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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
81 mimi fnria!

Si mind furia tun f~ulfiesIadn,
YDoin f%otielin tutfia maan.
So ristin futfaien ibanimman
Wtind unoboin uieinfin paan!
gte fuffaTet mailman ioiStitpat
WlinG niioen tuofIua balm,
@aon ne rintorautfani runtelimat
Sa baomon iieIuuni Jain!
Mind unoboin ditini rufoutIen,
Su iIdn neutoon tddn:
sid lopieni mailman ruuIuibin
SinG mieltdIi fiinnitdtddn!"
Daan tuffaIen lotstos sta burmaan'
NUN
Gen b~entoutta beaien nain,
@oin f~utta1en tparresta nainenfin,
W(ind piitin piStdpdn Jain!
Se piiffi ie pisti ia poltteIi,
Sa ma iairoona matu'in, -
Oi Iiuoin ma nasta onnea
Sa taimasta faipaiin!
'Nlua Sidni fuletti fouafIi,
N4ei Sol9aton rietin luo:
rSn tGGu6 IdGtett1 no apaii,
ga ipDmeeIi mpDs tdtd iuo!
W(ind rietinG fauan miitppinfin
So baafpoian porantelin,
Wtiud mailman fuffaIet unobbin
Sum ristilld lepdelin.
Npt nDprdsti Siddni fiiteud,
WtinG %oinionn tobtoiiin,
So nina ormoonIa tDnipG,
@oiefa palinn ie maotistin.
90 III. u. =.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
&affams "lGbimmGtstd
fobtaam.

Il WV I~ fVIVVf
i nesId, ban fantaa palion bebelmdd."
Sob. 10: 5.
Wtinfdbdn laista bebelmdd ie Fan
taa iofu S~eeIutiesia ppIpp? mar'
maonfin Ienlaista, iota taifpaan Ser
ru life tabtoo: rSe IN minun fdsfp'
nj, ettG te raftauben fesfendnne pt
odtte, min futn MIND teiid rafastin."
COB. Is ~. Tdmd ipelieuinen raf'
taus ia ptiimielilpns nsfpmaisten
feSfeud on uefon marmiu beoelmd,
ia tunto merritt. Se on tooeua otols
liIin tiitos ubri iOerrdHe: nSiud
maitto usfoa pliIi min polio, ettd
puoret iiirtGiIi ia eitd oliii raffautta,
Min eipd ie mitddn pliIi, ia noiffa
faifeu tnnoramme fuluttailimme
tDpbdin rawinnotIi, ia ontoiimme
ruumiimmetiu poltettao, eifd oiiii
ro ttoutta Min Ell iee6dn mitGdn amt'
taiIi" 1 aor. 13: 3. So min fun
faitiua totiIiua ustopoiIiua on pffi
usfo Serroan SeeiutIeen, min on
BELLA mpDs tdmd melieainen raf'
faus, ia pfIimieIiIpps faifisIa afi'
oisia, Ell pettdin ia paneteuen toinen
toistaan. So JOS fristitpt ppipmdt
usfosia ia melieuilesId ratfauoesia,
min ie on ibana tila ia Sumala iius
naa %runIaasti, iosta 9erran mics
Oamib neifaa forfeimmaSia fuos
risIa (pi. 1881: raatios, fuinfa Ius
IpiSta on eta meliefiet Iofpinnosia
tesfenGnId omat". Sa tefee tiettd'
pdfIi fobta, fuinfa toipaouinen Sid
antaa faiffinaiIen iiunaufienia Mile,
ia Ionpo: yyliin FUN Sermonin fass
te, iofa tulee alas Siionin tpuoreue".
Siad iieud lupaa Serra iiunaufIen'
ia, ia eldmdn olati ia iionfaitfiieSti,
file usfomaiieue leurafunnaae, iofa
benaen pbtepttd rauban fifteen fautta
Idilpttdd." 81. 4: 3. Wtutta buomat'
FAMINE, ettd tdmd ben9en pbteps
on mabooton ilman usfoa Seeiuf@
ieen ldilpttdd. Siud ibminen Ell pm'
mdrrd epdusfosia eIdisiddn, eta
mpDs tefoppbppoesid olesIaan, mis-
Ed ben9en Dbteps on. Iinoastaan
ne IieIut, iotfa eldpdn usfon fautto
opat tuaeet istutetufTi Seelus miini'
p,ubun. Waiffa usfon beiffouoes'
ia opat mield- puuttumaiIiotin, min
fuitenfin iitd bensenphtepttd ieurao
na atimotta ipelie linen roffaus. ".
ga arpali pubuu min ibmeen fau'
niisti tuosta raffauoeSta, fur lanoo:
SRA ttaus on fdrIimdinen ia laupias,
Ell ra ffous fabebti, ct ratfaus ole
tplp, eli bdn paiiu: 81 ban f6ptd it
Iednid lopimattomasti, ct omaania
etIi, Ell ban nibaon fptp, Ell ban pa
baa aiottele. /. n. e. So tdmd on
iu~moIalinen totuuS. Wtutta fuinfa
uIein meiltG tobtoo iGdod aipan nn'
botufIiin tue uuIi fdsfp, iosta See'
Jus Ianoi opetuslapIiueen: r@ttd uu'
ben tdsfpn MIND AMMAN teiue: ra'
~tostofaat toinen %toiStanne." Mpos'
toll Sobonnes ianoo: rWte tiebdm'
me, ett6 me plemme fuplemaSta eld'
mddn Iiirretpt, iiud me rafostamme
meliid, iofa Ell meliednId rafasta, ie
ppIpp fuolemasIa", 1 Sob. 3: Ia,
ySiud iofa eli rafasta fueliednId,
ionfa ban ndfee, fuinfa ban taitao
Sum aIoo rafastaa iota Ell ban nde?
2 Job. A: 20. y2os fuinfa Oh tau'
mis- iopinto ~raffaissa meliefiiSId,
pfsmieliIpps ia iuofio foifisia fdp'
tDfIisid: Se on fuin noble falibin,
iofa alas pddstd aaronin liepeiue
maatteen muotoa, ia min fuin Taste
Sermonin moa MILAN wiripoittaapi.
Niin iominto mp6s Siionin iiunaapi,
nabpistaapi: &c menestpfien mpb'
tddn tue, Gldmdn, omen, riemun
Iuo poImesta poIpeen alma.
a. n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
kekale tulesta
temmattuna.

Jaakko Hansen oil seitsemannen-
toista vuosisadan lopussa eraan ken
raalin t%allirenkina Amsterdamissa.
Han oil reipas ia kelpo nuorukai-
men, joka toimitti tehtavansa ken
raalin taydelliseksi tyytyvaisyydek-
81. Mutta ollessaan vapaana ty0s-
taan saattoi han kokonansa heittay-
tya hillittomien himojen py0rtee-
seen. Ensimaisena oil han seka
juomaseuroissa eta pelip0ydassa.
Han itse kirjottaa elamastaan
seuraavalla' raikealla ~tavalla:
"Olin siihen aikaan aasin kaltai-
men, joka virmana ia kiljuen me-
kastelee eramaassa.'
Haaella oil tapana alma lauantai.
ehtoisin vieda pestavat vaatteensa
eraalle k0yhalle leskelle, ia usein
oil tamgn luona silloin toisia koy.
hia ihmisia koolla. Tue pieni seu'
rue vietti aikansa vakavilla keskus-
teluilla, rukouksella ia laululla.
Hyvaluontoinen Jaakko ssattoi sci
laisissa tilaisuuksissa hiukan odot
taa saa1aksensa sitten ~tilaisuuder
toimittaa asiansa. Han asettui sill
loin tavallisesti uunin viereen ia
haukotellen kuunteli valinpitamat
tomana puheita, laulua ia lukemis-
ia.
Eraana iltana, kun han tuli pesu
v~aatteitaan hakemaan, oil tue plen
seurue taas min ~vilkkaassa keskus
telussa, ettei Sc huomannutkaan ha
men tuloansa h~uoneeseen. He MAJ
nitsivat m. m. eta seuraavana pal
vana pitt pastori Bockler vaalisaar
nansa avonaiseen virkaan Pietaril
kirkossa. He olivat hyvin mielis
saSn siita ia lupasivat toisilleen
eta Jos Jumala siunaa vaalin ia an
taa kaupungille tuon apostolin pa
min. min he kiitollisuudesta lahjot
tavat jotakin Mile, jotka ovat viel'
koyhempia kuhn he itse' mika mir
kin verran. Puheenaoleva koyh'
pesijatar lupasi antaa kaksi guide
MIA.
.Jaakko oil perrin hammastynyt
Mita ajattelikaan tue koyha vaimo
Kaksi guldenial Hanella on useit
lapsia huolettavana ia hanen tayty.
varmaan monta kuukautta tehd
tv0ta saada saastetyksi min suurei
summan kuhn kaksi guldenia. j
tamsn kaiken han tekee sta varter
;os pastori B0ckler tulee valituksl
Sitapa saarnaa taytyy hanenkl
valttamatta menna kuulemaan.
Seuraavana aamuna toimitti Jaah
no ripessti tehtavansa ia meni slit
kirkkoon.
yirsi veisattiin ia B6ckler astr
saarnatuoliin.
Hanen saarnansa kosketteli kaar
tvmatonta ihmista. Sattuvasti XII
vasi han synnin orjan tilaa, jok
.elaa ilman Jumalaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

say aaifeaaifta firiapainptbitd
tebSddm baltpaaa tdnsdm lebeen
ttriapaimpSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

= 8dbfdd MT tiIoomasIa uuIi fe'
Idpufu ". pauIin faupasta. Sopi'
muuS taataan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18

lice officer who killed chief of Police
Hare, here at midnight last nisht
died tonight In the hospital from the
effects Of the bullet wounds inflicted
by his opponent.
His wife said: 81 pray TO God ne
does not get wen, for If he lives, L
know they'll hang him"
Gillingham had been suspended by
Iluyck on the charge Of intoNcauon.
They engaged in a quarrel, but sep
arated. Later Chief Hare, Assistant
Chief Huyck and officer Bauer I'M
tercepted Gillingham on his way
home. Chief Hare ordered him to
give up his revolver. Gillingham
emptied his revolver the first bullet
causing instant death. Huyck and
Baeur Immediately fired their revolt
yers, three bullets finding lodgmcnt
lin Gmingham's body resulting IN his
death tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18
EX-AUsTRIAN OFFICIAL KILLED
BY EMPLOYE.

VIENNA, Nov. 16.- Dr. Robert
holzknecht Won Hort, who recently
held am important position I'm the
ministry of justice, wos shot dead to-
n.lht ly q former employe I'm the
m n'-try Matkoyic. whom he had en-
gagged ms a tutor In his family Mat
kovic also killed Dr. Holzknechts son
and daughter The tutor was en.m-
orcl of the girl, who had refused to
receive his attentions. In this she
was supported by her father.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18
Nowata High school Wishes Game.

The Nowata football team Of which
Davis ~. Barnes. lis manager has
written the World sporting editor re-
gardng the possibilities Of game at
Novatl ON Thanksgiving day with
some Tulsa team. The matter has
been taken up with Coach ltatz Of the
high school eleven and it is barely
possible that the T. II. S. team will
accent the terms offered by Nowata.
Manager Barnes says he is sure a
crowd of thousand people would
witness such n contest at Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18

Erwin Or. Hirschnold and Mrs.
Downing and the student body Of the
school are anxious to have a big 'Tur-
key day contest here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18

Although the plants in the boz
tanical department rooms were badly
injured during the period in which
school was recently closed by the
presence of fumigating materials in
the building. everything is resuming
It's former shape now and Miss Brady,
the teacher OF botany, is getting along
nicely with her thirty-eight pupils.
There are large number of high
grade. compound microscopes used In
this department than by any other
botany class I'm Oklahoma. A stere-
opticon machine for the showing Of
colored photographs Of plant life is
one part of the equipment. Within
the next few DAYS new stools will be
received which will enable the students
to study the plants more minutely by
sitting around the two long tables on
which the objects are displayed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18

Wanted: good. clean cotton rags
highest cash price If they are good
Tulsa World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18
MvRDERING POLICE CHIEF DIES
FROM WOUNDS.
Wife Pya,cd That lie Might Die. BE
cause She Was sure lie Would
30 Hanged.

BATON ROUGE la, Nov 16.--
Henry Gnlingham, the suspended po-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18

emitted in a complete transformation
% those quarters, and persons with an
artistic taste are in their sphere "hei
surveying the decorations ana general
arrangement Of the room, from the
rugs on the floor and the art paper
an the walls to the winsome young
lady who acts as superln,ei'o'','
Downing's private secretary Numer-
Gus potted plants are on shelves IN
the room and the place has "cozy
and home-like appearance that at
once strikes visitors. 1t Is IN thla
room that the board Of education
holds its meetings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18

A recent overhauling and remodel
ing of the private office Of Superin-
tendent Downing on the second floor
Of the high school building, has re-
yet. Coach Katz. Superintendent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-18

Students in the high school are
looking forward with much interest
to the football game on Monday' No
vomber 2Oth. between the Tulsa high
school and Claremore preparatory
school at Claremore. The Preps were
defeated here last year by T. II. ,
but are hopeful of avenging this
downfall when they meet the Tulsans
Monday.
Negotiations are under way for a
Thanksgiving day game here with
some good team. but nothing deiinlle
along this line has been arranged as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18

the amounts SO rcdiscounted viii never
be allowed to exceed the capital OF tic
bank which applies for the rel! ,coun;.
PROVISION Is made for discuunting Tile
obligation of a dcposlting bank
The rate Of discount Will he uniform
in the United states. and will he 0xed
from time to time by the cxccu:i re
COMMITTEES.
The association may deal in bank
acccptances OF such character as are
commonly known in the niarke- ~
prime bills. and may invest in eonns
and short term obligations oe SIC
United States. and also in the socuy:-
Ties of foreign governments rs may
he approved.
The association shall lave power ar
home and abroad to deal In soll coin
and bullion ami grant loans upon
either. 1t will nave power to buy and
sell bills of exchange abroad. main
tain bank accounts in foreign com
tries, and buy. sell and collect foreign
bills Of exchange.
National banks woull lie, an.ho-iz !.
to recognize acceptances drawn upon
them, properly secured and never Ia
exceed onc-half the capital ami sur.
plus OF the accepting bank.
Organization of banks to do business
in foreign countries would nc author
iLcu, ana tncir STOCK might DC nClI DN
national banks.
New Class Of Banks.
~ new class OF savings banks :,.-
thorizcd to have savings depnr. nicnts
and loan money upon real estlte would
be authorized, ana another class to bS
in effect national trust companies
would be created. MI would he under
tho inspection and supervision Of the
government
National banks may choose to reta'I
their note issues. but whenever a banl
I retired part or whole of Its notes. Il
would surrender Its right to reissue
them, and the power OF Issue woult
! eventually he concentrated in the re
! serve association.
! The . per cent. bonds now held ny
| the national banks would he taken UP
/ IL tho banks cared to sell them. by tht
reserve associa ton. and the associn-
ton agrees to hold them ten years
With approval of the Secretary Of the
| would have the right to sell those SC
curitles after two years ut Il rate oil
not more than s50,000.o00 year.
In addition to authority to Issue
notes to replace any national banl
notes outstanding at the time of II.
organization. the reserve association
would have authority to Issue other
notes up to s30o,oo0.ooO paying q grad
uated tax as tho amount Increased.
All notes of the association would
he a frs, lien upon it's assets. am
would be payable on demand In law
full money AT the head office or any OF
Its branches.
The notes of the association would
he legal tender for all obligations
taxes and debts. except those of the
government which arc specifically pay
able in gold.
That. in brief. is Senator Aldrich's
plan, the fruit of lifetime Of study
and work. which many of his friends
declare will be his monument. The
Senator has said he does not expect It's
immediate approval or that any for
NAL action will he taken upon It. lie
presents II as a basis for criticism and
discussion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
Will ASH ron $40. 900.
of Eiks' National Home Want
Modern, FIrcprOof Building.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

TSptclhI 10 TIC I'1mtS- DlSpntCh.
Lynchburg. Va, January l1.--At n
meeting of the board OF trustees OF
the Elks National Home. held late yes
terday al the home. In Bedford county,
IL was decided TO make an appeal TO
the next meeting OF the Grand Lodge,
at atlantic City. probably in July, for
an appropriation Of at least S250. 600,
with which to construct a modern and
iircprOof building. to take the place
Of the building now used to care for tho
eighty veteran Elks who have become
charges upon the order.
Last year the Grand Lodge refused
to change the location of the National
Home, and II is believed by members
of the trustees that provision will be
made 10 protect the veteran Elks from
fire hazard, that exists in the present
home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
SENATOR NELSON w. ALpR1cu.

! tricts. In each of them would be n
branch of the Reserve Association In
each branch there would be local atso-
Citations Of national banks. Each must
he composed of not less than ten
oanks and each would elect its own
board of directors. Each local associa-
ton in turn is entitled to one director
on the board OF tho branch in waica
1t operates. To the board of each
branch will then be added an adai-
tional number of directors equal 10
one third the number OF local assoa,l-
tons represented. who shall fairly
represent the industrial commercial
agricultural ana other interests Of that
community. They must not he DIN
GERS IF banks.
Why Directors Arc Chosen.
The fifteen branches then in turn
each elect a director TO the board OF
the Reserve Association and the other
! thirty are then chosen in the follow
Ing way:
Six ex-officio members shall he gov.
crnor OF the Reserve Association. who
shall be chairman Of the board. two
deputy governors. OF tho association.
the Secretary OF the Treasury, the Sec
rotary OF Commerce and Labor, and
the Comptroller of the Currency
Twelve more will be elected by repre-
| sentatives of the banks of each district.
The board as thus constituted will
then select twelve additional directors
making fortyhve in all-whu shall
represent the Industrial. commercial,
agricultural and other interests of tho
country. none Of whom can be officers
of banks.
Thus tho operation IF such system
will resolve itself IN separate banks.
represented in the local associations,
which in turn are represented In tho
branches, and tho branches Will bc rop-
/ resented in the main organization.
! y bank I'm local organization may
apply to have its commercial paper
| guaranteed. Secured by the pledged
assets Of that association. II may be
| rcdisconnted at the branch. and I'm turn
! rcdiscountcd at the Reserve Associa :
| lion. Such commercial paper, when
/ properly hacked with security. may
! then he used the partial basis for
! the issue OF notes. and thereby tho
! scheme expects to provide an clasu-
| city TO The national currency. such as
prevails in Europe
Features Of Plan.
/ In the abstract tho following arc
f! some of the features OF the plan:
| Nfter the Stockholders OF the asso-
! citation receive per cent, and tho sur
/ plus OF the Reserve Association
amounts to 90 per cent. of the paid In
/ capital. all excess earnings shall 20 20
| the government
! Notes and bills which the govern.
be limited as To time OF maturity, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
JUDGE NAY REVOKE LICENSE
OF BRISTOL LIQUOR COMPANY
lsrecial to Tho Times. pIspatch.l

I.9I'V''TdI 70 IV 7 ITltS- UISTHtCTl.I
Bristol Va" January 17.-Judgc
Kelly, of the Virginia Corporation
Court. to-day beard the case of the
Home Liquor Company. whose license
lie threatens to revoke, because its
house was kept open Monday follow
Ing Christmas. when all other saloons
were closed 1t Is alleged that the
business was so conducted that day
as 20 make 1t public nuisance. Many
witnesses were examined. The case
will be argued Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Lynchburg, Va, january IA sur
prise marriage took place Saturday
night al the rcctory of the Grace Me
mortal Episcopal Church. when Miss
Harriet Elizabeth Johnson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Johns. was mar
ricd to Thomas j. Lyon. of this city
The ceremony was performed by tho
rector, Rev. Edwin II. Carter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
MEETS IN LfNcHBunG.
Christian Ministerial Association In
-Four DnyH' ScnsIOn.

ISpecial % Tho Times Dispatchl
lynchburG Va. January 1.-THE
virginia Christian Ministerial Associa :
ZION met This morning at the Virginia
Christian College for q four DAYS SEES
sion. the feature OF which win be nine
lectures by Professor +. G.. Deweesc.
Transylvania University. Lexingto on,
lSy.. on church governments. Many
prominent ministers OF the Christia n
churches are present, and the president
Rev j. u. !l.:SekSer q g :. :. chung, is
prcGtdius.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
Rocky Dale Farm Change. Hnnd".

Rocky Dale Farm, on tho National
Highway. situated one mile from this
city, in Roanoke county. has been pur-
chased from the Oliver family nj n
cost Of $4,000. The farm contains
200 acres OF land. and Is one OF the
richest farms in the county. The cor
poratlon which has purchased the
property has decided 70 divide Il into
hvc-acrc tracts and put II on the mar
kct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
Accents Gail to Tc.ns.

Especial 10 The Tlmes-DlsDhtCh.T
Warrcnton, Va, January 17.-Rev e.
s. links, who has been In charge Of
ST. James Episcopal Church, which
was destroyed by fire in October 1910,
has accepted the call to st. Paul's
Church. in Waco. Tex. Rev. Mr.. Kinks
handed his resignation to the vcstry
OF st. James this afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18

Gross Premiums.
Insurance in Force {paid for basis)
Admitted Assets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
Ler,urc hy pr. waxlnnd.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Iiarris"nhurg. Va. January Ito
night. before the Economic Club. pr.
John ". Wayland. of the chair OF his
tory at tho state Normal School, lee
turcd on Economic Crises."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18

L. Strudwick,
Philip. Whitlock,
5. W. 'Travers,
S. D. Crcnshaw,
II. w Anderson,
J. r. Gordon,
I y:Eitz. s;..ssslisg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Big Stone Gap Social News
fSneoial To Tic Tiines-Disnatch.

ti Speclal TO TIC Times Dispatch
Mrs jill. Mccormick and Miss
Madge Dingess Visited friends in Nor
ton the first OF the week.
DE-. and Mrs. T.. e.. Greear have gone
TO housekeeping in the Baker cottage.
which they recently purchased from
Mr.. Williams.
John Fox, Ir.. the popular nn,hor,
10 join his WIFE, trttzi Scheff. who is
now appearing In her new opera. in
that city FL
n. IL. burgess and wife and child, OF
Bluencld. have returned 10 their home
after a pleasant Visit to ID, i. Burgess.
OF this place,
Mis- Janet Bale , wsns 70 G Nor,en
a. X. Morrison. OF this place. was
among those attending the dance at
Norton Monday night.
James ". Fox, Of New York, arrived
in the Gap Saturday night and spent
sunday and Monday with his father,
john " I1oA, srn leaving Monday
viii return 10 his home In New York
Everett Fox, of Louisville, spent
sunday and Monday with his father.
John W. E'ox. Sri. returning Monday
night TO his home In Louisville.
Mrs. j. j.. Lloyd. who has been spend
ing scvcrn! weeks In sanatorium at
Richmond. returned home Friday. az
cUmpanicd ~ Or. Lloyd and Miss
Lillian, the latter spending Easter
with her parents, and returning Tues
day to her duties at sullins College.
Bristol Mrs. Lloyd is much improved
Tho Zig Stone GAP basketball team
went to Coeburn saturday and played
a match game with tho team at that
place. resulting in a score Of II to 10 In
favor of the Zig stone Gap girls
Madame f'ritzi- Schcff FOX is planning
TO build one of the hnndsomcat man
sions in the Old Dominion. plans for
which have been prepared. They pro-
. vide for q structure OF stone and
etucco, and two stories high. with an
attic having n frontage Of 100 feet
and n depth OF 81 feet. and containing
forty rooms. The interior will be
finished in hardwood throughout, and
the house. which will have q steam
Madame Schen for her home cost
$4,000 and the site is one OF the most
beautiful in this section. being eight
1itully located. When completed the
house and grounds will lie the hand
soonest in this section OF the state
Madame Scheff has sent a gardener
beautifying the grounds. Plants and
shrubs in large quantities are being
set ont.
On Friday. April 1ithe High School
Athletic Association held a meeting
Committees We're appointed To see 10
the preparation OF the basketball and
baseball grounds. and the tennis court.
I An executive committee was appointed
for field day. May H. and this com
mittee will appoint subcommittee 10
I look after ali the details or The nrcpa !.
rations necessary 10 bc made for that
occasion. Splendid talks on the sub
icct OF athletics We're made 10 tho as
ISOLATION hy Professor Young, Dr.
Stochr. former president Of the assoc
citation, and Mr.. Graft. minister Of the
Baptist Church.. of this place.