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The New York herald., 1922-01-06
So, 100000 LEASES IN
NEW TEXTILE BUILDING
Carpet Firms Take Large
Units; Other Rentals.

The II. IT, Gibson Realty COMPANY
has closed leases aggresating $3.50O.0o0
In the Textile Building at Thirtieth
street and Fifth avenue, built BY the late
George Backer. Among the various
tenants are the Firth Carpet Company,
George Nicols Company. Art Loom
Company, Philadelphia Tapestry Com
pany, Beatty Manufacturing Company,
Bush & Diamond. Hodges Fibre Carpet
Company. Charles w. Poulson Company,
Jack Sheehan Company. Cotts-Iapp
Linoleum Company. Plimpton Company.
Hightstown Company, Dodge a Co.
Arid and Watson. Williams and
Avdoyan. Menthrop Company. McEIroy
Company and George Kazan. These
leases are for periods Of five and ten
years.
Levin 4 Harris have leased store
and basement ct 25 East Forty-second
street to the New York Floor Covering
Co. OF Brooklyn for ten years at an
aggregate rental OF 100000.
Cross a. Brown Company leased the
tenth floor fin 40-42 East Twenty-second
street TO Katz. Hecht Company. Inc,
and the seventh floor TO Joseph Love.
Inc. also with Fl. J. Friedman space
In 3S-42 East Thirty-second street to
Alexander Silverman 4 Cadous, man.
ufacturers Of silk undergarments.
Albert e. Ashforth. Inc. leased o.
flee space in the Liggett Building 1T
corner OF Madison avenue and Fort,-
second street to David Jackson and TO
the National Liberty Insurance Company
of America.
Geo. r. Read & Co. have leased
space on the tenth floor In "a Hubert
street TO the First Aid Specially Co for
for term.
Adams a. Co. leased for T. r. Poor-
schke 5000 ce''ore feet in 2lS-17
Grand street to l. Foreman Il Clark Ma n
ufacturing Company. also for William
r. Goldman q Brother. the advertising
Sign on the roof at Broadway, north
east corner Forty-ninth street, TO the
ShubeFt Enterprises.
Folsom Brothers, Inc, and Mrs.
Deiany Martin. have sold for Miss s.
McGee the furnishings. good will and
lease Of premises at Al East Eighty
third street TO Waldemar Sandberg.
The Robert n. Bassett Company. Inc.
manufacturers Of meta! goods, with o.
fices at 220 Fifth avenue, closed q lease
for a large suite OF offices on the twenty
first floor of the Canadian Pacific Build
ing, Madison avenue. from Eorty-tlird
to Forty-fourth street. One of their as
sociate companies. the Standard Cloth
Company, will occupy portion of Ia.
cutie. Albert Il. Ashforth. Inc, repre-
sented the lessee and Cushman & Wake
field, Inc. the agents OF the BUILDING
represented the lessor In the transaction.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
BANK FOR WOMEN IN
BIG PARK AVE. FLAT

The remarkable rise Of the Park av-
enue apartment house section from the
social standpoint has caused the Colum-
bia Trust Company TO lease n branch
bank for women depositors in the new
apartment house at No 200. which Is
the largest comparatively owned flat In
the world 1t IL on the ground floor
OF this house that the famous Pierre
restaurant is 10 be located. Tho space
leased by the bank IS at the northwest
corner OF the ground floor.
The banking quarters will be- especially
equipped TO resemble drawing room
rather than financial institution. War
rem A Wetmore architects OF the house.
are at work on the plans. and it Is cx-
pected that the bank VIII be able TO
occupy the space about the first OF Feb
ruary. The leasing negotiations were
conduc by Douglas l. Gilman & Co.,
Inc. and Macpherson Kennedy, OF Veil.
Ter & Robinson.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
EMPIRE HOTEL TO HAVE
TEN STORY ADDITION

4 ton story addition costing s5o0.Ooo
Is planned for the Hotel Empire a.
Broadway siNiy-third street and Co
lumbus avenue according To the Ward
Building Reports Plans for the i'm.
provement arc now being prepared by
Severance & Van Alen. architects. The
Empire Hotel Is owned by Herbert Du
Puy Of Pittsburgh. and occupies the
block front on the south side OF Sixty
third street between Broadway and
Columbus avenue. Mr.. Du Puy also
owns eht lot. a5.ix1OO, at 50 Columbus
awr1ua sdlo,nirg whore the addition
win fRci. rise.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mall.

CFIARLEsToN. SC. Jan 2--Arrived. sehr
Dorothy L Brinkman, Nassau.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 1-Arrived. strs
Fagornes (Nor), Genoa; Laura skoEland
(Nor), Santos. &C. via New Orleans; Della
ware (Nor). Copenhagen, &C, Via Philadci-
phla.
Sailed LIST. strs Wilscox. Lisbon, &c Grey
stoke Castle (Br), Antwerp; Trelllsick fbr) ,
Melbourne: Paul II Harwood. Tampic0 4,
Freeport Sulphur No 8, do; skogiand (Sw)
Bremen and Hamburg.
HILO. Dec SO-salied. str Manukai. San
francisco.
JACKSONVILLE, Ella, Jan 1-sailed. str
Winifred. Port Arthur.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan i-sailed, str
Cecil County, -.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Jan s--saned. str Ker-
shaw. Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
WELLESLEY STUDENTS
BACK THEIR OFFICERS

WELLESLEY, Mass. Jan. 5.--At a
meeting at Wellesley College to-day
the students voted not to accept tho
designations OF the student officers OF
the college government association. Tho
officers rendered their designations on
December on the ground that they
we're not receiving the support Of the
undergraduate body.
This action followsd the failure OF a
party Of girls to report, at least for a
time, the fact that they had gone
swimming without the required chap
erOn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
CONVICT sTABS TWO.

BosTow. Jan g. - Giovanni Nalard.
stabbed two fellow prisoners at the State
prison late to-day. killing John II.
AREN'T and cutting a cash In the shoul-
der of Dominic Toscano. He was seized
and locked up. All three were serving
life sentences for different murders.
The stabbing was done With shoe
knife which valardi had obtained and
secreted In his clothing while working
In the prison shoe shop. Toscano told
prison officials that he knew Of no rea-
son for the attack and that Ne has never
had any trouble wig ValardL
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
SISTER MAY SAVE BROTHER.
Gets Conditional Promise of New
Trial for slayer.

BUFFALO. Jan. 5.-Margaret Persons
of jamestown through counsel to-day
began final effort 20 save The life
of her brother. Edwarl Persons. con-
demned to die in Ossining N the week
Of January .. Justice Geores w. Cole
told her lawyers he would en,e'tain
motion for a new trial provided Gov
crnor Miller would give the condemned
man a reprieve. One of the lawyers
left at noon to see the Governor.
Persons was convicted Of the murder
pf George 1Slinger u Jamessown Sep
tember %. 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to TIE Nnw YouK HruAto.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. d. g.. Jan. & I

New York Herald Burcan.
Washington. ID. c., Jan. 8.
These naval orders have been made public .
Lieut.. s. II. Bryant. 10 naval operations.
Washington; Lieut.. w. Hersberg, to eagle
boat at Pearl Harbor: Lieut.. A Rettig. to
officer In charge OF navy recruith- atation,
Seattle; Lieut.. II. g. Rood. 20 air ~ iadrons
Atlantic fleot; Lieut.. ]. T. switt. 70 ammu-
milton depot, Iona Island ". r.: Commander
y. u. Armstrong, to yard at Cavite, =. l..
Commander q. NJ. Austin. 20 temporary duty
naval station cavite. =. l.; Commander ".
Q. Ciffcn, TO ". s. 8. Huron; Commander r.
~. Lowe, 70 manager Cavite station Com
mander a. X. Shoup. 90 command u. $. S.
Long Lieut.. Com. L. g. Davis. 70 U. s. 81;
u 5. $. Hoveyi Lieut.. Com. ]. II. Holt, TO
70 command u. s. s. Hart Lieut. Com. T. n.
ron; Lieut. Com. J. - Sport. 20 command
U. $. $. J. y. Edwardg. Lieut.. Com. r.. W.
Strothcr, 20 command ", $. 8. Alden Lieut.
Com. II. Il. schuirrnan, 10 r. S. s. Alden
Lieut.. w. y. Buchman, 90 Oiongapo; Lieut.
Lieut.. g. r. s. Clabden. % w. =. s. ST:
Lieut.. j. g. Holmes TO command q. S. =
Gen. Alava; Lieut.. O. Johnston. 20 Cavite
". 8. s. Piscategua; Lieut. A. H Mellern. 60
y. $. s. Huron: Lieut.. A. r. Pontow. to
r. s. San francisco; Lieut.. y. r. Roach, 20
command submarine base. Caviio; Lieut.. T..
+. Stafford, TO command u. s. s. Finch
Lieut.. w. II. Snyder. 20 n. s. San Francisco.
Lieut.. ID. +. Jolcan. 10 T. s. San Fran
ciaeo
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported to the Photographic officel
Jan 3, lat 33 80, lon rs 40, passed ring
buoy, marked u s Wlnnlsimet r(D-Str
Baton Rouge.
Jan 8, lat 33 %. Ion 10 80. passed two
barrels, lashed solidly together, surmounted
by - foot pole. flying a square white flag;
all floating upright; submerged weight was
apparently attached to the barrels--Str Nora.
Information has been received through the
branch photographic Office at Norfoll that
the wreck of n barge lies sunk southeast
ward of Wolf Trap lighthouse on the bear
ings (in approximately lat 81 81 45 N, lon
76 II w Z Wolf Trap lighthouse, BAG deg,
and New Point Comfort lighthouse. 231 deg.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
BROKERS PLACE LOANS
TOTALLTNG SS,79S,5o0

The Mortgage Department OF Slawson
& Hobbs report that they have recently
placed loans TO the amount Of S6.79S.-
500. Among those properties upon which
they have obtained mortgages are the
following on the south side 1itta
street, 100 feet west OF Broadway S525.-
600 on the northeast corner Riverside
Drive and Nncueth street. Sf15G.000
northeast corner Broadway and 10Sta
street, 100000 northeast corner River
side Drive and Eighty-cighth street.
S70e, 200. southe asst corner Haven ave-
nue. and 1S1st street. $225,000; south
west corner Northern avenue and 1Slst
stree' 100000; on liz to I16 West
Sc. endeth street. $4,000; in Douglas
ton. Long Island, on twenty single
family house. $i1s,500; in Arleigh. l.. L..
on hfty siglc family houses. 275,O0O
auso In Arleigh. 200 single family
houses. 5000, 600. and in Norwood. J.. l.,
on twenty two family houses. $500. .00o.
other Looming Transactions.
a FIRST mortgage loan Of s550.OOo has
been underwrtten BY s. w. Straus 4
Co on the apartment house 20 be
erected at 141 West Seventy-frst street
on "A plot 1o0xi02. The house Will con-
tain sixty-three suites of from three to
four rooms. The street floor suites will
be equipped for the use of physicians.
The owners are the 141 West Seventy
first Street Apartment Building Conn
pany. Schwartz & Cross are the archi-
tects and Slawson * Hobbs are tho
brokers.
S. w. straus + Co. also have UNDER
written Z per cent. serial bond Issue
OF 100000 on the Wilmington Auto
Company building, st Wilmington, Del,
four story show rooms and storage
building.
Quinlan & Leland have placed for the
Claire Building Corporation, AdoiUh
Blumcnthal president. n building and
permanent loan OF S2T0 900 for tho ercc-
tion OF two Ave story apartment houses
or the west side of Valentine avenue.
200 feet north Of Fordham road, I2x
100 each.
Edwards. Dowdney & Rlchart have
secured building and permanent loan
OF $4,000 on west side OF Grand ave-
nue.. $50 feet north OF lsOth street They
have also placed a loan OF s2S000 on
the south side OF 176th street, 1856 feet
south Of Grand avenue.
Brooks q Momand have placed FIRST
mortgage loan Of sl62.000 for tho Twin
City Development Company on tho
tn enty-ore houses now being erected on
the south side Of FOrty-eisLth street. IN
cluding the entire block front between
Sevcn'eenth and Eighteenth avenues.
Brooklyn. y. v. also S32,5O0 Tor j..
Levine. covering the southeast corner oC
Newkirk avenue and Rugby road
Brooklyn.
Tor other Real Estate News see
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARABIA MARU (Jap). from Hong Kong for
Tacoma.
ARABIC tBr). from Gibraltar Sd for Boston
and New York.
cARoNIA (Br). from Naples - for New
York.
GEORGE WASHINGTON. from southamp-
ton 5th for New York.
MEGANTIC CBr), from Queenstown 9th for
Halifax.
NooRpAM CDutch). from Rotterdam 4th for
New York.
SILVER STATE. from Shanghai 4th for
Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
APARTMENTS
nv IMPENDING DEAL

The Amherst. twelve story elevator
apartment house at 204 West 10th
street. IL 20 be taken over BY tho newly
formed 20i West 1iOth Street Company.
represented by Niles g. Johnson. attor-
neys. and capitalized at 100000. The
house fronts 10e feet on the street and
has a depth ~ 70.ii feet " adjoins the
southwest corner "A Amsterdam avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CHINA, at Shanghai 4th.
MAKURA (Br, at Sydney, NSW. 3D.
MCCALL EEIIsAS fGreeh), at Piraeus 28ti
PANHANDLE STATE. at Queenstown 9th.
PINE TREE STATE. at Manila 4th.
SuWA MARu (Jap), at shanghai 4th.
WAIHORA (Br), at sydney, NSW, 30.
WAIMARINO C3r), at Auckland 3D.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
GOV. SMALL rACrs NrN cNsu.

W,uEBcAN. H., Jan. 5.--Thc State's
bill OF particulars ia The conspiracy case
against Gov. Ten Small and vernon cur
us. Grant Park banker, was filed to-day.
The state will attempt to chow that dur
Ing the term OF Fred r. Sterling as
Treasurer Of Illinois the defendants. to-
gether with Mr.. Sterling and the late
Edward G. Curtls. used s29.4iS,5o0 for
personal profit and that Gov. Small and
The othe- defendants rroflted ~ a.. ex-
tent OF $4,000 from state funds.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Jan barometer al
noon. 30.15 inches; wind NV, fresh oreeze;
weather, dull; temperature, % deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06

ror other real Estate views see
following page.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

at Sis pm. is ranked one OF the
four of the worlds pianiSts to-
day. Mr.. Bauer has made nine
appearances in concert and with
orchestra in New York CITY this
season. a record broken for Il
concert artist. lie is always
greeted with a packed house IN
New York City. Mr.. Baucr's ap-
pearances with orchestra this
season include Boston SYMPHONY
Orchestra. the New York Phil
hcroni Orchestra, the New York
Symphony Orchestra, the Phila-
delphia Symphony Orchestra,
Cleveland SYMPHONY Orchestra.
Cincinnati SYMPHONY Orchestra
Mr.. Bauer has appeared annual
" with most OF these OrchcstraS
Tor a number of years. and ha,
always been favoritc. This wear
he is meeting with the greatest
success of his career. The Lex
;ngton College Of Music is pro-
noting the concert. There are
good seats. both in the balcony
an first floor. Prices SlIO. SI.65.
$40. war tax included.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
OLD DELPHAS

Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Pcrkiu,
are tho proud parents OF a in
5oy-thc 18th child.
MIR. Walden CLANCY and sister
Miss Bertha, were guests ui
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moran. near Newly.
Miss I.ottic Johns. the brei,t
and intelligent daughter Of MI
and Mrs. l.. +. Johns. OF Nicho-
lasvillc. is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Tomrnic Kelly was the
week end guest oil friends N
lexington. MIR. Kelly is Il good
admonishcr. lie tells tho boys
they ought not To spend money
cXtravagantly. and r. - chick
ems like nc docs. lie says that
boys have a right To raise chick
ems. Mr.. Kelly said nc thought
his hens are a splendid lot and
eggs were plentiful until Christ
mas eve. The hens quit for the
holidays and haven't laid since.
Unless YOU were born with =
silver spoon in your mouth. Your
BRAN is the only weapon with
which YOU can hope To nght the
battle OF life. and the higher the
state OF efficiency to which Won
bring il. the surcr your success.
Judged from physical stan.!-
point in comparison with the
rest OF the animal creation. man
is the most dcfcnsclcsS animal
on the face OF the earth. and
would have been cXtcrininatcd
years ago. Vet by the develop
ment OF his brain alone. he has
been able To Subjugatc the whole
animal world until today nc is NO
longer forced to contend with
brute creation for his place. lie
no longer has to hunt for his
daily food or set traps for his
clothing. or gather materials for
a dwelling in the same fields aS
the wolf and the wildcat. Ills
great competitor now is man
himself. \ genius may he de
fined as "A man who has found
himself. Mediocrity never gets
past others. II is tho fate Of
small souls to remain forever in
the land of initiation. The hut
man being when he enters this
life. finds the whole world organ
lied against his individuality
Parents repress him. schoolTatcs
sheer AT him or haze him To sub
due his personality; teachers
trim him; society insists OH a
standard mold for him: business
uniformity; churches
make him conform; clubs. unions
or lodges cramp him, and at last J
the undertaken boxes and CON
fines him permanently. All the
while lie struggles according to-
the amount of life-force in him
to get free, to express himself.
And the very world, united byI
all its powers to crush and cabin
i'm, never makes hero of him
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
TONIGHT NORMA TALMADCE in LOVES REDEMPTION

The many friends of Mrs. T..
T.. Mccain will be sorry To
know that she was painfully hurt
by 4 fall at her home few days
ago, and sincerely hope TO sec
her out soon.
Miss Carlisle Chcnault, Mays
vile, was tho very attractN'
guest of her aunt, Mrs. 4. X.
, McCown, for a week end visit.
Messrs. T. NJ. Wells, X. T.
Mullins and DIR. X. L. Clark
were in Irvine Monday
Friends will regret to know
that Mrs. Ebert French is scri-
ouSly i'll at her home on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dcrrin-
ger are welcoming a fine sol
who has been christcncd J. {
Derringer, Jr.
Mrs. G. w. Evans left Mon.
day afternoon for 4 visit TO lie:
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Benton, il
Winchester.
Miss May Bell Buoycr w:
called to Louisville by the scri-
Gus illness OF the baby OF Mr.
and Mrs. L. b. Harrington.
Mr.. Waller Bennett has re
turned from 4 visit t. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Erskiue Garland in Hunt
ington. West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Chcnaull
were called home from Fort Ny
crS. Florida. on account OF TIC
dcarh OF their brother. l.. i.
Hume, who died in atlanta Sun
day.
Mr.. Kenneth Parkcs has taken
rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. I. J.
&ilco% an Third street.
Mrs Carl Schillms is III with
grip at her home on Main street.
her friends will regret to know
Mr.. Walter Herd. OF Darviiic.
spent Sunday in Richmond TIC
CUES. OF Miss l;licnc Reid.
Mr.. Jack hliXon lett Sunday
Tor 4 few weeks stay with rcia-
tivcS in Durham. y. {.
Friends will be delighted To-
know that Miss Allcnc Cotton.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. :.
cotton. who has been critically
II - tie result OF AZ cprra;:oa
-; appendicitis. IS making rapid
recovery and will soon be able Ia
ica.c the hospital
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Entertained at Bridge

Mrs. i. II. Gordon Was hu~tC>'
to beautiful bridge party Sat
urlay afternoon. The table dec
oratiuns and souvucirS were 10
keeping with SAINT Valentine
day. Prize Tor top score Wa>
won by Mrs. Robert Burnam. lr
Consolation Mrs. +. !. 1ur;cX
\nong tho guests were Mes
dame, Harry Hanger. Is. l., Mid
dcltou. .Nllcn Earring y. TE'I.uN-
ON. !. T. Smith. joel Part. X.
{. Oldham. T. !. Turlcy. IT, -.
Cosby. Harry Edwards. :. j.
McGaughcy. Harold Oldham. Il
{. Bogg>. Garnctt Million. Doug
las Parrish. Misses Duncan l'u>t-
cr. Elizabeth Farley, Nctlic H.
Evans. and Miss Cecil. OF Dan
vile. Mrs. {. T.. Smuol. Mrs.
II. NJ Blauton and Mrs. II. J.
Perry joined the party Tor lunch.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
A SIMPLE AND INEXPEN.
SIVE REMEDY THAT
SHOULD BE IN EVERY
HOME

You will appreciate why yom
grandparents enjoyed good
health and why hundreds OF thous
ands are recommending Bulgar-
an Blood Tca-Naturc's Pure
Herb Blood Purifier AND SJ1ein
Regulator. 1t will aSaiS 'riaedfc
ltDcorrcct and relieve constiga-
ton. liver. kidney ard blood trou-
,lc>. bulgarian Blood Tea tax
I'll Stcaming hot at bedtime helps
to break up 4 cold quickly and
guard against Flu Grippe OF
Pneumonia. Ask your druggist
today. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Poor title Girl.

Danville. Ay., Icu.. li.-Iho
sixteen ycar-Old daughter Of Sam
Aid! = lrbin, OF Freyc'- Greek. ac-
tJAiy5,s+ied by her brother went
To iioustonvilIc ~ have "a pa,n
IN her throat >cwed up. IL Is al
legged that Hiss Iurpiu bad two
,Hccthcart,. Jealous Of ono auoIh-
CT. who had been 10 call upon ;hc
Young lady Oh the same night.
Shortly alter g departure OF the
young men she heard gun fred
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

improving ever since. / have taken
seven bottles now and am so happy that
lam all over these bad feelings. Mrs.
+. LANsEE, 1853 II. 3rd 81, ShebOygan,
Wisconsin.
For the woman entering middle age
lydia +. Pinkham Vegetable Com
pound can be Of much benefit. During
this time of life certain changes take
place which sometimes develop into
serious trouble.
Mciancholia. nervousness. reliability.
headache and dizziness are some Of the
symptoms. Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegs-
table Compound is a natural rest0ra-
tive. especially adapted To assist nature
in carrying YOU safely past this time.
Why not give It a fair trial?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Teacher Dies of Injuries

Lexington, Ky. Feb. l4-Mi,,
Nell Il. Woodruff. for more than
40 wears a teacher iu the Losing
ton public schools. died at the
Good Samaritan Hos ptai Mon
day. a. the result of injuries re-
ceivcd when an automobile in
which she was Z ling collidcd
q street car. I'um other teach
crs were in the car at the time
Miss Woodruff was hurt and
while all were injured Il j., be-
licvcd that trey will all recover.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

until he has defeated it in some
measure and demonstrates hi
real sell l. not this the case OF
all real religion. the huding OF
one, own personality and the
bcin" true To- IL; Wa, it not
something like this that the
heavenly voice meant when II
said. And To- him thar ovcrcom.
eth will give the crown OF
lie :"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Harold Bauer At
Lexington Friday Evening

ll1rold Bauer. tho Master Plan
1T. who will give fourth concert
in the Artist Series this season IN
Woodland Auditorium. IcNing-
ton. Friday night. February IL.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Entertained at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ. IlaGcu cu.
tcriaiucd with a beautiful It uncl
part, SUNDAY IN compliment e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. .\ndrcw Nc
Cord. \ most dcliciou, menu
was served the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. McCord. Mrs. X
T.. Duncan. "f Kansas City. Nil
sour. Misses Eva, I."muata aud
Nancy IIad~u and Mr.. Carl Iia.
den.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
DIAMOND DYES

Every Diamond Dyes" pack
age tells how to dive or tint worn
faded garments cor drapcry 4 new
rich color that will not streak,
spot. fade or run. Perfect home
dycing is guaranteed with Dia-
mund DYES even If YOU have new
or dyed before. lust tell your
druggist whether the material
YOU wish To dyg Is wool or silk. o:
lyhcihcrii is liacn. coffin nr Dixr
cd goods. 70 6ity enGls yicars
millions OF vohlcu have been us
ing Diamond Dyc>' to add years
81 wcar to dlcir old. shabby
A735ifs. sk.rls. dresses. coat>.
sweaters. stockings. drapcricS.
haugin%>. everything! II
Miss Parrish. Air. and Mrs. Mid
dcltou. Mr.. ". y. Oldham and
Mr.. N y. NohcrIcy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Beautiful Dinner Party

On Sunday evening Miss Mar
%arct Il. Parrish entertained at
six o'clock dinner for Miss Sadie
Cecil, the charming guest OF Dr
Il. l.. Middleton and Mrs. Mid
dclton. y beautifully appointed
SIX course dinner was served.
Covers were lail for Miss Cecil.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14
Six O'Clock Dinner

Miss Elizabeth bergman wa.
host to a delightful sin o'clnc'
dinner on Saturday IGNORING Mr.
and Ms. James Gentry. The Ia.
bic had ~ cculcr-Piccc has
kct of pink and white ,Wc"ipca
The color scheme az punk an,
white was carried ont in ia,
cake. ices and mmtS. Cover,
were laid iur Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Gentry Mi--c~ Dovic Par
IRISH. Mary Katherine NcCorG
Louise iurpiu. ltlrcrca Gentry
Mc>~rs. Imnc> holland. Itciar
Met ord. Marion Adam>. l;lcana
D1,i, AMI Joel Ccutry.