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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-17
NEW BANK IN IRKUTsK

Omsk, July 17.-Bank for Trade
and Industry has opened in Irkutsk
for the purpose of furthering trade
and industrial development in East
ern Siberia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-17

A 30+th Engineers. Others pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Stahl,
Nellie Hartman. Mary, Emma and
Montgomery Stahl.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-17

school for twenty-five years. and
was affiliated with several secret or
ganizations.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-17
IS
Dol,nans

in velour and Sill
Vertone a n d
serge, that sold at
$500 and $1,000.
All shades at
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in all colors and
materials. values
up to $20.e3 at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29

op % uotaItc lin @lGne oper at bare
iaaoanne @iriter. @IGoeligt bar oet ogs
iaa al bsre Den tlGiie 9tdno betlenoe
lin perlonlige Sro paa ariltuS SeiuS
lom Serbens SreIIer. 8. q. Stub Ies
bebe Wsoet % iyembar Rsoet5 Sat. &c
eurige Salere q Sd'torerne 5. s.
8oieInuo % q. %. gIpisater, iamt
Yroicsior 8. q. Singclitao. Offer ops
toeeS til guieiosier.
Sm Ifteren a ser GItcrgaug on
YrGoileu peo Chaplain %. N. Seus
oabI. timber bette Meoe bleb uelau
apiuoerues Misiiousforbuuo ltiftet. DR..
Grub oplGite aonitiutioneu % par be.
birIpelig meo 9anneIicu al bet rpc
6orbuno. Com @eitpreIie ooIgtes:
Yrriioeut, Mrs. ". ". Gbriitenieu.
PortIauo, Ore; 8iceprriibert, Nrs.
81. 3. Rorioing, Cos angeles, Gal. Ses
tretrr. Mrs. :. Sereu;ieu. 9oiiou,
@aib.; aorr. Se.retrr, NrS. !. 6.
8oieIanb, SiIperton, Ore; snsicrer,
Rrs. o. Game. Stnnrpooo. %Snib,
@eo oct fsriie Weoe talie 10 al 81
i~trittets GIoite NebIeuuncr, Yroi, u.
Mittelieu fra guenSburg, 8aib. % gus
tefrll Imalie Ghriltenleu Der FOR 43 Nor
iiben Tom I'll @eittniteu meo fin @InuO
afoepe 0aitor Snlil Gbriiteuien. Der
bar Here meget gooe &fbdnoiinger OPP
I9ite % BET forpentes al oeune Sorcniug
blanbt airtens apinber Ill ubrette me
get goot for Wisiioner - banoe bicmmc
Oh SebuiuQelnuo.
On Weoet / oct belle ta9et maa BET
iiges, at Der bar gobt. 8i boIoer paa
al pore os iammeu efter Soreuineeu.
SelpielgeIi9 or Der - % oil Der bIipe
- Granddaughter. Men oct maa pens
tes. On 8lGbe bar BET al bope idd
mango @eIs9euoe ira andre Gele al
9anoet. Nrpnes Tan; DR., s.. IS. Stub,
Yrpf. 8. WittcIien, Spoemisiionrr
Hesnict, Sorrnnb StiuOIoo fra 8octg
Mountain 2iitritt, Trofesiorerue Sins
seIitao 90 @i8ueis, Yrelterue, Sirtes
Iarb, llrberg, $. 3. aiIoabl Siurion,
y. %. @Ipisater, @rauoruo, 6arietb,
Cant. G6aplain 90. YP. 2sunabl, Chap
lain Carl 6ois. Den iiNitnGpnte iuit
bicm ira 6ranfrige, % aiuamisiionr;
Yait. 81. 9imIe, %iortioen boiat / Sarta
8oia, Sal. - Nue bisie Srsore tog Sci
/ WsSct % tar oS til Opmurtrin9 pg
6i9lp. - @i tatter oaiad Saconas
Toilet for al uppiit @oobeo % baabcr AT
mango berfra @eittpiten piI ie iig iitauo
til at mooe up peo 8rue6mspet / giter
rGlte Var.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
SiI cferoclcrnc.

.Vdo bort iioite Stepre blep Der tiliat
en- aornite al ire for at ubgipe ct "yeins
oeifrift" meo lGrli9 9enblit paa De
@utter al giteroaIlf oct iont oelto8 I
Den uetop afiluttebe ari9.
Sout CT WebIem al benne Gontite CT
ieg al SetretGren, giennem SIaoene,
beot on paa BET nuer inoltproi9lte at
beoe SorGIore til SoIoater % Solod@
terne islp ar sisre lit bebite meo en-
Sang, at aiue os De neouenoiee Splpss
nineer, nemIig en- tort Siograi meb Sps
tegnelier ON hnab aornpani 8utterne
til6srte, bpiIte SIag eler uroer arigss
gisremaal De tog Del i, huiIte Camps"
DC bar / Der / Sanoet o.i.b. Seiaa De
Iom bar "brafteb" ielu ON De life fors
Loo Siemmet, bsr ieube ino tine Raone.
Strip Napn og aoresie tpoelig, fortGl
bpiIiet SpgoeIag / E%iteroalen @utterne
TANNER fra.
2ao mn ale g~iteropIer, iom IGier
Bette taBe fat o9 bet meO en- Sang, ale
/ Slot. 8i itploer pore ti9tte Gutter
bette. Nu er SiSeu til at lamle bisie
SpIpsuinger ba alt err / friitt Rinoe cg
Ital ct gtinSeltrift bIi boao bet pirteIiS
ituloc oGre, ber boereueite Gut al eiters
belIt oct. iom pna en- eQer anoen Naas
De oeltpa / artgen, bore uGpnt.
Rr. 3. 9. llSbp, 3505 1918 aoe..
Soutb RtiuneapoIis, Niuu., Son. y.
Z. Wpen. Sersus SAILS, Rinn., og uns
oertegneoe uil tage mob SpIpsuingernc.
Saa MI fat meo en- Sang.
Seres for Gage
g. 6. 2ebecf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
eoIprlasets WeolemSlite irit!

SoIprIaeet bill mar Srerntib trptie
in MebIemsIiite oe ienbe ben frit til
ale font bar betalt fin &ontin9ent. Qpi5
Oh ltaar tiIbdge meb aou%ttngeuten lad
lenb ben iii ansiereren M.
Sc iom enbnu life er IeoIemmer
bsr MI meIoe jig inb, fula. ,omrne meb
paa 2iiter. @i LITER at ale Spllnger
itaI bare tit Iaon meb paa Bitten TAI
Den ubtommer.
Strip bit Nanh Aoresie, Steoet bpor
ou er fsbt, iau1t 9pgoen % SorGIore>
mes Napne. @ebIrs aputingenten oeo
SnbmeIoelier. Sontingenten er so Cts.
Adret. en- Collar betaIer for TO Var.
Sine Ieblemmer ieuber iub lin Snoa
melbelie til uuberte9neoe, De rnore
inolerSer ~aortingenten iii 3urs Crit
len, gurton, 81. 8, lom er 2a9etS Sass
lerer. @ier bette M, Iaa ri fan faa
&iiten fGrbig n,eb Oct ferite.
WartlS Sagen Setr.,
1888 Wiuuebaba Ioe 4,
minneapolis, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
Qaben Rorreiponoance.

errrasmaci fra Ps1v>t .u iiie OYsipeT FIN,
plaoue I'll 8eoGfiioReR, ~befuaN--,e.
Spsrgere beoes afatic line SpsrssnaaIi Ct fleti 0,
tpeeliet Sproa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29

Sp.: Cpgtb ANre5ieu II Dem. iont
uuoerIe9er MiucroIier / Wontana?
Spar: Sfrip til nniperitp pf
Iuntanu, Glisipula, Wont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29

itreql Men DC ifol bsrc fra os! Ron
ri life iigte Gbeicrne for ialif 6or.
tlaring for Hetten?" ipurgte bun
lpPn6t.
Set er pitt beoit at pertc 6ernlco,
til Ceres Mfono err iritjeuot.
"8oot! @on fol bliue irifjerotl
scr mi Der: Spi5 Den enc al &om'
pognonerne IpefuIereoe uoeu Den on.
0eus 8ioenoe og poa Iroos al aor.
traftenS @eitemmeIier bois ban
latte til Eenge -- bpi5 ban baOoe
Rsgel iii Charles aasle - % uaar
Reqnifa6erne 5Ieu iorialifet eiter ct
SnItcm iont irgen euet 9ogboloer
piIoe ialoe poa at beuptte iig al -
tror Dc iaa, at nogen Goutmer | belle
8erocn uiloe fieuoe BAN lfploig,
naor tiln1eo port @u5boIonin8srcgn.
fob itenuler poa en- gre?"
"gare Der life par oisIe "5Ois".
5ru 0enrifien", ioare0e ic8.
"Saa Lao os itror iremiPtte &c.
itploningen for iolit 6ortIaringl Sea
uil bouc Stuoe5eritatuing itor
Gritatningl 2oo Dem betale bum
oreoe tuien aronerl DC itaI foa b.
be for buert Sefltno De bar Iooet o.
lioe - ltaftars Gbarles!"
3ette iioite llobrlto al Gnbce
rsrte mig, % ber0e5 angreb%.Saf
tif imponere0e mig iom 6usmauo.
gao os orsite Sagen Oioerl
i%nlorgeu, 5ru 6enrifien", IagOe leg.
"0enne SamtoIe bar sioet mig 40
ifiQigt al tPnte paa."
ct Cro er nof Tor BEN oiie. Tiger
man ioi" iporeoe bun gallant ol
rafte mig Snanoen til aiiteo. Sac
bar bun uGf.
Sioen bar ies life ieet beube. I'll
min itJre Gp~erraifelie opoageoe ieC
oeo n9rmere lluoerisseIie al 9beier
mes 6orbolo, at Dem enc al Dem pirte
La bapoe ipetuIeret. S9bnet mel
Senne ueroiiuloe Splpsning git leg
iii bans Sosisrer % meo9eIte banI
booroau ies piloe 5ribe nit 6ori0al
on: 9omitolen ituloe BONNIE mel
lem o~eofommeaoe Gbei % min
Silent. CT Gar Gage 2iter bIeo ga
gen MOB 8ogholoeren bGpet."
SoerretsIogissereu nippeoe til ii
8Ias.
"staar Ell Wano er uifploig at
tlaget, bebsoer man life aItio at pGrs
nosen itor Siiriit FOR at tilpelebringt
xepurr eerfor~ b~eInss..eae en- at b
Y tiiftgoruGrerSe. Cd &C pad og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29

floge 6oripar for en- 6crbrpocr man
tienoer ocu pirfeIiqe Aouofot, OF ieg
er iifter poo, at Ceres lille 9ogboI.
o%erirue uiIoe giere en- gufeIig 6igur
for Hetten."
"Qe Ipnc5 at fro, at 9ogboIoereu
bar iogeslss?" bemerfeSe Sper.
retsIogierer Sang tsrt. Get bar
ban iftel Gro0s tenoe3 Tormonir.
ger tilitoo ban alt Tor mig!"
"9il o oermeo iige. at Bun belle
1ioeu ui0lte ON. al Rauoeu bar Be.
o~rager?"
"Sapiit! - De bab0e 10 ingen
SemmeiigbeOer 1or bueran0re!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
Pacific Oiltrifts
2~larsmcoe.

(@eD @aitor %. q. Gbriitenicn.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
Sor Sortur | SSuoen.

Bar life plasst al Eczema easy anors
6uoubebagelisbsoeg. Ge tan 6Gue en- rem,
uub pub peo at beuptte 3smo, iom fan
erboIoes Dos builteuiombsIn Apot6ster Tor
35c sler ertra TOR 6laf,e for 81 90.
3emo bortiieruer i~Rouculie Trseusr.
'SlGdbeoos". Gtjemd og Rtngorm idmt
sisr 6uoen rem og iuuo. i3smo er et rent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oHriiertin fluoeuoe Ries
bel, bUerten isotet eler tleberig oQ pletter
intel. Get Ct let at aupeuoe og toier fun
en- ubstposIi9beo ior buer aupsa1slie. Ge.
er oltto pGalioelig,.
The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
Ylaact al Sppeopine.

TIngtr NJ YUUtUPIHt' S1Y DuUU1
Iterfe gnfalo al Sopeopine meo Op'
faItning, Tom ofte plaseoe mig baaoe
Sag og 0at, og buorfor oct bar mig
umuliat at iinbe 2inoring," itrioer
Mrs. Sefla @urcef ira Columbus,
0ebr., men giennem 9rugen al Or.
geters 9urifo bIep jeg befriet iol
min 8lage." Sette loopriite urte'
miboeI forbanoles life al apotetere.
Sfrip iii Or. 8eter 5abrnep & Sons
60, 25O1 @aibiuston gIoo., Gbi'
cago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
Gpittering.

Sra @erncne al afopoe 9ortbea
@an9eu, Gatlano, Wiun., bdr ieg moos
ta9et 5000, Der efter afoeoea 2nIie ituls
&c ioroeIes li9cIi9 pao 3eouiu8emisitos
mems % neutrality-suspicious. / ben
rorifslutberite &irte / Imerita for bull
tet SeIeb berueo taftes % itteres.
Soban gaertien.
&aptparo, Winn., 21oe Suli 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29
5uar: 1. Sa.
2. Rel, Der maa betaIes 3plo | Turs

|
Sp.: /. Seq er isDt / Rinneioiu al
SorGIore ira Horge. 6olt Der / Gas
nooa boiler mig en- 9autee; men ies
Tiger, al jog life er rogeu 9autee. 9pem
bar Het?
3. 6oor iii 9anteerne lit 9taou?
3. 9pormnn8e giterriserc er Der
Be 6oreneoe Stater?
4. 6uao Nationalitet tiIberer BugiIi'
iterre Sentpiep og Seis @ilarb.
Spar: 1. Seres eseu Spfntnius er
ben rette.
3. Yanfce'er or eli fplfclig Seuru.
nelie pan Ycrioner al gammel npcns-
lanoif %afitamnins. llneniur gln,erifa
braseS bos llStrptfet tiot nm enbper
gmcrifancr.
3. Miuliscns ct Gar giiaiuner inb'
ranorene.
4. Saauibt hi ueb CT DC al irf Ser.
tputit.
Sp.: @i bar 2ano / ct 9ouutp / Win
neiota. @i bar boet Der / 80 aar %
tog 2unoci paa Someitsao. gu Tiger
DC, al DC fan IA Set ira o5 meb gfagt til
Yart, on hi life bill iGI9e bet? SorboIs
Ser bette iis riBti9.
Spar: Get uffeutlise fan ia Gam
bet eftcr Ell bis Sagt, bpis man trGnser
bet | pffentlig Etenteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29


Sp.: I. ST ieg pIigti8 til at betale
en- 2ottor fnIot no, iom foretog Ell Cpe@
ration poa min 9uitru, % Fan Iagoe,
at bun ifuloe blipe frilt igien, men lite
oetfor blcp bun meget ba%arligere!
,. Suorme9et er frita9et al en-
1anos @ienoom, uaar han CT Sarmer,
o0 bar en- Ibg 6ltitrlt at forlsr9e o9 nlaa
6oloe en- Sieneitepige Ttaoig2
Spur: 1. &pis Spergeren tan 9pot'
aipre, at 9Gaen Far luuct at belbrene
benhe, iaa bar ban (SGgen) gjurt no
ifplbia | Ell ufprirar!ig Gambling, fprs
faauiot irsen gage meb Sisben fan al
ct iaabant este, men at naa ham 40
Supens Sci er life iaa lisetil. Set enc
ite ifulbc pGre, Gin &c fan beut'e, at
han life bnr %bebanSlct Genbe, INN han
ffnISe, ntco andre Orb gjprt iis itnio'9
Wtnlpraris. Sam &C lite bentte bette,
pil rimeligris 2egens 5prSrins mob
Gem sutne iubSrices.
.. Oanaf.Gber, Sense, Sengeflrher
til ceue % SamiiieuS Grns, neouennts
S%ipffcnubitpr, Wpbler ps SGsgeranD til
en- Irroi ai $500, 3 6jar, 10 Sptr, ct
SeitciYanb, 20 Sauer % heres ulo, ct
9lars 1yur til Sreaturerne, @psn ei!er
Sirrre, SlGSe, 2 Rluae, Saru % dnnre
Tsarmrebifa6cr for $500, Sgmaifine,
suafurn for ct @Gr, Trpoiant %
grrnhiel for ct Iar, Sjeml teo paa 80
glcres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29

Sp.: San 9ere giOe mig llnNerrets
ming, ON Der er 9ano / Wiuneiota Joni
SuteI Gam ital iGlge til Ell a%fmenItret
SoIoat. 6ar De aobuei bet op enbru, 90
bppr meset fan DC fna? s bpab Barr
al Mtirneiota er Bet, oe boor tan le8
benoenoe mig for at faa ueiere llnoer'
refining ON Sin9eu?
Suar: Ter CT enoun life trnffet
nuseu cnoelie Grorins nteb Senipn I'll
benne Saa; men en- iaaoau uil antase'
Iie iurcligae ON fort Sio. Gu Sfripels
ie til department Of Snterior. @n'bs
iustDn, :. g., nil fauiic brinse nGrrnerc
Sp.psning, men belt bpr Spsrseren
ifripe til Spnsresmanoen / bet Siitritt,
bppr han bpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-29

Quest: /. A person is born ana
raised in this country, so are his
parents, but his grandfathers was
born in Norway. What is that
persons nationality, American or
Norwegian?
2. Should a person who is a native
of this country be called a Nor
wegian. because his grandfathers was
born in Norway? What should he be
called?
3. What is the language OF this
country? Is Norwegian and German
also the language of this country?
4 What country has the most
w~arships? Who second and
third? Who has the largest battle
ships?
Ans: /. He is an American.
2. No.
s. The official language of the
country is English. Other languages
used are not recognized as Official
languages.
a. England.
Sp.: Soor fan ies fan fiebt @6itns
ferS Mmanocf pe Sears GpcIopcoia?
Sc er bee9e trbft / England.
2. Sodb foIoe5 Solitur paa gn9elf?
3. 6oab talber Qog pao gn9elif?
Spar: 1. Set fjenoer pt lite til.
2. @aruifb.
3. Snipn3.
Sp.: Spor Ell Wano letter &rentlis
rer no til en- anoeu Wtano paa 8rGS,
no ct al benz oer, bar bd Den Wano Sop
til at begrape 9pret fgr ban laoer Gic>
rem fda BET at bioe?
Spar: Get bill fpnttite rteset an
: paa Smitrnbigbeberne. Gieren ber ielps
f~pIsel:g nnber alminbelige SmitGnbis'
beoer unberrettes.
Sp.: Gu Wano glitter iis meo en-
@i9e, Iom bar Ell 9atter nteb ell anben
Ranb, Iom er beb. Nt CT benoes Nor
bpb. San WonOen M 8iftc Jig meo
Satteren? @r BE roeet / SlG9t2
Spar: Ser er life npset 5prbnS
muo ct ilist sGsteifab | Spsrserens
Stat, ba Der life or nuget Slpoiegtsa
ifab meliem bent.
Sp.: San ie9 MI ienbe Iaffepo't til
Nor9e, % er bet trp9t at lenoe Sing paa
Ben Waaoe?
2. Sam ieg ienoe en- auffert meO
brligte al9r % biperie Snlnating, iaa>
iom llbr. grbitunaIe al S9lp' o.i.p. roen
at betale Solb?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-09

Miss Elizabeth Estes has returned
to her position in the Garrard Bank
and Trust Company after few days
illness.
Mr.. VIM. J. Kahn of Lebanon, has
accepted a position as salesman, with
James w. Smith, our local haber-
dasher.
A handsome and winsome nine
pound girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Zanone last
Monday morning.
Messrs W. r. Cook and II. Clay
Sutton sold their tobacco on the Dan
vile markets this week. They re-
port a high market.
Misses Lenna and Iva Hollon and
Jennie Higgins and Messrs John and
Frank Land motored to Danville last
Tuesday for the day.
The City Club has rented the Of
fees recently occupied by Mr.. G. B.
Swinebroad, over the hardware store
of J. r. Mount and Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marksbury en-
tertained at their home last Monday,
Miss Margaret Morrow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe j. Walker, Jr.
DIR. J. NJ. Acton has moved into his
old offices and Capt. Herndon has
moved into the rooms recently oc-
cupied by the City Club.
DR.. W. A. Wheeler has been con-
fined to his rooms at the Kengarlan
for the past week. We are glad to
report his convalencence.
Corporal George Townsend of
Clayton, Mich, was a guest for few
days of Miss Elizabeth Estes, on his
returs to Camp San Leon, Texas.
Mr.. Robert Layton has returned
to Camp Meade Maryland, after a
five days furlough to his wife and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Layton.
Mrs. Green Clay Walker entertain
ed at 500 party at her home last
week, those present being Mrs.
j. S. Gilbert, Mrs. Sallie Lawson and
d. A. Thomas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-09

Mr.. Robert Griggs was in Richmond
Monday on business.
Mrs. j. Randolph Harris left yes
terday for a visit with her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Peoples, at Covington.
Mrs. L. j. Sanford spent from
Thursday until Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Tudor at Newly, Madison
county.
Miss Joan Mount motored to Dan
vile last Tuesday, taking with her
Mrs. J. f. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
K. l.. Elkin.
Mrs. Leticia Ware, who has been
visiting in Hopkinsville for quite
a while is at home with her daughter,
Mrs. R. E. McRoberts.
Mr.. B. n. Blades of West Point,
Miss, was at his old home for a few
days during the holidays. He is de-
lighted with the south and his friends
were delighted to see him.
Chief of Police, l.. E. Heron who
has been at the hospital in Lexington
was able to be brought home and is
very much improved his many friends
here will be glad to know.
Friends will regret TO learn of the
erious illness of little Betsy Margaret
McRoberts, at the home of her par
ents in Covington. The illness of
this pretty and attractive child has
cast a gloom over the homes of her
relatives and friends here.
Misses Levy and Allie Dunn were
hostesses to a number of friends at
dinner party Wednesday at then
home on Lexington avenue in honor
of their attractive neice, Miss Edna
Berkele, who is a student at State
University, Lexington. 1t was
most delightful affair.
Misses Martha and Pearl King, en-
tertained at their home on the Fall
Lick pike, on Sunday, at delightful
dinner. Those partaking Of the re-
past were: Misses Isabella Sanford, of
this city, Jeanette McCrosky and Eva
King and Messrs John Baldwin, Sam
uel Baldwin and Thompson McCrosky
of Harrodsburg.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-09

Mr.. Clay Sutton was a visitor in
Danville, Monday.
Mr.. Fisher Gaines of Danville. was
in Lancaster, Monday.
Mrs. Ha.old Oldham has returned
from visit in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boone Sanders were
visitors in Danville, Monday.
Miss Allie Dunn has returned from
a business trip to Paint Lick.
Mr.. d. W. Mahan of Danville, made
a business trip to Lancaster, Monday.
Miss Edna Berkele returned to
State University, Lexington, Sunday.
Mrs. w. Il. Mason and Mrs. w. H.
Cook have been recent visitors in
Danville.
Miss Shelby Mason mas returned
from a visit to her sisters, in Hills
boro, Ohio.
Mr.. Davis Prather and family have
taken rooms at DIR. Hoods on Dan
vile Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Price take
passage this week for Deland, Fla, to
remain several weeks.
Mr.. Clayton Morrow returned Mon
day to Lexington where he is a stu
dent at State University.
Mr.. Ben Robinson is i'll at the
home of his mother, Mrs Maggie Rob-
inson, on Richmond street
Miss Mary Tillett and Mrs. Laura
Foley of Lexington were holiday
guests Of Miss Sallie Tillett.
Mrs. Anna Hubble and daughter
Matte Mae, have returned from +.
visit to relatives in Hedgeville.
The many friends of Mrs. d. NJ.
Lackey are glad to know she has re-
covered from her recent illness.
Miss Margaret Morrow, who is a
teacher in the School for the Deaf,
has returned to Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Florence johnson returned to
Lexington Tuesday where she will re-
sumo her studies at State University.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brown, Mr.,
and Mrs. r. L. Griggs and Miss lsa-
bella Sanford motored to Lexington,
recently, shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Price have
moved t. the Grant property on
Richmond street, where they will be
at home to their many friends.
Miss Elizabeth Walker who is at
tending High School here, spent the
weekend in Paint Lick with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Walker.
Mrs. Matte Thompson Kurtz and
who have been spending
several months in Lancaster. have
Joined Mr.. Kurtz in Atlantis, eorgia.
Mrs. J. W. Aeey. who has been i'll
at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hughes, was able to be re-
moved to her home in Stanford the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton Price enter
tanned at an elegant dinner in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Price. The
table had for its center piece vase
filed with pretty flowers. A five
course dinner was served. About
twelve guests were present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-09

Mr.. John w. Brown is visiting rel
atives in Harrodsburg.
Mr.. B. p. Maupin Of Lexington, is
in the city again visiting friends.
Mrs. Ollie Carpenter is visiting her
parents at Preachersville this week.
Mr.. Jake Grau has returned from
visit to his family in Louisville.
Messrs Russell and Prescott Brown
of Stanford were visitors here Sat
urday.
Mrs. Dave Sanders spent Xmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Layton.
Mr. and Mrs. Linzey Clark are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a ten
pound boy.
Mr.. Bascom Ford. who has been
stationed at Camp Dix, N. j., has re-
turned home.
Captain J. p. Easley of Fort
Thomas, has been the guest of Miss
Mildred Beazley.
Mr.. George Palmer is out after an
illness of two weeks with "flu" and
bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. Robert Elkin, Mrs. Joe Robin
son and Miss Joan Mount were in
Danville last Tuesday.
Mr.. Allen johnson of the U. S. S.
Burrows is here for short furlough,
with his mother, Mrs. Lula johnson.
Mr.. Sidney Aldridge one of our
boys who has been overseas, has re-
turned and looks the picture of
nealth.
Mrs. J. S. Gilbert and son, James
Burnett, have returned from Mont
gomery. Alabama, and are stopping
at the Kengarlan.
Mrs. VIC. McElhannon and bright
little daughter, Willie Francs, of
Louisville, are here for a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Mary f. Jones or Has
lden Heights.
Master Claude Rice Gaines, who
has been quite i'll with the flu for
several weeks, is improving his many
young friends and school-mates will
be glad to know.
Mr.. Russell Brown who has been
stationed at. Camp Taylor in Y. NJ.
C. A. work, has been mustered out
and has accepted position in the
Bank of Bryantsville.
Mrs. Lula johnson has received
word from her son, Mr.. Allen John
son, who is in the navy,that he is now
stationed at Philadelphia, he having
recently returned from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker have
returned from Stay of some months
in Charleston, S. c., and are occupy
ing the apartments of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Herndon who are yet in the
South.
Mrs. Bessie Marksbury Staughton
,as been pleasantly located in Atlanta
Ca, where DR.. Staughton was sta
toned, and writes Interestingly of
old Lancaster friends now
living in that city.
Mrs. Fannie Walker has returned
from d Christmas visit to Rev and
Mrs. Hervey Mcdowell at Mt. OLIVE,
Miss. Miss Robinson and Miss Scott |
c. the High School are returned from
holiday visits to their homes com
rleting Mrs. Walkers household.
Mrs. Appleton Price received a
telegram Monday from her son, Mr..
Charles Dunn, who had just landed in
New York from France, where he has
been in service in the army for the
past two years. He is expected for
a visit to Lancaster relatives soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
MAY DIVIDE BOARD
 |NTO FOUR PARTS
Better Results Can Be Ob- tained by Assigning Each
 Member Certain Duties

That the Board of Revenue of Jeffer- son county be divided into four de- partments with the president as chief executive and chief administrator is the plan being drawn up by T. E. Huey, a member of the board
 It is proposed that each member have some specific department for which he will be responsible, subject to report at any time the board may call upon him and the president of the board to have general supervision over all the depart ments-
 One deparment will be known as En- gineering and construction; second, main- 3tenance of public roads, this department Involving the care and supervision of the convicts; third public health and san itation, this to include the supervision of the Hillman hospital and other county organizations; and fourth, transporta- ton and camp supervision, this depart ment to look after all trucks. machinery and camps of the county.
 Under tr ybresent system committee . is appoint, S by the president of the board to io Festigate any department the board wishes to know about Delays often occur in these reports, according to statements, but with the departmental idea in force the head of the department will be responsible for the report at any time called upon. IL is believed that this way more efficient and better results can be obtained.
 The organization of the board into de- partments probably would bring on many recommendations for changes ~wi1ch might thereby save the county some money now being expended for supplies and other matters.