trial here for a mt,r-
der committed three years ago
The first flight was when Holland
eluded officers and took to the
hills afoot after killing a man al
Jenkins. Arrested in Hamilton
o., he leaped from a rapidly
moving train while in custody oi
officers returning him here.
Captured again in Breathitt
county, his former home, he
brought his examining trial to al
abrupt end by dashing through
the court house window here. HI
was rearrested several days ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
Lead Us To 1t
(By Associated Press1

Georgetown, Ky, May 5-The
old Chicken dinner for seventy
five cents" sign is back again. A
Georgetown restaurant this week
resurrected the sign, which was
discarded during the war and is
now featuring its chicken dinners
at the old popular price. The
menu, besides chicken, includes
mashed potatoes, asparagus tips,
on toast, green peas in timbales.
sliced tomatoes, baked apples
with marshmellows, Waldorf sa-
lad. strawberries with ice cream
and coffee, iced tea or milk.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
ALLIES ALTIMATUM
SENT TO GERMANY
(By ai~ oc:Asrd Fress)

London, May 5.-The Allied ul-
timatum summoning Germany to
reply by May II at the latest,
whether she will perform her un-
filled obligations under the Yer
Isaillees treaty, primarily as to
payment of reparations to the Al
lied powers. was issued today.
| The terms for Germany's pay
ment of her debt will be given to
her tomorrow. Meanwhile, Ger
many is notified the Allies will
continue with necessary prelimi-
naries for occupation of the Ruhr
valley.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
MAGISTRATES LOWER
COUNTY TAX RATE
Pleasing Action is Taken by Fis-
cal Court at Meeting-To
Build More Pike

Madison county taxpayers VIII
undoubtedly appreciate the help
given them by the members of
the Fiscal Court at its regular
meeting Tuesday when 5 cents
on each $100 worth OF property
was cut from the county tax rate.
The reduction in the county rate
was from 95 cents the last year
to 90 cents. The members of the
court tried hard to make 10 cent
reduction. They sliced the county
school levy from 40c to 35c but
the County Board of Education,
which has the power to get what
it asks for under the law,
wouldn't stand for it, SO the
school levy stays at 40c. The
tax levy is divided up as follows !:
School fund ...... .40c
r. r. Refunding bonds ,.... Sc
Turnpike refunding bonds =. 2c
General fund .....>......... Zoe
Turnpike fund ...>... 25c
And poll tax ........ .$1.5o
In addition to fixing the annual
tax levy, the Fiscal Court passeo
upon a number of road cases, and
allowed several miles of new pike
Upon request of ]. w. Teater
and other citizens of that vicinity
the court directed County RoaG
Engineer Baxter to repair the
Kirksville and Kentucky river
road and to put a crew of men
on it at once.
The court voted to place a.
bridge over Tate's creek on the
road from the Tate's Creek pike
to the Barnes Mill pike. Mr.,
Parks will pay quarter of the
cost of the bridge and the fill
necessary.
The court allowed $2GO for re-
pair of the Big Hill road No. 20l
upon request of John McHIone.
Engineer Baxter was directed
to investigate the conditions on
the road from Pamela to the Es-
till line. M. A. Logsdon. Mr.,
Richardson and others brought
this to the attention of the court
The court allowed $3.50 to.
build mile of pike from Z. T.
Fish's scales to the Menalus pike.
w. II. James petitioned the court
for this road. Upon request OF
J. n. Sallee and others the court
voted $1,000 for the road from
Morris Bogie's residence to the
Kentucky river.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-05
EDENTON

A number of farmers of this
community have finished planting
corn.
Miss Bessie Hughes, of Grab
Orchard, was at home for week
end visit to her mother, Mrs.
Mary T Hughes.
Robert and Otis Teater were i'll
Lexington Monday
Quite number Of people here
attended court at Richmond
Monday.
Mr.. Walter Tudor had the mis-
fortune of falling over a culvert
and breaking his arm.
Miss Flossie Warren and No
len Warren, of Newly, spent
Sunday with their aunt, Mrs
Hattie Davis.
The school of this place closed
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Teater
were weekend guests of the lat
ters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murphy