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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
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tritt crtuartet.

g5albinaton, 12. De5. gon bod
iteben6er omtliber Seite berla1,tet in
Bolbington, sic erite Beranoeryng
in NrGlioe,t &arbings 8abinett tper-
be oentn19it nit ben1 ansideioen
5datamtsiefret1r Wienons eintreten.
gln 1eine 9teue ion ser gegenudrtige
@riegsiefretar 8eefs tretet, Dos
ariegsoepartelnent ioa NIT be1n Ser
Morine gum v2anoesbertei teioigungs-
9epartennet,t" peridnnolaen 1lno bon
Mmineiefretdr DenbD iibernom,nen
tperben.
Sic 8erjblnel5ung 0er beioen De-
parteu1ents lift i11bes erit po1n Son
greB 3u genebn1iger. bod beiBt es, bei=
len :3uitimn1ung 5ll benz Blan, ber
Nraii6ert @arbings 8ilignng babe,
iei al,Ber 3tpeiIel:
g8ie berlnl1tet, ion Sd,aban1tsie
fretar Wfello11 idon felt ldngerer 3eit
SEN Buni6 bnben, fein Mnlt nieoer51=
lege1L uno 51por, miro ongeoentet, me
gen ser aritif, bie perihieoentlid) on
ieiner Saltung bem 8ongreB gegenl'=
ber geiibt mor0en iei
gsermtinDer,tug ber 0arine.
aSn1 3nianln1enbnng nit Ser aon=
ren3 iiber @inibranfung Ser Hiiitul1=
gen perlautet, I'M 4ongreB liege ein
Mntrag Dor, ni6t MIR Die S6iffs5abl
Ser Marine berab5uieben ionoern a1td}
sic Monnidafts1trafe a11f Die 5alfte
oes jebigen 8eitan0es ei1l5ni6ral1fen;
man bofft, auf bieie 8eiie im font
men6en &e1nnngsiabr nngefabr
100000 5u iparen. 8ie Derloutet,
1oa nod Ser eeplanten Germinberllng
sic D1arine MIR nod 1910 ltatt Ser
jebigen runo 1000 0ffi5iere baben
Gie Ma.l.libaits5abl ioa auf $4,000
poer $4,000 berabgeiebt lperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

gen leu9tete, lranentli6 menn er nit
yeluh beebrt nurDe. Irob oes bobe1
9l1fers 5eigte 9iidof Srobec ltetS To-
fortige gereitidaft, menn I'm ietne
g(usbilfe gebeten 1uur0e, Oie er 11a-
ntentlid 5l1 mie0erbolten Walen III
ser gr5oio5eie ct. Saul mdbren6 Ser
Grfrul1fnng 0es Derlt. gr5bilbots
sSSrelono leiltete, tpie ou6 in Ser Dio-
5e1e ct. Gloub, 10 oft ct bon lelne1n
Nodiolger> oeu bodlp'lten gtld)of
81tlh, Darunl erfn6t lpnroe. Mls lang
jGbriger u1o treuer Oeiflpirfer 5ur
0cbllng oes 3. 81. 6. Staatsberban=
oes, gu oeien @riinocrn er lid 5ablte,
1lno oeiien Mitglie6er ibn1 ais 3etben
ibrer 2iebe 11r1o 8erebrlt1tg 0en 1pobl=
flingeroen Natnen r8erei11sbiihof"
beilegtea1, tpob11te er, 1peltn i1l1n1er es
tim n10glib 1par, 'ben sSSabresDerlan1m
lu1tge11 6es gtoatsDerbanbes BET, Die
CT on11n bereitlpillig 0nrb ein Bontt=
fifalant berberrlibte lln0 0llrb ber5=
li6e 9lnipraben 0ie Menge Der Ser=
einsbrlber 5l1 nnern1ii0li6em Sor=
p1rtsltrebel1 an5ueifern perlta11o. Bt=
16of Grobec ipar Elm We1116enfren1lo
in1 polllten Gimme 6es 8ortes, aas B1=
ld,pf BON ct. GIoub ein erfolgreid)er
Setter ,1nb 6or6erer Ser Dio5eian-
slngelegenbeiten, ipo5n ibm Die ibn
nl1tertnn getpeienen Hrieiter in 2iebe
1l11o Mpbl1pollen ibre 11it1pirfenoe
Sal10 reibten. 8ei ouen ieine11 Sano=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
1000 ftreifen in 9fe,n Yorf.

Seem gorf, 13. Sec. 3peitouleno
Mngenente BON SdInbtbduiern in
Seem Sort, Die Ser Q1nalgamnteo Meat
Cutters & 8nt1er @orfers Of gtortb
Mmerica aneeb0ren, leeten am Mon=
tag Sic Mrbeit 11ieber unb lieBen $50
gen, Die nit Ieiht berberblid)e,n6le 6leiid)
bela6en tpare,1, I'M Stid 2eo Sofeph,
8iceprdiibent elmer Ser 1irmen, gab
6er Anit@ 4nsbr1d, baB Ser Streif
0urb einen 8eridt, bab cine 2obnre!>
button in Musiibt 1tebe, perrriadt
moroen lei. Sat iabe lei, 6aB oas ge=
ge111nartige 2obnabfornmen crit am
16. Mai 11d6lten sssabres ablal1fe. Ser
5treif bot Biz iebt nur Sic flint gro
Ben" sStrrne11 betroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
G1talaubs S1ronfolger bpDfptttert.

9on6o1, 13. Seq. = Nns Der 111=
bild,en gto6t 9lnababa6 miro Ser
oonboner Central 9ee1ps Mgentur be-
ridtet, ooB ser 8eird oes britilben
Gbronfolgers 6iiriten bon Bales pom
oer inoii6en @ingeborenen geoolfe=
rl,ng gan5lih bopfottiert 1puroe.
MS ser Eril15 ONT Montogporn11t=
taa in Maubobao ein5og, parer o1e
gtroBen Ser StaDt 5lpar bon ben Se-
BORDEN feltlidb geIbntiidt lporoet, TN
llebrigen aber nabe5u menlhenleer
nur lpenige touierb 2ente tparen 81
5ef1en, n1eiit @nropaer 1nb @1trd1ter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
sDmn,l) D'GDnnur ansgebrod]en,

Gbicogo, 81, 12. Seq. v2l1fp
Sp111n1p" 0'gpnnor, eirer Ser beriid=
tighten 9anoiten nnD Deorbbuben I'M
2onOe, 1pel1er am Wortag I'M Count
tpgefangt1is in Chicago in 6ie 9ooes=
5eue iiberfiibrt per0en loate, Inn BORT
sic anf Conner ltag angeiebte Sinrih=
tung megen grmorbung zines Boli5l
item ob5umarten, bat ben 8eboroen elll
shtlippden geldlaget uno lit nm
Soll1rtagpor,nittug aus Sem @efan9=
mis- ausgebrohen. 1reita11ieno Eoli=
3ilten nnb Sberiffsbeante baben Die
@erfolgung a11fgenommen 8ier &c
fangnis1pdrter 1purben bon 0'Gonnor
1ln6 bier anberen @efalrgenen iiber>
lpiiltigt bph r1adte S@onnor bon el=
mem &epolber, Der III 1eine 9aroe &C.
lbml1geelt mar, ipiber Grlparten nlht
Bebraub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

lu1lgen in Ser Musfiibrung ieiner bo-
ben 9nltspfli9ten lieB er ii6 itetS bon
ser 9iebe leite1; 2iebe 5eigte ct itets
gegen feline 8rieiter, bon bon 2iebe
1paren i111n1erfort feline bil6ofliden
Morte, 1,no Ser @ott Der 2iebe miro
ibln ein gndoiger &idter iei11. Son al
len, Oh Yrielter ooer 2nien, 81 0enen
er uls 8i16of Sic 1poblgen1eintelten
@efuble begte nnb fir oeren geiitiges
@obl als Sberbnl1pt ser 0i05eie er
l1nentlpest bie groBte Gorge trug,
tpirb Sem babingeibie6enen guten ST.
id)of Erobec elm lpoDlmolle11Oes Mn=
0enfen iiber bas @rab binalts gelibert
lein.
Mn Sonntngna6n1ittog miro oie
9eide oes perltorbenen 8iidofs So
COB Erobec noh ct. @louo gebraht
1n1D in ser &atbeorale gebobh 1per=
oe11, lpo Montagmorgen Sic 5roner=
feier Tim nen11 l1br nit slbiingen
0es 3oten=Sffi3iums beginnen miro.
5obol1n miro bodpp'lter Bii6of 8nib
6as Bontififal=Geq,,iem 5elebriere11,
nod tpel6ern bob4p'iter gr5bilhof
Do1pling BON ct. Eoul oie 2et6en=
reoe balten miro. Montug radlnittag
miro oie 9ei9e 1pab ct. 5tepben int
Eotpn 8rodpaD 5uriidgebrad)t nno
anf bent oortigen @ottesader beer
6igt.
(slusfiibrli6er 2ebenslm1f III nod-
lter 9aln1n1er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
gla1bt, oaB oies iebr raid geideben
0as Mbfon11nen.

wv ~ w. <t~*~~~s$tsS~s.
Das Mbfon1nen iiber Die Srlel Sup
lid)ert oer1 Ser, Staate1 ullbeibrdnf-
te 8ebte betreffs Der 5eetabel n1rb
Gn1fitotio,,ela n11i 6er S1liel, tpabrertp
Ole Gerlpaltltng Der eSniel rater ben
Wanbnts gelti1n1nullgen oes gerfail<
Ter 8ertrags SsSapun iiberlaiien bleibt;
oie Ser. Staaten erfei1ner ferner bas
Malloat ,SSapol1s iiber Die iibrigen ebe=
mails oeltti6ea Slrlelbeiitllngen I'M
stiQel1 S5eall n0rblid bonn Mequator
ali, ie6od unter gorbebalt Der @leib-
berehtig,1ng auer Nationolitaten aut
ie11e11 S1lleln.
ssapats Gertreter teilten ont Otol1=
tag in oent Ylenar=MnsI6l1B fllr oft:
aiiatiidrpo3ifiid)e 6rogen nit, es lei
bereit, ar1 l. Sanllnr 1928 Ietne Eolt=
al11ter in Chino eillgeben 81 lal1en.
Sic Sa1thbupt iSrage.
Die 11a9ite gr0Bere Mnfgabe Der
aonferen5 ibeint oie gau6bopt 5ra=
ge git 5peroelL tpabren6 Die @ertreter
ser Weabte glouben, oaB aae iibrigen
gr0bere1l Sragen Nusii6t anf balot=
ge grleoigl1ng baben; eS banoelt ltd
bierbei 1tl1ter al1oerel1t lt1tt Die 6ras
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

&al1u baB bie &lagelieDer il6er ben
500 oes feligen Mbtes 4seter Gngel,
.. g. s., perflungen fat ser uner=
bittlt6e 500 l9on mieoer einen Ser
beliebtel1 Eralaten Ser Gi05eie ct.
@lollb i11 ste glpigfeit entfii6rt. Bi=
i6of Sacob Srobec> 10 loutete Die i'll
ct. GlouO geltcrn, Mitt1po6, nod
5tpei Qbr nodnrittags eingetroffene
Na6ridt lit fur3, nadoen ct iein
Mittagsn1ubl eingenon1n1en, zines
plobliden Gobes geitorben, ln1o oie
Gotenglpde Ser aatbe6ralfirbe oere
fiinoete iiber Die 5taOt binaus Sen
Ioo oes lpie in ct. Gtpuo 10 in ser
go,l5en 9io5ele lebr beliebten 1tno bod
gead1teten, 9l1ten 8iidofs Irobec.
sssln sS1li 1897 1purDe oer Gerltorbe=
ne fir BEN Bii9ofslib ser Oio5ele ct
gIo1b erforen nnb nr1 21. September
1897 oon1 berIt. Gr5bi16of Srelnno
fonlefriert.
5eit 1einer Neiignation als 8iibol
BON ct. GIo11b in 1914, ote feline @r=
nennn11g ais Git11lar=8i16of bon 2p=
copolis I'M @efolge batte, genoB er
lei1,en 2ebensabe,lo in 1ti0er 3urnd=
ge3ogenbeit int Rfarrbauie ieines geef-
fen, oes bo91p. @errn Sobn Irobec,
aflapo ib1t1 trok ser boben 2ebensiob,
re Ger erreidte bas Sitter bon 50
osabre1) sic ibm nngeborene Setter
felt l,nb iei1 1iebepoaes8 ni6t at
ai11qen, oas i1nn1erfort aus ieinen sln=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
Dmbli,t frieSfertie; miter
erbittert.

Dublin, -. IeS.- Die Mitglteoe1
bes Doil gireann bereiteten itA &c.
1tern ullf cine auberlt ereignisbolle
l,lro onltreneenoe Sis,,ngsperiooe Dor
trosoe1n Sic Mnnabn1e oes fir Wettt.
spob auf oem Brogranun ltebenoen
e,,eIiihirilden 6rieoenspertrags nit
ciner erbriidenoen Oeaioritat bereits
polllta,.oie gelihert lit. o8n Ben 125
Nitglicoern Oes 8arlanents baben
lid bereits abt3tg ibrer 5iibrern Ar=
thur 8riffith uno Diidael Collins
eege.1iiber perpflidtet, fir Sic an=
ltobn,e sll ltimmen. Canon Sic Bale
m fam ouf rllno 5lpanaig 5timmen
gibleu, lpdbreno ser &elt Der 5lpeifels
baften Stimmen 1ih tpobl erlt lpdb=
reno oer 0ebattetl e1,tibetoen miro.
Oieie 9altl1ng bes Harlanlents ellt=
lpriht gau5 11no gar Ser Stillmung
auer 8olfsidi6ten, ste gang enti6ie>
ben fir In,abn1e Der 2ot1ooner Srie=
oensporlhlage lit. sluh Die 9alh1ng
Der fatbolil9en Stride, bie Dltrd i6ren
Spre6er 8arOilal 2ogle, oringenb
jllm Iriebensaribll1iie raten uno oie
'Sultlln9 be &alera's ouf oos Sbarf=
ite fritilieren IaBt, fitll iebr itorf in
Die @aei6ale. ginige politil6e 5reun
De Galeras bebaupten, 0ab ieine A11=
griffe u11f Den Gertrag MIR etn taf=
Tides Wfau0per 1pdrell rnO er l6lieB
lid lelblt bem SrieOensabl6luB 5l1=
Itillllnel1 1per0e.
ltnrltben lit ltliter.
SelfaIt, 12. Se5en1ber. : gel Der
id]ieoenen 9eItrigen Gerlan1nll1ngert
fam Sic bittere 5tintn1ung Ser bieii=
gen ltnioni1ten 5u eleluentaren Mus=
briidelr. 9ieie sleuberl,ngen nabmen
teillpeiie einen gerabe5u iuopalen Gbo=
rofter an. Sic Siibrer Ser llnionilten
hobcn gelter1 eine grflarllng erlal=
len, in Ser lie Sic iofortige Jreilalillng
uuer 9Srote]tontel1 1ote negen Musi6rei
tungen gegen SEN iesigen Staat SSr=
lan6 gefangen gebalten tperoen, for
bern.
2ie aageneine grbitternng nnodte
lih audi in 5ablreiden 9troBenfan1>
pfen 2uft, BEL benen geitern bte beioen
S&onItabler Sraep uno Sadlon onge=
idoiler ipurben. Seute Weorgen bro
hen Sic unrubeu bon 9teuen1 aus ul1S
es lpuroen 5pei @iirger bl1r6 Sdii11e
perlett.
@eiitlid)e in 8eratung.
Dublin, 13. 0e5. : 1ie IN G1blln
11nter oen1 8orite &arbinal 2ogues
perlonlmelten iriiden 8ii60fe perofe
fentIi1ten nod Ser Sitnng, in mel=
der ibre 9altl1ng bem anglo=irll9en
;Srieoenspertrag gegeniiber beiprodel1
lpltroe, cine @rfldrllng, in lpel6er fe1=
nerlei Stelluug genommen miro. 31e
BiIdofe flebten 0en @egen oes 9n1=
uels auf sic 8erotungel1 oes Doll
gireonn berab urb gaben Der 3nper:
iidt Mus0ruf, oaB oieies Barlament
Ole beIten sS11tereilen bes Sonoes I'M
Gimme boben perbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

ssranfreid] oeritdrft, aus 6nrdt
Dor Sen Motelt fem Seer. @ie mars
menn iie sic S6nar5en beimbalten
l1n6 gegen Sic Soften Derlpenoeten?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

Die Gfleae Ser oeltihen golfslie-
Der IN Ben Tontilien lit au empfeblen.
Sic iinb 6os anaenefnnlte MitteI fir
Die Sigen0. ihr Die. gprahe lnlnoge-.
re6t nn6 lieb 81, 11,ohe,l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

Sic fir Sic 8anie porgeieben iin6,
niht gon3 1tnbeidGftigt 5n lailen.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
LATE NEWS NOTES

The state has filed suits in Mt.
Sterling to conhscate two houses
where intoxicating liquors have
bccu sold.
The New York Giants drew a
little closer to first place when
they defeated the Pittsburg Pi-
rates for the fourth straight game
in the present series. Douglas
pitched good ball after one day
rest.
Benjamin Bush. so, and Harris.
2l. were instantly killed Friday
when a Louisville and Nashville
train struck the car in which they
riding on the Finchvillc pike,
near Shelbyville.
The Pinevillc club defeated the
Lexington Mammoth Garage
team at Pineville by a score Of I
to O Friday.
Prof. E. A. Strange. of Colum-
bia, who last year had charge OF
the school at Brodllead, will head
the school at Grab Orchard this
year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27

A 75-gallon still, 800 gallons OF
still beer" and other equipment
were destroyed Thursday by pro-
hibition agents in a raid near the
border OF iRockcastle county eight
miles from Berea. The officers
reported the raid to Director Sam
Collins at Lexington.
The still was found near a
large spring and about 300 yards
from a residence. A we'll dcfin-
cd path led from the residence to
the still, the officers declared. No
arrests were made in connection
with the raid as the house was
vacant when the officers reached
it.
Warrants for the arrest of per
sons living there will be issued
shortly, Director Collins declar-
ed. Officers making the raid were
John d. w. Collins, John f. Mar
cum and Jerome Tartar.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
SO ACRES OF WEED
SIGNED UP AT newly

An enthusiastic meeting of to-
bacco growers was held at Ncwby
Friday night, and about 50 addi-
tional acres signed up. John
Buckley, Of Lexington, was pres
cnt and told of the great advan-
tages that the cooperative sell
ing plan is going to bring to the
tobacco producers. Many who
were present agreed to sign later.
Among those who did sign were
Sam Million. Newlaild Agee. At
tilla Long, Sam Burgess, Norman
Harvey. A. D. Sanders, and Clay
ton Collins.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
Lloyd-Georg Tell Erin Again
There Can Be No Separation

London, Aug. 27-Davld Lloyd
George. the British Prime Minis
ter. Friday sent a prompt rcjoiner
to the letter Of cannon De Valera.
president of the Irish Republic
which rejected the British gov
ernment's terms for peace in Ire
land.
The Premicrs note constituted
a firm rciteration of the govern
mcnt's former standpoint that Ire
land could not be permitted t.
withdraw from the empire. He
said he thought he made it clear
in conversations and prcviou,
communications that the govern
mcnt can discuss no scttlemc'
which involves a refusal upon the
part of Ireland to accept a free
equal and loyal partnership i'll the
British commonwealth under ont
sovereign"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
OFFICERS CATCH
MAN AT A Still
Sam Pigg Arrested Near Berea
and Distillery and Product
Are Destroyed

Federal Officers S. J. Cornett,
J. NJ. Kavanaugh. and w. II. Kin
naird, accompanied by Deputy
Sheriffs S. P. Bush and w. A.
Johnson, made a raid OH a still
that was operated by Sam Pigg
down a dirt road at the left Of the
Big Hill pike, near Hunters store.
They destroyed the still, poured
out about 10 barrels of beer.
They also poured out a vat OF
beer that they thought might
have contained 800 gallons OF
beer. They made the raid on
Wednesday.
When the officers arrived they
say Pigg run from the still to Ii
fathers house down thtc hill. r
lost his hat in his hurried flight
and when the officers returned it
to him they took him into Gus
today. The officers were not able
to get out of him that he had
helpers in his business but it was
quite evident that he had. Pigg
is to appear at the October term
of circuit court and also federal
court and answer for moonshin-
ing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
LOUISVILLE POLICE IN
AUTO Theft SCANDAL
(By Associated Press)

Louisville, Aug. 27-Police to-
day seized two additional auto
mobiles in the investigation OF
alleged stolen machines. One for
which license was issued to TO-
seph Coleman, is said to have
been stolen III Chicago last May
Police reports say its original Ii
cense tags were found in the ga
rage in which Police Lieutenant
Cunningham was formerly inter
csted. Coleman is said to be a
close friend of Cunningham. The
license for the other machine
was in the name of Bert Baker.
a partner Of Coleman in a soft
drink stand. Police said the num-
Der of the chassis was changed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
Colored Minstrel Tonight

F. c. Huntington's Minstrels
arrived in Richmond Saturday in
special train and will give a
performance tonight. This after
noon they gave splendid con-
cert on the corner of Main and
Second streets, and Sweet Papa
SNOWFALL" their premier comedi-
an, kept the crowds yelling with
laughter throughout the concert.
One of their splendid. singers ren-
dered in a very capable manner,
LET the Rest of the World Go
By" Col Huntington brought
this same aggregation to- Rich
mond last year and played to ca
pacity business. Everyone will
remember that it was one of the
most pleasing eoloredl Ministries
ever seen here. The tent has
been pitched at the Creekmore
ball park in the east end and they
will give only one performance
the doors opening at 7:l5, tonight
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
BURGLARS LOOT
AT RED HOUSE
Three Homes Robbed During Le-
gion Picnic and a Quart of
Real Whisky Is Stolen

Burglars took advantage of the
American Legion picnic Thursday
and while practically all the in
habitants of Red House were al
BooncsbOrO, they made a whole
sale robbery there. They enter
ed both the residence apd store
of +. L. Davis and obtained loo,
at both places. The burglars
first broke the kitchen window OF
Mr.. Davis residence and upon
finding the kitchen door locked
broke another window at the side
Of the house and stole about $S.
They then broke a window and
pair of doors in entering tho
store of +. +. Davis where they
coniiscatcd a pistol and knife.
Upon entcrting the residence OF
Jay Lanter they stole a suit OF
clothes and some small chang
robberies are still a mystery.
II. P. Dykes suffered the great
est loss when the thieves took d
quart OF real red whisky, a pistol.
and a necklace from his residence.
When the robbers visited the
home of Sam Biggerstaff they
took child's bank that contained
about $40.
No clue has been found and the
robberieS are stilla mystery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27

L. Adams, farmer, of Hiatt: Cal
Mcclure, farmer, Willialla; Rich
ard Early, Mt. Vernon. former
mayor; John Scott, teacher and
surveyor, Bromo; w. G. Wars,
farmer, Reckford; James Chas-
teen, farmer, Disputanta. The Six
jurors accepted Thursday were :
w. o. Yaden, merchant; Steve
Albright, farmer; Alfred Owens,
farmer; Mat Stevens. farmer. c.
c. Shafer, merchant, and r. 5.
Shive1, farmer.
Court was adjourned at Sis
until 8 o'clock Saturday morning,
Circuit Judge Bethurum announ-
cling that he wished to hasten the
case as much as possible without
holding night sessions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
Cancer NOT LONG
OUT OF HARNESS

Prof. NJ. J.. Cancer, who resign
cd as superintendent of the
graded schools at Stanford for
the purpose of taking up farming
on his farm near Lynnville. Tenn.
has been persuaded to again enter
school work, having accepted a
very fattering offer to take til
work i'll Columbia High School of
Tennessee. Prof. Cancer is we'll
known here where he was prin-
cipal Of the Caldwell High School
for three years and has large
number of friends who wish him
success i'll his new position.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
VALLEY VIEW

Mrs. Thomas Dunn and chill
drcn leave Monday to join her
husband in Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs. Edna Wheeler and little
Dixie Joy Wheeler left Monday
for an extended visit with Mrs
Wheeler's parents in Portsmouth
Ohio.
Mrs. Fl. II. Robinson and Miss
Bilrdette Robinson have as their
guests Miss Christine and Geor-
gia Burton, Cf Nicholasville, and
Miss Bessie kidwell, of Ravenna
and Miss Opal Broughton, OF
BrasSheld.
Rev. O.. Lynn Green assisted
by Rev. Keller, of Louisville, is
conducting a revival meeting al
the Baptist church here. Large
crowds arc enjoying the splendid
sermons each night.
Mr. Joe Kelley is seriously il
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Roscoe Sanders under
went mastoid operation at the
3. F. Robinson hospital, Berea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest North
|cutt and Mrs. Mamie Northcutt
of Ravenna. are the guests O
Mr., and Mrs. A. B. Howard
Miss Matrlra Dale Rourk, O
'Appalachia, Va. is the guest O.
!llcr. aunt, Mrs. Harry Flynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goosey
iand Fannie Martin, of Middle
town, Ohio have returned home
after pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ashcraft.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. White an,
Mr.. Earl White are in London OF
blsiness.
Mr.. Herbert johnson has re
turned to his home in Blooming
!, ton, Illinois after an extended Wis
J it with his aunt, Mrs. Tom Man
PIN
| The manw friends of Mrs
Harmon Reese are glad to kno,
she is recovering after protract
ed illness.
Luque pitched the Reds to a
Ito 2 victory over the Phillies q
! Philadelphia Friday
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
MRS. C. C. CRICCS
LOSES MOTHER

Mrs. Margaret Alcorn widow OF
the late Esq. VIM. Alcorn. 81
years Of age. died at her home
near Ravenna last Monday. She
had been sick several weeks.
Mrs. Griggs being the only
daughter, lowered close to her
bedside till the end came. Be
sides Mrs. Griggs she leaves one
son, Chas. Alcorn, of Ravcnna. 10
grandchildren and 9 great-grand-
children, three brothers. Sam
Conglcton, James COngleton. of
Ravenna. and t. ]. Congleton. of
Frankfort. The body was buried
i'll the Congleton burying ground
near her home.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-27
WACO

Miss Lula MOorcs is visiting
relatives at East Bernstadt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Spur
lock. of Kirksville, and Miss
Hozel Moores were the dinner
guests of Miss Carrie Thomas
Sunday.
Mrs. c., H. Thorpe has return.
cd from a pleasant visit at Ir.
vine.
Mr., I. ]. Holiday spent the
week end with his mother, ii
Clark county.
Mr.. N. c. Bonny has purchas
ed a new car.
Misses Kathryne Grinstead ant
Hazel Moores are visiting Mrs
II. NJ. Thorpe at Red House.
Miss Clay Duncan is visitin,
Miss Mary Earl Griggs at Uniol
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elnor
and family, of Lancaster, spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Cobb.
Miss Ebert Browning Mills. o
Harrodsburg, is the attractiv
guest of the Misses Cobb.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnho Thoma
and daughter, Carrie, attende
the baptizing at Union City Mon
day.
Quite a number of our peopl
attended the picnic at Boones
boro Thursday.
/ Miss Lura Oldham, one of ou
home teachers, is teaching in Es
It'll county.