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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
ANOTHER CROQjlET
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

Richmond, champion croquct
team will meet the champions of
Elizayillc Fleming county. on the
local grounds Thursday after
noon. The Richmond team have
never been beaten and they feel
confident that they can win this
match. The grounds are on
Gll-ndou avenue AT the corner oi
Fourth. The local team is COM
posed III MessrS Allen Douglas.
Les Turpin. Webbcr Hamilton.
Charles Dearingcr. George No
land, Jake Dcaringer. q. III. No
land. i'm D@aringer. Ora Hack
cit and Roger Mckinney. The
games start promptly at O'Clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
KENTUCKY WAR HERO
IN BAD CONDITION
Sergt. Willie Sandlin Comes Here
From Leslie County Fer
Medical Examination

Sergeant Willie Sandlin. OF
'Iydcn. l-csi;. county. next L,
Sergeant York. the outstanding
hero ui the world war. has Sc
we're affection oi>the lungs as a
result OF German ga> encounter
Cd IN the ArGonnc woods battles.
where he 80 greatly distinguish
cd himself. Sandlin can,c Ia
Richmond Monday for cxamina-
ti"n by local government phvsi-
cian~. They found that his lungs
are in bad shape. they say. Full
report was made ui his cunti-
ton. which SocS To Washington
fur action.
Sandliu l. very modest
Young man ald would have little
To say about hi exploits. He
captured three German machine
nests IN one day and i said 80
have accounted for abuu; p enc
my soldiers IL the same time.
Tie = a veteran OF the service.
having served altogether Six
ycar~ I'm the army. When qurs-
toned about his exploits by the
physicians here. he would say
little. but waved them aside. II,
had to bring his discharge papers
though and % glance al them
showed that Lc won the French
q ruiN dv tiucrre. the Medal Mill
ta.rv. anj W:> awarded the Con
.rc>>iunai Medal ct Honor. the
highest decoration and honor
that can bc conferred bv the
uitcd States.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
May Strike In Sympathy

Chicago. Oct. lq-DcvelopIneut
in the possibility of a strike By
others OF ihc 10 standard labor
organizations. besides the five
train service bodies. were seen
today in call for assembling to-
morrow oi a conference commit
tee OF 100 OF the railwoy employees
department OF the american Fed
Grafton OF Labor. This committee
has full power TO order strike OF
six shop crafts. No final action
: expected. however, before Fri
daV.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
SEVEN JERSEY COWS
ON REGISTER OF Merit
G:y Associated i'-cssJ

Lexington. kv.. Oct. lY-Scyc:I
Kentucky Jersey COWS that re-
Gently Completed one year under
oiliy al test. have bcccn entered III
the Register of Merit OF the
american lerscy Cattle Club. rs q
result OF the records which they
established. according TO an an
nounccmcnt made here today bN
] j. Hooper. head Of the dairy dc
partmcSt OF the College Of Agri-
culture. Christian county haG
three COWS ON the list. Oldham
county two and Mason and Tod
county one each.
The names OF the COWS. their
owners and the records they
made during the year follow
Ralcigh's Pearl IL. w. W
Hampton and Son, Goshen, SIS.
pounds of milk and 459.55 pound.
of butterfat Sultan's Dame Top
sy. J. w. Fulcher. Pembroke, j.,
03S pounds Of milk and 40.
pounds OF butterfat; Oxford
lEcrine Lass. W. :. Waller. Hop
k:nsville, 1861 pounds OF mill
and 439.22 pounds OF buttcrfat
Lynnwood's Flora. w. s. Waller
5.477 pounds Of milk and 32S1,
. pounds OF buttcrfat; Hamleys
Peach, Pcrraut Brothers. Dove
I.42l pounds OF milk and $3.50
pounds OF buttcrfat; Raleigh
Glad Hand. W. w. Hampton al,
Son. S.l9S pounds of milk an'
4lo-2S pounds of butterfat; an
( Viola's Golden ultana. J. {. Is
kew. Trenton, 5.452 pounds .
milk and 345.OS pounds Of butter
fat.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
BIG CELEBRATION
ARMISTICE DAY
Berea and Richmond Legion
Posts Arrange Joint Program
At Smoker Here Tuesday

Plans for an elaborate cclebra-
tion OF Armisticc Day, Novcmber
llth. were outlined ut Il smoker
held Jointly by members and OF
ficcrs of Jesse NJ. Dykes Post. OF
Richmond, and Cleveland Frost
Post. of Berea. of the American
Legion. ut the kcnmadrich res
taurant here Tuesday night
An all day program is being
arranged. The morning events
will be held in Bcrca. where an
address will bc made by State
Adjutant :. ). Jones and another
speaker. who will be secured by
President W. ]. Hutchins. of Be-
rca College. Members of Jesse
NJ. Dykes Post will go to Bcrea
III a body. headed by their band.
Automobiles will be furnished for
all members who will go up to
the morning celebration.
In the afternoon all will come
10 Richmond. where there will
be band concert. There will be
no speaking here, but football
game will bc played at Normal
campus in the afternoon \ team
composed of members OF the two
Madison county posts is being
formed and an outside eleven will
DC secured to play against the
Madison team. There are some
veteran gridiron stars among the
members OF the TWO posts and 4
good game should result. The
game will he preceded by a big
parade Of the Legion boys.
Armisticc Day will in proba
bility be declared a half holiday
here in Richmond when the Ger
cnonicS are held here. and big
crowd is expected To hear the
band concert and see the foot
ball game. At Bcrca in the morn
ing. the same conditions are eX-
pcctcd TO prevail. so that the day
will be made a big one all day in
Madison.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
GIRLS MURDERER
KILLS POLICEMAN
n:r Assncintcd rr..ssl

Nincland, y. J.. Oct. l9-Louis
Lively shot a policeman here to-
day while resisting arrest ON 4
charge OF killing n white girl At
East MorriStown last spring. Live
~. who has been wandering over
the country since the crime WA,
committed returned and was re
cognizcd by the officer. who
sought To arrest him. Lively shot
him through the breast. Lively
officers say. confessed he slew
Matilda Russo. I. cut her body in
10 bits and buried them. Frccau-
ions have been taken to guard
the prisoner.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
SAWYER SMITH NOW
FEDERAL ATTORNEY

Sawyer y. Smith. OF Barbour
vile. i now the District Attor-
ncy for the Eastern district OF
Kentucky and will conduct one
OF his first federal courts in Rich
mond iii November. The Senate
late Monday swept aside Senator
Stanlcy's objections and confirm
ed him. Smith was at Washing
ton when he was confirmed. He
will proceed to Covington to take
up his new duties. The records
OF the Senate show that Districi
Attorney Thomas ID. Slattcry was
removed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Not Too Late-In Fact
Not Late At AT

No person should think
Il am too late TO enter. for
look at the long list OF nom
inccS printed i'll the Daily
Register
Really. NO person l. too
late to enter. for 10 datc
the number OF workers can
be counted ON about two or
three fingers OF one hand
There is 4 vast difference
between Il list oi nominees
and = Ii; oi workers. Any
body who ) willing To- de-
vote a little energy and a
little thought can enter to
day and win.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
u. KaSOPHS TOO
HEAVY FOR EASTERN

The University ui kcuiUCl.,
SophmoreS invaded the Eastern
Normal Tuesday afternoon AMI
carried off the honor, III a pig
skin battle b. = score of 20 To- q.
The enemy odtwciShcd the locals
a great deal. but were held {" a
ScUrclcsS tie the irSt hall Tie
weight told in the last half. how
ever. and the /. X. Soph> carried
the ball over the line three times.
Some bad fumblcS by Eastern.
especially Berman. ra,i the figure
larger against Eastern. Under
shadow "f the goal posts the
Normal captain fumblcd the bail
and put the Lexington invader
III position 10 score. The iir 4
half was i!arl fought To- the end.
The ball being IN Eastern, terri
tory most OF ihc time. The only
gains were around the ends a.
the line was too heavy for much
plunging.
\ bright spot i'll the game WAS
4 20 yard run ON the part OF TN
dcrwood. Soph half. e manag-
ed to get through the line by
some fine dodging and got away
from Bryan. who was hot on hi-
heels. Bryan is one OF the Nor-
NAL, fastest men and it was
q lite 4 feat Tor Underwood Ia
give him the dust.
The first of the Kentucky clans
mems touchdown> came in the
third quarter. due to hard line
bucks. The locals held the SophS
Oh their three yard line and punt
cd to their 50 yard line. The
SophS Immediately got busy and
carried the ball within striking
distance OF the goal where the
ball was given to Strau> He
carried the ball across with a
mighty effort for the first score
against Eastern. Hart kicked
goal. making the score I To . IN
the Sophs' favor.
The second touchdown WAS the
result of the long rim by Under
W pod. Hart missed goal.
The lads from the University
managed TO shove across auoth-
or touchdown in the last lew
minutes of play on straight foot
ball. BaylcSs CARRYING the hall
across. Hart kicked goal.
The |. h. Sophnore> were
pcnalizcd more than the locals.
due to dirty work. such as slug
ging and kicking.
Coach Hcmbree'> men play at
Cumberland College next Satur-
day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
YARDMASTERS To STAY
AT POSTS OF DUTY
,Ey A>sociat-d I'res>l

Columbus. g.. Oct. lo-Natiun=l
headquarters here OF the Rail
road N2rdma>tcr>' Association Cf
\ucriCa. with a membership OF
5000 throughout the country. to-
daV sent ont notices 10 members
to remain n work. performing
their usual duties ii the railroad
workers strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Roads VIII Use Every Means
To Keep NeceS sites Moving

Chicago. Oct. lp-ln tnc event
II a railroad strike. the roads are
prepared 10 edo their utmost TO
move the necessities. utilizing to
;hc fullest possible extent all the
man power available" Charles
II. Markham. president "i the Hi
noiS Central. declared today III an
address before the american Min
ING Congress.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Thomas Dickerson Dead

Mr.. Thomas Dickerson died al
the Pattie Clay In6rmary Satur-
day morning, age 81 years He
leaves an age.l father. MIR. Harry
Dickerson. of the county. one
sister. Mrs. Hattie Hardin. and
one brother, Mr.. Bennett Dick
erson. both of Los Angeles. Cal
ifornia. Interment in Richmond
cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Oct. l9--Hogs Soc
lower; SS.25: cattle slow: calves
SIP; lambs $3.50.
Louisville. Oct. l9-Cattlc 900
dull; tops s. hogs l.3OO: 25c low
or. tops SS.25: sheep 100; steady
and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Another King Dead

London. Oct. lo-Ludwig, third
former king of Bavaria, whose
throne crumblcd when the Ger
man armies were defeated and
former Emperor William fed
from Germany. died yesterday al
Sarhar Castle in Hungary. His
death closed most picturesque
career
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Friends Say Accident Left
Mitchell irresponsible

Paris. Ky. oct. lo-Ilarry l..
Mitchell Tor wears was Louis
vile and Nasty lie conduc or un-
I'll an accident incapaciatcd him.
lie was awarded $4,000 from the
COMPANY Friends here assert
his injury made him mentally ir-
~pOn>iIic.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Jake" I'm Cash Register
Under Floor, CAPTURED

Frankfort. Oct. l9-"Jakc" i'll
4 cash register and concealed un-
der the floor was taken by Off
GERS in raids on the places OF Lon
Gardner and Salem Baker. who
were placed under $500 bond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Some Didn't Favor Strike

PittSburg. Pa. Oct. l9-Train-
men on the Pennsylvania Lines
w>t uf PittSburg. are ordered a.
strike. according Ia an official
union statement here today The
lines east OF PittSburs. according
To the union statement last night,
did not vote 10 strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
AN EARLY START
GETS BIG RESULTS
Opportunity Period Will Bring
Heavy Votes To Candidates
Who Get Busy
What Nj C r c Can We Say?

One Dodge Touring Car
one Ford Sedan. and other
grand prizes worth over
two thousand dollars. They
are here and they are Tor
YOU. what more ought we
have TO say to arouse the
very kccncst interest and
the very kccncst desire t.
win one OF the valuable and
useful presents:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Recommends Chillicothe
For Vocational University

Washington, Oct. l9-The Use
OF Camp Sherman. Ohio, aS a gov
ernrnent vocational university for
training disabled service men.
was formally recommended bN
Director Forbes of the Veterans
Bureau. i'll a report forwarded to-
day to President Harding.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Clerks to Get Auto Tags
for 1922 Within Two Weeks

Frankfort. Oct. l9-Within 2
weeks the county clerks will be-
GIN to receive the 10000 auto
mobile license applications and
tags for 1922. that have been or
dered by the State Tax Com
mission Tor use in the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Roads Advertise For Men

New York. Oct. lq-.Ail rail-
roads coming into New York to
morrow Will begin advertising for
men 10 operate trains IN case OF Il
strike Vt the same time thc
general managers and association
OF railway executives viii hold I
meeting.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19

FOUND-Automobilc seat or
Mobcrlcv avenue: owner can get
same by paving for this adv. J. c
Hawkins. corner 5th and Mober-
iey. 249 ?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19

Mrs. Frieda Katz, of New Hav-
en-. Conn. is aged 1O7. but .he
other day at her home dance
three old fashioned dances.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
The Weather

Fair tonight and Thursday
colder Thursday and i'll west por-
ton tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19

Substitutes-.Javne Tor : Carr
Underwood (6) for Spillman: I
Adams for Rouse: (. CrutCheI
for Rowland.
Refcree-Cartcr.
Umpire-IIislc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19

Do not forget to list your prop
crty for taxes before the first of
November.
BEN r. POWELL
County Tax Commissioners
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-19
Be A Winner

\ graet many of the nominees
have not as yet gotten into the
race for one OF these valuable
prizes offered by this paper. or II
least they have not made 4 PER
>onal report or gotten in touch
personally with the Contest Man
agcr. We re offering an unu ual
opportunity 10 win some valuable
prizes; to 60 in and win one ot
the cars now: we mean an earn,
ing OF $500 day. besides the
prestige OF being winner cF-
crybody loves winner.
Not Too Late to Enter
Decidedly. IT is not too late to
enter. for the race Is just III its
frs; stage. By taking advantage
cf Opportunity Coupons any
body can easily jump i'll TO- the
front ranks. All that i, needed
i a determination to win. = feel
ing that YOU are just a capable
rs anyone else to get Sub>crlp-
tions for the Daily Register. ono
Of the best. If not the very best.
country daily newspapers i'll your
state. During this campaign we
are going to furnish all papers
and assistance from our special
campaign force any candidate
should need.
In Just Il few days wc are 90
ing to publish = full list oi candi-
dates and their vote to date. 80
don't be behind in this first pub
lication. We know and YOU know
that a good start i half the
battlc. so work hard now. Bring
Your subscriptions i'll promptly
80 that your subscribers will get
thc paper. SOU Will feel better
and Your subscribers will boost
YOU for your prompt delivery OF
the Daily Register.
Remember. ii is all with you-
Good work and prompt deliver
ics-for the world loves a huot-
Ter. Start toilay and let lis at the
end of this campaign deliver to
Won I grand prize.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27

Gen. Leonard Wood TAX
ing the oath as Governor
General of the Philippines.
Facing him is acting Chief
Justice johnson; G en-.
Treat stands behind the
Justice; Retiring Gov
ernor Leader and Rafael
Palma are at the right.
Wide World.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-02
SIREN GETS SI2O
AS OKLAHOMAN
SEES THE SIGHTS
HOOch Spree and Taxi Ride
Are Fatal to Visitors
POcketbOOk.

Claude Jones. 40. Of Oklahoma City
wnted to see indianapolis and he did
But II cost him $120.
When Jones awOke he found himself
at the Hotel Great Eastern, Washin gton
and East streets. II was O'Clock in the
morning. His money was gone and he
telephoned the police. Lieut. William
Cox and Sergt. Clifford Richter went to
the hotel and started an investigation.
Jones explained that he halted a taxi
on a downtown street, and asked the
driver of the car where he could obtain
some whisky. The driver said get in
Jones did and started to see" Indian
apolis. After obtaining the liquid re-
freshments. Jones asked the driver If
he knew Of a woman who wanted to
take a taxi ride. OF course the driver
knew where to find one.
Following Joy ride" in various parts
Of the city and into adjacent country
roads, Jones had his unpleasant awaken
ing in the Great Eastern.
The manager OF the taxi company IN
Delaware street looked at the records Of
his cars and the police arrested Carl
Caldwell, COS North Capitol avenue, taxi
driver, on a charge of vagrancy. Cald-
well admitted, police say, driving the
car in which Jones was riding, but
claimed be did not know anything about
Jones buying whisky. He said be found
an empty purse in the taxi after both
Jones and the woman had left his car.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-02
GERMAN PRESS
RAPSPROGRAM
OFCHANCELLOR
Economic Measures Proposed
Called Wirth's Air
Castles
HUN NEEDS SUMMED UP

BERLIN, June 2-Chancellor Wirth's
new economic program for Germany was
bitterly attacked today by the reaction
airy section of the German press. The
Deutsche Zeitung referred to it as pro
gram Of phrases" and characterized the
chancellor as a dreamer and an opt1-
mist"
The TaegIische Rundschau spoke of
Chancellor Wirth's air castles" while
the Kreuz Zeitung accused the chancellor
Of conducting a nauseating courtship
with the allies"
ONE NEWSPAPER
PRAISES PROGRAM.
On the other hand the Democratic Nor
genpost and the Tageblatt praised the
program as constructive. Vorwnerts. the
socialist organ, and Freiheit, the COM
munist organ, regretted that the chan
cellor's message to the people was neither
clear nor specific"
Chancellor Wirth. who addressed the
ReIchstag on the subject Wednesday, an
summed up Germany's needs in the fol-
lowing four phrases:
Intensive industry.
Intensive agriculture
Maximum efficiency.
Unprecedented economy.
Germany will not attempt to float any
loans but will pay as she goes.
DISCUSSES
TAX PLANS
1--WE propose to tax stock speculation
and to carry out in full the present tax
laws" said the chancellor. The in
direct taxes on luxuries are to be IN
creased and the printing of more paper
marks in great amounts viii be pre-
vented. There must be greater produc-
ton and thrift must be encouraged.
There must be more efficiency in agri-
culture. We must tax coal and domestic
sales. 1t is impossible to make new
loans so we must meet the yearly budget
by paying as we 60"
1t is impossible to reimburse German
exporters for the whole tax of 26 per
cent levied by the allied indemnity ult-
matum, so the Germans must take adj
vantage of the mark value in exchanges,
the chancellor pointed out
Chancellor Wirth sal dthat Germany is
at present carrying out the disarmament
demands Of the allies ito the letter"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-02
Special 70 The Times.

COLUMBUS. Ind, June 2.-The wool
growers who are participating in the
county wool pool decided at a meeting
Wednesday TO sell all of their wool There
are now about twenty-five thousand
pounds OF wool in the pool. including last
year'se clip. as well as this years. The
wool viii be marketed at Columbus. Ohio.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-02
Wool Growers Pool
for Better Prices
Special to The Times

GREENSBURG, Ind, June 2.-As a re-
suit Of a meeting held here by wool
growers of Decatur County, during which
the cooperative selling plan for the dis
position Of wool was discussed a num-
Der Of Decatur County farmers have
listed their wool for shipment to Column
bus, Ohio. the first of next week. Since
the meeting some increases in prices have
been noted and have stimulated the max
ing OF applications by the wool growers
for space In the car.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-02
3 CONVICTED IN
AUTO CONSPIRACY
Federal Jury Gives Verdict in
Car Traffic Case.

Martin Kelley Of Cincinnati, Ohio /;
James Creed of HiIlsboro, Ohio, and
Glenn Weber Of Wright's Corner, Dear
born County, Indiana, were found guilty
Of conspiracy to transport stolen automo-
biles in interstate traffic by a jury in
Federal Court yesterday after a trial
that lasted all day. The defendants were
convicted almost wholly upon the evil
dence of Rupert e. Potorff of this city,
who gave strong testimony for the Gov
eminent.
Before the trial started two other de-
fendants, Clarence Miller of 0sgood, Ind,
and Lee Robinson of Sunman, changed
their pleas to guilty and were not tried.
Sentence will be passed on all de-
PENDANTS in the event Judge Ferdi
nand A. Geiger denies the motion for a
rev trial that was filed by attorneys for
the defense Immediately after the jury