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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Wichmen Drop Two Games to the
Fighting Cubs at Moline in Hard
Fought Series.
FOUR TEAMS RACE FOR THE FLAG
Stock Leaders and Taltys Take Three
by FOrfeit-Jensen' Men Rou
2.770 Pins.
TWIN-CITY STANDING.

In one OF the hardest fought bowl
ing series of the year the Cubs took
two games out of three from the Cross
Countrys last night at the Moline al
leys and are now only one game be
hind the leaders. The Taitys took
three from the Arlingtons by the for
felt route and are only two games
away from the top.
The local bowlers found the Moline
alleys in poor shape. and consequent
ly poor scores show on both sides In
the second game the Cubs drew is
splits. cutting the count 10 721 pins.
while the Wichmen drew no less than
nine splits in this game. None of the
stars on either team rolled anywhere
near his usual gait Joe Johnson
rolled 231 the high count of the ev-
ening
The Stock Leaders took three from
the Iowly d. & 3. five. which is for
feiting games regularly at the rate OF
three per week.
With only two more series TO roll,
all of the first four teams i'm the league
are conceded a chance for the title,
and the finish promises TO be a warm
one. The Wichmeu and Cubs each
have a series TO roll with the tall
enders. and the peunant will probably
lie between these two teams. The
scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
SPRINGFIELD BERTH
PROMISED HAYDEN ?

Springfield. H.. April I6.-Accord-
ing TO rUmors Thomas Hayden, for
mer owner and president of the Bur
lingtOn Hawkeyes, OF the Central as
ISOLATION. had purchased the rights OF
the Springfield Three-Eye club from
President Al Tearney OF the league.
and would locate a team here this
summer.
Word from Burlington was TO the
effect that Hayden was strong for
locating a team in Springfield. and
was willing and anxious TO back the
club with his own money. II was said
he had made all arrangements with
Tearney and would arrive in Spring
field the latter part of the week.
President Edward Buckley, of the
Springfield Baseball association, stat
ed he knew nothing about the Hayden
deal and said he talked TO Prexy Tear
ney last Saturday. when the latter said
he had a man to purchase the club.
and if he could not arrange the trans
fer he would come to Springfield and
aid in securing capital 10 carry it
through the year Tearney promised
TO let local officials know about the
transaction Tuesday night, but they
are expecting definite word today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Hrouu. tr~uea digger rVtraurfirsry
failed 90 keep che whales ir front .r
che Federal league race and lost O.
stubborn battle fu tt- fitfshgrFr Esh-
@iE yesterday ~ Wr.ehmnu park. Co
q. 90 vas ssI retreat Tor fFs three
fur-red marvel Ia Dis frst start off tho
yrar. as br bad considerable license
f1 sin.
o. wac no fr1rtaf attack ut.et w0r
Cor tsr E~hF When only four bite
rad rlT bulls Fy- ir eight innings O.
FEgf1lf .s usually trafErt up for cine
miner. Yesterday frr enemy EusaE-f
ir tkrolsh th~ back door. Wilson ana
Beck BEING responsible Cog fte i.ras-
fr1rF -rar Eaari action.
o. enc EappereI Ir fsr fh.rl .Hr.H=.
ahfa r1Hr vicious attacks ia front
called tar special vigilance on fss
saatE. 1r1r.reai had passed che rrEf
batter and fEr second had scratched
a1s a h.r rEHr came an out. with
uerEawuTr f--zirE tt fog home
Beck tried fH shut che rr1rtsfDp Hr
and terrH vsIf. ard rtIs opening WAC
r1ad er1lrf tn also FrrI NDer-v
bone rreFIrls fr ferr Wilson. tr
TRIMS fH nail Hr-slswmr- 40 second.
bad lsrrrHHr flr rErE. giving fEr
EeHe. tEr tFr-.f 1t aa extra base.
rs- game wac 1vrF fFrrr and chem.
Score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
ID 81. JulIen ME-.
BARRATT O'HARA IN
DEFENSE OF BOXING

Springfield. H.. april 16.-In reply
to a communication from william
Barrett Willard. u. D., secretary Of
the Chicago Church Federation coun-
ell. protesting against the passage by
this legislature of "a law to legaltze
prize fights. Lieutenant Governor
Barratt O'Hara yesterday strongly in
d0rsed the boxing bin now before the
legislature. Following are abstracts
OF a letter which the lieutenant gov
ernor. sent 10 DR.. Willard.
Your letter concerning sundry
bills to Iegalize boxing has been re-
ceivsd and its contents accorded care
full consideration. Personally ] be-
lieve your indictment of boxing bit
too drastic
Despite newspaper accounts 20 the
contrary. betting on the outcome OF
boxing bouts has become almost OBJ
soIete This has been the case, espe-
ciaIly in Chicago since the iasco IN
which the celebrated Terry McGoF-
ern and Joe Cans were involved.
7 cannot agree with you in your
contention that boxers and those VINO
patronize boxing contests are OF an
especially low order. As far as the
present bill is concerned. am de-
termined that both opponents and pro-
ponents of boxing shall receive an
a absolutely fair deal in the state sen
ate"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
LING SYSTEM TO BE
SHOWN BY STUDENTS

Thor NoTbeTE has been working the
Olympic team % AuEustaua college 20
ere limit during the ias, tWo weeks.
and has - picked men whom he
thiaks all give an exhibition % the
Linz system Which vii b. weii worth
seeing This exhibition wiii b. given
az the college gymnasium tomoTrow
eFeuirE. fn eouusetioa with a coucert
D. ths AuEusfaHa college hand. under
ere t~aaership % Director Carl r.
Ea'guiss
The team consists % the following.
Neis Pearson and r @ Cnrisf~sf. lead
iuE ss~ns carl Lgud. Werner swan
sou. Siuo1 Fasrrstrum. Joseph Fa-
Eersfrurs. Mari LaTson. Erie Gustav
s1a. alfred Martinson. Herman Lar
500. Nathan HuifEren and Frclrik
AaersUs Nearly al % these are cx-
PER- Eymnas;s. most % them having
specialized On some particular lire.
anf are thus prepared Co give fcW
afai'ioaai tricks duria< infcFmls-
s.oas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
TEAM
TO MEET BRADLEY
Augustana Men Go 10 Peoria ia Debate
on the Labor and Trust Dues
ton.

AUgustana fresh-soph debating team
will meet Bradley AT Peoria tonight in
what promises TO be an annual event
from now on. Augustana men will
take the negative of the same question
debated In the triangular debate held
short time ago, and are therefore
well prepared. two of the members
having taken part on the college
teams. The question up FOR discus
sion Is. Resolved. That Labor Unions
Should BE Exempt from the Sherman
Antitrust Law, Constitutionality
Waived
For several weeks the boys have
been working faithfully. and judging
from the ability shown during the re-
hearsals will give Bradley a hard
fight The team consists OF two fresh
men and one sophomore. with a sec
ond sophomore as alternate Truman
Searle viii captain the team. and will
be supported by Luther Benson and
Joe Horblit. with Willis Weld as al
fernate-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Cbasas1. trf. Neru ia timely eir
three wtf gstesrs. an overdose sf
bases on bsUls asd- fH- SCI Louis car
dfesls tsoS asr FFsr class ball club
yesterday as ere west site PARK. sai
ere resgE vac thaf tseT tartrt tss
Cubs Sbrfr rrsr tsr-sr or fs- sessaa.
q ta O. vita taFrv Cs-Eev enc vte-
ftm
TIE f5gr rgss. tar timely Eif. fes
wild pitches aed free passes an cane
On ere taf-f taniaz. causing ere welt
Known ttr cheney % remove himself
from enc picture AFTER fw1 rges had
crossed ere plate on tfs bur bruves
ant e. rsrner was e0 sre1at NttGral-
fg. ataefritEr wE1 t1oE ap tsF
megad 300. was more OF less urrvegs.
snts hsfaa tis local tebst. ssi Re rrg-
eesdsd tv pass asother man. make
tss thffd VITA pftch ef ere rogrt. aef
tssu fae stage was en- seE frr Go6bF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
SCHEDULE FIXED
UP FOR STARTER
FIRST Two Series Arranged for Three
bye, Rockford Being Counted
as Member.

The Three-Eye league has a sched-
ule for two weeks. at least. and il pro-
vides Tor Rockford as a member of the
circuit. The committee composed OF
Vice President James T. Hayes Of Dav-
export, L. r. BIackman of Moline and
Wilson Beriug of Decatur has. in ac-
cordancc with instructions at The re-
cent meeting. arranged for a series of
games which. viii suffice for a start.
Here are the first Two series.
April % 80 and May Blooming
ton az Davenport. Moline at Quincy
Peoria at Decatur and Rockford at Du-
bUque.
May . 1.-TWO gamesl and May s.
Rockford ar Davenport. Bloomington
ar Dubuque. Moline AT Decatur and
Peoria az Quincy
May 3 is AN open date and second
airy openings viii take place May .
al Moline Peoria, Bloomington and
Rockford.
The complete schedule viii be an
nounCel later. The committee has re
ceiyed the following requests from va
rious clubs by which it viii be guided
in the adoption OF the final chart:
Bloomington wants TO be at home
May and S TO open on the road, and
does not want July game.
Davenport wants to open at home;
TO be al home June % and "A, and does
not want Labor Day
Moline does not want Decoration
Day and wants June /. and at
home
Dubuque does not want July 4
Quincy does not want Labor Day.
Decatur does not want Labor Day.
Peoria wants Decoration Day and
July (.
Davenport wants Decoration Day
and July T.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
FEARFUL THINGS
DONE To BROWNS
sox Trash ~. Lsais ~ o. o on
IN a >hoekinr Evhibifiaa %
ths Nafiacaf tame.
ROWLAND Chased FROM FHLD


a. tasfs. So. Nsru tE.-'Tb- white
Sos. m4ds o. tus straight over
RicEsg's Brownies az s5artsaae park
YESTERDAY astsrssos. tE ta O.. astars
Mayer-eieet Thempsoe party wEils
ne tAres ether wfaaera on sas 9pes-
tnE Gay proceedings were bowisE ta
Defeat.
20 Req 1l.ber'f superb sifr-ara
hcaeiaE ac.t saglr swell alI arolEG o.
fsnsrVe gasfiastar. leelst.eE tf lI-s.
Re fae tlr faBes.taa rrsulL tneites-
tally. enc Gar.arr produced one tErtI
='psatsF .a His fraf este Pol ere club
houae at tae iastaaee Of CGa.Fr u.a-
nseu.
Almost aHT rragp ~ sad i9sters
could have presented o. stronger ogeo-
sltiou rsf enc tf9sr nan tiI fh1 down
trosieen employees ~ Cefaart Hedges
The tau.e tlwr ttEeGiaE taf~sf was
very maea ceff sad h~asa Ter sup
porting forces were teelfrrd t1 boot
EN- about. aaf slf3errGTr th-re vas
no apparrrt iaeE 81 ere oI3 famEttr
daah aad sFbtlnr spfrt. eats being
du@. p~rharr. 90 thr Fact tFet ere
SCUM aff~rs Blew ts~glsrrv-s % sew
su martsrs fa tae frst period. Eh1aEn
theV complied tgt ferrs tifs
Eawttad.s rEp1fsfoe trusspl-et o.
tar fourth whrs utear~H called Eflfs
Collins aaf ta n close play at eret az
ter enc keystone king BAD tzti down "a
perfect buet F0r merrtv rtsfsE 90
execute "a gesture dsuaffeE atmpur9q-
al Of ere vrrdIrf. oIr alf r1urs.r.
Pants" was Ffv-f ore gate sa.t "a r1st
TRACK CD enc shower BATH Score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
MARQUARD HURLS
IN NO-HIT GAME
Nru Vera ~safhpau Held. EraaEiyu
Helpless. Bot ~ Yea Fariuz
Hin in Contest.

sew YORK APRIL EE-Larr feaa
Robe ttarrEErt psamGiFasr1 pitch.
.He eassrrr against urE5s.Fe ar
- Polo FruactF yesterday aEieE
ara.s.s HeeE t1 fsr eccentric s1efa-
aaa a.- rer atElFrra Do ta.r shea Er
r.HIr. r.e Federal feae-r aaf
..aH# BIS .asrrs.s an. eal..el back
aea.H
tfarrssrt rrstFE se-e.f game
..e gaE.s sessteE EHr Dodgers agr
5000. er fH
@. .s.r eHee fssr err eees sa.E ar
-Ea..ts. at -er fa.r.EE arr as Eaa-
showed Gee eEf such marvellous eaa-
.-aI seaE Dol eallE have spun FEr tefI
over f Fsr Bone plate vas aa small
rs q postage stamp H.s sr~ar t@f
ann r.~..et a.asF H.e Eerf uer a 1raF
.1se as Pol vssrt .1 and es4s tsaralas-
.rr rfrF-ess before fs~ eyes af enc
sarer set Brooklyn bafs~rr
leIr @. u1tEers faced Haa- Garrr
fsr rasteer uElV tErre uea zoe Co.
rsr base. fw1 Of fF~sr. srerEFl aaf
<aeG Waraf. being passed Catslsa
ls ere sfveEtE lEs5sF uas sasr AZ Ores
wGrr Flsceerr permitted rirfirF
sesrtrr tn fsEr e4f % Ess Earts like
a FrssseepeTr Wsras vas rF rrsF st
ere t.@- arf went down r1 ere1af.
.eE Er vas rarE1art te-rr
Eaae received bril.tast sgraarr from
BEE f-t.1a GacrF Hans La6err az
tEsrt swrrF ere tese,l cl~ae 6s srs-
r-at frogb-ss5ras rollers. aEf~ H1b~
sIasFtf SEEDED tss territory abdzt ere
si.taee uttF trttrE accuracy Sc
struck one farer tsssmea art fk~
aFeFrs wbstFt tsfo tAr faviuas Bands
III Efs r-sar--ar-s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

kEfra base Efs=l ~ urnatFs NtiaoHs
suth. Flaek. Three-base. Wickiand.
stris~outs by brown 2. Dickson 2:
by Mcconnell / BASES ON baIiE-On
Bruwu e. or utcksoa p OF MrCor-
arli uuubir piny-FinrE 90 Farrsl
o. uect. Runs earned or Dickson =
Left OF bas~a-ChicaFo q Pittsburgh
= Time isfs Umpires Ftuneran and
Howell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

ussearr tate % Css-irrsH srt N-v
Nsrs
Co. tis hurry ta locate ere plate
staa1rtfrr Ereoe~I tasr Da~ ard
Eabrrr smashed GO on a lla~ Co crrfrr.
se6ries t1g1 r.esrrs wfth what proved
f1 o. fer trettirE markers ~ fsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

New York. April l6.-Presideut
Barrow announced yesterday that
M"ssrs. Ebbets and McKeever had
sold their entire interests. amounting
20 -p- shares OF stock in the New
ark. y. j.. International league club.
The terms % Jhe deal were not for
publication. he said. bat the stock
was purchased by George L. SoIoman
and g. II Mcdicus. "a son OF X. v.
Ne'iieuF. who O. secretary and treas
ursr % the club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
THIRTEEN GAMES
ON The SCHEDULE
tusu>fana college Ha- the Best Base
ball Program That Has Been Ar
ranged in Years.
CARTILAGE u HERE TOMORROW
Contest ON LEGAL Campus VIII Give O
Line ON fbs Material Which Has
Been Gathered.

aasaetaua opens ls 1915 baseball
season altl Carthage as thc oppou-
aarr tae game ra bs played tomorrow
afternoon uH -rr tGeasrara Geld. Two
practice rausH alT. been PLAYED lp 90
fais time. and although the boys have
done nothing brilliant 90 o. expected
rrat farF a.U HEuU some real form iu
tomorrow contest Nearly au the
positions have been Oiled for tlc sea-
SON. although one nr rR1 i1er minute
shifts .u fHs lineup I- ru boz expected.
The schedule which DIS the best iu
some rears. contains -s games. eight
of which wIi le played ul the home
rrrgllr. tf .s as follow
April 10 Carthage 40 Aurlstaua-
April -.-l Eureka az Eureka
April -f-Noruai at Normal
April -T-ElrgEa az AuEustaua.
April Ee-HedliuE a. Abingdon.
N1v Lombard 40 Lombard
Nar -NurtHvesteru az AuruFtaua.
Hay Lombard 90 Aleustaua-
Nar lf-Wi!.ilm and Vlshti at Au-
slsfaaa.
,'ay l5-Bradiey AZ Au=us;ana-
Stay ls-WuI.am and Vashti 90
AleIo
Nly -2-HsIdinr az Aurus,aua.
Nav -f-St- Ambrose M AuEustaua.
FIRST Game In Three Years.
The last game promises 90 be one OF
The most interesting since this is the
traf time tn three years that 81 Am
nrose and Auric have crossed bats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

HANNsta NaE ia .t..I -.a'
Chfcnra ......Fs sf0r E-tF
Gel Louis .. q n nj m o. o.
strucB aut by Fsber tt. by Baum
aardaer.
Bases on bails-oE Fabrr. g. OF
ffaca. a. or rrrrVaas. g. og Baum
gardner
Wut pfEeh=uEars EsrItrer
Passed Faff aeHars
teft on bases chicago O. sr LaGIs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Welsh to Battle Harrer.

Columbus. o.. April 16.-Freddie
Welsh, champion lightweight boxer,
has been matched to meet Johnny
Harvey of New York in a - round
bout here April %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.

81. Louis. =; Chicago. ..
Cincinnati. .; Pittsburgh. 4.
New York. %; Erooklyn. Cd.
Philadelphia. e; Boston. f..
American League.
Chicago. 10. 81. Louis. o.
Detroit. 3; Cleveland. !.
New York. 3. Washington. 4.
Boston. 8; Philadelphia. 8.
Federal League.
Pittsburgh. g. Chicago. /.
Kansas City. 4; St Louis. g.
Brooklyn. l.. Newark. 8.
Buffalo. 6; Baltimore. ..
American Association.
Milwaukee. s; Minneapolis. 4.
Cleveland. ]; indianapolis. 10.
Columbus. o. Louisville. 3.
Kansas City. >; 81. Paul. IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Two base Eifs@ safer frE SrrGrG
ogf-Hv CtsrFg 8 - s.a1g-l5s- 9.
- usaE 9 BASES OF halls or Ch=a-
~ g. 90 Stsatrtfr~ g. or uua<
uuuh'e plays Hece- MILLER t3azEsrss .
Ltmm rrr-aa- Nrrser safer. Saier an-
sttsf. ffits-oE Ctrney 9 o. SIS In
risEss or sssnfrf3Es 2 81 8 - tn
uirEs- via ps.ehss-CbrrsT 2 stan
erttre Ti@s zoo Cmpirrs QsiE5ey
art Fnsor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Eureka. III. April Is.-Eureka col
legc opened the baseball season here
yesterday by defeating the Illinois
college OF jacksonville. Is 70 =.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

All The news. all the time.-The
Argus.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19

John l.. Adams, aged about SO,
farmer OF Colly creek in this county
saturday night largelN from starva-
ton. il is said. as he had not tasted a
morsel OF food In over 20 days. Phy-
sIcians pronounced his disease pellasra,
however. from which two or three OF
the family had died before him He
leaves n large family Of children,mos'
Of whom are grown. Adams was
member OF the extensive Adams fam
ily OF the mountains.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19

The walls OF the new Whitesbnrs
Graded and High School building on
College hin are practically complete
and as the pretty building looms up as
n by magic we are made TO believe that
This will be one Of the best school
buildings Ia all the mountains OF Ken
lucky. Franklin q Brown the eontrac-
tors are hustling gentlemen, ana are
doing everything possible, consis'eh'
with good work, TO complete the out
aide work and get II covered ere the
beginning OF real bad weather. u looms
like they are going to succeed beyond
their expectations.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19

O whu#e
medical inspection These dis
facilities examna
Of of
rounds of direct rundown people
to thee
the This
then careful examination OF the
regular
visit patients often
In
Kentucky anordng facilities for the
of the treatment could
ordinarily
successful treatment Con
with the physicians either
for finding consumptves
the visiting
comprise most sue
ubecuoss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19

Miss Matte Adams the accommodate
ing and popular hello" girl In the
whitesburg exchange who has been
seriously sick In her room at Dr. Bent
ley's Ii now said to be gradually Inn,
proving. II is expected that she VIII
aoon be able TO resume her work In the
telephone exchange.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19

ALMOST every one who wishes =
~ may have a sleeping porch. Ono
may be built over the veranda or
the home. If this situation Is not suit
able, two heavy poles and some clean
against the side OF house Will sup
port the platform for the bed II Il
IN not convenient to make over the bed
room window into door, the bed may
be put right close to the window, and
Won can crawl through the window into
the bed.
Fresh air is the most important thing
in the treatment of tuberculosis. Con-
sumptives all over the country are
building sleeping porches 50 that tney
may sleep out of doors
II fresh air is good for sick people
it must also be good for healthy peo-
pie. Those who have tried sleeping In
the open on sleeping porches say they
have never rested so well. Those who
get nm every morning In winter with
headaches and feel generally out OF
sorts will always find that open win
dows in sleeping rooms VIII prevent
that sort Of feeling. Sleeping right out
OF doors on porch is even better.
When YOU build your home plan for
nm open air sleeping porch just as you
would for kitchen. II you want one
now. don't hold back thinking 1t VIII
cost large sum Of me ley. This one
was built for $50
Build your porch where It viii Be
protected from strong winds. 1t Is also
good plan to provide it with curtains
to keep out the rain and sun.
Help For consumptlves-
The State tuberculosis Commission,
Frankfort, KY, win send to any physi-
clan. health officer or consumptive ram
my on request, free copy OF Its new
booklet on the home care of tuoercu'
losis. This authoritative pamphlet d
designed to aid and not supplant tn,
physician. Its chapter on diet VII
prove especially helpful
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19
ALVIN.

Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday
Miss Ruth Herald, who has been sick
for some time is better.
Miss Mntie Herald was the house
guest OF Lucy Burchett Sunday.
Taylor Herald was calling on MISS
Myrtle Burchett Sunday,
Miss Laura Sherman OF Woods was
calling on friends at this place recent
ly.
X. s. Burchett was in Prestohsburl
Monday
Miss Sophia Herald was calling OF
Beck Burchett Saturday.
The Oldest daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
X. S. Burchett will leave soon for Har.
risonyllle, Mo, where she will spene
Christmas with her grandfather, Mr.
James Simpson.
Jim Dillon was calling on friend'
Sunday. bAhLoN'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19
KENTUCKY WOMEN TO AID IN
WAR PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM

Frankfort. KY, Nov. Women OF
America like the women OF Sparta are
To take part in the program OF military
preparedness and Gov, McCreary to-
day appointed on the Kentucky Com
mlttee OF the Special Relief Society,
organized 10 cooperate In President
wilson's outlined plan OF preparedness
n large number Of prominent Kentucky
women Among these are Miss Mary
II. Hilton and Mrs. ]. w M. Stewart
OF Ashland, and Mrs. Cora Wilson Stew
art.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-19
Notice Of Commissioners Sitting.

A sitting win be held in the case OF
Wesley Judd against Victoria Judd,
Lawrence Circuit Court beginning
Tuesday the 2Srd day OF November
1915, at the office OF Cain and Thomp-
SON in Louisa, KY, for the purpose OF
taking proof as to real and personal
property OF decedent, Morgana judd
and to hear proof on claims against
said estate, and all claims against said
estate should be presented properly
proven at that time; sitting Will be
continued until completed for the pur-
pose OF settling said estate IL
+. l.. STEWART, NJ. C. L. c. c.
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has
ordinarily subject children greatly
condon ou
account Of sickness Among those cn
hg Of later find good soil
provided
Windows both sides OF the school
continually
AZ noon the substantial at the school and then
cosf hour.
experience shows that this
remarkable results The children
uniformly color better spirits and ~cter nc
health vet with they
schooroom air
GOOD for sick children healthy children The day Is
coming Cincinnati when every schooroom Will
be
You visit but do visit the school to
whether 1t
we'll good water and clean cos II your school
ventilated protest the teachers and trustees I'LL ne
,uts remeded
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Visitors from Wise county arriving "
here say the coke ovens now N Iul'
blast In the plants OF The virginia
Coal IRON 4 Coke Co. at Toms creek,
Inman, Roda and stonega resemble y
Inferno OF real fascinating ACTIVITY
thai the whole OF the Southwestern
Virginia coal fields have been toueneu
M II by magic that the hum OF indns,
try, idle in many plants for ten anu
twelve years. have been started hum
ming in all that the meaning impiies'
That hundreds OF aborers are arrivins
daily 10 work In the plants