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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Don't Beat Hin,
U: Kill Him

n yeu find some person ~Im-
uu9jboe," II there II some NUT
- dlsfracts you by merely being
LIVE, don't bang him ON the nose,
beesuse that will cost you money
and maybe you will 20 to Jail for
: week or two. n you really
want 70 effsee him. get m A.
beeauss murder Is the great
A11esjeAn pastime.
1nke Philadelphia, because II il
~ city Of brotheriy love. and
den also because II is quite 4
way of. The 0uakers had some
thing more than . hundred mur-
IN last year; there have been SIX
flfst degree verdicts returned, and
nebody has been hanged: nor Il
tbtfe any prospect that anybody
Nh be hanged or eIeetrocuted.
The vast majority Of these muir.
defers were caught, bat only six
wefe convicted Of murder. and
t8tse half dozen have stayed pro-
ceetyies by various fechnIcaIIties.
WdicuIous as our enforcement
~ the veIstead act has become,
st1fl u h Ms yet a trifle better
ihsn this. Our national rule seems
- b: The greater the offenss, the
les the penalty; also. the less The
ofYense, the more certain and
more drastic the judgment.
II d considerably more danger
otss n open a bottle Of home brew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

80 God created p,dn N HIS osc,s
Image. IN the Image Of God cre-
afcd He him; male and female Gre
afcd He them. And God btessed
the VI. "--Genesis i;s7-ss.
Aristotle says that Uhat u truly
a MANS self u the thsrktsD part Of
him; that sooner or iGfev all the
other parts obey. psiiin0iv or nm
toininolv: and " this self Be base.
the whois man sotil be base; AID "
the scif Be noble. the sohoic Stan
sSsH be noble. As u u with the In
diridudI man, 80 Is u NTH the
ages and the censrationa-w. n.
NaIiock.
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osv Go Ahead
- Rnfifvf

-
- : dlspatch from wAshinGtou
Unls<d Prcss AsseeiAtisa
1111D No. \ understand from
~ n1th<ss British authority st
1lnAfmament conference that
~ nsiiish government h per
61cw willing 10 accept the Hard
= Interpretation Of the four
cote treaty.
- Dr<sideat's Interpretation IA
- ~ main lslsnds sf Japan
~ ~ iscluaed In the term
tnnn1ss poasessiens ana insuiar
un1niens.
X oeer<sasy hughes officially stated
hn1 ths m.is SapAnese Islands
uuss lnciuded
~ naehes Interpretation wssia
n11e IL treaty unpopular In this
uoG1ry and also In Great Britain
- 1noan-
a u y 6sobtful n II would have
onn ratified By the senate On tire
nnonss haais-
4 1n6se = every reason vAv This
e6un0sy sAssld not Involve itseif
= - Arrangement that might
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

biLL Drorsors father ror northern prospeetor
Huheford,
The ce"rwatsr sd ii vowed he would find Ruhd and the
iot Ijn Ia hired 10 guide looking
HAROLD LoussBURY. lost the
part consists Of.
VIRGINIA TREhosT founnburys nanoee and
FEsJY LOtkBBURy. the
FOSPER. hired
Kny continually
Of the ksnys
with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

he eho, betrg able 10 sro.k. says
that the government otrcs him a
Hv,ho u the sdieY. The maiirgerer.
and the otafter. but the Dorcrn-
meat does o.re eeSrp person
chance 10 earn a decent Hriro. and
the government that does not Sc
cure TO each citisen a fair chance
10 earn a hung ,oiii soon dritt into
Troubled uaters. Sen. Ashurst ID
Ariz.
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10 immigration Commandments

The National Committee Constructive immigration Legislation Of which Dr. sid
Guk with 10 commandments which urging light
he proposal To- new immigra ~.
these
pemJap
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Mrube.M~ss~
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Kindling Warm Fires

time kindlin' th1 Hires O. love In our
hearts. we'd SION have n warm flame
thst'd reach 90 stkrnisy."
HANNAH X. hEA0HER.
isba ~. 18TH 81
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Editor The star:
Ma SER
"All o. ne folks allus spend a
tarnatisn lot O. time kindisn' fire.
seems time 81 we'd spead Jest a little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Every German chad born otces
10000 marks, so you can't blame
the little fciioDs for kicking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Dear rulhs:
six o'clock reached and started IN
triad 10 register kssa rite seldom nlksbut
che exclaimed with fiEd -for heavens sake
haiti
beat safe retreat said -oh and
"Not yeti
eiothe aub will have 10 ti both Of
dressed"
In half hour hsfrabcu dus my ancient ~phetau
brushed look rs then hunted
stand collar ana a by.
had uease studs bat got into my evening
ssansed -~ts fsedr The replied
indeed I've thing too 10 DO ana need little
help nom YOU" pr
she asked me- rs IN too Ana M.
powder all rsht N barkf And ~ there
anything iAekr" Ana HURLED without
single bite 10 eau
@rusae M!ae.v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Wonder " this Syracuse football
star rho says he has meter been
kissed lies about other things,
dIsof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

THIS concert Of nations u singing
on A ucrtcan notes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

German gas and German bullets
sieD their Thousands Of our boys
American red tape " sidvisO ITS
Thousands rore.--Sen. Ashhrst
M Afz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Some girls think they have got 10
Be fast TO catch a husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

\ Gu v ~sorscsifsrsi bsoc- u SoS
~; scexi6 rather te a wsmscv
n ~ eerscsIfuraf bloc sh1n Of an
IN 6stt6s Of b'ockhsads--scn
11tcher fDJ Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

10 repcr does for a sirSck and
simple girl 10 forget tho s,ccet part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

This country spends more money on face paint
than house paint. Safe the surface and you safe
all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

when be speak Of the good old
dnys ,rc often mean the bad ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Yo1oe 81 the y. 8. capitol u only
~ ~ 900 and wore MONEY has
1es spent on u fhaa on any other
1tscs ~ orosnd.
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lySsce Leopold. the Beicsds A>sr.
- frp0sfsd engaged. but vou must
= 1>tpS vosr orn .rhec<e about
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They say spdts are being s0orr. But 10 may JUS
be socks that haze been mulked into spdts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Wonder II all this mine trouble is caused bg q
pool room signs "No Minors Allotced"!
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For something tasty. serve Boldt's
French Pastry, "--Advertisement-
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nnwnhan be
II should gr
we ca al hmmirxt
" dsursme ed
time wkey hcrpsa ahmuae ndb 4
Nnhh Law should make IN
mnsrsH a wcd prohA for stan
h cann mmur d h
tn 81
Ia al
nd h
3 those Of Amsrcs yhcmosn having
. 8venuAu ehw hmdb e ~ Yer h Is mcn dand whdc
. be b democracy
probably
would
a would
all
period will Be made to include the
will make
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AGeHer1Eou1
.AVR1DGE WANN

MIR. and Mrs Avrldge hosts very charming
dinner preceding the Twelfth Nsht dance Covers aid ot
two-society Note.
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Britannia icuives the rule.
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q -
ha.,--inise
- ind
I-s'on o
-
kauscd by
inng bee
iNu-
Alt ST
',ntunc n
caused
- OF tn
,c-s~'e.s-I 9
s 81 3. u
u,e
ksss--.i. Is
ust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
IoruI bidders Invited.

Richmond contractors have been
Invited 10 bid on the construction or
a new home for the Ashland National
rlrk, Of Ashland. Nv. The plans
and specifications are on file At the
office of the builders Exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
GRACE SYSTEM FOR MAIN STREET WILL COST $780, 600

will go up In tho near future. He
also announced that hn is p!anniu.;
u $4,000 warehouse for Lrhmaicr-
Schwartz Company IN South Rich
'rnond.
G. III. Mcsserschmidt is planning
two residences for the West Find. one
To cost $4,000. the oth-r 10000. in
addition to these, ne is designing a
1925, 900 btor: building TOR South
Richmond
Herbert q. French Is planning a
$40. 600 and $4,000 residence for
the west End. In addition 10 these.
hc Is working on designs for s"v"n
residences. the prices ~ which VIII
range from 5000 TO 10000
Duncan Loo !s designing fourteen
residences for the western portion
Of the city, the prices Of which viii
rang. from 10000 to s3j 900 Some
Of thos. viii be built on Monument
Avenue, h. said. In addition to these.
NJ. Ice is plhHniHr Il b2. 900 resi-
d"uce for Lewis Boshcr. at Chatham
iiills. in Northampton, which viii
invOlv" an expenditure Of $4,000.
Another house IN Wc.ihampton.
which will lnvolve An c1p"ndltur" ~
$4,000. Ann'h"r house in Wcs,hamp-
ton. which is being planned by SIR.
loo is for Frank n Iinbsou. which
viii cost in the n"ighborhood OF s2o.-
900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

Fainter. carlotta O.. (wifc). east limo
Seminary Avenue 80 feet. North E:dg Q
Hill Road north aoxi45 feet. May S.
1922: tax 81: SO
sag. ID. Hester to Henry j.
Schott. Myrtle NJ Srhott. west line
Magnolia Avenue 1919 feet. South
Craigie Street south sOxl2s feet, May
-. 1922: tax $40. 80.
s34-S. VI. Woodward. execu,..-- ".
Minor Woodward 20 Mary w T.aslcr.
l.ettice W. Whltlock. south lIne Floyd
Avenue 30 feet. East Linden street
east S3xl2a feet. MAY IL. 1872: $4,000.
635-Richmond Foundry and Manfg.
Co. Inc. TO J. y Ashton, acre.
vest line Hermitage Road aOl feet
north. : \. L. right OF way Is3 feet
north. Hermitage Road north 81 feet
In inches by $40 feet Inches. April
). 1922. TAX 81. $40
6a6-Austin o NDda, Susie r.
twife). to l.. II, y. Hall ives. lins
Third Avenue i05 feet. South Front
street south 70xia0 feet. liens $1,000.
$1,000. May .. 1922. 1860.
63'-Z ". smith Mary q. (wife).
1" Jenny May Flournoy. east line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

west 80 feet 6 inches by l2o feet. lion
$1,000. Nov. 30. 1921: tax $50. $40.
6iJ-Adam T. Johann. Mary T..
Cwifa). To- John F. Sweeney. No 1908.
former No. ill6, north line Park Az
cnuc l35 feet 8 Inches. East Birch
street east 90 foot I-2 inches by l57
fc"t. May 10. 1922; tax IS: $40.
slS-Sue Priddy Gardner. II O.
.. thuSbanD. to MARY Ann Priddy.
inches. South Hanover street Han
over street north "Cxi20 feet, May I.
1929: tax s2.90: $40.
6i9-Chariotte j. Goodlor. Virginia
Trust Company. executors. \. y. ed =
dlns 10 Agata Toni. northwest corner
TAYLOR and Sheppard Streets IL feet
inches by 100 feet, May {. 1922;
s2l7i5S.
se2-G u. olmstead. HaomIe c.
twifep. 20 W. i. Maynard. No. III.
south line York street so feet F.aS,
Miller Avenue east +0xlis feet. May
2 1922: tax $3.50: $40
GIN. l.. Hofhcimcr. Nettie II.
(wi'er. u. l.. Goldman Lena II
,wif"). 20 once Building Corp. north
lin" Grace street 20 feet East Fourt h
street east i6xGO feet. east line
Fourth Street 60 feet. North Grace
street north 23xS6 feet. liens So. 600.
s..5I3. May S. 1922; tax SS2.So: 40.
G2i Harry V. cole. Sallic =. Cole
twitc). 10 Office Bldg. Corp. east line
Fourth street So feet. North Grace
street north c3xSS feet. liens $4,000.
sails. May s. 1922; tax $50; $40.
s27-c f.. Richardson. .Ir.. 10
Saunders NJ. Brooks. north line
Franklin Street i75 feet. West Til
den Street west 81 feet 6 Inches by
li5 feet May 10. 1921: tax $3.50: $40.
630-old dominion Real Estate Co.
"a Mary l.. BANKS. 30 feet on road
from Valley street To NechanicsvIlIe
Turnpike by al1 feet, lot %. Aug.
90. 1871: s2ii
G3i-ChaS. +. Tockman to Earl e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

system viii hc placed along tho north
curb II may he necessary to tear
away portion of TN" conc.cte side
walk between Thirteenth and Eighth
Stre.ts.'
In. excavations on the several
streets viii he from eighteen TO tw"n-
~ feet MIR. Savilic said: The sew
or ON Main street runs from eighteen
70 twenty feet deep. and viii be forty
two inches IN diameter. y sewer viii
run up Ninth Street to Grace. and up
Franklin street from Ninth 10 Fifth at
depth OF twrnty-rc"en feet AT Fifth
street II then goes up Grace street
from Ninth to Second street. The
depth on GraC. Viii he from
seventeen feet at Sccoid Street
to tw"nty-sN feet at Fifth. TO twenty
ana ono half feet at ninth street.
The contracts for The work have been
awarded az follows Main street. to
Kelly Il Mci.aln. Franklin and Ninth
streets. 20 \. J. Boyl.. OF Baltimore.
and Grace Street. to NinGo * Dcancr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
GRACE AND FOURTH
STREET SITE SOLD

Tho once Building Corporation
has bought from VI. l.. Hotheim"r
and wife and -. o. Goldman aril
wife. property fronting forty-SiN
Zoo. on the north side OF irac"
Street and forty feet east OF Fourth
street. wI;h al improvements and
4 IN, fronting twenty three feet on
Fourth street, east sid. Sky feet
north Of Grace street. Tor is2.'0n.
the conveyance IL subject 10 to-"
deeds Of trust. one for $4,000, the
other for s7,5Ti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

Th" following realty transaction,
We're recorded yesterday in Chancery
Court:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
PLANS FOR TEN-STORY
OFFICE BUILDING
Organization Of Company Nearly
CnmpIrtc-Jinnk WIT Occupy
The EIrSt I'IOOr.

Plans for tho organization ri tn"
COMPANY to build a ten story office
huildlng at Third and Grace streets
ar. progressing rapidly. and the pro-
notcrs. Allan. Savi!le & Sn"ah. cx-
rcct TO have tho plans FOR the struc-
ture ready By the hrSt of lun., Al
which time lids viii nc asked.
Construction Of the building car
,lrs with it plans for a bank on tn"
nrst noor. aud a banking and 'r'ls'
company IS being organized within
the interests represented in IN"
huildinG Sch"me.
This viii he tho tallrst building
in the r"'nil buTincsS section, and y
Viii b" t"uautcd hy rnys!cnns and
uther prof. ssional men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
EXCAVATION STARTS
WITHIN NEXT 10 DAYS
Work Will Begi at Thirteenth Street and Follow North
Curb of Main Street to Eli hth-Tranc Nav Be
Stopped Entirely on Tha, Thoroughfare

Allen j. Saviilc. Director OF Public
Works. announced yesterday that
work would begin within the ncN,
ten days on the excavation ror the
new sewerage system for Main Street.
h"tw""n Eighth AMI Thirtecuth
streets. which wIll cog, in III. neigh
borh"ph OF 500 900. \ branch Of the
sewer VIII bc run up Ninth treet to
franklin Franklin 10 Fifth, and an
other branch viii 20 mp Grace street
from %inth Ia Second Street
Use Term Gotta Segment Hooks.
Tho new sewer viii be construct.d
Of terra Gotta segment blocks and
II VIII run from depth OF eighteen
20 twenty feet. II viii be lal
along tn" nprth curb Of Main street
IN" numerous conduitS in tho stree,
preventing tho sever being laid along.
any other part Of the street
work upon tho sewer Viii begin "a,
Thirteenth street. and II * under
stood that traffic on the thorouyhfaro
"ill b" greatly harp"rcd II not stop-
god entirely. while the excavation
WORK is under way
Th" present sewerage system was
laid about 100 years ago. and tho n.v
system VIII parallel Tn. old In or
der to expedite tho work a day and
night force Viii loo employed ana tho
work VII! be rushed with all possible
speed.
Discussing the work yesterday III.
rector Savillc said
Tho dugout viii be cxcavatcd from
the surface and very Ilitic tuuneling
VIII b" rcsortcd 10. III. nov sever
Viii run parallel TO the old sewer
and IL Is not our purpose TO touch the
old system.
Mnny Conduits In street.
Main street now contains two wa
tor mains. two gas mains Postal
Telegraph Company conduit. and a
Western CuIon Telegraph Company
conduit. and two conduIts OF the Nir-
ginIa Hallway and Power com pany
There ar" also two car tracks on tho
surface, and for this reason the ncw'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in chancery
Court:
BnrgnIn> md Sales.
6o"--t larcn.. T.. Hughes. Jr.. Ruth
r.: ,wifc). 10 W. ". Waithau. Alice
Il. twife). No. 2SIl. east limo Garland
Avenue. 30 feet. South Essex street
soutS toNi35 feet, lion $4,000, May
IL. 1922: tax $3.50: 80
ooi--R. IL Avis. Jennie w Avis.
To Maurice r. Rush. No 3eoo. north
west corner c!ir and Jones Streets.
3p1l"3 feet. lien 50, 800, May ~. 1922:
tax 81: $40,
si3--E Eugene Maruani Ia l.. s. Bass.
Nos. lli6-ilIs. west line sixth street
los feet. North crouch street north
3oxi25 feet. Dec. II. 1921; tax $3.50;
$40
5S'-N. J. Ncwsom. Marie +. CvifeJ.
To c"rtez V. Jones No. 1910. west line
Second Avenue lT5 feet. North Nil.
ton street north 3jx1i0 feet. April
20. 1922, lion $4,000; ,ax $50: SO.
SOC Chariot" j. Goodies. Virginia
trust 'ompanf. executors and trus-
tees. 10 +. w Braucr. Jr. II. =.
Hrauer, southwest corner Main and
Sheppard streets. licxl7s feet. April
%, 1922. s6.O5O.
6o7-W. Gay Smith. Lucy r.. twifel.
10 chas rag. Fisher. Annie W.
Fisher. vest !!ne Lamb Avenue Is,
feet. North Graham Road north -
feet q Inches by i25 feet. Nav 10.
1922. tax IS. $40.
sop-R. b. Forrest. Cable s. Cwirel
10 BETTE l." Smoot. No. 25OS-3-A.
Souin line Floyd Avenue % feet {
inches. West Davis Avenue wu.t -
rect inches by l22 feet. lien 1910.
May u. 1922; tax sl4. $40.
sll-Lula Bass to Eugene Mag
mani north limo Taylor street ia
feet inches. West Addison street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
MANY ELEGANT HOMES
IN CONSTRUCTION PLANS
Great Amount of Excavation
Under Way Now in the
West End.
HIGHLAND Park musy PLACE
More Than Forty Nice Residences
Under Cobstruction Th~rc-Suuth-
SHE nnd BnrtOn Heights Enjoy
building nnun.

Excavations and other prepare
lions for construction work are no.
tccahie on practically every street
IN tho West End Of tho city. especially
beyond tho boulevard Two story
residences and stores arc going up
Ike magic. and there is Il rush OF
heavy trucks moving sand, stone.
lumber and other materials.
From belmont Avenue wcst on Pat
terSOn Avenue, there are dozen
handsome homes under way. and
West Franklin Street. from EcIrnou.
Avenue west. presents similar
scene. while the cross streets are
rapidly building w
rhr"" large apartment hpus"s arc
under construction on tn" Boulc-
ward. as wolf AZ two or ,hrc. pri-
Nhtn homes. and West Chaiun stree,
is rapidly being niicd in With mod
ern dwellings or attractive appear
anCe.
Church work progr~ssrS.
WORK ~ progressing rapidly on
IN. auditorium for ihe Tabernacl.
Hapt!s; Church. which when com
pletcd Viii civ" that "dinca very
imposing appearance.
OYER IN the byrd Park section SOW
"ral 10000 AMI I75,Q00 residences
are uuG"r way. Will" on MHplcwood
.\veuu" the excavation WORK is Eoln.;
forward FOR "a block OF modern
homes within tn" next !"w days
excavation viii be under way FOR
twcn'y two residences on Maplewood
Avenue WHOA when completed VIII
nll In "A section Of several blocks. all
of %hich hay" n"cu constructed dur
Ing the !as, fc'v years
In tho Hirh!aui Park section Of
tho city there is great building nc
tiyIty. II 81 reported that ~ least
for'y-four mic" homes are under con-
s,rurt!pn. and plans are being pre-
pared for ,wouty moro.
barton Heights IN" Fast End. Full
ton and Tho south S'dc ar" all hav-
ms bidding hoows, and there Is a
d"muui for workmcn !n all the
uIudiux trades.
EI-gnn, Homes Planned.
Arch i"rt J. +. liartsooh has
ranNct q dwelling FOR Judge vii
Lam r. I;hea. OF the stat. Corpora
'iuu Commission, 20 cost }2s.0G9. aud
another r"n.dcuc" for y Bcirue blair
hirn VIII iuvo!y" an expenditure %
$4,000 Thcsc homes viii be buff:
bod in. Western pnr'.on ~ The Ci:y In
adi.,un 'o ,h"nc hous"s Mr. Hart
souk ls planning four "th"- r"si-
a,uaca. carh 20 cost S.1n0u. They
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED YESTERDAY

Applications for building permits
We're Ned win Inspector Butler yes
t"rday Ey f.. L. kccton. 10 build II
brick garace ut 25l3 Floyd Avenue.
to cost $3.50. J. +. Smith ~ Co. In
build three onc-stOry buildings for
shops and garage on Hermitage
Road Between Howard and West
wood Avenues. to cost Sl2"o: NJ ].
Johnson estate. 20 build frame dwell
ing ~ 2622 cambridge street, 10
cost $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
I,nInt I.nrinrN nurns.

PERTH AMBOY = J.. May lS.
Tho White lead department al the
United Load CoUrany's plan' here
vas dcs,roycd ry ire carly today.
Tho damage was estimated at 81
-nr nON
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-03

club for members Saturday evening.
Small parties will receive special at
tention Persons are asked to make
their reservations Friday evening.
A market will be held at Weiss's
dies auxiliary Of Spanish-American
war veterans. All donations are want
ed at the store by II o'clock.
The W. B. A. of the Maccabees will
meet for drill practice at 1880 o'clock
Friday evening in the l. o. o. F. hall.
All members are asked to be present.
Patrons of District No school will
held a market Saturday at Piehls
Electric store, 1924 Main street.
The Tourist club will be entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jenkins, of
East Main street, Friday evening.
An assembly dance will be given
Friday evening in the ballroom at
Eagles hall by the Evan J. Smith or
spectators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will hold
their regular assembly Friday evening
at the /. o. o. F. hall with music by
the Harry Frankel orchestra. TIE
Friday evening dancing class will
meet before the assembly.
The Melody Entertainers of this
city are to play for a dance which will
be given at the Dublin l. o. o. F.. hall
Friday evening.
An informal dance will be given at
the Ben Hur club rooms Saturday eve
ming. The Harris orchestra will play
the order of dances. The. affair is
strictly invitational.
The Show-me club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. B. f. Gehr at her home
on South Fourteenth street, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Ross of South Twenty
| second street, will be hostess to the
| Hilltop Sewing club Thursday after.
noon instead of Friday of next week.
| Members are asked to note the change.
Mrs. Frank Haner of WASHINGTON
Court, will be hostess to the Dorcas
society Monday afternoon at her home
Mrs. Fannie Davis will entertain
with a silver tea and Valentine party
Feb. Is, at her home, 244 Pearl street
| for members of the Good Samaritan
society.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burton OIL
! South Second street are the parents
of boy, Ralph Frances.
A lovely surprise party was given
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Ball, on North A
street, the occasion being the celc
bration of the thirty-second wedding
! anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w
Ernest. The evening was spent in
games and music, after which {
luncheon was served to the guests
The table held a large cake illuminat
ed by 80 candles. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs Lee Ridgeway, Mrs
H. w. Ernest, Mrs. Minnie Fitzgerald
Mrs. Raymond Ball, Miss Rose Ernest
Miss Helen Ball, Lee Ridgeway, Har
ry Ernest, Raymond Ball and Mr.
| Sharritts.
One of the first of the Valentino
parties planned for February was Civ
en- Thursday afternoon when Mrs
Elizabeth Oler entertained at hel