The Kentucky Post du lieu suivant : Covington, Kentucky • 1

UU j' t-1' vs I A I trii iV Vi l4 Av' Jl 7 v'-yy: 'V 1 i' 1 "'1 fin ID SUNDAY EDITION GENTS PAY NO MORE VOL 2 NO 214 COVINGTON KY SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1 1925 ouwn? A Stricklett Expected to Run For State Senate HOTEL ARTHUR DOYLEl OPPONENT NEWS ITEM report that eouthern atatee planning a great exposition senator Simmons Stated In New York May He Will Not Make Race 11 to SI the TRUESDELL IS HOLDOVER Two Men Were Twirling Pistols in Their Hands and Drinking When Officers Entered Room Prohibition Men Sneak Around in Rear Yards for Evidence RESCUERS SEEK YOUTH IN CAVE Covington Theater Named For Baby Bridge Tolls To Be One of the Campaign Issues purpose being to eeU" the south to northerners Those living In the north and east will be shown the attractiveness of southern winter resorts and how easy it Is to talcs the trip In one's own auto going by easy stages and seeing the country enjoying tjie hospitality of various' cities en route The auto has brought a tremendous change to our country and like Bootleggers in Newport received another jolt Saturday night James Wood federal prohibition agent In raids made by Wood assisted by Newport police' 12 arrests were made and three citations issued Wood started petroling the west Explorer Is Pinned in by Water After Rock Fall Nineteen senators and an even hundred members of the Legislature are to be elected this year for what la predicted wlU be one of the most Important legislative sessions in history The condition of the flnan- and JOIN IN SEARCH BILL OF EXCEPTION the radio the telephone and the tele- eee demands heroic treatment vrHn I Go vemor William Fields will need graphs has drawn the various seo-a gtrong Legislature to assist him If tlons of our great union closer to- anything 1s to be accomplished thBP The Legislature will be a storm vofSnlmSiiS 5 ff-3K wmtage of every community to move ara that the old race with the procession track battle will be sidetracked for a Here to pointed out anew the ne- i eeeelon as holdover senators eeselty for a hotel in Covington I the racing forces control the city to rightly Trueedell Holds Over Unable To Move While Rivulet From Roof Falls Upon Face 01- LETT Second One Is Being Studied by District Attorney FIRST ONE IS REJECTED Errors Were Discovered Which Would Have Reversed Case end early ln the afternoon and during that time he prowled In more than 30 yards seeking for law violators While lurking in the yard of a house alleged to be owned by- Joseph and Emma Beck 232 Fourth-et Wood and Charles Burkey Newport patrolman beheld a scene that recalled the freedom of the old frontier days they said Guns and liquor According to wood two men wore seated at a table twirling pis toll in one hand and drinking from a glass with the other One It wee claimed aleo wore a private badge ln a prominent place on hto coat Several others were grouped about tables drinking Without the formality of knocking Wood and Burkey bunt into this and ordered the occu pant to The man wearing the badge succeeded ln disposing of It In some manner and the offtcen were unable to find It they said Gabbard attempted to draw hto gun on th federal officer but the gun waa taken away from him by force by Wood It to claimed Gets Free Ride The entire group wae loaded into a ppllce patrol manned by John Ruet and'' Harry Derrick patrolmen and brought to headquarters where they registered ae Green and Grover Gabbard 412 Culvert-st Cincinnati Pad Wilson Otto Riley and day Jennings 609 Culvert-et Cincinnati Zack Neeley and Raymond Bickel 414 Fourth-et Newport Chargee of aiding and abetting In the violation of the prohibition law were placed agalnet them: Civil charges wfcra also ordered placed agalnet aU of them by Louis Ksuscher polios prosecutor who ac- 'In northern Kentucky' Senator to a completed reality we may took Charles Truesdell of Campbell-for thousands of tourist to pass co Republican will hold over hut thru I In Kenton-oo Senator Sim- Many of them will want to atop mons has announced that he will hereabouts Why they not stand for re-elections and It to top in Covington rather than In generally understood- that former Cincinnati where traffic tangles and Senator AKrddDf" Stricklett will lack I of parking space causes In- I the Republican Why Covlngton HffiWmmons' when asked as ohanta reap the rich harvest that to hle Intentions said: have wUl come from additional hundreds Utated repeatedly that I will not of temporary residents? I seek office again but I arti being lm- Flve years ago the Idea of a hotel I portuned to run by many persons here might have been scoffed at gen- and have not made up my mind as rally I to what course to pursue" 'Not so today Senator" Stricklett who made a The bulldlng'of new banks stores and theaters within the part two years and who snowed more years shows that Covington People ln Kenton and Campbell teve confidence In Covington teat counties than' wae ever shown be- they are wlHlng to stand or tall with f0ra foy a candidate tor public office their city that they realise their has been urged to make the race prosperity means their own because of hto peculiar fitness tor prosperity the emergency which now confronts Fun steam ahead Covington and the state throw overboard politic: tao- While a candidate tor lieutenant ttonaltam and personal enmities governor Senator Stricklett pro- I posed the operation of the state on a budget system and had hto euggee- nvoTTKTn tlons been carried out it would be dUUj 1 UNvi 1 Impossible-for Kentucky to have a Special to The Post CAVE CITY KY Jan Nearly 300 dttoens of Hart and Barren counties are laboring tonight ln an effort to save the life of Floyd Collins 25 one of the owners of Crystal Gave 10 miles north of here who was prisoned Friday by a rock tall in a newly discovered cavern which he waa exploring on the farm of Doyle near his own property Close to Victim Workers lata today had penetrated within tour feet of the entombed man only to find their path -barred by a tremendous boulder They are ln communication with Colli ne who has told them that hto legs are pinned beneath fallen rock and that a rivulet from tiie roof of the cavern to failing upon hto taoe and neck He to unable to move Collins to weak from hunger and hto Injuries and hto appeals for basts In the rescue work have been growing weaker The rock mass lying between the imprisoned man and hto would-be rescuers to so massive that it could be moved only by dynamite the use of- which would be fatal to COlUna The rescue party therefore: now to engaged In an effort to mine around the obstruction The most hopeful however do not believe that Collins can be reached before Sunday Failed to Return Collins hod been engaged for several days ln the exploration of xhs new Doyle cave Yesterday he began the Investigation of an artery two miles off the main cavern His predicament was not discovered until today whan ha tailed to return1 Ha told rescue workers When they gm cse enough to hear hto voice thavtbs roof caved in behind him about '-yesterday and hie bddy to partly mmeraed In water Will the prison hare every encom-th- portly form of John Langley congressman from th Tenth Kentucky District? He will If eternal vigilance has anything to do- with" It For the third time Sawyer Smith 8-dl trlct attorney and hto two assistants John Shepard and Rodney Bryson ere reeding over a bill of exceptions prepared by seven attorneys A' Burkamp Newport Judge John Price and Henry Davis of Washington William Wallace and Fowler of Frankfort Edwin Mor row former governor of Kentucky Somerset and-Judge O' Rear of Louisville Twice Smith found errors of fact In the bill which would have reversed the conviction had it been al-' llwed to have been filed The bill covers several hundred pages closely type written hut Smith ever ihful detected the distortion of JOHN CUSHING WHENlir n0rihe tact and' pointed them out to Judge- compacted the officers on the raid a Cochran who ae areeult Kentuckians to be boosters and -not knockers be mean that dtisens whether workingmen or capltallats clerks or merchants by the courts Won Toll right 8utt Senator Stricklett'1 who recently Grover Gabbard end Neeley charged with carrying concealed and 3 deadly weapons and toe other five should ren Qulnt In th face Jhtoh Sto GIRL IS ACCUSER of what' thhy may honestly regard as Inefficiency in publio office rbtten prodigal expenditure of the pifiyiio funds or the launching of so-1 question to one Of utmost lmpor-called public Improvements to benefit tance to- northern Kentucky and few at the expense of many I friends' who think with him have It must "be remembered that a res urged him to make the race mo as booster to one who boosts for the to carry the toll fight directly to the beet Interests of the community and Legislature refrains from hacking men-or ideas Truesdell has Pledged '3 I with the help of a senator from Ken i 'nni rr tTT ton-Coilt' win: bepoartble to get AH HI rC I A I I somewhere with a toll Investigation rDQy TwaTrsi a tpt nvi I legislation cha LEIUBT APPLEGATE'8 Md Campbell counties cbargqf to the Kenton-co grand eot flve members to the House SHIRLEY SHAFER AND THE SHIRLEY THEATER Covingtonian Faces Criminal Assault Charge refused to let the document' become a part of the record' Try This' One Right TTT never try another-tne-I am going to try one right" Smith has declared several' times i -Smith bae often asserted that It the prohibition law 1s to be enforced the must flirt be punished He believes Langley to be la this class and will leave no stone unturned to see him put 1 behind atone walla trial which was held tort May waa one of the -most spectacular ever staged in Kentucky culminated ln Langley bring convicted of accepting a 82000 bribe la connection with the withdrawal of 1400 casea of whisky from the Bello of Anderson Distillery -Lawrence-burg Ky He wee sentenced to erve two years to the Federal prison at Atlanta by "Judge A' Cochran Smith wae assisted to the prosecution of the case by Mrs Mabel Walker WUlebrandt assistant 8 attorney-general Chief among the' government witnesses waa Ellas Mortimer who figured In half a doxen scandals Involving Ugh officials of tha Harding HARRY MEYERS GIRLS' TRIAL PUSHED Harry Haines and 'John Curtain Covington speed cops arrested Leonard Muehrueh -10 of 1032 John-at Covington on a charge of criminal assault He waa arrested on a affidavit worn to by WUhelmena Higgle of Madlsonvllle-O Muehrueh wae lodged ln Covington city jail for a bearing before Judge Man son Monday Jury last Tuesday was a virile 1 bf Representatives A Jolly of tralght-from-theehoulder address Campbell-co will stand for- re-elec-Kenton-co 'to to be congratulated I tion from the -country district but i the high caliber of the new occu- a new member must be chosen ln pant of the Circuit Court bench I Newport to succeed Herman There to no doubt In the mind of any Thompson who died shortly after etttoen who knows Judge Applegate Ith8 Legislature adjourned personally or by reputatlon ths Meyers To Run jurist meant every word he said -1 Wtiltom Bornhorst the only Well aa the Family Theater Main-t Covington Shirley Is not quite old enough to appreciate the distinction that has come to her but everybody will agree- that -both she and the theater have a pretty" name Just aa pretty as Shirley herself The Shafers are widely known In Central Covington where they have launched their new venture having operated the old Vlotorla Theater at 15th and Holman until two years ago Many old patrons were among the crowds which attended the opening and they received numerous congratulations and wishes for success from friends PERSONS like Theodore Roose-f: velt- Julian Eltinge Al-Jolaon Sam Bhubert Keith' Ada Meade Hope Hampton and Gloria Swanson have had theaters named tor them bet Covington boasts probably the'youngest of either to havq a playhouse as a namesake The Shirley Theater 1813 man-av whhfii opened Saturday night Is named tor Shirley Stator who la only 14 months old She Is the daughter of Nicholes' Shafer and wife of 339 Bake- well-et Covington' who operate the new motion picture house ae Formal Charges Against Dorothy Ellin gaon Espected Monday SAN FAINCISOO jah Sl-Formal Information Charging Dorothy Ellin g-on16 victim" with the murder of her- mother will be filed Monday the district attorney's office announced tonight The girl's case will be assigned to a' criminal court immediately and the trial will be started ae soon posslble lt was said' LEGACY TO HIS NAMESAKE Independent member of the tost Leg lslature to not expected to run again in the 66th Legislative District a PHILADELPHIA Jan 31-a legacy of 500 to every boy named after him waa bequeathed ln the will of David Lana who died here last week (TURN TO PAGE SIXTEEN (TURN TO PAGE TWO) "Lost Line limerick No 39 were charged with 'unlawful assembly They will be arraigned before Judge Matt Moore to Newport Police Court1 Monday morning on these chargee Confiscated Joseph' and Emma Beck alleged owners of the place were cited to appear before Oncer Roetken 8 commissioner Covington Monday morning Wood claimed that a search of the premises revealed 150 gallons of home brew serving glasses and other paraphenalia -Later Wood and James Fuller detective raided a saloon at 619 Isabella after they had noticed a drunken man In the front part of the building "Where the Wood asked man who later registered as Edwin Wulfeck Milford At that time Wood claiihed that Wulfeck held two half pints ot moonshine whisky In his hand 1 He Did Sleuth Says it answered Wulfeck And Wood says he did Five gallons of It to a barrel on the outside of the building were found He then placed Wulfeck and George Bauer who claimed he was the proprietor under arrest Wulfeck wee confined In Jail but Bauer waa able to furnish a 1100 cash bond Wulfeck Bauer said was hto brother-in-law and just happened to be ln the place During the afternoon Wood arrested Clarence and Lawson Baker Fllson-pl Mt Adame Cincinnati William Brown negro 608 Cheetnut-et Newport and Florentine Hehman 431 Fourth-st Newport -Liquor in Auto Wood chargee he saw the Baker brothers carry a two-gallon can out of a place near Fourth and Brighton streets and deposit it to their automobile: Examination proved Wood that the contents of the can was liquor Tha men refused to eay where they purchased the whisky so Wood Immediately -placed them under arrest They were placed In JaU- Brown wee picked up when Wood alleges he eaw him make a sale of a quantity of liquor while standing to hto yard He wae aleo pieced to JaU Hehman was caught with a five-gallon dhn of a liquid which Wood believes to be high-proof moonshine Hehman claimed It to be wood alcohol He waa cited to appear before Roetken Monday hut before that time Wood expects to have th liquid analysed I don't want to do anyone an Injustice" Wood said ws will let the chemist decide whether It was liquor or IS OBSERVED TRY FO $25 IN PRIZES STATE WINS IN ROAD SUIT i MOONSHINE 1 411NK of It' gentlemen" said 4 Judge Applegate to the grand Jurors homes destroyed every year by moonshine- whisky and gambling: Are these things to go on?" They will not go on If Judge Applegate can prevent It The -Colonel wishes he could say the same thing of every other public official ln northern Kentucky charged With law enforcement No matter what views on the question of prohibition there will he fewr-even among bootlegger who will not admit that most of the monnkhina liquor being purveyed to rank poison which" If It doss not kill saps the vitality and ruins the health of those who Imbibe and oft-times drives them temporarily In- Reformed Adventists Pray Waiting for End Court of Appeals -Again Gets Chance to Decide the Question of Road Contract Legality ene Special to The Pott FRANKFORT KY Jan Suit 7f the advocates who sought to prevent the- payment 3 3 £4469771 of road contract wae heard Saturday by Judge Williams In Circuit Court The suit was brought by A Guthrie Coke who put up 815000 to help defeat Governor Fields bond By United Prett CLEVELAND Jan Their" "last sabbath meeting cm earth" tor 100 Reformed Seventh Day Adventists was spent Saturday the Advent-let sabbath ln devout prayer Following the evening worship members departed silently from th mission The church belongings then were removed from the chapel Rent waa paid only up to Sunday and the mission was given up because all believe the world will end next Friday-The Reformed Adventists will await the Judgment- day in their homes A brilliant shaft of light shining from the eky will point the way to th Master About 144006 persons from theU Svrin fits chosen flee Perhaps this new grand jury will recommend that- the recommendation of the tost grand jury that a flying squad of three be named by Covington officials to stamp out these twin moonshine and gambling be carried out If such a thing to recommended the Colonel would rejoice to aee the suggestion carried out Instead of pigeonholed 'SWEET ADALINE' An JZrlangtr husband said: -I detest all this beautiful snotc -'-No late sleep more I must get up at four JERE 1s another chance tor Post limerick -tans to cash in- on their skiH at composing tort Unas tor Jingles-Th Kentucky Post win award tour 16 (5 $3 and 13-tor the best four Unes sent In to finish the accompanying 11m- erick No 39 it's simple enough If you use sufficient thought But you must rhyme your tost line with the first two Uni of the- limerick And don't forget that the meter must be the came Some limerick tans are sending ln lines that are too long or too chart and cannot he pitas winners no matter how excellent the idea to A few fane are rushing ao much to get their limericks Into the mails that they sign only their name affix their address and send the Jingle In without completing It Ail tort Unes tor Limerick No 36 must he In the office of The Kentucky Port by i Wednesday Address them to Limerick Editor Th Kentucky Poet 421-423 Madleon-av Covington And tone get this new rule: You must have a separate dipping for every line you submit Don't send them in on other paper Use the blank printed herewith Work of limerick Judges has been delayed by readers lending ln limericks on separate sheets of paper many being incomplete and difficult to classify Please observe this contest rule Now for tost Sunday's prise winners The Judges swarded first prise to Ernest Ryle: 3204 Caraline-av Covington He will he sent a check for 315 ter completing Limerick No 35 this wise: issue Linton end Ralph Barber against Dhanka auditor Dlehtnan treasurer and the highway commissioners Judge Williams gave a decision referring the entire matter to the Court of Appeals The state contends It won a victory Montgomery chairman of the highway commission and Boone maintenance engineer and other attaches of the highway da pertinent testified Governor William Fields an Interested spectator at the proceedings Previous to hearing testimony Judge Williams overruled a demurrer to the petition Attorneys Elwood Hamilton and former governor Beckham appeared for the mandamus and took the ground the warrants were ilia gal and an Inherited debt and should be subjects for future legislation Daugherty attorney general took the ground that the Court of Appeals had upheld hto opinion validating the warrants In previous rulings Auditor Shanks former away to they think For right hour Friday night Ldventtot prayed to be- purged -ei Adventist Covington Lodge of Elks Cele-' brates Birthday TRAFFIC their sins 'Jr mission mi crowdiC end women were present and extor ed God -to forgive their woridlv runv s- NAME GOLD WAVE DUE lv Members ot Cbvlngton Newport Cincinnati and Hamilton (O-l todpa ot Elks assisted the Covington lodge in observing Its 30th anniversary of it lodge Saturday night About 176 men Including th widely known band of the Hamilton lodge participated In the celebration ADDRESS -oeo6i Forecast Is for Zero Weather and Driving Snow SPRING FASHIONS George Sheridan exalted ruler of th Covington lodge Senator A highway enlgneer 8 Boggs and a saaMsRU et as assistant NORTHERN KENTUCKY pedea- trians and motorists as well aa otkera all over the country will watch with greateet Interest the working out of Los new traffic ordinance Principal changes are designed to protect the pedestrian While a person on foot to forbidden to croea the streets In the congested districts except at Intersections other privileges are extended him the chief one being crosswalk 'where the pedestrian has the right of way over vehicular traffic Of the total deaths last year In 1m out of the 467 were due to autos striking pedestrians was responsl- Stricklett Rodney Bryson Posey executive secretary! aleo testified QUAKES IN HUNGARY 8- district attorney Frank Tracy ex-judge of the Kenton Circuit Court Edward Tracy Kenton-co attorney and Thomas Donnelly Covington public property commissioner made short talks The addresses followed a banquet One of the features of the program waa the singing of oldlaahloned song By United Frees CHICAGO Jan 31 Another Polar wave sweeping down from Alaska -ushering snow and sub-xero weather will fasten the Great Lakes region ln an icy grip Sunday Weather Bureau forecasts predicted here tonight Mercury mark will tall over the reported here to the MHriaeippl Valley in th van of of Mlskolex Gyongyoe chilling northwest winds followed Tremors Felt in Sereral Propertv to Damaged Jan Violent Turn to Page 6 and read what Henri Bendel Paris and New York 'style creator and Hedda Hoyt -United Press fashion editor- have to say about the new spring and summer styles ws have no banana Mary Stanger 10 Sterllng-av Ft Thomas could tell by their scale what they'd Ms Stratman 1010 Orchard-st Newport knew by their scales what Ryle 161 Maln-at Clifton scales that I got wouldnt Nock Wallingford Apartments Covington fish had scales yet didn't weigh" Mrs Von Boker 406 Uth-st Covington Twee SO long old pal I dare say" Mrs Kendig No 1 Cortngton preferred In the water to stay" Mrs Moreland 015 Fleasant-et Faria Ky Now get your scissors and pencils and set -to work on Limerick No 36 Four of you are going to split f5 again next Sunday port whose bert last line waa "I tad all th fish ln the hay" Fourth' prise $2 goes to Mrs CS tills 116 llth-st Newport who eent ln this line: wls fish had Ill eay" Other good lines sent ln deserving honorable mention Include the following: sent them ahead on a Crawford 14 t8th-et Laionla have brought It If I'd had a Murphy 121 Eighth-st Covington queer they love water that Mrs Philip Sullivan 2743 Alexanderav Latonta fleh without te dry George Estes 636 Mon-roe-st Newport had scale I could see what they William Janes Covington High School Surresftlve Towns VIENNA earthquakes "regions Xi Ice Slate vent out ftthimg one day Bet Me flthit teemed ell pot atoay When Mike came home that night YES SIR HERE WE ARE! CLEVELAND Jan 31 Herman Eriau and other Hungarian PJ a driving enow atormtoocordlng and Herman Ungen-1 ties At Eriau the population wae 10 10ICMt8- berg attending nmvto here ew gntortrtcken by BURNED AS HANDLE GIVES of tremors THE WEATHER New- their names flashed on the screen with a reqnrot to step to tha box property damage LOITT8VILLE KY: Leo Etoler 14 office They did and were arreated Many smokestacks roofs and waa burned seriously when ln mov-ln connection with th murder of: walla colalpsed and the old Fran- ing a kettle of water from a stove William Staffer cl scan church waa damaged the handle gave way SUNDAY JAN SI For Norther Kentucky and vicinity: Mild and unsettled probably rain or snow Colder Sunday night Me for many death but disregard of the righto and aafcty of pedes- tatona by motor car drivers caused i Xot enethet I hooked pot atceigh many others The Colon eL looking at th ques-tion from both the viewpoint of th autotot and the pedestrian suggests that northern Kentucky officials watch carefully th Los Angeles experiment with a view to reproducing If the plan proves successful the safety crosswalks on such speedways as Scott-et Covington end like wteriai highways where at times a st stream of machines makes Second prise: 35 goes to Julius Luedera 1616 Eim-at Cincinnati who submitted this lino: had scales that's why they got a weigh" Third prize 33 was awarded Mrs Karsner 712 York-st A Full Page of Crossword Puzzles Is Printed in This Issue of The Sunday Kentucky Post It Impossible for a pedestrian to cross leg a petted ft SIMM.