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Evening star., 1922-10-26
LOVERS SUICIDE PACT
SEEN IN IDENTIC DEATHS
High School Youth and Girl Both
Asphyxiated Within Week
of Each Other.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich. October 26.
Similarity of circum sur
rounding the death of Myrl Mcclure.
fifteen years old, and Gertrude Mason.
fourteen years old. high school stu
dents here and fast friends for more
than a year. mas led TO an lnvcstiga-
tion b. Coroner Gray. The theory
was advanced that the youth's death
last Thursday and Gertrude's death
Tuesday might have been by pact
between the young lovers, or that
Gertrude. In her grief. might have
ended her life in the same manner
that Myrl died. by asphyXiation.
Gertrude's body was found m the
bathroom of her home yesterday. The
room was filled with gas from an
open light jet. The boys body was
found under identical circumstances,
but the coroner concluded his death
was accidental.
At Myrls funeral Monday the girl
was inconsolable in her grief and had
appeared depressed at school on Tues
day. She carried a flower plucked
from a wreath on the lads grave and
this. with a note to a girl friend, was
found on a table in her home. fol-
lowing her death. The note did not
mention Myrl. but said she was i'll.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
TO DISCUSS U. S. DEBT.
Rumanian Delegate Will Confer
With Treasury officials.

BUCHAREST, Rumania, October 26.
-Eftimie Antonesco, judge of the
Rumanian supreme court. financial
expert and president of the Rumanian
committee for the execution oftreaties,
has left. for Paris en- route to the
United States, where he will discuss
with American Treasury officials the
question of the Rumanian debt to
America.
At Paris he will be Joined by NJ.
Antoniade. another financial expert
sion.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
What q Difference!

You change the whole appearance
on tho walls. II you are tired of the
present efseots-or II tho walls need
freshening-look in the Recommend
ed Service Column in the Classified
Section OF The Star and send for any
one Of the Arms listed there. You can
rely upon all to give you satisfaction
they guarantee that when they
place Sheir announcement in the Rec
commended Service Column. It's a
good guide for any limo of personal
and domestic Specialized Service
-. - - '.'-.''
Evening star., 1922-10-26
kNEW SCOUT CRUISER
RALEIGH TAKES WAYS
North Carolina Party Attends
Launching of Vessel at Fore
River Yards.

QUINCY. Mass. October 26-The
scout cruiser Raleigh, a sister ship of
the Detroit, was launched yesterday af-
ternoon at the Fore River yards of the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation.
Miss Jennie Proctor of Raleigh, N. c.,
broke a bottle of spring water over the
vessels bows.
The Raleigh, which has a dsplace-
ment Of 7,lO0 tons, is $50 feet long, with
a fifty-foot beam and a depth of thirty
five feet. She is capable of making
thirty-five knots an hour. Several resi-
dents of Raleigh, headed by Mayor T.
B. Eldridge, were present.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

When YOU see the name 'Bayer'' on
package or on tablets you are getting
the genuine Bayer product prescribed
by physicians over twenty-five years
and proved safe by millions for colds,
headache, toothache. earache. neu-
ralsia, lumbago. rheumatism. neu.
r1tis, and for pain in general. Accept
Evening star., 1922-10-26

only "Bayer" package which contains
proper directions. Handy boxes Of
twelve tablets cost few cents Drug
gists also sell bottles Of "a and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceticacideste
of Salicylicacid.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
A Pistol Toting Bill

Representative Geo. w. Wag-
goner, of Scott county, one OF the
preacher members OF the House
AT Frankfort. has always proved
himself one of the most far-Sisht
ed and useful members. He has
lust offered bill which, if enact
ed into law, may have deterrent
effect upon the pistol toters who
often use their guns with homi-
cidal elect. Complete registra-
ton OF all deadly weapons sold in
the state is urged by Mr.. Nag-
goncr. The measure provides
that dealers handling deadly wea-
pons report 10 the county clerk
each day the complete data on
each sale of weapons. Before
persons can purchase deadly wea-
pons they must apply to the
county clerk for a permit, stating
the need OF the weapon and Civ
ing two recommendations from
persons Of standing in the com
mnuity. 2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
Mt. Sterling Court Day Sales

The Mt. Sterling Advocate
tells of cattle sales there court
day as follows:
The number of cattle was about
2.0CO. The quality was about As
good as could be expected for
this time Of the wear. Cows
brought according To condition.
from ID TO ! ID cents pound.
Hciiers in good condition brought
from I to ) cents, 4 few reach
ing the high mark OF ; ID cents.
Steers sold AT prices ranging
from : to : 81 cents. Extra good
steer, sold at & and q IL cmcnts.
Two cars of cattle from TenneS-
see sold from , ID to ) cents.
while another car from the same
state was held over.
There were two cars OF work
mules on the market that sold
At $50 to SlC0 per head. One
pair OF work mules brought $40.
\ few horses. good ones. chang
ed ownership at SIPS Plug
horses were slow at any price,
the best being $40. With the ex-
ception OF the three carloads of
Tennessee cattle the cattle came
from Eastern Kentucky and the
buyers were mostly Central Ken
lucky farmers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
thin, RUNDOWN
MEN AND WOMEN
Put On Weight and Are Made
Strong and Husky By TAX
ing susie

This has been proved by Pro-
lessor OF Physiological Chemis-
try. who is one of the greatest
nutIitional experts in this coun-
try at one OF Our leading Medical
Colleges.
After a long series OF tests
with susie Nutritive Tonic
Tablets. extending over many
months. he says that susie
demonstrates its power to stimu-
late the appetite, increase bodily
weight and strength. 1t IS val
liable for weak-run-doWn. ner-
yous. anemic conditions.
susie contains in concentrate
ed form the vitamines OF Yeast.
milk, rice. eggs. together with
beef protein, nuclein and iron
those essential elements that all
nutritional experts agree are abb
solutely necessary 10 maintain
life. promote growth. health
strength and energy.
susie reinforceS the daily
food So that people steadily gain
in health and strength. eat better.
sleep better. and enjoy tn cvitali-
" which comes from Il properly
nuurished body. and all without
the aid Of medicine.
For sale by Perry, Drug
Store. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
Sports Enjoy Chicken
Fight In Shelby County
II'rOn Shelby New

ttron Shelby News
The night was rs black as ink
and rain came down in torrents
but it did not deter nearly 2OO
sports from Shelby and adjoining
counties gathering in this city
last Wednesday night for 4 big
cock fight. Ample accommoda-
tionS had been provided by the
local promoters, regulation
arena having been laid off with
seats for the spectators in a build
ing not MANY miles from the to-
bacco district. Game birds were
brought here from St. Matthews.
Bloomfield, Springfield, Bards-
town and other points to be pit
ted against those of the local fan
ciers.
Two cart wheels per person
was the admission fee, but we
were unable to learn whether this
included war tax or not. The
crowd was very orderly. no doubt
largely influenced by the mana
ger who shortly before the fight
begun announced that anyone
seen drinking would be imme-
diately shown the door. There
were no policemen present in I'M
form. The sky was the limit in
the betting and some long wager$
were made and from the amount
of cash that changed hands one
would never have dreamed that
this section was in the grip of
financial depression.
This paper regrets exceedingly
that it was unable to secure 4 list
OF the winning birds together
with the names OF their owners.
The breeding OF game cocks has
gotten To be quite an industry in
this section of late and following
our policy Of boosting CIR county
we would like TO have given the
credit where il was due. In fact.
we regret our information con-
eerning the entire affair is so
meager. much of the above COM
ing to us from second. third and
fourth hand, but we promise to do |
our best TO cover future fights
much more in detail.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
FARMERS LOSE $4,000
ANNUALLY ON MANURE
CEy Associated Press

Lexington. Jan. l9-Four high
schools costing S40,O0G each
could be built annually in every
Kentucky county with the money
now wasted by farmers OF the
state in the form of animal ma
nure and crop residueS which
are not given the proper care
necessary for the preservation
and utilization OF the plant food
which they contain. according to
estimates made by X. L. Steph-
enson, soils and crops specialist
at the College of Agriculture.
The above statement IS one OF
number made by the specialist
to impress upon farmers of the
state the necessity of giving the
proper care to the by-products
OF the farm.
According to estimates OF the
college soils and crops depart
ment. livestock KEEP by Kentucky
farmers produces about 10000
600 tons OF manure annually.
This amount Is sufficient TO pro-
ducc crop increases worth $40
OO0,OOO if returns from il were
equal TO those obtained ON the
soil experiment fields Of the
state, according to Mr.. Stephen
son.
The greatest losses tutall;us
Approximately $20OOOOCO anuu-
ally. occur from failure of the
farmers jo Use sufficient bedding
to absorb liquid portions. from
open lot feeding where the ma
icrial cannot hr saved. from
throwing manurc ont of the stall
int" open harnyari piles where
il heats and teaches away from
the waste of straw. slower. to-
bacco stalks AMI other cvrop res
idue, that arc left % rot I'm piles.
according 10 AIR. Stephenson.
Ii tn" money now wasted in
this way were used for road CON
struction. a macadamizcd high
way. costing 10000 a mile. could
be built twice the length OF the
state and some funds left over
or six similar roads could be
built across tn" state with funds
70 spare each year. according Ia
Mr.. Stephenson.
If the total loss were saved
md used BY farmers for person
n affairs. a GrSt-cIasS electric
lighting system might be placed
II onc-scventh Of the farm homes
OF the state each year or com
plete water and plumbing system
night be placed in onc-fiith OF
the farm homes. Both q light
ing plant and plumbing system
Gould be placed in onc-twclith
II the states farm homes. If the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20

loss were prevented. according
to the specialist estimate.
Measured il another way. ut
the present prices OF produce. it
would require more than one
half of kentucky's yearly pro-
duction of corn or one-iourth Of
her tobacco crop, or one and
one-fourth times her wheat crop
or all Of her hay crop to replace
The loss. Mr.. Stephenson has
pointed ont.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
"No Liquor Here" Meaning
of Star In Home Window

Chicago. Ian. 2O-Thc Woman:
Christian Temperance Union Ina.
launched 4 campaign to mark cv.
ery home and place Of business II
the country where liquor Is neve'
used. The Star in the Window
Campaign ii will he called. ii
object is to see that i'm all place.
where liquor Is never touched b,
the occupants blue flag with {;
white star in the center shall
hang in window. Beneath III,
star will be the words. in white
We arc Americans. We supper
the Constitution.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
No Great Act of
Heroism Required

II some great act OF heroisn
WaS necessary to protect 4 chill
from Group, no mother woul
hesitate 70 protect her offspring
but when it is only necessary I,
keep at hand a bottle Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and Civ,
ii as soon as the first indication
of Group appears, there are man
who naglcrt il. Chainbc' ain
CO:sIl kennedy il within tn,
leach Of all and is prompt an,
effectual. ain
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
Oil Inspector Bill Shortest

Frankfort. Ey.. Jan. % - The
shortest bill introduced in the
House Of Representatives so lar
Is that asking for a repeal oi the
present oil Inspector act. The
measure introduced By Represen-
,ative Oscar Vest. Of Carrollton.
follows. That sections 22O2 and
22lI. inclusive. of the Kentucky
Statutes. Carroll edition. l0l5. De
anil the same Is hereby repealed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
Sweet Clover and Honey

Why sow red clover. when vou
can bus sweet clover for - the
price, which is better. Special
scarifed seed direct from grow
er. Prices and circulars free. Also
prices on pure honey. John A..
Sheehan. Z. ID. 4, Falmouth, Ky.
Is
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20

35-ccnts buys . bottle OF Dan
derine at any drug stole. Afte-
one application YOU can not find a
particle OF dandrutf or falling
hair. Besides, every hair shows
new lie. viSor. brightness, more
color and Abundance. If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20
Entertained At Newly

Misses Manetta and Nirgini;
Peyton and brother, Bailey. Ell
tertained at their home at Newb
Saturday evening. Their guest
included Misses George and An,
Brighton Moss, Bertha Taber
Estelle Moore. Pattie Well:
Willie Mae Barnes. Lula Agec
Mamie Leigh, and Nellie Sallet
Scottie Prewitt, and Messrs
Robt. Long Elzie Tudor, Ernes
Short, Bennett Burrus, Dan Nil
lion, Robert Burgess, Cellie an.
Carlos Long, Freeman Sallee an
DR.. Million, Robert Stapp, Mr
and Mrs. Jasper Million. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Kanatzar, Mr.. an
Mrs. s. 6. Million. Home made
candies were served. Music anc
games were enjoyed until 4 late
hour.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20

Observation-Disclosures for a
bright. capable Young man who is
a skilled mechanic in gataec
work. Apply at Daily Register
office. II If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-20

Don't forget the Woman's ex-
change in the basement OF First
Presbyterian church, Saturday.
Hours 9 to 2. 161
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03

to boiling point. Beat eggs and stir into hot liquid.
 Cook over hot water till mixture thickens. Let cool and pour into sherbet glasses. Chill aud top with whipped cream and thin strips of the candied orange peel or citron.
 Hot Chocolate Pudding
 One fourth cake bakers chocolate, F cup cake crumbs, 4 tablespoons flour, tablespoons butter, table spoons sugar, eggs, cup milk, F teaspoon vanilla.
 Break chocolate in small pieces and put in pan with milk Heat slowly until chocolate is melted Let cool. Melt butter, stir in flour and stir over the fire for two minutes. Do not let mixture brown. Add milk slowly, stirring constantly, and bring to the boiling point.
 Add cake crumbs and sugar and cook until the mixture is very thick and leaves the sides of the pan. Let cool while beating the yolks of the eggs till thick and lemon colored, Stir in yolks and add vanilla. Beat whites of eggs till stiff and dry and fold into mixture.
 Pour into a well buttered mold cover with buttered paper and bake an hour in a slow oven. Serve hot with boiled custard or vanilla sauce.
 (Copyright, 1922, NEA serviceD
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
PALACE THEATER

One of the biggest dramas of the year is "Tol'able David" now playing the Palace for three days and featur- ing Richard Barthemess and an all star cast This picture marks Bar thelmess first appearance as a star in his own name His role as David Kinemon is one that calls for sym pathetic acting and the capable handling which it receives from Dick makes the character an outstanding one. ''Tol'able David" is one of those appealing stories of the Virginia Mountains that calls for red-blooded manhood. The Keith vaudeville bill for the first half of the week contains four fine acts with Jessie Millar, the celebrated cornetiste; Neff and Ran kin, a comedy couple who are very fine; Carey, Ramon and Marr are called the Song Birds, and display some fine harmony singing coupled with comedy; and the Three Lees pre- sent novelty offering called Watch the Pipe"
 Charles Chaplin will be with us again in Pay Day" the First Ma tiona attraction which will open run at the Palace theater on Thurs day, Friday and Saturday. Pay Day is declared to rank among the best comedies the star has produced amounds with new stunts, novelties and humorous situatio that are put across in Chaplin's inimitable style.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03

| hlouses are seen among the newest models arriving from Paris, from waist length to long beltless tunics which reach almost to the hem of the skirt.
 Striped voiles are very charming and some of the newest dimities and other cotton novelties are in them. selves so decorative that almost no trimming is used. except perhaps faggoting and a tiny ribbon bow at the neck.
 While the mannish blouse has usually the long. narrow sleeve, the costume blouse of Georgette or other soft silk tends to feature the wide and long sleeve, which may hang open at the hand. mandarin fashion, and perhaps weighted with beads or embroidery, or be gathered into a cuff or frill at the wrist.
 Not easily, however, will women give up the comfort of short and loose sleeves, cut way above the elbow, for summer wear, and the short sleeve still remains modish, although the long flowing sleeve is newer and seems dressier.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03

sought was disclosed to the police Saturday An attempt was made to apprehend the youth, but it IS heliev- cd that he has left the city.
 Sergeant W. C. Hart and Police man w. F McCue locked Naples up Friday night. When informed of the charge, he entered a denial at once. Saturday morning, however, he fur nished the police with information that resulted in the arrest of Jones. Brought together, the two young men confessed, duplicating the third party,
 "anted Liquor
 On tha night in question, the ac cused, the third alleged robber and Schlactu were in n restaurant on Main street, Schlaetu was known 10 have bottle of liquor in his pocket, from which the accused were anxious to procure a drink. They induced the victim 10 take a walk. Heading in the direction of Stanley street, they reached St. Mary's playgrounds. whereupon Naples and the missing youth. 1t is said, punched and kicked Tony into submission. meanwhile re- lieving him Of his roll and watch. Schlactu complained 10 the police and an investigation was started at once.
 Jones's part in the alleged rob hery is understood to be in the ac- ceptance of share of the money taken from schlsctu.
 Other Court Cases
 Harry Orieco, was arrested on Webster hill last night on a drunk enness charge. He was fined $5. Frank Dietz, also Sunday drunk, was fined s5, after his arrest by Pc. liceman Anthony Domhrauskas. '.
 Stanley Mascola hit his wife in the eye yesterday afternoon when she at- tempted to stop him from striking his daughter. He was arrested and an additional charge of non-support was preferred Each has been married before. By her former marriage, Mrs. has two children: Stanley, by a former marriage, has one child. Twins have been born of the present marriage. MT. and Mrs. Mascola have considerable trouble over the three sets of children. it was brought out.
 Stanley agreed to turn his wages over weekly to Probation Officer E. '. Connolly. He was placed on rr.- bation for six months.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03

Far up on the dark mountainside in the driving snow, Nimbe waited in front of the cave where Cuffy Bear had vanished. And all the time Nimbe was growing more uneasy. He feared that Cutry Bear might be in some sort of trouble.
 Nimhle looked all about for help. But there wasn't sign of anybody stirring, anywhere. All the mountain people seemed to have sought shelter from the storm.
 At last, however. Peter Mink came sneaking up from the spring He had set out to follow Broad Brook all the way up 10 it's beginning, on hunt for meadow mice, And when he set out to do q thing. he always finished it., no matter what the weather might be.
 You're just the person I want to see,' Nimble cried. Will you do me a favor?"
 Now, Peter Mink never did anybody a favor if he could help 1t. So he promptly said "No.'
 Wont you go inside this cave for
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
FOX's THEATER

Wild Honey" featuring Priscilla Dean, has the biggest thrill ever seen on the screen and is based on the de- structive flood. This picture, playing for the first three days of this week. proves to be the best one Miss Dean has appeared in, it being her latest release.
 The story concerns an English so- ciety girl who passes through a re- markable series Of thrilling adven- lures and finally finds her hearts de- sire in the South African lands.
 The vaudeville bill. headed by the Seven Melody Girls, present dainty show. Mildred DeVawr Trio has clever eJittle sketch entitled "Follies of Vaudeville" Dave John son. the Dancing Lunatic and Jack Edwards in bits of musical comedy. the program.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03

America's whole hearted acceptance of the sporty looking English tailor made suit of rough tweed or home spun is having decided influence upon the blouses of the season. Man nish shirtngs and severe tailoring mark the accepted sport shirt which women are buying now to wear with their tweed suits. Stripes are especial ly favored for these mannish bouses.
 However. her delight in English looking togs cannot alienate the af- factions of the American woman from the elaborate blouse which is accepted in polite society forSso many varying occasions.
 Tn some of the newer blouses ere tonne is used only for trimming bands. but in one model the cretonne. gaily lowered, forms the entire body, and the loose. flowing sleeves are made of the silk. Little bows Of plain satin or cire ribbon give a Partisan touch to the neckline
 There seems to be d positive in- crease in the popularity of beads if such thing were possible. Beaded