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Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
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Mike Doyle Back :
Home For Battle
With Sylvester

The American legion will stake it's
fight card next Monday night instead
Of tomorrow night, as originally
planned. Action of the city boxing
commission in determining to en-
force provisions of it's rules and regu-
lations has made the postponement
necessary but the card will be car
ried out as planned next Monday.
Five events will be included, head
lining which will be the main event
between Mike Doyle and Young Syl-
vester, a 10-rounod go at 135 pounds.
The semi final will see Tiny Refeld
of Prescott pitted against Young Ar
mold of Phoenix in a six-round go.
Three preliminary events at four
rounds each have been scheduled,
giving the fight fans 2S rounds of
boxing.
Mike returned to Phoenix late yes
terday afternoon from Miami, where
he met Battling King Tuesday night,
getting a draw verdict from the ref
cree. Mike appeared none the worse
for his engagement and Immediately
got into his training togs to get ready
for the Monday night event.
Sport critics at the ringside at
Miami Tuesday night We're unani-
NOUS in declaring Mike a winner by
a wide margin. The Phoenix lad had
the fight all to himself practically
the entire distance and had King in
a bad way several times during the
bout. According to the score sheets,
Mike got seven rounds King TWO ant
the other was even.
Mike was a little disappointed be-
cause he was unable 10 stop king
within the 10-round limit bot he was
not discouraged. On the contrary,
he came back to Phoenix all The more
determined 10 beat Sylvester next
Monday night.
Phoenix fans. after seeing King in
action against Jimmy Douglas here
q few weeks ago, be ieved that Mike
should have stoI ped the Miami boy
within six or seven rounds. His fall
ire to do so has brought up the
question: Where has Mikes punch
gomez"
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08

MIKE GETS HOME
TOWN VERDICT IN
BATTLE At MIAMI

George Wilson and his protege Mike
DOYLE returned yesterday from Mi
ami where Mike and Battling King
fought a 10 roend draw Tuesday eve
ming.
Accord ng te the unanimous opin-
ion of the news scribes at the ring
side Mike had seven rounds, two
went to King and one was even. The
fight was one of the best and most
exciting ever staged in the copper
camp Mike was a favorite with the
fans and the betting odds carried with
hinl.ssa the finish.
Referee Greer made himself un-
popular with the fans by his deci-
sion, according to the Miami papers
Reports from Miami also stated
that King fouled Mike no less than
seven times during the ten rounds,
battering Mikes cup. In the clinches
King he d Mixes arms, preventing
the local lad from. opening up
Mike appears none the worse for
his scrap ana is willing to meet King
in a return bout. While the deci-
sion was unpopular with the fans
in the GLOBE Miami district, it served
to increase Mikes following and the
local ia Vorne will be big draw
ing card if he fights in Miami again.
King demanded Mikes $50 forfeit
when Mike weighed three quarters of
a pound over the stipulated forfeit,
and the matchmaker held out the
money until a few minutes before
stage tine yesterday morning.
In view of tne weight question and
the referees decision it does not ap-,
pear as though Mike was given any
The last of the argument in Miami.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
SUZANNE s0L|C|TOus
FOR MOLLA'S FUTURE

Mrs. Molla Mallory, the American
tennis star who went to England IN
the dual hope of winning the chap
pionship at Wimbledon and of de-
feating Mile. Lenglen, who defaulted
to her a year ago in this country, is
having mixed luck at the game thus
far.
She has beaten some antagonists
and been beaten by others.
But it must be remembered that
Mrs. Mallory hardly expected to be-
gin winning as soon as she landed in
Europe. She admittedly was out Of
practice. In these preliminary games
she's merely getting into this years
form. Experts say she is playing
great tennis. considering how little
she's been doing of it for some
months past, until very recently.
Fans are smiling little over Mile
Lenglen's comment when the news OF
Mrs. Mallory's defeat by Mrs. Beam
ish reached her:
I'm sorry. Maybe Mrs. Mallory
won't reach the finals at Wimble-
don"
Maybe she won't, the experts say
but they rather think she will. It's
somewhat more than suspected that
the French woman champion hasn't
quite forgiven the American for hav-
ing the better of her in their last
match.
Mile Lenglen was doubtful not long
ago if her health would permit her
to do much playing this season. She
playing, however. and winning, too
It's been noticed that she's generally
we'll enough to play and mighty
sportsmanlike about it, too-when
she wins.
Mrs. Mallory has been quoted as
saving she intends to beat that
French girl or give up tennis
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Stranger Lewis
Beats Caddock In
Match At Boston

BOSTON, June Ed stranger"
Lewis, h, avyweight wrestling cham
pion, defeated Earl Caddock. former
champion, here tonight. two falls out
of three. The third and deciding fall
came in 10 minutes SO seconds on a
deadlock.
John Pesek of Nebraska defeated
Dick Daviscourt of Texas in the semi
final bout, throwing his man in rs
minutes 81 seconds.
Caddocl1 disrl layed his old time
speed and cleverness but the cham
pion's weight and strength proved too
much for him After % minutes 2
seconds of wrestling, Lewis secured
a deadlock for the first fall. Caddock
won the second in minutes s sec
onds. with a head scissors and wrist
lock. The champion brought the
match to a cio Sc with a second head
lock-
Pesek subdued DaNiscourt in their
one fall match with a double arm
scissors.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Ban Dilutes His
Justice In Ruth's
Latest Wild Rush

NEW YORK, June ban john
son is diluting his justice with mercy
these days. Take the case of Babe
Ruth:
Babe hurdled into the stands and
made a fan do 200 revolutions a
minutes. If this had happened 10
years ago Ban would have sentenced
Babe to sell programs or shuck new
mown peanuts for the duration OF
the season.
But this year Ban writes a Valen-
tine greeting in blank verse and
orders Ruth to read it.
This was about the cruelest pun
ishment meted out thus far this sea-
son by the head of the American
League, who formerly was known as
a martinez, a car. and names not
so polite.
The Ruth sentence indicates that
Ban has come to realize at last that
baseball stars have something in
common with those of the opera !.
They are subject TO temperamental
fits. Probably 10 years hence a base
ball wonder who gets front-page
space for running amuck like an
escaped steer on the streets OF Bing-
vile will be accorded a raise in pay,
the cleanup position in the batting
order, and an afternoon off every
ladies' day.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Senators Beat Maps
In Eleven Innings

CLEVELAND, June 7-Washington
made it two straight from Cleveland
today by winning . to s in IL in
nings Norton held Washington to
3 hits until the eight inning when
he was batted hard. The Nationals
took the lead in the ninth, but Cleve-
land tied the count in their half
washington winning after two were
out in the eleventh on a single by
Judge and a double by Brewer.
Score: r Fl f
Washington 200 600 042 01---9 IL 3
Cleveland =. oil 40 001 00--S Is 6
Batteries: Francis Phillips, Turk
Johnson and Charity; Morton. Mails
and l.. SeWell.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
THE WRECK
Ry Berton Braley

His knees are stiff and creaky,
His eyes are growing dim,
His heart valves must be leaky,
He's lost his pristine vim:
He's gasping in the clutches of
Old Age-alas. we sigh
We can't expect so much of
Ty."
That's what each winter Ieaguer
Remarked of Tyrus Cobb.
They said his strength was meager,
Unequal to his job;
They say his frame was wrecked
from
The straing. of days gone by,
No pep could We expect from
Ty
Poor broken, cast-off fossil
He hasn't got a thing
Except his speed colossal,
Except his mighty wing.
Except his undiminished
Old batting arm and eye,
Aside from these he's finished
Ty!
Visit San Francisco-Where people
live long and long to live-Adv 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
baseball.
WHITE SOX OUTH|T
YANKS BUT JUNIOR
CHAMPS GET BREAKS

CHICAGO. June o. New York
made an uphill fight after losing the
lead to Chicago, and launched an at
tack on Schupp and McCabe and won
the second straight game of the
series 9 to Z. Schupp's wildness,
coupled with slow support behind
McCabe, enabled the visitors to win.
Chicago again out hit their oppon-
ents but could not get the breaks.
Bib F'alk of the White Sox cracked
out his seventh homer of the sea-
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
WITH THE CHESS CHAMPS

NEW YORK, June Edward Las
ker. American amateur chess cham
pion. now in Chicago. today won a
chess match from E. T. Gundlach. a
passenger on the President Taft, east
bound for Plymouth. England. The
game, which was played by wireless.
was won on Lasker's oath move. 1t
was umpired by chess expert in the
office of the United States line here.
where the moves of the two players
were received.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
CHAMPS CELEBRATE
FLAG RAISING WITH
VICTORY OVER CUBS

NEW YORK, June New York
raised its 1921 pennant today and
then outslugged Chicago in a game
of many pitchers 8 to A. The Giants
scored five runs in the first after
two were out, Kelly cleaning the
bases with double. Umpire Moran
put all the extra Chicago players off
the bench in the second inning.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08

Home runs: Bigbee, Tirney. Gooch.
Double plays: Maranville and Grimm
Traynor, Tirney and Grimm; Park
insen, Fletcher and Leslie. Base on
balls: Off Meadows, 2; Weinert, /:
Morrison, l. Struck out +. By Nor
rison, I Meadows, A. Hits: Off
Meadows in 8 innings; off Weinert,
l in l.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
NocALES INVITES MEpIcos

NOGALES, Ariz.. June 7-NogaIes
is seeking to obtain next years con-
vention of the Arizona State Medical
society. it was asserted today by A.
L. Gustetter of Nogales, president of
the society The 1922 convention will
be helC in Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
BRAVES WIN SIXTH
STRAIGHT VICTORY

BOSTON, June 7.--Boston won its
sixth straight game today and defeat
ed St Louis for the seventh sue
cessive time, ) to 2. Gowdy's hit
ting and the fielding of Nixon and
Ford contributed largely to the result.
Score. r. II. L.
st. Louis ... .010 900 001--2 Z
Boston $50. 600 221 00x-5 8
Batteries: Pertica. Barfoot and
Ainsmith; Miller and Gowdy.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Three Pirates Get
Home Runs In 80
Win Over Quakers

PHILADELPHIA, June Three of
Pittsburghs Kits off Lee Meadows
today we,e home run drives by Big
bee. Tierney and Gooch, which We're
sufficient to give the Pirates a to 0
victory over Philadelphia. Morrison
held the locals to six scattered hits.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
mTolIcHEoy FOR S12o

NOGALES. AIiz.. June &c. f.
Swichy of Finley. Tex. was robbed of
$120 today in Nogales. Sonora. he re-
ported to police here. On returning
to the American side of the line he
discovered that his pockets had been
picked of six $40 bills, he said.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Good Fielding And
Long Clouts Wins
Game For Red Sox

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June Boston
Red Sox won a to 3 victory over
the Browns in a game played dur
ing a d.izzling rain McManus and
Menosky gave each club home run.
Dixie" Davis was hit hard in the
sixth and seventh rip Collins was
supported by consistent fielding in
the ming hes Scnia.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
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MOIlA IN SEMI-FINALS

LONDON June Mrs. Molia u.
Mallery today won her way into the
semi-finals of the women's tennis
singles in the Stamford Hills tourna-
ment. She defeated Miss NJ. E. DIX
rs: 6-3. The other players in the
semi finals are Mrs. Beamish, Mrs.
Edaington and Miss Head.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08

Summary. TWO base Nus. TtuIH,
Baker. Meusel, MulIigan 2: Sheely,
Scott. Home run: Falk. Double
plays: Johnson to Collins to Sheely;
Bush to Scott to Pipp Bases on balls
off Schupp 8: Bush a. Struck out
by Bush 2. Hits off Schupp 3 in
innings; none out in 7th: off Nc
Cabe in l Ia; off Hodge in 2-3.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Webb And Marcus
Helping Ashfork
Win Ball Games

Pitcher Webb a former student of
the Phoenix Indian school is creating
a sensation in the northcin part of
the state. The husky Indian twirler
joined the Ashfork club two weeks
ago and has pitched two games to
date. winning both
Webb defeated Flagstaff May 30
holding the strong resort team to
seven scattered hits. Sunday the
Ashfork team went to Kingman
where Webb was returned victor in a
hard fought game rs. Marcus. also
from the Phoenix lots. is Webb's bat
terry mate.
The Ashfork team is planning on
taking part in the big tournament at
Flagstaff July for a purse of $500.
Mansfield and Beauty are among
the other valley boys playing with the
Ashfork club.
III
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Mascot Defeats
WillcOX-BiSbee
In Double Bill

The Mascot ball team defeated
Wilcox and Bisbee IN a double head
er at Dos Cabezos Sunday afternoon
The hitting OF Dudley. Robles,
Perkins and Pace OF the Mascot team
featured the games. Dudley gathered
two homers in the first game and
Robles and Perkins made one each in
the second game. Pace got four hits
in four times up against Bisbee.
Altheus struck out Is men in the
first game and held Wilcox to five
hits. Pace held Bisbee to one hit and
famed IA men.
Score by innings:
Mascot ..........2 202 0S0 011--9
Wilcox ............... 600 IL 0004
Batteries: Althaus and Clifford:
Eaton, Mortenson and Ellis.
Second game:
Mascot ............00 004 $50 020-15
Bisbee ......,........30 800 600 600 8
Batteries Pace and Clifford;
Baugh and Bedford.
Umpires: Farrell, Lundquist and
Kratzburg.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08

Summary: Two base hts: Gefber,
Menosky, Pratt. J. Collins, Burns.
Three base hits: Williams, J. Col
Inns. Home runs: McManus. Menos-
ky. Double plays: Dugan, Pratt and
Burns. Bases on balls: Off Davis, 4;
w. Collins, 6. Struck out BY w.
Collins. 1 Davis. 6; Kolp, 1, Hits:
Off Davis. 10 in z; off Kolp. in 2.
Losing pitcher: Davis.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago. Z; New York, 8.
Detroit, 6: Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, s.. Washington, 8.
St. Louis. 3: Boston, z.
Today's Games
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
,|lsIlISI..IlE:ssl!S!s':.
Yesterdav's ResuLts

TeStGFuay hsSUTlS
Philadelphia, O; Pittsburgh, 3.
Boston, 5: st. Louis, ,.
New York, 8: Chicago. 4.
Brooklyn. 2: Cincinnati, 6.
Today's Games
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh ate Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
pAcIFIc COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Portland, 8; Seattle, s.
Sacramento, Z; Salt Lake, /.
Los Angeles. 8: Frisco, 0.
Oakland, z; Vernon, 4
Today's Games
Portland at Seattle.
Sacramento at Salt Lake.
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Oakland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Western League

At Tulsa ST., Omaha Is.
At Oklahoma City 6-10. Denver
So.
At Wichita s-4. Des Moines 12-1.
At St. Joseph 4. Sioux City l.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Reds Hammer Vance
Off Mound And Beat
Brooklyn Superbas

BROOKLYN, June 7.-Cincinnati
knocked Vance out of the box today
and beat Brooklyn in the first game
of the series by to 2. The Reds
punched four hits, two steals and two
sacrifices with two errors for four
runs in the fourth inning, and when
the first two men singled in the fifth
Vance gave way TO Smith who al
lowed but one run.
Score. r. II. r..
Cincinnati -. 1000 All 00o--6 II 2
Brooklyn 49,. 900 002 0O0--2 Z 5
Batteries: Luque and Wingo; Vance,
Smith and Deberry.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Pacific Coast League
socs DEFEAT uTEs

SocS DEFEAT uTES
At Salt Lake City: X. II. r..
Sacramento .......... II
Salt Lake City .........l... 8 /
Batteries: Prough and Stanage;
kallio. williams and Byler.
ANGELS SHUT OUT FRISCO
AT San Francisco r. II. +.
Los Angeles .....,...... 8
San Francisco ............ y
Batteries. Hughes. Dumovich and
Baldwin: Columbe and Yelle.
ACORNS DOWN TIGERS
At Oakland r. II. r.
Oakland ............... IL
Vernon 4 /
Batteries: Krause Jones and Koch
Ter. Dell. Glider. Hauck, James and
Hannah.
At Seattle Il. II. Il
Portland ......... 10 3
Seattle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
batteries: Sutherland, Ross and
King; Jacobs, Schorr and Tobin
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08

Hollocher. Barber, Young, Bancroft
Groh. Three base hits: Stengel,
Krug. Home run: Snyder. Double
plays: Bancroft to Kelly; Bancroft to
F'risch: Terry to Grimes: Grimes
(unassisted). Base on balls: Off
Douglas. 1, off Shea. l. off Ryan.
A; off Cheeves, g; off Osborne, 3.
Struck out: BY Osborne. 2; by Jones,
1: by Kaufman / by Ryan, /. Hits:
Off Douglas: in 1-3 innings: off
Shea / in 2-3 off Ryan. in 6; off
Cheeves. 3 in 2-3: off Osborne, 10 in
2-3: off Jones, in l 2-3: off
Kaufman, in 1. Winning pitcher:
Ryan. Losing pitcher: Cheeves.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
American Association

At Kansas City Minneapolis. rain.
At Milwaukee, 6; St. Paul, ).
At indianapolis, 4; Toledo, !.
At Louisville, s. Columbus, 6.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
Golf

Tigers Make 1t TWo
Straight From Macks
DETROIT. June Detroit made it
two straight from Philadelphia this
afternoon winning to 2. and displac-
ing the Athletics from the head of
the second division. The Tigers were
outhit but profited from Philadel-
phia's errors.
Score: r. H. E.
Philadelphia -. 001 900 001--2 8
Detroit .......040 600 20O--6
Batteries: Naylor. Sullivan. Hell
mach and Perkins; Ehmke and
Bassler.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-17
DOCTORS HAVE HARD TIMES
London Physicians Blame Home Sur.
gerry and Faith Healing for Drop
In Business.

L"nd0n.-PhySicians and surgeons
have fallen upon lean times, and com
plants of dwindling practices are
widespread.
Fashionable doctors say that S,
many ordinary practitioners have ha6
wartime experience with surgery cases
that, in thousands of instances. they
now do their own operating instead o.;
sending their patients TO specialists
Another reason is that formerly well
TODD people, who would in other cir
cumstances have consulted a proni
nent physician, now go to hospitals
where they obtain treatment at much
lower cost. Others say that women
now prefer to be attended by doctors
of their own sex and that psychoanaly
sis and various forms of faith healing
account for the falling Off in the mum
Der of patients.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-17
CANE SYRUP
USED FOR MOONSHINE
icy Associated Press

Tampa. Florida, Jan. 1.-the
low market price for cane svruu
and the over production of sugar
cane and sorghum IS responsible
for boon in the moonshine H.
quor industry in several sections
OF Florida. according to \. l.. NJ
len, Federal Prohibition Director
for this state.
last year our farm crops
were small. except the cane crop.
which was larger than usual. '
said Mr.. Allen. One wear ago
this month cane syrup was sell
ing at Sl.50 a gallon. Thi, wear.
with double the crop. people in
West Florida have told me they
are offered only IS and 40 cents
a gallon for their syrup.
Many OF these people in these
circumstances. have found the
parting of the ways and have
sold their syrup TO a bootIcggcr
neighbor or have used it them
selves in making moonshinc.
Only three gallons of syrup are
necessary to make a quart Of
liquor. The market value of the.
syrup is $1.05 to $l.2O. while the.
quart OF moonshine will sell iorl
s. or So"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-17
AMERICANS LOSE LUXURY TAX
Forget Their Receipts, So French Gov
eminent Does Not Refund
Sums.

Paris, France. - Several French
newspapers are protesting against
what they term "the misplaced gencr-
"Siiy" Of the government in refund
ing TO Americans, when they return
10 the United States, the 10 per cent
luxury tax they have paid ON pur-
chaSes. The newspapers say the gov
ernmcnt is giving away hundreds Of
thousands of francs in this way which
rightfully belong To the country.
Americans have read these protests
with not little surprise. Many who
have tried TO get back the total of
their luxury tax have discovered the
difficulties are many. The first and
most essential demand OF the govern
mcnt officials at the port of embarka-
tiOn Is that all receipts of purchases
must be presented Luxury tax con
Germs women almost entirely, and
most Of them forget or lose these re-
ceiptS
Those who know Of this demand are
comparatively few. so the luxury tax,
So far as most homeward- bound Amer
leans are concerned, usually remains
in France.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-17
WEAK; RUNDOWN
Carolina Lady Got So She Could
Just Drag.-"Cardui Built Me
Up" She Declares.

Kernersville, y. C.-In an interest,
ing statement regarding Cardui. tho
Nomans Tonic, Mrs Wesley Mabe, OF
near here, recently said: Il hare
known CATdui for years, but never
knew its worth until a year or so ago.
| was in q weakened. rundown con-
dition. I became draggy-didn't eat or
sleep 10 do any good; couldn't do any
thing without 4 great effort. l tried
different remedies and medicines, yet
/ continued to drag.
q decided 10 give Cardui Z trial.
and F0u1i II was Just what | really
needed. Il made me feel much strong
er soon after I began 10 use il. / be-
gan TO eat more, and the nervous,
weak feeling began 10 leave. Soon l
was sleeping good.
"CaTdui built me up as no other
tonic ever did.
Il used Ca-dui with one daughter
who was puuy. felt bad and tired out
all the time II brought her right out,
and soon she was as well as a girl
could be. We think there is nothing
like Cardui."
DO lot allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from wOmanly
troubles. Take Caldui. You may find
e Just what you really need. For
more than 80 years il has been used Dy
thousands and usands, and found
iust as Mrs. NJ. be describes.
At your druggists EC-i42
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-17
Prevents Picking Up
of Wireless MESSAGES

Moscow. - Discovery OF a
method whereby wireless mes
sageS may be sent to a definite
receiving station without the
danger of being picked up" by
other stations IS claimed in an
announcement by the Official
Press Bureau.
A Ukrainian electrical en-
gineer named Chayko is respon-
sible for the discovery, and it is
stated that, by means of a sim
pie apparatus, Chayko straight
ems out and groups what are
termed The locked power lines"
of the magnetic field into paral-
lei rays. These rays, he says.
can penetrate mountains, there
by avoiding the necessity Of
high antennae.
II is also asserted that the
discovery will enable the loca-
tiOn from the surface of metal
deposits in the earth and will be
of great service to medical and
other sciences.
ChaykO is continuing his ex-
perimenis for the scientific tech
meal department OF the Ukrain-
ian government.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-17
DON'T YOu Forget 1t

Bear in mind that Chamber
lain's Tablets not only move the
bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion.
They contain no poison or other
digestive ferment but strengthen
the stomach and enable il to per-
form its functions normally. ia
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-17
PUBLIC SALE
Friday, Jan. 20, 1922. 2 P. M

Friday, Jan. 20, 1922, 2 P. M.
At the school building. the Com-
~ Board OF Education will offer
for sale to the highest and best
bidder the Black School Hot. e.
and lot.
Terms made known ou day OF
sale !. +. HORD, Chairman.
b. +. Edwards. Sec. II