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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02

florncoc bet op, % programmed be.
NpnOtc nlcb Ell TrilultSfonccrt az Ili.
guiana College &ono, Giter Nflpn.
qclicn al Sulncu "Hoper ben @crre
ocu nlrQtiNc aouqe mtcb g9rc", og
Sfriitlpaning % BON pco Yoitor 9.
5. @lcm lang Sfolcn3 gleocr "Suc
i~lpcetIp iolemu thought. Qcrpua
troootc &r. u. 8. Wionicruo ion er
Gormano ior ocn IotuIe @panin99.
tunitc trent % gnp en- Gucrligt oocr
Nuaacarbcihct 'om bar uo'ert Der.
Get blco paouiit at NuNninNcu or
braroiri % meget goot inorcttct for
set 0rlIg 0cu or be'tenlt III, % I'll CT
&oltcr0e 'ont man un6cr mloTrcnoc
Sorholo moo uuic for lou. gp1rin
Gen opcrQape9 ga til @lo Norbctt,
iom reprUientcrcoc Sen norlt luther
ife Girfcs @oaro Of (rultcc2. &oct
han poa airfena &cgnc oucrtoa @p3'
niulcn, irembolot ban NGroieu al
CT ilia 9~lnitolt ior ocn norifc De
i%plfninQ ! J%}or0ucitcn, oG ouGIcoc
ueo ocn Wiaat oQ SnoilpocIie ell ioa
0ou 9lnitnIt ojlhc hout ior alrtc %
Stat. San panuiltc huiltc Nrau Der
MT titles I'll ocn opporcnOe SlGgt %
bporIebe3 SpIu9nina blnnot 6oIt oil
lcbc SlPgten ircmopcr oQ opoocr.
@uueruer Norbcct oDcrgau ocrpaa
@pGninqen til d. 8. B. Stub ION
irouieoc SEN. SormauO Stub 'rcm
holot poa en- QribcnOc Ntnnoc hoor
lc0r5 al iauo CpIuauIuQ nlao uGrc
QyinGct pou @uO3 Cro. III ll0pif
linq al Wcmclfct mac bclliA39 uco
@u0afrugt eaer2 piI @orattcrcn life
rcnica GA ioruoIe9 iclo on AouoacU
ncruc u0pIflca. Eormau0cn 0UTlC
Sc oQioa rogct oeo S~tolciuacn ! Emo
Golpta Qlitrift og ircTholot al ira
mi al uil0c Der iu0en Illtriftct9
@rpnier pare 10 SoitCr SfoIcr I'll
hgrcn0c iaunmt Samiuno, al BEN
Sfole iom mi itiloe mOplcs life I'll
bertc Emo 2afota Ilitrltt men oct
belle Soniuno, oa al ocnle 9~InitoIt
por Ell Gel al oct flrtcligc Arbcioc
ION Snmiuuoct uoisrtc. TormnH'
Ben in0picoc ioo R%uauIngen / Ben
trcenigc @uo9 Gapn til BET Vrug
ION 0cu bar beitcmt Tor. Qerpuu
lana Eroi. Ole Nolm en- Colo, oa
iao boI0t 7iitrittsiormono u Y.
R5c en- (ulc ON port T0rholb Ill
bette &ano. Com & frcnmco ,Sn0-
ilptter'olf hapoe Sc norite Sllthcrn
mere bout 9aniteliqhcocr Uco al bli
o~uerficnot iom qo6c ameritanlte
@orqere. Heiop ior0l Sc haooc holot
pco iii Sprog OF lin Sutbcr0om pur
oc oite bet onieet blot iom llolTu.
0iugcr. Utcn Sen Si0 par M 'orbl.
Te norifc hnp6c punoct llg Ircm I'll
aucrficnote Stiainqer pou ale Cm'
raooer, ioa M gialot oet life al tom
me bort ira Den gonle Sutberoom,
men Of beuare Del go6e ul hauoe
bragt meo os ira hiriioes Sauct.
T'pr bar oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
Torpl0reuc ienote line Barn iii pore
eane Sirfcifoler. &c iom loo line
Barn 1aa paa andre Samiunb3 Sto.
Ter iafSt altior oiie at garnene fom
uGf ira i'm RaruelPrbom o. pGf ira
oen lutberifc airfe. Tcrior funbe
airfen oprette % peollaeholoe iine
cgne SfoIer. Spfpnitnirger bleu op.
I9it ira 2uther College, q. Olai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02

at Ser uouiflcr ia en- bctpocliN ga
piriltouitri / Ilnifa li0cn, at ser paa
noacn Wiaaoc blir aiort no1ct. ser
itri0cr MOB Ncnltltcu % WoaIet
mco, hporfor DC rationale Sfogc t
NIaifa / lin Sih ctabIcrcocS."
Ccttc or SonFcQaugen / Iacrs
bruaSniniitcr gtercoitbS Gale, %
ban cr Ell praftiiF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iort iao. aan han mi ioo igoug en-
|apiriubuitri I GIoiro % pao ionmlc
(io boIoc DC rorbcnoc V~apiriobris
fontcr i~roeuior Sc rctte @rpn'cr, iuo
Ser life alcre blir gieniiNiG. men
oAiaa rctiprbig TorocI Tor bclQc
Barter, bill ban bare uoicrt en- Dir.
FeliR aoo @iernina.
st "iecpno" Rorge. ~ IA, set
ton oUrc uoget oct. Ger CT iifrert
nof itor 2igbeo mcIlem et urpo0ct
Nlaifa % ct urpooct NorQc, iom hi
fon tUufe oS set IIoifa er oQiaa
ct 6rcnlti0cnS Souo. 9orirc Nm,
tolflllergltfler 9pOl oolltc lleo Nr %
CONNER tllroe not fomme til at aio.
re Set illot iaa Qoot / NIaito Tom DC
ilcite andre Steoer. Wcn ocrior
tunoe set aIoria faIoc mig ino at OF.
mtntre ioaonnne iii at 'eae bio emo
nj. Nroftiitc observation-disclosures on
Noromrno meb Qtnut og prnftiif
Cans bitroe itllocrc ip0Iige NIoifu
Qoot. Der tor pprc itore Srerrtioa.
mlIiqhcocr Der ior Sc rette MUno
% oct rctte SloQ@ Solouiiter. 90
ioo fan 10 WtGnh me0 Nipnt og
prottiif llbbnnnclie bcQpnoc mrco
lrrilibericr % NopirmpIlcr pco
To9icnc ser iom / @nmlelonoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Ylantinabatu for 6apeiaaer.

fbuhAthyp"AU W. t"oNI"St'
Ser er natltrligpis ingen beitemt
Sntp for Elanting al Sapeluger.
Sen eller tiolig &aar b%eltemner
bpert Mar Glantinabatoer. Ser lfal
DOG gipes ,loole @inf aneaaenoe oeil
rette 5io at plante en- &pffe fienote
S%eaetabilier.
Saalnart S%opeiorben er blet tor
oo befpem npf til of fllltne arbeioes,
fan man plante 9ectS, 8ulrob, Set
tlice, 9pg, Barinips, sGrter, Taoiib.
es, &aalrobi, @aroen GreIs, Soliiip,
Spinacb, Torslep % 2eefs. @opeo-
foal, Gntliflotuer % Gelerp plontes
Tom Heoel / "Sotbebs", boorira
Tlorterne i~eitere iGttes uo / Saoe-
itpffet, men ON nebpenoigt fon man
ogiaa ina oisic Sing liae / Sapeltpf-
fet ganife tioligt, ga De taaler ganlfe
meQet Sroit.
1el0enbe Sin0 fan plontes eller
~rcttere iagt iaaes, eiterat Jaren for
Srpit er oper, og @runocn er blct
taalig parnt - iibite Gelcn al Vtai
/ Northumberland: @enner eller
"9eans", MaiS, Cucumber, Wcloner
% Soiinib. Toteter fan bli plalltc-
sc tibligere / Moaneoen, mems
@runoen cnooa cr qanife folo. 6rs
al ierle Gualbopcocr ioae5 / Wtoi.
Sfipnt a%lmiuoclig &aalrob tnalcr Ell
GOD Gel 6roit, raar man ioor Den
for 0rlla / &ioffenet, bcnter man /
Acknowledged til i Slutningcn al
Sunni nleb at ioa &oalrob. Tlallter,
iom freezer BARN Sorb og or9bes al
Grpit, ieIp ON sen life er megct
itreng. biGlpes iom Hc9cl paa %eien
/ en- "Sotbcb" % ilpttea berira lo /
Sopeitpffet. 9lanot oisic Ylanter
bar ri Meloner, Goa YlantS, Tep.
pers OF Son1otocr. Zen isritc lt9c
/ Sunni or / Wminoeligheb tiosrof at
Unite btsie Ylallter ,lb / aobell
0rrno.
Nten set aaar lUnge uopper Com
nlercn on at plantc o. iaa Sing /
Sapcn %citcrhpcrt, iom Ser blir toni
ne Tluoie eitcr sc Sopcinaer, mo,,
Burger. Haoiih, Nrpe pg &oolroo
I. Or. fan iaacs nofiua tent oQ bli
brligbar Tor @usholbnHngcn, inoell
Snecn bier iio ioicn til Seitcn. 90
set fam bore andre nptti9e 2ina, ionl
fan iaaeS cllcr plantes nPitcn op til
Miotionmcrs.
General Mupb um Tarmerne.
Se umcrifanifc Sarmere giproc
os trobs allc miliac @irbringcr oa
Sanifeligbeoer ell itorartet Sicneiic
peb at probltcerc aQc Sla9S ncbucn-
bigc Ssocproonftcr ior at pinbe Sri.
gen oN febe baaoe oS o. / itor llo-
itrGfning oaioa pore Nlicrebe, Tiger
General 5000. &c ien0tc line Sen-
ner / GriNer, 90 tro0s Wnrgcl pdn
GrbeiosbiTlp onitrcnQtc sc liz iii oct
nocrIte og bar paa SGt o. Tis i'tarb
til at s1e Teoenlnnaocn lhprc mCgct
| bort Sano. &apbe &c life ABORT set
piloc oct blct umuligt Tor os at tagc
ia pirfiom Gel ! ariacrt, iom ri
aiorbc. &c ielcr. Of oerca 5icncitC
bIir life tilitrGffclig lat Tria paa.
Sarmerne uonior ppcr Ell Treble,
Del al Dor Sciolfnina oa Stationens
IcIiTrS or praftiii tcli brunoct IAN.
men mcb octca. ificnt Ben moocrnc
Civilizations isoroclc life cnonu bar
trait iig uo til 2aubsfommnnerltc
Ben GRAB, 6arncrcn bar Net I'll a;
iorlanae.
Sfoleuohnnnclie Tor Bern ira
Gormen ifulbe bli helti,o opnanelig.
% Der ifuloe ipeciclt lrggcs on pao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Fdrmen og Eaven.
Reoistrtt Of en- prattiif 5urmtr.

l(%noerpi5nin9 og Srpnina for &inet
paa Sarnlen. &pia ri ital bli iitull0
til at bolbe oppe ell SrGningsreforo,
Der iparer til Dor 6remganq eller@,
lfllloe pi puuie, at 0srn ira Sorn1cll
faar en- llobnnnelie, Ser er iepnqo0
meo ben. andre Bern faar, iou ser
blir ftlbfommen SigeitiQetheo loci
alt, politiif og for Opnnaclie al eli
6siere Sfo!eilboannelie. i mau
poale, at S~anoSlfolerne naar op til
lige bsi Stanouro iom 9pifolernc,
of Der er iarbnre Sfolepcie % andre
Sron8portlinier. 81 cnifer San08-
ifolerneS Smgipelicr iaa tiltrpffen-
De lont mlli9t.
Iarnlerne bar Het til at uente al
ellhper national Administration, at
Den bar ct Observation-Disclosures,
Tom er / illo, Intelligent Gpopera
tion meo 6armerne % De tore 6or.
meror8aniiationer / Nmerifa. Ge
cnifer at bli 9ipne Geiultaterne al
g%runoige, intelliqente llnoerisgelicr
ansaaenoe, bpa6 Sormprooufterne
folter baooe hienme % / llOlanoet,
og DC ifulbe lao biaie Safta bircftc
og life %gicnncnl nogcn Gcuior..
Seq tror, at Ser / Ell mlc9ct itor
l(oltrpflin0 ituI0e bunolca mcr 81
rctte nlellem Nrooucent % 6urbru
ger, bpao SeoemiOler anQoar. Spnl
set cr, fonuncr altior lioct al Tor
brll0crena Collar tiIbaqe til Tormc-
rem. Naar Ell Tarmer iGlQer lin
Vtelf / WPng0cpia for 6 Gents %
iillocr lto, at oenne iamme Wtelt ipI
gea til 6orbrllgercn for 10 Gents
noqle elmer ~iclerc, fan ban life
go0t IDLE unbct, cno at bans Gel al
Vroouftcta %Gr0t er for fnap. San
er ingcn Groiitcer.
Soler life 8encrolcn Qreie Sr0?
Zen amerifanitc 6ormtcr lagoe iiQ
Splen for at pirbc &riQcn, OF ban
proonccrebc, orbeiococ Mot od Gog,
ipinfcoc % ipore0c Tor at fuitc ms
De oisle cpi9e "lrioe2" lom ell
Wnno % ran u0fgrte nGiten
CT Wirofel. Mo0ercn, 1attercn %
Sonlen bar meo. Ger bIep i SonO.
hep lsltct / Slot. &eonaro @oo0
biGtcr life; ban bare ipigrcr Ioit Ell
Sanohcb.
N!aIfaS Sfoac un ;SusieialS.
Cen 3ag foll pUrc mcr llTr, ems
mango amer, ba "Gccorab Gotten"
og mango andre omcrifonifc 9luoc
blir prclltet poa Tapir probuccrct /
Nloifn. Eopirinouitricn cr hoar6
uc6 Sfogarcolct o. freezer Ell itor
Wlrn9oc biniq Gripfrait. -Npor
Ssmmcrct 90 Griptraitcn foItcr me.
get, blir Eapirpriicn hei. Gen mi
OGrenbe beie Tapirpris o9 urimleli
&c Eorto fplnaer @laoc / NobetaI til
at lutte. Wongen ell inrnpittiQbe0s
fltlo, haur0t itrp6en0c 9la6eier har
allcrcoc munttct lutte cQer or paa
Tci I'll at qierc oct, iorbi ran life
lGngcr fan flare Sen hpie Iorto OF
DC 'taoigt iligcuoc @riier paa Srpf-
papir. Gettc or en- Sag, tom an
gaar oS 6arnere. %i maa life ale
nc hare Nphcbshlabc ion oQe andre,
men maa bape 6armerblabe, Sios.
i~friitcr ongruenbc SorNbrug og 0p,
br0tning AZ &uaonr, WtarfeoSrop.
porter 90 oubct iligt, ON ri ifal finn,
lie irlqc mcb % aiprc port bcoitc.
Soa ii Sormcre bar megct qoo
8ruuo til at pare opbt interc9icrcOe
baa6c / slaitas o. port belle SonO5
Sfogrigbom. ! aItior mange Graf.
ter al bort Sorlb gif oct hurtigcre
emo lobt ior @ationen opcr ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02

Gin ,r [ibtu iuoe at iia5c atrisr /
Gen Igrii. &merttu.iH, t,1ig i Gorgc
grl @ruuo n orn lave N1Irs 91r Nruuer
Eu.1 EgIu5rluE icr>c5 9ll AmHooElHI
mo Bigger Cs,GuC IL So. ll5 Soul
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
PERCHED ON A HIGH
STOOL in AN OFFICE
Many a Brain is Trying to Work with
Weak, Thin Blood.
MORE RICH, RED BLOOD NEEDED
Pepto. Mansan Gives You the Health
To Tackle Your Daily Work
With visor

II you sit at desk all day In an
Office, whether you are perchcd On a
high stool or seated in an upholstered
chair, your body is inactive. You cant
get much fresh air and outdoor exer-
else Your blood becomes poor. You
look pale and feel weak.
The great tonic. Pepto Mangan, is
what you need for awhile II makes
rich. red blood. 1t restores your vital
energy Your color comes back.
When your blood is good, full OF red
corpuscles. you are better able to re-
sist disease, You go about your daily
work with the optimism Of good health.
Try Pepto- Mangan and notice how
you improve.
Pepto- Mangan is sold in both liquid
and tablet form. Take either kind you
prefer Both have the same medicinal
value But be sure you get the gem
uine Pepto- Mangan--"Gude The full
name Guides Pepto Mangan" should
be on the package, Advertisement.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26

its merchants bought their supplies in
Philadelphia and brought them down
the Ohio from Pittsburgh and up the
Big Sandy to Pikeville about 100
miles of navigation on the Big Sandy
which in those days was available be-
tween December and June, the season
of high water. Merchants bought their
supplies in sufficient quantities 10 tide
them over the period between June and
December when the water was low.
Because Of the inadequacy of exist
ing railroad transportation the use of
the Big Sandy to the Ohio River at
Ashland would be OF immense value to
the Pike county coal fields.
Pikeville's transportation situation is
bad Railroad development has by no
means kept pace with the development
which depends largely on railroad
facilities. .,-g-
To go to Louisville, a Pikeville pas
senger leaves home at o'clock in the
morning, waits at Ashland, If his train
is on time, from noon till the arrival
of the Chesapeake & Ohio train, which
gets him to Louisville at s o'clock in
the evening If 1t is ON time. If he
starts from home in the afternoon the
Pikeville passenger leaves on train
which passes through Pikeyille at 3
o'clock If 1t is on time, but rarely, If
ever. is It on time. 1t may pass here
at 4 or s o'clock. He gets to Ashland
any time between 8 o'clock in the
evening and midnight. If the west
bound C, & o. train is on time he leaves
Ashland at in the morning, arriving
in Louisville before noon. The trip to
Cincinnati is the same as far as Ash
land, but shorter, of course, from Ash
land. Huntington is only an hour from
Ashland, SO 4 !s much easier TO get 70
Huntington Huntington business men
pr0tit by it
When highways are opened through
this s4etion Pikoville will be emanci-
| pated from slavery to one line of rail-
way which treats it's passengers as it
! likes. An improved Federal and State
road between Fikeviiie and Ashland.
now projected, will put Plkeville with-
IN about four hours of Ashland. A road
now under construction to William
| son, w Va, about third of the dis
lance to Ashland, will, at cost of at
| least S25 900 mile, absorb the pro .
| ceeds of the $75O,000 bond issue which
was voted recently by Pike county,
| Nobody hero seems to think the road
| too costly at that price. The Fiscal
| Court, doubling the durability Of mac
adam for the traffic it will have to
bear inquired into the cost OF paving
the Pikeville- Williamson roa1 with
vitritied brick LAID in concrete, but de-
cided not to undertake. an expense OF
| 10000 mile. The liberal view II
road cost in Pike county is due to the
growing weal.l Of the county ard u
| recognition OF the immense Importance
Of improved highways,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
Care Should be Given in
Selecting Brood SOws

Lexington, Ky.--Selecting sows to
breed for the spring litter is a matter
Of considerable Importance. The Col
lege OF Agriculture recommends that
1t is usually mistake to kill the ma
ture SOW that has raised a good litter
of pigs, She should be retained in the
breeding herd unless there is some
good reason for discarding her.
II is well to study a SOW very closely
before deciding to breed her and when
she has raised good litter she should
be further developed and retained If
she has proved worthy. Records show
that sows on the average, farrow and
raise more and better pigs in the Sec
ond and subsequent litter than they do
the first. After she has weaned her
first litter she will make easy and
fairly rapid gains If property fed, and
should continue to gain in growth and
weight up to the time she farrows her
second litter,
Considering the present price of corn
the average farmer should produce q
reasonable quantity OF hogs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
Take Good Care
of Seed Corn

Lexington Ky, November 19.--If the
present snowfall is an indication OF
weather to follow, the Agronomy De-
partment of the College of Agriculture
recommends that seed corn be dried
and stored as soon as possible. Corn
containing about 10 per cent of mois-
ture should withstand any tempera-
ture that comes into Kentucky dur
ing the winter season. Most of the
corn that goes into the crib now will
have from 10 to 25 per cent of mois-
ture and II is very evident thak with
this highmoisture content the seed
corn should be given special care in
order to have 1t come through the
winter in satisfactory condition. Seed
corn placed around a brick chimney
in the attic with living room stove
below or similar warm place, will pro-
duce higher yield per acre than corn
that has not been so well dried; for
all the undried seed will terminate
and produce a good stand in The spring
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
big 4 ENGINEER
OUT WITH FACTS
SAYS TANLAc QUICKLY BROUGHT
BACK HIS OLD TIME HEALTH
AND ENERGY-FEELs
FINE NOW.

One of the most noteworthy features
in connection with the introduction
and sale of Tanlac throughout Amer
lea is the very large number of rail-
road men who have been benefited by
its use.
Prominent department officials, con-
ductors, engineers, office clerks and,
in fact, men representing practically
every branch of the service, have re-
ported that they have used Tanlac
with the most surprising and crafty
ing results.
One of the latest to testify Is e. II.
BowleN Eighth and Elborne Apart
ments, in Price Hill, Cincinnati. Mr.,
Bowley has been in the service of the
Big Four railroad as engineer for forty
years and has been on his present run
pulling passengers-between Gin
cinnati and Chicago for the past
twelve years He is also Comman-
dairy Mason and an active member of
the Knights of Pythias, and Is popular
with all who know him. Mr.. Bowley,
in relating his experience with Tanlac.
said:
II never thought of letting my name
be used in connection with medicine,
but Tanlac has helped me and ! con-
slider it well worth recommending to
anyone suffering from stomach trou-
BILE and rundown condition.
For some time past my appetite has
been very poor and have suffered a
great deal from indigestion. l was in
badly rundown condition and had
that tired feeling all the time.
well, what needed was just an all
round building up and Tanlac has
done that very thing. My appetite is
so keen that | can hardly eat enough
to satisfy me and / can eat what
want without feeling touch of indi-
gestion. / no longer have that tired
worn out feeling and am enjoying my
usual good health and energy. l have
found Taplac unusually fine and am
glad to give it my hearty endorsement
Tanlac is sold in Louisa by Mrs. j.
II. Reynolds. (adv)
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
Boy Confesses in
$3,50O,0O0 Mail Robbery

Council Bluffs. Iowa.-Orville Phil
lips, II years old. surrendered to pos
tai authorities here and according to
officials confessed to part in the rob-
berry of a Burlington mail car here last
Saturday night in which loot estimated
as high as s3,500,000 was taken.
Postal inspectors said the boy gave
himself up. saying that he could mot
stand to see his brother perjuring
himself In an effort to save him.
The brother, Merl, was taken into
custody several days ago and is said
to have confessed to participation in
the robbery
The surrender of Orville Phillips led
to the finding OF FIVE Of the stolen mail
pouches under the ice in lake near
this city. They were empty.
According to the confession, Orville
and another boy carried out the rob-
berry against the protests Of the broth
err Merl. The "other boy" whom Or
vile refused to name, got away with
four sacks. Contents Of the sacks
found in the lake had been burned. he
said.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
Dry Officers Have Most
Trouble in Western KY.

The work Of prohibition enforce-
ment officers in the Eastern District Of
Kentucky, the mountain section, stor-
led as the home of moonshining. II
easier than the work of officers In thu
Western District which includes the,
section equally storied as the home OF
famous Kentucky legitimate whis-
key, is the opinion off,. H. Reynolds.
deputy prohibition enforcement officer
of the Western District
Strange as it may SEEM" said Mr..
Reynolds, this fact is true, because in
the mountainous sections, where tina
manufacture of illicit whiskey pre-
vailed before prohibition days, the peo-.
pie who are on the side of law and:
order do all in their power to help
prohibition enforcement officers to ac-
complish their work
In the western end of the State It
seems that people are anxious to block
the work of the prohibition officers.
officers working in the mountains, r
am told, have no trouble getting q.
meal or nights lodging when they
are off the beaten track 1t has been
my experience in the western section
to have people who otherwise seem to
be COOL citizens to do all in their pow
er to hinder our raids on stills and to
make our work hard
"Once, in Cumberland county. we
came to lonely house in valley.
where we found a woman who told rs,
that she knew who we were, where We,
had been and where we were going.
She told us of every move that we had
made for several days.
II don't know how. to account fop,
this apparently anomalous situation.
except that people living in the West
ern end of the State, being used Do,
getting liquor whenever they want II,
favor moonshining as means to get
ting their drink. while people in the
Eastern end, having had the expert
cnce that moonshining has always BEEN
Illicit, are anxious to see all Of the
Illicit stills DESTROYED"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
Vote Frauds in the
18th District Disclosed

Pineyille, Ky.-That the special crew,
OF Department of Justice agents which
will investigate 1.-The manner in which
the election was held in the Eleventh
Congressional District will have plenty
of work to do was indicated by dis
closure of some of the practices en-
ployed in the various counties election
day.
During the last ten days several rep
resentatives of the department have
visited counties in which frauds were
suspected. Following preliminary work,
a request for special crew of agents
to continue the investigation was dis
patched and these men are expected to
arrive daily.
Today disclosure of the methods en-
ployed during the election in two of
the counties, Bell and Harlan. was
made by an investigator who has been
at work for more than a week.
Examination of poll books in almost
score of precincts show that people
were voted who were never near the
polls. Scores of affidavits from per-
sons stating they never voted. though
their votes were cast for them, have
bCcl CONltCltu. HuIuDeTS Ol
aliens and persons who were under age
were voted, the investigation shows.
Other facts that would prove I'M
questionably that frauds on gigantic
scale were perpetrated have also been
collected. In every instance where in
formation is gathered affidavits are
obtained. Information already com
piled would indicate that thorough
investigation would reveal even more
startling disclosures
1t is estimated that the special corps
of Investigators will need six weeks to
complete the investigation. At the
close of their work the report will be
fled and prosecution begun in Federal
Court as all of the frauds are in direct
conflict with the Federal election laws.
The disclosures, when made public
will involve many prominent men in
several counties Of the district, it was
said.
In one instance the wife of an cleo
ton officer was shown on the poll book
the woman proved that she had not
gone to the polls during the day
She signed sworn statement de-
claring that she had not voted though
the poll books showed that she had
cast her vote.
A naturalization certificate belong
ing to Greek was changed in an eff
fort to hide the identity of a Greek
who voted without being naturalized
The Greek, after having voted, be
came frightened and changed the name
on the certificate in an attempt to
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
LIFE SENTENCE OF
WEIGH AFFIRMED

Frankfort, Ky The life sentenct
given james Welch in the Fayette
Circuit Court for the murder OF j. $,
Thompson on Main street, Lexington,
Christmas eve, 1919, was affirmed by
tine Court OF Appeals.
welch was talking to. Mrs. Thomp'
son. who was afterward Jointly in
dlcted with him, when her husband
approached and WEIGH shot him dead
WEIGH contended that Thompson was
advancing upon him with y knife II
was CHARGED by the Commonwealth
that Welch had been calling on Mrs
Thompson in the absence OF her hus
band and her photograph and a letter
from her were found in his pocket by
the police.