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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
B. E. BELUE'S DEATH
SHOCK TO COMMUNITY
Prominent Business of Richmond
Succumbs While On Visit
In South

Friends and relatives here were
deeply shocked and gricved late
Tuesday evening when news
came OF the death OF Mr.. Il. T..
Heluc at the home of his brother,
DIR. ]. {. Beluc. in Hogersvilie.
Ala, where he went for a visit a
few days ago. MIR. Beluc had
been in iii health Tor several
months. hut his condition was no,
alarming and the full particulars
oi his death were not stated in
the message.
MIR. and Mrs Belue came -
Richmond from Washington. In
diana. abnu; ten years ago, and
nave made many warm friends.
who greatly regret his sudden
passing
Mir. and Mrs. Bcluc had built
up a splendid business in TINS com
munity. Ie was held III high
esteem by all who came in con
5act with him either in business
pr socially. and his death came a
- distinct loss to the commercial
: ic. al the community.
Mr.. Ecluc was member of the
s'rc~h:teridn church. Il man O.
uurtcou> manner. and devoted
e." hi family and friends. Sur
;.iny him arc his wife. who Wa~
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. on-
l=u%h cr. lJa Helen. three ~ou>
\urvuui. Charles and B;llH Sam !;
ne Lruthcr. DR.. J. {. Bcluc. one
i-tcr in \iabama.
The funeral services Mil hc
lcid III the ,c>idercc uu Smith
Ballard street Thursday after
econ at : "'-lnck. conducted 10y
)r. X. J.. Tciford.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
UNION SERVICE
THANKSGIVING DAY

The p:..raw log u. union
Thank, giving service ~ the First
:;li,ti~, church IA giving
uoruiu. :t iJ.,.ia O'clock -
pr,'udc. ~I.a.-, Handel
D.,.oi..,-
luvu,a.ivu.
II,ru ". -: 80. Gould
Suc.k ili, Aiaich',.,- N"Ttl-.
Scripture Ecatgiiie apd rravcr-
B-. X. J.. rviio-d.
Du,j. Hic--,.l leSu,. rhrr {
= ave. D., Ncviu-Ali-~ ! aura
Rr;.ii, au5 Mis- A!iriam N-larl-
announcements
Anthem. send Ou, IT,, Light
-Gui1'u,i
Sermon. Tho Silver Lining
AMI the Grateful Heart DIR. W.
>. adler
HYMN No. ~. Awake Mv
>"ul. In l"yiui l-aH~-
Bcucdic,irl.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
$4,000 IN POCKETS
OF TURKEY RAISERS

Madison county turkey buyers
paid The highest prices ct any
market in this section nf thb state
with the probable exception of
81 Winchester. Their prices Il"
The farmers and farmers wives
ran from 20 To .'5 cents pound
whereas London dealers are re
ported to have paid but = cents !:
Carrard county 2O cents and Fay
cite county not much more than
that.
The FARMERS held back thci.
best birds apparently for ths
Christmas market. said T.. 1T. GO
don. who perhaps handled II,
largest number that went t. mar
kctS from Madison. Mr.. Gov
don says that a large percentagc
OF the birds that passed throu@i
hi> pens was too Young and I'M
mature. and therefore of poor
quality. He estimates that tn,
local dealers paid out about $40
900 to the farmers for then
I hanhsg ring birds and perhap-
the same amount Will go int,
their pockets for their Christmas
crop. About 5000 were ShippcC
from Richmond to the eastern
markets. most of them going I,
Boston. Mass. Mr. Gorden sliip
ped a car load To Haverhlll
Mass. n big show manufacturing
town about 100 miles north o
I Boston. The market here be
gan Nov. Sth and extended thru
TO Nov. Is The Christina
market will open shortly afte
the first OF December
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
TRUST LAW VlQLAT0RS
SENTENCED TO JAIL

New York. Nov. 2,'-lu lu,iicH
tons today were that iur tic lir>t
time since the passage OF In,
Sherman antitrust measure. VIC
lator> ui the act wuuld actually
.crve time behind the prison bar
Four active meTnbcrs oi the Tie
,iratc and Mantcl Manufactured
and Dealers f~>ocia ION were ser
,>uccd in federal court here T."
'av from two To- iuur munth, il
iail Federal piS,rict \tto~nc,
hayward declared ,hcy " !
-nou be on their way to jail an
hat prcviuu> guilty plea will la
appeal It. q higher court.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Harding Signs Anti-Beer Bill

Washington. Nov. 2S-Prc-i-
Itn. Harding TO-DAY signed inr
.rli-nccr bill.
Tie >i@ll;,urc - ,hc anti-hr,r
I'll automatically clu>cd the Sai.
"a the nations prohibition laws
-vvcaicd last March by Ntt"rnvy
. icrcrai palu,r IN the \"i>tca'!
cCt. and prcciJdcS prescription 81
beer Il = medicine The bill Sign
al today also ti9htcncl the iinc>
n prohibition law enforcement.
.;;t provides that = private resi-
l,ucr may Mt bc searched with
tit "a warrant.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
No Issue of Daily Register
Thanksgiving Day

There VIII not be any Is
sue OF the Daily Register on
Thanksgiving Day. a is
annual custom Of the man
agclnent. in observance al
the holiday
MI advertisements SEIZED
ulcd for Thursdays paper
will be inserted in Ncdnc>-
day afternoons paper. ani
the Friday morning clifton
of the Daily Register just
the same - the regular
Thursday advertisements
arc each week. There viii
not bc any rural routes on
Thursday and The po,tolicc
Will observe the usual hol -
cay hours.
Tie Daily Register office
Mil be open till noon
Thanl, ,giying Day ior any
rush Job printing orders. ct.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
CALLED To REST AFTER
YEARS OF SERVICE

Mr. John Hayden. age 10 wears.
died at hi> home cdnc,day
morning at q o'clock. after a
short illness OF bronchial pncu-
monia He was an active mem
Der at the Antioch church and
was splendid neighbor. citizen
and friend Surviving him are
his wife. who Was Miss Pattic
Nanatzar. oAc daughter. Mrs
Sim Tudor. II the county. two
sons. John aud Everett HAYDEN.
Oi Favettc county Funeral SER
vices will bc held at Antioch
church i thursday at one o'clock.
TnterHcnt in Richmond cemetery
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
NO BIG LEADER
is YET IN SIGHT
Turn the Tide By Taking Advar-
tsge Of the $4,000 Extra vC.es
Offereu This Week

q There are ,ust four more dar>
left. >aiur,ial being the last daN
81 the big $50 period IN the Dali,
Register subscription campaign
Some uf Ihc candidates hav. nut
yet secured ,ny ui the 2S0n c,,-
tra votes being offered this week.
- tn y di'l l,'riu@ last week y.
they have ON, fuur more iav> L"
81 ttc~c cNi-a votes - this uc--
rod closes iu- good nest >atur-
jas ana the oip,urtunitv e. uai.c
ma tiii> shortage ia getting ~nui-
81 these votes i> -nrici. Y vuu
well know. SO turned IN ur u
Ncription> during tins weed, v;li
secure iur YOU "u- .i these big
coupons.
Tiu- far 70" bi. leader .r work
yr standing head heal and Shrii-
drr> above ANY other worker h:4~
Icl rlnpcd IN ih;~ raruls.ic,l. y
81 rule al thi- tiulv m an, cam
paigu ~uu,cb,,.y ha~ practically
'',."u air.ad,. On; ia this al
stance H., rrllr Is -hau..,. a. j.
.rli,ar-i hy .hc WAY tie can.i-
Iajc- ARE Standing. NJ are s;;l'
rn % Cru'nur io"iH. vi al
t!i- dajr ias, au equal -huu M
," YIN snfuc "i the .-arI pr;lv-.
(which ,.u A-"r a.s WEI --e--'i
.ru' time ar work. aui th- 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
FRANCE IS SATISFIED
WITH LAND ARMS PLAN
oIzy A-r"ci'trd I'r,s~b

Washington. Nov. p Dclc%d-
lions 81 tl@ i've powers Il sCu~scI
land arramcnt- today hut n
definite declaration ~ policy re
-u.ici from their deliberations.
II i understood rnnc presented
-oncrctc prunounccinent >upp"ri-
ing the French attitude toward
,rmv reductions - outlined t.
* iull conference Monday by
'rr'Dic- BRAND.
.\it.r two hour~ di,cu>>iun the
rrcn:h delegation Indicated the
trcnd wa, >ucl France had moth
NJ t. fear from ,ub>coucu' nc
yutjaliuuS ON land arIuarncut>.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
MRS. R0BT, C0UCHAAN
DIES IN LEXINGTON

Friends her- regretted to learn
ii the death in, Lexington Tues
lay 81 Mrs, Robert CuuChmcn.
She ,uccumb,d following an op-
ration 1T the Good Samaritan
hospital The deceased was about
io Years ui age and wa, the
laughter at !. +. Brown. "i the
Silver Greek >cction She had
becn faithirl member oi III,
Presbyterian church inr MANY
vcar,. Her husband and. one
chiid survive.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
IA. p. Dykes Has Coed Sale

IL. l.. DVkv>. prominent kcC
House citizen. held =, good sale oi
livestock and personally a HI
home ~ Red House Wednesday
morning. Long Tom Chenauli
conducted 5h.. >alc ard got SpleEl-
did sricc> To- everything except
.;oi>c and mu.e>. which are low
or az present The popular auc-
tiouccr say. than hc l'a> ever
seen them IN X wears III his ca
rccr. Mr. -, l.es wa well pleas
cd with the result of the sale.
however RE plans 10 move to
Florida soon aud will locate ia
business On the west coast
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23

wanted to bc fair To the ware
houscmen. 80 urged uniform
valuation - lair To- all interests
involved
Mr.. Kirkpatrick. a the repre-
sentative OF twelve or fourteen
warehouses in three states. said
that the warehouScmen wanted
only competent men To value the
property involved in the proposed
deal and that fair valuation
could be had at the hands 81 ap-
praisine corporations. which he
said did business nowadays like
public accountants. lie SAID these
corporations - appraisers would
be free from local influence Oi
any kind and would be absolute
{ " f4ir to both sides. placing alb
soluteiV disinterested values ON
the property. He thought that
; II such a concern were employed
to appraise ihc property the re
suit would b. satisfactory to all
warehousemen as well a tobacco
| growers in the association.
| After some further discussion
OF the question OF warehouc val
uation. DIR. HALEY offered hi
motion for committee conpOs-
ed OF McssrS Stone. kirkpatrick
and Prewitt and adjournment wa:
taken for lunch after Chairman
Barker had appointed the com
mittee.
\ Vice Chairman Stone called at
i tention OF the conference to the
cost OF the preliminary organiza
!, ton. figured at u cents con
+ tract. as against Sl.5O to SS Il
) lothei cooperatives.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Marine Captures Man
At Mail Car Deer

Pitt>blu-. Pa. Nov. 2S-Pr;-
waite Wa>hcrmau. nitcd State
Marine C"u'>. guarding a Balti
more anil Ohi" mail train. from
a>hin@tun 1" piJ'shur". dIsc"v-
crri two men - the door al a
mai, car near Washington lunc-
tiul. MARYLAND. ic fired "n them
hut uii>>cd. cine Iuau was can
turcd and brought here. Hc
cia M To- bc a migratory work
man. The other escaped. Whether
a huldup was intended - uu-
known.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Nov. 23-l'rinc cat
tie strong parking hog lUc how
er: lights So lower
Louisville. Nov. 2S-C Cath 500.
slow and unchanged: hogS 2.4CO-
25c lower tops 81: sheep lp.
steady aud unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Unsettled Thanksgiving Weather

Washington. Nov. 25-Ou~ct-
tied weather with >trcuS prob
ability of rain over the eastern
hall of the country was The Wva
ther forecast TO-DAY iur Thanks
giving. The Chic vallcN anil Ten
neSscc are included.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
MORAN AND Th0RNhIIl
To REMAIN AT cENTRc
~. A--.,iot.d l'r---l

Eo>l,u. No@. Is J. &. Ia!J-
well. h,aI - the College \ttl,'-
ic N~>uc'l.iu.s sent word dat
{ Charlc> Moran has signed "a c,n-
tract tu continue next season a.
uaci. of the d, entire f"ulhal! team.
aldwcil also said Claude Thorn
hill would continue another wear
a. vntrc- line coach
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Centre VIII Not Play
Any Post Seascn Games

u. -NF-''NIilI''I ~
New Orleans. Nov. , Centre
Collcsc viii rot play any post
season game this year. II was
announced TO-DAY by Coach No
ran who with the Centre loot
ball eleven. arrived here today
for the Thank, giving clash with
Iulanc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Marines XII Mail Bandits
~ Associated lI"SSI

Pittsburgh. Nov. Eo-i'wo men
were killed and another wounded
bv marines guarding Baltimore
X Ohio mail train near Washing
ton Junction. Maryland. today,
t. reports L" thy p''>i-
al authoritiC- here
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Household Table Baptist Bszsm

Mrs. Anderson and her efficient
committee Will have q beautiful
tulip quilt. bungalow spreads.
sheets. pilloWoases. towels and
household novelties and necessi-
ties. Dec. }. Masonic Tempe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Corn Crib Blows Down

y corn crib on the farm oil
Terry Parrish on the Barnes Mil
road was blown down during the
wind storm last week and one Of
the windows blown out OF his
residence. Reports OF the great
est rainfall m many years came
IN from different sections.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Evening Service At
Calvary Baptist Church

Ihvr, Viii hc services - tai
var, church Thursday evening al
u'ciuck. sermon u. pastor. J..
\. Byrd Thanksgiving tali> ''I
others. l"u are invited.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23

Her many friends will be glad
to know tha- Mrs. Rice Woods.
" no submitted to 4 very >crious
operation n The Pattie Clay In
Urinary three weeks ago. has re-
covered sufficiently 10 leave he
hospital.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23

.Arch Moore. III Frankfort, was
awakened by rain IN his face TO
hnd that a tornado had lifted the
roof al his .souse aud Carried II
20 Yards.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
The Weather

n,cttlcd weather with prolia-
Die ram and somewhat cooler to-
light Thursday cloudy and cool
ar
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
BIBLE INSTITUTE AT
KlRKSVILLE CHURCH
Baptist Leaders 10 Be Heard
This Week, One Being A
Pr>unept Chinese

Programs have been received
here of the Bible InstirGte which
will be held at the kirksvillc
BAPTIST churc,,i November p to
2I. Pastor y. I. Ross has Sc
cured splendid list of speakers
and arranged a most entertain
ing and instructive program. lie
sends in the following:
Thursday, Nov. 24th
1000 Il. m.-DcVotional.
1880 a. inflow thI Chinese
People Worship God. Key. B.
<. Ding
6:30 p. m.-'Aly Conversion.
Key. =. :. Ding.
T:l5 y. m.-Sermun by Rev. i.
\. Dawes
Friday, Nov. 18th
1000 Il. m.-DcVotiUual.
1890 Il. Sermon by Rev. +.
y. Dawes.
6:l5 y. M Devotional.
I 60 y. m.-'A Century of BHp-
list l'rcg.csS -hy DIR. J. ". Pur-
ter.
Saturday, Nov. 26th
lO:GU q. M Devotional.
10 so a. III. e hurch Mon -
DR.. !. ". Porter
0:,3O p. m.-"AIissionary Work
in China KEY. B. :. Ding
T:l5 p. m.-''I.aw and Grace -
Or. |. W. Thompson.
Sunday, Nov. 9th
1000 a. M Sunday School.
HOO 4. m.-"What II Christ
DC not Risen from the Dead
Dr. J. W. Thompson.
6:S0 p. m.-Dcvotional
I GO p. m.-"1'hc JOYS OF Stew
ardship Prof. John l.. Hill
These services will l.c = real
spiritual and intellectual least to
al those who avail themselves ot
the opportunity to attend lou
arc invited - come and enjoy
them with us.
Mr.. Ding i a native Cinnamon
who came to the United HtJ,c~
one year ago and has been a >tu-
dent in Georgetown College since
and nc has wen hi> WAY To- many
hearts by III, christian conduct
and by the thrilling message he
brings from his knowledge ~
China and his christian cNpcrl-
Cncr.
DR.. 3. \. Dawes /, well Ln"~n
To the people of kirk>villc and
community and we are sure all
will come to hear him.
Or. Porter. for wears. has been
pastor OF the First Baptist church
at Lexington and i on of the
greatest defenders oi the faith IN
the state.
DIR. J. W. Thompson l. al pres
cnt teacher III Bible and pliios-
uphv in Georgetown College and
. has impressed all a. a man VIII"
J lives close to God.
! Prof. !. l.. lIill i, known thru
tout the state - our campaign di-
rector and a Dean ot George
town College lie j. 4 laH man
iWhosc sole interest i bound NJ
! in service To lis master. BE sure
ito hear him IN The uN> al
s. 1.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Friday, Nov. 18th

1000 a. n.--DcvotiUual.
1890 Il. m Sermon by Rev. Is.
y Dawes.
6:l5 p. m.-DevotiUnal.
TO y. III. ~ Century OF B"p-
list prcgrcs, by DR. !. ". P"r-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Thursday, Nov. 24th

IV.NU 4. Ul--IJtNOIIUIIaI
1880 a. inflow tht Chinese
People Worship God. Key. t..
:. Ding.
O:30 p. m.-"Mv Conversion.
Rev. Il. :. Ding.
T:l5 p. IN. Sermon by Rev. l..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
Saturday, Nov. 26th

lU:UU 4. M DcVOtiOnal.
To- so 4. III. Z hurch Mon r
DR.. /. W Porter
0:,}O p. m.-"AIis>ionary Work
in China KEY. i. :. Ding.
T:l5 p. m.-''i-aw and Grace -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23
DRESSED turkeys for Thanks
giving. Buy them of kenned.
Produce Company. rs :
Today, Produce Prices

Onoted anil patti by RenAkeI
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1921-06-18

Of the design with needlework Is not
4 new one. Cherult did IL last sa
ION with hand embroidery.
The bodice portion OF a siiAPie
coat-dress OF beige pOpelabule trimmed
with a printed fOulard, blue striped
with yellow. shows the back panel cut
In one with the right side front ano
The deep sash girdie. the ends OF the
latter and the reverse being lined WIN
the foulard. II fastens low on the
eft side I'm surplice fashion with three
galalith buttons the same shade as
the material. The long sleeves are OF
the same cut as those in a mant
coat. a new and interesting note.
One of Bernard's new coat-mantles
Of ROdier's popelabule In yellowlSh
beige hue embroidered in dark niue
has the embroidery appearing down
the sides Of the coat, on the roll col
lar and forming deep border for the
bell-shaped sleeves. The panel-like
front and loose-fitting back are left
entirely plain. Just below the deep
and exaggerated armhole are loop
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1921-06-18
FROCK FABRICS
MADE IN PARIS
New Spring and Summer Nate
rails LaVishIy Employed in
the French Models.
POPELABULE IN MANY SHADES
Wooden Goods Well Liked for Suits
and Lightweight Goats Hand
Embroidery Is in the
Limelioht.

The making of wOmen's clothes con-
stitutes the third largest industry in
! the world. The uninitiaied may speak
/ lightly of fashion. but nevertheless.
writes a fashion authority, il is big
ger and more important subject, Weld
| ing a more widespread influence than
most people realize. One OF the
/ strongest branches Of fashions tree l.
! fabrics. For a long time this was only
a slender twig.
Then il suddenly began Ia grow
and In a very short period of time
convert its development into Amazing
proportions. Designers now delight
10 lavish their best efforts on textiles.
for here their art finds unlimited
scope. WOulenS. silks or cOttOnS-
any one taken separately is no small
subject today.
Rodier. the great French maker of
fabrics, is one whose genius apparent
Iy never flags. During the months Iii
rectly following the recent war. when
the difficulty of getting raw materials
and workers was almost inSurmOunt-
able his work continued. WeaverS Of
cloths worked out Of doors in France
amid the ruins Of their factories, and
the things that they produced were
little short of marvellous.
One might have expected the mer-
chandiSr turned out under such con
ditiOnS To he plain and embarrassing.
ON the contrary. the charm Of color
and the originality of pattern were
very great. Rodier'S new spring and
summer materials. which are more
beautiful than any he has hilbert"
made. although his fabrics always
have stood for the unusual in both
pattern and weave. are heing lavish
~ employed in the models brought
out by the greatest French dress
makers.
PopeIabuIe Much Like Joplin.
An interesting new wooden we'll
liked for suits and lightweight coats
is called popelabule. In weave il is
very like old-faShiOned puplin. the
only difference being that il il softer.
II might he said To combine the char
acteriSticS Of flannel and pOplin.
Bernard and Beer. two French max
erS famous for their suits and coats.
are making extensive use Of this.
POpelabule comes i'm Il shades
There are wonderful reds. soft. duh
green's and enough browns and tanS
to please all tastes. Among the light
or shades there Is greeniSh blue and
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1921-06-18

Trimmed With Blue and Yellow
Striped Foulard.
a mauve tint, each beautiful. Other
lightweight wOOlens are in rust
browns beautifully embroidered in
leaves. twigS and pine needles.
In spite of all the wonderful shades
the preference is given to beige. not
only i'm pOpelabule but i'm every other
material. Throughout the entire col
lection of new cloths and silks by
ROdier this shade predOminateS.
There are many variations of IL from
the palest tints TO darker hues almost
brown. Cloths Of other colors fire.
quently have relief embroidery I'm
beige tone.
The creamy KaSha cloth that Ian
win exploited so freely last season Is
retained. but now Il. too, serves as a
background for raised embroidery
often in Moravian reds traced with
black
Patterns IN Plaids.
For the heavier wraps such as trav-
cling and motor coats and for country
suits the plaids having part OF the
PATTERN blotted out by embroidery are
smart. The idea Of suppressing parf