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The Washington herald., 1921-04-17

Milkmaid paid 40. 2.eo. 2.2o; TppiS
witchet, 2e0 go; Tonmie TaEgsrt, 40.
Time, l:44. Start good. won driving, plsee
.sme. Winner b. m, Q. Owner, J. 4. I.
Ross. Trainer, L. Tauber.
sixsh Race-0ne and one-sixteenth miles:
r,rse sI s75 70: 4-year-olds and up; claiming
The Washington herald., 1921-04-17

Biliy Kelly paid 4 90, 20. 800; Careful.
100, $50; star yoter. 500. Time, 1:11 Is.
start good, won driving. place same. Win
ner br. g.. 5, by Dick wells-Glenna. Own
er, ], K, L. Ross. Trainer. L. Tauber.
Gross entry twhitney entry.
Fifth Race-0ne mile and 70 yards: the
r.-..- H.. of nnn. l.rAar-nlhs and nm
The Washington herald., 1921-04-17
Navy RacQueters
Trim SlDarthnaore

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April ls.-open-
ing their schedule Of tennis matches
here this afternoon the Midshipmen
defeated the racqueters OF Swarth.
more College of Pennsylvania, win
ming four out Of five strings of
singles and dividing honors in two
strings Of doubles. The doubles
were keenly contested and Dudley.
who won the only singles set for
Swsrthmore. had hard time dis
posing Of Reynolds.
Commerce Juniors will reorganize
their baseball team and would like
to hear from all good 15 or ls year
old teams. For games call Manager
Ruderman, Br. 1ss. between . and 4
o'clock.
Rockford A.. c. will meet Manhat.
tan A. c. today ct 8 p. m. on Monu-
ment diamond No. 1. All Rockford
players are requested to report at
$50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
ny HARRY TUCKER.

'Alter lie got into The Finance Com
m!ttoc, Fred II Powell found on, al,
ABOUT the Inner Workings OF the CITY
council. ana rapidly arose To tho
iiighcS; Honor that could have been
thrust upon him. Members of tn,
willing Workers organizations. who
habitually used To Lend their Pres
"nce q, tho Meetings or Common
Council. have frequently expressed tn.
regret that Fred has been Elevated
because they used TO Eevcl in MS
brilliant Flows ot ora,ory Since
being placed upon The Pinnacle IN
Common Council. i'rcds speeches are
mainly confined TO:
Fho ayes HAY" il: It is so ordered
There are Persistent Rumors ailoa,
every now and then 10 the effect that
President Fred is preparing 10 Issue
a N"ium" 81 parliamentary Rules -
II" - q Sticklcr on rules. and ,hcr.
ave few 81 the old-timc:s able to ge,
10y. When he calls Tho Turn.
President Fred insists that a Mo-
ton TO Adjourn Is not dcbatohlc. no,.
can Their" he an Amendment 20 "a Sph.
Situte for an Original Motion as
amended. While it is no, recorded
-" ono may notice il. the people of
lee ward are p.cpavim. To give Fred
= me Send-OT on his next birth day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
MAYOR AND PARTY TAKE
FIRE TOUR OF CITY
Many Sections OF Richmond Visit
cd by Executive and Chamber
of Commerce Committee.
MAKE DETAILED REPORT
Matter OF Hazards Will BE Gone
Into ThuIOuglily-Pridc of East
End i'm "City Beautiful Idea
ln,prcSScs Inspectors.

Mayor AnSlic. accompanied by
three members of his Advisory Board
and members OF the municipal com
mittcc OF the Chamber of Commerce
Yesterday afternoon took a tour OF
Inspection through various sections OF
ihe city. The party was very much
Impressed with the conditions in
jackson Ward certain portions Of tho
southwestern section cf the city. the
colorcd portion of tie territory
adjacent 10 Swanshoro. the cplored
section OF Church fijll and the Fulton
culored settlement. II Was agreed ny
The fire hazard j. great and that tho
streets need much improving while
in others the sanitary condition * dc
plorahle This latter is particularly
true OF the Swansboro section.
The best general conditions were
apparent In the colorcd section Of
Church ll!ll Where Tho people ap..
pearci to have taken pride In local
development and IN the exercise OF in
dividual ncatncss in property and per-
son.
The Mayor had with him. Director
OF Works Savilic Director OF Utilities
Trafford and Director of Safety Myers.
DIR. Levy has been confined TO his
home for more ;han a week. suffering
from after effects of recent auto
mobile accident Accompanies this
portion Oi the inspecting party WAS
=. y. Raymond. engineer for INC Ma
;ional Board of Fire Underwriters, Of
New York
The Chamber % Commerce commit
tor embraced oscar Parrish. Henry w.
Eountrcc. Percy Christian. Fen W.
Wilson and was headed by w r.
D1bncy. business I."nHccr OF the
Chamber Of Commerce.
The party left the city Han shortly
after . o'clock and returned abou; i
O'clock y TcpGrt will he made by
TIA. chamber committee. and presented
10 the Mayor. and the Advisory Board
will consider certain important uucs
lions concerning many needed I'M
iroVcments IN the various sections
visited The questions OF light. water.
paving aud sanitary conditions viii
be carefully gone f!ntc.
The Mayor EXPRESSED great pleas
lIre at the operation OF the com
nittec rcprcscattns the Chamber o:
Commerce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18

Yesterday III the three fold investiga-
ton being conducted into the causes
ana consequences Of the fire. Engi-
m.er r.. ~. Raymond. or the National
noard nt Ere Underwriters, has COM
pietcd his investigations and returned
I" New York He viii make his re-
poE; IN writing shortly and this will
Ice given full publicity upon receipt by
Colonel w. NJ. Myers.
Thc inquest into the death OF the
was I" have been held yesterday by
Coroner Whitfield was postponed until
tomorrow. The commission appointed
by the Director o: Public Safety To
study the structural problems with 4,
view 10 making rccomm cudations as
.nv"~ ;igaiins the scene of the lire. but
* not ready at this time To give out
any. Information as to It's findings.
THIS rcpor; is eXpertcd by Saturday.
Many persons living in the Inn
mediate Nicinity of the fire have come
10 su5stnniia,c the view that the fire
burned for several hours before it's
discovery. The Odor Of smoke is said
TO have been discovered in that
vicinity as early as ! O'Clock sunday
morning. Investigations Ivy house
Immediate rear of The Jurgcns' estab-
liShmcHt wcr" made. hut tsidc OF
The odor nothing could he diSccrncd.
EXPRESSIONS nf tribute to the brave
Richmond iircmen who lost their lives
IN jhc fire have been made by II <,y
tributes 10 the heroic dead the SER
vices ~ the Every Day Heroes" as
the hrcmcn in n body arc called. arc
highly 'auded and tho Sympathy and
tribute OF the Virginia people rs a
whole is extended 10 Richmond and
I n how 80 al T.. tf.NG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
F2RENIEN.S RELIEF FUND
GOES OVER $4,000 MARK
Believe Amount Will Reach $4,000 BY Time All Contr
buttons Are Received-The Evening Dispatch
Urges That Pledges Be Replaced With Cash

Richmonds deep sympathy for
families OF the men who were killed
II the disa stvous fire Of Sunday and
the great interest which il has in the
welfare of the bereaved relatives
continues To be manifested in the
wide and ready response which has
been made to the call Of the Mcr-
chants and Citizens Relief Fund,
which yesterday topped the $4,000
mars and is still being swrllcd
through the efforts OF the committee
il charge OF the fund.
At noon yesterday the actual funds
in tho hands OF W. ~, Schwarzschild.
president OF the Retail Merchants
ASSociation. amounted TO $l0.4632T
The Evening Dispatch had collected
approximately $1,000. and several adj
hitionnl thousands had been collected
by other organizations.
Just how widely the interest in tho
movement is can readily he seen from,
the TACT that the contributions have
come from persons In every walk OF
NE. from HE city officials 10 even
small children who have cmpticd
thcir banks TO add to the cause TN
officially. ii has been estimated that
tho fund Will. in all probability. pass
the S2".htO mark before very long.
Announcements has been made that no
further solicitations viii he made.
hu; that all the agencies interested,
III the cause viii continue TO receive
The amounts sent IN. II is nopcd that
those who intend contributing will
do so NJ once in order to facilitai 9
the work Of the committee In charge
Of Richmond
No definite results yvrr, rcuori.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
Opcn-AIr Tcu,hrr. Meet.

The opcn-iir teachers OF the white
schools Of the city held their r"Gn-
lar monthly meeting in the Admins
tration Bulldog yesterday afternoon
a; o'clock. j. IA. Hiuford. assistant
superintendent; OF schools. presided n
the meeting. ana several addrcssc:;
were made. Miss Emily Royal read
papcr on Keeping Children Com
rorta3lc." and Miss tcrkiuScn o. the
Ice opcn-air school gave Il talk on
My Problems as AN open Air
Tea lier." The "pcn-air schools
throughout. the e., are greatly bcnc-
rtting the ell I on having poor
health. and tho chuos arc classtd
among the best IL this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
Here 5 a Fire the
Firemen Enjoyed
Mrs. Cooh ERte,tains
Chlef Wise ,and Men
After Small Blaze.
> -

-.
y fii" WIN q rl.as.l, Ending
IS the title OF a atm drama that AS
a's'hni Fire chicl Wise may write
~; ;,s "n. of the results Of small blaze
~ .HrS Cooks Cafeteria. ,;rIr.,
Tree, between ghih and Ninth.
as; night about il o'clock.
The fire might lave been :; hur
ono. out 1t wasn't. for The nremrn
r"afhed u IN umc - nip il In the
bua tn" Total damar" vii! no;
each over S2cr, according to Mrs.
|1oA statement last might
IN" p.I|" was discovered inst rs
IN" establishment vas hcinu closed
."r Inc night IS the tiromen We're
p''Par.nE /" leave. Mrs. Cook ram:
the supper bell ana all hands "hnvS
L. and manned The rail" in front of
ne pc c"unteI. Big luscious pies.
ne NInd with the maringuc on them
,ma' spreads an over Your face, we're
Su' ana handed out, along with
stca'ninS coffee and other viands 10
me iircmcn ana thu lone reporter
present
~ said before. Chicf WIS. NAV
write the scenario
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
WOOL SPECIALIST IS
COMING TO VIRGINIA
1rorar I. Wiiiinsm.rr VIII ,rour
states III f.H"rt tn Aid Growers
IN Selling Product

hc"rEr u " Il!ingmyrc, United
ga. 'A bHfc"H Of Markets specialist
:" me marketing of wool. Will visit
tGn"eiiJ Mcck- % M, state Dixisinr
-! Hi"ih"js- visit thuSc counti., Thai
""Nt WOOL III 400, aud are cons. der
ING n. coming esp. Among inc
v'UE'!tr |" ne viSitcd are Smytnr
NHthc. WASHINGTON. nul,.{u 't.,..l
Vel, augusta and probably Oranp.
"'p'!rL buckingham and F:tugui,.r
Mr. "!liingmyrc mas given spcci:,i
..""H u" me WOO! Industry and to il /,
preparation FOR N. mnrLn:. 4, -,
,Nbe''rn mat his visit viii have ,hc
.H1ct ~ EttllnS the farmers to pre-
par" tHei' MOOT better. get /, so elias
a'ht. as 10 b" in condition that man
',c'l% from tho growers oreaniZa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
PLAN TO RED|STR|CT
CITY VOTING PRECINCTS
subcommittee VIII Confer With
Poll Tax Commissioners Because
OF lNhcir IinmiiinIitN.

councilmcn Morton. smith and Car
pcnt"r wore last might named 10 act
~ subcommittee I" present plHHs
fcr cd.strictins the voting precincts
as rrTc;icaUlc This SuhComulltt will
confer With tho commissioners now
af7c:IG7''r 4 rf>e ~ ~
from the members Of which hrrauyo
OF their large experience, they cN-
pcct 20 get much valuable assistance.
There are fort! precincts. under the
iiew rcaTranGcment of wards almost
all % which are ~ new locations.
5" that the committee Wi! J." com
PEELED 10 iind places tor nj least
thirty-hVc of the ne" precincts. TEry
VIII cndcavor to locatC many OF them
IA tirc engine lpiSes park house :
and school buidnig~ so That no I'M
NECESSARY expense may accrUc 20 tn"
CITY.
\ committee III iarec was also
irollcr. the Director III Utilities ana
Mayor Ainslic In reference TO l
'cairangem"nt of control in cou-
noclion with the water and gas bm-
ing nj Common Council Mr.. Rose IN
trodU"ed a resolution directing that
AL Inspectors meter-rcaders ANA per
sons engaged In similar work. hc
placed under M control o; the d.
rector OF Utilities, instead al the
that the present Arrangement causes
much cnn:usion- u. that II divides
rcSpons ibility in on: depart m-Ht
The subcommittee 10 look into that
proposition embraces Cuuncilmon
Carpenter and smith and Alderman
Nunnally.
Til. Nunnnlly resolution granting
the Merchants cold STORAGE Company
the right to string IN electric w!rr
across Sixth street connecting its
TWO plants wIs referred To the D.-
rector o: Utilities ana safety TO re-
port back on next Thursday night
The Powers pawnhrUkers ordl-
nance was tabled until the patron
could appear hcfJrc ih" committee to
explain its rurpnrt Alderman Pow
crs Introduced the ordinance al a
recent m"Ctiug i The Board of Al
dcrmeu 'by rsqu"st" he stated II
Is designed 10 increase the uUmhcr
o. 1awIshop> 10 Twelve
TGc woody resolution 20 abolish
the departments OF Iun!ic works
and ut,l!ues aud institute ~ pare
Thereof department 60 br known as
that cf Uiilit.es ANA works was also
tabled
Members nf ,nc commltr.. present
were Chairman Gust. N'd.rmru VIM
free and NIpnally Couucllmcn smith.
English, ladd Morton and Carpenter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
FOUR CASES SUBMITTED
TO STATE SUPREME COURT
w" hrr Argued. One l. Continued
ana oihcr Left Incomplete
NIL InInN.

our cases were presented before
ih' supreme court of Appeals yes
l"ln"y two "cre argued ana sub
m,i"d 10 ia" decision Of lhc ius,icc.
on. WAt continued ANA III. las, one
the rir"ctUr-Gcu.ral of Railroads
h"i"nS HHchanan. and Buchanan YER
Sns Niniin anh Hicks we're tho two
5,nbm ited Ell.s versus IN. Virginia
',,.'. ""N ana Power Company was
son partly argued
IN" next r;.f"s 10 10 called are
COPELAND versus Nctua Lii" Insc1,--
me- ."mpan% S:ott versus Doughty.
49, '"i -'ieMSIn al Railroads versus
~. '"" vi" -.NeNs NDrsus i.cpradn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
RECREATION ASSOCIATION
NEEDS SIS, $40 FOR YEAR
Campaign Headquarters Announces This Sum as Re
CURED for Budget-Much Interest in Drive Be-
ing Manifested in All Parts of Richmond

N close touch with the work already
accomplished feel that a fair pro-
gram may bc introduced lur tho
"t"tht "i TIE entire comnunitv. "
tn" goal is reached. and ali arc mos,
"p,"tuiStic as 10 the success If the
sp.icitation.
Monday promptly at j o'clocl, a
"mJhe"n VIII he held liz campaign
and CAPTAINS in the drive Mechanics
~ N" campaign will 80 cxpiaincd,
districts assigned and III. selling
IL presented 10 workers Colonel
auhh y. Cutchins. campaign ma navor
ana ohari"s l.. Weaver. director. viii
u" the principal speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
SCHOOL CHILDREN Get
WEEK OFF EASTER
Assistant Supcrint cndcnt Butord
Makes Announcement 10 Sys-
tenn Yesterday.

The school children @: "a" city viii
enjoy week vacation during the
Easter holidays. according TO an am
nounccment mace yesterday by j. ~:
Binford. assistant superintendent OF
schools. The school holidays viii be.
kin Thrriday morning. March -. and
continue through the following Tues
day. These days viii also be OBJ
served by the night schools.
collection will be taken in tn"
schools throughout the city today ior
the fund which IL being raised f"r
tho Dcneiit OF the families of the ire
men who RECENTLY los: their lives, Tho
children are worry Interested IN tine
contribution and II is cHpcct"d ihat
"a large sum will be raised tar"uSl,
the schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
ODD FELLOWS BAZAAR
Ten Per Cent OF Prorrrds VIII he
Turned Deer Ia Eircmrn's
Relief Fund

<l.aree cfoWdA arc at'ondIME m,
4pdd Fellows baznar al Mu~piiy-
= Hornl, There ~ an orchcstr., iu At
sitendancc each evening. ard daucira
is the feature Of the program from
5S.fo 1880 n'clnclt
r. n Nounicastlc Chairman. m.
/. nouneed last night that iNo cnitr.
s5reccipts from THE door ana 10 ucr
gsrnt Of tn" proceeds az TIC booths
VIII h Turned over ~ ,ko i'i"o.rrn'>
neIief Fund. There VIII 81 FREEMAN
y bortT..
gs5Al3 Schrhder. the lit;lc boy wiz
tine iig yelce." who cut.riaincd IN,
dough boys over there viii ronde,
EovrTal afsliis latest sclsctions 10.
]. Iitpht. 1oors open ~ 100 over,
might.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
'. III. q. :. dives socinI.

TN stan OF The local J. ". Q. \.
gaze u social yesterday ~ the Us
snCiation building in honor Of Mis-,
Edith \. stanton. who tam" here
from NcW York city to bn the "x
"cUtiVG head NJ the field office. MiHS
Emma panZinger, girl secretary. and
Otn"r secretaries were hoEtcSScS.
NhOut hfty attended tho meeting ana
Tho workers are very inthusiaStic
about the future work OF this or
EanizItiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
Plumb WILL sneak.

Glenn l.. Plumb will speak sunday
afternoon at o'cIock in the RijOu
Thcater. Mr.. Plumb is II nationally
known economist and represents the
railroad employees befor the Chicago
Labor BOARD and the Interstate Conn
sTncrco Commission II" Will speak ON
the present conditions OF tho rail
roads and the future outlook The
public Is invited TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Finance Committee. city coun-
Gil. 4 =. NJ.
Automobile SHOW. Grays' Ar
mory. IL ~. A.
Academy-s. 7:45 and $50.
Strand-Dark.
Richmond League of Women
ioters, Jefferson Hotel. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18


The hoard uf directors voted This
ihe !cas; possible" budget. for Tho
Mork III The asSn.ittiun during tho
comm. Year Much ',nicr"s, in III"
camraian is manifested wInnonG busi-
ness men. and women OF ,hc cont
munitN. and the campaign hcadGrar-
tiers a. G23 East Main Street. is :, hce
hive OF Industry.
!. Scot Parrish has taken ovcr
IN" chhirmanship of the headamar-
Eiwood Tragic. l.. Mex .ludkins.
Charles l.. Weaver. Morgan L. Mills
ana J. liogc Kicks head ot,icr teams.
-Four leaders ~ the Rotary aud twn
~ Richmond i[iW@nis have offered
their services in solicitation. and will
provide their own workers.
lust 20 1r"Nc past statements the
Community Recreation association
space has hccn opened for the bcne-
III az tn" Younger hoys and girls in
The Franklin Street ncighborhood
The lot used :or play is located at
children while there are under the
leadership oC Miss Claire Mccarthy,
trained recreation worker of the
association.
voley bail. folk and tenn games
were introduced successfully ycster-
day by Miss Mccarthy. and over q
hundred youngsters We're on tho
grounds NJ on" time. Many interest
ed spectators. among whom, was
Judge j !iosc H!cks, Of the Juvenile
Court, We're noticed about the play
ground The hours OF directed play
ar" from 10 every afternoon.
Monday afternoon. IL is announced.
the Cadet battalion and Drum Corps
OF the John Marshall High school
viii lead Il parade Of Interested citi-
aens and organizations who believe
IN, the WORK of The Community Re-
creation Association. through the
business sections ~ the city. Chill
dren from tho grade schools will par
;icipatc. Fuhiic interest is being
aroused by tn" loss of life due TO
automobile accidents in Richmond
and the association has received
taken in the street play problem
which. il successfully introduced will
materially reduce the accidents to
the Young folk
Trained leaders arc necessary to
carry on this work. hut the dircc-
confidence That the fund raising VIII
he a success that they anticipate lit
IL. trouble in securing the services
OF real leaders 10 help the youngsters
in their play. Many 90 the old stu
dents. Of classes conducted by the
association arc Offering their ser.
vices without cost. 10 the work OF
directed street play and when the
campaign is finished. the directors
will Immediately take steps To FUR
thcr the proposition of roped-on
streets. No other cXtcntion is plan
ned FOR this year.
Il is the belief of the campaign
comtnittce that retr"nchment is tho
thing necessary 10 the ultimate sue
cess OF the Community Recreation
Association. and u small budget was
therefor presented. People who are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18

TIE GLOVES. themselves, are
REAL FRENCH MD. two
clasp. Ovcrscwn seam Gloves
made by Glovc-Makcr of high
est rcputc, and from very Sc
lect quality of kid skin. During
this sale they will be available
in attractive shades of brown.
gray. tan, beaver, black. white;
also black with white stitching:
and III a complete range Of
sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18

DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUN-
lTi-all you who want new
Gloves for Easter and who arc
not adverse to sharing in these
most unusual values.
THE GLOVES-more than twelve
hundred pairs-will be placed
on sale this morning at 9
O'Clock at the Glove Counter
and at special booths nearby.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22
BUCKEYE

Mr.. W. y. Whitaker was In Nicho-
asville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kurtz spent
Saturday in Richmond.
Messrs. Ray Noel and Ollie Boyle
were in Richmond last week.
Lime. Sand. Portland Cement,
Rock ssd BsieL. Hsdsoa q Fsrssu.
Mr.. Jim Locker Is very III with
heart trouble Mt his home near Teat-
crsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Reather Ray and
family visited relatives in Madison
county Sunday.
Rev. Price. Of Louiville. was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Price
from Saturday until Monday.
Mr. Forrest Noel. who has been III
several days was in Richmond Satur-
day and Sunday TO consult DIR. Glib
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nal Carter and fam
lily were in Nicbolasville Saturday ut
the bedside Of their aunt. Mrs. Jane
Walker.
Mr.. Branson Locker sold his house
and lot to Mr. Billy Cotton. Mr..
and Mrs. Locker will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Noel
Mira Flora Long and daughter.
Miss Francis and Miss Alice Wolf,
Of Nichoiasvillc. returned home Sun
day after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Long.
Rev. Prices text Sunday A. NJ
Hebrews 1875. Sunday evening Luke
2:7. The quartette. "A Christmas
Carol. was rendered Sunday evening
by Rev. J. r. Price. Mr.. Dewey Price.
Mrs. Nora Teater and Miss Ethel
Ray.
Mrs. X. W. Sanders entertained
quite a number Of the young people
on Tuesday afternoon from three
20 five o'clock. in honor Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Lucille. the occasion being
her Twelfth birthday. The color
scheme Of red and green was carried
out very effectively. both in decora-
tons and refreshments. The table
was artistieAlly decorated. in the cen
ter was the birthday cake lighted
with twelve candles. The favors
were little Santa Clause. There
were forty-seven present and after
spending a delightful evening all left
wishing Lucille many more happy
birthdays.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

lame every morning. achy and
stif all day. worse when It's damp or
chiliyf Suspect your kidneys and
try the remedy your neighbors use.
Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. Geo. Carpenter. Stanford
Pike. Lancaster. says: about ten
years ago Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me Of a severe case OF kidney trou-
BILE. My hands and feet were %
swollen at times I couldn't put my
shoes on or handle anything. either.
! had awful pains IN my hips and
across the small Of my back. Sharp
singing pains would dart through
my side and M through my spine.
that felt like needles piercing me.
Mornings felt tired and languid.
Was all run down and had no energy
10 do anything. ! read how Doans
Kidney Pills had cured people OF
such trouble. so I started taking
them. took several boxes Of Doan's
and they cured me and the cure has
been permanent"
60c. at all dealers Foster.Milburn
Co. Mrs. Buffalo. =. Y.