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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
Ell PSDEE HARDING FL SCR ARO HUGHES Sc HANDECDDO PRNTR QUE
FL GOBERAD Mr. RELY RNE De 10 CUAL A SDO ESTE VA NOnCADO
FL LCDO. LASTRA CHARRIEz RE-
HUSACESAR EN- LA POLENICAOUE
SOST|ENE CON FL LCDO. IRIARTE

Anoche, a Ultima hora, conseguimos
para su publication, la siguiente carta
del -Presidente de la Camara Ii
cenciado Alfonso LaStra Charriez, en-
contestacion a la que lie fue di-
rigida por los Sres. Gonzalez Prado y
Benitez Castafo y la cual publicamos
en- otro sitio de este diario
San Juan 18 de JUNO de 1922.
Srs. Arturo Gonzalez Prado
Jose Benitez Castaio,
Miembros de la Junta Central Unio-
nista,
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguishes amigos correligionarios:
He recibido la carta de ustedes en- la
cual nos invitan al Sr. Iriarte, Junior,
y a mi, a posponer por ahora la pole
mica que venimos sosteniendo con mo
two dc la acusacion que yo formulara
en- mi articulo publicado EN- Ia Revista
"La Semana' del Sabado 10 de Junio
WO AOSH, CoHbA6 Sl 81. Mol Jill 1loNASoo
junior.
Hablan ustedes de que es iuoportuna
esta hdia periodistica fundamentan
esta opinion, en- el hecho de que Ell par
lido csta necesitado de todas sus fuer-
gas para combatir los innumerables
enemigos que le corcan en- este momen,
to-
DesdeS que he comenzado tencr ex-
reriencia, he princirtado por pensar
con CaIma toda actuaci6n de mi vida.
Is ineue9tionable la razon de ustedes.
En estos instartes, Ell todas las oca-
stones, Ell partido dcbe estar resistir
y batallar, apretado unisono, a fin de
que el exito para 6l, y para el pals re
suite siethpre asegurado,
En- ese principle de sana virtud pu-
blica, es que yo me he basado para Ian
zar Ia acusacion. Los cuerros politi-
cos no deben tener Ell toda lucha sino
una tactica, un pensamiento una
idea. La tactica, ell pensamiento Ia
idea acordados por Ell cuerpo central
directive. En- ell seno de este organis
mo- cabe discutir, sacar avante ell cri-
terio mantenido, salir derrotado. Lue
go quedan dos caminos elegir AcataI
la norma fijada, o traicionar ell acuer.
do. De vez en- cuando Sc puede seguir
Ia rebellion y en- ocasiones, la rebellion
81 esta alimentada por la buena fl
Sc practica dentro de los principles
reglamentarios de Ia colectividad, es
virtuosa y ACCEPTABLE Lo que no puede
aplaudirse nj permitirse, nj tolerarse
es ell silencio en- los debates del direc
torio, y la traici6n de los acuerdos to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
SENSIBLE FALLECIMIENTO

En- Yauco, donde residia, ha de-
jado de existir ell distinguido caba-
Hero don Manuel Torres Quinones,
pariente cercano del Lcdo. Jose G.
Torres y de don Manuel Rodriguez,
superintendent del TELEGRAPH Insu-
lar.
La inesperada muerte del sefior
Torres Quinones, ha causado honda
impression en- la sociedad de Yauco,
donde ell fenecido gozaba de genera
les simpatfas.
Ell MUNDO envfa su mas sen
lido p6same a las familia del fna
do, por tan irreparable predida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19

Fajardo, JUNO 16 dc 1922.
Gonzalez Prado,
Junta Central,
San Juan, P. r.
Coincidiendo con ustsdeS laudable
proposito y celebrar6 con gran salts
faccion puedan obtener complete 6zi-
to asunto pol6mica Lastra Iriarte.-
Yo deseo inhibirme toda acclon en- es-
te asunto por razones que ustedes Sa-
bran apreciar. Era de esperarse que
Reilly pagase a Feliu sus nuenos servi
clos, aunoue Ell premio resuite bien eff
nero y POGO dignifcador.
A nosotros no debe va ilnportarnos
n.nglro de estos desahogos lanzadoS
por Reilly en- las postimerias de su go =
tit1no. Ante este debemos estar. STEM
pre- dignos, mas firmes cads dia.
BARuELO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
EN- Ell CONGRESO Sc HA PRE-
SENTADO UN PROXECTO DE
LEY PARA LIETPIAR LAS
AGUAS AMERTCANAS DE VA
PORES QUE CONDUzCAN O
VTNDAN BEBTDAS INTO
XICANTES
UNITED PRESS
(yla An America Cables

WASHINGTON, jEnio 1g.-El con
grcsista Mr.. Edmonds ha presentado
hoy un proyecto dc ley en- -el Congreso
para limpiar las aguas norteamericanas
Gle vapores que lleven en- sus boaoga5
bebidas intoxicsntes. FL proyecto pro
wee, asimiSmo, una multa consistcnte
Ell dieE mi dolares para los vapoTes
que violon Ia ley en- efecto la incau-
tacion de los mismos hasta hacer efec-
tiva dicha suma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
UNITED PRESS
(Via "All America Gables

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 49, El
Sindicato de Banqueros dirigido por
"The Bankers Trust Co." ofrecera
maiiana 1unes la suma de tres milo
nes trescientos treinta cinco mil
dolares por los bonos del Ayuntamien
to de San Juan a un interes del A
y medic por cento.
Estos bonos como Sc sabe fue
ron comprados al cinco por ciento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
BUICK
z PASAJERoS

Del 1920 en- magnifcas condolences
manejado solamente por su duefio, PIN
tura nueva, igual que nuevo, Sc VEN
DE lame al Tel6fono No. 497 Verde
santurce venga verlo cnaiquier
hora del dia. Condado st. No. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19

mados, fuera de este ORGANISING.
Para que haya union en- las fuerzas
politicas de la colectividad, urge que
la traici6n no asome su faz macabra y
que la insidia no mueva su fardo de
Pandora. Combatir al traidor la
traicion en- todos los momentos, atln
frente al enemigo, no es peligroso, ST.
no por ell contrario, saludable.
Un hombre por infuyente que sea,
81 al actuar dentro de la politica, obs
(Continua en- la Bra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19

A raiz de su llegada a la isla,
el gobernador Reilly, visit6 las prin-
cipales instituciones del pals, con ell
objeto de cerciorarse de las condi-
clones de las mismas, particularmen-
tc, el manicomio, la penitenciaria V
la colonia de leprosos.
Estas instituciones, verdaderamen-
to, no estan la altura que debieran,
en- una comunidad civilizada como la
nuestra; pero este, que va habia 81
GO advertido por nuestra Legislature,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
Ell COMITE DE GARANTIAS
A BERLIN

PARIS, JUNO 18,-La Comtsi6n de Ga
rantias la partido esta tardc para Bcr-
lin con ell fin de estudiar las establish
cas- econ6micas de Alemania.
La Conision la preside M Eugene
Mauclere esta compuesta por los Je-
feS de los servicios fnancieros en- ell Co.
mite de Tndemnizaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
UN TERREMOTO CUYO CEN
TRIO NO Sc HA LOCALIZADO

WASHINGTON, junio 18,-El sism6
grafo de Ia Universidad dc Georgetown
ha rcgistrado anochc un violento terrc-
moto cuyo epicentro no ha podido scr
loCalizado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
DE INTERES

Sc Vende la casa No. 6 Gale de
Coloner para ser entregada en-
seguida. Consta de S habitacio
nes y otra para ell servicio; tie
ne entrada afirmada para auto
moviI. Informaran en- Carretera
7O6 (baios) Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
I.ENINE NECESITA DESCAN
SAR HASTA Ell PROXIMO
OTONO

BERLIN, JUNO 18.-Informes de Mos
cl dicen que Lenine Sc vera obligado
permanecer fuera de Russia hasta el
otoflo proximo en- que probablcmente
resumira su labor politica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
LOS AVIADORES PORTUGUE
SEES LLEGAN A RIO DE
JANEIRO

RIO DE JANEIRO, JUNO 18.-Los
aviadores portugueses lIegaron eSta ma
mana aqui. Fueron entusiastamente reci-
bidos y esta noche seran obsequiados
con m banquete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19

THE BANKERS TRUST co.
OFRECE TRES MILLONES
TRESCIENTOS TREINTA Y GIN
CO MIL DOLARES POR LOS
BONOS DE SAN JUAN AL Qua
TRIO Y MEDIC POR CIENTO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19
FL SR. BARCELO ENVLA OTRO TE-
LEGRAMA DESDE FAJARDO
Ell ee del Partido comenta ell nobramiento de Fe para
comisionado de Agricultural Trabajo
CENTRAL PARA TERAR
LA POLENTCA ENTIRE LASTRA E HLARTE

te, dcsistir pol6mica prensa, 81 es su
pareccr desistir, telegrafiele Lastra ca
csc Sentido.
Arturo Gonzalez PRADO,
Miembro de la Junta Central
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19

San Juan. P. r., JUNO Il de 1872.
Sehores Alfonso Lastra Charrifz,
(Cont1nt1a en- la Bra. pag)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19

NUEVA YORK, JUNO l8,-El editorial del
diario "New York World de aver, sabado, pre-
dice la renuncia del gobernadCr dc Pnert0 Ri
co. Ms. Rely, agrega que el oresdente Hard
ing csta cstudiando actualmente el .nOmbre del
future candidate, que pueda sustituir eticientcs
mcntc al iefc del gobernO portOrr;aueH0.
Fl reiefido editorial cstndia ampEamente
81 caso dc Puerto Rico, desfc Que eI gQbernador
Rciiy Sc hlzo cargo de Ia gObernaci0n de la is
"a. Y 5scgura que Ia Administrator de este ha
u'autcnidc en absolute complete distnrhio a
los habnantcs del pals, quienes han mostrado
81 disgnsto y desc0ntento sObre la Administra-
con GcI rrcsidcnte Harding. Ell World dice
que csta es una sefaI segura dc los preparat-
yCs para Ia marcia del gObernad0r Rely.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-19

10 de Estado no t;ene jurisdiction cn los asun-
tOs que atailen Puerto Rico.
Ell "NEW YORK WORLD" ASEGURA QUE FL
GOBERNADOR RELY RENUNCIARA Su CAR
GO.-EL PRESiDENTE ACTUALMENTE
BUSCA Ell SUBSTITUTE
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
Splendid Citizen Dies

News of the death of Mr..
White Bales which occurred at
10 o'clock Thursday morning has
cast a gloom over the enti e
community. Mr.. Bales was 90
years of age and had been in
declining health for several
years. He was one of Madison's S
best citizens, a member of the
Presbyterian church and a true
christian in every sense Of the
word. He will be greatly missed
Iii the community where he was
most highly esteemed as neigh
Dor, citizen and friend. Surviv-
ing him are two daughters. Mrs.
Thomas Black and Mrs. Anne
Richmond; two sons, William r.
and Winston Bales, all Of whom
have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their bereavement.
Funeral services will be he'd
at his late residence FriIay af-
ternoon at 2:30 by Dir. r. l..
Telford. Interment in Richmond
cemetery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
KANSAS HAS FIRST
DEMOCRAT In 10 YEARS
(Dy Associates: PIess)

Chicgo, Nov. 9-Kansas has &
democratic governor for the first
time in ten years. Jonathan
Davis was elected by about A.
900. In the middlewest demo-
Gratis have annexed two other
governorships, Ohio and Ne
braska. All three previously hal
republican governors. The demo-
Gratis also retained Oklahoma and
Texas governors. The republi-
cans reelected governors in
iowa, Minnesota, Michigan. Wis
consin and North and South Da-
kota.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
BEER AMENDMENT LOST
BY 100000 In OHIO

Columbus. Nov. 9-Practically
complete returns from Tuesdays
election last night failed to
make any changes in the indi-
Gated winners developed from
returns received last night and
early today.
With reports complete from
Il OF the SS counties and only
$50 precincts missing in the in
complete counties, 5. ID. Fess,
republican. had obtained a safe
majority OF 42227 over Senator
Atlee Pomerene in the contest
for Ohio's second seat in the
United States Senate. The vote
was: Fess 765,36l; Pomerene
723,134.
While Carmi \. Thompson. re-
publican candidate for governor
and personal friend Of Presi-
dent Harding, had reduced the
lead OF his democratic opponent
\. Y. Donahey. to l3.I69 in y
complete counties and only Z30
precincts missing. il appeared
improbable that he woulI be
able to overcome The lead.
The total vote in 700 pre-
cincts of 8TI0 on governor was {:
Thompson 1929; Donahey
ZQ4,10S.
The wine and beer amend
mcnt took a downward pitch al
ter the city vote had been count
ed and the dry rural votes be-
gan to roll in and last night ap-
parently had been defeated BY a
100000 majority. The vote in
7,135 precincts out OF $40 was:
For 036,585; Against z59,39l, '
Democrats have elected SIX Of
their congressional candidates
to II by the republicans.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
AUTOMOBILES BURN
IN Freight WRECK
Fourteen Cars Of Merchandise
Leave Tracks Of L. & N.
Smash Up At DeIu2ar

Fourteen freight cars full OF
merchandise some with new au-
tomobiles Ell route to southern
dealers were derailed at Delmar
near Whites Station. this county
about 10 miles south of Rich
mond on the /. & y. railroad
cary this MORNING. Soon after
the wreck, the derailcd and
smashed up cars started burning
and it was thought that the en-
tire cargo is endangered. Al
traffic has been blocked on this.
the Cincinnati and Knoxville di-
vision Of the road. The early
morning train for the north. due
here about 4 o'clock. has not
yet come i'll and indications are
that 1t will require some time to
get the wreck cleared up, espe-
clally as attempts TO check the
fire at first seem unavailing.
Reports received in Richmond
said that the wreck was caused
by the hange OF a Eheel break
ing. The car promptly jumped
the. track and IA more piled up
on and over it, causing aieariul
smashup and tearing up the
track for several hundred yards.
So far as could be learned here,
no member of the train crew
was injured, however.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
WEBER TALKS ON
CITY TELEPHONES

The regular weekly meeting Of
the Rotary club held at the Hotel
Glyndon was largely attended t
day and had as its special CUES
President 0. R. Webber. of the
Winchester Telephone system.
RotariaI Webber made a very
interesting address touching es-
pccially on the m mute details OF
the great Bell Tel, phone system
and outlining the work which is
being carried on by the local
company.
The club voted unanimously to
meet jointly with the members
of the Exchange club on next
Thursday evening at $50 in what
will be known. as Ladies Night
each member of both clubs being
expected to bring with him some
lady and the fairer sex of the
city will have an opportunity OF
seeing the workings of these two
great public clubs which are do
ing so much effective work thru
out the city and county.
Mir. John NJ. Yates. ice dealer.
was welcomed in the club as a
new member.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
DRIVE FOR HEALTH
And WELFARE BUDGET
Leagues Work During the Past
Year Has Been Very Sltis-
factory In Every Way

Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for. the annual drive
for the Health and Welfare bud
get which will be put on next
Monday morning ate 100. About
a year ago the various Dhilanth-
rop;c interests Of Richmond were
correlated under the Heath AMI
Welfare League and under this
new plan the past wear has been
the most satisfactory in the his
tory OF Richmond.
a years working or new plan
justifies in the most emphatic
way the organization, which
through a very trying winter
conducted the relief movements
with the hjghes measur Of sue
cSs. Although the dnands dur
ing the yea have been Unusual
abl to tide over with the funds
subscribed d year ago.
In the budget this year will be
nor only charity, health and re-
lief funds. but also several hun
dred dollars for the completion of
the funds for maintaining the
public health nurse with has lust
begun her work in Rihmcnd and
Madison ounty. For years, a
public health nurse has been one
of Rchmond's first needs and
through the cooperation Of the
State Board Of Health, City Cum
Gil, fiscal court and other local
organizations, a public health
nurse has been secured. The
fact that Madison IS to have this
long standing need met will Of
fer special inducement for con-
tributions in the coming drive
from every citizen of Richmond.
County teams will also present
the matter in other centers of the
COuny.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
NATIONAL MUSIC CLUBS
TO OUTLINE PROGRAM
(By Associated Press

Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. 9-The fall
meeting Of the board of direct
ors Of the National Federation
OF Music Clubs VIII be held in
Philadelphia next week when
the board will consider the pro-
gram for the biennial conven-
ton at Asheville, n. c.. next
Jt1ne. problems of the Official
Bulletin and suggested revisions
of the bylaws.
Miss Elizabeth Hood Latin,
state president of the Pennsyl-
vania federation, III charge of
arrangements. has prepared a
number Of social and musical af-
fairs in connection with the
meeting, among them a concert
by the New York Symphony o.
ckestra and one by the Phila-
delphia Orchestra, it is announc-
ed here by Mrs. H. H. Mills,
editor of the federation organ.
Chairmen reports OF the COM
mittees on finance and legi la
ton, extension, American music,
education and survey, Will be
given during thesbus ness reet-
mo
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
WANTS BEER AND WINE
.ab, TAX TO PAY BONUS

III Chicago. Nov. 9-Sold ers' bo-
nus bill with provisions that the
bonus be paid by a tax on light
wines and beer, will be reintro-
duced in Congress by Congress-
man Fred Britton, of Illinois,
he announced here today. He
said the addition for beer and
wine tax will be drafted to su-
persede the Nolstead enforre-
ment act definition of intoxicat-
ing liquors. Beer VIII be limit
ed to four per cent alcoholic
content and wines to II per
cent, both By volume.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
REPUBLICANS BARELY
CONTROL HOUSE
(By Associated Press)

New York. Nov. Cont nueG
republican control OF Cong esr,
hut with the senate majority CT:
in two and the house majority
of 100 slaShed o scant handful
appeared today as the net re
suit of Tuesdays congressiona.
elections with returns almost
complete. II [tt.
Tight races IN a dew undecid-
ed districts are not affecting ths
general result and delays il
counting, however, threatened to
postpone the final figures unt
tomorrow.
The latest figures show the
next senate will have g rep b.
licans to Al democrats; o"c
Farmer-Labor, with the results
in Washington and North Dako-
Ia still undecided.
Returns from all but three
congressional districts where Il c
results are still undecided at
noon today, showed pa republi-
cans to 205 democrats. one So
cialist, one independent and enc
Farmer-Labor elected to the
new house.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
TURKS PARALYZE
BUSINESS IN SMYRNA
(Ry Associated Pres,)

Smyrna, Nov. 9-Commerce is
completely paralyzed throughout
Asia Minor. The banks OF Smyr-
ma are closing and the Kemal-
lists have sealed vaults Of most
banking institutions because
they Wol;ld not furnish the Ma
tionalist authorities a list Of
their Greek and Armenian ac-
counts. Several American to-
bacco companies have suspended
operations and are preparing to
transfer their stocks 10 the
United States. The only Ameri
can firm continuing business is
the Standard Oil Company.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
PLAN HISTORICAL
PAGEANT IN June
Exchange Club Arranges For Big
Event To Hep Raise Funds
For New Hospital.

The regular meeting Of the Ex-
change Club met in the Glyndon
Hotel with President X. L. Tel
ford presid'n 'ng over almost the
the entire membership present.
Exchangite Donovan was re-
ported i'll at his home on the
Summit, and the Chair appointed
DR.. Smoot to visit Mr.. Donovan
on behalf of the club and convey
their sympathy
A motion was introduced and
unanimously carried that the Ex-
change Club meet in JOINT ses-
sion with TIE Rotary Club at :;
dinner to be served by the Ladies
of the Presbyterian Church in
their beautiful church rarlors. Il
was also suggested that the wives
of the married members, and the
lady friends OF the single ones be
invited to this dinner. which was
unanimously carried.
The meeting was then tu-ned
over to a representative OF the
John B. Rogers Producing Co., @:
Fosteria, Ohio. who presented {"
the club the outline for a FIistor-
ical Pageant his company wanted
to sell to tie club, whereby thcr
would present to the people of
Madison county and Richmond.
through local talent, d complete
history OF the county from tn.
creation up to now, and as final.
vision OF this community as It
will be if all people cooperate for
the betterlnent Of the community.
After much discussion on this
matter, 1t was moved that the
Club Board OF Control be given
full power to act as they saw fit.
and that the proceeds from this
Pageant be given to the new hos
ptal fund that will be started
, here next year.
After Adjournment of the Club.
the Board OF Control met. and
all business details were entered
into, and it was agreed that the
Exchange Club sign contracts
with the John B. Rogers Co.. for
pageant to be given in Rich
mond as near the first OF next
June as possible. 1t is sincerely
hoped that the cooperation OF
all other clubs and ladies organi-
cations in the city that the EN-
change Club can give to the pco-
pie OF Richmond. Madison com
ty, and all neighbor.ng counties
something they have never seen
before, and at the same time de
rive from it handsome donation
to the new hospital fund. The
Exchange Club realizes to the
fullest extent the greet need for
better hospital for Richond.
and is going forward in a great
stride to make a magnificent
hospital possible. More will be
said OF this pageant from time to
time as matters both large and
small are worked out,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
Lancaster Hi Fighting
For State Championship

Lancaster, Ky, Nov. 9-lhe
Lancaster Egh school squad are
hard at work this week for the
most important game on their
schedule. Covington High comes
to Lancaster Friday with one
defeat. Hughes High of Gin
cinnati, defeated them 9 to 0.
II Lancaster Hi defeats Coving-
ton and they in turn take care
Of Lexington the week follow
ing, the local team will be stand
ing high in the column claiming
state honors. Lancaster has not
been defeated this season an
they have run up 265 scores to
20.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
Michigan Repudiates
Newberry-sm

Detroit. No. 9-Former Gov
ernor Woodbridge N. Ferris, OF
Big Rapids, the first democrat
in 20 years to be elected to the
United States Senate from this
state, continued to maintain his
lead of approximately 1900 last
night over Senator Charles +.
Townsend, republican, as further
returns from Tuesdays election
were received. With 2,596 OF
the 2,9O6 precincts reported, the
vot stood: Ferris 274,180; Town
send 250,575. Governor Alex J.
Grocsbeck, republican, and the
state ticket won by majorities
averaging two to one.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
Fine Saddle Mares Sold
To Virginia Horse Fancier

The firm of Allie G. Jones &
Son. OF near North MiddletoWn,
Bourbon county, sold to Giltner
Brothers Of Eminence, two high
class gated saddle mares for
Henry L. Fonda, Of Charlottes-
vile. Va. They were in the Jones
show string and were winners.
Mr.. Fonda has large landed in
terests in Virginia, and is a
breeder OF live stock. During the
past six months he has purchased
from Giltner Brothers two ship
ments of Hereford and Holstein
cattle for his farm.-Paris Citi-
zen.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-09
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MAY BE MODIFIED
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Washington, Nov. 9-Propos-
ais for legislation modifying the
Nolstead act with respect to the
sale OF beer and light wines, is
regarded today at the Treasury
as extremely likely as result
OF Tuesdays election. Mean
while, however, Secretary Mel
Ion is reported as holding the
treasury policy to strict en-
forcement to be continued un-
changed until Congress acts, de
spite the expression Of public
opinion in several states.