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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
QUISENDERRY HOME
Quilted BY FIRE
MIR. and Mrs. D., Willis Kennedy
Jump From Second Story
Window

Fire which was discovered 4
lew minutes after midnight We'd
nesday morning, gutted the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Quisenber-
" on Second street and for Il
time endangered the lives Of the
occupants.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Willis kennc-
dy, awakened As the curtains in
their room upstairs began Smok-
ing. found the lower part OF the
house in flames and escape by d
stairway was apparently cut off.
rhyc didn't take any chances but
jumped out the second story win
dow. and landed safely. Mrs.
Fannie Park and her daughter al
80 escaped from upstairs safely
Mrs. Park and Mrs. Kennedy are
sisters OF Mrs. QuiScnbcrry. All
suffered severe losses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy lost all their fun
niturc and nearly all their clothes.
Mrs. Kennedy missed a valuable
diamond ring also. The other
ladies lost much clothing. and
practically all OF the furniture
wa, destroyed.
The house Is practically total
loss. and was valued at sumcthiu.,
like 10000 or 5000. There wa,
$1,000 insurance ON the residence.
Mrs. Ouiscubcrry carried $3.50 ON
h"r furniture and MIS-. kcuucd,
$500.
There ~ understood tu be- little
cicv a. to hou the fire origiual-
cd The house wa, mainly heat
cd by a large stove in the lower
hall. The familic, returned from
the opera house about lO o'clock
1ud uuthiu" wa, noticed wrun.
az that timc. he night was bite
rull and the iirc iaIdic, iid cvcrs
thing possible bat the blaze Lad.
obtained tuo much hradwa, lrr.
tIcm To- stop il. The house o.
located ucNt To- tbc lot ui thc oil
caldwell school which Lu,m d
down last year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
HANGER SUGGESTED TO
HANDLE ROAD FUND
NOn-Partisan Beard Suggested
If People Vote the S5O,O0G,OOO
Road Bonds

Frankfort. Ny, Feb. S--Dclc-
CATION, from various c,tic~ whIcH
came To- Frankfort TUESDAY 90
plead the cause of the S5O.0CJOW
road bond issue were confronted
BY a situation in which a number
oi Legislators who had been
counted upon voting for the mca-
ure were Stipulating certain
things necessary to obtain tlri
votes. "
Two changes iu the plan wlrr.
these lcgilators have let 70 be-
come known they favor couicu-
plate the appointment of 'Yl
prominent men not now ,uuuc..-
ed with the Road Department O..
the state 10 have exclusive cor
troll of the expenditure OF ,ar
moucg from the bond Issue aui
would require tia, tie wa"r,
from the bond, NOT Dee spent ur..i
1924.
They suggest that cher. ..r.
be two democrat, aui two rrr...
liCau> ON the commission rw
powered t. control Tire road .u.5-
the four to be- well known hu.r.
ness men not connected ur.. ri
iiic~.
Two democrats. HARRY E .Iar
ger. Of Richmond. auJ I.r.u,
Hoge. OF Frankfort. arc hcrr.
mentioned "a, democratic p,---L
titles Ter such posts. Ar. t.au...
was the builder OF Camp /a,rar
Taylor. iic also constructed t.r
subway iu New Nuri. ttc aguc-
juct which ~upp'rc- New York
Git, wilh water. auIcd BOO r.. ,u,,
~irucl.uu ui fbr GREAT H.uua.e
c7ual ir Chicago auG It re-rr
>.lc road ,yorl f"r rhr State OBJ
PENNSYLVANIA.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
State Commission Of
Twelve Agreed Upon

Frankfort. ky.. Feb. ) - Au
amendment 10 the S5O.0OOO0O
road bond issue before tho lIou--
proposing a State Highway Com
mission ui twelve members tu ~
percede the present cumm->-iu"
will be offered before measure Is
called up for passage. Partic-
interested IN the bill agreed ou
this amendment At a conference
here last night
Those present included Cover
nor Morrow. Chairman II. Green
Garrett, OF the commission. Com
missioner Ben Wcillc. OF Padu-
cab. Joe :. BoggS. State lIighway
Engineer; Robert McBrydc.
president OF the Kentucky Good
Roads Association; Eugene Stu
art. secretary of the Louisville
automobile Club Senator White
J.. Moss. OF Pincville: Rcprc,cu
tative Ioc f. BoSworth. of Mid
dleSboro, and Attorney General
Charles J. Dawson.
Mr.. BoggS, State Highway En-
gineer, referring To a resolution
adopted 10y the House AIouday
which resulted in the appoint
mcnt oi "A committee TO confer
with Attorney General Dawson
for the purpose of obtaining legal
information about federal aid
money. said that the information
desired already had been given
out by him and others sponsoring
the $50OO0000 road bond bill. He
said that his estimate is that So.
100000 will be required for roa1
maintenance m thirty year> and
not twenty years as stated IN the
resolution.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
PERCY TRIAL SET
FOR FEBRUARY "a
Grand Jury Quickly Returns In
dictments In Wells Case
May Seek Later Date

The trials OF Lawrence Picrcy
and Mickey Keith ON charge OF
abducting and attempting TO Kill
Peter NJ. Wells OH the night Of
Dec. ,, last, will be called in the
Madison circuit cou~t Feb. 24th.
indictments we've returned
against the two men and Monk
Nilsson. whose whereabouts are
unknown. by tho grand jury in
short order luesday Wells was
one of the Gr,t witnesses called
before the grand Jury. and il
didn't take long Tor that body L.
ind true bill, against the three
men who are accused oi attempt
ING one of the most cold-bioodc..
murders ever heard of iu this
section.
Kumor, al the courthouse
tuesday were Jo ,hc effect that
Attorney Harry Miller, cf Lex
mgton. who represents Pi"rcy,
viii seek continuance oi his.
clients case until later term ol.
court. Alr. Miller :, q mcmbcFI
ui the legislature now in session
ai Frankfort. and IL /. rumurcc
Gr vii! offer that ~ grounds for
"a po,tp{Icmcnt oi the trial. At-I
torncy 4'ior the prosecution, how
ever. VII combat such IN effort
II Is reported. and suggest 90 ~:
NiIIcr. Il he offers such an rT-
crsc. that hc knew he Wa, Z;
oi The legislature at q
Tine hc took charge of PicrCy'
ra,c and coul.l reasonably cNIcc
that il would bc called for iriai
30 the present tom! OF court hcrcI
and would. therefore. wd"uh'rn !
j. couuict with his legislative
duties.
Attorney George NJ ,koG. oi |
who has been rctaiu-
-.l lo assist Col. Il. {. oldham in
Ihr defense 81 Keith wa, here |
tuesday. Krith'- aIorre,, anGJ
b. end, expect that hc viii rcall! |
get off light Ia connection with |
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Miss Hatton Recovering

Miss Nora llatton. OF the east
ern part OF the city. who has
been in a Lexington hospital the
past three weeks having sub
mitted to an operation for the
removal of her tonsilS and ade-
nuids and also had serious OPP
Grafton on her eye with the hope
of having her sight restored. Is
at home with her parents. Her
eve ! greatly improved. but the
Philadelphia oculist. who did tho
work. advises another operation
in few weeks. or as soon a.
her strength will permit Her
friends here are quite anxious a
To the outcome and hope for her
d complete recovery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
PARK STARTS THINGS
ON DEMOCRATIC BILL

Frankfort. Feb. S-1hc "bliud
and illitcratc voter" bill. >pon-
sorcd 10y 4 group OF Louisville
Democrats a. companion meas
urc for the one providing for the
removal al the party emblem,
from the ballot in municipal cleo
tions in Louisville, va, passed
by the House Of Representative,
TUESDAY by a strictly party vote
OF So To 81.
During all hours recess. the
Democrats rcorgnaiZed their
forces which had been thrown
into some confusion when Rep
reSentative IaUcs Park. Madison
county. Il Republican. pointed out
that the proposed law affects the
entire State and not only Louis
vile. a had been assumed IN ear
lier debate.
The emblem bill va, passed by
the Senate Friday.
Speaking in behalf Ui the meas
urc. Representative Leon L. Lew
l.. Louisville. told the members
that while the bill apple, To the
entire state. ii practically affects
"only Louisville" for in places
where the emblem Is on the bal
l'ot. illiteratc persons do not find
ii necessary to ask the assistance
Of the clerk in voting.
Accepting this assurance that
the law they were maqing would
not apply to their own counties,
all the Democratic members lin
ed mp and voted for the measure.
81 have often heard OF a prop
erty qualification and and an cd
ucational qualification for voters
discussed" said Mr.. Park. but
tins is the first law / ever heard
of requiring memory test OF
the voter. and especially blind
or illiterate person.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
CHARGES
AGAINST SOLDIERS
,Ey Associated rrrsS1

Frankfort, Feb. S-Chargc,
tha, members of Kentucky ma
Il nal guard doing strike duty at
Newport were drunk and that
they assaulted and cursed inur-
ccnt persons will be made by
Representative Herman Thomp-
sca Of Newport. before 'he
I'"u>c of Representatives. he au-
u"anccd today.
'Ic presented tu the House q
nuwbc- Of ailiiavits by persons.
" o.. said they had nn interest ir
the strike. who charge troops
u!,t threatening a girl. wonraT
,;i child with q gun: that a
quad T.; soldiers marched ir-i-
.cn,Nc person, To troop u a'
V,a~tcr,. cur,ing them continual
~. that soldiers I'M autum,.II--
threatened persons living u J7v
vicinity OF the Newport rolling
mil. using vic language and ot-
d,rno them to enter their uu".-.
and say there. that one maj.
liz mother. wife and bant vaj
tered 10 leave lumc Vith.a ball..
au hour by soldiers, headed br an
"iG~cr who threatened them rf.t
c,u. ;Id ci,,i, that q uuubcr .i
-. ai.,-ipnri officers. ~HuHw.
l.i.a.ou- of being mfuNira.cr
i..,a'cucj and cursed cil'Icr. 3d.
iro.t ,i tie couit house, tHa
Re- nan wa, fired or ,,lIcr hc
! led cut OF "a window ana ''..,,
quad of soldiers threw .idt.
uu ~ icct tp ~idcWa.L.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
MORE POOL WEED
SOLD At LEXINGT ION

Another big sale of Associa-
tiun tobacco was reported today
by Director OF Warehouse, Ralph
NJ Barker. uf the Burlcv Tobac-
CO Growers Cooperative A,so-
cation. thi, time to one ot the
largest independent manufactur
erS in the country. Mr.. Barker
would not make public the name
of the concern nor give any IN
formation as to the amount OF
tobacco sold or the price realiz-
ed.
I'VE have sold considerable
amount of association tobacco. ~
he said. to one Of the largest
OF the independent manufacturers
but that Is all can tell YOU
about it, II would not surprise
me any To have to make an
nouncemcnt of half a dozen such
sales within the next few days.
ana l nope we uO.
Hon. James \. kehoc. oi the
executive committee. said lhat
other sales are in immediate
prospect. MIR. Kchoe said the
tobacco crop over the hurley dis
'trict generally was proving OF
much better quality than that
delivered To the Association IN
Lexington 50 far OH that sold
over the loose leaf floors.
Manufacturers who buy the
Association crop" he said, will
get Il better quality Of tobacco
than has been sold over the in
dependent floors and ii will. as
a matter OF course. be likely To
bring more money
There seems to me little prob
ability that we should have TO
hold any considerable portion OF
the Association crop Tor longer
than feN weeks at the most.
The hurley Tobacco Growers
cooperative Association, as Mr..
Stone made clear in his state
mcnt. is not "A holding. but 4
selling concern 1 think what
has already taken place indicates
that the manufacturers intend TO
buy the 1921 crop within a short
time and at fair price to the
growers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
BALL FANS To MEET
AGAIN THURSDAY

Al a meeting held tuesday
night in the interest OF the Blue
GrasS league. for the purpose OF
interesting Richmond ian, III The
project. there was a lack oi en-
lhusiasm caused by The announce
nent that a suitable park !, not
available However. thi, seems e.
be the one drawback. since it T.,
believed that II will Dc an easy
matter To find a bunch of wide
awake fans who are willing to
assist in raising the 5000 nee
cs>arl to finance the OrgauiIa-
tiou ui a club
According 10 report, from the
other towns who will play in the
league. the thing looks like a go.
and that the enthusiasm which
prevailed during the church
league over the state last year.
has convinced those who are IN
tcrc>tcd IN the project that it.
will receive sufficient support
from the ians To make il sue
cc>, from a financial standpoint
Another meeting viii be held
! thursday nigh; and every orc
who Is Interested in seeing the
league revived /, urgci tu be .
present. The time Is short. and
il Richmond Is To 90 into the
lraN. uo, is the time 60 do YOUR
par; 10 pcr'ccting the u,.aui<a
tiru oi a club here /
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
NICE HOME AT
PRIVATE SALE

/ will sell privately my home
on Sunset Avenue. The house i
a 2-story frame of about II
rooms and attic witImodern con
veniences. including hot water
heating plant. Lot is large with
good garage; concrete drive, etc.
For further particulars see
MRS. /. 2. EVANS,
27tf Richmond, Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Fire On 2. Street

Ihc roof ul the nome oi Dave
Gilbert. cuIorcd. WAS burned. ulI
thc housc considerably damaged
by a blaze which broke ont thcrr
about ; o'clock TUESDAY aitc~-
noon. Prompt work saved the
build NJ and the damage viii
amount To Il lew hundred dollars
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Special prices on all Ladies and
Childrens Shoes. E. v. Elder 4
Cohen Indicted For
Porter Shooting

Lexington. Ky, Feb. S-Chas.
). Cohen, local merchant who
shot and seriously wounded Jos.
w. Porter in the formers store,
the Cohen Boot Shop, l49 East
Main street. November 3. last
year. was indicted by the grand
jury Monday, on a charge OF
shooting and wounding with in
tent TO kill. it became known to
day \ bench warrant was is
sued Tor Mr.. Cohen and he ap-
peared in open court this morn
ing with bondsmen and gave bond
for $1,000 for his appearance for
trial February IA. The bond was
signed by Frank Corbin. Lexing-
ton: Milton NJ. Davis, and A. ID.
Hedden. of Woodford county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Newport Has Quiet Night

..r~Iurt. Feb. 3 With 1a',
g. .u> permitting no crowd, g.
a,.,r 'c ON the streets. N"vpr;
rio, mother rc>ttul night u@.
disturbed by labor disorder
Nesrrrt business men torr.oi z
,ommitcc 90 seek >cttlcuicE,
, I ,h, strike at the rolling mill
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
MAYOR GOES TO BAT
FOR GASOLINE USERS
Wants To Know If Richmond Is
Being Disseminated against
In Cost Price

Mayor O'Neil has undertaken
an investigation to ascertain il
gasoline users Of Richmond are
being Disseminated against by
the big oil companies. He was
informed that gasoline Is being
sold for less in Lancaster and
several other neighboring central
Kentucky towns. Th- Mayor
wrote To The three big refining
Companies which sci! in thi, ter
ritory for information. Iiis let
ter explains itself:
Feb. 5rd. 1922
The Standard Oil Co.
louisville. ky.
The Indian Refining Go.
Lexington. ky.
Great Southern Refining Co.
Lexington. Nv.
Gentlemen -
As matter uf information. !
ould like To know how The
price of gasoline which your
company sells in Richmond and.
Madison county Is arrived at. J.
am infOrncj thai in our u"i.h-I
boring .vvu Il I.ancastcr. ky..|
and Garrard county that vour
price Is les than in Richmond
and Madi,ons county.
The l.. x y. Agent at this
point states that the rate on gas
olinc in carload lots Louisville
to Richmond /, 55c per hundred
and Louisville to Lancaster /,
IS l-2c per hundred. or : l-2c! !
per hundred more from Louis ,
lille To Lancaster. than To- Rich .
mond, and at the same time your
wholesale price Is less IN LAM
caster than in Richmond
No doubt YOU have good rca T.
suns for the difference shown
between the two towns in re-
gard To the rates. but IN ia'ruc>,
to the gasoline consumers OF
Richmond / would like to know
what they are.
Thanking YOU lor an early re-
ply. ! am yours truly.
Nm. O'NEll.. NaNur
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Shades of Bull Moose

Lincoln. Neb. Feb. S-Six cen
gressiUnal conventions 10 be held
Tor the purpose OF organizing the
state in the interests of Nebras-
ka's new political party-the Pro-
grcssive--began with the convcn-
ton held at Broken Bow III the
Sixth district February I, and
will close with the Second dis
trict convention to be held at
Omaha. February 20.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Feb. = Hogs about
steady: Chicago little doing
good cattle and calves steady.
Louisville. Feb. S-Cattle 25O,
slow and unchanged; hog, 1000.
25c higher. tops $40, sheep 50
steady and unchanged
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
BIG DAMAGE SUIT TO
Be TRIED IN MAY

Jackson. Miss. Feb. The
$4,000 damage suit against
Goverh0 Lee Russell. HE'D by
Miss Frances Birkhead. of New
-Orleans. alleging seduction. will
be called at the May tenn at
federal court. Miss Birslrad IS
in New Orleans. She Is said to
be a hopeless invalid a. a result
Of two operations.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Support Promised Miners

indianapolis. Feb. S-uPIcdge ol
moral and financial support to
organized coal miners in oppos-
ing wage reductions was given
BY President SchlesSinger, OF
New York, head of the intcrna-
tional garment workers. III a'let-
ter received today by President
Lewis of the united mine work
erS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Road Bond Issue Up Feb. I4th

Frankfort. Feb. 81 he House
OF Representative, by a vote Of
% L. 81 made the S5O.OOO.O00
road bond issue bill special or
der of busines, Tuesday lore
noon. February l4th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Adenoid Operation Fatal

Lexington, Feb. S-Aliss An
neltc Martin. 2S. daughter Of +.
l.. Martin. died OH the operating
table at hospital yesterday
while undergoing AN operation
for adcnoids. She was gfadu-
ate OF several colleges and for
merly taught domestic science in
Louisville schools.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

Senator Kenyon cannot take
seat as United States Circuit
Judge since salary change is cit
ed, and Congress may pass a spe-
cial act for his benefit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

FOR SALE - Registered Big
Type Poland China bred gifts and
sows. fall farrowed boars and
gifts. Hugh Million, X. d. ?.
Richmond, Phone 2S0 J. 2tw 2wp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

All Ladies and Childrens high
grade Shoes at reduced prices
E. ". Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

McKee'S Annual Remnant Sale
begins Saturday, Feb. IL. Doors
open at 9 o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

Dorothy Dodd Shoes for La
dies included in the special sale
prices e. V. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

Fresh fish Of all varieties, Oys-
ters and al the deFcacies of the
season at NeH's. Phone 45I 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Today's Weather

Fair and warmer tonight ausl
Thursday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

Rogers Rogers. Friday.
Miss Minnie Tussey spent Fri
day with Misses Jessie and
Maude Sewers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-02

of the men present had known him
all his life.
Elliott spoke of Cages war record
The Topeka sculptor entered the war
as a. private in the Thirty-fifth divi-
sion, and was promoted to sergeant in
that unit during the war.
Before the address by Gage, there
were introduced to the Rotary club,
three new members-Will J. Russell,
secretary of the Kansas Grand Lodge
of the odd Fellows; Stanley Cope
land, of the Motor Finance corpora
ton. and Frank S. Crane. of Crane
& Company
The club today passed a resolution
of appreciation addressed to r. K.
Hinkson, of the Hinkson-Crawford
company, in recognition of
the cooperation of the company in
the nationwide campaign advertising
prosperity which is being carried on
by the poster advertising men of the
country, and the Rotary clubs of the
International association.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-02
CAGE AT ROTARY
Topeka Sculptor Addresses Club
at Today's Luncheon.
Talks City PIanning-WOuld
Beautify State House.

MerreH Gage. Topeka boy and
sculptor of international reputation.
addressed the Topeka Rotarians at
their regular luncheon at noon today
The Rotary club has recently placed
in Memorial hall a monument execut-
ed by Gage in memory of Phil Bill
lard. Rotarian and aviator. who died
in France.
Gage gave the Rotarians city
planning talk. and urged them to in
clude in their program of activities
for the future close attention to the
''city beautiful plan. He asked them
to support the city planning board
and cooperate with that body, to the
fullest possible extent.
Topeka was originally laid out
rightly Gage said. ''Since it was
originally planned, joys and jays have
appeared in the streets, and a cob
streets and alleys.
Now art is not an indefinite some
thing. produced at a distance by a
group of Iong-haired. anemic, I'M
est industry in the world. Art touches
everything. which surrounds you to-
day. 1t is a short step from the mag
azine cover to the beautiful painting.
Art is the expression of things so deep
and so beautiful that they must be
sung. or painted, or written. or carved
in eternal stone
Art Laid Out Streets.
art laid out the streets of Topeka
and planned the boulevard and park
systems. Art didn't put the joys in
the streets. that has been done by
the real estate men since.
Let art be the force which
straightens and widens the streets of
Topeka and sweeps the cobwebs of
wires away. Some day you will have
to do it at a greater expense than you
can do it for now. The Kansas City
boulevard system was the best invest
ment which the city ever made"
Topeka needs a new library build
ing Ito house that sister art, Litera-
ture," Gage declared. And that
poor, bare state house-magnifice
only in its first impression. 1t should
be clothed with the artistic history
of the pioneers, of the passing of the
Indian, of the Civil war. the Spanish
American war and the last great war.
Missouri is spending 100000
year on the Identification of its state
capitol. Kansas, which outranks Mis-
souri, in income tax collected. is
spending nothing. The inches in its
state house are peopled only by the
ghosts"
Gage is looking forward eagerly to
phones will be radio-operated, and the
necessity for wires will cease to exist
for them, and that when power
transmission cables are laid under
ground.
Topeka Is An Art Center.
Topeka has reputation as an art
center in music and in other arts
Gage said. Maintain that reputa-
ton
The speaker was introduced by c., s.
Elliott. 81 feel as If were addressing
group of men like fathers to me-
Gage said in his opening remarks,
calling attention to the fact that most