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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Spring RECITAL PROVES
MOST PLEASING EATURE
Farmyillc Public Enjoys Event With
Vocal and Instrumental
Program.
SOCIAL NEWS OF VIRGINIA
Many Happenings of Personal Inter
est Chroniclcd in All Parts OF
Statc-Nacations Enjoyed nj Home
by College Boys and Girls.
Especial to The Times. Dispa;ch.


FAEMNlLl.E, VA. March %o-rhe
Conservatory OF Music held another
,sprinS recital on last saturday with
large and aDprcciatiVc audience pres
90 cut. The program cons is!cd of vocal
and instrumental numbers. and was
opcnd with The StIr-Spauc Ban
ncr bcius played u! Mrs. Elsa Shem-
mel schmidt director ot The CnnscvVa-
tory OF Music. The following pupils
executed their part w'ih muca oNte'-
lcncc: Misses Eleanor Edmoudsvu.
Miriam Wool. Helen Miller Linda 81.
clair, Frances Murphy. India Miller
Mildred Moses. Merle Davis. Elizabeth
Campbell. iiortcnSc Lewis and NirS mia
Fore
a; the conclusion OF the program
Mrs. Schmidt presented Mrs Nellie
Er;siow SandidEc OF AmhcrS,. ON" O.:
hcv former pupils. who possesses =
rich. mellow alto voice. She sang
number OF songs IN most artistic
manner.
y. W Stol.a. Of Rocky Mount. Va.
mas been on y.sit 10 friends mere this
week.
John i. Watkins OF Hochy Mount. y.
here during the week
W. /. Richardson Is At home after
an extended business trip,
Mrs. James Davidson returned last
week with h"r little daughter. Frances,
from l;jchu.nd. where tho lattu. has
bcou Tor medical treatment.
Professor Frank Hohcsou. OF BLACKS
burg, is spending SOME time with his
father q. NJ. EoScsou. and family.
Dv J. l., I,r:nau attended a meeting;
OF tho normal school board in Kich-
moud last week..
MISS lauic Davidson OF rores; Ui,I.
VA, s.rcn; the past Weekend with Mr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

'iit"f year suffering from physical
weakness and a highly nervous con-
"t'i"n due t" lack OF sufficient iron IL
ihcIr rcd blood corpuSClcS without ever
realizing the real and true cause OF
ih"ir trouble. Without iron in YOU;
blood Iour food merely passes through
the body something like corn through
~! old MN with rollers so wide apar,
that the mill can't grind
Eut IN my opinion YOU can't maize
strong vigorous. successful sturdy
IRON men by feeding them on metallic
iron. Thc old forms az metallic iron
must 80 through It Scmi-d GcStiVc pro-
cess I" transform them into organic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
WEST POINT

-. M - -T,--- .T----
WEST poI<T Ni.r..t,"s ,.,,
school rmproy,nler, a.l 'l,fyf. ...., ne
mr.. nn ,rn-a., .,.t """t
In w e, " * ,a I''} , q, -, ,.s"',-
on nood,,v .,.-',c US' 90
Ii - Ra-b, u~..i.I--, - ~,
cross organ.2a,.oa ,.,rr,f
in tic aud!,o,t.n az ,h, 80
huild.uE. ! viii b.,
IN the FAN ,ao.. v.as ,-.. ''.'.
the 'Ma,;auont rr.r.,
.nond Rcd C-o.. ,h.,.c,
evening ,h.s branch 81. osr1.d ~,
.,hc VIC, rnt,. ,....
c.ro.s Thc s we heP
talncd and several .,., .-........
no;u,ad ''
on Tuesda, ,..,....
.yo,ing mon jor ~. T.. .-
The las, draf,. Dawn W',
Eroole bsras V-,.1 ~" !"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

"Wednesday evening when among
others. Elizabeth Chandler WAS hap
tied Elizabeth Chand'vr is the great
granddaughter of Key. .\ifred Ea;;by
Il. - Of Richmond. Who is nov unc,y
wears ot age. and founded tn" First
Baptist Church. "r West Point. which
was Dedicated In 1876. lie was tho urst
pastor OF this church
Mrs !. " owens IS suffering form
;io effects OF 4 serious fan.
Camp Lee was represented here FOR
The weekend by many ei those VINO
went from town
Mrs. lLtI Lewis spent several days
Ia Richmond last wcc>> With Mrs. !.
Lloyd rahb.
The Red cross Chapter is expecting
Or Robert {. Bryan. of Richmond. 10
make an address in the near future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

II ug"nic would only take Nuxatc"
on Whrh they fr"l weak or run-dowi,
i,mSirIU Of dosing themselves with
h'Ht i"'minS drugs. Stimulants and
'r"i"!, 90 beverages, there are prob
i"tE thousands VINO nigh; readily
nn'i" "p 'Hcir red c,r..acics. increase
''!Si my l1dl energy and get them
nri,NTN M" q condition 10 ward OH the
ii't'',""' ~ disease germs that are al
"i"St '"G'inHaiil around us. II is sur
80 '''"I nov many people suffer from
,,,"h d'h"ivncN and do not know II.
- 90" are MOI strong or well you owe
~ !" yourself I" make the following
ttS,. -" how long YOU can work or
INV '''F You can walk without be-
'"hi'"% ilr"d. Next take Two hvc-
Ti''h tablets Of NuXatod Iron three
''ilSS r.! Ghy ate" meals for two
M'S"S ihci test your strength again
'''" sec nov much !ys. nave gained.
M.l'iyg Jurors %ot": NuNnied Iron. which
80 pttr 'r'p.I ana recommended above by
go '','''' - not u secret rcmedy but on"
49, i. ven known 10 druggists every
nr',,,,'. : Ii'h" The o!ocr inorganic iron
p," ; - IL l. easily assmiiitcd. does not
',y"te 'he teeth, make them black. nor up
~ we stomach The manufacturers guar
"n'i. Si''."si"i ana entirely satisfactory
tn,I -, ever! purchaser. or they VIII re-
G,,y by ,rrpEie Drug 90. Toik MiIlcr Drug
dr",', h'.iey DruE Go. an- AL other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

land. Md. IS VISITING her hro,hcy.in.
law and sister. Mr.. ANA Mrs. John =,
Sartcllc.
Misses Aanic Shryoct ana Carol,n.
Painter i'aNc returned from Baltimore
Mrs. Ellie Cartwright has boon yisit.
ing in Enl,lmOrn and Wnshinctnm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

have returned from Washington ANA
New York.
MISS carter Conrad has rcturne
rom an extended visit in the South.
MISS katharine rifer is VISITING
friends III Washington.
Miss Naomi anderson. or ,.un,,,or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

Iron, Ia re-
gard To the
vi la = Of
y u y q cd
Iron Or. SUI
Ivan says:
n a y =
$ { 70 II Giy
" ~ pha lied
~" gre a I
'"c"S$ity OF
y II Us iCianS
IN - \ / II :
blood exam
luatiUuS OF
ihcir =" ca:N,
- n q & IN ! =.
= u n down
J. Il I lie N l..
/ II - ands
- rn$
80 on year
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an" tissues =" one would hardly cy-
pee to derive the same strength from
"a m. raw potatoes that lie woIid
rom eating "ookcd potatoes. Yet, a.-
''i h'hS 10 the opinions OF some phv
1ir'ai. "h" have madc q study of the
inject taxing raw. ,nrraparrd me-
itiIlc ron Is somewhat Ike cnt!u. raw
potatoes.
TheTcforc. phystciane mentioned be-
ION adv!~" th"S" who tccl The need of
q strength ANA blood builder. To 90 10
lE"ir family doctors ANA obtain q pr--
s.riru"n cal!irs for organic iron
,f..', ron and present this TO their
dtu&"ist :" 'hai There may be no uucS-
ion ahou' obtaining tn. pron,r ,,,
&c hnt II hey do not wish TO 20 to
,hs tIcnn!' 81 getting q prescription
Tor NhAht"" IRON. then be sure 10 LOOK
on ne itb'I and see that the words
= = Nii.' ii!bN are printed thereon.
N"i NUM ana Iron nor any other form
-! iron but %jNATED lRoN
INC remarkable results produced by
N"No'ed Iron aud it, widespread sale
ga b"!u5 estimated mat over three mil e
.,"i' pc"pIc annually are t"-day usiu.
49, las I'D l" tue Offering Of numerous,
Nat health officials ANA doctors every
where should caution the public acainst
accepting auhstiiui"s ia mcdicim-s ana
ih"N especially warn against aCccpti;,.
substitutes Tor %uNat"d Iron. whicT
instead q! being organic irul may H..
nothing NOR than - metallic iron com.
pound winch may III som" cases bro
dU'" NOR" harM than S"od. the Vide
spread publication Di The above iufo,.
nation IN al NrSIi"d IRON advertise.
;uruts has h""n suESrstcd ny nr. Jane.
i'rauC!s SULLIVAN. formerly Physician In
l."licvu" ii"sniiai tputdo"r DcptD
y and ihc WcStChcstcr County Hos.
phiaE Dr Ferdinand King. Ncw Yurk
Physician and Medical .hu,hor. an,
igrnIcd ou ihi- suoj,c; au,: pro.,rt,.
nom the uae OF metallic iron under til
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

'r. Jane. Francis Sullivan formcri,
Musician 81 Heil"Nuc Hospital tout
"""r prpi.'. New York. and tho Nc>t-
chester cunt! Hospitals; DR.. \. T..
Newman. former Police Surgeon Of
h'"Hg"; DIR. Ferdinand King New
'"fN 'h!Nicinn and Mcdirni Author
ah" others give valuable advice ANA
'"'"Fmi'i"n on the use Of organic.
'r"" ~ foni". strength and blood
hnilhcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

HhN.irihh@ among drug aiats :.ud ia
ms mas ''NralrI the Tact THAT there
"L' 'h"u-EnuS 81 pcopl. taking iron
i.' no no. distinguish between Ut-..Ili,.
Z. I@"iS often fan to obtain ,r,. Vial
heiEi. strength and endurance. yyr;..,,
,i,I @, zen simplr because they Iatve
.n,., ~ Mr"n% form OF iron. Ihoy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

dclus.on that ii is Nuxated IRON or at
least $omcth!m& - good as NnNa;"d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

acome weak. nervous. irrl-
'hd"ni and mei:tnchoIN'.
ON goes from the blood al,
roses so from Their
,t . jacques. Visiting SUI
izahcih's Hospital. OF %cN,
az" ~ nave never before,
~ medical Information or
''hIl.Hi:ou. as ordinnri,V
e. in ~ iiut in the case a.
J icci ! would bc rcmiss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Hair Under Arms ? On.L ;p {?
sec Them Criml>ic 10 and Van
iSh. Leave Skin GIOrfousl,
Clean. \ Valuable Secret
How to Look Young
Though You May
lie old.
ny NtI.i;SIlA sINArT

liElE arc many things Hf&
which will remove super &9
uuouS hairs --- but mant Of w
ih"m 50 irritatc. burn and
rcddcn the skin as 10 make II
4 sight 10 lOoU upon ~ - rin
longer necessary TO 20 at ~
III such q aNiIr manner Su-
pefnnonS hairs can nov h removed
o% an application which Is absolutely
sale ahu never ;ailS 20 rcm"y. every
"tlr =, thcr1Igli' tina. :tn, a ,.St.:...
- ~ Icm,sinS. There - Only On. :..ns
hct VIII so his. AID ih;.' - st!lrn s..,g.
ON ihi" en- 10 obtained .io.n t,,-
', - a. ''HIIa" -. II" r..!'-
ne iHsi'iy m':>t"uni win u r,r :; t..,y
moments. and then tho hairs arc s,ru
!lt."i'N I" w'''"r Tt,n 'i.sol.. ~,
nnn are lp.H on. 'c;Nin- 4 Skin absu.
lut"ly perfect %potlcss. SOFT ana s,r.utL
ms Is IN" SENSIBLE" method aud 40 mat
ter nov sensitive the skin. or nov, ,bi,.I.
lhr nan CROWN. x never t,jl. 40 r..-
move INC hnsis completely ana Nor
"uShly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Dr. icriin;lnh King. New
lork Phs stefan and Medical
Authority.

Is such a valuable remedy that il ought
I" Dc used in every hoSpita! and pre-
scrih"l by every physician i'll this conn
ny nave taken IL myself and c%pc-
Ii"u"od its health giving. strength
building effect an Well past ms
,hro. score Years aud want Ia say tina.
hc'Icv" my own great physical ac
tNii! Is du" iarGct% to-day 10 my per
S"nai use at NuNatcd Iron"
Will" former Health COMMISSIONS.
k'rr IS not himself physician. atI:i
has experience in handling pUhli:
health problems must give his opinior,
mor" than ordinary weight.
ibr. y. j. Newman Former Police Sur
econ 81 Chicago. and FORMER House sur :
S""n. jefferson Park Hospital Chic;.-
go. says: III has been my particular
'uiE during the past six years 10 as
H'Si IN keeping thicaSo's fN" thou
sand bIur coats in good health an,,
perfect fGhtinr trim. SO that thvy
would lie physically equipped 1" with
stand All manner of storms and raw
ages OF natures elements. Recently Fl,
was prompted to give IL IA trial This
remedy mas proven through my own
! tests OF 4; To excel amy preparation ,
have eyer used FOR creating red bIoo,,
hriil,nc NJ the nerves. strcnGthcninl;
~" muscles ana correcting di,"silvo
u.SO.Lu.a-
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WINCHESTER

special I" Tho Times. pi.pa,ca.l
iNNifi:%TE:i Va. March 30. Mrs..
: Gray Williams rs The CUES, Of l,r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

IRON y u =
atcd Iron
before HEY
ar" 50 rCInL
10 nc taken
~ and as
simulated bH
the human
yStcn
j. @ I M g T.
Health COM
a. Is : lone =
" M. /:
Is = 4 =. ~
!! u ! q u = -.
says: FROM
my avn ~ :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

MRS \. =. F--vha SKIN ~
brought back 70 it, original ,,l,i,Iu,,. ~.
ana Ni;;"r Icy ia" fnll"wiu.. fnriu,,i..
Nu ast"ni shmE result Is Tie puick dis
"ph.Ara -" q! wrinkles. mn" ANA biz
crowds fcci. and lines, Of .cc /, - -
~" ana can ~ prepared IN :. frv mo
m"hts. By adding I" half min, ~
va ,r' on" tablespoonful of ciyc"riru
ana nv" ounces OF cptol. obtained from
Your druggist This tukcS Wears from
YOU" appearance" and - Always sur.
"hh p"aitiN' ~ it, work. N lou ,.ul
ami! II Literally. every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

MISS T -. o-You wtil hc .urpri-cd
AT ne results II lou viii use ~, FOR
promise yoI really and surely al ~
rui"ti" .c"mpl"Ni"n ina = ui.h'y shor,
tIinc. with i TINT lil,r the rose ana spot 81
ir"S as Il lIti. II NoH VIII max. mi
cream q. nome yourself ANA use H. Nut.
WI! positively ncNcr lind anything ,Fs.
~ the world 70 equal l.. Sow g.t IRON,
ini' u Win u" iab!esp ooufuIu Of I'll,
Germ" iu pint at lHai.r this mako.
4 r."h sstiuy cream. Use n freely eyer,
a.! and you VIII have !yug dream,
com. t,u".
Mrs I W r. Application OF hydro.
~" TO inc unnatural ana excessive pcI..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31


am" theory
that a p"-
'Htu would
Ice - p"tat"
E ID e. I h & g
o." l. "a 90
~ ~. entire"
!N icnciiu.
the fact thar
the cooking
y 4 - g. e. s. g
IUuNC. "cE
tain import
ant cellular
changes IN
Tho r,I,r.
that v,i,l.rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

ton it, !
haE" takct.
y Ia y Ct
and given ii
10 nay pa
tents wiz:
M F." : I 81,
priSin9 ANA
satisfactory
results. And
those " l. -
- ish qUick-
~ to m
crease Their
: ! / e Egth.
power - "a l..
cndui a ~ e
i'll find IL
- most r..
M Il Z X Il bic
= u q won.
dcriuny Of
icrtlNc rem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

h'tit ~ -
scribe more
organic iron
NuNatch
Iron 10,
their ncr-
NouS rum
down. H"ais.
II - = = - / al
looking pa
ilcntS. Pat
!nr means
u u = g mia.
Tho skin of
he InHcnir
man OF ND-
man Is pale.
I h - II & 5 ia
iiabby, he
IN u : g | e.
!anh tone.
'ii" II I II IN
HH.H -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

Or; Ferdinand Kius
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
Greatest BATTLE
IN ALL HISTORY
NOW RAGING ON EASTERN BoR-
DER OF FRANCE MAY BE
DECISIVE.

On Thursday Of last week the worlds
greatest battle began with a German
attack on British forces at two points
a few miles apart, evidently with the
intention OF driving through and then
connecting their forces. thus cutting on
and capturing immense numbers OF al
lied soldiers. This scheme has been de-
feated by gradually retiring the British
forces wherever necessary TO keep the
line straight. A million Germans have
been pushed forward in solid and ir-
resstible masses. The British moved
them down until it is estimated 400 600
have been killed, captured and wound
ed but the Germans have gained sew
tral miles at some points. The British.
French and Americans are expected TO
counter attack with large reserves to-
day or tomorrow. At one point they
have already recaptured some villages.
| The Allies have done well to hold
their main lines and save their men
from heavy losses and they are conf
dent of final victory. though 1t will be
costly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
Mr.. r. e. sTANr DIED
SATURDAY, MARCH %

Mr. r. r. Slant died last Saturday af-
ternoon at the home OF Prof and Mrs.
e. NJ. Kennison. He came here De-
cember from a Cincinnati hospital
and was never afterward able to be out
Of the house. Brights disease caused
his death.
The funeral services were held Sum
day afternoon at the Kennison home on
Franklin-st and were conducted by the
Rev II. o. Chambers, of the NJ. f..
Church South. a choir composed OF
members OF the two Methodist church,
es furnished appropriate music. Many
people attended the funeral services
but most of them were prevented by a
heavy rain from going to the ceme-
terry
Richard Elijah Slant was born In
Rush co, Indiana, and when only a
few weeks old was adopted by his cous-
in Thomas p. Slant and Sarah Stani
and reared as their Oldest SON
Baptized in infancy, and nurtured ir
the family OF an old time class leader
he grew up in the Methodist Episcopa
church and ever lived consistent life
patient, kindly, OF high ideals, sincere
and earnest.
| He did not fear or dread death ant
peacefully passed away at 1880 p. m
Saturday. March 20 1918 in the els
year OF his age. He was never marie,
and leaves only his foster sister an,
brother to miss his friendly face.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
FROM FACTORY TO FORTUNE

Three years ago, Mrs. Sidney Tracy
of Winchester. was factory girl, in a
Dayton, o. factory struggling to make
both ends meet" she having been
thrown upon her own resources, while
living in EstilI-co., and sought livli-
hood in the city.
Today Mrs. Tracy is the possessor of
some 1000 ayd has an aGr;lsl iT1ame
of approximately IS 500.
When she was Is years old. Mrs.
Tracy, then Mics Matte Mckinney
sold her one-seventh interest in the
Mckinney farm. in Estill-co. to her
brother. Jesse Mckinney for $75. The
farm was later leased to the Standard
OH company. and tests proved that the
property was almost in the center OF
one OF the richest pools in Estill-co.
Mrs. Tracy recently moved TO Win
chester and learned that oil had beer
found on the land, instituted suit upor
the grounds that she was not of age
when the deed to her interest in ths
land was signed.
Thursday, the decision was made IN
her favor by the Estill circuit court
The provisions OF the deed by which
she conveyed her interest in the prop
erty to her brother, were declared in,
valid and the interest restored TO her
the royalty from which will amount t
IT least $500 annually.
Mrs. Tracy is not yet 21 years Old
Lexington Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
aoAp NETTING AT BUCHANAN.

The road meeting M BuchanAn "eo
neadny was not as successful as naa
been hoped for. but was worth while.
-. narne good contributions OF worN
ri money were received. speeehea
wcre made by District Agent x l.
vnrnev w. ID. o'Neai. J =. Hatten
n 4. thompson, j. 5 Turman. Louis
nennett. Jake Compton. Jack Bryan
Mis- Hatten M $. Burns and Aug
untuB snyder.
soliciting committees were hppo.n.
I'd and II enough contributions Hre re-
eelved the road from the Boyd county
IIrs 10 Louisa along the river VIII oe
rfnrted nj once all along the line 70
- "a complete Il quickly.
Nr. rarney deserves special men.ioh
moi only ON account OF his eNceiienl
spoech. but because he came MI the
wav from PIkeyilic 10 attend ana also
made n contribution.
f.o6is Banne was the Arsese con
t,ihufor In woris. agreeing TO piow one
r,ile ~ road for the road machine ana
airo 10 assist In pulling the road ma
chiae II necessary
A counter movement ~ under way =
nse the c..crts on the East Fork Ai,u
Fnflsburg rond. as some believe THIS ~
more desirable.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
MOORE LIQUOR coNFIscArep.

A nf
n,n, ,r.aL W We str,,cL snae in
Ionisa Tnesdav evening which has
,,ar,ad hts h,,s,,,e.s, earaar a, Ieaat for
a-s,iie us savs ~ n 9I wears old bnt
~ doesn,, ,oot 4, Irnu,,selv he bad
nhoser = ,,.ycta nd,s,ne career e. n
sa,d and he s,ocl consis,ed whoilv ~
ne, goods r,hich 4, q ,bouebt he in
,.nded 10 d,snense vsthou, the knowI-
edee o. conssn, !, JrncIe sam or the
iocsI an,hor,,te. Tae got or OF tbe
train Tnesdav evening with a very
heavy u,i, ca.e A friend named pratt
me, rim ana assis,ed with the load
Thsv nc, M.r-hsI r r. skaggs and
he tnon,rsd sho,,t The con,ents m. their
svit case Tbev said Il Contained cloth
ing. The Marshal insisted upon open
ing II and when he did 80 there was ex-
posed TO view 81 pints and halves OF
assorted brands OF bug juice Porter
the Police court room. Porter inquired
as TO the penalty under the charge and
offered to take the lowest. which was
$50 and confiscation Of the liquor. This
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
WORDS or coMMENDATioN
FOR HON. 3. X. HARRIS


Hon. B. H. Harris. representative in
The Legislature from Boyd and Law
renee. made an excellent record at
Frankfort and is being commended by
the best element of our citizenship.
He was on the job every day and TAX
ing an active interest in getting
good laws through.
Following is a letter addressed to him
by the Rotary Club OF Ashland:
Hon. b. H. Harris
Catlettsburg, Ky
Dear Sir:-The Ashland Rotary Club
at its recent meeting directed me to
express to its appreciation OF your
services rendered your District and
State during the session of the legfs-
lature Just ended.
We desire to thank you especially
FOR your efforts in behalf of laws in
which we were directly Interested
Very truly yours
CHAS. b. DICKSON, Secretary.
From the Ashland independent we
take the following:
Col Harry f. Price has returned
from a several weeks stay in Frank
fort and is enthusiastic over the
achievements of the Legislature. He
claims this is the greatest legislature
in 40 years and that Brig. Harris is one
of the abIest representatives this dis
trict ever had and that the State has
had but few like him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
srrrINe THE CLOCK FoRwARD

The fact that all clocks and watches
must be set an hour ahead at the end
Of March does not add sixty minutes
to the daTilght period. Of course. But
Il really does add sixty minutes TO the
daylight the worker can enjoy after the
days work is done. And It lets him get
10 bed an hour earlier and rise an hour
earlier without, realizing the fact that
he has changed his time OF going TO
bed and getting up. We are all crea-
tures OF habit and slaves OF the watch
and the clock II ones habit is 10 10 e
bed NJ II O'Clock. and the watches and
clocks unite In saying that II Is II
O'Clock then 10 bed one win go. And II
makes no difference that everybod'
knows that the watches and clocks
have been joined In a legal conspiracy
10 call 10 o'clock II o'clock The day
light saving plan will soor prove its
practical usefulness. Il viii be 30 pop
ular with all classes that II will be-
come permanent feature OF our ma
tionni life by common consent-New
York American.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
TWO MEN killed
BY train Wreck
ons WAS a SON or JUDGE JOHN
i. THOMPSON, OF Law
aEncE COUNTY.

p.arr Thompson and Harry Boyd
yer, killed near Beaver creek Junctioh
when the train on which they were em-
Moved was wrecked. A tree was tnroWh
seroas the track by n slide and the en-
zine struck Il. turning over and catcn-
,ng the two men under a. Four cars
~ere deraiied. The bodies were badly
scalded and mangIed. Several hours
YORK was required 20 extricate tne
bodies
Pearl Thompapn was son OF
county Judge John II. Thompson OF
Potter. He was 2b years old ana un-
married.. Boyd was about the same
nro. married and Lived at BoDbs. NY.
He was fireman on the engine ano
Thompson was a brakeman.
The accident occurred about a ma
Monday two miles up the Beaver creek
branch Of the c. a o. railroad In floyu
county. The train was an extra lrelsn'
The engineer was T. J. Vance oi rus
Ill and the conductor NJ. Green, o.
Ashland both OF whom escaped WIN
slight injuries.
pcarl Thompson was hne youns
man. industrious sober and hcnoraoie
Hls death Is dceply mourned by man,
frienda The body was buried near th'
home OF his parents.