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The New York herald., 1921-01-02
WASHINGTON.


Senator Edge and his mother r-in-law
Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips. gave a dinner
last evening in honor Of Ambassador of
Peru and Nine. Pezet. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckay of
New York and Major and Mrs. Arthur
Foran Of New Jersey.
Miss Grace Woodruff. daughter Of the
late Col. Ezra Woodruff, and Major
Bradford Chynoweth. Engineer Corps,
U. S. A., were married New Years eve
in Calvary Baptist Church, l2le Rev. A.
Freeman Anderson officiating.
Nine. lie Breton. wife of the Argentine
Ambassador. will return to-day with her
niece and other members of her party
who passed the holidays at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va. .
Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker at
tended the New Years dance given last
night at the Washington Club by en-
gineer officers. Several dinner parties
preceded the dance.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Mrs. e. Henry Hartman Is passing
the holidays at Arden. N. Y. She will
return tomorrow to New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

LOST--wednesday. December 20. at or near
Hotel Netherlands, or on 9th nv. between
18th and oath sts., gold bow knot brooch,
enamelled orchid color. set with small dla-
monda: reward. N "a Herald. Herald SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
STATE PROPERTY VALUE
INCREASES 81 PER CENT
mates Land rs Taxable at
S950. 100000.
REPORT MADE BY ASSESSORS
Valuation Made on Virginia Prop
cr,y III 1919 10y commissioners
Was S690,n00. OO0-lncrca>c l.
Shown All Over Virginia.

Based on The books n hand from
the real estate assessors wao -,.26e
the assessment; O: the real estate o!
Virginia laSt wear. Auditor Moor, yes
:eriay estimated that rls Accrssat.,
,or the State will he ss5cooO.p0a for
taxation THIS yeaT on The face OF the
books in hand The values are place /:
.; SSoA0oo goo AID the approximate
values On The BOOKS YET 10 - re-
c".vea n. estimates Wall increase ais
to Ssli.oooO0o
Auditor Moore further estimates
thai he IMPROVEMENTS - b sa8ea
by the commissioners of the revenue.
for the Year 1921, and the values 10
be assesse! against The mineral LANDS
(Which are not assessed by the real
estate assessors, wlu bring ;ue ;o:zl
FOR taxation IN the shape o. 20.
property flr The year 1921 10 .p-
proXimateN ;s5e.o0e.01O
The valuations made by the CON.
m!ssioner> of the revenue CT .a.s
same. property Tor the year ls.s-,hz
land values being TIE S&ue = .As.
reported for lsIt--were ssgn.ar4tra
and il IS the new land sss,zs:, eats
and the improvements since ma: :.-ae
that account fcr the estimated Ss5g.-
100000. Tho in-rease - tae entire
state over l:i. is place3 .: z5c.:.
% per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
RICHMOND MAN IS FOUND
DEAD IN NASHVILLE HOTEL
Lewis Is. Rhodes, Prominent IN
railway Circles, VIII BE Buried
Hero TOmorrnw.

Lewis L. Rhodes. OF Richmond
i,o1rmeriy OF, Macon and Atlanta. Ca
u uiS, suddenly Monday night III Nash.
,iiie, Ichn.. where he had gone on a
business trip. Mr.. Rhodes had been
suherinS from blood pressure. but
was thought to he in better condi-
tlon than usual when he left Rich
.lona aH;i his death came as :, shock
10 ms relatives and friends here.
AT the time of his death. Mr.
Nhodes was Southern manager OF the
Napor Car Heating Company. of chi
caEo. Early in life. he entered the
employment OF the Georgia, Southern
ana FLORIDA Hallway at Macon. where
ms a1liity won recognition ana he
steadily advanced through various
positions to superintendent of mo-
1--WE power. -csignirg this position
10 become superintendent OF motive
poWer o. the Nirginian Railway
shortly after its organizations. This
position he was compelled to resign
because or i'll health ana ror tho last
zen Years had been engaged In the
railway supply field with :hc con-
pany with which he was connected
at the time of his death
Mr.. Rhodes hurried in early life
Miss Birdie Q. Moore. OF M.l!cdge-
vile, Ca. who survives him He
leaves four childrcn-Nirs o. Ed
mond Massie. jr.. Lewis b il Hen
riettn VI. and Martha a.. also one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
COUNC|LNEH TO INSPECT
PROPERTY At LAUREL
Saturday. February ), Tcntati,cl!
Decided Upon as Date Of Visit
Sif,N

Chairman James = pe;e-s. 90; lie
>lesA-r n t;,r fsca. n, Cola-I coT-
@.,.ss on Cii-t;lss graei. eS.ly d-e.t "a
ss'fe- saturday afternoon TrerGaty
T. - % y4ccS - TsS.t tIr Slfa 81:
1.-eTe, hst9TE, ste-E n. comm lee
EA-" > 70 .ooi: 1910 ne tva> h!.-.y 70:
iHe purchase Of the property Tor ta,
10y 40e road e.: visitors mas .r-
."o 'As Soir n. Y .2ok oE"- TIE
-aslr[.zn Peters Alderman " So
wsT; Al;e and Councilman James =.
-hlS r-<cn. accc::7 ps- sei ~ other
r.sia .'--S u the committee. VIII Wis;
Maea favorable com-nen, - 70 ;he
r-aclics hli.;s OF tie p-oposiiog ,yaS
srssc - CcuCCii5I2aIic circles y,S.rr-
"a: !; Nas suggested ~ one menu
- 1ESi :" utilized Tor tn City
::e-ns csrz:ir'enis. ard nv build :
49, c1.ai,e- as 'liE Home %"
.hco. :c- the purchase and erection
- Nni.a ias-c : - 2prrn pr.a;te7 Il
TIE S.aHe-nvp bond issue for schools
passed y CrSac!i The price Of:
ms T.ofcse5 SChool = KS uo.-t-u
Aaotie- C. the buildings. i was suc-
--S'.I- would b. suitable COX .ne
.av@al< detention home watch the
--tc expects soon 10 build
CoGac.!-iea who have their eyes on
ifs c.ty treasury however. cannot
80 where money s coming from 10
---z'zr jle purchase !: = Understood
here ~ y opposition from Heurioo
to-C'T citizens. Shc vil oppose any
~0E- or the pA-: o.: tr2 city 80 E.t
control q The properly COR city
farm
The cc-lu5:te. HAVING The matter
hand consists of Aldermen Jack
= Epas. Joseph Y NunaaIsy "
>:Swz-; Whit-. Henry W wood
e,71r 8. men c.avde L i3atkius. James
:. D.c-;-rsur. " = IohrS J,ssy
L%1t and James 2. Peters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
DRY AGENTS TO PROBE
SALE OF KICK DRINKS
commissioner II. u. Smith Warns
Citizens Against Harmful
Substitutes.
TELLS OF BIG DANGERS
Prohibition Head Says They Are
Not Intended us Brycragrs-So-
Called "BOttlcd-in-Bond" Spirits
Arc Highly Dangerous.

That the sale OF all :layor.ng cx-
;rncts as wei as Of proprietary medi-
ctncs which contain high perccntas
of alcDnol Is under rigid inyastlca-
iion BY the STATE authorities lNas
rnan.f st ,e-'tcvia when state Iroh.-
litcl Commissioners Smith appeared
IN Po.icc Court when RI. cases oi
Wholesalers ana retailers OF certain
rrepdratlon apparently intended tor
treatment OF Indigestion. who were
charged wi,h selling these prepare
tiocs in violation o; the law came w.
Nj, Smith SAID ;hat the attention OF
ais o;iic. had been called to the sale
OF extracts Containing large quanti-
t.cs o. ardent spirits. rho cases
against the SIX charged with violation
Il ~. lax in the sale OF the pcpsia
toms we.e continued 20 next Wednes-
das
Mr. smith sad that scores or people,
Throughout the state. and notably IN
Richmond are killing themselves by
sr.aains IN large quantity prepara-
Inus which are not intended for
beverage purposes lie said tina: The
sale az so-callcd Bottled in b2nd"
Whisky which WIS being pa!mcd OF
O.. ;is pubic a. nrs,-rate liquor was.
- his oP:nion. h.shly detrimental 10
TIE Tualie The absence OF RESPONSE
ts.;s- due 70 'ae way In which the
'e7toEs q s!ici; liquor operate 10
eaea2- the -rrs q the law. open the
50 - ;n- sale q many harntu! con-
tces oas Wh.ch were called 'bo;tle,,
= -asia = sa.d III smiths "a
--arss we've taken a. warning 10
.~+'e ~s7 t-y Giu staff
9,teea.s- s. : poaar. aud ". J.
81 -gc2. al..E lrl-- iae direction
-=s,s-rt: .arca.- iivlt arrested
- cs p. HI'-7a Brothers aaa =.
- 'tslE 9: :a- United Hey-ya-s
rr-7aas ESD : 7.rra.i 1890 Eas.
r-'lI s-ss' f--i=S- -eb.-z 2srp East
-z-r ~--~et Z ratf. 1872 80,
-'aus street ~, Gl-l..s. COL
- ils A.r-t ,-.s.a Str.,e..
M s'-71 W-E vso-lt.-'- u ;l+
ar --sss a--+sls 49,.
11ele .-Lf=G -uc.- - -
F=atE a-tru.y lsee-ss
go. Paa-u. -au- =.
7" -s - -. s- - gid :-- -
~ -ltr ~ 'st =.-,,5 -l9a Con-
-rl. =. Ill. -.
ls.1 -url:,- -
.-sis lrL ,.--cs-ises
v A--1 .--. rak-
S.
- :tss-- >. 1870
gr=- 81 u Wt.1s.s
s,y- ~ - ~
b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
WANTS MARKINGS FORALL
STREET INTERSECTIONS
boiling Urges Devices to BE Ar
ranged TO Aid Pedestrians and
Persons in Vehicles.

director OF Public Works Boiling
Yesterday stated that there were $50
SHNr'S N me city with duplicated
comes. This statement was made in
,'SSt>S'NG MS report to the Street
',Sihh.Ntee. III which recommended
'%'S are made to change the names
M l" Eshumoer certain streets in
So"th Richmond and Fulton. In ad-
it,oA - these proposed changes Di-
i",'vr Rolling recommends street
p", hlnss Tor every street irtersec-
ION there are approximately 5000
N.l"sl intersections. not including
streets Soon TO be opened and extend.
director Boiling suggests that
N.l X hy placed on diagonal corners,
some p.Tnaaent device 10 he selected
".Se ceN!ces are TO hc arranged so
ihsN may be seen by persons in
N'asS.tS n Wei as by pedestrians.
IN his statement Director Boiling
afs ihr.' locations OF Streets having
ne following names: Allen. Bacon.
f7 f.. E. S ,,Sn I pay,s, Delaware. God
.aycttc- Marshall, Magnolia. pow
naia.. Rogers. Spruce and Tayior.
f1"re are four 70 each of the follow
.nS names; Hcnrico, stuart. Virginia.
.nd rye With the names OF Franklin.
i."c and Park.
IN addition. 70 these there are in
UgWerabic streets and avenues with
f-. one duplicate.
Nj ihsse. the director SAYS. tend
- cl'ai' confusion i'm the delivery OF
uat, vSnress and other packac-cs. and
Hrn"NunCr Is given The person in
sea- h ~ particular numbers and To-
cations
CourCiIma; Thomas r Morton. pa
'ron 81 an ordinances directing that
he numbers and names Of streets h..
-eNisyd Is anxious shat the ordinance
h. ADOPTED at an early date. as tho
c.is "irectury Is being prepared for
;he press
ills next meeting Of the committee
IS tNci for March - II is | e,i-v.d
tNai at SIS time the petition OF Tho
Virginia Railway and Power Company
r. h!lnket franchise viii also h..
fr-tar- discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

To arngsl re,-ca: ~ tH- c--a~.-
2. I"ts "-l open .>4tur13y -i-s,
- 1907 . - Jgseva'- Al-G-g.y
- -4- -c..s women "rr = .sa 10 E-..t,..
,*'f.,.i az .asl'rd ard new
te''-i.'y on SUNDAY night.
IT Mrs. r. ;. Z M.,a~. Wa recea..y
s aa5SH pF RS. 4, J. o.. ~ "orsla'.
watson Home, il waa anIouar-s ~, -
le:'. y Other officer. ,hnL,-
MIS- james Richardson ,.C.-r,rt.i (.
cent. Mrs W. Bright Ard-.sy. r..
,si.,ai Selfet4ry; Mr.. r a. Har-
Miss Marion We.-h Ireasur,;.
The Gi,y Emelsnry Institute wl,
CC!'sn toAi2ht "i 80 nc!ock n Union
ch ,rCi ana ana Sentral Metandtst
II was announced y,,terI. mi,
VIII ha the iirs, !uSt!tt',- oh ,s t,',g
tler HeId ~ IAc CITY linton study
f!aS*g% WI Do conducted n al four
"en"rtments Of league Work. illlud.
Ing junior WORK league ad,ni..istra-
'ton, nome and foreign an
%tuo! classes. the iustitui- vEl he
.sic Ia Centegary and Monument
,ie'hg".Nt Churches FeDruary 10
George W Guy, executive s.,r.-
l"rN OF tho Co-upcrat.va Educa,lou
,sSoo!"il'', wlS in Empor.H ycsj.r-
League. ii" VIII ga II Wuc,.in..fa,g
inday to attend a county rauy o:
Witt sv MA a,s s'l, ,oss,ter wt,a a
Forrest WhiuocA. ana mr.I"
ChIrli. Jones. was captured y..i.r-
Gay near ElkO Ny Sheriff " WebI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
To-Day ana Toni yht
in Richmond

Ma>>-meetias. SprinSSel school.
t"eHt!->t>ia and Lctsh streets. -
isp,mcr Council ,caiirI meet
inSl. -
Finance Committee III aud [
>is~St imrrcSemcEI>,. -
frc>hnsn banquet tni>rs>it.
OF uiehaa"nd. ..sa.
""nacn'> Missionary society. en-
ie!'ainncRt. Rrosd Street N,rih"-
ai>t Church, c Ia g.
Ancient Order RihrraianS. CatAs-
arHi boys school auditorium. >:;su
Basketball. Rluc.' Arn,or.. =.
strand. dark.
tradca. OF Music. NauLr,i;.r
and pictures =, .:S0. a:,5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

brother. Charles Il. Rhodes. of Macon.
Ga, division passenger agent OF the
Southern Hallway. and two sisters.
Mrs. Rufus W. Evans, of Macon. ana
Mrs. Wiley Il. Clark. of Savannah.
the city by his son, his brother and
friends from Nashville. The funeral
will be held from his late residence.
3O5 NChamberlayne Avenue. Glntcr
service being conducted by Rev. l.. s.
Flournoy, OF the Gintcr Park Meth
odist Church, ana DR.. Graham H.
Lambeth. u former pastor. Inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER
IMPORTANT MEASURES
Lower Branch 10 Take IN ror-Ulre
'a- License yaN AZ session
Iuui.ar.

Co;nro- CU--l-, 81 meet = sgt-
cal SEES ion g. Dci%ci: ;CaiEat 70
axe action 81 t1nsa.r @: crI..l.-- g.
and resrILt..rS -zc=-.l! ;zas.E ~
me Board C.: .iI6e---e-- tn 7-E-c--
i5si nos 5-=-t sr- tause r-lst-- -
N i-'@ - !iEs. ee.E -ss-=
TIE F-a-c- Com ---a ~. also
T.tvt = ctA,-E u g- lsi=- ta=
i'1s'i:1. - ztEC.r-c land fu- IN
p'oT~.u --'s ~ % A-- >:--E;s II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
earholle women 10 Me-,

-E-.5.-- y c'r&r-s C.re v-
Hef. - f---rLa - erecting t... s+.-
$50 AL members are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
dale. Fla. for tho winter and carly

dale. Fla. for tho winter and carly
spring. ,-, e
Miss Rose Janney has been visiting
friends thfs week in Washington.
Miss Nora Goldsborough who hns
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. d.
Kenny. has returned to Baltimore.
Miss Susan $. Colston Is visiting
friends I'm Weston, w. Va.
Mrs. William y. Sw!mley has re-
turned from visit to ner1 son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il.
Swinley. Staunton, Va.
Mrs. Robert Lee Grant Is visiting
relatives in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. II. II. Barton has returned
from several days' trip to Richmon l..
Mrs. w. a. Baker has returned from
Kansas City. Mo-. wn.rc she attended
the convention OF the American La
gion as secretary OF tho Virginia de-
partmcnt. womnn's auxiliary.
Miss Mamie Keating has returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

"Chu Chin Chow" Mrs. Thomas Fry.
Miss Mamie Fry, Mrs. r J. McGran-
Higan. Miss Hester Tatum and Mrs
J. S. McRac went on MontJy. Those
who went on Tuesday We're: Nj. and
Mrs. I. O. Easlcy, Mrs. II. S. Belt,
Miss Helen Reeves. Malcolm Dunn
Mrs. w. i. Jordan, Mrs. r. T.. Jordan.
Mrs. 4. d. 1rby, Mrs. T. y. Webb and
Thornton Easlay.
Il. S. Slate returned Wednesday from
i several weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. Charles skinner and children.
OF South Hin, are the guests of tho
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.. w,
Eas!ey.
Mrs. II. J.. Edmunds and son or
cambridge. Mass, are the guests OF
hcr parents, Colonel and Mrs. Henry.
!:asley.
Jim Nottingham. of Martinsy,u.
visiting his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Guy wilkins.
II. L. lrby. OF Wilson. y. c. snen,
ne Weekend with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Irby.
J. W. Hill left "Wednesday ,or :,
BUSINESS trip to Asheviue.
The young people OF South Hnston
celebrated halloween with h,g
dance ois
Among those who mo,or.s -
i.ynchburg Saturday to Sc, the v
!. i'-". d L. game were: Mrs Robert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
It's a Joy to Show
Her Tidy Kitchen

The Hoosier rot only saves
women hours of time and miles of
steps, but keeps their kitchen or
derby at all times. All supplies
and utensils have their proper
place in the Hoosier. When
woman has flsished preparing the
meal, it's the work OF very few
moments to put everything away:
The Hoosier saves walking to
and fro. bending. STOPPING and
standing long hours. And remem-
Der that this cabinet answers not
only some of a woman's needs.
but all. And all can afford IL, due
to our popular payment plan
only small deposit on delivery
balance In convenient amounts
each week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
SOUTH BOSTON

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Nov. 5.-Wal-
den Nichols, who is student a, tho
University OF Virginia, spen, last
Weekend with his parents.
Those who attended the Confcdcr-
ate reunion "A; Chattanooga, Tenn.
were: Messrs. 5. \. Mccormick, John
{. Baldwin, John d. Terry, ID ". Has
kins. Z. u. Hundlcy, II. & Long, W. =.
Terry, ]. c. Lester. j. NJ Darlington
and Major G. Y. Oliver The sons
Of veterans were: Charles Webster
w. II. Henderson. J. g. Green. Keister
Terry and Duff Merritt
Mrs. J. c. ..!farris. and daughter.
Elizabeth. left Monday to visit Mrs.
Harris sister. Mrs. L. l.. billiard, at
PartIow.
Miss Elizabeth Lacy left Tuesday
Tor visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lacy. al Mcadvillc.
The Delicate Dozen Bridge Club met
with Miss Kitty Lawson last Friday.
w Barbour viii he in Richmond
Saturday
lumber OF people from this city
mot"red 10 durham, y. C.. to see
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
WINTERS COMING sT|As
SOCIETY AT WINCHESTER
Many From Afar Are Guests
i'll Hospitablc Frederick
\ Homes.
Homes.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
"iNCHESTER. VA. Nov. 5.-Misses
niAapcth Steck and Susan Reid VIII
. .nins h"Ee returned from visit TO
friends ut Annapolis, Md.
Mrs. Alice Martindalc and bcr
daughter have arrived here from
Richmond
Miss Augusta Conrad is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. y. g. Carson at Flush ing
l.. ].
Miss Mamie d. Wynkoop has re-
turned 10 Washington after visiting
MIR and Mrs. :. y. Shryock.
Mrs. II. +. Eoyd and her two chill
drcn. OF Philadelphia. have been Wis.
Ting Dir, and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Allen, at
Clifton farm.
Major and Mrs. S. Porter House
have gone by motor to Fort Lauder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Dyed Her Dress
Like New, also
ChiId's Coat

Buy Diamond Dyes" and follow the
simple directions in every package.
Don't wonder whether you can dye
or tint successfully, because perfect
home dyeing is guaranteed with Dia-
mond Dyes even If you have never
dyed before. Worn faded dresses.
skirts. waists, coats. sweaters. stock
ihss' draperies. hanginss. everything.
become Ike new again. Just tell
your druggist whe,her- the material
you wish to dye is wool or siIle mr.
whether It is linen. cotton or mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never streak.
spot. tade or observation-disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

brother and sister.in-iaw. Mr..
Mrs. p. II. Ooid.
Mr. E. V. Wecms and her da
ter, Miss Florence wcemp, have
turned from Washington ana q
more.
Mrs. B. c. Mngruder and Atrs.
Maupin. who have boon spen
several months at tho home OF
orother. d. c. Campbell, have
turned to Prairie Grove. Ark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06


If your hair is getting thin or YOU
are troubled with dandruff or itching
hcalp. use Partisan sage daily for a
week and you viii surely BE- surnris.d
4 TO see how quickly il stops falling
hair and removes every Sign OF dand :
run and itching scalp.
Before going to bed rub a little
ParisiIn Sage into my scalp" SAYS a
woman whose luxurious goit and
nuffy hair Is greatly admired This
keeps my hair from beias Dry. faded
s or scraggly. helps IL TO Retain It's nat.
ural color and beauty. and makes II
easy TO arrange at,ractiveiy."
Beautiful. soft. glossy. healthy
chair. and lots OF It. is a simple matter
for those who use Partisan SAKE This
harmless, delIghtfuly perfumed and
lDon-greasy invigorator is sold at an
good drug and toilet counters. BE
I sure you get the genuine Parisia n
Sage (Gfroux's). as that has the
money back guarantee printed on
:svery bottles-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

from visit OF several weeks to Miss
Marie irwin, In Richmond.
Mrs. Alexander 4. Jones and her
daughter, Miss Frances Jones, have
returned from Atlantic City and
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Amman and Miss
AMMAN. Cumberland. Md. and Miss
Green, Reading, Pa, nave been visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. w. w. Welsh has returned to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Rockville. Md. after visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. the Rev.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis *. Gutlnan md
their on-in-law ind daughter, MIR.
aV Mrs. James Nathan, OF Baltimore.
nave returned by motor. after visit.
ing friendp hero.
Miss Mary F. Gold has return.d
to baltimore after spending tho an.
mer and fall Mt tho homo or her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Slate. Shep Johnston and Misses Hal
lie Jordan. Dorothy Webb and Ruth
Irby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

1T is of handsome lace material
shot with silver and made over sill
yer cloth. Silver material bands the
neck and the sleeves and forms the
long Dropping girdle as II also ac-
centuatcs the lines reaching from
neck TO bottom of skirt
The sleeves are thoroughly Moyen
Age in shape. one almost expects
to sec the wcarer don one of those
h'Eh-reaked -headdrcsscs with flow
ing wells.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The Moyen
Age. which, OF course. is the smart
way OF referring TO the middle ages
when You are discussing expensive
gowns. is the keynote Of n thoroughly
individual Mary Walls gown.
You Cd. tell by looking at il that
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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-28
ENVIRONMENTS
 MAHONEY CASE
 DETAILS GROW
Two Wills Were Executed Police Claim-First Wife
 Also Disappeared.

SEATTLE, May 2S The police have learned that Mrs. Kate Mahoney executed two wills shortly after her marriage to James Mahoney.
 The first will was mutual agree ment by which it was noted that both agreed to leave all to the survivor.
 The second will, made three days after. the first will was executed her two nieces The nieces are Mrs Carrie Hewitt, of Seattle, and Mrs. Frank Stewart, of Vancouver, B. c.
 Both documents are missing. ac cording to the police.
 Deep Sea Driver at Work.
 Deep sea divers today began taking up the search for the trunk in Lake Union which is believed may con tain the body of Mrs. Mahoney.
 The mystery surrounding the dis appearance of Mrs. Mahoney, is the chief sensation in Seattle. The woman, 72, two months ago married James Mahoney, 32. She is reputel to be wealthy in property which is situated in Seattle, Texas, Oregon and Alaska.
 Whereabouts Mystery
 Since the middle of last April the whereabout of Mrs. Mahoney has proved a mystery The police, early this week arrested James Mahoney following reports that he had been seen on Lake Union during the latter part of April, in a skiff hired from Lake Union boatbuilder, be- ing absent all day Later is devel- oped that trunk was in The skiff. It is believed by the police that Mahoney knows what became of lis aged bride. He has been held in the jail and has been closely ques- 'ioned for the past three days but maintains his innocence in any wrong doing He claims his wife left him during April and he has not seen her since.
 The police claim that Mahoney forged an order and secured con tents of his wifes safe deposit. The police also claim that Mahoney has been administering his wife's prop erty.
 First Wife Disappeared.
 This afternoon it was announced by the police that they have prac- tically established the fact that Irene Ford Mahoney, first wife of James Mahoney disappeared in 1916 shortly after he had secured control of her propery. The couple were married in St. Paul.
 The police have received advices from the father of Irene Ford Ma honey, in which he states that he endeavored to trace his daughters whereabout for one year after her disappearance and without any re- suit.