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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
Sbor 81. SLOW. Ligy:

Demeter Vavro, 81; Jan HUI
dacko, NIL, 81; Jan Trup, 81;
Anna Dorcak, 50; Jozefina
Gergel, 81; Josef Zdehsky, 81;
Michael Mikolaj, 81; Michal
Madunicky, 81; Pavel Weber,
Cleveland, o., 81; Odbor %,
Mar. SLOW. Spoil. So; Andrea Ko
lesar, Cleveland, o., So; Odbor
10, MSS, SO; Alex Funka,
So; And. Zachar. Barberton,
O., 50; Martin Belica, Cleve-
land, O., 81.
Spolek "Pavel Cobrda' els.
166, SLOW. Ev. ]. $40; Andrej
J. Stupjansky, Cleveland, o.,
81; Jozef Wenczko, Cleveland,
$40; Imrich Mihalko, Gle
veland, O., SkR Mike Moravec,
Cleveland, o., 81; Michal Kol-
lar, 81; Mike Harden, Strong
vile, O., 81; Jos. Miklus, Gle
veland, O., 81; Andy Piskura.
ISL; Dan. Vician, 81; And. b.
vankovic, Folansbee, w. Va,
Isl; Gaspar Krajcik, $40; Mi
chal Kandrac, So; Jan Pavlik,
Brunswick, O., 81; Jan Misik,
breckenridge, Mich, 81; Sa'
muel Kucera, Detroit, Mich.
SIS; A. M. Cleveland, O., $1.50;
Martin Harencar, 81; Julia Ha
renCar, 81; Jura.j Koncar, 81
Rehor Rozboril, 81; JOS. Russ
MI, 81; Lud. Bulovsky, 81; J
Matejcik, ST.; Andrea Valko
Whiting, Ind, 81; SIP. Fanny
Marie Ruzanskej, Odb. a, n
veny, Clev. O., $40; Gust. Va
lencik, Shamrock, Texas So
Evangelical SLOW. Jednot;
S25; Spoil. Sv. Amy, els. "A
Slov. Ev. Zenskej Jednoty
Lakewood, O., IS; Sbor 81
ISlov. Ligy, Clev., O., $40; Pl
Anna Plesa, re sboru 304, 81
Ligy, z Copenish, Mich, S.
Rev. M. TomaSka, "a SIP. SV
Trojice els. 20, Evan. 81. Zen
Jed. z Connesville, Pa, So
Pan Jan Urban, Cheat Ha
ven, Pa, So; John kysela
Lakewood, O., So; SLOW. Ev
Spevokol "Bratislava" 2 cirkv
lSv. Jana Evanjelistu, V Taren
tum, Pa. postal p. j. Kukuk
pokl., $3.50; Cts. II, Clev
SLOW. Jed. (odevzd. p. Stup
ljansky) SIS; Direktori Sporitel
ne "Orol" V Lakewood, O., So
Sbor so, SLOW. Ligy V Lakewood
ISIS; And. Valko, z Whiting
Ind, ST..
rJl Qc-T ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
~VELKY LOS.
I
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.


"Medaile, kterou Jana Ma
Tie zajiste jeste nosi, povede
vas ma stopu!" zvolala slepa.
"Spolehejte ma mne, slecno,
duvefujte mi a mejte trpeli-
vost".
"Ddveruji yam, pane - ale
zaprisaham vas, pospeste 81,
kdybyste byl otcem, pochopil
byste mou trpelivost''.
"Miluii syna sveho made Vse
a p%ochopuji city vase, draha
slecno. Doufam, re iednoho
dine poznate syna meho a re
jej budete tez milovati''.
"Jest vasim synem a iiz pro-
t. jej miluji = nedovedete 81
vtru ami pTedstaviti, jak yam
isem neskonale vdecnou".
"Chci 81 vdecnost vasi zaslou
ziti a vynalozim veSkere sve
silly k tomu. abych nasel vam
dceru a zaopatril YAM imeni'.
Go mi zalezi ma jmeni!"
zvolala slecna de Rhode 1--WE.
s'Chci jedine sve dite! Milera-
da snasela bych hidu a nedo-
statek, jen kdybych mela svou
dceru. Mohla bych tn drahou
privinouti aspon k srdci, kdyz
jscm jiz tax nest'astna, re ne
mohu Sc tesiti z jejlho pohle-
dul" :. s:
"Jste liz dlouho s!epou, slee-
no?"
."Jiz patnacte let, pane O.
slep,a jsem pc dlouhe smrtelne
nemoci".
"a neporadila istc Sc S neja-
kym odbornikem?"
"Ne, pane".
"A proc ne?"
"Stalo by to mnoho pence,
jsem chuda".
Mem snad jeSte pozde,
st'astna operace vratl YAM
spad zrak''.
'FV mem v6ku mohla by Sc
operace staff osudnou, chci Ii
ii, abych sc mohla shledati sc
sym ditetem".
"Shledate Sc S MIN, slecno!
PrlSahal lsem, &c YAM dceru
Nratlml Nyni vSak dovolte, a
bych YAM rckl, re zijete V po-
m6rcch vas nedustoinych, stra
date, skrovny vas duchod YAM
nestaci".
Ia sedmnacte let zvykla
.jsem jiz stradani, pane, pra-
villa slepa Sc smutnym usme-
VEN.
"Clov6k ovsem zvykne stra-
danl, proto vsak pfece trpi.
Nam pevne preSvedceni, re bu
dete "a kratky cas- bohatou
co tie DOLBY Vsak nesmite zustati
Zcela chudou, a prosim vas tu-
diz, abyste mne povaZOvala IA
SVeho pen6znika. Dovolte, pro
sim, abych YAM smell dati ma
pred .listou castku, jakouz sd
ma 81 urcite a u niz Dude VAN
mono zaopatriti 81 pohodli Z
blahobyt".
este velmi laskay,, pane"
pravila slepa S patrnym point
tim, "ncchci vSak dobroty vas
zneuzivati".
"Ncni to zncuzivanlm dobrt
ty, ~prijmete-li pajtku ode mne
slecno. Zde mate 1000 franku
neskrbte JIM; az budete S pc
nezi hotova,, dam YAM iine, ne
zapomente, re jest to pouh;
pujcka a re isem vasim pence
nlkem".
Nahle zbledl a temny Wy
Kirk vydral sc mu 2 hrdla.
"Nemam zapisniku, V mem:
hyly velmi cenne papiry", zvo
lal zd6Sene. ''Byla V mem znac
IA castka pence, dulezite zapi
sky, tyka.iici Sc vasi dcery
Ztratil jsem jcj, nebo byl m
ukraden".
"Ukraden!" divila Sc Pavli
ma.
HAna RI,yJ cdnhnro ,1,s,4 f
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TuStltl; mann Vellce ma Specn
penize zaSlu VAN jeSte dnes
- nedam VAN ami s bohem,
pravim toliko: ma shledanou,
nebot' vas opet co nejdrive ma
vstivim".
Joubert, necekaje ami ma Cd
poved' slope, padil z pokoje.
V teze chvili vrazil Boni-
chen jake puma do kancelare
sveho pana.
"Vyhrano!" Zvolal radostne.
"Zaslouzil .jsem 81 slibenou Cd
rlatu. Nahlednete do teto kniz
ky, pane, pochvalte mne pak!"
s temito slovy polozil zapiS
nix Joubertuv pred Jacquiera
ma still.
"Co jest to-"
"Tot' majetek seredne opice
q ulice G~eoffroy Marie. Pan
Joubert jest Size vychytraly
ptacek, Bonichon vSak je jeste
mad neho! Nez byste napocital
pet, octl Sc zapisnik 2 .jeho
kapsy V me! To Sc stale takhle.
Vrazim do neho, ovsem re ia
koby nahodou! Vztahnu ruku,
zadrzim jej, ably nepadl, pax
Sc slusne omluvim, a vse jest
hotovo!"
lacquer otevrel rychle "a
pisnik a cetl S nejvetsim maple
tim.
Hned ma prvni STRANGE stale:
- Hledati divku, jez byla
roku 1878 uzmuta s1ecne Paw
line Marii de Rhode, bytem V
ulici Saint Honor6 cislo 159.
Estival svefil dite Prospe-
III Richandovi a jeho zene V u
lici de la Roquette, cislo 154.
= Richand a ieho zena byli
zastreleni ma barikadach roku
1871.
= Tehdaz byly diteti as dive
leta.
Dite mClo ma krku me.
DALI.
- Dedictvi: $500, 600 fran
XII.
II Matka uziva duchody
dcera d%Gdickou''.
"Rozumim, rozumimi" zvo.
lai lacquer Sc zarici tvari
R;chandovi byli zastreleni Ia
barikade, dit6 bylo nalezeno U
mrtvol a dano do domu male.
zencu. Dite dedi. Nez vsak Wy.
d. sc dedictvi, must byti dite
nalezeno a matka jeho ulozila
Joubertovi, ably divku hledal
Starry opi6ak jiz jest ma stope'
Dite jmenuje Sc Marie Jana
A tato Marie Jana ded6kou
dvou a pull milionu, jest V Bon
neuilu u pradleny! Dedicka TIA
to ma sc staff choti Joubertovs
syna. Tot iasna wee! Musimt
!. s: pfispisiti, abychom jej pre-
: deSli - kdo drive pride, tel
drive mele! Jsem S vami spo
| kcjen. Bonichone, zde mate ii
sic franku misto pet set. Ne
.isme vSak ieste hotoyi ="
;, 'Rozumim, rozumim, pane
Muslin hned dobehnouti dt
/ Bonneuilu a zmocniti Sc mlad'
tc osoby, re ano?"
}, "Vyborne, Bonichonc'
"Coz kdyz mas vsak Jouber
!, jiz pfedesel?"
Tot nemozne!" pravil JAG
: quier, ~pfevraceje listy zapisni
! ku. "Vazeny mil kolega nyn
: teprve snad zpozoroval, re ne
ma z%lpisniku, V nemz me- DIV;
: tisicc franku''.
TX nimz jsme pTisli jake sic
! pa slepice k zrnu, coz kdybyst'
= nj ie tax dial, panel"
: "Zvit6zime-li, pax YAM j
: dam Vyplatiti z me pokladny
!. Tento zapisnik vsak odevzd;
i Sc Joubertovl V patriCny cas-
Ctny mu.J kolcga zabyva S
: dncs zaJistc Jen svou ztratou
teprye ztra pomysll ma cest'
- Tn Wv iJ6tn. fam
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DOQIc, uODIc, pdHc, oPC-
cham do Bonneuilu; muslin
vsak miti opis zapisku a pax
penize".
"Zajiste".
Ia malou chvili ~vychazel Bo
nichon, opatren opisem gpene-
ri, s veselou tvaTi z domu sve-
no pana.
Ia nedlouho vysel i lacquer
re sv6 kancelare, kde 81 byl row
nez opsal zapisky Joubertovy,
prosel predmestim Montmar-
ire a zastavil sc ma rohu ulice
Geoffroy Marie pred verejnym
posluhou, fka:
"Doneste tento zapisnik do
cisla 1. panu Joubertovi, a rex
nete mu, re nasel jste jej v uli-
CT Saint Honore, re re jmena a
adresy otiStene ma desce iste
seznal, komu nalezi a vracite
mu jej. Zde mate pull franku,
dostane-li Sc VAN nejake odme
ny, muzete il smele %prijmouti".
Joubert, spectacle od sleeny
de Rhode, marne patral pc II
lici a chodniku pc ztracene
knizce.
"Byl jsem patrne okraden!"
mumlal mrzute. "Nu, muslin
ozeliti diva tisice frankG = a
CO Sc Zapisku tyce, nemaji pro
nikoho ceny, protoze nikdo ne
muze uhodnouti, jaky mali
smysl a kan cell. Snadnym zpu
sobem 81 je znovu zaopatrim-
a imeno pradleny q Bonneuilu,
ktere jsem zapomnel, take sc
ma policii Ease DOWN. Jest to
ovSem mrzute, ale mic vice nez
mrzute".
Joubert vratil sc domu a "a
bral Sc do prace.
Nepracoval ieste ami hodinu,
kdyz mu pisaf oznamil, re pri-
sci iakys posluha, jenz prinasi
knizku, kterou byl nasel v uliei
Saint Honore.
"Odevzdejte tomu hodnemu
muzi techto pet franku!" pra-
vii Joubert Sc Spatne utajenou
radosti, "poctivy chlapik zaslu
huje odmeny".
Bonichon odebral sc rovnou
cestou ma nadrazi Vincenne'
ske; We ctyfi hodiny o~dpoledne
doiel do Varenne Saint Hilai.
re, kde najal 81 kocar.
Byla jiz cira noe, kdyz dole
do Bonneuilu. Bonichon sleZ.
pred hospodou a naridil koti.
mu, ably dial kone do stale
protoze neni .jisto, kdy sc opel
vrati.
Ia nedlouho stall pred zenou
v prostrednich letech, kterf
jaksi nepokojne ma neho hlede'
Ia a ptala Sc jei nejistym hla.
sem. neprichazi-li snad z domr
nalezencu, ptati sc pc Mari
Jane.
Bonichon, nanejvyS prekva
pen, ~vytrestil ma pradlenu zral
a marne SNAIL Sc uhodnouti
iak zene jest Znamo, co jej k n
vede.
"Nemylite Sc, madame, prs
vii konecne, "prichazim skutet
ne X Will Marii jane.
90, drahy panel" zvolal;
pradlena. "Nepsala jsem iestt
panu rediteli, protoze isem dol
/, fala, re Sc vrati -"
, eco &c pravite?" rozkrik
sc B%onichon. "Doufala .jste. q,
Sc vratf? Coz zde liz neni?"
"Vy to tedy nevite?"
"Nemam o tom ami zdani
Proc odesla, co Sc stale - kd'
: JEST"
/ "Coz ia to vim!" pravila pr;
dlena plactivym hlasem; lutte
kla asi pred tydnem. Vypadal;
tax nevinne jako beranek. -
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MA PRODEJ

krasne veike ovocne Stromy,
cd 6 do 10 stop vysoke. Stromy
deStnikove a SHINE, kroviny,
RUE, give ploty, rybiz, vino.
.Zasazujeme tez stromy i krovi-
ny.
D SkLENNlKY,
3175 E. 116. ul., rob imperiel
Ave. - Tel. Cedar 1925.
4-16
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GUMS CHAPEL

ar Andrew Hall is a guest Of Mr.
Earl Holman.
Miss Thelma Simpson 10 a, home
from Sumner school az Berea.
Messrs Carl May and John Land
were in Lexington Monday on bust
ness.
Mss Oracle Dean Teater % Jessa
mine i a guest Of Miss Berniee Teat
en-
Nr and Mrs J u. Bobbitt hav,
been visiting friends and relatives al
Somerset
M~ Alene Curtis. Of Bryantsy.l's
was o CUES; Of Miss Mary Lee kur.l
la.t week.
Mr Virgil Bobbitt has been a guest
u his father, Mr J. d. Bobbit; and
Mrs Bobbitt
M>- Margaret Doty. Of Richmond
was a guest Of Mise Mary Lee Kurt
during the past week
Mr. and Mrs Hubert May. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobart May and son. Newlaud
spent Sunday IN Madison.
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KENTUCKY FARMERS
REAP RICH HARVEST.
Revenue from Breedlng Thorou Oh
bred Horses Only Profit 10 Be
Depended Upon.
Sale Of Blooded Colts Produces
Money When Other Products
Bring Loss

The Kentucky farmer has lost
money on his wheat and corn; he "a
forced % ship his cli'l. and hogs 20
a losing and constantly falling mar
ket: ana his losses on his tobacco
have nearly driven him in'O bank
ruptcy. The callmlties u trDusei
world are placed upon hts back. a.
ready ben, double by r.. burdens
Under these untDVari cDniitlons.
the one fortunate exception among
farmers IL the stock raiser who owns
one or more thoroughbred mares He
always finds a nition.wlde demand for
hts thoroughbrs-d foals The weAnling
a. is mothers side frequently brings
him $500 % 81 900. while the yearllng
will sell for from $500 20 $4,000;
a colt from a Jefferson county farm
having brought. a. one " the recea'
Saratoga sales $4,000
Year In and year out. the Kentucky
thoroughbred fnds a ready market.
buyers from all over the wrDld coming
90 this Sta'e 10 secure material %
improve the horses u their respective
countries or localities ogner Riddl Q
refused 5000 900 for IanO-w War, a
horse bred By Mr.. August Belmpn, In
Old Kentucky. \ wonder horse Is
Mano.war 4 smisher % all records
and victor over al opponents tAa'
made some % The mos brilliant u
turf history. he has been returned -
his native hearth. there 20 perpe'ua'a
his great qualities Last month, Man
O'.wars fun brother. Playfsliow, b.
name, was sold for $4,000. and no
long ago. john I. Madden refns 4
sie5 600 for a hif Interest Ia TIE Ken
tueky.bred stallion. Frilr Rock. nos
in the stud a. Hamburg Place. neat
Lexington.
Numerous other thoroughbred stall
lions and mares % nearly, II not quite
priceless value are owned in the State
wheat, corn aud tobacco are often eroT
failures, and cattle and hogs arr
frequently raised at a loss. But 'h'
thoroughbred has great permanent
value, for nowhere else ia this country
A he brought 20 such perfection az ID
KENTUCKY, and bis fame and The de
aAad Cor him are vorld'side
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GUY.

Mr. Ash Coins. IT,. Is sick with
Typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Osborn was with Ian
caster friends Thursday.
Mis- Fannie Merida Is quite III at
thi, writing with the mumps
Bale tie, for sale.
Hudson q Fsrnsu.
Master Earl Clark was visitor
Friday Of George and Hcrchcl Smith
Nants
Mss Ida Brjaiius. Of fayetteville
spent the p,. week visiting VIZ. and
Mrs Mley Beazley.
Mrs Mary Coley Of Richmond. Is
spending the week with Mesdame'
Carrie Davidson and WIN. Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and two
children. Virgel and Alice. visited Mr.
and Mrs Ollie Graham Sunday
SIR. and Mrs Henry Tuttle and
Hlss Daysle Runnels were Sunday
guests q Mr. and Mr. Ollie Graham.
Nrs. z. T. Rice and sons, z. T.. Jr..
and Robt Leslie. visited Mrs Carrie
Davidson from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Turner and
children were entertained Sunday a.
the home Of Mr.. and Mira Noah Mar
see.
Mr. Green Poynter and cons. Rob;.
and James. Of Lincoln. we're visitors
Sunday OF Mr and Mrs, Alfred Poyn-
ter.
sr and Mrs Dave Cumm.ns and
. tile daughter. Sue Anna nave been
recent visitor, Of Mr and Mrs Jasper
Smith, Of JUi,1n.
Master Ear CLARK. Of the LcN.ng-
ton road spen, a portion Of last week
s.tl OIL, grandparents. SIR. sni Mrs
Milton ward
Nessrs = ? Foley, J. l.. Nantis
and ErJCd Taylor were visitors IN
Ber,a Monday and were dinner
guests u |r aud Hr, frank Brown.
Nr. ard III, Roy Prataer and chill
drsn. Willie Francis and Coils
O'Ne4. Of NcQucrry, spent the week
end N..l Nr. and Hr, WIN. Walker.
" AND Hrs MILTON ward. Ar
Tom Ware. IT.. and Hrs ,. L. Wants
tHi $50 con-. 'pe1. DC. ghtfu' day
sunday 49,. W AMI Nr, W.
Clark = t.e Lexington r5Ii
H- and Mr. MARTIN /. Adams. Of
Louisville. were guests Tuesday night
% tr and Er, Jane, Wants. on
"Wednesday III and Nrs Adams ac-
,anpar.ei b. "r. and Mrs Wants
TOO. sr enjoyable motor trip % Lex
rItsr. Winchester. B31nes5lr5.
Valley View. Richmond. Bcrea and
Dsry.ue.
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tie Brcsdus and Mr.. Je6 Hslecmb
attended the Hsrrodsbury fair Thurs
day.
Misses Mayrc Lee Ballard and
Stella Mae Gro~ were IN Lexington
Thursday shopping They were &C.
companied home BY Ms. =. n. Bal
lard. where she has been the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. W r voolfolk
DIR. and Mrs n. {. Rose entertain.
cd the following 10 dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Bowling. Mr. and
Mrs David Rankin. Jr. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Rose and MR. jamie Rose. Mr.
and Mrs J. Hogan Ballard
Bss. Bal.
A very interesting game va. play.
cd At Bryantsv,lle Sunday. July 3lri
when our boys stepped out agalns,
the Lexington Uuity team. which
came over 90 give Us shutout
This was a no; game a. the sore
was on tie Of and IN the hfth IN.
ming. but our boys made another n
the 9Th. inning score aud put 70 ]
20 IN our favor
The remainder o. the game was
played and nobody scored
Saddler pitched good game and
30, wonderful support from al the
players as everybody put pep into
Il.
Our boys are coming over the top,
having won the last sN out % seven
games played. ~ cone On everybody
and lets root Tor the boy.
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Lime. Sand. Portland Cement,
RoeL. Commoa and Pressed Brick
Hudson q Farnau.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Daley and
children spent a pleasant day with
Mr. and Mrs. J. " Daley Sunday
Misses Kurtz. Curtis. Doty AMI
Messrs. Curtis and Doty we're enter.
;a!ned Sunday by Mr.. and Mr.. I'll
simpson Of TeatersyiIle
Nr Kirby Tea,er purchased Two
calves from Mr. Harvey Teater. one
from Mr Tslton May and two from
Mr John Land last week
Misses Mary Lee kurtz. Margarr,
Do,y and A..ene Curt.. were among
the guests entertained a, the home 1,
Mr. and SIR. Hiram Ray Friday
Mr. and Mr. ". b. Ray and VI
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oTOP and talk To the next man
~ you see with U. 5. Tires on
his car. Ask him why.
Most likely you'll hear an inter-
estlng story about his tire expert
men,s before the answer was
found. Money wasted. Promises
unkept. Trouble on the road-hu-
morous to every one except the
man who went through it.
Finally u. S. Tires. And U. S.
Tires ever since.
Perhaps it's the experience OF u. S.
Tire buyers that makes them more en-
pha,ic in their preference than ever this
year
When these men have tried mos,
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night and Sunday With Mrs .. N

night and Sunday With Mrs D N.
Lane.
Mr.. Edward Nsylor spent sunday
with his grandmother, Mrs Mamie
Ray
Miss Virginia Ray spent a few iays
last week with her sister. Mr. G. v.
Nsylor.
Mr. l.. L. Matthew vac the
guest Tuesday o. Mrs " a Simp-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollard
we're guests Sunday Of Mr. and MR.
Ben Pollard
Sc. Cesdlee q Walker Bros. 70.
Awerieaa Wire Fence ., greatly re.
dueed prices
Mesi,mes sim CLARK aud Mar
shall Ray were the guest, Friday Of
Mr.. Evcrt Barker
SIR, Maggie Tracey spcn, Wed
ncsiay night with Mr and Mr. Kob,.
Lee Tracy ~ Bourne
SIR. and Mrs John yater we're the
guests Monday % Mr. and Ms
james Elson. % Lancaster.
Lime pr-.~uu disease. Use ~
srousd sli os,b1ildinss.
Hudson q Fsrsss
Nr and Hr. VIM Black and Miss
Agnes Ray were the guests Sunday
% Mrs Mamie Ray and daughter
ar Kirby Teater bought . calf
from SIR Henry Grimes and Mr.
Samie Ray a, 8 cts per H. las, week.
Mr. and Mrs Jane. Thompson and
son. were the grcsp Saturday nigh,
and sunday % Mr ard Mrs sim
Clark
ar and Mr. Robert SmIsca
del sh,fully entertained about for
ty-hve guests Wednesday IN sonor
- .r. simpsons birthday An
en- oyabc day wss spent hy al and
the guests lef' wishing Mrs Simp-
.on many more such birthdays
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JUDSON

Mr. Clayton Ray spent Saturday
night with Mr SAME Ray
Mrs Mamie Ray spent the day
Friday with Nrs Joan latcr
Mr. and Mrs Hugo Simpson we're
visitors IN this vicinity sunday
Mr. Simie CLARK was the SATURDAY
M ht guest OF Mr william Clsra
Mrs Henry Crime. spent saturday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04

Bale ties for sale.
Hudsoa q Fsrnsu.
Mr. and Mrs Waiter Fam spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Joe
Ray, Of Buckeye.
Mr and Mr.. W J. Broadus and
children are visiting relatives in
PinevilIe
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04

and Mrs. =. NJ. Anon entertained
about twenty guests Thursday.
Among the number were Rev. J. y.
Price. Mr. and Mrs, A. c. Miles. Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Ray. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ~ Kurtr and family, Mrs. Nora
Teater. Misses Sallie Lou reater and
Ethel Ray
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04

everything by the way of staggering
bargains, 'hurrsh discounts, 'discon-
t,nued lines a, less" and 50 forth they
know what not 20 ger
They want a fresh. live tire. Win a
good reputation. That's everything Il says
IL is. With the people behind !, who
back II up.
There are % u. S. Fsctory Branches
Your local U. S Dealer ~ drawing
upon them continually TO keep his stocks
sized ~, comple,e-to give you service
Whenever he gets one or hundred
tires from u. S. Factory Branch. they
are newly made fhis season tires
Sold to you at a net price. Full values.
Square dealing. A reputable maker. A
reputable dealer. The whole Transaction
as BELTS the leadership Of the oldes, and
larges, rubber organization in the world
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04
THE
L. 8. NOBBY TREAD

whsf- the going Is specially heavy
with sn1v. mus nr sand, N hhly
country " a-r~ ularr7u traction On
the t1a iiFatae'rr. so other 'ire tread
", ds,lsri Is GAIT, So effective. 30 -
wholly approved bv motoring opin-
loo, as ths u ; S1hny Tread
LIS very simplicity 'hr-e rows q
diagonal srohs. gripping N. road
- the result 4 al tho years Il " =
Rubb~r expsrcrt- wi'a every type
u tod tbs world ovvg.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04
Lime. Sald, Portland Cement
Rock. Common and Pressed Brick.
Hudson q Farnau.

Grs. Mollie aoberIey and Miss
Minnie East and Frank Foster acre
81. tors Jas, week Of Mr. Allen Tcat-
er and family
Misses MAR Christine and Lucille
Price and Opa. DAVIS spent one night
la., week VIII Mise Hattie and Mr.
james 4 Price.
vi and Nrs Elijah Nom an and
sar, Ho.mgn : spent the day Satur-
day wts Mr and Mrs Phil McH.l-
'.aU. near DaEv.e
Mr and Mrs Elijah Mcmillan and
son. Nj and Mr.. Homer Ray we're
guests Sunday o. Nr and Mrs Bu.
fsrd Smith near Juis9E
NJ and Mrs. W. 7, Mober.ey, Hr.
and Mrs Car Moberley attended the
burial Of L..burt Mayor sunday AZ
ternoOn al Lancaster
Mr and Mrs. Allen Teater. Mr.. and
Gr Ebert Teater and Master Frank
Allen Foster were in Jessamine Wed
nesday visiting Nr. and Mrs. Harmon
TeAter.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04
BUCKEYE

Geo Ray sold 70 Mr. Centers
some nice cattle last week
Miss Lillian Kelley. % Lancaster IS
visiting Miss Clrtst.ne DAVIS
Ms. Alice Be- Jenkins Of Newly,
- visiting Ers Talbot. JenNns
III, Sst-,e Ray visited Hr. ot.s
Ray Bog.e 70 Hazard las. week.
N..s Allen, Curtis. Of Bryantsyi'ie
has been visiting friends here
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04
BRYANTSVlLLE

Ars Edd Price - some better at
this writing
Mrs T. II Edwards u visiting
friends IN Versailles
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04
See Coodloe q Walker Bros. for
American Wire Fence at greatly re-
dueed prices

Mrs. W X DAVIS and son Newton.
are the guest. q Mr. and Mrs. X !.
Burton. in Danville.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Broadus and
Mrs. Newton Gosney attended the
base ball game at Lancaster Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson
and little children. Of Danville. we're
guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
o. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Creech and fam
lis, Of Camden. Ohio. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs John Noe. Mr and Mr.
Taylor Noe
Miss Allie Mae Edward, has re-
turned home after several days stay
"a Nicnolasy.,.e She was accom-
panied home By Miss Matte Hervey.
Mr. and Mrs b II Halcomb. Mr.
and SIR. Louis " Br5aius M.ss Let
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-04
WOLF TRAIL

Nr, Nose Ray and James R. Price
are on the sick list
Nr. Elmer Ray. wl1 mas typho 4
fever 8, improving slowly
Nr. and Mrs Abe Burton enter
tanned a few relatives Friday.
Miss Bert Daley spent the wees-
end with " - Thelma Wheeler at Ne.
Query
Hesdames Andrew Stotts and
Homer Cannon and baby visited Mrs.
Edt Warren recently.
NJ and Hrs. wilbert Daley and
son we're weekend visitor, Of Mr.
and Nrs Hunter Davis
Hr. and Mrs Naylor, Of Buena
vista. were weekend visitors Of Nr.
and Hrs -Josiiah MeCuley.
Hr and Mfs. Otis Stotts and Do.
tie daughter. visited Mr. Steve Ag,e
and family Saturday night
Nr. JOAN Fam and daughter, Of
Kansa. speu, a few days asst week
with Mr. Joe Ray and family.
H..es Oracle Dean and Mary
Tea,sr are visiting Mr. Allen Teater
and family and other relatives.
vi and Mrs Waiter Fain ard chill.
dren, were entertained Sunday by
Mr. and Mr.. Clarence NcCulley
Sir ard Hrs John Daley and chill
drrn were among tae guests Of Nr.
and Nr. Robert Sewers Sunday