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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
MATTE

Several from here attended church
~ Lower Brusfs Sunday.
= Kay Jordan and children motored
/. through here en- route home from
\ haine
INC. v. Ball Sr, and Fannie Moore
mt Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Jane
2 . and family.
Mrs Jay Moore spent the last OF
fhe week with her mother. Mrs. Ala
fair stambaugb
Keith Hayes 10 spending a few days
with relatives AT Wilbur
jobs Moore, wife and children. OF
Ashland. are visiting g. V. Bali and
wife. Jr.
Mrs. . NJ. Moore was visiting her
daughter. AIRS = Il. +Ioiton, Of Blaine.
recently
Is. =. Moore snd wife spent saturday
and Sunday with relatives in johnson
county.
j d. Ball made a trip TO Loulsa last
week
Dimpls Hayes spent Saturday night
with Jewel and Edith Moore.
MRS. GRUs:DY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

visited relatives in Huntington the
latter part Of the week and Miss
Chapman went from there the Fourth
to visit Miss Dimpie Austin al Col
umbus, Ohio.
Ina b. Spencer and y. Louise Chap
man were the dinner guests Of Tina
Nickel Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Hayes SIR. and
Mrs. Robt. Miller, Mrs. Dolly Miller
and Miss Loutie Swan were the din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hays
Sunday.
DIR and Mrs l. 3. Hays and daugh-
Iers were visiting relatives at Wilbur
Sunday
Pearlean Dixon was visiting Eliza
beth Hayes Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Wallace is on the sick
list
AIr. and Mrs. q. $. Swami were Wis
itins relatives at Louisa the after part
Of the week.
Robt Brown. Of Henrietta. Vas on
our creek Sunday.
Thurrnond Dixon was visiting friends
at Charley Sunday.
Toby Chandler. of GOrges Greek. at
tended church here Sunday.
LITTLE GIRLS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
CHARLEY

Church at lIary's Chapel was large
Nv attended.
Ella Spencer, Opal HinlSie. Messrs-
Bascom Boyd and Jay Scarberry went
10 Ashland Sunday to attend the cele-
bration July 5th.
Herman Hays WIS visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. Carten at Ellen
saturday and Sunday.
Bill HinEie attended church here
Sunday.
Miss Dahy George and Alex George
Jr.. OF Henrietta. attended church hero
Sunday.
Mrs. c. g. Boiling and son. Emert
Henson. ~cre visiting Mr.. and Mrs-
Robts Brown, Of Henrietta. the attn.
Mss Mary Alice Wiley. of Ashland.
was the guest OF Miss Audrey b.
Chapman. Misses Chapman and Wiley
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Zenner-Bradshaw Quality
SILK HOSE

OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS
One assortment Of Women's Fun Faskioned
Isle Hose in black white. navy and cham
payne: broken si-<sS Our regular selling
pries SSc- July Sale price
Sc pair
womsn's Full Washioned SILK Hose in light
and dark grey only Our regular selling
price se-eo pair July Sale price
Sis pair
Wohnen's Full Washionsd Silk Hose in ligAs
and dark grey. beaver. eoraovan and taa-
Our regular selling prices Se.se and $3.50
pair. July Sale price
500 the pair
Niagara Glove Silk and kayser Glove SIX
Hose for women, in light and dark gvsv
only. July Sale Rrlce-
$3.50 the pair
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES

OFFERING CONSIDERABLE SAVINGS
DURING THIS JULY SALE
colsrsd Satin 6sdspreads. full sire good
quality in cOlors blue. pink and yellow. Our
regular selling price seIS-
July Sale price $Ss5
White Satin 6edspreads. extra ssle soxlOO
Our regular SELLING price S&Oe
July Sale price 500
cclorsd Stripe Dimisy Spreads. ia coiOrs
pink blue and yellow, our sSsOlar selling
price $500
July Sale price ss,As
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 19

juniors, and Mrs Victor Hanny, whose daughter. Miss Florence Hanny, is also 9 Westlake girl, will give a New Years affair for her daughter and guest, Miss Helen Williams, at the Country club. Another Westla.ke pupil, John Hanny, who is at Roswell Military Academy and his cousin, Victor Creighton, 8 Stanford student, are also at home and win join in the many holiday festivi- ties planned by the Hannys.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Webb To Entertain at Mountain Home

MT. and Mrs. W. T Webb are plan ming a delightful house party at their place in Graham mountains during Christmas week. Among others they will entertain Mir. and Mrs Herbert Wolsskill and their daughters, Miss Edith Frances Wolss1ill and Miss Bunny Wolsskill, who are at present guests at their town house. Mir. and Mrs. L. ". Clayton will be included in tho house party which is being planned along elaborate lines
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur HaItom Hosts at Bridue Affair

{ MT. and Mrs. Arthur Halton were bridge hosts Tuesday evening, when they gave an attractively appointed affair at their home on West McDowell road. Cut flowers were used in ef- fective decoration. The guest list in c1uded Mir. and Mrs. Albert Rosenberg, Mir. and Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett, MT andsNIrs. Stay ton Doris. MT. and Mrs. Frank Brophy, Dl.. and Mrs. Kimball Bannister Mr. andJ Mrs. Edwin Doris. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Carson, Dr. and Mrs. II. l.. Lar sen, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hurley, Miss Harriet Hurley and Roy Murray.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Junior Set Welcomes

Members of the junior set are well coming Miss Gertrude Darby. who ar rived yesterday from Los Angeles, where she has been attending school this winter. At present she is the guest of Miss Mary Hulett, and later will visit Miss Dorothy Brownrleld, who only returned on Friday from Tucson, where she registered at the University of Arizona at the opening of the autumn semester.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mrs. Fred McNabb Hostess To Bridge Club Members

Mrs. Fred McNabb of 715 North First street gave delightful bridge lunch con Wednesday in compliment to the members of the card club to which she belongs. ChEy ysanthemums and holly combined in a decoration that sug- gested the approaching holidays. The prizes were won by Mrs v. 4. Thomp- sen and Mrs. ". B. Twitchell.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Miss Lou Ella Campbell
 To Return This Morf1inu
Return From School For Holiday Season

Miss Elma Tolleson and her brother. Walter Tolleson, who have been at tending the University of Redlands, re- turned home yesterday to spend the holiday season with their mother, Mrs. ". c. ToIleson of East Willetta street. The young folk, who are popular with the junior set. will be much feted dur ing the Christmas vocation.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Bride Elect Incentive For Charming Affair

Miss MarceIla Martin, a popular bride-elect, was the inspiration for a charmingly arranged luncheon given by Mrs. w. G. Hartranft at the Country club Wednesday. The guest list in cluded Miss Martin, Mrs. Winfield Hartranft, Mrs. Fred D. Krenz, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., Mrs. Sims Ely. IT,. Mrs. Eben Lane, Miss Ruth Gold berg. Miss Ellen Atwood, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Mary Josephine Ceilings. Miss Angela Marshall, and Miss Jose phine Holman. There were numerous other 1uncheons at the club, the We'd nesday event attracting Mrs. Donald Dunbar. who had eight guests: Mrs II
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mrs. Harry Creighton To Leave For Tampico

Mrs. Harry Creighton, who has been extensively feted during her several weeks stay here, the guest of the Vic tor Hannys, will leave January for Tampico, where she will spend the re- naining winter minths.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Miss Genevieve Cope Home For Holidays

Miss Genevieve Cope is home from tho state university for the holidays which will be gay with affairs at the Cope home on West Washington street. Miss Cope has a charming guest, Miss Mildred Kelly, who will share with her the joys of the holiday season which Mrs. Joseph Cope has ar- ranged for the young folk, including Christmas day affair.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

day evening Tho guest list included MISS Martin. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Fer kuson. Mrs Gertrude Bird, Miss Dorothy Daykin. Miss Mary Josephine Sol1nss, Miss Helen Iatimer, stephen Aooerton, Dick Young, Walker Burtis ana Willard Hudson
 Mr. and Mrs. Georqe Lutaerdina To Give Dance the 2eth.
 One of the smart events of the holf- oay season will be the dance on the 5wenty-ninth given by MT. and Mrs. [eorgo IT. Lutgerding, MT. and Mrs. gonald Mcqueen and Mir. and Mrs. Fl. at the Country club
 Roy & Goodrich Family
 Arrives From California
 MT. and Mrs. Roy S Goodrich and neir attractive children, Miss Eleanor -Sodrich and Donald Goodrich, ar
 eo yesterday from Los Angeles to .eend the holiday fortnight with Mir. and Mrs. Joseph c. Green. Indiana Woman Guest of VI. and Mrs. Harry Carson
 MHs. Richard Sarles of Mount Yer @on. indiana is the guest of Dr. and -sS- S aArry Carson. She plans to re- nam until after Christmas. Miss Ethel FogIe Home
 For the Holiday Season
 aiSs Ethel Fogle returned home Sat etosy Tor the holiday season. Miss rogie is attending Redlands university Nnere she is favorite with the stu dent body.
 mrA !. VI. S~ctnam Hostess Rt An Informal Luncheon
 Nrs. J. M Swetnam gave an informal .oncneon on Friday. her guests includ- sng Mrs Joseph Fl. Kibbey, Mrs. William L. Pinney. Mrs. John Aitk en. .Nrs Joseph Sherburne, Mrs. JenclSes ana Mrs Edwin Malcolm Hull. Mrs- Stayton Doris Gives
 ea in Honor of Mother
 Nrs- Stayton Doris gave a delight tully arranged tea Thursday afternoon In honor of her mother. Mrs. w. J. Lawrence, who is leaving this evening Tor her home in Pasadena Eighteen gaests enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. VIII Be Hostess ct
 Childron's Party
 One of.the most charmingly planned
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

son will he the dance given by Mir. and
 Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich at the Woman's stub Thursday in honor of their lovely httie daughter. Miss Eleanor Good rich
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Returns From Training

OUUFs0 OW tFlG OOast
 After a strenuous year in training at tEc Good Samaritan hospital, Mrs. Denny Payne has returned to Phoenix from Los Angeles and is taking l much needed rest at St. Luke's home. She expects to be in Arizona several months. Mrs. Payne. who was great social favorite a few seasons ago, $ heinz cordially welcomed by her legion of friends
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Gives Stag Dinner In Fathers Honor

Complimentary to Hugh s. Antrim. his son, Hugh $. Antrim, Jr., gave delightful stag dinner Monday evening at the Antrim home on West Latham street. Those there included Howard Peek, G. P. Nevitt. Arthur T. Esgate. D'Nean Stafford, Victor Hanny and pr ". D. Shackleford.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Miss Dorothy TuthiII To Arrive Tomorrow

A charming addition to the smart set will be Miss Dorothy Tuthill, the lovely daughter of pr. aud Mrs. A. NJ. Tuthill who will arrive in Phoenix tomorrow from the coast. Miss Tuthlll completed her course at the University of Cali fornia a few days ago, having made an enviable record while in college.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

O'Dell Mrs Samuel F. Stroit, wife of the president of the New York Stock Clearing corporation and a governor of the New York stock exchange, has joined the Metro forces in New York City. She has just completed minor role in "A Message From Mars,' the Maxwell Karger production starring Bert Lytell.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

finally accepted an engagement with Fox and supported William Farnum in his latest production Now she is with
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mrs. Frank Harmson a Ranch House Hostess
Win Give Dance at Woman's Club on WednesdaN EXenind
Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison AoetS aA (itsL I ssnnLa1r.

MT. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Morrison were luncheon hosts at the Arizona club Tuesday. when they entertained in honor of John P. Hyatt and Charles W Price of Wilmington.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

D. McVay. who also entertained eight, and Mrs Angus Cashion at whose table covers were laid for four
 Sons cf Gov. Campbell
 Home From University
 Allan Campbell and Brodie Camp bell the young sons of Governor and Mrs, Thomas l.. Campbell, returned Friday from the University of Arizona where they registered in the fall. Miss Lou Ella Campbell
 To Return This Morning
 Miss Lou Ella Campbell. the daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Hugh T.. Campbell, who has been attending Walnut Hin Seminary. will arrive home this morn ing for tho holiday season. She was met in the northern part of the state by her brother. Daniel Campbell, in whose honor MT. and Mrs. Campbell plan to give a birthday dinner tomor- row evening at their North Central avenue home.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Local Girls at Mills CoIIeqe Arrive af Home

\ charming coterie of Phoenix girls vho arc registered at Mills college re- turned home yesterday for the holi- days, those in the group including Miss Mary Louise Pinney, Miss Mildred Doris, and Miss Gertrude Buntman.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Entcrtains Young Folk ln Honor of Visitor

affair yesterday when she entertained a group of young folk complimentary to Miss Gertrude Darby. Christmas decorations prevailed The feature of the afternoon was five hundred and those who played were Miss Darby, Mrs. Paul Ceilings. Mrs. ]. o. Brown, Miss Dorothy Brownfield, Miss Harriet Tritle, Miss Marion Bennett, Miss Frances Loftus, Miss Mary Alice Christy, Miss Margaret Tait, Miss Mary Louise Pinney, Miss Kathryn Jack, Miss Dorothea Osborn, Miss Mar garet Tait. Miss Mildred Doris, Miss Mary Burton, Miss Helen Tracy, Miss
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mir. and Mrs. Loring Wild To Make Home on Coast

Society VIII regret to learn of the de- parture shortly after Christmas of Mir and Mrs. Loring Wild, who will take up their residence on the coast. Accord ing to their present plans they will leave the twenty seventh for Los An geles. Their clever young nephew, Jack Gardiner. who has been with them since autumn, is leaving on Wednesday for the coast to join his mother. Mrf George Fowler Gardiner, for the hol- day season.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Jackie Saunders is staging a real comeback. Several years ago she was high up in the list of screen favorites. She was, in turn a Biograph, Pathe, Universal and Balboa actress. She scored success after success and was acclaimed everywhere as one of film dom's most charming blonds. When the doors of the Balboa studio were closed Jackie went into retirement But she couldn't resist the lure. and she
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Juvenile Judge Ben B. Lindsey, who recently made his debut in motion pie lures in 8. play written about case in his own courtroom in Denver. is to ap- pear in a series of juvenile pictures, beginning early in 1921. The an ncuncement Is made by the United Stars Picture Corporation of San Jose, Calif. It is said that the pictures win be of a nature to uplift the characters of boys and girls.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Mary Ryan, Miss Edith Burtis, Miss Merle Belt, Miss Majorie Baker Miss Marie Hart, Miss Marion Pascoe, Miss Marion Duncan, Miss Louise Arnold, Miss Layel Stephens, Miss Lorraine Birdno, Miss Lucy Doyle, Miss Ger trude Buntman, Miss Dorothea WiIber, Miss Louise Conner, Miss Vivian Ed wards, Miss Helen McLuer. and Miss Patricia Bell
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Entertain Ten at Dinner
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan gave a dinner of ten covers Monday evening at their North Second avenue home. Chrysanthemums featured the decora- tic scheme
 Mrs. Frank Harmson Ranch House Hostess
 Mrs. Frank Harmson presided over a prettily appointed dinner at the Ranch House last evening when she enter tained six guests.
 Win Give Dance at Woman's Club on "Wednesday Evening Allan Campbell. Brodie Campbell and Joe Thompson will contribute to the enjoyment of the holiday season, giv- ing a dance at the Woman's club on Wednesday evening. One hundred jun ions will be present.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Students Bring Friends
 Home For the Holidays

Quite a number Of the young folks returning from school have school friend guests who will be the inventive for much of the holiday entertaining. Miss Mary Helen Francis returned yes terday from Westlake school accom- panied by Miss MurieI smith. Mrs. Daniel Francis, who is always charm ing to the young folk, is planning an affair at the Ranch House for the
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Metro and will play the part of the "vamp" manicurist in Viola Dana's current picture, "Sorrentina-"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Entertain at Dinner At the Ranch House

NIT. and Mrs. B. D. Marks gave a cleverly arranged dinner at the Ranch House Tuesday in honor of pr. and Mrs. David Liknaitz. Covers were laid for twelve.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mr. and Mrs. George Lutgerding I Q Give Dance the 2oth.
Key & Goodrich Family ArrtNaa From California

MT. and Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich and .neir attractive children. Miss Eleanor -Soorich and Donald Goodrich, ar
 eo yesterday from Los Angeles to sna the holiday fortnight with Mir. ana Airs. Joseph c. Green.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Quinn Calls on
Mayor Hylan to
Gust MacStay
Continued from page I

investigation of the department by the
board
"Is there any commissioner in the
city, outside of the commissioners of
deeds, whom the minority does not
want brought here for investigation
and attack" asked Alderman Haubert.
"Mr. Hirshfield, Commissioner of Ac-
CATION of the Department of Markets,
and he will furnish all information the
board desires about the 100000 sur
plus. 1t is not the province OF this
board to interfere with the investiga-
tion of the legally constituted investi-
eating official of the city"
Alderman Valdeck declared that TO
ask Commissioner Hirshield to investl-
gate Commissioner O'Malley, of the
ing William r. Hearst to investigate
Mayor Hylan. The Republican alder
men Joined with the Socialists IN their
demand for an investigation.
Alderman Bruce NJ. Falconer, con-
ccding that he agreed with the Soclaiist
members for once, declared that the
Department Of Markets was "a disgrace
to the city"
The resolution introduced by the So.
Police Commissi oner Enright before the
board to explain the purpose OF the So
called "Riot Regiment" to be organ
lied in the Police Department, caused a
warm discussion, but did not have the
support of the Republican members and
was defeated. In speaking upon the
resolution Alderman Abraham Becker
man, Socialist, declared that it was
proper under Police Commissioner
whose administration had experienced
more crime than ever known before
that the Commissioner should explain
why he needed machine gun, squad.
He declared he didn't believe in g keep
ing the Police Commissioner under a
glass case" Republican aldermen re-
torted that the Socialists must know
from their actions in the city why a
"riot regiment" was necessary.
The majority also voted down reso-
luton calling for an investigation of
the value of the transit properties by
the Board Of Aldermen. The point was
raised that the Aldermen should not in
terfere at this time with the traction
investigation being conducted by the
| Board of Estimate.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Rail Board Charged With
''TyrannicaI System'' of
Coal Car Discrimination

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-In testi-
flying before the Bituminoss Coal
Commission to-day, T. H. Watkins, OF
New York, who is associated with the
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke Company in
the operation Of soft coal mines in
central Pennsylvania, charged the
Railroad Administration had put into
effect a "tyrannical system" OF coal
car distribution by which coal oper--
ators were deliberately Disseminated
against.
Under this method, Mr.. Watkins
said, open top cars were arbitrarily
offered to operators by the purchas-
ing department Of the Railroad Ad-
ministration under an arrangement by
which operators would charge the
Railroad Administration a lower price
for coal than that offered the, con-
sumer. Operators who accepted this
arrangement, he said, were able to get
three times the car allotment orig
inally apportioned to them by the
Railroad Administration, while those
who declined to accept 1T suffered 1or
lack of cars, many Of them not having
one-third of the supply promised them.
Failure Of adequate car supply, Mr.
Watkins said, was an important iac-
tor in the price Of coal in the market.
Because of their inability to get cars
when needed, he pointed out, many
operators have been forced to run their
mines at huge cost, while not getting
coal to the market.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Payne to Give
Senators Facts
On Ship Sale
Board to Defer Decision on
Disposal of Former Ger
man Liners Until Situation
Is Laid Before Committee
Only One New Bid Made
Nineteen Vessels Are Put Up
Individually; $55O,OOO
Is Offered for the Otsego

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.--Recommen-
dations as to the future policy to be
followed by the Shipping Board in re-
gard to the sale of the thirty German
passenger ships, which has stirred up
G. controversy involving several
branches of the government, will be
submitted to the Senate Commerce
Committee tomorrow by Chairman
Payne.
A report on the bids received for
the vessels is expected to be laid be-
fore the committee, together with esti-
mates of the amounts necessary for
retittlng the ships for passenger service.
Chairman Payne stated tonight after
meeting Of the board that the matter
Of the sale Of the craft would not be
considered until the situation had been
laid before the Senate committee.
The end of the auction for receiving
bids on the vessels came quickly to-
day, with only one offer made out of
choice of nineteen ships. The larg-
est vessels Of the fleet, including the
Leviathan, George Washington, Aga
memnon and Mount Vernon, were
passed over without arousing the in
terest of the shipping men, who yester-
day bid millions for the liners in
groups.
The single offer made was bid of
$550,OO0 by the Acme Operating Cor
poration for the 4,500-ton steamer
Otsego. When the list of ships offered
individually had failed to bring fur
ther bids, Commissioners Scott called
for further offers by groups and, there
being none forthcoming, announced the
auction closed.
Under the announcement at the
opening Of the auction, no action will
be taken on the bids without the sane