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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
PEACEFUL ELECTION
AGREED ON IN CITY
tsy Associated rressl

Louisville. Nov. 5-Leader> OF
both major parties met here to-
day 10 carry out plans for a
peaccable election in Louisville
next Tuesday. Mayor Smith
warned both sides. Il am not
asking pledges" said the mayor.
81 am giving comnland to botl.
political organizations and citi-
zens of Louisville to conduct
themselves pcaceably ana quietly
ON election day" The meeting
was arranged after ChcSlcy Scar
cy. head of the republican organ
ization. announced he had heard
democratic workers had ordered
4 shipment OF canes for volrn-
teer workers ON election day.
Searcy said the republicans would
have 1ivc canes to- ono IN s&etesp
for the: democf9Nasy aifltlli>S ,s5hl
nectioiis the Times today an
nouncc1l5 that Il shipment ~ O0
lIickory clubs consigned to repub-
licans workers. arrived at an cx-
-prcssy office i'll Louisville and was
carted away during the morning
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
SEE THE AUTOMOBILE
PRIZES COURT DAY
Big Crowd VIII Be In Town and
Workers in the Subscription
Campaign Can Get Results

Next Thursday, November 10.
IS the last day for the Cash
Prizes in the Daily Register >ui;-
scr.ption campaign. Hemeubc:
this money is given you for the
the most Cash SubscriDtioi.5 ,i;rr-
ed into this office by p. m. n-a;
Thursday.
Three candidates arc going 10
win this money, AMI quite = 1uIn-
ber OF them alrcad iiave sent in
nive lot of subscriptions. so re-
member that you onl, have fo::5
more days in which "a secure SUBJ
ScriptionS Tor these :h-e= pT-zes-
Monday Is First Mon Ia. and
Court Day. You know what a
crowd will be here. Ne are &c
ing to have the Grand Prizes on
the streets So everyone one rao
see. and we believe YOU could
get wonderful results If YOU
would be here ON the ground tha:
lay and mix and rninglc among
the crowd soliciting subscriptions
and AT the same time show them
the car YOU would like 70 win. II
possible bc here ON next Monday
and lets all pull together and
have a wonderful day.
We VII have lots of papers and
subscription hooks ready for you
and a man will be AT the desk 10
assist yuu and give YOU prompt
service III any way YOU should
need il. We will also have some
one with the cars ON display ~
take subscriptions and fully cN-
plain every detail OF this cam
paiSn 10 those that are not al
ready familiar with il.
BE with the crowd. Get SUI
Scriptions. and win the Cash
Prizes offered You. Boost the
Daily Register. Your home paper.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
DSASTERM PLAYS AT
J B0WIlNG GREEN TO-DAY

The Eastern Normal football
eleven journeyed 10 Bowling
Green Friday where they meet
the Western State Normal un the
gridiron Saturday The last time
chcSe two schools rnct in football
was III 1910. when Eastern car
ried off the honors by a score oi
lb I" @. This game means 4
great deal to the two schools as
his starl' the athletic relations
,ctwccn the ancient rivals that
anguislied during the war.
Fifteen men left Friday a,
ioOn for Bowling Green besides
-uach Hembree. George figured
IS player III thc 1910 defeat %
Western and he hopes to lead
EASTERN to naother victory over
Western. Westerns basketball.
rack and baseball teams are now
'ure to be on EaStern's schedule.
The Eastern team mas been put
through some hard work during
he past week and j. in excellent
shape Tor the game. Joe Ber-
iI.an. Eastern captain. has return
ed and is right for the 81 ESTER
game. The line. which Cumber-
'and plowed through has beer
strengthened greatly and i go
ny to give the Western iinemer
considerable trouble. a. we'll a
the backs. ). Carr is expected to
start at center. Little and Evan
At guards. r. Ndams and Potter
1t tackles. and {. Crutclrer and !
Carr al ends. Other linemen ia
ken along are Powell. Jayne anC.
[. Adans. PerInan. W. Crutch-
n. BRYAN, and either Rouse or
Aercdith will compose the back
iield.
Little Is known OF the Western
team except that this il the first
team II several years. but prom
iscs to give thc locals run Tor
heir money.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
''Paymen Guaranteed"
Captivating Picture

Margarita Fisher is captivating
III the stellar role of Payment
Guaranteed and Capt. Van Au-
ker is the type the women fans
promptly fall i'll love with. Hay
ward Mack is the smoothcst.
most suave and smiling "villian"
"a success from every point OF
view, for he was even able to put
over his business deal and prove
himself an able exponent OF high
finance This picture was film
cd in the Santa Barbara noun
tains and several of the scenes
show beautiful vistas OF the sur
rounding country. The locale OF
the automobile wreck, which is
one of the high points of the sto-
", is unusually attractive. In
the cast supporting Miss Fisher
is Harvey Clark that inimitable
character actor ;also Harry Ions
dale, Marjorie Manners and Al
ice Wilson. Payment Guaran-
teed' is the feature attraction at
local theatres Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
ELziE B0WLIN DIES
AT RIPE old AGE

Mr.. Ely Bowlin. II years old.
died AT the home OF his son, Wri.
Bowlin, on the Red House pike
He was 4 devoted member OF the
Baptist church and when In good
health. was an active worker
Surviving HIM are three daugh-
tiers. Mrs Sydney Fletcher. Mrs.
lanes Green. and Miss Mamie
Bowlin. three sons. James. VIM.
ard Thomas Bcwlin Funeral
services were conducted 1T the
Red House Baptist church BY
his pastor. Rev Nanley. Pali-
bearers were William, James and
Thomas Bowlin. ]. Ewcil and sgd
neV Fletcher.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
|"OLD WAR HORSES"
RALLY TO PARTY
Benton Urges His Friends To
Help Win Next Tuesday
Others Are At Work

With election only a few days
off, interest in the outcome OF
the county races is becoming
keener every day, and both par
ties are straining with might and
main TO get out their full strength
to the polls next Tuesday.
Both campaign committees
and The candidates are very con-
iident. It's some "hoss race"
the boys about town agree.
With the Democratic rarty
facing such Il trial next Tuesday.
all the old war horses" of the
party are rallying to its assist
ance in the closing days with
splendid LOYALTY. Partisanship
and factionalism has been laid
aside old grudges forgotten; and
each and everyone who ever call
cd himself a democrat is Loyalty
putting his shoulder tu the wheel
. Aan u Benton, though defcats
ed by pvatheragc len, the Demo
cratic nomination for sheriff. like
the good. ga,nr democrat he is,
is again calling upon his friends
- stand Loyalty TO the ticket on
next Tuesday He brands is false
any reports that he i not strong
for the ticket. in 4 statement
made public TODAY Like Mr..
Renton. his truc friends all over
the county are proving their
Democracy and unseili mess by
taking oil their coats and work
ing hard for ,hr success oi the
party.
Others arc out helping. too
-ho have been prominent III the
party councils. Il nclc lol;u
White. long one Uf the leading
democrats of the county. Is back
home this week, shaking hands
with his friends and urging them
10 get ~ the polls carly Tuesday
Sheriff Pete Nhitiocl Is riding
hard and working with iuighi and
main for the success Oi the party
which has hOrorci him 50 often.
William J. Haxtcr. OF Jessanine
county. democratic nominee Tor
Commonwealth Attorney III this
district, came over this week and
said nc wanted to help ont the
splendid ticket in Madison i: lie
possibly could MIR. Baxter is as
GOOD aS ''in" right now. for ne
ias go republican opposition. so
le iclt that hc couldn't employ
lis time better between now and
lext Tuesday than in shaking
the bushes" Tor hin loyal demo
ratio friends in old Madison
Others among the ''old-time
workers have their coats OIL. The
precinct workers are organized as
never before and are Vying with
:ach other 10 get out the fullest
, possible vote. Just = few more
laws and the tale will be told.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
METHODlSTS WANT
DRY MEN To SHOOT
tTy Associated Press

Washington. Nov. 5-l'hc
Board of Temperance. Prohibition
and Public Morals OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church here today
issued a statement recommend
ing that prohibition agents shoot
bootlcggers. II is nothing less
than murderous to expect pruhi-
Dition officers to await the fire
II bootleggerS with guns i'll their
hands. the statement said. adj
ding that bootleggers are he
worst kind q criminals. ire
puently cx-convicts and ctucl
killers"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Miss katherine buckley has
entered 4 business college in
Lexington.
r {. H. Covington. Sr IS re-
ported aS nos So well at his home
on West Mann street. his many
friends regret TO know.
VIII W. Adams. democratic
candidate for Tax Commissioner,
Is still quite III at his home OF
Water street aS a result OF the
serious injury To his head. caused
by falling from the running board
of 4 machine the other night on
Main street. Fears are enter
tanned that there NAV be a slight
fracture ri the skull. il is report
ed.
Grand Prelate ID. B. Siackei-
ford and J. =. Smith attended
the meeting OF Couer dt Lion
Commandery ut Paris Friday
night. which was Inspected by
Mr. Shackelford.
Tom Baxter and 7. II. Leeds
have returned from Kansas City.
where they attended the Ameri
can Legion convention They
are loud III their praise of the en-
tertainment given the boys Rob
ert and Joe Harris were also
there at the same time buying a
load of cattle for their farm IN
Madison and they enjoyed the
festivities greatly. All agree
that Tom Baxter furnished more
entertainment. for the buddies
than any other one attraction II
the big convention. Tom, who
is natural comedian, as every
one here knows. sho' put it on
the bows at Il. c and he was the
center OF a constant crowd OF
laughing admirers all the time he
was there.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
JUDGE BINGHAM TO SPEAK
TO GROWERS HERE MONDAY

county. Many oi Maysville's 5
most prominent business houses
closed their doors, while their
owners assisted i'll canvass oi
the county i,v precincts.
All but three OF the county's
precincts were visited. In Miner
va precinct every grower signed
the contract. while in German
town precinct were affixed the
names OF 90 out Of every 1CC
growers.
During the days drive 100000
pounds of tobacco was added to
the county's pool.
Speaking dates Tor Monday:
Aaron Sapiro, Georgetown,
Brown county. Ohio
Judge X ". Bingham. Rich
mond, Madison county
Congressman !. {. Canirili,
Frankfort, Franklin county.
The hurley campaign i'll west
ern Kentucky i making salts iac-
tory progress, according to re-
ports.
]. ID. Craddock. of Munidrd-
vile. chairman for Hart county,
reported that in a house 20 house
canvass 40 contract, were secur-
cd representing 4S6.SO0 pounds oi
tobacco. which brings the Hart
county total 10 100000 pounds.
The merchant closed their stores
in Munfordvillc and aided III tho
canvass.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
LIMIT ORDERED ON
BEER PRESCRIPTIONS
CEy Associated 80,

Washington, Nov. 5-DcSpitC
new Treasury regulations allow
ing physicians to issue an un-
limited number OF beer perScrip-
tions. they will be held tn hold Z
maximum of 100 every three
months, Commissioner Hayne:
said today. He explained the lG
limit will apply whether physi-
clans prescribe whisky, 4 wine or
der or some or all OF them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
KENNEDY EXPLAINS AN
IMPORTANT MATTER



- -
81 nany know that il y'ou elect
;nc 20 represent you in the COM
my Legislature AT Frankfort that
| am going ia stand unal erabiy
Z gainst cvery proposition that
'vu,lld tend to increase xcur tax
&. that / have hardly felt it ne
'rs>ary to reiieratc my position
N this matter.
However. / wish the tax-bur-
'cned farmers OF Madison to bear
II mind that not only am ! against
n SS.0c0OlO appropriation" for
The State University. but I am
also against an $S.0C0.OO0 BOND
ISSUE for il. To those who
MAY not understand the two pro-
poSit onS. will say that an zap
propriation which my good
friend i'm Park declares himself
against-mcans to take that much
lnhney ont OF the state treasury
by IN act OF the Legislature Well,
all who have kept posted with
conditions at Frankfort know
that the State Treasury hasn't
2ny SS.0OO.0O0 in 1t but on the
other hand. he State Treasury IS
,cVcral million dollars in debt nj
this very time. and it would be i'm
possible To appropriate" 5000,
'1D ont OF the State Treasury for
state University or any other
purpose now. On the other hand a
BOND ISSUE means to vote 4
debt for SS.OOOOO0 ON the tax
payers. The taxpayers must then
not only provide for meeting the
bonds as they become due but
they must also dig down in their
leans to pay interest on these
bonds. The interest ON that So
GC0WO bond issue al 3 per cent
4. otid bc S4S0O00 ii year. that the
taxpayers would have 10 provide
. for as we'll as pay the bonds "a
they matured.
This BOND ISSUE proposition
: the real method OF SadCiling {
great debt ON the taxpayers. This
Is the method that State Cniver-
,ity i going 10 ask OF the Legis-
laiure--not an "aPpropriatio
out of the State Treasury. which
would be Joke III its present con
xition. There Is vast differenc,
kttaSeen the two propositions
. and for fear that some taxpayer.
oi Madison coun.v may not hay,
i realized the difference. | am TAX
( ny this means OF making then
clear and calling attention to th'
position that | will take asains
any proposition. no matter what
that may come before the Legis
laturc that may seek to increas'
I your tax burdens.
would further like 10 say tina
! ! am not asking this Office witt
any idea OF personal benefit or al
vantage to be secured by myself
My business is such that | conn
closely in touch with almost ev
ery farmer. and the farmers ar
the big taxpayers. | feel that
know the r needs and how heavil
they are burdened. and it is onl
with a sincere desire that ma,
do something to prevent furthe
= increase OF their taxes and d
what I'can TO advance their inter
ests and be OF service 70 dear oil
Madison county and her splendi
people. that | am asking your su
port at the election next Tuesday
Respectfully.
ID. WILLIS KENNEDY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05

Sunday School $50 a. m. Ser
vices. IL 90; E. Y. p. u. g 90; SER
vices ZOO. Rev John Cunning
ham is holding a revival at Cal
vary church and will preach both
morning and evening. The re-
vival services will continue each
evening next week. Rev Cum
ningham is preaching forceful
messages. The congregations
have been very good this week.
The church is full nearly every
evening.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
PORTER HAS FIGHTING
CHANGE FOR life

Harric Nuiaud. who returned
Saturday morning from LcXin"-
ton where hy had been with his
wife at the bedside ct her uncle.
Mr.. Porter. reported that lac is
not doing so we'll now and his
friends and relative, entertain
grave fears ior his recovery.
Joseph ". Porter. -. former
banker and business man. who
was shot in the Cohen Boot shop
Lexington. Thursday. by Charles
Cohen. the proprietor. mas a fight
ing chance for his lie. according
to physicians attending the
wounded man. Friday. says the
Herald
Hospital authorities stated that
Mr.. Porter was conscious. hut
was suffering considerably. The
wounded man Contiu,5cd through
ont the day t. maintain Jhc cheer
fulc>s he has shown ever since
he was shot the day before. 40
operation to- find the bullet has
been attempted.
Frequently BRUSHING tcar- from
his eyes Is his attorney. lanes
q. Denny. asked that his case be
continued until November II
Mr.. Cohen looked haggard iron
loss Of sleep and displayed mer-
vousneSs when arraigncd in police
court. He was held Without bal
! pending the outcome of Mr.. Por-
/ tcr'> wounds. 'E eel
He maintained Silence concern
ing the shooting and refused tt
give any statement 6f The fact:
/ lie showed rclici when he wa:
. told that Mr Porter was still
alive.
I Richard J. Colbert. master con
missioner Of circuit court. WA:
named as assignee for the CohcI
Shop to take Mr. Porter's place
Mrs Cohen returned to Lex
ington late Thursday night from
New York, where she has beer
for the past several days on bust
ness. She did not know OF tn,
shooting until her arrival here.
Friday Mrs. Cohen went 10 tn,
hospital and inquired concerning
Mr.. Porter's condition. Mrs
Cohen and Mrs. Bullitt McComn
OF Frankfort. daughter OF tn
wounded man, were alone in tn;
reception room for a short time
When they emerged both wer,
weeping They embraced cacl
other at the door.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
LIBERTY BONDS GO
TO new RECORDS
~ Associated rressl

New York. Nov. 5-New high
records for United tSates war is
sues were made today on the
Stock Exchange. Liberty 3 IL
per cents second third and fourth
four and one fourths rose to the
years highest prices selling re-
spectively at $3.50: So456,
$9o.o2, and sos.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05

At a meeting of Turkeys Men,
Bible class or the First Christian
church. annual election OF Of
ticers resulted as follows:
Presideut-D Willis Kennedy
Vice President-Allen Douglas.
Secretary and Treasurer--Ar-
thur Todd.
Teacher-R. l.. Turley.
Assistant Teacher-W K.
Price.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
LAFOLLETTE STARTS
ATTACK ON MELLON
tBy Associsted TresS)

Washington, Nov. 5-Because,
he said. Secretary Mellon open
iy and brazenly declared wealth
should not be made to bear Its
share of the government burden
Senator I.aiollette, i'll the Senate
today, deua:lded the retirement
nf Mellon ircm :hc treasury.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
VAN BENTON URGES FRIENDS
TO HELP DEMOCRACY WIN


To My Friends of Madison County,
Next Tuesday, November 9Th, Is the regular election
for Madison county and take this means of stating
my friends of the county that the various that
are being circulated are false am going to support
the ticket and do everything to it to win and
respectfully request all my friends to do Likewise.
" B. BENTON
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05

Cincinnati, Nov. 5-Cattle steady
hogs 25c higher; Chicago l0c
higher.
Louisville, Nov. 5-Cattle 800
slow and unchanged; hogs 1000
Csc higher. tops So; sheep 100
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
Government Sells Big
Lot of Railroad Securities
dBy Associated Press)

Washisgton, Nov. 5-The sal
at par of nearly Sl0,OOO,OOo rail-
road equipment trust certificates
held by the government was an
nounced today by the War FL
nance Corporation to New York
brogers. They include Louisville
and Nashville and Illinois Cen
tral.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
Norwich Hot Favorite

Baltimore, Md. Nov. 5-Benja-
min Block rinbcaten Norwich is
Il hot iavorite in the early betting
ior the Maryland Jockey Cl:'h :
ncHv feature event. the PImlico
Futurity, worth $4,000, ut Pimli-
co this afternoon. Thirteen tNc-
ycar-clds are entered. The raCe
Is at 4 mile.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05

LOST 5Gx5 1-2 Parker cord
tire. together with rim and tube,
between w. \. Parks residence
on Lexington pike and Richmond
Buick. Finder please notify b
r. Mckinney and get reward.
264 2t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05

The CinrinIiati s,eis will do
their spring training al Mineral
Wells, Texas
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
The Weather

Fair tonight and Sunday warm
er in north portion Sunday.
The courier-index., 1921-03-18

will come out and help us. Re- member Bible school begins prompt Iy at 9:45 Be on time The Loyal Women will have charge of the opening program at Bible school. Come and hear them.
 At II 90 we will nave memorial servieefor late Archbald McCiain. One of the greatest mer in our -brotherhood We hope every mem Der of the church will be present at this service.
 Junior Endeavor at LOO. This will be guest day. Come out and see the splendid work the children are doing
 Senior Endeavor at 6:15. We are having great meetings.
 Evening services begin at T:30. At tkis hour the pastor will bring the third of the series of sermons on the Divinity of Christ"
 We invite you to worship with us.
 R. V. SAYLOR,
 Pastor.
The courier-index., 1921-03-18

and cooperation. The old year must soon close. Let us start the new year out. of debt as muck as possible. The empty treasury is not the Deacons' fault. But the fault of the times and our sloth. Let us catch step anc move together for CUT common cause. The time for the individual membership canvass for the new year is about here. Let Us think about it and plan for it. This is no time to argue about temporal conditions. But fine time to prove our faith and loyalty under trial. God says, T will hon CT them that honor me" The se- cret of success in every passing year is GodIiness and work In spiritual things as well as temporal let us plan and work for larger things. Be in our services next Sunday.
 W. K. JOHNSTON,
 Minister.
The courier-index., 1921-03-18
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, on December 30, 1919, A. w. Burnett and his wife, Ada Burnett, executed a certain deed of trust to Arthur Cotter. as trus- tee, to secure a debt therein men tioned, which said deed of trust is of record in Record Book S1, Page 321 of the records of Lee county, Arkansas, reference to which is hereby made, and,
 Whereas, default has been made in the payment of said indebteb ness and the legal holder thereof has requested me as substituted trustee to sell the lands hereinafter described which were conveyed by said deed of trust for the purpose of paying the said indebtedness,
 Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that l will, on Monday, March 18th, 1921, at the front door of the court house in the city of Ma rlanna, Arkansas offer for sale to the highest and best bidder the following described lands lying and being in the county of Lee, state of Arkansas, to-wit:
 Southeast Quarter of the South west Quarter of Section Nineteen, Township Two North, Range One East
 The title to said land is believed to be good but ] sell and convey as substituted trustee only
 A. r. CALLAWAY, t5l6) Substituted Trustee.
The courier-index., 1921-03-18

craft in a recent test. While air driven boats are no longer a novelty this is the first known instance where an air propeller was used for propulsion over ice.
 Geologists are Investigating the feasibility of manufacturing steel and iron in the state of Washing ton.
 An ostrich's egg has sufficed for an omlet for thirty persons. The ostrich egg has less protein and more fat than meat, and it's useful constituents include iron and phos- phorus. The flavor and food value Iare about equal to those of the domestic hen.
 A soda fountain located in the basement of the Burlington Build ing, New York City, where prohi- bition officers have their head quarters, has been forced to go out of business because of the lack of patronage.
 March has been designated as national fish day throughout the United States by a national organi- zation of fishermen, following GUS tom which has prevailed in other countries for many years. Na- tional fish-day dinners will be held in many cities all over the country.
 A novel warning. sign has been erected at a railroad crossing at San Antonio consisting of plat form eight feet above the ground, upon which is placed wrecked automobile which figured in a fla tai accident of that road some time ago and which resulted in the death of two occupants of the car. A sign under the platform bears the words, Did the Driver of This Stop, Look, Listen?"