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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

nrAN t,!l,Sl,Sbn. to hAy sjdiilor.
stprcyddihk bhildien w The staic aud
~ cohfy ind revise iht Llvs felatlng
Ia children. Since that time 10 other
states and the District 81 Columbia
haze officially recognized the limp r.
lance of this work by appointing sim
liar commissions. and altogether nj.
most iwo.thrds Of the states have
now taken some definite action 10.
wards studying legislation as II df'
fccta children.
In almost every state whore such
commissions hav. been appointed n
careful study NJ conditions IN the
state and II remedies that hive proved
successful IN ether states has pre-.
ccdcd Suggestions for new legislation
ur fnr the revision ~ cisiing laws
thus avoiding the danger ~ hnsty and
ill-,onNdcrcd action. AZ the sam,
time carefully planned siucational
campaign has been carried an to cN
plain the childwolfarc needs uf th,
rintr and the purpose and scope oi
the proposed legislation.
The subjects covered include IN,
safeguarding ~ health. Hrhunl Rttcn
dance. regulation of employment pro
lection against exploitation on Cnrrup
ton ~ morals special provision ant
training ~ dopcndnt ana neglected
children. methods ~ dealing with de
linquCnt Childen aud state supervision
IT agencies and Institutions.
The pamphlet gives summary n
organization nd plans ~ work foi
each ~ the states in which commits
siuns have been appointed and NJ
outline for IN index ~ existing legis
laiion affecting Childwclfare. II con
iains also a liN of reports and articlei
relating Ia the work of ia" various
commissions and nlist W compilation
and umm1rics Of laws affecting chill
drvn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
DECREASE IN WOOL USED BY MILLS
|SGRATE PROBLEM FOR GROWERS,
DECLARES NATIONAL ORGANIZATION

Fabric biil IL not passed quickly so ~
tu open the eyes ~ the pubic to IN,
fact that the textile manufacturers are
meeting thir demand for virgin WOOL
cloh With r1worked rags" remarked
lit ron Wilson. secretary 1T the Wy
uuirg Nooi Growers Association. one
of th. hcs, informed wool men west of
tho Mississippi river. there will soon
lc mo- wool glowa IN the United States
o. supply their demand and no sheep
Tor lUud purposes either. Sheep men
cannot continue tc grow sheep. II the
textile manufacturers will not buy their
wool 10 a LIVING profit"
His remarks were strongly second
cd hy i. T. Walker. president ol the
Fleece Wool states Association and
chairman ~ the Wool COMMITTEE
IN. American Farm Bureau Fedora.
ton. tie continued.
II doub' Il the manufacturers are
allowing the people ~ III. United
States three pounds uf virgin wonl rcr
capita this year. They need twelve
pounds p"r capita. remember short
time ago visiting a certain wooden mill
There wasn't pound 81 virgin wool
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
PAMPHLET DESCRIBES
MOVEMENT TO OBTAIN
BETTER CHILD LAWS

;..ssisl 10 TIE Ssvs
WASH NGTON. Aug 81 \ sttik.
ug development iu the Wuy"m.n. a.
h;ain better conditions fur children h.
described On the pamphlet Just issued
81 the Childrcn's Bureau Of "a"
United State Department ~ l.auor
entitled state Commissions Tor the
-tuuy and Revision ~ child Welfare
Laws"
II is Years according To this
pamphlet since Ohio appointed the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
"REPTBLIClV YEAR"

The indefinite they" Of thu
country now are passing the word
that this j. n Republican year.
hence Cex hass', chance.
III one asks them for their rea
sons. they generally poin, 10 the
war and the fact that il did un,
doubiedly result in making a nj
nority Of the people of the eQpn
1g di&sikf<d .ith condition.
Iliii.sii<fr<l sss>si..
fed With high prices and gcnef
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Cox Hester

inc marr.ar, " Mis-. salhe Con.
tn' attractive aud popular daughter
~ Mr. and Mr.. Henry Coz. to Mr.
Calvin Hester. Of L.!c,ln County.
81 place 10 Danvill last Friday. a
local minister there officiating. I'm
mediately after the ce cmony the
happy couple mor,or,i 20 Lexington
for a short stay. returning last Mon
LAY To the farm Of Mr. Wilsos- Alex
ander, near Hubble. wne-e they have
settled down TO housekeeping, with
the best wishes Of lost Of friends
The groom Is the sor Of Mr. and
Mrs william Hesto-. an energetic
young farmer and a pc feet gentle
man. With his charming young
bride we bespeak for them long life
Of happiness and property.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Tech Exonerated
By Referee,

4 dispatch from Atlanta. says that
Mike Thompson, o. Emmetsburg.
Md. who was the referee AZ the Cen
trc-Tcch game few weeks ago. is
sued statement generating the
Tech players Of Intentional rough
ness and unsportsmaaiikc conduct. ~
charged by the Centre players.
IN, schools have already served
athleti, relations The same can be
said II Pi,tsburg ~ Vanderbilt rs
the latter have refused ~ meet them
again IN the future
\ saw nothing IN the game be.
tween Centre Colicsc end Georgia
Tech To Warrant am .ich criticism
Of the Tech player a. has been
made. said Mr Thomp.on Il have
been refereeing for the past twenty.
five years and think ! ought to be
a judy, q VIVA, Is within the law in
a game Of football The game be.
tween Centre and Tech wa real
football game and nothing else"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Nimrods Busy.

Win the opening % the season
Tor killing rabbits anG quail last Mon
day quite number save secured
licenses during the past few days as
Il IS SAIL the crop Of rabbits i. very
large and a goodly number ~ quail
covcys ia the county
Dr Il. S. Tutile. state game warden
predicts one - he greatest seasons
Kentucky hunters have even known
There is an abundance Of rame Boz
the state this year. more quail and
rabbits than in many seasons" he
aail. and th.s II tru, of the state
generally, Wore license. have been
,-u thHo fhr several season past.
ar4 BE- certainly looh like a bis time
ahead Cor thc boys The season
1rcns MONDAY. November 10th. and
cl'., lanuar, - Lctcm 20 90
,l" Or futile said chat his j,puti,-
bad been given Instructions ad pro
pose to keep q clos. .ltch on the
MIN rods sho back OPS, principles 81
true craftsmanship The law, ne
sa.d lnml, the day bag 60 twelve
qu.l. fifteen dove, ana no limit on
rabbits
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Did This Ever
Happen To You?

Gcurr, Hampton. Of thi- place
dropped into a local Tar .cr shop yes
tcrisy for snav. The facial
rrchuectur, II Geotgc D. such that
o., barber s1wchnv conceived the
i.tgr,d aU angry protest and qu,t,
insert unlimited au nueS digit into
Hamptou's or.j ,asitr iu order to lit
his iip to a mole suitable position
for removing the subtle from t..
Bu. Mr. Hampton VINO = very well
informed al 60 sanitation. roo once res
g'ftcrrd au angry protest and quite
prog RS character zsd Che proceed
ing as damuahig of ans, against the
laAs 81 hygirr in precise and I'M
.,abl, s,n h, further caution
cd ibc rstorvi,idsr never .aeau 90
repeat .acl en- Hd.udy aging. that
O b'u so ALWAYS hyHtateJ before
putting hs brp,l. into H Own mouth
without first Very ear. fg', .tcr.I.-nc
tf.u
Ihe rebu,s $3.50. Har uul oppor
1886.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
RED CROSS
PAGEANT
Peace Program To Be
Presented At School
Auditorium

The Red Gross - Peace" a
pageant written to present the peace
program Of the American Red Cross
Society will be presented a. announc-
ed in our last 'ssuo. - the school
Auditorium, ncxi Saturday evening
at 1890 o'clact Many ~ the boys
AMI viri. 81 the city an county will
take par, .n tn progam.
The pageant which va. first pre-
ented b. Cincinnati at conference
u Chapter Gepr, motives, about
two month ago. art Is known a. the
,oll call pageant ana was arranged
tina, thc people % th community
migr' be- informed o. to The work ~
the Rod eros. .u times II peace.
II b. 'u by hoped that the public
Viii attend t1I. pageant next Satur-
DAY uirht ~. uo ,hartc Tor admission
will b. mace
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Robert Harding
Returns Home.

Hon Robert llarsing. who ha, for
the past several months been in Lex
lnrtor At High Oaks Ssnitorium. re
turned - Dsnyllc last night This
viii Dc good new, To- his hust q
fricn'- in this -ity. cont, and see
tior Tia, he ha, h-sn greatly miss
"a every lay since h.- departure
needs not be gansald \ gentleman
% Ia immrns. popularity and great
usefulness to his community always
leaves a vacuum thai 'annoi b, filled
during his absence, The Advocate
hopes that be- siiI suan he recovered
and bach miugliug witr h,s friends
a. ~ yorc Advocat
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Christian Church Notes

Boy and Girls' pay" i the de-
.gnation given TO the special sermons
which vii be coaduo ed at the Chris
tian Church next Sunday. In the
morning the Boys ;.7d Girls Choir
compose. " the larrfr boys and girls
wiil lead IN the music. \ special
quartet vii De- rendered By Nancy
Thomas Lear. Eya!yr Tuckgr. Fisher
Anderson and Boher' Bpton David
son.
The subirct ~ the sermon will be
Two Boys"
in the evening the BOYS and girls
will have a larger part in the SER
vices than IN the morning. Six Of
the children from Mrs Martha Ward
Sweeney rIsss Will give a reading
pt1er cla.s, will give songs. and
nae ~ tnc Iit,lg one vii give q
Finger DIN NJ, Rlth Carrier will
render 'iHr Crossing Of The pl-
.ms." Following Iris hort SER
mon ia IAN unuan Girl" viii. be-
delivered
Boys .nj girl sr, ,sk,d q, &C. tfe
slsslal guest, d. .hgsc services hat an
others are invited tc b. present
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
MORE WINNINGS
Bradshaw Brothers
Capture Many Prizes.

Bta4-raw Brother ~" jus from u
tour a. the Southc lairs. where
they exhibited their .pl,0did hc'i of
Aberdeen Angu- cattle. capturing
MANY ur.Hes u Whic, thoy are natur-
auy very proud. since they went up
against opposition iron practically
every herd Throughout ,Nc country.
They exhibited thsir cattle at the
Southeastern far Accusation at NJ
lantH. hrst. from their hey went to
The Southern fsr As,o.i.tior ~ Al
bany. Ga, theme, - the Georgia
State Fair ut Macon. taking first
champion bull. hrst co. aged COW and
first on bull calf. tn la,.er being un-
defeated du.irg ne yea This calf
wa old and ha. been delivered To
Mr. " l. Neal ~ L'ylc Codnty.
the price paid brinp $1,000
The winning. ~ SO. herd nj i've
show which tJ'y wee .howU result
cd ~ - first prizes. O: .,conds; II
champions and lrn -cl1mp.urs; ~
third, and . fourti prse- Tli- is
record We dare 80. has not been
cpIalicd Joe the state II Kentucky
tn, best faued >'eoi which Won
second az the Kentucky state Fair,
won first at Ntlanta. both champion
-iir aud grand-ehamIioh iu the An.
.us class. n. va. hIt,h,red iu At.
lsnta aud won tfst ou carcas, test as
senior yearlinp. also hampton and
grand champion % toe carcass test
netting ga pei Cent? md Wa, sold
.o foot for 1Ois cents pound
thi yearlrF weigh, 1900 pound
. and BROOCH SEQ. noy.ov previously
: Voc .,,r ZOO .a pracs
/ Ia.ir aged COW d,'ca.sd is. COW
,ig Nt.apta. tia; sct, bought jas, fJi
tri, .hov A. $4,000 This wa. O mn,
. victory mud Messrs bfau,hsV are nov
2 .m.uc this COW f,r ut. Information
, % sfu~ ~ Chi,pgo u,yt wear
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
CROP REPORT
Tobacco And Other
Crop Yields For 1920
Are Given.

Kentucky 1920 tobacco crop b
estimated at i2O. 10000 rounds.
corn 20. s2i .O00 pushols and potatoes
G.732.0oo uu.hcl. IN the November
crop report for Kentucky issued TO-
GAY at Louisvillc and Frankfort by
the 4 ) Bureau of Crop Estimates
IN cooperation with State Commis-
Toner - Agti,al,Ju " e iinnnn.
other crops rrportc, fci kentucky
are: sweet piiatoc- .Gso.0oo bus f..
apples $3.50. 1ou bu. pcars 3os.O0O
has. clover seed 80 500 bus. and
sorghum syrup 2.ssS .00o gallons.
Last year Kentucky production 81
these crop. vas tobsrco $50 see. 600
lb... corn $1,000 bss. potatoes
.O2o 0oo bus, sweet potatoes CSC.
0oo bu- pear Is 900 bus.. clover
ser, 80 900 bu, aud so.rhum syrup
2.if2.ou0 gslious
The decrease To- tobacco production
100 kcntucky from 1919 = due to lie
creased acreage iu Mes'crn kcntuc
which was not tul y Offset by 'h'
lcrcasod hurley acre iRr The dam
ace lr rust aui 'Vilt.Hrc" also help
o. slightly to reduce the veragc yicl,
per acf. Quality ~ obacco .u Bon
tu,kS !. reported ls 20 l.cr rt e1H
pared .o ~ p.r cent last year To,
United state. Tobacco crop this sea
leon Do estimated az .7'.lll.OOo H..
com pared 20 l.tsg. .5s.OOo pound
las, year
II b. estimated thai approximate
q, . per cent u kcnyu,ky'. accrag'
- com "a. pa INTO ,Ilo, thi. season
' average yicld rcr cent bcip.
Oh "a, seven ten. here was COM
'..tiycly h,tl. frost iamsgc % ,ofl
leo mi. Stat, bot some nov report
e. - chafTy an no. well maturcd
Tie average yield per acre tn. sea-
o. Kentucky % 80 - bushels. com
pared Co - bushels las, year and ;
.p-year average - q - hu.hcl.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Epidemic Threatened.

To The People or Ganari County
have just received letter from
tha State Board Of Health, stating ne
lr, threatened with IN epidemic ~
pp,..fs throughoo. the state. a.
many al.,aiy iuoV o., has o..
reads been over 6f,y cases IA Gar
ard County Ne hove had only
Jew ,,r.ous case aYi 10 has been
by very close attenusu by tbs Health
1a,,,rs and hard work Pos tht ,om-
MuEiIr nurse, tat Zoe spread Vas
been checked AMI iu~.a1 gr,al can
h., Stopped bg fcu cooperation
81 .l ,he people OF fhe county, enc
,.scher aud phys.e.,us.
The people are urE,d Go report any
ease OF soar taroat ~ once TO me
aad Nnere there aie any signs Of
white patches in he ehild's throat.
,all your physician and have treat.
ment begun at once.
J. y. Edwards. NJ. u.
Garrard County Health Officer.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
OF For Florida.

Messrs Saufley llughes. Bradley
Sprait and Saufley Hughes. Jr., left
yesterday for r. Myer. Fla. where
they expect To Spend the winter
They motored through iu Nr Hughe,
Haynes Coupe and expect to reach
their defamation IN ,nc week
Mr.. Hughes Nand baby will JOIN
them next week, going by The
southland" To Jacksonville. thence to
~ Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Hughes have rented
a furnished home there and have
promised To rymcmb,r some 81 their
friends during the winter. sending
some Of the products Of that delight
ful climate IL II be only y "lcmon ="
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Ch'idren's Book Week

\ movement kuoWu ~ "thildrcn's
Boot Week" j. being observed by
iibmri,- and club. throughout the
nation The Woman Club viii &C.
vote next week to thIs work Thanks
giving afternoon the 'hilircn are in
vitcd 20 come to the Club Room for
stor' hour At 3 o'ciock
Tho people OF the Gown are asked
20 o.. from their look -.hclves.
book. especially su'tci for children.
reading
Send these donations iu ~. Club
room or notify the Librarians Mrs.
Maui and Miss lula Reed and
they will call for them
Mr.. McRobrrt,. Chairman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Motor Vehicle Laws

County CLERK. = T. Bourne has re-
ccivei from the State Tax Commits
zion number Of copies u the Motor
Vehicle Laws ~ kentacky. and il
), the duty Of every automobile own
cr or driver To get copy and be-
come Informed on th- new laws gov
ering the operation ct motor vehicles.
They ere free and caU be- had fur the
asking
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Big Poultry Farm

Nj r II Bartlett. for the past
ihrce year. = r,sider OF Lexington.
and daring That I'm, was head ~ the
department Of poul,r. a, the Expert
mental Station. toget ~ with his fam
Is, have recently n wed to Bryant
willie aud formed partnership With
Nh Russell Brown - THAT city and
together ,hey vii run The Dixie Poul-
try Farm, one u an. biggest things
tu this neck Of ,t, woods. More
detail. 81 this Dut prise viii bee
given later.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Early Edition
Next Week

That toe office foic" % the Record
may enjoy q LAY VI Thanksgiving.
We will issue the Record on Wed
nesday ~ next week and insist that
our correspondent. Rtt heir copy to
u. hy Monday norni to insure In
scrtion This b. ais asked ~ our
advertisers and trust he, will grant
us thi. courtesy fot ius. this one
time
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Exchange AT Church

If ladies A.t Naciets II che Gil
her, Greek Baptist Church win hold
an exchange at tae church neat Satu--
iay, November 2Oth. 90 which place
ever. good thing % ,.t ? b, offered
Goa al, ,t reasonable priccs All
ia, er, ICES viii be held on that hay
sri the public d. cordially invited to
be- on hand
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Two Hundred People

Two hundred people VII take part
~ the Pageant at the School Audi.
forum next Saiarda evening. Every
man, woman and ,aild IN Garrard
County should see il It, free. No
admission charge.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Hung Jury

',c jury "a, un.b. ., aFr,, uroli
% verdict .a VI, case ~ Carlton EiSiu
agsin,t toe Sou hetg Rpilroad tried
20 ,hc Lincoln Courty Circuit last
@cst Sir Finn was suing for $40
OOO damage sustained N wreck
when George Barnett. who accom-
panied NJ Elk'r w. sled at the
crossing near Hus,on~viiio nearly p
year ago.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18

Mrs. Terry King will speak tonight
at the Christian ChIrth on Chris
tian Missions. She - wonderful.
consecrated speaker and will enter
tain you. The public Is cordially in
vitcd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Large Ballot

Mr. Charles Dunn. 81 Chicago. who
Visiting his brother fcrc. brought
a, one of the sampl, ballots used IN
the recent election in Chicago II
D. about the largest one we have ever
seen. heing 3ONSc inches IN size anu
contains $50 name. 10 be voted for.
including eleven cmblems " par,ie,.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18

being Mr. Roy l.. Haynes, Of Hills
boro. Ohio. who made delightful
address. telling Of the many great
things that the Legion will do and
what il has already lone.
Tn, merchants ard business men
Of the city proved to lie good boosters
b. decorating their places sf BUSINESS
for the occasion.
After the speaking at the Court
House that night. everyone lefs say
ing. This Is the sni ~ a Perfect
Day"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Satisfaction Prevails.

contentment exists when WEST
PETRo Is used Oils that penetrate.
gas that vibrates. gives power untold.
Get the hsst and see the difference. :"
Watch Or - RED TRUCK"
Sold exclusively BY w. 8. Carrier.
9-2-u Phone IS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
For Thanks
giving Dinner.

ire ladies OF Pleasant Grove
Church will have an exchange IN
liasclaen Bro, store on Wednesday,
November 2ith Cakes dressed hens.
cottage cheese. fresh eggs and butter
Any one wishing To place an order
may do 20 By calling Mrs. H. {. Rose
10 Bryantsyille, Phone No. q.
I0-2l-5t. -pdl
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
BLACKS SIGHTED
Told To Go Away Back
To The Rear, When
Celebration Time
IN iIorgiNsviLLE-
MULE TREATMENT"

Hopkinsvillc, ny. The negroes
here. the voting power of the Repub
licans in this G.. o. +. gibraltar coun
~, are muchly mifFed over what they
consider deliberate slight paid 60
their race when the white Repuh
Leans staged rally here in cclebra
ton Of the election ~ Harding and
Ernst
The negroes claim ttcy wcr, not
invited into the parade and when a
negro drove up with carfull Of
prominent members Of his race he
WIS invited. or told. 20 take posi-
ton n the rear Of the line. The
New Age, the negro payer here, has
already had considerable To- say about
the matter and promises more in the
next issue.
u ta. also inspired William Lun
Gc,nuE. a co,orcd g-oc,r. 70 reset,
70 poetry % express his feelings.
which he does in part ir the follow
ing:
II thought the election Of Sena-
tor Harding came from all the
nation.
But right here Ia Hopkinsville you
started segregation;
az course you all was trying to
FORM some sort Of line.
, Bu, don't come in tn front Of
the parade and put u back
behind
~ may b, you are tLinking about
coming out again,
We will be aggregated and let
your whit, folks PIT YOU in.
3 We eye tired Of you Republicans
using u Ike mules.
We may act strange sometimes.
but We amt that big Of fools.
- you re-p -L mind sou
have severed cur come. laSp.
VIII no more say. We viii
meet YOU at the election"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18

Please call and settle your school
taxes with Frankie Kaufman. Treas
urer for the year 1890 Penalty
goes ON Dec. Let.
.. A. Beazley, President,
l.. G.. Davidson. secy.
ll-Il-2t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18

NEW SHOWING Of BEAUTIFUL.
FUR HATS in Seal and Male skin
combined With Gold and Silver
brosAds jsst the shiag tor no~.
We are Offering our entire stock Of
patterns in black and and other solevs
ALEC saness 81 40 per esst %.
chsiss 81 6fsy sssd isshiss ss;.-
- Esd rssSy .ss-vsss hass 81 The hoe
psies-S3.ss. Mrs. Rslis Asaeld
Fssssis.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Methodist Know
No Let Up.

With the same inspiration. orvani-
zation and determine .ioI with which
they launched and carri.d TO success
ful conclusion their great Centenary
Subscription Drive. they are now
keeping their people enthused over
the collection Of these pledges.
The Southern Methodist Of Ken.
lucky have appointed Nov 2l-2s.
1929 as PAY-UP-wEEK
The secretaries are being cheered
By the assuring messages OF full col
lections and fine reports - the Treas
urers to pass on the good news, which.
I in turn, is arousing tie Church thru
out the State.
The membership of each Methodist
Conference felt the honor Of part ia
the subscription effort Of the summer
Of 1919. and the oUtggowth of that
feeling and that success j. the pres
ent expression n faith IN the Cen.
tenary and the forward movements
being inaugurated by Local and Con.
nectional offices
The Ladies Missionary Society mas
just observed their week Of prayer
and taking a thank Offering. which
was larger than the previous year.
The services were we'll attended and
all were drawn ne rer the Christ.
On sunday evening Nov. 2ist. at
t;l1 O'Clock The Jr Missionary So
ciety viii have an oSen session rem.
dering a program that will be inter
''iine 90 the OBJ O.. We'll as the young
at tnc close Of which the'r week of
prayer offering will DE taken. An
are cordially invited q Dr. present
UNUSUAL DISTINCTION Jul-,
Ra.ph'Gii6srt IA winning .hs seat ip
Congress ovys kepr So .ntye King
s"pr, enjoy ,he distinction OF being
t1e only Democrat 30 the United
STATES 60 defeat a Republican Con.
giyssional incumbent IN other
words he will be the only Democrat Ia
the entire country q take sea. In
Congress next March tina, j. now held
by a Republican Shelby New.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18

ossd sks vsrsissmsat at Cusvey
aad Galley in THE issas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18

Corn wanted, birgss. market price
paid. Hudson ard Farnau
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-18
Pstriotis Speskiss

Tho Chew line" sster lunch. the
pshlr and SOLDIERS assembled In tbs
Circuit Court Room where patriotic
ssssicss were held. Mr.. Jack Whit
tahsr rendered = ss,c--rhs Rose Of
No Mans Land and vas heartily sp-
plsued. The speake, 81 the evening