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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22

Ion reservoir and a 100000 gallon
tank atop a l00-foot tower There
is relrigerating plant. gas sys-
tenn, fire protection. street light
ing, telephone system, incinerator
and power plant with four of
the largest boilers used by the
government. There is a maca-
dam roadway from the town to
Dawson Springs to the rcserva-
tion, ; II miles long. that passes
over a recently built steel bridge
over Tradcwatcr River.
Thrty-iour mile, of telephone
wire has been used in completing
the sanatorium intcr-comnunica-
tiou system. The electric current
comes from Darlington, 10 miles
away. and a line has been strung
to this point. The number OF men
on the daily payroll for large
OF time has exceeded
500.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
BRADSHAW MILL

Mrs Jessie East and children
visited Mrs. Earl Prcwitt Tues
day Afternoon.
Miss Mamie Sanders spent a
night recently with Mrs. Susan
Broaddus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Foley were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ.
Foley Tuesday.
Tom Emmons. oi Richmond
was with Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
East Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warmotll
and daughter. Thclma, Of Eden
ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob
crt Warmoth Wednesday night.
Mr.. James Sanders spent last
Wednesday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Sanders.
Mr.. Lewis Doing and Miss
Mollic Oliver were married in
Lancaster Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Noel are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a
fine little baby girl.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
RICH HOG FUTURITY
FOR STATE FAIR

Lcrtu,Ey ha, 2IO.626 farm,
with 2j5I22 head at breeding
/ hog. according G" the United
state, Census OF 700. which
mean, iIat IL ha, les, thau one
hog per farm. According To the
ccu-u, there were SlpOlS pigs
and 45O.1n5 feeding, hogs, which
brings the average up To- S.
. head per farm OF all kind, oi
F.. hog, iur the state of Kcutucky.
only 5j0lD head of tho total be
iu" purc-hrcd animals, aII breed,
included.
The State Fair Board OF Ken
lucky have Uccu eudcavorlug to-
correct this situation 10y inducing
exhibitions Of swine at the State
Fair each year. which stimulate
interest m the American mort
gage litter. According to l.. T..
Shropshire. assistant secretary
ct the kentucky State Fair, ar
r1ugcmcut, have been made with
the Poland China Breed Promo
tiun Comuittee. Peoria. Illinois,
Tor 500 lututrity show. The
prize, iu the Poland Chiua open
classes at the Kentucky state
i'air in 1921 amounted to $4GO ;,
thceprizcs IN the Pig Club Class
cs amounted to $3.50 Such purs-
cs IN addition to the money guar
auteed by the Poland China
Breed Promotion Committee will
make a Poland China purse Tor
1922 OF $3.50, which will insure
a large exhibit
Breeders will be eligible toI
compete for the premiums m the
;uturity show on condition that
they nominate their herd by the
18th ot March with the Poland
China Breed Promotion Commit
tee by the payment OF s.. and
according To the plan, there must
be NO less than twenty 10 |
herds nominated for the State
Fair show.
Breeders in adjoining states /
where there Is no futurity show ]
are eligible to enter the Ken
tucky futurity show. provided
they nominate their herds. Ami
mails which are exhibited in the
futurity also are eligible to open
classes OF the Fair This large
premium list assures a large ex-
hibition of swine at the coming
State Fair.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
new ROAD COMMISSION
PLANNED IN BILL
Senate Measure Abolishes Pres
ent Beard and Gives Leg;sla-
ture the Election

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 22-A bill
by which the General Assembly
would elect the members al the
State Highway Commission was
introduced in the State Senate
Tuesday.
The bill was introduced by Sen
ator K. {. Simmons Of Coyingtun.
and IS for the purpose Of rcor-
ganizlng completely the PRESENT
State Highway COmmi,sir Z.
The legislature would elect
four commissioner, at a probable
salary of 5000 wear each.
Contrary to the present 81 stem
the bill would center authority iu
the commission, ,uburiiuatiug
the State Highway Engineer. Mr..
Simmons explained.
1t IS intended. accord ng tu thc
Senator from kcutuu county. ln
form Il commission which would
consist OF the best available men
men OF the qualifications ui
Gen. W. l.. Scibcrt, Of Buuliu.
Green.
The measure was drafted by
Senators Simmons. ~. s. Perry.
oi Louisville. Frank e.. Dauehcr.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
GRAND JURY HEARS
MANY WITNESSES
Long Drawn-out Civil Suits In
Circuit CoUrt-New Jury
Commissioners

II hall the witnesses summoned
before the grand jury in circuit
court and on hand "Wednesday
morning, can tell of law infrac-
tions, there will be a raft Of in
dictmcnts turned i'll by that aug
ust body.
Circuit court has been busy for
two days trying civil cases. A
long drawn-out case is that of J,
W. Ballard against W. s. Jones
and Sons, for certain extra
connected with the rent
ing Of MIR. Ballard's farm near
Silver Creek. Mr.. Ballard is
represented by Burnam & Green
leaf while Attorney John holland
Jones.
Judge Shackeliord entered All
order Wednesday morning ap-
pointing a new Jury Commission
composed OF J. Edgar Moore.
Newt lIcndrcn. and James w
Wagcrs. They are directed o
report for duty on Feb. 25.
The city Of Richmond won the
damage suit instituted against it
BY Sam lsaacs. in circuit court
late last week. lie sued for $3.50
for damages alleged to have been
caused his property by reason OF
A sewer ovcrhowing OH it. But
the jury didn't think the tax
PAYERS OF Richmond should be
required to donate him this sum,
50 they found for the defendant
city.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
This Burglar Poured Ether
On Would-Be Victim

MaysvilIe, Feb. 22-R. A. Smell
who lives across the river, was
awakened last night by slight
splashing sound which was found
to have been made by ether
which was pouring through a
hole in the ceiling. He pursued
masked man from the house
and up the street for several
blocks before he lost sight of
him
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
Take Corn As Cash

Nadelia. Mimi. Feb. 22-Me5-
chants of Madclia aud farmers
of the surrounding country have
bee brought together as the re-
suit of the acceptance of corn
a. cash ia the purchase OF meT-
chaudisc OF settlement OF ac-
counts. la two-mouth period,
lust ended the merchants bought
more than 5000 bushels of coru
at approximately 80 cents a
buShcl. or a total OF $l0.S0O.
which was new money releaS-
cd in the community and reliev-
cd the financial pressure on mer-
chants to certain extent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
Ohio Operators Won't Attend

Z OIWnbuS. .. TCD. = = lie
Southern Ohio soft coal field op-
orators today notified President
Lewis. OF the miner workers. that
they must decline To- be repre-
~cutcd at the Cleveland meeting"
where a joint meeting of miners
and upcrtorS Is planned To- ucgo-
tate a new wage scale.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
River Up At BooneSboro, Too

The Kentucky river is WAY out
ul its hanks at BOoucsburu and
other points along the northern
cigc ol Madison county Back
water Is over the Boone High
way hi, side of Boouc-bOro and
at one or two point, !, 50 deep
over the roads that cars are uu-
able to get by.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
81 DEATHS FROM
AIRSHIP'S FALL
Giant DIrigible Roma, Just Sc
cured From Italy, Falls When
Rudder Collspses
lRy AsaocIated rressl

Norfolk, Va. Feb. 22-Investi-
cation Of the Roma tragedy at
the army base here yesterday. IS
on the calendar here today with
the arrival OF army officers from
Washington.
All OF the 81 arc identified. OF
the II survivors eight were IN a
public hospital One OF them,
Charles Uourack. OF DAYTON. Ohio
superintendent OF construction at
NoCook Field. Is IN critical con-
dItiou. The Others are expected
to live Army officers who sur
vivcd tn" disaster say II was cauS
ed bv collapse OF the elevatino
rudder The buckliug Of this
ruddcr crippled the steering ap-
paratu, and started the Roma on
her plunge downward
The dead include some OF the
most gallant oltiCcr- and men ia
the air service.
Major John C.. ThoruhiIl. OF
Sidney. Iowa.
Major Walter \5utsmclcr. OF
Itrccport. Illinois.
Captain Dale Mabry. OF Tam
pa. Florida.
Captain George d. Watts. of
Iudiauola, Mississippi.
Captain AIIcu u. McArtlaud. OF
Ind.auauoli,.
Captain Frederick ! Durschm;.
of Amburey, Connecticut.
Lieutenant John K. Hall, II
kiug,villc, Missouri
Lieutenant Wallace &. Burns,
cf Brandon. Mississippi
Lieutenant William T.. RILEY,
ui New York.
Lieutenant Clifford Smythc. of
Chicago.
Lieutenant Wallace &. Cum
ming,. Springfield. Tennessee.
lieutenant Ambrose y. Clinton
oi Savannah. Georgia.
Lieutenant Harold Il. IIjuc. OF
Bridgeport. Couuccticut
Corporal Ir,cy B. IIcvrou. Of
l.lwuud. Indiana.
Private john T.. Thompson, OF
Bcutou,viIIc, North Carolina.
Privat" Marion IIill, ut New
ton, Illinois.
Private Gu, Kingston. ot Lou
Isyillr. Kentucky.
Civilians Walter " Strykcr.
Robert !. Han uu William {.
LouchIu Charles n. Shulenberg.
aiI of AIcCuok Field
Scrscauts Roger p NcNally.
cot Philadelphia James MURRAY.
OF New York William ! RYAN,
OF Brooklyn; Edward Schuma-
kcr. of Red Bank, New Jersey;
Iamcs ~ IIoluIc,. of Ashland.
y. {. Hoffman. Graud Rapids;
T.. Gorbv. ot Raymond City, W.
Va; Lee NJ Harris. of Langley
Field. Virginia Louis Hilllard, OF
Coldwater, Kansas; Marion Z.
Beall, ot Laplata, Missouri;
Thomas Marlborough. OF Selma.
Alabama; T. H. Hartman, OF
Day ton. o.. and Private Theron
Blakeiy. pt San Francisco. Cal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
LOOKS LIKE SALES TAX
WILL Be FAVORED

Washington. Feb. p The sol
di"r, bonn, House taN committee
""t nowhere today at the first di~
cu~~iuu of the way- and mean, ct
financing the bonus. There ap-
pcarci little doubt. however. that
II would recommend the sale, ta<
with tine outcome iu doubt when
brought before the full committee
whether q saIcs tax will be adopt
cd.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22

al. 80 the educational feature
involved. Many counties now
have but one little printing press.
1t is struggling for existence
Many have died OF the hard
times. Paper and labor costs are
50 high, as we'll n machinery
that some have had Ia quit the
business. When that happens, il
j. 4 stroke at the educational IA
cilitics oi that community. n"
one Is going to be made rich by
this bill. but il will save many =
struggling plant"
Speaking in behalf of the cen
sorship bill. Senator Brock sai
that nc had waited five wears 10
federal supervision, but that il
had been defeated by 4 lobby a'
Washington. He said that IL
Ohio the entire cost OF help
aside from the commission. wa
$1,000 annually. and that hi,
amendment. limiting this sum t.
Sl2.5OO annually. was we'll with
in the amount expected To be re
allied from the fees. He pre-
dictcd that the moving pictures
would soon come into genera
use for educational purposes II
the school rooms.
Senator Perry introduced IA
amendment providing that when
4 film has been censored by some
other state board il need not be
rc-censorcd in Kentucky. Sena
tor Caywoo,l objected. Sayin"
that such an amendment woult
kill the bill. Senator Davis sup
ported Mr.. Perry's amendment.
Senator Brock opposed the
saving that after the
features had been
removed in other" states, they
could be reinserted before being
shown in Kentucky.
Senator Davis said that NOV
ing pictures should be censored
at the source, and not in each
state. He said it would be phys
ically impossible for the three
on the Kentucky
board to see every film before it |
was shown. Senator Hall spoke
for the bill. Mr.. Perry's amend
mcnt was overwhelmingly de-
featcd. The detailed vote. pass
ing the bill. was as follows:
For: Atwood, Branstetter.
Bright, Brock, Caywood, Demun-
brun. .brun, Dycus, Garner, Green.
Hall, Kelly, Kline. Lee, Marshall. |
Mctzger. Points. Rash. Tabor.
Reynolds, Wallace. Simmons,
StoIl. White, Whitaker-24.
Against: Davis, Harris, Moss. |
Perry, Watts-5.
The reason that 10 effort has
been made to bring up the roads
bonds bill is that Senator Baker. |
one OF the advocates of the mea-
sure, has been absent. and will
not be back until Thursday. It'll
is probable that the effort tol
bring this up may be deferred
until the first of next week, or
at any rate. until Friday. Roads
claim that on a final
they will have a clear
to assume charge of!
any situation which may be en-
countered.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
] Speed; 2 Brains; 3 Good
class standing.
Todsy's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Feb. y - Cattle
steady packing hogs 25c higher /;
Chicago Sc to lOc higher.
Louisville, Feb. 22-Cattlc 100.
active and unchanged hogs 1000
strong, tops $1,000; sheep 50.
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
RIVER OUT OF
BANKS At RAVENNA

Rayenna. Feb 22-Thc Ken
tucky river is out Of It's bank,
here aud many people iu the low
lands have moved out. Much
stock IS in danger
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
Pianos

Dandy good bargains ia used
Pianos ut Green, Music Store.
East Main, 2nd door opera house.
III
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
The Weather

Unsettled tonight aud Thurs
day, with probable showers and
thunderstOrms much solder
Thursday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
international Memorial Day

st. Paul. Mimi. Feb 22-In-
ternational observance OF MAY
30 each year as Memorial Day is
being urged by ]. w. Hamilton.
OF st. Paul, who has received
commentator for his proposal
from many prominent persons in
Europe and other countries.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
Louisville Boy Lost
Cry Accounted PressJ

Louisville. Feb. 22-Gus Kings
ton was ~ year old. He enlist
ed IN the ait service IN June 1912
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
SPLENDID HOSPITAL
IS OPENED TODAY
Disabled Service Mems SanatOr-
ium Is Now Ready At
Dawson Springs

ury Howard Clifford. and Repre-
sentative David hrnchcloc aS ihc
principal speakers. the United
States Public Health Service San
atorium Tor c>-,cryicc men WAS
opened formally here today.
Member sol Tire Kentucky Gcn-
cral emily also attended a,
guests of foe Dawson springs
Commercial Club.
Dcdiol' uH services began at
l.sO u',i"rh p m Besides the
GuycTu"r q number pi official, OF
army aud uat. participated
One feature al The daN Waa lHc
deliver tnto' iI g. Nhliicdgc.
cuumIudiue officer lu charge CD
the -aHatrrium. ul the kct- &"
the vast Institution. '"l Whit
ledge who i- "l lhc United >tatc-
Public iIea''a Service. i~ a lpr-
mcr kcu.u.'.1au.
The -wraturum comprises =
huildir.- 'nratcd 900 90 tract ul >
En a,;c- uI beautiful woodland
donated hy tac citizens of Da"-
son ~urlu.-. HanI-Hu1.ic. Hop
liuss'IIc. aHI other towns IN
Western Kentucky. IHr rcscr-
vatl"u include. parts "I i'"ph.ns.
Christian and laiaWc'i counties.
and la- r..u declared an idea.
Spot iur ,.r purpose NJ has been
chosen.
The .r-r appropriation made
hN '.H-rr-- .a~ for >l.7VUoJ.
which was supplemented by a
large awa~t n. aI.agc war MA
tcrlal-. I.r- amount was found
tu DE insufficient for The accom-
m"da,i"u- required and. later
$4,000 additional was appropri-
a.ca IN '~"-. i'2l bringing the
total COOS. a. construction TO The
government rr O." -2.25Doj0. This
amrruf ga" provide $40 hcI, lu adj
d'tl'u 'r quarters '"r surgeons
and personnel
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22

The banks and postofice clos
ed up Wednesday, Washngtops
birthday. Everybody else in the
city worked, as usual.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
Pianos Tuned

Leave your order at Green's
Music Store to have your Piano
tuned. lp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22

L. {. Browning. a prominent
Boyle county farmer, is dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-24
MThe Bronze RelIU

"The Bronze Bell" the latest Para mount-Ince special picture which will be presented at the Eagle theatre Fri day and Saturday and Central theatre next Sunday, has for more than ten years ranked as one of the most pop ular of American novels, and is still enjoying an enormous sale by book dealers throughout the English-speak- ing world.
 A stirring romance of British East India, ''The Bronze Bell' was publish ed in novel form by Dodd, Mead & Co. of New York, in 1909, and within a few weeks was rated as one of the best sellers of the year. For many months an extraordinary demand was eVinced, and several editions of the novel were issued.
 When Thomas H. Ince negotiated
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-24
"The Road To London"

More Americans went abroad dur ing the two years that the United tSates had a few fingers in the World War pie than in all the years put together since the Pilgrims landed on our fair shores. Among those millions were many thousands of young men, wearing khaki, or navy blue who tramped the soil of England, and came home to spin yarns to the home folks and compare over there" with lover here"
 Of such delightfully."- nonsensical and beautiful pictorial stuff is "The Road to London" made. It is a Bryant Washburn's first independent produc- tion, presented by Lee Ochs and dis tributed by Associated Exhibitors. Lyric theatre has eagerly awaited this opportunity to announce "The Road to London" and Bryant Washburn as his feature attraction for Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-24
His Back Against the Wall"

Much can be written of Raymond Hatton, who plays the leading role in His Back Against the Wall", Gold theatre next Friday.
 First of all Mir. Hatton is that val uable and rare thing, an excellent char acter actor. Without the character ac- tor as background, the most popular star would have a hard time putting his photo-plays over Will Rogers, comedian and star, realized this, and generously accorded fair share of the credit to Hatton when he made Jess Call Me Jim," in which Hatton did a remarkable characterization. Tom Moore who was starred by Gold wyn in stop Thief" was quick to acknowledge Hatton's worth to the pie ture, and Reginald aBrker, eminent director, lauded Hatton's characterize tion in "Bunty Pulls the Strings, D while from the picture going public has come flood of appreciation, and numerous wishes that Hatton be given a leading role worthy of his ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-24
Sunday Morning, September "A, 1922

will be shown at the Central theatre today and Monday, one of the best casts ever assembled in a Cosmopoli- tan production was engaged by Direc- tor Capellani. The result was an all round performance of the finest qual- ity.
 The principal roles are in the hands of Mary MacLaren and Holmes E.. Her bert. Although new to Paramount au- diences, Miss MacLaren is an actress of ability who is rapidly forging to the front She is a sister of Rather inc Macdonald who scored heavily in "The Woman Thou Gavest Me- and for a time she appeared with great success in "The Passing Show of 1914" in New York.
 Holmes P. Herbert is an actor of fine ability who was on the legitimate stage years before he engaged in mo- ton picture work. He has been seen in many Paramount pictures and in "The Wild Goose" he is the husband of Diana Manners the role of the TO- mantle wife portrayed by Miss Mac Laren. The dramatic ability of both are fully tested in these roles.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-24
Trooper O'Nei,"

A Fox production of more than or dinary interest is coming to the Lyric theatre Saturday. It is called Troop CT O'Neil," and the star is Charles Jones. Ae reviewer in another city says of this film: Tt is a breath of the Canadian woodlands. When the picture opens you are greeted by a scene where snow-capped peaks raise their crests, plumed with giant pines. That is the background for a story which is swift in action and expressing in theme. The beauty of the settings is cleverly blended with the ever-in- creasing charm of this spirited TO- nance. Situation follows situation in rapidily increasing succession to the final stirring climax.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-24
Don't Tell Everything"

Combining three of the most popu- lar figures of the screen-Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dex- ter-the two former stars and the lat ter a featured player for Paramount pictures-comes Don't Tell Every thing which will be seen at the Gen. tral theatre Friday and Saturday and at the Eagle theatre next Sunday.
 The most interesting feature aside from the exceptional cast is that it is typically an out of door story, breath ing the fragrance of the pine woods, the life and action of the polo field, the charm of a California golf course.
 Sam Wood, the director, is a keen sport lover himself. So is Wallace Reid and so, indeed, are all concerned Dorothy Cumming, who plays a girl of the modern athletic type is an ac- complished sportswoman. A real polo game was staged for the picture; and indeed nothing has been left undone to make this one of the seasons most notable productions. Lorna Moon wrote and A. s. LeVinO adapted the story to the screen.