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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
MARCH IL DATE SET FOR NEXT.
LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETING
First Official Hooklct or Covenant OF
NATIONS * trnurcd In London
by SecrctnvInt.
IBy = ssoeiuted P.esz ]

TAlsIS, March 3.--Thc League Of M
tons council Will hold It's next meet
Ing IN Paris. March II. Organization
o. The commission which is to inycs-
taken up, II is understood
The first number OF the official organ
OF the league OF nations has Just been
issued This brochure contains thu;
covenant OF the League, II lis; OF The
nations which have already ratified the
treaty OF Versailles. the letters or adj
states Invited to join and tho process
verbal OF the first session Of tho league
council. besides thut Of the interna-
t.onnl labor councils first meeting.
the booklet. which was issued in
London. Is printed III both French and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Voice of the People
Letters must give the name md address OF
30 requests.
A QucrH.

To the Editor of The Tlmes- Dispatcn:
Sir,-If some people claim there IS a tyyi.
light land between th:s and the dwelling place
OF ransomeq souls. whore the redeemed a re al
lowed TO wander AZ VIII and TO look upon once
Iatni!tar scenes and take note of passing events
wonder what were the thoughts of Stoncwal II
Jackson as no listened'a few days ago to the
Grue' and heartless manner In which his old
H Hoys We're turned down by The Virginia proh-
III SWSiohsed to n company Of students from
ga ga Mash,ngton College. Lexington. Va. and
tHc records VIII show that we PLAYED a full
hand in the game TO the finish. No Went from
the same town as Stonewal! Jackson, and had
tne hqnor Of serving his bodyguard until
ne ne was was. Killed. Now. sixty years 'afterward
en-, , haii-dozen Of us who left. old men,
tottcrlnS on the grave, ask the Legislature Of
s,a nat'Ds state for crust of bread TO help
a stone Verify mans ingratitude oman has
mage countless thousands mourn = =
70 nose OF You who voted against u.s. the
pest pest thing that you can do is to go home az
on you. for you arc doomed to saw WOOD the
Dalance or your days.
ltchmond, Va, Feb. 90, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
TI,e sound OF the Sen.

Tho sea awoiSc at midnight from its
sleep, ~
And round the pebbly beaches far
and wido
heard tho 'nrst wave of the rising
Rush onward with uninterrupted,
y voice out of the silence OF the deep.
& y sound mFsteriously multiplied 4. <
as OF 7 cataractSfrom the. mountains
or roar of Winds upon a. wooded steep.
unknown ~ lsSfT
And inaccessible Solitudes OF being
Z The rushing or the sea-tides OF tic
soul;c 81 -.FE. IA
And Illustrations, that we. deem our.
Y tsf own, IS
Are some divine toreshadowing anu
OF ,hinga, Beyond our reason and.
control, Il, Il ~ Il, e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
AMERICANS IN AlNTAB SAFE
AND SITUATION NOW is QUIET
Ncnr Ar Relief Com omission Rc-Entab-
ifshcs Communication with
Mnrnsh Station.
ny Associated P-ess. (,

CONSTANTINOPLE, March a.-..All
Americans in .h!ntab. where disorders
occurred early In February, were safe
on February -, according 10 4 courier
who has arrived here from Asia Minor.
quiet.
The American Commission for Re
lief in tho Near East has rc.estab-
iShed communication with AIarash
ana Is sending IN supplies. No arrests
The murder Of James Perry ana Frank
Johnson, two American \. NJ c. *
men, aenr A!niab OH February f.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
HOLD sPLEBEsCITE ON LEAGUE
Swiss Voters will Decide, on country'x
}1RtTu Into World
49, ~ SoCIafY. -"
y icy Associated Press ]

BERNE. March 3.---Adhercnce to the
league OF nations by Switzerland was
approved by the Swiss National co ON,
decision does not bind this country to
plebiscite TO iSe held during April or
May. in which the people will voice
.Geir desires. ~
Tho nationals council was asked TO
ap6rovo SwitzerIand's entrance to the
ago, after 4, Mad been decided TO aban-
con what werc known as the "Aneri-
can clauses" ny which SwisserInna
would delay action until tho United
Senate had ratified the treaty OF VEr-
aanlas NJ ~ Fsf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
STRIKE OF NATIVE MINE
WORKERS IN RAND ENDS
Had neen Complaint Among Men OF
Unjust Treatment because OF
Political OpiMions.
tBy Associated Press. ]
I-EIgI.t... S.r,Ys.rrs

IBY AssocIatcu FreAs.
JOlANNESBuItG. SOUTH AFRICA,
March S,--;rhe strike among the ma
1--WE workers in the crown gold mines
In tho Rand, which has been in prog
ress for some time. has been settled
There had been complaint among the
men OF unjust treatment because of
political opinions, but the executive
body Of tho miners has expressed it
self MS satisfied that there will be no
difficulty on this account in future.
contingent of mounted ritemen
was forced last Sunday to charge n
crowd: In rescuing policemen who had
been stoned by natives. two OF whom
were killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
RED CROSS RELATIONS ARE
THOROUGHLY AGREEABLE
Old md New Branches OF Organization
Are on Most Cordial of Terms.
IL In Reported.
BY Associated Press

GENEVA, March 3.-Rciations be-
tween the old International Red Cross
and the new League o. Red Cross So
cietics are very cordial, SAID Gustav
Ador; former president Of switzerland.
In addressing the lied Cross congress
At its opening meeting here today.
Major-Generai SIR David Henderson,
former director general OF military
aernautics in the British army. and
now director general OF the league.
announced in submitting his repor;
that the American and Italian dele
cations had worked out independently
lief work in Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Grnnt Increased naaes

= NASHVILLE, TENN, March 3--Thc
Tennessee public service commission
today issued an order permitting the
Nashville Railway u Light Company 10
for "a cents. effective March s. THO
order calls for numerous improvements
II car service. Including general inn
provement OF rolling stock anu track =
ago and submission of plans for bet.
ter service during the morning dnd
afternoon rush hours. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
woman In Dutch sen,,,

THE HAGUE, .Tucsday, March -
the first woman member OF the inner
house OF the Dutch Parliament, hay
ms been elected to that office by tho
at HARLEM today. 4 Mrs. Smith de-
featcd the only. male candidate by a
margin Of two votes. Women for
some som time hold seats in the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
U. S. TROOPS QUIT SIBERIA
HoscOvr Dispatch Says Inst Cont,n
gent In Now at SIadi-
u. y0sfOL
IRy Assoc!ated Presa.

Thy Associated Pressl
LONDON, March S,--The American
troops have virtually completed their.
evacuation Of siberia, the Soviet gov
ernment reports from MOSCOW. a
wireless dispatch from, tho Russian
capital today seid that ..the last
Am ri cam detachment evncuating
Siberia mud reached NlRdivostok'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
SOCIALISTS FAIL TO MAKE
SCHlESWIG INDEPENDENT.
Herlin Government In Opposcd to Any
FORMATION of Separate Internal
RcUubIfc1.
LBy Associated P-css

~ itsSoSititi l'EcSS.
COPENItACiEN, March 3-Tha So
oiai!st Domokraten's I'lcnsbnrg cor
Ing OF POLITICAL leaders yesterday nj
RendshurE, IIolstcin did not proclaim
the political Independence of Schleswfc
form republics from parts OF the form
or emprn In tho spring OF 1914 showed
inc Berlin government would not, acs
ccpt such u decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
H0RTHY ASKS HUNGARIAN
CABINET TO STAY IN OFFICE
Ministry Tenders Reclamation, hut
VIII Rrmnin Tending New Gov
crnnicnt's Formations.
ny Associated prers,

T1y .tftOcIat.U Irrfa. y"
BUDAPEST. March 3.-Immcd.ateiy
after Admiral Torthy had assumed his
duties as regent Of hungary an
nounccment was made by Premier
iiuszar that the Cabinet had resigned.
Admira! ltorthy, however, asked that
the ministry retain office pending the
Formation of new government
Admirni Horthy asked the consent
81 the greater powers bafore ASSUME
ms the regency and he accepted IL on
condition tina, he should BE- cmpow-
cred 10 dissolve tho National Assen-
by II he found II necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
ASSAlLANT'S BULLETS MISS
HUNGARIAN WAR MINISTER
After Firing Several shots Nouid-Bt
Assassin Mikes Escape
In Car.
tBy Associateu Press.

ID! -NSsOcluIc u fIGSS- ----- no
BUDAPEST March 3.-An attempt
was made Tuesday morning to assas-
sinate Stephan Friedrich, former Pre-
inter and Minister OF War. in the pres
ent Hungarian Cabinet, Several shots
were fired at tho War Minister'S motor
car as he was crossing the Elizabeth
Bridge shortly before noon. Herr
Friedrich was not injured. however.
Tho War Minister'S nssnilant cs-
capped in an automobile held in read
mess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

British Liberals enthusiastic In their
reception of President Wilson's stand on the
Adriatic question. The only regret Of the
Manchester Guardian, that stanch exponent
OF Liberal thought is that English statesmen
should have left it to an American to make
the protest. 1T is we who should have
raised our voices against tho proposed
terms says the Guardian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
REDS CONTINUE DISORDER
Annychtsts Bronx Up SoGinlIst Leaders,
iiTortsIto Settle Strike OF ;.
So Milan. .'4"s
.,lIly .NYsoCIn ted' PrcsS. !.

p[Hy:NYsocINteUTr csS. ]. -
MILASssSs March 3.--In compliance
with orders from Socialist leaders
workers who have been on strike at
tempted TO resume work yesterday. hut
the tramway and stores anu compelled
q continuation OF tho strike.
Radicals seized a number Of Milan
viot but ware expelled by military
forces. An attack Nh tho labor eS-
change by anarchists was repulscd by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1929.

When Washington's Farewell Address was
read in the House all listened to. the
solemn warning against partisan political
rancor and prejudice, but the Republicans
applauded tremendously the part about
avoiding entanglng alliances, while the
Democrats sat silent as if Disappearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

laton to both States. for the debt case had
been thorn i'll the flesh of each for many
years. knowledge that it no longer exists
should serve TO cement irmer friendship
between them and bring about closer rela-
tionship than they have enjoyed heretofore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
SOVIET TROOPS ADVANCE
Make Rspid Progress in Caucasus Re.
Eion Capturing Large Number
4 Of Troops.
IbyAssooiated Frees i.

~ u ~ DyAssoclateQ preSs. s-.;4,-
LONDON. March S.--Russian Bo,she-
visits forces arc advancing rapidly in
the Caucasus. region, according to an
Limited, from Moscow. During the
LAST fortnight, tho message says, tho
Soviet troops In that district have
cRpturcd 1900 prisoners and General
Donikinc's army 10 de6larcd 80 be
frsradnally dispensing. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
nY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The signs.

The Signs.
When the heart of n man Is bent on love
|. And tho hearth OF nun Is lone.
When he bankers for so,newher. 20 hing his
In u place that is all his own.
When Inc focs that feeling that poets sing.
and is kin to tho turtle dove
IN briei. when n fellow has run his string
To the end. and tho end Is love
When the moon calls aloud to n follows mood.
And the sbilant sigh OF, tho breeze
Sroohs mating song os it drifts along
IN the strings of the greeninE trees:
When the peoping violet seems Il gen,,
And tho songs of tho choir arc heard
In the teathery loft; when man grows soft
AT the notes OF 4 whistling bird.
When The mind of man goes wandering and
rhe VIII of man grows weak;
Wren he thinks Of things he has seldom
thought.
ana MS tongue refuses to speak
IN short, when q fellow is all knocked out
by feeling of fear and dread
when he trcmbles for fear that some one near
May have overheard what he's said
When what have outlined happens to man.
You may know by the scif-same sign
lhat it's time for flowers, for rustic bowers
And the honcysuck!e vine;
IL S time Tor playing, for thinking Of MayinE
For the robins fat to appear:
when his heads in whirl on account Of
girl,
bS. the sign Of the loon, springs here! z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Stra teSy

Strategy.
The Landlady headed Off the boarder as he
was putting his hat.
Pardon me. Mr.. Sowpeigh." she said ;cily
Didn't YOU forget something this week.
An! ! did forget to complain of the
chicken he said. reaching for tho doorknob:
but don't worry, Mrs Feedusall; I'm sure it'll
be more tender next timer
And as he passed out into the braoins air she
felt that after all, it kind Of him to over
look.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Passage OF the bank tax bill, now ind-
Gated reducing the maximum tax city may
levy on bank stock, will mean Il rather heavy
blow to Richmond's treasury, and for that
reason alone Richmond is opposing il. But
Richmond's unfaVorable financial condition
must not be permitted 10 work an injustice
to the holders Of this class Of property, and
it is only right that they should be relieved
OF the excessive burden. Richmond will lose
few thousands of dollars, but the State at
large will gain immensely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Awful Rot This,

The eyes OF Ida lazy aro-the dreamy. lazy
kind:
Those eyes SO idle that reflect most inactive
mind;
They lie to me--they to love. and yet they
scofr, I know.
1t worries 70 know Idas eyes lie to me so!
And yet, though it's remarkable that such
thing could be,
idolize her idle eyes when Ida lies TO me!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Justices McReynolds and Brandies did not
sit In the case Of the United States Steel Cor
poration owing to their connection with anti
trust legislation prior to their elevation to
the bench Had they heard tho case and
voted as they pleaded in cases in which they
assisted In the prosecution, they would have
been against the corporation, the courts de-
cision would have been to for the gov
eminent, and the steel trust would have
been overthrow. AS the public views the
decision. it is we'll for the country that they
were disqualified.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Mems coats will have no waIstllne next
year, says fashion authority still we
complain about prospective shortage OF
food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Interference by the President in matters
pertaining solely to the States has not al
ways proved OF benefit TO the cause for which
MS unWarranted activity has been excrted.
Witness his interference in behalf OF the
Anthony aRendmtnt i'll Virginia. The AS
sembly justly resented it, and If it really
changed any votes it switched them to the
opposition. He has pursued a similar course
in West Virginia, where the same issue hangs
In the balance, and he has written personal
letters to at least two Senator'S asking them
to use their influence to bring about ratih-
cation. West Virginia also is likely.to resent
his interference with the result that the anti
amendment sentiment will he strengthened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Charcoal Ephs DAILY Thouxh,.

Hit ain no use bein' any better'n yo' all is
weekdays. said Charcoal Eph, nediatively
"ef'n YOU git gossipcd about 70 aranpin, a
button in dc basket on Sunday Eat pickle
Mistnh Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Thc I'LL Mtnd.

md you really think this nation wide labor
trouble is going TO be good for us in the long
run?'
u certainly do. Before it's over wen all be
so hard up that nobody'll be too proud to live
within his means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Conscience is a persistent interrupter OF Joy
unless you move TO tho next larger town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Indications are that Richmond is to have
forced upon it new municipal court which
IL cannot afford TO maintain, and which il
has not been proved is urgently needed
Despite the opposition OF the Mayor and the
City Council, and the fact that il has not
the undivided support Of the Richmond dole
CATION in the Assembly the bill to establish
such tribunal has been advanced 10 its
third reading. While the local bar associa-
tion favors H. the fact Is that the condition
OF lichmonds treasury does not justify this
fresh expenditure. Ii is admitted that the
court dockets are congested but IL is not
impossible that this condition might be re-
lieved by better distribution OF work anon.
the various courts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04


All things. except time itself must come
10 an end. Even Jarndycc VS. Jarndvce
finally reached its inevitable conclusion So
at last the Virginia debt case is wiped from
the docket. But it required ialf-century
almost TO the day before its seemingly in
extricabie tangles were Strengthened ont and
West Virginia ceased to he Il debtor TO the
Mother State for its rightfu proportion Of
pre-war expenditures. Practically all those
men who were connected with the case at lis
inception have long since passed on and "
descended as heritage 10 others who took
up and carried forward the famous litigation.
In the News OF Fifty Years Ago column in
this paper last Thursday was this Item.
j Governor Walker yesterday appointed
- tho fuiioWing commissioners 10 ;.itlo
Under The act OF the Assembly: Judge
'ssH william j. Robertson. p;.triCE Tl.,iry
~ Aylett and Major William T. Sutheri.n
III appointment Of this commission was one
Of Governor Walkers first Official acts after
lie assumed office under the Constitution
when Virginia ceased to be military d.strict
No. ]. Then, fifty years later in Tho Times
& Dispatch OF March g 1920, one finds this
6dtem:
sSSfN wiped from the supreme Court docket
$500 today on notification that the Judgment
$:S against West Nrainia hud been paid.
Thus tho litigation that seemed without
end is ended II Is matter OF congratu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

TELEpnUSE: Randolph l..
Private Branch ExctIn uEc
connecting with all u~urt-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
iDgtDn. l4lG New York Ave
nue.: New lutk CITY. ruth
Avenue tSuiiuinS. Chicago.
Peoples Gus building:
I'hiinucipilia. Colonial Irost
building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02
rARMrRa ORGANIZE

Among charters tssned ssssnf iAl
~ern Farmers tSANpeeaslve Aasas
Ati0n ef Aeseaeen. eAHaiAilsea II sN
sae; haFh FofenAn anA A d Sheg
ton n Neaasan and lee osAofa al
Duke esias eisen A. iHvefpgsNin4s
And tho Farmers vouDafmsis. sseasH
a Sapnls 90 u isrueklnfsaae eAn
tsAllRed ~ saaNNe iueotrnFalsene Il
= Hare and 4 + Hassosgr e M a.
and I u coeEef II lsres klnsla9e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02

Gut rus this slsa enclose wl4h sl
sn Fulsx t'e as sheffield Aee
GhieaKN III wylslnx sNur name IL
address uiesfly Non wlll reer4Y. III
retafA gflal package tonfAsnlns
Faleys Hansy ana Tar sUgn MAuaa ~
eaagAA. ~alaa sud Group. Fulwy KID
NrY rslle and Fales Catharsle TMh.
lets Seld Reetys~asfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02

lH writing letter al Arab pnga
nestls 81 hss compliments IA shs .ll
aide
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02

Presidents Washington. Madison.
jackson. Folk and BaehanAn. we're
chlldgess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02

Cartier boys deliver papers so sag.
ief4hsfa they AZ nat sell lAem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02

l.eaaer Classified Ada Get Results.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-27
COL. E. F.. CLAY DEAD

Many relatives here have received
news of the death at Paris of Colonel
Ezkiel F. Clay, one of the most wide
ly known breeders of thoroughbred
horses in the United States. He was
20 years old. Colonel Clay was born
on the old Clay homestead near Pa
ris, December, 1841, and was the
youngest child of Brutus J. and Anne
liza Field Clay. He was attending
school at Harrisburg, Pa, when the
Civil war broke out. He cast his lot
with the Confederacy, enlisting with
the First Kentucky Mounted Rifle
men, entering the ranks as a private
was afterwards chosen captain, rose
20 lieutenant colonel, then became q
colonel, had command of his regiment
ana remained with his command until
the close of the war.
He was a prisoner on Johnson'S
Island nine months. Previous to his
Imprisonment he had lost an eye in
AM enghg cement IN 1867 hefbegan.-t hc
br&eding of iSholthoorh. cattle ,aaidtcon-
tinued in this business until 1875
Since then he has been prominently
engaged in breeding of thoroughbred
horses. ~. IT, - i-t o.. .1's-- 'oI' j.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-27
UNIFORMED PYTHIANS
IN ENCAMP MENT
A Big Feature of Gathering of
Colored knights of State
Here This Week
CT. w. Cobb, Reporter)

"
The colored Knights of Pythias
began their 9th annual session
Tuesday morning at 9:3O, at the
First Baptist church The city
is crowded with delegates from
all parts of the state Under the
direction of Chancellor W.. ID.
Miller, of Pride Of Kentucky, No.
Is, nothing is being left undone
to make the meeting a grand and
glorious one. Members and
friends of the order are showing
them the true hopitality that
Richmond and Madison county
are noted for. The Pythians and
members of the Court are COM
posed of men and women Of train
ing and ability. Some of the lead
ing professional, business and fra
ternal men Of the state are in at
tendance and the city has been
turned over to them for few
days.
Rev. J. NJ. Mundy, G. c., of
Henderson, is head of the Pythi
ans. Mrs. T. c. Snowdcn, w. c.,
of Lexington, is head OF the ladies
department.
Gen. w. W. Wilson, of Frank
fort, is commander of the Uni
form Rank, which is canped on
Big Hill avenue at Creech Field.
There aer three companies from
Louisville. one from Bowling
! Green, two from Frankfort, one
from Paducah, one ladies drill
team from Louisville, Company |
from Richmond, and the Rich
mOnd Cadet team, one company
OF cadets from Paducah, one COM
Ipany from Bowling Green, one
company from Henderson, one
Company from the Louisville
School of Officers, and Camp In
istructors. Daily guard mount is
at 9 a. m; dress parade at o
O'Clock! The grand military ball
will be held at Princess Rink to-
might with music by Montague's
saNophone scxtet -4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-27

IA numbered the affairs of the last
meeting having been carried over.
1t is expected the scmi-annual re-
port OF City Clerk Ed Blanton
will be made, as well as others.
business III the city has been good
according to report Of various Off
cials i'll a position to know. There
are expected to be the usual com
plants regarding special license
relative to soft. drinks, etc, there
not having been a session thus
far since the new law became eff
icCtivc that there were not many
inquiries regarding this. 1t is also
expected that there will be Il re
port from Councilman {. b. Ter
rill to the effect that the material
for the extension Of street work
Will have arrived, since it is his
intention to have it on hand to
take up the work with the close of
the pax ,ng and finish the streets
A. contemplated this fall.