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South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14

Some people grow under reepon-
sibility; others simply swell up.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14
THE MOAN SHOULD TRY TT

a Kiss ne printed on her lips.
And she made this grafton:
Please. please continue doing that
It boosts my circulation!"
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14
THE LATEST ON THE REF,R

Xhey empled the beer, II will be
recalled. in the county Jail alley
along side OF Frank Boone's Build
Ing and Loan association. One Of
our lynx eyed correspondents in
forms US that Frank Boone spent
four hours that morning frantically
trying 10 locate a plumber
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14

Jake Heckaulan never grows tired
telling the patients az his barber
shop how absent minded Fre5 r.
an. the electrical and traction mag
nate is. One time. according 10
Jake. his mind full OF business Fred
went home with his dog. lie put his
dog in his own bed and went out
and erawled into the dogs kennel.
lie didn't discover his mistake until
he got 20 barking during the night.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14
Cape Suits

At $500 you will find a
homespun and a plaid; at
$500 four-piece suit
with cape.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14
Tailored Suits

The navy blue Suit of
Poiret Twill or Tricotine IL
very good for town shop
ping or tailleur wear.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14

Sizes 8 to IA years. at
$1.25. All white washable
middies. good for sport and
school wear.
Sizes 8 to IA years, at
SI.o5. Plain white mid
dies, and white with red
or blue collars. Middies
that every girl will like and
will stand the hardest wear.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14
Chamoisette Gloves
SOC

(Reduced for Saturday.
in white only. These
gloves are a trifie soiled,
thus the low price, but can
be easily cleaned. They
are two-clasP length.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14

They're cool, comfortable.
smart-a combination that
WON en- will appreciate.
They are Suits that are in
dispensable for hot summer
days at $500.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14

(Reduced for Saturday,
in white and pongee, to
wear with summer dresses
and with short sleeve
blouses. We are closing
out our summer stocks IN
order to have room for our
new fall lines.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-14

(Reduced for Saturday.
These suits are of cool pa
jana check, with the built
up shoulder and bodice top
that is so comfortable.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
CATLETTsBuRG HIGH SCHOOL

AS a terminating feature to the
program OF deliberately interesting
school exercises which marked the
closing OF the public schools in Cat
.lettsburg this week, came the very
unique. Formally at the high school.
embracing the presentation Of prizes
and awards to students of the high
school who had received highest grades
for the past semester. The prizes
consisted of gold medal offered by
Supt. w. NJ. Wilson for the pupil who
had received the highest general aver
age for the year, a first and second
prize for boys who had received the
highest average during the. last Sc
mester and first and second prize
for the girls who had received the
highest grade during the last semester.
The latter prizes consisted of FIVE dol
lars in gold as a first prize and two
and half in gold as second. Prof.
j. B. Leech who offered the cash prizes
made the presentation speech. Winners
of the prizes for the boys were Muir
land Damron, first, and Lige Tabit,
second. For the girls, Ruth Estep,
first, and Charlotte Gaines. second.
Ruth Estep was the winner OF the in
dividual gold medal prize for highest
honors. Her yearly average was 96h
per cent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Paige Makes New
Worlds Speed Record

The Paige 6-66 Daytona model es-
tablished new worlds stock chassis
record for % miles on the cotati. Calf,
track sunday, May Tth. when II COW
cred the distance in 10 minutes and
% 95-i00 seconds, travelling at the ter
rife speed OF 96.sS miles an hour plus.
The most interesting and significant
feature OF this remarkable perform
anee Is the fact that In order 10 es-
tablish a new worlds mark for 20
miles the Paige had 10 shatter records
made by itself about one year ago on
the Uniontown, Pa, track. AT that
time It broke all worlds stock chassis
speedway records from s to 100 miles.
These records remained untouched and
even unchallenged until the Paige
tackled them on the California track.
The previous worlds record for 25
miles. set by the Paige itself was
t6:37:s4, or s0,1 miles per hour. so
that the performance In California
shows marked improvement over a
figure that no other car was able to
lower or even equal In a years time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Child Uninjured After
Train Passes Over Body

Living and uninjured after freight
train had passed over her body is the
unique experience Of nineteen months
old Josephine Dobbs OF Heller.
Josephine departed from her home
do some exploring. firing OF her
trip and unable to keep her eyes open
any longer. she dropped down on to
the railroad tracks. Curling up be-
tween the rails, she was soon fast
asleep, %
The next event in the fast Happening
chain was the engineers seeing her
after it was too late to stop. The trail,
ruinbled over her body. Engineer and
fireman thought that they would see
nothing but a mangled piece of human
flesh when they stopped the train and
ran back to the scene.
Instead the little girl was lying as
they had first seen her. apparently
uninjured. They picked her up and
after few moments she was revived.
She had received not scratch and
had only tainted from fright al being
awakened from her dreams by the
rumble Of the train above.
she was taken TO her parents and
the story OF her experience soon spread
ovxr the countryside. --Ashland indie
pendent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
U. S. Grand Jurors,
Catlettsburg Court

Grand jurors who were summoned to
act during the May term are: w. b
Yost, Catlettsburg; j. d. Patton, SOL
diers +, G. rrichard. Sandy Hook;
John Moore, Orkney; n, c. jackson.
Greenup; Vim Preston. Van Lear;
Lewis Chandler Lowmansville; o. H.
Apologize, Poplar Flat. Albert Ward.
Inez; George w. Blackburn, sheibiana;
George Kennedy, Farmers; John HUB
bard, Princess; W q. Johnson, Gray
son; $. r, Davidson. Preatonsburg; c..
], Hin, RUSSELL Lindsey conley. Paints
vile; 7. 5. Mcclure, Louisa: r.. NJ.
Smith vanceburg; j.. A. Bentley. Pike
VILE; S. b. Caudlll. Morehcad
Summons have been issued for sixty
petit jurors.
During this term OF Federal court
2o2 criminal cases left from last term
win be tried and also 95 new criminal
cases, one interesting case will be that
Of Joe Kish, Joe Boil. Joe Engry and
Victor Nlasuk OF Pike county. charged
with counterteitlng.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Pike County Men Found
Guilty Of Counterfeiting

Joe Kish, Joe Egry and Joe Boly OF
Belfrey, KY, were convicted In U. 5.
federal court in Catlettsburg Wednes-
day on charge of counterfeiting.
The Indictment against Victor
Vlosuk. also charged with counterfeit
ing, was nolied when he turned states
evidence.
Kish, Egry, Boly and Vlosuk were
Arrested at the home OF Egry at Bel
nrey, Pike county, after disagree
ment which vlosuk testified was caused
BY Boly's failure to pay ylosuk 500
which the former had borrowed, with
the promise vlosuk would be given
5000 in return. The arrests were made
by United States Secret Service agents
and West Virginia state police.
"Can talk?1 was asked by Victor
vlosuk as he took the stand to testify.
Without any examining questions be-
ing asked him ylosuk told his story
in broken English. Il made two trips
to the boarding house home OF Egry,"
he testified, after being asked to come
there to see the counterfeit money be-
ing mad. Kish was in the room with
Boly when was there. Later in
Williamson, Boly wanted to borrow
800 from me to pay board bill and
/ told him would lend it If he would
give me picture of himself and Kish
because If they did not pay me back
I would have them arrested for coun-
terfeiting,'" They had the picture
made and promised TO pay this money
back with an additional 500 of good
money. Boly offered me $4,000 but !
wanted good money. ! saw the plates
in Boly's room when was there also"
vlosuk came to America from Russia
eight years ago, he said.
When the arrest was made by the
United States Secret Service agents,
four faced plates of $40 Federal Re-
serve notes were found which had been
etched. Also large collection of
tools with which the counterfeiters
worked. Oyer the table in. the room
was high power light and under this
magnifying glass was hung. The
$40 notes were made under this glass.
The table on which the work was done
had pockets where the plates could be
concealed. The four brass plates pro-
duced in court as evidence were found
in the Dashboard around the wall.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
In Market For Wool
AT Fair Cash Price

We have big order fiied. We pay
big price. We have hustlers buy for
us in Johnson Pike. Morgan and Law
renee counties. We buy IN quantities
and make little profit. Turn dollars
and keep wheel rolling day and night.
Tub washed and picked wool No.
extra 35 cents; No. 33c 10. Clear
fleece white no burs. 27c 10; No. ? e5c
Our motto is 10 or. 10 h.. ioc cents
to dollar, We are reliable. ,nctning too
large, nothing TOO small II you don't
sell you lose money. We lose n we
don't We buy 10 encourage farmers
that raise sheep II any dealer buys
lower than our prices. they do not
favor sheep raisers.
We ship the factory thereby knock
ing out four middlemcn with one shot.
We forfeit $50 every time II we
should 20 back on word. You can't
build up nothing and leave on con-
idence. Confidence IL ahead OF gold
land ailver. II puts dollars in circu-
lation. No confidence, no value.
We have all kinds OF perlshabla
goods arriving, We are poor mans
friend. Coffee gone high. We sell
fresh meal from Big Sandy mill, II
Is the best,
oyeralls, standard. VIC bought be-
fore raise IL year old boy oyertiiS
s9c. 45e ana Soc pair. Mems shirts
Coo. We have shirts costing $500 a
dozen at 90 cents shirt.
We have honest men hauling for us
Big stock bacon, 1Sc mlddling. Big
stock Irish potatoes 1913 bushel Corn
chop to feed horses, l5c gallon.
we haVa nyOnd aarnuH horA xua wat. ~
sell, slightly worn. WIN sell and let
you haul IL out. BY Titles. for s45.
It's always been Pack agin the
world" Leading Blaine in prices.
Give us call. Fine shade. First
al night
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE CO.
II. !. Pack, Mgr. Blaine, Kentucky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Carter County Farms
And Town Property For
Sale on Easy Terms

The county OF fine Buriey tobacco.
fire clay. good coal and fine grazing
lind. The Midland Trail road runs
right through the county. G=ayaaa !s
the county seattle town OF the Prlch,
ard High School and regular Teach
ers Normal School. Carter county and
the town OF Grayson is building very
rapidly. new houses In course OF cree
tion, new brick business buildings
road work in this county build. and
new contracts to be let this coming
month, Prosperous growing town and
county. We have number OF farms
and town property. We only give one
or two in this ad In order TO show
what we have to offer the purchaser
can make money by buying.
Farm No. elias 500 acres more or
less. Located on Tygart creek. just 3
miles from G. & o. r. r, 900 acres IRE
clay OF No. ! quality. Has houses
from 4 TO 6 rooms each. barns, 6
good orchards fine water, 200 acres IN
grass. 200 acres FIRE saw timber OF ali
kinds, 200 yards OF school and church.
one store building. % acres bottom
land. Good nelghborhood Bargain and
n fortune for some one Mt only $500.
Terms. one half cash. balance /, aad
3 years.
Farm No. 67--Fas 1870 n. one room
house, barns. 40 acres bottom land.
40 a. woodland, good water about so
acres under cultivation. Three miles
from Grayson. $1,000 terms 10000
ieasii. i,uiuncc i, 2 and years.
Farm No. 7o--Has so acres. several
good orchards. house not very good.
one barn nearly new. Bargain at only
$500, on easy terms. Five miles from
Grayson. This farm we understand
has fine fire clay. 5-5-4t.
b AGBY & ROSE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
GraysOn, Carter Co. XIV.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Local and Personal.

Mrs. Alonzo Minis and Mrs, e. C
Walton, who have been at st. Elmo
Illinois, for the past several days are
expected home. !.
Judge j. H. Mcconnell and Mrs
Mcconnell, Mrs, Kent .Prichard and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Malone
are also there for treatment.
Mrs. George Gunnell, Jr., and Mrs
George Gunnell, ST., were visitors or
Saturday at the Kings Daughters
hospital in Ashland. They were call
ing on Mrs. Elizabeth Eldridge who
very successfully underwent an opera
ton performed by DR.. Paul Gronnerud
the last Of the week.
Mrs. ]. d. Sturgell Of Ashland has
as guests for this week her parents
Judge S. H. Burton and wife of Ellen
Lawrence county. Judge Burton IL
serving on the jury at Federal court
which is converting here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
City Teachers.

Teachers elected for the coming term
were: Mrs, Anderson Hatfield, Miss
Ava Arthur, Miss Ethel Smith, Mrs,
Geo. Mason, Miss Nell Layne. Miss
Willie Gaines Miss Matte o'Neal.
Miss Make lost, Miss June William
son. Miss Maggie Kelley. Miss Della
Douglas, Miss Coda Hammond. Miss
Elizabeth Ciinefelter principal Of sec
ond ward school, Mrs John Haney,
principal OF the fourth ward school.
Mrs. John NJ. York Miss Harriet Chat
field. Miss Ethel Litman Miss Hazel
Fannin. High school teachers elected
were! L. d. Shultz, principal, Miss
Esther Vaughan of Bagdad, Miss Eliza
Clay of Mason, Mrs. G. F. Adams Of
Catlettsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
To Honor Miss Hayes.

Miss Virginia Scholze and Miss
Sallte Burns were hostesses Saturday
afternoon at bridge party, given in
honor of Mrs. p. d. Powers Or Ashland
and Miss Vivian Hayes Of Louisa and
he affair was a most successful and
enjoyable one. White roses and White
peonies with their green foliage bore
out a white and green color scheme and
greatly enhanced the beauty of the
attractive open apartments. After the
close Of the playing lovely refresh
ment course was served. This con-
sted OF white and green brick cream,
white and green cake, coffee minis
md sailed almonds.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
TWO COUPLES JOINED BY
DOUBLE WEDDING IN PIKE

4 Pikeville, Ky.-Elmer Case, "a years
old, and Anna Spencer, 81, of Garrett,
and Rex Lawrence, 81 years old, and
Juanita Hatten, of jenkins, We're par
ties to a double wedding here. The
ceremony which was performed by
Rev. T. B. Ashley, was unique here in
that both couples were united by one
ceremony.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Reed Arrested on Cutting Charge.

George Reed, formerly a resident OF
Catlettsburg and who now claims that
his home is in Ohio, was arrested and
lodged in the county Jail on two
year-old charge OF cutting with intent
TO kill. A. ]. Compton was the victim
in the cutting ARRAY that happened
here two years ago and, while he was
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Dinner Guests.

On Saturday evening at the home OF
Or. and Mrs. w. A, Berry in Ashland,
Miss Betty Young entertained Miss
Alice buckingham and Miss Elizabeth
lob as her six o'clock Inner guests,
The hostess is remaining over in ASH
and until the close OF school, with DR..
and Mrs. Berry, after which time she
wiz join her mother and father, Mr.,
and Mrs. Tom Young, who are now
pleasantly located In Charleston.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
PikEvlLLE PosToFFIcE ON
HONOR ROLL TREASURY LOAN

Postmaster r. 7. Huffman of Pike
vile is in receipt Of letter from the
Fourth District, Federal Reserve Loan
Association, showing that the Pike
vile office is the only one in the State
placed on the honor roll for the sale
Of Treasury Saving Certificates
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
CATLETTSBURG
u. S. Court.

! faotables here for the converting of
Federal court are Judge A. NJ. ]. Coch-
ran, Sawyer A. Smith. U. S. District
Attorney; Harry MCGUIRE and Mr..
Bryson. assistant district attorneys OF
Covington; Miss John C. Billingsby,
clerk for the United States Attorney,
also of Covington; Roy B. Williams.
new U. S. Marshall; Flint Davis, new
deputy marshall; John w. Menzies,
". S. Clerk and Assistant Clerk Miss
Florence Hanley; John Malloy, federal
secret service agent Of Louisville, who
is here in the interest Of counterfeit
cases.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Boys Leg Broken.

A warrant has been issued for Harry
Thompson OF Mead's station charging
him with reckless driving in connec-
ton with the accident Saturday night
in which Wade Abrams. 16. of Ash
land, received a broken leg. While
Abrams, a delivery boy, was riding his
bicycle out Thirteenth street. he was
run into by an automobile which
threw him from his wheel and broke
his leg. The driver is alleged to have
paid no attention to the victim.
Thompson is charged with being the
owner of the car,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Mrs. Mealx Here.

Mrs. Mealy who came here from
Newport and addressed the missionary
Society at NJ. E. Church was enter
tanned while here by Mrs. w. b. Foley.
She left on the afternoon train for
Louisa where shes was to make an
address on Friday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
James Barnett Dies.

James Barnett, aged SO, died at his
home in the South Side Saturday. He
mad been i'll lopg time of tuberculo-
sis. The funeral was held Monday at
Catletts Creek and burial made in the
graveyard there.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
TO virsinia Beach.

Mrs. L. L. Walters and baby daugh-
ter, Julia j., OF Jenkins, were guests
of Mrs. j. N. Mcclure. Mrs. Walters
was Joined here by her husband Sat-
urday. The first of the week they left
for a two weeks vacation at Virginia
Beach.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Noonshine Still Seized.

A 50-gallon copper moonshine still,
two barrels of mash, and the arrest Of
Jean Porter were the net results OF an
early Sunday morning raid on Porter's
rome on Catletts Creek
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
NEW PosTMAsTERs.

James L. Blair has been appointed
postmaster at West Liberty Inspec-
tors have been detailed to investigate
with view to appointing postmaster
at Phelps, KY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
Open Theatre.

Walter Gaines, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gaines of this city, win open
his new playhouse, called the Praise
Theatre" at Elkhorn City this week
Mr. and Mrs. Gaines are very much
pleased with their new location.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26

Argi Pruitt, 80, and Maude Davis,
As Of Prichard, w. Va. were married
at catlettsburg few days ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
rlrnt Fashion Paper.

The first fashion paper for women
was published in Frankfort in the Six
tcenth century and written in Latin.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
oesord Succeeds stureiIi.

DIR. William DeBord was appointed
by the Boyd fiscal court to succeed
Or. ]. d, Sturgill whose resignation
was submitted as county health Off
Ger.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-26
WHO'S AREADa
y MARION {. LEiaAroN

y. iaal. 81 Meclure Newspapss syndiss,,
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
GUARD YOUR SAVINGS STAMPS

hold savings stamps amount
~ ing to hundreds of thousands OF dollars There
fore. the following OF warning by the New
York Herald, should be OF timely interest them
War savings stamps to the six hundred and
twenty-five millions of dollars will on the
hrst OF the The owners of these government OBJ
legations of small denomination will need their
guard 10 that after holding them for years
redemption proceeds do slip through their fingers
There more ways than in which the small
come parted and after New Years. The owners of
these securities can. in the language the day blow
this money They put 1t into things that will not
be exactly yet will be entirely worth while
They can give II the tender merces OF
stock jobbng sharper who, they cash in their
ing stamps, will be lying in wait for them with al
Turing tale of get rich quick investment gayly col
ored shares OF stocks OF value. That will be OF the
worst OF all.
The millions OF wage earners who lent their small
contributions the government TO help win the
and who went adding their bit TO the government
savings stamp after the did good service for
can continue their help to the government in its re-
financing of its maturing loans and do themselves
another good by exchanging their maturing stamps
through the banks and post offices for new United
states Treasury Saving certificates in which their
money earning interest from the national govern
ment will in the safest investment in the world.
That will be the best Of all.
It is incumbent upon all Delaware holders OF SUCH
stamps TO remember that they good as gold;
whereas many OF the stock certificates which will be
offered in exchange for them will not be worth the
paper upon which they printed.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
FOIBED!

FIrHE Loyal order of Americans organization tryini
Il to counteract the Ku Klux Klan grows rapidly
Quite natural, by the law Of cause and effect.
Every acion has equal and contrary reaction
And organizaton-for always brings into existence
an organization-aganst. Just question of time until
they cancel each other
1t is possible that the Loyal order OF Americans will
become powerful than the Ku Sux Klan Maybe
It will blot the khan existence. Then would come
third organization, the Loyal order OF
Americans.
Nature has shrewd way OF keeping everything bal
anced in the long The hot OF summer evapo-
rates water from the The drifts inland
condenses falls rain forms rvulets into creeks
on into rvers-and back to the sea-
The balance restored. the process again
You see this law working the activities OF people
society against always oppose the sociey-for
A political party comes into power with opposition
crushed the field to itself But things change.
Opposition sprouts up. grows until it control
from the old leaders. Democrats Republicans fol-
low each other in eternal cycle though the of
the parties change the centuries slip by.
Nature loves certain normal She insists on It.
Whenever humanity gets either above or below that
normal, nature starts evening things-restorng bal
ance. equilibrium.
The cycle destruction and restoraton-of balance is
what keeps men, collectively. busy TO grave
This natural law seems harsh TO the vsionaries. 1t
seems equally harsh the The vision
aries correspond to the water evaporatng from the
ocean. The conservatives like the rain rushing
vapor back TO its source the
The Law Of Balance works inexorably in all human
lives. When you get too happy and oonented, move
for the chances that you riding for
a fall" And when you down in the mouth and |
everything goes wrong keep heart for will
restore the balance and bring happiness the reaction
from misery
The sharpes razor dulls itself in shaving has
be sharpened again Such is life!