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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-20
Died

Mrs. Adeline Galliher, we'll known
resident of Vawter, in Bellevue town
ship, died at the home of her son Will
liam Galliher, Thursday morning Of
last week after prolonged illness.
During the last two years of her life,
she was totally blind. She was 50
years old. ,-....
Mrs. Galliher, who before her mar
riage was Miss Adeline Hash, was
born in North CAROLINA July 30, 1852.
She was married to John Galliher in
1869 in Illinois. They came to Min
nesota soon after their marriage and
were among the early settlers Of Bel
levue township. About fourteen years
ago, they moved to California, where
Mr.. Galliher died in 1910. Four years
later, Mrs. Galliher returned to this
county and since that time she has
lived with her son William at Vaw-
ter and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Crab
tree Of Little Falls township. .s .,
Surviving are two SONS and Eve
daughters. The SONS are William of
Vawter and Addison Of Botha, Alta,
Can. The daughters are Mrs. Frances
Garrison Of Hemet, Calf; Mrs. Lulu
Head Of Galt, Calf; Mrs. Minnie
Raehl Of Terry, Mont; Mrs. Myrtle
Crabtree Of Little Falls township and
Mrs. Hulda Anderson Of West Belle
vue. 81.
The funeral was held from the CALI
her home in Vawtef Friday afternoon
at o 'clock. Rev. j. Parish of Royal
ton officiating. Interment was IN the
ROyalton cemtefy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-20
REPORT 1921 BUSINESS
AND BELLEVUE ADDED TO
TERRITORY
Policies in Force and Amount Of In.
surance Carried in the Different
ent Towns, January /, 1922.

Total in force l131 policies,
covering ......... T.. SO, ,254 $4,000
Financial Report for Year Ending Dec.
81, 1921
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-20

Total in treasury .........$6, ,394.64
Disbursements
Fire and lightning losses paid 81 80
All other expenses 264.2l
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-20

Cash in treasury, Jan. l, 1921 81 ,566.81
Policy fees received .......:. 1,7l2.2O
Interest received ............ 114.26
U. s. corporation tax refunded l.37
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-20

Total expenses ...........$4,7 ,751.Ol
Balance in treasury, Jan. l,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
MEANWHILE
SHOP STRIKE.
OUTLOOK IS.
IMPROVING G.

by Associated Fr,ss
CHICAGO. Ius Ga threatened cx.
tension Of the strike of railway shop.
men to include @ ooo signal men was
prevented TODAY o.. members 90, the
nitcd states Labor Board when u W
Heit head ul "a. Brotherhood ol 1,ail.
ruad signal N'n. vh.rh uas been TAX.
ing % strike vote promised go maintain
ths Status quo pending further confer.
,ur,s
u was the second time tha, interven.
tion ot board members has ayerted an
extension of the walk out threaten
cd strike ~ maintenance ~ way men
having been prevented Tuesday
through the efforts Of Chairman Ben
" Hooper and W l.. McMonimen,
labor member Of the board
Meanwhile railway circles expressed
isironu hopes Of quick settlement of
the ,hopmcn's strike which began
IJuly 3 g NJ Jewell head ~ tn rail.
way department of the American Fed
Grafton ~ Labor who is directing the
shopmen's strike TODAY reiterated Tor.
mcr statements tina, she shupmen were
willing to consider settlement propo
siton submitted hy any authoritative
hodv
! ~ any one has q proposition Tor set
tlement mp hts sleeve let him shake Il
Tout 90, Jewell said We are ready
10 consider any reasonable proposition
submiited hy any authoritative body.
Tt. SITUATION is rnoFovinF 40 FAR n
q. l.. .~r = vi igvel'. sssa
lassorting thai ne had received reports
from several nninis that what few mer
that did remain az work last SATURDAY.
land Monday. Joined Tho wllkoui We'd
lnrsday
Mr Jewell slid Do. had received fa'e
,gram from i O. Nal,ufu, ~ Cu Ir
luai. h0ld ~ the international Mould
l.rt tnino sutHouHnr walls o1 o
$500 wufd"f. employed on railroads
lIIc abs. rNhIh'',d telegram, from head.
lof fh, Indies auV.lnrIes Of shopm'u
ORGANIZATIONS bon which 10 WIS Thought
fh, v.wrr 5r, doing u.rN''nr dti.
IN. sixth d., ~ fhe sh.rmrus strike
Ivu. marked with Ur, yul,nr, .y.,H.
| m '.v spo1d.. oI.hrpt- N5,I,
SCATTERED sections Tn. railroad. main
|ur .N.' msr NH, r"furns f1 v'h
Ilu -.m, ~ fh, .Irr,- lur.Uei -u.,
lrrs Hnd r4Iu.''f en.dr',e
TN. officials . ft. u..... un "fIIr
..J rh' 'h. Yrb. OF 'Hr sH.t., rn
."I..H ."i-...r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
JUNIOR c. C. Committees ARE
APPOINTED TO take Definite
STEPS TO GET IMPROVEMENTS

s dI.t,. .tH. r.,. N.rI.. .r Tr,,itt
when r 81 .,...t.. .. I.... .bs 1sm.
h.r-l.u rr .. H.. U. said n. would
rIv. .r..e. ..H-.t tt...... tu ..HrIefe
r. H.... "a. Ur. 1Ir u. I..s Tho entire
.rs.r.s. H.-,ri.. Vr Do. covered and
.ri., .FHlr, rHt.,- trtr frm. VII be
couch, .. .,......t.-.
S....,.... lr..t.r -.....,.l tt.. , o..
%, as ft-s Hs. alre,l, been Objected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
MOB SEXES
OFFICER AND
HANGS BLACK
CALLED TO JAIL BY FICTI-
cIoUs TELEPHONE CALL,
THEN ovERPoWERED
By Associated Press

sttprO,rpnpT ,. Lii. ,..ui,, D..
''''''' SUI ~ - ". "''S''" '' '''''' u
io the H"ssI't parrish jan hr phone
message that the speaker was another
lepi.f, and nd Cd man upd.r 4rr..i bs
-, ,..,.. ....,.....s..,
'' ' pow. W. '.''
""''' ''''" ''''i''"'''" 'N' '''''''' ''.'''
Doe IeWhoi Tom. y negro Tram the Ail
and hanged him tim 90 tree in BAYOU
.o-fpp two miles from R.rt.r ,,.,r1.
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

GIRL ASSAULTED
BY WHITE MEN,
IS LEFT GAGGED
BY Associated Pres.


OKLAHOMA tTY uIy Lar.
ing two giris loSa than o y,srs old
t. a lonely SPIT here h-t uIgui two
young men assaulted one of the sic.
inns and left her bound nud gged.
i was announced tod. .. .ho .her.
IFS office The uth,g 4I' r-. Iped
and notified officers
No trace oi the men h.d been
found tonight.
Learning that the hrn.h. of one
Of the girls was away luu EoWe
M, men telophoned ana Told th, So
tor her brother was seriously BOZ
iured IN an accident. She Wa told
90 bring the other girl for company
and hurry to th. end 90 the street
car line wh'r, they would he met
The youths met the girls when the,
alightcd from On. car and induced
them Co walk t0 n secluded spot
where the attack WIS made Oue q
"a. girls broke ana ram The othei
girl was found with two hlndker
chiefs stuffed in her mouth and W.ft
her hands and feet tied.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

U,r.. .. turrd improve.
..r.s # '...f. .er. token 80 the
june. ..I.... .. ...., directors
m...r H.. .lH eH.. President
r.r. % r."..r Ir..r''1 committees
r.. ... I.n. '. nHr. Suggestions call
rg tr committee. came freely after
s....r... N ~ E..Hr .lis % short
-r.... aH Hsra tfa director. o.
.e... Hf.
President Johnson vu '1flv name a
committee f. visit ffs cts Commission
.r lr ,ff.. f. n,t. fn, streets pll.nly
MARKED S-r#ar. Hlr'or said De- was
gr.h f. fHt U.s Vay about town De-.
..rs. fs couldn't fri 1u, street names
fl mant.1 n.f fn,f cities rho size -
Nmarn. always have fheir streets
rlm.I ans ff, names Ir view
O. % THHmus.r. Hlsh rmphres and
uII Uln q. h. selected D., these two.
.r uai,r 1t " Lawrence. were
rtr.i rs q committee Go see thar r.
u1rr is established Foo Palu pure can.
won
81 T. ONoI Martin Jarrett tnd
houston T1AIor compose IL committee t1
cooperate with ths Board of CTS n..
vcloumoui 800 securing an up.to-d,te con.
veutent ctmp ground fur tourists y NJ.
Blackburn made this motion
President Jsmison today will name a
committee % work on the proposition of
organizing a municipal hand
r " Gotten chairman of tho mem.
bcrship committee. announced plans Tor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
d, Associated lrss

dy Associated Irrst
NI.W NWE lnr Trapped o.
Jur. .IHnI. f.ru, -...... |., '.|
.,lUN no. H.. Irl .as.nr with r1.
iIur- lnl .U... U.... "1
urr Nru.p aHu ,Hdr. ra--.Hs'I
r .. t.s .Hi. train rf tH, lUf.ffo.
ugH NHH Transit Company f.Uay
.,,ir .u.t.If,l into fr,ruri sal's.
ue H,. H....t ftuI .' who's. u.u.
b,.s W.., ,s,rcon, before th,l could
.ru' ti.r VlE to 1ictE
Vhus Ur.lIlN vHl dr. pllDr a.
r,lls aud 90 Nas a miracle many w'r"
ui trUWn.I Ia death
\ HtI, u.. ,Ntrru-h.J WHOSE con.
tents v.I. turned un % uuN blaze u e
mut..u1u- control l.s was h,lI TO-
ut.ntHi. at tar uUli,' and tiUe officials
.u fb. .I.uI. .f poisonous fumes Iud
fmo,, .,rf HtTure Through fl' tunrr.
More than three SCORES of thn-. over
or. .,f, Iu s..H ..uDl. ,uuiit.u" rs
90 require i.-rta. treatment whH. f1,
number treated .H tHr streets and .n
,m,rr nos In.u.ial- s'I up at the Seem"
vt- placed 4t lh.Hf inu
rb. train .,a cav l'rHue Avenue
Evpr,ss. heavily i,ddci was crash 'ng
airrr fe -uif.naran vat tsr'ti,.
I..,irsiaH Avenue ahurf'. rUrf %
otiU,k WEau usstrFrH u 600. iHfI
,oa,h veI, startled tt Hn ,,ui,siH.
vhirh blew on,n thr door or tb, dfIr
rI.s .nrratfmsnf a short 'rclf nId
ufruIrt
rur.lr.u Pred Nrrar Who was
uuUr in the eaI. srized co., sNtm
rusher FROM Hs rack and as ths train
riound to sudd,u halt rushed fH The
compartment and shot the con,cnts 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
Poisonous Fumes Fill Subway and
Hundreds are Overcome; Escape OF
Trapped Passengers Is Mystery

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
M. j. PRESIDENT
RESIGNS AFTER
40 YEARS WORK

II Associated Press
ST lullS tu'v f-I O. Jones pres.
id.ut of fhe rut,r., o. Missouri 90.
olv reported hf. resignation and i' was
accented ,n.a April 1929. ut q m"ot
."a h,0o OF 'h, h.lI' OF directors o. th'
institution
o. 70 letter fn th. board asking 90 he
relieved Of OF. duties of rho presidency
go tho commencement next Pres dent
.luna. Hd nor state ann i'Hs"n nr his
rc-ierIfiDn bat 20 was understood that
~. 'sr,i O, Do relieved OF th, r'-un1si-
bility owing to his advanced ar. ilr U.s.
sixty six years old and ha- been q mem.
ler 90 THE .rul'y of th, mhcrs r for
I,HHlN forty NtaT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
WILL NOT STAND
ANY ATTEMPT TO
HAMPER MAILS
Nv Associated Press

~ Nttntihted ffett
WASHINGTON. July e.--Postmaster
.Gercial Work is-ucd instructions today
10 division sup.ruteudonts OF the rail
way mali service to report 90 Washing.
ten immediately any attempt on the
Iart 90 railway strikers 90 hamper mail
movement and Co.. advise with the prose.
utng ATTORNEYS in those sections
v here disturbances occur with a view
Of aiding In prosecutions.
No further reports were received by
the department during the day from its
inspectors IN Missouri and Louisiana.
where strikers were reported Yesterday
- imre fterlutc1 20 gnlp rrass federal
o a- assigned 70 h,Aii trains. The
postmaster general declared that mail
clerks were adequately armed with in.
stru,tous TO shoot upon proyocation.
and fha II they failed to cope with any
/ situation marines would he called into
I service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
PRESIDENT
TAKES RAP
AT UNTRUE"
NJ ( N B E R S


COLUMBUS July president
Harding .n an address here tonight
made vigorous appeal for harmony
In tho ranks of the Republican party.
Too many who profess 20 be Republi.
cans he declared are attempting TO
attract attention 90 themselves" In.
stead " working for the good Of their
party and country
Th. president said De did not care
.u boz sHIOi.t hui added that some one
lad iu act as director. otherwise there
would h' dIscord Ne spoke AT an open
air banquet which celebrated tho
fiftic'h anniversary of the Columbus
Republic Glec club u which tonight be
was mnde NE member.
Preiacing his remarks with the Oh
seryatior that q Glee club never would
siug To harmony II the tenors insisted
on receiving special attention because
they were tenors and the hasses did
likewise N Harding declared q, would
hc impossible o. preserve party har.
nony Il individual and groups In the
party took The same slant on things"
Several hundred men and women. most
- them actively Identified with the
Repuhlcer party heard the presidents .
address he reminded them that the
marty u sponsor FOR the government
today and AIDED that we would be better
or II all who wear the badge were
Republicans AZ heart"
You seldom stop To think of the In
hpritance Of the present administra.
ton declared the executive. adding that
he meant 10 take no Ting at what
went before
but there was a saturalia OF expen
ditnre." he continued which drove SONS
na,lors into bankruptcy and the
raited states q msdn.ss out or thai
great upheayal must come a rsadjust
mcnt hut Il seems a. II no one wants
a roadiusimcrt Tor himself although hs
is earar e. have ii tor others"
Mr Harding said Il was consoling q
realize that ne great undercurrent OF
/ American lifo WIS boz a forward direc
tion and that nothing in the world
can stop f
rros.dcn. Harding ON his way by
.sutDmpIE, from Marion 90 Washing
ton. stopped cd" here today 20 play
golf ana u attend the banquet which
was held nr.sh. iu DIS honor He vii
rrsum. H. Quincy tomorrow morning
.iut.rt ,r s..I.uL 90 The white House
SATURDAY,
Tho president 'cf' Marion where h'
a a4tN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
SHOT FIVE TIMES
TWO OFFICERS HELD

WICHITA FALLS. july 81. o. Col
win lies In the Hines Undertaking Par
lors with five hH'lc, holes through his
body
Tom r shook and Charles Beoout'
,tv roliremsu are under $4,000 bond
each. held N connection with the shoot
INK that occurred a. sos Holiday Street
Thursday night at 2 O'Clock. resulting
IN GOWNS instant death.
Police say the officers went 70 Col
wins home with a federal search war.
rant 20 search the place for liquor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
INJUNCTION AGAINST
STRIKERS IS GRANTED
q, As.o sicd r-.ss

SHREVEPORT luIN t--A temporary
injunction addressed to tho striking r5.l
unions and 80 members oi the various
.rr1rE.H,Hs r'~tfa.nuE them from ~
'sr',.ul with %, operation af trains
ana from interfering with employees ~
r., r.tI VAS ISSUED here today on tr.
HI.8'|oH hr Tho Sew orleans Texas and
NrNieo GaIroad Company Th, order
vs signed Dos federal Judge George
N Hst.f-ld Jack Iul ls r,turulhIo az
is-, t#4I, I,~ Fra1y JuN a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
APPOINTS STRIKERS
AS SPECIAL POLICE
DISPIEASES ALLEN

nv issnr.aied Pres
PARSONS. kaus.. Iul, 6--N tms1t
e immediate % -trt nrp,redi.'r~ unle.,
hc rrmaNes al Missouri. Kansas &
ieNi> Rai'~a, str..ing shopmcn he ha~
appointed - special polio, agruts va
ttohed tusla, hN NlNw Aitrrd tpld
irum UuNernor I ~ tilrn.
hsNrf tosd al rrpi.~d o. an carli"r
nu''r' 9" remove the men from office
=, demanding io know WIN ths railruaii
uJ permitted a. import mon - strike
breakers w. sald he would u~c strik.
cr, ~ poliec.
The guseinor in his threat IT custer
prorr' diugs cited the provisions of the
siair industrial couri law against arm
ine uf strikers - spc,ial officcrS. The
Mayors comment tonight was that he
would do my duty aud preserve order
aud ! went ,ioi,,. az, iaws."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
MAY Open Mines.
Nv .,ciai,d Press

W AssffANfN US
NNri.N 300. I.iy 6--Actyity in
''. ..r.. lr ,ondi'ion fo' rr-ump
ton ~ work II viewed by Williamson
count, miners as an Indication thar tho
end ~ the coal miners strike IT, near
o rurp men ludav berut
o. clean up the mines OF the Scranton
and CO., hard Cual Company near hero
HfHfnnIurH WORK Uf 1nV
Kind has been done since th, strike d.
cate, ,f.v tt. AUri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
SEE DEFEAT FOR
G. O.P. CLOTURE ON
TARIFF MEASURE
p, Associated Press

~ NtfuNhffd Fress
WASHlNGTpN. July G-Dcfoat o:
ine Rem hNrlr motion tnr Dlulurv on
the administration tariff hin appeared
N,.N 'vuain Uu the eve of the vote on
th, issue. set t0r noon tomorrow.
D'W, HwIit l,idcrs claimed and Re.
,rlliolu lel1,.s conceded that 10 would
-ot l' possihl, TO obtain for the mo-.
'ion the twothIrds majority necessary
1u .u. oko ih' rr. Istinr rule which would
l.mr debate or the hill and its amend.
ll'nfs % one hour for each senator.
] Leaders ON both sides however. hoped
uilt uut of the mu,, would rnW, .
unanimous consent agreement 90 limit
o,hat, ai least un the I,s. important
items ir the measure. Negotiations
lo. rg 90 such action Hrn ou the way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
Be Considered New Men.

TOPEKA Kan. july g STRIKERS
who muv return to work on tho Santa
~, viii d. 81 H. now omnloy'- ard uew
men. whu h1t, boon employed since ih'
4tr k. began viii bo retained 1,'ordinr
,o an ann iuucement made bore tonight
y, IS Il E'tor general manager Men
who walked oui severed ihsII relations
with the company th' announcement
stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
Chapel~ isoIed.


sItANCHAI. "ly G-Thrre Metho.
20" n~ ,hruei- between Changshui
and Eprfu urovinre of khrg. were
booted and destroyed during the recent
'f 'finr of trosps ln that province ac.
,,. uuv a. nt,i..s r-.sitrd from Nan.
shnnr capitol ~ Kanrsi ono native
.iasior l. refortci missing No forsign
ma sionaries we're stationed 40 these
tdsr~a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
MISSOURI TOWN STILL IN
HANDS OF STRIKERS WHILE
rail SHOPS remain Closed

uf
%
cd hut ah that he had talked sheriff John IogSn MARSHALL
him
situation
IN h.
write he %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
Veteran FIier Killed.

ty Asstctated TVS
DETROIT. July e--Captain s George
C. Tinsley of the army AVIATION corps
and overseas veteran. was Killed a.
sclfridge field. Mount Clemens. near
here. late today when his plane crashed
To the ground from a height Of ise feet
4 burst into flames.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
WICHITA FIREMEN
JOIN WALK OUT

~ Asss, .aind lrrsh
WICHITA kHrs luly Fifty sta
.a.art ...u.r and oilers employed in
,H. .tr ....I HIro1d union shops,
..r.H .hs sHopuens strike today on
orders % NIs stated from the union.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
INJUNCTION
MEASUR S
SOUGHT BY
SOME Lines

y, Associated PresI
81 Louis lu. july Striking
rilruld workers at Mounds. Centr9lia,
.iuttouu and East 81. Louis were re-
STAINED from interfering Wuh ltt
operation cd Illinois Central trains from
'sjIhlsh.rp .ullviul' pi'Eo' lime. dud
from molos,ing employees of the road
l. 3D. lcupoaiy injunction issued by
Jr'@s Ensh-h iu frdc. court hcre htc
tudiN.
Juog, l.nglish granted the restrain.
INK order alter counsel fur the ,ail
o b. a ure.e1iod lfudnyits alleging
that several acts of violence had &c.
'ulrct near the road shops az Mounds.
The order was made rotrrnahl. lulV l5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

Nv Associated lfesA
NpNTGuNEl,N. Ah d.'. f-l!c.
ports we're received here tonight hy the
..rtgomrry Advertiser from Albany 10
49,. rn..i that Z 500 striking shopnen
doing "picketinE" duty hav, % special
officers of the Louisville a Nashville
road held virtually prisoners inside the
railroad property. Governor kilhy was
,Hun.uui,ated with bv officials of the
railroad aud promised adequate pro.
t"ction Ia properly Governor ktlN.
ho D. IN Clauton. win return 90 Mont.
louaV tomorrow when he will decide
Vine h,r state troops or special state
'fti,hrs win be sent 90 the scene.
ST. PAUL. MINI, July g First ne
zoo .t,ns lo1king toward y settlement
oi the siriFo u ailiuad shonmcu began
l.tr tda. between union mon and Off
..al o. hr Northern parflc Railroad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

CONTINUED o. PAGE FIvEJ
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-25

The Pulaski county sheriff
wants the fiscal court to pay au
tomobile hire and other expense!
on moonshine raids. And W,
agree with the Somerset Jour
nal that it should. Federal dr.
agents have all their auto anC
other expenses paid and there
no reason the county official:
should be compelled to "dis
down into their own pockets TO
the same expense. And RICH
here we rise to assert that if i
wasn't for the initiative and CO.
operation of the sheritfs, city
policemen and other county of
hcials the work Of the fedora
raiders would size Tap might,
small compared to what they ge'
credit for at present.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-25
DEBATE ON HORSE At
TRUCK CONVENTION
(By Associated Press)

Detroit, Mich, July 25-"Re-
solved That the horse is a pre-
historic animal, that his func-
lions have been taken over by
the motor truck and that civil
zation has no further need, for
him in the cities"
This well might be the sub
ject of a debate on which the
horse is expected to stand or
iall and that will be one of the
highlights of the annual conven-
ton OF the National Team and
Motor Truck Owners Associa-
ton to be held at Cedar Point
Ohio. August I, 8 and 9.
F. L. Henk, of Detroit. secre-
tary Of the national organiza-
ton, is authority for the state
ment that the question of bring
ing tines horse back into popular
ity for the short haul OF freight
and express in the cities is like
~ to be decided at the conven-
ton. Lovers of the horse vii
vie with proponents OF gasoline
driven vehicles in the debate.
Wayne Dinsmore, Of Chicago
secretary OF the Horse Associa-
ton of America and an ardent
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-25
$50 Pound Negro Makes
Trip In Baggage Car

Louisville, Ky. July 25-Eyery-
one at Union Station knew that
Lilly Murphy, Shelby county ne
gro, made train connections for
Evansville. Doors on a passen-
ger coach are not large enough
for the woman who weighs $50
pounds and whose waist measure
ment is "bout nine feet. 1t was
necessary, therefore, to haul her
on truck to the baggage car.
She said she is good natured be-
cause "if | hit anybody I can't
get away"