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The Washington times., 1921-12-24
$500.
ON MASS AVE.

Between Dupont and Sheridan Circles we
are offering a very high-ciass residence,
containing about II rooms and 3 baths
has all modern conveniences and very de-
sirable lot: corner of an alley. This prop
erty Is in first-class condition. Owner
very anxious to sell and reasonable terms
can be arranged.
$40. 900.
The Washington times., 1921-12-24
HARVARD ST. N W

West OF 18th ST.; 3 stories consisting of
IL rooms. BATH gas and electric light
heated by steam: the lot is 25xI4s feet
containing 3.625 square feet to 20-foot
alley; Lear garage (stucco). This property
Is in good condition. is occupied by owner
Inspection through this office.
S13,500.
The Washington times., 1921-12-24
$15,500.

Unusually attractive brick house Of
eight rooms and two baths, with large
breakfast and sleeping porches, hard-,
finish throughout, screens, hot water
heat and electric lights. Double brick
garage.
The Washington times., 1921-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

If YOU are accustomed to
dining in restaurants and
want a home cooked meal In
coy surroundings. try a So
cent luncheon or 76-cent
dinner at The McIlhenny Cafe,
GIG 18th st. n. w. Open
from 1890 a. m. to IL p m.
The Washington times., 1921-12-24

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The Washington times., 1921-12-24
18th and Randolph N. E.
60 Enn

Attractive new bungalow Just COM
pleted. Five large rooms and tiled
bath. with space for two moro rooms
in large attic. Built-in features, in
Guiding breakfast alcove and table
set. Fireplace. Porches. Substa ntiaI.
ly built with every modern conven-
fence. Very easy terms. Open Sum
day for inspection.
The Washington times., 1921-12-24

POSITION as tsnitor o handy man, coll
oel. cHAs. CRAIG. ass Riggs st NV
The Washington times., 1921-12-24

EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
In every line may be secured by inserting
a small ad in The Times Help Wanted
cent ..r 70. t-. ..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

Mrs. H. klemin and sister Mrs- Vio-
let Breckman were Cslioago visitors the
other day.
Mrs. A. Eyens and sister Miss Beth
White Of Chicago. were entertained at
he Masterson home on Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rrenner moved
from Myrtle avenue TO the Forsyth
Water Gardens into the home vacated
~ the Roy Moore family,
Miss Ruth Breckman OF Atchison AZ
enue, accepted q position in Or. AHets' 5
dental office.
Clarence Eggers. John and Gilbert
Benson returned 70 Purdue on sunday
veninS after spending the weekend
with their parents and attended the
ChicaS purdue football game
Mrs. J r. Ease win entertain the
NJ B. Hazen. r. G.. OF Chicago ans
gomrads q a dinner tomorrow at noon
at her home on Roberts avenue. The
evening win be spent at the James
Kelly home. 424 New York avenue. The
r Roosevelt corps OF Whiting is cor
daily invited.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

A number 81 Robertsdale ladies sur
prlseo Mrs. Ernest Water at her home
on Flschrupp avenue on Monday af-
ternoon.
Water Kleekenapp Of stanton ave,
is confined to his home by illness
AIR. and Mrs. owen McNenly, are
moving from Lake avenue. TO the Han
son home on Roberts avenue Mrs. Me-
Nelly who recently returned from the
Washington Park hospital is getting
4Iong fine
Mrs w Northrap Of Myrtle avenue,
entertained Air and Mrs. S. wiesorod,
81 Chicago. over las, sunday
Mr. and Mrs lngard Enoohson. nee
Elizabeth Utish. r.o'cd from Ham
mond into the kaminskc cottage on
Myrtle avenue
Miss Helen Emerson returned t.
Purdue on sunday evening having spent
The weekend with Hvr parents Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Emerson of 120th street
A}ise Emerson and Miss Violette Gold
ing attended the chiceso-Pnrdue game
On Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Buehier and fam
ily 81 Robe rt avenue attended the Par
thenon theatre in Hammond on sunday
evening.
j. Nashalo and John spicak of Myrtle
avenue were Chicago visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Hatch Of Myrtle ave
was reported on the sick list
Mrs. Ecene Of East side visited her
daughter Mrs a. Spicak of 1l6tb st.
aver -lnats-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
Clogged mp Kidney Deposits are DIE
solved ana the Toxins (PoiRous) Come
pIsteIy Driven Ont. DrISSiSeG Told
70 Guarantee 1t in Every Instance.

Your very life" says DR.. Care.
depends upon the Ierfect function
ing and health Of your kidneys 50
whatever you do don't neglect them
Dr. Carey's famous prescription No.
m known as Marshroot IS not recon.
mended for everything but We cannot
100 strongly urge its use If you suffer
from annoying bladder troubles fire.
cuent sssinx Of water night ami d.y.
,,fth smartins or irritation. brick dust
sediment or highly colored urine,
boating irritabiIity With loss or flesh
backache. rheumatism or any Other
tendency to Brights Disease Dialects
or Gravel. FOR kidney disease in its
worst form may be stealing upon. you
Don't wait until tomorrow TO begin
he use OF this wonderful prescrip, ION
i. eou have any Of the bove symptoms.
Kidney and Bladder troubles doa't
wear away They Will grow upon YOU
slowly. stealthily and with unfailing
certainty.
Never mind TIE failures Of rho past
( YOU ezen suspect that you are sub
.ect to Kidney Disease don't lose
single day for every good druggist has
heen authorized to return thea purchase
..77nev on the first two bottles 70 all
10 state they have received no bene
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

dale The funeral in charge or Under
taker Owens will be held from the
Sacred Heart church at a n. tomor-
row. Internneut VIII be at ST. Josephs
cemetery, Hammond.
Mrs WIN. Griffith and MIS-. g Powers
who attended the American Legion con-
ii ntion 81 Wabash. Ind. returned home
today.
Yr \ E. Porter. Mr.. c. schlatter Os-
car Ah!gren and Chas. Perel who were
delegate TO tho American Lesion CON
vention at WABASH. returned home to-
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

Miss HI OF Superior i guest al
81 home Of Mtg. James Z Evans on
Cleveland a1enee
Miss Ru -1Gc'ellan entertained
number u '.f-l.@s at he tams Ni}
senue Suls.y evening - aoaar p
Miss Nellc A-il.er OF Chicas 7. form
Whiting 81. aid her raas'. MI Ed
ward Veawvis. also % Chicago
number OF Whiting people we're pres
ent. another out of town guest being
Miss Mary I.ynde Fl E'anston
At MIXERS Thufsday Infants Rub-
her Diapers. SOC quality for 'loo'
zoe SILK Rubber, IN $500. lO-l2-i
The Methodist Ladies Aid Socitt - VIII
be entertained Al silver Tea tomor-
row afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Q
Humpnreys 23S Central avcnae M"s-
DANES Flowers, HIGGINS. Ensler. Mar
@aal and Shawegoft are assistant host
ssses. All members are urged to be
present.
Miss Margaret Hay daughter Of Mr
and Mrs. George G Hay of Cleveland
avenue. viii leave Friday for Duluth
Mimi, where she WIN take = position ~
dancing teacher. folk and aesthetic in
the Paul piper Dancing Academy.
Don't forset to see our BABY Spe-
Gals In Fl&nneis, Gertrude SkiIt-,
Jackets, shirts, Night G9wns, ana 81
monos for Thursday only at Miilers,
: for $500 l0-l2-i
very enjoyable hfteen mile hike
vas made sunday. october 9Th. 1927.
from Robertsdale 10 Hammond and
hack by the fatlowing members Of The
Robertsdale Hikers' club. Harry john
son Of Joliet. Harold Thomas, Paul
ierba and the Misses Bertha Lundqui"t
Cireta ana Lillian Kallbers, ali OF Rob
ertsdale.
DR. Q. F. Bransky Of sheridan ave-.
mas purchased new St71debaker Sc
dan
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Seagraves have
moved to the Whiting apartment on
lls5h street
Al Mi!ler's Thursday, Ladies Beauti-
tul New Bungalow Aprons, ) styles 10
iight ana dsrk percales' Sl'ao. l'l2-i
The Whiting Post No. SO, American
Legion VIII mold their regular meet
ing at eight O'Clock this evening
report OF the delegates 70 the state
con- shtion Will BE given. Amons the
questions to come up are the discussion
81 the new club rooms at llsth street
and New York avenue and 70 further
discuss the propose carnival talked Of
at the last meeting for which Mr. Cies-
Ar has onerod 70 donate his garage on
ihdAanA boulevard Alex Mahta mas
h-a ~ 80 al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
HOBART


Mrs. Nell.o Shear who is q sister to
Mrs. james Guyer Of this place passed
away It the home Of her son in Ham
c.ond Monlag arter ~ Illness q sev-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

Plastic surgery was first performed
on women ABOUT a,o0o years ago.
Columbus circle New York, IS the
worlds busiest corner. 1880 vehicles
pass'5z every hour.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
"Good Women" seven nets, sun
shine COmeds and Friznna Pictures.
1O-I2-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Good Women" seven acts, sum
shine Comcay and Prizmn Pictures.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

Spinach is an important Winter crop
in the Southern States 1t furnishes
the Northeruers with greens after the
r.a., II L. .-r-urna
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
Whiting
AdDeg EIS en- eRts
Are Winners

NOTICE
VIII not be responsible Tor any debts
contracted BY my wife.
JOSEPH AMBOGD
1919 Whiting. Indiana
WANT ED-Experie SaIesindles, APP
ply III. Gordon 4 Sons. Whiting.
10-s-tf
Winter apples and Pears for sale by
the 5ushel: CAN Whiting 2S0-R. s-2s-tr
I1sth street. phone Whiting as. 1916
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

FOR sALE-soft coal heating stove.
AIS Berry avenue. stiglitz Park
10-l2-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY
AND TOMORROW

AND TOMORROW
ssThe Ord Nest" by Rupert Hughes;
Also Pathe News and Pollard comedy.
1O-1s2
NOTICE
Women's Auxiliary OF American
Legion Will meet at the home Of Mrs
V.n Griffith. 486 Ohio avenue instead
OF tho library. All members urged TO
he present. 1924
COKE HAULINC3-CoaI. hard and soft
phone whiting 257 and l9ew Hard
er. lo-l2-5
WANTED-Waitre o'Keefe Cafe. ap-
Ply IN person. lo-l2-tf.
FOR sAI-E-Combinatio Gas and Coal
stove and Heater in good condition.
IN account Of leaving town, 4o5A John
street Whiting 1o-1l-1
At Miller's Thursday. suits Of Car
tiers" Ladies Winter Union suits, in all
sizes regular price s175 and 5000,
limit = 60 a customer per suit, 800.
10-I2-1
FOR sALE-soft coal heating stove.
as Berry avenue, stiElits Park
10-l2-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

When the ivory handles of knives or
forks turn yellow, rubbing with fine
s4ndpaper viii restore whit1ness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

'"rhe Ola Nest" by Kapert Hughes
Also pathe News and Pollard ~.
10-l2-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
ROBERTSDAI.E

PRINCESS ATRE TODAY
AND YDrORX0N
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

'-The Ord Nest" by Rupert Hughes;
Alec Pathe News and Pollard comedy.
1892
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

WANTED-W Waitress. O'Keefe Cafe. ap-
ply IN person. l0-12-tf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

COKE HAULINt@CoaI, hard and soft.
phone Whiting 257 and l96W. Hard
~ I0-l2-5
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Lancasters' Spiritual
Welfare Not
Neglected.

During the excitement Of everyday
life. politics, tobacco pooling and
the Wild scramhl, for the almighty
dollar, tn. spiritual welfare Of our
community has been neither over
looked or forgotten
Lancaster recently experienced q
three we.s'. protractcd meeting
Whose influence was felt throughout
the county. and resulted IN much
good. This Is 10 be- followed by a
meeting at the Christian church Of
several weeks duration The meeting
j. 10 be conducted by DR. Hart. 81
Danville. who's. splendid reputation
has preceded him. assisted by Rev
BourIand, the pastor The music will
be IN charge ~ Miss Katherine War
rincr. who i we'll known and has been
heard upon many occasions in Ian
caster The meeting il being looked
forward to with much interest by IA,
community IN general.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Foot Ball Crazy.

lancaster ha. the foot hall craze.
and ma. II bad Business wa> Just
about suspended here las, Friday AT
tcrnoon. and al IA. business men.
and = grca, number who had no bust
ness. went out 10 s.. tn. home
team" knock the wind out ~ ches,y
bunch Of high school youngsters Who
Jcurncycd herr Tor little practice
h.for. going ON 20 see the big game
at DanVill" Bu, alas for the best
lad plans. they often strike snag
they furnished IN. practice for our
boys. and 80 complet. was their
chagria aud humiliation. that after
their defeat by scor. ~ - To o.
they decided To call of the Dsnvillc
tr1p. and announced that their next
stop would b. Versatile
And yet had not tn. appstlt. Of
our fans been satisfied. for on Satur-
day afternoon Just about everybody
who could possibly get away. journey
30 Ia Danvillc Ia see Tn. bar gam. be
tween Center and S;a,.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Hon VIM. n. Shanks President Lincoln National Bank,
Stanford Will Address The Growers In The Last Speech
In This County.

stephen l.. Walker. 10, Dunn Char
les Raw. John Land. Elisha McN,l-
Ian. Robert Rode. Gcory, Hcndcr-
son. Isaac B.azlcy. r Ncagcr. \.
" Poyntcr. r + Parsons. William
Smith. Robert Walton. Il l. Grow
Tom Crank. Mitch Lane. Ollie Lane.
Alfrci Preston a Sons. Scott Broth
en-. Lloyd Bourne. u l.. Tompson,
willie DoOlIn. John Doolin, Mily II.
Malkcr. John Best. J " Bryant. J.
VI Bell. Willard Graham. Will, x.
Golfer. l.. VI Montgomery. Jessie
Lcmay. Willie Gallig.r. J :. Stone,
John VI Wheeler. Henry Rothw.ll.
Milton Dean. George Hopkins. W. n.
Tcmplcton, John Faulkner. Charles
Ball. John Anderson. Jr.. sam Nor
RS Burton Durham, Arthur G.. Braz-
ley James T.. Hol,zclaw. Early Burn
side. J u. Rich. James Croutcher. u
u jeffrey. Robert Tudor. Mike Pur-
cell " H. Swopc. McElory Burdeti.
" { Hughes, Mckinley Adams
Cc,i, Doolin. Rllda Ellington. John
" Jackson. j " West. viii Dunn.
Sr Jesse lcavcl' Willie I. Walker.
Rohcr. Tracey. Clarence MAYOR. r.
Osborn. James Coins. Eugcnia Pol
lard, Vii Dunn 4 Sons. Price Baugh-
man. Il y Williams. y H. Sanders.
T. l. Anderson. FcllN Il Land. Zach
Hester Jr, Thomas Spratt. Lane 4
RAY born. L. \ Grant. William Faux
urr. Cicl Denny. Jerry Mitchell.
Porter Ricn. j l.. Carroll. Jerry HUI
\ J Oliver, Harry Gallagher Willie
Ross. y. u. Grant. Merrill Hammons.
Frank iiardwick. J. c. Pra,her. james
Boncr. Eddie Ballou. James Eason.
Joe Criscillis. CT, Lcavell. John Mid
dlcton. J ". sutton 4 Son, Dave
tummons, William Il Steele. ". l.
Morris. Harry Ray. x ~ shelton.
Riley Preston. Marshal Ray Grant
Sowdcr. X l.. Griggs. Jasper Hewitt.
John klnnaird. : r. Rose. Andy
Broughton. Sr, Robert iloskin,. Arch
Faulkner. ow-ley Coz. Mt, Saliir
Preston. j :. Schoolcr. l. J Lewis.
Kemp Walker. Elmer Frederick. Al
Ian Buford. Roy Prcwitt. Jake Dunn.
Taylor Lcayell, G. 4 Morgan. Edd
Arnold, Walton T. Mos. Grant An
drrson, J. l.. Todd Henry r. Scba--
tan, I. " Wells. Luther McQuerrS. Z
Craig Dudderer. Robert l.. Cox. "
4 Price. James C. Anderson. Fred /,
Oils. James Hatfield. Joseph Brewer. !
Jesse Kidd. a. y. HATFIELD. A. X Nay ,
Tor. George X Turner. Clarence !
Faulkner. u v. Basin. James Kin +
naird. James Robinson. X. A. Wilson.
Andy Broughton. Jr.. Charles Helton.
Fred Anglin, Lester Wylie. Gooch
ieakey. W. A. Kinder. George N.
Lear. Lessee Doolin. Albert Dudderer.
Jesse Thomas, Lemmie y. Harding, !
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
30 MEN TRY TO
ROB DISTILLERY
Auto Bandits, Thought
To Be From Louis
vile. Outwitted by
Four Guards In
Jessamine.
Jessannine.
THREATEN TO RETURN

Statements by members Of gang
Of thirty men who attempted Mon.
day TO rob two warehouses Of the
Kentucky Distilicry a Warehouse
Company at Camp Nelson. Jcssamine
County. made to guard whom they
held prisoner. Indicate they might
have come from Louisville.
q. X Carpenter. who was of duty.
and was on his way to his room. was
captured by the bandits. who went TO
the ii-tilIery IN trucks and au,omo-
biles. said the men threatened To tab,
him TO Louisville unless he told them
where they could hri the other three
guards
CARPENTER said they drove him al
mos, to Nichola-yill. When they
realized he would not disclose the
whereabouts ~ the other guards. who
mad stationed themselves on cliff.
near the warehouses in order that
hey might fire should the party at
-cmpt 10 take any whiskey they re
turned with him to Camp Nelson
The telephone wircs TO the ware
houses mad been cut. and II was not
until after the departure Of the ban
dts and the guard. had come here
that the attemp'.i robbery was re
ported
The warehouse. contained 1000
barrels of whiskey but the bandits
obtained none Of il.
The guards who cluded the bandits
and whore absence caused the ban
dts TO give up their plan Of robbery
are J. T. Sherrow. &. l..Blakeman
and James Sites John b. Hutche-
.on was placed AT the distillery prop
criy to strengthen the guard. as IN.
bandits threatened TO return again.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
SOLDIERS DAY
TOMORROW
\ Great Afternoon
Planned.

Everything j. IN readiness for the
great SOLDIERS Day" or rather the
hrmis;ice Celebration that will be-
.,agcd her. tomorrow. ,fridsyl be.
ginning promptly at 1880 o'clock
noon
u s N. wish that all cN-scrvicc
men from N. county b. on hand
1t that tim, and mak, the psrad.
~ impressive ~ po~,bl.
Beginning promptly at 90 o'clock
the first foot ball game will be staged
ha,s ~ the School Building between
th. leoion team. and Paint Lick I'm
mcdist.ly after thu. game the Ian
caster High school Will line up
syain.t the Lebanon lIirh School
team
The admi.siou charged for this
xam- vii b, ti,,dcd between the
Hugh School tcsm an dthc Legion
arrs. these ~, tWo good and worthy
csuscs an dthe public should 10 and
1.lp th.n a.. vel A. seeing tao great
foot ball ba gam.s. AZ you wall
no, be able % ~, any morr game
,hr season q. tins Will probably b"
~, a. time Tor you 90 gafc upon
the "old War Horse"
The night program vii. bc good.
this Will be- FREE and the entire pub
Ice - cordially invited To- be present
Good singing good music and an
interesting lrctur, an matter, ~ Inn.
portan,.
W. are al going are you going
20 help ib, lad. Nho b,Ip"i YOU
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Miles

Mr. N.Nanler 9 Mile. deed st h.s
hom, near buckeye last Saturday
morning. and after fur'ra. services
AZ hi. lat, home h.- remains we're
taken to Ni,no.as,illc Cor iutcrmcnt
On a., Monday morning
NJ Mile suffered cerebral hem
morrAgc. which Was the cause Of his
death ~. o., survived by hi- wife.
t~o grown son, AMI thr-. grown
daughter.
Mr. Miic. Ma, 2 YEAR. of aye. and
VA born in Missouri. though b. has
resided IN Kentucky since his boy
hood hc wa a consistent member
- the Bspii-, church. and one Of the
MOS, respected citizens ~ the couu-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
GET BUSY EVERYBODY, AND
MAKE CARRARD 100 PER CENT
BEFORE TUESDAY,

4 lis, of grower. who have signed
since the las, lssu"
John Francis. Jane. Land. j, \
Cotton, j r. Hume, Ben Moherley,
Charles Huffman. Clarence llardwick,
John b. Adams. j. X sutton. J u
Morris. Robert Huffman, Charley
Morris. Stone n Huffman. Buford
kcmper. Melvin Shearer, George
Ellington. Dit Huffman. &. l.. walk
er. Edward CLARK. John Purcell. Les
lie Delaney. Georg, Hall A Sons.
John wearren. Eid Lear. Henry
Hurt. Walker Burdeti. J T Tinch.r.
David Tlncher. J. n Fisher. j. IL
Turner. Rober, MAYOR. Glocestcr
Smith. 4. u. Lee. II. X. Montgomery.
Alone Shearrrr a Son. {. 4 Hughes.
John Sebastian, &. C.Pruitt. Walker
Logan. Bud Ballard. h. Sebastian.
Ssllie Huffman. bud Sherrow. Viii
liam Mcouerry. Herman Humphrey.
q. b. Huffman. Ben Huffman. Cron-
ley Hardwiek, Willard Rogers. Tom
p. Leavell, George CLARK. Elisha Ad-
ans. James Grimes. J. y. Adams.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
City Fathers Meet

The regular meeting Of the City
Council was held al the police head
quarters last Monday night with a
full meeting There was no special
business to dispose Of.
Members ~ the Lancaster aud Gar
rard County Chamber Of Commerce
were before the Council and asked
that an ordinance be passed not to
allow ears to be- parked within 20
feet Of III. hydrants. This request
on the part Of the Chamber Of Com
merce Was carried over to the next
meeting night.
Permission Wa. granted IN. Cham
Der of tommcrc. 70 paint hydrants
some conspicuous color in order that
they may be- located EASILY in the
event 81 fr,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

VITA thirty two counties having
,,gncd their quotas ~ - per cent OF
more Of N, crop Of 1921. WORKERS OF
the Burlcy Tobacco Grower, Co
operativ, Association went 90 work
Tuesday with renewed vigor and en-
rouragcmrnt TO finish the task by
signing up enough additional 10 make
the poo 90 per cent strong by Mon
day night. when the campaign will
close
The couu;ic, which nave signed 40
per cen, or more Of their crops are
Bath. Bourbon, Bracken, Carroll.
Carter. CLARK. Fleming Franklin.
FAy,ttc. Grant. Gallat,n. Henry. Har-
rison. J.ssamin,. Lincoln, Mason,
Marion. Montgomery, Mercer, Mel
son. Nicholas. owen. Oldham, Pcndlc-
ton. Robertson. Spencer, Scott. Shel-
by. Trimblc. Woodford. all on Ken
tucky. adams County OHIO, and
Ohio County. Indiana
Joseph Passonncau. organization
manager. said the workers would not
stop with their bare quota. but would
contlnu, until all the tobacco IN each
county II Is possible to Obtain has be
come signed Every Blu, Grass
County over the top, except Madi-
son. Boyle and Garrart
Prccinc, No "a. Paint Lick. Dave
Hcryey. Chairman Every grower
ha. signed the contract. making this
precinct 100 per cent
Shirley Hudson. Chairman Every
grower except two have signed, max
ing u gsis per cent.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
The Next Thing.

The election !, over. The win
ncrs and their friends are rejoicing
The lacsers. /, Is hoped. are taking
their defeat like good spor,smen.
Tn. sore spots made. tn. unkind
words and things said and done in
the stress Of the campaign should be-
forgotten. Garrard County's citi-
zens are friends and neighbors and
expect 10 live together in amicable
relations IN the future a. IN the past
IL would help in restoring the usu-
al calm and cordiality Il all would
begin now TO think " the revival ser
vices which vii begin at III. Chris
tian Church next Sunday. Rev.
Madison A. Hart. Of Danville will do
the preaching IN these meetings.
This assures good preaching. efee-
tive preaching Mr. Har, is held in
the highest esteem by all in Dan
Vile. irrespective II church afili-
ations. His coming into our com
munity will help all who come to
know or hear him.
Miss Kathryn Warmer will direct
the music She has had quite a good
deal Of experience "a music director
and soloist in revival services and her
work has been universally satisfac-
tory. Mr. Har; and Miss Warmer
will come TO Lancaster for the Mon.
day evening services and continue
their work for two weeks.