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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Business Items

Governor benjamin strong - the rcd-
oral Reserve Hank ~ Sew York wifi be-
fhe principal speaker at a luncheon meet.
inE tO be- brld hy fhc United waist
League ~ America af fln Hotel NcAIpin
nn July G. af which prospects for the com
INK fan season in wofuen.s waists. fkl-fs
ard underwear viii ho reviewed
The Textile Color Card Association will
hold a round table discussion 30 l..10 TO-
daf ~ the National Arts club Trofnl.
ncnt members ~ fho textile. apparel and
shoe trades Will attend and exchange their
We've on color Developments ln their re-
rpcctyc industries
Tho survey ~ mems neckwes- STYLES
conducted by fhe Associated Mems Neck
wear Industries shows that great ma
'nfiN nf mon favor tho cuf silk rather
ihan the knitted six tIe. % was announced
>fsi'fcay. Actual counts of fh4 Kind Of
i's men ar" wearing were made 40 ton
prominent corners in The city
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

Mr.. Hays replied. "Prcpostcrous. As
10 the condition Of tho books. whether
or not they had been properly Kept
and also a. 20 whether the strong box
i'm which customers scuritics were
held was intact. Mr. Hays said he could
say nothing until the accountants had
finished their work, probably month
hence. ,..,
In regard 10 the statement Of vii
liam S. Slkworih. president Of the
Consolidated Exchange. that the fail-
ure had been caused by Fuller Co.'S
epcculatiou in Mexican Petroleum, ot
which stock they found themselves
short when II scrambled up ~ = points,
Mr.. Uavs said be- knew nothing about
n Fuller & Co. had bought up Mex.
Pete" a. $50 % $3.50 a share until tney
went broke. 10 was said. Mr.. Hays
declared that. so FAR as he wa. aware
there had been no connection between
the Fuller house and the DER com
pany. r.,,.
failure had been made entirely
friendly suit" kinzingcr. one OF the
creditors signing 'he petition. was gen
eral manager OF the company. belng
thus n friendly suit. II IS not doihculi
70 retain possession OF the DOCKS nnu
records until "a stipulation protecting
,bc 6rm from prosecution in case viola
ZION Of tho law was found had been
eiOncd. II also was said that the "Fu III
Ter caee will not be tried in the news
paper. like the Dicr case.
Liabilities Now S5.00O,OOO.
Tho best information obtainable put
tho liabilities AZ S5.000,OO0. with assets
III ncrhaps s2OO0.O 900. The number OF
cusiomcrs was 10000 % the New York
and the branch Offices II was said
that the Cleveland loss would equal
that AZ Chicago, Sl.250,0OO.
Popcrs were sent yesterday 10 at
.ornevs out Of town FOR the purpose
OF instituting ancillary proceedings IN
each Federal court district where the
fru had branch Offices These houses
,ycrc In Chicago. Cleveland. Philadel-
rhia. boston. Pittsburgh, Uniontown'
pa. and Newark.
Fuller has been in New York since
roO4 and was concerned. under the
name or Henry Dexter, with fake
home FOR journalists IN 1909 and with
d pubficatlon called Satire the death
OF which caused grand jury inycstiga
ton. lie has never been convicted oi
crime. 500 far az could be- learned. he
rs to- come 20 trial .n tho Federal court
uoon an irdicfmcn- arising from the
Crown Ol Company investigation.
George q. simpson. of 63 Park Row.
attorney for Nellie Black. whom Fuller
bad arrested. claimed credit yesterday
for unearfhinr ino Federal indictment,
which has beer slccoing ior 'wo years
among q batch of true bills which
Samson scir. o. the United states At.
torncy's Office. says be inherited
from his predecessor.
William T. NcGce. the partner Of
Fuller. was souch, for when on oil
swindlc came 10 lirht IN 1912 lie has
never been convicted here. according 10
fhc records. u was recalled yesterday
that whom NcGco married Louise
Groody. musical comedy star. after
Mrs McGec had sued Miss Groody for
alienation. six automobiles were re-
quircd 10 carr the wedding party
from Now York and that an expensive
inn put ON % special night shift and
remained opon 90 serve a dinner.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Plumber Acquires Lexington
Ave. Dwelling for Business

SlaWson & Hobbs sold for William
". Van Nalzah. Of Los Angeles. the
four story dwelling AZ 1907 Lexington
Avenue. between seventy second and
Sevcniy-third streets. held M So 600
The new owner Is Philip Dunn. plum
bcr client Of Mclaughlin & Stern.
who plans 90 alter the property for
his business. The parcel adjoins the
Sloane estate dwellings az the south
east corner OF Lexington Avenue and
Scycnty-third Street. recently acquired
hy Walter c. Wyckof and associates
as the site OF an elcvcn-story apart
mcut
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Citizens Savings Bank TO Have
500. 900 New Bowery Home

William l.. Crow Construction Com
pany was awarded the contract for
constructing new banking building
Tor the Citizens Savings Bank. accord.
ing 20 Browns Letters. Inc, Construc-
tion Reports. The building will he
erected at 54-56-5s Bowery. on the
corner OF Canal Street, ard will be OF
granite and limestone construction.
five stories high, costing approximately
100000 Plans and specifications are
by Clarence ". Brazcr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
American shipbuiIding Go.
Votes Regular Dividend

the American Shipbuilding Company
to-day declared the regular . per cent
dividend in cash on the common stock
payable August % stock OF record
July T.. and also declared four regu.
lar dividends o. per cent each in
cash on the common stock for the fis-
cal year beginning July !. 1922. pay
able between November /. 1929, and
July u. 1923.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Tanners Back Boot Revival

Leather tanners are getting behind
the movement 20 foster revival Of the
fashion OF wearing high shoes in the
fal and winter season. The KID tan
ners. particularly. want 90 see more
high footwear worn 20 give them an
outlet for tho large kid skins. which
AZ present are IN slight demand. One
of the largest tanners OF Kid leather
Is understood 20 be conducting a cam
paign among tho Parisian dressmakers
70 foster the high shoe as style
proposition.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
London Wool Sales Close

LONDON. June 2s - The final auc-
tion o. the present series took place to-
day with an Offering Of 1880 bales OF
wool. Prices were fairly steady Rates,
compared with tho close Of the May So
rics. were: Best mcr.nos. az par; faulty
merinos, down 3 per cent; fine cross
brcds, down 10 10 - per cent; medium
and low crOssbrcds, down 10 per cent
Wy the same comparison, prices OF
Capes were az par TO s per cent lower
America bought few superior come
backs and medium crossbreds 20 day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Mrs. G.. 4. Mckclvey Buys
House Being Built i'm Pelham

Fish & Marvin sold FOR The u. s. H..
Realty Company, Inc. from plans By
Philip Resnyk. a stucco residence now
under course OF construction on Corona
Avenue. Pelham Heights. 10 Mrs. G.. A.
Mckelyey The same brokers sold FOR
Ms. Marion X. Boyd her residence on
Fowler Avenue. az Pelham Manor, con-
sist.ng Of dwelling, garage and one
half acre. 20 Mrs. A. Y. Farquhar, OF
this city, held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
New Corporation i'm Deal
For 22d Street Buildings

Formation OF the 227 20 23l East
Twenty Stree. Corporation. with
a. Benoit, j. Frimarck and L. Mark
ham as directors. has been made for the
purpose OF buying the three. four and
i've story buildings az 227 10 23i East
Twenty Street. 75x9s9 feet.
Shame & Weinrib represent the new
company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Sees Cheaper Mems Clothes

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-Lower
production costs may bring a reduction
in tho prices of mems clothing. but a
return 20 the prices Of 1914 is out 81
tho question. George r. Manning. Of
Newark. -. J.. president o. the lnterna-
tional Association ~ Clothing Design
ers. told the opening session Of the
annual convention to-day.
Mr. Manning attacked the proposed
tariff on wool and wooiens. declaring
that, although the publis was looking
Tor lower prices and better values. this
would not be practicable with the tariff
proposals now before Congress.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Results of Auction Sales
~ Bryan l. Kennedy

~ Bryan l. Kennedy
SOUTH ST. ga and 2tt. through % Water
81, s-siy bids. 'i.iNis0. % The Brattanla
Tor Si1. 500
ny Joseph y Day
PERRY AN, cor Holt pl. e5xi00 vac
Anna n Ahrena agt Mary ! Wicheins
q al. partition. 10 Mary = Kannsrd for
81 900. also
FERRY Az. p. 500 Reservolr nj
lo0nioo. vac fame agt. Partition. 10
Mary J kannard Tor $500
by Henry Brady
INSIDE PLOT. .s.7xioo. 100 r 3o3d 81,
aI-s Valentine av, City Of New York
agt Frederick stelnke Mumford et al.
amt due. tfs5 -, taxes etc. t2bS6B. 10
John HockatadeF foI sA767.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Fine New Jersey rslale Sold

Eugene Y. Welsh and William Cruik-
shauks Sons sold 20 Percy ". Crane.
Of Madison, y. j., the property on
Madison Avenue. Morristown. for many
years occupied by the late Woodbury. G..
Langdon. The property consists of n
residence and stable with three and a
half acres. and adjons the former The
baud residence. which was recently
purchased by William y. Boulton. The
property was held M $40 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Commercial Credit

Demand FOR fresh commercial money
continues light Improved collections
have aided business houses IN financing
themselves without recourse 20 bank
leans or the issuance Of commercial
paper
The best prime commercial paper
yesterday discounted AZ 4 per cent,
with less desirable paper at a. per
cent
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
nnrchaso BY Federal Reserve hanks.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Physician Sells al Lnrchmnnf

Burke Stone. Inc. sold for DR. II. A.
Conjor two lots in the Woods OF
Larchmont 10 Mrs. Naladon, and for
John II. Shade plot in Larchmont
Park 70 a local builder. Mr. Stone
rented for Mrs. Farrar her residence
IN the Woods of Larchmont 20 Or.
Cairone for the season.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Ncw BROOKLYN Parochial sch,.
To Cos; S2J0lg'

Tho contract f1r rorrrgr;lrgt,s
school ar4 convent t9r So. yir-
Tours Roman Catholic cssr,
Brooklyn. has be n awarded @ 20 2
.. O'Brle1 Com. .-T irc. acs,f.,ii
Browns Letters. De. C1ns,rssts =
ports The buildings w..i b Gt-i
d, Wcir.e.d Street ard krisftf,yfs
Avenue and vii Be- three stores q
Tho a0nrrl maize ccsf ~ he ven p
Owed .s placed a, $4,000. Prir.
specifications aro By John BiTT.H
REAI rsrNrR-.ALE Oh EEN
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Harry VI. Zuckcri Sells Home
In Pelham. Held at $4,000

George Howe sold FOR Harry NJ.
Zuckert, attorney. his residence in
Nyaek Avenue, Pelham, TO Miss Louisa
Friedrich. of this city. The house Is
Of hollow tile and stueeo, with eleven
rooms and three baths. with three
car garage, on about one-third OF an
acre. IL was held at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Sells Suite From Plans

CuIYcr & Co. sold Tor The Joint
Ownership Construction Co., Inc
Frederic Culver president. large
apartment in its new 100 per cent
Joint Ownership Building. which thew
are about 10 erect at 9l3 Lexington
Avenue. to Miss Frances r. Stoekwell
OF East Hampton, l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Astor Estate Sells Dwellings
I'm West 10th Stree,

The Astor estate holdings AZ 307 and
500 West Forty-siNth Street have been
sold by The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. as trustee. 20 Jacob Mat,ern.
They comprise two thrcc-story dwell
ing7. i0xl005. between Eighth and
Ninth avcnuea.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Chienco L!ahililIes s1.25O.OOO

tDfs'0f p.. .DGfri 90 The Trbbne
CHICAGO. juno 2o.-pctiiion that n
assets - fhc bankrupt brokerage house
of Z. ". Fuller & Co.. 800 South Ia
Sale Street. WIS made to-day 20 Fed
cr.l Inige Carpenier lv PHILIP DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Buy Floral Park Lots

James S. Graham sold At Floral Park
Iancr, Floral Park, l.. l.. 10 Mrs. o.
Stulz. two lots on Keene Avenue; 20
Mrs. l. Sargis two corner lots on Brv-
ant and Brokaw avenues. and TO NY.
Nellie Williams two lots on Bryant and
Keene avenues
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
T. MONT EycHc5E

r0r SALE MONT EycHS11
Drfwrrr D. fars.fr Drrf l-f B''tf
uar faf.rr VIDE elevator 80
re-f 5000. Owner rir 90 'ls,'I
place sf.1l .tsa .-r rfg-f't
frr.grrf f.sf--r frgra -sfr n-ctiFr
rart g. fff only ono rrr'rlgf ytif
rfI exchange t.r li buildings
g.. .fe-t -.rfrr tnffrfli trge ~
f...t.f -rrf ff. t.. nfef. fiNt
rrt revenue fi.f 900. iff0li ,ifi ~
an e.lf. n -1-airy place WI % -
sl-eral.
WILLIAM n rTcKHAn.
rr.f rfrr frfeffr'fH
Enb.slst 1897 .....
80 West '.l e. 4.- ii-f N''-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Sells Bungalow in FLUSHING

]. Albert Johntra sold Tor Mrs. Susan
I. Laferty the bungalow AZ II Seven
teenth Street. Broadway-Flushing. 10
George H. Freund.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
800 Lent on 7Oth 81. House

Leroy Coventry has secured a loan Of
Si7,500 from the Equitable Life Assur-
anee Society on the premises 40 West
Seventeen Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Tuckahoe Business House Sold

Hamilton isc.in & Co. sold for r. r.
Riley a business building AZ Main
Street and Columbus Avenue, Tuckahoe.
held AZ 10000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Dyckman Section Plot Sold

The Eleto Realty Corporation sold 70
Edward j. Fenelon the vacant plot, look
zOox irregular, on the west side OF
Dyckmaan Street. 800 feet north Of
Nagls Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
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SNs',. ssras. 40 m,i,fa .ng,.,'s.,'''. :. '...i.i'
NJ ios,.sa ,..,,y p,;''ii y : : :, pa. "a.
90 A cir $4,000. 49,
scHRANK. l6fs Aie [. -
crNrirwANs c0rNIki. y ,.,- =. y..
ts a.rc, one bong is-,,i Is'.sirdg. =
York. rnemf ts.'. 100 c.-'
w1frr h-rf. barns 40 -. ~ n-..-..
ple,e. s ACRES Ifla'iin p g 8llpaA
ste,riioraI Opportunity .,.. s. J
owner. F.remanr N.ts A'..'- 49,
FREE uu ~ tagses iof ,a',,,f,,t ~
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Apartments TO LII
rFlrPHoNE FRrNcn fsSss.s f..s..1s >
Js-iili laf. f0r rf1i,i
Madison Ave. \. Y. {.
REAL ESTATE BHohiS
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
LONG I..aad

h,,, e., fs.rah.- p.ots rear t,'. ,.,.s
eff county ftlo .rrrs5y 4
b.idinr O. B a "a !. A.,,.,.,t ! B
,,rrf n Hrnns n Inl BIS
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Jackson Locates on 5th Ave.

Daniel II. Jackson has leased Offices
in the Straus Building. at SOS Fifth
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
BantOn Acts
I'm S5,OOO,OOO
Fuller Crash

,css,lss,d f-s- go. os'i
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
sianhar'aa

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

IIecht Co. q. straus. boys clothing
furnishings. ~ Kaddcn siik hosiery. gloves
novelties Miss Kapian. waists. MIS-
Kumpf underwear. care Baer A Llilenthal
1850 H way.
Topkis Bros Co a. Topkls. manufactur.
INK department. 100 Bway
Paialg Royal r + shields cotton riec,
goods. Fred Atkins. go jth av
Woodward A. Lofhrop. Miss Thornton
infants sweaters. suits, 570 5th av. room
1901
WORCESTER Mass barnard sumner.
Putnam W. J. MrGrafh wash goods
chidrens wear. f0f fih av
YOrNGSTOWN Ohio Central store
Co, vs.. - Togimln. ready % wear. Mc.
Alrln
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio - etrog.s-ff,-.h.
berg %. y J. Beacon. merchandise man.
aser J.. kouieman. women's and misses
shoes care Baer & LiuenfhaI. 1850 H'wsv
NGSTOWN Ohio - strou..- tfI-.t-
berg Co u. Goidaein. lower priced base
ment oresses coats and suits waists gen
srai mcse.' care Bae. 4 L.l.enth2L lI5O
B'vay
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13
Court Day Brisk AT Stanford

There were fully l,UOO cattle at
Stanford court day, says the In
terror Journal, and every hoof
sold. Prices went as high as 7 IL
cents, ]. B. Honaker paying that
for an extra good bunch of two
vear-old steers. Most of the year
lings and two-year-o1ds went at
7 to I 1-4c. Heifers sold at 6 to
61-2c. Buyers and sellers did not
get together until after noon, but
when they did many deals were
made. There. were several bunch
IS of sheep that sold around So
per head. A good 1gany mules
went at $100 to $3.50. Gus Dunn
sold to WEIGH Rochester pair,
of mules for $160. A large crowd
was in town. and business in .
lines was above the average court
day of late. The Lincoln County
Farm Bureau sold IA Shortforn
and Polled Angus bulls at an av-
erage of SIS. They were pur-
chased in Lincoln and Boyle corr
ties and the object was to raise
the standard of the stock. In
many instances the bulls sold at
less than they would have
brought on the market.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13
Mysterious Malady Fatal
to Honest Andrew Bush

Paintsville, KY, Apr. 13-With
the death of Andrew J. Bush, 20.
contractor, who succumbed to a
peculiar malady after five opera
tons had been performed on his
left eye, a move to pay off a ST.
200 mortgage on his home he
had just built for his wife and
three children has been started
When told by hospital surgeons
that he could not live, he and his
wife made a list of their debts,
some of them less thar dollar.
Honesty had been vital part Of
his religion and he made her
promise that the home should be
sold, if necessary, in order that
every penny should be paid.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13
new CORPORATIONS
By Associated Pressl

Frankfort, Ky, April 13-Arti-
cles of incorporation approved
and charters issued include the
following:
. Brock-Anderson Electrical En-
cheering Co., Lexington, capital
$4,000; incorporators, J. H.
Brock, R. E. Anderson, and H. C
Moore, all of Lexington. ~ fe
Newton Oil Company, fIawes-
vile, capital $4,000; incorpQra+
tors, B. B. Harkless, T. K. IIark-
less and T N. Harkless, all of
Pittsburg, Pa.
Perry and Leslie Feed Com
pany, Krypton, capital $4,000
incorporators, J. c. Baker, J. M
Eversole, IT., and D. w. Shepherd
all of Krypton.
The Bon Ton Motor Co.. Lex
ington, capital $4,000; incqrpora
tors, 7. M. NeH, ]. H. Yellmalf
Howard Turner, ali Of Lexington
Cyptlliana Base Ball Club, Gym
tl1iana, capital $1,000; incorpora-
tors, w. L. Taylor, R. S, Withers.
c. L. Robinson, John S. Linehan
and ,Vn. Adams, IT., ali OF Gym.
thiana.
Emmett O'1Jeal Coal Company
Louisville, capital $4,000; incor.
porators, Emmett O'Neal, Good
loe O'Neal and 7. c. 0'Neal, al.
of Louisville.
Amended articles OF incorpor-
alton follows:
Rhodes-Buford Co., Louisville,
defining powers of officers.
Revista Publishing Co., Louis
vile, increased its capital from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Mt. Sterling Hotel Co., Mt.
Sterlings increased its capital
from 100000 to $125,0OO.
Belle Of Anderson Corporation,
Lawrenceburg reduced its capital
stock from $4,000 to $1,000.
The Proctor Coal Company,
Williamsburg, decreased its capi-
tai stock from 100000 to $780,
900.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13
BUFFALO

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Kanatzar
and Mrs. Emmett Million and
daughters spent last Tuesday
might with Mrs. Jala Kanatzar.
Mrs. Sam Cosby, of near Nichol
asvi1le, spent Friday night with
her sister, Mrs Vonie Stokeley.
Mrs. w. S. Lowry and Mrs
Tunnel Lowry and Mrs. Col.
Hale were visitors of Mrs. Jesse
Hale Friday.
Mrs. Speed Ridde1l has return
ed home after spending several
days with friends on Tates Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Powell
and son spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Bette Powell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Million
and daughters spent Sunday witt
Col. Hale and Mrs. Hale.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13
Child Drinks Coal Oil;
Feared He VIII Die

Cynthiana, KY, Apr. 1.-THE
H-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Sosbe of the Mt.
Vernon neighborhood, is critical
1y i'll from the effects of drinking
coal oil. The child secured the
oil from a bucket kept about the
kitchen stove for lighting fires.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13
Dr.. Logan Honored

1.-THE Rev. DIR, j v Logan, pas
tor of the Crescent Hill Presby-
teran church, was elected moder-
,ator of the Louisville Presbytery
at a meeting of the body last
night at the Highland Presbyter-
ian churcll-Courier- Journal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13

Strayed from my place on
Prather avenue near L. & A.
tracks, a little sorrel mare pony
three years old. Left Monday
night. $40 reward for informa-
ton leading to recovery. w. c.
Grimes, Notify police head
quarters.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13

Hon. Jere A. Sullivan, who has
been spending several weeks at
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is now
the guest of DIR. John VanLear
at Little Rock and expects to
be in Richmond in a few days.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13

Mrs. J. R. Quisenberry and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilson spent
Tuesday in Lexington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-Pure bred Single
Comb Black Minorca eggs-15
for $1.00. Mrs. Hugh Million,
Phone 230T. SO 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-Cabbage plants
Richmond Green Houses. Phone
1873. "a 5
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13

THE classified column finds
lost articles-try it. If Miss Dol
ly Pickles will present this at
the opera house Friday she will
be admitted free.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-13
NOTICE

A dividend of one and one hall
per cent Q52) on the par value
of each share of Preferred Stock
of this Company for the quarter
ending Mar. 81, 1922. has been
declared payable OH or before
April Is 1922 to Preferred stock
holders of record at the close OF
business March 81. 1922. Ken
lucky Utilities COMPANY. ms, A
A. futile, Secretary. So st