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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
PATRICK

s=.day School Al Graves Shoals
every Sunday morning.
There win be church AZ the Preston
Gap next Sunday Everybody come
Misses Lenna and Cora Biesins. Of
Onut. have been visiting relatives
here. Mr. and Mrs. lfilIAzd Boiling
Miss Pauline Meade and Miss SiDdz
Boyd spent the morning Sunday with
Miss Emma Biessins
Arthur Price. Of ". Va. has been
visiting home foIlls-
Mrs Ana williamson spent the A.
ternOon with Mrs- Blessing and daugb-
ter Myrtle
Miss Merfnda Walters after q b<.si
visit AZ WhifehOuse. returned home
last Saturday
Miss Minnie Justice who has been
sick for some time. = some batter
Ernest Williamson ATTENDED church
AZ RockcastlE Sunday
LONESOME KID.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
SALTPETRE

Monroe Fannin preached q fine SER
mon Sunday. He preached the funeral
Of Rebecea Damr0n. wife Of John ,
Damron- Bro. Fannln was the Satur-
day night guest Of Mr. and Mrs Cal
win DamrOn.
Mr.. and Ms. Monroe sammons. Of
Louisa. visited Nr. and Mrs u s
PauIey.
Mrs.. Fsorenee HardWick - very ii
with WhoOping cough.
Mrs. Frances Williams and Mrs
Cora Harris were among those who
attended church sunday
Mrs Nancy Damron and children. Of
Huntington. W. Ia. were visiting her
mother. Mrs. Jane weIlman. Of Brom-
ley Ridge.
Mrs.. Rizzie Robinson was visiting
Mrs Ida Potters Saturday night
Whooping cough II raging in our
community. JUICY FRUIT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
PRESENCE OF ORGANIZE HATS
~ Least On. PSse. Of This Charming
Bes6gezr IL Rcezr6e5 Necessary
By All Women

OrEzndIe hats are just now diverse
nd beautiful A few seasons ago
1hsT popped into The horizon IS : pOs-
nEblIty and were given more or less
Passing and amused attention. but
now everybody Is doing AZ Ieast one
1zEnndie hat Il Is . hat % lead
Bame1 asfray and 70 lure from their
pockefbooks much more money thar
GleT had planned 70 let slip away In
1hnf direction. for such hats are apt 70
- - becoming that. n spite Of the
1acf that they are per1shabIe IN the
nxfreme. they are irresistible
In pastel shades and cOIorings these
1EEnndIe hats have reached their high
~ deTeIo2meu. The viOIets and
plnks and yeIl0Ss are fascinating
7Onen fhey are trimmed with nothing
- an. but ere % constructed and
Ehnped that their rolling brims and
MIR softly folded crOsns take care %
nss @sc.e dgty Of . hat Then there
Ne soDe which are trimmed with big
REashing bows Of the same material
OEhezz are dOne with auted bows 70
EAlms IN with the frocks which the
hgtg are designed 70 accompany One
- dhese orgzndie hats was made Of
11lfe and was trimmed with large
- sweeping bow Of vide black vel
- ribbOn across the front One
e.uId picture Il worn with the vhitest
- white dresses made also 81 the
ulspy white Organdse maisr5at. An
sGher organize kat had . band q par-
- fhIlIe ribbon wound closely about
Ehebase q the drzped crOvn Of mauye-
Anocher had q basket q fresh and
11den posies embroidered On the fro1t
- = drzped pink Organdie crown
nay ae done IN al nanners-these
frnnsparent hats Of summer-and each
De b most charming
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
GOOD HEALTH HINTS
OkIzhona Farmer Gives Sound Ad
we On Avoiding Sickzess-
Use1 Black raughf
50 Years.

Cameron, Oklz-=T have used
Thedfordis Blzck-Drzught for about
thirty years, and certainly ought to
know By this tine what good medf-
cine II Is. says III. T. l. Bostier. =
wellknoEn farmer Of this place Mr.
Bosffer has passed his fhreescoreand-
tenth year. but declares his health
still > good. and ! can say Black
Drzught did its part
Where there Is . lot Of malaria, .
liver medicine Is necessity, and
have never found one better tran
Blzck-Draught,- continues the Okla
homan- 1t is one that know TO be
reliable. l sure use II for tie liver.
stomach. constipation indigestion, and
II has done me world OF good We
use il for the family. and it gives
satisfaction
Most trouble, or sickness. comes
nom the liver. and II taken IN time
can be ave- ed. That IS Why use
Black Drat ( as do. ! am much
pleased with results Obtained
Thediordis Black Draught Is purely
vegetable II acts on the bowels. gent
u stimulating the liver. and helps in
crease tho normal floU Of bile INTO the
intestInes. Il assists IN the digestion
Of food. and relieves constipation II a
prompt and rntnral way.
AK your druEEist for a package To-
day. Insist on Thediord's. Nc-iS9
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
MT. PLEASANT

Sunday school Is progressing nieei-.
Jay Short Supf-
Mrs A. L Moore called on her
daughters az Long Branch last week
Miss Bonnie Alley il ON the sick list
Miss yessie Moore. who = teaching
school az Long Branch. II expected 20
visit home folks soon
Misses Lena and May Diamond
spent the week end with their aunt,
Mrs. JohE Hammer.
We are sorry 70 hear Of the illness
Of Miss Ethel PickrelL
There viii be pie social a. this
place Saturday night. Aug H. Every
body come and the girls bring . pie
and boys . pocket full Of money.
CUTIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20

dish With . poached egg-
Mock Terrapln.-Cuf cooked Calls
liver into dice. Put . tablespoonful
Of butter into saucepan. add salt. pep
per. and paprika. cook until the but
ter Il brown. then add two table
spoonfuls Of -four and enough stock
70 make q moderately thick sauce.
The stock may b made with beef a.
tract and water. Add little chopped
parsley. half q eupfui Of cream. two
hard cooked eggs cut 1ne. . table
spoonful Of lemon juice and the liver.
Cook until the liver Il heated through:
remove. add . dash Of orange juice
and serve at once on butfered toast
Veal croqYsttes.-ChOp cold cooked
veal very fine. Season with pepper.
grated onion paprika and tomato
eatsup. Bind with raw egg. or .
very thick cream sauce Shape into
croqueftes. dip in egg and crumbs
snd FRY In deep fat
EscsJIoped VesL-Mince cold cooked
veal very fine Butter Q baking dish
and put q thin layer Of veal in the
bottom. with . sprinkIing Of onion
on top. Then add q layer Of fine
bread crumbs wen buttered. chopped
parsley. then another layer Of veal
and 80 on until the dish Is full. hav-
ing buftened crumbs on top. Pour
milk into the pan until the dish seems
rnOfsf and bake slowly until IL Il
done. with an inverted pan over the
dish 70 keep In the steam Remove
the pan ten minutes before serving
to let the top brown. adding more
butter II necessary.
Dreamed s,seetbreads- - Parboil.
drain. cut up q pain Of sweefbreads
Make . cream SAUCE add chopped
mushrooms that have been cooked IN
butter i've minutes season % taste
and serve IN timbaIes or IN paper
cases
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20

Darn all holes By placing Tissue pa
~ underneath then sew closely on
Heuing machine Make : suds hot
= can Be borne on the hands Fold
Ne curtain fat small enough 70 20
zlrough the wringer- WORK carefully
1ith the hands. press through wiring
q. II much solIed use another suds.
rinse and starch without unfolding.
1zing Eri1ger for each- Spread sheets
n carpet and pin Carefully I'M
nd curtains spread out perfectly true
1n1 esen. then pun out each scallop:
Ne vet curtain win adhere 10 the
z1cef without plnnIng and when dry
nm hang as true a. II stretched On
= frnme.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
APRON and FROCK
Ulhsn white crs.sdIs FIehu 10 UssS
ths Ends Ar. Tseked Under
tie Band

Any .uDber Of pretty 1cEered SOiIe
4nDtks have real aprons Of organdIe.
'1he str1ngs d which form . sash. Some
- fbese have 1cilns - vel a. sprosls-
8.ch designs are most effective. ob-
uerves . fashion writer, when carried
81 n The fresh. erisp-IOoking EngIish
Prints - small deslD. Tie Aprons ars
- ~ an Ike fbe panel skirts shlch
1--WE cone . BE known - apron
Akirfx- They are real sprons. just Ike
= 0aid's apron. With big strings tying
n Tie baek. When . white OrEnDdIs
1chH = used TIE ends are tucked under
- apron band SOmstlmea. ubr1 he
aprsa - rot used. he 1chu crosses n
- WnisfiIns and continues 70 form .
~ nsh IN the back
a shads a blue chamb-zy knOvn -
blne bonDef blue and which ID some
What darker than q French blue.
1nkes very prerry morning dresses for
zAe country Win some White linen
I'D rickrsck braid to BE used a. trim
1anE Es<y pretty designs may Be eas-
~ worked out
A pleasing cay Of making such Q
1hock Il 70 cnt Il with = long vaIsf
portion hanging loose Ike . slDOck
md affseh 70 il . strsighf little skirt
a Ioose panel gathered with = heading
nay be placed AZ either side. the
pn1eIs. heading and al. edged with the
zSckrzek braid sad the frOck sashed
1Ifh white linen These blue cham
bEzy dresses are very pretty made
I'm friIIed white OrgandIe aprons
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20

Mrs. a. Friend and Mrs. c. Smith
spent Sunday with Mr.. w. 7. Sbivei
James Sbivei was here Thursday.
Mrs. Morton Hammond Il improv-
ing.
D. J. Thompson passed through here
Sunday.
Claudia May Hammond attended
church Al POIIey's Chapel Sunday.
Sheridan Thompson was a visitor 10
Jatfie Saturday evening
Maxine Thompson and Lizzie Wat
son attended Sunday School AZ Baker.
Claudia Hammond was ealing on
Miss GOIdla Thompson Monday.
HUL.DA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20

cons Htn GEO
cold cooked veal
seasoned 70 taste.
Teheafed In .
white sauce and
spread on thin
slices Of butfered
toast. makes .
rood breakfast
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
he KITCHEN
GABN|lN|EHHoS

II thOu hast friends give them my best
endeavOr.
est thought.
Keeping IN mind the word and action
ever
The time 10 short
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20
SUMNER MEAT DISHES

veal. chicken. sweefbreads and lamb
are meats suitable for summer lunch
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20

A visitor from another world might
GET the impression that worry - our
dearest friend instead Of our deadlIesi
enemy. Did SOu ever hear Of any good
coming 20 = human being from worry
Yet worTy b visitor Al ever wedding
and funeral and IL . guest in every
home There may be some excuse for
"a man 70 wOrry over some inevitable
happening yet even IN this instance
worry viii not help the matter any But
the uzcsf foolish thing IL for . man 70
rob himself Of his peace OF mind. his
strength and ability 20 work. By dissi-
pating his nervous energy over antisi-
pafed troubles which never come
Worry IL a. much = habit as tbs drug
habit and just a. deadly. Don't in
duIge In f. Most men who have failed
In their business have been mental
failures first Don't crzmp your abfl-
it, b. useless fretting- Do the best
you can More than that Il not expect
ed o. demanded
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20

The Big Sandy News win bring your ADVERTISING into
more homes for the same money than any other news
paper in Eastern Kentucky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20

UnseIhshness brings us certain divi-
dends which no c9ndition Of the mar
ket can deDress-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-20


Character Is record Of our thoughts
and acts That which we think about
most the motives which are upper
most in cur minds are constantly sol
idifyfng themselves into character.
Consequently ne should keep a guard
az the door Of our thoughts and see
that only the best thoughts enter I'm
moral thinking sooner or later makes
immoral men and an immoral man.
though he practices his immortality
secretly and retains the respect Of his
fellow men. loses his seIf-respecf which
i his dearest possession
The world - beginning 20 learn that
there i a close connection between tire
moral faculties and The physical health
Absolute purity Of ones thought ard
life means good health, good thinking
and good work
To return 20 our Maker al the close
of life our body sczrred and worn BY
immortality and heedIessness- instead OF
the beautiful body ne gave ms- i 4
most ungratefuI return for a life Of
wonderful opportunities
Il has been said that from The same
LLl1LtL44AE OL4E DAAAA1 AA441AlEIr aAAD--A-A
bowels. one warehouses. another villas
bricks and mortar are mortar and
bricks until the architect makes them
something else The block OF granite
which vas an obstacle in the path Of
The weak becomes = stepping stone in
the path Of the resolute- The dill
cuIrIes which dishezrten one man only
stinen the sinews Of another. who
looks upon them a. a mental spring
board By which 70 vault across the
gulf Of failure 70 the sure. solid ground
OF success-
There are some people always look
ing out for sights They cannot pay
a visit, they cannot carly on the daily
intercourse Of the family. without sus-
pecfing some offense II designed. They
are a. tOuchy as hair triggers II they
meet an acquaintance on the street
who haDpens" TO be pre-Occupssd With
business they attribute his abstraction
10 some motive personal TO themselves.
and take umbrzge accordingly Tb@y
lay On others the fault Of their own
irrirzbfify. a n Of indigestion makes
them see fmpGtinence in everybody
with whom they come IN contact In
nOcenr persons who never dreamed II
giving ofense have their momentary
raeffurnity mistaken for an Insult To
say the least the habit IL unfortunate
Il Is far wiser 10 take more chart
table view Of our fellow beings. and
not suppose slight Is intended unless
the neglect Is open and direct After
an, life takes its hue. in q great de-
gree. frozs the color Of our own mind
II ne are frank and generous. the
world treats rs kindly II on the con-
trary. We are suspicious men soon
learn TO be cold and cautions in their
dealings with us-
UnseIhshness brings Us certain divi-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
Obregon Adherents
and Police Clash;
Number Are Killed
" Assoeisied Prs.

By AHsoeis,ed Pr~s.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 90. sup
y, rters of General Obrcgon. cundi-
,in,u Tor the Mexican pr.i"enry.
and authorities nj San Luis Potosi
tlashed last Saturday night In a
pitched battle In which number OF
tho Obrcgonistas were killed. said
adyices received today In Washing
Ton. - -...- =.
The city was thrown Into panic
aud many on both sides wounded In
tho fighting which lasted an hour
and half. The Mexican censor. II
was said. succeeded In preventing
spread OF the news Of the clash.
The trouble IL reported 10 have
resulted from a demonstration far
general Obrcgon, the speaker at u
lnaas meeting OF his adherents.
According 10 the version OF the
clash received here police attempted
TO dlsperse the crowd when II pour
ed out Of tho hall where 0bregon
spoke and the crowd replied with
boots and stones. The police. un.
able 10 cope with the situation. were
said 10 have sent call To the San
Quentin barracks near the city. and
q squadron OF cavalry was rushed to
the scene. Before quiet could be
restored firing became general.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
HUGE SPARK PLUG
FRAUD uNEARTHED
sEvTItl TUOtsA>n IMITATION
AIiTiOiEs ITjtND ~ .iiOsiE
uE PROMOTER
s,er'sl ioihc Nov.

bpeetni io The News
CHICAGO. Feb. 20 \ search
made of the home of william \
Bentley. arrested Thursday ~ bcine
implicated In an alleged $1,000. .ooo
spark plug conspiracy. brought io
light several thousand spurious
plugs. according to II T. Heard,
special investigator Tor the Champion
Spark plub Company of Toledo. u
is charged that there is o national
chain of manufacturers aud dealers
who far five years have flooded The
country with limitations ~ q spark
plug manufactured IN Toledo.
Mr. Heard declared tonight tha'
records taken from Bentley showed
that from 1000 to ?0.OOO imiii.
iion ulugs we're turned nui monthly
w Chicago Tor the last five years
hni ~ yet NO connection With Tho
frandslcni plugs IN New York arl
other large cities with thos" manu-.
fartnred here has been proven H'
said that additional arrests would he
made ard that ich federal courts b.
asked io iFsue IN Injunction gef.ne'
many iobbcrs and automobile acc's
rory dealers 90 stop them from dl1.
posing Of spurious spark plugs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
PRESIDENT DENIES
PACT WITH BRITISH
AGREEMENT ~ TO DISPOSITION
Oh FORMER GERMAN
SHIPS. ~ CHARGE

vs. ftFnH lefFf ffs~s
WAsHNGTO>. Fcb. 2O.--l'rcsi-
dent Wilson flatly drnicd today In
- forriai communication 60 the sen.
ate that De- had any agreement or
understanding with British officials
regarding disposition Of the fleet 'of
former Gsrman liners around which.
since the, wcrr offered for sale by
the shipping board has raged con.
iro,crsy ipio which congress, courts
md government agencies have been
drawn.
"Thcrr y not, nor has there been
any agreement or understanding be-
tween the president Of the United
STATES and officials Of Great Britain
concerning the sale of the ex.t;crsnsn
vessels In possession of the United
States" ur. Wilson said. responding
specifically To- % resolution BY Seuas
ter R-an,iagrc, republican Of Conncc'
iicai. Adopted by the senate. "nCr
l. there any agrcemcut or under
stan,iing with respect ca what dispo'
sition shall be- made of the ships by
the unitcd states"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21

PLANS for educational work in the
Panhandle among discharged mill
,ary mea under the auspices oi the
y Nc. \. were discussed az meet
lnI ul business men ana ministers
at the Washington cafe last night.
9. r.. Finney Of Dallas. representing
the stat, educational committee. ad-
dressed those In attendance upon the
wonderful opportunity for being of
service Co Young men who are un-
able to finance IN education for
themselves
The war Work Council of the Y.
81. 4. \. has set aside funds for this
purpose. averaging = cents a person
for the entire population Of the
Panhandle. based ON the 1919 ccn-
sus. These funds may be- used for
DAY and night schools. and collie
giate purposes. Il IL not the purpose
of this work to overlap that OF th,
Federal Bureau Of Vocational Train
ing. Il being for discharged military
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
KENYON PACKING
BILL RE:-DRAFT TED,
BACK To SENATE
FEDERAL StpEi,-
VISION on INDUSTRY URGED
~ GEONNA.

by NHsfTiniFd lfsN~
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. lucras-
ed government Supervision over ne
packing industry was recommend II
to the senate today hy Senator Grou-
ma. republican OF Norlh Dakota. IN
reporting favorably the Kenyon
Kcndlick hill az rcdraiicd by the asi.
culture committee. Under IT, pre-.
visions. q federal livestock commiss-
ion would be created to supertiS'
n. packers. livestock markets and
market agencies and the packor
would be- prohibited from dealing "a
foodstuffs other than liycslc p'o
duets where competition WIZ u tc
lossCncd. from apporiioning territory
of purchases or arranging or agree
mcnt 10 control prices and df'vinr
competitors out OF business
II would also require them WITHIN
Two years after final passage of The
bill to rclinquish ownership or in.
tcrcN IN stockyards
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
Johnson Disagrees
With Elihp Root
Regarding Treaty

~ Asa9einicd Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Direct
disbursement with Elihu Roots opin-
i9r Oi the peace treaty as political
issue. ms expressed yesterday IN q
speech Ia the unofficial state con-
,rntlou OF New York republicans
was voiced tonight by Senator Hiram
johnson of California. candidate
tor me republican presidential nOmi-
nation
Ia formal statement, Senator
Johnson declared II would be neither
fair 10 the other members ~ the
loagJ, nor 10 the people of the Unit
ed States tO enter the league. as Mr.
R0,t suggested. and then have the
president inaugurated next March
take steps to reform the league
Coz cnant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21

Three democratic members we're
the only ones 10 bring the subject
Of railroad legislation before the
house today. their discussion scrv-
Ing To indicate the final line ~.
Representative lilan,on. Texas. de
hounced labor iur its attitude -
ward the bill Representative llud-
dlcsion Alabnm condemned the bill
M assuring the political defeat ~
any member voting for It's passng".
and Representative Rayburn. TcNaa.
o member of The interstate commerce
commission that framed the hill
brought forth continued applause
from both sides 0f the chamber hy
making n strong appeal for adoption
Of tho conference report.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21

~ NHHNf fH - Y NfHH
MuSHoGEE. Okla. Feb 30 NJ
tor spending ~ wears IN the federal
prison at l.cascnw0rih. Kansas. fnr
Inc murder Of 90 lndian, namcd
Wolf Jack Trckahlancfsky % full
hlnrd Cherokee Indian. has been par
donsd aud is searching the sruNinnw
Unls aesr here trying To- ind his
v,fc and baby whom he has not sc"l
since he VIE taken ~ prison
when lands were allotted to IN
dIaus at Vinta. oklahoma 10 1898.
the Niehthnwk society of which Tech
hiinrr.l, WIS member. met and
decided Wolf another member had
violated hts oath and must die. FOL
lowing the Indian custom. m"mbc p
rev straws to SOC who should put
Wolf 10 death. Teckahiauecsky was
chosen and shot Wolf dead IN cold
blood iIc pleaded guilty To murder
and would have been sentenced 10
hang but Judge Glll before whom he
was tried yielded to pleas OF friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
Jack johnson Will
Return to America
Next Week, He Says

By Associated Prr-s.
LAREDO. Feb 2O.--Jack John.
son will leave Mexico for the United
States next Thursday. going direct
to Chicago, where he viii surrender
himself 10 federal authorities for
trial under n Mann act charge. nc.
cnrding 10 an interview published In
Thursdays issue of the iIeraldo dc
Mexico. OF Mexico city. copies ot
" hich arrived here today Accord
Ing 10 the interview. Johnson is c0n-
fidcnt that the charge against him
will be dismissed lie Is quoted as
being highly claicd with the change
IA tone Of statements from the fed
eral district attorney nj Chicago
with regard to negotiations for hit
surrender.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
70 Million Dollar
Powder Plant to be
Sold For s Millions
Uy Associated rrsl

uy Associated nrsi.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.--Tho
S7O.O0O 000 powder plant AT Nitro
West virginia no, only viii be- sold
Ca the inslallmcnt plan for about
eN 500. zoe but the government will
throw In s9.Oo0,000 worth OF loose
materials for good measure Chair
s,an Graham Of the house war In
,ctiigation committee said today.
IN urging that idle road making
machinery held by the war depart
mcnt be- turned over To the states
for practical usc. Mr.. Graham said
vug a.iOghdcd to get report from
Secretary bake rshowlng Il had lit
Tee machinery on hand.