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J. ID. CARNEAL & SONS.
And
CUAS. *. WILLIS & Co.

Rca! Estate Auctionccrs.
In execution Of u certain deed Of
trust dated March IL. 1922, recorded
in clerks office, Circuit Court -.
lIcnric" County, in deed book 2l?-B
page 3i0. default having been made
IN payment OF =. portion OF the debt
therein secured. ana being required
10y the beneficiary SO To do. we Will
on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1899.
At O'Clock l.. NJ.
proceed To sell. on the premises. the
property described In aforesaid deed
as follows: "Al! that lot ri land
with the improvements thereon. near
tho northern limits OF the City OF
Richmond. lying in Iicnrco County
Va. known as Washington Park be
ing lots : and in block II. front
ing. together. 80 feet on the south
side al Walker Avenue and RUNNING;
back between parallel lines 100 fee;
to an alley 10 feet wide"
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs Of sale. INSURANCE. and taxes
I" day OF sale, and u debt Of $50 -
nov due. balance of the sum secured
IN tho deed To Ice paid in 10 COnsccu-
tive monthly notes of $40 each. the
frs. one becoming due November H.
1922, and on. note for sl2 due Jan
paid in ! and . years, with interest,
secured 10y a deed OF trust on the
said property. or for all cash. at the
option OF the purchaS ser.
T. SITTERDINci.
j. -. CARNEAl.,
CiIAS. *. WILLIS.
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THOMAS l.. GAY.
LEN Is G. WILLIAMS,
ROBERT IL. TALIEY.
United states OF America.

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hhN!. EsIA li---I..Si yolt .TIG-rIy S.;s.
HS fpr sal" %. Tor r-rt. M,t,on =.
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ron best results. list your property v!ih
us @arrett =" Co. III: East Main
foK RESULTS list you. farms aud city
property win Pollard < Ha6Uy, 1909
Ems. Maln street.
LIST your property t0r rent or sale with
the pric" 81 M'yt- ha!.nHn, 80, Mutual
hHlilnS. Call Madison 2g4s.
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Farm, ami LAM IuI SAFE
l. AKIN BARGAINS.

+ AKIN BARGAINS.
We have q large list ot
larmS that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking Tor a farm, large
or small, see us.
Z. l.. Il h. l.. DENOON,
SO7 East Main street.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
PUBLIC AUCTION

O% SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2lST
one Boiler. Engine and awmill one
mile from Louisa. Na.-immcdiatcly
alter arrival o: 10 o'clock train.
D. NJ CRANK
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
HY WILLIAM VI. MILLER.
THE HOME SELLER
ana
w. l. Redo.
AuCt!onccrs.
I rustees Auction Sale

THAT DESIRABLE NEW DWELL
lNti KNOWN As
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Real Estate to, Exchange y

FOR E%cHA%,,E uTuAI Street -,
d"nce. r..a. Gty Ha.l and Patterson
AN"nu" residence 'p ,NchuHgr irr lot j..
mar City Mat..sU "a. or T. o.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

n THE DISTRICT COURT ~ THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
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Lots for sale
l.. II. !!Asvie.
Win
L. l.. & J. S. HaRViE.

LOTS for st!" 90 "Achaugr builders
chnne" - unload secont mnrtssge
monthly notes 'uT beautiful building
los Ey!aHd Really 60. Randolph
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pursuant 10 and by virtue o. a de
5. 1879. by the District Court OF I Ic
OF Virginia. at Richmond, Virginia.
Cities rucI ana Power Company Mas
Sportdt.uH aud OIL Corporation was
mas II. Gay. Lewis &. V iilIams ana
ppU!nted ny SAIL deere. tor tau pur-
ties. accounts, cUUs,s in action, cain
every KIND ana character whatsoever,
Corporation, therein directed to be
highest Gl"liiied pidd.r "t the front
. CITY -; Richmond, Virginia. on the
7 OF - % CiDck noon, the following
; in action, clam or claims. and ali
" ha;sorvcr OF ;nc Empire TranspOr-
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
KENNEDY BUYS
DEVORE PROPERTY
Splendid Business Location At
Main And B Streets Is
Sold At $500

d. Willis Kennedy, proprietor
of the Kennedy ProGuce Compa-
ny, bought the Devore stable and
lot at the corner of East Main
and B street when offered at
Commissioners sale Thursday
morning. The sale was made TO
settle UP the estate OF the late
William Devore. Mr.. Kennedy
secured this valuable business
site at his bid Of 5000. 1t was
'eonsidered a splendid bargain at
his figure as the lot runs all the
way from Main to Irvine street.
has store on the Irvine street
front and ample room on B ard
Main street Tor other improve
1nents, if desired. Mr.. Kennedy
says he will move his produce
business to his property as socn
as he can have some repairing
and renodeling done.
The Devore home was not put
up for sale at this time
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
RICHMOND SPEAKERS
AT S. S. CONVENTION
,By associated Pressl

Winchester, Ky. Sept. 26-
Headquarters for workers ar
ranging for the reception and en-
tertainment of delegates of the
Kentucky State Sunday Schcol
Convention, which meets here
October 3, 4 and 5, have been
opened in the Offices Of the Win-
chester Chamber Of Commerce.
Mayor George L. Tominson. Of
the housing committee, has is
sued a call for rooms for four
hundred delegates during the
three days OF the convention.
a list Of speakers and a tenta-
tive program for the convention
have been issued by DR.. George
a. Joplin, secretary Of the Ken
lucky Sunday School Association.
Hugh Magill and Mrs. Maud
Junkin BALDWIN, both OF Chicago.
Dir. Frank McKibben, of South
Bend, Indiana, and Mayme G.. Mil
Ter, Of Indianapolis, are among
the speakers from out Of the
state who have been given places
on the convention program.
Kentucky speakers include Dr.
Frank L. McVey, president Of
the University of Kentucky, Lex.
ington; Mayor Huston Quin, Of
Louisville; George E. Hays, Lou
isville; the Rev. Neal K. Meow
an, Louisville; the Rev c. H.,
Greer, Ft. Thomas the Rev. O..
O. Green, Richmond; the Rev.
Homer Carpenter. Richmond the
Rev. V. Ottmer Ward, Lexing-
ton; X. c. Davis, Mad:sonviile
M. T. McEldowney. Winchester;
NJ. o. Redwine, Winchester, and
Harlie Smith, of Lexington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
NORMAL NOTES

President T. J. Coates leaves
Thursday to speak at the two
days session of the Upper Ken
lucky Educational Association
which meets at Hazard. He will,
on this occasion address 400
teachers who will be in attend
ance there.
Twenty-Five men were out on
the athletic field Tuesday for
football. Full 80 and maybe more
are expected to be out Wednes-
day. They are being put thru a
stiff practice and signal drill by
coach George Hembree to be in
condition to meet Kentucky
Wesleyan at Winchester Satur-
day. lie has six men from last
years team but will have COM
:
plete new back field. There will
be FIVE old men in the line. Every
thing is in fine condition for the
opening contest of Saturday.
w. L. Jayne, field representa-
tive for the Eastern State Nor
nal school, is in Floyd county
this week making survey OF the
county and working out a county
plan for improvement of county
schools.
The otte Company of Cincin-
natl has just been in Richmond
putting a new cork carpet on the
library aud Reading room at
TIE Normal School
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
LOCAL ELEHNS
HAVE SCRIMMAGE

The Richmond football fans
who were out ut the Normal field
Wednesday afternoon got then
first view OF the game when
Eastern and Madison Hi held I
spirited scrirnmagc which was
marked by some corking good
PLAYS. Eastern kicked off to Mad
iSon and the high school boys
were held for downs while East
ern. with the ball i'll tthcir poss-
cssiOn. carried it down the field
for touchdown. This was the
last that they made and the only
score of the day. The Madison
boys at this point seemed unecr-
tain. and played rather an erratic
game. and seemed to be little
mustered at the task Of stop
ping the big Eastern men. The
Maroon and White warriors out
weighed their Madison oppon-
ents many pounds and tore great
holes in the line.
Here Coach Hembree inserted
one or two substitutes which
seemed to put new life in the
iurplcs. They took advantage Of
E.astern's fumbles and held them
or The defensive for quite a
while. Ralph Gentry prevented
trouble with Il tackle which
spilled Harris that was d dandy.
He made a nice dive in bringing
Harris to the ground, Toward
the latter part of the contest
IIembree had bis entire line COM
posed of inexperienced men who
gave good accounts Of them
selves. With them in the line,
Madison had a little the upper
hand. Previous to this the Pur-
pie had become more steady and
were playing consistent football.
Both squads were put through
a light workout before the scrim-
mage which consisted principally
Of signal work. The football cur
tain raises here Friday when
Madison locks horns with Stan
ford Hi Eastern is putting in
her work in preparation for a
trip to Winchester Saturday
where she meets Kentucky Wcs-
lcyan College.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
.EkCHAGEITES AT
STATE CONVENTION

Members Of the Richmond Ev-
change Club sent several dele
gates to the state convention at
Louisville this week. Ray l..
Lange, of Birmingham, Ala. was
elected national president at the
concluding session. Among the
Exchangeites from Richmond
who attended were DR.. X. l.. Tel
ford, Henry l.. Perry, +. V. FL
der, George Fawkes and James
II. Leeds. All report a delightful
time and a most entertaining and
helpful meeting.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
STUDENTS POISONED
BY SCHOOL LUNCH
(By Associated Pressn

birmingham, Ala, Sept. 28-
Roll call at the Woodlawn High
school today showed 200 students
absent as a result Of food poison
ing yesterday. Many students
were violently i'll for time but
all are out of danger today except
one whose condition is grave. In
vestigat;on disclosed the students
were poisoned by eating sand
wiches made from beef cabbage,
celery and pickles at a school
cafeteria. Scores became Ill IN
the class room while others drop
ped to the street whi,e returning
to thehir homes later i'll the day.
The total number affected is near
200.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
SYNOD
AT BOWLING Green

DR.. r. l.. Teford is in Bowling
Green attending the annua
meeting Of the synod of Ken
lucky of the Southern Presbyter-
ian church which ronvened in the
First Presbyterian church. at
Bowling Green, Tuesday, at s
O'Clock. with a sermon by Rev
Gary r. Blain, Moderator and
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Paducah.
The synod of Kentucky now
has on its roll 10l ministers, 157
churches and 20705 members.
Special interest IS attached to
certain important matters APP
pearing on the program for con-
sldcratIon and discussion: Cd Iu-
aemuch as the synod is now en-
gagged in a special campaign for
Christian education, it is cX-
pected at this meeting of the sy-
nod that an interesting report
will be filed by the joint commits
sion in charge of the educational
movement in which $lC00O0,0O0
will be raised for the educational
institutions Of Kentucky. When
the proportion was first submit
ted, suggesting that definite
and comprehensive plan be de
vised for the benefit of the
schools aud colleges, the South
ern synod at once adopted the
and communicated it
to the Northern synod. AS soon
d the idea was accepted by the
Northern synod, the point COM
mission was created and prellm-
irary sleeps in the campaign ar
ranged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
DUNBAR SELLS
WALLACE FARM

The Wallace farm. which was
in the hands Of Mr.. L. w. Dun
bar, the popular salesman of the
Freeman Realty Company, was
sold at public auct on Thursday
morning to Mr.. S. +. Winklcr, Of
Irvine. The consideration, it IS
understood. was $l0.3o2. This is
considered by the owners and
others who attended the sale as
a good price and again the Free
man Realty Company was proved
TO be right up to the minute IN
conducting these farm sales they
have been making for the past
few months.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
MEMORIAL SERVICE
SUNDAY MORNING

1t is a beautiful and fitting
tribute to the greatest LIE ever
given to the world by Madison
county. that It's, citizens of every
faith and creed should gather to-
gether next SUNDAY October lst,
at 1O:45 at the First Methodist
church Of Richmondain great
memorial service and hear from
one of the Bishops OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, a
sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion.
Miss Belle H. Bennett was be
loved by all for her ministry AK
tended to all and all are invited
to hear Bishop U. V. w. Darling
ton in this memorial service next
Sunday morning.
The following is the porgram:
Hymn-"O Love That Will Not
Let Me Co." Choir.
Apostles Greed, repeated BY
congregation.
Prayer-Dr. R. L. Telford,
Quartette, "One Sweetly Sol
emn Thought, Misses Bright
and holland, Messrs. Bowman and
Arnold.
Scripture reading-Dr. O. Q.
Green.
Solo, "I Know That My Re
deemer Liveth,' Mrs. Paul Bur
nam.
Memorial Sermon-Bislop U.
v w. Darlington.
Hymn, Peace, Perfect Peace
Choir.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
BOLD BANK BANDITS
GET ABOUT $4,000

Columbus. O., Sept. 28-Ihc
Ohio Supreme Court today lrus-
tratcd another attempt TO prevent
a vote at the November election
TN the constltut onal amendment
authorizing TIC sale of light wine
and beer by fcfusing to hear i
petition filed by Attorney Gener-
al FIawkc. seci-ing to cnjoin the
Secretary OF State from placing
: the proposal oi. the ballot. The
action OF the court made certain
a vote on the VINE and beer
amendment in November.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
.HISLE TO CAPTAIN
COMBS DAY TEAM

"Pete" Hisle, well known local
boy, will the manager of the
Richmond BASEBALL nine which will
meet the Louisville Colone1s with
Earle Combs i'll the lineup in
the Eastern diamond October IL.
He also will play second base
"Fcte" is finished player in the
iIfielI as well as Il dangerous
man with the willow. lie first
attracted notice ut Washington
Lee University where he was the
star third sackcr for three years,
being captain of that uine his
last year there which was 1921.
His last two years on the W. q
l.. nine were his best. He lead the
team in batting in 20 and II
with averages over $50. 1t IS
said that ne was the best inhelder
ever produced at the university.
Eiisle spent two summers with
the Salisbury, North Carolina
club in the Old Hickory League
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
FOOTBALL SEASON
OPENS HERE FRIDAY
Stanford Hi Comes To Open
Season Here Against Madi-
son High Eleven

All is set for the opening of
the foot ball season in Richmond
Friday afternoon when Stanford
Hi comes here for the first game
against Madison HI. Coach Las
sitter is very optimistic about the
result and has his lads polished
up for the initial contest. They
were put through their final work
out Wednesday when they scrim-
mayed with the Eastern Normal
eleven and made a good showing
although outweighed heavily.
After much consideration, the
Coach has announced the eleven
which will start tie game against
the Lincoln county outfit. 1t will
be as follows:
Ends-Terrill and J. Allman.
Guards-Boen and Farley.
Tackles-Gentry and Wells.
Center.-Allman, capt.
Fullback-Clouse.
Halfbacks-Reeyes and Saufey
Quarterback-Iiuguely.
Substitutes who probably will
be used before the game is over
are Bower, Adams, jones. Hurst,
Martin, Rymel, Bianton, Moberly
and Carson.
The students OF Madison will
hold a pep rally in the high school
building on the campus Friday
morning. Harold Gabby AMI
Mss Pauline Ward were chosen
as yell leaders BY the Madison
Athletic Association Thursday
morning. The student body will
be out on the field in fu force,
yelling their heads off for old
Madison to come through with 4
glorious victory at the opening
of the season.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
LIGHTNING PLAYS
HAVOC IN ITALY
(Ey Associated 2ressl

Spczia, Sept. 28-Thc entire ma
val garrison at Falconara Fort
near here in the Gulf OF Genoa.
is believed killed in an explosion
caused by lightning which de-
stroyed everything in a radius Of
miles. Many hundreds OF per
SONS were wounded. Seventy
bodies have been recovered.
There is no estimate OF the
number of dead. Fifteen hundred
tons OF exp osivcs were stored III
the deep tunnels OF the wort an,
the top OF the hill on which it ).
located was completely blown
away.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28

where he gave good account
Of himself. Last year he finished
the season with the Lexington
RcoS who were considered one Of
the best semi-pro outfits in the
state. At present he is playing
with theWinchcster club in the
Blue Grass circuit where he has
been throughout the season. He
received two fattering offers
from Rochester, of the Interna-
tional league, and Augusta, Of
the Southern league this year but
preferred to play nearer home Ty
Cobb IS the principal stockholder
iii the last named club,
Manager I1isle has announced
a tentative lineup for the Louis
vile game which is as follows:
Jim Park, first; Hisle, second:
Gnter, short; Mainous, third
Troy Harris, Irvine, left; Hogan,
champion batsnan Of the Blue
Grass league, Winchester, cen
ter; Muth, Lexington, right;
Barker, catcher; and Tatum and.
Reid, pitchers. This nine seems
to please all Of the fans and will
give the Solonels a hard battle.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
ESTILL'S SCHOOL
CHIEF DIES

Irvine, Ky. Sept. fisherman
Land, 40 years old, county school
superintendent Of EstIll county.
died here after short illness.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday morning at Winston. He
is survived by his widow and one
daughter. Mr.. Land had d drected
the schools in this county for six
years. Mr.. Land was past master
of irvine lodge Of Masons and
that fraternity had charge Of the
funeral services.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
LAST TRIPLET DIES

Pine Grove, Ky, Sept. Is. =
Flora Hampton, the third of trip
lets, born on Sept. | to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hampton, of Pine
Grove, died today. One child Sue
cumbed on Sept. 2, and the other
Sept. IS.
Jack Osborn, As. an oil fell
worker, was killed in a boiler ex-
plosion in the oil fields FIVE miles
rom Torrent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
BRITISH AND TURKS
ON VERGE OF WAR
(By Associated Press)

London, Sept. 2S-British gov
ernment circles today took a
grave view of the situation in
the Dardanelles which is regard
ed so critical as to overshadow
the revolutionary developments
i'll Greece. The opinion express
ed was that there is greater pros
pect of fighting between the
British and Turkish nationalists
than at any previous time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
Stanford Averages About l4O

Stanford, Ky, Sept. 28-The
Stanford Hi foot ball team that
goes to Richmond 0 play Madison
Hi Friday will average about 40
pounds, and while not heavy, is
considered rather fast and is ex-
pected to give a good account of
itself. The positions the various
members of the tetma play are as
follows:
Quarterback-Wilson Hill,capt
Center-Raymond Dudderer.
Tackle-Elmer Buck.
Gllard-Foster R. Phillips.
Guard-Buster Pritchett.
End-Maurice Murphy.
End-James Turpin
Fullback-Leonard Ball.
Left half-Allen Anderson.
Right hal-Frank Anderson.
Tackle-Rowan Sauaey,
Guard-Joe B. Chancellor.
Guard-Wm. TrayIor.
Guard-Geo. Dawson.
Tackle-Robt. Dawson.
Half bacL-Lcch Rambo.
End-James Engleman.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
BILL ROSS IN
MORE TROUBLE
,By Associated rressp

Louisville. Ky, Sept. Is WE
liam Z. Ross, former sheriff oi
Jefferson county. and Jusius
Grieshaber were arrested here to-
day by federal prohibition agents
who seized a car in which the
men and a small quantity cf
liquor was found. Both mel
were paroled to appear for =
hearing Ross disc.aims knowl-
edge of the liquor in the car. He
asserts Grieshaber invited him
for ride down town ard he ac-
ceptcd. g...
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
REBELS IN FULL
CONTROL OF ATHENS
Revolutionary Army Enters Cap
ital And King Hands Sceptre
To Eldest Son
(I;y Associated -ress)

Athens, Sept. 2S-Thc Revolt
tionary army entered Athens anc
occupied all strategic points ana
ministry of the provisional rev
olutionary committee has been
formed and issued proclamation
saying it had reached an agree
ment with the government which
has resined and that ''the COM
mittee would assume power VIII
the least possible delay"
During the turmoil King Con
stantine issued manifesto abdi-
eating in favor of his eldest son.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
YOUR OPPORTUNITY to bu

YOUR OPPORTUNITY to buy
Singer machcine for the low
price of only $4S cash. For the
next seven days we will sell six
Singers, the latest model, 5 draw
er, drop head, the GO or 127 in.
shuttles or round bobbins for OH
ly $48 cash. Remember. only SIX
machines will be sold at this
amazing low price. After the six
machines are sold you will have
to pay $64 net cash for the same
style Of machine. So hurry. This
means you. as day, Oct 2 Court
day. AT Singer Sewing Machine
office, Richmond. Ky. m-th-s
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
OHIO TO VOTE ON
BEER AND WINE
tBy Associated Press)

ncinnati. Sept 28Five men
entered the Hamilton County
Bank on Woodbun Avenue to-
day. struck the cashier over the
head and escaped with a sum first
estimated at $4,000 The ban
dts drove up to the bank in an
automobile. rushed in with drawn.
rcvolvers. compelled depositors
and employees to enter rear
room while they looted the open
safe. One bandit struck Maurice
Grief with a pistol because Grief
moved slowly.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28

Cincinnati, Sept. 28-Packers
10c lower; others steady; Chica-
go lower; cattle slow; calves
$11.30.
Louisville, Sept. 28-Cattle 800
slow and unchanged; nogs 100,
l0c higher, tops $l0.35; sheep
200, steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
COUNTY COURT NEWS

Malcolm Hymcr was fined $40
and cost for engaging in fistic
battle. He appeared before Judge
Goodloe.
w. Z. Webb, also tried before
Judge ,Goodloe, was dismissed
on a charge Of flourishing a
deadly weapon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS
MAY BACK FORD
,Bv kssoc7a,ed Pressl

Bay City. Mich, Sept 2S-A
proposal to edorse Henry Ford
for the presidency of the United
States in the 1924 general cleo
I on, is prepared for presentation
to the resolutions committee of
the democratic state convention
here oday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28
Famous ConfeI Chanlan n Dies
- (Rv Assoclsfad Press)

~ IT NBN ASSOcie.tou IItssJ
Nashville, Sept. 2S-Rev ]. IT,
McNeiily, "a, chaplain OF Quarles'
brigade in the Civil War and 62
years in the min .stry Of the
Southern Presbytefidp II Church,
died at his home here today az
ter a long illness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-28

Irvine, Ky, Sept. 25.-Deputy
Jailer lEord Authur was arrested
on charges OF being drunk in a
local restaurant and flourishing
a gun. causing stampede among
the patrons.