The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-24
DAILY REVIEW

DR.. Karl Liebknecht and Ros Lux
emburg, leaders of the Berlin Spar
tacans, were the victims of mobs in
the German capital. Tho woman was
first beaten into insensibility and then
killed by a man who fired a bullet
through her head. DR.. Liebknecht
was shot by soldiers as he attempted
to make his escape. #
Higher salaries for county superin-
tendents and teachers, compulsory
school attendsoGe, standardization off
school builein- astate teE eQ1sol
idated schonadwieA Pas.es Aw..
teachers byow Of James Cbadu,io,.
OF the thinn aged woman LIVING 80 ue-
ents In 49, this county. died Sundav ca car
eri days' mother of Thos. Chadwick a,'s
'Wn as one of the good wona,,
a. Z. community in which she ~
ton OF or great many years u
his arg
terstate cHenry Mead's Death
day. sayingtead. age rs, died satprd.,
would elim' near the mouth OF Co..
In the manapn-co., where he had H.
airs. He is survived -,
Miss fannt several grown SONS 49,
In charge oThe funetl = Is,,e saa
Albany woy b. Hewl, fisseea
Peace Confnto the M N
gainst GU years ago. I'VE
officers zen and on
GUM. Tee OF ed,
guilty be endu,eot
hildren
David Jai results
dor to Gerne mad
annual meea physid
State Bar Gus meiz
sovereign rig moth
must be prm.
nations whi, ~
Peace Cohferei5art
In an interview n
respondents at Twl1z
declared that the i. led
barrier between Frdopt-
to guard against seyne
praised American h ys- "a
ing that they hao c.. ecc,
punch. doady u %,
ybe1c r,ane
The Artillery s1oLa.
School at Camp Txood
tinued indefinitely awre
permanent institut his
States Army. The pa M.
be graduated Lebrdary
session will start fife III
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Premier Clemenceau r.
President Of the Peace
which began its session yes
was nominated by PresideI
and the nomination was seco
Premier Lloyd George. Pr
Poincare delivered an address,
which he praised the work of the
lies in the war.
Whether candidates for seats In the
Kentucky House of Representatives,
will run in districts create dunder the
new or old legislative apportionmentf
is quetion tht is agitating both the
minds of Democratic and Republican,
politicians.
z A more liberal policy in deter1n ming
whether dependents for supp1ft on
soldiers are entitled to gove ment
finally allowances to supplem the
soldiers allotment of pay has been
adopted by the Wr Risk InsuranS Blu
reau.
Advices from Warsaw indicat that
PaderewslxPs new cabinet plea es all
classes except the radical sol alists,
who threaten to strike If the Ihistry
holds office until the elections 70 the
assembly.
Careful Investigations, according to
aevices from Paris. Indicate th4t the
aims OF Great Britain in theN Pece
Conference closely approximate those
of the United States.
Louisville firms are planning toAseek
trade in South America. where there
appears to be a very inviting fieldl for
for products OF that city. {.
Southern Congressman have cabled
President Wilson urging a lifting Of
the embargo on the export Of cotton
to Europe.
Monday.
Representative Stephen G. Porter, of
Pennsylvania has prepared resoiu-
ton calling for an Investigation by
Congress- OF the operations of the Ca
rama government. Continued ragaves
against American citizens in Mexico
and the move on the part Of the Mex
lean Government to confiscate Amer
leah oil property 1T is said, have caus-
ed the demand for prompt action on
the part of the United States Gov
ernment-4
The machinery of the Peace Confer
ence, set in motion formally on the
anniversary of the Treaty Of Paris
called forth from the Paris newspapers
descriptive contrasts of the military
character of the Prussian victory with
the democratic nature displayed sat
urday without formality or military I
pomp.
Militant suffragettes, many Of whom
nave served jail sentences for pickel- +
ling the White House ana pul,Ans
copies of President wilson's speech IN
| Erance win make a tour of the coun-