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Evening star., 1922-01-22

been set up at nearly all these places
the passage of that act. But when
warehouse got out of repair or was
outgrown by the trade, or for one
Of many other reasons, new build
ing was constructed, and 1t was often
set up in the same neighborhood but
on another mans land. There was a
tobacco warehouse at Bladensburg at
least as early as 1746, for Christopher
Lowndes was a prominent merchant
there in that year. and he was i'm
porting European goods, taking to-
bacco in payment and shipping that
tobacco to Europe. This is evidence,
amounting almost to proof, that there
was an inspection warehouse at that
place at that time.
TN the same act of 1878 is a state
ment of the value of money, or
moneys, in tobacco. This is interest
ing not only in showing the value Of
tobacco but in showing also the
many kinds of money current in
Maryland at that time. Here follows
the table:
Johannes, weighing eighteen PEN
nyweight, $50 pounds of tobacco;
half johannes, weighing nine penny
weight, $50 pounds tobacco; moidores,
weighing six pennyweight and eight
eeen grains, $50 pounds; English
guinea, weighing five pennyweight
and six grains, $50 pounds; French
guineas. weighing five pennyweight
and five grains, 276 pounds: Spanish
pistoles. not lighter than four penny
weight and six grains, 220 pounds;
French milled pistoles. weighing four
pennyweight and four grains. ZIG
pounds; Arabian chequins. weighing
two pennyweight and three grains,
10 pounds; English milled crowns,
66 2-3 pounds; land other English
milled silver at the same rate" Then
follows this: "Other, gold coin Ger
man excepted by the. pennyweight
at 511-3 pounds; French silver
crowns at go, Spanish milled pieces
Of eight at so, other good coined
Evening star., 1922-01-22

river; at Upper Marlborough on the
land of Thomas Sim Lee; at Noting
ham on the land of James Russell:
on the land of Alexander Magruder:
at Bladensburg on the land of DR..
David Ross; at Broad Creek on the
land of Enoch Magruder: at Piscata-
way on the land of the late John
Hawkins, jr.
Tobacco warehouses were not Gre
ated by the act in question in all
cases at the places named. The act
was a restatement Of the location
Of tobacco warehouses in the three
counties. Tobacco warehouses had
half century and a century before
Evening star., 1922-01-22

isWhat you think they do to get
that way?' insists Inez. r.
There are times, Inez," says !,
"when prefer not to think. Til take
an ,ther cup Of coffee instead"
@ tCDpyright. 1sz2 b. sewsil FeEd,
Evening star., 1922-01-22

T OOKING Backward to Time When the
II Town Was Very Important in American
Affairs - The Old Wharves Few Facts
About Origin of Bladensburg and When the
Town Was Laid Out Concerning Gov.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

somebody else?"
"But do you mean," goes on. that
she doesn't throw out a single hint
as to how she comes by all this mag
nificence: no clue, no explanation"
Ines says she didn't offer word.
"Then you're a wonder. Inez." says
I. "For I'm sure should have jabbed
in a question or two. even II l was
snubbed for It."
Maybe" suggests 1nez. "she finds
rich uncle"
"Oh, comet" says /. "Just because
that happened to you once Is no sign
that it's common. Anyway. you might
have asked. Didn't she say anything
more?"
"she asks about you," says Inez.
"and when tell her you're talk ac-
tress she asks where your show is and
say she and Mr.. Slattery must go see
1t tonight"
Then trust me-" says I. 'If I can
locate her out front I surely will
make a stab at clearing up this mys-
terry. Tonight, eh? I'll have my eye
at the peep hole" ..
You can bet did, too, for I'm just
as curious as the next one. And you
know what small auditorium we
have down at the Village Playhouse.
If it wasn't small 1.-THE Prince and the
Flapper" would have closed its run
long ago. Yet at $3.50, when nearly
every seat was filled and I had been
watching until my neck ached. I
couldn't find any one in the audience
that reminded me of Mary McGucken.
L was just about giving up. too.
when 1 spotted this young lady in left
X who was turning in her seat.to give
the house the double o. And I caught
a glimpse Of those brave eyes under
the brim Of zippy feather lid. Other
wise ia never have recognised her.
Absolutely no. For the dark hair had
been treated to . henna wash. the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

no doubt. i. wsll qualified 10 Oil the
ot8ce be seeks. ln Judge salmon
catering the Face the Manry County
Dtmoe,a, had the foilowinx To cay
He has 40 extensive law practices
and eide seaaaistancs through
ont Middle fsooesses and will be
. strong contender Tor the nnmi
cation on August Hs hss .
strong following 10 Asury county
and bic friends here conhdsnils
believe tha, BE- sill receive a ns.
,ori,y oi the votes cast in his home
county he is opposing Hon L
Y. Psdsett. sho hss served the
district in Congress Tor more than
tsenty yesrs. The candidacy u
Juds, Salmon has the enthusiastic
approval u large number Of the
leading members u th- Colombia
bar, where be stands e, the top Of
the profession -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
MONTHLY MEETING Or
!, CHAMBER COMMERCE

Nsxi Monday nigh. 10 the rssals,
monthly nsstlng oi tbs Cham her ol
Cons msfcs, which will he held 10
thA American Legion Hall at sieh,
o'clock
nos, that the tobacco warehouse
10 au assured fact ssd the building
nov in the onufss OF erection and
contracted to be completed hy ssp,
Let, the Board oi Directors are ~ors
log out plans whefsby other enter.
prisss will be located In our mids,
among which 10 a cooperative
creamery - aud all sh, are In. crest.
ed 10 thi. sub sci should 90, i.il to
b. pssssn. at ths meeting next Moo
day night. wbsn this question will
be freely dl,eps.sd Also The gu
tion oi holding . Couniy Fair this
tall will be taken up a, Ibis NEE,
ina.
Tbs Directors oi this organisation
has sakrd diligently th. past six
months, aud much good has been
accomplished through Their effort.
Bu, still more and greater good can
b. accomplished II every citizen u
the town would lend their 90 opera
ton and help and he booster Tor
Dickson and surrounding eommun.
iiy
Don't tall 10 he present at the
meeting n%ri Monday nigh, Come
and bring some one with you,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
See THE obe Of Love- 3Act Musical Comedy Oaont Next Tuesday t

ed the RspaslieAs ssssst ia ny
iir, That while | Va. enlisted Ia
the service u my Caaa'ry durins
tbs wai. l 1.s maas the nrno
cratic No@isss ios Coaa,y Atvasnsy
10 ny home eourtv. hat Gas De.
ivsssd by email msiesi,y is %
oves~helmins Republican coaa,y
rufthsrmore. Kansas has in Ghy
yesn elected ~ msny Democratic
Governors 40 Tennessee has ksrah
liesns, aud creates, oi all. In leit
| Vas one ~he hele~d carry Ksnsa,
By -. COO ,nsiefiiy tos Wsedrox q
Wilson slncsisly hops this wilI
saiet any issrs nv oppaasn, may
hss- rsssrdins ny patty stiilianon.,
and In . say be instructive 10 him
regarding the numbe, o. Democrats
in Kansas,
am ptoai 10 be q Democrat
and proud that ! voted Dor Wood
p@ Wiison am proud that |
hive 10 rennesses and ell be ptoad
% tepresrn, the psspla ni N. iAd
district In The Stale 3ena,e
III later is'oss oi ,his paprs
shall taxi pp aud dlsocs hantly
With you Inv rl@u. on such qnss
tiops az Real estate hearing more
than Its share n iaxs,ion. our pr~s
snt school system. our Federal state
aud Couety Highway Department,
the back tx csi.m he sish, pei
oeet contract interest iaw, and the
bonus which the Legislators voted
Themselves ai the eloss al the lac,
general assembly, etc.
W o. HAkE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
w.. 0. MAKE ISSUES.
CARD on cAnOlDAcI

The time 10 drawing near wh.u
ihe Democrat voters NJ the twenty
|shisd asnaiosial District musl
|choos- their nominee Tor the State
senate
Some time ago ! published my
.nnouncsns sn, and issued . stats
lasa; se.:.ss .o..h n. usu. 10
vasious issues that undoubtedly
sill eom. up dusins the nsxi aeaes.
al ssemhiy At this time ] again
oct ixth ny claim ~ thi. Once.
Ia . discourse al McEwen on the
Fourth al July. nv oppon' nj. ~.
Colliu. argued 81 eonsidefahle
l.ug,h tina, be should be re- elected
70 the senate bscause | sas 40, .
pa.iv. boru Tesnss.esn /, h true
I have been living 10 Dickson
County bu, 6sA years. II 10 aiso
sru. that | hsd 10 voice in the
choosing "a my birth place On
the o,hs, hand chose. OF my ,~n
irse Will and sccmd. to nat. ny
home in Tenrss~es,
Some y.a,s ago | seeuir~d q farm
in Dicks,n county, 90 vhieh have
made my permanent bom., and |
h.li~v. nv iriesds and aceasint.
ances siil bear me out whsn | state
that 1t oil tines nv eooauc, snd
.ea. has sl~ays e-en ios the up-
huiidins snd inprovsn~p4 al tbs
community a.. whole.
Nv oppousr, Ia alec elc~sA,ssiy
worried becaus~ BE- h not sure I An
4 Demosfss. sud that IL is di dbcult
TO conceive da Deucsrs, coming
IRON Kansas To rsmove any -.
xiesy be may have seesrdinas ny
party s0hatioss, say 70 him and
10 the vo,sss that | have Eevx TOT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

To Citissns u siIth Civil District,
In Response 70 the call issued In
The Herald las. wsst signed by
quite . number oi the citisens ol
the Sixth District asking that ! be.
come q candidate ior the once o.
Justice n the Peace, | si.h 10 take
THE means NJ assutins each aud
everyone II them my appreciation
Of the honor bestowed upon me.
and while | am sure there are others
just 40 capable to Oil the once. 70,
] never like to decline when my
neiahbms and hi~nds call upon me
TO render them = ssrvice of any
hind In my power. and u the oiti-
s~ps u lhe Sixth District ihint
am the proper one 10 elect to this
Office. will sndesvof TO serve to
the best I my ability
Very truly.
Il l. TATUM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
-otD Hlczoay- CHAP.
Ter N july MEETING

A dslsshtfal meeting a Old
hsesesy Caspses. q. u. c. was
held "Wednesday afternoon With Mw.
X l. Nesrcs ., her home pah.
v,s~' The president. hts, W. n.
Ac cMusy. cpeasd the meeting aud
secretary, Mfv. u, A slsysien. read
the m,eus~s II the psvvseus meet
srs A Donation sss maSs 30 ths
Nstleaal Meaamen, im eontsdssass
through shs Lamar Fountasae Chap.
iss, Mics Wrrnn Hopkins. direct.
sss II The 'Aierch- II Lave' cen.
TERED witA the shar.es IN regard 10
s,,taa The pls, hell or The psccevds
ci vhioh wili O. 10 ths char,sr.
IL s0 unanimously 5.cid~d to
pr~sens hi. PLAY. sod the tilo~,as
eosr mites ~ss sppaleI~d "a iaah
after sarnr Need smss Clsui Ha 70.
ct 'hs hadxv CIyde Sell. Ilay.
ton smith hvr.as fs,n. & &.
Coliiys Ir /. and k., Bcs,n
A -plrndid program "a. snsns.d
b. Mrs. Chss Bsdss a. t>!loss
Sketch oi Ns'hsn Bedford Fettsst
~- Mn q { Coillss u
Cooisrrfs's Flst--Mu CIs, ton
smiiA-
state Flag M~ Easens Payne,
Rssdins- Mics Kate Mchuny.
Flse EtiVussie--hm Joe Wssms.
Prssiden,'s flas--Mfs, Sara Vie.
hat
senS--"wesvins the Fiss'~-Mi~s
frsao,s Morrow.
IA the roll "a. called each one
presrn, told 10 rhyms hoe they bad
earned their dollar. and Mr., Payne
won the Prise TOT the best poem,
Mu W r. Johnson making the
presentation speech 10 rhyme,
Mrs. Morrow vas assisisd BY
Nesdanes kasen- Payne and II, A,
Psyton aud Mis. Franss Morrow
in serving = dainty ice coarps.
V,sitors present we're, M~sdatsss
r. J Work. W. Z. johnson Enid,
Mi.; X. r. Williams, Jaekson.
Jas. Watsoa. Trseweli: n. A Pvy.
ton and hisms wsnn Hoptlas.
Mrs, A. II, L.athers will hs hos-
tess oi ,hs n.xt meeting August ,.
Mssdsmss u C>-Colkas asA n,
1eltssmsn will cell IN. members.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
Mother and Frleuds Wants
Your Photograph.

Remember the one. that love
YOU, Send ,nsm your photograph,
q good one, the best you can get,
Let II speak ios you Visit the
studio today. See for yourself how
professional photography produces
that other you" shicb never
grows old.
Whers thet. = bssuty. se take
1t Where there = none, us make
IL" COOKS STUDIO.
Phots 2bb, Dickson. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
~ - = T''1'f- - ,----4
Stockholders Meeting.

This sun.sI s,oekhoIdet. me-tiug &
oi tn. Citiiens Telephone Co. "a,
held 10 Mys,t Hall Tuesday,
The report made by the secretary,
A. [ Scott. wa.s good Que and a
dividend Of 10 per cent rs. declared
This company has proven 10 be
ONE nf the Isss pssyrs eerpoTas sn~s
that has been organized 10 the
county All u the o,isinsl stock
holders have received syerT dollar
nj ,hsir money back in dividends
and tie stock Ia scrth dollar Tor
dollar.
The same otfieers were ~ elected
Tor the ensuing year
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
@uIcaOsE Of LOVE" TO
E STAGED 1T oAknoEI

Quite q trsa 10 in store ioR the
smussmsn,. lovtns people oi D,ek'
son and vielnity 90 rassdsy nigh,
Of nsx. ~est--Jaly isth--shsn the
Wayne P. ss.-ll Lycsan and Pro
dueins Conpsny presents The
Mlcsooe u Love- 9 masicai CON.
sdy 10 three acts, q, 0akmont audi.
tosiam.
This big musical comedy 10 being
presented here under the auspices
ei Old Hickory Chapter q. d e..
and merits the support Oh all-not
only IRON the fset that . sfestes
percent oi th. proceeds 70 to the
loe.i Chapter thereby helping a
most wWthY csuss. but, too. from
| the s.sndroin, ,hA the play 10 hnn
isIi 81 good ~holpsous~. entertain
men, and is worth much more thsn
the admission price Soc and s5e
nos. fortunate TO gain adnittanss
to this production here In fall oil
1910 eau claim sll this asd sves
mote Tor The Micrcbe OF Love,
fhs esst is composed ot local
talent and. ss u 90 hsppens. 10
being directed by local talent alec.
stss Areun h3vsfnss sbss city. wAo
has been eth the Wayne =. sewell
Producing Company Tor several
u anths, hs. the sole staging and
direction Of this play In hand which
Lends essn ncrs interest 10 i,s big
suscs.s when staged here on nsxt
Tuesday night
Tho.s Who ~ill compose the es.t
and Otherwise take part 10 the play
include:
M,.s Wrenn Hepfins, ~ Priscilla
prans. president Of spinsief's Cluh.
Mas Lliie Pet.Ay az sammantha
Loving; Miss MnQurfi.s Boy.r A.
sophia Sseetaum; Miss Sara Payne
. Lowe Long; Mn. Sara Wishas,
a. Lilhe Lonesome; Miss Kate Nc.
hurry ~ WsDts Man, Mise Mar.
gtret Morrow a. Ina Fraud. M,ss
bsss Moran a. Iva Chance, Mrs.
Paul Raby a. Nine. Hymsn Cupid
|Attooveres al the famous Aicrchs
Bus Mrs. L. c Sell. Misses Anna
Hoisey. Doris FreemsA and Asyms
Bryan are menbsss u ~ "Lsit.
over Club. and the Bachelor Club
includ-s Geo Collins, j.. a. psssi !
deaf. Harry L@stheu. Psscy free.
man. N. u. Crawford. Henry Sssy.
Lipe Hsnslee. Howard Moore and
Dr. 6sorrs elaydeu. The Chosss
1,rI. ara Misses Mamie lesch,
Marguerite wishat. wsna and
Anne Hoover. Maud Johnson. Kate
MoMuny. Mssss'st Morrow. Flossis
Patterson. Ora N,chs and Daushtry
'Kssi.. Tltti- Ufsfchen Cbitiss.
Dorothy Murehison. sarah Frances
Clement aud France. Kelly are the
iain,y cupids
The above cast 10 . strong one ~
sell ~ popular and ws predict that
,hev Gill pu, The Microbe oi Love"
over s,th a snap Don't miss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
w. T.. SalmOn Enters
Race For Congress

In the announcement column oi
this ISSUE will be iouad the formal
announcement II Judge W c. Sal.
moa N Columbia, as candidate
ior Representative IN Congress from
this the seventh congressional dis
hict subject TO the will oi the demo
cratic voters 10 the coming August
primary
Isl, gaAse> aslsU on ,ls, A psaMip peat
member oi the CoIumbia bar and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
Ice Cream Supper.

The Missionary Society Of the M,
Lebanon Church will give an ice
cream supper a, the church. Sstur'
day night, July Is procseds Tor
local needs Everyone invited and
welcome Conyepient place TO get
ton Dickson and Charlotte pike,
~~ Missionary Society.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
N. W. A. Picnic Saturday

The ns~ly ossanissd NJ. W. A,
Lodge At Burns will give = picnic
At Genirys PMk. two niies east oi
Barns, Saturday. July 18th There
~ill bs plenty good eats aud drinks,
,psakins and various smusemsnts.
Good time promised sll
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

ESTRAyKD From nv place AT
Tennessee City, q yellow and white
spotted pony Branded on leh
shoulder y y +" Reward Tor 10.
A. TO wh-teahouts Mo-
tity II y Betrymsn. -'-u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

kSTRAYkD--A coal.hisot Po.
land Chins gill. weighs shout Is
lbs, Notify \. y Springer. Dick.
con a. 10 whsreaboms and receive
fesaxh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
NON. AUSTIN PEAT 70
SPEAK HERE MONDAY

Hon Austin Pesy. csndidsie ios
tn. Domoeistlo nominstion ios
Gov.rnM, will spssh 10 i)ichson
as1l, Monday ait.rncon. ! 80 o elncA.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
RICHMOND ACCEPTS
ROGUE CHALLENGE

The following article from the
Nichoiasville Journal has brought
several replies from local rogue
players:
Our townsman. George B.
Montgomery. is the champion
croquet player of the blue grass,
and his partner, F. L. Sears, is
second. In two games against
~. c. McClary and John B.
Chamber two splendid players,
Montgomery III the two games
made all the wickets in two
plays and Sears all the wickets
excepting two, winding it up
with the next play. What adj
joining town can beat this?
When members of the Rich
mond Rogue Club were asked ii
they had ever met the Nicholas
vile stars it was found that in
several matches including at
least ~ games, N1ch0laSY1lle had
not won a game from the Rich
mond players. The Nicholasville
paper should be a little more
careful in claiming the cham
pionship of the blue grass for
their players when Richmond
boasts the undisputed champions
at rogue in the state. Nicholas
vile will have another crack at
the rogue crown i'll the near FIJI
ture as they have been invited to
play here with the local stars.
The Richmond club is still the
ranking rogue club in the state
and is ready to arrange matches
with any team.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
Democratic Prosperity vs.. Republican Disaster

The estimated wealth of the United States weh President
teen months un.er Republican rule.
Since the Republican party voted into power in Nov
ember 1920 the American farmers alone have suffered loss
Of nearly $30O00000000.
Wilson into office in 1918 $1S5OOOO000O0; it in
creased to $0000000OO0 in eight years of Democratic rule
gain of $1l5OO0O00O00 The present wealth of the Unit
ed States $25O0000000Q-a loss of 5OOOO0oOOo in h-
Some Republican Broken Promises
The Republicans promised the country PROSPERITY;
they have given it ADVEkSITY.
They promised stimulate agriculture and business; they
have given industrial panic and destroyed foreign
markets Foreign trade declined from $13,500OO0OOO in
1920, to near $6O000O0O00 in 1922
They promised reduce taxes they have shifted taxes OF
the multi millionaire and proteering class to the smaller tax
payers without lifting reducing them Repeal of the
Excess Profits relieved the Big Interests of paying $780,
000OOO taxes reduction of the higher surax relieved the
of paying sol 100000.
They promised reduce the high cost of living they have
given Proteers tariff bill which increases the high of
living and makes the farmer pay S. on everything he buys
for each 81 of protection" he gets
They promised reduce the of the government
they have increased the of running the de-
partments of the government 923 budge), three years
after the $536OOOOO0 compared 1915 three years
fore the with estimated deficit of $500000OOO
dtion-or 81 OO0O0OOO0 increase.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
Door to Long Living

The men of eighty-hve and
ninety years of age art not the
rotund, we'll fed, but thin, spare
men, who live on a slender diet
Be as careful as he will however.
man past middle age will oce
casionally eat too much of some
article of food not suited to his
constitution, causing Indigestion
or constipation and will need a
dose OF Chamberlain's Tablets to
move his bowels and invigorate
his stomach. When this is done.
there is no reason why the aver
age man should not live to a ripe
old age. sept
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
MINISTER TO CONDUCT
kLEGAL EXECUTION

Des Monies, Ia, Sept. r.
Intervention Of executive elem
cncy apparently is all that will
forestall Winifred F. Robb, min
lister and former chaplain Of
the lo8th Inantry, Rainbow
division, from carrying out the
! execution by hanging of Eugene
Of George Fosdick. Des MONIES
grocer, at II O'Clock noon. Fri
! day September IS. SO far as
known, Robb will be the first
minister to act in such role.
My duty is clear" Sheriff;
Robb said. The law specifically
provides that the sheriff of the
county in which a prisoner is
convicted OF first degree murder
shall attend TO the details of the
hanging or detail the task to
one OF his deputies
Sheriff Robb states that
while he favors capital punish
ment lie does not believe in
hanging.
To Justify his actions, the
former chaplain quotes from the
bible as follows: whatsoever
sheddeth blood by man shall his
blood be she'd" He says the
Bible is full Of examples OF
capital punishment.
Sheriff Robb until recently was
pastor OF the Urbandale FEEDER
ated church here. When i;
appeared hat the date of Week.
execution would come during his
term OF office as sheriff, Robh
resigned his pastorate. He ,ex-
planned that he did not want
his acts rs sheriff to cause en-
barrassment to members OF his
church.
Robb's career as sheriff of !
Folk county, the most thickly
populated in Iowa. has been a
spectacular one. On October d. |
unless intervention is made, he
or one of his deputies will be |
obliged to hang Orrie Cross, ao-
complete Of Weeks in the Staying
of Fosdick.
Robb was decorated with theI
distinguished service cross dur |
ing the world war for extraordiAk
nary heroism displayed in at
tending to the needs of the ner |
III his regiment during the drive
against the enemy at Chateau |
Ihierry. His citation show |
that during all Of this time |
and particularly during the oper-
alton near Sergy, he showed |
the greatest GOODNESS under Sc
we're artillery fire in attending tt
the needs OF the men of his reg |!
iment.' RobB recently was
selected as the democratic can
late for Congress from the sew
enth Iowa district.A
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
Give What You Can Afford-Much or Little
Send Your Contribution Today to the DAILY REGISTER

The Democratic National Committee has arranged with IT,
publisher OF the Daily Register to and receipt for
cratic National Headquarters
Democratic Prosperity which they travelled for eight years
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
Tot Falls Thru Bridge
While Watching Train

Louisa, Ky, Sept. 11-While
gazing with childish fascination
at a passing freight. train, the O.
year-old daughter of Rev.. w. A.
Kirby, OF Hickman, fell<thru
hole in the bridge and was
drowned in the Ohio river be
fore the engineer and train crew
who saw the accident and sound
ed the whistle as an alarm for
neighbors, could recover the little
baby from the water. 'She child's
father had been REMARKED two
davs before.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
Confederate Veterans
To Elect At State Fair

Louisville, KY, Sept. 1.-THE
Kentucky division, United Con-
federate Veterans, will elect four
brigadier generals at the annual
melting of the division Wednes-
day at the Kentucky State Fair.
The meeting will be a reunion of
the veterans and every wearer Of
the gray in the state has been
urged to attend by w. J. Stone,
major general of the division.
The meeting at the fair is an an
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-12
The Ideal Purgative

As a purgative Chamberlain's
Tablets are the exact thing re-
CURED. Strong enough for the
most robust, mild enough for the
children. They cause an agree
able movement of the bowels
without any of that terrible grip
ing. They are easy and pleas
ant to take sept