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Give Program

The sixth grade pupils of the
Barnes School gave an interesting
program in observance Of Armls-
tlce Day yesterday afternoon AT
the school building.
\ DollIe Pitzer Maxine Russell,
Edna Riggs, Thelma Stevens, Ken
meth Kennedy Laura Murray,
Thelma Stevens and Maxine Rug
sell. took part in the entertain
ment.
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The ". A. Sunday Neighbour
hood Bible Class will meet Mol-
day evening at 1880 at the home
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Evans at SIS
Fairmont avenue. The twenty
third chapter Of Luke will be
studied. and F. ]. Smith will be
the leader.
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popular here. She Is Z reiattrc Of
sfrs George Richardson
Eugene EtS OF Wheeling WAS
here Wednesday. and 4 hear that
local florists will be ordering or
ange blossoms and smilax from
the Sunny South soon. Iwonderg
Pauline JamtsOn has been hay=
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs

The following marriage licenses
were issued today In the office Of
County Clerk Lee N. satterfieid:=
Daniel W. Michael, widower, SIS,
Hagans,, and Mary & Heron, a.,
FRlrmont.
Cabell Hawkins, colored, 81,
Watson and Etello seay, colored
20, Grant Town.
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Registration Party.

A unique entertainment, the pu:.
pose of which will be to portray
the activities OF the church, will
be given by the women Of the NJ.
P. Temple Tuesday evening. The
affair will be termed a registration
party and booths portraying the ac'
tivitles of the church will be ar.
ranged in the social rooms OF tho
church on Monroe street. A rep.
resentatiVe woman of the church
will give a thTee.minute talk ex.
planatory of the activity which she
representsI' following which the
women will be asked to register at
the booth which has the strongest
appeal for her. Japan, India and
China will De represented in
booths, as well as the mission in
Kentucky. Men Of the congrega.
ton will be asked to become hon,
orary members of the women's or
CARNATIONS. A Eocial hour will fol.
low. Women OF the city who are
not affiliated with other churches
have been asked to attend.
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NIarriage announced

Announcement ms been made
OF the marriage Of Miss Clay
Louise Price and Charles NJ.
Eddy, which was solemnized on
October 81 at the home Of the
Reverend Mr., Peters at Farming
ton. Following the marriage cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy return
ed TO the home Of the former,
where a wedding dinner was sery-
ed. They will reside at Manning
ton.
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NIisslonary NTectinc.

The meeting Of the Woman's
Homo and Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the First Presbyterian
Church was held yesterday after
noon in the social rooms Of the
church. Mrs. W. T. Block, tho
president Of the society, presided,
and the program was in charge
OF Mrs, N. R. @. Morrow. About
fifty were In attendance.
The program, which was an un-
usually good one, consisted OF a
talk by Mrs. Morrow on the sub
tect, Agencies and Efforts for
World Construction" a group Of
plano solos by Miss Elizabeth
Mayors, and a reading, mrs.
John W. Jones'" by Mrs. James
Sharmans. Mrs. Patterson Hayes
led the question drawer on the
topic, Siam" Mrs. J.SF. Richie
read THE Mountaiheers" from
Our Southern Highlands" by
KeDhart. Following the program,
refreshments were served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-11

Jimmy Cobun, the small son of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cobup OF Chic
ago street, will be the guest of
honor at party from 3 to s
o'clock this afternoon at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. w. r.
Cobun, In Boydston Street TO cele.
sbrate his fourth birthday. ABOUT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-11

u. o. Singleton Of Maryland
avenue was called to Parkersburg
Friday by the death Of his aunt,
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs, Sh!nSleton
and children are spending the
weekend In Clarksburg and will
be Joined there Sunday by MIR.
shIngleton on his return from Par
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-11

Kemble White, left yesterday
New York City, where he will
pet Mrs. White, who lands In
wv York tomorrow from two
knths tour aboard. In company
thMrs. Frank Mebane of Spray,
l, she sailed September l for
eign ports, and during the time
tied many points Of interest.
'Mr. and Mrs. White will arrive
PINE either Tuesday evening or
ednesday morning. Mrs. White
also BIO met in New York by
sister, Mrs. r. W. Plllsbury
a Mr.. Pillsbury, who are en-.
lute from their home in New
Empshire to Florida, where they
spend the winter.
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no clarkshurn

Mrs. Kenton Kyle, with her
children. has returned to their
home at Clarksburg after spend
ing several days with her father.
II. G. lHudglns OF Vine street who
was painfully injured in an auto
mobile accident. He is recovering
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|Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton en-
Etainedia few friends at dinner
ty last evening at. their home
Fairmont avenue, The guests
nbered sixteen.
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Miss Mable Shaffer Of Keaaal-
vile, Ind, national home mission
airy worker Of tho Methodist Pro-
testant Church. will be the
speaker at the First NJ. P. Church
at the Sunday evening service.
Miss Shaffer gave a very interest
ing talk at the meeting Of the
Home Missionary Society Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs!
W. D. Kurtz.
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EAST SIDE
:-:NEWs:-:
Attend Auxiliary Meetlnn

Mesdames A. W. Hovattcr. W.
x. shaffer, D. u. Hoult, e. o.
Garletts, and Jennie Hupp Of the
local L. A. to B. of R. T. attend
ed a state meeting of DEF j HILLARY
which was held at Grafton Friday.
Delegates wsre In attendance from
Parkersburg. ClarksburS Fnir-
mont, McMechen. Keysor and Elk
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.Charleston Event.

yernor and Mrs. E. F. Morgan
tained yesterday evening IN
1ot Of NJ. and Nine. Danlos OF
.ris, France, who have been visit.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ruffner
q are now the guests Of Mrs. Gus
finer ~ Charleston Gazette.
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Guest at Sonnencroft
Mrs. Susan Maxwell Moore Of
pfgantown is spending the week
ID as the guest Of Mrs. c. i.
dickinson at sonnencroft.
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$500 1900 ~ SeAsS - oSAhGk.
EAST SIDE
:-:NEWS:-:
Attend Auxiliary Meeting
Mesdames A. W. Hovattcr. W,
x. shaffer, D. u. Hoult, e. o.
Garletts, and Jennie Hupp OF the
local /. A. to B. of R. T. attend.
ed a state meeting of DEF iIlxillary
which was held at Grafton Friday
Delegates were In attendance from
Parkersburg. Clarksburs Fair
mont, McMechen. Keysor and Elk.
ins.
Called to Parkerssure
L.. o. Singleton ot Maryland
avenue was called to Parkersbure
Friday by the death Of his aunt,
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs, Sh!nSieton
and children are spending the
weekend In Clarksburg and will
be Joined there Sunday by Mr..
Shingleton on his return from Par,
kersburg.
Mrs. Kenton Kyle, with her
children. has returned to their
home at Clarksburg after spend
ing several days with her father
II. G. Hudglns OF Vine street whc
was painfully injured in an auto
mobile accident. He is recovering
nicely.
First M. p. Church
Miss Mable Shaffer OF KeIlal-
vile, Ind, national home mission,
airy worker Of tho Methodist Pro
testant Church will be the
speaker at the First NJ. P. Church
at the Sunday evening serv.ce.
Miss Shaffer gave a very interest.
Ing talk at the meeting OF the
Home Missionary Society Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs
W. D. Kurtz.
c. E. Program
A splendid program will be
given at the U. B. Church Sun.
day evening. beginning at $3.50,
by the Christian Endeavor Society
OF the church. There will be sew.
eral special musical numbers.
Bible readings will be given by
Mrs. Burt Ash and Mrs: Thomp.
son and addresses will be made BY
the leader N. G. Rollins, tho
Rev. w. G. Ware, NJ. G. Lougl
and Oscar Hayes.
Church Of Christ
Eyangelistic services arc still IN
progress at the Columbia Street
Church Of Christ under the lead
ership Of Evangelist H. T. Dotson
OF Parkersburg. The meetings arr
growing in interest with e'H ser
vice. The evangelist has chosen
"a Glorious Church" as q subject
for his morning discourse, and his
evening sermon VIII be based on
the Manner Of Doing Cad's Com
mands. These Services will be
continued for several days.
Paiatine Baptist Church
There will be baptisms at both
the morning and evening services
at the ,Palatine Baptist Church,
Other interesting features ara
planned for the days sery:tNI.
The Eolian Male quartet will fur
n.sh special music. Congregational
song service will be led by Fred B
Cannon.
Here for Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nixon OF
Connellsville, Pa, are here for the
funeral of Arthur Leroy HarTirS.
ton, whose body was brought heri
from San Francisco, Cal. The
funeral will be held Sunday after.
noon at $3.50 o'clock from the resi-
dence Of A. L. Coffman in Col
umb.a street.
Others expected here Sunday for
the services are Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Bunner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Swindler Of Morgantown.
Personals
H. W. Saterfleld Of Guilty stree
is confined to his nome by illnesT'
James Satterfield, little SON o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond satter-
field, who was operated on at
Cook Hospital several days ago, ID
doing nicely. y
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I'd Meet

,rhe y. N. Black Glass Of the
kesbyterian Church will hold its
Ionthly meeting and supper at the
|clal rooms Of the church Monday
|ening at 5:45 O'Clock.
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4. samuel .. Brady, regent Of
Iwiliiafn Raymond Chapter Of.
Dauehter q The Amerie an Re-
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and Mrs. John A. Clark had
Etheir guests at their home on
ton avenue this week, Mrs. e.
Jones OF Birmingham, Ala, and
n. - 2. Blair Of Pittsburgh.
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Glass 10 Meet

HE Florence Kenney Bible Class
| gmeet on Monday at $3.50 at
home OF Mrs. g. Il. Brownfield
9 Main street,
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ID Har.ford

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunter, who
have been residents OF this city
for the past several months, are
leaving next week for their home
at Hartford, Conn. They resided in
the Gilkenson property on East
Park avenue during the summer
but resided at the Fairmont since
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilkeson came in
from their river camp. Mr.. Hunter
has been located here for some
time installing machinery for Che
Monongah glass plant.
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H. W. saterfIeld Of Guilty strec
is confined to his nome by illnesT'
James Satterfield, little SON o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Satter-
field. who was operated on at
Cook Hospital several days ago, IL
doing nicely.
F. NJ. Ashcraft. who is employ
ed at Littleton, is spending a few
days at his home in Guffy street.
Mrs. William Sigler Of Diamond
street went to Clarksburg today to
visit her mother. Mrs. P. A.
Striekler.
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.Pittsburah Guest

Mrs. James Carey Of Pittsburgh
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smith at their home on Locust
|enu
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Tuesday Bridge

1rs. Brooks Fleming, Jr., will be
istess to the Tuesday Bridge
Tuesday at her home on Fair.
avenue.
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.CCAI so IA Al {. rs.

yoluhon, Mrs. W. N Conway.
state vice regent, and Mrs, Glenn
F. Barnes motored to- Grafton 10.
day, where they were guests at a
meeting Of the Elizabeth Cum.
mings Jackson Chapter OF the D.
A II. at tree planting which eel.
ebrated Armistice LAY. The meet
ing was held at 1880 and was at.
tended by members OF other chap.
ters Of the Monongahela Valley.
Ls
Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hunsaker
celebrated the first anniversary Of
their marriage last evening at their
home In the Terrace Apartments,
when they entertained several
friends at a 6 o'clock dinner OF at.
tractive appointments.
To Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Tusca Morris are
leaving tomorrow for Chicago,
where the former goes on business,
They will visit with their son, Rob.
ert Morris, who is a student al
Culver Military Institute at Cul
yer, Ind.
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70 Entertain Teachers
les Eva Brand, a teacher in the
tnas 9. Miller School will en-.
lain the teachers of the school
eyening at her home on
eland avenue.
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crimson a cousin Of Mr.. Hutch.
1n, VIII also be a guest. Dr..
cra Bell Of this city will also
IN usher at the wedding. Fol-
'Etng the marriage and reception,
Hutchinson and his bride will
on an eastern welding jour.
rnd will take In the Army and
football game. They will
nably come here for a visit at
'nnencrott before returning to
ontgongFy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
IRVINE

Montgomery Arthur Winkler,
SO, died at his home in West r.
vine after a several weeks i'll
ness of flu which developed into
pneumonia. He is survived by
by three daughters, Mrs. Kate
Oglesby, Mrs. Bertha Oglesby
and Mrs. Bette Isaacs, all OF
whom reside in West Irvine.
The business men of this place
were hosts at a banquet at the
hotel to the Kiwanis Club of
Winchester, following a special
picture at the Harris Theatre.
John Moore and Miss Molly
Curtis, of the county. were mar
ried by Judge c. G. Sproul.
Sherman Collins, Is, and Miss
Lucy T. Edwards, IA, of the coun-
ty, were married here.
Charles Campbell and Miss
Mamie Asher were married.
Walter Winsted and Miss Kate
Estes, OF Shade, KY, were mar
ried here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
SHOT THRO WINDOW
AT STORE KEEPER

Gordon Powell, of the lack
sons Hollow section, is in jail
waiting trial Saturday morning
OH a charge of shooting with in
tent to kill. The warrant for his
arrest was sworn out before
County Judge J. d. Goodloe by
Uncle Dan" Jackson, who con
ducts a small store in Jackson's
Hollow on the Big Hill road.
Uncle Dan" claimed that after
he had asked Powell to pay a
small bill he owed for goods
bought at the store, Powell got
mad and shot through a window
of the store at him. The case
was to have been tried Thursday
but number of witnesses failed
to appear, So it went over to
Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
WHY U. S. WON'T Be
AT GENOA MEET
cBy Associated Press)

Washington, Mar. 9-Refusal
OF the United States to partlci-
pate in the Genoa conference
may be viewed As the first step
in a campaign of "tactful pres
sure to promote the economic
rehabilitation of Europe, it was
said today by a high official OF
the American government. This
should not be regarded, this OF
fetal said, as an Indication that
the United States desires to hold
aloof from the grave problems
confronting European nations.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
HARDING GUARDED
WELL ON VACATION.
fBN Associated T.rcssl

On Board President Harding's :
Special Train. Mar. 9-Refresh-
ed by a good nights rest. Presi-
dnet Harding Is looking forward
enthusiastically To his first days
vacation, when he arose this
morning aboard the special train
which is carrying himself and
party to Florida for a weeks
The special early today was
skirting the lower South Carroll
ia coast and expected to arrive
at St. Augustine this afternoon.
Men on a pilot train are inspect
ing every yard of track. No
train is permitted to be operated
or any switch turned in the track
between the pilot train and the
special. A picked crew is oper-
ating the train.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
YOUNG WIFE
DIES NEAR WACO

Death invaded the home of
Owen Walker Norris near Waco.
early Thursday morning and rob
bed him OF his beloved compan-
ion. Mrs. Norris was "a years
OF age, was before her marriage
Miss Josephine Derolf, OF Bloom
ington, Ill. Death was due to
influenza and typhoid fever. Sew
Ell years ago she married Owen
Norris. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Younger Norris, and by her
sweet disposition had greatly en-
deared herself to all in the COM
munity. The grief stricken hus-
band has the tenderest sympathy
OF every one in his hour of sor-
row. Surviving the deceased arc
one sister. Mrs. Edgar Wort. of
Bloomington, and three small
Fred, William AMI Roy
Derolk Funeral services will be
held at the Methodist church at
College Hill, Friday afternoon at
two o'clock. with interment in
cemetery at that place. Rev.
King will conduct the service.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
|. & N. TO SPEND MORE
MONEY AT RAVENNA

Richmond heard some rumors
OF plan to move the l.. * ~
shops from Ravenna. The Estill
Tribune publishes a letter from
Assistant Superintendent Wise
to the effect that not only is
there no thought of moving the
shops. but that the company Is
preparing to spend more money
at Ravenna in building a new
yard. The letter says:
Dear Sir
As YOU no doubt know there
has been a great deal OF unjusii-
fed rumor in the recent past
with reference to this Company
removing its terminal from Ra-
VIENNA to Winchester which has
had a very pessimistic effect on
our employees and others at this
point.
There was never any iounda-
tion for such report and i'll or
der that everyone may be thor
oughly satisfied on this point. J
desire TO advise YOU that Mr.. +.
Starks. our General Manager. Tin
der date of February 2S, states
that he does not know of any
consideration being given to a
proposition to remove the term
inal from Ravenna. Further. u
soon as the financial situation
will permit. that considerable
sum of money will be expended
in building a new yard at Ra-
VIENNA.
In addition TO this. that the l..
< n. Railroad has recently ex-
pended a considerable amount OF
money at this point in Mechani-
cal Department and other facili-
ties that would not have been
constructed if any consideration
was being given to a proposition
to remove the terminal from
Ravenna
AS this is a matter of interest
to all the citizens of Ravenna
and Irvine, l am giving it to you
with a request that you give it
publicity thru your paper.
Yours truly,
Z. L. WISE,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
The Servant in the House

On Thursday evening OF this
week at s o'clock at the Opera
House. a Berea College cast will
stage the famous twentieth cen
tury. The Servant in the House
Prof. Raine, head of the English
department at Berea, is the di
rector and also plays a leading
role in the play. Prof. Raine IS
an histrionic artist OF first rank.
He wrote the Pageant OF the
Mountains" which was staged at
Berea about one year ago. and
was considered by all who saw
it as a work of dramatic genius.
"The Servant in the House" is
a play written by Charles Ram
Kennedy, and very graphically
portrays the need for brother
hood in the modern world. The
play has classical INK, often ap-
pearing in the repertoire of great
Shakespearean actC.'s. especially
Walter Hampden. The charac-
ters of Manson family suggest
the character of Christ. There
is a fine vein of humor running
through the entire drama.
The play is under the auspices
of the Richmond City Schools.
Seats are on sale at Perrys' drug
store.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
FARMERS ENJOY
TRACTOR RECEPTION

About 90 of the most promi-
nent farmers OF Madison county
spent several hours as guests of
the Richmond Motor Company at
a demonstration of the Fordson
tractor Thursday.
Factory representatives Xerc
here from Detroit and Cincinna-
ii to explain every part Of this
famous tractor, which has been
developed by Henry Ford and
made such a boon to the farmer.
Here were Messrs. Boog, Franz
of the Ford Motor Co, and Da-
Wis, OF the Oliver plow works,
who demonstrated ploWs and
harrowS as worked by farmers
in connection with the Fordson
tractor. Short talks were made
upon each implement and every
point and question OF interest
was explained thoroughly. Ma
ny of the farmers present are
users of the FordSon and testi-
fed emphatically to their good
opinion of it.
Prominent among the visitors
was the agricultural class from
Berea College, composed OF
about Is Young men. With them
were Prof. {. Z. Houk, OF the
Farm Department Of Berea, Prof.
William 7. Baird. teacher of Ag-
riculture. and Prof. Benton Field
er. gardening expert OF the col
lege.
After delightful luncheon
had been served the guests at
noon, motion picture was
shown. illustrating the uses OF
the Fordson tractor under every
possible condition.
The affair was a very interest
ing one to everyone present and
was quite feather i'll the car OF
the Richmond Motor Co.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
LOSE ONE OF THEIR
LITTLE TWIN SONS

The little two and half year
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Nhitlock died at Irvine WedneS-
day and his body was brought
here by the undertaken. Mr.. Ruf-
us Brakeman. of Kirksville. and
inferred in the Richmond ceme-
terry Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlock
have 4 host OF relatives and
friends here who detply sympa-
thize with the bercaved parents
in their loss. The little fellow
was one OF two attractive twin
boys, the other surviving.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
Some Sinner Got Even

Some sinner got even"
with DR.. Homer w. Carpen-
ter, pastor of the First Chris
tian church Sunday evening.
DIR. Carpenter was preach
ing the first of a series of SER
mons on "Richmond's Six
Great Sins"
He drove to the church in
his car. On the rear was a
brand new spare tire.
The service over, the popu-
lar minister went to his ma
chine to return home.
The tire was missing. On
the ground was the bolt which
had fastened it to the ma
chine.
There was no elew to the
thief.
Some sinner must have tried
to get even"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
ADAM KELLY LOSES
HIS AGED FATHER

Adam Kelly was called to Lin
coin county Wednesday by the
death of his father. Tom Kelly.
who had been in declining health
for some time. Mr.. Kelly was
for probably a quarter OF a cen
tury or more blacksmith-farm-
er Just about half way between
Stanford and Danville right on
the turnpike. He was widely
known and respected. He rear
ed a number of other children
besides Mr.. Kelly, OF Madison
county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
C. OF C. TO SMOKE
and ORGANIZE

There will be a meeting Friday
night OF the Chamber OF Com
mercc to elect directors and OF
icerS. Every member OF the or
ganization is urged to be at this
meeting. If YOU are not mem
Der come and join the organiza-
tion and help make Richmond
and Madison county the best
place on earth to live. After the
business session there will be a
Smoker and a general good time
together. The meeting is called
for 80 at Masonic Temple.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-09
MONKEY WRENCH IN
BONUS MACHINE
CBy Associated Pressl

Washington, Mar. Comp
troller of the Currency CrisSin-
ger today announced in the event
OF enactment of soldier bonus
legislation providing for payment
of adjusted service certificates he
would advise national banks to
decline to accept the certificates
as security for loans.
Crissinger said the collateral
would be "the worst kind of cred
it" and while he had no author
ity to order national banks TO
accept them as security, he
would strongly advise against
their acceptance.