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The central record., 1921-12-08
The President Of The
United States On
Prohibition.

I'm every community men and
women have had an opportunity now
to know what Prohibition means.
They know that debts are more
promptly paid. that men take home
the wages that once were wasted in
saloons; that families are clothed
and fed. and more money finds its
way into the savings banks. The
liquor traffic was destructive Of much
that was most precious in American
life. In the face Of so much evi.
denee on that point what eonscienti-
Gus man would want to let his own
selfish desires influence him to vote
to bring Il back! In another gener.
alton ! believe that liquor will have
disappeared not merely from our
politics, but from our memories."
The central record., 1921-12-08
Hog Killing Time.

Our eolored friend. Buneoa Ad-
ANS. is as busy ~ . bird dog this
week killing hogs forths folks. He
10 well prepared to kill your hegs and
will call for them and deliver them Ia
the proper shape the same day.
Bsneom sure does know his bssi.
usaA
The central record., 1921-12-08
Mrs. w. j. Romans
Improving,

The many friends Of Mrs. W. J.
Romans will be glad to learn that
she Is rapidly regaining her health.
after a very serious operation that
was performed in Danville recently.
The central record., 1921-12-08


IN loving remembrance Of Mrs.
Mary Agnes Broaddus. born Aug.
nth. isia; died Nov. Soth.. 1921.
at i;ss p. ~.
Her going away was as peaceful
as the sunset on summers eve.
Mrs. Broaddus was q daughter ~
Thomas Voolfolk and Margaret Hen
dren woolfork; the wife Of Mr.. T. L.
Broaddus. who preceded her. nine
years ago.
To this union wcr. given two chill
dr~n. Mrs. Will Lear. and little
son, who died in infancy.
Mrs Brosddus leaves TO mourn her
loss. besides her daughter. two sis
tiers. and a half brother; Mrs. Robert
GuIley. Of TIN. county. Mrs Jane
Murphy. of Lexington and John
voolfolk. of Lexington.
The two granddaughter. Mrs. W.
X. Bastin and Mrs. r. c. Rose were
~ near and dear to her as her very
own. as well as the two little grcat-
grand children. Willie Alene and
James Lear.
Mrs. Brosddus united with the
Christian church In early life and
lived a consistent member. always
cmulating the teachings Of her Mas
Ter. by her service in doing good to
all with whom she came in contact.
She walked In the old paths, and
the progressive new Of the day
had no charms for her.
She loved her home and her
friends with q devotion too deep for
expression.
Her great heart was ever sym-
pathising with not only friends, bu,
stranger In sickness or trouble.
She created by her genial spirit the
true Southern hospitality tina, char.
setevised her home. She counted
nothing too much to do for the
friends and relatives who come to
see her.
Her hands were untiring in loving
service. not only in the home circle
hut many are the siek-rooms that
have been eheered by packages OF
homemade bread. chickens. ETC.. she
took so much pleasure in sending.
A more unselhsh life could not
be lived.
No deceit lurked in her heart. she
was free from guile; pure and gen
tie in her nature. ever standing fol-
right against the wrong. she has play
ed the past Of a real Soldier Of tn,
Cross" in the great drama Of life
Her every thought was for others
No more fitting tribute could be pait
her than to say, "She hath done wha,
she could" in all things. but especi
ally did she live up TO the standard
Of the following lines:
Lord help me live from day to day
In such a self.forgctful way
That even when I kneel TO pray.
My prayer shall be for-others.
Help me in the work do.
To ever be sincere and true.
And know that all I'd do for you.
Must needs be done for--others.
Let self be crucifed and slain.
And buried deep. And all in vain
May efforts be- to rise again.
Unless to live for-Others.
And when my work on earth is done
And my new work In heavens begun
Nay ! forget the crown I've won
While thinking still of--0thers.
The central record., 1921-12-08

whenever We have TO hop from In
front Of . speeding ear we feel just
like putting that bird In frost Of .
oar and not giving him time TO hop.
The central record., 1921-12-08

All persons who will apply for
positions under city, beginning Jan.
ist.. 1922, win please file their ap-
pliestions on or before Dec. 10th.
with w. y. Champ.
The central record., 1921-12-08

Fifty cents win save . life for
three days. Go zee "Districk Skuls. |"
on Friday evening. Dee. 9Th.
The central record., 1921-12-08

The Masonic Lodge Of this city
will have = goose supper tonight.
Cards have been received by oil Ma
ssns inviting them TO be present.
Ths supper will be served by the
9as1sm otsn of the Masonic lodge
n ~ lobby of the Csurt HOUSE.
The central record., 1921-12-08
ELECTION OF DELEGATES
For The Burley Tobacco Cooperative Market
ing Association, To Be Held At The Court
House In Lancaster, Monday Dec. 18th.

The election d the dga, select the directors the Barey Co
will be held Room,
A. NJ. to 400 p. NJ
All signed the have been ballot with
will for only four however
u do to for Of them. write In
have signed the
be mailed delivered ELECTION OFFICERS
OF THE BURLEY GROWERS COOPERATIVE AssoCA-
Monday evening 400 NJ which time the polls
officers who Mcssrs Alex Doty shr
lev Hudson and NJ Craig ballots
will be declared the
Court House Stanford KY
18TH NJ with the delegates from the three
Of will the director this
district.
sample ballot Remember vote
gentlemen named the
HON the Association and by all
the Court
Room in Lancaster Dec. 18th, 1921. by 400 r. NJ
The central record., 1921-12-08

oesp. thiakl what viii % and 50
sssts bsyi Vet u win give . poor
Armenian bssad and life for one 10
Eve dayA l7
The central record., 1921-12-08

No. Il Isn't the short skirts that are
becoming popular. It's what they
reveal.
The central record., 1921-12-08
Pumpkin Seed.

The seed from the large i02 y
pound pumpkin is now ready for
distribution. as long as they last. to
subscribers Of the Central Record.
who will renew their subscriptions,
or for any new subscribers.
OF course there will not be enough
seed to 20 around to all Of our 1000
subscribers. but the first ones will be
served Renew now.
The central record., 1921-12-08

Thoss paying accounts 10 Mss.
Rella Arnold Francis o. To the sru'
Of Frsneis-Smish are sasislsd 10
ticket on the prime sivsa Dss. 77nd
The central record., 1921-12-08
OFFICIAL BALLOT"

OFFICIAL BALLOT"
BuRLEY TOBACCO GROWERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
GARRARD COUNTY.
FOR DELEGATION DISTRICT CONVENTION
ONLY FOUR
I. G.. DAVIDSON II s. GAY
JOHN VI. FARRA KEMP WALKER
TANDY CENTERS r. L. BURTON
D. A HERvEY WILLIAM SCOTT
THIS NOTE
1. Do notos Sc this ballot
do o the
to vote for
g. II living Garrard County
eligible delegates.
ballot County Election Committee the Cour
HOUSE. Lancaster Ky, by delivering the balio
to the committees p. NJ Monday
Dec. 18th. 1921.
SIGN NAME PLAINLY.
The central record., 1921-12-08

W. II. Carter. Record
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though they were in boy and girl form
instead OF in nut form.
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time, and then Jack and Janet heard
taint scratching. Soon they saw n
pair of beady eyes peeking from Hackee
,Chipmuck's hole, and after the eyes
looked all around, Hackee Chipmuch
himself popped out. He thought the
tolks who had knocked at his door were
gone and there was no one about.
Hackee Chipmuck got busy at once.
RE was looking for food to put in
ms winter storchouse. and he knew he
didnt have any time 10 waste.
Chip! Chip! Chipl ! must find
more nuts l must find more nuts ="
chirped Hackee Chipmuck, scratching
about among the leaves.
And in his scratching he came upon
the wheelless auto, JACK, Janet and
Dame Instinct. all turned into nuts
by Dame Instincts magic.
He! He! Hell Here are four fine
nuts chirped Hackee Chipmuck. Jack
and Janet felt their hearts sink. Dame
Instinct had gotten them into fine fix
Hackee Chipmuck would eat them and
that would be the last of them.
Hackee Chipmuck grabbed. the wheel
less auto, nibbled n sharp edge Of tn,
beside his mouth. And while Jack
and Janet were still shivering. Hacke,
Chipmuck grabbed them, nibbled the
sharp edges off their shells and stuffed
them into his pouches. Dame Instinct
he grabbed in his mouth, and then with
his mouth and pouches all swollen ont
he dived into his hole.
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CHAPTER III
Enur Nuts In a Pouch

Four MUS Ill ouCH
TACK and Janet were eager to 20
j with Dame Instinct hunting after
uackee Chipmuck in his hiding place
underground. But how were they to
cot down through Hackee Chipmuck
funnel. which was as small as the in
side Of lawn hose?
"Why, can't even get my arm into
that hole" said Jack.
"No, and you hadn't better put your
arm into It, or you might get your
fingers nipped," chuckled Dame In
stInct. "Hackee Chipmuck has sharp
teeth and he is quick to use them"
"Then how are we going to get un-
derground?" asked Janet.
"why, by magic, of course" an.
syered Dame Instinct. you forget
that I am fairy godmother. All
fairy sodmothers have few magic
tricks up their sleeves. Just look at
this ONE
The basket which Dame Instinct had
used rs a wheelless auto was resting on
the ground nearby. Dame Instinct be-
gan to wave her hands back and forth
over Il, ut the same time saying
queer tumble of words:
Hickory nut, walnut,
Hazel nut, peanut,
Chestnut, beechnut,
Big nut, little nut,
Presto Change!
Here's new nut
As Dame Instinct said these words
the basket grew smaller and seemed to
close up, and as Dame Instinct finished,
there, indeed, lay a new nut. The
basket had been changed into this nut
before their very eyes.
The nut was small and three COR
nered, looking exactly like beech
nut.
While Jack and Janet were marvel
ing at this magic, Dame Instinct turned
to Jack and began to wave her hands
over him, murmuring the same words
she had said over the basket. And
Jack grew smaller as the basket had
and when she finished he wasn't Jack
any more. He was just nut lying
on the ground.
And the same thing happened to
Janet. Dame Instinct said the magic
words aover her and Janet turned into
o nut.
But Dame Instinct didn't stop the,
She waved her hands over her own
head saying the words, and she, too,
became a nut.
Now when Jack and Janet became
nuts, they found they were not lifelcSs
as nuts usually are. They could sec
and hear what was going on just as
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TO HOLD TEACHING MISSION
Ten.Day Meeting Starts Tonight at
p. e. Prot Cathedral

A ten day diocesan teaching mission,
arranged by Bishop Rhinelander, will
begin tonight in the Pro- Cathedral OF
st. Mary, Broad and South streets. In
structlon in the fundamentals Of Chris
tianity is to be given.
Bishop Rhinelander nnd the Rev.
Bernard !. Bell, president of st. Ste
phen's College, Annandale- on Hudson,
will be the instructors.
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.DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"The Four Nuts"
By DADDY

tack. Janet and Dame Instinct,
,cck,ug a summer bird pho Is sing
;s6 spring songs in the autumn
wSods, come upon Hdckee Chipmack.
,r6o rdnisheS into his hole aud Uill
mt come out. Dame Instinct asks
lack and Janet u they tcant to 90
Underground uith her, and they
1uickiy soy yes"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

To Talk to BARRIERS on Advertising
T. J. Young will talk on advertising
tonight at meeting of the Philadel-
phin Master Barbers' Association in
Columbia Hall, 1925 West Columbia
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

Queer things happen down In Hackee
Chipmuck's hole as will be told to-
morrow.)
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Sale begins tomorrow promptly o'clock Come without fall you'd
yourself seCH! Of the Of
f-Shang Items are listed below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-22

mention. >
Field goals, A. H. S., Misses Adams
4, Miss nienalt 5. Friends, Brown 3.
southgate .. Free goals, Brown 3.
On account Of the holiday, Weanes-
day, assembly was held Thursday
morning. The program consisted Of
two interesting and Instructive talks
on thrift. One speaker, DR.. Wallace.
made a short talk on What Thrift
did for S. S. Mcclure he then in
troduced Hon. J. Randall Cation who
made talk on "Fhanklin's Thrift
Owing to examinations all other
school work Will be suspended until
Monday, January 81. The game sche-
duled for Tuesday night was cancelled
by Gearge. Washington freshmen.
Friday bsSssHrf bays. aElE girls teams
will Tpy. ~ az anassss s2from there
both t+amgs .:xaaot to. Warrenton
where HEY yin play! Saturday Gan
ltdIS -3f.t-s.-.-.te r. - - :
The Faculty and Student 5gody;
would be greatly pleas ed: to have Par
ents and friends CT the school to be
present at the weekly assemblies
which are held on every Wednesday
from 11.12 a. M. to noon. The mex.
assembly will be hdld february I'd.
The irttercIass senSes between the
girps teams started Friday and re-
suited in a victory of Juniors over
Sophomore 3y a score Of Z to /.
The game scheduled with Freder-
icksbuug for Friday night was cancel
led by them. There was a game, how,
ever, between the High School sec
ond team and the Destroyer A. c.
from which the High School merged
victors by the score Of 10 to Z.
mike Houston"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Tuesday, at s, p. m, the High
School basketball team met and were
defeated by the fast team OF Tech
High (Wash.) The Alexandrians al
though playing last years champions
and the leading High School team OF
Washington this season, made a
splendid fight and held them to the
score of Is to II. Both teams played
a fast game Alexandria's playing
equsled that Of The Washingtonians
in all but one department, that is
shooting. The forwards seemed not
to be able to ring the basket. Petit
and Oliver played the best game for
High School, while the long shots Of
Supple and Mccormack featurei for
Tech. Field goals A. Fl. s., DreiHIs /,
MfdEff 2, Petit !. Tech, Sharks 2,
eCorulack 5. Supple 4. Free goals,
A. H. S., Nfidhhf I, Dreifus 2. Tech,
Joynes 3.
On Lees birthday, the girls team
accompanied by corps of rooters,
went to Washington, met and defeat
cd their most dreaded rivals Friends
Select School, by a score Of Is to l3.
It is very hard to pick the stars as
the entire team played "top notch
basketball, but the exceptional work
of Misses nienelt and Davis deserves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-22
pURIIC AUCTION

! Overland automobile, 2 touring car
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