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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
COAL! COAL COAL COAL!
Get-my-price- Quality Guaranteed
F. H. GORDON

LOST Gather wallet, contain
ing S. and few coins; return to
Register office and receive re-
ward. ii. ~ Lame. 1856 2t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
TNHEY DO IT!

"HEY DO IT!
Il We spent years expert
menting with different blends of
tObaccOs to obtain
"a new flavor
"a more pleasing aroma
and to obtain what is more
important still the one Thing
that smokers have always wished
a cigarette could do
"SATISFY!'
AndChesterfields do satisfy.
For in Chcsterfelds the to-
baccos-Turkish, and Burley and
other choice home grown varie-
ties = are blended differently
and better to give you and all
smokers that greater measure of
cigarette enjoyment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08

gleton. Her husband and three
small children survive. Burial at
Vincennes the latter part of the
week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Ice Cream Sumner

TIC SECesIN sJUPPCI
The ladies of the Calvary Bap-
fist church will have an ice cream
supper at the church lawn We'd
nesday evening at $780,. Every
body invited. 187 IT
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

AMBITIOUS MEN FROM 80 TO 45
YEARS OLD: If yor ARE ONLY
EARNING si.5oo TO $500 AND
AND CAN BACK UP THAT BE-
I.rEF WITH PROOF OF ABILITY
AND DETERMINATIONS PHONE MR..
DWIGHT, VANDERBILT apsJ. ON
MONDAY OR TUESDAY BETWEEN
10 AND 3 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HELP wANTED-MALE.
A C C o U n T A n 4

A C C U n NTAN n 7
Thorough accountant and office
manager wanted by large cotton
goods converting house doing do
nestic and foreign business; must
speak and read Spanish; some
knowledge OF French also desira-
BILE; apply in own, handwriting,
stating age ard full experience;
excellent opportunity for man COM
petent TO fill the position.
V Cos Herald, $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
II E L p w A N + E D
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help wan-e1.

Domestic Help wan-ea.
LAzARE's s
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East Tod Street.
New York City.
Established 1913.
Telephone Rhinelander 4oi4.
WE HAVE
FOR OVER
EIGHT YEARS
made careful study OF the dornes-
tie employment problem and given
particular attention to the class of
individuals whom we select for en-
ployers.
DOMESTIC
KNOWS
that the environments OF her EN-
ployer's home are always consid-
cred first before the duties and
salary.
IT Is
OUR DESIRE THEREFORE
TO SECURE
the best types of servants in every
branch of the domestic service for
the best homes, both in the city and
country.
INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION
WILL BE
GIVEN TO
girls who come well recommended
and can prove TO US that they are
the best tSpe OF domestic In their
particular branch OF the service.
WE HAVE
CALLS FROM TIE
BEST FAMILIES
in and out OF New York city and we
particularly desire to hear from the
better class Swedish, Norwegian,
Finnish, French and Hungarian
Cooks, ChambernlAids. 1Iousework
ers, Mattresses, &c.
THE
BEsf
TRAINED
Nurses, Governesses, Infant Nurses,
Chi.dren's Nurses are given special
attention at this Agency. This de-
p@rtnent VIII give efficient service
and advice to those who call.
ABSOLUTELY
NO
REGISTRATION FEE
is charged TO individuals who regis
ter with US. and you are therefore
under no obligation.
CALL ALL WEEK LONG
BETWEEN . AND o.
LAZAREs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East 72d Street,
New York City.
Established 1913.
Telephone Rhinelander do4i.
z. S.--This Agency has no connec-
ton with any other agency in this or
any other neigiborhood, and when
you call watch for the name LAzARE.
Watch for the nuniber--ooo.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
SITUA TIONS WA NTED
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ADnREsSoGRAPtf - grsphotspe
opera.ors. cHperleucU, wanted by
a downtown trust company: salary
$1,000 year With additional ad-
van,sges. Write, stating age, eXpe-
rience and nationality.
Address r. w, box sa2. City Hall
station, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

HERE is A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
a chance 20. engage in the permanent
money making business of selling hoods; re-
Seat orders form a steady source OF income:
and pack under your label; furnish compiets
safes campaigns. with advertising literature
and am, samples; your sales guaranteed; each OF
our products must please your customers or
money win be refunded; your future IS an
assured success II YOU answer this adver-
business: get in touch with us to-day; we
are the largest packers OF speciality food
rating agency. express company or railroad
company In America: Address Federal Pure
WILL pay $50 weekly for three average
raincoat orders daily; no deIivering no
Investment; dozen patterns. "2inl" reversi-
ssr,n,s esss and =, rubberized ovsrcoats featured:
BOOK St. DAYTON. Ohio.
LADY or gentleman agent wanted in the
city OF New York to sell the genuine j. r.
preparations. &C., all or spare time a Won
derful opportunity to get into business for
soSrssm sod write te-day tSr free particulsr.
lo.l-, y. !.
MONEY MAKERS FOR AGENTs--our sani-
tary brushes. naops and busters sell ready
everywhere. II you are wiiMg 10 work =
reasonable number OF hours each week f5r
good pay write North Ridge Brush Co., 3S
- 81, ftetPott, ~.
MEN and women. work for yourselves aus
maze MAKE loo% profit on articles that are cs-
agents are making $50 to $40 weekly. Ken
art Co., 24l u. Illinois, Chicago.
QUIT worrying over labor unrest; make $40
daily easily reflnishing brass beds autos
chandeliers; new method: light work. no
losses; no capital. no experience required.
1ir0 others. profit froa rn -
ticulars and proofs. Gunmetal Co., S Elm.
Decatur. III.
SELL neoessities; everybody needs and buys
IN 80 days; Gutelus, $500 in &c days send
for sample; It's free Nichols Co.. Naper
cash refund offer. Lacassia Co.. Dept.
61o. ST. Louis. No.
UNDERsELL retailers on an article every
Soay needs and and 6Iys Go non Sells itself No
1909 profit: $40 to $25 daily easy. HAL
EoRSEN. los West Lake. Chicago.
WILL $500 monthly salary and MI expenses
poultry and stock powder proposition, lis
new and different. Personal Service Bureau
D 26. Springfield. III.
500 AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE FOR
MITCHEI.L'S MAGIC MARVEL WASHING
COMPOUND; 30oso PROFIT: ENORMOUS
REPEATER; washes clothes spotlessly clean
in ten TO fifteen MINUTES: one hundred other
uses In every home: astounds and delights
every woman: nothing else like It; natures
mightiest cleanser; contains no lye. lime.
acid or wax: FREE SAMPLES FURNISHED
10 boost sales. we positively guarantee the
sale of every package; exclusive territory;
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS: you cannot
fail TO make big money; Baker, Ohio, made
5000 last month. Send for free sample and
proof. Hurry. hustle. grab this chance. l..
Mitchell Co., desk 1. 130s-13l4 E G1st.
Chicago.
$1,000 DAILY made selling our new special
1913 combination for $3.50; agents price
40c.; sales guaranteed; i0c. soap conbina-
finnR. aYeni,a rric IL
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

COOKS, Mattresses champsrnaids. nurses,
laundresses, couples. Miss Kernaghnns
Agency. s44 9th av.
MOTHERS helpers, nurses, parlor maids,
mattresses. Universal Employment Agency,
50 w. 31th
805S)--Cooks, couples, mattresses, Protest.
ant nurses.
COOKS, maids, houseworkers, nurses; good
positions. best wages. Joaquin, 602 6tli av.
COOKS, mattresses. pArloriiaius, couples.
Brcnnan's. 45 ". 60th. Plaza g9t9.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
AGENTS WANTED.
HERE is A REAL OPPORTUNITY.

-~N~~~~>~--~->---~-~~-
Male.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

MEN and women. work for yourselves aus
make 1000 profit on articles that are cs-
sential and used by every housewife; our
agents are making $50 to &110 weekly. KEN
art Co., 241 r. Illinois Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

MONEY MAKERS FOR AGENTS--Our sani-
tary brushes, n,ops and busters sell reaGty v
everywhere. III you are willhg 10 work -
reasonable number OF hours each week f5r
good pay write North Ridge Brush Co., ~
Clark ST., Freeport, Ill.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Applicants positions
not
documents they saispIdced
lost ~ mall
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

$1,000 DAILY made selling our new special
1918 combination for $3.50; agents price
4oc.; sales guaranteed; s0c. soap conibina-
tioDs; agents price, 1Ic-15c United Soap
Works. u Park place. \. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

ELLIS machine operators. expert
cnced. wanted by trus. company;
SALARY 81 .o21 year: good oppor-u-
ni'y. Write, stating age, nationality
and experience.
Address r. NJ. box 500, City Hsl
Station. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

QUIT worrying over labor unrest; make $40
daily easily reflnishlng brass beds, autos.
chandeliers; new method light work. no
losses no capital no experience required
vast amount OF work ready in your city; you
hire others; profit on their work; free par
Decatur. Ill
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

CCOk.--Lady wishes most competent cook,
reliable. conscientious. Tel. Rhineiander
30T3. Monday, Tuesday before noon, FOR
appointment
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

YOUNG woman. unusually Intelligent, OF
refinement and good appearance, pos
sessing marked business and executive
ability, with tact and diplomacy. wanted
as secretary and assistant to surgeon
with large practice. Mention full aualifi-
cations and salary expected first letter.
@ G a05 Herald. Herald go.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

COOK and chambS-nlaid- waitress e. girs.
white) in private house: family OF four:
references required. Apply Sunday, $40 ".
S4th st
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

COOK wanted, also clinniberuaid-wa.tpsss,
white. Protestants: must be first class; 2
In family; beautiful apartment; days out
Ienox 1899
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

YOUNG man OF % years, American citizen,
New Norl: city, Swiss nationality, wishes
position In banking house for foreign Ian
gusso for despatching work and messenger:
good reference on hand. PSI Herald, Her.
aid square.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

IT IS
OUR DESIRE THEREFORE,
TO SECURE
the best types of servants in every
branch of the domestic service for
the best homes, both in the city and
country.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

YOUNG man. -. general office, stenogra phic.
sales experience; good personality, consclea-
ilous worker; references. 9 1925 Herald,
sutton st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

i5oth Il. and Sd av.. Bronx.
Reliable omen with years Of selling cx-
perisrce In either ~ these branches;
HOUsErTRNIsHTNGS, CHINA, GLASS
SETS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. SILKS.
L1NINGs, WASH GOODS AND MEMS
FURNISHINGS.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

COOK. good. wanted for apartment: German
or Austrian preferred: must speak English
and have city references; sleep home. A..
2s42 Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

cooK.-Plsin cooking, light housswork. 3 In
family: own room ond hath; other maid
employed: good position fer right party;
salary $50. Apply TO 10 o'clock Monday,
apt. 4E. 235 w. S4th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

C;IRI1-Refined. s days week more; must
understand music; direct child while prac-
tlsing. Apply Mira. Cole. 200 West 10Th St.
Monday SCHUYLER aSlT
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
ASSISTANT BUYER.
GIAiBEL BROTHERS.
SD ST. AND BWAY,

AUTOMOBILE painters wanted on first class
work. Call Sunday. Gregory Grange. IL
Grand av. Englcwood. ~ J.------------- J.
Alto body trimmer: also a trlmmer's helper.
2aJ w. b0th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION
WILL BE
GIVEN TO
girls who come well recommended
and can prove TO Us that they are
the best tspe OF domestic In their
particular branch OF the service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
VIRGINIA'S GIFT
UNVEILED SOON
Houdon's Statue Of Wash
ington Presented to
Britain

HICHMOND. Va May six
years ago the state of Virginia ten
dorcd 10 the British government %
bronze duplicate OF tho famous Iiou.
don statue of General George wash b.
ingion. which sands In the rotundh
~ tho state capitol the statue nav
ms been mado during tho lilo ot
General Washington. IT Is lifo size
tho subject posing for the sculptor.
The gift was rendered through Gov
Henry Garter Stuart, and It would
have bccn presented during his ad q
ministration, but the war came and
the matter was held back
The statue has been completed
and IN now In place In Trafalgar
Square. London, where IL Is to be
unveiled June 90 with imposing
ceremonies. Under the act which
provides for the presentation the
governor, Lieutenant Governor B. T.
Buchanan and Speaker Richard l..
Brewer. OF tho house and Colonel
John w Williams clerk of the
house. compose tho commission
Tho governor. being unable to at
tend, designated DR. Henry Louis
Smith, OF Washington aud Leo uni
Vcrsity, as his representative, and he
has accepted.
Tho Virgnians will leave here or
the night Of June for New YORK
and win sail on the IApland or
juno II, reaching London about
June 20. Several OF the member.
will be accompanied by their wives
and Miss Brewer will make the trip
as viii Lieutenant John w. vii
| liamsi Jr., former member OF th'
| American forces In Europe.
Following the presentation core
monies the Americans expect e
make "a tour OF the battlefie Ids
spending several weeks, returninl
to America the latter part of July
! II is believed that former Governo
| Henry Carter stuart, who was gov
ernor when the gitt was made, anC
who is now in England, will he OF
hand. lie has already been invite
to attend the ceremonies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

to float 1t across the river. ths s..
stallation of the cable is "a diff..',
feat '.'"'
The cable is being laid b.
pieces. To pull IL across th. ...,'
pany is using steel cable ana t..
lotion Rogers tractors. II oli
in operation within a shor. r,.e
Tulsa is fast becoming out.
electric center The Public p..,'l
company is sending currert ~
here into the line that run. On
Sapulpa TO Muskogee and fror, H.. W.
pulpa to Drumright. II is also r,',,,
p.eting a line to Garnet for fbo n..
Of the Hughes stone cruehcr ,r.
Sapulpa- -Kiefer line will bc ,,f,,s
ed to Okmulgee TO tie into tno sys
tenn there. Broken Arrow i. ~
supplied with It's juice. '
The Sand Springs Electri, co,
pany Is now furnishing Ski,t,,i.
with electricity and is consIJcri,a
extensions to other points to hs
north OF here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Sand Springs Cops State
Title in Class A Debate

pcrionco ON both sides ~ Tho qucs-
ton Tho importance ~ TINS VIC
tory hv sand springs iH also az .
tested by the fuct that this WaF
Marowca FIRST defeat out 'f II
debates during Two years or 't-
poricnco
The local team went into the IL
nal series seriously handicapped
one ~ tho trio who has won for
sand gprinpg the district champion
shin quit the team w. few WcrkH ago
and would not go into the final
scrics at Norman. This ncccsaitbted
tho development ~ another speak
cr on short notice, VINO could dc.
bate both Sides Of tho question. Thus
sand Springs wnH forced 10 iuWp
into the nuat championship Fcri"7
with n speaker who was iuoN.
pDrlcnccd in debate work. Bui tho
now speaker Mr. Boone, proved his
mcttic md hclpcd bring back The
victory for Sand SPRING.
seed Diverse Vacations.
IN the way of Development This
debate work has meant a grca deal
10 tho Sand SPRINGS team ind
viduaTv " hrs developed them
into forcoul. convincing aud inter
oating speakers men who viii h'.
come leaders In whatever work on
Cudcuvur they may choose iu llio.
They have r'aI. studied, unnlyzrd
ana discussed thousands of ulr"s
of material ON both Sides of % uuog-
tiou that embraces the whole flcld
Of economies ana business The de-
bate work has been q whole cduca
ton in the usc and speaking power
Of English Tho work haH turou
them out ~ tho drifting class and
motiyntod their lives one Of them
intends To use his forensic ahility
the ncld of engineering; another
Intends 10 uso his forcHc ability
In the realm of law. while the other
intends TO direct his cloqucnce as
a lecturer ,in uplifting tho human
race.
Tho coach Of the sand Op"lnRs
team g. e. Ray skinner. instructor
In public speaking, dramatics and
debate In the sand Spring high
school During two ycara uf inter
high RChool debating and two years
ut intercollegiate debating Mr.
Skinner ranked the highest lndi
vidual man Of all participants ant
holds seven oklahoma state ora.
torical and dramatic winnings. In
Guiding the state diamond In 1915
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

chino long has been hard put to for
aid and solace from that section, and
Dudley "A q candidate for governor
wotld not losscn the tension.
Moreover. the state machine IN at
a loss TO know whether 90 present
its candidate In the open. or 10 cam
ouflagoJ Either Freezing or Trapp
viii bc presented for the actual con-
alteration. and whichever Of the two
~ presented. he will Re flankc- by
men Ike President Whtchurst OF the
board of agriculture, or Arthur Lee
craft. state treasurer.
" will very probably be the latter,
Tor ne actually thinks he could bo
nominated for governor, and his as
sistant treasurer, George Smith, Is Of
the same opinion. Mr.. Whitehurst
would also like 20 cautcr a bit. but
will be an actual aspirant to succeed
himself as president of the board
Of agriculture.
Much OF thfs depends on whether
Governor Robertson is able 90 re-
main governor until the end Of the
term for which he was elected by
the people. That seems probable,
hut IL by no means certain, for there
are times when the throne rocks and
that disorder rcigns among the
cansmcn watching for the tithce Ia
get ripe for the p'ucking.
Eook Wise AppoIntcc.
Former County Judge Lewis Paul
lin OF Durant is the now pardon and
parole officer In the governors
offices Originally the pardon and
parole officer looked over applica
tious for pardon and made recon
mcudations for the governor TO act
on.
The plan has not been fashion
| able under this administration, the
energetic governor taking direct su
! pcrvision over pardon and parol'
/ matters. even outside attorneys as
! sisi when the labor Is arduous.
Judge naullin was very popular IN
| Bryan county until he espousct
| the cause OF the governor and II wa
! fitting that the latter should he'll
! his friend. famed In serving his chic
executive, n place TO rest and rumi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

I Defeating every team thoy mot
uis year through tho district and
dhai scric1 thorsby winning the
watc championship in class ot
the Oklahoma high school debating
Vague composed ot l7i leading
rnigh schools of the state, ia tho
I record of E Ray Sknncr'B debating
main Of beginners from sand
Springs high school, composed "i
Henry Ifcttiugcr Lamar Boone ana
n Harrison IIollinEaworth. During the
,ontha of January February and
ssrch the local team defeated ga
uipa. pawhuaka, NOwuta ana re-
siycd "A forfeiture from JcuiH, civ
g them the championship or dis
dct No. 7 Of the league, composed
~ If schools. AZ champions OF
= ais district. tho sand Springs team
I, ynpctod nt Norman May I ana
,ti against the winners iu the other
49, ven districts for state champion
''i in. In tho fn1l 9cfir7 sand
,.i ,ringa won in the pr'limlnarics
butsr Lindsay. again ir tho semi
n, ,ais over MarluWo and swept the
rne chhmpiuushlp in the iinnl1
t.nahr Blair Tho question NJ GOV
V.lamrnt Price Control" was used All
y an, wny through, the traWg dcbtt
.ow; both 1ffirmativcy ana mega,
fn SHY.
b,licho rcmarHabilllv Of this feat Is
on ~ fact that not ono ~ this win
pr ft team had ever bccn ON tho
ate platform before this year
,isit't thcy have boon trained In this
lowci year 20 such u degree of per
hat IN that they ouiclnsscd tho
u ftoN experienced teams Of the state
SpoNon clearly above All compcti-
cock winning state champion
Vein debate with only beginners
boworarly impossible ana is an nc.
little ciish mcnt seldom done. Vet
and irs what the sand Springs team
We wco IT. credit.
mucn- Unexpected swap
,,n,."d ,Sand Sprlnga team won % vic
,,,,,, y tho scmi-flun,s that should
,..,h special mention, AFTER do
,,,,t,,..' tho affirmative sido Of the
'',' n all through the season. the
80 ,hot, sam changed to the negative
,,ts a,,s the scmi-final contest ana
ns tt,",r Aeir first experience on that
200 tatiaR tho question -dcrcnted the
- o,'s % high school team. last
Ca,,, ,sha mpions who still retain
tho ncn, Imbcrs Of last years team.
rio OF great ability and eN-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
POWER LINE
Public Service Company Duplicates
Connection With Plant TO
Avoid IapScs.

Duplicate tie lines running into
Tulsa from the new pant OF the
Public Service company across the
river iusures continuity OF serv-
ice that should make the city ABB
solutely free from all annoyanccs
of interruption in street and resi-
dence lighting.
The first tie line came across the
river on aerial steel towers The
new line Is crossing in submarine
cables, which are 3is inches I'm
diameter and 2.l00 feet long. The
weight Is 10000 pounds. In view of
the fact that barges cannot be used
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
CHEAP GLASSES

Cheap glasses do not give salts.
faction because they arc made of
poor material, with hundreds OF mi
mute flaws, pits and are faulty in
construction and ate covered spocks,
They are not brilliant or clear In
color and the surfaces are unequal
and wnvy, distorting the vision and
causing pain in the eyes
our glasses arc perfect glasses
perfect In Manufacture and perfect
I'm fit.
The fitting of your eyes to glasses
ls too vital "A matter to be left to
chance. our methods OF scientific
examination positively ensure cor
rggtppsg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

change in oklahoma city is not far
distant Postmaster Weaver took
"A vacation to be candidate for
congress agains. senator Harreld In
1919 and IL IS quite well known that
senator Harreld Is not averse 10 cN-
tending Postmaster Ws2ver's vaca-
tion for an indefinite period Of time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

a novel lunch pail can he car
ried on bolt under q mans coat,
being curved to fit the body.
French interests will erect n radio
station In Argentina for direct COM
muniCation with France.