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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04


Mr.. Sam Haselden made a bust
ness trip to Richmond, Monday.
Miss Lottie Carson. Of Stanford.
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Allie
Yantis.
Mr.. Sam Haselden and son, Dun
can, are in Cincinnati, this week, on
business.
Mrs. Clarence Withers of licking
ton, will be the guest Of Mrs. Dora
Miller, next week.
Miss Matte Estes spent Monday in
Richmond and Kirksville, with rela-
tives and friends.
Misses Mayyme and Reba Smith
are at home for few weeks after at
tending school at Berea for the past
year.
Mr.. John lie Guaite Of New Or
leans, will join his wife Friday for
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Wherritt
DR.. Dan Collier Elkin, Of Atlanta.
arrived Tuesday and is with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elkin, for
short stay.
Mr. W. c. Wherritt and children.
William and Marie, of New Orleans.
are here for visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Wherritt.
Mrs. J. w. Aker has returned after
months visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. ID. Carpenter Of
Preachersville.
Mrs. o. U. Terrill has returned to
her home in Richlands Va, after
spending some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams.
Misses Liceie and Bessie Holtz-
claw. of Lincoln county, were charm
ing and attractive guests for Chau-
tauqua, Of Mrs. Joe Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs f. B. Clark and
beautiful little daughter, Gladys
Stone, of Danville, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hamilton.
Miss Lillian K Estes has returned
home. after pleasant visit of two
weeks to Mrs Harvey NJ. Estes and
Mrs Harlan Muntz Of Georgetown
Mrs. 6. NJ Treadway and Miss
Chastine Rucker, of Paint Lick.
spent last Wednesday with their sis
ter, Mrs. Jas. G. Conn, near Lam
caster.
Misses Mary Arnold of Richmond.
and Dorothy Susan Newland of
Stanford, have been the attractive
little guests of their aunt, Mrs. Lula
johnson.
Mrs. Joe f. Robinson. Misses Joan
Mount and Johnetta Farra, have re-
turned home after a weeks stay in
Covington with Mrs. George A. Nc
Roberts.
Misses Dorothy Susan Newland
and Mary Arnold of Richmond, have
returned home after spending the
Chautauqua week with Miss Florence
Johnson.
Miss Norma Burns Montgomery,
one of the popular and efficient
operators at the local exchange,
spent the weekend with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. F. W. Montgomery, at
Bryantsville.
MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Baird of Berea,
and Mrs John later and little daugh-
ter, Francis, of Lancaster. spent last
week with their brother, Andrew
Croushorn, who is now at Camp Tay-
lor. and also their mother Mrs. S. +.
Croushorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed c, Gaines and
son, Claude Rice, are spending a few
days in Louisville, this week. MIR.
Gaines doesn't think that Lancaster
is large enough for him to celebrate
1.-THE Fourth" in, hence his visit to
larger fields.
MY. and Mrs. Wesley Dickerson.
Misses Pearl and Katie Barnes Dick
erson, left Monday for Cleveland. o.,
where they will purchase Chandler
touring ear for Mr.. j. E. Dickerson.
They will make motor trip to
Niagara Falls. and other points East,
returning by Cincinnati. where they
viii also visit.
Mrs. Il. +. Hughes and daughter,
Margaret. returned to Louisville,
Friday affar a xvaoks sta,, ,,,,tl, L..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04
KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS.

In this issue of the Record we are
printing full instructions for knit
ting socks and sweaters for the Red
Cross chapter. These instructions
are very important and we ask that
all who read them and expect to help
in this noble and worthy work. cut
out these instructions and preserve
them for future references.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

FOR SALE:-High Grade Black
Angus yearling bull Price 500.
h, c, McWhorter, Paint Lick, Ky.
6-2O-3t, Route 2.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

LOST:-in Lancaster Wednesday,
June 20, small tan and white shep-
herd dog with bod tail. Reward
Mars Swinebroad.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

GOOD TEAMS WANTED to
break and prepare so acres just after
threshing. Henry Lloyd,
Lancaster, Phone 204.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

WHEAT WANTED:-I am in the
market to buy your wheat for J ".
Earring and Co. will give the best
price and furnish all sacks.
W. f. Parks, Paint Lick, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

LOST:-On Chautauqua grounds,
small hand bag containing pair of
glasses. Finder please return to
this office. 1t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

FOR SALE:-White Navy Seed
Beans. Any quantity at ]. L. Davis
meat shop. Jake White.
IL nd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

LOST:-Black yearling jersey
heifer, dehorned. Reward for find
ing her. A. ID. Lee,
1t. Lancaster, Ky, r. R. 2.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

FOR SALE-Quarter-sawed man
ell, tile hearth and CRATE.
If. S. A. Walker.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

WANTED:-About twenty head
of stock to Craze. C. w. Sanders,
Phone 395-R Judson, Ky.
6-27-3t-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

STRAYED'-away from my place
on the Carterville pike, about June
LIST, Red Heifer calf, short horn,
weight about 500 pounds. Liberal
reward for information leading to
its recovery. Will Marshbanks.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

LoST:-Ladies gold watch, be-
tween j. S. SINNERS store and Lar
caster. Dates engraved in back
of case, Dec. 25th, '95, and Oct 2lst,
80. Liberal reward.
lt-pd. Henry Moore, Jr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04

Optimistic Thought
Tine never fails To bring every en-.
slted reputation to strict strutiny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25

I M-| -|-.| -. L.. = W
HNe tuat. Al tuey W1ut INTO ooRr0y He
american exp0ft business. ana toe
means tney employ 70 thet end ~ sec
onuary CONSIDERATION with them. ne
sa,u ne oio no, KNOW personally OF any
otner canceHaucn OF orders from SraHil.
put nau heard OF such.
Geo.se WOOD. president OF the Miil-
.,iie manuiacturine company oso Ches,-
nu, s,ree, saiu ne nao NOT neard o. sucn
,nopasanoa; anu on account OF 'he way
w wnich therr south American export
hear of such canceIIa,ions in,ned,ateiy
as they exported through n New York
commission bouse which acted no mid
die man between American exnort,np
and Brazilian or other South American
importers. These commission houses take
over the goods of various exporters ind
assume all responsibility as to the f1nan-
cial standing Of the firms with which
they do business OF course. he added,
If a South American house with good
standing wants to do business with us
direct we would certainly accommodate
them. AS for this propaganda. he said
ne mao NOT heard OF 1t. but 1t would not
surprise him
Bonds FIuctuete Widely
Ronds vera sub,oc, q, ,,,. e,
,ions ON tho Nav yor,. S,o'T Uo,'.,
in the late trad,ng ,rhnrsao,, anS
throuebout y,.,erday's sa,s;.,n ~. ,l'',
,arly in such Issues as tho S.,,,,,pr,, Do
cifi,, convertible 4. and In,arna,,a,a,
Mercantile Marina si,,,in. fun,, 80 ,rbnra
was n large volume of business ,rans
acted In both these issros ''''
,n,o...
son,ewbat Iow,r ,han ,,. ,.,,s.,N aNe an"
tanning week ago, particularly the
4Ls. The 3lss held at from % 60 10
$3.50.
Fore,qn Covor,ms,,s -
firm. There ba. hoon yoos S,,'.,,,. ',,
foreign Goverpren, ;ss,,os ,,
weeks past and there aSns,rs 90 ha rn
10, IN a., mi. ra,nao, ,,,. .,.
reports in wal, stree, ,bsra has -,
cons,der,h,. .,our,,,,,,,a. 80
bonds for foreigp occo,,n,
\ American ,reienhona an, ro,,,,
conyertibIe Go changsd ,,onds A. III,
xo,un,a at fron, o97I -. no ,,,,
bonds have exner,o,,cd , ,ih,ra, ,.,.
of activity renon,iv aI,h,nut, -. ~.
been hut s,,.i, chsna. T., a,,., "as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25

Dr. Whitehead ,oiil drstrcr yopr business
@ Fesr ss4ls: o'ssss .ss sTss sTs
iia,smsys To- ,schnioai questions % ,cin Be- seSi
coT THss'iSos THS @os, e." n,ers1n &c Srps
sory s 81 81 eisr 'e%yrsrs Flint ''" be 00'" into the
CCXXV1I
AFTER G0Mman had finished explain
ing why the Magnitude couldn't
guarantee future for anybody. as that
was up to each fellow for himself to
make. | did some tall thinking.
Then I said: Mr.. Goldman. would
you give me a bigger drawing account
would YOU give me s25 week, like
Mr.. Lee offers, instead Of the SIS I am
getting?"
NO, most assuredly no." he replied
abruptly. why should I? You get a
check every month which makes your
actual earnings more than s25 week.
] certainly won't do more for you than
| would for any other man; neither, of
course, would I do less"
After few minutes of the most wor
ried thinking I'd ever done In my life
! asked: ''Mr. Goldman. how would II
be for me to try this real estate job for
a month or so, and then IL 1t didn't pan
out very well Id come back for good?"
For everybody's sake | must say no.
lf you went to work for this Mr.. Lee
under those conditions you wouldn't do
your best. The thought that you didn't
have TO make good would act as a drag
ON YOU certainly couldn't have you
back here if once you left. It's against
jhe rules of the company"
| automatically read Mr.. Lees letter
The one part which read. "The average
earnings for the six leading men have
been more than $50 a week." seemed to
stand out from the rest of the letter.
I'm not earning half that now. After
all. money talks. and IL a little concern
VIII pay me more than a big one I
ought to change. It's all right for the
Magnitude to say that I'll get more there
IN the end. but I. want more now--not
when I'm too old to be able to have a
good time.
so. right or wrong. 7 told Mr.. Gold.
man that l felt | ought to go to Mr.. Lee.
do hope you won't feel badly. Mr..
hoidman," / concluded, you'll soon get
Some one TO take my place. I'll turn over
all my leads to anybody you wish"
T don't feel badly on our account,
fllnt'' Goldman said, but do feel a
nit sorry on your account. However,
wish you all kinds Of good luck"
He had pushed a button and Perkins
came in. Mr.. Flint has decided To leave
US I'M sorry to say. Will you take
charge OF his leads and give them to the
other men? Ask the cashier to make up
Mr.. fiint's account and give him a check
ior what's due him. He may be glad to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25

felt A. n 1 had lest a bunch OF friends.
I'd been there, one OF them, 20 long, ana
now---I was only an outsider! Well III
soon know another bunch Of fellows at
Lees-and perhaps the Magnitude VIII
be sorry they were so mean TO me.
oh, dear. do hope i've done the best
thing. Francis is mad as a wet hen and
says dad will be disguised.
After all, it's my job. not theirs.
This morning I went TO Mr.. Lees Of
fee and told him I'd be ready to start
work on Monday.
He lit n fresh cigar--hes always
smoking-and said, Young man, I'm
glad to have you with us an I want to
tell yer that you'll he with bunch OF
live wires. Every fellow here is a top
notcher."
The door opened and a red-headed.
short young fellow came in smoking a
cigarette. He was--how shall ] say IT,
he was too much dressed. lie looked like
he was dressed up 10 do song and
dance at IA vaudeville show. You know
what ! mean.
But TO come back to redhead lee in
troduced me to him as This Is Iiegler.
my star salesman. Flint, I believe he
could sell wooden legs to centipedes.'
Then to Zeigler: We'll, how have the
fates been today
81 got a couple more unloaded q. X
Good boy. Turn the contract over to
Miss Sharp
Then he showed me photographs OF
Leevile Park. told me how TO get there
and lot more dope OF that kind.
1t seems the house lots at Ieeville
Park are 35 by 125; that is, most OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
SAILORS CLASS AT PENN
instruction in Seannanship Is Now
Given ut University

Glasses in seamanship have been
added to the roster of the naval unit
at the University of Pennsylvania En-
signs McHenry and Mcdonald have been
appointed instructors for the new course.
which will be started next week. Chief
Boatswain's Mate j. A. Huber. former
physical instructor at the United States
Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md. has
been appointed drill leader for the unit,
which until yesterday was forced TO 60
through its pace without rifles
A shipment of rifles for the students
army corps arrived today and every
man in the unit Is now fully equipped.
To guard against the danger of fires, an
emergency crew TO take charge of the
fire apparatus at the university has
been named by Cominandant Griffith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
SAVES SHOEMAKER'S LIFE
Pedestrian Detects Gas Escaping an
Finds Man Unconscious

George Linn. a shoemaker, was found
unconscious from tine effects of ilumnat-
ing gas this morning in his shop, S17
South ThirN street. At the Mount Sinai
Hospital physicians said he might re-
cover.
Linn was discovered by william Carr.
Third street below Catharine, who
smelled gas as he was passing the mans
shop. He forced an entrance into the
place. Linn was lying on the floor while
gas was flowing from an open Jet. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25

people of
.hiladezphiia::. :.
NOU made it possible for the
Il telephone service to weather
the influenza crisis. We realize the
personal discomfort and sacrifice
that many telephone users accepted
that this service might be saved for
the sick and the Government. The
nature and fulness of the response
evidenced a most impressive public
sympathy and spirit of helpfulness.
Conditions in our central offices now
show improvement. We look for
an early restoration OF normal con-
diti0ns through gradual return to
duty of those of Our employees VINO
have been afflicted.
Your telephone service is the result
of the efforts of a large body of men
and women. Through your consid-
crate treatment they we're enabled
to give their service where the need
was greatest. 1t is these men and
women who are grateful to you.
The Bell Telephone Co. of fPenna.
IL KlNNARD. Vice Pres. Gent Mgr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story Of Salesmunship by
Harold Whitehead
fConyrfohD

w. Whitehcud ,piil dnsrer your business
1,oms e,,, s,n,,n on b.yino. seiiin0 odpcrisn0 ond
,mpsoDncnf. ASK bour questions clearly aud
gnr az! the facts. Your correct name ard
5vm Tha 0ddrcss must be sfoncd TO aii INQUIRIES.
ans,rers to tcchnicnf 1ucsiiors ,piu BE- sent
~, ~ ,n;. mn". Other gmcstions. wiil be nns,oer.d
" th'S column. The most Interesting prob
icms OF inqpircrs to!iI be tcoven iiIto the
sforD Of Peter Flint.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-06

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en- europpiif @oun.
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er forfremmct til Soptein % yr for
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fife 4iuumisiiousiorbunh er / Min.
nedpoIiS pnu @ienmemreiic iii ainn.
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her mcr8 ban penter pon Sfib@Ici
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hem N}enigbeh, minneapolis, hor re-
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berg bar oUrct @rcit for @etbIcbcm
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Qotho N}cuiQbr6. minneapolis, Min-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-06

iers norits lutberite Weniebeo" / 9roois
I'm, boor ban / ) Var pirtet JON Talior
Gperiors 6iGIpepreit.
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n un9 ru5itlf Seoe efter nogen fan
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enirgens Scr. Set Yfeooe ocn9aua
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~6oreuin9en for SsraeIsmisiiou" /
Soerige og blep ira Speri9e ienbt iom
SsoemisiionRr til Humpnien, bpor ban
/ II Iar bar lebet en- peliignet Sgoes
miSiionSoirtionbeo, inotil ban iom 6els
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bdpbe % flhate Ill Nmerita. WEB oct
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set &alo iom mi CT ubiteot til ham er
Der oa aabnet bant Nnlebnin9 iii after
al pirfe / en- IntGerif Wisiion, og BET er
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Observation-Disclosures / Gbicapo.
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MING. ioa BEN mo- bare rig Tru9t til
Srelie for Seoerne.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-06

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f9roig at De funbe inbbpoe areoien
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Iar. Senne M~enigbeo bar ppret
betlent al Paitorerne 8. 9ren1a, $.
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beoets nuoGrenoe Brett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-06

Sen 140c Roucniber. Sn6tPQterne
/ Narct3 Sch Dor $592.63, bporai
Snoremi&iionen bar iooet $227.95
GA 0eouingcmiSiioncn $t90.44. 5af.
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