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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-06
Swietne UrOdzaje WPO|sce.
StOSunki POWstaiC0W z Ang|i-
kami UkIadaja Sic Lepiej.
zWYzKE MARKIPOLSKIEJ.
Echa Zajse " Bytomiu.
Niemiecka Armjja Slaska zagaza Berhnowi
DOOKOtA POKOJU ANGLO -IRLANDZKIEGO.
Rathenau Pokoju z Ameryka.
AMERYKANSKO- -BRAzYLIJSKI PAKT HANDLOWY.
Kanada Me Chce Ajansu Japonja.
~LoIera AziatvcI<a w RoSii.
AMERYKANSKO -BRAzYLIJSN PAKT HANDLOWY.
Kanada Me Chce Aljansu z Japonja
Cholera Azjatycl<a w Rosji.
INNE TELEGRAMY "A NICZNE
wP}yna ma zwyzke mark pol
skiej.
ECHA ZAJSc w BYTOMIU.

ECHA ZAJSC w BYTOMlU.
Paryz. 6. ipca. (Prasa Stow
= Zabojstwo majora armji fran
cusiliej Montalieres podczas wro-
giej demonstracji wzgleden
Francuzow urzadzonej przez
Memcow w Bytomiu, wywaric
bardzo przykre wrazenie we fran
cuskich kolach rzadowych. Ia,
bojstwo zostaio popeinionc po e
wakuacji miasta przez powstan-
COW polskich. Major Montalieres
pozostai W Bytomiu ma czelc ma
lego oddziaiu. Wojska angielskie,
przeznaczone do okupacji miasta
ME przybyi ma czas, czego sko-
rzystali manifestanci niemieccy
zaatakowali Francuzow. Major
Montaliers zostai zastrzelony Z
tylu. kiedy wojska ,angielskie
przybyiy do miasta, to byfy zmu-
szone uzyc broni do rozpedzenia
tlumu. KilIiu demonstrantow oraz
lnnNch osob cywilnych zostalc
zabitych.
Berlin, 6. lipca. - O zajSciact
bytomskich aAllgemeine Ztg.'
pisze, ze ludnoSc niemiecka wy,
razaia swoja radoSc aljantom !
powodu opuszczenia miasta przez
Polakow, lecz, gdy demonstrated
zaczeli Spiewac pieSni patrjotycz
ne, Francuzi zaatakowali ich przy
pomocy kolb karabinowych. *
strony tiumu pad}o kilka strza-
low i major francuski zostai "a
bity, a kilku zofnierzy odniosic
rany. zofnierze francuscy stracili
panowanic mad SODA, dali kilka
strzalow do tsumu, zabijajac ra-
MAC kilia rkobiet dzieci,
Wiadze francuskie wzieIy "
charakterze za&iadnikow burmi-
strza miasta i dwudziestu wybit-
nych obywateli niemieckich.
wdrazajac natychmiast sledztwo
W sprawie zajScia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-06
KALENDARZYK.

D1is, sroda, 8. lipca: sw. Izajasza
Proroka.
Jutro, czwartel1, z. lipca: Sw.
Klaudjusza MecDennilka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-06
PROBATIONARY WYPo-
CZYNEK SENATORoW.

CZYNEK SENATORoW.
Waszyngton, S lipca. - kon-
cres zebral sic dzisiaj ma dfuga
ostatnia sesje nadzwyczajna. -
Wsrod senatorow istnieje ten
dencja przerwania prac Senatu
ma try dni W czasie, gdy lzba
Poselska bedzie zajeta sprawa ia
ryfy legislacyjnej. Jednak MOI
liwosc projektowanego odpoczyn
XII scnatoS6w uwarunkowana
;est szeregiem spraw, kt6re mu-
szq bye uprzednio przez Senat "a
iatwione. Powyzsza wladomosc
pochodzi cd pewnej grupy sena-
tor6w. ktorzy przypuszczala' ze
Izba Poselska wiele musi czasu
poswiecic debatom mad wnIeslo-
nemi do niej sprawami i ten VIA
snie czas Senat moze wykorzy-
STAG ma odpoczynek. Prezydent
Harding domaga sic Cd kongre-
81 natychmiastowego zafatwlenla
spraw taryf cclnej i oszacowan,
zaiatwicnic kt6rych wymaga dose
dtugicgo czasu. L powodu tego
ze sprawy powyzsze przez oble
Izby byfy odkiadane I dnia ma
dzicn. - administracja a znalazfa
sic nawet W pewnym kiopocie.
Kraj czeka ma rozwiazanle cafego
szcregu spraw. ale najbardziej o.
czckujc on 'dzisiaj rozwlqzanla
sprawy taryfy oszacowan. lstnle-
ia poeioski, ze Izba Poselska juz
zapoczatkowaia obrady mad pro-
:ektami prawnymi taryf celneJ |
oszacowan. w zwiazku powyz-
szemi sprawami taryfowemi mo-
,wia w Waszyngtonie, re Dyrek-
tor Budzetu panstwowego Dawes
moze wiecej zrobic rzadowi o.
szczednoSci pienieznych przez
swoje umiejetne postawlenle
Rudzetu pahstwowego - nlz
dadza dochodu projektowanc no.
We prawa taryfowe.
RzAD STANoW ZJEDNo-
CZONYCH SZCZEGoLNA
oP1EKA OTACZA sWOIcH
OBYWATELI w TAMPICO.
Washington, 6 lipca. - Kra-
zownik Cleveland i lkanonierka
Sacramento otrzymaiy polecenie
udania sic ma woody Meksyku do
portu Tampico, W celu ochrony
zycia mienia znajdujacych sig
tam obywateli Stanow Zjedno--
czonych, powaznie zagrozonych
wskutek powstalych tam niesna-
SEX ma tie bezrobocia. Departa-
ment Marynarki wys}al wspom-
MANY krazownik i kanonierke ma
skutek 'otrzymania wiadomosci o
groznej sytuacji W Tampico,
gdzie z kazdym dniem zwiekszaja
sic masy bezrobotnych i czesto
dochodzi do powaznych nieporo-
zumien, jake wreszcie mialy juz
tam miejsce W przemysle kopal-
nianym. ~
Meksyk, miasta, 6 lipca. -
(prasa STD Pojawicn;e sic W por
Gle Tampico pieciu statkow wo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-06
Kronika Chica&oska.

20 do 40 procent re ME MONA
spodziewat sic dalszej redukcji
dopoki ME zostanie obnizona pla-
ca rOhOtnik0w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-06
Cubenator Small Odrmca Jedenascie Projek6w Prawnych
OBCIECE PEACY ROBOTNIKOM.
Kolejarze Powracaja Do Piracy.
1NNE TELEGRAMY JOWE.

jcnnych, stanowiacych czesc flo
ty atlantyckiej Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, wywoialo wielka sensa-
>je wsrod mieszkancow miasta.
Okrety te staneiy ma kotwicy W
odleglosci trzech mil cd miasta
w SPRAWIE PoKoJU 2
NIEMCAMI.
Washington, 6 lipca. - w ce.
III wprowadzenia W zycie rezo-
iucji pokojowej, Department
Stanu obmysla obecnie srodk
Go nawiazania stosunkow dyplo
matycznych z Niemcami / Au-
strja. Jakkolwiek obecne pertrak
tacje pokojowc nic dotycza juS
Prezydenta Hardinga, gdyz pod.
pisujac rezolucje pokojowa, spe;
nil on juz swoj obowiazek, -
jednak Sekretarz Stanu Hughes
konferowai z MIN w sprawie re-
zolucji pokojowej, ktorej wy.
piywaja zagadnienia wycofania
woisk terenow niemieckich, o.
rag wykonanie traktatu wersal-
skicgo, kt6ry nadaje Stanom Zje
dnoczonym pewne prawa przy.
wilcje. w zwiazku Gala akcja
l.okojowa istnieja zapewnienia, ze
dotychczasowy zasadniczy stosu'
mex miedzy Stanami Zjednoczo.
lymi i aljantami nie ulegnie zmis
ME. Istnicja jednak pewne dane,
re prawdopodobnie obecnie allan
ci bcda specjalnie omawiali spra.
We wykonania traktatu wersal-
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-06
STOSUNKI POWSTANCoW
Z ANGLIKAMI UKLADAJA
SIZE LEPIEJ.


Sosnowiec, 6. lipca. - Zwrot.
;aki dokonal sic ma rzecz uspOko-
ienia kraju odbywa sic stopniowo
bez wszelkich wstrzaSnien po--
wazniejszych zawi!iian. W zna--
cznej mierze przyczynia sic do
tego zneutralizowanic sporuych
terenow. rozdzielenie na znaczneJ
przestrzeni obu walczacych stron,
Graz taktowne zachowanie sic
woisk francuskich puikow ir-
landzkich. odnoszacych sic SYM
patycznie do ludnoSci polskiej.
Wszedzie niePorozumienia, Wy
mike ma tie poszczeg0lnych "a
targow. coraz bardziej sic zacic-
raia. Pewnei uprzedzenie, Z ja'im
wojska angielskie odnosify sic do
ludnoSci polskiel, zaciera sic pod
wpfywem lojalnego i taktownego
postepowania wfadz powstah-
czych wzgledem komisji mledzy-
sojuszniczej. ktorej rozkazom Ia
wsze SIG podporzadkowuj9. Ma;
stapiio znaczne zblizenie pomie-
DIV ludnoScia polSka a woJSkaml
angielskiemi. ku czemu przyczy-
MIA sic bezwiednie agrosywna
brutalna samowola Niemcow.
w pewnych miejscowoSciach,
iak donosza z Gornego Sl9ska,
nastapiAo nawiazanie serdeczniej-
szych stosunkow Z Anglikami.
Oddzia}y wojsk angielskich
wspolnie z powstahcami graje W
pike nozna i czestuja sic wzaje-
mnie.
Zajecic OleSna Po wyPedzenlu
band niemieckich odbyto sic w
spos6b uroczysty przy dzwiekach
orkiestry angielskiej powstah-
ezej. We wspolnej uroczystoSci
wzie4y udziai reprezentacje an
rielskich wojsk i powstanczych.
sWIETNE URoDZAJE
w POLSCE.
Warszawa, 6. lipca. - W pre-
zydjum Rady ministrow odbyia
sic konferencja prasowa, ma kto-
rel ministrowie Raczynskl i ia
sinski wygiosili referaty - kaz-
dy z zakresu swej komPetencji.
/ przem6wiefi ich wynika, ze sy-
tuacja gospodarcza PolsEi pred
stawia sic jak najpomyslniej. u
rodzaje zapowiadaja sic swietnie,
tax, Il Polska ME bedzie musiaia
W tym ro<u sprowadzac zadnej
zywnosci 4 zagranicy. Rowniez
POD wzgledem Przemyssowym
komunikacyjnym stwlerdzono
znaczne polepszenie.
o ZWYzKE MARK POL
SKIEJ.
Warszawa, 6. lipca. - Odbyia
sic tutaj narada bankierow war
szawskich z przedstawicielami
giefdy pod przewodnictwem MI
nistra skarbu. Tresc narady
trzynana jest W tajemnicy. Po--
wzisto podobno uchwafy, ktore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-06
CUB. SMALL ODRZUCIL JE.
DENAsCIE PROJEKToW
PRAWNYCH.

Springfield, 6 lipca. - Guber'
nator Small odrzucit ostatnio je.
denascie projektow prawnych
przedstawionych Sekretarzowi
Stam. Oprocz tego Legislature
przcdstawi{a ostatniemi easy
dwanascie innych projektow pra
wnych, ktore czekaja zatwierdze
mia Tub odrzucenia przez CUB.
Smalla.
Miedzy odrzuconemi projelota.
mi znajduja sic trzy projekty Sc
natora Bucka, dotyczace sprawy
osuszania terenow, projekt posla
Izby Stanowej Piotra Smitha, "
sprawie podwyzszenia wynagro-
dzenia woznych Sadu Municipal
nego w Chicago; innych zas
nalezy wymienic projekt Corn
wella, domagajacy sic egzaminow
aplikantow ma prawo otrzymania
|licencyj budowniczych, projekt
Barboura W sprawie poczynienia
zmian W akcie o kompensacji dia
robotnikow, projekt Austina, do
tyczacy spraw spadkobierczych !
inne.
sTRAJK KoLEJoWY w STA
ME GEORGIA.
Atlanta, 6 lipca. - Try konl-
panic stray krajowej W sile oko-
10 80 ludzi otrzymaiy polecenie
natychmiastowego udania sic do
Fitzgerald, Ga, skad wiadze po-
Dokonczerlc Ill stronicy b :.
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czajace, przeto trudno je pre-
strzegac.
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(Dokonczenie na str. 6tej)
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sTRAJK KoLEJoWY w STA
ME GEORGIA.

Dokonczerlc ia stronicy 3 :.
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Gag daisy ma stronicy 5
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ca rObOtnikOW.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
NEGRO KILLED in
BANK AT EARLY HOUR.
Prestonsburg Man Finds
Negroes in Bank at $3.50
a. m. and Kills One.

Jim Frazier age about go, killed a
negro in the Bank Josephine at Pres
tonsburg Tuesday morning at $50.
The negro's name was John Mills, age
about 2S. Frazier has been janitor of
the building for many years and al
ways comes to the bank very early to
clean up. He says he surprised Mills
and another negro while they were
ransaclxing the desks in the bank The
other man escaped through an open
window. Several drawers were found
open, with contents scattered on the
floor. Nothing of value has been miss
ed.
Mills had no hat or coat on and was
unarmed He received one shot in the
Jaw and death resulted instantly. He
was employed at a hotel since going
to Prestonsbnrg November 2. II is
said he was convict, having been.
paroled from the Frankfort peniten-
tiary recently
Frazier is native Of Louisa, hav-
ing grown up here, and for many years
during his youth he was in the em-
ploy of Capt NJ Freese.
The Kentucky Bankers Association
has standing offer of $1,000 reward
to any person who kills a burglar while
attempting to rob a bank.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
THREE CONTESTS
REPORTED COMING
In THIS COUNTY
Two Have Already Filed and
Another Said to be in
Preparation.

II. w. Williams, who was defeated
In the election last week for Tax Conn
missioner OF Lawrence-c CO., has filed a
suit to restrain the election commits
sioners from issuing a certificate Of
election to his opponent. David NJ.
Curnutte. who received a majority OF
92 votes. The contention Is shat Mr..
curnutte's certificate of nomination
was not properly filed. No question was
raised about this before the ballots
were printed and his name went on.
Rev. H. B. Hewlett has filed a suit
to prevent w. s. Boggs from receiy-
ing the certificate OF election as Cir
cult Clerk. Mr. HewIett's name was
kept off OF the ballots by decision
based upon the fact that he was two
days late in fling his certificate Of
nomination. He and Waiter AIRING
ton. nominee for County CLERK, who
was also disqualified in the same way,
decided II would be useless to continue
in the race by asking the people to
write their names on the ballots. In
spite of this fact several hundred vo-
ters wrote their names on their bal
lots. This has led to a decision to have
a test made in Hewlett's case on the
same grounds that the other cases
were decided. II is charged that
Boggs' certificate was not regularly
filed within the time required.
1t is reported that H. b. Muncy is
preparing to contest the election of his
opponent, Jim Walter Young. who won
by 40 votes At the time this is writ
ten the suit had not been filed. We
understand that a recount will be ask
ed for in the suit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
OFFICIAL COUNT
ELECTS VINSON
JUSTICE OF PEACE
No Other Changes of I'm
portance in Lawrence
County Result.

The official count of Lawrence coun-
ty's vote changed the result in a mag
isterial race from a tie to one major
ity for Robt w. Vinson in the district
composed of Rockcastle, Peach Or
chard and Gambill precincts. He made
the race on good, roads platform
against Dave Sammons Republican
nominee. Mr.. vinson is a Democrat
and this makes the fiscal court equally
divided on that point. Also, he Is a
real good roads enthusiast. He dem
onstrated that fact a few months ago
by leading volunteer movement in
working roads free. He and his neigh
bors put the Tug river road into good
condition at no cost to the county.
The official count reduced Jim Wall
ter Y6ang's majority for Sheriff from
as to 40. In other county races the
differences from the result as publish
ed in the NEWS last week were only
one or two votes in some races.
The school amendment to change the
manner Of choosing the State Super
intendent of Schools received 306 yes
votes and S07 no. The other amend :
ment was 3SS yes to 276 no.
The stock law in Peach Orchard
precinct lost III to Al. In the Gait
precinct stock law proposition carr
ried 14s 10 IA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
JAMES STARR
KILLEDIN MARTIN
Lawrence County Citizen
Shot While Near His
Former Home.

James Starr was killed in Martin
county few days ago by young
man named Hensley.
Starr owned farm about five miles
west of Louisa. which he bought a few
years ago from one of the Burchetts.
Some time ago he contracted to do a
logging job on Wolfe creek. Martin
county. his old home neighborhood. He
was here last week to vote.
1t is said he had been drinking sew
eral days previous to his death and
that he attacked the Hensley boy,
shooting at him twice with shotgun.
Hensley saved himself by falling over
"A bank. and then came up with a pis-
tol. II is said he planted eight or nine
bullets in Stars body, causing instant
death. Hensley surrendered to the
officers.
Starr's reputation in Martin county
was that Of a dangerous man, espec-
tally when drinking. While living in
Lawrence. however. he had been in no
trouble.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
STATE WILL HAVE SIX
ROAD DIVISIONS JAN. {

Frankfort, Ky-Road divisions un
der the State Highway Commission are
to be reduced from nine to six January
/ by State Highway Commissioner Joe
S. Boggs, and each division engineer
will have clerk and an assistant and
take care of detail work without COM
ing to the Frankfort office. Divisions
win have headquarters in the homes OF
the four Highway Commissioners. Ben
Weille, Paducah; Ed S. Monahan,
Louisville; H. Green Garrett, Winches-
ter and H. H. Asher Pineville.
The commission accepted the State
maintenance 46 miles Of highway,
making a total of $50 miles under
maintenance.
The commission also accepted $41,-
900 from Caldwell county for building
14.5 miles through Fredonia from the
Crittenden line to Princeton, con-
tinuation of the contract let from
Marion to the Caldwell line. This is
on State project No 10.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
Large Moonshine Plant
Destroyed by Dry Agents

The largest stiii yet captured in
Kentucky was reported destroyed in
an official report rendered TO State
Prohibition Director Collins. The dis
tillery consisted of 200 gallon copper
etill operated by a big steam boiler
with a capacity OF nifty gallons OF
moonshine daily. The plant, which
was valued at more than $1,000, was
located near the head OF Mackintosh
creek. In Leslie county.
Dry officers destroyed 400 pounds Of
sugar, 900 gallons OF beer. and eight
bags OF meal, together with much 9TH
er equipment
In an extended raiding campaign
which LASTED six days. nine prohibition
agents destroyed sixteen stills and
captured eight men. Seven OF the stills
destroyed were In Leslie county. four
In Perry county and Ave in Wise
county. Virginia, near the Kentucky
line.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
TROOPS S ORDERED
TOPROTECT COURT
AT SANDY HOOK
Governor Sends Soldiers AT
Request of Judge Cisco,
Foe of BOOtleggers.

Governor Morrow ordered Capt. D,
l. Thompson and ten men from the
local cavalry troop TO proceed to
Sandy Hook, Elliott county, upon the
convening of Circuit Court there Mon
day and remain on guard during the
term. Judge Cisco. who has, made a
record in stamping out bootlegging,
requested that troops be sent.
The Louisa troop was on duty at
Sandy Hook during the June term OF
court at the request of Judge Cisco,
who said that organized moonshiners
and bootleggers had threatened to pre-
vent several of their number being
punished. Judge Cisco said that the
Illegal liquor traffic was so strongly
intrenched in Elliott county that pro-
lection was necessary to prevent vio-
lence.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
wEARER or HONOR MEDAL,
s5. GREETED BY PRESIDENT

washington.--In the long line OF
visitors that went through the White
House line Thursday TO shake hands
with the President was one OF the
Oldest wearers OF the Congressional
Medal of Honor. Joseph Longsay, So.
OF Clayton, ". Y. He came to WASH
ington to represent Civil War veterans
at the ceremonies for the unknown
soldier Armistice Day. Arrayed with
the reward for his valor won as a
member OF the Twenty NTH New York
Infantry In 1864 at Black Water. Va,
he had the pleasure of meeting the
President and the added honor OF be-
Ing greeted by General Pershing.
Harding also greeted former Sergt.
Alex L. Arch OF South Bend, Ind. who
fred the first shot OF the American
army in the World War.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
Frankfort Will Give Mrs.
Flanery Royal Welcome

! FRANKFORT -Kentucky,s first woman
member OF the General Assembly, Mrs.
Mary Elliott F1anery. of Catiettsburg,
will receive a royal welcome from the
women of this city when she comes
here to assume her duties as mem-
Der Of the Flower branch OF the 1921
legislature.
The election OF Mrs. Flanery Is a
great boon TO the women Of the state
who will ask her assistance in the
passage OF bills affecting women and
children. There will be member OF
important measures. in which women
are interested, presented to the next
legislature and 1t is probable that Mrs
Flanery will be asked to introduce and
ffather' these measures.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
GREAT MEETING
TO BE HELD in
LOUISA VERY SOON
Four Famous Men to be
Here a Week, Starting
November 27.

Louisa is to be favored with an eight
days meeting, from November 9th TO
December lth inclusive, by four OF the
big preachers Of the United States.
II is the Christian Fundamentals
Conference Association movement and
the speakers who are to be in Louisa
are as follows:
DR.. w. B. Riley. OF indianapolis,
Baptist.
DR. l. w. Munhail. of Philadelphia,
Methodist.
DIR. ]. w. Lawrence. of Dallas,
(Schofield's successor).
DR.. chas. T. Alexander, OF Kansas
City. one of the greatest Bible teach
ers In the United States,
These conferences have been held in
Ashland, Paris, Maysvii!e, MI. Sterl-
ing and Logan, and the reports from
persons who attend are that they are
very remarkable meetings. The abil-
ity Of the men Is not surpassed any
where and the subjects they treat are
Intensely interesting and practical.
Louisa is fortunate in securing these
great men.
The plan they use Is TO have a meet
Ing each night in the church having
the largest auditorium. Each after
noon meeting will be held at some
other church, alternating each day.
This rule will put the night meetings
al the NJ r. Church South and the
afternoon gatherings Will alternate
between the Ba aptist, NJ e.. Church and
the Christian Church.
These meetings are non-denomina
tional and the subjects are OF vital
interest 10 everybody. The first meet
ing will be held on Sunday afternoon
and the local ministers will decide at
what church II will be held. They
will decide upon this and the other
dates and places at meeting TO %
held next Sunday afternoon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
SPONTANEOUSLY WALKS in i.
FRONT OF TRAIN, MAY DIE

Pikeyille, Nov. 1s.--steve Ramey 40.
was perhaps fatally injured when he
WAS struck by freight train near his
home at Sawanee- Ramey who was a
somnambulist. had left his home after
midnight clad only in his night clothes.
He carried his clothes in bundle.
The engineer saw him fit across the
track and slowed down Seeing the
track clear. the engineer then threw
the throttle open. when Ramey stepped
back onto the track. He sustained SER
ious injuries about the chest and was
brought here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
UNION OIL co.
WINS THREE SUITS

Judge Cochran in U. S. Court at
catiettsburg Monday decided in fa-
vor Of the Union Gas a OIL Company
three OF the suits brought last year
against that company. The plaintiffs
are Morton Z. Sparks, r. c. Miller and
Oscar Skaggs, who sued for cancel
lation of the leases on their farms in
the upper Blaine field in this county
The contention was that the company
had failed to begin operations in time,
etc.
The decisions are important. as there
are other cases pending, based upon
the same contention. We received the
details OF the decisions too late for
publication this week, but win publish
them later for the benefit Of the pub
lie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
Interior Decorator to be
i'm Louisa Friday, the 18th

No woman interested in making her
home as attractive as possible with
the things at hand, or who hopes some
ford to miss Mrs. Emery's talk on Fri
day afternoon Nov. 1s, at 2:30. at the
NJ. f. Church, South. Mrs. Emery is
the interior decorator from Anderson
Newcomb Company, Huntington, w.
Va. and has just returned from three
months trip to Europe in the interest
of her profession. The talk is free and
all women are cordially invited.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
Passenger Trains to
ElkhOrn City Daily

Passenger trains Nos. So and 54 op-
Grating between Pikeville and Elkhorn
City, will run every day in the week
including Sunday. 1t was announced
by c. & o. officials.
The rearranged schedule is effective
immediately and means a great deal
to Big Sandy as traffic win not be
delayed over Sunday The change was
made on the request OF the coal oper-
ators OF the Big Sandy valley who
use the two trains q great deal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-18
JOHN |. SKACCS
KILLED in FIGHT
Fatal Shooting Near the
Lawrence-Elli0tt
County Line.

John L. Skaggs OF Cherokee, this
county. was killed in Elliott-co,. just
over the line, last Saturday. II is said
TO have been the result OF a drunken
row
Evans. son OF Harrison Evans, o.
Elliott CO.. is charged with firing the
fani shot. A sale day" gathering
brought together quite a crowd at the
place where the killing occurred. Moon
shine was plentiful and one man paid
the supreme penalty usually exacted
upon such occasions.
Skaggs leaves q wife and two OF
three small children.