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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
Chr onicles Of the West

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Mrs Emil Dahlen and Mrs.
Geo, Fritz called at Ase Kempton's i
ETuesday
Mr.. ana MIS-. F. q. Bush and
sH. 3 Dokk were business callers
Iats Carson erday. 4.
3 Herman astp phael acco panied
Chas. Mol To- MorristoMn the mid: :
die Of the week s.s#S 81; .s:s, 81
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Parish and
daughter Kathryn made q business
trip to Thunderhawk "Wednesday a.
echo Sherman visited at the Tans /
gollS hoIns the. fore part Of the week.
Rono Leonard was looking for
horses onday and tuesday.
ii. Knoke isl the first person
around this vicinity 10 be seen
4 masking i asRarden.
Editt,, Mildred md Marpsrel
Davis called sat Emil Dahlen 9 Well.
nssday {. m.orninE D & ,.,..3
Egan 81 Rhunde erhaMs
made y short visit this week with
His sons Bart Egan and sfamily I
T. r. Egan5 has sold out his bnais
mess il Thund derhaw butsd doss not
giiya possession until first +. 81 June3
HeYexp xpects SO tos Cali ifornia then
Ole Tahgoln aud Katl,ryn Y ander.
woIti, we're iarried III: Hetlingef
[lasts Friday !lf: srango is farm
II int this vicinity lrs. Tanker,
|is; from "a Cross llisconll nllsiin; Il Il
has been teaching The Oscarssf Peter
non school tllis \ year Ihe Young "a
couple viii make theis home on l,ia
place Ave miles north B d iorris.
tow, Y extend sconR nRrattla ationsI:.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
. CAT Mothers Fox Pup.sl..

An Ontario reader writes that her
cat fostered three fox pups since they,
were: two weeks old. The pups were
taken from the mother because 1t was
feared they might chill. The cat had
i've kittens which were disposed Of,
.an,lstlle foxes were promptly adopted
In :..ei, place. The foxes are now
over three months old and although
larger lllan their foster mother, are
stiil fond Of her. They are Kept now
IN p wire pen and kitty is quite con.
tent to remain with them all day long,
lying an occasional frolic.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
FIRST COMMUNION
DAY CELEBRATED
HERE sun D AY
Forester. Hold Annual
Banquet at Standing
Rock Hotel
q. B. Fiskel

First Communion Day or Low
Sunday saw a large number Of vis-
itors at Fort Yates. Low and Sol.
elnn High Masses were said at St.
Peters Church. The High Mass
was attended, by numerous friends
and relatives of the children who
made their first communion.
There is.no event in the life Of a
Catholic child that is SO important
as when first communion is made.
Last Sunday 80 girls and boys
marched up to the altar and knelt
to receive Communion, The scene
was impressive and the church was
filled to capacity. The priests in
beautiful robes moved about the
alter and inspired the congregation
with high devotion. Father Vim
cen: Of Mclaughlin acted as Cele.
brant, Father Bernard as Deacon
and Father Bruno as Sub Deacon.
Besides the children Of this years
class, those Of last year also re-
crived, making So. The Catholic
Order of Foresters received i'm a
body, and the st Mary.s and St.
Joseph's Societies followed. Alto
gether, 230 persons received Holy
Communion.
Following Mass, the Foresters
gathered at the Standing Rock Ho-
tel, where they and their immediate
relatives and friends sat at d ban.
quet. LISA yearly occasion with
the Foresters to banquet op, Low
Sunday and this year the; hotel
management prepared "a dinner
thatin all respects was by far the
|fnest ever enjoyed at these affairs.
About 40 people were seated, and
after the culinary delicacies had
been conquered, speeches were
made by prominent members, which
were received with acclaim. TAX
ing it all in all, this First Commun-
ion Day was one Of the most deligh-
ful and successful that Fort Yates
has had the good fortune to see. .#
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
Had Sighed Over CATS i5alr.

HAD Sighed Over catf's Hair. s 3
Ny first love affair came to q eli.
max when my sweetheart discovered
That he had been carrying q ''lock'
..ofS the calls tail next TO his heart for
several months. unde the Illusion that
lIitswas q lock Of my hair. He had
insisted upon having II lock Of my
'halr. hut l. having none to- spnre, and
hnding that the color matched exactly
thAt aof my red cali, substituted that.
lIt8 answered the splrp very well
until q small boy gave the secret away.
I Then Iswas. ienounced ~ d true daugh.
ter IofS Eve Eyehange,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
New Precinct Formed

Ane,xsyotiDg precincttwas form
ed nv the County Commissioners at
their laat regular session ont of the
southern part gof Fort Yutes and
Goose Camp precincts, 70 be known
is White Bird precinct No. IA with
The Perahins school IS il !, polling
place. This new precincts includes
townships, I % 10 80, sl.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
Dallas Greerof vest of selfridge.
wassa County Seat busi,eas visitor
sesterdaY. s15 4 Il

! Mos Lsas q, /. .aad ,enell,

The sy,nst l,eiH.ti S.,fl al,ali meant q
small. li,,s l,i sysN artists still
! susi. under / lits I, iiiss hut it now
chiefly .,..i,nlss III. .sI tead wood.
lusel l,ei,eii s't.At ,ftl efies. Lead
pencil Ii II issi,s,ipyi luce there
is no lend sul,onISs 4. ssase g wood
Sors paper n,lti iles ssibsfa lit makes
q the sn,nrs ~ ls.s,llI lIte alsO called plum.
SbagU. from lie FiatiIis R0fIl tpaumbum.
Head. THIS is the Scal n conn tion the
s.ubsfance y.ad Ritb alis le,capses II sis
~ form sOf carton sisij M one pf the
Softs u mtneralaa < Till u i 81
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27

The menu Of the Foresters ban-
quet. which was the best in the his
tory Of the order, consisted Of the
following: Roast chicken and roast
bee beef with gravy and dressing, crisp
celery, lettuce Ia mode, creamed
potatoes, green peas, sweet pickles
(cucumber), fruit salad with
thousand island dressing, devils
food and orange layer cake, bread ,
butter and coffee, ice cream with
crushed fruit istrawberries).
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
Rsad 6o.se. Named

II ~ q ~ aisat .
Al the regular April meeting Of
the County Commissioners road
supervisors for the various read
districts in the county were appoint
ed. The6 are as follows:
Goo.e Camp a. y. ostrum
EEsrlGridge y :: 4. 1; james CaddsA
Fort Yates Il. J.R. Haney
[kRldron s.5 Sam Irons
|sVatauEn Harry Geffert
solen Jake Froelich, H. s. Berrier
Morristown August Hupe
Roger Greek Alva Cain.
Cannon Ball James All Yellow
Porcupine Harry severin
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27
ebbles
d eels

s s ohn IIenesF and mai N Iiiss
50 III AIiice spent Ne week sndS 81
5ttae tae 1tesas t.apdg 4 81 llsors sholplss III
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-04-27

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
HARDING STILL
AGAINST BONUS

Wa sshingtou. Fcb, l4-Presi
dcul Harding H. uualtcr7hlv "p
posed To- the enactment nf Ga,
,pcc.al taNc, suggcsted tu finance
thc soldier bonus or to- return "a
taNc> which have Lecu repealed
" T. stated uhiciall, to,ia, IT t'ic
White House. Its ai,o irdicaG
cd The Executive ., very rIurh u
doubt II II viii be possible Co raisc
;hc required ,uW @" finance the
cash feature ui The buuu uudcr
au i,,uC Of bond, without apprc
cIabIy advancing interest rates
and destroying tie fHauCal tran
guilty which j, sought IN
President va, SAID 20 b. fayo-
able to the bonus but MS atjitud,
had 10 Lc tliat Ut finding -Vuc
rurdiiIru u( iuliillincnt of prom
;~c> made cu the one hand with
Uu, disturbing the desired rctur'
g. financial stability. II was III
Ticstcd he would send a lct'cr iu
Congress outlining his attitude
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Dobrowsky Sto,e Takes
- IN New Appsaranc,

tlr Louis Glazcr. who pur-
chased the large stock oi mer-
c!landisc belonging to y Do
browsky lat week. is going to
put in a first class stock of MGR
chanlisc and will continue ihc
business OH a much higher scale
Hr. Glazcr comes from Louis
vile. Miss. where he still owHs
Il big department store. He Is
highly commended to the people
OF this city and it ) his desire
40 make Richmond one of tic
best trading centcrs iii this sec
ton oi tho state. He Is rcd.
ranging the stock of goods and
expects to leave soon for tho
eastern markets where he will
purchase big shipment OF
spring goods.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
HARDING PRAISES
WORK OF BEUEA
Pays Tribute 10 iss Mission For
Mountain Youth When Civ.
en- Quilt BY iiutchins

Washington. Yeb. ~ Ftcsi-
dcnl Harding Mpnda, expressed
approval uf the work that llcrta
t,llcge. iWaltd m Madison coWO
~ Kentucky, Is dung tot the cd
ucaliW vt the pcUpg w The
nUmlains ~ kentucky, West
INlfgiuia and Tennessee,
d. WIN + liWcldus president
80 Npfcb Callcd bt ihr White
House aud presented 10 the rrcs
idnl q quilt made by gltl slu
dents al the institution w.
llWChins Wa accompanied lu llW
Nlutr House iB RcWc-tulaliNr
Ralph = llcri, s,h Kentucky d.
tTiet { APT e. {, Calhoun, lurWcr
"a ot Lexington, John loWpic
Gravcs, and other, who arc r.
si,img ~ The drive thi, week lur
subscriptions to the SlWFl'pl
improvement fund iur tic Kcr
tucky college,
Following their call ~ tbr
White House, President Harding
issued tho following statement
"Bcrca College aims 60 carry
Tho opportunity oi higher cduca
ton to unc oi the finest stoCL- vi
original Americans that arc to bc
found III ihi, country. IL h7~
bcca their misfortune to liv.
away from the great higb road
81 imcriCan migration and dc
NrlopIurui. and therefore GO have
brcH somewhat passed ~ tl~
mgrrl uf cultural development 81
recent dcCadcs. We aIl know that
thcy arc of the finest and most
patriotic clements Ut the nation
AMI the splendid work that Bc
yc1 College j. doing among them
thoroughly deserving ri All NJ
prcciatiou."
Mr. Gillcri VII" represent 'il
kcmuck, district ~ vIirI i.crrl
College Is lucaicd, presided Mon
da, night AT q mass meeting ai
Is liiCl a motion picture. OU-
{ Contemporary Ancestors. Wa
shown and Miss Catherine II~Icv.
a senior at BcTca CUilcg' and
leading ladv in the picture. UHy
kcutuckv mountain I,lilads. DR.
!Iutcl'in, and john TcnIl'
Grave, were among tic speaker.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

TWO INDICTMENTS
FOR MURDER

tiuruit tuUrt ha bccd rurfgcd
iur two day with thr tral vi llc
az u T. $ WiVgiu again uc
estate 'oi the late Mrs. Elizabeth
$. irvine, a- told ycstcrdly
The gJaud jury oQ Monday re-
turned IndiClmcutsNiog murder
against Oscar Ruckcr and Irauk
Garrett who are charged win
shouljug Oliver NauSaut 10 death
near Bobtowu several weeks ag".
Oihcr indictments returned b.
the grand jury arc ? ior vioIstion
ci ihr IfaL:bitiou laws. Tor pet
u larceny ! Tor IRVING cvu-
ccalcd a deadly weapon; ! ior
knowingly receiving stolen pro
pcrty; 2 for giving cold chccks.
and ono fvr false swearing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
WILL REJUVENATE:
BO0NESBOR0 BEACH

Eooug,i>,ro Batluug Beach
promise, to bc one 81 thc most ~
t.Ictiyc resorts IN the south the
coming summer. DR.. ID. J. VII
iiau~. ovucr. has iu5t leased the
dance pavilion and the lunch
routu 90 lhc Els Mardi Gras 90.
ui Chicago. Mr.. Dave Callahan
and associates wcrc IN town Mon
Ia, aud tuesday closing the deal
with Dr. Williams. They arc q
lisr bunch 81 Young mcu who
plan 90 give the. patrons oi the
beach during the coming season
the vcr, best that can Jc obtain
cd ~ the way Uf entertainment
and attention. y l0-pierc OF
cIIc,tra which l. said 60 be with
cut a peer IN thc country viii
make musiC for tho dances. which
arc ALWAYS a feature Of the even
:ugs at tho popular beach. Other
"ufcri-iumcrt viii bc provided.
aud every effort will be made by
tie new management to give his
tOric BOonesbOrO Beach that
! rOiIiucucc a. a resort which her
attraction, and delightful cuviT
OumcHt lully merit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
BOURBON FARMER
SHOT BY TENANT

Paris. H., Feb lt-CsITeF.
Nicng. wealthy farmer and toIac-
co grower whose home I, ju Pari,
was shot and seriously wounded
Monday while ON the floor oi The
Paris warehouse of the Bourbon
Tobacco Warehouse Company.
David Christopher. q tenant "n
the Mcng farm. was arrested On
a charge Of having fired the shot.
The two men became engaged Iu
III AL argument over rent. and o.
+, alleged that McuG struck tlrl.
tOphcr with his cane
The shooting follow cd. e steel
bullet from an automatic pistol
passing thru Mcug's arm and en-
tcring hi, side. IIc was taken %
the ho>pnal. With tho pistol in
D., hand. Christopher va- on the
va, To- thc court house Co srrrcn-
der vhcn placed uudcr arrest by
Robert Cilkcy. deputy sheriff
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
LEAGUE ALL READY
EXCEPT RICHMOND
Another Meeting To BE Held Al
Paris rbursdsyzMt stefis
ing Gets IN 6smc

The nest Meeting ot memdeFt
d che Blue tifsss league Wfl te
held 8f paf thafda night ~
Y U}elutt Cefge " sfe7ke
~ pafn me ~ fhe GfaaWfff
there ph9ned lo Richmond tHof
daF Wgfmhg Hfaina Tint klfi
m9nd have representative af f'if
WeefiHg and get tMa} iir -f4r
tgld iiaf tans hCff Sffm lrfhrf
giC ahpW rbe mailer aad iho qr
fgH pf 4egUffng ground har leh
thing w. Goo w. speakc dr-
elHred thar ~ rhf 0fhef uFHt
are .4WrlHg pp Richmond Lrm9
n fAc leagUc and VIII Lr grgfl5
dlsapppiuIrd ~ sbe tails Du lIc
aid that NO. atcrIug has asked
lor q place Iu fhe lraRuc s1i Nir
chester iau have alreail made
their arrangement and sIgHiHcd
their intention Of IcIng mcm
bcr li 90 0fganLcd. fhc league
viii then bc composed pt Losing
fpn, Winchester, Fafs. Cr1'hr
ana Mt Sterling aud FcI-
m9nd. Ihr matter 3, up to tie
ians and progressive people '0i
Kichmgnd The uggrstiOu las
been made thar flc newly organ
ized Chamber Of Commerce
might help ~ the Organization -
a club here; not, of course. Co.
back 90. but tD faEf 90 of and
keep Richmond Ju the ba,c bail
map.
4 dispatch from Pari, SAYS .lat
Paris and Bourbon county base
bail fan viii have TIC DlcssUTe ot
witnessing 'hr Boston Red Sol<
gf the American League N action
II a game % be PLAYED 90 Paris
on SATURDAY. Aprl 3. bet~ zen tEe
regular 81 tir team and the sub-
stitutce Harold Harris. sccre-
tarv OF tire Paris Commercial
CIub. received = telegram today
from T.. y Carver. srCreta-r oi
the Red ~p<. ci"-rIg the deal The
entire u~f earning oi tbc fDu
mefcial club from fhc game gIil
bc turned over 90 the Paris C!JiU
of the newly organized Blue
Crra- league Paris fans arc
enthusiastic over the organlza
ron ~ the Blue Grass league sui
tI,s appearance fsTc II tbs big
league team viii adj interest.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
ROAD BONDS WIN
ON FIRST VOTE
Opponents Try TO Send Bill Back
TO Committee But Lose
ny Al 10 %

Frankfort ky Feb "a The
sVuu0gW road bond hlt ISSUE
wits laten w. in the House today
\ motion VI lfa1t l. Strange. ~
nWeliug ttccU lu fecuHWif ID
lel ~ ~ t5 The eight momee,
tU lm llr hardest fought " W.
sc 'un Strange head the iiU
tUf ludof who odlBne rbo hil w
anF lmm ilaW} ! Ncycn ~
tuvuWun head che faction lor
~ Wv bolWreu i- flird iacliut
iavmiHp 70 lW with amendments.
The scss.ou had not been under
way long before - amendment
Wcrr uncrcd, sumc e. which, 81
adopted, would mako .hr tOud
W alablc by eliminating th, d.
rect nS provision
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
$200,OO0 For Horsemcn

Louisville, Ky. Feb. l4-Morc
than 'S2O0OO0 will be distributed
in stakes by the Kentucky JOCKEY
Club during the spring meets at
Louisville. Lexington and La,on
ia. according To stake blanks IS
sued by Wu. III. Shelley. racing
secretary. The nominations will
close February 20, six days later
than last season. The Kentucky
DERBY. with its SSO.OO9 added. is
the greatest money race OF the
state. Ii is for three-year-olds,
at one and one-quarter miles.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Had a Big Load OF Shine

DanyiIIe. Feb. lEHenry Jor
dan. white, and George Berry
and George Moore, negroes,
were arrested yesterday informing
at PerryvilIc by Deputy Sheriff
Oycrstrcct. The men had tweu-
ty gallons OF mooHshinc, III q
Ford car. They are in Danville
jal' and viii be tried "Wednesday
morning before County Judge
Minor. They claim Lexington as
their houe. Whisky and ca
were taken over By officer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
To My Madison County Friends

Before leaving Richmond.
where ] lave been in business
50 many years. desire to take
this method Of extending to ny
friends and customers my ap
probation for their many favOIs
aud kinduesscs. Il is with a
heart full of gratitude and love
for YOU all that am leaving
Richmond and uij Madison. and
| wish you all e. know u. SIN
ccfcly
lt DOBRON shy
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Wesleyan Girls Trip

Winchester. Ky. Feb. i4-Ihe
girls basket ball team Of Ken
tucky Wesleyan College. is plan
ming a trip into southern Ken
lucky and Tennessee during the
first week i'll March. Last season
the girls team won tie state
championship and chances are
good for repeating the perform
ance this year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
COAL MINERS TO
FIGHT DECREASES

iHdiaHspulb iad Feh W fbc
wage SCALE committee rcppfflHg
tu fhr spcelal convention az the
tuiled NUc WGrfor 0f tmof
ira hcre to-day declared 0lH Is musr
emphatic WaWCr uur uppuslflou
tu any Reduction ln mining prizes
and insist that fbe pre- oHt basic
wage schedule b. maintained ,
i hc committee sarr % rCduCf.uH
u( fhr wage scale Would lJWcI
thc .laudaTd Of living AMONG ali
miner and cause poverty ari
suffering throughout th Coal
helds. The committee declared
for adjustment ou equal diGcrcu.
tisI which would rrsult iu mall
increases IN The yariou fields
ClIcr recommendation we're
tIat all HcW agreements BE- base
80 thc cIghs-iIDur dag uudcr
gruuud with tirFe AMI "a hall tot
ovartiruc and doublc time for sun
i; and fOl.day Inc m5tItn-
tiou Oi weekly paydays and the
practice Of lining miner Tor Ger
tain IrcaChe5 81 contract must b.
cI;Eiuttcd and sOft-Cosl agree
men, lc madc Tor two wear be-
9i1uil@ Npril Ist. nCxt. when. o.
uu agreement j. reached. work
81 Ill ic expended.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Langley Objects

Washington. Feb l4--Repre-
sentative John w Langley Great
ed stir at a meeting OF Berea
College boosters at the City Club
when he told what he thought of
remarks by some of the speakers
rejecting on the backwardness
Of citizens of his district. III
speech was decidedly warm.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
UoBRoNSk
Lenine Has Sense, After MI

Stockholm. Sweden, l'eb H.
Premier Lenine's long talked ot
scheme for the electfifcation OF
Russia appears 10 be crystallizing
into action and il the present
plans announced by officials OF
the Soviet government so thru.
Sweden will be engaged III turn
ING out high-power turbines and
other electrihcation mater ais
and materials for several years TO
come.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
MIR. Hune's Funeral

The funeral services OF Mr..
Edmond Burnam Efuint VII 'tdky
place iFom, the rcsidcnce uf lis
sister Mrs. Harvey Chenauli. on
High street. Wednesday morning
at / O'Clock. Dr K. l.. Tcliord
Vlil have charge OF The scrvicc.
The pallbcarcrs will bc MCsSr,.
Waller Bennett. ID. j.. ShaCkcl-
ford. Henry White. I. ). Burnam.
Harry Blanton. George McRob-
.crtS. Iuhn Crookc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
More Sniping In Belfast


Belfast. ireland. Feb. - sup
crs continued their grim work III
disturbed sections ui Belfast aud
by midday the death roll since
Saturday had increased to lS
Two men were struck 10y ilyiu.
bullets. The wounded at tho sTmc
time reached 80. Police arc again
patrolling the troubled district IL
armOrcd cars.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

Cairo, H.. Feb. l5-The Tx
baseball league was organized
here Yesterday. II Is composed
OF teams from Paris. Tennessee.
Cairo. Illinois. Paducah and May
field Kentucky. Il plans TO in
crease IT. membership 10 eight.
The teams are limited TO thir-
teen players each with salary
limit Uf Sl.S0O per cison.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Brooks Doctor Bill

Frankfort. Ky. Feb. lt-Scul-
tor Hiram Brock has introduced
two measures in the Senate re
lating to tho doctors and ,lculis.s
OF the state. The first measure
authorizes dentists who have prac
iiccd their profession continuou e
ly for twelve years TO register
with the county clerk. Doctors
who have been pratcicing coH'in
uousiy FOR twenty years also may
be licensed, under the terms 81
the bill.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

Frankfort, Feb. ~ House bdl
ll4Ha .PccIaI orrr ior II O'Clock
Iuesday morning This mcans
that thc loug-cunicmpIatcd bat
tic bgtw c'u t.lr lorutd,ei ai The
road hord, aud ihcr uppyncnt
vii uyl be- iUL,cr delayed. bur
80 bc rlJgcsbcd Out Ou the lIo0r
Vi The house.
In the meantime. tlc coHpap
iou bill. introduced by senator
White J.. Moss, IS tied ~ ~ The
committee Du public road 1HJ
highway uf SIC senate. 3 to T.
For some unknown rea ON. fi,
committee was made ~ of au
even number Ui s,ultur,. iu- tcz"
81 Ire rdd number nail. ai"r.i
cd.
HarIy 7 Meyers. rl" mif-
duced the rOai bund issue .ub
mission measure IN the hou o.
will conduct the parlamcutar
sI,irmisl today. Mr.. Meyers a.
= veteran IN tn etylc ~ hight
ing and may cilr thc opponent,
yf The bill q real battle from th"
outset ON the csc oi the ppCr-
Ig ui hustIliilc, It appcar- rhat
ne ha, = Iitllc the bet of il. AMI
nc prediction .. made that H."
wilI WIN oul.
Representative ircu J.. Iiaa5
ton Is receiving mahy pledge vi
support for IN, bin providing 20
the creation al "a ,iafc coustabU
lar force. modelled ou tine most
advanced Legislation in tbi- lin
in states which have adopjc.. tie
plan.
Law enforcement OTg5ulLat uu.
throughout the state favor the
biII. II la- -, -aEClipu AMI aD
provaI vf many welfare a, >ocla
tions. Now that women hasr
tic vote. ii has been pointed ,
that thcy will demand. more and
more, participation IN >ucu nj
fairs OF government a affect
them or their children
Throwing the same safeguard
about rural women ~ Kentucky
as are enjoyed BY the women o.
the cities l. one impOrtaH, am
OF the con>tabulary bill. a. Nj.
Hamilton has pointed out
There seems to be a growing
impression among the Dcmuc.;
here that the recommendation gi
the budget commission lQ ply uli
Inc state debt in the, next 81
years AT The expense 81 tai sc
uu:rcmculs 81 stale ,us;iiuyIQn,.
should be rejected by The rI1
jority. kcntucky's state ucbt j..
20 small IN comparison With TIC
commitments OF other states. as,
to be almost negligible
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Card

We wish t. thank OUf uanf
friends and neighiofs who were
80 kind and helpful to as during
the serious illness Of OHf brother.
Mr. " g.. rs singer Especially
DO ,gc tllanl. SIR aud Mrs. Ernest
Butnef and lamily.-Mr and Mrs
6 w Rogers 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
internal Revenue Tax

Tc,is IIuguely Is here this
week lepmg income taxpayers
make 5ut their annual reports.
Alr. Iluguciy j. one OF Uncle
''Gm's mcst experienced men aid
AWAY receives a warm welcome
,.t iu, OF; home here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Father Of ThirIy-Fivc
Celebrates 99tb Birthday

Humble. Feb. ~ Benjamin
Wilson celebrated his gCth birth
day. lie has been m1fficd three
times. has s. children. . son,
and l-2 daughters q grdndclnl-
dren and IS great grandchildren.