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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
CHESS EXPERTS MAY FIX
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
Dr.. Lasker and Capablanca Be
gin Tournament at Havana:
Fret Game Adjourned.
~ Asseclatsa rrsss = Every rvsnlns

az Associated rresa 80 Every Evening
Havana. March is-Ioso r Caps
blanca. ~ cuba ard Dr Emanuel Task
e. - Berlin. who last night began a
fheaa tournament here which v.iil prof.
ahlt decide tho ursquestioned champion
ahip 81 tho world adjourned their first
game after tho thlrff secnud move With
the reafiit remaining vrrr doubtful
Neither - those paaf masters ~ the
game had aaoraeded in gaining de
ctded advantage during tho four tense
hours thnv eat l'ofore tho hoard l"'t
i seemed fhaf during tho las' few move
If tho sitting II taatar vas carrying
the attack IL hia opponent
When cat.a hla nca who raarshaliod
the ehite ARMY logan 'hr game ha
hose the green-a Eamhi' tut fhis opef-
trr eaa declined ~ ~ asker rho
ad,1,fed a conservative careful iefarae
After sovaf moves tho players having
feIt etif rarh others positions hoE7 =
taIia exchange - ninrr pla~es
which snon gave them Hnrne relief from
tho complex situation that developed
ate, tie fe-v opening n1n~as After
iba aivfeanth move experts wifnesHlng 2
the rnptazt wara ~ che opinion fha'
neither Garahtanra nor asher he'd es
tati3sha.i hirr,snf ~ a dominating posi-
tfssft
Following ar exchange - ronRs m
the e7fh tar~e r. taahrr appeared r.
fe assuming he initiative h'it ne bad
sas...a !5ttfa ss4uerinrifv over the r4ha =
esqrft
T4e fsvu ma efeFz will plaT rech ~iEht
from . ri untIi 1 r m AMI FciiI e"n
tinua until "a games are played nr ann
wins eight Victories Should the limit
10 reach Ell without either having an al
vantage IN games won. the tournament
vll be declared drawn and Capablsnca
will be considered The winner. az Or
faaker IL technically the challenger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
N.M. u. A. "CLrAN-Ur wrTk."
Association to MAKE nripo for tuIlcc.
Cction uf uucs

The Young Ners Hcbtev Association
announces that II ia d eondUr' a
"C1cau t'p Week heE}nuins ~ NprH
and extending through tho 18th. -
collect OF outstanding member eh#p dues
and incidentals Last fa}l member
ship drive was conducted and pledges
received for mcnhei ships To dare
man, ~ them have not heon pald aud
the week If Apljl VIII he for Collec
tiou
Tho drive Will hr supervised by a y
. Cohr Executive Secretary of tho
association While Nir Max keil VIII act
as Treasurer Volunteers are needed
and also the use of many automobiles
All persons wishing 90 volunteer either
aa a worker or 10 loan an automobile
VIII please communicate with the fN~
cCutive Secretary.
The slogan OF the drive has been
taken from the letters Of both branches
| 81 the organization. and siRns like the
! following Will greet the pedestrians
during the week You Must Help a
| long and You VII II clip A long.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
APPROVING PEN IS
F|REMtN'S SOUVENIR
That With Which the Governor
Signed Paid Fire Dept. Bill to
Go to Volunteer Association.

Erectal isiopat,if ftnr. staff ratr aaparden'
gtafa ilnuao. povat Ngifh "a
Gatrrrai 1ornol tnda4 officially
Hiarra tha hFl authnri7ina aud directing
~. e.lts ,'aunrfl If Wilmington to eatabz
i.=h iatl r'ifo Department.
lut1a,d4afoly afterwards t.nvernar
penrey presented The pen With which
ha wrote his approving signature to
geratap Rnbcrtaou. who introduced the
auhe'ittta ra'd Fire Department bltl
vhish was enacted
Stustor I{ohertann made present ~
of fhs pen 10 aouator t.utg. who in
trolu. "A tho original paid Fire Depart.
meut Iill
Senator i,uta announced that he would
rst.eent the blil ~ tho Wilmington Vol
f3nffet Ftrenfen.s Bolirf Association
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
TELL GERMANY TO PAY
BILLION MARKS MARCH q
Allies Make Formal Demand on
Berlin to Fulfill Conditions
OF Treaty at Once.
| ny Associated prass to Every Evening

Paris. March fs.--The Allied repsra-
tious commission. In It's note 90 gor
many demand fulnlmeht Of Article
gas ~ tho peace treaty notified tho
German Government u must pay one
billion gold marks before March "a. II
vas announced today.
rho money nuat be deposited In the
BANK nf France. Bank Of England or
the Federal Reserve BANK IN the United
States. Germany was told
II must complete the payment of
twenty billion gold marts hy May |.
The commission gave Germany until
April ! to submit proposal 10 pay tho
balance of the twenty billion marks
otherwise than IN cash Germany may
submit q plan for n foreign iosn by
April l. proceeds of which shai be pay
able to the comrnission
Tho comniHsiou announced that ger
many had virtually refused 10 nay the
balance. asserting tho twenty billion
fnafks had haen fully raid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
TROUBLE OVER : wATCH.
James Brown on Trial Charged with
Larceny rs Railee.

on charge cf larceny hy haileo r. 2
watch James u. own was ulaced on
trial before Judge conrad and Jury
III Court ~ General Sc=sirns this morn
ing.
Brown VAS alleged 20 have heen given
a watch hv Anna IEenvis AZ whose homo.
s04 Lombard street he roomed e take
Ia jewelers. to have Il ronairod w
stead. he pavned the timopioce. Il Was
brought out Nrr Hcnvie denied that
sha had given BROWN authority tn pavn
tho watrh s- any Other iowe'ry he
longing 20 her. although she said. 'ho
man had previously rawnod othe' rrop-
crtv of hers
provr testified shat hc had lived With
Nrre TFcnvis and that she had given
hin, ncrr3ieeiou ~ take ANYTHING 0f hcra
that he might need
Depntv Attorney General Finger CON
ductca, tho prosecution and Henry r.
Ieaacs rcprcqentod Trovu
\ verdict II not guilty was returned
lv tho jury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Marriage licenses We're granted yes
t.rdav hv MAGISTRATE Harry n Strad-
ley to Charles Carroll Seward. 1918
TatnaU street. and Mary Isabel Mea ney
Washington. u. G: William Harvey
Houck. 1901 West street. and Grace
Catherine Hunt. same address: Paul
Martin. 2lO3 Carter street. and Edna
y. Webb. Hillcrest; Clarence W. Streck
er. Ciaymont. and Mary r. Mates
Wernersvflle Pa.
4 license was issued in Philadelphia
yesterday 10 William Webb Of this city
and Elizabeth M Heidel, Of Norristown
Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Rarna rnrt rase ontlnnaa

IN fhr statement nf +he drfar1a -ts'
counsel that Il might ~ 4aiuzta1 10
case ~ harles Haup~u unrt harged
with ernhr7Eafnanf6 hrs heen rrrfiruad
urtu next "Wednesday papu- mort who
vas brought frorn philadelphia vrster-
1av ~ fbefes tive sutton i= +iegad tp
have -aken 7f.5Rt.i4 from the Samuel
Eelrs Sons hv whom ne was rrnrlo-.d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
CLAIMS FIRE ALARM
BOX NOT OFT OF ORDER

Chief Of Police George Black today
denied that the fire alarm box Mt Third
and Poplar streets was out Of order
when attempts were made 10 use it
Monday morning. Members of the Re
lance Fire Co. said the box failed 10
work Sergeant David Gray. in charge
Of the police and fire alarm system.
made a test Of the box and said at no
time was ii out Of order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
lHARGIn WITH BRE EAkING
INTO RAILROAD STATION

ru-,, mon alleged to have broken into
.be pcrrsvlvania railroad station at
veu,,uc taking number of tickets,
,er. held under 81 0G0 bail for the
court ~ General Sessions by MaEis-
nat. Harry r Stradley The men, who
uc,e arrested 10y Captain Ward Of the
! h r.. police gave tho names ~
Hem Ford. c540 Federal street, and
Francis Short 2749 Earh street both
,r Phuadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
PAPER TO RESUME PUBLICATION.
birmingham Press Fills Place OF
Strikers With Non. Union Printers

ry Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Blnghamton. ~. Y. March is.-Bing-
hampton publishers announced today
that tho first publication Of Binghamton
newspapers in seven days would occur
ON Thursday morning when the Bins
hnmton Press would open its plant with
a full force Of non union printers.
Tho striking printers refused the
proposition that they return 10 work a.
the present scale for the time being
without recognition OF the union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
HAD FIVE GALLONS.
Nathan kaplau Said II Was Flavorins
Extract. Rut--

Nathan Kaplan charged with having
In HE possession more LIQUOR than tho
State law allows. was arraiened in
'Inticipal Court TODAY and hearing In
theI ease continued Untir FRIDAY kap-
al VAS arrested while walking along
Mar, land avenue near VanPuren street.
arriving hoavv suitcase Oh1Cer
4 I.-,andowski who made the arrest, va g
az duty and was in plain clothes on
3 e vav to the movies whom he sped
kaplan walking along the street hur-
rso,ll, and looking around In sus-
t.I.tnus manner
IL rcplv to The officers quCry. kaplan
send ho had fiavorine extracts in the
eat.as, Int examination a. tho police
statiou revealed p FIVE gallon can "f
Liaiu alcohol The question of the right
- = police officer IL stop q man under
such circumstances. on whiCk-Judee
Hastings rrccntlv gave = decision. will
toubtless bc brought w in kaplan 3
,aSc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
WILSON CALLS ON HARDING.
Former President and Wife Leave
Cards nj the White House.

Washington. March lG.-Former Pres
ident and Mrs Woodrow Wilson drove
10y the White House Yesterday and loft
their cards for President and Mrs. Hard
ing. Neither rot out Of their ear which
was stopped 1T the main entrance only
long enough for chief Usher Hoover to
take their cards
Nlr. and Mrs, Wilson arrived at the
White House about O'Clock. Just he
fore President Harding left for game
Of golf, and then continued ride about
the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
nrATH CAME roo SOON.
raralytic stroke Ended Mans Life
nefore lie Had Finished Grave.

By Associated Press - Every Evening
Haxlaton. IA March 8 Death frou
paralytic Htrok" yesterday prevented
Frpnk Nartarilli from conpleting he
digging af bis own eraEe i - anne
known to-day
Friends EaiJ ha often expressed fear
he wnuld not uye much longer. and tWn
dava before he died he began digging
his grave
lie WAS = years old md came here
50 years ago from Buenos Aires. Ar
sentin8
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
RECENT REALTY SALES.

Through Mundy & Co. large plot OF
ground ON Holly Oak road Al tiwin-
hurst has been sold by William j.
Heves to Edwin w. Lntner. for So. 900 /;
the Kent Cloud home. 1923 West Fourth
street to Abram G.. Comfy. for $4,000:
fhe Conrad Zitzer home, 800 West
Twenty sixth street to Albert II. Ma
son for SIS, 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Thrown From Horse, Breaks Arm.

II. Beatrice Galley. teacher in No
0 School, met with a painful accident
on Sunday, when thrown by a horse
she was riding. A compound fracture
of the left arm was sustained. This
was treated at the Homeopathic Hos
pitai where she is resting easily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Grace NJ. T.. Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood of Grace M f.
Church held it's regular monthly meet
ing last night in the church house. 9O3
West street Speakers for the occa sion
were DR. Joseph II. O'Dell and William
D. Mullen musical and literary pro-
gram followed the business session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
MEXICAN n. H. STRIFE ENDED.
Union Leaders summon Workers Bnct
10 Posts After Months Idiane2s.

ny Associated Presa ~ Every Evening
Mexico city. March 10 The strike ~
workers on the Mexican railways which
began The middle ~ February was aet
fled today Messages have been sent
by tho union leedofa to ~ mems
organizations throughout the republic
calling Of tho strike. and ~ In probable
the mon viii fnturu 20 their duiloa
during tho dav.
Although tho b8sia of settiement wac
not announced BriRsdier General Gales.
chief of the cabinet and secretary ~
the interior. an we'll ar tho etrike leaders
with whom he conferred appeared
pleased that an agreement had been
reached
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
No Union Buttons; Miners Strike.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Hazleton. Pa. March IA strike
occurred today At the Ebervaie colliery
OF the 1eddo Highland Coal Company
because some Of the mon We're without
union buttons. Two hundred miners
are idle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Es,000,000 STOLEN WHEN
u. y RAN EXPRESS BUSINESS

Macon, Ga, March iB.-~Dnring
the period Of government control
tho American Hallway Express
Company lost $4,000. 900 through
thefta aud robberlea. w. A. ben
son. assistant vice-presiient of
the company testified yesterday
ln tho Federal Court here at tho
beginning Of the trhl of ba of "a
men indicted on charges of con
aplrhcy Ia rob tho company Of
more than 8 600. GOO worth of
goods.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
JOLLY PROVED AIIHI.
SO Case Against Him Was N"he
Pressed I'm Court.

After all the testimony in the case
had heen heard a nole prosedui was
entered in the case Of tiraNson Jolly
negro. on trial on a charge ~ highway
robbery. 10y Deputy Attorney General
Finger in Court Of General Sessions
this morning. The negro proved an
alih
Jolly was accused Of being one 81
three negroes who held M and robbed
Edward smith in the Causeway last
christmas eve smith at the time was
iaccompaincd by his 1o-ycar-old sister
n-law
Although smith identified Holly as
one of the highwaymen. the negro
through his attorney. Henry H. 'aaaCs.
showed that he was al work at.the time
the crime was committed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Atlas Re -elects Directors.

The board Of Directors of the Atlas
Powder Co. WAS reelected at stock
holders meeting in the company's office.
4l45 DUPONT Building yesterday They
are as follows: w. j. Webster. J r.
Van Lear, w. A. Layneld, Leon Lyon
and Leonard Richards, Jr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Not vagrant-Just Out Of Work.

Vcnce Dorbilae was arrested by Of
fcer Saunders while walking along
MARYLAND avenue near Oak street about
2.30 o'clock this morning, After hear
ing the mans story Judge Lynn In
Municipal Court today dismissed him
on charge Of vagrancy. Drobillae
said he had been out of work four
months and had drifted around since
he left pittsburg where he WAS working
"a 6 n miner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Aaa,ss. y Iaeos uuIsap'

ra~rh T t.f rrr1f.
.ro prtar ..Ha F-lrra ffrr nar
lee ~-fr u-rab - .ra tna erf.flarua
- fna T.a-g .rar 3 ftahreu a@rrtatl.
ru spr8av r-rrfug Aprf W
-tzprf 4u -vrrUe~f .-afer arf
? rros' 'raHi~g a~a0fah' a
.r-+ ~-t f.- sf.e--r- nrraH
gili1rr.f -ad srh .rt.rrfrrra
.rd f-r- rffr -dff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
q Tcmmercs Chamber Directors Meeting.

Directors of the Chamber of Com
neice viii meet tomorrow afternoon.
IN addition 10 regular items Of business
the directors will discuss Legislation now
before the General Assembly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Court Orders Sale of Riggs Property.

A petition for the sale of property
~ Mama Riggs Of Appoquinimink
hundred was granted by Judge Rice
in Orphans Court this morning on ap-
plicatlon of James w Lattomus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Engagement Announced.

MIR and Mrs T. H. Wilkins of lS40
Orange street announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Myrtle L., to Kenneth B.
Smick, of 30S West Thirty-hrst street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Jefferson 20 Confer Degrees.

jefferson Lodge, No. 2. !. O. o. r.. will
confer the first degree on class of can
didates in Odd Fellows Hail. tomorrow
night at S o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
PAROLE OF PRISONERS
FAVORED BY SENATE
Substitute Bill. Modifying Origi-
nal Measure. Passing by
Vote OF 10 to 6.
Special dispatch from s,an correspondent,


state House Dover, March 10.
with Senators Handy. Hopkins, Lat
ta. Palmer. Prettyman and Short dis
eontinR tho senate THE morning, by n
vote ot "a 81 6. passed senate suhsti-
tut" for tho Prisoners Iarole hill.
"A suhstituted the hill provides for
parolc 81 certain clasnca Of prisoners
nt tho expiration of ane-hnlf Of their
tcrms. instead nf one third IA I'm tho
original Persona convicted of second
degteo murder arson, rapa. attempted
tapo highway tohhery attempted hiRh-
way rnhhery. puhczzletnent and for
poty arc not eligible - parole
~ tho ORIGINAL Ill T. vas mandatory
upou the Huarl If pnrdons "a grant
farolcs. white the subatitute provides
that they grant releaaea ~ their die
erection
4 ALSO carries provision whefaliy
tho trinl inlRe ~ tho time - sentence.
may anlx q restraining order prevent
Inc the parole of prisoner he Is sen
toncinR
Tho original hlll provided fpt parole
- rrisanrrs ,egardlesa of fortnef ser
toncoe "a anrati'nted. only fret
tarln.ts may he parned
To attend no,lna Hout
Tho i4oupa THE morning accepted an
invitation . attend boxing exhibit.
tlnn ~ 30 pl,nn IL Wilmington Fri
daY nfphf hf fhe llat attne Athletic
'}uh
Tft 4 eato y fen - nvo tho eenate
paaaed The Senate hin to reduce ma
ts'nai an1 infasi mortality Ms Tiaf.
ener Ravard Inles apreatad - tho
aerato haof ~ advocacy of the bin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
Announce Birth of Son.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl DuFuria OF 1903
Lincoln street announce the birth of
a son on March o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
vosE-sApLER

MIR. and NIrs. Edward Sadler Of 436
Clavmont street announce the coming
marriage of their daughter Grace Eliza
beth. to Ebert S. Yosc. which will take
place in Madeley NJ f. Church on Thurs
day evening, March "a, at 73O o'clock
Following the marriage there will be an
informal reception in the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hamilton 2204
Van Buren, street, announce the marriage
of their daughter. Clara Dill, 70 Manley
f Michaelson, of Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
March Is, in the Church Of the Trans
figuration, New York City. Mr. and Mrs
Michaelson will be at home after May in
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
WEDDINGS.
RrssrM hAII.AHER.

Miss Blanche f. Galaher of 914 du
Pont street and Robert Russum Of 300
South Jackson street were married Satur-
day evening, March y, Al the parson
age of Cookman NJ f. Church, Rev.
" q Harris officiating
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-18
COMMITTEES GOES AFTER
THAT ROAD THURSDAY
(FrOm Lebanon FalcOln)

(FrOm Lebanon FalCOlnD
The committee appointed al
the road meeting held i'll Danville
last Tuesday to go to Washing
ton City to confer with govern
ment officials in an cndcavor to
secure the federal approval Of the
highway route. from Richmond to
Hardyville left this morning for
the national capital. Henry S.
McElroy. of this city. was joined
here by WoOdsOn Lewis and LII
Glen Durham. OF Green county,
all OF whom left on the early
morning train for Louisville
where they took the c. & O. train
Tor Washington. They will be
joined Ell route by other MEM
bers Of the committee. including
Judge l.. l.. Walker. of Lancas-
ter, and ]. a. Cheek. Of Danville.
w. Vernon Richardson. OF Dan
vile. the other member of the
committee. left last week for the
national capital to make all ar
engagements for the meeting with
high road officials. \ hearing
has already been granted. and on
Thursday the delegation accom-
panied by prominent officials who
favor the project will present
their argument to Thos. H. Nc
Donald. chief of Bureau of Publii
Roads in the Department of Ae-
riculturc The committee carries
all necessary credentials and data
and there is every reason to be-
liere that favorable action will
he secured resembling the action
which disapproved the route for
the federal road through Madi-
son, s'Garrard, Boyle. Marion,
'Taylon Green and Hart counties.
~ A..aasommittee composed OF w,
? Myers. and John r. Thomas,
Of this city, Lucien Durham. of
Grecnsburg. w. ]. Arvin. Camp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-18

belsvlllc, and ]. \. Check. Dan
VILE. appointed at the meeting in
Danvlllc Tuesday went to Frank
tort Friday to confer with State
Road Engineer Joe s. Boggs. Mr..
Boggs. as heretofore. expressed
hearty approval OF the proposed
route and stated that it was over
his protest than the route had
been dlsapproved. The engineer
supplied the gentlemen with all
necessary road maps and other
data and gave them letters cx-
pressing his own approval, for
the committee to present to pro-
per Washington officials. Mr..
bOgSs' home is III Richmond. and
Though he approves the project
also quite natural that his svrn-
also quite natural tina this sv1n-
pathles should favor the route
leading from his home town. The
committee expressed themselves
as having been delighted with the
treatment accorded them by the
road men at Frankfort.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-18
NORMAL STUDENTS
MAY BUY home HERE:

So great is the demand for &C
commodations for the rapidly in
creasing attendance Of Normal
students that some OF them are
even considering purchasing
homes here. Albert Wilson, OF
Whitley county. has returned to
his home and will bring his wife
and four children here. He has
been on the lookout for accom-
modations and has under consid-
Grafton the purchase OF a neat lit
tie bungalow for a home here.
a. A. Ridner has gone to his
home in Jellico. Tenn. having
been called by the serious illness
of his father. He will return for
the next term, however.
c. II. Bach. of Wayne county.
went to Louisville. where his
father was i'll. but returned when
he found his parent much better.
Henry Tussey. of Middlefork.
has been on the sick list for the
past ten day.
Clarence Salyer has returned to
school from home. where he was
called on account OF his mothers
illness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-18
'CASCARETS' IF
SICK OF BILIOUS

Tonight sure! Let a pleasant.
harmless Cascaret work while
you sleep and have your liver ac-
tive, head clear, stomach sweet.
and bowels moving regular by
morning. No gripping or inconven-
fence. 10, 25. SO cent boxes
Children love this candy cathartic
too. It
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-18
Woman Drowned In Well
While Drawing Water

Madisonville. Ky. Feb. 1S-
Mrs. Thos. Rogers. S.. lost her
balance while drawing a bucket
of water from we'll near her
home at Liberty school, Passing
in a wagon, w. G.. Nannoy saw
her feet protruding. and pulled
the body out. but she had been
dead several hours.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-18
II, 100000 Gallons Left Here

Lexington, Feb. Estate Fed
eral Prohibition Director =. NJ.
Williams today sent to Washing-
ton the figures on the bonded
whisky census recently cOmplet-
ed. While no figures were civ
Ell out here, it was stated. it is
believed that Col. +. n. Taylor s
recent estimate that 100000
gallons of whisky are now in
bonded warehouses is correct. =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. James Leeds, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Leeds and Mrs.
/. Hutchinson were dinner
guests of Miss Anna Bell Ward
in Wallace Court, Sunday.