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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Mr.. Wilson urges youths to stay in col
Ieges and technical schools. Yes. we must
learn 10 invent and plan as II the war were
certain to last twenty years. There II no
time-iimIt on fighting for the right
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
A Letter From Penrose

Philadelphia. Pa, October IS. 1908.
Personal and Confidential.
Honorable Samuel w. pennvpaCker. EX-
eCutive Chamber. Harrisburg, Pa,
Dear GOvernOr--Nr. Durham has caSu-
nllv In conversation taken UP with me
your communication of October IL re-
CardinC tho pToprinty Of his going once
n week to Harrisburg and calling his at.
tcntion to the editorial in the Evening
Bulletin. ! suggested TO Mr.. Durham
that perhaps ! might take this matter
mp with you more freely than he would
like to do. ana ! requested him to leave
your communication with me for that
purpose. A. n matter or fact. the In
suranca Department has an Office In Phil
ndolphil. ~ Tenth and Chestnut streets,
aud has for many years had an Office AT
that place ThreC.f0p'thS of the current
business of the department is done i'm the
city Of Philadelphia. There has heen
absolutely no criticism upon the admin.
Stratiou 0r the department since Mr..
Durham has been COMMISSIONS \ zen.
t,cmrn Of such ipderendent rroclivitios
rs Mr. Charles Plat advised me last
fail that the administration of the 1usur.
aucr Dppnrtment uadcr Mr.. Durham was
moro satisfactory Than they had over
had 4. aud expressed his qualification in
a substantial way by irclpsi1E mo
voluntary contribution Of 800 for the
state committee. Mr.. West, a director
~ nv lll'l ls'dE w. HAS ~ Nl'l'SSfb llIi'
self 20 m" in similar manner. of
course Nj. Durham has been compelled
to be absent E0od deal from PonnsHi-
Nauia ou account Of his health. but when
he is home ! ,not that the business Of
the department receives his personal at
toutiDn ana there is no ono having bust.
ness with the department who cannot see
him readily As I have said the large
proportion Of those having business with
the dCDartmcnt can see him more con-
veniontly 10 themselves In Philadelphia
than at amy other place.
Mr.. Durham Is Of n sensitive nature
and / know would nor want to 60 con
trary to any omphatically expressed wish
Of yourself upon the subject and he.
lieve il would he a very great hardship
upon him i'm the present coalition Of his
health for you to- insist upOn him going
to Harrisburg Just at his time, when
there would he absolutely no definite Oh.
iect pertaining to his office accomplished
thereby. ! suppose after January he will
he in Harrisburg anyhow and will then
b" able to conform substantially with
the suggestion made by you. The crit.
t"ism of the Bulletin hardly seems to
me to b" based ON any good ground in
the utter absence Of complaint upon the
part of those having business with the
department, and in Wow Of the fact that
an Office is "pen ~ Tenth and Chestnut
streets in Philadelphia, ! hope you VIII
not insist upon your suggestion.
Yours truly, BOIES PENROSE
| had opposed every effort made by Tia,
departments to establish branch office.
outside of Harrisburg. whore they woul,
be beyond personal supervision and. there
fore the argumentatve part Of this lettel
made little impression. However. | wrot,
to Penrose that if Durham were i'll woul,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
Rack TO THE JITNEY

NCIIisSs to use the streets of the
automatically burdens public
5l(h liability for service, The
oEhea trhnsportation enjoyed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

II was disloyalty to waste wheat befor
the Tuscania was sunk, Now it Is treason.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

one day of sunsh ne is worth AN army
of street-cleaners.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

:, Tenorrow Goyer1or Pennypasker tells Of the
V deal with fhiladelphia sGairs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
EXACT INFORMATION.

Exact information concerning wou-
nded and sick American soldiers ad-
mirred 70 hospitals overseas viii be
made Immediately available to rela-
tives or friends OF the men under a plan
being worked out al the War Depart
ment
Secretary Baker sid today he had
visited the offce OF Surgeon General
Gorgzs 20 lock into the daily reports
from the hospitals with view 10 hav-
ing them earded. estalogued and tab
ulated 80 that the instant information
can be given 20 all inpuirerS.
The hospital records. Alr -Baner
said viii t-e brOEght here weekly by
courier from Fsaace and thus il viii
be possible 10 give the exact nature OF
the Wound OF the disease from which
the men are suffering The infoEma-
ton VIII be available through the Ad-
jutanr General
The task OF installing the system
VII he big one bus the war See-e-
tAry believes TIE information should be
available for IL. thousands Or cases Il
Iil uelssVe unnecessary distress and
doubt which follows appearances 0f the
names O. he men On casualty lists as
Eraanse3 ssEree undetermined OF -
Vers,y-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
cRIFFITH CREEK

Rev Felix ThpUp@aa q AdAns-
prs2ehed Al Ne-sIncrs Saturday nsgs,t
ana Sznday.
JaEss MEIie-. q Norris. Is On ozr
crssk VISITING F~lAttVes- ~
Iohazy. littie sea q r 4 waiker.
hzs sFphAlt
urS- =. W. Shlvel Is On sa,s s5ek lis--
Dan Bro~n i % from c'Hflss1e ou
a S1casiCa-
Hrs Rex Ta1zhal i AZ Azh2and ne
gzsst g her Fsarsats. Mr, ard Nrs -
r1qa Bartlett
s1ra +. HAYES * Aaa-x Is hsre 81
Il vEssr 10 rell-ives
Rex vnnth4S ha< h'Sarhf a fIas W.
tru2z-
Mr. cAazsey Tna-aEsaa is o. ths
sgcE ts-
ssaehfr ~ ths Szm-5r 1rArr1 % BE-
co-.e sa7erirts1s2sns q ~ CsSiup
I.z--k.r Cc-zanE We -rszrxtz-s1
Mss E-rh@l WaEksr. q TCreailiEs-. zzzl
1nl<h Ehe sckooa
urs. Doz @ Eesrher ard eelE5rsz- q
AEA2Ez8 are tks rss<sS - -e,irixez
~ c Fres,ue. uko has hesz Ee-ss--E
AZ Chzrt1rrF fer s0=e sazs = hcze
aEas1
Letters frrz -oA1 PsrEr NO VAS Ess-
z.o-rs.E uaz-3es IN acttC2 s1zs tine
aros say ~ a. Eel ana ts zozlE hss hs-
lie wzs az = rI.s1 tsltse wHsa hs zrs-s-
azt zzss Ae I'hzs6 - AZ she Bochzz
zz=sz WAe7 Es hears eruz hsz
G-1nzza Iohzscz- EArse hsal-h has
aesa kat fur a B0zg tzze- ss ~ ta-
r-Or1zE
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PsarA oEcAEr1 orr= 1zr aA<1 UeSk uez1
III. Fzrch Wzx rEvsaAar crSr71s3 tC-
LIE ~ a A-ge fan q STATE Caarizs
-eCz5s01 vas A1sa cA1Ek1 - -ke fan
R1-t szcarz,z MIA tsE hrzsssS II
uzS sAselEh1 fcr several aAvS 1lr. FY-cA
WC1s1 a. ez- ~ zeE ss$zS - hAve
= ezir ckA-ce - rercrer.
Fr~1 PeErE. lr- WAo wrcSS ~ SsrSE<
W. Va foC The TsE River PrIer c.
Vas hoze Saszr1AE ans SlnaAS-
MezaA-atS Aao1n0 TAc27sca Ra7
Martha RAek <Qe.1 several aAyS RAsz
week ws,h B1Aane reaAtsyeS
HArrssca WEls0n wAS rsas-r NJ Th-se
1Esls the csher zs<As e1rieg tAe Sscr2
a11 hsS hezSe ~ frt<hte1e1 ana raz.
i.se \ AarRe,3 wsre fe.ce Sl3 Mr.. W.
s0a VAS very hAzly ecs un
Tesc Ntrth11 SAwzSH 3 SGT NJ -
Tar~S o1lle ans Sraree5 \ lArre Aeiza-
aary - sizsA<r tAsrel
Nsss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
SAMPLE GARMENTS O. K.

r. wcrl4r-s Worx n@rartmszs q
~ I.aurence Colnty CtaBser. keflE
ret1Erel % SD IL sHrap1es q rte gar
NESTS skeF Are -akinE n the p-essHt
rnc-a. fc-rzxssea q sa--.e rFrkiSass (
A. - skIr- - tke Ssa.s Dersrrss .
fEu flts aee. Ttt3 NNTe rtturnes
rnarke1 Ar R1ghs- and ~ish the sel-
tautrE ccEzEe1t- II AL ga1r Ese<<
ccln4< ~ - fh1s st418ari yC-r cA.r-
tsr - . - cr-rr1zs-4ssA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHuRcH.

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
Of the n z Church Louisa. KY, viii
ning5z. Augy1 25 and '2s. District
Superintendent Davenport viii preach
Sunday evening and administer the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper. The
business meeting viii be held on Mon
day evening
The Annual Conference is one month
later than last year. 1t <ill be held
at Harlan. KY. beginning September
18th. :
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
ALLIES steadily
PRESSING FORWARD
THE HUNS ARE UNABLE TO az
sIsT THE TERRIFIC ATTACKS
or FREEMEN :. -.

The results on the front lines con-
tinue to favor the Allies. who are push
ing anead against somewhat stronger
resistance German prisoners say the
hope Of winning the war no longer ex-
lists in their ranks
Tiie Allies have dertroyed about
400 German airplanes within q month
and have lost about 1T0 themselves
Many thrilling stories are told about
the air battles
War May End Next Year.
Cen March. our Chief of Staff. says
If we keep up our enormous speed Of
training. equipping and shipping men
the war can Re won in 1913 -Four
million men in France by next June
is the goal
In Russia.
The situation IN Russia i had. but
the Allies are sending troops and sup
plies 10 help the native forces that
are fighting Germany and the Bolshe-
Wiki They are being welcomed By the
masses Of the people
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
sEReT. HERscHEL VAN HooeE
WRITES FROM FRANCE.

/ 81 ssaixents France. July n. 1s1S-
Dear Dad:
Just got your letter Thought you
were never going to write. Your Isrter
was sent al over France before II
reached me. Well. the way things look
now We are going to have an the SQUARE
heads killed before long 1 guess that
you get more var news over there than
We get here in France This var can't
come to close any too soon to suit
me / am getting sick OF this country
Mother says she don't hear from ne
very often 1 don't Sc Why. for
write two or three times a week L
have been away from Paris for about
three weeks and am wanting 70 gst
hack Guess thar VII get hack in =
few days We are supposed to gst IN
every two weeks. but this time ne have
been out over three weeks Paris Is
like the cities in the United States %
some extnt- II sure Is . Wild Place
now. would like 10 have hees hsza -
fore tl.e war
/ stayed in = house Iast nfxht tat
was built in iO50 and il sure vas some
Old Eierd looking place. They have
got some Of the Oldest places In Ffance
An the towns look very old my ~
il takes wine women and song 10 make
\ god army. No wonder Fransa has
been putting up such = fight They are
sure some good scrapperS. but they
don't know what 70 make OF the Aneri-
cans
Wen dad. have nos got = thias 70
ten yo1- want you to write nors o.
ten Give nv love 10 al
Your <o1
HERS[HMLS
Sgt H Van Hoes Field Representa-
tre St2rS and SSripss- Rue dss ltal-
lens Paris. Frznce-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
IS TO As likely
REGISTRATION AGES
LOCAL soARD IS GETTING ~
IN READINESS FOR The BIG
JOB AHEAD or IT.

Those Is charge q the SesecSive ser
vice ss-ztr machinery are quite eo1tl-
cent ss-Al Congress WiIl IlsS 1he bal
resuirznE all u1en between the AgeS q
Is and IS. inclusive. 10 register On or
about Septer,nar Srh. and have al
ready taken szsFs for the E'e-fecring 81
rs-fs-rlriCz rszehinsrE in order thai
Al b5.ssl boards nay hc akle vlr11n -
hoars Ero-n tfte dare q ncsAflcalio1
20 have evezyshinE IN rs2iiqesS for
he rsEsst-ztiol u -fis largest nGD-
b4r q r-en thzg has ever tsen kzOEra-
orr Jane 51h % iAS1 year. sasr i DAYS
1f,er ths r0SsaSs O1 the ssaerIlvs ssr-
vice a.-.- ten rrzEiitn rzten resE cuglsrt -
tae cal IL thea- country zDd zz-rcAs-
70 ths rsgss-rzrsoa tl.osis 70 list .the-r
-znss as 4 F.zrt u sszR NSssoza5 Array
n stse rerlssratfon hSll noE r.en1ing
:. fore so--Ertss SAL pass Il = eSti-
rssrez ttar rhis rsGiS-rasiol VII hs
crs Ard oaesshlrl ties as lArge 4s
TIE rsEtSsrztIo1 q lune 5 lSlS- IalS
i tAse estimate fixed 10 tsSsss IN P1S5-
ti1a 20 k1Ow-
Re IsssaI h.ozr,l q I-zw-s1c% ec1n-
a Esokta-r 70 rhzs ezE IN lhe F,e-fecs-
F-r q fgs 1r-En1rszaq1 has 2psrzlss1
ruo tAvsAhse men in e&cA q 1hs - VOs-
~ rs-eesrc.s IN rhss county. czse *
rhs1a win he eAssf registrar a5,1 she
c.shsr = registrar cr 2SssS-znz- We
rsSaasss hslrFr tAe n-Erats x r4e Esn
sa.us arspolnssd II each veszne rs-seirsct
Ea1ss Ec-S-s-- g IES-tos Snz - B
Es5shs-. GltaEreA
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ace G. ThczFsoa- vsAevLlls-
EAlaS q Bsazzsg- " Ekfn< ana
TsazzA< H CaasEssa. CS1zGs-
Ba2sne-E c. B<-Tr ana J. L Ess~isst
BsAi2a-
LI-tis Bsss-e-S- " B=-ssa aas IT
VINE Hayes A1AEs
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g u. EsRa-Sss leGzsA
SsecrEss Crsek-S-An.ez Nz-3-r An1
n NJ BS-gssS WSlS=r-
ChsrSkse-SSAa H Hoax and J. G.
AAAzS, OrsraA
Bar C-eek-E r. cSzH4ss An1
HAace NanhoSa -Aaslz=sA
Twsn R-a1cA-L- p WeSN ara lev
Is WeAA. OVerSaa.
S~stnan-Fee E3WAras AA1 q W,
Ke=-.S E2Ai,e
DSsAzns- -Froe BeE-y ana NErCssa-
Ian Sa=ncaS, IN1sSi- h RI
IsSWer lSe1zSA-ES.se Rlffe ara Seo
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS
INSTITUTE. GALLUP. AUG ~

10 = ma-HOuse called 10 order BY
F'ssssselt- zzEss Dxoa-
ssong--A -Amer.cA-
Address-F c Mcclure.
Address. Frazier.
what the Teacher Should Do 20
Keep up Interest In ScbaOl- ".
n. Byfngton-
Five important addresses By spe4k-
ers named By the president
Song
Roll Cali by seerSsArS-AissonoItA
Soon-Reeess
Dinner Served on Ground
l:se ,. m-Song
Moonlight sehools-by state Agent.
Miss Matilda wallace
Compulsory aSgenaarlre and how 20
bess enforce the Attendance Miss
Gladys Land
How 10 sc; parents TO furnish
enough books fer school, Miss Irene
Pickren.
Care os school prOpersy-Aliss Aae-
rey Chapman
Ny schOol L1b-2ry-Mlss True Rob-
ertA
TIE Schooi Fair. sept. -. =. 1s-
Mss Shlriey Hensley
ne Pace % Home Enonontcs and
Agriculture in the Pablie SehoOs- Miss
B@anars p. CARED and Ms willie J
Burgess
war WORK fo- The Teacher and
school- George D. BrOvn ard Dora
1ohns-
Thlrzy minutes round tAhse discus
son q subjects suEsessed ~ the Asso-
COMMITTEE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
BLAINE.

Ths farnss-S are rsSosesns Orer the
rain that fsa S9nS2y as EzSsr EaS
Verr scArce and they were having \
ErsaE 6eaR q trO1ble EatsTzEE their
STOCK
MS Banehe Osborn has besa
spending \ few days Nth her s-sr6-
R4thsr. Ms Jalia Eva-S m LoalSa-
W z K011S S25 SISTER. JrEa- hare
rstrr-es fro1 AseA=a Thsy were
2occzEanse6 ho2s ~ AIEsS Ruth Hol-
h-,cok-
Several frOD shsS Pe1ce 1tts7se5 the
festival AZ Wslb1r Szsnrszr ns<At
But SEstnzl a15 vile S1snt S---
cav VITA thslr ns7AsE. D<aasS Wei
@a
oEsSsss Eshsl S~ssnaz ara PsarS
Bates spent SArnraaS airAt wsth shesr
cc2sanss ssA1car1 ans VSr<ie AErSngsoa
>Oze O1 The Red CrOss RasseS r,es
VITA NrS- Prank Daz-Oa SATURDAY
Afss-ooaa Anl SQsaS n fe< pheasant
SOaES WAile th@E Were knitting
NYE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
SLAcKERS KILL
TWO Deputies
ARAY DEsERTERs RESISTING Ar
REST NEAR WILLIAMSON. W.
va GIVE BATTLE

George Dillon, deputy sheriff OF
NiagO county and Wm- Ellis. sum
rnOned 10 as<sS- officers. were ShO1 and
killed By army dsserSerS or slzckerS
who are resisting arrest The shoot
Breeden-
TIE officers party then returned u
WiIls2nson and wired the United
States Marshal for help- This Was
sent fuo-a Charleston bF <pecizl train
about - rlsn EOslE- TheE were bad
~ hV NzrShz1 OSbOEn Major DAVIS
and Capt McCsfnsock- Sheriff Bank
e-lShiP mel the force WISh local pos
- ard thsT VIII SEere no effort 70 cap
zL-e rAe o..s=ZS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
LAWRENCE Bovs IN FRANCE

Big SAn.5v News
Just feE lines 10 the people Of the
BIZ Sandy NsES fruza L-aErelos ceun-
u boys Mo are nos in Frz1ce- stating
ne are ~eEl and having ; verE Ecos
TINE and hOVe hnE sp0n Wre can sc-
cons lisa killing those dirty devils ard
rssErn - C1- k1-ass IN Azs-SCa-
Bat don't gee the ida that ne are =
hi konsssek for Ne are noz- zlshozgA
NE mould liSe - Sc an Il ozr frselaS
bzz we have = Eork 10 DO
Nhsz 1o- Ca duty Ee hzrs EOass--
frl tirae With The Frszch girls. trylrE
n sS1aEs O1r H21se. and zh,0ut Al ne
can unSezS-zE6 Is me- ze. ne. me.
oar h1us-sEt5 girls may Es- rsl5y
- TX rs q god C1rzst-saS SEnnsr for
ne thszk re shaIi hz sRle a eat Il
VIII Shsn In 0ar ciOs5ls rs1arkS we
Efl nears6- SEr srzp II zEs vs-T
n.sa1-tfu1- hut q c01rse We cot = llstls
SssA 80 We Ezn5ss1 IN Frame IN rSrS.
he SA5S WhscA Ee saslss Oa ne E1ss--
S-za5 kRS besz <nrk Ssacs-
We Mold Ike 70 recssve \ Bg San3v
NsWS IN Parse
VIII h.tss reEarsS - Al ze hers =
Ez<S voa sEzzl
We rezAaa
n G. CHAFFTN.
+ a YOUNG
CO. L ssh u : I1f- A p. O T4S A-EF
lasS Il. ISIS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
August 24th Registration DAY

Washington. Aug Is-August ssth
viii be the next registration day for
American boys who have reached q
since June sth last
To prepare for any delay in the
Passage Of the 1S-45 man-pOwer bill
Provost Marshal General CrOwde- has
issued orders TO state headquarters
calling for registration August "a
The August registration viii prevent
any draft upon deferred classes and is
expected TO furnish about 150. 900 men
for class one classification
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS Asso-
CATION TO RE HELD AT BLAME
Ausszs 81. 1sta

ta-34 = m-=HOuSs called 70 e.asr
by President Herbert Hewlett !
SOnE-
-AicreSs-He-hsrt Hewlett
Ad6reSS-IA C SkaSEs
why Hold Teachers AssoeAroae<-
W A Arrlngton-
Ducies Of TruStess-J. 1. HsNlsrt
and J. H Cordle-
The CcmpolSo-x Sehoel LAu an1
How 10 Enfcrce IS-FFez SSeel@
II m ReceSS
The SehOol L<orary-Lna Arrzn<tnn-
War Work for Tsacher ana Sehool
Waiter SSsnbaush
The Sehool FAfr-H- G. Thozrsoa
DSScUsSlon c1. c1rre1r q1estse1s hF
Speaksrs 6sSsSzxred bF the p-sSssent-
Roun1 TAhls DsscusSsozs for thzrtv
minutes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
GREEN VALLEY FLAG.

The service nag in honor Of the 20
young men gone 10 the army from the
Green Valley Sunday school or church.
viii be unfurled next Sunday after
noon. August Is. at 3:3o O'Clock al
that place
A good program has been prepar-
ed and q large crowd no doubt viii
attend
One OF the 20 stars is a gold one
for Chzs- Marcum who died al Camp
Taylor last spring.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
WARRIEo I'M OHIO.

Miss IuEa Shannon. age 10. surpris-
ed her many friends and relatives by
being united in marriage 70 Afr. julius
PembertOn. age 2s. August II. 1915 in
the court house m Ironton. Ohio She
returned the following Saturday TO
the home OF her PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs
John Shannon. Of Hanging Rock. o..
and left Sunday for Hamilton. Ohio.
where they viii reside.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
kILIEo sY FALL OF SLATE.

left Taekett. one OF the Oldest min
ers ernplOyed Al the BorderLand Num-
ber operation. Vas instantly killed
Monday morning by a fall Of slate in
the mines Of the company.
Mr.. Tackett was about 50 years OF
axe and came 10 this section from
johnson county. KY He is survived
hy wife and three children
The funeral services and fnterment
we're held az BOraerland. - Williamson.
CIV Va. News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23

AuaS AIsllse NorriS has heea VISITING
hsr 6AnsAssr NrS. Nm RsrSsSS q
WEhar. tbs week
oArS. 5. J. Carter IS l-np-OxsnS n.y.
b Al thss writing
Rev. = II, SsazhAnSA wE1 bsgsn a
grOSracseG rseessag AZ this PACE next
Alo&aaS nssAS. AnsuSs - ana eSntinas
ar \ week
=. Y. Rureoa has R-cea Nuyirr fzDe
N1nch a. Scnrg cSlpeS
tn Eea CrcSs Garter mt Al aIrsS
y,Aaron,S >AtarsaAN eVSAing rney
an eoleS str.c excel,ens WctS knlt-
,'cr ~ the So,,scrS >eVer2l frrn
,Als l',aee Attended m f>e1 CIV<S SDn>
p<F =, Wo,,or >atpflaN nicht.
ScAool = get(inS a,oaS nlcc,V VITA
lioteSS HcWlelt AMI Deass Bates a.
,eecAcvs
wAlte ooivef
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
WILL sE 4 LIEUTENANT.

Mr.. Jasper H. Preece Is visiting his
home AT Pilgrim. Martin county. and
xfll be in Louisa the last ot this week
As soon a. he returns 10 camp Sher-
man. ChIlicothe. Ohio. he viii receive
his commission as second lieutenant
lie attended school in Louisa and made
many friends <hO are interested in
his success
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
WATSON oEFEATs Chiffon.

Charlesf0n. " Va aug ls.-Cl1r-
ence W. Watson. Of Fatrnont. WAS
nominated for United States senator
on the Dem0eratlc ticket. over william
+ Chiffon. oE this city. according 10
the complete Official vote % the re-
cent primary. issued lAsI night BY ihe
Secretary % State. The figures give
Watson majority Of sT1.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
kARRIAeE LIcENsEs.

Ira Copley. S, 10 Eliza GrOss. g. Of
Buchanan
Charlie Williamson, =. 10 Marie
Preston. Is. OF Georges Greek
William Edwards. -. 10 Emma
Boggs. Il. Of Blaine
Dewey Narrower. Is, TO Bessie Kelley
IS. Of SkzEgs-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
Chas. Carter Wounded

A telegram ssas received here sas-
urlay aunOuncirg tne Wo-i.s..s;=s q
Chas. Carter IN France. he j. > son
o. James Garter. of L1ttle Blaine anzi
a brother Of Mrs. Sysylf Carter
Bsvins. Who was foFmeFiy nurse IN
Riyervisis Hospital de enlisted in
the Canadian army before the United
States entered the war The extent Of
his injury Is not known
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
TWO Good new WELLS
IN The LOCAL FIELD
PROFITABLE STRIKES ~ The
VICINITY or POTTER
STATION

Wllk1n ssn 1Ays tUo ol ws1ls have
Aeea c1ar,see1 n tAe fseaa tass sack
ncrl1uo<1 - LoaisAl Roth arr <AaU-
~ - fnA. o. - e<<l1lAeet - ~
rco1 fcr n ~ iS AArreaS ope = -
~ 1arkey trAe< ana ~ esA<r -
ElluAr1,s And
a uen = - ~ 1rtlle1 soca oa q
rrn<s <uat1 ~ =. a. YATES A>e wzlsS
Anstln.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
CALLED TO NAVY.

Four hundred naval recruits on
ed 70 entrain al Louisville Friday eve
ming of this week for the Great Lakes
Training Station near Chicago- Neil
b. Conley. Of I1ouisa, Is included in the
call.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
MILTON wRoTEN IN FRANCE.

Dr.. and Mrs G. W. wroten have re-
eeived a cablegram from their son.
Sergeant NJ J. Wroten. informing
them OF his safe arrival in France.
His address is Co H 334th Inft- Slst
DIV. via n Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
HERE FROM OHIO.

W b Han MAS here TDessGy- He
came fron his hcne Al TiEO, Ohio.
for a VSsls 10 Lawrence co1nrE relz-.
r5Nes He moved 70 oAso rhree ysArs
are frOra thfS o0un-y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
JUDGES APPOINTED.

Judge A. w Cisco. OF West Liberty
was assigned 10 preside over the Row
an circuit court and w A. Young. Of
SAlyersviIle. appointed special Judge
Of the MagOffin county circuit court
20 try a number OF case son the dock
cts
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
GAS m JOHNSON COUNTY.

The prospecting for oil in johnson
county has resulted in finding more
gas than oil. but there are good pros
poets for the latter also
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
OLDER MEN NAv ENIIsr

A nsw o-sssr Permits QASS1eallE quas-
lfseS rns1 4S u 5 vsa-S Cd 70 s1r-< IN
~ o-11ancs. SGarte-uaSee-S q ~
raj co-rS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23

D. G she VIII return home after he
leaves Tor overseas duty which VIII
probably be within the next few
months
Wounded IN Battle
The name Of D. c Mullins. Jenkins.
appears in the list published last sun
day OF those severely wounded in bat
tie in France
- ~
Killed an Action
Sergeant Floyd w Clay. Of Minerva.
Lincoln county. W. Va. was killed in
action in hattie in France
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b = = ~ = = s - hp hhaanhn
s. WITH = THE = COLORS S
EHHHnEHHHnh nEE
Missing in Action

Missing in Action
Iohn Cole. OF viEer. Perry county.
i reported as missing in action
-
Missing and Wounded
Among the missing in action in
France : Fred Beicher. Pike county
Bugier Joseph b. Raynor. ~ Douglas.
Perry county. vas wounded in action
u -
Goes TO Washington
Mrs Luther C.. Chapman left Fort
Gay Saturday morning 10 join her hus-
hand who is In camp at Washington
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-23
WAYNE COUNTY WOMAN DIES.

in Kenova- she gEas = years old In
tesrnent took place al cyrus. ". Va.
Several children survive. one of whom
Is IN Frame