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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

| wish YOU could
see the wonderful
C 90 au m m e r
dgrH1os. sweaters
silk skirts and now
fan troeks at IN,
Advance Shop, ,
Wcst Third street
in the Robinson
Arcade building,
just opposite tho
X RialtO thCltCr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
MR.. LESTER GORDON has Just

Mr.. LESTER GORDON has Just
Ni returned from New York whore
he spent several weeks in making
fall selections for the distinctive
Lestor's Shop. His expert purchas-
ing ability makes 1t possible for tho
shop to offer you truly beautiful
frocks, each possessing a PERSONAL
itv. at the most conservative prices.
Don't miss the showing this week.
AZ recent social function I saw
n picturesque dance frock of taffcta
suggestive of the mid-NiCtorian
period, with ia rose trimmed skirt,
tiny puffcd sleeves and voluminous
silhouette.
Dreamy. gay, sad or stormy, the
whole Eamut Of your emotion Is
conveyed IN music. II you will visit
the Pathe Actuelle shop, 522 South
Main street and ask them to demon
strate their nover-wind- model, you
surely can't resist taking a music
box home with you.
Quaint peasant bodiccs offer n
suggestion for fall styles.
Tho late summer apparel at The
Demorest shop Is being whisked
away hourly, yet there remains a
very pretty variety which Is SIN Of
fered at the sale price.
In footwear the fall trend Is
toward straps and low shoes.
Every woman owes a great deal Of
hcr charm TO her modistc, that eX-
poIioncod person who can toll at a
glance which style is for your par
ticular type. That Is why I am so
glad TO tell you about Mrs Ansler
and her reputable modiste shop,
314 South ElGiu, apartment +. No
matter for what occasion you need
a frock she will help you plan and
design the right frock-thon she
viii finish md deliver II 70 you IN
the shortest possible time compat-
ihlo with good work.
II is rather odd that the much
talked of black gown had only one
exponent NJ u pretty dance affair
that OF black chiffon, the skirt I'm
pointed drapcs.
All you misses who are making
preparations for going away to
school, you will need some pillows
and pon"auts 10 add the finishing
touch TO your college room--all
these you will find AT The Indian
Arts-Craft Shop, sixth and Main
Tor all day wear just now cotton
are far IN the asCCndcnCy over silks.
and light COlorcd yoilCs, set off with
drawn work are n favored medium
for interpreting the simple cotton
dress,
Tho Louise Apartment House, 6l5
South Denver Is always happy
thouEht-aud a happy subject TO
write about II one is interested In
an ideal homc--but I'm going TO
ask you to visit this house. know
you will be enthused as | was.
The skirts of all the evening gowns
are either very long or very short.
One dress of gray chiffon, the skirt
of which wsi made OF long pointed
drapcs, came below the ankles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

For beautiful we'd d
ding stationery i'm
cludinG correct en-
craving OF an
UuunCrmCnis, I'm
NititlOus and ar-
cumpauylug cards,
b Irl b nnnnum-N .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Gsg5eN

hon 6 Company, sos South Ntg
street about the CoIt,.,I t.'|H
Washer.
In II particular hat shop ! saw
very dark straw, trluln'u Wn'
white flowers, with u distinctive l.r
iSh in the form of "a narrow p'cH,
ing of whit" silk caught undtr I"
inner edge OF Ih" cushion Drum
Orange and white plaidcd rnn%
make gay, simple frorh' h'u"u 80,
black velvet. having a marrow ~
die and skirt cdging OF '''' s'"
material.
II doesn't matter 81 ml.N "',., 80.
she sWims or merely ru..H ',.
beach, the modern maid
a bathing suit and access ,..
smartuess and becoming .' ..r
ccntuate her charm - ''
surely be able 10 find I-"
suit at the Quaker prHE '..'''
South Main.
\ gray home spun dress "n, 1n,o.t
loosely bCltCd that n Ruh- 'i,,,ls
perfectly straight, II lh'H ana
straps to hold the belt in pl''' a.
was worn with n round i"L"'" ~
sports hat also in gray aud lh' I'll
' front showed run "' INV
white.
The Suzanne Shoppe has n
collection OF organdle l...
clearance price this We'h.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

mrn's. business ana fraternity sta
tiuucry, give your order TO Miss
Zimmerman ot the Art-Craft Sta
tioupry company, 422 South Boston
the shop of distinctive engraving
charming afternoon drc~, of
gray Canton crepe was allied with
horiyon-hluc chiffon pipings and
straps, and daintily collarCd and
cuifCd IN sheer lacr.
Miss McClntock Of the Marlncllo
Beauty parlor, "a West Fourth
street who is attending summer
school I'm Chicago writes me as fol-
lows "Of course shall come home
fun OF new ideas for better treat
mcnts. One OF the newest treat
mruts - 4 New Wrinkle for Wrin-
klrH-. called Eylsctor, or course
shall bring somc homo for my Nau-
GUS special friends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

are the demands OF fashion. and yet
IL Is easier than il seems, for among
the large variety ut shoes at Akin's
Eoot'rie, AIS South Main street,
one may be shod fIt for any stage
OF prominence,
The loose, long sleeve is gaining in
favor.
Il feel So refreshed" declared
lady coming from the La sale
Sweet Shop, Third and Main, and
that is the way everyone feels who
hlso been fortunate enough TO drink
az this fountain.
In suits and coats for fail there Is
nm increase in fur trims. Tall close
filtinS collars, alternate with big
wrappN ones.
Tho sandwiches, tho salads the
ice creams ana the drinks-and
what other refreshments can he do
sired during a torrid summon All
these can be had at the breezy Can
dyland whore the atmosphere is al
ways pleasant
Some of the new tailored suits
have skirts hung from fancy yollcs
in irregular style line.
Don't fail 10 soc the values in late
summer roady-to-wcar and ml'lin-
cry 40 Miss Hcrold's shop, 2l West
Third street this wcok--and watch
for this shops new fail arrivals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Quaint peasant bodiccs offer n
suggestion for fall styles.

Tho late summer apparel nj Thr
Demorest shop Is being whisked
away hourly, yet there remains Z
very pretty variety which Is sill Of
fered at the sale price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
In footwear the fall trend T.
tOMhrd strnps and low shoes.

II il rather odd that the much
talked of black gown had only one
exponent NJ u pretty dance affair
that OF black chiffon. the skirt In
pointed drapcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

hon & COMPANY sos south Ma5I
street about the Cot,,,,I t.'|T'!
Washer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

All you misses who are making
preparations for going away to
school, you will need some pillows
and ponGauts 10 add the finishing
touch to your college room--all
these you will find AT The Indian
Arta-Craft Shon. SIKH and Min.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
BLIZZARD SWEEPS
EASTERN STATES,
HEAVY SNOWFA ALL
II Inches in New York
Disrupts Surface Car
Lines

NEW NOEk. Feb. 20 a gallo and
20 blizzard which grippoI Sew York
suudn, and bnnkotcI tho city with
Do Inches OF SNOW, passed. oft carly
this morning,
The shipping board steamer cold
liarhor wont aground off Coucy
Island hut was reflotted later
suta,y and elevated tram. was
utg.E uI.Juutvd.
Iuu water lrlut wrs dys'ylUd and
Or. lppiuf ul u atandsuu. Dl, ocean
passenger snip arrived from rI.a,ub
uuu rt"rmp Win 40 stu,rrE, ula-
stUs....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
TARIFF BILL
DIFFERENCES
|RONEO OUT
Committees Agree on
Four Amendments;
Three Remain

NAsuuNGTON. Irb. %. A'-
t,wuts 0r tine house and acuaf. cone
ference committees 60 from uut Hlf-
faruucDs iu tho Furduoy emergency
'arT to-day wrr, u,oyssful with zee
-poDt q, four amendments uut three
others all OF which were added ny
tho senate. wcr, passed over until
another meeting tomorrow
Thu conference scrs.ou ended.
however. with ifs members widely
separated ON 90, question. of dulys
Hu wheat. olives aud uar and nIsu
as O.. th, length ur long staple cotton
which should hr protected
TIA. amendment. agreed Co. IN thu
hHu-u .rufpl,cs uulud'l urr ui
800 cents per huahol ou l1> seed o>-
omptiuu of rice to bo used u Da
manufacture OF canned goods Nr-
bod of two cents per pound 900 lemons.
triu OF two cents per pound GOA
i,-h and frozen meats and ,N.
,Wulon from tariff ut imported IiN,-
stock which is 60 be used iu. breed
luE purposes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
JUDGE RESERVES
HIS RULING IN
SCHOOL TAX CASE
Hears Arguments in At
tack on County Unit
System

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,lN ON th' armament Hlu. ''i". IN
M '"uhlN N,h"'t t'N ,'a' III "h''n
W., '"nS'' n,S, ''u.'" w, 'tl' "' w ''H"ul
tuuu "i7''' .,NI '''"H' "l VI, 'n"nN
I'"' "'."'' 'u"" 'N I"'N'''u'"' duiE'
- u Ryan ''"N 'h, WH'i'i uhd'i
Hu'NS'h'h| i'7'INlhE nus d'''s'"h I'M
VI "t'r.
\ t'mp"In'N lhJuh,I I"h was ISSUE q
on fvnlu''I "t thr. h,'lt'"h OF
- VI NtN NtlhN. III tf IlaN|l hI INC tNNr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
HARDING PICKS
DAUGHERTY FOR
CABINET PLACE
Announces Ohioan Will
Be Next Attorney
General

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I''4EN'fi' "i 'hiu, h1d h''n 'h"f"r
0ur n. a't.ru.u g,uoraIship under
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.'.' ''''' ." l''7''' '"'-''''t li''d-
HNr.
Tnu ur,s.I.n. elect said Doc was
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
COMMUNISTS MAKE
GAINS IN ELECTIONS
TO PRUSS|AN LANDTAG
German Nationalist t
Party Also Increases
Its Strength

HERlIN, Feb. 20 Returns so FAR
received from the elections TO the
Prussinn landtag. held yesterday,
show large gains hy IN" oNtr,mo
right the German nationalist par,y.
and tho loss OF much ground by the
independent socialists tu th, ,um-
munists.
The vote pollod hy the majority
socialists showed good recovery for
that party as compared with hs.
years elections to N. r,lohst1g This
party displayed th" ErDutvst strength
Of any of the parties iu Berlin
Considerable gains were mad" bN
the communists tho ,.turuG su flr
show. The German democrats lost
considerable ground. while tho Ger
man peoples pUrty made % poorer
showing than IN the ltvirhst1g 'lr Pc
tions The catholic D'ut'. party nyid
its ground everywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
TnNis Everywhere

Every good Shriuor douncd his red
fc2 and followed IA" parade bands to
the Masonic TrmpIo at noon TODAY.
Several didn't have time TO get their
hats but they followed just the
same .n the patrol wagon The
dodgers were rounded up with small
ceremony, hvrdvd into the cage, fined
u dollar Tor charities ana hustled 10
the temple Tor lunch.
The parade. mur~halcd hy \ |
RirdluE. got under way about I ! 80
o'clock The mounts ot tho Shriuurs.
ranging from tbiiu st"yds tp the
dumcstiCttcd white mule w,r, a.
feature of the parade The potontutc,
T. T. Chas', guarded by four mount
ed ""uuuCh' tuuiluuHl slaves, head
ed the diyau each dressed lu hia royal
robes and riding on prunciur
charger The nuyic,s were likewise
mounted but with less dignity and
splcndur.
The city band and M, indian
school band furnished Ga, march
music. Members ut the shrine iu
their rcd robes, nearly 200 strong
marched ON foot Uncle sam, and uu
army color bearer Shrinvr7 disEuis-
ed, preceded the diyan in the parade.
The patrol wagon, crowded To- the
guards, brought up tu tho rear.
Cabaret az Neon.
The parade disbhudrd ut the Tom.
pie, where lunch was served 10 all
Shrinors and visiting grand Lodge
members \ cabaret feature with
songi dancing and instrumental
music furnished hy Miss Betty Nor
risscttc, Aiss Dorothy Johnson, Miss
Cordcliu Pearl ana Eddie Lilicbock.
was presented during tho luncheon.
The ceremonial proper began at =
O'Clock
An entertainment Tor the visiting
Shrincrs ladies was given this dttur-
noon iu tho form ui a luncheon at
so o'clock at tho college Inn Miss
Lorna Loatog Nuluist furnishing
music tor the nuanr The dtN Viii
CLOSE with dance aud luncheon az
o'clock this evening,
The city was pcr,cpubly crowded
! today with the Huuhl" attraction OF
| the shrine ceremonial which, drew
many men, 300 addition TO the Uuudi-
dates from the rr,,ut scottish l'ii'
reunion iu Santa t'c and tho annual
/ session OF tho grand lodge which
! convened this morning MukrslAti
Accommodations were being coutris,d
| Tor newcomers this morning AT all
/ hptrls which were already nllcd to
| capacity.
Tho nrsf thr,o days of the wo,h
viii hr occupied with tho sessions of
! the grand lodge ul NpW MpAiCu which
! iA holding it3 turty-fhird annual COM
! muuicutiuu hrrp. Tn" lgls' ,uuvru
ed this morning and adjourned short
/ ly until the afternoon session Whci
| the reports of the grand master
/ luchlrd n, Hanna ana other oticcr'
] were gwen,
/ ON Thursday the Frand Dhaptul
/ meeting will br hold and ON Frida,
the twentieth annual cuEclhNc uf th'
II grand commund,rV ut Sew MvNicu
Tho Eastern star convention Will Dee
gin on Friday morning ana continue
Tor two days
Names of Nouccs.
Tho roVicos who crossed IN" no
sands today were. Bornard G Buckci
Belen. c. II. Berry, Albuquerque. II
L. chapman, Albuquerque, G. 3
Davidson, Hurley \ NJ NJ }. Don
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
Telephones and Takes Are First
Aid to Next Postmaster General
HAYS HIGH SPOTS

AGE a.
BIRTHPLACE Sullivan Ind
EDUCATION Wabash college.
PROFESSION Lawyer
WlfE-Miss Helen Louise Thomas
married boo 1900
CHILDREN one VIII 70 Hays. Jr.5.
RELIGION rrcsbytrrian
ORDERS Member and national rfssI
dent uf the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
Mason member ~ numerous clubs iu
Indianapolis and elsewhere
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
Four Lose Lives When
Building Collapses

CLEVELAND. ohio Fch IL -Four
men lust their lives iu tho collapse
ai three floors uf tine Old masonic
temple building to-day. nathan L.
Spgloyit2. vice president of the Guy
haEua House -Wr,rkiug company rn2-
ing the building was uu" of tho dead,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
II. p. Fletcher to
Be Named Assistant
Secretary of State

NNNlllNtlbN Ifh HOBBY
g. Fletcher FORMER american uuil"
Hadur 90 M,Auu. d. 90 %, uuI, ,r.s"rr,.
tary Of state 300 tu, Harding ldmlul.-
tritluu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21

INblANArpLIS. Feb 2i.--Thorc
sooms 90 have been only one event iu
the lie Of VIII Hays national rcpub-
lio1u chairman. who is slated for
postmaster general iu President
Harding cabinet. that has not iu
omc way been connected with poll
tics.
THAT was his hirtn
lir was born uu the dav after cloc-
tuu. Nuv o.. lsfP. making him Il.
But he east bis first vote on his birth
dtN.
Hays spent much ut hia hoyhuud in
hi7 fathers law office. whore h, alb
sorhud ltw and q great deal of poli-
Tics Before hv was -, ho was u pre-
giurt committeeman and 8t % had
mat" H losing race for prosecuting
attorney
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
IIonor- Come last


After that political houurs ,.mu
THICK and fast %, was first county
chairman, then district chairman.
next Indiana state chairman url fip-
ulN national republican chairman
tho youngest man ever to hold that
offi,c
HAYS has two chief sides In poll
ticking" thu telephone and the taxi
cab When H"ll invented tho tsl'-
phone he must have had Hays IN
mind
RAYS drops into the office of po-
lit!col leader iu the middle or far
west. Some argument comes up dur
INK thu conversation about what say
Elihu Root had said nu some subject
relating 90 The party Docs HAYS
argue Nut h" li' puts boz "a long
distance call for Root 1t Washington
or cls'whcr" ana settles tho matter
When lluya spent considerable time
lu Indianapolis. his table IN tn Sew
erin hotel dining room was furnished
with u long distance phone and he
talked with Chicago and N,W York
between bites
TnNis Everywhere
SO matter how short tho distance
10 go Hays rides iu q uNioab lie
always tuXts from the state hous, Ia
indianapolis 10 she Spyrriu. five
blocks away And nine chances out
of ten h' writes part Of speech or
o. letter uu tho way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
Names Of Noviccs.

sands today were. Hcrnard & Rocker,
Belen. G. H. Berry Albuquerque, II
L. chapman, Albuquerque, G. :.
Davidson, Hurley, \ NJ, NJ J.. Don
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
GAINS REPORTED
BY BUSINESS MAN
Resident Of Salt Lake City Adds
10 Pounds While Wife Gains
% Pounds In Weight

Dan J. Perry, $40 Quincy street
well known Salt Lake City. Utah.
business man. in reporting re-
markable gains in weight both by
himself and wife. says:
MY wife gained % pounds and
| gained ten pounds in a few
weeks by taking Tanlac The
change in Mrs. Perry is all the
more remarkable. as she had been
going down the hill steadily for
four or FIVE years. She got Nc
nourishment from her food and
don't believe she averaged three
hours sleep out OF the twent.-
four.
while my condition was not a.
serious as hers. Lad been unde'
the weather for some time. ha,
no appetite and was bothered :
good deal by Indigestion. Tanla:
has certainly proved all and NOR:
than is claimed for it with us
Tanlac is sold in Richmond b,
Stockton and Son, and leading
druggists. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22

The Sunday school at the Chris
tan church has been graded and
reorganized and all scholars not
attending elsewhere are urgently
invited to attend
Mrs. a. b. Estridge and daugh-
ter. Lena. are on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. +. NJ. Hopkins, state SUI
pervisor OF high schools, visited
the Paint Lick high school Wed
Inc sday.
There will be a Christmas tree
AT the high school Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. Rube RaIston 'ost one oil
his houses by fire last Monday
morning. The house, occupied by
Ed Hisle, caught fire from a d.
fective fiue.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
Public Works Planned
To Avoid Labor De,ression
CEy Associatei f-res.l

Washington. Dec 22--An ini-
tial Legislative step toward a.pro-
gram OF long range planning for
pblic works a means ol offset
ting cyclical periods OF business
and industrial depression was ia
ken today when the Senate Labor
Committee favorably reported
the Kenyon bill designed To carry
out some recommendations of the
recent national Unemployment
conference.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
Plan To Rehabilitate
Central Europe Wanted

London. Dec. 22-The French
and British premiers at a meeting
Just concluded here. decided to
ask the Allied Supreme Council
at its coming meeting in Sannes.
TO invite interested powers to APP
point Il commission to elaborate
4 comprehensive scheme for re-
Mobilization OF Central Europe
and Russia. The United States
will be invited to have member
ship.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
Richmond Daily Register
9. NJ. sAuF1EY. Editor and Pro,rietor
Y. W. c. A. GIRLS
PLAY SANTA CLAUS
Delightful Time Is Given 43 Kid
dies At Sullivan Hall BY
Normal Girls

AT three O'Clock Monday after
noon Sullivan Hall ceased TO be
ia girls dornlitory. 1t became
Santa Claus headquarters. The
school truck was busy bringing
the IS little folk whom he was
To reach through the assistance
OF the y. W. {. y. girls.
\ free will offering OF 5000
from the girls. generously sup
Plemented by Mrs. +. j. Coates
and the faculty. plus 4 lot OF
work, joyously thrown III. made
this delightful experience a real
Christmas for each child.
Mrs. Roberts and the girls re-
moved caps. coats and mittens.
Soon, under the leadership OF
Miss Dorothy Och. they wree in
the midst OF games. Their merry
laughter spoke for itself. Tired
from playing, they sat in groups
on the floor. 1t was Just the
time for a real Christmas story.
But where was the story teller !:
Where was Miss Hanson: She
was quickly found and eyes grew
big and tender as she told very
simply the story OF the Chris.
child. "the Worlds Best Christ
mas Gift No one can stop with
just one story. There must be
another. This time it was San
Ia Claus and Mrs. Santa Claus. "
After singing a Christmas carol
they were led to the dining room
and were served plenty of ginger
bread and milk.
Still Santa Claus had not come
Assembling in the hall before the
closed library doors. they were
told by Miss Roberts that they
lad phoned TO see why Santa
Claus had not come and that
Mrs. Santa Claus said he had lie II
the house and ought to be there
ty this time.
How is he, going to get IN
asked one boy
ooh, there is another chimney
i'll this room, explained Miss
Roberts.
Every one was waiting with
ears alert. "a thought | heard
him scratching announced a
boy. Another. doubling Thorn
as. peeped through the keyhole
Hes here. | see him.
The doors were opened. and
sure enough. there was Santa
Claus himself. With a tree from
the floor to the ceihng. all tinsel
and candles and colored lights
aud loads of gifts for all.
Santa Claus had time reading
his list because he forgot his
specs" BY and by the gifts
were distributed. Each child had
a box, and in each box were a
glass locomotive full of candy, {
striped candy cane. a boat o.
candy and nuts, a banana and ar
orange and an apple. Each boy
had a ball and harp while each
girl had a doll and a strand o.
beads. As a final gift Santa
Claus gave each child nickel to
get just what he pleased
AS one listened to the childish
oomments of delight one fire.
lquently heard similar remarks Il
xf.~ 80 ssX11of1 TIL Ices, INV Jo1J
hut mother can have the rest TO
little sister," They, too, wi
know the joy of giving.
| The. faces of the Y. w. girls a
they wrapped up their charge
for the home trip plainly afhrme'
that otis more blessed to Civ
than to receive"
Santa Claus had brought e
f 4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
PAINT LICK

\ surprise party was gwen
Mrs. X. II. Ledford Tuesday ev-
ening. the guests taking delight
FIJI refreshments. About nifty
were present.
Mesdaems X. @. Woods and X
W. Walker spent Monday with
Mrs. L. IL. Smith.
There will be a Christmas tree
at the old Paint Lick church on
Friday night.
Miss Emma Estridge. who has
been teaching in Logan. W. va.
has returned to spend the holiday
season at home.
DIR. Goodman's son, Leonard
and wife. OF Ravenfia, are visit
ing DIR. Goodman and family TIM
week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
"Hsrd-Boilef' Smith in Mexico

New York. Dec. 22-Licutenant
Frank T. C'Hard- Boiled") Smith.
whose brutal treatment of A., J..
L. prisoners at Prison Farm No.
2 at Chelles. France, finally land
cd him in prison at Fort Jay, for
a short term. now Is Colonel III
President -Obregon's army i'll
Mexico. according to dispatch
from FL Paso. Texas, to the
Stars and Stripes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
Stores Remaining Oren

Beginning Thursday night, the
stores of Richmond are remain
ing open for holiday shoppers.
Most OF the business men are re-
porting splendid Christmas bus
iness-especially are those who
are carrying advertisements OF
their holiday goods in the Daily
Register.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
Looks Like Another Big Sleet

Ii began TO rain late Thursday.
and soon turned TO sleet and ice.
Wires and tree limbs are coated
and it looks like repetition OF
the big sleet storm OF a couple OF
years ago, might be i'll the max
ing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-22
Blincoe Told To Cut Ii Gut

Louisville. Dec. -22-As a pre-
caution against further Gunplay
ty Federal prohibition agents al
the expense OF motorists ON pub
lie highways. ]. Matt Chiffon
county attorney. today issued 4
formal order to George Blincoe
prohibition agent. to do no more
firing in the county.