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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-21
Friday Football

NJ. NJ. I. "A; Versailles 6.
Frankfort 81; Georgetown 0
Centre Freshmen IA; State
Freshmen 6.
Western Normal AZ; Tennes-
see Poly 0.
Harlan IA; Pinevi1le 0.
Wilmington College 81; Ken
lucky Wesleyan 3.
Cynthiana O; Carlisle 0.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-21
What Governor McCreary Said
of Richmond

Some years ago after he retir-
ed to private ife, Governor Nc
Creary said: 81 was born in
Richmond and during all my life
it has been my legal residence.
l love it and its people, and
yet | must admit it has less ci
vic spirit or civic pride than any
place | have ever visited. What
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-21
FORMER MADISON MAN
Dies IN IDAHO

The body of William D. Greg
ory, 90, who died in Boise, Ida
ho, will arrive in Kentucky Sat
urday or Sunday. Interment will
be in the Danville cemetery. Mr..
Gregory, who formerly lived at
Fort EStill, moved west with his
family several years ago. lie
came here on a visit last sum
mer. He had been in i'll health
for some time but was thought
to be improving. His death was
sudden. Surviving him are his
wife and several children, two
sisters, Mrs. H. H. Hall and Mrs.
Lucy Arnold, of Winchester one
brother, Parker Gregory. of Hen
dersonville. n. c. Mr.. Gregory
leaves number Of relatives and
many friends in old Madison.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-21
Weather Forecast

Mostly cloudy tonight and
Sunday; warmer tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-21
is the reason ?"

is the reason?"
But all this sad condition in
the past seems now to have been
changed and to have vanished,
for we now have vibrant
healthy public spirit, whose ex-
Is tance is proven by the recent
organizing and functioning of
your four clubs, whom | am now
addressing. In my condition,
since | was stricken with paraly-
sis on January 27, 1913, I have
been wholly unable to go out
and mix among the people, whioh
| would delight to do, yet my
friends good and true, and some
former clients, white and black,
have often called on me; besides
| take six daily papers (includ-
ing the New York World) many
magazines and books and read
much.
Go be continued tomorrow
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-21

Chenault and Stone closed the
deal Saturday for the Geo. w.
Phelps farm on Red House pike,
to Hiram Marcum. There were
314 acres in the tract. Consid-
Grafton $4,000.
LOST pocket black leather
Wallet, had about sos and in
surance papers in it, somewhere
on the street of Richmon d .
Liberal reward. Return to T. J.
Benson, phone 1875
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
3 ALLEGED BURGLARS
TO FACE GRAND JURY
fouths Are Alleged 10 Have stolen
Money and Sierchandise From
East End Mcrchnnts

Charged with tho theft and bur
Glary OF tewclry. money. linens. dry
goods and merchandise to the value
OF Si2I4I from BROAD street stores
ana East End firms. two OF three al .
legged burglars. ranging from Is t.
i? years of age. and woman were
sent on TO the grand jury. following
their arrairnmen; III Police Court
yesterday. Parker turned states
evidence. confessed 10 the charges
Preferred against him, and. IN his
testimony. incr!miuatcI ruvan auL
tcrta.
The alleged burglars SAY ,ncN wr,,.
Loo puvail 2Sss Rurtcu street. rau-
lei i.cn,+. iSi6 NORTH rn,,tte,n
street and Russell ra:hcr. 41> North
Twenty street. rrcN are
CHARGED 10y police witN r%rslArls,us
the store oc Pearson x us:,.sus :5nt
street, and the store ~ ,SrkuN i,lr
iicrd. 290l L Street ~ '"oseN and
merchandise valued q; $50 tm
trance = said ~ have rcrn fatucd
through forVin.; doors ~ ;rt stores.
Mrs. Gertrudr l.!NSic - alicxri 81
have stolen ,cwsiry. tgc> A:,d Other
sa!uahlcs 10 the cNtrut ~ StFt.t>
from Broad stree, merchants The
arrests wcrc made ~ Detective SCR
goan;s Ecr;ucci and ruNy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
MILK WEEK SPEAKERS
RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS

Forty speakers who will make adj
dreSsyS in connection with ;Ne MIX
for Health" week campaign. ~ nc
staged IN Richmond all mex, week.
received preliminary Instructions last
nigh; n; i meeting held IN The Cham
her OF commerce auditorium. pr.
g. e. Hudson. City Health Officer pre-
sided
Schedules by which addresses viii
l.. made before 10000 school chill
dren in the forty-ouc public schools
OF the city and III ten paroChial and
rrirat" schools. were worked out and
assignments announced ny the pre-
siding officer. Miss Florence Hall
of III" United states Department OF
Axr!cul;urc, assisted Or Hudson in
the work.
Speakers also were assigned to
make addresses to the Rotary club.
kiwan'S Club. Better Business Bu-
rcaUs Business Wom"n'S club. -
loscph's and Methodist Orphauaccs.
rnd in ciSh, large factories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
ALLECHANY ENTHUSES
OVER ROAD BOND PLAN
Covington Chamber of Com
mcrcc Unanimously APP
proves Project.
SpeciaI 70 The Tirhcs-Dispn,ch.I

i''f'' i'i - 1 ne l iintS- ilSpHtcn.
CONVICTION. VA. March 3.--Thc
NlleEhanN courthouse WAS pack I'd
THIS evening in what developed L.
lic one OF the most enthusiastic and
imrortan; meetings ever held by Il
civic body in Covingtou.
The Covington Chamber Of Com
mere" wen; on record unanimously
as approving Il state bond issue for
highway construction. After the
meeting mad been called 10 order
IN" question OF n bond issue for the
huildirE OF state highways was
opened. and numerous addresses on
the subject wer" read with euthuSi-
assn wh"0 il was shown to the as
s"mil ~ That, bond issue. AZ pro-
rosod nv tho Virginia Legislature.
would not incre"sc tin" taxes Vi the
stat" citizens.
Joseph Carpenter. upon motion.
called f"r "a vote on tho question oT
nppr"vtr. Senator I..Nmun's position
ON thc boul issue aud gave iustru2-
iions u Delegate Thomas L Me
Caleb that tho citizens %! Covington
wouid approve every rtTor, he could
make To Sccur" the passage Or the
Sond issue hill.
Tho v";" was unanimous III favor
OF tho motion. and papers were
signed - H. forwarded 10 Mr.. Me-
caleb asking G,m 90 support the
bond bill. TcuighrS injecting should
Conc!uSivo'y show :" tho Delegates
from Allo-hany that Coving;ou is
suiidly and enthusiastically in favor
OF the bond issue bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
CAR COMPANY TO HIRE
300 SKILLED WORKERS
Rcrci'rs Contracts Making Nccrs.
>ary Larger Force Mt Former
boiler Plant.

Contracts now IN the hands o.. Of
hciaiS Of the Richmond Car Works.
Inc. Will result IN more than 200
Skilled lion workers and mechanics
being employed here Information
from officials of tho company yestcr-
day was that the entire force Of 600
men VIII be assembled within the
next month. /; is reported that the
force may be- increased before SUM
'ner 20 care for business the company
expects TO ACCEPT in tho immediate
future.
Representatives OF tho compan,
are working on contract for MY
or more coal goudolas for the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. TIL" arst production Of the
plant vas mad. this week. when two
coal cars for til" Il. = X j. we're
completed
Tn" plan, formerly was known as
tho south Richmond boiler plant Of
IN" United states Shipping EoRrd
and Emergency Fleet Corporation.
and was d.Sieu ID for the building Of
Saotrh type marine boilers for the
merchant marine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
FIND NO TRACE OF
MURDERER OF TWO

PETERSBURG. VA. March s-In
spit" OF the activity oi local and
county police in trying to run down
tn" murderer of ~ +. Heath and
Melton Ford. who were shot and IA
tally wounded last Saturday night in
linwiddie County. there is not the
slightest clue as To the name Of tho
person or persons who committed the
deed.
The coroncr's jury Thursday night
threw very little light on the case.
an" witnesses could only TESTIFY
that they d;d not see Everett Marks
AFTER he disappeared into the woods
with y. j.. Heath. one OF the dead
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
WILL HAYS IS ATTACKED
BY MEMBER IN HOUSE
Illinois Republican Says Re-
firing Officer Has Been
disappointment.
IRN AssocintodpreS.

WASHINGTON. March "a Wig
orous attack on Observation-Disclosures
rays was made today in the House
by Representative Williams. Rcpub-
iic;in. Illinois. who declared thai, the
retiring Cabinet officer has been the
one disappointment Of the frs, yeor
OF the republican administration"
Today marks the close of the ca :
rccr OF VIII Hays as Il member of
me cabinet" asserted MIR. Williams.
To millions OF Republicans u l.. a
DAY OF thanksgiving and rejoicing"
Representatives Blantoh, Dcmocr,,
IcNaS, and Repre- Sentntivc EairncId
republican. Indiana. came To the a.,
i"nSe Of tho retiring Postmaster
General aud laudcd his services ,s a
CABINET official. Mr.. Blnnton declared
Mr.. Hays was being stabbed I'm the
back by members Of his own parry.
VINO should congratulate themselves
on having had him at tn. head of the
Fosi-otiicc Department.
MIR. Fairfield. paying tribute tn Mr.
rays as Il man honest and clean In
MS methods commended thnt both as
n private citizen and NJ "a public Of
hciaI he had shown himself to bc of
inc highest calibcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
PETERSBURGER FANORS
BOND ISSUE FOR ROADS
Iionr'i of Director. Of Merchants Az
horintion ASKS Rodgers to Give
Hill Ills support.

Samuel -. Rogers. member of the
House % Delegates from Petersburg.
received tn. following letter yestcr-
cay from Raymond {. Parsons. sec.
reiary of N" Retail Merchants AZ
sociation @; Petersburg:
At yn."'iH; of IN" board 81 di-
r"ctors az the Retail! Merchants AS
ISOLATION 81 Petersburg. held MARCH
!. Il E"SC'.tcH APPROVING senate bill
No. "|i. aGthnflzlne the sale az s!2.-
zoos ~ bonds ~ Virginia 20 raise
lapa"y 10 construct and reconstruct
rIh!!r roads in the state highway
system, was adopted. and I was in
struct"d 20 advise you that the hoard
homes YOU will use Your influence and
VOTE FOR the raSsagc Of the iiil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
BELFAST ROBBERS
KILL MAX GREEN
INv Nssoclnt,d prcss.

BELFAST. March 3.-Max :. Green.
chairman OF tn" Irish prison board
Was shot and killed in Dublin today
t. Dublin message announced lie was
son in law OF the late John Red
mond the Irish Nationalist leader.
The shooting Of Nj. Green occurred
during IA chase following a robbery
I'm Official ot tn" Ministry OF Pen
SIohs carrying considerable sum a.!
money was held w by armed men
wh" took from him II bag Contininr
900 ana ran away with H. Tho po-
ice gave chase and captured the rob
Der. who had the money In his pos
session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
WOULD HALF DRIVE
FOR BONUS LEGISLATION
Lynchburg Post, American
Legion, Raps National Com
mandcr Macnider
ISpcclNl to Thc Wines Dispntch.l

~ H' DlSpatCn.l
LfNcHBrRG. VA. March 3
LShchburg Post, American Legion,
mas adopted resolution calling upon
''ahford Macnidcr. national COM
mand"r, to devote less time TO bonus
LEGISLATION for war veterans until IL
mas bccn seen that every wounded cx-
service man Is properly cared for and
uh'l IN" national officers have IN
sp'cted every hospital for wounded
ana disabled soldiers. ana see that
they are properly conducted.
In the discussion Of the resolution
'hcr" was much criticism from vote
rams VII" saw hard service I'm
France" az Commander Macuider.
whom. tho members OF the post as.
scrt. Is wrong in his attitude thnt
the entire American Legion tx bacic
of him In the matter OF bonus leg
islniion. for ii was pointed out that
many other posts besides Lynchbury,
have gone on record as opposed TO
bonus legislation.
The post directed the post adJutant.
Fred NJ DAVIS. TO send II cpoy OF tho
resolution To the national commander.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
MEASURE LIMITING FEES
PASSED BY LOWER HOUSE
Officer Making Ares, for
Speeding Can Collcc, Blu,
so Gents From Accused.
VOTE ON nil 81 To Is
Bail Commissioners Receives Twice ns
Much NJ Justice al Pence Tor TrinI
"f Criminal Case. one at proNi-
>tons Specifies.

With AN amcndmcn, offered by
Delegate Il Holman Willis of Roam
"kc, limiting tho fec FOR au officer
making an arrest for violation OF the
Speeding law TO 80 cents. and limitinc
the Zoe of the Trial Justic. TO 90 cents
House bill No. +O.. prescribing fees
for services of attorneys for the Com
monw'alth. clerk OF courts, Justices
OF The peace fees and mileage for
sherius and s,tc.auts. was passed hy
vote ot - to Is. last night
The other feature ot the Bill is that
the fec officers. other than attorneys
COR the commonwealth and clerks
OF courts. shall receive only ono ha +
"i the fee prescribed when the de-
tcndaut is acquitted or has not sutii-
cicui funds =" pay the costs
Delegate Mayo G. brown Of lynch
burg who had the various fee bills in
charge asked that Hous. hills Nos.
i'i. i2N. and rs hc dismissed which
was done
sets bond Tor Trrn>urcr>.
-Ii"use hui 40. $40. providing that
me bail commissioner Shall receive
fees double those OF a justice az The
peace for Tie iria, OF = criminal case.
prov drd in uo case SaaIl payment he
made OUT %! the State treasury. was
passed by a Not" Of - - o.
Bonds required OF city trraSurorS
WI not be greater than oue-half OF
'he amount of the STATE revenue to he
,,,SyyN'" annually by them OF less
than ono-third. in addition to the
bond required OF them by tho cites.
arc"r!ing To House hiI No ill. which
was passed hy u vote uf - 10 o.
sNndS required Of county t-casur-
tsS' shcriiS. clerks. commissioner Of
nc revenue. etc. are reduced from
% per cent To 30 per cen, of the
amount OF revenues annually received
N, yen" is the provision of House
i."uSe "lI4 No. i!&. relative TO the
"SF"SltI"n OF costs collected OF d.
.,'u"!''S or prosecutor other than the
commonwealth. ia certain cases vas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Investigate Fire Alarm.

Police are investigating false
alarm pulled at Scnmcs Avenue and
Lee, Streets last night. The alarm
brought: fremcn from two engine
companies and a truck company 10
the scene. Tn" explosion OF "A
chicken broodcr accustomed a second
alarm earlier in the day al Third
Avenue and Willow street. Highland
Park. Firemcn distinguished the
blaze with chemicals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
BALFOUR ACCEPTS
ENGLISH KNICHTHOOD
Ia Prevailed Upon To- Accept Seat in
Order of the Garter. Highest
Iicrnidic Position
IBy United News. !

LONDON. March, 3.-Ar,hur James
iinifour. head OF tho British dclcxa-
'ion To Washington, and one Of the
outstanding figures of British mol
i'ics for the last twenty years. has
ut last accepted Il knighthood.
After declining twice to take tho
Iohor. he WAS finally prevailed upon
FRIDAY. To receive from the King II,
recognition OF his services 10 the
empire at Washington. Il knight
c"inpanionship in tn" order OF the
farter-thc highest hcraldic order
In the British empire
Niscount l.asccllcs was made a
khiEht OF the Garter JUS, before his
marriage To Princess Mary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
nur. Lexington victim. Today.

Funeral services for two unid.nti-
fed victims OF the Lexington Hotel
disaster Of February Z, which re-
suited in the death of twclyc> guests
and the injury Of thirty others. viii
he conducted from Cha rlcs J. B!liups'
undertaking parlorS at 3:30 o'clock
this afternoon. Intcrmcnt Will he
made in lakewood in section dcdi-
Gated by the city for burial Of tho
victims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
CANADIAN JUDGE FREES
NEGRO FROM n. C..
state Refuses To Produce Witnesses
for EAtrndttion OF Hack to
United StntrS.
Icy Associated Press. ]


HAMILTON. ONT. March g.
county Judge Sn!der today released
Matthew Bullock, American negro.
who was hold ut the request of
United states authorities for extra =
dtt!on To- Norllna. y. g.. where he is
wanted ON charge OF attempted
murder The southern state refused
- send witnesses to Canada To tus-
tNN in cNtraditi"n proceedings.
The judge ruled when Bullock was
rcarrcStrd two weeks ago that wit
u"sscs must h. produced by North
Carolina 10 establish II prima racir
ease against the negro. Governor
Morrison. OF North Carolina. refused
~ send witnesses here and the judge
held that at'idavits submitted b% the
uitcd states consul were not suiii
ctCOt provt Of the prisoners guilt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
FNSCISTI OCCUPY
FItiME POST-OFFICE
Completed. Surround the Government
Palace Attacking With Hand
Grcnrdcs md Machine Gums.
IIN AsNnrinIol rrnss |

LONDON. March a.-The Italian
Fascist III Fiume succeeded at 5
o'clock this morning in occupying the
r"St-o;ilcc and later in completely
surrounding the government palace.
attacking II with hand grcdadcs and
machine guns. says 4 Rome dispatch
L. the Exchange Telegraph Company
today.
The Croats returned the fire of the
Fascist. says the dispatch. and Il
state OF virtual civil war has broken
out between the Italian and Croat
clements OF the city. Fascist also
are reported To have captured an
Italian torpedo boat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
MACHALE IN CHARGE.
OF CHEVROLET BRANCH
baltimore Man iins Been Appointed
Manager of Local organizations.
Other IhnnErs Announced.

Mt J. II MacIialc. OF Baltimore
ND. has been appointed general man
aEer ~: t"c local branch OF the Chev-
foi"t Motor Conpany. % New York
inr 5I7 Wosr iroad street. An
aalrc""iru' Of tho change OF man
t.,'Eent ".,s made yesterday. Soy.
raI additions ana changes In tho
sales 'orrar MISC have been made
~ Na'Ha!. VAS formerly con
n"'i"d with 'he Baltimore branch
~ 'a~ COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

Governor Trinklc Yesterday issued
a commission to -. l.. ShaCklcforl as
judge OF the Corporation Court. rurt
IL. ut the city ~ Norfolk. for the
term beginning February !. 1923. am.
also an interim commission. dating
from April !. until the beginning OF
the new term. Judge Shackictord.
present commemorative attorney.
was elected to the position OF Judge
OF the newly created court. on We'd
nesGaT by the two branches 81 the
General Assembly. voting separately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

''.i"Ei"- "' Fuuiic W"rkn Allen ]
7a.L.." haa returned from Wa.hIng-
ton. where hc attended IN. sessions
~ ~" fati,ra! Eiycre and IIarbors
-A"f'as IL" o'htci ;hat h" planted
f.rs ~ aapIOvh! In the minds Of
"rhb"rs fDr lar."r appropriations
'"s lanes hiv"r Improvement. !ic
"'- a@f'-''d b. In"mhers Of the
'"Hh''' 'amniti"" on Dncn. River
ahd Hh'hpr and representatives. o:
'ne Chamber II commcfcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Legion Auxiliary Meets.

There was a called meeting of the
executive committee, American Le-
giOn. Richmond Post No. /. Thursday
morning at 1880 at the home Of Mrs.
f. y. iiotchkiss, East Franklin
Street.
Activities Of the auxiliary we're
planned for tho coming year. \
luncheon was served after the meet
ing by Mrs. IIotChkis-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Legion Men for Rnnd Uunds.

NORFOLK, VA. March 3-peuin-
su,a Post No ~ American Legion.
Department OF Virginia. AZ its rcEu-
lar monthly meeting held AZ Legion
Han. Norge, Va. March = 1872,
unanimously adopted the following
resolutions iayor.ur a bond issue Of
Ei2o"c.onn for Highway construction
during IN" lex, TWO years. and es-
recial'y the speedy construction and
completion Of the Richmond Newpor,
News Highway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Confer with rrcssmcn.

NEW YORK. March 3.-Thc Now
'"rh newspaper publishers today met
committee of the local wcb press
mems union to hoar their Mo, ,.,
houlication of am arbitration award
by Federal Judge Manton, which be-
came effective WEDNESDAYS. AT the
stop or t"day'$ conference +, wan
stated that both sides were satisfied
win me progress OF the negotiations
ana that further meetings would be
held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
ELLIS Takes Over oilirr.

koa NokE. VA. March 3.-post-
master +. T.. Ellis assumed charge Of
inc local postofiicc yesterday. Act
ing postmaster II. +. LcGrand Will
remain IN the office for several DAYS
uhtll the new executive is convcrsan;
with the details of the office .rbnr
MT. l.eGrand will lie detailed IN ~,
registry departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
PASS RESOLUTIONS
FANORING BOND ISSUE


Especial {" The Times pispatch
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. March a
y called meeting ~ the Board or
Supervisors OF :Ialitax county on
Wcdncsda adopted a resolution In
dorSinE Governor Trinkle's road pro-
gram and tho issue OF $4,000. 900
state road bonds. especially since
such issue is required 20 moe: Fed
cral aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Negro nobb.rs sh,,, y,,,

CHICAGO. March 3.-lnc"used be-
cause their loot was smaller than
'h"E had expected. two negroes who
f"hhed a real estate Office today shot
down l3-ycar-old girl stcuograrh-
or. ana clerk in III. Office. The
clerk. Frank klciucr. cannot live.
according to physicians Tn. cond!
ton OF the girl. Marion harrison. IS
serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
bureau noosrs ci.,,. u.,.n,,.

= hrOueh actvItIcs - ~. B.rca--
f. -2t Weights and Measures Of Mc De.
: -rsrimsnt 81 Public Safety, the c!ts's
rev enues last year were incrcaseG
i Jsy about $4,000. This revenue came
= mainly from persoHs who had form
eTiy paid no licenses for conducting
business. and through taxation OF
foreign subcontractors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
IN Teach HihIc Class

Frank Banc. secretary OF the Board
Charities and Corrections. will teach
the Young Mems Class Of Monument
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
at 9:30 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

man Jacrb Ifnlhuf VII
-" ''H"y frr Mihdlcbrook. Au.
-'.' '".n's WHERE h" ~ scheduled
''..'f mo adJfssg"N On rci.Hloun
."WNftr" !!c wiIl return Mon r.
9"t afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
n"Sin w"rL on Srhoo, .

obstruction of the ucw aldIr.ri II,
s'aniy 9ch""l VIM b"g!u lu.,A. u,,,
-,-It Assistant Superintendent, a.,
,....A hlniord announced y,ftcra.y
,oa ne work which wul ,ps, 80
IlrucN0n COmpaMl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Receives Anonymous Donation.

DR.. T.. y. Caiisch yesterday received
an anonymous contribution OF $iO0.
sent him through the mails for the
suffering children of the East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Rev. Wiley ImprOXcx.

Rev. Gcorg" II. Wiley. evangelist
Of the Baptist mission board, who
Las been sick. is improving.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-24
Tunnelled From
House To House

LIMERICK, July 23.--From the Begin
ming to the end of the operations, which
ended with the capture of Limerick Fri
day by the Free State forces. the irregu-
lars outnumbered the nationals. Not
more than roo Free State troops were en-
gagged while the republican forces reached
at least 1000.
The whole center of the city was in
volved in the battle zone and at some
points the combatants were separated by
less than ten yards.
The fighting during the week consist
ed mostly of rifle and bomb duels. Each
side tunnelled from house to house, SO
that entire streets were transformed into
miniature fortresses. The irregulars from
the outset occupied the strongest posi-
lions and their final defeat was due to
the division of their forces by the isola-
ton of two important strongholds, the
Strand and Castle barracks, by means OF
an artillery assault.