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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
15
Demand for tobacco setters and setting machines remains strong despite depletion of supplies. Rookwood Coffee supplies beer without the hangover. D. B. McKin 124 tf.
Thomas Corcoran of the Tombs obtained permission to visit his ill brother John at 250 Park Place Brooklyn. He arrived in charge of guards after John died of pneumonia. The brothers were arrested March 4 for a safe burglary at James R Deering Inc in which $95 000 was stolen. Each held in the Tombs in default of 10000 bail. John later had bail reduced to 1000 which was furnished.
Two black Aberdeen Angus calves about one year old offered by Dave McCord on Tates Creek road. Contact 269m. Also Kentucky Red Berkshire swine from W. B. Turley of Richmond Kentucky described as from a champion show herd. Phone provided. 281 tf an
Babe Ruth, king of the home run hitters, has 15 homers through a doubleheader with Washington, eclipsing last year's pace. He also tops the American League in total bases with 96 and leads in runs, while Tris Speaker leads batting at .397.
A Stockham New York girl Geraldine Laird rises from a church bazaar hit to a New York musical review. Mrs Laird, portrayed by Bessie Bathgate, impresses a theater manager who offers her a chance to perform in the city, bringing her home town praise to the stage.
The Eastern Normal baseball team disbands with no scheduled games remaining and many players preparing to leave school. The season featured fewer games and a higher loss rate due to a lack of dependable pitching staff.
Paul Gregory and J. S. Moore of Eastern are set to depart June 14 as delegates for a 100 day Blue Ridge trip. Scott County schools representatives will visit soon to conduct a week at Eastern Normal with teachers preparing for the next term instead of the usual county teachers institute.
The Kentucky National Guard will be equipped with motor transports as notified by the War Department. Fifteen trucks four motor cycles with sidecars and four bicycles for infantry regiments will be issued to all branches except the cavalry, keeping equipment with its organization if possible.
Columbus officials say Ohio may lead the nation in the number of motor vehicles when all licenses are issued. The claim reflects current licensing data and projected totals as the state continues to issue permits.
The automobile department reports about 540 000 license tags issued to date and expects to top 600 900. This marks almost 100 000 more licenses than issued last year.
The corn plant is described as one of the few sources providing all substances required to nourish the animal body, highlighting its nutritional completeness.
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