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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-31
GOOD SUMNER FOR CHURCHES
Attendance liza, Held Up Well-Pas
tors Back Now From Vacations

with the ndyrur NJ September loral
pastors ARE huok bon their mlpits from
their vacations, The falling off u
church aud sunday school attendance
during the summer months was less
noticeable This past summer than ever
before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-31

Gallons of trouble may come out "
10 pint flask
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-31
Summer Victim,

lie WIS sure that everything he knew.
Poor fellow his fate was grim
lie tried to paddle his own canoe
Rrforr ho had learned TO swim
Judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-31
MRs .InsEPMINL MIeNMNN.

ton and her daughter Miss l.ru. Ilm
iltun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-31

Piano Instructor Uf lH" bw.nI
System or Improved Music Study '"r
brglunrr- and those wishing % thor
ough know ledge of the foundation n
music Studios 1905 East NiuN Nm
TIB4.J 63S East Tenth. Wal l#W
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-20
Industrial Edition O

Our Industrial Edition still available and may be secured . tbs office wrapped .d
historical
L. ja ad the surrounding I'd he ef6a 3 lid issed
tie state Cdo The supply vi existed aad @ uve s aSeed
Is 1hepoaee ed6oa
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Wise County Will Have
Good Crops.

Wise Va. July, 18th The
heavy rainfall OF the lest two
weeks has seriously retarded
the cultivation OF corn and
other crops. Potatoes, grass
oats wheat, rye aud garden
crops are reported the best in
years.
Corn is not "a far advanced
as II should be as the weather
has been too cool up until the
recent rains began; since which
time sunshine has been lacking
There viii be more fruit than
was expected after the ravaqcs
of the blight, though the crop
will be Lighter than last year.
a heavy cherry crop has
been harvested and sold in the
towns Of the county at price
ranging from 20 to 40 cents
The corn crop has been greatly
damaged by wiry worms, cut
worms aud bud worms.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Soldier Boys
will Leave Saturday or Sun
day For Virginia Beach.

Company II. 2ud Infantry
virginia Volunteers. will lanve
here Saturday or Sunday. but
II viii moro than likely be on
sunday at 200 or 3.un "a. m
The present Indications are that
the company will have "A special
train from here to Bristol. con
slStlng of 81 passenger car. bag
gage car and pullman. Al
hrlstol the Company = cars viii
be switched onto the n q w
passenger train which leaves
bristol at "a. IN, which will
carry them 10 Roanoke. H. la
generally thought that at Ro
anokc a special train of soldiers
VIII be made up, and that il
VIII be % through train via
Lynchburg and Petersburg to
Norfolk, and then TO Virginia
Beach where the target range
is located
Every mans equipment is be
Iug inspected this week. and
the Company has enough mos
quito bar for every man Cap
tain Bullitt has seen that the
Company has fulfilled every re
qulremeut of the rules and req
platiuhs. Almost every man
has made 800 or more out of 100
at target practice The State
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Knoxville Company Gets So
600, 900 War Order.

Knoxville, Tenn. July I6.-A
- 100000 contract for the man
ufacture Of six inch shell for
the British army has been
awarded the William j Oliver
Manufacturing Company by the
representatives Of the British
government M New York. ac-
coriing 90 information reach
ing tho city Yesterday Colonel
William j Oliver said Thurs
dag that the details of the deal
are being closed now, but de-
cllned 70 discuss the matter at
this time.
Announcement of the award
ing of the contract was made
by L. r. Wooten, who Is in
New York representing the Will
liam j Oliver Manufacturing
Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Entertained With Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Goodloe
delip 4tfully entertained mum
Der of their friends Friday
night with a dance in honor of
Miss Penman, of Panama, who
has been their guest this sum
mer. The large porch was pro.
fusely decorated with Japanese
lanterns. The guests were
served delicious refreshments
such as punch, ice cream IN
blocks and cake
Among those who enjoyed
the hospitality of Mr.. aud Mrs.
GOodioe were Misses Ruth
Prescott, julie Bullitt, Margaret
Petit Jessie McCOrkle. Mar
garet Drennen, Joe Shields
Sara Cochran, Margaret Miller.
Christine Miller, Caroline
Rhoads, Louise Goodloe. Misses
Royal and Penman, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. g. Painter, Mir. and
Mrs. w. r. Peck, Mr.. and Mr..
W. L Goodloe. Mrs. 4. W
Goodloe, Mrs. r. b. Tinglev
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. h. Goodloe,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Gregory
Messrs. Sam McCluen, j. p.
Horne, Josh Bullitt, Vivion
Mouser, w. G. Skunk. o. G.
Bell. Henry Bullitt, George and
Byron Rhoads, Mr.. Lane Mr..
Miller, Willard Miller. Willie
Baker, W G.. Mathews, aud J
W. Gaut.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
STATE FAIR

Richmond, VA. July 10th
The management OF the Virgin
ia State Fair have announced
their intention OF making the
1919 exposition greuter iu every
department than any of the eX-
hlbitious OF past years n is
pointed out that the prize list
of exhibitors of horses. cattle
and all classes of live stocl, and
poultry is unusually generous.
while that for the Domestic
Science Department and for the
strictly agricultural products of
the orchard farm aud garden
will be sufficient 90 guarantee a
superb showing of the natural
resources of the State, as well
as the culinary skill of the Nir-
ginia HouseW ife
In the endeavor to co operate
with the State aud National
Government the Directors of
the fair intend to make the fea
lures of the boys corn aud pig
clubs and the girls canning
and tomato clubs objects OF
special interest. The prize list
IN this department is liberal
and the space reserved for tile
exhibits viii bring out an OK
mbit in Richmond that will be
q graphic presentation OF the
progress Of the old Dominion
stare.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Come From Re-
mote Sections
Of Globe.
Tanlac Draws Medicinal Prop
critics From Many Points
Far Away.

The ingredients or medicinal
elements, which compose Tan
lac, come from many remote
sections Of the earth, the Alps,
Apprentices, Pyrenees, Russian
Asia, Europe, Jamaica, Brazil,
West Indies, Mountain States,
near the Rocky mountains.
Asia Minor, Persia, INDIA, Rus
sia. England, France, Germany,
Mexico, Colombia, and Peru
are among thu points from
which the principal properties
of this remarkable preparation
are obtained.
In the principal laboratory of
the Cooper Medicine Company,
Inc, under the Efficient direc.
ton OF Herr Joseph Trimtach.
a native German chemist, these
medicinal herbs, barks, and
flowers are assembled in the
rough and pains takingly devel-
oped so as to obtain OF that
high standard OF efficiency
shown by the uniform prepare
tion Taulac.
In sterilized bottles, made ex-
pressiy for the purpose, Tanlac
Us placed, labeled and cartoned.
The preparation Is inspected
again and then Grated for ship
ment TO points over the world
where the demand requires.
Ianlac, the premier prepare
ton, is nov obtaiuable in Big
stone Gap AT the Mutual Drug
Company and IN Norton, Va,
by the Norton Drug Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
U. D. C. Meeting.

Mrs NJ. R. McCorkle was the
hostess for che July meeting Of
the Daughters OF The Coufeder.
acy The president, Mrs. Pet.
tit, presided over the session.
There were twelve members
present, and four visitors.
The second vice president re-
ported one old Veteran i'll. and
asked all the Daughters to make
an effort To visit him Mrs.
George Taylor, Directories Of
the Junior Division of the I'D.
C., reported & very interesting
meeting, and an enrolment OF
Twelve members All Young
people between the ages on ten
and eighteen, who are eligible.
and wish TO join the Junior Di-
vision, VIII please send their
names To Mrs. Taylor. The
chapter decided to adopt the
talent plan as q means of rails
ing money, and each member
is requested to take % cents or
more, and increase it to the ex-
tent of their ability
Roll cali in August will be an
swered with a quotation from
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Banks Consolidate at Whites
burg.

Whitesburg, Ky July IT,
one OF the most important con
solidations Of banking interests
that ever took place in Easter:
kentucky was made here Wed
nesday, when the Union Bank
and tile First National Bank
were merged together into tho
First National, forming one of
the strongest banking institu.
tons ia Eastern Kentucky
The deal had been pending for
Some time.
1t is expected the capital
stock viii be largely increased
owing to the merger, which
came as a great surprise To
business men aud Others
throughout the mountains. w.
III. Courtney will remain cashier
and DR.. j D. Fitzpatrick presi,
dent. and the home OF the bank
viii be In the newly completed
First National Bank building
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Home Mission Society.

Ihe regular meeting uf the
Missionary Society was held at
the Church. July stu The de-
Votlonal services consisted only
of song and prayer, followed
immediately by the business
session Reporls from all oil
GERS present were heard Mrs
Wagner, delegate 60 Jonesville
District meeting, reported "a
small attendance but "a very
helpful spiritual one lt was
decided to hold public meet
ing i'm September.
Three new names were added
60 the membership list. a. fol-
lows Mrs Mise. Misses Mary
and Elizabeth Conner.
Mrs orr asked every body TO
come TO the Mission study at
her home next Thursday at B
O'Clock
After d short prayer. Miss
Eiln sue Wagner gave a de-
lightful talk ON the Korean Wo-
man before Chr iauity came
into her lie
\ social hour followed her
talk when light refreshments
were served IL seemed that
everyone left the chuch glad Of
having been there.
Mas. III \ w SREEN,
Pub. Supt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Yours respectfully,
j. III. CATRoN.

Masters Charles Hale and
Lloyd Brown, of Appalachia,
spent Il few days in town last
week visiting their cousins,
Robert and Dan Marrs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
II You Want To Be Loved.

Don't contradict people, even
II you re sure you are right.
Don't be inquisitive about the
affairs of even your most int
mate friends.
Don't underrate anything be
.caase you don't possess it.
Don't believe that everybody
else is happier than you.
Don conclude that you never
had any opportunities in life
Don't believe all the evils Won
hear. W
Don't repeat gossip, even if
it does interest a crowd
Don't iear at any body's relie.
ious belief.
Learn to hide your aches and
pains under smile.
Few care whether YOU hive
an earache, headache, or ran
matism.
Learn to attend to your bnsi.
ness--a very important point
Exchange.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Giles Next
In Line
Mountain County Makes APP
preparation For Intensive
Community Work.

Richmond. Va. July 18th
The next intensive sanitary
campaign of the State Board of
Health lis TO be undertaken in
Giles County, according to an
announcement made today by
Tue State Board of Health. The
supervisors of the county, at
their lest meeting, made an APP
Precipitation TO aid ia the cam
paiRn and promised support to
the officers of the State Board
vino viii he sent into the coun
~ as soon as detailed arrange
ments can lie perfected
The work 90 be undertaken in
Giles County will be of the
same type as that now in prog
ress in Prince William A care
fuI survey of sanitary condi-
lions and nouse-to-house inspec-
lions will be made
Officers of the board express
dep satisfaction that Giles has
made the appropriation and
Will cooperate in the campaign,
as work in the Southwestern
counties of the State has been
uniformly successful, thanks to
the response of all classes of
citizens
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21

Little Miss Lucy Morrison
will return this week from
johnson City, where she has
been spending several weeks
visiting relatives.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-21
Big Stone Cop, Va

Big stone Cop, VA,
July no, 1915.
Messrs of The Executive Com
mittee of the Progressive
Republicans of Che Second
Senatorial District of Nir-
glnia:
In obedience to your request
for me to become candidate
for Senate, VIII say will be-
81 candidate provided your
wishes are carried out in regard
to us uniting with the Stand
pat republicans, and il wilt be
owing to conditions and pro
ceedings hereafter as to me
making the race for Senate.
These conditions depend largely
on the proceedings of the Re
publican organization and vo-
tiers. My opinion is that ! will
make the race in obedience to
your request and in response to
nay many good political and
business friends Of the Airee
counties.
Yours respectfully,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27
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blinf lln0 10 blonf4

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pbon uber idlrIitlia Mlittbellnn0 81 mnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27

W}itglieOer Der 8emannung "
elmer cinaigen 9(usnobme Opl~
Oeu uSIO 0oniuiOn". Ga''pl''
nSumilton" gerettet.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27

g9ieoer lieben mir Dor elmer eng
Iiideu ltnbegreiflibfeit, oie oaer-
oings auh oen beioen @erbiinoeten
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men 81 f0nnen iuollen mir erriugen
trot 9llbion. @ir fiibren oen &rieg
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nit allen ieinen lle6eIn 1T einent
5rieoen bor5u5ieben in Dem man
MIR 9lnmoBung uno llngereAtigfeit
finOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27

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oen oes NlitteloItcrs Iino y 4~-Ord
Iiden Wlateriol pieOcrgetep.,,, III
pirte oIler6ono lodenoes ~'"I Inigel
oieIen Shilo, nobn einen @hling'
Strid nit. oeiien gnOe sur M Ste url
oei6Ioscn mar uuO riidte aa' oeil
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lebenoen 3iel 81. 2ang ailsSt a,, ct .
ouf Dem @oude rutihcno' lai l.oie 500
Oie Oad6e oes aolbes, ino 0l'IS gISrieSs
beinige llnipiiien6eit fiel Oe'
liit 5um Opfer. ,hisrc Ol'
Ger SoIout fonnte ocni SV'o .,,o fol-
SdIinge I'M Sen aopf legen - III
nod Ionoiuiner, imter aiit'9e" sage
beIt1noioen 8ureoeu, 5og DsuiAlon0s
Oos @ilO ouf Oie Seite Gell,re l',e abeaI
Cen Sron5oien mar Die S's e. apa
oo6 nibt entaonoen mern ,,,'en0are
ii6er oen inneren 8ulall'"arerl. z
augenideinlirb i'm 3peifel lD'Senflid'
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oeutibfrcuuoliIe Oleieungen g,e,l ser
ipurOe es ood bon oeni bell'SSc SSc6rddl'
er Oes @egners SIR Stede ;sSSida.
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29ertRrtea ma6 29ertpoCitiR.

0 Senng SegulanOs tri tsen ra Oenid @erOOr.
Die abtreus Suiel 2endlauO ner Der grShten
Seller Ser euaiiacm goIif-GupriOi wadf OaOnr@ ais
etaatsmauu.
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Accer6an6 ArieasCi[ten.

Gusanber fruusSTer lluiOrm 2unbWer m Srse Gabtc
nmO nucranbtc aressit,-0Os a6erIiRete Sal6.
Cgon S Seinrid gin6er arcssBcri&teritoter)
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Hn GuIliiiOm.

Scr 6radtoompfer n@ulbinstOnla'
lmo ser groBe s6ooner "vll'~
bct6 @almer.~ - 9(n Der Snl"
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elmer cin5igcn 9lusnabme OH'~
oeu nSIO 0omiuion"- Goll'pl'
.Sumilton" gerettet.
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Gin Sabr Dor Ser W1oroffofriie
itonoen ipir nit ser tiirfiiden Shi.
oieucoluniiiIiou, sic grnit S6d6 iiibr.
te, ouf Dem 6eliGa bon 6eloolono.
Der 9lonlirol-&onrman0ant Qclu1hrte
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blid in oos ober- uno unterir0iide
6eihingslo61rint6 ltnten ouf Ser
Wlole iebten roiielnoe imo faudenoe
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beneinonoer Die g9ogen6reder oes
Eorpe0o6ofens. 90 idben sic Siir.
fen, BON oenen beute einige 6ii6rer
oes Gidi6oos iino, oos anoere Gn0e
ser 2iuie Gipbrat -GIbe, Sen Gopf.
pfeiler Ser Bride 0orOiee II @erli-
idcr W2eer6uieu. Seute Itebeu iie
Oriibeu om ouOern 9riidenfopf IN
aampfiteIing gegen oen 6eino, scr
audi unier 8eino lit. Ser Greiber.
bano bat ale 0liitel ausgebroudjt,
um Die oeiitid .tiirfii6e @eneiniam-
felt 5u OereiteIu. Gie @oIfonfrieoe,
Die 9luslieiering Si6Dens al Sta.
Lien 9iuBIouos 9eoro6ung 9lrmc.
MEMS, iie paren lebten @noes ins
@ert geiebt sen Sal6mon0 ber-
idpinoeu 81 Ioiien nod e6e uniere
iiio0lili6 aHatoliidbe mirt6idaftli1e
erpanIion, oeren 9Riiderot sic BAG.
oooba5u IT, greii6ore 8orm on.
na6m.