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SITUATIONS yyANTED-MALE.

BooKKEEPER. accountant, %; experienced
trial balance. controlling accounts. credit 9,
COLLECTIONS: fun charge office. salary 800.
Account. Tfo East 1ssth =.
DuTLER-vALET. Thoroughly Competent, IN
telliEent: excellent cook. houseworker ref
ercncga. Phone Bryant 3ia4.
EuTLEp p.--colorsd couple desire positions as
letter. Norris, iee Yves, 1894 n IL
BUTLER, Swiss; highest references; Ian
guas -: travels. Charles eco Lexington av.
CABINET maker. carpenter. ali around.
.go9G worlaman. wishes position. Baumann,
cHAUFFECR, Swedish. wishes position. *.
pert mechanic, good city driver. . years
last place; wife. iaundrees or chambermaid.
Olson. 1lol 81 av.
CHAUFFEUR. married; exper, driver.
handy with all kinds Of tools, engineer hy
trade; city or country. Kovach. care of
HurtIx. ts9 Fast 72d.
CIIAUFFEI1R 1R-MrCFTANTC single Z Years
experience; conscientious. reliable. ncat np-
poarnnce; excellent references. Man, jig w.
aiet 81 Rtverst', 0s77.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, single C34l,
Swede; 10 years experience. good refer
eneci city, country. Address Chauffeur, 1lI
~. 9t1n.
yate family. city, country; references.
schioss. Audubon 24T5.
CHAUFFEUR, ,mechanic Finnish. 20; rood
driver. useful; references. @ t34T Herald.
Harlem.
CHAUFFEUR = Gentleman going South
wishes TO place his colored chauffeur a.
w. 3sth. Briarclff Hat Co. Fitzroy 25i2
| CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. ~ years expert
cnce, care 1 to trucks or pleasure.
Fiiardi. 3os w. il0th. Audubon 1928
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. as. refined, neat :
~ years experience: hast position years.
Isl =. Seth Lenox 5s0t.
CHAUFFEUR. colored; city. country mod
crate wages talon, 21iI 9Th av. Harlem
@3sI.
CHAUFFEUH q. commercial: sears last
position. Rogaenstein, slO D roth p'.
CHAUFFEUR, useful, Z years experience.
$. yurcta, 3n1 w. 10th et
! C1AUFtEUR, gas trucks; reference, write.
Kahn, las st. AIMS av.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passcnger Cars.

LIMOUSINE landaulcs new, hour, day, week sa
or month, reasonable. SCHNEIDER, Cox ~
0oge
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long island

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 50th and Surf av.. Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, New York IIarbor: comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath; 45 min.
utes from Times Square, 30 minutes Cham.
bers ST.: Municipal subway; rates reason.
able. Apply phone Coney Island 127l.
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Pennsylvania.

WANTED to board children who appreciate
kind and loving mothers care; good
elevation; healthful recreation: access 70
good school. Lillian G. Franzen, Akron, Pa.
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INNER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Maine.

AsNISHED cottage, on the shore. at Bar
rbor, Maine; excellent fiaflng. bathing.
Yst sports mountain climbing. golf u
k Herald, Herald so.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN.

An established company require The
services OF three live wife men 10 sell
an issue Of bonds. on a. commission
basis. Proceeds from saie Of bonds
rs be used in the formation OF
state Bank right here In New York
city Only a limited amount Of these
bonds viii be sold and you must act
quickly. Call to-day between 1880 amt
I2 A. NJ Hanover Finance Corpora
tion, - East 10th st.. New York cry.
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REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.

The best salesren are not always engaged
IN selling. Thousands of them arc either
desk slaves or Ia some other unrcmuuera Tive
and uucongeniai employment II YOU arc
beginning 10 realize the greater possibilities
ahead ~ yon--if YOU have tho courage %
start III new work. vow may b. Just the man
we want. AralyIe yourself. llave YOU =
good apppnrancee II your intelligence above
the average Have you the backbone 70 keep
OH going should YOU meet with discoura ~.
mcrta Would you like something that yon
can present With clear conscience? THIS nd-
v,rtlarment represents = real opportunity.
In vou arc serious minded and ambitious, *
Christian OVER 90 eager To get ahead and
stay ahead vcli be glad 20 see You Strauss
BuudirR Room T@O. entrance East 10th st.,
or Room pht. 20 Court si.. Brooklyn, y. ",
SALESMAN 10 dealers ar highest grade spe-
ciai furniture which wo manufacture for
exclusive trade. liberal drawing account aud
expenses with commission we need The very
best man in thH particular field, give fun
particulars ~ to experience axe, Sc. iu
YOUR reply. eil5 Herald. $50 B'way.
eAIEsNFN. FORD Statesmen
THE BUYING SEASON W. NOW ON
BIC OPPORTUNITY ENpERlENCE
NOT NECESs NBNt COMMISSION BASIS.
WM KRAUSs GARAGE CORP. ltWfl
STREET hNp cENTRAL PNilS WEsT
SALESMAN. ,horougfJS experienced IN mil.
inery supplies, vii I following IN retail
aud manufacturing ttsle, .o65 Herald.
Herald square,
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GT-TTCT hoy live vire energetic must
hsvn neat appearance: splendid N. 3oriunlty
for advancement. Apply ~ water ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Borough Of Brooklyn.

BERGEN ST. fSi5--sx rooms, bath. steam
heat. hot water, electricity. all impts.: $50.
Arp,y premises or MorningTid l59e.
FLATBUsH-Lovely G rooms, open porch. in
up 10 date private house; also garage II
Dc ired. Gs6 Z. 7th ST., B'klyn. n. X. Mans
field eiS1J.
OcEAN Ay., 11os. High class 8. room
apartments: all improvements. Immediate
posseaison reasonable rent. Supt. Mans
i,ld iia6.
70 LET IMMEDLiTELY-Fur or un-
furnished five room apartment, adjacent
Brooklyn Heights subway express; extremely
convenient iocai ion; references required
owing TO personal reasons viii sacrifice ma
terialIy. Don Marquis Ga CLARK ST., Brook
lvn. Phone Main 1928.
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FURNITURE.

DINING room set. 10 pieces, antique oak,
carved; cost So 200; will sell $3.50: leaving
for California. Superintendent. Phone
Schuyler 14f3.
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ISsTRuCTioN-pANoING
CLASSIC AND TOE DANCING.

Oriental. spanish, Russian, stage Irfernrs-
tatlve Toe. public appearance, ~ dlvidual
position for graduates. academy, ~ Lcnoy .
nv. Harlem Sl4i.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WAITRESS

NURSE. or mothers helper. white; girl :
years, Apply Sunday or Monday, Apt. u,
Tf5 NV fTa,t =
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wanted Malc--Domestic.
JAPANESE AMERICAN AGENCY,
.of w. 45th (cor. 9th av) Bryant 60s0
Economic cooks, buffers. general house,
workers; references personally investigated
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.
10G w. doth 81. Bryant 1857 -e69s.
Cook. butler. chauffeur, houseworl<er; char
acter and efficiency thoroughly investigated.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1877 Lexington av. 1858 Mad. 81.
JAPANESE Emp. Agency. GO w. s3d. Long
acre S565.-Select help: refc's investigated
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
OF Home and Business Needs
FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED -- PAY wUgL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, ApAlkT-
MENTe. PIANOS, BOOKS, PAINTlNGS.s
gptC- a .RRAC. a. TOBIAS. fgO UNIV Err
gTry PLACE. STtrYNESANT 1879
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YOUNG WOMAN Of pleasing personality.
willing TO travel and accustomed to meet
ing best class OF people socially or IN busi-
ness way To join new sales force for road
and city work Apply 20 r. NJ, 2i4 9TH av..
9th floor Mr. Weinhaum.
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New Jersey.

TO LET-In the beautiful Harding apart
inents 3 to large outside rooms and bath
foyer halls. modern throughout, elevator SER
vice. 200 Potter place, Clifton Park. Wee
hawken. Superintendent on premises.
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I.AZARES
THE LARGEST AND MOST
SUMPTUOUS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
IN THE WORLD.
WHERE HUNDREDS or SERVANTS
ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE.
IAZARE'S HALL.
LEXINGTON AN AT T2D ST.
RIIINELANDER a Of 4.
LAD1Es-THE UP-To-DATE AGENCY.
f7S East list St Rhnelander O294.
ia at your service.
Why not call on us when In need OF COM
petcnt cooks, chambermaids. houscworkeIs.
nurses and couples, with reasonable wages
References carefully investigated.
LADIES
In need Of competent household servants.
MALE or FEMALE. SINGLE or COUPLES,
Will always find satisfaction at
the II. NJ. MODERN AGENCY,
zoo East I'D ST.. southeast corner Sd av.
Rhnclander 11f-i0Tn-S1iS.
BRENNAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
COS Madison av. Plaza 1Zi7.
First class help Of all nationalities.
COLORED houseworker. chamhermaids. day
workers. half time. Nrurrain Agency, ll11s
w. 13Sth. Audubon 1902.
SOUTHERN colored help; houseworsers. day
workers. part time. cooks. Mattresses.
Imperial. Harlem 1856.
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WAITRESS
wanted early in April, one FIRST class, ex-
perienced waitress Unjust understand SALADS
aud one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in small eS-
elusive inn in country: only private house
service: best references required. Mrs. j. y.
Hunter, Jakegile. Conn.
WOMAN, educated, ambitious, initiative, 70
he trained for executive position, excellent
opportunity. educational field; 81 500, with
bonus. Hoas. 52e 9th av.. room 80.
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YOUNG WOMEN.

YOUNG WOMEN.
Opportunity to learn the fundamentals
OF advertising Is offered to young
women Of education. refinement and
ability.
Applicant must possess good educa-
ton. be clear. convincing talker and
have a desire to enter this particular
line OF business.
Initial salary SIS: hours o-5, includ-
ing Saturday. Reply. giving details
az 70 education, experience, give ref
erenccs. Y 2iI5 Herald. $50 B'way.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
West T0's. handsome 4 story, steam heat
parquet floors, electricity, baths; years
straight lease; sell elegant modern furniture
ho ise never before rented; immediate pos
sssion. 3f4 Columbus av. s
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

AILERTON HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates In the newest of the Allerton
group, a II story fireproof building, just
completed, containing apartment, club con-
veniences. are from $500 To $3.50 per week
for permanent residents only l43 East 30th
st. - East 55th ST.
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COUPLE, entire work in family OF .: gar
den, lawn. furnace, car, &c.: only first
class help with reference need apply. Tel.
Baysde 1919.
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Automobile Bodies.
Automobiles wantea.

Autos BOUGHT FOR CASH.
IANrCRF AUTO CO., 1852 broadway.
Circle 944N
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Instruction.

EARN $50 weekly through Prof Rohrer's
famous Hairdress. Manicure. Beauty
School. 1f9 w. 4od ST.. or Brooklyn. IL ith
av. Newark branch. si7 Broad st. Circular.
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Washington Heights, Above Ia5th ST..
West Of eth Av.

BRAD1TURSr AV.. 30 tcor ifith st)--s
beautiful rooms, all improvements; suitable
for physician or dentist. watkins 3O73.
EDGECoAiB Av., 29i dt5th). facing park
live rooms. elevator; Immediate; StO0.
ron rent. 0 roms, 5f3 w. fG2d ST.. orr
Broadway. suitable for dentist. Apply sv-
pcrintendcnt.
I51rH, COZ Wcst--s-T beautiful rooms. ex-
ccptionaliy reasonable; just renovated Sd.
rorintcndent.
163D ST, COO W.. Corner B'way--Fine high
class elevator apartment. rooms, 81 n
may take Sa5 bargain.
1G3D, 544 W.--5 rooms. upper floor front
apartment. all improvements; STJ.
t6gT1f, col w, corner B'wny subway ata
tion, elevator apartments, O-f rooms. SUpT.
pa premises.
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STORE NASSAU STREET. 5000.
a short flight up, % It. frontage, on
Nassau ST., 100 TT. deep, running
through TO alley at rear; entrances
front and rear; tiled floor, walls and
ceilings. steam heat; immediate pos
session; rent S5 ZOO; located 113 Mas
sau st. Apply KLEIN RAPID SHoE
REPAIRING co.
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BOARDERs WANTED.
East side.

MOST unusual opportunity to secure excel
lent board in Immediately clean and well
furnished apartment OF seven rooms; twa
large rooms offered references exchanged.
Rates. SO a couple. SD and Lexington av
I.euox gDtJ
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BUSINESS PLACES 10 LET.

ATTRACTIVE corner salearoom for knit
goods or hosiery; immediate possession.
Apply Supt. at 37T Broadway or 4. J,
GUILFOYLE & CO., 165 Broadway. Cort-
landt 74T5.
ATTRACTIVE office. in suite, $40. Room
%. Pine ST., adjoining broadway
DESK room for engineering salesman in
non-competing line. 90 West ST. Can Rec
TOR fg3o
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs Lillard Miles and
Nr g.. n. Miles. % Nicholasville
visited Mrs. A. e. Miles recently.
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day Of Mr. and Mira. Dave Hcrvey. ~
Paint Lick.
Mrs. John Morris and children. az.
ter a visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. " Merida. returned 10 her
home in Cincinnati. Saturday.
Mesdamos John Donaldson and Jas.
fantis, Masters George and Herchel
iantis spen; an enjoyable day las,
Wednesday gathering hickory nuts.
Friends here II Mrs. VIM. Green
deeply sympatnize with her In her re.
cent bereavement, the passing away
Of her father, Mr.. VIM. Hurt. Sr., OF
Paint Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs wn.. Wake ver,
aos's at charm ne noon-isy iiunei
Wednesday, Oct 4th., celebrating
two birthdays. Mr. VIM. Walker. whe
was ~ years old that day and ,heil
little granddaughter, little Miss Willie
Francis Prather. who was seven year.
old on Oct. 9Th The elaborate ant
delicious dinner. which was serve
will long be remembered by those wine
attended. The usual birthday cak,
was perfectly beautiful. white orna
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GUY.

Master Coils o'Neal Pra,her i.
quite i'll.
Mrs. John Donaldson spent We'd
nesday in Lexington.
Mr.. z. I. Rice. Of Richmond. was
a visitor here the past week.
Mrs. John Donaldson spent Sa,ur-
day nigh, with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sutton.
Miss Lawrence Thomas, of Lexing-
ton, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry ID. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker were
visitors Sunday evening Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry futile.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith. Of Pleasant
Hill. were recent visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Griggs
Mr.. Grover Ward. who has posi-
ton at Corbin. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Ward last week.
Mrs. {. Il. Henry and children,
Of Kirksvlle spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Iater and chill
dren. Of Judson, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry later.
Miss valeria Whitaker. Of Laneas-
Ter NNas the gtls.t the mast xeek ~
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Whitaker.
Mrs. Matte wylie. Of Paint Lick,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Archer were
visitors last week Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Brown and Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown and Mrs
Frank brown were guests wodnes
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Mr.. and Mrs. saufey Hughe.

MIR. and Mrs SauAey Hughe.
were visitors in Lexington TUESDAY
Mrs. Louis Landram. Miss Jennie
Swope. Mr.. and Mrs Clay Sutton
were visitors in Lexington Tuesday.
Miss Martha Belts. who has been
spending several months with her
mother. Mrs Ellen Belts, returned to
Lexington Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Hudson are
visiting relatives IN Springfield and
will attend the wedding Of Mrs. Hud-
sons brother. Mr.. Thompson. Of that
place.
Miss Bane West. who has been the
guest 81 Mrs Ben Hughes, has gone
for "A visit to relatives AZ Marksbury
before returning TO her home in Lex.
ington.
Mrs. Mate Burroyne. Of Latonia
Is the guest of her brother. Mr.. 4. T..
Yelton and Mrs. lclton on Hill Court.
She was accompanied by Miss Hope
Yel,on, Of Butler, Ky. the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. lelton.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. II. Rice have re-
turned from delightful motoring
trip through IVES, Virginia. Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana While in
Kentucky they visited their old home
and attended the state fair a, Louis
ville.-Parkershurg. W. Va. Sentinel.
On Tuesday. Oct. 3rd.. abou, so
guests gathered at the home Of Mrs.
Ham Aldridgc 20 celebrate the 73rd.
birthday Of her father. Mr.. Leonard
Pollard. Cakes. cream sherbert, ham
salads and all the good eats were very
much enjoyed All left wishing Mr..
Pollard many more happy birthdays
An especially enjoyable affair took
place Friday evening when Mrs. Will
Dickerson entertained with hand
somely appointed dinner party at her
home on Maple avenue. in honor Of
Mrs. Ebert Smith. OF Jellieo, Tenn.
The table, beautifully laid. had for
It's center-picee large basket filed
with fall flowers, which was surround
ed by crystal candle stands with light
ed tapers. A color scheme Of red and
green being carried out in deleetable
repas,. The hours were delightfully."-
spent with music, conversation and
other diversions. Those present be-
sides the honor guest were Mrs. =. l..
owsley. Mrs, Stephen Walker, Mrs.
W. NJ Elliott, Miss Eliza lson. Of
Bryantsvillc. and Miss Katie barnes
Dickerson.
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Mrs J. h. kinnaHi expects TO
leave coon for visit TO Mrs. Ada
kinna.rd. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hern-
DON. IN Louisville
Mr. Grover {. Ward. who Is serving
as a guard at Corbin i spending the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Milton Ward.
Mrs Louis Landram. Mrs. Clay
sutton. Mr.. and Mrs G.. Il. Swine
broad were in Danvlle Saturday for
the foot ball game
Rev and Mrs. T. y. Bourland have
returned from Carlisle. wher. they
attended the centennial celebration a,
the Christian church.
Mrs Talbot c, jenkins and little
son. Dwight Hill, have Sturned from
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Walker
Bradshaw. in Danville.
Mr. Eugene Brown. who has been
spending the summer with relatives
here. returned TO Knoxville with Mr..
and Mrs. II. VI. Brown and family.
Cards have been received by
friends from Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph,
who Is having a most wonderful trip
abroad. She is now visiting in Bcr-
lin. Germany.
Mr. r =. Frisbic. Mr.. Shirley Hud-
son. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Elmore, Mr..
and Mr.. Glass Carrier attended the
Centre Mississippi foot ball game in
Danville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Brown and
family returned 10 their home in
Knoxville. Tenn. after two weeks
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Cox and
Mr.. and Mr. A. y. Brown.
Mr.. Rober, Tomlinson. who has
been practicing law in Lancaster. left
last week for Louisville. where he
will make his home. Many Laneas-
ter friends wish him success in his
new field
Mrs. Georgia Moore Arnold and
son. Mr. Clayton Arnold. left last
,,,,.ak fnr .Richmona where they will
reside in the future Lancaster
friends regret the departure % this
most excellent. family.
Mrs. J. u. kinnaird delightfully."- en-
tertained at a six o'clock dinner at
her home ON Maple avenue in honor
Of Mrs. Ebert Smith, the occasion
proving TO be one Of unusual pleas
ure. An appetizing repast was serv-
sd.
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mcnted with pink icing roses. The
invited guests were: Mesdames Jas.
Yantis and Afford Poynter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Prather and little son, Col
lis. A, late hour in the afternoon,
all reluctantly departed for their
homes after wishing many more hap
by returns Of the day for the hon
orees.
On Sunday, Oct sth, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edd Baker was
reunion Of the Baker family. The
festive occasion being in honor Of Mr..
Edd Bakers 10th. birthday. The en-
tire Baker family being present at
this delightful affair. The mother.
Mrs. J. y. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Cron-
icy Ross and family, Of Nina. Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Snyder and children. Of
Poor Ridge. The bounteous and
sumptuous dinner, consisting Of old
ham, chicken. salads, ices and cakes,
was certainly oajoyed 20 the fullest.
The day was spent so pleasantly that
it will long linger in the memories
Of all present They left wishing
Mr.. Baker many more happy birth
days and another reunion mex, year.
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Ms. r. y. Hughes. Of Louisville.
is in the city today for q few hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Sauney Hughes and
children lef, today for Martinsville.
Ind, for a few weeks stay.
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Mr. Fred sutton has been a recent
visitor in Danyillc
NJ ] D. S,orne. eft Monday on a
business trip in Affair county
Mr.. 7. Avant. u Danvlle, has been
a recent visitor 100 Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spoonsmorc
were visitors In Stanford Monday
DIR. ]. s. Gilbert. Of Hazard. was
mingling with friends here saturday.
NJ. ". \. Price and Mrs. James
Woods were visitors in Danvile Sat
urday.
Mr. aud Mrs. " D Durham eft
Thursday to make their home in
Louisville.
Mrs. Dunlap Blanton has returned
from visit to friends IN Shelby
vile.
Mr.. Joe Walker and Mrs. John
Gin kinnaird were in Lexington last
week.
Mr.. Irvine Wolf. Of Louisville, was
the guest Of Miss Julia Zanone the
past week.
Miss Eliza Ison. Of Bryantsville. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII
Dickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs III Gaines have re-
turned from visit TO relatives in
Lexington.
Mrs Rockwell Smith. o. Danyille,
spent the Weekend with Mrs. Sauf-
ley Hughes. on Richmond street.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Elmore and
baby. of Ohio. are guests Of his par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elmore.
Miss Ella Mae Sanders and Mrs.
Susan Bright leager, Of Stanford,
have been recent visitors % Mrs. Del
Ia Hughes Aeey.
Miss Marilee Lear. who teaches in
Versailles High School. spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Lear.
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Ms. n. y. Hughes. Of Louisville,
is in the city today for . few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. sauney Hughes and
children lef, today for Martinsville.
Ind, for a few weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs James Anderson. Of
Cannu,e. Kansas. are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lillard Miles and
Nr. G.. n. Miles. % Nicholasville.
visited MRS. A. c. Miles recently.
Miss Laura Dunn and Helen Gull
icy left this morning for Orlando,
Fla. where they viii spend the win
ter.
Mrs W. s. Bourne is the CUES, this
week Of her daughter. Mrs. John In
derwood and Mr.. Underwood. near
Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs Green Clay Walker
returned home las, night from Hot
Springs Ark. where they spent the
last month
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Richards and
baby. Of Danville, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Bourne
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Broadus came
up from Nashville this week and
are the guests 81 his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowley Broadus.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Noel and Miss
Lena Schooler. Of kirksville. were
guests Sunday Of Mrs. a. &. Miles and
Mr. and Mrs. Huber. Carter.
Miss Georgia Dunn. Field Secre-
tary Of the Christian Endeavor Union,
will come home next week to attend
the Christian Endeavor convention.
The following invitations have been
issued.
Woman's Club
October l2th.. SIP. N.
Club Rooms.
Gayle Do,y came down from Berea
las, Saturday 20 NEE, his sister. Miss
Gladys Doty. who together with her
mother. were visiting Miss Lena
Bright. Miss Doty is now a residen,
Of California and this was her first
visit home in fifteen years.
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Professor Carl A.
Lampert

The Woman's Club has arranged
for Professor Lamper,. head Of the
Department Of Music, University of
Kentucky, 10 give the opening lecture
Musical Appreciation" on their
winters program.
Mr.. Lampert's educational advan-
tages extend over a period If years
in Chicago. Berlin and Progue. He
was for nine years violinis, with the
Chicago Symphony orchestra. and
later organized the Schumann Quar-
te,, which was featured by leading
lecture bureaus Throughout, the Uni
ted States.
The club is very fortunate in Sc
curing Mr. Lamper, for this first
meeting.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-12
"Mrs. Crundy."

MIS-. Irgady was tLr uHia- Of
aiy IN Thomas Mori"ns "Spred the
Flow play written IA lass. Like
Dickens Mrs. Harris she was not
real character IN the play. hut every
body In the play who ,ri,d 20 DO any
alrs that was not proper was told
Iui Mrs. crundy AHaiua't like II.
Z .Nprcsslun /, ..ltaIlN used Ia
u,...' thr power oi u,a,s people ideas
u what is right and proper to control
ouf own actions.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-12
Have = Definite Purpose.

WAITING Tor something L. turn up Is
the worlds most expensive habit.
There are many geuius.s that never
arrive anywhere because they have no
destinaticu Iut tu t. person, even ~
small triruf who has definite pur.
pose all thnl- ar possible.