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New-York tribune., 1921-02-03

DID you lose something or were you a
i.ucky nndef of some valuable article /?
* fSSissr. Lost and FeGnd ad In Tomorrow s.
s1aasne. Telephone Beekman sooo.--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03

ana ali athsr aports, Tbrsl Pnilfaan penn NM
3:e5 r, M. daily. Seahoard Air Line Ry.,
11s4 Bid, ,way.~-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03

"FLORIDA SPECIAL" $3.50 II. NJ. DAILY
Quickest Service East Coast Points. AT
lansic Coast Line. 1916 B way. Tel, Long
acre 5SE5-~Adyt
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03

Fair to-day and tomorrow; moderate
70 fresh southwest and west winds.
Full Report on Last Page
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06
MONDELL OPPOSES
ANY KIND SALES TAX
Tells President 1t Is Inapos-
sible to Put 1t Through
House ,t
HARDING REMAINS
NONCOMITTAL ON TT

House Republican Leader Says TaN
Bmiigm Sfaulti Be Lifted Not Shift
t;I-Exeess Profits Tax Already Taisen
From The People
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06

Perfect in washing machines
With Rinse don't have TO do rubbing Follow
lar directions here After soaking the clothes wiring
machine full of hot water which has been added
enough Rinse solution make good sulIs
machine and clothes. No other product needed
when Rinse is used.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06

BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Especial, Despatch to The Reformer
'> Copyright 1921.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06
and he clothes are ready for the line

MO more of the back-break-
Z = ing rubbing that used to
leave you utterly exhausted after
washday. -..5
A few hours soaking in Rinse
suds takes the place of all this
needless drudgery.
Rinse is the new soap product
that 1oosens and dissolves the
dirt from even the heaviest
pieces of the weekly wash. 1t
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06
WOMEN PENSIONERS
. EXCEED VETERANS
Confederate Widows PredominAte In
Nirginia-Many Were Second Wives,
Younger than Husbands.

. RICHMOND. Va, Oct Virginia S
confederate pensioners now number 81
40. about one-half of whom are women.
The state auditor declares it is becoming
increasingly apparent that the veterans
are passing away far more rapidly than
their wives, due to the fact that in nearly
all instances on record the wives are con-
Siderably younger than their Husbands
Many of the veterans were married twice
Virginia pays its Confederate vetcr-
ans Sl,b a year in ease of total blindness
500 n year in case of total disability.
and pays $50 u year to widows of vet
Grams who were married before May l..
1880
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06

! House Republican, Leader Says. Tan
4 i}u4iigu Slaauld BE Lifted, Not shift
/ f;-Exeess Profits Tax Already Taien
/ From The People.
i By DAVID LAWRENCE
! tSpeeial Despatch to The Reformer.)
'e Copyright 1921.
! WASHINGTON. Oct. G.-Republican
Leader AlondeH told President Harding
| Yesterday that a sales tax was not only
/ illogical but impossible of enactment in
! the House. The President didn't commit
himself but said it was a matter for the
| two, houses of congress to work out.
| Mr.. Monders visit followed several
/ conferences which administration sena-
tors had with Mr.. Harding in which they
urged him to throw his influence in the
scales in favor OF a sq-called mamfac
turers' sales tax
! The controversy between the advocates
/ and opponents 81 Il sales tax has reached
a climax inside the administration camp.
/ The house is iusistcut that the bill which
/ it has PASSED be used as a basis for tax
/ legislation and AIR. Monden indicated
that there would be no objection in the
house if the senate made certain changes
IN til" Nuisance and transportation taxes.
Ia other words the formula of taxation
prepared by the house viii be adhered to
| by itS leaders and the other method pro-
posed by Senator Smoot will be vigor-
ously opposed.
I'VE worked in the house" said Mr..
/ Aaudells "oD The theory that the people
wtratctl [tbe tax burdcu lifted and not
shifted. lNVfth all due respect TO the
gentlemen Who are advocating sales
tax, it is illogical and adds 10 the bur
deus Of the tax payer. Nor i it the
simple thing that is claimed. How for
instance will a sales tax he computed on
/ the wool grown in my state: viii it he
placed ut the source or will it be placed
on yarn or on clothf 1t will pass on
just as surely az any other tax" !
Would Re Embarrassing.
The Republican house leader declared.
that new system of taxation would
nave its embarrassment in many other
respects. The government machinery
would. of course. have to be changed SO
a, To collect the new taxes. Further
more there is no certainty i'm Mr.. Mon
! deliS opinion that the manufacturers
sales tax wouldn't bring with it more
evils than il was designed To cure. He
declared, too, that the house bill was by
no means a perfect measure but that it
did tend to relieve the people of the alb
normal and unusual taxes He saw no
asi, ~, or tile allti t mar 1he rrpeai
81 'n' pi8ft Nv ot nate Lett 'I-
I'VE az % "a, - ioIS' " nj. u wa $usH
4H'Hteu % hIul lndt many business inter
G~'N may nave S'ti'h b'hlhd safes tax
because OK lLlelf ulS4pi'oiiitIaeht over inc
fact that excess profits taxes viii not he
Immediately repealed. Mr.. AIoudell in
49, ,.,Il ~. - HS'N 1IN3 liloE s'',
/ IT. III "iEu'il mat III, Coui" naIq4 ulltvt
| ma .l'l,lh'IH u congress ""uiu support
;" 'i<''i''., d measure - d 95tIeN t''N
/ I ia oI"'f u" insure Hi'ei 10 j." YAK
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06

French Bluebcard, has been drawn up.
There are % counts, ] l of them charg
ing murder of women 10 whom he had
promised marriage. and the remainder
torgerp and other fraudulent operations.
lie viii be arraigned for trial in the
first week in November, having been in
ieil since april, 1919.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-06

Lady Gresham is one of the latest
English society recruits for the films.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
COMMONWEALTH
OF KENTUCKY
PROCLAMATION

To the voters Of the Twenty ninth
Senatorial district OF Kentucky. com
posed 81 the conntiee - till. jack
son. Madison. Owsle l. Rockcas-
tie. Greeting
Hon. Clarence Miller. the regularly
elected qualified and acting Senator
rom tho Twenty ninth Senatorial Dis
trict OF Kentucky. composed OF the
ountic~ of ESliil. jackson. Madison.
ON,slry and EooIsclstle. having on No
venbcr -. 1921. rendered 10 me-. Hs
Governor If the Commonwealth of Ken
:uclSy cS The result Of said resignation
said Senatorial District. and said rci;-
,snation having been by III. accepted.
and there now being a vacancy in the
.-uf'icc al senator from the said TWEEN
ty-uinth Senatorial District OF Ken
lucky aS tire result cf said registration
and it, acceptance by me. and the SEN
t.tc oi kentucky not now being in scs-
l1n:-
Now. Therefore /. Edwin \. Morrow.
Governor 81 tho Commonwealth Of Ken
uckr. ~ virtue Of the authority vest
"a in ihe by the laws Of the Com
'nonwealth OF Kentucky. do hereby
call and order u BE- held on Saturday.
tro 9Th day Of December. 1927. a spe-
jackson. Madison. OwSIey. and Rock
astic. composing the said Twenty
ninth Senatorial District of Kentucky.
FOR The purpose OF eiectinG a Senator
from Tho said Twenty ninth Senatorial
. District 10 All out the unaNpirod term
OF said Gillcr. resigned. aforesaid
The sheriff Of the said counties of
T.. i;stili. Jackson. Madison. Owsley and
I:ocI<castic viii cause To be opened ON
said day polls at the regular voting
places IN each III the voting precincts
of their respective counties. for the
purpose az holding said election. Sai'
election shall Ie held in each OF sale
precinct by the election officers who
conducted tho regular November. 1922
election. said election shall in "a
things he conducted In the same man.
ner and during the same hours as reg
iiar elections are held. and the Laiio'
To be used in said election shall be pro
pared by the county court clerk o
each county ia the same manner as
provided by law in regular elections
/ Tho returns shall bc canvassed and tn.
certificate issued To the successful can
didate in the same way as returns ars
canvassed and certificates issued in
regular elections.
! The respective sherims of the coun.
1 ties Of Estill. Jackson. Madison. Cws-
ley. and Rockcastie shall. as provided
by Section 1928. Kentucky Statutes
advertise the said election and the pur-
I poses thereof by written printed no
/ ticcs. one of each shall be posted n
the Court House door of their respec-
tive counties. and one ut each of tn
voting places in their respective coun.
ties. and by publication in some news
paper printed In each of their respec
tive counties. If any such there be.
\ special registra ton is ordered e
be held in the various precincts of tn
! cities of Richmond and Irvine. in said
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
COLLEGE HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Braudcn-
burg entertained vcry delightful
" 4 number OF their friends with
:. delightful Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. !. l.. Combs spent the week
end in Cincinnati purchasing sup
plies for his new store.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom CHRISTOPHER
uf Irvine. spent the week end
with MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Bran
dcnbrrg ON the Red river pike
Miss Evelyn Norris. who teach
g al Winston. was with nome
folks from Friday until AIonday
.. W. Norris sold a good MIL
cow last wccN for $50.
Mrs. Charles Wehbcr rc,urnc'
home Saturday after Two week
stay in Ravenna with her sister
Mrs. Minnie Wiilougiby wa
called TO Wilnore Friday T.. IA,
serious illness Of her sitter. Air>
Mil Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Pearson
and Miss Matte Hill ,rcn5 SIM
day with Mrs Neil Nilluughhl
in Richmond.
The members Of the NJ. f.
church met 1t = parsonage las
week. papered and painted ar,
pm new rcoi on the bu'i:i'u"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
ASPIRIN

Warningl Uhiess you see the name
"Bayer" on package on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre
scribed by physicians for twenty-One
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in TIE Bay
er package for Cold Headache, Neu
ralgia. rheumatism. Earache, Tooth
ache, Lumbago and for Pain. Hand,
in tin boxes of tewelve Dyer Tablet
If Aspirin cost few cents. Druggist
'lSo sell larger packages. Aspirin Is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
Of Monoaceticacidester of Sa'icylica-
cid.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
WANTS TAX PLACED
ON Big COAL INTERESTS
~ Associntcd rrcssl

Flemingsburg. Dec. l-Taxa-
ton OF the coal interests OF tn,
state and amend 1t nf ;hc All
tomobile licens X Ia. SO thai
automobile license money OF ri
least d larger per cent than al
present will remain IN the coun-
ties. are favored by Arthur Saun
ders, OF this city. who will req
resent Fleming county III th'
house OF representatives ii Tho
next session OF the state le9isla
tire. He also expressed hincli
As favoring reduction OF the as
Scssment of taxes ON real estate
III proportion to the decrease i
valuation.
In speaking his opinion regard
ing automobile licenses. Mr.. Saurr
ders gave an illustration of what
nc meant by rctnetion OF a; least
part OF the automobile license
fees iii the corinties OF origin. He
said that he would be willing t.
classify the various counties so,
for cNairplc, IS to allow Il coun-
~ with 500 machines to keep all
of the license fees collected and
for the next SEQ machines give
25 per cent To the state and for
all over l.0OD machines give 70
the state IS per cent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
McCreary's Jail Crowded

Stcarns. Dec. l-Thirty-foii
prisoners are At least too man,
for the AIcCreary county jail. .
cording to the jailer. The mel
during their 'ccent Sojsurn in th'
jail were 'bunkcd" wherever an
space could be found. One pris
oner slept on top OF the cage. an
other on the floor near the bath
tub and the others inside til
cells. Removal of several priS
oners to the state prison and TIN
House of Reform relieved th'
situation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01

district. on SATURDAY. ,--c.mb-r ~.
1921, during the regular rvEi~tf-,tiaii
hours. for the purpose of p-ri.ii;tiu -
these qualified voters who d.Si-,- tt
participate i'm said special election. ars
whose names DO not arp.as on al. last
REGISTRATION list. to register Said
special registration shall be- conduct ed
in each precinct by Tin. officers wH-
conducted the last general election iu
-uch precinct
In Testimony Whereof. I hav. hero
unto set my hand and caused - g..
affixed the great seal Of tn. Common
wealth. this the thir;icth DAY .T N.-
vember. in the year Of our Lord. or.
thousend nine hundred and tv"rty-
one. and the one hundred and tl.irtIcti
year of the Commonwealth
EDWIN l.. MORROW. Gov-r-ar.
Fred y. Vaughan. Secretary or STATE.
=. Lee Stewart. Asst. S.c OF stat.
IS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
NORTH CAROLINA
GROWERS UNITED

North Carolina tobacco grow
crs have signed up the minimum
agreed upon as necessary to the
success of their cooperative
marketing association, according
to reports received at the office
OF the Burnley Tobacco Grow"rS
Cooperative Association. in Lex
ington, and at the same time
came news that the price had
dropped considerably from pre-
vious figrues.
The signing UP by North Caro-
lima was featured by the endorse
ment of the cooperative plan b,
]. NJ. Galloway, probably the lar
gcst grower of tobacco in the
world who agreed TO deliver $50
COO pounds. On his farms there
is grown by tenants probably
4 million and a quarter pounds o
tobacco.
The signing up OF North Car
DINA assures the handling of III
1922 crop by the cooperative
marketing association. VII ch Is
threc-state affair. Virginia an
South Carolina being league.
with North Carolina in the asso-
citation.
Word from the Raleigh heal
quarters is that letters and tell
grams coming from all parts
the tobacco section OF the st2'
are being received. asking e.
contracts and that speakers scl,
to explain the plan to the grow
crs vino have not vet signed.
1t was said. in the reports here
that business men and banker
were impressed by the way farm
crs have shown their coniidcr.
in the new plan and were re-
TO give it their assistance
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
SPECIAL ELECTION NcTirI-

Notice is hereby given to th- voters
OF Madison count that pursuant 60 81
Proclamation OF tho Governor. h-r-t.
fore issued. special election will o.
held At each Of the regular v,'ir- r.,--
ctnctS OF Madison. county on 80 ur.i.--
December -. 1921. between thc hour.-
Of six o'clock a M. and four o-cinr;.
y M. for the purpoS. 81 ,i-etinG =
State senator in the Tv-..r.N-t-rii.,-,l
Senatorial District Of Kcnt,.cisy. .-o..-
posed OF the counties ur A.adf-.n.
Rockcastic. jackson. Owsl.y and E..sf
TO III tho vacancy caused b. th. r.-.
iEnation of Hon. Clarenc. Miller
l. :. WHITLot'E.
2so Sheriff of Madison Count,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
col. g. I|[....)..:t
"Papes Cold Compound"
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuifed, up! Cunt
blowing ana >nuffl.nsl y desc OF
"Papc', Gold Compound taken
every two hours untihthrec dose ,
are taken usually brcI<s any cold
right mp.
The Ve-v first dos opens clog
.~d no,;ril~ and the ar passages
~ the head; stops noe running
relieves the hcadache. Iullnc'5,
ievcri,hncSS.
"Papc'~ Cold ComD1und' costs
only few cents at .iruS stores
d acts without assistance tastes
nice. contains no quj1ine-lnsist
upon Papesi tt
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
New interpretations
CBy ASSOCIATED Press

Frankfort. Dec. Articles o
incorporation approved and char
tiers issued include the following
Aldine Coal Company. Robin
son Creek. capital $4,000. II
corporators T. J. Phillips. Frari
Marcum and y. r. Roberts, al
of Robinson Creek.
Crawford Coal Corporation. .
Williamsburg. capital Sl5OCOC
Incorporators Essex Il. Black
Detroit. Mich ]. +. Bowling
Williamsburg. and ]. II. lowing
Lexington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Boy Killed by Gas Explosion

Monticello. Dec. Gray Hat
field died Il horrible death her,
when a drum of gasoline oXplod
ed. The fore: OF the blast spill
his head and tossed his body /,
the roof of hen house. The la
was throwing lighted matches a
a can OF coal oil when the drum
OF gasoline stored i'll. the sam,
building. igniicd and the cxplo
sion followed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Car Burns in Mercer Garage

Harrodsburg. Dec. Tn NJ.
in the Sutherland Garage at WI
lisburg near here. Ford ca:
which was stored, was deStroys
while the garage and other con
tents were uninjtred. The Snok
ing skeleton of the car was fC''''
when the proprietor. Fred Suth
erland. opened the garage next
morning. Concrete construction
II the building saved it.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
Representatives View


Lawrenceburg. Dec. Fewer
bills and legislation that should
guarantee a stringent enforce
ment of past enactments is the
aim of Emery Lee Frazier. who
will represent Anderson county
at the coming session of the state
legislature. Mr.. Frazier also said
today that he favored careful
scrutiny of ali bills submitted a.
to their constitutionality before
they were passed for the reason
that laws declared unconstitu-
tional have Z tendency TO lower
the standard of respect for Our
statutes and weaken the founda-
ton of otir commonwealth The
desires OF the people should be
carefully considered. Mr. Frazier
said and every effort made not
ii violate their rights.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01
QUIT TOBACCO
So Easy To Drop Cigarette,
Cigar or Chewing Habit 4

No-To-Bac has helped thousapd'
to break the costly, nerve-shat-
tcring tobacco hal t. Wherever
YOU have 4 longing or 4 smoke OF
chew. just place n harmless NO
To-Bac tablet i'll Your n1btith in
stead. All desire stopF Shortl.
and YOU are better off fmentaily
physically. financially It's so
easy, SC simple. Get a/box OF No
To -Bac and if it 'odsn't release
you from all cravir. for tobacco
in any form. your ruggist WI
refund your money without que
ton. tt
SHOES second hand for sale
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-01

getting ready Tor the new pastor
Rev. King. OF Berry. ~. to
move in. He moved FRIDAY and
filled his regular appointment
SUNDAY morning and evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
MAY HAVE
 CAUSED FIRE-CURTIS
Health and Fire Depts. and Hall Commission Hint
 ed At By Mayor.

Mayor Orson F. Curtis will shortly institute an investigation of reports that paper to the amount of about 100 bales had been allowed to accumulate in the basement of City Hall, thereby furnishing fuel for the fire which broke out early this morning and which. according to estimates Of members of the City Hall commits sion, caused damages of S1O,Oo0 to the building. Commenting upon the sit uation this afternoon. Mayor Curtis said:
 "If conditions in the basement of City Hall are such as have been re- ported to me, I firmly believe that one or all of three agencies are guilty of negligence: The inspectors of tho health department and the fire prevention bureau of the fire de- partment, whose duties are to see that no such conditions are allowed to go on. and the members of City Hall commission. provided they knew that paper was being stored in the basement in that manner"
 The mayor was one of the first city officials to arrive at the scene of the blaze this morning. He looked over the grounds thoroughly but did not go into the basement since he had uFNn "aAGE "hS NoO NSSp in that part of the building to ven- ture without rubber boots.
 It is a matter of general knowledge that a large quantity of scrap paper has been lying about the basement for some time past. much of 1t baled in large bundles and about enough loose to make up one bale. The mayor was not aware that the quantity of serp was near as large as reported, however, he said this afternoon and had he known he proba- bly, would have ordered its early re- moval as fire haanrd.
 Among the duties of the fire pre- vontion bureau of the fire department which is a recently instituted adjunct 10 the work of lighting flames. is to see that conditions that might cause fires arc not allowed to exist. Since the possibility of loss of life is in- volved. the matter has been regarded as one of health, and the inspectors Of that department are supposed to be on the lookout for such hazards. The City Hall comm isslon. If if had knowledge Of conditions, was negli- gent in the performance of its duties by allowing those conditions to exist, Mayor Curtis feels.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
OBSERVANCE OF DAY
 IN WASHINGTON, ). L. Executive Branch of Govt. ClOeed-HOnOrary De-
 grees at University.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Although all executive departments of the govern ment were closed in observance of Washingtons birthday today, both houses of congress, facing crammed legislative calendars, with adjournment only ten days off, remained in session. In both senate and house, however, business was suspended long enough to permit the customary reading on the floor of Washington's farewell address.
 Ceremonies at Mount Vernon today included the laying of wreath on Washington's tomb by R. L. Craigie, British charge d'affaires, in behalf of the British branch of the English speaking union.
 In connection with the celebration of the Tooth anniversary of it's found ing, George Washington university to- day conferred honorary degrees upon more than a score of public officials and distinguished men and women. Julia Marlowe, famous Shakespearean actress and wife of E. H. Sothern, received the honorary degree of doctor of letters.
 Among others who received honorary degrees were J. J. Jusserand, ambassa- dor from France; Senor Don Beltran Mathieu, ambassador from Chile. and Senor Rolando Ricci, newly appointed ambassador from Italy.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
MAIL AIRPLANES LEAVE

Aviators Will Attempt to Cross Con-
 tincnt with $50 Pounds of Mail
 Each, In 36 Hours.
 Hazelhurst, N. Y., Feb. 22.-Two airplanes, each carrying $50 pounds of mail, left Hazelhurst Field today for San Francisco piloted by E. M Leonhard and E. M. Allen. They ex- pect to reach the Pacific coast in 36 hours.
 Reports to postal officials here said that Leonhard was forced by misty weather to alight near Dubois, Pa, but plans to continue to Cleveland to- morrow.
 Allen, it was reported reached Cleveland at 12:15 and was relieved by Pilot w. J. Smith, who continued the western flight in another ma chine.
 Two other mail service planes left San Francisco this morning for the east
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
AUTO FEE INCREASE

Public Mass Meeting at Commerce
 Rooms Tonight. Additional Regis
 tration Charge Will be Discussed
 A mass meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms tonight when the matter of the increased automobile registration fee will be dis cussed. All parties interested in the subject have been invited to attend. The General Assembly will bring the matter formard at its meeting to- morrow morning. The Truckmen's Bureau of the Commerce Chamber has approved of the increase, provid- ing it will not be more than 100 per cent. The proposition was also met with favor by the Hartford automo- milists. The increase is of vital inn portance in view of the fact that the additional fee will naturally be charg-' ed to the customer when transporta- tions are made.