The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • Page 4

THE DAILY MESSENGER, -ff 1 MURDER THEORY STILL PERSISTS WARNER BROS. 25e 0t 10 QJSCT Yl'eiUiesdajf, June 17, 1931. Poo Official! and Step-Father Believe Starr Waa Slain. TODAY ONLY Starts Thursday 2-Days2 they've gotf to be good. 10 Years From itoir thoy'U be talking ibout the picture the Kentucky ia ahowing Today "Illicit" rhia atory cf new fashioned theories old fashioned love! with BARBARA STANWYCK JAMES RENNEE CHARLES BUTTERWORTH Added "SO QUIET ON THE CANINE FRONT A Novelty Dog Comedy.

"MODEL MADRID" A Burton Holmes Scenic Picture hwi Ads WANTED Service tion Manager. An unusual opportunity and future for the right man. Small investment and references required. Address letters to Box 395. 36-3t FOR RENT IJ It's the combination that wins you! Made to smoke milder.

And to taste better. That's Chesterfield! Ripe mild tobaccos and pure French paper. Every Chesterfield iswell- More thrilling than ever Dramatic Star! aa a a Qaxamaunl Qictwt; with REGIS TOOMEY WYNNE GIBSON JULIETTE COMPTON NOTICE By virtue of Decree of Sale issued by the United States Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, I will sell at public auction for CASH, on Tuesday, July 7, 1931, at 10 A. one 1928 Model A. Ford Roadster, License No.

71-947, Motor No. A113087 and one Nash Coach, Garrard County Licenses No. 255192, Motor No. 67738, in front of the Service Garage, Danville, Kentucky, J. H.

Hammons, U. S. Marshal. 36-3H7-24-1 Want anything? Try a Daily Messenger Want Adv. 173-tf Costireness or constipa- tion has a bad and even wmt dangerous effect if it ia ytj-' -neglected.

Always use a X. safe, mild, puroly voce- W's; table laiativo to fostore tho normal functioning. NATURE'S BEM23T MJ brings a bowoi acuaa bj -ji easy as XMaturo ii.3eu. Kn nnin or (rrlninfr. stores.

Tonight Tomorrow Alnght Phone 333 MARTIN'S BARBER SHOP IN ENLOW CALVERrS POOLROOM Main Street. TryUs For Best and Quick Service. It. C. MARTIN, Prop.

Danville, Kentucky. i fli Sboy r. IsSaSSSgSJ I 1 mt. noom Mvm Toiacco Co. filled and burns evenly.

Milder and tastes betterwhat more could you ask? SMOKED IT MORI MEN AND WOMEN IVIRY DAT RENT Three-room house, i closed-in back porch. See A. B. Marshall or phone 640-J. 3B-2t FOR RENT Modern apartment, Ifurnished or unfurnished.

Phone 255. 24-tf OLD FASHIONED MEALS WIN NEW YORK, June 17. (UP) Search for Jack Greenaway and Bruce Winston, described aa "theatrical men" and aaid to have been with Starr Faithfull the afternoon and early night before she disappeared, waa started today by de- tectives seeking to sove the mys tery of the girl's death. District Attorney Elvin Edwards of Nassau County said neither man was under suspicion, but he believes they may be valuable in tracing the girl's whereabouts during the time Just before her body was washed ashoro at Long Beach. The district attorney added that the finding of veronal in Starr body strengthened his belief she had been murdered, and added he might submit additional evidence to the grand jury.

Stanley E. Faithfull, Starr's stepfather, also clung to the murder theory, and insisted, in an exclusive statement to the United Press, that a prominent man had debauched the girl at an early age, then made a $20,000 settlement. From Boston came word that Andrew J. Peters, former Mayor, whose name has been mysteriously brought into the investigation, was willing to co-operate with Edwards. Alexander Whiteside, attorney, issued a statement in Peters' behalf, denying the former Mayor had any information and insisting there never had been improper relations between Peters and Starr.

Girl of Refinment. Faithful said he believed the veronal found in Starr's wgans was insufficient to cause death, tliA nnininn it waa admin- I CAJJILJ.im v.i. istered to the girl before she was battered "hd bruised. A United PresB correspondent today saw a facsimile copy of a release of claim the Faithfulls are alleged to have signed after receiving $20,000 when they sought reimbursement for money paid to doctors because' of Starr's condition. Faithfull depicted Starr as a girl of refinement, but subject to introspection.

She was moody, he said, because of the mistreatment she received early in life. He also showed letters she had written while in London, some showing she was gay and others indicating periods of depression. U. S. WANTS FALL TO UNDERGO EXAMINATION EL PASO, TEXAS, June 17.

Government counsel in Washington want Albert B. Fall, former Secre tary of the Interior who faces a year in prison for accepting a bribe, to enter a government hospital here for physical examination. Fall has replied that he is ready to undergo the examination any time; that he has nothing to con ceal from any reputable physicians FLYERS OVER DEDICATION CROWD TO BE PUNISHED Columbus, June 17. Three aviators who flew over the crowd at the dedication of the Harding tomb at Mariqn, yesterday will be disciplined by the government. I President Hoover called upon I Secretary Lamont to make an ex-.

ample of the three. Former President Coolidge and President Hoov.er 1 were disturbed as the flyers swooped over the crowd. i GIVES 6,000 TOMATO PLANTS FOR GARDENERS I Those interested in helping the folks of southwest Danville raise vegetables for and families this summer were greatly pleased today when Jim Lea veil, of Bryantsville, sent them about 6,000 tomato plants for the gard-ners. This gift was appreciated by every one and will help a large number of poor families. If others have leftover tomato or cabbage plants, please call the Daily Messenger and we will see that they go for the purpose, intended, TREASURY DEFICIT IS I UP ANOTHER $8,000,000 WASHINGTON, D.

June 17. (UP) The treasury deficit took a jump of more than $8,000,000 on June 15 despite income tax pay' ments for the second quarter which began to come into the treasury on that date, it was announced' today. The deficit now is $1,099,000,000. Messenger Want Ads Pay. i FOR RENTFurnished rooms ''for light housekeeping.

Mrs. John Rupley. Phone 263-W. 22-tf FOR HOTEL In the Heart of Alabama It Ia Do- ing "Right. Smart Business." I ATLANTA, GA.f 17.

(UP)t There is a hotel in the heart of Alabama, the Purefoy at Talladega, rFOR RENT First floor apart-; of four rooms; garage and side' porch. Phone 1182. 36-2t FOR SALE ial music. Evelyn, attended the dedication of Lincoln Marriage i Temple in Harrodsburg last Friday. Mr.

Coulter White, is attending school in Lexington for a five weeks summer course. Mrs. J. T. Hubbard and daugh ters, Mr.

and Mrs, and Mrs. E. J. R. L.

Orndorff Vanhook and daughters motored to Danville and Stanford Mr. and Mrs. S. C. White and son visited Mrs.

White's TOBACCO MEN TAKE CONTRACT 73 At Meedng Agree To Contract Offered By U. S. HOPKINSVILLE, June 17. The contract offered by the gov- ernment through the Federal Farm Board has been accepted by 75 rep- resentatives of dark fired tobacco growers from 20 counties at an interstate meeting here. It was decided' to cajl a mass meeting of growers of dark fired of Kentucky; C.

E. 'Brehm, University of Tennessee; J. D. Crad- FOR SALE Ford 1930 Tudor sedan and 1929 Ford Deluxe De- which is out of the beaten path and SAVE WILD LIFE in a section where even in -boom I 1 times you would expect nothing but1 Washington, D. Practice cau-a rather lazy trade, but it is doing tion with fire camp, cigarette, a "right smart" business.

pipe, matches, etc. and save the rnone vas. ao-ai 4 Mr. Walker Bailey, and Mrs. Bailey, tobacco, types 22 and 23.

in Junction City Sunday. A committee named to arrange a program of organization and set dates for mas smeetings of grow-Mr. and Mrs. E. S.

Grubbs and er8 in cach county in the area in-familv vinitoH Mr9 amhh nar- i dudes Dr. H. B. Price, University FOR SALE 8 ft. White Knight Fountain, complete, including lack bar and carbonater in "good condition.

Phone 71, Perry-viile. 249-2t-wkly-tf FOR SALE Will allow $75 for your old radio or victrola on brand $185, 8 tube Atwater Kent radio, balance $10 monthly. Phone 82. 19-9t-e-o-d POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY Tea Prompt and Positive Belief In Every mm. ooig nr uragsiiu.

rreetj.uu. Trial Package by Mail 10c iTHUM. MFG. CO, Props. Clevilmd, 0.

dock, Mumfordsville, field representative, Federal Farm Board; Col. Charles B. Rogan, organiser for the Federal Farm Board. Signers of the contract agree to deliver all their tobacco to the association and after the association has been in operation two crop years either party may break the conttract by July of the following year after due notice. EDDYVILLE PRISON IS CROWDED WITH MEN Eddyville, June 17.

The state prison here is overcrowded to a new record breaking point with 1240 men imprisoned and cells for just 985. The largest number heretofore in the prison was 1220. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM lUiBimiCMSnif -Sup H. FUm Imparts Color and Booutjr to Cray and Fadod Hair te. nJ oo Ougiun.

HlKotOimi. Wh CO. I ml THE ST1TH FUNERAL HOME PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephones 110 or 363. 421 West Main Street. Danville, Ky.

DOWN IN DIXIE' manger I borry you" not going to be nn'tl. V.io nnnn kt. real meal." PREVENT FIRES AND and brtlsh Patchea- a many species ui wiiu lue, uiuuiais of the American Game Association urge. Forests, grass and brush fires took an incalculable toll of jwild life and fish last year, the fish killed by the alkaline poisons formed in-their waters by ashes swept into them by subsequent rains. i MORELAND MORELAND, June 17.

Mr. Chaa. Wilhoite left Thursday on a motor tri pto California with some friends from Stanford. Mr, Joseph Montgomery, of motheri Mrjj Mrs. W.

B. Compton is able to be and out again after being confin- tQ her room fm Miss Josephine Reynolds and Mr. Robert Reynolds left Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Leonard Wild in Memphis, Tenn. W.

S. Wigham was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. M. Arnold, in Danville Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. King have returned home from an extended vinit with relatives.

In RiiAprial. Til i i Mrg. e. j. Vanhook and daugh- ters were the guests of Mrs.

J. T. Hubbard Sundav. Sundav. June 21st.

is preaching aav at the Christian Church: also there will be a choir from Pleas- ant Valley, who wil lfumish spec- re YOU CAN SAVE $50 to $150 Every Year 1 With the "Completely Balanced" It' was built upon the notion that people like to eat. i Its cusine is famed among trav- eling men, many of whom deliber ately go miles out of their way to put up at that hotel. 1 If there is anr secret to the sup- cess of the Purefoy, it probably lies in the fact that every meal is as gooa, as copiously sujiinivu with all sorts of food, as the Thanksgiving dinner your Aunt Het used to prepare once a year. "We lose money on our meals, 'but we make' money on our rooms," 'the manaeer said. i The meals upon which a really modest hotel has outgrown its original quarters taken over a nearby apartment house and even built an annex across the street, are all served in the old fashioned style of putting every dish upon the table at once.

A recent evening meal (price 75 cents), consisted of the following dishes, steaming hot, brought in by' negro waiters and piled on one of several big "family" tables: Steak, chicken, chicken ham patties, creamed chicken on toast, creamed chicken (plain), grits, sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, fruit salad, tuna fish salad, spaghetti, spiced peaches, string beans, lettuce, French fried potatoes, fresh green peas, slaw salad, huckleberries, honey, coffee (hot or iced), (hot or iced) and milk. Hot biscuits and- butter served fresh every five minutes in a never! ending parade. To the uninitiated there's a tend- ency to' attempt' top much with puchl a layout, rather than make a ra- tional That's the evening meal, and! Lonly an indication of lunch, the i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Crit White, near Bowen Sunday where Grubbs' grandmother, Mrs.

Russell, is real sick. Miss Mary visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Gover, and Mr. Gover in Danville. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton Russell, of Danville, were the guests of Mr. Russell's parents, Mr. and. Mrs.

Arthur Russell, the past week-end. A I WESTINGH0USE REFRIGERATOR New improvements and amazing discoveries in Westinghouse laboratories 7 have produced an electric refrigerator offering startling new economies and conveniences to home These economies are real, for we can show, how you i can save $50 to $150 a year with a Westinghouse Refrigerator. Ask us to prove it. BEN INGELS ELECTRIC CO. South Third Street.

Danville, Ky. DANV1LLE ICE COAL Phone 23 and 24. I.