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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Leave For Their iom..

The children Of Rev W. c. Harris
LETT Monday morning for their home
al JonesViile. Va They have been in
this vicinity since the burial OF their
mother about month ago. They were
accompanied by their grandmother.
MIS-. Belle G. Gardner and Miss Hazel
Gardner who win remain in virginia
a month or more.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Birthday Parties

On Tuesday afternoon Miss Anna
Laura May. the pretty s.:tle daughter
OF Judge and Mrs b. c. May. enter.
tanned quite number OF her inn.
friends in honor OF her eleventh b,rtb-
day. very enjoyable afternoon was
spent after which delicious refresh
mSsnts weHs served consisting OF ice
cream and cake.
Miss Effie Patrick. the charming
young daughter OF Judge and Mrs 4
I, Patrick. entertained at their co,,n-
Try home last Saturday evening 81
honor OF her eighteenth birthday
Sandwiches and pickles were served
and all enjoyed hugely the party and
walk
Mary -cailihan. elder daughter OF
DR. and Mrs W. r. CaIlihan. celebrated
her tenth birthday at her home last
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

NoTlcE-on July LIST viii place m
entire dairy outfit for sale. incIudi,',.
% head Of young Holsteln cows fr..l.
september and October. and Is heai 81
one and two year old heifers. ais -,
me Holstein bull. years old. y ~,
ment includes Perfection miI<ips -
chine Will sell as whole or b ~
HUGH CHAMBERS. jenkins. X
4t-d--5sud
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Accept. Position.

Miss Beatrice Langley. oldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs William Langley.
has become private secretary II chief
Inspector Of Mines Col. L Blenkin
sopp. at Lexington. She left here last
week for her new position. This is
another instance " Pr-stonsburg
girl making good.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
PRESTONSBURC
Child Dies.

Dixie Conley. the eight year old
daughter OF ,. r. Conley. OF Cnn. died
June rs OF blood poisoning. some
time ago she had hurt her foot, and AZ
the time OF her d-EFh the foot was
swollen and inramed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
OvERDA AND GLADYS

Chester Webb has returned home
from Madison, W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. A ID. Ball attended
the childreas day at Green Valley last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Webb are visiting
horne folks now.
Eliza Johnson called on her aunt.
Mrs e. NJ CIevenger. Saturday and
Sunday.
Alma Kitchen has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs Lindsey Webb. this week
Nellie Jobe was the guest of friends
here Tuesday
Mrs l. P. Webb was visiting her
sister AIRS. Morton Hammond, We'd
nesday-
Otto lobe has returned home
Dennie Wright left Monday for Mad
ison. W. Va
Willie and Garnet Diamond were on
our creek Sunday.
Thelma Webb was shopping in
Webbville Friday. DAF'FODIL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
HoIbrook johnson.

Married. June %. at the home of the
bride. Miss BeuIah to Mr.. Halter John
son. OF Weeksbury, Ky. The bride =
a daughter Of L ID. HoIbrook of Red
Bush. She has resided with her
brother. p. T. HoIbrook. Of this city
for the past three years. She was
student of the Paintsville High School
and a popular teacher of this county.
Mr.. Johnson is a young man of fine
character and business ability They
left Friday for weeksbury where Mr..
Johnson has good position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Another Nsm Iruek.

County Judge W. H Vaughan sent
to Frankfort last week and got new
truck for johnson county wlGch will
be used on me roads. This will give
the county two of these large trucks
and we can now do more and better
work on the roads II these trucks are
Kept busy for the summer and fall
months the roads of the county will be
in a better condition
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Frse Fiaht.

Al Boseo ~last Sunday Adam wad-
kins knocked Adam Allen in the head
with a rock and stabbed him twice in
the bsek while he was down. Allen a.
IN serious condition. watkins was
arrested and placed under arrest ana
placed under a $500 bond Bosh men.
are said 10 be from AIagonin county,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Mrs Preston Dead.

WIS FTeston Dead.
The death of Mrs G. w Preston
occurred Wednesday morning OF last
week She had been seriously i'll at
the home OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
7 C: Brown for the past few weeks.
81 .1-ves one son aad one daughter.
husband and a number OF relatives
and friends.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

Personals
Mr. and Mrs Lee A. d. Tate and
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus C. Smith and little
SON Lee Tate Smith. returned to their
home in Huntington Friday after a
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs j. d.
Preston They We're accompanied
home By Mrs Ethel Howes and, little
daughter, Anna Wallace. who will
spend some time the guests OF Hunt
ington relatives
Miss Ora May Preston, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
County Agent.

County Agent B. A. Hensley is in
Lexington attending a meeting OF the
Eastern Kentucky County Agents He
informs us that there seems to be a
misunderstanding as TO the work that
he is to do in the JnO. C. C. Mayo
College this year. as some have the
impression that he is to teach exclu-
sively this year Mr.. Hensley wilI con-
unue his work as County Agent and
will only give some time to work in
the college in order to help out those
who are coming in from the country
preparatory to teaching. as AgricuI-
ture is now required of all teachers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
Returns From Springs.

Attorney and Mrs. William Henry
L-syne arrived last Friday from Gin
cinnati where he was met by his wife
on shopping tour as he returned
from French Lick
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

FOR SAIE-ons 50 acre farm with
house on il Price 1880. c. j.
Chandler 1902 Grandview Ave. Ports
Ohio. 4t-pd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09
PANTSVILE
Rivers-Riee.

Rivers Rice.
The wedding of Mr.. Alger II. Rice
and Miss Bertha NJ. Rivers. OF Denver.
KY came as a surprise 10 their ma "
friends. They were quietly married at
the home OF the bride on Middle Fork.
June 18th. by Rev. r. NJ. Miller. Of
Iyyton. The bride is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Win Rivers and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Geo
w. Rice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

c ID. Sublett was here Wednesday
from Charleston, W. Va. on bushes.
for the United Fuel Gas Company.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

Henry c. Hale. who did Ionr -
NaIant service ia France during nj
world war and has been under med
SaI treatment In the States arvfff
nome las; week. He l. able -
around some. but Is on special diet an.
far from being well
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

Report Of the condition of The Him
Ter State Bank, doing business at the
town of WarIeId. County of Martin.
State Of kentucky, at the close of bus
iness. on 18th day of June, 1920.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-09

State of Kentucky
County of Martin, Set.
We. Eugene j. Lang and Floyd Brew
er. Nice-President and Cashier of the
above named Bank. DO solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of our knowledge and belief.
EUGENE J. LANG. Vice President.
FLOYD BREWER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this IS day of June. 1920.
My commission expires March q. 1922
H HAwS. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
H HAWS.
MARTIN HpdLER-
L BOOTH.
Directors.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

Below we will give you an idea Of our building OPP
eratons at present We leave 1t 70 your judgment as
TO future program.
"The lronton Apartment House"
Located at St. Elizabeth and Broome streets.
This apartment will be complete within few
days and contains six fourroom and bath apartments
Three large, we'll lighted rooms, kitchenette bath,
toilet front and back porch hot water heat, and
electric in each apartment. All floors and walls
proof
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

The Rev. William E. Temple (pastoT Of St Eliza "a
beth's R. c. Church, has purchased tne i entie eley
block of land bounded by Rodney Clayton Banning and
Cedar streets directly opposite Cleland helgn anJ
will erect handsome stone church with rec'ory' s0noo
and sisters home, in the near future
CIeland HEIGHTS now beckons the home ebuider and
bone-seeker If YOU have considered building your
own home do not hesitate any longer. Look over
Cleand Heights and you Will be charmed WIN n One ne
location and advantages offered and agree with us
that it needs no Recommendation OF ours LoIs are
selling fast proof enough that, this is the ydea ioca-
ton to build on Our prices are low terms the most
reasonable When 5000 has been paid we viii give
doe5 70 rurcbaser and take the balance in mortgage
tbnt interest for first year and arrange the balance
in payments to suit the purchaser Inc ote Of Seland
T7st COMPANY of Philadelphia the strongest organiza-
tion of its kind in the world =, 81. ~. M
d tslt il over phone call or letter will bring one
Of our cars to take you out and see this splendid tract
of land. ,7-rr,D-rroNr
As ,ye are patriotc Wilmingtonians and believe in
.stabiIitv of our Government, will accept Liberty
Ronds at par value as payments
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
FOR SALE

Below you viii fnd several desirable
propertics. ] have quite a number Of six
and seven room houses In different Sec
tione Of city.
West Ninth street. between Monroe and
Adams. II rooms and bath. ideal location
for rooming house
Clayton street. between Fifth and
Sixth. o rooms and bath. gas and electric
light, porch. heat. lately rcmodeled.
West Sixth street. between frankln
and Broome. 10 rooms and bath, heat,
porch. Immediate possession.
1870 Shallcross avenue, rooms, bath,
shed, porch, heat, location very good
Possession June l.
West Twenty second street, between
Washington and Jefferson. square plan,
8 rooms tile bath, gas and electric light,
porch, also sleeping porch, large attic,
screens, storm door, awnings the rooms
are all good size
1915 West street. IA rooms Including
bath heat, front and back porch the
rooms are all good size, location could
not be better, facing park; room for
garage, and Is square plan. Possession
June -.
Corner property. over Washington
street bridge, rooms. bath. gas. elec-
TIRE light fireplace. porch. heat. garage
will hold two cars, with second floor for
workshop
East Tweny-fourth str,eL rooms.
bath, porch, heat VIII make com-
1ortable little home
Jessup street. square plan. 6 rooms,
reception bath. porch, gas aud elcc-
tric light. steam heat. In good condition.
Possession 30 days
Spruce street. between Tenth and
I7eyenth, Z rooms and BATH close to
park and school
Lots In an sections of city.
Wmo HliGchem
1s2s WASHINGTON STREET.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29


president of the Liberty Housing Company will be
finished within the thirty days. this building will
contain 12 rooms and all conveniences and is located
at the Northeast Corner Of McGovern Terrace and
Newport Pike.
Mr. J. Writ Willis president Of the New Castle
Leather Company has started to build eight large
sN-room houses with BATH toilet gas and electric,
fireplace and hardwood floors, Willis Place, from
Saulbsury TO Rodney street. The cellars for
these properties have already been dug and to date
thing is ahead Of contract time for building
James L. Banning, Jr., will build modern eight
bungalow with all conveniences the Northeast
Corner of Newport Pike and Broome street and two
modern up-to-dae houses the Southeast
Corner of Banning and Broome streets.
We have the necessary street connections for
and water mains assuring you of these city convenences
no matter where you build the tract and plans
for same have been approved by city and county officials
Miss Mary Latimer will build two modern six-room
houses on Rodney street. between Willis Place and st.
Elizabeth street.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
c. A. BALASClO

ei3 Market Street
Real Estate aud Insurance.
Phsns 22is-w. J.. Howard Gordon, Mgr.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

FOR SALE
splendid nous on and bath; hot
porch side yards for Possession
Also good house on West Path street. rooms bath
air heat. Immediate possession.
Also beautiful property Holly Oak house with II
water for Possession June
Also splendid dwelling house it, with that
and bath; situated Would make ideal
home.
FOR RENT-a large house country; rooms; newly
papored painted garage abundance Of fruit
iuckp is an o Within
Of further particulars
WILLIAM H. BRAMBLE COMPANY,
1907 Tatnall Street
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

Situated of the highest points the city overlooking the
broad Delaware for distance OF ID miles,
the
me nts to home-builders offered in Wilmington.
formerly the old Cand Estate from which derives its
present t located oome Street and Maryland Avenue contain
splendid building bounded by 800 OF park
incompatible with anything offered in this city
Newport Maryland Avenue and Stanton
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

Martin F. Shannon is having plans drawn for
modern dwelling at Northwest Corner Rodney and st.
Elizabeth street.
Manion & Company Inc. having plans drawn
for eight modern up-todate houses on Broome street.
between Banning and st. Elizabeth streets
William Gallagher will erect fine dwelling on the
Southwest Corner of ST. Elizabeth and Broome streets
Evan W. Crossan will be a builder in the near future
Elizabeth A. Mcmahon the purchaser Of
beautiful lot Corner Temple Terrace and Newport Pike
and will build in the very future.
George Dorsett and Wilson P. Dorsett are having
plans drawn for two dwellings on Broome street, near
st. Elizabeth street.
Mr. Howard Massey has plans drawn and will build
a modern six-room bungalow the Southwest Corner
of St Elizabeth and Rodney streets.
This program is only a part of our building plans
at present and the purchaser of land that
we are going to fulfill original intention of making
Cleland Heights the garden spot of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

fs2s WASHINGTON srREE'
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

pass sales office located the The South Harrison Street
block Ceand Heights good facilities
any and all times
Wewelcome public look Ceand Heights and Just w
ideal residential where will
the pleasures of suburban life with city conveniences 80
only this bounded 3OO ae
of park This park Mr. Pierre du
Wilmington and guarantees land all
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
FoR sALE

y. W. Cor. Tenth and kirkwood sts.,
large storc and rooms and bath elec-
trlc. gas. porch and space for garage.
1211 W. Fourth St. Q r.. Il, II,
6Of ~ e2nd St. r, b. r, II.
23i5 Tatnal St. s r. B, =, II.
I102 Madison St. large apartments.
soc Monroe 81. Il. h.
15f3 y. Franklin St, 10 Il, Il, 7, II.
fl3 Rodney St. r. b.
no DUPONT ST.. 4. b. =, II; on terms.
1602-Of Lincoln St.. r, B, +, III.
1902 Lincoln St. S r. b, z. II.
Sl3-15 Bayard Ave, 9 n, porch.
1203 W Fourth St.. II 4, b.
1Sz2 W Fourth ST.. n. B, y, n.
0i5 ". Fifth s.. Q 7, 3, p, II W H.
6oi ". Ninth St, X, i, r II.
16i3 Laurel St, r. b, +, II.
500 w. Eleventh ST.. II II, b. r. II.
800 ". Ninth ST., 10 r., b. =, II.
rs French ST.. "a x. b, II.
1O7 W. 18th ST., s II, b, =. II w III.
lses Van Buron ST., II x, . B. T., Il.
garage FOR two cars.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
ZEAL EsrArE-FoR SALE.
CITY AND SUBURBAN
HOMES, BUSINESS PROPER
TIES AND FARMS

Concord Heights section-Dctachcd, II
rooms. bath. two norches, hot water neat
gas and electric, large garage, NtouYv,
Washington Heights section-seul as
iached' 10 rooms, two s,s 2o5epes' aod u"'"
Washington Heights section seven
rooms bath, two porches. gas ana elec-
tfic. garage space. $1,000.
boulevard scction-E Eight rooms, uath
porch. hot water heat. gas ana eleetli'
garage for two cars. $O.UOO. 90.
Near Shallcross Ave. and Van Buren, ~
-t2 rooms. two baths, porch. heater,
gas and electric, fireplace garage loi
Near Eighth and Adams sts.- Corner
nrouertv. 10 rooms bath. two porcnes'
honter, cement cellar, space Tor SIX gar
ages; only $4,000. ,-,,- 80.
Near Shallcross Ave. and Frnkiin St
Nine rooms. bath, heater, gas ana eiec
Centrally iocated-1i rooms four
porches. two baths, heater. gas ana eiec-
iric. garage for three cars, SlaOuO.
Highlands section-Eight rooms, path'
two porches. heater, gas and electric
gamgc space. $3.50.
West eide-Six rooms. bath, porch hot
water heat. gas and electric $500.
West side-six rooms bath. two
porches. hot water heat, gas aud cleo
tric. Possession May 20 AUNu. 49,,
Sixth avenue Seven rooms, hath'
porch. heater 81 400
centrally located Seven rooms. bath,
electric lights, 5000 Possession June
West side investment i've room
brick houses, ON paved street. 81 100 taxes
Near Twenty fourth and Jessup.
guuare planned seven rooms. hathi
porch. steam heat. large attic, $ouuo. I'm -
Vaadeyer Ave.~six rooms, bath, porch,
Apartmcnt house-Centrany located.
three large apartments, modern equip
ment' price $4,000. O.,
Store property Centrally located, l3
rooms two porches, hot water neat
French strcct-i4 rooms, bath. heater.
81 600 This is an exceptionally good buy.
Centrally located Suitable for garage
three story brick building euAluV'
SO 600 Immediate possession.
Fine suburban home-AhOut 10 min
utcs from Wilmington, by automobhe
three ponchos. bath. hot water heat elec'
tric lights. large poultry house and ahun-
I dance Of fruit. excellent shade anu about
four acres OF land Price $4,000. This
is an exceptionally hne home. -,..,
Country stOrc property, located ahon'
seven miles from Wilmington, at rail
road station: nine rooms ana store
stable and poultry house. about one
quarter acre Of land, $1,000. This Is
good business proposition.
FARMS
Nine acres OF first class land along th
trolley, near stanton; 500 per acre
gn7 acres along the Lincoln Highway
and In an excellent location. Price SlS
per acre. ,
zoo acres. about 10 miles from vii
mingtOn, and In very good farminl
section. about $500 fruit trees ia bear
ing Price S220O0.
400 acres. about is miles south o
Wilmington, IN a very good farming sec
tion. Price 800 per acre.
100 acres. near Newark large dwell
ing and outhuildings 100000.
For further information o
additional properties apply to
NJ. w. VAUGHN.
Phone 0iS 0ii Omngc Street
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

This apartment house will be one Of The most de-
srable in the city and will be finished in stucco and
Spanish tile. It is surrounded by a large lawn and
grove Of handsome shade trees.
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Evening journal., 1920-05-29

Being equipped with the necessary machinery we
have opened Broome street from Banning street to Mary
land avenue increasing the value Of adjacent land
100 per cent by doing At present we are engaged
in grading st. Elizabeth and Willis streets
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

Next week the Liberty Housing Company will start
10 build a pair Of modern seven-room houses on the
Northeast Corner of st. Elizabeth and Broome streets
and Pagoda the Newport Pike at the intersection
Of Broome street and East and West Latmer Place.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-03
:; REPlbL|CNS VICTORIOUS THROUGHOUT TERRITORY,
 HARO|NGSMAJAR|I Y|NMOST STATfSEN0RM0US
In the meantime while wondering

In the meantime while wondering how many years 1t will be before d.. iens quit coming across the Sea at their present rate Ellis Island work CTS are perplexed over their existing problems. normal capacity of the island is reached when 2000 immi- grants are inspected daily. Yet, on . recent day, 10,A00 aliens were fed there. During another day the same week 11,000 persons were detained in the holds of the vessels which brought them over, while officials struggled with the work of examining the 1000 then on the island. For two days the . island doors were shut against ineom- CTS, who remained on boats.
 The. rapidity of handling them de- pends upon the aliens them-selves: Commissioner Wallis has found that some groups are easier to examine than others, while care must be taken in seperating the many nationslities which make the island conversation sound like that at the Tower of Bsbel.
 ".If we mix English, Irish and Jews there will be a free-for-all fight in ten minutes" said the commissioner. "The English won't eat with the Jews; and call them 'foreigners.".
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-03
ASKED FOR OVER.
 HALF MILLION ACRES

While stalking of oil claims is continuing in several of the fields into which prospectors have worked their way, in only one field has there been anything like the activity during the past month that charac- terized the movement during the summer season. The rush to Cold Bay and other Peninsula districts, &C., cording to a statement made to- day by Register Frank A. Boyle of the U. s. Land Office, has a substan- tial dccreace in the number of ap- plications filed from other fields. From the Cold Bay field alone between September 12 and October 2l, a total of 45 applications cov- ering 115,OO2 acres were filed for oil leasing and prospecting permits. Only the big influx of applications from this distrct kept the movement as whole up to normal, explained Mr.. Boyle. The month previous ap- proximately 130,00O acres were cov- cred in the 73 applications made for permits. '''>~' Total Over Half Million.
 During the period between the above dates, 56 applications were received at this office covering an acreage of 13S,240 says the state ment. "This brings the total num- bcr of acres in all districts under 1 this office we'll above the half mil i lion mark since the new oil leasing law became effective last February. Last months filing include Cold Bay, 45 applications; 115,2OO acres; Iliamna, six for 15,360 acres; Katalla. two for 1,940 acres; Yaka- taga, Wasilla and Anchorage one each of 2,56O acres making total for the month of 138,240 acres.
 Locations of Claims.
 The total list of applications filed and the locations of the claims
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-03

Dan Sutherland was elected yes! terday by substantial majority throughout the entire Territory. In many places the returns showed more than 2 to 1. The latest returns avail able at the time of going to press show that every Republican on the Territorial ticket will probably be lect- ed by good majorities. The victory of the Republican party through out the entire country from Alaska to West Virginia was complete.
 Chairman White of the New York Democratic committee conceded Hard ing's election early this morning and Cox's newspapers did likewise in an extra edition?
 Governor Cox wired his congratu- lations to Senator Harding and pledg- ed his support as a citizen in whatev- CT emergency might arise.
 Wilson's home precinct gave Cox only 145 votes to Senator Harding's 21S.