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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Drastic Injunction
Made Permanent
Federal Judge says r. z. Employe,
Cannot Prevent Operation Of
Road

Chicago. Sept. 23-Federal Judge
James wilkcrson today granted At
torney General Daugherty's petition
for a nation wide injunction against
the striking railway shopmen In a
lengthy review ~ the case he said
the defendants could not deny knowl-
edge and responsibility for the wide
spread violence which marked the
strike.
The partial settlement ~ the strike.
he held. had not affected the fight ~
the government 10 obtain a nation
wide injunction.
The court gave attorneys for the
defense until Monday morning to
study the decision and prepare tn
argue the text 81 the injunction or
der which will be signed Daugherty
today presented the government 5
draft which is even more drastic than
the restraining order now IN force.
The order will affect a00, 900 mem
bcrs % the six crafts belonging TO the
railway employees department ~ the
American Federation Of Labor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Free for Our Readers

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
LEGION
Elects Officers Tuesday. De-
tober Bird. 1929

The local Post u the American
Leg on are calling for a special meet
INK on the night ~ Tuesday. October
3rd.. which Is next week for the pur-
pose - elccting officers.
This j. one u the best posts TO be
found ia the State. and The work
thcy have accomplished is very graft
flying 10 the local members. The
present Post Commander and Adju-
tact. nsmcly: Billy Miller and Rob
crt Meadows. have worked hard for
the Post and will continue 10 fight
Tor the American Legion. and a. the
time d. now AZ hand 90 elect new
officers for the local Post many are
being mentioned. all Of whom would
make deal oficers TIL. is duty
that all service men Ia Garrard coun-
q should see TO and that is 20 get
a. many 81 the cS-seryice men into
this meeting a. possible a. the work 81
this Post will on next Tuesday night
y. turned over TO the newly elected
officers
This meeting will be held in the !.
q q. D. Hall over Currey and Gull
lcy's store and the meeting will be
opened promptly at 7:Ij 7. VI.
Among the many who are being
mentioned for officer. Of the Heidel
Sanford Post and who are worthy
Leg.onaiTes. who will make most
crcditable officers are Alex Doty. A.
u Joseph. Robt n Hayes AZ present
member ~ the American Commits
sion Department ~ kentucky. Thorn
-. Pieratt. Chas Land. Andy CIRQUE
norm. Marx Jennings. Rev Willie
Rogers. Lee Ledfrod and DR. ]. r..
Edwards.
Let every service man IN the coun-
~ assemble al the l. O. q. =. Hall
IN Lancaster. Ky. on Tuesday night.
October 3rd.. 1922. at 7:s5 T. NJ.
and support his candidate and help
pa, him over
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
COLT SHOW
Attracts Much Attention Last
Monday

Eight splendid colts, sired By J.
G. Gastineau's famous walking stall
lion. were shown in Lancaster last
Monday and attracted unusual atten-
ton. for many were heard 20 say,
they were the best lot If colts ever
seen together in Lancaster. Mr.. Ca.
tineau had advertised to give $500
in prizes to the three best colts. which
naturally brough, gu; some keen COM
petition. Mr.. Perry Ingram, 81
Boyle. and Thomas Hill 81 this coun-
~ were selected TO judge the en-
tries and their decision gave universal
satisfaction. Both are splendid
judges. Mr. Hill being considered
one Of the best in Garrard county
Both judges were warm in ther
praise OF the quality % the colts en-
tered and said that a better exhibi,
was seldom seen in a fair ring.
This speaks well for the famous
sire. so well known throughout this
and adjoining counties and il certain
ly makes the owner feel even more
proud to own such a valuable stall.
lion.
The first prize went to Foster
Green. a nice sorrel filly; second prize
to c. b. Ledford, another beautiful
sorrel. while the third went TO Willard
Criscillis n corking good black horse
col,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
HIKING AROUND
THE WORLD
Boston Girl Reaches Edmon.
ton on 5-Year Hike; has
Crossed America

Edmonton. Alberta With bobbed
hair, cowboy hat. Khaki breeches
and all her marching XII In a bag
over her shoulders. Miss Nell Walker
~ Boston. Mass. has reached Ed
monitor. Alberta, after IL months Of
walking in round-the-w world tour
that Is expected 10 last five years in
all
Miss Walker was ordered TO take
10 the open road by her physician. "a
"a cure for broken health. She liked
the experience so well that she IL
going on right around the world.
making her way by her own earnings.
lecturing. selling picture cards. etc.
She has already crossed America. and
rs since walked over te Canadian
Rockies from Vancouver to Calgary
whence she jumped north 10 Edmon-
ton. She is now nearing Regina.
capital city Of Saskatchewan. on the
prairie. and hopes to get into the
wooded country Of the east before
the winter cold takes the prairie
lands into its icy grip.
Miss Walker has had some strange
and exciting experiences. In Louis
lana she was caught in a cloudburst
while miles away from any habita-
ton. and in California a RATHER shar-
ed her camp bed for the whole Of a
night. but she says cts grea, life.
all the same"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Estes -Niemann

The home Of the Baptist pastor
IN Lancaster. Ny. was the scene Of
a pretty wedding last Thursday morn
ing. September 2lst. when Miss Sabra
Lee Estes, Of Waco, Ny. became the
bride Of Mr.. Erhart &. Nieman. Of
Recdsburg. Wis. The groom is a
veteran Of the late war and mechan-
ic by trade. The bride is an es-
Unable young lady. well known and
popular among large circle Of
friends in her home community and in
this vicinity as well. The marriage
is the outcome Of an interesting
romance Of acquaintance formed dur
ing war days. The groom is splen-
did young man 81 high standing in
his home town. but has shown his
preference for Southern folks and
the happy Southland by choosing his
bride from among kentueky's fair
daughters. and 10 taking up his abode
AS a near neighbor at Crab Orchard.
Thsir many friends both north and
south will join in extending best
wishes and hearty congratulations to
the happy couple in their new home.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Baptist Church News

Our revival services closed Sunday
night after twelve days Of spiritual
and constructive ministry by Brother
Martin. The interest was deep. and
increased with every service. The
messages from night TO night pre-
scented the Gospel in its simplicity
and in the power Of the Spirit, The
morning services were seasons Of
spiritual refre-hment and inspiration
10 all who were IN attendance. The
permanency Of the work will manifest
itself in a quickened church life and
an increased determination on the
part Of the members to seek first the
kingdom Of God and His righteous
ness in every relationship Of life.
The regular business meeting Of
the church will be held on Saturday,
October 7th.. when business Of i'm
portance will be considered. All
members are urged to be present.
An election Of all officers Of the
church. except the deacons. will take
place, and IL is important that every
member should attend.
The services will be- at the regu-
lar hours mex, Sunday, with preach
ing by the pastor morning and eve
ming. DO not forget that Sunday
School now begins at 9:s5 and the
Junior u. Y. =. U. at 6 p. NJ. fol-
lowed by preaching at Z o'clock.
Following the services next Sun
day morning there will be a business
meeting at the church to extend the
pastoral call for the ensuing year.
Every member who believes in prayer
should be present 10 vote, and every
member VINO expects to vote should
come in the spirit Of prayer.
We earnestly invite all Baptists
IN this community to place their
membership with Us, or to come on
confession Of faith. We quote
Isaiah 55;7 as a scriptural reason for
every unsaved person coming to
Christ now. Let the wicked forsake
his way. and the unrighteous man
his thoughts; and let him return un-
to the Lord, and He vii have mercy
upon him; and to our God for He
will abundantly pardon"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Blue Grass B. Y. p. u.
To Have Two Dsy Session al
Winchester
,Con,ributedJ

The Blue Grass Il. Y. T.. u. As
ISOLATION. comprising all the churches
in Central Kentucky. will hold a two
day session in Winchester. AT Central
Baptist church. Thursday and Friday,
October 5th. and 9Th. Many good
speakers are on the program. DR..
J. ". Gillion. pastor % frs, Baptist
Church. Winchester. and DIR. W. l..
Walker. Danville. will make the prin-
cipal addresses. Lyman =. HALEY.
State Il. Y. y. u. secretary. will CON
due, the round table discussion.
Whether you have a Union in your
church you are cordially invited to be
present both days. Winchester will
be glad TO have as many young peo-
pie as may come. You will be high
~ entertained and well taken care
~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Athletics

With the foot ball season now on
IN full bloom. the Lancaster High
School j. rapidly winning great
prominence IN the foot ball world
a far a. the High Schools are con-
ccrned. and with this years prospects
they are figuring on winning all Of
their games and dope now points IN
their favor. Athletic Director John
McRoberts. VINO is also acting in the
capacity Of head Coach has arrang-
ed some Of the best games ever known
to Lancaster High School. among
them being such as Clarke County
High. OF Winchester. Versailles High.
Lexington Model High as well as
Lexington Senior High Of Lexington
and by bringing such teams as this
Ia Lancaster the local squad is de-
serving Of all the credit that the low
ers II foo, ball can possibly give
them. then too, there IL still another
good view point and that is even with
such prospects as VIZ have here II is
not costing the Lancaster School one
cen, To carry on this grea, little team.
which is unques,ionally one Of the
best IN Central kentucky. The
coaches are all gratis men. the uni
forms and foot ball together with
the other equipment are furnished by
the many patrons who pay the small
sum II fifty cents 60 see such games
as these. whereas the few times that
Lancaster High play, away from
home the run from 15cts to one dol
lar.
Practically every team that the
local eleven go up against have an
employed coach. one who gives his
entire team TO coaching, and from the
students standpoint. he mus, be- at
school on time. he mus, behave him.
self upon reachirg school and he
must bring up h., lessons IN order
tina, he may be- able to play on the
team.
On tomorrow tFridayl. Captain
Cox will lead his warriors in the
direction Of Versailles and already
about one dozen ears have promised
to be- on the Square to take over a
load. Let's all 20 over and assist
Captain Cox to tie his third blue
string on his list.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Heavy Fines

william Coldiron. Emory Mewhor-
ter and Ed Anderson drew some
heavy fines in Judge Treadway's
court last Tuesday morning. They
were each fined $50 for gambling
$4,000 each for drinking and Cold
iron drew AN additional fine Of S25
and ten days in jail for carrying a
pistol.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Favors Barley

Many Of the Eighth Dis,ric, pa
pers are coming out strong for Hon.
A. W. Barkley for the democratic
nomination for Governor.
In this connection the Jessamine
Journal says;
!, looks as though now that Con
gresham A. W. Barkley. Of Paducah.
will be a candidate for governor. He
is one Of the most substantial men in
the state and has the right material
in him for a chief executive.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28

Wins Second Game of Foot
Ball

Lancaster High School Foo, Bal
team defeated the strong Nicholas
Vile High School team on the for
mer'- ground Friday afternoon by the
overwhelming score ~ a. 10 q. Cap
tain Cox followed by his band ~
green and white warriors went on
the field determined 90 win the con
test and fought the visitors "a their
feet in the first three minutes 81
play. although 10 was real game 81
ball for the fret quarter. but Lam
caster High School team was too
speedy for the Jessaminc county lads.
Athletic Director and head coach
McRober,s In The beginning Of the
second quarter had perfect confidence
IN his men and from that time on
played second string men. both in the
line and backheld and they showed
up well under fire !, Is true that Es-
ties on Right end together with Henry
Cox at Left Guard and Henry al,
Rignt Guard. are playing IN their
first year having made tn. first team.
nevertheless. Coach McRober,- played
Gooch. Brown. Crcceh. Speake. Lear.
Williams. y Anderson. Moore. Stapp.
Hagan. Thompson. Arnold and n
lott through the remainder ~ the
game. and played exceptionally good
ball and within short time. We
dare predict that his second string
men will be able to overcom. his
regular first team
Coach McRobcrts started hi. men
TO nj, the line and his first string
men consisting % W Anderson.
Crutchhcld. Henry. Bratton. Cox.
Henry. kayanaugh, and Estes for the
line held lac old timers and were
there with the goods. and played a
master game. In the back field were
Captain Cox. " Robinson. e.. Gas.
tineau aud V. Gss,ineau. all % whom
made gain. al will through the WISH
tors me ana their runs ana inter
fcr.nce- we're perfect. The first Few
minute. ~ playing found the ball
over the goa line for the first mark
or Tor Lancaster High School and
from that time on touchdowns were
made AT will. either by the forward
passes. trek plays or hit the line"
stuff Captain Mccarthy for the
Nicholasville choppies played a good
game ~ ball and even with such big
odds never gave up and Vas constant.
~ after his men up until the game
was over to score on l.. II =. but
the hard work on the par, Of the
local lads kept them from scoring.
Time Of Quarters is minutes
Head linesmsn -.----W Wilmot,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Engle are re-
eeiving congratulations upon the ar
rival Of a beautiful little girl. chris
tened Francis kember, who arrived
Wednesday night. bringing additional
blessings to this happy couple. Mr.
Engle before her marriage. was Miss
Minerva Cox.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Chiropractor Not New

For generations in sections Of
Europe the laymen have been using
form Of Chiropractic adjustments
in crude way.
The old method was for the father.
after working all day. to lie down
on the hoor and have one 81 the
younger children walk up and down
his spine. This proved restful and
invigorating.
Today the modern Chiropraetor
achieves almost perfect results by
hand adjustments Chiropraetie is a
discovery Of an old prineiple-the
perfection. in fact, Of a proved prin-
ciple.
II. y. Wade. ID. C.. Chiropractor.
Office hours 10 II A. NJ. and
2 to g p. NJ.
Evenings, Sundays and Holidays
by appointment (iO
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Wheeler

Mr. Horace u. Wheeler died at the
home ~ his son. Morris Wheeler. near
MeCreary. last Tuesday. after a ten
days lines, % blood poisoning Mr..
Wheeler was 20 years old and was a
member of the Bethel church. Burial
took place al the family burying lot
at Nina, yesterday morning. services
being conducted by Rev. A. ". Man
ley
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
Great Game at
Paint Lick

Lexington baseball team will cross
bats with the famous Paint Lick team
at Paint Lick tomorrow. friday
afternoon. This is the Las, baseball
gam. Of the season and should be
the best one 81 them all.
Clcl Ta,um will twirl for Pain,
Lick. which will make !, even more
interesting Let's all 10.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
GUY.
colt

Mrs. George Brown spent the pas.
week with Louisville friends.
Mrs. Henry futile was a visitor
Thursday Of Mrs. VIM. Walker.
Mrs. Elma Baker. of Judson. visit
ed Mrs. Jim Yantis Tuesday night.
Mr.. z. T. Rice. ST.. Of Richmond.
was the guest Sunday night Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry d. Rice.
Mrs. John Morris and children. Of
Cincinnati, are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Merida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Sebastian. Of
-McCreary. were Sunday visitors Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. VI. Merida.
Miss Ella Mize. Of Georgia. has re-
turned to her home. after n visit with
her sister, Mrs. T. L. Yantis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Green spen, the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Green. Of the Richmond road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ward were
guests Friday Of Mr.. and Ms. VIM.
Clark. Of the Lexington road.
Mrs. VIM. Whitaker spent the
weekend with her daughter. Mrs.
Elmer Chambers. Of Paint Lick.
Mesdames Roy Prather and Afford
Poynter were visitors Wednesday Of
Mrs. Marshal Preston Of McCreary.
Miss Carrie Lee Yater. after a two
weeks visi, with Brodhead and STAN
ford relatives, returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. Taylor and daughter. Miss
Mary, Of Corbin, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Foley and Miss Malinda
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs Vim. Parks, of
Springfield. were guests the past week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yater and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Davidson and
sons. Robert and Glenn Gorden. were
Sunday afternoon visitors Of Mrs
Henry Ya,er and Mr. Ya,er.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lane. Mrs. Al
ford Poynter and little son, Calvin.
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Pendleton in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Callahan and two children.
~ Richmond, were Sunday afternoon
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker and chill
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Crowley Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kidd. Of Nina.
attended an elegant dinner Sunday at
Crab Orchard. given in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mayher. Of Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborn. Of Jess
anime. were visitors Friday nigh, and
Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tut
tie. Saturday night guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Tankersley and spent
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
James lantis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ward were
hosts at a magnificent noon-day din
ner Sunday. their guests being: Mrs.
Sallie Lawson. Of Missouri; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Clark and son. Earl. Mrs.
c. X. Henry and two children. Mr..
and Mrs. X. II. Ward and three sons.
Of kirksville. All spent a delightful
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28

The REQ Bus Line Is putting on a
special rate for Sunday. TO Lexing-
ton and return. for $500 for the
round trip Bus leaves Lancaster at
TAO 4. NJ. returning leaves LcSing-
ION ~ 3 40 l. NJ
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28

Beef cattle-Best heifcr calf -
Henry Montgomery. hrst, Robert
Lee Rankin. second. Best bull calf.
Dixie Stock Farm. first and Robert
Lee Rankin. second.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28

Why worry over what the world
10 coming to, You won't be here to
see il Aop Oh.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28
BRYANTSVILLE
FAIR
Attracts Large Crowd and
Proves Great Success

Those who attended the Commun-
ity Fair at Bryant-villc last Saturday
are unanimous In one opinion. tha,
!, way one 81 the most successful
from every standpoint that was ever
undertaken by the people 81 ,ha,
community. Probably one thousand
or more people saw the splendid dis
play that practically filed the school
building. display that would have
done credit TO a whole county and
a much better one than IL frequently
seen at many ~ the county fairs
throughout the state.
To give some idea Of the inieres,
shown by the people % the nv. school
districts. 20 which the exhibits were
limited. there were seven hundred
and twenty -four entries. !, required
the services ~ ten or twelve judges.
which consumed several hours hard
work. 80 closr and Keen was the com
petition in every department.
One who has never associated with
an affair % this character. can hardly
conceive 20 the work which an under
taking ~ this magnitude entails.
The promoters 81 this fair and those
who - faithfully worked to make
u success. deserves the gratitude
81 the entire community. The chair.
men ~ the various committees work
ed early and late. after !, was de-
cided that a Community Pair would
be held
The Chamber 81 Commerce - Ian
caster and Garrard county very kind
Is donated the service. - the Ian
caster Cornct Band. which dispensed
music the entire day. very much 10
the dcligh, and pleasure - the large
crowd The promoters 81 the fair
are exceedingly grateful 10 the Cham
Der ~ Commerce for this hbcrslity
and asks Us 10 80 state through these
columns Plans are already being
made TO hold another during the fall
Of 1928 at which time Il b. thought
a two day fair instead % one will be
held
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Eatsadsd Thsnks
The following Statement, was issued
By tn. management We take this
occasion TO express our thanks TO
those who gave Us their moral or
financial support. and especially the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Lancaster
which furnished the band 10 supply
the music. --Bryantsvillc Community
Fair. Harry =. Edwards. President.
The following is a complete lis, Of
awards made In the VARIOUS classes.
Ten ears white eorn-Lee Grow,
hrst: Walter Clark. second; and H.
&. Glass. third.
Ten ears yellow corn-G v. Pence.
first; A. h Swope. second; j. ID.
Brumheld. third.
Single ear white corn-frank Fol-
ger. first; Isaac James. second. Mrs
ollie Rankin. third.
Single ear any other color-Wil-
.urn Montgomery, first; x. ID. Nc
Mur,ry. second; q. VI Moreland.
third
Bes, ten ears any other color
Jesse Gulley. first: Brigh,s Bend
School. second and Wesley Thomp-
son, third.
Ten ears popcorn-Lee Grow. first I.
Tom Crank. second. Bryantsyille
Sehool. third.
Wheat ". r. Grow. first. y. r.
Grow. second and G. v Pence, third
Rye-H. c. Glass. first; y. J.
Gosney, second.
Barley-N. T. Grow. first: Harry
=. Edwards, second.
Standing Burnley tobaceo-S. 4.
Preston. first, Lee Grow, second !;
and Will Layton third.
Any other type tobaeco-N. J.
Gosney, first: Frank Folger. second;
and Frank Folger, third.
Timothy hay-Will Swopc, first;
J. n. Edwards. second.
Onc-hslf dozen stakes CONN.
j. Gosney, hrsN y. i. Grow, second
and j. II. Edwards. third,
Livestock department
Beef cattle-Best heifcr calf
Henry Montgomery. first; Robert
Lee Rankin. second. Bes, bull calf.
Dixie Stock Farm, first and Robert
Lee Rankin. second.
Dairy Cattle
Best heifer calf-Glenmore Cur
It's. first: Thos. II. Edwards. second;
best bull calf-H. G. Glass, second.
Best gilt--Dixie Stock Farm, first;
Robert Lillard Gulley, second. Best
boar-Dixie Stock Farm. first and
Dixie Stock Farm, second.
Sweep stakes boar-Dixie Stock
Farm.
Peslsvy Ospsvt@sss
Barred Rocks-Young stock
J. G. Ford. frst and N. 7. Grow. Sec
ond.
white Rocks-Young stock-N.
Continued on las, page,
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Dairy Cattle

Best heifer calf-Glenmore Cur
It's. first: Thos. II. Edwards, second
best bull calf-H. &. Glass. second
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Fsssh eysssrs 81 Sanitary Meat ssi
Fish MssksG
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ttoss

Best gil,--Dixie Stock Farm, first
Robert Lillard Gulley, second. Best
boar-Dixie Stock Farm, first and
Dixie Stock Farm, second.
Sweep stakes boar-Dixie Stock
Farm.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-28

Barred Rocks-Younx stock
J. G. Ford. hrst and N. 7. Grow. see
ond.
white Rocks-Young stock-N
Continued on last pagel