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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16
Dansant Monday Afternoon

Mrs. Field, the dancing school
teacher of Cincinnati, closed her
series of lessons Monday after
noon with a Tea Dansant to
which the patrons and a number.
of guests were invited to come.
The Masonic Temple was decor
ated very beautifully for the oc-
casion green being most profuse
" used in honor Of St. Patrick's
Day. The boys also wore caps
Of the same color. Misses Isabel
Bennett and Florence Burnam
presided at the favor table and
Mrs. Z. T. Burnam and Miss
Willie Kennedy were chaperones.
Among the dancers were Misses
Ann Field. Mary Keen Shackcl-
ford, Esther Bennett, Ida andMar
garet Greenleaf, Josephine Dunn,
Florence Hamilton, Mary Pickett
Brock, Sara and Elizabeth Collins
Hannah and Gladys. Dean, Louise
Rutlcdge, Billy Moss and Mary
Shearer, Bette Chenault, Mary
Shackelford, Jessie and, Lillian
Burnam. Francis Mays, Leon Fife
Mry McNealc, Myrtice Todd.
Nancy Woods Chenault, Betsy
Bennett, Diana Woods. Sara
Cosby. and Masters Joseph Bos-
ley. Richard Wagers Lewis Nea1c
Dan Breck. Jr. Harry and Harvey
Elanton, Charles Jett, K. J. Nc
Zee. IT,. Robert Dunn. Chester
Iuxon, Douglas Parrish, Thomas
NTagers, Theodore Keith. Dale
NIoberly. H. de b. Forbes, Jr.,
and SteDhen !\oiand.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

" HERE is a considerable diversity
l. Of style in blouSes this spring
but an actual count in almost any
display will reveal the tie-back mod
els and the Straight,line models pre-
dominating. In materials georgette
and crepe-de-chine are in the lead, but
there are hosts of lingerie blouses to
dispute position with them. The lat
ter have a place in the summer ward
robe not to be disturbed by any new
Corners. There are some new and
very attractive trimming features to
be noted in the spring style points
two or three Of them embodied in the
TWO stars in the galaxy of blouses for
spring that are pictured here.
A crepe de chine model appears at
the right of the two with the favored
medium for embellishing this fabric
shown in the eyelet embroidery that
comes so near to covering it. There is
rising tide of favor for this sort Of
embroidery on both blouses and
dresses. Two other novelties in deco
ration find themselves well placed in
this model-the unusual small rings
about the waist line, for supporting
the narrow ribbon girdle and the
tassels that finish the bottom Many
blouses indulge in few handsome tas-
sells. hut this one makes prodfgal use
pf them they are placed so close to-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16
IN The MOVIES

John Rattray was desperate
and almost reckless in his outlook
urol life. but he was Mortified at
the v'hnicsC murder at sea COM
rlitted in furtherance of Il scheme
III which he had become involved.
lie was ticrcely opposed to the
additional murder of George
Stevenson Cole. which Santos.
Captain Harris and Jose were ca
ger 80 accomplish. Even Rattray
@ooi heart ted as he was in a way.
vas inclined to let the plotters
XII Cole when he learned he
''arrister was his rival for the
hand OF Eva DcnnisOn.
There are many tense situa-
tons and spectacular scenes in
Dead Men Tell No Tales" d Tom
Terriss all star special production
which will be shown at the Opera
House tonight. 1t is the visual
ization of the tremendously pop
ular novel Of the same name bv
+. w. Hornung. author of RAJ
hes.''
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

Tony Moreno has just complet-
ed the production "On Three
Scvcns." the cxteriors of which
were taken at Florence, Arizona
The governor of that state cX-
tended numerous courtesies to all
the Nitagraph company. allowing
among other things, three hun
dred real convicts to appear out
side the walls of the prison to
help make daring escape scene
for the picture.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

gether that they have the effect of
lengthening the peplum
The dainty blouse at the left makes
use of two colors in georgette. a dark
shade for the body and a light color
for border at neck, sleeves and pep
lum. Needlework and flower motifs
in silk floss repeat the colors In the
blouse. The narrow ribbon girdle slips
through four tabs. two at the front
and two at the back, which are merely
extensions of the border decorated
with embroidered flowers. The girdle
ties in little bow at the side.
An interesting and pretty decora-
ton in late arrivals among blouses ap-
pears in patent leather, which is cut
out to represent grapes, acorns, cher
rfes, etc. They are set in foliage en-
broidered with silk floss matching the
blouse In color. Girdles are not al.
ways simple-decorations of this kind
are often placed on them, or narrow.
plated frills or embroideries.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

Mrs. X. G.. Virgins who had
planned to visit relatives in Gov
ington this week, was unable tC
make the trip on account of i'll
ness.
Miss Vcrna Temple, of Ian
! caster, is the guest Of Miss Cora
Ross.
Mrs. G.. w. Pickles and Mrs. b
l.. Middleton will attend Grand
Opera in Cincinnati this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Chambers
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gideon Taylor. Sunday.
Mrs. harry Hanger. Jr.. has re-
turned from several days stay
in Danvi1le.
Mrs. Conlcy Congleton and
children spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Altman on South
Collins street.
Messrs. b. f. Hurst, ]. c. Ncff.
and +. b. Todd were in Irvine on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wells and
children and Mr.. Peter Wells of
College Hill. and Miss Lucy
Moore and Mrs. Chris Hendricks
were the Sunday guests OF Miss
Fannie Moore at her home in the
country.
Miss Belle Bennett left We'd
nesday for 4 business trip to
Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. Carl Grant and son. Rus
sell. of Winchester. spent Tues
day with Mrs. G.. w. Goodloe on
the Summit.
Mrs. T. NJ. Wells. Mrs. J. c.
Cain. Mrs. r. b. Terrill. and Miss
Louise Terrill spent Saturday in
Lexington.
Mesdames Hale Dean, A. X.
Denny and Shelton Sauhcy and
Murray Smith left Wednesday
for Cincinnati to attend Grand
Opera.
Mrs. Cora Lee, of Mt. Sterling,
is visiting Mrs. George Fawkes.
on Fourth street.
Miss Jerusha Elkin who has
been attending Normal school.
has returned to her home at Ra-
VIENNA.
Mr.. Homer Black. of Bloom
ington, lila nd Mr. Tom Black of
O. have been with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Black the past few
days, having been called here by /
the death of their brother, Mr.. |
Alex Black, of Berea.
Mr.. Lewis Conlee was called to
Lexington by the death of his
brother, Mr.. Robert Conlee.
Mr.. Joe Bender has returnedi
from a business trip to Irvine.
Mrs. Mary B. Dean, of the Nor
nal, is convalescent from few
lays illness.
Mr.. Ross Foley, of Ravenna,
vas with relatives here for the
Mr.. w. F. Marcum has return
ID from business trip to Irvine.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

Jack Gilbert. VINO plays the
young hero in "The White Circle
Maurice Tourneur's new picture.
coming to the local theatres on
Thursday, numbers himself
among the actors of the stage and
screen who began their dramatic
careers in 'Unclc Tom Cabin. y
At the age of three weeks. Mr..
Gilbert was carried across the ice
just three Jumps ahead of the
bloodhounds by his mother, an
actress. A year later young Jack
co-starred with Bryan, Eddie
Foy's oldest. Their act consist
ed of crawling before the foot
lights, making faces at the audi
ence, then eXeunt. In 1915, Mr..
Gilbert started his career in pic
lures under Thomas II. Ince and
played juvenile leads with Enid
Bennett, Bessie Barriscalc, Mar
guerite Clark, and others.
The White Circle is an cXcit-
ing story of love and adventure
on the lonely Scottish coast and
was adapted from "The Pavilion
on the Links by Robert Louis
Stevenson.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16
Baptist Prayer Meeting.

There will be roll call Of the
of the third group at
the prayer meeting this evening.
I his includes the residents on
North, Fifth, Laurel, Edwards
and Moberly avenue. A full at
tendance of this group is urged.
MI are cordially invited to at
tend The hour is 7:15 p. m.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16
Phone 81

Herbert Somborn is Gloria
Swanson's other half. Bernard
Burning is married to Shirley
Mason Herbert Bolster is the
husband of dear little pigeon
stool Madgc Kennedy. Enid
BENEFITS life partner is FREQ
Niblo.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

Florence Lawrence after many
years absence from the screen,
will soon return in the Untold
nent,," Larry Semon's father was
known as the "The Great Zere''
a magician in vaudeville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

Clara Smith Hamon, who is on
trial at Ardmore, Okla, for the
murded of the millionaire Hamon
has received 50 proposals of mar
rage.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

A test case will be made of the
Palmer ruling that beer and wine
may be manufactured and sold
for medicinal purposes. The
matter will go to the Supreme
Court.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

The ex-Kaiser, in a book which
he has recently written, blames
England for the world war.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

The special session Of Congress
will convene April II.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

May Murray will use Prizma
color in her latest starring vehi-
Gle, "The Gilded Lady" This
picture lends it's self particularly
to color photography.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-16

Tom Moore has actually grown
"sideburns" to lend verisi1nilitllde
to his role of MIR. Barnes" in
Mr.. Barnes Of New York." by
Archibald Chavering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
SHIPPING BOARD ADOPTS
AGGRESSIVE MEASURES
Will Insure Fair Treatment for
American Merchant Ships i'm For
cign Port Trading Privileges.
by ASSOCIATED Press |

WASHINGTON. July "S-Negrcs-
sivc measures have been adopted by
the Shipping Board TO Insure fair
treatment FOR American merchants
ships in The award OF trading irivi-
lcScs in foreign ports
Although only partially revealed by
negotiations now In progress, the
boards policy is understood to rest
on the proposition that other nations
must give every proper opportunity
to ships which ny the Stars and
Stripes or run the risk or encounter
inr the rctaliatory measures placed
within the prcroEaiive Of the boa ri
by the new shipping: act.
There is every indication as re
veaied by officials here. tina: ;ho
American government viii stand
Siuarely behind such a program an
every confidence that il VIII succeed
without serious opposition IN ylnc-
ing the American merchant mnri.c
on proper level in international
trade
y situation which has brouga, the
hoaTds policy into prom hence EXISTS
AZ .NieNhndria. Esypt. in rcla'. u to
contracts for tn" Carriar. OF Eg Ut
IAN cotton to Tho United Kingdom
and the United states Ia the yicw
of Tho hoard officials thc Rrit!sh sa!,-
rtNS interests have taken as unreal
Sonah!" attitude toward admission al
American vessels to that trade. ard
strong representations have been
matt" which confidently are expected
I" NAY" tn" desired result.
iheTe - no disposition here TO
regard the Alexandria problem as
constituting q serious disagreement
ia liS"l;. but there is q feeling that
IL VIII SGT significant precedent.
IN" negotiations which have led up
To- really are concerned win the
broader significance Of admission OF
The Shipping Boards representatives.
INTO the conference. OF shipping in
ter.sts which control such awards as
that at Alexandria ANA the general
recognition Of tho board as factor
IN shipping decisions.
lust what steps have been taken bv
tn. board agents in Great i!rltain
dealing win the Alexandria situation
has not been made known here. hut
officials aid today they had no in
formation 10 bear out pres. dis
patches that IAN ultiuutUln" had been
delivered To TN" British shipping
lines The sam" dispatch mentioned
Il possibility that rctaliatory meas
"res against British ship in Amer
lean ports might hc adopted should
tn" American protest fail, bu, the
officials hcr" described these ncGoti-
atoms as too delicate TO permit Of
comment ~ this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
To TIE Guest III VI
Ercryday Adj Ventures


Thnt'- " hnt You Cnll Service
when you have all the brains
mud ubiiit, of II nr>t class sales
mun, hut you've been just "a plnin
man lately. brrnuSc you emit get
job selling nnythinE-nnd
you've been waiting. aud waiting
for business tn "pIct up
And you know You could 90 nut
ON amy old sales territory on the
nnp and tnkr the ..blunk' right
out Of some firms Urdcr-blnnks-
HUI nothing come, your why
and everything starts the other
wny n> soon NJ yuu go nftrr it.
aud you're about ns blue ~, the
summer sky-
when You thIni, maybe ynu
WILL. try one ar these Dispatch
SITUATION Wanted Ads yen hear
about. nnd You write nm nd telling
Hbou: the Eonds yuu'li deliver. ~
s"mrb"dy VIII give You nm open
ing
tnd within three days, YOU hnyr
u letter. among u bunch of others,
Tram live sales organization.
aud y"u rn &" sec them aud sign
up-nnd get going again!
oh Wan, That's whnt Yam Gail
service!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
SOUTHERN PHYSICIANS TO
PROBE PELLACRA REPORTS
Health Officers of i3 States VIII
General Cumming in Capital.

WASHINGToN. july = Acttms
with the approval of president Hard
ing. Surgeon General Cummins OF
the United states Public Health Scr
vice. today invited state health Of
iiccrs Of thirteen Southern states Ia
meet in Washington August { 10 con-
slider the situation H. connection with
reports of "a threatened r"ii1ErI cp!-
dcmic in parts of the cotton belt.
The health officers OF the ioliowini;
states were asked L. meet with Pub
lie Health Service officials: Texas
Louisiana. oklahoma, Arkansas. Ten
ncsscc, Mississippi. Gcovg "a. Nlahana.
Kentucky. Florida. NOrth and south
Carolina ana Virginia.
Coincident With iSsuauc" "t the in
yitatiOns. Representative Eryn"s OF
south Carolina. introduced in tho
Hous" II resolution requesting the
President. IL; not Incompatible" with
pul lie interests. To report to III"
Hons" all the facts Within his knowi-
edge on which he based mis- recent lot
ter 10 the american Red Cross in re
gard to conditions in portions nj the
cotton belt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

even; Lee Ward. oNpcc, Il majority
~ from go to 800.
\ ;viogram was received at Tri,.
N't city headquarters yesterday
lto"' JrGIrurtt King. manager of tho
triaN'o Niut. OF fredericksburg. i'm
M"''n me- stated that city would 20
'or r"iuklc. and that "Spotsylvanin
STAFFORD. King George ana Caroline
axe ENin: Tor TrinklC."
NShion w. Gray. of the pctcrsbur,.
'T'nAle organization. claims tina, CITY
10y iooo majority.
EcoS5y Thompson. of West Point
says ihAi town viii so four to ono
Tor Tr'nkic. and he viii got three
hithS Of ali votes east in New Kent
and charles city. This report is
confirmed by former State senator
!. @. Wc0dcnburs, who spoke in Now
Kent on Tuesday in behalf of Trim
hle'S candidacy"
L WAS announced from TrjnI<lc
h'NcuuarivrS that i'm Moutnrr,n
would address the voters of Wnst-
hampton tonight in Irinkle's behalf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
2 Drowned in Terrific
Cloudburst in Wyoming
Iny Associatch moss.

OMAHA. Nl:E.. July 2S.- Two
persons were drowned in a cloud
burst that practically wiped on,
Bculah. Wyo.. II village fourteen
miles west OF Spcarilsh. :. -.
early today. according To adviccS
reaching Omaha this afternoon.
The known dead are: Mrs. VIII
Bower. Missouri Valley, IOWA. and
John Bower. her grandson. chad
ron. Ncb. The tw" were mcmhcrS
OF Il tourist party which had
camped for the night in Il canyon
near ;hc village
relief train has left chadron.
" viii he several days before wire
communication can bc' r"-cstab-
lishcd. il is reported. StragglcrS
entering Spcariish told OF dcStrwc-
ton by nroI waters whicn wiped
out practically the cntir" VILLAGE.
consisting OF about 100 inhah:-
tants.
Loss in live stock on ranches
along the Spcartish canyon viii
be great. reports stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
LEARN OF HARDING VISIT:
HOTELS BOOST PRICES
IRy Associ:lt.d Press.

WASHINGTON, July 2>.A com
mcrCiaI boom whose rumhlingS hav"
been folt all tho way back To wash
iugt3n has been started in Lancaster.
y IL. since 1t developed that Prcsi-
dcilt Harding ia To spend several days
near there nest week at the home Of
secretary Weeks.
Before the Presidents plans be
came known a telephone cali from
ia. White House 20 the village hotel
elected the Information thht rooms
with bath readlIy could be obtained
thor" tor $3.50 u day Hut today inc
not.I keeper wired - follows.
IAN our baths mow engaged FOR
n.x, week We are now American
NAN. s. a day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
Womb Cnnn,crne. s,a,cmcn..

JACKSONVILLE. FLA JHly as
As result OF President Harding s.
statements concerning p"ilagrh and
sem, famine conditions ia thu south
". y. Elliott, OF this city. president
ui tn" SouthcrN Newspaper Publish
'rs' Association. has ;ricGraphod w.
y. johnson. OF Ch1ttaUooEa. score
tarN OF the organization. TO get in
touch with the advertising commit
tee of the orEauIaatiou In asccr-
tain what steps might b." taken to
cuuutoraCt til. effect OF tn" ircsi-
dents statements ia other parts Of
thu. country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
ON DEATH BED, CHARGES
BROTHER SET HIM ON FlRE
Ia A.so..ntel Nross ,

DETROIT, July 2N-lierman Sch
,nlnski. SO years old. died in a hos
uital here this morning from burns
he said wcr" caused when ms hr"th-
~. win whom hc had puarre!"a'
threw turp-ntiuc over him ana lighter
a match TO il. Tile brother George
Schmanski, is beng held 10y ia" p"-
lice.
According 10 Herman Schnau~kIs
statement 10 tho prosecutor. the quar-
lei followed his refusal I" loan money
10 his brother. III" brothers had
been business partners for THIRTY
i've years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

pcnrcd to be the influence OF Lila,
ieorgc and lord curlon. "Nr~,'
through cahlcd instructions To- -
embassy here. Norihclimc mad. H.
own private arrangements for .,
audience yith the pr"sid"ntt y,
success Of his effort Was dcr,ohs,ro'
cd when he talked newspaper .hn,
with Harding for AN hour ana tyy,,
" minutes today and had -, mo
charming time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
Ir.n,,n E.hihit n, ocean View.

Mrs. EIna T. F0N. n-sislNnt dIrcc-
tor Of education of the state Bureau
OF Social Hygiene. is conducting an
exhibit this week at ocean View, Va.
where sh" is showing plncards dem
onstrating the danger of tho fly, So
cial hygiene work as IL is being car
rioh on I'm various section of the
state, sanitation and conditions per-
tanning I" tho welfare OF tho public
schools. several motion pictures are
also being shown regarding public
health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

who ia to entertain the original en-
bassN guests tomorrow night In
Northcliirc's honor
When Northclinc was Informed Of
TN" cancellation Of the embassy hos.
pltali,y he also learned, il would
seem. mat the embassy would be un-
aDie TO take :arc OF his desire To see
President Harding. Not wishing to
be placed in the position of having
his plans interrupted by what APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
BRITISH EMBASSY CANCELS
INVITATIONS FOR DINNER
HOMORlNG NORTHCllEFE
ttontinucd From First pa.cD

''i' ''h'u Il rom flfSt pascD
the british embassy. several or those
invited admitted receiving them. hut
tn" sam" invitations. within Tho last
iuriN eight hours. were Cancelled. ac-
'"rdinS I" the same prospective
guests In fact the cancellation was
50 short that official WASHINGTON
N"rEcd on being ali dressed up only
t" and there WAS no place 10 Io after
all.
50. while British embassy score
tarics today denied that :, dinner had
brcn arranged, they apparently HAD
not learned II several. at least. who
had hccn invited
Lord Norihclinc. himself, tonight
confirmed reports that the invitations
had been recalled. The embassy pre-
viously had denied thcm.
Pressed for a statcmcn; on this
surprising development. the follow
inG wus issued by Lord Nurthclimc:
Lord Northclirc authorized to-
night The statement that lac could
only say he had been invited while
IN WASHINGTON to stop at the British
embassy with his entire star aud II
attend "A dinner there tonight. For
some reason. of which he is NOT
aware. both Invitations We're with
drawn. Knowing the methods In In
diu of Lord Curzou. the british For
cirn Secretary. l.orh %orthcline can
only feel sure Lord Curzou has adopt
cd these methods here
In India. while viccroy. lac cut OF
the news supply OF criticix,nr news
papers and socially hoycotted Their
writer's. ON the present occasion.
Lord CUrzon is not dealing with In
dian natives or small Indian news
papers. Lord Northcliff" regrets he
cannot visit his friend. Sir Auckland
Goddcs ON whom he called ana pad
his respects today. after being with
President Harding
Among IN. latter Invited guests
WAS Lord Nor,hciirfc himself. who,
thursday night. stated TO the United
News that til. facts are these:
.Nty friend. Sir Auckland Geddcs.
invited me ana my STAFF /" stay at
the cmbassy ana / was informed that
ono or two hunGucis had been ar
ranged at which I was 10 meet m"m-
bcrs OF the Cabinet and others.
Mcanwhilc. my London Times cN-
pressed views that / entertained that
Lord curzon is entirely the wrong
man 10 send to the United states
FOR the conference
To Hc Guest nj Mri.rnn-.
"Dn arrival iu N"w YORK vas
diplomaticalls Informed ~ the Kind ?
est ANA incest Way that the VISIT
to the embassy and hanTu"ts wcr"
on. and that one OF our vel! known
social leaders OF washington had
Kindly undertaken 10 r"uiNi'e the
embassy guests |" meet mc a, her
house tomorrow night"
The social leader referred - by
Northcl.nc lis Mrs. Edward Mclean.