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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
CADETS ARE, BETTER
GENERALS THAN STATE
Flying Squadron Outguesses Tarhcels at Every Stage
and Wins Handily white Leads Lexing-
ton Eleven to Victory

Especial To The Times DISPATCH
NORFOLK. VA. oct 2S.IShow
the stamina 10 go the distance after
being clear! 01; D'a yea. in the first
half and displaying excellent field
Sch"raIShip in alternating between
forward passes, end runs and line
drives. when the opposition began to
weaken, Y. NJ /, this afternoon de-
fcatcd Carolina state In the annual
clash lay the score Of II to o.
The Cadets shot their FIRST touch
down across the line midway of the
third quarter, and after state had
held one time. when their goal line
WAS threatened and kicked out. Full
back White broke into the spotlight
TO register the touchdown. breaking
through States center. shaking up
lass than SIX taClllcrs. aud sprint
ing seventy yards down the field
from his own thirty yard line. The
second touchdown came in tho fourth
cuaCtsr when the Cadets. after driv-
ing the bah down the field to the
hvc-yard line down the field Ia the
unable TO break down the Carolina
defense staged a short forward pass.
White To Ryder, for the needed dis
stance. F'ullback White registered,
the TWO extra points by placement
kicks.
Stnte Good nj start.
Carolina state made a remarkable
showing in the first aud second quar-
tcrs. both on the offensive and de-
fcnsivc.
In the first period they held the
Cadets every time they attempted
drives at their lines or around their
ends. making hNe first downs while
the Cadets failed 10 register one
At the close Of the scSpnd half
they had registered seven first downs
to three by the Cadets.
At tho opening or the third quar-
ter tn" Cadets BEGAN steady drive
that finally brought them victory.
They marched down the field in per
feet form to states one-ynrd line.
but here the carolinianS rallied and
held the ball for downs and kicked
out II was then that the Cadets.
not to be denied. started a second Of
fhnSiNr White breaking through for
his sensational run TO a touchdown.
In the fourth quarter the Cadets
continued their drive, clev"rly alter
mating their plays to hnnlly get In
striking distance, when Il perfect for
ward pass sent Ryder across with
the final touchdown OF the game.
Throughout the third and fourth
quarters the state eleven was on
the defensive in their own territory.
Occasionally they kicked out only to
have the ball brought hack State
also damaged their chances by aev-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

tContinucd from First raEeJ
plays We're eleven yards and Fur
man Pea Richmond'S total losing
j,aNS were eleven yards and Fur
mans three, RiChmuud's not gains
wer. Pa and Furmans 262. Rich
moud tried eight forward passes and
l'Urnan ten. Both teams were sue
oessful one time. Richmond and Fur
man made twelve first downs. Rich
mond was pcnallzed five yards and
fUrman ten
The Richmond team WAS remark
ably rapid in getting of their plays.
as were the Hurricaucrs. However,
the Richmond backs seemed TO have
more drive than the Furman backs,
and Hicgler, who is probbaly the best
ground gamer on the Richmond
team, repeatedly stabbed the Fur
man first defense for consistent
occurred this year before with tho
EXCEPTION OF several short gains by
Fletcher. Of Georgia
spiders Keep an Toes.
with all taken into consideration.
the NirEiniaus We're on tiptoc pras-
t!cally all inc time aud administered
a well-deservcd defeat 10 the Fnl-
mettO team.
Coach Dohson seems well sutis-
fed with the result OF the game. as
b." feels that the Hurricane was
slated 70 win over his Spider flashes.
and the reverse was true.
Jones the quarter back, was able
10 DIAGNOSE all OF the Furman plays.
and win his brainy forcthought. the
hiehmpndcrs resisted practically all
the attack OF The powerful Furman
hacks. The true statement is really
IN the score, IL To q.
Richmond Position rurman
Radcliffe LEFT end bradley
Carlton LEFT tackle. Howard
Booker. lef, guard. Cox
Bethel ....... center ricklcsfemer
Fric" .,.right guard Evck
Johnson right tack Mcleod Cc)
Teams Fright end .. Garter
Jones Co quarter back. Chewing
Ray ......... LEFT half. pote.t
%l"e l'r..... right ralr:. Waters
Sncad. ......ful! back Dempsey
Hni"ihls Tichem"r oAuburnJ refe-
rec; Back Davidson umpire: liam
met paN!dSunJ head l!mcsman
Score 10y periods;
Richmond ..0 3-l3
rdIIntu ............ o u O
scoring T"uchdowns-Fr Fray. TRY
f"r poiul dropHick Zicglcr. Field
goals I!"glcr ~. Substitutes: Rich
inond-HodEes for Johnson. Ruck.r
for Haic,ico Johnson for Hoo,er;
R"nins tor Rcams: Rocker FOR John
son Ritcl.nc for Fucker Furmsn--
Huruc', for howard. Howard for
hN"s Weston Tor Dempsey: Taylor
i"f 't"wNiHs Hicks Tor Bradley. and
A'eGurry for Poi1at Time o, PC
TlodS minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
BOXING
TOURNEY IS PLANNED
GBy Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.--An inter-
city baking turnain"nt between anna
t"ur ring talent from Pittsburgh.
Boston. Philadelphia and New York
VIII lac held In Madison square Gar
den. November 30. according to the
plans OF the y. A. L. here.
The titles Will he contested for
IN hve classes with one representa-
i've OF each city entered in each
class.
Joic Ray, national 4. 4. l.. cham
pion who made surccssfuj rInr
debut In Chicago. recently has been
invited 10 participate in special
match in connection with the tour
ncy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
THIRTEEN LEAN YEARS
END WITH WIN FOR
WILLIAM AND MARY

80 "S'''
corner giving The hall TO HIS. on tho
'N"-3aTh i.n". William aud Mary
was peDah2cd fDr holding Hamp-
d"n-S iducys ball and Day made iwo
ards Tyson adding six and ,hon
hlSi aown on the thirty yard line
i'.HH hinship made one yara and ~
son dnu Day ADDED seven and two
TeSp"ni!Nely a bad psss from cen.
Ter ioSt ten yards and II was " Il
NJ ball on nc twenty hyc-!nrd lin
irwin made two yards. lost on tho
next attempt and Levy mad. :,
hr"t down around left END White
inade three yards through Tho Inc
Levy and FLANDERS ADDED rnro. .nd
q PASS White 20 Jordan was rn.on,-
pete. u Wa tho TIgcrs' n5l on fbo
l"h-T*r6 line ana VII fumb!.d
HihnEinships punt, only 10 Yccoyar
and return 1--WE yards. me 49,,
quarter cnGcG with tho ball I'm WI.
liam and Nary's possession or IN.
thirty-eight-yard line
Second Qunr.rr.
Wh!,e made one Yard through lin.
JAILED 20 gain and Levy tor. 90
twenty yards around ie,t end Irwin
reversed and made thrcc around inc
opposite wing White added two and
levy was force ou, on the ten.y.rd
mo when Blankcuship made a hard
tackle.
Tigers BAN. and Sanders made ,
pr"iiy rum around tud for 4 fret
down hampdcn sidney drew nye-
YARD 90 side penslfS, Tyson re-
gained through tackle 4 tumble or,
m" next play caused Blankership ~
"ut 20 White. who returned 10 tn.
'ofiN-,ig ht-yarf line. white fpi
owed With pretty run arnund rIpht
md FOR thirty yards. bo!ng d"wnch
10y Day Levy lost two yard-. ana
yi mo next play. a pass irwin 10
!auhtrs uctt"d tnurndown.
"'NpA+u-Sidn"y was ponaliz<d bu;
sac ina'anS chose the gain anu fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

tailed to gain. William aud Mary
sent in several SUBS. After an or
"ide penalty, the Indian fun back
made thirteen yards through tackle.
White followed with thirty yards
around left end and Cain. who went
I'm for Hastings. made il first down
on the ten-yard line. White wen,
over in tow attempts, for the final
tally which brought the score to
1915.
AFTER several line bucks for short
salhs. the Tiger punt was returned
by White TO the twenty five VA I'd
inc. cain made one yard. The III
9ers were penalizcd iftccn yards for
holding. pass was incomplcted and
the Indians kicked ont on the TWEEN
ty-hve-yard line. TWO line bucks by
Tiger backs and the whistle ended
the game. Final score: william and
Mary. ~. Hampde Sidney, 6.
Lineup and summary:
w. & NJ. Hompden- Sitney
Chalkley go. left end. ....... Hurt
Chandler ....llt tackle.... Fuqua
rarsons .....left guard. Saunders
Todd ........ center.... MckeIwRy
RanEely fright Kuard.... Hall
Young right tackIe..... Stultz
Jordan ......risht end. Brrnnaman
Captain.
Flanders ..quartcr back. Tyson
LEVY .......lcft half. Sanders
Captain.
White right half. ..... Day
Irwin ...... fun back. BlanGcnship
summary: ScorinH--Willinm and
Mary. touchdowns. Hastings. :; Lev
w Flanders. Point from touchdown.
levy. !. Hampden Sidney. Tyson.
Substitltes-W n NJ. Charles Has
tinEs, Jenkins, kcister. Williams and
Cain; HS,-R Brennamsn. Hail,
Durham, Kent, Smith. Little. Of
ticials. referee. Hogan (Army): UNI
pire, Moss CIV. 6 ID: headlinesmRn.
witt NirginiD. Time OF periods.
hftecn minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
UNIVERSITY OFVIRGINIA
SHOWS BETTER FORM
Orange and Blue Comes Through With Punch in Con.
test Against Johns Hopkins at Homework
Field-Wilson Is Star

son. Brown for Campbell, Winston
for Fcnwick, Dietrich for Davis, Lit
tie for Walp. Touchdowns-Wl Wilson
Cd. Arnold. Try for point-Fenwick
drop kick). Referee. Shaw dart
MOUTH; umpire. O'Brien crcmpic
University. Time OF quarters. Is
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
AutomobIle nncer KILLED.

BiSBEE. ARIZ.. oct. 2s.--Howard
Dillman. OF Phoenix. was instantly
killed near Benson, Ariz.. late today.
when the racing car he was plotting
over Douglas Phoenix race course. in
preparation FOR n race Monday.
crashed into touring car. over
turned and was demolished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
Vt. I,nul Dn,Hna InInn.

l-AWtENCEV1LLE. oct. 2s.-St
Paul's school defeated Virginia Union
University, 1921 champions OF tia
colored intercollegiate Athletic AS
socia alton, byt the score OF 6 to o. here
today. Union was forced TO n dcfen-
sirc game. st. Paui's forward passes
featured the contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
Y. p. I. FRESHMEN
DEFEAT VIRGINIA

Especial ~ The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. oct. ~.
Virginia Folytnchnics' freshman
team defeated Virrinia's frst-year
eleven today. To u. Tech made all
or her points in tho serond quarter.
Ebert scored tn. lone touchdown.
following a hftccn-yard pass, Ebert
TO Moss ana then booted tho ball
between the bars for the extra point.
Just before IN" half ended NirSiulas
center made II high pass 10 10th.
standing behind the Virginia goal
and just az 10th gathered UP the
pipskin Hammock fell on him FOR
safety.
Virginia ontplaycd Tech through
out the second half. gaining much
ground. Techs forwards rallied.
however. when her goal was threat
cned lineup;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
ohio stntc D.fcntcd.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 2S.-Minne-
sofa upset tho dope Mt Northrop
Field here today. defeating OHIO
State . to o. The Minnesota team
opened n vicious attack ON, ohio's
line In the hrst period Hud pushed
over touchdown after march of
seventy yards M the Held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
PRINCETON TAKES
CHICAGO IN WITH
3-POfNT MARGIN
Continual from First Page

CONTINUED from First rageD
the whole Princeton team vas put out
OF position or off balance bv this
play. Caruso was sent into the
lineup TO add the extra point. hut
was slow in starting his dropkick
and 1t Was partly blocked by Baker.
This left the count. Chicago, L.
Princeton. T.
Tho Maruons scored their second
touchdown late ia the 1hird period
Pyott began TO outpunt Clcavcs anh
penalty set the visitors back to
their siN-yard line. Clenvcs' put
VAS short and bounded back to the
twenty yard line. John
Thomas WAS sent back into the game
Mt right half. and til. Maroon root
ers rose en- masse. singing and beg
gina for another score. Zorn and
John Thomas responded nobly, carry
ing the ball over in Ave plays.
ryoits dropkick was a poor at
tempt but the score WAS. Chicago
is; Princeton. I.
Gray Make. Long Hun.
Again the tide turned Dawson
replaced King and pass.d the ball
wide. Gray grabbed it and ran
forty yards for the Tigers second
touchdown. Nowby kicked the goal.
ana the Tigers were only four points
behind.
Then Chicago began it's gallant
drive FOR princctou's goal Taking
the kickoff on their own forty-yard
line. the Maroons. by nvs successive
passes. one Of which wSs turned into
a penalty for Princeton. put the BAH
on the Tigers Vineyard line. There
were three downs left In which 10
cross the goal. Two downs nettsd
four oi the necessary nye Yards.
with only one down to make tho
coveted yard ana with the Anal whis-
Tie but minute away the Princeton
'ine held the plunpinp MRroons. and
moment later the game was over.
chicago. Position. Princeton.
l.smpc ...... left end GRAY
Fletcher LEFT tackle .Tr,a,
P6rdAl'k. loft auard Dickinson
Hins .. center ,ford
WIS 80. rtyh puard SniveIy
Gowdy 49,. r!Sht tackle Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
Special to The Times Dispatch.

BALTIMORE. Oct. aS.-virsinia
scored l!-to-o victory over Johns
Hopkins this Afternoon on Homewood
Field
The Orange and Blue. under the
ecncralship OF Mccoy. In the first
half and Foster In the second. dis
played complete reversal OF form
from the last two Saturdays, and
had little trouble scoring while
keeping tho Blue and Black always
at a safe distance
First blood was drawn i'm the see
ond period, when Davis fell on
fumblcd punt, and Arnold and VIII
son pushed the ball over. Foster.
who took MCCoys place when the
second quarter opened. began an air
attack and sent a long pass to AR
mold. who ran twenty-five yards
across the line. In the final period.
Maphis intercepted pass on Hop
kinS' twenty yard line. and "a Sc
rics Of plunscS by Foster and Wilson
allowed the latter to score his second
touchdown.
Grunge and Hue FumbIcs
Though not able TO do away with
all fumbles, Virginia played more
even game OF football than she had
since the Princeton game. and held
Hopkins TO two first downs. while
earning ten herself. The forward
passing game OF ;he Orange and
Blue seemed TO sweep the home team
OF IT'S feet for while and enabled
virginia TO make long gains
punting duel opened the eame
and Il.
riod with Virginia getting tho edge
aud pushing the bail into Hopkins
territory. The first quarter was
scorci"ss. but early in the second q
punt from Maphis WAS knocked out
OF bounds by AN Ovcrehgcr Hopkins
hack. and Davis slid out in the cinder
track To recover 1T. Gains by Ar
mold and Wilson, n penalty for Hop
hins' ofGside and two more advances
allowed Wilson To push over the
FIRST touchdown In two weeks.
Fosters two passes Melted the
second score. fling to Davis for a
gain Of thirty yards. and soon after
another To Arnold and raced twenty
nNe yards Tor tally. Fenwici<
missed his ilrst try at goal, bu, mad.
the second good.
The third quarter passed without
Maphis Intercepted Bonner's pass.
wilson gained four yards and Foster
ran around end for six, making A
hrst down Two more plunge. hy
wilson and tho ball had advanced
another ten yards. within 1--WE yals-
"f tn" goal. when waIp pushed =,
forward half way and Wilson car
ri"d 1t over a second lime. Fem
wi"k's attempted dropkick WAS
blocked
virginia Bnrlheid Doe. We'll.
Nirsinia's entire hackhcld worke 4
Together better than ii has this sen
son anu c"ntraS'ad sharply with the
!""r "Hensc Of the Hopkins backs
wilson was the hest gamer through
tic line. with arnold only It'll.
rchihd until injuries forced him on,
OF the game Maphis outpunted
Turnhuil, and Walp. oppleman and
Little al contributed their share.
In the Orange and blue line tn.
work Of Davis. Captain Hall and
BLACKBOARD showed up to the best
advantage.
Hopkins could gain through the
Inc only occasionally, and were
forced To resort To many fakes.
Walhcrt and Cromwell showed up
as the best of the Hopkins line.
there being no outstanding player in
the hackhcld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

wood left end. McClanahan
Holly 800. left tackle. ..... Lacy
Pumphery .lcft guard 49,. CoCkreii
Gaines ....... center. .... Thurtcil
Moore right guard -. Bartlett
hammock right tack L. -. Weaver
I.inkOuS -. right end ..... Dramblr
Ga llup .... quarter back ...- Bruce
Breshanan ..left half. Tatum
Evert ....... right half. $50. Taylor
Mndd ........full hack. .... Burr
Summary: Tech scoring touch
down Ebert. Point from try after
touchdown - Ebert. Safety = Ham
mock. Referee, Harrison. Umpire.
Smith. Substitutions. Terh--Sennctt
for Gallup: Kite for Pumphcry. Vir-
E inia-r. McClanahan for IIncy; Cur
tis for Taylor: Carey for Bruce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

put fortunately they did not directly
lead TO any % the scores. 1t was
plain that under the severe drive
ana excessive heat the Carolina team
weaken
Long Fractures Wrist.
Long, on" OF their maInstnys, was
forced out In the third quarter. when
ne sustained fractured wrist. 1t
"HS AFTER Longs retirement that the
Cadets began TO sweep their oppon-
ents from the path leading TO vie
tory.
The outstanding star Of the game
for both teams was Full Eack White,
This big fellow. showing signs oc-
casionhlly OF needed experience. is
extremely speedy and hard To han
ole. Repeatedly he drove through
the state center and tackle or tried
end runs for good gains. His work
broke down the defense and finally
led TO III scoring. Ryder. Farley and
Carlton also looked good for the
Cadets. Red I.atsiter. Floyd. Raker
and Parks looked hest for Carolina
state. AS whole the team deserves
credit for the stand made against
superior weight
The good spirit between the two
teams was mark I'D. Real sports
manship was displayed and the plays
rcma rkahly clean. Only minor pen
allies were necessary on the part OF
officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
TECH STAGES MARATHON
RUN AGAINST CATHOLICS
V. p. |. Eleven Runs Rough
Shod Over Washington
Team. 1910.
Team, 1910.
IBy Assoclated Press.l

BLACkSBURG. VA. Oct. 2S.--Vir-
sinia Tech ran Wild today over Cath
Ollie University. smothcrins the Cap
ital city team 10 the tune OF 73.to-3
score.
Catholis University played tight
ball in the FIRST quarter and the Cob
blcrs we're held to single touch
down. After this stage the game re-
solved itself into foot race for the
speedy Tech backs
Lineup and summary:
Va Tech Position Cath. u.
Hardwickc. left end .. Moore
Tilson. left tackle. Whalen
Moore LEFT guard May.
bakcr ....... center ....... Efforts
Shcretz. fright guard. .Tobin
Moran riRh, tackle. Nosanagcr
Rhodes. right end Lynch
wallace. quarter back. brennan
sutton. LEFT half. - trccney
Rutherford. right half. Smith
Gettle ..... fun back. .. Ncary
scoring: TouchdDwns-wa
Geitlc CD, Florv t2). Rutherford I2),
Saunders go. Try for point-Ruth-
erf"rd 90. Wallace, Owens. Officials.
Gass G-"h'Sh), referee: umpire. Ap-
pie tMichigan; head lInesman, lizard
CIV X L.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
'OMYNlON TEAMS HA We PERFECT DAY AGAINST ALIEN
GENERALS EASILY BEAT
LYCHBURC HORNETS
Washington and Lee Scores
53-to-0 Victory, Using
Straight Football.
[ Special to The Times Disuat,b

!'pccial 10 me Times Dispatch
LrAlNGToN. VA, Oct. 2S.--play-
'"S 'ncir last home game OF the sea
son. the Fighting Generals used a
steam-roller attack with telling eff
rect on the Lynchburg College Hor-
nets here today. when they piled up n
53-to-O score on them.
rhcre were few spectacular plays
during the game. the longest run
being made By Monk MattoX At one
TIM" IL looked az II Clark. Of Lynch
burg. would duplicate when he got
away Win clear field. hut he was
run down and tackled by Hamilton.
The Generals attack was particulars
~ efficient. with Mcmillan and Mat
toX carrying the ball. but their sue
cess was due in no small measure to
the perfect interference given by
Hamilton.
The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

SUMMARY ShpSll'ullunS: V. NJ. L.
Hammond. Faulkner. BRIGGS and Me
tracken. \. & E.-i.assitcr, NansAnt,
Maker, Wallace. Dill. Morris. O'Brlan,
Honeycut. uchdownS-White and
Ryder. Plays for extra points from
touchdown White ta), by placement
KICKS. First downs-N. NJ l., l6;
Carolina state, II. Forward passes
completely. NJ. l.. 6 out of II; Caro-
una state. out Of 4. Penalties
v NJ. l. 10 yards: Carolina State,
10. Onicinis--Barry (Gcorgetown).
referee; Gooch Nirginin), umpire
Bthel CIV. Il H. head lincSman. Time
OF uarttrs. Is minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29


and Lee. Position. Lynchburg
Aboogast =. right end nottingham
Potts. right tackle ... Draft
WnSener... right guard $50. West
lcrrE.N....... center ........ Clark
walters. left guard -. Harmon
Tilson. left tackle HankinS
BemiS. left end ........N Nee
Frew.. quarter hack Cromwell
Mattox..... right half -. Kitchen
Mcdonald. left half ...... Witt
Cameron. fun back Woodside
hdowns-Cnmeron, MattoX CD,
Dawson ,2). Mcdonald. Mcmillan. Try
for points-Dawson "a. Bcmis. Field
goals-None. Substitutes: Washing
ton and Jcc-McMillan for Frew
Taliaferro for Mcdonald. Dawson for
Tnliafcrro. hamilton for Ma,tox
Ben,is for Walters. Hankins for Terry.
Faulconcr for Dawson. ToGcl for wag-
encr. Atkins for Noccl, *. Thomas
for Bcmis. Assury for Tilson, Taylor
FOR Potts. l.ynchburg-R. Noe for
West. Goose for Clark. Swart for
Kitchen. Gibson for Nottingham.
Newcomer for Clark oliver for witt
Officials Bcrtchcy (N. NJ. -, referee;
Reed lN. NJ. -. umpire Twnmbly
OLchleh. head lincsman.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-17
Woodruff Succeeds Dave Jackson

An Kentucky Masons arc in.
lcrc,tcd in the official announce
mcut just made by Fred W.
lIardWjck, grand master of the
Grand Lodge oi Masons OF Ken
lucky, of the appointment, Of ~.
cX NJ, Woodruff, of Louisville. as
grand secretary TO succeed the
late Dave Jackson. who died sud-
dculy on January .. Mr. Wood
ruff will se-ve until January |,
1923, and will be installed Friday
night in Crescent Hill Lodge No.
$50. on past masters night when
many Masonic notableS will be
present. Mr.. Woodruff is sec
rctary OF the Kentucky & Louis
vile Mutual Insurance Co,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-17
IMPORTANT CHANGE
IN GARAGE BUSINESS

Announcement Is made in the
adycrtiSn NC columns today oi an
important business change IN
Richmond. Burton Robert, ha,
sold MS garage and auto repair
shop and entire plant at the cor
chr OF Water and Third street
to Mes>rS. II. y Cook and !. y.
Cook. of Horse Cave. who also
have associated with them W.
y Multi. an experienced autpmo-
bile mcchanician. Mr.. Roberts.
however. retains his agency Tor
the famous Buick automobile
and the title the Richmond Buick
Company. The three gentlemen
above named come tu Richmond
with the finest sort OF recon
mcndation,. and being cNpcricnc-
ed in every line OF the big auto
mobile industry and hu>tlcr,.
predictions are beng made that,
they will enjoy an immense dc.
gree OF success. They make
make their formal bow To the
people Of Richmond md Nadi
son county in a large advertise
mcnt on another page.