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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
SPECIALTIES FEATURE
DENTAL CONVENTION
Five Noted Authorities VIII Lecture
And Demonstrate Tnlks
ny Clinics.

Special clinical work Is featuring
this years meet Of tho Oklahoma
State Dental society. whit'h convened
here Yesterday, holding It's sessions
in tho old high school building ,
Five instructors have been brought
here TO give special instruction in
their particular line OF work.
throughout the week Glasses will
he held from Q O'Clock until . each
day, In the old high school building.
The meeting opened yesterday
with patriotic services. Or A T..
Bonell OF Muskogec. delivering the
address Or. J. NJ. Temples Of this
city welcomed the visitors and Dr.
W g. Waddell OF Klngfsher re-
sponded
Dentists who have come here to
assist In the meeting and give special
instruction are Or, Elmer s Best OF
Minneapolis, who will have class in
root canal filling and focal infec-
tons; Or Rupert T.. Hall OF Chicago.
-full denturcs. Or t.. H. Roach OF
Chicago. partial plates; Dr. Arthur
u. Smith of Chicago. nerve blocking
and anesthesia DR.. James NJ Prime
or Omaha Neb., operative dentistry,
crowns and bridge work.
In connection with the course,
Mrs Ina Mae Hover ~ Omaha is
here to conduct special Glars IN
training lady assistants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

pauy and from the OWcEt . .Hr
March Oil Compdu,
While raEe was uogota... lur
the purchase of the leases fr... H.,
der for the OmcEa pu .u.rtu,
Ninemiller notified him NJ VI.
lercst Page was NOT uuN p.... Ipuf
~ said companies and u.I.. lur
them In all Transaction ,nr ...ns
the purchase and Iu,u~tDr .' .pt
leases bat at the time az .h. ..-r.
mcut to the omega Dll rour,.. nn
owned about half OF the sn... oft
stock and when as-iEumCu .,ns
made to The March uu ,owu. af
the 32o00 shares he owned ... mT
two
shifting property from uu. tul
10 the other viii not u,., 'IN
cNndc tho force ana effect of ..f 70
and knowledge Let mot lH. Ir't
hand know what they pEh' rud
dncth. IL a rule of humility . nr
observed IN giving aims. and un.
scrvance for the purpose of ..tu.
ing knowledge and notice lu H.Nu-
ommercial bargains viii lead .n .u.
cNItahle trouble
That the Omega OU. Cu..tu,
took these leases with the know ..Irr
and notice OF Winemillers interest
therein. there can be no roui,unou
Tho defense of the March DU .am
pany that II Is an innocent pur ts,r
therefore falls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
SAMMlES STREAMING
TOWARD BATTLEFIELD
lager Ia Get Into Frry: Those IcTl
Behind Envy Troop, Chosen
for iArlN NCtlon.
ARE WELL TRAINED TROOPS
Completely Equipped aud NnNiuus
to Attack; thccrcd on Way by
less Fortunate Comrades.
R, Ths'Anoc,s,ed rrc,s

~ NV Nhtn'lAlfu lFfNN
WITH THE AMERICAS Array
IN FRANCE, April Definite of-
hcial announcement that American
troops viii actually fight side 10y
side with the French and british In
northern France reached the Amer.
lean troops tonight in Parts now.
papers II was greeted win cheer.
ing The mon who viii go are en-
We'd by the rest OF tho American
forces
AS they passed hy on the roads
they. were Speeded on their Vav
with cries such as 'eat 'cm up and
geo, YOU fellows are In luck
orders To proceed toward the
plains NJ piCHrdy we're received
from the French high command
three days ago. but until today no
mention could be mado officially of
IT,
Tho muddy roads we're again to-
day idmmcd with Americans ON tho
move In some cases they were
marching In double lines, taking uu
the road from side to side For
obvious reasons II Is inadVisAblc to
disclose where tho troops are going
where they are coming from or even
the directions In which tho move
ments are being made II may not
he many days, however, before the
United States vill know. II Is prob.
able that the first news viii come
with the report of the American
forces In ACTION but when that may
bo.is subject which cannot be dis
cussed Whenever II is It Is certain
that the troops viii give good ac-
count ot themselves. for they are
husky. hardy, trained and complete
ly equipped and ON their toes for 4
clash with the enCnlN n this clash
should he in the open the troops viii
lIke II an the better for they say
that's our game
All are determined 10 get into the
fight II possible The correspondent
saw men marching, limpinE along.
hut refusing to drop out for fear
that they might he left behind II
there was a single stragglcr In the
long marching lines today he has
effectively hidden himself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
TWO SCORE LISTED IN
NEW TULSA COMPANY
Ma ior Hook Pleased win Rrsponsc
MuskogCc Also TRYING To
Recruit Rand.
PENTEC0STS VISIT DELAYED
All Towns In Tulsa County win BC
Invited to Contribute to the
Second Regiment.

EnliASlents in tho Tulsa com
panies ~uf tho Second Oklahoma
Guard regiment have reached forty.
according to results announced last
night by Major W l.. Rook in
charge Of the recruiting of the bat
TALON In the eastern district Of tho
state, Reports from other parts OF
the state indicate that the work Of
recruiting the reyimcnt is proceed -
ing hrisltly and indications are that
the regiment viii he ready for
mobilization within three weeks
Particularly encouraging results
are reported from Muskogec. where
an effort * also being made TO form
the regimental band, Tulsa is also
ambitious to furnish the band, and
the contest between the two towns
viii be interesting to watch, n Mus
koEee' y present progress continues.
Colonel Pcntecost who was sched
uled TO arrive here today to aid In
the recruiting, has postponed his
visit until later In the week Major
Rook reported TO him hy telegram
last night, and the colonel declared
himself pleased with the progress
being made here. so that ne did not
consider It necessary for him to
make a personal visit imm edlately.
The matter OF using volunteers
of the Tulsa Homo Guard band as
Ia nucleus for the reEimental band
was mentioned TO Colonel Pentecost
by Major Rook and ne expressed
himself as favorable TO tho idea.
Orders to recruit the band have not
yet been received from the war de
partment Colonel Pentecost said.
but these viii undoubtedly come
aud at that time he will consider
Tulsa's offer
Later In the week recruiting
parties from Tulsa will visit all
towns In the county to get volun-
.teers for the regiment In the mean
time volunteers from other towns
can he enlisted by applying to the
Home Guard armory here II they
do not CnreNto wait for the recruit
ing party 10 come after them, Major
Rook declared.
Men who have already enlisted arc
the most active workers for the re-
-cruiting Of the new regiment, AS
they are anxious to go into camp
and begin training. and this cannot
be done until the companies have
been recruited tn a strength Of ono
hundred men. This does not mean
that the total cnlistments here
must reach one hundred, hut hat
must reach ono hundred hut that
formed In Tulsa must have one hun
dred men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
PLANT FOR SULPHURIC
ACID MAY BE LOCATED
senator owen Has addressed I,rirr
Urging Power works for
Oklahoma

NNSlIINGTON. April Doctor
shelton Of Okmulgce has Offered to
construct = water power plant near
Fort Gibson, Okla, fo rthc purpose
of manufacturing sulphuric ac ID lo
ho used In the manufacture of pow.
der
II iq rumored IN Washington that
tho government soon proposes to o..
ahlish several powder nanufnofur.
ing plants and Senator owen has
aldi csScd letter to Barney Barurh.
urging that one be placed In Okla.
hama.
The senator also wrote to rrca
dent Wilson again calling his uuvu
tiun TO the fact that large suns of
southwestern credits were pouring
into the east, and urging him that "a
a spirit of fairness some OF the war
manufacturing plants should bc To-
Cttcd In that section
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
SHRINERS TAKE CITY
BY SUDDEN STORM
coNTlNuED FROM rAGF oNE

NilN llNl fIl EHtlM HAfsI ONE
NV pr"uRht hlonk WIN 'hem ah'
many ot the fair women OF lhlHa
no N"t.i'" ''Nc' rev 'he uSual VIC
,,InS ., ,le irrfsiSt'!ie teH ana uh'
urn "' NV SONS OF me desert.
,,c huhnr"n ana Sixty weary
Nd"u'i"'s pug imS we elN'U
,t.','ci nnu'' 'ne n"me ~ Akdhi
''p', W., '.F me C,r'h'"hlh he''
prS,s'"aN a"u I"N' nRht- u was one
~ ''e 'a' h'e' ever heIh Ih INC state
nc WIN was '""ierreh AZ !onNen-
,'on hui hcuuoln ana lhdla
'P''n q, Mu'N'bee ana 'klhhomd
;" ,n''v ou''o,'s. one Ses'e'
'"9 ".lu "" ''Sl n,Ent
Pro"an'S moro d's-
,'"h t.I u'H''T" o"r ,''.'A nero 'hh'l ever
. "','. u''Vl'' Seteral nlEh
TV''''''',o h''"e among lhe Nlsl'"is'
'"''' "e''
moore Wins Ring.
Charles T. OvenshIre immortal
potentate Of Zurrah temple Mime
apolIs. MINI. lack r ZONES Inn.
perial first ceremonial nnqter India
temple, oklahoma city. Jamcs f.
Berger imperial captnIn of the
III teheI tpmplc Denver, San, -
Cochran. past potcntate az u.,i,
temple, Dallas. and also 9ard suv-
ercign insurrtor general ~ T.yss.
Mike Thomas. lanes E -.rr,.i
Charlca " Davis. past petentates ~
the same teuplc and She ,,,,t,
recorder Of tho tomplo. y Lew
potcutaie ana Il. 4 Masse, and
JAKE Zurn. past potcntates Nos,, IA
temple Fort worth. FreJ NS,
Hutchinson gerrct3r, to Tho m
pcriaI polcntsfo and mast potsnt,to
OF Zurrah tempIc. Ninucnpous. EreJ
H. Bearley. pnreuiato and Gu,. Atr-
Chre. past uotentatc india ,cn,nlc.
Oklahoma City. George \. wise no.
icn'atc and fl n pe5en. pau no.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

NEW YORK. Aprn Sa, mora
NLth GhC8c, liindu. and Agnes
Smedley. young woman from Cali
fornia who resentlS was arrcstGi 4
here were indicted today bv a federal
grand lurs on charges Of being con
cerned In conspiracy to violate the
espionage act nnd Of acting as age y
IN this country for the Indian Ma
tionalist pIrty a body of alFegeC in
surge opposed to government by
Great Britain,
with the couple were indicted five
other iiindus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

The suit iu The district court a,
Ardmoie entitled Gerald MObley VS.
Rhoadrs Brothers. had not been de-.
cided Saturday ana the case proh-
ably was continued through ycstor-
day The case involves valuable
4llotmcn, I'm the southeast ilealdtou
extension in TITS 3w. Gerald Mob.
ley. minor. cold through his guar.
dian. tho pronrrty before II was CON
sidered valuable for oil and now that
oil has hcou found. he Is endcavoE-
rg 10 ohiaAI possession ~ iJ again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
PLAN AmPLANE MAIL ROUTE

CHICAGO, April An airplnne
route soon viii br established ba-
tween chicago and 81 Louis. Post
master William u. Carlile announced
today. lie and Colin NJ. Selph. post
master at 81, Louis. viii contert next
week TO complete deL&lS OF the plan
MI Carlle said
The service will he similar TO that
between New York and Washing
ton" Baid Mr.. Garlic we have not
definitely decided what the rate on
mail win he ! understand the rate
on New York Washington route b
"a cents an ounce"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

feet on the \ scott No | IN the
center ~ the south line Of the south
east OF the southeast Of i4-i1-l4
The Oklamo Dil company No o
ON lhe NJ Morton farm Ia the north
west corner ~ the northeast of. the
northwest Of 16-13-ll ~ drilling t.
100 feet
Terrell and Dickson arc drilling At
1910 feet on the X boyle No In
the center of the northwest of tho
southeast ~ l7-l3-Ii.
Reynolds Drilling company No. I
on the Mcintosh farm m the south
wcFt corner 81 tho southeast ~ 10
13-ii is drilling Mt 1850 foot
y T. Parker ia shut down ~ j.
$50 feet on the walker No . IN
tho southeast corner Of tho north
West of the northwest Of S.l3.lf
In tho southwest corner ~ the
northwest ~ S.t8.it the Phillips
Petroleum company is drilling at L.
0a0 feet on the Myers No Z
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

I'd O'Conuor "a mechanic em-
ployed by the oklahoma Natural
Gas compauy was injured though
not seriously. n is believed, when ho
WAS thrown from "a wqtorryc'" ON
Admiral yesterday morning he re-
sides ut lfls admiral and was
taken TO his home. He was rendered
unconscious but was revived. with
out having apparently been hHN.|
hurt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

Charles = Dorau Of The carter
on company has been given the p".
sition as district steel storage su
pcrintendent OF tho Cushing district
and is moving from Tulsa to his new
Headquarters Ht vale Mr. Dorrn
has been the statistical uan Tor ~"
Garter for some time and h'- boost
viii be good news to his many
friends ln Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

OTTAWA. ontario, Apri|
Amftican consuls throughout t..
ada have been notified INST ai'
April Il admission of % large n..
her OF artifles 20 tho United S,i.
will he refused unless hy sp'uIf
icenp. The purpose ~ the order
10 conserve tonnage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Passover Services

At Temple Israel 1899 south
Cheyenne. corner Fourteenth street.
Passover services will %, hDI this
evening at 3 p. u. Rabbi Nonkes
viii speak on Passover GlcHuIngs d"
Wednesday morning service at
lO:l5. Services are held I'm English
and all, irrespective ~ their religious
affiliations or church membership
are cordiaHN welcome to attend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
rcnns,l,nnin cluh wtn orsnabc.

The rcunsyiyanins are going 40
hold goi-toscthcr, get-acquainird
meeting in tho county courtroom ,E
the courthuuse tonight and WI
form permanent organization aud
hopo 10 Guido ~ MissoHrlans In the
size W membership II Is planned
20 hold % genuine PennsylNanh pir.
mic sometime soon Pass tho appl'
butter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

There ip nothing nov 10 rouo.' on
the well ot TIC Prosperity Ou A 'ls
60. In 5-bu-9W, Cement district n
made only ono flow when the ldud
Was toucnef md hHs not flowed
since that time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

A REQ limousine belonging TO pr
+. l.. liagler was stolen last night.
after II had been left standing ir
front OF the ~ Reno rooms at
North Main. The theft was reported
10 the police who arc making a
search for the auto.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

Co. IL shut down ht 2.sis feet in pna
on the NJ. Hsrdtidge No. ~ M
northeast corner OF tht northwest
OF 9-i5-li
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
COMMUNITY
GOSPEL SERVICE
Of
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
.TOPIC-"Secret Prayer"

:, account of Address by Mr.. Taft this evening
services will begin at 80 and be brief
Services will be held as follows:
District Home of w. A. Reeves, 81 S. Houston.
District 2-3-Home of Mrs Mccormick, 824 S.lGinn.
District 4-Home of f. G. Cunningham 912 S. Denver.
District 5-Home of Mr.. Ziegler. 1705 S. Detroit
District 6-Home of f. f. OberhozeE 14l6S Denver.
District Home of B. w. Grant, 1923 Quincy.
District S-Home of l.. A. White, 1923 Admiral
District 9--Home of j. NJ Bell. 3O2 ~ Denver
District lo-Home of C. M Prtchard, 71O S. Phoenix.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

tho northeast of the northeast oi
gl-1l-lt
EHNN-Thc Prairie on a Gas
I co Is drilling 1i .D1 fec; 'r the ".
Scgru farm iu the northeast corner
~ tho southwest Of fri7-lJ-ii,
Mclaughlin and associate have
.pad'Fd the r McGilbray No. ln
tLc northeast corner sOu'noas.
southeast Of ta-17-I5
Gcssner and others are drilling NJ
auU feet on the e. Suhod -. IN
i'm, Coutcr OF the west un' ~ hr
northwest ~ the kouth"es, %.
cb-l3-l5
Thc standard ROYALTIES company
ia dfulng at ESQ feet on the
sampson farm An tho sOuthcdot cor
nor ~ l9.l3.I5. II ig not located
iu the northwest corner ~ the apuih
cast as formerly reported
Tho 10 ON company iS driltthg At
$50 foot ON the " sandy No IN
o.. northeast corner NJ the south.
.v,s' ~ the northeast ~ l5-lJ.I5
G,, Penn wyoming 40. ! = pmn
f.f,u IN tho southwest co..,'' ~ ~.
the northeast of the northwest n
tt.l3.15 is Nuil shut down after
spudduE
The navajo petroleum COMPANY
I. drilling az 1850 fccf ON the NJ.
Walker $50 % bon 'ho.northWost cor
u,i ~ tho northeast ~ The north
v,sl of tho northeast M t4-l5-ia.
IT,, Same company so ] uu he
e ban farm iu me northwest corner
b. q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

up on the Wright farpi In the north
west corner Of s-20-s
The Southern OH company II
supddlng on the Charles Head farm,
In the northwest corner OF 3b-20-s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

! Twenty shares capital stock IN
ITulsH Auto Corporation for sale a.
A SpraEue. r. l. No i47. sapulpa
| okla ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
BIACgwUII,-,rhe carter on %

BLACK kWELI,--'rhe Carter OIL CO.
No. on the Warren fprm In the cen.
ter OF the south line OF the southwest
of 2O-s-ie Is good for IS barrels ~
i,642 feet.
The Empire Gas & Fuel Co. No.
on the Smith farm In the northwest
corner Of the northeast Of the south,
east of 3l2gie IL a million and .
half gas well AT 2.226 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
NEW LOCATION

ROBERT A. McBURNEY
Funeral Director Motor Equipment
921 S Main. Phones t56. Res isl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

shut down NJ $50 feet on tho Dlu-
mOnd farm IN the southeast corner
Of 5-22 Sc,
The Fortuna OH company ls cas-.
ing at 40 feet on tho Altaffer farm
IN the center ~ the northeast OF the
northeast OF 522-3e.
corr POOI,--Thr CRppa and
SCully No 2 on the -. Smith farm In
the southwest corner of the north
east ~ tho southeast of 3-ii.l5 Ii
dry and plugged at .6A3 feet
The Bradstrcet and others No 4
on the h. Harrison farm In the cen
ter Of the north line of tho northwest
~ the northeast OF 2-li.i5 Is n rig
on the ground
Markham. Simons and others have
q rig IN for well on the r. manuel
farm In tho northeast corner ~ the
northwest ~ the northwest of the
northeast ~ -i4-i5.
W II Pine has l35-barrel well
IN No Q ON the A. Manuel farm In
tho conter of tho south line NJ the
southwest of the southeast of as
1918
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Rngcr,. Moorc rurchnsc for. C6mpnny

Ardmoreito The wildcat iim
property which was recently pur-
chased nv William \ Rogers and
l.. r. Moore. was,purchHscd hy them
for the Ardmore Producing &. Refin
ing CO THIS company plans 10 op-
crate the wells and drill out the
property build pipe line tn Ard
more and use the oil of their own
production In their own refinery
The test now drilling IN section 80
3s-lw on the Williford farm is an
other of the Ardmore Producing q
Refining Co properties. Ardmorc-
no
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

tho northeast ~ the northeast Of
21-I4-IA
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-24
MT. HEBRON

Mr. Woodson Scott of Nicholasvile was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. billiard Brumfield sold to J. r.
Duncan work mule for $45.
Mr. Ebert Jennings of Jessamine is
with his brother, Mr. Hamlet Jennings.
Mr. Z C. Montgomery sold TO Mrs
VIM Duncan some corn at $3.50 per
barrel.
Wheat Middlings. Rye Middlings.
Mixed Feed. Bran and Tankage.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
Mr. Ernest Montgomery has returned
from visit 10 his sister. Mrs Il. d.
Lawson. Of Missouri
Miss Lillian Dalton closed the public
school at Sunny-side. Wednesday, and
will return to her home near London in
few days.
Mr. Joe X. Duncan. wife and baby.
Dorothy were the guest Of Mr. J. l..
Crawford and other relatives here a
part of last week.
Mr. Jas Sanders and wife, Mr. Elijah
Mcmillan. wife and son and Mr. John
Sanders Of Coy, were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Thos Hicks. Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-24
MARKSBUKY

Miss Marty Speaks of west l.ancas-
ter has been the guest of Miss Stella
Speaks.
Robt. Speaks bought of Jim Robinson
IL yearling calves at an average Of $2l
per head.
Mrs. Margaret Speaks of Danville
pike and Mr.. Villa Speaks Of st. John.
Kansas. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Robt Speaks.
A man returning from Lexington
where he had been to deliver his tobac'
CO, his team became entangled in the
big snow drift across the road when
one of the horses fell burying itself in
the snow. The gentleman had to pay
a big toll before he got his team out.
Tankage. the best feed for grow
ing hogs, Hudson, Hughes & Far
nau.
Labor among the farmers has been
held up on account of the extreme cold
weather. sleet and snow, while there
are many who have not stripped out
their tobacco. and have loads OF corn
in the field ungathered. also hemp seed
that are endangered by the long wait.
All this work on the heels of 1918 crop.
The Ladies Working Society held its
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-24
GUMS CHAPEL.

The infant child OF Mr. Tom Floyds
has been i'll.
Little Miss Mae Daley is quite III
with heart trouble.
News has been received here that
Mrs. Dock Simpson of Richmond is i'll.
Flour in sacks or barrels.
Hudson, Hughes e. Farnau.
Quite a number Of our farmers at
tended the hemp meeting in Lancaster
Saturday.
Misses Bernice Teater and Jessie
Myrtle lsbell visited Misses Eunice
Stalls Sunday night.
Messrs Lafayette Cotton. of Henry
county and Robert Long. Of Teaters-
vile were guests of Messrs Earnest
and Cecil Tester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Davis and lit
tie daughter. Mr. and Mrs Irvine Simp-
son and children were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis McCulley and family
Sunday.
Johnnie. a small son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. M. Kurtz received painful bruises
and narrowly escaped more serious in
juries Wednesday morning when his
sleigh ran wild while coasfing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Long. Mr..
William p. Long. Misses Vsleria Whit
taker and Francis Long spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ray. They were
guests of Mr.. and A. Burton on the
Wolf trail Sunday night.
Miss Lenna Hollon, teacher of Gun s
Chapel School offers motor trip to
the State Capital to the boy and girl
from the school here who make the
highest average in the examination
for common school diplomas in May;
This is done to stimulate interest in
the eighth grade work in the school.
l.. b., little. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Murphy died at their home here
Friday night from an attack Of pneu.
monia. He was about two years old.
Burial in the churchysrd here took
place Saturday afternoon. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved parents
and little sisters and can only remind
them of one who sand suffer little
children and come unto me-" He
alone can comfort the broken hearted
and lift US from the darkest depths Of
sorrow aSd grief.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-24
CAN'T DENY IT
II This Had Happened Elsewhere Instead
OF Lancaster, You Might Doubt h.

The average man is a doubter. This
is not surprising the public have been
humbugged SO frequently they are
skeptical. Proof like the following
will stand investigation. Ii cannot be
disputed.
J. II. Dalton, farmer. Grab Orchard
ST., Lancaster. says: "A year or two
ago had trouble with my kidneys. My
back ached and was sore and lame and
my kidneys we're irregular in action.
bought Doan's Kidney Pills at X. E.
McRoberts and Sons Drug Store. and
used them. The backache left me and
my kidneys were soon put IN good ord
err. ! have had no return Of the
trouble.
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Dalton had. Foster ilburn Co,
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.