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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28

THAT part of President Harding's
message relating to the League o
Nations does not disappoint the gener
al expectation; and the prejudiced
utterance accompanying his rejection
of the great world scheme is an
emanation BETTING its source. He il
in favor of a "society of n~ations,''
however, but does not enlighten us
as to how such association is to be
formed. In this connection l quote
from the Globe Democrat:
president Harding has extra
ordipary powers as a persuader and
harmonizer, but in this he is under
taxing a prodigious task. Yet, such
is u conviction of the inevitabieness
of this association that we are as con-
fident as ever we were that somehow
it will be achieved. 1t must not be
forgotten that the Republican party
is pledged to it, and we think there is
no installing the sincerity of the
Presidents determination to carry
out that pledge, with the assistance
of Secretary Hughes, who was I'M
~doubtedly chosen with that purpose
In view. Earnestly we wish him sue
cess, and confidently we predict it,,
though we are unable to see the man
ner of its attainment under the con-
ditions that confront Mr.. Harding.
Sure we are that if il cannot come
through him it cannot come at all, for
he is our only agency of achievement
in this great matter. But somehow,
we repeat, it will come; and after all,
whatever form it may take, whatever
title it may bear, it will be the League
of Nations, fulfilling the mission for
which we SO long have battled. And
we think it right to say, here and now,
that, in our opinion, if a League of
Nations had not been created at the
Peace Conference at Versailles, if our
aspirations and the aspirations of the
world had not been aroused by it and
the discussions growing out of it, and
If the great majority of the nations
were not already joined in an associa-
ton for the preservation of the peace
of the world, there would now be no
hope for its attainment until another
and a greater world war had compell-
ed its creation. The thing had to be
done when it was done, while the hor-
rors of war YER still fresh in the
mind, if it were to be done at all, and
If it had not been done then it would
not now be an issue, here or any
where"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28

No DOUBT the budget System" is a
good thing, but, like all good things,
1t comes high. just compare the sp-
preparations for the coming two years
with the expenditures of the late two
years under the Gardner adminstra-
ton. All that the good people of
Missouri are called upon to do is to
dig a little deeper into their pockets.
They mustn't grumble at that. We
beg them to cheerfully comply with
the condition they have brought up
on themselves. 1t may instil a little
common sense for future use.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28

TRUST every subscriber may read
an article on the first page of this
paper, headed ''The Inheritance Tax"
a remarkable enactment for the gov
eminent of a free people. How far
we wander from the thought aud
principles actuating the founders of
the Republicl
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28

The story of the Panama outrage
is recalled by the recent and too long
delayed action of Congress awarding
s25, 600, 900 damages to the Republic
of Colombia. 1t is an acknowledge
ment of the wrong done to a sister
Republic, but 1t but lily compensates
for that wrong.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28
For Sale.

My modern home, s rooms, bath,
cellar, water system, with 5 acres
garden land, bored well, barn, fruit,
rock roads, schools and churches.
Price low, part exchange or terms.
DR.. E. McGNNIs,
Bismarck, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28
Preserve Your Harness.

The undersigned is prepared to DIP
harness and uses the best oils. Thi
preserves the harness and costs only
$1.0O per set.
J. DUBINsKY, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28

EVERY day the fact becomes more
painfully evident that A. M. Hyde is
q little, little man in a great big job.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28

Dainty (wrapped) Sugar Cured Ba.
con, zoe lb. LOPEZ STORE co,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
East Youngstown
KEREsZTELO

A borsodmegyei Saj6-Kaza k0z-
segbol ide szarmazott Redovay
Janos vendegszeret6 hazanal So
kan gyiiltek 0ssze azon alkalom-
Dol, hogy Varlaky Sandor r6mai
katholikus plebanos az ez evi ja-
nuar Sen sziiletett fiat Istvan
nevre keresztelte.
Az edes anya a Zemplen me-
gyei Bodrog-Kisfalur6l ide ke-
riilt Lesnyanszky Anna, az apaval
egyitt sZamos iidvozlest kapott a
nevezetes csaladi esemeny alkal-
mab6l. A nagyszamu vendegse-
reg k0zott Oft volt az east youngs
town. magyar rezbanda is, mely
az apanak, mint a banda jeles ta-
rogat0sanak tolmacsolta j6 kiva-
natait. A j6 hangulatot fokozta
a pompas sz6lole 6s "miegymas'
es blzony a nagyszeriien sikerilt
keresztel0nek alig szakadt vege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
.L0v0ld0zo reszeg
Egy reszeg lengyel ember az or.
d0g0kre 1ov0ld0z0tt

Ugyancsak megijedtek azok az
emberek, Xix vasarnap este T
ora tajban az East Federal stree
ten jartak.
Polialszki josef lengyel ember
behuz6dott az utica egyik iizlete
mex ajtajaba es a revolverrel To-
v0ldozni kezdett. Hol felfele,
hol meg lefele lott, de jutott GO
ly6kbol jobbra meg bolra is.
Vegre is el6kerUlt egy rend6r, a
XII bevitte Polialszkit a b0rt0nbe.
Oft megvizsgalta a rend6rorvos
es megallapitotta, hogy az ember
t6kreszeg es hogy tulsok REIN
dzseket ivott.
- Kire l0v0ld0z0tt maga? =
kerdeztek t6le rend6rsegen9
- Kire9 = felelte a lengyel,
hat az 6rd6g6kre. Ossze akartam
lyukasztani az 0rd6g0t, mondta
tovabba, es exert kar, hogy nem
engedtek meg.
= No, jol van, - felelt rend-
ororvos, - most aludja XII magat
es nehogy komolyabb baja t0rten-
jen, betettek egy kiparnazott
tomlocbe, inert annyira reszeg
volt, hogy fejevel mindig a fal,
max ugrott. Vegre is addig ug.
rott, mig megunta es azutan el.
aludt. Val6sziniileg Massilonba
viszik az elmegy6gyintezetbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
LATOGATCTT GYtjLES
A 108-ik Verhovay fiok vasarnapi
gyiilesen egyhangulag jovahagy-
tax az ertekezlet hatarozatait. -
Az egylet husveti balt rendez.

Mar reg volt annyi tag a Yer
hovay egylet 108-ik fiokianak
gyiilesen, mint a multi vasarnap
delutan, amikor is k0zel 100 tag
jelent meg ref. egyhaz gyiiles-
termeben, hogy meghallgassa a
Youngstown ertekezletr6l sz6l6
ielentest. A terjedelmes es min
den pontban megmagyarazott je-
lentest Hoffer Andras titkar OIL
vasta fel. Mem is sz6lt ellene SEN
XII, hanem egyhangu lelkesedessel
elfgogadtak es megbiztak a hetes
bizottsagot, hogy a megkezdett
j6 munkat folytassa es fejezze be.
Jurista Tstvan ifjusagi igyke-
zelo jelentette, hogy csak ot
gyermeket irtak be az ifjusagi
osztalyba legkivaltkeppen azert,
inert tagok igen magasnak ia
laljak az orvosi dijakat. Aki
gyermeket tagnak 6hajtia bealli-
tani, az kerjen tagfelveteli ivet
az ifjusagi osztaly kezel6jetSl es
vigye el gyermeket az egylet hi
vatalos orvosahoz, DR.. Fuzy Pal
hoz, 4O3 Home Savings and Loan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
sULYOs BttNTETkS
Milyen bajolzat okoz q ssa1a3sag

Az elmult vasarnap Struthersen
a rend0r0k harom embert fogtak
ell. Mindharman Fels3-Magyar-
orszagb6l szarmaz6 t6tok, a kiket
azzal vadoltak, hogy italkereske-
dessel foglalkoztak.
A bir6sag fejenkint 10000
dollarra es k0ltsegek megfize-
tesere itelte 6ket, de mivel pen
ziik mem volt, hat lie kell ulni0k
az idSt, a mi pedig szemelyenkint
IL ev. A dologhazban ugyanis
sokkal kevesebbet szamitanak nap
szamert es ICY keriil XII 800 dol
Dol az egy esztend0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
ELETMENT6 vILr.AMos
Timlin Marion menekiilese egy
hajszalon fiigg0tt.

A mint annak idejen megirtuk,
varosunkban nehany het 6ta
olyan villamosok k0zlekednek, a
melyeken csak egy ember teljesit
szolgalatot Is pedig a villamos
evezeto, a XII egyben a jegyekert
a penzt is beszedi.
A napokban egy ilyen villamos
epen East Youngstown fele igye-
kezett, a mikor Timlin Marion,
Xxi Youngstown Sheet and Tr
Company munkasa, epen hazstgv
sietett a Chalmer streeten y ma
kasara. Valahogy villlkalOm-
keriilt, a mikor sineken, Ill Lcsro
menni es a villamos elutot
Timlin legnagyobb seer, -
re a villamos elejen lev6 -ai
kesziilek azonnal miikodni ni'SeSS-
dett es leereszkedett egesz ben
re. Mas villamos elgazolta volna
Timlint, ez azonban a f0ldre
ereszkedett ment6 hal6ban felfog-
ia, ICY tehat komolyabb baja nem
toftent. Igaz, hogy bevittek a
City korhazba, de az orvosok meg
allapitottak, hogy konnyu zuz6-
dasi sebeket kapott csupan. Ma
mar mines semmi baja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
Sharon es videke
TREFAB0L TRAGEDIA
Veletlenul megl6ttek egy magyar
embert

Szomoruan vegzGd0tt az a tre-
fanak indult dolog, a melynek al
dozata a "a ewes Majo Karoly
most a sharoni Buhl-korhazban
fekszik sulyos losebevel.
Majo Karoly a Vine streeten
lov6 Grauer-fele meszarszekben
van alkalmazva a 20 ewes Grau-
er Edevel egyiitt. Az elmult szom-
bat este a ket ember evel6dni kez-
dett es azon trefalkoztak, hogy
mines jol megkotve a nyakkend6-
jiik. Grauer AIT mondta Majo-
max, hogy maid helyre igazitja.
Grauer elovette a revolvert es an
max a csovevel akarta helyre iga-
zitani a nyakkend6t azon hiszem-
ben, hogy a revolver mines t0ltvc.
Sajnos azonban a fegyver t0lt-
We volt es hadonaszas k0zben ell
silt. A goly6 a szerencsetlen
Majo Karoly jobb tudejebe fur6-
dott es a hatan Jolt XII. Persze
hamarosan oft termett a ment6
kocsi, a mely a Buhl-k6rhazba
vitte, hol az orvosok kijelentet-
TEX, hogy allapota nagyon vesze
lyes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17

lottr6l rosszat mondani, de a
cleveland megye magyar katho-
likussaga AIT remeli, hogy utodja
mem lesz olyan elfogult a magya-
rokkal es a magyar papokkal
szemben, mint Farrelly volt. A
magyarok baratja mem volt soha,
de azert nyugedjek bekeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
Co. epiilet, legkozelebbi gyiilest

Go. epiilet, a legkozelebbi gyiilest
megel6z6 szombaton.
Vegiil Potornays Janos inditva-
nyara elhataroztak, hogy husvet
masodnapjan nagy tancmulatsa-
got rendeznek es az el0kesziiletek
megtetelere kikiildottek eey bi,
zottsagot, amelynek tagjai lettek
Debrovszky Andras eln0k, Hoffer
Andras titkar, Czene Gabor,
Macy JOSEF L., Potornay Janos es
Nemenyi Miklos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17

Magyarok! P6nxeteket az idsGe1ek
akarjak, k6rik, do . II 6rdSkstekben
nit tettek? ParolAxnak vsaStek, hi
bajban vagytok? dondolko11atokl 3
ha p6nxt akax kGldsui, haj6jety6t ven,
nj, oEnAnyra van sxnlesSgs, fofduljsx
az ont 6rdem sxerint pArtSI0 6fsS, =
inert bankArhox. cimsu = rlgi,
INTERNATIONAL Rank
q. v. HAMo4Y
17-19 n Phelps g., Young1kowA, q.
AZ Erie Depotho1 t611L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
MEGHALT A PUSPOK

Clevelandban csiit0rt0k0n te-
mettek ell 6riasi pompaval John
Patrick Farrellyt, a cleveland r.
kath. egyhazmegye piispoket.
Farrelly piisp0k Undergraduates
ban halt meg. Mem szokas a ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
Megerto Magyarok
Maris jelentkeztek magyarok, q
Xix nagyszeriinek tartjak a ma
gyar kultura hncseinek hadasat
angol nyelven.

angOI nyelVeH.
Alig ielent meg lapunk multi
| hcti szamaban DR.. Sebestyen Gyu.
! lanak, a Magyar Nemzeti Mu-
Ibeum igazgat6janak levele, amely-
ben ARA kert, hogy inditsunk
gyiijtest kizar6lag ARA celra,
hogy magyar nepelet es iroda-
lom miikincseit a Magyar Tudo-
manyos Academia negy nyclvre,
angolra, nemetre, franciara es
olaszra leforditva kiadhasSa, mar
is megmozdultak youngstown
magyarok.
Az els6k k0z0tt volt Ress J6-
zsef, a Ress Testverek k0zismcrt
magyar ceg beltagja. Icy sz6lt
Ress JOSEF: "Ennel erdemesebb
dolgot meg mem olvastam. Ez
igazan megeri a partolast. TIT
van $40 es kes6bb meg t0bbet
adok.' -
Masodiknak jelentkezett Mark
Lajos honfitarsunk, igaz erdelyi
magyar ember, akinek jobban faj
Erdely elszakitasa a sziilohazat6l,
mintha a sajat karjat levagtak
volna. Mark bacsi Greg ember
mar, nem is igen dolgozik, de ha
magyar iigyr6l van $50, oft van az
els6k. koz0tt. Hetfon bej0tt a
szerkeszt0segbe es atadott $5-t
ezekiel szavakkal:
"Szerkeszt6 ur, mem vagyok
gazdag ember, tessek ct dollar Is
ha lehet, kes0bb meg t0bbet adok
Milyen nagyszeru eszme. A ma.
gyar nep dalait, mondait, regeit
k0lteszetet' idegen nyelvekre le-
forditva kiadni a legnagyobb szol
galat, a NIT a nemzet erdekeben
tehetnek. Aig varom, hogy a
k0nyvek megjelenjenek angol
nyelven. R0gt0n hozatok beloliik
es odaadom minden amerikai is
merosomnek, hadd olvassak, hogy
milyen magyar nep tiszta leFke
Z " "Csaba reggie" a "Hadak utja, ,
a mi szekely nepmeseink, hamaro
san meggyozik maid az amerikaia
kat, akiknek velemenyet r6lunl
megmergeztek az olahok es csc
hex, hogy a magyar mem barbar
hanem kultur nemzet, amely mel
tan biiszke lehet fiai szerzeme
nyeire. "
Mint olvas6ink tudjak, AFRO
van $40, hogy az amerikai ma
gyarsag potion 20 ezer dollarra
tegye lehetove AIT, hogy a Tudo
manyos Academia kiadhassa Ell
a miivet, amelyet mar sajt6 al;
rendeznek nagynevii magyar tn
dosok. Igaz hasznunk lesz ebb0l /.
mubol, amely minden nyelven s.
vastag k0tetet foglal maid ell
Mi szivesen fogadjuk barki ada
kozasat es barmely osszegii ada
kozast. Ez mem politikai, Sc mem
segely gyiijtes, hanem sajat erde
kiinket szolgal6 befektetes.
Tudomasunk szerint az Ameri
kai Magyar Szovetseg reszletel
teljes birtokaban, legk0zehebh
korlevel utjan fordul maid ma
gyar nephez Amerikaban, hogy
partoljak ezt legjobb celu
hazulrol jott mozgalmat. Ha ez,
megteszi, ugy gyijtesiinket q
nagybizottsag utjan a Szovetseg
hez fogjuk juttatni, ha pedig mem
ugy egyenesn a Nemzeti Muzeum
igazgat6jahoz kiildjiik.
Az erdemes iigyre eddig a k0
vetkez3k adtak:
Ress ,J0zsef .$1OO(
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap ;. $1,000
Mark Lajos :. ;. ;. ;. $500
Nemenyi Mikl6s !. :. ;. :. $5.W
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17

HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L
HE1I KR0NlKA:


Eleg volt belole.
Ugy felek "lurnbego'-tol,
Hogy futok elole.
Most mar tancolni is tudnek,
Hogyha b6jt mem volna,
Els hogyha a lumbegoeskam
Mar elhagyott volna.
Hej pedig Kossuth Kornek
Pompas volt a balja,
Eleg baj, hogy oft mem voltam,
Biz az megsem jarja!
Mert amig masok mulattak,
En- csak ny0gdicseltem
Es rossz city water-rel
Nezetet csereltem!
fIallom, hogy Rosenberg Gyula
Pompasan mulatott
Es a magyar szegenyeknek
Ajandekot adott.
Nemesszivii, derek ember,
K0vessuk peldajat,
Merit 8 meg ha mulat is, sem
Felejti hazajat.
Emlekeznek (hisz kozoltiik)
Karacsony tajaba',
,Harom pesti szegeny kis lany
/ Nyilatkozatara.
Mind a harman segelyt kertek
A jo szivuektol,
A Xix batran bucsuznak ell
A penzes zsebektol.
Ress Dzs6 menten XII 81 vagott
Otven kemeny dollart,
A lanyoknak is juttatott
Belole nehany part.
A t0bbit is szetosztotta,
A hogy AIT megirtuk:
Es mi aztan el is kiildtuk
Gyorsan, ahogy birtuk.
A mutt heten meg is jott am
A felelet raja,
A mi Dzs6nknak 0r0meben
Mosolyra ALT szaja.
Mert lanyok kiilon-kjilon
Irtak am Dzs6nak,
stK K0sz0netet mondtak szivbol
/ Az adakozonak.
| A XII szegenyen segit,
Az mind nemes lelek,
Hogy a peldat ne k0vessek,.
Att0l en- nem felek.
Hala listen van k0zottiink
Szamos olyan magyar,
A XII azert segit mason,
Merit a szive akar!
Az egyik magyar testverink
Csak ebben az evben
Egy-egy dollart kildott haza
Negyven leveleben,
Tehat negyven dollart kiildott
At az 6-hazaba,
Minden napra egy-egy dollar
Jutott altalaba'
Mellekes, hogy mi a neve,
A f6, hogy megtette,
Kar, hogy ezt a nemes peldat
Csak keves k0vette
Pedig bizony egy dollarral
T0bbet segithetink,
Mintha a segites felett
| Folyton veszekesziink!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
J0 FARM

kiad6. 100 aker fold, ugyauott
8 tehen, 3 borju, eke Is mas gaz-
das&gi felszerel&sek elad6k. Ar
igen jut&nyos. Cim: Alex Sera,
r. r. D. No. /, Box I, Garfield,
Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
sOszesen $4,000

Adomanyokat keriink szerkesz-
tonknek az Amerikai Magyar Hir-
dap szerkesztosegeben, 800 West
Federal street alatt lehet3leg del
utan 3 ora ut6n atadni.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
Farm and Home News
From Over Kentucky.

Following good results obtained in
other years, 7. u and X. s. Austin.
Webster County farmers. are plan
ming TO fatten their hogs for the
market by hosging down corn and
soybeans this fall. The work will be
conducted a. demonstration by the
Two farmers who are cooperating with
County Agent Lloyd =. Cutler.
Seven boys are now candidates for
the team 20 represent McCracken
County in the junior livestock judy
irg con;es, 20 be held at the State
Far. September IL. under the direct
ic- Of the College Of Agriculture.
according 20 a report Of County
Agen; J. z. Bird
purebred animal are replacing
scrub stock on many Graves County
farms. according 70 a repor; Of Coun-
- Agent b. II. Mitchell. X. T. Lii
ron and W. I. Thurmond have been
the latest farmers TO join the move
men: for better stock. these two pur-
chasing purebred hogs.
The frs, car Of sheep to be ship
ped comparatively by the McCracken
County sheep Breeders Association
brought the Top price on the Louis
vile market. according TO County
Agent J. r. Bird. who cooperated
with the farmers in forming the
organization.
The highest price ram sold at the
roeen, sheep sale held under the
direction Of the Livestock Exchange
at Louisville was purchased by an
Oldham County farmer and is expect
90 70 play an important part in inn
proving the sheep in that countp, ac-
cording TO a report Of County Agent
Gordon Il. Nance.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Mr. VIM. p. Miller was in Lexins.
ton several days this week.
Mr.. Calvin Nevius and two hand.
some sons were in Lancaster last
Thursday, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. u Basin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Brown who have
been visiting Mrs. Browns parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J G.. Burnside, during
the summer, will return 10 Louis
Vile this week
Mrs. Tom Dunn, and Miss Nan
Dunn. Of Fort Worth. Texas. who has
been visiting Mrs Will Bauhgman.
left yesterday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs
George Robinson in Lancaster.-Dan.
vile Messenger
Miss Laura Dunn. OF Lexington.
Misses Helen Gulloy, Hazel Champ
and Margaret Elliott. all Of Lancas-
ter. compose pleasant house party
being entertained by Miss Carolyn
Rice on Summit avenue. Richmond
Register
The delightful bridge party Miss
Marilce Lear gave Thursday after
noon was a compliment; TO Miss Mar
garet Faulconer. Of Hillsboro. Ohio.
and Mrs. Herman Russell Wayland
Of Wilson. Oklahoma. This was
among the number ~ lovely enter
,ainments that have been gwen in
honor Of these charming Lancaster
visitors.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Woods enter
tanned at dinner Sunday a, their
rooms on Danville avenue. The
table had for its center piece a bowl
filled with pink roses. and delic-
ious four course menu was served
10 the following guests. Mr. and Mrs.
G. r Bradford and son. Of Cincin-
natl. Mr. and Mrs. ] u Lambert and
three children and Rev. Rix. OF Berea
Miss verna Ross. Of Kirksville. Mr..
and Mrs Sim Wheeler and son. Of
Nina. Mrs. Dora Wheeler and Mr..
Joe Wheeler. Of Junction City.
Mr. J " Brown Of Louisville.
who u visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ] G.. Burnside al Spring Cot
iage." was hostess at bridge on last
Tuesday evening. Those enjoying
Mrs. Browns hospitality were; Mrs
David A Thomas. Mrs. J. T. Elmorc.
Miss Edna Berkele. Miss Mary Elmore
Miss Charlie Elmore. Mrs Bradley W.
Bourne, Of Lexington. Mrs. John x.
Scott. Miss Martha Gill. Miss Helen
Gill, Mrs. Joseph T.. Robinson. Mrs.
Russell Maryland of Arkansas. and
Miss Annie X. Arnold. % Alabama!
The closing Of a successful sea-
son Of the Lancaster Play grounds
was marked Friday afternoon with
a very enjoyable picnic on the school
campus, where s;xty-n,ne children
and several club members enjoyed
the afternoon. Games. swinging.
rope Iumping. and tug Of war were
the stunts After two hours Of play
the woman's club served sandwiches.
pickles. cheese. tomatoes. bananas.
cakes and ice cream cones. The re-
gret tina, the play ground season is
a; a close was shown on al hands by
the children. and even the supervis-
ors
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

There Will be home coming at
the Old Rush Branch church at Hub
bic next Sunday September. i;h.
There will be dinner on the ground
and everybody is cordially invited
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

Miss Helen Gulley - visiting Miss
Rice In Richmond
Mr.. G. u. Croushorn lef, Thursday
for New York City
! Miss Inez Ray lef, Monday FOR a
few days visit in Frankfort.
Mrs. Allie Thompson was the week
end guest Of Mr. and Mr. a. D.
Brown.
Mr.. John Mslsec, 81 Louisville.
has been the CUES, Of Mr.. George
Swinebroad.
Mr.. Elizabeth Hughes and Mr..
J. W. Aeey have been recent visitor
IN Msrksbury.
Mrs. T. /. Owsley lef, Sunday for
a visit in Louisville. Danvillc. and
Nieholasvllc.
Mr. Val Cook. Of nanville, spent
the week end with his grand mother,
Mrs y. L. Owsley
Mr.. Henry Simpson and daughter
Elizabeth have returned from few
days stay in Lexington
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Curr,y vail
move this week to their pretty new
bungalow on Map, avenue
Miss Flo Tate Of Somerset has re
turned home after pleasant visit
with her cousin. Mr. I'd Baker
Mrs Mary Luiz returned home
Monday after several days visit, TO
friend, and relatives IN London.
Mrs. Jack Casey and baby. Betty
McElvanc. have returned from visi,
IN Paris and Crab Orchard Spr ngs
Miss Sallic Lou and james T
Clark. spent the weekend with their
cousin. Earle CLARK. on the LeNing-
ton Pike
Messrs Claude Conn and Cecil
Henry have returned from a months
visi; IN Ohio. Illinois. Indiana and
Louisville
Mrs stephen walker and daugh-
ter. Gcorgc,ta. have returned from
a visit TO Mrs Ben u. Hcrndon IN
Danville
Rev. X. X. Noel and Miss Minnie
Woods. % Stanford. arr guests OF
Mr.. and Mr.. james Woods. on the
Richmond road.
Rev and Mrs Harry Hudson re-
turned today from three weeks
visit; in flemingsbury. sharpsbury
and Springfield
Mr.. Maurice Thompson has re
turned 70 his home In ~; Joseph Mo.
after two weeks visit with friends
and relatives here.
Miss Ncrna Ross. who has been the
guest OF her aunt. Mr.. Ben Woods
and Mr. Woods. left Monday for her
home IN krksville.
Mrs. Tom Dunn and Miss Mamie
Dunn. Of Fort Worth. Texas. are yis-
ting Mrs George n Robinson and
Misses Fannie and Bette West
George Berry was in Danyille. Per
ryyllc, Stanford. Crab Orchard. Ian
caster and Nicholasvillc last week and
reports trade fair lexington Herald
Mrs. y. T.. Robinson entertained
few friends at her home on Lex
ingion avenue Thursday afternoon.
The affair was very pleasant one.
Mrs. Lizzie Richardson. Mis-. Helen
Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. X. r. Henry,
Of Lexington. spent Sunday with Mrs.
J. c. Robinson. on Richmond street.
Miss BESSIE Alfred and Miss Bcr-
tina Veateh ~ Louisville. and Miss
Molle Daugherty 81 Stanford. were
visitors Of Mrs. jas Tucker. last week
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook. daughter
and niece. Of Lexington, spent Sat
urday and sunday with Mr. Jas
Tucker and family on Richmond It.
Mr.. J. {. Hemphill. Of Chicago, Is
expected Saturday 10 spend labor
day Sunday with his mother at the
home 81 his aunt. Mrs. Margaret Cur
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

w can not understand why 50
many parents objec; 20 their chill
dren hobhing their hair II effects
quite saving in soap.