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80 BREEDS Poultry, eggs, baby
chicks. pigeons, dogs, parrots,
ferrets, c%anaries. Belgian hares,
Bargain list free. BERGEY'S.
FARM, Telford, Pa. 2632A
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SEWING WANTED To do for chill.
dren. Phone 114sJ. 2724A
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PITTSBURGH COAL DELIVERED
ANYWHERE. Call 17S3.M. Price
reasonable. 2794A
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FAIRMoN RUBBER STAMP
WORKS. Under new manage
ment. Typewriters sold, rented
and repaired. Agency for the L.
70. SMITH, Phone 12e4.J. 2671 a
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Miscellaneous For Sale

WE BUY OR SELL ANYTHING.
7: Funt. 2607A
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When Harley v. Speelman, a long
while ago an editor at Marietta, o.,
andiin more recent years a resident
OF this city's fashionable Maryland.
sfburb, Chevy Chase, was appoint.
ed register OF the treasury, Prof.
Ghas. 2. Mitchell Of Charleston, w.
Va, educator, banker, business
man, politician and leader OF the
colored race in West Virginia,
found himself with another blasted.
ambition upon his hands. His
name was on the list Of aspirants
andiis still there II the list has not
yet been tossed into the waste.
paper basket. Prof. Mitchell HAD
the Endorsement Of the West Vir.
gtnia delegation in Congress. They
regard him highly, and look upon
him as one OF the ablest and most
deserving colored leaders, not only
in West Virginia, but in the nation,
Early-in his administration, Presi.
dent Harding offered to appoint
Prof. Mitchell head ola new bureau
in the Department OF Agriculture
which has In charge the business
OF looking after the interest and
welfare. of the colored farmers OF
the country, but Prof. Mitchell, aft.
er giving the offer due considera.
ton, declined It. Later he applied
for a position or two more to his
liking, the register Of the treasury
one of them, but failed to connect.
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINS - Gold
crowns, $500 up. False teeth,
$3.50 up. Teeth extracted 75c.
Dr.. SMITH, 304 Merchant st.
Open evenings. 2665A
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WE MAKE CLOTHES. DAUGH.
ERTY & CO, Over Leopold's
Store. 1.3.2et.2404A
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Christmas season costs King
George f England about 100000
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BY THE THOUSANDS after
February 1st. WHERE? at DE
ROSTERS HATCHERY, ZEE
LAND, MICH. The, place whore
you Should place your order for
your s. G. White and Brown.Leg-
horns and Anconas. Send us q
trial order and be convinced. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. 2739A
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FGRNITUKR HOSPITAL.
UPHoLSTERING. GENERAL,
REPAIRING. Bicycles G supplies.
Tapestry 6 leather samples on
hand. MRS. ]. II. INFER, Phone
12s4-sst2ss5A
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Wanted to Buy

WANT TO HEAR from owner hay
ing farm for sale; give particu.
lars and lowest price. JOHN J..
BLACK, ". Virginia St, Chippewa
Falls, Wis. 2499A
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Open q. u. Close 1 q. M.

FOR BETTER MEALS AND SER
VICE. Palace Restaurant. i2s
Main 81. 2e6lA
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ONLY $500 PER HOUR PLUME
ING & REPAIRING. Work
guaranteed. Any make fixtures
properly installed. Give mo a
trial. ]. A. TAYLOR at knights.
Machine Shop. East Park Ave.
Phone 1146-J or 1919.
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Situations Wanted Female

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED BY
expert. Phone Pleasant johnson,
52o.W. IL 20 est 1858 A
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VENICE RESTAURANT SPECIAL
SPAGHETTI Tho ieadtnf
ITALIAN CUISINE In the city
Phone 1850. Second door, Cor
.MadIson and jack On SIS. gs0oA
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The halls OF Congress hold q lure
for the exes OF that co-ordinats
branch and, ever and anon, former
menbers return to haunt them,
hunt up old cronies, and again ex.
perience the thrills that accom-.
pany the business of lawmaking.
The Hon. Edward Cooper, OF Bran.
well, admits that he Is no different
from his colleagues in the -former-
representative class and says that
the Im6st enjoyable vacation he
knows of when no can lay aside
business for a week or ten days, Is
TO come to Washington and enjoy
the privileges Of the floor, which
IS accorded all exes. MI. Cooper
Is hefeEnow on one Of his occasional
vacation trips to the scenes OF his
four years of congressional activ
lily. and appears to be enjoying
every minute OF his stay. Among
the large number Of living men who
once served III Congress, he be.
iongsto q comparatively small and
exclusive group that voluntarily
~ 5LAAgu hOM 0ulbulG v Wueu
the odds were five 10 one that they
could have Succeeded themselves.
There may come a time son1e day
when he might undertake to. stage
q comeback. He has no such In.
tention now, however, as hc and
his. successor Congressman Wells
Goodykoontz are, to make use Of a
figure OF speech, the Fifth congress
sional districts Damon and Pythtas.
And It may be, too, that Mr.. Coop
en- should he desire 10 return 10.
Congress would desire to serve in
the Senate branch, having had the
honor and experience OF being OF
the House membership. 1t Is also
probable that those who have from
time to time suggested him IN a
Highly complimentary way rs good
material for a senatorial candidate
this yesS had some thought OF that
kind IN mind.
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REGAL wYANDoTTEs, Butter
cups. Our business is raising ex-
hibltion poultry. Foundation cock
erels, pullets, Matching eggs at rea-
sonable prices. Get new blood. MT.
RYDoL FARM, Amherst, Pa. 2501A
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.Restauranys

FIRST CLASS MEALS AND
FIRST CLASS SERVICE. Bog
CESS and Stead! Lynch Bids. Far
mingt6n, w M PIAZZA
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MR. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills all your life
when you can buy good level farms,
the cream of this locality with
extra good buildings with modern
conveniences, in house and barn,
good level roads near r, Il. Cen
trallzcd schools, good markets.
Milk $40 and up net here. l sell
farms that owners have lived on
for YEARS and laid for and have
money on interest, the kind you
can make good on. State your
wants and send today for illustrate
ed booklet. F. B. STEWART.
LlNEsvlLLE, PA. 2142A
OHIO FARM. IS ACRES $4,000
$1,000 Down. This Is rolling and
hill land, 2 story Groom frame, eel.
lar, 3 barns, farm nearly all In
grass, some timber, running water,
well and cistern, belongs to widow
who is offering same at a bargain;
located in we'll improved country
about 25 miles from the heart OF
Cincinnati. You can pay for thia
farm In 2 or 3 years by raising to.
bacco. II you want a Southern
NOhto farm we can suit you, large
or small, Most OF our farms are
with!a a radius OF 5 to rs miles
from the heart OF Cincinnati. Send
for list or call to see us at any
time. Good schools, fine pixies.
fractions and railroads. HOPKINS.
"a BEELER, FOG E. Fifth St, Gin.
.cinnati, Ohio. 27ssAl
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Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED BEDROOM. 800 Mon.
roe st. Phone 1S31.R. 2695A
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SToRAGE-For your car ut reason
able prices Apply SMITH g
ToLEs GARAGE, Rear lis Fair
mont Ave. 2eeaA
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WASHING WANTED TO DO.
PHoNE592J. 277SA
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Heating-Ptumbing-

PITTSBURGH UMBING co.
Prompt service to telephone calls
Open day and night. Near 113 Fair.
mont Ave. Phone 1924 2701A.
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GUST WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS

JUST WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS
WANTED" Improved umbrella,
no wires 10 break and let ribs
punch holes in cover. Send $500
for umbrella with silk union tatfeta
cover, delivered. Highrclass UNI.
brella with frame that will last a
lifetime. Should any ribs become
broken we replace them free. Mon.
.ey refunded IL you are not salts
fled. THE MoULToN WIRELESS
UMBRELLA COMPANY, Whining.
ton, Ohio. 2761A
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Houses AND L0ts

70 Buy SELL on RENT see Geo.
H. Brcbst. Realtor, Professional
1227.26t.2252A
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Statesmen Wanted

81 MILES per gallon made with
new patented gasoline Vaporizer.
Writa for particulars. STRANSKY
YAPoRIZER co, Pukwana, S. D.
2S02A
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DAY OLD CHICKS, for sale.
Thousands per week, strong,
better hatcher. Pure bred &
utility. Circular free. OLD
HONESTY HATCHERY, New
Washington. Ohio. 27SSA
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Like
new. Cheap for cash. Phone
'2S6.M:X.2. 27s7A
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Contracting

CITY CABINET SHOP. Woodwork
Of all descriptions. Phone 13s-R.
12-2S.26t.2269A
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED
LIGHT H o U S E X
ROOMS. All convenionces. SOC
Vermont Ave. Phone 410-M. 2759A
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TWO ROOM FURNISHED APART.
MENT for rent. Apply 3Os Wal
nut avenue. 27T6A
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Tate Washington
NEWS GOSSIP

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 25.-
In building up the personnel Of the
Shipping Board and Emergency
Fleet Corporation to It's present
dimensions-seven nonpariel type
pages in the Congressional Record.
there are only three employees
credited to West Virginia. No one
can say, therefore, that West Viz.
ginia has been toe generously ia
Yored In the distribution Of plums
from that particular tree In the ted.
eraI patronage forest reserve. 1t
Is possible, although It will be ad.
mitted as unusual, shat West Wiz.
ginia patriots In any sizeable mum.
Der have not applied for any Of the
fruit from that tree, they hailing
from the inland and not being sea
faring men.
The three mariners, so to speak,
representing the deep-seagoing ele-
tient, small as 1t is in West Vir-
gtnia, the size OF their pay checks
and the dates OF their appointment,
are:
Joseph Holt Gaines, assistant
counsel Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, appointed July 90,
1881, salary $4,000; W. A. Egerton,
stan assistant OF the Shipping
Board, appointed October z, 1921,
salary $4,000; and H. F. Henderson.
assistant manager for the Shipping
Board, appointed August 8, 1919,
salary $500.
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WHITE WYANDoTTE COCKER.
ELS $500 each. Satisfaction
guaranteed. JOHN f.. COLEMAN,
smithboro, N. Y. 264fA
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Male Help Wanted

MEN WANTED for detective work.
Experience unnecessary. Write
J. Ganor, former Govt Detective,
81. Louis. 2350A.
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POSITION WANTED BY EXPERT.
ENCED clerk and cashier. Ref.
erences. Call 1881. 27saA
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED: Good girl for general
Homework: Call 1370-M.
2791AI
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Situation Wanted, Male

DRIVER WANTS JOB.
Can do own repair work. Phone
loV3-R. 2775A
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CLEANING, REMoDELING, DYE
ING. Parker Dye Works. 1889.
304 Cleveland Ave. 1-6-26t.2471A
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After a few days soiourn here,
Mayor Grant P. Hall has departed
for Charleston TO resume his duties
as official head OF that mlnicipal-
ity. Mayor Hall Is also among
those mentioned in connection with
the Republican senatorial nomIna.
ton this year, It should he noted
In Keeping ones list upto-date. Not
clly In that connection hut in a
more remote connection III one
should state It just that way, tho
gnbcrnatorial nomination In 1929.
The commission Of James n.
Gor'as, appointed acting posIaas.
tn at Barboursville, W. w dated
January Q, has been issuel at the
Posioffice department ana forward
ed TO the appointee.
The Senate has confirmed the
following West Virginia postmas.
tiers: George H. Mellon, Beckley:
Luther p. Graham, Hinton: Carl +.
Stewart, Littleton; Keilous P!
Nowlan, Logan, and Alonzo q,
Linch, Moundsville.
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YOU'VE TRIED THE REST
NOW TRY THE BEST painter
and paperhanger In town. Phone
1742-J. 447 Monroe, st.
12-3O-26t-2so7A
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BABY ,Go.CART and kitchen dish
es for sale. Phone 320-W. 27sSA
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Painting, P~aperhangirrg

INTERIOR DECORATING and
Painting. THE AHERN COM.
PANY, Phone 1850. 1.2.26t,23sSA
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TWO FURNISHED FRONT LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. sos
Maryland Ave. Phone 64J. 2763A
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LARGE MANUFACTURER WANTS
AGENTS; well advertised brand
mems shirts direct TO wearer. No
capital or experience required. Free
samples. MADISON MILLS, sos
Broadway, New York. 2so1A
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Autos and Accessories

REQ SALES AND SERVICE STA
TloN. New and used cars. Eas,
payment plan. Erankiin nervics
Call 37ssJ. MOUNTAIN CITY
SERVICE STATION.
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LOTS, FARMS bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
.PRlCHARD, Phone 975.
1-42Gt.242sA
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AGBNrs-Make big money during
winter with our new specialtes,
not sold 70 stores. Be first in ter.
ritory. Particulars and free sam.
pie offer. JOHN P. WADEL, Route
No. III shippensburg, Pa. 2762A
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MEN WANTED for detective work.
Experience unnecessary. Write
]. Ganor, former Govt Detective,
81 Louis. 2S50AN
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT.
I'll Chicago st. 279oA
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CONSULT j. A. FoRTNEY, Nc.
CRORY BLDG. HOUSES AND
LOTS. Phone 4O5-R.. 2772A
no BUY, SELL OR RENT SEE
GEO. II. BROBST, REALToR,
Professional Bldg. 2S05A
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TWO FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
KEEPING ROOMS. Vacant Feb.
ruary LIST. 4O6 Quincy st. 27ssA
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. Call
l04S'Al. 2S06A
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Agents Wanted

AGENT WANTED to distribute
sample and sell Catarrh great
est remedy. Terms and sample
tree. PEOPLES AGENT AND
SUPPLY CO.. S031 w. 115th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio. 2006A
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HOUSE PAINTING, decorating and
paper hanging. Phone HARD.
MAN 6 RoDEHEAYER, 60s.R,
{ 2s0aA
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AGENTS: BIG WINTER leader
now ready. Agents coming mon.
ey. Big field. Don't delay, but
write at once to HOMELAND SPE.
|C1ALTY CO., Homeland, Ga. 2503A
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Professional Service

SHOW THEM WITH PHOTO.
GRAPHS. Cavaliers Studio, SIS
Main st. Phone 1861.
1926 31t.2249A
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AUTO PAINTING & tops built 4
repaired. FA1RMONT CAR
WORKS. Phone 1881.
254sA
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EXTERIOR & INTERIOR DEC
4 ORATORS. Monatone and blend
work a specially. All work guar
anteed. GROW G CoNNERS,
Phone 961-J or 1227-W. 2635A
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INTERIOR DECORATING AND
PAINTING. THE AHERN COM.
PANY. Phone 1850. 27ssA
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Each insertion.

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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-06
TEACH THRIFT TO CHILDREN
SAYS POSTMASTER GENERAL

In : telegram to Mr.. J. A. Goddell,
general secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, in charge of the
activities of the National Thrift Week,
January II to 90, inclusive, Postmast-
er General Will H. Hays said
81 deeply regret my inability to
greet in person the National Thrift
Week Committee. l am en- enthusi-
astic advocate of the teaching of thrift
and the encouragement of savings and
investments in thoroughly reliable
and trustworthy securities. Thrift is
all powerful. The education of child
rem in France in years past to be
thrifty unquestionably saved that
country from bankruptcy. Let us all
ioin efforts to encourage thrift and
savings not only among THE toilers
of TODAY but to instill it in the children
who will be the citizens and business
mon of tomorrow and this will help to
make economy and thrift national
TAFT. The Government is developing
thrift and savings through Postal Saw
ings deposits and the sale of Treasury
Savings securities. 1t is my purpose
to cooperate intellectually with your
committee in spreadink the gospel OF
thrift. Please keep me informed OF
the development of your plans and OF
any manner in which can assist
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LACK OF SPRAYS LOWLRRS
FRUIT YIELDS TO PECKS

Lexington, KY, March Failure
If farmers to check the ravage of in
sect pests by spraying at the proper
time of the year is one OF the several
main causes for the low average pro-
duction OF peach and apple trees in
kentucky, according to experienced
fruit men. The latest census reports
the average production of bearing APP
pie trees as slightly more than one
bearing apple trees as slightly more
than one and one-fourth pecks and
that of bearing peach trees as little
more than one peck. San Jose scale
and peach leaf curl are the particular
pests demanding attention at this time
of the year, according to the fruit men.
Accordm gto the latest census, Ken
lucky had 3,472,936 apple trees of
bearing age that produced only l.
28S0,549 bushels of fruit while her l.
GIL ,044 peach trees of bearing age
yielded 459,6S1 bushels of fruit. While
several other conditions, such as soil
and climatic ones, contributed toward
/ reducing the average yield of each ap-
pie tree in the State to little more
than 1.36 pecks and that Of each
peach tree to IL pecks, destruction by
insects is the particular problem that
should receive attention now in re-
medying the situation. the fruit mon
CIV
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BERNARD SHAW
Is OFF on BEER
Engages in WOrdy Battle With Gilbert
Chestert0n on Merits Of PrOhibi.
ton In United Kingdom.

London. u Beer is the bone of con-
tention in battle of words raging be-
tween George Bernard Shaw and G. X.
Chesterton in the British press.
20 nthe whole am a pro-Pussy-
foot" declared George Bernard Shaw
on being queried as to whether he OPP
posed prohibition. "If a natural
choice between drunkenness and So
briefly were possible in our civiliZa-
ton, should leave the people free to
choose. But when | see an enormous
capitalist organization pushing drink
under peoples noses at every corner
and pocketing the price whilst leaving
me and others to pay the colossal
damages then | am prepared TO smash
that organization and make it as easy
for a poor man to be sober if he wants
to as 1t is for his dog"
This statement caused G. X, Ches-
terton to rise in his wrath. What Mr..
Shaw has to say is exactly typical Of
the whole blunder about those things"
retortcd Chesterton. HE actually
mentions the truth and then misses 1t.
THE evils from which people suffer
spring from the fundamental evil that
property, which should be normal to
the ordinary citizen. has become
something which few people possess
end most people don't.
when peoples brains are tired as
they are now, II is very much easier
to look at the symptoms than at the
cause. They say therefore, that if we
abolish the public house lot Of those
evile would not occur; just as when
the evil has become So bad that people
&C out. as they soon may, with bricks
and stones and kill other people, 1t
may be said that II we weer to abolish
bricks and stones there would be no
RIOTS.
when people are not in the mood
for going to the roots of things they
then eyclaim Cut off all these ugly
For that matter it would be easy
enough to represent that the capital
list is not all on the side Of beer.
cit is perfectly indefensible that
they should be in judicial positions at
all in the matter OF licensing hours"
While this merry little war goes on
between two distinguished gentlemen
Of Britain's literary set. the buxom
continue to pour the amber
fluid.
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SPRAY NEEDED
TO GET PEACH LEAF Curl.

Lexington. Ky, March 3.-lmmedi-
ate sprayings with the standard dor
manipulation Of lime sulphur are
necessary II the peach leaf curl, recog-
nized as one OF the most serious dis
eases OF peach trees in the State. Is
to be controlled during the coming
season, according to orchard special
lists at the Kentucky Agricultural EN-
pertinent Station. II the spray Is de-
Iayed until after the buds swell, COM
plete control of the disease cannot be
obtained In many seasons, the dis
ease destroys almost all unsprayed
fruit, not only causing 1t to drop bu,
also weakening the tree. the special
lists say.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-06
WAYNE FARMERS REPLACE
SCRUBS WITH PUREBREDS

Monticello. KY, March 4.-Plans Of in
terested farmers, livestock breeders
and the extension division of the Col
loge Of Agriculture to eliminate scrub
breeding animals from Wayne county
were given a boost here recently with
the sale of II purebred sires to farm
ers of the county in an auction pro-
NOTED by the Wayne County Cattle
Breeding Association. The animals
which we're sold At prices not exceed
ing 800, will be used to grade up the
herds OF their owners.
Believing that such sales are prac-
teal way In which to rid the county
Of inferior beef animals, local live
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the breaks when the propitious time
to sell arrived.
"Strcwder on this trip had only a
fractional ticket left and meeting a
Mr.. Mcdowell induced him to buy 1t.
The Louisiana Hotel, which he built
with the proceeds Of his split ticket
Is standing there on the Main street
of the capital of Robertson county,
unless II has succumbed to the In
roads of decay. or to the ravages of
fire. | dare say Judge Kenton, now
Of Maysville, can corroboratte my
statement Though may be In error
in the matter, the Hay Halls of Mem
DRY fail me but seldom. wildly re-
call the loss Of the Magnolia by fire
Il short distance below Maysville
when Miss Rita French. sister OF
Dim French, was lost.
&c. c. KIRK.
Lyons. Indiana"