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Weather
Unsettled with ahowera tonight ana
tomorrow.
EDITION i
Volume XXX No. 168.
MAYSVXLXJS, XY MONDAY, OCT. 16, 1922.
TSi COPT TWO CKKTt
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BAND AND MASTER
COMPLIMENTED BY
WESTERN PAPER
Paper PubUsbed In Former Home of
Mr. Barnard, Praises Cardinal
Hand and Their
Leader.
,The Dally Ardmorlte, October 7th,
1922, of Ardmore, Okla., lays:
Thoie who take Interest In things
musical In Ardmore, may be Interested
In learning that a former bond master
who worked here for some time, has
been doing great things In orgunislng
a band of nation wldo reputation, since
leaving Ardmoro and from press
notices the organization has recolvcd
It Is evidently a wonderful musical
aggregation.
The band In question Is the Ken
tucky Cardinal Hand of Maysvlllo, Ky.,
composed of 45 boys under the direc
tion of George D. llurnard. an aggre
gation that Is recognized ns the best
of its kind In the I'nlted States.
The band has Jut completed en
gagements at tho Ohio State Fair at
Columbus. Ohio, and at tho Blue Grass
Fair at Islington, Ky., and press
notices from papers In both places are
extremoly flattering.
Mr. Barnard w ho is rated as a com
poser and arranger with Sousa, Pryor,
King, Vundor Cook, and other of like
calibre, has Just composed a new
march dedicated to Governor Morrow
of Kentucky that Is bolug wldoly
played throughout the country,
A recent program rendered by the
band shows that it has developed the
A. R. C. class, as nothing but the best
standard overtures and selections
were Included.
Mr. Barnard has many friends
Ardmore who will rejoice at the sue
cets he has achieved In putting Mays
vlllo on tho musical map.
October 16 Is tbe last day to discount
yoor telephone bllL 90ct7t
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don't bate to make any
changes to use either gas or
cost.
We ran make prompt dcllt-
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FLEMING (IKCl'IT HURT.
OPENS TEIIM TODAY.
Circuit Judge C. D. Newell went to
Flemlngsburg Monday morning
open the fall term of the Fleming Clr
cult Court. There Is a very large dock
et for this term and the criminal dock'
et Includes two murder cases.
BAPTISMAL SERVICE
CLOSES REVIVAL,
Tho revival at the First Baptist
church which has been in progress for
tho past two weeks was brought to
close Spnday evening with baptismal
service. The ordinance was admlnls
terod by the pastor, llcv. John A. Dnvls
before a largo audience.
CARDS TAKE FIRST
TWO IN CONTEST
OVER JAGUE RAG
Maysville Gets Out In Front In Race
for Championship By Winning
Both Saturday and Sunday
From Cynthlana.
In
I H. S.L0GES AGAIN
TOJLHGSBURG
Local GHddera Unable to Cross Fleas-
ingsburg's Line and Jnst as Unable
To Hold Their Squad.
Beef again triumphed over pluck
Saturday when the Maysvllle High
School grldders went down to defeat
31 to 0 at the hands of the big "Red"
eleven representing Flemlngsburg
High. The local are still handicapped
by the absence of several of their
biggest men and were unable to hold
the line plunging of their opponents
Tbe local pulled off several long gains
by means of their open game and at
the end of the first half were In the
hndows of the goal posts.
Scoro: 1 2 3 4 T.
Flemlngsburg 7 6 6 1231
Maysvlllo 0 0 0 0 0
Officials: Referee, Jim 8erver, Lex
ington; Umpire Dudley, Flemlngs
burg; Head linesman, Dudley Flem
lngsburg.
TONIGHT AT THE
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Harry Shannon's Players, that good
old excellent show will open their en
gagement for a three-night stand at
our playhouse and feel sure that a
packed house will greet them.
The opening play, "The Marriage of
Oeraldlne" has been their opening play
all season, and It's been proven on of
the best plays In tbe Shannon reper
toire. It affords all the members of
the cast a wonderful chance to get
woven Into the good will of the the
ater lovers, It having a strong story,
good fast comedy, with plenty of
claasy costumes.
Tbe vaudeville between the acta Is
a little above the average. The Shan
non orchestra, along Is strong enough
to feature as a headline act. They
play from the latest Jazz music to
opera.
Many of your old favorites are still
with the Shannons and the new faces
with the show are sure to make them
selves solid with you.
WASTED
Second-hand books for City Mission
night school. Grades from first to six.
call or leave at Mission rooms. tf
MISS SADIE T. PRXTHER, 8upt
FEDERAl'COrBT' OPENS
AT COVINGTON TO DAT,
The District Federal Court for the
Eastern district of Kentucky opened
at Covington for tho regular fall term
Monday morning with Judge A. M. J.
Cochran, of this city, presiding. This
promises to be the busiest session of
Fedoral court held in Covington for
many a day because of the large num
ber of criminal cases, the most of
which are for Infractions of tho prohi
bltlon laws. Mr. J. C. Rains, of this
city, Is a member of the Federal grand
Inrv At thlfl term.
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BUTS MORGAN RES- r-yv
After defeating Cynthlana, winners
of the last half of tho Blue Grass
league season, by a score of 7 to 6,
Saturday, the Maysvllle Cardinals
came back on Sunday and repeated tbe
dose by a score of 6 to 6 thereby tak
Ing a running lead In the contest for
the championship.
The Cardinals came from behind In
the ninth Inulng nod put across a two
run rally which won the contest.
Blakefield batted for McClure and
walked. Hurst ran for Brakefleld and
wont to third on Harding's hit. Bos'
kon's fly scored Hurst and Class
singled to right scoring Harding.
The score:
Cynthlana AB R H PO A E
Phillips. 3b 5 1 1 0 2 0
Rorer, 2b 6 1 3 1 2 1
Seltz, sb 3 1 1 2 2 1
Schumacher, lb 5 1 2 8 0 0
Linden, rf 4 1 1 2 0 0
Bramol. cf 4 0 1 3 0 2
Reno, If 4 0 1 2 0 1
Barker, c 4 0 1 7 0 0
Long, n 4 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 38 6 1125 9 6
Maysvllle AB R H PO A E
Harding, lb 4 2 2 12 1 1
Bosken, cf 3 1 1 6 0 0
Class, rf S 1 3 0 0 0
Slaybock. 2b 4 0 0 0 3 0
Kresser, ss 4 0 2 0 2 3
Burman, 3b 3 0 O S 1 0
Margerum, If 3 0 0 2 0 0
Connolly, c 4 1 0 6 1 0
McClure, p 3 0 0 0 4 1
t Brakefleld 0 0 0 0 0 0
SHurst 0..1 0 0 0 0 0
MEN SHOOT EACH OTHER;
BOTH EXPECTED TO DIE
Scioto, Ohio, County Fanner and Mer.
chant In Argument Over Tresspass
ing Pigs Are Both Shot.
Portsmouth, Ohio, Oct It. James
Compton, 66 years old, and James
DanlelB, 39, Mount Joy, Ohio, mer
chant, are In a critical condition as the
result of a gun fight at Compton's
home Sunday morning.
An argument over an -Invasion by
pigs Into Compton's corn field Is said
to have led to the shooting.
Daniel's pigs entered the Compton
premises early Sunday nnd Compton
fired at them, police were told. Dan
iels then went to 'the Compton home
and, following an argument, struck
Compton, Compton's wife told officers.
Compton, It Is said, drew a revolver
and shot Daniels twice. Daniels wrest
ed the gun from Compton and shot
him twice, officers said. Both men are
expected to die.
YOUNG GIRL FOUND
SLAIN IN BED ROOM
OF HERJjWN HOME
Sweetheart Held for Her Murder
Bruises on Body Indicate That She
Had Been Bun Over By
Buggy.
LLOYD GECTGE FACES
ANOTHER CRISIS
Resignation of Primes Minister or His.
solution of Parliament In
England Predicted.
TAURAXT AND GBOCEBT.
Sherman Arn Saturday sold the res
taurant and grocery of Mrs. R. P. Mor
gan, located In the Davia property at
Second and Commerce streets, Fifth
ward, to Miss Minnie Sproemberg,
After the store has received a new,
modern front and is enlarged Miss
Sproemberg will move her grocery
from the Blanchard property to this
location.
NEW
ATTEND MASONIC GRAND
LODGE AT LOl lSVILLE.
S. P. Browning, Treasurer of the
Orphans' Educational Fund, A. G. Sul-
ser, member of the Million Dollar
committee and Grand King of the
Grand Chaper, C. O. Gault. represent
ing Maysvllle Lodge No. 52 F. & A. M.,
C. P. Rasp, representing Maysvllle
Chapter No. 9 R, A. M., and C. E. Pet
erson representing Maysvllle Council
No. 36 R. & S. M., left Monday morn
ing for Louisville to attend the annual
meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge
of Kentucky, tbe Grand Chapter and
the Grand Council which will be In
session In that city this week.
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Totals 33 6 8 27 12 S
'One out when winning run was
scored "In ninth.
tBatted for McClure In ninth.
Ran for Brakefleld.
Summary Two-base hits, Bosken,
Class, Undcn, Schumacher; Three-
b-M hits, Phlllipsr BratneU Schumach
er; Sacrifice hits, Harding, Bosken,
Soltz; Stolen bases, Seltz; Struck out,
by McClure 6, by Long 6; Base on
balls, off McClure 1, off Long 4;
Double plays, McCluro to Harding to
Burinun; Left on bases, Maysvllle 8,
Cynthlana 8; Time, 1:60; Umpire,
Wells.
Canned
Now arriving daily.
LIBBY'S ASPARAGUS TIPS,
PACK
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PEAS, 'CORN, TOMATOES,
October 16 Is tbe last day to discount
your telephone bill. 90ct7t
NEW ORANGEBURG SCHOOL
OPENED MONDAY. MORNING.
The attractive new Orangeburg
school was opened for use the first
time Monday morning. The building
which was erected by general con
tractor J. C. Simons, this city. Is one
of the most attractive school buildings
In Mason county. It Is a two story
brick structure with an auditorium,
six large class rooms and a basement.
The building is modern In every re
spect and the people of the Orange
burg neighborhood have a right to be
nroud of it. Prof. Damplor Is the
principal.
T0LLESB0R0 CITIZEN
DIED 8 ATI RI) AY.
Mr. Atyner F. Hord, aged 70 years,
died Saturday afternoon lute at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. C. C. Bane,
of Tollesboro, after an Illness of two
weeks of pneumonia. Mr. Hord was a
very prominent farmer. Dr. W. H.
Hord, O. J. Hord, and R. T. Hord, of
this county are brothers and Mrs. A.
R. Howard, of the county, is a sister.
Dr. Winn Hord and Dr. A. O. Taylor,
of this city, are nephews. Funeral was
held Monday morning at the Olivet
church and burial was made at Olivet
October 16 Is the last day to discount
your telephone bill. 90ct7t
WILL WEI) TUESDAY.
Marriage license was issued Mondnv
by County Clerk A. M. Jams ' ry to Mr.
John M. Fritz, aged 32, an ! .Vi Mnry
L. Feltus, aged 28, both of Maysvllle.
They will be married at St. Patrick's
church Tuesday morning.
Bedford, Ky., Oct. 16. Tandy Law,
24 years old, was arrestod today and
charged with the murder of his 16-
year-old sweetheart, Thelma Chandler,
whose body was found Saturday night
ou her bud in her home.
With Law the girl witnessed a base.
ball game In Sulphur Saturday after-
uuon. Ho then left with her. in a buggy,
It was lute at night wlieu Samuel
Chandler, the girl's father, returned
homo. He investigated to see that all
of his children were In bud. Thelma
was dead.
Her body, fully clothed, had been
dragged across the floor before It was
tossed on the bed. The girl's hat was
In place, her cape was neatly ar
ranged ou her, but a corner of the
carpet was upturned and chairs had
been moved from their customary
places. Evidence was found that she
also had hen dragged across the porch.
Sunday afternon an autopsy was
performed. They found bruises on the
body evidently made, they said, by
horse's hoofs and the steel rim of
buggy wheel. Tho victim had suffer
ed internal Injuries and a ruptured
heart
In seeking a motive for the crime,
investigators learned Law had been
calling on the girl for some time, de
spite her father's wishes. She, they
added, soon would have become
mother.
cnorts to trace the girl's move
ments from tbe time she left the base
ball game so far have ben without sue
coss. Law, who lives In Sulphur and
at times Is employed as a mall carrier
snld the first news he had of his sweet
hearts death was received Sunday
morning. At that time he was notified
fhat he was wanted for her murder.
Law declared he left the Chandler
home nt 6 o'clock. Bloodhounds were
used Sunday in an effort to determine
whether the girl was thrown from a
buggy, and at what point in the road.
London, Oct. 16. Premier David
Lloyd George's resignation or dissolu
tion of Parliament may come any day
this week, it was learned on high au
thority today.
Austen Chamberlain, nominal leader
of the Unionist party, called a con
ference of Unionist members of the
government to consider the crisis.
Upon the outcome of this meeting of
Conservatives today depends the date
of the coming general election, now
considered inevitable.
With friends and enemies of the
prime minister clashing In the press
over the government's near eastern
policy, the Issue will be put squarely
up to the people, It was believed.
"We are on the eve of a general
election," many of the newspapers
both pro and antl-Georglan, assert
B, A. M. NOTICE.
Regular monthly convocation of
Maysvllle Chapter No. 9 R. A. M. will
bo held at the Masonic Temple Mon
day evening at the usual hour. All
Companions are Invited. Visitors made
welcome.
EAST END RESIDENCE SOLD.
At administrator's sale Saturday af
ternoon the Arthur home in East Sec
ond street was purchased by Mr. Slier.
man Am for a client at $5,600.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
"Squire Fred W. Bauer Is holding his
regular monthly term of civil court
at his office In the court house Monday
NOTICE.
Mr. Yazell Is no longer connected
with the Modern Laundry having rc-
sined his position with that firm.
v' GOES TO LEXINGTON.
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Mr. John W. Mathews, sporting ed
itor of the Public Ledger, left Monday
for Lexington where ho has accepted
a position with the R. J. Reynolds To
bacco Company for the winter months.
October 16 Is the last day to discount
your telephone bill. 90ct7t
Colonel Langhorn Tabb Anderson
who has been a patient at the Jewish
Hospital, Cincinnati, is reported to be
improving most satisfactorily and was
enabled to sit up for the first time for
an hour Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thelse Owens, Mr. and
Mrs. Cbas. E. Curran and Mr. Madison
Lindsay motored to Serpent Mound,
Adams county, Ohio, Monday.
STATE WILL PUSH
EXAMINATION INTO
DOUBLE MURDER
Special Investigator To Be Assigned
To Unravel Murder of New
Jersey Minister and Wife
Of His Sexton.
New Brunswick, N. J., Oct. 16. A
hired gang of experienced crlmnals,
led by an expert gunman and accom
panied by a woman who hated the sex
ton's wife, but lovod the pastor, con
ducted the double murder of Rer. Ed
ward Wheler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor
Mills ou September 14, la the belief of
a majority of those investigating the-
case.
From letters placed In the hands of
the authorities by Charlotte Mills,
motherless victim of the tragedy, and
from the fact that the preacher and
woman answered mysterious tele
phone calls, the Investigators, while
awaiting appointment of a single head
to their activities, agreed the murder
was planned In advance.
The attorney general of New Jersey
was expected to name today a man to
supersede the present prosecutor.
Detective George Tooten, who haa
been on the case from the start, pub
licly expressed the arch-criminal
theory, and said that within a few
days the public would see he was
right
KANT HEAR PROMINENT
PRESBIXERIAN EDUCATOR.
There were large audiences at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
both morning and evening to hear Dr.
Vandor Meulen, president of the Pres
byterian Theological seminary. Dr.
Vander Meulen is one of the best
speakers heard in Maysvllle In many
a day and his visit to our city was
greatly enjoyed.
MAGAZINE FAKIRS SOUGHT
BY PUBLISHERS.
A representative of a large eastern
magazine puMishing house was In
Maysvllle Monday on the search of a
.party of fakirs who were thought to
be headed this way. This party haa
been soliciting subscriptions for the
publishers' magazines and keeping the
money thereby defrauding both pub
lisher and subscriber.
Miss Ida D. Wall has returned home
after a visit of some months with her
niece, Mrs. H. L. Myer, In Alabama.
Y. W. A. MEETS.
Tho Young Woman's Auxiliary of
the First Baptist church will hold Its
Leslie Coulter was cleared of a ' regular monthly meeting at the church
charge of "skipping" his board bill In Monday evening at 7 o'clock. All
City Court, Monday afternoon. members are expected to attend.
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PEACHES AND APRICOTS
Also BEST line of FRESH VEGETABLES to be had in town.
DINGER BROS.
LEADING; RETAXLXBS
A Friend in Need
Oivo your Saving Account regular attention and
in future yean it will be your beat friend.
In aickneai or health, in good timea or la hard
times, it will not fail you.
A friend who will bring the doctor, pay the grocer,
eduoate your children, and continue to protect tad care
I ( for your family after you are gone,
- Let M introduce you to erery man'i beit friend. , .
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 07 THE
ESTATE NATIONAL BANK
LOSES RIGHT HAND
LN BRICK MACHINERY.
Mr. Clarence GInn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Huff GInn, of the East
End, suffered tbe loss of his right
hand Monday morning when his
hand was caught in a machine at
the Maysvllle Brick Company's
plant where he was employed.
Amputation was necessary, all of
the fingers being badly torn and
mashed.
MR..CLeANANpye
PURITY IS PARAMOUNT, OUR
SEBYICE SITES
The sanitary equipment of our
cleaning and pressing departments
should make you feel confident of sat
isfaction when you send a garment or
a suit to us. We pay particular af
tentlon to restoring the freshness of
the clothes you aend us.
The Modern Laundry and.
Dry Cleaning Go.
SI last Second Street Tboue 163
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A COMBINATION OF EVERY FINE FABRIC AND SMART DESIGNING MAKES
THESE WHIPCORDS THE SUIT OF THE HOUR.
YOUNGER MEN LIKE THEM FOR SPORT OR BUSINESS WEAR. THEY'RE NEW;
LONG WEARING ; GOOD LOOKING. WE ARE SHOWING THEM IN THE NEW GOOD
SHADES. THEY'RE TREMENDOUSLY POPULAR. THEIR PRICDXG IS VERY MODEST.
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SEVERAL FANS MOTOR
TO CYNTHIANA TODAY.
Several local tans accompanied the
Cardinals to Cynthlana Monday where
they will play the third game In the
post season series to determine the
championship of tho Blue Grass league
Maysvllle fans are very hopeful of see
ing the league pennant floating over
tbe local ball field all of next season.
CHIEF MACKEY ON THE JOB.
Chief of Police James Mackey, who
baa boen very 111 for the past two
months took charge of the local force
again Monday. While tbe chief Is not
fully recovered, be Is enabled to han
dle the office dutlos and supervise the
operations of tbe department His
many friends hope that hla return to
his desk will help In hla entire re
covery. NOTARY PUBLIC QUALIFIES.
In the Mason County Court Monday
B. B, Kldwsll produced hla commis
sion from the governor as notary pub
llf and he quallMod aa suoh with H.
T. Asbury and Prank Colllna aa sure.
Us on bond.
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CIRCULAR STYLES, EMBROIDERED STYLES.
FUll COLLARS OF SQUIRED, BEAVER, CARICUL, MOLE,
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STORY. TUCKED SLEEVES, SHIRRED SLEEVES, BALL-DANG-LINO
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