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The Washington times., 1921-04-20
A PUZZLE PROBLEM.

Imagine the earth at the equator .
perfect circle and smooth. Also
imagine II. encircled with a snugly
fitting steel band. II the band were
cut at any point and an extension
piece forty feet long welded in. would
the difference be great enough to per-
NIT an ordinary newspaper to be slip
per under the band and between IL
and the earth? II. HI. B., Jr.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
"GOOD MORNINGw

'Good morning." said to n fair girl
A frowp was the answer I got.
Yet the day was too young for troubles,
They could hardly have caused her lot.
Good morningr' I said to q sweet girl
Her smile fingers with me serene.
For her greetings were most kindly,
Coming ~ q veritabie sunbeam.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
"REMINISCENCES.

Many of us recall the guy who
would say: Bartender. gimme a little
drink; pour 1t out. please" and when
the barkeep did that very thing Tor
him he'd ask:
Bartender. how Odds that boozef'
"Eight-year-old bourbon"
"Well, it's pretty small for, it's age"
JULES BACKENHEIMER.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
GROWING HORNS.

FRED SCHwAB sends in .
newspaper clipping about col
ored boy named Lee Wilson, from
whose head there was removed
in a Baltimore hospital a i've
inch protruding horn of material
similar to q finger nail. We
know. lots of people who blow
their horns but the number who
grow horns is believed to be
small.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered u. g. Patent Office

Ny dear X. C. B.: As have often wanted
am going to ask your opinion of fathers
and mothers who have christened their inno-
cent baby boys such awful names rs these:
Milo, Orvan, Virgil, Jesse, Grantland, Sher-
rod, Clement, Grin, Bid, Leeming, Job, Per-
sifor, Caleb, Sturgis, Osce, Jiel, Eulas.
.Lussees, Schofeld, Pevt, etc.
Amt this awful, X. c. B.?
MICHAEL LEVY.
1606 Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA
The Washington times., 1921-04-20

M. PHILIPS, the Seventh street
music and book store man, has writ
ten Major GESSFORD and the Dis
trict Commissioners suggesting that
a Police Band be organized within
the Police Department for Music
Week, in May.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20

There are thousands of clever
typlsts In Washington. Some of
them have already drawn splendid
typewriter pictures for H and s.
HOBART REESE made d notable
picture OF President Harding.
Here's an opportunity for art. and
bushels of fun. We're going to
see who can draw the cleverest
pictures of birds, animals, beasts,
reptiles, insects. ETC., with a mappy
little poem for each picture.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20

I've q dictionary full Of words
Butt don't know how to use them.
For Bill Just feeds them to the goat.
No matter how I choose them.
Now Bill, when that old goat 10 fresh
Don't milk her In the gutter,
But churn the milk and II will make
The finest Of NUT BUTTER.
SAM SIMPLE.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
MIR. B. Baer
FACTS About YAP.

zap is attracting more
attention than a natural
complexion on Fifth ave-
nue.. Before war nobody
paid any attention to II.
Just like No Smoking sign
in factory building. 1t used
to be cooling station for
exiled u. S. consuls. War
came along. zap jumped
into public eye like cinder
on Erie.
u. SOFA, home OF best
soda cracker in world,
wants zap. u. s. Is republic
with monarchicrl form of
government japan wants
zap. Mikado wants market
for his headless Japanese
matches.
Location. Between Japan
and u. s.
Population. Mostly par
rots and monkeys. sort Of
cooperative zoo.
Harbcr facilities. Mostly
grudges.
Habits. Drinking. smok-
ing. Wen hx that.
Rent Moderate. Land
lords pray to tenants. In
New York we pray to land
lords
Vegetation. M a n d a Q
trees. Note bushes. Ulti-
matum vines.
Minerals. Everything
salty. Especially present
tangle.
Climate. Permanent
Industries. Making mud
pies. Cutting out paper
dolla
Language. Selfish. Every
body talks to himself.
Imports. Breezes and sea-
weeds.
Exports. Trouble.
Future. More trouble.
History. Free citizen es-
Gaping from u. S. swan
1000 miles to zap. Natives
thought he was a sod be-
cause they never saw white
man sober before. He in
troduced bunions. wood
alcohol. excessive taxes
and other triumphs of
civiiixation
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
Mike-Pat, you put the sad
die on my horse backwards.
Pat-How'd know which
way you wuz goin'?
TOM .CULHANE.
DECIDE THIS CRYPTOGRAM.

DECIDE THIS CRYPTOGRAM.
The HI and s sharps will be going
some II they decode this cryptogram
containing Ave words Of what H and
S stands for:
Y1,cAuAKNMxcs Lcu, b nRpTSh
HOMELOCK SHEARS.
tWill Homelock S. send in the an
swer to the other puzzle he con-
tributed?)
The Washington times., 1921-04-20

'k wonderful bird is the pelican,
His bill Folds more than his belican;
He can take in his beak
Food enough for . week.
But derned II see how the helhecan-"
We ought to have some finn out of
this contest Make your typographs
on stin white paper and make them
as dark as possible.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
WEALTH AND BEAUTY.

A Parisienne belle named Rsnsorne,
Was wealthy and very handsome.
She had pleasures galore
And besux by the score,
All of whom held her hand some
II. SMITH
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
The golden rule lies bleeding
because to IL has been tackled
on the clause, 'if II pays"
PHILIP EBERT.

USELESS ron FURNISHINGS.
The weather bureau"
The river bed"
The wood Tick
The mantle" of charity.
The witness stand"
The baseball pitcher"
The bowl" In the ailsy.
BOX CAR A18Y.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
ORIGIN OF "A DATE,

Would some of our wise con-
tribs give the origin of the ex-
preston, "a date?' A man may
have dozen business engage
ments, but IL he has one to meet .
girl it's "a date" SIS
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
HIS HONOR AT STEAK.

HIS HONOR AT STEAk.
MAY I see President Hardingr
"Not now. He's at dinner"
But my business is very import
ant"
VERY sorry, but his honor is at
steak" L. M. o s.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20

In the parlor of a colored
bootblack on Four-and-a-Half
street is this sign: please. II
you have NOTHING TO DO.
please don't do 1t here"
JACK.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20

]. z. EDGERTON
contributes this one
of the pelican. and
along will, 1t the
famous limerick of
DIME" MERRITT.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20

Lady to library attendant
Have you any Eight" reading?
Attendant-Yes, madam, here's
the History of the Match Max
ing Industry in America"
JAMES HEATING.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
MILLER RESIGNS
AS STATE SENATOR
Special Election In This District
Dec "a, May Choose Viii
liam Wallace

In order so III he vacancy
cau>cd 10y :hc resignation oi
State Senate Clarence Miller. 81
Irvine, before the Legislature ccn-
vcnc~ in January at Frankfort.
COY Aurron ha> i--ncd cali
for a special election =" hr a,i'
III this the 10Th senatorial district
on Dcccmhcr 2i,h.
There are Gyv cumti-~ 10 the
district. Madison. E>tiIl OU~iry.
Jackson and KuCkcaStic. ~ ~.
republican m1jorijy in thc dis
;rict i overwhelming. it j. bard
Is probable that the dcuo-rat-
Viii make Il nomination for th"
special election. In ihat even, thc
republican nominee VIII hc elect
Cd withoul contest.
Report Ea~ IL here THAT ;hv
nomination will br made p. The
r.; ,i. li,au committee oi II. dis
trict which i~ Con,pu~ci - ~,
rcpuhl;cau county
ii ZACH o"tmty. O.
,aid tu have been agreed Upuu
;hat thc nominee viii bv WILLIAMS
{ g.. Wallace. son uf T.. &. Wallace.
at This city. Nr Nallacc ha
lr,n practicir., law ~ l.rarfi n
TN thy uilic 80 !udec l.. {. OR "a
inr over a z-5r but hold, E'- rr-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
HORRIBLE DOUBLE
MURDER IN CHICAGO

h;caeo. b..c. \i,,r "a" g.
night search irr Margaret Cuuy',
'iu. three yc.rr~ old. her disa;c'a
,crcd body vas i"ru.i tc,i:.l .1
Q wash boiler IN the 3inu o.:
lir~. Ralph "iu-i-. > year- "ia.
~ a reighho,. Shorilv ;flcrwa~i
he body oi Air,. Pin. with
lcr throat sla~ncd with a iuici.
r kniic. Wa found - .hr >c,'
nd floor of her ,cotta"c. ] lLc r.'-
ice are searching Tor The W.
nan husband.
The police who ,allc' 80 til,
pin>i> home. ;hc last place vher.
the child VA, seen y,stCrda-.
iOnui the doors locked The
brok. in. They found The li,tl.
girl torso IN the basement Duc
leg. vrapp,G N piper. 'va. 50.
yral feet away. The other ic.
was found 'atcr block a1v;-y
rom the house.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
DRY QUESTIONS UP
TO HIGHEST COURT
,i:y ,asocIat,u irc-s,

Frankfort. Dec. Tie kcr-
tucky Court 81 Appeal. II tic
wintsr term. hich viii open un
Monday. january ;. will '.are au
unusually lars, number cd ,.,,, --
tion, relating L. the ~'att rroh:-
bitiun law. ii prcscni indications
are carried u:t. Il was stated to-
day ~ tEc office ui Rvy ~1cc.;.
clerk ot the ,ouri rt \i.p,al-. =
lar4r numhcr of appeal iroI
convictions IN the Circuit tJu;;
CARRYING inc, ranging from $lta
To $500 and jail sentence already
have been received iur nearing
during the winter term ant il d,
expected that many more viii
have been received before the
final day for liling transcript d.
which viii be- ON December lS.
1h- appeals indicate. IT wa
-aid. that the court are hvcun-
ing more s',ict in enforcement
81 thc liqu"- law and ,lai uric
have been %'vin" tic cu'irt. alb.
assistance.
Ih" second ,alIiu. 81 ,Lc Gucl
Ct ui the court for the i;.li term
viii hc held on FRIDAY. December
, MI cases NOT already he..rd or
decided. III t.i:t time vii, r., sul,-
mit:rd ur else coniiuucG 10 tEv
winter term.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
FINAL DRIVE FOR
MADISON TOBACCO
Judge Bingham To Speak Here
Next Monday and Committee
Plans Work

Joseph Passonncau. orGaniza-
tion manager of the Gurlcy To-
bacco Growers Co-opcra.iyr "
.,,;,,-,u ami L,,,, rr,l.l,.,. 90,
.,. ... - ;.
i''N'.'S 'o''' me- LOU .'', '"'''''
son farmers readers 80 the move
men III Madison county. 1t tAe
oilice OF the secretary thursday
morning. and IT It, conference /
WAS decided 1" put 'i the 'i":.
drive f"r membership ;u ,hi-
county.
I hartman l. :. Hu'r"u ~
pointed t'c following officers lot
th.N special drive "h'th VII! hc
ain next Monday ni"rr'n@:
General Chairman T. =. !!'-;--
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
GREAT MAJORITIES
AGAINST AMENDMENTS
Complete Official Vote Shows Re-
lection By People In No
Uncertain Terms
~ Associatcd Tressl

Frankfort. Ky. December /
Voters i'll thirty one counties oi
the state favored the constitu-
tional amendment No. ! at tht
election ON November x. and IN
80 they favored amendment No.
:. an analysis Of official returns
received at the office of Sccrctar,
OF State Fred y Vaughan here
The majority against amcnlmcn.
number was SIPS and agaIns;
amendment number two was So.
$50.
The vote OH the amendments
was much lighter than that for
county and state Offices and fol-
lows:
Amendment No. l-Nc, 5000
No. l52.33O.
Amendment 40. 2-lcs. 81.
~ : No. 1928.
Eight counties voted against
amendment No. !. which would
have taken the state supcrintcr-
denCy OF Public instruction Ouj
"f the list 81 constitutional clcc-
tive offices. and gave majoritic-
Tor Amendment No. ,. whici
would have changed the mcthot
ct distributing ten per cent oi til.
state school fund 80 that poorer
counties could receive more aid.
In Cuc county -- Casey - tn,
amendments were not put On the
ballots and therefore no rcturn>
were received.
la largest vote M, cast in
Jefferson county where 2SISl
persons voted ON amendment No.
!. and 22.lO9 on amendment No
,. The smallest vote WAS Rowan
county. where i5S persons votci
cn amendment No. |. and 300 Oh
amendment No. ,
Counties which gave majo~itic,
in favor ui both amendments
E-crc Ecll. Boyd. Brcathitt. Camp
ell. Carroll. Garter. Christian.
lay. Elliott. Estill. I'aycttc.
i'i"Ni. Fulton. Gallatin. Harlan.
Jefferson. Johnson. Kcntou.
Knott. Leslie. Lctchcr. Lewis.
lincoln. Magoilin. Muhicnhurg.
Ov>lcy. Perry. Pike. Pulaski
Rowan. and Woudiurd. Countic
which voted iur amendment No. :
aud not for amendment No. /.
were Grccnup. kn"x. Lawrence.
NcCrackcn. Morgan. Rockcastlc.
scott and Wolfe. Bourbon coun-
ty gave Il majority Tor amend
mcnt No. |. but went against
amendment No. 2.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
UNCLE SAM SENDS
BOAT AFTER MORSE
" a--oalat,i Ir.s-l

" a>hin.i"2. Dvc. The d
lartus>nt of Justice J. understood
tuda, to h:~r asked the NavN
Department a. send u destroyer
~ intercept The French liner. Pa
ris. and hriu. hac.l Charles y =
Mor-.-. ui New Work. VINO i r.
ported L. have left the cu,mtrr
in tn. :ac- Il grand jCry invesi;-
cation 81 hi ship contracts. Il
Is understood a naval dest-oye.
would put t. sea from = French
port within "A ieW hours To- inter
ccpt the Paris. which left New
York last Friday
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Come erd see how many bcSu-
,iful things Sl.00 will buy 1T tbs
rovclty table-Bapt'st Bazaar. u
INDEPENDENT STEEL
FIRMS To MERGE

N,t, \ork. Dee Rci".~' 8
that "a merger ui seven ,r 'u"rt
independent steel conIpa,'i-~ !.
contemplated Wa> conlirwcj -
financial district to..ay. J. W.:
takc in all ,ilc leading produce,
and manufacturers with tie cN-
ccptirn of the Bcthlcacu and
Ionc- AMI LluShlin Cunpsuic~.
The capitalization Il the vaTiu =
companies CONCERNED 1TrT"%'-
mates $5C0GH.,60
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
MAY HOLD GERMANY
NEEDS A RECEIVER

Paris. Dec. IN rcCcivcrshir
for Germany ~ q bankrupt with
an autonomous Rhinclaud to bc
exploited by the .\llic~ for rcpa-
ration~ purpose, j. likely to bc
proposed by france IL an alter
native To- the muraprium Il Tcpa-
ratiOns a. may bc suggested by
Great Britain. ii wa said III Of
ficial circles here TO-DAY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Notice, Elksi

The annual Memorial Services
will be held ~ the First l'rcshy
tcrian church sunday Dec. +ih.
at ) p. IN. Mi Elks are request
ed IT, meet at Lodge Rooms at
, so p. IN. and march IL body
to the church. DIR. X. l.. Tclford
will deliver the address and the
public Is cordially invited tu at
tend these services.
CARLISLE MACPIN.
1t Exalted Ruler
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Oh, its a sight the things you'll
see on the novelty table at the
Baptist Bazaar, Dec. 3 1t
New Council Meets Tonight

First meeting of the new CitN
Council recently elected. will be
held tonight AT the city hall Y
this meeting. according to law.
the recently appo nted city oili
cials from Mayor down VIII h'
formally elected. This Is alSn
the final business session OF the
old council. which viii CLEANUP
anything that may be before Il,
il possible
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
State Debt Over S7,O00,000
nly Assocint,-I i'ressl

Frankfort. Dec. l-Thc c"nl'-
iion of th~ state treasury ~ the
close oi business \oVcmb,i -.
shows Approximately S%u.Go
and outstanding warrants about
over ST.OO0.00O.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Hensl Se,adsl Pies, Puddings

Mr.. Nell- and cc:'iiit;c- -:
furnish your Sunday dinner
ready t. serve. Mrs.. Bi@ger,:di.
viii have he famous MT and
irui, cakes IN ale. Bring :uur
friends to- luncheon Masonic
Temple. Dec. ,ird. /;
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Dec. l-Cattlc very
SLOW; hogs steady: Chicago 80.
GOO, l0c lower.
Louisville. Dec. 1t attic 500,
strong. tops SOS; hog>. 2.4CO,
strong and unchanged: sheep 100,
higher. So: lambs $3.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Christmas presents for the baby
at Baptist Bazaar, Dec 3. 1t
Mine Robbery A La 1921

Jackson. Calf. Dee IA
months cleanup oi gold ANAL
gam valued at between Sb0l00
and $4,000 was taken from the
Argonatu ming here today Ly
eight mcn who bound two mill
men blew the safe and escaped
IN an automobile.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Weather for Kentucky

Rain tonight and Friday; warm
or in east portion tonight colder
Friday afternoon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Steamer Still Found In Pulaski

Somerset. Dec. Near Bent.
on Buck Creek. raiders located
and destroyed large still oper-
ated BY steam. Search had long
been made io- This particular out
1T The still was hot when dis
covered, but the operators had
1-d
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Mrs. Flannery Picks Her Seat

'ife -af>~'N74.i 80 A'0of
i'rankfort. Dec. Mrs. MARY
llanncrN. representative elect.
from Rovd county today stopped
in Frankfort on her way homo
from the Louisville democratic
meeting and selected seat No. ID
- her seat IN the house o. rep
rcScntatiVeS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01

telling him where to deliver his
tobacco - ~ a-SpIati-jn Il"
notice Is signed by Robert w.
Bingham. ciislr:sI II - tie - gan
ization committee. and joseph
PasSonneau. organization mana
ger.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
TOBACCO POOL MAY
REACH 95 Per Cent
Over $4,000 Growers In Three
Burley States Have Now
Signed Up Their Crops

- :
O''''''0 'S9''' Ia '''''' p" ~ ~
TIE membership VII total ~ OF
; Y5 per cent of the total number
,f ,oi,a,,, .,royvn in The district.
- ,bc ,,,;n;.n of Io.c,,b pa.Sn,i-
...--.. .... ~.
~ -. - ~ r'''''''' ''i "a. '',''. -;
- H., no. ,i.....i. IL. -
-; -. -. '.:,-,,..,,,- -. ~ 0
III Ii. p,..7,,,,,..,,. ,,'.~, .;J l,-.d,..-
a.. - -,
I.y.I.;, IT. hi r.....l-..J 50 J.
rSn a,i.i -. N - Ia.
-. r..rn,... -. - .T,r, H.. n,
f..,...~, ,.,,,,,,;... :, ,b.. .ii--ri.., f.,
,y,,;.-, u,,f~id.. GROWER, havc had
tin. n,,,,,r,uui,, since saturday
l,st - sion tl,. .,>ociatiou con
.fa,,
With the Opening. 81 the mem
lcr..,ip book, last Saturday"
.aid dir. pass,i,ucall. new mem
bcrs hav, joiucd the association
e, IN more extensively than had
Lcrn AMI -c;uaicd. II the >amc rate
81 ,irr-up continue, until Dcccm-
lcr ~. The pool will undoubtedly
reach the % per cent mark be
lore n. books are finally closed.
I'm TACT / would not be surprised
II v.o succeeded in getting NOR.
rlia1 05 per cent of all burlc, to-
raccn grower, in the iour states
rcp~c>cntcd in the contract.
When the pool wa, declared
q, termed ON November 10. some
.biu.e more. than 1900 contracts
had been turned into the organ
z,t;,n This number ba, been
.,r,Ilcd T., over 5ODOO Th;, doe.
r.t m..,n b.vrvrr ,bat riub.
,L,r.,pd r.r,.s Inv. Lc,.r add.f
-. l., C.t,r,1., R.r,,+
,n , r,ns;J,.-,hl,. a-n.,,ui - to-
-. H.. III l.,.,.,, ,.l..,f.,..l ,..;,r
-. H.. 15.i, d;J ~. r,..,.I I.,d
,,..'...or. :, 80. :. H.. ;,,.,,,,..I -
H.. ,;.,,.,-... r,..,..s,',,,..l IN ~, rr
-, =, X,v.,,i..r ~ ,,I :. .,,
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- - 49,. = ,l,. -, =,
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-. ,,f.I..cJ =, "a. n~,.-,.r, ,;,,
-, 1O1nnn 600 ,,,.,,,,l
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,.J ,n tn ,bc ,..rci,ti,r ! =. III.
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,,r.,,,i;1cI /, :. tr,,. ,1,,, IN,
IL. r.t;f..,.,,;. ....-,.,.,..,,;....
NJ INV. on nc, cent u,,I. H..
,b;s on n.r cent l,. bee, .li,,r
rd ,i,cr -.vrrai ,c,r. 81 .,-..,...
Ill nno,,,;,n In.,,. - =. r,.. .
,,,ora,;,.,. .,u,.,vl,.,c =, ~. I-,,;t.
SIT. ,baf was .,,.,,...f,,l IN 90,
,;un * n.r ,.o,,, r,nJ r~;.r =. :,
;ncHrnorat:on
NJ. ~ tb.. ;rc.r,.,,r,,;., >..i
tb. ,-soc;,t;o, w. rcc.;yed fr,,,,
Trv, Wi, vest.rd,1. IN , te,c ;
gr,m from aaron Gap;rn ITO
,,cr wl,n drew I'm ,L,. uI,rLr';,,o
-nn,r,rt ~ or..an;l,t;nn Mn.
.cr p,sso,r.,r Tn ;n,urnora
f;nn was effected ~ i2aIcioh \
& and under the law, of tl,af
sfatc y soon n !, ! m,de IT,
m,I ,o dn 81 which ! rxncctcd tci
br at The coming session of tb,.
General Assembly. the associa-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01

Load of coal to be sold at Bap-
tist Bazaar Saturday at noon
This. IS extra good coal donated
by E. w. Powell & Company.
This IS an opportunity for YOU
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01

Lookl Business Men! Look!
Dinner at Masonic Temple by
Bspsist ladies Dec g. Begin serv-
ing at III O'clock Oyster soup,
chicken salad, old ham, hot rolls,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01

Oyster soup, pickle, chicken
salad, old ham, hot rolls, coffee,
etc, 81, Saturday, Dec. 3, Mason
ic Temple. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Today's Produce Prices

Quoted and pate by Ren.kcr
Brothers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-15
DISEASE GERMS lie
in WAIT FOR YOU
EVERYWHERE

No matter how strong our constitu-
tions, every one of us are constantly
open to the dangers of the millions
of deadly disease germs in the air.
There is only one real protection.
That is daily use of thoroughly an
tiseptic mouth wash such as Steroline.
AS we know, most germs enter through
the mouth. Thus, if we keep our
mouths in antiseptic condition, germs
are allowed no foothold. Besides being
the approved mouth wash, Steroline is
also highly recommended as a dem
thrice. Being a liquid Steroline gets
between the teeth, reaching the most
out of -the-way crevices, which most
tooth pastes never reach. Steroline
keeps your mouth cool, sweet and
fresh. Quickly heals raw and bleed
ing gums and sweetens the breath.
Get a bottle from your druggist to-
Advertisement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-15
TO SELECT TOBACCO
EXPERIMENT STATION

Selectionof a site for a tobacco expert
ment station for the state in or around
Quincy as authorized by the recent legis-
lature was undertaken by the State board
of Control at it's last meeting, Hon. P. x.
Yonge of this city, w. L. Weaver of the
board and Plant Commissioner Newell
being appointed as a committee to in
vestigate the sites offered. The commit
tee was offered ten sites by the tobacco
growers of Gadsden county from which
to make selection. No definite decision
was reached but it is expected to have
the site selected by the next regular
meeting of the board, the second Monday
in August.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-15
TURKS AND GREEKS
LOCKED In BATTLE
AirpIanes Taking Part in the Struggle
for Mountain Heights Near kuta.
(By The Associated 1ress.l

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 14.-Turkish
nationalists and Greek forces are locked in
battle before Kutaia, about rs miles
southeast of Brussa. Airplanes are TAX
ing part in the struggle for mountain
heights near the town, which is the first
objective of the Greek offensive, which
began last Monday. The national forces
consist of the third Turkish army corps,
commanded by Colonel Arif Bey, who re-
Gently received reinforcements from the
Armenian front.
A nationalist official statement declares
the Greeks are holding line running
southwark from Meni-shehr, a village
situated near the northern branch of the
Bagdad railway. The Greeks are said
to be advancing with four divisions.
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, head of the
Turkish nationalists government, left
Angora for general headquarters while
the nationalist assembly has adjourned,
physicians holding seats joining forces at
the front.