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Arizona republican., 1921-03-18

be one for the lady and one for the gentleman. You will not have to fol- low a lot of 3waltz rules laid down years ago, but the couple judged the best will obtain the prizes. The waltz contest is open to all who care to try for it on this night.
 Columbia
 Love your neighbor as yourself,
 And keep honor on the shelf,
 But, lest wife get your pelf.
 Boys, "Behavei"
 Is the story of Mack Sennett's latest comedy, Love, Honor and Behave" that started yesterday at Mauk's Co., lumbia for a threesday run
 The opening scene of the story as Judge Murray tells it reveals him at the beginning of his career as a jurist. He is but humble police judge, and the doctor has advised him to take eX ercise. So he buys a Ford. He is run into by rapidly driven motor car op- erated by Ford Sterling, who has been shown to be gay Lothario whose wife has much cause for the jealousy and emotion she is called upon to reveal. After the accident Murray is shown being taken into their car by the fair Phyllis and ''Baldy' Belmont, who plays the role of her brother. Whey are on their way to the Gargles inn, lneIe 10 entfaD the fecT6dl1t nuSpdnu of Phyllis, who has been going in this direction with Charlotte Mineau, who is a member of a band of crooks, spe- ciaiizins in blackmail At this some what shady resort many things hap pen, eliminating in a raid. During the excitement which ensues Judge Mur- ray, who arrives there with Phyllis and her brother, is caught by the black mailcrs in false, discriminating circufn- stances into which Sn innocence he has been led and photographs are taken by Kalla Pasha and Eddie Gribbon with the aid of the scneming Charlotte Mineau. Armed with this testimony the next day in court they seek the overthrow of Charlie Murray.
 aPoIly With a PastY at the Elks
 Polly With a Past that beautiful modern comedy by Guy Bolton and George Middleton. Is being voted the classiest, snappiest and best attraction offered at the Elks theater for the en- tire season and Wilma Steck has plant ed herself even more firmly in the hearts of theater goers. Her clever interpretation Of the role of simple Polly Shannon" alias "Paulette Bady." is a revelation even to her most ardent admirers. A feature partieu- larly appealing to the ladies is that Miss Steek has an excellent opportun- ity TOT the d1Splay or WafdroDe and she certainly has some beautiful gowns to wear and knows how to wear them. The play is so cleverly written and well constructed that it is easy to un- derstand why it was such d hit in New York, where it ran for more than a year, and in Los Angeles, where it ran for nearly 30 weeks. Only two days remain in which to see Polly '' tonight and Saturday, with a special Ca+ af+ A +I,~ popular prices charged, Polly With a Past's is a tonic and a treat The com pany is now hard at work on the big production of Friendly Enemies ' which has the opening Sunday after noon-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18

The average meat consumption oe the world is 39 pounds a person; Amer jeans eat 1s0 pounds apiece
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18

Paris trip, some of the gowns for which Billie Burke" has always been famed on the stage and with cast that includes many of Paramounts best supporting actors, she has some good picture in the '.F'risky Mrs. John son." With the feature will be shown "Paramount's Magazine" the best of It's kind on any screen. It is comblna- ton of topics of the day and the best cartoons in the movies And the first time on any screen in the state the picture taken recently of Phoenix cele- bration of it's fiftieth year as city. See yourself In these pictures.
 The underlined attraction for Sun day is none other than Opie Reeds famed novel of a few years ago. It took the country by storm when 1t was pub lished and later made a wonderfully attractive stage play. It is "The tuck lin's,'' love tale of the old tar-heel state, North Carolina.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18

On account of tho h.gh school de bates on Friday nighr. March go. tn Sherwood School of Music will hold 1t recital at the Christian church o' Tuesday. In the inter school debate the Glen dale high school will be represented b Paul Graham and Charles Cohenoui Their opponents will be from tn Chandler high school.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18

F. P. O'Rourke of tho local Santa Fe office, accompanied by his wife and daughter, left on Thursday nights s train for Chicago. where he will attend the committee meetings of the order of railroad telegraphers- While he Is away, Mir Brochias will take up his duties.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
NIL FOOL 'SDAVCE' AT
 SHRINE AUDITORIUM

Announcement is made that the drum and bugle corps and the Shrine patrol will give an All Fools" dance al the Shrine auditorium Friday even ing, April l. The occasion promises to be one of the most enjoyable of the entire season. and is under the direct supervision of r. c. McNabb. chair man. assisted by Chris Carpenter and Hexb Hotchkiss.
 The plans for the dance, which are being perfected, will be announced later. and tickets will be on sale by the members of the patrol as well as at the Central pharmacy and at the store of the Arizona Seed and Floral company. Members Of tho committee request that their friends shall abse- lutelv reserve this date for the dance, and promises are freely made by those in charge that there shall be no re- grets Is to the entertainment fur nished.
 The Hip
 The Hip has starting today one of the pictures which helped to make she name of Wallie Reed one of the big ones in filmdon. It is called Alias Mike Moran" and is a story So fast that even Reed. with his double speed in pictures. seems at a loss to keep uD- with the action. It deals with a youngster who takes another name and becomes known as Alias Mike Moran Mike is about the niftiest little old craftsman in his particular trade and he steps some in defending his title against all corners. With the feature Is seen a two-reel western, "The Grip of the Law This is an added good measure picture which supplies the program With a spice not often found at popular prices. This double Dill. for such it is. remains two days And will hold over tomorrow
 Blue Bird
 The regular weekend Blue Bird spot dance night will feature this evening at the popular dance place. More than dozen spot dance fayors will be given to the lucky holders Of tickets on the floor fin waltzes. The band has a num- Der of new dance numbers that they are to spring for the first time tonight, and they expect this to De the piece de resistance Of the week. for the new music is the biggest kind of a hit just now on the coast The band continues to he the big feature Of the Blue Bird. as it is the best that has ever been brought to Arizona. Already the man. agement is announcing a prize waltz for Monday night. This will not be. a professionally judged waltz, but the audience will determine who shah have the handsome prizes. There will
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
Plaza

An exact replica of a Tudor castle of the time of Henry VIII is seen in Haunting Shadows" H. B. Warmers latest production for Robertson Cole.
 MT Warner, who Is an Englishman, is deep student of things historical and architectural in the tight little island, and personally supervised the interior sets of this picturesque sPeci- men of old Tudor architecture in whicl; most of the action of this absorbing mystery drama takes place. As a re-
 suit, ''The House of a Thousand Candles" in Haunting Shadows is authentic in every detail. With it's vampire doors and labyrinthine cham 1 bers 1t is reminiscent of the days of ! Henry VIII. and the abode of Anne Boleyn, Katherine of Aragon, or one l of his other numerous wives. Will be shown at the Plaza last time today.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
PAPER BAGS

Don't throw away paper bags. nor burn them Until after you have used them as gloves when wiping off stoves.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
MorIey's Country Club

Dancing every night Is the order or the day for. Morley's Country club
 since it was taken over under the new
 management of Gene Dabney and Har- " Pooley.
 An entire new program of two shows will be produced by Harry Pooley for Saturday night. with Madeline Mont gomery, the Snyder sisters and the beauty chorus holding the center of all the spotlights. Pooley promises one of the biggest surprises that have ever come to this valley for Saturday nights features and Louis Kraft, the 'kraftie" violinist, who has always been the big scream in the comedy stuff, has arranged a special fiddle stunt that promises to outdo anything he has ever put on in comedy lines. For Sunday the management will strike the same keynote that they hit last week when they produced the ca baret and two shows and gave the pa ! irons all the dancing that anyone couud wish for in one night for the price of one admission alone. This weekly feature promises to become very popular when it is to be taken into consideration that Morley's Coun- 1 try club is the only amusement center 1 of it's kind in this section of the land that is open on Sunday nights.
 For reservations any night call Joe O'Brien at 1sJ11 and you will be as sured that your party will be takeS care of in the proper manner.
 Ramona
 Oh you amateur. This is the big night at the Ramona. The cash is
 waiting you and all you have to do
 to be judged the best and win the first
 prize is to put on the most novel stunt There will be many there who think "a a .eh at hn 9 Gh and the fun should be furious. Last
 Friday night the amateur bill con tained some ten aspirants to become
 Al Jolsons and Eddie Lesnards. and some of them were real stars in their own way. Who will ever forget Bill, who sang his own song, Let the Rest of the World Go Dry? Bill made hic 1 lappearanee hanging fast to his coat which he carried on his arm through Ihis soulful rendition of the pathetic ballad he had written as a parody on l the original song. Bill had perhaps i on a similar occasion lost a coat and
 hat when he became so wrapped up in his song as to forget time ahd space so last Friday night he hung on to his coat. Bill was q real hit and copped 1 the second prize This night the man. agement expects to see a lot of other Bills" competing for the cash hung up by the amateur committee. The
 regular musical bill of comedy and 1 the picture program will remain the
 same as that which opened yesterday
 and to those who have not caught an
 amateur night at the Ramona there is one good thing in Phoenix you are overlooking. Be on hand tonight and
 give the beginners a hand so that they
 may feel encouraged to try another time, for that is the way that many good actors started
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07
"Kdybych byl daval pozor'
nrucel do vousu, "nebyl bych

"Kdybych byl daval pozor'
mrucel do vousu, "nebyl bych
Inyni v teto zpropadene nesna-
ri. Co tomu rekne stryc Rabiot.
Certe, ted jsem TO vyvedl. Ale
zde nepomuze zadne vahani,
muslin stryce zpraviti teto
udalosti. 70 bude hluku!'
Kvapn6 bezel Ike Svycarske-
mu domku, kan dosel bez de-
chu a cely upocen.
Rabiot byl We sve syetnici,
lezel pc delce natazen ma sve
pohovce; nedfimal, snil. 0 Gem
snil? O milionech pane Jora-
mieovych. Ty byly jeho jedi
nou mySlenkou.
Kdyz Sc Forel objevil, w
skocil Rabiot.
THle, CO Sc stalo?" tazal Sc.
"Co pax vas sem Ease privadi? ?
Jste cely vzrusen. Co Sc uda-
Ilo?"
"Stryce Rabiote, bud'te po-
kojny, umirnete svuj hneV; co
vam povim -
"Kdyz jsem vysel, abych ma
rozkaz Anastasiin k vam do
sci - sam bych 81 napohlavko-
val, re jsem lepe pozor media
val - byl jsem nesikovny, a
kdyz Sc to stale, bylo to moJi
vinou".
"Nerozumim ami slova 2 to-
no, co pravite, mluvte zfetel-
neii! Hrome - co Sc stalo?'
(PokracovaniD
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PEKNA FARMA o

PEKNA FARMA o 10 a.
krech, 20 mil cd Squaru u ka-
ry, ctvrt mile od dlazby, pek-
ne budoyy, fernes y dome, 2
zahrady, 125 bus.u ovsa, 100
buslu psemce, , akry branbor,
10 akru korny, z krav, , kone,
) prasata, slepice, kachny, pc
IN na syrup, tato farma Sc pro-
da neb vyhandluje "a NEST
sky majetek. Tez mann roZlic-
ne fanny ma prodej neb ma
.ymenu "a mestsky majetek.
Haste Sc Jos. Ptak, 29OO
Saratoga Ave, vezmete w.
%. Through karu. 1913
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Sotya &c sc Lucian vzdalll,
vystoupil muz q plotu, Y nemz
Sc byl ukryl.
Tento muz nebyl nikdo jiny
nez Anastasiin otec. Byl bledy,
rozcileny, jak Sc zdal, a jeho
zrak mel COST divokeho. Rozu-
MI Sc, re slysel, aspon castec-
ne, rozmIuvu obou Sc miluji-
oich
Bezel KIN zahradnim dverim,
kter6 mlada divka opet privfe-
Ia. Forel videl, ze otocil XII
Gem, ale kfemen, ktery zusta
ia tem2e miste, ukazoval mu
proc dvefe Sc nezavrely. Pc.
chopil nyni, jak Evzenie mohls
opustit zahradu.
Stalo Sc zlo, a nyni byla 0
tazl1a, nsdala-li by Sc Ease ma
pravltl
kremen zlostne odhodil, po
tom strcil co MONA beze sra
motu klicek do zamku, pritah
dy6re pevn6 ku prahu a tento
krate zasahla zavora, kdyz kl
Gem bylo otoceno, do dry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07

POkOJE k prouajmutf \
Plzenskem hotelu Cd $500 W
Sc, v5e modernG zafizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plze1sky
Hotel. Broadway. 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07

GROCERA a feznictvi, pek-
ne rohove misto ma Karline v
okoli Fleet Ave. 2 story, udir
na, stock room, garaz, dale 5
svetnic a koupelna. cbchod
ide dobfe a je vynorne zari-
zen. pricina prodeje odchod
ma farmu k vuli zdravi. Cena
rhajetku Sc vSim zarizenim
(bez zbozD $4,000, zbozi "a
trzni cenu. PospeSte 81 neb to
misto dlouho nepotrva, postacl
miti meme nez polovic. The A
tlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Mr.. Stukbauer. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07
PRODA Sc:

PRODAJl Sc kefe hodici
Sc ~ ziyy plot. Haste Sc V
els. 3677 vych. 50. al. q Fleet
Ave. 1913
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$500 HOTOVE a zbytek ja-
ko najem koupi dun 5ti po-
kojich, koupelna, garaz, velky
lot, plyn, elektrika. Tento ma
jetek Sc nal6za blize Union
Broadway. 2 minuty cd vefeJ-
ne skoly. Cena $3100. Haste
Sc Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma JOS.
Mlckoysky. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07
,jorauliieovo dedIiictvi.

melovi Ultra Ilci, re vas milu-
.Jb vylozlI bycn mu, V jaKem
postaveni sc Wy d vase matka
nalezate, by Sc to ukoncilo. Je
tedy nutno, bych vas dnes Je"
ste jednou yidel".
10 jest nemozne'.
"Neni7li to moAn6 we dine,
tedy volme noe.
''Noc?"
"Ovsem, V kolik hodin cho-
diva Sc spati We vile"
"Velml casne, V devet, nej-
pozdeji Y pul desat6".
"Jste sama We svetnici, kde
spite?"
"Ano".
"DoDre, tedy V pul dvanact6
" tuto hodinu bude v5e spati
- opustite svetnici a pdjdete
beze hluku dolu do zahrady".
"kdybych TAX ucinila, jedna
la bych velmi neopatrne".
MEDIA Sc muj nayrh prove
sti?"
"To ne, ale -"
"Draha Evzenie, jest ujed-
nano; budu vas ocekavat".
me, Luciano, ne, velice
bych sc obavalaN.
"Nepotrebujete niiti zadny
strach, fbudete jednati opatr-
ne. Prosim vas, zapfisaham
vas, yyhoyte me zadosti, nebo
udelam Ultra h1oupy kousek'
"Oh, Luciane.."
"Prijdete?"
Ale zahradni dv6re isou
zamceny a ia nemam klice".
'Prelezu pres zed'."
"Muj boze a kdybyste byl
viden?"
~ noci neni nikdo ma po-
lich".
wee Sc mi zda velmi povaz-
Ihvou, yelmi povazliyou, Lucl-
ane; upust'te od nocni schuz-
ky.
"Ne, mila Evzenie. Muslin )
vami jeSte hodinu miuviti. 5
! poslednim vlakem vratim Sc dc
Parize. Koiem pul -jedenact(
budu poslouchati u zahradnicE
! dveri; budu vas slyset pricha
yeti. Prosim vas, byste pal
svoji pfitomnost oznamila dvC
jim klepanim ma zahradn
dvere. TO bude znamenim
PIeIezu potom bez meskan
pres zed' a jsem vas.
"Tedy byste TAX chtel sku
tccne uciniti, Luciano -
"Skutecne?"
~ pul jedenacte budu s.
tedy nalezati V zahrade'.
"Dekuji, nejdrazsi Evzenie'
"Na shledanou, Luciane!"
Cht6l il doprovoditi.
me, ne, pravila mladi
diyka chvejicim Sc hlasem
"nenasledujte mne; lepe ucini
te. odejdete-li"
Kvapnymi kroky Sc vzdalila
Lucian zvedl kytku, kterol
, upustila k jeho nohoum, chopi
/ pod iabloni rychIe veci a Sc
rychlym krokem pres pole
, lesu. Nemyslil iiz ma svoji nc
: dokoncenou kresbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07

PRODA Sc krasna farma o
ID akrech, 30 mil od mesta, 5
krav, | jaloyice, 2 kone, s pra
sat, 20 slepic, is kachen, pek-
ma zahrada dun 0 6ti syetfi-
cich, vsechny stroje, 8 akr1
lesa, 8 akru kukurice, 31a a.
kru brambor, 5 akru pohanky,
8 akru. psenice zaseto, 40 bu-
slu oysa. zadne rokle. Cena
So, 900. Vezme Sc tez NEST
sky majetek na vymenu. Blizsi
sdell Frank j. Parenica, 1891
l. 106 ul. z Union. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07

NAEYTEK ] KAMNA q
druhe ruky prodava a kupuje
V. Sedlacek, 1861 Z. 49. St. q
Broadway. !?
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MAN NEKOLIK domu pro

NAM NEKOLIK domu pro
jednu a pro dive rodiny V Gene
cd $4,000 do $500. Maia cast
ka hotove. Mate-li diva Lofty a
neco hotovyeh penez, my vam
postayime ma jednom lote a
vezmem 81 ten druhy co splat-
ku. Haste Sc u JOS. Kfizka,
1870 Durkee Ave. V Corlett.
1910
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07

PRODA Sc dun, 5 pokojd
zachod dole a ) pokoj1 naho-
re, veIky lot, puda, sklep. Hia-
ste Sc els. 1928 zap. 58 st.
blize Gilbert Skoly. Cena
$4,000. 10-7
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J!ilCuo, LuC4dltG -- d4G 90. ANC-
podalIlo Sc nil leSte dobre pro-
hlednoutl TO, co Sc zde deJe; a.
le co Jste MI pravu, Luciano,
lie. ktere YAM byly namluye-
ny, obJasnuJl ponekud toilk
mne nepochopitelnych v6ci; a.
no, ocl Sc mi poclnaJi otylratl.
kuly Sc zde pixie; dosUala
Jsem sc do hrozneno postave-
III a ponevadz Wy mne mluje
te, stal jste Sc tez ob6ti toho'.
ITO jest hanebneW -
"Vlte, jak a elm Jsem V tom
TO dome, V n6mz Sc nam zdan-
live pohostinstyi nabizi? Jsem
zde Jako V zajeti; nikdy neyy-
jdu, neyidlm nikoho. Jsou sku-
tecne okamziky, kdy 81 pripa-
dam jako zbavena vSi svobody.
Madame Fornierova a jeji sluz
ka hlidaji mne bez ustanl, re.
kla bych, re jsou mymi zalar-
Milky. Nemohu uciniti l1roku,
bych nem6Ia vyzvedace pa
tach. Bylo mi slibeno, re jed
nou neb dyakrate tydne mohu
jiti do Paflze; ano, ale sli-
bit splnit jest dvojl, nyni jest
mi vychazet uplne zapoyeze-
no. M6la jsem dmyslu Vam
psati, to jest mi nemozno, ale
hned kdybych psala, nebyl by
muj list dan ma postu. Uzivati
papir, pero inkoust jest mi
zapoVezcno. Ami jedine noviny
neprijdou do domu, a prime
sou-li Sc snad jako obal zbOzi,
tedy Sc kvapne spali. IDA sc,
iakoby Sc obayali, re ma mat
ka a ia bychom Sc mohly TAX
to dozvedeti, co Sc d6je Pa
lizi jinde"
"To jest nesnesitelne" zvo-
lal Lucian. "Jste skutecne We
vezeni. Takoyy zivot jest ne
mozny, musite co nejrychleji
opustiti tento dunn.
Mlada divka vzdychIa:
"Velmi bych rada", odpoye-
della, "aIe me matce jest zde
dobfe, ia isem odsouzena zde
zustati".
Madame Lurotova musl
pfece nah.6dnouti, ze tim
trpite"
"Nevidi-nic, nechce mic vide
ii. Jest We spolku $ ostatnimi
proti mn6. Hled'te, Luciano
Jest hro1nc, re 10 muslin fici, n
prosim boha ~ odpusteni
ldyby mne MA skfipec napjaIi,
tcdy ma matka by myslila, ze
je to dobfe".
"Vy mne lekatel Ale jste-li
obeti tom stupni, tedy musi-
tie prchnouti, Eyzenie, nejmi-
leisi, nejdrazsi Evzenie, nena-
Nracuite sc W do vezeni; We
zmu vas S sebou do Parize a
dam vas ochranu hrabete ze
Soleuru
"Co pax mysIite, Luciano ?
., mui priteli, iak muzete
ode mne zadati, bych opustila
moi mAtlu?"
"Odpuslte, Eylenie; ale
jste Y tom straSlivem postave
ni!s
"Skonci Sc. Ale kdyby jest,
hrozneisim byIo, bylo by vzd1
moji poyiEnosti, bych zustali
II svc ubohe matky kdybycl
mela cas-, vypravoVala bycl
YAM icste mnohe veci ale ne
mohu. Muslin vas opustiti, mi
sim vejiti. Dnes ponejprv jsen
Sc dostala odtud ma svobodu
nahodou zahradnik, ktery ode
Sci nevim kan, nechal DIVER
nezamcen6. Podlehla isem PC
l5useni, zv6dayosti. Buh chte
bych vas yidela. Ale nicmen
jsem zajatou Kdyby zahrao
mix Sc naVratil nenaIezl mn
y zahrad6, hledal by nne :
bojim Sc, Luciano, bojim Sc
Muslin dovnitt! Ma shledanou
duv6fujte mne, ia vas miluji'
HoGIala SO VZd9iiti
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PRODA Sc "a pricinou od-
jezdu yeSkery nabytek, gra-
mofon, kuchynska kamna
IA uhli, vyhrevni kamna, 81
CT stroj, lednicka a RUNE j.
ne V6ci, vse velmi LEVINE. Hla
ste Sc Y c. 1889 zap. IA. ul.
1913
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PRODA Sc dun o 7 poko-
iich ma dIazden6 ceste, elek-
trika, koupelna, kombinacnl
fernes, garaz. Tento majetek
Sc naleza bIize Fleet Ave. Ce-
ma $4,000. Haste Sc u Atlas
Finance Co, 1853 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Fr. MlckovskE
1913
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-04
W. S. FISH Quite
ILL AT LEXINCT ON

His many friends and relatives
here are panied to know OF the
serious condition of Will S. Fish
formerly of Madison county. Mr..
Fish is lying unconscious at the
St. Joseph hospital at Lexington
He suffered an attack while at
Somerset last Tuesday. He was
taken to the Lexington hospital at
once. and it is said he has been ly-
ing unconscious since. Mr.. Fish
is one of the federal narcotic en-
forcement officers and has been
doing good work all over Ken
tucky and the south. He is son
of w. c. Fish, of this city and has
many other relatives here and
over the county. He has been in
i'll health for number of years.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-04
YOUNG NEGRO RUSHED
TO PEN FOR SAFETY

Lexington, Ky, April 4--Be-
cause of threats made to the po-
lice at the time OF his arrest, VIM.
Dunn. 19-ycar-0ld negro, who
shot and fatally wounded G.. w.
Abbott, 75-year-old white man, of
Rockcastle. Owen county, Sunday
night. was removed from the
Fayette county jail and taken to
the reformatory at Frankfort for
safekeeping. County Judge F.
A. Bullock ordered the negro's
removal.
The shooting took place at &c
O'Clock Sunday night, Dunl., ac
cording to his story, fired two
shots from 81 calibre revolver
at Abbott, who was standing in
front Of Dunn's home, 108 Rose
street Both bullets struck Abbott
in the abdomen and he died in the
Good Samaritan Hospital.
Patrolmen ]. Jacobs and Jack
son heard the shots and reached
the scene in time to seize Dunn.
During the short time between
the arrest of Dunn and the arriv-
al of the patrol wagon, a large
crowd gathered, An attempt
made to separate Officer Jackson
from Dunn.
At the Jail Dunn told the fol
lowing story: 81 was standing in
my doorway whistling and man
came along. He put his hand on
the side of the door and said Z;
You're damn whistling negro.
| told him to go away from there
and he cursed me and said he
wouldn't go until he got ready. /
went back in the house and got
my gun and came out and shot
him"
Abbott had been working at the
tobacco warehouses.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-04
Model Program Sunday Night.

The attendance and interest i'll
the B. Y. P. U. Study Course at
the Calvary Baptist church is still
increasing. Last night about 2
were present and enjoyed good
time of study and fun together.
We are learning how B. Y.
u. ought to function i'll a church,
and we are going to put many
new plans into effect at once. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited and
urged to be present at the regular
meeting of the Baptist Young
Peoples Meeting at $50 Sunday
evening. Those taking the study
course will at that time give :;
model program, consisting of spe-
cial music, talks, etc. A large
crowd is expected. The subject
will be "TIow Could Jesus Be
Tempted Contributed.