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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
. LAFAYETTE

J Mrs. Malone visited parents in San.
dusky last week. \
Mr.. Fixes parents from Cleveland
are visiting them.
The quarterly conference will Be
held in the M. E. church Sunday, Apri
~ The presiding elder and orches.
ira from Wooster and Mr.. Rothrocl
from Cleveland will be there. Sun.
day school at o:30 and preaching al
1880; conference will be after preach
ing. Let everyone come.
Mr.. Clifford Weltmer returned HON,
last week from Milwaukee school d
Engineering for vacation.
Mrs. Muir is sick.
Ernest Low has sold his farm Il
Mr. Cluse from near Akron. He sex
poets to move about May /.
Mrs. Fixes parents are visiting here
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Belts returned
home Thursday after few days visi
here.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
!, VALLEY CITY

Born,eto Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Neu-
meyer,ra girl, Saturday, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Worth moved
to Grafton last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bauer spent
last Saturday in Grafton.
Mrs. Mary Conner Of Cleveland Wis
tied friends here Monday and Tues
day. t
Mr.. John Wise of Medina visited
his brother and sister on Methodist
road this week.
Mr.. Albert Stoscopf in the south
part Of the township, is among the
sick ones this week.
D. Roy Virtue, superintendent of
schools, was in Columbus last Thurs
day and Friday, attending the Ohio
Educational conference.
On Tuesday evening, April 10, Liv-
erpool township high school meets
bonneville and Leroy high schools
in the county championship debates.
The Affirmative team. Ruben Bauman,
Beatrice Sailer and Leah Pohzehl,
with Myron Zacharias as alternate,
goes to Leroy. The negative team,
+ Willard Wolf, Rose Lutz, Harry
Yost, alternate Helen Stoskopf, meet
| the Homerville team at Valley City.
The debate will begin at 7:3O pm,
, in the town hall.
Miss Louise Finding of Cleveland
was the guest Of Miss Lucille Grab
enstetter this week.
Miss Elsie Stoskopf of Cleveland
and Miss Ethel Krause Of Cleveland,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hammon
The two Lutheran churches Of
Elyria, Of the Synod of Northern
Ohio and other states are to celebrate
the 4O0th anniversary of the Diet at
Worms, on Sunday, April II. The
above mentioned congregations have
extended an invitation to the St
Pauls Ev. Lutheran church, Rev
Theo. E. Prinz, pastor of Valley City
to unite with them on that day in Civ.
ing praise to God for the blessings
He has given to them and the world
through the heroic stand Of Luther al
Worms 400 years ago. st. Paul's
church Of Valley City has accepted
the invitation. The divine services
therefore will be dropped this Sunday
and those able will unite with thu
congregations in Elyria. Service,
will be held in the high school audi
torium at 1880 am, and 7:30 pm
The morning services will be con
Quoted in both German and English
| the evening service will be. entirel,
English.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15

NEW CASES

r.. A. Browand VS. Geo. Bouthinon,
action for money only. The suit is
brought to recover payment on three
promissory notes, aggregating VI, ,SVS.-
rs: two are for $434 each, the other
for S434.75, all under date OF NOV.
"a. 1920. Webber & Webber, at
torneys for plaintiff.
Frank Nutting VS.. David Weible,
action for money only. Plaintiff is
sueing to collect commission for
selling a 12S-acre farm, located three
miles west of Medina on Lafayette
road, for plaintiff, the regular B per,
cent, commission charged by real
estate statesmen having been previous
" agreed to by defendant, it is alleg-
ed. The total amount sued for is
S125O with interest. Fred +. Bruml'
attorney for plaintiff.
]. B. Firestone VS.. Geo. G. Bouthi'
| non; cognovit note. Judgement foi
$l,248.40.
Farmers Savings Bank Of Spencer
Tvs. Geo. G.. Bonthinon, ]. B. Frestone
| c. E. Bement, N. J. Walters, ]. A
Browand, G. F. Fenstermaker anc
IWill Auble; cognovit note. Judgment
for $3,65lH.
| F. w. Woods, administrator OF tht
estate of Vim. c. Frombach, deceased
VS.. The Cleveland Southwestern &
Columbus Railway Co., action fol
money only. Plaintiff sues for dam
ages in the sum of $1,000, for fatal in
iuries sustained by decedent on. Jan.6
| 1920, when, while with Glenn Kings
bury riding in a truck, the vehicle wa
struck by one of defendants cars a
Miners Crossing in Brunswick town
ship.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ethel N. Abbott ct al. to W. II.
Winch, lot "a, Medina village.
P. C. Bigelow, sheriff, to D. F.
Lyons, 13 acres, Montville.
Maude G. and ]. H. Brugler to D.!
L. and Frances A. Way, 58.45 acres,
Wadsworth township.
Anna A. and Thomas Burgess to
Hattie Morrison, lot 2S9, Wadsworth
village.
Martin and Mary Bergerford to
Frederick Schmidt and wife, lot 254,
Medina village.
Christina C. Cox to A. IS. Kenyon,
sc acres, Medina township.
Ephrain @. and Mary Collins to
Erwin Johnson, 1920 acres, Guilford.
B. E. and Edna M. Goldman to Fred
E. Herr, lot 462, Wadsworth village.
Mattel and Barbara Divoky to Lada
and Christina Divoky, so acres. H1nck-
ley.
VIM. Elder to Theodore c. Fulling,
lot 219, Medina village.
Aletta L. and O. o. Hartman TO
Alice M. Robinette, 84.10 acres, Shar-
| on.
r. j. Howe to v. A. Homan, lot 81,
Wadsworth village.
Chas. F. and Blanche Hitler to
Anna M. Farley, lot 81, Wadsworth
village.
tChas. and Beatrice Hopton to Lena
Weise, acre, Guilford.
Chas. and Celia Kovacis to Joseph
and Anna .Tekusy 11.58 acres, Me
dina township.
Harvey F. Kraver ct al. to Harry
and Alice Arnold, lot 104, Medina
village.
R.H. Lee ct al. to Elizabeth Miller
lot 1876, Seville.
4 Corban and Bernice Lehman to Seth
lB. Morrison, 1884 acres, Harrisville
| Walter Mersing ct al. to E. "A
| Wooldrige, lot 288, Medina village. !.
| Hattie Morrison to Thomas Bur
gress, lots 1260-1261, Wadsworth will
age.
Clair I. Miller ct al. to Georg'
| M6tz ct al, 50.89 acres, Granger.
| Clyde Steele to Edwin A. Woods,
acres, Westfeld.
Alexander Tyjewski to Emre ant
Ethel Balogh, 49 S2-160 acres, Bruins
, wick.
Alex. Lidia, Vida and John Nag.
to Martin and Katie Lutsch, 80 acres
\ Lafayette.
IL w. H. Wearstler to Josiah Spigle
+ 54.75 acres, Sharon.
Geo. Wait ct al. to Della Wall, A
i acres, Granger.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
RED CROSS NEEDS
(Bv MabelIe MMsser)

y Mothers of Medina county, 1t you
should find wee babe on your front
porch some of these mornings, clad
only in it's own tender little skin,
would you be able to find some sort
Of a cloth or shawl or scarf, In which
to wrap It? Yes, probably you
would, and you'd waste no time in
getting II wrapped up-we all OF US
have a deep-seated dread that babies
will be cold! But suppose that there
was no particle of cloth in your home,
or in that Of any Of your neighbors'
in which to wrap it; and suppose that
every member Of your own family was
clad only in sufficient pieces of cloth
ing to cover their individual naked
ness, and like condition prevailed
among all the neighbors; and sup
pose further that there was almost
no money; but just strain your imag.
ination a little more, and conceive 81
situation where even money will no,
buy clothes, for there is no cloth! q
YES, now YOU say, there amt no
such animal" But there is, and the
above is only just a faint inkline ot
the real situation.
Miss Clara Noyes and Mr.. Ernest
Biclnell have just returned from Eu-
rope, and the tales Of acute suffering
among the children especially, which
they have to set forth, are appalling
beyond belief. The relief must be
in the form Of clothing there is nc
request for money. The relief share
which is asked from Lake Division Il
100000 garments and $4,000 layettes
How much Of this are we going te
| furnish?
AT this season Of the year many
housewives are finding castrof gar
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
CHURCHES
Congregational Church

Sunday, April ITO a. m, morn
ing worship with sermon; 11:15 q. M,
Sunday school; $3.50 p.' M, Young
Peoples meeting; 1880 p. M, even
ing church service, illustrated lecture,
"Sunny Italy on Pilgrim Shores"
This Thursday, April IA, at 1880 p.
M, DR.. A. Eugene Thomson of Lin
coin Institute, Kentucky, and the In
stitute quartet. No admission, this
entertainment is free to all. Public
invited. You will enjoy some good
music. Rev. VIM. J. Drew, minister.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT
Hearing had and will of Amanda
Wallick, deceased.
Second and final account filed in
estate of Emma House, deceased.
Will Of Franklin Swift, deceased,
filed and application made for pro-
bate. II s4.g ..5.t ~
Edna C. Jones appointed admin
istratrix of estate Of Fred H. Curtiss,
deceased.
Hearing had and will Of A. Ii
Aikman, deceased, admitted to pro-
bate. e@
Neil NJ. Altman appointed ex.
ecutor of will and estate Of A. L.
Altman, deceased.
First and final account filed in es'
tate of Addison Fritz, deceased.
First partial account filed in es'
tate of Jos. A. Stebel, deceased.
First and final account filed in es
tate of Michael Lorentz, deceased.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
new FARM LOAN BONDS

The new Federal Farm Loan Bonds
viii be ready for issuance April is.
The new offering Of bonds will be
made through Federal Banks, Farm
Loan Associations and Distributing
Houses. The amount Of the issue
win be determined by the demand for
loans and BY bond marketing ccndi-
lions, f
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
TAGS TO BE BLUE AND GRAY

OecIIIHTy OF OCHCE OmICn ana STATE
Automobile Registrar Snow have se-
lected the design for next years auto
mobile license tags. The figures will
be in Persian blue on background
Of battleship gray. Under the license
number, which will be in large figures
extending across the plate, will be
found "Ohio-1922." The tags, which
will be made at the penitentiary will
cost IL Scents per set as against is
cents paid for this years tags.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
Second Baptist Church

Revival meetings for 'ten days, BY
Rev. J. z. Horton of Washington, d.
c., beginning Sunday, April II. Sun
day school at $3.50 a. M; preaching
at II; B.Y.P.U., 6 to 1880 p. m, Rev.
c. L. Marten, pastor; Mrs. Gessner
Partin, clerk. ny
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
St. paul's Church

Sunday, April Ito a. M, morn
ing prayer and sermon; A p. m. ves-
per service and address. Welcome to
all who wish to come and worship
with us at these services. Good mlls,
sic and practical sermons. Rev RKs
Caulk, rector. ..G5issSs.: 90 g
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
First Baptist Church

Sunday, April 1.-THE special SER
vices continue; Mr.. N. D. Nielsen of
Elyria, successful business man, is
the speaker. Hear him Thursday
night and Friday night of this week.
He will speak at both services next
Sunday, April II. Announcements
will be made at Sunday services for
next week. Everybody welcome. Rev.
A. Irwin, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
Church of Christ.

Sunday, April 17-morning sub
ject, Goods Call to Young Men," ev-
ening subject, "Christ as a Preach
err" Junior, 5 p. M; c. E., $3.50 p. M;
prayer and Bible study Thursday at
1880 p. m. Rev. W.R. Moffett, pas
tor. 4 .ss
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15

aWe are very pleased the senates action which
allows the placing of the business of the state on basis
of strict economy and efficiency which people have right
to expect The necessity for such Improvement in the
state government is extremely urgent and il authorizing
it to be made the general assembly has shown its reaiza
tion of the Importance that pledges on which public
officials elected must be kept faithfully Gov Davis
statement following passage by the Senate of the re-
organization bill last week.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wayne L. Lewis Of Burbank and
Violet G.. Steele Of Creston.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
ODD FELLOWS TO
MEET HERE IN ~

The Grand Lodge independent
Order of Odd Fellows viii meet
in Richmond next year
Richmond won over Harrod>
burg i'll All exciting contest iur
the honor of entertaining the III"
convention at the GRAND Lodge
meeting at i!av>villc this week
Judge y. T.. Turpin wired the
Daily Regi>tc~ late Tuesday. al
ter Tuesday PAPER had been
printed. that Richmond had won
out The honor means a big
thing for Richmond and hundreds
of Odd Fellow ~ her giie>t- i"r
several days. Mayor D'Ncil ai.d
the city council joined with the.
local lodges III cNtcu,iins an IN
vitatiuu To- the kcuiuck, odd
Fellows To- mold their l"22 c.ll
vcntion here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
RAVENNA MAN ON
/. TRIAL IN u. S. COURT
Ex-Postmaster Faces Charge of
Stealing SASS From Money
Orders-Stiies Fined S1OO

After the .s~and i,irv had inuu.'
IT,rr,. VIII. ~ I,.>-;,.-.., rail
! ''' q HAT &c u 'ii'l''' ''''''''S
i government "iii'cr, Tie cAIr "i
Louis Ni.>un. former no~tin:;. L..
at RaVenna. l:Still county. wa.
takcit up in .nitcd States c"',r.
mere late uc>oiay -aftcrn "',.
Wilson i c.,arg,d with havin.
appropriated money orders 10 his
own use I" the amount of S4.S7T.
\ host ot witnesses appeared IN
III case. ab'sit cN,niN ,1't"''i O..
tween the Prosecution ana 4,
dricn,-. Wilson l. rr-rc~vu-r
b\ Attorneys |. I. Naiidcc. co.
Richmond. jndSr K''dcH am
Kobcrt Friend. "i IRVINE. Il. -
NiddcIl III maNin% tie preliminary
statement L" The Jury lald much
stress ON the effect that drink'',s
mo"nShnc whisky Ilad up"H Y IL
son lie Said that the dangerous
poison. sold l:p IN that country.
oftcntimcS j., men using Fictitious
names. had caused Wilson t.
have practically a loss OF mem
ory 1T tin'c>: 1" b. wholly una
ware OF what he was doing. Dis
trict ATTORNEY Sawyer y. Smith
in making out Il strong case Tor
the prosecution. called ii a PLAIN
case of cnbcZzicmcnt from he
government several witnesses
testlhed that Wilson had been
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
CHINESE ASK
FOR OPEN DDcR
And No Secret Ties ties Az Arms
Conference Takes Up Far
East Questions
,I;y Associatea I'rc>~)

Washington. Nov. IT, proh-
lem, oi Far East solution. which
are regarded a. integral part of
the question uf armamcut>. took
,hc center -: attention at the
arms conference TODAY " lille tn,
pan Tor the reduction 81 naval
armament va fa>~;ng through q
period ui technical examination
at the hands Uf Il committee oi
-Npert>. l'or the i'rst time the
delegations ~ the Unitcd States.
GREAT Britain. France. Japan.
Italy. China. Belgium. Portugal
and the Netherlands artiuG -
committees of the whole on Far
Eastern qucS' ions. assembled t,r
preliminary discussion and - LAY
plans for procedure In contra i
70 the uannv: in which The con
ference tackled the arnamI ii
problem ON the opening day. thc
representative, of the towers to-
dav waited on the utb.A-s to speak
first on the inirica(e> oi tie
questions tia: long have trout cd
diplomatic rcl:tion> in the Pacific
and Orient
Minister Sc i understood Ia
have vigorously urged The open
lour in China. abolition 81 the
secret trcatic, cunccrnin" that
country and urged that future
treaties be public. .\fter prcScn-
tatiuu of his statement. the Ian-
anc>c made Il" response Other
nations represented reserved de-
tailed statement ef opinions Tor
later presentation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
Of INTEREST
TO FARMERS

The Farm Bureau Federation
Is probably tilo Invest. most wide
awake farm organization in the
United States II Is run upon
strictly business principles. There
are no secrets connected with II
NO oaths or binding contracts.
II looks after every interest OF
the farmer Keeps him posted
upon all matters pertaining 10
the welfare of agriculture.
There are nearly two million
members in the United States.
We want al farmers TO hear
Mr.. Geotfrey Morgan AT the
court house -iturday. Nov. 10Th
al ? o'clock. Conre. YOU will be
paid. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
SIX SUBSCRIPTIONSA
DAY MAY WIN
Big $50 Period Means A Lot To
Workers In Big Subscription
Campaign


To ali workers in the Daily
Register subscription campaign
Have vuu secured yurr six sub
>cript'"n> each dav since $50 pcy-
,ol started?
Have Won told your best fricnd~
that This Is the big period ,luriu.
ihc entire campaign
Dill N"u know that most oi the
candidates win the GRAND Prizc-
during tins period:
These are Just q ic,, pointers
we want 9" give yuu and Will ak
YOU to CAREFUL, consider. "a vu,:
are work uS hard. sct,ing good
results. hut the so period !
known - the winning pcrio-l u
all campaigns. -" this unv J. ma
different from the rs>i.
\Yaiu let H. call your attention
:. ilv iiup"rJaucc ri securing -.
Subscribers each Jav Iuring IL,
$50 pcii"I Don't take les iur
LAY = work. You know Won car
cas- y secure this MANY. and mo-.
81 the time y',l can -, twice TIKI
amount. l'u; with lust >i~ cacl-
day Won can have 2B.Ouu rxtla
votes tu y"ur cre,'ii ~ thc end 81
the III" period.
Remember there :lr, in; ter
mere day~ I'm th,. Ing period. an
this = positively the biggest per
i"d ni thr entire campaign. -,
take advantage ~ e. work hai &
each ':v. a~ one .lav'> work HOW
- cqI1l ," three day work later.
See your friends. have them Sc
their friends. and get :ll the ucs,
aud rcnrwa' subscriptions 1-uu
possibly can each .iay. Don't put
'si ri,. irr tins uuiy means DELAY.
and j~ia, mc;,> defeat. o." uai
4 Ter IN what kind ui ~, mes.
Tie h,il, HvSi>,c~ = WATCHING.
cacA c;.nliiat, CLOSELY 1uriny tlI>
period ami wants 20 So I each
"nr viii average ~iN subscriptions
"a l"y. a. jl'~ = the ali.-Irvut Siv-
c1 the c0nHi'la-c> during thi-
drive iur the next ten Iav>. =,
l,c sur vn;i Get V"l;r~. lust ~
Auu arc u,i ~.iu- tu IL any onc
- ahc;ti oj won. ti.t YOU can
secure iu~i - MANY -,ilScr-.,cr-
"> au, 1T the thcr candidate :
ttnrIiuur.- uu i'aSc -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
TO REVOKE n. [. moore:
MEDICINAL PERMIT
-lI:, A....i.ll.I I.-...l

Lexington. Nov. lb-lt wa
learned at the state prohibition
headquarters here today that
steps had been taken t. revoke
the permit II the -. L. Norrr
Di>tIilcry Company al \auar>-
dell. Ky. ;o seal medicinal Whi~-
Ky. The tru i cited I" appra~
here December ID. Two truck
loads of whisky said tu have been
from that diSrillcry were seized
in august. Since then requests
for the diStiilcry'> medicinal IL
qi"r permit L. be turned in for
cancellation have been ignored.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
O'NEIl ELECTED
RICHMOND MAYOR
Evans Successor Endorsed For
Full Term At Caucus Of New
Council Members

vt Il CAUCUS OF the members Of
the new City Council which goes
into office the first Thursday in
january. VIM. O",cil was elect
ed Mayor of Richmond for the
next four vca-s. Mr:O'Neil has
been serving as Mayor since the
death OF Mayor l.. 7. Evans early
i'll august. and. the fine work he
has done i'll the executive office of
the city during that time. induced
tine new courcilmen to offer hin.
promotion and endorsements Tor
furr years more.
" Mr.. one was elected 4
councilman at the recent election
after his election as Mayor Inc
notified the other Councilmcn o.
his resignation As councilman anC
Pleas Benton was elected TO III
the vacancy on the council. Mr..
Denton is 4 member OF the ole
council. having been elected tC
ill the vacancy caused by Mr.
O'Ncil'S election to the nayoraltl
to fiji ont Evans uncXrircd term
/ lc caucus OF the new CO.. 1ci
was en- irclv harmonious. Counci
man-elcct Sim Turpin. was tn,
only absentee. but Councilman
James W. Hamilton held hi
proxy. Discussion was had at the
caucus about the necessity Of tax
ing every possible step to >ccur,
economy i'll the city government
and Keeping taN rae a. low a.
possible. The new members q
the council are business men VIII
realize that business method:
must be applied To the city affair.
and they with Mayor D'\eil. are
evidently going To do Their bcs'
to see that the city receives Il dol
lars worth of service for every
dollar spent.
Owing to the absence Of Mr.
TurpiD. it was decided that Other
apoointivc officers OF the city VIII
not be named until next week
when another caucus Will be held
IT which both Mr.. Turpin and
Mr. Benton can be present L.
vote. y number uf prominent
citizens were voted for in con
ncction with the maXoraltv be
fore the balloting was concluded
Others voted for heSidcS Mr.
O'Ncil were McsSrs y. Il. Death
erage. Hugh Samucls. Harvey
Chenault Aftcr Mr.. O'Neil ha'
received a majority of the vote.
ON about the sixth or seventh
ballot. his election was made
unanimous. Mr. T.. w. Carson
WAS nominated for councilman 4
well as MIR. Benton. bu: the latte
secured u majority oi the votes.
The new counc.lmen a. the eau
Gus were MeSsrs. ! X. Mckinne'
lanes Crutcher. Charles Martin
J. W. Hamilton. and ANm. O'Ncil.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
CONGRESS TO CREATE
MORE u. S. JUDGES

Washington. Nov. 10 Rep,ib-
lican leaders III the House gave
up hope tonar OF adjourning Con
gresS before Thank giving Re
publican leader. Alondcll said the
current session will ram close to
the opening III the regu ar session
December ). ~ order To- shape uli
the lax bill. the Sheppard Town
er maternity hill and the bill t.
create . additional federal dis
trirt judges.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
PANOLA

Mir and Mrs. Cha> Vii ia,n~
have moved II this vicinity from
Illinois IL make their home.
W. have been having some
cool weather in this nciShbor-
hood for the past few days.
Air. and Mrs. Raymond Viii
takcr were in Richmond Satur
day shopping.
Mrs. Maggie Whitaker ,pcnt
SUNDAY with Mrs. Cha>. Williams
and family
Misses Mary and Matte Win
t;lller wrre the SUNDAY Afternoon
guests of Mrs. -ClaS. William
and family
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
COMMISSIONER SELLS
TEWS FARM LAND

The farm Of the late Arc,iitl>3
Tcvi> was sold bv Master Com
missioner X. T.. 'rcrrill t. >cttel
up the estate Tuesday. The land
: located south at MYlcrly and
there are l22 III acre, in the
farm. II was sold to NcN Ere, .
t;.". ui Richmond. At $Sn.25 an
acrc. Administrator :. {. Chru-
ault conducted sale Of the per
.'aiai,y after the sale Il the real
estate and all sold we'll
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
Knights cf Pythias Plan
~ Delightful Evening

Members OF Normal City
Lodge Knights OF Pythias are
looking forward with much inter
est 10 the meeting Thursday
night. November 18th. \ de-
lightful program viii be render
ed. Tile lodge i planning what
i calls an old-fashioncd Family
Reunion and Feast when ever
member is expected 10 be present
with his wife. sweetheart or SIS
ter. and an interesting program
has been prepared.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
High School Play
Friday At Union City

The Deacon. an original come
dv drama in FIVE acts. VIII he
PLAYED bv high school cast at
Union City high school. Friday
evening. November is. al 7:SC
O'Clock. This i crackcrjack
play and you will be Interested
in many IF the cast. al oi whom
have held very prominent places
ON local roles heretofore Come
Admission 25c and l5c.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
Tcday's Livestock Markets

Ciicinnati. Nov. lo-IIog, p
and 25c hig1cr: { Ch;Casu nigh,
calves slow: cattle SLOW.
Louisville. Nov. lO-Cattlc 2U
hogs l.lO0: stccp l50: all stead,
and unchangcs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-16
C0lVIN'S AMENDMENTS
ARE SHOWED UNDER
,i:y A-sorir5.d H.. -~,

Frankfort. Nov. 10 Maj"ri'ic-
against the constitutional amend
mcnt> voted on November $iL
continue - roll NJ. I",iaN :
counties gay, : majority aUaiu-t
amendment NJ. ! "i .a.Wl: "uG
against amendment W. , ,i >
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