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New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Tuesday, Southington at New Brit ain.
 Tuesday, Hartford at Bristol.
 Friday, Casino at Starlight.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

The St. Louis Nationals, defeated by the San Antonia team of the Texas league, turned the tables and won the second game of the exhibition series, Ii to 9. The score:
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
Maxims of the 18th Hole.

Hell hath no fury like a bunkered dub. '.., The golfer who takes all bad luck and all missed shots as part of the
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
BASEBALL BRIEFS.

Toledo, Ohio. March 6.--Roger Bresnahan, former manager of the Chicago Nationals and former New York Giant catcher, yesterday after noon officially announced that he had settled his contract With Charles Weeghman and had been released un- conditionally from both major leagues,
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

The Cincinnati National league club left here yesterday for it's spring train ing camp at Shreveport, La. Eighteen players, including Manager Herzog, made the journey from here. The re- mainder of the team will join this squad after they arrive at Shreveport.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Isn't there some sort of boxing commission or boxing association that can make Freddie Welsh defend lis title over the 20-round distance :? Welsh has now been lightweight champion for almost two years with out taking the slightest chance of meeting first class man over the 20 round route. He has practically slaughtered all interest in the light weight division, which is privilege no one boxer should be allowed to enjoy.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Iris Speaker, Boston American out fielder, said here he had not signed a contract with that team, as previous ly reported, but that he expected to do so soon. He would not discuss what was causing the delay.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Batteries-Warnop, Williams, Lam- line and Brotten; Potts. Friede, Hard ing, Haynes, Huntress, Althaus and Burch.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
FACTORY LEAGUE sTATIsTICs

High single, w. Wright 12S. High three, Bertini 343.
 High team string, Union Mfg. 5&4 High team string, Stanley Work:
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Twenty members of the Chica go National league baseball squad led by Manager Tinker, left yesterday for the spring training camp at Tampa, where they are due Tuesday morning, ar irving in Jacksonville tonight A spe- cial train conveyed the players, train ers officials and correspondents, in addition to others, making the total number of passengers, seventy. To amuse the party en route the railroad officials installed on the train a pool table, a phonograph and a piano.
 President Weeghmn, William Walk CT and Al Plamondon were among the club officials in the party. A large crowd bade the special goodby. At Tampa a dozen other members of the squad will report this week.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Barney 3, Hitchcock ,, Mcdonald, 8Pite, Susman, .Buel 3, Parker 2,
 Breckenridge, tBachulus Foul goals Morse f, Breckenridge ?. Substitu- lions, Susman for Pite, Stepanian for fschmidt. Referee Stow. Timers, Klig- |erman. New Haven; Cabelus, New Britain. ~
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

High single, Farrell, Bristol, 139. High three, Welch Southington 354
 High Average Men.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
LAWRENCE COUNTY
FAIR ASSOCIATION
CLUB FORMED TO INCREASE 1HE
IMPROVED STOCK or THE
COUNTY.

The Lawrence County Fair AEsGcia-
tiOn vas called to order Monday. Aug
yet Il, by President Jim Woods.
Ar. Collins who has In charge the
demonstration work Of Eastern Ken
tgcky made a very interesting and
scholarly talk on the value of- pure
bred stock % Lawrence county farm
ers. sir. Collins gave in detail how tha
county fairs Of other counties had aid
ed IN distributing puTe-blOOd thToHgh
their counties.
a company Of Ten was formed with
capital stock Of tf5O0-O0 The purpose
u this company IL % purchase ter
pure-bred bulls and also % decids h0N
these bulls are 70 be distributed oyer
ths county. The company consists %
Jim III. wOJds. president, DrL. : HaF-
treasurer. J. II SorthIp. Jake WORK
man. J. r. Mcclure. John cartIn. I1hn
II, EBers. Spah Wells TIE first Sa-
tiCnaI Bank ~ Louisa and The L.J,8isa
National Rank
The committee on buying The fair
grounds reported that they had reeEfy-
81 only sns proposition and that ttey
would Ike % have many more Col
NSrthJp offers IS acres ~ land AZ gI6g
per acre. II This Land is bought he wil
build one half u the bridge across
Lick creek - The fair grounds He says
that provided stock company is form
- With capital stuck ~, 100000 "a
buy property ard pgt W, necessary
bgildluzs fqT holding the fsir, he would
take Szs6sg1 u the stock u the com
psny can sell Only sf500eO 6f stock
that be would take I-I0 n 10000 q
this stock. The cpmpany would select
the site ~ the fiir grounds. This com
miftte Will consider other propositions
~ have them ready ~ Saturday. Aug
2s,hs
Every farmer % Lawrence co. should
be al the meeting n the Fair AssGcia-
iipn Saturday. Aug %. AZ ? ,. m. Al
she court house.
Z. T. MCCLURE. SAcy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
hAH SAID TO BE In.
GARDNER UNDER ARREST.

The following il from the Louisville
Times:
Roanoke, Va. Aug. zss-POsing az A.
a, Hargis, president II the Hargig
Commercial Bank, Of jackson. KY, a
man who later admitted, according 70
the police. that his name is L. u. Card
ner. WAS arrested here today after he
had presented for depOslt what pur-
ported TO be cashiers checks on the
Hargis Commercial Bark, Of Jackson,
for 5000 and $500. respectively. at the
American National Bank IN this city.
On making inquiries of the. Jackson
bank, the local bank officials said they
learned that the checks were fraudu
lent.
Shortly after his arrest Gardner suf-
fered a stroke Of paralysis. The police
claimed they found in his possession
checks drawn on banks in Maryland,
North Carolina, Tennessee. West Viz
ginia, Ohio, and Virginia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
VISITED Mrs. CECIL
IN cATLETTs6URG.

Mrs. Mary Hereford Hatcher, Of Cliff,
FIoyd-co.. came down yesterday and
spent the day with her aunt, Sirs. Kate
Cecil, whose condition is so precafious
that il is thought she cannot survive,
since she partakes or very little nOur-
ishment Mrs. Hatcher is much devoted
70 her aunt, who is the last remaining
member Of the General RatcIiffe family
She Is eighty-seven years Of age and is
the widow Of Colbert Cecil, Sr.. well
known and popular citizen and finan-
cier Of this city, whose death occurred
more than a score Of years ago. Mrs.
Hatcher was heart-broken over the
hopeless condition Of the aunt, whom
she loved 80 dearly. She returned home
in the evening, her husband being IN
very feeble health, which was occas-
toned by a fall. She was a daughter 0f
the noted DR.. Hereford, long since dead.
whose wife was a daughter Of General
Rstcliffe and a sister 10 sIrs. Cecil
Independent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
II. AND W. INCREASE
ELECTRICAL MILEAGE

Announcements was Hladc -. a pro-
pt.se-i eHteuziDn - the N0rfaltr& 3 Yves
terI ,fsatr4@ operations tEGm Vivian. W
Va westward ted miles. and from
Wolrn up TuE Fork JraIch fgr i've
rriles These fIficef additional miles 6i
elseirc operation u Installed - PRO
Ey,=.s1 vii make the total I.-nEfh of ths
si,s-,ric mileage 20 miles
The Norfolk a Western has found
the uss ~ electric motive power be-
tween Biu.ncid ard vivian. " Va. e.
HcieHl and dependable Twenty eight
miles 10 length. this section is one u
heavy grades. and iu Il IL en- important
tunnel through which schedule time
mUst always be maintained exactly. ~
the same time. Il is required that the
maximum of efficiency he continued
50 effective and reliable T. the electric
motive power. that tremendous coal
trains are allowed 10 enter the tunnel
oniy few minutes ahead u expresses
and there II always ample assurance
that there win be no blockade
u Is predicted unOficialiy that other
eItensiOus in ths electric operations
will soon be made,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
TAcKEr PARTY.

The Junior Epworih League Of the
" r Church. South. was delightfully."-
entertained on last Friday evening az
the home - Miss Elizabeth Yates on
Main-st- A taessy party had been an
uOunced and the guests arrived early
dressed very appropriately. The Lawn
was illuminated by japanese lanterns.
Whfrh added 70 the attractiyeness 81
the place
some tiTne ago the league was di-
y!ded into companies and Miss Eliza
beth Yates and Mr. Jack Crutcher were
chosen a. captains. and the side secur-
INK the most new members was 20 be
entertained at the end of the year by
the others.
The honor of being hostess % the
winners fell 70 Miss Yates. WHO. with
tar company. proved edunl TO the oc-
casion as entertainers
II was found that Mrs. l. F. McEl-
downey and Mr. lack Cr1itcher had
used the best taste in selecting their
costumes and 10 them the prizes were
awarded
Both captains very Justly feel proud
OF their members as they have done
splendid woRS this year and they in
turn appreciate their good leaders
All who attended. and they were
many. pronounce the affair very en-
joyable one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
AssEssoR elvEs BONO.

Vert Kitchen has flled bond for As
seSs,r of Lawrence-co.. with Jas. y
Woods +. Z. shannon and Wright
ms boudsmen, II viii he remembered
that Air. kitchen and his Republican
opponent TIED in the race for this ef-
nee and agreed to divide the work and
the proceeds They did this for two
wears. hpt an ARRANGEMENT has hecr
made recently ~ which MIR. Kitchen
fakes the entire oftlco
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
AN UNUSUAL PARTY
HohoRIhc ASHLAND FIAHcEEs.

Miss 1ia5ze FOrRey il entertaining
this afternoon. about fhifty-dye Of fer
young friends. IN a most unusual mar
rer. IL viii De recalled that Miss Madge
Porgey - u be an early fan bride. and
she il on this occasion giving a linen
shOUsr hDnOr5nK 4llss Marion WOODS,
Who il u Be married in the near future
10 AT. Harry Artz. of Augusta. IIa-
nOis. ard also for Miss Helen Brady, an
attractive young girl % Erie, Pa. VINO
iE here the guest of Mrs. ". o. Eaton
The FOrgey home is layishgy decorated
In plants and blooming flowers. the d.
or scheme being In pink and white.
Miss Woods received numerous beau
uful gifts. all her young friends re-
msnbsFing her with a token of love. in
the way Of linen for the table. anJ
sheets, and pillow cases, all ernhrOsder-
ed with her initials in the corner or in
the center. 4 surprise was sprung when
the dainty refreshments were served
tbe faYOrs were little flower baskets
hllsd with bOnbOns. and on opening the
I'D Of the basket. a card WIS revealed
containing the name Of Miss Frances
Frisl, ard Ir. Paul Chandler. The an
iiD-&sA~ilis u Ll41 eMSaStDenI Sas some
what a surprise, and the unique way il
vas done was pleasing II was regret
ted that Miss FrieI vas not present, a.
she u in the Fast AZ the home u her
fance1 Mr. Paul Chandler where she
was called by Nr. Chandler's illness.
II Nas an unusual party. being given
~ q fall bride hDDOring tWO fall brides.
AZ well - a guest Of her cousin The
entire afternoon was most delightful
a. well a. unusual. and rhe guests all
had q splendid time Ashland IDde-
rJehdent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
IHE WINCHESTER oPgNlEe.

Il has been definitely deGided that
Vice President Thos Il Marshall and
Congressman Thos r. Reflin u Ala
baTnR. will be the principal speakers AZ
the Winchester Opening II the Dem
oeratic Campaign on September sth-
IL Il also probable that Hon. Scott Fer
ris q Oklahoma viii address the crowd
thai 4 expected from an parts ~ the
state. All are orators - the reHown
and will interest educate ard ei-ctri-
y The people y Hinchea Ter H.d clark
county are working DAY ard n.Eht a
make the opening The greatest 10 the
history ~ the state and rhey are ~
the character that know ~ such word
as fail With the Tow - orttCry the
teast ~ harhacied meats. bErEno and
other estahlos. an who attend are in
snred that they will feel that Il is good
10 be there Everybody is invited and
expected
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
NOISY AuIoMoaILEs-

There are a few fellows here. and
only a few. we are glad 20 say. who
seem 70 take special delight in making
all the noise possible with automobiles
when driving on the streets Of LOuisl.
Apparently. they want TO attract at F.
tention, Il is genuine nuisance as no
conversation can he made inteIligible
near them. IN the business places eT-
rybOiy must cease conversation until
the nuisance gets by. In churches and
other public congregations the distur-
bance is serious and most annoying. on
the 4th Of July this nuisance was espec-
tally trying IN al cities and nearly all
towns ordinances have beeh enacted
srainst this abuse and this should be
h ir Louisa We notice where fine
n fve dollars and costs was inflicted
upon a man IN Ashland Tuesday fo-
this 1Nense.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
TWO coNvcIs ESCAPE.

Pineville, KY. Aug. 22.-TWO more
convicts made their escape from the
guards this afternoon, and have not
yet been captured. Fifty prisoners were
at work at the foot Of Pine Mountain,
just across the river from this town.
when Green Davidson, sent up from
Estill-co.. and Frank Burton, sent up
from Madison. made their escape into
the mountains.
Their absence was soon discovered
and posse was formed, which is now
searching for the fugitives- Burton
wac serving a term Of four years and
Davidson was serving a term Of from
two TO twenty-one years. A reward Of
500 has been offered for the capture
Of each Of the fugitiyes.
John Holland. who made his escape
last Friday and was captured Sunday
afternoon. was returned TO the Frank
fort penitentiary this morning.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
SAMPSON wins
JUDCSHIP NOMINATION
KIRK TO CONTEST ACTIONS or
KENTUCKY ELECTION com
MISSION. f$

Frankfort, Ky. August s.AThe
state Election Commission to-day is-
sued the certificate for the Republican
nomination for Judge in the Seventh
Appellate District 10 Circuit Judge
Flsm q. Sampson, Of BarbOuryiIIe. who
received ss5 votes more than former
Circuit Judge a. J. Kirk, Of Paints
VILE.
Judge z. c. oRear, who represented
Judge Kirk before the commission
nonned the commission that Judge
XIX will contest Kirk claims Judge
sampson did not file his campaign ex-
pense account as a candidate with
either Secretary. Of State Lewis or with
r. w. KeenOn, Chairman Of the com
mission Is days before the primary. AZ
required under the corrupt practices
act,
The Sampson Kirk Race.
The Kentucky political column in the
Cincinnati Enquirer says:
on the face Of the returns Judge
Flem u. Sampson, Of BarbouryiIIe. has
the Republican nomination for judge
Of the Court Of Appeals from the Sew
enth Appellate District BY $50 votes
more than were cast for Judge An
drew Jackson Kirk, Of PaintsyilIe. who
was the Republican nominee defeated
IN 1919 by Judge Charles c. Turner,
Of ut Sterling and Democrats all
over the state IRE pleased, though they
are BY no means certain that the race
in November will be between Judge
Sampson and Judge James u. Robef-
son. Of Pikeyille, the Democratic nom
inee
They are fearful that the Court Jf
Appeals may. IL contest is raised By
Judge Kirk, decide that Sampson was
ineligible because he failed TO have a
statement OF his expenses in the office
Of the Secretary Of State as required
by the new corrupt practices law, Is
] days before the primary election. He
got his statement there a day late.
though he mailed il on the fifteenth
day. Judge Kirk, it viii be remem-
bered, went TO the expense OF a special
train from Ashland 70 Frankfort in
order 70 get his statement in the hands
Of Secretary Lewis at the Capitol be-
fore midnight Of the last day and he
was successful by less than half an
hour.
The charges that were brought
against him in the Impeachment pro-
ceedings two years ago and against
his lieutenant. County Judge J. E. VIII
liams, last winter. have caused the big
boys TO regard the BarbourvilIe jurist
as better qualified for a seat elsewhere
than on the Court Of Appeals bench.
Another thing that goes against the
grain Of the old guard Republicans is
that Sampson is one Of Caleb Pc=ers's
intimates and henchmen- They are fear
full that II Hughes should be elected
Powers. who had much 10 do with pre-
pairing the delegation from Kentucky to
the Chicago convention. may want 10
run for Governor IN 1919.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
c. c. q o. RESUMES
THROUGH SERVICE.

Announcement y rn4Sa ~ X =
.Hanilton. Jr.. commercial n,yent - the
Carolina. CiInchnei3 4 ohio railssay
which iine has suspended ,hrOuEh lop-
era.o.s slnee july II dps - d.,sts1r't'is
North CarBhna floods VIII reaam"
through service 70 an points hrret"-
fore handed on lts farm~r schedule
eoecfire August zz Regardl'ss 81 me
ufei known heavy olns,rIctjor = ne
Ciinebneld. ne fiaod Was ~ sBth an
ertrouieIy severe character thsu even
this eons,rirtiou. Frequently tkoned .
the R,ck ~ C;ftrnItBr c1uld not With
stand the gr-at pressure
The rs4Ssgsli viii tnahEuratS a new
a1ss improved passenger train scrv.ce
between Johnson City Tenn. and
SpartanburE. x q Train No. leaves
Johnson city az 40 a m. and arrives
a. spartanburE Al 1885 a. RI Train
No. : leaves spaTtanbErE AZ SOC , -.
ard arrives AZ Johnson city ~ llsi5
,. m
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
REV. WILKINSON RESIGNS
LOUISVILLE PAsToRATE.

Two Presbyterian ministers. rhe Reg.
Dr. Thomas ~. WfikinsJn. pastor -
the Union church, and the Rev. DT. )
r.. SchieIellH. pastor Of the Covenant
church. announced Their refiEnatiOns
srorn the pulpit sunday morning. Sesth
~ has rece.ysd a call 10 another chGrch
~ made public Ms pi4ns fsr ne f1-
iure.
IJr. Wilkinson announced his fea.E-
nation % colgrez4 tiOusi meeting
over Which the Rev DR., AqIlIla webb,
pastor of the Warren Memorial Pres
bytsffan church. presided a. mOdera-
tor II was his desire thar the resigna
ton take effect Immediately, bot on
account of the imposAibiiIty of an early
meeting u the prssbytery. which has
Jurisdiction in such matters. II was not
known last night huw much longer he
Wil serve the church as pastor.
No reason Tor his action was assign
- by Er Wilkinson. 4 leave with 4
pleasant feeling. was the only state
ment be would make Last night
DR.. wilkinson has been pastor -
the Uni0n Presbyterian church for ap-
pr1IimateIy sAres years Il is his hTs,
Presbyterian pastorate, He was form
eriy a Methodlst, and came % l. ais
vile from Springfield. Ky where hs
held his lest Metbodist charge He Is
Ia brother ~ the RsE Dr. Richard wtl-
kins1n. former pastor - the Fourth -ag
Msth0dirt r.lrch who WAS transfer
red % virgins ard later resigned from
The Msrhodsst church % Joiu the Ep.a
cgpal f1lnistry He Tas formerly pas
tor u the south Mrtbodlsf church AZ
presinnsburS. and married Mrs Sell
Davidson slay ~ that place
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
NORRIS HARVEY COLLEGE.

Morris Harvey college viii open on
Wednesday. September ~. that being
the day designated in the catalog is
sued by the school
This year promises 10 be one Of the
most successful and with DR.. Darling
ton at its head, there is no reason why
ia should not by far surpass any year
in the history of the institution He is
a man wei versed ia all branches OF
education; an excellent business man.
and man of forceful personality
Before his ppointment as president
OF Morris Harvey. Dr. Darlington serv-
ed the college as financial agent. and
through his strenuous Efforts some
Vile News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
CAR SHORTAGE.

In an endeavOr 10 avert or at least
TO lessen car shortages the Chesa peake
* Ohio railway company has appealed
to Boards of Trade. other commercial
organizations and shippers and re-
ceivers of freight generally. for coop
Grafton in its efforts TO secure the max
imum efficiency IN the use Of freight
cars of all classes. The demand for cars
is far ahead Of previous years and the
Interstate Commerce Commission has
issued circular letter To carriers and
shippers alike calling attention to the
Threatened shortage in the United
States and urging that shippers secure
prompt and fun loading OF cars and
consignees equally prompt unloading
and release.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
THE chemical PLANT
SHIPPING ITS PRODUCT
7oRcHLicHT ENTERPRISE At
LAST SUCCEEDS ~ Pro
oUcInc THE GOODS.

> After many dise0uraging experiences
sh, Louisa Chemical company, az TGf'st
lIrht. this county. has r8ceeeded % pro-
dncing the product which Wa t'ie 1b-
let n their enterprise, After the f4al-
-. n ,he nrst chemist employed the
company secured the services of a no-
led chemist. pr wiihrow, of the ONO
STAT. University. who has successfully
established the process and adapted The
large plant AZ TOrehlighi 70 the manu-
faciure Of chlorate % sodium.
The hrst shipment WAS made recently
and = large amount viii 20 forward
very s6on. 0perauou ~ full csiIFteity =
koped for IN the near futiirs
The gentlemen behind this cuterprise
CERTAINLY deserve success They have
made enormous sacrifices 70 establish
this business Spw thai they seem 70
have tssased the crisis 40 All have
strong hopes of large H,f-Lstire n
SUCCESS for them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
HUNTINGTON NAN 4 wlnNIa.

For the second consecutive time oS-
car Ryan. widow decorator and card
writer for the Anderson Ncwcomb Co,
has won the first prize for window dec
Grating and cardwriting from tho Ma
tinnal Convention of Window nrcssers
and Cardswritcrs.
Mr.. Ryan has inst returned tron,
Chlcaro.' where he attended tho can.
ventlon and displayed the work which
won him such notable rccognitlon.,
Mr.. Ryan "a well known vnune
Huntlngtonlan, his acquaintance beInr
especially Wide hecause of the fact that
he wna reared and educated In this
city Huntington Advertiser
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
ExPLosIoN nEAR cArLErrseuRe

An explosion the middle Of Thursday
afternoon OF gas main on the river
bank on the West Va point caused
some excitement. The main was one
belonging TO the Huntington Gas & De-
yelOpment company and the force huri-
ed several men some distance. Two
were hurled into a field. one into the
river and another was missing and on
investigation was found buried deep in
the sand. He was extricated and they
we're brought By auto 20 the city build
ing and physicians attended them
None was seriously injured. The brok-
en- main caused an almost suffocating
Idcr OF gas TO infest the city, causing
much CONSERVATION and alarm until
The cause was learned
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
EYE SPECIALISTS on TOUR or
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS

Lexington. Ky. Aug. z2.--Dr. Her
bert Harlan. of Baltimore. I'D. wide
y known eye specialist, and DIT. John
McMIIlsn. surgeon in charge Of the
United States Public Health Service
campaign for the eradication Of ira
ciroTna IN the Appalachian Mountains.
left here last evening on a tour Of the
mountains and viii hold free clinics at
Hindmian. jackson and London, Ky.
and az other points In the district AZ
ter these clinics DR. Mullen VIII so 20
Fikeville where he proposes 20 es-
tablish another trachoma hospital
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
AFTER MANY YEARS.

Mr., Newton Lykins. ~ GLASGOW Nv
Is here visiting friends and relatives
after an absence Of eleven years. He IS
a native OF Magoffin-co., and for some
years lived with Judge A. T, Patrick
as he is closely related to Mrs. Bat
rick. He married In this county. how
ever. daughter OF Mr and MIS-
hatcher OF Cir. and moved eleven
wears a,,c to Glasgow, XIV. where he is
succeeding Handsomely His frienas
hcre arc giving him right roSAI re-
ception - -Prestonsburg Rost.