The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-04
Big Parade, Great Speeches, Fine
Music, on Saturday Of This
Week.
7s Everybody EsrnestIy Requested 10
n Help BY Attending and Thereby
"A 2 Showing an interest in the Great
n Fight now or for the Worlds Free
ytj dom.

Desiring TO show that we are as pat
rlotic nn other counties and communi-
ties. day has been set apart FOR an cx-
hlbition in Louisa OF this spirit In ap-
proprlnte manner. THAT day is Satur-
day OF this weely-May 5th. Preparu-
iions have been completed for the eS-
ecution Of n program that viii interest.
instruct and inspire all who attend.
Mayor r. L. Ninson and o G Atkins
have raised the money necessary To
meet the expenses OF the day. II Is 10
be hoped that everybody within reas-
onnblc distance viii give up that day TO
this good cansc OF aronsing the enthu-
nlasm and realization necessary TO the
nucccsafui prosecution Of the war for
liberty and the suppression OF militar-
ism, In which we have lately enlisted
Il ls only by getting together IN crowds
and listening 20 the discussions that
this spirit may be aroused. fonr pres
enco ~ urged and you will be glad you
came.
The program ia strong and varied
The part the farmer can and should
play in this great conflict II one OF the
features 20 be treated. No farmer cln
afford 10 miss Il. The women VIII find
tho program equally interesting and
their presence In much desired.
The Program.
A parade In which everybody is in
vlted TO take part will form In ume 20
move promptly III 10 a. IN. II win form
IN tho streets around tho public square.
Automobile owners are requested 70 get
IN iinn. Girls and women dressed in
white. with red cross on their left
nieoyea, are 90 be n feature OF the pa
rade. and as many from the country as
find Il possible 10 take part are Invited
70 do 20. Horsemcn and people on foot,
everybody. In fact, aro wanted In the
march.
shortly before IL o'clock a flag will
be raised on a pole near the court house.
nt which time America and the star
spaRgied Banper" win be sung by a
large chorus OF school children and 9th
erA
AZ II n M Rev l. T.. McEldowney.
OF Charleston, West Va. will begin n
apeoch appropriate TO the day and sub
ject. He needs no Introduction TO the
people OF Lawrence CO., as tho greater
part OF our citizens have been stirred
by his cloduonce is the past. Tho sub
ject and tho occasion are sufficient to
cail forth the fire OF orRtory from this
gifted son of the Emerald fsle
He win be followed by Mr., X. L., Var
ncy, whose subject will be -Food. Feed
and Fight Not only does the subject
M the occasion. but Il Is OF intense In
torost to the farmers. He has mes-
cage that viii surprise you. In anoth-
or place IN this issue Of the NEWS you
win learn more about Mr.. Narney.
After an intermisslcn for lunch. there
win be q speech by Hon. Michael J.
flaming, AN orator known throughout
tho United States on account Of 9
eloquent appeals for temperance. His
subject on this occasion win be Every
bodys War" DO not miss this great
speech.
Music Will be furnished throughout
tho day by the Ashland Brass Band, OF
Ashland. KY. which will also lead the
parade.
Nobody should count himself or her
sem too busy to give UP this one day TO
helping tho national spirit along In this
way. II Is being done everywhere and
tho people are joining in with an en-
thuaIastlc will. Bring tho children and
irnpresa them with tho greatness OF our
blesaed free America