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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
RICHMOND BOYS WALLOP
PARK VIEW AGGREGATION
Final Score of Deciding Bias.
ketball Game at Howit.
zers, 80 to u.
CLOSE GUARDING is FEATURE:
Neither Team scores in First Nine
Minutes OF PlRy-Locnls Run
Amuck During second Half and
Register IS Points

Takola Athletic Club. of Richmond.
won the independent basketball
championship OF Virginia last night
in the HowtzerS' Armory by defeat
ing the Park View Athletic Club, OF
Portsmouth. by the score of SO to IL
Park View came to Richmond with
visions of returning with the title
attached TO their belts. but the local
team displayed a superior brand of
basketball. and when the smoke OF
battle had cleared away had exactly
three times AS many points as the
visitors.
Close guarding by both teams
characterized the playing in the first
stage of the game. SO close did the
that 1t was nine minutes before
either team scored. Leech. OF Takoia.
finally eludcd Epcs and registered a
goal from court.
Dny Scores Three Court GonIs.
Led by Day. the visiting team re-
spondcd TO Takolas score by regis
terinE three goals from court 1t
was Day who Gagged the ball each Of
the three times. Days playing in all
three games between Park View and
Takola has been sensational and
lest nights contest was no cXccp-
ton. The fact ;hat the entire Takola
team was guarding him kept the
fortSmoutn lnd from ma King much
better showing
a four-point lead did not dis
hearten the Takola team, for CAPTAIN
Bill Wharton came back with two
goals from the court and Holiday
Gagged one. The first half ended with
Takola leading by the score OF to 6.
The Richmond team opened the
first half with a sensational ofrense
and goals from court came In rapid
succession. with the result that they
added twenty eight points to their
eight they made in the first period.
Park View scored but six points I'm
the last half.
Lecch md Wharton Are Stnrs.
l-eech and Wharton were the stars
Tor Takola in the second half They
excellent support from Holiday and
Woodward. Woodward Gagged several
OF the most phenomenal shots seen
here this season during this half.
Holidays defensive work during
this period was superb.
McIlhaney's playing at stationary
guard aided in keeping the opposing
forwards smothered. McIhaney's
work throughout the season has been
excellent. but he gave his best ex-
hibition last night.
Captain Roland Day and Epes were
the stars for the visiting players.
Lineup:
rakola Positions Park View
Woodward. forward Epcs
wharton. forward M. IIutchins
iioilioay ...... center ......... Day
Leech. guard ....... .Jordan
McIlhaney.. guard .Ashhury
Summary: Substitutes. Hutch
ms for Ashbury: Ashbury for l..
Hutchns: Lawrence for Epes; Epes
for Lawrence; EhmiE for Jccch
Goals from court-Woodward, 5.
wharton, 5; Holiday. s: Leech. .:
Epes. /: NJ Hutchins. !: Day, 3. Goals
from foul-Woodward. . in tries;
NJ Hutchins. j in tries: Day, in
= tries. Referee, Gooch. Time OF
halves. twenty minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Receiver S
Auction Sale
MONDAY. MARCH 90. 1922.
IL o'clock A. NJ,
AT SOUTH BOSTON, VA.

Will sell by way OF public auction
the property OF the Virginia Wagon
Company, Inc. consisting OF two
large brick factory buildings. scvon
vacant lots. finished and unfinished
wagons and wagon materials. finish
ed and unfinished bottle washer MIA
chimes. materials and patent rights.
All the machinery and tools in both
factory buildings and all Office fur
ntturc and fixtures.
Full description and particulars viii
be furnished by applying to me or
the Seymour Land Company, South
Boston. Va.
C. II. STEBRINS. Receiver
For Virginia Wagon Company. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Work ON New T-nnl. Court.

WIMBLEDON. March 4.-Work on
the new tennis courts and grand
stand ut Wimbledon Is being speeded
up for the worlds tennis champion
snip In June. Thirteen courts are be-
ing laid down with special turf
brought from the Solway Firth. The
srandstand when complete will nc
commodate $4,000 people. who will be
able to watch the games from close
quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

rms is solely the arena floor and
u"es not include the additional space
a.iins H. on which the various deal
ers and manufacturers OF automohiln.,
Will exhibit.
Inc show will he opened daily
.nrouGhout hc-entire week of March
% at o'clock in the afternoon. with
me exception Of Saturday. the clos.
ing DAY. when II will open at II
o'clock in. the morning. the show
SioH'hS III o'clock In the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
TRINITY WINS FROM
DURHAM ''Y" QUINT
Especial to The Times.D,s,a,cn,

DURHAM. y. c.. March 4.-Evory
man on the Trinity College team pcr-
iormed SUPPLEMENTARY here tonight.
and won from the Durham Y. NJ.
Z. a. team. which claims the cham
pionship OF the State. 81 to &C.
The FIRST half was II pip-und- tuck
arair, but In the secondhal the
trinity team drew steadily away
from the association men. The game
was played on the "Y" court. and
the 500 spectators were about evenly
divided between Durham citizens and
Trinity students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
BY BROAD ST. AUCTION HOUSE.
GOO West Broad Street.
AuctiOneers /,
We will sell at No PIP Eas, G;

We will sell at No. 2l2 East Grace.
TUESDAY. MARCH Z.
at . o'clock.
Mahogany Wardrobe. NJ a o & IN v
Dresser. Braes Bed. Twin Beds with
BOX Mattress. Mahogany Rockers and
Chairs. Axminster sNl2 Drugyets-
Kitchen Cabinet. 3-picce Leather Par
Tor Suit. handsome iO-piece Dining :
Room Suit. Mahogany Bureau and
Chinonier. Brass Crib. handsome
Spanish Gray Bedroom Suit, Hat
Rack. Mahogany Library Table. Odd
Scttec. Dining Room and Bedroom
Chairs and Rockers. Refrigerator.
lot OF Dishes and Cooking Utensils,
Ornaments. etc.
TERMS; Cash. Sales positive
BROAD STREET AUCTION HOUSE,
AuctiouccrR. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

consisting OF 100
tables Beans Sweet Potatoes Fish
Fruit Cereals c won on Table
In
Matches extra fine Venus Roe Herring
large stock Of Wrapping Paper
brands Cnrtice Clarks
goods Of all kinds
r
Also will sell Vim Truck
Delivery Folding
This
ana staple of
be
Cash. 1850 ~ ~
THE VALENTINE
Aucto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

think there Is enough time to work
up IA good crowd IN Richmond. so
ahead. II not, play Charlottesville
10th. and see whether can arrange
game here la>er. Hope guarantee
can be $50 as last year. Kindly
wire early as possible. so can
notify team.
tSiGncu)
CHARLES 4. WOOLLEN."
1t is apparent from this telegram
that as late as February l6 no game
was scheduled between North caro-
lima and Virginia except the Samo
played here February 20. which Vir-
ginia won. MIR. woollen merely ex-
pressed the hope that game could
be arranged for Chapel Htll later
This hope did not materinlize and,
owing to examinations, 1t was I'm.
possible to arrange the game. anu
this Virginia regretted as much as
Carolina. March was not even
tentatively agreed upon.
Athletic authorities Of Virginia
have requested the North Carolina
authorities 10 repudiate the article
appearing in The Times Dispatch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

d." pith. March TACK cur.
IN" GAed 10 own the wrestling game 49,
Dn,,,,,s. any more with the prcs"n;
"a. s,s '"' ~ c3niIoi declared today tha,
w. 'he commits ,on ruling permitting roll
ns hhu i';!ng 'oI!s. Johnny Flr.son r.,
,,,', W., has worried IN the few hIv
Dnc.s Hcih TIL. year. immediately rcn,tS
.nat ~ ths rules killed the game I, ,ic.
'.rH'u 10 ole. as these regulations a,e N,
"ii!y certain guarantee against tsLtnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Orch Ins Good Mnrknui

tBy United Scws1
NEW YORK. MarSh l. Hilary Greb. tho
Pittsburgh windmill went Nix rough
rounds TO a draw with his own shadow
In his nrst local workout today in prepa-
ration for the fight with Tom Gibbons on
March u. Greb will start boxing With
sparrinE partners Monday. liz ,renad
TO be In his usual good thapc and TO need
only mild workouts TO kc-v him on edge
for tho bout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Will Itcrume Operations.

PULASKI, VA. March 1.-THE
Bertha Mineral Company will resume
limited operations at It's plant at AUS
tinville Immediately with view to
going into more extended operations
In the summer. For the present only
one rooster and one zinc-oXlde unit
will be started, the company giving
steady employment to about forty of
It's employees. In the meantime the
plant Will be put in general repair
necessary from being shut down. ow-
Ing to business conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Ynie Swimmers M.k, n.,o,,

NE" HAVEN. CONN. March g.
new intercollegiate record for tn.
260-yard relay wcs established to-
night by tho Yale swimming team In
the meet with the College OF the city
OF New York. The fve-man Yale re.
Jay team. composed of SoIley. Gauss
hanks. Pratt and Jeilifrc, set a mark
OF minutes. 3-5 seconds. The old
record was minutes, 6l.5 second.
made year ago by the Yale team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Clearing Hons. statement.

NEW YORK, March i.-The actual
condition OF the clearing house banks
md trust companies for the week
shows dcnclt OF {12.05,.03O below
legal requirements This liz de-
crease OF s56.256.55o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Cold weather Halt. uro,xn.

MOBiIE, Ala, March 4.-Outfleld-
Grs William jacobson and william,
crS Eugene Robertson and Marty No
Manus. regulars; recruit pitcher
Claude Noel, of the ST Louis
browns reported to Manager Lee
Fohl here today. Extreme cold
weather caused the daily workout OF
the browns to be called off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
CUlLFORD FIVE LOSES
TO LYNCHBURC ELKS

Especial TO The Times
LfNCHBURG. VA. March =
Coach Doak talked abrrcls OF basket
BAH int" Guilford College ouint here
tonight between the halves and the
same team in the last half looked
IKE mob for II threw friEh, into
the local Elks. although they led the
hrst haf. rs 10 s. The Elks rot
along very wei until the score s;o,d
% 10 Fl. in their favor. and then tho
i"rhccis began to romp on them. for
'heE ran the score up to Il point of
winning while they held the Elk
scortieSs for nearly ten minutes The
wv" Frazicrs were the stars for Gull.
fora. and johnson and witt for the
locals VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

Ry virtue OF certain deed of trust
dated November 10th. 1921. recorded
In clerks Office of Chancery Court
of Richmond. Va. in Deed Book 270-D,
page 1872. default having been made
In the payment OF the debt secured
thereby. and having been required by
the undersigned trustee therein so
to do, we will sell. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10TH, 1922,
Commencing at 1890 a. NJ,
al Our Salesroom,
Broad St. Between Sixth and Seventh.
3-piece OverStuHed Chesterfield Suit
and Table, 9Hl2 Administer Drugget,
Mahogany Library Table. Mahogany
Morris Chair. 7-piece Walnut Cham
Der Suit. Box Springs and Mattress.
9xl2 DrugGet. apiece Ivory Chamber
Suit. Springs and Mattress. 10-piece
American Walnut Dining. Suit. exI2
Gas Range. Alaska Refrigerator. etc.
The same day. at 3 p. NJ. we will
sell at the Mechanics Saving Bank.
Building, Third and Clay Streets
(thIrd door. an uD-to -date Dental
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dental Chair.
Mahogany Dental Cabinet. Iron Safe
Roll-Top, Desk and Chair. Cluster
Light, Electric Fans, Dental Engine.
Laboratory. Lathe. Reception Suit
Drugget, Hat Rack. etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
JOHN II. BAKERY,
Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION COMPANY,
Auctioneers.
GEO. y, OLIVER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
SPORTS
W00DBERRY FOREST W|Ns|
FROM EPISCOPAL HIGH
lake Bitterly Contested Came
at Orange by Score of
"a to II.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
ORANGE. VA, March 4-The Wood i
berry Forest basketball team defeatedS
her old rival. the Episcopal High;
School. here today. by the score of 24s
Ito IL.
Throughout the contest Woodberrvk
was In the lead, the score at the end
OF the first half being 10 to 8 I'm her
favor. but tho visitors never gave upE
lighting bitterly to the end Episcoplhs
did not make field goal during tho.
last half due largely to the splendid
guarding Of Wren and weliborn fors
tho home Ave. Mountcastle's floor
work and Cobb and Dcvin shootincs
excclled for Woodbury.. for the Wis.,
TORS Bridges was particularly good
Lineup:
Woodbury.. Position. T.. HIpbhl
Cobb. ...... forward 1900. Norton
Mountcastlo. forward 800. Bridget
Wellborn ...... center ....... Tyler
"rcnn. ....... guard 49,. Mackwcllt
Devin. guard Richardson
Summnry-Ficld woodbcr7y.t
Cobb 60. Mountcastle. Dcvin (a). Ell
High School, Morton. Bridges t2),S
Richardson l fouls Cobb. 6 in o I
Tyler. in 8: Mackwen. 0 in 81
Ncferee Hatcher. University of yir-t
ginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

'''1''I"E! '"hIs rom toOr-J ohm
sosh '"), Lee %. witt t8. Holmes
Williams C2p. j. 6. Frazier IN
Mackie 90. ferreil 90. J. W. Frazier
-: Goals from fouls-Johnson. in
! Mackic, In :: j. ". Frazier 1 in
Substitutions-W Mood for johnson.
NliIiaus for Lee: Jamcrson for
tonnes Johnson for Wood: Lee for
ati!ams' Holmes FOR Jamcrson. Time
dinRcr. va 'cr-
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Battle Abbey"

'"nfcdcrhtc Memorial Institute
B9uievard and Remington .va,,.
Open 10 A. NJ. 10 s y. NJ.
Admission Is cts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

By SEYMOUR LAND COMPANY.
Realtors and Auctionccrs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29
IRVINE

To correct 4 rumor in thi, cOun
IL in regard to two road bond Is
sues To be voted ON the 18th OF
May. the following has been Civ
en- out: Some of our citizen.
seem To have had an idea that q
part of the bond money would be
used in repairing the court house.
Jail. but this could not be done as
ii would be a violation OF the law,
. misrepresentation OF funds. cy-
cry dollar of this sum and the
sum secured from the state will
he used OH the roads and bridges.
The bonds will be $4,000 and
the same from the state. making
S4S0.000 to be used on roads. Ar
engagements have been made al
ready to take care of the road
leading to Richmond and leaves
the whole amount to be used on
the other roads. The roads lead
ING to the Clark county line will
also connect the Powell count,
line. The road leading To the
Lee county line will connect witt
the other end OF Powell. The
road to Jackson will be by way
OF Station Camp Greek. The fiscal
court and the county Judge imam
imously decided at their last meet
ing to contract all roads subject
to the approval OF Joe ). Boggs.
State Road Engineer. iii event the
bond issue carries which seems
certain at present.
After the inter-county seat
roads have been built the branch
roads will be taken up and built
in the same thorough manner.
Every citizen that understand,
the situation is a good roads adj
voCate. There Is some strong OPP
position. however. but there j,
little doubt that large majority
will come out in favor OF the
bonds.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29
FRlEDA HEMPEL
COMING To LEXINGTON

She will sing at Woodland
auditorium, Lexington. Tuesday
evening, April 4, at Sis. in her
famous Jenny Lind Concert"
Her program will be the famous
program presented by Jenny
Lind at her debut in New York
seventy years ago and will in
clude the "Herdsman's Song"
generally known as the Echo
Song" The ariaS, "Casta Diva
from the Opera of Norma by
Bellini, and Grand Aria di Bra
vura by Benedict. Also songs
by Schumann. Schubert, Men
delsSohn and the celebrated
Prize National Song written eS-
pecially for Jenny Lind-"Greet-
ing to America" The program
closes with Home Sweet Home
by Bishop.
Miss Hempel will be assisted
by Mr.. Louis 7. Fritze. FlutiSt,
and Mr.. Coenraad Y. Boz, Plan
list.
Central Kentucky has been
fortunate in having Tettrazziui,
Galli-Curci. Evelyn Scotney and
now Frieda Hempel, all great
coloratura sopranos. In recent
Musical America "Who is the
worlds greatest soprano:" was
answered by number OF New
York critics giving the honor to
Fricda Hempel. James 1uneker
OF the New York World. said
The most elfortleSs opera sing
er before the public today. the
unrivaled Frieda Hempel.' Rich
ard Aldrich in New York Times.
and II. +. krehbiel, in the New
York Tribune. gave similar crit
iciSmS.
Order tickets from the Lex
ington College OF Music. Anna
Chandler Golf, Director, by mali
or phone.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29
K. E. A. AT LOUISVILLE
APRIL IL, Is, IA

The Kentucky Educational
Association will meet in LouiS-
vile April l2-15-l4. This wears
meeting Is expected to be a
great success. John ]. Tigert,
Commissioner Of Education. DIR.
William Mccall. Professor OF
Psychology in Columbia Uniyer-
sity. both former kentuckians,
and President Burton. from the
University OF Michigan, will be
prominent features in the pro-
gram planned for this meeting.
This is the largest organiza-
tion in the state. having a mem
bership last year OF 5.00S teach
ers. MI OF the faculty of East
ern belong. Why not ali of the
student body?
Exams at Eastern will be over
in time for the faculty and stu
dent body to attend the meet
ing. If it is the will OF the fac
ulty. student body and alumni.
there will he a special Eastern
dinner held at one OF the big
hotels in Louisville during the
assembly.
What say you. Fasteners?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29
PINAFORE WILL BE
GIVEN IN APRIL

(From Eastern Progressl
Mr.. Paul \. Barnes, head Of
the Music department, reports
that work on the opera Pima
fore Is gaining ground and
will be ready for the public
probably the first week IN april
"Pinafore" Is made TYP Of the
best voices in the student body
of Eastern and the public shall
be pleased beyond measure when
they hear the deep bass voice OF
Mr.. Herbert Higgins as Cap
tain. and the beautiful due, be-
tween Josephine and Ralph. by
Miss Christine NcIwan and Sir.
Ray Foster The following COM
pose the main caste and all are
doing the best of work: Vain
la Dcathcra-c. Paul Bush. Cor
don Bradford. Bill French Todd.
Sallic Gentry. Christine AicEw-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29
HEMBREE ARRANGES
BASE BALL SCHEDULES
Tennis Tournament VIII Be Held
At London, Kentucky
In May
(From Eastern Progress)

(From Eastern Progress)
Coach Hembree, OF Eastern
was in Corbiu Monday. March Is
where he attended a meeting OF
the Eastern Athletic Association
This meeting was called to ar
range the base ball schedule OF
the various schools in the Asso-
citation and to settle other minor
things. Fifteen games have been
settled definitely for Eastern by
/ Coach Hembrce with one open
date and one game tentative.
Four games will be played with
Sue Bennett Memorial. Union
College, and Western State Nor
NAL. Only two games have been
arranged with Cumberland Coz
lege but neither Is under contract.
Coach I1embree has contracts fCr
the games with Sue Bennett. Tn
sion and Western. Eastern has
prospects for a fine team that Is
expected to carry off the banner
in the +. X. \. \.
Vt the meeting a tennis tour
nament was arranged To be hell
at London on the Sue Bennett
Memorial court. about the first Of
MAY. Both doubles and singles
are to be played. These teams
will consist OF four Faculty rep
rcsentatiyes 1.-TWO men and two
women and four student repre-
sentativeS 1.-TWO men and two wo-
mem. Try-outs for the Maroon
andNhite team Will be held about
April lst
cumberland College was award
ed the championship in basketball
while the Union College girls car
ried off the championship in their
diyis on. Banners will be pre-
scented these championship teams
soon.
Eastern has also arranged sew
eral of her football games TO.
1922. The Maroon and White
play in Barbourvillc with the In
ION College eleven Thanks giving
On October 10, Western Normal
comes here for a game with East
crn. Cumberland College is here
for a game OH October 3. Tn.
season will probably open wit
Sue Bennett on the Normal field
This date will probably be SEP
tember 30. Several other game
will soon be arranged by CoaCi
IIcmbree.
The base ball schedule IS as fol
lows:
April S-Opcn.
April ii-Suc Bennett at London.
April Sue Bennett at London.
April s-Cumbcrland College at
williamsburg.
April 2e-WesIcyan College at Rich
mond.
April 2S-Union College at Richmond
April es-Union Collr-e at Richmond
May Sue Bennett at Richmond.
May 5-Suc Bennett at Richmond.
May 1i-Transylvania at Lexington
(tcntativc).
May 16-Wcstcrn al Richmnd.
May 1T-Wcstern at Richmond.
May 2e-Cumberland at Richmond
May 27-Weslcyan College at Win
chester.
May 50-Jnion at Baybourvillc.
May 3l-Inion at EarhourVillc.
June 9--Westcrn at bowling Green.
June 1O-Wcstern at Bowling Green.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29
II. Ray Foster and Herbert Hig-

III, Ray Foster and Herbert Hig-
gins.
The main caste is supported
~ one of the very best choruseS
obtainable. Much depends upon
the chorus whether it snaps into
the spirit OF the production or
not. With tho following people
in the chorus. it Is very safe to
say that "Pinafore" is going to
be the very greatest success
Narearc Lane. Alberta Allen,
Ann Wallace, Fern Stone. Beu-
iah Lowe. Virginia kalusy.
Martha Smock. Eloise Samuels,
Gilbert Marston. Henry Arnold,
Earl Bryan. /. b. Shearer. +.
.tIlcu. !. {. Ballard and Dorland
Coates.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29

again.
The Ladies Embroidcry Club
viii meet the first Friday in
April with Mrs. a. T. Chcnauit
ON East Main street. MI mem
bcrS bring work Tor instruction.
Mrs. 4. T.. Cheuault. Pres;
Mrs. Minnie g.. Miller. Sec.
East End NJ. {. Church
We have Just closed q very
successful week OF meetings.
Rev Williams gave Us good SER
vice and wc realized out Of our
meeting from all sources S12S.
The Woman Foreign Mis-
sionary> Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mamie Evans on
-Four Nile road Thursday. Mar.
50, at 3 p. M.
Sunday. April o. l,ii lc e. rally
for tEc pastor salary. lie has
only three more Sunday here.
Come and hear him.
There will De meeting -up-
per al the church Thursday o.
cuiu" Mar. so.
Come out SUNDAY. Th. r-.tor
will preach. SUNDAY school at
10: morning -crvic, ~ il; even
ING service al, 80 49,, wish tn
thank I'll 1rfg r--g. tIt. -....
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29

given sections OF the state study
some of their more important
problems during the slack win
ter months. according TO the
college extension workers.
Dairying. orcharding. farm
management, clothing and food
problems were among the more
important subjects discussed by
extension specialists who attend
ed the meetings to give talks
and demonstrations and lead
the discussions. The majority
OF the meetings lasted for two
DAYS while the remainder were
confined to single day.