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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1921

Page

4

Social Gatherings And A Concluding Patrol Dog Tale

Mr and Mrs Elijah Kelley entertained many friends Tuesday night with ice cream. Miss Lettie Tudor and Miss Gracie Tudor hosted a Sunday gathering with several guests including Mr Walden Chaney and Miss Virginia Gullett. A Bethel convention featured an excellent dinner and plentiful desserts. An editorial plug urged reading the Richmond Daily Register as key to education and progress, arguing education yields better life prospects. A humorous anecdote followed of a road scene where a dog named Taxie steals a police helmet and club during a staged chase with Miss Calhoun, ending with the officer confronted by the dog and the comic tableau.

Elijah Kelley Lettie Gracie Tudor Walden I. Chaney Lester Chaney Bertha Chaney Adam Johns Melvin Sanders D. E F. Johns Virginia Gullett Tom Kelley Eldon Taylor W. E. Sanders Bethel

Dog and Officer Fight Over Girl at Palace Theater

In New York the vaudeville dog Taxie, famed for touring circuits and one-man obedience, stars in Vitagraph's Closed Doors. The dog, loyal to his master and now trained to obey Alice Calhoun, performs important bits with the actress at local theatres Monday.

Taxie Palace Theater New York Vitagraph Alice Calhoun

Jailer Candidate Henry Wilson Dies at Home

Henry Wilson aged 31, a Democratic candidate for jailer in Nicholas County, died at his Carlisle home. The unexpected death truncates a local campaign and leaves the party to select a replacement candidate.

Henry Wilson Nicholas County Carlisle

Health Hint Praises Black-Draught by Oklahoma Farmer

Cameron resident T. L. Bostier, aged over seventy, lauds Thedford's Black-Draught as reliable for liver stomach and digestion. He notes long use for family health and malaria areas, citing improved digestion and natural bowel relief. The vegetable remedy stimulates the liver and bile flow for easy digestion. Ask your druggist for a package.

Cameron Okla Thedford T. L. Bostier Tim

Commissioner Sale of Richmond Property Deliberately Named

George Wainscott sues Nannie M. McBroom and others in Madison Circuit Court. Commissioner R B Terrill will sell at public auction in Richmond Kentucky on July 2 1921 at 11 am. Property is a Main Street lot with improvements bounded by L E Lane T J Smith and Mrs Hattie Buchanan. Sale on credits of six twelve and eighteen months with six percent interest and lien to secure bonds.

George Wainscott Nannie M. McBroom Richmond Main Street L. E. Lane T. J. Smith Hattie Buchanan

Senator Stanley Attacks Coal Nationalization Bill

Senator Stanley joins President Harding in opposing government control of the coal industry. He defends the slogan keeping government out of business and speaks against Senator Frelinghuysen's nationalization bill in the Senate.

Son Circuit Stanley Washington Harding Senate Frelinghuysen

Women May Serve On Juries In Kentucky Ruling

Court of Appeals declares women may serve on juries in Kentucky in the Adolph Mac Laughlin versus Commonwealth case appealed from Jefferson County. The decision affirms eligibility of female citizens to participate in juries under state law.

Kentucky Court of Appeals Adolph MacLaughlin Commonwealth Jeffer

Sunday Guests Visit Area Families in Ruthton and Nearby

Ruthton Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts and Mr and Mrs Edward Roberts and children were guests of Mr and Mrs Philip Long. Mrs Isabelle Ham and others visited the Moberly and West families. Longs hosted Daniel Long from Crab Orchard and Jesse Land from Richmond. Major Hamm lost a Jersey cow last week. Marie Whitaker and daughter from Danville visited Mrs Houston Singer recently.

Carl Roberts Edward Roberts Childen Philip Long Isabelle Ham Leslie Agee J. H. Morris R. L. Moberly L. H. Moberly Bert Prewitt John Newland W. L. West Daniel Long Crab Orchard Jesse Land Richmond Clay Long Major Hamm Marie Whitaker Danville Houston Singer

Resolutions of Eastern Kentucky State Normal School

Resolutions dated June 14 1921 express sympathy for the death of Miree McDougle Brown daughter sister and wife of Dean E C McDougle and Dr Bertram Brown The faculty extend deepest sympathy and direct publicity of the notice to the community.

Eastern Kentucky State Normal School Dean E. C. McDougle Bertram Brown Miree McDougle Brown

Whitlock hosts small gathering of local friends

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Moses Perkins entertained a group Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Carter Blake man of Kirksville and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Burgess of Cottonburg along with several others. Alma Lee Sanders stayed with her sister Mrs. Wallace Kanatzar Thursday while the report notes a missing committee member and a Chicagoan who vanished after going to Boston Kentucky to buy timber.

Terry Moses Perkins Carter Blakeman Kirksville R. G. Burgess Cottonburg W. H. Burgess Willie Albert Perkins Valley View Flossie Sallie Roberts Eva Carnes Alma Lee Sanders Wallace Kanatzar Mary B. Deané E. W. Odell

Chicago Spectacle House Offers Free Trial Glasses

Readers are invited to request a pair of large size True Vision Glasses from Chicago Spectacle House. The offer includes 10 days free wear by prepaid parcel post with no money due upfront. If satisfied, a $2.95 charge applies. otherwise return the glasses for no cost. Includes a velveteen lined pocket book case.

Chicago R. A Madison Street Ill

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