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The central record., 1920-02-12

Mr.. James q. Conn spent several
days in Lexington last week.
Miss Minnie ]. Conn who is at.
tending school at Richmond Normal
IL III with the fu.
Mrs Alice Lusk and Mrs. Minnie
Robinson. % Hustonville, are guests
Of Mrs. Emma Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Peyton spent
last Sunday in Paint Lick the guests
Of Mr.. olvin Peyton and family.
Clarence and Lois Conn. spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with their
grandmother. Mrs. l. G. Rucker at
Paint Lick
Mrs Luther Gibbs entertained at
a deliglAful six o'clock dinner Tues
day IN honor of Mrs. Roy Haynes Of
Hillsboro. Ohio. ,
George and Embry. the little sons
of Mr. and Mrs. James g. Conn. who
have been very III with flu. are much
better and able 20 sit up,
Mrs. William Pof and charming
little daughter. Katherine Laverne.
Of Coyington are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles Pof, on Danyillc street
Mr.. Clay Kaufman. Of Coyington.
was called home By the death ~ his
sister. Mrs John Shacklcford. which
occurred Tuesday in Lawton. Okla
Miss Gladys Frisbie is visiting her
aunt. nrs Y = Hughes and Mr..
Hughes boz Louisville. Before her
return she will also visit Mrs Jack
Casey and Mr.. William ". White.
IN Indianapolis. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs x : Naylor and Miss
Saihe Lou Naylor and little Miss Sal.
lie u. lee and Mr. Sidney Aldridge,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
g. Crutehheld and family on Stan
ford avenue. n
Miss Sue Etta Faulkner entertain
ed Sunday eveping at "a six o'clock
dinner, The house was beautifully
decorated with ferns and carnations
and the table had for its center piece
a basket of carnations and roses. and
a delicious six course menu was serv-
ed. Those present were Misses Ada
Jessamine Hammond. Lucy Newman.
Of Bowling Green. and Lottie Hurst
and Martha Lewis of Lexington. and
Messrs clyde Dudderar Of Stanford.
Rober, Hall. Of Bcr.a. Ernest Phil
lips u Richmond and Ralph Perkins
Of Danville and Cecil Mahan of Win.
chester IL proved quite an enjoy
able affair
Mrs =. B. Bourland was the honor
guest at several enjoyable affairs in
the past few days General regre,
is felt that Rev. and Mrs. Bourland
have gone elsewhere TO make their
home. and the best wishes Of every
one will follow them TO Lancaster.
Last Thursday afternoon she was the
honoree al lovely informal gather
INK at the home Of Mrs. Il. +. Nor
heet. About thirty guests were pres
ent. who enjoyed the hours Of social
converse. and the delightful salad
and coffee coGrse, with mints. Mrs.
Norileet was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Sallie Morgan. My. Woodbridge.
Misses Elizabeth Pickett and Alma
Morgan. On Friday Mrs. Charles
Hardin invited about thirty neigh
'ors and close friends 10 gather at
Ter home on Beaumont avenue for a
title informal farewell party 20 Mrs.
The hours were pleasant
spent In conversation. and the
afternoon closed with delicious
unoh saturday afternoon the
ioung Ladies' Mission Circle Of the
,hristian church entertained for Mrs.
tourland at the home Of Mrs. Leon
Morgan. As a goodbye token Of cs-
eem the young church workers pre-
ented her with gold ornament.
much To her surprise and delight.
Tea and sandwiches were served
iarrodsburg Herald.
The central record., 1920-02-12
FOUNDER NEVER RESULTS

When your horse has collie. the after
effect Is often worse than disease for
he is often foundered. Give him
FARRlS' COLO REMEDY. Its re
suits are certain. founder never fol
lows. For sale by W. A. Dickerson.
(Adyertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

scenery impart as II free beBtowal.
II Is the trend or mind derived from
country scenes and Influences That
would particularly speak OF.
Charles Lamb SAW his Gods" walk
ing upon the earth. only in the coun-
Try. Every impressionable child may
see them there. They are companions
OF his imagination 1t is they that
magnify the hills around him into
the heaven. scaling mountains he has
read Of. They are with him when lie
iollows some rivulet. born from the
melting SHOWS o. March. until 1t be-
comes for him Il Nile or GanBes.
bordered with kindly cities. o. an
Amazon flowing through endless For
ests. 1t Is they who send delicious
shudders into hi nerves when lie
hears the hollow roar OF the little
stream $50 grea, in his mindO as,
passing under . fence. it plungcs. into
chaSm of its own milking. which
appears to his fancy fascinated senses
as profound and awful as the cauldron
at the cataract of Niagara.
Pnn Unknown To City Child.
The city school-chi!d has no such
visualizat.ons Of geography. Pan
is unknown 10 him. lie never meets
the thousand varied forms OF life
mat animate the country. He knows
nothing OF the wonders OF the sum-
I mer clouds. tbc white domes OF the
cumuli piled miles high in the in
tense blue sky. mightier than hum
ured Mount B!ancs in one. He never
mas seen the cOnqScrirG march of Il
| thunderstorm with banners of inky
darkness. and glinting spears and
sa5res o: lightning. sweeping males
ticallY across 4 broad landscape. Yet
these arc things that awaken the in,-
aSination and SC"-isr L store Of
ina gerry to the mimi that Will brighter
IL as long us life lasts.
CITY life is continual feast that
disEusts after while by It's :uisome-
ness and its conventional sameness:
country life never Satiates and Is
our only to the duls in mind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Weeks Movie Calendar

Embellishments. Tuesday and
Wednesday,, olive ThouinS in
"Foo,IitSH:s and Shadows; Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Murfc
Doro. In "i::10.'
EI.UtBIIiD - Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesdays and Thursday, rom
lIiN In ''Fhr Darr'lcvil"; Friday
md saturday. variety.
NV0ADN. AN-tli week. CONS
tanrr Kinney Ia ''I'hc stolen i<iSs."
CObrSIAI.-N Monday, Tuesday
mud Wednesday,. Marguerite Clark
aud Harrison Ford In "EnAy Ia
Get; Thur'.h:y, Friday aud satur-
duy, Tom Moore in "Drds."
ISIS--til vrci., nIl-*tar east In
Charlie Chapiin in "rhc Vngn-
homo"
Observation-Disclosures, Earle Williams
In "Thc Fortune Hunter; Tues
day. Marion Davies, april Folly;
Wednesday,. :ili-$tar cast In
"DanScr"us iionrs"; Thursday.
Nerma :nimnd;.c In ..rhc Childrcn
in ,hr IInu~c''; Friday and Satur-
dp!. Wallace icid In "i;vrr,>c ily
Dusi,r mnd FATTY ArDuckic In
''T'Ec Garage"
REN-Nondny. NO. ~, West
hound" and "knight of the Dub:
Tursday. '"GoIJcn Star Bandiis":
McuicSH9S' nc f'urkipS i'rTtt,
"Pipc Dreams aud Prizes" and "In
thc River; Thursday, "ouilaw'S
Alihi." aud "IIcld IL for the
MntinA": Friday, "rhc SilklrsA
Hnnh Notes" -'TtouminS hath
TGh.' and '"i.iTuid GoId"; Sntur-
day. "Thc Lion Man." "M0llir'S
Mnmn~" and travel pictures.
NICrDH--Nonday and Tr"shny,
Wiltirm =. Start in "Hrccd Irn.''
and Iuaaitn Hanson in ~; Lost
CITY; Wednesday and 'vhursdny,
Nnry fi'i<ford In 'rhc iInudIun,"
and "Ny bingham Girl; Friday
and saturday, Jack Dempsey In
%Dnrcdc,il ,'aGt' and; "a William j.
Flynn story. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Sparkling Comedy Coming.

The latest Marguerite Clark -IIar-
rison Ford phDtoplay, Easy to Get"
VIII be the attraction at the Colonial
Thcater for three days. commencing
tomorrow The story ceHters around
n bride Of an hour VINO made her
husband pay $1,000 and an apology
as recompHnsc for making tho remari;
& 10 friend tina, all women are easy
10 get" Moreover. she led him Into
:. series oirthe siranses: and funnics;
adventures Imaginable
Tine great war made OF the world
a seething caldron, in which tn" boil
Ing emotions or humanity wrought
strange results With the armlsticr
the Are was qucnced. bu; the angry
SETTLING OF the suoerheated elements
continued and continue 10 tnis day
Plots. schemes, rcvolts fo:m deep
down and boil TO the surface. i
story o. this postwar effect is the
Goodwin production, "Duds." fcatur-
ing Tom Moore, which Will be pre-
sefted 2, the, Coion!a! Theatcr be.
ginning on Thursday. with Naomi
Chi!dress rs his leading support.
sJxIra features include Fox sun
Sshinc Comedy and news.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

village on the Massachusetts sea-
coast. tranSplantcd by circumstances
seemingly kindly enough 1t first
What occurs after her Introduction
TO Boston society under the SPONSOR
ship OF Miss Clarissa Sedgwick con-
stirutcs the item Of Metals past. of
which she dare no; speak later 10
IN" man she Is TO marry, yet which
she feels she must not conceal in
fairness To him. Charlie Chaplin. in
! The Nagahond." will be the supple
mental feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
& Question of Ethics.

:. severe question OF the ethics gov
crning a young mans action on being
proposed to by the wrong girl forms
one Of the dramatic climaxcs in Vita
graphs latest feature picture, The
Fortune Hunter" This production,
with Earle Williams in the title ro!e>
wi!i be shown at ,nS 0dson rneaiss
Nathaniel Durham. the chap who
goes to :. small! town 10 win an heir
ess. succeeds beyond his hopes. The
denly auds out he is in love with
another girl.
The beautiful screen fayoritc,
Marion Davies. Will DC seen AZ the
Cosmopo!itan production released as
a Paramount Aircraft picture. IL is
said 10 be- Il thrilling and entertaining
picture Of love and adventure Con-
WAY Tcaric is the lcadinG man.
Hours" with an all-star Ince cast. is
offered Coming THURSDAY is Norma
Talmadse. in The children In the
Friday and saturday. Wallace Reid:
! in Excuse My Dust" and Patty
Arbucklc in "'rhc Garage" make u2
the double program.
The William y. Flynn uhe worlds
! greatest observation-disclosures chief 20
| IN" United States Secret Servis";
! vesiigation. Department OF Justicc)
! series. starring Herbert Rawl!nson
| viii be run each week at the Re-;
! Theatcr. the first one being: THE
! Silklcs1 Eank Note" OH Friday. f!acl,
! one is'a complete story.
/ The ,IoonriderS." an astounding
superserial OF brains. Drawn and
| bravcry.-of catncombed cliffs AN.
daredevil mems desperate deeds
featuring Art Accord. the Cownuncher
! King-will he seen, each Monday
starting Monday, April 20. ut the Rex
! Double Hills Mt the Victor.
| Double bills make up the trio o
programs for the Victor this week
beginning tomorrow with william
: Hart in Breed of Men one OF
the. most thrilling productions thi
famous. dclineator of Western char
program Juaniia Hansen will he
shown in the second episode OF .1'h
Lost city. a stirring serial OF ad
venture III the wiids OF Africa ir
which Wild animals play conspicu
GUS part.
Wednesday, and Thursday Mary
lickford wilg he shown in 9TH,
lloodlum," this being one of the bcs
h!ckford product ions shown here il
peal and is equally entertaining foi
Girl" Mack Sennctt comedy is tn,
extra number
Jack Dempsey will DC shown il
Paths Of Destruction" a new cpisod,
Of Daredevil lack" NEXT Friday AM
SATURDAY and a new William J. Flynn
second number on the bin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
COUNTRY IS DULL ONLY
TO THE DULL IN MIND
Writer Pleads for Return to the
Great Outdoors With Its
Wonders.
II. GARRETT u. SEuvISs.

"In those days ! saw Gods. as old
men covered with mantle, walking
Upon the earth" This imaginative
sentence OF Charles Lambs is one OF
those slints OF genius which. like Tho
behind II cloud. seem sheer nonsense.
or cryptic wisdom. or II burst OF in
tcElectual light, according TO the men
tai quality and mood OF the reader.
To nc in these SLOWLY warming
spring days it serves as an awak-
cner OF memory and an induccrent to
plead again the cause Of the more
and more widely abandoned country
against the al-gulpinS city. The
population OF the cities Will grow
last cnouGil--they can take care OF
themselves III that regard: It is the
waning population of Sie country
not the suburban country. which is Il
counterfeit. or at best an imitation,
but the real country--that needs pro-
motion.
Minds Have Chance to Grow.
1t is in the country that the mind
has It's hest chance for independent
growth. There is more room for orig
inality there than in the city. Cities
recruit their bcs; brains from the
country. 1t is a richer eprouting
ground for the mind. because it offers
more suggestive and s:imulant food
10 the imagination.
The life of tho city is too cXclu-
sively concentrated upon the least
elevated human interests. In spite
OF It's accumulation Of the instruments
OF observation-disclosures, colleges. mu-
seumS, laboratories. theaters, clubs. in
dustrics. and activities OF all kinds
the city is narrowing in il influence
Tho cit: man cXceis in kccnneSs OF
edge; tho country man. OF equal in
;elligcnce. in genuine breadth or
vision. The glare of city life. the
| of money. it's pleasures. indulgences,
amusemcnts. which turn night into
day and 6hut out the heavens as with
low-hanging canopy-a true Vanity
Fair or million he nched circus tent-
all this is not good for the highest
! development of humanity. II Christ
had seen an ovcr-Grown. money-mad
| pleasure cra2ed, modern city. what
parallels it would have furnished.
! Paints Horrors Of city.
! The realistic genius or H. G. Wells
has painted the horrors TO which all
this tends with Il vividncss that makes
the reader shrink as from nighr-
mare in his STORY OF the Days TO
+! Come" Reading that. for though a
creation of fancy 1t is logical. makes
a good corrosive to over-fond con-
temptation OF tho bcdizcned charms O
the archaeological modern siren.
I j appeal for the children. wish
IL were possible for every child that
comes into the world to be horn far
/! from the hum and the blaze OF the
! cities. Medicine cannot give them, II
: they are born md. -hro.. .-.-A....--.ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
An Aii-s,nr Cast.

81 Alice Lake. Jack MuIhali and Frank
grnrricr head tho cast OF the Screen
9Glessics. Inc. an .all-star special
iphotopigy, Should b Woman TEN"
3lfrom the story by F!nis Fox. which
SSssEl he SHAWN at the Is!s Thcater az
5iycok fNs heroine or the story is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

In her newest Se!2nick picture,
'FootliGh,s and Shadows" which is
shown tomorrow, Tuesday and We'd
Thomas. the former Zicgreld ro!iics
beauty. has been given the role o: n
performer in the Midnight Revue"
In the character of Gloria Dawn, she
IS afforded the most cntrancinG. yet
difficult. par. :" far allotted her. \
Fox sunshine Comedy and SelZnick
NnWs ave AaQcN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

over 500 feature pictures are made
every year IN the United States to
supply the demand OF 1900 motion
turn, eater to s.oo6.ooo people every y; r.,
day To please them all is a gigan-
lie problem The management Of the
B!ion Theats!. in its efforts To get
the very best feature possible for his
patrons, has bad the sood fortune to
secure for three days. beginning
Thursday Marie poro in "i2:10," in
si@ reels. directed rs Herbert Brcnon.
the Lirhtw.ight Lovers" a FOX SUN
shine comedy ana news feature
are added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
MAY DAY PICNIC WlEL
PROVE REAL SUGEESSFUl
Make Yoar Pnrior NcscmMc Field
With necessary Etu-
bclIiShn

This is real fun--par;icu Ariy now
when the frs; OF May Is so '.N.tcn cold
and bleak. Ask your guests .to come
dressed to attend a picnic. syu,-Sests
Alice nurrell' author 0fSfsss...' AP4F'y'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

'i'N So w bHNi9 sou INV ~
every flower. The one vino correctly
Eucsses the creates, number will re-
ccivc prize.
II YOU have n Nict:ola get some or
the records O; Morris dances and
dance around the Nay pole, just as
they have danced for hundrcrS OF
years in Merrie England.
The greatest fun o. the evening Will
be the picnic style on Il table cloth
on the ground" Have the lunch
brought in l.. Il big basket ana set
your guests 10 work unpaciling, set :
Ting the table, making coffee, etc.
Use wooden plates and paper napkins.
Make the usua! picnic lunch sand
witches. baked beans. coid~meat, pic
kles. cake. oranges and bananas. OF
course. your gncsts will nll sit on
the floor 10 carry out the real picnic
spirit.
: You will enjoy the novelty of this
party and YOU will be surprised to
/ ma how nearly YOU can make il seem
/ like IA real wood picnic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
lIothIcas Cnuhnnrds.

Moths can be easily kept away by
placing somewhere inside the cup
BOARD Il piece ot flannel dipped in n
mixture OF equal parts OF oil Of cedar.
oil OF cajepu: and oil or cloves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
MIX Thnt Is burned.

MIX which has heAn burned should
be poured at once into a Jug and then
placed in n basin OF cold water. Leave
il until cool. when ali trace OF the
burnt taste and smell will have dis
appeared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

niICc buTTcli, aulHo'
Complete"
Have AL the furEi
OF the rooms in whiC
terrain. Spread green
floor TO look Ike gra
re, branches o. dog,
the walls. and in th'i
May pole saElv dc 4
bow hued ribbons.
to find par,ncr3
follow.
Let each girl takd
ribbon and stand ink
one side OF the pol,t
men come in backw
shut and pick up one
behind him. The co
holding ends of the s
partners.
Play parlor cro0ue
quoi;S. bowling .on Il
ba z, PISS in corner,
AID ali the old out-oi
y novel feature OF
mic would be a FRA;
Get just as many dill
flowers as you can.
guest with pencil and
them all TO blindfold
bring in your tray OF
each bouqhet for five
shifting" distance q
Have tkem write
Of The hover That -
q Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Tom Nix nj Binrhird.

Tom MN, star OF the newest dra-
'nauc aim OF the West. The Dare
devil VIII be presented al the Blue
icsday anG Thursday THE bare
devil is the cowboy stars own idea
al what Western nhotoplay should
be 20 depict. truthfuIiy the thrilling
life OF the plains Mix wrote and
directed The Daredevil" He has
conceived TOR this picture the most
unusual and hazardous feats OF dar-
ing that have eyer been shown on
the screen. Eva Novak, young
and attractive blonde. is an excellent
foi! FOR lac dashinG Mix. Comedy and
news are ADDED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Confession Would Mean to
Lose Hts Lovc-Yct She
Felt He Must Know.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-02
HELPFUL n,Mra

Now that butter II % costly. - b
fAcf are most fats. housewives are
andln~ n ~wusNdlenf N
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-02
sGAsoMAsLC oooo rnlMoa

A. eggs are getting more plentiful
We may use them . little more freely
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-02
Twenty Years Ago
Gunnison, July 2, 1900.

Gunnison, July 2, 1900.
Dear Nary
We are all going away for the big
Fourth of July celebration, SO ! will
drop you a few lines before we go.
Not much news Of any interest to
tell this week. Several parties and a
big wedding at the home of John Cliff
ford. The happy couple were Miss
Maggie Beitler and Edward Roll. 1t
was . very pretty affair and the bride
and her bridesmaid looked lovely.
Mrs. Clifford served fine wedding
dinner.
There was another wedding also;
Chas. Custer and Miss Emma Rud-
dock being the contracting parties.
We are going to lose some of our
residents soon. ]. w. Wilson has
sold his ranch on Upper Ohio Creek
to NJ. v. Shonyo Of Salida. Mr.. Will
son intends to go to California.
John Riess got home this week from
his trip to Europe. John says "never
again!" He had a fine time, though.
When you take your trip to Bould-
Ell, you may meet Mrs. VIM. Knode
out there. She and her little girl left
today for that place on visit.
Vulcan is to have butcher shop.
John Ncwland has opened meat
market there.
Jos. Watson was down from Bald
win this week to meet his wife who
has been visiting in Kansas. Joe is
tired of his own cooking. so he says.
Doc Stork was delivering orders in
our section this week. The home of
C. F. Bartlett at Doyleville has new
baby boy and Pitkin came off with a
new baby girl at the home Of l.. NJ.
Nance.
Ny boy has gone TO Parlins to see
his friend, Frank Vader, who is home
from the Sacred Heart College in Dem
yer for the summer
Maurice Turnay was down from the
Elson ranch on the Tomichi this week
and says he will have one of the big
gest hay crop in history. Good
thing too, guess, If everyone starts
out to travel BY team like Clinton Oliv-
err. He drove from Paonia to Pitkin
last week to join his father, Chas.
Oliver. On the way he broke part
of the wagon, but some baling wire
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-02
WATCH YOUR PORCH VINES
FOR INSECT CALLED
LEAF-HOPPER
Kerosene Emulsion or Black Leaf 40
Are Recommended for Spray for
Them

This ornamental vine, often incor-
rectly called Ivy, is commonly used for
a shade for porches and during the
past two or three years in Colorado,
has been very seriously attacked by Q
whitish, jumping insect that saps the
juice from the leaves, causing them to
turn very pale at first and later brown
and drop off. Early in the spring
these little leaf-hoppers are wingless
and may be easily seen on the under
side of the leaves, but in the middle Of
June or the first of July. they begin
10 acquire wings, when they become
active and fly from the vines undis-
turbcd, SO it is very difficult to treat
them.
Probably the best remedy for this
little leaf-hopper according to C. p.
Gillette of the Colorado Agricultural
College, is a thorough spraying with
Black Leaf 40, which is an extract Of
tobacco and may be obtained at almost
any drug store. The spray should be
directed on the underside Of the leaves
and is best applied early in the morn
ing or rather late in the evening
when the insects are least active.
Whale oil soap in the proportion Of
one pound to six gallons of water, or q
good kerosene emulsion may be used
in place of the Black Leaf 40 mention
ed above, il more conveniently OBJ
tanned.