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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
FOUR BALLOONS IN
ELIMINATION
CONTEST
Weather Observer Figures
Prevailing Winds Should
Carry Gas Bags from Kansas
City Over Great Lakes

lby Leased Wire 90 r1venIna neEtlff
Kansas city. July s-r'our ~ the
balloons In the national elimination
race that started from horo are still
IN the air and setting northeast some
where over Michigan and Indiana car
ly this afternoon. acc0rkin& to report
reaching the headquarters Of the KAN
sas city Aero club. The ioeai Unit
ed States weather observer said tho
winds today should carry the bass d.
rectly over the great lakes into Cana
da. The Goodyear or Akron. Ohio.
was reported passing Galena, Illg.,
early today. and shortly nftorWard
the crew of tho Kansas City Post sent
an "alis weli' message from Joliet.
Illinois.
The other two bags. the Million
Population club of 81. Louis. and the
Kansas city H. had not been heard
from since late last nigns but we're
believed 20 be following the same
general direction as the two reported
today. Two unidentified balloons be-
lieved 20 be contestants. we're report
ed as flying over South Bend. Ind.
and Benton iIarbor and Jackson.
Mlchlgan.
A message received by the Kansas
CITY star az i2;a0 this afternoon from
Msdlson. wis. said; "a large white
balloon" believed 20 be one Ot the
national contestants had passed over
that city sailing rapidly eastward
Lake Michigan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
JO H AN NESBURG IN
HANDS Of MOB
Four Killed and Scores Hurt
in Battle Between Strikers
and British South African
Troops.
tBy leased wirc to EvcuIBg Herald. J

tBy LEASED Wire "a EvcnIbg Herald.
johannesburg. July g. Martial law
WAS proclaimed by the British au-
thorities here today. although by
noon the city HAD become quiet ana
no further firing WAS audible.
The utmost activity prevails at po-
lice headquarters. whore many citi-
zens have been sworn in as special
constablos and provided with rifles
and nifty rounds of ball cartridges.
Bloody riots connected with the
general strike of the gold miners ON
the Rand. which caused the death of
four civilians aud the wounding OF
flfty others in fight yesterday be-
tween the strikers and the troops.
continued throughout the night.
At midnight a mob looted gum
smith store and firing became gen
cral squads of cavalry with drawn
swords patrolled all the streets. fire.
quently charging ana scattering
groups of rioters who constantly col.
lected again to loot tho stores aud
destroy the electric lamps. the light
from which helped the troops to dis
cover the disturbers
Firing WAS inccssant Tor hours
after midnight In the riot area and
many further casualties occurred but
II was impossible To obtain accurate
details
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
BILL TO DEPRIVE
PRESIDENT OF POWER

Washington. July 5.--A bin 10 take
part of the appointive power from tho
president aud lodge II tn commis-
sion OF three men will be- introduced
Monday by senate, ,, orks II Is de-
signed 10 prevent public offices from
being used as political rewards and
the chief effect would be 10 take from
senator's Representatives. and lenders
their present power Of recommending
candidates
The proposed commission, appoint
ed by each president at the opening Of
his term of office. would recommend
appointments Members Of congrCSs
would be prohihHea from making
recommendation and the commission
could make no selections ON the basis
OF political rewards"
The bill provides a salary of $4,000
a year for each commissioner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
TRAIN STALLED IN
GAS FILLED
TUNNEL
Passengers Have Narrow Es-
cape from Death By Suffoca-
ton in Mile Long Bore Near
Louisville.
BY leased wire to EgcninE rIoraId.i

by Leased Wire to Esening ncraId.I
81 Louis. july i--SumoCating pas-
sengers OF a southern railway train
stumbled blindly through mlle-long
tunnel 20 reach the outer air
when the engine, baggage and mail
cars were dcrailcd midway In the
bore near New Albany. Ind. today.
Reports OF the accident received BY
the general superintendent Of the
road here said that while no one was
hurt dozens of persons were partly
overcome by gases from the locOmo-
tive and sought safety by scrambling
through car windows and cropping
their way toward the entrance of tho
tunnel.
Traffic through the tunnel WAS de-
laycd hve hours while the tracks were
being cleared.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
Mexican Colors znsultod aE
Tucson; Paraguan Banner
Cut from Consulate at San
Francisco.
STATE DEPARTMENT TO
ORDER INVESTIGATION
Washington Authorities Be-
lieve There Is No Law 20
Cover Tampling Of Stars
and Stripes at Winnipeg. 4

fFiy Leased Wire q MgeninR fsefulG.1
Washington. JUS s-Two lncldents
involving dissertations o. national
aasn which narkod celebrations seas
seFday are expected to form the subs
ject Of complaints to the state Do
parsment, though - far ncthlnx haa
bean heard from hem.
Tho AFFAIR at winnlpog. intoivlug
the trampling % an American nag
at British parade probably cannof
be made the basis of an ofnciai pro-
test for tho reason that international
law docs nos guaranieo the 9roseeilon
Of flags Of fofelen counry except
where they are displayed over ofh-
clai buildings.
In the Tucgon Incident hpwcyer,
where the iiag over the Mexican cons
sulata was torn down. the state do
pariment probably win feel obliged
TO require taa local authoslsies "a
make e proper apology aae amends
To the Mexican consul. II that can b.
dcno without involving any official
recognition % the ffuerla g0torn.
ment. which appeata 20 ho the Rfoat
apprehension of tho state deparlmenk
az this iuuoiRre
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
DEMOCRATS FIGHT
SaY OF BINDING
CAUCUS IDER
Opposition to Rules Requiring
Blind Support of Admins
tration Tariff Bill Develops.
By leased wire 70 HvcnIn9 lIegeId. j

Warrington, July Opposition 70
q rule binding all Democrats 10 sup
port the tariff bill without change
forced an adjournment OF the senate
caucus today until Monday. only 81
cf the 8 Democrats were present and
several senators objected 10 the eau
cus taking final action 10 bind its
members whom 80 few were present.
Adjournment was taken 20 o'clock
Monday afternoon when an effort viii
be made To secure a full attendance
of Democrats Tho time when the
wool schedule shalt take effect II still
unsettled Many Democrats are ad-
,ocating that II 40 into effect immea
diately when the bill becomes law.
kilograms were sent 10 ali absent
Democratic senators 90 be In Wash
ingtOn Monday for the caucus, at
which the binding resolution viii bo
pressed 10 % vote. The caucus decided
finally today that the bill shall so
into effect Immediately. except those
schedules where other effective dates
are fixed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
METHODIST CHURCH
BURNED; MILITANT
WOMEN BLAMED
Costly Structure in British
Seaside Town Destroyed; At
tsmpts on Other Buildings
Fail.
IBy Leased wire 10 Evening Herald. J

Illy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. J
London, July 5.-A Methodist
chapel ia the west sea coast town Of
Pwllhen the construction OF which
recently cost ts0,00o. was destroyed
by fire today and an attempt was
made 10 burn the Baptist tabernacle
In the same town. ~ usual. the milf
iant suffrHgettcs are suspected. How
over, no evidence has been found 10
incriminatc them.
Another supposed attempt by mill
tant suffragottes TO commit au out
rage occurred az Bolton. Lancashire,
this morning. The caretaker of the
new town hail. which cost $3.50. 200.
discovered parcel containing ex.
rlosivcs la the letter box A fuse
which was attached had been lighted
but had gone out.
Miss Alne Kenny and Miss Rachel
Barrett the trst Of whom was under
going oigheen months imprison-
mcnt and the second nine months i'm.
prisonment for committing malicious
damage 10 property. were released
from iail again today. suffering from
the effects of "A hunger and thirst
strike
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
Jnn. Uclchrnir Enurth.

Newcastle, Cal, July Newcastle
would not have had a Fourth of Juiy
celebration yesterday had II not been
for japanese residents, Most of the
American toWnsmen had gone on vis-
its 20 nelEhborlug cities, 80 tlc Japan
cse built platform In a held dec
Grated u with American flags and
Japanese lanterns, invited Americans
10 attend aud provided day and night
fireworks ani free refreshments
A japanese acted ~ master of GER
emonies and introduced the speakers,
several of whom were Americans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
HUNDRED YEAR OLD
VETERAN WOMAN tATEit

Los Angeles. Cal, July b.-Daniel
Turner. a Veteran OF the civil war,
residing at santa Monica. who cele-
hrated his i07th birthday Yesterday.
thanks his judgment IN remaining
sinV' COR his long llfe and apparent
good health al this advanced axe.
i"My life WAS never 0lighted by
worry OF sickness because never
married. said "unclo Dan Mar
ried men die younger than bachelors
Sometimes death is IL welcome rollet
to the man who gets a modern wife -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
AVERY TURNER ONE OF
FRIcsO ROAD RECEIVERS

TBs LcRsc6 Wire Ia Eyeulug IIefald.l
Dallas, Tea. July 5.--Fedcrnl fudge
Meek appointed Avery Turner of Am
afillo and q. 8. Schlexor Of Fort
Worth as receivers for the lines of the
A. Louis and san Francisco system
Ia Texas today.
Turner n vice president of The Pam
handle lines OF tho Santa w. system.
and schlcyer Is president and Eenefal
superintendent of the TeEaa nnes of
the Frisco.
Bonds o. tss.o00 each we're required
OK the receivers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
AUTO OWNERS ARE
HEARTLESS BUNCH
IN MINNEAPOLIS
Policeman Appeals in Vain to
Fourteen Before One Is Will
ing to Take Injured Boy to
Hospital.
cry Leased Wire ,o Asycnlng Iierald

Minneapolis. July 5.-Refusal OF
fourteen automobile owners 90 carry
a Toy 10 hospital may result In tho
death nt John McEwen, 2 years old.
Tie WAS injured FRIDAY night during
a fireworks display when "a skyrOckct
went astray az one OF the city parks
and struck him. Tho blg stick stuck
fast in hls leg, while a policeman car
rying him in his arms walked up and
down before long row of ears plead
ing for someone Ca take him 10 a.
hospital An nutomobilist who heard
the appeal finally came % the rescue.
~ don't want my children 10 g,t
wet" said one owner. MY wife and
her dog are In rny car and ] cant
take the boy" explained another.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05

san francisco. July 5.---'rhe nation
al ensign Of Paraguay was cut down
yesterday from its atnn on the resi-
dence Of Estorjie CalderOn. c0naei
general for Paraguay in this cisy.
during his absence.
Consul calderon had been aurprlsed
earlier In the day BY vlalt from Two
men, who demanded the flag be low-
cred
FOREIGNERS don't 70 on fhs
Fourth" they said.
The consul endeatofed 10 eNplaln
that he had hoisled v ~ heRor ~
the United States. but they lett un-
convinced
Later housemaid heard noise on
the roof and saw man hurf, lnE
away with the nag,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
BANK MESSENGERS
RELIEVED OF $1,000
tRv Leasea wire 60 Evrunr Herald

Nv FH'WNl''I WIZ W VIN'''F"N INVT1'''
Nannimo, " c., luly a.--'fwo bank
clerks carrying 2.50o IN currency
from hank here 10 the Cumberland
mining district ware held up and
robbed of the money late yesterday
hy two hiEhwaymen.
The robbers had cot me telephone
wires ln the vicinity aud several
hours passed before an alarm could
be- given A posse Is said 10 have
surrounded two suspects maroonod
by high tide on a spit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
MOOSE Jaw OBJECTS
To GtsfiEnRATF1N OF Rf3Ffm1Fl

Winnipeg. July s---An American
flag was trampled In she mud and
torn BY a mob and an American aho
waived 4 was slightly inIuFed ana also
rolled In tho mud at Moose Jaw. sask..
late last night according 70 word re-
ceived here teday. The American.
whosa name WAS not aaEeTtaiuad. was
Rescued BY the police EARLIER in fhe
evening the police turned back 90 their
hotel fifty Americans attempting %
parade the streets with waving Flags.
The police feared riGelng
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
BOTH SIDES LOSE
HEAVILY AT IAUANA A

Saloniki, July 5.--The Greek troops
today captured from the Bulgarians
the small town OF Lahnna on the rail-
road from Salonik TO Serres. n is
considered the most important posi-
lion In the vicinity and the koy 10
Series. which lies about 20 miles
northeast The losses on both sides
Mere considerable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05

Tucson, Arfz. July 5.--Ihc haullnR
down Yesterday OF a Mexican nag
iiylng over the consulate OF Alexandra
Ainalie was made today tho subject
OF report 20 the McHlcan embassy
al Nashington. Connul Ainulin also
made formal protest 20 Mayor HUFF
man.
Preminent Mexican r,sidontB here
are formulating a protest % BE- sent
to the state department at Xaahlns-
ton.
On che morning OF Eao Fourtk lhe
Mexican flag war removed and tho
American banner hoisted In its piece.
Il was said today that small boys
made the exchange. encouraged by
men from tho street below The con.
sul asked tho civil authorities that tho
mlscreanls be punished.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
10 NcuIrallle Philippine.

Washington July Representa-
tive Burgess of Texas today reintr0-
duued his resolution 90 request the
president to consider the cXpcdiency
of treaty with European powers
for the naturalization of the Philip
pine islands aud Ia protect an indo.
pendent government there when es-
tahlishod The resolution WAS refer
red to the nsular affairs committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05

Henley England, July The lie.
ander boat club to-day won the Grand
challenee cup Tor eight-oared crews
by beating Jesus college. Cambridge.
I.eandefs time Was minutes. ~ sec-
onds This WAS the last day ot the
royal regatta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05

New York. July 5.-B. l.. WluchclL
former president Of the So Louis and
aan Francisco railway and later re-
celver for the systein position which
ne resigned yesterday. han boen ap,
poihted director of traffic Of the
Union Pacific railroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
TURKEY AGItEI3s TO
REMATN NEUTRAL

Vienna, July 1t is announced
here from an official source that Tur-
key has agreed 90 refrain neutral in
the Balkan conflict In return for con-
cesslons made By Bulgaria Ia the war
indemnity,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
UNIDENTIFIED BALLOON
SIGHTED NEAR CHICAGO

Chicago. July s.--One of the bal
loon rsccrs passed over the outskirts
of Chicago early this morning. u was
mere spock In the sky and could not
be lhnnlIlIed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
DESPERATE FIGHTING
~ IlIlllliMESa Al

Vienna. July 5.-Desperate fighting
has been IN prOgress between the Bul-
garians and servians since yesterday
near Vellcs (Kcpr.W according 10
the sofia correspondent of the Neiue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
MARRIED Man LESS
PRONE TO CRIME
THAN BACHELOR
Attempted Suicide Only Off,
fense in Which He Exceeds
His Brother Of Single Bless
edness.


New York. july Bachelor
criminals outnumber the married
onss In this city In thc ratio OF nearly
three 90 one. as IL shown IN the am
nual report of the chief clerk of the
district attorneys ofice.
There were 2,OSS convictions Of un-
married men and TS9 convictions OF
married men IN the last year. OF the
women convicted So were hurried
and 100 single.
4 classification of the crimes show
that the married man Is IN the mi
nority Ia practically every crime ex-
cept attempted suicide
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
sERVIAN FRONTIER
TOWN ATTACHED

Belgrade, July 5.--Bulgarian roups
today attacked zayotchar. seryisn
frontier town, according To- reports
just received here. The attack was
fepulsed after severe battle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05

81 Louis. July 5.--kA order uaa
filed ln the loderai district court a..
day appolnllug William q. Nixon &nd
william y hlddio successors tp 81 iA
Wincholl lu lhe rtcolQeIHbip Cor lhc
st. Louis and San Ftanelsee rallrPad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
POsTOFFICE R0BBER
MORTALLY WOUNDED
(By Leased Wire 90 Escning Herald !

Atlanta, Ga, July barricnded
IN the postoffloe az kirkwood. SUI
burh where hc had blown open the
safe. j W. Johnson fought c0nstables
aud cltizens early today until he feil
probably mortally wounded by bull
let johnson said he came from
Philadelphia,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05
BULGARIANS NO
MATCH FOR
MODERN
GREEK

Hellenic Troops Garry Enemy's
Stronghold at Point Of Bay
Onet and Defenders Retreat
in Wild Disorder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-05

WODAx'a nmwR EuDAxns
Yon 81, n N Ne HERALD.
alxly Coa,w , 1Dnth ~ ag ewts
. wesk tiiveIa "a yous aougl
nfty csnts By mall.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-04-11
ROVE oREEK.

Carlos Lambert and wife were
visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Bryan. Sunday. -. sFrank vanhorn,
who has been on the sick list, is no
better. Miss Celia Stewart at
tended Sunday School at Buchanan
chapel Sunday. Eddie Stewart and
Barney vanhorn were visiting home
folks Saturday and Sunday. Misc
Garnett Payburn was visiting Misses
Addie and Bessie Stewart Sunday. !.
Earl vanhorn passed down our
creek recently on HE way to Zelda.
Annie Gillian Ia visiting home
folks this week. !. !. Sherman vanhorn
and wife were visiting his parents
Sunday. Jessie Stump was visit
Ing her sister. Lucy Smith, Friday.
Harry Lambert was In Catlettsburg
Friday. :. Nola Vanhorn was visit
ing Sophia Stump Sunday There
will be church at Buchanan chapel
Sunday. I. Mrs. Clara Stewart. who
has been sick. Is improving. ....
Sophia Stump and Julia Bangh pass
ed down our creek Saturday en-
route to Zelda. ;. Thurza Curnutte
was visiting Mary Stump Monday
BLUE EYES.
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MEAD's BRANCH.

Church at this place Sunday was
largely attended. =. Several OF the
boys and girls OF Georges Creek a.
tended church here. :. Misses Maud
and Rosie vanhoose. OF Wilbur,
were visiting relatives OF this place.
-. Roy Hickman visited his cou-
sins. Jettie and Minnie Childers.
Monday. :. Mrs. Jennie Miller was
visiting Mrs. Mandy Hunley Tues
day. Charley Childers made a
trip to Little Blaine Tuesday. $50.
Several OF the boys and girls OF this
place attended church at Shannon
Branch Sunday. .Jettie Childers
was visiting Ina and Bessie Preston
Wednesday :. Levi Miller and wife
were visiting his parents. A. IL.
Miller, Saturday and Sunday.
Willie Miller made a trip to Little
Blaine Sunday. /. Frank Gose and
Charley Maynard passed up our
creek Sunday. PANSIES
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-04-11

left another boy. ...w. 5. Thon,-
sea, o. Grapevine. was here Thur.
day. ). DIR. J. o. Moore waa IN Lea
i.A-W Wednesday. >. Miss Elva r.
Miller spent Sunday with Martha u.
Moore Il. ID. Hayes and sialof.
Miss Emily. visited their sister. M.
Rosa Streitenberger. OF Ellen. sac
urdfy and Sunday ROY. J. g..
Moore. OF Auxier. was here lnn|
week Mrs. Mary 70. Miller anl
daughter. Miss Beulah. visited g
NCsis last week. Rev. Jack Thonr-
son preached at Morris Sunday.
Carson Thompson left Monday fcr
Borderland. :. Hence curnutfo. ~
Ellen, was at Mart Hayes rccenilIr
locking at stock. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Z. Moore visited their daughter. Mn
Harrison Evans. sunday n. q.
McKinster. OF Adams. passed here
Tuesday DIR. Hayes and wife, ~
Charley. visited hia mother SUNDAY
wv. r. Moore attended church =
Matte Sunday. I. Willie Adams. q
Rich creek. passed here Sunday ~.
Miss Media Moore Visited hor aunl
JUST a GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-04-11
LEDoCIo.

Forest Johnson and wife will soon
leave for Maysville. where they
will make their future home. 49,.
Mrs. Charley Moore and little daugh-
ter Mexie. are visiting parents OF
this place. =. Sheriff John Carter
was on our creek Wednesday -.
Miss Aka McKinster, of Matte, was
visiting Miss Hattie Jordan Satur-
day night and Sunday. Mrs. Myr-
tie Moore, OF Ledocio, and Misses
Hattie Moore and Jane McKinster
were visiting friends at Blaine Sat
urday and Sunday. Carl Moore
passed through here Monday en-
route to Louisa. :. Harrison Evans
and wife have moved on Ash Branch
Lee Hays, OF Adams. will farm
with At Ball this summer. The
Little Blaine Telephone Company
met Friday at Matte and appoint
ed v. c. Ball. president; T. W. Ball,
Secretary and treasurer: b. z. Jor-
dan, A. l.. Spencer and w. A. Cas-
tie, directors. -. Eskie Adams. OF
Twin Branch. was visiting his sis
ter Saturday night. DIR. Walter.
OF Louisa, passed up our creek Sat
urday. PET.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-04-11
HULETTE.

A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized at the home OF Rev. j. c..
Moore on April 9Th, hte contracting
parties being Mr.. Jason Lambert
and Miss Susie Ruggles. The bride
ia the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ruggles, OF Adeline. The
groom Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Lambert. OF Long Branch. !.
The sick In our neighborhood are
all Improving. 80. Miss Gussie o.
Daniel, who is attending school at
Fallsburg, visited home folks Sat-
urday and Sunday. Miss Pearl
Blankenship. Of Fallsburg, was visit
ing Misses Amy and Nancy O'Dan-
lei Saturday and Sunday Mrs. G..
r.. Layne and baby were visiting her
parents, Mr.. and MRS. Lewis Nun
ley, Saturday and Sunday (. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Hutchison were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Cham
bers, OF Estep, Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Travis and children. Of
Ashland. who have been visiting
Mrs. Travis parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harmon O'Daniel, at this place. have
returned home. :. Miss Lucy o.
Daniel entertained crowd OF young
people Saturday night. Among them
were Misses Amy and Gussie O'Dan-
iel, Pearl Blankenship. Bertha Woot-
en-. Berta Nunley, and Messrs. Fred
and Lewis Nunley, Harmon O'Dan-
DAN PATCH.
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wHITEHoUsE.

Rev. Rice, OF Louisa preached
here Saturday night and Sunday. :.
Luther Waddle, who has been on
the sick list Is better. Bob Patrick
of Paintsville. was here on buai-
ness Thursday. =. .Coger Parsons
was visiting Miss Rosie WEIGH Sun
day. =. Mary Parsons was visiting
her sister. Ms. Susan Parson. Sat
urday. :. Kiss Make Parson was
visiting Miss Ida ROLAND Sunday.
Willie Vanhoose was visiting Miss
Nellie Parson Saturday evening =.
Richard ROLAND was visiting Miss
Make Boyd Saturday evening. ~.
Mr.. Armstrong. OF this place went
to Paintsville Saturday on business.
-. Jake Mullett. of this place went
to Georges creek Sunday Ella
Lemaster was visiting Mrs. Trina
ROLAND Sunday .. Rev. Burns Con-
ley, of Paintsville will preach here
and Sunday next :. Jack
of Hammond was visiting at
Frank Parsons Sunday.
JANE.