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plays and she read ono act from "A
bill of Divorcement' now running in .
broadway Theatre.
Mrs. John Kurrus will entertain all
tho one time and present members Of the
Lenox Card Club. Of which she was the
organizer. on Thursday at her residence,
is West 12ist street. It will be the
twentieth anniversary OF the club.
Barbara Frietchie Post, NO. 43, Arneri-
can Legion; Tank Corps Post, No. 175;
Naval Auxiliary Post, No. 1G, and
Greenwich Village Post No. 1s, will hold
an informal Halloween dance to-mor-
row evening In the ballroom Of the Hote,
Pennsylvania The proceeds will be
used for the relief of tho unemployed
ex-seryice mon and their families.
At the first meeting Of the Women's
Cooperative Club, Mrs. Henry Van Heed
president q tho board OF governors.
last week ~ the home OF the president,
81 Central Park West. plans were dis
cussed for tae first birthday musicale to
be held in tho near future. The proceeds
will be used Cor the endowment found.
A meeting for the election of officers
Of the New York Euphony Society, was
held on Thursday at the home OF the
president Mrs. James J. Gormley, sic
st. Marks place, Brooklyn. The society
has changed the days OF Its matinee
musicaies to the first Saturday of each
month, from November through April
The first musicale this season Will Re on
Saturday at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Tho Daughters of the Revolution.
Mira John Francis Hem.enway Regent
will hold its annual luncheon on No
vember 25 at the Hotel Astor.
The woman's Democratic Political
League. of which Mrs. Lillian r Sire
is president, held an entertainment. card
party and dance in the grand ballroom
Of the Hotel Commodore on Wednesday
evening.
The Associate AlumnS Of vaxsar
College will hold q luncheon in the
ballroom OF the Hotel Commodore Sat-
urday. Miss Helen Kenyon Of Pougli-
keepsie Is in charge of the event.
"Dutch Evening will be held by
the University Forum Of America next
Tuesday at the headquarters Of tho
club at sos West Ninety-third street
Arnold Van Couthen Piccardt Huizin-
ga, who Is known as the voice Of the
Dutch in America" will bo tho guest
OF honor and wilt epeak on The Meth
eriands, the Cradle OF Liberty" Young
women in Dutch costume will sins
Dutci, songs. and Miss Ruth Cowen.
pianist, in costume. win play Dutch
melodies. Prot. Herman NJ. Berne-
lot ofoens OF Holland will be chair
man OF the evening and Miss wilhel-
nina van Holland hostess. The fifth
annual "TIalioween party and barn
dance" and "Mardi Gras and Beauty
Contest" OF the University Forum was
hold last T,Iesday evening.
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A dance. concert and supper win be
given by the New York section OF the
Council OF Jewish Women on Decem-
Der IS at the Hotel Astor to raise
funds for the support OF its philan-
tnropic, religious. educational and
Anericanization work. Nine. Margaret
Matzenauer. soprano, Of the Metropol-
itan Opera House and Hans Kindler,
cellist, viii make up the concert pro-
gramme.
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a benefit performance will be given
at the Sam II. Harris Theatre on Sun
day evening November 1s. in aid Of the
Jewish Consumptives Relief Society,
which operates n sanatoriun- Mt Den.
yer. Col. where white plague sufferers
are treated free Of charge. Some time
ago a large building at this institu-
ton was burned down. and another IL
being erected in It's place. Money ia
needed 70 cover the cost or this new
structure.
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The Alumni Association OF st. Johns
Home, Inc. will hold It's third annual
dance on wednesday evening, Novem-
her 30. az Aibemarle Palace. AIbemarls
Road and F1atbusll avenue.
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Upon their return from England a
few days ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edmund HELEN announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Shirley
Semmes HELEN, to Mr.. Gordon Dana OF
this city and son OF the late Richard
Henry Dana and Mrs. Dana Mr.. and
Mrs. HELEN and their daughter are
now at tho Hotel Gramatan;; Bronxville.
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Fehcsrssls BY tho choral of Rubin
stein Club were resumed on Wednesday
in tho Waidorf-Astoria, where they will
be held every Wednesday morning dur
forruer musical director and tho latter
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Talks on current history will be given
by Mrs. Cora welles T-ow on Tuesday
at the residence OF Mrs. Leon
3 I'd L. Hill, 246 West End avenue. They
will be given weekly until March 2 In
-y,,siye
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Tho Virginia Society. OF which Mrs.
Frank Murray Tencl Is President, will
hold Its regular monthly meeting Friday
at the homo Of the Misses Lester. 20
West Seventy-first street. Miss Minna
Lester will be the hostess.
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Griesel and Miss Mary Wood. Moro
than 1900 women Of clubs are actively
working for the election OF Miss Boswell
as Register Of New York county.
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The Fresh Air Fund for Adult and
Elderly People held its regular social
and business meeting on Monday after
noon at the Hotel .Astor. Mrs. Alex
ander ]. Schwartz. the president, pre-
siding. A number Of chances wero sold
on an oil painting which was disposed
Of for "a member and won by Mrs. Card
ner Hirons of 552 Riverside Drive. The
for the ru-d has been set for Wedncs-
day, Thursday and friday. Mean
time all articles may be sent to Mrs.
NJ Hungerford. 143 West Ninety-sev-
enth street.
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The New York Theatre Club. Mrs.
Bello do Rivera president. will hold It's
regular business meeting next Tuesday
afternoon at the Hotel hssor. There
viii bo discussion of tho play ''Daddy's
Gone-a-Huntlng," which was attended
BY the members in body last Thurs
day. Mrs. Thomas Slack will lead the
discussion.
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A directors meeting of the Century
Theatre Club Is to take place at the
Hotel Commodore on Friday. Mrs. n.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

The engagements OF a sister and
brother to a brother and sister have
just been announced In the McTeigue
and Soners families Of Pelham. Mr..
Walter p. McTeigue OF Corliss avenue
has announced the engagement Of his
daughter, Miss Frances McTeigue, to
Mr. Thomas r. Somers. Jr., and that
Of her brother, Mr.. Walter j.. Nc
Teigue, to Miss Dorothy Somers has just
been made known by the latter's
father. Mr.. Thomas r. Somers.
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The Foster Mothers Association, Mrs.
Philip Simon president, met at the I5o-
tel Astor on Monday afternoon and re-
ports woro given BY the different COM
mittees. Mrs. Victor Opper reported
that they had increased their scholar
ships from six to twelve-that Is. paying
the school pension 70 mothers for chill
dren more than IS who could not other
wise be kept IN tho public schools. The
committee for distributing milk to un-
dernourished children In the schools re-
ported that they have added a number
OF open air schools to the number they
were already supplying.
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The Congress Of States Societies hold
a reception at the Union Social Centre,
233 West Forty-eighth street, on
Wednesday.
Mrs John T.. Sheppard Of S07 West
Sc, enty-nlnth street was chairman and
was assisted by Mrs. Frederick c. Gay.
Mrs. David b. Luckie, Mrs. 4. d. Lock-
hart and Mrs. Charles d. Hirst-
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

Miss Eleanor Markell win give her
fifth series Of twelve talks on current
history during the fall and winter at tho
Plaza Miss Markell has Just returned
from a five months tour through Eng
gland, Ireland, Belgium, France, Spain,
Italy. Czecho-Slovakia, Austria, Hum
gary, Jugo-SIavia. Bulgaria, Constan-
tinople and Greece and has made q
special study for years Of various In
tornationsl subjects. She will give her
first lecture on November II.
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The Legislative League. Mrs. Thomas
Slack president. will hold its next meet
Ing at the Hotel Astor on Thursday af-
tornoon. Tho programme viii be of a
political nature. Mr. Robert T.. Lewis,
Republican leader OF the Eleventh AS
scmbly district. will speak about the
Republican views Of the Mayoralty CAM
paig1i, and DR.. James Hamilton, Com
missioner OF Correction, will expound the
Democratic ideas.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

Tho New York Euphony Society. Mrs.
James J. Gorinley president, will present
Miss Dicie Howells. soprano: Francis
Moore, pianist and Calosero Gorgonc.
yfolinist. at the first matinee musicale
Of the season. TO be given on Saturday
afternoon in the Waidorf-Astoria at
o'clock. This will be the first appear
ance Of Mr.. Gorgonc IN America.
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plays and she read one act from "A
BILL of Divorcement'' now running in .
Broadway Theatre
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

The Society Of Illinois Women in New
York, Mrs. Thomas Slack. president
held It's first meeting OF the season on
Thursday at the WaIdorf-Astoria. Mrs.
W. IL Hamilton. vice-president OF tho
Navy Club. gave an address on when
Parents Are n Handicap Mrs. Hamil-
ton also explained the $4,000 endow-
mont for the Navy Club that is planned
by tho Illinois Society. Mrs. Thomas
Slack is chairman OF this committee for
tho society.
Mrs. James Grinith sang a group OF
songs, some of her- own compositions.
accompanied by Mfy. A. H. Parshurss
at the piano. Miss Gertrude Brooks ga,e
lecture on the Adaptation OF Period
Furniture to American Women zIl-
dred Holland spoke IN Personality IN
Voice, Poise and Charm Mrs. Ruth
Helen Davis, playwright compared tho
old mays Of England with the modern
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Minerva Club, Mrs. Howard MacNutt
president. will hold it's first business
meeting and reception OF the season to-
morrow mt tho waldorf-Astoria. Dur
ing the absence OF the president the
second vice-president. MRS. John Francis
Yawger. will preside. Mrs. Robert
francis Cartwright win be chairman Of
the day. Among the gucets OF honor
will be the New York state and City
Federation presidents. Mrs. Walter s.
Comfy and Mrs. Richard Chapman !;
Arias Helen varick boswell. Mrs.
Charles III. Griffin. the Rev. Ior. Horaco
Percy silver and Mr.. Ralph EASY. Miss
Boswell will talk upon some Matters
of Interest to Women" and Mr.. EasIey
on Disarmament" Mrs. Madeleine
Reeves Godfrey will give q reading and
there will DO violin numbers by Katha-
rine CavaiIi. and barytono numbers by
Donald Feser. Grover Tildcn Davis VIII
be at tho plano.
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TUSCOLA

wheat fields are turning golden and
the fluctuations in the wind make them
truly beautiful.
Messrs. Perkins and Kitchen OF Cat
lettsburg were here Sunday.
Rev. w. o. Beatty OF Louisville preach
ed at Oiioville saturday night and
sunday morning to large congrega-
tons. After Sunday school Sunday ev-
ening the ordinance OF baptism was
administered. Monroe Webb being bap-
tized by immersion.
His aged father. the venerable a. y.
webb and his mother were present
when he was baptizd. A large eonbre-
"a ton witnessed the ordinance which
was very impressive.
Bernard, the little son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lowell Thompson, died at Holden,
w. va, last week and was brought
| here for burial He was laid TO rest In
The watson burial ground TO await the
resurrection morn. He lacked Few
days Of having reached his second
milestone on lifeis highway but he mad
endeared himself to all with whom ne
lhad come In contact and his smile
and childish prattie had made last
ting impression. While playing ON the
stage OF life he acted his part wen and
| at the close Of an early life he stepped
across the gulf into eternity.
Al vacant seat will bring Sad mem
cries to the bereaved and the tear
stained cheek can never be as bright
as it was when the little one played
about the house.
After all it may be best to cross ths
gulf in early life. We know not. Nc
one knows. In our deepest SORROW W.
try to look beyond. We cry and tn.
only answer that comes to US Is, Goo
does all things well. The pereaves
Ihave our deepest sympathy
A large number OF citizens have beer
attending court.
| Hon. w. 4. Cain passed through her
last week looking after his candidacy
His charming personality makes hin
friends wherever he goes.
OLD LEM JUCKLENS.
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GALLUP

We are glad that our ..n......
Mr. :. Z, Mcclure was abir N ~. ..' Y
@ sunday school SUNDAY. y ~
az, and Mrs. J. Il. Mcs,luy. I. ~
Iamiiy were the dinner euoefs Il ~,
ana Mr& y 2, Mcclure sunday n
II Miss Clara Myrtle chllders -. :.
rlnn.r guest Of Misses Enc, ~ W.
Elizabeth Beleher Sunday e..e
Miss Rose Trader .wns cans. IS.
ei,ss hazel Han Sunday aftsrnoon ~
MISS Louise SS.a,....es F,.f,rrrr,, ls,..s7.r
saturday after few ds,s v5S,t ,,,',.
relatives al Richardson. "t.n|
"e e tFoHn spent SUNDAY aim "
!. MISS Alice Ensllie .sss s,....s..
Miss Nary chiidefs SUNDAY ~
Misses Pauline. Irene ana No.. -.
s.,.... .rre returned iipme Wondnt
p,,s s n-ss neen visiting Ara Arthur
Misses daisy Lee ana I.ue,,.. u:
s,ure returned homo last weet f~,,...
. 1870 where they have boon nttnd,n~
Misses Elizabeth ana Ethel p.,.k..
spent sunday night With srlae r,e
Myrtle chiiders. t'.s
MfAy Shiidrrs ana John Ncf.nn...
y gainesville, Ohio. arr exneeti,,- =,
Misses Pauline ana Ifene Moo.
sere calling on Clara M rh,,t-.
tuesday afternoon.
BLUE EYES.
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ULYSSES

eo.Iy 20 hear OF the death OF little
Isle Preston Of Lowmansville.
mrs. Mold Hannah was calling on
rs. Hattie Davis Sunday. -
MIS- Henry Borders Is on the sick
MISSES Ollie and Corinne Davis were
ling on Laura Boyd Sunday.
In EMMA Boyd was visiting Maeeie
spD Sunday afternoon.
nr. ana Mrs. A. Borders are NOV
to West Virginia.
'.n Alice Boyd was visiting Mrs.
'ie Young Sunday.
WIT Young Is quite sick.
a a' oeorgie Clay was IN Louisa last
!. :. Austin attended the burial Of |
ZION treston's little daughter at
Sunday. f,7rrn< :
/
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A son, weighing 10 IL pounds
born to Mr.. ana Mrs. Clay d. !
on Tuesday, June Z. The boy has
named Clay Robert. He ID the 81
son Of Rev. w. Fl. Davenport. diI
srperintendent Of the Ashland d
Of the NJ. 4. Church. his mother
ing been before marriage Miss I
Davenport.
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lPIKEVlLLE


Jailer Morris' Wife
Takes Prisoner 70 Pen.
Something which never occurred be-
fore In the history Of Kentucky was
the escorting to the state penitentiary
~ Frankfort of q convicted man by a
woman. Jesse Stiltner was sentenced
% serve two years in the penitentiary
~ Judge Hanover for housebreaking.
Mrs.. Morris, wife OF Jailer Jake Nor
ria. volunteered to take the prisoner
nnassisted to Frankfort SO Sherim
Stewards had her sworn in as regular
deputy sherif. and last week, with the
nriSoner handcuffed she started ana
arrived there safe with her prisoner
ana turned him over to the proper au-
thorities. On arrival at the depot az
FRANKFORT, she released him from the
handouts and took him the balance OF
tie way unaided. The officials of the
prison commended her Tor the nerve
displayed in bringing q prisoner all the
xrav from Pike county to Frankfort
alone. Being woman, and deputy
sheriff and in charge Of a convicted
man she created quite furore In the
office Of tie warden ON her arrival
This Is the only case Of this kind
that eyer occurred in he mountains
OF Kentucky il not in the whole State
Mckinley Justice Buried Sunday.
Mckinley Justice, who lost his life
while In line OF duty in France. was
buried Sunday at 1880 on upper Chloe
creek under. the auspices fthe Amer
lean Legion Post No. 81 The body
arrived here Saturday from New York
lie was brother Of Mrs. w. 7. Grif-
nth Of this city in whose care the body
remained after it's arrival here. Thirty
members Of Post No. SO. American Lee
zion Of Pikeville. accompanied the
body to the grave
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

Col. Isaac Richmond Of the Isaac
Richmond company and president Of
the Bank Josephine lies dangerously M
OF Brights disease I'M the Good Sa-
maritan hospital, Cincinnati, and ply
sirians Tear the outcome.
Col. Richmond is 70 years old ana
has been In business for 50 years meet
ing with marked success. He is q man
Of sterling character. and Is generally
much beloved among Prestonsburg
people.
Prayers are being offered for his re-
covery especially among the members
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South OF which he has ever BEEN o
faithful member.
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AR. and Mrs. L. e. Payne hal
their beautiful bungalow, s22 81
Ashland. to Tom Smith and WI
possession next Monday. Mr, fii
Payue are 70 be in future with
c. scngsr. Mrs Payne's father
home cetb and winchester. 4
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n. z. Church Notes

nj. {. Church Notes.
Our church Is getting many crafty
ing results from the darbin Watson
Cray meeting, forty-two new names
were forwarded last week as subscrib-
crs to our church paper II is easy to
preach to church paper reading peo-
PIE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

Here From Piksville.
James Hatcher. capitalist who had
been TO Ashland 20 visit his nephew
Andrew ]. TtiInble, who Is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis a
the Kings Daughters hospital, Aah.
land. passed through returning 70 Pilt'
vile. Mr.. Hatcher Is preparing 4
erect a $3.50 900 hotel at PikevIlle. AH'
drew Trimble. his nephew. who reside
with him near Pikeville Is son p
Hon. James Trimble, prominent bank
er and business man OF Washingtor.
d. c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

Master Elliot Flanery vent
Vile to join his sister. Mrs.
Parker for a few days visit
visit little Miss Barbara ma
son and numerous other frief
there /
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Whiting SOM
Mrs. Julia Wells OF Paints
Visiting her son. Mr.. J. p. II
ham and family and her sisv
Josephine williams in Ashlane
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pg Sandy News published wae,,,
uisa. KY. for April /, 1871.
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Ihat the names and addresses ~
publisher, editor, managing editor
business managers are,
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CATLETTSBURC
Or. ". /. Cantor.

DR.. w. /. canter OF Ciarksburg. filI-
ed the pulpit at Southern Methodist
church sunday forenoon and evening
He is great preacher, a strong the
ologIan, brilliant and eloquent. All wert
delighted at having the opportunity Of
hearing him. He ntfciated at the
morning service ~ the baptisml q
his name sake Donald CAnrer tf'
beautiful baby boy OF Rev. and Mrs
ISeyser. Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser Of Wayne
county and Mrs. Miller OF Huntington
were present at the baptismal. as th'
attractive subject Is their newest gr't''s
son.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

Z srs,s Louisa National Bank is laying
a new concrete sidewalk n front and
alongside its building
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

on the line with the crew TO set poles
About one half hour after he went to
work they were putting pole in place
and in some way the pole fell strik-
ing him, the cross-arm Il the pole mt
ting him nthe head. 1t was thought
for awhile he had been killed He was
rushed to an Ashland hospital and re-
ports say he is improving
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Darby Hayes.
Miss Anna M. Darby, this city. and
Clarence NJ. Hayes, scottsdale, PENN
were married at the home Of the bride
here, DR.. Record. officiating. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. ".
Darby. The bridal pair left for an ex-
tended trip to the Great Lakes and
New York.
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Aoouissed OF Murder.

After being out five minutes a jury
In the circuit court last Saturday
brought in verdict OF not guilty IN
the case OF John ID. Clark charged with
the murder OF Curticc Justice.
Clark shot Justice April rs. when the
two met on Morgan Fork OF Little iitii
creek. There were no eye witnesses.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

Robert II. Lucas. U. S. Collector Of
Internal Revenue for Kentucky. has
rendered to Martin ID. Powers OF this
city the position OF Zone Deputy Col
hector with OFFICES in Ashland.
Mr.. Powers is considering the ap-
pointmen and left for Louisville for
conference with Mr.. Lucas
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Y Misses Magdalene and Lottie Mae
Rogers, who graduated at Ward Bel
mont at Nashville last "Wednesday
came home Friday evening News.
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sworn to and subscribed before me
2 9Th day Of June 1921.
=. a BURGESS. Notary Public.
~ commission expires Jan. 23, 1924.
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f 4. e the Ownership. Msnso..
T.: Circulation, Etc. required 81
Nes o. censrsss Of August q.