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*»• ij.- Statutes, article 12S« The Morehead Independei ^ ‘ONE OF KENTUCKY’S GRE A o «fS, o^.IES ’ MOEEHEAD, KENTUCKY, THCESDAV. APRIL 21, 1938. Retention Of Camp At Georgre Johnson Fairbanks Avenue Dies At Sandy Hook 2 Local Robtieries Rodbnrn Depends Two Are Nabbed By Is Caught Again Service Charges On New Bill Site Of Saturday Langley Adkins, Judge of El Geared Up During Local Game Men; Federal Revenue Agents arrest Will Be Enforced liott County, died Monday* morn The retention of ihr CCC camp ed George Johnson for Me seomd time this year last week Merchants ’Awar^ ing at 2 o'clock at his home in Week By Officer at Rodbum. nea Mcchrad. de- Enforcement Strict By Morehead Banks Sarjiy Hook after a Ungering iU- pends entiely upon whether a charge of manufacturing and possessing non-tax-paid whiskey. ness. DeaM was not unexpected, $51,000,«00 appropriation biU is South Arnett Charted With Otficas said they confiscated . Effective May I. InstitotiOBi Mrs. W. C. Wiadsad Captures since he had been in s serious Merchant PoUcenan John A4- passed, according to rongressman Top Prbe Is Fourth condition tor several week*. ^ma Arresta Corbett Steele, Fred M. Vinson, in letters to peo DIegally Operatiat Fish 50 gallon copper still, a 150 gallon Wm Place Additkmal back ’s Drswisc 'Funeral rites were conducted Parole Uw Violator ple here who ere making a fight Setne copper still, over seven gaUons Bank Charges yeMerday. to keep the camp. of whiskey and two 50 gallon fer Mr. Adkins waa elected Elliott At least two' local robberies and Same wadens continued active menters. Harlan Carter of More The Peoples Bank and Citizens Mr. Viakm ’S letter reads Bank announced today that ef County* Judge last fall in the gen possibly oMers were cleared up in this county during Bie week, head, who was at Johnsons faiî h«a emnpaian will b* b«ld this “The retention of tin- camp de fective May I they-.smU institute eral elecUon. He u Me odly Re- hero today wlM the confemion of pends entirely upon aheUier the making two arrests and keeping when the raid was made was al» Saturdar on Fairbanla Avenue in a nuraba of service chqrgs. On iblican to hold that office there. Corbett Steele, of near Morehead. $51,000,000eppn«>ru.t..,nbill, pro careful check on law viola arrested. Both men were released front of tb« Economy Store and all checking accounts avaaging Although no successor has been breaking into Battaon's Drug South "Cuffy" Arnett of Fa- under >500 bonds tor their ap- the rarmers Produce Company. viding for such retention, is below >50 per month 50 cents a Store April 14 and the Amos 'n passed. It has already passed the raers was arrested by Game Wa peaanc^ in Catlettsburg Federal The dnwinsa, aa untai. will be Andy Restaurant Sunday n Court in May. month will be deducted if the ac HOUM and we feei like it will dens Van Greene and Bob Mut count is checked upon. For this held at a p. m. witli «M again Governor Chandler Mat he Umted Stete Co; pom Me Senate, as ti)e President ters and charged with iHefnity chage the customer will be en besng given. 1 Mrs. Adkins W. Riley said that Johnson had I in ML has already expressed his desire operating a fish net The wa titled to draw five checks during Krs. June Bayboum would aierung-,oy stercnani rouceman ic having the camps reUmed and dens suted that Mey saw Arnett been arrested on January 19 when officers confiscated a lage the month: for* each additonal John Amtiqa acting on informa- it was for Mis reason that we raise his net in lower Triplett check a chage of three cents will . ■ drawing, for bon from pbople who saw Steele were, and are, so optimstic about Creek and placed him unda a- fit at his place The 150 gallon still Uksi this week was be made. 9 wa« drawn lor the top In Me vicinity of the Amos ’n Andy rest a few minutes lata. Arnett ^^^riaa. Since die waa not present F.D.R. Promises No same Mat was being used before. Charges of issuing bank drafts, place shortly before it was robbed. •*We have been told that if this was first placed in jail and lata cashier ’s checks, certified checks Steele was about to board a bus appropriatioo is approved the released Under a $200 bond. Johnson having patched it up ot ter officers had cut holes in it and for a . . ..checks Delay In Program for Clncinnab when he was ar Morehead camp wiU be retained. Thomas Rice, a member of Me before. for non-depositors range from 5 rested. Adams said that be took CCC camp at Rodbum, was served to 20 cents depending upon the Five doUor winner* were Bemie B SUrt To Be Ma^ 103 packages of cigarettes, some Monday with a warrant charging amount Ova >100 an additional Felty. Joaic Rigaby and Bmiee la Set-Up For Re cigara a gold watch and other Morehead Gionis Is fishing without license. He was chage of 10 cents for each $100 Chrlftian. Two dollar award* lief merchandise in the Sunday rob arrested by Mutters, who said Breck Senior Play fraction thereof will be ch^- -went to Miicbeli Eftep. Mrs. Lo- bery. the trial that Rice gave him - imi Barker. Mr*. George Jami- President Roosevelt today pledg bing Battaon'a Broadcast Feature ficticious name and his age at it Scheduled May 4th A charge of 25 coits for iiw; aen and Oi.vcr Reynd^ ed Mat there wiU be no delay Adams said this morning Mat than 21 yeas old but Mat a check stop payment orda against > The list of one dollar winners ia starting his new >4.912.000.000 he beleved that Steele may be HaaieiaBB Appear On Pro- at the camp showed that he check will be made. induded Bi.rbara Joaaaon, Juaniu recovery-rebel drive after Con- impbeated in a robbery near In cran Arranted By Pea over 22 years of age. “CiBderelU Rose, ” THIe Of A chage of 25 cenU wUl be Bom. Mis. Cub Bellamy. Pearl gresB appropriates Me money. dianapolis, Ind. A fish box was destroyed in Interesting Drama To placed for. handling each- check Cookaey, idbert Patton. Audrey body College North Fork*: — He also discloaed at his .press Steele was paroled from the Be Staged that is not covaed by sufficient Bogga. Mr... Pact Robinaon. -Her cooferenM he is continuing State penitentiary after serving On Friday evening. .\pnl 22nd. County claks in Rowan and funds. . . - ••Cinderella Rose,'* which the bert Sorrai: and Mrs. W. C. Black. efforts to negotiate a truce between two years and eight months of a at $;S0 p. tn. Morehead Sute neighboring counties report Me Me government and Me public five year sentence for the rob Teodters College will broadcast lagest sale ol richiT,g iq Breck Senior Class is to present utility industry -and said that some bery of the general store of Van a musical program from sution their hi^ry. - - Wqflnesday. May 4. is a play of the fish and game laws is Carrier Added On MfMHEAD progress has been made. He said Hogge near h«e. According to of WSbC, Naahvine, Tennessee. you won't regret seeing. be has written to several per ficers be will probably be re Tba program. wiU be one of a for the mere sale of licenses. Rose, for whom the play is sons and diacusaed the subject turned to Frankfort to serve Me aeries enttUed “The Teachas Col Padihorse Library TfflSWEEK... wlM others. He* did not reveal of that term. lege of the Air." and sponsored named (Elizabeth Blair), is just their identity. by the Peabody CoUege for Teach- under eighteen and at first . Clinfon Mum Will Be Ifi Noah Kcnnanl. likeable Tba recovery program started ■*. of NaritviUe. Kentocky PTA To droU. awkwad girl but later turns Charge Of Part Of Row mutager ot the Standard Oil The-comadttec in charge of this out to be a real Cinderella. Farm Board Head The hnro. Bob Shannon (Cam an Cooaty Company here, has come out terday when Works program is BCr. Marvm George, minlatrator Harry Hopkins ap chalnnan. Dr. B. D, Judd. Dr Meet In Ashland den Young), is an amateur song with a new addition to 0te peared before a Houm deficiency Scheduled For Talk J. D. Falls, Mr. G. Cj Banks, and writer, who naturally makes good. Horw^mard at the Morehead sub-committee. Chairman CUlton Mr KeiM P Davis. ' They have CoaventiMi Wil Be Held At Cassie, Rose's aunL wiM U. S. 60 road. Clinton Mann will SUta Taachars Collage gym Woodrum. D.. Va„ said he expects CUreace Cobb Urfcs Rowu formulated a program under the Hcfu-y Clay Hotel Start strong unmusical voice (Mary cover the district vacated by Mrs. nasium. This 1* a large clock heariagi to last tan days. AU gov- Famcn To Hemr Tea- title “Muric ia life.” ing Next Tnesdny Adkins), is re^nsible for many Opal Baricer a few weeks ago. scat officials who wUl teke The program wUt consist of comic episodes, and Uuncle Hi Ml. Mann will try to visit every which wiU show the tens to the uey DiKiHMd in the prop osed pending will group of uiiirtbin by Me CoUege The Kentucky P.-T. A. will hold ram, por tra yed by Chales Tatum, home within this district wiMla very meaad bow mudt time their convention in AMiand Tues pulls Ksne fast ana to make r Clarence W. Cobb. County FSA String Quartette, a vioUn solo. Me next two or three weeks. He I t* be ptaFM Mm Tsso of Me PrcBtdaat ’s r Supwtoor, caUs atteotton to Me day gftemoon. RegistraUon wiU planF to make sevoal new cen— Ittaetlfe. be ^ aeon 'Ctey tm'in tUi Msfrict. Hdtet tote iStdai five n WW ...... fiaa tejba agrteuUurul appcDiirte- C. wUI teko port in a Mno-wte* Chui^ at 7:3$ p. m. stores between Vale and the El- and partmp* the beat board M ■ of fann tenancy on the DryîmTo Iilrs. W. M. Scbioetta, obvious reaeees. Angelina (Brien Uott County line. tab antfre South. CarlalnlF it natteoal NBC radio program presidenL will preside Holbrook). Me brat ,fnxn next Each carria now has five or H ie Rke baM that tiM wrllar has teUt to fta White House ______“AmBtea's Town Mealing of the ventiOD. Dr. Ada Hart HaUtt, doa. and ba ma, often take the more districts. Last week Mey mu tSl.00e.0Q0 to the ap- Air,” Thunday iilghL April 11. Be Debuted Hot National Chairman of Me P.'-T. A. put out 1,741 magazines and 410 proprlatm for Me Civilian Coa- Tbe clock may be Ma Mr. Cobb, who bas cbanv ol wiU speak. books, and sevoal hundred agri wrvaMw Corpo. cam by aa tans and 1 and taunt The program follows: culture bulletins. 'ThM w««« Win Be Gtveo T» I puiriure’ pmêm ir. Carta, El- who ’s looking fa I Most every home in-Mr County T of the CBta: Id Excel 3:30 a 0 p.m. Uott. ami Rowan cour.tie* wiM SabatitEte has been covaed ”'wveral times chief eaeentive ’s prognun wffl. badqu-iriers in the Courthouse sy of i and evoyone is enjoying our zneet vigoroua opposiban in boM Building at Morehead. hopes that Three hundred and Mxty thou- books aivl litaature. The seoat ia out ... but houses. Chairman Carter Glass, citizens of Mia section will avail 'sund pounds of dry "Mm mfie Several of the teachers of the perhaps it is no Mcrat to many O.. Va., of Me powerful Senate ap- themselves of this omwrtunity to have been received by ttte Ken thodist Church county are using Mese bo^ in of you, dnee we have known commlttee and a bear the Administiator. On the tucky Wtworgwrwy WwUwc Admlsis- Reports of Coi îr class rooms. They teport it ter nimat imm Arthur Bar- of New Deal ênd- subject “What Next For Me Fa- tratkm frwn the Fedoal Sur- mittees; •mese aie voy useful to them in Dr. Alexawla sriU oufllne ^ Commodities Ci 1. Credentials —Mrs. HaUefaa : Breck Auditorium, their the proposed tl.000.000.000 the problem and teU what the 2. Rules—Mrs. Owens The- Library still needs more PWA sxpesdlturus. He protested Federal Govemment is doing in its 3. Program— Mrs. Rhoods good story books an& magazines. iaa Uteemon y a tew days aga. Mey WiU dupUerte eonetne- Loban Visitors and readsn are wel- ' ^ bus time be was the bon outlays esj^-ted to come rufforent points of view wUl be Me nea future. Perry ime at theUBrary. Fifty or more focu aaMaad eakers i nis product is dry white pow- 5. By Uw8 —Mrs. Geo. SmiM Trafl Will Have visitors to the library each day tean that tied Me knot The powBS of Me RceonstrucUon Fi mea have not yet been da made fiom skim milk and con II. Report of General Secretary call for reading material. This does Mcky biide U a daughter of nance CorporaUon which is to A questica period tains aU milk soliite excqit Me III. Report of President not include th^ tturty-Cve col a»CC Ban McBrayar. make $1,500,000,000 available for wfll foUow Me a butta tet. Because it can be used IV. Conferences Midnight Feature ters Where theyarrier generally 11 thare's any cblldran you in its powdered fom in prepv- V. LumAeon— Mrs. O. B. Stafford, has fifteen to tWenty-five people can bat tbeyll ba RapubU- Gbue, who sponsored the RFC ing receipet calling for milk, or Plowing. ‘^masbing The Vice Trust' waiting {for bimi measure, seid he ottered it to “try WLW, WJZ, and WLS, and wUL last can be mixed wiM erata to ob Title Of Saturday ’s The Iibc^X-*i^0P«s to add more to heed off MiRnt ot Ming." He tain the equivalent of fluid 1:30. Cenaal Session —Methodist books and magazines to lU collec sbid be never would ‘foave offer from 9:S0 to 10:00 p. m., Eastern Church - MtBic by “Motha She* Thm’s bean a lot of talk SUndard fime. milk, it farms a valuable additiae tion soon. Mr. Henry EUis. as - about who wiU succeed Lang- ed itlf I Mought the public works to Me dieta of Mose posoBS whoa Singers Chorus, ’* of Ashland Willy Costello, the famous Con si.stant Supervisor of Professional Iv Adkina as Judge o( El- fund would be requeued too.~ Re limited ’budgets prevent buy 1:45, Address by Rev F. Meadows. tinental actor featured as Lucky Women's Project, and a visitor Itett County. Most people be U in a poaUon to wield consider- ing enou^ fluid miiw Foster of §hiloh Congrega Luciano in. "Smashing the Vice to the library this week has prora lieve that Governor Cha ndler aMe influence over the entire Practice Continues The Corporation has been do tional Church. Dayton, Ohio TrusL■' which will be at a mid te help give more books. wlU have mle power to make spending, program, qk ing pioneer work in Me intro- 2:45—Presentation pf Awards night show at the Trail Theatre Mia appointment The truth PWik appropriatioo. On Morehead Field duction of dry skim milir for aev- The Ashland schools will pro Saturday, is known to the theatre e have been reliably In the House, ~ eral years. The praaent aUoca- mt a pageant of 700 children world as Me Clark Gable of Eu Methodist Meet Is informed, the Fiscal Court Robert L. Bacon. D.. New York, tion results from Me recent pur rope. Although born in Holland. may mast arMhin 10 daya after souifiit to subsUtute the Republi- Jiduuoa And Miller Appear chase of five million p««iT»‘1s Costello ’s father was a famous Jud^ Adkins' deaM and name program of Optimistk Over Onh’s unda a program to improve ___ Italian actor and Willy was train Underway At Paris bis succersor and it la manda bon for Mr. Roosevelt's plan to Chances keting conditions and aid "tiiir ed to the stage from infancy, with tory for Governor to com- spend $i,250,000.00t...duriog Me pioducers. The Corporation U Matt Potta, 26. LinviUe Cross. the.... result------u.. that------i young man 1^ seven months of the com The Into of three sta players 52, Dee Gross. 18. Harlan Gross, Morehead Church Is Repre miasioa Mat paraon. We feel unda Me direction of Me Agri he became the sensation sented .At .Annual Mat we can name Me next ing fiscal year. 1 the Morehead College football cultural Adjustment Admixtistra- 37. and Kelly Gross. 17, charged stage and screen all over Europe Jtalge of Elliott County ... it lam who dropped out of sdiool tion. WiM killing Fanner CUbat. 22, He speaks six major contmoital Convention recently, apparently isn’t wony- WiU be Mrs. Langl^ Adkins TWO LA)|GE HUSKIES The manufacture ot the five i Easter morning gun battle | languages fluenUy. but until More, than 100 delegates attend and .so far as we know sha LANDED IN TRIPLETT ing Coaches EUis Johnson snd Leo mlUioD pounds of dry skim milk Old Buck. Breathitt county, brought to Amaica by Carl Laem- ed the conference of the Carlisle ariU be the first woman to Mila as much as it is Me strong will require ‘filty-flve million waived examming trial today be mle, Sr., some two years ago. had d.rtnct of the Methodist Church bold Mis office In the State. Two large muskies were 08*^1 adherents to Me club. pounds of fluid skim ntilk repre fore County Judge Pearl Camp- never spoken a word of English# which opened at Pans at 10 o'clock U appointed Mrs. Adkins in Triplett Creek near the mokM AlMou^ Custer Reynolds, Cor- senting the product ot aaany dairy baU who held them unda 96.000 However, under careful tutelage Wednesday mbrning at the Melho- - wlU boU office untU January of Lieibttg River during Me week. deU Mosley ^ Ralph Huston, farms in Minnesota. Wiaconsin. bond each for their appeaance IP Hollywood, he made rapid pro dist church, wgh toe Rev Warner 1. toao. Under Kentucky Uw Came warden Van Greene land all starting players, will not be Michigan. Indiana. DUnois, Idaho. before the July grand jury. Sign- gress and now speaks this diffi P. Davis of Carii.sle. presiding. j election can be held for ed the largest one. a 14 and one- in the Blue and . Gold camp next California, Washington, Oregon of the men's bond were Far- cult language with only a sbght Dr. J. C- Jarrel of .Atlanta. Ga., that nWia» Mis year since this half poond muskie, Saturday fall, Johnson contends that bis and Pennsylvania. Hardis, Joh'n ShorL BiM Hall. liace of accent reminiscent of as principal^speaker at the meet is an “o*f-year ’' in Kentucky morning. Sunday Jock Hetwig fotoball tedm is betta oft and Roy Short Charles Gross and Francis Ledera or Paul Lukas. ings. speaking Wednesday morn caught a 12 and ohe-half pound will be strongei ’, if anything. Hey- Lewis Combs. When Mr. Laemmle sold his ing and Wednesday itight. He will muskie in Me same waters and notds was aU KIAC last yea and Universal interests. Gastello, who .peak again this miji ning at 11.15. Efforts are being made to Jim Lane landed a two pounder. held the distinction of gaining* L, C. WILLIAMS BUYS ______under______per:-onal_ contract to Churches in the for.fen-nce that have a htcal air-mail pick-up Baits on which both fish were nore ground Man any man in Me Sixteen of the 21 members of SANIT.ARY BARBER SHOP Uiemmle. became free lance ar- lent representalivi-s, were Bniuks- duiing NaUcAal Airways week. caught were obtained at Me N. E. ronference. Me dairy herd but his success in the very ville. Klemmgsbur;;. Helena. Mt. M-this can be arranged, spe Kennard Hardware Store. While most schools are quitting miatlon in the PunMaae region Announcement was made todaydifficult role of Lucky Luciano, Tabor, Herrington. Milie'sbui'g, cial air-inaU envelopes wiU be spring grid workouts. Me Eagles, counties of Western Kentucky are a change in ownership and 'Smashing the Vice Trust," was so Maps\'iUe. Morefield. Mt. Olivat. distributed here. If this comes who have been practicing for a feeding silage, according to Tester management of the Sanitary Barba | great that he wiui immediately Mt. Carmel, Paii.s, Pine Grove, to pass it will be an e.xceUent month, are really only getting un- Ralph Patterson. Five of Me (6 Shop, located in the Cozy Build- i signed for a number of impoAani Bethel, V^ncebutg. Tollesboro. Til- tim» to vrite a friend or rela da full steam. In fact the Blue have trench silos, which they like ing on Mam Street. L. C. Williams I roles in pictures now in produc- tive a^d have an alrnnail Mrs. Green Howard, who is un and Gold teams are scheduled for because of Uien tow east The has purchased the shop from Ho- . tion and several major comp.inu s stamp cancelled at Morehead. der S3.000 bond in the slaying of full-lengM game hoe on May cost of this type of silo varies with bart Johnson and will operate it I #re trying to place him under oon- What a p^.radise that would be Earl Spradlin, was hospitalized 5. which will be annual High the cost of labor and the size of hereafter. tract. for some of our local stamp at Prestoasburg following a beaet School day at Morehead. the silo, srys Patterson. Mr. Williams is well known !------coDectms. attack suffered, her relieves said, The entire Morehead squad is A typical example of Mis kind here, having been 'ih this business MODEL LAUNDET WILL Id case you are not familiar when her cow was kibed by ~ in good condition. of slo is one 90 feet long. 44 in Morehead fur se\-eral years. * MOVE STORE SATL'KDAT with the method of this pick motorist near her hosne. feet deep. 6 feet wide at the top up, the plane gets the mail OLD mgs RKUGOIS SERYiCE and 4 feet wide at the bottenn. The Model Laundry will move Paul Revere would ha''e had —without landing. The aPBClAL JUDCR Nvttt^ Such a rile filled 14 feet above •m its new quarters at the corner trouble keeping his movements mdc is placed on large poles religious sovj^ ground should contain »««niiyh jj. ol Trumbo Avenue and Railroao secret if he had been riding today. and the plane swoops down Chief Justice James W. Sbtes be conducted evoy ni^t at tkge to winter 20 cow* six The Mortons Gap High school Street Saturday. John Ca'i/ert. A:: the rider representing lym in and iU q«ed holds it on a bar of Me Court of Appeals today 7;S0 p. m. in Me Clearfield school The cost of digging tUa sOo ia es studenls’ strike which began a owner-manager announced today the Patriot's Day observance gal until it can be puUed-iato Me named S. & WUUa, of Aataland, liouae. AU are cordially invited timated at >20. and-Me cost of week ago was terminated today The new quartos will give (he loped into Arlington, the police plane. This vstem is being special judge to hear a case in Car to attand. fimng' at >30. WiM virtually all of 130 strikos ’ laundry more' floor space and radio baked. “caUing' aU cara wed in ■nailer dtiai on air ter Circuit Court in which G. W. WiU be in chage of back in tneir classeai the office Ughting faciiities and wil lenable and motorcycles. Paul Revere hgs mail routes MrouMwut Me na- K WoUtord. Me regular Judge. of County School Supt D. S. Ed .them to turn out an evoi betta just come over the Medford straet wards reported. ' ' grade of wak. bridge. ” . April 81,1988. THBl AD INDEPgNPgNT

AN END IN VIEW FOR curtaU their spending. He. sug The Morchead Indepeata MEGALOPOLITANISM SUNDAY SCHOOL CAPnX)L gested that they reduce salaries Offlrfd Orfwi of BowMCwaty Lor .difi>i55“8mi toe saevtcas bt ______Bg-toe______I w-form «ctr“ City planners meeting in Chleago'have predicted yJl »7 thrir employes. In order Secretary of Agrieultdre Wallace PiÛslseO eacb Thunda? wo ralng that the skyscraper ’s supremacy in metropoUtan ar LESSON... to stay within their appropria It supplies the batis for the Morehaadv chitecture U a thing of the past H. G. W^’ me^- tion. six-point program de- LESSON FOR a TEIL 24 It's Spring in Kentucky — the to provide fanners with, by tbe lopolis of fantastically taU buddings and scatfold- thundering hoofs of the toorough- The inauguration of the annual "Dog Wood ” festival, beg inning „_jte fadlltfw and with the ‘ INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING CO. mgs of aerial roads may prove only a ceUuloid pr^ br«per, »e le»«. »» IM" lop sleek horses over blue grass iU apple blossom festival Michi City development toward the center, as quiet ihnib- GOLDEN TEXT — This Is my use of the nation. Entered as second claa n terrain, preparing them for future gan it’s tulip time and Kentucky •scented outskirts tug at the city’s congested ûi. beloved Son: hear him.—Mark 9:7. can certainly profit by a "Dog One—Continuance of tbe AAA the postoffice at ii , Kentucky, under battles on toe trac The skyscraper, it is charged, overproduces offices; inUIIARY TOPIC—With Jesus Last week, “Keenland ” model wood festival It wUl bring in soil conservation program and ce-, it Jams the city with business bound and-home-bound on a Mounta in-top. race track of toe world, opened creased revenues from wanderlust tablishment of its objectives os a iUffewiwnmTATE AND SENIOR part o( permanent . farm poUey WILLIAM J, sample ...... Editor and workers; it expresses the unbridled, vainglorious iU spring racing season, and tbe TOPIC — How Worship Prepares Derby is not far off —ThL rrtiresents a netianal investment WILLIAM E. CRUTCHER...... Aamciate Editor budding urge of a profit-seeking epoch: it rises, in soU fertility and iniunmce for, blunUy from the sidewalks and forever wars with Us for Service. sport event of the coufi^, Che nation of future abundance ot SUBSCRIPTION RATES its surroundings; it shuts the sun out by day and YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT indications show, wU be run before fastest and most sclntUlating field Random Shots: A contract was food and fiber. One Year in Kentucky...... W-SO outbUres the stars with its neon lights at night. AU TOPIC—The Place and Purpose a record breaking crowd, with the lei last week, by toe highway de- . Two —National aoreage •»•*- Six Months in Kentucky...... "^5 of Vision. these charges are partly true. "Where there m no vision tbe ever entered in the Derby. menta are establlfoed at teveH Od ^ Year Out of State ...... Similarly is It true that city planners are schema- people perish’ said the wise Governer Chandler put aside ...______jad in Fayette coun designed to give, proditction am (All SubscripUons Must Be Paid In Advance) tiring better dues with more sun and air. with I» of hid.—Prov. 29 18. For want his executive duties last week to ty. between Versailles and Lex ple for domestic consumption, ex welcome big league baseball to ington at a cost of *772.994.84. ports, and reserve supplies, and ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN congestion and more convenient arrangements of the of a true vision ot God. a knowl edge of His truth, and the God- the Capitol 1 city and throw the Governor Chandler designated UPON APPLICATION aty*! tunebonsT'And what is more, modem dvlllra- bon is beginning to order and integrate the clut giveo constraint which makes men first ball of toe game past Joe AprU 15 os “Bird Day" —President Moore for a strike. The New York Roosevelt plana to visit Kentucky, ter of iU spurt in material producUvity. When this give themselves m sacrificial ser vice.-.foe people will perish m Giants and toe Clav^nd Indians, sometime this summer to aid Sen Job is finished architecture will probably express their «<"■ But let men come played an exhibition game here, ator Barkley, it was announced law encourage a more Ico-ordinaUon and synthesis. truth as it la in sponsored by the Lions Oub. for from Washington —The two sena Th.t u > couu».m.Uon d.voulU to b. wUhotl. Christ, learn to know Him as their milk fund. torial candidates are slated to but from the fiftieth Coor of a downtown New York Son ol God glorious and The Kentucky Safety CouncU speak on the same progr^. government ; authorisedBd toto.ad- skyscraper there is “a lovely view of the yard ”—New powerful, and let them trans met here, in Frankfort, and heard toe State Convention of toe Demo vance money i to eni&ig,^ farmers to liold surpluses York's own thundering, river-threaded, sea-girt, can- late their knowledge of Christian _ proposal from Major W. H. Han cratic Women's Clubs in Lexing sen. CouncU secretary, that the needed. yon-grooved yard, a!! tumbled and tossed in its truth and their personal spiritoM ton. Friday of this week—The roed expwlences into the daily irimistry State Highway Patrol should be fund receipts for the last fiscal Four —Ma: keting quotas backed blowsy. wonderful disprder. to toe needs o( their fellow men. put under a merit system and year were *18,860,059 while toe | by penalties on sales in excess of and there will be songs of sal kept out of politics. The Council iditures were $19,338,490. not i the quotas esn be used, subject vation and Joy UI doing great work in the effort including toll bridge change ad- ! to approval of a two-thirds i-ote A DEMOCRATIC The transfiguration of our Lord make the highways of Ken vances —Dr. A. T. McCormick, ofiof the producers voting, to meuro FRONT meant much to Him as it brought tucky safe. They were instrumen toe State Board of Health, an-j general parUcipation of farmers As the world watches the back-to-the-wall stand nee of his divine Son- tal to getting a new auto nounced m Washington that there 1 m a progran. designed to hold sur- driver’s license law passed arc over 99,000 caaes of syphlis in' plus lupplie off the market until of the Spanish Loyalists, is there doubt in ship, His acceptance with Fatoer, and his resurrecUon General Assembly, and attar the Kentucky and that it would cost at ^ tney are needed, capital as to where credit for the continuing suec follow the death of the cr second of June, all new appli' least *2.000,000 a year to bde-1 Five—Release of com supplies of the fasdsbe General Franco s forces must lie? We do weU to recognize its tes cants for drivers licenses will be quately cope with 1this alarming from stors'TC under marketing We beUeve there is no doubt. timony to him, but we think required to pass tests on their (quotas IS r^fvided to meet any Rome has repeatedly heard, and broadcast to the day especially of the experii ability to drive -ipd their know- presented to Congress last week’is heartUy endorsed world n Duce's pnde in ItaUan conbibubons to the of the disciple-^ and their prepara le of driving regulations, he dead line (or filing income Spanidi Insurgent cause. Berlin takes no 'pains tion for service. We. like them, as a whole by most citizens of Kentucky. Although __ reports was passed last Friday. ______Jrop insurance for wheat. it is complex as well as gigantic, it is compounded disguise its investment in the outcome of Iberia's L Knew Christian Troth. with almost three mlUJon doUars T«mB p«r.br«l J—j h.ilm f rtln, the 1M» of several fonstructivc proposals to assist business. "civU” war. London no longer preter Fundamental :n both Christian revenue paid to the treasury from 4,.u-,buu,4 to t-H olub , B'b th. »b~t prodttcor. md ». However, the propc.sals uken together will be de vention Is an intemaUonal obligabon: for the Bribsh life and ser\ui- is a clear this sooree. A new law permitting bm lb Abda^b oobbB wUb tho!b™d dippU.. bl tho tuPw scribed as involving four and a half billions, or seven Government it appears to have assumed the understanding of the person and the tax to be paid on the install hone, savs County Agent Oorge > ter protoeUon . against billions, or nine billions, or something' else, depending cy. since work ol Christ One may ment plaru was a Ufe saver Insko. of developing interest Grâl aceui^tftms of tê« on the whim of the ]>erson who adds up the figures. Britain ’s strategic interests In the Mediterranean Christ knowing little many who are taking advantage of among farmers in well-bred dairy , paid m by •* ,‘* ‘*** ’^ There is no accurate way to compute a total because must be considered. Paris has had to face a warning toan that He is the divine Sa it. For this reason the exact in cattle. The calves were purchased | premiums wiU eonlrtbute a most of the proposed outlays would not be expendi by Premier Mussolini not to counter his intervenbon viour. and one may enter into come tax revenue for the past from outstanding dairy herds, toe jor part o( the ever normal gra in Spain lest the result be the "geneyal war" that Christian living with a meagre fiscal year is as yet uncertain. Kraft-Phemx Cheesete Corporation nary supplies tor wheat tures, at least technically, and would not increase Frank D. Peterson, director of the nauonal debt. Probably only a billion would be the European democracies have sacrificed so much ôwledite of 'he .ijpctrines the county agent in mak the Bible. But the Christian accouoto and control in the De Twenty-four Boys and Girls in added to public indebtedness if the whole program presbge to avert ing tbe selections. The cheese who to grow in knowledge partment of Finance, warned some company is planmng to provide Bent community in Pulaski coun- was enacted. With aD these Old World capitals eagerly will x»t gro'v in grace of the departments of state gov an outstanding sire for us in de I ty attended a school in which they The program falls into three categories. One reluctantly accepbng —but in any, case accepting — should. God sets no premium ernment that they are making ex veloping good herds. George Har- group involves lending operabons to business and evidence of the tatemattonaJ character of the Spanish on ignorance, m (act it is quite penditures that will exceed legis- ^s*^Tfor F^ munidpalibes. Another group calls for changes of a New World capitalacts as if it.wer evident-that the great blight on w^-rtwnded life of the true ot Agriculturo, wil lassist in in-1 from .îce varices ^ loc^y policies, with the objecbve of treeing banks and busi Washington embargoes arms shipments to 'toe Christian church today is toe Christian, one equipped with an ftructing toe club members in appaUlog lack /of understanding botne or- ness corporabons for the expansion of credit and pro- Spain under a provision of the American neuttality understanding of Christian doc the proper care of dairy stock. - - . ~- duebon. The third group. Which should be of benefit laws which prohibits such shi{knents to cour ol God's Word. trine, endued with Holy Ghost Tbe disciples came to a ful- B. H. Houam of MarsbaU e to Kentucky, especially affecting Morehead and oigaged in chril war. power, and bumUy serving oth S. B. Reevee and Cord Btafcc- r conviction that Be was tbe ers. Are you that kind «d a ty is oMaiatag premtaan price Rowan County, involves dh«ct expenditures by the maa. Qiin county. hm» catNd. ClirieHit And 1* yes asa ‘ outstanding ton-llttgs- why not? ______The Morehead DnîmdfiiraiaKes no attempt A WHOLE LOT cr say, "This is my betoved Son." to surrey the various proposals individually, but it OF “BAD MONEY" ^y learned mace plainly the can be said in general terms that the lending opera- It is disturbing to learn that last year the banta truth of His coming., death for bons have much merit and are not a serious threat of the United States picked lip about *500,000 worth the sins of aU ma nkind. They to the nation's credit In the same broad way it may in toe indeKTibable beauty groceries of counterfeit money. There has been lem of it that moment toe foregleam be said that the changes of poUcptovolving credit lately and the *21.773 withdrawn from circulation e not dangerous and fcoul^ prove help- of Hii coming glory. What im February was tbe lowest monthly amount race portant truths these are — His January, 1932. deity — His redempUon — His One suggesbon the President has coming kingfoip. Do we have THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATRRBAYj Efforts of the Secret Service to break up parbcular menbon —tbe proposal to ^plify tbe feibng are to be Intensified. First in New York City clear grasp of these truths? procedure of the Security Ezchani Roman Beans 2 lbs. 15c Spry 3-B>. ean 49c and eventually all over the country tboe are to bq If not, let ui march the Scrip fiKilitate security issues by all busmen and par Ginger Vi-JKi*g. 17c “schools ”for merchants and others who handle much tures. Baking Powder 10-oz. can 7c ticularly smaller fimm Whatever can be done in this It ExpericMee gplrttiial Fewer. McCORMICK'S diaps. wiQ be instruc- U5CO direebon without destroying useful checks on security Great experiences of spiritual tiem in what to do when a bad bill U dlscoverod. Com Beef Harii 16-oz. CMi 15c jsuance is most desirable. renewing and power are neces Peaches No. 2yi can 18c Every piece of counterfeit Out iajremptly reported ABMdUB’S ^ sary to effective life and testi TaEL MONTE, HALVES to the proper authorities U a due to its source. mony. They mey not be in Bakeâns 218-ofccaB»23c THE BUSY Unfortunately, the reprehensible impulee of outward maniliMtation. in fact Princess Spinach Na 2 can 14c FARMER ^ person tricked by a bad *5 bill is to get rid of it they are more often in the In ner (recesses of the soul but Kidney Beans No. 2 can 9c K^hup 14-01. botae 19c as quickly and quietly as possible. In that fashion, I Our main and wst essential industry is agricul- they transform men and send JOAN OF ARC. RED . HEINZ / ture. City people^te so busy about their various bad money may stay a tong time in drculatian. untfi them forth to magnificent living Union Coffee 19c UmI 3 lbs. ^ \ that they do not often think of that But were at last R reaches the bar of Judgmcit at a bank. tor God. One wonders il much Grapefiuit No. 2 can 14c It not tor the fanner they would staEve. He Is basic. But the counterfeiter is a menace to tbe pttollc of the derto of power in the DEL MONTE Blenheim Apricots Ib.20c / for he keeps us alive. The bread and butter, the weUare. as is proved by the fact that counterfeiting Christian church is not to be FAIfCY _ _ attributed directly to the lack of Tana Fish No. % can 16c meat and potatoes, which he supplies makes the dty tpreciated the value of a USCOPa^FIpar 5Ib8.2^ possible. While in Rowan County we raise everyttdng whole naUon ’s currency. It is good dtlsenship and such experiences with God. 2 packages 23c The disciples had an unfor Wheaties to give tbe authorities aU possible aid to FREE TELESCOPE Diced Carets. ^ No. 2 can 9c teat will grow in the temperate zone, yet com'and gettable mountain-top experience. BAXTER'S ' ! / hogs are stUl the fundamentals of our agricultural keeping American-money in good rûte and Jailing Even so have many others found Raspberry Creams lb. 27c BAXTER’S economy. Our acreage planted in corn cona^^Wy who counterfeit iL the secret of power. It came to Shoe Polislr ^^n-1 2 for 19c exceeds tbe entire combined acreage of whdt oats ------oOj- D. L Moody as he walked down N^ Shredded Wheat ib. 11c BLACK AND TAN and rye. And most of tbe corn goes to the ultimate a New York street, praying m Preserves 3-Ib.jar55c —«-n.TT,.T- ill the shape of pwk. m TUNE agony. 'Deliver me fr«n myselL NBC Vanilla Wafers pkg. 27c Take absolute sway." The story. USCO ASSORTED Frwn now on the farmer has in prospect no Idle AND OUT FloatingSoap 4barsl0c ' tlBie. Probably he has already planted his potatoes. «f what happened to him and Jello Ass’t Flavors box 5c No wit can be told! Those long-haired symphony through him as a surrendered USCO WHITE ‘The earlier you get them in the ground the better tooters. sawyers and banger»-even as you and I— instrument in God ’s band is writ Toilet Soap ■ 2 cakes 9c Elbow Macaroni 3-lb. pkg. 25c Getfing the fields ready for com and tobacco is a don ’t play in tune. One ot tmtural science's Utest ten large on the pages of history USCO major taak. Then almost before the com shows is a device which enables you to deter Others had similar experiences. USCO GREEN Tea 10c; 1/4 lb. 22c; Vjib. 43c green in tbe fields, comes haying and harvesting mine. when you twsng, bow or blow, whether you are Let us remember that such pri 10 bars 39c Lanndry Soap HOUSE OF LORD’S of winter wheat For tbe amaU farmer there is no p,girt«g music or Just a noise. It’s called a chromatic vileges are not reserved for a USCO YELLOW unemployment problem. From now on until Thanks- stroboscope and wab shown to the Music Educators few. they are the birihri^t of White Soap Chips 2 boxes 35c Peanut Butter 3-Ib. jar 27c giving'be will not have an idle day. National Conference in St Louis recently. Sixteen every Christian. Power without E-âUALITY USCO first violins of a leading symphony arehestra knowledge is a dangerous and destnicine thing, but knowledge Sweet Pkkics 7-oz. jar 10c NO PENALTY tested and not one actually ptayed a aeale in tune. Granulated Soap 2 boxes 35c without power is a dead toing. used USCO MIXED FOR PILOTS Let aU who struggle wjth the bow take he^ When resulting in a stale and unfruit Sandwich Spread 16-oz Jar23c you practice and your efforts bring on that lonesome ful orthodixy that in turn pro Cinnamon sift tin 9c ^ A valiant effort has been made by America’ s air USCO be of good cheer, the company Is select, duces dreadful and unchris McCORMICX’S lines to repair the damage done to their safety re course, there is no telling where (his thing tian religious system. It is not. cords by several tragic accidents of last winter, es enough to know the truth, to pecially in Ihe western mountain area. More care _d. After they got through with the sixtewi violins they tested toe entire orchestra. The result be able to d|muss it,. to di ful precautions are cow in effect and better instru vide Il and possibly to fight CHOICE MEATS, FRIDAY & SAT. ments reduce the dangers of flyid* in bad weather. > just about what the friends of swing wanted about It, Let us study God ’s hear. It seems that toe symphony orchestra Square Berliner lb. 22c More comforting to the air passengers will be Word, but let the truth be bap Pork Loin lb. 26c the .news that some lines have adopted a policy which doesn't play in tune either. tized in toe overflowing spiritual CENTER CUT CHOPS 30c LB. Brick Cheese Ib. 19c . listens the pilot's load of responsibility by deferring But of course there is a serious side. The stro power of a personal experien Beef Liver lb. 21c to his flying judgment. The pilots are guaranteed boscope is said to enable instrument manufacturers to with God. Pork Butts lb. 24c dieir full monthly wage, without penalty for flights build their products more accurately. So we have m. Serve Bfeedy Bnmanity- Loin Steak lb. 33c Dr Moore beautifully suggests Long Bologna lb. 17c that are called off or interrupted because of bad promise that toe concord of sweet sounds will be that .leûs and the disciples went Rib Roast lb. 28c weather. This should answer the complaint that ,'en sweeter. Cooked Salami lb. 22c up to the place of prayer, into Chuck Roast lb. 27c - due presure has persuaded pilots to go ahead-when toe place of glory, and down Frankfurters lb. 22c lh..l6c it would be safer to ground their planes. to the place of service. How SHEEP CASING PlateôU With all due credit to the extraordinary advances THE FARMER’S fitting IS that tequenee. Much- of safety in aviation, bad weather is still a dangerous SALVATION confu.sitm exists In the church enemy of the transport plane When in doubt ol “If there ever was a time when farmers needed because those who have foolish ly abandoned their interest in the what lies ahead, the flying rule should be to play safe. to stick to the organization which they have, and to buth of God ’s Word and have Trained and experienced piloU, equipped with all support and stand by their own tried and true possible information that ground crews, weather substituted tbe enargy ot the . leadeior it is right now in ths year of 1938 . . . The flesh for spiritual power, have' experts and radio warnings can supply, should knpw farmer's only safe and sure protection is found been most diligent in service to beat whether it is safe to keep their schedules. Sole UNITED his own well established organization. ’'—The Dairy humanity, while toose who know authority in such matters rests with the captain of men’s League NWs. and accept the ttuth about Christ Ship at sea and there is no less responsibility on tt: and who urufess to believe in SUPPLY COMPANY shoulders of tbe man who flies a transport plane. the power of the Spfrit-fiiled ______This is one time of year when, altiugiSb every- life have to serve their HALDEMAN STORE ■.,r______HALDEMAN. KT. A man wlU nevw be broke a long as he's bent one doa talk about tbe weatoa. no one would even needy nei^bort. How delight- IB toe right dirwtiaa. want to do anything' about it fill and OMfifl ia ^ aonaal. M-

«rmg moEPEypENT P»g»thw local firms that have helped build rowan county “r- tor two years, gives you merchan undertaken and diacharged to the WKL-KUM-INN of Bowan. County have been backbonk or bowan coowttdise and service and conaidera- best of our ability. Bigger stores getting all three at the Thbor Shoe make for belter towns. Think it SF^SOES f t. ud «ti»r buAoWi PTO1..1W-1 u, 0,.. com- bon that only a town mer ‘w* tev* hunehw far Ur IB years he haa been derv- the form of even better the re-telling. many patrons to keep on trading THE REGAL STORE the motorists likes these Uttle at- the p^ple of Farmers. He the future. 8BADY REST SERVICE Bdr. Gray don Tauibee. owner of there. These old pabens arc only Wholesale distributors tor toe tenbons and he sees toat they get • • •• and Morehead is growing. Help . STATION International and OUver (ann im- this cafe since april 10th, 1B37. has retained and new ones acjded ;heU Oil products in Rowan and them. Woody Hinton, owner fer since that time added a fountain Morehead plcmenta. tlirough the eras of business cy- Elliott counbes. the WiUiams-Nic- six years, sells Standard Gas and and many other modem fixtures. home keli Oil Co. operates three trucks Motorists are rapidly becomi The cafe ncm has a seating ca clei:, by giving a full measure of town merahant is as good as any. in their extensive business. Tele skeptics—or perhaps there is a Oil and Accessories, but he gives H 'SHELTON pacity for forty guests and serves value and service tor every dol Abraham Lincoln once said ihai phone no If you are m need of better word or phrase than that SERVICE. ChrMy complete meals, short orders and lar spent You can do as wen he didn't know nuicb about theor- gas or cil and want good, de Back in October «. 193S, Mr...... he did use That is not quite what I Mr. Tauibee is also here at home. Why go there. pendable products. JACK PARKER ShelUm started thia general mer- agent for the Greyhound Bus Unes, ■ay from home and further know that when America bought meant to say. Rather, mi^t 1 say, chandiae business in a rather small _..-ay'’ Buy at home. If you .1 ton of steel in England for motorists are from Missouri —show >fs review the reasons wh* way. But he started it ri^t. with J. w. 4ogge don ’t save money you will at least bx-enty dollars. America had the them. That's better. When 1 wUl be benefitted by trading the right merchandise, the right steel but England had ihe twenty, GENERAL MERCHANIMSB •gy- Mentoead motorist sees something with I this'store of Jock Parker ’s all principles and the right idea of Mr. andIMl Mrs. McBrayer are par- dollars. But when America bought | e year round. treating people right. Naturally An old shoe is like an old friend ,n a. AAV- o.. .V...... Not only is toe quaUty and pr eyes he does not always briieve Id the Morehead Shoe Shop bcipabng in the Merchants Prize of steel from an Amencan This store is a local Independent the busines grew. Any business Drawing here. They wito to ex , then America had the steel of aU merchandise in this general it. for he’s a pretty shrewd bird, tvw Ubiw the friendahip last. There's firm, store, possessing the same local carried on as this one has been press their appreciabon to they ollars. merchandise store fully guaran is that motorisL lots of wear in those old shoes teed. but each article is tastefuny ests as you, This store car- would grow and as the H. Shelton many friends- and m'tinIncoln instances, he sees many every product obtainable as Store is continuing along the same if you let L. B. «lli8 and R. B. displayed so that patrons may ELUngton repair them. They will signs that reads Service Staboo r .stores at the same general lines to begin with, it no doubt, it doesn't require any keen intel make their selecbons, governed by feel good and so will you when their own desires and needs, for but he does not believe them ^ prices; nabonally advertised will.continue to grow. You ’ll sl lect to fathom such plain logic. brands, not Just special brands of you know how Uttle the cost is- this IS a store ol a new era, built and tor he’s a materialist too. is toat ways get real values and real COOPER BLACK Any one can see the good sense which you know nothing. vice at the general merchandise Tkke your boots and shoes to arranged to serve you better with general STORE in it. itoristr When he sees a sign By buying with your indepen store of M. Sheiton ’t. the Mordiead Shoe Shop and you better merchandise at better pri- are sure to geat REAL satisfaction. Hilda All of Which means if you use that reads Service Stabon, that ’s dent merchant, you buy with safe your money to buy l^rehead pro Courtesy and personal People of HUda and vicinity, add nothing to toe cost of our what he expects it to be—a Ser ty and confidence. Thia is an in TABOR SHOE SHOF ducts: if you ------“— dependent merchant. Buy from TBB BCONAMY STOBX since 1927. have been buying their goods. It U merely an extra vice Stabon, where you get Ser 1. you will contribute ; vice. Note toe capital S. You your friend and nei^ibor. Miwkwd groceries, drugs, clothing, floor ducement that toe indepeident There are three imporfant-es- the same towand keeping might fool him in once but can always serve you best Thia general merchandise store. Mverinv. oil and gas, at toe gen merchant has to offer. eral store of Cooper Black's and Morehead on toe upgrade and you won ’t get him baric again, tor he's This general store and poet of teaUMta, TheTC““EconomyE^y StStori,^toumted.—. .. and our town will prosper Wi are interested in our com- with good reason too. Hilda is a .munlty. Wito ua it la * ptomw aauMtiwkigd. too, ia that motor- fice, atarted by JhA Fkrter to ... — isspn and 1938, carriei only the beet quaUty aiBfSBiMr. ^ •• M t«»w v M ^ m BteA OeDBral Stoal Thk Rfghl ^ Survhx Ste- M'fa te ottMT hi fanlBt oat|M>o |>p«r »ia mighty dean and good, _too. I tn Qte growing meat buafaaw here | gMd work. For five montha rwi-1 of bygOM flMt iMKfa so

EACH AND

EVERY Week

To Be Awarded Every Saturday At 3:P. ^.

By The Morehead Merchants Association

SATURDAY, APRIE 23 ON FAIRBANKS AVfc IN FRONT OF ECONOMY STORE AND FARMERS PRODUCE CO.

THIS AWARD OF CASH PR1?BS IS GIVEN TO SHOPPERS TO STMMTE THE POLICY OF TRADE AT HOME. BE SURE TO GET YOUR COUPONS. HOLDER OF WINNING TICKET MUST BE ON THE GROUNDS.

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A. A P. TEA CO V el-kum-ixn ^ BATTSON’S DRUG STORE BLAIR’S -BANKRUPT” STORE S. L. ALLEN GRO^Y BLUE MOON CAFE M. F. BROWN GROCERY SHADY REST SERVICE STATION CON«T%S"h^RD™?RECO. COLLEGE VIEW TOURIST C.VMP AMOS *N ANDY C. E. BISHOP DRUG CO. J. W. HOGGE BRUCE’S ^-10 A $X.OO STORE MAYFLOWER RESTAURANT CUT-RATE GROCERY MIDLAND TRAIL GARAGE S.^NITARY BARBER SHOP IDEAL DAIRY STORE . S. & W. DISPENSARY THE BIG STORE SLUSS’ BARGAIN STORE UN-iON GROCERY CO. THE SILVER KEY EAGLESSAGLES NEST CAPE* I. G. A. GROCERY COZY THE.ATRE CARR-PERRY MOTOR CO. TRAIL THEATRE H. N. ALFREY TRAIL. BARBER SHOP ECONOMY STORE v MODEL LAUNDRY MOREHEAD LUMBER CO. REGAL GROCEEY__ _ PEOPLES BANK CITIZENS BANK A. B. McKlNNEY DEPT. STORE IMPERIAL CLEANERS -?■ TBB MB—MAD mP»mro«MT Uncolo eounw -beaks are eo- state Megates Are openting la ptoas for e 4-H club Reds To Meet Gas AB-Star FootbaD -and Futore Farmers of Amwica Picked By 4-H Oub Amw next tea Club exUMfp wtU A factory ^ the r If the blue mold disease of to Include com. tobacco, poultry and The importiincc of cooperatives The College of Agriculture at of leather frtwi fish skins has been •In the Swiss ■ economic structure bacco. which was prevalent in House Baseballers borne products. Fivg^toBire Far- Lexington announces the selection started at Bremerhaven. one of iper organizations -wHywoperate- is reOecUNl m the annual report plant beds last year, becomes es tablished In Kwlucky because of pen Seri of two girls and two boys to RcBrasenUtires Of Easteni Germany ’s nmst importont fittilag cf the Affiliated Swiss Coopera- salt Renh^ky at the National 4-H oveiWintering. it may necessary With St. Loois Amd WestepB Kentucky ports. Club Camp in Washington. D. C.. At the end of 1937 the AffiUaled to combat it in the i^r future. MofuUy Meet For ChmrUy The factory, whldi U part of ~~iUeau. in June. Tlwy are Glenn Clay. Swiss Cooperatix es sold 40,000 car says Dr. W, D. VaUeau. ^nt path FoUowing their opening seri. The Kentucky Hi^ School Ath the German Govemment's Four- ologist at the Experiment Station Nicholas eoun^ Margaret Gulley. loads of 10 tons each of various against the Chicago Cubs at Croa- Garrard county; Laura Johnson. letic Association, holding its an Year Plan to gain self-suffleiency, kiods of commodities, notably at Lexington. Simpson county, and James nual meeting, today approved a has submitted inner soles and ma ekicU ftedstuffs. household goods, rnanu- Ordinarily, severe injury Stol^ Fayette county. post-season football game between chinery belting made of fish skins factured articles and fuel. It pays curs in sUtes north of Georgia Clay is prceldent of the Ken all-star teams of the eastern and for extensive tests and belting 5 per cent interest on its capital... Iv when the disease gets an early Ihree days, visiting the d«i of.U tucky Asaociatton of 4-H Clubs, western sections of the state for made of this material la reported The Affiliated Swiss Coopera start in Georgia and graduaUy Pittsburg Pirates. They willv ri which has an active the benefit of the Shrine's crip to be inuse in the factory. tives operate their own printing spreads north. Farmers' Bulletin to CiE iti Monday for of nearly 40.000 farm boys, and pled childrens home in Lexington. In the manufacture of leather shop.iiin establishment for roasting 1799. "Blue Mold of Tobmsso. ' de- three-game set against the girto. In seven years of 4-H club An officials' from ISE" skins, every type For Highest Grade roffee, and ’k.ther similar enter- scnbes the disease and gives re- work he baa produced Uvestock tablished and clinics tor tootbaU fish skin U used, but cod. golden pru'es, as weU as several recrea control. and crops aMUng for S4.12S. He tnd basketball players, perch, and salmon predominate. PLUMBING tional homes. Copies may be had by applying raised 298 turkeys one year, and and arbiters According to the report fish skins to county agents or by writing casion for the first todies' won wcond in the state turkey district coveted into leather hand bags to the Experiment Station. the seuon. Women again will be shew. member sebooU to conduct the end similar articles need only be call HAKE SURE admitted to the pavilions for 2S Miss GuDey was state champion association's affairs. tanned tor a fwnvimiun of one and cents, which Includes tox. Ad- in clothing tost year, has done All members of the athletic one-half days while skins con CECIL LANDRETH mlralon » Ui.,.Baun in canning anC board of control were reelected verted into leather for industrial will be only ten cento additionaL has been pn five county demon and a sixth member added, and purposes require only from four Twelve ladietf days are on the .the following other action token: landreth Belgium is planning to establish stration teams. She also ' to twelve hours tanning. Reds^ home schedule this Mason. rcised beef calves. She-has won I The one-semester rule was re Plumbing Company a special organization.to assist ag 1 increase of one over 1937. placed by a one-year residence 4S;^s riculture in finding or maintain many prizes in her eight years of A lime spreader has been bou^t Critics who have watched the club work- rule. b> William Short. Owingsville. to Phone 204 ing outlets for its products and to Gashouse Gang in action this A new district and regional farihute the clearance of thex be used cooperatively by nearby spring predict great things A man be' of the sute cham- tournenient arrangement was ef USTIN TO RAPIO and also farmers. products in connection with the them providing some of their ex fected to end vote swapping. of the state dairy rattle judging regulations and restrictiiJns- periments pan out. TheM have A plan to have representation C. E. BISHOP team. Miss Johnson has completed trade with other countries. power and speed, and wt® Dizzy ft the annual meeting of the na It IS pointed out that the restric- Dean back m harness pitching as hi? ***-inn^ iionaitional reoerauonfedei-aUon oiof mgnHigh acnooiSchool Uons on importations in foreign well as ever, the refund staff luntnes have made it necessary should be restored to itovrifecti A suggestion that teams be seed consider means whereby exist- ness of a couple of seasto ago. ed in districts where the majority ng m.irkets for agricultural pro- A rookie. Max Macon, who starred fai ’ors the plan was approved. Qui t» may be maintained or ior the Columbus Red Birds last Stokes has produrt-d J.irm A by-law pemntlinR persons s.hiy extended. season, is expected to win a start ducts worth S2.72B m hi.s 4-H club | I members of the scheui faculty ing mound berth work. He has show ed sheep ami to coach athletic teams was elim beef cattle in dis'n.-i and state inated. The proposal submitted made at Crosley Field fairs, fed and exhibited the state by W. J. Foster of Newport, would close of last season. Two new champion Shorthorn in the state d.rcctly affect Louisville SL Xav rest rooms and an umpires' room baby beef show, and iwns a Uiock ier coaches. Clyde Crone, football, have been constructed under the of purebred sheep ;md a herd of and Bob Schumann, basketball. GOOD USED CARS third base section of the grand purebred catUe. Thu reelected control board stand. the boxes and the _ upper members are President have Walt Disney Is Akin OTioimelL Richmemd; Vice Presi 19.37 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN home plate has been moved out dent Russell Bridges. Ft Thomas; 20 feel- Groundkeeper Matty To “Old Woman Secretary Ted Sanford. Carrollton Schj^'ab has the field in perfect In Shoe" and W. B. Owen of HofS^Cave. 19.34 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN condition. and John At Dotst^ Benham. Matt Walt Disney. M;rui-y Mouse's Sparkman. Benton, is the newly Twenty-five boys in Knott coun- papa, is like the old .Mirr.an who lidded member. 1936 FORD DELLTfE COUPE include corn growmg. spon lived in a shoe. H.- h.is so many sored by the schools, and small children he doesn t xaow. what Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fannin fruits, sponsored by Lark Sloane tcrtained with a family dinner SUITS. DRESSES. COATS 19.34 PLYMOUTH SEDAN of Hindman Poultry, swine and Sundgy at their home in honor of EXPERTLY CLEANED AND potatoes also will be stressed. While ottier fUm studios are cut- their daughter, Mrs. Ray Evans, CAREFULLY PRESSED. tine out Jobs and slackening pro- ami Mr. Evans and btUe daughter, ioo. Mr. Disney s plane em a. of Flat Gap. Other guests NOW ONLY. EACH. ' 70c 19.36 CHEVROLET PICK-UP " ploys more than TUU workers —a WANTED Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Fannin record mimbtf. The "help want and children. Dorothy and Lkmel If it is qu»Mty Dry CleaniBg you w»nt. we an here ed" sign hongs on the door., EdwartL Mr. and Mrs. Walter to serve you with the BHMt modem equipmnt i^y Used Kohler Eight Mickey, who made tus first hit er and children, Ruthtone eaa buy. Givelis a tj^*^ yM wUI coov itteed. MIDLAND TRAIL GARAGE Plant. Will pay cash. ten years ago, is sUii the No. 1 fnd" Johnny, and Miss Patty liar. Mr. Disney says so. But Ctutcher, all of Morehead. Call or write Mickey was almost crowded out IMPERIAL DRY CLEANERS Morehead, Kentucky Morehead as the Disney fani.Iy grew, More thn 30,000 block loent strictly on his eaior's ordos seedlings hove been, ordesod by (OwiuK ud ermud br I«ta we niar wn INDEPENDENT that he'a making a cooMtack this ■OBKHEAD PWm IjT ------SEWmDj -Mo rehea di Kentucky As Ifr. Dtoik-y *e* ft^ DannTJ Dock and other upztarti have been getting the best gags. They were a fresh strniulu.s and unintention ally the animators tUghted Mic- AN anno 0>k:ement Donald i i ANNOUNCING,.. Miki KuchL the Spantoh Miguel New conditions today call for new and higher standards of bank Raton, the Orm.ins Michael Maus management and safety, and in oor desire to give tgood service on which and the French Michel SourU- ne can receive adequate compensation, where we have heretofore sustained Pluto and Goofy, the dogs, have a loss, the banks of Morehead. Keotneky.ky, willt .. in------keeping with. .. the policies won popularity Wilbur, the gra«- K adoptiited by nearby banks and those throughout the ^te and NatLoo. hopper; Cu .n , the Goose, and Don institute moderatelerate service chargecharges on May 1, 1938. Th ald's three duckling nephews. The opening of the necessaryry by additional tax*taxes that have...... come.... about in recentmade years, Huey. Dewey, and Looey, are on high cost of burglarHirglar and robbery iinsurancH,aurety bonds that are tquired the upswing The three little pigs, alter an for 4ilII bank employes, costs of insuringi ybtiw de|■posits and many other i or ail absence <>f fi'.e years, sre com lu'rdî s imposed on thânks. ing baiK —With the big bad wolf. This lime they will use a Uc MODEL LAUNDRY (Measured Service Charges will be as follow.s: dcuctor to fool the wolf, who by > iw ha.-i three little Wolves. ■fc all checking accounts averaging below $50.00 per month, .50 cents Eighieen short cartoons a year I r-cr/monthp-cr/moi where any checks are drawn against the account dunng the the siudio chedule. IN ITS NEW HOME month. For this charge the customer will bt entitled to draw five checks in technicolor They cost $50,000 during the month; for each additional check there Ls Co be a charge of 3 each and ciirn about $13,000 pro- MicKey dtiU has the i i I ents each. On accounts having an average balance cf $50.00 or over, voice. Wait Di-sney’s, but his me check will be allowed for each $10.00 average balance for the mbnth. modified, h’.s hands and face Gorier Trumbo Street and Railroad Street- for each check in excess of this allowable number. 3 cenU.cach. smaller 'r Charges for issuing hank drafts, ca.shier checks, certified checks and Minnie licu.se has a different 11«. The It:: l who W®ke for her for cashing out-of-town cKMk's’for non-depositors are as follows; • retired la.-ii u inter.’ Some day Mi Disney hopes pul Mickey .n a full-length Amount Charge tore like "Snow WWte and Seven Dwarfs, but he’s far down $ 1.00 to $ 10.00...... ? -05 on the wai'.ini! list. "Snow White," finished only last This move to new and larger quarters is being made 10.00 to 25.00...... 10 December after three years of work. Is reiiarded by Mr. Disney 25.00 to 75.00 ...... 15 as an experiment which taught ii him how to make a better picture 75.00 to 100.00....-...... 20 next time It is expected to earn I . so as to better serve you with the very finest workman- j| about S7.OOH.UUO. One long feature a year is And 1(1 cents (cr each additional $100.00 oc reaction thereof. No planned. For 1938. it to "Bambi,' chdhse wiU be made for cashing Government Cheeks. the story of ii deer. Next year it ship in your laundry and dry cleaning. i may be "Pioorchio." Charge of -25 cents for issuing a stop payment order opiinsl n cheek. Another Iîsney ambition to to animate cartoons to fine music. i Charge of 23 cents for handling each insufficient funis check. He had l.eopoid Stokowski record A minimum churge of 5 cents pet da, for notes nfler muturity. "The Sorn-rer's ApprenUee." — ; cently. but th.- story has yet Pleuse understand that there will he no charge made agaijmt any ac ecunt'showinrno'ac'trvi'trithei-' than' deposH^ during the month, in other drawn. Try our family wash . . . You ’ll find it economical words, it nr check., are charged against the account, no charge wdl he i made. We would have our cuslomers know tlmt anyf bîneMbusiness Introstedintrusted loto I and pleasing to even the most exacting housewife. us is apprecialed ar.d we believe this new plan will be welcomed by the smaH de^sitor. for he will know that his Mcqunt, regardless of size, is paying its wav and is a welcome account. We want you to feel free to Mk j n-r anv information with reference to this plan and it will ^ given.' Anything not made clear herein wiU be explained m detail at the bank. monuments Respectfutiy submitted. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS J PEOPLES BANK OF MOREHEAD POWER UNITS j FARM >LACHINEBY MODEL LAUNDRY THE CITIZENS BAM Write or see 1 \V. A. PORTER Morehead, Kentucky Morehead, Kentucky* ■A- jEIliottsville, Kentucky || P»g»FiT» the mohehead indepenpeot aM,viatecially the mu t RPPN AN EVENT EQUAL TO THIS Ifafiott ONE CENTSALE; sic was thoroughly aijoyed. The ehUdren gave a special Eas ter program at the Sunday School EiAEMBE o Ru hour. climaxed Urge choir, under the direction of Prof. M. E. G«>rge gave a beau- Uful epthem, "The Heavens He- exa® ftflWE aound." A *rmon by tee water. “The Oeumlng of Day. ” preceded by a christening service, brought to a close tee worship services for BIC DAYS The Carlisle plstrtct Conference will be held at Paris. Ky_ AprU 20 and 21. Mr. C. P. CaudilL Lay Leader. Mr*. Leora B. Hurt. Delegate, and Rev. H. L. Moore will attend the two-day coofer- FoUowing are the church no- Church School —*:45 a, m. Morning Worship —10:45 a. ra. Young Pwplei Service—6:45 p. Evangriistic Services—7:15 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wedneeday —7 p *|«-PINT SIZE LOdOItt* ’* Agorex Compound 2r 50W I êaaaat-iaiting 2 Excellent for quick AFOR^ — , relief for the discom 50^-3 0X.SiXE Keep your hand* soft fort of colds, head me mereasug ewnwoM. Denture AdhcMwT and bvely by using this aches, neuralgia, etc. tance of tee tobacco inteiatiy of Canada la cvidanced in a report to kMum BCpdarij. A aexALL PftooucT tee LoutovUle District Office of tee

7,000.000 ae h a lecor ded value «d ' *6.800.000 a decede ago. Sai\it».ry NaplciM The area adapted to the growth of tobacco to Canada has been to- mased from 40.000 am to 192* foon-fittiBC.. Z^26' «s to l»3t and it is ible that the a — reued to 100.000.

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Virgie Brown. 45 acrei ----- 4-50 BasU Hamm, 140 acres.... DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF PBOP^TY James Brooks. 53 acre*. . - 7.00 Chai. Hanun, 41 acres..... Mrs. J. M. Butcher. 220 acres 30.00 Sam Hamiiit 100 acres . . OWNERS OF COUNTY FOR 1937 . E. F. Butler. 6 acre*. 5.50 Mrs. Jesse Hania, 20 acres John Butler. 1 lot ...... LSO W. H, mteritran d, 00 acres 93H. at I o ’clock P. M.. w thw Lillie Butts. 4 lot* ...... 3.00 DoUie StSKT mUerbrsnd. 60 Krofr"“\h7 for sale at the Geo. Bocook. 2 acre* ...... 7.76 acres ...... 4v . _Slhoi.no«r in Ihe Clly of Moreh««i, firor n<«-paymeot James CaudiU, 30 acres. 3.63 J. H. Bellerbrand, lOO aerb Willie Caudill. 20 acres. .. 5.50 45 acres.. 7 taxes. 8J0 MOBBBEAD ' Charley. Thomrtierry. Orville Carter. 50 acres. . Rosa Jones. .UM S 3.76 J W. Christian. 95 acres. 7.50 Chas. Jordon, 180 acres rrah .\dKins. 50 acres 'ZX.' 6.00 6 .58' Harvee Tno!Tfiomsberry. 50 acre* H. A. Christian. 70 acres. Leo Kidd. 30 acres.... scar Adkins, 127 acres David Clark, 1 lot ...... 11J5 R. Kinder. 50 acres A. J. Alfrey. 6 acres 3-40; Mrs. Minnie Thomas. 4.50 R. B. Kinder, 133 acres I7tf0. acres, 1 lot 1700 Hulda Clark. 160 acres. . J, A. Anglin. 2 luU. Bal. Zola CUne. 1 lot ...... 1.05 Elton tf 25 acT' J. .A. .Aroburgey. 1 lut 17.00 (H B Tolliver. 2 acres 1 lot 55.28 3.00 11.00 Cora Conley, 20 acre* ...... C. F. Kelley. 88 aeret. . Geo. Barber. 6 acres- F -M. Tolliver (estate), i 7.00 G T. Kelley, 13 acres. 10.00 Joe Conley, 1 acre ...... i- J A- Bailey. 4 acres 11.80 Joah Conley, xx acres... B.OO Earl McLain. 40 acres. . Mrs. Orcen Baldridge. J M. Trumbo, 28 acr« . 20.40 Sarah E. Conley, 30 acres. 3.00 Busa Little, 79 acres. . T M. Trumbo. 65 acres 6.78 Brack Conley. 91 acres... 7.00 liary Lewis Heirs, 190 acres 4.50 Maggie Baldndge. 51 acres C. .A. VanHook. 1 lot... 3.40 John Coomer, 30 acres 6.26 Maggie Lewis, 75 acres 4.50 George Baldndge. 2 lots ----- Willie Wallace. 35 acres. . 4.00 Chas. Conn. 224 1 lot 45.74 Corns. Littleton. 176 acres . 12-26 Eddie Baldndge. 3 acres Mose WaUaee, 35 acres . 4.00 John M. Colt 50 acres. .. 4.56 Belva Losan, 100 Buck Baldndge- 9 acres Wallace. 55 Luther Cox. 1 lot ...... 6.00 Boone Logan, 88 acres ...... Mitchell Black. 50 acres IZ Hcr.ry Walton. 63 acres EvweU Cox. 1 kK...... 10.00 Wada Logan, 190 acres SObb Bleck. 10 acres ...... John Hu West.iL'^t I Inl 34.75'’ Rosa Crumb. 20 acres ...... Eir.ily l^bry. 43 acres Denton Blair. 1 lot .AUie White. 1 lot . 11.88 Sam Coffee. 50 acres ...... Coy Masters. 79 acres ...... Bill Blair 1 lot . ■ Jesse WiUiams. 2 lots ----- . 13.50 n»S, Dehart, 15 acre* ...... C. F. McKinley, 1% acres Arthur BUnr. Grace Ford Wilson. 1 lol 41.60 Let Day. 180 acres ...... 20.00 M. P. McBoberta. 90 acres. . 14 C Wright. 1 lot . 5.50 Saul Dehart 11 acres ------4.00 Josle MUan, 106 acres ...... _ r Bowling. 103 acres FABMEBS . Levi Dehart 6 acres. U25 A J Masters Heirs, 79 acres Herbert Bowman, 92 acres Albert Dillon. 125 acres... 9.97 John Molfhit 30 acres ...... J. L. Brown. 1 acre ...... Lcnme' Alderson. 1 lot Harry .AKrey, 25 acres Kelly Dyn*. S acres ...... 14.75 Tom Molton. 04 aaet _____ Wm. Brown. 40 acres. 6.28 Ckma Aifrey. I lot Jesse Egan. 20 acres Fair Parker, 130 acres. . Mrs. Wm. Brown. 1 lot Ferguson. 30 acres 9.90 Parsons. 384 acres Frank H. Brown. 1 lot Euadie Alfrey. 25 acres Allen .AlfriHL^S acres Roscoe Ferguson. 39 acres 7.76 Geo. Pence. 284 acres.. Mig Fraley. 40 acres 8.50 Juke B J. D. Plank. 200 Everett Bradley. 9 lots H L. Armstrong. I lot Cortlev Barker, 25 acres Willis Fraley. 2 acres. 5.50 acres ...... 6.00 ‘ Alex Bradley, I lot 8.50 ; Elbert Black. I acre Boone Fraley. 67 4 acres. J D. Plank. 965 acres'. . 37/T2 : S. B Branham. 12 acri Jasper .Fraley, I5i) acres. 12.00 Mrs. AUle E. Plank, 170 acres 3.30 ' Roy E. Burns. 1 lot Amos FtWy, 62 acres 5.50 Walter Reevs, 40 acres 3 10 JaiTift Cfiudill. 75 . jres 63..'10l Dave Black. 2 : Juhu Fra!e>5 75 acres 4.50 Izah Reeves, 390 acres. S. C r.'odiil. 228 acres 10.00 psnjli. J. Black. 65 i \V.T„ Fraley, 90 acres GiTint RUey. 47 acres. . -Or\!l!e Cauri.ll. 127 acr T F. Fraley, 50 acres , 4.50 T. M. Roberts. 300 acres Lyda Al. CautiilL 3 lot .tresi J M. Black. 130 acres Mai-tha Fraley, 160 acres. Arminda Roberts, TS ocn Riciu'l CnadiU. I 111 airr W T Francis. 15 acres Henry Short, 45 acres . Slew ift C;iuri:ll. 1 lot 5 06 I Thf.mas Brown, icon Riley Bowling. 5 acres. . Eari Frazier. 12 acres W. B. Sloan. 135 acre*. CMlonl Cassity 4 loU Vfsta Fultz. 50 acre's Anna Carter. 821 acres, 2 Ints 7S 50 Jc.tse Bragg. 4 acres. ipringer. 152 acres Wm. Carpenter. 5 acre.< 7 00 Jeff Brown. 50 acres Otlis Fula. 1 acre Mrs. Lola Chrssti.in, 2 .tcre.s 3 00 Granville Brown. 100 acres Richard Gee. 1 lot Martha Springer, 100 acres Willie Brown, 50 acres . Onn; Clover, 1 acre J D. Stegall, 27 acres. . Mrs. Maud flay. 1 lot U-90' • Muiaers exniDiics aiwa Marv Johnson Cl.irk. 1 lot 8.50 S J. Byron. 150 acres .... Bc-ckan Gooden. 75 acres Bethel Stevens, 140 acres Wesley Cov.'lCO acres, I lot 35.87 P A. CampbeU. 65 acres.. Ficnk HaU. 6 acres Harlan Stone, 51 acres Margaret Cornett, ! lot . . 2.26 Virgil Carey, 8 acres ...... Squire Hail U acres. . . Rosa Tackett, 300 acres. Let Cochron.. 2 loLf ... 4.00 Davis Caudill. 25 acres.. 2. T. Haa 77 Queen Thompson, 60 acres Thompson (Heirsj G W Coiimswnrth. 121 si-rrs 7 66 Lcsiie Caudill. 85 .acres. . Wm. Hams, 85 acres. Adnm Cnldiron. 75 Mis W B. Caudill H P Hams, 200 acres Bidf Colrtinm. 6 acr< .l..i-th.i F Caudill. 11 Lewis O. Hinton. 2 acres. Sedith Thompson, 75 acres . Rachel Collimi. 100 a Bill. 2..5o;.-VA Coflcc &^aUiird&’BaUiird 1 lot . . Wilburn Howard. 36 acres. Lucy Thompson. 70 acres Hannah Thompson. 150 acres Annii Conn. 1 !ut. 1.50 ' Herbert Cogswell, 22 acre* O. L- James. 90 acres. . .. J. R. Colltf. lOO 3cr« 4,r>u'.Amus Cogswell 5 acres. . WiUie Johnson. 1 lot. .. Geo. Thompma (Hein). 75 If

Willie Crw. 100 ai 4,7filj;'me< Carpenter, 40 a Luther Johnson, 40 acres. Abe C:-ose, 00 acres Lirzie Conn, 10 acres France Johnson, 25 acres. Mrs. J. R. Thoatpaon. 150 ? ^'1 C. H, Ciawicrd, 197 Mrs. James Cook. 105 6.00 C. H. Johnson. 2% acre*. .. acres ...... <-», Thomas Cuiidid. 91 Cn.-is- Cooper. 70 acres. 5.50 C. B. Kegley, 50 acre*. Claude Wells, 200 acres... 1230 Thurs Kegley, 30 acres... Dick White. 20 a«es... 130 Jack Curtis. 3 4 acn Airthur C.-ose. 3 3.00 Wilhe Comelt 75 4.76 J. R. Kegley. 40 acres. J. H. Williams, 113 acres 6JU| J. W. Dawson. 10 lots. Bal. . T. J. CowcU. 125 acres 13.00 kigar KeUey. I lot...... Henson Wishman, 90 acres 3.001 A. D. Crosthwaite. 46 acres 4.78 ■tephen Kiser. 200 acres. 10.00 S. White. 190 aSKS. . 9-08 Mrs. May Day. 7 ’- acres 530 J. M. DeBoard. 100 acres, 2 P. Day, 20 acres ...... 4.76 Sam F. Lewis. 75 acres. . Harlan White. 40 acnx. 8130 Elmer Martt ’30 acres ...... ' 4.18 Cassie White (Heirai 140 lots...... 9.30 Felix Davis. 100 ocres ...... 6 50 830 es...... A...... 7.50 Lena DeBoard, 20 acres ... 5.10 Z. Davis. 165 acres ...... 9.76 Henry May. 20 acres ...... Wm. H. Messer. 85 acres. . 838 Marshall Wright EsM. 40 Doca DOlon. 40 acres ...... 4.90 Geo. Donahue. 100 acres ----- 530 James Messer, 100 acres. 830 «...... 7.50 Mrs. Lula Dillon, 100 acres. 5.26 Amos Donohue. 60 acres. 3.40 AlUe K Messer. 80 acres 1L50 Fred Wyatt, 114 acm ...... 830 Thomas DUlon. 165 acres.. 9.00 John Evcrsole, 1 acre ...... 3.00 f. 92 7.1* BUI Dinon, 82 acres ...... 8.90 Levi Eldiidge, 35 acre*.... 438 Jr. a U. A. M- 1 Mm.... 730 gjg X, T. Bdmlnitwt. 52% acre* 838 Susan Moore. 188 OJW Z56 Chas. iîi-s 1 lot ...... 21.15 Claude Moore, 30 ecre*. 10.00 am KMtete Bnrir-Hg new L Fho^ Ferguson. I lot ___ 1235 Bt»mt Amburgey. 1 wm. 330 Dave PulU, 100 acres ...... L. W. EUis. 299 acres ...... 25,03 Miwnte Mocabee, 1 acm H. Oney, 80 acres... 1130 AAWir,., SO acres ----- 3.78 1 Jimmie FulU. 2 lots ...... Haniue FlanDery, 1 lot ----- 130 • Adkins. 190 acreso. 938 R. W. Gibbs, 40 aaes ...... 10.00 Everett Oney. ,81 acre*. 10.00 Ruby Gearhart. 25 acres. Alfrey. 1 lot ...... 1030 J.* W Gregory, 50 acres 4 Mrs. T. PaAer. 100 acM 6.00 _ S. Stegall. 50 acres ...... J. P. Gearhart 285 acres ___ 6.00 CanM Alsept. 1 lot ------330 Simmie Johnson, 25 acres. C W. Gearhart 246 acres . W. J. Peitrey. 3 acres.-.. 2 ■»e Harrison Stone. 80 acres G. P- PemeU, xx acres ----- 6.26 B. E. Andre. 5.000 acres. . -329.00 ScUie Johnson. 1 lot . . K Is Dangerous John Goodman, 100 acres. Mace Adams (Heirs), I IM. -L W. D. Sweunan. 2 toU-- Arthur Prince. 68 acres. . - 8.88 Paul R. Jones. 35 acres . Jerry Tackett. 45 acre*. It 1* dangerous t»seU a 9 Bal ...... 4.00 Adorns, 55 acres ------730 Elmer Gregory. 15 acres Ben Roysc. 80 acres ...... llyitte Kegley, I lot 15.00( E. H. Taggard. 2,590 acre* ' . for 888 lust to make three or four Lizzie Royse. 85 acre* ...... - 236 Baldridge. 7 acres. - 430 H. F. Gregory, 72 acres ______Pipe Co XX acre*. - 3330 JL. Kegley. 30 acres 4,50;R. T Thoptaa. 15 acres.. ‘ cent* more. Cus»«»er* are your Jonah Scaggs. 90 acres ----- 7.00 ' I best assets; low tiaan and you lost Taylor Gregory, 50 acres 4JX) Mrs. W C. Barger, 14,000* D. S. Gregory, 79 acres Sam Sloan. 3» acres ...... Pi-crl AUrev Klug. 100 acres 3.00 R. T Thompson. t your tnixinea. 888 isjpnrth Uw o Rert Hays, 2 acres. . Henry Sloan. 50 acres ...... 8.28 Newi» XX acre* . 3.00 Jewel Thoreugh miin. 1 lot-- ' ftHir times aerauefr as a OaiisUlal*. J. W. Gregory, 50 acres 4.50 RaemiBw Levi Gregory. 75 acres John Hays, 50 acres.. Buck Sloan. 10 acres ...... C T KeUey, 13 *rts . 76 Jiunes Turner. L714 aoteS-- Woodrow SlMO, 21 acres.. 4.76 I. O. O. F HaU. 4 acre . Geo. Hicks. 32 acres . . '. Dock Knipp. 35 acres 76 John Townmnd. I k»t._...... WfUie Hick's. 80 acres.. Lacy Smith, 25 acres ...... 7.00 G. W. 81 acres l.82 Va, Oil * Gas Co.. 3323 Mrs. Amos Ham. 3 lots . . 3.94 Woodrow Ham. ? lots ...... Mrs. Tilda Hilgard, 197 acres 7.50 WiUiam Smith, 2 lots...... E C Kimble. 1 lot ... .30: acres ...... Vernoh Spensoc; 75 acres. C26 W. H. Ham, 13 acres Jeff Hunter, 100 acres . 10.00 Geo CUnr.4J« acres . .mOO V, V Vansant. U acre*. 730 C. C- Sparks. 45 acres...... 4.00 Lem Hargis. 4 lota. . Laura rioter. 185 acres- LoretXB Cattee. 100 acre*. 3.00 Edd Litttetn 5.28 C. C. Vest. UOOO acre*-- .100 acres. .. . 13.75 C. H. Sparks. 60 acres.... ItiOO , Hogge, 4 lots ...... TTilliiinT Caskey. 50 acre*. 030 . 3.76 John Wardlow. 92 acres. . Tonda Hunter, acres. .. . 2.^8 Mrs. James Sparks. 40 acres 430 . 2.78, John Watsan. 94 acres.. ~i Hogge. 1 lot USD David. Cnsp. SO acres -.. 3.78 J. H. Martm. tflO acre*. . Clayton Hyatt, I acre ----- . 2.83 Tom Stegall. 50 acres ...... 8.00 Amoli;Kbbcy.7 acres 1.50'a . L. Wetsal. L183 acia t Honaker, 1 % Albert StegaU. 65 aires. 438 -Robett dick. 80 acre.s. . . 1 & HaU, I lot. . 17, oq Floyd Hyatt, 1 acre ...... 4.00 336 C. A. Haddte. IJOOeacres.. moo i Mrs. E. B. White. 90 acres . 636 Roy SturgiU. 1 lot ...... 830 .M. F. eikyttm. 30 acres. .. 1 lot . 21.12 Richard Ingram. 1 lot. Wylie Cooper. 70 acres .. H. T- Mann. 150 acres OJW: U. A Zickerfoose. 590 acr . . 4.00 JesseStinson. 20 acres ...... 336 IS Johnson. 14 tots 3.70 J. W- Johnson. 50 acres Franc* Cooper, 7 acres . . . 236 Garfitdd MwfcweU. 10 4.00 Thomas Stevens, llO acres. . 7.00 t Johnson, 7 lots ----- 7.60 Harlan Kiaaick. 43 acres. .. Sant Casper. 75 acres ----- 236 acres. I lot (.73 31EX1CO FACBS A. D. Johnson, 290 acres. . . 17.50 Mose Stamper. IS acres . - 7.38 M.00 : cof . H. Jones. 99 acres. . . , 3.00 8.50 Andrew Cooper. 90 .acres. . 2-70 R. Musme. LMO acres ...... Gillard Law. 140 acres. . . 8.50 J, H. Stewart, 30 acres ...... J s. XcFarland, 300 acres t.00 G. J. Jones. 8 acres 2.38 Cora Swamgan, 20 acres. 6.00 W. H- COK. 3350 acres .. . *830 . 11.00 BeUe Link, 30 acres. Wm. P. Craffcrd. To acre*. . 1-50 BesrH McGI-aun. ' The duty on the impectatii Chas. Keeton. 250 acres 4.50 B. Tackett. I l»t...... S3R 4.50 James Link. 40 acres R. G. Dailey. 127 acres .... 19.00 John James McRobert*. EUzabeth Kidd, 65 acres. 7.00 Isaac Terry. 38 acres ...... 4JU ■V . 11.00 Glen Lowe. 41 acres ...... Gas Corp xx acresf: J. N. Kissinger. 1 lot. ... 5.50 Grant Thomas. 80 acres ----- 7.00 E. D. Marirwdll. 90 acres Ben tMder. 25 acres .... 4.50 D MiUer.Joa acres J. M. Lame. 100 acrei 1 lol 22.S0 3.45 Juhn Thomas. 20 acres. .. 4.76 •^h MarkweU. 100 acres. (>o. Deprest. 30 aerr-s ... 1.50 E- Miner. iSr acres. ... James i-noi* ' 3 Icia ...... 5.06 L. MarkweU, 65 acres. 5.50 Enoch Thomas, 25 acres ----- 3-78 Beulah La Ware.. 60 acres . 4.26 Mrs, Martha Templeman. 70 Jack Dehart. 50 arc-:, .... 3.00 John nobles. 1 lot ...... Mrs. H. Maze, 2 acres ----- Hentsan R1 DooihiU. 436T Mods Bren- 290 acres ----- 8.00- The dheree stated that the re> HenrvLamaster. 3 acres. . . 636 4.50 acres Emmett Lewis. 1 lot 5.90 A. J- McOurg. 40 'acres. - safes.. 339,02 Sid" Mimtgomery. 1 lot. -60 movai oT the import duty 8.50 Arthur Templeman, 61 acres 12.71 . 1.50 was necessitated by a scarcity of Sidney 1-ewLS. 10 acres.. 7.00 Roy McClurg. 40 acres ----- Mrs. F. P. Dryden. Malmda Starris. 1 to: . W. B. McKenzie. 125 acres 15.24 Roy. Templeman. 60 acres. A. 200 acres. . B.OO this eammodUy is various sec- '.In Murvcl Lewis, 100 acres 3.00 E. S- Turner, 120 acres ----- H. Dmenn. 6 acn-.s ... 7.50 A- J. McKenzie Jr.. 100 acres 4.00 D * MiUEns. 150 acres. - . • 3.36 uons of Mi-*xico and to prevent ■ R. Littleton. 1 lot ...... ; 16.10 E. S. Turner. Heirs. 60 acres W. Di Eden. 8 a.re> ... 438 Bessie Moore. 10 acres I. S. Ed«u 3 loL . . 3,76 Florentx; H. Myers. U I specidbtlim at grain in prejudice 7 S. Mabry. 800 acres 14.50 L. D. Trent. 112 acres ...... Frank Moore. 1 lot ...... E. !)t Edington. 8-0 ,,.res... 41.10 . 98.00 to the pnbHc. Under the terms ctr.r. le MarkweU. 12 acres 13.00 Harvie Trent. 2 acres ...... L- Martin. 1 Ibt .... 12.70 John Moore. 6 acres. . Phoffr* Edmonson. 44 acot* Chas McRerierts. 12 aerw.. - ...... Willord Moore. 26 acres, H. L. Turner. 15 acres ----- J. U NicknU. 75 acres ------3.00, bi lAparttei into 5Iemeo fr« A- E- Martin, 1 lol ...... 16-10 Henderson WUsotn 70 acre* 13.00 8.00 F. McKinney. 1 lot. . . 11.00 Dewey NickcU. 18 acres Fui-m. 40 ZeBk NuUwx. 27% ac».. 106 i duly ftir the retnauider of 1938, Mary E. Poston, fjeres Silas Wilson. 1 acre ...... 438 W E. n^mn 1.850 acre*. ... 100.50 previded that import* permits are John T- McKenzie, 1 lot. . WUUe Pettit. 124 W. D. WUliams. 83 acres... 11.50 .76 obtainerf from the Secretary of Midland Baking Co., 1 lot 91.08 EsUe WUliams, 9B acres ----- 3.00 OBre HSn L-br Co., x 65.70 Anna W, Perkins. 72 acres Caccy Osbourn, 1 lot_.. 4.50, National Economy of Mexico. I. H. MUes. 2 lots ...... IsabeUe Sweeney. 80 acres. . PINB «SOTE 12.00 j Booker Mullins. 1 lot 17.00 \T.O. Preka, 80 acre* .... Everett* Sweeney. 30 acre* Albert Archer, 50 aoros ------4.00 12.00' U T Mynhier. 9 acres 2.26 Alice Buckner. 14»acre8.... 4.50 Mrs. norence FerkniM.za 95 C G. Peyton, 2 lot* . *Taulby Mynhier. 47 acres. 3.76 CltUa Swim, 8 acres ...... 6.40 S,.?>PbUUps. 40 acrw- . Mary Swim. 18 acres. . SiUcr BuUer. 55 acres ----- :™,| Surveying Mary Nickell. 2 lots... 9.76 E. BurchweU, 20 acres. 4.76 Irvin Sweeney. 00 acres.-,. C W. Knjpp, 61 acres . Richard R.'imey, 20 acres. ^ Madder Blanton Ibeirs) 80 Bert Pellrey, 108 acres u.5n Alice Phelps, 1 H Mapping-DraftingTlItTS . . . blends tsU-tal* gny 12.00 Unden Ramey. 75 acres. .. acrcA"^ ” ^...... 3730 A. Queen. : J H. Perry, 8 , W.^Braâw. ’ 7s' 'acM*'. . inre the natural tone* of your bale 7.80 BUI Razor, SEE US to pwfectly as to defy detection. CTsude Ramey. 50 acres. ... lot. . 3.40 Tsnneson Razor. 200 acres 31.50; Aefc for a Clairol treatment at yov Noona Powers. Jell Ramey. 20 acres ...... Mrs. A- V. C. A. Proctor (estate) Wm. Reams, 85 i beauty ifrop or write oa for FRftB Si-nford Reed. 80 acres. . ___ acres ...... Wm. L- Reagcr, 100 seres . DRONSHOUSE- dcres. . . 25.50 booklet, advice and analysis. Luke Reed. 180 acres ...... 13.00 iP.ercc Burton. 80 acres ----- Welter Reeves. 4 acres ...... C'. B. PiocioV. 15 acres. . 30.15 J W. Sexton. 75 acres.... 3,00 Melvin Burton. 87 acres. . Anlie Reynolds. 100 acres.. Jake Proffitt. 100 acres 11-00 -L V. DILLON D. B. Smedlcy. 10 acres. WiUie Caudill. 25 acres ----- Frank Purvis. 1 lot . . ' . 11.00 Zeiias Clark, 35 acres ...... iS!Vesley Gross. 1 Ndeura/fy...wic/i WiUie Stacy, 35 acres . . .. John Richmond, 1 acre ... 30"I MOBEHEAD. KENTUCKY Liwson Quesinberry . Jack Clark, 35 acres ...... Orrha GuUel, 1 E. W. Thoinsburg. 1 acre.. Ora Riddle. 1 acre ...... 3.00 ------acres ...... 1030 Ralph Cooper, 60 acres.,.. GuUey. 123 arrvs ...... C S. Thorp,.3 acres ...... Or'.ando Richie. 30 acre* 3-00 Better- livability and Superior Geo. Quejiiiberry,______« 3.78 Everett Cooper, 69 acres. '.. H. Hall. 1 lot ...... > Martha Utterbac-k. 30 acres Chrmma HaU. 6U ..cres___ John Richie. 125 acres., ^ breeding insure success_when Joe Qurrinbvrry. Z~'- Geo. Wagonw. 171 acres. Frank Cooper. 75 acres. ... €mm% John RistoL 20 acres.. .. WiUie Ramey, I h> . 11.00 VV, G. Cox, 68 acres ...... Luther Hawkins. Ti acres.. 3.76 „ J buy Dorsey s PIONBEE BAHT Aleck WaUace. 100 acres. R. B. Roberts. 433 acres. . Rice A Bishop. 1 lot. Bal. Jack Curtis. 33 acres ...... Hamburger. iiS acta 3.46 CHICKS. KY. U. S. ApiJHJved and| Henry Walton. 92 acres. .. Hariier, 75 acres ...... 2.28 Wm. F. Rogers. 330 acres ”-^°'puUorum tested. Eighth year ofi Mrs. H L. Roberts. 1 lot 8.50 Leonard WUUams, 4 acres. . C. H. Dailey, 80 acres - Robieson & Hogge. 375 acres 12-76 James Harrold. 75 aera ___ 4.50 Ethel Jones Saddler, 20 steady Dock improve^nL K'JfS^MnZ. A. J. Wooten, 66 acres Daughters of America. I lot Geo. Hillix. 100 acres ...... 7.50 acres.------. i catalog. Box L. FLEMINGSBCRG cteroi Iik.. i« w. •* at?Nt> Y \rkie Dot Rose, xx acres . 3.40 Geo. Wooten. 200 acres Wm. Drake. 22 acres ...... Mrs. T. W. Rose. 50 acres. Lula Howell. 100 aora ___ 536 James L. Smith. 185 acres 430 ji^xch EBT. Flemingsburg. Ky. V Wright. 25 acres. .. James Estep. 97 acre* ...... Eeltie Scaggs, 1 lot ...... 1-50------3elia Royse. 1 lot Melvin Eldridge, 200 acres. John Halloway. lOO acra. . 8.00 BOGTOWN - Taft Scaggs, s Strs. Jennie Sacketl, 1 lot. Roy Eldridge. 18 acres.. Irene Hogge Huffman. 580 B. Adkins. iffO acres . 1830 Wllham Scaggs. 75 acres. - ja.«oa Adkins, 53 acres. .. Uwis Estep, 90 acres.. . Melvin Smediey, I lot.. Slgah Gayhart. 181 acres K. Huffman. 1.200 aCK* 96.00 Jobnme Adkins, 1 acre. .. Mrs. Joe Smith. 1 lot ----- Boscoe Adkins. 2 at™. • Chester SorreU, 2 acre*, Nelson Smith. 20 acres ...... William Adkink 53 Ucres.. T?Nji. Gregory. 42 acres. Chas. H. Spensor, 1.400 acres 72.00 jeson Stewart, 1 lot ...... Charlie Gregory. 35 acres. ’ CARL TURNERfMgr. Aleva Black, 8 acre* ...... Jame^ Sprague. < - acres. ... 9.00 aioREHBAfr Pans Salyers. acres. - Geo. W. Hall. 100 acres. .. ? MOREHBAD K*i«TUCKX Lesnder Black. 50 acres. 2-3^ C. 1- Spright. 73 acra. H. M Sleveni. 100 acres T. P. Brown. 100 acres.... 7.00 Mrg G. M. HaU. 150 acr^. Herbert Tackett, 28 acres the BOamEAD INDEPEWDENT- Thmday Itonmg. April 21, 19SS. Allowing chicks to get on ground and “Anne, come ov. don't want to marry me.” TO HAVE FCLL-ECG dearest Menda. . I BASKETNBXTFALLcontaminated with disease ge.-ms here where no one can see us." "Marry me. Anne." Bona on a breeze, came thn : They moved to a Uitle tre. “And Maddelena. What i and parasite eggs. A sun poieh peasant music. Cuilio would be shaded gr ove but Anm s voii Maddelena?" epere now for a full egg bee- clean range helps solve this there, GuiUe in- wliaaa «ns staa was tresnuloua as she stopped and next fall by getting good had found Joy and love. But leaned agmnst e Ir^ chicks early, feeding them pro waa putting that away from her. feeding. “You ’d better back yet not knowing 'how they had perly and keeping down disease, avoi^g even the memory of it Euggeats the University of Ken now, rve enjoyed hear come about And with it all he t Ads Get Results. jWOR£R£D as she avoided even GuUio himself ing about my totnre bui it—" tucky College ol Agriculture. held her fiereriy as if no one could since that day. “he break in her voice -.\ as nicely ever karate them. She’ll have Much depends upon the quaUtjr iCffl7"KyL— As if the thought had driven to understand. HI teD her." of chicks secured. This may have hy to action she sjnin-around and “No. Anne.* ’ "When?” no relation to the price paid lor AUTO LOANS for GnOto knows her aeerat. made for the stoirs. At the very “We’d better go. Maddelena will His mouth twisted and he hesi- them. Cheap chicks are said often THE 8TCBT THCB haTtam read the to la pra m head, she was confronted by No- be wondering. ” Uted lor the mae fraction of I be expensive chicks. $10-00 to $1,000 biU, the proprietor. Au L mmcrtr » «infer fa • which ArvBlia haa miat to ’’I can ’t help that ’’ His i a second. “I couldn't tonight. To Good chicks are from flocks that ANT TKAB HAKE OB MODEL wstnfmit r»fe in TrtMa^ to HadSelena's Mend, the Con- distress, he spoke to held her before him. "You can ’t morrow. ’’ have been tested for puUinim di 1. No. Endors'ca IB fMhtoniTe Tenento. pw teoa. U roveaia Anni'a true her. "You see, Signortna. Count either. You can ’t go back “Tomorrow." she repeated and sease, flocks that have bred iX u > «^mui of paoUton. idenWr and Gullto haa onll Ancalia engaged your suite for for egg production and egg sire, 2. Payments Bedneed H«r tt»« week* ’ a>«veBlar* to to deliver it to ruin her. only two weeks. This is three and and flocks that have low adult 5 MestgBges Beflnanrrd tb« KWU of CPBBt ArtBPlto ’* I have guests waiting to hear mortality. 4. I'sed Car Sales FtoanceJ dmkea whim. She (tada her- CHAPTER EIGHT about accommodations. If you Failures in brooding can be f. First ami Sc-.o id ’Worlgagei could let me know when the suite —If itinr—‘~‘t in lave with traced to one ol the following: 6. Car to Only Seenrtoy will be available —" Game. Otr TlOxe pootmui The Bight of the Feato hod Over-crowding. ‘This often re- | 7. Car Does Not Have te b? hnt wairttoi-: luniT. ihe n* come and Anni stood ol the open 'Anni drew herself up. "Soon, suits in stunted growth, cannibal- 1 PaW For to Get Ad^Honal MlTC* to win Rodl Pat &«m window, gathering up her cour Signor Nobili. You ’ll know very ism and spread of disease. I hto nancee Meddclene. The age. She fingered the coarse soon. In the meantime, pli Insufficient feeder space. Al- 1 Cadi. wlM Feato to jmt a few dan iluH ol her dcimdle and looked send me another bill. I’ve mis- tow one inch per chick and then 8. Leans Made to IS Mtonte*. •fr ami toie hopei that Bndl sadJy at the nest iti the tree be-- liiid the others." Brushing past V * increase this amount as the chicks , Guaranty Finance Co., Inc. wUi clwom that Dlclit to pm- lew- The birds were gone and it him she descended the Stairs to grow older. I paae. Be: Annie to afraid. seemed as if she had lost hear where Budi awaited her. Tracking disease into the brood 252 East Main St His eyes were adoring- er house by going direcUy from • Lexington. Ky.—Phone 682 one but you. Anne, could be the the range and bouses used hyjhe , loveUest lady and the mosl^beau. older birds to the brooder house. tiful peasant at the Festa. ” RADIO REPAIRING She sent him a tantalizing smile "Perhaps your memories of mKi r* tTi5‘ “m Tt r F will be like this." NOTICE TO FARMERS ELLlNulUN a liAnAbI!. His words came tow and fer i ON C. 8. dd KENTUCKY vent. "I don't intend to have y We ere moeins o«r Creen SUUoa from Reilroed any ‘snemorles of you. You're not leavmg tomorrow Anne. I Street to the Reffal Store, Hei* c^r heightened but a* the ^ Our Station will be open Monday and SaturdayB. others Joined them, Oie gave no H OneningOpening date being April 30th, ; sugn that she had heard. We would apprecif^ your patronage. I "They strolled through the can't leave i then.-iher purpose accomplished, ! grounds and Anni’s eyes were knowing she had succeeded, her WEL-KUM-INN ly relaxed. Slowly she took ! wide as she drank in the festive Maddelena." KMERCHANTS CREAMERYj ‘You love face m her hands and brushed ' sight. . prodded. It was a night of gaiety and her bps to his. Then, his [E HOME or RED TOP BEER AN itove and new wine. The music “I tove you." around her, they started back to GOOD EATS ■ was varied, now brisk and rhy- “But you're fotag to marry the trail- Her gentle triumphant i thmic for the peasant dances, n- laddelena." She walked a few smile was one the world might i dreamy and soft for those wt steps away. A breeze whispered have known bad it seen ClM- Opposite the Court House 'pies -who had hidden themsel- m her ear and a low hanging patra look upon Anthony as he away in secluded nooks. "They branch caressed her hot cheek. He Slept passed a fortune teller s tent would have to answer her. H But' as they walked in senU-' weight lifting contest: vendors must. mental ‘slftnce with the music of selUng homemade dolls and Uiec. "Anne.” he said, very SofOy. .the Festa growing louder a voice Then suddenly Anni s pulse be •why must my marrying Mad came te them out of the dark, gan to race as Cuilio came swing delena be a problem —to us? ' a voice that was mixed with wine quality in our GU/iRANTEED RADIO SERVICE ing atong the path. There She looked at him. stupefied. and mockery. a sprig of flowers in his hand. It was if he had stopped her The figure emerged from the TUDES TESTED FREE. ANALYSIS OF YOUR "Edwclweiss." exclaimed Mad- Then. "I wish you hadn't said thau shrouded gloom. It was GuUio, delena. “And so beautifui, Gui- merchandise RADIO FREE WITHOUT OBLIGATION. Rudi.’ • “All the world has cone to our lio." “Forgive me, Anne " FesU tonight, " be said, blocking ped up I SOENTinC SERVICE ON ANY MAKE OR Eagerly. Cuilio stepped “Forgive you. ” It waa her their way WE CARRY ALL THE BRANDS Anm. "Yoa can have! it if yo tost stand and die would make MODEL RADIO. like., Slgnorioa." Anni stod there in fear. It was it gloriously. "That's aU you clear that GuUio had looked weU eyes held hers think of youpidt But what about QUICK ONE-DAY SERVICE. upon some new wine, enough wine did not move. A flash of anger me? Haven’ t I felt the touch went thimgh her. How dared to anaesthetize the hurt in bis FUTX LINE PARTS AND TUBES CARRIED IN of your h«n«t when it touched heart and worse —enough to loos- ' S & W DISPENSARY he single her out like this. mine, haven ’t lAodted into your STOCK. She waited, her “That ’s quite a tribute, the eyes, too?" CASKEY BLDG. MAIN STREET ; observed." Edelweiss ■■Listen to me” He tried to —To be continued — GEARHARTS RADIO SERVICE ; grows on the very highest peaks. take her in hU arms but -die He must have ridted hto Ute tor brake aweic troB MB ^ e wild ttoae taw bloMU. ” - -Ja Taylor county, tanam ( Anni dtftoned. Hm eneng Budi. 1 cant eee It Just PBQHK Z74 MOHtmtAft KT. *on-Utter contesta. importing pure again. WdL tat.tbe Ctmtos bate your way, ’’ she oted. “Maybe her. let her Imply teat her al- bred breeding stock and following I want what Ma iMelm« wants. a sanitation program. mas the kind that ap- . love In tiw 4o a peasant. Tomor- to be proud and happy with it. Baby chicks from - morning she misht b= forced It'k too bad you new thou^t accept her as Budi's luUire CADIUAC lASAllE of me like that. Or maybe you tlltlT'lll -HE CENIEI wife. did. Maybe there's Juat not oou^ united states "1 dri’t ''V' to flowers, of you to go around." the said slowly. "They look so ".\nne, Anne," be groaned, Approved Hatchery pretty for a Unto while and you're not being fair. ” JVEltlllH’ We are hatehtog dileka every then they die and look so ugly She came \-ery dose to him No. thank you very much, po^ and her eyes were blaring, “But man " And so our love would I waat you to love me. And I die. GuiUo. her eyes sUently plea want you to marry ber. And I ^ HOTEL ^ ded. There’s a hunger m me. want my love to haunt you Budi, GuiUo. a hunger for aU the toings to make you lie awake at night, -EVEETTHING IN USED CAES’ I've never had and want Pleaae to bum yota heart and make please, don't stand in my way. you side with pain. I want you And as they walked past he to think of me and adie for was toft there with the Edelweir- me, I want never to see you dangling awkwardly from h again." hand. All the tun of the night She turned away then, aH a- Bltode Idand ^SEELBfiCH was for him. Slowly, he tremble. Already, die knew, she Beds. New L TJlij Old Kentucki^Home i swunk around and left wai a name to his breast How Hampshire Anni turned abruptly te Rudi. powerful, bow consuming that Beds. Buff Or “Oh. there’s a itortune teUm-’s flume was she didn’t know. But ______Jer«T White Glsnla. 8 fek .7 Louisville ^ tent 1 want my fortune told. if she meant to him what die bad C. MrtUed Anconaa. White am Dixie McKinley Come. Rudi." divined, tiien victory lay within White and Brawl Rudi had puUed bade the flap her grasp. 3iSj2^r:.' the ver) DISTRIBUTOR bf the Gypsy tent when suddenly “You can ’t leave me. Anna, ’ ^STaecka______to____ theOMintrT. OMU she drew back. “Wait Fm—I m be said hafghly- ffis fingers flocks have been culled tor not sure that I want to be told were pressing into one bare I______my fortune. It might be very shoulder, bruising the delicate ^ tested (tor B. W. D.) by Leiingtnn, Ky. bad. ’ flesh. . Aatberteed Seleetlnc Agent under He took her hand. "Are you Her voice was tense. "You. nuiervldon of the Kentoeky happy this minute?" can't hold me." , w She nodded. ‘This very min "As my wife, you ’d atey. _ ute.’’ A madness of triumph ran over iDcnbators. and tbe ■ He fwdA a wide, profesnonal ber. His wife. So finally be niodern hatchery to the State. gestuM. “Then this minute, knew that this was the only way. Write or see na for prices b< stretdied into infinity, shall be Hw voice was tfain and ex- your future." His voice was deep presdonleas. “Careful Budi. I FOR THAT FAMOUS might think you meant that ” ML Sterling Hatchery “Fve never meant anything 27 BA.VK 8T. MAKE YOUR ftOME A MORE-BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO UYEI more in my life before. Mt. Sterling, Ky. ^ HANNA'S LIQUID a PHONE 879 ed close to him. JUMBO ^ I F I- A"r1 KENTUCKY GENTLEMEN - WALL FINISH 2-year-old B R E A D IS EASY TO APPLY , -EASY TO CLEAN Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Drss free from brush merles Made by an old-time master distiller Sold by leading dispensaries ALSO c « 5a/tab/e for iny room » Bros., lat, Ashland. Kentucky. Distributors MARY JANE c^Leen } SEMI.GLOSS I PASTEliREED DAIRY PRODUCTS BRE^D Al toe qualities of Satinoid pius a cCRii-futter finish Fresb from 'DEALER’S NAME) THE SPRING GROVE DAIRY FhMe 15-F-S Oelteered At Tour Hmuo Daily Or At The FoDowtog Stores: Morehead Lumber Co, Brnm’s Grow Allen’s Meet Market Midland Baking Co. CandOI'e Groeery CtearfieU Snwlj Cempany Hordiead Kentucky r- •pat yfiMKinEAn PUgPBKtoBNT ~ ThtuifUy of stamps who wirti to keep dMiBi- Min Helm Darothy Crodey a»- he bM bMn for die past week tlowa down . . selves informed of. devolopmenli sisted Mrs. Carr. recovering frbm an appendix op- conditioned buw eretton. HU mother and grand- wrapped in ii in the rtamp latendSt OOttBr. nwttw. Mm- S«he PteMiag and A -gHaiftflc section in whiiA tries. Easter Egg Burt Mrs. Arthur Hogge melting for an hour . . . Pick-up there is recorded information de The Primary Sunday School clan him. in demand for ladies' ijovet, with veloped in foreign countries can- TELEPHONE 83 OR 235 of the Christian Church held their Mrs Ji^ L. SulUvauNlsited light and pastel rtiadea predom ceming stamps and reported by annual Easter egg bunt Sunday lends in Falmouth last week- inating ... A survey ol home U. S. representatives abra^ U in- TpTHEATIIC ir .and Mrs. Steve Adams, ol the church lawn undw the ownershlpâs pert of l»40’s Fed NBptUli I exingtoik Ky.; Rev. and Mr«. B. Mn. NtaiiB Howard dAd Mm eral census ... A continued up I ir.sTEiiuiG.n L A marriage whlcii ‘ eame-w a . fc^Mln e Suaan H«try shopped in Lexing trend in building, with laSS well published by the Transportation Mrs, Sidney Alfrey; Mrs. C. E. Frances Flood. surprise was that of Miss Dorothy K Wimam.Xiadsay. a tonner ton Monday. Division, Bureau of Foreign and SATCBDAT Bishop; Dr. and Mrs. J.C. Black Hesson to Mr. William A. Cum- teach^ji^ a gudst. Norman Mias Bowse Redwine. who-at- Dameadc Commerce, and received WILDCAT TBOOm and sons, J. C. Jr.. BUlle. and berworih, on Thursday momingr ’ Spencer won the pfise_te Jind- tends the Uwversity of Kentucky, MOVING SURPLUSES- regularly by its Louisville District TatnM StaUioB'' George, and Mias Marguerite Office. April 14. 1938. at the home ol ing the most eggs. spent spring vatation with her frequently faces a probl«n of SUNDAY AND MONDAT Dr and Mrs. J G. Black. Bishop, aU of Morehead. Ky. parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson The bride is the dautfiter of moving it* surplus crops. In 1030. Isrtim abd reissues of foreign Mis Carol Patrick shopped In Sedwlne. slampe. the denominations. «ise. Bette Davis — Horey Fenda war performed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hesaon. of Mrs. Opal Frasier, of Florida, Cfalifomia peach growi design end color, and other avail Lexington Thursday. ample, had a carry-over of 6.500;^ ZM. pastor of the Morehead Bap- GreenvtUe. Ohio, and has a h^ U’ «pmwu»ga few weeks with her TUESDAY Mlai Virgina Lee NicfceU visited 000 cases of canned peacheK""^ able details are rôrted by of ust Church, m front of the lit-in*- of frientte here, having made her aistera. Mm J F. Hackney and ficers oversees. home in Morehead tor some time. friends In Palntsville and Nicho- four-week mercha Ob the Stags room manUe which was banked Mrs. 3. A. Bay*. This wrvice is deaigDed primar She attended Morehead SUte lasvlUe last week. paign in 40 sutes BEAUTY CONTBST with sprays of spirea and inter Mrs. C. £. NickeU visited ily as an information report. Such Teachers Colege and is at present Miss Helen Holbrook visited in sale of canned peachesuches ITI ( Miss ML Sterilag ts he ebossm spersed with candelbra holding Windiester last week-end uifonnatitm Is being disseminated Mt. SterUng over the wcek-ewL cent The week of May 30 to Ji Winner recetrei sereen 'tort sod white candles. L. Martin and daughter. in response to the expressed de The groom is the son of Mr. Bir. and Mr*. Alonu Elam and 4 has been designated as "Cotton trip to rtate eoBteoL S«a the The bride was lovely In a blue Dorothy, and Mrs. J. W. Penix, sire of dealers In and collector* William H. Cumberworth and Mrs. son, Gary Lee, Mrs Alma Bel Week” which is designed to help beantlfBl girls oT BB. Storihig and dress with a shoulder corsage ol of Charl^wn. nsited Mr. and R. J. HaU. He is a graduate of lamy and dautfiter, Dorothy, and move the surplus cotton crop. One yellow rose buds. Her only at Mm B. F. Penix Saturday. FOR BENT Baldwin-Wallace College at Berea, Mr^,J»aui Kelly, of Wert Lber^, cut of every ten permns in die tore is “The Jorys Swrot." tendant was her cousin. Miss Ha- BCh Sue Barbour visited friends rjhio. and U now a business man : virtM Mr. and Mrs. Dub BeDamy country depneds directly WKDNBSDAT Eâm. of Maysville. Ky. The In West Virginia last week-end. Eight room house, three miles of Cleveland. Ohio, at which place Sunday. directly on cotton for a Uv On the Stag* groom was attended by Mr. Steve Mrs- D. M. Holbrook returned lesi of Morehead on R. R. No. 80 they pl*n to make their home FINAL AMATEUR CONTEST Adams, of Lexington. Ky. home Sunday from a vreek's visit W, R. Medurg near future. Bchmd-The Scenes HEADLINES—Steel output gain Immediately following the cere with ber dau^tm-. Mrs. Tinsley mony an informal recejjUon was Barnard, and Hr. Barnard at their In Boainess . .. expected in current quarter . . . “LltUe” Mlw ML Stw^ «Ui ha Many Attend Rise in railroad passenger fares given for the guests which includ- home in Mt. Sterling. he seleetBd frem the cBys i K. B. A. denied by Interstate Commerce Mr, and Mrs. Steve Hook, of BDSmESS — General business Brand new, full 88 note Spist- hmttfnl •mtla- gMa. tm Among thoSe^who attended the Augusta, visited Mrs. D. M. Hol senttaBt in some sections of the Loans to brokers ettc piano. SIBOJO. Easy terma. Kentucky Educational Association brook and Mr, and Mrs, Roy Hol cotmhT is gradually improving, lowest in five years . . . Food WurUtzer. Artiland. Ky. zei asnam. oi maysviue. nj.. miss i in LouisvUie last week-— were:n.uu brook Sunday. but as yet this better toae has not prices now average 18 per cent Iva Esham. of Vaneeburg. Ky.; 1 President and Mrs. H. A. BaW. Mr. and Mis. MarrtiaU Hurvt been trurtated into actual dol under year ago, outlook for up- ______! Dean and Mrs. W H. Vaughan. Dr. uncertain . . . Seven thou ...... - . D falls, and dauffttu. Linda Lee, and lar* and cenU sales increases, Romie D. Judd. Dr. - . Miss Jess AlVen. of Ft. Mitchell, forecast in this column tt sand dollars a foot paid for Miami Prof. M. E. George. Prof- G. D. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen likely that iocreaaed lending busineas property, a new high Banks. Prof. John S. SulUvkn, | and spoidlng by the government for downtown Miami real estate JIOLLECrMisses Mary Alice Cah-ert. ^ will create an mnaUonary boom- since the Florida boom . . . Pro Penix. Christine Hall. Mm Ol»l, Lexington Friday. let by htlL Whether Utis boom, duction of'boy bean oU largest on Trail Theatre |j THEATRE [ Dillon. ™ I Mrs. Alfrey remained lor the let can be turned into a long ant record . . . Republic Steel Cor Cara Bruce. Leola CaudiU. Mrs. i week-end. Stable period of prosperity, de poration expwtMl to shew loM of Ethel Ellington, Prof A. L. Wine- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Penix and pends on the extMti of business about 33,000,000 in first quarter. land. Dr. Wilfred A Weiler, Miss Jdren visited Mr. Penix ’* father Uon. Steel RiiHtard Whitney, former head of Friday, April 22 Catherine Carr. Miss Amy Irene Olympia Sunday. operations continued at 32 p»cent New York Stock Exchange goes to Moore. Etta Paulson. Prof. Roy pnson . . . Aircraft -companies Mrs. D. B. CaudUI and dau^- of capacity last week. Retail sales THURSDAY & FRIDAY Holbrook, >101. L. K Bice and Patty, and Miss Edith Congt enjoyed an Easter stimulus. Cot- ^>eed up production . . . Sales ol RICHARD CRQBIWFLL THE KID COMES Prof. C. E. NickeU, Lexington, visited Me. D. B. !«».wheat, corn and hides Scotch nvhiskey estimated at 2.- son 000 cases m 1038 . . . JesseB. THE WRONG RO.VD CaudiU Sunday. higher on the L-omm^hty BACK Leo NiekeO Mrs. Walter Swift and mUdred. changes. { Jones secs pick-up in railroad Cithenne. Elizabeth and ChnrUc traffic. with Leo NickeU « 1 small Blair returned Saturday from a WASHWCTON—The eyes and Wayne MorrU and Jane Travi SATURDAY group of trierMs t his home Sa- dent Ads Get Results. SHORT SirajECTS: week's visit in Florida. ears of American business mei ' GEXEEXE AUTA1 RT turday ni^t. Louise CaudiU and Er- were centered on the naUon ’s capi LATEST SELLT SYMPHONT The time was enjoyably spent MABCH OP TIME nestme TroemeL of the CoUege tol last wedt as President Roose GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGGIE wiUi dancing and games. The re Physical Education Departmeot. TRDfBLE THEATRE UNIVERSAL NEWS velt submitted a -pump pruning' freshments and decorations were Monday to attend the Na program to Congress and delivered BIT. STERLING, KT. TBUBSDAT SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW m Easter colors- tional Health and Physical Bdu- us 11th fireside chat. The Presi 11 :00 P. H. Tbe guest list included; ci'tional Association Conference at dent's itfogram caUs for lAitî WALKINO DOWN BSOADWAT Clara Trevor — Leah Bay ADULTS ONLY ADBOSSION 2Sc Tuesday, April 26 Misses Gladys Fl&od. Patty Cau Alanta, Ga. spending diU. Ernestine Powers, Helen Mrs. W J. Bailey and children, *3.012.000,000 and credit expansion FBIDAZ MAKING THE Dorothy Crosley, Edith Conat, of of Preston. ^'iBted Mrs. Louis Da- through the desteribzstion of gold Lexington and Mable Carr, and \ enport and hlr%. Salisbury Sun- of IIJOI.000.000 more. The new WHlBogen Short: -QnhrtapUad SUNDAY & MONDAY Messrs. Jack Helwig. Charles Fra program U sanvlar to that trieded by KENNY BAKER HEADLINES ley. BiUy Black. Frank MiUer. Mr. and Mrs!-E. K. Senff vi*ited the adminlstrauon in 1033. Con- SATUBOAT George Jaidcson Bobby Hogge. and Mrs. Senffs parenU in Palntsville BOLL ALONG COWBOY MR. DODDS TAKES THE AIR Harry and Earl Boggess. during Spring vacation. Sarttba BaOew Miss EUa Blae Boggess assisted Mm Jim CUy and son, Jimmy, Serial: “Badto PaMeT in the eitertainlng. spent Saturday In Lexington. also urged pamage of a minimum SUNDAY COMING Idiss Nora NeU Corireey. of Ash cage and maximum hour hUl last MAO ABOUT MUSK TUESDAY abA O. P. Carr land. visited hs mother. Mm Pearl Cooksey, over the week- ASaasA GCNnoBnai Friday, April 29 Mrs. O. P. Carr « WHAT B A BILlioN?—If you VLONBBB AT WMX Sunday School class of the Chris Mm Louise K Cherry, of Bowl spent a dollar every aoinutc of rie^ FamB — BortM MeLai tian Church with an Easter egg ing Greea. arrived Thundsy to et-«y hour of every day since the TUB8DAY WEDNESDAY A SLIGHT CASE spHid a few/ weeks with ber CRASHING HOLLYWOOD hunt Saturday afternoon at ber birth of Christ you would have JEAN HARLOW home on Wilson Avenue. daughter. Mm J. D. Falls and Dr only a little mare than a billion OF MURDER Betm Wolffoid won a prize FaUs. dollars. If you placed a billion WBDNBSDAY PLATINUM BLONDE or ' hndiiu the most eggs James Arthur Fielding return doUar bills end to end they would PABADISB FOB THBBB ed home Sunday horn the St. reach 114,418 miles, or more than tebert Young _ Flereaee Eire 1 Joseph Hospital. Lexington, where times armind the world Frank Morgan the equator If you started SpyoH 3100 a twimite- it would take 19 years bôre you went broke. A bilUon one dollar hills K would completely cover 2.930 foot ball fields.

;trail theatre THINGS TO WATCH FOR—An electric light sodeet with a lock to secure the Bulb wo that electric MIDNIGHT SHOW>SATURDAY, APRIL 23 light bulbs cannot be stolen . - ADBQSSION 25e A screen door equipped with Oy- swattcr blades that automatically swat fbes resting on outride of door is opriwd or closed A new method for I! making photograph* which re quires only steam to develop the i'Adults ONLY! image on the prepared paper . . Men's collars made of paper so that they can be discarded after ■i«ing . Speedometers with higher speed numbers p«ibrated in order that a red light may warn moionsta of too fart a pace and continue ’ to warn until he WILIV " ■ CASTELliD: Cozy /Im t/uaif MODERN THEATRE ELECTRIC COOKING

\ MOR£HEAD.-nRTD(XT •Y« bH fm • « andr deans kitzDea. Youll spend ly less dme sod . mm FRID.\Y A SATURDAY ^-lea work in preparing mealh You'U have APBIL » A 23 gnre hours every day for recreadoo. Your meals kH have better flavor, with aU nontidxing elc ‘ City Girl ■ems retained. You ’U find steww onkiiig i' Pbyllb Brooks — Bkardo Cartes gaUy economiial —contsdeted yesus ahead of iBf other method by more than 2,000,000 SUNDAY R MONDAY BbihSlim who 0 ELECTRICITY IS CERTAINLY .\PB1L M * 28 Cook in soon for a very tnteresdiig free VERY CHEAPl .Manneqain ' o of eleoric coolring, We’d like i dhiw joa our new 1998 line of eleenk ranges, • For example, roodre Joan Crawford — Spenoar Tracy gnd.ei^laia.vdiy and bow you can afford one. eajof all the *dvuitages Local dfslere ato sell reliriile ranges. ai electric'Wrigerahoa Is she safe from the vice TUESDAY, APRIL 26 Pekea are mod era te. Terms tatj. for a* Uole M 2 cents a day. trusts that wiU steal her ZANB fauMscr