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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
THE WOMAN TEACHER
Courier Journap

I l W.
Women teachers wip a.,
re d droin the rural schools nv taso ppeai
uiets Dr. p. p Claxton ITn,, ts|o pre-
i commissioner of Education 9tates
Gmheetlon DR. Claxton nro,,l thls
n'an oy which he hopes ~ 80
"Ilneh teachers with men. pi'ce
ne suggests that eacb nj,
! 49,, ~ shaii be mature man a,s
pnlg from the Normal Scbaa, ~
nas,i with small farm l., oe
shou with the schoolhouse ~
De worked by the teocha, "l ..i.i
~ nP OF the pupils Tho chtIdr .h
| LAYTON argues, would theraIs,.
/ Iii 20 acquire a practical 49,,
| co,Ia - agriculture while the taaotd
| npuiu augment his incoma ons aeiler
OF his farm products me sale
y sounds a bit archaic "a -,
ape'h OF saving money fo, ~, Vhe
TIa,..o, set there is some merit q, r.
4, ,,. pan II is an exceIlen, a.
.c,,,,., eohnunites, to bring ~
.sa ana the farm into cIosn me
uoIshlp The doctrine az ga ieia-
oouiu De eNpounded with mar 'oaas
49, ana the community ~ ~, IN v
men should exist in aera,ta ;, 100 c
.ues would be strengthened thro
eoh'act II snacks n Ijttta 20 \
,,sae school In Nicholas Nict,I.h, u
,, me willy pedagogue would S
,uasLe the difnition of n borso ~
,enii the pupil to curry his o 10y nj
80, ses, we doubt not that thar a.
,hiat Vi sense In any obiect Iessan
' nnS forces itself upon the puniI sG IN
lemory cnns to his
~. claxton's theory may be a. Irid
'p.eu. There may be no 49, an
' aenefs by 1880. yet we cannot smn are
ess he tribute OF sigh when up an,
a nseinplate the passing on ~ dos
rts, She seems part a .n din
rye, OF the rural school. ana ~ ito,
'uIn De hard to give her up. Thara
something incongruous in tho h idae
bringing rosy apples and na =
Wy and hazelnuts 10 a moIa , pnw-
20 the pretty schoolmistrass ~, NOR
INDISPENSABLE, a part OF the dav,s =
lune' In fact As an Sd,,e sun
,eY observed not so very long asa y
~ discussing the replacing Of We proe
!, teachers with men: "a bow mo-, son
man to lick him, but be na nay M
onldn 70 stimulate him. en-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
DuReIN.

Rev 2; Yoak preached his last ser
mon at this place Sunday, Aug ~
Sunday. attended
our public school at this n,soo !.
progressing nicely with Charley .Runs
VT ar. ana Mrs. Charley Franklin !,
ieilowstone, KY, spent the weal. "a -
"lth Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Black :, siiu
hred Franklin, ST., has moved j
preennp recently. ~
H. G. Strait and wife az Asia,
week. =" BACK this
AIpere Mcknight who is emploved
.. Hatfield, paid home folks s,Ss ~
ca Iaea Stevens was capsss on Miss
wb Harrison i, cIarlsson t uay sn n1 hurt
proving. 3D. I'M
Misses Blanc, -ER. Teacher.
spent last Til Sk
heir aunt, "
lockwood.
Mrs. M. "
cases where q, ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
Rheumatism Pain. s.a.-

me first application ~ s,aa
ihent goes right to, The nains,' ahs Linl-
pehetrates without rubbina part--it
and gives III rains around the joints
sufreri CO. rene, and comfort. Don't
family r uet q bottle today! II is q
bruises o,,, for all pains. hurts
ana Or. euts. sore throat. neuraie,a
Mr., chas PAINS: Prevents infection
writas -. r. Wentworth, caIlfornja
matjsm ~ did wonders for my Rbam
Div pain pain Is gone as soon as Ian
he hos, commend commend II to my friends a.
,nfaed a -inlment ever used" Gnar
'"'eed. Zoe at your Druerist uuar-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
Your buildings Is saEt Tonic

Rrnsh a Eng Mrs. Smith Williams !,
s,, rsn creek, visited relatives bso 2
Miss soma Lewis, Of Pollard is vis,t,n,
wes sses Easter and Faith clere ot, I'M.
this place Sunday. friends at
dren sps ,"ii a. Langley and four chill
Old Trace sunday an, with her parents on
.heir horse ran away. threw wy y nome
our OF the buggy and t,rna% mem an
sa She escaped with Upside
i aa and sprained back Viii yLuis Sc.
children We're uninjured WINE the
~, Edward Fowler left here sor ~
virginia Monday. i~ West
u Rush Monday. ~ friends
LONESOME C,IRIJD
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Medical Discovery
LUKE MoLukE SAWS

ne e,,,, . an right for a bunch Of s,ara.
Scboo, no are graduating from H,sh
st Schooi TO select "Isxcelsiar., iiigh
sass sass motto But twenty vears me
Is 9Ialeht Front" would maise ',.s.. iAter
MT with the same class .'ofef OF
,ba,, .ere We're anything in the 90.
wn,,,d -.ss up to, whole lot az me- e
s,s ouu De old enough to be tbeIr t..N sn
sisters fathers. 'neir twin
10 ti great trouble with tba ,,,1,,s,
eIse,s as everybody thinks eyervh Sau
his own. important than
ver - people would send in 4 Lost ~
tenna.., every time they lose tbair
/ to Iasna ~ newspaper would have
wben - e'yoV-page sheet every dav
| comnJi,a ne BOSS wants to pay Won i
p1onpninent the mail is speedv ,,, you
Out When he wants to lticl, 49,. 81.
"0 IN, ne has to use the telegram sour
oo bartender is the only mar
WHY ,i1 ms drinks and hold his iat
mas become of the ola 90,
-, man who used to he nra,e19i, n
"th gold-headed cane?
oI married men who ID
fond, ueh Tor turkey will LEI maj
~. Tor chicken get them ,rt eii
Every man knows that wbat 4.
sn IN the Other Fellow q ~ 80.
it4 Oh, overwork in his case We
/. When Mother is sick Fatbor
! ish anything serious. Rnt Tvs
~ gets stomach ache he va.
Va army corps Of surgeons ana 1919, "an.s "a
,nnu,,. that the World be p,,a.s
Thn bulletins as to his condition
,,ea reason why a man brines H.
, sos . nwo1Dit box OF candy and navs
tor the box of candy he brjnss ~ ~
zee nia is because his wife would
-, ,is with him If he purchased " a
iIHe Expensive for her. any
the women keep on malino :.
in y IN the Special Scenery tla,, ~.
,tt ,neir faces there won't be eno,, pJ
NY '',s and paint left for the bou v
Father ,,,,,, mer
III ana stand around the Corner Bah
ana purchase drinks ana osa. Far,
Sian ueing a Free Born Citizen and "a
nsnate about his Right To pro. ana II
= !, under the Flag. And then he ',,,, Geor
n ON about midnight and n,ao Nh with
Uncle when Mother rafars perry
D % an ornery Dog and Drunken VIII
WI
is JUST about gotten SO that n : our !
ao that her ears are bjdda,, ~
aoesnt worry about anytbjnr aIs "
Cincinnati ENQUIRER lsra'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
A LOVERS DREAM
DiE.yY eiliOus2 constipa..da

vo n Kings New Life Pills viii cpre
r yIa cause a healthy flow OF Bile and
a ,us your stomach and Bowels of waste
ana termenting body poisons Th No.
are Tonic to your Stomach and iney
~ tone the general system. First
' dose VIII cure you of that depressed =
uizzy' bilious and constipated cn ns
ton. 25c. all Druggists 'so eoiiui-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
HuR5ARosTowN

" school is Progressing n,oo,,.
Z. strother teacher. with
Mn REED and Rowe, of For, 81.
+ month SUNDAY In this
; char yohn Cottrell and two sons :,
: da,,,,t.h, w. Va, are visiting he.
, place. oheens, OF this
Nos ~ Meredith, Of Catletts Cre.t,
was yisitlng friends here Satnrdan ee en-,
Myrtle Lett Sunday. oii MISS
cane, was here SUNDAY fiurrl-
pt .,,1a laws Is visiting his sister N,r.
i'i mar, Atkins, of Williamson "i o.
marley Lalsin, Of Big Hnrrica
here Sunday. tiulricane,was |
rjtu az ana Mrs. Alonzo Bellomv
,ie hurricane, were gl,ests -
ie Mrs. Bob Mead Sunday
ier Merideth has been ra mr.,
oi bialne for the past week 'ies
James Billups, of Big Hnrrica
dav Ias, business in this place one
'ohn Biggs, who has been a
az huntington, is spending wd nii,s a
''si' with home folks.
mrs, CA. Skeens is on tba .,a,
~ 2. Buskirk left here Monda, INST "
$3.50 20 Elaine, where he Is In ~ y
'rosstie business. IN the S
$3.50 " D. Curnutte and Miss o,,n, y
.oohsey and sister Hattie. m SeIa nh II
ts peasant visitors at j. w Eaa
ms sunday. - ran va
Mrs. Mary johnson was coi,r. or
niece Mrs. ID. L. BelIomy. Nfap,,a ~ pr
! 'dfs. fearl Merideth, of Meridath w bu
~ was shopping in Hubbardstoun
ne day last week. town Ka
"a Johnson, OF Little Hurrica alb
n,H caller in this place Monda,1 Inc
n's, Normal Massie, of Portsur,,ti, ito
~ spent week with her sistar,,,,' go
W. Mrs. Ed Bellomy ratnrras m say
nday. ieturhed home hin
VAT Ferguson. Of Sugar Brano, Pul
Il sseu thrpugh here last week II
Beilomy and Miss To-, girl
ia oi Merideth, attended Sundsy she
1901 at this place Sunday. sho'
: man Bellomy has returned borno
IN al extended visit with his sister
49, Norris of Tabor's Creek nass Gree
through here Monday. pass ~,
; pai, '7eipS was visiting his uncle Ellis
4 !. beilomy, Saturday. N'' De
elda az naSDurn was shopping parti
iss Az "eeA' W,
iss Alice Merideth attended ~ mon
game at Little Hurricane Satun e M
afternoon. Satuf- No
I, Add White, of Portsmouth q A. Re
rs, rs, spending few days with ber an
81 Bai,an, '' w. j.
70 Ntortt - cierklng in the store Qua
ss SEN i ms week. Belch
tbis - iiouee was shopping in Fay S
n 100" "1eA "His
70 this place last week. vas Reel
!. Anett Taylor, of Huntjnetor Shortr
an ra7,a., . mother Mrs. r. b. Rece
\ Mani III, Song
,luo ~ y, VINO mas been working at Our
iiie, y. is home on a vacation B. SIN,
Ollie Lett of Italy, attended "ReIs
y school here Sunday. M State :
'er meeting here every Thursday E. M. ,
"Poss
n LON ER'S DIR IgANf - L,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
BLAINE.

j, Married Aug. 2Ist. Miss steu,
is ey TO Mr.. cordle. OF CordeIl.
seNerIi OF our boys are ATTENDING
court at Louisa this week.
,,. Emory - Wheeler was calling on
GUS, SIS LAURA Lemester Saturday
last Monday. " LOUISA
49,, 80, -. ~ moore, OF Winchester, is visit.
ing MS sister. Mrs. C. V. Berry.
AR and Mrs. j. II. StambaHeh -
visiting relatives here. a. :
- 4 swetnam is a professional Wis
l'ST an Louisa this week sNooKs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

sf,,l,y done, an inn aa fowls
IL accomplished. Paru-c Dood n,umage.
need to be washed u in gooa pa mn and
hit the legs can be brighteneu a. soft
the feathers smoothed WIN .n,aom that
cloth c In white fowls ! Is s se,uV 70 the
one can win without resort,ne sv,,i en-
v and only exper isn e,s fowls
ahis the beginner to wash ms IS, . hing
bro, properly. In the succee S,ras for the
in preparation Of his bros ra ob taa
SHOW, better results WIN % ou,~ good,
M snV chemicals are reauired-onn,,ss r sy0o Of
clean % eo The first tub, good, sim brush ,,n
VIII VIA ! good place to allow the io~'s y
dry properly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

H.. ION
an increa ,s''vi ,,i.hdrawais IN
rms 90 account of Porto Rican pro,
ducts iissas gallons of spirits als'i aed
rom 1ro,n materials other than fruit TUT. a asa
IRON nn account Of Philippine products s0s
on pn,,nds OF manufactured Tobacco at
cents pound, v
Kentucky by Districts
r.,or a,strict by district Kentucky
la .,,s,,t,on 10 the aggregate coilec'
commune ..a Avoided as follows, this IN
Guiding collections .na ies 400 u,r 10
second District--s4,svo,at"U"v5a
Esfth Observation-Disclosures
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

liz mere was church al this place In .,
and others. s evans
sunday School is progressing nicoi,,
wan John Garrett Supt
airs X. w. Brunk and fap,it,, =,
'utneu TO Huntington "Wednesday ~
-, several weeks stay al this Mace
ar. and Mrs. Jim TAYLOR and NJ.
snuu Mosley were visiting Iyel frisnds
saturday and Sunday. " '''''S
Mr and Mrs John Ntcssor =, ~,
lH'ar, are calling on his daughter Mr.
Calvin Roseberry. SIS
Mrs L. G, Leslie, who has baan s,.,,
'or some time, is Improving.
AIR. and Mrs. Cola Ferp,son
were visiting tboh
alher' Reuben Clark. FRIDAY
Dave johnson was b.ra Ato,.da
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Herrett visy,.a
sunday ana
~ ~ "a, olnrk returned home to Deep !
,.,s .,, after few days visit s
uis p'ace and In Pike county. i
a misses ollie Burchett. Maggie Her. y
=, SUN Herald and Aflntie Herald ,,
~ Ine Pheasant guests OF their aunt .,
~. HhoIhan, sunday. La
MIS- Reed Gunnell. Of Ivel, was down y
see her daughter, Clara Leslie. last y,
,lrthur trunk has position in Tho IN
re at n,Esy Bottom He was down CO
,ohn iyLsott has IN ice cream stand n re'
pu ZEN Rhop opposite the depot. co
Bersp FEAted her dansh, aSEn. IS
va cRlTiee Martin, last week wa va,
rman ions X iEior and an M, Mrs VIM is
lie sunaoNhternoon. n ~
enben Taylor went to Prestonshnrg bn,
way ~ business a. ~
~ DIden Clark returned homo ron
s.fter a visit with relatives ~ sag
,Iginia. 'S' ~ VIII,
:. ~ 4 Kendrick and son Kelley mer
mess Ring at Alonzo Monday nee,
me so Leslie was calling on Mrs W
~ s,Aon Sunday. -
{, We Johnson liz visiting bar
feels bepw Greek this week A oil
.. 1t tAKendrick visited rein. iii
CHGoINNleek last week. S'i
Ikins was calling on
Sunday.
Junk was calling on
v Sunday. Or
Yell Childers were ~ ma =, !
Nat Alonzo Sunday. years
ONLY Me. WI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

So k,,strv Il passed ner fine cow nra one
Emioe close Of the FraNorrison's daughter = e's"'
asny,nd thousands Of Hatfield, who attended
Jnts returned to FrsAthens, w. va, Iast tasrO
,' ,onniation is apprds going to Morebead ~,
40 You can't beat KentuoSy
lNuN A c,tv ~ ali - KENTUCKIAN. =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

farm I'm ~ be taken 70 W. - y been zen sold
WIN have ,''s ,, Fork in Elliott S couDtn
inspect" oar ~, Farmers reou. Tor sale
our nerd. fuosted to
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
PROGRAMME

CO. TOT Children's Day to be obserno, /.
Green Valley Saturday, Sent deserved ae.e a
Ellis. oruer by Supt. Jas
participate ~ an who viii
Welcome address. Rev. v n ~
MN M response, NJ S. Burns tiar-
S So?n Social and Refreshments
A. Belcher. nuucted by /.
w. j. Vaughan. ay school,
po 4aartette by four little girls. sor,,,.
Fay Stewart. Alce and
= History History Of the Sunday scboo,.
sh neeltations by Laura vanhorn VIZ.
onortridge and others. - Vioia
Song by the choir.
.. Stuart and others iner, G.
No heiation Of the Bible I'd res.,.
2. M. Kennison. Prof.
Possibilities Of the g.,
: % Religious. Moral ana enooi
hement', by the house Z he
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

} Il LOST e, s.siea wall
~ q .sos 5sI silver nm bsn.
io I, sao lost either ." ,p''
lay s'nd g Louisa Or fro ,
A a., 90 y my home nea I,
G SSS 80 Reward . r.
CHAPMAN, Loa N
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

I flo ,,,l,. IIVTVts, Get d 60c ~,
AZ AZ To-Day Money back If MOI ~ 20. oot
'ieu: All Druggists. n.y. satis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
nc SANDY NEWS.

.UI hy, Aug. dU-TT Il ~
Y, mas Just been issued by the d ht1OM
Agricultural Experiment Station NM
- der the title, Suggestions Relative to /,
~, the Prevention OF Hog Cholera" of II
'rp which the director of the station is
anxious that every hog raiser and
farmer in the State should have COPY. II
IS. Get n hnc Avn --.-4ess, We're ner.. u
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
GH!LlRENpS COLDS
TREATED EXTERNALLY

knees and aching
re threshing, and IN %
m, much Of il is done by hand
49, Win Proven. Harvesting Crops,
With all the available men r SasM one
w. way the prospect Is a sna 1ean and
10, the young and old, me .s, N.Y., facing
children. who are pracuea,s, ny IL the
famine in the near future IS there nor il no
little harvest is not saved I'm, tns's winter
chance Of ford in the a com IN t,me, they
Unable TO saws the crops ~ m naor viii
viii rot in the fields ana inc poV'
starve' ,,a grain crops af.
fected. but the root crops a :, meat de
Of the European supply c 81 n' horses
uends on the root crops Sa''''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

NJ, oi bianche Black Sim
tha olt slack and Floyd Neal j !
me reunion at Grayson last
e. rom Mccullough, Of Asbiand.
rela,ir ay and Sunday with frie1
Friday. ~ 20 Sati'
y, r Damron. Of Proctorv,,. q
w. .d.ely moved back to Durbi
bes we are expecting campmee u
SooH. "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
a, MoIloE TO col

r ~f,te GEORGE ri,
,sai,,roct rlasterer'
ls susran'ecd, Prices
years experience.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

,.,r,s are valued at
North OF the cf
= the naval strong
@ s,.nsiye fortificatic.
S ,eolos. these dofenses W.
q elght sV town equidistant from
u Antwerp and Brussels BRUSSELS ana a
NV three miles from eae na,ween,
nv north OF the air line pe."e ssa
and Antwerp. It Is one q n u
A sortifled places in Belgium .s al" pr,,s-
to, ,n'vsriss II protects both bru .s
ny "a antwerp from military nhoN
NV way OF Maastricht. .,.,an
n,s s.S 81 IT, The capital Of Bella, ,.nra,
49, n the junction OF severn eve ~
n MT railroads. 1t mas nn,,,
ewer's great septenniai celebration s'nno o.
y, nav az the Assumption. IN n n,rS,
~, DS v,rrin--under the name Oh aa,a s
D .ne on these occasions, the oa oou
Ls s'cs IS August Is. the town WI rs, ,s e col
i.ar,ad into forest OF mrs. ~ ,y.e az an,
'a,,on and planting OF ,,ag 1 fores
g 9sa,, IA on the main roau ''''
: we ~ }r,..ht 10 Antwerp. !, nm,
70 On .vcmEf "A town IN upb'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

S.ml'I issue Of The Tolod
scale Journal i,
IRE Of A. c. McChr
lesmcn, formerly Of Of
isiSe b',. "s =. be doing cxeee,
n prise ~ ,s "u' . having won a
4 =, ST9 i, ms Louisa I r ,arE% ~ :
Gsarii q his success '''S !
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
CARD OF Tg7 L

rsn | desire to thank AA1 i
thy to me durlns - - syn
OF my dear baby. Us ou
MRS. LOUIE Ma frrp,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

"Ho Nd been !
hospital at IInnl
W. weeks with typhd
ga ana Returned |
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
ZBut Zoo many q .urI

great deal OF temper, ->At
evil thoughts and a.
hardly tie the corr : v.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
ANplAN.

lg. Editor
You please
+, iyb. PAPER from
thcn, - men or pHi' ., nowson
The men do the - sure en-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

nj SO that shift their ~ I
.M az press down. onto The Do
~ hd lyes that raw up, The corn 9nn
S clan, with knives. razors sSs nnS
,.HoETssTf.Trss i, ana pulling at corn s4a
onds Two drops anni,a N two sec
sb .ass rod do the work p with the
no snSoi .n shriyels. vanishea goes.
rs,,,' upstitnto. Try IL on INV co accept
'a. ..,,r, or bunlon tonight. corn. wart.
Is sold by dL,.r,.,
S"IEse' zoe a bottle. or se nsi ~,
Lawrence q Co. c chic 90
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
tIIIIIF INltIIN H - =
is sure to gefAND.

J o. thls place at
t-,.,-rriga sunday
4 ~ y yernie Candiu
.YTuesday.
rae atgers. Of Nolan. WINS
go cnudill and Hazel
: = aiorGNew was shopping in
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

IoUv.AIN-The G
In the ~ before tn
It's population is abo
situated about hftet
Of the present capita
81. Trond and Tongr
line for holding bacl
AN enemy across I'M
Brussels and Lieg'
has 1t that Louyain
IA perm-,.,t m'htl
Caesar. Ehe COMFY
against the nobi ,
Iteenth century bNp
Ter a struggle Of En-
inter the imperial
ptnouyain declined
ah place. II has liy
demues In 81,
freight most ON its :
'eturn kAU--A porn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

store. Don't miss IL. The prices will
be most reasonable. ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

on r,er s=iF=775,,,'0,f D PoTlamoath,
{ X; uld GO NO q
wi MIhat is the tnatk visiting her
IjJy1him their faith iM A's ana 10
mi ~ bat they ard nonbalsg,'wlis
iNNn't attend church they Intly.
Ng men in this community on
nd church regularly theirE |
continn=tendnnce worA |
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

N. Aiss blanche vinsor
s " route % East Lynn mn
News " Term OF !
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
GEOGRAPHICAL PA
PLACES IN tn

NiON ~ SAY \
TODAY J
GUIDE IN HIS WIFI
ENCOURAGE As s,
rat HE sHouAa
AIT HE sHouE ~
THATSter
SOME ARE o0w,,
leE SAID THAT N
SAID THAT HE IS
DING OF THE oosPI
YER DRY. NElTHEF
y y
We in a rapid fire ag'
that the calls of bus
10 man is too busy, n,
to spend a small par
attends church but
ING is UPL1FTIN
Z this world. CHUI
Je.
,1Tiext Sunday
.sle following Sunday
= n ID v Sunday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

,o, The fan season :,
sour walls 10 be r -
a., : good stock OF r.
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his second triple of the afternoon and
scored on Lakes single through sec
ond Beall lifted one just over short
for a safety, Lake stopping at second.
Loudermilk tried TO sacrifice. but
Pitcher Klein threw to third to get
Lake. He failed and the bases were
filled. Schorr took Loudermilk's place
on the bases.
At this crucial moment Broder
famed for the first time since the
team has been home on this stay.
Koehler flied to center. Lake scoring
and Bean staying on second. Bean
crossed on GrOdick's hit to center, Joe
making second on the throw. Green
grounded to Klein.
Loudie Gets Double.
Loudermilk doubled when he came
up first in the seventh and SchOrr
was again sent in TO run for him.
SchOrr scored on BrOder's hit 10 left
and an error by the left gardener.
BrOder made third on the hit and
boot Broder was squeezed over on
kOehler's hunt down 10 Cristau. Ben
was out. stealing. Grodick flied to
left and Green was out, Henderson
TO Cristall
Stevenson in the eighth hit over
short and went to second when Lake
walked. Lake and Steve pulled dou-
BILE steal. They died on the sacks
when Beall famed and Loudermilk
grounded to Henderson
The second stop was the best the
Tots could do after their counting
in the third. They only got there
once and il was in the sixth. There
were two down when Grodick pegged
poorly on Kaad's grounder. He stole
and got a bump on the head when he
slid into Lakes throw to the bag
Cristall walked. but Adams ended it
with a grounder TO Koehler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-07
Tjghtness Of Factory League Race
Insures Speediest of Competition
1914. by X. l.. Goldberg.

will submit the remaining games of
the Factory league schedule and per-
haps it might be figured up to suit
individual conclusions:
Aug. 15-Singers VS.. Rubber Res;
divers VS.. Ball Bands.
Aug. 22.-Olivers VS.. Studebakers;
Ball Bands VS.. Rubber Res.
Aug. 29-Singers VS.. Ball Bands;
Studebakers vs.. Rubber Res.
While every fan is interested in the
outcome of the eventual victor an
other feature is of no little interest.
1t is seldom that club in a league
without winning single contest,
which the Rubber Res have accom-
plished TO date, having played eight
games without anything to show for
ii in the percentage column. 1t will
be interesting to note whether or not
they will remain victorless the entire
season. The Rubber Res have three
more trials, meeting the Singers, Ball
Bands and Studebakers in turn.
Studebakers are out of it as far as
pennant possibilities are concerned.
But they must be given credit for
fighting every inch of the way in spite
Of discouraging circumstances. Last
Saturday they made a game try for
a win against Singers, and were in the
van until a bad break. which de-
cided against them. And this in
spite of being compelled to appear for
battle with a patched up team. A
club which will give such a splendid
account of itself. without a thing to
fight for is deserving of considerable
credit.