davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
kIonika MlsIscoWa.

poczem wszyscy wybiegli, wsie-
dli do swego automobilu i odyr
ehali.
Numer ich automobile jednak-
re zauwazyiy panny H. Sullivan
A. Miller, zatrudnione obok wy
szynku w biurze Henneberry Co.
Rabusiow take zauwazyl L. ].
EFierman, z pnr. 2310 w. 21sza III.
szofer autom9bilu ciezarowego.
ktory usilowai Scigac rabusiou.
lecz ci go wyprzedzili.
Numer AUTOMOBILE bandyckie-
go byi l23,182, Policya natych--
Mast zbadah ! dowiedzia}a sic,
ze AUTOMOBILE z tym numerem ma
Santo~ Orlando, z pnr. 1923 Lar
rabee III. Gdy przybyia ma miej-
see. znalazis W garazu automobil
z tym numjerem. Motor jeszcze
byi go aeyl Dom otoczono. Ma
pukanie 4fkt ME odpowiedziai,
Przekonfno sic, re budynek byi
PolEya strzegia domu przez ca
IA NOT. Aresztowano siedmiu MIC
dyoh; Wlochow, podejrzanych, I.
naleEa do szajki Orlando.
Re rabunek byi starannie u
planowany, dowodem jest takt,
Il dnia tego szynkarz wyciagnai
z.banku $500 ma spienielenie
czekow pracownikow, pracuja-
eych W sasiednich fabrykach. =,
5000 wIozyi do aparatu, a res
re do pudeika pod kantorem ty-
toniowym. Ostatnia sumo rabu-
sic pomineli.
Szynkarz umarl, ME odzyskaw
sly przytomno5ci, GoSc, ktory sic
nazywa B. Wendell, Z pnr. Sis
Lexington ave-, ma rane w pie
each. Rama jest tax grozna, IL
lekarze jeszcze ME wiedza, czy
wyzdrowieje. Me pozwalaJa .Au
mic movie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
sna-rt pod kossmi automobil6w.

smacrt pod kotsmi automobilow.
PAM K. Troost umarla w sDpi-
talI Engiewood jake rezultat ran
zsdanych jej przez automobil ma
przecieciu ulic 6aciej i Homan
ave. Mieszkala pnr. 1898 w. 94ta
place i liczysa lat 81. S. Rieman,
kierownk automobile, pnr.
AIS Ellis ave-, bedzie aresztowa-
ny.
]. Rice, LEGACY lat 4S, umari
w szpitalu powiatowym. Pred
kilku dniami ma rogu ulic River
! S. Water uderzyl go automobil
P. A. Fricka i rzucil pred auto
mobil idacy w kierunku przeciw-
nym, ktory sic ME zatrzymai. -
Frick mieszka pnr. 1914 S. Michi-
gan Blvd.
w. Centrenke, IS lat LEGACY, z
pnr. 5252 Mead ul., Argo, ILL.,, "a
bity zostai ma mieiscu przez auto
mobil rzadowy, ktorym kierowa}
J. Lowman, gdy zeskoczyi z in
nego automobile ciezarowego w
Argo. Lowman zostai aresztowa-
ny przez policye w Argo. DIS cd
bywaja sic ogledziny.
PAM NJ. Taylor, zpnr. 633T
Kenwood ave. umarla w godzinie
20 wypadku, W ktorym zostaia
najechana przez automobil kiero-
wany przez pania S. Luby, Fam.
pnr. 77O9 Peoria III. Wypadek wy
Daryl sic ma przecieciu ulic %
! Kenwood
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
kiedy to Kuba zaciaga}a pozyczke
W Stanach Zjednoczonych, bedaO
jeszcze pod kontrola hiszpanska.
ZMoDYFIKUJEMY KONSTY
TUCYE LIGI NAROD6W -
q, LODGE.

Washington, rs czerwca. -
,,Opozycya przeciw przyjeciu W
obecnym zarysie proponowanej
konstytucyi. Ligi Narodow jest
silniejsza obecnie, niz kledykol--
wick. Niezawodnie many dosyc
glosow do przeprowadzenia po-
trzebnych poprawek, co tez bez-
wlocznie uczynimy", oswald
CYL senator Lodge, 20 Przestu-
dyowaniu republikahskich sena--
torow W kweStyi Ligi Narodow.
Podczas dyskusyi ma ten tcmat.
przyszio do ma}ego nieporozumle
MIA pomiedzy oponentami Ligi W
sprawie sposobu prowadzenia
Rampant opozycy5nej. Oponenci
podzielili sic ma dwie grupy. Jed
ma z Mich sprzeciwia sic jakimkol
week Lyon, druga zaS utrzymu-
ie, re take odrzucenie jej ME be-
die tax skutecznem, jak sobie to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
FLOTA NAPOWIETRZNA
WYJEDZIE MA POWITANIE
X LOT
NIKoW.
NIK6W.

.Nowy York, rs czerwca. - OIL
brzymia flota napowietrzna. zfo-
iona z rozmaitego rodzaju typu
latawc6w ! balonow, wyruszy ia
powitanie lotnikow amerykan-
skich, kt6rzy pierwsi dokonaIi
przelotu ponad Altantyk, a kto-
1zy zawina do Portu we czwar-
tex. Lotnicy jada ma transporrow
Gu Zeppelin. Przygotowania ma
przyjecie ich So jug prawie ma u
konczeniu. Lotnicy marynarscy,
armii ! prywatni wfascicicle ae-
roplan6w Z entuzyazme,a PREY
jeli suggestive uczestniczenia w
demonstracyi. Department VOL
nv powiadomil, re zgadza sic Ma
to. ably jak najokazalej przyJeto
lotnik6w. TIE same wiadomosci pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
LIGI
~ROZPOACZYNAJA KAN
ANIL

Washington, rs czerwca.
Senator Johnson Z Kalifornii, re-
pub1ikanin, tudziez senator Reed
z Missouri, zgodzili sic ma wygio
szenie NOW ma pierwszych zebra
mach masowych, jake maja bye
urzadzone w roznych czeSciach
kraju przez oponent6w Ligi Ma
rodow. Pierwsza serya zebran ma
sowych odbedzie sic w hall Car
negie w Nowym Yorku. Ma tenn
wlaSnie pierwszem zebraniu w
sobote bedzie przemawial senator
Johnson, oraz senator Reed. Ze-
bran;a te urzadzane So pod egida
,,Ligi Zachowania INiepodlegioSci
Amerykanskiej."
Urzednicy owej ligi zap0wta-
daja, re podobne zebrania odbe-
da sic w caiym kraju, a senate
rzv. przeciwni Lidze Narodow,
beda ma Mich przemawiac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
WYPADEK AEROPLA-
NOWY-

Rey Beach, N. Y, rs. czerwca.
- Porucznik S. M. Watson z
Rogers, Tex, oraz NJ. Ireland,
cywilny mechanic z Westbury,
zostali ma miejscu zabici, gdy
acroplan, kt6ry1n sic wzbili W
powietrze, runa} z wysokoSci Kill
kuset stop ma ziemie. Wkr6tce
rotem maszyna zaje}a sic, a cia}a
lotnikow spalily sic ma wegiel.
Aeroplan spad} niedaleko ogrodu
nape}nionego publiczno5cia, kto--
"a bezskutecznie stara}a sic st}u-
mic p}omienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

dzfa1 odm6w7 poprawienia pro-
jektu w tym kierunku, ably pre-
chowywanie trunkow przez oby-
wateli uczynic nielegalnem.
DZISIAJ MA NASTAPIc GE-
NERALNY STRAJK w O.
MAHA.
Omaha, Nebr., %. czerwca. -
Cnia palaczy tudziez unie kler-
k6w i stenografistow g~iosowaiy
"a przylaczeniem sic z sympathy
dc generalnego bezrobocia straJ-
kujacych szofer6w i woznicow.
Unie cieSl6w upowaznify swych
urzednik6w do czynienia odpo-
wiednich krok6w bez wzgledu ma
to, czy g}osowanie wypadnie ma
korzySG strajku czy tez odwrot-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

nych na $250.OO0 Z ogniotrwale;
kasy hotelu Biltmore. Przedmio.
ty te nalczaiy do ~niejakiej PAM
O. Milihiser L Richmond, Va.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
DAWNI RADY
SZKOLNEJ OTRZYMUJA
7ATEcT = DEMSVE

Administrators miejska wczoraj
wypiacila dawnym urzednikom
rady szkolnej zaleg}e Pensye, W
zamian "a co zrezygnowali zt
swych wszelkich ~pretenSyi do
swych dawnych urzedow. Wyja-
tex jeden stanowi by}y superin-
tendent szk6i publicznych c. E.
Chadsey, kt6ry take swa zalegia
pensye otrzyma}, lecz re swych
pretensyi do urzedu ME zrezyg-
nowai. Og6iem wyplacono yale
g}ych pensyi ponad $4,000. A. R.
Shannon, byiy adwokat rady
szkolnej, otrzymai S23,5O0; L. E.
lar, byiy asystent adwokata
byznesowy, s28,5OO; c. NJ. Mil
Larson, byiy sekretarz i zarzadca
$500: G. Steinbrecher, by}y asys
tent adwokata $2,O41 B. J. Vert
heiner, byfy asystent adwokata
1921.
DR.. Chadsey otrzymal $3.50,
60 Jest W proPorcyi do lego pen
syn, kt6ry w~ynosiia $4,000.
Dawna rada szkolna ME zanie-
chala akcyi prawnej przeciw no.
wei radzie szkolnej, ktora ko9-
troluje Thompsona ,,solidna szost
ka". Chadsey takze wytoczy pro-
ces, zadajao przywrocenia utraco
uego stanowrska.
URZEDNIK FEDERALNY
WYKRYL OSZUSTWA w
ORGANIZACYACH OBCO-
J~FZYCZNYCH'
L. Steiner. urzednik federalne-
90 wydziaiu handful wojennego,
podaje drugi wywiad, W ktorym
domaga sic kontroli federalnej
mad wysyfka przez cudzoziemcoM
pieniedzy do Europy, mad pew
nemi organizacyami cudzoziem--
shemi, ktore pod plaszczykiem
dobroczynnosci zbieraja fundusze
azeby je schowac do wiasnych
kieszeni, oraz mad prywatnymi
bankierami, agencyami szyfkart
okretowych i pewnymi duchow-
pymi, kt6rzy podobno eksploatu-
ia immigrant6w.
Azeby poiozyc kres eksPloata-
cvi ! uwolnit immigrantow cd
wplyw6w szkodliwych, Steiner
proponuie osiedlanie immigran-
tow ma roll j W tym celu ma bye
zaiozona korporacya p. n Com
munity Farm Home Loan and
Equipment Corporation" pod kt6
rel kierownicwem osady rolnicze
maja bye utworzone. Osadnicy
beda budowali ulepszenia, budyn
XII rolnicze, drogi ftp. pod kerow'
nictwem ekspertow korPoracyi
Steiner sadzi, re w tym kierurku
NIGGA bye skierowane oszczedno-
Sci immigrantow, ktorzy w pre-,
c1wnym razie wysis je do EuroPy
T E oSoBY Gina WE
WYPADKAcH AUTO
Y
c1tery osoby wczorai znalazly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

Pnuru6utr~s pracyS - Czr-a- ni'"'s
Szrs':arh r7iENSiKt rIii,'I ,STlI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
~CUDZOZIEMCY STARAJA
SIZE O PASZPORTY DO
sWYcH KRAKOW RO-
DZTNNYCH-

Nowy York, Is czerwca- -
W1adze z biura Paszportowego
zanotowaly wczoraj nowy rekord
w liczbie cudzo1iemcow, stara-
jacych sic o pozwolenie opuszcze
MIA Ameryki, celem wyjechania
do swych KRAKOW rodzinnych. O.
koio try tysiacc obconarodow-
COW - przewaznie Grekow i
Wloch6w - wypelni}o wczoraJ
aplikacye o paszporty. W}adze
immigracyjne twierdzs, re licz-
ba ia stale bedzie wzrastac, Po-
czawszy Cd dnia podpisania wa
runk6w pokojowych-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
SZESCIORO DZIECI N
w

Bode, Iowa, 25. czerwca. -
SzeScioro dzieci z rodziny Fable
row zgine}o W p}omieniach, ktore
doszczetnie zniszczyiy ich BUDDY
mex. Jedno dziecko wyratowali
rodzice, ktorzy sic doPiero wten-
czas pobudzili, kiedy juz ca}y bu-
dynek stat W pfomieniach. Pc
przebudzeniu sic, wybiegli z do
mu, przypuszczajqc, re rcszta
dzieci uczynila to samo.
KRADZIEz w HOTELU NO.
WOJORSKIM.
Nowy York, Is. czerwca. -
Powiadomiono wczoraj, re rozpo
inwestygacye w sprawie
kradziezy rozmaitych przcdmio--
tow wartosciowych, oszacowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

niektorzy senatprzy wyobraza19-
Przypuszczaja oni, re nailepsza
rzecza byfoby oderwac Lige Ma
rod6w cd reszy warunkow poKo-
jowych, a dopiero wtenczas PREY
stapiG do piracy mad potrzebnemi
poprawkami do proponowanej
konstytucyi Ligi Narodow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
TELECRAMY KRAJOWE

Dokohczenie re strongly l~-szej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
REDZIE MONA MEG TRU-
MEX w DOMU.

Washington, %. czerwca. -
Wvdziat ~sadowniczy Izby wyrzu
Gil z projektu prohibicyjnego klau
zule, zabraniaiaca prywatnym O.
bvwatelom p~rzechowywania trun
k6w i uzywania ich 20 n~astanlu
nrohibicvi. Innemi slowy, wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25
.ROTKIE re
STOLICY KRAJU.

Washington, %. czerwca.
Z powodu ostatnich niepowodzen
armii admirala Kolczaka, Anne
rvka i Alianci prawdoPodobnie
odrocza IA czas nieogranlczony
uznanie rzadu W Omsku-
- Niekt6rzy cz}onkowie Kon-
gresu twierdza, &c poza planem
sckretarza Lane'a udzielenia zo}-
nierzom odpowiednich obszarow
z;emi pod uprawe kryja sic osobl-
ste i~nteresa. Reprezentant Nj
chols, republikanin z Michigan
oSwiadczyi, re W zesz}ym tygo-
dniu stawa1 pred wydzialcm pc
wien zolnierz, ktory, jak sic poz-
mel okazato, ME czyni} tego "a
wlasna VIOLA, ale "a PodszePtcm
niejakiego ]. J. Harris'a, jedneSo
z wiascicielow The Big Horn
" 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

daja, Re przyjeeie zasogf 'MCt
bedzie W Ameryce O wiele okazal-
SEE niz przyjecie dokonane ma ich
Geese W Europe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-28
GLADYS AND DENNIS

The sick Of our community are
slowly improving.
Ada Cooksey, who has been sick for
some time. is no better.
Mrs. Dora Bentley is calling on
home folks this week.
Charley and Jim Rice were calling
at A. ]. Cooltsey's Tuesday.
Charley and John Cooksey attended
Sunday school nt Morgan creek Sun
day afternoon.
Several OF this place attended church
at the head OF Gait Sunday.
There viii be church at Compton
the second Sunday in April. Every
body come.
Ernest Webb. who has been at Camp
Green. N. c.. for some time, has re-
turned home. We are glad to see them
marching home again,
Miss Jettie Kitchen called on her
cousin, Miss Birdie Carter Wednesday
and Thursday
Mrs. Maude Compton was shopping
at Dennis Monday,
Grace Cooksey and cousin, Reba
called on Mintie Rice Sunday.
Ernest Webb was calling at A. J.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-28
GLADYS.

There are few cases of measles in
our midst and some cases are very
severe
There has been revival meeting
going on near this place, Rev. Levi
Jones, of Ohio, conducted the meeting.
Much good was done with some con-
versions.
Harrison Large has moved into our
neighborhood.
Miss HERNIA Kitchen of Dennis, was
recently visiting Miss Effie Wright at
Gladys.
A. d. Ball was transacting business
in Louisa Saturday.
Ernest Webb, who joined the army
some time ago, has received his dis
charge and returned home
Willie Blankenship, who has employ
ment at Ashland, is visiting his family
here
Mrs. Edison Boggs was shopping at
Dennis last week,
Mrs. Cora Elswick was recently
visiting Mrs, Eliza Webb.
Mrs. Martha Ball was recently visit
ing Mrs. Rosa Wright.
Tommy lobe, of Twin Branch, was
on our creek Saturday.
Andy Webb, Jr, is improving, after
having the flu.
Oscar Diamond and wife were visit
ing home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Willie Presley was visiting his faith
er at Tuscola Saturday and Sunday.
A. d. Ball, wife and little son, Jay T.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-28
NOTICE..

There win be called meeting OF the
City Council Tuesday evening, April l.,
at the City Hall nt the regular meeting
hour In which all property holders
along the proposed street to be inn
proved are requested TO be present and
state whether or not they will be ready
TO pay their proportion OF said i'm
provement In cash or viii want ten
year interest bearing bonds issued
against their property TO be paid an
nually In installmcnts.
The parties whose property aSutting
said streets 10 be improved are as
follows.
Ambrose Hay. Robt Dixop. T. T.,
Shannon. II. u. Hewlett, Mary Davis,
+. L. Stewart. Frank vinson. Ed, Well
man, Jas Hatcher. Fred See, J, w.
Yates DR. A. w. Bromley. Henry
Gaines. Elem McHenry J. Il. Rife. IL.
w. Williamson, w T. Cain. l.. T..
Wallace. VIM. Summons, Loss Evans.
Chris. Nicewander, Big Sandy Milling
Co. NJ. s. Burns. o. G. Atkins. City
Hall. Mrs. Chapman. Lambert q Queen.
Watson Estate. Mrs. ]. II. Reynolds,
q. s. Wilson. p. II. Vaughan, q. w.
Castle. Mrs Hannah Lackcy 7. IL.
Yates, Louisa National Bank, Jas.
wooda etc. Jas. Vlnson, D. g. Spen-
GER II, r. Ferguson. Mrs. s. w. Bart
ram. c. Il. wellman. Christian church,
Mont Hywood. VIM. Carter. c. II. Hen
siey. J. u. Peters. Mrs. Nancy Boggs,
Mrs. Martha Roberts, Lafe Wellman.
John NJ. Moore. j. II. Preston. VIM
Rcmmele. Conley. r. S. chaffin, J. b.
crutcher, DR.. L. II, York. DR.. I. ID.
Burgess. u S. Reservation, chns. +.
Branham.
A. SNYDER, Mayor.
RI yINSoN, City Clerk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-28
OBITUARY

on Tuesday night, March 20, at ten
o'clock the death angel visited the
home OF. MIR and Mrs. Sam shannon
OF prichard, w. Va, and took there
from their youngest child, Hobert. His
death wns caused by typhoid fever
with which he was stricken In jan
nary. He was sick 4G days and bore
his sufferings patiently to the end.
His father and sister nursed him faith
fully aud were always rewarded with
a smile for each little kind act. lie
was lust in the prime OF life. having
been born October I. 1897 and soon
after his twenty-frst birthday he reg
istered for service to his country, but
Il was not the will OF Him who doeth
all things well
All was done that kind hands ana
loving hearts could do for him, but to
no avail.
The funeral was conducted at the
shiloh church and burial at the Fer
ghson graveyard
He leaves to mourn the loss his low
ing father and mother. two brothers
and two sisters who were all near him
!. 10 the end except one brother. George,
who lis in France. The other brother
~ Quinn, and the sisters are Mrs. Jno'
~ MA and Mrs. Burg Bolt.
MANY were the beautiful floral on
s,,.rings contributed by friends which
" could number by the score as Ho-
bert was loved by all who knew him
A NEIGHBoR q FRIEND.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-28
MEREDITH, w. VA.

The party given by Miss Gladys Nc
Comas on last Tuesday evening was
largely attended, Those present. were
Misses Gladys McComas. Celecte Stur-
gill, Isle Pack, Florence Loar Blanch
Frazier Daisy Toppins, Ida Lester.
Anna F4azier, l.ss.c Toppins and Lilly
Lester; Mess 9. Anderville Hanley.
Clyde Frazier sam Porter. Goodwin
Hickman, Wili.c Lester. Burke Hanley,
Frank McComas, Walter Hanley. Lloyd
McComas, Elmer Frazier, Jim Skeens.
Fred Loar and Paul Hanley. M
All enjoyed the games and the
candy. she is to be complimented on
fudge making. JEN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Clerk of the City OF Lou
lisa. Ky, until one o'clock p. m. April
8. 1919. by the City Council of the
City of Louisa, for the Improvement
OF several streets being the continue
ton within the city limits of the Inter-
County Seat road from Catlettsburg,
Boyd county. to Louisa. Lawrence
county. n distance of approximately
rs miles.
The Improvement will consist of
shaping the road. constructing drain
age structures and surfacing 1t to a
width OF twenty (20) and thirty-six
(36) feet with concrete rock asphalt
or bituminous macadam. Selection of
bids are opened.
The work to be done involves APP
proximately the following:
Concrete for entrances Glass e 1928
II GU. yds.; Vitrified clap pipe, 10 in.
80 lin. IT.; vitrifed clay pipe, ~ in.
145 lin. IT.: Curb inlets, 2; Earth exca-
walton 100 Gu. yds.
Concrete Pavement--Concrete paw
ing. $3.50 So yds.
Rock Asphalt Pavement-Rock As
phalt, $50 tons; Crushed stone or Stag.
$500 tons.
Bituminous Macadam - Bituminous
Material $4,000 gals; Crushed stone
or Stag, $500 tons.
Plans may be seen and instructions
to bidders, specifications and forms OF
proposal secured al he office of the
CITY Clerk Mt Lou 5H Nv, and at the
office Of the Depa tment OF Public
Roads Old Capitol building, Frank
font KY
\ certified check payable to the City
OF Louisa equal in round
nln.bers to per cent Of the bid must
q accompany each proposal.
The right to reject any md all bids
ia reserved. Il. WILEY,
Al. Commissioner OF Public Roads.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-28

iting home folks. g.SIes
Make Crider, Of Deephole, was at
Latesville one day last week. I'D 81
Cupid says the wedding bells will be
ringing at this place soon. . sitss
Mrs. Martha Ramey and Mrs. Mary
Rupe were calling on Mrs. Jennie
Thacker Sunday.
Miss Kizzie Ramey was calling on
Miss Lou Carter Sunday. iaes.
The farmers of this community are
very busy getting ready to farm, tpl
There will be pie social atnthiS
place Saturday night March 2sth-
Everybody invited. ise i,
Remember prayer meeting at this
place every Thursday night. "a, 9si!f
CHICKEN LITTLE.
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attended the holiness meeting Sunday.
Miss Isal Webb was visiting Edgell
and Evell Ball Friday.
Harve Crabtree of Chattaroy, has
been visiting relatives here.
The infant child Of George Carter
has been very sick.
Miss Opal Webb was recently visit
ing Mrs. Martha Ball.
Chester Webb is expected home soon
from Chattaroy.
Ralph Holbrook was visiting his
daughter here last week.
w. C. Wright was visiting his little
grandchildren Sunday.
Loray Webb was visiting her little
cousins, Edgell Evell and Jay T. Ball
recently. AID TRUE.
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YATESVILLE

Grace Crank and Bessie Casey made
bushes strip to Louisa Monday.
Several from Deephole attended
Sunday school here last Sunday.
We are sorry to say the sick of our
community are no better.
Grace and Gyp Blankenship enter
tanned recently.
Mrs. Mary Ann Adkins was calling
on Miss Hazel Stewart Sunday.
The prayer meeting at this place
Thursday night was largely attended.
Earl Diamond, of Smoky Valley. was
at this place Sunday.
Sgt John Bentley was calling on
friends here Sunday.
Richard Rice. of Huntington, is Wis
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FARM FOR SALE

600 acre farm near Gallup station.
eight miles SOUTH of Louisa, Good
house. Large tobacco barn (needs re-
pairing) Several crops of good to-
bacco have been produced on the farm
A considerable amount of timber on
the place. Fertile soil. No mineral
rights. nor oil and gas rights have
been leased or sold from this land and
the indications for both are good. APP
ply to AUGUSTUS SNYDER. Louisa,
Nv
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Relatives here were notified OF the
death OF the sixteen months old child
OF MIR. and Mrs, II ID. Fitzpatrick of
Prestonsburg which occurred last Fri
day.
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DR.. wroten's friends will regret to
hear that he has had quite severe
attack OF illness within the last few
days. He is now slightly better, how
ever.
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FOR sALEi--o. l. G. hogs. Ped
igreed stock. Gifts and pigs. Price
reasonable. RALPH b.. TERRELL,
r. +. ID. 2. Louisa. Ky. 2-2S-4t
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Lawrence Fiscal Court will meet in
regular semi-annual session next Tues
day.
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Go to ]. L. Moore. Fuller Station,
for your hay. chop. middlings, seed
oats and salt. 2l-4-3t
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Tom Page and family moved into
the house recently vacated by zeb
Heston and wife
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BIG SANDY NEWS
Friday March %. 1919.

g. w. Atkinson has been quite sick
for several days with influenza.
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FOR RENTi--Two light housekeep-
Ing rooms MRS. ELLA HAYS. 1t
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BULL FoR sALEt.

BULL FOH SALEi-- Registered
short horn. . months old. color red,
little white; weight about 600 lbs.
Blood lines, Scotch top. good one. II
intereated come and see him. ToBE
FRENCH. Vessle, Ky, 3-7-4t
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Rice Mcclure has returned from
Georgia where he spent several months
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SALESMAN wANrEp--Lubrieotinp

OIL. Grease. SpecialtieB. Paint. Part or
whole time. Commission basis. Man
with car or rig preferred. RIVERSIDE
REFINING CO. Cleveland. Ohio itpd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-16
BAccALAuREArE SERMON
 BY PRES. B. T. MARSHALL
Special to The Bulletin )

President Benjamin T. Marshall de- livered the baccalaureate sermon to Connecticut colleges first commence ment class Sunday afternoon at o. clock at the Second Congregational church at New London. Making his address a call to service demanded today of those equipped to serve. He described the menace of socialism and bolsheyism and called on the 10 mem bers of the class to recognize these as two foes that are to be combatted in the present day.
 The members of the class attended in cap and gown. marching into the church to seats reserved for them and marked of. by blue ribbons, the col lege color.
 Rev. E. H. Kellogg of the faculty made the opening prayer and the mu sic was by the college choir with Pro- lessor Coerne at the organ.
 Admission to the church was by ticket only. but it was crowded to the doors. Only the juniors and seniors of the student body were allowed to attend.
 On Saturday afternoon tea was given at the Shaw mansion for the senior class by the D. A. R. chapte, of New London.
 This (Monday) afternoon, from 3 tc l s o'clock President and Mrs. Marshall will entertain the class, and the senior prom will be held at the Mohican ho- tel from g p. m. to q, m.