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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

NlIh P1V0IiCuhu plOtA P"hA AA
zenyru a tovarniku panu Cla-
Imergatovi".
Vypovedev toto pozvednul
| pan Martinez oci odVazil Sc
lpohlednouti tovarnikovi do o.
blieeje, jakoby Sc cht6l pre-
sv6dcit ucinku svych SLOW.
"Mily pane, pravil inzenyr
Sc stisnenym hlasem, "slysel
jsem a rozumel; listinu tuto
mohl jste take domovniku do
rucit; ale vzdor tomu dekuji
vam "a vase namahani. Sdelil
vam pan Durosoy, jakem po-
stavenf Sc nachazim?"
con je netajil prede mnou;
avsak bylo mi jiz znamo".
"V tom padu tedy vfte, re
pan Durosoy klade mi nuz ma
kirk. Byl jste odvazliyym, velmi
odvazlivym, re jste ke mne
lpriseP.
Soudnf sluha pokrcil rame-
ny.
MENU zdlouhavemu a straS
menu zapasu smrtelnemu chy-
bella jeste tato rama, pokra-
coval pan Clamergat, "a muj
vlastni yet jest to, jemuz jsem
"a nj povdecen. Vyrid'te mu,
pane, re posadil menu zalu
korunu; nyni bude snad sta
stem a spokojen. Nebylo zapo-
tfebi tohoto platebniho rozka-
zu, ktery jste mi prinesl, k do
plneni me nechuti k zivotu".
Pan Clamergat hodil kolkova-
nou listinu ma stul, pax ucinll
nekolik kroku pres pOkoj a
zastavil Sc pred soudnim slu-
hou pohledem Silence. "Zij-
, te blaze, pane, pravil, "neo'
: bavam sc hrozeb pana Duro
soye, jeho vztek nebude mnt
pronasledovat do hrobu".
: Soudni sluha pohnut a 81
slzami oGich odesel.
a Soudni sluhove jsou lide ja
: ko iini; neni ma Mich mic hroz
n6ho neb nemilosrdneho, lee j.
0 ilch kolkovane listing.
: Kdyz osamotnel, sedl 81 pal
Clamergat ohledl Sc divoc
: kolem sebe.
S "Cekal jsem prilis dlouho'
ii pravil tupym hlasem; mar
a cekat jeste dele? K cemu? Ne
J. ne, trpim prilis, nernohu vice
a nemohu vice! Bojim Sc sna
/ smrti? Proc? II Jakou cen
/; ma pro mne zivot? Nijakou
; Dost, dost, muslin tomu ucin
& konecl Jsem sam, neslysil
ie mic, okamzik jest priznivy".
,e Otevrel suple stolku vytal
E. neho velky revolver. Nab
lie no, presvedcil Sc, re kohoute
D jest Y poradku a pax vstal.
l. "Sem, do prostred celia, p'
staci jedna kulka", praVil ten
st rym hlasem.
Byl neobycejne bledy, a
q pokoiny a odhodlany. Ma OBJ
ceji ieho nehnul Sc ami jede
10 sval ruka Sc mu netrasla. t
stavil stolici stranou, ktera
Ii padu ieho prekazela a odm
.. I'll okem misto a prostoru, XII
rou by mrtvola jeho zauJal
Pohledl MA dvere, jakoby Sc
baval. ze Sc otviraji pax n
1u sadil otvor revolveru k cel
"a Pfilozil prst ma zamek a cht
70 no liz stisknoutl. Nahle z
drzel, vzpomnel 81 ma Ju
svou nebohou dceru, ktera I
"a slibila, re pride k snlda
ed Mel zemriti, aniz by j MAJ
Xix sledy obejmul? Otcovska las
lu- zvitezila mad jeho samovl
IN zednym umyslem. Chtel Je
svou dceru spatfiti. Tim p'
lik ze prodlouzil svnj smrtelny
,ch pas nekolik hodin; ale I
u mohl splatit polibek sve dc'
"Odlozim to tedy ma vece
va pravil pro sebe.
tn. " tom oZValy Sc Slabe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09
PLATfME HOTOVE.
"a bondy Svobody, usporne
vaIecne znamky.

KupuJeme tez stare zlato, stfibro, pla-
tinu, DIAMANTY, skvosty, hodinky,
rtut. magneticke ukazovaky, neupo-
tFebene postoynf znamky a vse. co ma
Iakoukoli cenu. Platfme "a vse cenne
hotovymi. SIMON, spolehlivy jedna-
tell. MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company Ufadovna. pokol
e. 216 Lenox budove, ron 9. ul. a
Euclid Ave. Denne Otevfeno do ho-
din vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

LACE. - Novy moderni
dunn 0 6 pokojich, fernes, elek
trika, china cabinet, krb, kou
pelna, skopky ma pradlo. Pro-
da Sc ga cenu jakou nabidne-
tie, tez Sc vezme prvni neb
druhy markyc ma cleveland
sky majetek jako splatka. Hla
ste Sc V els. 1900 Saratoga A
We. Vemte zap. 25th Through
car. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

PRODA Sc krasny automo-
bill Chandler" pro z osob,
je v nejlepsim pofadku a ma
5 novych gum. Stal $24OO,
da Sc Ia $4,000. Haste Sc
v els. 1906 zap. SO. ul. 9-1O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09
IA PR[CINOU oDJEZDU

do Czech proda Sc dubov6 sa-
mohraci piano, pouze rok uzi-
van6, stalo $675 da Sc "a
1915 hotove. Haste Sc els.
1884 Storer Ave. 9-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

PRODA Sc neb vym6ni lot
ma vych. Isl. ul. proti kostelu
"a auto neb Truck, musi byti
V dobr6m stavu. Haste sc {.
3168 +. 130 st. V Mt, Pleasant
90
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

STAVITELE mali tri move
domoviny ma prodej, ktere bu
dou pri rychlem prodeji obe-
tovary. Prijd'te V nedeli neb
v pondeli inezi 2. a 5. hod.
odp. PozemkovJm jednatelum
Sc plati provise. Ceny byly "a
priGinou brzkeho odprodeJe
snizeny a bude to We Vasem
zaimu pfijiti do cisla 1916
vych. 119. ul. jizne cd Miles
Ave. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09
DR. OBJ NE
0 Z N A NJ K Y.
kOUPISE

KOUPf Sc pekafsky OBJ
chod. Kdo jej ma ma prodej,
necht' necha svoji adressu v
adm. t. listu pod znackou "Pe
karsky obchod." 9-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

FARMA o 50ti akrech, Ia
mil od squaru, zasoby, naradi
proda Sc neb vym6ni. Haste
v elsie 5337 Dolloff Rd. Tel.
Broadway 331 r. GA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

PRODA Sc dun o 6ti poko
iich koupeInou. Cena $3t0O,
hotov6 mensi castka. Haste Sc
v els. 5O23 Dolfoff Rd. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

PRODA Sc novy dunn o z
pokojich prave postaveny, vse
moderne zarizeno. Haste Sc
v els. 1917 Svec Ave. 9-1O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09

POKOJE k pronajmuti v
Plzenskem hotelu Cd $500 w
Sc. vse moderne zariZeno, zvla-
Stni vchod. Adressa Plzehsky
Hotel, Broadway. +?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-09
PRIJME Sc:

PRIME Sc starsi zena k O.
patrovani ditek. Jen spolehli-
Va necht' Sc hlasi V els. 1864
vych. SO. ul. 9-12
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byt. Haste sc els. 1905 Le-
ster Ave. $40
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
Seek Advice On
Commerce Board.

A committee Of eight business and
professional men Of Lancaster were
in Lexington today comforting with
Secretary c. Frank Dunn and other
officials Of the Board Of Commerce
regarding methods Of launching and
conducting a chamber Of commerce.
At the request Of the committee
Frank B. Jones. former president Of
the Local Board Of Commerce, and
$. b. Featherston. chairman Of the
good roads division Of the organiza-
tion. will 20 to Lancaster Thursday
night to address a meeting Of Laneas-
ter citizens called for the purpose Of
launching a commercial organization.
Members of the delegation here
today were; J. W. Elmore. W. o.
Goodloe, DIR. II. S. Hudson. A. ID.
Joseph. w. Il. Basin, W. A. Farnau.
Prof. Paul Boyd and John NJ. Farra.
Lexington Leader.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
SAD DEATH
Mrs. Irene Preston Is
Called.

Although sufferer for many
years, her friends and near relatives
were not prepared for the sudden
death Of Mrs Irene Preston. which
occurred at her home on Crab Orch
ard street in this city last Saturday
evening. The immediate cause be-
ing heart trouble. but from which she
had not previously suffered.
Mrs. Preston was as years Of age
and Is survived by her husband, Mr..
U. g. Preston. but leaving no chill
dren. She was a sister OF Messrs.
j. 7. and Luther Raney Of this city.
She was a devout and consecrated
member OF the SCOTS Fork Chris
tian church and when her health
would permit. always attended these
services
Burial took place in the Lancaster
cemetery last Monday morning at II
o'clock. the services being conduct
ed by Rev. =. u. Bourland. The
The sympathy Of all friends and ae-
quaintances 40 out TO the bereaved
husband and relatives.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
COUNTY HEALTH
OFFICER
And The Local Red Gross
Chapter Have Splendid
Report Concerning Clinic
For Eye Sufferers To Be
Held Here Next Week.
Final Arrangements Are
Being Made. Expect To
Secure $50 Cases.

That the Clinic for Eye sufferers.
to be held in Lancaster May gath. to
9th, by the U. $. Public Health
Service is 10 be a great success. is
now an absolute fact. The people
Of Garrard county have been eager
to grasp this opportunity for relief
from eye-trouble and III have al
ready pledged themselves to come to
this Clinic and receive treatment
from an expert doctor. who is en-
ployed by our government. Local
workers say that there will be $50
citizens Of Garrard, who have kindly
offered TO serve lunch TO patients
and their parents on May the Gath.
Room has been secured where the
best Of care can be given all patients
for as long time as they need re-
main.
DIR. Downs Of the u. s. Public
Health Service is to head this Clinic.
assisted by DIR. hobart. Of the Ken
lucky State Board Of Health. and
three trained nurses. II is the sin
cerc wish Of our federal government
rs well as all local authorities that
the people o. Carrarl county TO make
the most possible Of the splendid op-
portunity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
BANKS TO CLOSE
Wednesday, May 25th,
To Attend Bankers
Convention At
Lawrenceburg.

The Eighth District Bankers Con-
vention j. to convene at Lawrence
burg next Wednesday. May 25th.,
and in order TO have a full meeting,
President J. s. Hooker. Of Stanford
has asked that all the banks in the
district close on that day in order to
give the entire clerical force Of each
bank an opportunity to attend. which
will be done. The letter from presi-
dent Hooker we quote;
Dear Bankers
We want the Group Eight Meet
ing, TO be held at Lawrcnceburg.
KY. on May 25th.. 1921, TO be the
best in the history Of these meetings
and to this end we desire TO enlist
your enthusiastic support. impor-
tant matters will be discussed. and
by an exchange OF ideas, we hope to
bring out much information that
will be beneficial to all Of Us in these
trying times. Never before have
conditions, generally demanded clos
cr working relations. between the
banks themselves. and between the
banks and their customers. than at
the present time, and we want this
to be regular "Get-together"
Meeting for the Bankers in Group
Eight.
u has been suggested. In view Of
the Importance o. the meeting. that
al banks Of the Eighth District de-
clare holiday for May 25th. and
the entire clerical force accompany
the Executive Officers TO the meet
ing. This meets with the approval
% the Lawrenceburg Bankers. who
viii furnish the entertainment, and
they viii be glad to have US all come.
A number q Bankers have already
consented 20 this, and all who will
do 90, please make arrangements at
once and notify Mr. J. NJ. Bird
whistle. Lawrenoeburg. Ky.
This meeting should give our clcri-
cal force, as well as ourselves. re-
newcd interest and enthusiasm"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
MANY CHANGES
Since Last Visit To
Lancaster.

Mr.. Phil Lyons. who lived in Gar
rard county nearly go years ago. hav-
ing been born near Bryantsville, was
In the city for few hours yesterday,
having motored over from Danville
with his friend, Mr. John Nichols.
Mr.. Lyons was very much interested
in the many changes that have taken
place in Lancaster since he left the
county. lie remembered then that
the court house stood in the center
Of the public square. but the only
land mark remaining is the old brick
building in the corner Of the square
now occupied by Williams plumbing
shop. Mr.. Lyons recalled wildly
many happenings which took place
here in his younger days, one killing
ON the square. being one that he re-
membered very clearly. He was
closely connected TO the late Messrs.
Sam and Henry Lyons Of Danville
and now makes his home in Marion.
Indiana.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
CRIME WAVE
Taking Hold in Garrard

A wave o. crime has swept over
this county. Chicken thieves visited
the poultry house Of Mrs. Floyd Cur
It's and carried Oh her entire flock.
consisting Of liO chickens, with the
exception Of one lone rooster.
Recently a stranger called al the
home Of Mrs. Reuben Prather, near
Hyattsville. telling her that a noar-b by
neghbor sent word by him for her
to come to the neighbours residence
as quickly as possible. The man
then moved slowly ON, and Mrs.
Prather, believing her neighbor to be
in urgent need Of help. hurriedly
went there, but on arriving learned
that no message al all had been given
the stranger. Mrs. Prather. upon
returning home, discovered that the
house had been ransacked. a ham,
and 81 in money were missing.
The thieves broke into the meathouse
Of James d. Ray near Buckeye. and
stole twelve hams and middlings.
No trace Of the thieves has been dis
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
STEWART CARSON
Announces For County
Clerk OF Lincoln.

The Interior Journal recently car
ried a good likeness Of Stewart Car
sno. the accommodating manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph Office
at Stanford, announcing his candi-
daey for the Democratic nomination
for County Clerk Of that county.
Mr. Carson is a fine young man and
has many friends in Garrard who
wish him success in the race for this
important Office. His mother, was
a Garrard county girl, formerly Miss
Nell Yantis. now the wife Of W. A.
Carson Of Lincoln. Garrard county
is always interested in her kinsmen.
and Mr.. Carson Is no exception in
this case and we hope success will
crown his ambitious efforts.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19

County School Superintendent.
Miss Jennie Higgins Is just in receipt
of letter from DIR. T. J. Coates.
president Of the Eastern Kentucky
Normal School at Richmond. stating
that teachers who cannot attend the
regular Summer School in Richmond
on June 9th. to August 10Th. may
attend the special classes. which start
on May 3ist and will continue for
six weeks. These classes will be the
same as in the extension summer
schools. Under the new ruling by
State Superintendent Geo. Colvin
all teachers are required to attend
the summer school for five or more
weeks during 1921 or their salaries
will be cut IS per month from the
regular salary schedule. Teachers
cannot receive an appointment as
teacher unless they attend the teach
er's institute. but IL they 40 to the
summer school this requirement will
Be eliminated. The Teachers Insti-
tute will be held at Richmond on
July lth. 10 sth.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
Death Claims
Aged Woman.

The death Of Mrs. Mary Poor
Hamilton. aged so years, at the home
81 her daughter. Mrs. Halle Dunlap.
last Sunday morning. closed the life
Of one Of Garrard county's oldest
and most beloved women.
For several months Mrs. Hamilton
had been in declining health but up
until few days before her death she
was able to be up and enjoyed the
company Of friends and relatives.
who called often to see her. Mrs.
Hamilton was born IN Garrard coun-
ty and had spent most Of her four
score years IN the county. She was
a duvout and consecrated member Of
the Methodist church and retained
her membership at Mt Olivet. the
church she enjoyed 50 much in her
younger days. She was a constant
reader II the bible and could quote
from memory many Of is most noted
chapters. She wss especially drawn
20 the fifteenth chapter ~ CorInth-
ian and could repeat il from menu
DRY. word FOR word. Several months
before her death she requested her
son, james l. Hamilton. to read this
chapter az her rave and TO offer
prayer, which request was granted at
her funeral Monday afternoon at the
Mt olivet church, where the funeral
services took place, conducted By her
pastor. Rev. A. 2. Jones. interment
following Immediately after in the
cemetery there.
Mrs. Hamilton is survived by two
sons, James and Clay Hamilton Of
this city and three daughters, Mrs.
Halle Dunlap Of this city. Mrs. Mol
lie May, Of Covington and Mrs. Atha
Dunn, Of Danville.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
Fairview Home
Coming.

Next Sunday. May 22nd.. will be
observed as Home Coming Day" at
Fairview. From ten o'clock in the
morning until four o'clock in the az
ternOon the program will continue.
Don't get uneasy, however. for a
good dinner and social hour follow
ing are on the program. The old
members Of the church. returned to
the community. will be the guests Of
the day and ii is hoped that many
Of them will be there. Bro. Z. b.
Bourland, Of Lancaster. win be the
speaker Of the afternoon and we are
expecting a splendid soloist for the
day also.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
IRISH DENY FIGHT
is RELIGIOUS ONE
DR.. Crossfield's State
ments Before X. K.
A. Meeting Are
Called Untrue.
RESOLUTIONS ARE ADOPTED.

Views expressed by the Rev. DIR.
r. II. Crossfeld, Lexington, on the
Irish question at the recent meeting
Of the Kentucky Educational Asso-
citation, have been denounced by q
committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the American Associa-
ton for the Recognition Of the Irish
Republic.
The committee is composed Of Miss
Emma Hurt, chairman; Thomas
Walsh. Thomas Dolan, Catherine
Shoemaker. J. J. Bowling and John
O'Connor. The alleged utterance Of
DIR. Crossfeld were said to be mis-
leading.
The committees resolution. which
was adopted at a meeting Friday
night in the office Of Mr.. Walsh. fol-
lows:
Whereas. the Rev. DR.. crossfield.
Lexington, Ky. appeared before the
X. +. A. at its annual meeting in
that city and took unfair advantage
Of his position as a speaker to air
his views on the Irish situation and
there and then did falsely declare
the question to be a religious one,
which statement was uuealled for,
unwarranted and untrue and was
calculated to mislead the teachers Of
the State and those assembled there
who perhaps had given bat little
thought to the matter.
And hereas. said X. +. A. is a
State institution and is no place for
partisan Of the doctors type TO
SOW the seeds Of English propaganda:
therefore
BE II resolved that we condemn
and denouRce the said doctors state
ment as untrue and due either 10
Ignorance or prejudice on his part or
10 both, that as a matter Of fact the
question is not a religious one, il not
so regarded in England but is purely
political and so recognized By the
people IL Ireland who have by their
votes east twice in the last three
years most deeisively declared them
selves in favor Of independents. that
they are struggling for their civil and
political rights according to the same
methods pursued by the American
colonies 1870 years ago and that the
religious question is no more involv-
ed IN their contention than IL was in
the contention and rights Of the
American colonies. Thus, il is self
evident the assertion he made had
no foundation outside Of his own
brain.
Resolved, that the said doctor vio-
lated the properieties Of the occas-
ion when he made said statement be-
fore said institution organized and
as il is by the State, that
we protest against him using the oe-
casion for the spread Of English
propaganda that this matter shall be
clled TO the attention Of the president
and retiring president Of said A. A.
!. X. and likewise to the notice Of the
Of Public Instruction
Of the State"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
w. G. r. u.

The Convention Of the Eighth
District will meet in Nieholasville
Friday. May goth. Mrs. J. b. Kin
naird. President Of Lancaster Union
and Miss Eliza Ison. President Of
Bryantsville Union. Officers Of the
Executive Board will attend with a
full delegation from their respective
unienA
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
CLOSING
EXERCISES
Lancaster Graded And
High School
SPLENDID YEAR ENDS.


years In the history Of the Lancaster
Graded and High School. the closing
program will offer It's first number
next Saturday afternoon.
Under the leadership Of Prof. Paul
Boyd. and with his competent and
efficient corp Of teachers the school
during the past year has prospered
By leaps and bounds. II will be very
gratifying to all friends and patrons
10 learn that all Of the present teach
ers have signihed their intention to
return and be among Us during the
next scholastic year.
The Faculty Of the Lancaster
Graded Schools extends a cordial in
vitation to attend the various pro-
grams Of It's Commencement Week.
beginning Saturday afternoon. May
2is,.. and closing with the Senior
Glass play, Friday night. May 9th.
1921 at the School Auditorium.
Recital by Piano Department as
sisted by pupils Of Primer and Pri-
mary Grades, Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. May 2ist.. 1921
Baocalaureate Service Sunday.
May 22nd.. 1921 al School Audi
forum. : r. NJ Professional Hymn.
Invocation by Rev. =. u. Bourland.
Columbia, Columbia. Relieved
Douizctti Niano. Community Chorus.
Scripture lesson By Rev. Hudson.
Prayer by Rev. T. r. Smith. An
nouncemcnts. Angel Rubsnstein.
Community Chorus. Baccalaurcate
Service hy Rev &. u. Strothcr.
Night In Onenbach- Bliss Conn
munity BcnedictIon by Rev. H. 5.
Hudson
Recital by Piano Department Mon
day evening. O'Clock. May 23rd.
Glass Day AZ School Auditorium
Tuesday morning. 10 o'clock I'VE
come 10 Greet You."-Lord
Class Of 1921.
I. Presidents Address Clyde
Holtzclaw.
2. Glass History Martha Ward
Sweeney
3. Class Poem--Maymc Stapp.
Piano Solo-The Buttcrhy-Merkel
by Virginia Beazley.
I. Glass Henry Moore.
5. Class Grumhler-Luc.llc SUIT
ton.
6. Glass Eugene Cochran.
Noca! Lovely Springtime-l
MosEkowski- Spaulding by Martha
Ward Sweeney.
z Glass Propaeey-Ruby Mae
Gastincau.
s. Glass GifiOrian Virginia
BcaEley.
Commencement Thursday evening.
at : o'clock. May Goth. 1921. In
vocation by Rev. c. ID. Strother.
I would that my Loye-Mcndels- /
sohn--Girls Chorus.
Commencement Address-Mr. III. |
=. Taylor, Business Manager. Berea
College.
Silver Eyes-Cross-Girls Chorus.
Presentation Of Diplomas. and Bene- !
diction by Rev. 4. b. Bourland.
The Masonic Ring Three Act play.
presented by the Class Of 1921. Fri
day evening. s o'clock, May 9th.
20 cents.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
Banquet Tonight.

Everything Is in readiness for the
big "get-to-gether" banquet TO be
given tonight at the Garrard Tobae-
co Warehouse. About 1875 tickets
have been sold and several from a
distance will be on hand to assist In
launching Lancaster first Chamber Of
Commerce.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
Big Danville Sale.

Some choice property is being ad-
vertised in this issue Of the Record
by !. NJ. Dunn q CO., announcing the
public sale Of same next Saturday.
Our townsman. J. W. Smith. owns
some Of this property and he tells
us that II Is sure to sell. Read the
"a.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
STATE OFFICERS
OF American Legion
Visit Lancaster Post
Tomorrow.

The State Officers Of the American
Legion viii visit the members Of the
Heidal Sanford Post tomorrow FRI
day.
The executive committee are max
ing preparations TO entertain the
visitors ct the Hotel Kensarian for
luncheon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-19
Commencement
Sermon

Rev. Benjamin J. Bush. pastor Of
the second Presbyterian church at
Lexington. will deliver the Bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduates Of
Paint Lick High School. Sunday
evening. May 22nd., at the Mt Tabor
Baptist church. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
DIR. Bush is one Of the most noted
divines in the state Of Kentucky and
a great treat is in store for those
who are fortunate enough to be pres
ent.