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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
MARKSBUKY

Rev. Skaggs will organize b. Y.
7. L just before the regular hour
for worship. next Sunday.
Miss Matte Bourne. who has just
returned from Berea Normal is teach
ing school at Orchard Grove.
Nr Forest Curtis, who has been
at Cincinnati for special eye treat
ment returned Saturday feeling fine.
Miss Alice Sutton a recent gradu-
ate Of Lancaster High School began
teaching at Academy. Monday morn
ing.
Misses Susan X Sutton and
Eugeneia Pollard were guests Of Mrs.
J. l. Hamilton during Chautauqua
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. khumlien and little
son, Robert Of Kansas City are to
spend the summer with Mrs. X. $.
Clark. the aunt Of Mrs Khulien.
Mrs. Anna Swope. who has been
relatives. left Friday to make
an extended visit TO Mrs. Wilford
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15

Dyehouse Of Liberty before return
ing home
Mr.. and Mr. Moa, Pollard enter
tanned in honor Of her sister. Miss
Aline Sutton. az a lawn fete last
Tuesday evening About eighty
guests partook Of the delightful re-
freshments served by Miss Sutton.
MIR. Chad Cotton and family Of
Floyd County Mr. Boyd Isom Of
Letcher c.. Mr. Kelley Hogg and
daughter Of Georgetown and Misses
Maggie Hogg and Laura Honaker. Of
Dayton Ohio have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs Ryle ls5r,
Mrs. Skags wa. m1le heart sick
Sunday morning when she opened
her chicken coop and found twenty
FIVE Of her chickens lying with their
throats cut Almost her whole
flock mas disappeared in like manner
saying nothing q the expense Of chic
feed and etc.
After the business meeting Of the
Ladies Working Society which met
with Mrs Chas Dunn two weeks ago.
very delightful social time was
spent. Mrs. Dunn served refresh
ments and in every way proved an
ideal hostes. After music. laughter
and song the society adjourned 10
meet with Mrs Carrie Turner Mrs.
Skaggs who IS making the society a
good president offered her registration
at this meeting but was not accepted.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15

GUMS CHAPEL.

Miss Aline Hurt has been ill
Miss Thelma Simpson Is teaching
the school a, this place.
Miss Iva Hollon opened the Test.
crs,ille school last week
Mrs Arthur Daley and children
visited Mrs. Ligc Hurt sunday
Mrs Mike Ray and Miss Ruth Ray
have been with Mrs Cordelia Davis.
Mrs. Sale Hurt and children we're
guests Of Mr. Lige H1r, Thur.day
night.
Miss Aline M,Culley entertained
a party Of young friends one eve.
ming recently
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Land and chill.
dren were guests Of Mr and Mrs.
Ross Ray Sunday.
Miss Lucy Ross who has been Wis.
ting her sister, MR. Hiram Land
has returned home.
Misses Inez Land and Beulah May
are with Mr.. Charles Grow at Buck
eye for the school year
Mr. and Mr. John Lana and little
son were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mr., Dock Simpson IN Richmond.
Mr. and MIR. Il. VI Kurtz. and
Mr. and Mrs J VI Anon and Mrs
" y Ray were IN Lexington. Satur-
day.
Misses Aline McCulley. Thelma
Simpson and Jessie b Ray spent a
delightful week end with Mrs Clar-
ence McCullcy
Mr. and Mrs Allen Teater. Mr. and
Mrs Lucas Foster and children spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr and
Mrs Harmon Teater % Jessamine
Misses Bernice and Bessie Teater
were guests Of Misses Myrtle and
Oracle Dean feater Of Jessamine
from Thursday until Sunday A de-
lightful lawn fete was given in their
honor Friday evening
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15

The ocean cable between New York.
the Azores and the Irish coast rests
on the bed Of the ocean. Before 1854
engineers OF the United States navy
discovered that the ocean bed between
Newfoundland and the Irish coast was
nearly level and composed Of soft mud.
apparently an Ideal place for an ocean
cable.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15

American advertisements In maga.
ZINES and newspapers are the favorits
reading matter OF the residents OF the
Red sea region. The people ind them
far more interesting than the stories
and articles. and all the magazines
that reach the American consulate at
Alden are eagerly borrowed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15

II Is really remarkable how few
women architects there are. Every
woman has a sneaking desire TO build
q house from her own piana Occa-
sionally one does, Just 50 that she may
have enough closets. Then she spends
the rest OF her life looking In them
for burglars.-Llfe.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15

II you want 90 gct large photo
graph Of any object, take small
clean.cut picture and enlarge Il The
result will be much better than when
large picture is taken directly by
placing the camera close 20 the object.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Infancy Of Rice Cultivation.

Rice was cultivated centuries ago In
India and later In Egypt About the
year ii6s its cultivation spread 10
southern Europe. In lGI7 Sir william
Berkeley planted one-half a bushel OF
seed In Virginia.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Appearances Are oeeeptise

Those who have been able 20 catch
sight ~ shells passing through the
air have described them as appearing
like long lead pencils with indistinct
blurred edges"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
new DC.
HEAD IN FEW DAYS
President Likely to Name at
Least One Commissioner
by September IS.

II President Wilson should fail to
name at least one new Commissioner
before next Wednesday and Commits
sfoner Brownlow should leave the city
on that day, the one remaining Com
missioner could not draw funds from
the Treasury for the operation of the
city government. according to au.
thorities at the District building.
It is confidently expected, however,
both at the District building and
throughout the city. that action will
De taken by the President before Sep
TEMPER Is. when Mr.. Brownlow is
slated to leave for Petersburg. Va,
to become city manager.
Az the day for Mr.. Brownlow's de-
parture approaches interest is in
creasing among the people in the
question OF who will be appointed to
succeed him and whether the chair Of
former Commissioner Gardiner also
VIII be filled at this time.
omcfals and employees of the Dis
trict have arranged for a dinner in
honor Of Mr.. Brownlow. to be held
At the Arlington Hotel at O'Clock
Monday night.
Melvin c. Hazen, surveyor. will be
postmaster. and speeches will be de-
livered by Corporation counsel Fran
els H. Stephens, Auditor Daniel J.
Donovan, Daniel E. Garges. secretary
Mrs. Nina C. Van Wrinkle, head of
the woman's bureau Of the police de-
partment.
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
employees of the District will as
semble in the boardroom Of the Dis
trfct building for a farewell recep-
ton to the Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
A Wise Wife.

7Fom the Los angeles Times.
ihere is a celebrated author who
wrote great deal in his time. but
VINO writes little now. probably for
the reason that he is getting along
IN years and is written out"
iney say that the reason he wrote
50 much while he was able to do SO is
mat his wife kept after him with a
enarp stick. If she found him loaang
around in the morning talking to the
4eighbors. she would say: MY dear,
stairs" W
It was ''upstairs'' where he did his
writing. and for the stun that he put
on paper there publishers crowded
one another to pay him IS a word.
NOW. no doubt. this great authors
oiographer will say that here we had
e cruel woman who drove her hus-
band as galleymaster would. But
perhaps she was not so cruel as she
was wise. Authors are proverbially
lazy. All geniuses seem to be. The
thing to do is to punch them up.
Even Robert Louis Stevenson would
not have written many things that he
did write were it not for his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
ITALY SILENT ON NOTE.
No Formal Commitment Expected
on Poland and Russia.

Baron Avezzana, the Italian ambas-
sador. has returned to his summer
nome at Newport without handing to
the State Department any formal note
from Italy in reply to the recent state
ment of this governments attitude as
to Russia and Poland.
1t is now understood that, owing, 10
the changed situation as a result Of
recent Polish victories, and also be-
cause OF conditions in Italy, no formal
commitment to any line Of policy in
treating with Russia is to be EXPECT ed
from Rome for the present.
Unomcfal and verbal assurances Of
sympathetic support of the America n
position have already been presented
by Counselor Brambilla-
The British government is UNDER
$1,000 TO have come to a similar con-
clusfon regarding the American Polish
note. winch was not directly address,
as matter of courtesy through a
copy handed to the ambassador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
THE WEATHER..

District Of Columbia and Maryland,
cloudy tonight and tomorrow; prob
ably showers tomorrow; moderate
temperature, gentle variable winds.
Virginia, cloudy. probably showers
tomorrow. and in west portion to-
nisht; moderate Temperatures; moder-
ate variable winds.
West Virginia, probably showers
tonight and tomorrow; warmer to-
night.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm. 70; pm. g;
u midnight. IS; 4 am. 81; am, 90;
~ noon. II.
Highest temperature, IS, occurred
at 4 m. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture. "a, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, -; lowest. 90.
Barometer-4 pm, SO.Oz; Pm m
20.O6; IL midnight, 1907; ! a.m' So.od'
| 8 am, 3O.12: IL noon, 1910.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
At 9 am: Great Falls-Temperature,
| 50; condition, 40.
Up-River Waters.
HARPERs FERRY. w. Va. Sep
TENDER 8.-The Potomac and Shenan-
doah rivers were both muddy this
morning.
weather In Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
PRESIDENT WALKS WITH
AID OF HEAVY CANE ONLY
Motors Around Town an Hour,
Then Meets Mr.. and Mrs.
Sayre at Union Station.

With only the assistance afforded by
a stout cane President Wilson walked
from the White House yesterday aft
ernoon, through the front entrance
and stepped into his automobile,
while an interested throng in Penn
sylvania avenue looked on.
1t was the first time since his illness
that the President had started on a
motor trip by that route, all trips
heretofore having started from the
rear grounds.
After entering the car with Mrs.
wilson the President, wearing a cap,
waited several minutes until an at
tendant could bring his straw hat.
Meanwhile the crowd increased and
made a rush for the gate on the Ave-
nue. as the car approached. The Presi-
dent lifted his hat and smiled.
The President drove around town
Tor an hour, and then went to the
Union station to meet his son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis p.
Sayre. and returned with them to the
White House. The car took its place
In procession Of taxicabs. and de.
spite the hustle and rush around the
station the crowds recognized the
resident and stopped to give him a
respectful greeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
Real Amazon Kingdom.
ecm the San Francisco Chronicle.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Down on the little Island of Tiburon,
In the Gulf of California, when a dark.
skinned youth Of the Seri tribe is cap
tdvated by the charms of q dusky
maiden, and she reciprocates. she does
not ttmtdly suggest that he ASK
father" Father has nothing to say
about the matter. Mother is the all
Important member Of the family. and
II 10 to mother that the candidate for
daughters hand presents his claims.
Tiburon. otherwise known as Shark
Island, Is q real AmaSon kingdom. or
perhaps queendom. The women are
the heads OF the family and rule the
mon with = hand Of iron. graciously
permitting them to attend to the
work Of yatnsring food. wood and
water. while their Wtvsa, mothers and.
daughters take oaxo Of the serious
business OF governing the country.
Although al the men on TIburon are
under tha rule Of their Womenfolk,
lho newly married husband 10 the
0DgtRo4sct ok Sia1oas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
In All Seuen Stores-T thursday, Friday and Saturday
POPULAR TOILET ARTICLES
Pebeoo Tooth Pasta.

Psbeco Tooth Pasts.....-.3oo
Kolynos Tooth Paste. -. .21o
ceasats's Dental Cream. 40
ana .1Vo
Lyua's Tooth Powder or
119to 10
Pepssdsnt Tooth Paste. 3ec
.Forhan's Tooth P.sts. SO
Colgate's Tooth Powder. 800
Danderins Hair Tonic. 7sc.
Herpicide Hair Tonic. 10
ana .43c
xnlsifsd Cocosnut Oil Sham
Pinaud's Fan do ouinine.
WystA's saxe and sulphur
Hair Toaic, no and. sec
Wild Rect Hair Tonic, &c.
$50 and .......-........ 30
Afnioe Dream ............3 SO
D. Z + Old Czsgm. In tubes.
loc and Observation-Disclosures
HsaIs' Unsoeatsd 6oep :. .lbo
1olle Shaving Cream, -
ana 3)C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
AGAIN WIN SILVER CUP

At the rehearsal Of the National Com.
munity Chorus. last evening much in.
serest conferred around the contes,
,or the silver cup. presented by a
local piano company. This cup was
nrst won by unit number Z in the
ONCE of the chief Of finance, War
department. The personnel Of Gen
lords office are much elated over
tnelr second triumph, which they
gained by the large percentaee ri
their attendance at the rehearsal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
Peoples
Prices
VIII Saue
You Money
on Elastic
Stockings

All re & u lar
stock sizes al
ways in stock.
Gle a n, fresh
goods.
Fitting rooms.
Lady clerks at
c->-Ala Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
Hands of Velvet IN q
Single Night

Queen Anne Lotion
produces a velvety
skin and, is rapid and
thorough in its abil-
ity to soften and
smooth the kin;
especially re com :
mended for sunburn
and to aid in the re-
moval of b1emishes.
A most delightful To-
tion to use because
quick rubbing thor
oughly a b serbs it
and has such a dainty
odor. Men love it
for after shaving.
Two 1ss Sizes &c 35c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
Guaranteed Fountain Sringes

SsTyrian InvincibRe,' Foun.
tain Syringe, fresh stock,
good, live rubber, 2-Quart
size: all complete. q 10
This sale ........... &Ss'>
"COnxress'' FOu u ain
Syringe. Goodyear m a Ike,
especially for our stores. full
2-Quart size: guaranteed
one year. This $50
"Capitolo Fountain Syringe
just to see 1t speaks for it,
self; all complete and guar
s sntesd. This S2.19
"SeAmlesS,s FOunfafn
syringe, no seams to leak;
the best quality rubber,
guaranteed. This q 40
"Atox'' Fountain Syringe;
Goodyear's best make; full
2-quart size and the best
money will buy. g Or
This sale ........... PZs/o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
NAVAL CRUISE PLANNED.
District Reserves to Take Special
Trip Sunday,

There will be Sunday cruises ro-
the Naval Reserves Of the District
on the United States sub chaser No.
z1O. The ship will cast or next sun
DAY from the dock at the Naval Re
serve headquarters. Water and o
streets southwest, at 8 am. and nut
In at night.
ANY reserves wishing to make the
trip should report at the above time
The trips will count toward the
weekly drills, each hour and a half
counting one drill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
Guaranteed Hot-Water Bottles

"Reiiable" Hot-Water Bottle. 2-quart size o.
at bargain price ......>.................., |OS
"Conxress" Hot-Water Bottle, Goodyear make
especially for stores: OF heavy maroon 81 40
rubber; guaranteed one year. This sale.... @As-E
"Senaten Hot-Water Bottle, Goodyear make: es-
peclaly Tor our stores; best heavy maroon rubber:
1 This ssle SIZE; two years $169
size ,%o s:s:s 1ss $40
extra Both: Ts ~
Capitol Hot-Water Bottle, full 2-ouart
45;: s .i worth 81 x...ats.a two $lss
oonhi.at1ca F1ttiass, will make syringe out of
ens to M This safe complete and Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
Guaranteed
Combinations

''ConEreSs" Combination Foam
tain Syringe and H0t-water Bot
a s,s. ea'o oye ye maks' guar $2.49
"ParA Best'' Combination Foun-
val, waiter s Bette. r rss . aSt- $298
"Atos" Combination Fountain
Syringe and H0t-water Beetles
T THis ssie s.., best make. $3.A9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

Up to 1917 all aspirin was
foreign controlled, patent ex-
pired and 8. K. & F. Genuine
Aspirin was produced truly
American aspirin, backed by
three-quarters Of a cen a.
fury drug experience Z0C
This sale......-........
100 Tablets in Bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
RELIABLE SUMMER
TONES

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1ux vssn3m, an i1eAl
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1a1ok, 60 sin. 50,
Fsllgvs' syrup Hypsphes-
pAitB, 3 sises. .$1.17 and -
4ilss' 1fsrvine ....-...... %
1cDade's Rfsee1iptian. .
strung systsm cleanser
tAk4 puriass tn bleed.
! IaxIo 1ektle ...........1.G
1altiAo YFupaxatioas .....$1.1
Yat1ne JehA's Medicine,
41.1o and 50
Gray's alysssfns T9ic,
az en- g
01.1nR,s 1Vxup Il Hypo.
pADapAiku6 o11eAins ilun.
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Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
LARGER PRODUCT|O|VIS ID BE SOLE FEATURE. .OF GREAT CONVENTION.

Increased production will be the sole feature of the convention of the Chamber of Commerce Of the United States at Atlantic City April 26 to 29. Although the convention will last four commerce and industry end many sub divisions, they all will have direct bear ing on increased production.
 w. H. Knox and Dwight B. Heard Will represent the Phoenix chamber of commerce, MT. Heard having been chosen national councillor. The meet ing of the councillors will occupy the first day of the convention. The gen. eral session opens April 27
 bulletin received by the Phoenix chamber yesterday reads:
 A national program for stimulating production as a means of securing stable financial and business conditions will be put forward at the convention It will bring together representatives Of more than 1900 commercial and in dustrIal bodies composing the national chambers membership, for a thorough discussion of ways and means of in creasing output to meet the universal demand for goods.
 The world problem today is pro- duction. Even in the United States
 increased production is neces- sary for the solution of great prob lems. The duty of America is to pro- duce. The responsibility lies on all alike, the manufacturer, the merchant, the farmer, the worker. The contribu- ton of each of these will be laid before the meeting for use in the preparation of the program of increased produc- tion.
 'Increased production means a larger share of the necessities and comforts or life for our own people; it means more for Europe, where people are dying for lack of food and clothes Work alone offers a cure for many of the ills left by the war.
 .The general subject of increased production has been divided for pur- poses of discussion into sub-topicsi. The first will be, the government in
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
NAMED SECRETARY OF
 STATE PEMTENT|ARy

Ben Stiilman of Douglas yesterday was appointed secretary of the state prison by Gov. Thomas F.. Campbell. SulIman will succeed N. T. Roach, who III fepruary rendered his resignation.
 Another addition made to the states olIiclaI family yesterday was F. r. Flickenger of WinsIow. who was named as parole clerk and clerk of the board or pardons and paroles. The governor appointed Flickenger to take the place of J. $. Hopley of Tucson, who resigned to accept the position of chief of police of Tucson
 Hugh Morrison will begin his duties in few days as assistant state ex- amlner- Morrison formerly was with the state highway department and his position in the state engineers office will be filled by w. S. Jones of Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16

relation to production. Under this heading there will be taken up the ef- feet of anti-tr nSt laws and taxation. Adequate tran; sportation and comrnu- nication is one of the principal requi- sites of produe .tion. This subject will have a prominent place in the dis cuSsion.
 Internatlol ial finance, and it's rela- tion to world production and distribu- ton is anothe 1T subject that will be gone into. One s ession will be devoted to agricultural production. The question of labor in relation to production, it is realized, is one of the most important that will come before the convention.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16

according to the records of the board. while in Yavapai county, with its rec ord of 16 cases, were yaccinated.s patient in 1893, another in 1900 and a third not until six days after exposure to smallpox while nursing
 When the dreadful disfigurement and the toll of lives that usually fol- low smallpox is considered. it is diff ficu1t to understand how any reason able person would prefer the chances of smallpox to the almost negligible discomfort accompanying vaccination say members of the health board.
 The record of cases follows: Apache county, l Gila, 4 Maricopa, 23. Mo- have, ?: Pina1, I; Yavapai, 16, and Yuma, 3.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
WILL WAGE WAR O|v
 THE MICE THURSDAY

The day of the mouse has nearly arrived. All over the United States on Thursday, April P, the housewives and others who are bothered by the ravageS of the rodents will be called upon to do their best toward bringing their careers to an end.
 To this end the people of Phoenix and the Salt River valley are being urged to make an especial effort to- wards killing at least a half dozen mice on Thursday. It is expected that the day will be observed each year and that millions of mice will be done away with. thus bringing down the average of the amount of property damage done.
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for reSultS-Read for Profit.
 Watch us growt Hoover for Presi- dent Club.-adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
5O CASES SMALLPOX IN ARIZONA IN [ MONTHS

Fifty. cases Of smallpox in Arizona were reported to the state board of health during the past three months. Of this number g cases are listed from Maricopa county, and with a death list Of three two are from this county, while the third is from Gi1a county. All three deaths were white women under the age of 30
 Only Of the 9 who had the dis ease in this county were vaccinated,
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
OVERALL CLUB IDEA SPREADS

ROSEBuRG, Ore, April 14.-ln order to combat the high cost of wearing apparel, many of the lead
 ing business men of the city today signed an agreement piedging themselves to wear blue overalls and soft shirts until such time as the price of clothing is reduced. Among the names appearing on the agreement are bankers, realty dealers capitalists, clerks and con
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16

tion program will be discussed by rep resentative1 of both employers and employees organizations.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16

The Famous Gramm-Bernstein Trucks are here! They are now on display at our show rooms the + Ton International Gear Drive, the 1z Ton Worm Drive, with 5-in-one Stake Body. Both equipped with Pneumatic Cord Tires.
 There cannot be a better truck made than Gramm-Bernstein. They are pioneers since 1901, and control numerous patents. They were the first trucks se- lected by the U. s. Government during the war! Their record stands for themselves.
 Your inspection of these won derfully well-built trucks will convince you what they really are. There Is a Gramm- Bern stein made for your business! All sizes from 1z ton up are to be had! Let us demonstrate these to you today!
 w. E. Gardner & Co.
 State Distributors 9th Ave. and W. Washington St.
 Phone 4262