davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
tartasarol. ..'.Ez a hangpast sAl6-
sapgai katasEtrofalis meretii -

.tartasar6l. ss"Ez a hangplst s4Aa6-
saggai katasEtrofalis meretu -
irja a b. 2. es acseh allan leg
'fobb erdeke, hogy sazt az elenk.
1elki.r erintkezest a mely ket
Dunaoldal kozott folyik es mely
tr6l a minister 3megfelel6 Is er-
dekes bizonyitekokat gydjthetett
ossze, vegleg megsziintessek..
Meg kell jegyezni, hogy a cseh
kormany Derer jelentese alapjan
val6ban megkezdte varmegyei
tisztyisel6k elbocsatasat ,es pedig
elsosorban a szinmagyar varme-
gyekben, azonbans ez. probal--
kozasa, is kudarccal jar. Koma-
rom varmegyeben korulbelul 40,
| SO tisztviselonek mondott fel a
zsupan, azonban oily nagy lett az
lelegiiletlenseg, hogy Pozsony-
ban jart kiildottsegnek kormany
kenytelen volt. kijelenteni, hogy
| az intezkedes. tevedesen alapul es
a felmondasok ervenytelenek. Va
loszinii ugyan, hogy felmonast
megismetlik, de mindenesetre jel-
lemzo a hangulatra, hogy sim
magyar varmegyekben meg most
sem merik letelepiteni a cseh k0z-
igazgatas embereit. Minden hiva-
talban elhelyeztek ugyan egy-ket
cseh tisztvisel6t is, azonban ezek
,inkabb kemek es mem a tisztvise-
l0i munkat vegzik.
+ A k0zelelmezes teren cseh a.
Inyaorszagot reszesitik el6nyben
El6bb cseh varosokat latjak Ell
aztan jonnek Csehorszag egyet
reszeiH es csak eek kielegitese
utan fJOnnek a t0t0k, nemeteE
es legutoljara a magyarok. A
magyarsag es a nemetseg ossze.
| tart es allandoan ostromolja ko
veteleseivel a kormanyt.. Az ell
mutt napokban ket kildottses
jelent meg a kormany el6tt. A;
egyiket Kaiser Gyula pozsony
postafeliigyelo vezette es bemu
tatta AIT kenyeret, melyet
cseh k0zelelmezesi hivatal ad ;
jegyek elleneben. A kormany KEEP
viseloje maga kenytelen volt ellis
merni, hogy a bemutatott kenyel
minta teliesen elvezhetetlen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
A cseh lapok beismerik Totfold
megbizhatatlansagat.

A Totfold nyugta&an, lazongo,
bizonytalan helyzete mar reg 6ta
mem titok a csehek elott. Lapja-
TX, es pedig ugy az ellenzeki, mint
"a kormanytamogato lapok nyl-
tan irnak T6tfold megbizhatat-
lansagarol, totok elegiiletlense-
gerol, cseh politika hibairol, s6t
az egyik vezeto cseh ujsag, Ma
rodny Listy egesz nyiltan kiirja,
hogy ha vail )sagosra fordulna a
helyzet t6tok aligha csehek
oldalan harcolnanak.
A Narodny Listy multi heti sza-
mainak egyikeben peldaul kor-
many tot politikajar6l ir es meg
allapitja, hogy a viszony totok
es csehek kozt a remenytelense-
gig elmergesedett.
:" A totok - irja lez az elter-
jedi nagy cseh ujsag mem
szeretik cseheket, jobban
mondva, eddig mem tanultak
meg 6ket szeretni, (vagy ITALIAN
mar mem szeretik). Idegeniil
aIlunk .vellk szemben es a mi
kor jobban megismertek ben
niinket, stobbe mem voltunk ro-
konszenvesek el0ttiik. Ennek
az a logikus kovetkezmenye,
hogy mem lehetiink benne bi-
zonyosak, hogy ha cseheknek
a magyarokkal, nemetekkel
vagy lengyelekkel konfliktusa
volna, ugy a t6tok mem az ell
lenseg oldalan harcolnanak-e ~
A Narodny Listy a t6tok cseh-
ellenes magatartasat els6sorban
azzal magyarazza, hogy q csehek
kulturaja es felvilagosodottsaga
es a totok primitiv yallasossaga
oriasi ellentetet tamaszt. ket
nep lelki hangnlataban. "A tot
ajtatossaga mondja szorol-sz6-
ra cseh lap mem kulonb0zik
az safrikai negerek. primitiv feti-
sizmusat6l''
Al vallasossagon kiviil abban
is egyik okat datja a nagy han
gnIat valtozasaak, hogy cseh
tisxtyisel6k mint lnartalocok je-
lentkeznek, a Xix vagy zsebslnsk,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
k6sik ksld5tts2cet Koperuicz.

"A A6sik kiiJ dattseget Kopernicz.
ky Ferenc prepost vezette. A kill
dottsegben raszt vettek az 6sszes
felekezetek kepyisel6i es AIT pa
naszoltak, hogy tobb szaz magyar
es nemet ajku gyermek mem kap
anyanyelven oktatast, annyira ell,
arasztottak az iskolakat Cseh
orszagbol kilaott, legtobbszor
meg kepesitessel sem biro tan
er6kkel. EFT a kiildottseget maga
Derer nliniszter fogadta es meg
igerte, hogy a gyermekeknek a.
nyanyelviik0n valo oktatasarol
gondoskodni fog.
Persze mem gondoskodott, do
mem is gondoskodhatik, inert a
d0nt6 szempont az, hogy a cseh
szocialistak, legionariusok, egye-
temi hallgat6k es keresetnelkuli
szellemi proletArok koziil naineI
t0bbet helyezzenek ell T6tfol-
don. Es minthogy ezeken az Gle.
meken nyugszik e pillanatban a
cseh kormanyzat hatalma, mem
merik oket mellozni, hanem in
kabb a mas nemzetsegbeliek ele.
giiletlensegevel jaro kockazato1
viseli el a cseh kormany es at
meneti intezkedesekkel igyeke
xix 6rar6l-orara orvosolni a hely'
zetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16

vagy agitalnak, hatterbe szorit-
jak allasaib6l az odaval6 eleme-
ket es inert rendszerint fiatalok,
tehetsegtelenek es gyakorlatla-
nok, egyaltalaban mem tudnak
tiszteletet 'szerezni a cseh allan
eszmenek.
A Robotnicke Noviny, a tot
foldmivesseg hivatalos lapja nyil-
tan megvallja, hogy totsag ellen
seges magatartasanak elsosorban
a cseh biirokracia az Okla. Ez az
ujsag mar tobb izben tamadta
cseh kormanyt es kifogasolta,
hogy cseh hivatalnokok min
denfele potdij es dieta cimen ket
seer annyi fizetest kapnak, mint
a t6tok. de legjobban ostorozta
AIT protekci6s rendszert, mely
"a Totfoldon elharapodzott.
"Vannak egyes postafono-
kok, orja az R. n. - a xix
felhasznalva az alkalmat, osz-
SECS leanyaikat alkalmaztatjak
termeszetesen kiilon napidijak
fizetese mellett. A legnevetse-
gesebb hogy meg ,szolgaknak
is cseheket kiildenek, holott
eppen eleg tot ember Won, XII
szolganak valo, minek tehat
cseheket odavinni. Az ilyen XII
helyezett szolga kulon potleko-
kat kap, felkelti az irigyseget
tot testvereinknel es az ilyen
ugyekb6l szarmazik a legna-
gyobb elkeseredes.'
A Pozsonyban megjelen6 B. T..
am Abend (Bratislavaer Zeitung
am Abend), a a'mely cseh kor-
many nemetnyelva hivatalos lap
ja, koz0lte multkoriban, hogy
|vegre- -valahara megkezdtek ma
gyar varmegyei tisztvisel6k elbo-
csatasat. A cseh erzelmii nemet
ujsag nyiltan megirta, hogy mi
kor Derer, a pozsonyi cseh mi
niszter bejarta tot varmegye-
ket, meg gdobbento tapasztalatokat
|szerzett kozigazgatasi tisztvise-
l6k (meg pedig nemcsak a ma
gyarok, hanem majdnem az osz7
SECS tisztviselok ellease gss ma ga !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16

Az erett kalaszokat mar reg
keresztbe raktak, behordtak, We
ge az aratasnak, sok helyen mar.
a csepl6ssa is elkesziiltek, -. de
hogy mennyi lesz ez iden liszt-
bol es kenyerbol a fejkvota, AIT
meg a mai napig Sc tudjuk. =
Csak egyet tudunk: hogy a nyo-
NOR noton-no, hogy az inseg fo-
koz6dik, hogy a dragasag elbir-
hatatlan, a legrettenetesebb eh-
inseg az, ami elenk mered.
Igen, elerkeztdnk a kozelel-
mezes legteljesebb csodjehez. =
Most mar mem altathatjuk ma
gunkat, hogy tiirelem, csak az
VI tsztendoig tartsunk XII, gyoz-
ziik er5yel. Aratas utan vagyunk
van kiporci6zva. Most mar mem
is igernek semmit, gyonge ke-
zekb6f Nkisiklott a kormanyke-
rex es ketsegbeesett kapkodas-
sal mem lehet tobbe feltart6z-
tatni a lavinat, ha gurulni kezd.
A gazdaktol elrekviraljak a !,
gabonat, de fizetni mem fl
zetnek erte
a Zemsky Obiini Usavnak mines
penze, a penziigyminiszterium
nem bocsat elegend6 toket rem
delkezesre es
gabonabizomanyosok, akik
hitelezni tobbet nem akar-
max neki, multi heten be-
szuntettek mindenfele gabo-
navasarlasokat.
A gazda tehat lit all a terme.
sevel. Ell mem adhatja, inert a
gabona mem kepezi szabad ke-
reskedelem targyat, ARA az al
lam tette ra kezet. Az allan
max pedig hiaba ada ell, honapo-
kon kereszttil futhat a penze u
tan s ketseges, hogy meg akkor
is megkapja-e. A gazdanak ke-
YES az elismerveny, neki pen2
kell, hisz egg gazdasagi ev rem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
egyenesen rakenyszeritik ct:
ARA, hogy termenyet csem-
pesz uton ertekesitse,

ahol sokkal nagyobb arat kap es
azonnal hozza juthat- a penzehez
Azallamnak egyelore nincser
.penze, = mem fizet, - a gabons
bizomanyos ennelfogva mem va
sarol, de hogy par heti pauza
alatt mi tortenik Szlovenszk6bar
a gabonatermessel, hogy kallo
dix ell, hogy szorodik sect, hog.
sikkaG szerte-szejjel, azzal senk
mem t0r6dik. Aratas utan, ami
kor feher kenyeren kellene elni
a marol- l-holnapra valo ke-
nyeriink mines biztositva,
ketsegbeejt6 rendszertelenseg ez
kapkodas nyilvanul meg Oft, ;
hol eros kezzel kellene koruna
nyozni, s a bajok mar olyann;
tornyosultak, hogy Derer mi
niszter, Heindl miniszteri tana
csos kisereteben ez ugyben SIR
gosen Pragaba utazott.
| Meg fog ismetl6dni mul
esztendei nekiink tetleniil, 0lbe
tett kezekkel kell neznunk, hog,
keszitik elo balkezes intezkede
sekkel az ellinseget, lassu el
sorvadasunkat: Pedig most me!
segiteni tudnank magunkon. :
Romania annyi 1isztfeleslegge
rendelkezik, hogy ellathatnanl
magunkat, ha engedelyt kaphat
nank ARA, hogy varos besze
rezhesse a lakossag reszere a
egesz evi gabonasziiksegletet, :
meg feltartozhatnank AIT, a m
bizonyosan ell fog ilyen gazdal
kodas mellett kovetkezni: az eh
inseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
Egyr,0l- -Masr6l.
Szlovalxia az ehinseg elott.

ARATAs UTAN NINCs KENYERUK - GAZDAKToL REX
vIRALNAK, DE MEM FIZETNEK A 0ABONABIZOMA-
NYosoK BEsztNTETTEK vASARLAST. - Az ALLAN
MEM AID PENzT GABoNA ATvETELERE. - FEJE-
TETEJERE ALLITo TIT K0ZELELMEZEs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16

geteg befektetessel jar, amel,
csak akkor teriil meg, ha a ter
menyt~ ertekesiteni lehet. A gaz
danak penzre van sziiksege E
ilykepen
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
DENNIS

George Browning and family have
moved from Ashland into the house
vacated by Lewis Pink.
c. w. Rice, one of our best neigh
bors and merchant passed to the great
beyond one day last week. He had been
failing in health for almost two years.
He will be greatly missed for he was
one of the leading merchants of Law
renee county. He told his friends he
was going to rest. We will say TO the
bereaved weep not for dear Charlie,
but only live that when the summons
come you can meet him where no
more suffering and sorrow will ever
come. He was laid to rest in the cem-
etery overlooking his home.
Sorry to hear OF the death of little
Lonnie lobe. He was a nephew of f..
w. lobe.
Keifer lobe, who has been very low
with pneumonia is improving.
Martha Bah passed down our creek
one day last week.
Mrs. Sophia Savage left one day last
week for Hatfield w. Va, to join her
husband who has employment there.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
CHARLEY

Flowing and grass and oat sowing is
all the go here at present
Misses Nora and Fora Daniels were
calling on Mrs. Green Castle Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Miller and little
son were the dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Orville Miller.
Frank Bevlns was calling on Miss
Audrey Chapman Sunday
Misses Ina and Ella Spencer attend
cd church at Bells chapel Sunday
DIR. and Mrs. l. 5, Hays were cali
ing on Mrs. Talitha Scarberry sunday
afternoon.
Miss Ina Spencer is spending the
week with her cousin. Gwendolln
Moore OF Ledocin
~ NJ. Burgess of Wilbur spent sun
day night with his sister. Mrs. L. W.
Spencer
Ina Spencer and opal Hlnkle called
on Mrs. Litha scarbcrry SUNDAY az
ternoon.
l.. c. Hays aud John Wallace have
been sporting their cars over our good
roads
Miss Audrey Chapman spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs l.. s. Hays
Miss Fora Daniels spent SUNDAY
with home folks.
Hays and Castle have closed their
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
MINFoRD, O.

A large crowd attended the kitchen
shower that was given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs Bert Lyons last Saturday
night at the home Of the later's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Keller.
Many nice presents We're given and
the crowd enjoyed themselves playing
various games until quite late hour.
Russell Hopkins, Earl Keller. and
Misses Nora and Goldfe Sparks motor
ed out TO Doc Wheeler's Sunday and
spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sparks enter
tanned at his home last Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Keller and Warren
DeVere and family and John Kronk
and family.
]. C. Chandler and son Estel and
daughter Bessie, of Beaver, were Wis
iting James Sparks Friday and Sat
urday.
j. c. Chandler James Sparks and
BENJAMIN Sparks were calling on Doc
Wheeler last Friday.
Sunday School which has been clos
ed on account of the flu, commenced
again last Sunday with nice class
present.
w. p. and Benjamin Sparks were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Nickel last
Sunday.
Russell Hopkins spent Saturday
night with Allen Keller,
TWO cHUMs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
CORDELL

Miss Mamie Steele has returned
home from a two weeks visit to hei
relatives at Van Lear and Ashland.
Rev. Burns Conley and Rev. Murphey
.of Paintsville have been holding pro-
tracted meeting at this place which
was quite a success.
Willie Moore and r. f. Swan were
calling on their best girls Sunday ar
ternoon.
Alonzo Arlington was calling al
Charley Saturday afternoon.
Little Jesse Cordle who is attending
school at Louisa was visiting home
folks Saturday last
VIM. T. Eoar of Columbus, who is
visiting his grandparents at this place
is on the sick list. He has trouble
with his foot from wound received
in France.
Lewis Moore of Matte was visiting
relatives at this place Friday and sat
urday
Glad to see Fred Short at this place
Friday.
Lewis and Baseom Moore were out
on a fishing excursion Saturday.
j. II. Cordle was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Cordle Sunday
r. F. Swan, Russ Caudill, Dave Nor
ris and Willie Moore will leave for
Ohio soon.
Would love TO hear from South Co
o., again. PRAIRIE DOGS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
TWIN BRANCH

Miss Burzella Jobe and Mr. Cecil
Adams surprised their many friends
by very quiet wedding Sunday morn
ing. The wedding took place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs c.
lobe, They are both popular and de-
serving young people and we wish
them much success and happiness.
Mrs. Cora Chaffin will leave soon
for her home in Midland, Pa, after an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Burton of this place.
Ersella Adams, who has been on the
sick list for a few days. is able to be
out again.
Roy Burton returned home from
Midland. Pa, Saturday.
Mrs. c. d. Adams attended church
at lower Twin Branch Sunday.
Mrs. Victoria Spillman called on her
sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Spillman. Satur-
day.
Sorry to hear of the death of Lon
ME lobe, BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
TWIN BRANCH

very quiet wedding took place
here Sunday when Miss Birdie R. lobe
became the bride of Mr.. Cecil Adams.
We wish them a long and happy life.
Miss Erma Burton was shopping here
Monday.
Cecil Adams and wife were calling
on the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Adams Sunday.
Cora Chaffin left Tuesday for Lou
lisa where she will reside awhile
A, ]. Holton passed up Twin Branch
Monday.
Silas lobe and Oscar Diamond made
a business trip to Louisa Saturday
BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02

Louisa, like all other prosperous and
progressive cities. is face TO face with
a very serious housing problem. There
are more people than places to live
And the cost of building is so great,
and materials and labor so difficult to
: procure, that the problem is harder to
solve than ever before
Nevertheless, we should endeavor
strenuously to overcome the acute sit
uation. There is no reasonable prom
ise of cheaper building conditions soon
Rents keep pace with costs
There are strangers within our gates
and more knocking for admission. We
must take them in to the limit of our
capacity, and with the proper spirit.
Extortion must not be permitted. This
is shortsighted policy even If it were
not wrong.
The local conditions are the same as
IN every oil field just getting fairly
under way. Oil fields must be develop
ed chiefly by professional oil men. Our
people have not the money, experience,
nor the courage to handle this uncer-
tain line Of business on the extensive
scale necessary to large development
Therefore, we should welcome the leg
innate developers to our midst.
To come right down to the most i'm
portant point now under consideration
It is suggested and urged that every
home in Louisa that can possibly spare
a room or two shall offer to accommo-
date people now coming in here on
business and do so at reasonable rates. 4
Also buildings that can be converted
INTO rooming houses should be put in
order to relieve the congestion.
By all means let there by no extor-
tionate rates. Let it not be truthfully
said of Louisa that she is playing
game of hold-up. 1t is not to be ex-
pected that rates shall remain as low
as formerly. but there is danger of
getting them too high The proper
spirit exercised will keep them within !
reasonable bounds. {
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
The Anderson-NelUcon1b Co.
On Third Avenue Huntington, w. Va.

Birdie Carter visited home folks
Sunday She returned Thursday.
Mecca Pennington, who has been very
low with bronchitis Is able to be out
again.
Mr., and Mrs. Luther Webb have gone
TO housekeeping in the house vacated
by Brownings. Also. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Cooksey in the house vacated
by William Adkins.
Mrs. Dennis Pennington, who has
been very low with the flu for some
time is improving,
Mrs. Carrie Walden was visiting
grandma Combs. who is reported very
III at her daughters on Twin Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Pennington spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs, Tivis
Wright.
Bertha Hutchison1 Grace Cooksey
Reba Cooksey. Mrs. James Rice and
Mecca Pennington were the guests OF
Mintie Rice Thursday.
Herbert Rice is very low with pneu-
monia We wish quick recovery.
E,ffie Wright left last Saturday for
ChiIlicothe whore she will spend a few
weeks with her sister.
Mrs Mary Kitchen and little son
Berryl Minnie Pennington and Ada
Cooksey spent Sunday afternooH with
Mrs. John j. Kitchen.
Dee and Donnie Wright, who have
been working on Coal river have re-
turned home.
Minnie Pennington was the guest of
Nellie Jobe one day last week.
Herman Webb is expected home
soon.
W. S. Pennington and T.. w. lobe
have been threshing oats for the neigh
bors for the last few days.
LONELY OLD MAID.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02

President Wilson declares that the
Turks should be driven out of Europe.
This is said emphatically in reply to
a note from France on the subject The
Turks continue to slaughter the chris
tians of Armenia by hundreds and
thousands just as they have been do
ing all these years. OF course 1t is
none of our business, if we listen to
those opposing the League OF Nations.
They are willing to stand by and wit
ness the slaughter of helpless, inno-
cent men, women and children by the
worlds most brutal race. 1t may be
none of our business, but no true
American can keep hands off in such
case. We are one of the most power
full nations on earth and can not get
away from the responsibility that
comes with power and we should not
desire to do so.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
LEDOCIO AND ADAMS

Mrs. Milt Short is some better.
Alva Short, OF Columbus, hoio, was
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ, Hayes
Friday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hayes and Grathel Jordan
Were shopping at Matte Wednesday.
Miss Ida Castle was calling on Mrs.
+. w. Thompson Sunday.
Misses Grathel Jordan, Dove Hayes
and Ruby Streitenberger We're calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Hayes Sunday.
" b. q. Jordan and Thomas. BAN made
a trip to Louisa Tuesday.
Morton Adams was business caller
at Mary ID. Hayes Sunday.
SWEET CLOVES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
JATTIE

Meeting at this place was largely
attended Sunday. Preaching by Rev
John Cox.
The roads are drying up fast.
L. o. Perry was a business caller in
Webbville Saturday.
Abb Friend passed up our creek en-
route to Tuscola.
Heston Rifle was in our town Satur-
day morning.
Miss Rosa Webb was shopping in
Jattie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ratcliff passed
up our creek Sunday enroute to Mrs
G. w. Webb's. TIMID NICK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02

saw mill for the present and are farm
ing now.
l. W Spencer is on the sick list.
w NJ Chapman Is business vfsl-
tor In Huntington this week.
Graydon Chapman, who is attending
school at BercR spent the week end
with home folks
Uncle Jack Daniels is spending the
week with his daughter. Mrs. Hi Dix
on at Wilbur
Mr.. and Mrs Stanton Miller called
on Mr. and Mrs Allan Miller sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Edwards was calling on
Mrs, =. / Moore sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Green Castle spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Allan Miller.
Lee Pack and wife have returned
from Ohio where they have been liv-
Ing for the past year.
Anderson Jordan and family have
moved to Louisa
Jake Scarberry has purchased the
Jordan farm and VIII move there soon.
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The price of coal is jumping on ac-
count of the increase in wages granted
miners. The higher the wages the less
work the average miner does. because
all he wants is living, and If he can
Iearn enough in two days to live a week,
two days is all he will work. More
production is what the country needs,
but raising wages that are already very
high is the wrong way to get it,
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.LABORERS NEEDED

The coming of the spring and sum-
mer season is causing great activity
in the camps of the Miami Conser
vancy District at Dayton. Ohio, where
the great flood control dams OF the
Miami Valley are being constructed.
There already is demand for 500 ad-
ditional laborers who are being paid a
wage of not less than $500 for 10
hour day. The men live in model
camps with the advantages of modern
conveniences, such as electric lights.
baths. running water sanitary sewer
age etc, with board of the, finest quail
ity. Men should apply ready for work
or write The Miami conservaney Dis
trict, Monument and Jefferson Streets,
Dayton, Ohio. (adv-
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definitely. Henry w. Schwan. Hunt
ington, w, Va, who has had years of
experience as minister and has been
very successful as an evangelist, will
do the preaching and direct the music.
special chorus choir will be organ
lied and any one wishing to help may
become a member of this chorus. There
will be special music at all services.
Sunday school at $3.50 and morning
sermon at 1890. All the night SER
vices viii be at 7 o'clock with song
services, beginning 10 minutes earlier
Sermon for Sunday night; How to
Read so as to Understand The Bible"
ga chart sermon)
Monday night: What 1t Costs to
Live and Die Without Christ"
A cordial invitation is extended ey-
erybody. Inspiring music. gospel SER
mons, the program for every service.
Come to the first meeting and miss
none.
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SPECIAL REVIVAL MEETINGS.

On Easter Sunday morning the Lou
lisa Christian church will begin a SER
les of revival services to continue in
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GLOVES

For Your Easter Attire.
Gauntlet Gloves and
Brown Kid Gloves in all
fashionable shades.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
JEWELRY

The Accessory Artistic
Select one to delineate
the color scheme of your
Easter costume.
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NECKWEAR
In coIors of Jewels

Precious gems viii shed
their l1stre on the Easter
costume.
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ACEFUL COATS AND WRAPS
TRICOLETIE BLOUSES

These Blouses have just arrived and filled with the
many ntricacies of Spring fashions.