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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
RICE SELECTED TO
ACT AS JUDGE
Unusual Court Situation Arises
When Attorney Becomes iii
Just Before Adjournment

On account of the death OF CLAY
Shackelford, brother of Judge w.
X. Shackelford, special Judge
was chosen to preside over the
Madison circuit court and hear
cases set for Tuesday. As pro-
vidcd by law, the attorneys at the
bar made the selection.
Judge IL. &. iiicc was nominal
I'd by Attorney {. {. Wallace, an,l
the nomination seconded by At
torncy q. NJ. Smith. His selec-
tiUn was unanimous. He was
sworn i'll by Circuit Clerk Wag-
crs. Calling of the docket then
began Tuesday morning.
Sam lsaacs was last week given
a judgment for $3.50 against the
city OF Richmond for damage al
legged to have been caused to his
property i'll the East End h. al
uvcr1owng sewer.
An unusual situation arose IL
circuit court last week when NJ
turncy y. X. Burnam was taken
i'll with deep cold and compcliec
To remain at home. He was Gc-
tending the S25,O0O damage sur
OF John T.. Mathews. against tie
J.. * y. railroad. The evidence
had been heard and the case wa
ready for argument. when Mr.
Burnam became 50 Ill that he was
compelled to 90 To his home. By
agreement with Attorneys
Franklin. Talbot and Chapman
ui Lexington and Paris. repre-
-cntiu% Mathews. the case went
over to November 2nd. at all cX-
tended term OF court. The same
jury which heard the evidence
viii return. hear the argumCuls
and retire to make a verdict. Col.
Bob Franklin. famous III murder
trials Tor his oratOrv. will make
the main argument TO the jury
ior Mathews. i Is understood.
Mr.. Burnam's many friends
were glad to- see him ont at court
Tuesday morning. feeling much
better.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
M0NDELL WANTS
BLANTON EXPELLED
.Ey Associated rrcss,

Washington, Oct. 25-Repre-
sentative Mondcll. republican lea
der. introduced lin the House to-
day a resolution for expulsion oi
Representative Thomas NJ. Blan-
ton, democrat, OF Texas. An cx-
tension OF Blantons' remarks IN
the Congressional Record abou,
the government printing office
row is called obscene and unf,
for transmission through the
mails. Blanton is absent and con
sideration of the resolution wa.
deferred.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
MAY SEND CHARLES
T0A "ST. HELENA"
lEy Associated rre.s)

London. Oct. 25-Thc futuilc
attempt OF former Emperor Char
les 10 regain the Hungarian
throne, may result in his intern
ncnt on Ascension Island or one
II the Canary Islands. according
to diplomatic circles here today.
1t is said. AT least ne will be re-
moved to 4 safe place" out side
Europe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Youngster Wins On Prize Birds

John l.. Green. Jr.. ciSht-year-
old son oi Mr.. and Mrs. John J..
Green. entered a Young pen OF
Rhode Island Red chickens in the
Junior Club show at Bcrca Oct.
p and won first prize. He then
entered them in open conpeti-
iion and won second. He then
entered his cockcrcl in the cham
pion ring and won first prize over
al breeds of chickens shown
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Monte Fox Buys More Cattle

Clarence LeBuS. of Lexington,
delivered TO Monte Fox, of Dan
vile. for Armour & Company,
Monday lSS mead OF fine cattle al
I Il cents a pound. The average
weight was j.A50 pounds. There
were ten carloads. seven loaded
at Cynthiana and three at Eliza
beth. Mr.. LeBus paid Is cents Z
pound for some of the cattle
three years ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

pulled ami the 500 spectators
present generously applauded tn
spectacle.
Thompson of Pennsylvania.
PLAYED an excellent offensive
game. but on the defense looked
weak. On one occasion 80. when
carrying the leather. ran straight
al him. Sidc-stepped a few fee,
and. ~ Thompson ieIl to the right
OF him. called :"Ilello. Ryan. let
GO.
30 and Thompson aFc the best
.oi friends and each congratulated
the other after the game OF th':
others playing. Centre has four
quarterbackS. Mcmillan. Coving-
ton, Murphy and Green. who are
every bit as good. il not better
PLAYERS than Thompson.
Five short forward passes were
attempted by Centre ami two
were completed for q wards.
ThomasSou. the freshman full
back. Intercepted one OF Thomp-
sons heavcs i'm the first quarter
and spvintcd 5 yards for ii score.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Bat :Mesterson Dead
fEy AssociatDJ Press)

W. X. Bat" ALaStcrSon. for
mer sheriff iii the southwest, and
in recent years sporting editor oi
the Morning Telegraph. died oi
heart disease al his desk here to-
day. He was 90 years old.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
IS 900 Reward Dead or Alive
For Each Auto Mail Bandi;

Washington. Oct. Zo-PoSt-
master General Hays today Of
fcred a reward of 5000 dead or
alive" for each OF the three auto
mobile bandits who held up a
mail truck in New York last
night. 1t is indicated that $4,000
in loot was secured.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Stone Tells 'Em To Stay Away

Cleveland Oct. E5-W. 4.
Stone, president of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
today corroborated reports that
he had advised the general chair
men ct the engineers they need
not respond to the citation OF the
Railroad Labor Board to appear
before the board i'll Chicago to-
morrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Won't Tell Plans

Washington, Oct. 25-The pol
icy of the Department of Justice
in event OF a railroad strike, was
formulated today in n conference
between Attorney General Daugh
erty and District Attorneys from
five important railroad centers.
The attorneys as they lett the
conference were warned not to
talk.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Can Centre Turn The Trick? ?

Danvillc, kv,. Oct. 25 - Gan
Centre turn the trick? This queS-
tiUn is uppermoSt ~ the minis o.
Gold and White enthusiasts thru
out the state. Harvard has tackled
one dangerous team after anoth-
er this fall and has yet to meet
defeat. Penn State gave her 4
mighty scare Saturday and the
Crimson team was lucky to es-
cape with Il To II tie
The Harvard line apparently i
not SO strong this year as last. for
Georgia and Penn State crossed
her goal line. Centre and Prince
ton were the only clrvenS that
accomplished this feat last fall.
Centres offensive game. which
has been a bit off color this sea
son. looked 100 per cent better
Saturday. In scoring qS points
on Pennsylvania. Moran gave lG
men a workout. The first eleven
did not play a full half. but while
action demonstrated stellar
team work. excellent knowledge
: oi the fundamental and real de
fensivr ability.
; What will be Centres lineup
when she starts against Harvard
: i puzzle. In every game play
ed thus Tar the Ccntrc coaches
have switched the men around
Coach Moran frequently will al
nouncc one lineup OH the exc OF
! the contest and ten minutes be
fore game time will decide on 4
change.
/! 80 Mcmillan assured fans Sat
urday that hc had returned I,
form. Although the all American
quarterback was i'll the game only
only one-half time, he gained 6Sl
yards. He averaged sixty YARD:
every time lie carried the iall. HO
backing up the line. frequently
called to his men to be ON then
guard for u reverse play Cr trick
formation. and in an uncauny
manner solved the formations a.
the Lexington aggregation before
they could get under way.
Centre did not attempt 10 un-
lcoyer any OF Moran's pet plays
ION one occasion when the Colo
nelS uncorked a reverse play. :
Harvard scout who was sitting
Just behind the Centre bench. cal
ed out: Look ont. Moran. Noi
might mearth something" Three
Crimson spies who were OH hant
will have little to report to tn,
! Boston boys.
!; The showing OF Centres thirC
team was one OF the features %
the matinee. This third conbin
alton has been battered daily foi
two weeks BY the first and seconC
teams and have had little oppor
tunity TO advance the ball. Like
wild men they tore into the Grim
son varsity and rolled up thre,
markers in less than fifteen min
utes of play.
i The sight OF a kenuclly colleg'
i ing three full teams into a gan'
in one quarter was a real novelty
1t was probably the first time il
History that such stunt had beer
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Fell From Hotel Window

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 25-A cor
oner's jury today returned Yer
dict that Dorothy Raineys death
was an accident. She died after
a fall from Il hotel window here
last night She was a resident OF
Newport and had been attending
the races here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
FiddIers' Contest At Union CITY

Col. John Berry asks the Daily
Register to announce that he will
hold an Old Fiddlers' Contest al
the high school building at Union
City next Saturday night. Sever
cash prizes will be given. He eX-
poets to have some of the best
fiddlers in this section to compete
Three good Judges will be an
nounced Thursday, he says. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
CLAY SHACKELF0RD
PASSES AWAY

Clay Keen ShacHeIiord died z.
the home OF his mother, Mrs JAS.
7. Shackeliord. Oh N1,st Man
street. Tuesday morning at two
g. clock.
Funeral services will K ncld at
the home Wednesday afternoon
III three O'Clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Pumpkin Show

tuesday. November Isl. Tor the
largest pumpkin grown in Madi-
son county:
Ist Prize-Oue barrel LeXinS-
ton Maid Flour
2nd Prize-l0O pounds LeXing-
ton Maid Flour.
5rd Prizc-5O pounds LexiiE
ton Maid Flour.
2542 MCKINNEY & ARNOLD
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Oct. 25-Iiogs Soc
lower, tops So; cattle dull; calves
SIP down.
Louisville, Oct. 25-Cattlc 300
slow and unchanged; hogs 700;
2Sc lower: tops So: sheep 100
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Generally fair and somewhat
warmer tonight; Wednesday UNI
settled, probably rain; colder
Wednesday afternoon or night
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Cynthians Court Day

Monday was court day at Gym
thiana. Cattle. yearlings, brought
from 81 to $500 hundred: 20O
head OF sheep SO to 50 head ;
COWS sold from S55 to %1; SO
mule colts from $50 to $50 head
sows and pigs from SIS to $55.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
MEDICINAL Beer
! READY FOR SUFFERERS
tpy Assoc,ntco .'r.s-)

w dSilIliStpil. OCl- q DSCi dS
Medicine enjoys full legal status
oday through the unexpected
ction OF the Treasury depart
ucnt in PRONUNCIATION Of rcgula
ions permitting its use for that
purpose. Dry advocates. in an
Jut of Congress. did not conceal
their disapproral of the depart
mcnt's action. No arbitrary lin
L i placed on the number OF pre-
>criptions. each Tor the cquiva-
icut OF 4 cas-. one person may
obtain within given period.
Washington. Oct. 25-.As un-
expected a. 4 rainStorm in dcS-
crt. regulations permitting the
manufacture and Use OF beer for
medical purposes were issued to-
day by the Treasury Department.
Issuance Of the beer regulations
will cause rcdoubicd efforts To- CT
feet the passage of the anti-bccr
measures. Senate leaders declared
while Wayne Z. Wheeler, general
counsel for the Anti-Saloon Lea
que, described the Treasury's ac-
ton aS less 'dcfensible than at
any other time
Secretary Andrew Mellon. in
announcing issuance OF the beer
rules. declared that the legal
rights oi the parties concerned
being plain. the department is un-
able to delay longer the issuance
/ OF these regulations"
The rules cover comprehensive
" the use OF beer, wines and spir-
ituous liquors for medicines. The
amount OF beer a physician may
; prescribe at one time for the uSt
of the same person Is limited II
two and one-half gallons. tn,
equivalent OF a case. but no arbi-
trary limit is placed upon the
number of such prescriptions Z
/; physician may write or the saInC
person may obtain within u g;vci
period.
Two quarts oi. wine was til:
limit put upon the single pre-
scription for that beverage, bur
otherwise the regulations are tn,
same as for beer. SpirituouS Ii
quors are limited TO one pint Will
III any ten day period and alcoho
for external use was limited to ;
pint to the same person at on,
! time.
| Prescriptions for these mcdi
cines may be filled only by retail
), druggists.
I Prescriptions are not refillabl,
;; and the regulations declare that ;
pharmacists should refuse to- i'll
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has any reason to believe that PLY
!. siicans are prescribing for othe,
than medical use or that n patien
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necessary for medicinal purpos
es."
The regulations also limit pre-
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} suffering.
Besides beer. the regulation
permit the use for medicinal ,pur
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liquors, such as ale. porter, NAL
extracts and similar fermente,
malt liquors containing one-hal
OF one per cent or more OF alcoho
.bv voiulnc
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
FIREMEN PLAY THREE
 GAMES FOR $112,OO0

Chicago. August 14.-One hundred, twelve thousand dollars was added to the Chicago firemen's relief fund, as the result of the three game base : ball series between the local firemen and the firemen of New York, it was announced tonight by Mayor William H. Thompson at banquet given by the Gotham fire fighters and officials last night.
 The mayor lauded the spirit 0, the players and presented w. W. Cohen, honorary deputy battalion chief of the New York fire depar. : ment. who trained the eastern team silver loving cup as a token of Chicago's appreciation of their CO., operation in raising the fund.
 Players on each team were pre- sented with cuff links as Chicago s gift As a precautionary measure, q miniature fire alarm system was set up in the center of the banquet hall so that in case of general alarm no time would be lost
 The Gotham visitors were escorted to their train by fire trucks anJ automobiles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15

In the National race, Pittsburg, which has taken five consecutive games from Chicago, appears to have a much steadier pitching staff than New York. Although hit hard in a few contests the Pirate pitchers have been able to go the full distance. Pittsburg seems also to have the edge on it's rival in fielding.
 Braves Hopes Dwindling
 Boston's hope of reaching the top is dwindling With a handicap of eight games to overcome in 4S to be played the Braves would have to average two victories in three games. while the Pirates were breaking even The play of the Brooklyn club in the west was a surprise. the Superbas taking three series out of four. St. Louis and Chicago are doing well in both batting and fielding. The Car dnals lost several close games re- gently and the Cubs have been handi- capped by ineffective pitching. Gin cinnati's play improved just enough to permit the Reds to benefit by Chi cago's slump and go into sixth place For last team. Philadelphia is play ing fair game.
 Indians Lack Power
 Tn the American league Cleveland has failed to show the same run scoring power as New York, although both met the same teams last week. Little difference Is seen in a com parison of pitching strength The home run hitting combination of Ruth, Baker and Meusel, which had a total of II circuit hits last week, has been of great aid to the Yankees
 The play of the Washington team has fallen off and the Senators are in danger of losing third place, IS St. Louis is coming up at fast pace. The Browns are getting good pitch
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
Rainbow Wins Trophy

Buffalo. August 14-Rainbow, of the Buffalo Launch club, won the Fisher-Allison championship trophy for displacement motor boats here, covering the final 90 miles of the teen minutes and two seconds. Miss Sterling, Toronto Motorboat club, was second in today's heat, and Orlo ILL Sag Harbor Yacht. club, third.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
WeismuIler Sets New
 Worlds Swimming Record

Buckeye Lake, O., August 14.-John Weismuller of the Illinois Athlete club established a new worlds rec ord for 100 yards during an exhibi- ton swim here yesterday, making the distance in .52 1-5 seconds, one SC > ond better than the mark of Duke Kahanamoku of Honolulu. The ex- hibition was held in connection with the running off of national cham pionship and Allegheny mountain championship events.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
WETUMPKA GETS FIRST
 BALE OF FLEECY STAPLE

Wetumpka. August 14.-tSpecialo The first bale of new crop cotton raised in Elmore county was brought to market today. The bale was grown on the G. L. Bass plantation by o. c. Bates, who also brought in the first bale last season.
 The cotton was purchased by M. Hohenberg & Co, the leading cot ton merchants Of this section, who have bought the first bale in the market for over 40 years.
 The price paid was 20 cents per pound. the bale weighing 501 pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
Britons Win Again

Scarsdale, N. Y, August 14-George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British pro- fessional golfers, defeated Jack Bowling of the Scarsdale Golf club and Tom MacNamara. unattached. six up and four to play, in 36-hole exhibition match. Mitchell had 66, three under par, for the aftern noon round.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15

Two-b base Hits-Knaupp Jonnard. stell- bauer, Morse, Boone
 Sacrifice Hits-McDonald Anderson, Smith.
 Stolen Base-Morse. Left on Base-Nashvile 10, Chatta- noogs 4.
 Double Play-Fiedler to Mcdonald to Anderson.
 Base on BaIls-off Morris B. Struck out-By Morris 2, Boone 1, by Lankenau 2.
 Wild Pitch--Lankenau. Hits--Off Morris with runs in in nings.
 Losing Pitcher-Boone.
 Hit by Pitcher-By Lankenau (McDon- aldo.
 Tine-1 :5o
 Umpires-Tandy and schaefer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
PIEDMONT WINS CLOSE
 GAME FROM ALBERTvlLLE

Piedmont, August 14-(Special,)- )-
 Piedmont was winner over Albertville
 on the local grounds Friday by the
 score of to {. The game was hotly
 contested and very interesting from start to finish. On account of wet grounds, the game was late starting and went for six innings when dark ness ended the struggle.
 McNaron, first man up for Albert ville, sent the ball over left field fence for home run.
 Rogers started the game for Pied mont, but was yanked in the fourth and Camp substituted. pitching his
 usual good game for the remaining innings.
 Singleton, for Albertvillc. pitched a good game. with the exception of the fifth, when three hits, coupled with | four errors. netted the locals four ! runs. The feature of the game was Carpenters catch in deep center, he | making hard run and catching the ball with his back to the plate. by 1 far the prettiest play seen on the local ground at any time. The second
 game will be played tomorrow. Score. R. H. E. 1 Piedmont 6 { AiDertVlie ........ .s.s...,. 0 Batteries: Rogers. Camp and Damn: Singleton and Thomson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
Chicks Put Across
 Enough Runs In the
 First Frame to Win

Memphis. August 14.-Memphis defeated Atlanta. 4 to 3, in the opening game of the series here today, both teams making all their runs in the first inning, after which the game was exhibition of brilliant fielding Napier put out of the game in the first inning for protesting the um- pire's decision on balls and strikes. while Brown was at bat. Don Brown, out fielder from the Little Rock club. made his debut with Memphis, getting two hits, one a double. Score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
Giants Beat PhiIs

New York, August 14.--The New Work Nationals. defeated Philadelphia to 2 today in the first game of the series. Frisch gave the Giants a good start in the first inning, hitting a home run with two men base. The game was delayed a half hour by a thunderstorm and rain fell during most of the game. In the eighth inning Burns was knocked uncon- scious by pitched ball. Score;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
TANK OUTFIELDER
 IS SENT TO TULSA

Tulsa. August ,14.-.Tom Connolly. an outfielder with the New York Americans, has been obtained by the Tulsa club of the Western league, Il was announced here. Connolly went to New York from Tulsa at the end of last season,