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sti, nadhera nebo elegance Sc
projevovaly zahalovanim, u
kryvanim tela. Naopak. Ia
halovani sc, baleni Sc do prilis
mnoho odevu, pdsobilo vzdy,
We spojeni dojmem zimomfi-
vosti, jaksi smesne. A tato o.
bava, vysmivani Sc zimomri-
wynn, je asi pricinou, proc lide
"svarni' odpiraji tomu: "a
chumlavati Sc, haiti Sc do ode
WI. Co stoji maminky napo-
minani, ably Sc deti chranilN
pred skodlivymi vlivy chladna.
"Pepicku, nechod' ven bez ka-
batku, je zima! Jenicku, ne
sedej sem - tady je prdvan!
Ladicku, vyhrn 81 limec! Mi
lenko, pridrz 81 salu pres pu-
sui" A vystrazna rada, - i
kdyz rozkazovacne udilena,
must byti nekolikrate opakova-
ma, a uposlechne-li Sc il, tedy
nikoli bez protestu, a spise z
podrobeni sc nez-li z presved-
ceni. Sotva re nastaly prvni
teple jarni dny, vyhrnou Sc ma
ulici slamene klobouky, ale je
nutno, ably podzimni chladna
dakladne sc rozhostila nez
kdo odvazi Sc vyjiti ma ulici
zahalen v plaSt'. Existuje ne
popiratelny ostych doznati III
momfivost, a lide sc hanbi "a
to pred temi, kdoz jevi sc vdci
zime otuzilymi. z teto zaliby,
jiz name z pocitu tepla, instin
ktivne sc vychloubame, re je
nam prilis horko, a tedy, para
doxne prohlasujeme sc privr-
zenci chladna. TAX jake nej-
sympatictejSim dusledkem hoj
nosti je stedrost, tax snazi sc
ten, kdo ma v dobe dostatecnG
tepla, Jim plytvati, vydavat je
re sebe, salave, generosne. O.
kazale Sc rozhaluje, ably pro-
jevil tento svdj nadbytek.
Obrazy, uzivane nasi feci,
rovnez zfetelne objasnuji, kan
smefujl v te veci nase sympa-
tie, mas entusiasmus. Zivost a
prudkost sveho ducha nazyva-
me vznetlivosti: pravime, re
hoflme touhou po necem. PAX
Ii nejaky navrh nebo dilo a p.
byly pfijaty nadsenim, hod-
notime prijeti to jako vrele
Genia nazyvame plamenem
Hymenu, bohu snatku, davame
do ruky pochoden. Jako sym.
boil svatosti rodineho zivota
jsme zvolil krb; miuvime te.
pie rodinnem. = Chvalime DO.
jovnikovu ohnivost; zaniceni
zapal vericiho. Teplo omlou.
va a zmirnuje chyoy! Leckte
re nepatricne slovo je promi.
.nuto, pakli vklouzlo v zaru di
skuse; a dokonce zlocin ma
chazi mirnejsi posuzovani, bs
odpusteni, jestli pyl spachar
I've chvili rozpalenosti. Ale
jak hnusny Sc jevi, pakli by
vykonan "a chladne mysli
Antipatickou lhostejnost, nj;
isme nekym prijati, nazyvam'
ledovou. Ten, kGo chce Ot
nekoho neochotneho n6ceht
dosici, snazi Sc prolomiti ledy
Kdyz laska nebo pratelstvi 0
chabuji, dime, ze chladnou
VSe to zduraznuje, re teplo j.
zivot, mladost, dobrostav, We
selost. LIE tedy Sc diviti, u
clovek Sc Jim vychlouba? Me
ri pocitem tepla a pocitem ri
my je takovy rozdil jake: mi
ii padesat korun anebo byti j
dlulzen. lima je velicina ne
gativni, smutna jako staroba
: hrGzna jako smrt.
Zebrak 81 to uvedomuje, u
: zivaje We studene zimni noe
} nejsugestivn6jsi formule pro
lsebni, chce-li vzbuaiti mas sou
: cit: "Almuznicku! - Je mn
: tax zima!" Kdezto nikdy, al
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v NEJKRATSf DOBE must
byti prodan dobry domov o 6ti
pokojich, zachod uvnitr, elek-
trina, porch a pekny lot. Ce-
ma pouze $500; hotove $500.
Haste sc v els. 1882 w. 48th
st, 9-4
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PRONAJME Sc byt nahore
o a svetnicich, plyn, elektrika,
fernes. Proda sc tez detsky ko-
Carek. Haste sc v cis. 3457 E..
113. St. z Union. 9-5
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc dobry uzenar-
sky pomocnik u South End Pro-
vision Co., 3615 E. 49th St., a
neb hlaste sc u l.. Francl, 5959
E. 54th St. 9-5
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobfe jdouci Sc zvlast-
MIN storem: cihelna budoya.
ma splatky. Haste Sc u A. Do
skocil, 14717 Kinsman Rd. :?
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PRIME Sc divka ma vypomoc
do pekarskeho obchodu. Hla-
ste sc v els. 3171 w. 73rd St.
Sd
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sobe."
Zprava, ze pritel jeho Boh-
danecky vymknul sc z podruzi
a zaridil 81 sam zavod upozor-
Mia Lindu ma vlastni jeho silu,
vzbudila snad zarlivost oprav
nenou a vyvolala v mem snahu
po samostatnosti.
A tato nahla touha vyvolala
filosofovani, jimz hledel opriti
a oddvodniti to, k cemu sc od-
hodlal.
Do rama by byl vykreslil v du
chu ma tech planech, kdyby ma
la Lidunka nebyla Sc probudi-
la.
Wal il do rukou, potichu Sc
nj mazlil, ukazal il u lampy
titerne hracky, jez il nanosil,
a cele blaho jeho spocivalo v
jejich jiskrnych modrych ocich,
jez v udivu upirala ma svetlo
lampy, pozoroval ty buclate ru-
cky, jez trepotaly a sapaly Sc
ma plaminek v lampe.
"Pavlicku, kolik je hodin?"
rozhlizela Sc udivene pc poko-
il pani Lindova, vzprimiysi Sc
ma luzku.
"Asi pGl noci."
"Proc nespis?"
"Nechce sc mi. A Lidunka Sc
uz taky vyspala, povidame 81
; tu."
"Musim tedy mezi vas"
"Jen tam Zustan, FanuSko,
vezmi Lidunku k sobe, usne "a
Sc pri tobe - ia uz jdu take
, spat."
Linda shasl lampu, ulehl, ale
v tn noe nespal.
Divine myslenky krouzily jeho
hlavou, oci upfeny do tiny ne
kan ku stropu, jakasi nadeje,
zas jakoby obava, vsecko do
hromady kmitalo mu mysli pc
jednou rozbourene. Chtel Ease
vstati, obleci Sc, re bude cisti
V nektere knize, ale pri svetle
Ease by Sc probudily ty. jehc
drahe "zenske". Aspon Lrjeden
pokojik kdybych jeste mel, -
sci bych tam a prochodil bych
tam zbytek noci.
Kdyz pani Lindova rano sc
vzbudila, sedel jeji muz zcela
jiz oblecen u sveho stolku, mac
n6jakou knihou.
Vstala tise, priblizila sc k nj
mu a nahnula hlavu mad jeh(
: rameno.
Go ctes, Pavlicku?"
"Ani nevim. Jen tax sc di
vam do tech radku."
"Kdy jsi vstaval?"
: "Taky nevim."
"Jsi nevyspaly."
t "Naopak, jako bych byl spa
: diva dny."
: Po snidani odesel.
g A v poledne prisel k obedv
neobycejne vesele mysli.
Lidunce prinesl krasnou lou
ku.
: "Ale, Pavlicku, proc to ku
puJes? vzdyt' to dite takov
4 hracce jeSte nerczumi."
"Pred mesicem byl u mas &C
stujici jiste tovarny, tom
/ jsem Sc pochlubil, re name dc
rusku a dnes nenadani il pr
: veil loutku. TO Wis, re bych t
= nekoupil. Co takova loutka st(
4 il, "a to name cely tyden zivt
i byti. A re sef nebyl prave pr
u tomen, sveril jsem Sc agento'
i Sc svym umyslem. Ze hodlal
= zariditi 81 vlastni obchod. Schv
! Ill mi projekt muj a zbavil mr.
n hned sam zbytecne zadosti. [
a jistil mne, re tovarna posky
n ne mi zbozi ma liver a ma mi
i ne splatky. Sam pry Sc prid
l. nj, ably mi zbozi pocitano by
e jako bych je odebral "a hotov
3 Prvni steblo nadeje, a toho
a. jiz nepustim. Kdyz buden
ID spolu pracovati, ia a ty, aspt
n, v nejkrusneisich zacatcich, d.
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PRIJMOU Sc jeden neb diva
PAM ma byt beze stravy, pokoj
lsam pro sebe. Haste Sc v {.
|46O5 Car Ave. 81
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hla uleviti zadnym venem, ale
, bojim Sc, Pavlicku."
"Ceho, FanuSko?"
"Chces zacfti novy zivot dlu-
hem, zbozi dostanes ma liver,
kram ma smenku - to jsou dlu
by a dluhy jedi s clovekem z
jedne misy."
"Snad dluhy lehkomyslne,
nebo takove, mad nimiz clovek
zoufa, ale muj duh -, proto k
dluhu Sc odhodlavam, abych jej
splatil, abych z dluhu neschud-
nul, nybrz vytezil, a z vytezku
budoval zaklady ku samostatno
sti. Coz jen ten clovek ma ma
roxy ma neodvislost, kdo ma pc
nize? Kdo ma penfze, ma samo
statnost hned ma dlani, kdo ma
madam, neboji Sc obcasneho ne
zdaru, ma aspon ty naroky, ably
o samostatnost svoji sc pokusil.
A to ucinim."
Linda sc nelekal okamziku.
kdy otevre svdj vlastni zavod
bude ocekavati prvniho "a
kaznika.
Strachoval Sc te chvile, kdy
umysl svdj sdeli sefovi.
Pan Sadovsky byl mu dosud
vice pritelem nez sefem, ami
jednou nevytkl mu niceho, byl
vzdy laskavym a sdilnym a Lin
da We sve dobrosrdecnosti sko-
no litoval sveho sefa, az bude
nucen ohlizeti Sc po pracovni-
ku novem.
A Linda sam v duchu Sc sta
raj, ably jeho nastupce byl ta-
ky tax poctivym a pricinlivym.
Sotva Linda, vyckav prihod
ne chvile, oznamil sefovi, re da
va mu mesicni vypoved', re no.
dla zkusiti, oc sc pokusili JIM,
mattel zavodu svrastil cello,
rekl Ze "ie dObre". Obratil Se
ku svemu stolu.
A cd te chvile nebylo mu
mic who'd, vytka "a vytkou, W.
! hledaval SPORT Linda, ktery
Sc obaval okamziku, az Sc bude
, dosavadnim mistem louciti, ne
mohl Sc te chvile dockati. A o.
brat v jednani sefove jen po-
badal Lindu, ably vsi moci hle-
del uskutecniti svaj sen o samo
statnosti.
"Dokud clovek pracuje ia
zold, jejz mu kdysi vymefili, je
pritelem, clenem rodiny, dust
podniku, nenahraditelnou ST.
lou, ale rekne-li, re Sc chce pre-
stat starati O jine a zaciti peco-
vati o sebe, reknou mu: mGzes
jiti, "a jednoho deset."
TAX sobe stezoval Linda,
kdyz v nepritomnosti sefove "a
sci k ist'anskemu.
Ten sc trpce usmal.
"Tak je to nasem zivote
priteli. Pracovnik s malym pfi.
jmem a kupec S velikou utratou
jsou v krame obchodu bytostm
nejvazenejsimi."
Do posledni chvile konal Lin
da presne svoje povinnosti, u
vedl vse do poradku, takze Sc
nebude mu moci vytknouti zad
ne chyby mimo tn, re odesel
A kdyz prisel jeho nastupce
predal mu funkci, rozloucil 81
Sc vsemi a odesel. Ia nOvym ci
lem.
Skoro smuten vessel do DIVER
! sveho bytu.
Pozdravil svoji zenu v kuch,
: nj vessel do pokoje.
4 Lidunka spala, proto Lind
? sporil kazdym slovem.
: PAM Lindova veSla "a MIN.
D "Tys smuten, Pavlicku."
= "Ani sam nevim, co sc to dc
= je, takova tesknota, - jak
: bych byl kdoz vi co ztratil a pr
i ce sc nestalo mic, leda, ze user
n sc zhostil sluzby, jiz jsem s
a zbaviti chtel. A ty take vyhl
e zis celia ustarana."
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PRlJME Sc muz, ktery mlu-
vi vice reci ObchOde S taba-
KEN. Haste Sc v {. 5714 Cen
trail Ave. 9-5
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o a svet-
niclch, koupelna a vSe zarize-
no. Haste sc V els. 1O810 Re-
no Ave. Union. Sd
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PRODA Sc

CHEVROLET cestovni dobfe
zachovaly automobil sc proda
lvelmi LEVINE. Haste sc v els.
12OO4 Revere Ave. Vezmete
| Union karu. 9-4
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PRODA Sc nekolik elektric-
kych pracich strojG "a tovarni
cenu. Haste sc v els. 4513
Clark Ave. S. w. Sd
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem doutniku a
potreb. Tydni pro-
DEF $4OO. Naleza sc proti Car
Station a je pri mem pekny byt
o 4 pokojich. Haste sc v els.
1881 St. Clair Ave., vezmete
Nottingham karu. 9-9
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a lot
a neco hotove rok starry dun O
6 svetnicich, vse moderne zari-
zeno. Haste Sc v {. 1858 e.
vych. 153. ul. z Kinsman Rd.
9-4
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NABYTEK KAMNA z dru-
he ruky prodava q kupuje v.
Se1laSek. A641 Broadway. Z
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NABYTEK KAMNA z druhe
ruky prodava a kupuje v. Sc
dlacek, 4641 Broad .ay. +?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
CONSTANTINE QUITS
GREEK THRONE
For Second Time in Last Five
Years-Revolution Is Still
Spreading Among Troops
Rv Associated Pressl

London, Sept. 27-Greece is i'll
the tlroes of revolution which
already has caused the downfall
of her government and, accord
ing to several Athens reports,
has forced unhappy Constantine
to abdicate in favor of the crown
prince, thus losing the throne for
the second time in FIVE years.
The revolutionary movement,
which is said to be led by Gener-
al Gonates. is making headway
III all directions but thus far is
without reports of bloOdshed. The
insurrection. while not altogeth-
er unlocked for, broke out in for
midable force with unexpected
suddenness among the vanquish-
cd troops brought home from
Smyrna and among soldiers III
Salon ki. Strangely enough. the
two revoits seem to have differ
ent objects. One is aimed at the
overthrow OF the government and
the other at the defense OF the
race against the Turks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
ALL FIRST STRING
COLONELS TO PLAY

\ letter has been received here
from Earle Combs in regard to
the baseball game which is to be
rlal cd between the Louisville
Co!oncls and Richmond nine
October II, saying that he would
like very much to perform once
more in Richmond He says
that he does not think that there
would be any doubt but what the
game could be put over in fine
style.
Combs states in his letter that
the Coloncls will use their regu-
lar lineup against the locals and
that most of the squad will be
along. He says that Myers will
dc the catching and that the
pitchers along Will be Estlll,
Dean, Holley, De Berry, Tincup,
the Cherokee, and Long. The re-
gular inheld, which is composed
OF kirke at first, Bethel at Sc
cond, Ballenger at short, and
Schepner at third will work in
the game. The regular outfeld,
composed Of Combs, Acosta, and
Ellis, will start the game.
He says that the game will be
the biggest thing of its kind ever
pulled off in Richmond. Tlfs'
baseball fans here are wild about
the game as they were at this
time last year Some of the best
players in the American Associa-
ton will be viewed by those who
turn out for the pastime.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
MADISON works HARD
FOR FRIDAYS GAM:

Football fans are looking for
ward with eagerncss to the first
game Of the season which is to be
played here Friday afternoon on
Normal field. The strong Stan
ford High school eleven comes
to meet Madison High and a real
battle is expected.
Coach Lassiter has been put
ting his men through gruelling
practice each afternoon and if
they do not give a good account
OF themselves it IS not going to
be his fault, if he can help it.
Some very promising material
has been showing up the past few
days, in addition the boys who
have been mentioned before. Mel
sen Hurst, a newcomer is show
ing evidences of developing into
star line-man. In scrimmagc
Tuesday afternoon, he broke
thru the lines repeatedly and got
his man. Then, Buck Adams is
showing up as well in his work
and its going to be mighty hard
to keep him out of the line.
Works Jayne, in two or three
days practice has shown fine
form. TOO. In addition to his reg
uar eleven. Coach Lass ter has
a number OF substitutes who will
hold up their part well if they
get into he game.
The boys were put through
signal work principally Tuesday,
although some hard scrimmage
vas done, between the first and
second squads. The fellows who
make the team are going to be
tie ones who arc found fighting
and following the ball all the
time.
Stanford is SAID to have a
cracker jack eleven this season
and the game Friday afternoon
will be a real contest from start
tc finish.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
EASTERN eleven
STARTING WELL

Coach George Hembree had a
wealth Of football talent out for
pra;tcc ON Normal field TUESDAY
afternoon. There is plenty of
weight ON the eleven this year
Tor old Eastern and with several
men showing real knowledge OF
the fine points Of the game real
team is expected to be whipped
into shape. The first game will
be at W nchester Saturday when
they meet Kentucky Wesleyan.
Hembree hasn't had much time to
drill his men in signal work, but
he is putting them through. One
of the best men seen in a Nor
NAL uniform IN long time is
Harris, who was used as captain
and handling the men in the first
signal practice ION the home
grounds Tuesday afternoon. Har-
ris knowstth he game and he put
se lotloffpep into the work of the
rboys31eSeUetali graduates from
Madison Hi have been showing
up weilsin Practice including
Talt Stone, Marshall Hurst, Cole
man Covington and others.
Eastern's prospects seem unus-
ually bright. A number OF local
fans will accompany the team to
Winchester Saturday for the first
game.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
SENATOR STANLEY
IN MISSOURI
tBy Associated Press)

Mexico, Mo, Sept. N-The
democratic campaign in Missouri
iopened here today with addresses
by Senator Robinson of Arkan-
sas. and Senator Stanley, of Ken
tucky. Both assailed the nation
al administration for 'incompe-
tency and inefficiency" Stanley
stressed that freedom and liber-
ty are being trampled upon and
a bureaucratic government is be-
ing established in this country.
He characterized Senator Reed
as a fearless defender of human
rights and urged a return to the
constitution which he said guar
anteed to every person equal
rights. He declared that ever
since the time of Thomas Jeffcr-
son the democratic platform has
stood for the protection of the
rights of people as provided III
the constitution, but now there
are $4,000 agents and inspectors
employed by the federal govern
mcnt, and every business man
finds isspectors at his elbow. fed
eral slcuths at his heels, houses
searched, homes outraged and
public highways dappled in blood
OF unoftcnding citizens by the
multitude OF agents ignorant OF
and indiiferct to the law Of the
land"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
BIG RACES

At least one feature event
every day is on at the $4,000
Program for Kentucky Great
Trots at Lexington next week.
brilliant contests are certain; for
Americas best horses are en-
tered.
On Monday, October 2, The
Futurity $4,000 for 2-year -olds
and the Walnut Hall Cup ($30O0)
and the cup will be decided.
On Tuesday will be the great
races amongst the worlds best
,5-year-olds for the $4,000 that
goes to the winner of the Ken
lucky Futurity.
Then the Cumberland for pac-
crs is on "Wednesday and the
Pennsylvania ($5000) always the
lest race of the year for all ages,
on Thursday.
On Friday the public will see
tie Board of Commerce. in which
three PAGERS each with a record
better than ECO and four more
with marks better than 2:0l II
are entered. This will probably
be the fastest and most desperate
race ever paced. On the same day
the May Day (worth $13,0COl
will have field of the greatest
two-year-old trottcrs that ever
took the word.
Then the classic, The Ken
tuclly, is set for Monday, and
both the Castleton $4,000 and the
Lafayette 5000 go on Tuesday
October II, the Ashland and the
Lexington will be the drawing
, cards and on Thursday there are
a. including that for PAGERS OF tho
POI class.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
ATHLETIC STARS
COME TO NORMA!

Tuesday morning found among
the galaxy of stars gathered to-
gether for enrolment at Eastern
Kentucky State Normal School
two stars of state and national
fame, Miss Glenna Wood and
Miss Margaret Barber of the
state champion basketball team
Of last season. They played with
the Ashland High School girls
five which defeated all contesting
teams at the annual meet at Lex
ington last year and we're thus
proclaimed tho champions of the
state. Miss Marguerite Crock
EFT, guard Of the Sartiis Iii team,
which was the runner up in the
. tourney, is also here in school.
There are others who have en-
rolled at Eastern who proved
themselves real players OIL their
respective teams last year. The
Covington first string center is
here One Of Cumberland Col
lcges five is here with intentions
toward basketball at Eastern.
They come here with the dc
. termination to make Champion
ship collee& team for Eastern.
With this wealth of material it
IS prophesied that there will he
some real Basketball p aged by
the Eastern girls on the local
floor this winter.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
Long Goes AS An Observer
Says Navy Department
Cry Associated Press

Washington, Sept. 27-Pari>
dispatches with reference to Vice
Admiral Long are not understood
here where it is indicated that
participation Of American war
ships against the Turks is not
contemplated as part Of the
American policy toward the Neal
East problem. The Navy depart
mcnt said Long is apparently go
ing to Constantinople as an oh
server.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
NORMAL ATTENDANCE
SHOWS BIG GAIN
Students Continue To Pour In
For Fall Session And 20
Weeks Term

At noon Tuesday after one AMI
Icne-half days enrolment, the
student body of the Eastern Ken
lucky State Normal School
reached the 400 mark with many
more coming in on the neon
trains. At the close of the term
of ten weeks last year the en-
rollment was only 3S4. This is
decided increase over last year.
President I. J. Coates states thai
there is fully a~30 per cent in
crease in quality and quantity of
the student body tbs year over
that of any year before.
The preparatory work OF STU
dents in former years was accept
ed without examination or Gre
dentials and students as Young as
10. Under new ruling no student
is accepted under Is unless he IS
not conveniently near good
high school. All students must
be graduated from an accredited
school or must take entrance ex-
am!natiOns. This has raised the
standard of the school and as u
result two-thirds Of the student
body this fail are high school
graduates as compared to one
third iii former years. " tn the
enrolment as it IS. two-thilds Of
the student body will be in the
college department and onc-third
in the Normal school. The coll
lcgc department IS proving Of
great benefit and is what the ma
JOrity Of students want.
Another fact Of interest IS that
these students have enrolled for
one semester of 20 weeks instead
of one term Of ten weeks as be-
fore.
With the eliminat on Of the
term and dividing the school year
into semesters with i summeI
school, this saves two weeks. enc
week Of enrolment at the begin
ming OF the term and week at
the end of each term.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
MADISON JURY CALLED
IN IRVINE MURDER CASE

Wilson Tate, George Noland,
w. i. Adams, H. B. Duncan, J,
S. Stanifer, Joe West, Jake Hack
cit, Morgan Taylor, Bob Tudor,
Walker Covington, Leroy Mex II
ney and r. L. Martin were the
IL men chosen ont of Is taken
from Richmond to Irvine to try
the case of Jesse King. charged
with the murder of Chief of Po-
Ice. Sexton at Irvine. Boyd Wa
gers was sworn in as deputy
sheriff.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
Martial Law k Athens
iBy Associpted Fressl

Paris. Sept. 27--IIavas dis
patch from Athens says the in
surrectionists have nine destroy
crs. several scaplanes and two
warships. 1t asserts that they
have landed troops southeast oI
Athens and General Papoulas ha,
been sent to stop them. Martha
law has been proclaimed and the
Athens garrison joined the revo-
lutionarv movement.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
Wednesdays Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Sept. N-Fogs s
600; heavies $1025 to $1,000;
pockers $1,000: mediums $10.50;
lights $10.25; pigs $40; sows 50;
stays 81; 1900 cattle, slow and
lower; calves So to- $13; sheep 81
to SO; lambs S., 50 to SIS; Chica-
go 10000. $1,000; $4,000 cattle.
Louisville, Sept. 27-Cattle 500.
slow; hogs 2300 steady; sheep,
zoo, steady; all unchanged from
Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
"Wet" Issue In New Jersey
(By Associated Press)

Raritan, N. J., Sept. H-United
States Senator Frellnghuysen
renominated by the republicans
of New Jersey, said today prohi-
bition will be the principal issue
but not the only issue in his cam
paign against Governor Edward
Davis, the democratic senatorial
nominee.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-27
Want New Cabinet
(ky tassociated Fress

Athens. Sept. 27-An ultima
tum from the warship Lemmos
which arrived on the peninsula
southeast Of Athens with revolt
ing troops, demanded the disso:u-
ton Of the nat onal assembly am
the formation OF a peoples cabi-
net, friendly to the entente.