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TSfeDo ITATIONERY PRINTING on K BOm J " FOR A GREATER ROCKCASTLE" Wiwilluaeit for your Job of j p l^NTINO V.OL XXXIII MT>,VERNON, ROCKCASTLE COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, JULY 16 1920 NUMBER 42 oooo-oc o-ooooooooo-oo< Brcihead News O O O O O O 0 < H > < K K > O O C K > O O O O O O O O < i lleio from Ilainm his lii'i'ii- v e r y sick f o r l i n cek. wiih his past » e e . c . — S e v e r a l f r o m l i c i t Will liobiu i Corhin f.'rst of t wife, and child Blanton E . .Hive. o(. Uiuia. .«*. «ilte. ~wsu here SiiiiUutjIjJi.uHeSI :'--of hs>*nMtii. Sirs .Will M u i p h y —Dan (•'ray uiade .li s UMIUI I r i p here here SumljtV Mfs"< G1 tdys . Oliver :i« Spending llio welk in B e r e a w i i l v i i e r s i s t e r " . Miss Itis- sie.—Miss Hertlih Collins, nf Ciab Orchard, visited her cousin. Miss Mao Sbtvder, near litre, first of the week. -Miss Ada HioWu and brother,- Jack, tif nrtr Ottiwu, wore here Sunday. -Miss Mil- dred I i n h i n ' s returned to. her hooie at Xii-IiofasviKe. Tuesday after a two-weeks visit with rel- atives here and at Ml Vernon. Slie was ni'coni|niii''d I«J-• her aunl^Miss Clyde Walxrirr n/iii will spend the week-end. — M e s . danjf,s Jiia.A'l»w •* .Smith were in M'.,^ Vernrip.' day Mrs James' Default hus returned from Lmii.sville._Mr. or.d Mrs Jim Painter liiid'daugh tors; Virginia, Gcorguand Mori da were here from Nlaufoid Sun- day Htil> [licks lias returned from Detroit,—Misses Ida and VeVii Hamlin wei" here, -from Mt Veinoti Sunday the guest of the family of their uncle, I. A ..Olivet -Mrs llonry Hopkins. ol Detroit, who is with' relatives in the county, was here Saturday- Miss I C i l a C a r s o n ' s j i e n ' t tho littler part of hist we'-k n Mt; Ver'riiiii with M r , H i d Mis. F. ,L. Durham aud attended the* Chautauqua Mr*, a n d Mrs.-A. M. Hintt and lit- faogfriPt^-.norotty.. ,r yui>n, JfB'iO UJ.TIITBWOr<i» u ..... .Carson, of lis with In* p ireiKs, \fr W. A. Carson during tl Mrs Jesse WKHeii w; Vernun Tuesday. - M , Tenn.,w. earl attended the (JliaulaiKfiiu at Mt -Verno » a n d reimrTed a n i c e t i m e . .—Mrs. ..Kate Tlwrp. -ut-d sor Gravely, have returned to their I n t h e at itinetion' ' C i t y " " i t f t ' e r spending several weeks with rel- atives here —Mrs. Bet Howard wits in Mt Von "" Saturday on business" - Rev J K Terrlll preached at tho Methodist church Saturday aud Sunday. Misses Ha/.,-l W iilen and Isabella Mar tin are in Kicholasville tlm guest o f • Miss Mildied Robins.--Mr anil M r s . K r u i i k D e e s , of Livings ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. A . L 1'ayne Su day. Mr and Mrs. Chester Wilson and litlle daugli ter, and Mr. and-Mrs. Frank Adains were guests of Mr. and Mrs J u s ) i .Wilson Saturday and Sunduy-.— OwiuicW !hc hottv-y rain Sunday the singing and basket dinner which was t o b e a t the; Fair Grounds^wa* stponeil ' u n t i l * n e x t SuTidayV. Rev. L N." Rowling filled hisJ^nuUr ap- pointment at Cosher. Saturday and Sunday.—Mr l i n i l M r j . ' D o c k Oliver and son, Other, visited Mr. and Mrs. J . A . Oliver during the week,—Mrs. Jo Mink and children, lively li.. Etta and Jose, phiue. of I'txington, are <uiU> her parents, Mr and Mrs. P. II Robins-und otber r e l a t i v e s h e r e . —H. C. Gentiy was down from SuulHy-'-'-K&Jjtuc*. W-M So'wder and W A. Robins were in Mt. Vernon Monday hav- ing dental work done.— Mrs. G1>ri^^>rown and children, aud' V.^rt W f l i v f i - ; w j > r < i t 5 » t q n ••i ' •rsVsiHat'. the week.—Kev. and M r s . J . W . Musters returned home Monday after a weeks visit iu Williams- burg —Raymond VV'ahen left Fri- day for 1.) noli to' f i n d i w t r l t . White & Myers Chau- tauqua a Splendid .> Success , Proha'djr. no. other series of programs over given i u t h e coun- t y h a s b e e n g i v e n the general ap- proval and received the generous appreciation accorded the pro- grams of the' While & Myers yllautauqua that closed on Mon- day night. The While & Myors p e o p l e g a v e us twelve programs, each of which was of high type, ind iu which each entertainer •vas an accepted artist in his liuo. The breadth of variety touched all of the. finer human .'motions. The splcndtuly effici. ont management of Mr. Mc- Donald,* Miss Smith and Mr. lilvens won for t l i e u i t h e ' a d t n i r a tion, respect und friendship of each one closely connected wiih the promotion of the Chautauqua. Their timny Iriends have resolv- ed t o a s k White & Myers tq re- turn the same management next year. "Some of i l i e l o c a l commit- tee, wlm accepted the financial responsibility, vvorkeiVvery hard ill pu:ting the Chautnuqua over. The success was Complete, and no s m a l l p a r t of the credit ill d u e totbe&ne spirit ut. cooperation on Ific |i,1ri of BrorfiieaoVLiyings- ton, Wildie, the rurul communi- ties and Ml. Vernon. Much was done to develop - a community spirit that w i l t C o n t i n u e to bring to.our people the better things entertainment aud inltructioo. contract was .signed ./or a Chautauqua next year a n d . t h e jWtoe-'vjtAfc- -.a*. S«MB%- of those who signed it.'many' of whom considered i t a privilege: MAKE THE F O U N D A T I O N S E C U R E NOTES p Q c o r n S p o t i d e n c e W i t h Gov. Ja M. C o x , o f Or.io, on the sill LEXINGTON Tin 1 <.al''ayiltc K opent-d lor guests ill The of i v ill ncpU-inlef itory builo- ooo.. A t a i n e e l ilig... of the directors last week il w'^s .decided u o t . U > l e a s e tho esta(ilisliiiie!it to the Phoenix Company but to maintain it inde- pendently. \ o "o o J^a and Mrs. -Ttoy Boas l e y , o l Ravciiwood, have located in Day ton, Ohio, wheVo Mr. Ueasley.hai 'a lucrative position with one ol the largest grocery houses i u t h e country. —-O o o Hubei.t Niccley and family,.ol - wo re •y i.s'U~rs "irrTir Judge L. VV. Bothurum wus oxei from* Mt. Vrruou one day ast w - c e l t , l o o k i n g a l t e r b u s i n e s s in court here. Mr.—nnd~iMrs.~ Harry—Nerris are h e r e I r o u i Dayton, Ohio, ac coiupauied by Billy Rcp|iett'Nor- r i s , f o r a two week's visit t o t h e family'of Mr N o r r i s ' p a r e n t s . Mr. Moiris is manager o f t h e Kroegei groceries in Daytou. Mrs. Nfir . ris was Miss -Ruth Iteppert, Rockcastle, a. niece uf Mrs. Rosa Beasley, of Orlando. o o o John Robins, former'Signal id- - porier from ferndhtad, is haA'ing Splendid Success tit hi? business " vefifOro in Nifholasvirre. One •of his partners is a w e a l t h y c o a l man of Lexington. John i s m a n - ager a n d . i s kept busy o n , t h e j o b o f a well established business. ' . Frit/. Kroegcr was ii toi\ one day l a s t w e e k . Lexiug- , BacK i n 1 9 1 3 when Lioone Way nas launched, tb<; writer g o t ' i n liigltH >ys, a n d | Wa' ilar. The Gc the m o v e m e n t g ' « i d itdvlce l i u d s n l i stanlial Ciicaurageuiciil for (hi- ptishing o f t h e highway thru the Cnnii.erlamls. Letters h a v e l i v e n exchanged between u s , a t vurious times since the a b o v e d a t e : April jotli being the latest, wherein the-GoVi'rnor MfpfsSiWTil anils to 1C. C . Walton aud the writer for their interest taken iu his candidacy. There seems lo.be 110 l e i u p ii 'the garage business. Seveiu new ones are under way beside: '•.service'' slaiions gmng up ii various [tortious of - t h e city Marshall—Healhetston, oil I'ppei Street arc just completing a b i j tablisluuent. of briuk um^ J'htf new pottii." toeTcovers a spaci The f . u i i d r a i s e d ^ h i 19I8-IU by D ' x i e H i g h w a y f r i e n d s a l o n g that r o a d , i n c l u d i n g Indianapolis, Cin- c i n n a t i , L o x > l l K t i > n ; K » o x v i f f i ; a u d Kentucky citizens is being used on the seven mile Section of the D i x i e — B o o n e , between Liv-ngs- and Parkors'Creek. J. K. Maret, a former M t . V e r - iiGtt ciiizjn-tms had the agencv "at -Ft. Estill, Madison county for a number of years. Hois also, night o.wl at Ft. Estill Junctiou. I n d i c a t i o n s p o i n t t o t h e largest t o b a c c o c r o p ever raised innliis portioirof the stale. WANTKD:- Man with tram, or auto, who cad give bond, to sell '37 Watkins home and farm products. Biggest concern of kind in world. . $Y.yJo to' $5000 y e a r l y i n c o m e . Territory in .this county open. Write today to J jthosewho use ii. 'Jt WATKINS CO.,.Dept. 144, you have neetT 1 Winona, Minp. 'remedy. ' Q D. gji^n •J. W-BrtiwH Floyd Miller , . vjir. KlcAal'ds : ' V. cr-ram- - • J A. L a n d r uin * Clias. C. Davis Richard Cox John ft. Albright W. A. MeKciizie ' T . C O Mara l i . T . Mull ins Joliu Lair Henry llailey ' Raloh \V. Grillin - • I.. D Bryarrt; - D C. Craig H.«I\ Vmiig L. VV. liellniruiu M i s s T e v i s lielliuiuiu _W. W . AiiKfin \V. ilnl-isli" ... W . G . McHee M. P Feiizel S . F . Howmnn C C. Williams I'.-E Thompson liobl. McK Joe K . M c K J. W Ridei F L Dr. Walker Owens L e w i s . M i l l e r James Piiriiertnn ieF E S. Albright TTiTSTtr-ttnh ! - D r ; W . C a r t e r , ' B r o d h e a d B. B. Parcel 1 C. Vernon Cox Miss Dessie Niceley - William H i c k s , W i l d i e B. H. Parsons, Wildie W . A . Jones, Wildie Wm Bullock Julian D. Miller W.=J. Sparks R . A Sparks S . T . Procior Dr A G. Levell A . M Miss Mattie Chtsnut Miss Kuth Mullins J. B. Comniins _ Miss Anna B e l l e S t e t y a r i John D. Miller' L. V. Murrell V V a l t e r H e n d e r s o n O. D. Br.vant W. "B Sigmon Mrs. Cleo W. Brown . M r s . n . W Rider I! m Thinking and Patriotic People In Each County Are Urged To Act Proble-i) of the Rural School Will B. •e editor rcnlUea the erjftetn edu- • " f e u J i m l n u , u - , r s j j i h l r i / - S i « | » i i n8<f whole C.uiilrj: Is LACK OF TEACHERS SEftOUS PROBLEM Solutlon^At Moment Is Selec- tion of County Board3 of Edifcatlon ; Ey«ry Real, Flr>», Truo, Red-Blooded ~~Mtn und Womifi in- Z4tii*&y Urged to Oct Duly at One* and Internet ThemMlvet In School Matter*. isiling her parents at P a r i s i b i s w e e k . — M r s . I . A Mann,of Paris, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Wal- ton this week.—Mr and Mrs Rice Walton, of Lynch, are visiting - r e l a t i v e s h e r e t b i s week.—A Mr.' Craft, as manager, and. Miss Hal- liejislier, as clerk, has charge of the company store at tins-place Miss K t l i e l H a y s e is spending a few days with relatives in Cincin- nati.--Mrs. S. Shell, of Level Green, stopped oil here between Kllwn.nl* •#ji8 hi'l|> put Kentucky on the n>*(inl mnp. The render recalls, nurrfe, lliut tin- lu*t leglsliiture vltli the lullllpllelty of new laws In- bin line hooka, he of tilie Is w law cr.'iitlnK the new County IIH of E«luenl1«»n to be el&t&l Xovertthor. An the net creutlng I'Uix to- be printed In full, the r Is living an outlloo or It below. i. n e w County HonM of Eduea- -Every county In Kentucky was short 'If—-urn! tcaclienr "»r«»y Cuouty In. Keotofky will be abort •J leaclicm Bgaff this season. Thin la a nher of men 1 prlmar tlllo <iultc Of course, the snlarj- of tTO.OO per month for rural futuri 1 ; b u t - t h e b e s t possible solution of the probli-m rlKht "t this moment Is the selection Hint election of a airoiiB County Board of Education aS. the November election. The reader should not think of ihta problem aa a strictly Kentucky nfTaJr school Monday.— L H. Dav lefl_a few days ago for Colorado S p r i n g s w h e r e j i o w i l l remain for some time.—Mrs. Clrfo McCiure ind children, are v i s i t i n g r e l a - tives at East Hcrnstivilt.—1 sue Mull ill-, h a s h a d a Delco L plant installed which will add greatly to the northern part of town.—Misses Ella Mae Blanford and Loretta Pickett were in Mt. the county at larjie for tlt'fl olfl placed ndlitate arry no 1 piiriy enillleiti Sclioot Slats' Diary : '• ii'lui 1] !• rid.iy pa & plawng golf thi Ji KlIUCII iinry: the. hplp s l i o u l J e n t ought 10 of landed p a h e t/.iiiiied hisole Blah f trnwi-r iietnir -an.l^riTooil lo L»udget of iijlam-e ofli oinpel "the 'iiilnlns Sill,- SI.'"' >000000-0-0-0< Livingston fiews 6-oo-ooooooooooooo< Mrs. Hobart 0tiffin and' son,|V'ertlon Monday. — A . P. Lemas- Geotge Samuel, o f i f f . Vernon, master was i n M t . Veruon Sun- h a v e b e e n w i t h r e l a t i v e s h e r e f o r | d a y . One of mothef EveViSri- the p a s t w e e k . — L i t t l e M i s s A l m a daughters was the attraction.— Pike is visiting relatives at Mt The Livingston Graded schoul Vernon.—Mrs. R Dishon, of trustees have employed Prof. W. itrirued-TionvA af- R JDipkeiwm, Mrs. Geargia Mcl Crdrfe J4iss Large>io"fe4ch.. .... J?? aml^isier. the schMWhis veac—Mrs. Char- V 8 I t < « r 6 ^ k ® v « t i n g - * e l t t t i ? e s ,n the automobile and De'coTight I Brodhead Mrs. Ella Argen- man, of Mt. Vernon," was here [bright, of Kaoxville has returned between trains Monday. Mr. homo aftei Ajew.days with her and Mrs M. H. "Oliver a n d s o n , parents, Mr. and M*s. D. K . A r - Othor, are visiting relatives at genbright.—Mrs. H. Witt, who Mt. Vernon and Brodhead t h i s i b t e n in v e r y p o o r h e a l t h for some week.—Mrs. John Cockrell' is time, is much b e t t e r . — M t t c k Martin w a s i n M t . Vernon Mon day.—Mrs. lvollie Harris, who once was a resident of Livings- ton, but w h o n o w lives in Illinois, •is visiting her parents, Mr. and M r s . J . C. McGuire.—We under- stand that t h o s e i f . g o i n g t « b e a .*-- ^ third Presidental candidate in The field this year. The way it looks now, Senator LaFollette is like to be tho man. Wh-have no comment lo make only tills two will be eaner beat than one. t r a i n s . e t > s g # i e . h o m e (rouj. Cor LViltlile.Jie.have. 110 fears- but that.. v Mrs C. E Rice, of Louis- ville, was hero between trains Tuesday.'—Mrs C. Ii. Rice Jr., ind children, of Louisville, are visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J J k ; T . A m y x — J o h n Renner, who 15 years ago lost his hearing i n o n e . o f h i s ears on account o f a bog getting in. ii^ eatue t o D r . W e l ib Monday 'sndailoran cper at'ion he is now able to hear a w a t c h t i c k , s o t h e d a y of miracles i s n o t over.—Mrs W i l l i e C r o m e r will letfte'iu rf-i.AJ'idaya to join her husband in Lockland, Ohio,' Cox and Koosevelt will out more than conquerors, yet if LaFollette runs it will" be mtrch easier. We are thinking w.e will have a landslide' anyway tbis fall. All the signs are pointing t o a democrat victory.—Mr. anil Mrs. Foley, of Paris,' are visiting aelatives hen? this week.- Carl « o rnonipson, or^ rtnevitte, is . visiting relatives here and at Brodhead.—G. W. Murphy aud Irvine Field? were i n M t . Veruon Saturday- on busrasss.—Kainest. ~ A r t l ( j T 3 ~ B S V i r " i e t u r ned L"*~-(svinrfianauolisl Uta- a few- M r s . J o M i n k " h a v e returned' to S T m C K W - J t W * " ' , Richmond after a few d a y s , w i t h I l '" s I'^chased a house and l o t o n " { Xl n i.l rlHAA* ( H .H. I." - r> relatives here. Mrs. Georgia; McCiure is spending a few days j ' with relatives in Mt- Vernou.— '' Wobb, of M t . V < filled his ap|iointment at Baptist. hurch Saturday and Sunday --1 V e a r e sorry to learn that Unelo M " ^ ' ^ w i " s f l V l o W D a n d c r o s s . .... their lei's *to be tied so moving J . C McGuue I. on t h e s . c k IrM ^ r T> j. single- ~ s Mlhe Price, of Levell^ v M , al JAuisto,, llii^ Green, passed thru here Sunday ... , . . . . . . . . , . , U i i s wwk —Mat Tike w h o h a s ! to Muliuis where she beL'an her . I, .... :.. bc<; " 'l ullc slck fl » Su ." ,u 13 able to come to towl). -Urban Cuewning, who has been on the s i c k l i s t is thinking of haviug'an o|ieratiou i u t h e near future. Mullius visited her par.- and Mrs. Situi ^Stalls- Wednesday. M i s s O p i e L a r g e ' v i s i t e d her sister Mrs. Hubert Warren, at London, Wednesday; ; Main street from E- C. Herd, j P r i c e p a i d ^ 1 1 0 0 . C . L * Hughes the property i n u ] f e \ t days. Mr. Herd has bought aud sold ane moved so much in st few mouths that tho "./worth, at nn lip & sed Jim's wife - wood rivjj a m a n to drink. pa sed O >oy I wood lilfe t o s e e a woman hitch cud drive lue to.drink. I it ma what lie luenl A: she did- lie look.-d mad. Tlinrtyp Ulist lt» way toward solu- lii.-i rliilt'lh,- e l l f o r i s g i r - (Uiv to a discussion of the lilein when newsprint la <• «nil nx|wuslve anil tho that prominent men are Hood County Hoard* ve always been needed -In each an<h ery county 10 the stalo; but tliey e today a vital and absolute ne<es- y for tbu'welfafe of the counly. lire lie a l i d the nutlon. ' Piery real. ej« urxljiK the people to get nd their schools, nteans that we line, true, red blo.tde.1 : 1st make our rural schools better if In Kentucky sho i are tn have a' contented papula- m 'In the country, and thus strength- Education are the nation. CHAMBERLAIN'S, COLI-C AND ' D I A K R H O B B E M B N D Y This medicine always wins the good appreval i f n o t t h e praise of EDUCATION KILLS AGITATION Governor Alfred E. Kmltli o f ' N e w York, haa'the follo^ng to soy cerulug tho value of education: "The beat way to meet the evils of ultra-radical agitation Is with the rea- son -which* proper education applies. I regard education aa the best remedy for m latake! or false political con- THINK IT OVER chin* tht in ordlnury citizen contained the fot- owlng^pltliy sente " I n t h e diy the; rlth children a I country' they won't gtve u s * school." Tblok It over carefully. ve people d In the sing •struk ttgcii >t a notner. 1 away a (tie ft and. laficd. I t w a s luclty f->r me 1 moved to. I a s t JKI h o w lie lorn! | to swear so ftueiitisli. b- siuiled. a litlel o^d s«d lie lerni i' of h i s l own pa wnltch wns walking the] /lore with him when l i e w a - . a k i d Saturday—they a r c a man,bord. i n g a t a r e house now. He cum up from the city for indigestion, j & frutn the way he eats I Ihink h o i s going t o g e t it ail jplfl. . i Sunday—got sei)t away'frum tile 1 tabel for'a t ival matter t o . i I a s t ma to |fess mo the bread s h e s e d t o me If What. 1 answer- L ed and feplyed Jf yo.u got time. S e s e d Y o u go <fc points to tile, dote just like Thedabara. I went like tho villen. j Monday—overherd pa & to other ken tawking about wifes. 1 j dent "Tuusiluy- Tli..; being had now & 1 g o t o evry I. all ways have ice cfoain, tonito they was 1 at Esters house St Ester & tin- w a s a walking out by the pair tree & I sed Wont Bob b ; m a d i l l i e sees us to gxtlior. s h e s e d O no ::ot when lie sees w h o l a m wiih. I laliet] at her jouk. the more f think of it I wonder what shf nielli inebby s h e w a s it slamming me. Wednesday—wns cutting threw IligginPs bun yard logo a fish- ing I saw a while box not knowing Miat I t W a s ' I Stti'ck a sticlfTiTfiTiofir\t"~ttiaT's<iiYn I was stung -f ililTriinr plac-s. It inusla her, a/regular bee I m l e l . And rooms All tuk. gm-scolded for running olf. wish this wood of happeueJ when they was skool to Thursdty—tr r e t j j LOST. A 3-1 x4 Goodyear, diamond tr<-ttd. Auto Tirg and r i m , b e - tween Ber^a aud Cotnvay on last Sunday* aflernoonr- Finder will neturn t o o r report to K.J.Smith, Brodhead. Ky., and receive re. ward. "

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