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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
WINCHESTER FAIR.

The Clark Co.. Fair. which will be
held in Winchester. July rs, 29. 80 and
81, gives promise Of being the greatest
fair IN the County this year. They
have closed their race program of three
trotting and pacing races each day.
with ll6 entries of the best Horses in
the United States. Their running races
will be closed on July the 9th. and
they are expecting not less than 50
entries in the running race. which is 10
be daily event at the fair.
They are giving S250.00 saddle
stake. which will be shown on the 2nd
day of the fair, they are also giving
liberal harness, combined. colt stakes.
Music will be given by a famous
band Of Is pieces.
They have secured cheap rates from
the various Railroads that run into that
city. In fact. they have one of the
greatest programs that was ever in
KY. and beyond question. the greatest
that will be seen at any of the fairs
this wear
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
$500 FOR A THOUGHT.

In the spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love, and
in the good old summertime the girl
directs both the man and his fancy to a
nearby soda fountain. Just now with
three well established soda fountains
and fourth one just opening up. the
young man rests his arms on the polish
ed table and his head in his hands and
wishes his income was $3.50 a week in
stead of SO. Harry Wares place, is
such an infant, as yet. that it hasn't
even been named. That brings US to
the point. Harry wants a name for
his new place. He proposes to give
$500 mot $780, in soda water for the
best name for this place. Each person
is entitled to give three names. Write
them on slip Of paper, hand them in
to the Record Office. These names
will be thrown on the screen at
Romans Opera House and selected by
popular applause or vote. Get in and
get $500 worth of soda water for a
thought.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
MISS HARRISON ELECTED.

At meeting Of the city board of
education held in Danville last Tuesday
evening. Miss Lucille Harrison of that
city was elected to fill the only vacancy
in the city schools. says the Danville
Messenger. Miss HARRISON is, beyond
all question. one of the most deserving
young women in the city. She is a
lover of b Ioks, student always with
the view Of teaching. She taught in
the county last year and her work was
highly satisfactory. We believe the
selection Of Miss HARRISON is a wise
one. and that she will be true to the
trust imposed on her. Miss HARRISON $
father. who died several years ago, is
well remembered by friends in this
city, when he taught school here IN the
old brick seminary. He was known
and loved by many here. who will be
glad to know that his gifted daughter
will become teacher and we predict
for her bright and prosperous future.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
EVOLUTION OF The. SODA
FOUNTAIN IN LANCASTER.

1t is very doubtful if any one knows
just exactly when the first soda foun-
tain began business in Lancaster. The
fountain that Lillard & Elkin put in
their drug store some years ago would
hardly be called a fountain in COM
parison with the beautiful ones we
have in town row, altho even then con-
siderable efforts was expended in its
establishment.
We specialized on strawberry soda
water in those days, but it was not ice
cream soda. Only few syrups were
used, such as vanilla, orange. lemon
and strawberry.
The next development in the SOFA
water business in Lancaster was its
popularzatlon. the arrival of the ice
cream soda in all its glory. Every
thing delightful is sold at our fountains
now from an antidote for the morning
after" TO a square meal. During the
last five years the business has increas-
ed more rapidly than ever before. We
doubt if any drug stores in the state
have any handsomer better equipped
fountains than have Stormes and Nc
Roberts.
The Puritan, which caters to another
class of trade, serving sandwiches etc.
is given up to be the prettist place for
a small town in the state.
Then Harry Wares place is still in
its infancy, but rather lusty infant,
giving promise Of great future.
Yes, We are proud today of the
growth in this line of business and the
enterprise of those at the head Of il.
but we must not forget our 'mixologists'
II is real pleasure to watch Robert
Walter, Milton Elliott. John McRoberts.
Ben Woods. Jim Hilton. Walter Cox
and Harry Ware as they make the
foam rise on the chocolate soda and
listen TO the s-z-z-z-, s-z-z-z-. of the
carbonated water as they cause it to
leave the frosted goose-neck faucet and
squirt into the polished glass. The
sound alone is cooling and refreshing.
Summertime and soda water 90 to-
gether. for one demands the other.
Everybody patronizes them now.
We have a thirst. but not for long
what will you haye-come have one on
me.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
"LIFES SHOP WINDOW"

The Gurnee Amusement Co., lessess
of the Romans Opera House. has Sc
cured for its patrons, the exclusive
rights for the exhibition of the famous
Fox Film feature. which they will
show each Thursday night. The man.
agement is to be congratulated upon
securing the productions Of this WELL
known and hlgh-class company and he
assures that only the best of their pro-
auctions will be shown. Tonight. they
present a five reel drama by this
company, entitled, ''Lifes Shop Win
dow" featuring the beautiful actress.
Claire Whitney. Every beholder of
this masterpiece of perturbation will
be charmed by the appealing story
and compliant drama of Victoria
Cross greatest and most famous
book. Other pictures for Thursday
nights are "a Fool There Was,
The ldler." etc. See the first
exhibit Of feature by this Co. in this
citv tonight They are sure 70 please
you.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
ROBERT CROUCH KILLED
By Woman Al DanviIIe.

Robert Crouch was shot and instantly
killed at Danvile Sunday afternoon by
Mrs. Hattie Henson, wife of Robert
Henson. The tragedy occurred on the
pavement in front of the Henson home
on Second street. Mrs. Henson had
been away from home and had left
several dogs fastened up. They howled
so much that neighbors were unable to
sleep. Crouch and other neighbors
demonstrated with Mrs. Henson. the
outcome being the death of Crouch.
Crouch was about forty-hve years old
and Mrs. Henson about fifty. Mrs,
Henson was arrested and placed In jail.
Her examining trial will be held Satur-
day. In the meantime she is out on q
81, 600 bona.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Has Well Attended Meeting At Auditorium

One of the best and most enthusiastic
meetings of the Commercial Club. was
the open session at the school Audi
toriun last Thursday night. Some
splendid talks were made by men who
know and each was greeted with ap-
plause. The speakers were all mem
bers of the Chamber OF Commerce of
Lexington and were guests OF the Com
mercial Club while in the city. Thew
were as follows; Edward A. Quarles.
Robert NJ. Allen. Chas. d. Bohannan,
J. p. Jones', Mr.. Burch and Mr..
Featherstone.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
BASE BALL.

One Of the best ball games of the
season. Of the Lancaster Colored
Eclipse Team. will be played on the
local ball park Monday evening, with
the strong White Sox" Team from
Louisville. The White Sox" team is
by far the best in the State and Mgr.
Lesvell has been very fortunate to
book this game.
Burdett and Emerson will be the bat
teries for the local nine. Go out and
see real game of Base Ball.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
HARRODSBURG FAIR.

In this issue Of the Record appears
the advertisement of the Hsrrodsburg
Fair, the dates of which are July 9th
Goth The amphitheater has been en-
larged and many other additional con-
veniences built. The premium list is
large and attractive premiums are be-
ing offered, which insures the best dis
play Of stock ever shown in Central
Kentucky. Two good bands will fur
nish the music and a splendid dinner
furnished by the ladies of the church,
will be only minor attractions at this
good fair. A good crowd will go from
this place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
BOY SCOUTS RETURN.

The Lancaster Boy Scouts returned
Friday from Camp Daniel Boone on the
Kentucky River. All report very
enjoyable and instructive time. in spite
Of the rainy weather which was oc-
casioned during the first part of their
stay.
Assistant Scout Master Robert EN-
bry had very narrow escape from
drowning. and but for the timely ar
rival of assistance. would have probab-
ly been drowned.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Has Good Meeting At Kengarlan Hotel.

One Of the best meetings ever held
in the county, was that of the Grrrard
County Medical Society held at the
Kengarlan Hotel last Thursday after
noon. Several interesting papers were
read. among them one by DIR. B. C.
Rose, of Bryantsville. on "bandaging"
and splendid address by DR.. A. W.
Cain, of Somerset. who is Councillor
for the Sth district. The address of
DIR. Cain. on The Modern Doctor"
was highly enjoyed by all present. The
meeting was well attended and in
teresting throughout.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AVERTED

Mrs. X. Z. McRoberts and son. John
narrowly averted a serious accident
when the stearing wheel Of their auto
came off weile on their way to DAN
VILE. and they ran into the fence near
the Yeager home. Mrs. McRoberts
was thrown out and considerably shock
ed for short while. They were very
fortunate in escaping without injury to
to either Of the occupants Of the
machine.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
MEETING OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

The School of Methods of the Ken
lucky Sunday School Association will
hold its meeting at Estill Springs for
the week beginning July oath. All the
officers and members of this Associa-
ton are urged to attend the meetings.
Special arrangements have been made
whereby board and room may be OBJ
tanned for the week for ten dollars.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
DIR. GANFIELD SPEAKS.

DIR. W. A. Garfield, President Of
Center College. preached two splendid
sermons here last Sunday. In the
morning he spoke at the Presbyterian
church and in the evening at the union
services at the school Auditorium.
His sermons were full Of thought and
eloquence and while the day was ex-
tremely hot, he had good audiences at
each meeting.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
MAKING GOOD ATTORNEY

Green Clay Walker. Of Lancaster.
formerly editor Of the Record. was
mere this week looking after some le-
gal matters. He sold his paper to take
up duties Of county attorney. to which
office he was elected by a nice ma
jority. Moon" made a good news
paper man and is delivering the goods
equally as well in his new station. -
Dsnville Messenger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
THEM'S OUR SENTIMENTS.

The Ehzabethtown News says there
are but two classes of people who are
going to vote in the August primary
election those who care more for
prohibition than they do for the Dem
ocratic party and those who care more
for the Democratic party than they do
for prohibition. The News says it be-
longs to the latter class.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
MEETING OF PROGRESSIVES.

The Garrsrd County Progressives
met here Saturday. but as there were
only eight present. the meeting was
postponed and another meeting called
for Monday, July 9th when another
attempt will be made to reorganize the
party in this county. Apparently the
Bull Moose movement has died here as
elsewhere but the Garrard county type
seems to die little slower than any
where.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
LAST WARNING
TO GERMANY.

II is the unofficial opinion of the
press that this Government will restaie
without argument its position on the
rights of unarmed neutrals to the safe
ty Of the seas. and that this country
will construe violations of these rights
as "unfriendly acts" and will reject
the German proposal for the establish
ment of a United States passenger
line, using both German and English
passenger ships, as impracticable.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22

The Head Of food and Drug Depart
ment at Lexington has sent out warn
ing to all mills who bleach -four, to so
brand as the law requires it. We wish
to say II you will try Glen Lily you
will get one that is made without Bleach
ing 7-l5-4t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
A RAISE FOR THE ?. N.

Postmaster Ephriam Brown has re-
reived notice from the Post Office De-
partment Of raise in salary of one
hundrd dollars per annum, bringing his
salary TO sl700.. with an allowance Of
500. tor an assistant.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
LANCASTER GIRLS
WIN In CONTEST

In the Interior Journal Contest which
has just been decided, Miss Stella
Comley and Miss Florence Dawes were
among the winners in District No. 2,
and as a result will be given trip to
Mammoth Cave.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22

Congratulations are being showered
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Stevie Layton over
the arrival Of fine boy. who bids fair
to follow in the footsteps Of his father,
who is prominent and well thought Of
young farmer. living near Nina.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22

Away back yonder in the dawn Of
creation mans wardrobe consisted
consisted Of fig leaf and a pleasant
smile. we have added to our wardrobe
and left off the smile.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
MT. VERNON FAIR.

Mr.. Vernon, the North Gate to the
Cumberlands. located on Boone Way.
the first officially located highway
across the state of Kentucky. as well
as being on East Dixie Highway, will
hold its annual fair on August 4. and
8. Attend and meet the Boone Way
boosters and other live-wires.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22

Division No. Of the c. w. X. NJ.
will serve lunch in the park, to the
Court Day Crowd, July 18th, coffee,
sandwiches, pies and etc.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
COMEDIAN DRAW
ING CROWDS.

Mr.. Emmett Martin, comedian who
is playing this week at the Opera House
is drawing good crowds and gaining
much applause by his songs. dances
and comic monologues. Go to hear him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22

Rev. +. NJ. finder will I'll his pulpit
at the Christian church Sunday morn
ing at the regular hour.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-22
URSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 22. 1915.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Read elsewhere in this issue, Lieut.
Governor, Dermott's announcement
to speak atRomsn's Opera House.
next Monday July 26th at 80 .. m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
SALOON MEN TO FIGHT
DRY BROOKLYN SUNDAY
Thirst Assuaging Committee
Is Planned to Offset Work
Of the Ants.

Notwithstanding the Weather Blu
reau's forecast OF a comfortable wet
ness for Sunday the outlook in mary
saloon bars in the city. especially in
Brooklyn. last night was for a barome-
ter so clogged with thirsty sand As to
resemble an hour glass
There was still much mystery as 20
the origin of the tip that padlocked
many a we'll oiled back door last week.
In Brooklyn the members of the Kings
County United Liquor Dealers Associt-
ton believe. IL was said. that commit
tees OF tho Anti-Saloon League, tho
Committee OF Fourteen. the Sunday OBJ
servancs League. the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union and kindred organ
izations ave been urging the W
TO enforce a dry Sunday.
A trustee of the Kings county associa-
ton said last night that at the quarterly
meeting on Wednesday "A committee was
appointed to plan a campaign against
Sunday closing in brooklyn, EnGelhert
Rick. president OF the association. would
neither confirm nor deny this last night
The signs indicate that he who would
drink tomorrow in Brooklyn must buy
to-daV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
c0LUMBIA'S DEBATERS WIN.
>'sne with \. Of y. Team Against
\rmy and Navy increase.

PHiiAuEtPHIA, March columbia
''lea'cd the University of Pennsylvania
N~'hatlns team tonight in the annual tri-
angular league contest among Columbia,
-Hrh"Il and Pennsylvania. Resolved.
mat the United States in view OF the
'fe'"nt situation should take immediate
steps N materially Increase its army
'H' navy was the question. Columbia
''gued the negative.
me pennsylvania team defending the
,NrInai.Ne Included A Pendleton, II, j..
FPan and f. G Gould. The columbia
rsatNe Included !. w, Donahy, j, G.
'al and f. Earle.
whether the United States should take
mined a." steps to increase it's army
40 navy materially was debated last
eh' oy Columbia, Cornell and Penn
''''a0ia Iu an Intercollegiate triangular
~,,o'lesl held simultaneously in New
'niN' I''aoa and Philadelphia.
M the debate mere the Cornell team,
'A"IolnF the negative, defeated the
,Nmo.a team. Elmer T.. Brown, cnan-
elof az New York University. pre-
..rI The Cornell team was composed
"S ; I."ibowitz, Is r. II. Blanchard,
ID ''H l. r. Gaherman, 10. The Co.
''t".t team vas composed OF j. B.
'''.ne 10 $. J. Rosenberg. Is, and
r P".eHile, '1G
I." Ildg's were Justice NJ. ]. Keogh.
m'.,fH g. Breed and Lawrence S,
HUI Sr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
LOSES IN JERSEY RECOUNT.
Asse mbl> man John j. johnson
HrRtcn by 10 Majority.

TRENTON, y. j., March 5.-Assembly-
man John j. Johnson. Democrat, OF f,u-
glcwood, was counted out of his scat
in the Bergen delegation by tho House
Committee on Elections to-day. When
the committee concluded its recoun, Of
votes IN the county late this afternoon
Jason Il, Elliott, Republican, had a ma
iority of 10 Owe Johnson.
The committee Will al
Hackonsack next Monday morning To
recount the ballots rejected by the
County Board of Elections during the
recount obtained In the sixth Congress
district by former Senator John -,
Prince IN contrasting the reelection OF
Representative Hart.
Official election returns gave Mr..
Johnson II majority OF 90. Prior ia
to-daY's session the committee had re-
iccted ~ more Johnson than Elliott
ballots, Al to-day's session Elliott
gained 4! more, thus indicating his
election by ~ votes ave Johnson.
II IL now regarded as certain hat the
committee viii recommend the seatine
Of Elliott IN place OF johnson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
JERSEY LIQUOR MEN STIRRED
Take steps to Fight Proposed Lo-
caI option Law.

TRENTON. y. j., March b-Whether
the announcement by A~ssemblyman Mar
tin, minority leader in the House, that
the Hudson delegation il likely to vote
for the local option bill he accepted
seriously or as n political bluff, II has
stirred the liquor interests of New Jer-
sey to unwon,ed activity.
The Hotel and Tavern Keepers Asso-
citation of New Jersey held a special
meeting here to-day and discussed for
several hours the most effective means
or combating the pending measure. The
members were unanimous in the belief
tina the situation from the view po'n-
of the liquor interests is grare, but
they differed as to how the campaign
should be waged.
The outcome was the appointment or
a special legislative committee Of FIVE
with power to act for the association.
IL il composed of John G.. Scheihle OF
Hightstown John Rachor, Jr,, Of Wood
bury Peter Moran of Salem, James
Jones of Redbank and T Elwood Sny-
der OF Eatontown,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
DANCING BARRED IN
OCEAN GROVE HOMES
New Jersey Methodist Pastors
Assured That Lid VIII
Be Kept On.

ATLANTIC CITY. March 5-Ministers
Of Methodist Episcopal churches in
New Jersey now in conference here
were assured to-day that despite agi-
tation to the contrary dancing. even In
private homes. will never be allowed in
Ocean Grove, the state retreat for
Me,hodists. The Rev. J. w. Marshall.
superintendent OF the Trenton district,
had this to say:
II understand some OF the cottagers
favor letting down the bars so that
small dances might be held In homes
for the young folks. ! assure you that
the authorities VIII never tolerate any
thing Of the kind
Dr. william Nichols, superintendent
of the Camden district. opposed the
belief expressed by Mayor william
Riddle OF Atlantic City that the city
needed 10 be livened up a bit. lie
said
"ln Atlantic City. Gloucester city
and Camden the liquor business IL
being driven into speak easys' and
blind pigs No longer do intelligent
persons demand that the liquor bust
ness be exempt from the law for finan-
cial success. The man who advocates
the Sunday. saloon. the cabaret or n
side show OF s~cantily dressed women
as necessary to attract people IN At
Antlc city is Il joke"
President Charles Read OF the Lay
mems Association spoke Of the failure
Of the national prohibition act. lie
urged every Methodist In the state to
work for the local option bill which has
passed the New Jersey state Senate
and is now up to the Assembly.