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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

Maximum temperature. IS.
Weather. clear.
Wind. calm.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10
DAILY EVENING EDITION

a fcuF room buugafaN af.yNt
for rcng IL tho East uFe&Uillan wAnt
ads yesterday Ind seven appiicAnts
within two hours. More honscs are
needed in Pendlet0n.
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by the Audit Bureau OF CirculatIons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

@ooro. Zen lager IrrIig uaffert
mco Ell Smule Sfrnanin0 MOB Emo
% @cit. Sorosmonnet antogcS at
pare al oct bchite. Sgina auor,
S.eoer / Hprbcocu bcroppe cr tlb
pui,oct aoitiuig peb aanall'crina, II.
geiom Scr or optaget Ell bel Gel al
Suilanbsmocn.
Eposfalo. Stationsmeitcr Nilien,
Gramnlerl, or aigaact pco DOZEN, i6
Nar gammel.
en- al SobplS melt bnabciiloe
pnarc 8aarobrii1ere, Sielro @rpbe.
Ianb. or ofsaoet peo Eeoct al 2un.
gebctrnbclie, fun 30 aor pommel.
Scrnbanetelegrafilt Nils gar.
fen, @crnc Citation, 9er0cnSbanAl,
err opo al 9nnaebciunoelie citcr ocn
ipanife Spac, fnapi 26 gor annmeI.
StortinsSmaub @onrobrugcr
Gnorc llgIanb ira 8reipitao / Ssgne
er / Slgeigcn aigdaet pco Iebcu,
60 Nar aammel. llglauo bar re.
prpicntcrct Sbocrues Srcbs iioclt
1913.
6orbenpprenoe SerQcont %
@oarnbruecr Niarius Ytlllum / @rr.
bolen cr pli,oielig oso. Nan bar iebt
/ 1913 % nso alminocllg NgtcIie
9u9oen. : Ell NarrGffc par ban
MteoIem al Serreositpret % SfoIe.
ltpret.
Gmisipr Sans @littsnberg,
Wtoitcrbapu, CIR afeaaet ueb Cohen.
San bar / marlae Mar reiit ! oct nor.
lie WisiionSicIifabs Sieneltc % por
fienbt coer itore Iele al &citlonoet
Ionl en- baaoe op9tig % interc@icrc
Wtano, iom par mleget atbolot.
- Sobn Z. @raa, Ell al &rooooIs
~itsritc 8aarobrugere, er aignact u<o
1socn, ~ Nar sammcl, al 2uuQcbc-
tTnoelic. San par Ell iutcreHierct
@oarobrugcr, Ell retlinlet o. 0pgtiA
Wtnl,o, rolie % bromfri / al i'm
Serb, - al Den Hatur, al ban nloria
funoe lparc &r1'ter; mcll tog altlo
lelu Oct tplteite 9sft.
-'Sorhcnpurenoe Golf Bernhard
Sunlen / Stisrbalcn or beN, So Nor
gan1mel. Nibsbe Dor isot poo
SrontSe, reiite Tom rng 8llt t~iliieS.
Ge Sprogflinolfaber ban bcrulbec
crbucrucoc Jig font ham iioHn tilaooc
ion Tsrer % Golf for llolrnoingcr,
Irrlig Gn9clifmlpno, poo Sogt. OIL
6iItcture, og ban bar iom ioaoan be-
rciit itore Tele al Norge.
- @arper .. u. Sacobier, grita,
uif, er. oigaaet peo Cohen otter no.
gen Sibs Spgeliebeb / eli 9lI0cr al
a Iar. Sermeb or Ell al Senorc
Ssnomsres melt fjenbte WlUtlo pan
orct bort. Get par ct citcr i'm 5io
tort @arperi SacobIen orep, oct itsr.
ite meIlem Bergen pg 9ronobicm.
Sacobien figbte / Grltapif = 8daros.
brig ion ban ilog imnmen til It, Oct
ltsrlte Der / egreu. San brcp oct
trent til at blipc CT Wsniterbrua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

i905-t9l2 aapellau reo .aIoiter.
firfeu / SorieaS. San ~tc6igereoc
Wteolcnlsblooct ior S;SraeIsmislio.
men.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aont
merhcrrc !. Scgermonn Sinoencronc
or plibielig uoen iorioqaaeuSe Spa.
Dom Meoaet pco Gsbeu / iii Niem |
a~isbenhapn / en- glber al so Mar.
Zen Mfosbe haooe / CIT Iarrrffe
abort 5ieiieite | ser oanife 9iplomati.
blanbt ouoet iom @eianot i Rom,
Stocfbolm, YoriS % ira 1902 I'll
1912 / Berlin.
I'm oanif Ytiis Gapcll ira "a. Gn
Al Dc ioa ~rnleuenoe borife apinbcr.
lom tog Gel 0cr oauit.tplfe aria
1864, o. iont Ear iooet Yfeoulit Tor
oct. er ocn 76.aarige Sru Wtaric Oil
! a%isbcnboun o. hos iad bar Naabct
ON SsnoeripIlanos 8ieniorcniul
nieo Eanmnrt paft itsrre @lrbe cro
hos oennc gamle Tante. Srit Pill er
Cater al Ell alsbulnr0 VebcrIen
Slcnsburg, % iom Den illpffeIiaitc
Tag / lit Gin regner bum Ssrooa Den
6te Tcbruor 1864. oo 0onueuirfe
rsmmeoes. Sleusburg beiotteS al
lplfcrne, o. bun, lom giernc piloe
bcieee DC oanife Soorcoe. moatte
osie mango llbebageIigheoer fra Set
tpife @eiaIs SIDE. SaolcoeS min.
beS bun, at bun en- Tag iii en- Ere
fis al CIT llnbcrpfiieerl Nlm blalp en-
ura Manb, iencrc Troiesior sell
bera, at ilngie. Nur bIcp fort 5io
oercitcr foitet /. 6Ungiel ior0i bum
trooS Iorbuo beisgte noalc iouNnc
bauifc SoIbatcr. Get funoe hauc
goact mcb henbc icni mco Wfils Ga.
bell; men NrigNn isrtca onocrIc6c@
ocn 0ana, % DC prsiliifc Ciiicerey
bar mere meoqisrliae oa enc iencre.
gn uup Sificer tit Mcolibenbeo meh
Den lnge banlfc Fige % ilop benbc
les eiter finn noglc timers Sangen'
fob. Otter Gnbsl % iii arlacua
Slutnina pnalcbe bun Saoreoc lad
bel ira oarif iom ira init Sibe. vi
Song Gbri'tiau zoe itf bin Ell minorc
Sorticnimebolle / 0liIs mco ,Sno.
Ifriitcn; "Gn poel @icrltiHa gIcm.
mes life"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
8uoy.G pentyret

"Stonallger Atte1blao" 'trluer oell
24oe Sec:
Get monner icpnt og iiffert str.
bcioet meb H~oien6ergs iorre MnIug
paa gusp. Set bar M paagaoet i
ON trent ire Nar, % oNr pil enoml
bengal %baluanbct, ier Oct belle er
fuIot fprbig. WaanQc uioruoIecoe
Sinoringer bar lagt iig ipeielu, %
en- folosial Wungbe alrbeioe ifulot
gisres. 8ele Den betpoelige Gel al
@lteDL ionn InlGggct oniatter, iful-
De Iuaatiigc onlpenoca. De mana.
Sergtllaul er er milerct puf, iaa Scr
er blet Ell itor SIettc, buor Tituien-
tonnerne lfal bp9ges. Ger err iali
pGfiprrngt 1000 allbifmetcr Iielo,
ionl or fisrt / Sisen, irrIig onlfrina
SilnnarsoOoen % / SunOet meneil
ocnne % Sonme!dnosboImen. Sur.
Oct er oerpeo BELT ~iorIurnoet og SOL.
men tnpttet til Toitlanoet. Mer
ilteoetfor Oct ganllc Slnb oriper man
III paa of lope ct mt: Zen poroen.
DC 1uf, Sfanoinapiens ~itsrite. Sore
lsbig Ter oct no, ipm ON Der lopeS
CT belt libct Galore poa tpers al Den
gomle @nnnarsoooe, men meo Sioen
blir Der iarbart tperS igiernenl, on
idu sn'fes, ira 9piioroen til Hpbapn,
"Hpioepoagcn". Goffen blir puo
575 Sons SGiigbe o0 so Soos 9reo.
De. Sfte mirbre enc 10000 aubif.
meter 6jelo itol Der iprGiges no,
bporaf noget ODER SrcOieparten er
belsr9et, for of 0offen ifal iau be
iorsnifebc Gimeniioner. Rlmbt hclc
Nrealet, iaaleoes iom Set i%ortoncr
Jig, naor anlGssbeinrer aaIbera bar
ltprtet line $4,000 aubifmeter Sten
| Slset, er Der cler oil Der bIipe AT.
lagt aaier pao tiIiammen life min.
ore emo $40 WeterS SGugoe.
% De Spgninger, iom relies pan
inbre Gel al Den me Slette, itaar /
6orbolb bertiI. Sfibsbpgserict ill.
ligemeo afilagningsloit, 4.etaaes
Sagerbpguing og 1egnefontor bra
ges til Ell bis 0rao ianmenbpilacn.
De % bGffer ct 2lreal paa belle 10
Weaal. Get ifal p9re Sfuloinauie1ts
lterlie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0pgperf Oh
er foinrnet nleset langt paapei. Ga
lpnge oil oct life bare, isr Der err
Sip o. 8irfiombeo paa SfibsbMae.
riet % paa SIippen, buor Der fan
trPffes op Sfibe paa 5000 Cons.
9ortIet fra 9ofanIGggA, iom err
Den Eel ar anlGgget, iom iibit blir
iGroie. itaar BET melt iaien paa @r.
beioerboligerne, pna Oen me @oiet.
bers.Sp. 9eoriften eier M IS Suie
omfrina gepbapu, bporni Der er irr.
o~igbpgget 10. 4 er UNDER SIoreonina
% 2 err fisbt. Dten paa Iomtearea
Ierue pan Sunouaas ifal Der bpaees
.tpar bunore rlpe goiiser, og 8eai.
leringsplanen ior Den me gp er ier.
dig. Iesiiben fol Der lige peb Sfibs.
bpgeeriet opisres CT eleftriif aisffen
meo Spiicifur; ielpe aisffcnet mo.
rettes paa at funue leuere Yiao iii
J 1000 Herioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Inland Chemical Company,
Bismarck, n. Oak.


iSlonOite Hntions 6rcnitio o. Quo
bcnnre aongen."
Wu'liten lpiaeoe ~aong Ghri.
titan. Tom WSrugoen ~paabertc meo
blottet &opeo. st "Seue aonaen"
gdp @lenlpo oucr Npen / Den blif.
itl1c @iutcroag. Iotroier ira IS.
LAMBS 6nlt", moer Auisriel al 2sit-
nant aiGr, giorOe @omnsr FOR 5la.
get.
6ornnnoen . oet forcncoe Sitting.
@gfogeo ~TobamcSion, boIot oareiter
ielgcnoc Gale:
Set cr os firrt at nUpne Dor
6%orbun0eitot Ianmorf / bette bei
tioelige Gieblif, oo Sslanos StatS-
'lag for fsrlte 8ailg bellies opcr Gan.
Oct, % ISLANDS Supcrpuittt / alc
Eager err onerflenot. Oct err oS iaa
nleGet mere fiGrt OF or iaa ntegct
mere Dor Gligt iom Idnmarf er oet
ferlte Stot, Sr onerticn0er ISLANDS
SuucrTnitct 81 oct bar mi pit os
oell itorc 9@rc % ocn itore &enlig.
bco AT glue arigeiti6et Crorc iii at
opboloc iiB Der for NJ 0ierc Sonnst
Tor bort Stag for oerpeb at uiic FIN
Spntpati ior Dor Sag Oh aratulcre
oS / bette Gieblif. Seq er fuloitrn.
Dig lltfcr pau al tale pua allc SIS.
lGnoeree @egne, naar lcg M uotrpf.
f1r 2nltct og 6aabct ON. at Iun,
marfs Stiaing ma bIipc imrfct, at
oct ma blomitre, OF al DC Gnifer ca
6orboabninger, DER / mango gar bar
pGrct ioa oprebore for 1anmarf.
mac bllpc opipIot, at Sanfslelien Oh
Samarbeioet mcuciE o. 10 grooerna.
TONER Itaois mnn iorsges. Dem bcaae
I'll sGrc o. @apn.~
Gcrpaa iulgte ct nreo niioloidt
Nurruruab beiuaret Seue iur Can.
mart og Ss!ano. Gua Slaaet II
bltu 6lagene 6eiit oper hcle 9uen
% 9aa belle ,Sslnno efter HcQierin.
gems Crore. @aoerne uur oueriulo.
&c ueo gtenneifer. men ser finocr
ing2t egcutlige Setter Steo. ioet
Ne1flouif cr Ell Sorgens gu. citer at
Sn'llcn5aen bar frduct betueo POO
WPenneifelip.
a%isbenbapn, 30te Poor. 5 an.
Ieonlng al StaoiriteIleu al ON
oanlt.iSlonoitc 6orbunoslou 6or
Songen aiienot iSIgenoe Selearam
Ill ISLANDS Ntiniiterium:
"Gfter at leg ioag / S~tatsroa6ct
bar moerifreoet "Gurif Sslanoif
6erbuno5Iop~, ser eftsr iorloaaoer.
De 6ofbaHoling melem ounife 90 is.
Ianolte GeIegereoe er peotaget ar
SanoeieS Iopgioenoe Soriomlinaer
% paa Sslono tiltraaSt giennem
6olfealItemnina. % eiter AZ leg fam
tioIg bar laitiat 9eitemmeIier ON oct
lslnnelfe 6IagS ~llbieenoe og Srue.
uotaIer leg 6aabet ON. at oenne me
Sroning maa balne 9runolaget FOR
en- lpffeli9 ltouiflins al Sorboloet
mellem De 10 6oIf. Seq ienher oerbos
mine flere % trp SslGnoinser min
~fongelige Silien % mine beoite Git.
Tier ON Selo % Spffe FOR ISLANDS
Srentio.
Saar &c isrune rsres eabaEivt,pn. fsns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
rl1aIing uden Ollie.
Werfelis Spinoelie, Der iurminbifer
Walings Gpitenoe meo 10 pGt.
Gn fri Yrepepaffe, ienoes enbper,
Tom itripcr BORON.

u. 9. Niet. tr fremrapsroe iSobritant aeaEs. y.
o.. bar ppfuuost en- groees FOR 1iIpirfuina at en- M
Glags MaIiua ubsH Brig al Gle. 5aR taIeer ben
Qornerpalut. Zen foEimert iSoru at st teri 1uIutr
"a all Der FRANCES or foIot gauh for al Iape en- sra
Ina. Der hpIosr ha mob 9tir % 9Ie. CT faRit1r o.
oaria for nhpsnhia % i~rootnbis Srna. 5st er griR.
ripti for 6tmeu, anoeuoi l Yl0liHa. Ten fxiier ia ~
hpiIteRiomhtlf, GnerNahe. Ira Sten ensr DsHri.tn
frress % itr no ION C%IismaIiue. o. Ton I fun ON
Sirtnt en- FIsrbsotI faa ultatt.
Strip nj Mr.. A, 1. Rice. Manufactures. 223 Mort
Street. Adsms n. u. "a ban MI itRhs bra en- II
9reptpatts iamt i~5arnGfprt "a fuIe itnnhia Cplasuine.
ri'sues hporean Sa tan iparr uvfiaa maHst Cellars.
Strip ioog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
ISLANDS DAG.
TribcosOcrfets 5nloburo:lie ieircs
Heptiapif.

Zen oonif iSIanOifc So~rbunoslou,
iom glucr SSlono iiilot Seluitprc,
bleo . lonn isr onltaIt - unoerltrc.
pct al Song Gbriitian Ssroag Sen
30tc Nouember. ) ocn AnIeonirg
bolbtcS Gagen otter Seuoag oe.l
lite Gee. - en- paffcr SribeosicIt I
M%cpfiopif. @erou meobcler SSlouolf
Selearamblrcai:
ISLANDS Supcrpniiet proflamcre.
oeS pe0 YiiooasStio ioog. aloffcn
ct auorter isr tolp oabneoe Ct Or.
feIter 6eitcn peo at ipiae "Glogalnlo
S'afolo". 9creiter bolot Ytiuiltcr
Ggeer5 ell Gale, iom ban iluttcoe
iooIeoes:
"aongen bar pco at itabipitt Sof.
blnoHlopen uIrfeligQiort Dc 2anttr,
DER uUrcoeS al Song 6rcocrif ocn
Sttcn6c, Ser bau6e Den met mo.
trGngcnoc Sorltoaelie al bore ga.
ger, og ioag bar aongelt ueiIllttet at
inoremme Sslnno lit 6lng, ser ioag
or beiit oner Den i%elanoite Stat. Nac
SslGlloingcra Spntpoti er hos Som
garl. 6laget cr Gegnet paa Dor Gu.
perpllitet. Get er SpmboIct pao Dc
Sanfer, Der er melt ltroalcnoe hos
Dor Nation. SlogctS pore err nor
NutIons 9Grc. vi bcoer Den aImUg.
tigc Quo bcpare Dor Stat % Dor
aonge. og ri beber 8lo blpIpe os
at lsite port Stag irem til 9Gre.
Wtootte port Soils % Dor acngcs
Spffe islge port Slag. 9crmeo bel
Ter III Ilngct."
Ortcitret ipiQeoe ocn isIonoife
SIagiang. "S<elonos SSoIf", Der Iaa
ilalimptfet / Nauncr, ioIutcreoe meo
u Sfltb, % Wduilgoen blotteoe so.
ue0ernc.
aaptein 9orcf ira "Sslonos 6alf"
DoIot 'sIgell0e Salc.
"Som Iamrorfs Heprpientont /
octt. bsitioelisc 2leblif uil lea meo.
Dele, al Den Salut paa II Sflo, Der
llctop or aigipet ira oct Glib, lea bar
Den we're at f~omntanoere, or aiQiuet
otter Or6re AZ Den oauifc 9leajerina,
% al oct er Den Salilt, Der eiter in.
terrotionol Sou ofglUcs for ell iuue.
rGn Stat5 6lag. Ter er 6crpeo irc.
Ianmarfs Sloc pit oct isriie u9rc
men betponingsiul0e 5egn paa Der
oonlte Natlons niglorte pooe giIie
I'll al uoiere oen itaoipitcOe 6or.
blmosloU paa ben melt lopnle Maaoe.
Com 10 luUcrGne @rsore MOB
ytoro er Ssluno % Iunmarf itaoig
fnpttet I'll bitanoen oeo InRprc
Saano, lerit % remit oeo Dor Ron.
gcs Fcrion, % Den oanite Ration
ieler JIG lifter paa, at M. o6 oen
blotte lonte ON ct oanif 5ormpnSer.
itab iuIOitGnoigt er %iiernet. oil Dc
10 noroligc grsoreiolf meo Slerte.
ligbeo % aieniioic Siuio biGlpe bin,
anbeu at Isie o. mango Spgaper.
iom Den me Stb. ri trpoer mo /,
iiftert bill TITLE ben banife % Sen
i5lanoife Nation. let err / aIminSe.
ligbeo life uogen let Spgape at Tor.
itaa andres 6sIeIicr % 1auter. men
lea iror. at bore grsore s~islGnbcrne
oil i%oritoa. at Der life er belt let Tor
0Nn oanife Ration. Ser / SorpeieH
isler Jig lioeL at oelt0ee ! Dc Sing.
Der fer ioae; men @iiS. Der paa ian
mango gtanoer bar pitt Renncifene.
al ban cIifer Net o. baber llrst. oil
uiSe at glengiGloe Den oanife 3a
ton. al oct par Den iaa magtpaaliN.
lenoe life at gisre llrct moo oen is.
lanoife 9rooernation i beune Sdo.
! ia, @uo peliigHe ben oanife 90 Dea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

gaar &c fsruno Seres eabirtrt,sa. tens
ZEN Eofts ener SauidretsrtHs. Sci sr utis
"a Ut fan iff1 rrrs arfoarl,se Tor esnse. is1s
isri Of ieroe ggie Sengs I GIrllnsellsc sreDe
p.g berle pGa syeieu.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
PAINT LICK

Mr.. Rodney Griggs visited friends
here recently.
Mrs. d. A. Hervey was a visitor in
Lancaster Tuesday.
Mr.. Alex Francis of Oklahoma is
here with the homefolks.
Mrs F. II. Smith was called to Mo-,
last week by the death Of her sister.
Mr. Arch Walker Of Princeton is
visiting his brother. Mr.. Robert Wal
ker.
Mrs. Nellie Ballou of Stanford
was the week end guest Of Mrs. W.
S. Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. White Of
Nicholasville are visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs. r. G. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Logsdon and
Geneva. were the guests of his par
ents in Brassfeld, Sunday.
Mrs. s. +. Hughes and son spent
the week end with her mother and at
tended the Lear-Davison wedding.
Rev. Greenville Todd filed his reg
ular appointment at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening
Mrs. G. NJ. Treadway and sister.
Miss Chastine Rucker attended the
burial Of their aunt in Richmond last
week.
Miss Ava McWhorter has resigned
as assistant Postmistress and accept
ed a position as clerk in X. II. Led
fords store.
Messrs J. +. Foley and ID. II. Shep-
herd left Monday for Detroit Mich.
to drive a couple Of Studebaker cars
back for Paint Lick Garage.
C. NJ. Findley had the misfortune
to get pretty badly hurt while playing
foot ball at the school grounds last
week. It is hoped it is not serious
and that he will soon be out and able
to attend school again.
Mr.. !. b. Shepherd and family and
Mr.. u. NJ Burgess and family attend
ed the Foot Ball Game in Danville
Saturday afternoon. They also went
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20

to see shepherd Of the Hills. in
Lancaster Monday evening.
Mr.. Homer Howard Of Barbours-
vile, Ga. Mr.. Wilder Of Vincent Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner Of
I Money, Miss. and Messrs Velsor and
Underhill Of Long Island. were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Wal
ker the past week.
Mrs. Carlos Hedrick and little
daughter Of Lexington were the Wis
itors Of Mrs. U. NJ. Burgess the first
OF the week and Mrs. +. r. Hedrick
visited her mother at Mrs. NJ. l.. Noes
before leaving for her new home at
Eminence, Mr.. Hedrick having re-
Gently sold his farm near Lexington.
Mr.. W. ID. Rogers died at his home
near here Wednesday night Of heart
failure. he had been in bad health for
some time but his death came as a
shock to his family and friends. His
wife and four small children are left
to mourn the loss of husband and
father. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the house by Rev. G. s. FL
lis after which interment took place
In Richmond cemetery. The SYM
PATTY of the community go out to the
family in their great sorrow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
OUR DAY OF THANKS.

Concentrating the day of
thanks is a national trait of
the American people. 1t is
never forgotten, and it is never
indifferently observed.
No matter how humble or
obscure a person may be,
there is always something for
which thanks may be given.
The president has designat-
ed Thursday, Nov. 9th, as
Thanksgiving Day, and has
exhorted the people to render
grateful homage to the source
from which all blessings flow.
The Divine Being bestows
His blessings in many ways,
and in various degrees, but al
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
Buckeye Baptist Church

Next Sunday. Nov. 23rd, has been
set apart as Campaign day. We are
expecting this to be the greatest day
in the history Of the church.
The church has been thoroughly
organized by the leadership Of our
splendid organizer. A. C. Miles.
The teams, their captains and the
campaign boosters are having special
meetings in preparation for the cam
paign.
To each member of the church we
send this special appeal to be present
next Sunday morning. The Master
is calling on us. Our love for Him
and our loyalty to His Kingdom will
be measured by our response to His
call.
ID. +. Sebastian. Pastor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20

ways as He in His infinite wis
dom deems best. We may
marvel, but it is not for us to
question.
Although our country is torn
with dissensions, and rum
blings are everywhere, we yet
have much for which to give
thanks.
Our men have returned
from the fields of war, I'M
daunnted in spirit, unchecked
in the march of victory. Some
have not returned, but the
mark of a hero is above every
grave.
Our fields have yielded
bounteous harvests and our
factories have given generous
ly of their products.
Money has been plentiful
and but little distress has been
found.
Sickness has been at the min
ir1um and the death rate has
been small.
With the world in a tur-
moil, we of America retain
yet even a small measure of
tranquility, with the hope
rearing its head as a beacon
light of he future.
Let us give thanks for the
blessings we have enjoyed,
with the hope that when an
other Thanksgiving arrives
with the cycle of time peace
may abide with us all.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
LET THE PRODUCER
PRODUCE.

Greater production is a cry.
ing need of the day, and be.
cause of the devastation in
Europe the bulk of this burden
falls upon America.
We must increase our pro-
duction.
We must feed the world and
we must eat at the same time.
We must furnish the imple-
ments of cultivation and manu-
facture, and we must have
them for our own use. Great
|er production alone can do
this
Future disagreements be-
tween capital and labor should
be settled "out of court
other words, without recourse
to the paralyzing results of a
strike.
Surely the government and
congress can devise some tri-
bunal which will have the
authority to settle all disputes
and enforce its decisions on
both sides alike, doing equal
justice to all and injustice to
none.
Nero fddled while Rome
burned.
Let Washington cease pid-
ding or history may repeat it.
self.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
NEWSPAPERS
Are Facing Greatest
Crisis In History.

S. S. Carvalho, one Of the best
known newspaper men in the United
States, and formerly the general
manager of all the Hearst publica-
tons, stated in recent interview
that newspapers are facing the great
est crisis in the history of the indus
try. He said that 20 per cent more
paper is being used than is manufac-
tured; that high prices are inevitable,
and that paper stocks are already at
the danger line.
Mr.. Carvalho bases the increased
price Of paper on the four following
things:
"First-The labor cost per ton on
white paper is now $50 against $40
four years ago.
"Second-It takes one ton of coal
to make one ton Of paper and coal at
the mill has practically doubled in
price.
"Third-The haul on pulp wood is
growing greater each year; likewise
the freight charges.
"Fourth-The six to nine cent
markets Of Europe, South America
and Australia are now asking for
Canada and United States paper"
Before the war the price Of paper
was given little consideration by pub
fishers in figuring publication costs.
Today it is very important item.
The only way to meet the advance is
for publishers to secure better ad-
vertising and subscription rates, the
only sources of revenue.--Publishers
Auxiliary.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
Jump Advertising Rate
and Cut Size of
Papers.

New York Nov. 19.--Increased
advertising rates and reduction in
the size of newspapers were urged
today by Franklin p. Glass, Of Birm.
ingham, Ala, president Of the Ameri.
can Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton at a special meeting here to con-
slider the newsprint shortage.
Every paper, he said. should
agree to cut down its average num-
Der Of pages, both weekday and Sun
day, by a considerable percentage
and hold down its advertising volume
to a fixed number Of pages.
Radical advances should be made
in advertising rates. The percent
age Of increase should be such that
they will hold back the sluice Of ad-
vertising that has poured into our
offices and bids fair to continue dur
ing the next year"
Declaring that English newspapers
during the war reduced their size by
one-third. but so advanced rates that
most Of them earned more that be-
fore the war, Mr.. Glass said;
at is plain that proper restriction
Of advertising space will not work
any financial hardship here.
II the situation is not met with CO.
operation and sacrifice" he said, at
is certain that weaker papers will be
forced to suspend. The fault is not
with the mills. They have maintain
ed 100 per cent production. per-
haps more than normal We cannot
look to them for prompt relief. We
must depend upon ourselves"
Mr.. Glass said newspaper adver-
Using rates always have been too low
and an advance of % or 80 per cent
would not be enough because cost Of
production had increased 100 per
cent in the last year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20

of mankind.
The milk of human kindnes.
has curdled and the benevol
ence of charity has vanished
We need a change.
We need a little joy in life
We need to remember tha,
there is a right and wrong
a justice and an injustice
straight and narrow path, and
one as crooked as the hairy
legs of the devil.
What a world this would be
if we could all make a change
if we could dig out the Gold.
en- Rule and place its tenets
above avarice and greed, above
suspicion and abuse.
We could bask in the sun
shine of life and watch the
clouds roll harmlessly by.
We could see us a people OF
supermen, guided by the
teachings of brotherly love in
stead of by those of conquest
and annexation.
And we could see the light OF
JOY in every heart, in every
home.
We could-but we won't.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
WE COULD, BUT WE WON'T

We are fed up on war, and
strikes, and profiteering, and
the many other wat-nots Of the
day.
We are surfeited with the
complaints and the grievances
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20
Card of Thanks.

Through this medium, we wish to
thank our friends and neighbors for
their kindness and sympathy during
the illness and death Of our loving
wife and grandmother. Especially
do we wish to thank Rev. Frank N.
finder, and Mr.. r. N. Beazley for
the way in which they conducted the
funeral and burial services.
Mr.. George Garner and
The Grandchildren.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-20

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