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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26

MILLERSBURG


DIR. c. B. Smith is improvin.
nicely at Massie Memorial Hospital
Paris.
R S. Forman left yesterda,
for a two-weeks' visit to relatives If
st. Joseph, Mo.
%. L. Potts left Yesterday for :
two-weeks' visit to his sister. Mrs
James Bell, In Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Z. M. Ingels, who has beer
confined to his home for several
weeks with flu, was able to go GU,
riding Monday.
Mrs. James Ellington enter.
tanned number of her lady friends
Wednesday afternoon, in her beauti.
full country home.
Mr.. ]. c. Cumber was at the
bedside of his hrother-in-law. in
Paris, Wednesday, who underwent
an operation at Massie Memorial
hospital for appendicitis.
William Anderson, of TAMPA.
Fla, spent several days here as q
guest Of friends. He is SON of
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, formerly pastor
of the Millersburg Presbyterian
church.
The cases of scarlet fever at M.
M. 1. are doing nicely. Some few of
the cadets have gone to their homes.
but the larger part of them remain
ed. They are unquestionably loyal
TO the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Bruce an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Mildred w. Bruce, to
Mr.. Roy E. Pope, of Ashland. The
wedding will take place some time
in May. Miss Bruce resigned her
position as instructor in the Graded
School, last Friday.
The ladies' Missionary Society
Of the Methodist church met Wed
nesday afternoon, at the church.
Miss Alta Ball delivered an address
TO the society on the work of the
Kentucky Missionary Conference.
which convened at Cynthiana last
week.
The revival at the Methodist
church will begin next Sunday
night, March %, at 1880 o'clock.
The services will be community
affair, the pastors of the local
church assisting. Rev. NJ. Slater, of
the Christian church, will have
charge of the music.
"A community protracted meet
ing Will open Sunday night, at the
Methodist church, and will probably
continue for two weeks. Rev. w. w.
Morton, of the Presbyterian church.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26

will conduct the afternoon service.
Rev. Adams, Of the Methodist
church. will conduct the evening
service. while Elder w. ]. Slater. of
the Christian church, will have
charge of the music. An interesting
meeting is anticipated.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26
INQUEST JURY RENDERS MUIR
DER VERDICT

The inquest into the circum-
stances attending the killing of
Floyd Payne. colored, by Richard
Wood, on the Xalapa Farm last Sum
day, was held at the court house
Tuesday morning, conducted by Cor
oner Rudolph Davis. A large num-
Der of witnesses testified, their tes-
timony showing the killing, to have
been unjustifiable.
The jury, composed of Frank P.
Lowry, foreman, John T. Hedges, A.
J. Fee, j. G.. Denton, Chas. J. Lam
caster and Chas. R. White, return
ed the following verdict: I'VE,
the jury, find that Floyd Payne
came to his death by pistol shot
fired by Richard Wood, and from
the evidence before us we find that
the killing was unjustifiable."
Wood is still at large. He is mar
ried and has a family living in
Clark county.
High as apples are to-day they
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26
PARIS TO HAVE SEVENTH DIS.
TR1CT MEETING.

Representatives of the l. O. o. F.
lodges in the Seventh District will
gather in this city on Monday, April
II, for the purpose of comforting the
Grand Lodge Degree on Past Noble
Grands. The meeting will be held
under the direction of Grand Master
w. B. Harris, of MOrganfield, and
Grand Secretary Richard G.. Elliott,
of Lexington. The session will be
held in the lodge room of Bourbon
Lodge No. %, at seven o'clock.
This district is composed of fourteen
lodges Lexington, Paris, Millers-
burg, Winchester, SchOllville. Mt.
Sterling, Grassy Lick, Headquarters,
Frenchburg and Salt Lick. During
their stay here the delegates will be
guests of members of the Bourbon
Lodge l. o. o. F.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26
HOW YHEY DO ENJOY THE NEWS

When the average persons reads
magazine, he reads the stories
When he gets a, daily newspaper he
reads the headlines. When he gets
THE BOURBON NEWS he slouches
down into a comfortable position.
and reads, every line from start to
finish After he reads it through he
goes back over it to make sure he
hasn't missed anything.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26

When people stop feeling proud
of the exhorbitant prices they pay
prices will come down.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26

There are always a lot of places to
go-befOre you go plumb broke!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
Sight SeerS.

No show is more Familiarity known
from coast to coast than The Sight
Seers, which comes to the Majestic
Theatre next Monday. April IL. The
management of the Sight Seers makes
a specially of assembling an unusually
large chorus which he puts forward
as the most attractive element of the
show. The exhibition of the big scenic
eff ects with the show will be n or
It's attractive features in conjunction
with an a~ssemblage Of pretty girls.
1t is said that in his present offering
Mr.. James Z. Cooper the producer has
provided an entirely new production,
which he does every season. The new
omer.ng is a two act musical revue In
entitled wait A Minute" and
Is a Gay, Giddy Gambol Thru Girl
Land. (which depicts a photograph
shop. introducing human records,
which is said to be the funniest thing
ever done in burlesque. another scene
shows a street scene with q horse and
cab in action, which requires a PIANO.
rama of over two hundred feet OF
and shows the horse and cab
passing in fun view of the audience,
both these scenes are novel and unique
and produce a lot of laughter. There
is no better known or more attractive
trademark for a writer of good ana
successful burlesque shows thar Mr..
Wells and from all account n popu-
lar comedian has excelled his pre-
record for supplying h best
for the Sight Seers.
Gus Fay, the dutch comic, well
know and liked. has been reengaged
this season. owing to his great hit OF
last season, and will be seen in this
production, and the others who are
members of the company include
Johnnie Walker. a born comedian or
the Leon Enrol type who needs no
Introduction, Kathryn Dickay. the
fascinating and clever prina donna,
dainty and demure Flo Davis. a SOU
brette of vivacity and manner. Fred
Nolan, a true to the n born
comedian of Irish wit. James Holly,
Gene Ford. Richard Claye, Peggy
Brauna, Marie Parks, Lillian Isabel.
Emily Dyer and Ruth Rosemond. and
there are show girls and chorus girls
and dancers in numbers and attrac-
.tiveness fully up to the standard
was long ago set up by the
Sight Seers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
SPEEDWAYS WILL PLAY (
H. S. INDEPENDENTS TONGHT

The Speedway basketball team un-
defeated in this section this season
Will stack forces tonight against the
Independent high school basketball
team on tho Y. NJ. =. 4. court in the
first game Of a three game series.
The Speedway team has won eighteen
games out OF nineteen scheduled en-
counters, the Dominicans Of Newark
being tho only team to defeat the
local combination.
The Independent team on the other
hand won two games out of three
played. breaking cvcn in Two games
with the South Amboy high school
and defeating the Woodbridge Parish
house. The Speedway's opponents in
this game will lineup as follows:
ICrciner and Cohen. forwards; Lew
'kowttz. center; Flynn and Splitter,
guards.
Charles Hughes who has performed
with both the speedways and tho In
dependents, decided when arrange
ments for the series were completed
that he would perform with the
Speedway aggregation, but en- account
of an injury 1t is not known whether
he will get into tonight's game or
not.
The Speedway team IS expected to
start tonights game . sfollows: Brown
miller and MacWilIiams, forwards;
Hanson, center: Bradley and Glochau,
guards. Ray Handerhau is expected
to referee the series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
MOVE MEN FILM JERSEY
FISH, GAME AND SPORT

A prominent New York firm of NOV
sng picture producers is again filming
New Jerseys hunting and fishing
scenes and the methods by which TINS
State handles it's game and fish re-
sources. Similar movies made q lew
years ago spread New Jerseys fame
as an outdoor state throughout the
lountry and 1t is claimed for the new
reels thai they present still moro IN
teresting wild-life studies. j..
The pictures are being made at
Hackettstown, where the state FISH
md Game Commission conducts the
anest hatchery in h world. and at
forked River. where the State rears
game and game birds. There are
other interesting pictures made In the
big State game preserve at Buckwooo
Park, on the Jersey side of the Della
ware Water Gap.
Actual hunting and fishing scenes
nlso were filmed. To procure or
tho most unusual of these. the movie
camera men chartered a boat and
made a series OF pictures of duck.
hunting along the bays. In some or
these views. the operators got to With
ia close range of thousands of ducks,
brant and geese, which are SHOWN
rising from the water and In flight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
BEECHER, LEO AND HANDY ALL
WIN THEIR BOUTS WITH kAYOS

till the bell saved him.
In the eighth Colby made a
attempt to keep Leo off but was UNI
successful. In a few seconds he was
downed for the count OF eight and
as he came up he was again sent to
the mat. He took another eight and
slowly rose to his feet. As he lid SO
the referee stepped In and stopped
the fight. denoting Leo the winner.
Fast Coiorcd Bout.
The eight round bout between the
two colored scrappers, George Brown
OF Orange, and Claude Spratley Of
Westfeld, went the limit, but there
was plenty OF action during its en-
tirety. Spratley outfought Brown,
but the Orange scrapper put up some
stiff opposition and showed that he
packed q wicked wallop when occa-
sion arose for hi INTO use IL. Spratley
led in three of the rounds. Brown
in one. wtile the others were even.
Ray Handerhan. fighting under the
name of Young Handy. showed
marked improvement OF his form
when seen here some time g in a
prelim. Handy met Anthony Madi-
son., known as the Fighting Ma
chine" of Newark. Madison started
off like an e~ight-cylinder racer. hit
ting on all eight, but several upper
cuts and jabs into the body by Handy
caused the machine to miss fire and
before the end of the round was
knocking and missing badly. The
local boy showed wonderful improve
ment and had his man worried soon
after the start. In the second round
Handy landed n blow which put his
man down for a count of five when
the bell saved him. In the third
Madison again crashed to the floor,
and after the referee had counted
three the towel was thrown into the
ring by Madison's second. The New
ark boy put UP a good. game fight
and was willing to mix things.
In the first prelim of the night
Red" REILLY, of Camp Dix, out
fought Young Noble. OF Newark. in
all four rounds, although Noble
proved to be a tough customer and
able to take everything that came
his way. His defense was poor but
a swift punch now and then. which
he managed to make good on Rtel-
ly's anatomy, kept the Camp Dix
fighter away from him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
JERSEY SPORTSNEh BEST
IN WORLD, SAYS NAPIER

To the high standard of sports
manship of New Jersey hunters and
anglers. Ernest Napier, of East Or
ange, newly reelected for a ninth
term as president of the State Fish
and Game Commission, credits much
of the phenomenal success of the
fishing and hunting seasons in this
state during the year just closed. He
likens the licensed sportsmeu of the
state to the membership OF q great
fishing and cunning club, with small
dues and pledged to the conservation
and development OF the natural fish
and game OF their COM
monwealth.
"All available records show that
we have just passed through the best
fishing and hunting season in any re-
cent year in New Jersey" says the
head of the Fish and Game Commits
sion. These are things that the com
mission has been working for but It
should be understood that 1t is the
sportsmen of the state who have
made them possible. Without their
sympathetic cooperation and support
the commission could have accom-
plished little of permanent worth.
New Jersey has developed the
highest type OF sportsmen in the
world. It is true, as always, that
there are exceptions to such a gener-
al dSStIllOht pub -
evidence that, as a whole, the great
body of our hunters and anglers
stand for clean sport. Their stand
ards and influence, which is compar-
able to the morale we admired In
our service men during the war, Is
driving the game hog n poacher,
the careless gunner and the allen
violator of fishing and cunning laws
out of the field of sport. For every
noacher who reflects discredit upon
the great clan of hunters there are
easily ninety-nine thoroughbred
sportsmen in New Jersey who stand
for those things that mean conserva-
ton, improvement and permanency
of good hunting n fishing in their
home state"
President Napier predicts a steady
increase in the number OF devotees
of outdoor re~creations. such as fish
ing, hunting and camping during the
next few years as a result OF the
health lessons learned during the
war. To meet this additional tax
upon the fish and game of
the state, he says. Is II of the big
rest problems before the Fish and
Game Commission but he expresses
confidence hat it will be sa~tisfactor-
ily solved, II every true sportsman
continues to work for the protection
and development Of fish n game
during the closed seasons and to
make things as unpleasant as posi-
Bile for violatorS during the open
seasons. This moral support from
the sportsmen, combined with the
big fish and game restocking pro-
gram developed by the commission,
he asserts, assures future permanent
cy of good hunting II fishing for
Jerseymen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
ANOTHER MOVE
FOR BASKETBALL
championship" Sc
ries Has Been Arranged for
the Auditorium All Stars

A five-game basketball series has
been arranged between the Hoboken
Big Five basketball team represent
ing tho Auditorium and Ksplowitz's
All Stars, the first game of which
will be played on the Auditorium
court next Wednesday. Two other
dates have been arranged for games
to be played the two following Wed
nesdays. April 81 and 2S. The series
is for a $500 purse.
The Hoboken combination, which
represented the Auditorium in one
game In which they were defeated by
the All Collegiaus of New Brunswick.
is made up Of the following players,
Reilly, Dave, C~osRrove, Harrigan and
Seaman. In addition 20 these five
men the Auditorium team Will have
McWalters, a regular Hoboken play
er. and Nichols and Mcintyre, two
original Auditorium players.
The All Stars eligible list consists
of the following men: n. Holman, NJ.
Holman. Scharton, Kingsley, Muel-
hizer and Fem. The referee for this
series has not been decided on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09

Three out of the five bouts conduct
ed at the Amboy Sporting Club In n
Auditorium here last night resulted
in knockouts, while the other two
went the time limit. Charley Beecner
the crack New York featherwelsnt'
soon put his opponent Young NC
Govern, formerly of Phillie, ana now
also of New York. out of the
landing O blow six seconds before tHe
end of the first round, which SO ar
fected McGovern that he could not
continue the fight when the gong
sounded for the second round. ihe
but was short, but full or plenty OF
action, Beecher's ring g~eneralship
making It possible for MIN 10 evaue
the wild swings of McGovern n In
return put in jabs and hooks when
soon stopped the former Phlllle
fighter. Beecher weighed 122 n
McGovern 126.
The fight between Young Leo. OF
this city, and George Colby. OF
chrome, "the 1000 kid furnished
plenty OF excitement, Colby snoWlnG
has participated in prior to TINS
time in Perth Amboy. Leo was In
good form. but held back until n
last two rounds, when he let loose
% series of body and head punches
which foored Colby thrice for n
count of eight. Rereree frltS StOP-
pod the bout in the middle OF the
eighth round after Colby had gone
down for the third time, Leo thus
winning by a technical knockout.
Leo weighed I'm at 119 and Colby at
124. The first round went to Leo by
n shade. The second and third were
dis by larger margins. In the fourth
Colby managed to break tnrough
7 CO.'S upper defenses sufficiently to
land q number of straight jabs to the
face. This was Colby's only round.
In the fifth the fighters were aDout
Leo again came to the fore.
The seventh round found Colby
adopting rushing tactics. He rushed
10 his own doom, however, as his ad-
sfancas were met by straight Jabs TO
face and body followed up by swirl
books from Leo. which soon put Col
by in dlst When the seventh was
about two-thirds over Colby went
down.. He managed to get up with
the count of eight and hung on Leo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09

season to watch the speed of the
small pellet as used in a baseball
game.
IL the weather permits the base
ball season to open on Sunday IL will
be the earliest opening ever attempts
ed by a semi-pro team In this section
in some time, and Is unusually early
judging from the fact that the court
game is still being played.
Manager Mullen. of the Amboy
team, decided to add an extra attrac-
ton to the opening OF his teams
schedule this year. In seasons gone
by managers usually secured foreign
teams TO play the early games, leav-
ing the home and home games until
the latter part OF the season. But
Mullen knows what rivalry has al
way existed between Amboy and
Roosevelt teams, and how tho two
outfits always work hard to bring
home the bacon.
Both managers announce hat they
will have their strongest lineups on
the field in the best Of condition, and
both pilots believe that their team
will succeed in coping the initial
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
GIRLS CLUB TO PLAY POND
CLUB HERE TOMORROW NIGHT

II the Perth Amboy Girls Cub
basAeuOall team succeeds in again
defeating the champion quintet from
Plainfield representing the Pond CLUB
of hat place tomorrow night they
will have defeated the best teams IN
this state with the exception of the
Newark Y. w. c. A. The latter team
defeated the local girls in two out Of
three games. :
The Plainfield outfit believe that
they underestimated the ability OF
the Perth Amboy team when they
appeared on the Plainfield court, with
the result that the Pond team lost
the game by a few points. The man
ager of the visiting team tomorrow
night will put the Plainfield teams
strongest lineup on the floor to in
SUR victory and eve the series.
This game will be played a
modified boys rules and half regular
boys rules. The visiting team seems
to make q better showing at playing
the modified rules than they do the
regular boys rules. while the Perth
Amboy team is best adapted at the
regular boys rules.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
LYCEUM FEDERALS
FAVOR LEAGUE HERE

The Lyceum Federal baseball team
one Of the light senior teams to be in
favor of a light senior league, would
like to book games with good teams
In their class for the 25th of April
and the End OF May. In addition to
the Lyceum Federals. the Salems.
Clovers, Keasbey Feds, Belmonts of
Roosevelt, Maurers and st. Anthony
baseball teams are in favor of a light
senior league. 1t is hoped that one
more team in the light senior lass,
the Lehighs. Pershings. Harmony or
North Amboy Sporting Club COM
municate with the sporting depart
ment of the NEWS so that a meeting
can be held for the purpose of or
ganizing such a league.
ANY teams wishing to book games
with the Lyceum Federals should
communicate with Michael BobaL. 400
emu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
ANBOYS OPEN
SEASON SUNDAY
viii Meet Crack Roosevelt F.
c. on Raritan Copper Works
Diamond.

Weather conditions permitting. Joe
Mullen's Perth Amboy baseball team
VIII open their season on Sunday af-
ternoon against the crack Roosevelt
representative diamond team in what
Is expected to be n thrilling contest
as an opening attraction OF the sea-
son.
Perth Amboy ans have supported
basketball teams in this section in
great style during the season Just
ended, and IL is expected that the
same support will be given to the
more popular baseball game. 1t will
be quite n change for those who
have been following the basketball
through the air during the basketball
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
Hickory Midgets Want Games

The Hickory Midgets of Perth Am
boy would like to arrange a baseball
game with any team in their class
averaging from twelve to fourteen
years Of age for tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Address all challenges
to Frank Aaroe, 426 East avenue,
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
To Meet Amboy Five

Howard Richards Amboy Best
team will meet the Amboy
Five in the first match of a series Of
three on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys to-
night. Both of the teams In this
series are made up of the best alley
men in this vicinity, and some great
should be.done in this series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
Millions Of Tiny Germs
Cause Your Catarrh

sprays and douches.
s. s. s. will cleanse your blood
Of the cause Of Catarrh, and give
real relief. Il has been In con-
slant use for more than fifty
years, and Is sold by all druggists.
Buy q bottle Of s. s. s. today and
lose no further time in getting on
the right treatment.
Valuable advice regarding your
case will be furnished free. Adj
dress Medical Adviser, 1o3 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
TO HAVE JUNIOR TEAM

The Employed Boys brotherhood
of the local Y. NJ. c. A, have decided
TO place a junior baseball team on the
diamond this year. Arthur Jensen
manager of h team would IKE 70 ar
s.ange games with all fast Junior
teams. All communications should
re addressed to the manager at lf9
Grant street. A practice session or
the team will be held next Wednesday
might at $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
South Amboy Bowlers Win

HELMETTA, April 9.-South Am
boy Y. NJ. c. A. won two OF the
three games rolled at the South Amboy
alleys Wednesday night before a good
sized crowd. This match was h de-
Gliding one Of the series and the "Y'
were the winners of a supper to be
given the winners by the losers. The
deciding games will be rolled at the
New Brunswick "Y" alleys on April
22d if the alleys a be secured. The
Score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
Bic Camo for Wocdbridge

The Woodbridge Flyers baseball
team Will open their season on the
home grounds this Sunday when they
stack forces against the Merrimacs of
Perth Amboy. Martin Kath, 90
Ridgedale avenue, Woodbridge, man
ager OF the Flyers team. still has a
few open dates and would like to ar
range contests with any Junior teams
I'm this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
Red Star A. c.. Wants Games

The Red Star A. G. baseball team,
a light senior representative of New
Brunswick, would like to arrange
games with any teams in their class
in his vicinity. Inasmuch as the
Red Stars have no home grounds 1t
will be necessary for all games to be
played on their opponents grounds.
All challenges should be directed to
James Tizzano, Market Square Hotel,
corner Hiram and Dennis streets,
New Brunswick, N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09
Real Relief Comes Only by
Cleansing the Blood of the
Germs.

You must realize that your blood
Is loaded down with catarrh
germs, and these germs must be
removed from your blood before
you can expect real, rational relief
from the disease. And Of course,
you know that you cannot reach
these germs in your blood with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-09

IF a young man we're rs prosperous
after he marries as while he engages
there would be less lottery and more
millinery ~ ree,.-fo 20 -Douss Novvr