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The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
MATTE

Several from here attended church
at Spencers Sunday.
The body OF Uncle Henry Eldcrman
OF Ashland was brought to this plaC"
on Friday Nov. 5, for burial Funeral
services were conducted Ny Rcvs. A. l.,
Moore and Felix Thompson. His death
brought sorrow TO his many friends,
Willie Borders, Lewis Moore and
Alma Jettie and Dimple Hayes were
out car riding Sunday afternoon.
Lafe Thompson and daughters, and
Mrs Il. B. Wells, OF Jattie are expect
ed To visit relatives here soon.
Mrs. Sula Moore and Mrs Minnie
Moore attended church at Spencer's
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Moore Of wilbur and
Mrs. w, a Hayes and little son. of
Adams. spent Friday with j u. Ball
and wife.
Mrs. Byrd Childers spent Wcdn"s-
day afternoon with Mrs. u. F.. Moore.
Ray StambauEh passed through here
Sunday cnroutc TO Louisa.
MahaIa and jeanette Moore I"n
Thursday for Ashland
Stella Moore is expected home from
Johnson county soon.
Mir and Mrs. Allie Edwards spent
Sunday evening with e. f. Moore aud
family MRS, GRUNDY.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
CHARLEY

There Will be church at this place
tho second Saturday and Sunday by
Rev. D. 4. Hays, .
Mr. and Mrs, Green Hayes and fam
ny spent the day Sunday with Mr. Lon
Hiuklc and family. -.
Several from here attended the quar-
rcrly meeting at Little Blaine sunday
Rosa N. Dixon and Alafair NJ
Bowling were calling on Miss Martha
Dixon Sunday ...
Leonard, Griffith and cousin. Mrs
Fred Martin Of West Virginia, are Wis.
iting friends and relatives here.
Dr and Mrs. l. s, Hays were at
Louisa on business Monday
ELLA and Ina Spencer attended the
funeral Of little Russell Castle at
Ulysses sunday ...".
Oral Hinklc and verllc Hayes were
calling on Mrs Lithn Scnrberry Mon
day afternoon.
Robert Miller has moved 10 his farm
near Charley . ..s.
w +. Kouns, travelling salesman
passed through here Monday.
r. r Bcvens has accepted a good
position near Ashland. We are sorry
to see him go, He is leading Demo
Crnt ...:.... aa
Bascom Boyd made his usual Sunday
trip here HAPPY SALLIE.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
HENRIETTA

Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday.
Miss Virginia Williamson, Of Hunt
inEton. visited relatives here recently
George Howard was the guest OF
friends here Saturday and sunday
Seymour Daniel was the pleasant
guest Of Ivory Ward SUNDAY.
Johnnie Segraves of Huntington ris-
tied his sister here hast week
Bas Price or Williamson, " Va .w.ts
on our creek Monday
Joe West spent the week end with
relatives here,
Andy MAY was business visitor
here Tuesday
Vernon Boyd, who Is employed AT
Paintsvlllc spent saturday ANA SUNDAY
with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cavtns, Of Whit
house. spent Saturday night ANA sun
day with Mrs Cavins parents here
Miss MaNie Boyd Miss Gypsy Ward
Messrs. Joe West Frank Price. George
Williamson and CrCl Meek were DIN
ner guests Of Misses GrHCic and ShIr
ley Blevins Sunday.
Andrew NanhUosc. of Whtchouso
was the all night guest ~ his daughter
Mrs, Oscar Lemasrcrs. Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Osborn visited
relatives at Greasy sunday.
Miss Make Boyd will return to VII
hanson Saturday after two wrecks
visi with home folks.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
THOROUGH WORK
HOW A LOUISA CITIZEN FOUND
FREEDOM FROM KIDNEY "
TROUBLES.

If you suffer from backache--
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys,
Use tested kidney remedy
Doan's Kidney Pills have been tested
by thousands
Louisa people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
of merit?
Mrs. j. H. Hatcher, Lock Ave, Lou
ism; says: Il have used Doan's Kidney
Pills off and on for several years and
have been greatly benefited by them.
Sometimes my kidneys have become
disordered causing my back to be weak
and lame. / have not only suffered in
this way but have had dizzy spells and
nervous headaches. My kidneys have
been too frequent in action, also Not
once has box or so of Doans Kid
ney Pills failed to help me. They have
always rid me of the symptoms"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs.
Hatcher had. Foster Milburn Co..
Mrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
CHRISTMAS

. The body of Pvt. Ernest Chaffin, who
gave his life in France for his coun-
try, was brought back home last Sat
urday and was buried on Sunday In
the family cemetery. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. James Harvey
Quite crowd was there TO pay the last
tribute of respect to Ernest one OF
our noblest; kindest and most respect
ed boys. His father, mother, broth
ers and sisters have our very deepest
heartfelt sympathy -...
Mr.. and Mrs, John Morris, of Cor
dell, were visiting her sister at this
place Saturday. ...' ...t. .
Arlie Bradley spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Miss Margie Delong was calling on
Miss Evalina Bradley Monday M.
Miss Lula Chaffin has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sublett, of Chat
taroy, are visiting the latters father
at this place.
Miss Charlene Boothe of Yatesville
spent Sunday with Miss Lizzie Mar
garet Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Savage, Grover
Bradley. Jay Adkins, Bascom Short
ridge and son were the dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Bradley Sunday
Misses Laura Belle and Bertha Chat
fin were calling on the Misses Delong
Tuesday.
Misses Lillian Short and Christina
Diamond were shopping here Tuesday
Mrs Stella Jobe and little daughters
Virginia and Lillian were visiting heI
mother. Mrs. Jennie Chaffin, Sunday
Silas lobe and son Everett passed
down our creek Saturday en- route tc
Louisa.
Misses Mamie and Ollie Burchett
and Mrs. Irene Burchett were shopping
here Saturday. BEATRICE TRIO.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
RICHARDSON

Mr. Cecil Ferguson and children of
Portsmouth. and Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor
c.assen and children of Stone are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs Scott Cassell.
Billie Vaughan was business visi-
tor "a Louisa Tuesday.
@rs. 6. {. Shepherd was the week
ss-sd guest of nome folks at Leon,
s. 3. Price has returned 10 Wheel
rvr3ght after few days visit with
fome folks ..-
Miss Papli1e Meade of Graves
Shoals was shopping here Friday.
W. T. Dalton and J NJ. Wallace We're
business visitors in Huntington Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Warwick and
little son Of Russell, are the guests of
Nr. and Mrs. Hiram Warwick
Walter Preston was in Louisa Fri
day and Saturday having dental work
done
Mrs Billie Vaughan and daughter
Ituogene were visiting friends at Peach
Orchard Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J W Preston of Paints
vine spent the day Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Akers.
Mrs. Jane Preston is visiting rela
tiyes in catIettsburg and Kenova.
Hiss Eula Vaughan spent Saturday
,,,o1,f and Sunday with Misses Laura
erd Lena Preston Of Graves Shoals,
yobert Hinkle of Van Lear was the
f;nnday guest Of Edris Price.
NJ J. NJ. Wallace has returned
.,.ar an extended visit with parents al
Mona vile. PANS1 BLOSSOM.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
HOW 1T HAPPENED.

Press comment on the election of the
Harding Coolidge ticket follows:
New York Evening Post Tndcpan-
eent(-Warren G. Harding has been
elected to be President by enormous
H,a-orities over Woodrow Wilson. The
pame of the unsuccessful candidate
reads otherwise On the ballots yest"r-
day But it is no: James II. Cox that
vas repudiated. Any Administration
that had conducted :he war now would
be the target of the bewilder!nG num-
ber of protests that merged yesterday
into one gigantic protest. There en-
tered into Harding's majorities vs.
terday the votes of those who were
against war with Germany in 1917 and
the votes of those who were for war
with Germany in 1914; the votes of
those who think the peace imposed up
on Germany too crushing and the
votes OF those who think the treat
ment OF Germany not drastic enough:
the votes of those who resent the re-
stricTion upon the liberties Of The
American people resulting from the
war and the votes OF those who re-
sent the Administration supposed ten
derness for Bolshevism.
New York Evening World ,Indepcn-
dent)-If Cox had been elected the
United States would have gone into
the league. Inasmuch as Harding was
elected the United States must go into
the league. This still is a great issue.
By electing a Republican President
the country has not changed its fun
damental duty toward the greatest
=. - IhnuI
aud Taft have held that Harding, If
elected. would turn out to be their
Harding, ana not the Borah ohnson
Harding. They have elected him. Now
let them prove him. The final phase
OF the great fight has just begun. ,
Baltimore Evening Sun-The Re-
publican party. with an abundance of
money and highly efficient organi-
zarion that il mad been building for
years. merely capitalized all the
@zrouchEs,7 combined all the. discon-
ts1r from every source, made vague
and large promises and kept rubbing
the sore spots and abusing Wilson.
what they VIII do with their victory
rlOx Is 10 be seen. r.. i,
Chicago Journal tDemocratic)-The
election gI Senator Harding is tri-
u1nph Of misrepresentation, based on
cpnt-o3 Of publicity. outside New
York City. the Republican party con-
trols four ffths Of the newspaper pu-
blicity IN every debatable state. With
such an advantage the party managers
figured that any fakery would receive
credence for the duration of a cam
Isaign The result proves that they
we've -syb- =!
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
CADMUS

! There will be church here third Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Miss Grace ShuT Of Cercdo W. Va.
and sister, Mrs. Lena Duvall OF Col
orado Springs were the week end
guests of Nellie Gaines.
Aunt Barbra Stuart spent Friday
night with Clara Stuart
Rose Thompson Of Normal was Wis
ilins her sister in law. Mrs. =. Il
Stuart Friday.
Grace ShufT and Nellie Gaines went
IN FallshurC Friday and were dinner
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
BUSSEYVILLE

A very quiet little wedding took
place Sunday, Nov. I, at the home OF
Rev. II. b. Hewlett, when Miss Egle,
beautiful and attractive daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bowe. became the
bride of Mr.. Leo Nulen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferguson Nolcn, of Madge, Those
present were Ruby and Gertrude f'Ss
and BRYAN Miller. Mr. Nolen is en-
ployed in the oil field. Their many
friends wish them every happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Pigg and children
called on Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Miller
OF Charley Sunday.
Miss Pearl Holt OF Louisa visited
her brother. Webb Holt, last Tuesday
Miss Eliza Ransom called on home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Ruby and Gertrude Pigs
called on friends at Lick Greek sun
day afternoon.
Tom Carter made his regular call at
:'crrel Bradley's Sunday afternoon.
Herbert Biehl called at F. NJ. Meek S
Sunday.
Mrs, Belle Carter called on Mrs.
Biz. Ada ms Sunday afternoon.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Biehl attended
churcl. At Fort Gay sunday night.
Mr. ana Mrs Arbic PiGg spent Mon
dav afternoon at l.. =. Pigs.
Miss Edith Bowe spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Burgess Compton,
at Superior.
Mrs. l.. E. Pigg called on Mrs. Ar
thur Biehl Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lois StringfelIow and kath-
leen Roberts were out horseback rid
ing Sunday afternoon.
There will be church here the tour'r
Saturday night and sunday by Nur
nastor. Rev. Ora Sparks w. q. r.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
ROVE CREEK

We had. service at the Buchanan
chapel Sunday by Rcv. Black. The fu-
neral OF Charley and Bennie Hicks
was preached. quite large. crowd
attended.
There will be a pie social at The
Hickorynut school house November. 20.
Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Stratton Of Torch
light are visiting home folks AZ this
place.
John Copley and family moved to
their new home last week
Mr. and Mrs. George Bryan we're
visiting home folks Sunday.
Rettie Meade has returned home for
short visit.
Delbert PriChard and Raymond
Compton were calling here sunday.
Mrs. George Stewart and daughter
were visiting Mrs. Sherman Powell
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Brunk Vanhorn were
shopping in Louisa Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart passed
up our creek Sunday.
Miss Matte Burton was calling on
Mrs Joe Smith Sunday.
Dave Powell was visiting his uncle
on Rove creek Sunday.
j The children of Mrs. Jim Sprouse
were placed in the odd Fellows Home
at Lexington, Ky, by Jack Brayn We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Arminta Bryan was visiting her
daughter on Bear creek Friday,
Henry Duskins Of this place was vis-
iting his uncle in Virginia Saturday
and Sunday. ...
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duskins were
visiting at Zelda Sunda,
Albert Brittle was visiting his grand
parents Saturday and Sunday.
3 BLACK EYED GIRLS.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12

Mrs John Vanhoosc who has been
at Seattle Wash. for the past year, iS
expected home soon .....
The coal mines at kise started up
Monday.
Tn" surveyors passed through here
Monday surveying for the hard road
which We hope to have soon and which
has been needed for a number OF years
a BLUE EYED GIRL.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12

FOR sALE;-t25 n. farm, !. river
bottom. rcst good north hill land, some
cleared, some with timber, plenty fruit
and water best house in country; also
two tenant houses on place two barns
2oN4O and 3SX54 hold 5000 lbs tobacco.
good cellars Ono mile to station, "
mile school. $4,000, terms per cent
OFF for cash. Not able TO farm reason
for selling. VIII sell crop, tools and
stock II wanted. Possession at once
40 miles west OF Ashland. w, r, Evans,
Garrison, KY III 3t-pd- dll -l2
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12

In spite of all the propaganda and
the skiufuuy executed plot 10 destroy
Woodrow Wilson, the mention of his
name before any large audience brings
more applause than can be evoked in
any other way. He has sacrificed his
life for the peace OF the world, and il
has not been in vain
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12

Senator Harding announced a few
days ago that the League of Nations
is dead But Elihu Root comes out IN
a statement that warns Mr.. Harding
against such a declaration. He and
ether leading Republicans say
7 "a r-,Ip Is iOeVita BILE
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12

We have seen several landslides IN
our day, but the one that started Tues
day morning of last week slid further
and moved longer and skidded in more
different directions than any other has
avar dime
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
Friday, November II, 1920.

Yesterday. Nov 1lth, was the second
anniversary of the signing OF the ar
mistice and the end of lighting in the
horrible world war. The day was Gel
.abrated in many places.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12

cial at Long Branch Friday night
Misses Grace Crank and IiGssic Ca
sey attended Sunday school at tins
place Sunday. SLIM JIM
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
Town Lot For Sale. /,

A portion OF the old Rice homestead
fronting on Pocahontas street In Lou
lisa. Desirable for residence purposes.
Apply to John NJ. Rice or Nj. $. Burns.
- IL M
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce
CHARLEY EDWARDS as candidate
for the Republican nomination Tor
County Court Clerk of Lawrence-co'
at the primary TO be held in August
1921.
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
THE COATS AT $39.50

There's sti attractive collection of ihe specially
purchased models to choose from They tnsN-
ioncd from Bolivia, Suedcne- Velour. SilvvrtuHt
and Tinseltunc, and offered in Nankin. Copcn.
Fcindeer. Pekin. Brown, Beaver Congo. Malay.
Dryad. Navy and Black. The fashionable 9ew
"wrappy" styles predomluatr, and many OK
tremrly smart with their rich FUR trimmings
Lined with fancy silks and saiIns and talor,.
with unusual care, Sizes II to ~
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
THE SUITS

with the possible exception OF four or five special
models suit stocks have undergone rcC"u,
price changes that augur well for the prospective
purchaser, The assortmCnts omarkahy con-
plete and omit nothing that is favored for present
The Big Sandy news., 1920-11-12
New Models Have Been Added to the
Repriced Group of Dresses at $3.50

SIX duvrtyn, lriruunr, ror"t Twill yalntna cloth
rntrncusr ard larr"ra fr"ckH ar" now Included in
this interesting sllc tn assortment presents an
To- suy,. on dresses lhht are just In the
height or lhr2r popularity Al sizes and colarings
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
ALLEGED CRIMI-
NAILS ARRESTED

Milford Lawson. Brady Small
wood and Chester Phelps are in
the Knox County Jail at Barbour
vile, charged with the death of
Fred Fields of Hazard, an ex-
soldier whose body was found
near the L. & N. bridge across the
Lynn Camp. just within the con-
fines of Knox County, Feb. 3rd.
The murder occurred on the night
of Feb. 2 and robbery was evid-
emily the motive. The arrests
we're made by Coroner j. F. Dozi-
err. The evidence is thus far cir
cumstantial. Bail was fixed at
81, 900. but it is understood the
prisoners were unable to get any
one to go on their bond.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
MORE PAVED STREETS ORDERED

The City Council has decided to go
ahead with the paving of the follow
ing streets. which will put Barbour
willie in the Al class in the matter of
modern streets and help tO make il the
best paved college town of its size in
the South College. Depot. Allison
Ave, to IIcdrick, Manchester. KnoN
To- the l.. x - depot. the street by
ParrOtt'S garage and from the river
bridge to the corporation limits. II
Is hoped that we shall eventually get
union depot aud for this reason the
road will be run to the l.. n y. tracks.
The road across the bridge will about
connect with the good road and il il
does no; quite meet. can easily he
fixed, thus killing the weak link that
has made this road practically dead
letter from II haulagc standpoint
We congratulate the City Council on
its action.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
FRANKLIN & CANNON.

The firm of Franklin x Cannon nave
bought ont the stock and goodwill OF
the A. y. HerndOn Dry Goods Store
and ask continuance of the patron
age of the customers of the store. The
now partners will he Collie Franklin
and Ernest II. Cannon. and the bust
ness will be- run by Collie Franklin,
Mrs. +. III. franklin and Miss Pearl
Miller. The Photograph business viii
be- carried on in the same store. Il
is Interesting Ia note that Mr.. Hrrn-
don has been in business for twenty
eight years on. two corners one now
occupied by the New York store and
in the present location. Their many
friends who have been accustomed To
gather Il fresh supply of optimism af,
seeing the cheerful faces of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ilcrndon. will still De able To
visit them rs homefolkS. Both have
worked hard and deserve rest for
awhile.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
A Boost For The Advocate.

Tuesday morning our school
was honored by the presence of
Bro. Creal, Bro. Brock and Bro.
Elsie who conducted our Devotion
Exercises. Bro. Brock gave us
a talk on BE A Man" and the
singing was led by Bro. Elsie.
The eXerise was enjoyed by all.
We were glad to welcome our
sophomore student, Bertha How
ard, who has been sick
Last Monday morning we glad
~ welcomed Hugh Partin Mr.
Thompson and Gobel Hawn from
Union College as visitors to our
Caesar class. We welcome Wis
tors any time.
The Three Gold Bugs have
started in to gather the b H S
news, so watch the paper grow
for b H is in the game too,
Our boys are reaching their
goal in Basket Ball they are show
ing them what they can do when
they have a chance. Come out and
root for B H S.
They are the game, they have
the might, bat are not one bit
vain. Come out and see them
done right.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
RIOT AT LEXINGTON

Will Lockett. negro. confessed
slayer of 10 year old Gensve
Hartman, will pay the penalty
with his life, Mar. l1th,. which
is as soon as the orderly process
of the law will permit him to be
electrocuted. He was tried and
sentenced within 40 minutes. I'm
fortunately, his crime was the in
direct cause of at least five deaths
and the wounding of a score.
In spite of the warning issued
by Brigadier General Deweese,
an attempt was made to rush the
CURT room in which the prisoner
was being tried, headed by Wilt
am Lockhart who carried a rope
in his hand. General Deweess
gave a final warning to the crowd
and this not being needed, the
steel helmeted troups poured Q
volley from their machine gun.
automatic rifles and pistols. Four
men fell on the steps but the
mob pressed on and it was nos
until the soldiers and police had
fired repeatedly into the crowd
that they turned back and we're
driven to the street below.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
SICK CHILD-FATHER
WALKS TEN MILES.

Henry Cormack. of Payne'S Creek,
walked ten miles to see DR.. J. II. Al
bright. Saturday. His daughter is
very i'll and he found the road 30 inn
possnblc that he could not ride over
If. much less ask II doctor 10 travel
It. so. the girl of his heart has to
take her chances without the benefit
of medical skill. Last year the father
himself was stricken and DR.. Albright
managed to struggle thru and prob
nbly saved his life as hc was about
gone
This Is moi an isolated cas-" In Knox
county. gentlemen. hut is part Of
general condition i'm winter.
There are scores of men in the
county, who when death is lowering
over the home and the life Of loved
one hangs by a hair in the balance,
would give all they possess for the
comfort of the presence of II doctor.
And, often they cannot get him, or if
they do, he may arrive too late. There
is no question of bond issue in Knox
county. We are in up to the hilt.
with an income that will do but little.
II is m to us to lift ourselves 10y our
own bootstraps. The militia If prop
erly called out and persuaded to work
can do wonders. Our Senator and
Representative at Frankfort will do
what can be done in scheme OF
Kentucky road development which 1t.
Governor Ballard is now attempting
to put through by the aid of some Kind
Of taxation. Write TO your Repre-.
sentative and Senator and tell them
You are In sympathy with any scheme
that offers an uplft from the occurs
cd mud and that yuu are ready topny
II few dollars so that this may I've
brought aDout See that your ovcrSccr
is lined up for good roads. Hold
meetings at your different school
houses and agree among yourselves
to really work the roads when called
out to do so. They don't look so bad
in the summer or fall, but if YOU will
let your memory go back to winter
roads, it will put some real pep into
road building that will lift this and
that hole out of the mud and result in
better roads. You belong to the race
that fights best with its back to the
wall and heaven knows you farmers
are up against it to the limit. Be
cause your bond issue brought you
no relief is no reason for not getting
what relief you can and largely, that
must be by lifting yourselves out of
the mud The lives and happiness of
your children are above theories and
prejudiceS. Fix the roads. get some
split log drags and get after the pow
erS that be at Frankfort TO amend the
Constitution if necessary that you
may have good roads. Then see that
they are built right.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
SOME BALL GAME.

University of Kentucky girls came
to BarbOurville to make slaughter
of our Union College girls Saturday
and II slashing game resulted At the
end of the first half. the game stood
q to q in favor of nobody, at the end
of the second half. IL to IL and at the
end of Il bonus five minutes. IL to -.
which proved to DE nobody's unlucky
number. Our girls are certainly up
holding their end as basketiers when
they can hold down State University
even tho they did not put one over on
them. Better luck next time. girls.