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would lie sworn out today charging him
with murder.
coroner r. G. Hobbs ia investigating
the case with the prosecuting attorney
office and will probably hold an inquest
Friday after an autopsy is performed
hv Drs. c. W UIfcrt and H. H. Cope
land. county physicians. The body OF
Wnrfcle was removed 10 the George e.
Moore undertaking parlnrs where II was
prepared for burial and will he removed
Ia the home this morning.
was Produce Dealer.
Werfele was in the produce business
and resided Mt No. 1852 Main street.
Up until two years ago he lived on
seventeenth street in the East End TOT
number OF years where he conducted
produce tsore.
He is survived by his vote, one son.
Herman Wcrf"lc and one daughter. MISS
Mildred Wcrfclc. both At home" MI.
W"rfcIe was a member OF the Loyal
order Of Moose No. g. the SrhWaven
Vesc,n society and the Rhneland
society. He was born In Germany
Funeral services Will he held from
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WHEN YOUR BABY
HAS THE collie

To rear 4 perfectly normal. healthy
b, by, look TO its stomach. for right there
Is where bahy's troubles start. begin
ming with Indigestion that results In
collie. diarrhora, sour stomach. gas and
other more serious stomach and bowel
troubles The minute baby begins to
fret, he should have !mm"d!at" atten-
,lon, for this is his way Of telling You
that he has indigestion.
Indigestion, due /" f"rm"ntcd food In
the stomach. throws toxic poisons into
the little system and sets up irritation
and inflammation IN tn" stomach and
intestinal tract This fermentation can
he immediately checked with Nuj!-Fer-
,uent. bringing prompt relief /" the baby
md rest FOR Ia" mother. "Ant-Fermcnr
Is the new cordial. originated by drug
rist and recommended by physicians.
u is perfectly harmless. pleasant In
,ux'" and vc' .rr, effective. Any drug
..a,., ,.,u ~ur:i" '".. SPECIFY Anti
Torment for children lAdHD
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OTTO WEREELE'S INJURIES PROVE FATAL;
"CLEE" BURNETT HELD ON MURDER CHARGE

,~a,h,d into hi rear. was hurled
'nrr!@h tn" Windshield, his head Strik-
!rn The i-"nrlad cirh.Ug "f Twenty
iE..@ street lis sku'! MAS fractured
IL three places
1t Is said that ono witness testified
that burnett passed up Main street ana
across the intersection "f twenty
fourth street. no slower than GO miles
an hOu
Burnett To jail.
Euruci, ,vas taken 70 tn" city lookup
pending Iu investigation. Scott vas
taken in iho city ambulance 10 the ohi"
Valley General hospital Last might
Scott WAS removed from tho hoSp'ia!
to the city lookup and held as wilt
ness.
Some witnesses. it IS said, stated that
Burnett was under the influence oi
uuuor Mt the time Of the accident
Assistant Prosecuting ito r II e
Austin V. Wood. who examined mum
her OF witnesses last night. said thar
No formal charg" had been placed
against Burnctt but that warr"n'
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.n, -os,s. q, Edgdale
,ne Weeh t''u w. ,,n,Sar ~ Mrs ]. l..
MIS-. ''uN" - ~ ,,.1,r.
"."'''S" ",!i 90 - p,rLorshurr IS n
N''"'so tll'.' -, ,,,, cIfv
",,h'SS N,S.'"' :" wis. IF cincinnati
MI anu M. ~. = !. arnold OF Eas,
are ar, tucstS y. ~, ,,.,c,,
ncotIns W. ,I ,'' - p,-kcrshprg Is in
"eo.s' w.. G ,bn Kiwanis convcn-
.,s '''' 1''''7
''o''' = N,lvbortor or Twenty
MIS- '',..i,i,c bor daughter in
INN 500 -,
Ia u.s. Sinner \ Eartrls and
,,',.h."rs r,ra,cas and Mary Elizabeth,
',''e ''s,,II,, .noi- vacation at Atlantic
| ~, ,rsa,. 20 ,ac.istcr.d =; thu, 6nI,.
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Several Hours After Being struck by
Automobile, Victim Dies At ONO
valley General Hospital.
Coroner Hobbs Police say
Driver was Speeding.

\, .:a5 o'clock yesterday Afternoon
al the ohio Valley General hospital
otto Wrrfcle. -" Of 225@ Main street
died from injuries sustained W."
Grover & "Clcc" Burnett, driving
Durant touring car. crashed into Mer-
fcle's car at Twrnty-third and Main
streets at $50 o'clock yesterday morn
inr. 49,
burnett himself escaped practically
unhurt. while Edward Scott. VIII" was
with Rurnctt sustained several onu
cuts about the face as we'll as three
broken ribs.
Burning up Street.
According 10 police, witnesses say
that Burnett was travelling at rapid
rate of spccd. After hitting the N'F-
fclc car. the burnett ear turned over
four times, rolling UP and across Main
street. hut right side mp when 1t stomp
cd The machine was almost l''",
wreck and how the occupants escape"
death or serious injuries Is miracle.
Werfelc, whose car had Just l"rnel
Into Twenty-third street when Fnrhet'
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ARRESTED SECOND TIME !,
WHILE OUT UNDER BOND

Clarksburg, W. Va. Aug 2a.-'spe-.'
cial1-Joseph Costa. shoe repairman'
and Larry Tucci. who were released
under bond of $4,000 when arrested IN
connection with murder case p
Untontown. Ia. few weeks age "ei'
re-arrcstcd here today and taken 10
Morgantown by a state trooper 70 %
turned over TO Pennsylvania authorizes
The action was taken because OF IT
,epulafities connected with ch''n
given for the bond.
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Booth at Fair.

The Ladies AIR Society ~ Thomson
" J. church have completed arrange
n,.nrr for their booth al the fair
grounds during Fair week. This Is an
annual event with tho society and the
ladie. hay" always enjoyed an appre-
riahlo patronage. and anticipate sue
rC~SfuI sale this time
F'nil"winc are the Chairmen for the
week. each 20 he assisted by an efficient
committee:
Mardav-Mrs. Carl BendeiL
Tucgday-Mrs. J. II. Fisher.
Wednesday-Mr Charles Wincher.
ThurSday--Mrs. ". G. EtzIer.
Mr'day-Mrs Carl Rendell.
Chairman kitchen committee-Nrs.
Thomas Maxwell
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To Entertain Guild.

MISC lara and Louise FredertckS,
e Se,,u'""0'h street Warwood will
trt~rr1G. The members 0f Westminster
,:u'Ed o. he Third Presbyterian church.
pi their home Monday evening. August
. wi'h dinner party. There will be
~ rnc uoighhorhood OF twenty-five
quests md following dinner various out
door -ar'"s will p" enjoyed
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Mothers Friend and had only n nurse;
we had no time TO get a doctor because
wasn't very sick-only about ten or
fifteen minutes.
Metz: Write for valuable free Illustrated book.
''Mothsrhood and the Baby containing important
authoritAtir intormst ion which every cIpect.nt
mother should have. and all about ''No,hsr's Friend"
70 Bradnsld Regulator Company. BA.2J Atlanta. Ga.
Mothers Friend" II sold by druggists ererywhe,s
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ment for Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment and sen, 70. free sample The
first night I usei them got relief
90 purchased Il, re, and after usins
one cake Of Gu .cura Soap and one
box Of Cuticur Ointment was
healed" (Signc i Thomas i. White
RI. /. Harwel! Ga, Feb. q. 1922.
Cuticura Soc7 to cleanse and pu-
riiy, Cuticusa Ointmcn; 10 soo;hs
and heal and Cu,ioura Ta!cum TO
powder ard .ertulnc are IDEAL ioT
daily toilet pc poses.
s.np,. Zach r.,,' Nall Addr e-t' ESG7't Lag
oratsTiss. Dep, H uGa.u IS. n'" 22;d Grey
rLe,. Sssp b. -tcrrrt y -t''c. IaIcErf 80
ElE- Cuticura Soap shnvos without mug
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tanned AT the home OF Mrs. Gertrude
Bennett last evening. the affair being
a surprise party n honor or tNe
nineteenth birthday anniversary 81
Miss Ada Baker.
Games and dancing were the chirt
diversions and at the close Of the eve
ming a delicious lunch VAS served
Present were:
McSSrS. aud MesdaIneS-
Alfred Greer Charles Hriugman
MesdaTnes.-
Albert Martin Gertrude h'hne'
Misses
Ado Baker Dorothy Martin
Hazel Martin
MesSra-
Russell Bringman ChaS. BrinEman, Jr
Medium Brown Hair looks best or al!
after a Golden Clint Shampoo.-aoV'
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noHn Chautaunua-

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kincheloe have
returned 70 Wheeling after holding a
,,co weeks chautauQua at the Bellevue
r-aun Grounds They will spend this
week in Wheeling and then go to
noundsville where they will conduct
The music for the institute which will
be held there next week Later they
will return 10 their homeAn Charleston.
while in the city they are guests OF
Mrs. 4 g Craft ~ Woodsdaie and Other
friends Mr. and Mrs. kinCheloe are
former Wheeling residents
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.RFTTY ZANE PAGEANT PROVES To
RE DEUGHTFyL SPECTACLE To ALL

hostess to a group of friends IN honor
If Miss Virginia EltG whose marriage 10
Or. Dewitt Hall of Pittsburgh Will ne
An important social event OF Septem-
Der g.
The first OF series OF delightful
affairs tor Miss Flig was given yes
,crday by Mrs. Frank EbclinG and Miss
Sara Brokaw at tch Green Room. being
n REORGANIZATION.
Next Tuesday afternoon MISS ELS
will share honors at tho tea which MISS
Helen Gaus Is giving in honor or nor
visitor. Miss Frances Smith or Boston
who will arrive sunday for visit In
Wheeling
Saturday. September :. Misses Ada
and Ruth E"nuesen will entertain at
their home on the Island compliment
AIRY (" Miss Eiig.
Thursday evening. September :. Miss
ELL will be hostess AT an Informal
party 70 introduce to her tyfendS the
members of her bridal partH all school
friends from Pittsburgh. Tho afSairs
cnr Miss t.l!g are all informal and VIII
be among the most delightful prenuptial
affairs OF the season.
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Kitchen Shower.

Miss Dorothy stanton will he hostess
=, her home on North Main street sat
urdav afternoon to conEenial satheF-
ing Of friends complimentary TO MISS
Virginia Elig. whose marriage 70 pr'
De Witt Hall OF Pittsburgh will be an
event of September o The affair will
bs n kitchen shower. and the chief d.
version will be needlework. with lun-
cheon served at the close Of the after
noon.
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Dinner For Guests.

VI \ = Watt was hostess a. h"r
hon. -, WrodSda'e last evening at a s
,..I... H.nrcr ~ honor OF her guests,
Nj. hr,SN ~ Baltimore. Md. and Mr.
:.n.l Nj. Fravk Kincheloe and daughte
.,r ,'nrrlrS'uu. ". Va. The guests in
,ludrd .'.-o friends 81 the hostess ana
'.r ..-,t"rs and the evening hours
:.rr- ,ahru Up with various pastimes.
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the family homo at $3.50 o'clock FIJI
dav afternoon. Interment VIII % In
Greenwood cemetery.
Burnett. who is held for the kliilns:
resides at %. IS Tenth street ana
opcroted \ soft drink cafe at 2207 Main
street
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from suffering than you
have perhaps imagined.
An eminent physician,
expert In this science.
has shown Ito way. 1t
was he who first pro-
duced the great remedy,
Mothers Friend" Mrs.
{. J. Hartman, Scran-
ton, Pa, says:
with my first two
children I had a doctor
Ind a nurse and then
they had to use instru-
ments, but with my last
two children l use d
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Compliment COR Guest.

Friday afternoon al her nome IN
Pleasant Valley. Mis- Katherine Arbsnz
will entertain at cards. che affair COM
plimenting Miss Louise Mason. who Is
the guest 81 Miss Elizabeth Rownd. The
guests will he close friends OF the hos
tess, the honor guest and Miss Rownd.
and the affair will be one OF the most
charming ~ the many events arranged
FOR Miss Mason. Following the session
~ cards dainty refreshments will be
served.
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Columbia Dance.

Tn" members OF the popular Column
hIa club and their friends viii enjoy
another Of the series Of dances arranged
by the club this evening n Wheeling
park Excellent orchestra music Will Do
an incentive to dance. and light re-
frrShmsnts will be served during the
evening \ larE" attendance IS looked
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ALI Nav Session

Mrs. Harry l.. Bond will be hostess
today to the ladies Of the wheeling
Baptist Temple. at her home on
Bethany Pike. This will be an all day
session. the guests to leave the city
At 1880 o'clock this morning. Upon
their arrival at the BOND homo. snort
business meeting will be held. after
which luncheon will be served. The
afternoon hours Will be pleasantly
spent with needlework and other fay-
orlte pastime.
Among the guests win be:
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face and body and itched
so badly that I could not
res, at n.sh,, Ny clothing
aggray?,cd the breaking
out ant caused it TO burn.
| tried several different
remed,.s but did not get
relief. / read An advertise
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uansr Roast Last Night.

Last evening Miss Oretta Taylor was
hostess to a party OF friends at vel
rer roast. The party motored out into
the country. where fire was putt ano
the weiners roasted. regular picnic
supper was enjoyed. and various out
door snorts were INDUCED In until! la'e
hour.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. enc
Mrs r. A. Fisher and Mrs. Guenther
and the following guests were IN attend
ance:
Misses
u,zar \.rkerson Clara Schlag
v,rc:.,;., Thomas Magdalen SchSag
yro-y RerL Marie Hartman
S.r, Wood Martha knoke
Louise Helmar Hazel CunnnSnAh
zs,1o Slirar Dorothy Headly
BLANCHE Davis Minnie McEntee
C.wando,vn Stephens Margaret Mag1er
Mabel Han1e virginia OFT
Anna Mae Miller Mildred f7tch
Adelaide Noel oretta Taylor
MessrS.
Raynar Mayer George ssr's
George Metcair Elwood NIChe'So"
Rernard West. John Henry
c.orga N.rschrod Malcolm Oldham
E,swsrd C.uenther Lawrence Hess
Howard Sligar Nile Bow
Hugh Sertg Charies tt'ene'
Bill McClelland Charles NoeI
Fred Metzner D. sears
Merle Thompson {. "elsky
David Cushnie John Taylor
Ellis stephens
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MOther-TO-Be,
Read This

Hero 10 a wonderful message - all 81.
pectant mothers. When the Little One ar.
rives, you can have that moment more free
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TannIa Climb Picnic.

Last evening the Wheeling Tennis
club entertained the visitors TO the
,cnnIs tourney with delightfully ar
ranged picnic on Middle Wheeling
creek. The large crowd left the city
around o'clock. motoring to the pic
mic grounds and upon arrival most
appetizing supper was served. Moro
than one hundred guests were present
and the affair was one grand success
from start TO finish. Out door games
and various sports were INDUCED in
following the supper. and many novel
features added to the enjoyment OF the
evening.
Surprise Party.
A folly crowd OF folks was enter
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The upper one Is covered with
black crepe do chine on top and
faced with velvet which e used FOR
the leaves OF tho big crepe rosein
front. Below crepe de chine is
used again combined with 'ar"'S
for trimming and the t"athery
charm OF monkeys fur added
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Yor Miss ENg

This eyc0'rg. ~ nor h"Wo ~ N
Island. Miss Dorcas Borland will be
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Cuticura Heals
Severe Eczema
Over Face and Body

II had a severe case Of eczema
1, broke out in PR pies all over my
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theater party was enjoyed oy
friends OF Miss Hazel Carroll OF North
Market street. Tuesday evening at the
Rex theatsr. The party later enjoyed
q luncheon and dancing at tho Mel-R
Garden.
Those present were:
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A folly crowd OF folks was enter
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

morning when he having read for the
week ESQ chapters. Miss Sallie Lou
MAYOR reported 100 while Rev. Lew
h Thompson read iis. The readings
are taken every Sunday by Mr.. Eu-
gene Thompson.
Little Mi. Gertrude Rich is making
wonderful progress In her school
work. She has been going to school
about rs months and completed the
srd. reader this last term. The 1T
tie Miss IL only six years Of age and
cannot be kept at home. She attends
at Mason.
Mr.. Gordon Doty and Miss Dora
Scott. % Paint Lick, were married
last Saturday. u IL reported they
were married In Danvillc and went
on to Lexington for n short stay.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Scott
and Miss Hammack. 81 Paint Lick.
The contracting party are well known
and have many friends both in Gar.
rard and Madison counties who wish
them much happiness.
The program and Xmas tree at
Mason. given on last Friday by Miss
Alice Sutton was an entire success.
The audience as well as the children
enjoyed the affair especially the reel
tation given by Miss Mae Belle SUIT
ton and the monoloeue by Miss Sal
lie Lou Naylor. Master Ernest Rob-
erts acted as Santa Claus No tree
looked more beautiful--decorsted
with Christmas bells. tinsel and pop
corn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

We positively will not permit fox
hunting or hunting Of any character
or trespassing on our farms Any
violstors viii be prosecuted.
J. s. sehooier. Edgar Price. w. A.
Price. Joe Criscillis. T. J. Price. r.
L. Elkin. B. NJ. Lear. r. l. Barker
r. y. Parson. Marinda Longsworth.
J. p. Bland, Askins and Moberley.
J. J. Sebastian. W. A. Moberley,
Forest Calico. Davis sutton and
Hughes Bros.. N. b. Turner, r. l..
Arnold. Ed Baker. J. A. Scott, W.
T. worrel. A. B. Doty. W NJ. Marsh
banks. II. NJ. kurtz. J. W. Sweeney,
J. S. Ison. George Conn. Prather and
Creech, Donaldson Jones. Doyle Old
field. Lee Pendleton.
(Other names viii be added upon
the payment Of rs cents) (tf)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28
Divorce ussy Matter in Assam.

IN Asshm the woman who tires %
her husband ana prefers another com.
pani"n siuply calls her husband TO
hcr They M dawn and have . per.
iectly friendly chat. and she offers
MIN sum % money In exchange for
her fTecduiu Toe husband then packs
MS clothes. takes h.s money aud de-
parts IN q .cW days his place may
De- taken b, anothcr. but this does
not even 'ansr Comment In the
smart SET of Assam.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

Dust 4 maze up ~ particles % I'M
burned carb"n from smoke. fragments
~ w"ol c"C'.n and hair. living organ.
isms and fneiy-siivided mineral mat.
ter. All are constantly being east into
the air and th-y slip through cracks
~ houses and settle. After billions Of
particles have fallen. we say IA. door
- dusty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

Work. according TO my feeling. Il ~
much ~ Necessity Va man ms exiting
and sleeping. Even those who do moth
Ing which To- sensible man can be
called work. still imagin. that they
are doing something. The world pos
sesses not man who Is an idler In
his own eyes.-W. won Humboldt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28
what 10 q Drought

According tn an official definition
which hns been In Use among metecr
oloyist- Tor over thirty years AN alb
soluts droush; IL a psried II more
than fourteen consecutive days not
one Of vhi.h l. a rain day. A rain
day Ii a day with .0i IA or more Of
rain lan Inch of rain means i0i
tons TO the acre). A partial drought
10 peri"l oG more than - consecutive
days. the ni.an rainfall % which does
not eXfss .Ol Ia. per day.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28
MARKSBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. Price Bourne gave a
turkey dinner to number Of friends
and relatives Xmas day.
Mr.. Denver Isom and Mr.. Hall. Of
Harlan. are the guests this week Of
their uncle. Mr.. Ryle Isom.
Miss Sue sutton and Mr.. Jno.
sutton entertained a number Of their
friends Xmas day at n noon dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gosney and
Miss Annie Blanks motored TO Lex
ington last Wednesday for the day.
Miss Lenora Bogie and Mr.. Bruner.
o. Jessamine county. were the guests
Sunday Of her sister. Miss Delma
Bogie.
A "Comic Xmas Tree" will be Civ
en- Thursday night at the parsonage
by the b. Y. 2. u. Much fun Is ex-
pected.
Miss Dean Hunter has sold since
Jan. 1879. $500 worth Of milk and
butter. This does not include eggs
and other farm products.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Naylor enter
tanned number Of their friends at a
splendid Xmas dinner. A very en-
joyable day was spent by her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Clark. Mr.. Price
Clark and Mrs. virgie May. spent
Tuesday in Lexington. the guests Of
Mr.. Clark's mother. Mrs Margaret
Clark.
Mr.. Green Estes and Miss Deane
Hunter attended th@is home church
a, Kirksville Sunday and were din
ner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Estes.
The Xmas tree given by the ladies
Of Pleasant Grove church was great
ly enjoyed by those present. Much
merriment was offered when Santa
presented the old men with toys.
Miss Dean Hunter was hostess at
dinner Tuesday. A delightful repast
was served. consisting Of all the deli
eacies of the season. A very enjoy
able time was spent by those pres
ent.
Mrs. WIN. Blanks and Miss Annie
Blanks entertained at a delightful
Xmas dinner. A number Of friends
enjoyed the hospitality Of Mrs.
Blanks. The guests from a distance
we're Mrs. Yeakey and Mrs. Anderson,
Of Hubble
Miss Martha Curtis. the Primary
teacher orthe $. s. provided a small
Xmas tree for the enjoyment % her
class Sunday morning. The brigh,
little faces bespoke Of their happiness
when Miss Curtis presented each one
a gift from the tree.
We are sorry 10 report that Mrs.
Teleafus Pollard. who Is III at the
Good Samaritan Hospital at Lexing-
ton. Il not improving as rapidly as
might be expected from a recent
operation which occurred there.
Mr.. Ernest Gosney and family have
taken rooms with Mr.. Gosney's father
until the first Of March when they
will 40 to Illinois to live. Mr.. Frank
Shearer is moving to his home. the
place just vacated by Mr.. Gosney.
Mr. Homer Rice excelled Sunday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

II has been re,yntiy found that pho
tographs of starr down 90 the sixth
magnitude or dcgree of brightness can
be taken la broad daylight. ~ that
Astronomical photography n.ed M Ion
ger be- confined 10 the night. N the
stellar photographs arr taken through
a deep red scrccn. the stars appear
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

Note rcceiyed ~ New fcrk teach
or; Kindly exculrafe my sHn Moses
from helng one aEgrirat. day absent
For WHY hts mother being sick he had
to soiourn lr the house perpetual. -
kindly apology him for net comins
once day o. schuol Iso-ten Tran
script
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

A French scientist -ays taai IN or
der To- attain n ripe old age IL i nee
essary 20 sleep In due north and south
position. We may die youns but well
Keep right GA slerping on our right
side. All eurl-d up with our kp~es un-
der our chin. Its too late for US TO
start now worrying whether ar not
we're pointed north.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

There will be held a meeting Of
the Stockholders OF the Citizens Ma
tIonal Bank Of Lancaster, Ky. for the
purpose Of eleeting directors TO serve
the ensuing year.
The election will be held at Office
Of said bank on Tuesday. January o,
1928 from 10 to 2 o'clock.
L. G. DAVIDSON, Cashier.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

Mshop Butler Declared that prces-
bllity h the guide 81 life; but few
philosophers have been courageous
enough 90 avow that philosophy can
he satisfied with anything that l. mere
~ probable John Dewey In "Recca
sfruction In Philosophy"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28

Some neople take mdre time and
strength trying to md how o. avoid
doing a hard thinv. than they would
need 81 DO H. And worst ~ al. they
become one ~ the m"sf worthless
things 10 be found on this biz earth
% ours -Exchnnge