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Evening journal., 1921-12-30
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4 popular pastimc among the fans
at the Auditorium was trying to pick
out klilingcr from the bunch OF
players before the gang was In
troduccd by Mr.. Rothensies OF VIII
mington, brother OF the Rothensies
on the visiting five. The strange part
OF II was that most OF them were
able TO tell this seasons greatest
All-American star in the east from
the rest.
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Referee Ben Emery had his hands
full handling the game an the big
timers'' must have wanted to show
that they are 'big-timers." The little
'ref" was not fiustered, however.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
News in Numbers
leader at the same institution were
the two No. is.

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Young Mr.. Kohler was mainly re-
sponsible for Penn States win over
Penn last season. the first defeat
suffered by the Red and Blue cagers
in six seasons on their own floor. He
Gagged IA out OF Is foul tries. Kohler
Is a quiet looking, light-haired fell
low but a peppery player. He has
what we think Is the ideal tempera-
ment--some people would call Il no
temperament at all--for a basketball
player. He does not get hot or
sore" nor talR to the referee. He
does not foul Intentionally. lie is a
swift. clean. good-sized article on
the basketball noor.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

into fast comnany by IT'S entrance in
the Philadelphia Catholic High
School League. An OF the Quaker
City schools have speedy aggrcga-
tons and the fans In town are as
surod of seeing the best in scholastic
sport The Roman Catholic High
Schools smooth working basketball
machine Is a good sample OF what
can be expected from the league.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
KILLNGER TO COACH
DICKINSON ELEVEN

Glenn Killinger, star quarterback
OF the Pennsylvania State College
football team. who played basket
ball in Wilmington last night, has
been chosen as coach OF the Dickin-
son College squad. Killinger will be
graduated from Penn state early in
the coming year.
Before taking up his duties as a
football coach Killinger will have an
opportunity to show his ability as a
professional baseball player for he
is expected to sign a contract with
the Yankees in the near future and
is onSthe tentative list Of players 10
go south with the club in the spring.
team. as he is knocking things silly
in the handicap matches MACK" is
the anchor man for the Bankers and
Brokers.
In the inter-club bowling matches
Toad" Stirrith and butcher tied-up
for the championship but It was
never played off.
Football-Hot dogs. now wen have
IT, In the annual inter-ciub football
clash the Day Committee handed the
Workers 3S-6 lacing. This Is the
/ biggest inter-club event OF the year
and-th two teams prepare for the
battle about a month before the set
date.
Following is our selection for an
I ALI Wilmington eleven.
Weary Willie" L. f.. .Ail-Round A.
Hump" Moore. l.. To-. DeLank "A.
! Driver" Godfrey L. g. Canton Bulldogs
/ "Nibbles ......... C. -..... 81 Lukes
Plant PhS Jsiee p .....R T....... De.T Union i5i
aHosR@ ifosi@Ss Sssmiiithi....o. 3. Aii.Round A.A,
Sou5eiman sylSnnsi X Il 4 B. E. FEhs,GfbRssal siseTbroo
Samson. .......F B......... Union
"Plant Juice" found his Christ
mas dinner hanging on the door knob
all dressed up and no place TO go.
Meant another sprint down 20 Sew
enth and Madison.
On Christmas eve the gang went
out singing with the choir and when
I the noted tenor OF the choir heard
Pop Sweeney, ne stopped ana Went
home. He heard his masters voice
What say, "Pop?"
Samson tried 10 send the big basso
home. but without avail. Samson Is
lucky he didn't send himself home
because II 1 were leader--
Well. oh boy. I would have told him
to pipe down at least
Let Il be known that Johnny JEFF
fers has been admitted into the p. b
/ frat and will be entitled 10 all bene-
fits OF the organization
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
UNION CHATTER
BY 'DUTCH.


Wen. poor old 1921 is about TO be
kicked out Of a job and 1922 Will try
his hand at the helm. Steer straight.
old man.
Since we have played no games
during the holiday week, we haven't
very much to report on. so we will
devote the rest Of this column to a
resume of our activities during the
past year.
Basebali-Ended very successful
season in both independent and
league ball. The team:
Garter. CT. Cross, 2b.
Stirlith, n. sutton. C..
McCaulley, 3b. Jester, p.
Thompson, H. Sem. p.
Sweeney, IS. Clark. p.
Darrell, 1b. Hayward, D.
In the Church league these boys
staked claim to the championship
OF the Saturday afternoon division,
but lacked sufficient punch 10 an
mex the Church championship from
Grace.
In Independent ball our fellows
met and defeated some OF the best
teams in the state.
All we can say TO this combina-
tion is; We'll done. fellows"
Fred" McCaulley. touted by many
as the best third sacker that ever
stepped on Baynard Field. led the
Church League in batting with
Jack" Thompson and Pop" swee-
ney close on his heels. All batted
around the 500 mark.
"Goofr Sutton sports the best
Church League record for fielding
and one that would make a big
leaguer famous. "Goof'' had but one
error out OF 1928 chances for a per-
centage OF .see.
As for pitching Billy" Sem and
"Clunk" Jester we're the men who
bore the bulk of this work.
Basketball-This has always beer
our weak point. but nevertheless We
always have a team that plays clear
and wins the support OF many OF the
league fans.
Our team last year finished ir
sixth place. proving they were bet
. ter than Second Baptist and Firs
Central who dragged along behlnC
them. The team:
]. Foster, T.. butcher, G
A.. Foster. +. Stirlith, G.
Park, c. LeCarpentier, f.
Quoits-In this indoor sport W.
had four teams. one in each division
OF the church League. In the first
third and fourth divisions, oui
teams ended up in third place. an,
the second division team ended uI
within two games OF first place. No
so bad. but it could have been bet
ter.
For the present season we have 81
teams and several OF them bid fai
10 battle the championship amonl
themselves.
The Giants OF the third division
are running away with the race
They are turning in perfect score
nearly every week. on this team ar
Sem, Mccall. Stirlith, Gibbons
butcher and Darrell.
This Is the team that last seasol
was in the second division AM
champs OF Union.
3 Bowlng-Although we claim nj
laurels as bowlers we had fairl,
good team md the same team agaii
his season. The team:
Ave. Ave
Thompson D.. 1875 Gibbons o.. 60. .15
butcher .... .1i5 Mccall ..... II
Stiriith ... .145 Hardness ... IA
Sweeney .....l55
Probably MACK" Mccall is tn
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Raymond H. Stout
614 FRENCH ST.
Phone 52O4-W

2sxs FIrestone Motorcycle Cas-
lngs. S9.45i Tubes tf.s5: Motor
cycle Chain. Soc n foot
Flash Lights Hot Shots. Bulbs
Batteries for bells. lights. electric
trains. mechanical toys etc
United States Auto Tires. 30xs
3to.s5; Tubes. $50; soxsis. sio.s 20:
Tube. s2.25i other sizes (cord and
calcium Carbide. sse; ,-b. can.
20-lb drums.
Vacuum Bottles. sf.5s each: Chot
- hours. cold % hours)
Bicycle Tires. si.45. ,f.ss, S2.78.
$3.50, $40, $500.
Columbia and Roll Fast velod-
pedes (ball bearing) s1f-5o up
Neloeipede Tires. parts and re-
Baby Carriage tires. wheels. hub
cans. patent axle clamps.
Vacuum oils. greases. auto soap.
polishcs. wax.
Auto Pumps. ,i.4s, 500. sa.rs.
$3.50.
Coaster Wagons disc and plain
500 Auto stop Signals. ass
75c Hercules Spark PiuKs. 4se
each
Daisy Air Rifles. 81 e8 each.
Sulky tires. sp0kes. repairs.
$500 bali-bearing Roller Skates.
S2.45; $3.50 skates. sf.96.
Footballs. SIPS, &2.25, $500. <<-bo
Secondhand Bicycles. $500 up.
New Bicycles (Crown. Ameicz-
Adlake. Excelsior, World, Admiral
Henderson. Hudson. Princeton.
Emblem. Dayton.
Nulcanizlng retreadinE.
Polar Cub Electric Fans. t<-s5
each.
Kiaxon Horns. Microscopes. Note
meters. Head Lights. Fan Belok.
Radiators. Never Leak. Mlonr
Hand Soap. Sc can.
Open 8. Close 6. Sat g.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
We have learned that the
report that Eddie Abrahams
was trying TO sign up Glenn
Killinger is unfounded.
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS:

Ut You nave any send them Inl
Eddie Chippie-That l will con-
tinue to manage baseball teams. and
that one at a time is not enough.
Joe JaclSson-Never TO look under
my pillow.
Santa OIaus-That I will be back
next Christmas
Emil Kcnske-To continue play
ing football.
Manager Frazcc-That will not
use a ball player that is Of more
value TO another team.
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Salcsianum sure has stepped out
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Metal workers and machinists will
be under favorable planetary rui-
ings during the month and people
In this line Of business should wagch
the Want Ads closely.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

OF the few athletic events there
are three OF the major variety, in
cluding the one at the Auditorium
last night to be completed before the
week Is out. Soccer enthusiasts are
set on putting over the biggest event
ever attempted In the ancient sport
in Wilmington when a picked eleven
Of Wilmington combats with a pick
ed eleven Of Chester in a benefit
match. The American style OF foot
ball will have its representative
tussle in the Chesrook-D defiance
struggle.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
WILMINGTON A o. Fleid b

Referee-W. Madden Tlmekeepers-
Preston and Roberts. Time OF halves
20 minutes.
SCORE BY HALVES
Wilmington A. c. ............ SID
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Referee-Jesse Mckay Timekeeper-
W, .; Plnder Scorer-D. Proud. Time
OF halves-20 minutes
SCORE BY HALVES.
New Castle II. S.............l7 17-34
i-P"oIlh '.-.ss'.f. .f.....-....... 1871
Company H.. c. A. c. team defeated
the Wilmington A. c. team by the
score Of 20 70 rs. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
ANe'iom:-
The thick are easy 10 see through


IT SURE is THE HOLIDAY SEA
SON. EVEN MOST OF THE SPORT
AGGREGATIONS ARE LAYING
OFF THIS WEEK.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Use the Wants Ads TO secure
agreeable boarding places and
apartments TO rent.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Possibly that is putting It tribe
too strong. II is conservative TO
say that pitching is 60 per cent Of
teams punch.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
California S Head Coach
Uses Very Unique System

The Critics corner" important in the California
the Pasadena the
holds telephone OF power
ful neld glasses
telephone Al the
receiving the freshman coach
watches the noting all the Jaws
his and in the opposition He communicates all his OBJ
coach everything
a situation Vital import
ance California Coach
personally the look
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Somebody must have beat
"Tubby" Gallagherts time.
The girls called or their date
for the first preliminary OF
the triple program at the
Auditorium.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

KEYSTONE CLUB DANCE
The Keystone Field Club will hold
dance this evening at the German
Han with music by Brown and
Terry Jazzoia Boys
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Pitching - the olsgest asset
ball club can have.
Some critics argue II Is rs per
cent OF a teams strength.
Possibly that Is putting It tribe
too strong. II is conservative TO
say that pitching is 60 per cent Of
teams punch.
In the spring OF last year. the 81.
Louis Cardinals suffered from poor
pitching. Manager Hickey only had
two men available for duty. For
several weeks the team was a tall
ender.
The hard hitting OF the Cardinals
nvailed them nothing. because the
opposition was taking greater liber-
ties with the 81. Louis pitchers.
Slowly the pitching stan began to
round into form. About mid-season
the Cardinals began getting con
slstentiy good work from tho pitch
| ing stan. Immediately the club be-
gan TO win During the last six
weeks Il was going stronger than
any other team in the National
League.
The experience Of the st. Louis
Cardinals during the 1921 season IL
proof positive OF the value OF pitch
ing. A similar lesson might be taken
from tho record OF the Cleveland
club Inability OF Bagby and Mails
10 come through spoiled the big
chance OF the Indians.
The decision Of Judge lands
which deprives the New York Yam
KEGS OF two such great hitters as
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel until
May 90, was a severe blow. a lot OF
pessinistic critics Immediately count
ed the Yankees out OF the running
In 1898.
feel that such belief II rather
premature. The Yankees will miss
:. Ruth and Meusel. The New York
owners. however. have taken steps
to remedy the loss OF the two star
outheiders. The addition OF Sam
Jones and Joe Bush 20 the pitchlne
stan should more than overcome IN,
oss OF Ruth and Meusel. .l--L
Tho former Boston stars should
be able TO carry the burden until
the return OF Ruth and Meusei
ID when the lands suspension Is lift
b ed, look ont for the Yankees" smoke
A team with the hitting and neldinr
, or the Yanles plus the excellent
pitching Il should get. certainly
: looms up as a tough proposition Il
beat.
The Yankee pitching star mex
3 year will he made up OF Mays, Hoyt
: Jones. Bush. shawkey. Harper, Fer
Q guson, o'Doul and Jolly. The frs
seven in the list OF nine pitchers
. won 10 games in tho American
= League last year
- Carl Mays heads the list with 2
A victories. Sam Jones Is next will
= 20. Hoyt won 10. shawlSey IS. Busl
Z a. Harper 4 and Ferguson 3. /
D will take some tall hitting 70 hoi,
! that bunch IN check next year. II
! addition Huggins has Lefty O'Doul
= who was the big noise in the coas
League last season. and Jolly. VIII,
e starred in the Texas League.
e II pitching is strength. keep you
= eye on the Yankees.
III -a-----
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

In the spring OF last year. the 81.
Louis Cardinals suffered from poor
pitching. Manager Hickey only had
two men available for duty. For
several weeks the team was a tall
cnder.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

II pitching is strength. keep your
eye on the Yankees.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

We nan into Buckley Comfy the
other evening and he displayed his
exceptional good nature by taking
exception to the New Years. resolu-
ton concerning him which ap-
pesred In Che Battleaxe the other
day. Yes Brc. ey seemed sore about
II. All we sai~gas that he was resolv-
ed that any basketball team he had
would practice. Must have wanted II
said that any basketball team he had
would not practice. Maybe those
resting under the redoubtable
Buckey's wing are that good Maybe.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

The hard hitting Of the Cardinals
avaiied them nothing. because the
opposition was taking greater liber-
ties with the 81. Louis pitchers.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Probably MACK" Mccall is the
most popular bowler we have on the
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Pitching Is the biggest asset
ball club can have.
Some critics argue II Is rs per
cent. OF teams strength.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

The two leading Independent
fives-Defance and Wilmington
Collegians-have arranged FIVE
game series for the champion
ship OF Delaware. The first tilt
will be staged next Thursday
night. The winner Of this series
can claim the open champion
ship. which includes league.
college, ct. al.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

There were two No. rs In the
lineup of the All-Amcricans last
night. The captain Is always given
the preference OF the first numerai
In the numbering of the Jerseys
Glenn Killingcr. 192O-2i captain at
Penn State and Kohlcr, fs21-22
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

The Yankee pitching stan next
year will he made up OF Mays. Hoyi.
Jones Bush. shawkey, Harper. Fer
guson, o'Doul and Jolly The first
seven in tho list OF nine pitchers
won 10 games in tho American
League last year.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

salcsianum sure has stepped out
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Carl Mays heads the list with 77
victories, Sam Jones is next with
20, Hoyt won 49, shawlsey IS. Bush
a. Harper 4 and Ferguson 3. It
viii take some tall hitting 20 hold
that bunch IN check next year. In
addition Huggins has Lefty O'Doul,
who was the big noise in the Coast
League last season, and Jolly. who
atarred In the Texaa I.eaglle.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Slowly the pitching stan began to
round into form. About mid-season
the Cardinals began getting con-
sistensiy good work from tho pitch
ing stan. Immediately the club be-
gan 10 win. During the last six
weeks Il was going stronger than
any other team In the National
League.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Let II be known that Johnny JEFF
fers has been admitted into the p. b
frat and will be entitled 10 all bene-
fits OF the organization
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

"Plant Juice" found his Christ
mas dinner hanging on the door knob
all dressed up and no place TO go.
Meant another sprint down 20 Sew
enth and Madison.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

feel that such belief Is rather
premature. The Yankees will miss
Ruth and Meusel. The New York
owners. however have taken steps
to remedy the loss OF the two star
outfeiders. The addition OF Sam
Jones and Joe Bush 20 the pitching
stan should more than overcome the
loss OF Ruth and Meusei .t--L.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Quoits-In this indoor sport we
had four teams. one in each division
OF the church League. In the first
third and fourth divisions, our
teams ended up in third place, and
the second division team ended NJ
within two games OF first place. Not
so bad. but 1t could have been bet
ter.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08
SCIENTISTS TO HUNT
EGG OF BLUE GOOSE.

Boston, Mass, June "a hunt
for the egg Of the blue goose
will be one of the odd errands OF
the Donald B. Mcmillan expedi-
ton to Baffin Land this year if
the hopes of the ornithologists
comes true. The adult blue
goose, a variety with a grayish
brown body that gets its name
from the blue-gray of its wing
coverts, is not uncommon in the
United States but the breeding
.haunts have never been a subject
of much speculation among bird
lovers and its nest and eggs have
never been observed
An announcement by Dir. Nc
MILAN that on his last trip to the
Arctic he had noticed ledgelings
of these geese aroused the inter-
est of students of bird life with
the result that out of the scien-
fists who will accompany the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08
DRAWS or TEl.EPATHY
Artist Sketches Accurately
Things She Has Never Seen.
Transmigration OF the Soul, or Theory
Of Reinoarnation, is Rejected by
Miss Sydney Dyke.

New Yorll.-If suddenly out Of no.
where came picture to your mind
which you proceeded to paint or draw,
that would be no very extraordinary
affair, would it?
/ But, if weeks later, in a new land
| perhaps or in q book Of photographs,
you saw the identical thing you had
painted-what would you say? Espe-
cially if your sketch showed an an
Gent temple or far-Off villa whose like
you have never seen before?
Transmigration Of the soul or the
theory of reincarnation might, by
some, explain such an occurrence. But
Miss Sydney Dyke rejects these theo-
ries, or, rather, says she simply doesn't
try to account for her memory" pic
lures.
On the walls of "The Oasis" at No.
10 East FOrty-seventh street, Miss
Dykes paintings hang at present. To
the uninitiated they look like very in
teresting Water-coIors of landscape
and design. But they are of two par
ticular kinds, those called symbolic
portraits" and others, memory pic
lures"
Sometimes I have thought" says
Miss Dyke, "that I have looked upon
certain scenes in another age, another
place. But, l do not like to talk of
transmigratiOn.
"Yet 1 90 believe in something like
a continuity of life. For instance,
there is the Villa d'Este,' the painting
over there with the cypress trees, a
little pond and villa in the distance.
When l made that had strong feel
ing that I must put pinnacles on the
building, although 1 thought they
would be hardly the thing. Later I
met some one who saw the picture and
discussed it with me.
81 wanted to call it the villa d'Este.'
We got q book of villas and found
that one really called by that very
name-a Fifteenth century building
had pinnacles such as I had drawn.
"ReincarnatiOn, as an explanation,
I don't ike The word is used by so
many takers that I must reject it."
Miss Dyke is a tall, striking-looking
young woman Of handsome and whole
some aspect. Her findings are not the
result Of incoming over weird psychic
subjects but have come naturally and
simply to her attention. She has made
pictures, the ideas of which Interested
her, and later found that they had an
odd significance. From that beginning
she perfected, by selestaaching, her
technique in water-eolors, SO as better
to present her subjects.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08

present expedition will be com
missioned to be on the lookout
especially for blue goose eggs in
connection with his other field
work.
The price that one OF these
eggs, hitherto unseen by civilized
man, would command, has not
been quoted, but Judging from
the enthusiasm displayed in ma
tural history societies over the
subject, the goose that laid the
golden egg will have nothing on
this bird.
Bafin Land is believed to be
the greatest breeding place of
bird life in the far north. In the
10000 square miles of interior
uneXplored by white men are
lakes which the Eskimos describe
as six days slcdge journey in
length, Cat least 100 miles, and
abounding in wild fowl.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08

Should anything happen to YOU today what would become
OF your famIy-would they be left in comfortable ciycum
stances or would they be dependent upon others?
l YOU saving today and put money the bank
each week from your earnings you will soon have money
g7Waen you wish any advice financial matters feel free
to call on and we will be glad to advise you.
~ Safe Deposit Boxes
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08
sorEhern Rantisf Meefing

Des Moines, Ia, Junee 8-Ful-
iy FIVE thousand delegates and
visitors from Baptist churches in
this country and guests from
Burma, Assam, India, China, At
RIGA and Japan and countries in
Central and Latin-America are
expected to attend the fourteenth
annual session of the Northern
Baptist Convention in Des
MONIES, Iowa, June 1928.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08

Freeman Fratlers Heirs "'tTs-
Va
Freeman Prathcr'S Tfe.--. Dts.
Pursuant To Judgment and ord
.cr Of sale entered in the above
styled action t- the Madison Ctre
cult Court At its Nay term. 1871
the undersigned commissioner
viii expose TO public sale to thc
highest and best bidder on the
premises at the hour Of Il O'Clock
4. m, on
Saturday, June %, 1929
the following described property 8:
\ parcel Of land in Madison
county, Ky. lying on the west
side Of the Kirksvilie and Ken
tucly River turnpike. and bound
ed as follows On the north by the
Gilead cemetery; on the east by
the turnpike; on the south by the
Gilead church, and on the west BY
til eproperty Of Mex Ray, and con
tanning one acre. On this land is
a good dwelling house and build
ings.
TERMS-Said property will be
sold on a credit Of six and twelve
the purchaser being re-
CURED to execute sale bonds pay
able to the commissioner with ap-i
prove dsecurity, and bearing 6per
cent intcrset from day Of sale un-
til paid, with a lien on the proper
ty sold to secure the payment of.
said bonds and interest.
R. B. TERRILL.
8 IS u Master Com. NJ. c. c.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08

A mass meeting will be held at
East End Christian church Fri
day night to discuss the school
situation. A large crowd is ex-
pected and every one is urged to
attend.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08
Getting Along Good

Women are as great sufferers
from kidney and Bladder ailments
as men. Mrs. Gary, Box DIR. F.
d.. No. MiddletoWn, N. Y,
writes Il had kidney trouble ev-
er since | was little girl, bat !
am getting along good snce Z have
taken Foley Kidney Pills. They
help the kidneys. Sold every
where. 80 'ss;;s:assss,s
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08
Southern National Bank
I'M. ROWLAND, Cashier

CLOTHING for the Armenians
may be left at Muncy's store. Box
will be packed Friday afternoon.
Miss Curraleen Smith Chair
man.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-08

Father Schultz, Mr.. r. ]. Nc
Kee and Mr.. Nelson Elder leave
today for a ten days visit to the
St. Mary's Centennial celebra-
ton.