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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
GETS STREET SENTENCE

Gadsden. July 2T.-James NuniTS young white man who was arrestsi Monday for disorderly conduct an fined $50 and sentenced to 30 days ol the chain gang, and who was toA that if he would leave the city afttl paying his $50 fine the hard labc sentence would be held up as long sl he remained out of the city. tore u a lot of plumbing in the city jail las night and made his escape. He wa later picked up in Attalla and todaI he is doing time on the streets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
BARBECUE TO-DAY

Anniston, July (Special) )-The postponed barbecue of the Anniston Rotary club. and at which the hf- wanis and Exchange clubs of the city are to be special guests of honor, will be held at the Boiling Springs Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock, the arrangement committee having been busy during the week getting ready for the premier event.
 The barbecue and social session had been scheduled for last month. but was postponed until tomorrow, when a gala time will be had by the m GIT bers of the three booster clubs of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
appointed to the post of chief deputy

appointed to the post of chief deputy later on.
 Rev. Bob Jones, who recently was the leading figure in the cleanup campaign, which was waged in Mont gomery, was called to see Governor Klby Wednesday afternoon. and was in conference with the chief execu- tive for a short tbme. The purpose of the Reverend Jones call was not stated, but is is presumed, his visit to the governors office was made in connection with the dismissal of MT. Austin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
 FATHER AND SON ARE " CHARGED WITH FORGERY

Gadsden, July 27.-(Special.)- Louis and A. w. Crabtree, father and son of Crudup, were arrested Tues day and placed in jail on warrant charging forgery. It is alleged that the men had forged checks on pr. Gilliland through the Bank of At talla. Last week Isbell- l-Hallmark Furniture company cashed one for $40 and about the same time one for s10 was passed at the Saks Clothing store Both men are in jail await ing action of the courts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
 TWO AMERICAN PLIERS KILLED IN GERMANY
By Associated Press

Coblenz. July 27.--Two American aviators, Lieutant Carl Derby Gun- ther. of Frankfort, Ind, and Corpo- ral L. O. Rogers, of Hillsboro, Texas, were killed yesterday when their air plane crashed at Weissenthurm field near here.
 The airplane which burst into flames as it fell, was said by specta- tors to have developed engine trouble immediately upon taking off and to have started falling at an altitude of 15o feet, when Lieutenant Gunther tried to turn back for landing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
PLENTY OF MELONS AND FRUIT

Greensboro, July 27.-(Special.)- Greensboro is being flooded with watermelons and fruits of all kinds Greensboro housewives are canning and preserving with pre-war activity, and will not be affected by the threatened scarcity of fruit next win ter. So many watermelons were brought to town Saturday that sev- eral loads had to be carried back home, and late in the afternoon they were selling for song, almost.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
To EXTEND sEWER

Anniston. July 27.-(Special.)- )-- Work of extending the Sixth ward sewer line to a junction with the main line on Noble street is being pushed to completion this week, a large force of hands under the direc- ton of Inspector Edwin Jewell being engaged in the work The work was started several weeks ago, and the entire lower section of the city is being tapped by the present exten- sion of the sewer line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
GIRL SCOUTS ON CAME

Gadsden, July 27.--tSpecial.) )-The Girl Scouts are camping out this week at the camp grounds of the Boy Scouts and are having a great time in swimming, hiking, scout tests and other forms of amusement. The girls are under the supervision of Mrs. A. Greet. Miss Omer and Miss Godue. The tents were put up by the Boy Scouts last week and loaned to the girls for the camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
COMMISSIONER SUSPENDED.
 Rv AssOcinted Press

New orleans, July 27.-Smith E. Reynolds, United States shipping commissioner of the port of New Dr. leans, was formally suspended under civil service rules at the close of bus iness today on charge of ineffi- ciency and neglect of duty, and Is given 20 days to answer the charges. The suspension was made following an investigation by Assistant Secre- tary of Commerce c. H. Houston. who arrived in New Orleans this morning to inspect various government depart ments,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
sCoTTsBoo LODGE HOLDS MEET

Scottsboro. July 27.-(SpeciaL)-- Scottsboro lodge, A. F. and A. M. held one of the best and largest communi- cations in many months this week. Work was done in fellowcraft and master degrees. Refreshments were served.
 There were about 75 Masons pres ent, many of them being visitors from Langston section. Hollywood, Lark insyille and other lodges
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
JACKsONVILLE SELECTED
 Bx Ass0cIafed Presa

Nashville. July 27.-Jacksonville. Fla, has been awarded the 1922 ses- sion of the Southern Baptist conven-- tion. which will convene May IT, and continue for week, it was an- nounced today by Dr. Flight C. Moore. recording secretary of the conven- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE

Anniston. July 2T.-tspecial. IF Watching his large watermelon parch Tuesday night Special Deputy Sheriff F. J. Tyson, who lives short distance east of Oxford, captured a strange negro carrying a gallon jug of whisky in a sack. the mountain
 made fluid being poured into the gutter a, the courthouse Wednesday morning by order of Sheriff Parker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
START WORK ON HIGHWAY

Scottsboro, July 27.-(Special.)- Sixty-fi five men began work on the Pierce highway Monday. This is a very important road in Jackson county, leading from the city of Bridgeport up the mountain. The cit izens of Bridgeport are very enthu- siastic over this road. and quite a number of prominent merchants and business men of that city employed large force to assist in the work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
MILAN TO BE CANDIDATE
 By Associated Press

will be the Tammany candidate to succeed himself as mayor of New York, Charles F. Murphy, Tammany chief, declared today, after meeting of the executive committee of the democratic county committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

MUUIIt, JuIy zI.---<hfTIVtU. ftd pludn, Texas City. Sailed: None.
 Port Eads. July 27.-Arrived: Hon duras (Nor.), Mobile: Rama (Nic. j.. Bluefields; St. Patrick (Br.), Liver pool: Venator (Nor.), Gulfport; Yuma Frontera. Sailed: Steamer Chickasaw City. Sabine; Cliffwood. Rotterdam O. T. Waring, Jacksonville Paul Paix (Br.), Calais; Pennyworth (Br.), Liverpool; Quistconck, Glasgow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
Base Ball Stars
Win In Politics

So lar as returns aFc III,
Tuesday was a good day for
base ball stars seeking polit-
ical honors, in Kentucky,
anyway.
Jim Park. Madi>ons crack
athlete and star pitcher for
the REQ team oi lexington;
oncc 7 big leagiier, was elect
ed Representative ON the re-
publican ticket from Madi-
son 80 the next House at
Frankfort.
In Laurel county. Tilford
ZONES, running as an In1c-
pendent. won for ounty
Clerk over his republican OPP
ponent by a big majority.
ZONES once managed for
Richmond in the Blue Grass
league and has played with
Louisville in the American
Association. and other big
clubs.
IN unusual coincidence
was noted in the race Tor
Representative in Madison.
BO II Jim Park and Willis
Kennedy his Democratic OPP
poncni. were twins Each
had host his twin brother,
Parks twin. Joel Park. haV-
ing died nearly three wears
ago. w'lilc Kennedy lost his
twin brother. " earcn Ken
ncAy. hardly a ye&r ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
ELOQUENT TRIBUTE
TO UNKNOWN DEAD
Is Paid At Capitol AS Thousands
Pass By American Boys
Casket

Washington. Nov lC-Grcat
and small folk moved III an end
less procession today through
the rotunda Oh the capitol to pay
tribute to the unknown Ameri-
can dead soldier lying there in
such state "a only martyred
presidents have known.
Hour by hour the heaps of
flowers abou, tile casket grew.
Some OF them blOcrled IN France
and others came 9.uUO miles from
South Africa.
The throng pass-d through Il
narrow roped way. escn side lin
ed with marines. Each man wore
4 French decoration for high
valor.
AT eight o'clock the doors To
the rotunda were opened and the
waiting throng. four abreast.
passed beside the casket. As the
first line stepped into the hall.
male voices IN blended harmony
sang the last verse nj America.
they sang with a peal OF victory
and no hint OF sorrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
.BALfOUR COMPLETES
BRITISH DELEGATION
CBy Associated PressI

Washington, Nov. 10-Arthur
]. Balfour. acting head Of the
British delegation to the arma-
ment and Far Eastern conference,
arrived here today. He completes
the British delegation except for
Prime Minister Lloyd George,
who comes as soon aS his obliga-
tions at home will permit. In adj
dition the French, Japanese, Chin
ese. Netherlands. and Belgian del
egations to the conference are
completed. The conference body
i now n complete unit except for
Deputy Medal. oi Italy. who is re-
tanned in Rome. annd the Portu-
gal representatives who are eX-
pcCted tomorrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
REQUEST BUSINESS
HOUSES TO CLOSE

The postofIice and ali the banks
will be closed in town Friday.
Armistice Day, which has been
declared national holiday. at
the request of the Legion posts,
practically all OF the business
houses i'm town will be closed for
the afternoon SO that their EN-
ployes and the public generally
may enjoy the band concerts and
see the football game at the Nor5
NAL campus The local legion boys
have informally asked their bust
ness friends II help them make
the day a big success by closing
up for the afternoon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
D0DCES HAVE HARD
GAME HERE FRIDAY

The Dodge team goes mp
against the Winchester City Hi
Freshmen OH The Normal field
FRIDAY afternoon at ? O'Clock be-
fore the big game between the
y. X. SophmCres and the .Aiucr-
lean Legion Tean. This i the
strongest team that the DodgcS
stack UP against this season and
4 hard battle is expected. 'lh-
local team has won four straight
games and is ready for new blood.
The Bcrea Boy Scout team fell
before the local boys recently.
Clark County Freshmen out
weighed the Dodgers but they
were defeated by the DodgeS. too.
The lineup will probably be Kicci
center; Jett and Black. guards /;
McCord and Maupin .tacl; Is ;
Blanton and Voting. ends; Saul
ley. quarter. adams, full, and
Dunn and Pearson. halves. One
reason the Dodges say success
has followed this season is that
every man OH the team Is Il iol-
lower OF the rooster.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
Democrats Victozs
In Lei her County

Whitcsburg, Ky. Nov. 10
Lctchcr county. although rock
ribbed republican for half a cen
tury. is in the democratic column
today. !. T.. ChilderS. democrat.
oi Pikevillc. was elected circui;
Judge by 500 majority over Ros-
coc NInovcr. republican nominee
Although returns are ineomplc {,
DR.. j. i. Fitzpatrick'S majority
ior county Judge will be over l.
COO. John Francis. democrat. de
icated Stephen Combs ior circuit
clerk and Fcss Whitaker. Jailed
jailer.' independent republican.
has carried the county by about
100 over Jones Combs. republican
nominee for sheriff. The con-
stitutiunal amendments have car
ricd
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
DEMOCRATS LOSE AS
RESULT Of FIGHT

Jackson. Nv. 1C-Thc election
OF DR.. J. j. Whitaker. Camel
City. democratic inCurnbent. 10
The Senate from the thirtv-jouTih
district. was conceded last night
by NJ. : Grain. Jackson. h, &c
publican opponent. on the face OF
returnes from the live counties
i'm the diStric: The complete re-
turns with reports oi FIVE pre-
ciucts OF the district unofficial.
give WhitakGr - 2UO majority.
No return, will Dc received
from Clayholr precinct. which
was the scene of the shooting al
fray Tuesday in which iivc per
sons were killed. The ballot box
in this ~ eciuct was thrown in
Troublesome Greek during the
trouble and no voting followed.
Clayholc precinct i normally
democratic.
Democrats attribute the cleo
tion oi a republican sheriff and
county Judge lor the first time
since the county was organized
IN 1882 10 the loss ui this pre-
cinct. The rest Ui the democratic
COUNTY tickc, was elected.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
PRAYER MEETING
FOR DISARMAMENT

y prayer meeting in behalf oi
the Disarmament Conference to
he convened in Washington on
Friday.-thc third anniversary OF
Armistice Day-will be held At
the First baptist church i'r day
morning from to s O'Clock. Nj
who believe in the Divine efficacy
df prayer are earnestly requested
to attend this meeting. An event
80 important as this in the worlds
history. should lie kindled with
delight by every peac2-ioving CIT
izen IN this country. Let IL
begin this memorial day with
prayers To- Almighty God Tor
strength and guidance.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
LEGION To PLAY FAST
ELEVEN ON FRIDAY

The American Legion eleven
ct the Berea and Richmond posts
are to play the University Of
Kentucky Sorhmorcs on the
Normal field Friday after the
Aruisiticc Day celebration. The
Soph> PLAYED the Eastern team
and defeated them in the early
part of the season and are the
heaviest class team at |. X. The
heavy line was responsible for
the l:astern defeat and will be
intact for the Legion game. The
Freshmen anil the Sophs played
TO scorclcss tie at Lexington
recently. The Freshmen have
been defeating some of the best
High School teams III the state.
The Sophs are coming iii full
force and believe that they can
defeat the Madison Legionaires.
The two posts, however. are
going to put OH the field the best
team possible. They are directed
IN Captain l,assiter, mentor at
Madison Iii. lie is 4 great play
er himself and is going to take
part in the game ii he does not
have to take the trip with th,
Madison boys TO Mi. Sterling
some old stars are going to bC
i'll the Legion lineup. The Beref
representatives on the team are
also good players. The strong
line that they played here las
November is coming out for thu
combined team. The game j
sure 20 be fast one. The Dodg'
teams also plays OH Friday, be
lore the big game.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
$50 PERIOD IN
BIG CAMPAIGN
Extra Vote Offer That Is A HUM
mer = ,nounced To Begin
In = ontest At Once

Beginning Friday morning.
November llth. the Daily Regis
ter IS going to give The wcrke-s
i'll its subscriptiou campaign an
other big extra vote offer, for
the most subscriptions turned in.
and there Is not going TO be any
limit for the amount OF extra
votes they w;n. In Oppor;unitv
Period they were limited 20 70
COO. but i'll the big 5000 period
they are allowed to get Just a.
many votes as they can.
Beginning Friday morning :,
5000 period. and from Noveui-
ber llth until November 10Th. a,
: y. III, workers will BE- allowed
25.OC0 extra votes on each SS0.Cc
turned in. and the sky Is the lin
II. Workers can get Is many
extra votes - they can secure
$50. Tor on each $40 they bring
in the Campaign Manager w:il
award 25.CCO extra votes. This IS
in addition - the regular votes.
and now Is the time fur some one
TO Win an auto. for during this
period the extra votes secured
are going TO rut somebody ahead
81 this contest.
j thursday :, tine last Gay OF The
cash prizes a. November lOrh
~ p. IN. closed this offer ami in
FRIDAY, Issue al the Daily Reg
i>ter tn, winners viii * a.
uOiInCcd
.Nil candidates =rC requested 10
repnr, or tuT. in all subscriptions
tu this office twice each week.
If they find !. impossible ;o come
in please telephone tic Campaign
Manager. 50 that lie can keep IN
close touch with YOU. for hc
might have sniuething Important
~ tell YOU during the week.
Thirty Dollar Period is the big
ge>t period of this carrpaign. 81
workers had better take advan-
tagc 81 1t. and SEE that ti,cv &:
all promises ~ subscriptions. Sec
al your friends ami tell them
now l. the time To help YOU n
this drive. - ynu can secure more
votes now than any other time
during the contest.
.\ct promptly. Take advantage
at this big offer. and get all the
votes you possibly can and just
a. soon ~ voti can.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
Democrats Carry Boyle Big

Danvillc. Nov. l0-Boyle coun-
tvs complete vote follows: State
Senate, J. +. Robinson, democrat
3,2o7; ]. ). Haselden, republican.
2,401 Representative. L ID. Mi
nor, democrat. 1913; X. IL De-
yer republican,. 2,346. The entire
county ticket was elected. Lo-
gan Woods for sheriff. leads with
a majority of l,O40 votes. In the
city council race, the indepen-
dent ticket won with one mem-
Der majority.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
SPLENDID PROGRAM
FOR ARMISTICE DAY
Richmond and Berea Legion
Posts In Charge of Madison's
Celebration Friday

Madison county's American Lc-
gion celebration on Armistice
pay will be i'll charge Of commit
tees from the Cleveland Frost
Post of Berca and the Jesse NJ
DYKES Post OF Richmond.
Splendid programs have been
arranged for the entire day. At
nine O clock Friday morning a big
delegation will leave Richmond for
Ecrea. Cars will be provided for
everyone who can go. The party
viii assemble at the Jesse NJ.
Dykes Club Rooms over the
Southern National Bank. Those
who have room in their cars for
extra passengers should get in
ouch with l.. w. DunLa' char =
man oi the transportation COM
Ilittcc.
The crowd will return from Be
rca at noon. The Richmond del
cg1tion VIII be accompanied homo
by large crowd OF Bcrca Legion
uaircs and citizens.
IN the afternoon a loot bail
game between the American Le
Sion team and the sopllomores OF
the University of Kentucky will
tr the chief attraction. Before
the game a band concert Will be
given by the Legion band. This
band i composed OF s. pieces
The band aS we'll as Tie foot ball
team viii be composed of botn
Berea and Richmond BOYS. Il IS
truly joint program all the way.
The program will close with a
banquet at the Masonic Temple
1T seven O'Clock. 1t is expected
that the largest number OF c.;-
service men ever assembled III
Richmond will bc in attendance
IL the BANQUET.
The BOYS ere asking Tor the
support OF Richmond and Madi-
son count. They are depend
in% upon the loot ball game to IL
nance the entire program. M
admission of fifty cents will he
charged. II YOU enjoy 4 good
foot ball game. attend. If you
wan, TO help the Legion, attend.
Those who d. not attend will be
COnSpicuuu, hy thc.r absence.
Les help the boys put this pro-
gram over.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
Democrats Control Senate, Too

The victory of DR. Whitaker
over Mitch Grain in the Magof-
FIN Senatorial district gives the
Democrats Control of the next
State Senate as well as the
House, Their majority in the
senate Is only one. however
Three districts were in doubt
The Democrats captured the
Hopkins Christian district with
James Rash, lost with Joe Rob-
inson in the Boyle. Garrard. Lin
coin and Casey district aud won
with DIR. Whitaker. giving them
Two out of three of the doubtful
districts. Far enough.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
COATES ATTENDS BIG
CONVENTION IN SOUTH

President 7. !. Coates. OF tie
Eastern Normal. lett Thursday
afternoon for Nashville, Tenn.
to he gone tn. remainder OF the
week to attend the annual con
ference of Southern Teachers
Training Institutions. including
all the states south ui the Ohio
river. He will endeavor during
his absence sn secure an assist
ant teacher IA English. one in
Home Economics, one in Educa-
tion and possibly one III Mathc-
matics. The school is running
the first two terms without FILL
ing some OF Tie vacancies caused
by resignation last august.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
TROOPS ON GUARD At
ELLIOTT COURT HOUSE

Frankfort. Ky. Nov. lr-Cap;.
Thompson and zen men of the
Louisa calvary troop. were order
cd bv Coy. Morrow today tea pro-
cecd 10 Saiidv Hook. November
-. 90 giiard tine l:lliort county
circuit court there where Il nun
Der oi liquor eases are on docks 3.
The troops were ordered at ;hc
request OF Judge Allcu Cisco. / his
: the second time troops have
been ordered there within iivc
months. In July the entire Lou
iSa troops were ON guard alter
moonsh ners had threatened to
Kill witnesses against them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
Madisonian Pays $50 Each
For Two Lleyvellyn Pups

The Stanford Journal = said
Tuesday: Stith Noe has a
Lcwellyn setter that is making
him nice money just now wien
filthy lucre is almost aS scarce n
hens teeth This week he sold
To a Madison couaty party two
eight months old pups at $50
each Only 4 few days ago he
sold five tha, were only three
months old II SIS. He has sold
S.S75 worth OF pups from the fe-
malc canine - far this year and
the end is not yet in sight. Who
can beat it:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
Harry Som.ners' County
Buries Amendments. Too

Elizabcthto~n. Nov i0-Har-
lin county, democratic candi-
dates were swept INTO Office by
najoritics OF about 1850. approx
matc,y the same rs last year. The
feature Of tie election MAS the
defeat OF the constitutional
amendments By overwhelming
The vote on No. /
was: For. 40: against. 4.2l6;
No. :. For 20T; against 4.2i2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
MOOnMAN TIPPED
TO SUCCEED QylN
it.y associated FIessl

Frankfort. Nov. l0-Judge
Huston Quinn. member ii the
state Court OF Appeals. who Was
elected mayor OF Louisville Tues
day, will hand down the cases
assigned to him. tomorrow, and
then resign rs Judge. There Is
no announcement as TO his sue
cessor. but it is understood that
Charles III. Moorman. Il Louis
vile republican worker. will be
appointed by Governor Morrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-10
WHITE HALL

Mrs. 5. Q. Royce has returned
from an extended visit to rela
tivcs and friends in Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. OF Wood
ford county, spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson.
NJ. Owen Douglas visited his
daughter, Mrs. Romulus Todd.
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Burgin entertained
q few friends Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Algin Branden-
burg were in Lexington several
DAYS last week with Miss Lillian
Brandenburg. who is recovering
from an operation AT one OF the
hospitals in Lexington.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard. OF West
Virginia. are visiting the lattcr's
mother. Mrs. Mossie Powell.
Mrs. Matte Forbes is staying
several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. holland Bonny.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake johnson
are receiving congratulations ON
the arrival OF a little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Hampton
and Mrs. John ID. Hampton. oi
Shakertown, are visiting their
sister. Mrs. AIgin Brandenburg.
J Several friends spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Long. While there MIR. Lawtoi
Long invited the guests into hi:
wireless rooms where they hear,
n sermon in one of the Presby
terrain churches in Pittsburgh oil
the instrument.
Mr.. James Shearer and family
of Winchester. and Rev. L.. J
! I.Amerson. of Georgetown. wer
guests OF Mr.. ]. W. Shcarer an'
family Sunday.
| Master James kunshouse is oi
THE sick list this week.