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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15
"MACK- HOME FOR SHORT VISIT

Mr.. Eugene ]. Mcnamara, who is
now in training at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, spent Sunday here with his
father, Mr.. Charles Mcnamara.
Mack" made fine appearance in his
new uniform and has all the marks
OF First Lieutenant. which we hope
he will be when he finishes training.
He says he is getting along fine but
working mighty hard.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15

Rev. J. 8. Wilson. pastor Of the Mt,
Sterling Baptist Church. has advised
the pulpit committee Of the local Bap-
tist Church that he has decided not
% accept The call 70 come hare.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15

Telephone Rental Bills must bs
paid on or before Monday. October
18th. In order to save the discount.
MAYsvILLE TELEPHONE co.
(Incorporated.)
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15

Mr.. T. R. Valentine has resigned
as president of the Maysville Retail
Grocers Association and Mr.. W. T.
Cummins has been appointed to fill
the VACANCY.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15

W. G. Watkins and Miss Eliza A.
Creekbaum, executors of the estate of
the late !. N. Foster, have filed a pc
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15

Telephone Rental Bills must be
paid on or before Monday, October
18th. in order to save the discount.
MAYSVILLE TELEPHONE co.
(Incorporated.)
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15

t!tion in the Mason Circuit Court
seeking to sell certain lot of bank
stock owned by the said decedent.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-15

Butter fat As cents a pound at the
Maysville Model Creamery this week.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

hours. but, according to ore juryman.
only one ballot was taken. VGwter's
defense had been based on the un-
written law and seif-defense.
After his acquittal, Vawter gave
out the following statement;
II greatly regret tho whoie sal
offair and sorrow caused. The injus.
tlce done Mrs. Nawter by the prose-
cutlon and press Is the greatest blot
upon the whole sad affair. While (
am blamelcss as to Stockton's death,
I realize that ! have been guilty OF
weakness when / should have been
strong. The future staros me darkly
in the face. but with Gods help I shall
endeavor to build somewhere n happy
home for my children and wife. My
Immediate plans are TO rest"
Tho trial was n OF the most sem
sational In tho history of Virginia.
The prosecution produced two letters
from Vawter TO Heth, one condonlng
the relations between Heth and Mrs.
Vawtor and asking Heth TO pay a
liuuor bill Of Vnwter's. and another
begging IIeth TO stay away from the
Vawter home and not to bring liquor
to him.
Mrs. Vawter took the stand in de-
Tense OF her husband. declaring she
wns willing TO bare her life TO save
him.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

Of twenty men taken from the Brook
lyn navy yard. Capt. Frank II.
Evans, in charge OF recruiting, In a
fore word to his translation OF the
song, says In part:
France has given 20 the w0i'd the
most stirring martial song eve writ
ten. French and American troops
have fought side by side before. They
are about to do 80 again. IT is well
then that we should lea~n the words
of the SONG that has sent mon 10 Their
d~eath-happy and smii,a. in the
knowledge that their cause - just"
The marines also broke out on
the front OF their headquarters at
No. "a East Twenty-third Street, two
long strips Of signal flags which read
in the international Code: America
Expects Every Man to DO His Duty"
and "The United States Marine We'll
como Our Distinguished Visitors
The evening world., 1917-05-10
NAVAL RESERVE
RECRUITS TO MAN
SEIZED VESSELS
Men Now Enlisting Will Take
Former German Ships Abroad
$500 Enrolled to Date.

II was learned to-day that the mon
now being enrolled in the Naval Re
serve will be utilized TO man the Ger
man liners and cargo ships which
have been seized by the United
States Government. As rapidly as
tho ships are sent abroad. either as
military transports or cargo craft,
crews for them win be requisitioned
from the Naval Reserve. The step is
necessary in view of tho fact that
men cannot be spared from tho regu-
lar navy for such duties.
At midday the records Of the Re-
serve Corps. with headquarters at No.
IS Cortlandt Street, showed that 3,1O0
men had been accepted and enrolled
and were either pursuing their ordi-
nary occupations, awaiting a call, or
were on sea-duty or under active
training.
According to Naval Reserve off,
clals, however. the crying need is for
men with actual sea~-erperience. At
least 20 O cent. Of the men who
have been enlisted have never ven
tured on a more tempestuous voynge
than a trip to Coney Island. Espe-
cially are men capable OF manning
guns required. The three gunnery
schools established by the Reserve
at No. "a Wall Street, the Hotel Bit
more. and the Hotel Theresa, One
Hundred and Twenty-hfth Street and
Seventh Avenue, have been we'll at
tended, but the majority OF the per-
sons who have inspected the work.
ings OF the one and ee-pounders.
under the supervision OF gunners-
mates from the regular navy, have
failed TO report at Cortlandt Street,
even after filling u their application
blanks.
Properly TO man the Mosquito
Fleet, for which 1900 craft ranging
from deep-sea yachts to swift fifty
footers have already been enrolled,
will require at least 1905 men n
able OF taking the rating Of gunners-
mates, and 10000 men to rank as
seamen and petty officers. Officers
OF the Naval Reserve feel hat more
gunnery stations should be opened.
The Reserve plans to institute n
school in which men enrolled for duty
on mine-sweeplng craft a learn TO
distinguish between enemy and
friendly" mines. The first class
will assemble at the Hotel Biltmore
next Monday night. when a naval
officer will point out, with the aid
OF a big glass tank, the difference
between German and Allied mines.
The United States Marine Corps
has begun distribution OF copies OF
The Marseillaise, under the super
vision Of SerEt. Boiler and a corps
The evening world., 1917-05-10
Notes In Society

The wedding OF Miss Sara McAlpln
mar Pyle. and Paul III. Smart takes
mar Pyle, and Paul II. Smith takes
place at noon to-day in the Central
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Adelaide Flint, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Austin Flint, will be
married TO Reginald l.. Whitman on
May IS In St. Bartholomew's Church.
4 reception at the Flint home, No. 81
West Flfty-second Street, will follow
the ceremony.
Announcement Is made OF the
riage ON Saturday OF Miss Elise Hill
yer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Trueman Hillyer, and DIR. Her
bert Noble Nermilyc. The ceremony
took place in st. James's Church. DR..
Nermilye sails shortly for France.
A wedding FASTENED on account OF
tho war was that OF Miss Elise
Provost Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Smith of No. 90
West Fifty-eighth Street, TO Edward
A. Hurd. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rus
sell Hurd Of Milton. Mass. which
took place yesterday afternoon In the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest. The
Rev. Herbert Shipman OBLIGATED.
Arthur Duane OF No. Q East Sixty
Nth Street has announced the en-
gagement OF his daughter, Miss Vir-
ginia X. Duane, TO Douglas Cole.
The evening world., 1917-05-10
SHOOTING OF SENTRY
MYSTERY TO POLICE
Puzzle as to Where Bullet Came
From That Wounded Bauer
While on Duty in /. |. City.

Tho condition OF Private Fred
Bauer, nineteen years old. OF Com
pany X. Forty-seventh Infantry, who
was mysteriously shot last night
while guarding tho Nichols Chemical
Works. in the Laurel Hill section OF
Long Island City, was reported as
serious to-day AT 81. Johns Hospital.
The bullet shattered tho principal
bone in the left leg. between knee
and ankle,
Detectives investigating the shoot
ing are trying TO ascertain whether
the shot came from a nearby build
Ing or u passing automobile. DIR.
smith. the house surgeon, said Bauer
made this statement to-day.
Both my pdrcnls were born In
Germany and are German sympathi-
2crs. They objected to my Joining
the regiment, and when did so, dis
owned me. They used to live in
Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn, but are
now living some place in Woodhaven,
l.. l."
The evening world., 1917-05-10
Don't Miss This
Unusual Feature
in The Sunday World Magazine
Next Sunday

I. B.-These reproductions, when
will DO evidence Of your patriotism In
your window ar on your office wall.
Tell your newsdealer TO RESERVE
FOUR q OF Next Sundays World.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

WASHINGTON. May 10.-Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Robert r. Peary have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Marie Anighito Peary. to
Edward stafford. son OF Justice Wendell
=. Stafford Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia.
Miss Peary was born furthest north OF
any white child. her mother having 40.
compnnled Admiral Peary on one OF his
trips to the Arctic, n Is widely known
as the snow Baby"
She Is q member Of the Junior League.
has been active In philanthroplc work
and Is keeuly Interested In aviation. She
learned to fy under the tutelage OF her
father.
No date has been set for the marriage.
as Mr.. Stafford has applied for a com
mission I'm the Officers Reserve Corps.
lie Is u graduate Of Dartmouth.
The evening world., 1917-05-10
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The evening world., 1917-05-10
ACQUITTED
OF HETH KILLING;
ONLY ONE BALLOT
Pleas of Unwritten Law and
Self Defense Win-ScoreS
Prosecution and Press.

cHR1sTIANsBURG. Va. May 10
Charles r. I. Vawter. former professor
OF physics at Virginia Polytechnic In
s%titute, has been declared not guilty
81 the murder Of Stockton IIcth
jr., a wealthy young society man and
sportsman, whom he shot to death
in the vawter home early on the
morning OF March 10.
Tho jury was out two and a half
The evening world., 1917-05-10
TO SING A NEW WAR SONG.

John Mccormack, at his concert next
Sunday night IN the Hippodrome, will
sing for the first time a new patriotic
song entitled Trumpet Call" Its
words are 10y a nephew OF John Boyle
O'Reilly n It's music by Wilfril san
derson. MI M~cCormucK describes the
sons as "a noble. patriotic air. sure TO
become popular.
The tenor, by his own efforts. has sold
most OF the boxes for his concert, the
proceeds OF which are TO 30 for two
charities, the relief Of tuhercular
soldiers OF Franco and the needs OF his
own town OF AthlOne. ireland.
The evening world., 1917-05-10
Accepted by Uncle Sam
Five Special
Recruiting Posters
Drawn by Staff Artists
of The
Sunday World Magazine
Two Full Pages-Beautifully COlOred

This United States War DspArt
George Creel. asked noted aftisI,
OF the country TO contribute draw
tnEs for use as recruiting posters
Sunday World MaGAzina artIsL.
have done their bit" with brusi
and board In this group OF poster.
with u point" Mr.. Creel has In.
spscted and passed unon then.
You win want to see them.
The evening world., 1917-05-10
N0K0MIS |. FOR NAVY,

The l~No-toot steam. private yacht
Nohomis l., owned by Horace T.. Dodge
of Detroit has been presented by him
60 the Navy II, lnrtmcut for use as a
coast patrol cruiser, IL became known
here to-day. MIR, Dodge made the
tender. which was accepted. while in
New York Yesterday.
The Nohomis l. as valued at $3.50, 900
and is now in Detroit, She will be
brought here Immediately nv way of
81 Lawrence RiyN, cquip.cd for war
duty anu manned With a navy crew.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

Public nottoo IL hcroby given that At q mestinI
u the board o. kslmAto and Appurtiunmout
held April 20. 1911. tho following pSation va
The evening world., 1917-05-10
WIFE STRANsLED, IS CHARGE.
Ridgev.oOd Man Accused FOLLOW
Ing Autopsy by Experts.

TNTN"INT 70 TE TFUIIUF WVIT1T
HACkENSACk, ~ j., May l0.-Coun-
" Physician W. r. ogden declared to-
da, lac was positive mat Mrs. Frank
Allen OF Hidgcwood. whose husband Gays
he found her dcad in bed Yesterday
morning. was stsangled. Dr. Ogden per
formed an autopsy. assisted hy d..
Schultz. expert FOR the New York DIS
trict Attorney. and Prof. Markiand Of
Newark. Allen was TO be brought to
Hackensack to-day, and Il was IN
nounced that Prosecutor Huckin would
change the manslaughter charge made
against him to one OF murder. Allen de-
Mes having attacked his wife.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

An lost or found articles adsNS
vertised In Tho World will be
listed at The Worlds Informa-
tion Bureau, Pulitzer Building
Arcade, Park Row; Worlds
Uptown Office, northwest cor
ner jSth st. and BrOadwAye
Worlds Harlem Office, 1866
West l2oth ST., and Worlds
Brooklyn office, 2O2 Washing.
ton st., Brooklyn, for 80 days
following tho printing Of the
advertisement,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
colonial List
Is Of High Order

-
N the CoioniA tomorrow and
besday Emmy Wehlen. the darling
tho scream. VIII ~ rrs.sr,., ~
,-.r. "a p..n... -,~. -
m rnwares picture pay
...v az. ~ppeai IN ~ ~ ~
49,. a. . : messAse 20
/. ~ ,ora ..sM eoSns man
=. -. - = pus ksTi ana
Il. s..hs- $3.50. the wishes
=, h,.sa,. 90 WIG mas
IT,, =. son. separaies
IN. nar.hv @ youns pair
r,h,.n.1 80. naS .c urnAnce o.
~ 1890 .nra.aa o. "hoh COO
..ssr. u 'e'ue' '1' no man put
1eody at the Throttle will sup
the extra feature introducing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
Primrose Ring
Opens Bijou Week

Mae Murray. the captivating Lasky-
Paramount star. who VIII be seen at
the Bijou tomorrow and Tuesday in
THE Primrose Ring" announced. dur
Ing the filming Of the production, that
before Its completion she would be a
liuH-nedged nurse. Many of the
scenes were filmed in a chiIdrens hes
pitai' ana the nurses. taking a great
interest IN the young star. instructed
her quite thoroughly In their profess
sion. 1t Is also breathed that in this
picture Miss Murray will be seen as
FAIRY. and even goes 80 far as to
fly on fairy wings across the screen.
Wednesday and Thursday brings
charming Peggy Hyland in "The Six
teenth Wife," being a gorgeously pre-
scented production, with an Orjenta,
setting OF unusual magnihcance. Itsts
story wherein the pretty star. hav-
ing captivated a Turkish nobleman.
whose great heart is capable of so
much affection. desires to make her
Mrs. Turk number sixteen, fifteen al
| ready enjoying all of the comforts
OF home at his expense. 1t comes here
direct from the Rialto theater. New
YORK, where it has enjoyed an unpre.
cedented run. Chapter Is of "Th4
Great Secret" with Francis X. Bush
man and Beverly Bayne starred. is on
the same bill.
Blanche Sweet and Thomas Meishan
are the co-stars in THE Silent Part
ner," the feature for Friday and Sat-
urday. 1t liz a captivating story Of
loyalty and big business
One of the most unusual characters
in this photodrama Is the office boy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
attractive Bill at
Odeon This Week

An unusually attractive bill OF the
* of the best features and produce
PHs will be nftGtAd at-the odeon this
EEK with change Of the sprokram
ch day. TOnnorrow only Theda
IN, the famous Vampire OF the
hem, will be seen IN dHcr Double
&C. = production IN which she has
hted q furore wherever seen, Tues
only dainty gAAgnetie1 Mafguerite.
6fk. the idol of rnnlionn or photo
~ fans. il the stAr a. FamonS Play
C1lm con1panYss screen ad9pfa ton
Mark Twaah'S. fAacifni romance,
~ Prince and tie rauper, thc first
}rk 81 AmertcAE greatest sIumorist
b presented to the motion picture
|b3tc II.
EVERY man. women and child ID IA
|liar with the great American humor-
b ininnitablc story ri the ambitious
he be4g1r ana the adventurous littla
ince, each ofs whbm erAved the life
II freedom Of the other. It Is 4 rare
|nbination. OF quaint hum0r, rich
- the sparkling satire that has
6e the name Of Mark Twain rever-
ANA loved tkesworld over. and the.
Ssionai da6h OF y pafhos 4 which
EUe the laughter the richer. Ah11
f& Il now and then = real thrili,
shows the tnastAr touch OF the
: Ralin9 Fre6sri9j Il, .sThe spidex.,
VA feallEl an IA nEoxk{ foxl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
1.-THE VOICE ON THE WIRE
AT THE BLUEBIRD

The chief event OF the weeks book
ings at the Bluebird is that OF the
new surprise serial on Tuesday ''The
Voice On the Wire,'' the serial OF
love, mystery and thrills by Eustace
Hale Ball. is said to be one that will
grip and hold you throughout the
fifteen episodes. The title of the 6rst
episode shown Tuesday is THE ORR
entail Death Punch The leads are
played by Ben Wilson and Neva Ger
Der. two of the most popular Uni
versal stars. There Is great scope for
their pleasing personalities of which
they make the most. The plot has to
do with a series of mysterious events.
each OF which is preceded by ghost
~ warning given by weird voice
on the wire" A strange. muffled
figure and dismemhered hand serve
to intensity the mystery. and in the
character of John Shirley. profession
al Investigator. Ben Wilson attempts
to locate the owner of the voice
Monday, the tenth chapter Of "The
Purple Mask" t"The House of Mys-
tery"), with Grace Cunard and
Francis Ford is announced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13

against our government providing
scenes Of high tension.
Carmel Myers, who co-starred
with wilfred Lucas in "A Love Sub
lime." is featured In this picture with
Elmo Lincoln. renowned for his Her.
cuiean physique.
Wednesday and Thursday the fea-
turs will be supplied by Charlotte
Walker in "Sloth." the fourth cpl
sode In the seven deadly sins, each
| production in itself. "Sloth'' is diff
ferent story Of truly American dra-
| ma. It has story that strikes home.
| for II bAyonets the loafer, especially
| the idle rich" Charlotte walker is
| a big star, widely known. famous
particularly for THE Trail OF the
Lonesome Pine"
IT'S not one of those tiresome pa
triotic dramas. It contains episodes
based upon the most exciting and
most human events in American his
tory-it has woman interest
throughout.
It has a strong appeal to women
| and children. 1t Is crowded with
love and battle and comedy. "Sloth'
is story OF today.
| Friday and Saturday Bessie Bar
riscaie plays twin sisters in a new
Triangle play, THE snarl," produced
under the supervision Of Thomas II.
Ince. AZ many Of the scenes show
! the girls In each others company,
double exposure effects were nece~si-
tated.
The most startling OF these scenes
Is that In which one of the sisters
enters the room and crossed the
line" to embrace the other. After
long and careful experiments Difec-
tor West achieved results which are
believed to surpass any previous ac
complishments in this line of photog-
raphy. Special supplementary feat
ures will also be shown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13

His reputation as . practieaa jeksr,
having become 80 wer1.kncwn nSlcn1r
business men In Los Angeles that ~
could not secure position. NJ makAs
his living playing office boy for mo-.
tion picture companies. It IL sAId he
has been discharged more times than
any other living office boy. No sooner
Is he comfortably Unlisted into . new.
position than he springs some prac- :;
teal joke on the head Of the Arm. and
Is promptly bounced" His innocent
expression won him Job after job. but
even that falls now. as his cherubic
fhce and auburn hair are well-known
In Los Angeles business circles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
BEN WILSON AND NEvA GERBE AT THE nIUHn1RD

tional actresses. is seen in two distinct
characterizations
Thursday William S. Hart will be
presented in the The Captive Cod
a feature that measures fully up to
the supreme standard Of all Hart
photoplays. Friday only brings Alice
Joyce and Harry Morey in THE
Courage OF Silence" a gripping pro-
duction that will be welcomed by those
who appreciate the best in pictures.
Saturday THE Promise" with Harold
Lockwood and May Allison in the
leading roles will be offered. The sup
Elementary features will add much to
the regular programs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
Isis Attraction
Might and the Man

Starting with ridiculous episodes
in . sanitarium for dyspeptie million
aires. Might and the Man" a new
Triangle picture which wilt be shown
at the Isis theater tomorrow ana
Tuesday. develops into an exciting
play. with plots of foreign spies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13

Wednesday. This is one OF the most
thrillingfy dramatic stories ever pro-
duced In pictures. Miss Frederick.
who Is one of the greatest Of all emo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13

Miss retticrcw SIN Ill.
Miss Susie Petticrew, who has been
confined to her home, 207 West Clay
street, through serious illness for the
past ten days, Is still quite i'll.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-10-04
RUTHERF0RDTON PEOPLE UP
IN AIR OYER CITIZEN STORY
Forest City Press Show That Chimneg
Rock Section Have Gotten the Big
End Of Road Funds.

In answer to recent article in the
t-Asheville Citizen suggesting that a
part OF RutherfOrdton and Henderson
county be anneed to Buncombe, on ae-
count OF these counties not doing
their share of road work in the famous
Chimney Rock section has brougnc
forth the wrath OF a great many citi-
zens.
The following article appeared in
last weeks issue of the Forest City
Press: - ..,,.a< -
The AsheYille Citizen last week in-
teryieWed a citizen of Chimney Rock
regarding the movement to nut Chin.
ney Rock in Buncombe county. Either
the reporter got his notes tangled o.
| the citizen interviewed is not familiar.
with the facts. Here's one of the
reasons he gave for the change:
The county commissioners of Bum
combe and the business men of Ashe-
vile unite with people in all parts of
the county in having good roads in
every section of th~ county and the
outlying districts get every bit as
much consideration in the matter as
do the sections in the immediate vfcins
ity of Asheville and other larger towns
of Buncombe county"
The inference is that Chimney Rock
is not receiving from Rutherford coun-
ty the, consideration it is due. If an
outlying district" ever received it's
portion of road money Chimney Rock
has. 1t was stated in the road meet
ing held recently at Rutherfordton
that 5 $4,000 had been spent on one
! road alone in that township. Ever
since the road bonds were voted there
has been a stream of complaints from
other sections of the county that
Chimney Rock was getting more than
its share of the fund especially in
view of the fact that that township
bears a comparatively small part of
the financial burden
A better argument than this will
have to be produced before county
lines are changed.