Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
WOODS TALKS ON
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Richmond's Famous Ex-Mayor
Talks On Vital Topic AT
Union Prayer Meeting

people of Richmond and Madison
county some sound advice on law
enforcement at a union prayer
meeting OF the uptown churches
of Richmond "Wednesday night.
Mr.. Woods was heard by a very
apprcciative audience. and receiv-
ed Il most cordial reception from
his many friend, here
As cx-mayor Of Richmond and
prominent all his live I'm move
mcnts for law enforcement and
the uplift of his felloWman. Mr..
Woods is an authority on any
phase OF this most vital question
of present day times, that he
cares 10 discuss.
Mr. Woods frankly said he came
without invitation. or suggestion
from q soul, 10 rouse anew the
Guc spirit OF devotion tp law and
order which marked the era Of.
l9U)-lglO. when the ewes not.
only OF the state but Of the ma.
tiou and Canada. were watching
the experiment of Richmond with.
out licensed saloons. The hope
of friends and the evil prophetic
oi enemies OF uo-liccn-c were in'
the cruciblc ui trial and expert
mcu,atiun. and the city was uU-.
dcrguiug Il revolution morally. ID
uaucialIy and physically Fer p
generation The business OF selling
whisky openly was IN partnership
with every other business IN pay
ius the taEc- of schools and GOV
crumcut. the saloons paving one
third ri the total cost. To close
the saloons and shut off this sup
piy OF tavc, VA, q ~criuu~ matter.
udl thr question OF money was
settled 40 the polls by putting
manhood above money. children
above COIN. and women above The
Wa,htuh. Therefore Tor >i>lccu
wears past. children have been
dhic i' say lHrt never -7" "I
open -''"n" in Nl''ii""lt Ofinr
ia. diminished and needles, ~ui-
.'I''2 '.'i'ed more gui'"''H are
ODD school and prosperity 'nd eN-
P'ns'"n c'eryWay. despite pres
''i' war Ic.i'iis' i'''H 'i'' PI'''"'
'p''i- " l' ""'''a '"i, Too D,
''r" l' iiic N,'H'"'h' 1' '''''' ''
''al Leu "i'" '''''' up ''''' ''
counted.
N'T. " o'ds UiS'a '"c '',''" ING
~ '" insurance P'"'t against "'
''@l "i the great reforms '''''e'
''h'h mere ana e's'" ,''
.'n-''h'c personal az .i.''''
"a '"!5 per cent P'o",o''''n'
ever w mere az "'i''e' ~ Dung "'''
lSn'nE cEpeaili''>' everywhere /
'E' q Io05 per cent american '
war.
Corporation Nii" 'ii'ri- in
''l,"F'i.iS ana P'">'''''.S 3 I
" ''l'er ''I'.' '''I negroes "eN'. I.' !
'i''a'Hn pl pr'h'oiii'h idN7 WIN /
''it P'rii'ity OF rear "' -1'''.
'usi1v'- oT PoI'''gai los N''p I
'e majority on Ji'e s'oe %, %, lc'''- 4
'eraii'e' '"In GH' 'he F'"''t"' ;. /
lamp "u' liIeH business ''.'
l"rce thcn' INTO honest "ccup'-
IONS "I INTO me penilehii'Tt' on /
.Nc r"cA piles or Int' hotter 'il /
mates :
vote ~trctIy Hr>l ANA "li3 Tor :
"cn tried and true and courage
.ou- lu law enforcement One
'coundrclly lyPocrlt Tor enforce
ment oii'cer Is worse than a case
jt small p"T or yellow fever nj
.argc.
Best men. ~o-Calied good clti-
zcnS. show 1t 10y Willingness tu
serve on IurIcs when summoned.
and then give offender, the limit /
Tor hrSt oitense against temper
lnce laws. the best way To Keep /.
.hcm from second oitenseS.
Criticize Negligent officers.
but encourage the CitlClcut ones /