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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-25

FoUND-Court day, Three dollars
Call at this office and identify same.
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wANTED-will want grazing for
25 to so steer cattle. Will either
pasture by the month or rent the
grass by the acre. z. T. Rice a Co.
Phone S47-A. or address z. T. Rice,
Richmond. XIV.
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FOR SALE-about 25 barrels Of
good corn. See Milton Ward on farm.
or call me at Paint Lick exchange.
l3-B. X. II. Ward.
3-25 a.. Paint Lick. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-25

Cotton Seed Meal for sale.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
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sTRAYEp OR STOLEN-from

place. 2 miles north Of Brodhead. on
March iith. a heavy built, ~ hand
high. mouse eolored horse. four
stocking legs. white face with scar in
forehead. Liberal reward.
W p. Rigsby, X. +. ID. 3.
3-25-2t pd. Crab Orchard Ny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

l9l> rha. President Wilson. yieldInS 10
,hr entreates OF the entente, consented
to American participation N the RuS-
star, campaign. at first under tn" Euise
.nf projecting the enormous war supplies
brought 70 north Russia by the allies.
After about year OF warfar" which
WAS devoid of results. both British and
American troops we're withdrawn from
this section. In the fall OF 1913 Amcrl-
can troops were landed at the Siberian
port Of SladivoStOck for the express
purpose OF projecting the I'm" Of retreat
Of some 10000 C2echo- SlOvaks. eS-prIs-
oncrs OF war. formerly belonging TO the
old AuStro- Hungarian army. 1t IS not
uultc clear why these pcopl" for so long
a time made no use Of the opportunity
presented 10 them. Perhaps the ALL
Russian Dictator" Admiral KolChak who
has disappeared from view for tn" pres
emit could give some interesting intor-
nation about II. as hc WAS broth"r-ln-
arms TO these CZecho- Sluvaks. There
are rumors galore about THIS and other
Siberian mysteries and the conflicting
character of these rumOrs has tended 10
cause Americans generally 10 regard the
entire Russian adventure with less fay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
THRICE REPORTED DEAD,
BUT HE'SSTILL LIVELY

KANSAS CITY. Kan. ian. 26-tOlonel
l.. +. Hcisler. venerable editor of "Thc
Eansas civ sun" Il weekly paper In
Kansas city, Kun. l. one Of those
rrCrntrir creatures VIII" pcrsistcntly re-
fuse 10 die. albeit IL is regularly rum
rr,d that the colonel is either already
drad or. Is on his death bed
One day recently il was reported that
rho colonel had collapsed md was taken
home in Il very SERIOUS condition. Inc
musicians who were called IN held out
iittlr hope for his recovery. The colonel
is ST wears old and his advanced age
WAS tnkrn into account by th"s" called
to the bedside.
ON the following day The news hf the
,nlnnel's illness developed as usual. in
to the emphatic report that the c9lonel
was dead. and the Inhabitants followed
thor usual bent by "Nt"llinG IN" fine
old character ana praiSinE has IoHlnesS.
iIui il was the sam" old story. The
colonel didn't die. In fact. on the third
dny following his "$trokc. he had SUI
ficicntIy recovered L. arise At o'clock
and fire the furnace: h" at" hearty
breakfast. and At I o'clock was on his
way, picking up tn" loose ends or bus
mess. neglected during his enforced
idleness.
On a crowded street car he was con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
FERMENT IN THE EAST

The constant unrest in India, which
has been a thorn in the SIDES Of English
statesmen for half century is taking
on a threatening. not to say. dangerous
aspect. One telegram tells Of the activ-
ny OF Enver raSha who fled from Con
stantinople. and caused himself to be
elected king OF KurdtStan. has started a
Bolshevik revolution there. and in
Afhaginstan and Baluchistan. The
Moslem element IN India is very con-
siderable and very influential. Leading
Mussulmen have been active aSstators
against British rule. and the appeal or
Enver PaSha to their fanaticlsm may
create a situation very difficult for the
British TO handle
Another telegram indicates the spread
Of The Bolshcvik movement under stimu-
lation from ST. Petersburg throughout
Persia and other territories either under
British or adjacent to British sovereign
Y. Tho ferment Of the world is not
over. and the turmoil which has torn
Central and Eastern Europe for four
wears - certain TO be reflected in dis
turbed conditions throughout the Far
last for some time TO come. The west
crn nations of Europe. exhausted by
war, are not likely to welcome any re
currence Of general hOStilttles. but the
sscthing masses Of Persia. India and
China are apt to see in IN" breakdown
of Russian authority. an opportunity for
4 new freedom. and for world adventure
such as they have never had before.
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A PICTURE OF THE FUTURE

Frank \. Eandcrlip. president OF the
National city Bank OF New York. sum-
marizcS the reason for Americas extra
ordinary future in the world trade as
follows:
We are going 10 stand. II Europe
comes back" he declares. the nation
which is the reservoir Of the world s
credit: the nation which is n" store
house of raw material. Now there new
,r was that combination before in his
tory. There. have been nations. like
England. that were the reservoirs OF in
ternatiunal credit. but she lacked raw
materials.
"Ycre We have got the greatest rich
ness OF both: and back Of that. our manu-
farturers have A. condition which is un-
matched and never was matched in all
tho world. They hav" got this great
homogeneous market Of America. lO1.-
nGu nnn people who wear the same kind
Of shoes: who haven't Il tariff barrier.
vino have no barrier. You have got this
vast market IN which you can build up
mass production as II cannot be built up
anywhcrr else IN the world. and then,
uycrfowinG from your domestic rroduc-
ton YOU ran 20 intoNhe markets of the
world. and. ! believe, be invulnerablc. /
can SOC no other way
II is an inspiring picture. VIII We
have the courage and the common sense
to realize IL:
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TO-DAY'S BEAUTY HINT

II Is not necessary 10 shampoo your
hair so frequently If it is entirely and
properly clcansed each time by the use
Of really good shampoo. The easiest
TO use and quickest drying shampoo
that we can recommend to our readers
is the one that brings out all the nat.
ural beauty Of the hair and may be en-.
joyed at very little expense by disSCiv-
ing q tcaspOonful OF CanthroX, which
can be obtained from any druggist. in
Il cup of hot water This makes full
cup OF shampoo liquid, enough so il is
easy to apply it 10 all the hair instead
OF just TO the top OF the head. This,
when rubbed into the scalp and onto
every strand of hair. chemically dis
solves all impurities. 1t Is very sooth.
ing and cooling in its action. rs VOL
as beneficial TO both scalp AMI hair.
After rinsing out the lathcr SO created
YOU will find the scalp is fresh, clean
and free from dandruff. while the hair
dries quickly and evenly. developing a
bright luster and soft flufIlncss that
makes 1t seem very heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Our Daily Story
MRS HYPHEr.vAN sp1rcER-RULLY.

II was great day for old Mrs.
lIvrhcn-Vnn Splirer- Rully when the doc
tor Informed her that her long illness
WAS over and that. for the first time IN
Is wears. she could go out for = little
walk. So that bright Tuesday morninG.
,rcumpanird by her daughter, the
Countess Rcbhcpapp, Mrs. Hyph"n-Fan
Spliccr-Hully. VIII" IN her day had been
tho great cilys rcigninE beauty and un-
disputed leader Of society, set out for
stroll.
Dear. dear" she sighed. I'm Tuii"
out of touch with the new social me-
and tho new social leaders Who, for
instance. my dear Guudnla is that moss
dashing young person in til" hil::Arh
skin coat TINT just passed US? I'm sur"
she il somebody famous. and that cont
must have cost her quite tidy sum.
Il have no doubt It did. mother. re-
ulicd tho countess THAT WAS the now
cnshicr in Figgrnblatts drug store"
"'rarridlddles." exclaimed Mrs. lly-
phcn-Yan Spliccr- Rully. "liui my dear
tiundolH just look at that stately woman
IN that perfectly fascinating sCalsk!n"
Can that be- Mrs. HudGcp"dE"- IIuftlrs;'
1T can not. mother, said the count
css. That's Mrs. SlCinblahb. who keeps
the drllratcssen around tho corner.
"Iiundula. take mo home. Easp"d Mrs.
Hvphcn-Nan Splirrr- Rully weakly.
And sh" staggered back 1" her he'd
and never left 1t again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
PROF. BONN REPORT

In Wow Of the r"nns,iHs reports
rcach.ua US about industrial conditions
in Germany. the opinion Of 50 eminent
and tru>twcrthy n economic authority
as Professor bonn. who has just CON-
plcicd a. thorough investigation Of n"
situation. deserves special consideration.
Professor Bonn unds THAI tn" Sh"T;ag"
Of coal - the most serious 3mp"d.m"nt
70 a., r,su>clta,ion Of German INDUS
tries.
Industrial plants have generally de
Perforated on account e the lack Of re-
pairs. aud ch"r, has bccn a sharp do
elm. IN the amount OF work performed.
,bcrn as elsewhere l;"Ca estimates
the dluaS. tror, these causes a. one
third Of thr former production p"Ss:hii-
tiles. Food conditions haze bat slight
Is improved since ia, conclusion If
peace Transportation ot goods ~ sad
" deficient, and Germany has to show
but small quaut,,"s ~ goods with
which 10 pay for imports. Consequent
Is raw materials are received N
altogether Insufficient quantities. "Spc"l-
ally cotton. for which tho spinner has 10
pay sixteen marks pound.
Tho shortage OF coal will IT, most
seriously fit for a long tim" - come
ON account Of taking away 81 m.n:nS
districts and the pNNC" treaty obligation
10 furnish coal to tho allies At prices
prevailing before the war. With"u:
greater coal production Germany can
rrIthrr revive her Industries. nor pay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
SAVED PARIS
FROM CAPTURE BY
FOE, SAYS PASTOR

TORONTO. Jan. 26.--Bcforc Paris. at
the Marine and at the capture Of Jerusa-
lem. declared tn" Rev. DIR. ~ {. Dixon
AT the Baptist Convention IN Massey
Hall. there Was. III answer TO prayer
undeniablc Intervention on behalf OF
the allied armies Of a divine power.
With force and conviction which
thrilled his audience. the speaker en-
rounded on the power of prayer. Jesus
Christ almost increasingly talked with
God. and pr Dixon declared that even
II the Christian church Of today could
restore sight /" hind eyes. mako deas
ears to hear aud raise tn" dead in tho
cemeteries. thcr" would still he an IS.
:scntial necessity for daily tcrVcAt
prayer 10 the Almighty.
Il for onc." he said. believe that the
victory over the Germans. with all our
skill in leadership. and with all tho
courage Of tn" soldiers, came about
largely in answer To prayer. When the
Germans were before the gates Of Paris
a little band " Christians in Mctropol-
itan Tah"rnaclN church prayed all night
Thar God would keep the Germans out
OF Paris" II" quoted Lord Roberts as
saying t. Lord Kitchener upon the re-
ljrrmcnt Of the German army, You
and know only God could have done
Next. the speaker related tho tcsti-
mony Of y Jewish officer concerning
the defeat of tho Germans ut tho Marine.
Il know nothing about the Angels, ih1
Jew was reported IL have said but
can prove | think by nearly every man
in my company that som" higher powcr
helped us u gam tho victory
DO You know" went on Dr. Dixon,
that Jerusalem was captured by
prayer and not Ivy guns? have il
automatically. An intimate friend Of
.Allsnhy's told IN" AMI Eav" me permits.
sion to toll il IN public, that when Cen
cral Allcnhy had learned that the Ger.
mans and Turks had mined all the sa-
cred places IN Jerusalem and the order
had gone forth that just as soon as the
British made entry every sacred place
was to b. blown into atoms that the
British Nigh; get tho blame and tn"
shame of II. Allcnby called together
his military staff.
They thought there was to be q
military consultation. but not a word
was said about military affairs. He
called together his staff to pray, and
they spent one hour and n half on their
knees asking tho God of Jerusalem to
give them the city without the dcstru".
ton Of the sacred places. When the
hour and u half had been spent IN
prayer Allenby ordered on" division
down the right. another down tho l"f:.
his airrlancs took the air. and the Ger.
mans and Turks got frightened and
ran and left their Qualifications, and
Ancnhy and his staff walked through
the open gates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
HOW IT OFTEN WORKS

Their" are two sides TO most questions.
y few years ago manufacturer Of Tay-
lorvilIc. Ill. experienced his first strike.
Most of the stUrckcepers and the people
in the town sided with the strikers. At
first tho employer was very much alarm
rL until another town asked him to move
his fartopy over to that place. After
some negotiations he decided to do so.
aad then the employees and the public OF
Tay lorvIllc did all they could to stop
has moving. hut nc moved nevertheless.
All concerned in Taylorville regretted
thu. loss. Something OF this kind has
occurred in nearly every important in
dUScrial community. making disturb
ancrs. bitterness and loss to all con-
crrucd. and it will be observed that
finally the public is the principal loser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
cad LUCK IN TREATY,
SAYS LLOYD GEORGE

PARIS. Ian. 90 I'll fortune has at.
tended statesmen intimately aSS"clat'd
with IA" framing -! tn" Treaty OF Yer,
.ai,ics. III the ,piui"n If Premier l'aNil
. How'd George. Cf Great britain. accord,
ing TO a newspaper art!cl" rublishc"
here.
Mr. Lloyd George was 50 convinced
Georges ,'leInrnCrau would Il" IN" next
president nC tn" French Republic that
he considered the race over. There
fore. when he heard of the election 81
raul Dos, hanrl ms PRESIDENT, he couIu
not refrain from expressing his aston
!Shmcut.
who would have expected such
reversal Of form" n" cJaruiatcd, when
tho result WA" announced.
In conversation with a member OF the
Chamber of Deputies the British ire
n,icr is said to have expressed AN
opinion that IN" peace treaty was
hard luck for any one hav'rs mad
hand in g."
YES" tho Deputy is quoted as rcnly-
mr.. "l'rrni"r Orlando il cut Of Office.
Premier ClCmcnCcau - again III private
life and President Wilson has met with
rrvrrs"s III Washington. only YOU have
been spared.
YES. and In less than six months II
will h. my turn" is the reply attrin-
utcd Ia the British leader.
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BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST A few HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" instantly
relieves stuffiness and
distress.

Don't stay stuffcd-up! Quit blowing
and snuCrling! 4 dose OF "Papc's Cold
compound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks up
a severe sold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogEcd-
up nostrils and th" air passages Of the
head: stops nose running: reIives the
headache. dizziness. fcvcrishncss. sn"cz-
ing. soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's cold Compound" is tho quick
est. surcst relief known and costs only
A few cents at drug stores. 1t acts with
out assistance. tastes nice. contains no
uuInine-Insist upon Pape's!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
MIKE KING
Announces His Candidacy for Republi-
can Nomination for Secretary Of
state.

Col. II. NJ King, of Charles ton. has
his candidacy for the Re.
publican nomination for Secretary of
State. Mr.. King was formerly II rcsl-
dent Of Randolph county and was a
candidate for the Republican nom!m-
alton four years ago. and made a very
race. Mr.. King Is we'll
known in Ohio county where he has
spoken often during political campaigns,
and has many friends hero. lie will, un-
get splendid support in Ohio
county and adjacent sections.
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graduated by a score Of amazed friends
and the colonel appeared as 1uil OF
on September 2, 1851, I was left for
dead on the battlefield near Fort Scott:
Kan" said the colonel. II was wounded
I'm the right arm. and the surgeon E1h
off. had the great pleasure OF re4n-
ing Of MY demise In the ne"spSpSrs
after I reached the hospital. And ~
though ! was kept on a cot Tor three
months. finally got back into the nsot-
ing.
"Three years ago someone started tne
rumor that I was dead. when, as . mat
ter of fact. l had merely tainted while
doing some work at my home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
RIPPING RHYMES
WHEELS AND LEGS
BY WALT MASON.

My autos beastly hard to start,
and every day it breaks my heart.
All frozen are it's greasy works, and
when II goes II goes With jerks that
nearly diSloCate my Zine. and
throw my false teeth ""t If line. 1t
takes an hour to get $50 warm, with
all her works in proper form. and
If stop her for Il Whit" she jerks
along another mill: $h" humps and
bucks and throws Il tit. until my
diaphragm is split And often. as
she jerks along. with half her spark
plugs acting wrnHr. | VOW Ill send
her TO the bloc%. and use my good
fat legs and wllh Nh, then. | fully
realize that walking is the cXerCis"
that braces vi, old nahby men. and
makes their SincwS young again.
Dame Nature gave us legs and feet
that we might use them and repeat.
and using them brings back IN"
glow of iawless health we used to
know: restores the color Of our hair.
and makes us 1T TO cope with care.
Such thoughts as these my head be-
guile: but when I've walked for half
mile. l sadly sigh, i've had
enough. The old gas buggy is IN"
stuff, She's cranky as u hurkinE
hron,h. her plugs won't spark. her
horn won't honk. her tires are fiat.
her springs are lame. and still she
grts there just the Same
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
ADIEU, SIBERIA!

For some time nothing connected with
tine war has given such general salts
faction an this country as tn" withdraw
al Of American troops from siberia.
For nrxt month their d"partrr" from the
icy fields OF last Asia has been aHuounc-
cd. but de;aucd information IS not yet
ntailablr Il was in the summer OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

TEW children find pleasure in
4 the things most vital to their
physical comfort and health.
so it rests with the watchful moth
or TO Sc, that they are done. The
child will be grateful in after years.
Chief among the functions
necessary TO the uphuilding Of the
little body, so that it will not be
dyspcptic, constipated body when
it natures, is elimination rcgu-
larly every morning. II the moth
er will be insiStcnt and allow
nothing to interfere with it, it will
soon become a habit. a daily rou-
tine that will not be forgotten
throughout life.
There are times, however, when
nature will not operate unaided.
Then give DIR. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin, which is a combination of
simple laxative herbs with pepsin,
and the headaches. the biliousness,
the torpor will quickly disappear.
1t acts gently and without gripping,
and rs it contains no narcotics and
is pleasant to the taste, it may
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

II was the celebrated Greek mathe-
maticGan. astronomer and philosopher
ThalcS. who said that all comes from
water and will return to water" And
he lived some twenty-five hundred years
before our times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

When Benjamin Franklin was asked
BY his butcher 1--WE cents for steak. he
refused to take 1t and left the store in
Il gnant. What would he say. If he had
to buy a steak now?
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To the high cost Of living and the high
cost of dying must be added the high
cost Of laughing. The French clown c.
Rock has been engaged for an American
tour at $4,000 per week.
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Ewes Sore ?

II your eyes or lids are 4ofo; ~
they itch, burn or feel dry; = yoef
vision is blurred, your syesiSht dtn;
if YOU arc Obliged to wear GlasSe1,
go to your druggist and get = bott3e
Of Bon-Opto tablets. Dissolve go
in a fourth of a glass Of water and
battle the eyes from two to fcfr
times a day. Sound, comfortahs
eyes and improved eyeaighs u ]
make the world look briGhth I
~, ~: 81 P !: c! q 4, 4; 90, 49,
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$4,000 Reward Offered
For Policemen S Slayers

DUBLIN. Jan. 26.--A proclamation
posted here to-day, contains an offer by
IN" Lord LietcnaHt sr a reward of H.
non pounds for Information within three
months fading 10 tn" conviction Of any
persons guilty Of the murder "r four
teen pole" officers whose names are
givou. The list begins With the name
OF Detective Smith. of Dublin. asSasSi.
mated last July. aud ends with those Of
Deputy commissioning Redmond. muir
drred in Dublin last AGsS and Constable
\ reward Of nOl ,is also Is Of
fcrcd for such srrs rrnation as n
calculated To lead .NuvictiUn OF
the offenders in Aucd. Any
person concerned to the
murders. but y lty OF
them who give Erma-
ton Is promises the
special protect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

admiral Sims sticks 10 his trade even
IN his controversy with the secretary
Of the navy. lie bombards the enemy.
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Washington may be a dry city. but
tn" report that one Of their professors
has invented n rocket for shooting at
the moon. makes us doubt il.
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Il g pity that Carrie Nation did not
l!N" To sec these glorious times.
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In France. too. tho affairs Of the gods
seem TO be built Of crumbline material.
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ITummorruw--"t 10y thu same
author. Showing Ihrlllingly how Man.
in spite of his vauntcd progress, is stu
far behind tho inhabitants "f Mars)
Protected by GcOrg" Matthew Adams
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Chronic Consultation

II is by II" means an easy matter to
cure. this disease. but 1t can lie don" in
most instances by taking Chamh"rlain'S
Tablets and complying with thr PLAIN
printed directions that accompany each
package For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

Olives and wood alcohol arc running a
yluSC race.