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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

Business Services Offered 10
ALL KINDS of Plating. mirrors re-sil
vered. Lahman Plating Works, 209 w.
Main st. Phone PISS
CALL COMPTON'-H H Compton,
landscape architect, for evergreens,
shrubbery. perennials, shade or fruit
trees, or small fruits. Call Compton"
Phone 1921. S25 Pearl St.
.CISTERNS AND wELLS-Cleaned and
repaired; roofs painted; all kinds Of
cement work. Alp N. II. Phone 6OS9
ELECTRICAL wORK-Let US do it; we
specialize in house wiring; get our
prices. Chase Electric, Corner 9Th &
Main. Phone 6034. Open evening.
E. E. Thomas-Furniture Grating, car
penter job work, screen work. furni-
ture repairing. Shop 1920 Matn.P 1896.
HAGEN BROS. : Landscape gardeners
and tree experts. Treating trees for
borers. 81 Liberty Ave. Phone 4344.
RICHMOND ENGINEERING CO.
Specialist on repairing and re-
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jig. fixture. gauge and special
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

LAUNDRY GIRI-Wanted. No tele-
phone calls answered. See laundry
man, WeStcott Hotel.
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GOLD BROOCH-Lost at fair grounds.
Blue and white sets valued as keep
sake Phone 2SB, Green's Fork or Mrs.
r. r. Martin, CentervilIe.
HEIFER-Lost or strayed: pale red
heifer weight $50 lbs. Call o. n.
Long. Phone 2513.
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OAKLAND---Sedan, 1920; five wire
wheels; all new tubes and tires; ex-
cellent running condition; a bargain.
Phone 1871 or inquire at 210 n. Sth st.
OLDSMOBILE-1919 Sedan; Patterson,
1920 sedan; Milburn electric; Chevrolet
truck Cash, terms or trade Geo. w.
Worley, 10 S. 9th st.
1921 touring; new
paint; good tires; rebuilt all over;
S675. Chenoweth Used Car Dept. Is S.
18th st. Cash or easy terms.
.OVERLAND-5- passenger touring, has
been drove less than 5000 miles; SIS.
Cash or easy terms. Chenoweth Used
Car Dept, IS S. 18th St
STUDEBAKER-1919 5-passenger, good
paint and tires, nice running motor;
s475. Chenoweth Used Car Dept, Is
S. 18th st. Cash or easy terms.
STUDEBAKER SIX
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Lost and Found

$50 REWARD-Given to finder of black
dress suit case containing women's
wearing apparel, lost from auto on de-
tour between Knightstown and
Strdughn. NJ. F. Scott, Sprin gfield,
Mass.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Cemetery Lots, Monuments
BUY NOW-For fall and spring deliv-
cry, large stock. new designs monu-
ments. markers. ]. p. Emslie. IS S. 10
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FITCH FUR CAPE COLLAR

morning, Sept. sth. between 5
and s n. m. between Richmond
and Winchester, on Winchester
road: reward. Notify Phone 1908
or so South 18th st.
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CLASSIFICATION GUIDE

The following classification headings
appear in this newspaper IN the num-
erical order here given, closely allied
The indiVidnaI al Advertisements are
arranged under these headings in al
phabetical order for quick reference
ANNOUNCEMENT
2-In Memoriam
S-Cards Of Thanks
Funeral Directors
5-Funeral Flowers
S-Temetery. Lots. Monuments
s-Coming Events
s-Personals
1O-Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
A-Automobile Agencies
11-Automobil For Sale
I2-Auto Trucks For Sale
1S-Auto Accessories
14-Gara gcs-Autos For Hire
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Repairing--Se Stations
Wanted-Automobiles
BUSINESS SERVICE
1S-Business Services Offered
ng-Contracting
20-Cleaning. Dyeing, RenoVatlng
21-Dressmaking
22--Heating, Plumbing, Roofing
reinsurance
24--Laundering
ss-Paintinng. Paperinlg. Decorating
27-Painting-Engr
2S-Professional Services
29-Repairing
So-T7iloring and Pressing.
-Wanted-Rusiness Service
EMPLOYMENT
32-Help wanted-Female
55-Aelp Wanted-Male
34-Help-Male or Female
36-situations WantedGFemale
S7--Situations Wanted-Male
FINANCIAL
3S-Business Opportunities
5S-investments. Stocks, Bonds
tI-W MGnfs TO oo Borrow
INSTRUCTION
42-Cnrrespondence Courses
ES-Local Instruction Glasses
4t-MusicaI. Dancing. Dramatic
45-Prtvate Instruction
Observation-Disclosures
LIVE STOCK
+4SS-9orses, Cattle, Vehicles
50-Wanted-Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
h1-Articles for Sale
51-BarteT and Exchange
5522-Business adm Office Equipment
54-Building Materials
55.Farm and Dairy Products
56-Fuel, Feed. Fertilizers
57-Good Things to Eat
5S-Home- Made Things
59-Household Goods
6o-Jewelry and Watches
e1-Machinery and Tools
62-Musfcal Instruments
e2A-Radio Equipment
62-Seeds. Plants and Flowers
64-Specials az the Stores
65-Wearing Apparel
66-Wanted-To BUY
ROOMS AND BOARD
6T-Rooms With Board
6S-Rooms without Board
69-Pooms for Housekeeping
T0--Vacation Places
71--Where to Eat
72-WEere to Stop in Town
7S-W anted-Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
T4-Apartments and Flats
Robustness Places for Rent
76-Farms for Rent
77-Houses for Rent
7S-Offices and Desk Room
79-Suburban for Rent
S0--Sunmer Places for Rent
S1-Wanted-To Rent
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
R-Rroker in Real Estate
S2-Business Property for Sale
S3-Farms and Land for Sale
S4-Houses for Sale
S5-Lots for Sale
S6-Resort Property for Sale
S7-Suburban for Sale
SS-Real Estate for Exchange
Standardization Estate
AUCTTONS-LEGALS
a0-AuCtiOn Sales
91-Legal Notices
The evening world., 1922-05-02

his mind. Monday he names a Aim
Remembrance" Tuesday it's
changed TO Remember" Wednesday
sees 1t Remembrance" again and
yesterday 1t changed back to RE
member" and now its "Remem-
branee." It's mighty hard to re-
member whether its Remember" or
Remembrance"
Lady Diana Manners in '''The Glor-
tous Adventure" was shown last
week in Dublin. No wonder there
we're riots.
Norman Kerry will so to Austria
shortly to direct pictures, He Is to
be backed by American capital and
says one of his main objects in max
Ing the trip is to see If he can find
a real Vienna roll.
Wonder what the tenor of her
thoughts may beT unused a news
paper. Amt a tenor at ALL" an
swers Timely Topics Films. "She's
In love with that baritone with a
black mustache."
Robert C. Bruce, famous for his
scenics, is travelling through Califor-
mia, making more Of them.
Doris Deane, leading woman for
Clyde Cook, has Just won a. beauty
contest in the Far West. But we
mustn't hold that against herN
When Jim Jeffries wrecked Bob
Fitzsimmons 1t drove Tom Wilson out
of the fight game and eventually into
the movies. Now Tom is quite some
film comic. Tom helped train Fits,
and was some scrapper himself. But
when his idol was shattered he lost
all his rosy dreams Of being the
future heavyweight champ.
The evening world., 1922-05-02
KERNEL. NOT COLONEL.

Ever since the release of THE Birth
Of a Nation Henry b. Walthall. one
Of the stars OF "One Clear CALL" has
found his principal identity to be as
THE Little Colonel"
Recently the screenite, who is now
in the spealdes. was travelling with
his company through the South.
Alighting from train in an Alabama
town, he was surprised to see a darky
make a quick move, grab all his grips
and hurry away.
"Wha's de hurry?" asked another
duslSy one.
"Yo' all bettah hurry tool" painted
the luggage carrier. "Heah's de cuhnel
o. de Ku Klpxesl Make haste, dinge,
make hastel''
And the other obeyed right gingerly
The evening world., 1922-05-02
ELECTION NOTES.

The election for King and Queen of
Movieland. being held in connection
with the Carnival for the Association
for Improving the Condition OF the
Poor. is coming along swimmingly
and votes are pouring in. The results
viii be announced at a grand movie
ball at the Astor Hotel on the night
Of May 8.
10 far 1t is pretty hard TO tell who
will be elected Queen" but wen
gamble her name is in the following
HIST: Mary Pickford. Elsie Ferguson,
Mae Murray. Norma Talmadge, Con-
stance Talmadge. Olive Tell. Anita
stewart. Marion Davies. Theda Bara,
Dorothy Phillips. Constance Binney.
louise Huff. Catherine Calvert,
Naomi childers. Peggy Hyiand. Do
lorns Cassinelli, Mary Anderson, Co
rnne Griffith, May Allison, Viola
The evening world., 1922-05-02

chested, able-bodied performance as
the self satisfied editor. He met his
match only in Louis Calvert, who
put UP a good fight in the part of
the theatre director. There should
have been more charm, perhaps, in
Margaret wycherly's embodiment of
the poor actress, but this role was
played appealingly. Jane Wheatley
was an ornate and amusingly tenn
peramental leading lady, and Claude
King and Moffat Johnston acted the
mighty mans brothers with tact and
skill. ....
In short, the Theatre Guild has
again produced an interesting play
with an excellent cast.
The evening world., 1922-05-02
Dana. Lillian Gish. Dorothy Gish,
Gladys Leslie and Vivian Osborn.
Tho King?
oh. he'll wear conventional black.
voLsTEApY, THEREl
KATINKA

Walt Hill. alias HI Speed. pufficist
for Selznick, told some one that we
were POLITICALLY inclined. That is, he
mentioned that we leaned toward
poetry. The ''some one" sat himself
down ana wrote:
"Sonte ioomen don't Hue Nth hus-
bands.
Some men don't hue aOith aOives.
The reason Is uery apparent
Too late the stun0 one gets tOise."
waithili is a great big guy, an it's
lucky fer him he is.
The evening world., 1922-05-02
POEMS OF PROVOCATIoN

Hector II. NJ, a Wall Street clerk,
gets mad now and then and writes
rhymes about things that provoke
him. He has sent us a Poem OF
Provocation that is really worth
printing. 1t Follows:
like to 90 to UGudeUille,
1t rests my brain lot.
90 tDhen I'Ue some time to kill,
II tifty cents Toe got.
I like the songs; the dances too,
But kindly jot this do,on-
hate the man toith Jokes not ne,o
Who chides us Uhen zoe tro1on.
The evening world., 1922-05-02
HONOR p. A.

II doesn't often happen, but re-
Gently a press agent was honored
when Capt. James NJ. Loughborough
Of the Exploitation Staff Of Associ-
ated First National and also booster
for the Movie Carnival was made n
Chevalier Of the Legion of Honor.
The medal Of the order. conferred
for the first time in history as a re-
ward for publicity. was bestowed upon
the Captain for his services in keeping
the name of Marshal. Foch and the
glory OF France before the eyes of
the American Nation during the Gem
eralissimo's recent visit.
Capt. Jimmy says the only thing he
The evening world., 1922-05-02
THE OILY PRINCESS.

"a novel of a beautiful girl and al
moaning saxophone, by Wash Tay 1
lor of Whit. Ky.).
dom of Bafflebang. The populace. had
sent the King word his block would ba'
knocked off II he didn't fire his Prime|
Minister, Alonzo P. Jones, a young
American believed to be a crap
shooter. King Splush did not want to
let Minister Jones go, as he was an
expert at making home brew and
could play the saxophone delightfully."-.
So what was the King to do?
Nobody knew!
Jones. himself, gave the matter lit
tie thought. Whenever the subject
came UP he would get his saxophone
and play 1.-THE Livery Stable Blues"
and soon the threatening populacc
would be forgotten and all would be
merry at the palace.
One morning Olga, the Princess,
called her ladies in waiting.
Bring me a bottle of machine oil
and box of axel grease" she COM
manded.
She was a majestic figure. They
obeyed. ... ftS
"Grease me all overt"
Just then the strains of ''The Livery
Stable Blues noated into her window.
Next came an angry howl from the
populace. w.
1t looked darned touchy for royalty.
(To be continued.)
The evening world., 1922-05-02
.cree nlngs
By DON ALIEN
JEALOUS?

Evidently rather envious OF the
elongated and extremely euphonious
title of the Amalgamated Association
Of Turtles and Turtle Doves of the
u. q. A, the members of the Supreme
Lair. Military Order OF the Serpent,
which soon goes into convention at
Hollywood. submitted a list OF It's
officers to Screenings.
Among them are such titles as Su-
preme Gu Gu Grandisslssimo. SUI
preme Most Highest Datto, and Su-
preme Thrice Infamous Inferior Gu
Gu
In view of the latter, the Turtles
and Turtle Doves have drawn into
their shell, folded their wings and
shimmied away. .,
The evening world., 1922-05-02
CUT BACKS.

Earle Williams, after finishing
"Restless Souls" Joined that order
and is now restlessing all over the
Atlantic Ocean in his yacht
Mary Alden, one Of the best known
character women in pictures, is on her
way East to play a mother role in
1.-THE Bondboy."
Betty Blythe plays the part OF a
Governors lady in "Should Husbands
Know2" Wonder if she is very like
Judy O'Grady?
Billy Bevan and Roy del Ruth have
Just finished Gymnasium jim" II
was three strenuous weeks work, but
they both say the finished picture was
worth 1t.
Wish Rupe Hughes would make up
The evening world., 1922-05-02
CHANGED TUNE.

Harold Lloyd needed a washer
woman yesterday. (In the pictures, Of
course). And so he asked an old
negro nanny IL she would act. She
explained that her husband strenu-
ously objected to the pictures because
he characterized them as wicked"
However. she was prevailed upon to
pose in a scene and was given a
check for $40,
The next day she strolled into the
studio, looking for more picture work
to do.
What about the objections of your
husband?" asked Lloyd.
"Dey done vanish" announced the
woman. "Soon's- he catch a squint at
The evening world., 1922-05-02
SENSIBLE CLOTHES.

Viola Dana, the dainty little
Metro star, doesn't believe there is
much sense in wearing what formerly
constituted sensible clothes" She
says she thinks women's clothes as
worn now are the most sensible out
fits girls could wear.
''In opposition to the frilly GIRL"
said Miss Dana yesterday, 'there
used to be the girl who dressed SEN
sibly.' There was much truth in
that word then. Now all girls who
dress In style are dressed sensibly.
The evening world., 1922-05-02
About Plays
and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY

7 OE FLYNN. advance man for
Frank Tinney and Tickle Me-"
y Is back in town with a story. He
says it really happened down in Nor
folk. Va, when he was there recently.
A team of horses, hitched to a heavy
wagon, ran away and an old Negro
was directly In their path. Some one
yelled at him and he gave a jump
that saved him from possible death.
AS the team went by the old Negro
sat down on the curbstone aud put
his head in his hands. A white man
who had seen his escape, said:
They almest got you, didn't
they?" The old Negro didn't repl,
'I say, they almost got you, didn
they?" repeated the white man. The
old Negro lifted his head slowly.
. "All got to say" he said. els dat
ma wife 'duced me ter pray las night
an I'm a'goin' ter keep right or|
prayin'."
The evening world., 1922-05-02
WELL MATCHED.

Buster Keaton's features now
match perfectly.
Always the bearer of frozen face.
Buster rather regretted that his ears
didn't quite blend with the rest of his
map.
It's all right, now, however. Keaton
just returned from Truckee, where it's
as cold as the North Pole, aud It was
noted by those who cared to look that
both ears were frozen.
Now every one should be satisfied.
The evening world., 1922-05-02
ALICE PULLS A BEN BOLT.

The Alice of Ben Bolt fame could
weep at the drop of a hat; and Alice
Terry, wife of Rex Ingram. the noted
director, lives up to the tradition.
Recently Ingram and his bride wit
messed performance of 1.-THE Return
of Peter Grimm" with David War.
field in the title role. Mr.. warfeld,
on hearing they were in the audience,
sent for the movie pair. He warmly
congratulated Miss Terry on her act.
ing in THE Conquering Power"
Whereupon. Alice, too overcome for
words. pulled a Ben Bolt and wept
copiously.
The evening world., 1922-05-02
FooLIsHM ENT.

Married life is not all joy,"
Said q bride, Suzdnnd,
"Monddy night Hty ddrlin0 boy
Slipped on a banana.
Made me laugh, do decIarej
Guess 1t must hare hurt he,
But he ShoWed me he could suedr
Though he's only thirty"
The evening world., 1922-05-02

And don't care what any one says
about me for saying that, either"
We have before. us photograph
of Miss Dana dressed in the "sensi-
BILE" rig of few years ago and-just
between ourselves-we don't blame
her liking the present style better.
The evening world., 1922-05-02

"What the Public Wants"
Il Matter of Taste
By CHARLES DARNTON.

a
possibly without loss of circulation
what the Public Wants. produced in an
Intelligent somewhat tal,eng
The evening world., 1922-05-02
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

Speaking of daylight saving. we no.
ticed a sign on the box office of a pic
ture theatre uptown Sunday reading.
"Watch your change and change your
watch.'
The evening world., 1922-05-02

nah talent-check he done stop his
talk about de wickedness o. de
movies"
The evening world., 1922-05-02
GOSSIP.

Children of the University Settle
ment will dance Sunday night at the
benefit for that institution at the
Apollo.
Hugh Walpole, coming to, America
in the fall, will give an intimate talk
in the Green Room of Earl CarroIl's s
Theatre. -.
John Tiller, who trained the sun
shine girls in GOOD Morning
Dearie," Will sail for America from
England soon.
Virginia Danforth, daughter of
William Danforth of blossom Time"
will make her stage debut with the
Fordham Players.
Marjorie Rambeau has bought a
home in Sutton Square. in East 57th
Street, and will move into 1t in the
fall.
Among those who will appear in
"Billeted'' are Lois Bolton, Selena
Royle, Kate Mayhem, Sallie Will
iams. Mary Hughes. Lumsden Hare,
II. Langdon Bruce, Harold Wizard and
Marshall Vincent.
The Upper Brnox Club, all girls
had a theatre party at six Cylinder
Love" last night. After the perform
ance the members visited the COM
pany behind the scenes.
Charles Dillingham; has announced
he will give a trophy to be known as
the Globe Championship Cup. to be
contested for by male actor golfers.
Later he may put up a cup for the
ladies.
In the cast of 1.-THE Red Geranium.
which opens at the Princess on Nav
8, will be Florence Rittenhouse, Will
lam S. Rainey, Mary Donnelly.
Eleanor Coates, Mary Ricard, Marion
Lord, Kirah Markham, Nina Gleason
Robert ]. Adams, Benjamin Kauser
George Burton, Frank Andrews and
Edward Fetbroth.
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE
Mamma, Willie's swallowed some
Ink"
Horrors! Give him bite of blot.
49,
The evening world., 1922-05-02

didn't like about the presentation was
when President G. l.. Yearsley of the
Associated Motion Picture Advertisers
kissed him.
The evening world., 1922-05-02

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE
Mamma, Willie's swallowed some
Ink"
Horrors! Give him bite of blot
ting paper quick"
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RETIRED BUT TIRED.

1--WE farmer for thirty-seven years."
said Siwash Siltenborn, land spent
my time at grooming steers and coax
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-23
FIRST CONTEST IN
HISTORY OF WIRELESS.

The first wireless contest in the his
tory Of radio telephony has been ar
ranged b ythe Crosley Manufacturing
Company. Cincinnati, O., operators Of
the radio-bradcasting plant WLW.,
working in cooperation with Mr.. C.
II. DeVine, Of the Oeolian Company.
On Thursday evening, May IS, the
choruses OF ten well known songs will
be played onapiano by Mr.. DeVine In
the broadcasting room of W.L.W. and
prizes will be awarded to the persons
who send in the correct names OF the
songs played. Five dollars will be
paid to the winner. three dollars to
the person having the second best an
swers and two dollars to the person
having the third best. In case there
are two or more who may be tied for
any OF the prizes, their names will be
placed In a hat, and disinterested
party will select the winner. The
songs to be played will not necessarily
be new ones, but will be fairly we'll
known to everyone Interested in music
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-23
FIRE BLIGHT on APPLES
ALARMING MANY GROWERS

Lexington, Ky. Fire blight bac-
terial disease that Is highly destruc-
tive to pear trees and one that some
times becomes serious on apple trees,
is alarming apple growers in many
parts of the state by injecting their
trees, according to reports being re-
cived by W. D. Valleau, plant pathol-
ogist at the Kentucky Agricultural
Experiment Station. Little can be
done to control it at the present time
and the chances are that it will do
small damage, be said.
ION apples the disease is present as
blossom blight although it also in
fects leafy twigs. A part of the bios
som clusters thought to have beer
killed by the frost this spring prob
| ably have been destroyed b ythe blight
bacteria.
"The blight that is most injurious
liver over the winter in cankers
found on large branches while that
| which usually is found nfruit spurs
and small twigs dies out as soon as
rapid growth stops and seldom lives
over winter.
1T fruit spurs on large branches
are infected with blight, the disease
may spread farther back on the
branch, girdle it and finally kill it..
Consequently, it is good idea to cut
out such branches as far back as the
disease has spread taking care to see
that knives an dother tools used in
the operation are sterilized with one
toll 900 colution of bichloride of mer-
curry.
1T apple growing is a important
feature Of the farming operations, 1t
may be wise in some case sto elimin-
ate years from the farm or at least to
plant them as fas as practicable from
the apple orchard since the disease
may spread from heavily infested pear
trees to apple trees.
1.-The only complete control of the
blight is obtained by community CO.
operation directed toward the task Of
eliminating it from the entire Sec
ton"