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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04
NO. 40
OHIO CIRCUIT COURT
ADJOURNED SATURDAY
jury Failed to Agree in Com'lh.
vs.. R. B. Brown; Much 9th.
er Business Transacted.

The regular September term of the
Ohio Circuit Court came to a close
shortly before noon Saturday after "a
busy two weeks session. Judge WI
son continues the record for efficiency
and expedition which has marked his
administration since its beginning.
The outstanding feature Of the
term, TO the general public n least,
was the trial of the case Of tine
Com tn. VS.. X. b. Brown, indicted for
murder. The trial grew out os the
killing of j. +. Coleburn by Brown at
Smallhous last May. Both mea were
in the employ of the l.. d y. Il. K. as
bridge tenders and the fatal en-
counter grew out OF friction which
had existed between them for some
time in regard to the exercise of
their respective duties. The hear
ing of the evidence and argument Of
counsel was concluded about 3 O.
clock Wednesday. The jury deliber-
ated until the adjourning hour, Al u
session that night and from the con-
veuing of court until about IL o.
clock on Thursday when they re-
ported their hopeless disa agreement
and were finally discharged. 1t was
rumored that they stood nine for
acquittal and three for the mini
mum sentence of two years.
Among the other cases disposed
of were the following: Donnie Tay-
ir vs.. Herman a. Taylor. &c. judg-
mcnt and order OF sale OF land; Ed
Shown, &c. VS.. l.. j. Pickerell. &c.
Judgment and order of sale of land:
Mrs. Ella Dever, &c, vs.. EX Parte.
Judgment and order of sale OF Land;
Alice Wilson VS.. Clark o. Wilson.
&C.. maintenance OF S25 per month
allowed; Rudolph Wurlitzar 50. ".
Saiiie Il. Jacksin. agreed Judgment
Tor $50: Amanda Thomas IS. Luth-
er Thomas. maintenance Gf $l2.5o
per month allowed; Green River
Coal Mining Co. vs.. Ohio County
Board of Supervisors, tried before
Court. assessment by Board and
Judgment of Ohio Quarterly Court
set aside and Judgment cn,Crcd re-
ducing Company's asscssmo from
S72i50 to $50,325: EanG'r Coz
ro as D,hplio Harris. fulrwo.-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04
CATONlA SCHOOL OPENING
HELD SEPTEMBER 10TH,

The handsome new consolidated
community school for the Catoma
community of Montgomery county,
was opened Tuesday for the i922-23
term of work.
The exercises. attendant upon the
opening of this handsome county in
stitution were attended by large
numbers of citizens of that section
of the county, together with their
families.
The children viii be gathered
from far and near about the school
each day by the big school buses
used for that purpose and the school
will be conducted along the most
approved lines of modern education
al work.
DR.. +. b. DressIer, OF Peabody
College, who is attending the OPEN
ings of the several new consolidate
cd schools OF the county of Mont
gomery was present and made a
strong talk regarding the education
al work under the system used
here, Mrs. Dressler was With him.
A. +. Harman, county superin-
tendent of education, and Mrs. Har-
man, attended the opening and Mr..
Harman made some remarks, hoping
for a continued cooperation of the
people there.
T. H. Head. assistant county SUI
perin,op dent, was present, as was
Miss Cora Pearson, supervisor OF
elementary schoo.s OF the county.
Miss Katherine Gardener. OF the
state department OF education, also
attended. t4
Library Started
A movement was begun for the
foundation of school library. Mrs.
". Q. Elgin presented a check for
s25 from the Catoma Community
Club as a nucleus for this undertake
ing Donations from the Masonic
Home band. the Masonic Homo sun
day School and other persons raised
the fund to 500.
A beautiful American flag and
'flagpole was donated by the Stones
Civic club. which was received win
appropriate cssemonies.
Music was rendered by the Ma
sonic Home band and sumptuous
up-to-date picnic feast was enjoyed
at the noon hour.-(Ciipped from
a Montgomery. Ala. paper.) 3
Mrs. Elgin is daughter OF form
er sheriff G. p. Keown. OF this city
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04
COMMITTEES TO MEET OCT.

Hopkinsvillo. Ky, Sept. 30.-To-
night marked the close, according TO
the present schedule, of the cam
paign to organize the dark tobacco
growers cooperative association OF
Kentucky and Tennessee. Today a
call was issued for the district or
ganization committee to meet here
next Friday morning, October 6, to
receive definite reports and de
turmina whether or not the nece3-
sary two-thirds 'of the acreage of
the district has been signed. II re-
ports next Friday show that less
than the two-thirds has been secur-
ed, the committees has the right, uu-
der the contracts, to extend the
time for thirty days. The signup
has been large all over The district,
especially in the last ten days, but
until the committee meets nothing
definite can be told.
The last day proved a record
breaker in point of acreage signed.
Everywhere throughout the district
the workers were busy as bees ana
mot with success on every hand.
At Fulton Aaron Sapiro spoke 10
a big crowd coming from five couh-
ties on both sides OF the Kentucky
Tennessee border. RE e'eetrlhed
his hearers and demolished all op-
position arguments.
When invitation was given Tor
people to sign contracts the seven or
eight tables were overrun for near
ly two hours. Nearly thousand
acres wore pledged. AT Princeton
.Iudge Lewis l.. Walker delivered a
most impressive and convincing
spercn. Mr.. Lee. who ia to have
charge Of the big tobacco house no"
being erected at Princeton made a
most effective talk In which he toia
ibe farmers "if you don't go into
mi, don't blame me for the price
offer You when | come arouho
again" sixty-niue contracts for d
total of 45s1a acres signed at the
meeting and thirty-three contracts
from Cobb for 194h acres were al
so turned.
Caldwell County now has an es-
timated sign-up of five thousand
acres. Congressman Campbell Can
trill spoke 10 1900 people In the
court house yard at Murray More
than $500 acres was signed giving
Galloway County eighty-hve per
cent.
Congressman Bark.ey had splen-
did meeting at Sco;tsyil'e this af-
ternoon. Fifty contracts were
signed. He spoke again tonight, at
another point IN Allen County.
In the abse.ce OF accurate hs'
u.cs from the district as a whole
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04
Miss Helen Barnett left for Van

Miss Helen Barnett left for Van
Lear, Ky, last Friday where she
has accepted a position as teacher
in the High School at that place. 1t
seems that the officials of that
school are partial to Ohio Countians.
Prof. Forest Bell, of Buford, is
Principal while Miss Kittye Bess
Dodson of Sunnydale, and Misses
Norine Barnett and Matte Duke, of
Hartford are teachers in the grades.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Craddock and
children motored to Caneyville and
spent the weekend with Mrs. Aman-
da Fentress. They were accompan-
led home by Miss Bertha Pirtle, who
returned home Monday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04

The Dundee -Narrows -Barretts
Ferry section was visited by severe
rain and hail storm, Friday after
noon. Reports are to the effect that
the hail covered the ground and that
many of the stones were almost as
large as hen eggs. Much damage
was done to fodder and other farm
products.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04

Miss Kennedy Collins has returned
from Greenville where she had been
substituting for her sister, Miss Lu-
rene, as stenographer for the Wick
life Coal Cos Miss Lurene returned
to her work Monday after a two
weeks vacation spent here, in Louis
vile and Chicago.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04
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Fifty All-wool Mems Suits at a
Bargain at LIIKENS.' 40tf

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Craddock and
son Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C..
Smith and sons, Clay and Leonard; I;
Mrs. Laura Chinn and daughter,
Leila Ray, all of McHenry, spent
Tuesday in Owensboro.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04

Mrs. Nettie williams. Mrs. Della
Pirtle. and her son, Mr.. Ira Pirtle,
all of Madisonville, were the week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Bar
nett, city. Mrs. Pirtle remained for
a more extended visit with Mrs.
Barnett and other friends and reia-
tives here and out in the county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04

Among our recent appreciated viz
itors were Messrs. o. Z. Ralrs. Gosh
ol; ". II. Pierce and T. A. Rasiaad.
Rosine; J. S, James. Select; q! ".
stevens, Prentlss. and A. ID. Mi.ler.
Sunnydale.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04
DITCH NOTICE


ono county court
y. p. barnard, g, a."
vs.. Notice.
Motion Tor public ditcN.
Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll and statement Of
cost ha.a been til,d OF record "a
this ac,ion and the same is set l9r
hearing lefoie the special judge ot
the Ohio County Court for October
10. 1922.
Guy HANNEN.
4O-2t C'erl, Ohio County COurr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04

Go to NJ T. LIKENS to get your
ali-leather RED GOOSE SHOES.
They are the best made. 4e-tt
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-10-04

30,10O 39,650
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

100 Ladies' Bolivia. Tweed and We
lour Coats: all colors. These Coats
are made in the latest styles, with
large sleeves. trimmed in braid and
fur. Some have large fur collars,
~ some plain - A big value for S12.93
to ..... ....r. ..... .$14.95
Just arrived. a very new lovely
Blouse Waist in black only. Some.
thing new and handsome. ...S7.98
Just arrived. a big assortment Of
handmade Imported Wolfe Waists. ALI
styles. 6 -rial .$1.98 to S3.48
One ext big lot of Ladies' Wolfe
Waists; a beautiful waist for. :. . csc
One table of Ladies' Crepe de Chine
beaded; value up to $3.50. Special
a.. 5000. -. ..... S3.SS
One big lot Of Ladies' Wolfe Waists
in white only. Special ..... -. SOC
One table of Ladies' Waists in Silk
Pongee. tricollette and silk. Special
at. ..... -. .,......$1.6s
One big lot of Ladies' Silk Pongee.
Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists;
all colors: value up to $3.50. spe-
clal. -. ...'... .S2.60
DRY GOODS SECTION. :.
big lot Of Apron Gingnams, 81
inches wide; good quality. Per
Saro ..... ..... ...1zc
One lot of good quality Dress
Ginghams; plaids and stripes; 32
inches wide; a value for, per yard .1Sc
A big assortment Of Dress Cling
hams in beautiful Dress patterns; 50
inches wide. Yard -. ...... .22c
One big rack Of LadieA Coats in
tweed. Bolivia and velour. These
coats are handsome. The styles are
beautiful: values $4,000 to $500.
Special ..... -. $3.50 to S18.75
One special lot OF Ladies' Tweed
Capes. All colors. These Capes are
extra fine for the price. Special S8.4S
A good heavy quality OF percale
for waists and shirts: also drawers.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

One big assortment OF Ladies Petit
coats in good Quality satin: all col
ors. Special /. .t' -. -: rec and aSc
One lot of, Ladies' jersey Petticoats;
q good heavy hllseayy auality. Special sass
One big lot. of Lad dies. Extra
Heavy Jersey Petticoats: in al ,colors.
Special. .-,s,., -;,r... ..s,As.4s. S3.98 Z
One complete line in all the. desir-
able Furs for fall These are. hand
some. Price. ~; .$2.88 to $f9.5O
One big lot of Ladies' Plaid Striped
and and Pleated Skirts; all colors. spe-
ciai So. $S.9S
One big assortment, of Ladies' sport
Skirts; all styles and colors.
Special. .... ..... 80, S4.9S
One rack of Ladies' Extra Fine
Sport Skirts in all of ). the, leading
stripes and plaids; pleated and plain.
Special ;. ...... .... $5.9S to S7.9S
One big lot of blue and black Wool
Serge Skirts, all sizes. sizes Priced ss..4s
Just arrived. big assortment of
Lauies seal FluSn and Fur CoaSS.
These coats are handsome and are
priced only ;. ..S19.5O to $50 90
One big lot of Children's Goats in
velours. tweeds and Bolivia; sizes 10
10. Special ;. sa.9s to sa4.s5
LADY RUTH LACED ). FRONT
CORSETS.
j.
~ This Corset, beautifully made of
fine materials, gives you the perfectly
flat back and front demanded by
present fashions. ycu will delight in
the smooth. unbroken line of the
back.
& G. Corset: average figure: pink
twill; medium bust. Special price csc
& Double Strength Corsets;
high bust Special price .sa.9s
Lady Ruth Laced Front Corset:
double strength; out si.l.. Special
olce go. -. ". .$4.9S
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

SO inches wide. Special. per yard 23c
One big lot of Dress Percale; sS
inches wide: big assortment OF pat
terms. Special yard. i. -. .1Sc
10000 yards of heavy quality OF
Outing in all -colors and. stgipes; light
and dark only 49,. -. 49,. .18c
"A big lot Of Outing: all colors and
stripes; good quality Special for.
A big lot of Sea Island Homespun;
80 inches wide. "A bargain at
big lot Of Lad and: Lassie Cloth
for children's suits and skirts.
Special ..... $3.50 :.I.r .25e
A big lot of Bed Ticking; a good
quality. Special. yard 49,. ..12 LAC
10000 yards Curtain Scrim; all COL
ors and figures; all white and cream
with beautiful colored borders
Yard. 49,. -. 49,. ...'..12 1-2ci
big assortment of light .colored
shirting: So inches wide. These pat
terms are beautiful. Come and get
yours before it is all gone. One price
only. per yard. -. -. -. -. .25c
Just received. big lot Of Cretonnes
in all colors: 36 inches wide. A spe-
cial price OF. a yard.... -. .18c
big lot of Khaki Cloth; a very
heavy quality: good fast colors. Spe-
cidi ...... &c
A good heavy quality of the old
original Hickory Stripe Shirts: in
brown and blue. Special -. ...19c
One lot Of Slip-over Sweaters in all
colors. Special -. :. ..... ..S1.S5
One big table of Ladies' Tuxedo
Sweaters in solid colors and assorted
colors: value $500. Special .$3.sS
One big lot of Ladies' Slip-over
Heavy Wool Sweaters in all colors:
some plain. some fancy .S3.48 to S5.SS
One big lot of Ladies' Wool Slip
over Sweaters in blue. black. tan and
brown. A very stylish Sweater. .Spe-
N'"i '..'' .'' ....... -. -. 3..fo
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

>. Just arrived. 1000 Crildren's. Wool ,
Sweaters; size "a to "a; in all colors.
Special 49,. $50. $1.48 to S2.4S
, 500 Bungalow Aprons in all colors;
all designs. Special :. -. 80. .S3c
One big lot of Laaley2he coats in
bolivia and velour. The Fy best ma
A terial; lined with gray eie de chine;
trimmed in braid and 7 large flow
ing sleeves: handsome embroidered;
some plain: values to- $4,000.
Special >. ..... .$27.50 to $39.5O
One big rack OF Ladies' Gingham
Dresses; made neat and stylish
One lot Of Ladies' Gingham Dresses
in all colors: value So. 90. Special
at..... ..... ...... 49,. $1.95
One big lot OF Ladies' Gingham
Dresses in good quality; will not
fade. Special. -. $500. .S235
One lot of Children's Dresses in a
very good quality; sizes 4 to IA.
Speclai ..... ..... .93c
One big lot of children's extra good
Gingham Dresses in all .plaids and
colors: sizes to a. Special ..Sf.3s
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

Lady Ruth Iancti Front Corset:
medium bust, maissof PINK satin.
Spe al price -. .;4-s-s..s. .,..... Sa.ss
I.sdy Ruth Lacsi Front .Corser.
low. high and medium bust. Price
: speciai x tle.ss.. 80. ma,
oneibtg slot OF r. Is q sorsetss reg. !.
tsiar price SO .ss. Special -. $ts4sS
9 Sport Girdle, closed, back:
all elastic Special - -. ..sa.as
r & G. Corsets. double strength; all
sizes; Special price .t..-.gf. .s4.Bs
Lady Ruth Laced Front. fancy bro
cadsd, doubel strength. Price. $3.50
r &c Sport sGirdIe; closed back.
{ Price ~. -. .48
s. LADIES' GOWNS ANB, TEDDfES:
PHILIPPINE AND HMBRoIDF.RED.
THIS UNDERWEAR rs BEAUTIFUL
AND WORTH TWICE WHAT WE
ARE ASKING FOR III. PRICE,
: 81 .ss, ss.ss ana $s.4s
Ladies' Crepe de chine Teddies..
flesh color; trimmed in fine lace and
embroidered. Special !. 81 ss TO 9a.ss
: Ladies Crepe de Chine and Satin
Gowns. Flesh color only. Gowns sold
for $500 to 5000: Special !. ss.os
Ladies' Flesh and Lavender Crepe
de Chine Gowns. embroidered and
trimmed in fine lace. Special at Sass
u. Ladies' Crepe de Chine Chemise.
color, flesh; trimmed in lavender. or
ange, and some plain flesh, Special.
at... -.... 81 .ss 10 81 .S8
Ladies' Pure Silk Jersey Teddies.
flesh. color Original price ss.s5.
Ladies Pure Silk Jersey Boomers,
and Vests; regular price ss9s. spe-.
Lads Crepe de Chine and Satin
camisoles in flesh and navy blue.
Regular price s2.9s. Special S. csc
Ladies' SILK and Jersey camisoies
in flesh only: trimmed in lace. spe-
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08
Big Special Sale.

rs Ladies' Crepe de Chime
and,c Canton crepe Dresses at
a special price Of $6.75.
These Dresses are all new
and made In the very latest
styles and colors. Trimmed i'm
beads and handsomely EN-
broidered; with flowing
sleeves. Ladies, this 10 a bar
gain. Be here on time. Spe-
cial-
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

One special lot of Ladies' crepe de chine, Canton
crepe and crepe meteor Dresses; handsomely febrod
cred and beaded large fancy sleeves big and circu
lar shirts value $50 Special $35. 90 to $4250
Two racks of LADIES' poiret twill, wool crepe and
trlcotme Dresses in all coors and Styles trimmed in
beads braid and embroidery; value SIS. Special $895
One big lot of Ladies' Serge and Trcotne Dresses in
all colors and made very stylish These dresses are en-
broidered and beaded all colors Special $ss to $795
One big lot Ladies' Dresses in poiret twill trico-
tine, made In the newest Styles handsomely embroid
cred. beaded and braided some plain all style skirts
value $40. Special ......... -. .. .. 81 g. rs
big line OF Ladies' Dersses in poret twill made in
all the latest styles with the very sleeves trim
med in braid beads and handsomely embroidered The
workmanship on these dresses is beautiful Our spe-
clal price so 20 $29.75
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

One big lot Children's and Misses Wool Dresses
in all colors made in the very newest styles, sizes to
~ SpecIal w $49S to $995
JUST ARRIVED, 1000 LADIES' DRESSES,
COATS AND COAT SUITS.
One big assortment of Ladies' Silk Dresses in crepe
de chine and Canton crepe, trimmed in braid beads
aud embroidered all colors and styles. These
dresses are worth SIS: Special price SO. .S5
One big lot of Ladies' Silk Dresses in Canton crepe,
crepe de chine and crepe back satins; some plain,
elaborately trimmed in beads, some braided,
embroidered.
One big lot of Ladies' Serge and Tricotine Dresses in
black and blue. Special 3ss and $4. 4.9S
Those Dr AsseS and made in all of the new
aest styles all colors values $27 so. Special $le75
Two racks of Ladies' crepe de chine Canton crepe
back Satns and Duvetyn Dresses in all colors
made in the very newest styles, trimmed in beads
raid and fur some embroidered. No two made alike.
They are beautiful value $3.50 Our price only $2s.75
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"a! !!

- One big lot of Ladies' Wool Dresses IN trcotine
poiret twill wool crepe all sizes and made in fe
latest styles. Special S5 to $l4.95
81 One special lot Of Ladies Coat Suits in tweed and
serges; all sizes and colors. TO Sl495
One rack of Ladies' Coat Suits in blue black and
brown ricotne and poiret twill very new
= est Styles SO to $19.75
One big assortment of Singer Bros. hand tailored
coat suits in all colors lined with gray crepe de chine
and MADE OF the very best quality of poiret twill;
One rack of Ladies' Tricotine Poiret Twill Coat
suits eaboratey braided and beaded some plain
opecia so % $3.50
#..as .a., LADIES' AND MISSES COATS
.yssa.,:ssss teatt 4 $50 a-.
One big rack of Ladies' Velour and Tweed Coats i,
ali eolors and Sizes value to SIS Special $8s5
One big lot Of Ladies Coats in ali scolors and ma
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

That's why you can always
buy it for less at Efird's s. We
keep no books, we have no bad 4.
accounts for some one else to 3
pay. The Efird Chain MAIN
talns-a New York purchasing
office. where our buyers reside
and buy in immense quantities
Tor CASH, direct from the
mills and manufacturers. This
enables us to give you goods AT
the very lowest possible prices.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-30
HATS IN THE RING

HATS IN THE RING
Mrs. Speedo-(at the polls) What
is the reason for that broad smile on
the face of Nine. Mayadele, the mil
liner?
Mrs. Peppo-Good business pros
poets. Some of the ladies are bet
ting hats on the election results.
-"TOpicS OF The Day'' Film s
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-30

Some advocate CT the proposition
has calcuIated-I have not-that the
proposed school bond issue Will ralse
the tax rate only Il cents on the
S10O for a period of twenty years. !
This same calculator would confer d
blessing upon hard-pressed people
if he would figure out methou vi
saving the people I p cents on the
500 for period of twenty years.
..NanN a mickle makes muckle
saws the old Scotch proVero. a''n
these cumulative needs. arising III
each wear make in the aggregate
n heavy demand upon the resources
Of the county.
In several parts of Maryland
school bond issues have already~peen
voted ON this year. In Wicomico
Comfy ION a referendum granted by
the bilD the people voted down by a
large majority bonding PROPOSE
ton: in Queen Anne County ton a
referendum granted by the blll) the
same decisive action was taken; In
| Carroll County ION referendum
granted by the bill) an oyerwhelm-
| ing majority was cast against bond
, inc proposition; in Baltimore City
also on a referendum granted by the
bilD a vote on bond issue will be
taken on the eth of November and,
! of course. the result there cannot be
! forecast; in Dorchester County
[ where alone referendum was refus-
| ed by the Legislature but where a
vote will be taken under the general
| law l make no prophecy of the re-
| suit; but of this l feel assured that if
the proposition is rejected no school
child will be injured and the taxpay-
ers will carry lighter burden,
! w LAIRD HENRY.