davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
NO new DOG LAW
IS YET PASSED

Sheriff Elmer Dcath-ragc de-
,ircS To call attention oi dog
owners - the fact that the bill
cNcmptine one dog .rcc oi tax.
ha, not yet become law and
there i nu assurance that ii VIII.
It la, only passed the lower
House at Frankfort. Even If
passed by the upper house "r
senate. il would not become ci-
icctivc uptil June. tdvicc, from
Frankfort are that thc bill ha-
little chaac. To gct through ;hC
senate Sheriff Dcathcragc
wants To warn hi, GO" owning
friends that it's best TO come IN
at uocc and pay heir dog tan
and not take 4 chance of having
any actiCr taken aJain.t them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
HOUSE FINDS TAXES
To PAY FOR BONUS

Washington, Feb. lO-Mean>
oi raising S529.COO,CO) ior the
soldier bonus ha, been found y.
ihc House Ways M Ncans
Committee. "ftcr f'r',i,.f c,.n>i,-
Grafton al the proposed anca. ere
winch Pre- c,idcnt Warren G..
Harding says must not be enact
10 without containing 4 provision
for getting the money.
Here Is the present working
basis of the committee. develop
cd after information had been
gathered a. To the probable licld
oi the possibilities under Discus
sion.
Cigarette, at 50 cents the L.
900. S25.0O0.OOO: gasoline at /
cent gallon. $70.0COOO0: double
theater admission taxes. $500
900; real estate transfers at S2.CG
the 1000 valuation. S20.UOOCU:
chewing and smoking tobacco at
; cents Il pound. $5,0OOU0O: !
ccnt increase III letter postage.
.350.OO0.C00; stock aud bond tran
,act;ons. at unc-tcuth OF | per
cert. $64,OUp000 and. ii needed.
parcel post increases amounting
To S2O0C0.OC0.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
SONS OF REVOLUTION
OFFER NICE PRIZES

pcrryyillc. ~. Feb. 80 - Tic
Kentucky Society Of the Sons Il
the american Revolution. with
headquarters in Louisville I, Of
icring L. the senior classes uf the
high schools OF Kentucky. a schUl
arsh.p iu the University OF Louis
vile. the University Of Kentucky.
or Lincoln Institute. not to cN-
cccd the sumo OF one hundred ard
FIFTY dollars. for the hest essay III
the subject of The Patriotism of
Work" Beside this. there are
lour additional prize, ct furty td
lars each. Each high school iu
the state i invited to compete.
This /, a very timcly subject A.
we'll a> very interesting. Il =
also a good opportunity ior some
senior 10 help earn his way thru
college. The scholarship - wcil
worth trying for. The award viii
be ou originality. I'm essay Is
allowed each high school with ten
teachers or traction thereof in iti
faculty.
For further information ad-
dress Dr. Curran Pope. chairman.
lis w Chestnut street. Louisville
Nv. All papers must be in by
March !. 1922. ,.......
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
MADISON CHAPTERS
WORK APPRECIATED

Members Of the Madison cuum-
~ chapter OF the Red Gross are
pleased at words Of appreciation
of their good work from stare
headquarters. as follows:
February 4. 1922
Mrs. W. II. Order,
Richmond, Ky
Dear Mrs. Grider -
| have your letter February ;
with reference to report at Mad
ison County Chapter American
Red Cross.
Permit us to say that the re
port OF the Rcd Cross Chapter
for Madison is one of the vcrs
best we have received and r.
fleets great credit upon the peo-
pie OF yo.'r county.
We shall take great pleasure
iii making this report part of
the permanent war historical
records of Madison county.
Thanking YOU sincerely fui
sending this document. we arc
Yours very truly.
FRED c. CALDWELL
State War Historian
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
AGREED JUDGMENT
IN BIG WILL SUIT
Mrs. Catherine Hurt Gets 1850
BY Settlement-Cbarley Ian.
ter Loses His Dog Suit

The last two or three days IN
circuit court have been taken up
with civil actions. Court all
jOurncd late Friday until Mon
day. No more indictments have
yet been returned by the grand
Jury
Jamc Adams was given judg-
ment for $50 against Glenn Mil
lion, for injuries alleged to have
been caused 10 Adams arm when
he was cut bl Million IN All alter
cation. Ndams sued Tor $1,000.
a houu' dawg case occupied
much OF the court session Thurs
day afternoon aud Friday morn
ing. \ car belonging 10 ". T..
lu<on ran over and killed fox
hound belonging 20 Charley Lam
ter. The car was driven by FL
Golden working ior l.u<on at the
time. I.autcr sued Tor 500 dam
age io, loss Of the dog, claim
NIX that o was caused 10y uegil-
gent driving. The jury evidently
didn't take that view al the mat
ter. however. Tor they found for
luNuu.
An agreed Judgment was reach
cd in the suit of Mrs. Catherine
Hurt. Of Garrard county. against
Salem Ross. Of the kirhsyil!e ,cc
tiou. and other heirs 81 the tat,
Mrs. Salem Ross. Mrs. Hurt J.
q sister 81 Mrs. Ross. Ia her wiz
Mr.. Ro,, left all her property tD
the heirs of her dead sister. Mrs.
Wells. Mrs. Hurt contested. and
the agreed judgment give, hcC
$3.50. \ttorucy {. {. Wallace
represented Mrs. Hurt and Al
torncy s. K. Burnam the defend
ant.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
WE WANTED A CHANGE

We were getting dollar six bits Tor
We could sell every hide from the hoo TO the horn
We wanted Il change and we got il.
Wow we're getting quacrr for Its 50 cheap
That we burn it for fuel. warm keep
We can't sell the hides bury them deep
But we wanted change and got it,
The poor working pulled do eight butk day.
Nov he's darn glad to work for hall o that pay
But he wanted change and lac got it.
There kand plenty ior every mans
And warm food and shelter when the worl. Was done
Now millions idle heretofore there wa,
But VIC wanted change and we got it.
Mr.. Wilson spent quite long time over there
For peace ne Was fighting but what did sc care
We wanted change and cot it,
Now a! that VIC read ul golf and vacations.
Gay Wcck-endS at summer resorts and plantations.
Not what expect from the head o a nation
But We wanted change and We got it.
We were prosperous and harpy. well lcI aud gay.
Now millions Of children 20 hungry each ia
We wanted a change and wc got il.
Meanwhile we hear thi, 1T Wa ccrta io come
Rcactio nrom time" aud war three year, dom,
Ii NC wantc, lemon did pick
We wanted change and got it.
Omaha World Herald
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
HAYNES TELLS WHY
COUNTRY ISN'T DRY

Columbus, O., Feb. lO-"Apa-
thctic citizens" and "lcthargic
public officials" are the two out
standing dilhcultic, standing in
the way OF bctfer enforcement
of the prohibition Ew>, MAJOR
Roy Haynes, National Prohibit
tiou Commissioucr. declared m
an address here today at the
state dry enforcement convcn-
ton. Meanwhile. hc said. 80 pail
organizations are striving day
and night 10 accomplish that inn
possible feat ol causing the repeal
oi the 18th amendment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Some Farm Sales

In Montgomery county T.. j..
Richardson. real estate agent.
sold Tor ] ". Napier a small well
improved farm OF % acres six
miles east OF Mt. Sterling ON the
Spencer pike. to X. NJ. Mcclure.
OF Magollin county. for $1,000.
in Shelby county farm oi ~
acres belonging to Phelps ami
Jackson. ) miles south of Shelby
Vile ON the Earring Mill pike. sold
To y +. Heinrich for $1,000
cash Riggs Brothers place OF
> acres and improvements on the
Burk's Branch pike 2 miles north
uf SheIbyville. sold to Grant
Tinslcv. colored. for 5000 cash.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
DOBR0WSKY SELLS
OUT AFTER Is YEARS

After almost a quarter of a
century in Richmond. during
which time ne has amasscd Il
comfortable competence. \. Dob
rowsky has sold his business and
viii move tu Cincinnati Ia make
hi, home. His family have been
there Tor the past wear. while Mr..
Dobrbwskl waited hcrc until he
could find a buyer for III, proper
Iy. The purchaser IS Louis Gla7
zcr from Mississippi, and he ha,
taken possession of the store and
stock ui goods which Mr.. Dob
r"w,ky ho, operated 50 hong ON
First street. Mr. Glalcr comes
we'll recommended and steps iuto
4 nice business, and has the good
wishes ui everyone. The depart
use of Dob" aS Mr.. Dubrowskv
is known To- his intimate friends
removes a landmark from Rich
moud. Mr.. Dobrowsky and
family came To- the United States
from Russia over 25 years ago.
They first settled in Cincinnati
and then came TO Richmond. No
man was ever more law abid-
ing. upright and reliable business
man than this humble Hebrew
merchant. He leaves Richmond
with the esteem and good wishes
OF everyone.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
FANS EVIDENTLY DO D
NOT WANT A TEAM

Indications are that Richmond
will not have team i~ The ncv
Blue Gra>, League.
Many fans say they'd like
to see Richmond represented but
80 far no one has been found To-
20 To the front" and take hold
ui the work OF making an organ
izatiou. \ lot Of the fans arc
willing To- put mp their money but
it, a hard matter To- find a man
who j. willing to sacrifice his bus
mess and time and go ont ani
make up the money 60 attend To
the thousand and one details g.!
putting a team in the field.
Then there i, tho question OF a
suitable playing ground. Sever
al sites have been suggested bu;
there's some hitch connected with
n one so far thought of. \
lot oi moHcy would have To- he
-pcnt in grading. cor building Il
grand stand. or other necessities
to put the groulds in shape to
play ON.
The meeting called Tor Thurs
lay night at the Richmond Motor
Company was attended by cS-
artly four fans. Aitcr cau>a~>ir"
the situation. they decided thai
unless some one comes forward
tu take hold ui the matter and
give some work and time tu it
there is uu use gojn" any fur
thcr with the matter.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
TAYLOR'S VALET is
CAUGHT ON TRAIN
But Won't Acknowledge identity
Says He Knew Slain Man
and a Woman Did 1t
oRy Associated rrsssl

Topeka. KanS.. Feb. l0-A man
held in the Shawnee county jail
here, who was taken from a tram
Wednesday night. answers the
description OF Edward i. Sands,
secretary and valet to William
Desmond Taylor, murdered mo
tiUn picture director, officials to-
LAY amiC"u II.
! hc man gave ;hc name oi
Walter \. Underwood. He ad-
mitted hc knew Taylor but de
led he knew anything about the
murder He corresponds to CIV
cry identification mark. even to
scars un the check. Ia the de
Scription OF Sands.
"lt was a woman who did il.
Underwood said, when question
cd about the murder. II know
nothing about it but ii was jcal-
ouSy that caused IT," He said he
had been at Tayior's house sew
eral times attending parties
which lac said were wild. and al
which both drugs and liquor
were served. lie said lac had
seen both Mabel No-maal and
Mary M:lr, Mirtsr at Taylor
house bit not at the same time
Underwood maintains he lcit
Los Angclc, Wednesday night
shortly after Taylor wa, killed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Ravenna's New P. o. Building

Ravenna. nv. Feb. IU-J. I.
Morrison. OF Elizabethtown, ky..
has been granted a contract To-
furnish postohice building AT
this place. 1t is to be a briCl,
structure and fire proof. The
first floor to bc occupied 10y the
poStoiiiCc and the second and
third floors By lodges. The de
partment will lease the floor for
a term of ten years The build
ing will be completed about April
lSt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Fall Not To Resign

Washington. Feb. 10 -Sccrc
tary oi the Interior Fall tuda
took notice Of the widespread ru
mors ne is planning To- resign
soon from the cabinet. He said
he is not resigning ami did NOT
have the matter in contemplation.
His Official relationship i, salts
iactory 80 lar aS he knew. lie
added BE had received no olicrs
from ull companies.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Dorothy Dodd Shoes for La
dies included in the special sale
prices e. v. Elder.
Letter Stated His Body
Would Be Found In River

Grab Orchard, KY. Feb. 10
letter mailed ON the train. pur-
porting to have been signed by
Ed Lane. stated that his body
would be found in Dix river be-
low Lancaster pike bridge at a
spot which his clothes would
mark. Chief OF Police Thomp-
son and others hurried to the To-
cation, but failed to find the
clothes or other evidence OF sui
eide. Lane came here from Gar
rard county recently. 1t is said
that his wife and six children are
almost destitute.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Legislature To Investigate
Troops Conduct At Newport

Frankfort. Ky. Feb. 10 Scua
tor Jacob Mctzcgcr. of Newport,
laid before Governor Morrow al
iidavits and letters from Newport
charging members ol the nati"ntl
guard now on strike duty at the
Newport rolling mills. with i'm
proper conduct. II was said aC-
ton looking To a possible inycs-
tigation by tsc legislature proba-
blv will he taken a soon Il, pro-
per documents could bc drawn up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Irish Workmen Seize Depot

Cork, ireland. Feb. 10 Dis,at-
i,licd with the terms of the set
tlemcnt OF the Irish railway
strike, a group oi railway work
men seized the station here TODAY
Up To- midaitcrnoon no opposition
had been offered.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Floyd Transferred To Psris

Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Floyd and
son. Edward Pete" Floyd. NOV
cd last week to Winchestci
where Mr.. Floyd has recently
been transferred a. manager OF
tho Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company of that city.
This excellent family made many
friends during their residence in
our city who wish for them every
success in their new home.-Win-
chester sun. Mr. Floyd was
formerly manager here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
CARANAY SHOWS
UP CIVIL SERVICE

Washington Feb. l0-Momhcr,
ui the Civil Service Commission
were attacked in the Senate to-
day by Senator Caraway. demo
crat. oi Arkansas. who charged
they ARE prostituting their oi-
nee for partisan purposes. lie
added they are lending them
selves to a positive fraud; their
conduct i shocking
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
KeeFing An Eye On
Bolshevik Work Here

Washington. Feb. 9-The ac-
tivities of BolShevik agents in
the United States. in collection
OF FUNDS ostensibly for the FAM
inc relief in Soviet Russia, are
under observation of the Depart
ment OF Justice, it is understood
today
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Bsrbourvillc Man Killed
In Denver, Colo

Denver. Colo. Feb. lO-UncN
pcCicd reversing his course oi
travel along the trail Of the Auro-
IA tramway line short attire noon.
+. W. Jordan, 20 wears old. a well
To do invcIrtjlr 6f Barbourvilic.
Ky. walked 'slr!tight INTO an out
bound car and was manglcd ".
meath the wheels. Dcath was
instantaneous, I'he7 aufIoteit,
are puzzled Is q Whether Jordan
walked in front oi the car. inten-
tiouall, or bv accident. '
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
MADISON To PLAY
PARIS HERE SATURDAY

Both Madison III basketball
team, are to play Paris High
here Saturday at $50 p. M The
Paris High has one VI the best
team, in the district and ma,
make vcry good showing in
tic district tournament.
Madison Iii won botn uf their
games from Lexington Mulcl
Iii without much difficulty and
are in hopes oi adding two more
victories.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Dry Headquarters To
Remain In Lex ngton

Lexington, Feb. Y-A telegram
from United States Senator Ernst
at Washington to the Board OF
Commerce here today said there
is no movement on foot TO re-
move state prohibition hcadquar-
.ers from Lexington as previous
ly rePortel.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
The Weather

Unsettled weather tonight and
Saturday probably rain tonight.
turning into snow Saturday 4;
warmer in east portion tonight ;
much colder Saturday and Satur-
day night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
BRITISH TROOPS TO
GO TO ULSTER AGAIN
lHr AnaocIatcd prc-.l

London, Feb. 10 - The an
nounCemcnt was made IN the
House of Commons today that
Prime Minister Lloyd George had
notified Michael Collins. head ui
tho Irish provisional government,
that the kidnappingS in ireland
showed the necessity of the pres
cucc OF British troop, in Ulster.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
PUBLIC SALE

| will sell at public auction iu
front of the court house i'll Rich
mond on Saturday afternoon.
II. at 80 o'clock. )
good beds: range. good as new ;
| good heating stove; a lot OF nice
blackberries in jars and other
things too numerous to mention.
IS | A. DOBROWSKY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Feb. lO-Cattle
steady packing hogs 25c higher
Chicago l0-l5c higher.
Louisville, Feb. l0-Cattlc 400
slow; hogs. 2,l00: prospects
steady; sheep 50; steady; all an
changed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Calf Hops Like Rabbit

\ heiier calf recently born at
Jefferson. Ga. has only one eye,
no tail, aud although she boasts
four well developed legs and
feet, hops like a rabbit instead
OF walking as heiiers are gener-
ally supposed TO walk Outside
of that her owner. George VIII
hanson. says she is a pretty
good calf.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Mu, derer Admitted Crime
But Couldn't Tell Why
tIiy Assooi.-ssd FressJ

Ru,sclIvillc. ky~ Feb. I'D go
Robert David. charged with the
murder Of Ray WhitSom. at
Franklin, in September. was SEN
fenced to lie imprisonment at his
trial TODAY. Davi, admitted the
crime but declined to assign a
reason.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
ITO ELECT COUNTY
SCHOOL HEADS AGAIN
If Senate Concurs In Bill Passed
By House Thursday-Do-
mgs In Legislature

, Frankfort, Feb. l0-Thc Ken
! tucky House o. Representatives
Thursday afternoon BY vote of
10 To 10 passed Il bill TO provide
Tor the election ol County Super
irtcndcnt OF Schools by the vo-
J tiers. An amendment TO tho bill
permit, those now holding office
To continue until 1925, when the
first election Is to be held.
By a vote ul OS to II the
House passed Representative
Harry Meyers bill to prohibit
the use Of day light saving u
other than the standard central
time except OH proclamation Oi
the Governor. Mr.. Meyers made
Il short talk. in which he pointed
out the Inconvenience that re-
suited when some cities have
daylight saving time and other
do not.
Representative ". y. Adams,
who like Mr.. Myers, lives in
Covingtou. opposed the bill Oh
the ground that daylight time H.
{ ncinnali forces Covinston -"
Newport 10 adopt it. lie was Up-
posed To daylight saving tinc.
he said, but thought the state
would bc in the same position
under Mr. Meyers bill a. othcl
citica are now.
The House also made Speaker
James Ii. IhompsOn's taxation
bll a special order ior II U'cioci
FRIDAY morning. Representative
u. Il. Lawrence. Irigg county.
made the motion, saying TIM
thcrr are certain matters q! m
puriaucc which must bc made
special orders so that they i"d.
bc taken up with the proper care
The dcclaratury Judgment bi
va> made Il special order for y
O'Clock nest Wednesday
y bill to permit boards ot cd
ucaliUu oi second class cities To-.
borrow money oil the aniicipa-
sion al il, revenue was passed
by vote oi ~ To D.
\ bill advancing the pc:.s.un.
! Confederate veteran, aud their
widows from SIP To Sl5 mont
was passed hv = vote 81 " To- ],
rhc measure wa, introduced d"
Representative Brodic fayu- d'i'
also siyes pension, {" those "h'
were ,cquircd Co take the Fc'
crai oath oi allcg aucc in IL" la
wear OF the war.
'hc House adjourned at J:3"I
O'clock.
S,ua,ur II Y Bell, hIil g.
Strengthen the compulsory "dn-
cation law oi lG-n was brought
out a. q special order when the
Senate rcCUnveucd at Z O'Clock
after a recess for lunch. The bili
was passed by a yoie Ot 80 too.
Senator Gcorgc Baker cNpiaiu-
ed his bill go promote and 10 cN-
ieud the provisions of the vOca
iional rehabilitation law. The
bill would provide lnr the iral
;ng Of persons who have phyS'
cal hludicap,. Ilc explained that
no direct appropriation i pro-
vided. bat that the necessary !
funds would be procured from
compensation insurance. The
bill was passed by yot, ul z :
to o.
senator Newton Bright al
limincur... introduced tuncur-
rcdl resolution that the General
Assembly ask tongrcss 10 grant
farmers. planters. manufactures !,
and others who lost money I'M
1920. as well as those who lost
money in 1921. income relief tax.
The ruslution was adopted The
Sen; ,c adjourned at 2:l5 J'Clock. ,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Nine Guests Still Nursing

Redmond. Va. Feb. lO-'Ihc
death toll in the Lexington Hotel
fire Tuesday stood al six today
with nine guests still maccount-
cd for. The body of the sixth
victim i unidentified.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
No Tax On Bank Checks

(By Associ 1-'eSSj
Washington, Feb. l0-Rcach-
ing final agreement on the soldier
bonus. the House subcommittee
today decided against d tax ON
bank checks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
a Record Murder Trial

Anderson. :. C.. Feb. 10 Bar
ney Ramey. 10. was acquitted @!
a murder charge here to-day in
the shortest trial in the state. The
trial including drawing OF the
jury, consumed % minutes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
State Bonus A SpecisI Order

Frankfort. KY. Feb. l0-In the
House the soldier bonus bill was
made a special order for next
Thursday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Woman For Lynch Postmaster

Washington, Feb. l0-Margar-
ct Bondurant was nominated to
be postmistress at Lynch Mines.
Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

Biggest bargains of the year
at McKee's Annual Remnant
Sale beginning Saturday morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

Fresh fish of all varieties, Oys-
ters and al the defcacies Of the
season at Neff's. Phone 4sl ST.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

FOR RENT-One Office suite
and housekeeping fat. See C. w.
Goodloe. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

Ali Ladies and Childrens high
grade Shoes at reduced prices
E. v. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

RUBBERS at 49c while they
last. COINS Army Store, l25 First
street. It