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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

CHICAGO. MArch > BITTER hishsr'
..eettrry sDnkec EGGr unsyuled re-
rsipts it.sgs eascs fitsts 'ac' oidtna
flfsls fsU Gle. 81 marx. eases "'iuu'S'
pouf.rRYi alive. hishsf. springs '1e'
fowls abE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
wA>rvD--nIps ANp rRopos AIS

PROPOSALS. Fpn CONSTRUCTION OF
a BRlCK pnHNtroRI AND 4
DAIRY HARS
Department Of The intetiar. Offiee - In
dian Affsirs Wathnxten y. G..
February -. 1870
Seated proposals rlsiniv marked on The
oui.ii. ~ the sealed envelope, "prouerAis
for ccn.,rvciinn - Brick Dormliory AND
ps.ry Barn VI thu bloomfield seminary
Atdutsr~ OKLA" sui aA~~~ssst ~ The
rommlsaionsr of Indian sfla'7-, wRshlrs
ten ". e.. will be received st thr lndlAn
effee until : efiees q. m ~ March u.
ls.o. Gar farnsh,ns materials aud labor
for the construction % hrieh dcrri'-
tor, end dairy barn In strict sccordsnee
with the pians rper'ilca,ishs and instruc. /.
ispas to bidders, which may be rtsIntned
At the sifire ~ the uaprr or rsrindirsi
In Witch this eagsf'lsemrnt Hnpesfs me
United state. frdan ~arrhuuse ~ Chteaso.
III, ~ f.onts Me, San francisco. Cat. .
and =, the offtcr ~ the tnnetlntsndsnt ot
Inc bloomfield seminary. Ardmare Okla
For tu~h.r inferma,ion sppif io The
supsr,ntsndent n the Ileorifisla Semi.
nary Ard,sofe, okla Cato sella commis-
sonsr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
IT Tut II.

itHc sr Tp"E Vtr.h s-iIis
~ b4- q i.14
tt Nrht i-23pltks. p.N
81 t9Nttg.
tA1rLt receipts 200. Sient,. chn.re
&Aa.g r.tern itsF.BI. 19 m.Nun tfi 90
aIgt9 common Isat9lOr4 ttgltr
lsn's y, .9l ~ 70. common 8 tenf-e
bgerhsr ohr'fers q 1ult4G. COWS q aW
~ ;s. catn,is bats. calves tllQ0pl1 us.
teelsrs ;sdasii..0, slacEsrs t"ogg
1856
SHEEP receipts go STEADY; lamns
ag,s 20 ~ ; 90 ~, yer
tie .SVli i0V. cuus = toa 30,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

cHtgAga Msteh POTATOES
steady receipts ~ ears patths'n y tiss.
sacked. stllp diit0 hulk u gEb
~. Nrftern rursls 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

KANSAS cry. aiarch plrrhR
t1..g.d EgstH tlffsm rscvlptR lhc
fsrtT p.f cas. if7ts. firsts %. hanged
,sc. POULTRY and POTATOES. IN
rhntHrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

aEvEN Hooxa strictly, up-,e date nev
/ bwN0al6t, osk finish. 6sssnvat and
!sssAsf sues, ssrass aad driyswav.
tvies ogVvo tsepss.
ii.rcSN grsdsiK home, eloss N. NJ II,
eee eaa -fsei set saeseh ruopo y psy u
~. HARSEss,
~ wsAvee Mds. 1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

NEW YoaR. March s--su0M faw'
unsst,ird, een,rifussi ll.stf i'neo'
steAiy, fine srahnialtd' ti'veh wv"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

room AEnuuiASE Rr9ADIpw
IDestsd 90 Wet tJH Fu r-u-r tr
pssrn. $4,000 is all ihet u .s+.i f.f
u ptartlsaAy bew i"rr gt.s nHg '
Iks yoH tsppy I'm arrplH'.,.. ,.|
Jutps1t " IA t,g 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

Naicccssors to- NNhols-c Chandler
Co.. 1rd roor Southwest Natl
BANK lsldg., W. fsit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
&YB4:ias

Mlas tssstsr In CITY Milss fssatsr
ilm.gk o. life intgt,ncs nan hs,s
btik it Hichiia. Kan ls spending
I, ,efh dH}H waiting hia fnmiiJ here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
WALL STREET

SryS YORK. Nrrch s--rrnnsa rulsi
=, me active epenins OF todaps stoek
,nsrhe,. sesps Of ~ prcminsns special
ice sddins varlsbiy 10 yessefdays saIns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
HIGH inAnE DOUBLE
UuiiT BUNGALOWS

The following bungalows nre
nov yacan, and ready for oc-
euprncy;
= West 10Th St. I rooms, one
hasf block ~ car; never beuu
srrupisd. o. W..
West 18Th ST., Groom bunra-
low and sleeping porch: hard
wood finish. Is 1890.
y cosvrr 7hth ~ and Broad.
wsy. s-voom bungalow. $3.50,
Wsst nth St. hfoom bunga-
ieq; concrete porch. garage and
Afivrwny. hardwood finish
thrcushout; nov vacant 9,7so,
West so'h ST.. fine hiah
esAde double built broom.
SreAhfa room. sleeping porch.
esrsxe and driveway. u eoo.
Corner 18TH N. and Hroad-
cay, s-rocm California hunga-
NV: G.7se.
Corner bungalow sir rooms;
hardwood. one of the best yrnde
bunGsiows on one NJ the hiEh-
est f>vnsrQ; bsa ptlfiliy drspedi
turn hey ~. $4,000,
Tha above homes mus. he
ss<n TO be appreciated.
q. A. NICHOLS, Inc,
Nsicccssor. to- NNhols- Chandler
Co, 1rd Fioor Southwest Natl
BANK mag. W. tsit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

b ROOM AEnuuLASE Ri TNDIpW
I1estsd 61 w@p tJH su r-r-1 t-
wrn. $4,000 IL aI thet u .s+.i f.t
D. prartlsaliy bew i"r.r It.s nHE '
Iohnso1 w III n', -
80 HTriEn HAnGAT>
Differed w targ~ ffnm tuus. t..
eosstsN snh hu.s- in trwh rfHF
wht;e snsT'sl rlcv hfF" tan o.
bA slsrtrlr nstutts, ltfss h"n' iHl.h
ksnainE to fshf On - sHr,..i N
hogse and rfNc . fi H'r co.,.
)nt paid nut lutlp. T. beet .'"'H l.
)sAspes district rar'b three i.rDs -
II svhaut iuraiiu4 tni 90" ~
msss this mora Nsilahis s''p pa"
rs tl.sso
fRAspAlt.n,il,EY Rrkirr 60
pp ai7 ther'v Na'' bsrt hlE
ut'iLr gnn iipvi
MOONS hAsENENT hNb 4ArhHl
fkis ,s hume that vii sdli ihv most
Nidieus, "a the hrtrt ~ thf ruti.Hr
d of the nte nbrhNe-t s,'i0u you
Ter q ,srss rylhs rfm that v4t"niA
3sss the enllrg ironi ~ thu hnusf 1gs
SinS room u on the -esi VI 10 lpst hst
The iiyihS tobh Aijoining the diHinH
I'M aud kltrhsu. IL uns ~ ihosa rHiH
- bfrAtiest rooms The tiaitway
- fffW hhth hAifFHu aHn AAhAH '"H'.i
q spacious ball witch ronnscts win
IN, bedrooms lisirg room WIN
Bntei, snd q slseriss porch which -
ds over tho dris 9sY, with ftsheh
kss hetsren There ere nak fs"fe
svshont lhs house, oak tim IN liNins
dDalns toumE balance irrrv rrein-i
nsthtns neR IN slSciric tisturrr rNd
aesvlly dscofA,-J thus &, tcai haluf,
rta u 500 under the tnhtAr' ard 'in
sssr osly by spp1lntr,tni wlth
wrsT iNyrsThtET tNNrAEr.
hiriasiys ATrnir
rlasr Ausfirss National ussk lldF
tW CALIFORNIA hungplows; state
kap,toi neighhorhood. ,ut comploied &.
M 10 move Into; AL with latest hntif.
fsaiurrs has gaAE" and driveway ,
paved street, facing south; yery pcat
line. Jus, pay MITE down aut
lance can be- landed Ike rem, fot
lee and terms ran
Ell N. SEMANa 4 co.
Ccleoed Illds, w 2ib3
n w. Van Hook
= Heiman. manager real es'ste dept.
tce. w. ssls Residence. W lsiI-E
f.ARgn .AouM iiW'se
,ee block caste ~ Wala~f. On flrs.
70 sssh baisrss sss rer month vi p
Roo W lItl
kRH6R q N,mruRrp
srcuuy BIla Evening M tlsl-n.
W siti
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

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apartment, j! .HwH' ir |f''r fhf"R'-
t4' ingh' o. li.esa ".fth -" money.
Zen v y .1i."f a. ~ y! st tl"F.
tpNhNp htANlF
hfal hFlate hrha0WFni -
lf5e CASH buys room Lvu. fuil lots
good rinErpv susp's In Csplfri Iiiii. hal .
stte - pqt month. Price of the place
81 4sH ouch sale Realty Co. 10 y
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SsnUosu 80, - Rsssb nsss1vs
cvrse fiLws vsshssa sssssry. Usssl.
80 DtUUPo ~ seeseeeu'
,ss1hp1A ~ 1s1eetiss fsp0 ssssssse
- soso eassofssa. write assf 80
bssslsa Lessss1 ~ yasss y osh-
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UNIVERSITY ADDITION
r0onr AMI sleeping ppIch on corner
offered this NStsk At ss72a.
LOCKWOOD ISvEsrnnNT 90 " l1es.
4 nAiulAiN lar this sask h Z s.rapn
oksnom~ bungalow. located on West
18th VI paving peid no, frt cut fer
unly ttHDa. worth moro ,ans, Cali ",
glsi Whit Realty Go, 100 oii Exchanse
Hlis
i'rArriTrL double egil, .:ss.Ir. ssn
drive. basement furnses AID vrryanls
gYar'srs, 4 rosms and bveskfsst room
80 ustsirs big sirrpins fsens upglaiIs
oven Realty Ca NJ ssii isiI Main.
DO sou want q s.fcom hussalos, well
iereied AMI on terms, 81 the right pf,oe
rnAHAw AND rsGRAM
io9 lalcora Hlds. rhprs ~ iisf
sac. BDwN
'lse Ssf i'' ss"' ;s :" s:.. .'a ''"s'Gs s.1,s.
paid n eco rhrsnsgsr, W, las.
nEsr n s:s rtE vsAk
tn, ~ ssrcsm Srr,ss .',,n..,, i.es'ea 4
'''' 'Sia!,; X h. siiSS ssSn location
e5.. .'ny n III. ,"' .:s. :s.''%sr sss *. ,rs. re-
We have e.n, ssed As., iH ins..!.se prop
aReaN EkAiTY 10.
rs Ansssirsn Nations. ~ itt'
'sS.s s''::sE = ~ { ~ 3D. - .sss ss
rkiJfonSia purS purSi61l0w i -. :,
rea,a sSs.ssc Sss,s; ksrSSsssS S fioor..
rA'' . : e&cuEsHs4ln,ss41N e&cuEsHs4ln, Il 'ssiqfkvsr
riH ias1D VeeG1o; oassuseNt nnd furnase.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

u,p..ta Hft Du hand ana sHiiafac,orY
I.uff,f IH being naia. ua lfds Open'
|ng iIt hfHnIh ftfDfyr hank Apfl |.
Do AS announced 1usalAl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

T. IHl.tf 900 'mpn}r in thr United
tI.i.r r,Hthtr h1Irhu hoi, Who "a.
...r uF...ly UI NJ hs homo iils
So. Tu. ui rf.s' f0f tha hst three
u...I H ..u,H.'H. .ui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

Thr .gaity tu small r,+le .a,e property.
suthin Hts mos sou have 90 uANaf
CRANpAIt HAlLEY REALTY 60
sls Libtrty u.ag. " pls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

ep.s ilitgit0o coils tt4Iftf. /
,,.'.'l'e sN'a ps0His'9 f.i" .H.a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
Peasants are PO7Ce1tuI
Factors in Bulgaria

SOFIA. Bulgaria. Nov. Prob
ably no other European country
oilers more striking example OF
the rule OF the peasants or farmers
than Bulgaria. Politically and in
dustrially they are today the most
powerful factors In the life Of the
nation. They enjoy a majority rep
resentauOn in the government. and
the whole future Of the country may
be said TO rest in their hands or
the present cabinet OF seven mem
bers. six are peasants, including VI.
StambuhWsky the prime minister.
In the Bulgarian parliament there
are 10 deputies who are "men Of
the soil. They call themselves the
Agrarian party The next strong
est political group comprises less
than 40 members. Not only do the
peasants control the government,
but the whole economic structure
Of the country has its basis in their
toll. For Bulgaria is an agricul-
tural country. There IS little man
ufacturing, mining or shipping.
While the peasants are in power
there is little danger Of the ascen-
dency OF bolshevism, for each in
habitant owns his own land and is
content with what he has.
At the peasants have come into
control the professional politicians
have passed out. The so-called in
tellectual classes had their way,
and the population Is content now
10 give the peasants a chance. They
are doing we'll They have taken
hold OF the country at the most
critical economic and financial pc
Rod In its history and are making
wonderful strides toward bringing
the kingdom back TO normal. Old
time politicians and statesmen are
viewing the scene with amazement
If not with admiration
Led by their powerful leader, NJ.
Stambuliwsky. who is a man OF
great wisdom and practical COM
mon sense, the peasants are intro
ducing the most novel scheme they
have is the So called Labor army,
whose ranks include every able
bodied inhabitant Of the country.
The underlying principle Of it is
that every man above 20 and every
woman above 8 shall contribute his
or her prOportionate share Of labor
TO the reconstruction, development
and Improvement Of the country.
one group of workers. for example,
give a certain part Of their time 10
the building of railways bridges
and roads. another TO the drainage
of iOwlands or the development of
irrigation, a third TO Improvement
of the soil, a fourth TO the study
Of governmental and administrative
problems. and so on.
Another idea introduced by the
peasants is the purchase and sale
by the government, at minimum
prices, Of all things needed for the
life OF the people. This is intend
ed as an emergency measure to re-
lieve the present high prices and
improv the rate OF exchange. The
purchasing Is done largely in for
eign markets and in such qualities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

everyone who has ever read detec-
tive fiction knows OF the famous
sherlock Holmes. Nick Carter and
others. ''Circumstantial Evidence.
the five-recl picture 10 be seen here
tomorrow. introduces new screen
detective called Tex lie Is SELF
styled. the eIucldatOr OF mystery.
sCircumstantaI Evidence" is the
first OF a series OF five-rcel detec
tive stories. one o. which viii be
shown every saturday until the
eight are completed. Zach story Is
complete and has no connection
with the preceding one. Hank
Mann" in His Naughty Night a
two-reel comedy, and Pathe News
are other pictures for tomorrow.
Those who have a desire 10 see
Sew York as IL really is will get
their Iil when they visit the Audi
toilum Monday and Tuesday TO see
while New York Sleeps IL j.
said that no other picture-story
with New York as the scene Of ac-
don has ever equallcd While New
York Sleeps" as a sensation. Every
phase of night life in this methOpo-
las is faithfully reproduced by the
camera in this production Three
different stories are on the screen
at the same time and while New
York SlceI s." IS rated as the year 8
only great" screen drama Il is in
eight reels and was produced by
william Fox
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
ORPIIICIM

one OF the best comedies staged
at the Orpheum in years IS The
Champion" IN which "a realistic box
INK bout is held with the aid OF a
clever stage director. AL charac-
ters are clear cut as cameo. and well
chosen. The action OF the playlet
moves rapidly % denouement and
climax with never a dull moment.
Mann Holliner in the leading role
and George Park as the promoter
are worthy Of especial mention.
I,ivaling the headline attraction
is Miss b. Walton whose personality
and grace grip the audience from
the start She has several clever
song numbers. but II IS her final
marriage. that wins for her more
enccrys than all the rest Of the per-
formers taken together. In her
bridal gown she ia vision OF loVli-
ness. A better act of that kind is
never seen. even on the big time.
Harry and Kitty Sutton open the
bill with novelty singing dancina
and acrObatic act that Is cleverly
conceived.
Burkhardt and Roberts. charac-
ter comedians. have clever line Of
nonsense and several good parodies
Of popular songs.
The Misses Lamont and Wright
offer number OF entertaining har-
monica selections and Roy and Ar
thur display some adroit juggling in
their dish breaking act KinOs are
shown as usual this time a bit Of
western football at Iowa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
SENATE
TO FIGHT HOARDERS

BUENOS AIRES. Nov. 4.-Thc
Argentine senate has undertaken TO-
fight the hoarders and spectators iu
food. clothing fuel and other neces-
stiles by placing the trade IN such
articles under the control Of gov
eminent board with broad powers
A measure adopted by the senate
would charge the proposed board
with the duties Of assuring an ade-
quate supply. facilitating distribution
and preventing boarding and specu
lating against the common interest
OF the nation.
The bill provides for the appoint
ment Of sectional boards throughout
the country. empowered 70 buy and
sell. provide warehousing facilitie.
and means Of distribution and 90
proceed against persons storing sup
plies in order TO cause Increase
prices. If prices are too high. the
board may recommend expropria-
ton. which measure can then. be
taken by decree by the executive
power OF the nation.
In cases OF food boarding or de
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

son spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Cloyd Bestle and
son were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
David Bestie Cushing ST. Sunday al
dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson and
children OF Lydick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Perry and children spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs..
Elmer WhiteseI
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Bestle enter
tanned "a guests M Halloween
party Monday night Refreshments
were served. Favors were awarded
70 Mrs. Earl Bestle and Mrs. Robert
Fields.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
AUDITpRIU VI.

William s. HART the two-gun
character OF the screen. is seen at
his best az the Auditorium today ia
stalking His Life" sensa tiOnaI
western drama iu five reels His
supporting cast Includes the wen
known favorites. Charles Ray and
Dorothy Dalton. The regular in
stalment Of Ruth ROland's serial
Ruth OF the Rockies" and FOX
News. are the other pictures on for
today Most everyone enjoys read
ing a mystery story in which deteC-
tives unravel dast7rdly plots. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

Four stars and an exceptional
supporting cast help 90 make "Hcll
bv the Enemy one Of the most
notable films of the season Jack
Holt. Agnes Avrcs lfhe % Henry
girD. the adorable Wanda Hawlev,
and Lewis stone are the leading
players The drama itself is "A fav-
orite Of two generations. having
been written nv the famous play
wright and stage star. William Gil
lette. for his own use Although
the Civil war peers through the
background OF the play it is not n
war picture but PLAY OF love and
conn icatious with plenty Of COM
edy and thrills The picture IS be-
ing shown 40 the LaSalle theatre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

a Rupert Hughes story On picture
form. called scratch AIy Rack.
viii Do The attraction ar the Oliver
theater for three days. starting Sun
day The piece is "a comedy and SIS
said 90 Doe filled with screaming sit
nations r Roy Barnes Lloyd T.
WhiCock. Helene Chadwick An
drew Robson and Cesare Gravina
are included in the cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
IAIRVIEW

NJ. and Mrs Cloyd Bestle enter
tanned the Triple Four club and
their husbands at a Halloween party
Saturday night Refreshments were
served for 20 guests
Mrs. Lydia Brown and Mrs. Nath-
ryu Smous and son. Kenneth. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ralph Holston OF
Lydick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Witter and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
NOW is YOUR CHANCE.

Get rid OF those old clothes and
magazines. Send a postcard To the
Salvation Army, PA S st. Peter st.
They will call for them at once; or
phone between u and 1880 o'clock.
939O-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

as 10 insure the lowest prices. Dis
Jributing these goods direct 10 the
consumer. the government elm
mates the middle man. and the peo-
pie get the goods at the lowest
prices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

struction for the purpose OF in
Creasing prices. the law provides
fines and Imprisonment up 20 $50
600 and two years respectively.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
OIINIR

The Cecil De Mile production.
'Thv Change Your WIFE p" has at
tractad large crowds 90 the oliver
theatre ali this week The picture
VIII be shown today and tomorrow.
running continuously from ! o'clock
IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
Who said truth was
STRANGER Ahan fiction?

20, : FIRED" said the edltc
UNLESS YOU can dig up.
A LIVE story today"
so THE cub reporter.
DISAPPEARED FOR hours.
BUT WHEN he recovered
FROM HIS trance, he had.
A sToRY-here It is.
OUR DEPUTY constable.
WAS WAKENED By the phone
AND A shriu voice cried
~FoR THE love OF Nike
BEAT IT here quick
AND NAIL a nut.
WHO'S TALKING wild.
IN THE cigar store"
THE LONG arm Of the law.
PUT ON his pants.
SPED TO the scene.
AND AFTER q brief.
BUT TERRIFIC struggle.
MADE TIE pinch,
AND WHEN interviewed.
BY OUR star reporter.
GAVE OUT this statement
HES A loony. all right.
THE ASYLUM says, BY Heck.
THE WORST they ever hid.
WHY THE poor nut.
CLAIMS He can COPY.
THE SECRET Slend.
or THE cigarettes.
THAI e&TleFY."
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-17
LEXINGTON MAN HELD
IN LIQUOR BANDIT CASE

Frankfort, KY, April 16.-Roundur
of the seven masked men who held uI
watchmen and stole ninety-four cases
of confscated whisky from a Lexing-
ton warehouse is foreseen in arrest
yesterday of Doyle w. Stansell, pool,
room owner. A Federal warrant
charges that the stolen liquor was
stored in his garage in Lexington.
Federal officers intimated that other
arrests would be made this week, pos
sibly tomorrow.
Three men were arrested recently
at Catlettsburg when empty bottles
with the brand labels of the stoler
whisky were found. They were in.
dicted on a charge of transporting ant
concealing liquor. Stansell, who lives
in Lexington and runs poolrom
here, contends he merely leased his
garage and denies completely. The
stolen liquor was that seized by pro.
hibition agents when truck was
was seized at Versailles. 1t was owned
by Wathen & Co., Louisville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-17
R !; i : R',,l. n !, Wanted Husband

Mr.. Earl McDougle is at home
from hospital in Louisville feeling
greatly improved after his operation
for tonsilectomy.
Miss Annie Frances Foley returned
ito her home at Waco Friday after a
pheasant visit of several days to her
Faunt, Mrs. C. T. Wells.
+ Mrs. r. T. Bruce and Mrs. ]. E.
Bruce, of Stanford, have been guests
LOT the formers mother, Mrs. G. B
Turley, ST., at the Colyer flats this
Lweek.
b. Mrs. Charlie Lamb is making a nice
recovery from her very serious opera
ton at the Pattie Clay Infrmary ant
will probably be able to return home
next week.
Mr.. John Walker Mckinney, wht
had his knee badly bruised by thu
kick of a horse he was riding las
week is improving and will soon b.
able to be out.
| Mrs. L. J. Schiegel, who has beer
spending the winter in Tampa is nov
with her son, Lewis Schlegel in Jack
sonville, where he has a position will
the Ford Motor Company.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-17
REV. BEAGLE AT CALVARY
-, CHURCH SATURDAY NIGHT

Rev. J. w. Beagle, State Board En-
hstment man, will preach at Calvary
Baptist Church, on Big Hill Ave-, at
7::30 p. M, Saturday, April 18th. His
subject will be: "Is the Old Time
Religion Worth While ?" Rev. Beagle
is a great man of God; has unusual
spiritual power. A'l are cordially in
vited to hear him. Rev. Beagle will
preach at Gilead Baptist Church Sun
day morning and night. Rev. Ed N