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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-06
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participate The active Judges have
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NndHu Gutierrez Tho chnppr0uH win b.
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ri thN mrrNnE Uf tho Lower Rla
'nnrdr Valley Medical society boo Me.
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'hr lHH. mnUfh
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-06

Friends ana visitors ave cordially
invited t0 hraf uf HkmutI who NiH
icu uf TIE work heiHr dome fn McNl.
con Youth
uENnY AUSTIN. pa.ior
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lIiNNNN ana NlNIkNfN ave NNfNlNIIN
invited to hrar uf Ahmnul who NiN
ioll 20 the worh neinr dome fni McNi.
HENRY AUSTIN ra.,or
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fnHt 90 und Easy to 1910
$40 SUNDAY school ana nhi,
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ana women viii give ynu toe welcome
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'Cofncf of staples one Mnf strcsfsi
NirrH inI TODAY Hfr ar follows
IlN'' school % fI I.rf every momh.r
ni ih" school ho present and on flmr
,"umuniun nnl preaching at 30 no
ders ana nencona"
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
GROWERS
MEETING
Set For Saturday After
noon.
noon.

County chairman. Judge l.. L.
Walker has called a meeting Of all
the growers in the Lancaster Msgis-
terisl District for a meeting In Lam
caster next Saturday afternoon. At
the same time the growers in the
Bryantsville Magisterial District are
called 70 meet at Bryantsville. These
two meetings are to be the most i'm
portant ones 70 be held preparatory
10 the final drive for signers 70 the
Cooperative Plan Of marketing their
tobacco II Is up to every grower to
see that every grower attends one
% these meetings. that Garrard coun-
~ may 90 over the top with her 10
per cent quota as has already been
done in five other counties Of the
state.
Judge Walker asks us to state
hat a prominent speaker will adj
dress the farmers and growers Of
Garrard county next county court
day in Lancaster We will be able
In next weeks issue to state just
who it will be
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Foot Ball Friday.
Alumni We High School.

The first game Of foot ball to be
played this season will be the one be-
tween the Alumni and the High
School team next Friday afternoon
on the local gridiron.
Capt. Cox has been working his
men hard since the season opened
and he hopes to have a winning team
out Of the twenty men who are put
ting forth their every effort to make
one Of the eleven.
The old men who are heartily in
sympathy with the local team have
consented 10 give the lads a work
out on tomorrow Afternoon prepare
tory to the game with Junction City
on next Friday week.
Inc ain,.ss.s. &c hi- game will
be 25 cents and large crowd should
90 out and rost for the High School
and encourage them from the very
start. Il viii be worth the price Of
admission 70 see the High School trol
cut on the hsld. led by their Captain
In their new uniforms. ~,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Baptists Plan
Fight On Evils.
,Georsetown News,

'htttstlbNU sNtNsf
A united campaign against motion
pictures. dancing. immodest 'un-
dress" mixed bathing. divorce. Sun
day baseball. card playing. horse
racing. gambling and violation Of
prohibition laws is 70 be undertaken
by the thrty-thre. churches Of Elk
horn Baptist Association. IL was de-
eided at the annual meeting Of the
association. which closed last week
at Providence church. woodlake.
The Association is composed OF
churches in Fayette, woodfcrd.
Bourbon. Franklin. Jessamine and
Scot, counties. The report included
recommendation Of the General As
ISOLATION Of Kentucky Baptists.
which meets at Hopkinsville Novem.
Der 18th. Join in the movement
agains race track gambling in the
state. Dancing was eharactized as
zone Of the most dangerous world
ly amu>ements, indecent. immoral
and immodest"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
BIG COUNTIES
Are In Line For Burley
Pool.
Ass~iasion

With both woodford and Fayette
county joining Bourbon. Carroll and
Montgomery their rs per cent quota
Of the tobacco crop pledged TO the
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association marketing movement,
workers for the new marketing plan
have taken hold with a vim 20 put
the movement over the top in the
other counties II Is conceded that
the success Of the marketing move
ment in the big central counties will
have powerful effect in bringing
the outside counties. which we're
s.ronges, for the old pools. into line.
The campaign is to be pushed from
now until the closing time fixed by
the organization committee. Novem-
Der 10. but counties which have oh
tanned their quota will continue the
campaign by personal solicitation Of
all growers 20 join. with q view Of
having as large an acrege a. possible
in all Of the counties. Some optimis-
tic leaders o. the movement predict
that before the pool closes in Noyem-
Der ninety per cent Of the growers
will have Joined Il.
This week will be a busy one for
the county organizations and speak
er. Monday Congressman J. Camp
bell Cantrill spoke to a big crowd at
Brooksvilie and James y. Kehoe. ex-
Congressman. banker and tobacco
grower. addressed a large crowd Of
growers At Stanford. Lincoln county.
Mr. Cantrill also has been assigned
20 a number 81 towns in Henry eoun-
~ during the week, speaking twice
a day. except Thursday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Legion Election.

Commander william +. Miller has
issued a call TO all members Of the
Heidal Sanford Post Of the American
Legion for a meeting tomorrow night
for the annual election Of officers for
the ensuing year.
This should and doubtless will be
a great occasion for its members and
ve sincerely hope that every member
Of this patriotic organization be on
hand and participate in the selee-
ton Of these officers.
Gsrrard county is proud Of this
Post and proud Of every one % .:s
members and they should show their
interest by attending all its meetings.
especially so important one as Is cali
ed for Friday night
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Another Blue Ribbon.

Al the Lexington Fair last week
the Blue Ribbon was tied on the
seed wheat exhibited BY Mr.. iks
Dunn. of Lsxiaston. whose farm 10
in Lincoln County. This crop II
famous wheat vas bought By Hudses
q Farnau for seed because Of iss
extra fine quality and purity. Il
has been testsd by the ksatueky
AsDuitursl q Experiment Stssiss.
The ssrmiaasioa 10 90 per cent asa
the purity ,est 10 90 per esss And Il
weighs 81 pounds to the measured
bushsl.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
FARMERS
FACE RUIN
Says President Of Ken
lucky Bankers Asso-
citation.
Ir COOPERATIVE PLAN IS NOT
ENDORSED


Hon. Claude ID. Minor. president
o. the Kentucky Bankers Association
shows that the bankers Of the state
are heartily endorsing the cooper
alive plan Of marketing tobacco. by
the following letter he writes Hon.
Frank T. Logan. chairman for Boyle
county;
Receipt is Acknowledged % your
inquiry addressed 70 me as president
% the Kentucky Bankers Associa-
ton. relative TO the attitude Of the
bankers Of Kentucky toward the Bur
Icy Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association. and in reply thereto !
beg 20 advise that the Kentucky
Bankers Association al its meeting
IN Louisville week before last unani-
mously adopted a resolution approx
ing the cooperative marketing plan
being fostercd by the Burley Tob,c-
co Growers Cooperative Association.
This action speaks for itself With
out question the bankers ot>k en-
lucky are firmly behind the move
ment
1T u my pleasure. and | made a
point. 70 talk 20 a number o. promi-
nent bankers from various sections
% Kentucky during the convention
upon this question. and am pleased
to .ay that found everyone Of them
enthusiastic over the movement. and
I feel safe in saying that those with
whom did not talk are just az en-
thusiastic. Naturally. there may be
some exceptions. but I believe these
exceptions are WY few.
Personally. feel tina, the cooper.
alive marketing plan. Il carried out
as now contemplated. Is the one great
salvation for the tobacco growers %
the hurley district. Without some
concerted action upon the part %
the farmers many o. them will be
ruined. On the other hand. cooper
alive handling and marketing Of their
tobacco can nd will bring them out
Of the whirlpool Of hnneial distress.
"rhe farmers should not hesitate
10 join your association for without
doub, the plan has been sufficiently
tried out with other commodities 20
prove its worth. The bankers Of
Kentucky should not hesitate 20 in
iorse the movement and to bespesk
is merits TO their customers. The
prosperity OF Kentucky depends up
on its farmer and he is the one the
bankers Of Kentucky must help.
The Kentucky Bankers Association
means to advance the farmers cause
all within its power during the cur.
rent year"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Berea's Enrolment
Largest In State,

Berea College Is the largest in
stitution in the state giving col
legiate degrees. from the stand
point Of resident students enroll
ed. according to figures gathered a,
Lexington. Berea last year had g.
5s4 resident students.
degrees
Western Kentucky State Normal
with i.s27 resident students wa
second and Eastern Normal. Rich.
modn. was third with l.49s. Ths
University Of Kentucky was fourth
with approximately 1900 students
although the university had enrolled
in extension departments approx.
mately 1000 students last year
The University Of Louisville was fifth
with 800.
Enrolment during the year 1920.
81 at other schools reporting was
Asbury College, wilmore, 500; Ken.
lucky Normal Industrial Institute
for Colored Persons. Frankfort, 44si
St. Mary's College. st. Mary's, LAG
Kentucky Wesleyan College, Win
chester. ITO; Southern Baptist Theo,
logical Seminary. Louisville. 500
Georgetown College. Georgetown
$50; Pennsylvania College, Lexing
ton. 26s.
Although Berea had the greatest
number Of resident students there
were only 25S nthe college depart
ment, the remainder being enrolled
in normal school, academy, vocation
al school. foundation school snc
training school. This college is in
tended for students from mountain
sections Of five southern states ant
virtually all students are from thos,
seetions.-Riehmond Register.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Tobacco Growers
Attention.

There will be . meeting Of the
Burnley Tobacco Growers at the
Msnss School House Saturday night.
Sept. 18th, at 7 p. NJ.
This 10 one time that the Barley
growers have an opportunity to take
advantage Of an uasel6sh leader sad
should get behind this movement and
get . reasonable prof, for their to-
baseo. This ms,hed ~iil be explain
ed at Maass on the above Night.
Every tobacco grower 10 aost eerdi.
ally invited to attend.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
THIN GRAY LINE"
Last Reunion OF The
Gallant Old Soldiers
Of Dixie.

Announcement from Savannah, Ga.
that the Confederate States Veterans
hold a reunion in 1929 in that city.
1t will be the last gathering Of the
men. now dwindled to a "thin gray
line" who fought with Lee and Jack
son and Longstreet, has a touch Of
the pathetic. The "thin blue line"
is seen in public somewhere each
year. but the relative numerical
weakness Of the men who wore the
gray Is against their chance to imi-
tate in public gatherings. There will
be no reunion this year. which seems
TO be interpreted as meaning that
IL the gray old veterans are brought
together again II will be for the last
time
The men who wore the gray in
that bitter strife which drenched the
South with blood and filled the hearts
Of the people with bitterness are
historic figures, with the men who
wore the blue. The active genera
ton knows Of them mainly through
reading Of history. The thin little
line which today 10 all that is left
Of the gallant hosts that went into
battle behind Lee and "old Jack
give the world a perfect picture Of
the strength Of human character urg.
ed by motives that were high.
Men never fought more bravely,
with more desperation, with less
selhshness. than the veterans Of Lee
and Jackson and Longstreet. Had
they thought more Of themselves
and less Of the impulses that urged
them forward. that gallant gray army
never could have lasted rs a fighting
force for four discouraging years
II seems a pity that they should not
continue their reunions so long a:
there are two bent old men to re.
present the thousands who are gone
And how heroic the last warrior
should be to the people Of Dixie
--Owensboro Messenger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Poultry Culling
Denomination Here.

Plans are being made by the Coun-
ty Home Demonstration Agent. Miss
Joyce Syler. in cooperation with the
Extension Division % the Culling
Demonstrations which will be held
the latter part Of September on diff
ferent farms for the purpose Of show
ing farmers and their wives how 70
tell the loafing hen from the heavy
laying one.
According 70 Poultry Specialists.
approximately one-third Of the hens
on Kentucky farms molt during July
and August and stop laying the fol.
lowing spring. These loafers have
certain characters from the heavy
laying hen.
Farmers from different communal
ties will meet on certain farm In
this section when Poultry Specialists
from the College Of Agriculture will
assist Miss syler in giving the demon
stration. Loaivos AID heavy laying
hens will be selected and the far
mers and their wives shown the diff
ference between the two.
Circulars will also be distributed
and the process Of culling explained
In detail 20 that the poultry owners
can return to their own noeks and
eliminate the hens that are not lay
ing-watch for time and place which
will b announced later.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Heroes Body To
Arrive Saturday

Mr.. p. J. Young. Of this city has
received word from the department
at New York City. that the body Of
his son. Fred Young would leave to-
day for Lancaster. arriving by L. &
~ Railroad
Arrangements are being made for
the burial Sunday afternoon. to be
conducted by the local post Of the
American Legion. Funeral notices
will be distributed later giving the
exact hour.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Foot Ball Schedule
For The Season 1921

The following is the schedule for
the 1921 Foot Ball season for the
L. II. S. The Manager. Captain and
Coach have been working on this
schedule several weeks and have ar
ranged oneof the best schedules
ever.
The local lads have two open dates
and any number Of attempts have
been made with the Stanford High
School 10 schedule a game but 20 the
present time they have refused TO
consider the offer.
Sept. 23rd. Junction City II. S.
(HereD
Sept. soth. Model High School Of
Richmond. Here
Oct 7th. Millersburg Militay
Inst Of Millersburg at Millers-
burg.
Oct i4th Nscholssville II. S.
(aerel
Oct 2ist. Danville High School
tHersl
Oct 2sth. Open date.
Nov. sth. Versailles High School.
(Here)
Nov. 18th. Lebanon High School.
tHers)
Nov. 18th. Open date.
New. GARD. Hzrrodsburg High
Schssl. 4. (Hers.D
Close Of season.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Methodist Church Notes

There will be services at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning and
evening. The morning service will
be conducted by the pastor. followed
by the saeramental service. Rev.
c. L. Bohon, p. e.. OF D1nviIle Dis
'triet will have charge Of the evening
service and hold the ist. Quarterly
Conference for the year. Let Us
have a full attendance Of the mem
bership at both services. There will
be a surprise for you at the close Of
the morning service. Be sure to bs
present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Election Of
Legion Officers.

The service men Of Garrari Coun-
ty are asked 70 meet at the l. o. o.
F. nall in Lancaster. KY Friday
night. Sept. 18th. 1921. az : p. ~,
for the purpose 81 eleeting officers
for the ensuing year Of the Amer
can Legion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Dsnviile District.

{. l. Bohon. presiding elder.
Bryantsville and Mt. Olivct-A
p. Jones
Burgin and Moreland-E. L. Hill
burn.
Blrnside-S. J. Bradley.
Danville-J. VI. Fuqua.
East Bernstadt-R. z. Newton.
Gravel Switch-w. X. Mackey.
Harrodsburg-J. ID. Redd.
High Bridge-To be supplied.
Lancaster-Price T. Smith.
London-S. II. Pollitt.
Mckendree-S. W. Dean.
Middlesboro-W. X. Mcclure.
Perryville-G. W. Boswell.
Richmond-w. o. Sadler.
Salvisa-E. l.. Ockerman.
Somerset. L. Clark.
Stanford-E. X. Arnold.
Wilmore-W. L. Clark.
wilmore Circuit-T. W. Beeler.
Under the wilmore Quarterly
Conference:
President Ashbury College-H. c.
Morrison.
Vice President Ashbury College
John Paul.
Brsiness Manager Asbury College
George S Conant
General Evangelist W. W.
Bromley and Andrew Johnson.
Conference Evangelists-J. W.
Hughes and A. MacClintock.
Stoudents in Asbury College,.
H. Rayl and l.. I. Goodrich.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

Mr.. Joe Kavansugh. known thru
out the State ~ the best revenue Of.
hcer that ever invaded a moonshine
sesll has resigned and returns 10 his
home here.
Mr. Ksvsnaugh has made . most
szssllsat eaieer ind received many
high honors for the valiant deeds
that he committed. Mr.. Ksvansush
seatsd that he was undecided - TO
What business he would taks ".
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

am prepared to take orders for
any and ell magazines and would sp-
precis.e such favors from my frisads
itpd. Mrs. Dolly Brswn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Smith Remains
At Local Church.

Il Is very gratifying to the large
circle Of friends he has made since
his assignment 10 the Lancaster
church. TO know that Rev. Price +.
Smith was returned as pastor Of the
Methodist church here by the Ken
lucky Conference. which closed its
sessions at Somerset last week. The
Conference voted to meet at Har-
rodsburg next year.
Some Of the assignments for the
Danville District. which comprises
practically all Of the churches in
this section Of the state are as fol-
lows:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

A secret 10 not q secret to a wo-
man unless she can find some. one u
tell il to, SO. ,,t,o