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Graham guardian., 1921-11-04
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER ExECU-
TION

TION
Notice is hereby given that under
ana by virtue of writ of execution
Issued out of the Superior Court OF
the County of Graham, State Of Ari-
coma, ON the 10th day of october, 1921,
III a certain action pending in said
Court wherein Arizona Trust and
Savings Bank is Plaintiff and Gila
valley Electric, Gas, and Water Com
pany, ct al is defendant, wherein, on
The 18th ady of October 1921. said
plaintiff recovered Judgment against
the defendant ella Valley Electric
Gas and Water Company, In the sum
OF S57154.67 with interest at the rate
OF six percent thereon from date OF
said judgment, with costs and accru-
ING costs, which said judgment was
ON the 26th day of October. 1921, re.
corded in the ofice OF the Clerk OF
said Superior Court OF the County OF
Graham, and appears OF record in
Book ID of judgments at pages 2S2
thereof. l have this day levied ON the
following described real and per-
sonai property, belonging to
SAID defendant. one 100 II. P.
~ sestern Diesel Engine No. 81
With generator and EXETER; One SO H.
l.. Western Diesel Engine No. So with
generator and EXETER; One so II. p.
international Giant Engine: All and
eyery kind and character OF personal
property, goods, fixtures rights and
franchises, poles, lines and equip
nent belonging to the power plant OF
the said defendant located at or about
Stafford, ARIZONA, All pipe lines, trans
mission lines, distributing lines and
appurtenances, office furniture, stocks
OF goods and merchandise. rights and
franchises, and all and every charac-
ter of personal property OF said de-
fendant used in connection with or a
part Of its water system at or near
the said Town OF Stafford.
Wa SWA sen Sec. 81. and WE
NwA NWh NEA and NEA NWA
all of Sec. "a. all in Twn. s. R. 25
e. G.. & S. r. M. S1s NWA sen Sec.
%, and M NWA SEA and SWA
NEA all of Sec. 22. all in Twp. z s.
r. 25 E. G. & S. r. NJ. Beginning at
SE cor. Block AZ Stafford Townsite,
thence N. 125 Ft w. 142 It. S. 125 IT..
e. 142 IT. to beginning, being Lots
10 and ~ and parts Of Lots
8 and 13 in said Block ~, with all
tbs buildings and improvements
thereon.
And notice is further given that I
viii on Monday, the 14th day OF No
yember, 1921, at ten o'clock A. M. OF
said day, at the front door Of the Court
Houge of said County at Sanford, Ari-
2ona, as the undersigned sheriff Of
said county, In obedience to said writ
OF execution, sell at public auction
at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, lawful money Of the
United States. all right, title,
claim and interest Of said
above named defendant in and to said
above descIbed property, real and
personal, ors so much. thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs and accruing
costs. e..
j. D. SKAGGS, Sheriff
First publication Oct. 2S, 1921.
Last publication Nov. IL, 1921.
Graham guardian., 1921-11-04
NOTICE
SALE OF BONDS OF CENTRAL
DRAINAGE DISTRICT, GRAHAM
COUNTY, ARIZONA


DRAINAGE DISTRICT, GRAHAM
COUNTY, ARIZONA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO all
parties interested, that the Board Of
Directors OF Central Drainage District,
Graham County, Arizona, will receive
at their office at Central, Arizona un-
I'll the hour OF two O'Clock p. M.
November 10th, 1921, sealed bids for
the purchase Of the bonds OF said Dis.
trict in the amount OF twenty.four
thousand dollars (s24,OOO), issued un-
der and by authority OF chapter s,
title 55, Revised Statutes Of Arizona,
1913, Civil Code, and amendments,
thereof.
Said bonds will be in ten series. As
called for in paragraph 5454 Of said
Revised Statutes. and in the deromina-
tion of one hundred dollars (Sioo.e0),
bearing interest at the rate Of ak per
cent, per annum, payable semi-nnnual'
ly. on the first days OF January and
July of each year. beginning July l.
Graham guardian., 1921-11-04
MUCH IMPROVED

MUCH IMPROVED
Miss Hazel o'hryan, who was
brought home from Tempe last week
on account OF illness, is much inn
proved and is able to be out again,
Graham guardian., 1921-11-04

ON SICK LIST
| Ruth, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. r
Houck, has been i'll this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
HIS new JOB
MAY Be FATAL
Worker Plunges 40 Feet on
First Morning at Work

Failing ~ fret from a staging
while wrrcking the pattern shop at
tho skinner & Eddy shipyard Mon
day. Fred O'Ilorrke. about 30 years
Of agc. received n fractured left
shoulder. n fractured right wrist and
n possible fracture OF the skull. He
may die.
He was taken 10 the city hospital.
where. Il IL said. his condition ~ crit
icaL No relatives have been located.
O'Rourke lives AT the state hotel.
ii4h First ave. s. lie rs an ex.serv-
Ice man.
Hs was hired Monday morning by
Walter EgRan. ii0sh Third ave. 10
help In the wreckine. EgRan found
o'Rourke lying unconscious when he
returned later 20 the pattern shop to
see how tho new man, was getting
along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
DOLLAR GAINS
BUT NOT BUYER
Comptroller OF Currency
Explains Why

WASHINGTON, Iccb. IA -tnx-
In the form OF middlemcn's profits.
.'in many cases unwarranted and In.
excuHable." is preventing the con.
sumner from benefiting from the tire
mendous decline In prices Of rnw ma
terialn. Comptroller of the Currency
John Shelton Williams declared In
his annual report today.
Williams attacked iron. steel and
coal men ms trying 20 maintain ex.
c~asive prices for their products.
thus delaying a return 10 normal
prices and conditions.
ny closing down mills and minoa.-
Williams said. "the output OF steel
and iron waa reduced approximately
ono fourth In the year following the
srinistioe In order that manufnc'
turcrH and miners might obtain. be.
cause OF insiHtsnt and percmptory
demands. the cxorbitant profits real.
ned during the war. rather thnn the
more moderate profits they would
have had 20 accept n maximum
output had been maintained"
A nhrinkage OF vnluca estimated mt
between $4,000. 900 and $4,000. 900
Inns taken place in the last year. the
report continued Some priccs have
hit tho 1914 level and some have
gone below. Williams said. and con
tinuod
Despite the tremendous decline In
the prices Of rnw materials. for the
articles upon which tho cost OF living
ID based-~food. clothing and ~ cost
Of honninR--the private oitixs6 In not
yet receiving me full benefit Of the
drop. but he ia required 20 pay a tax
In tho shape OF middlomen's profits.
which In many cases In unwarranted
and inrxeuaablc.
I'VE need not imngfne we have
reached a firm and stable foundation
until excessive profits are further
Dictated. until the private citizen In
able to acquire with the expenditure
Of 81 Of his hard earned money
something approximating the guam
tity which that dollar commanded In
pro war times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
PAIR CHARGED
WITH ROBBERY
information Against Alleged
Gun BattIerS

Einar sorcnson and Willard Wren
were charged with robbery In an In.
formation filed by the prosecuting
attorney Monday. The two men re
Gently figured in the pistol duel with
policemen in which Wren was sc.
verely wounded. Jan. 2s. by Patrol.
men II. II. Rush and 8. II. Jennings.
near Woodland Park.
After Wren had been brought TO
the hospital he was identified by
Harry Clark as the man who held
him up on Jan. IA and took SEQ from
him. Sorenson was later identified
az wren's assistant IN the robbery.
wrcn's capture followed the rob
berry of l.. r. Thom's store at 370o
Intcrlaken ave They were chased
by policemen and are said 10 have
opened fire from their automobile
when the policemen returned the
fire, wounding Wren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
THIEVES LOWER
SELVES ON ROPE
Slide Down From SkyIight;
Loot Two Shops

Two shops were looted Sunday
night by thieves who gained en-
trance by sliding down a knotted
rope lowered thru skyiights-
The rope thieves first ransacked
the Exclusive Bicycle shop. 5o4 Stew
art st They pried open the skylight,
lowered the rope and then them
selves to a balcony. about eight feet
below. After taking si2 from the
cash TIN and from the pay telephone
box, they assembled 10 the roof once
more and drew their rope up after
them
The slyfight OF the House OF Real
Bargains next door. nj sos Stewart
st. was then pried open by the
thieves. They followed the same pro
cedure here The drop was about
Is feet In this shop. They stole q
SIS black coon fur coat. a SIS fur
neckpiece and lot of women's cloth
ing and hosiery. A travelling bag.
In which to carry the loot away.
was stolen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
NEARLY WINS A
~ BET ON HIMSELF

Ivan Dcviiliers. the Flying Cow
boy" who will leap 10000 feet Tues.
day from an airpIane. nearly won a
bet Saturday afternoon
A man on tho street offered 90 bet
him that a tiny sp~ck in the sky
at which thousands wcro exeitodiy
gazing. was Deyiiiisrx. making his
leap. prcfnaturciy.
II offered to cover any amount.
bot he mus, have got suspicious.
for no backed down. Devliiiers said
Monday.
The sp.ck WINS q toy haiioon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Booze Runner Gets
$500 and s Months

slx months In the county jail and
"a fine Of $500 was the sentence
handed Prank J. Ellison when no
pleaded guilty in federal court Mon
day TO charges Of boon~ running
Ellison IN alleged TO havc been APP
pretended with an auo load OF
liquor soon after crossing tho Dor
der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Five More Sophia
Wreck Claims Filed

Five additional claims arising out
OF the Princess Sophia wreck were
on file in federal court Monday
against the Canadian Pacific Railway
Co. In each case the plaintiff asks
$40 900.
Claim1nts are James Burke. Henry
Hitchin. Bert A. Northrop. William
Mcdowell and William Robinson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

Ten acres OF land adjoining the
Sand Point aviation site and owned
by May Mary Fletcher were con-
dcmned for King county by jury In
Judge Tallmnn's court Monday
morning for $3.50. A strip OF shore
land nearby was also condemned for
t2.37s.32. The county claimed that
tho land was necessary to round out
the aviation field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Arizona Steamboat
Was Only a Laundry

STEAMBOATS, in Arizona? What in
the world does anyone want with q
steamboat in that section OF the
country"
Federal Judge Netercr leaned for
ward. puzzled. TO catch the explana-
ton.
Beg your honor's pardon. but I
said my parents own a steam laun-
dry. not steamboat. In Arizona" said
the defendant. John b. Elkins.
And the court smiled.
Elkins had just pleaded guilty 20
charges OF booze running. He was
fined $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Third of Quota for
Irish Relief Raised

In the campaign for relief Of sur.
fcring women and children In Ireland
Seattle and King county had sub.
scribed sie.soo. or one-third OF the
districts quota. Saturday. subscrip-
tons up 20 the present time are said
10 have been for the most part vol.
untary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

"Witer vacations" anything in this broad land
Glance at these pictures of society at pSyH taken on the
doy Everything from right the thermometer,
At the top Miss Adelaide Stevens daughter of Senator
W. n Stevens Of Neo Jersey ice yachting the frozea
Shrewsbury rper and closeup of her lying flat the yacht
Fair tobogoanists the slide at Newport ~ H. shocn
IN the center And belop, in the at Palm Beach, Fld
ef) Mr. and Mrs. Richard de Blos Boordon honey
Of Boston and Ne,o York. and (igh, Mrs. Lous
S. Lerv, Ne,c York Qiving her dog bath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Tuscania Survivors
Have BANQUET Here

Semitic survivors Of the sinking Of
the TuMcanla- which wns lost when
torpciocd by German submarine on
February s. 1918. celebrated their gce
cape from death with a banquet at
VOLTS cafeteria Saturday night
There were II persons present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

11c-"There's someone lying in
i ~ the street back there" when
N. y. Hogge's brother looked out the
back of his auto and told Heggc this,
HeKge turned about and found that
he had run down a motorman named
j. II. Walden, OF 36t2 Evanston ave-,
Saturday night. The accident occur.
red at Leary ave. and Sixth ave.
". w. lIeggc took Wahlen TO Lake
side hospital. whore Il is feared he
may have n broken ankle. Hegge
lives at 3s05 Baglcy ave.
117-E r. wiles. 6sii 3oth ave.
i ~ N. w, stopped his auto In a
foot after striking a man Mt First
ave. and Pike St Saturday. The man
was uninjured.
11Q-A woman was watching a
j 40 flashing electric sign when
hit by his auto Mt Second ave. and
Spring 1T. Saturday night. @. l..
Hunter, $40 Fleming place, reported
to police. She was uninjured ana
gave her name as Mrs. Mcpherson,
l07 First ave. n.
110-A Lownds. b1t Ward ST..
i ~ was in city hospital Monday,
his leg fractured. lie was struck by
the auto OF O, Johnson. Seward no.
tel. Third ave. and Yesler way, at
Dexter ave. and Fifth ave- N. W..
Sunday night.
19n-peter Paulson, ~. received a
xLV slight scalp wound when
struck by an auto on Dearborn st.
Sunday night He was treated az
city hospital The driver of the auto
did not report to police.
1C1--An unidentified pedestrian
IL 1 wanted To fight after being
hit by the auto OF Austin A. Taylor
of Vashon. at First and Virginia.
Monday. Taylor declined the invita-.
ton. lie reported to police. The
man WIS not hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Butler Hotel
TO Have Revue

Mrr Marie Savage. wife OF John
r. Savage. owner OF the Butler no
tel. left today for san Francisco and
New York. 20 assemble IA or rs sing.
crx and entertainers, whom she will
bring back here in two weeks for a
revue ut IL Butler. Mrs. Savage
promised nay that the revue Will
be one OF Ne best in tho Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Seattleite, Mother
of Legislator, Dies

Funeral arrangements for Mira
Eta IL. Richardson, 20, who died
at her home. the Homer apartments.
are TO he announced later. Mrs.
Richardson Is the mother of S. III.
Richardson. state Representatives
from Ferry county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
BABY'S FIRST
PINT BOTTLE
Twas Made From the Horn
of a Bull

LONDON. Feb. THE first
baby's feeding bottle was a bulls
horn.
False teeth were worn 5000 years
ngo.
a bad OF wool was used for n tooth
brush.
Primitive doctors were able 10 OBJ
crate on the brain with pieces OF
glass without killing the patient
Medical relies OF former ages In
the Welcome Historical Medical Mu'
scum are proof OF these things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
John Bushell Rally
on Thursday Night

James Cooey. 5717. 2sth ave. n.
f.. will act as chairman at the rally
to be held by friends of John Bush
ell in the Northeast district. at Yes
Ter Presbyterian church next Thurs
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

Heretofore Americans have CON
sumed about 20,000,OOO pounds OF i'm
ported Swiss cheese annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
CONTAINING A NllMBER OF

ARTICLES on student life, the Col
umns. new University OF Washing
ton magazine, made its initial APP
pearance on the campus Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

Cypress and walnut. when used In
contact. cause each other to rot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
DEATHS

Radocaj Jovo, 30, Goa V Sixth s.
McMaster. Elizabeth v. Ga. 1858
John st.
10 Roy, isdna. a.. 11ls Madison St
Hatch. Mary u, as, 9i0O Olson pl
Bennett. Mrs. Jane, 81, 364O Whit
man.
Moran. John t.. OF. sis5A Seventh
w.
Roidy. Patrick. &C. sal Maynard.
soloman. Mary, 80. 1907 n. i3rd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

rAETNrNsHff FIRST CLASS
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
AND GAS STATION
1907 will give you equal half inter-
cot In high class auto repair shop.
equipped with all kinds OF tools
drtll press. grinder welding outfit
motor generator. chain block. viaem
aud all necessary equipment TO do
first class work owner ~ expert
mechanic. and will tak. n man
who 10 mechanically inclined and
willing 10 work and learn, f1x-
celtrnt location and making
money. That's IL hizh class place.
and wtli look coed to you See
Mf. EenEfslder. 1i9 Ssaboard Bldg
I.ARTNEtt~iflp
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
$3.50 n the fun prir. for nn equal
oue-haif Interest In busy shop.
good location. cheap rental. plenty
OF tools. This h an old established
shop. and has = lot ~ regular Gus
toners. You should easily make
batter than f1e0 per month. You
viii have 70 hurry u you set this
bargain, for particulars zee Mr..
Hodge. III heeboard Bldg
FOR s.At.is--NEw AND SECOND
hard store. fine location $3.50
cash
Secondhand antique store Si-ssc
cash-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

A hen cacisics after laying AN egg
To denote pleasure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
ACREAGE

ROOMS AND HATH. rI.AsrERilD
house, 1880. $500 cash. terms tis
and interest per month.
JOHN AZ. pAuiBY
1900 Market ~,
" -kcRn HACRfFtcE. RfntiT oN
Edmondr paved road, $50 cash.
balance so month. owner. East
hTiN. Mupt sell
NIFTY BUNGALOW PLANS. $40
Aknnhtuuf,p fIIay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
FARM LANDS

READY MADE FARMS
Western Washington irrigated berry
land, 10shcre farms, all lands
clther under pillow or ready for
piowi no stunpHt good loeatiopi
unusual proposition offered 60
married mon with farming ex-
perienec. write today for further
details, Address Land Dept. Me-
kanna Lumber Co. Mckenna. Mn
SALls-HioHLY lM-
proved farm. ON pavement, In
tkaEit county two fine dwellings,
barns, sheds orchard. fully stock
20: plenty ,o9ls; about 20 serea.
$4,000 easy tofmH Box s22. Clear
lake, wash
40 ACRES GOOD STUMP LAND;
email house miles from Ms
Vernon. bargain, $1,000, on terma.
II. g. PETERS, Tt6 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

name ana residence. age.
Robinson. taforest George.
Port Angeles .............. Legal
lyman. Mary Annabeilo. Sc
attic ...-..ss.....ts ..s.s. .bcEai
Ellirott, Eugene C.. Seattle Legal
Robb. Edith NJ. Seattle ...... Legal
johnson. Robert Seattle .....2s
DarlRnd. Mabel Angelcna. Seattle. 30
Ward, Edwin H., seaiim ..-...3b
Wilson. Beatrice T.. Twin ....,...2a
Baker James Il. Seattle 49,. Legal
Hughes. Gwen j., Seattle 49,. Legal
Ring. Frederick T.. Seattle. ...25
Carlson. Marguerite t.. Seattle III
LwacS, Theodore, Seattle ......22
johnson. Selma. Seattle ....-...,,2i
Schcel. Emil c., Seattle $50. Legal
McNaughton. Florence O., Sc
httle ........s...- .s.-s... 81 eghi
johnson, Eriand T., Victoria. II. c. .sb
Campbell, Stella b., Victoria. u. c. is
Adams, James Otis. Seattle ...25
Montague. Helene Adelaide.
Seattle ......t.. .s....sss.. .Icgal
Reed. Charles f., Friday Harbor. 90
Boyce. May, Friday Hnrbor .-....21
Guzzo. Anthony Del. Seattle .....2Q
Hipp, Marie, Seattle .............1S
Scott. Ernest L., Portland 80. Legal
Franzle, Edna b., Bellingham Legal
Russell. John r.. Seattle .......sG
Butler. Lottie May, seattle .......34
Gilner. Richard A.. Seattle ....2s
Lundberg. Gladys. seattle ........2i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
BIRTHS

Wniflhiii, T. J., 1857 35th w. bow
Davis. H. r., zoos 2ist ~ ~. girl.
Upper. E.. 1894 y. 18th. girl.
Sweeney. H. A., l0l7 n, 52nd ST.. boy.
Han. II. H., 1854 Fifth W. boy.
Dement,. G. H., Liberty Court. boy.
oJlrien, J. T.. I1s6h Woodland Park
ave, boy.
Phillips, j. NJ, Kohala. Hawaii. girl.
Willadson, $. j., 3T55 Grayson ST.,
boy.
Davis. Everett, 4tt2 4Oth s. W.. girl
MEME, III. c.. Endolyne, boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
FEMALE HELr WANTED

Cf@ERks. OVER II. FOR PoSrAI.
mail service. st35 month. Exam
nations February. Experience
unnecessary. For free particulars
Of tAstruc ton write J, LEONARD
tform.r civil Service Examtnerl,
ti3S Equitable Bldg Washington.
l.. &.
" SAN wEfsFfELp CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw u away.
sot linton
AoTIME PrASo PLAYIN0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07

VIII. MY LIBERTY BONDS
Will. SELL
, King Airnhip co.
20 Rainier Gas Crystal Co
30 Victory Rubber.
Ice Upper Mig Co
loo Alberta OH Co.
Zoe Cooperative Fuel rroductn
800 Pacific Electric W-lder
asa Bsacon Coal
500 Universal Rotary Engine
500 Western Smelling a Power.
1909 Columbia Red Metal
1000 Redemption Gold. Canada
MAX WfNKt.ER
~, Union 81 Elliott $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
STOCKS AND BONDs

STOCKS oFFERieD
. Central fidg. BondA
rs Pacific Coast Co.
auo smith Canning Mach.
10 Fisher FIGURING MiilA
$500 sup. Port. Cement Bond.
10 Silent Drama.
900 Victory ituhber ...-.snso
5000 nrucon Coal Mines -. BID
900 Mid Continent Royalty. 80
t'ays 40 monthly
5000 Wash. Montana OH -. .oe
1000 Trojan OF. Cal. ..... .iih
~ tlemonH- furvis OH $500
5000 Forks OH ............. 90 y
STOCKS WANTED
King AirAhip Western Rubber
lsikenH- Hazel Marsh Cons
Liberty and Victory Bonds.
q. J. STEfpf.E
us ELnrrN ~ MnEn NldE.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-26
MEMORIAL
SERVICES
AT Mt. Tabor Church,
Paint Lick.
Ex.soLpIERs ARE ESPECIALLY
INvITDE.

The American Legion Of the Hell
dial Sanford Post will hold memorial
services at the Mt. Tabor Baptist
Church next Sunday night, May 20,
at 1880 =. NJ.
They will have a special musical
program and Prof. James Watt Raine
Of Berea College, will deliver the ad-
dress Of the evening.
This will be n program that is worth
going miles to hear and as this SER
vice is to be held in memory Of our
brave departed heroes 1t 10 the de-
sire Of the members Of the local
post that all the ex-soldiers Of the
county assemble at the Mt. Tabor
church next Sunday night at the
above hour.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-26
LANCASTER LOSES
Richmond Boys Trim
Local Team

BY a score Of II to Q the Ianoas-
ter Town Team went down in defeat
before the Normal Team Of Rich
mond. on the local grounds yesterday
afternoon. while we should like TO
have seen the score reversed. yet our
boys put up a game fight. in view Of
the fact that eight scores had been
put over the rubber by the opposing
team in the first inning. A little
piece Of III luck like this is capable
Of taking the pep" out Of an or
binary team. but not 50 with our
boys. who seemed to rally and were
able to run in six scores before the
close Of the ninth inning.
Richmond has good team in the
Eastern Normal. in fact about the
best we have seen on our grounds
this year. Better luck next time.
boys
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-26
Judge Hardin Under.
goes Operation For :
Carbuncle.

Circuit Judge Chas. A. Hardin, Of
Harrodsburg. underwent an opera
ton yesterday for carbuncle. A
telephone message from his bedside
this morning said that the operation
was successful and that Judge Har-
din is getting along as well as could
be expected. On account Of the
Judge having diabetes his friends
are uneasy about him. but unless he
has backset he will soon be out
again. Judge Hardin's many friends
are hoping that he will soon recover.
A special term Of the Boyle Circuit
Court was called for this week. but
on account Of Judge Hardin's illness
the term will not be held.-Danville
Advocate