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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

turn to that city after spending
twenty-our hours in the Fayette
county jail, Hardman appeared
in good spirits and said he had
had a good nights rest.
He said there is nothing re-
markable about him keeping UP
his courage, because an inno-
cent man has nothing to fear"
In giving d reason for his keep
ing silent Hardman said to a
Leader representative ''if a man
doesn't tell anything he has
nothing to take back"
The young mans father and
his lawyers were in conference
with him sor more than an hour.
Hardman declined to say what
the purpose Of the conference
was, but it is supposed it had to
dc with plans for the preliminary
trial.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
No Confirmation of Cavein
tBy Associated PressJ

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 14-The
United States Bureau of Mines
district headquarters here was in
formed today by the Harlan. .coun
ty coal operators association that
no confirmation received there OF
the reported cavein at Evarts
coal mine, eleven miles from Har-
Ian, iii which II miners are report
ed emtombed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
Labor Day Fight Cinched

Chicago. Aug. 14-Jack Kearns
manager for Jack Dempsey. and
Leo Finn, manager for Bill Bren-
non, today posted forfeits of $1O,-
OO0each for the appearance OF
their men for a boxing contest at
Floyd Fitzsimmon's arena in
Michigan City, Indiana. Fitz-
simmons posted $4,000 as a guar
antee and the fight which for sew
era weeks has been in the schedul
ed class is thus cinched.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
1900 WALK OUT
AT CORBIN YARDS
Big Four Brotherhood Trainmen
Tie Up Bell and Harlan
Coal Fields

Developments in the rail strike
situation today included:
The union chiefs resume their
meeting in Washington. :
No reply to President Hard
.ing's proposals to end the strike
has been made yet.
Cessation of work by train SER
vice men continues on the ground
equipment is defective.
Sporadic outbursts of violence,
including bombing of trains is re-
ported in various sections of the
country.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

the Irvine pike to the Estill coun
I ty line, and of the building o
the Lancaster pike to the Gar
rard county line, and of the
building of the Boonesboro pike
! to the Clark county line, anc
Tate's Creek pike to Jessamine
county line, all of said pixies tc
be built or reconstructed to a
standard acceptable to the State
Highway Commission for main
tenace as State Aid Roads, and
also of the building of the re-
mainder Of the Lexington pike
to the Kentucky river, such con-
! struction to be of standard ac-
! ceptable to the Federal Govern
! ment as 4 State and Federal Aid
Road. Roads to be built so the
State will accept them.
The Fiscal Court of Madison
county is requested to go on
record as favorable to this build
ing of these proposed projects,
providing only, that the voters
and taxpayers of Madison coun-
ty, Kentucky, provide means and
place at the disposal of said court
for the payment of the expense
of such building or reconstruct
ton.
That, the County Judge is re-
quested to name and appoint nine
representative business men or
farmers, who are citizens and
residents of Madison county, and
that these nine men act as a
committee to sit with the Fis-
ca Court and give their voice ct
approval or disapproval of all
contracts entered into by said
court for the building and recon-
struction Of said roads, and that |
these nine men meet with said |!
court at once and that they and
the said court agree upon a most !
suitable plan to submit to the vo-
ters of Madison county for either
Bond Issue or Special Road Tax,
or both, to provide the means
necessary to carry out these pro-
visions, and that the County
Judge cause the publication Of
the names of the men SO selected
and of their duties as members
Ct this committee.
Jackson county sent number
Of representative citizens down
to the meeting Monday morning
70 see waht Madison would do to
help her out of the mud. Among
them were County Judge c. T.
Attorney Luther Little,
who made one of the best speech
IS for the road, Squire w. M.
Hurst, ex-Representative Hiram
n. Dean, Robert Abrams and
Nelson Hurst.
1t was estimated at the joint
meeting Of the Citizens Com
nittee and the members of the
Fiscal Court in the afternoon
hat total of 100000 would be
sufficient to take care Of all of
dadison's part of state-aid pro-
ccts, so a 20 cent road tax was
recommended and will be sub
nitted to the voters at the Nc
'ember election.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
Man Fined For Hugging
Own Wife In BeattvvilIe

Beattyville, KY, Aug. IA
Lee' county man was fined $13.65
III police court on testimony that
he had hugged his wife in public
when they met here after a sep
aration of several months. The
court held that, to the unknow-
ing public, hugging in the open
constituted disorderly conduct,
regardless of relationship.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
AOSA dIu ! OH J15Sid3ElIElG
Homecoming CompIeted

NicholasVlle, Ky, Aug. "A
The committee in charge of the
.Jessamine homecoming Aug. %,
has completed the program. The
contests will take place on Main
street or in the courthouse. w.
P. Kimbali, of Lexington, will
deliver the address. Col. R. Al
Dodd has been elected chairnan.a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

PRESS Your. Clothes = The
Madison Pressing Club will take
care of your clothes at lowest fig
ures; ST dry cleaning, 75c spong-
ing; Soc pressing; all work guar
anteed. Phone Is, over Doc
Ferrell's restaurant. Sid holland.
Prop. Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
ST. LOUIS LABOR
Tells ALL TO STRIKE
(By Associated Press)

St. Louis, Aug. l4-It was an
rounced today that the St. Louis
Central Trades and Labor Union
have adopted resolutions asking
the American Federation af La
bor to cali a national general
strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
Loses Fine Mare

Mrs. Geo. Hale lost a valuable
mare. She was found caught in
wire fence with her leg brok-
en- and had to be killed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
The Weatheg

Cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Tuesday; no change in tenn
perature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell O'Con-
mel were recent guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. En-
right.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
Lord Northclife Dead
(Ry Associatea pressl

London, Aug. "A Viscount
Northcliffe, noted British public
ist, died today. The end was
peaceful.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
Broken Hip May Result
Fatally For Aged Woman

Mt Sterling, Ky, Aug. n
Mrs. Mamie R Judy, mother of
+. I T. and John 4. Judy, is SUI
fering from a fractured hip sus-
tanned i'll fall at her home. On
account of her advanced age it
IS feared she cannot recover.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

LCST-Glasses somewhere on
the streets Of Richmond or on
Fed House pike. Return to this
office. 1p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14
WARMERS Plan
(By Associated Press)

Philadelphia, Aug. 14-S. D.
Mariners offer to end the hard
coal strike said that mine owners
are willing to resume operations
in the anthracite fields at the old
wage scale pending appointment
of a commission to investigate
the situation. Mariners action
followed a conference with Unit
ed States Senator Pepper, during
which Pepper read a letter from
President Harding, saying that
further delay in resumption of
mining means danger, nothing
short of nationwide disaster"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

Cleveland, o., Aug. 14-The
conference here designed to end
the soft coal strike neared show
down today when the joint sub
scale committee met members
and were informed of the agree
ment made by John Lewis, pres
ident of the miners, and Michael
Gallagher, heading the operators.
Both leaders refused to be moved
from their opposing stands on
compulsory arbitration.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

Mrs. r. L. Baker entertain
ed Sunday for Mrs. N. B. Long
and Mrs. !. A. Cotton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-14

Mrs. e. T. Covington spent
lInIidN LII 1tlclnrat1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
BELIEVES 1OLIVES
LOST IN BLAZE AT
WINNIPEG COLLEGE
Source of Fire Still a Nv .tery {:
More Than Million
Dollars Damage.

WINNIPEG. N5v. 26,-Tsu lives
believed lost. d score OIL students in
urel. and damage approximately
awaaa-ns TO enc mflLon dollars ra-
suited .1 destruction by fire carly
saturday mornias us 81 Eoaitaco
couere, the INSTITUTION conducted u.
,ae Jesu5 fathers m the ei,y oc 81.
Eouieaee. only one body has SO sar
been recovered bu- IFS charreJ con-
daon renders Us identification inn
possible.
How ,he fr1 originated is suI in
definite. but the rector. Eev. H.
E7urouc. de-ar,7 ho was awakened
4 Cow minutes before $50 o'elacE log
some .1uj noise. which is as-r.aei
On .u explosion and when hl s,erI Cd
ou- o. Ei- room cE -ic main floor.
la found the e~terr section o- che
building burning and luu ot smoke.
$50 tl.. he was unable Co reach tH
telephone y tle front lobby ana hal
to arouse tta hous. o- hand bet
ana au c.etr.c gong. Tile rest ot
tle faculty responded seeking tae
3omstories o. arouse che sleeping
students
Tho injuries received Soy students
and members ot t-e faculty. .u
tumo.ng from upper windows con-
sLst- ct oru.se-. cuts and some m-ro-
fractures
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
TIERNANS RECOlNCILED
AK FIEND KILLS
FIVE; CONCEALS
CRIME In FIRE
Jealous Husband Suspected as
Slayer in Tennessee
Crime.

BRISTOL Tenn. Nov. 26.-(By
a. Pl-Jamcs W. smith. 80 years
old. n grocer. MS wife. their two
iyear-oid daughter. Ruby. and their
niece Mrs. Dclline BurchGeId, and
her son. Charles. 13. were murdered
here early this morning ana the
house in which they lived burned
over their heads.
Ben Burchfeld, Al, husband Of
tho murdered woman, was arrested
a. Johnson cry this afternoon and
IS heiug held in connection with tn
crime. lie protests his innocence,
but officers say his shirt and trou
sers were covered with blood when
he was taken.
The crime was discovered about 4
o'clock this morning when the fire
department was called 20 the COM
bination residence and grocery store
OF Smith. When the flames had
been eXtnguished the charred
bodies of the five were found i'm the
ruins of the structure. They evi-
IDENTIFY had been beaten To death
with an axe or some other heavy
implement and the house set aiire
to hide any traces of the crime.
Burchfeid and II wife had sep
arated. and NJ is said 10 have made
threats against her. Recently po-
lice say he came TO them and said
his wife was contemplating a di-
vorce and he would rather see her
dead than 10 have any one else have
her.
Burchdeld was employed I'm a res
tauraut here. He had been in Br.s-
tol about 60 days, coming here from
North Carolina. The family pre-
yiously had lived az Johnson city.
Tenn. and in West Virgin @.
Officers are investigating reports
that smith had Yesterday sold Il
piece of property and was supposed
10 have had large sum of money
on his person. This was not found
ana Burcndeld had about $50 on
him when arrested.
Mrs. Burchfeld had been married
before and the son was by the pre-.
vious marriage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
BN BOYD Il. GURLI.Y
Editor Tho NCWS-TimCS

LONDON. Nov l3-CRv MoID-
A tos, so thick as to shut out even
the rays OF gas lamps. settled down
uGol London as tho little train pub
lcd in from South Hampton.
An even deeper fog separates the
American mind from contact with
British brilliaucy
If you endeavor to- understand
their politics. you become lost in o
maze Of bcwilderius terms. IL YOU
try 90 understand their point OF
view. YOU are even more utterly shI-
away.
Little Interested In Politics
out OF the complex puzzles wnicl.
they term newspapers YOU do DIS
cover that their readers are much
more interested in the outcome OF d
beach OF promise sui brought b.,
q stcuOS. apher against policeman
than i'm whether Lloyd George gets
back i'm TO power and office. There
at least. is point of contact. per
haps q world point OF view watch
gives emphasis and prominence 20
lhc matters of emotion and Of sex
and which takes for granted the
changing Of officials. OF policies, Cl
-hc world
This is written on the day before
,he British clector goes 10 the polls
and passes sentence upon its great
est OF an statesmen.
Thus far ] have not been able q
discover any one who intends to
vote. and I have asked every ono
from the stately and lordly operator
OF the 'lift." who bows i'm courteous
suDseryienCy. 10 the man who tries
10 forcibly induce YOU 20 buy new
oyercoat as you walk down the
Strand.
Perhaps they nave reached the
conclusion which many Americans
hold. that elections are trivial mat
ters and mean little The selling o.;
an overcoat is important and means
profit. And the smile which hgh S
the face Of the elevator man has
q certain cash value. to be paid for
in bis copper pennies or I'm small
thin dimes as the fancy of those
whom me carries dictates
You do discover that the one big
fear ON the part OF all is that a Ger.
tain Labor party may get into power
and that it has as its program the
levyinS Of a tax not upon thea or
tickets or upon incomes but upon
the capital of the nation and thai
the purpose and intent IF those who
suppose such measure is 90 establish
n government thatw ill vccr away
from any contact or suggestion OF
Russian theories OF government
Having raised this buEaboo, it IS
now discovered that the Labor part,
has few votes has really little lu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
FEDERAL TAN RECEIPTS
FALL OFF OVER BILLION

WASHINGTON Nov -6.-tBy
A. Fedcral ;aX collections dJf 70
iuc the fiscal year ended June go.
1899. fell or a,mos, 81 4Vt,uyO.0ur.
or so percent. as eor-2-red with tE'
previous year. GccordIg 90 ,hc an-
uu4l report II the internal revenue
bureau bv Comm.ss.outr Elair. In
come and profit taxes collected dur
lur the year showed decrease o.
.$-.141. .0ol 600 or IS percent
Total tax collections for the year
aggregated Ss.IsT.45i. compar-
"a with St.595. .S57 .GsI for 1921.
while income and p-odt taxes fo-
1892 amounted ca S-,0st. 800. .464
aeaius. s. F.lats-G tho nrot pls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
EAGLES INITIATE
1912 In HONOR
0FFRANK Herring
Record Glass Obligated at y.
VI. G.. 4. in State Wide
Membership Campaign
NATIONAL HEAD SPEAKS
col. Herbert Choynski Adj
dresses Glass Discuss
Building Plans.

As tribute 90 Frank T.. Herring.
past grand worthy president Of The
F'ratcrnaI Order OF Eagles. and
present editor oG the Eagle maga-
zinc. the South Bend Acre so. 455,
established a record in number OK
candidates Initiated when 1,u12 were
given 4I,uaus.tc work az the II. NJ.
g. A. gymnasium sunday afternoon.
And IN connection with this re-
cord class. &c was Indicated by Mr.
Herring that because OF the large
membership la.ee- quarters must be
proIacd for the order, and either
the present home enlarged or a new
home erected
a surp. ise TO all candidates and
officers of the local Atria was the
appearance of Col Herbert Cnoyn-
ski. grand ucr,hy president OF Jnc
national order, who Travelled from
his nome a. san Francisco. Cal. fot
one pVrpOse-. hat OF attending tho
sery.cS honoung Mr. Herring. Of
hccrs of The Ac.I,. had NOT the slight
Cst expectation of his coming HC
was entertained by 1Ir Herring last
night 90 the Herring home, +. Jct-
lersou blvd.
I'm a speech 90 the candidates Mr..
Choyrski. praised the work of the
local Acrie and lauded the accom-
plshmcuts of Mr. Herring I'm EaEle
affiliations. At the close of his tu.k
DE promised to personally initiate a
class upon his return 90 California
ia honor Of Mr. Herring
M. Choyuski was a. colonel dur
ing the Spanish-American war and
has a brilliant service record. lie IS
a prominent attorney i'm California.
Pretcntious Plans For Aeric
''XNe have prctenJioUs plans Tor
the Aerie" Mr. Herring stated In dis
cuss.ug the building problem This
initiation has brought our rlember
saip Ca the 260o mark and We eN-
pcct TO increase that number 70
5000 by another initiation, Dec. Is.
This viii mean We viii need larger
quarterse, building with am audi
torium that VIII seat from 1000 10
$4,000"
Alr. Herring said that action on the
building measure viii be taken up
bv special committee, representative
of the entire Acr.e.
The statewide drive i'm nonor OF
AZ. Herring was started Nov. I. ant
VIII close Jan. I. From present IN
Jicatious approximately 5000 ne"
members win he obligated.
Yesterdays record at the \ NJ.
g.. a. exceeds amy record i'm the hls-
tory the fraternity. By means Of
, ,.....-... .rs aHT efficient initiating
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
Suit Against Bobby in Loue
Tangle More Engrossing to
British Than Vote Outcome
News-Ime Editor Writes Impressions of English People
Eve of Important ElectiOn-Lady AstOr Draws
More Attention Than Lloyd George

noise and that he has as little inten-
ZION OF turning away from the ,s-
tablishcd order as has his American
brother.
Interest In Lady Astor
5Iore interest is being taken IN
the candidacy Of an American w0-
m&n. Lady Astor. than In that of
tho former premier who spends his
.ime out in the provinces and les
London, tho greatest city IN the
world. do its own voting. Lady n
tor has suggested q form Of local op-
t!on 90 cut down tho number of sl~
looms. She IS following the pro.
gram adop.cd twenty years ago 10y
tho Ants Saloon League of declarinS
that she IS not headed towards pro-
hihition but only on the banning OF
saloons I'm communities which woe
against them.
Tina sounds quite innocuous, bu.
ia every little saloon and in every
large hotel there is printed che so>
her warning that prohibition in
America had its inception in jus
such a plan and that local option
means the end. in time Of the little
pubs" Of whiskcy and sodas ard
or other drinks.
So 1t happens. rs workmea and
their wives drop i'm at saloons and
men and women patronize them to-
gethcr. YOU Will ever hear them COM
meutinc not upon the election OF
q government hat will return Lloyd
George TO power but upon the
chancs of the American woman WHIT
caught the imagination of nation
and now hazards her political fu,
ture upon the advocacy OF doc
trine that has become law in Amer
lea.
London, ON the eve of its election.
has Little or no excitement over the
results
Little Space To Election
It's newspapers, both ponderous
and pathetic. give more space To the
girl VINO asks for pounds 10 heal
heT broken heart than they do 70
any issue. more columns TO the re-
suls Of the racing at Leicestershirc
and the effect % q fog upon "A favor
ite than they do 10 the dramatic
speech of Lord Winston Churchill
who was carried 10 a platform in q
chair, because he was too weak TO
stand. to discuss the Issues involved.
However, tomorrow night is TO be
different The excitement, If you
judge from the newspapers. - to
come after the election, not before
i. There will be election returns
at their "cinomas' where pictures
Of Norma Talmadge and Rudolph
Valentino draw the crowds. There
is 10 be dancing a the big hotels
The I'D is 10 be thrown away, 10
tnat tits very evenly and snuely. us
dense ,s tile fog which covers &. ,
c.ty until the yOtcs are cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
ID CONNECTS ESCAPE
FROM MICHIGAN PRISON

MARQUETTE. Mich. Nov. 2e.-
OBy A. P)-Fifteen 'conv.c;s. four
of them serving life terms. made
their escape from the Marquette
branch prison late this afternoon
Later iwo of them were captured.
Tile searchcrs are being .mpcded by
heavy snow storm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27

Billy, so the woman from Iowa,
who was Mrs. Iiernan for such
4 brief time, seems 20 have been
left out in the cold.
Drop Court Actions
The reconciliation which has
caused Mrs. 'Gussie to super
sede Mrs. Blanche came at
noon yesterday and it has caused
the first Mrs. Tiernan to change
rom the vengeful role Of
woman scorned - the part
she had played in the Iiernan-
Poulin paternity case-to that
Of a loving wife. This role will
be made more secure this morn
ing. Iiernan says, as he intends
to have his attorney. George
Sands. enter a dismissal OF his
cross complaint for divorce.
while Mrs. Tiernan plans to go
'hfty-hfty by having Pros.
Js.lisoH dismiss tho appeal Cox f.
new trial iu the paternity case.
"FGfty-nfty VIII be tho basis upon
which we plan % liya our new Lfe
both said last uielt Each ~ Ls
has made serious mi takes and No
can now be happy ua a. basis Of ur-
d,rstandiug"
ENDS Hectic Three DAYS
Herman arrived n South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
HUSBAND BLAMES MENTAL JAG"
FOR SECOND MAR RlAGE; ACCEPTS
BABY BILLY; TO DROP CASES
Gives Up Bride of Day. Returns to South Bend
and Wins Forgiveness from First Wife; Will
Withdraw Appeal From Judge DuComb's
Paternity Decision and Complaints in Divorce
Action Final Chapter Written, Iiernan
says.

And they lived happily after
This line expected be the fitting and logical finale the
Herman after yesterdays unexpected OF And
according the former professor the last OF long final
chapters in the ernan case will have been written today
For yesterday Herman home from Chcago-where he
he had been mental drunk and had married Mrs
Banch Bmmer a wealthy Hansel Ia widowand reclaimed
his loving wife Mrs Augusta Ienan from whom he had been
divorced Thursday only have the decree aside by Judge
Montgomery late Saturday.
"Baby Billy Recognized
And a final climax o busy week he said that he had
decided reconsider his reputation the paternity of Baby
Billy and that together with his wife and three children he will
South Bend this week maintain happy and loving home
with them in another city
Mrs Brimmer who attained national overnight after
her correspondence couhip with Herman had eliminated in
the marriage Crown Point Saturday entirely overlooked
the scheme of things At least she does have
chance heart of the professor for he has made
his choice and found there a ready response.
The ernan family has been definitely chosen and included
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
THE NEWS TIMES

-is the ONLY newspaper in
South Bend submitting Its
daily and Sunday circulation
for audit to the Audit Bureau
Of Circulations. The a. B. {.
gives the advertiser complete
information on circulation
Merchants who buy News
Times space know what they
get. Their store news goes
INTO several thousand more
homes than buy any other
local newspaper.
Morning Evening Sunday
Always IN the Lead