The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 1

CENTRAL HOME NEWSPAPER Twelfth Year 1 Danville Boyle County Kentucky Thursday Nov 3 1921 No 154 4 OH WHERE IS THY STING? Tv SPORT LASHES 'i ths PARKSVILLE 31 And knew not any fears mi uu jt oiiBvii Woodlawn Ky were guests of rela? f11 of said and such i 7 CINCINNATI HOG MARKET GRAIN MARKET 1 ARRIS! Neal O'Hara in Cincinnati Com a intends to surprise Colo reads Lexington head line It all sounds interesting and tends to fatten the gate receipts Saturday But for the surprise part we can tell you more about that around four thirty Saturday afternoon With all the odds against her And not a chance to win Last year Centre went to Harvard With her little bunch of men By the startling score of 31 to 14 Cid Centre met defeat But she showed Cambridge and the football world How compete the Mr WILLIE? WILL YOU COME' TO MY PARTY TNIGHT Catherine Tingley Miss Anna Wilch is visiting her sis ters at Thompsonville and Mackville for a few days I 1 1 coming back next cried Bo Tears running down his mud smear ed face then take the pigskin He like a fighting ace Defeated tho still unconquered The warriors returned home To practice and wait another year or the reward that was sure to come mercial Tribune know what the Centre College players prayed' for this year but final score of Harvard game looks if they got Shot number two from that Centre is coached by a National League umpire a Wonder they make so few Early in the morn of October 26th Charlie with Bo and rest Boarded an East bound passenger Determined to do their best The East had not forgotten The game of the previous year They were ready to welcome Centre boys As they did with many a cheer LOUISVILLE Kt Nov The directors of the Kentucky Motor Club by a majority vote have authorized the filing of a suit against the State Road Department to compel the ob servance of a Court of Appeals deci sion handed down in 1917 in the Smith case Albert Terstegge president of the club announced today If suc cessful this suit would in effect re quire that the fund derived from auto mobile license fees be applied to main tenance of the completed highway of the State 1 Stiff opposition to the suit how ever is to come from the State Road Department and other administration circles it is learned Governor Mor row himself will take a hand in the matter having already sent telegrams and letters to a number of directors of the organization requesting that he be given a hearing before suit is filed In compliance1 with the request of the governor Mr Terstegge today called a special meeting of the direc tors for Tuesday November 15 at the offices 416 West Liberty street this city to give the Governor a hear ing Members of the Highway Com mission also are expected to attend The Kentucky Motor Club the or ganization which is behind the con templated suit while organized less than one year ago now numbers more than 1500 members from every sec tion of the State Special Train To Auburn A special train will be run to Birm ingham for the Centre Auburn game which will be played Saturday week The special train will leave' Danville oh Thursday evening 11:40 and will arrive in Birmingham at ten riday morning The train on the retuYn will leave Birmingham at seven Sunday morning and arrive in Danville at 5:30 that afternoon The cars will be parked in the Birmingham yards so no addition al hotel expenses will be necessary The cost of the trip including round trip railroad fare and Pullman is $40 for lower berth and $3850 for li upper berth Two in lower berth $38 two in upper berth $3650 Reserva tions may be made with George Joplin Jr at Messenger office All reserva tions must be accompanied wirh check Special sleepers will also he run on riday night so those desiring to go riday night may also make their reservations today with Joplin But finally she met her Waterloo Yet she met it without shame or she lost to Bo and the Southland The ones who played the game Out fought out played out smashed say they did West Virginia them Out generaled and most every thing Only they out number (By United Press) TOLEDO Ohio Nov Mother and four children three girls and a boy were burned to death today when a fire gutted a store and apartment building here CENTRE WEST VIRGINIAED HARVARD MOTOR CLUB VOTES TO SUE ROAD DEPARTMENT If you get the Messenger you get the news Tulane on Turkey Day Athletic Director Chief Myers an nounced this morning that the Tulane University eleven would be played on Thanksgiving day at New Orleans The Tulane team will come here for a game Thanksgiving 1922 Tulane has one of the strongest combinations in the South this year having lost only one game that to the formidable Detroit University team 10 7 at De troit Tulane and Auburn will clash on the coming Saturday Get out the dope books and start figuring MOTHER AND CHILDREN BURN (By United Press) INDIANAPOLIS IND Nov' Another veiled threat of the bitumin ous cqal strike if miners abide by the ederal Checkoff injunction came froin headquarters of the United Mine Workers today President John Lewis declared the event operators in any district officially abrogate the cx isting contract they thereby impair the validity of the entire instrument The only weapon of the Union is to assertion was made in a telegram to President rank arring ton of the Illinois District who has asked what the international president meant by advising the men to ac if the operators desist in Collecting the Union dues for wage As the message was dispatch ed Lewis conferred with other inter national officers and received reports from various fields Twenty nine thousand are out in Indiana in protest against Judge An injunction and the strike is spreading in Ohio (By Lyons Co) CINCINNATI Ohio Nov Hog receipts today were 4600' opening lower Want License ees Applied to Upkeep of Highways Claim Law Not Being Ob served the Blue and White machine The Colonels knocked off a couple of firstdowns over the Easterners at the start If they able to accomp lish that on Harvard they should be good for at lejast five over Kentucky when the curtain goes up CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS (By Lyons Co) Hero of ootball World De nies Report But Says Can Tell (By Lyons Co) CHICAGO ILL Nov Opening and closing of the wheat market here today was as follows: December wheat opened at $102 May wheat opened at $107 Twenty Nine Thousand Are Out in Indiana and Walk Out eeling in Ohio is Spreading letter Boyle County PARKSVILLE KY Oct Misses Louise Cleland Margaret Overstreet Alma Graham and Messrs Wilbur and Leo Tucker motored to Berea Sundpy and spent the day Mrs Walter Bower was guest of Mrs Geter allin and allin of Louisville riday Mrs A Bryant and son Master red Jr and Marion Bryant have returned to their home in Lebanon Junction after a visit with Mr and Mrs II Westerfield Mr' and Mrs Wilson of Tears were shed and prayers were made In the last moments before the game Then little Centre took the field And won the great football game Harvard the leader of the football world or five great glorious years Had stood out challenging all who came (By Lyons Co) WASHINGTON Nov President Harding is expected to is sue a proclamation in a few days de claring November Hth a National holiday this year?" BURGIN CLUB NOTICE The regular monthly meeting of the Club will be held riday af ternoon at 3 at the court house instead of at the Community House as uiual This change has been made at the request of the chairman of the of voters The meeting wil) close with an address by Mrs Halleck of Louisville Board meeting at 2 Press Chairman 153 2t NOV 11 TO BE A HOLIDAY SALE TAX IS NOT ACCEPTABLE (By Lyons Co) WASHINGTON Nov Leaders in the House today notified Senate leaders that the proposed sales tax is not acceptable to them WHEAT LOWEST IN IVE YEARS fr 1 'J ville 1 Captain Armstrong knew his stuff Mr Arch Clark who is engaged in And the boys believed in him barber business in Hamilton Ohio Gibson Cregor James and Class great offense proting the best defense' rOcOntly visited with Burgin friends? Everyone of them Centre College learned that lesson in1 Mrs mma Brewer spent (he past Shadoan Gordy Rubarth and Jones the Harvard game a year ago Now few with relatives neat Cornish jqewel an( nttle Hump no doubt Georgia will come to the con ville Made that buch of football fans elusion thnt orettv defense is James Lear son di Mr Lu uiui pretty gvuu uuensipsp Just cheer and yell and jump just as essential as a good offense in Lair of Burgin accompanied by his 1 the pigskin wife will leave soon as missionaries to gy rja The game is over and the victory won Just how far around the world the' Mr perry Catlin who has been ill we phoud pf our team Thai bno aisztpi kir xuao liao quvu a usg i vjjuvaviuu 11UW nine a rising sun it must gieam As Centre West Virginiaed Harvard She will do to othera the same 1 And win more glory for Danville And the Centre College name Margie William Just how far around the world the' Mr perry Catlin who has been ill fame of football team has for months from effects of influenza spread Was indicated in a cablegram is slowly improving received yesterday by Captain Miss Nell reeman one of our Armstrong who was congratulated up splendid Christian women went to on the success of the team in defeat this week to attend tho Ing Harvard by Joe Hunt who is at marriage of a near relative Miss tending Oxford University in Eng land Yes or No? ort Worth Tex Nov Miss Marie Miers of ort Worth left Tul 1 I I NOTICE Taxes arc due (iWlaw Penalizing the heriff 26t vAf (By superb interference is still the talk of the East On every Cen tre play each Gold and White forward performed his appointed task in stel lar fashion The Centre line out charged and out fought the veteran Crimson line at every stage of the game Look over: Roberts James Gordy Cregor Kubale Jones Sha doan Gibson and pillars of strength in the Centre front walk Help! Help! Arrangements for a game with De Pauw University same to be played in Indianapolis on the Saturday after Thanksgiving have fallen through The Hoosier athletic management ab solutely refusedto the expenses to Indianapolis de claring that they doubted ability to draw1 a crowd The best they would offer was fifty per cent of the gate receipts We fully under stand now why Barnum and Bailey greatest tent show on earth passes up Indiana when making its annual tour around the country sa Okla Tuesday night for Danville Ky where she will be married to Bo McMillin famous Centre College quarterback this iweek Miss Miers has been courted by McMjllin for the last eight years having attended high school here with the noted grid per former of the Courier Bo McMillin when querried by the Daily Messenger reporter yesterday afternoon replied there Jias been no official announcement to date declared the peerless with a twinkle in his eye You can tell them that I am We wonder what Miss would have said late last Saturday after noon had she seen the front row beauties of the Ziegfield ollies chorus shower old Nuge with kisses when he entered the Lennox Hotel after game CHICAGO ILL Nov Cattle re ceipts today were 8000 beef steers strong to 25e higher choice 1537 lb steers $950 bulk steers $625 to she stock steady bulls steady calves slow to lower Hog receipts were 41000 fairly ac tive 10c to 15c lower than average practical top $775 lights up to $790 bulk $725 to $770 pigs steady Native and Western lambs to pack ers $875 to $9 to city butchers $930 (By United Press) CHICAGO ILL1 Nov 3 Wheat sold at a dollar a bushel on the Chi cago Board of Trade today the first time in five years it has reached this low mark The price was driven in a hectic day of wild trading in the pit December wheat then went to ORDINANCE NO 371 A silver tea party will be given at tlxe home of Miss Alice Burgin on Sat urday 12th Under management of Miss Hester Stivers as teacher an enjoyable mask party was given at Locust Grove School on the evening of Nov 1st Mr Alfred Murphy and Miss Georgia Sallee were united in mar riage in Harrodsburg They will re side in Burgin where the groom is en gaged in farming Miss Virginia Sparrow delightfully entertained Mrs Sun day School class at her home recently The same eleven that started) Mr Brown one of our fine against Harvard will be shot against I young men has accepted a place as HI tin zl TX7111 4 vm 1 1 i1 1 MV yvu rrij dont get tho nows tives In this place Saturday The following names are those that were on the honor roll from the sixth seventh and eighth grades in the Parksville High School Sixth grade: Vernon Taylor and Thomas Edwards Seventh grade Anna Culton Edna Bower Annie Browq Margaret LewisMargaret Wallace Eva Deskins and Bernard Morgan Eighth grade: Lola Phillips Daisy Lewis Annie Lewis Andrew errell William Underwood and Paul Wallace pllowing is honor roll from ths Primary room of tho Parksville High School: irst Virginia Ed wards Betty Wray Cozatt Melvin Westerfield Mary Denton Ollie Pen dygraft rances Bower and Raymond Lister Second grade Wm Wiggs Astor Hancock iClara Gammon Wm Cash Charlie Grimes and Leia TJay lor Third grade: Raymond Carter Robert Lewis Willie Strevel Dollie Deskins rank 'Edwards Lewis Cox Margaret Wiggs Cleo Gammon Lil lian Worthington Jack Tucker Bcva Satterly Carl Bower Joseph Graham and Dick Grugin Eld Craig of Shelbyville oc cunied thb nulnit at the Christian at this place Sunday morning! and' evening' Mr Alonzo Taylor spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs I James Taylor 1 i a nztvn Hiv uuu ia im mw Mr and Mrs Robert Walls of Louis delinquents will bf enfpfq ville arc guests of Mr and Mrs Tayldr Second to Bo was husky Red nA Vv AU A traveling salesman for tho Biscuit Company His tcrrito'ry is PC started end then to tackle he from Wilmore Ky Livingston I A went And to the backfield to interfere He helped pave the way for the great Mrs Vill Pritchett of Ludlow Was glory a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Tnat McMiUin won Bradshaw nal tiett Snoddv and Kubale Arthur Duffey in his Com Mrs Burdett ha returned And also Covington in the Boston Post breaks loose fronl a visit with datives at Bryants with the following: Tech seems to have ex ploded that old football theory about a COAL MINERS SAY SLATED ONLY WEAPON TO GET MARRIED UNION IS STRIKE HERE THIS WEEK BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL T1 (DANVILLE KENTUCKY AS OLLOWS: 1 It shall be unlawful for'any per son firm or corporation to cut exca vate into dig into or in an to remove or disturb anvportion of any asphalt street or cafiriagewqy or any curb or gutter therein or any other part thereof witmn the city of Danville Kentucky durihjr the period of five years from and afteh the date when said street may havebeen or may be accepted by the Board bf Coun cil of said City and after Hie expira tion of said five year period' such street carriageway curb on gutter shall not be cut dug nto' excavated into removed or disturbed fn any man ner except pursuant ma permit so to 'do granted by the Brd of Coun ARD manner terms restrictions conditions and guarantees as may be prescribed by said Board 2 Any person firm or corporation violating any of the previsions of this ordinance 'shall be guilty of a misde meanor and upon conviction shall be fined in a sum hot lesXthan $25 nor more than $100 for eaclvoffense but a prosecution or convictiom hereunder shall not relieve such offender from civil liability to the City Daffville for any injury or damagZ done such street carriageway cur or gutter 3 The City of Danville reserves unto itself only the right to cut ex cavate into or to disturb such street in cases of urgent necessity in further ance of the general public good as said Board of Gouncil may determine in each instance 4 All ordinances or parts of ordi nances in conflict herewith are repeal ed i i 5 This ordinance shall take effect immediately from and after its pas sage approval and publication Passed by Board of Council and ap proved this November 1'1921 tV MclNTYRE Mayor ADD LANII? i Clerk Board of Council 1 wa dSD 1 1 1 1 4 Wt I 7 if 1 'jf 1 I I 1 i i i i rm 1 KrfSI! 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