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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
AMERICAN BANK BEING
OPENED IN MANCHURIA

Riga, Oct. 30.-The Novy Put.
bolshevist organ here, reports that
an American bank with a capital
of ten million dollars is being
opened in Harbin, Manchuria,
with branches at Chita, Blago-
vestchensk and KhabarOvsk.
The newspaper asserts that the
bank intends to assist American
trade in Siberia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
ARTHUR C. BURCH WILL
GO TO TRIAL TUESDAY

Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. 30.-Ar-
thur C. Burch. charged with the
murder of ]. Bolton Kennedy. stat.
ed in the county Jail here today that
despite rumors he had been Of
fered a sentence OF life imprison-
ment IL he would confess, he would
go to trial Tuesday as scheduled.
His statement followed a con-
ference of more than an hour with
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain. indict-
ed with him, and her chief coun-
sci, Charles E. Erbstein, of Chi
cagO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
PORTUGUESE CABINET
INTENDS TO RESIGN

Madrid, Oct, 3U.-AdvIces from
Lisbon say the Portuguese cabinet,
which took office October 20 after
Granjo, intends to resign. 1t is re-
ported this step is to be taken vol
unfairly to permit the formation
of a new ministry with former
Minister of Finance Cunha Leal,
as premier.
The municipal council of Lisbon
today requested President Almeida
ot continue in office, promising him
support from every part of the re-
public.
A telegram from Badajoz says a
demonstration has been organized
in the Portuguese capital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
23 KNOWN DEAD,
SCORE HURT IN
CANADIAN FLOOD
Model Copper Mining Set
tIement of Brittania Beach
Is Transformed Into a
Scene of Desolation.
lRs The Associated Press.l

Vancouver, b, c., Oct 30
Twenty-three persons are known to
be dead, thirteen and perhaps more
are missing and fifteen are nursing
serious injuries as a result of the
disastrous flood which plunged
down steep mountain side Friday
night and transformed the model
copper mining settlement of Bri'
tannia Beach into scene of DESC
lation and ruin.
Fully half of the 40 neat cot
tages were carried away on the
crest of the flood. Others were
smashed to pieces by the onrush-
ing waters aid most of the re-
mainder were still partially subt
merged. n
Search For the Missing.
-Four children are lead and :
others are reported missing.
of the dead and all of the inj'
were brought to Vancouver
evening. All injured are EXP
to recover.
An energetic search for the miss
ing was made today but the work
was slow because of the difficulties
in clearing away the wreckage. 1t
is considered doubtful if the bodies
of some of the missing will ever be
recovered as they are believed to
have been washed into the muddy
waters of Howe Sound.
Manager j. Donahue, of the Bri-
tannia mines, described efforts
made by those on duty at the mines,
three lies back from the beach,
to warn residents. When the rail-
way fill, which caused the accumu-
lation of water in the hills, gave
way and released a roaring torrent
into the creek, warning of the dis
aster was sent over the private tele-
phone line of the mines. This mes
sage was received by Miss Ellen
Patterson, telephone operator at
the compressor plant in the village.
She rang everybody connected by
telephone, relaying the miners
message: For Gods sake get out
of your houses; flood coming
Village in Darkness.
Before the warning could be un-
1erstood and circulated, the waters
CTdSHeu uOWu, sweeping away
transmission lines and plunging the
village into darkness.
The waters had fallen 1000 feet
in their three mile journey down
the mountain and smashed straight
through the center of the settle
ment. Britannia creek now runs
through the village itself which Is
under several feet of water strewn
with wreckage.
The only unaa1naged buildings
on the residential side of the town
are the custom house, a moving
picture theater and amusement
hall, and few houses. On the
other side, store, hotel and sew
eral mill shops were standing.
The lighting system was restored
today in the south side.
Squamish, a town eight miles
north of here. is also flooded. but
damage is not great.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
From top to bottom Arthur Grif.
ilths, e. ]. Duggan and Michael
Collins.

The above photos, taken during
the Sim Fein conference in Lon
don with the British cabinet, are
the latest to be received in this
country of Irish leaders. The Sim
Fein delegation was headed by
Arthur Griffiths. Other prominent
Irishmen at the conference were
Michael Collins. the Sim Fein
finance minister, better known as
the most elusive chief of the Irish
Republican army, and Command
er E. j. Duggan. chief liason Off
Ger of the |. 4. A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31

man national council; Louis f.
Post, former assistant secretary of
labor; Mrs. George Il. Odell. Wom-
ans National league; Mrs. DAILY
Phelan, General Federation of
Woman's Clubs, and Miss Ethel
Smith, National Women's Trade
Union league.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31

tional movements. Left to right,
they are: Hugh S. Magill, secretary
National Educational association;
Frederick Libby, executive secre-
tary national council; Mrs. Edward
p. Costigan. National Consumers
league; Edwin S. Bethlehem, Jr.,
Veterans of Foreign Wars; Chris
tina Merriman. temporary chair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
20 ARE DROWNED WHEN
A STEAMER CAPSIZES

Antwerp, Oct. 30.-Twenty per-
sons were drowned by the capsiz~
ing of the steamer August in the
Scheldt yesterday. Owing to the
shifting of the cargo when the
wheel jammed hard aport. the ves-
sci took on heavy list, went over
and sank quickly.
The passenger and crew below
had no time to reach the deck. All
those above decks were saved. The
ship was only fifty yards from
shore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
FOCH'S RECEPTION.

Paris, Oct. 30.-The French
press, except the socialist and
communist newspapers, today de-
votes much space to the reception
in the United States of Marshal
Foch, expressing great satisfaction
over the warmth Of the greetings
accorded him in New York and
WASHINGTON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
TREASURY Department
IS ACCUSED OF DELAY

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct, SO.-The
treasury department Of the United
States is accused of delay In al
locating the s1s,600,00O appropria.
tion for the construction of new
hospitals for disabled veterans" In
a statement issued yesterday by
Thomas Taylor, vice chairman of
the national legislative committee
of the American legion, which says
that the question will be taken up
by the legion convention here to-
morrow and "the responsibility
placed where 1t belongs"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
KARL AGAIN REFUSES
TO SIGN ABDICATI0N

Budapest, Oct. 30.--Former En-
: 's~or Charles has again refused to
sign i,is abdication. Government
plenipQtentrrie who went to tt
hany, where Charles was interned,
have 50 repc tied to Regent Horthy,
who has called meeting Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
SOVIET PAYROLL WILL
BE PRUNED OF ABOUT
100000 employees
tBy The Associated Press.)

Moscow, Oct. 2S (by the Asso-
ciated Press.),,The committee
charged with reducing the number
of government employees, in re-
port just submitted, announces
100000 Of the employees are to be
discharged.
The trade union policy has been
changed to suit the governments
new economic policy. 1t has been
decided to admit the principle of
private management, and scales OF
wages are to be fixed in accordance
with the fluctuation of market
prices in localities where work is
DONE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
BY EDMUND III RT.
Especial Dispatch to Morning JournaD
(Copyright 1921 by Albuquerque JOurnaI)

(Here is the story OF Sacco and
yanzetti, a story which has puz-
zled America for a week, ever
since the cables started telling Of
the communist uproar in Europe
caused by two obscure Len in an
American prison. 1t is an inter-
esting revelation, and one of its
threads leads to the very home of
Justice of the United States SUI
preme court. where Sacco's wife
was given asylum to be near her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
WEATHER

~ FORECAST,
Al Denver, Colo, Oct. 30.--New
Mexico: Monday and Tuesday.
fair; not much change in tempera-
ture.
t8Arizona: Monday and Tuesday,
fair: not much change in tempera-
ture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
CHEERING THOUSANDS
GREET FOREIGN HEROES

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. s0.-
Greeted by cheering thousands,
General Armando Diaz, of Italy.
and General Baron Jacques, of
Belgium, arrived today to attend
CONTINUED on Page Two.
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AUTHOR is DEAD,

London oct. 30.-Henry Mar
riot Watson, author, died today.
He was born in Melbourne, Aus
tralia, in 1863.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
TOTAL RESOURCES OF
U. S. BANKS. DECLINEs
Ry The Associated Press. !

Washington, oct. 30.-Aggregate
resources of the 30,S15 banks in the
country, amounting to $49,68S,S39,- :
600, declined by $3.50, ,269, 900
during the last fiscal year, accord
ing to a statement of bank reports
for June so, issued tonight by the
comptroller of the currency. The
.8,154 national banks reporting
showed a reduction in resources of
$2,S93,391,000.
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CoML e5od 10 ponuDuoO)
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
State Gets 444 Trucks
Fer Rosd Building Work

Washington. Dec. fc'',ur!.E
IN, received $40 mujur pcEicic-
out ui q total oi about 2/issi
which have been distributed D.,
the Bureau oi Public Road Ia
partmcnt of Commerce. - jAr
varicus states Tor road hui d.u:.
/ Irpo>c,. These comprise prJc-
ticaIl,- Ill the surplus rIutor vc-
Liclvs turned over a. the Depart
ncnt 81 Agriculture by Jhc Mar
Department 10 be distributed ly
the State Highway departments
under provision ui the Nad>-
worth kahn act. Di the total
nulnhc: ct nloiC.- vehicle Allotted
to Kentucky. Al were truck aud
= were automobiles.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
MRS. PLEAS BR0ADDUS
LOSES BROTHER

News Was received by NT--.
Pleas Eroaidu> late Monday c,
cu;u@. stating that iic- bro,hc..
iiuhcri Simmons. d;ci suddenil
ui q heart attack while ont N hi-
i-irlu iu Nelson county. Ih-
new -:,i',r - a great shock to-fi;=
relatives ali friends here. v-herc
h.- ia> spent ,'iosi II his life. he
wa~ the son II Ike tate Dayil
Simmons. un the Lancaster roai.
and wg~ known and liked by. a
large number Of friends in r.
I'D h"nc. He MAS ahuu: : veaT->
ut age. MAS unmarried.
Surviving him arr ont sis:c~.
Mr>. Pleas Eroaddus. of this CAV.
AMI two brothers. John and Ben
Simmons. all 81 Richmond The
body viii re brought 70 Rich
mond for burial Mr. John Sim
mons lett late Monday night for
B2rdStuwu to accompany the re
maths here. The time OF funeral
has not vet been announced
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
Merchant Shoots WaiIres

Middlesboro. Dec. C-W. Il.
Lewis. 80. merchant of -Four \ IL
shot and killed AIaude Wilson
2S, n waitress. Of Pinevi'le. in an
automobile between MiddlesborU
and Pinevillc Sunday afternoon.
according to :. verdict returned
by the coroner's jury last right
1t is alleged that Lewis placed M
automatic revolver to the temple
of the woman and fired one shot.
Miss Wilson was driving II ihc
time. il IS said. and the car turn
ed over. Lewis claimed that the
woman was killed when the II
volver was discharged acciden-
tally.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
,By Associated Press)
London. Der. O-The British
cabinet today unanimously APP
proved the Irish settlement plans.

London. Dec O-Icngland and
ireland awokc from their trpu-
bled sleep today to joyously learn
that the English and Irish 90
ferces had reached an rncXpcuc- /
agreement early todlr. un the r
ish question.
Negotiations between .he lead
crS OF the Slim Fcin and Ulster
clemc cnts in ireland and the Brit
ish government, were started on
Irnic l5. l92l--tllrcc days after
King Georges appeal Tor pcacc
II the opening oi the lister par
lia;ncnt in 'icifast when Pre-
mir Lloyd George invited Fam
on &c Valera and Sir James Craig:
the Ulster premier. TO confer
with him i'll london. DE Valera
accepted the invitation OH .Iuly s
and thcrcupon q truce was agreed
to. taking effect July H.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06

Who is one ct the leading
candidates in the Daily Register e
tig Automobile Contest
Mrs. Whit" is the ir.a'.i and
capable wife IF u. W Whit. e..
the Dixie Auto Cuiupanr. of thi~
city. having moved here rcrcuti.
from Paint Lick She = tia
daughter oi Mr.. and ai-~. {. j.
Moody. pf Kingston. both de
ceased. Mrs. White desires ,u
irupre,- upun her friends tn. tact
thai she j. on, of the chic Cow
tenders IN the contest ari {,
ruain;ain this position ainuu" the
leader, she must have more sill
scription> to thc Daily Rc"i~tcr
from daN to dan
Ii vou have promised her ~iii'-
script ms please send them 10 e..
,uc To her az the nai.y Register
.fiio> this week. - thv hi" bonus
,utc closes saturday and tnvr,
l..iil bc Il" more extra Vut,- vi-
[, r1r-rd Sll. wishes tu shark
her u,any friends for their lil-
c-al and luval supp ur' 81" FAR
and : l. them /" cnn.fn'', ir
leip her for The few remaining.
,i;sVS. ~ the c1utc>; cl,-C- i'.sc
18th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06

whisky. Thy said that the other
bows seemed to know the way
that they went through Rich
mond and turned to the right
near the depot. and then went on
out seven or eight miles and turn
ed off on a dirt road. The men
got out of the car and went out
to a field or woods where two
white men met them. The white
men had the whisky covered lfp
with leaves and brush i'll self
sealcr jars.
The driver. Perkins. said that
the ricn with him had brought
jugs from Winchester. He SAID
they poured the liquor ont OF the
Jars into the jugs and then the
men carried il to the car. lie
saw some of his crowd pay the
white men. but didn't know how
much. hc said.
.Aitcr the trials IL police court,
which had been attended by L.
5. Commissioner Narticld Ben
nett. Federal Prohibition Officers
]. ID. w. Collins and Joseph Muir
phy. OF the LcXington Office. ar
rived. and poured out the 25 gal
Ions OF moonshiuc into : gutter
in front Of the city hall. The
sight was witnessed by large
crowd. One thirsty fellow caught
4 pop bottle full about hall
blucl, down Irvine street. Mr.
Collins then look charge OF ;he
case and hruu@ht o;it the Per
iinS boy and in;crroga,ci him
thoroughly. Perkins denied that
he hal said that Dave IiaEgard
owned any nf the whisky Actirr
OH what Pa:rullnau 'lu:uci 81 ,
the boy told him when the a.
rests we're made. Iud&c Smith
issued warrants Tor both lia@-
gard and Owens. owner. oi :jjc
car. \ local officer was sent =
Winchester Ia bring Ela@&ar1
over here or take a $500 bond
there iur hi appearance here III
court Friday night.
Many compliments were heard
about the good work OF The b.
cal officers Ia putting over such
: wholesale capture Chief De
wore SAYS that l,c has noticed th,
rcrkin, boy d, i:-in% through
town q number 81 times. a;!.I has
had l;m pointed ext To him. b:rt
that he never lIad anything ON
him before.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
RICHMOND TO CLOSE
FOR FINAL DRIVE
Banks and Business Houses To
Show Their Interest In Sue
cess of Pool

The wheels OF industry will
stop in Richmond wednesdays =
and practically all business
houses will rcrlain ciesed while
the final drive to sign mp the to
bacco OF Madison III the Burley
Association IS III progress.
MI four banks in RiChmord
will also be closed during the day.
The local banks are in cOmplct t
sympathy with the hurley as>ocia
tion movement. and win be
strong hackers of the growers
when the time comes 10 need
money for advancement ON their
crops. The most OF the local
business houses feel in sympathy
with the movement also and
many have s:gned a pledge to re-
main closed TO show their inter
est in the great movement. which
so many believe will prove or
lasting benefit to the farmers OF
Kentucky and the entire tobacco
producing region.
Chairman +. :. llagan and III,
local teams OF special workers il
the final drive. will be as. istet
by prominent farmers from 9th
er counties. 4 large number oi
growers who were i'll town Mon
day and had not previously sign
ed. attached their. names TO con
tracts. Madison has been a lit
tie slow about sticking along
with her sister blue grass coun-
. ties i'll this big movement. but
the workers for the association
, believe that she is at last goino
to take her rightful place with
them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
NO CLEW YET TO
WELLS ASSAlLANI
Victim Is Recovering From Dam
gerous Wounds-Several Saw
Mystery Car

Except for the fact that Il num-
Der of local men believe they
saw the mystery car in which j.
". Wells was abducted from his
home ut College Jill Friday
night by three unknown men
and the remarkable recovery that
Mr. Wells seems to be making
from his injuries. there nave
been no developments in the
mysterious affair which hcs set
all of Madison count ag -.
County Road Engineer J. q
Baxter was returning lic'nt from
beyond the college Hill section
shortly after six O'Clock FRIDAY
evening. when he noticed a large
touring car standing near the
bridge near Mr.. l.. l.. Searcy 5
home near Waco. Two men were
Oh the bridge at the time. ap-
par-ntly loaiing. with nothing Il
do. Mr.. Baxter said lie Thought
At first the car was in trouble
but as the two men OH the bridge
did not seem concerned about il.
he did not stop. He thought TIE
car was either large l!uCsor
or 4 Stutz.
Con Taylor. of that sect, II Ui
the county. .tisu saw thc strange
car and identified it about a.
Iucee Baxter did. Scvcf;I o:,I-
"rs III that section Sair the ca.
speeding very .ast along the rua'i.
Police Judge G.. Murray Sinitii
iiiinl,, tina, hc SAW the car Is Il
,aInc through town at thC time
The three men had Wells with
them a. 4 prisoner. i,idgc N'niil'
believes he would hc aoio TO idcn-
THY 1nc OF Size men Shouii IN"
see him aga;::. The ear was pro-
cccding at :; :apid at OF speed.
with all curtains o:.. n w:lJ
SAW The car testify TO It's e>,ccp-
tionally brilliant lights Several
said that W., = .ar~c ppt!igilt ~
the left OF tnc driver. The car
evidently did not stop in tcwi.
nut drove 81 -;.igil; un through
with Wells. = ho was barely CON
Scious- mt thu, stage ~ thc pro-
cecdings a. =. result ui the Tcar-
iul mauling II had received with
ihc butt OF pistol v-hcr tie
men dragged him in thc car Ut
College Hill.
Sheriff NhitlocL ANA pvprt!-
sheriff SAINT Bush conferred with
liaycttc county officers al Lex
ington. but nn clcw has vet been
found to the identity Ui the three
men. Mrs. '>linmic Met rc;:rN re-
turned 10 her home in l.cHiug, on
ut the same time the officers
went over. She says lie j.
wholly mystificd =; the 1ttack
and the use of her name.
Relatives OF Mr.. Wells sccn
10 think that the near irurdcrcr-
wanted TO get Mr.. Wells hand
some diamond ring and tina: thi.
was th: cause Of the .ttacl; They
suspect that he was seen with it
in Lexington md followed over
here when he returned nome.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
Another Beer and
Light Wine Bill

ashington. Dec. g Sale oi
beer and ligil, wine would be per
mitted i'll congressional districts
in which voters expressed approx
al under bill introduced to;iay y
by Representative Hill. republ;-
can. Maryland. The measure
which would provide nianuiac-
turer's tax of 20 cents a gallon
OH beer and 10 cents 4 gallon OF
wine. was referred TO the Ways
and Means Committee.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
DIR. Fortune to Succeed Spencer

Lexington. Dec. Or. y. "
Fortune. dean Of the College oi
the Bible. an adjunct OF Transyl-
vania College here. today resign
ed. effective February ]. DIR
Fortune will become pastor oi
the Central Christian church Jan
uary /. succeeding the Rev. /. J
Spencer. who retires then witt
the title OF pastor emeritus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
GROWERS RUSHING TO
JOIN ASSOCIATION
Taking Over Madison House
Here Pleases Association
Leaders At Lexington

Durley tobacco growers TO the
number OF several hundred are
will: the Burley Tobacco Grow
ers' Cooperative Association be
Eevcd 20 have signed contracts
Monday i'll many counties OF Ken
tucky. Ohio. indiana. ana West
Virginia. i: which state Clifton
Rodcs Is conducting Il campaign
for signatures TO the association.
Judging from reports coming to
Organization Manager JOS. Pas
sonncau from The field. said Mon
days Lexington Herald.
Mr.. PasSonncau said last night
that the reports indicated thai
grower who had remained out
side until the association had
proven a success il point OF mum
bcrs and tobacco signed appcarc'.
to be eager to get into the organ
iza:ion now and that before the
close OF the books Saturday next
~ midnight he believed that 9S
per cent of the growers of the en-
tire hurley district vould be in
The organization.
Th, takin1 over oi = vlrc-
llousc ~ Richmond yesterday b
friends of The association was -
trench, gratifying 10 Mr.. Pas
.;o,lucat. TIL majority al the
directors of tins warehouse were
F-:c,lIv Ia he assoc alton but an
.,,Iiccr or ;u-o insisted upou open
ino 4 fnr hurley sales .fcr De
.cn,l'cr lstt. These men wor,
c,:ycu IN Offer fn- their stock a;la
acccptr6 IT,
OF tb.. $50 lon,c .caf ware
,i.,usc; IN til. district 20 nov- ar
rrr.,,rtef +, tc friendly 10 the as
so,.iat;nr aud will not ,.pen for
il-l.v :alcs urt;l The orpariza-
,i,n : nrrran,tlv formed. ha-
elected = director, and otncc-.
ana i ready ior business.
llair!uan Ralpli NJ. BARKER. ~
:I.c warehouse co,ur.ittce. saws
hi committee has been III vor'.
81 IN equitable. baSis oi valuation
II warchousc prapert4 all over
-.hr district and hopes tn h c;bl'
within the next few day> to sub
init a proposit on :" tie ware
hUuscin.n.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
Holding Up Army Bills

Washington. Dec. 6-Prcrara
tion of both the army and navy
appropriation bills providing
iund, for the fiscal year begin
ming next July. will be postponed
until the Arms Conference has
ihrcShcd ON, the armament cues
ton. Chairman Madden. of ih,
House Appropriation Committee
announced TO-DAY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
Winchester Man Takes
Charge Of Crystal Cafe

Mr.. i. ManchikcS. who has
been connected with Stathia +,
Bros. City Restaurant OF Win
chester. arrived in Richmond the
first OF the week and took over
the management of the CRYSTAL
Cafe near the Elks building. He
Is an old restaurant man. and as
SurcS his patrons the very best o.
service. He says that the coffee
he SERVES is surpassed by none III
the city. and solicits the patron
age of the people Of this county
$50 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-06
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Dec. 6-Cattlc strong
hogs steady Chicago 15c to 25c
higher.
Louisville. Dec. o-Cattle 400 :
steady and unchanged: hogs 12OU
strong: tops S.25: sheep so;
steady and unchanged.