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II. S. Booth Declared
Follies Contest Winner

IL :. Booth. of 1909 Perry street.
has ben declared winner of last
weeks Right r.-Id Fcll.Y contest
- the commute. "i Judges NJ.
Ho"th Viii rccc:v" tickets to
Mayo's Island Park 10y any day
h. mgy desire.
On tn" ron "f honor for Ia. week
We're tn" names ~ rharIcy E.al..
Ralph Baker and Donald =. Harri-
son.
y new series OF cartoons nS The
Times i'Ispht'h artist Will b. be-
gun this W",h Contests viii b.
continued under tn. same Cnndi-
tt"n as heretofore. An contest
ants arr requested 10 mail their
sayings /" tn. Right Field F"liios
Editor early IN ih- w"ch
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DEMPSEY WILL RESUME
BOXING IN NEXT FEW DAYS
Champions Manager will Not Take
Chances ON Wounds BE-
ing Rcnpcnrd.

ATLANTIC CITY. y j.. June ~
Resumption of boxing in Jack Dcmp-
s"E'S trimming program sin is tA".
ana perhaps three days OF. Tn
champion had planned To tax" M
work with the gloves tum"rro. at
t-y 4 Iny-oN oT seven days due To
IN" cash over his left eye. la, Man
a-er k"arnS announced t"nish, that
IN" would not risk the danger OF hay
ing the wound r""pcu"d until satisfied
that il had entirely healed
Dempsey went through his bag
runchinc and ether gymnastir stunts
his afternoon b"for" - Larry. and
ItshionabI y-hrcsSch crowd. IL. worked
tor thirty -tTc minutes, whalcd ava
50, tho punching bag for four ROUNDS.
shadow boxed for tw" rounds aud
maulcd tho heavy sand bag for four
Philadelphia lack o'Rricn. III"
veteran li:;n, heavyweight. was i'm
pressed with b"mpscy's condition.
Dempsey is working jus, right and
is in wonderful shape" O'Bri"n said.
I'll" could fight in a week IL ncccs .
sarN He does not need more than q
week or ten days Of boxing. Then
hc viii be- ready.
To-day was u scorchcr. SO hot that
Mayor Ed ward RAIDER talked Dempsey
ont Of doing road work this morn
ing After going 10 church. Demp-
s"y went Or II long horseback rid"
with the mayor. Later. with Jack
r'nri"n. Manager kcarns and Lew
Tender. the Philadelphia lightweight
h" visited Johnny clark. priz"
ring hero nf tho har--Enurklc days.
Clark. now blind and n victim OF pa
rIiYsiS. has been unable to leave hiS
bed for years.
Dempsey carried Clark outdoors.
80 h" could enjoy the warmth of the
sun. CLARK wished him success in
his match with Georges Carpenter in
Jersey CITY. July >. Clark fought
Arthur Chambers for III" wold'S
lightweight championship in Toronto
in 1879. losing in thirteen rounds. In
addition To losing tho decision, Clark
lost an eye in the encounter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
NOW APPEAR
TO Be ABLE TO SET PAL
Cleveland Proceeding mt Slow R,.
Cardinals Hitting All Kind,
OF PIT ching

NEW YORK. Jun" u Tho rI|
hurch National Lcagu. leaders
phrontly hav" overcome thni, !,
stoahin"ss and ar" in form again
SGT m" pace for tho other nom
c"nt"nd"rs The Cleveland Amorlc;
narrowly escaped being oustnd frl
ihcir position by Now York Las, "a,
mud ar" proceeding ~ sinw ra,.
~" upward RUSH ~ IA" 81. I.o)
Nhtt"ralS, who scored THOR min
straight victory today hy dcfoa,I
N'w York. promises 10 givo pi,'
hurEh another rival FOR first. nj;
h"n"rs IN" Cardinals. with - MI.
Ing stan non" too strong arr him
all kinds ~ pitching aud hnv. 81
teen victories In their past twer
contests Sow York vas unabi.
retain It's hold on hrs, pluc". as /,
GIhnts friI OF IN stick work and ,
pitchers f"il"d Ia "uuitnur their w,.
Of IN" preceding week
An "' th" Eastern National eli,
had ;,n unsuccessful week arain., +,
philadelphia hit welt. hu, tho h
did not produce runs enough to on.
weak pitching. Cincinnati. aided
splendid pitching. climbed an, q, J.,
plnc" at N" cAr"uS" 81 rhIad.lnh
~ Was TIA" Reds first winning str.
~ TIA" season.
tn" American ioagu" teams .
displaying nothing sensational wa,
initrn falt"r.d in H.. chase AZ,
,l"E"iand ami New York. Previous
de- i"aiiuE Cleveland today. tho Son
tors dr"ppcd three straight gam
1hr lni!au hIit"rS have rr.ovcr
from ihcii hitting slump The =,
YORK pitchers ar" wavrrinr T
Innk"" ba,Smen fattcncd their AZ,
"S tuNhS against the Detroit mite
"rs h"si on ana ~ Louis ar" II
praying ia play. chicago aud pr
hd"iphia at" failing hack
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hus. Noticing the size OF Dcmp-
sey's suitcase. he said:
Where are you Eoing?"
Going To pull out" said Jack.
Get in and I'll give you a
ride, said Doc" THAT thing
will get heavy before you get to
tn" depot
NO. that's nil right" replied
Dempsey. 1T wont get heavy.
All ! have In IL is shirt and a
collar button"
And today Jack has a hock OF
trunks. a private secretary and a
luxurious Limousine. What a diff
terence n few years make!
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KSAR WINS 150,OOO-FRANC
PRIZE IN FRENCH DERBY

CfiANTIi.LY. juno 2-Carrying
~" c"i"rs ~ Mine Edmond Elanc.
kS"r won tho la0.o"0 franc prizc in
lh' French Derby this afternoon
Nsar was the favorite. Grazing was
second ard shake Hands third
fcrfect weather helped TO draw to
TINS race the largest postwar racing
crowd. The race 10 tho last of the
edtm1nntinnA- for1 thA- Grand PIh.
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Jack Dempseys Personal Property Once
Consisted of a Shirt and Collar Button

GoLDFIEI.D. New. June IL
make!
In 1918 JACK Dempsey fought
In Tonopah and Goldhcld. New.
At that time he was living in n
cabin in Goldne.d. about m.lc
from the railway station. on"
night he boxed Johnny SudcnberE.
The next morning Doc" Lewis.
telegraph operator who lived
next door 10 Jacks humble abode.
saw the latter leaving with a big
suitcase. doc" was In his jitney
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HEAVY HITTING GAME
CAPTURED BY BRAVES
Cubs Use Twenty Men i'm Effort to
Stem Tidc-COntrst Goes
Ten Innings.

CHICAGO, june I'm a ten-in-
ming game az terrific hitting. Eost"n
beat 'hicag" today. - Ia =. Boston
led by i've runs in the eighth but
Chicago scored four in that inning
and one In III" tenth. tying the score.
In the tenth. with Vaughn pitching.
Boston scored three runs. Chicago
mad" twenty-five hits aud BOSTON
fourteen. Flack. Eowly aud Rnc"kc;
Got hom" runs Chicago used twcn-
" men IN the game.
Tho
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CARPENTER AND DEMPSEY
HAV BUT TWO THINGS IN
COMMON, FINDS EDGREN
Each Is Quick Flash in Action, and Both Have d
Love for Dogs-Both Have Been Described
"A Big Terry McGovern.'

y
y, = riicdh
n \ To-
% the
AN meet
Of
ing, nr. ia-> E-h,n"
q
u t
4, r.n frn
HAY loves dovscs is
dog
mis-. SID.
at Jacka ma IN.
MLhOnt a mnnr
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through tim" allowances or beca,
'hcir records have not been ina d.,
=" Winning race they are eligible
Tho us ,ro,ting class.
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STAINING. or cItI,
MlII,KI. IIIEA NJ

"hfRE THEY rIAN TODAY,
~. i"ri- at rhiiadriphin
'h'"aC" ~ Huston
Cleveland ~ M,,bjur,,
Ii"irDit al \ru \.-,
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lATONIA ENTRIES

y.. F.r -..i,, r'r','ito" glsiming: ,or mro.
a. ~, SUI sur -. r,e9w q 3, Roman. 10
u. Ground Sweii. liz" CpIndero.ia. IA
:; Ai"o ~iiiG;ih'e-TM s<ol" lis: Xasnas, id
Hr!'i.h ,Mn,d. ioe: 'DoriS. tot,
S-'ohI race 800: mn!h"ns. for twc|
Eyst"f."id '",i,S and s"ltiHrS ~" furonr>-
IS. i'r"wn, n-rp Slnk-r WashingtSr
. Iiahr@'p H.., ~ SnIh,. and Boots. 81
s -t.,, hsYd ne. roun!- . n. ,I~o I'll
H MI ssr ni,i; Hs' Mns. Mont Joy,
I,".h NE Il Mci.ean entry, zN1n,t"-
Th.T, = r'scc ,i7oo. claiming: ,or ,hr,o
..ih"".gcr =, .Monrilj". -. a.. Fonarr
a. i.%,,G SN I".n NGrEns io,; 'Tlemcwa q
n"lph. 10 Frank r io,: 'Dr. Rao. ipg
'hi"f hr"wn. 100: Wave. iii Also iii
Iim HeTer!nc. III: DARK Fr!,r, -
Fourth ric"-si.'oo; allowances IN
INC mil ana sixteenth -FW-h.low. ioi
D"ncinr SnraY. i"i. War Pre-" los. Max"
~: IL; MTrJorir iiyn.s, no; Min, O.,
Ludlow: Tor three year ODDS: six fnrIones"
YIN YIN ., ont, i"3: Humphrey. 100: siot"
y F coi%msn, los Rama. ios: Flown,
vs!Si: 10: RIIi ."ssh Rosr' fia: John IS
kcardon. IFS Also cIigiiI"-Firc ii-as,i
~ hrrinswick 10" White S'1r ~"
colo Digger. ITO; linn Daisy. !oS.
sixth rHc"-&i. 800. claiming: for tao
-2lds; nv. furlones--' Bright Ira III
i"H; H,rn!cc n. III: Equal Rights ia
h-aSs Tacks. III Article Y. ri4; VII
, Wis. 3ld;; ~ nn??,tns: IL; R9nhsl. iii
S"."nth rsc"-sI 800: claiming: for four
year sds and mp: ono mile and a -x
t"cnth-.l." Eal. io5: Matinee Idol lHt
trhct. los. Accelerate. ln6: Lord Wra cl;
los: Sea Trincc, los: k"wpic O'Ncil. lL
Conan I6N. The Wit. ITO
Apprentice allowance Of nve pound
ClA .mch. Weather. shnerr. track hea V
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"M-rmnid" Establishes u,c,,d

'r"H" JN'nhtishrs R~~ord.
NEW YORK .lnn" !: worl,
swimming r"c"rd for women nj !
Nhri.-. minut" - { = seconds. "
? today hy MISE Charlo;,. BOYLE
handicap ra"" at RrlE,on Reach
II twenty ny" yard tank tn. form
record was minut" - ~ sccon.
made by Miss 'ilidc ia,ncs Mt Iiy,
pool Eulsiauh
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WHERE THE, rIiY TODAY.
Winston Salem at I,anyills
Raleigh NJ Gre~nsboro
Hrh Potnt az llus4r,,n.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

hI>i LIS YESTERDAY
Washing ton. Ia: tIc,.lanI q
NV York. IL: Detroit
''hiN tw" games >rhrdiIirdl
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tor lack to have. H.. can take il
"I"hS mt" the mountains when IN.
S"t$ p"hr hEntInS next time. II Wil'
L." handy 4" light the camp m" 20
COOK beans and bacon on.
''"rEG'shi. 1921. by rhc Roll Syndi-
yh'r' inc. IN I. : aud Canada, Great
frllhLh and .Snlih .\ImnricHl
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
kE>f rs YESTERDAY
~" games >''irInI-d.I

NHlKE THEY riNY TODAY
f"rism"ul AT Richmond,
N'wport News at IiorL, Mann,
NnrioIL AT suffolk
Petersburg AZ Wise,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RiSi LIS YESTERDAY
"h' ": thicarn. q.
l."ni>. !: New NurL. Z.
n.,,'"nn'' :: lir"rkiNn. /.
1919 ''''' games scheduled \
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STANDING or ,Ltns


MhfEi THEY rItI TonlY.
New hnr] al 81 Louis
B">ton ~ Chicago
'r""k!Nn at tinri,Iu:,i
Philadelphia nj RITZ .,,rrh
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'EAit"d for DAILY in fourth
Eatt"d Tor Freeman i'm fourth.
Rated for Jones in sixth.
Stated !or Martin i'm eighth


Boston ........... o0l 500 Tia IL
Chicago .. Dot col Oil u .,
summary TN"-hrS" hi,s-Tcrrv
Deal. Nicholson. Grimes Thr."-has.
hts E".crrl cruise Home runs
FlacS inwdl Bo"ck-l Sacrifc.
hts NcQu,''u. ll"lk-. Ford. Vaughn.
hUuhl" PLAYS Ford "a E1r,ar,
70 :" Earharr - i"lke: Bo"ck.l to
f"rd Z" 'i"lk". left on bases HoS-
ton, 10. th -sr". H. Bases on balls
on M"Uuill"r. :: "n Freeman :: If
Jones. :. on Martin ! Hits III
Fr"r!n"n IN 4 or jones in .:
IN Martin. : ia >. m Mcou,il.n -
n 'thrc' mon VI in eighth: Of
i!iin:!m ia LIB. Ill Watson. IN
: * on HraN'"u. none in i-3 or
an:hn. 10 .. struck "ut--hv Me
SH len 2; by tr"vutau. >: by Jones.
hN Martin u Icy Eillin-ir1. !. ~
vaughn Winning pitcher Nat
son. losing pitcher Vaughn I'm
Nm and brennan. Tim
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- : lg
y n'ho5au tu ninth.
w a~hinEton.

g. ey" .tuI ana ,o, ~ -,
WASHINGTON ID. ~, -
=. HH'rma- Two base -,;hnfr;,,
Evans Hom~ rum Miller. S,o,.!r
C'y,,.,..., Miit"r Charity.
q, ti,1,"H'"' sacrifice hits EroW.-
" .ii'f Mo"riG=- puuhI. ,I,t.
N"nhS % Judge "a harris. ,;,rd,ar
10 I" N"mnseansS /" Burns Hairs
-, ''""rag Z" Judse Lott on bases
.nH. = Washington. . H..
on n"tiN ou Mopridgr. ~ i..,'.
~ ND. To . innings IN
,N1n..ih"rnn. in innings TIT
nm, ~ ~"'h"r"n hihrr,sl. Strt,...
mteh M"grjdg". i.msiny nj, ny ~"
n'" Mrir~S--oW-nS Nnll.u ana
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college baseball Results.
NhS"da University OF Tokyo,
University Of Detroit. IL.
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'Ha't"d for H.rnes In .irn,b
"''lS ... 81 J.. - s
Kan f"r demons in ninth.
matted for r-rtIca IN n!n'h
t"'ied Tor j. smith In ninth.

S""r" by innings: r
Now York - 100 onn oop
- Louis .,.....,.... Geo o02 Ou2
summary Tw"-hasc hits NciIonr.
F"Hrui'~. StorN F'riS.h. SaiI,e. T'nra..
nHS' hi,s f"rrui"r. iIornsoy Me-
ii"hfN, nom" run Monroe. Sd.ri-
u'e Nj, stock Double ulavs -
H"rn"s, Bancroft ana Kelly; IIor,S-
ny and fournicr. r.. Smith and Ban
Croft. .cft "n bases Ncw York. ::
- Louis, ., Bases on balls of i,cr-
iica ]: on barnes. ( Hits --oY .,rutS
~ IN I innings. on Sallrc in in
ninr: "m Touey. | in ! inning. struck
"ut-hy f"rtica. 2 by Barnes !! I.pS-
ING rltch"r SaIt"c l'mpircs-iiart
and Quigl"y. Time %,
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In'H's ....-...' 30 % 20
"a ilch fmr lcMtNc- In nichth


'iucinnai ....... 400 Ioa 4Ox -.
;. summary. fw"-haSr hits Kouct,.;,r.
EHh'". Thr"c-:as- nh Eon.;,.h,.
Si"l"n has ':rhu" Sacrifice hits
'aph"r' Hr"ssl.r pnub!. nia.s
,,,l>"n y" k"nrt"hv Loft on b,s-y-
hfn"NiNn > Cincinnati 2. Bases on
hi'is on itruth"r. Hits OFF H.u
'h"f IN innings 1T Mamauy.
non" IN inning. Struck entity
M".'Inard :: by H"u;h-r = Losing
mics and Emsie Tim. Io-
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southern Association Results.
Little Rock. b: Memphis. 4.
Mobile. ,: Chattanooga. !
birmingham Is; Nashville. 6-i
tScCunh game. seven inninS:).
Atlanta. -: New Orleans 60
tSccpnd game. seven inningsJ
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Dempsey Prncrasfinatrs.

DEMPSEY, champion, confident, has
ic!t his preparation for the last
m"nih. He is ing hard to take
on extra weight that he carries. His
system depends upon rounding into
shape jus; in time for July .. whore
Carpenter carries his ring condition
along Tor months. only leaving the
maj touch To preparation for the
last few days. Carpenter is now
saving IN his speed and energy. while
Dempsey is drawing enormous re-
sources 10 work down To weight and
condition, Which has tho right sys-
tenn viii he known later
The Elhs Lodge Of Long Branch
has presented Jack Dempsey with a
gold match box. and another friend
~ ORGANIZATION has supplied him with
diamond-studdcd cigarette case
Now. II some ono Will only give Jack
platinum cigar holder. no will be
all equipped for the summer.
Note-Jack Dempsey mover snokes
But tint ASoi ID ma tch- baIu4iu
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MtSsissirpi Stntc League Results.
'iArk"sda!c. "a: Jackson. IL.
''h!E on" game schcduled).
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American AssocIntion Resuits.'

American AssocIntiop ReSuifs.
Louisville. 2; Minneapolis. :.
I"ied". J; Milwaukee, (. tTcn in
ninSs).
Columbus, s; Kansas City. 10. (Tcr
Innings.
Indianapolis. %: 81. Paul. 4-12.
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Canine Protects Georges.

fsrprStS.
As Gus aud stopped on TIA"
Threshold of lh "r,n d""r. the do-;
came out. walked I" uS, wagg"d his
tail. GHv" m" Il fri"ndly suiT aud
w.u, back again.
tics a friendly fellow, ism, he?''
said
~ Georges was her., "" couldn't
cross that threshold wi,nout haTIug
him ut our ;hr"ats.' WILSON replied.
tn, dog always sleeps under
Georges bed to guard him. and IA"
allows II" on" in the room. Even |.
cannot =" in. as We'll as Ia" knows
M. He would XII mo IL came ncdy
Georges when he Is asleep. lie
watches all the time.
Thc dog followed US when "" went
friendly enough friskcd ar"uQd a lii
tie aud walked away as IL he knew
he didn, need /" keep on IN" job.
Dog Went Through War.
How long have YOU had him."
asked G"nr!;cs
Five years" said Carpenter. He
GOES everywhere with mo.
AT the 'front.'"
Yes. h. has h"cn through many
- rang" things He doesn't like 1.
Jet M on, Of his sight"
lack Munr"n". another Fighter. an
""ld-'im"r. went 4" tho war with tho
Princess rats. and served until h"
"as shot d""n aud crippled His dog
went with him L" the war. wen,
through II all. is with him now AT
home in Canada. often think there
must H." much good IN man who
holds so much Of a good dogs affcc-
ton.
10 Z" hack to Ugh, conditions.
There's another difference" between
Dempsey ana Carpenter. Tho French
man has hc"u traipinG quietly since
tn" match was made. gradually per
i,'tinG his condition. H.. has kept
absolutely 10 scientific training for
months. with n" !apScs Whatever
Result. To-Day ne is in rcmarkabl.
shape
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
INSULTS YESTERDAY.
~" games scheduled

STANDING OF ctrns
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-19
A Travelling MANS Experience

You may learn something from
the following by w. II. Ireland,
a travelling salesman of Louisville
Ky. In the summer Of 1888 had
a severe attack or cholera morbu:
I gave the fotcl porter 50 cent
and told him TO buy me d bottle
Of Chamberlain Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy and to take no sub
stitute. | tok a double dose OF il
according to directions and went
to sleep. At five o'clock the ncxt
morning | was called by my or
der and took a train for my next
stopping place. (august)
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-19
JESSAMINE MAN \
HAS TRAINED EAGLE

C. A.. White, Of Nicholasville,
has signed contract to take his
big golden eagle, Pet, on the
stage for a year. Pet is probably
the only trained eagle in the en-
tire world. Mr.. White has spent
about eight years of patient work
on the bird. She was captured
on the. Kentucky river in Jessa-
mine county by William Gay
when a mere wingling. Natural
lists all claimed it was almost I'M
possible to tame. an eagle. and it
is wellknown fact that when
older birds are captured it it i'm
possible to ever tame them. and
as a rule, they will not even keep
in good shape, no matter how
we'll they are tried to be kept
Under great difficulty and risk OF
serious injury Mr.. White finally
succeeded in gaining control OF
the bird and now she does several
fine acts, among which he calls
the salute to the American flag
waltz, handshake, the recognition
to the audience. The bird now is
the very picture Of perfection
with beautiful plunage. large and
strong talons and wonderful eyes
Besides, Mr.. White says, she is OF
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-19
WATCH SATURDAYS
PAPER and YOU'LL FIND
OUT ALL ABOUT
DOUBLE ADVENTURE

WANTED-Earn So to $l2
weekly addressing mailing circu-
lars spare time at home; instruc-
lions 25c. MailerA List Co, 5o5l
28h ST., Detroit, Mich. Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-19

extraordinary size, and with her
terrible strength could easily tear
strong man to pieces. Mr..
White claims that there is very
little known of the eagle, only
that they are the strongest birds
in the world. fly higher than any
other fowl of the air and can see
five miles as easily as ten feet
away-Nicholasville News.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-19

than any body else? But the fact
to be deplored, ladies and gentle
men. is that they think they can't
trust you enough to tell you what
effect it would have on the life of
our state in the future. Why it
is an insult to your intelligence
for them to pay man a salary to
come over here and organize you
to go out and fight for it. and
then not have enough confidence
in you to tell you what you are
to fight for Why that is not
Amercanism, or even kentuck-
ianism, to say the least. When
this government called for the
Young manhood of the country to
go and enlist in this great con-
hict, they told them what they
were fighting for. The whole
world knew what we were strug-
Cling for. and those young men
waded right into the jaws OF
death. Why? They knew what
they were fighting foride, mt ID
they knew what they were after.
that it was an honorable and a
just cause.
They say that they do not
know what arrangements the
F., legislature will make; that it is
simply matter of trusting them.
Well. that being the case, how do
| l., Il InC Ilf
will give the Governor power to
appoint the Superintendent:
They don't like that idea. And
then in the light of that state
ment that they know nothing
about what will come in the flu
ture. They turn around and say
that in a few days the Louisville
Evening Post will carry a list Of
names whom the Governor in
tends to appoint on the commits
sion. but how under Gods heaven
do they know they are going to
need a commission?
am sure they do not mean any
harm by such conflicting state
ments. but / confess that | can't
understand it. The very fact that
the promulgators of these amend
! mcnts put out such conflicting ar
| guments is enough to cause me to
be tip in arms about the matter
There was actually an argument
! between two of them as to whetl
er they should trust you people in
this matter. say there is some
thing rotten in Denmark.
| Then again. another thing that
convinces me that there is some-
thing wrong, is that we see sever
all of the leading minds of the ia
Guilty against it. They are men
and women whom we know and
whom we trust, and whom we
know to have a great big place
bin their heart for the childhood
! of Kentucky, and they are not po-
litically prejudiced in their views,
either. So in the light of those
arguments, must say, that | am
opposed to this amendment and
IeApect to fight it until the polls
close at four o'clock on the eighth
day of November, 1921.
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Farmers Day, Flagstaff, Novem- Der 26.
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 Lemon Crush in sterilized bottles. advertisement.
 Zane Grey's and Harold Bell Wrights books found at the J. c. Pen ney Co. store for 89c each.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Albers and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon rounded the Peaks Sunday. They report the up per road across the Dillman ranch very. good.
 Mrs. Frank Short left yesterday for Los Angeles, to spend the winter with her mother. Mrs. Shorts health has been bad for some time and the change it is believed will be beneficial.