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Photograph Prompted
Wife to Expose Jack
,ny Associated rrc,sJ

SAN FRANCISCO, juno I0.-MrS.
Maxine dempsey mndc up her
mind to make public charges that
her former husband, William iinr-
rfsOn tJncftD Dempsey. champion
heavyweight puSilist, WINS u
"Hlnrkcr" when shc received from
him n photograph showing him I'M
shlpyartS worker In wartime,
she told "a Jury today In the United
Stntcs District Court, where Dcmp-
sry IL on trial ON u charge of cynd-
Ing the sclcctiVc draft act.
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Totals ~ ls2ii2 'rOtaln 50 pg7i1
.lihtt"i for Kerr In ninth
SunIn Lay InELur

bnst"n .rt.......I.,.9 at iOa II
Shnin"r"! l.uns-IiUoper. vat. Meme
sky; ii"ndryS. Mcinnis. } Schans 2. Lei.
nrld. Error Men"sEy. Tive base hits -
WY. F.!sCh. Murphy. Three base hI,
u. Collins Homo run-Schaug saCrl.
nc"F-E Collins. Mcinr-< Douh.N uInyE-
wv t. Mcinnis: Weaver to e.. Collins to
a. collins; S.h"ng to Wit. Il. ColIIns 10
weaver Ia j Collins. Left on hup,.
i,,,hlgh.o. .; boston. H., Base on balls
lihFrcr. z; C!c"tio. 3: Russell. !. Hits
Oh i"fp"r, z In tnnIr cat IN pccondt I.
20 cicot'.. IS In d (nono out In scycmihj
Slruck out 10y Russcii. .. Wild IitrnG
HARPER WANING Acknowledgement Tin.
blirh-Conno!ly aud MOrlnrty. Tlme. I:5h
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ruIn.kI 10 uu,. r-rni. C,,,,

, IJL-hHkI 7, VIZ, Junc lU.-Thc Pu-
LASH Tennis club was organized
Iucsday with these officers: Joseph
,. I!ptohi president; Henry Morris.
MANAGER. and II y. Hiitzhcirier. sec
rretarN-lr"asurcr y match game with
fmorE. and Henry representatives is
scheduled Tor Friday afternoon on the
VI PIE shade Inn court here
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CARDINALS TAKE GAME


BROOkLYN. June lo.-Cmp!rc RiS-
Ter had to be escorted of the field
by several regular and special police
men after -. Louis had won today's
game 9 TO :. The crowd took en-
ccption to a decision at the plate in
the seventh. when Riglcr called Four
nicr sale on close pay. me crowd
hootcd the umpire, and when the
game ended several hundred made q
rush Tor him. The police protected
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SQUABBLE IN CHAMBER
OVER CLEMENCEAU CASE
AhdIr Tnrdicu Defends Former Pre-
micr'> Policy Against tttncks
uf Epuis Iinrthou.

10y NESOVTaI"U T'r'ss.
PAtlS. June lO.-At session Of
the Foreign Affairs Committee OF the
Chamber OF Deputies today. Louis
Glfthou charged that former Premier
C!cnenceau had abandoned Fronc,.'s
rights in Mcsopotamia
IPe discussion grew acrimonious
between NJ Barthou and CaptaIn
Hhnre Iardicu when the latter de-
dieu read letter from Ciemcnccau
In whse.i the latter said:
HAD ] known the value of Mosul
ara Mesopotamia, ! would never have
traded them OFF"
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SPORTS
Vani.ie Takes Second
Race From Resolute
IN, A.,ocintcd prc~~D

NEW I'WItT, IL. T., JHHC W.
NunitIc defeated RcsOiutc today
for the second time In the NTH nf
the rnccs held tn decide which
shall defend the Americas Cup. 1t
WINS = fftccn-miic thrash 10 wind
ward aud return In tcn-knot
breeze, with NHnlthr Leading at the
finish by : minutes. 10 seconds.
rho time, correction due Ia hnndi-
emp allowance, cut her margin To
~ seconds.
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ton. O'Ncill Error-Dykcs. Two-hase hia
Dykes. DNcill. JAMESON. Chapman
Th;ec base hit Smith. Home run smith
Sacriilces-C Chapman. toval"ski". Double
plnys--C Chapman. WambSElu.s ana Johns
ton: Myatt aud BURNS Lett on buses
philadt iphia. ): Cleveland. T. Base nr
of TASTY s in i: of Rouincl. in 3
Struck out--by liasty. =. hy cnvalcski". :
Losing pitchcr-liasty. tnip!rcs-Eran'
and llildchrand. Tim"--l:3 81.
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LAT0NlA RESULTS

First racc-sis furiongr-I.puls A. 80
niunl. t2o.2o. So 10. $50. won: claude
cormornn. ~ tKinrh. $50. mira. rim.
liz Iha ~ Flying wclshtman. Pr, Jim, Iii=
equator; Accelerate. and Chlnca.
ScCond rnrc-four ana one half furionrs
Yellow Blossom. lO7 IStonci IS 40 4 \; ia
$50; Won Is. sure. il5 Connolly. si7 80,
20. setond' ncpn"ry Folly. IL: tNicoD.
3I2o. ihird. Time. 81 .-5 ProuI.i,,
rom. Doris. Aununda, Pa, pwycr. i.ouyh-
lhnn M"lin"ra, Dick London. Bryninrc
and T1waS.ntha ran. '"'''S g
:, Third racc--,nli- and sixteenth
Mur!Enn, 100 HIunD. 500. $3.50 r.,
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REDS CAPTURE CAME /.
REUTER- 0UTHURLS TWO
FORMER CINCY PITCHERS
Toncy and Benton IIuri Eicycn-In-
hinS Snmc Against Champions.
hohSh suspended indcilnitcIy.

HL,,,, w nssoc'ntcd ffcSS.l
outpiiched two former Cincinnati
pitchers. Douglas and Benton. in Il
ptchcr's battle here today. winning
an eleven Inning game by score Of
to 1.
outhclder Roush. of Cincinnati, has
Deen indefinitely suspended 10y Prcsi-
nent neydlcr, of the National League.
Tor mis- runin with Umpire Mccor-
mick here last Tuesday.
CinClnnnti Nc,, NnrL
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Totals - I:tl9 Totals .a4la23

Score 10y innings II.
Wilson ............. q q O Ga
Portsmouth ,.... 3. eo0l 2 IS
summary: EGns-CaStle to). Reilly.
Bangs CD. Post. Ni0N. Watt. Greene. Tray
nor 90. Errors Castle 90. Greene t2b.
Earned runs-Wilson. =; Portsmouth g.
TwO-ba hits-tol". Castle" Roth. Bangs
xox ca, Traynor Stolen hascs-Cole 90.
Hangs t:l. Post. Malionec. Watt. Struck
1ul-hy Crockett, 10. BASES on hallS-ofi
Robbins; I: OFF Crockett. & Iii, bv pitcher
,, rih I,,,an.n LEI; on hasss,wilson $:
MM!ld niich-trorkett. +. Umpire Guion
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St I.ouls .........o 900 04i Ga
brooklyn .............O o o -,
, summary Rrns-StoCk. Hornsby. =:
Fourier =: Schultz :: l.;,yau
Schfuanht.. Nc!s Elliott. Errors--i.avan.
Myers. CRIMES Ihree-basc nt--iIOrnsby.
stolen bdsSs-licathcotc. Fourn!cr. Schultz
l;aran Olson. SChmanit. Sacrifices
it"rnsby. SEhupp Double plays-l.aytn to
fouGnicr: Crimes TO Olson to SChmandt
Myers 70 Johnston to kI,dun: Olson to
SchnHnd; Left on bascs-St. Louis =:
krooklyn, ?. Base on balls-Schupp =;
Grimes. = MOZART. /. lIits-oit Grim, $.
10 IN IL Innings: MOZART. . in ] =
innings. HIT BY pitchcT--by Crimes
tSm!th). struck out-by Schupp. ) by
Grimes .: hy MOZART. /. Passed bail
MIiicf. Il Losing pitCGer--tirimcS I'm
l!res-N!Elcr and Norm. TlnIn S.
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TRUCKERS WIN GAME

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.l
PORTSMOUTH,. VA, June To-
celebrated it's return
from a successful road trip today by
defeating Wilson. : to 3
Crockett, the local pitcher, was in
fine form. striking out ten OF the
batsmcn.
Roth did the most effective work
for Wilson at the bat
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American. Win Purse

~ I,EN ENGLAND. June 10
WaI.rr lidtcn ana Jim Barnes. the
I'm Us hin"n. George Duncan and Abe
Mtchrl IN golf match on the I'd :
GIhSton course. "f thirty-six holes
i"r a STAKE Of goo today by up
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Gardner win. scnI0r,I

= NJ lRFlELD. SCOTLAND. June 10
robert Gardner, of Chicago, won
riS S"miinal-rouud match in the
,riuSn amateur golf championship
E"ya! St Georges club here TO-DAY
by two uD
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CATS BEAT TARS
| sneclal to Tic TImes .nisrntch

special to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. June l0.-Sanucls
showed up wild. and tho Nortolk
Tars were unable 10 get to pitcher
ECkcrt's Blenders. the latter being
sent TO the mound in the sixth To
relieve Rippetoc. and suffolk grabbed
the opening game, TO =.
After two runs had been forced in.
relieved Samucls and showed
form.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at Chicago,
Washington ut ST. I1uis
New York at Detroit
Philadelphia at ClcNrlunt
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BROWNS HOLD CARNIVAL
icy Associated rross.l

ST. LOUIS. MO. June lo.-St. Louis
swampcd Washington. - 10 today.
driving Shaw from the box and hit
ting Schacht at will. Sislcr led in
the attack with four hits. one being
Il home run.
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Pittsburgh.
I'D ~
isOston.

summary: HUNS SOuthWorth. Cruls",
Bocckcl Two-bas" hit-fIucckcl. stolen
l. Il - s-CaTcy. Southworth Sacrifices
S"uthworth. Whitfield. Cooper. Double
plays-Cutshaw to Cation TO Grimm: Powell
To Marauyinc. Left on buscs-rittsburgh.
q: Boston. 6. Base on ha,ls-on Cooper. !;
OF Scott. ). III by pchcr-bv Cooper
uiow.lp: 10y Scott tSoUihworihb. Struck
out-by Cooper. =: by scott. !. CmpIEcs-
cu!r"y and - Dav. Timc-i:S0.
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,Sccr" rs innings. y
Chicago ..., q a 4. y X
Phi!ahClphiu u " q
" summary t:ruS ,Flrrit I2I UolIocher
iMsn,fh"esrison Deal hqrho,. b'FarrcIi. Iicndry1
,Mniiamns St"nsc! ~. hcusci. Fletcher f2)
fnnictiG g: Tragc.scr E:rrors,li%I
, hIa peal; Wil!'ams and Il: Miller, Two.
noi!ochcr, F!",ch.- iIoinc runs IMau.,
IiraSes:cr stolen bas"s F.ars. Williams
SaCfihcca-R. Nii!cr. Terry. Lief, on hasns -
chicago. 8. fhHpd"iphiu. IL Has" 81, nnI.
on iismnryx. :; NJ Martin. !; on Cartc-.
II on muse; Pr "c!n.r;. Hi,s-oii
Mnrtln In !: ~ Cart-r. . in s. OF Ca,isey.
IN -: OF WGin-r,. IN !: off Ga!ila {
~ Ia. struck u.S--ay Carter /: hr
Causey. ]; 10y Italia. Baik-W.In.r.
winning ,nitch-'- Ghilin. Losing pitcher
gas '''e
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College baseball.
etOn. 3. California; 4
SOuthCrn AksncluiInI

atlanta. 3; Nashville. >.
-" orleans. {; Little Rock. /.
turning nam. & Chattanooga, 1. =
Mobile, ;; Memphis, IL.
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BRAVES BEAT PIRATES
nv AssocIn,cI Press.

EQSTON. June lO.-An error by
Cation. an iniicid out, and MaranNiilc's
bounding single to center gave Ros-
ton a run with two out in the last
Of the ninth. and a = to | victory over
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Cohen Head. Cinema E,b,h,,or.

ncy =. Cohen. OF New York. was
elected president OF the Motion
plcture Thcatcr Owners OF America
al ston me closing sessiTt OF its conven-
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YANKEES CAPTURE CAME
NEW YORK DEFEATS
DETROIT BY TWO RUNS
".Rnbc" Ruth wnllops ball for Six
tccnth Circuit Drive OfO
the Year.
Iny NnsocIntcL rrcss. /

ny NNSOCIhttU TrCSS.I
DETROIT. June 10. After New
York had scored five runs In the
ninth inning. rain stopped the third
game Of the series with Detroit. and
the score reverted back to where II
stood AT the close Of the eighth. Civ
ing Now York 7-to-1 victory.
Ruth scored his sixteenth home run
Of the season in the third, when he
hit into the right field blcachcrs
scoring one man ahead Of him.
Nnr lief .It
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Cincinnati ...........o o o q % q -
New Sirk .............0 o q . . q q q o-l
. summary: RunS-Daubcrt. knpf. Elun
ErroTs-Duncnn. Doyle. Scklnc. k"llv
TWO base hitS-Burns. stolen base Dau-
bert. Sacrifccs-NeaIc. Ructhc-. Double
play-Groh 'unassiStcGl. Lett ON bases
New York: 8: cincinnati. :. Base on balls
Oh Ructhcr. 3:ili OF Douglas :. Hts.
of Douglas, in innings; OF benton. ;
in Innings. Hit by pitchcr-hv Ruethrr.
young. Struck out-by RurthcC. .. hy
Douglas. .. Wild -i;ucthcr. Log
Ing pitchc--Rcntou tmpirCS- Mccormick
and Harrison. Timc-2:25.
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GALLIA'S HIT WINS GAME
nv Assncintei prcss l

PHILADELPHIA, June i0.-Pitch-
or Gal!ia's single won an eleven in
ming hattie, To :, for Philadelphia
over chicago today, driving homo
l'auiettc with the winning run. Home
runs were mado b. afau5ai and 49,,
ECsScr
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pitt sburgi mt bosom.
St. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati AT N.w York.
Chicago at fhilnicipiiia.
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ictersi,ur,..
Totals !! 10 :Tll Totals g. oo7 !,
.baiied for baurhtou In ninth

EiCETUonG ........- OIL q q q | q n =
Petersburg .. @ n % n a IL %
Summary. Rurg-N.rrrl'y. NJ,
Command ? smith, Green Stuart
Gooch Abbott. Daueht0m 'T,vG-has. hlis
.-,Dppch. baF.e' Moran, Command Green
Jh!"s- hhs. h!i Gooch Home run-Coni.
H!AhG stolen hases-Mcrnn. Green Sacri-
.-hhEGr 70 stuart; Mclaughlin to Vcro
n!!iEh-. Passed bAlls-Ahhytj. Rom Mid
IiICN-St"nc. Left b., SOP Rf,h,nnrJ
~ Petersburg. { rirs: base on crrnr"
ElchInond. ,. Petersburg Base on l, a
OFF Stone /: on smith / S,rucE n ,,t -
ty, store II; by Smith / Time Of game.
h9uI. 10 minutes. Cmnircs-Rlg bee and
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The l'rulticst OF Flavors. Florida
Fruit Gum is an exquisite blend OF
pure fruit ilarors. Try n package to-
day. Made by Flccr. All dealers
5c.-Adv
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HASTY HAS BAD INNING

Try Associated Prcss.I
GLEN ELAND o.. June l0.-Iias'y
had a bad inning today. the NTH.
and Cleveland beat Philadelphia Z
TO =. Smith hit FOR 1t home run with
two on bases.
I.I
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RED SOx BAT HARD
Lny A.socla,-a rr.ss. |

CHICAGO. June io-Ros,on found
'icotte and Kerr for eighteen hits
today and defeated Chicago for IN.
third straight time, Q TO /.
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I)ctrnit.
Totals ....31 IL :'l2


Summary; Euns ripp. Ruth 90. todie
90. Hannah -. Ncayh. Ellison. PInrlli.
Ain>mith. okrlc Error Bodic. Two-bas"
hits Elyson. Ncach 81. Lewis. Three
base h;tS-Mays. rtpp. fin"llI. Home run
Ruth Stolen Shorten. Ruth. Rohic.
hinsmith Sacrtccs-Pratt ':b. okric.
In on t,a,e-Scw York 3: Detroit. ..
Pass, on hails-Okric. 6; Mays. l. Struck
out-hy Dkri". -: hv Mays. s. tmp!rcs--
owens and Chill Tirnc-.:l5
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
International League.

Jersey city, .: Syracuse. |.
Reading =; Baltimore, II.
nufalo, d: Rochester. ;.
Toronto, {; Akron, -.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RES,-rrs >EST,,,n,v

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PhilndclplIin. D: Chicago. 4 eleven in
ninys).
Cincinnati. 2: New York. 1 tclcven in
81: Louis. o.; Brookl,n., >.
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Keller to Dennis to Chariot: SHARP TO
Brannigan Time. 1910. Attendance. 500.
Cmp!rSS- Brandon and fIobhN
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SEntc ~ INNINGS. II
50. Louis .................0 q 6 % | Ms
summary: Rune Milan. Tohin 90.
t;edron. Sislcr 90. jacobson t2i. Wiliiams.
Th'Sups"n 90. G"rb"r. Scv"r"th. Davrs-
Errors Shnnks. SchaCht. O'Nc!il 90.
Thompson Two base hits-Milan tcb.
Slslcr. SEVERED Three base hit-Sever-d.
Home run-Sisl"T. stolen bascs-Ssl.r,
Jacobson. Williams. Thompson. Sacrifices
III lcrbc. robin. icrh"r. Double plays
Shanks. O'S-iil and Shanks; Gcdcon. Ger
her and SiSlcr. Left ON bas"-Wa.ninr
ton. 5: 81 Louis. :. Base on bails--on
Shaw. =: on Schacht. :: OF Davis . iItt
oil Shaw, In . ,uOuc out in ihirdD; of
Schacht. B in 8 H!t hy pitcher-by DAVIS
IIaTris,. Struck ou;-hy S"hICht. !. hv
Davis. .. Losing pitCh"r-Shaw. EMPIRES
-Dincen and Sallin. Tine-2.o5.
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STANDING OF CIIjI

WHERE THEY PLtY TODAY.
Petersburg at Richmond.
Wilson at Portsmouth,
Rocky Mount AT Newport News.
Suffolk nj Nnr fnlk
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. iopts. 10: Washington. /.
linston. q: Chicago. I.
Cleveland. !: rhilntlcIphii. ..
Nrw York. .: Detroit. y (ciEht innings.
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Norfolk.

SImnary: Nuns-StrAIn. Foole. kc!ly.
Rippctoe. Summa. torcornn. Errors la
viCS, .: Black. Street. COrcOrSn, - Two
has" hlts-CoTCoran. Stolen Dascs-kciiy.
lScrbcCk. Mitchell, DcNanS. =. Left on
hasc.-Sun0lk. !: Norfolk. u Struck out
by Samu"ls. >; Hioretos. !; Mitchell. !:
ECkcr; lluScs ballS-Samucls. : ::
R!puctoc. 1. Euk"rt. :: Hit batsmcn--Rip.
pctoc. =: pcVaus and SamueIs. Wild
Observation-Disclosures. !: Eckcrt. l. iiits--off
Sanucls 1 In Se-S Innings: OF RlDctoc.
I IN G;-& innings Winning pitChcr-Rippc-
toe. Losing pitchsr-Sanuc.s. Time. ! $50.
l-muir,--,,rth
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. q; Richmond. >.
Rocky Mount. ]: Newport News. q
suffolk. &: Norfolk. :.
Portsmouth. y: Wilson, 3.
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New York

Totals $50 9S3'2 Totals ....3J D - IL
'Eattcd for See in eleventh
NBattcd for Douglas in ninth.
Wan for MCcarty IN ninth.
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Chicago.
phtlntleluI,ta

~, " u y !: Totals Us II 3g g
na,.e0 Tor EIIb=r ia NTH
NRhn Tor rask"rt in MN
waited for MARTIN tx fourth
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Totals - 81 Totals 37loa7
.liatted for Griffith in seventh.
tRattcd Tor MOZART In ninth
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-20
NEW LAW
T o Dumb
Brutes must be taught
In Schools of Ken
lucky.

Through the persistent efforts Of
its representative in Kentucky. Mr..
John Brute. the American Humane
Education Society succeeded in
March in securing n humane educa-
ton law for that state This makes
the eighteenth state 20 have legisla.
ton in behalf Of humane education
The text Of the Kentucky law fol-
lows:
An ACT requiring the teaching in
the public schools Of humane treat
ment TO animals.
But It enacted By the General As
sembly Of the Commonwealth Of Ken.
lucky;
That for the purpose Of lessening
crime and raising the standard u
good citizenship. and intoxicating the
spiri; 81 humanity. such humane ell
eaten sha' he given in the pubic
schools as hall include the kind end
just trsNtTent Of horses, dogs. ca ;.
birds aud all Other animals.
In ever public school within tins
State not less than one-half hour Of
each week during the whole Of each
term Of school should be devoted TO
teaching the pupils thereof kindness
and justice to. and humane treatn INT
and protection Of animals and binds
and the important part they fulfu N
the eeor )my % nature. II sha | bs
optional with each teacher whether
II shall be consecutive half-hour or
shorter periods daily. or whether
such teaching shall be through hui
name reading, stories. narratives Of
daily incidents. or illustrations taken
from personal experience. This in
struction shall be a part % the curr,-
culum Of study in all the public
sheools Of the state Of Kentucky.
The principal or teacher Of every
school shall certify in his or her re-
ports that such instruction has been
given in the school under his or her
control
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-20
GUY.

Mr.. J. L. Yantis spent Sunday at
Danville.
Mrs Holman Brown was a visitor
in Danville Saturday.
Mrs. James Eason has been quite
III but is improving.
Mr.. Harry ID. Rice spent from Fri
day until Monday at Richmond.
Mesdames Green and Alfred Poyn-
ter were visitors at McCreary Mon
day.
Miss Rose Turner Of Lancaster
spent the week end with Miss Mollie
Barnes.
Mr.. Tom Barnes was a visitor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wants Sunday
evening.
Mrs. J. L. Wants was a visitor Fri
day Of Mrs. A. W. Kavanaugh at
Lancaster.
Mr.. z. 7. Rice Sr.. Of Richmond.
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bas-
com Pelphrey.
Miss Daisy Reynolds Of Gums
Chapel, is visiting her sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry futile.
Miss Lula Smith Of Pleasant Hill,
spent Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Griggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yater and chill
dren were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry later
Mesdames Jim Day Ray and Fred
Snyder II Coy. spent the day Friday
with Mrs. Tom Doolin.
Misses Ollie Merida and Lucille
Turner. visited Misses Mollie and
Ethyl Barnes Monday.
Miss nellie Pelphrey was the charm
ing guest Monday night Of Miss Mar
garet Pay Of Teaterssille.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Graham visited
her parents Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Mllo simpson AZ Lancaster.
Miss Dorothy Beazley spent a por-
ton Of last week with her sister. Mr..
and Mrs. William Kinder.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus White and
children were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
John Broaddus Of Hyattsville.
Mrs. William Marsee. Miss Allie
Doolin and Mr. Oscar Lewis. motored
TO Danville Thursday for the day.
Master Harold Ward Of Madison.
spent the past week end with his eous-
ins. James Milton and Louise Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Turner Of
Lexington have returned home after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Mar
see.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-20
EXPERT BUYERS
SOUND ADVICE
Purchasing Agent For
the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Makes A Few
Timely Observa-
tons.
tons.

Samuel Porcher. general purchas-
ing agent o. the Pennsylvania Rail
road. has taken few momentg
from the work Of winding up the
affairs Of the Division Of Purchas-
Is of the e. s. Railroad Administra-
ton with which he was connected
during federal railroad control, to
give the public the benefit Of his eN-
perience and observations on what
when and how to buy.
In letter TO william Mather Lew
Is. director Of the Savings Division
Of the Treasury. Mr.. Porcher says:
II am firm believer in govern
ment securities. They are the SAT-
est. soundest and most certain in
value and return anyone can get.
Possession Of them gives the hold
or. and II the holdings become gen
eral. the people Of the Nation, sub
s,antial interest in the government
and makes them partners IN govern
ment finance and also teaches them
the method by which the government
must raise money and the necessi-
ty for that money.
"The purchase Of government Sc
curities Is an excellent way for the
people 10 save money and gives them
the safest means for doing so: and
also most important. teaches the peo-
pie not TO waste their money.
Government securities. especial
~ Liberty Bonds. are low in price
now and afford a fair interest re-
turn on the investment. They are
sure To appreciate in value and
therefore are an excellent invest
ment. Government securities are Of
course, well known everywhere and
command a ready sale in the COM
mercial market.
1T gives me pleasure TO make
these comments and II they are Of
value Of course ! shall be delighted.
! am endeavoring TO foster the hab-
Il Of saving which was started in
the purchasing department Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad during the
war. We have cooperative ar
rangement whereby the employees can
make purchases Of these securities
and pay for them in monthly in
stallments."