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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-02

Viitorul' anunta in litere mari,
Intregii comisinni incOrOnarii, lar
pusc de-alatul peste trci coloane,
ca 'incOronarca Suveranilor este
ceruta de unanimitatea poporulni
della nn colt la altul al tarii. /"
Iata suma dc indicii ca fncorona-
rca M va avea loc acum, pentruca
nE poate sd alba loc.
NJ ne oprim la ridicolul AFR
nlatimi organului liberal della Bu-
curesti. Da, toata lnmea doreste
incoronarea pentruca acest act de
solemna consacrare a unirii ar III
SIENNA ca, in sfarsit, tara rein
trat, putut sa rcintrc in legaliA
tate 81 incepe nouaepoca de mum
ca pozitiva pentru consOlidarea ia
rii. Incoronarca insemncaza ca
s'a dat satisfactie tarii pentru fal-
sificarca vointei poporului savar-
sta eli prilejul alegerilor generate
81 ca in locul parlamentului frau
delor un nou parliament esit din
alegeri libcre votat Constitute
ceruta de largirea hotarelor Roma
nici vechi pana la Nistru 81 lisa.
Oar nimeni MI doreste aceasta in
corOnare acum, sub guvernul care
in mod cinic calcat in picioare
81 leci 81 ordine morala. In i'm
de All fncoronarea no
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-02

Intro foarte interesanta con
ferinta. facuta la Nalenii-de-
Muntc. dina Isabella Sadovcanu a
arafat CD, silintele de innoire in
spirit a invataman,nlni pc care
le facem de atata yreme. sunt de
acord cu o lntreaga opera rcvolu
tionara.. care, din locuri 81 in
forme deosebitc, tin Gle a da
scoala realitatii 81 a colaborarii, a
sinitatii 81 a armoniei.
Formula tiparita. impusa GU
sanctiune de pedepse. vechea
moStenire iesuita pierde necon-
TENT terenul. 81 in locul eli apare
cunostinta rasarita trieste in SUI
fletul iubitor al copilului din si-
manta pnsa cu aceiasi iubire de
Oameni earl, in loc sa alba carte
deschisa innaintea lor, au deschisa
natura asupra Garcia lucreaza 81
umanitatca ell care lucreaza.
f, i'm aceasta tulburata umani-
tate de dupa razboiu, ca o III
ceata, dar generala darimare de
temnite. Tcmnita fabricei, tenn
nita casarmii.. Vine rindul ce-
leilalte temniti, mare, intunecata,
temuta, in care Sc istovesc pute-
rile 81 Sc >ofilesc initiativele, tenn
|nita cu seculare ziduri negre
|fara aier a scolii.
81 poate alte temnite, acelca
ale vechilor forme de partid,- stri-
|vit0are pentru orice clgetare Gu
|sifut de raspundere, vor urma 81
|ele miscarea prin care energiile
|omenesti Sc tlcsteapta pentru y
tputea sd Sc desvolte in acea liber-
tate, care da discipline voita, dis
lciplina fecunda.
| n. lers..
Din IN. Romanescn
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RETRACERE
/ SAU INCERCARE
/ DE INTARIRE?
~A.s

Conisiliul de ministri a hotarit
tincrea incoronarii la Alba-Tulia,
fixand char 81 ziua ci. Sc zice u
Dctombre. Mitropolitnl Primat al
l,omaniei fost inainte cu trei III
le la Alba-Iulia ca sa inspecteze
hona catedrala. Pentru saptama-
ia aceasta este anuntata sosirea
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SOLIDARITATEA
NATIONALA
De DR.. AUREL LAZAR. deputat


La moi Sc urlnarestc politica sim
,atiei 81 antipatiei, panace lumea
.nroaste numai politica economical.
Noi cugctam. ca razboiul continual
ii dupa fncheierea pacii, 81 ca
rain in timpul lui Brcnnus: Vac
victis!
Oar vreau sd remarc o simptoma
'Oarte intcrcsanta framantarilOr
Dolitice din Gcrmania.
Cctiti ziarele d 'acolo: trateaza
.hcstii grele politice. de interesc de
,artid, principii diametral opuse
.elor profesate de ele, cu peffecta
,biectivitate fara cea mai mica per
;Onalitatc. in ton absolut urban 81
III patriotism superior: Ce edifica-
or. 81 pentru moi ce intristator tot
Mata
Patriotismnl gcrmanilor este
mare. inaltator. impunator 81 va fl
nvingator9 Am ascultat o predica
N DomnI din Frankfurt adresata
tincrimci gcrmane. Aveau ccva
,erbarc studenteasca! Oratorie ade-
,arata! patriotism emanat din ere
lintH. din civilizatic crestina, din
,vanghelia lui Isus.
"Un D-zcu, o credinta, vointa
rationale. Germanul. crestin bun.
,stc nationalist bun. Totul pentru
nitatea nationala. Studentii ger
mani sunt profetii noui al lui lsus,
Dentru poporul german: ell pute-
rea stiintei 81 taria credintei lor.
lu SAL mangaie, sal ridice, sal
.onduca. >
ST Domul mare era plin, arhi-
plin. lar studentii ascultau porunca
servului lui D-zeu ca arhangelii a.
lcvarati.
Nam gandit acasa.
Framantari, deceptiuni, amarillo
fara nici o actiune. nici 0 initiati.
va radicala, curagioasa. :.
Partidele politice au datoria dc
4 creia solidaritatea nationala cu
orice iertfa. Daca vre-unul s'al
dovedi egoist, Isl pierde baza exi-
stentci sale.
Este imposibil sa nh Sc gaseasca
.alea adevarata a CONSOLIDATE in.
terne. Nh insa prin intrigi orr O.
pere de cnlisc. Democratic, liber.
tatea noua, MI Sc spule ideolOgle
vcchi 81 sistemului absolutistic, cr
care sunt inca conduse partidelt
politice. Iata greseala cardinala
Pentru aceasta chaosul nu-si ga
seste punctele de echilibru. Proiec
itele de consolidate trebuiesc discu
tate in public, atunci primirea res
punderii usoara, lar impiedeca
rea solutiunilor cinstite 81 reale e
ste imposibila.
Daca neamul intreg va cunoast'
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ESTE CEA MAI BUNA P1LULA PENTRU sANATATE
DIN LUMEA INTREAGA

\ YEASTOLAX sunt cee mai bune pilule pcntru snatae
cute din drodie, adevarat purgatv Este ultima
desvoare stint unei rodie gusoase M este numa
ogaa in VITAMNA ar este axativa valaba, datatoare
de sntaeo caatc negasa in alte pule de drodie Vine
ntr foa de piua foarte gustoasa T placua Gle luat
lar rezuatele nt mnnatc Este iubta de copi e auta
foar:e multi. Daca suferit de
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binc situatia politica 81 economical
va sti sa judece tinuta partidelor
Tndiferentismul societatii este me-
leagul cOruptiei 81 absolutismului
polite 81 al guvernarii rele 81 ego
istc. La moi este asa. 81 ca sd Sc
usureze initiativa politicianilor, a
vem nevOe de formarea opiniei pu-
blicc. Aceasta este adevarata pu-
-tere a vietii publice. La moi inca
nu este formata. desi. trebne. Ii
bera, democratica, nationala 81 cu-
ragioasa, severa in critica 81 jude
cata. dar justa. Formarea acestei
Opinii publice este misiunea preset.
Daca presa noastra va Fl patrunsa
de conceptia adevarata solidari-
tatii rationale, a muncii organiza-
tOare, ca numai tratamentele eroi-
ce pot indruma repede situate
grava catre o indreptare definitiva
81 ca sta in serviciul esclusiv al nca-
mului. 81 nh in intereselc particle
lor, atunci i'm scurta vreme Sc va
schimba atmosfera, politicianii nu
vor avea curajul la joe frivol pc
contul tarii 81 vor 7ntelege 81 flo
sofia lui Chanteclair.
Sa ne gandim la cuvintele mi
vlahnta: "din insondabilele adam
cimi ale vietii lui Isl zideste un po-
por in taina, eli puterele-i nevazu-
lte, insula de grant a unitatii lui
etnice. Dedesubtul vijeliilor, al
vuetului 81 framnatarilor de pa
timi earl ne desbina, Sc pregatcste
meet, in tacere, opera cea mare 81
trainica a fiintei neamului nostru,
inchegata din mnnca tuturora. "
1ata isvorul adevarat al viitor,l-
lui. Acolo gasim comoarele trec,l-
tumi 81 pc clc trebne sa zidim vii.
tOrul.
Cele trei articole publicate de dl
DIR. Aurel Lazar in ziarul nostru
sub titlul "Solidaritatea nationa
IA, arata i'm modul Gel mai evident
patriotismnl 81 unitatea nationals
din Germania, care, desi tara in
vinsa, va sfarsi prin a birui in 70
| tul greutatile de astazi. 81, acestt
] larticole, mai pun in evidenta lipsl
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de solidaritate nationala in Roma
mia intregita 81 invingatoare. din
cauza politicianismului venal.
(Patria)
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cEA MAI BuNA DRoJD1r DE- v1rAmINA.

Marea canttate de Vitamia soabla in apa continual
5n YEASTOLAX element poseda putere intre-
hOut ESSENTIAL penru nlararea efectelor ree din
kivzatiei YEASTOIAH de connc cele mai bu-
reguarita pentru soac d prn aceasta constata Cd
se mai buna reede pentu desvotarea corpului Dac
voasra avet un stoac slab delcat des
ordine, incerca YEASTOAX 1edat va usureaza "a
4andu4va 81 s&ssmflsi Gu totul altul
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ABSOLUT GRATIS
100000 RUBLE

RuAa ruseasca ost vaabla Gle mutt Doc una, dand
cclor de mai valoare de $27, 10000.
Psrat aces ban; muc aver colosalc s'au facut prin
cmpararea banor scn dupa razbou Sc vorbeste ca sa
dcscopert in Russia radium III valoare de 00OO
lar pesa atrage vasteor proecte americana de petrol
81 aor inustrii carl nrcapa sprc Russia Zarul Chicago
Tribune zua de 2 Sept atrage atenta asra nouu canal
a eschs dc crnd penrh face transport nre Russia
Germaia Persia 81 Asia centrad procurnd zvor dc
matcale brute pentru combnata germana 81 in special
petrol mangancz 81 aram dcschznd bogau negot persian
81 Asia Centra pentru Gelmana 81 Russia Gandiva ce In
accasa M pierdet oporunatea Gle cnpara rube
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Sanatate 81 Bogatie

Ca inchecre specala--penru Introduce YEASTOIIAX
in mod rpdnoi Ola pentr tmp Initiate la orr 81
persoana rmtc $100 pentru acoperea coulu unui
pachet de YEASTOT.AX
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GARANTAM 1NAPoIAREA BANILoR

MOI DORM fiecare rersoan din Staele Unite
psa de rcmedul nostru rmitd dua pache de YEAST
OLAX. Moi foosim aceasta meod pentru araa meritce
in mod rapid. Minunaul tonic 81 rc1ncdc carl lc poseda
YEASTOIAX vaoarc multi mai mare deca cosul ui
D-voasr yeti Fl foarte multumitiaceasa garantam M
riscati nmc de oaccc aca suncti sasfacu VA 1napo
lem banii
Cee $4,000 rubc sunt oferite Dvoastra numai intro
duccre speciala Nh va costa mimic Pretu unc cut de
YASTOIAX este numa $1OO MOI va garantam ca yeti fl
foarte atisacut dup yeti cutie de plue carl sun'
dataoare de snatatc. Trmet numa cuponu de mai jos
de $100, 81 yeti prmi cutia YEASTOLAX 81 $4,000
ruble fSra nici 1nzerc Garantam sasface napoa
banlor Nu uita acesa ofcrt este numai pentru
tmp lmta De accca aat pentru sanaatea Dvoastr cat
pentru viitoru Dvoastra, trimte comanda imediat
100000 rubc ruscst gratis comandG de $500 de
YEASTOI4AX pdna cind rnbc moi rezerv6m drcpu.
renapoa comanda in ca s'au pravt rubele ruscs
YEASTOLAX COMPANY
1853 So. Michigan Avenue Dept CHICAGO ILL.,
TRM1TET1 cUPoNUL DE MAI Jos
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Tn ulmu tmp s'au publcat informant considerable de-
spre descoperea eccteor mnnate lie face eemcntu Gu
sub numele de VITAINE in copu Aceste
escoperri atus de preparaun de drodie carl
fost ncercae in sptalele prncpae dand rezutae mi
nunate.
I'm mpu faceau aceste fncercar 81 pc cand publ
cu bucura de vnecaoarec efectc ale puleo de droe
grup de cimist faaceutci din Chicago 81 indianapolis
fceau experiments scopu de mbunata rezuatele bunc
ale pluleor VTANINA din drode la gradul eel mai malt
Dansi credeau mita inca fusese auns Tar rezutau
este YEASTOLAX-care acuma
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
MRS. JAS. DEJARNETTE
LOSES HER FATHER

A wire was received by Mrs,
James DeJarnette Saturday morn
ing announcing the death of her
father, M. A. Biggerstaff, aged 81
years, which occurred at the
home for, aged soldiers at Quincy,
Ill. Mr., Biggerstaff left here
about IS years ago and has since
made visits frequently to Mrs.
Biggerstaff who has for several
years been an invalid and made
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
De- Jarnette. who just a few days
ago returned from Quincy, hav-
ing been called there by her faith
er's serious condition. The body
will be shipped to Richmond for
interment, time for services to be
later. Besides his wife,
Mrs. Fannie Biggerstaff, one
daughter, Mrs. DeJarnette, and
one son, Barnett Biggerstaff, sur
vive.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
CUPID'S CAPERS
Marriage Licenses

George I. Howard, Il, son Oi
Paul Howard, and Mamie War
son. 10, daughter OF VIM. Warson
both of White Hall; married at
Richmond, March Is, by Judge
John d. Goodloe.
James Rawlings, SO, son of VIII
Rawlings, and Lizzie Lovett, 40
daughter of Wallace Lamb; both
of Richmond married at Rich
mond March, 22, by Judge John
D. GOodloe.
Charlie Martin Bennett. 33, son
of Kelly Bennett, and Mamie Ev-
ans, "a, daughter Of VIM. Evans
both of Richmond; married at
Richmond March q, by Rev. O.
]. Young.
Luther M. Merida, 2S, of Rich
mond, son of James Medira, and
Carrie Flannery, "a, of Lancaster,
daughter of Andy Flannery; mar
ried in Richmond March 23, by
Judge John d. Goodloe.
VIM. Hall, Fl, of Moberly, on
of Jeff Hall, and Anna Spark. 19.
of Red House, daughter of John
D. Sparks; married March 2S, by
Rev. J. w. Groucher.
Andy Ramsey, Is, of Lexington
son of Samuel Ramsey, and Ida
Elizabeth Kelly, II, of Edenton,
daughter of w. M. Kelly; marri-
ed March % in Richmond, by
Rev. A. J. Tribble.
Oscar Beasley, %, son of John
Beasley, and Ellen Bowlen, 10,
daughter of VIM. Bowlen; both
of Richmond; married at Berea
March 80, by Rev. P. B. Baker.
VIM. Yarmouth, II, son of
Tonic Yarmouth, and Anna Ma
RE Thomas, 10, daughter of r. J.
Thomas; both of Cottonburg
married in Richmond March %,
by Judge John D. Goodloe.
Arnold Turner, II, son of FL
mer Turner, and Bertha Stewart,
II, daughter of H. E. Stewart
both of Duluth; married at Rich
mond March 80, by Judge John
D. Goodloe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
GOLF CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR Year

! A very enthusiastic meeting
of the Richmond Golf Club was
held in the court house at 7:3C
Thursday evening. E. S. Wiggins
presided.
A permanent organization was
perfected and the following of
ficers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Elmer Deatherage,
President; r. J. Mckee, Vice
President; Miss Marianne Col
Inns, Secretary, and w. Neale
Bennett Treasurer. Mrs. d. B.
Shackelford, Hart Perry, Allen
Earring, Lewis w. Dunbar and
r. H. Embree were appointed to
compose the board of directors.
Several committees will be ap-
pointed in the near future by the
board of directors. These COM
mittees will be known as the
grounds committee. the cam
palgn committee, publicity COM
mlttee, greens committee and
club house committee. The pres
ent campaign committee will act
until the machinery of the new
organization can get oiled and in
good running order.
Some of the enthusiasts of the
Richmond Golf Club have been
iii communication with several
golf architects and it is the in
tention of the club to have one
of these men come here in the
near future and lay this course
out. 1t is the intention to have
everything in readiness by May
lst, so that the members will be
playing golf at that date, There
are several people i'll Richmond
whom the "golf bug" has bitten
and who have played golf Oh
$50OOO0 golf courses in the south
and many say that the site the
Richmond Golf Club has leased
is far superior to many c0mpris-
ing large investments.
Up to date IS have joined the
ranks and the campaign commit
tee expects to have about 15O.
members by April 18th.
Several of the leading mer-
chants Of Richmond have been
keeping wires hot for the last
three or four days, getting in
touch with golf equipncnt hous-
es in order that when the time
to play arrives, they will be able
to cope with the big demand for
golf sticks, balls etc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
MILLION

Miss Amanda J. Burrus spent
Monday night and Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ID. BurrGs in
Richmond.
Mrs. Susie Kanatzar is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Mary
Ann Hayden.
Mrs. Saropha Million visited
Mrs. Lizzie Hayden Tuesday
night.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Wallace Kanatzar
entertained Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sanders and two daugh-
terS, Alma Lee and Eta Fay, and
Mr., and Mrs. c. L. Kanatzar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Million
spnt Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
John Hayden.
Several women in this COM
munity have little chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuther Whita-
ker and family spent Sunday with
Mrs. w. NJ. Burrus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
POOL TO DISTRIBUTE
PROCEEDS OF SALE

With the closing of most OF
the receiving plants of the Bur
ley Tobacco Growers Coopera-
tive Association the past week.
will come the work of appor-
tioning a second distribution of
funds received from the sale of
the association crop, Secretary
H. /. Farley said Saturday.
Mr., Farley said it will require
some time to work out the op-
portionment and still further
time to write the $4,000 checks
necessary to make the distribu-
ton, and that, he said, was the
reason he was unable to say just
when the distribution would be
made.
Mr.. Farley said that there are
not I5,OCO members of the asso-
citation, but that attachments
had been served i'll some cases,
and that there will be at least
10000 assignments, most of
these to secure loans advanced
by banks, following the advance
received on delivery, the banks
receiving the check for the loan
and the interest and the grower
the remainder of the maount dis
tributed.
Contracts continued to come
in the past week to the office of
Assistant Chief of the Field Ser
vice Division William Collins at
the Tattersall warehouse. The
number received the previous
week was 235, representing 543,-
COO pounds of tobacco and with
no special effort made by chair
men in any county to obtain sig
natures, most of those signing
doing so voluntarily.
Of the 235 contracts rc~e;ved
IS came from Pendleton county.
81 from Lewis, 10 from Camp
bell, 10 from Clermont county,
Ohio, nine from Green county,
eight from Garrard, eight from
Bullitt, seven from Boyle, six
from Lincoln, six from Casey,
five from Franklin and four
from Henry. The others came
from all parts of the district.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
Fords Coal Company
Continues To Operate

Pinevrile, Ky, April Union
miners in the Bell and Harlan
county coal fields are holding
series Of mass meetings today in
an effort to gain adherents. 1t
is regarded as certain, however,
the district will continue to oper-
ate at fourth to third of its
capacity,
Henry Ford's Banner Fork
Coal Corprat;on at Wallin's Creek
Harlan county, will continue to
operate, President Keller, of Dis
trict 10, said today because the
plant is paying living wages"
The United States Coal and Coke
Company at Lynch. Harlan COIN
ty, and Wisconsin Steel Company
at Benham, also will continue in
operation. The latter companies
are nOn-uniOn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
100000 MINERS ARE
|! ESTIMATED ON STRIKE
Great Coal Fields Are ALI Shut
Down But East Kentucky
Is Mostly Working
(By Associated Press)

For the first time in history
both the bituminous and anthra-
cite coal fields are idle today as a
result of cessation of work by
100000 miners effective midnight
last night.
Union officials asserted 100000
non-union miners are included in
the walk out and that 5000 of the
$500 mines in the country are
shut down.
The daily loss in the anthracite
field alone will amount of SS0O,00O
in wages and affects 10000 famil-
les.
The first day of the nationwide
suspension fell on the anniversary
of the adoption of the eight-hour
day. AS it is generally observed
as a holiday in normal times, to-
days estimate of the complete
ness of the suspension is not re-
garded as final.
In Kansas where the Industrial
Court ordered work to continue
for a month"; union officials assert
ed the walkout in that state will
be complete Monday.
Operators in tie Morgantown
district of West Virginia anneun-
ced today they would reopen Mon
day OH an open shop basis.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
WILL PHOTOGRAPH
THIEF'S FINGER PRINTS
Burglar Breaks Into Cox and
March's Store But Leaves
Strong Clew In Dust

The new act of the last legis-
lature providing that a burglary
committed in the night time
may be punished by life impris-
onment or death, in the discre-
ton of the jury, evidently didn't
frighten bold burglar who
forced his way into the Cox &
March hardware store on West
Main street some time Friday
night.
The street lights weren't plac-
cd to give him the light he need
cd to find his way about, so he
took flash light out of a case
and went about his business de-
liberately. Entrance was effect
ed by tearing off a screen from
a back window, breaking a pane
of glass and the unlatching the
window fastener.
After looting the store Of ev-
erything he desired, he left.
Mullikin's bloodhounds were
quickly sent for and took trail,
which led down South Second
street across the Madison High
school grounds, to Water, to
Collins, out East Main, across
to Irvine and to the old barrel
factory. Here the dogs seemed
unable to make further prog
ress. Police think they have a
pretty fair clew ard are work.
ing hard on the case.
Only S. in cash was secured
by the midnight visitor. He
sought entrance to the cash reg
lister, but evidently didn't know
how to work it. SO he picked
up an auger and nd bored
a couple of holes Ill one of the
drawers. Then he evidently
caught on" to the trick, for the
drawer was found open and S.
in change gone. Among other
things missed were on Stevens
12-guage shotgun; one VIM
chester 16-shot target rifle;
about 100 manicure sets; "a pearl
handle pocket knives, a lot of
fine razors; about SIS worth of
cheap watches, in all amounting
to about $3.50 worth of loot.
Finger prints were plainly vis-
ible on the dust of the window
pane which was broken to per-
NIT the intruder to open the
fastener. Capt. V. G.. Mullikin
broke off part of the pane with
the finger prints and took it to
Lexington to have photographs
made and enlarged. In this way
it will be able to positively iden-
tify the burglar if he is ever
taken in charge. All over the
world police use the finger print
as the only sure method of iden-
tihcation as thousands OF tests
have proven that the lines on no
two individuals fingers are ex-
actly the same.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
WALLER bennett, JR., I.
dies I'M OREGON

Many relatives and friends here
sympathize with Mrs. Samuel
Bennett, OF Lexington. formerly
Of Richmond, in the loss of her
son, Waller Bennett, Jr.. whose
whose death oc"''~red Friday at a
hospital in FoGtland, Oregon. He
had been i'll for about a week and
had undergone a throat operation,
but was considered getting along
favorably, as Mrs. Bennett had
been informed IN a telegram Fri
day morning, and then Friday cv-
ening the sad news came Ct his
death.
Mr.. Bennett was the second son
Of Mrs. Bennett and after being
a student at the University of
Kentucky, had gone to Cheland,
Wash, near Seattle where he had
established successful fruit
farm. He leaves his wife and little
son who were with at the hospital
i'll Portland. Besides his mother,
wife and son, Mr.. Bennett is sur
vived by his grandmother. Ms.
Benjamin Warfeld, of Lexington.
and his sisters and brothers, Mrs.
Vim. Shelby of Mexico CITY, Mrs.
Allen Ashbrook. of Washington
City, Ben Warfield Bennett. Of
New York City, and Dudley Ben
nett. He was named for his un-
Gle. Waller Bennett. Of Richmond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
Miners Lose 100000
A Day In Wages In Strike

Indianapolis, April 1-RcpHts
to union headquarters here today
showed shutdown in every field
i'll the country with the only un-
certainty as to the effectiveness
of suspension of work being the
number of non-union miners who
had joined the walkout. Preei-
dent John Lewis estimated Co.,
900 men are idle. Some operators
said the effectiveness Of the sus-
pension of work will not be
shown until Monday, apparently
expecting some men toRretrun to
work hen4auUnion' officials esti-
mated the lost daily productions
of bituminous coal at 100000
tons and approximately $2,OO0,-
900 daily in wages.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-01
Miners Shoot Policemen

Benton, ILL.,, April shooting
occurred today in various parts
OF Southern Illinois where the
strike is reported 100 per cent.
Two casualties are reported
Night Chief of Police Jesse Hen
son was shot and seriously wound
ed and Policeman Walter Sconce
slightly hurt when a miner fired
at them.