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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

/ y" -" -
Oscar 4. Martin. ago 90, o
chiekasha. and Alice sohmo,pr. ng,
20, of NJ Reno.
| J. M, Martin. aro y. Of Rual
Springs. and Hazel nrilsy. age iS
of FLETCHER
J. II. HALEY. aga u. of chickasha.
aud MaitIe Ellen Culver. asb 20. Of
chlckasha.
orvelle AldrleFc. age ~. Of Dun.
can. and Mlns Ada shadoon. age 10.
of Calckanha.
Lloyd Love. age 2 Of Mlnco. and
Mary Relaman. age %. ~ Mlnco:
ceremony performed BY n. l.. 0rlRs.
Ihy. Justice Of the peace.
In olstrle, Court
Nora Howell ". D. T. Howell;
suit for divorce.
Arthur burnett ". Ruth Burnett;
petition for divorce.
w. g Nolhaf and y, J. Nolhaf.
". J. =. Curtis. c. H. Davis and !.
l.. Leslie.
W c. Noihaf aud W J. Nolhaf W.
4. Rubin.
John iIankIna ". N. G. rhclpH
and Burnett Phelps. forcolo1uro Of
mortgage.
l.. II. wlnLnrn W. Tulilo on aud
Gas company; petition for Judgment
and first and prior lien.
&. s. crallc VI. &. A. wcsiorficld:
Injunction.
In Probate Court.
In re- estate ol Mrs. ". A. Kelley,
deceased; Clyde Kelley. petitioner.
Hearing set for Noycmbcr O.
In re determination Of the heirs
II Maud McMahan. deceased; Mr.
ana Mrs. c. q. McNahan petitioners;
hearing set for December TO-
In re- adoption of Rosa n. Smith.
laughter Joe N. Smith. adoption pa.
lcrs issued to Mr. aud Mra T.. l.
iizemore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24
THRIFT.

Thrift makes manifest character reveals three oustand-
mo Qualities and Yields three products that OF universal I'm
portance:
The four elements of thrift are:
l. Earning production.
y g. Spending choosing
g. Saving conservation
A. Investment accumulation
The three outstanding qualities are:
l. Frugality careulness
g. Economy good management
g. Judgment wise decision -
And the three products notably resulting from the praeuce
OF thrift
l. Security Of the state
g. Prosperity Of the community IL
8 Happiness and welfare Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. En-"
gineer.
ANYWAY there comfort for the weary taxpayer IN
Oklahoma The board of equalization has fixed the state
lew for next half MILL so cents on the SlOO
Under the circumstances doesn't that the burden OF sup
porting government and state institutions during the
coming going be heavy enough to break anbos Dck
Those European anarchists who fancy that they thwart
methods simply don't know Uncle Sam, that's all
French and English will be official languages at the arms
conference both mouths and hands will be ulzedPtts
burg Gazette Times
"The proof pudding is in the eating The record of
building operations the best proof that Chckasha growing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

To get rid of worms in children
give them Whites Cream Vermifuge
The little sufferer improves at
once and soon becomes healthy, ac-
tive and robust. Price CSC. Sold by
Wren Drug Co. 1-3Ot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

The world won't treat YOU any
better ierely because you get sore
at H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24
He Had His Doubts.

An elderly man was persuaded by
one of his sons to go with him TO a
boxing exhibition.
The son paid for So seats.
"Now, dad" said the son joyfully,
you'll see more excitement for
your So than you've ever seen in
your life before"
The old man grunted.
1--WE got my doubts about that
he said gloomily. 1.-TWO dollars was
all | paid for my marriage license I
London Weekly Telegraph.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

Those European anarchists who fancy that they thwar
the administration OF justice American by terroristc
methods simply don't know Uncle Sam, that's ALL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

Meantime. Bob Richards continues
TO manifest a willingness TO pull Mr.
llulson out the hole when he sees
an attractive attorneys fec showed
~ him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

Mr.. Richards declines to state
whether ne has bcon compelled 20
make a deal to split his fec With
Howard Gilkey aud other obicciora.
In order to effect a settlement OF the
case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

Both and English will be official languages at the
conference both mouths and hands will be utzed-Ps
burg Gazette Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

Eventually. the only way n man
who lives very long can keep from
getting old Is TO keen calling Daddy
Time a liar ans make II stand up.
Another thing. he IS a rare boy
who won't give himself the best Of
II when he Is called upon at home
for report OF the trouble he had
at school. "self.preservation is the
first law Of nature"
81 Simp says he notices that the
collection af church on Sunday Is al
ways larger when everybody gives
literally.
The man or woman who can take
the blows of outrageous fortune
without winolng has heroism worth
while.
Good afternoon--do you remember
the text OF the sermon you heard
yesterday?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

"The proof of pudding is in the eating The record o
building operations the best proof that Chckaa growing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-24

Thrift makes manifest character reveals three oustand-
ing qualities yields three products that are OF UNIVERSAL I'M
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-04-14

Ida Montague, II. f. Reece, j. +.
Sartor, Jr., Robt. Schultz, Mrs. f.
G. Sluyter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d..
Strong, Gus Thompson, Dr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Thornburgh, F. f. White, r. II.
Wilcox, Wright House Garage, Les
ter J. Allen, Fanny Sharrar, Beulah
Strong, Karl r. Adams and wife,
w. /. Amsbury, Eleanor Bennett, l..
Z. Bensinger, V. X. Beshgetoor, S. l..
Bennett, Mrs. j. A. Bittner, c. +.
Plank, VIM. A, Borton, Charles
Borden, Mildred Chapman, Clifton
Clapp. Carson Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Cleveland, Celia Creaser, c. j..
Creaser, Mrs. p. w. Creaser, r. c.
Ditto, Mrs. F. S. Doud, Mrs. Laura
Flansburg.
John E. Hall, ii. r. Holman, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Hicks, James Hop
kins, M. Mcintosh, Gretta Iutzi, f.
C. Jacobson, Betty Johnson, VIM.
Kirby, w. M. Lands, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. J. Lockwood, Thomas .Loring, j.
p. Losey, B. NJ. Mccullough, VIM.
McFadden, r. NJ. Mclaughlin, M. A.
Medler, l.. E. Montigel, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Murdick, Harry Orwig, Piccolo
Bros. & Biafore, Keith Pratt, Anna
Purdy, Jack Rockwell, Frank Rud-
lex, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schiff, Albert
Shankel, Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Shep-
ard, Nelson Simmons, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Slowinski, f. M. Templin, Mr..
and Mrs. d. Vought, Arthur Udelle,
Charles Whipple, Bert Williams,
W. Roger linn, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Born, r. II. Bridwell, Marion Brad
ley, j. E. Converse, Luckey Ham
mer, ID. G. Shreeve, B. H. Young,
Julia Hasbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stauffer, F. R. Willet, Hulda Ward,
NJ. S. Anderson, Thelma Bacon,
Christ Bimbos, X. ID. Bielby, Ed.
Bouman, H. R. Burns, l.. d. Burt, A.
Button, J. l.. Ellison, John Fall, j.
w. Flowers, Sarah Gardner, Floyd
Hines, Leonard Humphrey and wife,
Clarence Johnson, Milo Langworthy,
John Lockard, Ora Markham, C..
Maddox, Anne Miner, Frank Moore,
Mary McNeill, II. +. Naffziger, c.
+. Richards, Julian Smith, Ota
Udelle, II. j. Voller, Ray Wheaton,
Madaine Williams, John Wright,
Mrs. Loren Wood, Marion Bradley,
Paul Bragg, Mildred .Gillett, John
Hyde, Floyd McDaid, Leon McNeill,
VIM. Rule, Alton Stearns, Kate
Townsend, Mrs. II. L. Dewey, Mrs.
Lee Lybolt, !, .........
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-04-14
DEBATE TEAMS
GETTING READY


Continued from page one)
States. In the minds Of many il may
be rather indefinite and hazy, but
those who attend the debate Friday
evening will soon have the subject
cleared up for them.
The Affirmative team which will
meet the Hope Negative here is made
up of Frank Vreeland, captain, Robert
ID. Wyatt, and Lowell Hudson, with
Roger linn as alternate. The first
two named-Vreeland and Wyatt,
are veterans. Vreeland was on the
Negative team which debated the ar
bitration question at Hope last year
and Wyatt was a member Of former
debating teams. Less is known of
Hudson, since this is his first year
and he has not had an opportunity to
exhibit his debating skill, but be-
cause he was an excellent debater
in his high school experience, much
is being expected of him. Zinn has
made a fine showing in debating
courses of the last two years. These
men will be the ones on whom the
Maroon and Cream must depend to
trounce the Dutchmen, and every
support should be given them Friday
evening.
The men on the Negative team are
Lee M. Sharrar, captain, Russell II.
Wilson, j. Thomas Dasef and Sidney
Foster, alternate. Sharrar is high
ly capable debater and the oldest
man in experience among the team
members. While this is the first
year for the others, all are products
of the debating course, and Wilson
and Dasef have experience from or
atory last year. They should show
our old rivals of Olivet a hot time.
The teams are in the midst of in
tensive preparation which has been
going on for some time. They are
polishing up their work for the final
meeting in daily debates and are all
set to go against their opponents in
the Triangle. The showing which the
debating teams coached by Professor
Hamilton made last year was fine
one, and the men are out to better it
this year.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
EAST POINT

Called by his Master at HAS p. m
February 3, W. W. Greer passed to the
great beyond at his home near here
His death was not unexpected as he
had been seriously i'll Tor several weeks
from a complication of diseases. All
that kind and loving hearts and hands
'Ould do was done for him. He was
3 years old and leaves 4 wife, nine
daughters, two sons. nine grand chill
ircn four sisters and a large Circl" of
friends and acquaintance to mourn
his loss His children were with him
when tn" end came, excepting Mrs
Emma Greer of Clarcmorc. Okla. and
Mrs. Earl Flair of West Van Lear. who
was al herself Mr.. Greer praCIiced
lew for a number Of years and at one
TIM" was a representatIv" Of district
No. 10. The funeral services were
crnduC,od by Rrr. Webster Greer.
Before h" died Mr.. Greer assured
his family thar all was well with his
soul He was a charter member Of
East Point Lodge No. 657. + d \ NJ
and was buried with the hOuors of
that degree A large crowd attended
the funeral and expressed thir sym
pathy for the bereaved ones in many
ways. The floral offerings were beau
tiful
Mr. Greer was a good upright ctti-
zen and will he sadly missed in our
nrighbOrhOOd
Misses SaIltc Combs and VILLA
Howard and Ernest Combs left Friday
for Richmond, KY where they have
entered school
Wyonda NJ. AuXier Of Russell is here
visiting his mother,
MIR and Mrs. ballard May Of Cliff
attended the funeral of w. W. Greer
here Saturday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stoncwall
johnson, February 1, fine boy The
young man has been Christened Alvin.
E. W. Watkins and family and ChaI-
lie Rice and family have removed from
Greasy creek to their farm near here.
Mrs Vina Messer is reported to be
improving a little. ...."
The revival at AuXier has been
great success, about 90 persons having
been converted.
John Brown AuXier and T.. +. Staple
ton of Paintsville were here Sunday.
ARUAL4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
HULETTE

School is progressing nicely with
Roberta Layne of Blaine teacher
G. W Honaker is convalrsing after
very serious attack of blood poison
Eli Moore, who has employment al
Huntington, W. Va. has returned home
5ur few days visit
, Warren, Powers md Bert Higgins
uf r.Stcp still make their regular trips
here.
! t.uln Powers was the guest of the
! Misses Compton Saturday and sun.
! day.
Lille Shortridg" of Ashland was the
dinner guest of Hattie ODauicl Thurs
day.
! 1~.>Ia. NaI was Il visitor at our schoo,
! Friday
Isascom Nunley il able Ia h., OUT
again after a very SERIOUS attack oi
Etart trouble.
Tom Wooten called on olga Moore
Of buchanan Sunday.
Misses Dixie compton and Lula
Powers and Chester Compton wtr" NJ
Catalpa Saturday evening
Purl Nanhurn and St"v" Curnutte
mad" their regular calls on Elaine
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Nunlry WIRE
listing his parents Sunday.
Miss Cora WoOI"n returned TUES
day from Lockwood after weeks Wis
It with her SISTER, 'Hcrtha Nicholas.
Richard Workman, who has employ
mrnt AT Portsmouth is expected home
soon.
Josephine Workman called ON her
aunt here recently.
Mrs Puma NuaI"y was the dinner
guest of Mrs. Liza Moore Monday.
Misses Cynthia Layn". Cora Wontcn
and Lillian Nun!cy and Tenn Woo;cn.
Htscom Nunl"y and Taylor Moore wcr,.
delightfully."- entertained by Mr. and
Mrs Eli Moore Saturday evening.
Taylor Moore and Chester cyrus OF
Orkney were calling ON Cora W"ot,.7
and Cynthia laynv Sunday.
Il T.. Robinson was on Rla,nr sun
day II" had tn" misfortune OF spraIn-
nI ms ankle very badly tn" result
.r's he returned home by the aid OF
{ cane.
Warren Rohlns"n and Warren KIrk-
man Of Irlda PASSED through her,
Sunday rnrouto to tnilshurG
rluma Nunlcy Was n" dinner guest
II Mrs. G. r. Layne Friday.
Our roads are in Il very bad con-
lit.on at this writing
Hoh"rt. Compton was Il call,r ct Ca.
:alpa Monday
Cupid seems to have left our 'uwn
Il present hut the reports ar" that tn,
perry peal Of wedding bells viii wax,
'ur litrh. town ere long from It's Stun
D,.rS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
President Wilson's Program
Calls for Complete Rest

| Washington President Woodrow
Wilson plans to 20 into virtual seClu
sion for a time after March 1. Freed
from the Responsibilities OF OffiC".
which have weighed heavily upon him
during his convulrsCcnCc. Mr.. N!lS""
his friends say. will shut himself in
for a period Of intensive rest and quiet
in the new home he has purchased here
He will deny himself to all callers
| except immediate members OF his
family and very few tmimar"
friends. and whom. throughout his
illness he has kept in contact
No formal engagements Of any
character are expected to be made by
nc President until he shall have thor
nughly adjusted himself ln priVal"
life. after some 10 years in public ser
vice. Even the writing which he has
planned to do upon his retirement from
the White House will be postponed for
several months his friends say.
Mr.. Wilson is understood to have
rrCcivcd q number Of invitations to
at,,nd part vi the summer out Of
Washington. hut. because Of his de-
ncht with the pleasant weather here
last summer, the first which he had
spent in this city. it is regarded as
unlikely that he viii accept any of
the invitations.
For possibly six months, friends of
the President believe" his Rfc vi" be
wholly taken up with r,Cr'aton. ile
thief diversion since his illness has
been reading.
Since his resumption last week o.;
MS old custom of attending tn" thea
.r the President is eXptrtI t" CON
'.nuo a. his health improves to find
occasion more and more to avail HIM
self of this form Of recreation. H."
also is expected to Continu" his daily
automobile rides.
Having suffered no i'll effects from
his attendance at the thcatcr last week
HIS first appearance in public sine
h.. was taken Ill nor" i'lH IS month
GO 'res dent Wilson Ng,njN H;r"nH'"
he thtalcr Monday mght II" was
accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and h'r
uroth"". John Randolph Irl'inG.
The President ChOs" a musical com
dy in contrast with the h,"lvi"r pro
FurtiOn. John DrInkwatcrs ABRAHAM
Lincoln" which he saw on his frs
visit. Mr.. wilson and his party
cached the thcatcr about five minutes
,efore the performance began. and, as
m his previous visit. he aided only by
cane. walked to one OF IN" lower
boxes.
The audience not so mitch taken b!
surprise as last week. imm cdiat"ly ros'
and chccrcd loudly. The President
-,.spondcd by bowling.
The President seemed to enjoy the
how thoroughly, and at the close was
given an ovation by the audience
which, rising, cheered and yelled. Mr.
Wilson. who had risen from his chair
without assistance, had turned tC
leave the box, and when the cheering
continued to increase in volume, walk
ID to the balustradc surrounding the
NOX and bowed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
LUKE McLukE SAYS

Every town. uts a few loafors who
devote NOR" ne to running the GOV :
eminent ihan uu the officials who ARE
paid for that work
l"uh at almost any girrs face and
You can soc that she has. u wonderful
talent for nuntinE ....4
WmHk"rA uu longer insure q mans
V"n"rHu"n AND rt.sprrt The Car of
RUSSIA wore Whisk"rs aud look what
happened to him ..
4 Who'll" lot OF men would rather be
unpopular than let the other follow do
m,u Of tn" talking
\ Young Thing has an idea that ali
nor troubles will ho over az soon as abe
Is married why. that's when they be-
gin
tn" slender girls know that skirta
ar" 10 b" narrower this Spring. but the
cord Fed girls can't tell until they try
And you can't always tell how much
work "a man * doing by the number or
motions h" makes
som" people are 80 fond of worrles
that they go around carrying All they
nav" had, all they hay" now. ana ali
they expect to have.
Many Better Half seems to take n
delight. In showing her husband her.
worst sid"
After a man has owed debt for Ave
years he acts like he Ia entitled TO a
reward for being patient enough to
owe it that long. ~.
some men have a Lot In life. Others
nave merely a Rut.--Cincinnau Icn.
quircr .. ....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAS.
TERN DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY
e. IN BANKRUPTCY. ... .....a

In the matter of L. l. kinser, a
Bankrupt. 2........
On this Bird day of February A. d.,
1921, on considering the petition of tha
aforesaid bankrupt for discharge, filed
on the Bird day of February, A. D., 1921,
it is ordered by the court that hear
ing be had upon the same on the Sth
day of March, A. D., 1921, before said
court at Covington In said district nj
10 o'clock, in the forenoon, or as near
thereto as practicable, and that notice
thereof be published one time In Big
Sandy News, a newspaper printed in
said district. and all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-i
pear at said time and place and show
cause. II any they have, why the pray
er of said petitioner should not be
granted
WITNESS the Honorable A. M j.,
Cochran, Judge of said Court, and the
seal thereof, at Catlettsburg, In said
district, on the Bird day of February,
A. D., 1921.
j. w. MENZIES, Clerk.
BY JOS. NJ SPEARS, d. G.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
TO THE LAMBS AND THE OLD
SHEEP TOO.
A Letter from Bro. Harbrr.

| The Louisa meeting was so crowded
| toward rnr last with the great work Of
| r"lpinE that W. did not find mOm"ut
H. which 10 speak tn the young converts
e. counsel $50 necessary a. such q time
We arc asking tn" editor OF the l"g
Sandy News to give tho opportunity to
.re.,H th,s mc~sar" through his col
INNS Il may b." TOO, that som" of
hos" who have been christians Tor
many years win lind help in this mes
age
Christianity Is Christ living ana "N-
pressing Himself in and through men
nd women When Christ docs not
JweH IN US w." are not christians When
He does dwell in us, we are chris
tians He sImplihes life tor us. The
sinner has to fight sin and striv" to
conform himself to numerous ideals.
We hIvo only to hold on to Jesus. and
He transforms us. Their" are some
practical methods by which TO hold on
TO Him.
list BY the Reading and Study Of
His Word.
BE "A daily Bible reader aud Bible
student. Thy Word have I hid in my
heart that I might not sin against
'hcc." Jesus Himself used the Word.
in resisting the devl; II is Gods food
Tor our souls A christian well armed
and bucklcd with Gods Word. and fed
on its sacred truths is thereby able to
keep his heart open to Jesus. Read the
Bible every day.
End. BY Prayer. .....
When we read the Word. God talks
TO us, When we pray, we talk to God.
And so we talk together: my Lord
and f." ... ... 49,. ... " =.
But prayer is more than talking to
God: 1t is communion with God. In
every prayer some of us goes up to
Him: some of Him comes down to us
A prayerlcss christian will wither fast
Bird. BY Using the means Of Grace.
Besides Bible reading and prayer
these are the services of the Church
the Lords Supper and the work of His
Kingdom. | have gone away from
many a prayer meeting with a sense
OF Jesus presence in my heart that has
buoycd me up through all the week
never attended services but in ser
mon or prayer or song ] found Him
coming sensibly into my heart.
4th. BY active service.
fNery dlent we use inultlplleS' 10
something for Jesus every day. By
and by we shall hear His voice; you
have been faithful over few things,
| will make you ruler over many things,
enter thou into the JOY of thy Lord"
Above all else, let Jesus meet every
temptation for you. A drunkard, after
his conversion, was terribly tempted
to drink. He knew. as the old appe-
tite swept over him that he could not
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
TUSCOLA

James the son of ] X, Woods IL vers
i'll with pneumonia
Misses Ella Belle Shortridge and Jay
Miller spent the week end with nome
folks at Trinity. f.
Misses Madge Bush and Mary Brnn4
field are attending high school here
MISS Garnet Jordan has returned
nome after months visit with frienas
and relatives in Ashland and catIetta-
burg
MISS Hazel Graham entertained a
punch of young folks. Sunday night.
Beulah Miller and Mrs Wart Wa
mack were Sunday night guests Of
friends here
our visitors at school Friday wcro
Misses Garnet Jordan, Hazel Graham
ana a,@, Conard Jordan, Jay Cooksey, G. h.
Miller Nellie Rice and Mr.. Shivei
Miss Lorine Hammond has entcrsd
school here
SCHOOL KID
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
Contributions Wanted
For European Rel cf

John y. Roekefpllcrl Jr, has con
'rihutcd 81 100000 to tn" fund Of $50
n0O, 600 being raised by the European
Relief Council for the salvage nG child
life in the war wasted countries Of
Central and Eastern Europe.
When Herbert Hoover was presented
with this great gift, he made it clear
that the contribution came from Mr..
Rockefeller as personal donation and
that it was in no part that of his faith
cr or a bcnefactiOn from the Rookie
Teller Foundation.
Mr.. Hoover said he simply was not
getting the money needed to save the
lives of the starving children. He said
The people Of the United States had
more than they need with an eighteen
months food supply in hand and a
mounting surplus that is causing un-
employment. and yet We're not respond
ing readily to the call of the suffering
Something must be wrong If such a
situation is allowed to continue" he
said. If we would preserve the fOun-
dalton of civilization we can not allow
it to go on. The people OF suffering
Europe must be given the knowledge
that America stands behind every
project to promote the welfare and
happiness of humanity.
peace itself is predlcated upon good
will among men rather than upon doc
uments. There is nothing that so
maddens men as to see their children
perishing about them, so I say that if
peace is to endure the suffering of
these innocent little victims Of war
must be relieved"
A check to Richard Bean. Kentucky
Treasurer, addressed to any bank in
the State will help complete the fund.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-11
BLAINE

T.. G. Berry has gone to Frankfort in
the interest of the hard road, ..
Judge S. H. Burton and J. l.. Hew-
lett made business trip to Louisa
Monday. .......
pair of horses.
DR.. Fl. II. Gambill has been on tho
sick list the past week. ... A. ...
DR.. NJ. f. Rice was a business visi-
tor at this place Monday.
Miss Grace Swetnam closed her
school at this place Friday.
J. w. Young was calling on some of
the boys here last week
Walter Osborn has been on the sick
list for the past week. X. Y. u.