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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
MRS. FETTER WILL EN-
TERTAIN STUDENTS SUNDAY
Huntington Herald Dispatch =

Huntington Herald -Dispatch:--
Among the interesting announce
menfs, mad last night in connection
With the meeting OF the Board o. EdI-
cation os the Western Virginia Cop-
ference Of the M. L Church, South, at
the Hotel Frederick, was that Of tho
fact that Airs. Samuel p. Fetter OF
Ashland. formerly Mrs. John C. c..
Mayo, will entertain the faculty and
students OF Morris Harvey College at
dinner at the Frederick on Sunday.
The Board OF Education, which is ex-
officlo the board OF trustees Of Nor
riH Harvey College was advised Of the
fact that the students are to be brought
from Barbvirsville Sunday morning ir
automobiles to attend the services at
Johnson Memorial, where Rev. Wal.
ter Anthony will Address a special ser
mon to thrm. The automobiles will be
by committee of .he Board
of Stewards Of Jchr son Memorial
headed by Stuart H. Bowmsn
President Darlington OF Morris Har-
vey was ir Ashland yesterday for a
conference with Mrs. Fetter. who is
one CT the staunch friends and sup .
porters of christian education in the
Western Virginia Conference and Ii
was through him ttat her invitation
to the studens was extended.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23

sufficient. We nced 100000 q month
At this point let me say that 10 sup
plies are sold to soldiers by the Red
Cross. I wanI 10 make this plain {,
Offset reports 70 the contrary. Gen
|eral Manager Gibson.
The Red Cross nurses In Serbia
hadn't the sporting chances that the
men In the trenches had. Once they
went into IN abandoned tobacco fac
tory TO nurse the men who were sit
tirg about ON the stone benches watch
ing. as much as the stupor OF typhus
fever would let them watch. for the
men to die SC they could take their
places on the mattresses on the floors ("
--Miss Burke.
IAN our expenditures are made on
the appropriation or budget system.
The requests OF our foreign commits
sions are POSED on carefully. The
money Is then taken cut Of tho war
fund ard Tut in the treasury OF I'll,
Red Cross. which then becomes sub
ject 10 the audit Of the war depart.
m-nt General Manager Gibson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
MINlsrER,s UNION.

At the meeting of the Ministers
Union on Monday morning the follow
Ing resolution was passed:
Whereas. the Y. NJ. C.. A. is the
only Protestant orranization permit
ted to work for the moral and spiri
tu;ll welfare of our soldiers. and the
American Red Cross is the only organ
ization authorized by the National
Government to care for the sick and
wounded and dying soldiers AMI sail-
ois and their dependents at homo. we
as memberE OF the Louisa Minister'S
Union respectfully urge orr pc pie 70
do their utmost IN the support Of these
worthy organizations:
Further, we would call attention to
the character and standing of the men
who are at the head OF the Y. NJ. T..
A. In all ifs branches and to tie fac;
that the National Government super
vises the work of the American Red
Cr,ss as carefully as that Of any other
depart rtment.
Signed: w. A. ,GAUGH
II. o CHAMBERS
A. C ROSTWICR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
MORE WAYNE COUNTY se-
LEcTIvEs CERTIFIED eY BOARD

In order tc complete It's quota OF men
for Belective militar, service the local
board for Wayne c, unity has certified
a list OF eleven young men and they
have been notified by the local board
to be IN readinesH 10 report when call
ed. The fi6hl quota OF thirty five per
cent Of selrctives from this county VIII
be called upon 70 depart about the 18th
inst.
Frank Murphy. Ceredo; Miilard
Riggs Shoals; Fleary Pack. Weir; Sid
ney Workman, Sidney: Harry Emmitt
Cook. Kenova; Ezra Cole, ceredo: Lee
Roy Chinn. Lavaiette: William S. Ma.
pier, East Lynn: Wiljam Miller. Webb:
Omar Paul Rowe. runleith.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
A Returned Soldiers Picture

In Cincinnati Monday at a public
meeting the principal address was
made by Sergeant Arthur G Empey
Ogden, Utah, VINO early in the war en-
listed in the English army and fought
in the trenches with the Pritlsh army
Sergeant Empey said in part:
what the little Red Triangle (Y. M.
G. A.. en,blem) means to the fighting
men.
.rha v NJ n 70 tbe f,gbt;ns
men IL tba onIv l.a,,,a ~ tha westsrn
front, The ARM is racr,,,ted from, ~, =
classes, Of men The low he no,dd,..
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anu evvsl,u MIN nnuu. rinaiiy tne
mariu.s ur'es 'ne Inou anu tnaws tnei'l
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
CLOTHING CAUGHT
IN THE sHAFTiNc

Uriah Mccoy. an employee at the
rlant OF the Kenova Saw Mil company.
had narrow e1cape from horrible
death last Monday. In some manner
the clothing OF Mr.. Mccoy became en
tangled IN tie shaftir g with the result
he wns hurled through the air. making
a number of revolutions before is cloth
ing was tCrn from his body. When
picked up by fellow employees Mccoy
IVES perfectly nude, all his clothing ha,
ing been torn from him with the excep-
tion Of a ribglet OF an undergurment
on each leg from the knee to the ankle.
He was also unconscious and the other
worfmen thought for time that he
wes dead. The injured man finally rat
lied and became conscious before tbs
arrival Of the doctor. An examination
by the physician revealed the fact that
Mccoy had been bruised ana injured
practically all over his body, but 1t is
believed he will recover.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
TWO YOUNG MEN SHOT
THEIR HANDS OFF

A boy named Mckenzie had one hand
nearly shot on Tuesday at Fort Gay
and was brought to Riyerview hospital.
where an operation was performed ir.
an effort to save two fingers and the
thumb. The boy was assisting ths FAM
lily in moving lnd took hold a gin by
the muzzle, striking the lock asainst
something and causing the discharge.
Fifteer year old 'L,ude Pennington
came to the hospital in Louisa Monday
to have a badly injured hard dressed.
He had accidentally dls.hargei shot
gun and shot away = portion ~ his
hand. He was out hurting anu two
dogs got TO fighting. and when he tried
10 separate them with the butt OF the
gun II was discharged.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
CHAS. MARCUM dies
At CAMP taylor
BODY OF VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
BROUGHT HERE FOR
BURIAL.

Tho body OF Charles Marcum was
brought 10 this county last Thursday
morning and was taken to the Peter
Marcum graveyard. near Fallsburg. foi
burial. Rev. II. b. Hewlett OF this
city, conducted tie services. Mr.. Mar
cum died on Friday night at Camp
Zachary Taylor after an illness CT
about week with pneumonia. He
went as volunteer to the army a few
months ago from Boyd county and was
a member OF the Fifth Company. 1871:
Depot Brigade. Appropriate funeral
services for him and Peter Mum, an
other Camp Taylor boy. OF Hart-co.
whose death occurred about the same
time. were held there before their
bodies were sent to their homes 70:
intermeIt.
Mr.. Marcum was twenty-five years
old and con OF Henry Marcum. who
moved from this place to Normal,
Boyd co.. several years ago. whore the
family stlll resides.
The body was brought 10 Ashland
Saturday night and was accompanied
there by ten members OF ca. s I'd Bat
talon to which he belonged. The SOL
diers intended to give their deceased
comrade a military burial. but after II
was decided to bring the remains to
Lawrence county their plans had to bo
abandoned as the guard OF honor was
due back at camp before they could
have made The return from more dis
tant poin. than Ashland.
Those who accompanied the remains
to Ashland were Pri,ates Oscar Sch
mauch. Harry Scott. Allen Caldwell.
Chas. Watson John Martin. Frank
Layne. Strother Montgomery, $. ".
Compton. Eud Spears and Bulger Mike
Davis.
Private Marcum is the second Boyd
county by 10 die in the service Of his
country since the war with Germany
began and his name win be enrolled
On the honor roll of the country 10
which he dedicated his life.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
WOMAN SHARP SHOOTER
lNsTRucrIN0 sAMMiEs

Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg, Miss.
Nov. 15.-This army post bosts OF tho
first woman to qualify as sharpshoot- :
er in the American army-and she halls
from Kentucky.
Mrs. Jackson Morris. wife OF Major
Morris. former secretary to The COVER
nor Of Kentucky holds an honor. With
the heavy regulation Springfield rifle
used In the army. she made forty
five hits out of possible fifty at 60c
yards and with the automatic revolver
she sent stream OF lead into the tar
get at 20 PAGES. ali,hits so close togeth-
er they could he covered with dime.
Today Mrs Morris is on the range
as an instructor and under orders from
Uncle SAM
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
BIG VICTORY BY
BRITISH FORCES
SURPRISE ATTACK BREAKS "a.
NOUS GERMAN LINE FOR
THIRTY-Two MILES.

~ daylight on Wednesday morning
the British soldiers IN northern Trance
roae up without the firing OF q big gun
and fought their way ovcr tile slrprla-
Cd German lines and right through the
Hindenburg fo-tresaes that were sup
posed 10 be imprognable. The attack
WAS 81 miles long and advances were
made for five miles or more and at last
accounts were continuing at some
points.
"Tanks," the large tractors which
ride over and crush all obstructions
such AZ barbed WIRE posts small trees
trenches etc.. played large part ir
The Immense victory. EiSh. thousand
prisoners and many big guns we're
captured
This II tho 1rst attack made with
out artillery preparation. which has
como 10 be depended upon as warn. :.
ing. Gen. Haig deceived them COM
pietely by not usirg the artillery. Also.
by getting the tanka. supplies and men
into the lines during several nights pre-
ceding the attack aud keeping them
concealed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
Desperate Fighting IN Italy

The drive into Italy by an enormous
German and Austrian army is quite
blow to the cause Of liberty, or at 1eas-
a setback. Even IL It should not sue
csed IN crushing Italy and putting her
out Of the war the effect Of putting
Dtw life into the German and Austrian
masses means prolonging the wrr. The
invading army has driven 50 to 81.
miles into Italy, between the coast and
the Alrs. For a few days the Italians.
have held their lines against the enemy
but they may be forced to retire to
river in their rear where the chances
for a permanent stand are better.
Following is an account OF recent
desperate fighting last Monday:
The Austrians wltc forced their way
across the. Piave River above Zenso1'
have been thrown into the river. drown
ed. bayoncted killed or captured. un-
I'll now not an enemy remains on the
west banf at that thr. atan.sd point
The fight was one Of the most fear
ful chapters Of inc war. ani nne OF this
most glorious.
The wounded were so numerous that
mary have not received succor. Tbs
enemy had staked everything on get
~ ,,,',.-. Jam = ~. u .ne IlVss' anu
, t,alla's s'a's.' fyei ytning on Keep
s mn. vn we easte. p'nh. This
rs rseu pou 20 lsss'erati'h
p.,dn M Aus'.'anN spaue tne Est NOV
- ~ ~ IVY -rparate t;tssiogs a
s'"i' 'is'ai'cs anoVe 1erscH
Several circumstances enarled them
e pass. They chose place where
sandpar raa In midstream. eivirg them
iancinG and dividing the main stream
into Two small, shallow Currents.
Also, there was q heavy mist SCREEN
ing their movements. They carried ma
'erlal Ior an improvised bridge, with
'prignts al with iron plates for floor
'ng.
Inis was about o'clock in the morn
ns, ana IN the mist at that early hoar
Iney got across the second narrow
y ann.' 70 me west bank. The iast 10
set inc men wadeo across in water
pove tneir waists. In their first sur
'riss rush tney swept past four Italian
nachine-sun batteries, capturing ths
suns ana oriv'ng the Italians back in
Q tne vuiase of Fagare
nore ,ne rsai nFht began, as the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
REVIVAL MEETING.

The BAPTIST church viii begin n
meeting next Sunday morning with the
pastor doing the preaching for a few
services. Rev. Gaugh is expecting tho
tor OF First Baptist church. Mt. sterl-
Ing. Ky. Mr. Wilson is said 10 be a
most excellent preacher. The pastor
and church most cordially invite the
public to attend every service and TO
feel perfectly at home. The services
win begin each day after Sunday n,
300 D.. m. and $3.50 p. m.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
MRs. WARREN ROBINSON DEAD.

Mrs. Warren Robinson died at her
home near Fort Gay few days age,
at the age Of Ss years The funeral was
conducted ly Rev. II. B. Hewlett OF
tho M. e. Church South OF which
chm ch the mad long been faithful
member. She is survived bv her hus
band who is IN his s7th year Also by
several sons and daughters and many
children. grandchildren and great grand
children. Among the daughters arc
Mrs. Monroe Ferguson. Mrs. G.. r.
Weilmar ana Mrs J H. Wellman. of
Louisa. Mrs. Robinson was a daugh-
ter OF Honest Johnnie" Frasher. She
and her husband had lived happily to-
gethei for more than go years. BY in
dnstry and frugality they have, from
an humbk beginning accumulated
quite an estate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
500 FROM cANToNMENT
ARRIVE AT CAMP PIKE

Little Eock. Ark, Nov 17.-Under
thu, command Of Capt. Newkiri 500
drafted men from Camp Zachary Tasi
lor reached Camr Pike this aft rnoon
aad were assigned to ipfantry organl..
za';cn in tile s7 Division National
Army. The detail is the first Of th,
Increment which win be sent here from
the Ktl,thclxy cantonmert. and re-.
places Arkansas and Louisiana select
ives who were transferred to National
Arnv cantonments. The trip through
to Camp Pike was made without delay
und without accident.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
CATIETTsEURo SOLDIER DIES
FROM EFFECTS OF GAS

GARFIELD vanhoose OF Catlettsburg
died IN a CincinI att hospital. He wa.
30 years OF age and for two or thres
years fought In the trenches with. Brit
ish forces on the French front and wan
a victim of the poisonous gases used
by the Germans. which caused hts
desth. vanhoose was presented with
a brrnze medal Tor bravery. Hi, faith
er. who Is ninety years old. lives in
Catlcttsbuis. Young Vanhoose return
ed home about year ago. suffering
greatly from the effects OF the gas.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
VETERAN EDUCATOR AT CAPITAL

Wesley Banks. pioneer mountain ed :.
ncstor who has taught school forty
three yeirs without break. paid his
fret visit to Frankfort Saturday to see
Secretary Of State James P. Lewis
He is teaching the school at Dry Fork
Letcher-co. 1t was he. who when Pror
Noe oi the University of Kentucky
speaking in Letcher-co., praised the
mountain people by saying he though
SO n'uch # them that he married 4
mountain girl retorted. Il like them 81
well that have married five Of them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the NJ. =. Church South or
Thursday morning. November 20. be-
ginning at 1890. The sermon viii be
preached by Rev A. G. Bostwick o:
the M. L Church. Other pastors o,
the town will participate In the ser
vices. Everybody invited and urged to
attend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
EASTERN KY. TEACHERS
rs TO MEET IN LEXINGTON

The annual meeting of the Eastern
Kentucky Educational Association will
be held this year in Lexington, No
vember 80 to December ]. Between.
1900 and 1900 Kentucky teachers are
expected to attend. An interesting pre-.
gram has been prepared and some Of
the most prominent educators OF the
country will speak.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
REPRESENTATIVE IS
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

Olive Hill, Ky, Nov. 2f.-W1lliam
Gearhart. Representative in the Stat,
Legislature from the One Hundredth
district. imposing Carter and Elliti
counties. was instantly killed by fall
ing beam vt a barn raising near his
home 81 Csni., this county. Gearharf
was "A Republican and a farmer. y
special election probably will be held
10 seq his successor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
THREE COUNTIES GET
FARM DEMONSTRATORS

H. d. Caudil of Indian Bottom has
been appointed farm demonstration for
Letcher. Perry and Harlan counties
He will at cnce enter upon campaign
to Introduce more and batter farming
with systematic improved conditions
the mountains.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
Lawrence County Red Cross

The Executive Committee. with a
number Of the members Of the Sub.
Committees met nj the new Red Cross
hcadquatt ters In the r. ". Yates build
ing on Tuesday evening. The commit
tee on Wonsn's Work has fitted this
room IN fine shape for cutting and sew
ing and for committee meetinFs. Muci,
material and several patterns have
been ordered and numbers OF tho wo
man viii soon be very busy. both nj
the headquarters and 81 home, Tho
women havs the work well planned and
interest IN thiF practical aice OF the
work In rapidly Increasing You are in
vited 10 vinit the room and get In lire.
One ehipm nt OF knitted goods has
been made and another win soon oa
rendy.
Besides a certain amount OF knitted
work tho wos1en win concentrate on q
definite number OF kinds OF hospltii,
garments. They may be prepared soon
70 make acme OF the surgical dress
'ngs.
An auxiliary has been organised At
WaIhridye and calls from other places
arr coming IA The secretary has been
crnpcwerrd 70 .ook nfter these calls
and organize as rapidly as possible
Lawrence county Is getting Interested
and much good work win he acccmp-
iished. Every member Is ready Il help
IN every WY possible.
The National Committee OF the
American Red Cross has called grea.
membership campaign for the pdrpos,
OF incrcaaing the membership TO i5.-
100000 by Christmas. Rev. w A.
Oaugh was elected campaign manager
for the Lawrence County Chapter. We
now have s56 members. What ought It
TO be by Christmas3 5000 would only
be one fourth OF our population.
nont forget to get In touch with the
work the womer have planned. They
win be glad to talk 10 YOU about the
great n.ec OF supplies and toll you wha'
you can help do.
The secretary reports that there ar,
two points that at this time ought to
De emphasized. Fifet: The American
Red Cross and the Y NJ. c. A. are
NOT the same Both are very impor-
tant bat work along different lines.
Secord:: The Red Cross is asked u
cooperate with local charity organi
zafions bit is not organized iust for
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
JOHN. 3. HORTON TO MOVE.

gram wednesday from her son John at
Fort Thomas saving that he had orders
to leave there Thursday. The message
came too lat. for Wednesday trains SO
Mrs. Horton went to Cincinnati on the
carly N. & W. train Thursday morrI-
ing. John did not know where he was
TO be sent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
"OVER THE TOP
FOR Y. N. c. A.
LAWRENCE COUNTY. AS WELL As.
THE STATE AND NATION,
EXCEED QUOTA.


Again Lawrence county has done her
bit. The amount asked for by the War
Work department OF the Y. M. c. A.
has been given by our people, with ~
surplus thrown IN for good measure
We were asked fo- 1850 90 and the con-
trfbutiol,s amount to s791 90. In the
Liberty Loan matter we met the de-
mands also. It is gratifying TO he able
to soy that Lawrence is not on the
Stacker list. The people are awakening
to their duty in the great war for lib
erty.
Kentucky Exceeds Quota
Reports show Kentucky has given
mor- than was asked Boyd-eo.. I. which.
took by far the largest part Of the
amoInt assessed against the Big San
dy district rsjed more than her share.
which was $500. Judge John +. Ha-
ser was at the head Of the movement
there and devoted all his time 10 the
worf during the ten days campaign.
Johnson county raised her assess
ment nf $4,000. We have not received
reports from all the counties
In the United States the amount con-
triouted is about $5c,0O0,0e0 which Is
fifteen millions more than was asked
to carry on The work until next June
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
KILLED A DEER.

Lee A.. CARED came to towr Monday
to receive from the express company a
deer killed by his son Lys In New
York. II wss 1. fine specimen. Lys is
employed at lion N. ". and during
a vacation took a hunting trip in the
Adirondack mountains. where large
game is plentiful.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
DEATH OF MRS. DICK
WELLMAN AT FORT GAY

The wife OF Strotner (''Dick') Well
man died at her home rear Fort Gay
West Va, on Wednesday Of this week
after a long illness She was about IS
years OF age. was sister Of Peter
Welch Of this county. The body was
taken to River Ky. for interment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
MRS. YATES IMPROVING.

sIrs, j. W. Yates. who was serlo,ily
way t. recovery. suffered relapse on
Sunday, but 10 now doing nicely. She
has 'od dorble pneumonia and bilious
Erir. Her many friends hope to see her
out within the next few weeks.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
CAUGHT IN MACHINERY
x. AND BRAINS BEATEN OUT

Grcenpp. Ky. Nov. William @
Wilson. so years old, was killed here in
a mill OF which he had charge. Wilson
was fixing piece Of machinery when
a screw on shaft under which he
had crawled caught in his sweater and
whirled his body around until his brains
were beaten out. All clothing was torn
from his body,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
GAME wARpEN powLINo sHor.

Game Warden Dowiing Is lying n.
the point OF death at the Kirg's Daugh,
fers Hospital. Ashland. suffering from
n bullet wound. Night Lieut.. Ciiff Rice
WIS arrested at catlcttsburg an hour
after the shooting and Is confined ir
the Ashland Jail pending his examin-
ing trial. The shooting Is said to have
been the elimination OF an argument
between tho two men.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
JupcE Foee NEARING END.

The many friends OF Hon. Finley E.
Fogg will regret to learn that he is very
low with Tuberculosis at Lexington ard
that the end is not far of Judge Fogg
has been useful man and his friends
are numbered by his acquaintances.
Pain(syille Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-23
M. z. CHURCH SOUTH.

Services 1880 a. m. and $3.50 p. m
IF / BE Lifted Up" morning sub
ject. "Who Are Saved" evering sub
ject.
Sunday school a. m.
Epworth League $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday $3.50 p.
m. HERBERT o. CHAMBERS Pas
tor.