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PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
$T,250

A most desirable homo OF 10 rooms and
. baths; in the NORTHEAST; newly pa
pered: h. W. h.; convenient to cars. Rea-
A splendid s room and bath home In
Washington most fashionable neighbor-
hood In the vicinity OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
house Ss has been anS nsTy sne
cant. A splendid opportunity to buy
homo. Reasonable terms.
In Mt. PLEASANT. one block east Of
ib street d,,. near ,v, P",s ho road rogrs ..s .nd
he wing been nicely papered and painted: deep
lot to 1s It. alley: possession at once: terms
on MSs ysnTs pARk n tss sstr.S,Js hoia.
Terms can be arranged. Possession viii be
given.
$3.50
A room and bath home in beautiful
PETwORTH: h. W. h.: gas and electricity.
Concrete front and rear porches; all doors
and windows screened; terms.
$11,5O0
In MT PLEASANT; convenient to cars
and Central High School; IL rooms and
baths:. h. W. h.: side and rear alley. Lot
s3x1i2. Immediate possession.
$12,500
Near PARK ROAD. between 18th and 18th
streets: splendid home OF 13 rooms and
baths; 7 bed rooms and unusually large din
ing room. This house has h W. h. and
electricity; garage; deep lot to Is IT alley.
Best buy In MT. PLEASANT today.
$13,500
able neighborhood in WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS; 8 room and bath home: h. W. h..
electricity; sleeping and breakfast porches:
Immediate possession.
HOWARD & HINES
-Incorporated-
734 18th ST. N. w. NJ. 730-731-732.
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If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
ESTATE talk IL over with
NJ. f. MORGAN at o. Il. ZANTI1NGER.
SPLENDIDI.Y APPOINTED 7-ROOM
tapestry brick residence: screened sleep
ing and breakfast porches parauet floors,
tiled bath and shower; overlooking Rock
Creek Park driveway, electric vacuum sys-
tenn installed artistlcally furnished, inGIud-
ing drapories, rugs, electric lamps, etc.
Ready for immediate occupancy. Attrac-
time terms to quick purchaser Buy direct
and save brokers' commission. Price,
SIS 900. For particulars phone Columbia
1929
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FOR SALE HOUSES.

i have for sale all kinds Of homes. mod
ern homes furnace heat homes, latrobe
heat homes. and bungalows; some of them
immediate possession and others almost
Immediate possession: also great many
business properties for sale. many of them
good Investments fN#t
N j. d. GkRMAN, u
District National Bank Bldg.
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Chevy Chase, Md.
$4,000

Close TO Chevy Chase Club; a detached
bungalow with garage5 lot b0xl25; nice
lawn with hedge: house contains living
room, dining room, kitchen. two bedrooms
and bath; large porches; electric light and
hot-wster heat; screens and awnings; pos
session can be given.
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Mt. Pleasant.
$4,000

A large semi-detached brick house with
IL rooms and 3 baths; all modern improve
ments; close TO Rock Creek Park; posses
sion can be given.
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Woodbridge.
$13,500

One-haf acre OF ground with a most
attractive room and bath BUNGALOW, with
all modern improvements; has rose garden.
trees chicken honse and garage: in eS-
cellent condition: screened and glasscd In
porches. Possession can be given.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4340.
1406 H Street N. w.

Price. 3s.o0o-Near 18th and
Park road. occupied by present
owner: two-story six-room and
bath box-style colonial brick house.
having inlaid foors, electric lights.
largo porches, = back yard on a
level with the alley; ample space
for garage; convenient terms OF
sale and possession any time.
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ron SAlE-HOuSES

The properties advertised un-
der our name are controlled ex-
clusively by US. THEY ARE
ADVERTISED DAILY in ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We
give your business personal and
prompt attention.
WHITE
peIray. Va. oxford ave. rooms
and bath. lot SOxigS; cellar; elee.
hght; steam heat. $500.
1922 isth ST n. VS. stories.
concrete cellar; by spending sz.eoo Tor
improvements you can make large
return on your money.
5sI Srd ST. n. E.--s rooms and bath;
gas; latrobe heat; room for garage
$500. Terms.
seth ST. MT. RAINIER, MD. VA;
and bath; z story frame house; large
garage; lot 50xl6O: newly painted
Price. SAso0-terms.
IT'S sth ST. N. E.-io rooms. 2 baths;
double hreproof garage; Q bedrooms;
excellent boarding OF rooming house
location. Price. S6.6oo-termA
s6o3 NEWTON ST.. MT. RAINIER,
MD.-New rooms and bath bunsA-
low; a m. T.; metal garage: lot box
$50: possession. Price. s6.lSo-terms
Bo7 SEWARD SQUARE. 8. F.
room. $4,000.
Az X ST. N. W. rooms and bath:
excellent condition. $1,000. Bargain.
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Cleveland Park.
$16,500

view of the Cathedral: surrounded by
large estates: a semi-detached house that
has every convenience; large porches; open
nrepIsce: plenty of closets; excellent con-
dillon; possession.
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ron sALE-APARTmENTs

"own Your Own Apartment"
ATTRACTIVE
SEVEN ROOM APARTMENTS
IN A suBsTANTlAL
NEARLY NEW
fIREPRooF BUILDING.
Located Near
Connecticut Ave. 4 X st. N. W.
ON THE
ALLAN K. WALKER PLAN
Of Cooperative Ownership"
THESE SUITES CAN BE PURCHASED
AS LOW AS Sii,oo AN THE MONTHLY
AssEssl ENT FOR MAINTENANCE is
LESS THAN $500.
CALL Foa FULL PARTICULARS
ALLAN e. WALKER & CO., Inc.
Sl3 18th Street N. w.
Main 426. Main 42G.
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Dupont Circle.
$1,000

An eleven room and bath house in eS-
cellent condition; has six bedrooms and
upstairs, Kitchen; one square ana q half
given. III
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SHANNON & LUCHS

BOSS & PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4340.
1406 H Street N. w.
Price. ss.ooo-Near 18th and
Park road. occupied by present
owner: two-story six-room and
bath box-style colonial brick house,
having inlaid noors, electric lights,
large porches. = back yard on
for q garage; convenient terms OF
sale and possession any time.
Price. ss.6oo--A downtown house.
little OF from l4th street and
s. south of NJ street, a three-story
bay-window brick house, having
ten rooms and bath, good heating
plant. several open frepiace.. We
believe this Is a good buy for q
F., home or for An Investment.
Price, $15,00o--In Chevy Chase,
beautiful corner home. large lot,
great many trees, and the house
containing nine rooms. two baths.
hot-water heat and electric lights.
There is also a garage. This prop
erty has positively everything you
suburban home. Located close to
Connecticut avenue near the circle.
Price, sII.Soo-on 13th street in
Columbia Heights. close to Central
High School. a beautiful square
in which to own home, and a
most convenient situation. This
is a three story bay window brick
house heated with hot water. hav-
Ing inlaid floors aud electric lights.
Possession within 30 days.
Price, ss,5oo--Near 18th and n
streets. immediate possession will
be given of a desirable well con-
structed three-story brick houses
there are ten large rooms, several
open fireplaces, wide paved alley
in rear OF lot with room for ga
rage; convenient terms of sale.
This property IL in first-class con-
dition.
Price, $40, ,5oo-In one OF the at
tractive squares in Mt. Pleasant.
south of Park road, a two story
house, having seven rooms and ,
bath, hardwood floors. hot water
heat, electric lights, front and rear
porches, aud there is garage on
2o-foot paved alley. Possession
given
Price, s1o.5oo-west Of Connec-
ticut avenue and near Dupont
Circle, in an exclusive block of
high-class homes, three-story
house having ten rooms and bath,
good lot to paved alley and room
for garage. This property can be
inspected at any time and pos
session will be given.
Price. s1o,25o-Can be sold on
terms OF $4,000 cash and easy
monthly payments: possession with
in 10 days; very attractive two
story and attic house: modern In
every respect, many convenient
features, such as built-in china
closet. outside pantry. specially
porches.
HOME OF HOMES.
BOSS e. PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4340.
1406 II Street N. W.
The Best Development For
The Progressive Colored.
LONGVIEw.
HIGH-CLhss NEtGHBoRHooD.
SAFEST INVESTMENT
CHOICE LOTS WITH BEAUTIFUL
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Dupont Circle.
$4,000

A weil-built and attractive HON. withir
rooms and baths; excellent condition
hot-water heat and electric light: room
for garage; possession can be given.
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Mt. Pleasant.
$1,000

A nearly new modern house on one OF the
best streets IN Mt Pleasant contains .
rooms and bath: hot-wAter heat, siectrc
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

most desirable homo of 10 rooms and
. baths; in the NORTHEAST; newly pa
pered; b. w. h.; convenient to ca-s. Rea-
sonAbls terms.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

Price, s15,0oo-In Chevy Chase.
a beautiful corner home, large lot,
great many trees, and the house
containing nine rooms. two baths.
hot-water heat and electric lights.
There is also a garage. This prop
erty has positively everything you
could wish for in a well located
suburbs home. Located close to
Connecticut avenue near the circle.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

Price. Ss.6oo--A downtown house.
q little OF from l4th street and
south of NJ street, three-story
bay-window brick house, having
ten rooms and bath. good heating
plant. several open frepiaces. We
believe this Is a good buy for q
home or for An Investment.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Right at Saul's Addition
$4,000

A semidetached brick. contain.
sleeping porches; hot-water heat;
electricity: hardwood floors and
trim. wide, deep lot: garage.
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$3.50
In Mt, PLEASANT one block east Of
18th street, near Park road: rooms and
bath; colonial type home: h. W. h.. cleo
tricity. This house Is In perfect condition.
having been nicely papered and painted: deep
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$500

A splendid 8 room and bath home In
washingtons most fashionable neighbor.
hood in the vicinity OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
This house has been newly papered and
painted. has h ". h. and electricity. Va
can't splendid opportunity to buy .
home. Reasonable terms.
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REAL ESTATE .Aey&g buy R! s!A Vow
FOR SALE-HOu6E9
HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 X Street N. w. Main 4IsO

HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 X Street N. W. Main 4l9O
Mt. Pleasant.
$1,000
A nearly new modern house on one OF the
best streets IN Mt Pleasant contains b
rooms and bath; hot-wAter heat, sieetrc
light and garage possession can be given.
Dupont Circle.
$4,000
A weil-built and attractive hom. withir
one square OF Dupont circle contains IL
rooms and 3 baths; excellent condition. .
hot-water heat and electric light: room
Tor garage; possession can be given.
Dupont Circle.
$1,000
An eleven room and bath house in ex.
cellent condition; has six bedrooms and
upstairs kitchen; one square and q half
from from Dupont circle; possession can be
Chevy Chase, Md.
$4,000
Close TO Chevy Chase Club; a detached
bungalow with garage; lot b0xl25; nice
lawn with hedge; house contains living
room, dining room. kitchen. two bedrooms
ana bath; large porches; electric light and
ot-water heat: screens and awnings; pos
session can be given.
Mt. Pleasant.
$4,000
large semi-detached brick house with
IL rooms and baths; all modern improve
mentsi close TO Rock Creek Park; posses
sion can be given.
Cleveland Park.
$l6,500
Near Episcopal Cathedral, with a good
view of the Cathedral: surrounded by
large estates; a semi-detached house that
has every convenience; large porches; open
nreplsce: plenty of closets; excellent con-
dillon; possession.
Woodbridge.
$13,500
One-haif acre Of ground with a most
attractive room and bath BUNGALOW. with
all modern improvements: has rose garden.
trees. chicken house and garage: in ex-
ceilent condition: screened and glasscd In
porches Possession can be given.
HARRY WARDMAN.
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Columbia Heights
$12,500
Dahlgren Terrace
$3.50

A completely detached bunga-
low; modern and well constructed
throughout; hot-water heat; cleo
tricity: front porch. VACANT
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FOR oAlE-HOuSES
SHANNON & LUCHS,
PetWorth
$4,000

A beautiful modern dwelling.
complete in every detail. 6 rooms
and hath. hot-water heat: elec-
tricity, deep lot TO alley.
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Price, siI.Soo--On 13th street In
Columbia Heights, close to Central
High School. beautiful square
in which TO own q home, and
most convenient situation. This
is three-story window brick
house heated with hot water. hav-
ing inlaid floors aud electric lights.
Possession within 30 days.
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713 14th st. N. w.
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Columbia Heights
$10,500

A modern brick house, contain
ing rooms and bath on floors:
hot water heat, electricity; built
in garage; VACANT.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

Price, S9,500-Near 18th and r
streets, Immediate possession will
be given of a desirable well con-
structed three-story brick house,
there are ten large rooms, several
open fireplaces, wide paved alley
in rear OF lot with room for ga
rage: convenient terms OF sale.
This property Ia in first-class con-
dition.
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On wide svenue in the NORTHEAST:
near LINCOLN PARK; attractive home OF
; rooms and bath; h. W. H.; newly painted.
Terms can be arranged. Possession will be
given.
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iN BRooKLAND--s rooms end bath, hot
water heat hne location corner prop
erty, very large lot can North sb3s
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
Kentucky Woman Claims
To Be Heir To Estate

Harlan, Ky-Bcfore the Fndi-
ana superior court rs. Berna Os-
borne, recently separated from
her husband, Clark Osborne, Of
Dizney, Harlan county, is cndeav-
oring to establish her claim that
she IS the niece and only legal
heir Of Alfred Lowry, late mayor
Of Goshen, Ind, who left an estate
OF 100000. Denying her claim, the
state is attempting to escheat the
estate to the school fund. The
state Of Indiana contends that
she is not a daughter of the late
Rosa Lowry Whit, but is a child
of Anna Combs Whitt-GrosS, OF
Jackson, Ky, and that her name
is Polly and not Bcrna also that
the prayer book attesting heI
birth is not 50 years old, but was
manufactured in St. Louis in 1896.
Mrs. Osborne moved to Bridge
port, Ind, from this county sever
al years ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
HOW CALIFORNIANS WEN
THEIR FOOTBALL GAMES

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 29-At-
taclls against opposing lines, mainly
Off tackle, featured the 1920 often
sivc of the University Of CALIFORNIA;
undefeated football team which is to
play Ohio State al Pasadena, Cal, on
New Years Day.
California made little use of the
forward pass this year. Only in the
gameagainst Stanford University did
the Blue and Gold men "open up" and
show they we're effective in an aerial
offensive. In the last period. with
the game already won, California
tried several farward passes and
most of them werc successful.
Charges through center have scored
nearly as many California yards as
have bucks off tackle End runs have
also brought in gains. But the main
attack has been off tackle, with the
two big Blue and Gold tackles clear
ing the way for the backfeld men.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
JACK ROGERS TO COME
TO RICHMOND HOSPITAL

Jack Rogers, we'll known former
Richmond resident and ex-service
man, who has been making his home
in Louisville for some time, will ar
rive the first of the week to undergo
an operation at the Pattie A. Clay
lnfrmary. The operation will be
performed by Dr.. o. +. Hume, who
has been making a record since be-
ing placed i'll charge of the surgery
work at the local institution where
government work of this character is
benig done Young Rogers, son of
j. J. Rogers, formerly of Richmond,
made brilliant record i'll army ser
vice and is preparing to spend some
time here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
VISITING TOBACCO MEN
TEST SLEEP FACILITIES

The visiting tobacco men are occu-
pying all available beds and there
was such dearth of sleeping places
Tuesday night that four men from
ROckcastle county occupied one bed,
They were unable TO make the return
home and were glad of place to
spend the night out of the cold.
There are a number of places where
these men have been frequenting for
years but all were filled early and
some were hunting lodging places
late Tuesday night. The rush, it is
believed, will be over by the last of
the week. Five of TIE drivers of
wagons from Estill county were pre-
pairing TO solicit a place at the county
jail when they were given berths in
a private homo by friend.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
R. 0. MOBERLY FOR
COUNTY CLERK

The Daily Register is authoriz-
ed to announce the candidacy Of
Richard O. Moberly for the office
Iof county court clerk, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri-
mary to be held OH the first Sat
.urday in August, 1921.
Mr.. Moberly is a resident and
farmer Of McCrcary precinct, bet
ter known as old Union, the ban
ncr Democratic precinct of the
county, He belongs to Demo-
cratic family Of long and honor
able high standing i'll the county,
none Of whom has ever held pub
lie rcmuncrative office. He was
educated at Central University
and is well qualified for the duties
Of The office both by character and
education. He has many friends
and perhaps fewer enemies, If
any, than any person who has run
for public office i'll Madison coun-
ty for a long time.
His qualities for honesty. fair
dcalIn& and good sense Will en-
able him to meet and serve the
public and perform the duties Of
his Office in most satisfactory
manner. He has had business cx-
periencc both as d farmer and
merchant
Those who know Mr.. Moberly
we'll and who are acquainted with
his character and habits and emf
nent fitness for this office are of
the opinion that he will not only
make good and efficient clerk if
nominated and elected, but that
he will make All exceptionally
strong candidate in the final cleo
ton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
.121 TEACHERS and
SOFA SCHOOL CHILDREN
In Madison County as Shown By
State Directory Issued at
Frankfort
(By AssocIated Pressl

Frankfort, Ky, Dec. 29.-There
are sos public school districts in
Kentucky taught by 1868 teach
crs and with census enrolment
of o46,559 pupils, according to d
directory Of the schools of Ken
lucky just sent to press by the
state department OF education.
The school districts are divided
into SIG graded school districts.
l20 county districts and SO city
districts.
The country graded schools
have | ,345 teachers and 04,77O pu-
pills, while the county districts
have 5000 teachers, most of them
one to d school, and AL ,44O pupils
and the city districts 2,7O8 teach
crs and 14O,349 pupils
The number Of teachers in each
county district and the children OF
school age at the last census in
this section follow:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
ST. NICHOLAS And
INFIRMARY FOLKS
Generous Donations Enable Them
to Enjoy Hoiidays-Condi-
tons Are Satisfactory

As result OF the cooperation
|of many throughout the city and
county, together with the untir-
ing efforts OF Mrs. Sam A. Death
Icragc, there were many happy
ihcarts at the Madison county in
Urinary during Christmas, and the
conditions at the institution, un-
der the management OF Superin-
ltcndent Roberts and wife, are re-
ported to have been most favor
liable generally
The home was visited by Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Turley and Mrs.
Deathcrage. who spent some time
inspecting the premises, both in
Itcrior and exterior. and were
pleased with the manner III which
they were kept; also the condi-
ton OF those making their home
there, they being cheerful and
Happy, and recipients Of fruits and
candies, together with more sub
Stantial presents, as a result OF
the work and generosity Of many
contributors. The soliciting CON
Itinued for some time prior to the
iholidays with the result that
while there was ample provisions,
There was not the generous spirit
which has characterized former
years. There were two extra do
nations besides those made Just
before Christmas.
Some OF the residents there arc
greatly interested III work provid-
cd by Miss Mary Catherine Jas
Iper, who furnished quilt pieces,
and there's some special work be-
ing done by he aged and cnthused
folks there is the intention in
the early s. g to provide new
curtains for the windows and to
make other interior additions to
the furnishings which will add to
the comfort and appearances. APP
probation Of what was given was
.exprcsscd by the recipients liber-
ally and those in charge of the
distribution desire through the
columns OF the Daily Register to
Ithauk all donors. Ii is contem-
plated to make improvements in
the manner OF furnishing cloth
ing, if possible. and otherwise TO
add to the comforts OF many who
will remain there the rest of their
Hives.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
MRS. HOCKADAY DUNN
dead AT ChIEAST

Mrs. Hockaday Dunn died at her
home at Caleast late Tuesday even
ing after a few days illness, aged
about 35 years. She is survived by a
husband and two children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mason, of this county,
are parents surviving. Three sisters
Mrs. Grover Davis, of Aubrndale,
Fla, and Misses Mason of this coun-
ty, and one brother.
Mrs. Dunn was a member OF the
Christian church and noted for her
benevolence and charming disposition.
Her demise will come as a shock to
the many numbered among her
friends.
The funeral arrangements have
been made.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
EDITORS Meeting
IN LOUISVILLE:

I,oui willie, Ky, Dec 29-Editors
and publishers of newspapers from
all parts of Kentucky were here today
to attend the annual mid-winter
meeting of the Kentucky Press Asso-
Ciaiiop. Many difficult problems of
the newspaper and printing business
are ON the program for discussion
Tho ucwsprint situation was to be
discussed ut the first session by b. N.
Garstiu, business manager of the
Louisville Courier Journal and Times,
and T.. J. Hancock, of Greensburg,
Ind. Paul A. Plaschke, cartoonst of
the Louisville Times, and Grover
Page, If the Courier Journal, are to
furnish entertainment for the dele
gates at one of the frst-day sessions.
There will be theatre party tonight.
Tomorrow NJ. B. Lowman, of the
LuWman Mullican A vert i $ ng
Agency, will discuss "Advertising"
while Wallace Hughes cof the Cour-
ier Journal and b. f. Fogarty, of the
Ashland Independent, will take on the
"Child Labor Law" at the morning
session.
After Il luncheon as the guests of
Robert w. Bingham, the delegates
will discuss the "Road Question in
Kentucky after which Harry A Som
mGrs Of the Elizabethtown News will
talk regarding "The Editorial Page"
Committee reports will conclude the
session.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-29
BRADSHAW MILLS

Mrs. S. N. Sanders and Mrs. Grant
Sanders were in Richmond shopping
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Snyder and lit
Tie eson, Harlan, were the weekend
guetsts of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prev
lit, in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Baker and little
daughter Ida Mae, spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Prewitt Saturday.
Master Forest Sanders was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Sanders
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yarmouth
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Ray were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. San
ders, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. James Prewitt and Mrs. Carl
Baker were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Casey are
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Prewitt.
Master James Sanders was the
Sunday night guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Snyder.