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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
5iWashes and Seals Clash in Diamond Open
SS1311W33A
REE

Martin r hrsvyvsA ss-pA.n. wsuidns
chance with Jack Dmp.sy u,e wsi6s usars:sss ring
JoAnny Grffhs the Akron ws vino hoAss Huy shs tho Can
fo~niA boy Friday nj the local ArvnA -
81 psn. Of xnms
psvun.
should he ezperire ue
Martin would . with G~orxvr csrv1
h howrv-.
adds Ohio wsiss case him In action eskkbston
fight Drmp-ey In the hsray
think they win this country because Csrpenv has
gsih~ American raih~rsnx
danger Of s~r killing the hAt laying ue golden
until all Of tho ar- laid
S<tnns IN
Gfnths rht the Fsrh nrhtrv always given sh
decision Nan miller has about s~nd his Inc
Gr1sh-
Oft ~ his combat which
staying That DOESN'T he's
counted king
II times and each time The fight Tho
they met last and rifn. the
verdict Aftsr 10 rounds DECISION cunning
decisson match Win Bron a title during
coming summer.
GrfYNhs VIM h ne b~Are
BY ZACH Biien w-isv ktns. I'm.
Is
Lafayette CHARTS Frurh champion In
chan1
fight He In and Mar-i
Kid Doyle Liverpool England his otcs fight
he hsas Ab-rt Bsdou In 20 rounds Paris
the 0e
who brat frns Brrican and Mickey King h~rr. w he's
Gnnn,hs too
Frvnrhic~-
and the solder Of the place. <ih
6rifnsAs
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1E!Ys&9SsS3:}25aED
Bl -

Mt. LoUiA April IL n A. "
Sntoaxe -------------
~ Aooh $780, $3.50 - 10 u
Baftsrisr os~. Turp-r. Martin, s~r-
A1rs and Kiiiifsr, o'Farraii. aehspp
lisines and c7eInons
CINCINNATI Aprn n. - PiftrburE-
f,neinnau game postponed; rain
-----r---a-a--------
Carol usinng. Oakland hsrier. stnpx
fha Lees. and tnrtdsntaIlr nopp~d his
fourth straight victory. In the eighth
Lake nftsd the bars wiuh one do~n. but
q nlrty deshie play on Krurs drive fooled
tho Bo~A Tho suorv va IN L
yne-t~1 s-n-eie~ ~ . pssch~s ban.
Mol sitx. sacramento flrst s-Arksr. refused
IN sssr unoenscious. tssisg frst afier
re~fviug- and scoring before be aui, tho
game liz TEAMMATES isekod Vesnon.
~ to 4
The Anr-ts 6fe not arrive IN Portland
In time 10 hook Up With the .-saNrfr
Tho fan FRANCHISE and Seattle teams
~ere travelling
uarare A~csrvnseh su.d~ = hsA a.
olson 81 IL plate .s.inst The fhiiiA,
ard MsaAx~ C~~ios Cnssrfh gss
ssI~~i az. Win t~o aa. be wcut In
Ia pinch hi In the ssEhfh. snd
knas<s-f . hnsn~ vsss off Essb~ nsD-
Ton. fhiiis h<as sksasS. , 70 O.
Heof. . Brootiyn recruit. ssnacsed .
dsusis IA the lin Inning. ard beat the
Braves. 10 .. broc&lyn suinE into Tie
for nrst place.
wsftsr. corrts Nsefs irr o~'s~r
rMpEsd out two home rama. but the Sen
aiors yer. on q raxspags and ssat ths
acsuanl. TO g.
shsvvseii. pin~h hfssinG fer his
stable nssa~. Fs~dA~ s~bapD. in The
s~~uth. kpeek-d . hsnse raa- Gard.
made "a -. sas II thsve from the
tuis~. 10 10 =.
The fadlans and T1rvrr us~d riss pitch
ere each before fss~aAsrs paea we're abs
"a yin eut. ~ 20 10
psbe Hn,h failed 10 rss . hN. and fns
Red esa took Aasthar s~irg on the
faaheca. 20 :
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Ncedins vws flrSs na6c IN fsas.
whrn Tn making Of 10 was eonsfd-
cred a rood days work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
Star Hurlers
Pounded in
Big Leagues
Alex, Mays, Johnson and
other "Stars" Are Being
Defeated
BY HENRY L. FARKE1z.

NEW YORK April zi.--Hard>v
away from the shore on q SEASONS
cruise, the pitching staff OF ssyeso
major league clubs IN spravied cot
ON the rocks
The bust" Of ts,e mighty asnouC
the elite burierr has been one ~
the most marked deveiopments Of
infant season
The Cubs were To chase the Re-
for the pennant on the strength ~
an Al pitching staff Alexsndsr tbs
Great was knocked out Of tho box
twice and he totes the rep Of tho
Leagues best pitcher. Hip Vaughn
was driven out oncc and '-Toothe
Tyler cut In for a drubbing- Befween
them, they have only won one out Of
four games.
Tho Giants brought up from Texzs
what was painted In flaming rcd n
the "sweilest staff In the league
Barnes. leader In games won and
lost last year: Art Nehf. the 81. 900
beaut. Rube Benton. Fred Toney and
Jess Winters, have brought McGrzw
only one victory out OF five.
Tho Gibraltar Of the Yankees h
made out OF putty. Shawkey, Quinn.
Morridgc and Mays hare also ttxnad
Ia only one game out Of five
Walter johnson has been knocl1l
from the box and chunks OF disagree
able experiences have born served Z
Uhle. the young Indian. Walter Rsu.
tber. the Red buiwark. Cooper. ths
Pirate porter. Sothorn, fiae sx shtnw
Of tho Browns: Dick Rudolph 81
Rubc Marquard
Some Of the "7atr stxffs- are 49,
ing up all the rays 81 the spotiiGtk
The Red Sox are at the top Of ths
American league laddcr. the white
For and the Indians are right beauw
them. Brooklyn and Pituburg are On
The crest OF the National hesp. aad
The Reds and the Pills are ridlug
nicely apace In tho rcar-aQ becanss
their pitchers are doing tn unsx-
pecfedL
Babe Adxms. figured a,Almraxsmn
two Year, agu. has won ewo gam0u
So have Ferdie Sch pp. Lso0 CnAn1
covaieskae. P@nnock and CnWex ,
Claude Williams and Eddas Cd
who pitched KID GLEASON - -
worlds series last year. haze 60
In game apiece with easA IT
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Franklin io<a n tough game 20
West Seattle on Hiavaiha field yea.
t-rday by the score % -. A ht By
Meivor In the eighth brooKh, tho do
Gliding tally across the platter.
Magazine pitched . great game on
tho mound for tho losers and de-
scrvod IN wtn she contest
Olson pitched = nice Earne for shr
winners and was hacked UP BY good
support
Harvey Mcfvov won the nix for
the West S,dcrs By his good hitting.
n ~ 4
wsss oeatf1D -----.
rarkIn .s-~---.-~
batteries. Gsr.re. u7sea ana yras~r.
Ssxsriins ard retrfrefn
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LOWEST RATES
CALIFORNIA

Los AH0Er.xzs rorNrA
BAN DIEGO
ser. WuLTSONAU. sasftag ADssi ~
MCCORMICK LINE
loo Cherry D.
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BATTERIES Gas. Turner. Martin. s~s-
k1rk and Eiiiifer, oFarr.il. sahupp
" sine. and czeipons
CINCINNATI Aprfi n. - Piftrburx
f1ncinnaI game postponed. rain
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william Demetxaj's csn~t@Wm
broken when Jim Londns threU -
out Of ring In New York Urssfl1
match
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Close Games.
Feature Hi
Ball League
Broadway Takes ! to 0 Tilt
From @. A. and West
Seattle Has Close Call
How Prep Ball
Teams Now Stand

Queen Anne sfrrvw . regular he"
~ar- into Broaiwsy yesterday whom
the Tigers wore just able TO win out
over the hin hall tnsscrs by . TO 0
oount AT Lincoln piayfsrh- Tho win
ming run came ovw In the eighth
when Charley zoi'A on the hiii for
this Quayn. iosf control for fatal fcw
minutes and forced over . run. Rice
opened tho inning with . hnxis thru
short. Carmody was hit by a pitched
ball and Harris. hitting for Prterpn.
got FIRST on . pas after fouiinx- off
half down offerings Bsrhcr
famed and th~n ZoiiA wnhed Mcis-
ter. who Vas sent In 10 bat for
Payne. uunt@ pitched a good rame
for the winn~rr. holding the ouayr
Ia a pair Of hits. Both hurierr were
In trouble freauoutiy. but only one
run ~az sauoGxed across during uss
maiincA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01

| da. Fue 10 que vulgarmente Sc llama
un iictador FL sus companeros de
Gabinete, uias veces por medic de la
persuaci0n Y otras empleando Ia ener-
gfa. fueron asumiendo POGO POGO los
rpoderes Que la Constitution asigna en-
circunstancias normales al Paflamento
evitando todo motive a la erftica de la
opinion v de la Prensa. por 10 que pu-
diera tener de perjudicial !; pero este,
ique Ell aquellos momenfos. EN- extreme
graves, podfa tener una justification,
va no es necesario en- los momentos
actuales.
Embellishments despues de realizado
el almisticio Lloyd George oblig0 al
! pals a il unas elecciones generates,
" obtuyo la ratification del voto de con
fianza que la naci6n habfa depositado
en- el anteriormente, con el fin de com
pletar el programa de las negociaciones
de paz v Ell de la reconstruction nacio-
tnal.
81 hubiese acertado a satisfacer al
lpafs on estos dos puntos tan esenciales,
lhabria contado hasta el dia dc hoy con
el apoyo del Parlamento Y de la OPT
fni6n no solamente para ST. sino para ell
Galjinete de coalici0n que preside: pc
70 sus puntos de vista, con relaci6n a
Fla paz, sus promesas de reconstrnc-
Eci0n no han satisfecho a la naci6n, In
cual reconoce que 81 los procedimien-
tos de Lloyd George fueron empleados
con exito para ganar la guerra. no sir
ven ahora, en- estos tiempos de paz, Ell
que son otras las necesidades Y otras
las Orientaciones del pueblo Ell la lucha
economical entablada con las dennis ma
clones.
Ell Gobierno tenfa la costnmbre, Ell
los dfaS de la guerra, de adoptar las
resoluciones mas irnportantes sin con-
sultar al Pariamento. La naci0n daba
este por bueno. porque ,asf convenfa; /;
ipero, en- cambio, ahora, y al deeidir,
|por eiemplo. en- union de los aliados,
sobre el presente y el poryenir dc, Tur,
|qufal Y sobre la ocupacion de Constan-
Etinopla, apenas 81 Sc ha dads, conociz,
mielito a las Camaras, y este en-, for
ma isumamente escueta v cuando va Sc
trataba de un hecho c6nsumado.
Greese nHapime que. L ynelta
|,degAsquith aS~Pa1lamentp ", por teoRi
siguienteaa a layvida phbliea, obligara a
lloyd George "a tratar al Poder legist
lativot CON la debida consideration va
Erestablecer el verdadero eqnilibrio. que
siempre ha reinado entire los diversos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
LONDRES
LA ELECCION DE MR.. AsQUITH

= - y
FL clamoroso triunfo; obtenido ipor
mister Asquith en- las iiltimas eleccio-
mes xes muy significativo,, sobre todo ,en
estos momentos, v deja adivinar cuales
son los derroteros de la opinion polfti-
ca ell Inglaterra. Es verdad que el ex-
presidente del Consejo tenfa gran ma.
yorfa sobre sus contrincaptes del par
lido laboristaNy coalicionista, los. cua-
les carecfan de toda significaci0n poll
tica, v tambi6n 10 es que La obscura v
pequeiia ciudad escocesa de Paislay te-
MIA deseos, aparte de sits tendencias
polfticas, de estar representada EN- Sel
Parlamento por una figura de primera
magnitud.
PerO- ningun0 de est0s factores. con
ser muy importantes, nj juntos nj Sc
parados, son sufcientes para explicar
ell enorme entusiasmo que ell triunfo de
Asquith ha producfdo en- todos los am
bitosi del RENO Undo. con excepci6n.
como es natural, de ais fiias del Gobier-
no de coalici6n Y de sus' yaledores en-
las Camaras.
Ell anhelo de los electores de Paisley
no es sino una levfsima manifestation
de 10 que el pals en- general desea, pues
quiere que a toda costa Sc Opere un
cambio en- los procedimientos de 60
bierno, como muy necesario para los in
tereses de la naci0n. Este cambio es
deseado por muchas razones; la prin-
cipal de elias, porQue el pals tiene an
sia de paz Y de tranquilidad, Y, ade-
mas, porque una vez terminada la que
IRA, hacen falta otros procedimientos
de gobierno distintos a los que habfa
empleado Lloyd George en- los momen-
tos de pe1igro, pues 81 entonces era i'm
prescindible, las circunstancias han
cambiado va, Y pueden ahora no ser
aplicables.
Y. Els justo reconocer que Lloyd George
tuyo que haeer frente Al luna situaei6n
nacional sumamente diffcil, Y que por
medic de sns energfas y del vigori en4
pleado por los que con Ell compartieron
las responsibilities del PodeEi 10gf0
salYaEstod9s Jos eseolloa VI cendacir Ia
nave a bHe6 puerto. Para, ella emple3
en- todel nloraento una gran decision, ifp
una rapidez sailnia y li en s los proeedimien5i li
..tqs ! IA, .exauisitas u discrsci3n que q.
GIerf? sla; t0Fo dennis, 3, ,,,su ser
Eicio a uno Ne sus. inl aiatos colabp-
radoress investidos cemo fsmno q de- yastos
poderes por el Parlamento, Y que STEM,
pre- lie ayudaron con eficacia compar-
= 20 ? essEti -
tieron la diffcil tarea a.sfl encomenda-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01

/ Poderes. a los cuales el jefe del Gobier
no hsurp6 atribuciones en- ST. exclusive
lproyecho, sin encontrar en- los diferen-
tes sectores de los partidos una YER
dadera oposici0n que Sc 10 impidiera.
Mister Asquitl. que sin genero de du-
/ da es considerable como uno de los. ce-
rebros mas privilegjados de la Gran
Breta1a ehderezar6 toda SUI actiyidad
a que este restablecimiento Sc efeetde
Y a que lie. sean devueltos al Parlamen-1
to niestos liltimos aiios 10 que lie ha lido
cercenando el Poder ejecitivo. Tambien
realiZara desde los bancos de la op0si-
ci0n una severa labor fiscalizadora de
los actOs del Gobierno, V este debilitara
tantoIa Lloyd George como sus colabo
radores de los demas partidos acciden-
talmente coaligadas con 81. La iinica
crftiea que hasta ahora Sc realizaba
contra Ell Gobierno era Ia que emanaba
Ede la opinion, puesto que Ia Prensa ha
obedecido d6cilmente las slIgestiones
del Gabinete.
Hay que considerar tambien otro fac
tor Ell Ell triunfo de Mr. Arquith sobre
sui eontrincante, ,el socialista BiSgar.
en- las elecciones de Pailey. y es que
sotfe 1osgavances, algumos impremedita
dos, de los laboristas, Sc ha operado
una reaccion, que puode ser benefciosa
en- los actuales momeiitos. Habfan llc-
gadOs aquellos a pedir, poniendo eli
practica sus concepcioneS idealistas, Ia
decentralization de las industrias. au-
mentos en- los salarios Y otraS mejo-
ras. que ponfan Ell peligro toda la eco
pOmfa nacional pero el pueblo britdni-
co, que antes que otra cOsa es un pue
bio positivista v practico. amante de la
tranquilidad, reconOce que NADIA de es-
to Sc puede iograr sino de un modo
progressive. Y vic un peligro en- las pre-
dicaciOhes de los laboristas Esto expli-
ca que,y iaun tratandose de un distrito
en- .el que Bfggar' contaba con nume-
rosos iadeptos. solo haya tenido Ell Ia
Ultima elecci0n un namero de votos SUI;
I.mamente exiguu, " que, EN- lcambfo, AS
Rquiths haya pudido 3triunfar scon una
considerable mayoria. ~ sgs " Gt
sd E.,ac 4lg.,5c RdSH CLARKE. 81
/ I.6ndress abriih;9 se.I 84'1 ia1 50;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01

LOS CABALLOSi Y VACAS,
cl PAINKILLER es inapreciable.
padecen de c6lico y de calambres.
TO Y SANO gusta de estar ha-
ciendo piruetas y yendo a luga.
res peligrosos, donde Sc corta y
Sc magulla. Por 10 cual las ma
dres deben tener siempre a mano
Ell PAINKILLER de PERRY DA-
Wis. Advt. IS.
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de 5aREvOLVERS :,
,etras armas de fuege.
The Porto Rico sElectroplating
si Co.uInc., "a @i'Hsf94s
Luna A. stt oi5Telef. 1891,
San Juan, P. n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
sGASOLINA Y ACEITES

Tenemos bombas y dep6sitos pro-
pios para ;el almacenaje despacho.
Muy necesario en- las Centrales, Garar
ges, Ferreterias, etc, ,st; n n4ii7l 4
LUCAS BLANCO & CO..
San Juan.iias Puerto Rico
Advt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-16
GLADYS

| G. G.. Kitchen is expected home soor
! from Taplin. w. Va. where he and his
son Willard hay been engaged in a
timber job.
The roads are in bad shape in this
vicinity owing to the heavy rain OF
hast week,
Mrs. c. G. Kitchen and little son
Arthur were shopping at C. Jobe's last
week
Jim Kitchen and Alma Kitchen pass
ed up our creek Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Berry was calling on
Mrs, c. G. Kitchen Monday
Mrs. Carrie Walden was calling ON
Mrs, Fred Burchett Sunday.
We are glad to know that aunt Leah
Kitchen is improving
Charley Derelield is contemplating II
trip TO Coal River soon.
John Kitchen was the pleasant guest
of Chester and Tivis Kitchen Saturdlr
night.
Chester Kitchen was calling on Tivis
Wright recently.
Flossie and Lizzie Kitchen were the
pleasant guests of Carrie Nolen sun
day,
OTTO lobe was calling on his best
girl at Gladys Sunday.
Jake Kitchen and Nolan Webb pass
ed up our creek Sunday.
w. j. Wright and John Leadman
passed down our creek last week.
Lizzie Kitchen was visiting Carrie
Nolan Monday. JACK AND JILL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-16
PALE, ANEMIC
GIRLS NEED A.
BLOOD TONIC
Pepto- Mansan Enriches and Builds
Up the Blood.
PalIor. Headaches and Shortness of
Breath Disappear.
Pepto -Mansan Sold in Liquid and
Tablet Form.

Why should any girl or young wo-
man continue to have pale, sallow
complexion and listless. run down
system devoid of energy and vitality?
Such young folks are continually un-
happy and detected simply because
they accept such condition as their
misfortune, and envy their friends who
are in the bloom of health and enjoy
ing all the good things of life.
If such young women would realize
that their anemic condition is prob
ably due to thin, impoverished blood,
which could easily be enriched by
Guides Pepto- Mangan, how much hap
pier and attractive they would be.
GUIDES Pepto Mangan is a safe, BEN
eficial and pleasant tonic for anyone
suffering from any ailment caused by
poor blood. If taken regularly for a
few weeks 1t will enrich the blood with
thousands of the healthy red-blood
cells that are needed to carry nourish
ment to every part of the body.
Pepto- Mangan is sold in both liquid
and tablet form. Both contain the
same medicinal ingredients.
Buy Pepto Mangan at your, drug
gist's. Be sure the name Guides" is
on the package. Without Guides" it
is not Pepto- Mangan
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JOEL o. KAzEE.

Joel u. Kazee was born in Lawrence
county in 1890. He was the son of
H. w. and Lizzie Kazee. He married
Miss Sadie Prose in 1918 He leaves
widow and two children-one boy
age years and a girl aged Z years;
his mother. two brothers and two sis
tiers. He was scalded in an accident
at the Ashland Solvay coke plant while
performing his duty attending to flues.
The accident happened about 2 a. m.
December q. 1918. and he died about
8 O'Clock the same morning.
His wife went and stayed with him
at the hospital and talked with him.
He was in his right mind and told her
not to cry. and asked her. What did
Lillian say about me getting hurt He
told his wife he thought he was all
right and then said Praise the Lord. :"
He was buried at the Ashland eeme-
terry by the /. o. o. F. lodge.
Mrs. Sadie Kazee is the daughter of.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Prose They live
at Trad. Lawrence county. Joel was
Thought Well OF by everybody,
A FRIEND
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TARKILN

School closed at this place Friday A
large crowd attended We are al
sorry to see school out as our teacher
has taught an excellent school
Noah Sagraves passed down our
creek one day last week en- route to
Blaine.
Dewey Ross and sister Mollie, OF
Davisville, attended school at this
place Friday
Nela Boggs was the pleasant guest
of Miss Bertha Greene Friday night.
Mrs. Stella Salyer. of Ellen. was
calling on her parents, J M. Wheeler
last week.
Miss Lottie Bishop attended singing
school Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K Sagraves and
wife were calling on Bate Boggs last
Sunday. ~
Otis Greene and Cody A. Greene
made business trip to Louisa We'd
nesday.
Benson Burgess was calling on his
best girl Sunday.
Monte Moore and father were shop
ping in Blaine Saturday.
Jessie Evans, Mamie Lester, Ethel
Caudill and Lena Caudill attended
singing Sunday.
The sick of our community are
greatly improved
There will be singing at this place
every Saturday and Sunday Every
body invited to come.
A SWEET BIRD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-16
RICHARDSON
CHILDREN'S COATS.
FINAL CLEARANCE

Miss Josie Cassell has returned "a
Portsmouth, Ohio. after brief visit
with home folks
Miss Helen Small, OF Harold, spent
a night recently with nor aunt, Mrs
w, w, Wray, enroute 10 Greenup.
Miss Marie Holt spent the week end
with home folks at Holt,
Misses Josie and Rosa Gassen were
calling on Miss Gypsy Vaughan Mon
day evening.
Misses Sherley Wtay and Lucille
Wallace spent the afternoon Sunday
yith Miss I'ula Vaughan
Mrs. Corbet Cassell and children
spent few days With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, r. r. Davis
Or. w. w. Wray was business Wis
tor In Huntington Saturday
Miss Jennie Childres. of Emma. is
visiting her brother, Vim. Childres
Miss Mary Edith Davis spedt sIl,.
night Friday with her sister Mrs. C.
Cassell
oryille Stinson. Of Whitehouse. was
calling on Miss Lucille Wallace Thurs
day night. OTTO AUTO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-16
BEST BUYERS IN EAST
ERN KENTUCKY ON
FURS AND HIDES

No. Dark Mink SO; No. Red Fox
sl4; No. 2. Skunk S.; in striped No
| | possum ST. No. l MuslSrat. winter
So; No. Rat Kitten s275 Cash prize
forfeited $50 we fail. Send by parcel
post We pay postage. Money prompt
Put invoice in package and write us
No delay. We are In business to stay
we assure you.
We are leaders OF United States in
! furs. No one gets In our way In
prices. Never send furs to house
that won't name prices You win get
robbed II you do. Honest dealer wants
world to see where he lands before he
starts across.
We pay lots OF farmers $4,000 cash
every year for eggs and poultry
We sell Egg Make put up in 2 ID.
packages. We send 1t 20 miles. We
pay postage. Guaranteed. After four
doses the hen will start laying. 20 hens
will average 20 eggs day. Send us
your check or money order. the egg
make will go forward and you viii get
eggs daily All my little one horse
stores have 1t, same as here We are
located near Davisville at Chandler
vile and near Cordell. Headquarters
at Blaine We are little people who
started on little funds.
For lb. hens we give $1S5 in groc-
cries; 25c Id. hams In groceries, 23c
In cash; zoe in groceries for shoulders
1Sc cash.
In the spring we want to buy Irish
potatoes for cash.
We are leaders In groceries. Fancy
apples 3 for &c, &c and 10c each. Or
anges, lemons, bananas, pop, bottles
Csc; quart bottle ale 25c.
We want to buy all the poultry in
20 miles square at high market cash
price.
Start furs to us. We will please you
with big check We are backed in
United States with thousands of
friends. We stand by poultry raisers
and protect all my little stores and say
let groceries stay in shelf before do
Ing credit business. Corn sale $1.00
bushel Short corn to feed horse.
Fresh cheese and bologna sausage.
all kinds fresh lunch, hot stove to
warm by. Welcome, one and all, little
children especially invited to stop and
warm. We hope the world New Years
success.
It's always been Pack Again the
World"
Big Blaine Produce Co.
n. J. PACK. Manager and Buyer
Box IS BLAINE, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-16

The IT, s. Senate continues to let
politics stand in the way of ratifying
the peace treaty of the world. The
council at Versailles has concluded the
peace treaty for all Europe. but we
are still at war with Germany and
Austria. II we are forced TO make a
separate peace with these countries We
can not hope to get anything like the
terms given under the treaty which
the Senate has rejected. That is ex-
actly what must happen to us. The
people are disguised They want the
thing ended so that normal conditions
may be restored. Lodge and Reed and
LaFollette set themselves up against
the wisdom of that great body of world
leaders who were right on the ground
and knew the situation better than
these fellows can ever learn them at
long range
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-16
so. SOLON, OHIO

Levi Jones made business trip to
Washington G. H. this week
Luther Holbrook has employment in
the So. Scion garage
Carnan Church and brother Carl
who had been husking corn here, have
returned to their home in Kentucky.
Frank Sexton and G.. G. Hicks passed
through this place this week with a
nice bunch of horses.
There is big snow on the ground
here and It is still showing.
Rev. Notter. from Indiana. is holding
a protracted meeting here
Sam Hicks and family have moved
here from Jeffersonville, Ohio.
Mrs. Sarah Holbrook was calling on
Mrs. Cassie Hicks this week.
elisha Miles was calling on Sam
Hicks last week.
Mrs. Sarah Holbrook and son, Luth-
er are expecting to move into the prop
erty vacated by Mrs. w. A. Skinner.
A KENTUCKY BOY.