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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
CHAUTAUQUA
CUARANTORS
Hold Meeting and Pre-
pare For Coming
Event.

The guarantors % the coming
Chautauqua have had several meet
ings during the past week and every
thing il now arranged for the coming
Chautauqua which promises 20 be the
best that has ever appeared in Ian
caster. The meetings have been held
at the rooms Of the woman's Club.
this organization lending every CO.
operation possible and adding much
inspiration 10 those who are fnanci-
ally back o. the entertainments.
Ticket committees have been Sc
Iected and are getting down to brass
tacks." This committee is composed
Of W. X. Basin. Chairman, Or. V.
G. Kinnaird. W. A. Farnau. d. A.
Thomas and the Woman's Club.
The Bryantsville committee is com.
posed Of Miss Zilla Dawes and J.
Hogan Ballard. The Paint Lick
committee being, Mrs. Robt. Walker
Mrs. Mary Lear Davidson; Buckeye
Mr.. Otto Simpson and Miss Nora
Teater.
The publicity committee Is com.
posed % II. c. Sutton. W. r. Champ
Kinnaird Brothers and Il. l.. Elkin
Or. II. s. Hudson was unanimous.
~ elected as permanent chairman OF
all the committees and Billie Miller
chosen treasurer and A. u. Joseph
secretary.
About l75 tickets remain yet e
be sold, which will probably be done
between now and county court day
The chairman Of the ticket com.
mittee has called a meeting Of is
members for Friday night. June gath
In the meantime let's all get busy and
put the coming Chauiauqua over with
a whoop.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
REV. JOSEPH
BALLOU
Passes Away At Home
In Stanford.

Rev. Joseph Ballou, one Of the
most beloved preachers Of the Chris
tian church, died at his home in Stan
ford Tuesday morning after an i'll
ness Of several months. The In
terror Journal says Of his death:
A grand old soldier Of the cross
joined his loved ones on the other
shore. when the spirit Of Ed. Jos
eph Ballou took It's flight to man
sions above. He had been III for
some two weeks, but grew much
worse last night and the end came
at $3.50 this morning. He was IS
years old Jan. 2ist., and for IS years
last Sunday had been preaching the
gospel How many had confessed
their sins under his preaching or how
much good he did for his fellow man
during his long service in the Mas
ter's Vineyard will never be known.
but many who became better men
and women under his ministrations
carry heavy hearts today because
the splendid man Of God is no more.
Moving 10 Lincoln county from Pu-
laski some so years ago. Mr.. Ballou
made this county a model citizen for
a full half century. He was born
in Pulaski and for a number Of years
had charge Of the ferry at Burnside,
conducting store and preaching
every Sunday and many times often
er. He built and was pastor for
several years Of Antioch church near
there. Coming to Stanford he was
pastor Of the Christian church here
during 1876. and then served during
1872, so and 81. lie was elder
emeritus for a long time. and his
service was blessed with rich re
ward. There was no better known
or better loved man in this entire
section than was Mr.. Ballou.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
Williams.

Mr.. John Williams. aged rs years,
died at his home in this city last
Thursday night at nine o'clock. af-
ter an illness Of several months Of
Bright's disease. The passing Of
John Williams from our community.
is source Of regret TO those who
knew him personally. being a man
possessed Of the highest traits Of
character. generous TO fault and
never was happier than when per-
forming some service for a friend.
Many are those who will mourn his
death. yet he leaves a rich inheritance
with hundreds Of his friends, for
whom he had done service 50 freely
and so gratefully,
when Ia years OF age he came to
this country from Germany. locating
in Lexington for a few months. then
coming to this county where he spent
the remainder Of his life. Never a
more loyal or patriotic citizen ever
lived among our people.
He is survived by four children,
Messrs. T. b. and Richard Williams.
Mrs. Will Henderson and Miss Re-
beeca Williams. Of this city. The
sincere sympathy Of the community
20 out TO these devoted children in
the loss Of kind affeetionate father
and devoted grandfather.
Mr. Williams was a deyOut mem
Der Of the local Baptist church and
a member Of the lodge Of Odd Eel
lows Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the home last Saturday
afternoon by his former pastor. c. d.
strcther, assisted by Rev. II. s. Hud-
son Of the Presbyterian church. The
Odd Fellows conducted the burial ser
vices. which were held at the Laneas-
ter eemstsry,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
CITY DELIVERY
Lancaster To Have This
Service If Certain Re-
quirements Are
Met.

With the advancement o. the Ian
easter post Office from a third class to
a second class Office on July lat, Is
long step that only few offices in
.he state have been able TO make this
year. With this advance the govern
ment has granted to the city Of Ian
caster. village delivery service. with
two carriers. effective just as soon rs
certain requirements have been met
By the citizens and patrons Of this
service. These requirements are
street signs at all intersections.
houses numbered. and the erection Of
mail receptaeles in the homes, stores.
and Offices Of those who avail themsel-
YES Of this service.
Just when this service will start
is entirely with the patrons as certain
requirements must be fulfilled and
these are imperative. Some Of the
citizens will promptly number their
houses. while others will procrasti-
nate, thus delayin & the serviee.
These requirements are all import
ant. yet not at all expensive. bu,
mus, be done and done promptly.
The government o. course furnish.
ed al the street collection boxes, but
those mentioned above must be sup
piled by the patrons,
The Central Record Is in receipt
o. the following letter from Mr.,
Clarence Coleman, post-offiee inspee-
tor:
Central Record, Lancaster, Ky.
"The Lancaster post Office will ad.
vance TO the second class effective
July /. 1921. the clerks TO have Civil
Service status The office has also
been granted village delivery service,
with two carriers, effective just a.
soon as certain requirements have
been met. such a. street signs at all
intersections. houses numbered, and
erection Of mail receptacles in homes.
stores, offices. etc.
] am glad to see Lancaster COM
ing TO the front by advancing to the
second class. and obtaining village
delivery"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
MISS MISSIONER
Attends The Graduate
Nurse Convention.

Miss Westover, our local Red Cross
Public Health Nurse was in Louis
vile last week attending the State
Convention Of Graduate Nurses.
Miss Westover went to Louisville
Tuesday in the Red Cross car. taking
two Garrard County children with
her for hospital treatment for tuber-
eulosis Of the hip.
While in Louisville she called at
the Louisville City Hospital to see
boy whom the health officer had
sent to that institution last Novem-
Der.
Although he has nearly recovered
from serious malady. he does not
wish to return home. but prefers to
remain at the hospital. working in
the wards.
The convention was Of unusual in
terest to the nurses in the Red Cross
service as the guest Of honor was
Miss Clara Noyes, president Of the
National Graduate Nurse assoeia-
ton and director Of the Red Cross
Nursing Service.
There are thirteen hundred Red
Cross Nurses doing public health
work in this country and four hun
dred chapters are waiting for nurses
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
EXHIBITS
In Garment Making To
Be Held Throughout
County.
MANY PRIZES TO BE GIVEN.

The Garment Making Clubs under
the direction Of the Home Demon
stration Agent. Miss Joyce Syler, will
hold exhibits OF their work as fol-
lows:
Lancaster Clubs, Lancaster High
School, June 25th.. at 2 o'clock.
Through the courtesy Of the following
business men and firms prizes will
be awarded to the girls:
Goodloe and Walker Bros. Hasel-
den Bros, Central Record. Mr.. A.
Joseph, J. T.. Diekerson and the
Brown Store.
Bryantsville Exhibits will be held
at Mrs. Alfred Swope's, June 18th,
at o'clock. The prizes will be
given by Becker and Ballard, Mr..
Noah Marsee and the W. c. T. u.
The Manse Exhibit will be held at
the Manse School on June 2lst., at
o'clock. The prizes given by Led
ford and Ramsey.
buChtgt iluD Will DC utiu JuHc
23rd., at School Building at o'clock.
The prizes given by Mr.. Roy San
ders and Mr.. o. Simpson.
Buena Vista Exhibit, June GATH.
at 2 o'clock at School Building
Prizes will be given by Mr.. Ford
Merchant and Mr.. d. McMurtry.
Mt Hebron Exhibit will be held
June 2sth.. o'clock at Mt. Hebron
School. Prizes will be given by Mr..
Bowling, Mrs Edd Grow. Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Brumheld.
Paint Lick Exhibit will be held on
June Goth. at Paint Lick School.
The prizes to be announced later.
The Judges will be Miss Helen Gill.
Lancaster; Miss Irene Piedalue, Field
Agent in Clothing, Lexington; Miss
Lulie Logan, District Home Demon
stration Agent, Lexington.
The public will be interested in at
tending all these exhibits TO see the
splendid work the girls have done the
past few months.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
ROY A. HAYNES
Selected To Head Dry
Forces OF Nation.
Married One OF csrrsrd'. Fair
Dsushter,.

II was the cause Of much satisfae-
ton and afforded a great deal o.
pleasure to the numerous friends Of
the family as well a. all acquain-
tances. when il became known here
las, Friday that Major Roy A.
Haynes Of Hillsboro. Ohio had been
named as L. S. Prohibition Commits
sioner. by President Harding to sue
coed Mr.. Kramer.
The appointment Of Major Haynes.
Is % special interest TO Lancaster
and Garrard county friends. as well
as to all Kentuckians. from the fact
that his wife before her marriage,
was Miss Katherine Mason, Of this
city, daughter Of the late W. p.
Mason and Mrs. Mason, one Of the
most popular matrons of our town.
Major Haynes is well known and
popular here, where he often visits
and exceedingly popular among the
Ohio Republicans. lie i an original
Harding man, and edits the Hillsboro
Dispatch. Through lis columns in
1917 Major Haynes announced for
Harding for President. In 1920 for
years having been a close friend OF
Mr.. Harding and supporter in all pre-.
yious campaigns, he was very active
for him in the Chicago convention
Major Haynes is looked upon as a
dry man. with close utilization with
the Anti-Saloon League and is an
ardent prohibitionist. He is ma.
tive son Of Hillsboro. Ohio. wher,
he was born August 81, 1851. 80
years ago.
He is editor Of the Hillsboro Dis
patch, chairman Of the Highland
County Red Cross. and manager OF
the Dry Federation. Major Hayne,
for three years was head master OF
Miami Military Institute at German.
town. Ohio. teaching the depart
ments Of literature, economies and
history and where he earned his title
as Major.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
Big Dramatic Company
Here All Next
Week.

What promises to be a real trea,
to theater going people in this viein.
ity, will be the Heffner-vinsOn Stock
company which will pitch tent on the
Jack Adams lot on Richmond street
next Monday for a weeks stay in
our city. This company Of artists
come highly recommended and from
clippings we see from papers In elite,
where they have played. the shows
are all clean and composed Of a com.
pany Of professionals
Ladies accompanied with a gentle.
man, will be admitted free next Mon,
day night. They are carrying a large
advertisement on the back page o.
this issue. Read Il for more details
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
A Handsome Thimble Free With .
sack Of Bsllards Obeli.k Flour.
Hudson a Farnau.

he can tell the absolute truth for
one whole day. From first to last
this rollieking comedy inspires con-
slant gale of merriment
The Fine Arts Quartet win be the
attraction Of the last afternoon. A
delightful musical comedy sketch.
featuring the life and songs Of Old
Ireland, given in appropriate cos
tune, will be an important part Of
the program to be given By this COM
pany. The quartet also presents in
special cosiumes a striking arrange
ment Of the best in Spanish music.
In addition. varied song selections
and readings are rendered with ar
tis,ry aud verse.
On the last night the management
will present one Of the leading en-
tertainers In the Chautauqua field.
Charles r. Taggart. musician. humor-
ist and impersonator. known as the
"hddling wizard and an unequAlled
story teller The eleanest, ripping
est and freshest fun goes into his
programs. making the last night Of
the Chautauqua a fun-making fea.
ture extraordinary. Mr.. Tsggart's
Victor and Edison records testify to
his popularity.
In accordance with the long stand
ing policy Of the Redpath manage
ment a special story hour will be con-
Quoted each morning or afternoon
for the children. A thoroughly
trained young woman will direct this
work for which no admission Is eharg-
ed. The stories are sure 10 prove a
delight and treat to the youngsters.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
Mrs. Eliza Hill
Dies In Danville.

Mira Eliza Hill passed away at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. NJ. II.
Dudley, in Danville yesterday after
noon. She had been in bad health
for several months and for a while
was at the hospital in that city. ,
She is survived by two children.
Mrs. Joe Nevius and Mrs. Dudley. Of
Danville. She was a eonseerated
member Of the Christian church Of
this city and was dearly beloved by
many. Burial will take place today
in the Lancaster cemetery, the SER
vices being conducted by Rev. Z. b.
Bourland.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
Good Game Tomorrow

Lancaster Town Team will play the
Hustonville baseball team on the
Lancaster grounds tomorrow (Fri-
day. afternoon, the game being
called promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
This promises to be a fast game and
close one. Hustonville has il in
for our boys, for we trimmed them
on their home grounds last week by
close score. Admission so cents,
ladies and children. 25 cents. Let's
20.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
Beautiful Window

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frisbie. have
recently had placed in the Presbyter-
ian church here a beautiful window
in memory Of their son, Ben Hudson
Frisbie. The window Is artistic in
design. loaded Tiffany art glass being
used In It's construction and is a
handsome memorial TO this splendid
and beloved young man. The win
dow has on IL the following inserip-
ton;
"Blessed are the pure in heart"
In memory Of Ben Hudson Frisbie
April. 18th. 1901 May, 22nd. 1920
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
KENTUCKY PRESS
ASSOCIATION
Midsummer Meeting
At Danville Very
Enjoyable.

The unsunted hospitality, warm
greeting and cordial welcome extend
ed to the members % the Kentucky
Press Association by the citizens Of
Danville. at it, midsummer meeting
there last week. added much to the
success o. the meeting, which proved
to have been one Of the most inter
esting and instructive meetings held
by the association in many years.
With headquarters Ideally located
at the Kentucky College for Women,
where every comfort and many lux
uries were provided by DIR Allen.
president o. the college. aided by Miss
Andrews. the efficient dean Of this
splendid school. the success Of the
pceting was assured from the open
ING day. This college Is one OF the
best equipped We have seen in years
easily accommodating $50 young lad
les. beautiful grounds. well furnished.
well lighted. and well ventilated
rooms, and with a corp Of teachers
uncxeelled in the south. II is won
der 20 us that parents could find any
apparent reason for sending their
daughters TO an Eastern school
The members Of the Danvillc
Chamber o. Commerce were untiring
in their efforts in looking after the
entertainment Of all the members,
as well as Or Garfield and all the
Centre College faculty.
The only mar 20 the entire session
vas the unfortunate accident which
befell Miss Anne Poague, Of Ashland.
most brilliant newspaper woman
and exceedingly popular with the
craft.
Aside from it. regular program.
many entertainments were provided
FOR all members o. the press and their
families. the badge provided to every
member, admitting him anywhere and
with a cordial welcome "to boot"
The banquet given to the editors
and their lady friends. was a most
delightful affair. Dt. W. A. Garfield
making a charming POSTMASTER. pre-
siding with the ease and grace for
which he IL 30 well noted.
Those on the program Of the ban
quet included. Hon. Emmett Puryear.
Of Danville, Mr. Jonas. editor Of the
Louisville Herald. Hon. II. Matthews.
Of Los Angeles. Calf. and DIR. NJ. NJ.
Allen. president Of the Kentucky
College for Women.
AZ the election Of officers. held at
the final meeting on Wednesday. Mr..
W. L. Dawson Of the Oldham Era.
la Grange, was elected President.
Mr.. G. Il. sneff Of the Advocate. Mt.
Sterling, was elected Vice President.
Mr.. l.. S. Fitzhugh. Of the Enterprise.
wilmore, Chairman Of the Executive
Board and Mr.. J. c. Aleoek. Of the
Messenger, Danville. secretary and
treasurer. reelected for the eleventh
time. Other members Of the ex-
ecutive board are: s. NJ. Saufgly,
Of the Daily Richmond Register.
Richmond. b. h. coIine. Of the News.
shelbyville, Desha Breckenridge. Of
the Lexington Herald. and r. L.
Elkin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
Tobacco Meeting.

Judge r. W. Bingham. will speak
Friday evening in Danville, at eight
o'clock, instead Of two o'clock. as
was previously announced.
The meeting will be in the inter
eS. Of the Cooperative Tobacco
Marketing and many from Garrard
county will attend.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
To The Farm.

Gayle Doty has job for the sum-
mer out on the farm Of Mr.. J. A.
Arnold. Gayle is an energetic young
man and doesn't believe in loaiing
through the summer. His example
might well be emulated by others Of
our young men, rather than to spend
the summer in idleness.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16
Back Somersault

Pat Murphy. one Of the head me-
ehanies at the Haselden Bros. Gar
age, had narrow escape last Friday.
while attempting to pull a heavy
loaded truck from a ditch on Lex
ington street with a Ford Tractor.
After the tractor had been securely
attached to the truck. Murphy mount
ed his engine and applied the gas.
The tractor did its best. but the
truck would not bulge. Another
start was made, the gas again applied
but this time the tractor reared up
and fell backward. Murphy escaping
by a hairs breadth. Il was soon
righted and the driver soon recovered
from the worst scare he probably
will ever have. A block and tackle
were rsorted TO and the truck was
removed after traffic had been block
ed for several minutes
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-16

Rev. G. L. Bohon. +. T., will con-
duet the service Sunday morning at
the eleven o'clock hour. The sermon
will be followed by the administra-
ton Of the Sacrament. The evening
service viii be conducted by the pas
tor Let every member OF the
church be present as this is the last
Quarterly Meeting Of the year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20

I'VE SELL THE EARTH"-Pr0perty
for sale in all parts Of the city. Farms
and small plutS for sale. List your
farms and city property with US for
imm ediate sale.
Northwest-6 rooms all modern. close
In, 5 bedrooms, full basement, built
three years, s., 100; $500 cash.
All modern room home, Tot 4ox1S6,
oak floors, street paved, laundry and
garage. $4,000; terms.
room, all modern, 3 bedrooms, oak
floors, large living room, built three
years, garage, 5000: terms.
Southeast-Beautiful q room bungalow,
3 bedrooms, ali modern, oak flors, fun
basement, laundry aud tubs, garage,
street paved, built three years, $500 /;
terms.
3 room all modern colonial home on
paved street with oak flors, laundry,
etc, s.. 500; 500 cash, $40 per month.
Good purchase.
S room all modern home. Z blocks
from center, colonial architecture with
garage. Will trade or sell from 500 TO
5000 down.
( rooms, partly modern on paved street.
$1,000 cash $500 down
HAUGH AND HARMON.
526-2S Farmers Trust Building
Telephone Main i1S2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
real ESTATE FOR SALE
SOME OF OUR OFFERTNGS-

oOAAE VI OLh OF = ~ Ms.
One room cottage, furnished. garage.
shed, large lot 500; easy terms.
Neat cottage, rooms, gas. electric,
water, lot 34xl7O. $3.50: terms.
Close IN. paved street. 5 room cottage,
partly modern, large lot, 5000 terms.
room house, modern but furnace,
large lot, 5000 500 cash.
Close in, paved street rooms. partly
modern, large lot. $500; $500 cash.
Splendid horae. completely modern. 6
rooms, bedrooms large lot $3.50; 500
cash.
Best location. close in, bungalow, .
rooms. built / years. $4,000; terms.
Bright clean home. completely modern,
hip roof type, built two years, $500 :
Beautiful location, close IN, bungalow.
5 rooms completely modern. oak finish,
pretty in detail and arran cement, 5000 ;
terms.
Northwest. close in, beautiful home.
rooms 3 bedrooms, oak flors through
out. Trim: oak and enamel, butlt-in
bookcases, white kitchen. full basement.
laundry. $1,000 $1,000 cash,
Northwest beautiful : room home,
Quartered sawed oak finish. fireplace
floored attic. garage. $500: $500 cash;
Exclusive addition; English colonial
best finish, sun parlor. sleeping porch
fireplace. laundry, garage, $1,000; terms
Exclusive addition. magnificent nome.
rooms. finish walnut oak gum Wool
etc, long broad living room, white kitch
en-. refrigerator room, best fixtures,
fireplace laundry. many other pleasing
details, modern double garage, 81 600
terms.
Exclusive residential district, most
ideal thorou ghfare in city. One OF South
Bends most elegant homes 10 rooms,
every convenience, beautiful finish,
So. 600
See us for beautiful suburban homes.
Lots and acres in city and suburbs Oh
very easy terms.
WORDEN REALTY co.
Independent"
Main AS 23S Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


HOMES FARMS
calvert St. room modern bungalow
interior hardwood finish. Price Sf.TOo
$1,000 down. Call Lincoln 2OI0.
Marine st-MOdern bungalow. rooms
builtin fireplace and bookcases laundry
tubs In basement Price $500, ST. 90
utWn. his Is an exceptional bargain.
Cali Lincoln COLO
Blaine av.-7 room modern house. large
payments
Diamond av.-CompIeteIy modern home.
IN sei finished IN hardwood, s. 100
80 acre farm, close TO city and close
20 Public Highway, buildings in excel
lent condition. Price 5000. This land
= some or the best In this part 81 the
O'CONNOR REALTY co
- , Mlesllsan So Phone Lincoln 600
FOR SALE
= scott st-Splendid new double
mouse rooms each side, finely decorat-
eu, hardwood floors aud trim, full base
mflt' laundry, garage, $1,000
portage av.-Double house. Is rooms
one SIDE rooms modern, los foot front.
real bargain. $500.
Marietta St.-S room modern lsrra lot
stan garage. 81. 900
Ashland avs rooms modern -sk
tr.m. fun basement. laundry: - 900.
Miami st.-3 room modern. large lot
. stall garage: 5000.
W '-''tAtiA NV HurTefe Tnt.h TnnTf
complete Win ice cooler. tanks. motor
pumps, etc; 4-roOil Apartments above.
Barn 24N4O. garage; SGJga
l.. Indiana dv.-G room modern eXcapt
bath; $500
W Washington av.--7 room house
$50. 500 dUNn. balance Ike rent.
Norwood av.-J room cottage. s.. 500
500 down, balance Ike rent
". l.. DUN&AuOO REALTGR
Room /, Farmsrs yrus. EldS.
Gro1nd FiOO-.
Phones: Lincoln 552s
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