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Heip Male d Fem Il
Statesmen and Agents

ACCESSORY 500 weeiIy Automobile
owners eycryw here Wild with enthusiasm
Marvellous invention doubles power. mule
age efficiency saves us cost first day
@atiOnaI sales everywhere Territory
going ike wiidnrc $50 sample outit and
Ford car free Write quiCK 0vee Go, Dept
44I. Louisville. ky
Two or three good male
canyassprs for siCi, and accident benefit
SaIary md commission DO not call unless
yru 81 a hustler II you can produce re-
suits call room Np RI vi Ninth strcri
CE Cameron, superintendent
.tI.btt ura Ninnfn- combinations with oul
great free ofTrr sold in one week with tho
rsatpst vnrlety Of valuable and useful easy
,uir9 sellers ever offered sent free. UniteG
soap Works. ~ Park Place. y. y.
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Boats and Accessories
Building Materials

M0TORB0AI small for sale VII sae6-
lice Sl5u. ttuaGauleed. smith. 80 AiaI4
land avenue
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STRUCTION
Rnsiness Onnortnnities

LEASES Texas oil leases on easy payments
We viii tell you how you can own . Texas
oil lease surrounded by production. Test
wells now going down Particulars and map
free No obligation Address Mutual oil
Development Association, Fort Worth.
Texas.
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Building Contracting

ROOFINCi-Let us coat your roof over now
with plastic slate and guarantee y. ~
cents square fO0t beaumont Bros. 3lS
r Fourth street. Phone 43IS W.
ROOFING-If II your roof needs repairing
see A. Splan. experienced mon. Tin tar
and Stag roofing 40 Madison street. Fhone
4b62 W
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Farm@ and Land For sale


81 NGkE, Ia laal a8fa.nag Ei,mege Oue
lot luTJ aad &uSiulAn strettS 81 Wo0G-
Wart tnt " t4&ata ~rtc,t Fanuc 500.
tus ACRES SUNNY Mead Earu West
Chester ,cvfl0N tHe miltS ~ iGaiu Iue
r. Is And yroAel \lne-roam 3We.liuS.
taru. >tfC. RIthAti8Iu-~ Watar b} 3lAE tltN,
.rWs streams sFflues hleatNw tln4ec
srcf Nc~t Chester. Fa
sd ACRES Chv>Ier county Fa farm tcr
sa}p Au raUruad Ewo good dwellings, VITA
sHadcrV yonNcnigurcS ID hota karu aul
oathlidIaNS nnt #at! mbc tn stanton
t3tgcg quarters milc ta srtat ssonr rali ta
NIiutH9tt,3l tfth ttuna 'aH3- StI.aM -I4rjH&
Mate- IT hAtatn@~ ~tarN, eTsp~. tools ANA
taarifacrt Ge~irld GWar kltj .u ra4l-
re3u >t.eid,ut aNicA ~ale E1~N teams.
Possession tur dytAtf~ Address 1T i
t,srtu \ ~0N hraHrtt ~gHatr pa
Houses For sale Si
ApARTAfENT HOUSE otvr Wa>hfu1tau
>frtst hflG&t. tW9-,tNEA apartment huN>t.
ltntn~ ter $40 prr month Mi4i sacrifice
for i qu4th sale Possession June -5. CaN
tra5
CLAYTON @r Iao. Ntoutrn home
stationary tuGs Bys; ocadit.on Hppiy
ta owner
il ANCA~TIR AVE. ItlS Brich auuSe
With store niut rOoms hatA and tatCst
improvements owner retiring
NfAESH rD\ Two houscs iarye
huueal0Ws. un Lincoln Highway For nAr
tisularS sre HarrN p Clay toH, taIk tiroNc
MarshaHtOn tiel Il t -. Nu Nc.
ftal estate HEcnfS
tEhE4 ~I ttlp UuW~e stN iNn...
attic zla~s enclosed potch Aot wate. agal
as fan@e Lnr 2tN39N tcNt PussN ssion
Appl4 en- premises.
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Mantcd Real Estate

LAND wanted ~ suy Give IN zr-s 2
land ri asy terms f.vr RI .s1 -1iios f- "a
SH8IrrlvvtrrI N0 Ufit'dlrRe ag ~r~14
4fgr1ps State flN Information
lpfta- Address q EYary E.cEtry g~~e
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Rooms With Board 81
MARKET ST 1900 second story front
room with board
ROOM Young man to share room and
board with refined young man Phone s433
WAsHINGTON ST. plg Rooms with Or
without board. for gentlemen Also table
haardrrs phane s1IA.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Offices and Desk Room

~HfPIFY ST SI2-Enttre second -fao-
suitable for Offices Possession June -5.
. Wood aarG l0I A Eighth street.
Phone $40
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SEN EkAA Desirable trot.ertis.s stores.
apartments aud hoGSC> Mast hG >.5G 10
,ettle estate. John Forrest. $50 West
second street
" AREHOISE oa# Iut 4a4 Warehouse
Win b. \ o. S.uluE at fhirtteuth and
Iul0n StrcttS Apply SIS ~hip.gy StGcVt.
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Auto Livery Garages

Auto Livery Garages I6
CALL--W alitcr 5 Garage. 5G23 for autos
for private parties or weddings
GARAGE-Pfivate garage Inquire 1925
Madison street. Phone 6624 w
RED ARROW BUs-Between Wilmngto1
and Claymont Route tC WOi tniaud on
Marker street and Philadelphia pike to
T. z x " depot schedules can be OBJ
tained from bus chautfeurs.
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correspondence Courses

Immediately. names Of
tions. Common education sufficient. 500
month up. Address ID l.. Every Evening
Once.
MAI, CLERKS Wanted names men over
I6, wishing to become mail carriers or post
al clerks SIOO-$135 month Answer i'm
mcdiately. - Is. EXery EyenIng OfliCe.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats


APARTMENT Three rooms. bath. Inn
mediate possession. Phone GGG9
APARTMENT Furnished 1f two rooms
and private bath immediate pDHscs~ipn
Phone l554 u.
Two fine apartments un-
furnished one has Eve rooms and bath,
one four rooms and bath All modern con-
yeninnces New building very central I'M
mediate possession. Jerie, 1919 Jafuali
street
APARTMENT Four uufu rnishcd rooms
Apply GoI W sixth street
hPARTME&T Thrco rooms Gpod iOca~
ton WIN private family al ~ "
hPAKTNEST For rent. attractive dyo-
room. furnished apartment with balcony
facing park For three months very rfa-
sonable Phone J9L5 "
APARTMENT Two ami f0ur-roofn apart
mcnts not water heat immediate ppss"s-
sion. Apply 40 W sixth street.
APARTA1E$T Regular Five rooms. fur
uished Very central. cool and cheerful.
For July. August and september Adults
only Address o Z Every EVening ONCE.
APARTMENT Five rooms, furnished All
outside rooms tn modern apaF mont
houss Aduita only Address : r Every
Evening ogce
APARTMENT y 2. CoR%ER THTR-
TEENTH AID FRENCH THREE
ROOMS. BATH NOT WATER HEAT
APPLY DELAWARE AUTO SUPPLY.
THIRTEENTH AND FRENCH OK j.
HOWARD GORDON. al8 MARKET sT.
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lF MAAT you want isu lTtr-i ou the
cta~>,0cd pase to-day Telephone a. - oi
SOUR own.
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MN

A FEW MEN TO HELP OK Ma
CHIMES FINISHING COTTON
GOODS cLEAS WORK oooD
CONDITIONS APPLY EMPLOY
AlENT OFFICE. ROCKFORD GATE
JOS BANCROFT s. SONS 60 TAKE
RISING Sun CAR TO KO kFoItD
SCHOOL HOUSE.
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Painting Papering

WALL PAPER-Au the newest designs in
STOCK al reasonable prices Expert clean
Workulcn Estimates Charles hcn-
nedy Il son 1902 Market street. u. j !.
1867 "
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Motorcycles and Bicycles

HARLEY FY-DAVIDsON-Twi motorcycles
first-cIass condition Apply evenings be-
tween ana : clock BOB Monroe street
INDIAN Motorcycle and side car. Apply
52Z Walnut street.
READING standard mot torcycIes General
ulington Cycle Co. 1876 Market street
DelInar T Nan Sice, Mgr Phone 1861
POWER PL LCs-Two miles from Whining
ton | have q Power Plus motorcycle. You
can have il for SIS Good everywhere John
Gallup. l402 W PassyLnk avenue. Phila-
delphia Pa.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted Female

GTRI,-Nent. reliable girl desires day
work or part time. Apply 607 Mccaulley st.
HOUSEKEEPING Or plain cooking. in
white family. Call or write l2Oi Linden
street.
uOuSEKEEpER- Respectable middle-aged
widow desires position housekeeper In
widnwers home No objection to grown
son or two. Protestant family preferred,
In the city Address y 20. Every Evening
Dnce.
n Maternity nurse would like nurs=
ing. 1928 T. Twenty second street
NURSE-Practical, wishes engagement. Ma
ternity preferred. Phone 6s3b NJ, or J.. ..
Box 23S.
TYpIST Experienced touch typist desires
position i'm Wilmington. Address Q IL,
Every Evening once.
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MERCHANDISE
Machinery and Tools.

steam pipe. soil pipe. J.
beams channels angles. columns. sh aft
Ing pulleys hangers. boilers, stacks, en-
eines. lathes. small printing press, Hon
Front and fatnail streets ID. & A. 1901.
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MADISON -, 59o AND 5o2-R RcSr oasl-
ness corner on street Centre ef farmers
market Go per cent cab rtma:u aa ulogt-
sage Executor. -Fl broeuc >gEevt-
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FlE STRAND FOURTH t>p POPLAR
STREETS NENI.A IL RNISlIEi1
R0OAls.TAhl 4 BOARD pHoNE e1toN
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Mnaicnl Instruments

PIANO Upright good condition. ason-
able Call 1912 J. after 3. m
PIANO food condition 4O2 W Twentieth
street.
PATtiE ph0nographs and their greatest
features No needles to change Plays ali
make records with their respective needles
at their best. Guaranteed five years. Al
ford Piano Go. 30 ". Ninth street
TALKING MACHINE small Columbia.
with number Of records. Apply 1uI
Cia ) ton stTrer.
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MEare q otnn n TnNn

ANNEX HOTEL EAst Fourth street
ttaod rooms With not water beat. tab ani
shower kaths. = A0 s. tHt and 81 Ot
weekly single teds a5c 5gc, 1aC aud
81 90 open daS and night
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Holm W anted Male

tttip Wa'ACa A'hatS
Ap CONPOSITOR Good opportunity for
competent man TO secure permanent posi-
lion with good ray and good working CON
ditions Apply Every Evening once.
BAKER Bread pies sweet ough. 1922
Morton avenue, Chester Ia
BOY TO learn automobile repairing. Ap-
ply square Deal Garage, S07-StM Noias-
ton street
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GIRLS. EXPERIENCED
AND LEARNERS. TO WORK ON SEW
ING MACHINES MAKING ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS GOOD PAY WHILE
LEARNING. WHEN YOU BECOME
EXPERIENCED YOU CAN EARN
VERY GOOD WAGES. WE PAY THE
VERY BEST PIECEwORK RATES AND
BONUS. CONTINUOUS WORK ON
ONE PART ALL YEAR ROUND.
CLEAN. LIGHT AND PLEASANT
wORkROOM APPLY AT ONCE. TOP
KIs BROS. co. 2I7 FRENCH STREET.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced In fac
tory and supply house Give references
Address Q 10. Every Evening Office
SAI.ESLADY Experienced for shoe store
Good salary for competent person capable
Of taking charge Of ladies' shoe department
Address IL Every Evening o0ice.
WHITE WOMAN TO take care of small
house Three in family. II; IL Cam, aii
clayton street Phone l4S y
WAITRESS White Reference required
Phone 1850
WAITRESS Experienced Good pay and
should not hc employed 5l2 king street
WAITRESS Experienced. Good pay Farm
erS I.HnC0. 5l% NlnA ~tfttt
WOMAN For general houscwork. Two IN
family No washing Ntl Market stroef.
between ~ and . O'Clock
WOMEN GIRLS Names wanted. over IL,
wishing 10 become government postal
clerks Commence sI400 Answer tmme-
diatcly NJ u, Every Evening ONCE
/ YOUNG LADY To assist IN ice crea III
4 parlor Apply i7i5 W. Fourth street
/ YOUNCi LADY Experienced in office work
! Apply sharpcss- Hcndler Ice Cream Co.
ql3 ttuYcr avenue.
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Iots Pnr Sale

BKhCK KX Tvo lots Wlu sacrifice fcr
quirk Eaie Vel .Ocatrd a. BraCs-fr m
troliry eIluIrD of Wilmington GDcI f.a-
vatjon Afacadar1 fp8d Address -.
Minister. Wost Chester. "a.
CLAYTC%I Io. 81 ~ I05, AZ Ciay-
mont Harvey road near ptke Very ~
sonable T Eann. g5i fi8Ttln -t-.rr.
Phone I4S j
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APARTMENT

Elegantly furnished six-room apart
mcnt until October J Possession an
he given al Onra CaH 0r phone
Chas III Hanks Fifth and Market
streets
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PFhCK-EX Bungalow Fave rrrus
tcir yaz new pipeless heater }.Ct
Immediate possession u
H5ack-EK Del
Ff.MH IRgT- Frur-rcom h4rRa.Hm e.,1.
lots Ip0xl0o Electric ilgh' r.attag
water. prize S4GO0 Easy terms
mediate gosscsslon Apply r. e.ws
Realty Ca -ZS MARKET strnet 1- taf
HOLLY OAK sIx-room house oats e.e~-
trir heat tig iot Very reasonable ISL. =
iDG NJ Tentn street Phone tt4l.
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Situations Wanted Male

BOOKkEEpER- Double entry. Competent.
with knowledge of stenography. wants to
connect with local firm ieat reference
Address . G Every Evening once
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Wanted To ffuy

HEDROOM SUITE Would like IN buy a
complete modern bedroom suite. mah0R-
any or walnut. in good condition Al
reasonable price Address Z .. Box 2ss,
Wilmington Del
CLOTHES VIII buy your old clothes.
Isaac Gibbs s3S French street. Phone
29g5. Nome bought AT store
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PKESSER Good presser Louis Leyin shy.
Ill3 Lancaster avenue
SOLICITOR Man 20 solicit and sell life
Insurance. References required tuafah-
teed salary IL right party Metropolitan
life Insurance Co 4Di Equitable Bldg
STE<O6KAPHER Male wanted single
man preferred $3.50 per ulunth ~ rIght
party Apply b T. Neatcl Hotel du Pout
SALESMAN 10 sell Nictruas FOR the most
progressive store IN Wilmington w hate
4 money making proposition % offer d
btgb-class our side man who wiil work along
lines suggested by as rite giving full
data n 81 Every Evening once.
YoJSG Man OF neat appearance. for
hotel work Good salary. Apply Mr. ben
der0th Hotel du pont
Help Male . Fem i "a
MAIDS Chambermaids hou etnl9ds ana
houscmen Apply uousoAceper Hotel du
POnt
HDNEN OR MEN wanted salary -
ful time 500 an hour spare time, settling
uuarantred hosiery ~ Wyarcr Experience
Unnecessary International Nils. Aofris-
town PA
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BEST PURE LARD 2ac Double star
eatials suc butter sic buckeye 48e
CreaIaed ,abtaRe. 2ac tafse. tasty sttsf ar
dIli pickles 81 Nc also seii Good Luck.
H65utf smallest StoFc IN loA IA IL
blug strttf
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r. THIRTY FOURTH ST lf- Three M
furnished rooms f0r light housekeeping
Phone I555W
FOR RENT Two apartments a. Twenty
ninth and MARKET streets -fawarfh In
Fesfmcnt o.. nc. tiZ Ford BGt3dfng.
Phone 1875
.GTRaRD ST 1915 For rent This
story hrfcE building with elevators
suitable for garages or nanufact tr5Dg.
Appiv To C5 s Woodward l15 N ItVnta
STREET Phone 500
W FOURTH ST, 1905 Four rooms and
bath with light and neat immediate pos-
session.
w -EyESTH ST 1890 Two ronmuni-
eating unfurBi-he rooms OPEN nall. hird
floor With water. light heat and 1se ~
phone
Business Places For Rent 75
GARAGES Indiyiduai garages Third
street near Clayton Newly built Apply
H kleitz 4 BRO sixth and Market streets
or Fl hr4pf 3a south layton -t
IRON FOUNDRY Au equipped WITH
erapfs railroad -:dlnzs. SO Apply VIII
m.ngton Provision Gou Third and orange
streets
MARKET IT 1I5-- huNness rooms for
rent Apply Lewis
RIEERIIEW AYE. I4Ilsa--I 70 GARAGES
VEST EIGHT sTREET--Store for
rent near Market. Hot water neat. $40
apply I03 4. seventh street.
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Local instruction { lasscs


SHORTHAND and typewritinR taught
evenings Individual instruction. Terms
moderate. Address II =, Every Evening
Of'iCe.
YOUNG MEN To train under our 6 =
a for accounting aud executive posi-
tious no previous experience required.
Exceptional opportuni les for ambitious
men lnternatfona Accountants Society
200 W Ninth street. Phone 31i9
Private Instruction Is
SHORTHAND How Will you spend the
summer we hope you viii not fritter II
away as many thoughtless people DO
and be worse of in the fall hut will spend
il in increasing your efficiency and no
worthy two or three times as much to
yourself and the world This is 8 very i'm
portant matter to yuu which We sincerely
hope you will decide wisely Hines Prt-
vate Business College 102 ". twenty
second streat phnnr 5221 W
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Old GOLD-To buy old gold and silver
NJ Davis. o-ll r. Second street.
RAGS Newspapers, metals furniture.
mems clothing and all Kinds III junk We
pay highest prices in Delaware "
frankcl 4uecessor 70 II sloan Io1 Nadi-
son street ID 4 A. tTi0 "
TYPEWRITER Used In good condition.
Addrees n 3. Every EveninR Dliice
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Aut Accessories
Service Stations. ReEairing

uOHNSON'S QUICK SERVICE GARAGE
car washed. 81 polished, 5Oc. 81 East
Fifth street.
MAXWELL AND JACKSON motor car
repairing. Garage. Third and Clayton
streets Ignition our Speciality.
TOM MARTIN GARAGE-40I Harrison
street Phone 4545R. General repairs
Gasoline ana oils.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
RAILROAD BILL ON
ITS WAY IN SENATE
But Labor Officials Again O5jeci
To Wage Settlement and
Want 1t Vetoed
tBv Associated Pressl

Washington, Feb. 23-The con
ference report on the railroad bill
passed Saturday night by the
House. was called up in the Sen
ate TO-DAY by Senator Cummins.
Chairman Of the Interstate Com
imerce Committee, who obtained
unanimous consent for inne-
date consideration. Its speedy
adoption is predicted. Cunlrnitls
emphasized that the rate guar
antee section did not take dollar
out of the public treasury. With
respect to the labor provisions of
the bill, Cummins said he "is ut
terly unable to understand the
opposition they have aroused
among labor leaders. for they
leave all meii free, whether en-
ployes or employers, to do what
soever they please at any time, at
any place or under any circunl-
Stances"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
RESERVE BOARD
COMES TO RESCUE
Federal Financial System To Be
Employed To Restore Pre-
War Conditions
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Feb. 25-Deter-
mination Of the Federal Reserve
Board to exert the full power OF
the reserve banking system in
regulating and controlling the
credit situation along course de-
signed to aid commerce and in
dustry in restoring the pre-war
equilibrium was disclosed today
by the Boards annual report.
With this as its announced peace
time policy, the Board was pre-
pared to ''test the ability of its
system to check expansion and in
due healthy liquidation."
Recommendations are also made
to Congress, to permit the Board
to establish normal maximum
lines of credit accommodation for
a number of banks with an as
cending scale of rates above that
line, thus operating as an auto
matte check on a large scale of
credit expansion. The country
is warned, however, against too
rapid deflation, some measures to
bring about defation being term
ed worse than imitation itself,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
DOG DIG UP EIGHT
QUARTS OF WHISKY

While Masters Robert McKin-
ney and Marvin Lackey McKin-
ney. were out with their dogs
near Georgetown one day last
week, the animal began burrow-
ing, as if for a mole and soon un-
covered eight quarts of whisky.
Two other lads were with the lit
tie fellows and each took a bottle
home with him and told the tale
to- his parents. When elders went
back the other four quarts we're
gone. Robert Mckinney is a son
of Mr.. r. H. Mckinney, of the
firm Of Sewe1l and Mckinney, OF
this city, and has been making his
home with. his uncle and and aunt
MFR. and Mrs, Walker Mckinney
at Georgetown, since the death OF
his mother.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
HOOVER TELLS HIS
VIEWS ON TREATY
Gx Associated Ptessl

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 23-Her-
bert c. Hoover, former Food Ad-
iBinistrator declared in an address
at Johns Hopkins University to-
day his opposition to making rat
ilication of the treaty with Ger
many an issue in the presidential
campaign. He insisted injection
'of the arguments against reserva-
tions would obscure our pressing
domestic issues by conflict over
questions, about which the conn
try has already made up its
mind"
He believed the American peo-
pie adhered to the League of Ma
ti6nszhllt-tlaat a ma jority of "our
people are convinced of the neces-
.sity Of reservations with the Lea
que" .,.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
FORD VISITS. PULASKI

Henry Ford visited Pulaski county
the other day and the Somerset
journal is all puffed up over it. 1t
said: Henry Ford, millionaire auto:
mobile manufacturer, of Detroit,
Michigan, passed thru Somerset en-
route to McCreary county on busi-
ness trip. He spent sometime at
Bauer and Stearns. Mr.. Ford was on a
deal for some coal and timber lands
in McCreary and he was looking over
the property. He had five of his ex-
perts with him. 1t said that the
Bauer eople have interested him in
their property and it is likely that he
will purchase it. L. B. Lowenthal
had long talk with Mr.. Ford as
Stearns and he told him thatslte WAS
very favorably impressed with this
section of the state and hezsaw great
possibilities ahead for her citizens
Mr.. Ford said that the one thing
necessary to progress was lacking
however, and that was good roads.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
JOE SEVERANCE TO
GO WITH REDPATH

Rev. Joseph Severance, repre-
senting the State Y. M. c. A., took
p. c. Dix's place on the program
at the union services at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening. AS
usual DIR. Severance pleased ev-
eryone with his remarks. He Is
helping the Y. NJ. c. A. make up
its budget for the ensuing year, as
it is badly in need of money for
the great work it is doing. A
little later DR.. Severance goes on
the platform with the Redpath
Bureau, the greatest chautauqua
organization of them all. He
will deliver humorous lecture
and those who have heard hin
know that the Redpath people
have made real find" He will
have a number of western states
on his itinerary.
The local pastors gave cordial
greetings to Rev, ] p. Strother
new presiding elder of this dis
trict, at the union service. Rev
Strother preached and was warm
| ly welcomed here all day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
SAY THEY MADE ONLY
35. PER CENT ON SHOES
tBy Associated Fress)

Louisville, Feb. 23LGranville
L. Burton, vice president OF
Crufcher & Starks Company, Of
Louisville, dealers in mems fur
nishings. today denied the accur-
acy of the figures before the Tn
tied States Commission Saturday
i'll which the firm was charged
with prohteering. He asserted
the shoe department did not op-
crate on a 90 per cent margin as
stated but on a s. per cent gross
profit. He admitted such .testi-
mony was given but that it is ine
correct.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
Labor Objects Again

Washington, Feb. 23-Presi-
dent Wilson's proposal for settle
ment of the railroad wage contro-
versy and compromise of the rail
road bill was bitterly assailed in
a conference here today OF rail-
road union officials and grievance
committeeman who were called to
Washington to discuss The settle
ment policy laid down by the
President. Indications were that
a strong element, perhaps ma
jority of union leaders, would de-
rland that labor stand together. in
appeal to- the President to veto
the Cumnlins- Esch measure.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
LOCAL MARKET MAY
RUN ON TO MARCH Is
Looks Like Over 100000 Lbs
Will Be Sold In Richmond
This Season

All indications point to .he
Richmond market selling over
100000 pounds the present sea-
son, a remarkable achievement in
every way. The building of 9TH
er sales warehouses in this terri
tory does not seem to have affect
ed the local market in the least
though many had thought that
the poundage sold over the local
breaks might be considerably af-
fected. Last year Richmond sold
only a little over 100000 pounds
while that figure has almost been
reached here so far and there is
lots of weed out yet
Sales were resumed here Mon
day and will continue on this
week and next. The date of the
closing of the local market has
not been~determined on. but from
the way tobacco continues to roll
in, it may not close until March
18th. The Lancaster warehouse
has announced that it will close
this week, on the 9th.
Supervisor Sales Stone Norman
has given out the following report
of sales up to and including FRI
day, February 10th:
Home House sold 4,525,4 ,410 lbs,
for $2,144,557.42 Madison House
sold 3,125,l85 lbs, for ST. ,4S2, ,373.-
"a = total sales 7,650,595 lbs, for
S3,626, ,93O.76.