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New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
sail Saturday
Reports by Wireless
From the L. 5. Naval Commu.
nicatiOn Station

Distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.
Abangare1 2os SEE South Pass Nov S.
Achilles 800 Cape Henry Nov ..
Advance lS9 s. Ambrose NOV .
AllOway 1s4 $ Ambrose PM Nov &
Amelia so \ Cape Canavcral Nov {
American Star -. NE san Juan Nov s
Argon 40 W by Key West NO. O.
Ario 80 SW Sand Key NOV ..
Aryan J jupiter Nov
Nyondalc - \ Natteras Nov .
Baldbutte 22O " Sand Koy Nov 6
nsarpCr' 5! se1 SIS san Tsnesso IN Nov +.
Bessemer 50 W Sand Key Nov S.
Bethnor W Sand Key NOV s.
Borga lat 40 40 \ lon 6s ~ " Nov o.
Borgestad ls4 w Sand Key Nov s.
bradford ilS from san francisco Pm
Brindilla 125 Sc South Pass Nov s.
hyiayl la from Five Fsthoin Bank Nov 8
Calvert Is w Sand Key Nov S.
Cape May 80 NV Cape san Luis Pm
cathwood Z wNw Great Isaac Shoals
Cayo Mambe $50 Ambrose Nov 3
Chalmette 2sl sE South Pass Nov s.
China Arrow 72o w San Francisco S PM
city Of Everett n sw IA,teras Nov 3.
City Of Montgomery 225 s Scotland Nov 8
Coahoma County pd Sombrero Nov S.
Concho l55 W Key West Nov g.
Coronado 10 Sc Fire Island lo:t5 PM
crsols 81 y Jupiter Nov 8
Currier Il Tortugas Nov s
Cushroc lat 90 % \ Ion Il ) " Nov .
Dannedaike Is NNE Tampico Nov S.
DanVillc 30 w MatanzAs Nov S.
Dartford 40 Z Savannah Nov s.
Derbyl!ne CS2 w san Francisco PM
Dirigo SO SSW 1Iatteras Nov 3.
DunSannon lat "a 0s \ lon 50 - w Nov s.
Eastern Merchant lat IS SO \ lon l04 0S "
S PM Nov s.
Edgefield lat - 81 y Ion % es w Nov 8.
EdgehNl $50 from paran4. Nov s.
Edward L gpoheny SIS sW South Pass
Edward Fierce 70 L Hatteras Nov 9
nj Aba 77 Hatteras Nov 9
FL Almirante 1l5 5 Jupiter Nov s.
Ell Mar from Sand Key Nov 8.
FL Rio Sand Key Nov 8.
+ Endlcott 1870 W Seattle : PM Nov Z.
Esparta 3H5 $ Cape ienlopeN Nov 3
Everett NV Pickett Nill Buoy NoN =
i - Ascle 's u Sand Ky Nov
y 9 BArstow Al r Tanrico NoY g
Frederick *Luckenbach Is OVeri4lis
Nov 8.
Frederick Il KeMoss lsa from sand Key
Nov S.
/ General " G Gotgas 2 off Cape Mast Nov 9
George w Barnes 323 TaInpico Nov s.
Georgia 10 S Hatteras Nov s
Glenpool $50 u Nantucket Nov =.
Gr!rco ITO san Pedro PM Nov ).
Cult Queen 80 " Sana Key Nov ,.
Gulfisnd - WNW Tortugas Nov o.
Guifstar So L Sand Key Nov y.
Gulfstream sl SW Hatleras Nov 8.
/ II { Folger Il E Sabine Bar Nov
II NJ Flagler IS. s Scotland I Nov a.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
NAVY Orders

l,on TIE TrlDoc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov o.--Naoy order.
issued To-day follow;
Barnum. IT. a. J.. to Now York.
Roquottc, 1T. A.. to T.. : : Columbia
Hrashegs. 1t. Cl So. G. w. jr.. to L. :. 6.
Reuben James.
Cummings. 1t, \. M. TO t. :. s String
DAVIS. IL. w. p. to- p. $ s. sturtevant.
Edal, IT, d & w. w.. to Plnladeiphia.
HeMckler IT, q. w. 80 Philadelphia.
iiierdnhi. H.. g., 20 Great Lakes
Lehman. Carp. J. y. t9 Z. : :. Connec-
ticgt.
Parmenter. H. B. NJ IL New Orleans
Porter. III. > E.. 10 f- : Henderson
Sanders Carp !, 30 L $ $ Frederick
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
L. ;. Ship on First
Trip From EEavre

sssa%sbl6 n@ ST cornSra.ioa n@SnsS OF of As ,n9 Bae
on her way to New York on her maiden
voyage from Havrc with l05 first class
passengers ard 1912 third class pas
sengers from that French port and 212
from Danzig, being the first Europeans
to travel from France under the Amer
.can tiag
Work Of reconditionine the former
Barbarossa, which also wa purchased
outright by the Baltic Corporation from
the United States Shipping Board, is
progressing in the shipyards at Jersey
City, and she soon Will 20 i'm service
with the New Rochelle. under the name
Of Mercury, her name as transport
during the war.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Reports Of Shipping and, News Of Forei91

not be complied with, either. it is
pointed out. Under some foreign
~registries, however, it would be pos
SSlbie to carry the number mentioned.
because the navigation laws Of those
countries are much less stringent.
Transfer to a foreign registry, how
ever, is regarded as out of the cues
tion. Many shipping men believe that
re Levlathan should be used only in
,he highest class of trade and should
noe made the finest ship under the
american nag. Only in this way. they
state, can she be made an asset TO the
new merchant marine.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10

Exports for the first three months
OF TINS year are IN excess of the 1919
total. bat imports for the first five
months are below the aggregate for
the year 1919. The figures present d
complete picture Of German foreign
trade, however, for no official account
can be taken Of the great volume of
smusgled trade. The great excess of
imports last year is explained chiefly
by the great demand by German manu-
featuring Industries for raw materials,
especially in the textile industry.
That Germany competition is be-
ginning to be felt in Europe and even
IN Great Britain IS indicated by recent
trade reports. British news papers are
commenting on the securing of con-
tract by the Al gemeine Elehtricitats
Gcseilschaft from q large English iron
and steel concern for rolling mill
equipment at a price of about 4150000
Inability OF British manufacturers to
quote firm prices is given as the rea-
son Tor the loss of the order to home
Industries. Labor conditions are the
underlying cause.
British Municipalities have been
placing orders abroad. As a result Of
this. IT is reported, the Federation of
to these municipalities not to be mis-
led by desire for immediate economy
INTO ordering cheap goods which may
involve the purchasers in difficulty
end expense in regard to renewals and
repairs. 1t is declared to be the duty
Of British public authorties to place
their orders with British firms.
Sweden is also feeling the effects Of
German competition, and Swedish metal
works are beginning to suffer serious
", due to the advantages in export
trade of the very low rate Of German
currency.
TRis condition is more particularly
affecting Swedish iron and steel, and
the Swedish factories and foundrics
arc threatened with a serious diminu-
tion of orders and consequent unem-
ploVment.
Much anxiety is also felt in the tex
Tile industries, which fear the compe-
titlon of cheap German fabrics, both
WOODEN and cotton. Government aid is
being sought in the form Of protective
measures. The Gothenhurg cotton mill
owners. at Il recent general meeting.
decided to recommend q reduction OF
10 to 20 per cent in the price of white
cotton stuffs.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10

frop, The Trijms's Washington Bureau
WASHlNGTON. Nov Army or
Gors issued to-day follow;
Medical Corps
Trout Mas. + Nj, tn Fort Oglethorpe.
Hurley, Maj u. H.. - Carlisle.
Nonoratly discharged Mails pwlre d
Eastpian. j. Il, Capts. Fearney. r A.
1irdcr, i. W.; Jorsenson. X G: Eme!y
G.. c.. Its Garrison. u. r. Elder j. "
Quartcrmastcr Corps
Wingate Maj H. A TO Fort Logan.
Hagen. Capt. p f., to Columbus Barracks
Alncs. capt. A. Is. 70 Fort Riley
chandler Cant &. VI. To FrsnAfogd Ars
ConroNv MAJ " j.. TO Toledo
Hionoreniy discharsed- Mejs Ward, J. NJ.
Williams. " 15.. Cederwald A. A.
Capts. liittmgcr. =. g., Ferris 3. C.
Henry, * HARRISON, Il. 71S
Coast Artillery Corps
Tenncr. Maj. y. w. TO Fort Winfield Scott
Waters "a 1T. ". B.. to- Can'p Javison.
Wilson capt. j H.. to- Fort Hamilton.
sle,4ger. Maj. E ". TO baltimore.
tr Service
TIoas. 1t Z. s.. TO Baltimore
Honorablv dischareeG-Capt. Grant, r.
1t. Howe. i. H.. I'll It. HogeL q. n
tdjutant Generals Department
Ylouorably discharsed--,'apts Worick, {
S Wooiclh, i. Nj Wy les, G.. c. l.. B
Miscellaneous
AHen. M9. T j. J., cav, 10 Fort sam
nennaiy IT, r. A. cav to TaNo,na Park
Iionor@ oily discharsed-Capts. Sharpe. II
c. C. " s.. Loupret. r IL, Z. A.
Wiley. NJ. g., TauN & Jones. NJ r
sig c., It's. hardy, T.. NJ Den C.
NJ MuI'ft VI W D. e. 6ya5sabsj W. 3, "a Is se"1s T.
Vct g.. Mas. King. a. e F. 's' San n e.
Waugh, W. H.. l.. = A.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
New Features on Steerage Ship

4 kosher galley and an abattoir Will
be included among the appointments
aboard the first all-steerage ship OF
the United American Lines, the De
Kalb. The vessel, which will soon
leave the Brooklyn yards of the Morse
Dry Docl; and Repair Company, will
carry 1900 steerage passengers, who
are 10 nave The freedom OF all decks.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10

hue, Of New York City, in Nevtoyn,
Conn, Saturday night.
State Police Sergeant Frank Vire!N.
who said that one Of the men had ed-
mitted the shooting, declined to state
which man had actually fred the shot
and would not divulge the details o.
the confessions.
State policemen to-day recovered the
gun used in the killing and the murder
car. 1t is said that the men broae
down when confronted with that fact
and the statements followed.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Vessel and Port. Docked at
Lake Fighting. London. ....... Pier e y r
JeneTson, Norfolk ........... Pier 26, n r
Lake Frugali'y, Danzig on Stapleton
p"r4 p",p'Nnn N'.,D Ui"sg9w Pier &C. \
rernheld Havre. ... Anchored off Liberty
Hellig OlaV. christisnia it 15th st. Hoboken
cranford Liverpool. off Rod Hook Flats
Sofiand. hergen -......... Pier -, H*lyn
CITY of Savannah Savannah Pier 50. \ r
lehape Jacksonville ............Pier \ u
Morro Castie' Havana a.......... Quarantine
kasatna. Gibraltar ............ .C,uaranfinc
Agwinoon, Yampico ........... Quarantine
louisa Nj Bangor. 49,: Astoria, /. /
NW,aWenoclN; 81 George. South Amboy. n J
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Anchored
Lake Frolon. Barry. .....Anchorod in Quar-
Wauconda. London. Anchored in QUAR-
BoukelsdiJk, Rotterdam. .Anchorcd in GUAR
Berth Changes
Vessel. Transferred io.
SGh ,,f. Ainsts '...'.. Port Reading : !
Anaka Observation-Disclosures. .Tottcnvillc $ +
Archer. ;........pier ., Bush Docks. Bklyn
Archiinedes ...,...Pier Il, Iioboken. y !
hraddock. Anchored of staricton. s /
Chicomico .....-.,.........Pi Pier So. BlLtn
Choctaw ...,...... Robins y -. BNlyn
pelinira .......... Iietjen & Lans's j. d.
Nobohen, \ j
Grudeoil. ...,....... Atorse's u u. Bi<lvn
&C. e. pst ..-.. AnC hored IN stream
Fishkill ,..-......... Cranes - II. Bklyn
Hagood ...... Pier 3. Constable Hook. \ /
il McLenna 1T So 9th st. Bhlyn
,ri'!'"n u ,flef IA, +. Il
lhgood, ........ Cranes - u. brook L. n
lnVincihle .......... OFT Weehaken. !
l1asca (br) -. vt 125th st.
NnoxVlle Pier :. Bush Docks. BROOKLYN
,NVrcha Maru ...'.;. Pier Brooklyr
Lake Catherine ... Cranes u II. Brooklyn
Lake Fackler Pier A, V Y, Jcr.ey CITY
Lake Fontana. ..........Pier 5. lIoboken
ia hc VI poa. f'icr :, X
Lake Winthrop. Rohin's d u. lyn
LIN hopoiis ..... Morse's u u. Brooklyn
Mariners Iiarbor. .Tt Smith s.. Bllylr
Auscatine ...:....,..,,,. ,.... Pier 50. II
Mis- ........ TT Van Brunt St, Brooklyn
;r"Ilr' .'''@E ! !, = j..
iohtIa .'....,.,.... ..,,...ft l8th st. r X
Rochester. r......,. Robins II. Brooklyn
Shinbu Maru. Pier g. W r. Wcehawkon
Sophie Nckmers. p s. u, J. & W. IIoboken
Tcnny son.............. Pier IA. llobokon
The Angeics..,.Ft Columhia St, Brookiyn
] II Lawrence. .......... Perth AmDoY \ J
unicoi .... ..........Ft t5th St. Brooklyn
West llumhaw Vulcan Iron Works } city
West Point. .......9 OFF s,apleton. S |
,dqu'hd $685. lcr 's' - *
VAGUE. .............,. Pier Si. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
New Head for French Line
J. Dal Piaz Succeeds De la
Touchc as President

PARIS, Nov. 81. Dal Piaz, ad-
mnistrative director of the Com
pagnle Generate Transatlantioue (the
French Line), was to-day appointed
president OF that line. He succeeds
castor dc Pellerin de la Touchc. who
died last week.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Two Held for Murder
Of Donahue Confess
Police Say Statements Resulted
When Men Are Confronted
With Gun and Murder Car

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. q
Alleged confessions VIE made late to-
night in which admissions were made
that Max Kranz, OF Bridgeport, and
Joseph Roach, of Danbury, were impl-
Gated in the killing Of Arthur B. Dona-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10

Hrachnc tnr>. Dunkirk: city Of S, Louis,
New York. '
=. TAMPA. Fla, Nov a-Arriyed: Lake
rrana' 1rin3' New Orleans; Rathlin Head (Br>,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
TRANSPACTFTC MAILS

The connecting malls close <t the gem
erhl postoffce and city tiifl postoffice
station, New York, at y IN. as follows:
hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia Via Vancouver and Victoria, B
{, steamship Niagara, November 1O.
hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
Maui, November IL
Japan. Corea. china, Siberia Siam.
French lndochina, Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands via Vancouver
and Victoria. G, steamship Empress Of
Russia, November H.
Japan 'orea, China. Siberia Siam.
French Indochina and Netherlands East
indies via Seattle. steamship Nator Maru,
November 1.
fiawsi. Philippine islands and specially
addressed na.l for Japan. Corea and China
Vta San Francisco, steamship Siberia
Maru November IL.
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia and
specially addressed mail for Now Zealand
VIA san francisco. steamship Sonoma, No
Ncmber IS.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail TO-mOrroW

sail Tomorrow
Alfonso XIII. Nigo... 90 AM 1900 NJ
Susquehanna. Danzg 900 AM 100 Pm
+ Luckenbach. Rot
terdAm '........l2:oo NJ 200 Pm
Sail Friday
Dorothy, San Domingo so AM 12.O0M
Achilles. Cape HaytI..l0:00 AM 90 I5N
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
FOREIGN PORTS

departures For New York
Ham mburg-S s e. A Lucienbach
W elshman. Mystic
,i'oraltar-S Hanllow Maru.
naVre-s Mexican burmese Prince.
Ahtwerp-S Idaho. Polyvlus
IiVeTpool-S S Nestris.
riymouth-S Nieuw Amsterdam.
Siasgow--S Wampum.
Man'la-S Hague Maru
HHrceiora-S Rome
f'ushing-S Lake F'alana
Arrivals From New York
noNohama--S Naugus.
Monteyideo-S 8 Shaume
Mani!a-S Muncaster Castle. Jason.
itlo Janeiro--S S Glcnafrlc. Mareoni.
Ca'cutta--S s Soekonk
l'ernan buco-S West Nosska.
2ueensto WIS S milwaukee, Bridge
Southampton-S S Anuitania.
Auroran--S s Clan Mackellar.
Melbourne-S S Liberty.
Shanghai-S S Hwah .Tah
- Michaels-S \ Re d'Italia
Mollendo-S s Esscquibo.
PiNnouth--S S Saxonin
Constantnople-S + Popta Mmubru.
Antwerp-S s Wheaton.
tiamburg-S $ Manchuria Kermit Ma
dc lrlarda
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
IsrOokIyy

"Mexico-~C Commercial and industrial ms
lls Mrs. ,,.ls.. az H. Talbot a. n s. rHary
Natural Wonders Of Thu 1uitel sat
and Canada, by LeRos Jeffers. l. r.
G. 8. ~ + $50. Forc Hamilton ANr-
.nue and Fifty-nrst stree. C1lorod
steroopticcn Views.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
ARMY Orders

Frop, The Tgitms's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov 9.-Army or
Gors issued to-day follow;
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10

reports that the Leviathan could be
led lied TO carry 1000 TO 5000 stcerage
.s.ssehgefs Trip are disputed by
pp'hg men. This would be impos
v'e wa'ie The vessel remains under
.''.., "aerieen registry they say, because i,
,,I'a be an impossibility to fit he.
.w ne hfe-savinS equipment re
ss'eo s'.eo by law ii any such number OF
''nnsengers was carried.
,... .-..eqA'rements as to the number OF
o. ar space passenger coul,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

After the movie go to the Branch Grill for noodles or chop suey. jyl3tf.
 All of Seward was up before break fast this morning. Last night radio was received from the destroyer fleet announcing their arrival here at : O. clock this morning. If ships time Scv- cu o'clock would mean six o'clock Seward time and if Frisco time would mean five o'clock. Many wanted to take no chances at not seeing naval sight and alarm clocks began whirring at five o'clock and kept the racket up in various parts of the city until six o'clock when practically all of Seward was aStir and watching the entrance for the first sight of the destroyers. At ' o'clock the deStroyers were sight ed and citizens began moving dock ward to give the big welcome.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

Picture moulding, latest designs, sizes, etc. Bring in your work now to Sylyia's. Jyl If.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

Harry kawabc's famous chicken noodles or chop suey at the Branch grill every night. jyl3tf.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

Meet at the Branch Grill and have
 noodles and chop suey. jyl3tf.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15
SYLVIA'S
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Andy's express meets all trains and steamers. Phone li3.
uIIIIIllnnnIIlIllIIIIIIlliIIiIlIIIImIlIIIIlE

FOR SALE Cheap Extra Good In- strument. Niolon Cello Inq'r Gateway.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

After the movie go to the Branch Grill for noodles or chop sucy. jyl3tf.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22

the interest on the bonds pro-
posed TO be issued. When
this road is constructed it re-
leases the county road funds
to rebuild along permanent
lines the lateral roads of the
county and keep the same in
repair. The only hope for
good roads in our county, is TO
find a way TO finance the per-
manent road construction I'M
ill all of our main thorough
fares are rebuilt of a perman-
ent nature and to use the regu-
lar annual fund for extending
the road building and repair
ing of the lateral roads. II is
TO the interest of citizens of all
parts of the county to get be-
hind the bond issue and see
that il is carried.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
ED D. SHINNICK,
Veteran Newspaper
Man, Dies After A
Months Illness.
HELD STATE POSITION.

SHELBYvILLE. KY.-Ed d.
Shinnick. 65 years old, editor Of the
Shelbyville Record and former secrc-
tary Of the State Beard Of Control.
died at his home five miles west Of
this city Monday night at 6 o'clock
after an illness Of four months
Mr.. Shinnick's death was due to
heart trouble. lie had been confined
10 his bed most 81 the time for four
months. but had been up at intervals.
He had been engaged in the news
pepper business here since 1856 and
became owner Of the Record shortly
after il was founded. lie served one
term as president Of the Kentucky
Press Association and was a regular
attendant at it, annual meetings
He served eighteen months rs sec
rotary Of the Board Of Control. rctir-
ing when Governor Morrow entered
Office. He was prominent IN Demo
cratic politics.
Surviving him are his widow. for.
merry Miss Mollie Sullivan. and four
sons. Lieut.. W. c. Shinnick. Frank
Shinnick. Charles L. Shinniek and Ed
u. Shinniek. Jr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Baptist Church.

Sunday morning the pastor will
speak on the subject 100 Per Cent.
Americanism Plus" For the even
ing service the subject is; The Man
Who Went Down, Down, Down. 4"
Come prepared to tell the pastor
what should be added to 100 pei
cent. Americanism and who was IN,
man that went Down, Down, Down
On the first Sunday in Februar.
the pastor begins a series Of "Plah
ralks about God, Creation. and Tn
'all." The prayer meeting topics 70
zach Wednesday evening are foun
the Book Of Romans.
We are trying to make all Of 90
eryiees entertaining. helpful an
lorshipful. We welcome you to an
md all Of them.
c. ID. sTRoTHER, paste
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22

New York. John Dadge. cf De-
troit. automobile manufacturer. died
here last week from pneumonia.
The career Of John p. Dodge paral-
leled in many ways that Of majority
Of Miehigan's leading automobile
makers. IL began In a small machine
shop; included many struggles
against poverty and failure and its
close found him one Of the motor
kings % the world with a fortune es-
timated at upwards Of $50. 900 900.
He with his brother. Horace
Dodge. composed the firm Of Dodge
Brothers, manufacturers Of the
Dodge auto.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
GET BEHIND
THE BOND ISSUE.

We have been a close OBJ
server of road construction for
a number Of years, and il is our
firm conviction that building
os soft macadam roads as has
been done in this and adjoin-
ing counties is a failure.
What is termed water
bound macadam roads" will
not hold under the use of heavy
and high speed motor vehicles
which constantly pass over the
main highways. A new sys-
TEN must be adopted in light
Of this failure at once, or We
shall have no roads at all.
At the public meeting which
assembled at the invitation of
the county judge yesterday in
Lancaster a plan was unani-
mously agreed upon and we
hope il will be the awakening
Of our people to needs of this
county and the opportunity
that now knocks at our door.
II was decided TO accept the Of
fer of the Federal government
and the state to pay SO or GO
pei cent as the case may be 10
construct a highway from the
Kings Mill bridge near Mar
cellus and pass around by
Camp Dick Robinson thru Lam
caster and over the Richmond
pike TO Paint Lick. To con-
struet this road of the most
lasting material, with what is
known as rock asphalt. Would
cost about S192.00O.00 and
would last about twenty years.
II is estimated that at the pres
ent assessed value of the prop
erty Of the county and the same
tax rate that we have hereto
fore maintained that there
would be a sufficient surplus in
the general fund annually to
pay the interest on bonds and
pay off the bonds as they ma
ture. The annual upkeep on 1
the road that is proposed TO .
rebuild now largely exceeds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Notice To Citizens
Of Lancaster.

The citizens Of Lancaster are re-
specially requested to notify the
Chief Of Police, whenever an electric
light on their street is not burning
at night This is very important, as
it is almost impossible for the mar
shall or the company TO know inn
mediately, as there are about five
miles Of electric wiring in the city.
We ask your cooperation.
JOHN NJ. DUNCAN. Mayor.
l-22-2t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22

Noblesville. Ind Chiefs Best, a
spotted Poland China hog. brought
$4,000 in a sale here this week.
The hog belonged to Frank Wise and
was purchased by Wyckof & Sima-
son, representing an Iowa State
breeders association. This is said
to be a new record price for one hog
A sow brought $4,000 at the sale.
Forty head which were sold brought
a total Of S6I.3sO.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
EVENING PROGRAM
The Swiss Bell Ringers
Auditorium, Feb
9th. 1920.

Trio-7th Concerto De Beri,
Cello Solo-Traumeri Schumai
Saxaphone Solo 49, Popular Balla
Trio-Sextette from Lucia Donizo
Mandolin Solo Boston Ideal Sizes
Violin Solo-Mazurka de Concert
Oearina Solo, Cello Obligato-Se
lected.
Xylophone Solo-The American
Patrol ------------- Dea
Musical Aluminium Tubes Popular
Harp Mazurka Schwei
Banjo Subsidiaries Picnic Br
Swiss Hand Bell Trio,
(al Last Rose Of Summer
(bl Irish Airs
(e) Southern Airs.
hungarian Duleimer Solo Pori
Airs.
iarimbaphone Duo-william Tel
Potpourri -------------- RIOS
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lar AIRS.
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sion Held. and Hamilton Col
legc. the Junior College Tor
Women. Will share In tint.
campaign. which il 20 be con-
Quoted as a part % the Inter
church World Movement.
Up 10 the time % the start
ing ~ the lnterchurch World
Movement financial drive.
TransylvanlH aud It's friend.
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will conduct
y campaign
OF educa-
tion, In or
der that the
urgentnee,l,
81 these In
st itutlons
may be -
well under.
stood that
- -.
will he glad
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Library. worth more than q
hundred thousand d0llars.
and which II Destroyed by
IRE could 10; be- replaced
Another aim 4 the Increase
~ the salaries u the profcs-
sors 10 a living standard.
making n possible &C. hold it,
present faculty. and Ca com.
inand the very best ayallahl.
material FOR Increasing lts
teaching force. Another aim
II the continuance of the pro.
grcss.ve policies 80 long
maintained hy this historic
college.
Many other first rank col.
leces throughout the country
have already taken steps 10
avert a crisis in educational
Affairs. With the Increased
cost % everything. n 10 ALSO
iutcly impossible for institu
tlons of learning 10 exist on
the basis of former support.
There Ia also a widespread
conviction of the necessity of