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BIRTHS.

White
AnOS L. and EIsls G. Wrston h.r
tamdeU and Abry Wudbun Flrr
CbSs .. and Myrtle Steven Ftr.
Harry and AHrVrtte Boswell rlrI
Edmund V and Alice u C0wdry bav o.
leon A. aud Adelaide IeBuha. hDv
David . and isabelle barry nrv
William and ChFisuau BHnu, Elr.
Waite and Laura & Norris Isrv
Robert v and Isorettu MontFomsrr -
and Margaret l. tSuNcH hrr
Franc A. HBd Miuni- N krunadt rrr.
Leslie 7. and Marie Col. EIr.
lam~s and Mzrv e NuiHrrnt rfrI -
chester aud Anna o. Love rs,r
Richard D. and Marie a. Tuuu.nEa
,irl.
Earl W aud Jessie 3. J,-,per rfrr
Arthur y and Mar A NuTenr Ef-l
COlored.
swanson aud BlEbche Vaughn Cir. rvins
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YOUNG MAN IS YEARS OLD WISHES
position in drug store soda dispenser
,nd 10 barn salesmaAship. Main 1884, or
T P llIT 6th st. sw. 1870
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FRENCH WOMAN AS CHAMBERMAID
AMI seamstress. BOX 372-C. Herald Of
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Fire Record.

lO:I5 a m. No. 9 EnEiR. on local
to 1920 Fifteenth street northwest
No damage.
$40 p. m. Box So or fire in un-
occupied building at Sixteenth
street and Park road northW'-st.
Damage SO. Cause unknown.
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COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA.
AssiERneRts for To-day.
CRIMINAL. DIVISION Ne. l.

United States " Reverdy J..
Clagett. Alice williams. George
Johnson. John II. Payne. Robert
Thomas. Morris G. Weeks. Lsndon
Lewis. Thomas II LOughrey. Marcus
Kelley. benjamin Withers. Thomas
II. Strahsn. Patrick A. McNeiuy and
all cases LETT over from last assign
menI
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ns. =
VIII Cases.
In re- estate Samuel Edwin Lewis
CsSe on tTial.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FEMALE


YOUNG WOMAN OF EDUCATION. AND
refinement will care for small childrea of
employed mOthe-s during the day; kindei'
garden Instruction: wholesome lunch; S. per
week APT. AZ. 1901 W st. NV. lis
NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS 4
jOD as lsundress; by the week or bring II
home Address l525 9th st. NV. l-l3
Young COLORED GIRL WISHES POSI-
tiOn ~ helper 10 dressTsksr; recon
meudatiOn. Apply by letter. go u st.
nv. l-2S
WOMAN WANTS DAYS WORK CLEAN
Ing good worker. Address 1925 2Ith st.
NV. Liz
NEAT CoLoRED WOMAN WANTS A
job as cook in a private family or
boarding house. Address 1878 27tn st. au
Ill
CASHIER: LADY OF EDUCATION AND
experience desires position as cashier or
clerical work. Address BOX Sss-C. Herald
office LASS
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Advice on
Love 4 Business
IO9 4th st. NV.
-an
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wANTED-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
in twenty-five lessons; best Of reference:
thirty years experience. 600 Massachusetts
nv 8 to p. m Mr. RUSSELL.
1910
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ALLAN E. WALKER & co.
INC.

Real Estate aud Insurance Brokers.
SI3 18th ST. nv Ph"Re NsiU so
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR: THREE OR
four oOms, bath and porch each floor
Call between and 7:3O p. m. 2l21 St
North 1884 1857
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wv yANTED-EYBNING CLERICAL WORK.
or all day Saturday. BOX 4T4-C. Her
.ld office l-64S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

CALL FRY'S EXPRESS
Ol3 New York ave. Phone n. B43j. Thinks
moved 'Oc and 7oc' furniture, 81 per load.
1861
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5Oc-MADAM BELL=5Oc

Egyptian palmist: gives tr1e advice In
business, health aud family Affairs. tells
who AMI when you'll marry. and how to
avoid all bad luck and trouble. Headings
daily. -0c Call and be convinced. 1924
1th st. NV, between !. and " 1897
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ICIENT HELP QUICKLY FOUND THROUGH HERALD ADS o o
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

ROOMING HOUSE on PA. AVE. NV;
good location; fourteen rooms; reasonable
'ent: possession at once; act quick. See
368. .,.. .. l-sl5
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LOST.

~ cents line 1 time
IS7o discount or more iHseTtioHS
LOST-PURPLE PARASOL SATURDAY
last. show at Rialto. Call Mrs. HILL,
Fr 1892, after g. is2O
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER FOR
new Fisk cord trie. 3414. Main al764
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FOUNG LADY OF NEAT, PLEASING
I appearance wants position as cashier 10
moving picture tbeater. drug store or res
taurant: experienced. Phone =. s27. I-ls9
TYPEwRTTING DONE AT HOME; ACCU-
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FOR SALE--HOUsEs.
WILLIAM S.. PHILIPS.
1409 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main SO.
NORTHEAST.

Near stanton square. rooms. 2-stSry
brick "a bedrOOmsl. House IL In excellent
cOpditiOu ssd innsedi1ts possession can -
given. Price. 90 600 oH very easy terms.
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NINE. BOND
RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoysnt. Palmist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10
m. to p. m. 7O1 9th St NV. cor G st.
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kXPERIENCED. RELIABLE NURSE. SET
tied woman. will take charge Of child or
Invalid. references. Address 1923 Riggs
4 NV l-I6O
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

LiCensed BY the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1409 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main SO.

I-TsO
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NTDDLEAGED MAN WISHES POSITION
ss eIp7ator operator or watchman. II. c
WILLIS 9OJ 5th st. LIS
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COTORED CHEF WANTS EMPLOYMENT
RFDFIELD. 1907 sth St NV LIZA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

re cshts hHe time
ISSc dtacoHat or more tnsertfors.
WILL CALL IN NY UNLETrEREp AUTO
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MADAM MARIS

Worlds greatest Egyptian palmIst and
medium can give you advice on all i'm
pOrtant Affairs Of life pertaining to your
welfare and happiness; II there il anything
you wish to find out don't fail to consult
this gifted lady; she has no equal: she tells
your past. present and future before you
can utter word. and she tells just what
you came for: tells you how to be success
ful in your undertakings. This lady does
not tell TO please you. h1t gives only truth
tul advice YOU can drpend on Why not
consult the best
825 18th St nv. bet. H and I SIS.
Over Peoples Restaurant.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WEEKLY TRIPS TO BALTIMORE. sPE-
cial rates. SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY. 1913 You st. NV
1888
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wATCHMAN WISHES RELIABLE DAY OR
night position: experienced. with good
reference and good hanits: age. -. Address
BOX 1850, Herald office. 1915
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$4,000

DOwntowb. near ThOmss Circle has s
rooms and bath. hot water heat electric
lights. Is vacant and Immediate possession
can be had
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$3.50
APARTMENT
$1,000

This property is also in Dupont Circle sec
uOR. contsiniHr 5 rooms and be- tbs and ia
in eIcelIent conditions.
Possession In about 30 days
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luUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
,Istant bOOkkeeper. BOX 396-C Herald
Office l-57g
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AUCTION SALES

THos J. OWEN & SON. AucrIoSEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
two-stOry brick dwellings. Nos. 1921. 1923
and l425 Twenty-seventh st. NV. BY virtue
Of a certain deed Of trust duly recorded. in
liber No. $685.. folio 1875. ct seq. Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
at public aution in front Of the premises
on Monday. the 31st day Of January, A D.
1921. al 40 o'clock p. M, the following
described land and premises. situate in the
District Of Columbia and designated as and
being lots a. 10 aud rs. in Matte R
Slater's subdivision Of lots in square 1862,
per plat recorded in liber Al at folio 130
of the records Of the Surveyors Office Of
the District Of Columbia. Terms OF safe:
Sold subject to an unpaid balance on a prior
deed Of trust amouating to 81. 900. and the
amount over said trust to be paid in cash
5000 deposit required upon acceptance Of
bid. and purchaser allowed 30 days to com
plete purchase or deposit forfeited and re-
sale will be made. COnveyancing, recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
GEO. W. LINKINS, GEO. R. LINKINS,
Trustees. 1859
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GARDENER FLORIST OR MANAGER FOR
bfgh-cIass home estate; single. reliable,
references. Enquire 2S21 Both st. ne.
aoa
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

. STUDENTS ROOM, $40 PER NO EACH:
less with best table board. So per week.
82I G St, sw. y. 1885. l-It2
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WAITER. FIRST-CLASS, NEAT EXPE
rieucpd white man wants extra work;
hrpakfaSts. IuncheOns, teas. dinners. we'd
dfngs. banquets etc; just resigned head
WATERS position in large New York country
rrb Address S 2lG c st. NV. l-129
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5000

On Columbia road In tIceIIebt white
RsiEbbOrh"Od rooms bath hot water heat
electricity. nice back yard TO wide alley.
Possession 50 DAYS
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wANTED-A POSITION AS A HANDY
man. understand plumbing and painting
and general work; willing to work for fair
ares- white. age. 40. Ii. b, 1915 eth
- l-VOO
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WALFORD'S
Watches 6: g 6:
300 Pa. ave. NV.
PERSONAL.

THE NEW ''JOHNSONIAN" sLoE-DRAG
free with every copy OF "MOONSHADE"
waltz song. at l0c copy. @. Z. JOHN
son. Dos 10th ct. ne. Music composed. ar
ranged and published 1891
WORKINGMEN. QUICKLY AND READILY
Rvailable>is our stock OF new pants at 81:
no hunting for more value. they are not
in town right now and may BE- delayed for
a long time. slightly used suits and over
coats, s. up. are cash savers for poorer men.
Dresses, s. up. JUSTH'S GID STAND,
6l9 D. l-T2O
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5Oc-MADAM SELIA-5Oc

Egyptian pSlmist and medium tells YOUR
past. present and future life: she tells the
secret how to win in business. love. health
and family anAirS; law suits. speculation
and divorce cases: tells who and when yru'll
marry: make no mistqke when seeking help
and advice Of a clairvuyant or paImi<t: it
pays to consult the best: costs no more
special readings SOC: daily and SUNDAY.
Phone Franklin 237SJ S3l eth St NV
Opposite MCCrOry's lOc store 1906
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.rARPE NTER. PAPERHANGER AND
painter: work guarEnteed very reason
able; city or suburb BON 4O2-C. Herald
Office. I-'"3
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WILL EXCHANGE Los ANGELES CITY
LOT. unincumbered, for Washington lot. or
small bungalow. what have you? BOX
1850. Herald Office 400
COUNTRY ESTATE. NEAR
Baltimore. Md. containing 12-acre park:
@O-room mansion; keepers lodge: servants
house: garage: staples: hot houses re
beautiful walks and drvNways: all modern
imTrovementF Will swap Tor :R"Orue hear.
ing close in Washington pr1pet.y. BOX
HSC. Herald office 371
WILL EXCHANGE CARPENTER WORK
and painting for slightly worn clothing:
mems pants. size 36I32 girl clothing. age
from l to 10 years or a small range or
cook stove. BOX 4O4-C. herald Office. 1872
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER FOR A
new Fisk cord trie. 3414 Main al764
1854
EQUITY IN TWO 6-R., BATH BRICKS.
$500. pays average SS8 monthly. What
have youf Bon 3"7-C Herald office.
NEW AUTOMATIC WIZARD CONCRETE
block machine with attachments and 100
pallets OF Ford touring ear in good copdi.
tion. Can West 1000, Br. -. between 8
anu f.du. 1921
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PARKVIEW.

2-famiIy hst Of and rOosns Gbd be IN:
hot-wEter heat: electric lights; double rear
pOrches; house screened throughout built
in garage. Price, $40 SO. Terms can b.
HrrHnEed.
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UR-EXPERIENCED o U y G
man wishes position driving Ford ma
chine 242O Hsmlin st. ne. 1899
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wANTED-POSITION N HARDWARE
store a. clerk. can furnish recoILmenda-
tion< aud references. d. W. b, l=5U E
St I--o<
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TyPIsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
s to 10 p. m, at Fanfold typing or book
keapi1g machines. City p. 0. BOX lj46,
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EXPFRIENCED EDISH MASSEUR
wishes position in private family or in in
sr,rute. Answer to J. l.. S45 s. 18th st,
baltimore. Nd. 1-S0
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SIl,500

Columbia road. hear corner OF Thirteelth
street. this modern rooms sBd bsth brick
q nd stone residence has hot water heat and
electric lights, BBd can he purchased for
s.. go cash.
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1915 n. Y. AVE. Nw.-sEyERAL NICELY
furnished rooms; rent reasonable. l-1ss
1913 ST. Nw,-TwIS BEDS: soUTH-
ern exposure: private entrance to bath;
q m f.; use OF phone; private family. 1-soS
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SUBUR BAN.

FIVE NEW BUNGALOWS AT ALCoyA
Heights: 5000 to IS, 800: cash or terms
will exchange lot for auto. Phone CIaren.
don sO4-F3. J. c. BYARs. Arlington, Va,
It's
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS
PROPERTY.

VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY ON
PENNsYLVASIA AVE NEAR DEPART
AEST OF COMMERCE: LArTe store rOOn
and 10 large rooms and bath above The
entire building is vacant at this time An
out Of town owner hEs reduced sale price in
order {" ehecr Immediate sale. ReSsOSs Die
terms can be arranged
nth STREET NEAR J.: Substantial
brick building containing 10 rooms and
bath susceptible 10 alteration lot. % froBt
by lls TO an alley Tkis property has .
splendid business future. Price, yl5,O0O
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Z ENIAT,E,

9OTNtI COLORED GIRL WISHES LIGHT
homework. Call 324 l st Sc. liza
HOTSEKEEPER. 4S YEARS. RELIABLE:
no washing or sCrubbing $50 room and
meals BOX 43O-C, Herald office. 1871
ELDERLY LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
companio or can assist in light work
ROX 4a9-C. herald office l-733
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MIDDLE AGE LADY WITH COLLEGE
eduration would like to have part time
employment entertaining invalid BOX
$3.50, Herald office. l-JO6
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BLOOMINGDALE.

Just or North Capitol and close TO Res
ervOir Park. modern. 7-roOms - bed
roonsl brick: hot water hest: electric
lights; lot oOIl4O feet with FsrEe. Price.
SO, 800 on very easy terms
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yOTNG MAN. COLORED. EXPERIENCED
elevator operator; references BOX 3S9-C.
1Ior,1d office 1-l69
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-04
PRICHARD, w. VA.

The sick of our community is bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. Butler Davis. who has been
confined to her room with tonsilitis,
is able to be up again
Lucian Smith and wife called on
Elmer Collinsworth Sunday.
At the family reunion at j. T. Rice's
last week those present were Elmer
Rice and wife and little son OF De-
troit, Mich, and Jay Rice and wife OF
Portsmouth, Ohio, Ernest Davis and
wife and two sons of Portsmouth,
Ohio, and Fred Clay and wife and lit
tie son of Catlettsburg. All report a
good time.
Tom Blankenship of Columbus o.,
was visiting Lem Christian and wife
asst week.
]. 7. Rice attended the funeral or his
sister in law Mrs. Tom Clay, Thurs
day.
Ethel Davis is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Clark, at Naugatuck, w. Va.
Clyde Davis has returned home from
Wayne, w. Va, after about 3 weeks.
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OBITUARY

Called by his Master at 4 o'clock
January u, 1921, James Frasher passed
the great beyond at his home near
Bttllsburg Mr.. Frasher leaves a great
circle of mourners. To his friends and
lcquaintances he was always the same.
lie had word of cheer a good whole
some philosophy was generous In ev-
cry way, and was admired and re-
spected by all. He was devoted TO his
family n dutiful husband and affec-
donate father. He had been valued
employee of the Big Blaine Oil Com
pany for years.
News of the death of Mr.. Frasher
came as a shock TO his friends, He had
been bed fast only few days. He
passed away surrounded by his loving
family. Mr. Frasher was born May
rs, 1880 was son of Capt. O.. NJ. and
Eda Frasher deceased. He was mar
ried to Mamie Mann Dec. 20, 1906, to
which union six children We're born,
an of whom survive except one, He
also leaves three brothers and three
sisters. Mrs. Steve Queen of Hulette;
Kay of Zelda, KY, Charles and Bird of
Portsmouth, Ohio, Mrs Morton Bos-
tick and Mrs, Nunelly. also of Ports
mouth,
Mr.. Frasher was member of Olio-
vile lodge No. 343. !. O, o. F., also Big
Blaine Encampment No. 4S. l. o. o. F.
OF Fallsburg.
He assured his friends all was well
with his soul and he was ready to pass
to the great beyond and to be num-
bered among the innumerable throng
from which no traveller returneth. He
died praising the Lord.
Funeral services were conducted at
Newcomb church by Rev. Robert Cas-
siday, interment at Mt. Nebo cemetery
on Bear creek A number of members
from the following l. o. o. F. lodges,
Fallsburg. Olioville, East Fork and
Buchanan, participated in the ritualis-
tic rites of l. o. o. F. order. x.
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YATEsyILLE

! The winter school at Yatesyille !.
| progressing nicely.
1 There viii be church at this piac,
! the third Sunday and Sunday night ir
next month. There is also Sunday
school every Sunday. -e,.
! IRIS. Clara Salters, who has beer
/ visiting at Mead's Branch and Logan
/ VIVA, returned home Sunday. Her sis
| ter, Mrs. Walter Hughes of Logan. ac-
companied her home,
I Henry Ekers of Cadmus spent Sat
urday night with Luther Prince.
,rville Marcum Of Louisa was on
our creek Sunday.
r. Blankenship and daughter, Inez,
were business callers in this town
Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Virgie Hutch
ison and Violet Rice OF Dennis spent
Saturday night with Miss Esta Prince.
Misses Geneva Vanhorn and Joe
Muncey were at Yatesville Friday.
Heston Rice of Dennis passed here
Saturday enroute TO Louisa.
AIRS. Nolen Scott of Cadmus Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs Edgar Scott.
Monroe Adams was a business call
II at Louisa Saturday.
Luther Prince was the Sunday af-
ternoon guest of Miss Ella E. Carter.
Wesley Combs OF Tuscola spent
Thursday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
scott.
Sheridan Bays was In Louisa Satur-
lay.
Misses Violet Rice, virgie and Ber-
ha Hutchinson and Esta Prince were
Louisa Friday and Saturday.
are sorry to report Mrs. Laura
Scott on the sick list.
II. b. Salters and Walter Short made
trip TO Two Mile Sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. w. v. Prince were
alling on MIR. and Mrs. Jack Short
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Charline Booth was shopping
a Louisa Saturday.
Little Rash Jr.. Blankenship has
)een pretty sick for the past week
With pneumonia.
Willard Browning and Heston Rice
;ere at viii Princes Friday
BLUE. JAY.
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DEEP HOLE

Mrs. Eva Preece was visiting her
mother at this place Friday.
Miss Gladys Burchett is improving
Sparks Roberts was calling at T. II.
Burchett's Friday.
Misses Celia and Alice Hayton.
Elizabeth and Myrtle Bays and Karen
and Virgins Diamond were calling on
Miss Gladys Burchett recently.
Clarence Carter was the guest of
Walter Burnett Saturday.
Miss Bertha Carter was visiting
Karen Diamond Monday
Mrs. Fannie Diamond and daughter
were shopping at Louisa Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Diamond is having
dental work done.
Bill Salters, Willie, Ebert and Els
worth Austin, Harlan Short and Shird
Bays passed up our creek Sunday.
Oliver belong passed down our creek
JUST ME.
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CHARLEY

There VIII be church at Mary's chap
eel next Saturday and Sunday
Fred Steel closed his school at the
upper school Friday.
Miss Ina Spencer was visiting Dor
othy A. Hays Sunday
Alonzo Arlington OF Cordell passed
down our creek Tuesday enroute to
Louisa where he will attend school
Aaberry Holton, John Robertson and
Mr.. Cox travelling statesmen. visited
merchants at this place this week.
Alafair NJ Boiling has returned home
tending school.
Maude Hays was shopping at Char
ley one day last week.
Loutie Swan was visiting Mrs. Ros-
coe Hays Thursday
VIM. Chapman went to Ashland on
business this week.
Mrs Florence Miller was visiting at
Charley Friday.
W ~ Hays was at Charley Thurs
day
William Bevins and family have
moved from Georges creek to their
farm in Ohio. We are sorry to have
them leave us.
Alafair Boiling spent Sunday with
Rosa Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays, Jr., wcrc
visiting DIR. and Mrs, L. s. Hays Sun
day
Martha J. Dixon is visiting her moth
er at Flat Gap this week.
Edith Griffith spent Sunday with
Louise Chapman.
Don't forget church at Mary's chap
el and everybody come
TWO POP CORN BALLS.
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EAST POINT

The revival meeting at Auxier -
largely attended and several converts
are reported.
w NJ Greer and Mrs. John Messer
are both seriously i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Jefr Music OF West Van,
Lear are here with Mrs. Music's fash-
er, w. M. Greer.
DIR. Ramey and John Messer went
to Portsmouth Monday
Miss Stella Robinson came home.
from Van Lear last week.
Willie Johnson, who has been en-
oloyed at Cedar Grove w. Va. is st
home now.
Earl Dent and John Auxier of Paints,
Vile were here Sunday.
Misses Susie Baldridge, Mollie RAJ
mey and Irene Music attended church
1t Auxier Saturday and Sunday
Harry Hager is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estill Robinson were.
visiting at Lewis Ramey,s Sunday =
Miss Martha Ramey of Prestonsburx
was here Saturday.
Miss Mary Luck of Pikeville college
visited home folks this week end
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DENNIS

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bentley passed
down our creek Sunday.
Dave Thompson and children and
were the pleasant guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lafe Webb of Dennis Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Crabtree were the
pleasant guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Bill
Presley Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Presley, who has been sick
for some time are are sorry to say, is
no better.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Webb.
n fine baby.
Several of our girls from this place
took the diploma examination last
week We wish them much success.
Miss Mary Prichard, who has been
visiting her sister at Chatise. KY. has
returned home.
POPS WELLER DOG.
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WHITEHOUSE

The small pox is very bad here now.
Miss Myrtle Daniel was visiting her.
sister at Paintsville Saturday and Sun-
day.
Attorney w. G. Wells was visiting
Veal Meek Sunday.
G. K Wireman of Ashland was viz
iting Miss Mary Meek Saturday and
Sunday
Con Cheek has been appointed sheriff
here now.
H. C. Meek was a business visitor
in Paintsville Monday.
HI. G. Whitaker is very Ill.
D. H. Delaney was visiting lkiss
Louise Perry Sunday.
Roy Perry was visiting home foflE&
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Millie McKenny has returned
home after short visit with relatives
here
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-04
THE LOUISVILLE
Courier Journal
The Great Paper of the Southland

The Courier-Journal is ably edited; it is sane
and dignifed in its handling of news; it is fear
less, yet fair, in its editorial utterances; and it
always will be found the champion of clean gov
eminent.
tors in equipment for getting the news OF the day,
because it has not only the Associated Press dis
patches but the full wire service Of the New York
Times In addition it maintains staff correspon-
dents at Frankfort and at Washington
No Kentucky Home Is Complete Without It.