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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
TRUSTEES TO SUE
MEN PAID BY PONZI
Would Take S1,25O,OOO
From Lucky Ones
and Divide it
Among All.

Boston. Mass. SUITS have been
filed. Or are in process Of being filed.
against 2s7 persons who received
money from Charles Ponzi IN his
schemes. The suits are being brought
by the Ponzi trustees 20 settle the
claims u those who lost through in
trusting their money 20 the Boston
wizard" The total amount which
will be sued for is abou. si.250. 900.
said James A. Lowell. one u the
trustees.
A the star, Of the POM. scheme
in 1919 ne was only able 20 persuade
eighteen persons into intrusting him
with sl,770 A. tine went on the
amounts Of money sent him rose until
in May. June and July he handled
s9,s05,i35 in cash. In the las. three
months Of his career Ponzi had a staR
Of over is0 agents and had accounts
in forty different banks The ma
.or!ty Of those who gave him money
were poor. although some amounts As
high a. $4,000 were received A.
the time Of the cash. when ne surren-
dered 70 tn Federal authorities, about
$1,000 900 belonging TO the poor peo-
pie was tied up.
The suits to recover the money
from the persons who received IL a.
dividends" are TO be- brought under
recent decisions Of IN United States
uphold their contentious that the
money Is returnable. This return
puts all the investors on an even basis
they said. and will relieve the privs-
tons Of those who received nothing
from the scheme. The trustees plan
TO recovr IN full amount. both in
teres, paid and principal. after which
a settlement will be made
The names Of those who received
profits and who refase 70 return them
will be published IL they fail 20 com
ply with the request Of the trustees to
return the money /, was said In
order TO prevent hardship TO those
who may have spent their money.
the trusees announce they will accept
in instalments II necessary.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Heroes Body to Arrive.

Mr.. Elmer ]. Young merchan. on
Creamery st. received word from the
graves registration service Monday
that the body Of his son. Pvt. Fred
Young has arrived in Hoboken and
will be forward TO Lancaster a. once
for burial.
Mr.. Young was one Of the first
TO volunteer his services for the
Worlds War and his end came after
taking part in the Belleau Woods
battle one Of the bloodest battles Of
the great war.
Members af the local Pos. Amer
can Legion are making preparations
70 bury the body with Military honons
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Special Go-AwayTo-Co1ege Ser
vices will be held at the Christian
Church mex, Sunday morning As
Will b. recognized from the desig-
nation used. these services will be
in honor u the young people Of the
town and community who will shortly
leave for college The church -
interested in her young people. and
as they return 70 college. or go out
for the first time. abe would JOIN her
good wishes and prayers with those Of
their parents and friends. Adequate
preparation for genuine service on
the part 81 the young. their happiness
and moral welfare while they are AZ
college, and the hope tina, they will
return from college interested in the
Kingdom. are matters Of vital import
70 the church and special demonstra-
ton Of this interes, should be made
Similar services were held at the
Christian Church last fall and they
proved interesting and helpful.
Special music will be rendered and
s sermon IN keeping with the occasion
will be delivered The young people
who are planning 20 90 20 college
and their parents are invited 20 at
tend the services az special guests.
and all Others will be heartily wei
coined
In the evening the union services
will be held at the Christian Church
and Rev. Il :. HuAson will preach
All are invited.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Twenty.nine
Indictments.

The grand jury mas returned TWEEN
ty-nine Indictments and becnh war.
rants have been ordered served on
the violators. Among the indict-
ments are two for forgery; one for
Breach Of Peace; six assault and bat
terry; three moonshining; one firing
pistol on highway: five issuing cold
checks; one attempted rape: two NAL.
ic.ous beating; one liquor for sale;
three malicious shooting; one wilful
murder; one transporting liquor; one
petit larceny; one chicken stealing;
two burglary; two unlawful sale Of
liquor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Cummins Smith.

Mr Luther Smi,h. well known c.t.-
zen of TIN. county and Mr. Susie
Cummins. also " this county were
married Angus; 18th. a, Decatur. III.
The marriage came a a surprise 10
friends Of the contracting parties,
none 81 whom were aware that such
intentions were being considered.Af
ter a few weeks stay IN Illinois, they
will return 70 Garrard 70 make their
future home.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Lantern Ignites
Gasoline

Bryant Wilmot had close call
last Friday. while attempting 20 I'll
a gasoline can By the light Of Ian.
tern which he carried into the gar
age. at the home OF Mr.. Pa, Suttou's
on the Buckeye pike An eSp.os-
Ton occurred severity burning wilmot
abou, the hands The garage was
burned. but by quick effor, the car
was removed and saved without
damage The loss was several hun.
bred dollars with no insurance.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Better School Week
September 4-1O

Governor Morrow has issued a
proclamation. asking that the week
81 September sth. be- observed thru
out the state as Better School Week.
During this week public meetings
will be held Throughout, the state.
the purpose Of which Is to arouse
a more active and intelligent in-eres,
in popular education: TO give people
the facts about our schools and our
school system As 10 present plans FOR
improvement; 70 explain the mean.
ing 81 the two proposed amendments
and 20 urge their adoption"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. Boyle Doty are re.
ioicing over the arrival Of a fine boy
born August 10th. He has been
christened John B.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Twin ars
likswise rejoicing over a ANAL bu,
lively boy. weighing only 81 pounds,
arriving By the Csesarian route a, the
bsrss hospital two weeks ago.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Listen To The Bell.

The old bell that has long been
silent since the Sist day Of May will
toll again on Monday morning. Sep
TENDER 5th At nine o'clock. when 1;
will ask that all the boys and girls
between 7 and 20 years Of age 10
come into her auditorium and again
take up the greatest thing ON earth
SCHOOL WORK. Quiet a number
Of the Teachers have arrived and
prospects are that this will be the
banner year for that wonderful in
stitution Of learning.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Judge Bingham
To Speak.

Judge r. W. Bingham. chairman
Of the Burley Tobacco Growers Co
operative Association. will address the
people Of Garrard county a, the cour.
house in Lncaster. on next Saturday.
September 3sd. at i,30 P. NJ.
Come and hear and ask any ques-
ton you desire about this plan OF sell
ing your tobacco for the cost Of pro.
duction plus a reasonable prof, 70 the
producer.
The only object Of the ASSOCIATION
IS TO sell tobacco at fair and reason.
able price in accord with recognized
business principles. The object Of
this meeting is TO educate
Judge Bingham is a splendid speak
er and you will be entertained as we'll
as instructed.
Remember the time Of the speak
ing 10 i:3o prompt instead Of two
o'clock As advertised on the bills.
oaliasis 0Asiist Flsss sivavs sisss
sssisfsssies. Tv . sssk toby.
HSAsss . Fassau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Many New Buildings

A dosen or more new dwellings
are now under construction in the
city and II now seems that at least
ct part Of the heavy. demand fos
hsass In Lancaster viii BE- supplied
IL III near future. nsoss Hassldsa
DsstAsn are having erected ten nice
buagalsw's On Stanford stssss. that
vill seea b rssdy fes occupancy.
either 70 the rsatss Of 70 Q purchases.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
A. B. C.. Exchange.

What kind Of AN exchange is that
q. T. stands for christin Endeavor
Of course. D. for Berea where We
are educating a girl We must rais,
the rest Of the money for the first
terms expenses, at once.
At Haselden Bros.. store. Saturday
September 3rd we will sell cakes. pies
candy. fresh egxs etc. Orders will
BE- taken for ice cream in cones or
bSlk and delivered ct once.
Help good cause By buying and
doaAtins.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Paint Lick W Lancaster

In what promises 20 be the best
game Of ball Of the season - adver-
tiscd for mex, Friday evening at , 80
y NJ on the local ball park between
Manager Joseph's team Of all stars
and the fast team representing Paint
Lick.
This game is always looked forward
TO By the citizens not only from this
county but from the surrounding
counties as well.
Capt. Laekey is praeticing hls men
hard each afternoon with the deter
mination that they will take the visi-
tors into camp.
News comes from Paint Lick tina,
they will pitch their favorite son.
Clell Tatum against the local nine.
while Mgr Joseph says that he will
have one Of the strongest line ups
that he can secure. King will be on
the mound for the locals
This will be among the last Of
the ball games that the All Stars will
play Ms the season is fast fading away
and a. these boys have given their
time and money to put LANCASTER
on the base ball map they are de-
sirous that a large crowd turn out to
witness this game as II will be TO their
Ia try Ia get nut az dsht
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Good Colored Teams.

Lancaster has two good colorei
teams Of base ball and they are having
several games each week One i. play
ing today al Buriet, park on the Dan.
Vile road Another game vii be
played there mex, sunday Read the
hand bills for details
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Dove Season.

The dove season in Kentucky opens
today. September ist. and lasts until
December 10th 4 bag u Is Ia one
lay is the limit Get your license
before YOU star, out and DON. violate
ne law by bagging over Is doves.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Mr Charlie Bailew i exhibiting a
sample Of his corn that - attracting
ZONE attention owing 70 It's unusual
color; being a solid blue or deep pur-
pie Every ear j. true to color and
u 81 good size and very forward
variety
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
New Store Room.

Mr.. = n Estes Is rcmoieling the
old work house building and erecting
along side the main building a large
and commodious store room This
will be quite an Improvement and ad-
dition 20 the town. Mr. Estes ex-
poets to put IN a general merchandise
stock Of goods and will be open for
business about October lst
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Don't forget to attend the pig
and poultry exhibit on the college
campus next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Syler has given unstinted en-
eryy toward the success Of this first
eShibi, and the people Of the city
and county should show their appre-
citation By attending.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

The REQ Bus Service will run mex,
week during the Lexington Fair two
Of its cars 70 accomoiate those who
contemplate taking in the grea;
Blue Grass fair. The special bus will
not leave Lexington until after the
close Of the fair, giving one the en-
tire day In the city.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Legionaires
In Lexington.

The third annual convention u the
American Legion is in progress this
week in Lexington and the gay city
Of Lexington has formally been turn
ed over 70 the survivors ~ the great
war. Many Legionaires Of the Held
al Sanford Post are there and are tell.
ing them about the creates, town on
the map LANCASTER
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

All eS-service men Of this County
are urgently requested to NEE, at the
Police Cour, Room IN Lancaster. sat
urday night. September Bird. a, eight
O'Clock This l. very important
meeting and all men whether or not
they belong to this local pos, are ur.
gently requested 10 be- present
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
CLARENCE
E. WOODS
Recalls Pleasant Mem
cries OF Former Lam
castrians.
HseSs Bel Hsskss . Ress ssd
JeAs Fsvva . 0esSsea

Hon. Clarence y. Woods. OF Eus'
ii, Florida. bu, temporarily vaeat'ng
nj Crab Orchard Spring, and former
newspaper man and exceedingly pop
ular with the Kentucky Press. 50
much 80 he was made a life member
nv the association, has written the
Record the following letter. which We
are pleased To publish. knowing that
our patrons will read !, with eager
interest.
Crab Orchard. Ky,
Aug 20. 1921.
Editor Record
Item about James Henderson
Burdstt. in your last issue a~akens
pleasant memories % dear sam Bur
de,t. whose writing I recall though
never saw the fac. Of the man whose
pen graved itself so deeply IN my
memory. lie rose like q meteor IN
the newspaper shy, along IN the ear
liz nineties. and made the Courier
Journal mos, popular with the OBJ
~rurest Of country editors. OF which
I was one. at Richmond Buriet,
KEEP, a column full 81 comments upon
news items IN our little papers. and
thus made u happy and ambitious 70
win his notice. his praise or even his
blame. but thank God. he never
wrote a line tina, left sting Won
derful spirit and brain ana pen.
pray they may be IN life yet some
where on this terrestrial globe. THIS
calls 10 mind that Lancaster has had
some Of Kentucky best editors
What a splendid man Vas Mr.. Mars
did he not found the Record lie
was my ideal when was starting out
as an unders;udy ~ Marion Greene,
u the Richmond Register. 1887.
And Louis iandram ne ~ swre;
memory. beloved by every member
Of the Press u Kentucky ! rcjoic-
ed with him. wcp, over him. prayed
for him. loved him ever And Bob
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

There will be- a Pie Supper at
BsAxley School House. Saturday night
September 3rd. for the bsnefit Of
the school. Everybody Invited.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Judge l. l. Walker will SPEAK On
the tobacco plan a, Nina. Saturday
September 3rd. az 100 7. "
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Never spsak hanhly Of the one
VIE ID sbssas Some one may tell
him. t..t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Clarence T.. Woods. former Mayor
Of Richmond. Ky. Honorable Life
Member at the Kentucky Press Assn.
now resident Of Eustis. Lake County.
Fla. the sire Of Lancaster. but a town
only SO years old. with all the COM
forts Of city Of 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
THOUSANDS ATTEND
NEW ALD|NE OPENING
Highly Pleased With Magnifi-
cent Theatre and Excellent
Pictures and Music.

Featured by Introductory addresses
by Mayor William q. Taylor and VIII
liam j. Irighfield. grand master of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, A. f. q
A. M, the formal opening of the new
Aldine Theatre. on Market street
above Eighth, last Saturday night,
was a decided success. The pretty
playhouse. "a description of which WAS
printed In Every Evening on Satur-
day, proved an agreeable surprise To
the thousands of persons who attend
cd the opening. The pleasure of the
visitors was heightened by the ex-
cellence of the bill. ID. w. Griffith's
Dream Street" and the presence in
the flesh of two of the principals in
that production, Ralph Graves and
Charles Emmet Mack, both of whom
made addresses.
II am delighted to be able to open
SO splendid a theatre as this" said
the mayor, In his address. lit is a
sign of wilmington's growth. II is
metropolitan through and through.
know you all Join with me in wishing
IL and its management the greatest
measure of success Messrs. High
field, Graves and Mack added their
tribute. and all of the nice things that
were said were Endorsed by the audi
ence with vigorous applause.
One of the splendid features OF the
entertainment was the work of the
orchestra, which is under the direc-
ton Of j. Frank Merrick, a former
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
X. OF c. EXCURSION TODAY.
Excellent Program OF Sports
Arranged for Annual
Outing.

fss,ld sports and two baseball games
VIII feature the program this after
noon at Augustine Beach, the occa-
SION ~ the annual excursion of the
Nulrhta at Columbus The happy eN-
euHa4anlHts. approximately 600. left
Munieipal wharf this morning AT S.30
pFlnok Muse Wsls furnished BY
shurlars Orchestra A silver loving
cap will BE- awarded the winning team
in tho baseball same between the
planepra and Hrownson.
Tho following events have been ar
rauGed FOR the beach sports this after
neon
Ia0-yard dash for men-First prize,
nlK shirt second prize, sterling silver
helt buckle (donated By Frank
u'lsuuueilt
Eo yard dash Tor ladies First prize,
Chlnener ciprk (donated by X. o. G.
excursion cammIttce) second prize
palr silk hose
nne ~ the events II the day win b.
enc baseball game between the married
md eingle men ~ the council. for
Whlrh = pflae 81 a smoking tray has
hett donated ~ l.. N Montgomery,
a th, a MoRary and Son Company.
T'bs teams VIII b. under the captain
nhfp uf dames Mcmahon for the mar
I5ra ulru and Edward Dougherty for
tho single men. There has been a
VERY Ersat deal ~ enthusiasm shown
in tAe practice hy the competing teams
and un exceleut game may be ex-
Hrclod.
Iaf meme race. zoe yards First
prise silk SHIRT donated by s. Stern
neunnd prize. straw nat (donatcd BY
. T. Muilin and Son.
Shoe race for men Prize scarf
laonRtnd hy Tom flinn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
CLERGY AND OFFICERS
CRESCENT CLUB GUESTS
Opening Function Attended by
Prominent Men. Who Prom
ised Support.

gharartcfixinE as "undemocratic
and hlNctedH the effort ~ those who
seek the revival of ''hlue laws" Rev.
James NJ. Grant at the opening OF
the new Crescent Athletic club of the
rlfth Ward. at 7os West Mghth
street. yesterday afternoon. expressed
his approval Of organizations for de-
yplnpins athletics, which. he said,
may b. made moral force "a well
a. an aid "a physical development
Mayer william q. Taylor likewise
detsreeatei a ton literal enforcement
of ehlue laws" and spoke In praise
ef the purpaaes of the club and OF
the slsart ef beNinE, regrettins the de-
f,at ~ the tsosing bin presented 10
thp last legislature.
MAYER elect L. Roy Harvey prom
isod his support OF the club. as mayor.
ia any plans o. promote clean sports.
and pronounced organization of its
aort az asta O. the community.
RoV. r~s Tucker, OF the faculty
81 the ss,-stanum commended heart
tb the obiectn Of the club, and dwelt
an hia own experiences as a hoy in
the rguh Want IN which ne and hhc-
Wlso Father Grant were reared.
nev, Winiam lamming of St
fsuko'a Reformct Episcot,al Church.
President elect II city Council How
ard 81. Ward. nimer II. klund. John
\. Caaper of the y, NJ, Z. a., William
I.aWia. presldrnt of the rarkside club,
and Iamea n. Godfrey also made ad-
drossoa. and a letter from Councilman
Alexander 4. Ataahau,a, who w7ts IN
ahp a. attend, was road.
The officers of the new club, which
receives. such a hearty send-oh, are
- folio,ys 4. Hudson Recd, prcsi-
d,nt Iehn Wendt. vsce-presidcnt, ,
raWard Ahfahams. Ir, recording sec
r,arN " 4 llushcheck. financial
saerptarN William a. Murphy. treas
Wrsr, Iames r iTcch, ~, chairman
ana Wlutam blackwell, Louis Plat
enskN Wnlam Anderson and ious
anenser mcmhera of the board OF di-
rpetors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
YIN. CA. SWIMMERS
TO MEET TONIGHT
To Swim Against Baltimore IN
Local Pool; viii Meet Potts
town and Allentown Later.

Tonight ~ o'clcck the NJ. Z. =.
swtmmiug team VIII meet tho Balti-
mere swimmers IN the local pool.
Thia vii tsc the second mecting with
III the rast three weeks of these
teanfH
Tho local swimmers have a bg
weeks work ahead of them. Besides
their meet with Baltimore they have
twn engagements a. rll the latter part
~ tf~n ~eca at poitstovn and Allen
town, Ia. and II the backing Of the
lgsaal fans this evening meets expec-
tsslana. viii make an engagement 70
meet with some fast New York team
qhe showing that the team has made
warrants 4 meet with fast team
from the ~hig CITY"
Captain nardo and Douglas sheldon
uphold thc honors FOR the Whining
ton team tn the 40 and ee-yard swim.
These tyso youths with the addition OF
Rahafta a.i Bush. viii make up the
felay team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
MRS. G. s. KLEIN

action OF Plant Juice; the famous herbal
stomach medicine on the human system
IL actually demonstrates results which
have been accomplished by this remedy.
Citizens Of each city read OF the expert
enoe Of some one else living in their
midst, who has actually derived benefit
from Plant Juice
Take, for instance, the statement re-
Gently made by.Mrs. c. 5. Klein, /. well
known and popular Wilmington lady,
residing at 703 Market street, who has
host of friends. She says:
When ] got my first bottle of Plant
Juice, The Plant Juice Man asked me to
come back and tell him what result
got, and i got so much benefit from this
first bottle Of Plant Juice that l got a
second bottle and ] want to let others
know Of the wonderful benefit | got. /
had been a great sufferer from dyspepsia
for years; had no appetite and could
hardly keep the lightest kind offOod in my
stomach; was bloated with gas,
had headaches, was so nervousll could not
sleep az night and utterly worn out and
discouraged as ] had tried so many differ
ent medicines without any benefit what
ever; my liver and kidneys were badly
affected, i had terrific pains IN my back,
and my complexion was terribly sallow,
with dark circles under my eyes;
could scarcely drag myself around A
friend Of mine, who had been relieved by
Plant Juice told me about il, and rs she
said It was purely an herbal medicine, /
bad faith in IT, Since / have taken two
bottles my liver and kidneys are in fine
condition, have 40 more pains, am not
constipated and my complexion has
cleared up beautifully; j have gained In
weight and strength and sleep like child
at night would advise any sufferer not
20 hesitate minute, but get Plant EJuice
II is certainly wonderful medicine
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 404-4O6 Market street,
where he is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the
merits Of this remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
stailnnar, Enrineers Elect

Tho annual siection OF officers OF
wilmington Lodge, No. 4. National
Association Of Stationary Engineers
Naf held Saturday night when the fol-
lowing officers were elected; PreSi-
dent George r, Bromley; vice-presi-
dent Horace q. Booker; recording
eurretary, ~ v, fraukhauser, flnan-
oAl secretary, G. q. Frankhauser' cor
responding secretary, Philip T.. Burke
conductor, G. Newcomb; doorkeeperr
H. W Malilck. trustee. W. II. Howell (;
delegates % National Convention, 9.
a. hromley and Edward Norris al
gernatea, -. " frankhauser and n
n. EaEoComb. state deputy. W. J.
kuofta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
.son of Taryanr Mt the Riaito'
New Castle Leather 0utlng,

The annual excursion of the emf
moves of the New Castle Leather Co.
was held Friday and saturday. that 81
the coiored employees taking the torSl
of a moonlight on the steamer hranoS
WINE. Friday night. when there were
about 1000 present, and that OF the
other employees being an excursion
saturday 70 Augustine Beach on the
steamer Thomas Clyde, when ther1
we're about 900 present.