The public ledger. [volume], September 20, 1922, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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OFFICER AVVU.
CAMS ASiNOUNl'ED
TIiIn IHntrlrt Hun Xt Killed Its Quota
of Applicants (or Arnijr
Jobs.
Thin letter Is Bclf-cxiilnimtory :
Louisville, Ky., September U, 1922.
I'tibllc lPKilfr, Maysvlllo, Ky.,
Sir: Tlio t'omiminiling General of
the Fifth I'urtis Aieq, which comprises
the four HtnioH of Kontmkly, Indiana,
Ohio, mid Wi-Ht Virginia, Informs mo
that the number of applientlons from
this ana to take tho examination us
Second Lieutenant In the Hogular
Army, Is inui-11 belo wtlio number re
ceived In other torps areas.
While this may be due, In some meu-
, sure, to the greater bin Iness netlvity
hero. It is also duo In part, no doubt,
a laek of publicity regarding this
ripportunlty fur tho militarily Inclined
Lmng tntu of this section.
(Will you not kindly assist the War
'partment, and ut the same ltne con-
a favor on ninny possible appli
es, by Rlvlnn this n;atter all the
Mlclty possible?
i ho (unlificntioas are, In general, to
between the apes of 21 and 30 years
.nut January 1. ll'L'n, and to be able
Ppor.s the mental and physical cxain-
Itioii, Information cnuecrnlnc which
II bo furnished upon application,
J her In person or ty ma!
iB, l'ostofllco lluildliiK,
Ccntucky.
J Tho Initial pay of n Secot
ant a ll.r.nrt, a year, with
flier In person or by mall to Hoom
Ixiulsvlllo.
econd Ieluten-
nllowancos
for rations and quarters. This is, of
course, subject to inrreaso for length
of service, and for promotion.
Aa about nlno hundred (Ann) vacan
T1 JT
The modern wav.
the quick and easy
way of doing your
washing. Come in
and look at the real
Washing Machine.
ELECTRIC SHOP
Of MAYSVILLE GAS CO.
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Men's Overall Jackets $1.25.
Men's Overalls 98c.
Men's Blue Work Shirts 59c. -Kahki
Shirts 98c.
Shirtings in stripes and checks 20c per yard.
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Q Have Just
Received a
cies are to be filled, the chance of ap
pointment for those making a moder
atoly high grade in tho examination,
la considered good.
The examination will be hold on Oc
tober 23, 1922.
Application blandB, full Information,
etc., will bo furnished on request by
this oITlce.
Thanking you for your assistance
and cooperation, I am, Yours very
trulyq, W. W. WALKER.
Chief of Staff.
WOMEN ORGANIZE TO
PROMT E MOTION PK'Tl'RES.
The production and releasing of mo
tion pictures synchronized with music
In the most ambitious business enter
prise as yet under taken by any group
of women. Dramus Produslnfl and Re
leasing Company Inc., with offices at
1425 Uradway, has been gformed In
New York, and Is officers and controll
ed by women, who Intend to make It a
substantial business project as well as
nn educational force. Among them
aro Mrs. David Allen Campbell, pres
ident, who Is editor o fthe Musical
Monitor and chairman of the music de
partment of the National Council of
Women; Mrs. Nugene Furst, vice pres
ident, co-worker and wife of the well
known composor, William FurBt; Mrs.
Esther It. Abbott, secretary and trcaa,
urcr, founder of tho Children's Hos
pital of Denver; and Mrs. Sydney Far-
rar,' mother of the famous opera
singer, who Is chairman of the Board
of Governors. .
Through the cxporlence and stand
ing of these women and othor women
stockholders women's groups through
out the country have become interest
ed in the potentialities of the project,
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QUI
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.Incorporated)
v Managed by Mr. J. E.
West Second Street
Car of
not only for practical purposes, but
for tho placing of motion pictures on
a sound, artistic plane, and as a part
of the "better music" education.
All of tho pictures produced by thlB
company will be actual dramas set to
music, equal attention being given to
the accompaniment and the story.
They will not bo pictures with merely
appropriate accompaniments, but In
terpretations with music as an essen
tial part o fthe entire story. It is from
the adulations pf the two art forms
that the title "Dramus" Is made; the
first syllables of "drama" and "music"
One particular type of production
which the Dramus will undertake Is
the "Film Symphony", In which facts
of the story binge upon the history of
the music as developed In the accom
paniment The first production will be
such a film symphony, entitled "The
Soul of tho Violin." It Is a complete
feature In the form of an epic written
around tradition of the Stradivarlous
violin, Tho musical arrangements
are to be gauged to fit a full symphony
orchestra down to music available In
the smallest communities.
This new aim for tho motion picture
Industry was reached by the organiz
ers o ftho Dramus company through
the thought that since women and
children form the majority in motion
picture audiences, women known most
nearly what will be welcomed by those
audiences. I'nder the producing and
releasing plan of tho company women
wil be enabled to get what they pre
fer In their own communities, through
th ecoopcrntlon with other producers.
The corporation Is capitalized at
JSOO.OOO and giving over any of tho
feminine control, has men of profes
sional and financial experience on Its
advisory board In orde rto be as cer
tain of Its ground technically as it Is
atlstlcijlly and psychologically.
WHEAT YIELDS ABE BOOSTED
WITH CABE 0 FOCB POINTS.
Lexington, Ky. Despite the fact
that the average wheat yields in Ken
tucky during recent years have been
low, a few progressive farmers have
' demonstrated that yields aa high as
I 30 or 35 bushels an acre can be ob-
tained. TIiobo who have obtained these
profitable yields usually are farmers
I w ho give atentlon to about four main
' factors, such as seed bed preparation
fertilization, the use of good seed and
proper planting dates, soils and crops
j specialists at tho College of Rgrlcul-
. tare say.
"One of the first things to which
j the successful farmer gives atentlon
in making plans for his wheat crop Is
thp preparation of the seed bed. Wheat
demands a soil that Is firm and fine.
I A loose soil means almost certain fall
; nr.! while clods contribute toward re
duel nt; yields. In cases, where It Is
necessary to plow land for wheat, this
operation should be performed In an
plo time to allow for thorough prep,
aratlon of the seed bed.
"The fertilizer most commonly used
for wheat In Kentucky is avid phog.
phate, this material being applied with
limestone and sometimes with a light
application of stable manure. The best
farmers use 200 pounds or more of
acid phosphate an acre. On poor soils
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GUI fVC dlinps.
The Liberty
Warehouse
Will most certainly be opened to receive, handle and sell your
1922 non-pooled crop of tobacco.
CASH will be PAID for every
WATCH for the opening date
Ledger.
Representatives of all the big
on our tales.
The Liberty-
Warehouse
0. M. JONES, Sales Manager.
about 300 pounds of acid phosphate
with a light application of manure
give good results When clover is
seeded In the wheat, better results are
obtained by using limestone with the
acid phosphate and manure.
"Experience has shown thai farmers
who get the highest yields in their
communities also give considerable at-
tion to their seed wheat, using not
only clean, plump seed but also a va
riety that Is adapted to their soils. In
view of tho fact that there is a wider;
diorence in the way different varieties
yield under different conditions, it is
important to seloct a suitable variety.
Many farmers prefer bearded wheat on
thin, wet soils.
Probable Injury from the Hessslan
fly makes it Important that the wheat
is seeded after the recommended dates .
for various sections of the state. I
Wheat sown after October Ii in East- (
em Kentucky, October 5 to 10 in Cen-'
tray Kentucky and October 10 to 14 In
Western Kentucky, is net apt to be
damaged by tho fly."
SOYBEANS PROVE WOBTIf
to morgan corvrv
w:n.
Lexington, Ky. Soybcv.3 have
proved their worth to farmeii in an
other Kentucky county, according I
R. E. Stephenson, soils and crops spe
cialist of the College of Agriculture,
who recently returned from Morgan
county where the beans were grown
for the first time this summer. 1..
view o fthe good showing which the i
beans have made as sol limprovers
and a hay crop it Is probable that the
acreage seeded in the county will b
increased next year.
A few Morgan county farmers plant
ed the soys In their corn for soil lm-
f-provement purposes while others seed
ed the beans broadcast for hay. Good
results were obtained in both cases.
Large numbers of nodules, that con
tain the bacteria capable of drawing
nitrogen from the air, were found on
the roots ot the plans indicating that a
considerable amount of this valuable
plant food will he added to the soils
of the county by the soybeans.
Cowpeas formerly constituted the
chief legume crop grown In the county
but In many cases the beans have
given better results this year than the
peas. eDsplte the fact that most of
both the beans and peas were grown
on good bottom land, the soys demon
strated that they were hotter able to
withstand the drought experienced
throughout the state this year. One
skeptical farmer In the county who
was growing the beans and peas side
by sldo to determine which was beet
suited for his land produced about 3,
000 pounds of peas and 4,000 pounds
of beans an acre.
rienns being grown In the same row
with corn are probably giving the
greatest satisfaction since farmers of
the county have found that htis Is an
economical method of supplying
humus and nitrogen to Improve their
depleted soils. A large part of the bot
tom lands of the county must be seed'
ed to corn year after year. By growing
beans with the corn and cowing a cov
er crop in the fall to prevent erosion
and leaching. and lo furnish a croy to
plow under in the spring, the fertility
of the Morgan county lands can bo
more effectively maintained than In
any other way.
No mau can possibly Improve in any
company for which he has not respect
enough (o be under osmo dogrco of
rostralnt.
snH WhMf Mirl-
crop sold
to be unnonm-.ed soon in the Public
dealers and nianui act mors will be
ARROWHEAD, SKIX CAP
ARE CAVLARY IXS1GMA.
Louisville. A design for shoulder
insignia that celebrates the early pio
neer days of Kentucky has been ap
proved by tho War Department and all
cilieera and men of the 64th Cavalry
dlviBiort will wear on their shoulders
tho coonskin cap and arrow head, sym
bolical of pioneer life, and the cavalry
tabre, according to Ltteutienant Col
onel R. V. Walker, commander.
IIEL PTIIE OLD FOLKS
A Helping Hand Extended to Many
Old People In .llaysvllle.
The infirmities of age are many.
Most old people have a bad back.
The kidneys are often weak
Or worn out with years 'of work.
Backache means days of misery ,
Urinary troubles, nights of unrest.
Donn's Kidney Pills have helped to
make life easier for many.
The yat-e doing no for old and young.
Maytville people are learning this.
Read t lie following local endorse
ment: Charles Kennan, retired farmer, 81
Wood street. Maysville, says: "I have
rsed Dean's Kidney Pills several dif
ferent (in.es within thu last few year3
:id never had them fail to do me good.
My kidneys were in bad shape. The
p retions were unnatural and burned
"rribly in passage. My back kept me
in misery during the time the attack
lssted and I was feeling generally run
down. I went to Wood & Son's Drug
Atore and got a couple of boxes of
'nan's Kidney Pills and began using
Miem. Doan's reached my case at once
!'id cured me up in god shape. 1 have
. livays relied upon Doan's since and
i few now and then regulate my kld
loys and keep them in good condition"
Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Don't
imply wi for a kidney remedy get
'loan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Kennan had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y
Guts the Price
30e. Coffee, steel cut, pound 20c
75c Tea, pound 40c
12 Pounds Best Flour you
ever used 45c
Strip Bacon, pound 15c
Sugar Corn, can 10c
35c Can Fine Cherries 25c
Red Top Malt, box 65c
Pure Cane Sugar, 25 pounds $2.00
THESE PRICES ARE FOR
CASH ONLY
Lee Williams
Wood and Third Street
Sixth Ward.
Furniture Upholstering
Refinishbg and Crating
Everything Guaranteed
L TAYLOR
(,. Orders at U. 0. Knoi A Co.
I'nONK CM.
Williams
Askfnrnrices Rr
WILLIAMS' SXEJH PILLS
Have yon overworked ymr nervm nyatffm
xnA caused trouble wtih our Kidneys and
livnr? Have you pains in lo1n,rldand buck.
Ilavpynu a flabby appearancenf the fat.nnd
undtr theyw7 If no, nse Williams' Kidney w
and Liver i'tlli. For sale byalldrucffiats.
PHci fcOc.
WHAMS MFC. CO., Prep. Clue I mi), Ohfo
C. F. KILGTS, Pharmacist.
GEO. P. LAMBERT
Chiropractor
(TKtefe Building, Market Street
MAYSVILLE KY.
SATISFACTION
We think jou will ciinccile (hat
(here li a niiieriiir!t Mtmni rrj
grade of KIMIKWilf'H hmiuIU
found In other brand of roKKKi:.
One pound pnekptx, frpxli roo.sted
nd steel cat.
ASK Yd fit r.ItOI'KK
The E. R, WEBSTER CO gj
ESTABLISHED OVER l YK.WtS
Tse 1Vebf)terR ORANGE PEKOE TEA
Dr.W. H. Hicks
Osteacath c Pftysicisn
Treatments Given n the Heme
Sv Charles Hotel
Attention,
OF MASON
DoWou Need FARM LOANS?
Arrangements have been
Stock Land Bank, organized and operating under the pro
visions of the Federal Farm Loan Act, tc (end you ,
In amounts up to $35,000 on improvedAfarm
lands in Kentucky. Interest rate 6. Term
33 years. Payments on the amortization
plan. No commission to pay. Small applica
fee charged. Ample funds. Quick service.
For fuSI particulars address or call at
FARMERS & TRADERS BANK
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Maysville
OPP. THE CENTRAL HOTEL, MARKET STREET
Factory Representatives for Player Grand Pianos, Hardmann
Peck Co., Ludwig, Brinkenhoff, Chickering, Jose lixiich 4 Sons,
and other leading make. jtfciWl8l
Phonographs
Pathe, Crystola, Victor and the latest Strand Console Cabinet
Phonographs. We handle the latest Records. O. II. Red Seal (plays
on both sides), Gennett and Victor.. ALL kinds of Phonograph
Needles at pre-war prices.
Our small instruments department is most complete, Violins,
Bows, Cases, Strings, Etc., Banjos, Guitars, and all sundries.
We have the Repeat-o-graph and other Phonograph Repeaters.
Ve handlo the Geer Repeater, $1.75 for a limited time only.
RICHARD SPANIARD GO.
Located with A. Clooney, Jeweler.
Fine line of Watches and Jewelry. Fitting Classes a specialty.
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Geo. C. Devine
OPTOMETRIST.
Eyed Examined
Glasses Scientifically Fitted.
MAYSVILLE, KY.
O'Keofe Bldg. UP STAIRS
Send the little ones
to bed healthy and
happy-give them a ;
supper of delicious
bread and milk. ,
Traxel's Bread
That's the kind.
Higgins & Slattery
I'.NIIEKTAK IKS ud tJtiui
When the tad hour reaoher your
'tome you ttut anout for the needs ot
tlat hour. You w&nt to pa; the tuileet
rjspect to the departed ou You nat
xally want the best there In the C
dcrtaker's line to meet the demands ot
'bo occaalua.
e InTlte your attentloa.to our llae.
ifJTO AND HOKSE-DBArlSI
FUNERALS.
Calls Aasworei Abj Hoar.
'Paoue II. Ml Market tttreei
COUNTY
made with the Louisville Joint
FARMERS
s NewJusic Store
CO.