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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24
TO AID YOUR FEET

We recommend Blue Star TOR al
foot trouble, such as hard or soft corns
bunions, sweaty feet or eczema OK inc
feet; and all skin diseases, such a
itch, Eczema, Ringworm. Poison OAK
Old Sores and sores on Chlldreh. VII!
not stain your clothes aud has a pleas
mt odor. City Drug Store.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24
N OTlUE

VVTICE
We have remodeled our gin, putting
i, new saws and parts where need.
ed. Have secured Mr.. H. l.. Aubrey
Jr.. to run same and are in position
to take care Of your ginning In first
class shape. 8.1S-4t.
GIRSLAND OIL MILL & FERT, co.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24
CARD OF THANKS

I desire to thank all of my friend.
and former customers for their patron
age and for the many courtesies ex
tended to me while l was the loca'
agent for the Shreveport Journal.
also wish to state that I have resign
ed my agency in favor Of r. D. Sims
Jr., and will appreciate any favor'
you may extend to him.
Respectfully.
GEORGE BREWER
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24

KESSlDE is q real dandru6 Rem.
edy. 1t has q pleasing odor, promotes
growth and actually does the work
when others have failed. You will
like 1T. Sold by Givens Drug Com.
pany. (8-&-1St)
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24
INSURANCE

We have been in the General Insurance business for nearly
20 YEARS We represent IS Of the oldest largest ad best
Insurance Companies Of the entire world Making rates
not guess work with u.s. and means money to you toilet US
write your Insurance as make you the lowest possible rate
and in many point out minor corrections that
can can be made which lowers your rates considerably By
placing ANY INSURANCE OF ANY KIND you may need
with our office nsures you getting the best Insurance that
money con Duy correct rates We appreciate your business
DANIEL, BRYAN ( TURNER
Insurance of Euey Kind Knolpn to Man.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24


i, Able Dreyer spent Sunday hero
N his parents.
~ Susie Ferguson is the guest OF
4 Sam Ward in Shreveport
w Joseph Andrews and sons ar.
laing relatives in Alexandria, La =
yis Rachel Thurman or beula'' II
nest Of Miss Lucille Madden
m II, L. Runge is visiting III
report this week.
III Florence Sutton has returned
q visit to her sister, Mrs. Byron
rehn, and family in Monroe.
ID in. Mary Goodwin is visiting he'
Y, M Geo. Goodwin, and family II
bnroe.
!. n. and. Mrs. Bill Giigsby and chill
= ire visiting friends in Haynes
1lhis week.
~ John Brown of Haynesyllle
his sisters, Mrs, Herring ant
kummus, here for short visit
Geo. Shields and daughter, Mis-
Eth, Of Shreveport, are visiting
~ here.
Aline Hamiter of MindeIs |
e1est Of her aunt, Mrs. y. NJ
~ and family,
II B. A. Madden and daughters
1ad Lucille visited Mr.. and Mr.
Madden In Homer last weekend
80
]. B. Bryant, who sustalne
IN injuries last week, when sh
4 fall, is doing much better.
Emmett Murphy and sister, Rutl
Sunday in Ruston, with the
MH. e. i. Holland.
Il { very pleasant visit to rel
NE, Miss Flora Glen WAIKIKI
~ Saturday for her home in Mi
Lucille Kennon and Miss Ma
eodard Of Minden, were II
of Mrs. David Woodland la
y Misses Lucille and Elizabe
llSof Shreveport, have been !
quests Of their aunt, Mrs. }.
I'D and Mr.. Roberts.
3 Bessie DOdson Of Bowie, lie
\ the guest of Mesdames Ernt
|5 Awyn HightOwer and other re
~ Amelia Brewer has return
Monroe and Farmerville VIII
Aearoe Miss Brewer attended t
laP. U. encampment.
1eedames Carriker and W. c. He
ate the guests Of Mr.. and N
xJe Howell, who are now pleasa
t0ted in Dallas, Tex.
and Mrs. Roderick, Stewart
daughters Of Haynesville, h
visiting relatives here for
Ristine and Elizabeth Murphy
\ home with Lawrence and HI
WI after they had spent a
l 81 go
- DOsie Robinson and N
my spent Tuesday and We'd
lA Glhsland with their friend, 4
- MARSHAL.
81 and Mrs. W. J. Murphy and
IL King spent Sunday with
q. Fills Brewer and family
q King stopped over for a
slMt with her cousin, Chris
i on her way to her home
W. She had been visiting
n Ruston.
y DELIVERY SERVICE
ave purchased a new truck
lear future will make free
Oil purchases of meal
glthin the town Of Arcadia
ADA COTTON OIL MILL
1881
I DesOnne Richmond of G
\ - has been the guest of
Il aney since last Friday,
NJ ! ior her home, and wa,
y Miss Dulaney.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24
Saturday, Sent. 9Th, 1922

Sale will be held in front Of Bryan
Hammers store at Bryceland, La.
This the 10th day of Aug, 1922.
W. W. PLUNCKETT.
Rryceland, La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24

The fellow that Is forever telling
you what to do is not always the fel-
low that's doing.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24
Baptist Church
Notes

"The hand of our God is upon
all them that seek Him, for
good, hut his power ana ms
wrath is against them that for
sake him." Ezra ST..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
NEWPORT OFFICIALS
PLACED IN ARREST
Obs Associated Ir--sI

Newport. Feb ln-Iwo auu-
dred state soldier on duty ir
the Newport Rolling Mil strike.
surrounded The courthouse here
today while federal Warrau,
charging conspiracy tu defeat
The national prohibition iaFr were
served on Il number oi Campbell.
county officials. Warrants were
also issued for city officials. AII
are the outgrowth o( recent raids
by soldier, ON place, where D..
quor was iOuni Meanwhile. TO-
day. the soldier continued ih.
raids.
Those accused i'm The warrants
included Mayor Joseph Iielmau
Chief Of Police Frank Ecrso' .
Campbell County Attorney Con
Iad Metz: County Detective fa-
ward Hamilton au| County pa
trolman John Shr-u apd Charles
Bullctt. Bcrgci Metz and liam
iIlon were found and arrested
Each wa, liberated uu $500 bond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
BURLEY POOLS
DOOR REOPENED

Lexington. Ky. Feb. l5.-Ev-
cry tobacco grower in the hurley
district Is TO have one more
chance to sign up his crop for the
next five years to the marketing
plan OF the Burley Tobacco Grow
cr,' Cooperative Association. 10
.cph Passouncau, chief of the
field service division. said to-day.
MIR. Passonncau said that new
contracts have bccH>pTfntcd GOV
criu2 the crops Of 1922 To 1920.
inclusive and that these are going
out lu the county organizations
this week.
Within the last week Mir. Pas
suuneau's department has rccciy-
ci nincty-scvcu contracts. repre-
-cuting more than 25O0OO pound,
of tobacco.
The new contract contains the
same provisions a the old. The
members pay the same member
ship fee and the grower has the
right to stop growing tobacco at
any time he may desire TO do. as
under the old contract. but If
grower raises any tobacco hc
must deliver ii To the association
fD lf. marketed
The new contract has spaces
ior the amount OF tobacco grown
in 1921. the amount pledged for
lyl2. and ii the grower has any
old tobacco on hand at the time
hc signs ii must be delivered to
the association to be marketed.
The Executive Committee OF
the association. which was in Scs-
sion practically all day to-day.
transacted considerable business
cf a routine nature. Those in
attendance were President !. {.
Stone. James Kehoe, of Mays
vile. Bush W. AIlin. OF Harrods-
burg. and John D. Winn. OF Yer
sailes
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
HARDING FOR SALES
TAX For BONUS

Washington. Fob lG--Prc4i-
dent Harding ia a lc,tcr to Com
srcss TODAY asserted be cousil-
cred a general sales taN The only
feasible method ui raising fund,
for the soldier bonus. lie sug-
gested that. unless Cougrc-, saw
ht To enact it. that bonn, lcgis-
latiou be temporarily postponed.
His letter Is regarded at the cap
ital as leaving the bonus situa-
ton more complicated than ever.
Enactment Of sale, tax as the
only practicable means of rails
ing money for the soldier bonus.
is stated TO be the view of Prcsi-
dent Harding. by Representative
Longworth. republican OF Ohio.
a member OF the Ways and
Means committee. after call
today at the White House.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Splendid MUSIC
WITH 1.-THE SHEIK"

Another large crowd witness
cd the second showing OF The
Sheik. which was screened at
the opera house last night. No
picture ever brought to Rich
mond has been made 'hc subject
Of so much talk ana those who
saw the pictute yesterday have
pronounced it one OF the best act
ed pictures ever shown here. The
two principal stars, Agnes Ayrcs
and Rudolph Valentino arc per
feet in their roles and hold the
attention OF the audience from
the first reel TO the last scene.
The magnificent and spectacular
settings in which the various
scenes are enacted prove without
a doubt the heavy expense the
producers went TO in making
this wonderful picture.
The music for the picture was
above the ordinary and Miss
Vera Eckert deserves special
praise for the way in which she
directed the musicians, ali OF
whom were local boys. Miss
kckert has been engaged at the
Strand in Lexington for many
years and is an artist at the pi-
ano. The music required by the
picture Is OF the very highest
class and brings out the weird
music OF the desert scenes. as
well as the lively scores for the
dancing girls OF the harem. The
orchestra adds greatly TO the
presentation Of the picture
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
IRVINE ESTATE WINS
TWO SUITS IN COURT

Circuit court has been cneag-
ed for almost three day> IN trials
OF suits BY +. ). Wigsins and
June WigEins against the estate
of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Irvine.
The former asked about 5000
and the latter 5000 for services
rendered Mrs. Irvine doring her
lfc. when they made their home
with her and assisted her in ma
ny ways.
Both jurics which tried the
cases found for the dcicudan,
estate, however. ]. ". Croobc.
as executor. defended the suits.
represented by Attoruy> Burnam
< Grccnicai. The jury in the
first case was out several hours.
but the last jury reached Il YER
dict in a few minutes.
Court then took up trial OF the
suits OF the Richmond Lumber
Company and Airs. Mary Powell
and L. :. Powell against The city
uf Richmond. The former asks
$500 and the latter 81 500 for
damages alleged to have been
caused their property on East
Main street by the construction
OF the new paved streets AMI cs-
ot the gcadc at thc
street some inches above their
sidewalks. Charles Sopcr. ui The
Richmond Lumber Company said
he estimated tnc damage tu DID,,
property as fully SO per cent oj
It's value: ne estimated his dam
age a; $500 to 5000; ne said
that since the new streets aud
new curbiug were built. when it
rams. water runs down The side
walks. He denied that IT did so
before.
The plaintiffs arc represented
b. Attorneys Grccnlcaf & Hu--
nam. while the interests oi the
city are represented by City At
torncy II. {. Rice. and former
City Attorney J. i. Cheuauii
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
MOVIE CENSORSHIP
FAVORED IN SENATE
CBy Associated i1-css)

Frankfort, Feb. l6-In the SEN
ate today a bill creating a State
Board OF Censorship Tor moving
pictures was favorably reported.
The Senate also unanimously
passed a joint resolution for the
appointment by the Governor OF
a committee of one hundred cit
izens for a Henry Wattersun
memorial. The resolutiru term
ed Watterson one of Kentucky's
most iIlustrious citizens who was
born 81 years ago today. The
commission will serve without
pay.
The declaratory Judgment bill
passed the house today 81 to |
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Stanford Court Day

Monday was court day at Stan
ford. Th Interior Journal says
there were 80 cattle at Nunncl-
ley's pens Monday and most %
them sold. The best. a bunch OF
yearling and two-year-old steers.
brought o l-2c. Others sold at
o to 6.10 The best heiferS
brought ; l-2c but the majority
changed hands around the cent
mark. The demand for cattle
was hardly as good as it was a
month ago. \ few hogs sold at
l0c. but no sheep were offered.
There was very little doing in the
sale OF horses and mules. there
being little demand for either.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Big Damage Suit In Jessamine

Nicholasvillc. Ky. Feb. l6-A
suit has been filed in the Jcssa
mine circuit court bv Ebenezcr
Malcolm against William Burton
for Sl0.l75 damages. which the
plaintiff alleges he sustained on
the evening of January so. when
the wagon he was driving on the
Lexington pike was struck by an
automobile driven By Mr.. Bur
ton. According TO Mr. Malcolm
petition. he sustained as a result
OF the accident
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Shooting Tenant Held Over

Paris. ky.. Feb. 10 - David
Christopher. who shot Calvert
Mcue iu che arm Monday morn
u2 no The Bourbon tobacco ware
house. was 7rraIgued before
Judge Geo. Battcrton on charges
OF malicious shooting and carry
ing concealed weapons. He en-
tered plea OF not guilty TO both
charges and wa, released on bond
of $500 and 500 for his appear
ancc at hi, examining trial Fri
day morning RepoEts received
late Tuesday night from the bed
side OF Mr.. Meug were that he Is
doing well as far a. can be as
Ccrtaiucd al the present time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Ernst Hands OF Over
Louisville Possmastership

Washington, Feb l6-Senator
Ernst made known today that ne
will take absolutely no part IN
the selection OF 4 postmaster a.
Louisville. but viii leave the mat
ter entirely 90 Congressman Og-
den This Is the same rule he
has followed in the selection OF
postmaSters IN the districts of
CougresSmcn Langley aud Robi-
son. The Civil Service Commits
sion has not yet certified the Lou
isville eigibles to the postofice
department Washington is hear.
idg many echoes of the contest
between Herman Monroe and
Ludlow Petty.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
ALMOST 100000
RAISE IS DEMANDED
BY State Tax Commission On
Assessment AS Made For
Madison Taxpayers

Just when Madison county tax,
payers were congratulating them
selves that they would get a little
off their tax bills on account OF
the general depreciation Of values
along comes the State Tax Com
mission and takes the JOY out Of
life.
County Judge John ID. Goodloe
received formal and official no.
ticc from the State Tax Commis-
sion Wednesday that it is COM
PEELED To- suggest an increase IN
the tax assessment Of Madison
county OF Sl95OOOO. In other
words. the assessment books as
turned in hy Tax Commissioner
Ben r. Powell for the past as
se,sWcut will have TO be increas-
Cd by that amount. it the "sug
gc>tion,' - OF the State Tax Com
mission are carried out.
4 loophoIe Is left TOR taxpayers
and officials to convince the mem
hers of fhat auo,,-t bodv that
.--r -r increase +. urir.t;bablo
at +ri. ,i-c THE date nj March
g Is set ON which the Tax Com
ur..i,,r ryIr hear any re,rcseria-
five. oi flc -,Nra,rr- 80 Wa,E.
son county uhu MAY wish 20 OBJ
,crf f., ,hr irr-r,.r- and to oFrr
Valid reasons -Ey fbev ,hogld
mot br mad. The increases =,
.,rgoc,trI nv rr Sf7fr Tax Com
mission are y, l.lI.,,..
ON land SI65OOOO
ON town I,f- 10OOOO
ON faroibrr- IOOOOO
d will Il. recalled that when
Cnmmi..;,n.r Powell finished mn
his assessment books for the past
wear. the. -hoved a reduction OF
almost three million dollars in
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
SILAS BAXTER DIES
NEAR BROOKSTOWN

NIr. STA, Baxter. aged 80. ono
ui Madisou'> best known citizens.
dird aI hi~ home near Brooks
town. "Wednesday morning from
the effect, Of au attack oi heart
trouble and the iulirmitic~ oi age.
He spent practically. his entire
liic I'm the vicinity oi Erook,jowu
Ilc Is survived 10y his aged com
pauiuu. ono sister. Mrs. Sam Rice
oi this city. Funeral services
viii be held at his late residence
Thursday afternoon at 80 in
tcrmcut IN family burying
ground.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
DR.. FROST WANTED
WORMS CAUGHT, TOO
Ex-president Of Beres College,
Not Satisfied With Raid On
Moonshiners

Outside of the moonshrners and
bootlcggerS, whose business was
somewhat disarranccd by the
raid % Sheriff Elmer Dcatherage
and his men about a week ago.
the only criticism that the Daily
Register has heard Of the raid on
lawbreakers comes from DIR. VIM.
Goodell Frost, former president
of Berea College What DIR. Frost
SAYS will be read with interest:
Bcrca. Ky. Feb. Is.
Editor Daily Register.
Ny dear sir
All the papers give account OF
the great raid Of our new shcrin
and his helpers upon the moon
shincrs-'Thirtcen stills broken
up, no worms taken. one colored
boy arrested on suspicion"
The papers make no comment.
but other people make comments.
and ! write TO ask YOU to give
space to mine. 1t looks a, though
some member OF the attacking"
party had sent notice in advance
50 that those precious worms
could ali be gotten ont OF the
way.
Now that the mouu~hiucrS are
being jailed IN other counties. il
viii improve the bu~inc-, in Mad
i>on. and our moon,hincrS can
afford to have their stills broken
UP every lttlc while II they can
save the worms and be free from
arrest themselves SO q, to make
plenty OF whisky and money be
tween times. .
We do not despair oi our new
sheriff. but we expect him TO de-
better next time. Md meanwhile
should not our churches get busy
converting the people who buy
whisky. 1t Is a good
time Tor an old-fashioncd pledge
.lgning campaign.
WM. GOODElL. FROST.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Mash Was In Cave;
Still Was Removed

Grayson. Feb. l6-A fifty gal
Ion barrel OF mash with only
traces OF a still were discovered
IN an abandoned coal mine near
Willard by sheriff Burchett and
deputies. No arrests were made.
three TO supervise all films dis
PLAYED in the commonwealth.
Representatives OF the diStribu-
tors ana exhibitors appeared il
opposition 70 The bill.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
a Jessarnine Sale

SO tho public sale Of Leonard
Wood tu Ics-amiuc county, dry
COW, sold tor $3.50 TO o. . horses
and mules from $3.50 60 $50; 4
team uf mule, al $500; 50-pounds
,hoat, $3.50 p head, 90-pouud
,hoat, n, ~ Il head. and chickens
at Bic q pound
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Now Watch Fur Fly
~ NEsnrllLNI III.II

indianapcli;, +cb l6-\lbert
]. BevcrilG.. to.iay formally ar
nounced NJ CANDIDACY for the
republican nomination FOR Unitcd
States Senator
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati Feb. l6-Hogs 25c
higher: Chicago l0c to 20c higher
Louisville, Fen. lO-Cattle 2DO.
strong and uncaanged; hogs ,
eco. 25c higher tops $lO25 :
sheep 50. steady, 50; lambs SIS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Aged Author Dead

Lo, Angeles. Calf. Feb 10
Arrangements are h,in" made
here today Tor the funeral ui DIR.
James Martin PEBBLES. physician
and author. who died M his home
here Yesterday. lie lacked 40
days of being 100 years old.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Wheeler Not A Candidate

Frankfort. Fen. 16-Represen-
tative W. G.. Wheeler. of Bowl
ing Green, to,.ay denied reports
that ne will i.e candidate for
the democrats nomination for
State Audito- IL the next prima-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
81 Deaths In Belfast
tl:y Associated Tressl

Belfast. ireland. Feb Up e,
ten o'clock today CaSualtic, in the
disorders here had reached ia.
with deaths numbering 81 since
Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
PARK AGAINST
ROAD BOND BILL
But II Passes House By Majority
of 63 TO 81 and Now Goes
To Senate

MOSS n ltA tI~ sN.IB.DJD.ObD ltd'
bond submission bill. the final
vote being G5 to "a. About an
equal number from both parties
Joined in passing the measure,
which received 3 Democratic
and 81 Republican votes. while
against II were cast the ballots
OF 35 Democrats and one Rcpub-
lican.
There were only two amend
ments voted into the roads bill
in the house which made any ma
tcrial change IN 1t a. proposed
BY Mr.. Meyers. One was Ira d..
Smiths amendment which pro-
vides that while the vote Is 10
be taken next TALL the first OF
the bonds shall not be issued un-
til January !. 1924 which merely
delays the date oi issuing the
first bonds six months. the date
in the original being July I. 1928.
The other amendment intro
duced BY Arch L. Hamilton. OF
favcttc county. adds q clause
which provides that the attorney
general shall file a test case 10
decide whether or not any part
Of the bin /, unconstitutional.
following IL passage and prior
10 the election and issuance oi
bonds. and If the law be found
unconstitutional. the bonds shall
not be is,ucd
Following d, the detailed vote
bv which the bond Issue was
passed:
For the bill: Adams. Amos.
Bosworth. Bowman. Button. Ca
~. Chandler. Clark. Gross. Gun
diff. Dav. Denton. Duncan. Ellis.
Mrs. Flancry. Fultz. Green. Gul-
lion. Hamilton. Harvey. Holder.
Hopkins. Humbcrt Iiuut~man.
Icnniur- Jones. Kelly. Lane.
Lawrence. lcib-ou Lewis. May.
Never. Nillrr. R. G. Moore.
Nurrah. Muster. NcCaw. Mo
tHmrc. McAlur'rE, j.. T. nelson
{. y. Nelson. Newman. - j ,',''-
Fan, pur\. .'e''c. "N'''. N.Y.
Richardson. 0r"ii. N'i'lni'-. ~. w
Smith, J.. l' Nniiil'. .,h'-S-' w.
+. thompson. ID. -. n"inp,"'''
ImslcN - rue~ur"- lf'll''''. an
huoSc. Na@E"uci' "''i'i'. VIC"
cr-o5.
Against ihr m'I . h''Nu,ai''..
Bennett. bichrjl. h"i'i'%' h"y 81.
Hrovn, DiN"n. D"TecE' bIu' y
Duty frazl'I' ''"S'e'', i'''',J'''
Howard. Jctcr light. I-i-lc. MI
nor. =. ~. A"orc. I"rh. l'l ne
Quarles. Saunders. stewart
Strange. IL. \. lhomp~"h' -. -.
Thornberry, i".ln. lo"mbs' N'-,. -l
Walker, Watkins. N"c''ct. VI"
lis-5+. (
Shortly before the Hhai VOC
WAS laNt'l l>'l''Ss c'''"''s -,
had moved 10 rocomm'l 'lc h''
and ltS amendments "liCh IoS'
- 10 81 and winch was taken as
Il sur" index 81 the ultimate VIC
tory OF the measure.
II Is expected That ''e senate
will make some amendment, To-.
the present draft and particular
ly IN order TO restore the equal
balance to the proposed coHl'lI>
sion 50 that IL shall be SIX Dem
ocrats and SIX Republicans III
stead OF seven Democrats "''
ive Republicans a. I'D 'he Il"us1
draft - !
The senate VII oe q dii'icuit
gamut for the on 10 run TUX '''
that branch IL VIA nave inc eN-
pert guidance ol senator " hi'e
j.. Moss. ot-beiI oo'Illy: one. o'
the best known good roads Work
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16

Berlin, Germany. Feb. lS-The
ReichStag today voted confidence
Ia Chancellor Wirth go to 1876.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
The Weather

Fair tonight and Friday; ri,
ing temperature Friday and in
west portion tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16

Pr ~ Slowing III'oUo--
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Three Practice Races
For the Columbia Crews

Rowing enthusiasts will be able to
see the various Columbia University
crews hold practice races with one an
other three times this month. These
practice races will take place on the
Harlem, April 8, Is and %. and will be
staged in the early sfternoon-2 p. M.
The base of operations will be the
boathouse Of the Union Boat Club. on
the speedway about quarter of mile
below Dyckman However, il the new
'97 Arts and Mines boathouse, to be
built on the tract acquired through
George F. Baker is ready for occupa-
tion about the middle Of the month,
the rowing base will in all probability
be changed. ~