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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

Playing the part of a young trav-
eler who finds in mysterious Turkey
just a wee bit more adventure than
he actually was seeking, EugApe
O'Brien scored a decided success at
the Strand theatre in his latest
selznick picture, THE Prophets
Paradise"
This newest dramatic creation
of the popular screen star tells an
interesting story of romance and
adventure which begins in Con
stantinople and ends on Fifth
avenue. 1t has to do with this
American lads effort to save an
American girl from the horrors
of a harem life when she is placed
on the auction block for public
sale. While he thwarts the plan
to place her in bondage, they,
nevertheless are separted just at
a time when the light CT love is
beginning to shine, and 1t is not
until they accidentally meet on
their native soil months later that
the a is eliminated.
Sigrid Holmquist is Mr..
O'Brien's attractive leading lady
and others who are prominent IN
the picture. are Bigelow Cooper
Arthur Housman, Nora Booth and
Joseph Burke.
Larry Semon in 1.-The Show"
Larry Semon engaged the entire
chorus of a New York musical
comedy which was touring the Pa
cific coast cities for scenes in THE
Show" which will be shown at the
Strand theatre today, Friday and
Saturday
This comedy is considered the
most expensive two-reeler ever pro-
duced and is entirely original. A
theatre seating over three thous-
and was constructed for the pro-
duction and several trains engaged
for the big chase scenes which come
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
GAINS 20 POUNDS
ON five BOTTLES
Paterson Man Can Now Eat
! Anything and Says He
Never Felt Better

IT have taken five bottles of
Mac and have actually gained
knty pounds" recently stated
sell Gokey, of 500 Summer
I, Paterson. N. ].
or three years past I have
Nv had a moments relief from
kestion, but Tanlac has fixed my
oh up so 1 can eat anything
it hurting me and that is
all a great medicine. 1 had
Great many so-called stom-
ach remedies a trial. but the more
] took the worse / got. When Tan
lac came along / was doubtful of it
helping me too, but the results from
the first bottle were so gratifying
that 1 went on and on until now I
am feeling as well as I could ask
20 feel.
MY stomach trouble started from
an attack of influenza. What l
would eat gave me no strength and
distressed me terribly. There was
a feeling like a lump with severe
rains in the pit of my stomach. gas
would force its way up about my
heart, causing sharp pains, and
spells of palpitation that frightened
me. At times this palpitation would
weaken me so l would have TO sit
down and rest. I was also troubled
with constipation, sick headaches
and dizzy spells.
Before l got Tanlac I was almost
e wreck and had about reached the
conclusion that nothing would do
me any good. Soon after l began
taking Tanlac 1 was eating every
thing and commenced to pick up
rapidly in weight. I never have an
ache or a pain now and am strong
and we'll in every way. Tanlac Will
always get a good recommendation
from me-"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

that he has worked too long and
too hard eve to find rest for his
tired nerves in enforced idleness. so
he secretly goes into a small time
garage business with an almost pen
niless young man. who at once fails
in love with the retired manufac-
turer's daughter.
THE Ruling Passion abounds In
quaint humor and subtle comedy.
with a thread of what might be
called health philosophy running
through IL. but without m definite
attempt to point a moral or teach a
lesson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
STATE NEWS

TRENTON, June 29.-Bids for
additions TO, and remodeling of the
buildings at the Bordentown scnooI
for Colored Youth, have been open
ed here and found to fall nearly
$4,000 below the $4,000 appro-
priation which is available for the
work. Contracts are scheduled to
be awarded to the lowest bidders
on the various items which make up
the Job at a special meeting of the
State Board of Education here to-
day. The total contractors cost
will be $120,369. Carol and Pullen
Co., of Princeton, is low on the gen
eral building contract, with the fig
ure of $4,000 flat. The Mechanical
Equipment Company of Philadel-
phia, makes the lowest bid of $15,-
344 for heating and ventilating equip
ment; ]. F. Buchanan is low for
electrical work with a bid of S2,3f2,
and Jaihnig and Peoples of Philadel-
phia. is low with a bid OF S6,653 for
plumbing work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

at the end.
The comedian assumes a dual role
In the production, appearing as n
PROPERTY boy and a member OF the
audience. In the latter part he is
exceedingly funny. As the property
boy he eats the makeup. blows us
a hen, covers the audience with
SCOT and does a thousand and one
other laugh producing stunts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
rue Is Stolen

NEW BRUNSWICK. June 20
State police have asked the New
Brunswick police to be on the look
out for a clydesdale 6 IL ton truck
bearing New Jersey license x-1946o.
This truck is said to have on il TWEEN
ty-two bales OF cotton stolen at 8
o'clock Yesterday morning from the
Interstate Forwarding Company or
Passaic. |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
MR.. ROSTOWSKPS PUPILS
TO GIVE RECITAL

Tomorrow night the piano pupils
of Stanley P. Rostkowski. the pianist
and organist, assisted by Mrs. Flea
nor Rostkowski, will give a recital
in st. stephens auditorium in State
street. An invitation is extended to
all. The program for the evening
is al follows:
Blow Bugles ........... DeVilbac
Katherine CZarny
Morning Prayer ........ Streabbog
Joseph Miller
Flying Doves, Galop. ..... Hams
Helen Yak
The Lawn Party, waltz -. Martin
Olga Waverczak
Martha. selection, ......... Flotow
Helen ParZygnat
Dancing Lesson .......... Martin
Marguerite Thomas
Camp of Gipsies ........... Behr
Anna Lefchiek
Mlnuet Paderewskl
Edna Brzezinska
Hide and Seek .......-.... Martin
Irena Budnicka
Vocal Selections
Mrs. Eleanor R~ostkowska
La Spagnola ...... Vim di Chiara
jeanette Tymrakiewicz
Dorothy Smith
Mary Lefchick
Alpine Glow ............ Oesten
Regina II. Riznichak
over Hill and Dale, 4 hands .....
Engelmann
Mary and Anna Lefchick
Telling Stories. mazurka,.. Lichner
Ruth Deutch
Rustling Leaves $1,000.
Viola Flower
Little Fairy. polka ..... Streabbog
Martha Kurpiel
GOlQnSneS I1clHo
Olga Zylka
Grand Valse Caprice -. Engelmann
Felicia Yak
Cavalry March. 4 hands Hompesch
Felicia Yak, Regina H. Riznichak
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

TRENTON, June 29.-Twenty
thousand dollars is too much IN the
way of damages for curvature OF the
spine and resulting enlargement of
a left ankle. resulting from an auto
accident, rules the supreme court in
an opinion cutting down an award
of that amount to Rose Sullivan,
hurt in Red Bank in 1920, 10 S14,-
600. Miss Sullivan, a seven
teen-year-old high school girl. was
hurt when the machines of Rose
Cohen and Of William E. Mount and
William E. Mount. Jr.. the defen-
dants, collided and ran upon the
sidewalk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

TRENTON, June 29.-The civil
service commission has turned down
request by Burdette G. Lewis,
head of the department of Institu-
tions and Agencies. that he be al
lowed to pay his new sales manager,
who is TO creat a market for prison
and institutiOn-made goods, $4,000
as a starter. The commission has
fixed the salary range for this job at
from $500 to $4,000. and holds
that the new official must start at
the lower figure. Mr.. Lewis claimed
that he could not get the right man
for that amount.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

NEWARK, June 29.-On a bill of
complaint filed in the court of chan
Gerry by the Journal of Commerce.
New York, alleging that the Raritan
Aniline Works of Raritan is unable
to meet its obligations, Vice Chan
eellor Backes has appointed William
c. Matlack temporary receiver.
Application for the receiver was
made by Theodore w. De Voc of
New Brunswick. counsel for the
complainant. which holds a claim of
S4S7.45 against the defendant con-
Germ. The order appointing the re-
ceiver directs tue defendant COM
pany to show cause July 5 why the
receiver should not continue and in
the mean time the officers and di-
rsctors are restrained from rams
acting any business. The plant has
not been operated since June l.
~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

NEWARK, June 29-The indie
pendent Republican Assembly can
didates at a meeting last night de-
cided to adopt in toto the platform
proclaimed several weeks ago by
Senator William n. Runyon. candi-
date for the Gubernatorial nominal
ton.
The meeting, which was held at
the Office Of Archie Ormond, leader
of the East Orange Republicans was
a private affair. but Mr.. Ormond
announced that he would issue a
statement today.
The action OF the independents
is appropriating TO their use the
Runyon platform which has been
received with much favor, is re-
garded as a clever political stroke.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
Phoenix Nash Co.

521 N. CENTRAL AVE. It
FOR SALEI-Paige touring car,
new top and paint. good mechanical
order; will take good roadster in
trade. Address Box 44Y, Republican.
II
FOR SALE--Sport model Nash,
1920 model run 1000 mile. good con-
dition. Phone 1892. 1T
AUTO SUPPLIES for all cars at a
big reduction. 205 w. Washington
st. tt
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Kissel Chummy roadster, $3.50.
Wire wheels, two spare wheels and
tires, bumpers
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
s1-FoR sALE-AuToMoRILEs
PAIGE
PAIGE eLENBRooK ToUR

PAIGE cLENBRoOK TOURING.
This is a late model five passenger
touring car that was taken in by us
on new Paige. This car has been
thoroughly overhauled i'm our shop,
has new paint, set of new cord tires,
upholstery and top in good condition.
This particular car has had fine care
and customer has availed himself or
Paige service which means that it has
been properly fabricated and adjusted
at all times. We are selling this
Paige with a new car guarantee.
Your immediate action will be neces-
sary.
PAIGE LINWOOD TOURINGl We
have Just taken this car in on new
Paige. We have thoroughly over
hauled this car in our shop. Has
new paint and excellent set OF cord
tires, one extra. This car having
been used carefully here III the city
has had access to our service de-
partment, which has assured proper
fabrication and adjustment. This car
runs as smoothly and quietly as
new car and carries our standard new
car warranty We are offering TINS
car at a snap price.
PAIGE 6-51 TOURING. This car
is in excellent condition. Has new
top. paint, seat covers, and five new
cord tires Has been thoroughly
overhauled and is in Al condition.
This car has had access to our serv-
ice department, which has assured
proper fabrication and adjustment.
You will have to act quick for this
is a bargain.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

FOR SALE -- 800 day-old baby
chicks; $50 2-weeks chicks. First
house north OF Indian School Road
and Seventh ST. IL
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

3t-FoR sALE-AUToMoslLEs
~ OPER'S
ENEWED
X DAD
- NUMBERS

If It is a dependable rebuilt and re-
newed car, we have a most complete
s.nr "a, rr1nnf frnr1n
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

5-passenger Buick, $500. This car
is an excellent car. Has good tires
and considerable money has been
spent in putting it in condition.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

FOR SALE-Good burro. perfectly
safe and reliable. Phone 536S. DIP
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
s1--FoR sALE-AUToMoslLEs
B -...... B. cite. B..


Ford Touring .......... S1S5.00
Good condition, good rubber.
Chevrolet Express .. $1S5.00
This is a good light delivery car,
has good rubber. is a good buy.
Dodge Touring ........... $26500
Has new seat covers, good top,
good rubber, transmission over
hauled. Will give good service.
Oakland Touring, 1919 -. $685. 90
Paint good, rubber good. in very
fair mechanical condition.
Studebaker 1919 Sedan 49,. $745.00
This is a repossessed car and is
being sold below its value. Eli
nancing Company says to sell.
Studebaker Big Six. 1919. (. $S25.00
Rubber very good, in good me-
chanical condition. Should be
painted. A car that will take
you there and bring you back in
comfort.
Studebaker Big Six. 1921. .$1250.00
All ready for a cross country trip
with all the comfort Of home.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

FOR SALkS--Baby chicks. Leg
horns Brahmas. Rocks and Reds.
Brahma eggs. "a miles southwest
Tempe. Baseline oad Mrs. Bert
Hon. Tempe. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
FOR RENT-LANp

10 ACRES, 4-room house, good
well, plowed ready to plant; half mile
south Acre City first lane east half
mile. With lease $500. DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

HAVE YOU read the Poultry De-
partment which is q regular feature
of the Sunday Republican? Have
YOU any suggestions. or any ques-
tons regarding poultry which YOU
would like TO ask? Address Poultry
man, Care Of Republican. IL
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

5-passenger Chevrolet. 1921 model,
1855. Has had careful use and is
really a good car.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

WANTED buy 200-egg Prairie
state or Jubilee incubator, good
working order. Fred r. Gregg. 302
West Watkins. r. 5, Box 19. dn
FOR SALE thoroughbred Black
Minorca roosters, $3.50 each. Mrs.
Ternak Sth st. and Little Maricopa
Canal IL
FOR SALE--Chickcns; 90: al lay
ing, heavy Anconas some LeghornS
all Hoganized. 1890 East Portland
dn
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
Do You Need a Car?

Below you viii find listed cars with
exceptionally low prices. There is a
car here to suit any need and in each
case, we will make special terms and
win consider accepting car as part
payment or will trade outright for
cotton, a lot that is clear, or real es-
tate Of any kind
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

WANTED-Furnishin and fixtures
OF picture show at bargain price.
Offer in exchange lots +. Worth,
1 Waco. Texas, one Portland Ore. All
clear. Cash difference. l., NJ. Allen.
1602A Cover St, Los Angeles, Cal.
1t
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

BUY THE "BETTER" BABY
CHICKS from hoganized stock. and
electrically hatched. No lamp or gas
fumes to weaken the chicks. All
standard varieties; also White PelSin
Ducklings and turkeys QUALITY"
our motto. Let an order prove our
claim. Artesia Hatchery electric
capacity $4,000 eggs, Artesis, Calf.
Worlds Original Electric Hatchery.
II
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

case we will make special terms and
will consider accepting car as part
payment or will trade outright for
cotton, a lot that is clear, or real es-
tate Of any kind.
7-passenger Hudson. sS25. Newly
painted. new seat covers, new tires,
generally in good shape.
5-passenger Buick, $500. This car
is an excellent car. Has good tires
and considerable money has been
spent in putting it in condition.
T-passenger Chalmers. 1896. Ex-
cellent tires, new paint and generally
in first class shape. A real bargain
for some one.
7-passenger Oldsmobile s, s115O.
Looks like new and is in excellent
condition.
Hudson speedster, $3.50. Thorough =
ly overhauled, newly painted; has
new seat covers and is an excellent
car.
Kissel Chummy roadster, $3.50.
Wire wheels, two spare wheels and
tires, bumpers
1885. Has had careful use and is
really good car.
5-passenger Buick, s795 Newly
painted and general condition good.
Cole speedster. s395. This car runs
surprisingly well and will make a
snappy speedster for someone, or an
excellent car for shop car for some
mechanic. Would make an ideal
towing car.
olds 8. 5000. Dodge touring, 1915,
Overland touring, $275.
Hudson speedster, $3.50 Newly
painted wire wheels, two extra wire
wheels with two spare tires and tire
covers; special clock, vacuum gas
gauge, trunk rack on rear and other
extra equipment.
Then we have tractor that is for
sale at so per cent discount. This
tractor can be bought on purchasers
own terms and would require very
small payment down TO responsible
party.
DULMAGE & DUNBAR
Central Ave & Madison. Phone 4O0S
~
1918 MAXWELL. cneap; good con-
dition. 412 No. eth Ave. L
MODEL "a Hupmobile, CO. run
ming, good rubber; nndel 'i6 Ford
light truck, SIPS: 10 model Ford ton
truck. worm drive, 1925. 4th ave
and Jackson St Wood yard. go
FORD '20-New rubber. Al condi-
tion. $215 906 N. End St. DIN
LATE 1921 MODEL BUICK SIX
ROADSTER: RUN LESS THAN
5000 MILES: IN FIRST CLASS
CONDITIONS; FIVE CORD TIRES;
OWNER WILL SELL AT $500 LESS
THAN COST. PHONE 3541 OR 2051.
FORD coupe, lots of extras. alumi-
mum body, leather upholstering, five
good tires, first classs paint job. mo-
tor perfect Price S445, easy terms.
Sunday morning. $40 n. Center.
Phone 4136. II
OAKLAND RDST.-Perfect motor.
$3.50. SOC n. 2nd St. DIM
FOR SALE BY OWNBR-Overland
Country Club roadster, excellent me-
chanical condition, good rubber. Car
has never been abused. Call 1917 n
First street. Phone 1856. dm
DUPLEX transformer, fits all
spark plugs, saves gas easier start
ing: more power. eliminates carbon.
Fires plugs in OIL Price 81 per set of
four Money back guarantee. Agents
wanted. 1896 Sycamore. Duplex
Transformer Co. Detroit. Mich. It
CHEVROLET 4.90, perfect condi-
ton; price TO sell 306 n. Second
street 1t
EQP SAI.E-Qnn nnI,Iand tn,,t.i,,c.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

FOR .SAI.E-Eight American pure
blood doe kids each one chocolate
color and regularly marked. All are
sired by Cawood No. 3T62, who last
year produced AZ pair OF twin doe
kids and will exceed that record this
year. No spots or tricolor in Cawood.
The dams are does not for sale, each
one has a teat and udder equaling
COWS, each one is now producing
more than 6iS quarts OF milk daily.
| cannot supply the demand for milk
at 35 cents a quart and will offer
these 8 doe Kids at $50 each or the S
head for $3.50 | do not think time or
money can select their equal as
prospective milk producers. Your or
der accepted by payment in full and
delivery of kids May /, 1922. Mature
does now giving a gallon daily and
many coming fresh, at reasonable
prices. Two OF the best milk pro-
ducing strain OF bucks in America.
Iowa Ferdinand No. S772 imported by
De Haan. Dark color. short haired,
regular markings. As active and
lively as a squirrel. a sure breeder. !
have all my young stock bred to him
and have another buck from De
Hams importation; not related is
my reason for offering him for sale
+
think, is the equal OF any living buck
in America. Nearly all his offsprings
are female and a sure breeder OF
type and color. I have a large num-
ber OF his offspring and offer him
for $500 VIII exchange either or
both of pure bred does or doe kids.
Both bucks are usually docile. but as
lively and active as a real pure bred
buck ought to be; Is years in Call
fornia. References, our customers
Visitors welcome daily except Sun
day Carl =. Sheddan q Son, 1875
Hawthorn. cor. Commercial St. In
glewood. Calf. Phone 2S3. 1t
CATTLE dying with blackleg,
Vaccinate With the original o. M.
Franklin germ free vaccine. one
dose protects for life. Vaccine and
syringes at $50 w. Adams St II
FOR SALE-GOod burro. perfectly
safe and reliable. Phone 536S, DIP
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

tUR SALE-Baby Chicks: for high
grade white and brown leghorn baby
chicks - Mitchel's Poultry Farm,
Mesa, Ariz. IL
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

T-passenger Chalmers. 1896. Ex-
cellent tires. new paint and generally
in first class shape. A real bargain
for some one.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Hudson speedster, $3.50. Thorough e
~ overhauled, newly painted; has
new seat covers and is an excellent
car.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

ers and setting eggs. 1889 East Mon
roe st. DIP
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

T-passenger Oldsmobile 8, $3.50
Looks like new and is in excellent
condition.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

T-passenger Hudson. $S25. Newly
painted. new seat covers, new tires
generally in good shape.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
STATE INSPEcTs HATCHeRlES
Poultry Industry In Wisconsin Under
state ReoUiation-csrtiH-
Gates Are Given.

The Wisconsin poultry hatcheries
are the only ones ia the United states
which are under state regulation and
Inspection. according 90 Information
collected BY the United States Depart
ment 81 Agriculture. Because 81 the
menace o. the poultry industry
through the sale ~ young chicks ~
inferior quality AMI breeding. N.
state department ~ markets and the
poultry department ~ the University
% Wisconsin have established regula-
lions and requirements for hatchery
nocks and for hatchsries. and those
that mn the requirements ana live up
to the regulations will be known a.
Wisconsin inspected and accredited
hatcheries and hatchery nocts" A
Hist of the accredited hatcheries and
nocks has been prepared and pub
lishsd. Chicks purchased from hRtch.
cries on the list bear the mark % the
department 81 markets. which gives
assurance that they are standard bred
and from reasonably good egg produc.
Ing strains Inspectors issue eertih
Gates 10 owners 81 hatchcries and
nocks that M the requirements.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

Invention of the iron bed date,
back TO Biblical tlmes. The first snca
bed h mentioned Ia the third chapter
% the book of deuteronomy.
For only og. King Of Bashan. ~,
manned of the remnant Of giants; be.
hold, his bedstead was a bedstead OF
Iron. -. Nine cublts was ihs
length thereof aud four cubits tl,s
breadth of II. after the cuht Of q
man"
In the breezy yernaeular of the dh.
this war some bed. la ANCIENT Egypa
the cubit represented the length VI =
mans forearm from the elbow 20 the
TIPS ~ the fingers. II varied between
twenty and twenty-one Inches. The
ee,lsiead Of good King 90. therefore.
va about seven feet Wide aud fifi.ex
hons.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
Raw Onion Purines Air.

Disease germs cannot flourish In the
veins Of any person who makes a habit
Of eating the humble but Invaluable
onion. In remote villages the old Gus
tom s,ill exists of placing a plate full
Of sliced onion beside the bed or coffin
OF any person who has died 81 an In
fictitious dissase. Although those who
follow this practice cannot explain II.
the fact l. that the raw onion destroys
germs and puriiie- the Infected air Of
the death caanber
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

why have I never mar, rdf' the
confirmed bachelor fsl,,nie'l a BEADING:
question. "Well. once upnn time In .
crowd ! trod on a lHd,'s gown. She
turned furionsly. beginning. You
clumsy hruter Then shr smll'd sweet.
" and said ooh. I beg YOUR pardon.
thought ven were nay husband. Ma.
II really doesn't matter m the least.
And when came a. Trims o over de-
cid.d that I'D bette. lcg marriage
alone
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
C. NJ. TREADwAY. Judge.


Among the lso different kinds OF
bacteria and other organisms takeu
from the bodies Of house flies by diff
ferent investigators are infnniile diar
rhoea, typhoid fever. anthrax. food
poisoning, amoebic dysentery. Abcesses
leprosy. tapeworms. hookwoFms. bu
bonic plague. conJunctivitls. sum.
mer complaint. tuberculosis. enteritis,
trachoma. erysipieas. gas gangrene
stomach worms. pinworms and oph.
thaluia.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

A glimmer Of llght II shown on the
mystery of the simultaneous use Of the
bathroom for local aud hydr"pathic en-
ercises by the following, written by a
student IN lndia Climate has a great
difference un character We always OLD
serve that " 4 lti son enters q hot bath.
room be h always compelled to sins
aud ehanl. 1he reason 10 that heat
causes the expansion of the human
soul as well as other bodies - Boston
Iraaf r,ii
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

breeding specimens are now found In
many parts Of the country In order
20 obtain suitable remounts for the
service the army has placed Morgan
siaIlions In Kansas Missouri. Montana.
Nebraska and Texas A fee srv owned
privately Ia Illinois Missouri. and
lows. hut the stronghold 81 the brce'i
remains In New England. particularly
In Vermont. where i was FIRST de-
velopcd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
PRECINCT NO. 3

Beginning Of Public Square thence Of
Dnv Street Paudng Street; o. Pauldng Street
Water Works road: thence with Works Water
County
ne Lincoln County line the l. y. r.; with
Campbell
with Of Campbell the alley ke blacksmith shops thence
TO Of Public Square The beginning