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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
LENIN AGAIN ACTIVE
AS HEAD OF SOVIET

MOSCOW, oct. 2.-Nikolai Lenin
has returned to active management
of affairs Of the soviet government
of Russia.
Back at the Kremlin. seat of the
Moscow governmental a heavily
guarded and attractively decorated
pavilion on the roof-the bOlshevik
dictator" will preside at a cabinet
meeting tomorrow for the first time
since serious illness caused his tenn
porary retirement many months ago.
Arrival of the head Of the soviet
was exceedingly quiet,
owing to Lenin's dislike Of ceremon-
ials. In an automobile, accompanied
by Madame Lenin and his sister, he
passed practically unnoticed through
the streets to the Kremlin. A few
intimates welcomed him, and he
inspected his sunny. glass enclosed
quarters. which are arranged so that
he may walk constantly in the course
OF completely recovering his health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

ham and family. Mrs Lima Mason.
Mrs. Anna Tucker Mrs. Fred Rik-
ert. Mesdames w. A. Smith, George
W. Minister, NOlcah Weaver and
Clarence St John, Lyman Brown.
Arthur Sattler and families and
Mrs ". j Turtle
Lee Brown, son Of Jefferson
Brown, died Monday morning at his
home here. He mad been i'll for
several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newton have
moved to Fairplain. Benton Harbor,
where they will make .heir home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

The police department Is now
taking care OF a man. about so years
OF age. and believed 10 be suffering
from ahellshock. He was picked up
Saturday night after ne had talked
in an incoherent manner 10 several
rassersby. one OF whom notified the
department. He gave his name as
Arthur Goodman. He claims ne be-
lonced 20 Battery r. Illinois Nation
al Guard. Chicago. and asked some
one 90 notify Captain Thomas, OF
that organization. A telegram was
sent. but no reply has been received.
Miss Myrtle Carr Of 141T s. Tenth
ST.. who was operated upon for APP
pendicitIs a week ago. has been re-
moved from the Elkhart General
7oeDff41 20 her home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
RIVER PARK

Mrs $ L. NaftzEer S3f y. Eighth
ST. viii be hostess 90 the Ladies
Aid society OF the n. T.. church
Thursday afternoon.
Cottage prayer meeting OF the
rree Methodist church VIII be held
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Brant Sixteenth ST..
Rev. Edwin Cutler viii have charge
~ the service.
The sunshine club will meet
Tru~sdav With Mrs r. Smith. Lin
colin Way r
The O.. L. u. club viii meet Thurs
day evening with Miss Cora Wright
Wayne ~
Nirs. samuel Fry left Saturday for
m extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs Z. Peters. M Frankfort. Ind.
Nr and Mrs. T r. Leighton or
uivels,oke. p. c. are here for a
rls.t with Charles Leighton and
Mrs r J B.ckel. Sixteenth ST.
Mrs Mary Mann. Mishawaka av.
l- in Plymouth visiting her sister,
Airs Lizzie Cr1shers.
Mise Helen Otstot, 18th st. left
SUNDAY for Muncie. Ind 20 attend
The state normal school she was
srcompanied to NTuncie by Mr. and
Mr. WILDER Otstot. Mr. and Mrs.
o-v.u Ashley and Thomas Ashley
The TRIP was made by auto
SIR and Mrs Worth Anglin. Mr..
and Mrs Harold Bates and Mrs
Bert P-ummer. % Barbon. Ind.
have returned after several days
WISH with Mr and Mrs. Albert FL
I.nFer. 2405 Mshaw aka ay.
SIR and Mrs. Charles Hunsburger
and daughter Miss Margaret Huns
burger Sinth 81. spent sunday at
woodland. Ind. guests OF Mr and
Airs C.. r. Marker
afr. and Mrs. Charles Barnum and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

Charles Stenberg, manager Of the
Conn Travelling baseball nine. has
been strengthening his team with ad
ditional players. In preparation for
the game with the st. Louis Cardin-
ais Thursday afternoon. The game
Will start promptly at $3.50. the
Cardinals coming direct from Ango-
la. where they provide forenoon
game with the Angola city nine as
a feature OF their fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
ELKHART NEWS

ELKHART, oct. 2.-Charles Ms
wonger Of Mishawaka pleaded guilty
Monday morning in the city court
10 d. charge Of driving an auto while
intoxicated. He was arrested Satur-
day afternoon on the Indiana ave-
nue. road. west after his car had col
Ided with another machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

Samuel Kulp. u. died Sunday
morning at 4 o'clock at the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. Warren Bemiller,
5f6 North Michigan st. lie had been
afflicted with heart disease for nine
months. Mr. Kulp was born in Har-
rison township. June 2. 1850, and
lived there for the greater part Of
his life.
The funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon at the Church Of
the Brethren. Rev. +. G. Swihart
VIII conduct the services.
He Is survived by two daughters.
Mrs Bemiller and Mrs Merle Ste
wart OF E1khart. and five sons.
Charles. Harlan. and Earl of Bristol
Samuel OF Mishawaka and Fred
OF Mottvule Mr.. Kulp was the pas
tor of the Church OF the Brethren
for so years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
INTEREST FROM OCT. 1

Savings Deposits made at the
American Trust Co, on or before
Oct 10 draw interest from Oct. 1.
Start an account now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

F. " Banbile. 423 West Marion
st. New Yerk Central cmploye
was accidentally struck by a sledge
in the hands Of a fellow workman
Monday morning. His right kidney
is said 20 be badly injured.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
400 CASES OF OSCAR
PEPPER NIGTH'S LOOT
20 Masked Bandits Rob Distillery
Near Versailles, Where Mad
isOn Man Is Guard

Lexington. ky.. Feb. A-Sam
Collins, State Prohibition Direct
or, and 4 posse OF prohibition Of
liccrs left here early TO-DAY Tor
Versailles, Woodford county near
where the Oscar Pepper distil-
lcry was robbed a few hours ear
licr OF Approximately 100 cases
OF whisky. valued at $1,000.
In this. the latest OF a scric, Of
Il series Of daring raids on Ken
lucky di,tilIcrics. reports said ~
masked bandits captured four
guards at the dlstiIlcry and a pass
crby lined them up face to- the
wall iii the distilicry office while
the warehouse was being booted.
The whisky was placed ou three
trucks. The captured men were
tied To post, in the di,tiIIcry.
Shortly after thc rum calvacadc
left, the guard, freed themselves
and gave the alarm.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
SWIFT PRODUCE REVIcN "

\ liberal run of live poultry ha,
resulted in lower prices. With
lighter receipts, lrc market
would, no doubt, work into a bet
ter position.
Receipts OF eggs are increasing,
and practically all production scc-
tions are now shipping. As the
season advances and a more libcr-
al volume reaches the market,
prices may be expected to work
lower, until they reach a storing
bas =.
Cream receipts continue light
resulting in higher prices for but
tcrfat.
Quite bit of butter Is being re
ccivcd that is not suitable for the
higrcr class trade Better care
and attcnt on To cream ou tho
part of tho producers. and more
frequent deliveries. would enable
manufacturers To produce butter
Of higher value.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
MEMBERS DRIVE
STARTS THURSDAY
Two Teams To Fight For Hon
ors In Reorgsnizing Cham
Der of Commerce

The big drive for members OF
the rcjuvenatcd Chamber of
Commerce OF Madison county,
will start Thursday afternoon and
end Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The two teams have been nam
ed which will compete for the
honor OF obtaining the most mem
bcrS. Capt. Dunbar's team is
composed oi Mcssrs. ]. W. IIamil
ton, X. +: Turlcy, s. NJ. Sauilcy,
J. 6. Boslcy. f. c. Gentry, Doug
las Chcnault, w. Ncalc Bcnnett,
and ]. Forest March. Capt. Jack
Wagcrs' team is composed OF ].
W. Arnold. ]. r. Mckinney. L. +.
Rice. Allcn Douglas, X. NJ. Row
land and I. {. Stanifer.
The members oi the tv.9 teams
will take luncheon Thursday at
the kcnmadrich restaurant at
- so O'Clock. Mr. X. T.. Turlcv
will preside ~ chairman and in
,truct the workers. The drive
for members will then begin. In
asmucl rs the dues have liccr
agreed upon a. only $500
per year. and every man, woman
and child in Madison county will
benefit from the worS OF tho new
Chamber Of Commerce, 1t Is cX-
pcCtcd that the membership will
be larger than any other similar
organization this section has ever
known.
After the drive is concluded OH
Saturday Gct-Togcthcr meet
ing will be held ncXt'TucSday cv-
cning when the campaign results
will be canvaSscd and further
plan, made for real commercial
organization which will do things
Tor the city and county.
Headquarters for the present
will be at the office OF the Free
man Realty Company. ON Main
street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
Business Swings Up Again

Wa>hiug",G. icb. 1G-Busincss
throughout thc ccrmtry is pro
crossing Ihruugb well defined
circles a.lrins u point Of an
upward swius ci Tie economic
pendulum. according 10 a report
Of the Ecjcrai Reserve Board
transmitted today - Congress.
"Nhcn It does definitely set in, "
said the report. Il; will be iol-
lowed W dre course by a new
era OF pro>pc-IIy. EYt the report
warned, "Wc should remember
when we again cu;cr a tull peri
od OF full prcSpcrily that a rclc-
ton will i1!loW sooner cr later.
and II the !iow ,I rhe incoming
:idc Is .putrcilcl 50 the crest Is
not rca~ucl t'u raP,d,y nor the
rise Too high. tn. SUBSEQUENT re
action viii tc les severe and the
next period ci general prosperity
be marked T., sapcr methods an,
longer Ju ann tllll amy We
have hal n-iurc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
Only 200 Cases Secured
This Full Report Says
OI;y NssD,ial0I II...I

Frankfort. Ky Feb 2'-Ec
ports today to l.abrol IL Graham
propricturS oi the Olj Oscar Pep.
per diotillcry. said thc bandits &c.
cured 200 cases of whisky lh,
report said ono guard and lh.
man the thieves captured ucr"
tied To- a cot in the oi-ti'lnr1 col
fee. Two other guards were
haudCuiicd tu a post and t.c uJ'-
or di>tillcry atiachc- suardci lr
their homes on the di-jiI.,r,
grounds
Lovius Jackucy. of Versailles.
who was captured 10y l'c rohbc'-
ON the road, TO-DAY told OF Jhc rob
berry. lie was ,c.zcd taken tu
the distillcry and with thc guard
Joe IIammous. was hliuliu'jci
aud tied To- a cot J. =. Williams
and q man named IIutchius. thr
other di,tIllcry guards. werc -c.a.
I'd and haudcuiicd 10 % post ba.I
To back. James and Paul \ryc
lean Wilson and Clay Williams.
other dis,iicry employees. were
caught in their homes and "ulrd-
cd there while the other mrw.
bcrS Of the band loaded the tru.k-
with whisky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
WILLIAM WELLS DIES
AT union CITY

William Wells died AT his home
near Union City early Saturday.
aged 81 years. He had been Il
most useful citizen OF that sec
ton Tor many wears and his dc
mise Is sincerely dcplorcd by a
large family and a wide circle
uf friends. Mr.. Wells was 4 mcm-
her OF the Christian church. Sur
viving him arc his wife. iour
daughters, Mrs. Wm Rupard. al
Lexington. Mrs. Thompson. OF
Clark county. Mrs. Lislc and
Mrs. Brumlicld .of Union City ::
three sons. Milo. and Ancil Wells
oi Union City and Wesley Wells
of Richmond. Funeral services
were held at the Baptist church
at Union City Sunday morning
at II o'clock by Rev. Ross. In
tcrmcut was in the Richmond
cemetery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
GREAT RIVALRY FOR
BIBLE STUDY TROPHY

Louisville. Ky. Feb. ~ - Two
thousand one hundred and four
teen boys and 2.259 girls are en-
rolled in the state wide Bible
Study contest. according 10 iulur
nation from the State Y. NJ. {. ~
Office this week following reports
that came in of the second week 5
progress.
The contest covers eight weeks
and weekly reports arc require!
oi the various higr school groups
represented, in order To keep a
strict tabulatiou To determine the
stands of the schools.
Silver cups arc awarded Tor the
best standing in three CLASSES ba>-
cd on the number oi entries oi q
group. There arc lew entries IN
Class |. which calls for a group
oi 800 or more. Class 2 80 or
morcl has most entries. Class ).
may be counted with an enroll
ncnt OF ten. but most OF the
group are larger.
Cvntliiana is leading IN the
Class 2 group OF boys. and ten
high schools arc tied for second
place in this class for boys. They
arc Crescent Springs. Croppcr.
GravSon. Grccnup, Hazard. Mi.
Vernon. Munlordv,llc. Pikcvillc.
Academy. Stanton. Lewis County
High School at Nanccburg.
Danvillc high school holds frs;
place in the girls contest AT the
close OF the second week. Five
schools are tied Tor second place.
They arc as follows: Croppcr.
Brooksvillc. Emincncc. Grccnup
and Troy High School at Viii
burnc.
This is the first year that 4
Bible Study contest has been ar
ranged for girls. and it is regard
cd aS significant that the girls
should outnumbcr the boys IN en-
roIlmcnt. The plan OF contest
was arranged as result oi the
cooperative Y. NJ. {. 4. and y.
W. {. \. work in Kentucky which
has been undertaken. and which
i wroking ont successfully.
Master Men of the New les
lament" is the subject Of the boys
study course, and "Thc Story ot
Jesus asc Mark Told IT," Of the
girls course. Tho Bible Study
classes are held once a week by
the students and great rivalry eX-
its in the state. for a state tro-
phy cup is tho goal OF all the
groups. Written explanations on
tire course conclude the courses.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
LEGION VOTES FOR
BOTH BONUSES

Louisville. Ky. Feb. 20-Mem-
bcrs OF the American Legion in
Kentucky practically unanimous
~ approved the national federal
bonus for former service men. ac-
cording TO the referendum count
finished Saturday by state Off
cials Of the Legion.
On the question of state bon
us. q4 posts out of los did not
vote. but in the % voting. the poll
showed that a majority of five
and six to one favored the state
bonus. The legion has more than
20.C00 members in Kentucky.
The count on the two questions
will be sent to the national head
quarters of the Legion to form
part of the request to Congress
for federal . adjusted compensa-
tion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
JUDGE GREGORY TO
INSPECT TEMPLARS

Richmond Commandcry viii be
Inspected Tuesday evening by
Judge James p. Gregory. of
Louisville. representing the
Grand Cummandcry. Work viii
begin about $50 o'clock u the .i-
tcrnoon. and after recess for
luncheon about 70 or / o'clock.
will be resumed at Masonic Tenn
pie. The lumchwill be 5rrycl at
the Hotel GNndpn. "a large at
tendance ui Knights Tcmplar Is
expected at this important ami
impressive ceremony OF the great
order.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
POOL SELLS HIGHER
THAN WAREHOUSES;

/ Lexington. Ky, Feb. 2O-Whilc
no definite statement Is obtaina-
blc at the Office oi the Burlcy To-
bJcco Growers Cooperative As
~oCi5tiou. II Is generally known
in association circles here that
the association has sold lO,OOO0OO
ul it, best tobacco to the K. !.
REYNOLDS Tobacco Company.
What !, regarded a. equal to
confirmation OF the deal has been
thc presence i'm Lexington oi
President ". X. Reynolds. at tho
company. who Is well known tu
Hcujuckg tobacco men. and T.. !.
hirE. of Maysvillc. prominent in
the company's organization.
"a /, known that Mr.. Kirk was
called to- Lexington Monday to
confer with Mr.. Reynolds aud it
Is said the deal for tic purchase
oi jhg lOrD.OOO pounds OF asso-
..aiim tobacco was then closed
With President Jamc, G. Stone.
7ud that The price paid WIS above
trr Hgurg~ of any OF The iudcpcn-
lent loose leaf markets. opcr
since December H..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
BLAZE THREATENS
OLDHAM'S BIG STORE
Worn Electric Wire Across Iron
Beam Is Said To Have Prop
ped Sparks On Blankets

The fact that Il blaze which
broke out in the basement OF tho
store OF W. d. Oldham * Co.,
Sunday night. began TO pull ont Il
lot OF smoke about $50 o'clock
and thereby disclosed lis menace
to paSscrsby before the streets
became deserted. il what proba-
bly, prevented 4 very serious CON
ilagration right in the heart Of
the business district OF Richmond.
When hrcmcn broke in one OF
the glass doors, they found scv-
cral stacks OF comforts on fire.
The fire was soon cXtingu.shcd.
but not before the whole hi.
store had been 50 filled with
smoke that is was almost ~ much
rs the !irc laddicS could do To- en-
ter. Just how much damage was
done hv smoke i hard TO tell.
Harold Oldham said Monday. lie
said that an examination disclus-
cd that the blaze had been cau,-
cd bl an electric wire across an
iron beam. The Insulation had
been worn FROM the wire. and
sparks caused thereby dropped "n
Il pile oi comforts below. He was
afraid that the smoke may have
caused a considerable amount ui
damage To the fine gppls up
stairs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
Passengers On Southern
Given "On Time" Service

Washington, Feb 20-DurinG
the year 1921, the Southern Rail
way System operated l79.S55 pas
scnger trains. many of them be-
ing through trains operated in
connection with other lines and
covering distances OF from 1000
to 800 miles. OF this great
number OF trains. l72.lS2 or 95.l
per cent. ran on schedule or made
up time while on the Southern,
and l66,277. or 92.5 per cent
reached final terminal on time ac-
cording to announcement made
by Vice President Henry w. Mil
Ter, in chareg of operation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
Gilbert Ringo Opens Up

Gilbert Ringo, one OF the mos
popular and experienced meat
men IN the community, Is opening
up his new meat store in the old
Calvin Taylor Storcroom on Main
street. lie is telling his friends
and patrons about his new store
in large advertisement in an
other column. MIR. Ringo knows
his business from start to finish
He has rcftted the storcroom and
remodeled it until it IS one OF the
very incest in town.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
BONUS PROPOSITION
HAS ALL GUESSING

N1,hiu.,cI, Feb EJ-A ma
iority of thc mCuhrrs Of the
House WAY, ami Ncau~ com
mit,cc referred iach today to
the special tau ,ui uicn.nmIttcc the
whole pr,blcur OF how the sol
j.crs' Iour., shall be- financed.
Il wa, J'nmuuccI lie committee
will meet tomorrow ard 60 into
thc quc,trl OF ,?jCS taN, among
other th'rg,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. O., Feb. 2O-Cattlc
very slow; pacing hogs 25c low
CT; Chicago l0c higher.
LouiS.ii'c, ] cb. 2J-Cattle l.
400. strong, $50 to %.25; hogs
500, strong. $ 20 SlQ40; sheep
II. steady 20 down lambs SIS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
BANDIT GETS $4,000
OFF BANK MESSENGER

Ncn York. Ech ~ William y
Russell. messenger tor the Green
v;ch. Bank WAS robbed of $22ON
u currency to-day hy a bandit
who boarded train IN which the
money was being transported Ca
70 down town bank. The rob
bar, occurred ou lgth street nest
ta 9TH aycuuc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
WoodFord Farm Sold

,rAt Van Brashcar's. sale Tues
day his farm OF go acres nearly
: miles from Versailles OH the
Big Sink pike brought $3.50 an
acre and was purchased by Geo.
Dunlap. Jr. The personally sold
at best prices obtained there in
the past two years.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20

closing pi The session instead oi
Are usual ten or fifteen 1t Is
likely that the political measures
viii be- rushed through first 50
that ii the Governor does not
approve them. they still have
time lu come back before the
end Of ihc session.
Perhaps the most important
political hill j. that calling Tor 4
removal Of the party cmblcm>
5u H,-t class cities. Thi, bill al
.cct- only the municipal election,
"a Louisville and Is regarded pure
h a. political measure. The
bin passed lhc Senate BY a strict
party vote. The House passed
the illiicratc blind and disabled
voter hill con- a party vote and
that measure now i before the
Senate. II ], expected that the
Eulc~ Committcc Of both houses
viii call these measures out carly
this week
When the Rules Committee
took charge nine House bills
were in the orders of the day in
the Senate and thirteen Senate
Iill, were IN line for consideration
I'm the House. The House bills
ready ior Senate. approval or
IiSapproval were:
The bill oi G.. f. Thompson
changing time OF holding court
IN the twcnly-cighth Judicial
District.
The measure oi l.. y Gullion
lo provide Tor enrolling births
and deaths by counties.
The measure OF +. T.. Nelson
90 change pharmacy examination
ices.
The measure ol G.. W. TOlin To
amend criminal code to separate
male and female jurors.
The measure OF Lee Clark To
provide school poll tax OH males
over p OF 81.
The measure Of {. y. Nelson
10 bar persons dressed IN bath
ing suits from public roads and
streets.
". NJ. Boiling measure to pro-
vide for election Of county SUI
perintcndent.,
Senate bills ready for House
approval or disapproval were
II. p. Atwood's bill to rcor-
ganize graded school districts.
Measure Of Newton Bright to
require motor trucks to be equip
ped with mirrors.
Measure of II. NJ Brock tu
provide imprisonment for person
carnally knowing an idiot. imbc-
cile or iccblcmindcd person.
". 4. pcrry's measure to abol-
ish party cmblcms and devices in
municipal elections in cities OF
the hrSt-claSs.
Newton Bright's measure To
amend Kentucky statutes rclat-
ing To bridges over navigable
streams and rivers.
W. \. Pcrry's measure To re-
peal housing law of cities of the
first class.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
Granville, Rcark Dead

Franklin. Ky, Feb. 2O-Gran-
vile Roark. q. one of the most
prominent lawyers and politician,
OF Southern Kentucky, died at his
home here Sunday. lie served Il
years as Il member OF the Demo
cratic State Central Committee
and was president Of the Simpson
county bank.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
Attention Kniphts TemnIar

Annual inspection of Richmond
Commandcry will be held Tues
day, February 2l. Work will be
gin at 4:3O p. IN. MI officers and
Knights requested to be present
in uniform.
NICHOLAS IIARBER.
Al Commander
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20

Mrs. Fannie Elvis is quite i'll
with pneumonia at the Pattie
Clay In6rmary, her many friends
will regret to know.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-20
The Weather

Cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Tuesday; probably local
rams and warmer Tuesday.