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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
Shooting On
The "Shoot."

John Huffman. colored was sho,
last Saturday nigh, about eleven
o'clock by his son. Louis Huffman.
From facts gathered the whole bunch
was slightly under the influence Of
liqour and IL is said that the father
made an effort to shoot one Of his
boys when Louis interferred and
fired a shot striking the elder HUFF
man in the hip. The wound is no,
serious. Ed Anderson and T. J
Huffman were fined $50 each in
police court. while Louis Huffman is
held under bond to await the action
81 the present grand jury. charged
with malicious shooting.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
Lancaster All Stars
Still Winning.

Mgr. Joseph took his AL Stars 70
Brodhead las; Friday and took the
boys Of that city into camp by the
score Of 10 l.
Drew on the mound for the noun
taineers was knocked out Of the box
in the first inning and the All Stars
succeeded in making their five runs
at that time and then Capt. Lackey's
team held the boys down 20 one run
throughout the game.
The visitors succeeded in forcing
one man around the field in the third
inning after which not a single one
u their men failed TO see third.
Capt. Laekey played a good game
and run his team like an old veteran
while Lefty" Withheld on first.
Woods. ON second; Miller. on short
and Walker. oa third. played excel
lent ball. The iielders consisting Of
jenkins. Cox and Embry supported
the great little pitcher. Rohan. TO the
very last.
Ssin Aseshss.
Yesterday afternoon We defeated
the Berea team 10 the tune Of IS 10
3. The visitors put in three pitch
ers during the game, but il Was jus,
like taking candy from a baby. The
game WAS too one-sided to be inter-
eating. but had the visitors pitcher
had any support at all the score
might have been different. but their
result would have been the same. for
the local boys had on their batting
clothes and drove the pill all over the
grounds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
Miss Mable Mason
In The City.

Miss Mabel Mason. a former High
School teacher in the local school was
IN the City last weekend and was
warmly greeted By her many friends,
Miss Mason resigned from the high
school some few years ago and enter.
ed Peabody College. where she grad.
uated with the highest Of honors and
now ranks as one Of the best teach
ers in the State.
Miss Mason will have charge Of the
girls department in the Mayheld City
Schools AZ May6eld. KY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
City Water o. K.

A sample Of the water from the
city reservoir was sent of las, wee
by our Public Health Officer and Il
proved to be free from germ pol
luton Of any character. The city
ice is now being made from this wa
ter. so patrons need not fear any bad
results from this source.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

Having decided 70 move TO town.
will rent my farm Of leg acres. three
miles from Lancaster. on the Buckeye
pike. For further information cell
QA c. T. Davidson.
Phoas 326-D. (e-io-3e)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
Wins Baby Prize.

Garrard county has again proven
that she can and does produce prize
winning babies. Geraldine. the beau
,iful baby % Mr.. and Mrs. W q.
Morgan captured the prize in the
baby show at Brodhead las, week in
competition with eigh, Others.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
Clerk At The
Post Office.

Post Master Ephriam p. Brown ap-
pointed Monday Mr.. Fleece Bratton
AS clerk at the Post Office TO succeed
Mrs. Dollie Brown who resigned.
The appointment is a popular one and
we are sure that Mr.. Bratton WIN
make good in his new position.
His hours are from & tss A. NJ.
and from I TO 8 p. VI.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

Next Friday afternoon the wo.
mans Club invites the children who
have attended the vacation play
ground. to . picnic on the college
greundA Club Women are also in
vissd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
School Opens
September 5th.

The 1921 session Of the Lancaster
Graded and High Schools opens on
Monday. September 9Th. II is very
important that every pupil be on
hand on that day. The prospects are
hattering for the largest attendance
in the history Of the school
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

Death Of C. B. Cover

There was genuine surprise and
sorrow here Tuesday evening when
II became known that Mr.. u. G..
Cover had died at his home out on
the Lancaster pike at 5 80. says the
Interior Journal Some months ago
he was a very sick man. but he re-
cuperated and was seemingly himself
again lie was in town latter part
Of the week in good health and spir-
its. and !, was hoped and believed
that he was good for many more
years. He WAS Is years old and was
q son Of the late Bourne Cover. Of
Pulaski county. and he came TO Lin
coin county many years ago. He
WAS for many years q stock trader.
being junior member Of the firm Of
J. =. and b. q. Cover. Mr.. J. y.
Cover. who was a brother. died in
Danville some six months ago. Mr..
Cover was twice married. his first
wife being a Miss Singleton. Of the
East End His widow. who was Miss
Maggie Davis. Of Crab Orchard. and
two sons. Wallace and Shirley ID.
Cover. survive the good man. lie
also leaves three sisters. Mesdames
W. A. Rice. Of Grand Junction. Colo.
Mrs. J. X. VanArsdale. OF Louisville.
and Mrs. X. {. Nunnelley. Of this
city and one brother. Mr.. James Gov
er. Of this county.
Since he was a youth Mr.. Cover
had been q devout member Of the
Christian church and he was active
in his work in the Masters vineyard.
He was a member Of Diadem Lodge.
No. 81. Knights Of Py,hias. and was
an interested worker in any and oil
good causes. He was a clever man.
a good citizen, a devoted father and
a kind and attentive husband.
The burial took place in Buffalo
Spring cemetery Thursday afternoon
after services a, the grave by Rev.
II. j. Brarelton. Knights Of Pythias
were in charge Of the burial.
Rev. W. T.. Rix. Of Berea. will
preach at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. All members are urged to
ha ure.ans
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

Two shares Of stock in the Citizens
National Bank. Of this city was sold
publicly last hoaday for e222 q
share. Il VAS purchased by J. ".
Sweeney.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

had been pledged. bringing the total
up to about 100000 pounds. pledged
without solicitation.
An active canvass will be made
throughout the county soon and
knowing ones cay that rs per cent
o. mere will pledge their crepA
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
CIRCUIT COURT
Convened Last Monday
And Adjourned For
One Week.

The August term 81 the Garrari
Circuit Court convened last Monday
morning with Judge Hardin on the
bench. Both the grandjury and the
pe,i, jury were called and complet-
ed. Judge Hardin gave short and
impressive talk to the grand jury.
pointing out TO them the importance
tof their sworn duty 10 investigate all
violations Of the law. quoting an in
>scription carved over the door Of
one Of the oldest brck houses in Mer-
Ger county. which says: Look to the
law for thine inheritance and not to
thy progenitors." he called special
attention to the violation " The pro-
hibi,ion laws. which at present was
sweeping the country. leaving in its
wake murders Of the most atrocious
character.
On account of many absent wit
nesses eour, was adjourned until next
Monday morning
The following constitute the two
juries:
Cvaad Jury
X v. Anderson. W. T. Arnold.
Milton Ward. Tom Mcmillan. I'd
Brown. IL h Cox. Clay Sutton. Wal.
ter Kelley. Pierce Huffman. u. u.
Montgomery, r. c. Games and r. NJ.
Arnold. the latter being appointed
| foreman.
Petit Juvy.
John Pendleton. J. 4. Ballard.
William Lackey. {. u. Bolton. Alex
Dean. J. ". Gulley. c. X. PoindeSter.
Pruitt Thompson. John Naylor. Ma
son Pollard. J. VI. Craig. {. c. Sow
der. Jess Doiy. Parker jenkins. ].
Il Woods. Sr. '. r Brickey W. b.
Roop. J. =. Blanks Walter Ccntcrs.
George d. Robinson. Ebb Scott.
Powell Daley. ". l.. Prayther and
Price Bourne.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
Immense Crowd Hear
Speaker At Court
House Last
Monday.
Fssass Csasrsss@ss Fisds Seasi
meat 10 Al@sss Usaaisssss AsA
Pssdiess Sseesss Ts Usiss
Cssvess.


Hon. James n. kehoe' 81 Maysv'''e,
cx-conssessman, banker. grower and
warehouseman and prominently iden-
tined with the tobacco Interests OF
Maysvilie, addressed the TOBACCO
growers and farmers OF Iarrard
county last Monday. one OF the iarg-
cot ooAseaces ever seen IN the court
house. hearing his splendid and CON
vincing talk OF one hour and thirty
minutes. with undated interest
The speaker was introduced ny
Judge L. l.. Walker. the local chair
man for Garrsrd county. saying that
he was one Of ken,ueky's most sue
ee~ful business men IN all OF hts un-
dertakings Removing ms coat the
speaker launched out with his earn
estness tina, cap,iva'cd the audience
that had packed and damned the
room far beyond its capacity.
He said. ''thc farmers OF this bur
ley district know that not one IN
hundred Of them has a chance 20
make a dollar this year unless they
get u out OF their tobacco In TACT.
have been told By hundreds OF
them that they viii not make enough
clear to pay their taxes
Everything they have this far
sold shows loss and. on account Of
being IN competition With the rest OF
the world with everything they have
to sell. and realizing that genera
business conditions do not promise
any early resdjustment. they know
that the profitable sale OF their iobae'
co IL the only hope ~ many OF them
to avoid bankruptcy
n farm IN this district no matter
ho~ well managed. will prove a
liability instead Of an asset ,hi. and
many Year, to come unless we sue
coed IN perfeesing this organisation.
] fear. The bankers realize that
their deposits are sure to decrease
unles tobacco brings good price.
and the merchants realize that II
will be impossible for them to col
lect accounts or enlarge their bust
ness snlsss the farmer realizes pro-
NJ ON '"S'S '"ose'"' 10 ."e'e " "o'"'
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.T~.... 80. g.. A.. IL.
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P"'" "" '"e'ss
The consumption OF these pro-
ducts "a ON the increase while every.
IE..lk "a h.s g.EA aaaga ..aN sxFfI
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

Rev. W. T.. Rix. Of Berea. will
preach at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. All members are urged to
be present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

Beginning Sept iS our sssms
will b. strictly cash 10 svsvyb BODY.
Aadsvsoa Bvos.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

litI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
Az hrMnRTAI wnMAN

The visit Of Madam Marie Cure - this country
May WIN be celebrated BIZ American women vim the
presentation of thimbleful radium to distin-
gushed scientist 1t beautiful tribute tie
modesty Of omsnknd that Nine Curie when she dis
covered the element which has revoutonad physics,
chemistry some branches OF medicine gave 1t
tmpersonal name. The courtesy of the laboratory
the dsooverer cf new thing under the
may give in his II he wishes so
1erpetuate his glory Nine Curie called 1t rad
Jun. because It gives rays.
More than sentiment attaches to the gift OF
course its value. something like 100000, will
Lave little weight with Of science like Nine.
Curie She viii the radum for scientific research.
Although Nine Curle knows more concerning radium
and its potenttslties than living soul she has
because of her generosity grain with which
duct experiments.
The history of the discovery of radium is one of
The daughter Of professor in the University
by the magnetic pull of the schools
there In conjunction with the scientists Becquerel
and Cure she began series of experiments with
which led to her discovery OF radum. It also led
to her happy marriage with Professor Cure. That
established by commission which awarded her the
Nobel prize in 1903
The hope which radium holds on; to the world.
Il that It may be the of lighting cancer that
malignant disease which banled physicians for cen
:ar;es Undoubtedly .h.re fields into which
osec rchers go. NAi II is in thsse unexplored
rce.ons that Nine Cure will venture. The women
q America honor themselves by providing the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
The Passing Shoe
81 there Is apvtalng IN ths

IF there Is anything in the
REPORT that the former kaiser is
DRINKING heavily some people over
here
WILL be more than ever inclined to
question
WHICH side won the war.
ANXIETY 70 get riches continues
UNIVERSALLY greater than desire
TO religion
ooNsIDERIsG that one of these
days
NOME Of US will need the former
AND will need the latter
EVERY big-headed man
LEARNS that looking down o.
YOUR neighbors will
NEVER make them look up to You
MAN is supposed to learn by expert
srce
BUT one thing we do not seem to
PROFIT by much when
TEMPTATION eonfronts US Is the
WAY we feel the rest OF the day
AFTER doing a mean trick
SOMEHOW or other a corn-fed giri
SEEMS to imagine that
STYLE consists in making her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
THE ERA OF GOOD FEELING.

Doubtless the return to normalcy will have among
It's best quieting Of much erratc talk There
is noticeable sackening Of tense nerves and ten
dency to believe the better report
II is announced from Washington that the denart-
nent of justice subsde into the background This
in itself will do allay the feverish condition
OF the public consciousness The boshevk bogy will
disappear The red revolution" will longer be dis
cussed imminent possibility The last, low nuter
ings of the about to die below the
horizon.
II is also encouraging to note that at this moment
when conservatism appears certain
employees which could not be from them
during the period OF stress Somewhat more
than year ago the United States Steel corporation sue
cezsfuy wthstood strike in the ranks OF its workers
Recently Judge Gilbert H Gary. chairman OF the board
cf directors company. made the following
nouncenent.
we have today been in consultation with pres-
dents OF subsidiary companies who compose the special
committee heretofore appointed consider the ?-hour
day question The members OF the committee have not
reached conclusion which entirely satisfactory
all with respect some the features
we'd. and therefore have not made prepared
make report The seven-day and the long turn
in changing shifts have entirely eliminated by
companies"
In line with the same movement is the recent an
nouncement OF Armour Co that henceforth it's bust
will be conducted along the industrial
democracy. The call of election in which the
poyes will choose representatives indicated
first step this direction If revival CT erciaI
prosperity shall bring with the establishment
dustrial peace the Harding administration will go
in history as the great era OF good feeling.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

who held me up Thursday night at my
drug store at the points of ave re-
volverE After being kept under the
murderous guns of the negroes for
nearly Ave minutes with cSng tant
threats 70 XIII me and after relieving
me Of 3206.U0 and a gold watch. the
bandits backed out with reviewers
drawn and pointed at my head. No
sooner they ran out OF the store
followed them. with my Ss-2e army
special. and emptied She gun at them
as they drove off. Immediately ran
back to the store. called the police.
and was very much surprised TO find
Ofhcer 3fuha three minutes after
called at the store. Soon after Of
fcers Teinstock Petro and o dozen
more were on the trail OF the bandits
il was later discovered rhat out OF the
ak 81 ete shot Al them. four struck
ire macn and got the bandits SO
excited that the machine turned tur-
tie. AS COOS many people Ike to
crack Joke the police, I also,
thought that this would De the last
would hear Of this business. the
bandits escaping To my surprise. Of
Acer Kerr called me at s O'Clock the
next morning t. tell me that one Of
the bandits vas captured by officer
Ben Coueld Before the day was over
two more of the bandits were cap
tured oy the unt'rlng efforts Of Officer
Martin and Captain Downey. The chief
of Police himself was on the Job and
the two sargeants Of both cities and
all officers. were very courteous and
very willing 10 help me get these
bandits behind the bars. Ofhcer Mar
tin and Officer Kerr. expect to cap
ture the two negroes before Tuesday
for trial before Judge II. n. Cohen at
p. m in the city court. II this Is
| not service and speed on the part 81
our police then we are just bunch Of
Old zraachy kickers-"
RYEL Dublin,
american Drug Co.
East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

kinley before them, with deserving democrats De-
moralization of government service followed Then
came most dsquieting reports from the PHILIPPINES
Capable honest officials who from this coun try
returned after brief period disheartened BY cond-
ttons encountered and unable work among them.
Radical irresponsible natives have gotten the whip
hand owing 70 the ignorance aud difference of Officials
constituting menace to the American flag
Evidently there need for thorough reorganiza-
ton Of the PHILIPPINE government and without forget
tins the pledge Of independence when feasible con
tanned II the Republican national platform there
should BE- careful guarding against the peril Of prema-
ture emergence from our protection
The time for PHILIPPINE independence has not
7et arrived Granting Il now would spell disaster.
be Wilson administration serious setback 70
ne of The Islands Independence and after Gen
ers Wood sizes the sustton President Harding will
he in position to suggest program for repairing tia
damage caused during the eight years Of Democra tic
misrule
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

Many people will miss Bert Lesion Taylor and for
them will take HIS place There will al
gap the editorial page which he wrote
multitude The long years OF B L. T. were for his
admirers education and growth He was a king
among present day his column was men
hlIip to his confirmed readers. He was habit
20 them When he went his vacations they missed
him and the newspaper did not seem the same
he has gone the long vacation from which he will
hack He master Of the turn Of q
word; Kings English idolatry to him and how
he could fail the barbarism and solecism. He a
c;asscist whom delight read and newspa
dom suffers distinct loss in his death
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
THE PHIITPNE PROBLEM

To those TO whom the urgent need of impartial
dependable inquiry into the Philippine situation has
been apparent for time the commissioning Gen
Leonard Wood to the by President Harding Will
bring satisfaction His report may be accepted as a
safe guide for the nations policy in regard to the is
lands because 1t will be in the light of
uiratiors for independence and will be fair to the
Filipino.
i was depressing failure the Wilson sdmlns-
tratiop made cf the Philippine problem through its
policy Of filing the service kept free from politics
ing the administrations Of Roosevelt. Taft Nc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

LOOK az II their wives
GOT them with trading stamps?
REPORTS Of poker games and oil
losers
things
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
ANSWERS TO YEsTERDAY's
QUESTIONS


What was the surname Of PTis-
ella in Longfellow's "Nildes Stand
ish2" Ans Priscilla Mullens.
2-How do Chinese divide the day.
Ans. They devidc the twenty four
hours into twelve parts OF two hours
each.
5-Whst does frying do for food7
Ans Frying causes the foou 90 be
more or less penetrated with fatty
matter making IL more resistant TO
digestive fluids or juices.
What i the name OF Pope Beue-
dict the Fifteenth Ans, Glacomo
della ChIesa
5-Whst is the most popular name
for boys according to army ststisticsg
Ans. John Is the most popular name.
William is second and James third
6-Where does the Nobel Peace prize
money come from? Ans. The Swedish
scientist Alfred Nobel. inventor of
dynamite, died IN 1885 beoueathinE his
fortune. estimated at s9,0oo.8O to tne
founding Of a fund the interest ri
which should yearly be distributes -
those who had mostly c<etributed to
the beneht Of mankind Improvement.
How old is King Albert of Bel
GUM? Ans lie VIII be 40 years old
April s. 1921
Slow many United states senators
are there7 Ans There are ninety
six United States senators. two for
every state IN the union
Slow IS the senate Of the Sky
Seventh Congress divided? Ans There
are SO republicans and 81 democrats
in the senate
1o-what Il the chief cause for d.
voroe in this country Ans Deser-
ton IS the chief cause with cruelty
second
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?
HOW MUCH 20 YOU KNOW
meriean Drug Co.
East Chicago

HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW
What are Che most abundant birds
in the United states?
(Which weighs the most, the brain
Of a man or the brain of q woman?
3-What IS the velocity of the ave
rage brisk March wind?
4--How many sheets OF paper are
there in a ream?
s. why are canary birds used in the
sutnes2
f-who was called the god Of Thun-
de.?
What vas Goldsmith's most pop
u ar novel?
s-when and by whom was illum-
mating gas invented7
9-What FISH throws out a fluid that
blsckens the water around IT and was
hrst used N the manufacture of India
Ink
1o-What is the name Of the month
on the Mohammedian calendar which
corresponds Is our April and when
does Il begin7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
It's the Little Help Hint That
Counts Often


Csc wet ashes TO clean steel
k2ives-
II copper utensils are aarnisned.
use vtnegag and sAIs for cleaning
same
COrnsearch rubbed into your
hands win prevent them from chap
ping when hanging vet cloth cut
Am the cold air.
You may chose q cheap cut for
your potroast; Il viii be tender, II
you lay Il In water with vinegar for
about ten minutes. Another way
10 get satisfactory results is to salt
The meat the evening before using
Il.
K@ep cheese fresh by wrapping
* in a cloth vTung out IN vinegar.
This viii also prevent the cheese
from getting mouldy
When taking your garden hose
out tor the new season, try II # ls
Sn perfect shape. Small leaks may
be msuded by painting the defect
i've places outside with some pIia-
ble roofing paint
Cream of Tomato Soup
l me1dulm size car Of tomatoes.
2 tablespoon butter
4 cup OF -four.
! ct fresh (cT cups svaporated
milk and 1 pG. wster).
I small onion
I tablespoon sugar.
Pinch Of soda. salt and pepper 20
taste.
Stir butter and -four over fire I'M
81 It bubbles well. sdd milk which
has been scalded. and stir until
thick Cook tomatoes. onions and
seasoning for X minutes. rub
IL ough sieve, add soda. tnickeutng
and serve With chopped parsley.
Chicken Pie
Take a stewed chicken. leaving
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
VOICE OF
~-zzzA THE Asnu
p e O PL e
Grateful to Police

Editor OF The Tines
VIII you kindly permit me to ex-
press my thanks and appreciation
through your valuable paper to East
Chicago police for the quick and
wonderful work they have done in can
turing three out Of the I'VE bandits
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

I hereby announce my aldermanic
candidacy for the third ward Of the city
Of East Chicago on the republican ticket
subject to the will Of the people OF The
said ward, by virsae Of the primary OF
May 3. 1921.
LOFTS F-TPRINgr.