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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
REVIVAL SERVICES
At Christian Church.

Rev. VI. A. Hart Of Danville, who
will conduct the revival services at
the local Christian Church. begin
ming November II. IL a native Ken
tuckian, having been born and rear
ed in Montgomery County, near
Mt. Sterling. He received his col
legiate education in Lexington at
what Was known as Kentucky Uni
verdty. now Transylvania College.
and the College Of the Bible. His
work in the latter institution was
during the presidency Of J. W. Nc
Garvey of ssinted memory. After
receiving degrees from these two in
stitutions he did postgraduate work
in Yale for year or two.
Before coming TO Danville. Mr..
Han held pastorates at Fulton. Mo-.
Pomona. Calf. and Columbia. No.
The last named place is the seat Of
the University Of Missouri and Of
one or two large female colleges.
Here Mr. Hart laborcd for twelve
or fifteen years. lie was very popu-
lar in Columbia and his influence
for good was widespread. tie was
one Of the most prominent preach
crs in Missouri and occupies AN hon
orable place in the whole brother.
hood Of Disciples Of Christ.
Since coming TO Danville he has
won the hearts Of his congregation
and OF the whole community He
was recently called 10 the presidency
Of William Woods College. large
female college at Fulton. Mo. but was
prevailed upon 10 remain in Danvillc.
ile Is vitality interested in the ki'
.om and hi messages ar, earnest an
oppressive
Miss kathryn Mariner, no vi
.irect the music in the meeting. i,
inown to several Lancaster people
having visited Mrs. Stephen A. Wall
or on several occasions. She directs
the choir and congregation most ac-
eeptably and her solos are always
greatly enjoyed. All in all these
two make AN unusual team and their
coming To Lancaster ought to prove
great blessing to the whole town
and community.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
Lancaster Hi Trims
Madison Hi.

The Lancaster High School Foot
Ball team defeated the Madison
High school Foo, Ball team Of Rich
mond on the local gridiron by the
score Of ~ TO o. although this score
seems a bi, one sided nevertheless
i, was proclaimed by all who wit
messed the game that IL was without
doubt one Of the best games ever
played on the College grounds.
The weather was ideal, a light
rain the day before put the Leavell
field IN excellent condition, and then
too Capt. Coxs team were in the
bes, Of condition.
The Madison High boys had the
local team outweighed something
like ten pounds to the man, but that
did not stop the lads who were
fighting for the honors for l.. H. 5.
The visitors chose 10 receive the
ball but fumblcd on the start and
Anderson the star end for the locals
recovered the ball on the enemy's
20 yard line. at this angle Lawson,
who plays star game on the other
end received forward pass from
fCox and went over for the High
schools first touchdown.
The Madison High boys again
chose to receive the pig skin and af-
ter trying Lancaster line. they de-
cded TO punt. the l.. II. 5. again
marched down the field with trick
plays and forward passes for her
second touchdown, at this time Capt.
Cox bucked the white sweater line.
He again kicked the goal. Realizing
that time was shor, in this quarter
and with his team mates standing on
Madison high 40 yard line the Cap
tain dropped back and with a beau
tiful drop kick placed the oval be-
tween the two bars for three more
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rinnaird en-.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kinnaird en-.
tcrtsined Monday evening with a
Halloween party at their home on
Maple avenue. The house was decor
ated with Jaek-o'-lantcrns. corn
stalks. red apples. figures 81 witches,
black cats. and other cmblems ~ the
season. a salad course was erved.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs. J.
u. Kinnsird. Dir and Mrs. Virgil Kin
naird. Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Walker. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Francis. % Paint Lick.
The Silver Tea gwen by the Mis-
sionary Society ~ the Presbyterian
church was largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyed Jack-'o-lan-
terms greeted the guests at the front
door and ghost admitted them
standing at the entrance The audi
forum was decorated with lattice
work Of orange and black streamcrs
over the doorway and chandeliers.
The corners had Jack lanterns and
corn stalks arranged picturcsquely.
Beaten biscuits, sandwiches. pickle,
salad. coffee and chocolate were
served.
Master Maurice Sanford Ashley,
% Louisville entertained seventeen
little friends ut the honr ~ his
grand parents. Mr. and MR. l. J.
Sanford Oct. 3lst. from ? 90 90 ) 30
O'Clock Many games were Yade en-
joyablc with music rendered by Mr..
Clinton Basin while Jack -o'-lan-
terms made faces. the witch stirred
IN. brew. and the black cat .aN,
meow meow" Pink lemonade was
served After witch tale or two
ice cream and cake were served.
Yellow baskets filed win candy. held
BY witch a. favors brought TO a
close one more happy Halloween.
Tn. chief entertainment Of the
many Halloween celebrations was
the one given Friday evening at the
school auditorium for the young
people IN the Presbyterian. Method
i.t. Baptist and Christian churches.
The costumes worn by the guests
we're attractive IN color and design.
The rooms were decorated with Jack
o'-lanterns. corn stalks. red apples.
figures Of wl,ches and BLACK cats. and
other emblcms Of the season. There
were aslo a Chamber 81 Horrors"
whcr. for;unetelling and ghost
stories added 20 the rrucsome effect.
\ buffet supper was served with
menu appropriate 20 Halloween.
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points. 4.
The second half started OF AMI
both teams fought hard. the local
lads to defend their rights and III,
Madison boys wanted TO score. with
such sturdy line as the local eleven
had. the backs were able to complet.
some beautiful passes. and they also
allowed their leader to drop kick an.
other goal. making twenty points.
The final maker came in the fourth
quarter when Gastineau. who played
a wonderful game, bucking the Rich
mond line at will. carried the pig
skin over for the High Schools las,
score. Gastineau looked at times as
IL he was making end runs ~ well
did he carry the ball.
Bratton al center. played his usua
good game and made many pretty
plays. He was thoroughly re-inforo-
Ell on his left and right by kava-
n.ugh and Elliott, who held the line
IKE Ftal fhAN~ ui DiuTditers WIN
Geo. Robinson and Crutchiield play
Ing tackles made their opponents
live hard. They made openings al
will and tore up the visitors line
whenever needed. Lawson and An
derson were real stars. and played
like old veterans.
The backfield that was well protect
ed by the line were Sanders and
Cochran. who played quarter hall
the game each. and Robinson at half
with his side stepping and his long
end runs made even the rooters
across the river set up and take no
tice.
Aldridge, Moore, Spcake, V. Gas
tineau. and Stop played u good
game. and proved that they could
deliver the goods.
l.. II. s. has wonder eleven and
we dare say that they will Madison
Hi Versailles here next Friday az
,ernoon. Let's go out and root for
the home lads.
Time Of Quarters-i5 minutes.
Refree MilleY
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03

Miss Jeanne u. Lackey, who has
been VI j. improving.
Miss Frankie Kaufman has re-
turned from. a visit to relatives IN
Jacksonville.
Mrs Jesse u Wcarrcn has return.
Ell to her home in Stanford. after a
few days yisi; 10 Mis- Carrie y. Mil
.r
Mr and Mr. x l. Burns and Mr.
Frank Wilcs. Of Coving,on. are the
guests 81 Mrs, Mary Scott and fam.
ily
Ms. rheina Hamilton was at
iom. from College Sunday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. u &. Hamil-
ton
Mrs. 4. - simpson, Mr. Henry
Simpson. Mr.. Eph Brown. Miss Iva
Lee Smith and Mr. John Simpson
were visitors IN Lexington Tuesday
Mrs J. Fieseiscn. Miss Margaret
tickeisen. Mr. John Mars aud Col.
Joe Has~lden. Of Crab Orchard
Springs. were visitors in Lancaster
sunday
Mr. X ID Blanton - visiting
friends IN Shclbyvillc Sh. attended
IN. u 4. X reception given by Mrs
b. W Morrow atthc Mansion in
Frankfort.
r.. Wcr'7~' ''uh ~f. rtl-r H.
afternoon at tr,Ir rooms on leNing-
ton avenue. The program consisted
Of the reports from the District meet
ing IN lawr,noeburg.
Mr.. and Mr.. g. r. Swine broad
have been recent visitors at Crab
Orchard Springs. where they went to
81. MR.. Svinebroai's brother. Mr.
John Mars. who IL recovering from
recent serious Illness
Announcements hav. been rcceiv-
~ by Lancaster friends 81 the arriv-
al ~ little son at the hom. ~ Rev.
and Mrs. Clarence Strother. in New
! Albany. Indiana. Tie has been nam
ed Edward Spencer Strother.
Tn. children Of the Methodist
church were entertained ut the par
sonage Tuesday evening with Hal
lowe'cn party The house was beau
tfully decorated iI the autumn col
or. and Halloween -mblems There
were many games and contests en-
joycd by abou, thirty Children. APP
plies. popcorn. sandwiches and cakes
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ~ Ray we're
hosts at a delightful birthday dinner
Friday in honor Of Mr. Rays sixty
I fourth birthday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Doolin and baby.
Of Bourne. Mr. AMI Mr. Clay Simp-
son and children. Mrs. Henry Grimes
and daughter. Many nice presents
were presented. A delicious menu
was served. All left wishing Mr..
Ray many more happy birthdays
The children Of the Christian
church entertained with Halloween
party Monday evening at the home
Of Mr. aud Mrs Guy Davidson on
Stanford street The house was dec
Grated in yellow and white Chrysan-
themums. figures Of witches. ghosts.
cats. cts. corn stalks. little figures
pinned over all the curtains. Jaek-o'-
lanterns and all the lights shaded
with yellow lanterns II was mos,
enjoyable affair and fifty children
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03

Mrs =. |. Woods was a visitor IN
Danvil!s the pas, week.
Mr.. Dora Wheeler has been q r..
cent visitor in Stanford
Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Gilmore were
visitors ia Danvillc Monday.
Mrs. Addic Sebastian. 81 Tuscola.
M. - visiting relatives IN Lancas
ter
Mrs ] r.. Robinson and Mis-. vir.
gsnia Bourne were in Danvillc last
week
Messrs Hayes and John McRob
.rss made a business trip To L.Ninr.
ton Friday
Messrs rink Anderson and James
BeaIley were in Lexington Friday
on business.
Mrs. =. u. Bourland has been a
recent visitor 81 Mrs. Norilc.,. IN
Harrodsburg
Mr.. Gayle poiy. Of Danville High
spent IN. weekend with his aunt.
Miss Lena Bright,
Miss Joan Mount. Mrs w \ Far
nau and son, Master Kennedy. we're
in Danvillc Saturday
Mr. and Mr. Ben Hughes and
Mis-. Della Rice Hughes were visitors
IN Marksbury Sunday.
Mrs. W. NJ Elliott and Mrs III
Games have returned from a few
lays vis,, IN Louisville
Mr.. Louis Landram. Mr.. Frank
Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Clay sutton were
visitors IN Lexington Friday.
Mr.. Jack Casey and baby have Re
turned from q visi, TO her sister. Mrs.
For~s, Fitzgerald in Danville.
Mr.. George Swinebroad. Of Centre
College. visitcd his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. &. ". Swinebroad Sunday.
Mrs. =. l.. Owsiey. Mrs. W. u.
Mason. Mrs. W X Cook and Mr..
Robinson Cook were visi,rs in Lex
ington Tuesday.
Miss Helen Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
r, T. Henry. o. Lexington. spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. c. Robinson. on
Richmond street.
Mrs. J. u kinnaird has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Ada kinnaird
a, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Herndon. in Louisville.
Mr.. Banks Hudson. Jr.. 81 Dan
Vile. spent the weekend with his
aunt. Mrs. W. A. Farnau and Mr..
Farnsu. on Maple avenue.
Major J. L. Dunn and wife. Mr..
urish Dunn aud family. Of Burgin.
attended the funeral Of Major Dunn's
half-brother. Judge a. ID. Ford. Sat
urday.
Mrs. Harry Tsat and little daugh-
ter. Marrare, Lavcrne. who have
been guests Of Miss Ruth Carrier,
have returned to their home IN Mon
ticello.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
Pie Supper

There will be pie supper at Stony
Point School House on Friday night.
Nov. 18th. The proceeds to be used
to start a library and secure some
maps for the school. Every one Is
cordially invited to come and help
in this worthy cause.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
Reid Azbill.

Mis-. Elizabeth Reid and Charlie
Azbill. 81 Red House. mo,ored TO
Lancaster Monday morning and were
married by Rev. J. W Marley. a,
his residence. on Hill Covrt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
SCHOOL FAIR
GREAT SUCCESS
1,126 Children March
In Parade.

One Of the greatest events held
this season was the County School
Fair tina, was held IN Lancaster last
Saturday when all ~ the schools in
the county assembled here for the
fair.
The Lancaster brass band headed
the great parade up from the college
grounds, where they all assembled.
they marched from the College to
the Square down Stanford 81. to
Dcpo, street TO Richmond St. up
Richmond 81. across the Square TO
Lexington St. down Lexington St.
to Maple Ave. to Danvillc ST. back
TO the Square.
The children all carried banners
and wore their school colors and as
they marched through the streets,
they were christianity giving their
school Yclls."
All the schools won some Of the
prizes that were offered The fol-
lowing - 'hc list Of schools that were
repre- sentcd and the prize winners.
Pleasant Hill. Antioch, Sycamore
Valley. Bcazlcy School, Herring
School. Bccchwood. Orchard Grove.
West Point. Mason School. Bryan,s-
Vile. Hickman. Buena Vista. Mt. Heb
ron. Bright's Bend. Buckeye. Nina,
Scots Fork, Gums Chapel. Brad
shaw. Beech Grove Tca,crsville,
Bethel. Car,crsvillc. Union, Harmony.
Mansc. Stony Point. Lawson School.
Copper Greek. Woodvicw, Hughlett.
Paint Lick. Baker. Logan Chapel.
Rice Academy and Lancaster.
J. Bes, map Of Kentucky.
lst. prize-s2.00. Christine Sebas-
,ian. Tca,ersvillc.
End prize si.0O-Robt. King.
Bucna Vista.
u Best Poster.
LIST. prize-Rena Hicks. Buena
Vista.
2nd prize Elizabeth Smith.
Bird. prize Mamie 7 Arnold.
Herring
Ill Best drawing by rural school
LIST prizc-R A. Dawes Bryants-
Vile
End prize-Clora D. Stormes.
Wool View.
Bird prize-B. A. Dawes. Bryan,s-
Vile.
" Best farm problem.
is,. Elizabeth J. Walker.
Buckeye
2nd. prizc-Lucille Grow.
3rd. prize-Ruth McMurtry. Bue-
ma Vista.
v Best business letter
LIST. prize-Lula Mae Sutton, Her
ring.
2nd. Sallic Ball. Mansc.
VI. Essay on Thrift.
LIST. pr,zc--Ada Bourne. Herring.
End. prize-Emma Hall. Paint
Lick
VII. Copy books.
LIST. priz.-Margarct T.. Crccch.
End prize-Minnie huffman.
Paint Lick.
3rd prize-Louise Mckcnncy.
Manse.
b. ls,. prize-Mary Geneva Lodgs-
den. Pain, Lick.
2nd. prize-Juanita Simpson.
Buckeye.
c. LIST. prize Mabel Harris.
End. prize Maudell johnson. Law
son.
3rd. prize-Gladys Humber, Yves,
Point
VIII. Hand work.
LIST. prizc-M,. Hebron.
3rd. Paint Lick.
TX. Drawing Of building
LIST prize-Claud Rice Gaines.
Lancaster.
End. prize-Omer Young. Lancas-
ter.
srd. prize-William Tudor. Manse.
y. Note book-boys.
LIST. prize-Robert Lillard Gulley.
Bryantsville.
End. prize-James X. Anon. Buck
eye.
MI. Doll
LIST. prize-Ha,tie b. Price. Gums
Chapel
End. prize--Nsllic Naylor.
3rd prize-Jcssie Ruble, Bu.na
Vista.
XIV. Booth.
LIST. prize-Buekeye.
End. prIze-Manse.
3rd. prize--Gunn's Chapel a..
XIV. Tuberculosis
LIST. prize Sadie Prewi,,, Tcatcrs-
Vile.
End. Helen Csllebs. Har-
mons Lick.
3rd prize-Marie CLARK, West
Point.
XVI Bread.
lst. prize-lrenc Smith. Iancas-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03

Your ne'ehbor voices his true opin.
ion Of you when he looks at your
back yard.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03

What's in a name'" inquiries a
doubling one. A hyphen. too fire.
quently.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03

Mrs Jess. II Wcarrcn has return.
Ell to her home in Stanford. after a
few days visi; to Mis- Carrie y. MIL
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
BROUGHT TWO
SILVER CUPS HOME
Madison County Fox Hounds Do
Well At Southern Ohio Meet
At Callipolis

Madison county iox hunters did
exceptionally we'll considering
their limited representation. at
the annual meeting OF the South
crn Ohio Fox Hunters ASSocia
tion AT Gallipolis. Ohio. last week.
). Il. Bergman. OF College Hill.
this county. returned with a hand
some silver cup won by his dog.
Arp. by String. in the endurance
stake. and a handsome cup and
several other honors which were
taken by 4 dog owned by billiard
Hill. and two owned by Maupin
Bros. Of this county. which he
also took along.
MIR. Rcrrrman says that the
meet was a b.g success III ever:
WAY and largely due IL the WORK
uf President Arthur Beagle. ~
Racine. oh q. who i well known
10 iii Kentucky fox hunters.
There WAS = fine show of extra
good hounds. and the competition
was i>rtn in all the contests. In
addition 10 the handsome cup
won by his own hound. Tincup.
by Scott. owned by billiard Hill.
was awarded second hunor~ III
speed and driving and third III
hunting and trailing.
Both OF the dogs sent 10y Mau
pin Eros.. are by the famous sire
S:ring. Liz. one OF the best from
the Maupin kennel. WON the S.l-
yer cup for highest general aver
age. Turp was second III hunt
ing and trailing and third III en-
,iurancc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
WOMAN DEADL0CKS
ARBUCKlE JURY

san Francisco. Dee. 5-Atter
fUrty-onc hours OF dciiberatiun
the scync men and FIVE Wpinc.I
which tried Roscoe Ariu, l.. on e.;
charge oi manslaughlcr ,'' C':-
ucCtion with the de- i Nj.
NlrG MIA kappc. w.r~ .i-,,ii;i' gel
SUNDAY when they were unable
to agree on Il verdict.
The jury was taken int" c",lrt
IT ii> own request at ,.o'-. report
cd u diSagrccmcn, and a>kcl
that ii be discharged. The furc-
u1ar announced that The iir"'
ballot stood 10 - }. lt:t he ID
not say whether the majority IA
ynrct conviction or acGuii ri.
Cour: officials sail. however.
:haj Tie baliotiiiS favored acIuit-
tai throughout. The case Wa
-ct Tor rcirial January .
In statement following tie
;urv'> return .\rbuCllc declared
,uc oi The Eve WOMEN Jurors had
prevented h;S acqiiittal. ''hecatIsc
~i.c refused to allow her fellow
Jurors to discuss the evidence or
reason with her and would not
give any reason for her attitude
lc did not name the juror. -.
ore OF the Jury issued a signed
statement saving that one OF the
women jurors. who WAS IN the
minority. refused t. consider the
evidence from the beginning and
declared that she would cast her
ballot and would not change il
until hell iroze over.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
HORSE CAVE WARE
HOUSE REPORTS SALES

Ih- ju'lo,,'u% telegram h.>
ivcu received here which will Se
Il much interest q" tobacco
..r..v-cr~
lj,r-c-, Zee. ~. dee !. lS2l
Manager Howe Tobacco Ware
L"u-, Comp: ny Richmond. ky-
Ih.. nor-- Gave market ha>
-iucc opening "n - Nuvci,bcr
18th. -i,l hume, eel ami ;ilrce tllou
sand. tHn huudrcd ana iiftv-si~
pounds =, an average 81 S24.qi.
Prices r;ln@In. from three =
eighty nine cti.;> q poL;ld. scores
nl crops averaging from thirty -
lift, dollars. Practically no re
:cciions. Sias
Growers "a q whole are well
: .lca~cd and - ger t. sell
Our troubl- ! not beng able
tu ~vll The tobacco last enough
The market l. badly oongcstcd
with at least one hundred loads
To- hv unluadcd.
Paper reports are misleading
and incorrect.
Peoples Loose Leaf Warehouse
/ umpany. Iuc. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
NINE MORE DAYS WILL
SPELL SUCCESS FOR REAL
SUBSCRIPTION WORKERS
Subscriptions T urned In This
Week Mean More Votes for
Icur Friend and Economy
for Yourself: the Grand
Prize Winners VIII be
the Hardest Workers
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f"u see the workers III the Daily
Register subscription campaign
nave J1i-t \iNE day more and
"n De 18th. ~ = T. III this con
ic~; rNipN- II You >pokc the
truth when Huu promised - a.
>i>i 50 W"rSc- with yoiir Suhscrip
ii"n- tia" last week you val hsn9
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
FRIENDS OF POOL
BUY MADISON HOUSE

Richmonds tobacco situation.
which has been one of the sore
spots in the llurlc,' pool elin-
paign. WAS somcwll;,, >impliiicd
Monday when control oi the
Madison tobacco warchous. was
secured by nicnbcrs oi the Bur
lev Tobacco Growers CoOpcra
tive Association.
Announcement was made that
The Interests 81 Nariield Bennett
and Garrett Million bad been
purchased b. local member 81
the Burlcy Association This
purchase gave friends ."f thc
Burley Association control oi this
warehouse. a1d ii will not hc
opened for reception oi tobacco
and sales ON Dcccmhcr l.. a
previously announced
III his address at tn court
house Monda. afternoon. ludgc
Bingham told of the taking over
uf this warehouse and ~aid that
il additional space were needed
to handle tile crop OF this district
COL Hanger and othc., would bc
called upon e." build more ware
houses. This statement Wa>
greeted with prolonged applause.
1t i understood that Ncser>
Bennett and Million were paid
par ior their i'olding, in the Mad
i>on House.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
Wife's Love Valued
At $4,000 In Suit

CCyirgton. Dee Suit :"r
$4,000 damage was ficl J.. las
\. Hart. building contractor.
against Charles tl>ins,r. CON
tractor. Iatonia Hart charges
that Elsingcr ;Iieuated his wife,
bv misreprc>cntatiou
and deceit The suit followed
another suit iled by him Tues
day against n, wife. Mrs. Grace
Hart, in which he sought - di-
vorcS OH statutory charge Tho
IlartS have :Vo children.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
SiNN FEiN WON'T TAKE:
OATH Of ALLEGIANCE:

Lon 'ou. Dec. : lLc ir.>i
Icacc negotiations have broken
l"Wu. according To- statements ''i
responsible quarters to,la, a-i!
tlc Dall i:irranu delegates AR
rxprct"i Il" RETURN tu iryiaul i,-
r.orroU u~ "Wednesday l. l.
understood ;hc -plit IS over thc
refusal 81 ;ac sim Fem L. ak
Tie oath ui allegiance
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
Whisky Stolen From
Courthouse At Maybe c,

Maviicld. Dec. 5-Ih-cc q
Ions of whi-' ~ hcl'l a> cvi.' 'cH~c
III nocnSliiuinS case have been
stolen from Il vault IN tine ha>c-
nent OF the courthouse. il was
discovered tcday The vaul,
door is locked by combine ;ion.
and local sleu'hs declare that the
person removing the liquor mist
have obtained the combination.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-05
County Judge Abandoned
Office, Inspector Says

Frankfort. Dec. 5--''-Iuc rruu-
~ Judge ha- practically aian-
doned hi office an his records
are poorly kept. said State ln
,pcctor and Examiner !lcuTy l.
James. II report ell Jackson
county The county Judge " T.
iolr'-un. La. moved tp Harlan.
and according to ln>pcCj"; James
i seldom ri she office.