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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-16
LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity EngIisB-Shermaa ay.
and Lindsey St, Rev. Albert II. Keck.
pastor. Sunday school 0:l5 a. m, n.
Motifs, superintendent.
st. PauIis German Lutheran. jefferson
and William SITS. Rev. ii. HOLE, pastor.
German service NJ 10 30 a. m. Sunday
school at 9 30 English service on the
second and fourth sundays Of the month
40 . so
Morning subject Christian Duties"
Ne German Sunday school. Holy COM
munion Confessional service al 10
o'clock. Mems meeting at = 10. Walther
league monthly meeting Tuesday at : 90
y. IN. The Lutheran deaf Will hold sery-
ices Wednesday at ) 100 p. m.
Gloria Del SwedIsh-Caapin and Kerr
SITS, Rev. GOttfried Olson. sunday school
y a m. Bible class at 9:15. Service at
40 30 a. m. and I 80 p. m.
The subject for tie morning sermon
will be: The Way OF Mercy" and in
the evening. The Way Of Faith Male
chorus practice on Monday evening.
Tuesday evening the Building society
Will meet on the invitation Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jacobson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Peterson. Besides musical nua-
hers. there will be several short speeches
on the program by members of the so
cicty. Friday evening Luther leag1e
meeting. Committee. RO' ert and Erhart
SNensOn and Miss olga Jefferson
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SALVATION ARMY.

10 T. Washington av- sunday serv-
Ices: Morning, county Jail. $50; noon,
SUNDAY school 80. Evenings. gospel
services 40 Capt Nehemiah Brookes.
Officer i'm charge.
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SPIRITUALIST.

The South Bend Progressive Spiritual
society will hold services sunday evenin,
at 80 in Red Mems hail. 800 s. Michi-
gan ST. q. ID. Lockridge lecturer. Mes
sage service following the lecture
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EPISCOPAL.

1t. James'-Lafayette ST.. north Of
Washington ay. Parish house. $40 w.
Colfax av. Right Rev. John Hazeu
White, ID. D., bishop OF the diocese Of
northern Indiana, rector. Rev. II. X.
White. vicar
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City-1l5 l.. Jefferson blvd. Ray A.
Bird, superintendent. Sunday school at
p. n. Meetings every night at 30.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-16

jewish Temple Beth-El-Lasalle av.
and Taylor st.
No services until September Watch
newspapers for fur ther announcements
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I leader Berean meeting Wednesday evcn-
| ing at the home Of r. 4. Stlson. 42i y
I Cushing II
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MISSIONS.

Mennonite Hope Mission-fO7 :. VIII
liam st.
Sunday school 30 Preaching nc 30
Services viii be heIu every night except
Wednesday.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

There will be services held each even.
ing at the Gospel Mission 42S r. La
sale ay. Good speakers are provided
attend
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CATHOLIC.

St PatricIl's-3O7 :. Taylor St, Rev
John T. DeGrOOte. e. ) G., pastor. Low
MASSES at 600 and 900 a. m. Low
mass and sermon at 10 80. Baptism at
p. m. Nespers ct 30 p. N. SInda-
school at 300 p. m. Meeting OK church
societies IT .. ia.
St uedwige's POlish--COr. Scott and Ma
pier SITS. Bev. Anthony ZubOwicz, {. $.
l., pastor. Low Ass at 30 and 10
g. m. sunday school az = 80 ?. m. Bene
dicti0n at 2;3O y. m.
st stanisIaus' PoIish--415 y. Lincoln
e. Rev. Roman Marcinisk, pastor. Mass
al 80. 0 and 10 a. m.
st Casimir's POlish-S21 :. Webster
e. Low mass at { so a. AZ. High mass
at 10 a. m. Nespers at 2 p. II.
81. Adeibert's Polish--Olive and Grace
ats Rev. John Nubacki. pastor. Daily
mass az 3:15 p. IN. Holy hour Wednes-
day evening at 80. sunday mass 5 aud
10 a. m.
st. Joseph-Hm st. and Lasalle av,
Patrick J. Carroll. &. s. c, pastor. Low
masses at so and a. m High mass
at 10 BenedictiOn p. IN.
st stephens HunEarian-Thomas and
Mcpherson SITS. Rev. Alexander Narlaky,
pastor Mass at 200 and 1915 a. m.
sunday school at 200 p. m. Benedic-
tion &C 3 100 p. M.
Sacred Heart Belglan-1t26 W. Thomas
st Rev. Charles Y. Fischer. pastor. Mass
az 90 and 9:30 a. m. SUNDAY schOol at
80 ,. m. BenedictiOn at 3 p. IA.
St. Mary's German-43l 5. Taylor St.
Rev. J. NJ. Scherer. {. s. C.. pastor Mass
al 80 and 10 a. III. sunday school at
30 D. IN BenediCtion at p. m.
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Rescue Mission-i36 r. Lasalle av. Rev
a. g Schafer. superintendent Luther
Lane, manager. Work furnished free
for unemployed. Meeting every evening
at .45.
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CHURCH or GOD.
Services are held in Melville hall 2l2
: Lafayette ST sunday school at 10
a. IN. Mrs. Emma Railsback. superin-
leudent
Bible study at II o. N. r. c. RaiIsbacs.
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EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION

EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION
Tirst-Laflyette aud Monroe SITS. ".
II. Freshley. pastor. Sunday school at
e 80 a. H., George >. Long, superiutend-
els
sermon by the pastor at 1880. sub
itct. "Our Church and Her Tnstitu-
items" T. H. 4. at .30. Emma MINT.
president. subject; Little Chances TO
Help. Mabel Uumke. leader. Sermon
"A. .30 subject s'S0mc Lessons the
Church Can Learn from baseball" The
Boosters Will meet Monday at Z 10.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:4j. The
brotherhood viii meet Friday at 40
Rally day oct l.
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STUDENTS.
TEMPLE BETHEL.

Progress club ha.,. Melvili, building
ID :. Lafayette 81. sunday, y. IN
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Brenlin Window Shades made to order.
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Crace-iAncoin way ". ana Brick av
Rev. Daniel II. SpCicher. minister. sun
day schoo! NJ . 80 a. m. George w. I've
vine. superintt Hdcut. Morning worship
and sermon 10 80 q.
Morning sermon subject: Elijah, a.
Entire Submission to God Young
Peoples alliance az $40 u. IN. Vera
bsu~m1u. president. Topic: Little
Chances o. Help Leader Mrs ".
Crathers Evening service mo ..0 sub
iect: Christ for Ever Hour OF pray
so.
NilPan-MaIn and Monroe sts Rev
Daniel A. Naley. pastor SURE day school
no $3.50 q. m Emmett lester. superin-
ttndent sermon nc 1898 g. IN
Lydick-Re, c. L. Haney. pastor
Sunday school 10 a. m, William Trum-
Ule superintendent
Preaching so lt:Uo 10.
Lydick sunday school 10.o0 a. m.
CLASS meeting N 5st a. m.
Cottage HilI Union-Rev G l. Haney
pastor. sunday school 600 . 90 p. IN.
Mrs. Geddiug. superintendent
& ttagc Hiu sunday school . Oo 2 m
lnere viii He no preaching at amy of the
above places sunday
Autcn Chapel Susday school 10.Oo q.
no.. Mrs. John Auten. superintendent.
Class meeting, ~ :u0 a. m.
Preaching E 30 %. m.
Preaching NO g - p. m
Auten sunday school at 1000 q. m
Class meeting nc ID 30 O. "a. Preaching
lions EsanEelical-Co~- z WAYNE aud
81 Peter sis Rev. Martini G0ffeney.
pastor.
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Lydick-Rev C. L. Haney, pastor
sunday school 10 a. M William Trum-
Ule superintendent
Preaching at IN go 10.
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Effective Sunday, June S 1916.
Subject 20 change without notice.
trains leaving South Bend Indiana.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14

Chapman, are here visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. Hensley has for a lit
tie over a year had a position as en-
sineer with the Joe Creek Lumber Co,
d Comfort, w. Va.
Hub Franklin was down from Will
llams5n one day last week looking for
men 70 work on the carpenter force III
a mining town near there. Chas. =.
Summons. Bunk Kraig and Ed lamb
ert returned with him.
Gene Hensley and Fred Perry, Jr.,
with the Rockcastle Lumber Co, were
home a few days last week.
Miss Malta Pennington, who has
been visiting here for the past three
weeks, returned TO her home at Ash
land Tuesday.
George w. Owens lost mule last
Sunday, Il was choked TO death on APP
pies from a tree in the pasture
Rex Vaughan and daughter, Miss
Jessie. viii leave Wednesday for ter
days visit at Catlettsburg, Ashland and
Huntington.
Ed, little son OF Rev. James Fraley
cut his foot very badly last Sunday
with an az and is in bed from loss Of
blood. MUTT.
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PRIcHARp.

I Mrs. Hiram Chadwick, who had an
Operation performed on her eye is i'm
proving fast
J. c. Compton was calling on friends
here Sunday
Jim and Denver AIickles were bust
ness callers in Catlettsburg last week
Little Margaret Stewart was the
guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. Fred
Gilkerson, last week
Mrs. Marion Hylton was in Catletts-
burg Tuesday
We are very glad to hear Of DR.
Deans good luck,
We don't see Lucian Smith going tC
Buchanan any more They say he is
afraid Of "the fever and thinks il best
not 10 venture over. especially this
warm weather as it might go hard with
him Don't worry about Lucian.
Mrs. Bill Ferguson is staying witt
Mrs. Harvey Ferguson now.
Bathing is all the go with the boy!
Of this place.
The little shower we had Monday
was quite a help to the farmers.
Mr.. !. c. jesse was calling in Cat.
lettsburg last week from Logan. Yves
Virginia
! Mrs. Amelia Spangler visited dOwI
the river Last week. Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
YATEsvILLE.

We think we passed a very sane
Fourth. Some plOwed and hoed corn,
some worked in the meadow. some
worked in the garden. some mined and
hauled coal. some drilled for oil and
sons. cooked dinner. All this we did
here. Not that we are not patriotic
enough. but IL was about the best cele-
brating that our financial shape would
allow at the present time. We noticed
a great many from the back country
Passing into your place on the morn
IHg 81 the Fourth 10 get some q the
ice water and we hope By the time the
Fair comes around--lsa has date
been fixed gl--to be in shape 10 come
10 Louisa and spend two or three days
with the good people 81 your town
SlppSss the fair VIII come about the
tine the year o. corn. the potato. the
pumpkin and the cabbage is IL their
largest. and ready Tor exhibition.
Well No. on the land Of William
savage. which Is on Offset 70 the l. y.
Hutchinson wei, win be drilled in to-
dav Monday and wen No on the
land u Doc Carter VIII be drilled N
during the present week as at this
writing they are down about 1900 T.
The next IL 70 be on the Land u Miss
START Kelly 10 which point the ma
chinsry frprn the Savage wei No. IS
to be moved during the present week
An the sick Of our neighborhoOd are
Commissioning.
Ms ~ l. Carter Kas shopping ~
Ashland and Catletisburg dayors 81
81 last week
We have Just had some gentle re-
freshing showers for which everybody
is very thankful
Master John Eikins Of Ashland IS
spending a few days with his cousins
Dan and Ernest Carter.
The ice cream festival at this place
| last saturday night was a very orderly
AFFAIR. The church house and yard
Was crowded. with people from far and
near and not disorderly word was
used or a disorderly motion was made
The proceeds Melted up $1,000 clear OF
expenses. a part Of which is TO nnisf
| paying for two ice cream freezers re
Gently purchased
Mrs. A. o. Carter. who is at French
Lick. Ind. for her health writes 70 Mrs
Hester Carter here. that she IL fsst i'm
proving which news everybody IS plea
ed 10 hear
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eRIFFITH CREEK.

A great and much needed Improve
m..sat IS being Put on the Chapman
Nes,irnore mad. quaEmires filled with
rock. drain boxes put in and gradins
done
u. Harold Vaughan was up from
Catlettsburg Saturday
Dat harvest is in full swing. OWNS
10 the dry weather for the past three
weeks cats are low and not maturea
very well
Granville Harris and wife spent the
Fourth with Gate City relatives
Choir practice every wednesday eN-
enins at tho Baptist church At sum
NIT. L. G. Summons. choir leader.
Don {. Belcher was taking pictures
al CherryVille saturday.
Martha NJ, infant daDghter u N. n
Preece. Is very sick ~ this writing
Mrs. Nancy Johnson. who has been
SEX sinec last April is able 10 -
about Again,
Josh Summons and family spen,
saturday and sunday with relatives al
IGlenhaSes,
John McHinsie and family II GuNan
valley spent the week with rclatsNeS
on pcnithan and at Chapman,
Ted Hensley and family formerly ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
ApELINE.

sunday school is progressing nicely
al this place.
There viii be church here Saturday
night and sunday BY Rev. Miller
Ada steward and Belya Beilony at
tended sunday school here Sunday ev-
eping.
Cora Bel opel and Effe Burns were
visiting sunday school al Tyree sun
dsy.
Joe white and Frank Presley and
Bob Price all went 10 Portsmouth. O.
WHERE they VIII work FOR awhile
Ruth BeIlomy has returned home
from Kendv7i-
Mr. and Mrs Carl weIlnan pad
home folks visit recently
ora BocoOl. 81 catletSshurg. is VS.
ting friends and relatives az this place.
Elizabeth Rice and Alva Hartman
were visiting Effie and Goldie White
Sunday
I.icy C-Daniels was visiting Addle
Harmon saturday and sunday
Raymond White and Fred Humph-
nv have Joined the choir Al Tyre and
are charming fast.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14

See. W y. Shannon. Payton Blackburn,
Winfield Castle. Jas. Thompson, Henry
Bussey. Elwood Hhtchison. J. J. Thomp
son. G. G. Roberts. Webb Holt. Lind
sey Pigg. ID. c. Hughes. John D. Daw-
son. G. A. Have. John w. Bradley.
Mont Nelson, Harrison Roberts, Joe
cyrus. Labe Wallace. Fred Bradles
Fernado Meek, VIM. Diamond, sum
ner Judd. J. c. Short, u. r. Short, Geo
short. Bud Taylor. Harvey Preece, Ora
Berry, Jas. Prince q. Y. Burton, Billie
Chaffins. Robt Dean. Dave Curn1tte.
Iabe Adams. Crooks Adams. Geo Well
man, Joe weIlmaH. Robt. Diamond
Tom Burchett. Convey Carter, Clarence
woods, Ed Clevenger. Jas. Diamond.
Wiley Spillman. Jay Collinsworth, Hugh
sparks. JEFF Gillian, John Fannin. Jas.
J. Carter. Jas. Hughes. ]. p. Sparks,
Lewis Webb. Marion Wright, John
lobe, Flem Kitchen, Dave Kitchen.
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PRIcHARo. w. VA.

Mrs. c. ". Brinkley left for a visit
to Roanoke Sunday.
Frank Earle Of Portsmouth, was IN
Prichard Sunday.
Mrs. C. c. Kilgore very pleasantly
entertained Misses Gypsie Stewart,
Arena Rice and Grace SeIbee Sunday.
are visiting the formers brother. Mrs.
S. ]. Pancake
Hobart Shannon was calling on Miss
Thelma Chadwick Sunday asst
Miss Grace Selbee OF Louisa, is vis-
iting her aunt. Mrs. Jno. Chaffin.
Miss Gypsie Stewart will leave for
Portsmouth soon for an extended visit
Bro. Dawson preached a fine sermon
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James Martin and fam
lily have returned from visit TO Day
ton. Ohio.
Charlie Rice and his sister. Mis-.
Arena, spent the ith with relatives il
Ashland.
Virgil Hatten, our rural mail carriei
is building a new seven room house.
Ernest Davis leaves for Logan Mon
day
| MI ana MIS- fTlCndru mayer GIN
baby Of Huntington are visiting rela
tiyes in our town.
Jake Compton Of Buchanan calle'
on Miss Hattie cooksey Sunday even
ing.
:. r. GiIIispee Of Portsmouth callet
on Miss Lonella Pancake Sunday
Miss Grace Selbee and Miss Gyps!
Stewart took supper with Mrs J. r
Rice Sunday evening
John Neal left on No. Is Sunday 70
CircIeville. Ohio.
Miss Jessie Edmonds Of Buchanan
was in our town Saturday night
1 or IVA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
CAN YOU DRINK AND
Hold YOUR JOB
ONE MILLION JOBS IN AMERICA
ARE CLOSED TO
DRINKERS.
Even Moderate Drinkers Can't Hear
or See or Lift as Much as others

..or See or Lift as Much as Others.
The attitude Of the railways concern
ing alcohol is tersely and emphatically
put in communication from Mr.. W.
S. Stone, Grand Chief Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, who
states: we have no data upon the
experience Of the organization which
would help you, for the reason that our
organization does not permit members
70 remain members whoindulge in the
use Of intoxicating liquors to any no
ticeable extent. In fact, the rule OF
nearly all railroads, commonly known
as Rule G, prohibits the taking OF a
single drink, either on or off duty. and
men are discharged for frequenting
places in which Hqour is sold"
In fact the attitude of industry to-
ward alcohol might be terseIy summed
up in this paragraph from Mr.. A. ].
Thornley,, OF the Narragansett Machine
Company: I'VE do not know anything
about the scientific side Of the bad ef-
feet of alcohol on the human system.
Our experience in dealing with ii from
an industrial point Of view, however.
makes US ready TO believe the worst
that can be said against it. Its use
mean inefficiency. 1t means greater
liability TO accident, to INSTRUMENTATION,
to disOrganiZatiOn. We have proved
this to our own satisfaction that the
most important rule incur plant is to
the effect that No drinking man need
apply
The great business interests Of
America are beginning TO comprehend
that il an office worker takes even a
dose Of one glass Of beer daily he de-
creases his efficiency by an average
of seven per cent. In other words. il
would require fifteen men. indulging in
one glass ofbeer daily, to do approx
irnateIy the work which properly
should be done by fourteen abstainers.
They are realizing that drinking man
cannot stand extremes of temperature
as well. that he cannot hear or see or
smell as well. that he cannot lift as
much or as often, that he cannot walk
as far. dig as much, or carry as endur-
ingIy as though he were abstinent-
And with what Herbert Spencer
would call '-aItruistic egoism," business
lis determined that for the mutual in
terests OF workman and employer
drinking shall cease.
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court call men TO
ORGANIZE FOR WORK
ROAD WORKING DAYS FOR Law
RENEE COUNTY JULY
10Th AND 21sT.

Al It's meeting Wednesday the Law
.r.,cc Fiscal Court officially recognized
me movement started in last month -
make july 10th and 2ist general road
,vorI,ipg days for Lawrence county. y
,,,tiI H. expected on those two days mat
eyerv able bodied male citizen 81 the
conn,y shall 20 out and work on the
roads Or send a substitute or help 10
furnish team. just think what Wlh
he accomplished II all respond 70 TINS
calf This Is patriotic Work ana "
these days when patriotism u being
awakened all along the line there is 10
bstter way 70 show our spirit IN TINS
county than by giving up two days
wholly 10 this great public duty
The Fiscal Court appointed and re-
corded the following list u citizens,
Who are especially called TO take up me
work In their respective districts and
.1rpanIze in advance Of those DAYS. Let
,hes. and all other citizens meet ~
,beir respective voting places on sat
nrisv. July 18Th, at 1880 o'clock and
I,.-at,lze by elecring captains 81 the
various squads needed 70 WORK ensei-
,yeIy: AZ these meetings there should
b. reports % the places where work y
needed worst. Plans for doing should
~ adopted. teams arranged for. men
divided and assigned. material pro-
vided. etc No detail that can be at
tended 10 in advance Of the 29th ana
.Iat should be left undone. Changes
In location are badly needed In some
places. Take this Up with the county
authorities and land owners immed-
.inteiy and IN many instances this can
all be accomplished,
Let everybody get in line and loin
In. this great movement with eE'hn-
siasrn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters Unimely End.

Ready. Ky was not able 10 DC
anything for nearly SIX months, writes
Mrs Laura BTztcher. OF this place, and
vas down IN bed Tor three months.
cannot tel YOU how ! suffered witt
my head, and with nervousness anc
Nomanly troubles
Our family doctor told my husband he
eouId not do me any good. and he had
10 give II IN. We tined another doctor,
SsIi he did not help me.
Al last. my mother advised ne 70 take
Cardui. the WoIn1ii's tonic ] thought
i was no use for was nearly dead ara
nothing seemed TO do me any good. Bui
took eleven bottles. and now am able
to do all Of my work and my OWL
washing.
think Cardui Is the best medicine ID
the world. My weight has Increased,
and look the picture OF health.
n you suffer from any Of the ailment;
peculiar 10 women, Get bottle o. Cardu
toaly. Delay Is dangerous, We know
4 viii help YOU. Tor i has helped s.
S,any thousands Of other weak womer
in The past 50 years.
Mali druggists.
uss. q, cAanarooEa ns1lslns o.. ladies'
Ravisoy Ders. ca.rAnoosA Tenn, ~ A..ss
EsrissifS,ss 81 yCaf sase ara ttpAle cook NO.,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
Louisa's Part.

The court did not attempt 20 desig-
nate the citizens Of Louisa. The coun-
~ Judge says It was thought best %
leave this work for the town 70 or
game and handle as IT'S citizens may
think best,
a meeting 10 organize viii be held
in time TO decide upon the work TO b
done by the town
J. l. HCLETTE. President
A. i. TERRELL, Vice President
c. L. MILLER, Secretary.
Lawrence County Good Roads
Association.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
Cash IN ADVANCE
Plan TO Be ADOPTED
On October 18th, 1916, the Big Sand,
News Subscription List Will be on /,
New Basis, and the Paper will b.
Sent Only until the Date Paid in As
vance.
COST OF PRoDUc-
TON FORCES THIS CHANGE

AS announced in the above headline
the Big Sandy News viii change its
policy in handling the subscription list.
We are compelled either to increase the
subscription to $50 per year or to take
steps that viii stop all leaks and waste
We hope BY doing the latter TO keep
the subscription price at one dollar.
We are making announcement Of our
new policy several months in advance
Of It's adoption so that all our friends
and subscribers will have ample time
70 get on the new basis.
IL has been customary from time
immemorial" almost, for country pa
pers TO extend credit TO subscribers and
TO continue sending the paper until
DEATH poverty. disease. hopeless de-
linQuency, or an earthquake caused s
break This is bad business and often
times very unsatisfactory. Some peo-
pie get the impression that the pub
Usher is trying 10 force the paper on
them. This is one thing the publisher
Of the Big Sandy News can truthfully
say he has never intended nor had any
desire to do. In soliciting we do not
even iI4S4SA HIDu6As lpOlA any Oi4S SUI
scribing for the paper. because we new
er want to push it upon any person.
our Efforts are directed chiefly to max
/ ing a paper worth the subscription
price. Nevertheless, few people seem
10 think the paper is being forced up
on them when it continues beyond the
date paid for
on the other hand. we have had q
number Of subscribers TO resent our
action in stopping the paper at the e&-
piration Of the period paid for. saying
| il was reflection on their credit This
lis the source from which we antici-
/ pate most Of the trouble that is likely
TO come in changing to a strictly cash
in advance system. But when the
change is made It viii be absolutely
necessary to enforce il impartia!ly.
The mailing list viii be in charge Of
IAN employee who doesn't know any
better than TO stop every subscription
at its paid expiration @
Although as above stated. the prop
osltion has two sides, we believe our
friends and patrons will like the new
system better We ask their kind CO.
Operation in establishing this MOI
business like plan.
Subscription Rates.
| Sent one Year to any U. s. ad-
dress, postage paid. .......- .SI-es.
Six months. postage paid. IS.
-Four months. postage paid. So
No subscription entered for less thz-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14

Mr.. ]. NJ Talbert will handle our
finances in the coming campaign and
all Of our people Will know that the
campaign funds are safe in his hands.
All have confidence in his Democracy
and honesty and he will be found in
the front this campaign battling for
the right and better government in
AIingo- co.-williamson News.