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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
L 'ACCATTONE

Chi, nelIa nostra colonia nor
ha visto Paccattone cola faccia
di scimmia girovagare attornc
al saloons, tutto lacero, sporco
con lie scarpe rotte, in attesa che
qualcuno, per compassione, gli
offrisse un bicchiere e Popportu.
nita di sfamarsi mangiando Ia
zuppa?
Da due o tire settimane bar.
tenders, particolarmente Moli-
mari, non vedevano piu il POGO de-
siderato avventore. Ma un gior.
no, con grande sorpresa, 10 vide
rO entrare tutto di nuovo vestito
81 avvicino al banco, ordino un
bicchiere di gin poi fece il bis
e, ira un bicchiere e Paltro, tire
fuOri di tasca un rotolo di bigliet-
ii di banca e checks.
- Questo, diceva mostrando-
ne uno Oil piU grosso) me 10 ha
dato il banchiere franco di an
darsene quando vuole. II perche
e inutile che We 10 ripeta. Non mi
daVanO moneta, Don Domeni.
co Biello ed altri prima di
fallire, appunto perche avevano
bisogno del mio silenzio della
mia reclame, per meglio nascon-
dere i preparativi della loro fu-
ga? -
- 81, quello che tn dici, o ac-
cattone, e vero, e moi Stimiamo
nostro dovere di dare pallarme,
specialmente al poveri connazio-
mali confinati in quei campi di
concentraZione che sono lie nuove
costruzioni feIToviarie dove sono
spogliati per vestire Paccattone
ed incOraggiarlo all'alcooismo ed
al WHO. Moi penetreremo fino mel
piu remote angelo della Pennsyl-
vania per dire al contadini: At
tent al Vostri riSparmi; ricorda-
tevi che Pati, Cesare Cont ed
altri, pTima di fallire, ingrandi-
rono i loro uffici e Ii riempirono
di impiegati, per far credere che
gil AFFAIR." procedevano, a vele
gonfe, mentre di nascosto pre-
paravanO lie valige.
- Vol, banchisti, candidate
al fallimento, avete voluto squil-
lare la vostra tromba, contro IL
n'Istituzione che e conquista fat
ia da moi operai, e moi suoneremo
lie nostre campane.
4
Un'altra fgura cordialmente
antipatica, qui ed in Italia, che
pure ha dato moneta alPaccatto-
ne, e colui che tempo fa tento di
formare un trust medico-farma-
ceutico a danno della salute del
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
Phila., Pa, 3 Aprile 1917
SignOr Alfonso Papa,
1908 S. 18th Street
Philadelphia, Pa.

ST acclude un check di $500
intestatO a Francesca Antonio
Ferrari, iscriziOne al FOndO Uni
co MOrtuariO, perche, insieme a
lutte lie attire tasse pagate, gil
venga restituitO, ed egli venga
canceIlatO dial ruolO della GiOvan-
nj VerrazzanO No. 694 di Phila.
Perche il FerraI'i pOssa entra-
re in una LOggia di Phila., deve
mettersi in regOla con la Dante
Alighieri di Camden, n. j., ed OF
tenere da essa la carta di passag-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
Phila., 2 Maggie 1917.

La Loggia Guglielmo Mar
conf No. 165, del Figli d'Italia,
ispirandosi sempre, come per 10
passato, a sentiment di alta de
vozione di Italianita, nella sedu-
Ia di Domenica % u. s., riunita-
81 in Assembled in seduta straor-
dinaria per discutere AFFAIR." ine-
remit ALA Loggia istessa, prende-
va alto fra Paltro, 0 meglio, pro-
testava energicamente ad una
nimita, contro Pattitudine ed il
modo di procedere di certa stam-
pa coloniale, dogma del piu gran
de disprezzo e commiseraziOne
che vigliaccamente ed incoscien-
temente attacca lie nostre Salde e
forti Istituzioni e lie rispettabi-
lissime persone che sono ALA te-
sta di esse.
Chi dirige delta stampa, prin-
cipalmente, e un abbominevole e
degenerate individuo, che solo
al suo passar sopra una pietra
la impesta di obbrobrio di YER
gogna: Questo basta per farci un
esatto concetto dele sue asser-
zioni.
Cola speranza che questa no.
stra voce di protesta voglia ri
petersi anche in seno ad attire
Logge Consorelle e che la S. v
vorra essere tanto cortese a di,
ramarla a tutta la stampa one
sta che crede, distintamente Ia
salute, per la Loggia Guglielmc
Marconi,
NM TTIT IND NICT
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
Per la verita'

I'm settimanale della colonia,
ha stampato che la Banca Figli
d'Italia mi aveva licenziato per
ragioni di economic.
Questa notizia e naturalmente
falsa e tendenziosa ed 10 sento il
dovere di dichiarare, per la We
rita, che no lasciato il mio servi-
zio spontaneamente, avendo fat
to acquisto di una farma in vi
neland, N. j., owe mi sono ritira-
to con la famiglia.
Phila., 8 maggie 1917.
GaetanO Ferreri.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16

II signor Giovanni Di Filippo,
il negoziante all'ingrosso di bir-
ia, vini e liquori, del No. 1856
SO. 18th St., ci prega di rendere
di pubblica ragione che egli non
ha mai autorizzato Pinserzione
della sua reclame sulla "Fogna"
e non ne paghera il costo.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
FACCE INCALLITE

La cloaca, mel numerO di saba
to scorso pubblicava che il nomi,
nato F. A. Ferrari usciva fin da
quel gioIno delPOrdine Figi d'I-
talia per passare, con tutto il pc,
so di un immondo fardello, nelle
file INDEPENDENT. La comunica-
zione era anche inforata di un
aggettivo motto signifcativo, Ia
dove era detto che il degenerate
specula e sfrutta la sua amica
Fiorina.
Ora moi ci domandiamo: guam
do mai Pinnominato Ferrari ha
fatto parte del Figli d'Italia di
Pennsylvania? Entro, E vero, a
far parte della loggia Dante A
lighieTi di Camden, ma poi ne
venne fuori, non 81 sa il perche,
Da oltre 5 mesi quel messere, in
un andirivieni seccante e noioso,
81 recava dial signor Giuseppe Di
Silvestro, verso il quale era ricco
di salamelecchi, una volta per
pregarlo perche 10 facesse entra-
re in qualche loggia di Philadel-
phia, SenZa PeSibiZione del bene
stare della Dante AlighieIi di
Camden; un'altra perche 10 aiu-
tasse a tirar fuori dial carcere un
suo fratello, non sappiamo per-
che imprigionatovi; tai altra per
fargli lie sue proteste di simpatia.
II buon Di Silvestro 10 Icen-
ziava sempre dicendogli che SEN
"a requisite voluti non avrebbe
potuto enhare mel nostro Ordi-
ne.
Finalmente, calpendo la buona
fede delIorganizzatore signor Al.
fonso Papa e del Grande Segre-
tario arch. che, in assenza del Di
Silvestro, inizio la Da VerTaz-
zanO il 20 MARIO u. s., senZa che
il suo nome fosse apparso nelIa
domanda di dispensa, s'inflo den
tro. Quando il Grande Venerabi-
le, tomato da New York, 81 ac-
corse dell'accaduto, scrisse subito
all'organizzatore istruendolo di
cancellare quel nome dalla loggia
e di restituirgli il denaro, cosa
che fu fatta anche da parte della
commissions F. u. M.
Senza rimpianti per certe per-
dite ed augurii a chi Ii conquista
lie servette licenziate 0 quelle in
via di essere licenziate, fanno
sempre lie dispettose. Dopo Flip
po, FeIrari. Intanto ecco la lette-
ra che il grande venerable scri-
veva il 3 aprile, un mese e mezzo
ia, all'organizzatore:
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16

che aspetta ancora oggi questo
fausto avvenimento, non pOteva
avvenire, dicevo, perche con la u
nione del due Ordini 81 venivano a
diminuire gil AFFAIR.", gil Interest,"
e chitarrini di..-.... Curiangiolo.
Non 81 puo spiegare differente-
mente la nota Erase ripetuta in
diverse OCCASION: "POrdine Indi-
pendente mi da denaro ed onore,
ed i suoi ASSOCIATE sono anche So
ci di Societa di Mutuo Soccorso
che mi danno pane"
Intanto questa campagna sor-
ia sotto cosi lieti auspicii la con-
tinueremo e siamo sicuri di vim
cerla. Abbiamo tanto tanto ma
teriale cosi pepato da potter ri
duTe questi uomini in cenere,
questi Don Chisciotti che dal
passato POGO pulito osano far la
voce grossa contro chi effettiva-
mente compie opera di vero tia
hano.
AntOninO VigliOne
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
RiGSumdndO....
i gaIdntuOmini

QuestO articOlettO ridiventa di
attualita perche DESERVE la Ella
sticita di DR.. CuriangiOlO il qua
lie, per un nOnnuIla, 81 vendica
anche dele mOSche.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
MASCAGNI HOTEL AND
RESTAURANT

Phlla., IA, maggie IJlI.
EgregiO Sig. F. Silvagni
Dir. della RagiOne
vi prego di rendere pub
blico che 10 non no mai au-
torizzato la inserzione della mia
reclame nella (Fogna n. d. ~ ;
AMI debbo aggiungere che dopo
essermi recato nell'ufficio di es-
sa per ben quattro volte non
avendovi trovato il responsible
gil scrissi di togliere il mio avvi-
so. Fino I'D oggi pero apprendo
che PinSerzione 81 pubblica anco-
IA. Ma 10 non paghero.
p. Di LullO.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
Phila., Pa, 5 Maggie 1917.
Francesca Silvagni,
DirettOre della RagiOn

Con la presente dichiaro che 10
non no mai autorizzato di pub
blicare il mio avviso nella (Cloa-
ca n. d. r.) giornale settimanale /;
desidero percio che venga a CO.
noscenza del pubblico.
Dev.mo
DIR. Settembre MammaTella
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
TEACH MORE AMERIcANIsMl

There isn't any reason in this world
why German should be continued to be
taught in the schools throughout the
United STATES. 1t is quite an absurdity
to teach German while the Kaiser's
submarines are wiping out American
lives. German ought to be thrown GU.
of every school in the United states
and more Americanism should be learn
ed. II is to he hoped that the suferin'
tendent of schools will eliminate the
German language. the Kaiser tongue
ana thus pave the way for broader
know ledgc of English, that every young
American should know.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Lo, al And Personal,


Mrs, w S. Harkins is visiting In Blue
field W VA
Mrs. Lou Butler Of wayland Is hero
visiting relatives
Miss Lucy Damron Of Sloan. Is Wis
itlng Miss Ruth Davidson,
Mr.. and Mrs w r. Jillson have re-
turned from weeks trip to Jackson
and other points on kentucky river.
Mrs Edith g. Collie accompanied
Mrs. Conley home on last Saturday.
Mrs w y, Gatewood OF Allen is
here visiting friends
Or. VIM callihan and little daughter
have reformed from visit to relatives
lin West Va
Mrs VIM callihan has returned from
Huntington.
Miss Lena sellards has returned
from Louisville.
Mrs. N. NJ. White was indlsposed for
few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. 10 Davidson spent the
week end with friends in Paintsville.
DIR and Mrs. G. L. Howard oe Mays
Vile stopped off here Sunday enroute
to Bluefield w. VA. for a weeks visit
Mrs, Earl Stumbo and daughter are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. o. Harmon.
Isaac Cottrell left Saturday for Ran
dolph Macon College in Virginia.
James 7. Layne OF Palntsville, wRs
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sprad-
lin on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Wilkinson have
returned from visit In Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Layne have re-
l.turncd from Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Davidson are in
Cincinnati shopping.
T.. II. Phipps Of Ashland is here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
HELLER news
(Ry HARRY coHEN
Tug VILLAGE GOSSIP.

Ladies and gentlemen, guess you all
well know The village gossip in the
Cincinnati POST and that you admire
the conecnial editor. Some few mouths
ago he ch9rged that HELLER has only
525 people in it, altho Heller has 4
population Of 5000 or even more. Evil
dentlv he mas referred to that atlas
that has been handed down from one
generation to the other and now has
it in his possession.
The village gossip editor is keen
observer, a week or so ago he made
considerable comment or an article APP
bearing in the honton News, in rela'
ton 10 woman's skirt. In his last Fri
DAVIS paper he has taken notice u some
waists that have beer grently reduced,
and says that they ought to attract
stout women. Now folks, the village
gossip editor is always looking into
such things as women skirts and waists
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Local And Personal.

MI. and Mrs w. IL. Price Of Re
gina. were In town Monday shopping.
III. $. Adkins II The j. u. Elkhorh
Coal CO., was in town this week.
MIR and Mrs H. II Porter arg
spending the week In Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ keyser,
Jr.. who live on a lovely farm near
charlottesville, Va. are the guests "
Mrs keyscrs parents, Mr. aud Mrs,
I'd l.. Burke at their home on Main
street.
Mr.. ana Mrs w r., Cali had as
ihelr guest last week Miss Elizabeth.
.'all Of Yeager.
Mr.. Ballard washington Of Coal Run
aud Mr. james q Scott Of Frankfort:
we're prominent visitors here the first
~ the week.
Mr.. Dave Davenport came down from
Nigh and spent sunday with his fam
lily.
MIR. and Mrs. James d. Francis went
to Huntington Monday TO attend a
meeting of the Red Cross. They win go
on TO Washington and New York while
away.
Or. Reynor has returned from his va
cation which he spent in Baltimore.
He was accompanied home by his
charming wife who spent the summer
in Maryland with her parents.
Mrs. Jesse u. Kash has gone to Win
chester for a visit to her parents Mr..
Rash accompanied Mrs. KasRs broth
or, Mr. Jack Smith, to Charlottesville.
VA, where he will enter the university.
MI. and Mrs Emery Trivette have
as their guests this week Mr.. and Mrs
John T'rivette and daughter, Arne OF
Clintwood, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Policy spent
the week end with Mrs. Polley's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman.
Ben II. AuSier returned from Gin
oinnati where he spent few days on
business
Mrs. fred Merriman Of Ashland who
| has been the guest of Mrs. W. l. SUIT.
ton for a few days, has returned horne
/ Congressman j. w. Langley, accom-.
/ panied by his little daughter, returned
to Washington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J II. Gudger, Jr. who
have been the guests of their daughter
Mrs. langley, have returned to then
home in Asheville. N. G.
T. ], Trent of Pond creek is bus
mess visitor IN town this week.
| ]. B. Ramey Of Elkhorn City, was II
town on Tuesday,
! william Wade Walker Of Vulcan, W
va, is in town the guest OF friends
! for few days before he goes to train
! ing camp on Thursday.
Roy Keel, who enlisted In the army II
/ Nay, and is now stationed at Louis
| Vile, is visiting his mother Mrs. ELI
Keel. Mrs. Anna Medlock of near Lou
isville Is visiting Mrs. Geel also.
MR.. Henry Christopher wife ans
children, and Mrs. Richards Of Pitts
l,nreh came % Louisa in their car an
iaving their car came on by train Il
be the pdest3 Of Mr.. w j. Christie
;inere aid Mrs. Christopher for
week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Afternoon Tea.

AZ her attractive home ON court-st.
Mrs Josephine y HarIdns delightfully
entertained on last Friday afternoon
from three 10 i've O'Clock IN honor 81
the visitors The HOUSE WAS tastefully
decorated with fall flowers. the color
scheme being pink aud white. a most
interesting advertisement contest was
played In which Miss Edith Fitzpatrick
won the prize Beautiful madeira hand
kerchiefs were given the guests Of hon
or. Daring the afternoon Miss Grace
Layno presided at the punch bowl
Aftcr much fun and lhughtep Airs
Hprbins WAS assisted by Miss jose
phine Hmkinr In serving individual
cakes and ices nodded Ia patriotic
shapes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Judae And Mrs. Eoaq Leave.

Judge aud Mrs Finley e, Fogg left
"Wednesday fer Lexington where thes
win spend the winter NJ the home OF
Mrs Fogss uncle who has been anS-
ious that they spend the winter with
them, The people OF PRintsville will re.
gret to lose these good people but We
hope they win return IN the spring to
make Faintsville their future home
Since coming TO Paintsville a number
Of years ago these people have made
friends OF all who knowrthemT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Wyoming National Guards
Pass Through Pairtsville.

The wyoming National Guards pass
ed through Paintsville. Great enthus
siasm prevailed and great crowds gath
cred az the depot to greet the boys. The
good people OF the town took tobacco,
magazines, books, PIP corn,water mel-
ons and ytrious other things and gave
them 70 the soldiers They were loud
In their prai,ie Of the Pnintsville PEG.
pie. and said the people OF Kentucky
were the most hospitable OF any State
that they had passed through.
IN the first train that passed through
they had as mascots two large bears
one fierce bun dog and one cat They
had some fine horses with the cavalry
troop
They were enroute to Fort Green, N
c.. and through the Breaks of Sandy
was near way.-TIernld
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Entered Oxford College.

Misses Lorraine Bowles and Ruth
Greer left Thursday morning for ASH
land where they spent the weekend
with Miss Anna Flora Irwin. on sun
day they were joined by Mrs. G. 81
RowIes and Mrs ~ r. johnson. who
accompanied the girls to Cincinnati to
snop for day Misses Rowles and
Greer entered oxford college for wo-
mon on Wednesday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
HELLs CATE VS.. HELLER.

I'VE read in the Paintsville items, In
the issue of the NEWS of last weel,
an article where the town of Hells Gate
was mentioned. I've just been Won
dering why the Big Sandy News hash
got special reporter at Hells GATE
Evidently the editor OF the NEWS re-
alizes that he does not need reporter
at Hells Gate inasmuch as he has got
one right in HELLER. which | assume
is more essential.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Lave FoR cINcINNATI.

Samuel Cohen and Abrahom Stryk.
and DIR. Cohen's daughter. Mary have
left Tor Cincinnati, Baltimore ard New
York where they are making immense
fall purchases for their two stores,
HELLER and Jenkins. While on their
way they stopped off at Grsyson u
visit old time friends where they ma"
a most enjoyable time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
PikeuiHe Items
Morgan Baldwin.

morgan BALDWIN.
MIR, and Mrs. Jasper'E. Morgan an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Mary Ellen
to
Mr. Andrew j. BALDWIN
on Saturday. September the fifteenth,
nineteen hundred and seventeen
Pikeville. Kentucky
The bride who is one Of Pikeville's
most beautiful and popular young la
dies, was very attractive in dress OF
white net. The groom only recently
located here and is one of Pennsyl-
vania's best young men. lie has splen
did business as mining engineer The
happy couple left Saturday morning
for an extended trir east. They VIII
visit Atlantic city, New York. Phila,
delphia, Pittsburgh, Washington and
many other cities Only the most in
innate friends witnessed the ceremony,
MIR. ind Mrs Chas. M. Keyser, Jr
having come from Charlottesville, Va,
10 be present They will be at home
after September % In Pikeville.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Mrs. Franeis Entertains Aid.

Mrs. David L. Francis pleasantly en-.
tered the Ladies Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church on Thursday al
ternoon. Besides the members there
were several visitors present. Delicious
refreshments We're served.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
-Mr,. MoIe. Enl.rtnln,

Tho Young Ladies G4ile was delight
fuily entertained IN w. eaday aftcr-
uuon at the lone 81 airs, Leonidas
$ Moics A four O'Clock an iihund,
ance of sandwiches. pickles. olives and
coffee was served Tbe honored guests
were Mrs John Hcrsloy, Misses Fern
Bennett, Lucy Damron and Martha
pIeratt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
PaintsUiHe Items
Attended Reunion.

DIR. and Mrs. w Il. Atkinson return
ed Saturday from Gallup where they
went to attend family reunion of the
Mcclare family OF which Mrs. AtlSin
son is IA member. This is one Of the best
and most prominent families in the val
ley. While there III Atkinson visited
some new coal openings on the farm OF
the family where he says the coal IL
good and where operation Will likely
start shortly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Noble Woman Is
Called To Reward.

Mrs. Allen Prichard, aged eighty-sey-
en- years, widow of DR. Allen Prichard.
died Thursday afternoon at her home
on Garner, her death being due TO her
advanced age.
Mrs. Prichard was a woman of the
most estimable and lovable character,
ard was an aunt of DR.. ]. VI. Prichard
Mr.. Kent Prichard and Atty. w. NJ.
, Prichard and Mrs. o. f. l.. Beckette
of Ashland.
+ The deceased was the mother OF Mrs.
J. w. Mullin OF Catlettsburg, Senator
j. e. Prichard OF Wayne-co.. and DR..
Abe Prichard. yho is located in the
west,
The funeral services were held sat
urday afternoon at the late home.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Methodist Aid Society.

on last Wednesday from 1880 10 I
o'clock Mrs w $ Harlsins was hos
tess to he Ladies' Aid Society OF the
NJ. h, Church South. After much sew
ms a NEST delicious salad course was
served
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Returned To Annapolis.

Messrs. Harold Mays and Raymond
Cree. U S. n spent the part Of last
week in Huntington and Ashland, re
turning home Sunday night Wednes
day these boys returned to Annapolis
from which institution they win grad
nate in June.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
VISITS IN PIlkEvlLLE.

Miss Flo Lyons the efficient chief
Office clerk of Cohen & Stryk, and Miss
Aisle Ratliff assistant 10 the post,
maste, we're down at Pikeville on pus-
mess last Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
10 John.on COUNTY FaIr.

Tho Johnson County Fair viii be held
in Paintsyille this year on October II.
- and 10 Every farmer in the county
IS requested TO begin n1w 10 make
preparations for an exhibit OF some
kind.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Charles Bewles III.

Mr. and Mrs c. C, Bowles met their
son Charley in Lexington TUESDAY and
brought him as far as Ashland. From
there they leave today for Saranac
Lake, y T., where Charley viii enter
upon a course Of treatment for an AZ
fected lung He became III in the camp
at Hattiesbnrg. Miss. His youth and
strong constitution should enable him
10 successfully combat the disease.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
SENDS Box OF FLOWERS.

Mrs. Annie Simonton, Graysoni sends
the NEWS reporter, by mail, box OF
lilies and lilacs after reading a poem
in The NEWS. Thanks, Mrs Simon
tor Wro's going 20 send me a box of
flowers neAi?
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
PrestonsburgHen1s
Methodist Pastor Here.

Rev. ii X. Moore, the new Methodist
pastor. arrived the latter part OF tbs
week TO take up his work here. He
preached on Sunday and was liked very
much ~ his congregation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
John c. c. MAYO Entertaina.

John c. c. Mayo entertained the
Young people 10 dance and auto ride
Monday evening A most enioyaple
time WAS spent by all.
John Is an deal host and when you
are invited to The I'ctter home every
one knows that they are going to have
delightful evening.
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John Mellon convietod OF Murder.

The Jury rendered verdict of guilty
In the case OF John Mellon Tor Ihc muir
der AN Iiailnn GA last Christmas day.
We was sentenced 10 serve two years
In the state pcnitcntiary. bu, has ap-
pcal,d for "a new hearing
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At.end W. esImont...

Misses Make and I.eona Auxier viii
leave Saturday far Nashville, Tenn, 70
enter Ward Belmont Coliers Tor the
year. The Misses Arsier win be miss.
ed by the .younfcr society.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21
Miss Robinson Out.

Miss Lillian Robinson lis able 70 be
out again. Her friends are delighted
10 have her with them again. Miss Rob.
inson was seriously hurt IN an automo-
bile accident some four OF five wecks
ago-Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-21

Miss Carmel Conley, daughter OF Nil.
lard Conley OF near Paintsville. and Mr..
Thos r Treadway OF Vincent. KY.
eloped Ia Ironton, o., Saturday and
were married, Miss Coniey is a school
teacher and MIR. 'rreadway is soldier.
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VISITING Hunting.on Friends.

Miss Ethel Ruth Francis went to
Huntington Thursday morning where
she is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. T. g.
Palmer,
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To Ward Belmont.

Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. w. AuNier and
daughters Make and Leona. left Tues
day for Nashville Tenn, where Mako
and Leona wiz enter Ward Belmont
college.