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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-07
SOUTH Church HAS |
BUSY YEAR PLANNED
Prominent Speakers Coming
First Weekday Meeting Held

Plans for the year were outlined at
the noon meeting and luncheon Of the
Woman's association of the South
Congregational church today. The
South church has started on very
active program, dating from the first
of this month and continuing through
cut the winter.
At the meeting today the work of
six departments, foreign missions,
home missions, social, parish and young
Nomen's auxiliary and children, was
outlined and budget presented. A
complete schedule of dates will be
given out a little later. Those already
arranged are: The first Monday of
Zach month, supper and business of
the young women's auxiliary; the first
Thursday is reserved for church sup
pers; the second Friday for foreign
missionary meetings.; the fourth Fri
day in October, January, March and
May, home missionary meetings.
Daes are not yet arranged for the
| nome missionary sewing meetings, but
boxes for home missionaries will be
packed, sewing for the parish and
hospital will be done.
On Sunday morning, October 16, in
accordance with the vote of the stand
ing committee, the annual Offering for
the A. M. E. Zion church will be
made. 1t is desired to obtain $40
! which is the share of :. the South
| church of that which the churches of
the city are asked each year to con-
! tribute to the work which the Zion
| church does for the colored people.
Last night the much talked of
| weekday church school was started Of
| f1cially with a much larger attendance
than was first anticipated. DIR. Hill
spoke of Bethlehem and Jerusalem as
he saw them. Following his sermon
| of last Sunday, the first of a series OF
sermons on "Some Searching Questions
| of Christian Faith when he talked
on "a Question of Quality" Rev. DR.
George w. c. Hill will take as his sub.
ject for the rest of the month the fol.
lowing:
October "a Question Of Loca
ton; October ia Question of Ad
justmenl''; October PA Question
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-07

Victrolas and Records, Henry Morans.

.advt.
At hearing on the bankrupt estate
Of Peter Rosa, former keeper Of the
bicycle shop on East Main street, held
in Hartford yesterday, John Ross,
trustee was ordered to dispose of the
business within two weeks to satisfy
claims Of the creditors
Rapps Capitol Park Orch, of Hart
ford last appearance in Conn. So do
not fail to attend and hear New Eng
lands greatest dance orch. at State
Armory, Fri. eve.-advt.
1 Stella Rebekah lodge, 1. o. o. F..
will observe ladies night at the
meeting this evening.
Rupp's Capitol Park Orch. of Hart
ford at State Armory, Fri. eve.-advt.
R. H. Erwin was granted a permit
to add two stores at 436 Main street
The estimated cost Of the work is
$1,000.
Girls Coats at Besse- Leland's.-advt
First Friday devotions were held in
the Catholic churches today. Masses
were held at $50 and a. M, and
Holy Hour devotions will be held at
s o'clock this evening.
Theron w. Hart, pianist, organist,
song coach, has resumed teaching.
Phone 143-5.-advt.
A third anniversary requiem mass
for Seamon Joseph Kelly was cele-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-07
BETTER TIMES ARE
HEADED THIS WAY
American Bankers, at Convention,
See Golden Crest of Prosperity
Coming.

Los Angeles, Oct. BROAD in its
optimism and saturated with predic-
tons that the golden crest of pros
perity is slowly but with certainty
approaching the United States on an
incoming tide of better times, the
47th annual convention of the Amer
lean Bankers association entered
upon its final session today
Four important reports and two
speeches were upon the final program
which marked its close by installation
of officers. Most important among
the reports was that of the reso1u-
tons committee embodying sugges-
tons fro: the executive council as
we'll as fr I'M the six divisions of the
associations
The savings bank division last
night adopted resolutions deprecat-
ing agitation for an enlarged system
of postal savings banking paying an
increased rate of interest and pro-
testing against any registration to
| that end the resolution says:
1T is the sense of this division that
it is not proper function of the gov
eminent to engage in a competitive
system of savings banking, the ex-
pense of which is to be betrayed by
taxation"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-07

dore Roosevelt and Jacob Riis; Dis
trict Attorney Of New York city, James
E. Smith, Esq, who will speak on
Tammany Hall and the politics of New
York. On Feb. IA the famous Flon-
zaley Quartette will return for con-
cert, and negotiations are under way
for other musical entertainments
through the year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-07

brated at o'clock this morning at st.
Joseph's church.
Jester has great buys at his clean
In used car sale. 1913 Arch St.-advt
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-07

Now that the cold weather has asserted itself and is
really here should not put off your fall and winter
suit purchase longer Take advantage of this sale and
attractive suits in this city than those
showing Workmanship materials and Innings
quisite and we strongly recommend them.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-07
PRATT, HARTFORD
+
Saturday For Euerywoman
OW-PROHT SALE
GHGRADE FALL SUITS

At this particular time, early in the sale
of suits this store is unusual, but stimulus
business for Saturday offer this exceptional sale of
and enabled do only by sacrificing part of
profit This willing do that you may be better
served and pleased.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
MAY FIRE ALL
MIDDLESBOR0 COPS

NliAd.c>bur.. N"v. l5-[n-
uuumcemcnt Na> made here TODAY
that group oi citiz,n- viii ask
Mavor T.. =. Ilclburu aud the
titN Commissioners L. di~yuarpv
t'ir ,n> II lol'-e force ola ,h'.
In urN. the announcement Sli.l.
;hat such acton i necessary i,
order tu stop the reign ~ v-Gat l.
termed laWlc~ mes IN Middle
I"ru. The citizens m auuuurI,.
.ncnt asserted. will ak the ap-
rointnvui "a Chief ui r"licc 81 /;
y. McDanicl-. FORMER chir' oi
p"licc of l-vau~ willie. ind. nav Ia
>pcctor fur the Louisville X
Nashville railroad.
tnotiicialls it was aid in all
v;.nce pi presentation 81 ,hv prop
u,itiou that May"r liolburr h:'
gwen his assent ii the incoming
city administration viii agree t.
continue in oilic, during H. terri
tie mayor police force a1p-.in-
tees
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
FRIENDS OF WORKERS
HELPING THEM NOW
Lcng Term Subscriptions Mean
More To Your Favorites
Now Than Ever Before

NorLcr- ir 'hc Dali, Register
subscription caruraiSn are cNcrt-
lng ;i~Hselvc> Thu week to- w;u
the !'iy bonus votes unici, 2-o
oifcr-l IN the SO period offer.
Special Inducements are being
inad- iu those who are dcSir, ~
Il putting forth some raj erv--
=. and piliu-: up d reserve vote
tl;.t is "oin" to count heavily
nh.r the iiual -esul: ! obtained.
Ha~cll ha> there ever hvtu an
event ci similar character n this
par; ut the Stltc tha; ha~ attract
,d - much interest ~ uc,vs'.a-
p-r'~ Hcld. Friends IT tho vari-u~
candidates -,,m determined TIM!
their friendship iur the ones
pr"vin" "a >nlcndid time O. >l",,
their friendship t"r THE ones
who are out IN front witn best
chances L. vim thy tv" autuInY-
lille. Mauy arr subscribing io~
a. ulau, - ten wears IN advaucc
4" hell, jhci. iay"ri;y> ~ ;i'~
jimv when such >t,i~crir;iur-
will count heaviest i.r the c-r-
didatt---
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
DODGERS HAVE HART
GAME WEDNESDAY

The Dudsy. football tcatr has
been doing ~uiuc. hard pra-;'c,
and Coach Frank Dcvor, ual>cS
an open cha.i.nYc 20 ant ltam
averaging me-. over lU5 round-
The Dodge team MAY r,a
Winchester here Wcdny,da, Lhc
Dodge goal line has not been
crossed this season and with hvc
victories To- thcir credit the 1"y>
iccl that il Winchester docs
conc they will bc able 10 hul.i
them down ~ ANY rate. The
lineup that viii face Wincl:tstcr
will he: Ricsl center: Black an.l
lett guards; AlcCord a',G aia,pin
tackles Noung and lDanton ends.
!Saufcy. quarter; Pearson iull.
and \dam> and Dunn halves.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Harvard Invites Centre Again

DanVIllc. ny. NoV. . ilru
Graduate Manager Moore. Cen
tTe College has received a formal
invitation To play harvard again
ncxt wear al Cambridge.
The da'e will be one week ear
lier. however. aS Manager Moor @
wired: Centre and Princeton on
two successive Saturdays are too
much for Us.
The game will be accepted ~
tie Centre management for the
third Saturday in October The
Harvard Athletic N>sociation
made Centre q generous advance
II its guarantee. Wires from the
University OF Indiana. PennSyl-
vania. Northwestern and Ford
ham were received here TODAY
requesting dates ON Centres 1922
sridiron program.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
ESTIll MAN FREED
ON Skinner CHARGE

Judge y. Nl. J.. cochran .,a~ yu
hand early 1ur>,iaN .'i"rnin. ivr
Tire u;-uin. 81 Federal Court. and
with l,i~ u,ral ,rlr~;i. soon h-.i
thing, n..vin... Sav,-,~ y Suiti..
new d'-fri,-t a--..-1,, i,-u.Il,..i FL
r..-,.~ r,.,~..r.aI', b,T.r. -r.,. c.,,,ri
and mad, :. tiu, ;rr.r,>S;nr f.,
-b,. yi..n- vi,r ,,bi,r DE-. hooks a
,-r l,,.,n,--- t,,.,.-.-.. t-avv-,...i
,.,,r, lrur,, n.r-l.aI E., ~, han,
srd ken, hn-, l. NIa-sIl-,l
Eicnr,. 60. E. h,.-.. ais. aui = I...-
inr ,rarn,i, greeted l,, his ,n.,,-
friend,
We t.rucli-.n. -.rrirrlN- 81
I:Stiu county. r,u n.,. living in
D'iu Ni-'l h ta,uilv. vas acqurt-
I'll ?, iur, ,u p Charge 81 up-
era. IN. s r,,,~.u~liiuc iii. ri
other ,ilu testified ,lla, l-v was
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
DISTILLERY GUARDS
DRIVE BANDITS OFF

l.awr,ucchurg. kN.. Nov.
,ii;ar,l, al the W. Il. Satfcll dis
tillr-.. - mile north 81 here. earl,
tul; 3 fought "A gum hatii, v;th
three men who apparently we're
tr,iug p" rob the di>tiilvrN se-v-
house. IN, two guards saw three
men aii@ht from aut"Iuuhilc>.
The visitors - they approached
th,. dis,ii.crN- opened ire. The
guards replied and iurs1e minutes
The >h""tin" continued. The ucr
Hci. Hl"od-rain> Indicated "uc
u,an Wa wounded.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
JUNIOR AGRICULTURAL.
CLUB WEEK Is ON

county agent X. +. spence
ends word that this week ha~
In set aside hy the. Governor.
- Enrichment Week i"r Junior
Agricultural Clubs ri Kentucky
ily urge that every teacher
should aS~i,, in curullin. cl,h
',.cmhcr>. Parents >h"uld rc;.lizy
w'Iat club work :. aIt what It
can du l"r their buN~ and girl.
rr;,uiu" in Junior Agricultural
Clubs lucan> disbursement AMI
progress through hctter h"iueS.
better schools. better farming and
better communities y ! uni"r
ASric"l'ural 'lu' Tor livery
Sch"pl District. J. "ur motto.
~;'y> Nr. Spence Ne want l.Vt'i
c'uh mcini'er~ i"r N"Cii'a>tIc ana
southern Madison. VIII XVu
help H. get th'> nu'hi'cr- Ncdii<-
nS t2S Importance 81 lunior \S-
rlcuitural Club work 'hc H"ver-
nor ha' issued = proclamation. de
siSnatinS November y To- -.
i92l. - q special wcvk Tor enroll
Incnt IN the Junior Agricultural
Clubs. l:cl"W = = copy 80 the
Proclamation:
- the fc"plt ot kCuiuCkN.
Greeting:
Every h"! IN ihV common
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
HERE'S BIG DECISION
ON SCHOOL BOARDS
,f;y AsSy1izted I-i.--l

Frankfort. Me-. l5-LcSalitv
uf the election u pass upon the
issuance OF $i5O.CO worth ui
bonds for the Alid,iic>Dur" schools
WAS upheld to-day 10y the Court
ui Appeals. The court held the
Ecll circuit court acted within IL
rights when il refused an in
junction "f } W. logan and 9th
cr> The court III the opinion
said the Law did n"t require
>choul board - take into con
,ileration tn" C;ty'> deb, when
planning a bond issue.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
"Fatty's" Witness Found

Chicago. N"E l5-Niss Bill.
Campbell. long sought a. an i'm
portani witness IN the Fatty
Arhucklc case in san l'ranCiScp
WAS found al her home here. She
was member at the party AT
which Virginia Kappc met her
dCatI She asserted h- Id nn
believe the girl wa~ killed H.,
Fatty She -aii she v:~ % mem
her ui the party from iour /,
eight O'Clock and there was uotii-
ing tu Indicate the Eapp, .iri va.
injured.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
DEATH OF MRS.
D0CIA c, COLE

Om NOV. TIt Mr>. Dccia Cor
lclis-u Cole icll into that sweet
Slcvi, that none aWai,cuS until the
blessed Lord saws come. She
WAS = wear, old Vt an carls
aS,. she gave her heart T. GOi
anil united Nth the Christian
church .i winch >hc continued a
iaithiu, nloii.5,er She W-rS loved
bN Ill VII" knew her She leaves
two children. Mr>. rartic C"ic
i:.l>tcr and Mr.. Nm Cole. and
>ix grandchildren. ali ~ shiS cucu
tv. The. funeral service was con
Quoted bv the Rev. Edward .aN-
son al her late home IN a urSI
comforting. touching and ecu
viucills W-av Ills remarks were
from the l4th chapter and 18th
verse ii Revelations. IileSScd
are the dead who died IN the
Lord The remains were ia;d 70
rest IN the Rerca cemetery. Ne
extend sympathy 10 the family IL
their sorrow. May they pu1 Ti,eir
truss III God Tor He has promised
- take care u al who trust IL
ilini. C"ntrihI ted
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
The Herald's Story

The Lexington Herald had the
follow ng Tuesday morning:
Leaders of the movement tu
pool the 1927 burly tobacco crop
and the crops oi the next ENc
wears witt, the Burley Tobacco
Growers cooperative Alark+.-
my Association were confident
last night. at close of final day
IT the campaign tha, crn>idcra-
bly, more than the required ; per
cent. held to be necessary fur the
control of tn, tubacCt market.
had been pledged to the aSsocia-
tion bv the FARMERS of the hurley
district. which includes - coun-
ties in Kentucky. six ~ Indiana
-FOUR in Ohio. four in West \ir-
-jnia and three in Tennessee.
&c Judging by the reports recciv-
ed from the counties that have
reported on the progress OF the
work TODAY. said Organization
Manager Joseph Passunncau. at
the hurley headquarters in the
Johns Building. the hurley aSSo-
ciatiun has succeeded IN signing
up more than Is per cent of the
1920 crop
There j. little doubt III mn.
mind" he said. that we have
won this fight for a better indus
rial Kentucky and fur the better
living conditions in the tubacc"
district" "
MIR. PaSonncau added that h."
would not be surprised if the re-
-ult Of the final DAYS drive show p
cd that enough had beer added Ia
the pool TO make it 10 per cent
pool.
The county chairman and the
yrganization committee VIII meet
IN Lexington Wednesday after
noon at ] 80 o'clock TO canvass
the situation. the clairIncn 10
make detailed reports and the
committee to consider these ana
probably to- announce definitely
the result of the campaign. The
meeting will ke held III the bail
room OF the PhociIiX Hotel.
Vice Chairman James {. Stone
of he organization committee
also expressed confidence in the
outcome and praised the work
done by workers and speakers IL
ali parts OF the district.
lud"c Robert w. bingham
who financed and made possible
the movement for the pool, will
attend Wednesdays meeting. lie
l. chairman of the organization
committee.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
BOBTOWN

Kcy. -. e.. Smith. of \uuv.llc.
Jackson county. spent q few day
last week. with nj, daughter. Mr..
LII. Ecglcy.
Mr.. and Mr.. John lawson and
children. \.ncs AMI Kuzcll.
spent the week end with Mr. ".
p +. A!oody ami family. near lIar-
ris Flat
MIR. Whitcloaf Gay. oi liamii
uin. g.. i, with his 'mo-lcr. Mrs.
Elijah Ga, who i, very low with
tuberculosis.
Mr.. McNcu and family. 81
Kingston. spent Sunday with Mr.
Zoe Crowley and family.
Mr. T. ! Garrett who in, been
very sick i slowly improving
Mrs. Miracle who has been IL
with pneumonia. i improving,
Rev. Edward Lawson. OF Cen
terv.lle. Ohio. came home lasl
TUESDAY to- vote and stayed "A lev,
days with his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Lawson Rev. Law
son and sister. Mrs John Henry
and husband. attended the lcctur
given At the Engineers Club. ci
: Dayton. O.. by President Hutch
ms. and Dr. Johnathan Day. q
Berea
Maude Lewis spent from sat
urdav until Monday with ASnc.
I Lawson.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Cooperative Selling Plan Said
To Be Certainty For This
Years Crop-Madison Is
Close to Mark

MI advices Tuesday point 10
The success o. the Burlcy Tobac
co Growers Co-opcrativc Mar
setting Association.
Chairman +. 5. Burnain. Tor
Madison county. said tuesday
morning tha, he is advised that
al overwhelming majority OF the
hurley counties have gone ''ovcr
the top" for their 3 per cent
quota. and the plan Is Il certain
success and i on He i conf
dent that the present crop viii
lee sold under the auspices oi the
association.
Madison l. 50 near the rcqtur-
cd amount that q careful caicu-
lation will b. necessary TO tell
exactly what per cent Madison
haS attained \ considerable por-
ton ct the tobacco sold IN the
local warehouses comes in from
other countic, and should not be
counted in tn" calculation. Mad
i>on has practically lOUU.OJU
pounds signed and whether OF
not She has her = per cent. she
will be in the Association with
the other hurley counties. So
many counties have gone lar
over their qu Ita, that IN ample
margin i LETT TO take care OF amy
Slight discrepancy in the pound
age oi Madison or any other coun
- that NAV bc a triilc short l.
tie belief
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
MADISON LOSES 70
MT. STERLING AGAIN

Madison III ioo;ba ,'.r-r
was defeated ~ tn. Nit. Stcriin..
III team 1T Nj. Sterling M"ud:,
by :; score al p To- @. The =
points rolled up H. Mt. ~t,rlia.
came a. the result oi thre~ t".,.i
dow, and l-ppkick. All .i al.
goals after touchdown were miss
cd by Mt Sterling For the i-~.
time this season the Madison i1.i-
nave felt the humiliation oi de
ioat. though thcH have come ott;
with the little end ui thc >"or,.
several timC~. The locals lost
much ground ;i Mt. Stcrliu. duo
to penalties. Il least lOO wards IN
all being Indicted upon them iu
the contest. 'lAhc Madison Lr,~ =
PLAYED better i.all than ANY ether
occasion this Sea~,ul. They made
less iumhlc~ and succyv,lcl iu
stopping the speedy at,arl, oi
Davis. the NJ Sterling >tav. ~,
cXcCujcd Il drupkick. protective
The second touchdown Tor Mt
Sterling came a. the re- -uli ui the
intcrccptin@ II forward pas
Mt. sterling Uttered hiu On,
penalty. that uf five wards fcr oil
size. Much improvement wa
shown At Mt. Sterling and Mad
l,on j. sure to give Nichula~v'.l,
III a tough battle ON !Hc N.ru,a
"ridiron nest Friday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
CH'CAGO'S GREAT
LIVE STOCK SHOW
~, A--..l.-.l L. -

Chicago. Nov. i jhc Inter
II; tiuual Live Stock disposition.
-chcdulcd t. run from Novtubcr
36tll T., December :. at the Uniou
: uck Na~,i>. sill show drafi
hur>.~. pure hrc J ca,ilc. the ari>-
t"-racy vi ~v;nclnm and sheep
with European ;uc >trN. the pick
81 international ,il,ck>. assemble
IT,: 4 series IT contest marking
l;nal> in the state lair and other
amor vNhih tiun> 81 1921. 1hcI,
N.ill lc a display "f iat cattle
swine AMI sheep rrcratcd fpr III,
Christmas ,iinncr ii the \mcricau
;'..oI,'c
II will be- convention week IA
hicae". a practically every liz,
stock Organization in the couutr,
cmrl,acc~ tli, opportunity = A.
->ui.lg il' membership ,nrl ,i,--
iinc future pulicicS.
Agricultural college >tu,lcn 3
uf al the principal states ana
Ian;'ta VII participate ia 4 lu'S
ing contest. q grain and iav snow
uiider the auspices of the thic:e,
Board uf Trade. demonstrators
bl the Department Of ASricultur,
IN seed testing. parasite andl IN
sect control and other up-to-dat,
Information will round ont al
event that has become of inc2 "a
ing Importance annually to Chi
cago and the Mississippi VALLEY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Quin Gets His Certificate

louisville. Nov. MaN"r-
eject Huston Duin. who takes OF
fee next TUESDAY with an official
plurality ci 7.l5S. today was CIV
ell his certificate of election hH
the electioil ..miniS>iou. He an.
tomatically asd by resignation to
Governor Morrow ceased TO bc
a Justice ~ the Kentucky court
CT Appeals
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Kentucky Baptists
Meet at Iiopkinsville

llopkinsville. Nov. l5 hc
General Association 81 Ken uckv
BaptiStS will meet in annual >cs-
sion in lIol.kinsville Tuesday
" Wednesday aud Thursday. Five
hundred delegates of the South
ern Baptist churches of the state
viii be present and VIII be en-
iertainSd in the homes oi the
citizens. Tie sessions will bc
held "a, the Tl,ernacle. The min-
i>ter> TeetirS was held Monday
night and ou Tuesday the Bap-
iiSt l.ducatioaal SOCIETY VIII be
in charge of tie pros.a.ninc-
.mciieon> viii be served daily at
the Chamber az Commercc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Notice to the Public

Some people have The inprcs-
sion that ~ Dob-owsky has sold
out and left Richmond but that
is mistake Mr.. Dobrowsky
says that he s still in the same
old stand and IAN give better bar
gains than ever. having bought
the stock OF !. r. Stoutfer at a
very low price. and wants al OF
his friends and customers TO
come in and see him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
TWO HELD OVER
ON ROBBERY CHARGES

On a charge preferred by Wal
Ter Powell. Roy Williams was
held. to await the grand jury TN
der $500 bond by Polio Judge u.
MURRAY Smith Monday night.
Fowel testified that Williams
struck him OH the head with the
butt end OF a pistol and took s.
Tor him. Williams claimed that
Powell was trying To rob bim.
Dennis Rogers. colored. was
also held to the grand jury ON the
charge OF stealing gold watch
from Mrs Long Tom Chcnauit.
His bond was fixed AT $500.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
DR.. Austin to Leave Versailles

Ncrs;iIles. Nov. Io-I he COT
gregational meeting at the Bap-
tist church accepted the resigna
ton OF Rev. Dr. NJ. ID. Austin "a
pastor. effective Nov. 30. y com
mittee was appointed 10 draft
suitable resolutions of apprecia-
tion and regret in his leaving
The deacons were appointed a
committee 10 supply &he pulpit
after that date.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Farmer Uses Harness
To Hang Self in Ban n

Louisville. Nov. i5-. Jane.
Smith. 90 years oil, farmer. com
nitjri >uicidc by hanging h'm>c'i
at li~ bJru mar Nohlc-Villc. Ind.
lie tied a couple Oi heather >tra,
around hi> neck aEd also to a
rait,r and ju1lpcd to the floor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Judge Blakey, Native OF
Russellville, Dead

Henderson NOV. - Judge W.
n. Elakcy. Il wears old. ior iilty
wear, resident oi Evansville. !
dead at Pueblo. Col Iudsc lila
KEY wa, Il nativc 0f Ku>>cllvillc
and had resided in Elau>vi.ic un-
til two wears ago. He served a.
both city ami Circuit Judge an!
was an active democrat
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-15
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Nu>. -Cat,Ic
slow: hogs Sc lower: Chicago
-tOUUO. pc lower.
louis Vile. Nvv. l5-Catti- 90.
slow. tops $3.50: hogs l.SUu. 25c
lower. tops = .25 ; sheep 100. Stca-
dv. $3.50 down: lamhS s..