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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

@. OF what material can gas be
made in Central America ?-P. Y.
A. The Bureau of Mines says that
as there are mo coal or oil in Gen.
trail America it is necessary to make
illuminating gases out of imported
gas coal, and imported gas OIL
@. who invented the first type.
writer &c. S. M.
A. The earliest record OF a'pat.
ent for a writing machine is FOUND
in the records of the British Patent
was granted to Henry Mill, a Lon
den engineer. In America, the first
writing machine was made by w. A,
Burt in 1929.
@. Is special oil used I'm the ad.
ministration Of Extreme Unction?-
+. X. G.
A. The holy oil used in the Sac
rament of the Extreme Unction must
be blessed by the bishop. This GER
emony is performed once a year and
the oil so blessed is reserved for this
Use only.
@. Which way does a nail hold
better, to drive it straight or slant.
ed?-M. ".
A. A nail driven on a down
slant holds better than driven
straight.
@. How large is Palestine ?-B. C,
T.
A. The country of Palestine,
southwest of Syria, on the Medi-
terranean Sea, extends about $50
miles north and south, the breadth
ranging from about So miles at the
extreme north to ITO in the south.
The west Jordan portion varies in
L-AoI{l. f~ar,, % IN On vraiIac aud
comprises something over 5000
square miles, that east of the Jor-
dan, somewhat more than 5000
miles.
Q.Where did Guy de Maupassant
die ?-H. j.
A. De Maupassant died in an asy-
lum for the insane at Passy. France,
in 1908. AS early as 1887, traces of
insanity appeared in his writing AMI
caused a practical suspension of his
literary work in 1890.
@. What is meant by the express
sion "a. kiss three feet long -
J. X.
A. This expression probably refers
to the number of feet of film used
while the kiss is being portrayed
in a motion picture.
@. What per cent OF opium Is
morphine Pm. B. c.
A. Morphine constitutes from one
eighth to one-sixteenth of the weight
Of opium. Good opium will assay at
least nine per cent morphine. AS a
drug one-fourth of a grain of NOR
phine has as much effect upon the
system as one grain of opium.
Q. How many movie theatres are
there in the United States p. G.
A. There are 1884 theatres in
the United States devoted exclusively
to the showing of motion pictures.
@. Are there floating islands,
J. NJ. r..
A. There are many floating islands
These are sometimes formed by the
detachment Of portions of the bank
in which roots form a strong
enough network to hold the earth
together. Others are formed by
accumulation Of driftwood in trop-
ical rivers and boys Many lakes in
Prussia, France and England are
noted for their floating islands.
@. How closely will a marine
chronometer keep TIMER. w.
A. Some chrononTeters will keep
correct time within a second a day.
Some may gain or lose Is seconds a
day. If this is done regularly, the
chronometer should not be regulat-
ed, since a constant rate is the main
object, the variation being easily
computed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Learn One New Thing Every Day
BULLETINS BIZ THE
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
EASTERN GALICIA

Republic, while between it and Po-
land the line is one of blood and
language rather than of geography.
One factor that may have some
bearing on the giving of Eastern Ga
licia's hand to n of her two suit
ors is the fact that she is a petrol
cum h~eiress." If the Baku field
south the Caucasus mountains be
considered in Asia, Eastern Galicia
has the only paying supply Of Pc
troleum in Europe except that in
Roumania. A few years ago the out
put from the wells near Lemberg
constituted about 5 per cent. of the
world production"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
OUAkES

Earthquakes soon will be predicted, same as weather is
forecast in ADVANCE, according to Professor A. G. Lawson OF
the University of California.
Predicting will be done by watching the 'creep' of
The earth-slight and gradual changes in latitude. These
rrecede quakes.
Warned Of coming quakes, inhabitants could speed
away. returning to rebuild after the disaster.
This is ideal scientific Mork-saying OF human ll4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Questions Answers

Any reader can get the answer 10
any Question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic ]. Haskin. DIRECTOR
, Washington. d. c. This oner APP
plies strictly to Lne
bureau cannot give advice on legal,
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does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake xhaus
tive research on any subject Write
your question plainly n briefiy.
Give full name adm address and en-.
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postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

arrangement. In each of these rooms
full-sized beds disappear into the
ceiling, the bottom of the bed serv-
ing as a large section of the ceiling.
These beds are lowered by means of
a crank in the dressing-room. and
at night n end rests on the win
dow-seat and the other on two fold
ing legs.
|. 1.-THE heating plant is q small stove
in a fire-proof aicoye off the hall
way. and this has been found suffi-
cient to heat the house in the cold
est weather. The coal bin, which
is on the roof, holds two tons and
is arranged so that by pulling a lev
er the fuel drops directly into the
stove"
All of these novel appurtenances
come with the one-unit at a price 81
$500. Two units, consisting Of six
rooms and with eve more elaborate
furnishings, cost $4,000. and so on
up the scale until you have an ac-
emulation of units which approx
mates in size and architectural
grandeur a Fifth Avenue palace.
The factory house is only in its
infancy, but enthusiasts assert that
there is no limit to its future ex-
pansion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Henry Windsor Dies

EeJHy WIHusOT DIeS
ASBURY PARK. Jeb. 6.-Henry
C. Windsor, president of the Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove bank, died
early today after a short Illness. He
had been I'll from pneumonia and
recovering when complications
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Bible Thought For Today

THE ONLY SAFE TRUST=Somet trust in chariots
and some in horses: but we will remember the name of the
Lord our God-Psalm 20:7.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

The mar who has a machine that
makes S12 miles an hour ought to
get to work on time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

Mh!!Eks
STOM SIMS

If we could only leave the income
tax blank that way.
Two divided by one equals divorce.
February?
Congress Upset"-headline. Nat
ural for 1t to turn turtle.
All the world shoves a shower.
Europe won't be settled until her
debts are.
The woman who pushed her hus-
band into the river was trying to
drown her troubles.
Health hint: Brag on her cook
ing.
A lot of us wouldn't be content
with our lot even if it was a lot.
A dream is a nightmare when she
has her hair rolled UP.
One argument against making the
year have thirteen months is the
first will come too often.
The way to feel at home is to
stay there.
Tenant song: II the landlord
raises the rent-we can't.
Women detectives are increasing
because they are good lockers.
Wouldn't 1t be great II you could
send the dishes to the laundry?
A Missouri county last year had
100 weddings and 100 divorces.
Marriage is still a tie.
Fine motto: Think Of others as
you would have others think Of you.
The best way to find your missing
kinfolks Is to get rich.
Southern police wish all the rob-
bings would so north.
Chicago man given ten years for
having two wives will enjoy the rest.
The best scenery isn't along the
road to success.
The man who has a machine that
makes S12 miles an hour ought to
get to work on time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

The best scenery isn't along the
road to success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

Chicago man given ten years for
having two wives will enjoy the rest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

Southern police wish all the rob-
bings would so north.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

The best way to find your missing
kinfolks Is to get rich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

Congress Upset"-headline. Nat
ural for it to turn turtle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

Fine motto: Think OF others as
you would have others think Of you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

A Missouri county last year had
100 weddings and 100 divorces.
Marriage is still a tie.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
FARM
SA,()lt1.
INCREASE or BETTER s,Res
ouvsae lsss Quarter VI S~ss Many
pssseNs sssss nees Away ~lta
sersAs ard 0esa&A

trv~sar~s Nv II. IaAss ssas.s g~sarms.s
~ AsseesasrtA
~ Toe fswssws sSavws~ass~te~r tsFnc&s'
sSGp~tSn ilnsagafas@t hy ire United
States ncp@Fszn@ha u Agriculture IN
th~ sugunan ex 1919 10 ssAmniwgs Tho
r~sAlscwsnera II ssS -raass hreesiins aas,
mails wiiA pagwasei ssFes ard lsngra~d
ssnssl~S hss gene aheeA wtsh In
creased iHsp4tas IN rexwAs RsuAt&s ~
spite II depF~sssoa 10 the farnlTg aus
livestock eusFn*sx pursnr ,a.~ 1ass
quarter war enfsiag September ~. 80
perssws wesv sereaied as hkytng done
away with ell scrub sn'i graee er
erassbT~d sires sa,d having a~srrusnei
o. use emily par~hsvi sir~s h~nssfurth
for All classss nf sseck raised This
shews a promising Increase esvr the
two rr~vrilag quarters IN wHtCh Tis
and SKI persass, respectively, were
enrolled There wss q corresponding
salu 10 hotA snina,s and rou',ry ~
ported hy these eeners the st,itR
bipea ,eiai FIR the three mcnshs
rvachlng lqSasl
one ~ tts encouraging detelcp
merits 81 The campaign Is the SpFvsi
~ this lmpgUsg2nsh, hea throughout
the coahlry Warmers and hrc~sS~rS
~ 81 faSis an nysaFly all the states
sre sighting the nle,'ge 20 eliminate
~. his-.I n nv l,l s,. N s..2s ssk
TSr sa,slif Nfsfs Ii NE natal.sr AZ
new members far the last ,hrre
months Mas visgihia. vhh ~, Chic
WAS gn~i savssns With .s1sh and ~E
ceet~d Virginia by considerable
nssyT4g m the aasvfr~ ~. a.snais -a,sss
p,aitry pledged TO be bred onI 10
pur~hr~d sirws. Nebraska ~as third,
VITA ia ',=s44 se~sse4e s.-sF.A, asia.,
i+a Oklahoma. the nsxt IN order, o.
though having comparatively f~w
pirnwrS, xhuwest q widespread ,ps~r~-t
with 10 rev counties jcinins the
ranks
nsImoni county. chic. led the conb'
usr w ihe Foanff W WV Fs"s'"~s
Rsds during the last anarv"f. wish "A
new sIsners' fihry1fr. 'aF,@s ks4-A, 1aA.ax
~--r--, ---. ~ ---t t.-t1~~ .---,..s- ".
Ngs crnpfles In Virginia had tnnfr than
~ each, Three cupnties, IN keB'ucky
had mere thar - each. ard three IN
Nebraska esch sscs~tieh NJ
IN TIE tpo Years that tie campaign
has hecn In preg~ss iuaf3; cattle
have te,sn listed by men Who have
sirr,e,i ths, BETTER Sires neiict Stock
pl,,igv slsn ! go horses s'n Hsscs
4n.Si- snine. Ta.s2i sheep . 5Si goats
snd ta4.TlT psaitry have hacn listed
This makes total ~ t43.D4g animals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

and fowls OF the breeding stock
owned by persons using only pnrebred
nsles the highes, percentage Of pure
bird t~sn~l~s " feans stsear swine.
ga PER rem, or the eUws listed 3ss
per GENT are purssFed. ~ mares i2e
?e~s~r~,.S ~. a4nvs az f,ae~eesss., s.s ssres
is1 per cert ard 81 Nanny goats 1915
r~v cent Of thr frrusie p"iitry an.
,er.d rs the signers col Ter cent were
STANDARD bred
In sbe number NJ pSr@9s ~ whom
r~rflftates nnse issn s~stra ylrglnia
hpaa4 ~lth .'aks ana Nebraska IN
secyr6 wiih ~ The latter stats,
hoa ever leasis IN hH'rl+y M s~9--t~s@
snd ps-4i'ry listed. having s'vH spd
lNi .sg9, resfs e'iyels. against tlrgiuIss
g. 40 ana ~ f3
TIE ten leading rBies ~ member.
,hip ere virginia Nebraska. ohio
sog,h fareifs4a. keufackf. Washing
,nn nsssaciy seIfs T%Has Vrryp0t
spd csa.rer1srat. There Nv nfr& taNl
~ sisa persons m ~" United states
~hs hSvm rsrytzed ~ ntn pn gsfssa sir~s
NJ any ksud nt'f ~ raTc breeding
Thrrs are III tseAyes ~ nv isisnd oy
r,Esm sa3 ns9e IN F0fse Etc~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

WIS the cppaftuntty VI afr 0inrrs 20
explore II. Endangered by any ore,
Just Cruso- aud alone. In tho fash
lon that left me fEs~st 10 Indulge nay
dreams
I waited until the aeotehnan'r back
VAS safely fgrnsd. because II he ssw
me setting forth % this exrutslOn be
was quite CERTAIN to command me 10
return. and | had no intenti0n ~ sub
hitting 10 bis dleiaturiaI ways and
YET was not quite sure how was sue
cvssfuly 10 defy him
The rstraiing tide had. len deep
! poets behind. each . little eosiios ~
fairy ses weeds and tiny seaitlsng
crabs and rich and wonderful forms Of
I iffs shlch vrrs st.ange 10 me Cru-
snr and I we're very ,uueh Interested.
1nd fingered good deal 90 thu way
Hu, al lust We reached the great arch
way and passed plih suddenSrs1
which was ia. a pluhge iuto cooi
euter from the hot glare ~ ,he tTupic
''.NssflhE' ihfTfio;ths' sft'tf' 'Shd'1Gw ~ ~
! cavern.
At ~. lower end, between TIVE
arches black. ~aterWorn rSk paw.
ing rang as,ier ones fert Further
| 70 under the poipt The doIr ~ tf,s
cave was covered with white sand
All the great shadowy place vas mur'
hs'aTihE ifss vsy* s%H.sf4Fi'!r. - 49,"
wished could visit the plscv In
| darkness IL would be thrlc~ a, mys
trrioas. fllsd with It's hollow Wills
pering echo~s. as In the day. From
the ledge far above my head lrd OF
th6ss narrow trxsiHT sr:ex=..a ,s!hieh
the three explorers did their unfe-
varied hurrow.ng | reaId se~ the
strands OF rope ladder lying coiIri
VI the rdg~ ~ the shelf. where Il Mas
secured ~ spikes. The men dragged
down The ladder with = boa, hook when
they wanted Ia ascend, | locked about
with hop" that perhaps they bad iett
the boat hook somewhere
fognd uo hoaI hook. but Instead
spade which had been driven deep Into
The sand and left too Hrtniy imbcdded
for the tide 10 hear away Al once
burning hope thar |. alone and unas
sisted might bring 10 lixht the treas
ARE " The Bonhy Lass Seethcd IN NY
veins | !erkcd the spade loose and
ZEN TO.
noW discovered the great truth that
digging for treasure ~ th~ fnu-t shrtti.
INK and absorbing occupation known
10 man Filnc ceased 30 be. sad the
weight Of the damp and close packed
sand seemed that Of feathers THIS
temporary state of exaliation passed,
~ be- sure a1d the sand gQt very.
heavy, and my back ached but stu
dug Cr0so~ began 10 fuss about and
bark lie came aud tugged at my
skirt utteriug an uneasy whine
Ne quiet Crusoe = commanded.
threatening him sth my spade The
madness Of the treasure lust puSseSsr.i
me, MAS pantiHs noa ana NY
hands began u feel ike ha~chaIi mDttS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

rsy Aexs~wswk al thruagh Tho usansh,
] fecomnsnd ySssr vsevsshle Ccsnyeand
% my friea<sf fur female truahles. ''---
hra pst4.A Ssaol-A iais Salisbury
Street 81 Leafs, No W
Just think fer Q monent lydia T.
finkhsta's Vegetable Compound has
essa Ia use for neAfly Cry yearA II 10
prepared frcsa medicinal plAats hy Ire
strsess IaAArnsewutscal sklll and supe-
rsor methods TIE ingyedsonts thus
crnahsnea N the Conpaand sswv~et tho
conditions which cause such annoying
symptoms ~ Asd heca trcAblasx Mw,
Schaa. The veFssasse Compound exes.
esses restorative las3awncs III the nast
ccssrahae ohAract~s. csavrevti.g the ,yca,
ne N y vvNtae tgss esssvswnt nsxnwr.
Ihss 10 noscd. by the disappearance, one
after afsothsE, u the dssAgrceAbis
sysnpsanA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
my LAsstsl"

syropsfs Jane Harding. fssp~rts
AHA and conservative old naid--
but nsssr toe aki To think OF mar
risss stlh more money than
minded spinstsf. Aiss iiggisshy.
fiTowne, iHto hnAneiag An exIssSi-
ton 10 hant for buried treasure on
ieswaYd isis nd Her uiscs, VIZ.
stnlA Harding anaArtak Ing TO st0p
her gets or the vessel and 10 vn
willingly carried along ny no
means e0nreAiinS hsF dlstsEEs for
thA expedition aud her eanismpt
tpf,,. ~ taenhsgs. yirginta suakss
the acquaintance Of tire Honorable
CuthbeFt vans Taking ~ith
fpEsb Bhss leader u the rspsii
ton. yirEllla very frabkly en-
presses h.f YswH practically. ac-
ensinK Shaw ard tho other utom.
bsrs of the party. Including a
somewhat uncertain petsorass
captalH Magma ard shsdy
''hhAncisr," Hamilton II Tubbs. ~
being IN a Conspiracy tN dsfrsul
Jane hsfdins tAndiag on ne
Island u q, matter 81 sanae IL 'l1eul-
". vifafRias ns.iRs etissiffSssf Ggr'~g'
In the arms OF tuthbrYt Nans Ths
party gets settled Ntss liroNAs
tells about the treasure virginia
declares herself out ~ u The
dead sailors map 10 pro.inred We
niRlM. steds as my ~ sxsa1s ,&is3 t.ssso
see virgina Waits thu wreck %
the island Queen TIC dog saves
Virginia from advances BY Cap
Tia. .MsspuA .s,po4, 49,, .s.., :,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
CHAPTER YIll.


T~s sIr' sass@' 1s, ' 10 ses lss:easy.,I A
painful episode The smali Ansusp.ct
vi germ ~ Il had lain ambushed In
discourse " Mr. shaas. delivered
shortly after our arrival on the Island
on the multIfarions uses VI the rpcoa
palm VI" Told how tie Juice frnm the
un.ypanded noWer spathes Is drawn
OF 10 form q potent teddy. So that
wh.r, every prospect pisns"s man may
siiii he vile Cunktt rSlcttnrutHlly
disposed. set 20 work Nj Ware. also
eHpcr'meptally, safnri.,i the rcNNits of
Cookies efforts re liquor had mere
~ been allowed to fertncni whereas
q complicated process "a necessary Tot
the Manufacture af The true Hrrack,
but enough had been achieved 10 hrlns
about dire consequences for Cuthbert
yane. Who had found the liquid cooI
and refreshing, and MAS sAcptigal
about It's rotrnes
Aunt Jane took the matter very
uufNi hhu ftNAA"b vs." ilpHtH iutffH "
Mr.. TNbbs lie had To shed tears over
devastating poeu called "rhe
Drankard's Home before she wolld
forgive him, Cookie made. his pcnrr.
by engaging 20 vOt. the prohibition
ticket Ut the next election
Mr. shaw was disturbed over Cuth.
bert. who was not al all bad, nOly
queer and sleepy. and had to be lcd
away 20 slnluber In retirement Also
I, WINS exceptionally low tide and
Mr. shaw had euunlea On taking al.
vantage ~ I, 70 work In the caSr.
Now Cuthhert was laid M
"Yon and viii hav- 20 manage ny
ourselves Masnns"
"No,hlng doing beat To, to Ne
patched up~-go out there without "
and got caught" growled the captain
well, lend hand then, We can
i've r~ady With the beat Inside an hour "
Tho raptaH hrsitated gneeriy. His
w-+,Ifr s3,4s leas ah.slsAd to- ns xsSrnhs
'nE IN every quarter Tor something
they dd not and Al last he mnm
bod that he thought he felt touch
~ 'hc SUN ard tad decided 20 lay
~ AIR ahr at.eruaJA aRd. ,nekr. hsss way
eer,Ns fhy Usud Tie sat6 Nv wanted
g. ,tnf waty, ftvi ana ,hat they had
sN hyco f81htrr9a =way sTrtn the
~ -, Al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

Father l@iitse gua are my
.0s TmamGs sanslat Athcna iescasf
SAaday sfsiva TeNrf~t 9es hilis
Thfif5s IN M rgy rsHss Rs7,1 NJ very
hgsgat hoy
lw'lar n eswe ~ trli YEN ,hs' hs
tas4s thsers quite Hrfal'y wa liss'
tsS Bsssfsf YAss4~g eneHHfA F.'s hli1 Tn
Ms ~tps eF&assse 81 oesi7@f II s0s sDfil5
MD tAsiaa ~ n ialG 10 ietiiaz AITa to
fygi0ts M be fa;i,sf's for ufyss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

IRE draft cg4s' s'ssssld 20 wrl' feel
m ~t.s~e 30 keep 4 r~pH H3 srS 10 Egs-s
Ap@lfh n liz ttse rariy fp~ftfg erl
ri ~ WIN spiwsz ,~e"*fres sff'Sea 4E7@v
sl'res l.s aaa'ttv ard NJ ye3nrm~ens IN
GarSv eTtns' II n~~sss hs~s~ sRG
Tswsri+ tgTs1Airx feeszs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

a&a @x&Ass2szt AD1
had ssN 10 70 kes a I
|culld net wvsk. Ny
|metAsr and my
|wnals fAmls Afways
|ssak iSdaa y. fSAk
|eAsn's Vegetable
Etszsag saasad ias sas4A
teaahlcs and they
sasssse~d n~ 10 Try II
and u has ixsg~d s~
very tnuxA ] a~n Z
have Cramps any
ss~w~, ard i can al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

A N~~vs ses~ agEAa fn ggti IN sr~EI
wsgAi snS tsf gsgtfss ~ @Sfs-r Sw,
mss ap sEfrsssr% Hsa.,'fst. ~ 'es' sAe 10
sxs~~SaaEig heavy W srsFfsEr. rss~s
~sfk ps4x5L
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
TOO
!. LATE. :.

Death only = matter Of short TINA
Don't wait until palma and aches
become ts-urahie diseases Avcsd
painful ccnsequ ,nces by takins
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Si-r'ris f~ds = diary ea the
Ishnd Qu~en.


T0 rs ct}N sistEp
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
CQDMEDN
:. ,'I|||IN !!!'!!:!.,Q

rhs vxids sandasd rssnsdy ies hdnsy.
h~ss. hiasdsf snI arc cod sscah,ss--shs
ksuensi Remedy u HeiisnA aaes ieeA
Three assA I'll dfaaxsssA
lssA ~ ~ ~ssss ca MsAsi - sSssy -
n :. $50; Ar4 .sssees - .Vps.aealse
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-08-30
HENRY Y. TAYLOR
DIES IN OwENsBORO

Henry wager Taylor, aged 81
years, died at the Owensboro City
Hospital at 5:45 o'clock, wednes-
day morning, the 23rd. inst. follow
: ing an illness of several weeks OF
cancer Of the stomach. Mr.. Taylor
was one of the most prominent far
mers of Daviess County, having own
ed lands in the Masonville, Habit
and Whitesville neighborhoods. He
was born near Habit on July 4, 1855
and had spent most of his life in his
native county, but for the tact two
or three years had made his home
with his daughter, Mrs. b. Howard
Ellis, OF this city.
Mr.. Taylor was preceded in death
about Is years ago by his wife, who
was, before marriage, Miss Alice
Purcell, but is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Ellis, of this place.
and Mrs. Albro Duncan. of Maceo;
and six sons, Messrs. Herman, of
Owensboro; Lindsey, of Maceo;
Charles E., of Whitesville; Clyde T. A.,
of Livermore; John H., who is at
tending the State Normal at Bowl
ing Green, and f. w. Coakley Tay-
lor, of Smithland.
The deceased was Il member of
the South Hampton Baptist Church
and had led a -liie- of Christian use
fulness. He was of quiet and un-
assuming nature, but was highly es-
teemed by his wide circle of friends.
a devoted husband and father, a
faithful neighbor and friend. he was
indeed an exemplary citizen
Funeral serv eos were conducted
Thursday afternoon at Bethabara
Baptist Church. Habit. at 1880 o.
clock, by Rev. Norris Lashbrook.
Intcrment was in Bethabara Gene
terry beside his wife.
The bC'eaved family has our most
heartfelt sympathy in their hour Of
sorrow.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-08-30
FOURTH QUARTERLY MEETING

The fourth quarterly meeting for
the Hartford charge. of the Method
list church will be held next Sunday
at Mt. Hermon and there will be-
preaching by the Presiding Elder.
Rev. l.. X. May at IL a. m, and
2:3O p. m. The business session
will bo held at p. m. All officials
are urged To attend all the services.
and Lex us continue the previous
good record of the Hartford charge
in having full reports on al lines.
This being the fouth Quarterly Con-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-08-30
BASEBALL


The McHenry Majestics tied NJ
with the Highland Baptists. Of
Louisville, over the weekend and
drew flfty-flfty decision. Tho
games were staged at Riverside
Park, Hartford, and drew good
crowds, especially the Sunday game.
Saturdays session was slugging
fest which was won by the home
boys, 16 to IA. Parrott and Phelps
toiled for the Ohio County boys.
Sundays game was a much better
exhibition. but the Majestics got off
to a bad start, which they were new
er able to counteract. Monroe and
Phelps were on the points for the
locals and the final count was to
3 In favor of the invad rs.
Beaver Dam Out or Luck
The Beavers journeyed to Island
Sunday where they put up mag
nificent offensive against the Is
landers. but to no avail. losing 1 to
o. II was a fast and heartbreaking
game from start to finish. Stevens
pitching for the Ohio County boys,