Kentucky Advocate from Danville, Kentucky • 1

1 ''l 44 J1 KENTUCKY ADVOCATE VOL I No 32 DANVILLE KY TUESDAY ATERNOON EB 7 1933 Entered As Second Class Matter at Postoffice in Danville Ky WEATHER BUREAU ORICITY CERTAIN of Directors Seek Change In A uto Tag Law PLANT NOW AT BOND IS $1000 VO WOULD LOWER THE COST REMOVAL MOTOR CAR PLANT ONECENT WORD WOOD rankfort Ky eb 7 The 21c 4 Mr NEGRO HELD UNDER $1000 BOND ATER DEATH ARMER SHUTS DOWN WHEN 6000 MEN STRIKE WOULD MOVE TIME OR PURCHASE TO IRST JULY all these years and that have now given the college a considerable endowment He is the best known He has been serving as tele phone operator for six years He Switch folk from having such a high opinion of Mr Isaacs He is one of the best posted men the Seek Endorsement Of Commercial Clubs Effort To Put In New Tag Law Advertisements in this column one cent a word Minimum charge ten cents cash with order i The Blue Grass Meat Market is taking another step forward by offering a large number of Mid Week Bargains which are shown in their advertisement today I Ji IREMAN DIES AS HEAD HITS CHUTE ROM SENATE IS EXPECTED TODAY Garner Seeks To Bind AIL Hous Democrats Against Tariff Increase Legislation A Chicago sociologist insists that'eontinued public apathy will lead to gangsters taking over the country which will be a less to 'them Detroit News inal Decision To Come Up Late Today In Senate Not Allowed To Resign kind Gel our prices Ander son Spilman Washington eb 7 The immediate removal of Davis Barry as Senate Sergeant at Arms for writing in a magazine an article that some members of Congress accept bribes was rec ommended today by the Senate Judiciary Committee The case comi up in the Sen ate automatically late today for final determination and it was generally Conceded that the Com recommendation would be adopted A motion to permit Barry tc resign was rejected by the Com mittee Special Trial Size At Local Druggists a 25c Value for Only While the Limited 1 Supply Lasts Dr Janies Record Scheduled to Speak at Convocation Markihg the Opening of Second Semester at Centre Tomorrow Was President Pikeville College of the late Revj Wood Col ored who died in Louisville will be held in irst Baptist Church corner Second and Walnut Sts Wednesday (tomorrow) at 1 This the mo THE most remarkable man in the Untied States lives Gravel Switch that pleasant lit tle town on the Louisville and Nashville railroad in the extreme Great News or The armers THE WEATHER Rain changing to snow and much colder tonight with a cold wave Wednesday cloudy colder Communist Agitation Blamed for Walk Out At Auto Plant In Detroit STATE HAS $5 30000V i IN STATE BANKS West Palm Beach' Income Residential property for100 acre farm in Boyle Lincoln or Mercer County Braden Care Chambers Hustonville Ky 30 41 ULL RELIABLE NEWS Associated Press News Appears Exclusively in the Kentucky Advocate 43 Head of Mules Sold at Stock Yards A NEW WAY TO ECONOMY OR USERS ANTISEPTICS Tobacco Ssedy Pride Halleys Shipps Pepper Dixies Neets Su preme DURHAM IN GRAM Sugar Corn Kitchenette brand 3 10c Qns LOST black pocket book with handkerchiefs and small coins Owner call for it at Ad vocate office Charges one cent word 32 3t 'To the millions who use a mouthwash or gargle for halitosis (bad breath) oral hygiene and other antiseptic uses here is news indeed of universal sav ings The makers of Vicks Vapo Rub have produced a quality oral antiseptic Vicks Voratone Anti septic at actually less than half pervading prices! The regular size large 10 ounce bottle a us ual 75c value is only 35c This answer to the problem of antiseptic costs is made possible by the record low prices of raw materials combin ed with Vicks facilities for mass production Born in a depression year and priced accordingly Vicfls Voratone Antiseptic brings a new revelation of economy in an article widely accepted as a modern household necessity Sam Isaacs Blind Since Youth Operate Exchange With Great Dexterity Resident Cannot Recall' Any Given Them 1 OR our room unfur nished jupstairs apartment lights water heat and garage furnished Phone 507 8 tf CHIE BUREAU PUTS OK ON PLAN OR STATION HERE Senator Logan Lends Aid In Making Request or Bureau Here Wyatt In Charge 4 Detroit Mich eb 7 UP) Of ficials of the Hudson Motor Car Company announced that three thousand employees of their body plant went on a strike today de manding a twenty percent wage increase Officials said they must close tie plant if the strike lasts more day or two They ed 1he walk out on Communist agitation Later in the day company of ficials announced that the entire Hudson and Essex factories here I OR RENT 7 room house with furnace Call 627 31 3t Civil War Vet Taken By Death Is Your Car Insured? If not Call 'v HL BRIGGS Agt Today Delay is Dangerous Mid Week Bargains Grass Market i Shobe Bell County Negro School Head Held After atal Motor Mishap UTheJarmers of all this section are more' than pleased that derson Spilman have tincreas ed their capacity for making stock and poultry feeds to supply every want The farmers now know they are in position to se cure fresh feeds at less cost but of the very highest quality Highest Market Prices paid for Central District Tobacco Ware house Association Stock HilliardCitizens National BankBldg Danville Ky 16 lm Hickman Ky eb 7 Wil liam ranklin Blakemore 88 one of the few remaining Civil War veterans of this section died yes terday of a heart attack He fought for the Confederacy at Shiloh Perryville and many oth er battles New Haven Ky eb 7 William Beckwith Manning 48 of Louisville an engineer who acting as a fireman on a Louis ville Nashville freight train en route to Corbin was killed to day when he leaned from a loco motive window and his head struck a cattle chute His skull was crushed ive Wagons Sold Through Advertising In Daily Advocate When Durham Ingram be gan advertising exclusively in the Daily Advocate one week ago they never dreamed this paper had such complete coverage in this territory They never before realized the advantage of judicious advertis ing exposure such a paper like the Daily Advocate is able to put i They have had all these mam moth bargains which the people would have grasped long before but they lacked the informaiton They sold in one week five big fine farm wagons more than 1 A O1 LU AJdov AluUtUllvullLlv I employing six thousand men had i sows been shut down i A movement which it is hoped will bring about a change in the time for the purchase of automo bile license tags in Kentucky and designed to bring in to the State more gasoline tax was started at the regular weekly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Cham ber of Commerce here last night The plan calls for the purchas ing of automobile license tags on the first of July instead of Jan uary 1st This is due to the fact that automobile owners are usu ally burdened with the paying of general taxes settling of yearly accounts and other financial matters handled always at the first of the year It is believed that approximately 700 automo biles in Boyle County today are sitting idle because their ownersare not financially able at this time to buy the tags whereas they would be able to do so on July 1st and conceivers of the idea believe that the state is los ing thousands of dollars in gaso line tax in all parts of Kentucky due to this condition The plan' was put into the form et unatrimaMiyr ollowing this pas sage anamendment was made which will also call for a lower ing in the cost of the tag? will no' doubt meet with unanimous: i approval of the toring public Endorsement Sought Jay Harlan Secretary of the Boardwas instructed to seek the endorsement of every Chamber of Commerce in Kentucky and also the Automobile Association It is hoped to have the plan suf ficiently backed by neX January to guarantee legislation changing the time of purchase of tags at the meeting of the General As sembly i ourteen Nominated The Nominating Committee made its report last night nam ing fourteen men from which sev en are to be elected to positions for a term of three years on the Boardsucceeding seven whose terms' expire the annual of dinner Those named were Nichols A Richardson Henry Nichols Williams Meyers Add Lanier Guerrant Crooks Anderson A Stith Norris Armstrong Kendall Joe rankel Bryant Jr Members of the Board whose terms expire at the annual din ner are Nichols A Rich ardson A Kays Spoon amore Nichols Prof Bur rus Munn and Charles Guthrie Messrs and Nichols are up for re election i May Dine March 10th The annual dinner the tenta tive date for which has been set as March 10th is to be held in the Gilcher Hotel Coffee Shoppe A speaker and other definite ar rangements for the occasion have ULLER 116 kinds Call the sole and exclusive deal er Every brush sold under rock ribbed guarantee Paul A ischer Phone 466 31 26t Engineer Acting As ireman Leans Too ar rom Cab STRAYED Red Pomeranian dog Any information concern jpg him will be appreciated (une292 31 2t Eddie Cantor in Kidyron Spain Which Comes to the Kentucky Theatre Thurday and riday Blind Operator At Gravel Switch May Be Only One In Nation not been made as yet but it is I The body wdl arrive today and probable that full details will be will lic in stote at the Church for complete by next Monday those who to view the re mains REPUBLICANS SEEK VOTE Washington eb 7 An economy debate held the Sen ate again today as members fought over the five percent cut in all appropriations which some asserted would result in tremend ous pay cuts for ederal em ployees The House again worked on minor bills House Democrats were summoned to caucus tomor row on tariff increase legislation which Republicans have vowed to uneral services over the wife Commonwealth of Kentucky had $oJ00000 on deposit in various state banks ebruary' 1st a re port today by State Treasurer Elam Huddleston The report included $2688000 in the Deposit Bank rank fort DAILY DOUBLE Super Suds 3 Boxes Ex College Head Will Speak At Convocation The Lawson Dry Goods Com pany is making its final quit bus iness 'announcement today wltb': all prices cut to the very bofQiM tom This is the final announce ment of this quit business suler! Read this advertisement carcful ly and secure some of these dire bargains before the opportunity is gone forever 4 BHKEmSKSS 'i i SENATE DEBATES AS HOUSE WORKS ON MINOR BILLS has ever been given the wrong number Is Well Informed Mr Isaacs is not only the star telephone operator of Kentucky and probably the nation for that matter but he is one of the best informed and most intelligent gentlemen in Marion county He knows the world news right up to the scratch and is always cheerful and appreciating the push for a vote Speaker Gar bright side of life ner and other leaders sought to We do not blame the Gravel bind Democrats against the bills to insure tjieir defeat The Senate Banking Commit tee decided to seek the passage this session of an emergency measure lighten a mortgages loan on farms uneral services for Robert Mlilburn 65 year old Washing ton County farmer who receiv ed fatal injuries yesterday aft ernoon about 3 when struck by a machine on the high way near his home were held this afternoon from the residence eastern end of Marion county interment following in the family His name is Sam Isaacs prob urial ground Mr Milburn is ably thirty five years of survived by his wife and three 1 age sons I He is a son of the late Alfred Occurred Near Home Isaacs the well known former The fatal accident occurred as Gravel Switch merchant who had Mr Milburn was walking along s0 many friends in Danville the road towards his home fol gam Isaacs from lowing a visit to Springfield He vouth js the telephone operator had ridden to the home of a at Gravel Switch neighbor George Russell and We' have often wondered when I 1 i iu vuunci "luunifli aitu 4103 du'ii' We found that the operator was three hundred subscribers for the 1 ield Seeds fresh every Car Meat Salt 75c per hundred Anderson Spil man inal Sale at Store trance to the Milburn home Came Over Rise He had walked dnlv a short i 1UU44U mut me woo kuii ivu ouuoviii distance when another machine no( looking around but attending great Kentucky daily they had sold before in two years inrve naniiner iceu mins iuur big plows and a half dozen disci Receipts 43 harrows in addition to all the I $60(a $103 each ftmfillnr urti'laa onrl rnunv nmindc I of those high quality burley to 1 resh Molasses feeds daily bacco seeds Anderson Spilman The Hon Kendall Met eorologist of the United States Weather Bureau has announced that a Weather Bq reau will be established in Dana 41 ville as per the request made bya' United States Senator Mills 3 Logan The station Will be located at the City Hall Mr Ralph Wyatt the Superintendent will be the Meteorologist in charge To Use Standpipe The wind mill will be placed on top of the standpipe which stands 165 feet above the surface and will have a full on had aljghted from the Russell calling Gravel Switch by long I Advocate reporter had ever talk machine 50 yards beyond the en distance phone why it was that ed to He is also a business get I the service there was so prompt ter He is the local agent for the and so efficient' SANITARY GROCERY 84 A Phone 320 321 The Home of Quality oods! ormerly At Junction Boyle county has had a small i' weather bureau for many years located at the late home Prof Grubbs at Junction City' Mrs Grubbs recently decided to give up the work winch required i 'a great attention' 1 I It is not known just how soon the plant can be established and'fci put into operation but jt wont long now i Vicks Quality Of Coune Quality in keeping with the Vicks name and reputation is of course maintained in this new product It is the best oral anti septic Vicks Chemists could pro and they were aided in their research by the chemists' bacteriologists and pharmacolog ists of their 16 allied organiza tions both here and abroad Vicks Voratone Antiseptic brings antiseptic Mild enough for daily use without risk to delicate mem hranptc Rfrnntr onmisli in rln I AfMrilv' TZT MM rinnl 1 tor vijfcuuij uiui axiirxorcpxai vail and should do It is designed for all usual uses in the customary way Unusual Trial Offer Of course the only real proof of its quality and its economy is in actual use To furnish such proof the makers have supplied druggists with the five million I bottles of a special trial size at less than cost of manufacture Each bottle contains 2 ounces a 25u value The price while the supply is only 10c New Vicks Antiseptic Does Everything Quality Mouthwash and Gargle Can and Should At A Less Than Half the Usual Cost The second semester of the 1932 33 session of Centre Col lege will officially open on Wed nesday morning at 9 when Dr James Record for mer president ef Pikeville Col lege will address a convocation of the students and friends of the college in the irst Presbyterian Church The public is invited The registration at both de partments of the college has pro ceeded satisfactorily during the past two days The number of withdrawals has not been in ex cess of the usual number arid there are several new students in each department The total registration will not be known until the end of the week but the indications are that it will reach the usual number Is Local Resident Dr Record who has been se lected to speak at the opening convocation of the second semes and best loved educator in all the ter is now residing in Danville I mountain area of Kentucky arid His daughter Miss Alice Record will have a message for the Cen ts professor of Latin in the Worn tre College students and their Department of Centre Col friends that wijl stir them lege Dr Record began his work for Pikeville College in 1899 and with the exception of four years served the institution continu ously as president until he insist ed on the acceptance of his resig nation in 1932 During these 30 years' he has seen the institu tion advance from a struggling orivete high school to a fullv ac credited junior college of the first portunity tp record the wind rank The high school depart velocity at all hours The wind ment is accredited in Class A by 'machine is of little value except the Association of Colleges antf to keep the people informed as to Secondary Schools of the South bow fast the wind has blown Tjie i era States and the junior college bigh steel workers from Atlanta is likewise accredited by and is i when they erected the standpipe a member of the same assoda 'l declared that the wind tinn rr rAnallv was so severe' they appeared' I responsible for the raising of the i working in a storm all the funds that have carried on the time One time a large steel work at Pikeville College through beam was blown from its landing WUIWI MSVjr VVVUgllb vvao acvuic To Record Rainfall The people will have an op portunity of knowing at all hours 'C! just the condition of the ap proaching weather They will also know at all times the ei act volume of the ifaiqfall apd correct readings of mercury i Ttre' iiwtrumonts arv pnsitiveTy accurate The advertising therirtff mometers now used in Danville vary materially in case of ex treiftely high or extremely lovz temperatures 1 '''The request for a Weather Bu reua for Danville was iccently made by the DaYiville Chamber of Commence and most vigorous ly endorsed by leading family newspaper for three quar ters of a century the Advocate The cooperation of Senator Logan wqs secured and the re quest was quickly granted which shawl that the Junior Kentucky "fU4 Senator has power when he on in the Department' as well as on the floor of the Sen Boyle County will be greatly in debted to Senator Logan for his ps alertness and success in this mat driven by Shobe negro strjctly to business Dall Pntinfv Prinri I vzvv a rtxeiu vuu lu yjiuvux puunu upcMaum wrau years ne pal came over a slight rise inthe Switch the reporter talked to nu sleeps in the telephone office and aoes not nave to nave glaring lights at night as night to him is just the same as day He is nev er bothered with paying light bins We do not believe there is" an equal to Mr Isaacs in the nation A total of 957 head of livestock was sold here Monday by the Danville and Boyle county stock yards The receipts and quotations fol low: Cattle Receipts 324 steers heifers fat cows canners bulls Hogs Receipts 440 220 275 pounds 180 220 pounds $350 170 180 pounds $345 90 160 pounds Receipts 142 tops seconds $540 I Lambs Receipts 8 no quota tions given price road The negro is said to have merous leading citizens and they swerved his car quickly in an ef certainly were loud in their fort to miss the walking farmer praises of Mr Isaacs and the ef (g it the rear fender of Shobe ficient way he manipulates the machine struck the victim 'fepjjonqexchange Not within ollowing the collision Shobe the memory of any inhabitant is lost control of his car which ov there an instance where any one ertumea a short distance trom the point where Mr Milburn had hprn hit larwrinfr in being badly torn up The negro was slightly injured but hurried back to the assistance of Mr Mil burn carrying him into his homef nearby Shobe waited there until Washington County officers ar rived on the scene $1000 Bond ollowing a preliminary hear ing in Springfield he was releas ed on $1000 bond under a charge of manslaughter to appear Thurs day morning for examining trial I I Sb wilil 22c rte i.