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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

IN. recent Republican Congress. All It
did In two years MAS To raise the
tariff on beans from 25cts. to sl.25
a bushel and to boast the tungsten
tariff 200 per cent This Is used IN
hardening Of steel so when this law
Is finally enacted o. Republican
Senate the farmer Who buys a pillow.
a binder and other implements Of
steel: the woman who buys a. sewing
machine. the girl who buys type
writer will have the privilege Of pay
ing this tariff.
Harding's declaration in favor Of a
separate peace by resolution With
Germany is such a black crime as
serted Mr.. Kincheloe that even Sen
stor Lodge 81 his own party has eS'
pressed abhorranee Of it, I'VE can
not make peace in the ordinary way
said Lodge to the Senate. I'VE can
not make peace except in company
with our allies. Il would brand Us
with everlasting dlshonor and bring
ruin To Us also II we undertook to
make = separate peace"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Victory Medal Meeting.

All the members Of the American
Legion are requested to BE- presen, at
the regular meeting ~ the Legion
next Thursday night. October 7th, at
7 80 T.. NJ. in the County Cour, room
and bring as many ex-service men
with them as possible as all men who
were in the service are entitled TO
VICTORY MEDALS. so be ON hand
and I'll out the blank for your medal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
FIELD REPRE-.
SENTATIVE
From Democratic Ma
tiOnal Committee
Compliments Or
ganiZation In
Garrard.
SAYS WHITE WOMEN HOLD KEY
TO SITUATION.

j. Sherman Porter. 81 Lexington.
field representative Cor the Organiza.
ton Department Of the Democratic
National Committee. Of which Chair
man J. Campbell Can,rll Is the head.
was in Lancaster Monday in confer
ence with local Democratic leaders IN
regard to the organization Of Cox
Roosevelt clubs in the county and
with Judge Ralph Gilbert on the gen
eral situation in his district.
Mr. Porter said the National Or
ganizstion department was anxious to
gc' out the full Democratic vote H.
the district this fal, and that Chair
man Cantrill thoug', the Cox Roose-
welt clubs would he great help 10
the regular campaign committees IN
the work Of carrying the district, not
only for the candidates on the nation
al ticket bu, for Judge Gilbert a,
well.
The white women hold the key g.
the situation" said Mr. Porter. "and
! have been greatly pleased TO learn
that the white women Of Garrard do
not intend TO let the negro men and
women have undisputed control OF
this election. have completed
canvass Of the Seventh District.
While Mr.. Cantrill. the nominee for
Congress, has no opposition. the full
Democratic vote will be Q, the poll.
election day for Cox and Roosevelt,
and for Judge william Rogers Clay.
the candidate for the Court Of APP
peals in most Of the counties Of that
district, Over in Jessamine. the only
other county Of the Eighth have Wis
tied so far. the white women are fully
aroused to the menace Of negro dom
nation"
II have been in Lancaster long
enough to learn that the patriotic
women Of this county also will vote
and that the Demo,rat Of GarrarG
have fine working organization.
which has laid aside any local differ
ences to give battle to the common
enemy in November ! have talked
to probably fifty Democrats and the
reports fsom all are that the party
will be absolutely united in Novem-
Der.
Efforts to fool the soldiers in re-
gard to the attitude Of Governor Cox
and Judge Gilbert are not likely TO
succeed. Before the campaign is
over II is likely each soldier will be
given a true statement as to that mat
ter. so that all may know just where
the candidates Of the Democratic
party stand"
Mr.. Porter went from here to
Stanford to look into the prospect Of
organizing Cox-Roosevelt clubs in
Lincoln and will then go into Boyle
county for a similar purpose. He
said he had no doubt Of the educa-
ton Of the Democratic national tick
ct or Of Judge Gilbert in the Con-
gressional race. but said neither Of
these most desirable results" could
be achieved II the Democrats Of Ken
,cky and the distric' do las they did
IN 1919, stay at home and leave the
election to the Republican leaders and
their negro allies" He pointed to
the fact that when Morrow carried
Kentucky IN 1919. Democrats to the
number Of 10000 failed to vote and
that II they had voted Kentucky
would have gone 10000 Democratic
instead Of 10000 Republican.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
FOUR WILLS
Filed for Probate before
Judge Stapp.

Bcfor. Judge Forest Stapp IN open
court last Monday. four wills were
filed Tor probate Two ~ the wills
filed being those ~ the late Mr. Bell
Tay lnr and ~ a result contest seems
evident. both wills being held up and
October 18th being set, at which time
hearings from all par,ics viii be To
Ken The first one filed q Mrs. Tay.
Tor. was dated April 9Th. 1920. and
witnessed by Mr.. James u Conn and
Judge l. l.. Walker. leaves her en-
tire estate Ia her husband. Cyrus
Taylor. to do with a. he chooses.
Tn. second Will ~ The deceased
was dated u, the lexington Hospital.
Jun. 18th 1920. AMI Is witnessed by
Hamilton and u \ Thomas In
TINS will she ash. that al her just
debts. funeral expenses and hospital
bills b. paid IN full She bequea,hs
to her nurse M.ss Ev.rly. $500 IN
cash The entire estate H. 10 be turn.
81 over W w = - i'aN ltiFbis 'hNN.
Ter % ~. Citizen. National bank ~
This city and he = gwen authority
aud instructed 10 convert same into
cash. the net prorrcd~ ~ which j. To
hc given her husband Cyrus Taylor.
each year during hts LIE and AZ his
death. the entirc ,stat. T. To- be diNld-
ct equally between Mrs Iarric Bould.
ing Wciman. ~ NicholasNIllc and
Mr.. " \ Dickcrson II this city
The will ~ 4 Ncrshon. ~ Bry.
antsvillc dated Sep, 18th 1920 and
witnessed hy joel Marsc" and & G.
Becker Wa, duly hlcd AID admitted
20 probate g. TIM. viii he gives 20
his SON VII M,rsbou. ~ laGrangc
~ $500 in cash and 60 hi. grand.
children 1crry and Jesse Iagar he
bcquca,h. $500 each iu cash TO
his wife Eli1ab.th Ncr,hou he leave.
an his cash, real and personal prop.
crty that he may then hsv, 20 do
with a. she may choose lie name,
has wife executor without bond.
The last will and tcstmcnt Of Il /.
Walker was filed and proha,ed being
dated july 17th. 1920 and witnessed
by u / Hudson and " a. Rigncy
H. thl- he dcyiscs that al his Just
debts and funeral expense bc paid
"a soon after his death as practical
IL then asks that his watch and chain
Ice given his nephew. Dan Il Walker
and that his diamond stud be given
Rob.r; Walker. another nephew
He next bequea,hs to Mrs. Ann
Rigney and ! u Walker. $500 90
each, the remainder of MS propert,
Is 10 bc distributed. share and share
alike. to James u Walker. Mrs
America Burnside, Mr. Minnie Gel
ger. Mr.. Jennie Cotton. Mrs. Ann
Rigney and Mrs. Lucy Hudson.
". q Rivncy ana ! h Walker are
named n executors wi,hou; bond
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Farm Sales.

Mr.. e. c, Walker on last Saturday
sold for Brown and Craig their 5s
acre farm on the Fall Lick pike to Mr..
X y. Doolin. The price was s265.
per acre. Mr.. Walker also sold re-
Gently Mr.. Taylor Houses farm to
Mr.. George Marsee for $50 per acre.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Democratic Speaking

There will be a democratic speak
ing at Buena Vista next Wednesday
night and on next Thursday night
there will be speaking at Walkers
School house, Ladies are especially
invited 10 these meetings, as there
will be a lady to speak at each Of the
above places
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Satisfaction Prevails.

Contentment exists when WEST
RETRO is used Oils that penetrate,
gas that vibrates, gives power untold.
Get the best and see the difference -
Watch for the RED TRUCK"
Sold exclusively by ". :. Carrier,
9-2.,f. Phone 80.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Your Help 10 Asked.

FRIENDS or GEORGE d. BARNES
IN GARRARD COUNTY:
Your help is asked TO mark the
graves Of Evangelist George d. Bar
mes and his wife DO not fail to have
part in this memorial to the man who
labored in season and out serving our
Lord and blessing all men.
Send your contribution today. il is
needed JUST NOW, as the stone
should be in place this Fall.
Send to L. c. Walton, Treasurer.
Stanford. Ky. 23-2t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Notice to Tax Payers

A. ! have been appointed city a.
SCISSOR, you will greatly assist rle n.
my duties. by calling at Holtzclaw's
store and listing your property. In
my absence. Mr. James Hilton will
receive your list
n. 4 Hamilton.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Error Corrected

The type IN our Pain, Lick letter
las, week made " say that the T. J.
Todd farm. sold by x G.. Woods,
brough, only $3.50 an acre. when II,
should have been $3.50 an acre The
entire farm selling for an average u
1886 AN acre.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

FOR SALE Good New Home
Sewing Machine. Cheap. II sold at
once. Also New Pedestal extension
dining room table. Car this ofic
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

FOR SALE-Two iron beds. two
dressers. two washstands. two drug
gets. one an Administer. See me at
my residence. Mrs. U. ID. Simpson.
9-3O-2t-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
you HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY NECESSITIES and also to

help The Young Ladies Missionary
Society. BY buying Of them your
nssds in CANDIES and CHOCOLAT-
ES. almond and peanut bars. s~ss,
and bitter chocolate. at Hsssldsn Bros
Store every Saturday and court day.
or from Mrs. J. w. Smith. Mrs w. r.
Bassin. Mrs N. 5. Hat6sld OF Mrs..
Holman Brown at their homes.
y.l3-3t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Thompson Farm Sells.

As executor Of the estate of the
late NJ. $. Thompson, Mr.. J. T.. Rob
inson sold yesterday morning the
farm containing i2sis acres and ly-
ing on the Lexington pike. two miles
from Lancaster, to Mr.. Ashby Arnold,
for S300 am acre This was formerly
the farm owned By Rev. y. NJ. finder
and is considered one Of the best.
The sale Of the personally WAS salts
factory.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
The Remedy.

For Eyes,rain and blurred vision j.
BYRNEs SCIENTIFICALLY FIT.
TED GLASSES.
J. J. BYRNE. Exclusive optometrist.
g-23-3t. Danvillc, Ny.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
KINCHELOE
Sounds The Democratic
Keynote.
ADDRESSES LARGE AUDIENCE
MONDAY NIGHT.


house. AID possibly forty per cen, OF
a women. Hon. u, " kinchsioe' of
IN. Second District delivered one OF
IN. hes, democratic fpeechcs that has
been heard IN Lancaster for number
Of years. =.
That M. words were well received
was evidenced Nv the hearty applause
which brok. from the immens. audi
enc. many times during the evening
~. was introduced by Hon. j. J.
Hamilton. who during the introduc'
ton mad. "a strong appeal Tor Hon.
] & " Bcckham, addressing thus
norton % his remarks To- IN. women
~ the audience. lie was warmly
spplsudsd and h,s words we're well
chosen.
Mr. k,ucheloc spoke for an hour
and a half. complmen,ing first the
magnificent audi,ncc. which We are
sure mus, have been quit. an insp.r"
ton To him IN making NJ splendid
address
The significant makeup Of the op-
position 10 ~. League oi Nations
treaty was pointed out hF w hin.
ch.loc when he said
The muni,ion q Massa, husc,t'.
New York. Pennsylvania and New
Jersey made four billions ~ pIoht-
out of the MAR and ~ D. singular
coincidence that IN. United states
senator. from these four states are
al opposed Go the League II Nations
In IT, original form I, T. also worth
while 10 point out that article 81
the League ~ Nations provides mat
the members Of the League shall
manufacture their munitions Of var
IN government arscnals and therefore
the present muni,ion makers viii hc
unabl. further To- promote their bust
mes.
Another singular truth" contln.
ued Congressman kiuchclos - that
neither of th. ten United States Sen
ators usually called the irreconcil-
able. who are against the L.agu. OF
Nation. in any form had son IN the
front line trenches IN France the
names % these senators are Borah.
Brandege.. Reed. Knox. Mccormick.
sherman Moses France, Johnson and
iafollette
The only one Of these ten who had
a son in France Is johnson and his
lob wa. % the variety unusually call
81 "cushy"
The shift, ~ from, 81 the Repub-
lean party IN the las, four year. on
IN. question 81 League ~ Nations
20 prevent wars was clearly set forth
by Mr.. kinchsloe.
In 1915 Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. who fought tn. peace treaty
to death IN the Senate made n great
speech IN favor of the League IN
which he said
Il know the difficulties which arse
when We speak ~ any thing which
seems to involve an alliance. Bu, ]
do not believe tina, when Washington
warned Us against entering entang
ling alliances that he meant for one
moment that We should not JON with
the other civilized nations of the
III a . ....,k.l g.ttlt a.. f.nuN Ia
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

FOR YEARLY LEASE-Barber
shop and several living aa,s. Steam
heated in James Building. Harrods-
burg. Ky Apply 10 Jerry Tewmey,
Janitor. 923-3, pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

LOST-Red gilt. with few small
black spots. Weight 1875 pounds.
Reasonable reward. W. h. Moss. Jr.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

tionai Socialist convention held at Zim- merwald. Switzerland. in 1916. which emphasized internationalism as a meth cd of abolishing war.
 o. Whence did the saying las thin as a rail" originate? F. B. M.
 A. The saying "as thin as a rail" does not refer to a fence rail as is commonly supposed, but to the bird known as a rail. The rails, of which there are several specias in this coun- try, live in marshes and have extremely compressed bodies so that they may tread their way between reeds and rushes.
 o. Is President Wilson a singer? j. F. S.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

A. It is stated upon good authority that President Wilson has a tenor voice of unusual power and quality, and that in his college days he was in great demand as a singer
 0. What is certified milk? w. R.
 A. Certified milk is milk produced under the strct supervision and ac- cording to the rules of some public health department and certified by that authority to be sanitary. The herd producing the milk is examined for disease at regular intervals. The con ditions of barns and utensils and the bacterial content and age of the milk when sold are all carefully watched.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

c. Which is the most active of the American oil fields2 That is, where are the most new wells being opened F. J. w.
 A. The Wall Street Journal states that the Oklahoma fields were the most active during the month of Au- gust. 9s2 wells being completed, giving a new production of 7S.995 barrels.
 O. How are printers rollers made T. T.
 A. Printers rollers are made by thoroughly soaking dry flake glue ir water, dissolving it by gentle heat, and mixing it with suitable amount of glycerine, molasses, or both. In large establishments the proportions of the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS
What is the secretary bird, and

a. What IS the secretary bird, and why is it so-eallsd7 F. H.
 A. The secretary bird is a snake eating bird found in the tropics and gets it's name from the crest of feath- CTS on the back of it's head. which ls supposed to resemble the pen stuck behind the ear of a clerk.
 O. What IS the King of Waters1 a. e. D.
 A. This name is applied Co the Riv- or Amazon in south America.
 O. Now may ethyl of grain alcohol be distinguished from wood aleoholg N. C. C.
 A. There is a simple test known as Tho iodoform test which may be per formed bv any chemist in a few min
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
PAGE THKEE
By Alnan

ingredients are varied according to the time of the year.
 CAny reader can get the answer to- any question by writing The Republi- can Information Bureau, Frederic J. Haslxin, director, Washington. D. C.. This offer applies strictly to informa- tion. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical and financial mat ters. It does not attempt to settle do- nestle troubles nor to undertake an exhaustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and brief ly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for re- turn postage. All replies are sent di-. rect to the inquirer.)
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

utes. It consists of putting some iodine in the alcohol and heating the mixture. If the alcohol is wood alcohol the so- lution will be stable. but if it is ethyl or grain alcohol a white precipitate will form. This does not show whether the alsohol is pure.
 O. What is the greatest known depth of the sea? A. II. C.
 A. The greatest known depth of the sea is 5,352 fathoms, or 32,S11,S feet, and occurs off the coast of Mindanao. O. Is it true that all of the wild pigeons in the United States have been kiIled7 M. E. R.
 A. The passenger pigeon which oc- cured in enormous numbers in the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

eastern United States has heen exter- minated. but there is a true wild pigeon in the Rocky mountains and on the Pa cific coast known as the band tailed pigeon. while. several tropical pigeons are found in Florida and perhaps else- where in the southern states.
 O. How did Teddy bears receive their name? c. H. L.
 A. These toy bears, of stuffed plush or like material. were named after Theodore Roosevelt. in allusion to his fondness for hunting big game.
 O. What is a Zimmerwaldist. R w. A.
 A. A Zimmerwaldist S follower oi the program adopted by the lnterna-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
Roads Bulletin,

Phoenix Prescott rough for twenty miles O Phoenix 
 Phoenix -Florence-take new state highway
 Phoenix -Gobe-Apache veryp poor
 Florence-Tucson
  constructed Going
 All main in 
 Gia country doing main roads in good condition able ktngman to Ash Fork good for the most Few rough Ash Fork to Flagstaff good excepting short Fork and Williams rough and rocky. Tochaco muddy Wnsow to Holbrook north of tracks Hobook shape springervle good except for certain
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
SALTS # KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless TO flush Kidneys and neutral
lie irritating acids-Splendid
for system.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to the bladder, where
it often remains to irritate and infame,
causing burning, scalding sensation, or
setting up an irritation at the neck of
the bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with scalding
sensation and is very profuse; again,
there is difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it,
because they can't control urinstion.
While it is extremely annoying and some
times very painful, this is really one of
the most simple ailments to overcome.
Get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from your pharmacist and take table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or three
days. This will neutralize the acids in
the urine so it no longer is source of
Irritation to the bladder and urinary orr
gans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice combined with lithia, and
is used by thousands of folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caused by
uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splen-
did for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, effervescent
lithia-water drink, which quickly relieves
bladder trouble.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
MACSWINEY HOLDS
LIFE WITHOUT FOOD
FAMILY HAS FAITH HE is DES-
TINED TO LIVE. NO EVIL
DENCE OF FEEDING.

LONDON.-Annie MacSwiney, sis
ter of the hunger striking lord mayor
of Cork, told a correspondent of the
Associated Press today that Sir Nor
man Moore, noted specialist, who
visited her brother recently in Brix-
ton prison, told her, after an exam
ination, he was certain MacSwiney
was receiving no nourlshment.
1--WE wanted someone who was en-
tirely free from the home office or
other governmental connections to
make a thorough, impartial eXamina-
tion," said Miss MacSwiney. Sir
Norman was recommended as one of
the best authorities available. He
made an analysis of all medicines ad-
ministered to my brother from time
to time to allay severe headaches and
other local pains. He inspected oils
and other preparations used in mes
saying his limbs to prevent bed sores
and other skin troubles, and made a
minute examination of his heart and
lungs.
His Vitality Puzzled Physician.
"The physician questioned the
prisoner, his nurses and attendants,
and at the conclusion of his eXamina-
ton said it was certain my brother
was receiving no nourishment in any
form.
81 cannot understand how he lives
despite his long abstinence from
food he does not appear to be a dy-
ing man. In fact, do not consider
him in immediate danger of death,
Sir Norman told us. He expressed the
belief that either of three things
would be most likely to eventually
bring death-a clot of blood on the
brain or heart, due to sluggish cir
culation; rupture Of the lung, due to
its weakened state since his severe
attack of pleurisy several years ago,
or heart stoppage in sleep when his
vitality is at its lowest. That's what
Sir Norman said, but somehow l do
not believe there will be any cause.
We have every faith that my brother
is destined to live"
Sir Norman Moore left for the
country Immediately after his visit
to Brixton prison. He returned to
London this afternoon, but refused
to be drawn into a discussion on any
phase of the case, saying profession
al ethics forbade him to do so.
MacSwiney Still Won't Eat.
What is described as a ''final APP
peaP' to Terence MacSwiney to ac-
cept food was made by a doctor in
Brixton prison this morning, accord
ing to the noon bulletin of the Irish
Self Determination League.
The mayor, however, although he
was told he was sinking fast, declin-
ed to change his decision to abstain
from taking nourishment, which he
declared was irrevocable. The league
bullentin read:
The condition of Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney remains virtually unchanged.
The doctor warned the mayor this
morning that he was sinking fast and
made final appeal to him to take
food. The mayor refused, saying his
mind had been definitely made up
from. the beginning and that his de-
cision was irrevocable.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12

Total stocks of frozen and cured
meats in cold storage warehouses and
packing house plants on September
LIST amounted to 978,000,00o lbs
This amount was 83,OOO,OOO pounds
less than on September /, 1919, and
58,OOO,OOO pounds less than on the
same date in 1918. The net decrease
during August of the current year
was f37,O00,OOO pounds, while the
decrease last year was 110,000,000
pounds, and in 1918 84,O00,O00 lbs.
The cured meat holdings Of 702,-
100000 pounds were 100000 lbs.
less than last year but 23,000,000
lbs. more than in 1918. They showed
a striking decrease of 93,000,000
pounds during August compared with
81 100000 pounds during August,
1919, and 85,OOO,OOO pounds during