The Big Sandy News from Louisa, Kentucky • Page 2

Friday, July 7, 1822. PAGE TWO BIG SANDY NEWS 5 i Brownie V1 geauis lj Gillette Blade i Everywhere! For $1 a genuine Gillette using I the same fine Gillette Now at Blades The "Brownie" made by jT Gillette guaranteed by Gillette Kl Complete with 3 jQS COXETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO 4 Bcton, U.S. A. '1 5 (IO I-' i No blades like sv i I the qenuine II Gillette Blades PRESTONSBURG Luck-Thsobold. The following announcement has been received here: Mr.

John Meaux Theobold and Mrs. Emma Auxier Luck have the honor of announcing their marriage on Saturday the twenty-fourth of June Nineteen hundred and twenty-two Cincinnati, Ohio, at home after September first Grayson, Kentucky Receive Painful Injury. Marshal Ep Laferty came near a serious accident Sunday when a horse he was riding fell with him on the pavement between the banks. His right knee was badiy bruised, being caught under the horse In the fall. Local and Personal.

Rev. E. O. Hamlett of Atlanta, successor to Rev. H.

A. Murrill, pastor of the M. E. Church South of this olty, is now on the field and bringing things to pass. He has the happy faculty of making friends both young and old.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davidson and Andrew Spradlln of Bowling Green, are here for their summer vaca tlon.

Their many friends are glad to see them home again. A card from Mrs. Alice G. Hopkins at Martinsville, says she and Mrs. Josle Harktns and Miss Josephine are enjoying their rest there very much and all are feeling fine.

The editor of The Post arrived Tues day night from a Huntington hospital where he had been for treatment and a minor operation. While not yet able to be looking after office duties he hopes to be on the Job in the near future. Miss Grace Marrs Is home for vacation. She has taught in Cincinnati the past session. Prestonsburg Post TOBACCO DEALERS OF U.

8. ASSEMBLE AT RICHMOND Richmond, June 29. Approximately 300 tobacco dealers from Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia North and South Carolina and Virginia were here today for the opening session of the annual convention of the Tobacco Dealers' Association of the U. S. Problems confronting the trade In the considerable curtailment due to excessive rain, of the American crop of bright tobacco, about two-thirds of which is normally consumed by European coun tries, was the outstanding subject for discussion.

HICKSVILLE Our neighborhood was greatly shock ed Tuesday night when lightning struck Permelta Hays' barn and burn ed It to the ground. The neighbors came to her assistance and by hard work kept the house from burning. Sparks entered an upper window an set a bed on fire. She is a widow, her husband. Geo.

Hays, having died few weeks ago. Wo think the good people ought to help to build another barn. The good meeting at Jattle has clos ed and there was much good done. want the good woman to come back again. Some people are fighting what was preached, but they had better stop and think what the scripture says: "If you offend one of these it would be better that a mill stone was tied to your neck and you.

was cast to the bottom of the sea," Ranvllla Hicks and son went to see her father, Wm. Holbrook at Vessle last' week. Rube Adams has returned to Lorado, W. Va- where he ha employment. Leonard Adams and little brother were to see their grandparents at Irish Creek Saturday, Little Shirley Adams visited Maxle Clevenger Saturday.

Lula Caldwell visited Hermla fink erton Saturday evening. Chester Bishop has gone to Virginia to work. Mrs. Rebecca Adams and son went to see Llndsey Webb Saturday who has been sick for some time. He Is expecting to go to Ashland hospital soon Amon Holbrook has been cutting grass for Rube Adams.

We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Recie Hammonds' illness. Mrs. Oscar Hammonds and children are back on a visit. Calvin Holbrook and family and brother Charles of Columbus.

Ohio, motored to his father's at Vessle. of MORE POWER TO YOlT PURGE YOUR LIVER Friendly National Liver Cleanser can bring you this power. This delightful, gentle, efficient syrup has a way of rebuilding the entire system. It purges the liver of Impurities without the usual sickening and distressing results that most liver rned lcines produce. It cleanses the blood.

It refreshes tired nerves; strengthens weakened tissues. Food tastes better after National Liver Cleanser has been at work. Tour meals agree with you. You forget Indigestion, headaches, llstlessness. Say National Liver Cleanser at The Lawrence Drug Co.

and give them only 60c. You'll get what you've long been looking for a bigger bottle and a better medicine. Return of the Big Favorites ALL NEXT WEEK On the Barns Lot I 1 -TV Beginning Monday, July 1 0 Anderson-Gunn Stock Co. THE BEST TENT SHOW EVER IN LOUISA. Will Present An Entirely New List of PLAYS Comedies and Dramas EACH PLAY A PRODUCTION SPECIAL SCENERY.

Wonderful Lighting Effects. omedy and Musical VAUDEVILLE Between the Acts AZZ ORCHESTRA Prices as before ADULTS 35c. CHILDREN 15c SPECIAL NOTICE: As a special advertising feature, on Monday Night LADIES will admitted FREE. On lady with saeh paid ticket GUARANTEEl This show is guaranteed to be exaotly ths same as when In Louisa last summer, and therefor will guarantee to give the earn high performances. Japan will evacuate Siberia by October SO next.

It has been announced at Tokyo. The Department of Labor announces that there is a steady decrease in unemployment. Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese Minister to Washington, died at Canton China, on June 23. Fifty thousand workers In the men's clothing industry went on a strike In New York lalt week. The Democrats of Minnesota have nominated Mrs.

Anna D. Oleson for the United States Senate. What la believed to be the second largest gas well in the world blew in at Eldorado, last week. The Prince of Wales reached England on June 21, completing his 40.000-mlle tour, which lasted eight months. Harvard University is said to be considering the exclusion or limiting of Jewish students in that institution.

House and Senate conferees on the army appropriation bill have agreed on a maximum Of 12,000 officers for the army. Take Jonescu, former Premier of Rou mania and one of the best known of Roumanian statesmen, died In Rome on July 1. A loan of $30,000,000 to the Tobacco Growers' Conference Association has been approved by the War Finance Corporation. The International Klwanis Clubs, which met last week In Toronto, Canada, will hold their 19:13 convontion in Atlanta, Ga. Gov.

Len W. Small of Illinois was quitted last week on a charge of embezzlement of State funds after a long trial at Waukegan. Imperial sanction has bean given to the coming marriage of Crown Prince Hlrohito, regent to the throne of Japan, and Princess Nagako. J. Morton Howell, of Ohio, has been appointed first American minister to Egypt.

He has been diplomatic con sul agent and consul general In Egypt Ecuador is trying to borrow 15.000, 000 in the United states on rum. ac cording to a report to the Commerce Department from the consul at Uuay aqull. If diplomatic relations are establish ed with Eastern Europe by the Rus stan Soviet, the Russian governmen will probably be moved back to Pctro grad. Dr. Walter Rathenau.

Minister Foreign Affairs In the German cabinet and one of the foremost economic ex perts In Germany, was assassinated In Berlin on June 24. Prance Is to again take up the ques tlon of woman suffrage, which was voted by the Chamber of Deputies In 1919, but rejected by a Senate com mission later in the year. Secretary of the Interior Fall will leave In a week or two for a trip to Alaska. President Harding has aban doned his plan of accompanying Sec retary Fall. Reports received at Copenhagen state that terrible pogrms have been committed in the Ukraine, the entire Jewish population in four towns hav ing been murdered.

rive thousand striking miners at Herrln, attacked the nonunion men at work in the coal mines at that place last week. More than forty non union men were killed. Ten thousand persons have been ren dered homeless by devastating floods which Inundated the suburban dis tricts of Soda, Bulgaria, following tor rential rains last week. William D. Rockefeller, oil magnate and younger brother of John D.

Rock efeller. died at his home at Tarry-town, N. on June 24 of pneumonia. aged 81 years. Dr.

Sun Yat Sen, formerly Presl dent of the South China Republic, has been taken prisoner by the United China forces and is being held on a Chinese cruiser near Canton. Hungary's first delivery of live stock on reparations account consisted of 500 horses delivered to Greece and 100 horses and 1,000 head of cattle deliver ed to Jugo-Slavla last week. The lap Island treaty with the United States has been formally ap proved by Japan. The treaty Nxea the rights of each nation on the Island of Yap under the apanese mandate there. China's President, Li Yuan-Hung, has announced his intention to con tribute his monthly salary of (24,000 and some other funds to the Depart ment of Education for use.

In Chinese schools. The Turkish Nationalist government will not permit a commission of inquiry of Americans and representatives of the Allied Powers to go Into Asia Minor to investigate recent atrocities there. The sum of collected among Poles In the United States has been presented to relief organizations in Upper Silesia for widows and orphans of men killed in the recent troubles there. Marconi has announced the Inven tion of a searchlight by means of which radio waves, which can be reflected like light waves, may be sent In a given direction In a beam Instead of being scattered. Definite and substantial progress to ward a compromise to break the Chi lean-Peruvian conference deadlock on the Tacna-Arlca question has been attained through the mediation of Sec retary Hughes.

Legislation is being prepared with President Harding's sanction which will return to approximately 30,000 Germans and Austrlans property taken over by this country during the war In amounts of 10,000 or less. Although commending the Philip pine aspirations to lndependence.Pres-ident Harding has stated to the Philip pine mission in Washington that the time has not yet oome for the complete Independence of the Islands. The cost of living for wage earn ers' families throughout the United States on May 15, 1922, was B4.9 per cent higher than It was in July, 1915. The highest point was reached in July, 1920. when the cost was 104.5 per cent above the level six years be fore.

Field Marshal Sir Henry H. Wilson, one of England's most Illustrious soldiers, chief of the Imperial staff dur Ing the last stages of the was assassinated In front of bis London residence on June 22 by James O'Brien and James Conelly, two Irish malcontents. Studebaker Don't Rattle or Bodies Squeak The Special-Six chassis frame is 7 deep. Ittapers from a width of in the front to 4 1 in the rear, so that the sides of the body fit perfectly without overhang. Five cross-members prevent the div tortion that eventually causes bodies to squeak.

Studebaker bodies rest squarely on the chassis frame- not on the body sills. The body and the frame form a rigid unit that successfully resists the rack of the road. Studebaker bodies are built in Studebaker shops by men. many of whom have been build ing vehicle bodies for Studebaker for upwards of 30 years and their fathers before them. Studebaker has been building fine bodies for seventy years.

Studebaker Special-Six bodies, because of their quality and soundness, weigh more than those of other cars around the Special-Six price. You cannot skimp in material and build a body that will not rattle. Freedom from rattle or squeak is just another of the fine-car refinements that emphasize the extra value of the Studebaker Special-Six. MODELS AND PRICES-, o. b.

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su i 2 Cord Tint Standard Eculpmtnl Lawrence Auto Sales Co. Louisa Kentucky THI I STUDEBAKER YEAR The activity of Mount Vesuvius re cently is attributed by scientists to the abundant rains, which always In crease the activity, A stream of lava thirty feet wide is pouring from the crater, -and the volcano is lighting clouds at a quarter of a mile above. This Is the greatest activity shown in fifteen years. Gen. H.

M. Lord, chief of finance of the War Department, will succeed Charles Q. Dawes as Director of the Budget on July 1. Director Dawes retires at that time In accordance with his understanding with President Harding that he would guide the Bud get Bureau only through the first year of Its life. No dimes or quarters were made by the Philadelphia mint last year.

This mint made 50 707.471 dollars, 73,000 golden double eagles. 100,000 Pilgrim Tercentenary half dollars. 60.000 Mis souri Centennial half dollars. 70.1.00 Alabama Centennial half dollars, 000 Grant memorial half dollars, and 10 000 Grant memorial gold dollars. Knott County Men Arrested For Murder Henderson Combs, of Perry county, and Calloway Dobson of Knott county, were taken to Fayette county to answer an Indictment, returned re cently by the Fayette county grand Jury, charging them with murder in alleged connection with the killing of Henry Noble, a fl(teen-year-old boy.

on Buckhorn creek in Knott county last July. Young Noble died at a Lexington hospital a few days after, It is alleged he was shot from ambush at the same time Deputy Sheriff Oreen Watkins was killed and Shade Allen seriously wounded during a moonshine raid. Warrants of arrest were obtained for the two men and five others who were Jointly Indicted on the charge of killing the Noble boy. Those still at large for whom bench warrants have been issued are said to be Elcaney demons, Nathan Clemons, Wilson demons, Arkansas Combs and Emory Collins. When the case was called for trial some time ago and the defense asked that the Commonwelath be required to elect as to which one of the victims the murder trial would be prosecuted.

rhe Commonwealth elected to try the defendants on a charge of killing Oreen Watkins and this had the effect of dismissing the Indictment for killing Henry Noble. The trial resulted in a nung jury and the defendants are now under bond for their appearance for a spec ial trial In Knott county. Amos escaped convict, who was killed by a party of prohibition agents and deputy sheriffs several months ago, Is reported to have been the leader of the ambushing party that killed Watkins and Noble. No Difference At All. Father "Why la It that you are al ways at the bottom of the class?" Johnny "It doesn't make any dif ference, daddy; they teach the same things at both ends." Western Christian Advocate (Cincinnati.) WAYNE ITEMS (Toe lata for last week.) Miss Bess Marcum of Ceredo Is vis-itlng her sister, Mrs.

Fisher Bcagga. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newman motored to Buffalo creek Sunday and spent the day with relatives. D.

B. Hardwlck was In Ft. Gay on business the first of the week. Miss Marjorle Burgess Is visiting her sister. Mrs.

Norman Curry In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Wilcox of Huntington were guests of Mrs. C. F. Allen last week. Mrs.

8am Perry of East Lynn visited friends here last week. W. J. Ketchum of West Moreland was here on business Tuesday. Mrs.

A. W. Inmron has returned from a visit with Ceredo relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Fisher Hcaggs and Miss Bess Marcum spent Sunday with rel atives at Louisa. Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Vinson of Louisa were guests of Mrs. Nan Taylor Sunday.

Mrs. Harry Bloss of Lavalette visited relatives here last week. Miss Helen Newman'ls visiting relatives, at Charleston. W. L.

Ferrell of Columbus was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Kcaggs Tuesday. Basil Burgess and son of Huntington were in Wayne Monday. Misses Clara Bromley, Julia Snyder.

Fred Vinson, Ed Land and Herskell Vanhoose were among the Louisa folks who attended the ball game here Sun-: day. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

Allen had as din-' ner guests Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. E. I J. Wilcox, Mrs.

Bam Perry and Miss. rtoaa lftrftum. Miss Tennle Perry, who has been quite 111 for the past two 'weeks is Improving. Miss Tokle Sanaom has purchased a new Maxwell touring car. Mrs.

W. B. Smith of Cehtervllle was a Wayne visitor Saturday. The E. C.

S. Club enjoyed a delightful picnic Wednesday evening. They motored to Trace where an appetizing supper was spread and enjoyed by ths following: Mr. and Mrs. C.

T. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Click, Mr.

and Mrs. Fisher Scaggs, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.

Hardwlck. Mr. and rMs. R. J.

Thompson, Misses Bess Marcum, Caaale Staley, Louise Angel, Mildred Taylor, Herman Dean, Lawrence Thompson. GRIMES. President Harding says that Congress should pass ths ship subsidy bill before It adjourns. Which is another, way of. saying that it should not ad-Jnurn.

Ashevllle Times. DR. FRED A. MILLARD DENTIST Off lee In Or. ureses lulldlna Opposite Court House Offlee Hoursi Si00 a.

ts tiOO p. sV Office and Residence Phene Ne, 111 f.D cnintc im. n. ii. orAAIaJ DENTIST Office In Bank Block, between Us two banks.

Louisa. Ky. Cttles Hourti a. m. ts 6iOQ Special Hours by Appointment DR.

IRA WELLMAN General Abdominal Surgery and Obstetrics. Office In Willisma Sanitarium Phone 8093 KENOVA. W. VA. FUNERAL SERVICE.

The funeral of Sarah Thompson, wife of L. T. Thompson, will be preach ed at the Spencer church on left fork of Little Blaine the first Sunday in September. Revs. John B.

Conley, Llndsey Cyrus and T. Fraley will be In charge of the services. DR. HENRY S. YOUNG REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST AND JEWELER Mail Orders Solioit.d Send Us Your Wstohes A Clocks by Mail Ws Fit Artificial Eyes.

Opposite C. 4 0. Depot, Louisa, Ky. April SO, 1922. MOM FORT GAY East Bound No.

No. I Dally 7 40 A ML No.U Dally i Jt West Bound It no. it Pullman Cars and Dining Car Bervlo on trains 4, a lt" For rates, schedules and additional Information, apply to C.C.CONNELL, Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Ohio, or W. C. SAUNDERS.

Genera! PaaWn Agent. Roanoke, Va. BOOTHE BUSINESS SCHOOL The BUSINESS SCHOOL that owns its buMnr TUITION never increased during the war. HUNTINGTON WEST VIRGINIA BOOTH! CORNER BOOTH I PHONE 1800 BOOTH! BL0CL.