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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Brevity Is the soul of wit. In
many instances it IS the soul worth
in photoplays. The foundation OF
the INN INDUSTRY was the one auu
IWO-resl pictures.
SIX years ago producers started q
race to see who could make the long.
est films. linus many stories that
might have been depicted with q
snap and zest were auued with a bur
den of excess rOotagc.
"hlsmet,' which marked OTIS
SINNERS first appearance before the
camera, is one eminent example OF
this. When released it was more
than $500 feet long.
SINNERS pantomime in "Kismet'
is one of the finest things brought to
the silver screen. Critics generally
hailed the picture as an artistic tri.
umph, but the public failed to APP
preciate SINNERS worth because
they were wearied by many feet Of
film that showed no action.
London is now acclain1ing q series
Of Grand Guignol' pictures. They
tell a complete story in one reel.
The London Times says, CHOSE
who are led to believe that good
drama cannot be satisfactorily I'M
folded in less than . five-reel film
should see how much Fred Paul con-
trives to pack into a single reel, with.
out ever giving the impression that
he is unduly harried for time"
Now Educational Films announce
that they will produce in America
serious pictures Of two-reels by the
most famous authors and interpret
ed by actors Of the foremost rank.
No player will be Starred"
Selig will make the two-reelers.
and he promises that every essential
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01
Library Open Today
For Reading Purposes

Inc IaTnegle library VIII be Open-
ed today from to o'clock for the
convenience Of the public, it was an
nounced yesterday by Miss Carrie
Speer, librarian. No books will be
allowed to be taken out, but papers,
magazines and books will be at the
disposal of those who wish to go to
the library and spend a quiet hour or
two reading.
Heretofore the use of the library
has been denied the public on Sun
days
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01
is There, LIFE
AFTER DEATH?
Basil King. Author Of
Earthbound. Be
lieves 1t

Do you believe in life after death?
Are YOU spiritualist-or a mater
iahst? The materialjst says, Time
IS passing. Death will soon end all
Let Us then destroy the existing or
der and share the good things of this
world
As Basil King expresses it in his
great ph0to-drama, 'Earthbound, >
the creed Of the materjalist is mo
God, no sin, no future life-nothlug
but the survival of the fittest, and
every man fer himself. - Through the
lives OF three men and a woman. he
pictures the bitter fruitage of this
creed, even beyond the veil.
Basil King is a spirltualist. He
was formerly an Episcopal clergy
man, He believes with Tennyson, Il
can hardly understand how any
great. imaginative man, who has
deeply lived, suffered, thought and
wrought, can doubt of the souls con-
tinuous progress in the after life
Many who see "Earthbound' will
recall Victor Hugo's glad cry, Death
Is not the dreary finish to life; it IS
its proIongation; my work Is only be
gun"
One Of the great scenes in Basil
Kings "Earthbound" which comes to
the Rylander Tuesday and Wednes-
day is on the broad stairway in the
! lobby of a wealthy and exclusive
club. General Jack Pershing saw
this scene taken when he was at the
Goldwyn Studio in Culver City,
Wyndham Standing as Nicholas Des-
borough has assembled almost to the
top step Of the great stairway when
another prominent young club man,
and the husband of Daisy Ritten-
shaw, confronts him and tires,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01
NOTICE.

Street taxes. for 1921 are due. and
payable at my Office, between May
and May Is. After May Is. there
will be ahsadditional fifty cents adj
ded
All male, citizens between the ages
of Is and so years are subject to
this tax, which is $500 if paid be
fore May Is.
C. B. P0UNCEY, City Marshal
" i-15t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

wounding him MORALLY The great
body falls headlong to the foot of the
stairs and the psychic body IS visible
Immediately after death.
"EaTthbound" IS one of the most
timely and thrilling spiritual dramas
of the screen, produced under the
sterling direction Of T. Hayes Hun
ter for Goldwyn Eminent Authors
pictures. See "Earthbound" at the
Rylander theater.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

" tested that every farmer growing
cotton may feel sure that he will
produce more cotton by leaving his
plants not over eight inches in the
urill. If it is impossible for some
to believe this, then try at, least q
small acreage on this plan"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Miss Ella Cameron and Mrs. w. P.
Macarthur, of this city, brother, J.
H. Cameron, also resides here.
Mr.. Barton was connected with
the fire department during his resi-
dence IN Americas. later removing
to Tarpon, Fla, where he married
again, and where he lived until fail
ing health compelled him to go west
in search of relief.
Many friends in Americas and this
vicinity will learn with deep regret of
his death.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Iot The i've and slN-reeI feature pic
lures will be retained. He viii
screen novels by Sir Gilbert Parker,
/ Z. Phillips Oppenheim, Randall Par
IRISH. James Oliver Curwood
/ Actors who will appear in the films
are Lewis Stone, Wallace Beery,
Mary MacIaren, William Desmond
and Ann Forrest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Stillman to Press His Divorce Suit.
Wouldn't hurt to have it dry clean
cd and thoroughly renovated at the
SANE time.-Columbia IS. c. Rec
ord. ! -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01
Striking Similarity.

81 never saw two children look 50
much alike. How does your mother
tell you apart?"
"She finds ont by spanking us.
Dick cries louder'n me" Boston
Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Mrs. Gayby - You were such a
charming debutantc, my dear, fit,
teen years ago"
Miss GoIitely-And you were sucn
a charming chaperone for me when
came out" Judge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01
POKES M JOKES

DR.. Einstein ought to be able to
tell Us why the more material there
is III a dress, the less it COSTS
Hutchinson (Kans.) Gazette.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Good intentions should be cover
ed with asbestos. -Cartoous MGSa-
zinc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Advocates of disarmament have
already won a victory; it is against
the law for a man to fortjfy himself
with a Washington Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01
Wike But Nj Plain

"Of course. you put your faith in
the wisdom of the plain people"
81 dunno" said Senator Sorg um,
81 used to. But there are so many
lady voters now that | don't know
as it's tactful to speak about plain
neopIe in politics" Washington
Star.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

Fashion note. Corkscrew striped
hosiery, in an openwork design, is
the latest fadD
A maiden, her shapely limbs clad
In corkscrew stripes, the latest fad,
Glanced over her shoulder one day
And exclaimed, IN tones naughty.
Don't permit your gaze naughty
To 90 up my spiral stare-way"
Cartons Magazine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01

The strangest thing is that the
modern girls haven't erected tenn
pies Of Diana in all-af our large cit
les. Diana, you know, was the god
dess Of the chase - Kansas City
Times.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-01
Sarcastic Hubby

Wife-James | must have this
hat. 1t makes me look at least ten
years younger.
Hubby-Too bad you can't wear
two of them at once.-Kansas Gift
Star.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

tiguas. g hist6ricas de esta seccion
mas que ninguna otra casa de nego-
clos en- ell estado.
Cuando Sc concluya, estara entera-
mente ocupada. La aperture del tea
tro con una 'pintura de I'm million de
pesos Sc anuneiara mas tarde.
Las dos pinturas murales por ell Ar
tista Gerald Cassidy, REPRESENTATIVE Ia
urimer reunion de los I~nvasores Es-
paioles y los Indios. cada pintura mi
de 10 IL por 30 pies, y seran las cosas
interesantes en- la casa.
Las casas de negocios generalmen.
to Sc hacen con ell fin de hacer dine
70. AL hacer esta meJora J. G. Cas-
sell, Jr, tuvo en- vista las tradiciones
de este lugar 10 mismo. 10 que San
ia Fe necesita 6 j6venes mas energi
cos. En- esta connection puede notarse
que Ell Br. Cassell fue. tambien, uno de
los suscritores individuales mas gran
des del nuevo edificio del hotel. Hs
~manifestado confianza sin Unite el
Santa Fe y suh s~ustanciales contribu
clones por Ia p~rosperidad y hermosurE
de la ciudad son almente ~apreciadai
por Ia comunidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

Ell edificio Casell, ell cual ha estado
bajo construction Gesde la primavera
pasada, esta va cast concluido-en
tempo que no Sc esperaba.
Els la casa de negocios mas atracti-
va en- Santa Fe y una de la mas
grandes de su clase en- Ell estado. De
I'm punto de vista de a~rquitectura, no
hay otra casa de negocios semejante
en- Ell pals. y probablemente en- 81
mundo.
Cost6 cerca de $4,000 de buen y
nuevo dinero de Santa Fe. En- adicion,
hay euartos para comercios y oficinas,
r~estaurantes, una pieza donde .habra
automobiles, taller de maquinaria, una
cochera grande que sera ocupada poi
Ia ~Cassell Motor Company" Ia cual
ahora representa- y tiene Ia agencia
de las ventas de los Carros Packard
Jordan y Nash como tambien camio'
mes y ell Tractor Cleveland.
Los departamentos mecanicos y dc
abastos, como tamblen la coehera, es
taran abiertos al p1blico, noche y dia
y tendran una organization de MEGA
nicos de experiencia y eficientes.
Esta es la mejora mas magnific'
de su cIase que Santa Fe ha tenid'
jamas. Perpetna las tradiciones an
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

recibidos aQui Ell Martes.
Los Johnsons anteriormente residies
ron en- 81 Canine de Cerrillos Casa
No. 444, en- esta ciudad. III Sr. John
son estaba empleado por 81 Ferroca-
rril New Mexico Central pero por los
pasados dos ahos ha estado empleado
por Ell Santa Fe en- Lamy.
Ia pequeHa niha 5ngaha temprarc
el Domingo en- la mafiana en- la yarda
de su casa, alguna distancia de la If
nea. La nina fue echada menos por
su maSre despues de Ia bora del all
muerzo, pero no se alarm0 porque
crey6 que su esposo la habia sacado
de Ia yarda y Sc IL habia lleyado, AL
mediodia cuando 81 ST.. Johnson re-
gres6 a SD casa la Sra. Johnson lie pre-
gunt6 que 81 donde estaba IA nina.
Luego los padres yinieron a la conclu-
sion que tragedia triste habia SUI
cedido.
Partiendo con toda prontitud para
Ia Inca el Sr. Johnson vino a Ia con
clusion que sus temores estaban bien
pero tristemente fundados. TenGida
en- una de las tallas cerca al riel de
acero, estaba Ell cuerpo muerto de Ia
pequefa nina. Tenia marcas en- la
cabeza %indicando que Ia nina habia
recibido golpes p0r I'M tren, pero cual
tren, o 81 era de flete 0 de pasaieros,
y a que bora D tempo. tai yez nunca
Sc sabra. acknowledgements que Ia nj
ha estaba uganda cerca de la Inca
'cnando eI tren paso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Tomese 81 Aspirsna, precisamente
como Sc manda en- cada paQuete de
las Tabletas genuinas de Bayer de
Aspirina. Enton@es listed estara ST
guiendo las direcpiones y dosis regu.
lares, que por veintiun amos a estado
trabajando un medico, y que Sc han
probado salvas por millones. No to-
men ninguna chanza CON sostitutos.
81 ustedes refIejan la Cruz Bayer en-
las tabletas, ustedes las pueden tomar
sin ningun miedo, para Resfrios. Dolor
de Cabeza, Neuralgia. Rehumatismo,
Dolor de Dido. polor de Muela, Lum-
bago, y para dolores. Muy manuaIes
en- cajnlas de ojadeIata, de doce table,
tas, que cuesta unos cuantos centavosl
Los Boticarios, tambien venden en- pa
quotes grandes. Aspirin es la marca
de fabrica, de los Fabricantes de Bey-
er, Observation-Disclosures de Salicylica-
cid. tadv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

do con Ell Indio en- la ciudad de las
siete Ciudades de Cibola. Las mag
nificas pinturas estan concluidas y
pronto seran puestas en- las paroles
del teatro, donde sefan admiradas por
amos v~enideros.
En- cuanto a su plataforma habra
funciones de todas descripciones y
hay lugar ~suficiente para 'compahias
que deseen yenir a Santa Fe.
Lugar Para otros NegocIos.
En- este magnifico edificio habra
tambien I'm taller de maquinaria para
la compostura &c automobiles como
|tambien bahos de lIuvia para limpiaI
los carros y para los mecanicos. Ha.
bra tambien una pieza grande donde
cabran so automobiles; una barberfai
un restaurants y salon de muestras
para vendedores que vienen de otro'
lugares y tendra muchas otras atrac
clones que seran de mucha utilidad
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

La Sra. Lucecita b. Mascarel, aeon
pahada de su hermanita la sehorita
isabella Duran, partieron 81 Mierc0-
les en- la manana para la ciudad de
Denver, en- cuyo iugar permaneceran
por algun tempo Ell Sr. Jose Masca'
rel, quien anteriormense Isegociaba en-
esta ciudad dei6 Ia Capital, no para
siempre, pero mientras Sc perfecciOna
en- ciertos estudios que necesita mu-
chor y los cualea 10 son muy necesa-
rios en- su profession de barbero. Es-
peramos que 81 Sr. Marcarel salga con
exito en- 10 que desea y vuelva pronto
al Iugar mas hermoso que hay en- Ell
mundo, Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
TONODAR
RECUPERE Ell vIaoR
PERDIDo
HLA VIDA SIN eALup Y VlcoR
Es YIN MARTIRlo"

Cuando 81 vigor 80 acaba, cuando 81 HI
eado, los rfhones y 81 estomago NJ fun-
cionan bien, Ell sueho no ~refresca. IL me-
NORA falla, cuando sc Hiente nervtoao y
triste, sin ganae de traba1ar 0 sin Amino
para luchar. gintlendo un malestar en- &C.
neral es una sefa de que 81 eiatema ne
costa auxilfo.
M1chos Sc han dirigIdo a nosotros, OBJ
teniendo alivio, cuando creian que no ha-
bfa c0sa que los curara "IoNOphH'
al fuerza v vigor, asistlendo a Ia natura-
leza en- al obra de r~ecuperaci6n. Mande
hoy mlsmo et.oo por n GAIA, i. sun
ciente para un mes entero. y ~conyenzase
de sus maravillosoa resultadoe.-oarantlnl
-plnero uovueltos 81 no d. satlsfaeelon
BUS PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto rs. s2s River st. Chicago. III
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

La mia de dos amos de edad e hija
del ST.. y Ia Sra. w. W. Johnson, fue
golpeada y muerta por un tren del
F~errocarril A. T. y S. F. que corria en-
la Inca principal el Domingo en- Ia ma
mana en- Lamy. a segun los reportes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
NINA De DOS AMOS MUERTA PoR
UN TREN EN- LAMY.

Jueando en- Ia Linea, Ia Mia Eneuen-
ira Una Muerte TragIea; La FamI-
ia Vivla AnterIormente en- Santa
Re.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
turas mas grandes, impresivas {
historicas en- Ell oeste.

-
La Compahfa j. r. Collins.
La pieza principal sera ocupada por
la Compahia J. +. Collins, y usada pa
IA n botica. Hay IN lugar para Ia
fuente Ell eual acompa5a todas las bo-
ticas Americanas, al lado izquierdo de
Ia entrada. Este cuarto tiene un fren-
te DE rs pies y IN espacio de IS pies.
Tiene una ventana que We para la au-
tecamara del teatro y por Ia misma
entrara Ia inmensa co~ncurrencia. FL
Sr. Collins describira sus planes tan
pronto como mueva parte de su boti-
ca al lugar.
=. Fl Teatro del @ohats." .,....
La attraction mas conspicua del nue.
70 y grande edificio ahora mismo el
por cleric la casa de pinturas movi
bles que sera conocida ONO "E Oha'
te." Sus ~pintorescas torres de Pueblo
para las campanas son las cosas mas
~atractivas del edlflcio. La distancll
de Ia acera ~empedrada hasta las TO
rres son 80 pies. La distancia de Il
aeera empedrada hasta atras de Il
pIataforma del teatro es $50 pies. rs
to realmente manifesto 10 grande qul
es Ell teatro. setecientas personas Sc
"a Ia capaeidad-
Los Tableros de Cassidy.
Aqui hay cosas especiales que de
ben m~encionarse acerca de este tea
ltro. Como eecoraciones murales 10
lgrandes tableros de Gerald CASSIDY
Juno triple para cada lado. diran la his
toria de Ia primer reunion de Corona
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
Lea nuestr0S aviSos

PARA vENDER-Un Ford de dos
asientos. Investigator del ST.. Felix
Wheeler en- Ia casa de Ia Ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
PAGADOS A~DELANTADOS

COnStanternente eStam0S alerta para hacer
que este sea Ell periodico mas complete v nOti-
ciOSo de los que Sc publican en- Ell idi0ma eSpa-
mol. En- connection con este, les SuplicamOS a
nueStrOS Iect0reS que nos n1anden tOdaS las no
ticias de MTERES GENERAL, de los hechoS
que acontezcan en- Su c~onunidad.
ES nueStro deseo hacer que EEL NUEVO
MEXICANO" vaya a todaS las families de ha-
ba eSpanola en- ell EStadO.
listed nos puede ayudar v aden1aS ganar
algun dinero en- SUI tempo perdido. He aQui Ell
como lie ayudaren1oS 81 nos ayuda:
Mandenos UNA SUSCRIPCION NUEVA
para aIguna persona que NO ESTE RECIBIEN-
DOAHORAE Ell NUEVO MEXTCANO, dos Pc
SOS. Con IN peso mas, quedara pagada la Sis
cripcion de listed por UN ANO. Is decir, que
por TRES PESOS que nos mande, recibira SU
periodico por UN ANO, vie mandaremoS tam
bien a SUI amigo ell periOdicO por I'm anO; de ma
nera que listed puede ganarSe UN peso.
No Sc Olvider, que para cOnSeguir las dos
SuscripcioneS por $500 al ano, eS precise que
una de las SuScripciOneS sea nueYa.
MandenoS SUI non1bre y direction de estate
IA, n1uy claro, para que no haya ~equivocoS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-08
Louisville Negroes
Form a New Part !

Louisville, Ky, April An
Inouncing its intention of being
nationally Republican but locally
independent and non-partisan and
its desire to be free of boss rule,
the Independent Citizens League
an organization of negro voters,
men and women, has launched a
movement which its published
statement declares is destined to
Drevolutionize the entire political
complexion of the negro through
out the country.
Opposition to the Columbia I'm
ion, XII KluX Klan, mob rule or
lily whitism" is expressed and an
appeal is made in a signed state
ment from the leagues officers
to stand for the candidates who
are cleanest and most able, re-
CARELESS of party,
An appeal is made to all mem
bers Of the race to free them
selves from political slavery. say
ing our idolatrous worship of the
log cabin has resulted in making
us political slaves of the willy pol
itican and the dupes of the nation.
while Our greatest reward for
such servile fealty is. that we are
still living in Our log cabins while
our political masters are living in
palaces. The negro race is the
only race that clings tenaciously
to one political party; all other
races divide their vote and have
profted by doing So"
Jesse B. Colbert is president
of the league and n. NJ. Willis,
secretary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-08
AMERICANS WERE
REAL SAMAR!T ANS
Yank Sailors Did Noble Work for
Pitiful Russian Refugees
in Crimea
(By Associated Press)

! -Ragusa, Dalmatia, April s.
The generosity shown by the Of
ficers and men of the American
warships in the Adriatic com
manded by Rear Admiral An
drews, will never be forgotten by
more than 10000 of the Russian
refugees from the Crimea, who
infected with typhus, fled from
the Bolshevists and found refuge
here on the Dalmatian coast.
| The American sailors tender
ness in keeping the children cloth
ed and fed and the outpouring OF
pocketbooks and stores on the
ships for relief is the chief topic
Of conversation in the Russian
colony and the refugees remain
ing in this district.
! They have saved us. They are
the brightest remembrances OF
our unhappy existence" is the
most common sentiment express
ed about here.
The bluejackets from the flag
ship Olympia, and the destroyers
Alden, Brooks, Gilmer, Reuben.
James and the Sturtevant, have
fed 5000 persons daily and have
even taken clothing from their
own backs to give to the refu
gees.
When the refugees landed at
Cattaro Bay and other places and
it was found that no preparation
had been made for their arrival.
the sailors worked hard to make
dwelling places for them. They
cleaned the old barracks, and han
gars and sometimes make III
gangs of Russians who assisted in
the general cleaning up.
Upon an outbreak Of typhus la
ter the sailors brought into use
improvised disinfecting plants,
steaming apparatus and baths and
eliminated the dirt and vermin
which the Russians had accumu-
lated in their clothing through
the winter.
With real American generosity,
Admiral Andrews men, when
they saw the destitute children,
hungry and ill-clad mothers,
would take them to the local
stores and. from their own peck
cts, outfit them from head to foot.
The Russian women showed
the most grateful appreciation of
the sailors work, although they
powerless totrepay them. Captain
Wyman of the Olympia received
a long note from the Russian wo-
men extolling the sailors gener-
osity, declaring that the Ameri-
can boys had brought hope to the
hopeless women and children who
had been driven out of their coun-
try.
Col. w. B. Jackson, the head of
the American Red Cross mission
here, told the Associated Press
that the United States navy did
fine work in nipping the epidemic
of typhus in the land.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-08
The Daily Register Richmond Madison County, Kentucky Friday April 1921
BATH

Bath county was formed out
of part of Montgomery in 1911
the fifty-Sixth in order of for
nation. 1t was named Bath
because of the great number
of medicinal springs within its
borders. 1t was at Olympian
Springs in this county, that
Col. Thomas Dye Owings rails
ed and organized the 18th
United States Infantry in
1872. Owingsville is the coun-
ty seat.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-08
AN ORDINANCE

Be it ordained by the Board Of
Council of the City of Richmond,
Ky, that the hereinafter named
property holders, L. B. Weisen-
burgh, Frances F. Forbes, C. c.,
Coy, H. H. Brock. and Luther
Haden, located on the north side
of West Main street, in Richmond
Ky, be and the same is hereby or
dered to construct and maintain
concrete pavement in front of
and abutting upon their property
Said pavement shall be construct
ed according to specifications fiji
ed with the Mayor and those
which hereinbefore been adpoted
by the Board of Council for the
construction of pavements in said
city. Said pavement shall run the
full length of said property and
shall be 6 feet wide and made on
grade furnished by the Street
Committee.
Upon the failure or refusal of
the above property holders to
comply with the provisions of this
Ordinance within 80 days after its
passage and publication, then the
city will advertise for the CON
struction of said pavements,
curbs and cutters, and will let the
contract for same and upon the
completion will take such steps
as are necessary to enforce the
lien upon said property as in such
cases is provided in Section 1867
of the Kentucky Statutes.
This Ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and
publication, according to law.
L. P. EVANS, Mayor.
Attest: w. E. Blanton, Clerk. 1T
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-08

cialists, and is in a critical condi-
ton. Prof. Threlkheld is await
ing his second trial on a charge of
killing Arthur Denman, the first
trial resulted in a hung jury.
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Prof. T. B. Threkheld, head OF a
school for boys here. is in Louis
vile under the care of two spc-