The public ledger. [volume], November 29, 1920, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Gil THE TRACK.
MucH Lower Price
Than Have Been.
TUT A Mil)
Ml
1M H
If .
, YOU GET THE BENEFIT
Of next spring's lower prices
right now. We've revised our
prices on new falTsuits and over
coats to meet jour desire for good
CLOTHES AT LOWER COST
ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Reduced
25
Geo. H. Frank & Co.
Maysville ' Foremost Clothiers.
SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY
MISSING FROM HOME
Boy Left For Sindaj- School Sunday
Morning Has Not Since Been Seen
Police asked To Help Search.
Allie Downs, MaysviUe school boy,
16 years of age, son of Mr. and Mrs.
- Benjamin Downs of West Third street,
has- been mysteriously missing from
his home since 9 o'clock Sunday
morning and efforts of the parents
and police to locate the young man
have thus far been futile.
Young Downs, who attended Sunday
school at the First Baptist church
quite regularly, left his home Sunday
morning at about 9 o'clock telling his
mother that he was going to Sunday
school. He failed to reach the Baptist
church and has not since been home.
It Is thought that he might have gone
away on a trip with other school boys,
not telling his parents, but all boys
of his age and with whom he was
chummy are either at school today or
have been accounted for by the Truant
Officer.
The young man was greatly taken
with the dog and pony show at the
Corn and Tobacco Fair last week and
officers think he might have left Mays
viUe with that show. The show, how-
ever did not leave Maysville until
Sunday afternoon and young Downs
was not seen about the car at the time
oi leaving.
The young man's father Is in the
revenne service and has been located
at one of the local distilleries for sev
' eral months. The police will make
every possible effort to locate the miss
ing boy before he gets too far from
Maysville.
FORMER WIFE SUES LOCAL
JLO FOB CHILDREN.
The suit In Adams county, of Mrs.
Elizabeth .Berry, of Bellevue, against
her former husband, Mr. Ell Berry, of
this city, for the possession of their
children, Is creating considerable In
terest Some twenty odd iwitnesses are
being heard in the case. Mr. Berry
and bis first wife are divorced and he
has married the second time. The wife
seeks possessions of their infant chil
dren. the hearing of a breach of the
peace case in which a couple of col
ored -women of Washington were In
volved, was dismissed by Judge Pur
nell this morning.
Loner Priced Clothes
FOR EVERYBODY
THERE ARE ONLY TWO WAYS TO MAKE LOWER PRICES
ON CLOTHES EITHER LOWER THE QUALITY STANDARDS
OR TAKE LESS THAN A NORMAL PROFIT ON FINE GOODS.
WE WONT SELL CHEAP QUALITY SO WE;VE LOWERED
PRICES ON HART SCHAFFNER '& MARX 'FINE SUITS AND
OVERCOATS. REMARKABLE VALUES AT
- $44.75 :
."" . YOU GET YOUR MONEY BACK D7 YOU'RE NOT SATISFIED
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES.
Squires-Brady Co.
Second and Market Streets
t ' HOME OF HAST SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES.
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CONSIDERABLE FALLING
OFF IN S. S. ATTENDANCE
Fair Week Cuts Down Sunday School
Attendance To Yery Small
v Figures.
Sunday School Attendance Secre
tary Richardson reports attendance at
local Sunday schools Sunday as fol
lows: Christian '. 198
First Presbyterian 124
Third Street M. E 103
First ,Bapttst .; 93
Sedden M. E 80
"Little Brick" M. E., South "4
First M. E., South 61
City MiBslon 60
Scott M. E. (colored) 78
Bethel Baptist (colored) 74
County.
Hilldale '. 71
Mill .Creek Christian 66
Mayslick Christian 47
Sardis M. E 44
Dover Christian 36
Washington Presbyterian 27
Orangeburg Christian 26
Hebron M. E., South 21
Dover M. E., South ' 20
Washington M. E., South 20
Minerva Christian 19
Minerva M. E., South 18
Forman's Chapel M. E., South .....18
Adult Bible Classes. -
Loyal Men, Christian ....".38
Brotherhood, Third Street M. E. ...25
Baracas, First Baptist ' 23
Wesley Brotherhood 16
Loyal Women, Christian ...47
Hilldale Hustlers, (mixed) 23
Alethean, Mill Creek Christian ....19
Berry, First Baptist 16
Willing Workers, First M. E., South 15
Epworth, Third Street M. E. . . .. . . .15
Phllathca, First Baptist 11
Loyal Workers, "Little Brick" ....10
BOOXE COCSTY
FARMER KILLS PARTNER.
Henry Souther, 35, farmer, BulllttB
ville, Boone county, Ky., about eight
miles from Covingtonr who shot and
killed William Balue, 30, his partner,
was at liberty on $5,000 bonds Mon
day. Souther claims self-defense.
Bond was furnished by his father.
Souther called L. A. Conner, sher
iff, Burlington, Ky., on the 'phone
Sunday and told blm he had killed
Balue and that he wonld surrender.
The shooting accurred In Souther's
barn at 4 a. m. Sunday.
Balue had part Interest in livestock
and the men argued, oyer division of
it, Souther said.
Souther said Balue attempted to
run a pitch ford through his back and
attacked him with a blackjack. A
blackjack was found in Balue's pocket
Souther used a shotgun. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh had as
their guests for Thanksgiving week,
Mr. Earl Welsh and bride, of Conners
vllle, Ind., and Mr. Nelson Coons, of
Pittsburgh.
J THE MOST
REFRESHING w
DRINK IN THE WORLD
BOTTLED
AT ALL GROCERY STORES
CAFES AND STANDS.
T - -
JAUUkl L ' W ell W lULi
WOMEN VOTERS CF
THIS STATE TO
HOLD MEETING
Women Leaders of State to Meet In
Lexington to Organize League,
-Of Women Voters.
A call for a convention of prom
inent women voters to meet In Lexing
ton, December 15, for the purpose of
completing the organization of the
Kentucky , League of Women Voters,
was Issued by the Joint meeting of the
executive board of the Kentucky
Equal Rights Association, and the or
ganization commitee of the Kentucky
League of Women voters' at Lexington
Saturday morning and afternoon.
The convention will be for the pur
pose of organizing the' women voters
of the state tor the purpose of passing
legislation tending to equalization of
the political, economic and commer
cial status of the sex. The work of the
organization will be the principal bus
iness of the convention, and during
the next year the energies of the body
will be devoted to starting local or
ganizations throughout the state for
purpose of carrying on the movement.
Mrs. Herbert Mengel, of Louisville,
presided at the meeting Saturday af
ternoon, with Miss Mary Bronaugh.
Five cities and seven congressional
districts . were represented by the
members of the two boards present.
Members of the Organization Com
mittee of the Kentucky League of
Women Voters are Mrs, Herbert W.
Mengel, of Louisville; Mrs. Samuel M.
Wilson and Mrs. A. M. Harrison, of
Lexington. Members of the Equal
Rights Board are Mrs. John Q. Smith,
Frankfort; Mrs Samuel T. Castleman,
Mrs. James A. Leech, Mrs. Herbert
Firth, Covington; Mrs. Henry Offutt,
Frankfort; Mrs. Joseph Alderson,
Middlesboro. Chairmen of the stand
ing committees of the Kentucky
League of Women Voters are Mrs. R.
P. Halleck, Mrs. Edwin P. Glossop,
Louisville; Miss Frances Jewell. Miss
Mary. Scrugham," Lexington; Miss
Alice Lloyd. Maysville; MIsb Mary
Bronaugh, HopkinBVlllo; Mrs. Ed
mund M. Post, of Paducah; Mrs. J. E.
Judah, of Louisville.
ENGLISH TOWNS
GUARDED BY SOLDIERS.
London, November 29. All Eng
land today Is virtually under mili
tary rule, with an army of troops on
guard in an attempt to check the wave
of shootings and incendiary fires
which are ascribed to Sinn Fein ter
rorists. Warehouses in a score of Irish and
English cities have been burned, shots
fired Into police stations, and two offi
cers killed. The Parliament buildings
In London remain closed to the pub
lic and no one Is allowed Jo pass the
barricades In Downing and St Charles
streets without a military permit.
ICE BREAKS IN
' MISSOURI BITER.
Is-
Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 29. The Ice
broke in the Missouri River here Sun
day within an hour the stream had
risen five feet, eight IncheB, carrying
out a large proportion of a temporary
bridge.
O. W. Roberts, weather observer,
said It was the. first time in the hiB
tory of the local bureau that ice bad
broken up at this time of the year.
The maximum thickness was about
nine inches until a week ago. .
EARTHQUAKE ON PACIFIC
COAST ROCKS HOUSES.
Spokane, Wash., November 29. An
earthquake, which rocked houses and
awakened sleepers was experienced
here at 3:30 to 8:40 yesterday morn
ing. All the district between this city
and Porland, Ore., was affected.
PROMINENT ABERDEEN
COUPLE WEDS HERE.
Mr. Lafayette W. Fulton, prominent
business man and land owner of Ab
erdeen, and Mrs. Dladema B. Purdon,
also of Aberdeen, were quietly mar
ried here Saturday evening.
.
SENATOR STOLLS
..HOME IS ROBBED.
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Central Kentucky police were on
the lookout Monday for thieves who
stole Jewelry valued at $3,000 from the
Home of William Stoll, state senator,
Lexington, Ky. ' '
CITY SCHOOL BOARD
MEETS ON TUESDAY.
. The Clty Board of Education will
hold Its regular monthly meeting at
the High School building Tuesday eve
ning. Business of importance Is to
come before the body.
A Dew relnklng device renews the
life In pale typewriter ribbons with
out removal from machines.
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AT OPERA HOUSE
SPECIAL SESSION MAY
. FOLLOW CONGRESS MEET
Special Session of Kentucky Legisla
ture May Be Called Following Ac
tion By Congress In December
Washington, Nov. 29. An extra
session of the Kentucky Legislature
this winter Is forecast here. Governor
Morrow Is expected to Issue the call
for the extraordinary session as soon
as Congress passes' the bill establish
ing the unit of apportionment under
the census of 1920. This legislation is
to, be rushed through Congress as
soon as possible during the coming
short session. -
Upon the size of the unit estab
lished will depend the number of Ren-
resentatlves 1ft Congress which tbeH
State of Kentucky will have during
the next decennial period, or until an
other, census is taken. There 1b every
Indication now that the number of
Kentucky Representatives In Congress
will remain the same as at present,
but this will not prevent a new appar
tionment of the state for Congression
al purposes.
The purpose of the extra session
which Governor Morrow has decided
to call will be t ) reapportion the state
of Kentucky Into Congressional dis
tricts.
Mrs. J. Watt LawBon and daughter,
Mary Lewis, Mrs. Rollle Kendall and
Mrs. Laura Todd, of Flemlngsburg,
were here Sunday to see Dr. J. J.
Dickey. ,
A rattlesnake killed by a colored
man on the Hunsicker coal property
at East Second and Union streets, was
being displayed on the streets here
Saturday. '
Monty back without qnaation
If HUNT'S Salve falla In tha
traatramt of ITCH, ECZEMA,
RINGWORM, TETTER or
otbar Itohlor akin diaeaaaa.
Try 75 oant boa al our rlak.
At M. A. Swift. Drug Store.
Music Instructions
I MILL TAKE PUPILS ON THE
TIOLDf, TIOLA, CELLO, STRING
BASS, AND ALL BRASS ISSTBC
MEMS, BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1.
GEO. D. BARNARD,
DIreotor Maysville Bays' Band.
'PHONE 788.
GEO, P. LAMBERT
Chiropractor
' O'Ktafa Building, Market Street
MAYSVIUE KY.
Lady AstiktauL
'Phone 692.lt.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
All Items under this head 1 cent a
word. Minimum charge 10 cents.
WANTED
WANTED Furnished house or apart
ment. .Address Box 653. 24.Nov3t
FOE KENT
FOR RENT House of 4 rooms, and
five acres of land on Mt Carmel
pike. Rent reasonable to small fam
ily. Address Mrs. Jennie McLaugh
lin, 308 Elm street, Newport, Ky 2t
FOR RENT Two rooms; gas and
.water and other conveniences. Ap
ply at 1217 Forest avenue. 26Nov6t
FOR RENT Five room house, newly
furnished, wJth water and gas, to
couple with no children. Apply at
1225 East Second street 'Phone
468-W. fNovtf
FOR SALE Two counters; a gaso
line light plant and fixtures, at 301
East Fpurth street. 24Nov3t
FOR SALE Four 32x4 tires, with
rims, and one Willard battery. 226
Commerce street. 24Nov6t -
FOR BALE "City property. 'Phone
71L W. S. Antle, Maysville Ky. 9tl
FOR SALE Goldfish.
See Dr. J. A.
6Novtf.
Dodson.
J.OIT
LOST Bunch of Keys; return to
this office and oblige. 29Nov3t
LOST Purse containing about $11
In money on street car line or be
tween car line and Liberty ware
house. Return to Omar Dodson's
and receive reward. 26Nov3t
LOST One 21-jewel Waltham watcli,
gold case, size 18. Has Masonlo em
blem and Initials "W. B. L," on back.
Reward of $10 paid If returned to
W. B. Lemyter, 42 East Fourth
street 23N'ot6L
In "JACK
STRAW"
A special meeting of the Mason Fis
cal Court was held at the court house
this morning. No business of Impor
tance was transacted. -
Two counterfeiters, caught In the
act of printing counterfeit paper mon
ey were arrested by Cincinnati police
Sunday afternoon.
In the days 0 fthe Pharoahs some of
the most sacred religious offices were
held by women. '
MISS BESSIE HIGGIIIS
1 Maker of Ladies' Garments
Millinery and Mei's Shirts
Phone 715 117 West Fourtt Street
Anything You
Want to Eat
Go to the :
Mod.
RESTAURANT
Just Like Going Home
JAMES FROST, ir. FRANK ROOSTER RAUCKE
JUST
A complete assortment of all
the necessary ingredients to go ta
that FRUIT CAKE you are going
to bake for Christmas. Also a
new stock of PAT-A-CAKE that
we are selling at 30 cents per
package.
And, have you tried our BAB
EEL KRAUT? Well, if you have
not, you are missing a rare treat.
W. I. NAUMAN & BRO.
"THE HOME OF GOOD EATS"
117-119 W. Secend St. ' Pbam 619
The (lew Citizens
Auto REPAIR
Shop
ON BUIDGE STREET
It now open ready to receive your car
with Its trouble. Drfre In and let us
get acquainted, me with youf car and
you with my work. For it the work
that tells you who I am.
With Fair Price and Honest Work.
Lest than wholesale.
Dont forget when yon need
COFFEE I liae cut the price just half
All Can Goods, nearly half.
Buy NOW. Goods wont remain al
these prices! It costs far more to pack
(hem. ,
LEE WILLIAMS
Wood Street.
HAVE T0CB ETES EXAMINED
AND
GLASSES f ITTED BY
GEO. C DETIKK
Optometrist and Optician.
O'leefe Bonding, Market Street,
Upstairs Oyer DeNuile.
LooM
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ARRIVED
Pure Lard
25c Pound
Tomorrow At. Gem and Opera House
Motet Hcniing fesSy hJ-L
Tongs terminating in curved plates
have been invented for carrying Ice
cream cans by gripping, them below
their top flanges,.
Pastime .Today
JOE "SHOESTRING" RYAN and JEAN PAIGE in the Aral episode
J , of the sensational mystery serial
HIDDEN DANGERS
A Dr. J ekyl and Mr. Hyde serial. Three big thrills in each epi
sode. See a man change his whole physical being right before your
own eyes. He breaks a steer's neck with his bare hands. You don't
believe it? It can't be done? Then it's up to you to go and se it.
Also the world's funniest man CTTAT?.t.tp. fiffiPTtw 4. ... .
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his best comedies. Also INTERNATIONAL NEWS.
ADMISSION 10 AND 15 CENTS.
. TOMORROW WLLLIA MRUSSELL as a bed-blooded man of
the mountains in "THE VALLEY OF TOMORROW." Russell as
a moonshiner in a great feud picture. Prison bars could no hold a
.nan who had sworn to avenge his sister's dishonor. Could you mar-
iy ine sister 01 tne man wno bad
own little sister? Suspense every
ty in every scene. A wonderful picture.
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V ta Cane SUGAR
Per Pound v..,
25 Pounds ..
100 Pounds
Note We do not deliver
WHICH DO YOU THINK
FROM THE ROASTER, OR
l AND CARRIED IN STOCK
, CUP THE FRESH OASTED
Mavsville Tea, Coffee & Spice Co.:
j-uaiTiDiuors.
PURE FOOD STORE
202 MARKET STREET
PHONE
FRUIT
. CAM
.-' 75c -Pound
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Federal System of bakeries
East Third Street
Mr
. Robt. Bra's
FOR
EIGHT-ROOM RESIDENCE, WITH SATH AND
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; EVERY'
ROOM IS PIPED FOR NATURAL GAS: GAS v
GRATES IN EVERY ROOM, AND ALL IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION. LARGE LOT 104 BY
' ABOUT 200 FEET; GARAGE, STABLE AND ALL
NECESSARY OUTBIHLDINGS ; LARGE PLACE
FOR GARDEN, GOOD CHICKEN RUN AND
CHICKEN HOUSE. -THIS SPLENDID PLACE IS
LOCATED ON EAST FOURTH STREET, ONLY
FIVE MINUTES WALK TO BUSDSESS PART OF
OF THE TOWN. POSSESSION NOVEMBER
FIRST, AND IT'S PRICES TO SELL.
Sherman Arn
WILL SELL
SQCIBE DEU8QCAJH
No. East ieconi Itmt.
The wine production of Madeira this
year is estimated in excess of 1.320,000
gallons, a thirty per cent increase
from last year.
. . vuv wl
brought shame and death to your
minute : action everv second : Wn.
. nc
$2.75
$10.75
less than 100 pounds at this price;
BEST COFFEE, FRESH
COFFEE, ROASTED, GROUND, I
FOR MONTHS, TRY HONEY (
COFFEE, THE TASTE TELLS. I
NEXT D9QR SWIFT DRUG STORE (
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