Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
BUSINESS MEN
ON JOB AGAIN
Enthusiastic Meeting Sets On
Foot Plsn for Oresniselion
Of Chamber Of Commerce
Richmond Is 10 have another
, hambci ~ Commerce

ga VntlNsiaste meeting ot bUsi
MSS mvA Mondas night The at
eyndame Was 80 latgc that ad
4 mmvnl had io le taken rou
30 dlrCyOFs reOm Ul lhc Stats
Rank and t1Ws Gompam ~ lh'
\WrWan iVpfN mll Sonil
mCnt Was unanimous tot thV OF
gHmFallm ul a vomuuWlal hudA
lN law, anil regulations Tor mem
igr,hp VIII hc such thai every
uuFUn ui Richmond AND Madison
CvuniN viii hc aide a. Join ant
haVc lau in working tor thing
iaal vnll mCau more prugress aud
more prosperity iur The cnlirc
community
4 l. lurlcs was unanimously
rhusCn 90 preside over the meet
ing ana :, NJ Sauilcy acted as
secretary. Mr.. TurlCy briefly
>kctChcd the uld Chamber ol Com
IUcrcr and causes which lead to
ii> ID solution several years ago.
Ion much expense seemed So bc
TIC eau e. assigned and and it was
generally agreed that IN TIC inak-
iRg vi tlns new organization this
feature viii ,c hooked after SO
tha; there may bc no dram ur
>irain upvu the business mcn ia
keeping the body alive aud gDine
Mr lurlc, called iur Suggcs-
bs1Uus and ideas from Nariou-
prpmlurui l'u~.nc,- men. x. ~.
Emlrcc. ui illc Richmond Nelch
Niure. tlcrlarrd that ono ct tho
principal nccds Ui Richmond wa~
a live Chanbcr 81 Commerce.
Hc Said he uas particularly pleas
- gu sec su'h = largc attcudsuCr
I'd il.~ 'u u,uc-- Wcn. DR.. Homer
". sTpcuicr. pastor 81 tho First
Christian church. declared that
that there hal been al Uvcrplu,
ui iniividualism IN Richmond ami
Madison county with al gong
,ncIr pun g7 Nr;r the need Is.
l'c declared. =, ivr organization
at tifc Tdi,ius.l iBl.rs INT"
commercial club. ihC srouyn-
t"rcihrr ~ the CuuImunii. rujcr-
C-f~.
Dr. x. l lciIord. pastor cf iiIr
FIRST Presbyterian church. dcclar
Cd tliat ili> ioruard-lOokiug
crowd ct men could uut over an,-
lhiuc ,hc. went after. Both min
i>icrs promised their hearty CO.
operation in ANYTHING that might
, C dcBc alung these linc>.
la:uc- II. il.l.i:un. = mcuitc.
81 il~ CIT, Courcil. told OF the
work of "a, old Chamber Of
4 yuncrcc. he aid that matter
came before tic city council
uhscl' ~iiOI.i j., passed uuCn %,
Re yrgan:z..i business men Oi
The C"a.muni,v. and hc felt that
suca au ury-r.ization a. = u"u
proposed aroI-' could work villi
the ci;t uuimC.' 10 ultaju maut
,binS ior jac -jlcrWcui oi 90.
cifv.
Mato~ Nsiam O'Ncil said
thai m7iic;~ ceu- up daily III hi,
official worI- 'n@' should ic c.
,iprScd l., e. trdmbcr ot CON
ncrtc. * and lla, the cit, a,I
min:>jsaif0a h-1ldics these iluug-
Inc be-; q, can. bui that the CO
operation " ,he organized busj
ness men Uprid mean Il lot ui
better tl-ng- Speaking uf ilic
proposition tlat came up some
week, agp ahOui the rjmiul .iiai
the l.. & y. WIS preparing 10
move IT. s;rpps from RavcnRa
and Paris. ..ayor O'Ncil sail
that the management at Louis
Vile had mt Jrmcd him that tlc
roaG has 10 i,3ca whatever of
taking an S,lch action. AMI there
j. nvtlIu7s krhmUBd could DO
about the matter.
Chairman hurley wanted to
know whcthUr the business ncu
ihvught that AZ expert organiz-
a s'iorid ~. brought here 10 gc;
Tho Cham1cr ot Commerce gong.
au,i OUTLINE = ;guyram. etc. Il
was estimated that the cost Tor
such nan voul,i bc about $500.
and after him would coiuc tllr
question - a ll.ch salaric,l scc-
rciarv. Mav,.s O'Ncil had rcad
a letter &c l,aG received from
such a man offering TO come
here and - tti. work.
Following slloit talks By Mes
Srs. Arnold, Goidcn. Saufies.
Ilaiailton. Caldwell. Tudor. Ed
CT, Forbes GEORGE and others il
was decided that there are
enough Drains IL Richmond TO
put this organization on SCOT
without brlnging in an outsider.
Il was Suggested that the plan.
OF organization OF the old Cham