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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
COMING ATTRACTIONS


-wndare." one Of the brishtsst and
most exciting comedies Of the day. VII
Be- the offsring OF the Columbia Play.
era a week fran fo-morrow night and
for the succeeding days Of the week.
with the usual matinees Thursday and
Saturday. II VII Be remembered a.
the most fetching otfering In which tbs
fair Lillian Russell has ever starred,
slie having played a most successful
week IN this city tbout three ,yeart
ago It Il In three acts and was writ
ten BY George BroadhurstA In collabora-
fioa with George v. Hobart. The
original New York production was made
FL the Liberty Theater. September Z,
1908 where It remained for several
months. The play abounds In excellent
Character studies. such e. are to be
found N such uneauaied variety In the
vicinity OF those localities where the
ponies are running. The production
viii be complete In every detail. as are
all Of the offerings of the Columbia
Players.
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THE ACTORS FUND
RECEIVED 5000

The will Of the late Henry B. Harris
was filed in the Surrogate's Court on
Friday. The bulk Of the estate is left to
his widow, with $4,000 set aside for char
liable institutions, including $500 for
the Actors Fund Home
The estimated, value OF Mr.. Harris
property is S250. 900. AS a matter Of fact,
his estate will amount to over a mill
lion. Mrs. Harris has been named exc
cutrix without bond.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
PERCY WILLIAMS A
PRODUCING MANAGER

It was announced along the byways
last week that while Percy williams had
agreed to quit vaudeville. he win still
maintain an identity in the theatrical
business, for he is to go into the produc-
ing line. Mr.. Williams will be a free
lance after the first Of July. and he In
tends to devote the summer inspecting
new plays.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

There are number Of beautiful, ath-
letic COW girls, whose feats OF eques-
Tianism are quite as wonderful as
that Of their brothers the cowboys. with
the Young Buffalo wild West and Col.
Cummins' Far East which will exhibit
IN Washington on Monday and Tuesday,
May I-2S The term cow girl is a mig
nomer. in sense. These young women
are the sisters or daughters OF ranchers
living in the Far West. They have liter
ally been brought up in the saddle. That
these girls take any part in the round
ups Is not fact. They may participate
as spectators. or enter into the work
for the sport Of the thing, but that Is
all The COW girls with the Young Buff
falo Whd West and Col cummins' Far
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

East are remarkable riders. Some OF
them essay to ride the most notorious
outlaw broncos. Prairie Rose is the
poetic name OF a charming little miss OF
nineteen summers, who spurns to ride
any but the most vicious animals. on
two occasions her mount deliberately
threw himself backward, pinionIng the
girl to the ground with the pummel OF
her saddle. Broncos are like some men
they have no regard for the gentle sex.
After taking few days on. in which TO
recuperate. she Insisted on re-enterina
the arena and riding the same animal
that had injured her. The COW girls
enter the tournaments. the spectacles
and the concerted numbers They make
a beautiful picture In their natty, pic
turesque costumes
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The BeIasco.

The production Of the Butterneld Play
ers at the Belaseo Theater for the week
beginning May q will be Henry Arthur
Jones' society comedy drama, The
Hypocrites," with elaborate and appro-
pirate settings. quite in keeping with
the standard set by the original pro-
duction.
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4The Ea.iest Way" in Demand.

Six stock companies made use Of The
Easiest Way last week, and ut this
writing the play serves TO inAugurate
the season Of the Anson-Gllmore Play
ers at the Teck Theater. Buffalo, and
the Gotham Players, in Brooklyn
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Violet Heming viii make her first APP
pearance as q member Of the Columbia
Players tomorrow night
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

George NJ. Conan has positively as
sured himself that after next season he
will act no more. but all efforts to in
duce him to bet on the proposition elicit
the declaration that he does not believe
in gambling, and would not wager on q
sure thing anyhow.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

William A. Brady is arranging affairs
80 as to sail for Europe in the course
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

The Gayety closes its season on Sat
urday night. after the most successful
year since its opening.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Bessie Clayton, probably the greatest
of American dancers, and who came
from Europe to rejoin her old mana
gers. Weber and Fields, is q native OF
Philadelphia, where her father was for
years a practicing physician. Miss Clay
ton ascribes her good health to the ex-
quisite care she is compelled to take
Of herself TO retain her proficiency In
dancing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Henry woodruff is one OF the few &C
tors who has been able to read his own
obituary The report reached the Far
West that he had died at French Lick
Springs, although Mr.. Woodruff is now
q couyalesceut
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16

Watches. Clocks. Jewelry. sIlye
ware. Cut Glass. Stationery.
oaks and Supplies At conley's
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16
OAK HILL.

School opened Monday 22nd with
G. Bishop teacher and he met with
a large crowd OF bright faces eager
to begin school. we believe he is a
nice boy and capable of teaching q
good school.
School opened at watterson with
Miss Martha Written teacher. we
trust she will use her best efforts
to please the whole district and to
do her duty as a teacher.
There will be pie mite aiid
box supper at the old school house
at Daniels creek for the benefit OF
our preacher.
Crooks Adams and Harlan Well
man went to Webbyille Tuesday
with a load OF handles.
Jay wellman has returned &c
jenkins after few weeks visit with
relatives here.
Dock Written and n. c. Williams
passed up our creek Sunday.
Harlan Wellman and Mamie Simp'
son were married few days age
and the boys went down and beiled
him little. after which they went
in and enjoyed some nice orgaa
music furnished by Miss George.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Nc
Coy, fine boy.
The pie mite and box supper will
be the first Saturday night in Aug
The recent rain did much dam
age to low ground corn crops,
Sarah Adams made trip to Gait
Charley Cooper passed through
here with nice drove of sheep.
o. U. NO.
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CAI,sIUs.

Mrs. Jones. widow OF C. W..
Jones. who has been In bad health
for some time. is slowly improving.
Aunt Martha Brumfield. who has
been sick for some time. is able TO
be out again.
Aunt Rosanah FARRELL, OF Hulette,
who is SO years old is now in bad
health.
Martin l.. Moore. OF Blaine and
Convey Adams, OF Oslo and Arthur
Kitchen. of Gladys were Mt tho
office OF Adam Hartman Wednesday.
Mr.. Derifield and wife. Of Sprigg
W. va. are visiting their children
on Gait this week.
Daniel Derifield and wife have
rented their home on Gait TO Jesse
Young and have moved to Louisa 70
keep boarders.
V. D. Hartman is suffering with
stomach trouble.
Tom Burchett passed up Gait
Thursday with fine drove OF cat
tie.
Eugene Queen passed down Cat
Thursday with two fine head of
cattle.
jeff collinsworth sold a fine
bunch OF sheep to J. II. Woods
Wednesday.
j. H. Thompson, our road and
bridge commissioner was on Gait
last week.
Rev, Jas. Harvey is conducting a
series OF meetings at Morgans
creek this week
c. T. Miller and wife. OF yessie
we're at A. Harman's Friday.
E. NJ. Ramey and Ed wooten. OF
Fallsburg left Monday for Montan1
where they expect TO make their flu
ture home.
There will be church in the apple
orchard at jeff collinsworth the
Ord Sunday in Sept conducted b,
Bro. Robert H. Cassidy.
Bro. w. b. Belcher and wife at
tended Sunday school at McDanieli
Sunday evening.
Aunt Susan Maynard Is on the
sick list this week.
Quite number OF young folks
were visiting Miss Edna and Jessie
Stewart Friday night.
sPUNK.
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PRINCESS.

Sam Harris and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival OF a . Id.
girl.
The marriage OF John Clark, age
10 to Miss Bessie Gallon age is
was celebrated at the home Of the
brides brother. C. NJ. Gallon.
DR.. Mutters. of Ashland was a
professional caller here Saturday
last.
S. H. Burton, of Prosperity was
here this week visiting his daugn-
ter, Mrs. Sturgill and family.
The wife and two daughters OF
John Jordan, son OF William Jor-
dan, OF Lawrence county. now OF
st. Louis Mo-, are here visiting rel
atives. This is their first visit to
Kentucky and express themselves
delighted with Kentucky hospitality
DR.. w. A. Berry. OF Ashland was
here Sunday. y ! ~
Mibbes irene anu fouhho N'''N'
have returned from an extended
visit among relatives and friends in
Lawrence county.
The Statewide Primary election
held in this precinct last Saturday
was not largely attended,
Robert Outlet has returned from
West Virginia where he had gone
for stay of six months.
G. ]. Bartels, of Eckman, W. Va.
was here last week doing SONS
engineering for the Princess Goa
Co., in which his father G. v. Bar
tells is largely interested.
BUCKsKIN BEss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16

~. c. L. Moore.
Church at this place by Rev. Cas-
sadly the 18th.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16

Mcclure left Tuesday. for a visit "a
Grayson ..tr is.n i.
Miss Matte Moore, OF Ashland Il
visiting at J. p. Mcclure's this
week.
DIR. z. A. Thompson. of Pikevills.
was visiting at Mrs 0, z. Burgess
Sunday
Misses Laura Hammers and Mag
gle Belcher spent Wednesday night
at Mrs A. S. Gilkerson.
i; Mr.. and Mrs. f, c. Mcclure spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Shannon.
Several from here attended church
at Needmore Sunday.
Oscar Brown. of Huntington was
calling on Miss Maggie Belchef
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Muncey. OF Inez was
visiting at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cassell, Of
Borderland are visiting home folks
this week.
C. V. Back makes regular trips
to Griffith creek.
Miss Bessie Franklin. OF Durbin
has returned home after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs, T, J.
Chaman.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16
PEACH ORCHARD.

A large crowd from this place at
tended church at Richardson suo-
day. rs
The school Improvement League
viii have pie mite nj this place
Saturday night. August ~ Every
body is cordially Invited.
Mrs George vanhoose and sou.
Harold. have returned to their home
in Ashland after short stay At thie
place.
Eyere, and Ralph Williams and
Miss Mildred Powell. OF Paintsville,
were guests OF their sister Mrs, X,
II. Williams. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Martin spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
wray. At Richardson.
John HInkle was in our town re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Wilbur have
been very sick the past week.
Mrs. X. n VILLAS ia also ON tho
sick list
Miss Clara Thompson was the
guest OF Miss Willie Martin Sunday
Mr. cordle. our school teacher.
visited home folks at cordeli recent
lIy. PANsY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16

Laura webb, Elmer Holbroo&, Myr-
Iitie Coburn, Axle Holbrook. Mary
Queen, Ernest Holbrook. Grace
Smith. When they were returning
to the depot George Ross, Maude
Grimsley, Denver Elswick and Laura
Webb got lost but were soon found
and returned home safely.
School at this place is progressing
nicely with Curlie Queen teacher.
Dennis Cooksey attended church
at Sandy Valley Saturday night.
Alma Black is contemplating yis-
it to West Virginia soon.
Mrs. Alice Mays and daughter of
West Virginia were visiting w E.
Cunningham last week
Carrie Webb was the guest of
Maude Grimsley last week.
Mrs, Mary Webb was visiting
Mrs. Nora Sparks Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kibbey were
visiting Mrs. Kibbey's parents at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
j, N. Cooksey was visiting rela-
tives and friends at Normal the
past week.
The Red Mems lodge at this place
will celebrate the second Saturday
evening. Sept 18th. They are ex-
pectlng fine time, good speaking
and good things to eat.
Miss Alma Black, who has been
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Cooksey for the past three
years. was married TO Curtis Null
Inns the 10th. The wedding took
place at Mrs. Harve Hicks. her
sister, at Webbville They will leave
at once for West Virginia where
they expect 10 make their future
home. Alma has made many friend
since her stay here who will regret
to see her leave Curtis is nice
young man and is liked very much
by al who know him
FLUFFY RUFFLES.
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POTTER.

School is progressing nicely at
this place with Mr.. Add skeens
teacher.
Miss Elizabeth Hammond. OF
Torchlight was visiting Miss oneta
Austin recently.
Mrs. Jay See. Mrs. Mckee. Mrs.
Otto Frazier. Misses cclesta Sea
and Bessie Waller were visiting
Mrs. A. Waller.
J. b, Hays. Of catlettsburg paid
home folks visit Sunday.
Misses lnnc Adkins. onefa and
Minnie Austin. Harry and wootsie
Gains attended church AZ Tabors
creek Sunday.
q. G. Daniel. who Is teaching az
KIse visited home folks sunday.
Miss Martha Boggs attended the
ice cream festival at Fallsburg Sat
Tom Hammond, OF Torchllght was
visiting friends at this place satur-
day and sunday.
Rev l.. NJ. Copley VIII preach ~
the Hnle,tc Branch school house tho
fourth sunday in this month.
Miss Mamie skecns and sister.
Jessie. were visiting IN Louisa last
Saturday and Sunday.
Edd Gaines and Claude Hays mad,
trip to Portsmouth last week.
Mrs. Ida Boggs was calling on
Mrs. Jesse Bernard Sunday.
DOT.
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at the brides home Thursday. The
bride was attired in beautiful
white silk gown.
Mrs. Dave Burk, Mr.. and Mrs
Eden Fannin were visiting their
aunt, Mrs. lobe Hazelett, of Bear
creek Sunday.
Mrs, Mary Webb and daughter
Mamie, of Bells Trace were visit
ing her son Henry Webb Sunday.
Quite a number Of people attend
ed the merchants picnic at Ashland
Wednesday.
The following were F. r. Webb
DR.. J. G. Sparks, George Ross
Maud Grimsley. Denver Elswick,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16

Div. / sub-Dlst. I. Enrolment 81,
Maud Smith. teacher
Sub Dist. rs. Enrolment sc een-
sus enrolment 20. Drew Adams
teacher.
Division Q. sub-Dist George J.
Bishop teacher. Enrolment first day
az.
Div. Z. sub-Dist. s. Everett
Thompson. teacher. Enrolment first
day 80. first week 40. High school
organized and patrons very much
Interested.
sub-Dlst. 4 Hattie Z. Robinson.
teacher. Census report IS enroll
ment first week 81.
Sub-Dist. 8. Enrolment 80 first
week. IS first month. Census ~
port 81. OF these attending ap-
other school.
Div. s. sub-DIst. g. Shirley Hen.
sley teacher. Census report a. fist
weeks enrolment so,
sub-Dist. IL. Mary Justice. teach
err, Enrolment first day 20. first
month 80, census report 40.
Div. Z. sub-DIst 8. We had an 10
cream social on the evening Of
Aug. 10th. for the. purpose of add.
Ing more books to our library Held
our examination on last Friday Of
first month with good results. The
highest grade being made by Ess.t
Sparks. Her general average being
SO. Nora Conley, teacher
| Div. 1. Sub-Dist 4 Must say We
have an Improvement league as the
children have worked most ever,
day at noon and recesses improving
the school grounds and have the
| patrons Interested and they hay,
volunteered to raise money to dc
work on the school house. Thos'
making highest grades In examina
tons Friday Grade Z Jesse Sam
mons. Sherman Sammons. Grade .
Rosa Belle Sparks. Alva Ratcliff an'
Annie Summons. Maud Smith
teacher.
Let's have more reports OF thi
kind. Il. e, w.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16
GLENwooD.

A protracted meeting will begin
at this place Saturday by Bros.
Rice and Anderson.
Wedding bells have been ringing
In this vicinity for the last week
Hattie Queen and Johne Queen
were united in the holy bands Of
matrimony last Saturday by Bro.
Harmon.
Mary Queen and Azel Holbrook
attended church at Sand Hill Sum
day.
Edna Cunningham and John Nc
Cormack were united in marriage
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16

OUR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Fallsburg, yatesyille and Potter
schools each have pupils who can
take diploma examinations next
January.
Miss Myrtle Queen. OF Long
Branch has enrolled every pupil In
the District,
James l.. Moore Mt Zelda has been
introducing manual work on the
school property. At his school a
skillful boy has repaired the broken
seats while others have cleaned off
weeds and all rnbbish, from the ON
tire school grounds, while a good
coat of whitewash has been given
the trees and out buildings. This is
the kind OF manual work that Is
puzzling great many teachers In
the course Of study and the people
OF any district will appreciate the
kind OF work done by Mr. Moore and
his school L. r. Bradley has the
largest attendance in Division No
g. Amos Cordle has introduced
needle work in Peach Orchard
school. Mr.. cordle is making a
success at this work. too. OF course
Everybody knows Amos can't use a
needle. but he overcome this trou,
BILE BY appointing Miss Goldie VIII
son as teacher OF this work.
Teachers should now have all
grounds cleaned up. They should
have schools organized by course Of
study. and good order established,
II you haven't done so stop that
running over the house, One pupil
up at a time is all that should ever
be allowed.
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ToRCHLIGHT.

Several from this place attended
church at Lick Greek Sunday
There will be an Ice cream feati-
val here Saturday, August 10.
Miss Mollie blackburn visited
Mrs. 4. u. Mcclure Saturday.
The ball game here last Saturday
was largely attended.
Misses Babe and Ora Isaacs, Of
Lick Creek, are visiting in Hunting
ton.
Ollie Castle. OF Huntington. visit
ed home folks recently.
Mrs Ross Boggs and sister, LAME
Caste. were In our town Monday.
Miss Addle Parker left for her
school on Lick Creek Sunday ~.
Bascom rraley was on Lick creek
recently.
X y Caldwell visited on Lick
creek sunday.
Walker Castle. our night boss,was
in Louisa recently.
Ike Hinkle. of West Virginia, wasI
in our towii last week. 4
Mrs. Walker Castle was here Las
week.
Miss Lizzie Gusslcr visited her
last week. A LONELY GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16
ULYSSES.

Monroe Young, OF this place, and
Miss Shirley Nelson, OF Lowmans-
Vile, were married Saturday, August
9, by Rev. NJ. J. Allen. They are
both industrious and well respected
young people. Mr.. Young and bride
went to jenkins Monday where he
has been driving a team for some
time.
Mrs. Mart Borders and children
of Ashland. and Mrs. Sylvester Bor-
ders and children. of South Char
lesion, o., are here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Haws Moore and
children, OF catlettsburg, are here
the guests OF relatives.
Horse trading days at Lowmans'
Vile Friday and Saturday were
largely attended.
Mrs. J. d. Burton. who has been
sick, is about well.
Mrs. Jed Borders. who has beer
seriously III for more than a week
is thought to be improving.
NJ. b. Hickman and wife, o.
Mead's Branch. have been at the
bedside of Mrs. Hickman's sick sis
ter for several days. They have re
turned home.
Several persons from here hav'
gone to Martin county to-work oil
the pipe line.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16
HULETTE.

Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely.
There, will be candy treat for
the children on the 25th, and a
program arranged suitable for that
day.
The funeral of Rebecca Atkins,
wife Of Jess Atkins. will be preach
ed at Twin Bra Oh school house the
End Sunday In l-,ptember, by Rev.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-08-16
GALLUP.

Bro. Clayton filled his regular APP
pointment here Sunday and Sun
day night.
Mrs. T. J. Burgess Is visiting
home folks this week.
Mrs. @. wv. shivel and Mrs. J. H.
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