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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-08
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, then 90
10 the Automobile Garage OF
John E. ECkENR0DE

al the old established Buggy and Paint
Shop. George and Liberty streets,
Westminster, where you can get flrst-
class work | have been IN the bust.
ness for thirty.ilye years and claim to
know when a Job Is up 20 standard
have q painter that worked for Nc
Renell's Bros. Of Washington, d C,,and
can give you first-ciass work. / paint
automobiles and put on new tops and
do repairing Of all kind ! am still In
the BUGGY BUSINESS. Glad to have
you call and loon: my work over.
George and Liberty Streets,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Phone Ism.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-08

4ASOplHS ! u"
We have always realized the greatest
confidence largely you our store
great small No public We
help confidence must deserve the
neighbors We live straight deal
square work hard Mistakes will be made; errors creep in but
mistake just cheerfuIy as we
a
1t is spirit keeping our
the though hun
o dollars
shirts to $50 We had lust
today price
they go a
We have Chicago gloves
gauntlet style
leather unIned. This we think IS very low price
Yesterday yards
green, pink,
just price yard the war doesn't
Another exceptional dry goods regular size
opportunity for boarding
houses and hotels.
spreads at So S. full double bed size
S attention.
goods always fascinating ladies' No
you only buy paper pins take little
time TO look wash goods.
Last sold of moth balls
This time of the black polish
cooking utensils hangers things
great demand We're prepared, your
We buy toilet paper direct the mill why we
sell you rolls of 1000 sheets
Buying right selling right why always on
the lookout for the best.
nnzlzlzzz==4y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-08

PATRONIzE OUR ADVERTISERS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-08

What's the quickest way 70 cur,
"a socialist o.
j know cure. hut waBIiui
care TO ny IL myself
well p"
Hand Mm $4,000 and suggest that
be divide 70 among his brethren
Birmingham ARc-HvralJ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-08

William Dean, about II years old,
who escaped from reform school in
Philadelphia, was arrested near
Perryville, Friday by Sheriff Seth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Everybodys Office
201 Central Blk
Phone 742-w.

Phone 742-W.
25-room apartment house. Strictly
mod. viii take cottage as part pay
mcnt. Bal. good terms.
5-room mod. bungalow, one OF the
best locations on east side, s37oo. Cash
$500, bal. $50 per month.
s-room brick on east side, lots.
Price s1,6oo. Cash $3.50. bal. so por
month.
4-room mod, : corner lots, fine loca-
ton for steel works. Only $500 cash
payment, bal. $40 per month.
6-room partly mod. with garage. 5
lots. Dandy place, $4,000. Cash $780,
bal. $2o per month.
Party leaving city has 1o-room mod.
brick and garage with 4 lots. grand To-
cation. Think of this, 2,700. A little
cash and $50 per month.
5-room mod. North Dundee. with
garage, beautiful yard. This is a snap
for $3.50 with terms.
4-room. modern, in Heights: this ia
worth looking up: for price and terms
see us. 201 Central block.
See us before you buy. We can sell
YOU a home from rooms to is rooms
for cash or terms; don't think our city
is getting dull because we offer to sell
you home on monthly payments
they don't want tho cash, they want
interest on their money.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

1921 f. EIGHTH ST.
6-r. mod, frame, south front, car
line. full basement, trees, lawn. shade
Price S3200.0O. Possession soon. Get
busy. Mallaby- Campbell, Central Blk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Why Wait Longer?

THESE GOOD HOMES ARE REALLY
WORTH MORE MONEY. AND THE
TERMS ARE BETTER THAN YOU
CAN EXPECT TO GET A LITTLE
LATER
We have plenty of money to loan
on Pueblo business property or city
property. See us for loans and insur
ance.
East Side.
r. brk partly mod. east 7th, $1,000. %,
about $4,000 cash then easy terms.
r. mod. east sth, very desirable To-
cation only $3200.0o. About one-third
cash, good terms on balance.
91s east End, a T. fr.. furnished
s1275.oo small payment down.
r. mod. IT. on east 9th S320o0o Can
use car on this place up to 100000.
5 r. str. mod. bung. hardwood floors,
east 4th, Si25o.o0. can arrange good
terms.
North Side.
1905 west 18th 5 r. mod. brk. garage
and out bldgs. only $15O0.O0, good terms.
6 r. str. mod. pressed brk bung. hard
wood floors steam heat large basement,
Ss50o.o0.
South Pueblo.
See 11o2 Claremont, r. mod, fr.
s30o0.0o. $4,000 cash. $500 per mo.
Int. per cent
100000 " cash buys S r. mod. brk.
on Cedar. in Minnequa Heights.
s225oG0 few hundred down buys a S
r. mod. brk. on Carteret.
s25oo.0o buys a r. mod. on Cartaret.
$3.50 90 buys a 5 r. mod. fr. 2 lots,
garage, etc, on Berkeley.
$S25O.oo buys r. str. mod. bung.
on Lake
,1475.oo takes r. mod. fr on Cypress
For any kind OF home in any part
of the city, SEE US FIRST.
E. T. Pate
ySS-w 2io Thatcher
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
FRANK c. HOLCOMB REALTY co.
go CENTRAL BLOCK PHONE 1856.
R2o CENTRAL BLOCK.

Groom, modern except heat, Block H, $3.50
house. lights cellar garage, 3s It,
Block Furniture complete, 81 $50
strictly modern # s5oo0 5000 cash. balance terms
pressed heat lots, paving dis
trct Adams Ave, $4,000 Terms
celery land the world edge city $1,000 Terms
strictly modern bungalow fine home at reasonable price,
Block 5h St.. $4,000. Terms.
Bessemer Ditch 81 Hinman tile slo 5room
outbuldng 40 alfalfa
dairy propositions will take trade $160OO terms
irrigated anch Fe trail improvements
best rights will take trade smaller ranch only $5
will sell
decided leased upper Arkansas bot
# lake. good of this
bottom meadow fine hay land fairly improved $4,000 VIII take
trade and make
Goodpasture cultivation, 100
chicken house, cisterns, water
rights ditch large lake storage This is the finest ranch
district Beuah road Onehaf down, $1,000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
E. T. Pate
For Sale

nm. frame on o. 5th st All
in good repair. Mod. exc. fur
nacc. &SoVW
nm. frame on e. 4th st.
Garage, plenty OF shade and
lawn. Party leaving city. Can
be bought at a bargain SEE
US.
rm. mod. cement block con-
structon- Full size basement.
Cement walks, south front.
Well located on East side. Fine
neighborhood ........... .$525O.o0
rm- cottage on f 4th st.
Close in. Terms $4,000
rm. frame in block ''U".
Shade. lawn, cement walks. On
corner lot 50x1oo.
SEE US ABOUT THIS
A good ranch Of 16o-a., IL MI
W. OF town and 1 mi. n. of Beu-
lah road. Good r1n. house.
cement basement, two good
wells, good barn and outbuild-
ings, 5O-a- plowed and ready to
seed. Plenty of feed. This can
be bought right horses.
cows and farming Implements.
Account health, owner is COM
pelled to leave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

THESE GOOD HOMES ARE REALLY
WORTH MORE MONEY. AND THE
TERMS ARE BETTER THAN YOU
CAN EXPECT TO GET A LITTLE
LATER
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

1914 BERKLEY, roomed modern
house. all but heat and 1910 e. Fifth
street. roomed house. gas, lights.
water. Will take Ford Ton Truck or
: or 4 large young brood mares or
both on either place. Owner, 2123
Spruce.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
B. j. PARKER, 227 Thatcher Bldg.
Telephone 36S9

THESE OPPORTUNITIES WILL BE GONE BEFORE SPRING.
MESA
5room strictly modern pressed brick in good location 50 it. lot
Owner California and offers for quick
sale at S4O0o-HALF
ON oRMAN JUST OFT NORTHERN.
with good lot tiptop condition and
real buy at l,60O. $500 down. balance monthly
DUNDEE
Of the nestest homes Elizabeth 5room strictly modern fire
place. sleeping porch Owner moved to New York and
price 800 down will handle it.
EAST SIDE
blocks from line 4room modern except heat lots dandy
home we'll the price, s500O Half cash.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Watkins Bros. Realty Co.
107 W. Third st.
Loans and Insurance

FOR SALE-Poultry ranch, best
proposition in Colorado. Parmerleo
Poultry Ranch, 18th and College.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
Cover Crops Can Make
Plant Food Available

Growing winter cover crop 81 one
Of the bcs' means Of making plant
food which The soil contains available
for growing crops, according TO speci-
alists on soils. The roots OF such
crop are active throughout the fall
ard spring in bringing ime. potash
and phosphate into solution after
which these materials are built into
plan, structure as fast "a liberated
and saved to feed future crops.
Pant foods become available some
what in proportion 10 the total
amount present and IL is therefore
necessary to increase this total stock
before the highest yields of crops
can be- obta ned" said q. +. Stephen
son. crops extension specialist from
the College 81 Agriculture. Mature
has provided that live plant roots.
through the action of oarbonic acid
gas which they give OF when dlssolv-
ed in water. can attack and slowly
dissolve even the most inert rocks and
minerals This is one means which
the plant has for getting part Of is
food. Wh,n the soil minerals have
been INCORPORATED with organic mat
ter the supply Of available plant food
will be increased partly because
greater root growth has been s,lmu-
lated
Additional benefit is obtained
toward the loosening 81 bound plant
food when the cover crop Is turned
under in tn. spring. The green and
tender material through the action Of
millions Of soil organisms decays
rapidly and gives up its own elements
at the same time that more minerals
are dissolved by the acids produced
in the processes Of deo!ying.
"Soils ar. spoken Of "a dead" OF
"lifeless." This is literally true. A
dead" soil has little active organic
matter to feed soil bacteria and con-
sequently there are few there. A
rich soil will contain many times AS
many active organisms as a poor one
and the SOL is rich because il con-
tains the organisms and conditions
necessary to support their activity.
~ green cover crop turned under
furnishes the necessary food for the
soil organisms and thus puts life in.
to q dead soil. As the organisms be.
come more numerous aid active more
plant food is unlocked for the crop
that 10 being grown"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

May. who have been ~ the hospital
at Lexington. were able TO be brough,
home Sunday.
Rev. Bowlin spent the weekend
with Mr. and Msr II VI. Kur,z and
filed the pulp, in Rev. Prices stead
a, Buckeye Sunday.
Nr and Mrs Jam1s Land. Mr..
, Coy Price. Miss Hattie u. nd Master
James Il Price were guests 81 Mr..
and Mr. John Land Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Will Ward entertain
ed the following last Monday: Mes
Dimes L.gc Hurt, Ar'har Daley and
Lucy East. Mr. and Ms Rono East,
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Branson
Locker. Mr.. Barney East, Misses
Leno and Minnie East Aline Hurt
and Annie Daley
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

payers Model. the creates, Duroc Boar
In IN euorld. and waits Grea, Top Col.
"A young boar. standing. a. q senior
yearlins. ~ inches high on q l0-inch
bone. With 50 inches. over his back.
between his eyes and the roo, Of his tall.
and Weighing close to 1000 pounds.
not 20 mention several other sires Of
extraordinary merit.
Primarily. Il Is 20 be understood.
Colds,resm was no, acquired by Mr..
Shaher for the purpose Of making
money. Rather. II is the instrument
by means Of which he aims to serve
the farmer and breeder OF Kentucky
on the side % their swine and dairy
stock-be''er hogs and mich cows
throughout the State is the main OBJ
jcct Of those responsible for the work
that Is being accomplished on the
place today.
As witness that. in view Of present
conditions. the August sale. considered
stric,ly on Its merits as a business
venture. undoubtedly will prove TO be
improbable to Colds,ream. II canno,
reasonably be eXpec,ed--and. indeed.
Il is not-thai the animals to be auc-
toned Will bring prices nearly ap-
prolima,ing their true value. The OBJ
Zee, OF this sale Is. therefore. right In
line with the main purpose Of the
farm as stated above.
The actual and material gamers will
b. the farmers and breeders who at
tend and purchase stock. The sale
viii be for Ken,uckiaus exclusively: Il
remains for kentuckians to make tho
most Of u.
Probably the auc,ioneer will offer no
single animal from the choice lot Of
pure breds TO be sold that weighs less
than 500 pounds; and all the sovs
have been bred for early September
farrov ,ng-most Of them TO wallis
Great Top Colonel.
Moreover. We are permitted to cay
that terms will BE- arranged where pur.
ehAsers Who can furnish satisfaetory
bank references 90 desire.
To those Who love Ans livestock and
sn admirable habitation for them. the
writer. in coaclusioa. suggests . visit
to Coldstream Farm. His best voc6
10 the farmer and breeder Of Ksatueky
u: Rsnsobsr the date Of the svtas
sAls-Augass leth-aaA b aN uAaaD
AsraaSs 70 aeteal Il.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
HYDRAULIC RAM
Will Solve Water-Sup-
ply Problem For
Farmer.

On many Kentucky farms where
there are good springs a hydraulic
ram can be- installed at a fairly low
cost 10 solve the problem % obtaining
water easily at the place where II
b. needed. according TO specialists in
the farm engineering department Of
the College 81 Agriculture. In or
der 20 assist farmers who are inter-
cstcd IN Installing such an appliance
the farm engineering department Of
the College ~ Agriculture il prepar-
ed TO give detailed information on
request. Before information CON
corning the installation Of hydraulic
rams can be given Il u necessary TO
know the fall 81 the water In feet
from spring 20 ram, the number OF
gallons Of water which flow from the
spring each minute. the elevation or
height IN feet the water is TO be lifted
! the length Of the drive pipe and the
length IN feet Of the discharge pipe.
This Information should be included
when inquiring about hydraulic rams.
The fall u the water should be
measured as the vertical dilance
from the surface % the water in the
supply or spring 20 the proposed
level 81 the ram This fall should
no, be less than two feet, There
should be one foot o. fall for each
five TO ten feet Of elevation which
Is the vertical distance from the ram
10 the point Of discharge.
The number Of gallon. Of water
(which flow from the spring each min.
ute may be measured by timing how
long 1t takes 70 hll three gallon
bucket. The elevation or height in
fee, should be measured a. the VERT.
cal distance above the ram al which
the water - 20 be discharged The
drive pipe should no, be shorter than
five tunes the fall Of the ram.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
PAINT LICK

Mrs Martha Ely attended the as
sembly at Georgetown.
Mr.. Y. l.. Durcan was in Corbin
the frs, Of the week on business.
Miss Pkg. Of Cynthiana. ha. been
the attractive gues, Of Mss Sadie
Rals,on.
Misses Cora and Martha Highland.
% Coving,on are guests Of Mis- Kate
Ely.
Quite a number Of he people here
attended the !. q. %. =. picnic at
Cartersville Sunday.
Lime prevents diseass. Uss u
around ell out buildings sed in the
cellar. Hudson 4 FssnsuS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Parks. Of Rich.
mJnd were weekend guests % her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hurt.
Mr. Henry Miller and mother. Of
near Preachersvillc. were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. Ollie Boian
Sunday.
Miss Sadie Ralston entertained
with party Monday evening in hon
Of Of her house gue.t. Miss Anna
Mary Pgy.
Miss Mary Brown. Of Lancaster.
w,s the guest Of her sister. Mrs. d.
A. Hervey last week and attended the
Cheu,auqus.
Miss Gladys Parks, Of Richmond is
spending some time with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hurt. Sr.,
and family.
Master Fulton Ruck,r. who ha.
been visiting his aunt. Mrs. G.. NJ
Treadway. returned TO his home IN
Louisville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bother and
son. Harald. have returned TO their
home at Ravena after several week.
visit 10 relatives at this place.
Mrs. Jennie Comings and attractive
daughters. Grace and Emma Miller
Of Ind. were guests % Mrs VIM
Hurt. Sr.. and daughters, this week
Mrs. Owens an. MR. Addie Davis
Of near Preachersyile were guests o.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Boian Friday and
attended the Crautauqua Friday
night
Mrs Arthur Stowe and baby. Of
Camden. Ohio. have returned home
after several day. visit to her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Lean Ledford and
o. er relatives
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Skaggs and
family. have returned home from
Green county. where they were call
ed by the serious illness and death Of
NJ. Skagg's father.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
Cssmo Dairy Feed hovss and
Mule Feed. Barley Meal Wheat. Mid
dliass. tud.oo 4 fsrnsu.
A VISIT TO COLDSTREAM FARM.
By Edward O'Falloa, j..

TIE anouneemen, Of Q special swine
eAle 1t Coldstream Farm. se, for the
18th day Of August. reminded the
writer Of . visit he had been promis-
ING himself 10 this beautiful Blue
Grass home Of the Duroc and the
Holsein.
maxniheentiy located and improved
trae, OF some 1900 acres. Coldstream
stretches away along Newtown Pike
Road three miles outside Of Leying.
ton. As one passes through the I'm
posing entrance. be reads: Visitors
welcome As he departs BY the
9ower.hanked drive. the words. Come
Asain." bid him . cordial adieu.
Colds,ream was once home 10 the
immortal Hanover ana other famous
race horses. Since the property was
acquired by Mr.. G. n. Shaher. Its fer.
tile acres. for the most part. have been
transformed into a vsri,able Eden for
the Duroc and Hols,ein.
y u0eI tut uu'tNiou VI oeusi ~
Superintendent, T. O. Bible. spacious.
ul,ra-modern buildings and enclosures
Cor stock dairyins and implements.
and dwellings for employees and their
families. Twenty Of the latter In all.)
have sprung W. The former include
the enormous cow-barn which stands
adjacent 90 Mr.. Bibles office. Tons
Of feed are stored In the LOT, 81 ihis
building. and below are quarters for q
hundred head of mileh stock: their
progeny and the two noble heads Of
the herd. King Pontiac Hengerveld
Payne. and the promising 'hree-year.
old sire. King Segis korndyke Pontiac
Pct.
Within these walls Of bun-colored
brick tina, rest on q concrete base OF
gray. effectively relieved by red terra
Gotta gables. also may b. seen. luxuri.
sting In her special boz stall. Rolo
neresna Do Kol. holder Of the worlds
records. among which Is that Of being
the arst and only COW In the world
TO produce 200 pounds Of butter in
thirty days.
lnprssss1 - he VAS By these fsa.
turss and the magniaeencs Of the
Deeesrty - . whole. the writer. hog.
ever. travelling shout the place BY auto
oeeils on No twelve miles Of private
trtvsvaya With his MAD on the in
SeetAAss 6 Tie ssoias svias sals.
naturally vas nost Interested IN the
0Aaslvs ssos ~ 1ssghtses 6 Tas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Somewhere in every persons heart
spirit Of fairness IL tucked away.
The trouble Is that too many people
have forgotten how TO untuck IL.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
GUMS CHAPEL
Mrs Lige Hurt is III

Mrs Lige Hurt is III
Mss Mon,a Davis % Berea. D. here
with friends and relatives.
Miss Annie Daley i spending the
week with Miss Allens Hurt.
Ms Wayne S'app was CUES, Of
Mlss Mary Lee kurtf AS, week.
Misses Bernicc and BESSIE Teater
spent the week-cn with Miss Annie
May
Mrs Charlie Grow &C. a children u
Buckeye spent Friday with Mr.
John Land.
Mr., Arthur Daley and children
and Mr. Jesse mar; spent Sunday
with Mr. iigc Hur,
Mr and Mr.. Jesse Casey and Vim
cent Sparks were gucI,s Of Mr.. and
Mrs J x Spark. Sunday
Mr and Mrs r. II Chandler. 81
Lancaster. have re'uru,i home. after
several days with rel, YES here
Cssmo Dairy Feed Hosss and
Mule Feed. Barley Meal Wheat. Mid.
dliass. tud.oo 4 fsrnsu.
Mr.. Ccmm.e Murphy j. at home
from the Danviile hospital and 10 re.
covering from her operation very
satisfactorily.
Mrs Crl May and Msr,er Clemmon
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

People who tell jokes should re.
frain from laughing at them. 1t i.
rather embarrassing to be the only
one to let out squawk.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21
WOLF TRAIL

Mrs Abe Burton spent the week
end in Madison.
Master HARRISON Lillard Daley was
on the sick list last week.
Mr.. Clyde Mtthews spent Saturday
nirht with Master Joe and Rolan Ray.
Mr.. Nelson Davis. Il Berea. was
with Mr.. Allen Teater and family
Friday.
Mrs Homer Raw was the guest Of
Mrs. Elijah Mcmillan Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Joesiah McCull,y is quite sick.
his many friends will be sorrow to
know.
Mrs. James Land an Children were
afternoon guests Of Mis-. John Daley
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Moberley were
weekend visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. A,en reater. Mr.. and
Ms. Homer Ray moto.ed TO Danville
and Stanford Thursday.
Mr.. Aaron Simpson and family
were visitors Of Mr.. Powell Daley
and family last week.
Creme Dairy Feed. Horse and
Mule Feed. Barley Ms,i. Wheat Mid.
dlines Hudson 4 Farnau.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Land and
grandchildren spent a pleasant day
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Land.
Mr.. Jesse Clark and family. Of
Madison, made a del'chtful visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mobcrley Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen 1aater. Mr.. and
Mira. Homer Raw We, entertained
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas
Foster Sunday.
Mesdames Carl Mobt riley and lit
tie daughter and WILDER. Daley spent
he day Wednesday with Mesiames
Salle Uurt and Moll'e Moberley.
Mrs. John Daley was to see Mrs.
Glenn Murphey. who has just return
ed from the Danv,lle hospital, where
she went AN operation Monday after.
noon. Her many friends are glad TO
see her back home and doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Mcmillan en-.
,ertained a host Of friends Sunday.
Those being present were Mr. Louis
MeCulley and family, Mr.. John Dali.
ey and family. Mrs. J. W. Daley and
sons. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs. wibert Daley and son,
Misses Zona Ray. Thelma Gilleanl
and level May McCul.y.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Some people race through life un-
I'll they reach the brink Of the grave.
Then the brakes refuse to work.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

sang Is forbidden IN Japan"
ch.rps an exchange Doesn't do any
good TO forbid u here.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

No man is ever quite as foolish
as he appears to others. He possess.
es wisdom Of which they know not.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Some people are content TO drift
through life at the pace at which
other people push them along.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

People are so near sighted these
days that beauty Of the soul seldom
appeals TO the modern eye.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

The road 20 ruin is a well ,rodden
trail. You can't miss it IL you wan,
to find IL.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

I, ISN'T the hes, u policy 10 take
all you can get. You may get NOR,
than you wan, 20 take.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Beware Of the man who claims to
be without a fault. Nothing within
his reach is safe.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

The only trouble with industry is
tina, it needs to be a little more in
dustrious
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

The efficiency Of some people con
sists principally Of the recommended
tons Of their friends.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

The woman who marries her best
friend is in grave danger Of losing
him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

A congressman. says our Office dew.
Il. is a fellow who pulls down a good
salary whether he earns il or not.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

Why are men taught to step of
with he left foot first! We invari-
ably kick the cat with the right one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

No one hat is ever big enough to
cover the brains Of an entire COM
munity---your own excepted.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

All lies are white 10 people who
tell them.