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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-08
Blackstone Booking Games

Blackstone Juniors. a fast thirteen -dfteen
year-old five. has reorganiEed and Just re-
petcnt captain In A. Cohen, and under his
care. such player. as schwartz. Smiley. s.
Pomerantz. Blackstone would like to sched
ule games with all teams Of Its age eIther
stone 1ddress Manarer 4, schv.r"tx, 'sS is1i
South Lawrence street. wv
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peIeo to Play Greenwax

The Delco Club, OF Darby, we'll known
on the football gridiron Ia now in basketba ii
and tomorrow night will play the Greenway y
Club. of West Philadelphia. at the BiJou
Theatre. Last week Grecnway defes led
West Philadelphia Y. VI. II. A. % to Ia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-08
TITLE FOR PHILA. GUNNER
:. 3. MeIrath Captures Interstate
Amateur Cup at Kansas City

Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. S.-Frank
Troeh, Vancouver. Wash. retained the
Interstate Individual Target Cup, out
shooting nine challengers at the
eighteenth annual Interstate midwinter
trap shooting tournament. Troeh broke
% out Of 100 targets.
Il. b. Melrath. Philadelphia. wrested
the Interstate Individual Amateur Flyer
Cup from Fred Etchen. Coffeyville.
Kan. His score was "a out of a possible
%. There were seventeen chaliengers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-08
Frlsco Leos In Come back

Four hoxing bouts will ie offered pa irons
have bscn arranged as follows; joe Boyle
xs George TSIIky Slktv snSt!.nE A. ;;S,1s GEhsn "
and Youps Mcdway w, Joe Mcoiovern. ~
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'uss sailor Freedman for As.,,,t

yreedns,o' Feb S,-William "saiI,r"
.Nsted hor, the lightwcight boxer. WAS ar
kosed ,nI moLc on chargc OF assault ana "a
Nm NM a,raht, charscd. Freedman bcst
VBeftel L,s, sn", nm In the foot following n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-08
School Court Standings
and Yesterdays Results
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
RESERVE LEAGUE

YEsTERDAY'S RESULTS 80"
Satnolic Hlah, 80; Saiesianum High. IL.
81. Joseph's Prep. 80: w. Catholic H.. Is.
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OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE ~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Football Men
Ruled Out

Several members OF the Centre
College football team. WHO engaged in
a game between the local American
Legion team and the team represent
ing Pleasureville, are reported to
have been given professional rating
and to have been declared ineligible
to any further college games.
The Pleasureville management Sc
cured the college players for the
game and hid them away in a barn
until time for the fraeas 10 begin.
The local team played well. but was
outelassed by the outfit hat Pleasure.
vile had gathered. Several Of the
men who are in trouble with the
Centre College authorities were
here Tuesday in an endeavor TO gath
or evidence TO support their side Of
the ease.-Shelbyville Record.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08

Bourne-Judy

Last Saturday afternoon at the
Broadway Christian church parsonage
in Lexington, Miss Dodo Bourne.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. b. Bourne. Of this county. was
married to Mr.. Frank Judy. Of Pres
tonburg. Rev. Mark Coils officiating.
The marriage was a surprise 10 all
except members Of the immediate
family. Miss Bourne IL exceedingly
popular and beautiful. The groom
Is a son Of Mr.. W. u. Judy. formerly
Of Winchester. but now resident Of
Florida. He 10 very capable young
man. being a coal operator Of Pres
;onsburg. where the happy couple
will make their home. The bes,
wishes Of many friends 20 with them
and hope that their life together may
be long and a happy one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08

The Lancaster Flour Mills were
sold at public auction las; Saturday.
the purchaser being Mr.. J. X. Meyers.
Of Scottsville. Ky. The price paid
was $500. Possession will be given
at once, and Mr.. Meyers together
with his wife and one child will move
to our city, where they will be given
cordial welcome. The mill is the
oldest in the city and has a wide repu-
tation for the splendid -four il has
put out in the pas, and we predict for
!, great future in the hands Of the
new owner. who comes to US as a
man Of wide experience in this line
Of business
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
MASS MEETING
Last Saturday In Interest OF
Red Cross
MISS MISSIONER ENDORSED

Realizing the excellent work that
has been accomplished in Garrard
county BY the local Chapter Of the
Red Cross. and the untiring energy
that has been given this work by Miss
Eva Wes;over. those who saw the
opening program o. the Baby Clinic
last Thursday. started a petition call
ing for a mass meeting o. the citi-
zens % the town and county for Sat
urday afternoon. which resulted n
large crowd assembling at the court
house at the appointed hour.
DIR. A. T. Mccormick. secretary Of
the State Board Of Health. was in
vited and was present He made a
splendid appeal for the retention Of
Miss westover in Garrard county.
whose work here had been advertised
all over the state. he said. |; was
through her work in Garrard county.
DR.. Mccormick said. that the $50. 900
appropriation was given by the last
Legislature. Just when ., looked as
IL the bill would fail Of passage. r.
d. MeMurtry. Garrard representative
in Legislature. took the floor and
told Of the excellent work that had
been accomplished by Miss westover
in Garrard county. DR.. Mccormick
stated. and saved the day for this
liberal appropriation.
Does the people Of Garrard eoun-
ty appreciate this work. IS the ques-
ton tina, is now before her people
and will be brought before the Fiscal
Cour; in the next few days. that IL
may consider an appropriation suffi-
Glen, to continue the services Of Miss
Westover for another year. her pres
ent fiscal year ending July lst. A
failure 70 do this would be a step
backward. in one ~ the best and
mos; important works ever under
taken in Garrari county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Royston

James A. Royston, aged 76 years.
died at his home in Hill Court here
last night al s:45. after an illness
covering the past three years Mr..
Royston was one Of the best known
citizens Of Lancaster and Garrard
county. He had many personal
friends that will be grieved TO learn
Of his passing. He was a member Of
the Methodist church and deyout in
Its teachings.
He is survived by his widow and
three children: Mrs. Z. c. Gaines. Of
this city. Miss Anne Royston, Of
Chicago and Mr.. Claude Royston. of
Chicago. One daughter. Miss Nellie.
preceded aim TO the grave about
twenty years ago. The sympathy Of
the community 20 out 20 the bereaved
family in the loss Of an affectionate
husband an indulgent and devoted
father.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Lancaster cemetery by Rev.
Price 7. Smith Friday afternoon at
$3.50. interment following immediate
Ia after.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Laurel Bad Man
Dehes Circuit Judge

London. ky..-On orders from
Judge Hiram Johnson to bring into
court Frank Helion and his followers.
Sheriff J r. S,ringer and a posse
have spent the last two days and
nights in the wilds around Rock Cas-
tie Springs. A; the February term
Of court Helion. the alleged leader
Of lawless gang. was given 10 jail
sentences for contemp, Of court. bu,
escaped while working on the road
near London.
He has since been a, large. sending
messages o. defiance TO the court
officers declaring he would kill any
one who attempted to arres; him.
Recently Sheriff Stringer returned
with Dora Reedy. Myrtle Whitaker
and Hiram Wells and placed them in
Jail. II is said they are members Of
Helton's gang and had notified him
Of the approach Of the officers.
Helton's home was raided and four
heavy guns and more than 100 rounds
of ammunition were brought TO
London. He 10 hiding in the Rock
Castle river cliffs. heavily armed.
Sheriff Stringer has returned to the
vicinity Of Rock Castle Springs with
additional deputies armed with high
powered rifles and having orders from
Judge Johnson TO stay till Helton is
eantured
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Crab Orchard Springs
Has Auspicious
Opening
Record At,endsnes at Popular Re.
sort Last Thursday

Under the most favorable auspices,
the Crab Orchard Springs popular
health and pleasure resort. opened it,
door. 20 the public last Thursday. a.
il ia custom every year. and with
Il brought the larges; gathering ever
seen there upon any similar occasion.
Senator Joe Haselden. who can al.
ways give you the glad hand, was In
his happiest mood that day and made
every one present felt that IL was
good 20 have been there. Every
year marks new and important
changes in this famous resort and this
year is not an exception to this rule
Everything for the convenience and
pleasure Of the guests has been look
ed after, until today. Crab Orchard
Springs stands out foremost among
the popular watering and health re-
sorts % the country
The feature % the opening day
was the grand ball in the evening
when several hundred couples tripped
the ligh, fantastic. Many eonven-
tons will be held there during the
coming season, among them the mid
summer meeting OF the Kentucky
Press Association. The Eighth Dis
triet Bankers will hold their session
there tomorrow. friday and sever
al hundred will doubtless attend.
The Laundry Owners Of America
held a three day session there last
week, and all left singing the praises
Of the Springs management and the
entertainment that was given them
during their short stay.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
EXCITEMENT
Mr.. Menefee, of the Depart
ment of Justice, Arrives in
Danville to Investigate
Serial Numbers on
Automobiles


Sheriff W. Logan Wood and his
alert deputies. Jesse W. overstreet
and John W. webb, have been ex-
tremly busy today in connection with
Mr.. J. s. Menefee. Of the Department
Of Justice, Washington. d. c. Il is
reported that hundreds % automo-
biles. mostly Fords, have been sold
in Central Kentucky and that the
original serial numbers on the en-
gines have been filed out and new
numbers substituted. The numbers
on a large percentage Of the Ford
ears in Danville were examined and
a record taken By Mr.. Menefee. II
Is said that many people have been
vic,imizet as the result Of having
been sold cars which were stolen. and
the numbers changed By experts.
Dealers as well ~ the purchasers have
been likewise trieked. il is stated.
Cars were stolen for instances in
Omaha. Nebraska, and brought to
Lexington and other points and sold.
Considerable excitement has been
oeeasioned in the old town today and
crowds gathered around the machines
as the high government official gath
cred the statistics. No charges. how
ever, have been preferred against any
one and none Of the cars seized as
the numbers have TO be further in
ves,igatei to find IL really any offense
has actually been committed. The
reason the Federal government is
taking hand in the investigation is
due to the belief that cars stolen in
one state were driven to another
state TO be sold.-Danville Advocate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Ready For Business

The store room Of Diekerson and
Hamilton, successors 10 ". b. Ball.
have just completed the interior Of
the building. by rearranging the stair
way, painting and papering and to-
day it is one Of the handsomest store
rooms in the city. This firm will
carry a complete line Of general mer-
ehandise. and are receiving daily
shipments Of dry goods and notions.
Give them a call and watch for their
BIZ advertisement which comes cut
aOon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Group Eight


Group Eight Of the Kentucky
Bankers Association will hold their
annual meeting at Crab Orchard
Spring. Friday. June 9th. The
meeting will be called TO order by
Mr. s. II. Nichols. cashier Of the
Boyle Bank and Trus, Company. Of
thi. city. who is President Of the
Group.
Those who are on the program for
talks are Hon. Joseph Haselden,
Frank Rout. Of Lawreneeburg; Hon.
c. ID. Minor. Of Perryyille, Godfrey
Morgan. Of Louisville; George 4. Al
len. West Baden. Ind, =. II. Engel-
ken Lexington; J. NJ. Johnson, Law
reneeburg. and X. b. Burman, Of
Richmond
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Appointed Abstracters

Messrs. Robert II. Tomlinson and
Robert II. Hays, young attorneys Of
this city, composing the firm Of Tom
linson a Hays have recently been
appointed representatives and alb
stractors for the Louisville Joint
Stock Land Bank. This large land
bank is organized under the Federal
Farm Loan Act and is prepared to
make loans on good farms in Gar
rard county in amounts ranging from
$4,000 up to $4,000. nc commission
being charged. Their proposition is
an attractive one and Messrs. Tomlin-
son and Hays are congratulated upon
their appointment.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
II YEARS AGO
THIS WEEK
Items Culled From the Files
OF The Central Record
JUNE 7th.. 1895

Mr. ]. Raymond Haselden. the
popular young hardware dealer. and
timer. met with a painful accident
Tuesday morning. He was in his
spring wagon starting GU; 20 do some
work. when the seat slipped. throw
ing him violently 20 the ground.
His left shoulder was dislocated and
small bone broken. Very forum.
ately he has an accident policy with
local agent. which will pay him
while he is disabled.
Commencement exercises u Gar
rard College were held at the Chris.
tian church Wednesday morning.
Diplomas were presented 20 two
graduates. Misses Francis Helen Ber-
~ and Mamie Phillips Music wa.
furnished by pupils Of Miss Minnie
Elliott. and showed careful training
she had given the class.
While putting a roof on the home
% T. :. Elkin. near town. Tuesday.
Mr.. George Smith. carpenter. lost his
footing and fell 10 the ground. His
lcf; shoulder struck picket fence
badly laeeraiing the flesh and causing
a painful wound.
". MeJohnston. J. Hunt McMur.
try. John Duncan. John Boner. ID.
x. Collier. Rice Benge and Alfred
Dunn. were sent TO the Republican
Convention az Louisville a. delegates.
George o. Barnes Is in an interest
lng meeting al the court house.
preaching to crowded houses every
night the gospel Of God Is love and
nothing else."
Zcik Reid Is shot by Nick Leavell
on Battle Row" the result of quar-.
rel over a recent election. Reid j.
badly hurt.
Postmaster James Hamilton ha. e.-
tabllshed Sunday mail between
Stanford and Lancaster.
Clayton Arnold bought a nice
bunch % hogs % Tine Cook at 4
cents pound.
Twenty Year, Ago This Week
Coming-,he automobile.
A local option election has been
called for the Buckeye precinct.
Mr.. and Mrs W. !. Williams are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival Of a fine boy. chris,ened
Bradford Jennings William.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Live Stock Markets

Cincinnati. June Hogs receipts
$500; active and strong. Heavies
sil.00; packers and butchers sil.O0;
medium sli.00; stays $500 a $3.50;
heavy fat sows $500 q $3.50: light
shippers sll.00; pigs 10 pounds and
less $500 a sil.0O.
Cattle receipts. $500; steady;
steers good 20 choice $500 a $3.50;
fair to good $3.50 a $3.50; common
to fair s4.5O a $3.50; heifers good
to choice $3.50 a $500; fair to
good $500 "a $3.50; common 70 fair
slOO a 5000; cows good to choice
$500 a 5000; fair TO good $3.50
q $500; cutters s2.75 a 1925.
Calves strong TO soc. higher Good
medium and good stockers and feed.
ers 1915 a 1915.
Hogs $4,000; active; strong 70 Sc
higher; good butchers 5000 q
5000; light lights $1,000 a $3.50;
pigs mostly sio.25 a sio.65; bulk
packer sows $500 a s9.l5.
Sheep 5000; spring lambs rs TO
25e higher; aged sheep rs to SOC
higher; native spring lambs bulk
siS.75 a si425; eulls mostly 81:
light shorn ewes $500 q $3.50;
heavies $500 a $3.50.
Louisville. June Cattle 200;
slow. steady; range So q ss.25.
Hogs. 1900; strong; steady. range
$500 a si0.so.
Sheep. 3,soo; active. steady to 25e
OF; lambs si425 "a sla50; sheep
! $500; bucks $500 down.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Good Stock Sales
Made by Dixie Stock Farm Recent,

Sanders Brothers and John VI.
Anon. proprietors Of the Dixie Stock
Farm. repor; the following sales made
recently.
Two nice Poland China gifts TO
H. II. Glyens. Napfor. Ky. al SEQ
each; one TO II. NJ. Quarles, Frank
fort. Ky.; a nice boar to Clyde r.
Walt, Cynthiana; gilt pig TO Duncan
HaNlden: one TO Robert Gulley;
eight gifts and one boar TO +. l..
Yantis. The above sales were all
Poland Chinas Of the highest type.
These gentlemen also sold two South
down bucks TO X. A. Dodd. OF Nicho-
lasville and a Dorset buck to Squire
K. l.. Barker Of this county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Good Show

The school auditorium was practic-
ally filled las, Monday evening.
when the Senior class Of Berea came
down and presented Booth Tarking-
tons four act comedy, entitled. "Clar-
enee" in a way that was pleasing to
the audience and which showed care
ful training upon the part Of all that
participated.
The door receipts amounted 70
about SOS. a portion OF which went
TO the b. Y. P. U. Of the Baptist
church.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Brother Dies

Mr. r. II. Batson received a mess
age Sunday morning announcing the
death Of his brother, DIR. John ID.
BatsOn. who died at his home in Okla
homa City after an illness Of several
months caused BY hardening Of
arteries DIR. Batson ia well remem-
bered here where he visited his broth
er at one time, staying several
months
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
BABY CLINIC
Held Under Auspices of Local
Red Cross Brings Out
Large Attendance With
100 Babies Exhibited
Big Parade Attractive Feature

Decidedly one ofthe biggest events
ever undertaken by the local Red
Cross Chapter and one that proved a
success in every particular, was the
Baby Clinic held in Lancaster last
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. The
little tots began arriving in town
early and before noon fifty babies I'M
der one year old we're brought into
the court house accompanied by their
mothers, and occasionally a proud
father came along, just to show that
he too was also interested.
A more beautiful and healthy lot
Of babies were never before seen to-
gether in Lancaster. The program
which had been so carefully arranged
By Miss Eva Westover, our local Red
Cross nurse. and DIR. J. z. Edwards,
our county Health Officer. was car
ried on, to the letter. each baby being
carefully examined, weighed. meas
ured and scored. By DIR. Edwards. as
sisted by competent corp Of helperS
chief among them being Mrs. George
Smith. who was the chairman Of this
feature Of the program.
While no prizes were given or Of
fered for the handsomest or the most
perfect baby. all entrants received a
handsome certificate, which doubt
less will be priced by the proud par
ents and in later years by the en-
trants themselves. One Of the most
interesting features Of the entire
program was the parade Of all the
entries Thursday afternoon. Fifteen
automobiles were required 20 carry
the babies. some Of which contained
as many as seven babies. The Lam
caster Brass Band headed the parade
and furnished enhancing music then
followed a fine Jersey COW lead by a
proud boy, the large sign on the COW
read. Babies am your best friend"
The first car in line contained the six
grandchildren Of DR.. and Mrs. J. B.
kinnaird and a handsomer bunch
would be hard to get together. The
parade was warmly eheered by the
hundreds that lined the sidewalks and
many warm congratulations were
given Mrs. Ross Basin, who was
chairman Of the parade committee.
for this part Of the entertainment
which was success in every particu-
lar.
The committee in charge Of the
dinner, deserve equally as much cred
il for its part Of the work. which
beautifully provided milk for all the
babies as well as a nice lunch for the
grown-ups.
The rain Friday marred the attend
anee Of the babies over one year and
under two years, but many braved
the weather and several dozen were
looked after on this day. Saturday
was for babies or rather children over
two years and under six years old
and many were. on hand and another
enjoyable day spent. Those who
failed to attend this baby conference
missed treat, for il would have con-
WINGED anyone that the work Of Miss
MISSIONER in Garrard county has not
been in vain. Her work should not
cease and many expressions that day
were. that the Fiscal Court Of Gar
rard county should appropriate funds
TO carry on this splendid work.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Scott-Montgomery

Mss Addie Scott, daughter Of Mrs.
Charlie Scott. Of Hyattwille. was
married to Mr.. John Montgomery, Of
this city, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. W. +. Rix at the
Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. Montgomery is well known and
popular around town. serving on
many occasions as traffic marshal and
deputy city marshal His bride is
popular. well known and will prove a
valuable helpmate through life. which
all friends hope will be filed with
happiness
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
FREE TRIPS
To Be Given Boys and Girls
To Junior Week at Uni
versity Of Kentucky
CENTRAL RECORD GIVE ONE

; At meeting % the Chamber OF
Commerce on March 3ist, 1922, Mr..
Gar.lde, assistant Club Leader 81 the
College Of Agriculture, At Lexington
gave a very interesting discussion on
club work for boy. and girls In Ken
lucky. A result % this splendid
talk, the Chamber % Commerce be-
came interested and has offered two
free trips for the Junior Week. which
meets a, Lexington on June 18TH. To
2lth.. for Garrari county boys and
girls. The Central Record because Of
is interest In the boys and girls OF
Garrard county has also agreed To
give one free trip. which includes
transportation. tuition ard one weeks
board at the University The X. j.
Reynolds Tobacco Company. through
TIE club department ~ the College
OF Agriculture. has giyer transporta-
ton TO and from Lexin Ston, for one
boy or girl.
The selection o. the boys and girls.
who will be given these trips. will be
made on a basis % merit, Miss Joyce
Syler. the County Home Demonstra-
ton Agent. conducting :he eXamina.
tons. the questions covering the fol-
lowing topics:
Record a. a Junior Club member,
Familiarity with rural !.fe."
The result % the examination
showed the following received the
highes, marks. Me-rs. Julian Elliott
and NJ. G.. Aldridge. h'ghes, grade
for boys and Misses Elizabeth Rich
and Lucille s,app highe., Tor girls.
The program Tor the week will be
interesting and instructive. The
mornings will be devoted to class
work. nature study. farm life in the
home and on the farm. The after
moons will be taken up with amu.e-
ments. athletics. etc; the evening will
be taken up with story telling, pic
turc shows. bontres. etc.
The boys and girls during the en-
tire week will be IN charge Of the
men and women % the University and
will be cared for In the dorm!,ories
Of the college. Miss syler will Of
course be on hand during the entire
week.
The work which Miss Sylcr has
done Tor the boys and girls Of Gar
rari county IL eommenlabie indeed.
The County Board o. Education re-
cogn.Eing the valuable services she
has given and seeing the results In
the schools ~ the county. has already
made an appropriation Of $500.
on her salary for the coming year.
which begins July ls,. The Garrard
County Fiscal Court has always voted
the same amount and viii doubtless
do 90 again at its next meeting. This
splendid work should not cease. es-
peeially as the state and government
pay one-hAlf Of the salary % all DEM
onstration Agents
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-08
Leave For Cincinnati

We regret 20 note that Mr. and
Mrs ]. d. Prayther. after many
years spent in Lancaster, went 70
Cincinnati last Sunday, where they
expect to reside in the future. The
many warm friends they leave be-
mind will miss them but the bes.
wishes Of the community and town
20 with them in their new home.
Their daughter. Miss Ora Prather,
will remain here where she will teach
again the coming session.