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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
SETENTA MATRIMONIOS d.
RANTE LA NAVIDAD

Ell martes de Ia presente semana
fue ell dia en- que Sc verificaron en-
San Antonio ell mayor numero de
matrimonios que Sc registrar en- la
Historic de Ia ciudad, pues NADIA
menos que setenta parejas Sc casa
ron.
De las setenta parejas va EXPIRE
sadas, diez fueron formadas por
personas mexicanos y americans las
restantes, con la particularidad de
todos los hombres pertenecen a
las fuerzas de %guarnicion en- este
acantonamiento militar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
YECINOS AMEDRENTADOS

De la casa numero 604 de la Gale
So. Olive hablaroa a Ia estaci6n cen
trail de policia pidiendo que Sc en-
viara a uno o varios a2entes para
que aprehendieran a un individuo
que pistola en- mano andaba escan-
~dalizando, perturbando Ia paz habi-
tual del ~vecindario.
Cuando lego e! policia, va c: es-
candaloso Sc habia retirado con rum
DO que no Sc pudo precisar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
NO HA VUELTO AL HOGAN
PATERNO.

Aver Sc mostraban muy augusta
dos los padres de Enrique Camarl-
lilo, un muchacho dc ocho amos de
edad que vive en- Ia casa numero
30s de Ia Gale n. Mezquite.
Camarillo saii0 de su casa desde
Ell martes por Ia tarde, para pasear
con un amigo Y todavia aver a las
cuatro no Sc saba su paradero. FL
peoueno no conoce la poblacion, pues
hace pocos dias que vino a San An
tonic con So famila.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
Manuel Ugarte.
LA SEFILLANA

Cosme en- cierta reunion
Bailando un walls muy de prisa
Por descuido do q Eloisa
IN tremendo pisoton.
Y al decir:-Dispense listed,
Nina, 10 siento e. eli alma,
Ella respondio con calma:
Y yo 10 siento en- el pie,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
HERIDO

De la via publica fue recogido ano-
che a las diez, I'm individuo que pre-
sentaba una herida de bala en- ell an
tebrazo derecho. Al preguntarsele
en- la estacion central de policia
quien 10 habia herido, contesto que
no saba nj como, nj cuando lie ha-
bian agredido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
REGISTRO CIVIL.
Nacimientos.

Naeimientos.
I'm nino del matrimonio Seraplo
Jimenez Y Victoria Quintero, 615 ca
lie San Patricio.
I'm nino del matrimonio Manuel
de Ia Cara Y Ana Fernandez, 6S3
Gale Austin.
Tn niho del matrimonio Salvador
Madero V Conception Gonzalez, AS
W French Place.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
Entire a%ndaluces.

Ell rio Que pasa por mi casa es
tan abundante en- pescado, que basta
tirar Ell anzuelo para sacar dos pc
ces al mismo tempo.
ESQ no es NADIA. En- ell rio de mi
pueblo es precise espantar a los pes
cados para que pueda entrar ell an
zuelo al aqua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
NOVELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME
A 20 CENTAyOS CADA UNA.

.SLuCena.
AmoreS SubiimcS.
COraZ0n dc orc.
Dora.
Fl SccretO de Lady Muriel.
En- 81 CTlSol del amor.
En- su .laNan1 de bodas.
Entire dos pcCa6oS.
lnyeuciblc Amor.
La Coudesa dc CradoC.
La TeatacI0n dc una Mujer.
La MOdern2 CenlClenta.
La Estrelia de Amor.
Mas Debil que una Mujer.
SueroS del CorazoD.
Ina lucha de Amor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
DETENIDO.

Acusado de provocar algunos es-
candalos, fue detenido E. P. Felan,
a ouien el juez de po!icia Wilkens
multo en- diez dolares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
DEL DICHO AL HECHO
Una t0rtuga decia

Una tortuga decia
a I'm gorrion:-Ya sentiras
ell peso de mi energia
como te atrape, veras!....
Y el gorrion de rama en- rama,
Sc mofaba alegremente
V a la enfurecida dana
mortificaba atrozmentc.
Y volvia Ia tortuga
a repetir SUI amenaza,
10 que oyendole una oruga
lie dijo con gran cachaza:
-Calme SUI santa arrogancla
dana de tanto provecho
v yea Guam gran distancia
separa Ell dicho del hecho.
Enrique Richard Lavalle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
diriiase a IgnacI E. Lozano.-l1S
n. Sta Rosa Ave San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27

Como Sc preserta listed a pedlr'
me ur empleo sin traer u cartas
de recommendation?
-Porque no Sc escribir, sonora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
NOVELAS Y
POPULARES.

A2 CENTAYOS CADA UNA.
Abelardo Y ElOiSa.
Amor de Madre.
Bertuldo. Ber,oldino Y CacaSeIo.
Carlomagno o los i2 Pares de Francia.
Diego CorrienteS.
pOha Judnita.
La fIuerfana de BruSelaS.
e Barhero de Seyilla.
ESpinaS de una flor.
Flor DC IN Dla.
GenoyeVa de Brayanlc.
Herman CorteS Y Marina.
Ia Verbena de Ia Paloml.
Id Dana de las CameiiaS.
IuCrcCla ROrSia.
los AmanteS de Teruel-
ManOn LeScaut.
Nargarita dc Borgoha.
UielO. 81 mOiO de Nenccia-
Pablo Y Virginia.
Romeo V julIe,a-
Treia;a amos o IA novia de In iusador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
HOLMES.

4 IN CENTASOS CaDa TONIC.
El VendedOr de CadavereS.
FL Robo del Diamanie Azul.
La Hia del USureru.
Blackewll, 81 Plrata del TameStS.
Iack el DeSiripador.
Los Monederos Falsos de Londres.
La Maleia S~angrlenta-
Tn MetiCo Criminal.
FL TeSlamento del Director.
Sherlock Holmes Y el ContrabandlSta
dc uplo.
En- Ia Escucla del Crimen dc PiitSburs.
4 las PuerIaS de 10 Muerie.
La NiUGa Rnja dc Paris.
Id Bestia Hulnana.
Una Noche de Terror.
FL Robo uel Collar de PerlaS.
La TnIame POsada del Cairo.
Il Naurragio lie Corfu.
III pp,. do los R3nti1nS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27

En- 'el con~fesionarics La telefos
nista va a confesar al padre, sus
culpas.
Ell Observation-Disclosures.
La ~telefcnista, (un POGO d~istraida)
umero?...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
AVENTURAS DE JOHN c. RAFLES
crNIan.nS GAnA InAiN

Z W JENIstNUS N.fUf EUIiVs
FL IncUcnltO MiSterioSO.
Tn HObo en- 81 Paiaclo Real.
Fl Principe Iusador.
Fl ASaltO n el sleeping.
FL AmO Roio.
FL HercderO dc EagleSione-
II SecreIo del ADllio.
Fl Presidenlc dc las ColoniaS.
e. False Salieador.
La Doncella Rap,ada.
Il FuSiI del Negro.
Il TcSoro del Hoghi.
Tn VIaie de BUGas.
Il Sacerdote del sol.
Il TeSOro del Esildo.
II Ia RaIOnera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-27
POESIA.
OBRAS PoETICAS DE PEA

Csntos del Hogar ~!
II Arpa del Amor. EdiCion dc luto....Sl2
Las GIoriaS u Mexico .-.-.-..-...... sue
MemOria>. ReliCuiaS y RCtratoS- PFoSaS 81
rSasiss FSrog1tas 65t
Recuerdos Y EsperanZaS. Edlclon &c
rrs-aS LcI Slma
iInear = Psrria ST.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
CAPT. 6uLLioN TO TAKE
'No.AccouNT HUSBAND CASE.
Kentucky Officer Assigned To Handle
Requests OF Dissatisfied Women.

Washington. Juse 25 -Calt. Allen
Gullion. u. $. a, OF New Castle. KY,
who was Colonel OF the Second Iieei :
ment. Kentucky National Guard, on the
border. has received a sovel assign
ment in the war Department The
Kentucltian is attached TO the staff OF
Brig. Gen. Crowder, the Judge Advo-
cate'of the army. in charge OF the ma :
tiona! army registration.
His assignment is that OF handling
thousands OF requests by wives who
have written to the President and Sec
retary OF War. urging that their hus-
bands be drafted for the army. These
women insist their husbands are no
account" and are appealing to the
President to put the alleged delinquents
In the trenches OF France.
II is Capt. Gullion's task to investi-
gate the truth uf the statements OF the
wives. SO that the facts may be taken
into account II any OF the husbands
when drawn for service in the first
army OF S25,000. claim exemption to
support their families.
One letter from Pennsylvania wo-
man, charged that her husband. the
father of their two children, is worth
less and that she is required to work
in cigar factory during the day and
in little home garden at night t.
keep herself and children in food. She
recited numerous reasons for his dis
qualification as a worthy husband, and
closed her appeal with the words;
my President, | am sure he would
make a fine soldier. Won't you please
nut him In the army?n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
REV. MR.. SHANNON PREACHED
POWERFUL SERMON SUNDAY

The following is from the Ashland
Independent of Monday:
Rev. Frederick Shannon, Of the
Church on tho Heights, Of Brooklyn,
New York. is here visiting scenes OF
his childhood and filled Rev DR. w. c.
Condits pulpit both morning and ev-
ening Sunday, at the Presbyterian
church. Reverend Shannon said yes
terday morning that he felt II great
honor TO fiji the pulpit Of a man who
for more than half a century had fill
ed that pulpit and who by his wonder
full character had made himself bless
ing 10 this whole section Of the coun-
Try. He remembered DR.. Condit wncn
he was mere boy. he said, and heard
him pren ch one of his great sermons In
the tabernacle, .and he said though he
has been away from the scene OF his
childhood many years yet this sermon
was to him a great inspiration.
Rev Mr. Shannon With his voice and
pen has turned the tide OF popular
taste and feeling from the wrong chan
mel and guided II ns II were governed
by the wild turbulence OF its waves
until II flowed calmly and smoothly on
its course In the minds OF many a man
and woman today and though his lot
has been cast far from us, yet year af
ter year he returns to the scene Of his
childhood and drinks from the old OAK
en- bucket which quenched his thirst in
years gone by.
The congregation OF the Presbyterian
church yesterday was made up Of per-
sons from different denominations, n
number coming from the Sandy Valley
and Louisa, the town where Mr.. Shan
non was reared 10 hear one who had
gone out and made his mark in the
world His sermon yesterday was n
very strong one, his text being from the
18th chapter and 25th verse OF ST. John.
NOW there stood by the cross OF Jesus
his mother" ard from this text he
preached powerfulsermon on Moth
erhood" He pictured the sainted moth
er. and with touching words and those
who heard him were delighted and re-
freshed.
Rev. and Mrs Shannon, who are here
from New York. were dinner guests
last night of DR., and Mrs. +. C. Layne
and at noon Sunday were entertained
by Rev Mr. Shannon's cousin, Mrs.
James Patton OF Catlettsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
PICNIC AT cLYFFEsIpE.

Miss Opal Spencer and her Sunday
school class OF girls went down on the
morning train last Wednesday to
Clyffeside Park and spent the day very
delightfully."- BESIDES the following
members of the class Misses Sallio
Burns. Elizabeth Yates, Nancy Land
Ellen Hughes, nellie Peters and Edith
Creel. those included in the party were
Misses Clara Queen, Dorothy Spencer
Julia d. Snyder. Clara Bromley, Mrs.
y j. Burchett, Jr., Wayne Carey Bur-
chett and Messrs. Reb and G r. Mar
tin,
One OF the many enjoyable features
OF the occasion was the elegant picnic
lunch which was served and thoroughly
enjoyed.
In the afternoon, before the usual
picnic storm came the party went to
Catlettsburg where they spent the time
very pleasantly. They returned home
by the evening train. Miss Queen re-
mained for a visit in Cntlettsburg and
Miss Nancy Land went to Ceredo to
visit relatives,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
CanningE1peTtatAshIandJuIy3

At Ashland, July 3. Mr.. f. p. Lund
from Washington. d. c., with Mrs.
Helen r. Wolcott, State Home Dem
onstration Agent Mrs. Margaret ID.
Jonas, and Miss Chinn, will instruct
comfy agents and representatives from
each county in methods of evaporat-
ing fruits and vegetables.
This is district meeting There will
be only seven meetings held in Ken
lucky. and we are very fortunate TO
have the opportunity of getting this
information from the United States
specialist.
Ladies interested in saving perish
able foods are urged to attend this
meeting. that you may in turn bring
the message home to your neighbors.
Let this be your Fourth of July Gel
ebration. by attending this meeting. for
you could not be more patriotic nor
serve your country better than to learn
this easy method OF food conservation
that all food may be cared for.
PAIRLEE DAVIS, II. d. Agt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
FORMER LOUISA GIRL
.> MARRIED IN VIRGINIA

OF the marriage of the daughter OF
Rev l.. II. Suddith and Mrs. Lutte Fer /;
guson Suddith, formerly OF this city,
the Richmond, Va, Evening Journal
says;
OF interest here was quiet wedding
which took place in Emmaus Baptist
church, near Quintcn. New Kent-co.
yesterday morning when Miss Ruby
Ringo Suddith became the wife of Mr..
Harrison Thompson Bainbddge, of
Trenton, n. j, The bride is the daugh-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Louis II. Sud
dith. of Quinton. Miss Suddith wore
a travelling suit of midnight blue, with
hat to match, her gloves and shoes be-
ing pearl gray. She carried brides
roses and ferns and entered with her
brother, Mr.. Henry F. Suddth. OF Nor
folk, who gave her away Her 7natron
OF honor was her sjster-in- law, Mrs.
Rodney r. Suddith. of Newport News.
She had pale blue satin chiffon gown.
with pearl trimmings. The other at
tendants were the brides little nieces,
Miss Marie Snddith, who was flower
girl, her dress beirg white organdie and
lace caught with rosettes of white sat
in ribbon. Misses Kathryn and Mar
garet Suddith ard Miss Due Spenser
were bridesmaids. Preceding the BRIDE
elect were her two nephews. Richard
and Samuel Suddith, who opened the
gates. Mr.. cambridge, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel j. Bainhridge, was at
tended by his brother, w. Peter Balm
bridge, as BEST man, and Mr.. William
Bainbridge was master of ceremonies.
Messrs. Copeland S. and Laurence T.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
Miss Davis Visits Boyd County

Miss Davis, Home Demonstration
Agent of Lawrence CO., spent Friday
and Saturday in Boyd-co, giving a
demonstration Friday at Burnaug with
the assistance of Miss Wadl,ngton.
Agent in Boyd-co. The canning Of
peas, beans, rhubarb, goosberries and
beets was demonstrated to a most in
teresting group of club girls and wo-
men. Saturday afternoon, in the Pres
byterian church basement at Ashland,
a group of ladies' eager to be able To
conserve the fruits and vegetables they
are now growing in their gardens, lis
tened to the plain and explicit direc-
tions of Miss Davis as she canned as
paragus, raspberries, peas and beans.
The work has just been started in
Boyd-co., but the enthusiasm and CO.
operation of the people of Ashland and
OF the county at large promises most
successful results.
Miss Davis is unsalaried during the
month of June, being employed for
only six months, March. April, May,
July, August and September these be-
ing the months when the work needs
attention most. However, she has Civ
en- the greater part of June to her Clue
members and the work in general
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
c,aLs TO FLY FOR RED CROSS

The Red Cross war council. which is
conducting a campaign TO obtain $780,
900. 900 for the Red Cross, ISSUES the
following:
Ruth Law and Katherine Stinson.
two OF the most widely known women
fliers in the world. have volunteered
theii services 10 the Fed Cross during
tho present week Ruth Law, who first
came into prominence when she flew
from Chicago to New York, has already
commenced flying over number of the
Southern cities where campaigns are
being held She is among the South
ern Inhabitants.
Katherine Stinson. a Chicago girl OF
2i years. went to Washington to offer
her services to the Red Cross. She Is
going TO Buffalo to secure a new ma
chine. and win commence TO distribute
pamphlets for the campaign in the
course OF few days. Miss Stinson has
been flying for the past five years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
A Candidate for Legislature

c. w. Myers better known as Capt.
Billy Myers, is a candidate for tho
Legislature in the Boyd Lawrence dis
trict and will be the nominee of his
party, having no opposition in the prl-
mary. He is known to very large ma
Iorty of the people of the district, hav-
ing been a passenger conductor on the
Big Sandy division of the c. * o. for
a great many years. He is popular
with the travelling public and will make
one of the strongest candidates pos
sible. He is a man of high character.
strict honesty, sober. true to his trust,
and in every way desirable citizen
Capt. Myers became candidate at the
solicitation of leading citizens who have
an unselfish interest in seeing good
men chosen to this important office.
Now that he is in the race he asks for
everybody's support ard will appre-
ciate anything done in his behalf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
HuFF.FERRELL.

Emmett Ferrell. of Lynn. w. Va, and
Miss Dixie Huff, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. b. Huff. OF this city, were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents on Saturday evening
June %, Rev. NJ. a. Hay. officiating.
on Sunday an elegant wedding din
ner was served at the home of the
bride to number Of their friends.
The bride is q pretty and attractive
young lady.
Mr.. Ferrell is in business with his
father who has holdings in the West
Virginia coal fields.
The happy young couple left Mon
day over the N. & w. for their home
at Lynn, West Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
cHAuNcEY cRUTcHEk FINISH
Es AT l.. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.

'ChauHcey Roffe Crutcher OF Holden.
w Vu. is member Of the class Of the
u. s. Naval Academy at Annapolis,
which was graduated Thursday of this
week, Cn account Of the war this class
was graduated 0ne year ahead of the
usual time Cbauncey is son of MIR.
and Mrs W J, Crutcher both natives
of Louisa. They have many relatives In
Louisa and vicinity and also nnmer-
GUS friends who are Interested In
Chauncey's career. He has made an
excellent record In this famous school.
After il furlaugh OF "A few days, which
he will spend In visiting his parents
and relatives, he viii return to head
quarters and be assigned 10 duty on
the seas as n Midshipman in tho u. S.
Navy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
cArLeTTssuRe GIRLS.

At the annual commencement exer-
cises OF the Misses Bangs and Milton's
School In New York city this week,
Miss Georgenc Dismukes. OF Kentucky.
won the silver loving cup. offered to
the student making tie largest indI
vfdunl score in the athletic events.
Miss Dismukes won first place In both
the nifty yard Dash and the high jump,
and finished well in the fore in the
other contests Among the graduates
OF the school this year was Miss Gertl-
dino Burgess Williamson, Of catletts-
burg. -
miss Dismukes is the daughter OF
Mrs. Lite Kinner Dismukes, OF Cat
lettshurg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
ROAD Working
days IN JULY
JULY 18TH AND 18TH FIXED FOR
A GENERAL WORKING IN
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

Lawrence county IL to have two road
working days at which time the people
may demonstrate just 20 what extent
they desire road conditions 10 grow
better. The two days that have been
selected for a county wide work fest
are Wednesday and Thursday. July rs
and 10, 1917. These dates were fixed
with the desire TO meet tho convenience
OF the people as whole and TO con-
flfct as little hs possible with the ur-
gent work ls crops.
II has been arranged with The Coun-
~ Judge that all men who work the
road upon these two days Will receive
the full credit upon the six days which
they arc compelled To work under the
law. To this end, the County Judge
requests all the oyerHeers OF tho coun.
ty--nll OF them--to warn out thelt
hands for these two days. and the men
win receive fun ordit upon the time
required by them to put IN under the
the law. The County Judge has stated
that any and all men WHO refuse to
obey the summons OF the overseer for
these two days VIII bo dealt with In full
accordance OF the law.
The Good Roads Association under
whose auspices tho road working days
Originated is expected 10 make Its hand
felt In tho matter Of work throughout
the county on those days. Heretofore
a portion Of the county has gone out
In force uopn road working DAYS, ana
the remaining portion has stayed at
home. Tho association has cndoavorod
toa1pt the past performances behind
them In fact. and to blaze the way Ia
better thlngs--so please do not let any
thing like this stand in your way.
u il the purpose OF the association
20 have the Mngisterinl Chairman of
each district 10 get In touch with each
precinct chairman and solicitor and
plan in advance .ust what portion OF
their road is 10 receive the major part
OF the work on these two days-in that
way II iB hoped that better results can
be obtained from the labor performed.
Remember. the overseers throughout
the county arc 10 work with the AS
nociation, and the association In tol
work with the overseers-with this
united effort, Il 10 Eel; certain that re-
suits will be obtained that win be most
surprising TO the people who are deep
" interested IN the road conditions.
Remember. no one Is barred from
this road working men who are be-
yond the ago limit may. and should.
furnish teams where they have them,
and money IL possible; the boys who
have reached the road working age
may. and should, put their shoulder
10 the wheel. and give themselves and
the people lift. And candidates are
not barred by any means. II all the
candidates can be gotten In the notion
OF pushing this work. together with
the overseerB and the association men.
Il ls certain beyond any doubt that
there win be more dirt turned over In
Lawrence county upon these two days
than ever before.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
COURT OF APPEALS.

L. & f. VS.. Breathitt Board of Edu :
cation Breathitt; affirmed.
Kelley VS. Ramsey Grayson; affirm
ed on original and reversed on the cross
appeal.
Johnson VS. Little. Pike affirmed.
Hyde Park s. Company VS.. Peck w.
Heating Company, Pike; Call Bros. II.
Company VS.. Stump Pike; affirmed on
part and reversed in part
Stafford VS., Rice Johnson. appellee
filed brief with notice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
OVER FOUR MILLION
BUY LIBERTY BONDS

Washington, .Tune 2S.-Final Liberty
Loan tabulations showed to-day that
SO, .22e,S50 was subscribed. nearly 20
per cent moro than was required Bonds
were bought by more than 100000
persons.
About 100000 subscribed for
amounts between $50 and $4,000, and
to these purchasers bonds for the full
amount ordered will be delivered
The 10000 subscribers for bonds of
larger denominations viii receive allot-
ments ranging from 90 per cent of sub
scriptions by $4,000 and slOO,0OO to
20 per cent Of the largest subscriptions
Subscribers must make the first in
stallment payment Of Is per cent next
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
HER saRp eIRTHpAY.

ifonoring her mother, Mrs. Mary
Thompson. who on last Saturday was
SO years OF age. Mrs. a. l., Burton en
tertained number OF Mrs, rhomp
sons sons and daughters and their
Schiidren 20 an eScellctt dinner on
Sunday.
Mrs Thompson several months ago
suffered stroke OF paralysis and hat
been confined 10 her bed ever since at
the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs a. l.. Burton.
this city. On Sunday she was carried
outside and picture OF the group was
made.
The occasion was very enjoyable
one.
Among those present were Mrs.
Medley Thompson. Clifton Thomp
son and wife and Harry Thompson.
Mrs. Fannie McComas and L.W Thomp
son, of Boyd CO.; Chris. Thompson and
WIFE, John B. Thompson and wife, Mrs
Il. E Franklin ard Lee MCGOWAN and
wife. OF dams, Mr., and Mrs, a. 7. Bur
ton and son. Sullivan. and Mrs. Hester
Carter. OF Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-29
CUTTING AEFRAY.

Two young colored fellows. who re-
Gently came to Fort Gay, had a fight
Tuesday evening In which n knife was
used freely by the younger one. who is
II years of age. The cause OF their
difficulty is not i<nown. The youne
man, who has job as water boy
claims to be from the West Indies and
saws he is not negro. The older one
was badly slashed, receiving seven
wounds In the breast, on the, arm and
the chin They were In court Wednes-
day and the hoy was fined $40. The
man drew penalty OF $40.