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BY Il1IlIEau ler Wednesday, fnr
h-E anI,zs II 1lE.tItesLa- E
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

Miss Anna Stunsp returned 70 len
sins Tuesday last for visit with h4f
rnofher before entering school she
s.ii attend tfs Ino Z {. MAYO College
z; FsinisyiIle Miss Jock see aecofri
fsaHied her 70 Jenkins. re,urning losh.
Friday.
Harry SALISBURY, q shelby. and
1abn R.sFs..sss g iIeAyer, spent the
1-ek srsd AZ ss=,@TTs-
Misses Matte ard virginia Azrhe.
of r d attended sunday school hs-s
sunday and spent th. dAy with Aflss
Fassie Peters
a little daughter arrived AZ the home
- Mr. and Mrs. Wrlzle Peters July ..
Several from here attended the fu
neral and burial % Mrs Arnsgta sex
TONS soas VIZ we're killed by a coal
train last Thursday evening. The be-
rftSsed mother ard relatives have the
DEEPEST syfnpafls ~ an
Mrs ". T. BoVe recently visited
relatives AZ Goodman
Mss Jpck Sc spent suaday with
friends al Hilltop Farn
Miss Mamie Wilson visited refatives
r. Minnie this week.
Misses Nsssie Peters and Virginia
ascne VII speaa the week end with
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06

In or Jews columns viii be found
an zccount Of the displacement OF
Warden l. r Davis Of the Frankfort
penitenIiary. By man imported from
another STATE. This IS in keeping with
the policy Of the present administra-
ton According 10 Mr.. Hert, OF In
aiaaz. who IS the power behind the
thr0ne- there are no Republicans in
Kentucky with ability enough to MI
the more difficult positions
TIE chief slogan Of the campaign
for Mr Morrow Fzs We Wiz take the
prisons out OF politics. The people
feH for this promise and within SIX
months after the millennium every Of
seer end employee in the Frankfort
prison was a Republican without any
experience whatever. AT least q large
percs ntzge Of the men discharged
were efficient and faithful. with long
experience IA prison work Having
thus remo-et TIE .irss1a rom politics.
The administration is ready 10 proceed
with o1asr reforms 1ir. Davis viii be
made the goat for all criticism on
account Of the gross violation Of cam
paign promises when the truth i that
the Warden has absolutely nothing 70
do with appointments, He acts under
orders from headquarters
Il was Lincoln Who said. You can
fool some Of the people All the time
ard ali the people some OF the time.
bur you can't fool all the people All
the time
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06

ESTEP

School - progressing nicsly al this
place with Miss Cosby Alley teacher.
John EisVick spent the seek end
with home folks
Mrs Geo. Powers had as her guests
sunday Mr. and Mrs Luther Powers
and family, and Mr. ard Ms. .. c.
Queen
Webb Roberts ana August French
wers minSling with friends az this
place Sunday afternoon
Miss Louis Powers Ras calling on
her sister. Mrs. Alex Finley. sunday.
Rev. Campbell delivered an inter
eSfing sermon 70 a large congregation
sunday
Miss Loula Powers and Miss Bertha
Fsanin spsnt Sunday night with Hiss
Ada FaFnin-
Miss Lena Ea-son called on Mrs W
D. Queen sunday
Mr. and M== Earl Eiswhck and lit
tie daughter Dorothy Lee. were the
SUNDAY dinner guests OF Mrs d. "
ElsWick
John z Queen attended the funerals
az z P Webb and wife sunday at
Newcomb.
D W E.Isxick. John EIswick and
BaSeom Queen vere business callers
IN Ashland one day last week
James Davis. Madge Queen. Mary
McGIothin and Nora El$wick attended
ehsrch AZ Boltsfork SUNDAY sight.
There VIII be an ice ersan festival
~ Garrett chapel Friday night. Aug
18th.
John Workman. Bert Higgins and
Bin Elssick we're calling At Baker
Sunday. DREXEL-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
DONTTHON

School opened az this place July q.
Miss Suia Branham teacher.
Much interest il being shown IN the
singing school which Is under the
supervision OF Rev. Sparks. Several
visitors we're present Sunday morning
Everybody come each Saturday night
and Sunday morning and en5Oy q
pleasant and profitable hour
Rev Maynard held church Sunday
night ard also announced church FOR
next sunday night Come out every
body and help make our community
better and brighter b. helping IN the
good work
Married. July Is. al the home Of Mr.
ard Mrs c. II Meredith. By Rev. H.
". Lambert 8lrz Sarah Ellen coburn
Pigg and Luther Workman, both 81
near Salipetre, W Va The good wish
Is OF our vicinity follow them
GEinh B. CHAPMAN has enlisted Ia
the troop cavalry
Mrs Lucinda See. Cincinnati. IS the
guest q her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Maynard, and other relatives
here
Mr.. TrIrlbIe Chapman. wife and chill
dren recently visited relatives at webb
W Va
Several Of the boys are planning %
leave soon for Coal River where they
viii find employment
Miss Hernia Meredith has returned
home after . pleasant visit with r-is-
tiyes
Mrs Ben Maynard and children were
tEe Sunday night guests Of Mrs. Mary
Chapman
lack Parsley. Of BIOctOn- ". Va
vas the weekend guest Of Jesse May
nards.
Mary Moore spent sunday afs-rnoo.i
with Sadie COnley-
Mrs 1fIIard wallace continues very
sick
z w Lambert spent Saturday night |
with relatives .; Blaine
Harry Carr. wife and children. OF
Chatt2roy. are calling on home folks
AZ this place
Mr- and Mrs chas Maynard and
children spent Sunday with home
folks on vinsOn branch
George Mabes was the recent guest /
Of his sister. Mrs Clyde Maynard
Mrs. Edward COnley and children
and ElOise Wright spent one night last
seek with Mrs shannon AZ Chapman,
Malcolm Hensley makes regular
calls al this place
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. X. c. Chapman
were calling on Mrs Mnlard wallace
Sunday.
I-yss Sammoas and Mr. Walker, OF
Griniths Greek. were visitors al sing
Ing sunday.
Preston Fields IS spending some time
with home folks here,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
TUSCOLA

on August LIST. the District Sunday
School convention was held here Il
was a great meeting in many respects
The personnel OF the speakers would
BE- sufficient guaranty 0f the success
o. any Sunday School convention.
What congregation sbr such day.
IS early as seven O'Clock the crowd
began to gather. At FIRST few horse
men. then buggies and wagons. and
then automobiles began To arrive. They
even came in from Ashland.
The coming together OF the people
carrier pigeons years ago. Wei do we
remember when she pigeons were mi
grating AT first a few struggling pig
cons would pass over. then others In
such mighty numbers that they would
darken the whole heavens.
II a stranger unaccustOmed TO a
mountain district had passed through
here he would have wondered al the
coming together Of such coDgrega-
tion. Baker" Is walled IN by dim
mountain peaks. high and rooted DER
BY the blue OF the near bending sky
The roads are narrow. and rocky and
rough: but the peoples hearts arr pure
gold and that i enough,
The singing was superb. an inSpir-
alton 70 any eongregAti0s Otnrr
places may boast Of their R-al-h and
high standards Internationally, fratsr.
naIly. agriculturaliy. but when il cpu1ss
20 genuine hospitality. and the prep
zratiSn OF dainty vtandz that wSii
please the most fzstidiOus. Baker i 10
a class by itself and the people are
united for the hsneft Of all and their
united Efforts viii BE- the means Of
saving more thar ono boy or girl from
the wilss OF Satan and his hosts and
in W1IE1 work could the people Of
I-awrzaee' county engage that VII D.
more producfiye - good than ths sun
day School. And the best element o.
Lawrence county realizes this hence I
You viii md the best men and women
Of each peighborhood al WORK In the
sunday Schools 4
We were sorry % miss, some OF the
Louisa speakers, ard Judge Cisco. but
ne Indictment weather prevented their l
.pmihz- Judge Ciseo's Instructions &c ]
he grand iuries iesve no doubt as Il !
rhaI he thinks OF Sunday - hools |
United We stand divided NE fam
ISAAC. CUNNINGHAM
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
GEORGES CREEK

school began here Monday with Miss
Bertha Hensley as teacher
Misses Gussie Childers and Claire
Preston were In Louisa Saturday.
Miss Bertha c. Hensley spent the
week end with horse folks At Potter.
NJ. and Mrs. Forest Chiiders. Of
Presiolsburg. attended the funeral OF
Miss Daisy Tolbert here sunday.
Hiss Blanche Preston. Of Messy
Bottom. spent Sunday with home
folks.
Miss Emma Lou Preston has re-
turned from Springfield. Ohio.
The revival meeting that has been
going on here closed Monday night
with six conversions
There will be a baptizing and foot
washing here the .thir. Saturday and
Sunday in this month
Miss Garnet Borders spent part OF
ihe week in Louisa last week having
dental work done. While there she was
;he guest OF Miss Roberta Dixon.
Frank Harris. who has been work
ing al Aka. has returned home
Edith Walters was in Louisa satur
day
German walters and Charles Nay
aari we're business visitors in Louisa
Thursday
Mrs. oscar Walters was shopping in
richardson Thursday
Mrs ]. c. Preston and Mrs Pharo
{ miners were shopping at Melvin
GoSeis Friday.
Ben and Thomas Miller went TO
Columbus Monday to seek employ
ment.
German Walters spent the weekend
with his parents AT Graves Shoals
Miss Louise Walters spent Sunday
night with her cousin. Miss Lexie
walters
Graydon Chapman passed here SAT-
ITday en- route to Chapman
EdgeI Moore was in Louisa SarUr-
lay
We would be very much pleased 70
hear from Drift
In Memory Of Daisy TaIbs-t.
The death angel visited the home OF
Mr. and Mns. Melvin TaIbeTJ on last
sssssiisF.S-..zsy evening and took from them
heir beloved laughter Daisy She Wa
Is years q age. and loved By an who
.EsW her.
The remains were brought here from
Fed JACKIE W Va on 1SE SATURDAY
The buTiaf took place on
sunday Funeral services were con
iucted BY Rev Hewlett Of Louisa She
vas laid 10 rest in the family GENE
cry AT Kise She leaves father.
mother ard three brothers The
lrothsrs are John. Herbert and James
raibert- Besides these she leaves a
losI OF other relatives and friends.
some time ago Daisy Was run over
> an AUTOMOBILES and seriously injured
he vas taken 10 the hOspitalat Hunt
1sr0n. W Va and underwent much
uHering she was thought 70 be inn
rowing until a few days before her
cath
The family was accompanied here by
IT. and Mrs John Bowling and q
ch0oi chum OF Daisy's. Miss Zifis
,0rneTte Of Red Jacket and Mrs. Jen-
u Peters. OF Louisa
Her death has caused much grief
nd =orrov among her relatives and
tends. The bereayed have our heart
I'll sympathy TWO FRIENDS
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Pin Him Down.

When you hear a man eriticisinz
this country. pin him down Make him
tell YOU what country he has in mind
as being better than this one. and why.
Have him give a remedy for what
ever evil he complains Of Let him
propose q system OF government that
would work better than this or q plan
Of living that would work out 10 great
e advantage than the one under which
'Ee are now living
The Des 5Ioines Capital asks a num-
Der Of questions II were well fhat ev-
cry critic b asked Under what other
government are the conditions Of life
as desirable as they are herez where
else is food more zbu1danrz Where
- II As easy to earn the price OF a
meal as II America Where are the
people As vel clothed as in the United
Statesz Where else il employment a.
easily obrzined7 Where i there great
security for life and better prorec-
tiOn Of the hon1ez Where are poverty
and want % narrowly res1rietedz
Wbers are class distinctions % easily
broken down Where does the power
he II larger MEASURE in the hands Of
their Officers according 10 the win OF
The majority.
There are a thousa1d more questions
along tie same line that might Be
asked % tkose who complain II i All
very wen 70 find fault. but when
person dos -. ne ought 10 have in
mind soE1elhfng 20 cure ia No enc
ought % have the right 70 complain
NJ this country unless he can point ont
= better ou@ ana n he Is zh1e % 10
hat then ne ought 70 Be invited to go
there. just as Old Bill in the trenches
advised his buddy that il ne knew Of
better ole he ought 10 80 to it,
Columbus Dispatch
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so. SOLON. o.

=. p Sexton and Grover C. Hicks
were in 50. Charleston Tuesday.
LEfher HoIbrook and H. C. Hicks
are helping lake Davis thresh wheat
THIS week
Mrs Cassie Hicks vas calling on
Airs. o1ella Hicks
Grover c Hicks and family. Frank
sexton and little son Roger. Z L Niles
and family, Luther Holbrook and n
J. Hicks and Two sons attended an ice
crsam social Al sam Hicks sunday.
I.a.her Hoihr0ok is contemplating a
1rip 10 Kentucky soon.
A KENTUCKY roy,
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MADGE

TIE OIL well that is being drilled on
Johu J. ThOmpson's farm Is going
dowh good Quite a lot Of gas already
struck
Millsrd Bradley. Of Oslo. spept Tues
day and Wednesday with J. W Bradley
and family
Mrs. sam May and children Of
Yeager. are visiting r. T May and
family
Misses Violet Roberts and Ivory
Burchett spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends AZ Adams
Want and Inez WeIIman. Lee and
Mamie and E1ie NOlen attended
church at Evergreen sunday night
AIr. and Mrs. Jim adams and chill
dren. 3Ir. ard Mrs Frank Nsws0n and
children spent Sunday evening with
" n Berry and family
sink Jordan u Trad, was calling on
friends here Sunday
Mrs John yyeIIman and children
spent Sunday with hRr parents Mr.
and Mrs Fernando Meek OF BBssey-
vile.
Willard Berry. OF Yz1esville. was the
guest Of relatives here Saturday night
Misses Mamie and Erie NOlen spent
sunday with Misses B=Iya and Laura
Bradley
Walter and Lzse Barnett Of Yates
vile. was here Saturday
Tom Large CT Daniels Creek was
calling on friends here Saturday and
Sunday
Want weIIman spent Sunday evening
rith Fred Bradley.
Mrs Bel Jordan. % Trad was shop
ping here Monday.
Mrs : 2. Roberts spent Tuesday
With home folks.
Miss Ruby Damron Is visiting friends
and relatives Al FaIlsburg-
Mrs John CIarksOn and little dzugh
Ter Martha spent Saturday with Mrs
81 Nelson and little Ollie Chapman
]. W Bradley was the Sunday guest !
= Dave Hughes and family al Bus /
SEVILLE
Miss Gladys Hzws attended church !
y Morgan Sunday
Allen Hutchinson AMI Nit Bradley /
attended church al .h= Tabernacle /
Sunday evening
Harrison Ferren was visiting his
mother recently
Oakley HezberiIn spent sunda- with
Mss Gee Hutchis0n-
Mrs Martha May ard Miss Della
Nay was the guest Of Mrs G. A HaEs
Tuesday evening
Miss TudelI Turner spent sunday
With Sophia Roberts
Mrs g. A Haws was visiting Miss
Zee Hutchinson Sunday evening
MAGNOLIA BLOSSOM
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Freight and passenger rates VIII b.
increased al over the United States
BY September Ist Passenger fares
viii be raised 20 per, cent. freight from
30 70 80 and Pullman 80 How much
better it would have been for the In
terstate Commerce Commission 10 have
granted the slight increases asked for
10 or Il years ago 50 that equipment
and extensions could have been pro-
vided and roads maintained We would
not now be suffering from a broken
down system But as a result OK the
uuWise policy OF that board We are
paying penalty 50 enormous that il
can not be calculated and must yet
build lhe lines ana pay greater rates
than ever would have been necessary
under more businsss-like policy.