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|nROOMCORN GROWERS
~ STATE OilCANlzE

clsatoe. Jusy M Temporary sor.
xanisssion ~ tho hrecueorn wFcw
|egs of Western oklAhrm.. ms s~sw
perfsessA la,o tho Western uti~hatnk
'Rroom Corn brewers A<soeiAtion.
foliovins meeting n growers frcsm
all parts az tho section here
Lester Mlll. Of stvns CITY. Rossr
|Nnla eoauty, waa elected temporary
chairman ~ tho As.oTlatlpn A res-
u,anens hoard az directors viii "
slsctsa "a latter meeting "a I'm
association a svMs mxId, tsll0wfnk
The report ~ tho nomination sosa-
mitise
I Tho organization ~ thu broom ezra
xrowrra Az result N esnsist~ns
plarnlrs ~ II q K~un~dy prrsidsat
|cf the state organization. who pvs.
sif~f ever The meeting horn.
wcrs viii hv earriad On similar
lines % those of tne utiahpma costcr
Growers sssvhtion. u ~aa sAld
CO operative msskstlnK " hfoaiu
corn viii be III. main proviainn
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ItE
Ter taat. IAlYthRr atv wllh ls.~
~ i relish. Ia tls Ahs' wns ths or
tainty thar shere swr mon know hiss~~
W. ni leaxt hnrM alnug hsnt~n ~nnd th4sf
shry did n"t frsls, hss prcsrncr Nes
wsre his suspicious lanr In helnE ful.
fiiet Hnrdiy mad he reached the
hall. whes, she heekoulnr eyes of
Mother Howard slinaled 10 him In
xsnetiseis he waited lnF the other
diners 20 pass him then lookcd eager.
IL toward Moghef Howard az sho once
more approached
Il ann't know what soure doing
here" came shortly. bat ! want a. )"
fAlrehiid sstalaht.ned There Isn't
much 10 tell ynss" tyr answered aulssl-
". ~Als father left ni~ the nlue ronpy
nrne IN his viii, I'm here tn work H."
aknnw anything about minInKr'
-Nnt thing,
.y,r ths people you're liable 10 have
20 huck up aEainstY"
Every litf'er
sThen. SON" and Mother Howard
laia d Kindly hand on HIS arm, what.
ever you do. keep your plans 10 ,our
SELF and don't talk Too much And
what's more II you happen 60 ret
into communication with nllndese
nofenan ana Taylor itlli. iic your
head on. Maybe you saw 'em, a sandy
haired fellow and a bis man with q
black mustache. sitting NJ the back
az Tie roomfs Fnlrrhlid nodded,
well. stay away from them, They
belong 10 'Saiinf RodaInc. Know
him1
SHE shnt the question sharply.
Again FairchIld nodded
"f'se heard the name who Is heT'
A voice called 10 Mother Howard
from the dining room. She turned
away, then leaned close 70 Rohert
ralfrhild. ~Iie's 4 miner and hes aI.
ways heen miner. Right now. he's
lna ed mp with some of the biggest
people IN town, Ilc's always been d
man TO be afraid % and he was your
fathers worst eneniyl"
Then. lceyinr Fairchlld staring after
her. she movcd on IS her duties In
the kticlen
Ito be conilnuccs
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WHERE TO
REGISTER

Following are namex u roxlstrsss
In city and county aud places where
bccks are kept
Aaseicre rs~elnct i-~wm How.
trnd. rtcssanf valley
Antelope l'seclnes = ~. aIafsin Coy y
Nofsh clmrnaon -sf n lsesman.
South clmmsron ~ A sssrs,
Meridian.
Hear crcek walter wilson. uush I.
rte h y. n.
Guthrie Rescella iIuiphens, uush
rte " y d
cits ~ 0uthrfe
ward 1. rreeinra David sowcfs,
Ices East Noble.
Ward 4. prestms - John nishap,
Ella East Villas.
Ward .. preeimt i-sA. L.. Brown.
iis East Oklahoma Ave.
Ward !, Precinct a.s-J q. Krosxsf.
icp Eas, warner
Ward 2. rreclnct n A. Hunter,
Ger, Harrison and rroad
Ward 4. Precinct a. Frank pIaratt.
Corner Pharmacy.
Ward 4. Precinct i~-J. A. Nelson
TnS We@t Noble.
Ward 1. rrecinct 9~-Mamd panIeis,
|6ls West Harrison.
Ward s-~A. ~ Morsy. 1871 wast
washington
lows rwp L. u, Johnson. La,her
Route |. Box Is.
sprinrvalc Twps~-'N. G, McEwen.
Meridian X. " ID,
seward n G, Crosslcy. seward
Springer Richard radEhsm 0uih !.
|rlr 7, n u.
I.cDrOn Tvp..~rhos. nibbs. Mai.
|haii n q
cs>ar rrcstnct i-Robt Hand.
|cock, Nayina n. 4
Cedar, Precinct a-~Chearey isaasr'
Crescent H. o
Crescent. preelnc, Geo. Wells,
Crescent.
Crescent, rrccInc, a~t'iaud ! Hart
- 'F'tn'. st 4a s44. 4s.t4sk.
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INDIAN ADMINISTRATIONS
IN BITTER SCRAP

Okmuigcc, Juhy 3i~-open war
fare beswoen tho 0kmulgee county
court and the local Indian sgcncy,
has been declared by Judge rIugh
tfHrphy 'rhs dacnrsjHm fol'Dwsti
fcccipt OF q better from tho jndsan n
department here. by 0eorgs NJ.
Swift and Harwood Kcaton. receof-
w appointed admhhl rators ~ tho
date Richmond Igir'sr The kett~'
refused to turn over 10 ths adminis-
TRAITORS funds of tho estate.
After being shown tho istter.
Murphy hss,ied " statement IN
which he said his court would rs+
fuse TO recognize the Indian agency.
Of any OF the officials.
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chAprER "

Wondcr,nenf which cot nowhere.
The snerinrs car returned before Fair
child reached the bottom Of the grade,
and again stepped to survey the scene
Of defeat
dangerous charactsrf@ Fsirchiid
hardly Knew why ne asked the ques
sion. The sheriff smiled grimly.
III II was the fellow we were after.
he wss plenty dangerous. We we're
trailing him on word from Denver
described the car and said he'd pulled
Z daylight hold-up on a pay-wagon
for the Smeiter comrany NJ when
the car went through Golden. we took
up the trail a couple Of blocks behind.
He kent the same speed for a little
while nntl one n my Deputies rot
iitsie anxious ard took shot at a
tire Man. how he turned on the Juice,
thought that thing was a Jack rabbit
the way II went rp The hill guess
IT'S rs back Ia the ONCE
The automobile w~nf its wsy then.
and Falrchlld his. xilli wondering
And 20 thoroughly did the incident en-
gross him that IL was mot until truck
had come TO fun stop behind him.
ard 4 driver mingled shout with the
foofine Of his horn. that he turned to
allow It's passage.
Didn't hear you. old man." he apol-
cgized. Gould you give fellow a
iiftr
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Norman. July 2i.-pklahoma unl.
vcrsity Il turning out new pro
duct A. the present summer session
athletic coaches.
Forty students are enrolled III thn
Athletic coaching class. according I,
Hugh v. MeDermoit, conducting the
class.
The class ~ coaches Ii romposol
o. Sooner letter men, normal
.school athletic stars. school super
intcndcnls and principals. and hsgn
school bcus, Tho course 10 good for
one credit hour. requiring field work
six DAYS a week,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

iron Mound lrAvA SeklSkin4
fA~riv rwp<~f.llllo nrearpA - ~
StarxhAlt ~ n Ilmrns Mxttno
MuIhaAi.~@w. II. s6stAs~x mxf@nsL
o~k View frank uenny. Iovu4
orfanao. .-sIf. I. Morris. ovlaseo
Sprsmx Cresk John Cof&Wxtl.
NsyInA III I.
noss lllli &. o. fsocos. MuItnlI
woodland n~rsh~ nrisss. uxtA.
rte H. n n
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
loNE HOTEL

n. A. Rutrodf, Newton, kansas;
r. W. Amos. oklahoma 'JNy: w.
u. Bowier, Oklahoma Cry; w. J
Bern. KansaR City: X. &. Brandon,
Coyinston. KY. Gny keilstt, Okla.
homa City; w. r. Chambers. CHI
csgo; u. r.. Cash, Dallas; l.. J.
Bennett, Enid; II. H. Anderson and
wife, Tulsa; y J. i,radIey, ok'n-
hona City; Lloyd Dorm. oklahoma
CITY: i n. Johnson, Dallas; -
Daniel. Chicago; Albert Brsnsor
Enid: D. l.. Beach. Oklahoma City;
r L. Whitaker. Oklahoma city: w
g. Fletcher. RI smith; o. y. Laugh,
Cleveland; J. u Walter. Enid: A,
n. Wilson aud wife, OkIanoma CITY:
&. X. Gordon. Oklahoma City.
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against the law. why on earth was she
willing 70 part with ten dollars mere.
" Ia save few moments IN changing
tire and thus elnde sheriff. III
there had been nothing wrong. could
not moment Of explanation have sat.
isned anyone Of the facts
II was too much for anyone. and
Fairchlld knew II Yet. he clung grim.
~ to the mystery as the truck ciat.
tered on. mile after mile. A small
town gradually was coming into view.
A mile more. then the truck stopped
with 4 Jerk.
@where you bound for. rardnerr'
"Ohadi.~
That's Il, straight ahead. turn
on here. Mlnera"
Fairchlld shrugged his shoulders
and nodded noncommitialiy
"lnsf thought ia ask Plenty of
work around here for single and
double jackers. ThIngs arn beginning
to lock up hit--~st least In silver"
Thanks. DO you know good place
10 StorY"
syeh. Mother Howara's boarding
house. Everybody goes there. sooner
or later. Youll see Il on the left hand
side " the street before you ret 10
The main block. Good old girl: knows
how to treat anybody In the mining
game from operators on down. She
was here when mining was minlng."
FalrchIld lifted his bag from the
rear Of the vehicle. waved 4 farewell
10 the driver and started into the sil.
lare And then the vision ct the girl
departed. nomehiarily. TO give place
10 other thoughts. other pictures, cf q
day long gone.
The sun was slantIng low. throwing
deep Nb~apws from the hills into the
lille valley with its chatterinr. milk.
white stream. softening the scars of
the mountains with their great refuse
dumrs: reminders Of hopes Of twenty
years before and Al bare ~ yegeta-
ton rs In the days when the pick ard
gnd and drill Of the prospecior tore
the rock loose from ITS hiding faaee
under the surface ~ the ground The
scrub pines Of the almost barren
mountains took on fluffier. softer
tore: the iuttiug rocks melted away
into their own shadows: II was 4 pic.
ture Of peace and of memories
And II had been here that Thornton
Falrchild. back In the ninetles had
dreamed his dreams and fought his
tight A sudden crsmplng caught the
sons heart. and n pounded with some
thipg akin 10 fear. The old forebod.
Ing Of his fathers letter had come
upon him. the mysterious thread of
that elusive, Intangible Thing great
enough to break the will and resist.
snce e strong man and turn him
into 4 weakiIng silent, white-halred
sitting BY d window. waiting for
death What had II besny Why had
Il come upon his fatheri How could
u be Fought He brushed away the
beady perspsrstion with ! gesture a.
most o. anger. then with Ink os r.
lief turned in RI smnll white gate
toward bsr. rambling building which
proclaimed itself. ty the sign % the
door. to be Mother Towards boarding
house.
moment of waiting then he faced
. gray-haircd. kindly faced woman.
who stared at him with ~'midc-open
eyes rs she stood. hands On hips he
fore him.
~Trnt you tell me don't know
ron. III you alnt Fairchlld. I'll
never feed another miner corned beef
rnd cabbage As long ~ live Amt
yvu. nowr~ she persisted. "aint you
ralrrhiids"
The man laughed In spite os him
.1..s..
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"A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame hack rhcuIaa-
usm. irregularities OF the kidneys
and bladder Regulates bladder
troubles In children. II not sold by
druggists mail sl,-5. Small bottle
cften cure. Send Tor sworn testi-
moniaIs. pr r. W. Hal. 1886 Olive
Street. st. Louis, Mo.
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keif. 'Yeu GUESSED ~
~lon'e Thornton faIfVhilsi's hny r
she bad reached cat for HIS hansiha Z.
and then. busting about him, drew
him Into the hig ''raflor." "pldut
knov yoa the minute saw xans
Land. you're the picture u your dad'
Sakes .livc. hcw n hev
There wn< moment ~ silence.
Fairshiia found himself suddenly halt
ing and hoyish a. NJ stoed before her.
"fier he's gene. Mrs Howard"
'leAAy' She pint up both hands.
~it don't seem rossihle And me ~
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Al Wichita raeentiy saw for the
Iiirss time discarded saso tIfs sist
ID tree hy lonx rcnv. making y
sort bf u s~Anx In 4 sosstze of
weeks this type cf t'oy~mAde swInx'
had spread avsr sha whole s0uhiry
INA enma one hny think VI Vi firns
and Pass sh~ word aionK. pr ai'l The
hoys ail think NJ n a. the s~me
|amr7 Personally nal#ariha ~ TIM
theory N spontsneous inspirstion -
victor Musdsck
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Fby The HNfHtkH Fffss
81. Louis, No. July n Seventy
two car cleaners, smpIoycx of thu
Terminal railroad and Eight roads
which do their car clcaning iafis !
pendently dr tho Treihuinn1t rtnrk
yesterday on orders of thcIr nation
Al Officers. The men said they hid
no gr~viancc. but went out IN
sympathy with striking shopmsn
Railrosl ofSntais said Ahey wouIsi
have no trouble in replacing them
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okiabom1 City. Juiy si,-Ths state
tsrnyard goif--hcrss shos pitchine--
tournament, held IN CHICAGO BY lnis-
oIs enthusiasts has nothing On OK
iahoma followers of the ssms.
The okiabouu State Horseshoe
PITCHING Association ~ bsts form 4
- obfIaog5 slppem1. anA plsqo ~
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here This win b. held sarnx the
state fa.r.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

The prices will sell the goods.
Cash for all and all for Cash.
All to go. No reserves. No
limit. Car will be given away
Saturday night, July LIST.
Boost your favorite contestant
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
SHANNON BRANCH

There was quite a surprise on Blew
ms Branch on the the Goth In the
nuptials OF Miss Elizabeth Childers
and Willie HiHklo. Tho bride Is the
pretty daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
ChUders and Is loved and respected by
all who know her. The groom lN the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hinkle and
Is also very much liked and respected
A very impressive ceremony WIS per
formed by Rev. Gilbert Miller. \ we'd
ding supper was served Ht the brides
home. Only a few intimate friends
wcrr present. They have the good
wishes OF the entire community.
Several people. from here attended
the meeting at Dave Mlilcrs sunday
Hausel GanhoOsc who has been In
Ohio has returned home
Mrs. John Hickman and children ana
Mrs. Liss Hickman and daughter, Eer-
nice, were the wedding guests OF their
niece. Miss Elizabeth Childcrs.
Rev. Dave Allen Hays and Row. Jno.
Vanhoose viii preach here tho fourth
sunday. GREY EYES.
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TUSCOLA

Pastures are very dry and In places
water Is very scarce. Some farmers are
driving their stock long distances TO
water ..,
II is 100 dry TO SOW wheat so farm
ers Will wait patiently for rain before
doing this work
Sorghum making will soon be a
thing Of the past for this season.
Add Warrox and others OF Floyd
county were here last week with some
fine mountain cattle.
Mrs. Sarah Watson accidentally fell
and sustained some painful bruises
last week.
The young people here are looking
forward to pleasant evening at Oliu-
Vile Saturday the eth, at the ice
cream festival The proceeds are to
go for the benefit OF the church.
Fred Thompson returned to Cincin-
natl Saturday where he has a lucra-
tive position.
Some Of our citizens have gone to
the coal folds and other places for
employment and some will not work
any where
A large number Of our people seem
TO have colds and cough Ike they had
influenza
Any one wanting to spend pleas
ant evening come to OliOvlllc Satur-
day evening.
OLD LEM JUCKLENs.
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GALLUP

The farmers club is progressing
nicely. Everybody is taking a part,
so we hope to have great success.
Sorghum making is all the go here.
Mrs. f. W. Chapman is some better
after a long Illness.
Mrs. J. NJ Irwin was in Ashland
Thursday.
Mrs W. VI. Carey and Mrs. Frank
Childers were business visitors in
Louisa Monday. -. .
Misses InCz Kendall and Clara Myr-
tie Childcrs have returned from More
head where they visited the lattcr's
brother Mr.. and Mrs. @. f., ChlldePB.
Miss Pauline and Raymond Mcclure
went TO Paintsville last week where
they entered Mayo college.
70 Gladstone Borders of Graves Shoals
spent the week end with relatives at
this place. .....
Miss Clara Myrtle ChiIders Is at
tending the Louisa High School. She
was n student there last year.
Miss Inez Kendall returned TO her
home In GAINESVILLE Ohio. after a Wis
u TO her sister, Mrs. Frank Childcrs
OF this place. s-..
p. A. 5. Gilkerson of Onutt was here
last week. ..
Mr.. and Mrs y. c. Belchcr have re-
turned to their home at FIT. Gay after
visit 10 reiativ-s ut this place.
BRIGHT EYES.
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HEWLETT, w. VA.

School is progressing nicely at this
place. ....
William Carroll and Clyde McCom-
mas were the Sunday guests Of Cecil
Hewlett
.Goebel Hensley spent Saturday and
Sunday at fullerton.
Hiram Billups left Sunday for Nor
ton. Va, where he has employment.
Miss Florence LOar and Miss Ruth
Hatcher attended church at Tabor $
creek Sunday night
Miss Nellie Billups spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Ella Rice.
Miss Amorse Lester was calling on
Mrs. Cecil Hewlett Saturday.
Mrs. Elba Dean and Mrs. Eli Hatch
er were shopping in Louisa Saturday
Harry WeIlman was the week END
guest Of his sister Mrs. Mary Billups.
Anderville Hanley was the Sunday
guest of Miss Ida May Lester.
Irene. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben BelIomy. who has been very
low with diphtheria, is some better al
this writing
James Billups spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Cecil Mullins Of Akron, o.. is expect
ed to visit friends and relatives here
in the near future.
Robert NanhOose paid home folks a
visit Saturday and Sunday.
LYING BILL.
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HICKSVILLE

Bean huIlIngs are all the go now.
Sorry to hear o fthe death OF uncle
Andy webb.
Hernia +. Ifnkcrto', was the sat
urdaY night guest OF llJlle Stella Nc
Kinney.
Henderson Thompson of Jattio made
his usual call at this place sunday.
Congratulations to MIR and Mrs Iu-
ther Holbrook
Mrs. Mamie Hicks and children were
visiting Mrs. Martha Wilson Saturday
and Sunday
Lula VI. Caldwell and Hernia T.
Pinkerton were calling on Odra Hicks
Sunday evening.
Henderson Thompson Lula Caldwell
and Hernia Iinkcrton attended the
meeting At Harve Crubtree's sunday
Emmett Holbrook who is employed
at Holden. W. Va, is expected home
IN the near future
George Holbrook made his usual call
at uncle Lafe Thompsous SUNDAY.
Mill Young who is employed ut VIII
hanson ". Va, Ia expected home soon.
Lindsey webb is some better "A: this
writing ."..
The wedding bells are stu ringing
in our town, LAW ME HARVE.
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FORT GAY

Norma and Coreue Thompson. Clyde
Frasher and Gladys Peters went ko-
dnking to Saltpeter Sunday.
Emugone Rowe returned home from
GIenhayes Sunday after a few days
visit .. ...
Miss Nessie Peters left Saturday
night for Steubenville, Ohio. where she
will spend a few months. "
Gladys and Sylvia Osborn. Mellia
Peters and Mary Tavener were calling
on Gladys and Nessie Peters Saturday
evening. f.. 49,. ..v
Vivian SalyCrs and GOldia Bartram
were calling on Madeline WeddinEtoT
Sunday afternoon. ...., .... ....a'
Georgia Reynolds, Mabel Dobbins
and Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds spent the
day at Huntington Sunday. ...........
Nessie and Gladys Peters went shop
ping in Louisa Saturday. ... ..'..
. COrene and Norma Thompson and
Anna Frasher We're calling on Delta
and Lillian Dean Saturday evening.
Jack Norton of Louisa was calling
on Fannie Bartram Sunday afternoon
and Sunday evening. ' g..
School Is largely attended here this
year :~. g.. T..
There Will he fair and large
show here October 9-l4: Everybody
come, .... NOBODY'S LOVER. .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
MADGE AND Trad
.ur school il progressing nicely,

Our school II progressing nicely.
There will be church at this place
the NTH Saturday night Sunday and
Sunday night In this month by Rev.
Roland Hutchison.
We are very sorry TO announce the
deaths OF uncle Jim Garter and uncle
Iafe Hays.
The Misses shannon had as their
Saturday night guests Misses Geruc.
Ruby and Jewel Damron and Ivory
Jobc and John b. Ddmron and Don
Carter.
Anss Ivory BurChett, who Is teach
Ing Midway school spent the week
end with home folks, ..
Mrs May Spillman and baby spent
Monday with Mrs. Jno Damron.
Jno, Hughes Sink Jordan and SEN
Berry were business callers In Louisa
MOndaE.. 49,.
IL all the go here, &c.,.
The Misses pamrOn and Shannon
and MesErs Don Carter and John y.
DamrDn attended tho sunday school
convention al Myrtles chapel Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lock Moore OF Lou
lisa spent Friday with the latter's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Prince.
Misses jewel Damron, McNiu aud
Jean shannon attended the funeral Of
uncle G.afe Hays on Little Blaine Fr-
day
oakley l., Hcabcrlln was a caller At
Jno, Damron's Sunday.
Several from here attended this fI-
neral Of Mr. Carter last Tuesday
Let us bear from Dennis.
.. HAWAIIAN BUTTERFLY.
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APPERsoN LODGE No. 1876, F.& AM

Louisa, KY, Sept. 30, 1922.
The angel of death came very sud
denly. and summoned our brother. Will
lard l. Hays from earthly labor to
eternal refreshments, and we take this
means of publicly acknowledging our
loss and expressing our sympathy for
the. sorrowing family and friends
Therefore. be 1t -. 49,. e..
Resolved, That in his death the lodge
has lost most faithful member. the
family a devoted husband and faith
er, the community one. of our best and
most highly respected citizens. and
we commend them to God, who alone
can give them consolation. Be it fur
Their .. a." $751;:
Resolved. That a copy of these reso-
luriOnS be sent to the bereaved fam
lily, copy sent to the Big Sandy News
for publication and a copy spread up
on the records of lodge.
...u. !. -. .'":... T. u. BURGESS
-" .. 6. Il. LEWISNSI
W, f. WIECEERS
Committee.
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RED BUSH

The pie social was a great success
hero Saturday night. D..
The stork visited the home OF Geo
o. McNob and left for them bahy
girl sr
John l. Barber Of Barboursvillc. W
Va. was calling here Saturday.
Miss I.exie Becchcr Williams, Altor
WsHin and Emory Hamilton were the
dinner guests Of Mae and Chas, Pen
dlcton Sunday, ...... IS.
Hendrix Slayer, Harry Wright and
Chas. McKiuzie Of Flat Gap attended
the pic social here Saturday night.
Duel Fyffe wns calling on Miss Erie
Williams Saturday, u.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Hamilton were
calling on Mrs. Hamilton's parents
Mr., and Mrs ] II. Holbrook Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Lykcns OF Har-
Dor were visiting Mrs Lykens' moth
err last week. Mrs. D y, Williams,
Our county superintendent Fred
Mead visited our school last week and
gave us a very interesting talk.
Miss LeNie Beechcr Williams was
calling on Miss Prudence Hamilton
saturday. ~. ... -.
A large crowd from here attended
the memorial meeting at Moon sun
day ~"
Miss Olga Holbrook OF Kenwood
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Webb
last week
Mrs. J, d. Bond was calling on her
daughter. Mrs. G. T.. Hamilton, Wed
nesday. WAGS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
TAKE 1T In time
JUST AS SCORES OF LOUISA PEG,
PIE HAVE.

Waiting doesn't pay.
. II you neglect kidney baCkache,
Urinary troubles often follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
haCkache and for other kidney Ills.
Louisa citizens endorse them.
Ask your ncighbOr!
Mrs \. Waller. Railroad St, Louisa,
says: 4 have a good opinion Of Doan's
Kidney Pills ever since they cured me
OF an attack OF kidney trouble. | had
been feeling weak and run down for
some time before. the attack came on.
My eyes began to get puffy underneath
and became quite dizzy. especially
when STOPPING. could see black
spccks before my eyes and my OIck
kept me In misery as it arhed con-
iinuaIy. | saw Doar's Kidney Pills
advertised, SO I sent 10 the Louisa
Drug Store Co. and got two boxes.
DOan's cured me"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't slnp-
ly ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney PHls--thc same that
Mrs. Waller had. Foster Milburn c.
Mfrs. Buffalo, n. Y.