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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-21
lobe Company store during their big

Globe Company store during their big
sale.
Mrs. Stanley Styles is home from
the hospital.
Mrs. Charles Cook was called TO
Chicago Tuesday by the death of her
daughters husband, Ernest Hall.
Virgil Scovill and family left Thurs
day for Kansas where they will make
their home. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Thayer accompanied them as
far as Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Hayden of Detroit and Mrs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-21

Clark of Kalamazoo spent the week
end with Mrs. Glenn Smith.
Sutton Hayden is still confined to
his home.
Lieutenant Melvin Myers of Port
Huren, who has just returned from
"Over there" spent Monday with rela
tives and friends here.
Arthur Torey is still on the sick list.
Mrs Mary Ampey was seventy-six
years of age on March 9th. A num-
Der of relatives helped her celebrate
the occasion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-21
BERLAMONT

Miss Elaine Stevenson and Goldic
Hoyt of Kalamazoo spent the week
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RAILROADS To
RAISE FUNDS
DURING CRISIS

WASHINGTON. March ll.-RaIir"ao
executives: and government represents
tives today laid tho foundation Tor 'he
machinery through which loans OF banks
and tho war finance corporation VIII
be made available to railroads. durih6
the next few months in lieu OF the iunos
which congress failed TO provide.
After conferences between numper
Of leading railway corporation officers
and officials of the war finance cor
poration and railroad administrations
q special finance committee of seven,
headed by Howard Elliott, president OK
the Northern Pacific. was created ny
the railroad executives to cooperate
with government agencies as clearing
house fur financial ARRANGEMENTS.
Swagcr Sh"rlcy, OF Louisville" WHO
has Just retired after serving sixteen
years in tho house Of representatives.
recently as chairman Of tho house APP
pronriationS committee. was appointed
by Director General Hines as dIr"ct"r
Of the railroad ADMINISTRATORS division
Of finance. succeeding John SHELTON
Williams. resigned. On MIR Sh"rlcy.
who will take office April -. Will thil
much of the work Of administering mo
financial plans yet To he developed.
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SIDE TALKS
A DANGEROUS FEAR.
By RUTH CAMERON


Nobody likes or admircS the sort or
people who are always trying to do or
says things which will make them con-
spicunuS In fact. 50 strong is the an
tagoniSm aroused by this type or person
that I think it expresses itself with
great many people in a rush to the other
extreme. Thar is, IN their fear of being
conspicuous. they hold back from DOING
simpl" ami natural things. Here IS an
example OF that tendency wnICh cauGh'
in myself the other day.
How T Missed an Honor.
4 hiE flag was being hung out across
th, street in front Ut "nr house in ccl"-
hration Of Il certain local gala day. inc
flag was hung from rope when cross
ed from the tree to another. During the
process OF making fast. the rope Nh
rxprctcdly saSgcd and the flag thr"hl'
rncd To touch The ground. hTpr"i"a
to be the nearest IL III" flag and my
first instinct was to rush t"r"hrd an"
hold il mp. Ten years ago. would nav"
done that without Il srcnnrl'S hrSitati"m.
hu, in IN" past ten years inhibition"
have boon growing upon me-. ala nos
want to mako myself conspicuous IN IN"
crowd that had gathered 10 witness me
flag raising. I h"Sitatcd' and IN that
second snncnn" pushed past IN" ana
seized the flag. And over myself I
felt n hot wave Of sham" go. lust on
account Of that fool frIr If being cor
Srirunus | had let anuth"r do ihr act ~
hurag" ip our flag which ] should
have loved dearly To. hav" had III" honor
of doing.
ono nrr'IS sometimes :" b" suspicious
Of impulses. but al" ais" needs |" Il"
suspieiuuS IT In" inhihillunS which
would lhrnttlr all impulses.
When the Fear Of Being Conspicuous
Is the Fear Of Living.
To l." careful not Ia Il" things just
for IN" SAKE Of making ns--s"if ''nnSpic-
nous is one thing. T" h. afraid Z" 10
,huruuEhly c"nlmrndHbl" things just be-
cnuSr ono dnrS not want :" appear con-
sniruorIs ar because un" docs not want
tu apnrar la want /" appear conspicuous
, is uuitr an0t her. Th& eternal fear OF
, being conspicuous or ridiculous Is part
of that fear OF living that Keeps Il life
poOr md arid.
People Have Something More Import
ant to Thtnh OF.
Moreover. fear of bring rrnS0lCuou.
is often Il kind Of vanity. m on ,argr-
mont of III" ego that makes nnr f"ei
that the thoughts az thu b"h"ld"r viii:
concentrate" on oneself rather than on
he act ono is doing. l''"pl" III no:
bother In. think half :" much ahnilt your
tluingS as you imngln" You SOY they
have. something ten times rs important
10 think ahnut--thcir own affairs.
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LEGAL NOTICE
$4,000.
Triad elphia District, Ohio Co., w. Va.
School Funds.

The Boa ri OF Education Of the District
If Trindrlphia. in the county or ONO,
Stale of West Virginia. will until the
twentieth day If March. 1919, IT eight
n'cluck y. NJ, at its office in the TriadeI-
pha District high school building. re-
cnivn scaled bids for tho sale OF $co.0Vo
or any part thereof Of the coupon bunt|
of said district. being bonds numbered
from i to 30 inclusive. Of an issue OF 81
bonds in tn" denomination OF Sl.ooo
each numb 'rrd in series from l To % IN
elusive. maturing in t/rty-tour years
from date as per schedule and redeem
able at The option of the Board after ten
years. bearing interest ut tho rate OF =
prr cent per aunIm payable annually AT
thu Sh"r!ff's ufficr. Wheeling. W. Va.
being dated Nov. Is. 1918.
Each bid should be marked I'D Tor
School Hords'' and must be accompanied
with 4 certified check payable to the or
der of the Board nf Education Of the
district OF Triadclphia for per cont OK
par value If bonds bid for and should be
addressed Ia the secretary. Elm Grove.
Wheeling W. Va. Conditional bids will
not be considered.
The Board reserves tho right 10 rc1oct
any. and all bids and may use tho check
sent herewith rs liQuidatinG damages
for failure /" comply with such If same
is accepted.
Ey order Of The Board Of Education
Of District OF Triadrlphia
S. s. JACOB. JE..
f-la-26-7nr-5-l" Secretary.
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By B1DE DUDLEY

(ruryrI:;h:. wa. by thu rr'Ss fuhi>h-
IN" 49,. eth" y. Y. Evening Wnrid'I
Ia i!,.. r.lim II III" stag" youth Is
wonderful ASST. and vt there Is II"
~" dead lin" IN tn. acting rr"l"SS'"":
SOM. -; III" most popular players ~
tn. pl,:;.uj day. wln are still active II,
,ir.ir ,h,.s..u work. arc past SIXTY anu
:, few. hlv,, r:SS"d the three score anu
l~n ruark. 'rh.r" is II" reason why
.!ull.., - ;:i. profession should retire
on account II a.. unless h" or Shr -
l:!,-.i.I,ltHt,ri physically. Their" Is IL
.iin,Sit liln;. rr!.,S with later years that
Youth lacks. t"urlri with an Under
STANDING IuI an a'!iity norm "l i"hS
.s.A;".ri,i,..: :: docs MT take second plac"
t. youth ny ":!y ma;':"r t.! means. IN"
played uf. SI<;y vii" Is stall active has
IT, understand his trad" "r h" will not
h.. rr;!N' lritS.
Not 4 great Will" ago Patricia Col
l;nrr WIS Starred II; Henry Millers
tl,.:,tr.. IA :, play called "FIli!". IN
her S:i,purt WIS Maud Granger. sew
rnty-lw,, years cid. ~ still IN alert
talented player. Then there is the ever
rorular I;ns;" t"@htan. Sh" r"c"ntIE
,luciii,icH ;;u r,,%aG"lI"n; IN THE Man
Who Stayed IT Home. and sh" Is past
~iNIy-iivr. In "p"lr IirutuS,' at the
E.lnrir.. is Marie Wainwright. winning
tn. rlauiilS OF th"uSitnuS W""klE. i''
nny not brli"rc IL but Sh" Is SlN'F-"Ec
years old.
.>ctiu, in the London music halls re-
Gently was Lily lanEtrE. Il Young "o-
man at SiXty-Six. Shr is still great
success. In Paris. preparing TO con-
t!nUr her stage work. is III" great
French actress, Sarah I!"rnhardt. Al
though she has but one leg. Mmc. Born
har,ll at the axe of S"rcnty-t"ur Is sun
an active figure III th"atricals. William
II. Crane. who Is past. seventy. mas nm
tshed just recently Il starring tour on
the Pacific coast. and is now sought ny
Oliver MnrnScu for the title role IN an
other "Canpy Kicks" company.
Gcnevicvc Ward. ut tho age OF eighty
four played Lady Macbeth in London
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.BEEKEEPERS TO HOLD
, CONVENTION TODAY

The Tri-stalc Bcckcpcrs convention
will take place in the Market auditor
sum today. Agricultural Commissioners
Stewart of Charleston. and State Ap-
iarst Charles \. Rccce are to be IN at
tcndance as we'll as many other out-of-
town beclicrpcrs. Mr.. William c. Grit
fifth Of Elm Grove. president. and Mr..
Adam Yahn Of Middle Wheeling Creek.
secretary Of tho association. promise
II good program II interest TO all who
are Keeping bees. Tho convention Will
last but ono day and will therefore be
q we'll filled and ousy one.
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HorStIlan Funeral.

Attended 10y many personal friends
members ~ IN" Elk and udd Fellows
lodges. funeral services were held yes
tcr,ay #ii"rn"nn for Charles liorStmap.
aged -: years. II w"ll known local bust
r"S:; lu;tn who h,r! ON Saturday even
iNr TN" services w"r" held IN tho fam
;lv home. > Thirteenth street. with the
Rev. A. i. klSrh" OF -. PAINS l'rut"$i-
AM church mfiirIHtinG. assisted h? the
I:r,. {; W. tr!trhl"w "f Christ Luih-
Gran church. Mozart lnt"rm"nt was in
Mount ZION.
Tur2ral for Mrs. McCleary Thursday.
'r"m3rr"w afternoon ~ o'clock ~
IN, h.,ii:-. 1T her mother. IS Fourteenth
street. funeral services will H. held for
Mrs. Laura l.. (Bcck) Met lrarE. wifi" Of
H. ii ,'ir;lry where her death occurred
on Monday. Mrs McCl"ary passed away
following IL brief Illness. She was d
resident of this city until about five.
years ago. when she removed 10 Stcub-
onvillr, Ohio. Intcrmcnt will be- IN
Greenwood.
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! BRAIN TESTS|
J BY SAM LLOYD. :

Three. ladies were selling apples at
the Rcd Cross fair. When stocks were
exhausted Martha had as much money
as Mary and Jane together had ana
Martha and Jane together had taken IN
twice rs much as Mary.
In the picture they had started selling
their apples ut the prices shown. ana IL
will he we'll to note that the girl selling
at 3 for ) cents had Il stock of 10 apples.
Now, from these simple facts VIC are
expected tn tell which girl is Mary
which is Martha and which is Jane"
Can YOU identify tho girls by naming
the one selling her apples for cents
apiece. thr one selling for = cents ana
the one selling at for ) cents.
ANSWER TO mo. 80.
HORNET minus NET plus SEAL plus
ARM plus CLOCK minus ALARM
CLOCK leaves HORSE.
Copyright 1919 by Sam Lloyd)
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No Age Limit on Stage
ponlar PLAYERS Past 80 Prove Asset Valuable as YOUTH

4 short whit" ago and did II we'll. she
AHas born in America but has spent many
wars ahr,n.d Until about TWO years
ago, Ida E"rrnn. now S"vcnty-fivc. was
with William Hodge She met with an
-accidrnt however. and is off the stage
rrcuimrnting. Frederick Wardc' sun
active. is past sixty-fivc. Francis VIII
son. who considers himself anything put
retired was born more than sixty years
ago. F'ruzrd Coulter is still in IN" mar
ness at seventy. John Drew. born IN
lS5". is good for ut least fifteen years
more. Robert Manirll. ono Of America :
best Shnkrsprarian actors is past Sixty.
yet he isn't nearly through.
Robert Downing is playing Ten
Nights IN a Rarro"m" this season. nc
has passed his sixty mark. Robert
IIilliartl recently starred on broadway
al past rifty-ninc. while Eddie Ely Is IN
his "arly sixties.
Others who arc past sixty and yet
adj" to act and act we'll. AT" Charles a
Stevenson. Kate Eatrman. G""rE" cid
dnn&. John Hare. Oliver Dowd lEr"h'
James O'Nciu w. J. Ferguson william
IT, Thompson. William Gillette. MIS- W.
TT Kendall Frederic Do I}ellcvill'. j. H.
DndSon. Marie iiattS, Ammo ""~n -
lcin. George Woodward. Jntfrys Lewis
Helen Tracey. Harry lIarwood and SIR
tombstone Forbes Robertson.
Effic Elslcr was born in 1858. CARA
Morris. who has retired. is sercnty-t"o'
Ellen Terry. now occurring on SNAKES
ncarr'' abroad, is seventy. Kate tlaXlon
If Two Orphans" fame, is seventy ana
retired. +, +. Mac!iay. who teaches cat
inc and frequently acts for the edli lca-
ton of his pupils. is ciEhty-siX. Ana
there arc others. both active and recent
" retired. who have passed the seventy
mark. ,.,,
Thus it may BE- secn that. while youth
IS \ marvellous aid to tho profession "L
acting, the solid foundation OF the stage
is made up Of the bricks Of age.
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FARMS
STOLE TEMPERANCE
BEER; LANDS IN JAIL

Roy Ccilcndcr was arrested by Chief
II Police Henderson yesterday ana put
in the county Jail. whcr" he Will avail .
hearing by Justice k!ndclhcrE"r on ms
rharG" Of SnrakinE int" the Warrh"uN-
OF =. -; Thompson in the old Schmul-
bach brewery building and Stcuin; J."
cas,S of temperance beer.
The theft was committed about fix"
weeks, ago. and CnIIandcr succeeded IN
GLIDING arrest until yesterday.
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PERSONAL

PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble in
men; getting UP frequently 1T night.
rositircly and rapidly overcome without
drugs privately at home: doctors. osteo-
pal his, chirnpractnrs. physical culture di-
rcctnrS use it: easily used by anyone
anywhere: no matter what you have
tried or how old tho case. this method
will bring results quickly. Write for
free illlisI rated booklet and convincing
testimony. ElcCtrothnrmal Co. u"
Harrison Bldg, Stcubenville. Ohio.
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WE we EVERYTHING s sed

We HAVE lUV single Wnite snalie!
beds, springs and mattresses, complete
at $3.50 each: 35 oak wash stands IN
good condition. at $500 each.
ONE large gas restaurant range.
ONE moving picture machine at $50.
ONE physicians operating table. In
good condition.
loo opera chairs. slOn each.
ONE lot IF crooks ut sc.
0Nf. Angle die scale. $40
100 revolving stools. $40 per dozen.
ALSO n large line or new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo-
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment Of gas and coal
stoves.
TOOL STORE.
1851 AND 1893 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 3ol3-J.
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ATTEND CREDIT
MEMS MEETING
IN CAPITAL

7. y. Gordon. Stanley Floyd aud W.
=. Downs left last night for Charleston
to attend the conference Of th" West
Virginia Credit Mems association. which
will he held in the capital city today.
with representatives from I'll Of The
larger cities and towns in the state i'll
attendance.
The confcrcnr" will only last ON" day
and upclfs ut 1880 o'clock This MORN
ing, and Governor Cornwrll w..i adj
dress the meeting. \ number of import
ant matters will como up and then will
br discussed by tn" delegates. and the
meeting will adjourn late this after
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Friend RECOMMENDED THEM

y person often does more good tiln
he realizes when he tells = suffering
friend how to get wrli. !. y. TohiII. 4
clerk L-bttic Hotel. Evansville. Ind
writes: For weeks | suffered constantly
with pains in the muscles of my thigh
I was treated by the doctor TOR rh"u-
rnatism but found no relief. Upon rec
omrncndation of q friend. | tried folcE
Kidney Pills and began to got rel'et
almost immediately" Good for back
ache, rheumatic pains. stiH joints, sore
muscles. Sold everywhere.
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POLICE PICK-UPS

Tn" rulir" pirk-ups last night w"r" hS
follows: John Doc. arrested by OFFICER
Barber, for exposure of person: Arthur
Craft. drunk. arrested by Office Hug
gins: Harry Deter. drunk. arrested by
Officer lIuEginS and Tom kilEorc. diSrr-
GcrlY. arrcSl cd by Offlcr E.SkcN.
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Dbl (jARY
Funeral for Miss Barnes.

Funeral services for. Miss Adelaide
Barnes. aged 20 years. daughter of tn"
lat" .I"s"ph and Adelaide Barnes. who
dird On Saturday in tn" Ohio Valley
General hospital. were held yesterday
af;"ru""n in tn" family home. Thirty
sixth and Wood streets. Tn" Rev. Or.
Thomas Grirr Kunntz pastor of III" Sec
nud Presbyterian church. was in charge.
Intcrinrnt was. in Greenwood.
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Funeral of Miss Daha Today.

To funeral for Miss Anna pahn aged
- years. daughter OF Mrs. Wilh"lmina
and III" LAT" .Iuhn l'ahn. who passed
ava" ru Monday. viii l." held in tho
family hnrn". : Merritt street. this after
noon ut O'clock. with burial in Mount
Ziou. Th" E"v :. * strauss OF Zion
Lutheran church will uff!ciat"
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SIXTY DAYS or
VACRANC,I,1 CHARGE

Earl R""'I.r 49, lHluIa"i int" ihH
County iail last nii,h' I" s'.rv" 81 sentence"
Of 60 ,lHy% and rs, e fin" Of - and costs
on n rharg" If THrraucy. Feeder is
charged with hcim;; an hrhitual l"afct
and would NOT Ial;r Il nice" easy job II It
was handed TO him on II silver plate.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Scveral Ford ,tourings and
ruadsters. One 1917 Overland touring.
two Ford ton trucks, il you are consid-
cring buying q used car l will locate
lust what you want, and pay for 1t
while you ride. Curtis II. Springer. Lib
erty Garage. 2152 Main ST.. Wheeling.
Phone ELM Grove 7102 Ring IS. FISK
GARY WORN DRIVEN TRUCKS.
BRUCE II. SEABRIGHT.
PHONE 1452.
f-2l-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

wANTED--prostatc sufferers TO read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. Tho Elcctrothcrmal Company,
"12 Harrison Bldg. Stcubcnvillr. ONO.
mr-l2-E
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FOB SALE-TypeWriters

FOR SALE-Bargain in used typewrit-
crs. Cash offer only accepted. En-
quire OF Peter Boyd. Intelligcncer office.
1905 Market street. city. mr-6-tf
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WANTED-Male

wANAED-Prostatc sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs The I:l"ctrothcrmal Company
.73 Harrison Bldg, Steubcnville Ohio.
mr-l2-R
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WANTED-Automobiles

cars and two trucks Tool Store. 1888
Market street. Phone 3013-J Wing.
mr-11-i
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wANTED-Three gooo Agents 10 eel
household necessities on tie install.
ment plan. Best Of goods and best Of
commissions. We pay weekly. e. r.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main ST. mr-12-tt
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For RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room, private
family, heart of the business section.
Enquire third floor l431 Market street.
mr-1l-l
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WANTED-Fema1e
WANTED-Agenss

wANrED-Agents to solicit for en-
largcd pictures. expenses advanced.
Room 81 Grand Central Hotel, West Art
Co. mr-8-i
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PATENTS $ :; E ::s s9; =
trademark 1itfRhC4oo- Booklet IVA
Il. Z. DUNLAP, H11nt L6W1sr.
National EXCHANGE Bank Building
WhAalinR. y. Va
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice to Creditors and Debtors OF jose
phine L. Cooper Deceased.
II is requested that all accounts
aghlns, Josephine l.. Cooper: deceased.
bn filed with III" undersigned. who has
qualified as admin Lstrator OF the estate.
OH or before April list, 1918.
All debtors are requested to make
settlement or communicate with the ad-
miuistrator On or before that date.
HARRY W. DAVIS.
Administrator.
West Alexander, Pa 4. D. !.
mr-5-7-12-1S
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Chcap. adjoining lots in
Cedar Rocks. Call Wing. 2esI.
mr-19-l
FOR sALE-ThorouEhb Buff Leg.
horn AnconaS and Red eggs anc
stock. :Pricts write H. s.. Hrmnlann
Wheeling. VIVA, r. D. No. 2. mr-12-42.
FOR SALE-Qne frame dwelling or six
rooms and bath. on cor. line Al Porter
avenue, E:dgington lane. all modern. els
tern and we'll water, stone foundation.
slate roof, porchcS front and back. c.
rnent walks. Lot 45x130; s1.5o0.00 down
and balance on easy terms. jacob
Schupbach. IS waste and Edgwood street.
EdEwood. W. Va mr-lV-l
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WANTED-FurniShed Rooms

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of 5 or nicely
furnished rooms for light houseHeep-
ing. by couple without children. can iur-
niSh best references. Address j.. 80. care
IntcllgcnCcr. mr-4-I
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wANTEpAFurnishcd apartment in the
down town district. by refined young
couple without children: Prefer TO tax"
apart mont Of family leaving CITY Tor .
season who d"sir. good care taken ot
their homo. Rrfcr"nccS exchanged. Ad-
dress q. care lntcllgcnccr. mr-l0-l
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. George Riley of Ham,
ilton, Ohio, have returned home after
few days visit to Mr.. Riley's sister,
Mrs. Maurice Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Azbell have moved to
their home recently purchased of Mr..
Tom Todd. Mr.. Azbell has black
smith shop where Mr.. Todd had his
grist mill.
Mr.. Hume Griggs and wife and Mr..
W. P. Griggs and son, Joe, of Rich
mond, motored to Paint Lick Sunday
and spent the afternoon with Mr.. W.
P. Griggs' sister, Mrs. l. c. Rucker.
Mrs. VIM. Todd and son, George
and wife, and little daughter, Helen,
and Miss Annie Todd, all motored to
Jeffersonsvlle Indiana for few
days visit to Mr.. Newt. Todd and
family.
Lieut.. Lee B. Ledford has returned
from overseas, and was in Paint Lick
Tuesday, on his way to Ewing Va,
to join his wife who will return with
him here for a visit to his parents and
old friends.
Mr.. Burdette Ramsey has sold his
farm to Mr.. Mart Green and DR..
Montgomery, Price Sl65 per acre. At
present Mr.. Ramsey does not know
where he will locate, but we hope he
will find another place close.
Miss Hester Patrick has resigned
as Assistant teacher in the High
School, for the present year and left
Saturday for her home at Carlisle.
After a couple Of days rest she will
leave for the University of Illinois.
We regret TO lose Miss Patrick for
even such short time, but expect
her back in the fall for another term.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-29
PAINT LICK

A. T. Bowling has purchased a I
passenger auto.
Miss Ellen Prewitt will entertain
the B. Y. P. U. Friday night.
W. R. Patrick and W. F. Parks
motored to Illinois last week.
o. T. Wallace and family of Lex
ington visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. White are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. R. G.
Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd William and fam
lily visited her mother in Richmond,
Sunday.
Buelah and Iva Ledford spent the
week end near Lancaster, the guest
of relatives.
Olive Todd of Bolton n. c., is Wis
iting relatives and friends in this
community.
Mrs. ]. A. Riddell and Mrs. d. W.
White attended the funeral of Mrs.
George Young in Berea, Tuesday.
Messrs ]. A. Riddell and d. W.
White left Tuesday for Flint Mich,
to drive Chevrolet truck through.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards will fill the pull
pit at Mt. Tabor Sunday evening, all
are cordially invited to attend and
hear him.
The pupils of the High School gave
a reception Friday in honor of their
teacher, Miss Hester Patrick. A de-
lightful time was spent.
In the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Logsdon are keeping house for them
and taking care of their baby.