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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
Club and Social Notes

talk on Education through MUSIC, aHh
Mrs. ]. Heron Crosman, president q ire
National Society Of Patriotic Women VIII
tell what the patriotic societies are dong
for good citizenship.
THE lighter sides OF existence vii! rot Be
neglected. however, and there will be music
furnished by a Juvenile orchestra OF forty
bows and girls Also reception vii! be
given 70 the president Nine. Evans Won
Klenner. after the programme.
A welcome home" reception TO Mrs Ella
Wheeler Wilcox will be given on Thursday
evening a. the Hotel Martinique. The re-
cention will be followed by supper and
entertainment.
A,oonp the patrone.ses are Mrs Donald
Mclean. Mrs. Arthur Elliott Fish, MIS-
c,arence Burns, Mrs Dore Lyon. Miss
Lille Devereux Blake, Miss Florence
Guernsey. Mrs. George ". Howes, Mrs
Roger A Pryor. Mrs. William Grant
Rrown. Mrs. William WINS. Miss Mary
CARAT, rav. Miss Lizzie Woodbury. Law,
Me- Theodore F. Seward, Mrs. Frank A.
siro,,ons Mrs Boyd s. Delbridge. Nine.
Beatrice Goldie and Mrs. Alfred A BROOKS
The patrons are General Daniel +. sickies'
General Julius H. Stahel. General James
r O'Reirne. General James Grant WILSON,
General Horatio &. King, General r. a.
McAlpin and General George Is. LOUD
The Professional Womans League VIII
hold its annual reception to-morro" ai.e'
noon at 3 o'clock at the league mousse No
1929 Broadway. but that does not mean inc
end OF the season, by any means Tor 'nie
energetic organization. Its prosressNe
euchres will continue indefinitely. on MnS
% Mrs. Hattie r. Neffien and Mrs' fAu'ihe
Willard de Lisser will have charge OF inc
programme. As Miss Amelia Bingham inc
newly reelected president OF the league
had TO leave town last week for pro-
at the reception. dinner was given for her
on Thursday evening.
All things come to an end in Mayhem
the music OF the suffragists on Murray HILL
The last concert of the season OF the lNh
Assembly District Club Of the Political
Equality Association. at No. 40 East Ath
street was given on Thursday evening
under the direction Of Miss Marie Maurer.
Next Wednesday evening May "a. a public
exhibition OF the work OF the choral classes
uuI be given at the studio OF Nine. Gard =
nor Bartlett, No. PSI West S6th street.
These classes were started under the pat
ronage OF Nine. Nordica.
Tho BROOKLYN Womans Health Protective
,eeociation came Of age on Wednesday and
celebrated BY haldias ~ REGULAR Wsstips
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vi. Belle &c Rivera, president OF the
!sest-e Club OF New York. was presented
VIII gold pencil by her admirers al the
reception given in her honor on Tuesoay
q ,.e Hotel Aston. The rooms were Gee
Grated with Macs. as violet is the clup
cor Twenty new officers were installed
n. quests included many prominent cluo
To-en and a Few professional actors ard
actresses
t-.sl BY jury will enliven the last meet
ss o. the Government Club tomorrow
afternoon az the Hotel Aston. A damage
'4s OF sS,0no will be brought by Miss Flor
wee Frohrison against the Surface Rail
wy Company The counsel for the plain
:. VIII be Mrs J. Hungerford Milbank,
enc her witnesses will be her physician.
@'s James 2. Gear, and innocent by
s'aaoers, Mrs H H Hamilton and Mrs. r.
" 5os. The railway company. Of course,
WI make strong defence. assisted by the
's' lawyer. Mrs. Belle de Rivera the cor
p''euon doctor. Dr. Adelaide Wallerstein.
"'e'al witnesses and the policeman who
-, oe the arrest, Mrs. Harry Hastings.
-, 's 1anette Fergus Baird will be the
..4s' II has been impossible as yet TO
AA' Jury acceptable 10 both sides.
49,, ."e Rainy Daisies will be fifteen years
20 next November. and are already max
s pans to celebrate the great event. AT
W. M las, meeting. on Wednesday. al the
80 Astor. II was decided 10 have a
.1dy breakfast on November /. Mrs
n. Faimer recently was reinstalled as
a. ." OF the club. with Florence Guern-
c, 'Hs' Horace A. Rounds, Mrs. william
81 80 Brown and Sara A. Palmer as vice
ps'oents The other officers are Mrs.
w.. Ooiard. Mrs. Austin y. Palmer and
,nn,. y. Johnson. recording and CORE
a. secretaries and assistant secre-
A.. mrs Charles r. Perkins, treasurer
's' William A. Deering. assistant.
No. ,Ae New York Women's Press Club will
wr. ' Inc serious problems OF the uni
Ton zen al Its last meeting Of the sea-
boz, "'ch is 10 be held on Saturday after
hos" The Waldorf Astoria. The guest OF
sbo wi. WIZ be Captain Frederick Campbell,
70 r's oeen sent from England TO Canada
,hd IN. social and industrial questions,
s,,ror., subject of study. therefore. will be
,rVVpriately economic.
elsou,. anger within our gates" will he
Mrs on oy an immigration missionary.
Gil, .hce Burns will talk about our
"ene., us us Ella Pool will tell How
Mss Es,a needs of the immigrant, and
Work sao " Narick Boswell will discuss
a eopd,,,ohpished in social and economi-
''9as." Mrs, David Mason win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

Many Of the cautions and suggestions
that have filled these pages during the
winter are idle now. No need To urge the
opened window o. nights No need TO plead
for hours spent in the fresh air. With the
spring comes a thirst for oxygen. a desire
to battle, as 1, were, in the out Of doors.
Just here comes a danger-the danger OF
overdoing Exercise has become suddenly
very pleasant, even to those who may have
shirked their walks in the winter: but un-
accustomed exercise. taken too violently,
will upset the general health, especially the
digestive organs. Therefore the length of
tramps should he regulated by an ascend
ing scale and rest should not be neglected.
After walk a low chair on the porch well
cut Of a draft, unless you are fortunate
enough 10 be draft proof. state II is posi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

my corset hospital is nearly four years
old" a woman who makes a business or
remodelling and repairing corsets told the
reporter.
81 learned my trade in corset shop
where corsets We're made and altered
There. of course. we handled only the one
make of corsets. 1t Is a smart shop, and
gets large prices for everything done. The
first private work / ever did was for a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
Secrets Of q Corset Hospital
The Oftener the Fashionable Figure Changes
the More This Institution ProsPers.

give her the name and add that certain
stocking supporters Will need to be changed.
The majority of people fancy that only
the very stout need so many pairs of stock
ing supporters to hold their corsets In
place. The truth Of the matter Is that
flesh has very little to do with corsets
keeping i'm place. just as ii has little TO do
with it's keeping its shape. I have some
patrons who are decidedly thin who have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
scARFS AND BAGS.

Among the summer accessories are some
,,rs,v novel scarfs with bags to
ah one IL OF exquisitely fine cotton
H. ,n creamy white with y narrow
border of Egyptian embroidery done In the
striking colors that always distinguish this
cor, Of decoration. An effect that is equally
~eod though in a different way. Is OBJ
..,n.d with a pure white fabric and en-
i S:!oIds..s: I. q : :,!s rs lsSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

ble To attain. or. better still, a couch. is a
real necessity 10 one whose muscles are un-
trained. From fifteen To thirty minutes
should be spent in absolute rest.
Many OF the ailments peculiar TO summer
can be traced to the disturbance created by
too violent exertion. Moreover. We eat less
Iu the summer than In the winter, and rely
more upon the nourishment We receive from
the exyEsn IN the, air. We are not really
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

The Brooklyn Woman's Health Protective
Association came of age on Wednesday and
celebrated by halaips its rsxulaf Wastips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

The National Society Of Patriotic Nom-
en- of America held their final meeting on
Wednesday at No. a West 18th street. Al
though the meeting was supposed to be
rurely social. several speakers gave seri-
Gus orations on Patriotism after which
every one felt at ease with her conscience
and enjoyed the music and refreshments.
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Better Farm
ing Special.

On April the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway will run
Better Farming Special from
Bristol TO Big Stone Gap. This
train will reach Gate City about
$3.50 n. m, and stay there about
three hours, reaching Big Stone
Gap about 200 p. IN.
The special viii consist of one
exhibit car and two coaches as
lecture rooms, and will be in
charge of the Agricultural and
Industrial Department of the
Norfolk and Western Railway
Company. accompanied by Mr..
Ct. w Koiner, Commissioner of
Agriculture Of Virginia, and is
run in the further interest of
agricultural departments of this
territory, and will hold insti-
tutes at Gate City and Big
Stone Gap, where an opportun-
ity will be given for farmers to
obtain information on any sub
ject relative to the farm. Lee
lures will be delivered by
scientific and practical farmers,
and the Information 10 be given
them is valuable to any farmer.
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BENHAM LOCALS.

% - Gnly moved into camp Thursday
aud is occupying the four-Oom cottage
next Co the Club House
W II Whitcomh FROM lclliro. Tom
spent night 100 8pnham last weak. and
was very enthusiastic over thc beautiful
location of our camp and the fine quality
of coal
bird sturgin and wife have returned
from Arkansas where they went about
two months ago llomcsiclncss lor Ken.
lucky is the cause of the speedy return.
Mr. Clark returned Saturday from a
business trip to Bristol
Messrs llun and Roord went To- Bie
stone Gap Friday afternoon
Messr> C. e. Blan,on and Geo TAYLOR
were visitors last week
C O Mullins Is now located AZ Noians-
burg station looking after our freichts
Our next station win be- Chad, five miles
from camp
y p Scott, of Emory Va was h
camp last week
Tho dry work on the coke ovens ha.
bcon started and the tcamstcrs an busy
hauling stones. getting them mostly from
around the houses and on the streets. I'm
this way an tile lots will bee cleaned an
and lcvcled and those who wish Oau
plant their gardens
The Club has one new membcr-tkc
peace officer We think however. there
Is no significance IN this mans profession.
since hc seems To bc in good standing il
Is rumefed that certain member who
WAS once before expelled and taken back
on his goo.. behavior has boon repeating
the same otlense getting up At o'clock
in the morning
Mr. Tucker returned TO camp Saturday
afternoon, after a three weeks business
trip to Chicago and other points Mr.
Wells had charge of the camp In his ab
scnce, and fully illustrated the doctrin,
of the Perseverance of the Saints
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A GOOD MAN GONE.

j. w. Kennedy, after an i'll
ness of Il complication of dis
ensep extending over Il period
of several months, died at his
home in East Big Stone Gap on
last Sunday evening at 1880
O'Clock. The funeral, conducted
by Rev. j, w. w. Shuler, OF
this place, and Rev. w. II,
Wampler, of East Stone Gap,
took place Monday afternoon
and the deceased was buried in
the cemetery at East Stone Gap
Mr.. Kennedy was about Is
year, of age, and had lived in
Big Stone Gap for more than
fifty years He was member
of the Southern Methodist
Church,at East Stone Gap, and
n conscientious Christian man
aud we'll liked by his neighbors
and friends, all of whom regret
his taking away.
He is survived by a widow
and eight children, as follows;
w. II Kennedy, of Umalilla,
Fla; j y Kennedy. of Cleve.
land, Va; r. +. Kennedy, p. II.
Kennedy; Mrs. w. G.. Lane.
Mrs. Charles Bird. of this place,
and Mrs. Wheeler, of Knoxville,
all of whom were present at the
time of his death, except the
first named. who returned to
his home in Florida about ten
days ago from a visit TO his
father,
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PUBLICATION OF NOTICES.

TO Ellen " sawyers and Maria l..
Campbell
You are hereby notified that lot No.
twelve, az, of Block No, forty one, an.
of Fiat No one, I'd, of the town of Big
stone Gap in Wise County. Virginia
which said lot is shown ON Plat No one.
ID OF sid town which is ofieconl i'm
the Clerks Office of said County In Deed
BOOK No 81 page g. was sold on the 2jth
day OF April, 1898, by the Treasurer of
said County, for delinquent taxes. levics
inieres, andcosis. to the Commonwealth
of Virginia, and application FOR the pur.
chase thereof has been filed in the CLERK
Office of said County 10y G. q Cochran.
and II appearing that said lot was M your
name, at the date of said sale, aud IL ap-
pearing from the records in said Onicc.
that you are interested IN said lot you are
further notified to appear in four months.
from the date OF this hotice, and do what
may be necessary to project yons interests.
Given under my hand this 24th day Of
Mardh, 1911.
c. 4. JOHNSON. CLERK. Cir
cult Court of Wise County, va.
IR L. Kiigore, T. @,
Wise, Va Meh 20 lslt
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VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Something of Its Policy.

We want our subscribers and
tho public generally TO know
all about the details-the inside
workings of the Telephone
Business. The spirit of our
organization is one of frank.
ness, courtesy and cooperation.
Our policy is to give square
deal and to furnish efficient
Telephone service at reasonable
rates.
Thirty years experience in
the Telephone business has
given us an insight into the
needs OF the public. 1t has
equipped us to anticipate and
meet the demands of the public
for n comprehensive Telephone
system furnishing universal
service. Each Of our exchanges
has the benefit of this eXper-
fence; it is a part of this great
indispensable system of inter.
communication
1t is essential that our rela-
tions with the public be such
that we have the cooperation
of our patrons and the telephone
using community Through our
operators we come into personal
contact with the public thous
ands of times every day.
Practically every person who
uses the telephone is in n hurry
and in a frame of mind TO be
easily irritated.
Every possible prccaution is
taken, not only to maintain our
service at the highest standard,
but TO keep our plant in perfect
condition, to direct our en-
ployes so that every patron will
be treated with courtesy and
consideration TO find the weak
spots and correct them before
the public is aware Of them, to
reflect, in the considerate treat.
ment of our employees, the policy
of the company toward the
public.
In order to succeed we must
not only give efficient service.
We must meet the larger de
mands of the public by provid
ing the most modern means for
filling the general as well as the
individual needs. We fully
realize this. We have a com
prehcnsivc knowledge of the
duty we owe the public. Our
time, money and energy are all
directed toward fulfilling this
duty.
Help us by your cooperation,
Let us know when you have
trouble. 1t will enable us to
know and to improve We can
not make our service perfect
but with your co operation we
can keep it to "a high standard
of efficiency IL IA
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SERIES OF SERMONS.

The following series of ser
mons will be delivered on
Lords Day evenings at the
Christian church by the pastor,
Rev. c. B. Livesay, beginning
each night at S o'clock:
April e.-"1'he Mission of Jesus as
laugh; by the Four Evangelist
April a.-"Thc Gree Commission 20
April i6.--"The beginning, No. L."
April e3.-"The beginning, No , -
April 3o.-"rhe Conversions of Pen
tecost'
May 7.-rhc Conversion of Saul of
Tarsus
May i4.-"The Conversion Of the
Philippian Jailcr
May ei.-"1hc Conversion of the
Samarllans
| want you to hear all of these
sermons. Come and bring your
friends. a welcome awaits you.
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Dickinson Co.
Democrats
Nominated a Strong Ticket
for County Offices.

Freezing, Va, March %.
Representatives of the Demo
crat party from all the magis-
terial districts OF Dickinson
county met at Cliutwood on
Wednesday, and nominated
candidates for county officers,
except Commissioners OF reve-
nue. and commemorative at
torney. Prof. Milton w Re.
mines, formerly principal of
the high school at Clintwood,
was nominated for circuit court
clerk; Richard ID Switzerland
for Couuty treasurer, and G.. p.
Fleming, for sheriff Candi-
dates for commissioners of the
revenue will be put insthe field.
but as the party has no man
available for the Office of com
monwemth's attorney, it, will
be given to the opposition
party
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School Notes.
PROGRAM
For Annual Patrons Dsy and Educn-
tlonal Rally, Friday, March 81.

MORNING SESSION
1000 a. IN 10 90 y. III
Prin- II II Young, Presiding
Prayer .M. DR. John Lloyd
Song by the School ......,...
The Son of God Goes Forth to
War"
Opening Remarks pdn II. II Young
Address ..... .Dr. j. r. Mcdonnell
L iory and Henry College
Instrumental Duet $3.50. ...t.....
Mary Skeon and Margaret Petit
Address ........ DIR. W. $. Neighbors
President of sullins College.
Vocal Solo ........ Miss Eltha Kline
AFTERNOON SESSION
400 to 800 y m
Sup, j. N. Hnlmau. Presiding
song by the School. "America. e
Address Supt !. n. uillman
Address Hon, VIM Hodges Mann
Governor OF Virginia
Song 10y the School ...l.....
My Own United States p
In addition TO the speakers on the pro
gram we expect to have with us ON this
occasion our examiner, MIR Worrell. and
several of our Division supcrin,cndcnts.
An exhibit Of the pupils daily work
viii be found in the rooms Of their re-
spective teachers
Superintendent Hillman is dcsircus
that all ncighboring schools, in particular
Appalaehia and Eas, Stone Gap High
Schools, visit Ills ON this occasion, as
the work exhibited should be suggestive
and helpful to both teacher and pupil
We extend most cordial welcome to
not only our neighboring schools ani
patrons but 70 the general public We
are planning real treat for you all
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Sale ofLighting
Franchise.

Be be ordained thut the Council of tho
town uf big STONE Gau Wise County
Virginia siall oilcr lur sale ifs franchise
iOr Lighting and furnishing electricity tn
said town and t0 thi, oud tO mih0rixe
the purchaser io erect poles. wires or
othei cnudulis along nd uyer lhc Street,
avenues noullyards and alloys of said
town audi timt said ordinance lr iu tile
word and figure, following
SECTION
Rc ordained by thc Town Connect oi
big Stone Gap Virginia, THAT
UampuN
hc and b IS hereby, AuthorIlcd to eNer-
else franchise zoo thc town oi Big STONE
Gap, for thc purpose of furnishing light,
ana electricity tO ihe said town and to
the citizens ihcuoL and for This purpose
% shal have the right to erect poles along
and over ihe streets alleys and public
places oi The said toynaud to string wires
thereon, or lay underground couduus
alpng and under said Streets ulloys and
public places ls DO hn,inc.s lruul time 20
time require and To- do an othcr acts
incidentally necessary to carry nui such
tmuchise
SECTION H.
Tine period of the duration OF the franz
elise hereby granted Small Dc thirty
years from aud after tho final adoption OF
this urihance It's provided hy mw
SECTION nm
Tho n,ls. t,ir ,5 ,.t...
used 10y ihe said company 100 exercising
r..nccf. Tha noi.s IN i,'i, O.''Sn W. .'i'
cal. and alI wires used sbail be e5r.G,li,
Insulated and ali work of wiring build
Jugs and maintenance of wires and lights
BOO streets and public place, shall be done
in a careful aud wofknaniikc manner aud
the system of wiring and lighting shall
AT ali times De maintmed in high de-
gree OF safety and proficiency The
' "ulS q, 'oil5llUo''ns Sa maintenance
tho ,uneryision NJ , i''"'' w. uou' ,' ,,-
town. or of tbc Strcc, co,'7,,,,,- W, s
Council of said town a. m"v 4. J., ,n'
mined by tho Said Conmrii Cr9,,, ,n,o -
time. and the sid comnanv sbsi, W.
and nroperly rel,v on, .,J. 10Y
t-. ~ .s 80 ""'N 'i
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NOTICE.

The State Teachers Exami
will be held for Wise
county at Wise, Va on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday
April 81. IS and %, 1911.
The examination will be held
in the Wise school building,
beginning at 500 o'clock, a. M.
Teachers who expect to take
this examination will please
report not later than 900 O'clock
a, m Thursday, April 81.
Respectfully,
j. \. HILLMAN,
Div. Supt Wise Co, Schools.
old newspapers for sale at
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Nirr, Recorder.
NOTICE.

BIDS are invited for the franchise of the
rights proposed TO be granted in the fore
gong ordinance said bids are to be in
writing and delivered 10 the Mayor in the
Council Chamber OF said town. on The
I'm DAY OF April. 1911, at o O'Clock \.
"; a' which time and place the same
by law 0''''''
ch 29-l3.lG 80 ''"'V'
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H. Young; Assistant Manager,
Sam Nickels.
Basket Ball am--Captain, JOS
ephine Kelly; Manager, Miss
Davidson; Assistant Manage. !,
Miss TGnberlake.
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The Return OF SHERLOCK HOLMES

Under this title the New York
Sunday World will print "a
series Of thirteen detective
stories by Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle. These Sherlock Holmes
stories will be complete IN each
issue for thirteen Sundays, be
ginning April @ While every
one should get the set, any
Sundays issue will be equally
desirable.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-29

nee hli" Nit alarm telegraph sysicmof ile
s'lo town
SECTION VII.
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said conpan, or ANN of II. on,rio,c.
comply with any ordinance of the Said
town relative to die use of ihc street.
tlcrolf and thc acceptance hy the 4m
company Of this ordinance Shall Doc an
agreement hy 80 10 pay OBJ tho said town.
any sum Of money for which lhe town
may hccomc liable from or los reason of
amy such injury
SECTION VIM
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FOR SALE.

Six room dwelling; two halls,
two porches, bathroom, all
modern, and cement cellar;
partly finished in oak. ideal
location; corner West First
Street and Wyandottc Avenue.
Price 5000; one-third cash; bal
ance to suit purchaser Title
guaranteed perfect See
A. l.. WITT,
Mich ltf lntermont Building
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Many people seem to think
shat the simple life is good
thing for the other fellow.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-29

An exchange says that money
is a thing wives look for while
men nre asleep.
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LIlcrary soelsly--New OIIleers.

President, Thurston Stone;
Vicc-president, collie Palmer;
Treasurer, Ollie Kelly; Censor,
Glessie Gilly; Hall-keeper, John
Graham; Literary Critic. Win
ME Mullins; Parliamentary
Critic, Emmitt Stone.
Executive Commirtee-Chair-
man, Nettie Willis; Ruby
kemper, Gue,ava Parsons.