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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-28
NEED SIGNATURE
TO SHOALS BILL
A Stroke OF the Pen and All VIII Be
Ready TO Go Ahead With improve
nent.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-President
Harding's signature was all that was re-
duired tonight for authorizing the appro-
prtation of s7,5OoOO0 for new work on
the Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals. The
army bin containing authority of congress
fective Oct. list, next was passed today
to spend the money on that project, eff
by the senate without change IN the
language already approved by the house
and by conferees of the two legislative
bodies
Norris Stands Alone.
The first executive meeting Of the ag-
ric, ltural committee since IL concluded Its
examination of proposals from Henry
Ford, the Alabama Power Company,
F~-5Iericlz Engstrum and Charles T. Pear
sons, for developing the Shoals properties
also was held today. Selgltor Norris
was understood to have informed the
committee that he would submit a report
to the senate, although he was alone
among the sixteen members with refer
ence to their opinions Of offers consid-
cred.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
NORTON STRIKER. IS
IN BAD SHAPE
N. & w. Employee Hits Chas.
Dixon Heavy BIows-Dix-
on Now in Norton Hospital

1t is now believed that Charles Dix
on, striking shopman here, will re-
cover from the assault committed
upon him Thursday afternoon on the
street in the East End by II. c..
Moore. claim adjuster for the n. &
W., who has been helping TO relieve
the strike situation here.
Dixon was taken To the Norton Hos
pital tonight, his condition having
grown critical. His injuries are about
the head, for when he was struck his
head hit the concrete walk with n
frightful impact. An operation by
DR.. Mcclure, OF the hospital, disclos.
ed clot on the brain.
Moore was given n preliminary
hearing at Wise before the bond com
missioner. According TO the testi-
mony of witness, Dixon had been
asking a boy, who was looking for
work, not to go to work on the yard,
as it would "be scabbing ON u.s."
Moore, who was standing by, evident
~ expecting the boy to accompany
him over to the railroad yard, is said
to have struck Dixon with his fist.
knocking him to the walk.
Dixon jumped up and, it is said,
called Moore an unprintable name.
Moore then hit him again, this
blow knocking Dixon senseless, his
feet LEAVING the will, hafnra nj, he'll
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
COAL OUTPUT
FOR LAST WEEK
Increase Shown in Report of
Production in Southwest
Virginia Field Over Output
For Previous Week

Southwest Virginia coal field week.
ly coal production report for week
ended July Is, 1922, to United
States Geological Survey and Nation.
al Coal Association:
N. d W.-Net tonnage produced
BILL or sc per cent; full time ca.
pacity, 6o,sOo; loss car shortage. %
ass; loss labor shortage, 3,241; loss
mine disability, 60; loss all causes,
26,7s9, or 81 per cent.
N. & N.-Net tonnage produced
3,65S or ls.1.per cent; full time ca.
pacity, 1900; loss car shortage. g.
72l; loss labor shortage, 22l; loss al,
causes, 3,9i2 or 5l.9 per cent.
j. II. R,-Net tonnage produced,
1867 or $50 per cent; full time en-.
pncity, s5,393; loss ear shortage. Sc
zoe; loss all causes. s7,7O6 or Al s
per cent.
Southern.-Net tonnage produced,
1910 or SO per cent; full time en-.
paeity, 56,d IL; loss car shortage, 49,
l23; loss labor shortage. 2.594; loss
no market. 1865; loss all causes, a.
400 or IL per cent.
c., c. & o.-Net tonnage produc-
ed 55.2lG or s9.7 per cent; full time
capacity, Gl,523; loss car shortage,
G,o37; loss labor shortage 27O; loss
all causes. 6,SO7 or 1913 per cent.
Total net tonnage produced, 49,
Tl2 or GAL per cent; full time ca.
pacity, 27o,s5s; loss car shortage.
s7,o76; loss labor shortage, 6,s2G
loss mine disability, 60; loss no mar
ket, 1865; loss all causes, 97.l46 or
1853 per cent.
coke.-Net tonnage produced, A.
627.
Same week last year, 97,l7i tons;
last week, l5s,2O9 tons; increase
over last week, 1868 tons.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
RATIONING OF
COAL ASSURED
Even Should Coal Mining be
Resumed at Once, Steady
Strain of Last Is Weeks
Would Retard Production

Washington, July 22.-Coal ration
ing this winter, similar to that expe.
rienced during the war period al.
ready is virtually assured, according
to opinions expressed in official gov
eminent circles.
Even should mining be resumed at
once, which is admittedly out of the
question, high official of the ad-
miiiistration asserted that priority
orders will have to be established in
order TO protect the northwest anu
possibly New England states. The
week has brought the nations coal
bin to dangerously low stage, and
while the non-union fields have been
pumping steadily, they do not pro-
duce nearly the weekly consumption.
The exact state of coal reserves
held throughout the country is not
definitely known. Public utilities
loaded up heavily in anticipation OF
the strike, and have since taken all
the coal they could get, but their re-
serves are known not to be large.
Should priority shipments be cstab
lished these public utilities and
householdcrs would be given pref
erence.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26

| OF PROHIBITION
sate Board of Health Takes
SAway His Sole Claim for


Culpepper, Va, July 22.-Bury
Tim Barleycorn! The State Board
M Health has murdered him. 1t pro.
ssssaims that whiskey is not the best
ss3icine for snake bite. AS that
s 81 the las; claim for the liquor, there
~ ~ no further neeed for having it
ssbund
lssF Recently the haa.;i department is
dad a bulletin, entitled "A Safe Va
sSsion." 1t is a valuable little book.
SIS tells how to pick your vacation
l3a41bt; what to take with you in the
sEay OF indictments; how to pitch
Camp and avoid flies; approved meth
S5ods of resuscitating the supposedly
dibwned: treatment of wounds and
5s5linters; how to treat insect bites
IND stings; what to do with sunburn
Md bruises; how poison oak and ivy
slbuld be handled.
Shut the most important item in the
hailetin deals with the snake bite !;
sd i, was reserved for the home of
aif State Prohibition Commissioner
b. discover this gem of wisdom so
.hodestly set forth. Listen to this.
y6u folks who have been keeping pet
ssiskes hoping that you might be bit
}tsh listen to this: "lf there are
SSns of great weakness, some slim
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
NOTICE

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Wise County, Virginia, en-
tered on the 2Sth day of April, 1922,
in the Chancery cause of Polly Ncaly
ct nj. VS.. Bessie Nicely ct al, viii
offer for sale. at public cutlery, at the
front-door of the postonice in the
town of East Stone Gap, Wise Coun-
ty, Virginia, on the 9th day OF Au-
gust, 1922, mt one o'clock p. M, to the
highest and best bidder, all the fol
lowing described lots. situate, lying
and being in the town OF East Stone
Gap, Wise County, Virginia, beng
the same lots or parcels of land of
which the late Alba C. Nicely and
Isaac n. Nicely died seized and pos
essed. and more particularly bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Numbered Three CD, Four
"a. Five (5), Six t6). Seven ~,
Eight (s), Nine 90, Ten 40,
Eleven uD, Twelve Q2). Twenty
three l23), Twenty-four (2l) .Twen-
ty-iive (25). Twenty-six (26), Twen-
ty-seven (2O, Twenty-eight (2s)
and Twenty-nine (29). in Block Mum
Der Fifteen U5), as shown and de-
lineated on Plat Number One (l) OF
said town.
TERMS:
The sale will be made on the fol.
lowing terms, to-wit: One-third cash
in hand on day of sale, the residue on
credit of one and two years from
date of sale, payable in two equal
installments. Bond with good per-
sonal security will be required for
the deferred payments, bearing in
terest from date of sale, waving
homestead exemption.
The said lots will be offered sep
arately and as whole, and the bid
or bids which produce the greatest
aggregate sum of money will be
adopted.
S. W. COLEMAN,
Special Commissioner.
Virginia, Wise County, to-wit:
! hereby certify that s. W. Cole
man has given the bond in the pen
atty required of him in the decree
appointing him Special Commission
er in the chancery cause of Polly
Nicely ct al. v. Bessie Nicely ct al.
R.R. ROBERTS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wise
County, Virginia.
July 5-27-3O
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26

a new automatic shuttless loom has
been invented, which, it is believed,
will revolutionize the cotton manufat.
turing industry. The loom is an in
vention of an Englishman and is said
to give double production, plus au-
tomato weaving.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
His Natural Place
(American Lection Weekly

On one OF our cruisers there is a
certain officer whose mania for in
spections and visiting other folks
quarters mt unseemly times has reach
ed the point as to make him heartily
hated by those OF the crew who pos.
sess taste and talent for the roll
licking dominoes after official retiring
hours. 1t was following one OF these
visitations that one COB gIoomed af-
ter the intruder and remarked;
81 betcha my next mouths pay that
when old Bugler Gabriel toots reveille
for the general resurrection, he'll
find that guy crawIin' ont of some
body else's grave.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26

gin Maine, constitutional amend
Mtnt provides that voter who has
ii5ed an application for an absent vot-
ms ballot with the clerk Of the city
q town in which he is registered,
may vote by mailing or delivering
ihe ballot 10 that official.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26

sThere may be such a thing us luck,
at if 50 it is the offspring of wisdom,
Berry and perseverance.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26

Some people find little difficulty in
keeping their promises. They don't
make 'em.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26

The best way to hook a husband is
10 make him think you don't want
him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Edwin A. Alderman. President
THE TRAINING GROUND OF ALL
THE PEOPLE

Departments represented: The Col
lege, Graduate Studies, Education,
Engineering, Law, Medicine, The
Summer Quarter. Also Degree
Courses in Fine Arts, Architecture,
Business and Commerce, Chemistry,
etc. Tuition in Academic Depart
ments free to Virginians. All ex-
penses reduced to minimum. Loan
funds available for men ard women.
Address THE REGISTRAR, Uniyer-
sity, Va. 1886
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
MRS. LUCY M. BURTON
DIES At PAINT LICK

Death relieved the suffering Of
Mrs. Lucy NJ Burton, 81 Paint
Lick. OH the cyciiing of February
9th. at her .hoine after an illncs,
OF -; years oi rheumatism.
Mrs Burton had Just passed her
Us; birthday and an attack oi
pneumonia was more than her
spent body could endure. She
had spent most Of her lie i'll the
PANT Lick section and had MANY
beautiful traits of character. en-
dcarlng her to everyone in tic
community Surviving her are
one son, Morris Burton; three
sisters. AIRS. T.. !. Powers. 90
thi, CIV. Mrs. Charles M"cEs
and Mrs. Floyd Smith. oi tho
county. She was a lie long
member OF tho Presbyterian
church. Funeral services were
held at II o'clock SATURDAY,
morning by DIR. X. /. Tcliord.
lntermcnt in Richmond c"mc-
terry.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
BURNAM TESTIfIES
IN HUGHES DRUG CASE

The hearing un au application
of the Hughes Drug Company ug
Frankfort Tor rcuewsl oi its
permit To sell whisky on pre-
,oriptions, which Prohibition hi
rector Sam Collins and Agent I.u-
cicn Buruam were called to Wash
ingtun 10 attend. va, 40. :, hear
ing in the ordinary sense If TIE
term. Director Collins said. The
,ctting al date Tor hcarin:.
OH tht question rcs:lted from al
error Of some one in the lesal
department, at Wasn'1glon.
The application Of ,nc Franl.-
tort drug sto-a for = renewal oi
IT. permit TO sell whisky wa
disapprovcd by Director Collins
and the firm took tho question
up with Washington authorities.
il WAS said. Comm ssiOGcr Roy
HAYNES heard the statement -.
the drug firms case but withheld
action or comment on the case
for the time being.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
ANOTHER CONFED. GOES.
TO JOIN BOYS IN GRAY.
~ As.ociatcd rl--rl

I.swronc-burg. Feb. vl-tOi
jamcs I. Ripy. Confederate vet
Gran aud retired di,tiIIcr. yridcI,
known IN Kentucky. q cd 81 ui
home here today after AT lines
Of II days OF pneumonia.
IL was born in Anderson conn
". April ,. 1916. .At the outset
~ tho war he enlisted with tho
Confederate army aud became a
rlcrubcr az ,I,e Fifth Kentucky
Cavalry under General John
lIrnt Morgan. famous Southern
leader.
ne married Mis-, Helen lii
lard. daughter of Judge C. NJ
lillard. in 1880. They celcbrat-
cd their golden wedding anniycr-
>ary three years ago.
Tie Is survived by a widow.
iour sons and a daughter all oil
whom were at hi, bedside Cloth
ci ~ his belo,ci Confederate
Uniform the body viz te laid tp|
rc,t in ;he cemetery here Mon
d1y afternoon
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
ARREST MADE IN
TAYLOR MURDER CASE
La .aAsocrstea I.ressI

Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. IL
\ man who the police said they
believed TO he a material witness
in tho William Desmond Taylor
murder case. was arrested here
early today. The police declined
TO divulgc his name.
Mabel Normand. motion pic
true actress, who was among the
last persons TO see Taylor alive,
arrived at the District Attorney,
Office last night in response To a
summons from that official
With Miss Normand was VIM.
Davis. her chauffeur. who drove
the actress 60 the Taylor home
tho night the director was mur-
dcretl. aud who previously. IN a
statement 20 police, corrOboratcd
her declaration that Taylor &c
companicd her to her automobile
when she departed.
/ hOinas Ire W O0lWWc. district
attorney. had not returned from
dinner when Miss Nurmand and
Davis arrived. So the actress. who
was reported Friday BY her ply
,;cian To- bc extremely nervous"
: awaited his arrival.
She and Davis were there tn be-
Questioned As 10 what assjstau-
unoe they might be able to give CO.
in solving the murder
mystery. IT was state officially
Miss NOrmand ISSUED a state
-ucut through her manager iu
which she declared she could mot
)ffcr any solution" for the my,-
cry.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
PREHISTORIC BONES
NEAR LEXINGTON
tBy Associated rrcssD

Lexington. Feb. li-Di,cUver.'
uf the remains oi a mammoth o'
prehistoric DAYS at Big Bonr
Lick has furnished fresh trai
for scientific research. according
to Prof. A. NJ. Miller. hea.f @.
the department Of geooiogy al
at The University II kentuck :
The states lickS and caves con-
tain n larger variety vi mamm2'-
ian remains. including those 60
historic man. than arc to be
found in other states. he SAYS
The iawbone oi an Ind an.
skeletons of bcars and wolves.
all OF which lived many hundreds
OF years ago. are among the re-
cent discoveries in tho state.
Mr.. Miller SAYS These relic
were rncarthed on the Brack
SmitlN farm ON the old Frankfort
pike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
PARKS BILL REPORTED
WITHOUT OPINION

itank lml. Ky Feb II lamc
Parks hill requiring htria and
otlNt county IN tlals paid hs fees
to account cor tlitit ices fftln,
was reported b, tho llou com
milce on kemueky statute
without expression ~ opiuiup g
,o whether ~ NOT Il hould ~
This bll i he ieutd lo 9imit oit
clals ~ SSUW q year salary as
provided bv tho Constitution
Mar, shefins and counts tIcrk
throughout thc state aye reunited
10 make lat more than tie legal
limit. bus failure 81 lhe lceisla
turt to make the constitution FL
lersssc has prevented stale ulil
Gals enforcing Ihe lrnilatism ts
cept IN Louisville where q special
law applies. During the past
wear farmers organizations thfn.
out the State have taken ayt ois
urging the legislature to ati
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
BUSINESS MEN
CALLED TO meet
Question Of Organizing Chamber
of Commerce VIII Be Dis
cussed Monday Evening

Richmond wants another Cham
bcr OF Commerce and il looks like
she might get it.
A number OF business men real
izing the need OF d commercial
organization, have called a meet
ing for Monday night to discuss
the proposition. Tentative survey
OF the situation seems to indicate
that me- expensive organization
will he contemplated. The cali for
the meeting Monday night reads
as follows:
There's a growing feeling in
tho minds OF our citizens that
Richmond ought TO have some
kind oi commercial organiza-
tion. Things come up from time
to time which ought to be attend
cd to for the public good OF our
city. but with no organization
there IS no ono to attend TO the
matter.
Every citizen ho has the in
tcrcst Of our city at heart and
who desire, Richmond to be q
Progressive city. IS urged tD meet
at The State Bank and Trust Co.
on Monday night, February IS, a,
I o'clock To talk over the matter
andEto try 10 effect an orgauiza-
tion to work Tor the improvement
uf our city and county.
K. j. MCKEE
JOHN w. ARNOLD,
K. T.. TURLEY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
RAIL ROAD MEN AND
MINERS 70 MEET

lrd auapoIis. FEB ~ The 6f.t
joint meeting ~ thc representa-
tiyes of tic railroad men ofWn
0ation and thc t.uited Wine
Nmkefs of Amctwa will hc Self
IN Chicago Fcbfemp ~ a,eofd
ina s0 aH announcement here &c.
day by fohn I Lewis, me Idenf
~ fht muc w0fkcf feNe
sd tlV acceptance bt 0le fai
nn ! Organization ~ tbc uvH8
fioU ~ tuef fhs point meeting
wifi lte miners wa practically
unBnimou snd especially eHeli
Tying" aE II reflected a
determination O protect lhe H
ftfett ~ men snpl,g ed In ''icse
"basic lnd lfieI
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
.DENHARDT CLEANS
UP IN NEWPORT
Troops and officials Get Results
In Biggest Reid Since Coun-
try Went Dry
tRy Associated rresal

Newport, Feb. lI-Rapid de-
velopmen;s' followed sensational
raids by the state troop~ oa
Newport saloons Yesterday. in
cluding the issuing OF federal
warrant, for the arrest OF per-
son 1t Is alleged were caught ~
the net thrown about the city
by the militiamcn Who alc on
guard here during The rolling
mill strike One warrant CALI
Tor the arrest OF William {. Bu-
ten. county Judge of Campbell
county. who !, charged with
having knowledge Of liquor lavi
violation, here aud failing TO r.
port them to federal authorities.
The extreme penalty in case o.
conviction Is three years.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
POOL CONTINUES
TO SELL IT'S CROPS

Lexington. Ny. Feb. LITTLE
Eurlcy Tobacco Growers Coop
crative Association i, selling to-
bacco right along" Pre- e-idcut !.
{. Stone said last night
Mr.. Stone did not give tllc
name, Of any Of the purchaser.
but Il number of tobacco men
have been among tIIc caller, AZ
Mr.. Stones office.
Careful study is being made "t
the sworn reports "f Kentucky
warehouses a Co the amount g.;
thc.r sales and their averages. Ii
IS SAID that the sale, oi hurley Tor
growers OF the crop ui 1921 total
les than 100000 pounds. AM
that the average Is slightly above
% cents a pound. with tho iude-
pcndcut houscs about ready 30 tin
ish the season Tor lack of nlatcr-
ial tu hol'l sales.
The Horse Cavc market. over
which there vas some cOntrOyeT-
- carly iu the season. has All
nounccd il will quit Tor tho sea
son February q.
Other warehouse, which have
been holding daily sale, at hurley
earlier in the season are now hay
ing two sales n week. ind cain.
that the crop oi those growers
whose chose to remain outside -
tie association has about been di
posed Of
The field iorcc al tho assoCis
tipu under the direction of ju>ep'
Chief of the division
IS looking after thc association
interest at all market 90 uts
rtcrc h9yc beer few u any viola
ll6t ~ lhc contract lv growers.
Mr.. pa~~oucau said last night
With the completion ucSt vceL
~ the organization Of Tic ware
hon.iug corporations which will
i've subsidiaric, " tho association
every icgal detail of ttc ofgani
1aiinu Vill have been at'cnde tt
MI Stouc said last night that
he and hi fellow unicial vete
happy otef che prospect ff the
carly ale ~ ttc entire holding
N Tie as .UtiHtWu.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
ANOTHER BIG
SWlNDLE PULLED OFF

New York. Feb. 10 -Crup'a.pts
oi victmizcd investors fror wild
ow- and poIiccwrr to srtrc,sc.
and iauitors. continued tp Huai
the office Of District \ttDrncf
Bauton today iu the .nrcstiga'jp1
oi alleged bucket shop brokerage
firms. Official, announced that
two grand iuric~ would ~ ,uus-
moncd to con idcr thirty case.
already prepared. lti ,tafcd
that probably q hundred ti5u.zu1
persons were ,w.udlcI ia,t year
oi 6ft million dollars. puc
jauitor gave one FIRM 5000 to
invest and n policeman reported
70 hucke, -lipp scout induced hiu
to invest 5000 Bpth lost a'f
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
Trappeg Killed IN Keos CovnIy

IfHfIHlnf vie, Nv Fth. "
Hobart Clark ~ Indian Creek
ncieIhorhoud was shot and / "
tl accidentally white Inspecting
vfus traps. u Is sand he Wa
lupkiug At trap underneath
some fotks when shoigum
~hicb he had Pot aside lcl anil
was discharged. the ioad taking
effect iust alyovc thc heart.
ClarkS father was shot 10 death
accidentally several years ago
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
RADICAL CHANGES
IN TAX PROVISIONS
Are Made In Bill Passed By
House At Frankfort-Speaker
Plans To Help Counties
What Thompson's
\ Tax Bill Provides

Frankfort, Feb. 1.-THE
principal provisions OF Speak
er James II. Thompson'S tax
blu which passed the House
a Representatives at Frank
Tort Friday are:
Farm lands so cents state.
full county rates.
Town lots, 80 cents state.
lull county and city rates.
Mineral rights. 30 cents state
full county and city rates.
Agricultural products. 40
cents state, 80 cent limit on
city and county rates.
Miscellaneous intangiblcs 40
cents state, full county and
city rates.
lntaagiblcs. so cents state,
and 80 cents county rate.
Mineral rights arc to be
taxed in addition TO lanl on
which they arc io0attL
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

Irvine. Ev.. heb IL George
Vinegar chief 81 police Jesse
Hamilton. and Cnitcd States Mar
shall Green t0vcy. made 2 rari
at the old Landing ncighborliouI
Friday and captured three moon
shine stills. DESTROY ing two aud
bringing in the other q ~ gallon
copper tank. to town Warrants
have been issued fof Eve men u
wa said to-day The copper tauk
was made IN Louisville
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
Results of Cleaa-Up

Newport. Feb. li--Nationai
guard officers and federal rr1h,-
bition agent, today were check
ing up tic results Of tho ,.mul-
tancou> raid, Friday afternoon
ou more than Il score OF saloons.
The result, were summed up
about like thi,.
Twenty ,aIuon- r7idct.
Twenty person, arrested
Many sh"tgIus. rifle aui re-
vOlvcr, CuuIIsCatcL.
Four hundred pound, p( mu-
mnit'ou seized.
Truck and aulumibir Ip2i- 1
with liquor captured.
Ten stills uncovered
Many gambling and slot ma
,h ne, captured
lu addition. County ludgc
William &. Hutru wa taken in
to custody at one of fh- cafe.
and cited to apprIr before {
United state, Commissioner.
Tins cleanup" Ia ono of
most sweeping in the United
States since prolsibition.
The rad was planu~d by COT.
H. II pcnharit C,muiau Ing ~
troop, aj the Ecwpor; Rolling
Mil, Where Il strike =, m pros-
rc,~. Much 81 the lau Ic->ucee
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