davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
3cuu perantuortlifl fur @nihing.
tuner Shcatcr. r.Aatnitruphe.

Naibingtun, :. 6. 9ie Goro.
ncr's SSurp, melde 6en Ginitlr3 6e5
,aniferboder Sbeaters" in @oib-
ington mteriuhte. 6ei peI1en 81
aberdeen ihr 2eben einbiiBten un0
iiber 100 DerIeet muroen, bat 8 9Ser-
ionen iilr oie aatoiirophe pernnt.
luortlih erfldrt. Inter oieien 8 be-
finoen iih 0ie grbauer oes @eb1u.
0e5. Ser 9lrhitect. Ser Den GIon ent-
norfen hat, Die 9altinipectoreu un0
anoere gealnte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
1916 1921.

Iie beufigcn 3uitduoe eriunern
III OIeIer @mldt an ole nidt mtn0er
iur1t6oren ,yoi9en, oie iid had oem
3eitaIter Der 8roBen uapoleoniideu
strieBe eniteateu. Sin ih!a8euoer
8eueis oaiur lit ern 5flgbldtt Don
1916 nit 3eihutn8en BON Grutt5.
gaut oaa IN eineu @ou5ouer 8latt
Wleocr9egcben lit. Inter oen Gitcl
oalgcIueine Aiaacn Der 3eit. mer.
Oen bier angeiubrt l'eriaQ Oe8
0aH0els, Dot Der 5abtfcL an9e,
beure 2aiten Der &riea neuern 9iic
iengeuinne Scr 3miideHbau0ler. Die
@ndGcu oes llm.au'es 5on &aper.
9elo, 100000 Grpet55ioie, Sic Der
aQgelHeia9cii 3ur Iaii iie6en aa9
iubistrete mo brutoie Gor5e8cu 6er
1teuercuncamar, 5dgUdGe to 5cg
ldaDea1g8giutt ser We icrlGg
las uarca 6ie Friidte 0t5 5ie3es
son 1876" beucgft 6a3u Die Bel.
aiuq, .iuo oic non 1921 beiicr?"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Sr0nFrcicb bat 2tmiicbmb
Ser 6cnuasGrmicrcn;
bcontraot.

Berlin. Die frani6liibe Rcqie,
rung hat. ME in Berlin am 0inStaa
bet0nut gegebcn mnroe. Die oeiaihc
ReFhsregierima amtIib Oapon in
SsenntniB geieet, oaB tic, oCr in Nfi.
nilterpr0liocnt @olnoare'S Iinelter
Gentihrift angeiiihrten @riinoc mc.
gen. &talien erilrnt babe. Die ee.
plante t1ternatIn"1le 9SirtblddftS.
Gouferenj 3lt peridliebeu, Sic an s.
9tor3 in @enua eroiinet merOu ion
te.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Situation in 1rlomr b0f
itcl, oCbcSScrt.

9nblin. Die 9ituation al scr
C3renje pom Hitter lit bciicr gcpor.
oen un0 Die gelnaBigten 6iibrer Ger
lSren babeu Nun Soffnun9. onB oie
5efobr cjne5 9iirgerfricge5 ge.
ibluunoen lit.
Gin &ruh in oeu Siuu 8ein.Gei.
ben iiber oeu on9lo.iriiheu 8ertrag
Oiirfte bermie0en per0en oa beiOe
Soctionen bie @efiirporter zines
6reiitaate5 mo Die ouf eincr iriiheu
9iepubIif 9eharreuocn atf oem IN
Gubiin 3tiaunenacireteneu Sim
SciiI.@ntionolccnoent cine peri0bnli.
DE Sttnnlna 3eiqen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26

&erliu, i'm Sauuar. - Corr.
r. &9ir iino gepobIu. imS oen &c.
teItiu pom beute in aucrIei roman.
tiihc 9lteuteuer ueriuideIt uoruiltel.
len; ober es lit uar 0aS Ii6tIdeue
@clinoel Der @robi.aG., init Dem mir
ibn I'M Sonpi beqriiien iehcn Gab
Elm 0Ctcttin aud bir.er oie Sdlhe
0cr Mil00iehc fount mo 0icie Der
0eredtigtcit iiberljeiert, oitnft uns
cine uugepohnlidle griheinlu0. s$n
neuelter ,3eit ater bat ole gSilNoic-
berei 10 iiberbmlo geuonuuen, Sas
man aud ae9Cn Oicie SdGoIinQe
Die 2ienlte &c erishreuen 9riminali.
fen reruen0ct. SV eruCm glniinb:
Ser Ecteftiu oils 2Sagoidub6eam.
ter" er5dblt Greiherr b. 2eOcbur
i'm st. &ubert'9" pou sen alIr.
iti8eu Griobrilugen. 0ic man mt
Gem &o80ldup. .Cticltiu 9emodt bat.
&al0io1cr un0 6orltbeomtc limo ia
Ocu 8il00ieben meiltenS genal be.
iount, GuBerOent ihou BON weitcn
Durm ihre Uniform feuntlid. Ser
g8jIooieb fam it'd aIio Dor i6neu
aon5 onoerS ifubeu olS Der eiHem
Getettip. oer tHter barnlloicr Nlas.
te. ol5 9Irhetcr oaer &onucririidl-
Ier, ouitritt mo oon3 rnauii0llig
Gic 9tadlicridmqeu einleitct Nan
loilte onbcr uebr ais biSbcr GeteF.
tiue 5ur @erampiuno Der Y9iln0iCb.
plage bcnnBcn; eS niiiiien aller0ings
laa0Iodperitonoi8c 4dRner ietcn.
Gu ioldcr erlabrener &rImiual.
tcamter, Der juaIeid Elm alter Sd
ger iii. murnc nou eIuer Gteri0r.
iterei in 9iorooeutihlauo berlrien.
mo mdbcuo Der 0cSiubriaen Shon.
Scit umcr 0cm gltcn 3irihbcltauo
ltarf aeluilocrt lpur0e. Ger 0etettip
iouo bel icinen Radiorid)uu8ea ein
rocl uidt Ban5 ulqcjdoheuc3 aol.
hengcpelb zines Golblrldc9. 0ao ct.
ma l5 Meter ietilih einer Gbnuiiee
IN ciuell &aierielo lag. Gr lcate
ieit, 0aB e. pou Der Gtrabc oaa in
oo2 6eIo aeuoricn lein muhtc, uu0
coB 6umo. mo ShuBiicuc uidt
ioentiid) ieiu tonutcu. Ga9 @cWejJ
5cjgte Spurcn elmer Aais uifiduiA
lunuri0lnaulliideu @o2iuluQ POM
5hd0cl Iie SbuBiait iouHte ourh
6Cn &eilmo anndhcrno hcrcdnet
pcr0cn. Ger Der 6lmopeac 3ulaobp
NclcQene pirldbcitauo befan0 iitl ct.
pu einen Giomcter melt cntlernt.
,Su Oicier 0e0cnD liept MIN elm
pIelbciitdtet gli6flilg2ort, oeiien
&irt cul ebGnoliacr gInpcboriaer
Der Sdubtrippc III
Tieir5 2ofol mabIta Der Getefiiu
5iun All2gnnI2mlHft leiner lueteren
Nddlioridmlgeu lulo fan init Dem
0oitmirt in ndbcrc 9c}iebung, no.
lei oieier iid ols ein GROCER Saao.
irelmo oiieubarte gIIS Der GeteftiO
lad 8ilobraten perlangtc, uuree
ibm er5dblt, man bctame iobieI
g9ilo, pie man poGe, 3u biGigen
Syciieu uon ciucm 6oriter nuS Der
5ilitdnoiQcn Gbcrioriterci Ga ober
Der Ieteftip eriltbr, ooB bic Gber.
i6riterci icl6it ncmal5 Nilo on
0jnitpiriid)aiten Der lln1cQcn0 ae.
lieicrt bobc, 10 iieI Der Gcron6t
arf ben 6etrciieu0cn ;5oritcr Ger
@er0ddii9r nuroe uun III 8cgen.
Uart 0eS Gbcriorlters oamit beuui.
traat, cinenI 2ebrling 0as abihIa.
Qen Der aronc bel eiucul 3iebbod
5u 5cigcn un0 er iii0rte Dies in
oericl6en tluipciou,dnniihen 2lrt aus,
mie iie bel Dem geiunoenen golbeu.
qeiei6 auigeioaeu mar So aeIong
es na6 3ebr Ia9elt, oeu QBnoooieb
8t il6erfilbrcn ino ieineu &ebler
feit5uite1eu. uHo nur ourh bic cnd-
Be 0es Cberioriter5 fam Der @il0.
cteb oie5mol nit Dem Bcrluit iciner
Stellnna oaDon
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
airdJeufrtpel.

Die totGollifc St. ISoicp6's sir.
die in @atteuideio, @eitf., muroc
bon ginbrehern beinaeiudt Die ben
5abernlfe pl crbrehen oethlhten.
mas ober gliidliderlueiie miBqIildi
tit. 2eioer Bat ie0oh Der }(Itar cr-
5eblihc 8eihdOigungen erlitten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
MISUNDERSTANDING in Ndncmnrf

Copenhagen. 3n gon3 Cane
mart berrift cine aGqeneiue 2lrbci.
ter-2ltt5iperrung, ote iid) oui nnbc}u
o0e s5nOuitrien eritredt uno gegeu
10000 2lrbeittr betriift. 9tnl1B }u
Der ausperring CAB cine 2Oprocen.
tiae @erobiebumq DER @0bne u1ter
gleif3eitiger Grbobuug Ser 9lrbeits,
1clt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
@liaiunen .einfOmmen.

&aibiugtOn, :. &. Stotiitiidle
anaaben itber Die fir bas SSabr 1919
5e3ablteu .giufomrueulteuer,
Die jest in 8ai5iugton owoffent.
Iid7t muroe, ergaben. bag in ben 8er.
Staateu , @erionen 1sabreseiHfom-
men non mebr ais ) 0daioncu Dol.
lars 3u pcriteuern 5atien, ionic oaB
ungeFahr iese 5mau3igite Rerion i'm
San0e Ginfommelliteuer be}ohItc;
90 Ecrionen 3ab.teu ie uber cine
Billion Cellars.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
(Ihriitenmniiaerea IN 0leinaiien.

GonOpu. lleber Gonitantiuopcl
miro Der 2onooner GrhanQe 1eIe,
qrapb So. beridItct, IN Scr t5egen0
non Saniun in aleinaiieu (an Der
aijite oe5 5druar3eu 4Peeres) bat
ten tiirfiifle NotjoualIiten 1000
dlriitI,te Sraleu mo aInoer nieocr.
denebelt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26

'0on eiaenen Haiiegenoiicn ge.
i6ndt uuroe III &alooita, ga. Elm
Reger. Der bindings IN Elm gtc0er.
5ht;!bous qeieiert un0 Oa6ci Elm
fenes Roodeu eriHoiien unO einen
aftnben to0tIidl pcypun0et Bate
an g9eQsuile. Nc. beqino sic
t7iabrige .3odibiileriu" g2ilore0
Wauoin 5el5itmoro. inoem lie iid
por einen SSradlt3ur mari uno uber.
f0hreu lies
On gteu gorf oGein bciIn0en
fa ber3eit 800 bei6ditiglmg5lcie
ebenloli5e SoIoateu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Sin letter n1O6" fir 6OObcr.

Ebilnnelpbia. 0en1 Sanoel5-
Secretdr Serb. SCORER limo $3.50.
900 pro 1<abr oui > Sabre offerirt
poroen, BEN Rotten zines directors
Der gcplarteu 6unoerfiiuf3igia6r.
9lusiteIIung in Gbiln6aIpbia I'M SAB.
re 1926 3u ilbernebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Die Sdliffs- Sm6FOicn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -uOn Soarbins
nntcrieidlnet.

RrGiiOent 9orOing bat 0o8 GAP.
per Golitcoo 05enoiienihoftS Ser.
morfhlngss@cicB, oaS 2anonirtben
mo Groourenten bon &auoluirtb
iboft@-@r3eugnilien gcituttet iitb 3mr
@ermarttnng ihrer @oore in aenoi-
ietidaftlihen 8erbonoeu 5uiammelt-
5uihlicBen, ohne acqen ooS Sber.
mauihc 2IntitruItaeieb 5u periioBeu,
untcr5cjcbnet mo oamit 0a>icIbe in
Strait qeiebt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Scnat furbert ban 9Srdi. 6arSing
gtusfnnft iiber @iermGdtc.
nno SlOttennertrag.

Gem 9iermGftc. uno Dem Slot.
tenpertrng Orobcn aniheinen0 beftige
0bpoiition i'm Scuat.
9tad elmer ldngeren 9ebutte, in
Der 3um eriten NtaIe i'm 9Ienum ocs
SenatS Die nerfloiiene @oibingtoner
GonfereB eIngebGnOer erortert mur.
De, nahm Der Senat einen 9lntrag
Gen 6ithtod's Gem pon 9lebras.
ia an, 8rdiiOent 6oroing Tim mel.
terc auSfunft iibcr oen 9iermdhtc.
&ertrag iiber oie @ntente I'M StiQen
OcPan, iolpie ann 3uiteIlung QGer
9lcten iiber Die eiuidhldqigen COME.
ren3.8erbon0lunqen al eriuden
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26

3ipei aaeiu9elaiiene fleine
ain0er Der nabe Sault 5tc. garie.
4ilih aniaiiigeH ssarmerFamiiie
81lter gluorelps perbrannten. ais
ons 5Yarnilign5eim in Stonlmelt auf.
ging.
Gin leid3tee ero6rben 6nt in
gticoragua ii1ttseiunoen ,Sa Sra,
MAZDA puroen oie A1theor1le uno an.
oere 8eballoe Itort beid0oigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Gbos. n glalpion BON q

Gbos u. Rolpion pon 3es
gloines. 10, 8oriiBcr 0es repu6ll-
caniifen CHATS GentraIc9mites. lit
uon 5oup aer6aa 3nm RahfoIqer
0es sln 9uuoesrifter eruauittcu
@n0esienators &nt 2 sermon biz
SIT 0ahl I'm Gopember ernaunt
mor0en
&ierlil 9'rocent oes Giebs in
Sem ron 2lrre beirngeiiidfen iii0
reitli6len ShetT 3ortb Edfot1 :
DiirFte no.h por 6riibiahr eingehen.
penn nidt 6utter 5eiaaiit TuirO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Seftiae Sample in slnsiidJt.

9tihtS bat 0en 15reunOen ocs
9iermddte 8crtroges gr0Bere Ser,
leQenbeit bereitet, ais 0as 9erlan.
gen Der Senatoren. gtdhere5 ilber
Sic @riinoe fir oieicn 8ertraa }u
enahren. Gaourt lit es ben 5reuus
oeu Scr Communication mnmoa!idl
gemoht iuoroen, ole 9ertrage obue
Iangc 0ebatten ourh3uorongen un0
pom Senat nit 70 menig @er8uq mic
moglld] ratliicireu an loiien 0anIt
Ole 8onusUorlo9e ln0 TatiiDorl1ae
auigenommen uno red)bcitia crle0jqt
Der0en tannteu. 10 ooB 9nfana5 III.
nj &ertLaung cintretcu fouue
Gies miro Jest fiir uuiu6alid1 ac.
baiten. nu0 Die t5iibrer i'm Senat cr-
pd9en jest ob c5 niht 6eiier lei 0ie
3uei acuaHntcn 9oriagen aucrit 81,
erleoigen.
9idlt nur Ger gierlnddie 2ertraq,
iouOern Glh Der 5lottenCertraq
oroht cinen grobeu aampf beruor5u-
ruien. Hno iencbr iener ituoirt wjro.
bette mebr bduIcn iih Die GiuDdnoe
ge1eu ibn nnmeutlih. neil er Die
aufga6e elmer groBen 3abl ran 1Slot
tenhofen uno bic Gnttafinnq eieler
Cificjere uno Die aufl5iuna Der
GIoiie Der 5Iottenncn6emie. bic Der
Dem 8raouiren itebt. nit iia brn.
gen iUiiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26

Naibingtpu. :. s. In 9lOnii.
niitrutionstreiien madt man id mf
eineu id)orfen Conflict 9piidcn Dem
Senat uno Dem GeprGicntontenbou8
betreffs Scr americonilhen @alui-
rllna bel 30aen gefoBt, nodoem man
erfabreu bat. OaB Die rcpubIiconi-
id)en 0fitglieoer oes Seuot& f5inonj.
GomiteS bel llmnrbcihmQ Der per
mauentcn 3outorif.9in 0eS &ouieS
lid prouiiOriih onrol,f aeeinigt ha.
ben, onS gegenmGrtigc Griucip Ser
9aiirtno Ser 3oae ouf Dem ou&Idu.
oiIdben .Worfhuertb bci3ubcbuIten.
&oriibcr 5or0nep pom 5ouS-Gomite
fir @}itteI nno 98ege erfldrte ioiort.
dls cr pon oem ytentutiuen" Be-
ihlub oes Senats-Gontitcs b0rtc:
,, @enn Der Senat cine ioId)c 5arif-
9ia annimntt. Damn beibt 0em
Sans ni6tS 2(uoeres iibrig, als cine
anSere 8arif.9ia nus5uurbeiten nit
elmer americoniiden 8aIuirunqS.
Glaliiei. uuo ser Senot muB oann
Die0er bon born nnfangen.
Nenn rs ba3u fonnen ioIlte, 70
modt man iib in gomniitrotions.
freiien oorauf gefoBt OaB lpdbrenS
oieier Sciiion iiberhaupt nift an 6ie
6ertigiteQlmq eines neuen perna-
nenteu 3oIltorifs 81 oenfen if, mcnr
nift Der Gongreb pGbrenO Scr gan.
sen GonareBnobI- -Gnmpague in Git,
lung bleiben min.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
SarSins lc6ut a6.

Frdiioent 6oroing ontmortete, e3
iei unmoalid, oie perIangte Nus.
funft 3u geben, Oo iiber Die meiIten
lluter9anOIungeH IN Der So6e fem
9rotocou gefiibrt poroen iei; aud
mdre cS nift i'm 5toots- ,5ntereiL
Die DertrauIidlcn llnterban0lungan
iiber Den @ertrag preis3lgebeu. Gr
CAB ieooh Die 9SeriTberllng, OaB fci.
ne gebeimen abmahun9en bcitiin,
Den, feire gebeimen gtoten dusge.
touiht por0eu ieien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26

On Portugal 1T lDeocr cine
neuc &eoontion ousaebrofeu, be-
iagt cine Renter IepeiGc aus I}e
eric.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
,Segunngen"
Der SrOBibittOn.

iftidluaps fUrGert i'm ganjen Sdn-
&c SablreidDe Spfer. = Sa6per-
itGnoigc unrnen upr Dem 0ennf
nDu ,jSeimbrGn" .-Siel Oauon iOll
Direct siftig iein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
6inWanberitussbeid
@eie6 beibcBalteH.

9fit 2S0 aegen SO Stimmeu bat
0as 9l6eeorOnetenhaus Die pom Gin
aanocrungs 9luSihuB eHpiobleue
8erldugerima Ser Giuidrdntuug Ser
9iuuauoeruug auf 3 @roccut Scr int
Sanoe anidiiigen 9Iu@lUn0cr, mad,
9tatioueu pertbeiIt. alItgeheiBeu mo
Die 9ia Dem Senat 3ugeiteai. Ser
5lueifeloS oerielbeu 5uitinlmeu miro.
GaS @olf. iaste Der 9lusiduB in lei
nem 9eribt, nerlange Ole @erianqe-
rluig Ojeier geitinlnling, oic am 80.
Sllui abIanien nitric, oGtr cine
yup,6 Idb0rfere" Ginihr1ufing.
Die Sdliffs- Sn6IiOicn.
2Sn ontIi6en areiieu perIalltet,
man bnbe iih an maBgebcnOer SteIe
ieet iber ole Subpentioniruna Der
Sanoel&flette, mittelbar mo immit.
telbar. ionic iiber oos &roaromnl
fir Oie SnnoelSibifffabrt inn 9lagc.
meiuen geeinigt. 9IlS unmittelbare
Subpentiou ioIIeu $30.000,000 iabr.
lid 3piiden &rdiioent @orOiua, Ser
iiser Caster nu0 republicoriiheu
sSiibrern I'M GougreB uereilbart NOR.
Den iein
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-26
Ser SagOidnB=
SetcCtiO.

Grfubreue Grimiualiiten icM bei
Der Serfulgnna Oun gSilOoiCben
uerluenSet. - TcHfcrit ginitige
Sieiultatc bereitS cr5ieIt. - aner-
lei uuuerOadltige MaSferaoen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-19
Pond Greek Road
Under Contract

ASA result OF the campaign Lut en-
by the Chamber OF Commerce the
contract was given yesterday 90 4. r
Waller 20 Improve the Pond Greek
Road from the Bridge 10 the Road
Fork.
AT meeting held last Thursday
night Mr.. Ernst, Superintendent OF
the Pond Creek Coal Company. rep
resenting coal interests on the ere X.
agreed TO repair and put In good .yn
dition the road from McVeigh 10 Rol.d
Ford providing the citizens OF WiI-
hanson would repair the road .intl
Road Ford to the bridge. The Cham
Der OF Commerce accepted the prouo-
sition and a committee CONSISTING Of
G. Il. Hodges was named 20 sol,el;
funds; committee consisting OF L
Rosenbeim. Secretary of Chambe+ OF
Commerce, w. A. Wilson, Marvin
Williamson, Magistrate OF Pond Greek
district, and Ester Hopkins was named
10 inspect the road and take charge OF
the work. The Finance Committee
raised approximately 100000; Pond
district gives 100000 and the citizens
along the road win give the use OF
teams for n certain number OF days
A steam shovel will start on the
road Saturday and by June LIST. the
road should be completed II Is hoped
to raise enough additional funds to
place a cinder surface on this road.
While the road work is being done,
Tom Con is securing funds to place a
bridge across Pond Creek at the Road
Williamson News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-19
Three Tots From, Kentucky
Border Plead for Food

New York. May !5--Three little
mountaineers, the children Of striking
West Virginia coal miners, are appeal
ing to New Workers for aid for 10000
destitute.
They registered at Broadway hatel
as Ossie Leet. 10, Gladys Pe,singer. :
aid Lowell Phillips, IL. They hailed
from Thayer, Oak Hill and Wlckham,
w. Va, respectively.
Bacon, cornmeal and -four is what
they want they announced enough for
$4,000 homeless AMI destitute men.
women and children OF the New River
coal felds-thirty thousand dol
lars worth in terms Of cash.
They intend, they say, to carry their
appeal directly to the leaders and The
pocketbooks of New Yorks -Four hun
dred" by way. OF the lecture platform.
With them as business agent and
chaperon Is Laurence peggy Dwypr.
known throughout the mining camps
of West Virginia as ,'Two4Gun Dwyer.'
He is defendant ip the trea son and
murder trials now on at Charl It. as
a result of the strikers March On
Logan and Mingo" last year.
The campaign opened at the Ascen-
sion Church Forum. when the three
youngsters related their experience
since the mine owners inaugurated
what they call the yellow dog" sys-
tenn in the New River district.
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Billy Sunday Holds
Gum While Jane Mayer
Sings for Big ThrOng

The following is from a Richmond
Und.) newspaper:
OF the many interesting episodes
that have taken place at the Billy Sun
day tabernacle, nothing has ever at
tracted SO much attention or proved so
delightful to the vast throngs than an
incident that occurred Sunday night.
Jane Mayer, the sweet little fve-
year old daughter of Mrs Agnes c..
Mayer. of Charleston, w. Va, was
asked to sing the chorus OF Brighten
the. Corner Where You Are"
The child was lifted on chair and
Mr.. Sunday and Mr.. Rhodeheaver
stood on each side OF her.
As Mr.. Rodeheaver asked the little
miss II she was ready, in the most I'M
concerned way imaginable she took a
wad OF chewing gum out of her mouth
and innocently handed 1t to Mr.. sun
day to hold for her.
AS the audience shook with laughter
"Rody" commented lust as natural
as the hills Of West Virginia"
Jane got an encore and as she ended
the second chorus looked up at Mr..
Sunday. received her gum and placed
II back In her mouth just as natural
as II she was doing II In her own
home with only her mamma for audi
ence.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-19
PARENTS al Tarkiln Sunday.

parents at Tarkiln Sunday.
J. H. Cordle Jr. was a business call
er at Blaine Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Berry was the pleasant
guest of her sister, Mrs. Rhoda John
son, of Wilbur Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Thompson of Wilbur was
shopping at Bakers Friday.
Miss Willie Belle Moore of Matte
was the pleasant guest of Misses Erma
and Puma Prince Tuesday
Master Shelburn Hayes was the
week end guest of his aunt, little Miss
Inez Hayes. III.
Misses Opal and Gladys Gartin were
the afternoon guests OF Miss Coda
Mcdowell
Miss Sidney Swami was visiting her
brother at Charley recently.
Arlie Holbrook of Hicksyille made
his usual call here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Isaac Griffith was the guest OF
her mother Monday.
Johnny Hayes OF Ashland was here
calling on his parents Monday.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cordle was calling on her
sister Mrs. John o. Cordle OF Raccoon
recently.
There was great rejoicing at Jerry
Cordle's Sunday last when their three
daughters were converted, Misses
Esther. Cynthia and Rhoda, Several
of the neighbors gathered in and while
there Miss Veva Thompson was saved,
Remember church here at the time
mentioned above and everybody come.
Miss Mollie Griffith was the guest
Of Misses Dovie and Nola Cordle Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. ona Moore and baby were the
guests Of her sister. Mrs. Walter L..
Cordle, Sunday.
Several from here will attend the
county examination Friday and Sat-
urday.
Lucy Morris OF Blaine was shopping
here Friday,
Dewey Ross and wife of Davisville
attended church here Sunday,
Omar Cordle and wife were calling
on the latter's parents at Mt. Olive
recently. TWO HAPPY HEARTS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-19
WILBUR & CORDELL

Several from here attended church
at Old Hood Sunday. Church at this
place was largely attended Saturday
and Sunday. There will be church
here next Saturday and Sunday, be-
ginning Friday night, by Rev. Conley
and others. Everybody come out.
Alonzo Arlington was calling on
Steele Branch Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nancy o'Bryan was shopping
at Swetnam's store Friday.
Miss Hazel Carter and Miss Joanna
Loar were visiting at Wilbur recently.
Jack Baker is here from Ashland
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Jeanette Cordle was the all
week guest of her niece Miss Opal
Baker.
Lizzie Jane Patrick was the after
noon guest OF Miss Coda Mcdowell
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elva NJ Cordle were
visiting on Rockhouse recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Cordle Sr. were
the Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Cordle and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings Cordle.
Mrs. Martha johnson and children
were the guests Of Mrs. Florence Hays
Sunday.
David Morris of Big Branch was
here Sunday calling on Miss Mamie
Steele
Miss Mona Arlington who has been
visiting at Martha has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Webb of West
Virginia. are here the guests of rela-
lives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Simon Arlington were
the Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mint Hayes.
Sam and Lack Cordle have gone to
ployed In the mines.
Miss Puma G. Prince was the after
noon guest of Miss Add Steele recently.
Sorry to hear of the death OF little
Dora Virginia Cooksey. The family
has our heartfelt sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Berry were the
pleasant dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. M. Cordle Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Moore was calling on rel
atives at Matte Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cordle were call
ing on their son Levi Cordle of Mat
tie Sunday.
Mrs. Hubert Arlington was shopping
at Blaine last week.
James o'Bryan was calling on his
cousin at Rockford Sunday.
Bascom Moore of Cordeli was a
caller at Matte Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dunnigan OF Lou
lisa are expected to call here soon.
The revival meeting which is now
going on here is quite a success with
large attendance.
Bascom Moore of Matte was bust
ness caller here Saturday
Miss Goldia Cordle was calling on
her sister at Matte recently.
Mrs. Aught Cordle was visiting her
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-19
CRUDE OIL RUNSIN
KENTUCKY FIELDS
SHOW NICE GAIN
Both Johnson and Magoffin
County Pools Continue to
Increase Output.

The Union Gas a OIL Company one
OF the largest operating companies in
the Big Sandy district, has another
good pumper in the Martha field of
Lawrence county. This is No. ~ J.. j.
Gambill, which is conservatively esti-
mated at between 10 and 10 barrels.
$500
Crude oil runs from the Eastern and
Southern Kentucky fields. as reported
by the Cumberland Pipe Line Com
pany, for the week ending May 6. to-
tailed s2,01o.56 barrels. as compared
with 7S,S29.ll barrels for the previous
week. an increase OF nearly 1000 bar
rels, Both the Johnson and Magoffin
county pools continue to increase their
output, indicating that developments
are being successfully pushed in those
sections.
Following are the runs by districts;