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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-02-10

For Sa1e-Two corn fed barrows,
weight about 125 lbs each; 1 eight
year-old horse, fat and gentle; 1 bug
gy and harness. All in good condi-
ton. l stall fed bull, about one year
old, fat. Will make prices right. J.
S. IRELAND, Olar, S. G. 2-17n
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-02-10

For Sale-Wocd for stove and
chimney, oak or pine. LELAND F.
SANDIFER, Bamberg, S. C. tin
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-02-10

For Sale-High Grade Ammoniat-
ed Fertilizers for cotton, corn, tobac-
CO, etc. Also Fish Scrap, Blood,
Tankage, Foreign Kainit, etc. Write
us for prices advising tonnage you
want. DAWHOO FERTILIZER
COMPANY, Box sos, Charleston, S.
q 2-24n
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-02-10

Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
Grown by the states most success
full planters, leading varieties. Post
paid, 4Oc, 100; s1.35, 500; $2.25,
1000. Express collect: 1000, s1.75;
5000, $3.50; 10000, s1.25. BUR-
TON SALES CO., Burton, S. G. tin
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-02-10

For Sale-I have secured the
agency for the Acme and Defiance
Trucks. If you want a good truck,
see me. B. F. FREE, Bamberg. tin
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-02-10


pionship teams. Scott is today rec
oenized as the best short stop in the
game and holds the worlds record
of having played in more games con-
secutively than any other ball player
who ever lived. This year Scott Will
enter upon his sixth season without
failing to take part in every single
game of his club, close to 700 in num-
Der. Such a record of physical con-
dition and faithfulness heretofore
has been unknown. This streak o1
blue creased lightning alone will be
| worth the price of admission. There
will also be other stars with Boston
ton numerous to mention, and o.
course the two managers, George
Stallings, with Rochester, and Hugf
Duffy. with Boston, will accompany
their teams. The Rochester club vii
be built around young aggressN&
PLAYERS mostly, but will also nave
some former American and Nationa
leaguers. Included in this list vii
be the captain and first baseman
Fred Merkle, who enjoys the dlstlnc
tion of being nationally famous a.
the Ivory Head" of baseball. Merkl'
has become quite a baseball celebrlt!
since 1909 when he had that horrl
Bile nightmare and failed to toucl
second base as runner for the New
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
FOUR POWERS SIGN
THE new LEAGUE
(Ey Associated rress)

Washington, Dec. 13-The new
quadruple treaty 40 preserv-
peace in the Pacific was formally
signed today by p!enipotentiaries
Of the United States. Great Bri-
tain. France and Japan. The sig
natures were affixed in an aite-
room OF the office OF Secretary
of State There was no formal
ceremony.
The AM; ;ca.l 'lrl'Satc> see
the first l.. sign ude. th:: alpha
betical arr lnscn1, ihcy r"t
heir narr' TO the dOcun nj Il
few minutes after II o'clock. The
approval of the United States
was given. however. subject to a
written understanding with the
Japanese providing that the zap
treaty must be consummated be-
lore the four-power agreement is
binding. Except for this reserva-
ton. which is expected to be eras-
ed within a few DAYS. the new
Pacific agreement requires only
parliamentary ratification by the
various governments.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
MASONIC FUND HAS
REACHED SsS0,0OO

Lexington. Dec. l3-The Ma
sonic Home Endowment Fund Of
S1.OOO,OOO now being raised by
tho Masonic order OF Kentucky
for the purpose OF site and the
erection of a new Masonic Wi
dows and Orphans Home i'll Lou
iSvillc has now reached Il total
Of $9S0.OOO. according to an
nouncement made here today by
G. Allison Holland. chairman OF
he Grand Lodge Committee in
trusted with the duty OF raising
the money. This leaves only $40
0C0 to. be raised and MIR. Holland
* confident that the committee
<Iill go over the top with the fund
Soon. OF the amount so far sub
scfibed lie stated that moro than
100000 is in cash, and the re-
rilainder i'll pledges that will be
realized before the fiscal report
is made TO the Grand Lodge ses-
sion next October.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
ARE HELD TO GRAND
JURY WITHOUT BOND
Rucker and Garrett, Charged
With VanSant Killing, Waive
Examining Trial

The big crowd which gathered
in the county court room Tues
day morning expecting to hear
the testimony in the cases of Os
car Rucker and Frank Garrett.
charged wit the murder of
Oliver NanSant near Bobtown
last Friday night, was disappoint-
ed when examination was waiv-
ed Judge w. X. Price then held
the two defendants TO await the
grand iurv at the February term
of circuit court, without bond.
They were returned to jail.
Clifton Fuller, who was riding
with young Vansant at the time
4 shot rang out in the darkness
and killed him, was about the
only witness for the prosecution
who did not answer present when
County Attorney O. p. Jackson
had his witnesses called. Other
witnesses for the prosecution
were Sheriff p. s. Whtlock. De-
putty Sheriff SAINT Bush, Deputy
Sheriff W. y. Johnson. Grover
Williams, Capt. Y. q. Mullikin,
of Lexington, whose bloodhounds
trailed to the home. OF Garrett.
Flem VanWinkle, and w X. Du-
len.
Attorneys O.. Murray Smith
and George =. Ross, for the de-
Tense did not show their hands,
but after the prosecution had an
nounced it was ready, simply
waived examining trial.
The court room was crowded
with spectators for the Staying of
NanSant has all the appearances
of having been as carefully plan
ned and cold-blooded killing as
has been noted here in many
year
Many were amazed at the
youth OF the two defendants.
neither appearing over Fl years
of age. The parents and many
relatives OF both were n the
court room. 1t is understood
that both of the prisoners and
their friends are confident of ac-
quital. Just what their defense
will be has not been indicated.
however.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Nine DIE: IN ANN>\MA
FIRE IN DETROIT
CEy Associatcd rrcssl

Detroit. Mich. Dec. l3-Ninc
persons. seven OF whom are chill
1ren arc dead and three others
seriously burned. one perhaps ia
tally. as a result of u fire early
today which destroyed the farm
home of Mrs. Margaret Waukcn.
near the city limits. The dead
include Mrs. Waukcu's husband.
her four children, Mrs. Eliza s..
Cosnick. OF Detroit. and the lat
ter's three children who were Wis
iting the Waukeu home. Mrs.
not expected to recover. The fire
started from. an explosion when
Mrs. Waukeu poured Kerosene
in the kitchen stove to start fire
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
FRIDAY AT NOON
CONTEST CLOSES
MRS. GEORGIA BOWMAN

Daughter of Major w. K. Wal
ton. who was a major in the Con
federate army and fought thru
the war with distinction. Miss
Georgia" comes from the old
stock of aristocracy known so
well in the south. She was born
near Union City but w1s reared
i'll Richmond where she is now
making ter home on Moberly
avenue.
Mrs. Bowman is one of the
fighting contestants in the Daily
Registers big automobile contest
and has been an ardent worker
from the beginning. She asks
the support of her friends and all
those that have promised her
subscriptions TO please send them
to her at once. She wishes 10
thank her many friends for their
liberal support and assures them
of her appreciation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
CIRCUIT JUDGES SON
IS SHOT RI Death

Pikevillc. Dec. lS-Palmcr NaI
over. son OF Circuit Judge Roscoe
Nanovcr. who was shot here Sat
urday night by policeman Bales.
died at the Kings. Daughters
Hospital at Ashland at | o'clock
Monday morning.
Nanovcr had entered Il box car
ii i claimed. and taken a crate
Of cigarettes. He was Shadowcd
by officer Bales and attempted to
escape by running. but Bales fir
cd ON him. The officer then took
him i'll custody and did not real
izc for some time that the boy
was seriously shot. Nanover was
rushed to the Ashland hospital
on a SpcCal train. An operation
early Sunday morning disclosed
that his intcstincs and liver had
been pierced several times by the
bullet
The body was to be brough;
to Pikcvillc carly today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
You Can Bring in Subscriptions
Until Twelve O'Clock Friday,
Dec. 16th-At That Hour tie
Polls Viii C.ooe en- tie Daily
Registers Contest

Friday. Dec. 10th. at II l..
will be the last vote Oh an = {.
for your friend who Is trying L,
win an automobile So II Srv
doesn't win, it will be your faul.
provided you have S.ood quISt.
BY and did not help her. TO
the Daily Register has :alsc~
your attention each day for the
last two weks to this fact. SOi..
one Is going to lose and il is &c
ing 10 be the iault OF that one
friends VINO have neg.ected /,
hep her in time TO n'ase her y:
Then. ON the other 'and, t..
are going to ride away in -,
perfectly brand new automobiles
at the expense of the Daily Reg
lister and it viii be this week. The
ones who are lucky enough to
win. may thank their friends wl:J
have come to them in time to
help 'hcm win. anI did not stand
quietly by and see them lose.
Don't tell them If YOU hcve u
chance. | Will help yUu.~ but on
the other hand. HELP THEM.
They are your friends and they
need the subscriptions to make
them WIN NENT FRIDAY.
Remember there are just %
more hours before the contest
closes and YOU might win an au-
tomobile in the sixty hours left.
DON'T BE y GUTTER.
WORE HARDER THAN YOU
EVER HAVE OR THE LAST
FEW HOURS WILL COUNT
FOR NOU AND THE FINAL
VOTE - WHAT WILL COUNT
HERES HOPING.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
COMMITTEES NAMED
BYIMAY0R 0'NEIL

Mayor William O'Neil las an
nounced the councilmanic com
mittees for the years 1922 2S.
and it is expected that aI.v rat
ter coming up between now and
the ensuing couacilmanic III ct
ings will be assigned to the pro
per committees jor afternoon. /.
IL understood that the first named
member on each committee j.
chairman of that committee. The
list follows:
Finance Committee ouncil-
men Hamilton. { Crutcher aad Nc
Kinney.
Street and Improvements
Councilmen Benton. Martin lnd
Turpin.
Police-Counci'incn Hamilton.
Benton and Mckinney.
Observation-Disclosures Cruich-
er. Turpin and Martin.
Fire DepaTtment-CounCiirIcn
Benton. Martin and Crutsher
Sewerage AID Sanitation
Councilmen Hamilton. Mckinne-
and Turpin.
Water and Light-Counc:lwen
Mckinney. Hamilton and Pen
ton.
Building and Repairs -Coun-
cilmcn Martin, Benton and TIr-
pin
Judioiary-Mavor. City Attor-
rey and Police Judge.
Charity-Councilmen Cruto',er.
Martin and Hamilton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

cry, Jack Rayborn, b. V. Leach
man, 5. p. Thompson.
Boyle-Richard Cobb, ]. {. b
Harmon, +. I. Logan.
Trimble-George A. Powell, X
c. Young. ]. b. Joyce.
Clark-A. Howard Hampton
+. G.. Clay, O. P. -Sudduth, I. w
Brock, DR.. {. G. Stevenson.
Anderson-J. w. Gaines, X. H
Witherspoon.
Nicholas-Ilerdy Myers, Chas
Sanford, Il. 7. Henry, w. F
Clark.
Gallatin-W. B. Ambrosc, II. w.
Beall
Henry-A. s. Morgan, +. c.
Giltner, {. B. Wilson. J. J. Cole
man. John s. Smith, ]. n. Clifton
II. L. Perry
Kenton-Dawson Chambers.
Pendleton-A. G.. Aulick, {. ".
Hart, Martin Light.
Nelson, Milton O.. Brown, Mt
]. Muir. Henry Bell.
Lewis-E T. Bierley
Shelby-John +. Brown, Lloyd
Pollarl. Estill Cline. John Mathis,
J. W. Morgan. Charles McMakin,
James McAfee, X. X. G.ltner. Vic
Barnett. Rufus Pickett.
Garrard-I. q. Davidson. X. l..
Burton, Tandy Centers. William
Scott.
Fleming y. Frank Dye. 5. +.
Fleming, !. \. Neal. NJ. {. Colli-
yer.
Spencer-E. I. Holloway. L. I.
McMahan. L. 5. Speed. Herbert
Hougflin.
Carroll-Joln Bond. Charles
Meeks, 5. +. Tandy.
Robertson-John Owens. I. ]
Woods.
Harrison-J. X. Jones. +. X.
Renaker. T. T. Garnett. w. w.
zimmerman. Robert Haverland.
w. \. Kendall.
Dearborn. Ind D-R. J NOwlin
Switzerland. lind. )-Charles +.
Danner.
Ohio. tInd. )-E. ]. Kuhn.
Clermont OPP. \. Ireton.
Hamilton (O)-Edward Gallo
way.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Schachne Men Entertained

MIR. and Mrs. X. l.. Turlev
very delightfully."- entertained ,he
members of the Schachne Studio
of Dayton. Ohio. who arc decor
ating the interior of the State
Bank and Trust Company, at the
First Christian church bazaar
last Saturday afternoon. y 5eau-
tiful table was reserved for Mes
srs. {. Peters. Wm. CruTilcy and
wife and Anton Baver and Il lew
other friends An or the guests
were loud i'll their praise OF the
host. and hostess rs well as the
other ladies in charge Of the la
zaar for serving such Il hounte-
Gus dinner. These men i,aNe
made many friends since their
stay in Richmond lr.l Nr Bayer
who has deep bass voice. has
very graciously helped in the bi.
chorus at the First Presbyterian
chur ch. as we'll as the meetings
in progress this weei; at lie
Christian church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
More Labc~ Disturbances
Bother New Workers

New York. Dec. lS-The indus
trial horizon here assumed 4
more pessiu,istic outlook today.
two great strikes OF more than
10000 men in the building trades
and maintenance of way en-
ployes III the metropolitan area
against wage cut. loomed against
the background OF three impor-
tant labor disputes already in
progress. including garment
workers. milk wagon drivers and
e,lployeS,of the big five" pack
eTS- t.tlttR
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
COULDN'T FIND BOOZE
AT HIGH BRIDGE
CRy Associated Pressl

Lexington. Dec. l3-Prohibi-
ton Director Sam Collins return
ed early today with his agents
from High Bridge on the Ken
tucky river. where it had been
reported 2l0 cases of whisky
stolen from the T. =. Ripy dis
tillery at Tyrone on Thursday
had been located. Collins said
he found no whisky and indicat-
ed the belief it is hidden here. He
went to High Bridge shortly af-
ter midnight on report that
the liquor on trucks was being
guarded by men who probably
would give battle.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Many Buye : Attend
s. les at Cc>1nztc..

Covington Dec. lS-Ss'es here
opened Monday with 171.3SS
pounds OF tobacco on the floor
Of the Kcnton Loose Leaf To-
bacco Warehouse Company. Buy
ers from all sections OF the ooun-
Try were present. including rep
resentatives OF all the larger con-
Germs. and the bidding was spir-
tied. Sales were reported of l.
500 baskets at 90 cents a pound.
and the cheapest grades that sold
last year Tor cent pound.
brought as high as q cents Mon
day. Growers from all parts OF
northern Kentucky. southern In
diana and southern Ohio offered
tobacco for sale.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Women's Mob Steps
Kansas Miners Again

Pittsburgh. 1>an., Dec. ia
mob OF 1000 women went into
action in the Kansas coal fields
today They stopped miners
working At three mines. wrecked
several automobiles and injured
several. The women threw stones
and red pepper. The women seiz-
cd the mems dinner buckets and
threw the contents on the men
and officers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
ACQUIRE ANOTHER
BIG ICE PLANT
Hanger and Weisenburgh Pur-
chase Large Property At
Lafayette, Indiana


senburg. of Richmond, have TAX
en- over another big ice manufac-
turing property i'll In1iana and
MIR. Hanger will go from New
Castle to Lafayette to take
charge OF it. The Lafayette
Journal and Courier tells of the
deal in which hey are interested.
which will be read with interest
by their friends here. 1t says:
One of Lafayette's most i'm
portant business transactions in
recent years, eliminated Satur-
day in the purchase of the Theme
and Wagner brewery property
by the Lafayette Consumers
Company, a controlling interest
in which was acquired recently
by Col. II. b. Hanger and l.. b.
WeiscnbrIrgil, of Richmond. KY,
who bought out the Born, Bauer
& Murdock interests i'll the con-.
Germ.
The deal means the complete
consolidation of the various ice
plants Of the city. merging the
business of the Lafayette Con-
sumers company with that OF the
Peoples Ice and Fuel company.
that has been occupying part OF
the brewery building. This will
ultimately be accomplished thru
the formation OF a new COMPANY
to be organized under the laws oil
the state of Indiana. to be known
as the Lafayette Ice and Coal
company. The valuation OF the
combined properties will amount
to approximately half million
dollars.
While the management OF the
new company will be controlled
by Messrs. Weisenburgh and Han
ger. the stockholders of the Ma
tional Fruit Juice company Will
take as part consideration a first
preferred stock interest i'll the
BUSINESS.
1t i understood that Mr.. Wei
senburgh will act "a president of
the new corporation. Mr.. Wei
senburgh is comparatively
Young manufacturer who has
made a remarkable success of
the ice business. Starting with
Il small plant in his home town.
Richmond. KY. he. in conjunction
with Col. II. B. Hanger. OF the
same city. has acquired ice plants
in various cities in Indiana and
Ohio during past fifteen years
These properties have been very
successful. due to the modern ef-I
fcctivc methods used both in
plant supervision and fair treat
ment given the public. This will
be the eighth plant owned and
operated by MesSrs. liang,. aid
Weisenburgh. The group OF
properties is managed by Mr..
Weiscnburgt whose headquarters
are at Hamilton. Ohio.
Arnold Hanger, son ut III. Is.
Hanger. Will be placed in charge
of the local plant Mr.. Hanger is
i graduate OF tho University of
Pennsylvania and has been local
manager OF a plant at New Gas
tie. Indiana. He will take UP his
residence here shortly.
ii. B. Hanger is president OF
the State Bank & Trust Co. of
Richmond. Ky. and is also All ao-
tive member Of the nationally;
known contracting firm OF Ma
son and Hanger. The kentuoki-
ans are very we'll known. highly !
respected. influential people in
.heir own community and will be
I real acquisition TO Lafayette.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

Cincinnati, Dec. 13 = Catti,
steady; hogs steady; Chicago So
900; lOc lower.
Louisville, Dec. 13-Cattle 200
active; hogs, 800, strong; sheep
so, steady; all unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
is. BURNAM IS
CHOSEN DIRECTOR
Madison's Association Chairman
Unanimously Elected On
State Board

L. 5. Burnam, of Richmond
was elected a director from this
the 10Th district in the Burley To
bacco Growers Association, at Z
meeting of delegates from the
five counties of the district here
tuesday morning. The election
of Mr.. Burnam was made by
unanimous vote of the seven del
cgates present.
Mr.. Burnam will attend the
hrst meeting OF the board of di-
rectors at Lexington Wednesday.
Although there are five Coun-
ties in this district only two were
represented by delegates, as Lau-
iel, Rockcastle and Jackson are
unorganized. Mr.. Joe Wallace,
of Jessamine, was elected chair
man of the meeting when the del
egates assembled at ii o'clock.
MIR. I. s. Hagan was chosen sec
rotary of the convention. Mr..
Mr.. Burnam was placed i'll nom
ination by Mr.. Waller Bennett.
and over his protest was elected
director by a unanimous vote OF
the convention.
HIS many friends feel that such
an honor is well due to Mr. Bur
nam who has played leading
part in organizing Madison coun-
" for the Burley Association.
lie has worked long and faithful
ly, and there is perhaps no man
more fully conversant with tobac
co conditions in this section than
he. He Will prove a strong mem
Der of the directorate. and one iii
whom every man has the fullest
confidence.
AT the election held in Madison
county Monday, Madison's four
delegates to the meeting today
were elected. They are Messrs.
I. 5. Burnam. Waller Bennett,
+. ). Hagan and w. A. Arbuckle.
JeSsamine county has three
votes in the district convention
today and her delegates chosen
Monday are Messrs. Joe Wallace.
]. J. Richardson and O. +. Trout
man.
Delegates to district conven-
tons were elected all over the
hurley district Monday Among
the most prominent tobacco
counties to report were the fol-
lowing:
The delegates elected to the dis
trict conventions. so far "a re-
ported last night from the vari-
Gus contests were:
Fayettc-Charles Land. B. T..
Allcn. Robert l.. Beatty. {. {.
Patrick. James a. Hulett. II. l..
Coons. X. T. who: -: mfwyph
Oldham-C. J. Scott, Lindsey
Duncan.
Owen-N. I. Sidebottom, y.
+. Mills, ]. I. Walker. Ira kcn-
per. John W. Smither.
I'ranklin-Lcon Terry. Bedford
Macklin. Zach Church. Taylor
IIockensmith.
BATH. {. Blount. Wilson
Boyd. w. :. Anderson. ]. w.
Lane.
Woodford-J. {. Hunter. John
Winn. Robert 5. Walker. James
Parish. James Curry. Whitnep
Dunlap.
Montgomcry-Dr w. p. Rob
inson. w. l.. Thompson. W. :.
Howell, w. {. Clay. J. ID. Stofcr.
Mcadc-Georgc ID. Richardson.
Lincoln-J. S. Hooker, w. III.
Shanks, J. B. Foster.
Mercer-Bush w. Allin. John
f. Buster. DR.. w. l.. Allen. J. w.
Watts.
Grant-C. d. Cotton. G.. l.. Rem
akcr, V. s. Metoalf, Joe Williams.
Boone-C. o. Hcmpfing. Joe
w Sleet.
Hardin-Robt. L. Coakley.
Larue--M. Waller MoCubbin.
Hart--H. G.. Lane. Otis Moss.
circen---G r. Tucker. ]. a. Bel
worth. Charles Cabell Brummel
Pennick, Carlisle Smith.
Bullitt--John Chambers.
Neutrality-suspicious. Montgom-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

Mrs. 5. A. Deatherage asks
that the inmates of the County
Infrmary be remembered this
year with practical, useful gifts
OF clothing. etc. ANY con
tributions left in her charge will
be properly distributed. Call her
at 500.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
The Weather

Generally fair tonight; We'd
nesday increasing cloudiness pro
badly followed by rain in north
portion not much change N tenn
perature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
More Bank Bandits

Mt. Clemens. Mich. Dec. b
Two armed bandits early TODAY
held up the State Bank at Hall
fax near here. and escaped with
a sum estimated at $4,000. They
fed in an automobile toward De-
troit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
BONUS BILL IS -. .
PROMISED IN 90 DAYS
tEy Nssociatod rtessj

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. l5-En-
actment OF veterans adjusted
compensation law will be COM
plctcd by Congress within 90
days. according to information
given Hanford MacNider. Ma
tional Commander of the Amcri-
can Legion. by Senator McCurn-
Der. author OF the bill. Mac
Nider wired this information to-
dav here from Washington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

WANTED-Po,i:'cn b. Young
lady as stenogra: her; Mis-, =. 4.
M. 424 Laurel ;. nhone 2JGi
Dol -,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Food Sale

The ladies Of the kirksville
Baptist church will have food
sale in Cox s. March's window,
Saturday. December 18th. Every
thing good to cat. Come and get
your weekend supplies. 295 3p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

Did ysu get your suit? COINS
Army Store IS selling Blue Serge
Suits, regular SIS. at $9S5. LIS
First street. !.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

PICTURES at B. Juett & Son
for Nmas. 2o5 tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

ALL sorts of sheet pictures at
B. Juett & Son. POS tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Today's Produce Prices

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