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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
Informal Dinner Party

TOTTENVILLE. May 26:-An In
formal dinner was given at the Hotel
Robert Treat, Newark. Sunday night.
in honor of Miss Blanche Riveley.
whose engagement to Howard G.
Anderson was announced recently.
About fifty guests were present from
Philadelphia, Atlantic City, New York
and Mafawan. Miss q. ID. Winans. OF
Matawan. was the hostess
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26

VIENNA, May 26.-Field Marshal
Szetocar Poroevtc commander OF Aus
forces on the Italian front from
late In 1915 until October, 1918, Is
dead. He died of spoplexy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26

10 Per Gem. Discount on all
credit purchases made during
this special offer. This extra
ordinary offer gives those who
desire credit. the opportunity
Of purchasing whatever they
may need for the home at n
discount usually only extended
or cash transactions. our en-
tire stock Is Included, except
ing Talking Machines. Rec
ords. Music Rolls and Hoosier
Cabinets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26

ready for yu and yr new bride step no and begin housekeeping Are specially arranged TO i'm
Quality FunHn-h eh kind that costs mn more than ordinary Furniture the dh h will give you life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
BLAINE

ne Ohso F,ael shot their vel on the
r L. Hulsste farm l1s1 wednesday and
rave = four or ave barTeI wel and
1ssasiGerzhls mount Of =es-
c. r. Osborn and family we're Calls :
Il Prank Eszzs Sunday 1fteruccE-
Mss Ruth Weeds. Of LOUIS; i the
pleasant gues- o. Miss JoiiA K5unE-
J. L Stewart and II n Bates hare
zone 70 SaIyersviIle IN the interest q
The United Fuel Co
Kezrie Cyrus and family have re-
turned 70 their home IN Ohio after a
weeks visit AZ this place
Henry Walter. % Washington. D. G
= The peasant guest q his parents
u. N Walter and wife
Mss Ruth Weeds. Blanche Osborn
ard Julia kOuns we're ont horseback
riding Tuesday ard vent 70 TIE oii
aeld
Miss Grace SEesnzn WAS arrOm-
pzuted noc.s fzJzn Rr=atoNB. Ohio. by
her sister. Mis- Sarah Swefnzm
J. A ChzETrs. oE LoErznsviIie- sss
bssn spending the past week with his
sister. Ms W = Jordan
Mrs Hannah Chzndler and daughter
Laura have returned home after spend-
ing . few months IN Columbus. OaiO-
The many friends Of Mrs. Mary
BoEEs are CAD 70 k1o~ she i better
X z z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03

Mr. and Mrs Henry Boothe and
family returned Saturday after a visit
with relatives al Kermit
Mrs. Henderson Wells = visiting
Losan county reisfiyes-
Mr. and Nrs Luther T. Peters and
little son. o. PorrsmorEh. Sefe wees
end guests Of Mrs. c. 9. Peters
Miss Sheriey Rafclin VAS the guest
Sunday Of Miss yessss Peters
Miss Nora Robtrts spent sunday in
Louisa
Mr. Burke. Of Beaver. spent SUNDAY
9Th friends here
Glenn Ferrell. Of War1eid. visited
hons folks recntly-
Rv- Boothe, Of Kermit vii preach
Al the school house here Saturday and
sunday night. also just after the
sunday School hour Sandsx morning.
Misses Fznnye ard Jock = See az
tended the 5 5 eonvention az Louisa
wednesday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
MEsI MaeInIA PoLrIlcs.

EeE Tork-Kesr yzr=znEzns IN NeE
YORK tbs Eeek exprzssed Ih=1selues
quite Spe1lT Is % TIE poIzSrzl si-uz-
nss II ther S-zte- a zz5orzty a them
-ssezad - besEeFe HAT tie dere50p-
-nezzE n the Rep1bliczn ranks within
the lzEz fex Gays sh0Eed clezrIF II A.
rhe EEz1g fzc-isas E0uld - u-znle
. 80 togezheE- In fax. they Eere
1-zfrz1g arrher zpar-- soro1ding 70
ne q n Visitors
N1z-soRE5ls p=t1rss1- SS@d BEFORE
Jzz=e RzzneL II rhe KznzEha Coza-
y Czrrzlz Cert zgzfns- No-Ezn- TIE
deczzre1 1ozznee. sid : pr1nznert
ReFahzsrzn eru.a TIE Pzn-hz-dI- stale
-zlee@ eEpezdit1es q Dorx ian
<zs9l.es b Morgan and lis sE77-o-z--
- rhe rrzzarT elecriols N violation Of
ne clrrupE practices zcr q Wezr Vfr-
Ena
Nzzes q eoEtrihu-ors a. wel IS
disl-zb1-arz. arr giEsz N rhs pe-t-5sa-
Il i. q cs1se. MT known what pr9-
uzinIt II rkEsr1 70 1ae p@sizzo7 Esu
- ~ rhe rszalL BIZ zaase Eb0 ~
1frz-zrzs ~ ssrzars11 are c11ri--s II
rh4t Lol-E17=E Is u ne 6zhf ID -he
hzE1sr 81. al1 h= a11 hEz frzsnas are.
49, I p1zsshs=- 10 p-=Tezr lEor-
eazas =1sct
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
GREEN VALLEY

School Al this place = progreSsing
n5ce5y With Isaac Cunningham teacher.
Mr. and Mrs " V Prince we're
visiting Mr. and 8Irz Ben V4nhOrn
sunday.
Hiss NeEie Gaines wzs the pleasant
guest Of Miss Mary Chadwick sunday
ne NE soeizI Al OI0gIIIe Saturday
Ez< largely z-ss1de6-
Mrs CALVIN Jordzn wzs visiting
friends Al thts place lzsI Eeek
HE apple peelng n Fired Stnzrtls
Eas largely attended
Kiss SeIIse Gaines has returned from
Ashland
Mss Louisa ShOr-rIdge uzs calling
On Miss Dora Stuart lad veek
Earl Belehsr has ben On the SICK
La for = EsE days
NJ and Mrs Chz-ses Azkerts are
rtssrins. home folks Al this place
M ard Mrs. B Be1cher Ell leave
soo1 for OHIO We are sorry &C lose
shen As they are s1eh gOod nel<hbOrz
There VII be > pc social Al this
sslzee saturday nsghG
THREE SCNFLOWERS-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
TRACE BRANCH

our school Is going along nicely with
Mrs Addie Burgess ard Miss Willie
B1rzess teachers IN sse snsW-E-g
perfect for seek ending Aag- 2 were
As f6IiOEs- Sin grade. Bsraice Hick-
man - perfect marks Amhz Shannon
Ia sadie Dutt1u u. Stanley Erwin 10
Garnet Revaolds 70, ssh grade. Coda
Shannon Is. Louise Childers =. zeIla
CARED II Nancy B3rgess IL Isld7re
Cared IL Mary ChEderS. IL
Several o. The ysunE folks motOred
10 Loutsz Sunday evening
Emily Burgess Was AT Gallup Tues-
SaE evening
Ms Bernzsd CARES ana children -
CHarisz+0n are visiting L A Card
-n6 family
Surveyors are surveying the pro
posed tar5 rad IN Cur section
Cur FAIRNESS zre zsoal 6a1e farming
Crops are locking hne and the farmers
have worked tne roz6 All OK and got
Il also N good condition ALPHA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
MORGAN CREEK

Suaazr School here every Szzdzr ~
? s-cseck Prayer meeting .rerT Sal
1-szzy nErh- Yog are cor1EzIly invited
u zzre7d
Nrz ChzrseE Adkiz< -ho has been
N i slowly RpruFtaZ
- Dznsszs. q Wehbr1ls. vzs o.
CIR crssk S1-zay rnoEnfnE
Hrs Harr.O1 Cour1cz. NO has ben
here v7s7tznE her parenesI returned 70
her ho1e Al Ssoax Chg. IoEz- Tues
day lA<l
Hrs Le~ss Savzee. q HArneld- W
Va = here Sor a <hor1 Say So EAs
Arrunpanisd N hs- son 1ohnnF-
lAEE< T. Garter sd grand danghrer
LsxiA Lee made = business call 70
NIIlsrs branch oae cay lAss wesk
We are informed rhas M John
SicAolS : suffering greatly .ruzn =
nerrous breakdown
lIrS- Sarah Diamon1 uAs the erea-
inE guest Il Rachel Adkins saturday
Miss ElaA s. Carter entertSlled = frus
cf her 1f1s1ds sunday. Among tAzn
rere HISS Jesse HAN NsSSrs. ESari
D1Auc1t. Jchr ana ArliH Bzadiev,
Soanie Carte, szzra1 BlAnkenship Earl
lr9A1ln Elder Jces GNymoa. and Elder
lloyd I'm
Srs. Lewis Perrs. q por,Enoush. o.
VAS visiting her aaEs- Nrs 0eo Gems.
FridAy.
Lei us heAr tron caamus. Dennis.
and Iatcsvillo AMIN
WoNnERFuL SMILES
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
MORGAN CREEK

There viii be church AZ this place
III second Saturday eight and also on
the third Saturday right IN Tits month.
There EiH be = pie social here
Prayer meeting and sunday Schaoi
are PROGRESSING nicely AZ this 5laes.
Mary AIdridge ard HAryeY MCGUIRE
of Fort Gay. were calling on tksir aunt
Friday night. Mrs. Gorge Goins.
ArIie Bradley has rernrn-d her1e
after short visit IN Wesr Virginia
jesse HAL SID eorsi1 HOiIey r-re
- Hoursa -1ruru1y-
8frs b. r Diamond and daughter
we're calling on her sister SUNDAY. Mrs
Jim HolIey.
There win - an @utersaInuenf AZ
this place in The near future
DADDY-s GIRL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03

MATTE

Trers XII be PRAYER meeting Al this
place every Thursday night
KAY Jordan PASSED cO<n OE ereek
No1dzy-
b 2. Hayes. Mo has been visiting
his parents AZ this ptace- his rs-urned
L 0Ais home il Illinois
B ? Moore ~zs visiting Al Davis
vie Iz~a week
Euz J. HuIesre. Ida b Osb1-E and
IuIEz koaEs pzzSed Up onr creek SAT-
urdzr
Coda ard Gladys Chlde-z zf-ea6ed
church AZ Brushv Sunday
Mrs Je1Esg Roberts. o. L1>zsrfIIe-
Oh5o- i visiting here
g G Hayes Ezs IN Loutz Saturday
Mss Gertrude. Nexfe ard Dixie
NOore- who have been Eisz1izg AZ TINS
place. hare rst1rnec 70 their home Al
Bo1don-
Gene-re NOo-e SPENT Saturday night
z7d sunday Eixh Stella and Minnie
Noore-
We are ed 10 say thai Bzscsm
No1re = zhse 70 Be n sehool zSsin-
49, z-L Stella M6cre Eere shop
pE1g al Matte Saturday
MRS GRCNDr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
Trad

/ me q ne On EIk brerch z nov
driuiEz
Seveph o. the you1S folks from this
place attended Sunday School AZ Oak
Hill sunday
Nr- and Mrs wine Carte. Of Col
rmbzs Ohio. Is visiting Ms mother.
Mrs Jennie Carter a this place
Mss Edna DIAN E4s tie pleasant
guest Of Eva Garter SATURDAY night
Mss Ftcy Rose returned home sun
dgF after q vlsit 70 relatives AZ Blaine
Lorna Adams Edna Dean and Eva
Carter attended the Oh maids supper
AZ TEs- Bzseh Saturday night
School OTened Monday again. after
tzo weeks on account Of the
Illness Of cur teacher BILE BELL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03

Lax or sor : l0- q Talk about :
VOID Court With Tes-ht which l.
the latest ztiaEed Substitute for the
Lezzue q Nzr5ons- The teeth i the
p0zsr 70 hack The decisions b. the use
Of tn arms q Al countries belonging
70 fh,s Word Court
Tnz- - szn1ly the LazE1e Of Nations
wiIh I'm 81 Of fz1se teeth II i
5hnned and az1zd % fool znthinking
F0terz
Tzs Hague Ezs q <-5TIz coGrz with
81 rs@th-z sorr q guE z1z--znd
i Ezs EzEEure- Ereryhciy kneE i
ccald1't ks-e vith il gu-1s and Ih=re-
z--= - == s- =z=@=4 aa@EE=
- mere scraps q paper cared nothing
ab01- n IAe League Of Nations Court
Efrh - O. the grez1ss1 nz1iO1s on
ezrzA 1seSged 70 administer justice AID
FreEe1r Ezr. EoaId arconpsss1 this
0b5ec1 beeznse every nz15o1 Tec9g-
niEes - poEer and E0lld n0t dare 10
fglorz rs Endtngz Ne nation -fE
sezr1 = Ezr unless i seez chz1es 20
wfa- So zzss11 coul5 Ein against The
Ieague e - nz-s01z No ration cOuld
MI over t5e regular armies z1oze Of
fhese 1z1f0zz For rnese reasons the
LzE1e q Ez-5oas I'll prevent VARS
and prunocs pace Il AS planned by
the Ezearesr nea 1A Al over me
9orsd- after Eoz-ns Of s-re11ous E1rk
AMI yer soDe poIticzzzs v71l6 szc-
rfre = an for partisan gain
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
TUSCOLA

he pie social and ice cream festival
here has been poSpOn=d until Saturday
night sept 1lsh-
Mss H1zel GRAHAM verT delightfully."-
entertained = number Of yo1ng folks
AZ her Aone saturday evening In ho1or
a he- guest. Miss Helen AI.xAnder. 81
Hu--sngroz- me evening wzs sDenr in
playir< many gznes until : late hOur
uhen ds1ciozs refreshnears we're
se-resd 70 rhe following Mss Helen
AIexzndsr. MIS- GArnsf Jard2n- Mas
nosrz ard Elizabeth Roberts and Mr.
weas Roosrzs q cadnas Mr. A1gus-
Frsrch Of Vszzsz- Nessrz Ernest Jor-
can ard Deznis cooksey q Gi<nuood-
And Nr- Sylvester W5cds Of Tusroll-
EAch guest rs3rrts . wo1de-ful TIM
Nrss.s Gos1a woods R1by ard Lola
Carroll zz1 Thurs Jordzn attended
the pc social Al OltosiISs Saturday
ltzht
Mss EznEce ThoEnpsoa has returned
10 hsr hone in Ashlald- So ~as &C
coe-panEed h0ne ~ her co1zin- Miss
Rose smith
Nr- Win Fleldk Of CArie-rsh1rE Eh0
has been visiting Al the home q H A
JORDAN has returned hone.- Herman
Jordan accompanied him % CAllsrls-
burg where he Yin attend school
Az<s Hzssz AleEznder. who : visit
Ing Mss HAzel GRAHAM. Viii return 10
her hOrne IN Huntington Wednesday
She yin be acooE1Anied - far ~ Ash
lAnd hy Hansl
Hiss Garnet JORDAN Viii visit friends
sz1 -eArixes IN L0utsA and ~ Sandy
IN the near future
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
neRoseRTs CHILDREN. AFTER
: MONTHS SEARCH. FIND PARENT

cinclnnatE O.--WaosIrow wflsoa. !
years Old and his brother. L,eonars. :.
uho were Iefr IN cineinnafi July 5.
r~re claimed Al = chnarrn.s hone b.
their unother. Mrs. }. r. Carter. Nc
Roberta Ky
Nrz- Carter uas formerly Nrsl Henry
Wilsoa- Newport News. Va When she
vas divorced the father took tn ehlI-
dren- He mArrted again and IAss July
the chlIdren we're broaghf 70 Cinrla-
Eati The eh1Idren had not seen mr.
FOR nearly three years. bot the older
boy Al Onoe recognszs1 her. she tossk
them 20 her Kentncky hone
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
LOWMANSVILLE

children's Day exercises AZ this
place Sunday were well attended and
I the sunday School carried out their
pat oil the program Drautifuily- hut
TIE speakers from Isouisa Jailed %
turn Up, which Was = sreat dlszp-
pointment 10 the people The program
ia the forenoon vas carried out 70 the
letter. recitations and select readings
by the children were just fine. and II
Wa an illustration Of what TIE sun
dav School will do for the criidren-
Among some OF the best pieces ~ere
How People Read the Bible b. MI
dred Chandler -IsSn'fs. b. Gladys
HatEeId. on the Lords SIDE by
Nary Opal lIoore. Two LITTLE Hands
b. Julia Griffith: 4 Am Gods cl.sid. :
b Cora Hatfield. and The stormy
Deep b. Enie Chandler.
The lesson By adult class -Relation
Of Brethren- was wonderful lesson
showing b. the Bible thzt Gods 80
PIE s50ald be one. thzt they are bound
together BY the love Of God. that thsy
should have the same care one for
another. and that there should BE no
divisions among them
Al noon bountifEI dinner Was
spread. and If any went away hungry
4 1zs their own fault In the after
noon the time was taken up By singing
and speeches By the following persons
Marion Young. Frank Preston. Henry
Griffin. S. II Chandler. e r Hannah
and Frank ChzRdler.
Robert Hztneld read q paper pre-
pared by IL p COnley. Who seeing
that he could not b. prEenf- sent his
paper By mail with Fesuest that Il
be rad: Mr. conIey gave a strong ard
f,sFeisss argument IN favor OF the sun
day school showing the great possi-
bIlities that nzy be derived from K.
taxing actual facts a. An illustration.
showing that some 81 the greatest
preachers in the United States today
were brought up in Sunday School
We hope that evcryone present sr4s
beueried. and that All viii take new
courage and SCI 4 stronger resolution
20 do more for the advancement q the
sunday School
Mrs. Cenz Chandler. an old and re-
spscted hGy Of this place, died Friday
ne zTth- and Was buried Saturday IN
the family bUrxInz grOunc Al ~ =.
Lyons Funeral services ~ tbs Rev
c. v Pack
Gerard Skzggs Of this pace Eas
EiarTlss on the 18th 70 AdaIine Sa-
graves u HiteEins Also. Earl Sa-
graves u TIirehins 70 sylvia SkaEgs 81
this Place on The z5th- This j. a case
q two ont Of each family
NH Borders q Beaver. Ohio. WAS
here = fex dsEs ago
Mrs. Ellen Pennington. Of Red Lack
e. W Va. - visiting her mother. Mrs
L1Ouisa Bor5erS. Al this pace
Rev : C. D=b0-i o. summit Boyd
county. pzssed through here one day
lzst week enrohfe 70 the BApttst Aszo-
ciztiOn Al Pat Gap. Ky.
= n Chandler Is working IN 4 t1g-
zizz job al Fast Lynn W Va
II b Lyons and Jasper Estep zere
Al PzinfsvflIe Tuesday on b1siness-
John DebOrd, Of Betsy LAyne. 14s
here Sunday Mr. Debord has re-
gently purchased small farm Of Jas
Chain Al this place ard Is having
lumber saved 70 erect \ dwelling
house A s s WORKER I.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
MAD DOG SPREADS TERROR
OVER TWELvE-nlLE TRAIL

GrassoE. Kys-A mad dog attacked
Charles Drberd. farmer. while he ras
working With a crew o. men On fhs
MidtAnd IRA ne4r 0rayson. bitiag him
on the leg Carrie Hord. negro girl.
also uas bsttca IN the shoulder By the
same dog. which uas Traced twelve
miles On the way Il attacked do<s
ans livestock TIE dog uas killed ana
the bad sent 70 LouisviIie. where 81
amin8sAon revealed hydronho6lA- NJ.
Debord. has started for LoaissIiIe for
treAG=.Suf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03

-EAy for some time returned HON.
saturday.
Mrs Liz1se Garter Was tbs guest o.
1frs- canni Globe on Monday
Misses Hattie and Ivory Jobe at
tend-d church n Lover Twins sunday
2 ". Jobs and. W. 5. PenninEtou
rasssd hese Tuesday utth their fhresl-
ing machine
Sooaeid Jordan salesman vas her.
THURSDAY.
Tossssy lobe Vas At r. 7. Nay.
Saturday. o. L. CUTIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
Friday. September ,. ra2n

A. Sil b seel hE'OUr news columns
zhe s-tuz1i0a IN the Tug river coal
6esds u NfnEo and MeDoEeIl e01nriss
W Va ard Pike county. KY = more
IKE Ezussz than zneEzcZ zSassi-
rzriOnz destruction Of properly. Out
zzzrr q eFsrT kind Is rampant Sink
Ing miners ard s0zne brutal fellows
ssrTz-.S a. jE@-scrIvsS are doing the
dirty EoEk One element has he up
PER hznd IN 8lingO and ths oiher il
NeD.oEelL II matters not Eaick SIDE
thsy are on. Lhess Bolsbsviszs should
t.e captured and Lzn1ed n The jzEls and
E,eaz1eatizrssz - L = sO1ii * ara
nsW - dntE there. guarding prQpFrIy
srd Inks hui Lher= i 70 EaE 70 sop
ssszzs z1zr5els =xnepz y loeking Up
every e=Io~ Eh0 mas shown the spirit
Of zzzrhY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
LINCOLN FARngR IS
cUNsHoT vICTIM

Abner Soc. agsta - years. = farmer
q F0urteen Nile Greek. L1n,oln coun-
y. j. a. KessIer -Hafneld hospital
Iunrtnz4cn. suffering fron bullet
wounds received WednssaAy- ne
shooting - sid % have occurred a.
the home Of John Fariey. a nesxhnur.
inforrnAfion received uzs 70 the e.
feet that FzrleY and Dniard Meas. uho
we're present Al the tine % tn shoot-
inE Uere taken into custody. Mol
VAS WoundesI three tfrnes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
LAeoR INpoRsEs coz.

49, A1E z9--OrEzni1sd
EahrEss n11pzr1zsaz pso1-srz. czzE.asg1
enzr--lre@. cnE1ari1g TIE S1hEE ree-
oras e n ReElhE1az 4z1 Dsz1zzr1r
P<9zsarEal n11Inees. 6sezzrs1 In >
r<1ur- z11e l1hrsc ro1zT thzz Ger
1nnz II cux h.f .sAgza kErzss Il p.oS-
$3.50 e = c1Eer unzers-z1din< 81 rh-
nre..s q IL uurking peo11e
TIE reRcr1 szgne1 ~ S4z-el Cen
ptrx rrsSaenr- NAfrh~W Wei V6ce
rrezi1en.. aa1 Frank ES-rssoa- serrC-
esry. e she Aner5raa Feaerartsn q
1.aE.r. : IN 1rs1 ere- 1z1s ca Pres
s7enr1nl cnn15ae.ls ~ = sss1eralils.
.s.,-r1.,rse
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
TWIN BRANCH

Several aEfended the DE supper h-re
Saturday night
Miss Reba Adams Was the guest q
Mrs Birdie Adams Tuesday night
A J. HoIton- While Kouns and Ox-
car Moore we're calling on merchants
herr Monday
Iohn 81 Iut,er Lob. rl,o ...r.. -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized % announce
CHARLEY EDWARDS As candidate
for rne ReE9bliczn nominzti0n for
COuarv cozrz f5srz q Lz=-ezeeee-
a iEe primary 70 - hss5 n August
1ssFL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03

! shep win yoa OF cor yoo.
NARY JASE
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-13
TODAY'S DATE FALLS
, UPON FRIDAY. THE 18TH
LEAP YEAR AT THAT
Records Show Nothing Unusual
Has Happened on That
Date for Decade

New York, Feb. 13.->Today is
Friday, the 13th-and Leap Year at
that.
If statistics are reliable, supersti-
tious persons need have no fear that
the day will bring disaster. By the
law of averages, in fact, the day
probably will not bring anything
more than the ordinary run Of luck.
The records show that Fridays, the
18th, of the last ten years, instead
of being notably days Of bad luck,
have been nothing whatever out Of
the ordinary.
Last year had only one-June 49,
for which is recorded nothing more
exciting that the resignation of a
Chinese cabinet.
In 1918 there were two-Septen1-
Der 10, a new barren day, and De-
cember 10. On the later day, Cor
don Fawcett Handy killed two Off
Gals of the East Brooklyn bank, for
whose deaths he paid the penalty at
Sing Sing recently; the governor Of
Colorado beat the federal govern
ment to it by signing bill that made
Colorado dry, and President Wilson
first set foot on French soil at Brest.
In 1917 there were two Fridays
the 18th, and, for all the newspapers
show, they may have been the very
dullest days in the year. AS for
1865 one day Of the double curse, it
was so far from unlucky as to mark
the end of milk strike in New York
which has made an 100000 quart
cut in the city's supply since Oct. 1.
August 10, 1915, records no out
standing calamity. Friday, June 10,
1918 (triply cursed?), was just as
empty of news, and so were the four
preceding years.
On May 10, 1910, the first Friday
the 18th in the decade and the only
one in that year, one man was killed
and three hurt in a twenty-four hour
automobile race at Brighton Beach
track.
We haven't got around to the
point of view Of the ancient Scandi-
navians, who called "Frigi deag" the
day of the Goddess Frigga, or Freyja
the luckiest day of the week; but we
are getting more like the Moslems
whose conviction that the sixth day
of the week is pretty average day
after all, is expressed in their belief
that it was on Friday that Adam was
created, entered Paradise, was ex.
PEELED, repented, and died, and that
on Friday will come the day of resur'
rection.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-05
GREETING CABLED BY D'oLIER
Legion Commander Recalls Sixth An
niversary of Great Britain's En-
trance Into World War.

On the sixth anniversary of Great
Britain's entrance into the World War
Franklin D'Olier, national commander
of the American Legion, cabled the
following greeting to Field Marshal
Earl Haig and Admiral Sir David
Beatty:
Honor to the statesmen who had
the courage TO assume the responsible
ity of that decision. Honor to the
British millions who, with valor un-
surpassed and hearts of oak, executed
that decision on Britain's many fronts.
When we contemplate what would
have been the state of affairs in the
world today had not Britain acted as
she did and when she did. the trials
and difficulties of the present hour,
however vexatious they may seem now
to be, sink into comparative insignifi-
canoe.
UNITED States forces have had the
privilege of service on land and sea
under British high command. Tie
memories of the associations of those
great days win never perish. They
will perpetuate themselves in our
hearts and thus serve to perpetuate
the indissoluble friendship of the Brit
ish and American peoples"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-05

In new HOPE

Miss Rachel and Emily Wiley, of
this place, were the guests of Miss
Marguerite Shea of Philadelphia for
Halloween and the week end.
Miss Jacobs, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Bernard Carlin and children of
Doylestown, are visiting with Mr.. Ed
ward Dubs and family on New st.
Horace Dubs has returned to his
home on Ferry st. after undergoing
an operation in the University Hos
pital in Philadelphia. He is improv-
ing nicely.
Mrs. William Taylor, of Morris
vile, visited Mr.. A. ]. Voorhees, and
family on New St. last Wednesday.
Mrs. William Gaynor, and children,
Marie and Lorraine, of Jersey City,
are visitors at the home of Mr.. Frank
Mcdonnell and family on Mechanic st
Charles Roberts, of Bridge st. rad
an accident last Tuesday evening,
falling on some concrete steps. His
back was strained and bruised SO as
to oonfine him to his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bush went
to Hatboro for a Halloween celebrat
ion Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dubs, and
daughter Eleanor, visited Philadel
phia on Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs John Voorhees, and
children, John, Edwin and Alice, were
visitors in Morrisville Sunday.
Kenneth Hooker, of Hatboro, visit
ed relatives and friends in New Hope
during last week end.
Owen Marley, of East Stroudsburg
visited friends in New Hope Tuesday.