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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
CASAS DE vENTA.

Dos casas en- I'm lote de 6 Guar
tos con dos cuartos dormitorios y
otra de 4 cuartos en- ell fondo. FL
lote mide 50xl25. Corta oisrar-
cia. Vale Sc, IS 500 al con-
tado y resto en- abonos.
Immediate Posesion.-Casa mo-
derna de 8 cuartos, vale $500,
hoy $500. $500 al contado y 10
demas en- abonos. Una de las me-
jores oportunidades en- West
Adams.
En- ell distrito de West Adams,
una casa de dos pisos. 8 cuartos,
'piso de MADEIRA dura, cuarto de
desayuno, q cuartos dormitorios.
balloon para dormir. chimenea, 2
'cuartos para sirvientes en- Ell fon-
do, garage.
Vendemos casas y prestamos
dinero, vease Rafael E. Bravo de
5 a go p. m, 1917 w. 10Th St.
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FRANCIA DEBE ESTAR PRE-
PARADA PARA LAS CUE
RRAs DEL FGTURo.

Paris, Mayo 26.-El Mariscal
Fernando Foch, que preside la
junta de la Escuela Politecnica de
ingenieros del Ejercito, dijo que,
durante la paz, Francia debia es-
tar siempre preparada para las
guerras del future; que la presen-
te lucha economical es la primera
parte del programa de paz, pero
los preparativos para la guerra
ccnstituyen | asegunda parte.
"Quien de nosotros-agreg6-
Sc atrevera a Greer que Alemania
rcnuncie a la guerra en- Ell maha-
ma de SUI ruina? Los vecinos de
Alemania, quieran o no, Sc veran
obligados a conservar sus ejerci-
tos y mantener fuertes fronteras
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asa. North Dakota ha estable-
edo bancos, depositos de granos,
rolinos, y la mayoria de los SER
vicios publicos, para evitar Ell al
IA artificial de los precios, las
combinaciones de los financieros
y ell uso indebido del credito. FL
Estado de Nueva York ACADIA de
i%ntervenir entire arrendatarios c
inquilinos, ha fijado un minimo
de ALA para las rentas, ha i'm
puesto plazo de un aho para los
arrendamientos y ha evitado e
lanzamiento de los que no encuen-
tran casa para cambiarse. I'm So
10 ejemplo bastard para mostral
los beneficios de una atinada J
lIprudente intervention del Esta.
do. En- una OCCASION los minero:
de Australia Sc d~eclararon en- huel
J ga con csc motive los comercian
J ties en- carbon, de Nueva Zelandi;
Sc confabularon y subieron al do
) bic Ell precio del carbon. FL Go
J bierno NADIA dijo, pero abri6 inme
! diatamente expendios de carbon
o'al precio antique, y comenz6 ;
trabajar las minas que tiene d,
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oBREGON ORDENA AL GE-
NERAL HERRERA Sc PRE-
N PARA RESPON-
DER A LOS CARGOS QUE
Sc LIE HACEU POR LA
MUERTE DE ~CARRANZA.

Mexico, Mayo 26.-El General
Alvaro Obregon, comandante de
las fuerzas revolucionarias, orde
no hoy al General Rodolfo Here
ra Sc presentase para responder a
Ia acusacion de haber asesinado a
Venustiano Carranza.
Oregon declare que ha sldo
probado que fue un case de trai-
cion.
Esta orden fue dada despues
que Herrera ofrecio venir a Me-
xico 81 lie daban seguridades y que
rrobaria con evidencia que Ca
rama cometo suicide.
Herrera, en- un telegrama al Ge'
neral Pablo Gonzalez, mega que
el o los suyos hayan asesinado a
ex-presidente. Declare que Ca
rranza prefirio ell suicide al des
honor de considerarse fugitive.
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LOS QUE ACOMPANABAN A
CARRANZA ESTAN PRE-
SOS.

Mexico Mayo 26.-El General
Juan Barragan, Jefe del Estado
Mayor de Carranza; General
Francisco Urquiza, ex-Ministro
de Guerra; Ignacio Bonillas
Aguirre Berlanga, jefe del Gabi-
rete de Carranza; Pauline Fon-
ties. ex-Director de los Ferrocarrf-
les, Y Ell General Murguia, han ST.
do hechos prisioneros cuando lie
garon aqui aver acompanando a
cuerpo del ex-presidente y siguer
arrestados e internados en- la pri-
sion militar de Santiago.
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Los POZOS DE
DE ESTADOS UNIDOS Sc
ESTAN

I'm informe reciente del Depar-
tamento de Estado, enviado por
ell Presidente Wilson al Senado,
ha producido una inmensa sensa-
cion por TODD Ell pals, pues en- el
Sc anuncia que las reservas de pc
troleo Sc estan agotando en- los
Estados Unidos.
Este pals contribute con ell 90
'por ciento de la production total
dc petroleo en- Ell mundo, pero aho-
ra ell 40 por ciento de sus pozos
Sc encuentran agotados, y segun
los calculos oficiales, las reservas
de petroleo que hay en- los Esta-
dos Unidos no pueden durar mas
&c veinte amos.
De los pozos de reserva en- es-
t. pals ell capital extranjero solo
controla ell cuatro por ciento, nc
obstante que los Estados Unidos
son Ell unico pals productor de pc
|t-oleo en- que Sc permite tomar
|parte a nacionales y extranjeros
|er igualdad de condolences, en- Ia
production de petroleo.
En- Mexico, que ocupa Ell segun-
do lugar en- Ell mundo como pro-
ductor de a~ceite, y que por consi'
guiente "controla la balanza de
poder", las empresas americana:
controlan Ell so por ciento de 10:
campos petroliferos.
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reserva. Los acaparadores grita-
ron V amenazaron a sus clientes,
conque no lie venderian al que
compare al Gobierno, despues de
que este dejara de vender; pero ell
Gobierno declare valientemente
que sostendria su precio y vende-
ria carbon mientras este no baja-
ra a su justo valor. Ante esta de-
termination, los caballeros de-
trabuco, quiero decir del acapara-
miento, Sc rindieron, m~aldiciendo
a aquel Gobierno, como SD congo
mere del canine real maldice a la
policia rural.
Sin embargo, los dos sistemas
aplicados o sus extremes son
malos. Una Intervention exage-
rada, que llegue a los lindNos del
comunismo o colectivismo, es
mas funesta que Ell abstencionis-
mo. Acostumbraria al individuc
" a la sociedad, a esperanto todo
de un estado providente y cada
vez Sc ocuparia menos de 81 mis-
mo, sin contar con la playa de-
frncionarismo, esa lepra de los
paises latino-americanos.
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La Prensa" es el 6rgano de los
latino-americanos E hispanos en-
California.

porque hay hechos hist6ricos y
ambiciones de riquezas, como hay
verdades eeograficas.
"lComo podemos ayudar a con-
tar en- una naci6n, que reducida a
Ia lmpotencia por Napoleon Ell
Giande, pudo, debido a su ardor
belico, rehacerse y consumar la
caida del segundo imperio y por
su militarismo supreme y su de-
ssrrollo met6dico. extendi6 SD au-
toridad desde el este de los panta-
nos prusianos hasta mas ALA del
khlnF iHacer la guerra es 81 in
austria nacional, y puede ser su
derechoi
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Ell GENERAL ESCOBAR I'M
CLARA LA CAMPANA MAS
ACTIVA CONTRA Ell IRE
DUCTIBLE FRANCISCO
VILLA.

Ell Paso, Tex, Mayo 27.-El
anunciado desacuerdo entire ell je-.
fe rebelde Francisco Villa y Ell
ruevo regimen revolucionario, SC
do a onoce ell domingo ultimo,
cuando ell Gobierno de Chihuahua
ofrecio la suma de 100000 por la
cabeza de Villa, vivo o muerto;
habiendo salido va de la capital
del Estado 1000 hombres para
perseguirlo y capturarlo.
FL senior Tomas Gameros, ac-
tual gobernador INFERNO de Chi
huahua, asi 10 aseguro aver, GUAM
do estuvo en- esta ciudad para acu-
dir a los funerales de su hermano,
ell senior Manuel Gameros.
Las tropas que perseguiran a
Villa consistiran en- 1000 hombres
de tropas regulares y 1000 de las
"defensas sociales', que han sa-
lido va IN direction de Parral, ell
donde Sc supone que Villa ha bus
cado refugio. Ell anuncio Official
de que Sc ofrecian $1,000 900 por la
captura de Villa Sc hizo Official.
mente por ell mismo gobernador
en- Chihuahua, antes de partir pa
ra esta ciudad.
Entire 10 que habia pedido Villa
para rendirse, Sc contaba ell man,
do de las tropas federales de Chi
huahua y el dominic de TODD e
Fstado. Las demas exigencia'
SON imposibles de concederse pc
ell gobierno revolucionario.
FL general Gonzalo Escobar
que defendio a c. Juarez contri
ei ataque de Villa en- JUNO de
ano pasado, sera quien mande la
fuerzas que persigan a este, aun
que ell sabado aun no salia de Chi
huahua, habia mandado va I'm
columna a las ordenes de I'm JEFF
subalterno para emprender
campafia. Las "defensas socis
les" estaran mandadas por Ell g
neral Ignacio Enriquez.
Ell gobernador Gameros estar
al frente de los negocios publicc
solo el tempo necesario para at
el gobernador provisional Alb
S. Rodriguez, vuelva de la ciuds
de Mexico, donde fue a asistir
la aperture del Congreso, despu'
&c 10 cual volvera a la vida pr
vada.
Entire 10 que pedia Villa al g
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neral Gales, Sc dice que estaba Ell
que Sc lie reconociera Ell grado de
general de division, Sc lie diera Ell
mando de una division de tropas
en- Chihuahua, y algunas otras
concesiones que Sc juzgaron i'm
posibles de concederle. Gales
unicamente lie ofrecio garantias
personales para que Sc retirara a
la vida privada de un ciudadanc
pacifico.
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Sc PERMITIRA LA EXTRA
DA DE DINERo AMERICA
NO EN- MEXICO.

Mexico, Mayo 28.-Proposicio-
mes hechas a la Camara de Conner
clio de los Estados Unidos, para
permitir la circulation en- Mexico
de la moneda americana, han ST
do aceptadas. La escasez de mo-
media fraccionaria en- Mexico ha-
bia sido durante mucho tempo,
Iun grave impedimento para las
transacciones comerciales.
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PEsQU1sA.

Sc desea saber el paradero del
schor P. G. Flores. casado. de %
amos de edad. Las dltimas mott
cias que Sc tuvo de 81, en- Marie
del presente afo, viva en- el No
AS East 9TH street. de esta ciu
dad; anteriormente estaba radical
Go en- Monterrey, N. L. Dirigir
toda information a Joe Raptaitis.
minero de profession, 22oH East
9Th street, Los angeles, Cal.
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INTERVENTION DEL ESTA-
DO EN- LA MOVILIZACION
DE LA RIQUEZA.
Por el General Salvador Alvaradc

cienda y Credito Publico, del Co.
bierno de la REVOLUTION, cree de
mi deber hacer publicas algunas
de mis- opiniones y proyectos So
bre la materia.
Creo que es una obligation de
mi parte dar a conocer esas ideas
a mis- conciudada,,os, y especial
mente a los habitantes de Sonora,
en- razon del cariho que tengo a
la terra donde percibi las prime
|ras impresiones que mas tarde de-
Ibian de~sarrollar mi caracter. No
|naci dentro de sus limites geogra-
mficos, pero habiendo influido de
una manera tan determinante su
medic ambiente en- plasmar mis-
concepciones e ideas desde los
primeros amos, considerolo en- mis-
afectos como mi Estado natal.
Existe una fuerza dentro de
nosotros mismos, capaz de mover
10 TODD y de Zanzibar la faz de las
cosas. 70 tengo la fe y la volun-
tad y quiero que ell despacho de
Id Secretaria a mi cargo, con la
| ayuda de todos los hombres cons
, cientes y honrados del Pals, de-
| muestre que ell Gobierno revolu-
cionario puede hacer en- bien de
lila Patria.
Existen dos tendencias funda-
mentales en- la politica economical
: de los gobiernos, que, segun las
razas, las ~tendencias de cada mo-
mento, y las necesidades de cada
i epoca, han sufrido variaciones
transformations d~iversas. Esa:
i tendencias son la de "laisez faire'
" la del "intervencionismo": e
priniero proclama como norma d.
l. conducta para los gobiernos, /,
S como ideal gubernativo, la abs
. tencion mas complete en- los asun
D, tos economico-soclales limitan
do su accion, a guardian ell ordei
en- Ell interior y representa- y ha
Ger respetar los derechos de !
e. Nacion en- ell extranjero, su teorl
ell es que dejando libre Ell campo
SC las fuerkas economics y sociale'
o. estas por ST mismas buscan S
acomodo y equilibrio, PRODUCER
la DO con su libre accion ell progr'
so; ell segundo, proclama la inte'
al vencion del Estado, para estimi
I'd lar y conducir esas fuerzas, ev
tando la anarquia que resulta, {
&C. II falta de coordination de los e
NJ fuerzos. Ambas escuelas han t
IL rido su aplicacion y exitos y fir
ID casos, segun los pueblos y |;
TO- epocas en- que Sc han ensayado
La teoria del abstencionismo
"~laisez faire" Sc ha practicable p'
% cxcelencia en- Inglaterra, en- E
'"' tados Unidos y en- general en- t
'a dos los paises de habla ingles
con exception de la Australasia
algunas regiones de la Colomb
Britannica y Nueva Zelandia, di
tinguiendose esta Ultima, que,
pesar de estar totalmente POLL
Ga por ingleses, Sc ha lanzat
franca y valientemente al Int
vencionismo. En- los Estados Ur
dos tambien hay manifestation
dc rebeldia al sistema de "lais
faire', siendo su mas vigoroso e
ponente Ell Estado de North D
100 l;ota, que ultimamente ha segui'
los pasos de Nueva Zelandia.
III FL sistema de "~laisez fairt
(que significa, dejar hacer) no
AL inventado; es Ell producto logic
Ia natural del pujante individual
mo de los anglo-sajones, los CT
~; les deben a la formation y ed
cacion individualista de II {
;.f. ciedades. Este sistema o escu,
!, preconiza la lucha a muerte :
81, la vida, la supervivencia de
pe-
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oTRA HAzAHA DE VILLA.

Ell Paso, Mayo 28.-Al propio
tempo que Francisco Villa soil
cita al nuevo Gobierno de Militar
de Chihuahua, sus fuerzas raptan
al ciudadano americana Homer
Carr, que esta empleado como in
geniero inspector por la fund.-
ci6n de Asarco.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
MEADS BRANCH

Church here Sunday by Rev, Allen
Castle. 4. Rev. A. II. Miller and w. L
Cain of Louisa have just returned from
Flemingsburg and Maysville where
they have been on legal business. ......
BIZ Hinkle, Charley's son, is recover
ing from very severe case of pneu
monia. Rev. A. II. Miller has bought
the Lucinda Johnson farm on the head
Of Meads Branch and will move to it
the first of the year. Hent King has
moved to Tofchlight james Miller
has returned to his work on Beaver
Creek. Alex Triplet purchased fine
COW from A. H. Miller. Irwin Wag-
ner still goes TO the left fork of Meads
Branch. :, l.. w. Wells and Jim Moore
had fine fox chase Thanksgiving
Their hounds put one in a hole and
they dug 1t out i. A. II, Miller is ex-
pecting his son Charley and his fam
lily and their son Noah who live in
Columbus. Ohio, to come home for
Christmas ONLY ONE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
COMPTON

Church at Polly's Chapel was largely
attended Sunday. There will be SER
vices all week. -. Minnie B. Penning
ton was calling on Beulah Collinswo-th
Wednesday. 80. I. Birdie Carter was In
Fallsburg Saturday. Bertha Kitchen
was calling on her grand parents al
this place Saturday. -. Austin Webh
and Luther Webb have returned from
West Virginia. +. Mary f, and Minnie
B. Pennington were calling on theiI
sister on Morgan Creek Sunday. ,...'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Coins and little son
we're visiting their daughter at this
place Friday. :. There vii lbe Christ
mas tree at this place December "a
We are expecting fine time Every
body come and enjoy it with us. .,...
Mecca Pennington and little nephew
Berry, were visitors at our school
Tuesday. PUP.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
Oil COMPANIES
QUIT DRILLING

The Ohio Fuel oil Company is sus-
pending drilling operations fGF the win
ter in the Lawrence county Held. Also
II Is reported that some Of the other
companies operating In this field will
do the same thing. .....,
Wells already in process OF DIR ling
or Just ready to start will be com
pleted. ...... .....
The Union Gas & Oil Company is
not included in this movement. The
Carter Oil Company and the Fisher
Oil Company are named as amongst
those who will close down.
The reason for this action is not
entirely clear, but 1t is reported that
the high cost OF labor and the poor
service being rendered by many of the
men employed is the chief cause. Al
NEST all employers have been com
planning that the higher wages have
gone the less work the most OF the
men do This condition, they say,
forces them to suspend until better
results can be had through more eff
iicient service. II means that men who
have not done honest work will be
without jobs when operations are re-
suued, according to the opinion of men
In position to know, r..
The suspension will be very unwel-
como 20 land owners and citizens gem
orally. q. ...... ...s, ".",
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
Democrats To Be in
Power in Mingo County

Beginning December LIST Democrats
will hold all of the county offices in
Mingo, County Clerk Elihu Boggs hlv-
ing emulated the example of Circuit
Clerk Guy White by resigning to take
effect November 3Oth, one month be-
fore the expiration OF his six year
term Through the resignation of
Judge Damron, effective November !,
Hon r. d. Baily became Judge of the
circuit court,
The Democrats are thus fully restor-
ed to power in the county after a lapse
Of about twenty years. In the entire
county the Republicans have only a
few members of the boards of educa-
ton, constables and justices of the
peace.
Mr.. Boggs will be succeeded by Riley
Varney, county clerk-e elect While it
has not been officially given out it is
understood from an authoritive source
that Jailor J. p. Webb is slated for a
place in the clerks office with Mr.,
yarney. 1t was first reported that Mr..
webb, who has been chief office dep
uty as well as tailor for sheriff Blank
enship, would enter private business
Mingo Republican.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
THREE MEN SHOT
ON c. 80. TRAIN
ONE DEAD AND THE OTHERS ARE
EXPECTED TO DE-.

on last Tuesday morning VIII Hop
kins Instantly Killed VIII Blackburn
and probably fatally wounded his
brother Henderson blackburn on u
train near Pikeville Hopkins was shot
through the left lung by one of the
Blackburns and was taken to a hos
pital In Ashland. His condition is very
critical. >~
A brother OF the Blaclsburns recently
shot and wounded Buddy Hopkins,
brother OF viii The Blackburns and
Hopkins brothers. three each, were on
their way 10 Pikevilie for the eNamin- :
ing trial when the fatal shooting took
place. ..
Hopkins ls prohibition enforcement
OFFICER. He and his brother and one of
the BlaclSburns were In car ahead OF
win and Henderson Blackburn. VIII
Hopkins was passing through the rear
car when the two Blackburns began 10
curse him and call him natnes.Sit Is
said Hopkins passed on to the rear or
the car, warning the Blackburns 10
remain In their scat. They arose, IL is
said, and the shooting started. Hop
kias fell on the long seat ~ the end
OF the car when & bullet ~. him, and
II seems that ne did most of his firing
from that position. Henderson rcceiv-
Sd three, wounds The men are all
comparatively young Hopkins is
about 20.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
CATALPA

The people In this community We're
very sorry to hear of the death of
samuel Shepherd of Portsmouth, Ohio
ormerly of Hubbardstown, w. Va. He
vas sick only a few weeks. He left
testimony of albright hope for better
world. He was merchant of that
olace having purchased large store
lust short time before he became i'll.
lie was good man and good citizen
and will be missed by his many friends.
He leaves to mourn his loss a dear wife
and seven children, four girls and three
1oys, Much sympathy is felt for the
sntire family.
Geo Potter of Lewis county, has re-
-urned home after a few days visit
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
otter. William Rice and son Ebert
Sciotoville, Ohio, visited relatives
It this place recently. Mrs. Julia
Meade OF Hubbardstown, was visiting
her daughters Mrs. Carrie and Ethel
Potter recently. /. :. Martin Potter has
returned home after a few days visit
With relatives in Lewis and Greenup
counties. Samuel Meade of Hub
oardstown went to Portsmouth, Ohio
o see his daughter. Mrs Samuel
Shepherd who has been very low with
ever. We are glad to say she is inn
proving :. Miss Emma Layne was in
Louisa Saturday. Paul II. Potter was
alling on Leslie Layne Sunday. i. -.
Mrs. Julia Meade has been visiting
relatives at Williamson, w Va. and
Van Lear -. Mrs. Annie Rice Of Scio-
tovllle,' Ohio, is expected to visit rela-
tiyes here soon. We were sorry to
hear of the death of Harlan Dean of
Zelda. He was a good boy and loved
by all who knew him. His father died
several years ago and one sister pre-
ceded him to the great beyond a few
years ago. Much sympathy is felt for
the bereayed .... Misses Carrie and
Bertha Curnutte attended Sunday
school at Horseford. The school had
been closed for the past few weeks on
account of the teacher Mr.. Add Skeens
being sick. . Miss Emma Layne was
the Saturday night guest of Miss Char
line Moore. 4. George Potter and fam
lily will move to this place from Lewis
county soon. BROWN EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

Miss Gaynelie Newman. who has
been seriously i'll for several weeks at
the home OF G. G. Peters was removed
to Huntington hospital Friday last
and her condition is so much improy-
ed that relatives and friends are now
hopeful of her recovery. 4. Miss Nes-
sic Peters returned Tuesday from
Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs, Dan H.,
Lynch left Tuesday for Princeton, w,
Va, where they viii reside. Mr. Lynch
resigned his position with the GasNCo,
here. He viii resume work with the
N. & w. r. r., as engineer. They are
nice people and their friends regret
their moving away. i. Miss Pearl Ak
ers of Roanoke, Va, came saturday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. ID. L.,
Lynch She accompanied them to
their new home. Irene, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Boothe, who
has been quite i'll for several days is
some better Miss Irene Wells re-
turned Saturday from Charleston, af-
ter visit with Mrs f. J. Ellison...s :
Miss Rose Frazier and brother, John,
OF Gallup were weekend guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Welzie Peters. Misses We
and Virginia Asche of II. l. were guests
Sunday of Miss opal Hardwick. -.
Recently one of our correspondents
spoke about an airplane passing over
their community and stated some of
the citizens thought Gabriel was sound
ing his trumpet. Some of our citizens
thought they heard the trumpet sound
ing when they settled this years taxes,
but were revived and the taxes were
paid.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
IN MEMORY

on Nov. 81, 1920 the death angel
visited the home of George Jordan and
family and took their darling baby
Landon, II had been a patient little
sufferer for almost month with dipth-
iberia first and then double pneumonia.
He was about three years old and there
never was a sweeter and brighter child,
He was the light of their home but
alas, God needed another angel in his
kingdom and took little Landon TO live
with him. Parents, sisters and brother
we know the loneliness and heartaches
you now endure, but remember your
darling is a shining jewel in Heaven
and Is watching and waiting your
coming, So give your hearts TO Jesus
now and meet him in Heaven where
you1l never have to part again and
where all tears shall be wiped from
our eyes He was laid TO rest Sunday
In the family cemetery. S. q. s.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-10
Another Pike County
Sheriff Shot on Tug

Williamson, W. Va, Dec. s.-"Eb''
Whit, a Pike-co., Kentucky, Deputy
Sheriff, was shot and seriously woun-
dod in the coal strike district across
Tug river from Williamson last night.
Horny Seizemore, an employe of the
Black Diamond Coal company, was be-
Ing sought by the authorities in con-
ncctioE with the shooting
Whit Is the third Kentucky Deputy
Sheriff shot within week. According
TO the stories reaching Williamson,
Seize more was discharged from his job
as loader in the Black Diamond mine
yesterday and later attempted to shoot
up the camp, Whit was sent after him,
and In the encounter was shot, but not,
Il was stated, before Seizemore also
had been wounded.