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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
CURIOUS BOO At
EX-KAISER'S WEDDING

Doom Nov. 6-I'he former Ger
man Emperor and his bride. the
Princess Hermine OF ReIss te-
gan their honeymoon today with
DO place to 60. They were mar
ried yesterday at\thc house Of
Doorn. where the ore time kai-
ser spends his hours in exile and
where they remain today. The
ceremony that united them was
witnessed by q guests AMI kept
from sight OF villagers a nd
newspaper men with sec. ecy
both studied and mysterious.
70 the q who witnessed the
ceremony William was still His
Majesty and Hermine Her
Serene H;ghncss, but to the
curious. who pceked through the
hedge al the bridal party inside,
William was the target fpr qlirs
and boocs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
SCHOOL FAIR IS
DECIDED SUCCESS
Poultry Show Proves A Big Fea-
ture With I6S Birds On Ex-
hibition AT Berea

County Agent R. F. Spence
sends in the following about the
splendid agricultural and school
fair held at Berea:
The school and agricultural
fair for Madison county reached
the high water mark on Novem-
Der 2, 5 and 4. We have never
had such a wonderful fair since
the organization of the agricul-
tural fair in Madison county.
The cooperation Of all south
ern Madison county through the
community council was certain
ly felt and realized when we
looked upon the first class pro-
ducts exhibited in the college
tabernacle on Friday November
5. The quality OF all the pro-
products was superior to any
other fair.
The poultry snow was the
best ever held in this section Of
the county. We had l05 birds
on exhibit, with Mr. Russell
Brown, of Lancaster, as Judge
The birds were of splendid quail
ity and showed a marked differ
ence from any other exhibit
heretorfore. The selling Of one
pen of Rhode Island Fed bird,
for SIS showed that people be
lieve i'll more and better poultry.
The school contest was Wi
messed by hundreds OF people or
the athletic field. The Junior
Club contest was an cTcit ,
one and created much comment
as to the number OF Junior
Clubs in this work.
The parade from the tale
nacle thru the town and to the
athletic field was witnessed b.
the town and was one Of the
best parades we have ever had.
The singing and yelling attract
cd the attention OF all business
houses. There were around /Uj
in the parade.
The farmers play at night
closed the far and gave a vision
to all people who were present,
This play moved people t.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
CALL FOR SPECIAL SES-
SION TO COME NOV. 20

Washington, Nov. 7-Presi-
dent Harding expects to issue a
call Thursday or Friday for a
special session OF Congress, con-
vening November 10th, it was
announced today at the White
House. The plan for the special
session received the general en-
dorsement of Congressional
leaders. 1t is understood the
President feels by meeting two
weeks in advance of the regu-
lar session the legislative pro-
gram can be so advanced as to
enable Congress to clean up its
slate by the time the regular
session ends March 4th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
SCHOOL ELECTION IN
CITY INTERESTS VOTERS

Richmond had the most int-r-
csting election day Tuesday it has
known for many years. With the
road tax and School Board QueS-
tions on the ballots. as well as
the congressional race. it was cN-
pected that big vote would be
polled.
Chief interest centered in
town in the road tax and School
Board elections. Predictions var
led as to what the result Of the
road tax election in town would
be. 1t was the sentiment OF. mpnv
that to have a chance to carry
Tie county the road tax must
come OFT OF Richmond with 4
g'ol majority.
The School Board election
"reated lot Of interest. Mem
hcrs Il The old board seeking re
election, and their two hold-oyer
colleagues were very active all
day. They had workers at al
most every precinct. \ number
OF school teachers and their fam
lilies and friends were very busy
for the reelection of the old
board members. Out at Francis
AZ precinct where there is a large
colored vote it almost looked like
an informal meeting OF the Board
members. DR.. Sandlin, ho1d-over
member and Supt. J. H. PAYNE
made speeches to the voters on
what the old board had done and
would do and several other board
members were active among the
voters. The other candidates for
members Of the board. had scanr
representation at the polls and
seemed content to let the voters
decide for themselves what they
wished to do about their school
affairs. In several precincts lady
workers for the old board sought
votes within the very rooms
where voting was going on, ap-
parently unaware that they were
the law which says that
10 one shall come within fifty
feet of the polls.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
A Bedtime Story

1t was growing late and the
evening breeze just stirred the
fallen October leaves. The moth
er stood in the open door of tie
tiny cottage, her tired eyes gaz-
ed into the dusk, then turning,
she called her children to her.
"Alonsus and Evette, dears,"
she said, 'it is growing late,
soon you must go to bed; but,
as it is so hot, YOU may go
down to the corner saloon and
get a soda and on your way
back, my darlings, stop at the
drug store and bring your faith
er home
And they ali lived happily ev-
er after.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
$6,OOO,OOO In ROAD
BOND ISSUES VOTED ON
(R- Associated Press)

Frankfort Kg, Nov. 7.-Nore
than $O,0G0,0O0 will be available
for road construction III Kentuc-
ky next year IA addition to the
regular funds contributed by the
State and Federal so, ernment
provided the bond issues before
the people Of seven Kentucky
counties pass at the election
Tuesday, according to Joe Boggs,
State Highway engineer lni>
sum also includes funds received
from former bend issues which
have not been expended entirely,
according to Mr.. Boggs.
This sum may be increased by
the action OF other counties in the
state which are contemplating
bond issues, MIR. Boggs said. The
maximum bond issue allowed f"f
road contraction, according to
Mr.. Boggs, is ) per cent OF the
assessed valuation OF the county 5
property, and many Of the coun-
ties are anxious to get the fuIl
amount.
Counties in which bend issues
have been voted upon within tie
last year with the amount OF the
issue, follow: Bath, 100000;
Campbell. $1.C0Q000; McCreary,
$2C0.000; Greenup, 100000; Es-
till. S300.C00: Grant, $250000, and
Kenton, $5C0,C00.
Perry andMuhlenbcrg counties
lead the state in the amount Of
their proposed bond issues with
$500 900 each. People Of these
counties voted on the question
Tuesday according to Mr. Boggs
Other counties. with the amount
of the proposed issue, that consid-
cred the question Tuesday follow.
Knott, $4,000; Bell, $400000,
Lee, 100000; Morgan, 100000:
and Pendleton, 100000. .n
Reports received by Mr.. Bog9s
from the various counties in
which the road bond issues are up
for consideration November 9TH
are optimistic as to the result.
The mountain counties. especially
according to Mr.. Boggs, have
shown great interest in roa1
building recently and have indi-
Gated that the issues will be voted
by large majorities.
The report Of the read depart
ment recently issues shows that
approximately $l0,0O0000 went
for building and maintenance of
of Approximately 900 miles of
road during 1920, 1921. and 1922.
With 100000 available for use
within the next year in addition
to the regular road funds CON
struction should be greatly in
creased and many Kentucky
counties should be able to get
out of the mud, according to
Mr.. Boggs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
5000 CATTLE REPORTED
In ONE YARD COURT DAY

The East End yards court day
reported 5000 cattle on the
market. The best grade brought
81 inferior grades sold very
low. Mules sold at much better
prices than a month ago. Horses
were very slow with few sales.
Very few hogs were on the
market and no sheep at all.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
BANKRUPTCY
CASE FROM GARRARD

Another bankruptcy case from
Carrard county has been filed in
the Office II Miss Paralee White,
local deputy federal clerk. The
petition was filed bv Attorney
L. l.. Walker on behalf OF W.
A. Grant. who gives his occu-
patton as a farmer. His assets
are given as $1,8q5 and l;abili-
ties of S2.S05.49.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
Heavy Vote In Missou:i !
IP~ AeeDcIaIad PressJ

st. Loo-s, Nov. 7-Observers
today are predicting a heayy
vote especially on the question
OF whether the people desire t.
return James \. Reed, demo-
crat. for a third term as United
States Senator.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
Orly Two In Big Race
(By Associated Press)

Baltimore Nov. Word came
from the race track today that
EXterminator was scratched
from the Bowie handicap and
that in the futurity event only
Sally's Alley and Martingale
would start.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
Harding Is Silent
CpY HsSocIaI7T Presse

Washington, Nov, 7-Presi-
dent Harding will make no post
election statement, it was said
today at the White House, be-
cause he believes the opinion
rendered today at the ballot
boxes, regardless of their ma
ture, needs no Interpretation
from him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
Physicians Permit Revoked
(By Associated Press)

Lexington, Ky, Nov. 1.-The
liquor permit of DR.. Samuel ].
Baker, of Madisonville. has been
revoked, it was announced to-
day at state prohibition office
here The order said he failed
to keep the proper records and
issued prescriptions by mail.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
Former Senator Dead
By Ass. slated Pressl

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 1.-The
funeral of Morgan c. Bulkeley,
former United States Senator,
who died at his home here last
night, will be held Thursday af
ternOOn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
Allies Are Ready
(By A.js0cfafed rees1

Paris, Nov. 7-The Allied high
commissioners stated here today
they will declare martial law if
necessary to maintain order in
COnstantinoDle.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
Services \. Kavannaugh

Rev. uslI. 4 prominent Regu-
lar Baptist minister Of Tennessee.
will assist Rev. ]. n. Clifton i'll
service at Kayauaugh school
house Saturday and Sunday. The
services will be at II o'clock each
morning. All are invited to hear
them
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
TUESDAYS Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Nov. Hogs stca-
dy to 10c lower; cattle steady ;
Chicago l0c lower.
Louisville, Nov. T-Cattle 6C0,
slow ard unchanged; hogs 1900,
10c to 25c lower, tops $3.50,
sheep $50, unchanged; lambs I'M
changed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07

STRAYED to my place Is of
Aug. 2 shoats. Owner can have
by paying for keep and this ad.
5. w. Million, Newly, Ky, phone
461-J. 263 1tw 3w
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
TURKS CALL MORE
TROOPS TO COLORS
,Rz Associated Pressl

Constantinople, Nov. Three
additional classes of Turkish sol
d;ers have been called to the
colors.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07

FOR RENT-Nice 6 room
house on North street to Jan. |,
1928. See NJ. c. Murphy, W. F.
Higgins & Co. 2o3 If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
JUDGE SULLIVAN Oh!
LOCAL CONDITIONS
Continues His Interesting Cbser-
vations On Ana Discussion
Oi CoEnrauzsity-s Life
{; 0ntinuelJ
Pioneer Historical Society

'''-','. j 0-' ''-'- l.-c
descendants OF the carry p;o-
neers OF Madison county have
not organized q Pioneer Iii,tcr-
zeal Society whose DUTY svouI!
be to discover and retain all the
incidents OF the pioneer davs
worthy to be preserved AMI
e re ct appropriate historical
markers at all historical spots
when such spots shall have been
rediscoTered by them. Nuo in
Madison now know, the exace
sPof where Fort EstI u Fort
Wetty and other carly iort,
were located: Or where tie
Irst night III Kentucky between
the Wh',e man and che Indian
occurred and III which fight
negro who was along with Dan
'el Boone party, was killed and
one WHITE man Wonded and in
d Le" DAYS died. tseuc1 I D.
l0l' VINO took @tea- interest il
HIi SuIh matters, t-la me accord
ING 10 my recoi.e,t.on, che su.e
Q! '.llS H&ht was l.-@t-l Oh -.e
- Ine ho&@s farms s..-.case
oI NiCninoh1 and near c f-a-.
- - {" Slaldln% W1cE he toid u-.
lIc @lSo Ie1t d h.atcgr oi 1.-a.-
son county completS-. and his
.o'S % NehtQcNy partially Wrs.-
l. loil' puI neither Wa ever pub
''SIiGu ana sII. so reman
nave ieIt that IT Was my Lo-
,' D"l" a. Il CITIZEN O.. &.c2-
I,oIi'' II, ana as local Regent .
L 80 'eI Il NeiltHShl >ta-v Norma,
i.C''Joi 800 ana cacHers college, %
- "IIN'H present to lou The lore
~oI.% ,,I! tIlouSIltN. II / were n.l
,-'-'lO'eI II would 3~ my dcilsh-
- =, appear before You all person.
I any ana present my view, Oh
Diose oI any otncr subjects yu.
NAV 'ecI an interest Sd and d.
81 GU llle 10 GO So 1 Fave moth
Ii'S - conceal from you and [
i'"t { d.! !tihpted to L &c lIauk.y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
MINE DISASTER
GROWS In HORROR
Five More Bodies F ound


Span9ler. Ia. NOV. /.-T i've
more bodies today were taken
from the mine where the eXplo-
sion occurrd Yesterday, bringing
the total known dead to 40,
Thirty-three men previously
were taken out alive. The work
ers expressed the belief no more
living miners are III mine On
this assumption the total list will
be 6l.
Spangler, Pa. Nov. 7.-Between
50 and % of the "a miners who
went down into the Reilly shaft
of the Reilly Coal Company, near
here, Monday morning few
minutes before a terrific eNplo-
sion destroyed part Of the work
ings of the mine were killed by
the rush of deadly gas that ac-
companied the blast. according to
an official estimate made public
at midnight by rescue workers
and company officials. EXplora-
tions of the workings by trained
rescuers was being continued to-
night. None Of the dead has been
brought to the surface.
Thirty blanched survivors from
the mine-mOst of them young
men lay on double row OF
cots in the miners hospital here,
anxiously watching the entrance
to the big room. They were the
known survivors of the crew that
went into the mine the morning
a few minutes before the eXplo-
sion.
The rescue men all told the
same story as they came to the
surface. They declared that
bodies were scattered through
the workings for more than sou
feet.
"The sad part OF it." said one
sturdy miner, SIS that atleast 20
of the victims were within hun
dred feet of fresh air when they
were overcome by gas.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07
The Weather

Fair tonight and Wednesday
Cooler Wednesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-07

FOR RENT-Boarding house
by Madison Drug Store. Apply
Mrs. Hattie Buchanan. IF pd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
MAKE ANOTHER CHANGE
IN BOXING CARNIVAL
Danny Durate Will Face Joe
Dundec-Bowcn Is
Hurt.

1t Is announced by officials Of tho
church Inn Athletic Association,
which stages ite second outdoor box
Ing program on Thursday might that
those holding membership cards may
renew their memberships up 10 7
O'Clock OF the nigat Of the inntchcs
which start at o'clock. Tomorrow
Is the last day new members will be
accepted. y special meeting of the
associations board viii be he!f To-
morrow night to pass on applications.
Applications for membership may
be left with Charles A. FeIvcy. a2i
brook Avenue, or at the Church mi
park. whore Horace Hicks. baseball
ana basketball star at william and
Mary. is in charge OF playground ac-
tivities ;or the present.
There has been another change in
inc original program, owing TO Young
H"wcn tclcEraphinE that an injured
hand prevents him from meeting Joe
Dundee In lcir scheduled round
scrap. Danny Duartc, of Washing
ton, II. g.. will be Dundcc'e foe.
bnar,e stopped Eowcn. ON Satur-
day last Bowen was defeated by
Mickey DOhcrty. Although knOCkcd
down Tor the count OF nine in tho
third round. Bowen stayed ten rounds
with his rival. but lost the decision.
The other two bouts VIII be eight
round affairs between Red Leonard and
lew Dempsey. and johnny Rchharn
vs.. Jack Crawford. The latter fought
in scm!final last night in New
Jersey. preceding the Wcincrt- Foley
bout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
REQUESTS ALL ENTRANTS
TO Be PROMPT THURSDAY
Large Field Will Compete for
/, The Times-Dispatch
Trophies.
PLAY STARTS rNusu>rar nAHI.r
Many Golfers 10 nc on Link. shortly
After sunrfsc--'smp Quality
Ing md First Uound IN Ono Day II
I,uNNiblE,

worS o! putting on Rlchmond's
a-s; golf tournament. to determine
III. amateur champion OF Richmond.
was praet!cally completed yesterday
Afternoon. when the committee Il,
charge O! the event paired tho lc7
entrants, Two having heen turm, d
over - IRE chalrnen OF two OF the
S;pSs saturday one OF the entrants
Appearing IN sundays paper was
gp,sd SUI ~ the committee,
Tie ap4..Cylns round Will start
e2s.y Thursday nothing and II pos
sAis ~. &c .rale;ed III time go
tss; - rs; round of match play
@.r - aa!sAsd or the same day.
-a-se Ty..o have entered the event
GA-6 5; he tine set for their
zatcAs& TIE Times Dispatch. which
Is donating tAe TWO big prizes. has
asked 80 Committee 10 see that the
--..s governing The event are en-
forced 20 the letter.
should i: 50 happen that the limo
IS not satisfactory 10 the golfers,
a5ey should notify S!las Newton I'M
.red!atsiy IN order that the hour may
be changed before Thursday. Mr..
Newton may be reached a; Randolph
3el7 during tho day. The sporting
editor OF Tho Times Dispatch will re-
celve changes from the entrants AT
night. Considerable work vas nee
cssary 10 pair the large ncld, and tho
COMMITTEES hopes that no cntran viii
object 20 the Gme given him.
Presentation OF the trophies 10 the
winning golfers Will be made Satur-
day afternoon Mt the Country Club
Of Virginia Immediately after the
mai match in tho championship
sentation of tho trophies will be in
charge OF a committee from the four
clubs OF Richmond
With the local tournament only
two days away. many golfers eX-
pcct to improve their game during
the three days for the state cham
u!onship event To be held at Hot
Springs. Prizes to be awarded the
golfers in both events are ON display
In tho window of Schwar2schild
Brothers. jewelers.. second and BROAD
streets They arc tho most cxpcn-
s!ve golf trophies ever awarded in
the state,
Richmond's delegation to tho state
tournament should be At least hfty.
Silas Newton Is secretary OF the
state Golf Association, under whose
auspices the event Will be held and
entries should 10 mailed TO him. 6Oi
Times Dispatch Building. The entry
list for the state tournament closes
June o. y large number OF entries
has been received from other cities in
Virginia, and Richmond should not
be In the rear. Hot Springs has one
of tho best golf courses In America
and The championship tournament
which viii be for men and women
should be the biggest in The history
OF The association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
fiAGER TIES KIRIIwOOD
WITH 4 CARD OF ~

ny associated lrcES,
sandwich. ENGLAND June 10.
Jock HutCh!sOu tho British omen
Ro!i champion. today led the field in
the qualifying round OF the tourna >
incni. IN which he Is defending his
tue. Playing over tho Princes
court. Huich!son turned In card o.:
strokes for the eighteen holes
80 out and IS home
walter Hagen and Joe K!rkwood
went around IN IS. while jim Barnes
fcquircd nm So, and Edward Van
Week. OF Garden City. made a 90.
Aubrey Broomer. %, tho 81. Cloud
Club, Paris, played a brilliant round
IN I2. likewise did Harry Vardon.
while Roger Wlthcr.d. on. Of tn"
English amateur stars. scored a ~
being tied with seven others at this
Hu,chison's score OF today ranks
ms IN" professional record for the
E In -, rs "a "a ssttii--SSss-ro,al II
HutcRi on missed a, yard putt on
the sixteenth green. His driving to-
day was good Frequently he was
putting for n three on long holes
Roomcr played brilliantly for his
-. Ills only bad hole was tho four
tccn,h. where he required g. MS
out .....4ia 44s 4s4-aa
IN 80. .4ii 4si 355--39-Total -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

Second Dns~uian Leap. Into Air In
Take Line Drive From Rooncy's'
nnt-l'e"is Rcturns md Hurts Five
Innings, -,

rally IN tho lucky seventh" pro-
Colts victory over tho Truckers yos-
to-day afternoon IA, Mayo Island Turk
~ n ,hn np"ninE contest OF u aerics or
played tomorrow afternoon.
cuba came 10 tho front IN this
frame and cnvo Tho Colts their second
victory this season over the NiuSmen
Fling, AraEon md jose Ramos both
tr'rlcd after ono man had boom ro-
tired and Arngon scored on KcIlcr's
inneld out
LOWS, R!chmond's ace, who has
neen out OF tho. game for several
returned yesterday and for four in,
nlnss held the visiting team score
less Without registering Il hIt in the
Nith. the Truckers scored two runs.
Two bases on balls and an error by
T,reenIe were responsible <or the tall
lies. II was plain that Lewis finger
was bothcr!ns him, for in the urSt
inning he walked two men and al
lowed three hits, all OF which gave
ne Portsmouth clan three runs and
SECOND Bsseman comiskey savas
Lewis In the fourth inning when Ne
made brilliant stop OF Rooney's line
drive. The guardian OF the keystone
Seek caught ihe bal! after !eaptns
into the air.
Richmond scored two runs in The
NTst ipning on one hit and loose piay-
ing or the Portsmouth !nfeld. Doubles
hy keAc; and Oldr!ng gave them ono
IN the third and two singles and "A
sacrifice scored AraSon in the nth.
triples by Aragon and Ramos and
heller inhc!d out scored two In the
Lewis was forced to give way 20
F!nneEan after the sixth inning and
The Colts drove 500 TO IN, shov.rs
IN the seventh.