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LOVING CUP
PRESENTED TO ELDER F. M. FINDER
By Officers OF Christian Church.

In recognition of his faithful services.
the love and respect with which he is
held by the officers of his church and
the rounding out of his twelfth ear AS
its faithful pastor. the officers Of the
Christian church presented Rev. +. NJ
finder with handsome loving cup i'm
mediately after the morning services
last Sunday morning. In beautiful
and well chosen words, Prof. M L.
Cancer told OF the high esteem Bro.
finder was held by both the officers as
well as the members of the church and
the work that has been accomplished
under his leadership, since be and his
estimable family came into our midst
twelve years ago. Naturally and very
agreeabl. surprised was Bro. finder az
the presentation Of this beautiful and
appropriate token. and with words
ch Iked with emotion, he very touching
~ thanked the donors and said if hs
efforts with this church had accom-
plished any thing good, 1t was through
the Loyalty and support he had receiv-
ed from the entire membership. The
loving cup is OF sterling silver. beau
tiful design and upon which was en-
graved the following.
IF. II. finder
From
Officers Lancaster Christian Church
1903 1915 A"
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mrs BEAUCHAMP
MAKES STATEMENT.

Ore of the surprising statements
made thus far in the campaign was
that of Mrs Frances F. Beauchamp.
president of the State W. c. T. u. In
AN interview a few days ago, Mrs.
Beauchamp stated that her observa-
ton had been that there was strong
prejudice developing among the drys
in the Democratic party against Mr..
MeChesney, Mrs Beauehamp has been
a very close observer as well as a hard
worker, in the interest Of Statewide
prohibition. and il is somewhat surpris-
lag 10 note the frankness with which
she has expressed her opinions of what
is the most vigorous Statewide pro-
hibition campaign ever undertaken IN
this State.
"The prejudice against MIR. MeChes-
news candidacy" said Mrs. Beau
champ. comes entirely because Of
his association with Percy Haly. There
were at the beginning of the campaign
hundreds of voters who were for Me-
Chesney until il became known that he
was the Haly candidate and the candid
ate of the Haly machine. Since that
fact became generally known, there
has been a revulsion Of feeling and a
surprisingly large number Of dry votes
will go TO Stanley as a protest against
the prohibition fight being fought with
such instruments as the HalY machine
provides. believe that Mr.. Stanley
will be nominated and that the protest
ing prohibition voters will be the num-
Der Of his majority. Lexington
Leader.
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b-IO-2t Master Commissioner G. c. c.
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Gossip About
People xxx
A Briti Mention Of the Cominss and
Goirss by Those Va Are interested In.

Miss Margaret Voolfolk of .Lexing-
ton is here for a visit to relatives.
Miss Marjorie Ballou Of Stanford is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. J. L. Francis.
Mesdames W. b. Mason and W. X.
Cook were visitors in Lexington. Tues
day
MISS Msmye Lee Ballard is in Lex
ington for visit to Mrs. w. T. Wool
folk.
DR.. Casey and Mr. W. c. Price Of
Danville were recent visitors in Lam
caster.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Brown were in
Stanford for visit to DIR. (. J. Brown
and wife.
/ Lucian NJ. Grant was in Maysville
last week visiting his aunt, Mrs. j.
I Roe Young.
Miss Edith Montgomery Of Brysnts-
vile is in Lexington for visit to Mrs.
X. T. Dunn.
Mr.. J. G. Williams of Bryantsville
has been in Cincinnati for business
stay Of few days.
Miss Nell Bourne. of Lexington. il
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. b.
Bourne, for a visit.
Mrs. Ella Belts is in Frankfort the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Jesse
Arnold and Mr.. Arnold.
Mr.. George T. Brown. of Lexington.
motored to Lancaster Sunday and was
the guest of Miss Eliza Todd.
Miss Bernie Montgomery ofNBryants-
Vile was the recent guest of Miss
Katharine Bourne of this city.
Miss Elizabeth Ford was the ct
tractiye hostess Saturday TO a few
friends for a well arranged dinner-party
Miss Margaret Harding Of Danvilie
was with her cousin, Mrs }. T.. Robin
son for tine dance on Wednesday even.
ing.
Miss Eliza Todd has returned from a
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
in Nicholasvile. Lexington and Green
dale
Mr. and Mrs } j. Miller of Coyington
were the guests OF their parents, Nh
and Mrs ~ Miller, for the commence
ment.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Taylor and child
rem Of Stanford were recent visitors of
Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr. ana Mrs. q.
/ NJ. LYONS,
Mr. and Mrs Richard /. Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Bryant Of Bryantsyille
motored to Richmond and Lexington
for short visit
Misses Minnie May Robinson and
Margaret Cook are enjoying a. house
party at the home of Miss MaN May
Walker at Paint Lick.
Miss Lille May Sutton, Of McCreary,
was the attrgctiges guest of Miss Lille
Jones last week and attended the Com
mencement exercises.
Misses Virginia Taylor and Marie
Longford of near Richmond We're recent
guests Of Misses Sallie Cook Gregory
and Emma Goodloe Gregory.
Mr.. +. I. Spoonamore. of Chicago,
and Miss Mary Belle Spoonamore. OF
Kennedy Texas, We're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spoonamore for
the Commencement exercises.
DR.. ana Mrs. VIM. Burnett and
daughter, Miss CASSIE May Burnett OF
Shelbvville motored here Thursday fol
the funeral of the late Mrs. Rebeces
West.
Mr.. +. l.. Conn has purchased 4
garage in Stanford, having taker
charge last Monday. No bettel
mechanician ever lived than FraLl
Conn and we wish him success in hi
new field.
Misses Melsadie Chadwick. Verdi.
Perkins. Mamie Holman, Gertrud'
Gaines and Mary Gaines. beyy O
Crab Orchard beauties, accompanied b.
Mr. Louis Siefert. of Indiana. motore,
through our city Wednesday afternoon
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GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT


Albert HUFFMAN ) Admir- Plaintiff,
VS.. NOTICE FOR CLAIMS
Albert Huffman's Heirs. Defendants.
All persons having liens or claims
against the estate of Albert Huffman
deceased. are notified that will on the
18th and 18th of June, 1915. in my Of
flee in the Central Record Building, in
Lancaster, Garrard County. KY. be-
ginning at the hour Of o'clock, 4. NJ.
sit for the purpose of hearing proof
upon any claims against the said estate
and all persons are hereby notified to
file their claims against the said estate
at sand times are same will be barred.
w. II. Brown.
o. lO-2t Master Commissioner G. C. c.
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OIL, OIL, ATTENTION
FARMERS.

| can save YOU money, can fiji your
barrel. or sell YOU an A. No. /, up-to-
date steel barrel with faucet, 80 gallon
capacity, at a low figure, and fill same
with the best oil at low prices. saving
you from 81 to So
If YOU cannot make arrangements
through YOUR merchant, call or phone
Standard Oil. Agent,
j. w. Sweeney,
Phone 1872. Lancaster. Ky.
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House and Store Room For Sale.

desire to sell my FIVE room house
and store loom on Compbell Street.
Price ard terms reasonable.
St. pd. J. l.. Davis.
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5 IL per ct.Money-5 l-2 per ct.
5 - Years - S

Loans made on real estate. If you
need cheaper money on long time. see
me about it.
G.. b. Swinebroad,
2-lS-tf. Lancaster. XIV.
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Family Horse For Sale.

This horse is Z years old. sound.
gentle, good driver and handsome in
dividual. A. S. Robertson.
Ii. Danyille. XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-17

Let The Puritan" prepare your
auto and picnic lunches.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-17

For SALE Handsome Decker Bros.
Piano, in good condition. VIII sell
at bargain.
II Mrs. W. d. Walker.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-17
YOU'LL. FIND IT IN THIS COLUMN.

Pot flowers of all kinds for sale at.
Miss Matte Estes.
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Ia''I@- hi-SI FiiiSHs bHNSs
The earliest .Iser Of .he bird family
is the greeutnch. which sometimes
begins to sing az one o'clock on a sum.
mer morning.
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w.: WORLD

One OF the largest meetings OF the
season is expected August rs. when
members OF Forest Camp. No. Is. Wood
men of the World. gather at Pythian
Temple Twenty candidates are to he
initiated. and a special program Is
being arranged for the occasion. Sew
eral officers from other camps have
signifed their intention Of being pres
ent, and are expected to make ad-
dresses
A number OF members Of the camp At
present are attending the annual en-
campment of the w. o. W., at Buckroe
Beach. Va. The encampment opened
Wednesday. and is to continue through
tomorrow.
The last meeting Of Oak Camp, No.
4, Woodmen OF the World, was well
attended. Notwithstanding the absence
OF Consul Commander Stott and other
members of the degree team. who are
now at the annual encampment of the
Uniform Rank at Buckroe Beach. Va.
One new member was elected and five
applications were received. member
was transferred from Cherrydale Camp
to Oak Camp. A new degree team is
to be organized of sixteen men, who
are to be enlisted for three years Capt
Birge is ready to give up his commits
sion as captain. Refreshments were
| served after the meeting
Thursday. at Chesapeake Beach, Sena-
tor Morris Sheppard Will address the
! Woodmen of the World and their fami-
lies on the subject of "Fraternalism
and Woodcraft Perfected" Sovereign
Delegate Thayer of Virginia and Mary
, land will be the master of ceremonies.
Sovereign Williams is chairman Of the
reception committee. as well as the ex-
cursion committee. . Prizes are to be
offered for all the races. The prize
winning drill team from Buckroe Beach
will be in attendance. Sovereign Will
liams Is to distribute souvenirs to all
Woodmen attending the excursion.
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RQ&SaRdCANON.

Council meetings will be held this
week as follows: Monday evening. Ma
tlonal, in Pythian Temple; Tuesday
evening, Oriental. in old Masonic Tenn
pie; Wednesday evening. District. in
Perpetual building, corner of 18th and
+ streets northwest: Thursday even
ing. Capitol. in Pythian Temple. and
k1smet. in Royal Arcanum Hall. Sd
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, and Friday evening. Analostan,
in Pythian Temple. and Farragut, in
Navy building.
National Council held a special meet
ing for the instruction of candidates
last Monday evening, at which Past
Grand Regents E. B. Eynon, ]. L.
Beatte and M. Barlow Mercer were
present. At the meeting of this coun-
ell tomorrow evening it Is expected
of his recent visit to Detroit. Mich,
and his tour through automobile fac
tories located there
Wednesday evening next District
Council is to tender a reception to
Supreme Sentry Claude R. Zappone,
who is also treasurer of the National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen and
has just returned from Springfield.
Mass. where he attended the national
regatta.
The degree team of Oriental Council
probably will have an opportunity to
demonstrate its proficiency Tuesday
evening, as several candidates will be
ready for initiation at that time. Re-
gent William H. Duffy, jr., has urged
large attendance
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At the meeting Friday evening next
of Dorcas, No. 4, the committees on ar
rangements of the joint excursion will
submit their reports for the approval
of the lodge Noble Grand Zeigler and
Vice Grand Elsie Boyce headed the
large number of members of the lodge
who spent the day with the excursion
lists at Chesapeake Beach. Noble Grand
Zeigler reports that she took the ad-
vice of the grand secretary. given at a
meeting Of the lodge some time ago.
that August 10 was the best day in the
year for fishing and grabbing, and her
catch was greater than at any other
time. Dorcas Lodge is the home Re-
bekah lodge Of the grand master and
deputy grand master and also of the
that at the end of the year Dorcas
Lodge will excel all other Rebekah
lodges in the receipt of applications.
Vice President Anna Billings of the
Rebekah Assembly is spending the last
weeks Of her vacation in northwestern
Indiana in a camp with a large number
of friends and members of the Indiana
Rebekah Assembly. While in Chicago
lodges and witnessed the comforting Of
degrees by some Of the best teams Of
Illinois. Mrs. Billings expects to re-
turn September 1.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge, No. 1, dis
cussed many matters at its session
Monday evening in response to a re-
quest from Mrs. Annie q. Grigsby. pres.
ident Of the Rebekah Assembly. to APP
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W14MERlCA

Esther Council, No. 20, held its annual
lawn party Wednesday evening, under
the auspices of the good of the order
committee. Notwithstanding the sud-
den change in the weather that even
ing, it was well attended, and it is
believed that a good sum will be real
ICED when the returns are all in. The
council Is to meet next Thursday.
Several visitors were present at the
meeting of American Flag Council, No.
5, Monday evening, at Society Temple,
5th and G streets northwest. The
councillor. Mrs. Jennie Calvert. pre-
sided. The relief committee reported
that all sick members were improving
The visitors present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Nauck, Mrs. Addie White,
Mrs. Klinehanse. all Of Progressive
Council, No. 8; Mrs. E. Villa Thompson,
state councillor: Mrs. Mammie Howell,
state council conductor: Irs. Mary E.
Ferguson and Mrs. GlAce N. Wood
ward of>Fidelity Council. No. 4.
Mizpah Council. No 3. at its meeting
Friday evening, in Odd Fellows Hall,
Georgetown, had as it's guests Mrs. l..
e. Thompson, deputy state councillor:
Mrs. Mary e. Ferguson of Fidelity
Council, No. 4: Mrs. Anna Hill, past
state councillor. and Mrs. Mammie
Howell, state council conductor.
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MNX(22I HaEEKEfE

At meeting Of Hope Council. No. 1.
Tuesday evening with Mrs. virgie
Bessman. the councillor. presiding. the
deputy, Miss Lucy Petty of Alexandra.
Va. paid an official visit. She was ac-
companied by her staff Of officers. Miss
Catherine Sutton. Miss Cora Kennedy.
Mrs. Lizzie Elliott. Mr.. Charles r. Her
bert. Hugh Curtis. Charles Haynes and
w. E. Chiverals.
The relief committee reported Mrs
Emma v. Schaffer and Mrs. Clara J.
Lusby very Ill. The condition Of Mrs.
Sadie Divine of Atlantic City Council,
here in the hospital. was reported i'm
proved. The good of the order COM
mittee decided to send a basket of
fruit to the visiting sick member at the
hospital by Mrs Mamie Prender. r. H.
Prender gave an account OF his visit to
Potomac View. No. 4s, at Del Ray Mon
day evening and said Hope Council had
been invited to be with them Monday
evening September 20. for a large
class initiation. This council IL to take
charge during. initiation and every
member of the initiatory team is ex-
pected to go.
Any members of Hope Council who
are due for initiation at the time also
have been invited to go with this dele
cation and be initiated at this time.
Miss Wood turned into the treasury IS
raised through the sale of towels. I'm
der the talks for good of the order the
deputy gave a short talk. Talks were
also given by Charles r. Herbert and
w. E. Chiverals of Friendship Council,
No. %, Alexandria, Va. The picture
Frank K. Petty received was turned
over to his daughter. Miss Lucy Petty,
to present to her father. At the close
of the session dancing was enjoyed by
the younger set, with Mrs. Ida e. Mudd
at the piano.
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point committee of five to assist in
| the plans for the anniversary exercises.
| This committee includes Mrs. Grace W.
F., Matthews. noble grand: Mrs Minnie
| Draeger, vice grand: Mrs. Sarah NJ.
| Sanderson. Mrs. F. May Raitz and Miss
Emma T. Strobel.
Grand Master w. J. Rich also asked
for the appointment of representative
on committee to meet with a repre-
sentative from the Grand Lodge to
make suitable arrangements to enter
tain the visiting members of the order
during the session of the Grand Army
of the Republic next month. Mrs. Alice
S. Thomas was named as the represent
alive.
Among the visitors present were Mrs.
Laura McChesney of Martha Washing
ton Rebekah Lodge, No. 3, and Miss
Mayme Shut from GAINESVILLE, Fla.
Marshal Belle NJ Carter of the Re-
bekah Assembly who was designated
by President Annie E. Grigsby as the
representative of the assembly on the
Rebekah anniversary committee, called
a meeting of the committee in the blue
room of I. O. o. F. Hall Thursday even
ing. Every Rebekah lodge was repre-
sented by the noble and vice grand and
three other members. The subordinate
lodges and encampments were repre-
scented by one representative. Subcom-
mittees on program, speakers, music,
hall and decorations, printing and in
vitations, and on reception were ap-
pointed. The anniversary exercises will
be held on a night to be determined by
the general committee.
President Annie e. Grigsby will re-
turn from her country home in south
ern Virginia in September. President
Grigsby has carefully considered the
new fields in which she intends to or
ganize other Rebekah lodges, and will
submit her plans to the committee of
the Rebekah Assembly on the good of
the order, of which Past Noble Grand
Maud K. Brooks is chairman, upon her
return to the jurisdiction. President
Grigsby has kept in close touch with
the affairs of her jurisdiction while at
her country home, and has consulted
her associate officers and carefully in
formed herself of all the details relat-
ing to the work of the several Rebekah
lodges under the jurisdiction of the
Rebekah Assembly, and her aim to in
crease the membership over 25 per
cent during her term, it is believed by
all, will be accomplished.
The regular meeting of Esther Re
bekah Lodge, No. 5. will be held to-
morrow evening, at which time the de-
gree director, C. P. Sample, will give
an account of the exhibition drill which
team at Pen Mar. At the close of the
session social will be given. The Gus
tom of Esther, No. 5, for some time is
to set apart the last meeting for social
entertainment and confer degrees on
the first meeting of the month. The
degree team will go on the moonlight
excursion August 80.
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Calanthe Lodge has completed ar
rangements for the exhibition indoor
polo game to be played in this city by
the members of Quaker City Lodge of
Philadelphia in the auditorium Of the
Pythian Temple. September 13, at $3.50
pm. The committee on arrangements
is composed of Thomas r. Landon, Israel
Sommers, Charles Beall. Charles A.
Sterling and l. A. Emmons.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10, at its con-
vention Friday night discussed plans
for the entertainment to be presented
to the grand visitation of Grand Chan
cellor William A. Kimmel and associate
Grand Lodge officers to that body, on
the evening Of October I, which Is the
beginning of the fall visits. Virgil M.
Fookes, chairman of the committee on
principal feature of the evenings en-
tertainment will be an illustrated lee
ture-a travel talk-by the Rev. Wal
ter F. Smith, entitled Mediterranean
Ports Have Visited"
The lodge has elected Prelate C.. e.
Nicholson to succeed Vice Chancellor
M. H. Adams, resigned, and. as a con-
sequence made other changes in the
lodge line of officers. as follows: John
H. Davis has been advanced from inner
Menninger chosen inner guard. These
officers were installed Friday night
by Supreme Representative Albert
Kahlert, acting deputy grand chan
cellor
Ascalon Temple, No. 81, Dramatic Order
knights of Khorassan, will hold a
business meeting September IS in the
armory of the Pythian Temple, when
reports from the session OF the I'm
perial Palace will be made by Repre-
sentative Pines and the fall ceremonial
considered.
The board of directors of the Knights
of Pythias Hall Association announces
that a meeting of the stockholders OF
the association will be held at the
temple october II to consider the ques-
ton Of Increasing the capital stock OF
the association.
CAPITAL Lodge, No. "a. has added John
Bier to it's rolls, who affiliated with
the local lodge by transfer card from
Laurel Lodge, No. 50. Grand Chancel-
make a fraternal visit to Capital Lodge
September Z.
Century Lodge, No. 80. has elected
Clinton A.: Quencer inner guard. He
night by Past Chancellor Max Pines.
acting as deputy grand chancellor.
The committee on ways and means
transacted much important business
recently. Chairman Dickman appoint
ed. the following committee to inquire
into the advisability of holding a fair
this year: w. e. Dentinger. chairman
w. f Carver: j: E. WILSON; Q; 3; Gray
resentative from Capital Lodge. was
instructed to secure the details OF the
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9 !Wg!SS6G9ionBuS

A meeting of Washington Council is
to be held Tuesday evening. A num-
Der of important matters that were laid
on the table at the last meeting are to
be considered.
Joseph P. Cullen, a member Of the
council. has left for Binghamton, N.
Y. to attend the convention of the
Order of the Alhambra.
The past grand knight meetings will
be resumed in the early fall.
The last meeting Of Carroll Council
was one OF the most Interesting in its
history. The meeting was devoted par
ticularly to charter members, with Past
Grand Knight Patrick J. Haltigan, a
charter member, in the chair. A num-
ell were present and responded to
toasts. An entertainment and refresh
ments followed the meeting.
Grand Knight William J. MCGEE re-
ported a steady increase in the mem
berShip of the council.
Arrangements have been completed by
the grand knight of Spalding Council,
DR.. J. Rozier Biggs. for an exemplif1-
cation of the third degree of the order
in the early fall.
Many expressions of regret have been
heard from members of Keane Council,
since 1t was learned at the last meet
ing of the council that Maj c. Eugene
Edwards. who has filled the office Of
grand knight for the past term. would
not be a candidate to succeed himself.
The council under Maj. Edwards SUI
pervision has made good progress. 1t is
said. After the refusal of Maj. Ed
wards to serve for another year, J. J.
keenan, was nominated for grand
knight.
The dance held by the Columbus
Country Club Wednesday evening was
attended by a hundred couples.
At the meeting Of the boosters com.
important matters were discussed. A
committee, composed of A Hamilton
Wilson, Michael A Keane. Anton A.
Auth and George A. Howe, was appoint
ed by the chief booster. Joseph B. Nc
Cam, to arrange for a barbecue in the
fall. A special meeting was arranged
for Saturday evening at the clubhouse.
The membership campaign is still in
force and the two teams have already
turned in over fifty applications.