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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
TUESDAY SALES ON
OTHER MARK EFT

Springfeld-Somc rejected ycstcr
dy at $12, brought $34; tops Of mar.
kct was sos.
Mt. StcrIing-1T1, 400 pound sold
for average of $10M with few rcjec-
tionS.
,770 pounds avcrag
cd $14.44.
Flemingsburg- 700 pounds aV
rcaged $142O and $15.13, respective
ly, at two houses.
Glencoe-94, 900 pounds averaged
$26.3O.
Paris-The Bourbon Tobacco Ware
house Company sold Il total Of 265,
300 pounds for $36,176.1, an av"raE'
of $14.11. The Independent lloua'
sold 136,33O pounds for 21,843.50,
an average of $16.09. Baskets sod
from 81 to $55 per 100 pounds.
Shelbyville-The Farmers House
sold 2S8,OOO pounds at an average Of
$13.4S. Prices ranged from 81 t.
$57. One crop of $500 pounds aver
aged $43.20. Receipts continue 50
heavy that 400 loaded wagons arc
standing on the streets
Maysville-More than 100000
pounds ran from 81 to $50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
HERE'S A NEW SORT
Of WHISKY TALE
(Ey Associated PrcSs)

Louisville, ky- an. 2O-N hISk
cy runners today searched the
homes OF William Fultz and Rob
crt Brown. i'll widely separated
portions Of the city. according to
their stories to the police, and
when Fultz denied possession OF
any liquor, shot him III Il foot. ac-
"urdln& to Fultz's statement.
i'llltz asserted. after failing to
nd liquor in his house. there men
loaded him in an automobile and
tool, him to the river at Shawnee
Park There they commanded
him to wade into the water, and
when he ran shot at him. Later
thcy drove him to the vicinity Of
the city hospital, where he applied
.nr admittancc.
Captain L,arkin said the tale
>uundcd "fishy' "I'll say it
docs,' Fultz is quoted as replying.
Brown. said he was also kid
uapcA by three men alter a search
Of his home and taken to Shawnee
Park. but released. Both men say
thc visitors claimed to be rcVcnu"
officers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
BALDWIN

MI. and Mrs. Johnson Jones enter
tanned a number of friends Sunday.
Miss Ethel Shifflett, Eastern Nor
mai, spent the weekend with home
folks.
Miss Stella Perkins entertained
with a card party Saturday night.
Among those present We're Misses
Alice Broaddus, Sallie B. Coates,
Ethel Shiflett; Messrs. Raymond
ShifTlett, Russell Broaddus, Eliza Per
!1ins, Teddie Jones and Maurice Mas
ters.
Mrs. Bolden Perkins entertained
Sunday. Those present were Mrs
John Broaddus and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Perkins and dhilcren, Mrs
Martin Shifflett and children, Earl
and Ethel, and Miss Sallie 3. Coats
Earl Shifflett spent Monday with
little Robert Broaddus.
Mrs. Maggie Whitaker, of Garrard
county, is spending few weeks with
friends here
Mrs. Nancy Kelly is on the sick
list.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
LEXINGTON PRICES HIGHEST

Lexington, Jan. Ga stronger
market and a better quality of tobac-
co brought the average of Tuesday, :
sales on the Lexington leaf floors up
to the highest point since the reopen
ng Of the sales, Monday, January II.
A total of LIPS, ,22O pounds sold AT
Tattersall's and the New Fayette
houses for $159, 9,113.04, an average of
$14.16. The total average at the New
Fayette was $13.47, and at the Tat
tersalls the average was $14.16. In
both cases slight improvement over
Mondays prices. The average AT
tho Big Burley floor, however, scored
a decrease from that of Monday. The
average was $11.90. while that of
Monday was $12.01.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
SOME: GOOD PRICES

Prices that IN other vcars
vould be regarded aS really good,
were paid ON the Richmond tobaC-
CO market for several crops We'd
ncSday morning. \ glance at some
OF the sales below will srlbStanti-
ate this.
Butler Sebastian sold; l63 at $l";
p at $40; 27O at $50; $50 at $"8; 80
at $3I; 23O at $42; 300 at $36; 125 at
$:35; 255 at S33; l95 at $50
Crow and Embry sold: l25 at $50;
80 at $50; 240 at Sal; l15 at S25; 2l5
at $33; BOB at S46; 80 at $46; 30 at
$40; f35 at 500; 2l0 at $3.50.
Coy and Dalton sold: 70 at Sd; 145
at $ll; 185 at $23; 2l0 at $31; 225 at
$34; 280 at Sal; 80 at $3l; l55 at S4;
$40 at S23.
Baker and Chasten sold: 1l5 at
$11.25; 100 at $lr.50; $50 at $31; 235
at $34; 215 at $28; 1O5 at $3.O.
Eldridge Carrier sold: 100 at $3; 70
st $27; -21O at So; IS at SIT; 295 at
$l2; so at 'S7.75; 80 at $3.40; 355 at
SD.
+. NJ. Handel sold: 235 at $3.50;
300 at $40; 100 at $36; 285 at $36; $50
at $40; 13O at $40; 295 at $24; 29O at
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
AND YET SOMlEE SAY
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Judge Davis Court
OiY Associated PreSs)

HiY Associated Press)
Harlan, Ky. Jan Z6-Circuit
Judge N. r. Davis Of the Halran..
Bell Judicial circuit, conducts one
OF the most informal courts in
'\cntucky. Judicial dignity is re
placed by a seeming laxity in en-
forcing rules OF the court regard
ing actions OF spectators. which
persons who know the Judge state
often has the effect Of bringing
out facts that otherwise night be
overlooked in many cases.
The little court room here seats
possibly 800 persons besides the
officers of the court. The railing
about the enclosure for officers,
attorneys and persons having
business with the court is no bar
to anyone who cannot find a seat
in other sections of the room. And
everybody, including Judge, jury,
clerk. lawyers and defendants,
smoke if they fell so inclined.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
DAN WALLACE
CROSSES THE: RIVER
Popular Young Madison Farmer
Succumbs at Home of His
Mother in Irvine

y host of friends and loved ones
here mourncd when the news
came to Richmond that Daniel F.
Wallace had passed away at the
home OF his mother, Mrs Andy
Wallace, i'll Irvine, Tuesday night
at eight o'clock He had been
sufferer from bright's disease for
several months, and his condition
becoming worse, he went back to
the home OF his childhood AMI
spent his final hours, under the
tender ministrations of his de-
voted mother and wife.
Mr.. Wallace was only about 50
years Of age, and his friends and
loved ones fccl that hc was strick-
en- and taken from them Just at
the time when he should have
been in the prime OF life, and had
Everything to live for: an attrac-
tive family, consisting of his wife.
who was Miss Annie Englc. of
Louisville. one little daughter and
three sons. Besides them he is
survived by his brothers. Hon. {.
C. Wallace, Of Richmond; State
Treasurer James \. Wallace. now
."i Frankfort: Bush Wallace. OF
Cincinnati; DIR. Tracy Wallace, OF
Irvine, and Tom Wallace, OF Ir-
vine. and one sister. Mrs. Ethel
Payne, OF Oklahoma.
Mr. Wallace was born in Irvine,
but had made his home III Madi-
son county for MANY years. For
over 10 years he held a response
bic position in the postofiice here,
and iii this way came in contact
with many people, and made
friends OF them all. lie was of
genial, Whple-souled disposition.
always con>iderate and kind in all
"f his dealings with his fellow
man. He gave up his work in the
poStotfice and went to his farm
near Waco, in hope that his health
would improve. But the insiduous
disease would have its toll and
finally in the hcyday of manhood
he went back home 10 be tenderly
nurScd by his mother and doctor
brother until the end came.
Mr.. Wallace had for many years
been 4 consistent member of the
Christian church. He was
prominent member OF the Odd
Fellows lodge also Funeral SER
vices Will be conducted at the
home in Irvine Thursday morning
January u, at 1O:4O o'clock by
DIR, +. e. McDougle. The remains
will then be brought to Richmond
and inferred in the Richmond
cemetery Immediately after the
arrival uf the train from Irvine at
lis. Pailbearers will be his long
time friend, and associates of the
postoftiCe staff: MesSrs. K. c.
Stockton, J. NJ. Walker, Robert
Garrett, Ernest Snowden. Jones
Jennings and II. NJ. Wilmington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
ATTORNEYS FIGHT
HARD IN WINES CASE

Harlan, Ky, Jan. 26-More
than a dozen witnesses were in
troduced Tuesday by the state III
an effort to weave I chaia oi or
Icumstantial evidence around DR..
II. I. Wlnnes, on trial here for the
murder Of Miss Lura Parsons,
Pine Mountain Settlement school
teacher.
w nllc the commonwealth Ii
sought to place DIR. Winncs only
a short time behind Miss Parsons
at the time they started over the
trail and at the same time aC-
count for movement OF certain
negro convicts the riv4! atturarvs
would spend an hour in examining
and cross-cXamining / witness on
the point OF a few minutes IN
time.
The defense asked a wi'nc>> J..
unguardcd Convicts walked t. Tho
store at Dillon the day Of tn"
murder. Attorney Byrd. l.; The
state. objected. Judge Davis ;,d-
hcrcd to his former ruling aha,
they must name specific COI:vit Is.
Evidence as to the mule track =
found near the ledge where The
murder was committed was intro
duccd, with the defense attempt
ing to show that the tracks could
have been made by other mules
than the one DR.. Winncs rode.
John Carter, city attorney OF
Harlan, testified he helped com
pare the broken shoe of the mule
Winncs rode with the tracks at
the scene OF the crime. He tcsti-
fed the shoes fitted i'll the tracks
perfectly. Carter examined the
tracks the day after the body was
found.
The woman was murdered two
days before the body was found.
Rufus Wilson, former sheriff OF
Bell county, now assistant CON
struction superintendent at the
road camp, and s. NJ. Foster, con
struCtion superintendent, told 81
seeing the tracks the night the
body was found.
Mr.. Carter's testimony regard
ing statement Wiuncs made to
him shortly after his arrest in
September is viewed rs important
by the state.
Winncs told Carter, according
to the witnesses, that the reason
he turned to the right and went
up the pike at the crOssrOad was
because he heard Il noise over
there.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
SCHWAB INDICATED

Washington. Jan. 26.-Charges
that Charles NJ. Schwab received
payment from the government
for his expenses while serving as
director general OF the emergen-
cy fleet corporation were not
proven and are not true, the
Walsh investigating committee
declared today i'll an authorized
statement. Representative Steele,
Democrat, of Pennsylvania, voic-
ing the committees. opinion. said
the members felt that great in
Justice had been done Schwab.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP
BERGDOLL IN GERMANY
(By Assoflated Press)

Berlin, Jan. 26.-The Ebcrs,
bachcr Zeitung prints a story thai
Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll, the
American draft cvadcr. is now III
Germany and that recently an at
tempt was made at EbcrsbaCh by
five men. two OF whom were
American intelligence officers. t"
kidnap him.
Bcrgdoll was sentenced to
serve five years i'll America for
Irait evasion. lie escaped last
May from guards who acC"'nla-
nicd him to get $l5C.COO in gold.
which Bcrgdoll said he had lid
den in Maryland while a fugitive
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
SMALL FIRE AT
RICHMOND HOTEL

\ defective fuc in about fhc
center OF the building caused fire
to break out in the Richmond T..
tel about OILS Tuesday evening.
The fire department responded
quickly. and had the trouble ever
with i'll few minutes. Sonic lit
tie damage. perhaps $3.50 worth
was done by fire and water, but
blaze was not given Il chance to
the blaze was not given Il chance
to spread, and was soon subdued.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
SOPER QUITS BANK

The DanviIle I-Ivocate had the fol
lowing of interest here: "It w2S
learned this morning that Mr.. Lorris
Soper, assistant cashier of the Far
mers National Bank, had resignc"
his position with that splendid insti-
tuition, effective February 1. Mr.. So
per has been with the bank contin-
uously for the past 16 years and has
held every position from assistant
cashier down and not infrequentiy he
has acted as cashier. Mr.. Soper has
proven to be very efficient and has
made many warm friends for himself
and friends for the Institution he is
leaving The fact of his quitting the
bank will cause deep regret among
many when it becomes generally
known.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

conjunction with the Federal gov
.crnment will bear the remaining
rs per cent. The total cost of i'm
provcmcnt will be approximately
$4,000, which will neCcssitate
raising OF $55,OOO on the part OF
VOI1r county.
1t is very probably that all
available federal aid funds will be
placed under contract this season,
and if Madison county desires to
participate in same it is very ne
ccssary that early action be ta-
ken.
1t is very probable that all
and aS one Of your citizens, | hope
you will be. would suggest that
your fiscal court be Immediately
called together and definite action
taken. II this sum Of money is
guaranteed to our Department |
have an available engineering
corps that can be placed i'll your
county the first of the month for
the purpose OF making the neces-
sary survey and plans. enabling
the work to be placed under con-
tract in June Of this year.
Very truly yours,
JOE s. BOGGS.
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
SAYS keep 'EM OUT
H;y Associated Fress)

" abingdon, Jan. 26-UntiI con
ditions in America are adjusted
some action is necessary to pro
tcct the country from the flood Of
immigrants waiting in Europe to
come here, Anthony Caminett,
commissioner general OF immi-
grafton, today told the senate
committee considering the house
bill TO bar immigration for years.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Bargain counter of ladies' and
misses, shoes at Elder's-$1.9 .98.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

As executor of the estate of J. D..
Goodloe, deceased, 1 will sell from
the court house steps Is shares of
stock in the State Bank & Trust Com
pany, of Richmond, KY, and a 1-2
shares of stock in the Berea Bank &
Trust Company, of Berea, KY, at 10
o'clock, Monday, Januar 81. j. D.
GOODLOE, Executor. 2O-3p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
George Evans Much Better

Mayor l.. r. Evans was advised
by wire Wednesday that his
brother, George w. Evans. is now
out of danger at Kansas City. He
recently sustained an operation
for appendicitis. and his friends
here have been anxious about his
condition..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
VIII SON MUCH BETTER
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, Jan. 2o.-Ihcre
has been a ''very marked change
TOR the better in President VIII
SON" former Governor James NJ
Cox. Of Ohio. declared after his
visit to Mr.. Wilson. He said the
president is "more robust in cV-
cry way He refused to go int"
details Of the visit to the presi-
dent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
HARRISS SAYS so, TOO
NV AssocIaten Press)

Louisville. Ky, Jan. 30 The
afternoon papers here today
quote State Senator HarrisS. of
Versailles, as oorroborating Sen
ator William y. Perry'S state
mcnt yesterday that Governor
Morrow had pledged not TO in
cludc rcdistricting i'll any call for
Il special session Of the legislature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
TWO BUCKS SOLD

Manager Burton Roberts, who has
resumed charge of the Richmond
Buck Company, reports the sale of
two Buick five-passengcr touring cars
this week. One went to Thomas j.
Black, well known farmer near Dun
cannon, and the other to Mrs. Alcne
Boggs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
BERT TUDOR ACQUITTED

Lexington, KY, Jan. 26.-Bert Tu-
dor, charged with the murder of Pc
ter Haney, ex-service man, on No
vember 9, was acquitted within Is
minutes after the case had been sub
mitted to the jury. The defense was
self-defense.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Weather For Kentucky

Cloudy tonight and Thursday; pro
bobby snow tonight in east portion.
Louisville, Jan. 26-Cattle 200; slow
and unchanged; hogs 700; 25c higher;
tops $1O.25; sheep so; steady and un-
changed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
MASONIC LODGE WILL
CELEBRATE 12Oth YEAR

Bardstown, KY, Jan. 26-Duval
Lodge, Masons, Bardstown, will cele-
brate the one hundred and twentieth
anniversary of its establishment with
banquet February 10th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
|S14,75O ROBBERY
IN HARDINC'S TOWN
(By Associated PresS)

Marion, o., Jan. 26-Two bandits
entered the Office of the County
Treasurer early today, knocked
Treasurer Harry Forney unconscious
and escaped with $l4,750 in cash.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Schwab Pleased

New York, Jan. 26.-"I am, in
deed, grateful said Charles NJ.
Scllwab, when told of the Walsh
committee statement ct is the
best news | ever heard,' he said.
his voice shaking with emotion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
NEW ORLEANS RACES

1--Celtic Lass, Oraleggo, General
Agramonte.
2-Ina Ray, Carline S., Donna Ro-
ma.
3-Orlova, Cabot Lass. Old Sinner.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Jan. 26-Cattlc slow;
steady; choice hogs steady; Chicago
steady.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

FOR SALE-75 tons first-class bal
ed hay. Call T. S. Hagan or Harris
Noland, phone 462. 21-2p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

Baldwin, Burke & Roup sold: 205
at $6.25; 105 at $2S; 1875 at $27; $50
at 81.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Commissioner Boggs Letter

10 J ud&c w. k. Price and the
Madison County Fiscal Court,
Richmond, Ky.
Dear Sirs =
Realizing that one of the most
important trunk line highways in
our state is that of the Eastern
Dixie, and from personal knowl-
edge being well acquainted with
the present deplorable condition
OF the acknowledgment road,
which is a section thereof, | wish
to herewith submit the following
proposition for the Improvement
of seven miles of this thorough
fare, beginning at the corporate
limits OF Richmond, viz:
If your county will grant to this
office by county appropriation or
by private subscription Is per
cent OF the cost of the above men
toned Improvement, of some dur
able type Of pavement such as
some asphaltic type, this office in
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

Don't miss the big sale now go
ing on at Elders.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-25
A BIG SURPRISE

| was perpetrated upon the people of
Payette and vicinity in the enormous
renewed activity during the past
week in the demand for homes and
farms in this vicinity. The usual fall
rush of purchasers has commenced
sixty days earlier than heretofore,
and some excellent buys have al
ready been snapped up. Here are a
few which we consider the best new
opportunities in the line of home or
Investment:
Forty acres of top notch farm land
three miles southeast of Fruitland
Six acres in commercial apple trees
which are loaded with fruit. Large
plastered dwelling house and sever
al outbuildings. The price is at rock
bottom and the owner will accept
your city property as part payment.
This has been on the market only a
short time and will be gone soon.
We can sell you large six room
house, bathroom, pantry, two screen
ed porches, on good lot and only
three blocks from the post office for
only $2500.00 on the best of terms.
The owner will consider a trade for
cattle or other property or acreage.
Cash in your rent receipts. $500
will buy six room house on Tenth
Street. Only 100000 cash and bal
ance at $4,000 per month.
Our best bargains come quick and
go quick. Those advertised last week
are gone as you will notice else
where in this paper. If those listed
above do not appeal to you we have
others and the particular one that
you want. But you must learn that
if you want our snaps you must see
us Immediately.
Northwest General Brokerage Co.
Postoffice Bldg, Payette Idaho
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-25
FORMER SERVICE MEN,
ATTENTION.

Col c. r. Forbes, Director of the
Veterans Bureau has organized a Ma
tional "Clean-Upy campaign to take
care of the interests of the ex-seryice
men of America This movement is
also backed by the personnel and
funds of the American Red Cross and
the American Legion.
There are three Cleanup Squads
at work at this time in the 18th Dis
trict, comprising the states of Idaho,
Oregon and Washington. The Idaho
Cleanup Squad'' headed by DR.. e.
c. White, will be in Midvale, Aug. 25
Cambridge, the 26th; Council, the
27th; Weiser, the goth and 30th;
Payette, Wednesday the 31st; Fruit
land, Thursday morning, Sept. LIST;
New Plymouth, Thursday afternoon;
and Ontario, Ore. the End and 3rd;
and thence east.
Any one desiring information or
who wishes to make application for
War Risk Insurance in any form,
vocational training. back pay, travel
pay, victory medals, clothing, medi-
cal aid, disqualification or any other
benefit under the new Sweet Bill.
should make it a point to meet this
Squad as it has the power to act and
your problem will be Immediately
solved.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-25
NINETEEN AND PHYLLIS"

! Charles Ray will be seen in new
and delightful attraction at the En-
ma Theatre beginning Wednesday
when Nineteen and Phyllis, = his
third First National production, will
open it's engagement. In this photo
play, which is one of the finest Ray
pictures yet offered to the public, he
appears not as a rube, but as small
town dandy. Andrew Jackson Cava-
naugh, out to win the lady of his
heart by dazzling her with his hand
some raiment. Pretty little Clara
Horton, who is only sixteen years old
and the youngest girl who has ever
appeared opposite male star, has
the leading feminine role as Phyllis.
Lincoln Stedman, the good-natured
fat boy of the films, appears as Rays
deadly rival, Jimmy Long. When
Jimmy appears at dance CARRIED in
the first suit Of evening clothes ever
worn by young man in the town,
Andrew is greatly chagrined With
out delay he gets a mail order house
to outfit and place him in the same
fashionable standing with Jimmy. |
Then burglar nearly spoils it alb
Andrew and the burglar grapple on
the roof of house at night. They fall
from the roof, and Andrews most |
cherished possession, handsome
''stove pipe' hat is crushed, and the
splendor of his evening dress married. !
He was to appear at party that
night. What could fellow do with a
captured burglar on his hands? The
answer will be seen at the Emma
Theatre.