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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
PLEADS FOR RE ENTION
OF IDEALS OF OLD SOUTH
ingtOn and Lee, Addresses Com
fcticrafc Veterans.
MORAL PRINCIPLES sTAND
Declares Nations True Greatness Is
Not Based Upon Riches but Upon
Manhood and Womanhood-TcIIs
of Fornlcr Days.

Pleading for the supper. OF IN,
veterans of the Comfcderacy in III,
ca"raiSn to raise a .funH Of Sl0o. oOt
/ 10 establish a chair OF engineering Al
! Washim'ton and Lee University
/ President Henry Louis smith, o. ~,
institution. addressed General Robe RI
r. Lees namcSakc camp last night a;
headquarters. at Lti.!6 East BROAD
Street.
Speaking on The true greatness OF
erc,W nation. the force tina, is in.
hood and womanhood, President Smith
swept away the -ulf of years and
took his hearers back into the
romance the chvairy and even the
spasmodic applause OF his s!lvcry
headed audience punctu.ut ing his every
sentence. the president az Washington
ais WASHINGTON and Ice had given
Tor the tru" greatness OF their couu-
Try besides lighting its battles
TELLS Of High Ideals.
Then ~. Smith told OF tho old
standards. ideals and personal IN,
STANDARDS Of morality and love 81
country
'7ruc greatness 81 every nation is
always moral P-os dent Smith be-
are m" South'S riches. it is not what
wo have but what We arc. Ev.-,-
thing may change hut moral r-inci-
h'yS stand i9r ever and cvcrmorc.
made nation great. 1t is not tho
gold and silver, or the shafts Of
nronz" or granite which live through
gu, Inc ascS as representative of "a
treasures Of manhood and woman
%sxt the president told Of the
bounds. OF tho hamlcts becoming
prosperous towns. tho towns cities and
thc cities doubling in prosperity. He
called the conditions phenomenal.
NJ IiciShth in 1865.
riuhest in Tn" invisible things which
really count" no continued II be-
liovc in my heart il was IN the gloom
and horror OF 1850 With tho right
o. "lf-sovcrnmcnt torn from @cr,
yet then rs always. adversely added
20 chivalry grace. and caicv the viz
tues OF courage; resignation taught
by unsneakabic loss and love of
VIII Tho children Of the new South
retain them" Prospc7ity is a greater
test than ever was adversely. II We
loose the old moral chivalry. integrity
and lofty standards OF morality of our
forcfathcrs, then Cod pity tn" land OF
Washington Jackson and Robert l.:
Lee
on CoUlt crown every MIL with
a rala->c of a nul,i-m millionaire, but the
glory OF the South would he in the
past
President Smith told or rho growth
o prosperity and approved OF the APP
parent TACK OF poverty and seeming
prosperity. and then continued:
Would GIorify World.
"Eu; lot the things which made the
old South great continue to make the
new South great. Let spiritual in
= oh, 40
homes, and mako our prosperity not
tho envy bat the glory OF the world"
To hand down tho ideals OF tho old
south was the duty Of the Confederate
veterans. the president said, and OK
planned how best this could he ac
compiishcd
Books. he said. were right enough
Tor q time. hut they found back places
on hook shelves as they went out OF
style. Monuments, II" said. have hut
= local influence. hut an institution
inStjlls part Of Itself into its
students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
BUILDING WORK GIVEN UP
by HOUSING CORPORATION
Hugh Prices OF Materials. Labor AMI
Land Make Project lnadvis-
able Now.
SAY COSTS STILL. INCREASE,
Committee Reports Conditions Arc
So Unfavorahlc rs to Make Project
Hazardous = Action Taken by
Stockholders.

Because OF :he hish prices OF labor
building materials and property in
general. the Richmond Housing Cor
poration. organized last spring n I,
maximum capital of Sl,ooo.o0n has dc
cided to abandon any efforts TO build
homes suitable FOR persons in mod
are changed
Announoement Of thus decision was
poration in statement cNplaininc
reas for abandoning the project AZ
+ this time The statement which was
F.. given the stockholders by the commit
was adopted. reads:
The Richmond Housing Corporation
was planned and organized to furnish
; housing accommodations for our white
and coiored citizens ot moderate means.
The following principles which
can operate w"r" adopted:
"H) Tho corporation should pay "a
even If sufficient capital we're obtain
Rhlc. a false standard Of tho cost OF
s living would l." set and legitimate
operations DISCOURAGED
Wanted Good Houses.
"t2> substantial houses OF good type
! should he built. since depreciation. and
> ,he cost of maintenance and repair.
mentally unecouomical
.%l The houses should hc largo
-
Ing of those who occupy them
Your board has made a careful in
Tosi:sa'iou OF the housing situation
IN Richnond. II has received and ~
arined tentative plans Tor the least
expensive houses consistent with the
objects OF the corporation. 1t has con
.Sioercd tentative locations and secured
me advice OF those experienced in the
operations OF similar enterprises. in
other cites
Although tho cost Of labor ana
moro dwelling houses have hccn built
IN 4ichmon6 IN Tho YEAR 1919 than in
an Inadequate supply OF modern houses
neNerthoi.Ss there is no acute short
seM IN the housing sr;uE, ioI The
nous n"ms'* r"nen,iN buill are, as rule.
aEo-earner could buy or rcni. bu,
,ney hare been readily taken by others
-! suifSlen' income. thereby causing
vacancies IN the less expensive houses
ard considerably increasing the SUNNY
OF homes for ihoSv in more moderate
IsuiIdins Costs Kissing.
hutis n;r S%in' time ras, he cos; Of
IN the Last few months il has risen
very rapidly There is no way OF
t ,innS Whether he prices viii con
high cost Of both labor and mat"rini
masses hazardous such building MS ihc
,iouNlhG corporation MAS formed 10
1T is The duty Of the Housing cor
n ,nnn, necanS an inonportunc invest
men, would make ~ difficult; 10 srctirn
IN inc future necessary funds for :bc
SA,chS'on of this work ana tbcrob,
imrs' Ins "nlII,y OF thr, Housing cor
winch u was INCORPORATED
.11"ur board. therefore. advises.
cumstanccs. IT would bc unwis. -, ~,
.ifnc TO commence bllilIin.- - 't,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
BUSINESS MEN CAvORT
ON BASEBALL. DIAMOND
Rotarians and kiwanians Clash To-
day in benefit Game at Boulc-
ward Field.
BRASS BAND ON PROGRAM
Parade on Broad Street to Prcccdc
Contest - Proceeds Will Go to
Fund OF Playground and Rccrca-
ton Association.

Escorted by brass band. and all OF
their adhcrcnts, the kiwanis and Ro-
tar% bali teams Will parade up Broad
street this afternoon in automobiles on
their way ~ tho Boulevard Field.
where they Will battle for a silver Gun
and incidentally. ia" hcneit OF the
Richmond Fairgrounds ana Recreation
ASSocia II ion.
Las, nigh, tho I<iwanis bail team
scrapcd off the rough edges ana oiled
up tho executive machinery Of their
"rsh n i"a I ION with great Eusto At tho
rocder said last night he was confident
Of victory. after looking over his
bunch OF lawyers statISticians ana
business men
Hotnrinn, Optimistic.
Reports from tho camp Of tho Rota-
rams also sound optimistic. They have
been praciicinG for over two weeks
and have Il Formidable lineup. accord
ing TO the dope. Unlike the Kiwanians
they have played practice games with
q boys team.
THO ktwamis club. headed by J. u
iiank has christ"ned their team tho
kiwauis Indians. and they arc to wear
INC, me HON. home IN, uniform OF The Richmond
club.
~. Al RECEIPTS 20, to The Richmond
ron, and admission is to he - and %
cents. Eoth clubs arc attempting to
sell SIVO" worth Of tickets In advance
Many special features Of entertain.
mont. outside OF tho ball game are 10
be arranged and music is TO he fur
n!Shcd.
Batteries for GnmS.
Batteries arc 10 be: Ro,ariauS. g W
ThTochmorton and ~ Carrick. Xxi
wanians, y. G. Triton and g. T. BouSc
~ y. Buchanan mas offered a silycr
CUP 70 tn" winner. Tho linc-ups are
as follows:
kotarians ~ G. w Throckmorion
pitcher: y. Carrick, catcher: William
~. parker second base. W. L. Bowie.
Shcrtstop; Il. Lewis. third base g; r.
Marchmon;, left field. Norman call.
iirSt base: hamilton Field right neld:
II. -. Bryant. center field
fiwauian. H. g Triton. pitcher.
q. H. Rouse, catcher: ". NJ Ingcrsoll
second base: H. *. Pcavhy. short stop:
9. T.. Trinitc. third base. T. e. Tinslcv
left field; r. y. Howell first base; ".
~. kuchroed"r right ncld: T.. V
iidShc-. center field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond District of Epwortb
League holds annual Institute nj
Highland Springs Methodist Church.
kiNnnis and Rotnry Club bnS,hnII
teams pln! benefit iSnnc Mt Boulc-
NDrd Field Mt (.
llumb Plan League meets nt
amor lcmnic. Foushcc md Brond
streets. nj -.
Travellers Protective A.soc,,,;ou
Po>t \. meets at home, Third nnL
Mnin Streets. 1T -.
i'rfr-NnudcNilIr, =. =. $, D:3O.
Academy of Musir-"So I,nr
Lefty" .:30 and S:.O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Shortage of Employees.
Addresses Bible CIns,.

Il. j.. MaSill. secretary OF the Pros
hNiorian Publishing Coinpany. who mas
recently returned to Richmond from :,
IonG Trip through the Near East as :,
member of the United States rcIint
commission. was the speaker last nigbt
At a meeting of members OF tho mons
iiblc classes Of Richmond The meet
n2 vas held in the auditorium Of Fin
ford junior High School on Flovl
Avenue. Mr.. Magill Illustrated his talk
with views taken on his trim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
M'C0OL is FINED 500
q, .ar in Which Child wa,
hii'rd Il Compelled 10
Pay Levy

,"oEh y Maccool automobile me
chanio- aas lined 500 vrstnrd,v H..
MMhtistra," r J purvcar in Ucnriro
,ouply for driving his machine in a
t'SH ahn reckless manner result
ue IN INC d"ath Of EVangclinc Pratt
re "levtn' year old daughter OF Mr..
'on rat % 10 North Fourth street.
q" accih'nt occurred about tho
Road, near tho Country Club Of VIZ.
S,ntt' Whcn IN" machine overturned
i'nS INC child and injuring others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

lTT RNon IN IN" ranks a. r,oc,.
operators AZ 10 n uniform fare Is *
Dected 10 rcsul; in return Of ~
nre-~ar rate Of : cents Sornc 81 IN.
ltfney drivers have refused 10 incrraso
the rare from To cents which was
generally adopted last sunday ana
one OF tho jttncurs appeared vcs,cr.
day charging the former .-CrDt "a ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Ticket sales Increase.

Reports from tho consolidated ticket
Offices OF TIA" United States railroad
administration. n'"C Ninth and Main
streets. for tn" past three months show
that approNtinat"iN 100000 tickets
have been sold. Although having
h"cn in business little more than a
YEAR business has increased by leans
aud hounds At the Office ~ is said and
had IL not been for the strike Of the
railway Shopmcn III August q steady
monthly Increase in business would
have been shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
CITIZENS WILL DISCUSS
HIGHER PRICES TONIGHT
A'ss-Mccting to Be Held at High
School Auditorium at
& O'Clock.
SEEK PROTITEERING EVIDENCE
Object Of Gathering Will Be to Form
Organization to RouL Out FIX
ortionists-ENpIain Delay in Food
Shipments.

Richmonds interest in the fight on
nc hiEh cost OF living hero is expected
night AZ the mass Injecting which has
: nSrm called TO- take place at the audi
strong movement Will he started to
rSduce prices here and incidentally to
that Will lead 10 tho CONVICTION and
punishment Of protitccrs.
,Commonwcalth's Attorney George L.
NiSc, AT whose suggestion i; was de :
ci,dGd to call the meeting. stated last
n M M tn.t = resolution would be
o otSpTu at, at INC mass meeting for the
from each of the ;hirty-two voting
nr"clncis OF The city. and it is en-
meeting VIII authorize this COMMITTEES
TO take the steps necessary 10 make ;,
c CO. fight against prontccrinc OF
1T is ,proposed to call for volunteers
rom the audience. and in this Wy
secure tho men and women who are
iSo' r rnnnsSla5iic II the sausc It is
Il inctt,nE Monday night ia the court :
room OF IN" iiustinGs Court when tho
lac formulated "'''
Plan Coal Price prohe.
:, NC. q. FinniSan. pres ident of tho
E'ni"re md Consumers Proioctivn
iSn to ot S4iI HSTisrdaE that IN az
made IN the coming campaign against
htSh hilc"S. complete inVcsticatinn
81 inc Goa situation would be made
consumers have complained that ;horc
~ Great disparity between the prico
@. Goa ~ thc mine and the retail
pricc Mr.. tinnigan declares that
evidence Of an. aGrecmcnt to fix the
rclail price Of coal would show -.
E,"!auon OF the anti-trust Law OF tho
Prices OF food hero have shown Ii:,lc
@G|Ti.lne m tmc retail markets and have
sal" markets Tho cXpianatinn - ~,
Ih'rNhahtS nave stocked M on goods
~ mo former high wholesale prices
~ IS predicted that there viii he !,
Snrh, lowering OF food prices in a fow
shipments TO fill food orders son,
, r"uSh tho post Office here arc OK
plHints that orders given. at Tho ri,.b
luonh post office and at other nos,
"iilccS for tho War Departments SIR.
~" !ood supplies hay" not been ifllcd.
mas caused the zonc supply onicer a;
!'tltmor" %; TIA" war D"partincnt ia
lHSu" statement explaining that mo
WorNInc force OF his Office has hccn
80 Icuuccd that TN" force has not been
'"Ie 10 reep up with the orders
Shortage OF Employees.
Colonel II. NJ. Merriam. zone SUNNY
and transportation officer SAYS ~,
immediately after the signing of ,Ec
HrniSticr instructions were received
rom inc War Department to rcduc"
WORKING forces ana all other cXDendi
lures as rapidly as possible. This w,s
done and when municipal and most
o!icc orders came in the clerical force
Was no' able TO cope with tho add
,iomal work. cSpccialIy as tho govern
mcnt requires 100 pcr cent insncc, ION
Is further stated that work has been
continued Sundays aud overtime il,
believed that all orders ri b" shinneI
bE the carly part of next woke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

nnsht 'cr an yo,tion, ' ~eT@ ea TfpTsS 4s
morning O'"'' !e''crda!
prsa E"''r d W w. msy. on: ,s q hc
WI sn.ak - tho boys Of the club on sun.
mona F,rs. q; Tho y. ' NJ. e. Q" ken
Advertising copy was criticized ycs,cr.
Sef,so S GG in in% R mnGSinE Of o1 The AZ
Tns mcct'ng was a regular criticism ssth
were dIssectcd ''FE
.o Esrki:y D adams member OF tho state
mourn mourn H,StSra.y making efforts to adjust
more "r'ic!cn; service FOR nc community.
,sydn"y C. swami. Of Richmond. sailed
MneFe ne IS tnSased in naval construction.
ia boon in the tinted " Gt.tcs M nT,r Sw"nn
L".'i,'% 'Gr a French shipyard hy when
,h 35yi gSo '1 ~, wh% Va. Wounded by ma,
rsnortcd 70 Marin RoGTuttns Ilca' 'l.Tra+r'
crS. 81 East Ernad street. ycstero.y for
GUY. ~. served with tho SCION. i3at-
snEascnlant. OF chaicau-Th.c;Srf.%s ana y en-
ro 4ns Of me former s.udon,s Of Richmond
1ai-asn, m ne a NnaS'rS m.,, Mo ,,csr6
during tho last days az the var. has boon
sienaIiy honorod by tho American Legion
post az the institution by having tho or
r"ni=";ton named for hJm Tn, post at
tho institution Is nov known a tho New
'"n !. Anctrrow post and l. composed o.
hrrr"A!matc.y 700 members
q. G. sutton. or Richmond graduate Of
virginia PotEiechnic Institute. Was ycstor-
DAY appointed engineering Inspector in the
"hSin""rinE department Of the state cor
n"Taion Commission TO succeed John T.
west. jT resigned Air. West who Is
nephew OF Senator West. OF Nans.Iuond
candidate for Ii"utcntnt- Governor uI Nir-
rlnit- resigned To accent another posiiion
iho changes ar effective October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Fp~oT1h T,racuorH OF The Ricnmond
district will hold their annual distrIcf
instinte ~ Highland Springs Mctho.
dis; Church today Among INC xr.4l. .
i. ers will he Rev u, T. Gambler and ROY
r o. Davis. tesidcs = number OF of
fe1rs OF The organizaion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
MANY GIVE ASSISTANCE
TO POOR FAMILY IN NEED
Mother and Children Require Helm. ,>
Father IL IN md nnbIc
To Work.

letters bearing contributions for tho
relief OF the poor woman ana nor Two
'n'Iuren' VINO are practically destitute.
since the continued illness Of the nus
ndhu ana father fairy cluLtcrcd the
coiVcd
The woman. who has Just recovered
from long Illness, has been made
practically dependent upon charity Tor
the support OF herself and her littln
children 'siN and three years old. re-
Spcct.vcly). since nor htsb band was
taken SICK three months ago.
Never before has the family been in
needy circumstances and the sick man
Is steady worker. After his wife fell
~, however, and he himself became in
capacitatcd. his savings were consumed
shortly and the family came TO dire
need
Tho Associated Charities. through
The Times Dispatch has appealed 10
n" public for $50 to help this brave
little woman keep the Wolf from tho
door and hold her little family together
until her husband i sufficiently rceov-
cred 10 resume his responsibility
Funds raised to date total So %
and 1t is hoped 10 complete tho fund
within week. Contributions re
ccivcd Yesterday arc:
:. J.. NJ ...... .............S > On
IT, ................ 500
Miss Hibcrnia j. BoScrt. Gar
tcrSNilio. Va. Observation-Disclosures. $50
" ................ 90
''''Sh .....'.. .......... !! 40
$3.50
PREVIOUSLY achnoW.cdCcG ........ 49,
%,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Adycr Using copy was criticized ycs,cr-
GO! afternoon at tho meeting OF INC Al
nertis"'s Club. in tn" Cuisines, Mems CHM
! no meeting was a regular criticism Eath-
Tins ,tnd circulars and newspaper COPY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

j. Einford Walford one OF tho fo--c-
i nIGGiS'annjI q, ih' BOYS Bible study Cub.
Nh SH.Hh I" tho boys Of the club on sun
NaE afternoon st 2.9a o'clock ON "JfiIS
mehd firS', a; tho Y VI. a. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Ten jitncy drivers arrested -r,,.,
night for t-r,fic violations. wcrr oarS p'XSnaE
anL costs in rohcc Court ycs,cr,ist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Bcrhier ID. adams. member OF tho STATE
Cooperation Commission. va IN POI
Ih"u'h yesterday making efforts To adj ius,
rates ~ the traction company. ,n, sT,,Irc
NOR" "ihc!cn; service FOR tho community,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23
BASE BALL AVERAGES

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Eddie Murphy,
the star pinch hitter of the Chicago
White Sox, who had delivered" with
regularity in the past few weeks, is
topping the American league batters
with mark of .476, according to
averages released today.
Ty Cobb, of Detroit, is the real lead
Ell, more than 100 points behind Muir
ply, and has an average of .374.
jacobson, of st, Louis in the runner
up to Cobb with So Other leading
American league batters for 40 or
more games: Veach, Detroit, 225;
Sisler, st. Louis ,351; Peckinpaugh,
New York $50; jackson, Chicago 1888;
Heilman, Detroit 1876; Fewster, New
York 1876; Flagstead, Detroit BIT;
Rice Washington, 315; Gandil, Chicago
S14; Ruth Boston, 313; Chapman,
Cleveland, 312; Weaver, Chicago S11;
E. Collins, Chicago 81.
"Garvy Cravath, the Philadelphia
manager and leading home run hit
ter in the senior league, is topping
the National League batters with $40.
Jim Thorpe Of Boston, is next with
1886 and Roush of Cincinnati is in third
place with 1923. Cravath broke the tie
for home run honors, which he shared
with Kauff, New York, last week by
cracking out pair of circuit drives.
He has eleven.
z. Wheat, of Brooklyn, continued
to lead in total bases with Its.
Cutshaw of Pittsburgh stole his
30th base during the week and is top
ping the base stealers.
| Other leading hitters who partici-
pate in 40 or more National league
games: Hornsby, st. Louis 30S;
Stock, st. Louis 308; McHenry, St
Louis BOG; z. Wheat, Brooklyn 3O5;
Doyle, New York 300; Luderus, Phila-
delphia 299; Groh, Cincinnati 29S;
Meusel, Philadelphia 29S.
There was little change OF position
among the batters of the American
Association Hendryx, of Louisville
continued to top the list with $50 with
Becker of Kansas City, the runner-uI
with BAT. Good of Kansas City il
third with $40. Miller Of st. Paul bag
ged a brace of circuit drivers during
the past week and tied Becker. Eacl
has made eleven homers. Beschel
of Louisville is burning the paths
with his speed and, with Al pilfer
ed sacks, is far in front in base steal
ing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23
TODAY'S CASUALTY LIST

Wounded Shghtly-Private George
l.. Bray, Drum, KY.
Wounded Severely-Corporal John
D. Hamilton, Blue River, Ky.
Died from Wounds-Wagoner Wal
ter H. Yeager, Buechel, Ky.
Killed in Acton, previously reported
missing in action-Private Lindsay
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23
Guardian For His Children

Leslie C. Adams, postmaster,
at Berea, was appointed and
qualified as guardian for his in
FAINT children, William Mason
Adams and Cecil Lucien Adams
His bond was at $4,000. James
G. Adams and Jas. S. Hockaday
went sureties on his bond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23
THE CHURCHES
End Christian Church

Bible school at 9:45. Lords Supper
at II o'clock. Evening service at
1880, subject of sermon. BLESSINGS
of the Christian Life. After ser-
mon, sterioptician views, Life OF
Christ, End series.
Mt. Pleasant
Morning service at II o'clock by
pastor, subject, give Duties of Chris
tan Life. Baptism at 1880 AZ Mrs
Longs Pond.
Kavanaugh School House
Services at $3.50, pastor Of the Enc
Christian Church will preach sermon
Everybody invited.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23
CoLoRED COLUMN

The Presiding Elder. Rev: Frazier,
Friday night.
Prof. w. d. Burgess. of Danville,
visited our little town. He made an
address in Sunday school and also at
church that night
Mr.. lobe Mundy and wife, Esther
and Barney Mundy and Mr.. Johnston,
of Cincinnati, and Mrs. M A. Smith,
of Meridian. Mississippi. motored to
guests of Mrs. Easter Mundy. The
same party, including Mrs. Easter
Mundy, motored to Lexington. to at
tend the fair Thursday.
Mr.. Tobe Mundy and wife returned
to Cincinnati this morning, taking
with them their children, Esther and
Barney, who will enter school there
the first of September.
Rev. M. L. Jackson preached FOR us
Thursday and Friday nights.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23

Rutherford, Hustonville, KY, Ed
ward w. Peyton, son of William L.
-Peyton, 5166 South Fifth street,
Richmond, KY
Returned to Duty, previously re-
ported missing action-Erven Snid-
er, Shelbyville, Ky.
Died of Disease--John Howard,
Raywick, Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23

We call attention to our Battery
Service. We have new charger OF
the latest model and an excellent
man to look after your batteries.
Free examination, free water and air.
1t is pleasure to us to serve you.
CENTRAL SERVICE STATION
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23

Our Mr.. Barry, lately Of the Lex
ington Cadillac Shops, is with Vi
again. Nuff Ced. There is no bet
ter man than Mr.. Barry. He is hon
est, efficient and rapid.
CENTRAL SERVICE STATION.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23

D. A. Miller, Of Mayville, has just
effected what is thought to be the
largest sngle sale of honey ever made
in this section of the State. He sold
10000 pounds of honey for $4,000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23
EUGENE MOYNAHAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW

ATTURNEI nj LII"
Having recently returned from over
seas, Informs his friends that he hSs
resumed the practice of his profession
in connection with attending to cOllec-
lions, rentals nnd real estate matters.
For the present his office IL with
stephen ID. Parrish, opposite Court
House, Richmond, Ky. Can give IN
formntion pertaining to War Risk In
surauce. Zlo I'm
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-23

Twelve dollars barrel for brought sold
wagonoad lots bushel twenty-five
obtained the Paris market that fall delivered