The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-25
Cotton Seed Meal for sale.
Hudson. Hughes and Farnau.

Legion Of Kentucky.
II has organized a campaign with
n chairman In each Congressional
District and a chairman in each eoun-
~.
The amounts raised by this cam
paign are to be spent in the State ac-
cording to needs.
No Legion member is expected to
solicit funds during this campaign. Il
is Citizens Committee project.
The Legion hopes that the first use
Of the money will be the establish
ment Of club rooms in each commun-
ity where there Is a Legion post
Your subscription is needed.
CAMPAIGN DATEs-M.reh 18th
to April 3ri-
Mr.. John NJ. Farra has been APP
pointed Chairman for Garrard couaty
TO direct the drive, and he has select
ed officers for each precinct.
The roster Of officers was not COM
plete at the hour the Record goes to
press. but the personnel has been Sc
leeted and win call upon you.
The following officers have been
selected by Mr.. Farra, and other Of
fieers will be selected by the Colonies
Of the various districts to serve with
them in this drive.
District or Precinct Officers.
Court House-w. A. Farnaa, Colocei.
West Park-D. A. Thomas. Colonel.
East Park--Jas. A. Besxlsy, Colonel,
Union-Silas Beard. Colonel
Z. Bryantsville-J. c. williams. Col.
W. Bryantsville. J. Hogan Ballard.
Colonel
Walkers School-W. Z. Whitaker,
Colonel,
Buckeye. B. Ray. Colonel.
Paint Lick-H. J. Patrick, Colonel
The following are the precinct Of
ficers reported so far by the Colonies.
COURT HoUSE-Mrs. W. B. Bur
ton. Major; Mrs. II. s. Hudson. Cap
tain; Mrs. G. c. Walker, and Mrs.
Louis Landram. Lieutenants.
WEST PARK-Mrs. Sallie r. Law
son. Major; Miss Sallie Elkin. Cap
tain; Misses Matte Lutz and Mamie
5. Dunn. Lieutenants.
EAST PARK-Mrs. s. C. Hasel-
den. Major; Mrs. s. A. Walker. Cap
tain; Mrs. Ross Bastin and Miss Shell
by Mason. Lieutenants.
PAINT LICK-Mrs. r. G. Woods.
Major, Mrs. Robert Walker. Captain;
Mrs. Harry Francis and Thomas
Logsdon. Lieutenants.
WEST BRYANTSvILLE-Mrs. r.
l. Burton. Major. Miss Zillah Dawes.
Captain; Mrs. G. $. Conant and Mrs.
J. II Ballard. Lieutenants.
The subordinate officers will be
designated as Majors. Captains and
Lieutenants. and while not as high
sounding in rank. will be equally rs
active and persistent in the canvass
as their superiors.
In the peace and quietude Of your
own homes. American citizens little
dream that hguratively speaking.
they are sitting over a fired mine.
Bolshevism is abroad today in our
land; scarcely a day but the papers
tell Us Of some outbreak Of l. W. W.
or some like organization. which are
the very rankest type Of Bolshevism.
Our chief hope for the suppression
Of these undesirables, this menace TO
Americanism, lies in the American
Legion. Their chief aim Is to combat
all organizations that are un-Ameri-
can. As to their efficiency along this
line, let Us cite you to their accom-
plishments cover there. They will
be equally efficient "over here, but
you must do your part. You must
back them up, not alone with your
stamp Of approval. but with your
means. Il takes money 20 maintain
such splendid organization. with
such noble aims for the public wei
fare. Surely the boys who compose
this organization. and who have so
recently offered their all should not
be allowed to now give Of their means
10 further such noble aims as their
circular shows them 60 stand for.
Now is your opportunity to show
hope to be helped. Help according
your Amerieanism. Help as you