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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

IBID you KNOW 'ha' N"'
~ into the movies? At least, SO
son' a 4. tho otber ,iay and
they say nea,u ....aa,,ne aon,t
I think it's awfuiiy ln'ere''e'
-.,p you know he does some splendid
your iou - q, NTol,v Tboyer's see
swimming Stun" Al, vctt,no
mario. about whlcn we aio a.
more and more excited as the tiine ior
...,n. I, slowly creeps nearer. Well,
eee"s 90 .bo beroes therein. and as
Nat Is one v. W. -. a. 4, m.
the wee bird told me aoo"' ~ "p
nears he did so well he's gone out 10
california and Is going IN Ior IL resu-
larry. Us re'laavi aI IT. =, ,,o.o doys, 7
pie you n',ym tbn e.citemeiit some years ago
reh,rW han Mrs steve Morris, who died since
when M.s n. into the movies, What a
then. WI ,,nan she wos and how sad
peautnu' ,"ath :
was ner geh, qeaha, pove went West last
Ihch ith bnr mother and has been In
Tlm.nrn;a VIM, aver since. working hard at
CahtolIhu, /, On nrctty and such lady
II. lsaov, In otbo riyht Impressions when
sne uer sbn nnpears. It goes without say
i%s ars,vs belmont has gone in good and
hard. and we shall be able 20 Jsd Judsdd
for ourselves how she mas suJceeeeS ic. !,
when we 60 to see way Dowh Eusl. a.,
for she is one OF the stars IN tna' % mnh
/ heard yesterday aiso ius Inni 20 this
Keeling. a cousin OF the Letuye' 'ynrter
city, and who, Is a noted WV
And now comes the news aGSui % Eair. r.
Davis. Nat VIII DC a so. thio,;, .tunts
banks. III say. win MS sar u.n''f e tbev
More power to tneh. say s,,I,,,. Il
have the tsient II pssiuht Jo Fosters
Oh and Douglas Brisht, 20 'cS =,
husband. has been ooihs "o''''
most year. ..,
,,o,,os me
CPEAklNG Oh tne iho'ies ,'"'
y think Of Peggy Thayer, who ls one
OF Mollys = heroines' ~. trvat
her yesterday going into one OF tne s' .rus'
companies. and she looked very chatn. at,l .
Ing in q dark blue costume, cons.sIans
OF an accordion plated skirt OF nhe
serge and q blue silk sweater OF tne
same shade. Her hat was OF Durn'
orange horschair entirely untrimmea.
The brim was rolled back OIL the iace
and wdcned on the sides.
Kn;,ht hos boupbt the house at ooos
Rittenhouse street and will shortly move
there from her house Mt 1917 Kitten
house? I hear that Kitty is getting
along nicely, though she Is suffering, o,
course, from the stiffness and strain ol
having to have her broken leg in one
nositiop,
She was riding a polo pony. you re-
member, and was thrown from hel
saddle and her leg was broken. She IL
. sister of Mary knight who made hei
debut last winter.
They are cousins of the Bordas, o'
Jepkinown, who used to live in Chest
mt Hill. Helen Borda married Ton
one Of the Cross men. inen % .heIe III ar
Edlth ana Eusen'" ""' '
men; :. :, u;uo, q damon at tb,
hlty ~ 70 ut si;f 10 a,i oosa ws,i wifi
Acorn IN N9seIioer ,, ~ @ H. S,;II not h,
the proheh ii,no. anonSs m1' In or,s,v on tb,
very long. IL Iepenu onr,har In 81 w;rte,
Kind OF prcaR; ,..,u 1 fa,I IN lamar,
poor uwtn nn LII oniw ohIe to wall
ana was ialhS !, uhu An-;I an" and Nav Bu,
WIN cane .t ~ hars IN two or thre,
tneh she pr'he Ae'' - WV
places'
,YovD NORRIS,s dapce |,
WI AM >,.S... 20 -. .h,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

tyne, with a hat to match. She viii be
given in marriage by her father, and VII
bo attended by her sister, Miss Mary NC
broadcioth, with a hat TO match.
Mr.. Kelly will have for best man Mr.
Joseph Stringer, OF Atlantic city. After
= reception at the home of che brides
father Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly VIII leave Tor
the Blue Ridge mountains. They will
be at home after September 1S Mt G022
oxford strsest, OvcrbrcoK The bride
groom served fifteen months overseas
with the 315th Infantry, Company *
ir this city end in the Liberty Bond
sales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
sIMONS--CLOON1TY

The marriage Of Mtss Helen V. Cloc-
ney, daughter OF Mr.. ami Mrs. Martin
Clooney. Of 227 Berklsy street, Ger,
Nevada city, Calf, will TAX, place ~;
the Church Of st. Francis d'Assisi
Iogan and Greene streets. at J o'cloc,
this afternoon. Miss Anna McHugh Will
attend the bride as maid OF honor and
bride, will act as best man A reception
for the Immediate families win take
place at the home OF the brides parents
after the ceremony.
After September 10 Mr.. and Mrs
simons will be at home at 227 Berkie'
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

An attractive early autumn wedding
Will be soiemnized this AFTERNOON ,nt
o'clucls IN the Church of Our Lady o.
Holy Souls, Tiogn and Nineteenth
streets. when Miss Margaret r. Gibson
anushi.r of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gib.
son, Of 2o59 Bellevue street, and Mr.
John ]. Connolly, Of 2oo7 Etting street
will be rosrried BY .hc rnct,r, the Rev
Joseph A. Heffernan: Mr. Gibson vii
Rlyo his daughter in marriage Mr.
Thomas Connolly will be his brother
best man. Following the service there
will b, a reception ut the hpnls "f ih'
hrids's parents. Mr.. Connolly and lis
bride will leave for trip - Niagara
Falls and Canada and upnn their re
turn they will be at home at @059 Belle
v'u street.
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KELLY-McMAHON

An interesting wedding will take place
this afternoon at 3 o'clock In the Church
and Chestnut streets, when Miss Ann
McMahon. daughter OF Mr. Francis J..
Mcmahon, of 22l North Camac street,
and Mr.. John A. Kelly, OF 1881 North
Ninth street, will be married by the Rev,
William J. Lallou. The bride will wear
a travelling suit of Belgian blue duve-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
INMS-DEVINE

The wedding of Miss Catherine De.
vine, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Michael
Devine, OF 12 West Seymour street, and
Mr.. Thomas w. INNS, OF 8213 Norwood
street, Chestnut Hill, took place on Sat-
urday morning at 8 o'clock In the Church
OF St. Francis d'Assisi, Logan and
Greene streets. The Rev. Dunn was the
,elebrant of the nuptial mass, which
followed the ceremony. Miss Agnes v.
Devine attended her sister as maid of
honor and Mr.. Stephen INNS acted as
best man for his brother. A breakfast
FOR the families followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
cOADY-CARR

The marriage of Mss Helen carr
daughter Of Mr. David Carr, of 30 Eas.
Hortter street, Germantown. to Mr.. PAU
Coady, OF $500 Chew street, was
solemnized in the Holy Cross Roman
Cathoiic Church. Mount Airy, on Sat
urday morning at 8 o'clock. the Rev.
Joseph Mccullough officiating. MISS
Mary Cornley attended the bride as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Joseph ponohue
lowed the ceremony at the home of the
brides brother-ln-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs william Mcguire. on East
Hortter street. After a wedding triI
Mr.. and Mrs. Coady VIII be at nome az
2Oba East Chelten avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

CApJTNJ 724 MARKET sTREEr
~ ~ - ~- MAURICE TOURNEuE'1
THE WHITE CIRCLE'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
pOVESTE ET1eRNk
(Tragment).

D-nei eina voronca.
+ . taina nepatrunsa PIN 'acum
de onlenire
Cum sc leagana doua mimi in
tr'o singura itlbire.
81 de nam cercat problema 81
nici nu cerc so desleg, Il
E ca n o voesc gresita, ca 81 altii.
so 'nteleg
Ce foios sd stim iubirea cum 81
pentrn ce ne vine?
E destul co STINT in suflet 81 ca
in ca te STINT pe tine.
Negresit I'm lumea toata DEAN ii
nMmai amindoi,
Fara de priviri pismase indrep-
tate catra moi,
Git lam sta c,uprinsi in brate 81
amorul cit near spune
Parasindu-ne in prada sarutari-
lor nebune
81 apoi. lipindu-ti capul 81 obra-
zul l'al meu piept,
Te-asi lasa sd dormi pc dinsul 81
in visul meu deStept,
Te-asi priv in tinp de zile 81 de
nopti nemarginite
Adormindu-mi linga tine gindn-
rile obosite.
Frumusetea ia, alaturi Gu adm
cul meu amor. Hf
Ar opri ca sd ne-admirc orele
din curs,ll Tor.
tn copila prin etate, Ell batrin
prin suferinta!
Ne-am uni att de bine in r o
singura credinta!
Tu al Fl surisul zilei, ell al no :
tel tainic Wis.
Ma culca cu fragezime ling;l
sinul tau deschis,
Dupa cum oceanul culca raza
ultima din scare,
Deschizindu-i. ca un leagan, un-
dele-i tremuratoare.
Vasile D. Bradul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
Ungaria 81 uet1nania nu vor ii
primite in Liga.

Geneva. Lord Robert Cecil,
'unul dintre autorii principal al
statutului Ligei Natiunilor, care
vine la adunarea generala a Ii
gel ca delegat al Africei de Sud.
va sprijini admiterea fogtilor
dusmani in Liga Natiunilor. TIA
lila, Elvetia, tarilc Scandinavia 81
uncle din celc din America de
Sud Sc spune ca 81 ele STUNT de
acOrd.
Franta, Belgia, Rominia, Jugo-
slavia 81 Cehosaovacia Sc vor opu-
ne la primirea Germaniei 81 I'm.
gariei GU toate ca contra Aus
triei 81 Bulgariei aceste state nu
Sc vor opune. Stunt indicatii ca
sentimental 'pentru primirea fos-
tilor dllsmani in Liga Natiunilor
este puternic 81 Sc crede ca vor
putea intruni voturile necesare-
doua treimi - ca sd fie admise.
afara numai daca sc va ajunge La
vre-un compromis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
DIN fUGA oONDFBU[W

Cetim intr 'un ziar din tara:
'Mecanicii au declarat aceasta
greva din cauza ca directiunea
c. f. nu lea aprobat cererile, in
ce priveste imbunatatirea starei
Tor mintale.
Starei mmtale? Pentru asa ce-
va, nu credem ca mecanicii s'ar
Fl ad'esat directiei cailor ferate,
de cit ,rrlmai in cazul cind N ar
eXista nici un institllt de nevro-
patie in tara.
=
O.fata desteapta studieaza bar
BATH dar fata frnmoasa face pc
barbati so studieze
g
In orr ce caz, daca I'M ibarbat
ar avea alta atentie fata de ne
vasta lui cit are de a vecinului,
n ar fl atitea divorturi.
&
Din ziua in care aliatii a. 'au
mai sprijinit pc Wrangel, a tre-
cut 81 el la istorie ca KOlccag 81
Denikine.
&
Sc zice ca Lenine spera sd ca.
pete matcriale brute din Statele
Unite. Sc vede Cd nu s'a mltltu-
nit numai cu Emma Goldman
81 sotii.
e
Pesimistul char intro ri Sc.
nina 81 cu scare II ar Fl multumit
daca ma crede ca totllsi ploua
pc undeva.
In orr &c caz, Naya lui Raspu.
tin. sd nu creaZa ca este vorba
de d-neaei in cele relatate la
bortarita care a Writ in speriet1
pc borterii 81 'barbatelul eli.
"a
ST daca este vorba de consec.
venta in principii, d-soara Ro.
bretson, fruntaSa anti-sufragist;i
care s'a ales in Congress. trebue
sa vina GU 0 lege prin care sd Sc
imature amendamcntul sufragiu-
lui. avind in vedere ca d-sa nici
acum nu crede ca femeile trebue
sa voteze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
INF0RhAINQgI
Harding atacat in Spania.

Madrid. I'm articol publicat
acum de ziarul republican ''El
Pals", spune ca alegerea lui
Warren G. Harding ca presedin-
te al Statelor Unite de mare
importanta pentrn Spania, pen
tru ca aceasta alegere 1nseamna
decadenta limbei spaniole in Phi
lippine 81 amenintare pentru
America unde Sc vorbeste limba
spaniola.
Ziarul indica ca opositia lui
dl Harding fata de Liga tNatiu-
nilor este pentru ca acesta do
reste sa alba nina liberia In Anne
rica de Sud. Articolul inchee
spunind ca Spania ar trebui ca
sa parasiasca Santa Domingo 81
nici sa illcete a apara intrebuin-
tarea linlbei apaniole in insulele
Philippine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultura "Leul," din Salem, Ohio,
are onoare a invita- pc toate onor.
societati, on. cluburi 81 parohii pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii romini din loc
81 jur lua parte la Petrecerea
impreunata cu dams, unde va Fl a..
ranjata 81 frumoasa tombola, ca
re va avea loc in ziua de 20 No
vembre, Simbata seara, a. c. la o.
rele 6 80, in hala societatii "Leul'
di n114 Depot Street. Inceputul
petrecerei va Fl la orele 700 seara.
precis.
Pretul de fntrare: Domnii 75c;
Damcle 25c. Suprasolviri Sc pri-
mesc cu mare multumita 81 Sc vor
cuita pc Gale ziaristica.
Muzica romIna Libertatea din
Canton, Ohio, va distra onor. pub
lie Gu cele mai frumoase arii de
dams 81 cintece rationale.
Bufetul va fl aranjat cu cele mai
gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi race
ritoare.
Gel ce vor binevoi a dona ceva
obiecte pentru tombola, sunt bine.
primite.
In speranta ca toti fratii rom1ni
din loc 81 jur ne vor da spriiinul
dior, particip1nd 1ntr 'un numarl
cit Sc poate de mare la aceasta Pc
trecere, pima la revedere am ramasl
salutlndu-va Gu drag, (265-6-D
Comitetul Aranjdtor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15

Pesimistul char intro ri Sc.
nina 81 cu SCARE II ar Fl multumit
daca ma crede ca totlsi ploua
pc undeva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
Terorismul din Budapesta.

Viena. - Dupa cum spune un
rapport din Budapesta populatia
este cuprinsa de panica vazind
atltea ultraje, progromuri 81 81
ucideri comise de ''gr,pparile
Abe. Progromul de Luni 81
:Marti a costat 400 victime. Te-
roare a continual 81 Mercuri
seara 81 cfnd politistii au incer-
cat ca sd scape pc civil de bru-
talitatile canaliilor III unifonna,
s'a innpuscat Asnpra lor.
Intro sedinta furtunoasa a
parlamentului s'a cerut demisia
glvernului Gu toate ca ministru
Teleky promis ca va cauta sa
suprime nelegiuirile. In acest
timp conditiile de nesuportat 81
nesiguranta totala aluneca spre
acuta criza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
Complectarea tratatului russo

Complectarea tratatului russo
polon.
Varsovia. - Delegatia polona
insarcinata Gu complectarea ira
tatului de pace dintre Russia 81
Polonia "a plecat acum de curind
spre Riga. Tn fruntea delegatiei
Sc afla dl Domski, care a fost
presedinte al conferintei la care
s AIN semnat preliminarile de pace
cu guverntll sovietist. =
I'm nu1nar insemnat de eNperti
81 plenepotentiari al guvernului
rus au sosit deja Ia Riga. In GER
curile diplomatice de aici persis-
ia ideia cd discutitle vor tinea
saptamfni de zhe si probalbil
luni, pima end traxatul va II
gaia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15

n credna @ face serviciu char kuvernaui Roi
mne IN numaru de milne ar6ta cn O. FUoeeaxx i'll
tara aceasa ocaza unei eree biss y icsaatea ro
nin6 se alba cunostina dc modul de apaaa y
intre capital q munc6 n tGrs indsstria i ea cteden
ca 6tatele Unite stx ID frunte F1SS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15

gat de catra comisia Ligei Ma
tiunilor, care a plecat spre
Kovno.
Colonelul ff-Bermont, CO.
maAdantul care a operat in sta
tele ,baltice afill trecut in frun-
tea unei forte de vohuntari ger
mani, Sc raporteaza de catra zia-
rele pofone Cd $ s'ar afla la kovno
avind GU el tln stat major de of.
teri germani.
Comisia Ligei Natiunilor Isl va
face cartirul la Kovno pc uh
timp nedeterminat. Aceasta CO.
misie va vizita tinuturile dispu-
tate 81 va Incerca Sc ajusteze di-
ferentele dintre Gen. Zelgouski
81 guvernele Lituan 81 Letvian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
Acordul franoossnglez.

Paris. - Earl of Derby, am
'basadorul englez din Franta, a
avut o consfatuire Gu premierul
Georges Leygues, miuistru de
externe francez.
Mai tirziu s',a spus la ministru
de externe ca tOate detailurile
programului 4pentru fixarea repa-
ratiilor de razboi germane au
fost complectate. Sc spune ca nu
s'a facut nici schi1nbare in cele
patru puncte de procedure, asu-
pra carora s'a ajuns Ia lntele.
gere fnainte.
Cele patru puncte sunt: 1ntiiu,
Sc tine la Bruxela D consfatuire
eNpertilor; al doilea, o intru-
nire la Geneva intre represen-
tantii aliatilor 81 al guvernului
german; al treilea, comisia de
reparatii Sd decida asupra celor
aflate de cele doua conferinte 81
al patrulea, conferinta a pre-
mierilor de considera decisiu-
nea comisiei de reparatii de
razboi.
Liga va o(sri IN sopt lui Wilson.
Washington. 49, LA resortul de
stat nu s'a primit nici o infor-
matte, din nici o sursa despre
svonul care Sc circaala ca Liga
Natiunilor ar ii oferit pre3edin-
telui Wilson un post, dupa &c Sc
va retrage din prSedintia State
lor Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
Oomisia ligei in Lituania.

Varyovia. Trecerea de detasa-
mente numeroase din Prussia ra-
sariteana in Lituania, dupa cum
4 fost rapottat din diferite sur
se, va Il primul lucrnru inyesti-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11

Democratic national headquarters at
o'clock and marched To the White
House. where the gates were open %
the public for the 'irs, time since
the beginning 81 the war.
A. the Presidcn, was lifted IN his
wheel chair up the steps from the in
terror Of the White House leading 20
the east portico the crowd ON the ter
race below broke into applause am"
joined in the singing Of America
Mrs Wilson ami members - the
family stood about the President
while the crowd sang With an
overcoat bu,toned closely about him
and soft hat shading his face. the
President sat silent. watching the
throng below. There was more
cheering rs the song ended
4 soloist sang Garry Me Back to
Ole virginny." and :he crowd picked
up the chorus The Presidents face
relaxed and he turned his head 70
speak TO Mrs. Wilson beside his chair
As the song ended amid renewed
cheering a large bouquet Of flowers
was laid upon the balustrade before
him.
Mr. Wilson raised his hat and held
Z aloft a. attendants rolled his chair
back toward the dcor.
The crowd sent up cheers for the
league and for the President. and a.
Mrs. Wilson waved final greeting
from the doorway. sang The Star
Spangled Banner"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
House Burns.

The residence occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. jess Dunn on Maple avenue.
caught fire from unknown cause last
Saturday about 1880 o'clock and was
practically destroyed. The fire de
partment responded promptly and did
good work. most Of the furniture be
ING saved. The building Is almost a
total loss by the FIRE ard water. only
she'll remaining
The house was owned by Mr. A. b.
Brown. Jr. who wishes TO thank thos.
who assisted in their Forts to save
the building
The house was insured by Davidson
aud Miller
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Baptist Church Notes.

Having secured release from the
Culberston Ave Baptat Church IN
New Albany. Ind. Rev. e u. Strother
has accepted the pasiorate Of this
church for the year 1921. The en-
suing year promises 10 be the most
prosperous and faithful year IN the
seventy nine years ~ this church's
history. We are trying to make
every public service interesting. at
tractive and well worth attending.
Sunday morning will be our quarter
ly Communion Service and II Is urg-
ed that all new members be present
The pastor will speak on an approprs
ate subject. The subject for the
evening services is "A Lost Opportun-
I ity." All who can are urged to be
present
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Christian Church Notes

Next sunday will bee Menu Day.
This will be- the second in the series
81 special services Arranged for Nov
A mems Choir will furnish the music,
the women singers being excused
from the choir for that occasion.
The subject Of the sermon will be
"A Mans Religion"
Mr.. Carrie King Of Texas Is do
ing some special work for the Chris
tian Moman's Board ~ Missions In
Kentucky She will bee in Lancaster
on Thursday evening. Nov. 18th. All
women of the congregation are asked
to hear her Others aye also invited
The Young Women's Missionary So.
ciety will celebrate the 18th. ami
yersary Of is organization IN Ian
caster az the home Of Mrs. j. W
Smith on Friday evening u this week
The evening viii be largely social ano
some unique features have been ar
ranged Every member Of the or
ganization Is urged to be present,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Mems Clothing
Tumbles,

Chicago. M. Men's clothing for
Immediate delivery were offered "A
buyers recently at ten TO fifty par
cen, below present Wholesale prices
and for spring and summer delivery
from ten to ,hirty-tnrce and a third
per cent under prices prevailing "a
year ago, according TO a showing
made at the convention Of the United
National Clothiers there recently.
The public is not buying and the
dealers are overstocked." said Treas.
urcr Mohr, and prices must come
down he added.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
From Wheel Chair Viii.
son Creets Friends
OF League.

WASHINGTON. November 5th..-
President Wilson made his first
public appearance last night in more
than year when he was lifted in
his wheel chair TO the east portico Of
the White House waile hundreds o.
Washington League Of Nations ad-
herents gathered on the Whre House
avn TO do him honor.
The crowd Of men. women. and
children. bearing State banners and
The national flag. under the leader
ship Of John r. Costello. Democratic
national committeeman for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. assembled az
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Silver Tea.

The annual Silver Tea given by
the members Of the Presbyterian
Church every year, will be given to-
morrow. Friday night at the church
This is always very enjoyable event
IN Lancaster and many will add their
presence TO this happy occasion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Bill Farris Dies.

After lingering illness Of year
or more. Bill Faris. a well known and
well liked colored man died at has
home ON Campbell street last Satur-
day night. His remains were buried
Sunday afternoon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11

We have read that n . mas On he
wrong jie 81 hfiy. getting out AZ cod
water. finds The bathroom looking glsss
sogged he may continue his praGics
safely, knowing that u 10 beneef4ai;
thai ther ARE s"me who when ~ vs.
ter n only u little above freexink point
ind u n."cssary "io towel ouly their
head and heir feet natural evspers-
ioa .'ulng %. n.si."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Official Count.

The official count Of Garrard Coun.
ty gives the first Republican clector
majority Of $50 Ernst majority
over Beckham Is $50. while Swope's
majority over Gilbert IN the county
Is 57l.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
II Nae Been Done

Make EN- cryf Any onion can do
'hati but you show mo vegetable
that can make people langh.--Nsw
York Herald. An oyerrsrc tomato.
sped on its way hv good pitcher.
has. upon landing. been known to
cause upranrinds mir4h
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
To House Of Reform.

Mack Washington "A 10 year old
colored youth was sent To the School
Of Reform for five years in Judge
Stapp's court last Monday. charged
with making insulting remarks to a
young white girl Of this community
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11

STRAiED From my place meas
Camp Dick Robinson, about two
weeks ago. black horse mule. white
nose, five years old. i5i. hands nigh
Grateful for any Information
ll-ll-2t Charles Dean. Rn
~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
seem, we've s..ro IN. Name.

\ Philadelphia periodical prints n
tine with upologics to the author 20
Gray El'E! lets see! who 'hs
dickens was the author Of Gruys ~
egy - BOSTON Transcript.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Turkeys Wanted.

We will pay the highest make,
price for turkey, delivered To "a, dur.
ina the present week Csrr.rd aud
Lincoln Produce Company.
II
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11

FOR RENT Our residence ON
Richmond street; furnished or unfur.
nished VIII rent for /; OF : months
only. Miss Sallle Eitin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11
Strange. ovt True.

Often the aule, marriage makes the
nsffasi.e when " gets 0u,. - I,nston
t.t .&riii
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-11

Rates For Political Announcement.
Cor Precinct and City Offices $500
FOR County Offices 1000
.or State and District Offices 1900
Cor Calls, per line-------- 10
For Cards. per line ---------- 10
7er all publications in the inter-
est Of individuals or expires.
sion Of individual views. per
aRe ----------------- ~
obituaries. per line ---- .06