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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
HOLD BACK 100000 TAXES
Income Delinquents Ask Government
= t TO Wait

Income Delinquents Ask Government
: to Wait
New York, Dec. l6.-Uncle San
got rich quick" today. Then he turn
ed around and paid cut all the money
/. was the last day for his nephews
ari n;eces to pay their final 1920 in
come-tax.ir9sital!mepts of about eigh'
hundred million dollars. But it alss
was the cay on which certificates of
Indebtedness worth s79o,o0o,oOo and
interes. CT LIBERTY and Victory bonds
amounting to S14O,o0o,Ooo fell due.
All day lcn- butchers, bakers and
candlest:ck makers thronged the Gus
tcnss House mere TO pay income taxes.
Mail carriers unloaded pouch after
>rc,ich fl1ef with checks. money cr-
ders and cash of others WHO settled
WIN the Government fer the last
time this year. Midas in all his glory
was never surrounded with al! the
wealth that accumulated yesterday
arou-,a Collector Edwards. 1t was es--
timated that nearly one hundred mil
lion dollars was paid in New York.
But about S4O,OOO,O00 due in income
faxes failed to appear. Big Corpora
tons, and unemployed laborers alike
sent their regrets. The swelling tide
cf money which swept into their pock
cts last spring was gone, they said.
RENDERING unto Uncle Sam the
things that are Uncle Sans was
made impossible this December by
eight money and business depreSf-
sitn." Collector Edwards learned from
many sources. He was asked 10 grant
excuses in innamelable, instances. put
was pcwzrless to tlo 50. The Govern
merit Wiz bide, its time, the Collector
said, but while d'oing so 5 per cen;
penalty. plus per cent. lnteres'
viii be imposed on those win'
failed 10 square their 'sbt Yesterday.
Washington. Dec, l6.-With a view
Ct permitting large tax payers who
have vainly SOUGHT an extension OF
tine for the payment Of the final m
stal'mect of income and excess pro
fits taxes on 19l9-income, due yestsr-
1,ay; to escape penalties, Representa-
tive Edmorgss, Of Pennsylvania, m
tycduccd resolution in the House
giving 80 days grace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
Club Organized
Employers of Capitol Refining Co.
Organize $3.50 Club

I The organization Ct q Capi.o! Re
fainr Company $3.50 c.vh was ps,,
re- q l&ss night.
the purpose this Organization !:
to br:3,= Al; III" employees ccge;he'
.oc:a..y anL G. 80 enra, foar:r-. f.:
the aGtu.@! benefit cf ja..h c!7p:oye,
I'D cnrlcyee.
The ,reEt was celebrated By an Or
Tine smoker. al wh:ch ''Hor4y Boy
bowie and l,:s "Stsri!-g Emerald
N r'n.:re. quare:.c peEc1med. Th'
sr s;cr "as a great su:cesS. address.
rs icing made By Ic:ln 3. Gocdor
ger%sai manager: W:l::zm A. Coates
nay2r &c South Washington, Vs.. Il
:. Ions&a.e:: superintendent: Fra:'
:1..~;cr. raster n1ecnar:c. and ". !
Wcran:Ee.
TIE c'1!b ;:.er:a. . erg1@e n a:h.s
i..,c cven,s OF all kinds and iopr:
short y to make the name Of Gap
rcco" familiar TO the followers Of az
sports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
RELIEVE CIRCUS APE
MUTILhTED YOUTH

I.cwistowu. Pa, Dee. lG.-Elnn'-
rrs and county officers are seeking
70 solve the mystery surrounding
the nlutilation Of the - year old son
Of Charles Boiling near Miser. yes
tcrday. pr Sumably by n wild ami
NAL.
The boy. who * near death, was
cl,orY;nr wood IN the forest with
his father. They were working
some Gistanr" apart. Suddenly Bol-
:nr beard the boy scream.
Pushing dcercr intos the forest
Roli,,. found his son lying on the
ground. covered with blood. He
raspcG something about a big AM
nal" and lapscd into unconscious,
ross from which he has not re-
vivcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
LEAGUE ADMITS
ENTRY Of AUSTRIA
Viyiani> Carries Assembly
With Fervid Defense of
French Stand
CHINA WINS SEAT
flamin. Oraticn Answers Call For
Speedy Entrance Of L. s.. Russia
I and EN-Enemy.

Geneva, ne> l6.-,The Assembly q;
h: ir.@.e cf Nations yes9:e-<<:aJy
;..sH;sd tG.tria member of the Lea,
rue Wss!!..22;us Opposition. The vote or
lie admission Of Austria came after
IL grexpsc5ed passage aC~arns be-
.w%=1 Giuseppe Mci:ta. Of Swirzer-
land end NJ. Vivian;. representing
y'nir"c.
VI. M,..a. r6Ee:g !ag ts, :':e rejec-
ion e Gcrmany's application fur adj
ri;s>; ~ 1he Peace Conference, said
Switzerland had a!wayS regretted it
AK, ~: here w.ra n:-y three places
i-acart IN ahe L.a,mle which ough;. 70
ac f;l.f " he United S2a5es. Russis
ard Ge"rary.
3. mc".::on cf Germany. " V;vi-
~ e";an" up ar:l askai 70 tie flor
~; rr.,~. tne concHs;cr Df VI. Motta's
>JRcr;' r w!lira the S~iss delegate
sot oa!ai 10 III. Assembly for JUS
..;;ce. II. Tivia!G mc1n-ef rhe Tribune
nj a-nrhe'i i,r..' : fevid defense Of
ne French viewpoint. Frequent ap-
,:la&4 saGr made /; ar.oearea5 that
he Ass.n::ly was w;.h him. When he
,,.""';;;:e.; from the rr rbune lDe rece:"-
r ~ greatest cv%y:3n Of the Az
.en.l;. 4
In he raIl cal! vote for a>'1nission
{ - :. which Immediately follow
4. ~ we vct"< were cast in
'.,ycs; vs. members were akSer; ami
.''::.ul, asl2;;;;z.,;.,;,g from vg::r".
Tic f,Jr clac:.vc members -of the
'."a:1;e Cnanr:1 chosen f!' the As
:c:n'&v yesterday were Spain. Brazil,
p y';Gm asi ChiHa. The final si"cesS
+ Ch::c:. which takes Grccce'< p ace,
ming at-c~ several baiH.ts. was
-.er',; w:.n enthusiastic applause.
he $nsc,~: cf China was DUE !srgeiy
. II" pr.,oral strength in Ne As
III" = ~. Wellington Zoo.
Wc0.ar naIc lc.- 4 bG. n the Lea
ro- = .'ay ard wa> cordially we'-
ME: hr ~ Assembly. 4 In d!%'us-
: I'm c' srr',prcs ..>n nf tha white slav:
afr. Nj. Hem: For;hamn&r. :.
'::a. = .!!-!cratc for Den1naiNs, took
H. FEC ard N he purISt English
A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
CONDITION GOOD

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. l6:-Thc
sendirr of \ n:rrse Yesterday to at
tend Cardinal Gihhors. whn has been
testing at the home of Robert T.
Shrter a; Union Mills. Nd. for the
'ast ten days, led 10 rcnorts that the
cardinal was seriously i'll. These
we're denied yesterday by the cardi-
T,!'$ physician and at the episcopal!
residence.
The doctor said >tfa' the cardinal
was suffering from tati@vc caused
by ovcrtaxcd strength lie IS organ
ically sound. the physician said
The cardinal recently suffered
slight attacks Of weakness. which.
while momentar%. caused anxiety.
owing to his advanced age, S6 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
TAXI CONCERN BANKRUPT

'cThe Orrison Taxi Service" 1902
Seventh Street, Northwest. went into
The hands Of receiver yesterday.
At the request of John H. Milhollen
IT.. and Jesse Z. Zea. ccpartners,
trading urder that name, Justice
Stafford in Equity Court adiudeed
The concern bankrupt ard appointed
RALPH D. .Quinter as referee in bank
uptcy. The assets of the firm arc
listed at S2/%69.90 and It's liabilities
ct &5,l64.17.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
Legion Officers
J. T. Worthirstcn Commander for
Icar-Plan Membership
Drive

Alexandria Pos; No. -. American
T.c.:or. nj It's annual meeting held
last n;~ht in the rooms If In" cham
h:r q commerce elected these Off
GERS to serve for the onSu!n" gear:
J. T. Worthing:on. commanders; {.
VI. Sheracr$on, vice commander:
C.. r.. Morrison. secretary: n.
4. Lindsey, treasurer; j. u" W..
johnson sergeant at a"nis; E. T.
IIofman, historian. The cX"cut!Ee
cnmn;:.tcc is compose! of F. +.
Hoffman o. A. RcarGnn. G. J. Cox,
IT,. Jain r. Worthington. c. NJ.
Sheroc,Son. c. X. Morrison and D..
4. Lindsey.
Tie rost arranged for y member
shin Griv" tn he inangufatrd next
month and TRANSACTED other business.
The new officers viii bc instal.cf! n
thn January meeting. Following
the cl~.tion Il buffet slro"r was
served hy III" women of the auEil-
:ary to the legion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16

Plymouth, Mess. Dec. l6.-Thc
county Jail received y rrw librarian
when Charles Ponzi g?t-ri"h-Guick
schemer, became IN inmate. After he
had finished his moInia" chores yes
.erday he put h;s mon and broom
twav and bcean the work of cata-
Ioguing the books Of the jail library.
A. a young man. lust arrived in
his courtry, he had performed du-
lies of this nature 70, university
n the South several years AGO. Sher-
iff Earle F. Blake said the prisoner
had merged we'll with Ms new SUR
roundings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
Christmas Appeal
Salvation Army Asks All TO Help
Cause for Ponr

All persons having envelopes and
tarpcaI< for the Christmas effort,
kindly send them in or plac" them in
the sr!tle on the street. To com
p!ct" ard provide FOR thu poor lsaopl'
q this city 80 That the; may have a
very merry Christmas.
The Srlvai;on Army needs two
hundred dollars more. They arc ask
rr that those who have net yet con
.r:l>.t"i viii k;rdly dn -. They
thark those who have - generously
Eo'ncS them. and tr,r-t thu those
who iavn rot. vii! maxi th";r iona-
tons ~ l;H"ral - possible.
There will y" 30 wei! filed !''Sl'";s
..;v@n away ncrcm'rc" p. ar@ lie.
t"n,bar 21th VII be -" Ghr:s'r:,as
"nt-o,.,airmcnt FIR Inc children whe"
zach child VII receive a to.::.> box o!
rardr. apple ard oranr". y Christ
mas t~ca will be provided and shoes
stockings and warm underwear fo'
children who reed thorn il sufficient
tInds are provided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
EUCHRE TONIGHT
Proceeds For Xmas Fund Of ST
Mary'S Sunday School

\ cu2hre ard 5C0 parts vj!! hr given
tnr:ah. ak S O'Clock III The Lyceum
Iial! fcr the benef'i; If st. Mary:
Caf:<oi:c Cnurch Sunday School fund.
A runaher CT valuable prizes will ht
awarded the successful contestants
The committee in charge "''n use "A"
funds deprived frcm the the euchr2.
'ar pr1c3w:ns presents for the Sunday
Schcc! scholars AT the annual Chri.;,-
mas cn.er' a:r"@rc which VII. y" h"S
SunGay Afternoon. December g, j
the Lyrcum Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
Carlton Tells Senators He
VIII Hitch Barbados
Line to Cuba
DENOUNCE BRITISH
Testimony Shows America Entirely
Dependent on Foreign Nations
Charges British Monopoly

Washington. Dec. l6-ln open da
i::ancc CT the .tneEiran< Government, )
vkasc the Wcstesn UirisA Telegraph
/ Company proposes - connees- the
British-Brazil cable with This coun-
:ry by landing one end OF it in Cuba
The Son..tc Interstate Commerce Com
m;ttee was told yesterday iby PrGsi-
Gent Carton. The connection from the
mainland to CtbP already exi$;s.
Other testimony prezar.e:! today
w2:s:
That the Ai!-American Company
enjoys cable monop2!ies i ssvera'
Cen,,al and sou<h Amcrif8n eoun-
srics.
That the International Cdmmfnica-
;ions conference here has feached q
tentative agreemcn: that no censor
ship sha! &c imposed upon q able mss
sages merely passing tnroagh relay
points.
.Ihat there IS no cable capmun:ca-
:::ons between the United States ANA
Germany EXCEPT over. British controll-
ed lines.
That some foreign governments are
susb::G:zin- news a%encics disseminat
ir,g reports in Other countries,
That the Western Union plans
further ndependant connections
through Aa:eziGan GABLE i:sc:ss}ttts ltais
Hcl,anl and Scandinavia.
Alr. Carton tod the c1mnhttee tn1t
despite the plain order Of President
Wilson and the State Derartment'h.s
company's BarbadoeS\ ca0!e, which
the Government prevented being land
c>i a: Miami, Fla, would be landed in
stead in Cuba, and connected ar lla-
vana with Wc=.e!n Union caJles run
nir- fram Miami THIS will establish
communication between The United
States and BarbadoeS. where the new
cable ie joined with the line Of the
B,:ti$h WesteiG, Company. leading 20
BraZil and c.iier South American
points.
'.Thc State Department can tear up
the cah,eS between Havana and Miami
fit wants to-" said Mr.. Carbon. but
we propose to go ahead and will bc
ready 70 send messages within a
si,crt tine"
Tie aG.lcsl that, the three cab es now
.eirr' operated between Miami ard
Havara are the chief means Of CON-
munica;:on between the United States
anh> Cuta and that-the resu!s wouA
be serious if the State Department
should tear up the lines. Two OF ;hes"
cables were landed under permission
granted by special acts Of Congress
so that. the State Departments only
mearS Of interrupt:ng commun!cation
r,,aI l'9np ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
SEMINOLE TRIBE NO. 81
TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

The members of Seminole Tribe
No. -. will hold a big class adoption
..ori@ht in Eagles Hall. in the Alex
,nd"iq National Bank Building.
Thirty pale faces will be adopted
md ire degrees will be conferred by
ha degree team Of the tribe.
\ large delegation Of Red Men
rom Washington will attend. and
several Of the Great Chiefs of 'vir-
~:nia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16

ONE ROBBER CAUGHT
Screams of Women Bring Only Shouts
For Quiet From Adjoining Guests
Thought il Joke at First.

New York, Dec. 16.--Three rob
bcrs. two Of whom carried rerolrers
end the third blackjack, held up
Owen c. Linthwaite, of Red Bank, y.
.I.,apresident> of the New Jersey Mo-
Ikor Sales Corporation, and II. l..
SsfWorley. Of Newark, \. j.. and their
wives, in Linthwaite's room. on the
sccont, floor of tee Hotel Astor, at
Fortv-fourth street and Broadway
last night. The men took jeweir;?'
and MONEY. One of the robbers was
J CAUGHT and the ,jewelry recovered.
The others escaped. Sd.
Is -. The three men. their. faces masked
4 with handkerchiefs, burst into the
room as the party OF four sat con-
vcrs;n@. The women Rad returned
I. few minutes previously and had
been Joined BY their husbands IN the
hotel LOBBY. fronting rpon Broad
way They had been in the room
bit few minutes when the robbers
entered.
Swinging revolver back and farth
!, before thenL~tha first robber ordered
z Kstho men and women to put up their
hands. Thinking Il q joke. they
laughed and the order was repeated
undcr threat Of death. While one
man stood puard the others ordcr2d
Mr.. Iirtawaite into bath room and
Mr.. Worlev against, the wall.
The roh5er guarding Linthwaite,
pistol in onc 1iana went through his
Victims pockets with the ether and
took SOP. The ysecured SGT from
\ Mrs. Worlev and rotocd Mrs. Lirth-
waite Of her jewclry, a pendant bar
min, two diamond rings and a brace
M.
Iinthwaite turned on the rohoer
who was searching him and knocked
the Gun from his hand. The women
screamed and the. guard at the door
rushed at them The cries of the
womeH were heard in other rooms,
but brought only shouts for quiet.
O3n OF the women. failing to get 4
replv to her efforts to telephone.
smashed q window and the glass,
failing into Fortv-fourth street,
nearly struck policeman.
The officer heard the cries of the
women and rnshing into the .hctel.
ran pnstairs, where hc discovered
the two men and wcmcn Struggling
with one robher :; The others had
rushed from the rccm.
The man arrested gaye his name
as Lawrence Handihoe. % years old.
of Richmond. Va He was charged
with robbery ard fe!onjous assault.
4 revolver loaded With steel-iacI7
ctpd bullets was found in . corner of
| The hotel room,
HanGihoe declared he knew his
Two companions only as "Shortv
! and al" ard That he net them aoou;
10 davs ago in d saloon 1t Forty
! third street and Eighth Avenue.
They decided to stage holdnn yes
tora.y afternoon, he added, and
chose the Hotel .Astor. They scoa-
rated outside the ,hctel and entered
lv different doors, meeting on III"
second floor. In, looking around,
Handiboe IS reported to have said
they noticed key inrthe door Of
I,inthwaite's room, and decided to
take IL chance there.
The news of tla hold-up created
great CONSERVATION among the hotei
guests. who SOON filled the lobby
Many Of them carried their valuae!es
with hem md turned them over to
the clerk for safe Keeping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
FRE%CH TROOPS An'BUSHED

Pa-;S. Dec. 15.-A hccN :: F~"n"a
'roonx was amhush"d near ni.h!'
Sr,ia on h" ni~ht II Dr"e1nh"r =.
tr:irr 20 mer killed AMI having 20
ethnr< wounded! Premier LeT21Ies
Yesterday :nfornn-d the cabinet conn
ell n 'h:s' effact little meeting IF the
co~n.il. presided over by PRESIDENT
MiTlcrand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
SECURES CONTRACT

Contractor Jr'ian D. Kright has
been awarded The contract for the con
s. yt-;se.i7n of a modern brick tower 70
he erected by the R;chmcnd. Fred
e.ictH 2urw ard Potomac Railroad
a>or: n: e sou:h of AleSandrss at
a c@St Of $4,000. Work Of constIuc-
tion wall be started next Monday! !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
pGTOlfAC FISH COMPANY

WIN have z, saie tomorrow md
balance of week; JeeseT- ;roHt. "a't"
AXE trour, Potorna" bass. rock, WIN
-cr shad. maekc.el. founders soak
1alibut, steak salm6a, ike lcbsters,
shrimp. York River oyster, and Po-
somac River Oysters. Phone 1913. e..
4. ZIMMERMAN, Proprietor.
3h9-lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
FISH DAY TOMORROW

Potoma" bass. Spanish mackerel,
lar@" yellow ncrch steak ha!ihut
sand perch. winter Shad. larg" and
medium Jersey trout. catfish. shrimp.
Lynnhavpn Bay and Coan River ov,s-
tcrs. Sanitary Fish Market. CITY
Markct Phone 135.~I. II. ROBINSON
Proprietor, =. 2s9-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
You are cordially invited to attcrd the
HENRY NNGN FIELD BIBLE
Ct tcC

GLASS
VI. r. CFtRCH SOTTH.
Meets in Yo.nu Peorics' Building,
SUNDAY. 9:i5 a. M.
2a?33 -o9o-oc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
Tcu are cordially invited tn attrnd the
HENRY kEOX FIELD BIBLE
CLASS

NJ. r. CHURCH SOUTH.
Meets in Young Peoples. building,
SUNDAY, 9:45 a. m.
293- -299-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16
6 to I p. nj.

Plck'e Ro Is
Turkey Cranberries
Candicd Sweet Po.atocs. Hom!np
Coffee
Ice cream Is cents, Cake 10 cents
2s6-4c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16

ANNUAL TURKEY SUPPER
BY Rectors Aid of st. Paul's Church
Parish Hall, Thursday December ls,
to / p. nj.
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,Ccr+inued on Page g o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-16

Fo. this section-Paray clcudyi
tcpisht-Friday probably snow in
mountains, little change in tenn.
peratuee. @ q
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
UNION CITY

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Keenc and son,
Master James Haden and Mrs. Tim
Foley of Lexington, have been the
guests of Mr.. Haden Keene and Mrs.
Annie Tevis.
The play given by the Waco High
school at the Union High school
building Thursday evening was de-
cided success from every standpoint.
You made good showing and we
wish you could come often.
The public sale here Thursday of
real estate of the late Hrs. Ann
Fades by Master Commissioner r. B.
Terrill was well attended and the
amount received exceeded the ex-
pectations of many. Mr.. Tcrrill play
ed himself and as an auctioneer is
really one Of the "big guns. The
Union house and lot went to r. H
Fades, of Winchester, for S15OS and
the farm on the river containing 81
acres went to Rodney Fades, OF
Clark county for S3429.
Socially, this section has been Tn
usually active the entire winter
season. Besides score of 500 par
ties there have been various other en-.
tertainments. BY the way of re-
marks new organization has de
vcloped. A number of choice sections
from the erstwhile D. S. A. Club and
the VIGOROUSLY gay Sweat Bee Gang
have joined hands fand circles to the
left) forming an aggregation known
as the Tanglefoot Set. From a time
immemorial the fiddle has reigned
supreme and maintaine against al
rivals its bearing on the, flolicsome
leaders to feet-skip-tum-o-loo.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
CUT HIS WIFE AND
AN AGED VISITOR


James Miller, railroad en-
ploye living in the East End OF
the city. is in jailSon a charge. Of
maliciously cutting his wife and
James holland, an aged man of
the same neighborhood. holland
claims that he was innocently
stopping by the Miller house
when Miller came IN and. drawing
his pocket knife began to slash ar
his wife and holland. Miller says
that holland was paying too much
attention to Mrs. Miller. The
woman was badly cut in the side
and holland received several cuts
on his face. Miller will have his
trial Friday in county court.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
CLASSIFIED ADS.
For Sale

WE can file and reset your old hand
saws, cut saws, meat saws.
Douglas and Simmons. Al If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
''WEBB OF DECEIT" STRONG
WOMAN'S HEART DRAMA

Dolores Cassinelli returns to local
theatres next Tuesday for one day in
her newest picture, "The Web Of
Deceit. 1t is a forceful drama that
turns the light on cross section of
a woman's heart II writing the
story, Finis Fox designed a dual role
for Miss Casseineili that every oppor-
tunity to display her talent as an
emotional actress.
:'The Web of Deceit" is woven
around the efforts of Wanda Hubbard
to cheat Lucille, who believes herself
to be Wanda's sister, out of. her right
full inheritance. Wanda's carefully
laid plans work to her advantage,
but happens is not permanently built
ON a foundation of deceit, as Wanda
learned when the structure she built
collapsed and carried her down with
It.
This Pathe feature marks the debut
of Edwin Carewe, the well known
director, as producer. AS head Of
Edwin Carewe Productions, Inc, he
has not, however, laid aside his mega
phone and accordingly. "The Web Of
Deceit" was. given his personal di-
rection. The cast in support of Miss
Cassinelli includes Mitchell Harris,
Hugh Camerson, Franklyn Hanna and
Lefty Ford. 7
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

Vanceburg authorities say that
moonshiners have c0nfedcrateS in
town who communicate with them by
a secret code when federal officers are
there and when they or sheriffs leave
for raids.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

A stirring chapter was written into
the lives of 80 aged wards when they
were transferred from the historic
Fayette Poor House +aa $4,000
building near Lexington, with stream
heat, electric lights, baths and other
modern conveniences they had never
known.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

/, After parcelling his estate among
wife and children, Robert S. Sprake
of Georgetown provided in his will that
AN ancient brass clock, which had
'chimed in his peuroom for 80 years,
should remain on that wall as long
Sas the homestead was in the possess
sion If his descendants s.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
LOST OR FOUND
Autoes, Tires, Resairs, Etc.

AUCTION SALES MAY COME
AND AUCTION SALES MAY
GO BUT BARGAINS. AT OUR
SALESROOM GO ON FOR
EVER-COME IN AND GET
YOUR CAR-LET US DEM
ONSTRATE ANY ONE OF
THEM.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

Sallie Hunt, indicted for supplying
the dynamite wit h which Will Hunt,
her husband and companion blew way
to liberty, has taken his place in Jail
at Lebanon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

FOR tSALIE-CompTete bakery outfit:
can be bought at a bagain. Call at
Dn,'V Register office for particulars,