Richmond daily register., January 18, 1921, Image 2

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We Richmond Daily Regisre, Ric'rimond, Madison; County, Ky., Tues'dayy January.;! 8,1921
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January
Money
Savers
Furniture
and Ru
gs
We are offering some exceptional values in all
kinds of Furniture and in our Rug Department.
Better come in and make your selection now and
be prepared for house-cleaning time.
Richmond Daily Register
1. SAtKLiiik, b-OKu ana t'roitrtelo
Hy mall, one etu uuuiue K.y
By mail. 1 year in'Kenlucky .
By mail, 6 months cut of Ky
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By mail. 3 months out of Kv
By mail, 1 month ont of Ky
3y mail, 1 month In Ky ...
Oy carrier, in Richmond, 10c a
week or a year .
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-S1.75
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$1.00
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GAINS '-PAST YEAH
-$5.00
Extraordinary
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We' have some" extraordinary" bargains-and all that we ask you
fo do if you are in the market for anything in cur line is to drop in and
so2 the goods and get our prices as they cannot be duplicated on sev
eral articles-which we have specially priced-to class out.
' MOTOR AMBULANCE ANY HOUR DAY (B NIGHT '
Political Acac vrscem ea t
The Daily Register Is authorized" to
nounce th following candidates for
J A MRS XV. WAfJKKfc
tlU SIIKIUC
van i1rxtov
koi: .iaimw
SAM 1IUKTRR '
OIIAS. S. HOOKUP
pon iuvoh
rIC CITV ATTOBSriT
1R:RXK MOV1V4 11ATV
von rHiFP v rni.icw
WMH I. POTTS
l-'or Councilman
nnp.a jvnrv
FOIt TAX C(WM!a&03rKIt
ft. VXVV.l.Tj
C1!AS. M. SlAIlTIr
Vov County Attorney .
JOP! P. CTTTvXA lTl.T
FOR COtrXTV CI.EKK
niCHAItn O. M01K!tL.V
uib.teot to the aetio-3 tne Democratic
. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 18 The
American Legion entered the j-ear
1921 with twice as many members
and 3.417 more posts than it had
January 1, 1920, according to offi
cial records at National Head
quarters at Indianapolis. In even
greater ratio was the gain of the
Woman's Auxiliary, which started
the year with 50 units and 5.000)
members and finished with 1,695
units and a total of approximately
200,000 members.
The unusual increase in Legion
posts was characteristic of every
state department and likewise in j
the overseas departments where
there is apparently- small chance
for expansion. New posts were j
formed in the following foreign i
countries: Argentine Republic, 1:1
Belgium, 1 ; Chile, 1 ; China, 1 :
Guatemala, 1; Japan, 2; Poland.!
2: Samoa. 1: Santo Domingo. l:i
ainira-s cii.KLrs AliAliVVi- bind Peru I
EDITOR SET ASIDE Prospects for further -row th of
wssmngron, Jan. is Charges tiled both organizations are bright, in
against Vernon Richardson, Deputy that membership campaigns
Collector of Internal Revenue, Dan- started with the New Year in
ville, by Representative Kins Swope, many states. The six leading Le-
E'ghth district, have been set aside. Hon departments in regard to
jj This information was communicated membership, are: New York, Ilii-
to benator Stanley by the Bureau of r.ios. Pennsylvania, Iowa. Ohio
Interna! Revenco. The charges al- and Minnesota. The list of aux'iL
leged that Mr. Richardson was guilty iary unitc-is headed by DJassachu
cf political activity following a setts, followed by Minnesota. Ill
speech on the soldier bonus made in . nois and New York.
the Eouse by Mr. Swope.
OFFICIALS WEAR BOOZE OX
HIP3; GIRLS WEAR 4 GARMENTS
Louisville, Jan. 13-
THE QUALITY IS THE
FIRST CONSIDERATION
We claim to have it in every lump of our :' --Celebrated
3 a m
Price doesn't count if there's a lot of waste
in a ton of coal. It will figure considerably
more when compared with ihe price you pay
SMS I TH
SFI-I PSiTM!
for our Wilton Coal.
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PHONE 85
HIGHLY APPRECIATEIJ GIFT"
Mrs. JI.'W. Trlil!er Vv-ai recently
presented with a pair of fire tong-?, !
which at one time belonged to litr i
great grandfather, Richard Bvoaddus. !
trie-!
and wiil make -a valuable addition
2h-s. Miller's coilectlon of rrlic? wlu-n
she so Ino-hly treasure?.
?hey were made ' by Mr. Ch
CIGAR CLERK WHO FELL AT
SOISSONS MOURNED BY CITY
in an arraign-
Muncy Broth.
ers
Home Furmchors
Lcufsville, Jen. IS A great--throng " me-nt of Icca! conditiDns, Dr. Charier
including Gov. sorrow, attended the j W. Welch declared that state, county
military funeral of J. I.IcF. Humler, ' and city officials here "go about with
former 'Scelbach cigar cleric, three' whisky flasks on their hips;" that sc- i
times' cited for braverr. rccir'e-t of cietv srirls tre sp-t to d.-r
the Croix d Guerre, who fell at only four srarmsnts an. n-nd
Stevens, father of rIr. Talron Stev
ens ,who had cliarge cf the Stevens
shop at Muddy Creel. Mrs. Miik-r
has a great many family velirs but
none that she prizes more ihn the
tongs, which are known to bo over
100 years old, and still in good condi
tion. They were presented hy Mr.
David G. Martin, oa-tha Irvine p-ikeA e
Lll-l. ., . ...
To tfc DyjEpctlc
Won.'d y :u not liirs to fl -tlUi-your
Vtomacii tronfc'es arc over, that
ycu can at any Mlid of food that
you crave? Consider then the fa-a
that ChambeilruVi Tablets hars fir
ed others why- 'i ycu? Thsre ar-s
ir.a'ny who nave csen resrored to health
by taking these tshlets end can nc
eat any kind ct food that tcey crc.Tr.
Qua
Soissons.
them stockings,-'
r'
two cf
VETERAN'S WIDOW FOUND
UNCONSCIOUS. f?UCrTJ3I3S
Louisville, Jan. 1? Mrg. Sbs'e D.
Ivng, 70, widow of Major 'George i
Wh'tfield K'.ng, notable figure in the
and that
nau 13 permitted m
which whites and blacks cf both sercei
dance together.
n. : i r i i
r.im'l Wf A'rA i i I J-i'v- V-iti-., i n.waJi,".
Iko GHih-c Call
a laree hacien-
x.sr son. -. r " .
Wyncie King, artist, found her tincon-- L? 7
scions in her room.
I man whetcok his place was shot
! in the arm. Mr. Gaither is in th.3
TATHEPv AND SON" BANQUET ' "f tv X
VpniiiM ttt- t . habl? taKing the money from
TRAINING 5SCHOUL, JUUVfci) Ky. The followirg Iaides are mem- Jones, M:s3 Edna Glass, Misa Calar
The Robinson hospital training bers of the hospital staff: Mrs. Rose Robinson. Surgical cases will receive
cnooi ior nurs, nas Deen conneciea iiensiey, Mrs. irvme Alclntocb, JMrs
with the Spears' Hospital at Dayton, Blanche Anderson, Miss
and Sons" will be the subject of an C ' " Zl 54 ts "-n Mr
.jj.,. x, r.. , . . , . pj- rou. un tins casin IT.
aIdres, by State Sapenntwdent of Gairher -could not go and sent th-
Pubuc Instrocbon George Cdvin at secretary, who wal fired on from
the first "Father and Son" banquet ambush as he .was returning with
IT i. r j. , i ,
i. Mrs. attention nt th Rov.o nn,. tj . ! "". ' ,L,ltt- dietary or me ttate x.
Pauline tal, vrith Dr. Robinson in attendance. T' ; nrl f
in cr
vi- auui 1. iu. .v. cam- about $20,000. The charge of
naign here tonight. E. V. Donaldson, , Ki-nf w-f l-,.rrK u:t i-fr
arm and another load killed hi-;
also will sneak.
Tn. rr-M 1 -
xi.e annual "garner artri Snr" wsa ...ji
i a:? Jit.it illiuin lMUlCMtru.
Will be observed Fehruarv 1.1-91 i-.m,;.- .-u
r3CS3CX3C of the"cities of the state: In Si"
horrc. He returned the fire, but
:Er
KiVh-
AT
some communities,
LASI
nowever, more
et and
j convenient dates have been ?
; l;e first one is here.
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Wiring Prices
ncei
Have Your House Wired at Once.
No Job Too Large
No Job Too Small
Arrangements for th lwnmwt i
were made by -Burton Y. KciTman, ; "
Woodford county Y. IL C. A. seerc-' I
tary. About 200 boys and their fa-!
thers have signified their intention of
attending, it is stated.
Mr. Ray Stanifer has returned
t from a visit to friends in Lexineton.
Come in and See-Us Today " g
Tho Electric Shop
Davison-Telford Electric Co.
(Incorporated)
h( banon, Ky., Jan. 17. A company
of 100 Vigilantes is being organized
here under the auspices 'of the cham
ber of commerce. Members will bear
their own shotguns and will rescond
to a special alarm from the fire bell.
"Fill the graveyard, not the jail," 13
the slogan adopted.
t
Mrs. T. T. Covington
L. A. Fennell
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LOOK - LOOK-LOOK
Your duty to ycur family is to prepare for Iheir future. Are
you doing this?
The smn'i arncurits you nevr cpend for unnecessary things will
seen amount to a nice sum if banked regularly.
Open an account today add to it regularly and you will take
pride in watching your bauance grow.
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R. M. Rowland, Cashier
Bank
Stretch means toughness.
Toughness means wear
ing quality.
And wearing quality
means service
Prove it fcr yourself by
trying.
GATES HALF SOLE
Service and satisfaction is
our motto.
Give us a trial and take
ahc worry but of riding.
Fliccrncnd Vulcanizing C
RicbmoBid, iCy.
Pfecne 1S3
OBACGO
INSURANCE
FARMERS! PROTECT YOUR TOBACCO IN BARN
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, TORNADO. AND UGHTNINGr
BY INSURING WITH
J. W. CR00KE
Office, Citizesi National Bank, in Richmond Mctor Cos G&-
We are
Paying;
$3.50 !
for Corn
LULL
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. MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL
By Charles Sughroe
But Ebh Store Is Started Tlioi TPayX
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