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The New York herald., 1921-12-05
STACKER CHARGES DROPPED.
Clears Nine Men In
New york and New Jersey.

The war Department has set aside
charges OF desertlon against nine men
In New York and New Jersey whose
names were published on Stacker
lists"
They are Walter Webber of New
York city. William ]. Mitchell Of
Niagara Falls and Thomas Rowe OF
Newark, VINO enlisted but failed 20 re-
port the fact. and Clifford c. Courson
Of Saratoga Springs, Nathan la Luna,
Thomas Murphy and Hyman Sweifach
OF Bayonne. Adrian =. Perry OF Herki-
n,er county and Stanislaw Gregorawitz
OF Camden. who were listed by errors
OF local boards.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
WALDO'S NAME DRAWN
FOR SERVICE ON JURY
Es-Police Official to Serve in
Model County.

Rhinelander Waldo, former Police
Commissioner of New York city, who
now lives on a large country place in
Putnam Valley. has been drawn. it was
announced yesterday, to serve on the
Putnam County Grand Jury TO ferret
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
BEAUVAIS ANXIOUS
TO CLEAR HIMSELF
Former Guide Describes How
Stillman Challenged Him
With Smile.
HAS GIFTS FROM BANKER
Insists These Will Prove Good
Relations Existed at
Christmas, 1919.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
MONTREAL, Dec. Aired X. Beauvais
met James A. Stillman last April in the
lobby OF the Hotel Commodore. 1t was
The first and only time the banker had
seen the former guide since Mr.. Stillman
began the divorce action suit in which
he names Beauvais as correspondent
"He passed me and 1 passed him"
Beauvais said to-day. "He cracked a
smile and 1 smiled. II was a smile OF
battle He was surprised to see me- of
course"
Beauvais explained that the reason
ne is so anxious 10 take the stand and
tell his side of the story is because
they have put feather in my hat and
I am going to take it out" He wishes
TO recount the entire story of his rela-
lions with the Stillman family from
1912. when he was employed as a guide
Ia the north woods to March. 1920.
when. he asserts. the martial relations
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stlllman reached the
breaking point and he left.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
First aid
for storm injured trees

Strong trees have been injured,
decay weakened trees have been
broken, any trees have been
ruined in the recent ice storm. Have
any Of your valuable trees been in
iured? Give them first aid treat
ment Immediately. Don't take any
hances with them. BY ali means
don't let some tree butcher cut
them to pieces. Neither should you
allow them to remain over winter
with these fresh wounds exposed.
Let Davey Tree Surgeons give
them first aid treatment now. 1t
will be done right and the trees pro-
tected as far as possible until you
phona wire
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

LoTcHkIsS Fasrsn-
- CTS are guaranteed
only When used with
genuine Hotehkiss
Staples. The genuine
have Blank Ends on
saeh strip and the red
N" on every boz.
Accept no others-th5
clogi
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
1000 BALES OF COTTON BURN.
Fire at Greenwood, Miss, Compress
Causes s750.oOo Loss.

GREExwoop. Miss, Dec. 4.--More than
seven thousand bales Of long staple cot
ton were destroyed by a fire Of undo-
termincd origin that burned the Green
wood Compress and Storage Company's
warehouse tosnight.
The loss was estimated ~ gT5o 600.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Insists ON Telling, story.

'T don't care Il Mr Mack or Mr.. Bren-
nan want me 20 90 on the stand or not,
ne added I'm Eoing 90 tell my story
have suffered FOR two years and l
have been sacrificed. am going to go
On the stand and will demand the hear
ings be public. IL | AM not permitted
to testify ! will shout II out through
the streets. ! will take the feather out
Of my hat This case has hurt me too
much for me not 10 clear my name"
John F. Brennan, chief counsel for
Mrs. Stillman, and John E. Mack.
Guardian for Baby Guy Stillman, have
completed the work which brought them
u Canada last Wednesday and are on
their way back TO New York. The
Montreal lawyer selected by Messrs.
Brennan and Mack TO handle the Cana
dian end of the suit will prepare for
the presentation of testimony when the
special commission convenes here some
time next month.
Beauvais is satisfied his work in the
north woods will clear Mrs. Stillman of
her husbands allegations. He asserts
that certain remarks made by Mrs Still
man regarding the French Canadians
has caused some feeling, and he eN-
-,ressed the hope she would not go TO
Montreal for the hearings. The former
=, idle said certain witnesses Who testi-
fled against the bankers wife did not
lie deliberately"
.They thought they were helping Mrs
Stillman," he said. 'They thought she
wanted to get a divorce"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Talks Straight
To Bankers At Les Angeles
tBy Associated lrcSsb

Los Angeles. Calii.. oct. ;
Bankers who during the present
periods of financial >tringcucv
have imposed excessive interest
rates will "iind il pretty nearly
useless to protest issuance OF
charters for new and competing
national banks vi him their terri
tory. Comptroller OF the Currcn-
cy Crissingcr today told the na-
tional bank section OF the Nmcri-
can Bankers Association convcn-
tion here The number OF such
bankers. ne added. ''iS not very
great. but it will do no harm iOr
me to say that we have our eyes
ON these over-Cautious ones. and
that we are not much disposed in
their favor"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
JURY DISMISSED
UNTIL MONDAY

Judge Shackcliord has excused
the petit Jury until ncXt Monday
ON account of change oi venue in
the case OF the Commonwealth ".
lack Gilbert and Lobe Lewis. held
for the killing OF man by :hc
name OF Lee over in Knox county.
The case had been transferred to
this county from knuN county
for trial at this term oi court. but
in the meantime Gilbert took ii
upon himself to 90 back to the
scene of the killing and has been
killed himself. On account OF
this fact. the commonwealth has
directed that the case against
Lewis hc transferred back to
knoX county for dismissal.
In the meantime the Judge held
the usual motion hour concerning
cases to be heard OH the return OF
the Jury.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Witherspoon Sale In Clark

Vt the sale OF the stock and
farming implements owned by
he late \. II. Withcrspoon. of
Clark county. to settle mp the g.
tate. on the premises OH the Col
byville pike. five miles from Vim
chester. sale prices were a fol-
lows One lot of ewes Sl0.D each
lambs s. each: 10 head OF hogs,
weight about l40 pounds. Sl4
each: one boar Sl4.50: aged cr-
scy bull SSS; aged erScy COW
and calf sos: COW $50: COW Sol
two ycarling steers SIS. Xearlins
hciicr S2l; pair mules 500: pair
mules $500; pair mules Sl05 pair
mules Sl0O; pair mules $ll0: one
mule Sl00: mule Sl05 corn in the
crib $3.50 to $500 a barrel: tim
othy hay Sl5.25 a ton: farm inn
PIGMENTS of. all kinds sold high.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
CLUB HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL MEET

The Bcrca Rhode Island Red
Poultry Association met Satur-
dav. October !. in the assembly
room OF the Berea Bank and
Trust Company for i annual
meeting. .All OF the old members
and many new members were
present. \ general discussion uf
poultry took up the morning >c>-
sion.
Dinner was served by the mem
bers of the association and hot
coffee furnished by the husbands.
'rhi, was fine Red dinner and
during the entire meal. Reds were
discussed. Lots of Jokes in re
gard to candidates and the cleo
tion OF officers for the coming at,
tcrnoon. Everybody laughed anr
ate plenty. MIR. Luther Todd
suggested an annual meeting once
= week.
The afternoon session was TAX
cn up by revising the constitution
and bylaws.
The meeting CLOSED with the
following officers being elected
for the coming wear: President.
Mrs. I. l.. Green. Bcrca. Il. ID. |:
vice president. Mrs. W T. Hicks
Wilde: secretary. Hugh Todd.
Speedwell: treasurer. Mrs. b.
TAYLOR. Berea. Divisional scCre-
, tarieS Bcrea. J. f. Hulett: Coyle
Mrs. Luther Todd: Spcedwel!
Mrs. Clark Rice: CONWAY Mrs
]. l., Mcknight: Waco. Mrs. Jas
IWagers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
COLORED FOX HUNTERS
FORM ORGANIZATION

Madison county now has Il
Colored Fox Hunters Association
as well as strong white organ
zation of the devotecS of the
chase Plans are being made for
the first hunt to be held at Cane
Spring from October 3lst 10 Nov
ember 3rd. At the meeting for
organization last month. the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President. :. Chcnault.
Vice prcsidcnt-l'ec Broaddus.
Sccrctary-C L. Burroughs.
treasurer. II. Elatton.
Assistant Sccrctary-Pete NJ.
Maupin.
The officers state that they are
highly apprcciativc of the sup
port and cooperation tha: ih.y
have had from the wh;.. tx
hunters. Thcp hop - i.:iiil up
4 strong and ctlcctir" "f21niza
tion. and to have lot Il i.'l.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
JACK B0SLEy HIT
BYL. & N. TRAIN

lack Bo>lcy. who Formerly re
-ilcd in the north section OF the
ciiv. was struck bv north bound
train number 20 ON the. /. * y
railway tudae. the lett leg being
broken and ether minor injuries
sustained. Details ct the acci-
dent h2d not been learned upon
going to press. other than that
he had been taken 10 l-ancastcr
and was in chargc of DIR. kinnard.
OF that city. who J. cndeavorinS
50 locate any relatives ut the IN
iurcd man who may reside III hi>
CITY. The accident occurred near
G;lbert'S Greek. not .Vsrv tar
from l-anta>tcr.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Stephen Todd. of albuquerque.
y. NJ. who has been visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James y.
Todd. of near Paint Lick. has re
turned TO his home.
Mrs. Lucy Martin. of LeXinG-
ton. has been visiting relatives at
Paint Lick.
The Storcroom on Main street
Belonging TO Mr.. Hampton and
occupied by y. Is. Mckinney and
Company, is undergoing repairs.
I'm entire new and up to date
front will be put in. placing this
store room ON a par with the 9th
cr handsome store rooms OH this
block.
\ rare sight was seen passing
through the city "Wednesday
morning. \ California type oi
prairie schooncr" driven by a
couple from away over the noun
tains in Eastern Kentucky. were
headed for Indiana.
y good many horse lovers
drove over to Lexington Tuesday
to attend the opening OF the fal
trOtS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
DEMOCRATS MAKE
GOOD GAIN IN CITY
Registration Majority Over Re-
publicans Increased From
Ill Last Year TO l65

Democrats made substantial
gains in the registration OF voters
of the city OF Richmond Tuesday
over their showing of a year ago.
Both parties gained i'll the num-
Der OF voters recorded but the
democratic gain was larger. 50
that while the registered majority
last year was exactly Ill. follow
ing registration. the majority this
year is los. a gain OF 81 votes.
There were Ol voters register
ed as Independent last year. but
only 43 this wear. The Indcpcn-
dent vote is not considered in fig
uring the democratic majority
over the republicans rs given
above.
Both parties had workers busy
with cars all day long. and inter
est became quite keen before the
polls closed at 9 o'clock. Demo
cratic headquarters was greatly
pleased with the showing made as
they went up against the strong
est sort OF organization. The
registration by precincts j. given
III summary below. the complete
registration showing white and
cOlorcd voters in proportion viii
be given as soon as compiled. One
Socialist registered. n usual.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
SCHOOL FAIR AT
BEREA COMES SOON

County Agricultural agent H..
+. Spence. of Berca. - calling at
icntion To the fact ;hat there are
only few more d1t, To- prepare
for the Berca agricultural arI
School Fair. Farmers. schools
and club members Shuld be get
ting together the products expect
ed to be exhibited. MI exhibits
must be entered un Thursday.
October %. at the College Taber-
nacle which is located on the cam
puS. Poultry will bc entered
Saturday morning. October p.
Schoo! teachers Who are pre-
pairing 4 school cNhibIt should en-
ter the exhibit ON Thursday. Oc-
tober %. and the school rings viii
be entered on Friday. Supcrin-
tcndcnt B. +. Edwards will he in
charge OF the school department.
Premium lists and other iufor-
nation can be had AT the County
AGENTS office at Bcrca. from one
TO three o'clock each day. Step
i'll and get premium list and line
up an cNliihit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Weldon Saws Stick To Bible

Stick TO the Bible in instruction
of Adult Bible classes and do not
let the opics of the dav monopo-
lizc the time. Rev ]. W. Weldon.
Madisonvillc. teacher OF the Wcs-
ley Brotherhood Bible Class. the
largest in Kentucky. told the
\dult Division Section. He de-
clarcd that Glasses where the dis
cuSSiOnS were allowed 10 stray to
subject which the students had to
hear every day. would not grow.
The adult bible class is unequal
led aS the place for developing the
fellowship Of man. Rev. Weldon
said The bible class is one place
in the church. ne said. where
membership IS not a requisite OF
taking an active part and by this
means of community spirit is in
iected.
ut often liappensthat some OF
our very enthusiastic supporters
of the adult Biblc classes are not
members OF the church. he said,
after declaring that anything
that calls people together into
one place and away from the rou-
tine OF daily toll tends to even up
conditions and moves towards a
larger corporate body OF which
the church is the highest express
sion. The bible class is more
democratic and less ritualistis
than other phases of church ac-
tivities."
The bible class also is an anti
dote for littleness and selfistncs:
he said. in that its activities tens
to promote teamwork and com
petitive spirit in various ways.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Ankle Express" Does Not
Come Through Richmond

The Eleventh Infantry. which
was formerly slated to pass thru
Richmond on the way from Camp
lack :. G.. TO Camp Knox.
Nv. has been re-routed so that 1t
will not pass through Richmond
a. previously announced. This
regiment. which is hiking. was
expected to pass through here
next week. but according to the
route announced by Major Nc
Donald. il will enter the state at
Williamsburg. thence through
Corbin. London. Mt. Vernon,
Stanford. Danville. Perryville
Bardstown and Camp Knox.
Lieutenant Frank Cornelius Is
with this outfit and his many
friends will regret to hear that
they will miss Richmond on this
famous hike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Balkans Still Want to Fight

Paris. Oct. Substitutes ON 4
large scale appear possible in tn,
Balkans. according to Charlie.
Hitchcock Sheriff.. OF New York.
former United States minister to
lrgcntina. who has just returned
rom Il trip to Bucharest. Bel
grade and Rumania. Reports.
Sheriff. said. Indicated that Ru-
mania had 6O0.OC0 men under
arms. while troops were seen cv-
crywherc in Serbia Previous
proposals to establish Il corridor
through Czecho Slovakia appears
to be causing the unrest. accord
ing to reports.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Famous Jockey Dies

New York. Oct. 5-Ioe Fuller.
famous jockey of a half century
ago. died a pauper today at Black
wells Island. Although he had
earned half million dollars in
his racing days. Fuller at the age
of "a. asked TO be sent to the
Island to be cured OF 4 drug hab-
it. He attributes his downfall te
morphine administered to relieve
him of pain after fall when rid
ing in 1900.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
SHOW INCREASE
In Membership Past Year, Says
DIR. Joplin's Report To New
port Convention

! Newport. ky., Oct. Sunday
Schools throughout Kentucky
have had good increase in MEM
bcrShip during the past year and
larger numbers have been been
added to the church than ever
: before. according to the annual
report of Rev. George y. Joplin.
Louisville. General Secretary of
Kentucky State Sunday School
made here today at the opening
session of the annual conference
of the organization. Rev. Joplin
reviewed the work of his Office
during the year praising the spir-
it of cooperation that has been
shown by the Sunday School
workers throughout the state.
During the year. he reported.
more than $4,000 persons attend
ed about one thousand Sunday
School rallies held throughout
the state. One hundred and thir-
tyfour conventions were held and
attended by members OF the staff
1T the association at which 1851
Sunday Schools were represented
and at which there was Il total
attendance OF lS.l4 Nearly five
thousand persons had some part
III the programs OF the various
rallies and conventions.
The work of expanding the
Sunday Schools took the form OF
a definite program during the
wear. he said. February was set
aside for the Improvement OF
Sunday Schools along the lines
"f attendance. punctuality. lesson
study. bringing bibles. Offering;
from each pupil and church attend
ancc March was devoted to
training for personal work and
\pril To cXtclsion. with the first
Sunday in tn. latter month OBJ
served aS day when all pupil:;
should be pre-, cnt. the second a
Family Day. the third "Fricnd'>
Day" and the last Sunday a.
"Ncighbor's Day" he first Sun
day i'll May was observed a. Co
to-Sunday -School-Day."
During last November and De
cember Rev. W. \. Brown. Su
perintendent OF the Commission
ON Evangelism of the Information
al Sunday School Association Wis
ited tWenty points During the
summer Prof. {. +. Dudley. Mis-
Eliza Richards and Miss George
Dunn did special work in the var
iouS districts aiding workers II
rallies and conventions. and 9th
crwiSc assisting in organization
work.
Other workers Tor the orgaui-
Zation visited as many corrtic'
a. possible during the year help
ing the count committees in pre-
pairing their programs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
New Children's Home
Modelled on independence Hal;
(EN NssOcfated l-rcss)

Louisville. Oct. 5-The admin
building OF the Kentucky
Children's Home Society. which
will be the central structure OF
the cottage village at Lyndon,
XIV. will be an exact reproduction
OF independence Hall. Philadel-
phia. where the declaration OF In
dependence was signed. This an
nouncement was made today BY
George l.. Sehon. superintendent
OF the Kentucky Childrcn's Home
Society. after approval of worl
started by Hugh L. Hevin. archi
tect.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. oct. 5-Cattlc quiet ;
hogs lOc higher; Chicago l5c
higher: lambs steady
Louisville. oct. 5-Cattlc SEQ.
slow and unchanged hogs. 200
lOc higher. tops $3.50: sheep 100
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR
MURDER OF FATHER
1nr Associated Prcssl

Paducah. Ky. Oct. 5-A verdict
OF life Imprisonment was returned
today by jury in the Van DAN
iels case. He was charged with
the murder of his father. Joe \.
Daniels. wealthy land owner. II
was charged he gave his father
wood alcohol. 1t was alleged that
Van Daniels was i'll debt TO his
father to the amount of $1,000.
and his father was pressing him
Tor payment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
kU kLUx VICTIM
DIES FROM WOUNDS
cEy Associated preS<D

Waco. Texas. Oct. 5-Louis
Crow. victim i'll the Lorena fight
Saturday night when Sheriff Bob
Buchanan and two OF his deputies
attempted to stop the ku kluX
klan parade. died today. He was
near the scene of conflict and was
tempting to prevent the clash
when the disturbance began. He
was stabbed in the right breast.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
vas "The Listening Ear

was THE Listening Ear.
''The story is the outstanding
feature OF the Sunday School to
the small child she said. To
tell the story well is to impress
the lesson it contains. Therefore
it must be adapted to the children
in approach. i'll language and III
speed of movement. For begin
|ners the story must be picture.
with the attributes of a picture
in color, composition. perspective
and atmosphere-perhaps great
est OF these is atmosphere. 1t
also must be journey. a trip to
the land of Once Upon a Time
with thrill of adventure and ex-
lpectation as we start. 1t must be
told so as to draw the child near
er to God. When we have ser
mon we ask three things OF the
preacher-to be drawn nearer t.
God. to have our stock OF relig
ious knowledge increased and te
be helped TO do our duty. All o.
this story must do for the begin
ner."
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Search For Murderers
u;y Associated rrcsS)

Hampton. Ky. Oct. 5-Count>
Officials today are searching Tor
three men said to be impl:cate'
Monday in the shooting OF Pres
ton Spencer. who was killed
while on his way home from
court at Torrent. He was shot
Is times. Reports also sail that
the men had visited Spencer:
farm. killed a mule and h1f
threatened his son.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
YANKEES WIN
FIRST 3 TO Q
Mays Has Giants At Mercy
McNally Steals Home-Frisch
Makes Four Hits for Giants
Iny Associatcd I'rcszl

Polo Grounds. October 5-Thc
New York Yankees tore off the
opener i'll tn worlds series here
today by kalsomining tn Giants
by the score of ; To o.
Mays submarine ball tied the
hard hitting Giants into knots.
Frank Frisch. third bascman
for Chants. helped himself to- four
hits.
Babe Ruth accounted Tor one
.of the Yankee runs by blazing
out u single. Tut could not ac-
coumodatc the 5000 bowling
fans with home run.
McNally'> steal OF home in the
fifth inning WAS the base running
feature OF thv game.
The Sro-t.-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Mine Workers Close Convention
:y Nssociatcd Prcss)

indianapolis. Oct. 5-With the
adoption OF declaration favor
ing the creation OF Il new politi-
cal party OF organized labor anil
organized farmers. the cOnvcn-
tion OF United Mine Worker.
ended here today.
The convention also elected
Alexander Howatt. president oi
the Kansas miners. and William
Hitch. secretary OF the Indiana
miners. as delegates 10 the Inter-
national Mining Congress next
year in England. indianapolis
was chosen for the next convcn-
ton in January 1924.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Pie supper At Valley View

There will be a pie supper at
the Valley View school house Fri
dav evening. The proceeds viii
b. used for the benefit OF the
Christian church there. All arc
cordially invited.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Clark County Schools Close

Nine white schools and two
negro schools in Clark county
were closed yesterday ON account
of an epidemic OF diphtheria One
death was reported there on Sun
day with many patients in serious
condition.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
We Thought SO
Try Assocr,tcd Prcssl

Hull. England. Oct. 1.-The ca
taStrophe to the giant airship.
ZR-2 over the Humber river on
August 24. in which more than
40 persons lost their lives. includ-
ing 10 Americans. was due to ac-
cident. according to the coro-
ncr's verdict here today. There
is no evidence as to the actual
cause of the accident, the verdict
said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Sell House In Town

The hustling Freeman Realty
Company sold another nice trac;
OF town property this week wien
they sold for Mrs. Lucy y. S:ia;p
her house ON Valiant sex TO
Mrs. lIailic :. Broaddus. lie
price paid was 5000. Mrs. i;r..ai-
dtiS gets possession on November
iSt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
FATTYS LAWYER
WITRDRAWS FROM CASE

San Francisco. Oct. 5-l;rank
Dominique. 4 prominent Los IN
gcles attorney. has withdrawn a
chief counsel for Fatty Arbuckle.
charged with manslaughicr in
connection with the death OF Miss
Virginia Rappc. it was announced
today.