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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

Thanks for the Christina. prss-
ent' your honor. many thanks saia
eniet holding up the money. tb.n
psungihs i deep into the abysses
y ms right pocket. There uy.ra
'eai berries on that holly" added
the chief.
Err-rr by the way. chief Won
are welcome. think the Joke Is
on me all right, said the Judge.
And added, Who was that fellow.
any"ay He looked kind Of fam
oh, him: Why that was Johnnv
Garrett. circus owner and twin
brother 70 Eddie Garrett, sometimes
=. , district attorney representing
me 'itheys Ever hear OF him?
ies' | guess it's "horseon YOU
THIS time returned the chief.
Merry Christmas. Judge.' shot
pack the chief as he left the room.
Merry hell replied the judge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

We'll, chief, / don't sec any other
way cut I wish I had TO resort 10
this method to give away all Christ
mas present but no such luck. You've
got to accept the horse and If you
don't I'll have to fine you for con-
tempt Of court said the Judge
chief Bunde shrugged his express
sfve shoulders. walked To the window
and looked out "IIolly" securely
chained to a fire plug. was munch-
ing pop corn balls in the commons
Of Library Park.
Two motorcycle policemen the
only kind of mounted cops on the
department were guarding Holly
They stood between the horse and
the cannon in the park Holly
had gotten 10 the cannon balls be :
fore anyone could stop him and ii
a few minutes had consumed two OF
the iron apples. mistaking them for
pop corn balls Fears y ere held out
that Pat Reiliey might hear Of the
loss Of the var relics and raise cane.
The chief surveyed the scene b.
fore him and with foarsc laugh
turned from tho window.
Il accept he said
lie was about 10 say more nhen
Sporfly dressed man dashed into
the court room
where's the chiefr" he demanded
with the manner Or one who has
more respect fog the bar than the
bench
The chief advanced and together
tue twain stepped outside tho court
room.
In 4 few moments fhov re-entor-
ed. Tho chier ia me snortfr,.
dressed man ii ne window IL
pointed dovu ward
That's him Th,t.s lin, ~
the eternal Won are , brIcl, chef
s ou'1e rof vonlerfyl danart-
mcnt That's the horse. Tbat,<
.Bijou" lies our good-luck horse.
Got separated from the circus
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

put it on the mantle" the jurge was
beastl5 persistent and brutally face
tious
1T is very nice of you. judge. But
you dent understand. It would be
most unkind to give me that hore g.
can't accept IT, 1t wouldn't be
right said Chief Bunde
"oh that's all right, chief" the
Judge gave an almost human chuck
lei That's ali right. The horse
won't mind. not bit Not a bit -
I warn you. your honor. The
straw that broke the camels back IS
bending don't want your nag.
What would'I do with sway back.
pop eyed, NANCY skin. spawned, pot
bellied. decrepit, shambling, plug like
that" The chief didn't want the
horse. that was plain To be seen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

NISoNA LAKE Dec 2l.-The
Wayne Tarme's Co operative Ship
pers Association during the last
few weeks has shipped fifteen car
loads Of cattle and hogs TO eastern
markets.
Tine organization is proving one
OF the most successfully operated
cooperative societies In northern
Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

During the night . heavy blow
came up from the south and Wins
low, being one OF the 1,000-ton
type, had to slow down TO fifteen
knots Drayton IS one Of the 'h:v-
yer" type and sac held OF at
eighteen knots and overhauled
Winslow off Daunt Rock Lightship,
early next morning. As Drsyton
passed Winslow, Doug" sang out,
Hey, Mac, III raise you ten
Judge.
Dear Cod" prayed golden
haired little Willie, please watch
over my mamma"
And then he added as an after
thought And l dunno as it would
do any harm to keep an eye on the
old man, too"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

One night during the war two
destroyers were proceeding south
in the Irish Sea, returning to their
base at Queenstown. Drayton was
making eighteen knots when Wins
low passed at twenty three knots.
As they passed. the skipper of the
Wnslow sang out to the captain Of
the Drsyton, Doug. bet you s25 We
beat you to Queenstown
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
WHILE YOU'RE
" .r,KING


refuse 10 take the horse III
ee mule if do. III be the goat
and which ever way YOU look 1t it
don't like this monkey business.
nief &c Police Tunde was speaking
Nc was addressing the court. The
hlef was czelted. You could lell It.
iis cigar had gone out.
"Buf | INSIST. chief It's a real
pleasure for mo TO tender you this
horse as token OF my esteem The
horse is yours. I make you i Christ
mas present Of Holly. Ills name.
] understand. used to be Holly
wood But lately age and horse
cHse have caught up with him and
so hes can him Holly now. But
sours-for keeps That from
JQdge Cleveland with iudicial firm
nos and human levity he pronounced
sentence upon the horse and the
Chict
nave no place 10 Keep him.
I0ut want him" L was Chief Bunde
ssain The court room gasped, The
dsa Of an. one turning down
christmas present
This is white horse. lie lives
aftdoors The harder IL SHOWS the
better he fkes II You can keep him
otusids That snappy comeback
fton the nudge who was trying 70
unload Holly upon the chief
8oUs' had been picked up on the
streets Of East Hammond Andy
Nebraska. $50 Moss avenue. was the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

local prohibition agents who con-
fscated three stills 100 gallons oe
moonShine and 300 gallons or mash
concealed in coops OF the chickens
and geese at Steglatt's residence
Suspicion OF the agents was con
frmed il is said by investiga
into the peculiar antics OF the
geese 1t was found later that the
mash was fed TO he poultry after
being removed from the distille1
boilers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
Soused Geese Lead to
Arrest of BootleggeT

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEl
LOS ANGELES, Dec.-The anti
Volstead quacking of 800 geese re-
Gently led to the arrest OF Q. 5
stegiztt. at Cudahy. according TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

Miss Polly Barton. New York
iociety girl, was selected bv Will
Pay"e. famous nct elist. Robert ".
Maxwell prominent eastern news
paperrnan. and Mrs. Katherine tit
bets OF Lake George, r Y, as the
prett:est bathing girl on the Flor
ida west coast at the end OF
Festival Of States celebration just
ended ar 1t. Petersburg. Fla Miss
Barton was awarded a handsome
silver trophy cup BY the judges
when dressed in a pls In black two
piece bathing suit She was picked
from a large number ~ entries,
who paraded before thousands 81
tourists on the water front
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

IN accordance with naval reguls
lions, the coiors arc raised st
o clock in the morning and lowered
at sunset In the army tho ias IS
raised 1T sunrise AMI lowered ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

HARTFORD CITY, Dec. 2i.--Evsn
though the demands fer water In
the winter time are not so great
as in summer, Hartford City is suf-
fering from a water shortage.
However the city has awarded a
contract for two new wells, at .
cost OF $4,000 and these are be-
Inc drilled nov
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

MUNICE, Disc. 21.-F Four days Affsr
the automobile school hack, which
he wac driving, was struck b. a
traction car, Jacob u. Meyers. 90.
died OF internal henorrhages result
Ing from an injury to the lungs
lie had just completed his work Of
taking school children TO their
homes. when the accident occurred
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
Two Sides of Turnover

That is the function of Ad-
vertang- create consumer
demand and consumer pref
erence. With this demand as
a fact all selling plans have a
chance to succeed. Without
it they fail. The only chance
for salesmanship TO succeed
without an existing demand is
for craftsmanship to assume
the task that belongs to adver-
hsing-the task of creating
demand.
If the present efforts that are being
put INTO selling were amply supported
by corresponding effort - create con-
s,sner demand through Advertising. the
business conditions Of this country would
lie rapidly changed into an era of great
psosperty-in spite Of Old World con-
diuons and everything else.
The proof Of Ibis is IN the fact thai
night now. under thes. very conditions.
the manufacturers who are putting proper
emphasis on creating demand for their
product, as well a. selling il. are doing
big business and are actually getting tbs
high turnover that Others are trying 90
strenuossly to get through Intensive sell
ing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25

sncrtaian. trhe shove slewcrlpeion -
M essrrans Is tAs two ava une-ha1
htA Lets 4 : ana , IL u e HeQck
- III thrown into the u t. alasy
isssisnlnx 8 ! point In the Esst ssss
~ CannI sHFese tnows ealled Palmetto
Aveotsel N.tS feet North .0f tho fsouth--
Weat corneT 81 Lot three 80. E1ock five
81. ~ KSWtcnsAnsS nnvtOnS. thencs rum
s n N s, sixty. sy ne 81 s:ssSsi n, sa i
said Lot three 81 F{3f 4AnAaeed ,.i4tys
css {sslt feet t. Noir$e II the East eidp
~ Z newlys hid alttA ~ feat an i~ldsh,
Fkq = PRINT of bexlsmlsSo u th1s snfvey
T3senvr cDntinutnH Meth sikty.hve 1851
IL o. e al ins shfss Is cns sun.rsS
twenty-five us5) feet TO . point IN the
" est sidc OF E:eaeh Street; thence with
the same South twenty four tS4) de-
grca~ fortv-two t42) minutes East TWEEN
Is feet. thence Seutt sixty Ave tSs) de-
fl25t feet to a point In the East linz Of
the alley aforesaid; thence along the
~ams North twenty scur f24) degrees
forty two fls) minutes West twenty feet
L. the pLt.. 81 beginning. The bear-
| ths true merii sae. cine above descrip-
t,on - written with the understanding
that the oxcrplu~ In tho two and one
half lots st.efs l. and S : Ut OF
Block - Is alt thrown into the Is foot
Ill " cai,c.. Ivy thte aud which adi.ins
the above dsscribNl property .n the
Soath,
Won and each Of Won are hereby re-
qured TO appear to the Eiii of Com
pi,int filed hcrri'i against Won in the
above entitled cause on or before the 3rd
lay II April A. y. 1922.
This paytora Daily News is hereby
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25

s,,ettucf<1ids. An lids uslst - p1aialy
written. certified HOOD enith checs ~
n, Sheppard. Secretary 70 the 0oord
Public Instruction by ten O'clock \. II.
March 18th. 1922. An good faith checfs
cessfuI bidders these viii be held until
formai contract shah have heon eaecuted
aud good and satisfactory bond to the
Ronrd Public Instruction Furnished
Jnc A. Rogers. Architect. DAytouA.
Florida.
Ky, Order Board Pablic Distraction vo-
hisia County. Florida.
Rfv<rr n. y. &43PRA -.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25
Fwst rub. jan. Z. Last Mch. :. u.
susr 70 QUIET r,vtE

=
~ tSe circssis- Court. Seventh. Judsciab
1 Circuit, o. ! Ftorida. n and 'sor vosus
sla County. IN chaneery.
Nettie T.. Elmonds. Complainant
Tho heirs. tievisees. grantees, and, all
either persons claiming under Orrtn
s. Payne, sometimes known as O.
S. Payne. deceased. or otherwise. IN
~. ptncrfy in question. and tho
hers davisees. grantees. and All
other persons claiming under Emily
A. Ptvnc. iccerset. or otherwise In
the property in question. Defendants.
NOTICE
To the Heirs. d.visees. grantees. and
all ,ther pers.,ns claiming under crrIu
:. l'ayne. sometimes known as q. 5.
PAYNE. deceased OF otherwise. IN tho
property in question: and the heirs. de-
Nisses grantees. aud Al other perfosn
claitr.ng un,ier Emily 4. Payne. dsceas
eel. ,r otherwise. in the property ~ ,stssrS-
tirn. defendants. the sad prcpcri, in
question and involved in this suit. heing
located in Vo,l.sist County. Florida. and
d.scr,i Ct as: The Westerly One ttalt
ti:D of tn. Northerly One Half f.s) of
Lot number Four ca In Flock number
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25
tFirst pub. Jan. T.. 81
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE

In the Circuit Court. seventh Judscial
circuit OF Florida, IN and for volu-
ala County. In Chancery.
Citizens Utilities and Improvement COM
pany. a Florida CorpOr alton. Robert
II. Hilton. and Edith A. Hilton. his
wife. Complainants-
The Heirs. Dcvisees. crant30s. ana an
ps.rsous claiming under Prudence y.
Colder deceased. or otherwise. in the
property in question: and all persons
uuknoxn claiming interest In the
property in question. Defendants.
NOTICE
To the Heirs. pevisees. Grantees. ana
All persons claiming under Prudence ;.
Gcldcr DECEASED. or otherwise. IN the
orcnerty in question. and all persons un-
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tFirst pah Eel. 4--3t) }
NOTICE.

N Circuit Court, Seventh Judi i.
cial Circuit. in and for Voiasia
County, F.orida-in Chancery.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25
F.r~s tub JAN Z. Last Mch. s. at.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE

SVtt ~ aOtet tVtIc
n TIE c.rcuit Court. seventh Judicial
c;rcust. o. Florida, in and for volu-
sia County. u chancery.
AIDA N. Kelly. Complainant.
En,esirG T. Emo. II living. and il she be
dead. the heirs. deSisees. grantees.
end All persons claiming under Enc,
line T. Enc. deceased, or otherwise.
abeth Rauiersor. il living. and II she
be dead. the heirs dcvisecs, gran
tees. and all persons claiming under
Elizabeth Eauierson. deceased.
otherwise. ". the premises in Gues-
ton: and all persons unknown claim
ING interests in the property in ques-
ton. Defendants.
NOTICE
To Emelinc T. Emo. II living. an, II
shss be- dead, tho heirs davisces. grantees,
and all persons claiming unssr Emcline
9. Emo deceased. or otherwise. in the
pscsnlsen Ia question: Elizabeth Raei.r
sen. u livux. and IL she he dead. the
ko,rs. slsviseSs grantees. and ali persons
clAisnlng under Elizabeth Rauler-nu. de-
culneS1. or otherwise. Ia tho premises in
question: and all persons unknown claim
Ing Interests IN the properly In question.
Fucten'tar.s: tse SAID property in question
asel involved In this suit, being io,atsr
in volusia County. Flcri,la, and described
,,
jscrtis n Nsns itast cf the County road
known ~ "caxto Highway" Of the Ere
al'eth Raulerscn subdivision OF the !. NJ
isct Nautssx tstaut. according 10 map at
said subdivision on hle IN the Office OF
thu tscrk ef the Circuit Court OF NousiN
County, Florida. In Map Rock :. on ,.,e,
lea. Mssd tot eetns further described a..
Ia. south i,,m 81 said lot Twenty on.
| afcreeatl, With tho Wcet line of u.
CCuntv EoAd running thence Meat a,S
| ct0hAtNu Vssno NtteNt 10 street Known ~
Nts(Gewccl Avenue, d,sssne o. Az
itAoAtnMteN ctevea hundred feet, themes
N"thcr(v ONE hMndrra !cct 10 Nor,h In,
l(sstsN eleven hun lte,, ssst TO ,hr Co,a,,
Noa,l, theNc~ so0ther,s ah,ns the County
M4NJ cNr huN'hwt feet 10 tho place Ut be
alNnttsa.
{. kow amt sa.h ~ v.,u mo h.r.hs ~.
usetcd "a appear 10 the IN, vi ,snplain
tNt(t hcsclN against Yea. IN the aho,,
~nSttNNd cause, on r Mcfo's tha sth dan
OF March, A y. 1922. regular rule ,l,,
to Quiet rttle to the land above .ies,lth
al.
'rhs na,tcna paily News" Ia hc,.,h,
dcelgVNtcd ~ the news pal,r IN Whirl
this order shall be pnhlishci once a wccl
tor eWht consecutive weeks
! Witness my hand ana scai Of office y
/. nelAand. voh,aia County. Florida thi
sth 'snN Of January. A. y. 1929.
(ScsD.
SAINT. u. JORDAN.
Clerk ~ Circuit Court. Nolusia County
!, ny CLIFFORD Bolts. u. {.
HARRY A. HORN.
solicitor To-. Conpla inant
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25

N circuit Court, Seventh judi
ciAi Circuit. in ana for Vo.asia
County, F.orida-in Chancery.
W. H. GARDINER.
Complainant.
All parties claiming interests ua.def
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. deceased o.
otherwise. All PARTIES claiming interests,
urIer r. wM RuRR. deceased. o.
otherwise: JOHN L. MOVES, If living,
and If dead all parties claiming ;n;sr
ISIS under John L. MOVES. deceased
or otherwise IL the property in aaes-
tion. HARRIET 5. CCoPEP. il living
and il dead. all parties tlaiming Inter
ests under HARRIET : COOPER de
ceased otherwise in The property
in question
Defendants
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS.
To Ill parties claiming interest. ifRtef
SariIel Williams. deceased, cthe.-
wise; All parties eiain,ins interests under
r WI, Burr. deceased. or OTHERWISE;
parties. claiming iiste: eStS under Iolln t
Moves. isce used, or otnerw'isc j. the
prcbcrty in question; Harriet 5. Cooper.
IL living. .,n1 II dead. all parties ciasai-
.ay 10 'rrcsss ur.ier Harriet : Cooper
d...~ 's...i. oths. wise in the property III
question: which property IS described
OF L,ni situate. wing ard being in TIE
Cit, nf pastofi4. County OF Nolusi;t AMI
State Of F.ori'la NOR. r.ntic1,i.,ilx
l,n",si.. designated and described as fol-
lrw'. Mi:
Lots ,wa q, and three 80. I:'ooh three
- ssubiivis 81 OF lots one ~. ivo ~
:.n,i South one h.if IS ~ y OF three go.
sln,k tive -. I,s.r mars iNsstona. ar-
'os.lins to .nas Il said Subdivision in
the .)fiiee OF the Clerk OF lie Circuit
curt in ani scr Noirsa County. Flor
- Said property is further tiescrit,el
- hesinniac 1; rcint in the East side
Of Canal street tnrw ctltes Palnst'o
sven,i,) COS feet Northcfis Of the South
vest so.nev 5f Lot three 80, ,;ioci> iTs
Z hon
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tF,r.t Pub Feb. Is. to March 3-so
ANA WANTED ~ BoARO ,pUoLic
INSTRUCTION FoR CONSUME
TloN OF OAvTONA SCHOOL
0ullOlNG

The Eoar,l Public instruction OF Voiu ,
s,a County, Florida. will receive sealed
bids up to ten O'Clock A. NJ. TUESDAY;
brick SCHOOL building in Daytona, Flor
ss.,a. according to the plans and specificst
,ions OF Jno. A. Rogers, architect. Day
'ona. Florida The Roard reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
bids must cover the entire buiidinr;
sxcent plumbing and heating. each OF
which must be covered by separate and
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25

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- ., y s as .. 49,, q $, ~ :
~ "a - q sfiSsd ~ tho
-! \ Z! !: - J :! :! :
- Asesese Ten
- e1sheuG amount In value Of the
|Epel eleNle u61rh the separation may
- ss1lsrt always e tn spproxa Al. Of q
~ f.hxslt Judge shah ~ One Million
a risre<.. whsr~oe. We. the unier-
nsa ~ n ass rsi..is. s.
llp:9s pssatson. this srd day OF February,
= " JAR r. vINlNa,
GED IL GARDINER.
" :. HuRlFN.
ALFRED A. GREEN.
(:FfO. W. MARKS
HARRY rErPER.
I. =; ARMSTRoNG.
GEORGE n. klGRY.
state Of Florida.
C0snsy Of volusia-
IN shia lay personally appeared before
M Aho undersigned authority. an osHcer
anly authorized % adninister oatl,ss and
n. Rlsbv, wing. being by me first duly
~ oTst. deIp0ses and seys that tho said
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-25

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-01
Blue GRASS LEAGUERS
MEET AT BOONE:SB0RC

Arrangements have lust been
completed by the local American
Legion post with Manager Val
landingham, of the Winchester
Blue Grass League team, to have
Winchester and Mt. Sterling play
their regular scheduled game at
the big picnic celebration Tues
day at Boqnesboro. This game
will take the place of the one
scheduled between Richmond and
Berea and will draw ball fans
from all over the state. The Le-
gionnaires are sDaring neither
time nor money in arranging the
biggest and best program ever
given in this section and this reg
uiar Blue Grass League anne is
only one of the big features Of
the days entertainment. The
game will be called at 3 o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-01
COAL OPERATORS AND
union HEADS MEET

Washington, July president
Harding III Convenlng the confer
ence of bituminous and anthra-
cite coal operators and United
Mine Workers officials at the
White House today. 10 devise
means Of negotiating settle
ment of the coal strike, advised
that both parties arrive, with rea-
sonable promptness, at an under
standing for your mutual good
and the country's common good"
The President declared this is
no time for militant note OF rad
iCalism,' and the conference was
desired to give and take under a
sense of obligation to the public
President Harding said that #
an adjustment could not be reach
ed, government aid would be
available at a joint call Of the
bodies. The warning note eX-
pressed by the President in his
admonition was to arrive as
promptly as possible at an under
standing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-01
IDIOTS ARE NOW
WARDS OF COUNTIES
CBy Associated Pressl

Frankfort, Ky, July More
that 2,0CO mentally defective per
sons, scattered in every county in
the state, at midnight last night
bcCaem wards Of the counties or
of relatives instead Of the state.
At that hour the law appropriate
ing SIS year from the state
treasury became imperative.
For more than half a century
Kentucky has had what is known
as the paupcr IDIOT pension sys-
tenn whereby pauper idiots, who
could not lie accommodated at
the state institute for the feeble
minded in Frankfort, or who
we're not III condition warrauting
their being sent to either of the
three state hospitals, were partly
maintained by the state. At the
1920 General Assembly it was
agreed to enlarge the states ia
eilltles for handling idiots at the
intsitute here. Purchase of a
colony farm was authorized and
money for the purpose appro-
priatcJ.
No provision was made. how
ever, Tor buildings and the pen
sion system was continued for
two years. At the last session of
the General Assembly economy
was the watchword and no meas
ire providing buildings was pass
ed. The House Of Representatives
passed bill continuing the pen
sion system another two years.
but it failed to pass the Senate
and therefore did not become a
law.
As q result of this failure the
state cannot, after last night, pay
any pensions to idiots. The only
way they can be cared for is thru
the county inhrmaries or for rel
atlves to take charge of them.
The institute here is 50 crowded
that. according to Superintendent
Taylor, there is no chance for any
one beng admitted except thru
death OF an inmate or thru the
discharge of one and that latter
are few and far between
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-01
Big Chief Entertains Crowds

Chief White Eagle and squaw
have been the center of attrac-
ton in Richmond this'week.i Each
night First street has been
crowded with cars of passengers
who gathered for the tlemonstra-
ton and free entertainment Civ
Ell by the Chief and his black
face comedian. He is distribut-
ing through the Madison Drug
Company his wonderful Indian
medicine and talking to a mem
Der Of the Register staff Satur-
day morning, said he had never
seen city take to his medicine
as Richmond has. They will re-
main in Richmond throughout
the coming week and will hold
the free entertainments each ev-
ening at 7::30, east of the court
house on First street.