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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1920
Page
6
Anyone with anything to haul or move should call 653 during the day or 283 at night, promote SANDLIN for service. The note appears from McKee's Rink and mentions a price of 3 cents.
Eastern Long Island farmers refused to bid high for a grand piano at an auction. Auctioneer Frank J. Corwin hoped Paderewski would back the piano, arguing it could fetch about $500, but the instrument sold for only $2.50 while a blind horse brought $150 and loose hay $75 a ton.
In New York a 15 year old Solomon Bernstein strangled himself using a rope and weights as he tested a counterfeit third degree. His brothers Samuel and Isador say he learned the method from moving picture plays and planned to apply it to Isadore after an accusation of pen cap theft.
Washington reports a postwar plan to remove American dead from front zones in France for transport home after September 15. Bodies buried outside zones already moving. Return limited to cases requested by next of kin. Up to 100 standard box cars may be used at once to French ports.
Winchester Ky Enoch Abney and son in law Garkin Baker quarreled over a corn crop division. Abney was stabbed four times and is in serious condition. Baker is charged with cutting him.
Red Cross workers continue support for soldiers treated overseas, offering friendly aid and long term care. The organization teaches veterans occupations for future living and maintains contact with home to prevent dependents from suffering financially.
Louisville woman Mrs Roland Lamb sues her traveling L and N railroad auditor husband for alimony of 70 dollars per month, claiming he had her and their child moved to her father's home after packing their household effects and renting them out.
Rev. D. H. Griffin of the Christian Church invites the public to join his congregation for a brief program of films and a sermon at the Dixie Theatre Sunday night.
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