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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
Negro Attempts Assault on Young Daughter of We'll
 Known Citizen of Clanton

1 Clanton. June 15.-An unknown negro entered the room of wel-known citizen here early today and attempted to crm- finally assault his daughter, but was frightened away by the girls screams IA posse of citizens was quickly formed and has been securing tie surrounding country throughout the day, but thus far have been unable to find the assail- ant Feeling is very high and should the negro be found. it is believed he will be summarily dealt with,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
Not Employed by Western Grain Co.

E. Wilkinson, president of the Vest ern Grain company. stated yesterday that C. E. carper. who was entered on the police records as having run oyer EIdred Thorn, messenger of the Western Union Telegraph company Friday afternoon. is not employed Ly his company as stated. and that the Western Grain comDany does not own Ford car.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
Notice

To Sunday Schools and Fraternal Secie- ties:
 Dates must be arranged in advance for use Of the picnic grounds at Fair field, or permission will be refused Make application in advance. The grounds are free, parties are welcome FAIRFIELD LAND COMPANY,
 Fnsley 19S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
Sheriff Nabs Deserters

Whitesburg, Ky. June 15.-Rube Wooten. Lawrence Couch and Thomas Smith. alleged deserters were cap- tured by Sheriff Robert Combs and deputies today and will be returned to Camp Taylor. The men had been hid- ing in the mountains for several
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16

The new William Fox play, 'Ace High" in which Tom Mix stars, at Loew's Bijou the first half of this week, is laid in the borderland between the United States and Canada sThe bor- derland.- says Mix, ''is bound to be the place where certain amount of law lessness exists. It Is attractive to those who wish to sevade the law because of the chance to switch from one country to the other. There is just as much re- speot for law there as anywhere else, but we find those who are ready to evade the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
Bowie and Lewis Debate

Anniston, June 15.-- Special Sidney J. Bowie and Judge Oscar S. Lewis
 campaign manager for John H. Wal lace, Jr., engaged in a joint debate on the question of the ratification of the prohibition amendment here Friday night, and over 300 voters were present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16

northwestern mounted police on the one hand and the American authorities on the other.
 Life stands out there in peculiar way. One is good or bad, but never half way between. There are those who seem to believe in and uphold the law and those who fight it. One of the pleas antest features of this borderland is the romance that prevails in it which per- haps is due to the French influence that is felt there. It Is an ideal place for a play to he located and the drama that I have shows the land and it's spirit to the fullest"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
Woodward Wins Two

First game Woodward Iron com.
 pany. 6; Birmingham Southern R R. 3 Second game: Woodward Iron com spany. 5; Central Park Q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
DOLLY DALRYMPLE

(Continued from Page Ten) who >cares about nationality, just st it isn't German,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16

The Missionary society of the First Methodist church will hold it's regular meeting Monday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
American Counter At
lacks Surprise Germans

Most q ths Gernnnr ha1 taken 49,.
Ger IN their duEoutg frcu tke delu,.
ana the Entenfo AuI11 lroops ~.
among them vita rrenn1c1 and b.,a-
nsts before hey 40 tine 70 -,
around
TIE Entente Anied troors ~. A.
piayinr the atrnost rerrur d ne a.
tack thelr desire belng % strIke q ssrv
strong blou n return Tor ne rsesn,
German assault
FIrst BE cosntsr AfEnrk This W.,
II Il the flrst occa6lcn thIs yea -,
TIE Entente AIllea have counrsr IN,
tAeked % sach a hiE rront
Showing The effsrf 81 epIsndid frsiu-
fnE the Aner4can rrcora uerf ro+ur,,s
sEfrsly and foaghf VIA fnry. Noth-
inr s-ened - stop theEn asr.cclaii, 4.
the rerion q solssona and - n 7ssush
q tar city Iz<ht ana hsurY r,ses.
we're moved - a. tbe troops afranr.1
ard soon affer each harrnna e,a.l
sheils ,rpm the kmerlcan rnns uers
cslurinE fbe cn-my-f rrar areas. plly.
ing havoc VIA be fornea whsther
tho-e N retrrat o. reserves en6earor-
Ing 70 curne ~
Il NAs 0t-en warfare wlrh IN ths ~
t-n6inE ~rcii>mert and fhtoark ~
EAps made - heary E1nt and lnfsnt
~ the FrsHch artillery danh4d. h-aft
lnF doHn thqse IN ttelr pafh Ten.
~ se.ses as=zs laeIles.-a - - ,.,I-,.
~ ff1e easmy The tanks 6if III -,
Has expected ~ them. n rrrat ia,,.
nerfaE engines rplle1 nlor,r IL fro.t
q ~ tnfanrrF. tr4rfnr a. ce~n..r.
before them with sfrsan,1 81 huiist,
and clearing Away plant 6tulr-urtios,
thai hAd esc4prs fte artI8ery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
-T4ANks.- HE SAID.
BUT IN GOING 70 DE

FArss- July I--The splrif ~ -
Ar,er1rzz urounded rivals thAf q rs
w1Cneec uzrrsorS a. ancient Greece
a~co-dizr % 5s-n.s : Rirghzra. q,
fss.lln6elphla, y ~ C A Heid work.
ueunded cron ~ FIRING fsne
BlnghGra. Hho . recorersng ans uto
ezF=zzs 70 b hack a. kis poss w1thtr
q esu days. declares b. az a-y uurs-
i-sr q Azner5c1n Es-nced va. AFTER
r.eE-rE nruurnt into the fz-it 6r-.stssr
ssts<-un- REFUSED q kzASe rheir wounds
azrsnds1 unrl thelr oo-zrsdes had ~
rstsed treAtzest
Aur1eAl eNs., ~ sase. uAs tAAr q
J'ou1E -zAr11s Whs had .rlctnre1 Ier
Aad tuo kH1s-s II his a-u- VIA !
dpctur trs-1 . dr-ss his wounds ne
-u-eier uErec Nh au1r Dozt h.oths-
El-h NJ ngu. Lea After nous of
tnn.s otAer fellows. ~ $50. Az X
REFUSED Ahso.1friy - hare anyone
toocA hizz anrG ne oshe-s yer. eare6
FIR Th.z = ne Eslr1. shown By an.
other s1s-5es q ne ssK-.nertfIcsrw
rs.1-1t e re Aner1eaa boya uurs tssa
ny A G. Cs-rney. n.usher y NJ a
UurEer. 3urt returned fru-- the f-c-s
Ne ue-~ passinE ouf bet chouolats
- upz1ce1 nsn 1. 1-sGEtzr ST.
t,oa- - sa1t ! or,--~e c-p . 90
yn11g .elcu o. = strssrhsr u1ffi-r
IL tzrz - have his Euu-1s ar-...e
T11-ks 90 zaz- - saI1. ~ A.
rni1g % c1e. c.re = - uae q 80 O.
- f-1cUB uho kas = chz-ca
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
Facts About the Work
Of Americans IN BdttEe

Wien he Germans launched thar
awe UondzE morning Il Wz1 win ~
ohjec1rs ltns Bweeping frun Chzr1ezu
LkiecE. 1zru1Eh Courboin. through
M1M-iEnE. and themes s0urh u Epez-
- and Ch4ionA. rznd ob1sc1Ee-
MouEiEuy Wag - have ben reached
- G1Ef 1sly by An advance rhr0uEh
- AmariczuA Il was after An ez1-
'nr1inarily Nicious artillery preparation
--1lzf the Germans gu rrDops across the
Name ~ 70 points b>tWesn Chz-eau
1lEerrT Gn1 D1mAnE
Against ne Americans. they hofd-
- the south bank q the MArns. ~
1hruu<h Hezz M crack German quad
division s0t Across about 1s.DDe men
~ the use q canvas bos1s IN great
n1nberz. most q rh=m crossing IL rUo
plaoes neAr Foss0y and Eezy- e
tween O'Clock and 10 O'clock me Ger
mAns advanced against the Americans
- = line running through Foas0y and
Crez1ncy- When we eounter ar-zcks1
shout noon the Germans were thrown
hack- and n midnighf No Germans
Wre IN fhe south sids q the Nzrus ~
- JAuljunne
Reliable reports say ttzz M An
srfc11s practically destroyed tbe GIN 1
1friEl1n senr a<zinsz rhern- Hundreds
we're killed tryng 70 gst hack across
~ Ez1e- Il Il estimated ne killed 1
= uuznds1 11eg. nost q whom we're 1
tzken ~ three companies q ON troops
Buzber1ng 80 ma
1ust after the 11=s Started me a.
iIsd artillery -zksd ths German Enss
~ hack areas VITA EEzerinE bzr-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
'DDHES fROA BREAD
bullets IRON LEAD
KENTUCKY EAEEERs cArLEr
TO WAGE BATTLE AGAINST
sERMAN FARMERS

4 Il = not poszlble 11r every man /.
-1Efr lar ma counET. Surne ma,
rlEtr and others nurf Bnrk 10 support
then TIE fArDe-z u Ksnrurky hars
= cuSy 70 per11rm that IL Jnnr n nee
eAs4rE ~ fighting and thar is 70 rniss
foed fnr rhnse Uhp firft for BULLETS
FROM BREAD AXE As IMPORTANT
As BELLETS PROM LEAD
Every man n Gerunuy i SERVING
rs utmost - wir rhe Enr and ms
Cseruz1n fE-ner il doing ms p.rr ~
rzlsinE ~ much food a. possible he
orly Uzy Tor 1he Kenrnrky farmer 10
% hle pGrr n winning ne va L br
-1iHing more food thAn the Garnan
1z-ner and. e. wheat IL ne uoss In
E.or1Auz znoc the 1eAi 1esi o. strength
l'etEe=n me Arnertrsr farmer and ne
German farmer urzu - aeeu. az -
when ne wheat = so1n Il = irup-r-
awe rhe-e1nre. rtA1 Kenruekr mr.
r1s-rs suW ne lzrrest arrsarR - rt.an-s
And F-osnce me maximum strid I,s.i
acre
Every seEd mat riEhf - sewn IN
Ehsa- ruf thai SANDS tdIe xrlz s-aro
-sreTe ~ hist 1p.un me patrsa.iarr q
ne u.An Whe owns Il ana every 1eld
RAJ = nut 80 lrulriru-ed tta- Il MI
prod1re n1Axiur- crap nEl - an
AilE - rhs Geruan Eaise- No ear-
rne- shuEId zy n cannor afford %
grow WHEAT because ke earnrt uro-
coce a suttcier- nuzts- q bushels
D-- sr-e - make 4 pay a. ms i nos
Al zrEEzenf aEz1ns- Er0Einr uh~at
Su- An arrunent aezlnst as n-thed
q 1E-zhE
EVER uhezt ee1d nnst - rnnde -
o. - b=s- for rhe Ge-znE- rar--.r ~
r14se Al HFef.ss q batter rhan -
rrnneas pr ac-e and IN Eerrncky
--r--oe- zz1sl strive - eqa4l q b-trer
ms s1el1- i Is VEL known rha- uheas
Tt-s vel Uhe1 !, foIloua roAac-e -
every I'D q -onarro should ~ sow
- uhez- rhls rAI AID ne cn-z,-- us,o
-A-.S - $50 his tchaceo tssss= :.
III M - do1nE h1s tes. 70 s=-r- IL J
rozzey
sr1lstis relts IN: are % ~ -orr = f.
rne4- sho1Ie - pi0ue1 eariy. h-e1-s /
ne lerh. q August ~ ne lA.est. -
rnsAt m ~ d n besr On z-=ah
ptoEed lad
F1-De-s ahozIe rI.n NV ~ n-Ea,
-fz- thsE III 49, - -hent art 1ho1lt /
z1Es Grr11reneres carry - n-rur,- =
suf1-sez< qnAze1ty e $50 q a. -
- Es11t th1r en- b os<ns--t A.
snould 1rdsr 11w ne ph1srknxe se-rs-
-1er TAI thsy III regu-rs fnr rh-if
7rol Day neGns eanu-s- ans ranur-f
> ~ vhe.t crup frDin al szre nar-l
RAJ cAuHes III - tneErunatae
Ihe hz1r-y -n-ld = szandsnr -o1.yl
- the door-s1-p q n. An,--sr.n Al
- crylE FIR .oo6 and - rn-n~--I
< Ae1-1r<y -Eu anEre- ms cry ~
--i-lng = bumper c-uD q wzeas "a
by kn0U thzt BULLETS FROxf
sE.E-AD ARE As IMPORTANT Al
5rLLETS FROM LEAD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

On me Arn-rirnn From IN France =
4.,- rs -. F--,ch American Al
g.. -. - ..
--cA .i'ns M
he Asrne was an nnsointe =.
Many German nrtlcers rere e.pt-i-
ID while nslerp and numbers q -. =.
were taken Nfille hArreSi1ng r7e
creareEf Efupi1cAoon NAs -
@1nonr The enemy troops nni1iilg -
Lines a The sndncnness - TIE -it.'e.
sum- 81 the priSoners oeriAre -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

I thre4rs1iaE hn7 Il zzs gray. gray
111 a--ru- Ike CT o. <uZ
un-aasy. Th.ssht chss.s--
L Uzs E1rzurF. 1ho1Ehr Cheese-. I.
aheE.s u01Id ea1s=. x Ge@ns o. auy-
rh1g - Al F11 -oulA kn1x h0E %
rzke T. but z4 de41lJ qusE NE NJ
E1st ever h1ge rz1eyH- AnFrnir-
@gHr hzDpel Chees- zzsrsd. an6
Ezl.sd- ard IN -sEht 1zstsd. ia. he
f=ir 1Ezr Icy ~re Wzzch1< eaeh
Ocher. ne niE-- z1d -. bo1h e-oarh-
11E bo1h rescy % spza<
HH nd EreE - active rtzr A.
bad r1robbs6 U1rh ~ phy1czl srsr-
TN - rhnknE He wzs -z--s1-<
VIA eyes and ezrs and t-.<1-.rio-
h1p11g % anticipate ~ = s=c1ze q no
L. drs7d s1DsrhrE -hzz he felr rs
SIRE - hzppen s001 n rhs outnous
Nit a. 70 Hzz,s Lad He rhoulh- n
thrcE=g = sr11e ou- tu-o ~ hlz-k-
nsHE t1sr - So Ehzr zouId hzuueu
La=1 he beEza % Etsh c1- HIS t.oyhooc
sEngzno-. - rhz1 n cozId cz-z71ir :
Noe r01bd s-ooe ri<hH ac-1ss -
h.ack1sz Eto ne Ceman Has
Pss-s in, MlrE
a Er1e EEnd blew IN ne nf-tr- rou
cid for the the q yszr Il Eaiss ss-.
zoDznt = lzze Il TIE mist ever Eo
Mars Lad Chzese- peerzd zn-r i
III rhe uisr c1ossd rOan1 zEzEz- No.
Night 5000 70 szE- yoa cant -
ny seereta- And rhs zzesons 81
ir-e1sl1sd Wat are rhev - 70 nsEz
-aoughr rh= sezrF- What AZ rhoss
crafty ene@=s pzznntng IN An thoss
mles q E1encs2
Erez n rs-T EE1ts ~zrs <sE and
fzr bsrwee-- Whe1 ons went ID. rz-i
slzlis q sE.zd0E ssenet % II an1 b-ood
over ne Tz1eT- blsek shzpes U n
and rzniEh=d IN ~ skzdoE- TKe
ro>Ests fz6ed ard the hEls -e-r hzek
ITO EsEre-T zEin- ard Che@er srzl
De=red levsl oser rhe o@,01s valley.
Al rae cznEez and ssnEs-sr stzres
and sT4 desl1zies that the se---r
.acsd thzr nkghf czn1r - rtr-rre.s 1
- descubed II zere Eu-1z Il Eu
only tEo h1urs fhzr - s-ood. -he-.
and not = shsI fen N All tnzr rs-e
1or = Gem sErea
L = = -elrd s1z zEfzi ezpe-sen-e
IL fra 1IEat N "a crencnesL ~
oex- r-Ds 4 = An e2sE R-er
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
tviAToRs HONOR conEaoE.

Ns~ Terk-N ator rakn rarrsy
MitehsIi, aoidter. atatnnrnnn ans rsr.u,,
mayer q Seu Vera. go iuia = - !,
WoofiAuu ce1rtsrT hsra ~ - rrr..
=nue e lees rlours.ln< clllrn.s = g,
% tbe ntasf re-rlarkatIe A l,rr,t,~r-.,.
fzn~rzls ever heit
To- oh..quars ~ers NJ n,,r 80.
arter4set - - prrnrnee q -. -.
inerr IN vorid AFFAIR.". lncInfl-ur -.
fasr Prrsi6ent RoonarslE 49, =
Tezsuity r~pre@-rrlnr Prrraar-1 ~.
son. erruys frprn N uar 40 r.r.x a.
tnrtrDents ana offlrlnI rrrrrurrtrsl....
q Enwian1- France. ftasF. 1ar.ar. 60,
and FsruiA- b1f ~ Annrrsasn nr..s--,
y haffls for-nAsloz - : frEnn q ~
nrecf % her dead rurzrn e. =. -.
horer-d over tha funarnI crrs.rg 4. !,
moved aioE11 q - F.ntrsesas c..s~s.
r.i ard tAenes . ~ rer,etrrr.
Thoan.nds q Anerican h-nn,v -.
- donated ~ Nrn Hrtrr9 49,
vie g ~ forzner Arnrrirnn Ar-k-s-
saeor - Fr1nrr. u<rr 1rurprf - -.
alrzsn into ths asrretn urrn IA.
ho1astDDs 4s1 ~ ~ rrurru - Is, ~
Ator's boy uns iouersd no - 80
FesttnE plAraL Thrue thonnnH nl-,
sent ~ ~ nayorsN ornrlil 1910
vers iaid on ne rr.sr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
First Night m Trenches
Is Thrilling Experience

L011o1s I11y 14-Wh1r WI rhe frs
1lsht 4 Ne r4ehss be. = qnes-10r
80 rhou111s q Aner-zn soldie-s
haEs 11us1 pe.hAps WIN some mtsEzF-
Es1 cerfz11ly YIN i've snhctpaE11z
&c epsrienes q mary q 1hen u1s-
- Ne ehzz q B-1zh plo1<nbos
sr11ler descrzbsd ~ Lord Dun.zny.
c-pEzz1 q ne IznszszzEn< Fuslhe-G
Azn1,s 1zsr zlshr n ne f-1uf Ene
= n e1oeb-zAnng eD@1zncs. ~
w<1tea Il i HEe ! @zs 1-sr y1-s.
- his -vsnty-1rzf bEr1hdzy-E . |.
11estDne n ~ Ia. zzrEng ne
eh1nss fr11 IA mimic zz-zz-s behz1d
ths HneE - m En -e.Hnes q a-rzzI
eannz-L
HEhzEs I cz- bezr erpGzEn ho4 <zss
EDers1rs a1sczs : solzzsr bT -e-lE-<
To1 ne stury q : rscruEras rzrst NH
n ne tre1rhzs DIX Chez. o1s q
ny Den- = pl11EhboT inst past II
when ~ enlisted. znc nur ~ = Ehen
hs Uenr On his first sszrT - N tAs
E1nt LIZ
W.s o.ist NsshE
Il wzE . quisr niEu AZ 1- EzE
o1ly n h01r o. - 1lE-znr Eaen Che
9sr to1E Ii p1sr he Corporal TOD
hlD Bnere % szznd Ezrzsd hzz .
Ee=p > god i0ok0ur and Ie<r hn
EEs UzE Dick Chsessr zIo-e. n
TIE dzrk U1h An zrnT IN front q zEz.-
Gg1rT gzr1s aEzy, = resourrefuL ca
y ard despsrz-e e1HF he E1znnszs
q the nE1- oniy add 70 Ch=eser,s
feeling - responsfbiErF- The s-luress
sus1 hiz- There hzd mt bee1 = sal
a nzE1L He III his hezd over the
p1rzpec EfnEe-zF ard Eztre6 Moody
Gre1 ~ hm Ee <elf souehoE 1hzr
ne n-E1r Uzs Ezzt7E fer hEE- thai
HrUs<AG1g u1zanT A. anEpee1e1
ID1I1 hppen 500 He hezrf Euzees
- the e1Unun1ezrtnE rreneh sozs-
uhere behf1d hEn. rhere we're . fe-
senrs1oes q Eru1 1nfu.eE<zb1s co.
usDzEi1n- rhe s1lces M aEzF- There
wz1 = l11E EfIsn1e- Cheeser feu 70
Un1dsr<1E The-her m nzznr 49, hack
~ gay ~ s1zre6 hzr1 ~ n ns<hr
- grudy n ezzG c1l1-- ths niEnr
5000 hzek ~ htn- and seensd % -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
OLD st4oEs ARE SETTER
THAN SOME NEW ONES

PlttzbErgh Pa 1uIF I4-RepaE
y1U 81 shoeG Wal y1s have n
T11r el11ets e11taIn bez1er Iez-her
t1zn rhe nznu1zrtursr ezn Supply Toa
A IL neE shoes you ta1end % b-x.-
- 3 A1ders11. q Ssw York sid -
cenrlE TAI - the ely uzE 70 co1-
.erse lezthsr for Unele Ezn
He sd ne Cnitsd S-z-ss = the
o1iT eounErT n t5e EorId ~hi-a hzs :
11Dply q lez1her- TkEs 6ezz-d r-ou
Al poln1s % rhe Eiobe q ths A-eurzn
suDDlT mp8es rhe 1eresz.rT q repaEr-
11E "a $780, n sd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

played haE0c w-tth 1heir Inca OR Ar
tllerT pruEresB rhe-s was eriden1lE
more fhA1 ths Germans ezpecret and
disarznEsd rhelr plEna- One - the
prlBunarB CAPTURED 1odAy-lhe used 70
1--we IN PhLlAdelphlz-szid 1he bar-
REs had cEuEtf his regiment shout 70
artnck and made -ch1p sney q n
Another yDurhfuI prisoner naid ne a.
vision 70 WHICH he belDng=6 had been
% en- - ~ artillery IRE rhEr tn rem
plarenen-s IN o-her divisions This
vas = crack guard DIVISION
- GA - n
ne s-uct me Auersrzr sEidie-s il
mlde 81 Is shown IN the zas- q =
company led BY Capt Naekey- II the
1Enrfng II che Bois Dc Coads this
euuDzuy q 20 men was surrounded
BY me enemy and reported CAPTURED
Three hours later Czpl NAckey show
e NJ E1th = men He had refused 70
5e captured, although Eurruuadsd and
fought his way back against great
odds
Ano-hs- s-1ry q her1is-r = KAT q /.
1lz.o0n q Americans 1rho we're u Nc
y WIEN rhe Germans got zcross me
-sHe- When their cun-zdss WIKI
arsE Ehey s-zyet n rhe cellars Il Nc
.. E6e-e theF pszced nzcAz1s Ez-s
Z such positions tna- M Germans
.uerirzns m hack tr11 Nery fzre
Monday ziEH- rms platoon q icy
III Vas On ne 3ob L hzd pIared
IzEoc Eirh 1hs -Enks q rhs Departing
Germans
ne Only trouble thzr cozuzn6e-s
~ win ne Americas r-Dops Was maj
hey I'D o0< knew vhsn n rsrez-
One platoon 6iz not gs- ~ Cd nj
sd o-6e-z - Ui1hd-Ex and n bod
y On bseEDs SURROUNDED Taey t5=nt
u thE WT On zad hzlf q 1h=n r1r
ak
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
kENTUcICIaNs stsoW Up
WELL At CAMP BuELL

Le1ing-nz- KY JzlT 1E-Of1eers a
Cap BEeH are htEHIT pEd ~
rAe CAS- - Ksnt1cEEzns- 80 q 1zhu--
are nv Al re eUp a szs@rr1--z
TheT c1De 1r1a ey An e H.
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t1IHDENsURers DEATH
AGAIN REPORTED.

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
AMERICAN TROOPS IN FRANCE
CELEBRATE RAsTILE DAY

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CEREAL hollday 81 an order fron head
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Order Of Cali FOR
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D. Execution to this rule will

camp. Exception to this rule will
be made, as the needs of the service
require it, in the case of technical
and scientific students, who will be
assigned for longer periods for in
tensive study in specialized fields.
IS. Nc units of the students army
training corps will, for the present,
lie established at secondary schools,
but it is hoped to provide at an
early date for the extension of mill
tary instruction in such schools.
The secondary schools are urged
to intensity their instruction so
that young men Il and Is years old
may be qualified to enter college as
promptly as possible.
81. In view of the com aratively
short time during which most of the
atudent-sOldier will remain in col
lege and the exacting military
duties awaiting them, academic in
struction must necessarily be modi-
fed along lines of direct military
value The war department viii
prescribe or suggest such mOdifica-
tons The schedule of purely mil
itary instruction will not preclude
effective academic work.
%. The plan contemplates the
making Of contracts with all insti-
tutions having units of the stu
dents army training corps for the
housing. subsistence and instruc-
ton OF the student-soldiers to take
effect on or about Oct. / A sep
arate statement of this date sets
forth the procedure and principles
governing these contracts.
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
AND SPECIAL TRAINING.
Signed by Robert I. Rees, Colonel
General staff Corps, Chairman"