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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
BOTTLE IS SEIZED AS
EVIDENCE IN R.

ID HDTINNL IN hAAU In a raid al the froecry store of Albert Gordon in the building that was form erly the old Newmarket hotel on Bos- well avenue, Albert Gordon the pro prietor, was arrested Saturday night on the charge of violation of the liquor law A bottle said to contain alcohol was seized as evidence to Officer Peter Dris- -4i. The police party also included Of h-eFs shah2n, P. Murphy. McFadden and Sullivan
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
Invited to aroson Exercises.

Faith Trumbull chapter, Daughters of The American Revolution. has been in- Yited to the Monument house, 4rctpn, Sept. s. at o'clock daylight saving tizne) when exercises for the annirer. sary of the battle of GFoecn Heights viii be helA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
opsrass.n rsr Ap.sna,ritis

Seiden B Manwaring, proprietor of the oswegatefie house, Waterford, and form cry a~1nember of the republican state central committee has been successfully cperatea on for appendicitis in a hospital in N>H LU6Asa.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05

TAIsstvfIle--Frederick Khunlne recent ly underwent an operation at ths Hart ford hospital for the anDutation of the big toe on his right foot
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
 OF THE

NNIRW IN H HUI EENU JUMP N '. 4 special meeting of the stockholders Of The Norwich Housing Company is hereby called for o'clock D. m, Friday, Sept. 18th. 1921 al the Chamber of Com nerce Rooms iH The Thames Loan and Trust Comgany building. in Norwich, to consider and take action on the following Fote adopted at meeting of the direc- tors of the said Norwich Housing Com pzny held Aug. Sth, 1921, to wit: Voted To terminate the cornorate existence of The Norwich Housing Com pany.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn, this 12th day of August, 1921.
 CHARLES D. MOVES,
 W. II. OAT
 SHEPARD B. PALMER.
 WALTER F. LESTER
 JOHN M'WILLIAMS, Directors of The Norwich Housing Com
 pany. aug15M
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
Strong Nerves

Pure organic phosphate, known to Lee & osgood and most other drug yists as Bitro o-Phosphate, is what lerve-exhausted, tired-out people must lave to regain nerve force and energy. That's why it's guaranteed. =
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05

THERE Ia no aEverusms nnse1urn u ssasaFn c-nnectt-:.. equal to The Bulis- D for ousin@8 feantts-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05

Prizes Are Awarded. After the spesksns the awards fsr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
officials Optimistic

Washington. Oct. 2l-Thc note
81 optimism in official dis, us ION
at the threatened railroad ,trik-
W., more pronounce today. Scv-
cral cabinet mcmbcI> expressed
confidence that the cooling uii
period" which has interviewed
-iucc the strike call. had served 90
lessen the danger uf q national
tic-up.
administration officials. when
informed uf the termination ui
The conference III Chicago he
tween the railroad and lab"r
board and the union Chief, last
night. declined To make any com
ucut. prcicrriu%. il was explain
c'i. To- await iull report oi th-
proceedings before making any
decision.
Du" oi the definite develop
u-ut- 81 the day. was that pre-
parat ON, had been completed ior
1hc coordination under the Com
mcrcc Department oi plans for
the transportation al essentials
~Ip;id the strike 80 into effect.
.\itcr = conference al the White
House between President Hard
iug. Chairman McChord. ut the
Interstate Commerce Commission
aud acting Attorney General Guti
iic decided impression was given
that IN order could be expected
--uu from the commission putting
into effect a reduction in freight
rates.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
LABOR BOARD BACKED
BY GOVERNMENT
Calls Railroads and Union Chiefs
For Meeting Next Week
Warned Not To Strike

Chicago. oct. 2l-Thc Federal
Railway Labor Board TO-DAY.
backed by al the authority which
the government can place n -
disposal. called the railroads OF
the country and the live biy
union~ To appear here next week
and >olcmnlN warned the unions
not 10 strike Until the Board has
heard their grievances and rcn-
dcrcd a decision. The Boards
action virtually means there will
be no strike cn October so. un-
less The unions choose to openly
dcfy the government, for Il i
hardly probable that decision
will bc rendered b. the Board
before that date.
The hearings VIII bc open TO
the press and public.
Board members declined to >av
io say whether they had been IN
touch with Washington. where II
= reported the administration to
,j1v h9d under consideration
whether to resort 10 federal GOV
cTnmcnt war powers To maintain
TRANSPORTATION III event ct the
-.--i-t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
METHODIST LEADERS
TO MEET IN DETROIT
November II to 22, In Most Inn
portant Gathering of Church
This Year
uiy Associates Press

Detroit. Mich. Oct. Il - y
Thanksgiving and inspirational
conference OF Methodist Episco-
pal leaders from many parts OF
the world. described as the most
important gathering OF the
church this year. will be held ii
Detroit November II To- p.
aside from the inSpirational
meetings there will be held th,'
second annual business session of
the Council al the Boards OF Be
ncVolcncc oi the church. Tho
counsil is made up OF representa-
t.vcS of the ten boards oi the
church. Fifteen million dollars i
10 be apportioucd among the var
iuuS church divisions for their
work during the next wear
Announcement j. made by
church leaders here that 25 hi>h-
ops oi the church and a large
number uf division Supcriutcu-
dents and other workers have ac-
copied invitations to attend.
Meetings of the executive com
miitcc oi the church council will
open the tcn-day meeting Mon
day November IL TuScdav. We'd
ucsday and Thursday will bc dc
voted to in>pirational meetings
and Ia discussions OF the IN ur,
work II the church. Subjects L.
hc discussed at these meetings
will include Race Relations IN /,
Jnitcd States: Works. Health
Mind and Heart The Pacific ans.
he Far East: Chr i ana The M
;ionS. and Education for Christian
Leadership.
Discussion oi Jar Eastern prob
Ems wa> tilnc I" take place ~" =,
liter upcnin" 81 the Di>arwaracu;
Conference in Washington. Ev,-
uiution- uu The subject to- hc dis
II. SCI are 20 bc drawn AMI pr
-cntci to the assembly. II adup'
al. the resolutions viii lt sent q.
t'lr >ari"u> church boards iuf
heir guidance in mapping the l.:
turc program of the CHURCH.
Friday and Saturday viii l..
given over to meetings OF tbs
council executive committee. On
Sunday Methodist and other pull
pits in Detroit viii bc occupied by
The visiting church leaders. Tn"
mcctin" al the council oi Board'
i Ecucvulcncc> will be held -
hc Ia, two dav> 81 the comet
0~c. Officers 1T The council may
DC elected. Speakers from thc
various conference sessions have
Nut been announced.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
DODGE TEAM WINS
FROM CLARK HIGH

Dodge Bros. team oi Richmond
defeated the Clark County lIig:
freshmen i'm Winchester Thurs
dar by score uf / to q. The 10
Gals were outl.ci%hcd almost l5
pound, To the man and the time
iur the first hall WAS called when
The Dodge team had thc ball OH
Winchc>tcr's two yard line. Bob
Dunn made Il brilliant run for Il
touchdown which was the only
one scored by the Dodecs. II"
received the ball OH a punt and
ran through the whole Clark tcari
for touchdown Shelton Saui-
ley. IT.. kicked the goal. Cla,
Pearson also made 4 fine run a
20 wards after receiving pas.
from SauflcV. Dunn'S long ru-
for a touchdown nettcd 90 wards
The ''frcShicS' used several ring
erS against the local boys bur
they were unable to score ON tn
strong Dodge boys. The Dodge
have come through another vic
tory and their next game her.
will be looked forward to witt
much interest by the Richmon'
foot bali fans
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
EFFORT To HALT
WALK0UT FAILS
Commission Unable To Present
Tangible Plan-Cut In Freight
Rates Expected Soon

Chicago. Oct. 2l-EffOrts by
Railroad Labor Board to avert
the threatened railroad strike
through conferences with heads
ui the FIVE unions which have or
dcrcd a walkout effective October
50. failed when the meeting adj
jOurncd last night with the an
uouncemcnt bv the Board that
whilc.thc discussions were benc-
iic.al. no definite results were OBJ
tanned.
There has been iull anl
frank discussion oi the situation =
Was the statement given out by
Fen W. Hooper. vice chairman of
the board. The labor board and
the brotherhood chiefs cNchan"
cd views in 4 perfectly pleasant
WY. The interview was bcuc-
iiCial. but we cannot say that anE
definite results were obtained.
The five union presidents i'm
mcdiatcly went into a secret con
ference. They lett fur Cleveland
last night with the announcement
that the strike would go ri%h;
ahead"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
BURNAM To SPEAK
AT CHAPTER BANQUET

Webb Chapter No. q. ko.al
\r-h Ma>on>. ui Versailles. viii
be 100 wear, old the 4th oi nest
December and IT. members IRE
planning 4 centennial celebration.
The celebration will take he
form ui 4 banQuc,. which ,rii! be
given Tuesday evening. Dec. o.
as the 4th fails on Sunday. Gov
crs will be laid Tor $50 persons.
y number OF prominent Ma-un>
from over the state. inclIdin- ci-
iiccr> of the Grand Chapter. arc
cxpcctcd TO be present
Past Grand High Priest Robert
X. Burnam. oi Richmond. will
deliver the Chief address. X. &.
Williams. present high priest al
the local chapter. will give an
historical address ON Nv ebh
Chapter.
Webb Chapter Wa given its
charter Dec. !. 1921. II wa the
~irth Royal Arch chapter ;u~ti-
tuted in the state. the Grand
Chapter itself having been or
"auizcd only three or four year,
before. Its first principal officer,
were: High priest. Thomas =
Hart King. William i. Black
burn; scribe. John Mckinney. .ir
The Masonic so-Cailcd "biu'
ilodgc" OF Versailles Landmark
No. Ills four years older thar
Webb Chapter Its ccntcnnia
came in lolz. The war was go
ing on then, SO plans for a cclc
! bration were abandoned and tn
centennial fund was given to th
| Red Gross.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Lexington Msn Pinned
Under Car In Greek

Lexington. kN-. Oct Il-Wm-
Van Dercn. = member OF the Van
Dercn Hardware Company here.
and one Of LeNinSton's best
known b.I>ine>s men. had 4 mira
ulous escape from death and i
now in a serious condition as n re
suit OF the overturning OF his au-
tomobilc ON the Maysville pike
Mr.. Van Deren was pinned under
the machine in a creek bed where
there was several inches Of water
For some time he lay III the water
but finally was able to eXtricate
himself from the wreckage after
recovering consciousness. and
was picked up and taken 10 hos
pital in Maysville. Although there
are no bones broken. he sustained
several severe cuts and bruises
and is reported in n serious cOndi-
l.tion as a result of these injuries
and exposure in the cold water
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
NORMAL HI PLAYS
MIDDLESBORO TODAY

The Nomal High School loo;
hall eleven plays the Middlc>borc
team at Middlc>boro TO-DAY.
\buut Il took the trip with
coach Hcmbrcc The boys left
at noon Thursday anil arrived -:
NiddlcSboro late last night Soy
cral hours were spent IN Curhiu-jn
signal and light practice. The
Normal High lads left with an air
II confidence and believe they can
truuncc the mountain eleven.
Normal High will miss two ot
their stars. Shelby Carr and VIM.
Crutchcr. however. who will no,
20 into the game unless the local
get in q hard place and need thy
help of the two stars. The tw,
lads will play with the Normal
eleven against cumberland Col
lcSc Saturday and are not To en-
Ter the High School game FRIDAY
unlc>, Coach Hembrcc is hare
pressed
The locals lett with one OF tn.
strongest lines that has ever beer
sent out to invade foreign fields
The team on the whole i very
strong but will miss Carr an,
Crutchcr.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
NO EVIDENCE TO
SUBSTANTIATE RUMOR
Grand Jury Investigat-s Wild
Reports About Murder" of
Colored Man

Reports that confession has
been made by some woman with
knowledge of the exact cause Ui
the death oil John Chcnault. col
orcd. whose manglcd body was
found IN the railroad tracks
some months ago. have been un-
der investigation by the grand
jury this week. \ member oi that
body declares that the grand iuIl'
has been unable To ind any facts
20 Sub>tantiaIc the reports that
have been lying about town. "
witnesses have been found Who
seem able tn give any iri"rIua-
tion OF value. the grand Juror
SaN-.
The rumur, ;iat have been
circulated freely about town were
to the effect that Chcnaul; ha,l
been engaged i'm a cap game
with several vounr white vac" :
that one had killed him with an
aX or had cut hi~ throat with =
knife and that the body had been
placed ON the railroad track to
hide evidences OF the crime The
rumors went 50 far - to name
some OF the white men alleged
to have been involved. !, was
2lcgvd that - woman friend a..
unc !;al "iaiicn "u; with E'u
and told The >tory "a the "ha-tly
affair.
However. the grand jur. la
iuuud not Il bit ui evidence Co
-ub>tlntiiatc these rum"r~ and
reports. member SAY. and 81
the rumurs vanish INTO thin ;ir.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
PERKINS FARM
BRINGS GOOD PRICE

The T. e.. Perkins farm OF
15O54 acres was sold Friday
morning to W. ID. Sanders. OF the
Whitlock section. at the high
figure OF Sis an acre. 55A acres
to Brutus Mobcrly at Sl5l; tract
;. Az acres sold to I. NJ. Per
kins at SS4 acre; the Whitlock
trait 2211 acres. to /. NJ. Perkins
at sos acre. Mr.. Perkins was
well pleased with the sale. and.
considering the way the land was
cut up and sold in tracts. this is
considered by the large crowd oi
buyers present. TO be a splendid
price. Long Tom said he has
never seen more spirited bidding
and there is no doubt Long Tom
knows how TO get the contend
ing buuyers to pay the price when
quality is taken into considera;
ton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
GUARD INCREASED AT
AMERICAN EMBASSY

Paris. France. Oct 2l-\u-ba -
>1dor HerricL AT his office today
found 6S letters threatening re
priSals ii the Italians. convicted
oi murder in Massachusetts. are
cNcCutcd.
The guard at the embassy was
increased today. The Communist
meeting tonight al prntc>'
against conviction oi the Italians
is causing some apprehension
Police now lay blame for the
bomb which exploded in Her
rick'S home To Communists. who
also are said to be plotting trou-
bic in the United States.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
STATE FARM
BUREAU TO meet
- Assocint.d Tres.l

Frankfort. Ky. Oct. 2l-Mat-
tcr> OF taNatioi- and the climina-
tiun of useless offices" IN Ken
tucky are the chief things to bc
considered BY the legislative COM
mittcc of the kentucky Farm,
bureau Federation at it, meeting
in the Offices of the sta t >ccrc-
tarv here OH November and ,.
The executive committee uf tn.
iarm bureau will meet Oh the day
alter the legislative body mcc :.
\ leg SlativC program WAS de
cidcd upon nj the last meeting OF
the committee held here in JULY
and at the next meeting means of
best bringing the proposed re
forms before the state legislature
are to be considered.
The Legislative program map
ped out i'll July follows:
|. TO bring about such =,
, change and enforcement OF the
tax law as will tend To bring on,
all property within the state foI
taxation and to relieve the farm
er from any unjust burden that
is imposed upon him by reason oi
! the operation of the present law
2. The enactment of such state
Legislation as may be necessary t.
secure to the farmer the full. fre>
and UNRESTRICTED right to bargain
collectively and to secure for hin
the right of cooperative buy;n:
and selling. both a a produce
and consumer.
}. Equalization and adjust
ment OF freight rates within tbs
state.
4. y state wide agriculture
program. co-ordinating the vari
Gus forces engaged III agricultur
: al activities.
! ;. The adjustment Ct useles
offices and the consolidation .
Others where il can be done with
out any detriment to efficiency.
"A modern and effective pur
seed law.
I. IL modern fertilizer law.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
y MILLION IN
SCHOOL PROPERTY
In Kentucky, According To Fig
ures Sent Out By State
Superintendent
lHy Associated FressJ

Frankfort. Ky. Oct. 2i-2ublic
school property III Kentucky is
worth more than twenty-five mil
lion dollars. according TO figures
compiled in the office OF the State
Superintendent OF Public InStruc-
tion here. The value OF property
in about IS per cent OF the dis
tricts and cities l. SlQ.l2+.O4S.
The other Is per cent. VIII ch has
not vet reported. includes the city
oi Louisville where ~hcoul pro-
perty i estimated To- hc worth
several millions ui dollars.
I'm speaking OF The figures al
ready compiled Assistant super
inicnicnt Taylor stated that ap-
proXimately - per cent could
safely be added To the totals al
ready reported and that with
Louisville >tll out. the unrcportcd
figures might ruu more than that
percentage.
The public school system dur
ING the wear l92C-2l. received
$l..}4zZi5.i3 from state taxes.
Local taxes amounted tu $s.9S4.
25Z.TO in the * per. cent of Tie di~
trict~ which have reported and
thc total l. thought to bc around
SS.U&l.Snn. The total 81 state
jd@c> distributed To- thc ~ch"ui,
during the year. after certain 9th
cr necessary cNpcu>c~ has hccr
pail. was SS.944.23I.5S.
IHc districts already reporting
show au enrichment of +h?I5-
With the probability that the final
total viii hc more than oS7.UcO.
I.lcmcutar, schools already re
porting show total OF 452.l2i
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Far From Hopeless
is General Opinion
s;y Azscr e. prcss1

Washington. Oct. 2l-PcudinC
receipt at official reports of what
actuaUv developed 1T yesterday :
Chicago railroad strike confer
cucc no one in authority here to-
dav would comment on the re
,ult, ui the conference. The op-
tiu,iStjc atmosphere which pre-
viously pervadcd discussions. had
not entirely disappeared. howev-
er. by an overnight setback. and
the general opinion Is that the
situation i lar from hopeless.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Three ARRESTS IN
ALLEN COUNTY FIRE

Frankfort. Oct. l-invc>ti"a-
jion OF number OF fires in .Allcn
county suspected to he a. incc;
diary origin. has resulted N t.ie
arrest OF three men and holding
uf two OF them to the grand ia
y. according 10 = telegram re-
ccivcd here today from X. l..
Justice. county Judge. The men
gave bond. according to the Judge
for their appearance IN the Nllcn
circuit court at Scotj>villc ON
January lSt. 1922.
The men bound over were To-
>cph j.. Spencer ?ud an oil man
canned Povn,cr. The third man
was w !. Butcher. who will be
used by the state A. = witness.
Spencer i charged with burnin :
@n autumobil, and Poyuicr with
procuring the burning 81 an oil
~i%.
Spencer and Butcher have made
i"nel comic >ion~.
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Kentucky Student browns
Trsz@y

Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 2l-Whilc
employed in engineering work c:l
the government nm being con
Structed at Brent, Ky Richard
Phil ps. 2l. cooperate s'udeII
at the University NJ Cincinnati
was drowned last ilgiis. Ills body
was recovered. Phillips. vt i, ne-
lievcd. fell between two Lar&es
while trying to jump from ne to
the other. Phillips was the son
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Philips.
of Fort Thomas. XIV.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Lcok To Washington
For the Next Move

Chicago. Oc,. 2l-Thc Federal
Railway .5i,or Board. having a'-
mitt-dly tailed l. avert the raj
rad strike. transportation ,N-
ccutivc> nct Lcrc today to for
ululatc plans - combat the walk
ont. Meanwhile the heads ~
important railroad unions gre
completing strike plans n Clcvc-
;aud. Both sides appeared 10 be
lic,c the ncNt step would bc TAX
en 1t Washington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Notice To Taxpayers

Your city taxes tor the year
1921 are now due and in my hands
for collection. You are request
ed to call and settle On ali taxes
not paid by November 1st. the
penalty prescribed by Ordinance
will be attached also interest al
the rate OF o per cent per arnum
will be charged on ali BILLS in my
bands after November J. 1921.
JESSE DYKES.
City Collector
Office at City Hall, corner First
and Irvine streets. 24S I'd
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Road Workman Killed
When Abutment Fails

London. Oct. 21-JaSper AlIen.
wornman on the Dixie High
way bridge across the Rockcastle
river. this county, was instantly
killed yesterday when the frame
work of an abutment gave way
and fell upon him. Several other
men working i'll the same pit
with him. were barely missed by
the heavy timbers. This is the
first serious accident that has oc-
>trred in the construction OF the
Dixie Highway in this county
covering a period OF about hpe
years.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Admiral Beatty Arrives
On Liner Aquitan;a

New York. Oct. 2l-EScort-
cd by a squadron of dcstroycrs
the liner Aquitania, bearing Ad-
miral Earl Beatty. OF the British
navy. arrived here today. He
will bc the guest of the American
Legion and will address the Kan
sas City Convention. Beatty 5
real mission is to serve aS adj
wiser To the British delegation al
the disarmament conference.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Widow of Buffalo Bill"
Cody Dies in Wyoming

Cody. Wyoming. Oct. ZI-MrN.
Louisa Cody. widow al the late
Colonel William +. Cody ("Buifa-
lo Bill" died at her honre here
last night OF heart disease. She
was 7S years Of age.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Western Rosds Not
in Need of Men

Chicago. Oct. 2l-WestcTn
roads probably Will not follow
the Eastern roads IN advertising
Tor men in event oi the railroad
strike. We have - many ap-
plicatiun> already w won't need
To advertise" SAID President Eel
ton. ni the Chicago and Great
Western. here today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Strike Situation Unchanged
tHv Associated r.aaS-l

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 2l-Upou
LIS return from the Chicago con-
ference, Il. g. Lee. president oi
the irainmcn', orSanizajion. To-
5sv announced that the railroad
-tri,c situation was ah~uiu; -
unchanged
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Calvary Baptist Church

Sunday school 9:Sc. Preaching
service IL. subject "How the
Chinese People Worship" d. y
p. L. g. Evening service I. sub
ject My Complete Conversion.
The pulpit will be filled, by Rev
b. s. Bing. from Kaifeng. China
Your opportunity to hear mes
seuger direct from China