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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-06
ROCKY BUTTE SCHO0l. OPDN
WHEN PBRuloDlON ODTA1N3D
Biddle. Mont. Oct. !.

Btddle. Mont, Oct. !.
Editor, Examiner:-I noticed IN ar.
ticle in your last paper about the
school house at Rocky Butte being
locked 90 that services were held OUT
side. For the benefit of the one who
originated that article | wish to say.
that while am not . member Of the
school board. am acquainted with the
embers and also the clerk and think
that Il permission 10 obtained froun
them, the key to the door can easily
be obtained. The teacher must keen
the key 20 school can be held. o.
course the building 10 locked. that q
done to help keep out thieves. when
people get 10 poor or 80 low that they
are Obliged tc, steal things that belono
to the public school, 1t 10 . pretty bad
state affairs; stealing such thtngs
a. the play rope to make clothesline
penholders and blotters and ink.
There Is nothing needed more than
real Christian to preach tc' the ris.
ling generation. 1t SENS too late tc
begin on the grownups. 1t 10 realised
| that any minister has a hard jon t.
change the ideas OF children, when n
his preachings are fought against II
home.
| / am quite sure that all Sunday ser.
j vices are welcc med at the Rocky Butt,
school, and ii the building il left ii
as clean condition as when entered
there will be no objection
Respectfully,
! A SCHOOL PATRON.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-06
B.DIV1DE

KRUGER. Oct. Mrs H. c. Heaton
has gone to Ranch creek where she
will teach the Powell school.
Irene Rumph visited Mrs. Ord Ames
over night last Saturday.
BY Bartholomew is huskns corn
for oscar Broaddus.
Mrs. Emma Cramer has gone TO
Broadus to spend a few weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. James Turnbull visited
C. L. Rumph's last Tuesday.
Robert Higgins is helping :. L.
Rumph gather ccrn.
Ernest Paul visited Charley Huckins
on Bsttermilk last Sunday.
The dance at George Tipton's new
home was well attended Music was
furnished by Messrs. II. D. Frantior-
ter and r. c. Hubbard.
Hugh Rider from the Graham Nioin-
ity brought big four horse load OF
cane to ]. D. Rumph's sorghum r'ill
and had it converted into molasses
The load made 23ls gallons Of extra
fine sorghum.
Mrs. Ruth Upton and children from
Buttermilk visited several days viii
Mrs BLY, Bartholomew.
Miss Lcis stauter sister of Mrs
Beecher Warner. visited Mrs. T. n
Heaton last week.
| Mary Lou Heaton went to Miles Cit.
where she will attend high school.
The Baker-Heaton threshinc machine
has gone over on Baking Powder t
thresh fer Jack Clevinger.
Mrs. F. NJ. Pierce and family. Mrs
III. D. Frankforter who are living il
Rrcadus. sending their children t
school, came to the dance al Georg
Tipton's.
| Mra. Elizabeth CLOSER spent las
Monday with Mrs. James Turnbull.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-06
Better Late Than Nevex.

The host was nervous and inexperi.
enced and he rose hurriedly Ut the con-
clusion Of a Song with which one Of
the guests had been obliging.
Ladies and gentlemen" he began.
Before Mrs. Smith started to sing she
-ah-told me her ah--voice was not
in the best Of condition and-ah-ask-
ed me to apologize for 1t, but l neg
lected to do SO and-ah-I apOl ogixe
now.-The American Legion Weekly.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-06

sid Norbury Wa IN town With =
load Of wheat from his ranch In the
miner country, says the lngomar In
Aenendent. Sid came here from MIS-
sonri where he farmed on some pretty
hieh priced land. He reports the big.
~~.t CROP he has ever raised In his life
He SAYS there 10 NO reason but that
the farmer can make . big winning
here Il he will farm In the right way
mi. man has mo- regrets to register
h~oau.e Of coming to Montana.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-06

n. H. Lawrence, leoorhead merchant,
[>~t.rded his 0rst visit to Broadua
Wsdnssday evening. and WAS accom-
n.nied BY r. T. Kelsey. Denver VIII
n.n. and Bill Baker. From here they
continued on tc Miles City.
O.a Force was In town the latter
mart Of 9e week.
The Chilkat post., 1922-08-04
THE LISTENING POST.

ano1ng seward Alaskan of the trip being made into Alaska by Norton Corps Area his bride ding to which reached San Francisco today
 Approaching the "Bufrd nosd into whipping that for followed massea fog that the hony transport had to shut down her 1gines float mo man. sea" for and oght bHf ore could
 Adding to the thrills and the fog mid ght landing small boats at the fort. that it probably written supposed alleged skenari of those buggy while the fish Fireman che-i1d
 INFANTRY Queen of Battles.
 0 battle without
 ront line is station in
 A nd the enemy to deal with first.
 sitated when called
 of other branches only aids
 R eady at all times.
 to apologies wrote that nice little piece Army and Navy Regi ster." ENr1oN YOU JAzzBoYs:
 Skagway next Wedne August 9th Elks Hall at 800 PM The music will be by Louise Mf sed! very likely the this notice interest the the post you rest let conscience guido. BIRDS who are picking Hqrs G.I hung around their eek shnent court-martal irect
 bicycle for sale, almost travel than twenty miles to the gallon See C0.\
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
SIGNING OF TREATIES
ENDS CONFERENCE
,I.y Associated rrrssD

Washington. Feb. 6-The his
turv-making conference on hmi-
tation OF armament and Far
Eastern questions ended todlr
with the signing OF treaties and
4 farewell address 10y President
Harding. with It's work charac-
tcrized by Harding a. the first
deliberate and effective expires
sion of the great powers IN the
consciousness OF peace and oi
wars utter futility. The great
conference went INTO the niche OF
history to await judgments and
developments OF the future.
In the great assembly hall. the
delegates of nine nations mean
while marched in turn to the ia
bic ami affixed their signatures to
the treaties and agreements which
are all parts OF the structure
bull; 10 lift from war-turn
world thcg burden ui excessive
naval agreement. promote peace
in the Pacific. give a new bill 81,
rights 10 China and remove from
the Far East paIticuIarly the
clouds OF war. A. each delcga-
tiou fixed it, signature. the great
audience applaudcd long and
LOUDLY. the treaty was >gncd
In this order: United Statc>.
Great Britain. France. I.aly la
pan. Belgium. The Netherlands.
China anl Portugal VI the con
clu,ion Of the ceremony of sign
ing President Harding delivered
his address formally closing the
conference.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Entertained For Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Squire T. Hen
dren entertained with birthday
Dinner a. their home at Edenton
Friday, Jan. Is. in honor OF Mr.
Hendren'S Doth birthday. Those
who enjoyed the hospitality were
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Robert Chandler
and two daughters. Entha and
Sadie. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Wylie
and little son, Stanley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Sebastian; Mrs. Gil
nasd Cobb and little son. Noel
Dean: Mrs. ]. w. Cobb and
daughter Callie; Mrs. Sarilda
VINCENT; Misses Georgia War
ren. Stella Howard. Stella Store.
Mess-s. James Collins. James
Vincent, Lelan Cobb. Jake Tea
ter. wiIo made very impressive
speech wishing the old man many
more happy BIRTHDAYS. They all
went away feeling good that all
had mt and enjoyed themselves
together and with everything to
eat.-Contributed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
IMPORT ANT MEASURES
ARE UP THIS week
Legislature About Half Thro and
IS Shooting Bills In Both
Houses

Frankfort. ny. Feb. with
he total number OF bill, in line
Tor passage or defeat IN both
E"uses OF tie kcntucky General
As>mcbly striking dangerously
near the century mark that body
will swing IN To- the home
stretch this Afternoon at | o'clrcl;
in an effort To get a. many meas
VrcS a possible out OF the way
before the regime OF the Rules
Committee begins. I'm the House
there will be 80 bills lined up in
the orders OF the da- and in the
Senate ten less.
The assembly got down 20 real
work during the last week and n
a result p measures passed the
House and % received enough
votes to get by in the Senate.
One new measure was sent to the
governor ior his signature. The
kn IL was officially handed To- p
hills in the House and To FIVE IN
thc Senate. while the word went
around that several prominently
mentioned measures would hc de
icdtcd VhcL the time cam. Two
bills have been passed hy both
houses and the governor signed
both.
The only hi" measure that
came up 10. passage in the House
was the trading stamp act offer
cd bv Representative {. ID. Nc
Cav. nf Paducah. The measure
passed cnmfortahl, majority IN
the lower body and supporters
believe that the bill will pass the
Senate.
Among the Scna'c'> most i'm
p1rtant bills was that passed Fri
dav extending To county and pu
lice courts and magistrates con-
current jurisdiction with circuit
courts in the trial of violations ut
the prohibition laws. Under lhc
provisions OF this measure per.
sons violating any OF the proyi-
ions OF the 1920 acts rcgardiu.
prohibition can bc tried in the
lower courts and fined up To- $500
Several new features were added
To- the bill giving lower court Of
iccrS authority to issue search
warrants. seize property and 9th
crwiSc making more stringent
the present acts.
The only measure that came ~
for passage and went down in dc
feat in the House was that whic!
sought to repeal the present ami
pass law. The defeat was deci>-
I've.
Both House, paid but littlc
heed to committee reports ~
many instances and demanded
be read INTO the calendar deSpit-
uniavorablc reports This az
tion brought forth protests irom
iContinued ON page y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
CAR Slides over
HILL EMBAAEMENT
And Lands Right Side Up Bot
Mrs. Munday Wits Face Is
Badly Cut

Mr.. and Airs. Munday Witt. O.:
Trenton. y. j.. had a mighty clo,c
cali from death and almost Il ms
raCulous escape when their =
went over an cmbankmcut aboIt
50 feet just this side OF the Hair
pin Curve ON the river hill ON -,
Lexington pike Saturday nieh,.
Luckily the machine did nc-
oyerturn. /, Sid down the crl-
bankmcnt and landed right ,l-iz
up with care ON the lower part ,;
the pike. below the curve. About
tine only damage done was 80
Mrs. Witt. who wa, Scv.rely crit
about the eve, and face when hcr
glasses struck the windshield
breaking, and iujuring her iayc
severely. \ gentleman by th,
name ct Hill. came along in hrS
car about that time and rushed
Mrs.. WIT To- the home Of Dr. !.
IT, Rutlcdgc. near FuNtowr.
where her injuries were irc>sc..-
She was later brought To town l.,
her uncle. Mr.. X. H. Tcrrill. Mr,.
Witt l. q daghtcr OF AIR. Braci,
Alaupiu ct the county. She a;id
her husband have been here f..
some week. while he j. compile
ing SOME contract work for r.,
deceased brother Mr.. and Mrs.
Witt had been with hcr sister
Mrs. J w Hendricks. in LcNins-
toH. Their return trip was Nv
cvcntiul until just "a, ,hcy turned
the Hairpin Curve ascending the
river hill They met a man VIII.
horse which bccau- frightened
and luuged and plunged Mr..
Witt wa driving near the edge
OF the cmbarkmcE;. and kept hi
position. thinking the Nurse
would ~ ON by ou thc other side.
However. the animal pluHgci
right irt6 the machine Nr. Wi.t
turned 1t quickly tu ayo'd th1
equine. and a. he did So. the car
went urcr the cmhaukmcut. II
seems remarkable that II did no-
ovcrturn but il maintained iiscl:
upright and landed ''on all iOr.
icct' un the lower road. apparent
Is with little damage except the
breaking oi the windshield ami
the injury % Mrs. Witt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Big Moonshine
Raid In Estill County

Irvine. Feb. 6-Another raid
was carried out Thurs lay by Ir-
vine police. This time two stills
we're raided OH the Prewitt and
Goff lease OH Miller; Greek, and
in addition to the stills. destroy
cd twelve iermenterS. The raid
crs arrested the following who
i. is claimed. were found opcrat-
ing the still: Olive O'Hara. {.
T. Wiseman. Leonard Arnold, +.
l.. Thackcr. The reaid was head
ed by Chief OF Police Russ Size
more and lac had with him jess
Hamilton. Green Covey. George
Brinega- and James Fugate.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Big Double BILL At
OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY

Through Il mis understanding u'
the booking agent, "f the Phoc-
uix Amu,cmnct Company. the
Nodyil show which was advcriiS-
ed for Monday night. will not -;
given until TUESDAY night. Thi,
will mean a double feature pro-
gram IL ii Will gwen in connc,-
ton with the much talked ul pic
ture. Passion" which plays TIN
local theatres for two day, en-
gagcmcnt
The vaudeville act. The Talk
Of the Town" comprises SjNtccu
people. and after their engage
mcnt with the Paris theatre Mon
dav night and the Richmond thea
ire Tuesday night. are booked for
Il three DAYS show at the Ben III
at Lexington. The prices for
.h'S double bill Tuesday will lac
S5c and 55c. and through special
arrangements by Miss Ward. the
regular price al admission will b"
charged for the Passion picture
WcdneSda..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
21 Year Sentence n Clay

Manchester. feb. 6-Thc jury
tryiug Steve Martin charged
with murder Of his brother-in- =
law. Wood Bengc. returned 4
verde, Of guilty for voluntary
manslara hter. fixing his term OF
imprisonment at 2l years. The
defense will ask a new hearing.
Court adjourned after being in
session three weeks. 1t is re-
ported the grand jury returned
1000 indictments. The killing of
Benge vas the beginning of the
Philpot- Martini -Benge feud
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Asbur: College at Nilmorc
has succeeded in raising It's $500.
0O0 endowment fund
Harry McCarty. editor nf th-
Jessamme Journal. WnJ has been
quite IL Tor a long time. has
been Zen to a Lexington nos
pital Cor treatment.
Wright Hamilton. formerly OF
RiTlmond. ha, sold his poolroom
at Paris, to James McClmtock
Percy Reed. formerly of Rich
mond. has been employed by
Ham.iioi.
Or. John Cook. famous color
cd veterinary OF Lincoln county.
fdrnd 24 sheep on the farm OF
John spears going blind. J.
thinks he has them recovering.
AShbs Warren, formerly OF
Stanford, who has been the claim
department of the l. & n. for 2
number of years. has been ap
pointed an aSsistan. district at.
tome. OF the road for Keutuck =
and Virginia.
A bunch of local fans will at
tend he baseball meeting at
Winchester tonight when plans
will be put on foot for the re-
organization of the Blue Grass
League.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Mrs. Van Meter Appointed
On State Committee

Mrs. Solomon Van Meter. pf
.cxington. has the distinction OF
being the first woman IN Ken
tuckv To- serve uu the State Dem
ocratj' Executive Committee.
having recently been appointed
woman committe emaa Tor the
state ar large BY Ju.lge Charles
y. Hardin. Of the State Demo-
cratic Committee Mrs. Nan
Meter before her marriage was
Miss Pauline Helm Hardin. a
daughter OF former Chief JUS
tice NJ. K. Hardin. Of the Court
OF Appeals. ~ the time OF her
marriage she held the Office OF
State Librarian. To which she
was three times elected, the last
two without opposition.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06

rhe third lecture ci the Meth
odist lecture Course will be Civ
en AT tn. NJ. +. Church tonight.
February 6. at 30 by DIR.
Holmes. Of the University oi
Kentucky. medic. doctor OF
broad experience and specialist
on the subject oi rcaith aHd san
itation. His subject Is How to
Live Longer and Happier" Ev-
erybody who faii5 IL come will
surely miss something that IS
worth while.-G. !. Smith. Man
ager. It
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Biggest Raid
Yet By
Officers
Sheriff Deatnerage and Posse
Destroy Fourteen Moonshine
Stills and 1900 Gallons
Of Mash

Fourteen moonShine stills. j.
OC0 gallons oi mash. one alleged
moon sinner and ~uuunber II sus-
Ecct, vas the crop gathered i'll
Madison and the edge Jf Jack
>or county carly Monday in ne
q the biggest raids engineered
III this sect ON since prohibition
vent 'nt3 effect.
\ force Cf about lG or l. OF
iiccr,. t,c OF them Federal dry
r;.idcfs. AID all under the leader
ship Of Sheriff Elmer Deathcr-
age. spread terror among the
sinners from Bobtown to Bear
wallow and Rig Hill during the
carly hours. With Sheriff Death
erage were his regular .icpttics.
i'ranHiin Deathcrage, Dick Mob
crly aui Bob Davis. lie Sworc
in 4, special deputie, Bob Tel
lord. BI,y Martin and a number
% other Young men of town.
hicf IL 'olicc Watkins. OF Be
rCa. ju.Ico the party. and Sheriff
I ainhart. o! jackson county,
with several ui his men strength
,ned then. also. There were live
fcderai prOh bi.ion officers IL
charge of Lucien y. Burnan. o..
his ci. -. tie others being Agcris
White. Hcckrcr, Corrcll and Mil
.cr.
The Dig party divided up il
;wo ,qlads and made clean
sweep 81 :; wide section Ji terri
,ory. : cuantity OF liquor Was
found and dcs,roycd. bui no I'll
VA, found actually in operation.
80 far a. learned. one negro
suspect waS taken in charge. \
till Va, found i'm his barn and
tic federal men set ire ;o the
whole :'ic-bang' and burned thC
barn lnl contents. The other
still, we're burned and big bon
hrcs :c,tjticd to the thorough
ness Ni.h which tic of:ccrs
cleaned up things. They lett
Richmond at 4 o'clock Monday
morning and got back about )
in the afternoon. covered with
ufuu thI very tired.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
CARDINAL RATTE
IS ELECTED Pope
Archbishop of Milan Succeeds
Benedict XIV After Several
Days Balloting
IL Nsanciat.d &c.

Rome. Feb. 6-CarGinal Ach iic
Ratti, Archbishop Of Milan. VAS
proclaimed elected Pope in Sue
ceSsion 10 tie late Benedict NN
this morning lie IN, taken tie
name o. Plus NJ.
rs soon as the two-tIirds vOtc
was verified the ncw Pope W; ;
escorted to the ante-room within
the ) stinc Chapel where he di,-
cardcd his Cardinal robe, and
drnncd the veStmentS of his new
office. \ little later ne ascended
the throne where thc Cardinal,
made the FIRST act of alteration.
The ceremony concluded. the
Pontiil appeared cn the balcony
OF St. Peters church. where he
bestowed upon the mIltitudc lis
FIRST public benediction. He then
returned to the Vatican yirjually
to be prisoner until his death.
Cardinal oOonileH' hr''s"i> .l''..
ct b"Ston' arrId an h"ur at'c'
'he rope was elected
Cardinai NcIlliie l>a.'l' -N'i'-
bishop @: Milan. was Tor several
wear, Papal Nuncio in Poland
N"yr' Ms "l'(n'''S /. "' nm ',','' an,
ec'ic>'"' .. 'i'"' '"'0,'oi'N WIG" ''i'
oI>l question i''''''''1 ''' '''' ::
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htilcdio' ~ anu ''e Sra'''"'s
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f"r many years "as i'D'"I az -
-i'''o, . 3''@i -'o'a'! ''," al 0'''' :.
al Al'"a. ,"'Gr ,-"'Gr nc Oc'%"' u.
b'ariaa inc N"'iC;'I' J." ''''
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new repHb'l' OF o'ai'o eN.'''''>"
co "'h'i"' ui''"'''a''' i''d,'''''
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ana Na> assigned 10 "i'''',, IT.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
NICE HOME AT
PRIVATE SALE

i will sell privately my home
on Sunset Avenue. The house is
a 2-story frame of about II
rooms and attic with modern con-
veniences. including hot water
heating plant. Lot is large with
good garage; concrete drive, etc.
For further particulars see
MRS. L. P. EVANS,
27tf Richmond. KY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Collins Needs Mere Men
II Nssncintcd Presel

Lexington. Ky. Feb. B. Stat
Prohibition Director Sam Collins
today announced al increase in
the number OF prohibition agent
in Kentucky Will be asked. Til,
force probably will be increased
from 30 to 10.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Ne4port Quiet Again

Newport. KY. Feb. 6-Colonel
Denhardt. in command of the
troops stationed here in the roll
ing mill strike. reported today the
city as quiet. He said he had the
situation we'll in hand and believ-
ed the worst IS over.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Mississippi Governor In Bad
tBy Associated Press

Jackson. Miss. Feb. "a Sl00.
900 damage suit charging Cover
nor Lee Russell of Mississippi.
with seduc:ng Miss Francis {.
Birkhead. a former employe in
his office. was fled here today in
federal court. She is now a resi-
dent OF New Orleans.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
A Giant Radish

4 FREUD from the country
brought rhe Daily Register the
largest radish ii ever saw late
last week. 1t is white and Is
called a Chinese Radish. 1t Is
said TO be neither tough nor
pithy. 1t really looks 1ike a tur-
nip. except for its elongated
shape.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
LEGION TO VOTE ON
STATE BONUS TONIGHT
Official Ballot Received Here and
Form Is Criticised By Some
Legionaires

Members OF Jesse NJ dykes
Post oi the American Legion
will vote their sentiment as to
the Legislature of kentucky Civ
ing them a bonus al called
meeting tonight. Commander
Charles George has issued the
call. fIc has received officia! bal
lots from state hcadSuarters. Mr..
George says that many OF the
member, of the local post are
inclined 10 censure the form III
Nh ch the ballots are made ont.
rs they think that the fourth
question 20 be voted OH on the
ballot j. drawn III ali ambiguous
way th,.t may cause SOME con-
fusion when the members pre-
pare To ,o;c. The official ballot.
which tic boys will vote OF,
,cads as follows:
Il. ~ YOU favor asking the
General Assembly of Kentucky
To- provide Tor :, cash bonus to
able b"d'ed eX-scrvice persons: :
YES
NJ
=. Do lou favor Federal leg
;>iatiou providing 4 bonus YES
........... NJ
=. Do vuu favor restricting
benefits ui legislation to disabled
u;cn .... ................NE Is
- "a YOU favor the follow
ing re, 1lution:
Resolved. That :'r \m,rican
legion. standing Tor principles
an! the just right oi cx-Serv;cc
person re- llizin% that the Ma
tioral Government Is about to-
rccc@i'zc its obligations to them
hy passing the american Legion
iGju~trG Conn ,nsa,;ou Bill. and
that ut;~ state j. IN dire stress
and suffering from excessive
burdens and taxation. and not
only owes no duty 20 compcn-
saJC eN->cTyicc persons. but ],
Unable t. pay rnvthirg 20 OK
service persons a, %ratulty.
and for these rca>og> 1t refuses
to ask the Gcu.ral Assembly of
Kentucky {" oas, a law p.ovi1-
ing 4 cash g.it TO able bodied
cX-Scr' c. persons ........Nt r.
.............N NO
"Ouc.t ouS -j.hmitlcd by urdcr
Of the State Executive Commit
tee. EMMETT O'NEiL
Department Commander
"Iustructiou>: U>c pencil in
marking Ballot
"l:acL member of the Legion
ir gooG standing with his cur
rent dues paid mp >lfall be en-
ti,lcG t. enc vote.
Each ballot shall be signed or
he ba X by the member anG hi>
: 'gnaturc shall be witnessed H..
,hc Post \djutant and cast by
the member III the presence OF
the Post AdjUtant and trans
miticd by- mail To the Depart
ment AdjuIant.
"Th@ vote will be counted and
verified by the Post Adjutant 10
tie Department AdJutant. "
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-06
Mrs. Mellon Brought Back
In Critical Condition

Friends here Of Mrs. Kate p.
Nieliol will regret to learn that
she WAS brought back to Ken
tuck from Oklahoma City very
II. oi tuberculosis. She was ia
ken To Winchester for treatment
by her daughter. Mrs. Addic
rripp.