The public ledger. [volume], November 07, 1922, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Nrhumaker to Escape
Winchester Jail .
by every Q . rarUsi,e Man Xllfg9i Xo BaTe Assist-
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Cl ! Winchester, Ky., Nov. 6. A warrant
of vour consideration as Q ! "as issued here this morning tor O.
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Christmas gifts for yourself O , toctlve, charging him with complicity
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BONCILLA SETS 4 60c and $3.25
A complete line of the following
COTY'S, HUBIG ANT'S, HUD NUT'S, ARMONDS
COLGATE'S, ARMOUE'S, MELBA, JERGEN'S
We carry all the articles furnished in these lines
TOILET WATERS, PERFUMES, COLD CREAM,
TALCUM, FACE POWDER, ROUGE.
WE DO NOT CHARGE FOR DELIVERY.
F. KILGUS PHARMACY
Southeast Corner Third snd Market Sheets
Across From M. C. IDSSELL CI.
TELEPHONE 91
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v THREE HA IB TOXIC DEOKS.
Harry King, Ed. Duvall and John
"Turkey" Wright were arrested Mon
day evening by police on a charge of
being drunk. Hair tonic bottles were
found in their clothing and they were
perfumed to perfection. Judge Cur ran
Tuesday afternoon assessed fines, of
ten dollars and costs against each of
the trio.
W ILL ADMIMSTEK MR,
GEBBBICHS ESTATE.
Judge Harry C. Curran was appoint
ed administrator of the estate of F.
F. Oerbrich, deceased, In County Court
Tuesday afternoon and he qualified as
such with C. L. Wood as surety on
bond
TIX BCCKLET. IOIG
HIS FABT FOB 3IAYSVTLLE.
Tim Buckley, popular local tobacco
man, who recently married a Danville
girl. Is doing his part toward boosting
Maysville and the Kentucky Cardinals
and has Induced his father-in-law a
wholesale grocer In Danville, to place
an order for ten cases of Kentucky
Cardinal Oats.
Iedger 8erice Kflloleocr
M. F. WILLIAMS
fPTOMETRIST
ARMISTICE DAT TO BE I
OBSEBTED IX SCHOOLS. '
Saturday Is Armistice Day but it '
will be observed In the public schools '
by appropriate exercises in each room !
on Friday afternoon. I
Eyes Examined by Modern Methods
GLASSES FITTED
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204 Market Street
Pastime Today
Scobee Hurdman, held without bond in
tho killing of Leon Rcnaker, and John
Schumaker, under a sentence of life
imprisonment for slaying his father.
The warrant was signed by JaiU-r
Carroll Azblll. and charged Morgan
with "aiding, abetting, assisting and
facilitating the escape of Scobee Hard-
man and John Schumaker from the
Clark county jail, which escape was
not effected" and with taking "a key
or tools and appliances" into the jail
to prisoners.
Morgan, who is said to have been
employed as an investigator for Hard
man shortly after his arrest Auguet
10, has not been seen In Winchester
since the escape plot was discovered,
but officers are said to have had him
under surveillance.
The warrants based on information
given at a court of inquiry by John
QnhitmnlrAp nnri rvthpr Inmntea nf thp
i jail. Xo warrant will be issued lmme-
' dlately for the young woman who Is
I alleged to have been implicated in the
j plot by the discovery of keys to the
' jail In her home, officials said.
Schumaker testified that he saw
Morgan go into Hardman's cell with a
box of cigars. After his departure
Hardman took from beneath a layer of
cigars a key with he concealed in his
mattress. Schumaker said. This key.
described as a big brass key giving ac
cess to the Jailer's office and the street,
has never been found, although the
jatler discovered keys unlocking in
side doors of the jail In a cell and also
found tracing of the outside lock.
Jailer Azbill.'who stated that he saw
Morgan take the box up to the cell and
come out without it, believes that the
key was thrown from the window or
taken by a string up to the women's
quarters on the third floor, as such a
means of communication is known to
have been used.
Schumaker told officers that only he
and Hardman were to benefit from the
escape plot, which he said was to take
them to France, with Hardman paying
all expenses. Jim Skinner, another In
mate, stated that Hardman offered him
$15 to get him a key.
FRANK MAYO
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VIRGINIA VALLX
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THRILLS MYSTERY SUSPENSE
ADMISSION 10 AND IB CENTS
(War Tax Included)
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ' 4 THE FOX'
JUST ARRIVED
New Fall SUITS
and Overcoats
11
BOTH BELTED AND PLAIN MODELS
NEW ONES ARRIVING EVERY DAY
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT THE
REMARKABLE LOW PRICE. CALL
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
OXE KILLED IX CIXCIXXATI
BALLBOAD TABD WHECC
One man was killed, three Injured
and about 40 passengers thrown from
their seats .and shaken up when the
Morrow - Cincinnati accommidation
train crashed into the rear of the Cin
cinnati-Richmond accommodation on
a siding In the Pennsylvania R. R.
Yards, Third and Martin streets, Tues-
mornlng at Cincinnati.
A more serious accident was averted
by the fact that coaches on both trains
were made of steel. If the coaches had
been made of wood at least two of
them would have been telescoped, rail
road men said.
Frank E. McCee, 60, yardmaster.' of
3745 Kenllworth place, was thrown
from the baggage car of the' Richmond
train by the force of the impact His
bead struck an iron rail. He received
a skull fracture, and was unconscious
when rushed to Good Samaritan Hos
pital In a police patrol. He died an
hour later.
No Interest whatever was shown In
the Congressional election held Tues
day and politicians believe that the
returns from the voting will show
the smallest vote cast In both parties
in Mason county for years.
Grierson's Meat Market
ABBEBDEE5, OHIO,
Jin Kinds of Fresh and Cured
MEATS
Lard and
Brady-Bouldin Co.
Nelson Building
Sausage
Cash For Hides.
T. D. BADGLEY'S
LEADING STORE
ABERDEEN, OHIO,
gboes. Bobber Footwear
Krantt, pound c
Corn, can 10c
Peas, can lOe
Tomatoes, can 10c
Beans, pound (c
Bread, loaf te
Hams, pound Me
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music, for the world's leading X. ,
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would be lost to most of us did r ' " Mx
not the Victrola and Victor 1 f
Records perpetuate its beauty ' '
for every one.
Let us send out your , ;0
Victrola today. All models ' '.;.:',' , Li
and prices, on our conven v j i
ient payment plan. ll!!!
MURPHY'S JEWELRY STORE, Jjjl
15 West Second Street, S
MAYSVILLE. KY. Lfc"!)?!
You HeverSaw
ANYTHING
Like It Before
HARRY
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FEBIODS OF LIFE
HaTe Yob Bearded the Age of Forty!
People aged 40 or over should guard'
against colds, grippe, influenza and
pneumonia. The following symptoms
indicate physical decay and lessen
your resistance to attacks of colds:
Constipated bowels Indigestion.
Sour gassy stomach.
Pain around the heart.
Shortness of breath
Congested liver.
Weak kidneys.
Health, the most precious gift in
life, should be carefully watched by
everyone. Millions of people today are
guarding their health and keeping
their system regulated by using Na
ture's great Herb Tonic Bulgarian
Blood Tea.
The rich juices brewed from the
roots, barks, leaves, herbs, plants' and
flower of Bulgarian Herb Tea aid
Nature to remove vicious body poisons
that are mainly responsible for ill
health. Bulgarian Herb Tea is recom
mended by many physicians as a reli
able family medicine and druggists
everywhere endorse it as a pure
healthful laxative tonic.
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The first super-pro
(taction ever made of
western pictures.
Pasti
Theater
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 8 and 9
Admission 15c, 25c
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CELEBRATES 82.M B1BTHDAY.
Mr. Robert H. Pollltt is quietly cele
brating bis 82nd anniversary Monday
and Is receiving the congratulations of
hU- m-nv friends.
C. SANBORN MILL
Hay, Grain, Mill Feed
All Kinds of Produce
Roofing, Salt, Cement, and Lime
C. SANBORN,
Aberdeen, Ohio.
0. G. GARRISON
Economy
Grocery
Hardware and Magic fcafety Oil.
Aberdeen, Ohio.
COLO BED CmZEXS.
Mrs. Bell Bertha Turner, a highly
respected citizen, died at her home on
Forest avenue about 6 o'clock Monday
morning. She had been a long suffer
er of paralysis which she bore with
patience and fortitude. She leaves two
sons and two daughters to mourn her
death. They are Mrs. Mary F. Porter,
of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Mattie Alex
ander. Messrs. Robert Bertha and
Coleman Turner of this city. Her fu
neral will be held Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the Scott M. E.
church, conducted by Rev. Hickman,
assisted by Rev. Robert Jackson.
Ledger Serri
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
AU ltemp under this bead 1 rest
word. Minimum charge 10 casta
WANTED
WANTED Man with car to sell guar
anteed cord Urea. Will arrange sal
ary and expense with right man.
Cord-o-van Rubber Company, 1108
S. Michigan At, Chicago, HX
FOR RENT Front room at corner of
Second and Walnut street. Thone
328-W. INotU
FOR RENT Brick bouse of Dve
rooms and bath. No. 321 West Third
street Apply Mrs. B. W. Goodman,
19 East Third street. lNov6t
FOR RENT Six room Cottage; bath.
hot and cold water. A real place to
live. J. M. Collins. 170ct-tf
FOR BENT 6-room flat, all conven
iences, corner Second and Walnut
street. Call (53 or see Dr. CroweH.
FOR BALE
FOR SALE Gas cook stove. Call
'phone No. C$2. 7 Nor- tf
FOR 8AL Prosperous and weU
established grocery business on
West Second street Up to date fix
tures and clean stock of goods. Ap
ply Thos. U Ewan Co. 7Nov3t
FOR 8ALE Five-room two-story
house, with yard and garden. Locat
ed In Aberdeen, abovo high water.
Price four hundred dollars. Omar
Boggs, East Second street, Aberdeen,
Ohio. l.Vov
FOR SALE ElshlTocui Brick Best
deuce at 414 East Second treat
Gas, hot and cold water and bath.
. Apply at Peebles ' Clear tore, or
phone tVs-W. JTSept-tf
Every Pound of Our 35c, 3 Pounds' for $1.00
Coffee is the Same High Grade
The steady increase in sales proves our
customers like its fine flavor-and aroma
and consider it an unusual COFFEE value.
FRUITS
OYSTERS
VEGETABLES
R.
"QTTilLITY GROCERS"
L. TURNER & SON
PHONE
223
After Every
lea
if
Eat Candy
It's wholesome and
nutritious,
if you don't believe us
ask your doctor
Elite Confectionery
DR. ROY GIEHLS
Chiropractor
ltt West Seeeaa Street,
First Chiropractor locates la Basea
Cesaty.
MATSTILLE, KX.
Hess Those il.W. Office Yheee 7L
Lady Attendant
New Hart, Gage & Ach
Pattern
HATS
Silk and Wool Hose and
Juvenile Wear
CLIFT-CARR SHOP
MRS I. E CUfl MX L CJCAtt
Next Door to Gem Thester
You frt the
BEST
CANNED
GOODS
in Our
STORE.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY OYSTERS.
I am handling EXCELLAXT brand one of the Wst that arrives
from Baltimore fresh shucked. I am prepared to serve you and
want your business. Fresh Celery, Dressed Chickens, Cranberriea.
Fancy Canned Goods; buy them by the dozen and save money.
J. C. CABL1SH
to 83 The leata Ercter
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Pre -War Prices
on These Farms
W. D. GIBBON'S FARM of 92 acres, located on good pike between
Minerva and Dover. This farm has good improvements.
BUCK HAUGHABOO'S FARM of 120 acres, located on German town
pike, five miles from Maysville. Good improvements and all
Tobacco land.
A. JOLLY'S FARM of 85 acres, located near Mayslick, on the
Nepton pike. Place has good improvements, well fenced, plenty
of good water. All good strong limestone land.
Sherman Am
Real Estate and General Insurance
"WILL SELL THE EARTH"
HO. SQUARE DEAL 1QUARH
THOVS I7J-W
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AT OPERA HOUSE
Tomorrow At Gem and Opera House
In "The Man1 From Lost
River;" Selznick News
IRENERICH
In "The Invisible Pow
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