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furnace heat, large porches. cellar. attic: large
| lot, s0xl30, all in pretty lawns and garden :;
! close tc ears; pretty St: Hyattsyiile; $500 :
| 5000 cash. So monthly; quick possession.
| GEO. {. WALKER. keno:s bldg. 1lth anu g.
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IN ANY GOOD NORTHWEST LOCATION:
prefer near 14th and Park I'd or Mt. Pleasant
section; can nay cash for home up to S.0OO:
will wait reasonable length Of time FOR pos
session: can inspect property evenings Or Sun
day. Address 30. 237-A. Star Office.
A SIX OR SEVEN ROOM DWELLING IN
the northwest section, with all modern con-
venIences; garage not necessary although pre-
ferred: will pay cash. Address Box 201-k,
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WANTED-TO BUY.
Continued.

WANTED-HOt'SES FOR COIORED PUR-
chsscrS Of the best and most substantial ctaaS
Many Of oGr clients pay cash for their homes
AM NOT AN AGENT. RrT I AN ABOUT tn
I've dispossess"d: want house around 81 600, IN
northwest location. Address Box 69-M. Star
Office
A TEN ROOM DWELLING; IN SAIII.S ADD
ton with yard and garage. room TO build
garage; will pay NIL cash. Address BOX COS n
Star office.
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FOR SALE. TO COLORED-ON 9th ST. NE
bet. II and Eye sts.: three 6-r.. 2-story bricks
lot to wide alley: $500 down, SIS mo-, inc. int
L. j. MILLS 8O5 9th st. NV
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FOR SALE-S6o MONTHLY. PRICE. IS, 900.
Excellent bungalow; rooms sEd bath; gas:
electric lights aud furnace; water under Pre-.
sure; lot 50N30u; located on nscadnm stree
close to electric cars. See owner, W. Il. VIII
son. Rvertaie, Md. Telephone Hyatt. 23a
SACRIFICE SALE-OWNEH LEAVING. SIN
room modern house; in nearby virginia; 81
minutes from Treasury; terms; furniture il de-
sired. Address Box 12S-r. Star Office. 3o'
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD L,
Chevy Chase 500 cash and SIS month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON. 3l7-3is Colorado bldg. -
BEST BUY IN WASHINGTON. BETTER
than New. Built for a Home by a Bu.id"~
who is the owner. Eleven large Rooms, W.
space for two more upper Floor: rv'f
Modern Convenience. Double Pa-quet ti''
Hardwood Trim, copper screens, heanii
paper. Plumbing and Light Fixtures.
Fireplace and Gas Log. Hot Water Heat
"a by 100, fronting Rhode Island Ave.
Brentwood Road Garage. Best House anu Z.
in Woodbridge. Easily converted into Two.
lily House; Owner requires less Room, :.
moving across Street. Vudor Porch Shades,
Billiard Table and Years Wood for Fireplsc. :.
$3.50 90 in Strawberry. Fine lawns and SHADE.
A Bargain and would cost $4,000 in North
west Only $4,000. g.. 900 cash and 500
monthly. VIII bring Rent of Si25 Ec.tli.
Never Offered for Sale Before. Take less
for More Cash. II. A VIErH. e555 4. 4.
Ave. NE
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

CONGRESS HEIGHTSLSIX-RooM HOUSE:
low price; terms. Address Box 3lS-S. sta
off1rp 3s
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PRE-WAR PRICE

Direct from owner: nice six-room and ba tn
house; deep lot to aO-ft. alley: close to Pa
and navy yard cars. Price. 8. 900. S7O0 cash
balance monthly.
Phone n. 1894. 800
OCCUPIED BY OWNER AND IMMEDIATE
possession. For sale-44O0 Kansas ave. NV,
corner Of Webster st. tPetworthl one square
of car line; eight large outside rooms and
ba 18th; electric and gas lighted hot water heat
servants toilet and laundry bargain; price,
$1,000. Money & HINES. 728 l4th NV,
Oxford bldg. Phone Main 1880.
DESIRABLE LOCATION. N.W.-lO r., b. ::
entirely screened; sleeping pch.: garage for 3
cars; h.w.h.; cleo. lights: pos. at once; 80 200.
In Blomingdale-6 r. 4 b.; h.w.h.. cleo.
lights; only $1,000.
Two Groom bricks. NV, renting for SIS;
price. 81, $50
One 8-r. and b. brick. good location. s.w,
81, 800.
THOMAS p. BROWN. GIT A sw.
FOR sALE-PRICE. 81 900. MT PLEASANT;
detached frame. in fine condition. lot 5Ox2OO
This is a bargain. WARREN COCHRAN, To
18th st. NV. NJ. 1913. l.
An ATTRACTIVE CAPITOL HILL HOME
modern 11-room house; hot-water heat; serv-
ants toilet; laundry tubs; oak finish through
out; splendid location. overlooking beautiful
Lincoln Park. Terms; price. $13.OO0 No. 1907
East Capitol st. Apply to JOS. A. HERBERT
son, SIS East Capitol st.
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Lincoln Park Section
8 rooms and tiled BATH vapor heat; doubl.
garage. In excellent condition on broad street
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THE HOME YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR

THE HOME YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR
Overlooking the New Conn. Ave.
Bridge
heat: GARAGE. Price. si4. 800. IN
MEDIATE POSSESSION.
Colonial Porch
Monroe st. near 14th ST.; 8 rooms.
recep. hall and bath: hot-water heat;
gas and electric lights. Price, IS, 800
Keefer St. Off Georgia Ave.
Large rooms: & rooms and bath; cell
lar: furnace heat: room for garage.
BARGAIN. Price, $3.50
Northeast Home
Sth and X sts.: rooms: hot-water
heat; in good condition. Price, 81, $50
Southeast Home
Near 4th and G sts.; 6 large rooms
date Possession Price. s4,75o.
For Colored
Corner, near 10th and SITS. NV:
10 large rooms and bath; side light
Price, $3.50.
BANES REALTY CO.. Inc,
9O4 14th st. Phone NJ. 2292.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HOWARD & HINES.
incorporated
7s4 18th Street. Franklin $500.
Upton St. Near Conn. Ave. NV.
Near Rock Greek Park. yet convenient to car
line. IL rooms baths. hot-water heat.
open hreplaces. Modern In every detail. I'm
mediate possession. $4,000.
Near Mass. Ave. and Dupont
Circle
rooms and bath: furnace heat; gcod-szed
back yard ideal location: big bargain; 900
Adjoining Public Park. Petworth
6 rooms baths. built-in garage: house -.
#. wide: 4O-ft. frontage in lot New house
| ready for occupancy in 30 days; built in show
er. porches, etc.
Near Chevy Chase Circle
q rooms and bath. attic; lot i2oSi2s IT; In
shade trees. Immediate possession.
California St. Near 10Th
Bargain in Broom, 2-bath home: in Of
the best locations in Washington Heights.
House in good condition.
Ashmead Place Near Conn. Ave.
Bridge
One ~ the most attractive houses in the
city: 10 rooms, 8 ba tbs: hot water heat Mod
ern throughout; Pittsburgh heater; breakfast
porch. sleeping porch. etc.
Bradley Hills
6 rooms and bath bunga low; hot water heat :
open fireplace; plenty of closet room. large
lot stone foundation. Immediate possession.
Webster St. Near 10th
rooms. baths. finished in white and ma
hogany; perfect condition: just reprinted. deep
lot. lmme diate possession.
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Near Bradley Lane and
Wisconsin Ave.
Elegant suburban place; rooms and bath,
hot-water heat, electricity; open freplaces;
we'll kept grounds. fruit trees. chicken hous.
and run; garden planted. Best buy in the
neghborhoOd.
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Make Your Dreams Come True
viii built to realise your H.
liv1dual Dream Home on most
liberal terms ever offered, includ.
iag our mortgage loan and tax prs.
lection contract.
No need Of living in antiquateA.
lilapidated homes. void Of modern
eonveniences. The best ID not t.
good for you and me. Address
Building Department"
CHEVY CHASE HOMES FINANCING
COMPANY.
uo-z9 District National Rank buildiAS
''Franklin 7S14.''
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Near the Capitol. nine room and bath brick
vacant house. Price, 81, 100; good condition
terms reasonable.
l.. u JOHNSON CO. 1885 Hn
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
lith 81. Near 4 NV.
Two-story brick huilding. double hav-window
front: large storrruom h. arranged TO-
any kind OF business; @-sfory brick garage
building in rear lot ot,Nl2o 10 wide allie,
Let show won this property. Substantial
ash payment required.
GEO. W. LINkINS,
Phone VI. SOS Exclusive Agent
VI. 500 i1if Pa ave Nv
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
$4.250-$1 800 cash; 500 per month; lot
75x135: 8 rooms and bath; furnace heat and
gas: immediate possession. No. 1881.
$6.OOO-$3. 600 cash: $50 per month: 8 rooms
and bath: hot-water heat: gas; poultry house
lot 50x140; open fireplace; immediate posses
sion. No. 2S31.
$7.5OO-$3. 600 cash; $35 per month; rooms,
tiled bath; real California bungalow: sleeping
porch; breakfast room; hot-water heat, gas
and electricity; open fireplace. No. 1881.
$8.75O-$1, 500 cash; $50 per month; 6 rooms
and bath: hot-water heat. gas and electricity;
kitchen garden; fruit trees; open fireplace.
No. 1881.
o. h. zANTZINGER. so3 N. Y ave- NV
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VACANT-LARGE, MASSIVE, GOOD-AS-
new, 1-roo;n. rec. hail. bath home hest section
Hyattsviile: finished street one block cars
johnson ave. gas. electricity. furnace heat !:
very large rooms wide porches pretty shade.
lot 5uxf50. with garage: we'll fenced 1ia-cen :
fare 81, SOC; s., 600 cash. GEO. (. WALKER,
L n,lnis HID, llih and L. l.
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We have a large list Of two-family apart
ments in various locations. Separate heating
plants. Live in one and rent the other. This
Is an economical way to finance the purchase
Of a home. Prices. $500 to $4,000. Six
family apartments that will show an income Of
1917 to 1876 net on the investment, and rentals
can be increased. You cannot afford to buy
a home or investment without consulting u.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave NV
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FOR SALE-NEAR 18th ST AND COLUMBIA
I'd. IL rooms. baths; steam heat; rear
porches: arranged for two families S., 500.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE RENT OR ENCHANGE-FUL1.y
equipped farm. III; acres. 10 miles out; ecr-
trio cars. 200 yards. macadam road. !. H.
LLOYD. Vienna. Va. Route No. 2. ..
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FOR SALE-See this beautiful home. Situated
on one of the most prominent thoroughfares
on the Heights; built by Kennedy Bros: 8
stories and cellar: 8 rooms magnificent ba It'll
rooms: hot-water heat: electric lights; COW
cred porches; about every modern convenience
cold storage, screens. etc; immediate posses
sion: 50 500
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST ATTRAC.
tive and best constructed residences on Bit.
more st: II rooms, baths. hot-water heat;
lot 23I112: owner anxious to sell; will consid-
er reasonab BILE Offer
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Mt. PLEASANT SECTIONS ROOMS AND
18th bsy-window brick double back porch: .
i'-r.h b.. good location and convenient TO cars
Price s. 200
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SEASHORE PROPERTY

WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED-TO RENT AT NORTH BEACH OR
Colonial Beach. completely furnished cottage
for August Mrs. HROUSK. 102 18th ST. NV
Franklin 93J
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
Ask for MIR. CRoSSMAS

BEAUTIFUL HOME; ROOMS WITH
oath; in the most delightful suburb around
Washington one block from Rockville car lin.
in Montgomery county. Nd; = ground !:
double garage: electricity; h.w.h.; ami. .
huI dwood floors throughout; hand finished cell
ing beams most attractive open fireplace. Call
Mr. REIMER az Eethesda Al. 1.
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FOR SALE-A nice wide house. large lot. neat
Conn Ave. bridge; l. rooms: hot water heat
much lower price than the house originally sold
for An opportunity to pick up a bargain.
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FOR SALE. BRIGHTwOOD PARK SIX r.
and bath: cleo. lights. ot-water heat; porches
! close to l4th ST. cars: price. 5000; Will be
vacant Aug. /. WARREN COCHRAN. 7c9
1Sth Of N u NJ 1910 l.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

APT. RENTED YEAR ROUND fCoIoRFp,.
netting over l2ig'c on investment. Price. $500.
Snap Act quick. Apply lI21 10Th NV. lie
TWO SIN ROOM AND BATH FRAME
honsrs on Newton 81. NV; rented the year
around at S3i 20 a month. Price, 81 2nd.
WNER. G17 Newton 81. -
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McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G
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$6.500-9 rooms: hot-water heat; one Of th
best built houses in this desirable section.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

BUNGALOW AT TAKoMA PARK. ND; IN
mediate possession: Ia stories: rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; electricity: hardwood
floors: big front porch: lot 6oxe06: property
new vacant. price. $50 L. T. SCHWARTZ,
Inc IA 18th N ~
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WILL. PAY CASH FOR HOME OF TO 9
rooms, If suited: must have possession within
thirty days. Address Box SGT. Star office.
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FOR SALE-Handsome dwelling with a front.
age Of 81 feet; open 3 sides; on a lettered
water heat electric lights; all modern i'm.
provements; ST., 500.
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$7.000-6 bedrooms; good lot. and alley; pos.
session soon sale Is closed.
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"ih ST. Ne. BETWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND
Md ave. rooms. cellar: hot water heat ask
log 81 ooo. Columbus road near Soldiers Home.
q rooms. cellar. hot-water heat. Immediate
possession. See WEIGH. Natl Savings and
Trust Go. bldg.
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BLOOMINGDALE BARGAINS
A,750-8 rooms; hot-water heat; good lot to
elley. $500 cash.
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FOR SALE-A modern house in the fashionable
northwest: convenient to cars: on Connecticut
avenue and ST.. near Dupont Circle.
handsome fhree-story brick and stone
dwelling; 10 rooms. hot-water heat, electric
lights southern exposure; $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY. ABOUT 20 FIT FROM
Woodward 4 Iothrup: lot 2JN.1 - alley: i'm
proved by good substantial bldg: suitable for
any Kind of mercantile business. property will
bc worth within tho next II months $50. 900;
owner needs cash. will sacrifice for So. 900.
y. Y. REAL ESTATE RRok Frs. lio3 =.
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NEAR NAVY YARD-13os nth ST Sc; .
story brick. rooms and bath; large yard 10
,.avrd alley; price. s.. $40: terms. $500 down.
balance like rent. Apply OWNER, o45 9th
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If INTERESTED IN BUYING NEW HOME
phone, write or call our office. We have them
located northeast. southeast and northwest.
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FOR SALE-NINE-ROOM STONE AND BRICK
house. on belmont St. west Of 14th St: fur
nished, $1,000; unfurnished. $500; imme-
date possession. Apply 1406 Belmont St NV
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15

After careful survey of the situation the Eighth
District persuaded that the collective sentiment
of the Democratic the majority of the compos
the District favorable candidacy for Representative
Otherwise should feel justified announcing myself
candidate for the position carrying with such signal honor for
myself and such great responsibility constituents and
peciay at time in the history of the world when statesman
ship be personally credible and worthy of the hour
small things and things of partisan prejudice and give
self wholly and unseshy to constructive plans of
tional advancement and development Smulaed-faered
be-by the belief that large number of the Demo-
cratic of this splendid district consider worthy
resent them in Congress during possible and probable
period the worlds history and with enthus
astc appreciation of the personality and the exalted states
manshp of President whose policies trust shall
stute working program il elected hereby
self candidate in this District for the office Representative
Congress- subject to the action of the Democratic is
wish that selection of the nominee the position
by primary election held time when party
the district shall have opportunity to register his free and vol
untary choice
After the most demoralizing the world has ever
known upon period of REIMBURSEMENT and will be my
highest ambition out of Congress- to support unnchngy
the who than of all the great among
Allies has held high the torch of liberty for struggling world
Respectfully,
CHAS A. HARDIN.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15
Col. Denhardts Open
ing a Disappointment


Coi' n H. Dehhardt' OF sowing
ureeh' opened ms campaign Tor the
pemocrs''e nomination ior governor
al ht' oterhhg' MA! ora, IN a speech
tnat was more demagogie thah was
'heso-ea''ed demagogues ne ihVe'ghed
against ana one wnieh we are sure
nc VIII regret oeiore the canvass Is
over ne evidently seieeted the
county Oh montgomery ior MS ihit'a'
speech because OF the great oppos'-
ZION 'here 70 tne new TAX iaw' ior tne
repeai OF "hien ne strongly asserted
ms so'oeac!' mat the law Is not en-
tireiy all II shouid De- even us most
aroeh' aaVoca'es agree out that IL Is
IN the nam the pest tnat the state mas
ever hau can not oe aehied Dy truth
iui people u shouid De amehdeo
where Experience mas SHOWN IL heeds
II ana not DC repeated almost before
II mas oeeh gwen time 10 prove It's
advantages
some OF the pianks OF Col Den
ifruts piatiorm are admirap'e ana
eredit 10 MN, out ne VIII make
nothihs ana get nowhere oy MS crit
'e,s"s Oh governor STANLEY ana OF
other Demoera's' VINO are doing ire
pest they can ana hVing up their
'atns OF o"ice win CONSCIENTIOUS re-
GARD Inc .oionei Is NOT the only
blown IN the oottie' thick ana thih'
honest man IN the country ana ne
shou'u NOT go the principles that gov
erhs 'he iharisee' we CONFESS 10
,eeihe Oh mucn DISAPPOINTMENT al
n's speech ana ieei 'hat ''s spirit WIN
make the CORONER no iriehds outside
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15
Convention
Harmonious.

The Republican County Convention
held last Saturday to select delegates
to the State Convention brought out
q good crowd and the meeting was
harmonious throughout.
The meeting was called to order by
the County Chairman, DR.. B. B
Montgomery and the object Of the
meeting announced.
On motion Mr.. Henry Moore was
made permanent chairman and Joe
Burnside secretary of the meeting
The meeting endorsed the candid
acy Of Edwin P. Morrow for Governor
and endorsed Mr.. Mack Morgan of
this county for Representative. Six
teen delegates were named to attend
the convention which met at Lexing-
ton, yesterday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15
Farmers Go Visiting.

Last month the farmers near Full
ton. Ky, took a big Better Farming
Auto Trip" which was huge sue
cess. One hundred and fifty FLYERS.
"Lizxies". cars and machines pulled
out OF Fulton at $3.50 A. NJ. April
23rd. for an all day sightseeing trip.
Stops were made at many points
where unusual cattle barns, fine herds
of Hsrefords, rich alfalfa fields or
other things Of interest to farmers
might be found.
A big hsh-fry dinner was served
at noon. The Fulton Daily Leader in
treating the event editorially said:
Lets make it an annual event.
We enjoyed it. The dinner was the
best ever served under the new-bud-
dsd leaves and the canopy of Heaven"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15

No agent in Central could have
honors more worthily bestowed, than
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany have bestowed upon our local
agent and friend, Mr.. 4, c. Gaines.
Tie is one of the best advertised
agents in Central Kentucky and never
tires telling his friends of the good
points offered by this splendid COM
pany. In honor and in appreciation
Of his services and the excellent work
he did for the company during the
month of March and April, the COM
pany is giving him trip, together
with Mrs. Gaines, with all expenses
paid by the company. They will
leave next Saturday for the East,
taking in Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
Washington, New York City and
other points Of interest. They will
have the best wishes Of their friends
for u delightful trip.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15
Magnificent Home Sold

Mr.. W. r. Cook. of Lancaster, has
bought from Mrs. Clifton Rodes An
Dc rson, the handsome residence locat-
ed on Lexington avenue. The time
possession is to be given has not yet
been decided.
The Andersen home is one of the
most desirable in this city. 1t has
every modern convenience. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook are almost as well known
in Danvilie as in their home town
They will receive a cordial welcome
to this city. Mrs. Cook. prior to her
marriage was Miss Ellen Owsley,
daughter of the lamented Judge Mike
Owsley.-Danville Daily Messenger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15
GOV. STANLEY
Resign AS Gov
ernOr.
To Take Seat In Senate On May 18th,
and Lieut.. Governor Black Then
Becomes Governor.

FRANKFORT, Ky.-Gov. A. o.
Stanley will resign and take the oath
Of office as United States Senator
May 10Th, when the extraordinary
session Of Congress convenes, and
Lieut.. Gov. James d. Black. of Bar
bourville, will succeed him as Chief
Executive and serve until the fifth
Tuesday after the November election,
when he or his successor will COM
mence the new term, according to an
official announcement made by the
Governor here last week.
Governor Stanley said he will act
ir the case Of julius Babey, of Louis
vile, wife murderer, and call a spe-
cial election in the Eighth Congress
sional District before he retires.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15
BILLY" MILLER
Writes Friends From
Germany.

Everyone will be glad to learn that
BILLY" Miller who Is now with the
Army Of Occupation in Germany, is
well and apparently as happy AS one
could be under the circumstances
That he is rs popular there with his
soldier friends as he is among his
friends in "Old Kentucky" is shown
by the following clipping which is
from the "Stray Shots" paper pub
lisned b. the Fifty-First Infantry to
which ne is attached.
m. c. COMPANY"
The men Of the Prize Section If
the NJ q Concerning. Of course,
the Blue Ribbon Winners Of The
Division, Cops and LIST Army Horse
s'ows--were given "A banquet last
Thursday evening in the company
mess hall Captain Stamey was the
hest, and Lieutenants Parker. Brit
tain. and Center assisted IN the hos
FATALITIES. When the twenty-five men
assembled in the hall they were as
signed seats at star-shaped table
and at each place was a china plate,
together with knives. forks and
spoons. The hall was tastefully dec
Grated and illuminated by candle
light An appetizing menu Of hve
tcur-ts was 'ntersperscd with many
toasts by officers and men. LIST Sgt
Walter J. Jedcl gave an amusing lit
tie toast on SHOULD II Have Been.
Wasn't IT." Sgt Hoke and Corporal
Thrasher contributed their bits in
the toast line. During the evening
the VI. &. Quarte;te sang in true car
abet style. Giving banau.ts in
Adrian Barracks is no small task and
much credit is due Sgt VIM. +. Bill
lie" Miller, who with his usual energy
and initiative, got up a dinner that
was excellent and saw to it that the
comfort and pleasure of the guests
were catered to"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-15
Interest Is Great.

The recent news item concerning
the Farmers Community Meetings
which are to be held in a number of
counties in Kentucky. has caused
great interest in these unusual af-
fairs. Numerous requests are being
made for these meetings and it would
now seem as if the desired number
would be secured without any great
effort on the part of the management
of the State Development Committee
which has its headquarters a. the
Board of Trade Building in Louisville