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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Strong For Highway.

Mr. T Y. Hudson. who owns one
81 the finest Blue Grass farms in the
United States. IN the Camp Dick Rob
inson neighborhood. says that the
people ~ has section are universal.
~ In favor Of the Bond Issue in Gar
rard county Few men will pay
more Of these taxes than Mr Hud-
son but like every other wide-a-wake
business man he fully realizes that
he will be doubly repaid by provid-
ing such a fine road for his county.
The sections which do not receive the
road are just about rs much benifit-
ed as those who do a. just
that much more money viii be left
over TO be applied TO their roads
out Of the regular fund $50 every
community as matter Of fact is
identified alike The citizen who OPP
poses good roads these days j. a
back number right and ought TO take
him 10 Casey county or Pulaski. Ad.
vocate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Palmer Is Out
For Presidency.

Atlanta. March Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer tonight formally an
nounced his candidacy for the Dem
ocratic nomination for President in a
telegram To Hiram l.. Gardner. see
rotary Of the Georgia State Demo
cratic Committee.
The Telegram from Mr. Palmer read
as follows;
II understand that my friends
have entered my name in the presi-
dental primaries. II the Democrats
Of the state Of Georgia see nj to Sc
lee; me as their choice ! shall re
eeiye the honor with deep apprecia-
tion. deem II highly important
that the Democrats Of Georgia should
have the opportunity to directly pass
upon the record made by the present
The candidacy Of
one who supports that record m every
phase presents that opportunity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
CARRARD COUN-
TVS SICK MAN.
Remedy Suggested To
Cure His Ailments.

Editor Central Record
Garrard county has very sick
man just now lie Is sick unto
death This man can be made
giant lie Is about 20 miles long and
has about every disease that human
flesh IL heir 10.
lie has sore throat. skinned head.
eyes and teeth knocked out. appen-
dicitis in both sides. small pox: as his
body Is literally covered with scars
from head to foot. bad case Of lep-
rosy. as flesh has slipped from the
bone. tuberculosis Of the bone. in
advanced stage. in fact. he has all
these diseases IN violent form, and
unless something Is done we must
send him 10 a sanitorium at once
Being the oldest Of the family. he
naturally has all the heavy burdens
to carry. He is now in an emaciated
and pitiful condition, and is on his
knees begging for crumbs.
He deserves better treatment.
Citizens OF Garrard County. this
sick man. is our main thoroughfare
through our county. and this picture
Is drawn being true TO conditions. in
the hope, that our people viii pause
long enough TO soberly and seriously
think Of the present condition Of our
road, which is fast growing worse
and we believe when the right
thought is given. we can expect the
right thing TO be done.
We ought to- be proud Of this road.
but just now, when our neighbor
counties are all thinking Of better
things. we are made to hang our
heads in shame. when we think of
our sick man. so sore afflicted He
is being crucifed by his own house
hold. IL is now left TO the citizens Of
Garrard County to prescribe for this
patient on March Both. Shall we
continue to put a rock TO this fel-
lows feet and rub on n little salve. or
shall We call in SPECIALIST
who is so much interested in this sick
man. that he is willing to give Us
s20O,OOO.00 to get chance to put
him on his feet again.
Now this help is only available 10
those that show a disposition to help
THEMSELVES. We have starved
this man to death. We can't give
him wholesome neglect. and expect
service.
Vote for the Bond Issue. and you
will have done your duty. and pre-
scribed the right thing for this sick
man.
X. ii. LEDFORD.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
TOBACCO SEA-
SON CLOSES
Wonderful Success $
Made For First
Season.

The Garrard Tobacco Warehouse
clo. ed last Friday for the season after
one - the most successful seasons
that could have possibly been antici.
pated by the most optomistic
Starting out with practically every
Office filed with new and untrains d
men IN this line, the record that this
excellent house has made has been ~
msrkable. II is claimed by knowing
ones that 1t is the only market that
ever went over the four million
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
kavanaugh Sale
Big Success

The sale Of the personality Of A.
W kavaraugh, last Saturday. was
one Of the best OF this character held
recently In the county. Live stock
sold fabulously well. one team Of
horse mules bringing $4,000. Corn
IN the crib brought $3.50 cents bar
rel and other things sold in proper
ton. The weather was bad. but il
did not deter the bidding which was
spirited Capt. Am Bourne was the
auotioneer and kept things going at a
lively gait.
Mr.. kavanaugh aud his estimable
family will move to Lancaster just as
soon as h, can secure a home.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
ARMY CAR
Still Defying Floods.
Captain Writes OF Surpri.ing En-.
psrienee During Virgin. Cloud
burst
burst.
Rode Through rs inehe, Of Water
Over Worst Road in France Or
America

France has no monopoly on rough
roads and other trying conditions for
army motor cars. although soldiers
are generally Of the opinion tina;
automobiles were never called upon
for harder service than they were
during the war overseas. Capt. John
J. Devlin never questioned this opin--
ion until he was assigned to supervise
two big government water projects
near Newport News. Va. but the fol
lowing letter To Dodge Brothers. De-
troit. would indicate that he has en-
eountered something that tends to
change his viewpoint.
1T would hardly be possible after
the reputation that Dodge Brothers
car made in France to say anything
that would increase it," the captain
writes. yet can not help but add a
word Of praise for what il is doing
for as. under difficulties AS great as
those in France.
Two government water projects.
the Big Bethel and Harwood Mills.
are located respectively IL and II
miles from Newport News and are
under the direction Of my office. The
communicating roads are. generally
speaking, as bad AS any that | ever
saw in France. Communication is
maintained by means OF Dodge
Brothers motor cars and they have
never failed Us yet.
Recently storm. which was call
ed the worst in years. swept this To-
cality. During one period Of 4s
hours Il was reported that over
inches Of rain fell and my presence
Was necessary at both these projects.
Against the advice Of everyone that
knew the roads. ! took Dodge Bros
touring ear and was absolutely aston
ished AT the ease with which il took
four passengers on the worst road I
ever saw in France or America. The
water lay ~ TO ~ inches over the
road most Of the way and l am salts
fled that horse could not have done
the job as the Dodge Brothers car
did. | am sending you photographs
to illustrate these conditions. Con
TO you for making a real
servieeable car"
This letter. incidentally. will serve
as AN answer to many questions as TO
what the government did with the
thousands Of Dodge Brothers motor
ears that were in the army during the /
war. They are still in the army. and |
in other branches Of government ser |
vice.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Ex-SERVICE MEN,
Join The American Lee
gion. Next Meeting
March 10, 1920.

al over the State reports are that
all IN Service men are joining the
American Legion, and u u rapidly
growing 20 be one 81 the strongest
Organizations in the Country
The American Legion stands for
100 per cent Americanism and is
ready at all times to be " service to
the men who wore the uniform.
The soldiers. sailors and marines
stood together during the war. then
why not stand together in civilian
life.
Garrard County's Post Heidel
Sanford No. needs more mem
berr To make their Post a. successful
as others out in the State. and !, will
be Of value to you to join this Post
and not only JON hut attend these
meetings. and help out by suggestions
that will make this Post stronger.
4 meeting has been called for
FRIDAY NIGHT. MARCH 10. 1920,
at the Police Cour, Room in Lancas-
ter Ky. at 1880 r. NJ Remember
this date and be on hand whether you
are member or not.
To you Ex-Service men get behind
this movement and make this The
Hcidal Sanford Post one 81 the best
in the COUNTRY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
w. p. WALTON
PASSES AWAY.
Widely Known News
paper Man, Dies at
His Home In Lex
ington.

William Pulaski Walton, one of the
most widely known newspaper men
and editors in the State, died last
Wednesday night about $50 o'clock
at his home in Lexington. He had
been III for some time, but his death
came rather suddenly A few days
before he suffered sudden attack
Of paralysis, or heart trouble. hut
rallied and il was believed he was on
the road To recovery when he again
had an attack and died in few hours
afterwards.
Col Walton for years conducted
the Interior Journal at Stanford.
and under his direction this paper be
came one Of the most widely read and
influential country newspapers in
the State He was born near Louisa
Courthouse in Virginia. April IL.
1852, and came TO Kentucky in the
early seventies a. railroad contrac-
tor for the Southern Railway lie
later purchased the Interior Journal
and for twenty-five years personally
published and edited this paper
Twenty years ago he went to Lexing-
ton and established The Democrat.
which continued in existence almost
two years. He later purchased and
edited the Frankfort State Journal.
which he sold about ten years ago to
Graham Nreeland. For the past sew
eral years he had been aiding in the
publicity work Of the Democratic
State Campaign Committee.
Col. Walton is survived by his wild
ow. who before her marriage was
Miss Matte Owsley. sister Of Mrs.
John :. Wells. OF Danville; two sons.
William +. Jr.. and Owsley Walton.
and one daughter. Miss Mary Walton.
Two brothers also survive. Messrs.
I'd C. Walton. editor Of the Interior
Journal. and Thos. Walton. Of At
lanta.
Funeral services were held Friday
afternoon at o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Walton's sister. Mrs. J. X.
Bush and Mr. Bush. on Ashland
avenue and interment took place in
Lexington.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
ROAD TAX
Carries In Boyle.

By handsome majority, the road
tax voted there last Saturday for the
building Of the Federal Highway, and
Of course is good news TO those who
favor good roads and the bond issue
that is to be voted upon here on
March 30th. II also shows which way
the wind blows and that the people
are being aroused and the sentiment
grows stronger for better roads.
We have two good articles in this
issue bearing upon the subject and
we want every voter in the county to
read them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Back to Sugar
Creek Hills.

Mr. Harold onstot,. the handsome
and polite tonsorial arts, at August
Meyers Shop has handed in his re-
signation to take effect today and
viii return TO his native heath. the
sugar creek hills Of Garrard county
where he will put in crop OF to-
baeco. Sugar Creek. as Mr. On
stott Is known by his many friends
is a popular young man, and will
be much missed by a wide circle Of
admirers. Advocate
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Do Figures Lie?

An lrishman working for a Dutch
man asked for an increase Of pay
The Dutchman replied:
"lf you are worth il will be pleas.
ed to give il to you. Now let US sec
what you do in year; you SLEEP
eight hours every day, which makes
l22 days you sleep, taken from 1876
days, leaves 24S. Nqw you have eight
hours recreation every day, which
makes l22 days, taken from 243
days. leaves l2i days. We have fifty
two Sundays in a year which you have
OF. leaving you 90 days. You have
fourteen days vacation; taie this of
and you have fifty-hve days left.
You don't work Saturday afternoons.
this makes twenty-six days in year.
Take this of and you have twenty
nine days left. Now. Pat. you allow
one and one-half hours for meals.
which total in a year twenty eight
lays. Take this of aud you have one
day left. | always give you ST. Pat
riek's Day OF, so ! ask you. Pat. II
you are entitled to a raiseG"
Pat then answered; well. what
the devil have ! been doing, them"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04

Ledford. Sam Warren. W. ID. Harmon.
u. G.. Raines. George Raines. Rube
Warren. Sam Prather, Billy Bron-
ston. Dau Boyle, Noah Msrsee. Pies
Blythe. Clyde Sanders and James
Simpson.
And all other good Republicans in
Garrard County.
4. That the before mentioned
delegates are hereby instructed TO
vote as . unit on all propositions
coming before the said District and
State Conventions.
) That the said delegates are
further instructed TO vote in the Dis
trict Convention for J. L. Butler. OF
Boyle County. and VIM Wallace Of
Madison County, for Delegates to the
National Convention and for II. v.
Basin. of Garrard County. for the
Chairman Of the sth District Com.
mittee. and TO represent said District
on the State Central Committee. aud
on all other nominations and PROPOSE.
tions to vote for the best interest Of
the Republican party.
o. Whereas he Government OF
the United States is proposing TO
furnish 1896. 10000 to help build a
through road in this county. We ear
nestly recommend TO all Republicans
as well as all other good citizens To
work and vote for the Bond Issue at
the Special Election in March, 1920.
in order that We may have good
road through the County. as well as
to release our County Road Fund so
that Il can help build and maintain
other roads in the County, not ON the
Federal Highway.
We believe in this way that the
whole road service in the County will
be increased and helped.
The money realized from the Bond
issue being less amount than that
furnished by the Federal Govern
ment under whose supervision the
road will be built.
THE CON. ON RESOLUTIONS.
l.. l.. Walker.
W. +. West.
W. NJ. Mitchell.
n. v. Basin.
Noah Marsee.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
ONE CENT SALE
At McRoberts Drug
Store Next Week.

McRoberts Drug Store. which has
the exclusive agency for all Rexall
remedies. will put on a novel ale
next week and they are telling 'hr.r
patrons about It IN this issue Of tine
Record Il Is called Zone Cent
Sale" are for each article purchased
at the regular price, another will be
sold TO- one cent Get busy. watch
the dates and save your pennies.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Swinebroad Busy.

We are carrying another big sale
advertisement in this issue for
"Swinebroad the real estate Man
who proposes to sell for the high dol
lar on March 18th, that splendid farm
Of VIM. c. Anderson containing 400
acres and right on the Federal High
way" just outside Of Danville. Read
about il. It's dollars TO doughnuts
she'll sell
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
A Correction.

In mentioning the death Of Mrs.
Alice Moore Montgomery. in our last
issue. We stated.that she was the wife
Of Hamilton Montgomery. when We
should have Said John J. Montgomery.
We are sorry the mistake was made
and take this means Of correcting IL.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Worlds War
In Prophecy.

Rev j W Peterson will lecture on
the World War in Prophecy" giving
some startling fulhllments Of the
prophesies concerning Jesus in the
las, days The lecture will be held
at the Beazley school house on the
Crab Orchard pike. next Sunday,
March 9TH. at 1880 4. NJ. Every
one is cordially invited to be present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Coming Soon.

VIII arrive in a few days-not 10
be seen. win only be heard. driven by
mighty power and great velocity will
be indicated by devastated roofs.
barns and ehimneys before knocking
at your door. Secure at once a
Tornado Policy with GAINES.
Yours Very Swiftly.
March Winds and Tornado.
Sound ear corn for sale in Wagon
load lots.
Hudson. Hughes and farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
REPUBLICAN CON
VENTION ENDOR-
SES BOND ISSUE
Meeting at Court House
Last Saturday Har-
monious.

The republican county convention
held In the court house last Saturday
afternoon brought out about 100 and
the meeting was n very harmonious
one
The meeting 0as called TO order by
the county chairman. Mr. Henry
Moore. who was made temporary
chairman 81 the convention and VIM.
johnson. colorcd. was elected sccrc-
tary. both appointments being un-
animous
After stating the object 81 the
meeting. the chairman appointed the
following resolutions committee l..
l.. Walker. " T. West. W " Nit.
chell. ". V. Basin and Noah Marsec
while this committee was out Mt
Mack Morgan. our county rcprcscn-
tatiye made talk along republican
lines and was heartily cheered The
delegates were instructed TO vote for
Mr.. n V. Basin. Of this city. for
chairman OF the Eighth District Com
mitce and TO represent said district
on the State Central Committee
The resolutions committee earnest.
~ recommended that all republicans
and all good citizens. work and vote
for the Bond Issue al the special
election To be held March 3Oth..
Mr. Mack Morgan was made chair
man 81 the delegation to the district
convention at Danville and to the
State convention AT Louisville The
following constitutes the precinct
committeeman o. the county. Court
House. " 7. West Eas, Park, J. NJ
Criseillis. West Park: Noah Marsce:
w-st Bryantsvilie. John y. Sherrow
East Bryantsvills. Willard Hsin
Buckeye. Walter Casey. Walkers
School. William Whitaker; Paint
Lick. Burnam Ledford. Union. Math-
cw Mitchell
The following resolutions were un-
an.mously adopted:
Pursuant 20 call Of the Republi-
can State Central Committee. we. the
Republicans Of Garrard County. Ky.
in ,onyen,ion assembled M the Cour,
House in Lancast er. XIV. on Saturday
February 2sth. 1920. do resolve as
follows;
1 We hereby earnestly .ndo,.,
IN. spl.ndid Stat. Administration Of
ou- Republican Governor. the Hon.
Edwin T. Marrow
We condemn IN. admini.t-a.
ton Of President woodrow Wu.on
as unwise and a,ainst the best inter
est Of this RepuLlic and Ne nok for.
ward with a gr,a, hone 90 n Repuhh. !
can administration which will adopt
policies in favor a Am.ricanism. and
guarding forever IN. rights nriv.
ileges and powers Of this great Amer.
lean R.puble. xithout sur,,nd.riny
il or is power- a, ia influence % any |
other Nation or Nations undo, the |
guise Of the I.agu, OF Nations ar
otherwise. and with the further he.
lief and hone that this Republican
Administration will bring wise and
economic policies for the future Adj. !
ministration OF our government.
3. The following named Repubb.
cans are selected 60 represent Gar
rard County. in the District Conyen.
ton TO be held at Danviile Kentucky. /
on Tuesday March 2. and also at the
State Convention to be held a, Louis
vile Kentucky. ON "Wednesday March
3rd. 1920.
Forest stapp. Bob Herring. Walter
Casey A n scott lin, Hood IN,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04

WANTED-Whiss mAa With ca.
psrisass IN raising tobacco. VIII
pay $50 meash fsea April let until
tobacco 10 housed. Msleea oshsras.
2-26-3t-pd Besras. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
ATTENTION.!

Sammy -"Over in Aneri-
lea we go, lilac bush fifty -
feet high" "
Tommy 81 wish could lilac that
But what We wish TO call your At
TENTlON To Is. The Label on your
paper
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
Wasllington

Washington.
FL doctor Kueien Howe, uno de los
mas distinguidos oculistas de los Es-
tados Unidoss ACADIA de donar a ,su
'alma matter la suma de einco mil
pesos, con destino la institution de
I'M premio al estudiantes que demIes-
tire lipor su ejemplo. Y su Influenza
las mas atlas cualidades de conducta
y caracter cabaaereseoss
rs decir que los jefes del "Rro-
doin College Sc veran comprometidos,
para otorgar con justieia el premio,
a, definir de manera ,precisa losque es
iln caballero, por que Sc es cabailero
y cuales son la5 condiciones esenciales
que la sociedad debe exigir q nil hom-
bre para cataIogarle entire los cahalle-'
ros, empresa que aparentemente es
facil, pero que ami jujcio ha de result
tar muy diffcil en- Ia practica.
Tan diffcil es la definicion de 10
que debe entenderse por un caballe-
ro. que los mas expertos lexieografos
han necesitado apelar al reearso de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
TEMAs DEL MOMENTO
Ell DESCASTE DE- Ia TOGERANaA.

/ dio la seguridad de que el rumor que
era va de suyo una sanction condena-
dora, carecfa de realidad, aunque no
| de fundamento, celebramos la acla-
raci6n sinceramente. Por esta vez
no tendran el pretexto de hacerse las
vfctimas los que act1an en- tanto que
la legalidad Sc 10 consiente, de vic
tnnarios obcecados.
La carta del Secretario Executive,
explicando cuales son las causas de
que ell Departamento de Gobierno que
tiene su cargo el examen de las So
licitudes de inscription de candidatu-
ras, haya rechazado unas cuantas, to-
das elias pertenecientes al partido So
cialista, es la mejor retranca puesta
las estrepitosas alharacas de los que
han pretendido sorprender la OPT
MON desprevenida con la insidia de
que esa era una zancadilla puesta
por ell partido de la mayorfa sus
| temibles adversarios los socialistas.
Las cosas quedan muy, bien puestas
en- claro por ell ilustre fupcionario, pa
ra frustrar el escandalo barato que
han armada los elementos de la con-
venci6n, queriendo fabricar el motive
artifcioso para provocar en- contra
del partido unionista un estado de ri
validad y de encono en- que solo fall
seando asi los hechos pudieran llegar
a caer los socialistas, 81 su candidez,
para advertir las maniobras de sus
coleadores, fuera todavfa mayor de
10 que >es...
Pero la tramoya esta descubierta.
Y las muchedumbres socialistas, como
los pdblicos que asisten un juego
de cubiletes, tienen fila la mirada re-
|, celosa, curiosa i" "ldespierta en- las
nianos agiles; pero tai vez no rnuy
impias, que fatalmente, irremediable-
mente habran de hacer la trampa. >.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
JUNTO Al CAPITOL1O.
iQue es ,,r1 caballero?
COrrespOnsal.


exponer las mdltiples signifcaciones
Dc. Ia palabra Scaballeros, en- diferent
ties epocas, para q. quien consulte losdic
cionarios,. por ellps confeccionadqs, es-
cola la que mas de aeuerdo este con
su ,propio criterio. Webster incluyes
con graciosa .solemnidad, entire sus de-.
.tiniciones de la signitioaei6n de. "a pas
labra @caballeros Ia de que, es este )
'un senior respectable que no trabaia"s
70 creo sin embargo que, cualess
quiera que sean los resultados del ira
.Bajo que realicen los direetores del
Bewdoin College, para decidir, prime
10. cuales son los reauerimientoe que
deben exigirse un holnbre para con-
siderable caballero y, luego, discernir
el premio institulde por el doctor Ho-s
we siempre quedara como estaba u
gran cuestion, el problema que Ia hu-
manidad ha abandonade por lo inso-
.luble de saber con exaetitua 10 que
'es un caballero.
ATTAcHE. /