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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
DEATH CLOSES
YOUNG LIFE
OF Eugene BrOadus.

Last Friday morning about seven
o'clock. the Death angel lowered
over the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Cron.
ley Broadus, OF this city and claimed
their ~ year old son. Eugene, who
had been a sufferer from heart
trouble for nearly three years.
Everything that medical skill. con-
slant nursing, devoted and untiring
administrations TO his wants, were
done. but to no avail.
Eugene Broadus was an excellent
young man and had a host Of friends
in Lancaster and in the county. who
admired him for his brigh, disposition
and lovable nature. In the family
relations he was a devoted, affection
ate and obedient son. His young
friends-and they embrace all who
knew him-deeply lament his untime.
~ removal from them. bu, Death
comes to all. Hi. cold and sapless
hand moves DER the world and beck.
ons US away. Who shall resis, the
summons"
They drop so fast ere lfe's mid
stage we tread. few know so many
friends alive as dead"
Beside his parents. he is survived
by two brothers, Earl. OF this city and
O'Neal Broadus. Of Chicago; and two
sisters. Mrs Lillian Parsons Of this
county and Hazel Broadus. Since
very young he had been a member OF
the Church Of Christ a. d was devoted
TO its teachings. Fureral services
were conducted at the Lancaster Gem.
etery last Sunday afternoon by FL.
ders William Severance and W. v
Anderson. Of Stanford. The pal
bearers being his young friends
Messrs. Clyd, Hol,zclaw. Harry Brat.
ton. Abner Ray. Paul Stapp. Thomp.
son Sanders, and Earl Carter.
May the birds sing .weetiy above
Eugene's grave and the flowers per.
petually bloom there.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Chamber Of Commerce
Holds First Meeting.

Te frs. meeting ~ the members
Of tie Chamber Of Commerce was
held In the Court House las. Friday
night with about one hundred pres
ent. The primary cause Of this
meeting was to elect officers for the
ensuing year. The NEE ting was call
ed to order by X. l.. Elkin. who had
been previously named As chairman
Of the election committee, with W.
X. Basin and Henry Moore.
Quite n friendly rivalry had been
created by friends Of The three can
didates, who had previously been
nominated for president % the club
by q referendum vote ~ the members
the week before. But everything
turned on: tremendously and l.. G..
Davidson. cashier Of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank was elected President.
This was followed b. the election Of
A. ID. Joseph. vice-Pr"sident. with q.
b. Swinebroad. W. y Farnau and
Charlie Thompson - directors.
Everybody seems to he pleased with
the selection and feel tat the organi.
zation is IN safe hanfs with these
business men.
A delegation from the Lexington
Boar I Of Commerce VS. on hand and
assisted materially in the election Of
the officers and offered many sugges.
tons that will be Of g~ca, help TO the
club N the future.
Those composing tie party from
Lexington were: Messrs. Harry s
Brewer. s b. Feattorstone. l.. b
Shouse. Wood G.. DLrlap. j. o.
Cree h. Harry Richards. Colonel
james Ma-et and Flank c. Dunn
Each Of these gentlemen was called
upon for short ,alk and all respond.
ed heartily. The Lexih,,,on Board OF
Commerce was given unanimous
vote Of thanks for IN, assistance i,
has given our local board since its
organ ization. Resolutions were also
adopted. and forwarded to DIR. Frank
l.. McVey, president Of Kentucky
University, asking thai he not resign
a, this time. but urg.l to remain and
con,'r Ne his fight for Tho programme
Of expansion for the Institution which
he outlined some tire ago.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

One Of the social surprises Of the
season. was the marriage last Tues
day Of Miss Gladys Frisbie. only
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Logan. Of
this city and Mr.. Stanley Heron. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Heron.
So well did they keep their secret.
that few knew they were even sweet
hearts. and naturally were surprised
when IL was announced that they had
left for Harrodsbury. where the cere-
mony took place by oae Of the local
pastors Of that city. Mrs. Heron is
one Of Lancaster's most beautiful and
charming young ladies, which is only
equalcd by her lovely character and
sweet disposition. Mr. Heron Is a
very successful young business man.
BEING par, owner in the pool room
and soft drink stand Of Cox a. Heron
and enjoys one Of the best business
in this line in the city He is equal
~ popular and has a host Of friends
amorg tho old as well as the young
boys Of the city.
After the ceremony they lief, for
Alum Springs where they will spend
few days before returning to their
home in Lancaster, at which time
will receive the best wishes OF many
FRIENDS for long and useful life
Of matrimonial bliss and unalloyed
happiness.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
Dr.. Davidson Out Of
Senatorial Race,

DIR. X. l.. Davidson mas withdrawn
from the race for he republican
nominstion for State Senator, lcav.
ing h's opp' aent, Col. Joe :. Hasel'
den 81 Crab Orchard springs. a lone
hand in the race. DR.. Davidson gives
as the reason for his withdrawal that
he does no; feel that contest would
prove helpful TO hi' party. Many
,hought that he woul. defeat Col
Haselden and would prove the strong
or candidate in November. Robin.
son stock has gone up several points
since DIR. Davidson gave out the state
ment that he was no longer a can
didate.--lnterior Journal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
Judge O'Rear
Next Monday.

Next Monday is county cour, day
in Lancaster and large crowd is ex.
pected in town. Judge r. c. O'Rear.
Of Frankfort. will tell the people Of
Garrsrd and surrounding counties. Of
the cooperative plan Of marketing
our t'baeco. something hat is Of vast
Importance to the farmers and grow
ers in the state Of Kentucky and in
the Blue Grass sectic' in particular.
Don't fail TO attend this meeting as
something may be said that will mean
many dollars in the packets Of the
tobacco grawers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
Dead Heroes
Bodies Arrive.

Messrs. Jas. Naylor and Wilbur X.
Smith, formerly Of this county. but
now residing in Linco.n received las,
Saturday kilograms from the War
Department that the bodies Of their
sons arrived at Hobokcn, n. j., on the
18TH. and will be shipped to Lancas.
ter for burial. These valiant young
men gave their lives On the battle
fields Of France.
The American Legion Of the Held.
al Sanford Post 70. IS are making
arrangements to conduct the funeral
services
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

The examining tria. Of Rober,
Lunsford. charged WITH killing Brown
Jasper. near Brysn.sv,lle last week
was postponed until tomorrow. Fri.
day., when the case will come up be.
fore Judge Forest Stapp.
The attorneys for Lunsford asked
for y postpoaement, on the grounds
that they had not hal sufficient time
since employed by the defendant to
prepare the case. Lu..ford is still in
jail. Some interesting facts are said,
will be brought out al the trial to-
morrow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
Notice L egionaires And
Elk. Service Men.

All members Of the American
Legion and TX. Servic, men Of the
county are urgently requested to
meet at the POLICE COURT ROOM
in LANCASTER. KY. SATURDAY
NIGHT, JULY 23rd.. nj 7:45 p. NJ.
Arrangements will r. made ut this
meeting to select tn firing squad.
Pail bearers and other matters per-
tanning to the burial q: the two SOL
diers' bodies that wi, be shipped to
Lancaster for burial. Please be
present and on time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

On last Saturday afternoon the
Marksbury Base Ball team defeated
the Brysntsville's firs. team on the
latters grounds. the fr.l score being
"a T., 8. The Bryantsv,lle boys made
q hard fight but were out CHASED BY
the local team.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

The Hefyner-Vinson Stock Com
pany. which played hire during the
last week Of June are to play in Stan
ford all Of next week.
The program vii he changed
nightly and on SATURDAY night Of
mex, week they are to play Tempest
and Sunshine. Many from laneas-
ter vii 20 over during this company's
stay in Stanford.
tD
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Another victory was awarded the
Lancaster All Stars wi en- they won
from the Brodhead team here yes
terday by the score 81 o to 2.
The Brodhcad team claimed to be
the best in the Mountains have an ex-
cellent team when playing in their
class. however. their air castles were
ruined when they stepped upon
blue grass diamond ans tried to give
the local nine a game
Drew. the tall mountaineer on the
mound for the Visitors worked very
good and TODD the punishment fine.
owning to the poor support on the
part Of his team mates.
Lancaster started the ball rolling
in the third inning when Woods came
to TIE bat, knocked grounder to
short and run il on, 10 first. San
ford ,onne-t ted with Tn = pill for a two
bagg,r scoring Woods. Kinnaird
singled scoring Sanft,d. jenkins hit
to right field scoring Hinnaird. Hit
hit 70 second, scoring jenkins an en-
ror when old faithful. Walker. who
plays third most ered.tably swatted
the ball for three b. gger scoring
Hicks
TIE fourth inning looked like they
were going TO do the s. me thing, how,
ever. our lads succeeded in scoring
one run, in the fifth hiring they came
back and completed their scoring by
making three runs.
The Visitors rallied IN the ninth.
and s,ade two runs. making the final
coun' read . to =. In favor Of Mgr
Carpenters team.
Lack Of space at this time prevents
US from giving more Of the game in
detail. but We woald like to say just
here. that Lancaster never played a
better game than they played yester-
day nor have they met 4 cleaner set
Of players than the Rrodhead boys
proved to be.
Had Their pitcher Fad the support
he deserved. the result would have
been the same. but the score would
have been different.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
LANCASTER LANDS
Two More Victories.
Burgin And Brodhead
Latest Victims.
GOOD CROWDS SEE GAMES.
Manager Carpsasss's Team Pisyiss
Fast Ball.

The Lancaster town team defeated
the strong team from Burgin on the
formers ground b. the score Of 5 to
I.
This was without doubt one Of
the best games Of the season. Every
man was on his toes and they all
played professional ball
Hicks on the mound for the locals
played his usual good game and
pitched himself out OF several bad
holes. His catcher. "Dick" Lackey.
worked like a machine and gave
him all the backing needed. Capt.
Kinnaird played his usual good game
ut first and also used the stick to good
advantage. while Woods on second,
Miller on shor, and Walker on third
made the birds sing bv their playing.
Nothing was too hot for this trio and
they pegged them out at first when
il locked impossible for them to do
so The little South Paw had excel
lent backing from his felders in the
persons Of Joseph and Curtis. who
played right field for ) and 4 innings
each. Cox in Center and Jenkins in
left .ield.
The visitors led of in the third
inning when King. the visitors pitch
er. walked to the bat and connected
with the pill for a homer. Lancaster
came back in the fifth. tied the score
and went on a run in the lead. The
visitors tied this sco.e in the fourth
when in ,ne sixth King (The former
Chicago White Sox pitcher wen, up
in the air and the loca' lads pounded
him over the lot for t',s,e runs. max
ing Lancaster a totA' Of 5 runs.
The visitors worked hard and made
two runs. making their total runs,
with two men on bases, two outs and
fly ball over catche.rs head and the
old came was over With Mgr. Car
penter adding another blue ribbon on
his long string Of victories.
Following Is the box score OF the
tw teams:
Total hits for Lancaster. 10; for
Bury'n ..
Errors. Lancaster (Hicks) 2; Bur-
gin (Bohon) 2.
Two Base Hits-KI,rai rd.
| Tbves Ra.a ui.x-Kiuoa,vJ Mar
gan and Turner.
Home Run King. - 80
Left on bases. Lancaster 3; BurYin.
Struck out King 10, Hicks Z.
Umpires. Grimes and Whitaker.
Time Of game one hour. minutes
Scorer, Lawson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
Goods warning. but sees no evider
u such a desire.
"Eeoaomy Wrong Ead.To."

Economy Wrong Eddie"
The ,enseness and seriousness Of
the plight Of the administration by
r,aon Of growing dissatisfaction. ex-
tending into the Republican party
press. over the failure TO meet the
expectations Of the country has been
relieved somewhat BY the activities
Of the new Director OF the Budget.
Gen. "Hell-and-M eria" Dawes. who
lkened the machinery given him in
the budget bill to ",1o,hpick with
which to tunnel Pike's Peak The
General. however. has set TO work
with the "toothpiek" to prepare the
1922 budget.
In wcp-ordcred governments. bud
gets are made before appropriations.
but NJ the appropriations for 1922
have mostly been made, General
Dawes budget follows the appropri-
ations.
This latter method. however. IL. is
pointed out, harmonizss with the ad-
ministration's plan Of beginning at
the wrong end on economy-that is
to say. letting the ninety-three cents
for war Of each dollar Of taxation
stand as ii is and tryins to save some
thing ON the other seven cents.
There is precedent for these meth
DDS. however. IL not in government At
least In literature. The famous
trial In "Alics in Wonderland" begins
by the courts instruction to the jury
to "prspars your verdict"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

To - sivss swsy 81 9eaas's
0psss Hssss Meaday aisAs. Jsly %.
(cssss Dsy) ONE REClSrGRED
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Bitter Clashes Mark
Vote And Fight Is
Almost Started
STANLEY rAUNTs EN-.

Washington. administration
won its battle in Congiess when the
senate. responding to President
Harding's recent request. rccommit-
ted the soldiers bonus bull indefinite
~ to the Finance Committee.
The vote Of recommital was ~ to
30. Both parties divided upon the
rollcall. nine Republicans voting
against, while eight Democrats joined
the bulk Of Republicans for recon-
initial.
An eifor. for an order directing
early return Of the bill to the Senate
was defeated by n vote Of 80 to Z,
a motion Of Senator william 8. keny-
on. Republican. Of Iowa. to have the
bill brought back early IN January
being rejected. Senator Key Pittman,
Democrat. Of Nevada. ,hereupon an
nounced that he would make a motion
every week hereafter to bring back
the bill from the committee.
stormy clashes betveen Democra.
tic opponents and Republican advo'
cate. % recommittal marked the
closing debate. but they were mild
a. compared to scenes which followed
the rollcall One Of the incidents
was challenge by Senator Porter
y. McCumber. Republican. 81 North
Dakota. champion % t1c bill. to ScnA-
tor James 4. Reed. Democrat. OF Ms.
sour 20 settle ques' ion 81 veraci,y
outside. and shouts ~ sit down,
made 20 Senator Thomas T. Watson,
Democrat. 81 Georgia
There were many tense moments
especially when senators McCumb.r
and Reed walked toward each other
on opposite sides % the aisle. Sena.
tor Joe r. Robinson and Others. how
ever. stepped between them. This
occurred when Senator Reed. refer.
ring 10 Mr.. McCumber's invitation
for discussion Of ,hcr differences
Outside" declared II never saw a
backyard yet who did no, want to
20 outside TO settle.
Sssalev Tssnss Republicans
Washington.-"Today. by this per
Torrance" said Senator A. q. Stan
ley. Of Kentucky. just before the vote
approving recommit,al Of the soldier
bonus bill in the Senate, you place
the seal Of our e,erns' approval up
on that thing you mos denounced in
Woodrow Wilson or you place the
seal Of eowardice upon your own
conduct Either Wilson was right
and you called his all but traitor or
he was wrong. II he was right. the
charge should never have been made.
II he was wrong. there 10 no Reuse
for this base submission to your own
President. who more than initiates
ht,v, -
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

LOST-A pair Of gold trimmed
glasses in case. Either at depot or
on the square. Reward IL returned
10 this Office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

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=. hudsso . FAsaau.
Evening star., 1921-12-04

Marshal Foch dimes with
National Commander Hanford
MacNider of the American
Legion aboard the legion train.
An incident of the French army
leaders trip through the United
States.
GCndcrwvod & Underwood.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
HAITIAN UNION
FILES PROTEST


Washirgton. Nay S.-The ~mem-
dr." prepared By delegates OF the
Haitian Patriotic union. protesting
against political. economic and, a.
nancial conditions on the island nm
der American occupation. was pre-
scented today 1t the White house
and state department BY Pauleos
Sannon, Stsnie Vincent and Per-
ceval Thoby, who said that they
had transmitted copies also to al
members Of the foreign relations
delegates said. to furnish omcials
and foreign affairs committees Of
congress. It was designed. the
delegates said, to furnish omciaS
here with Information as to the
true situation in Haiti at this
time"
Presentation at the White house
and state department was made
through routine channels and the
delegates did not see Secretary
Hughes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
SOAeD TO
BfIHe MOTHER


6pRfngneld, Ill. May Slower
norBnball Sat in silent but satisfied
Reflection of his deeds nm Mothers
day when he received message Of
Gfattncation this morning for bark
ening to dying mothers wish.
Roy Francis Wall. convicted con-
Adencs man, returned to the Joliet
penltentiary with q promise on his
lip6 togo straight" and with kind
nesS5ins his heart for the man who
had 3ermitted him to go to his Chi
caEu home and hold the hand of
the mother whose plea the COVER
nor beard.
When Rev. Joseph Sibley, pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church,
Chicago. called Governor Small Sat
urday night and said Mrs. A. Wall
was dying at her home at 1887 Cal
umet avenue, calling for her only
son, "a prisoner at Joliet, the gov
ernor sent word to prison author
ties to send Wall to his mothers
bedside.
Rushing in an automobile under
guard, Wall reached his mothers
home at 8 a. m. Sunday. She died
two hours later.
The governor hummed a little
Song as he turned to his work this
morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
SOCIETY WAGES
WAR ON OPIUM
Trnces Of Drug Feund n Pllla Sold
TS Posfer Classes IN
Chlna,

Shanghai, April 14.-Delayed. -
In connection with q campaign OPP
ened in March by the executive
body Of the Anti Opium association,
to check the sale and use Of opium
and narcotic drugs in Shanghai, a
particular effort Is u be directed
against traffic In what has been
known as anti-opium pills. These
have been sold commonly in Chi
nese shops and on analysis have
been found to contain powdered
herbs and morphia- They have
been sold chie99 to coolies and the
poorer classeG
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
CHURCHES APPEAL,

New York. May "a nation
wide appeal for an international
conference on reduction Of arma-
ments was issued by a joint COM
mittee Of the federal council of
churches, the national Catholic
welfare council, the central confer
ence of American rabbis, and the
United Synagogue Of America.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

advisor. They tried to ind = de-
stroyer to carry him to Athens but
failed and he had to 90 BY train.
The couture makers reputation
as q celebrity had preceded him
here and the Americans staying q
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

the Best hotel where he registered.
treated him with the utmost defer
ence. He was extensively wined
and dined but the Americans were
disappointed. When they solicit
ously inquired about the princess
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
HAIR DRESSER
MISTAKEN FOR
FRENCH DOCTOR

Athens.-Princess Anastasia, the
American wife Of Prince Christie
pher who was formerly Mrs. Will
liam B. Leeds Of New York. Just
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

its critical stage.
Greek authorities at Saloniki
m;stook him for 4 DISTINGUISHED
French physician and jumped to
the conclusion that he had been
summoned as an expert medical
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

health, the hair dresser maintsi,..
q delphic reserve. His popsI -
was brief. Some one soon = ~
nized him rs bafber and he ~
longer q. striking figure in ~
hotel Hobbies.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

B'NAI BIRTH MEET.
st. Louis. Mo-, May 9.-Plans for
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-23
|. W. W. Blamed for
Explosion Near
State Guard Camp
Arizona Officers Probe Blast
In Phoenix Said to Have
Been Directed Against
Troop Headquarters.

Phoenix. Ariz., Dec. 22.-ln con-
nection with an explosion in small
frame structure near the new State
Highway building here today, local
authorities are investigating report
that Industrial Workers of the
World have shipped two and one
half cases of high explosives and u
alarm clocks, equipped to set off the
explosion, into this district from
California.
The explosion itself did only about
$1,000 worth of damage, but authori-
ties are investigating on the theory.
that it was intended to destroy the
Highway Department building, in
which are the headquarters OF the
Arizona National guard.
The explosion occurred just before
state employees were due to report
for duty this morning. All the Will
dows in the highway department
building and many in houses for
several hundred yards were broken
BY the force of the explosion.
Officials claim that no explosive OF
sufficient force to do damage that
was done was stored in the building
in which the explosion occurred.
There was no powder or other
powerful explosive in any of the
buildings on the highway depart
ment's property unless it was put
there by some one not connected
with the department, Thomas Mad
dock, state engineer said.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-23
Converses With His Wife
Shortly Before the End
Death Comes
Peacefully.

Jacksonville. Fla, Dec 22.-Col.
Henry Watterson, known to the
American people as one OF the last
surviving members of the old school
of journalism. and TO his friends as
"Marse Henry died early today at
hotel.
Death came peacefully, the vener-
able editor retaining consciousness
almost to the end and conversing
during his last half hour with his
wife, son and daughter.
Colonel Watterson came TO Jack
sonville several weeks ago in ac-
cordance with his annual custom of
spending the winter i'll Florida,
usually at Fort Myers. He con-
tractcd slight cold Tuesday and
while seated i'll chair yesterday
morning soon after breakfast, he
suffered an acute bronchial attack
and was ordered to his bed by his
physician. His condition grew
worse during the day and night and
the end came at OILS o'clock this
morning. The immediate cause of his
death, his physician said, was heart
failure superinduced by congestion
of NC lungs.
Bands Will Play Dixie.
Thus "Marse Henry" passed to
that beautiful Shore" where, last
October he wrote his comrades OF
the Confederate army, he was sure
"the bonnie blue flag will be flying
at the fore and the bands will be
playing Dixie on parade and the
pretty girls will be distributing The
Chattanooga Rebel Uhe newspaper
published by him during the war
between the states), to groups OF
ragged red-nosed angels who have
not forgotten the rebel yell"
Henry Watterson, Journalist,
author, statesman and lecturer, dis
as the NEST brilliant news
paper writer of the south and for
years as one of the most powerful