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The Republican journal., 1915-07-15
w. A. HALL, Belfast. Maine.

York;, Stockton
Cape Henry, July g. Passed out, sch Blanche
King. Baltimore for Las Palmas or Santa
Cruz.
Pensacola. July 10. Ar. sch Josephine, Per-
nambuco.
Davidson, St John, N B.
Tampa, July Ar. sch Jacob Haskell,
Rio Janeiro via Barbados
Newport News. July T. Sid, sch Eleanor F
Bartram. Rio de Janeiro; 8. sid, sch Augustus
h Babcock, do; 9. sid. sch Augustus W Snow,
Rio Janeiro
Norfolk, July CID sch Brina P Pendle
ton, Lisbon; sid, sch Banch H King, Williams,
Las Palmas or Santa Cruz; 9. ar, sch Gen S
Greeley, New Haven. sid. sch Brina P Pendle.
ton, Veaze. Lisbon.
Bangor. July 6 Ar, schs Adelia Carleton
JERSEY City; Annie P Chase, Hudson river; Z,
SID; sch Grace Davis. New York; s. ar, schs
York; sid. sch W D Mangam. Boston; sid, schs
Andrew Nebinger. Bangor; Izetta, South Am
boy for Castine; Irene E Meservey, do for do:
Thomas Lawrence. Jersey City for Bangor;
Fairfield. Charleston; IL, ar, sch Florence &
Lillian. Everett.
ward; 8. ar, barge Rain, Elizabethport; 9, sid.
barge Spring, Philadelphia; 10, sid, barge
RAIN. Perth Amboy; II, ar, sim Meteor, Nor.
folk.
Stockton, July 6 Ar, sch Bodwell. New
YorkS Z. ar, sch Nat Meader. to load lumber:
8. SD sch Bodwell. Rocklaud; 10. sd sch
c M Clark, Boston; II. ar sim Millinocket.
New York; barge William Lermond, Bangor:
sch Sunbeam to load lumber; 10, sid, bark
Robertsfors (Russ) London.
Bath, July 6. Ar, sch Horace A Stone,
Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cneverie, N S, July 2, Ar. sch Mary
Morse, Calais.
Lisbon, June 20. Sid, sch Pendleton Sisters,
Hayes, Norfolk.
Para. July 8. Sid, sch James W Elwell,
Trinidad and Norfolk
Turks Island, July z. Ar, sch Adelaide Bar
bour, San juan
The Republican journal., 1915-07-15
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, July T. Ar. sch Carrie Strong,
Satila; 8. cid. sch VIM D Hilton, Newark; IL
ar. sch A Kindburg. Bangor.
Boston, July z. Ar, sch Governor Powers,
Jacksonville; sld,. schs 1helma, ,Fernandlna;
Harriet C Whitehead, Stonington: Gilbert
Stancliffe, Bangor; ar, sch Robert McCurdy,
Apple Island; 8, ar. sch Orazimbo. Bangor.
Philadelphia. July 8. Ar. sch Carrie "A
Buchanan, New York.
Baltimore, July s. Sid, sch Elisha Atkins
Tampa.
son, Boston.
New London, July 13 Ar. sch Pochasset
Bangor; SID sch Edward Stewart (from Ne"
The Republican journal., 1915-07-15
Hotel Gerald Gutted By Fire.

FAIRFIELD, Me-, July IL, The Gerald Hotel
was badly Quilted by fire early Monday morning.
i The estimated loss is about 5000. which was
largely caused by smoke and water. The cause
of the fire is unknown.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-15
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
BELFAST AND BURNHAN

On and after June %. 1915, trains connecting
at Burnnam and Watervile with througH trans
for and from Bangor, Waterville, PortIaui aEj
Boston, will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1915-07-15

For baby's Group, Wiilie's daily cuts and
bruises, mammals sore throat. Grandma lanes
ness-Dr. Thomas eclectic Oil-ths household
remedy. Csc and Sec.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-15

ID cans Rheu matte Pills for Rheumatism
nd Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-15
LOS

Monday evening on High street between
Main and Vine streets, ladies heavy red
sweater. Finder will be suitably rewarded
by returning to
1w2Sp 15S High Street, beIiaaI'
The Republican journal., 1915-07-15

tFlag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now d
S525 from Belfast.
H. d. WALDRON,
General Passenger a.
q. G. DOUGLASS,
General Manager. Portland VI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

features, and almost an entirely new com pary. MT. O'Brien has written and staged this season a new act dealing with the prohibition question which he called
 Demon Rum or Dry Town It is said to be in his best vain of humor. and like all the O'Brien- sketches of negro charac- ter it is a scream from start to finish.
 The genial Nat c. Goodwin is booked to appear at the Jefferson in March. He has chosen for his vehicle play entitled. Never Say Dfe." It is said in this comedy there are some very good arguments for Christian Science. Given up to die by two specialists. an English and French doctor. in three weeks. he Is treated, un- knowingly, by his valet with Christian Science and at the end of the three weeks, wien, according to his contract he Is sup posed to die, he is as he says in the play just beginning to live"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28


 Everyone who ever goes to theatre scmembers Stan Stanley, the bouncing fellow, assisted by his relatives and tramoplanes, Baby Helen,' the dainty little juvenile, comedienne, Sutton, McIn- tyre &. Sutton, the one trio capable of giving southerners a dose of old-style salap-sticls comedy thoroughly enjoyable and Willie Weston the vaudeville soloist for they have all won many hearts, in all classes. during previous visits to the burg oe Birmingham. s sss
 \ decidedly strong feature to be noted is Red Cross Mary, a topical comedy sketch
 A demure, vet determined Red Cross nurse, German, mean, rough fellow of interruptions nature. and wounded SC ldier. go to make up q lively sketch and the scenic effects. which show Euro pean scenes. hospital and other new details. enhence the strength of the act The sketch was written by John Hymer, who has sponsored a number of successes, ard bears added interest because it's author is himself appearing at Hammer stems. New York, in "Jimtown June tion. also his own composition, this very week.
 In Sutton. Mcintyre & Suttons appear aree a thrilling speciality is introduced by Mile. Sutton. justly regarded ''the woman without a single bone in her bedy,' she does a number of physical contortion feats which fascinate by their very oddness and unnaturalness.
 Baby Helen" the delight of both old anG young, full of cleverness and mirth, much of which is original, always gains the reward of hearty laughter and ap- piause every appearance made in Bir- miIgham and the visit to the Majestic will no doubt make many friends who have hitherto missed the entertainment ay which she Is the leading juvenile adept. Thu her singing Baby Helen reaches above high c.
 Willie Weston, well known singer, Is best remembered through his duo work with Mike Bernard, but 4e is singing alone this season as he did when he made his first appearance. Mir. Weston's voice is in better tone this year than it has ever been. judging from the press notices eiS en him in other cities, and he too, will add to his Birmingham following by his reappearance in ''Birmingham's fam fly theatre"
 Add stan Stanley, the bouncing fel low" to the programme. with fine feature pictures to "open" and "close" the show, and as good a vaudeville show any this city has ever known will be de- scribed.
 Owing to numerous requests from the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28
ATTRACTIONS AT THE LOCAL THATERES
MISS BILLIE BURKE
 TO BE HERE MARCH13
Will Present Jerry" Matinee and Night At the Jefferson-Has
 Made Big Hit

Miss Billie Burke is always a welcome visitor to the local stage no matter what her play may be. but she will be espe- cislly welcome when she comes to the Jefferson theatre March 1S, matinee and night. because she brings with her a comedy by Catherine Chisholm Cushing in which she has scored hit wherever she has presented il. Jerry" is the title O. the piece and the part of the heroine s mischievous Chicago girl who causes lot of excitement in a quiet Philadelphia suourb-is said to suit the popular young actress right down to the ground She wears pink paiamas in one act and-wel those pink paiamas have to be seen to be properly appreciated.
 Miss Burke has often expressed de- sire to impersonate an American girl on the stage and in Jerry she fuIfils that ambition. The girl in this piece is pre- cocioas young miss from Chicago who falls in love with a man who has been engaged to her aunt for 70 years breaks off that enga cement and, by strategy, marries him herself The girl-Geraldine is her name and Jerry for short--is de- scribed as a maddening little mink, bru- tally frank and horribly selfish, but ab- solutey adorable. It is the best role Miss Burke has ever had. they say 1t fits her precisely for it was written ex- rressly for her.
 After her triumph in the play in New York Miss Burke took Jerry" to Chi cago carly in the summer and there it's New York success was confirmed em- phatically. This season. on tour, she has been doing a regular land office business wherever she has appeared.
 As Jerry the popular star has an opportunity to wear several pretty girlish frocks froIn the very latest models as well as the pink pajamas that theatre- eoers in New York and Chicago are still talking about.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28
THEATRICAL NOTES

Within the Law" which Is to be pre- sented at the Jefferson soon, has prov en
 more than an American success as it is equally popular in England and Aus t.elia. One has to see the play to know the effect it has on the masses who un- derstand the injustices of some of the 1e- partment stores and the grating inter- ference Of some of the police E9er5 scene of the play has been vcrifi As in cotiit-cften the similarity has besu re- narkable. Only recently the heroine who works Within the Law was matched by the Wolf of Wall Street" Removed from the coincidence to England and Aus ;raila the play stands upon its merits as one of the strongest melodramas ever written.
 II. H. Frazee will present "A Pair of Sizes" by Edward Pepe, author of "The Prince Chap and ''The Llttlest Rebel" which has been passed upon by New York and Chicago theatregoers as "the funniest farce in the world" The plot involves q quarrel between the partners in the Eureka Digestive Pill company, as ts which shall direct operations. The dis spute is settled by a game of show down poker What happens to the losing pars- ncr produces the humorous situtti .n the cast of the local presentation vii. appear Oscar Figman, Orlando Daily, Minna Gombel. Jane Meredith, Arthur Linden, Adelyn Wesley and Eleanor Fair banks.
 Neil O Brien and his minstrels will be the attraction at the Jefferson next month in what is reputed to be one of the most sumptuously mounted, and most novel minstrel performances staged in re- cent years. Mir. O'Brien Is great fav- orite with minstrel lovers, and his ap- pearances here the past two seasons at the head of his own company have estab- lished him as a favorite minstrel star. The show presented by MT. O Brien this season is said to be new throughout with all new and elaborate scenery, new acts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28
SECOND BILL AT THE
 MAJESTIC EXCELLENT
Sutton, M'Intyre & Sutton, ''Red Cross Mary" Stan Stanley and Baby
 Helen Among Features

The return of all-star Interstate vaude- vile to Birmingham at popular prices was q sweeping success. as the many crowded houses at the Majestic during the past week evidenced, but this week promises to break all records, for with peculiar care Edward Raymond, the capa- bic manager of the new house has se- lected attractions which the people of this city know through past appearances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

''Before I took Sarsol people used to call j'skinny but my is changed My whole body is stout Have gained l6 pounds and gain hne yet look like a new man.. declared smother man who had just finished the sarsoi treatment.
 Would you, too. like to quickly put from 10 to SO sbs of good. solid "stay there ncsh. fat ctilar tissue between your saln bones?
 Don't it can't be done Try it. Let send you free 5ec package of ssrSol and prove what it can do for you.
 More than half million thin and have gladly made this test and that Sargol does succssd. docs make thin folks fat where all else has failed. is best proved by the tremendous bust ness have done. No drastic diet. flesh creams. imaasags. oils smulsions. but simple. harmless home treatment. Cut out the coupon and send for shas Tres package today snclosins only 10 cents in silrer to help nay postage. packing, etc.
 Address The Sargol Co.,. 125-B Herald Bldg. Bing- hamton. \. r. Take saraol with your meals and watch 1t work. This test will tell the story.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28
"Cains p Pounds ] In g Days"
Remarkable Experience of F. Gagnon. Builds Up Weight
 Wonderfully

T was all run down to the very bottom wr1tss 2. Gnsnon. 'I had to quit work I WAS 50 weak Now banks to sargol. l look like new man. I xained ga pounds h 25 days"
 "sargol has pat 10 pounds me in IA days" ptates W. o. Roberts 'I has made me sleep we'll enjoy what I ate and enabled me to work with in- crest and pleasure"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

or the orchestra floor. both pit and box seats. will be reserved for both night performances though as hitherto only
 box seats will be reserved for the matinee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

John Hymer. who is appearing at Ham, merstein's right now, is one of the few successes lately noted in New York. 'Jimtown Junction. written by himself. is the author of Red Cross Mary, a travesty on war-swept Europe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

Lady Luxury" a big musical comedy, comes to the Jefferson in March, intro- ducing in the star role that delightful little prima donna, Miss Florence Web Der. The most delightful evenings en- tertainment given in this city during the present theatrical season is promised. The same production, with a star cast that was seen at the Casino theatre, New York, which includes Florence Webber, Arthur Albro, Forrest Huff, Marie Flynn. Leo Stark, Donald Macdonald and a chorus of 15 people in all will be seen here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

 Red Cross Nary is presented at the Majestic this week by a specially selected cast. MT. Hymer, who first achieved na-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

Walker in which he himself took the
 lead is also the author of Salvation Sue" and 'The Veterans"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

tional fame by 'The Devil and Tom
 The musical record made by the Prim- rose Four at the Majestic theatre during the past week for the Nictrola people was the first record for a musical repro ducing instrument ever made in the south.
 The work of making the record was handled by Jacob Allen and Clarence Hiltbrunner of the Talking Machine Co, the local agency both for the Victrola company and the Edison company
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07

Canaan, and then Gods burial
of the faithful servant.
AS "a word painter Mr.. Ham
ilton has few equals. He flash
es forth a great Bible truth and
wreathes it in garland of ros.
es. For several years be has
been passing under n cloud OF
i'll health, aud his eyes have so
far failed that he cannot read.
Blu, it is most gratifying to his
friends to iiud his health slow
~, but steadily improving. and
to know that ne is back in the
field and lifting that voice that
has thrilled thousands again IN
the service of the Master.
MIR. W. $. Cox introduced him
Sunday morning, paying a
beautiful tribute to his clean
life aud upbuiiding labors.
Grand man is Rev Hale :.
Hamilton. From childhood his
life has been as pure as the Ill
il'os il'N ihE ilAt di, appointed
stream among the mountmns.
often striking powders along
tho way, but rising ripping
aud musical ami beautiful, ever
singing Gods praises and point
ing men TO the pathway of du
~ and truth His great heart
oyerhows with lovcfor God and
his fellow men
AT night he preached "a great
sermon Monday he went to
Big Stone Gap to visit his
daughter lie expresses "a Wil
lingnoss to return aud preach
again in Gate City in the near
future. BE assured hc viii re-
ceive a most cordial welcome.
Brother Hamilton was accom-
panied To- Gate City by his
brother, Mr.. E b. hamilton. of
Hawkins county Gate CITY
Herald.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
PRINTED STATIONERY
FOR FARMERS.
1t Gives a Personality and
Standing With Persons
or Firms Not Other
wise Acquired.

Every farmer who owns his farm ought
to have printed stationery, with his name.
The nanc Of his postc6cc properly given.
The printed heading might also give the
names of whatever crop he spcciali1es in,
or his spccialties in stock Neatly print-
ed stationery gives you personality and
a standing with any person or firm whom
You write and insurcs the proper reading
of your name and address II You wish
TO write TO your congressman on member
of the legislature, or it you have request
To make of your county superintendent of
schools, or it YOU wish Information from
any business house in any case yonr let
ter will have increased weigh, and receive
more and quicker attention ir YOU use
printed stationery Get the habit Come
tu The Big STONE Gap Post aud have as
print your letter heads with envelopes to
match II win be one of the best Invest
menis You oyer made
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
Radford Nor
NAL Notes.


froi Kari Jansen, the Nwed
lsh lecturer ana educator, is
giving course of lectures dur
ins the second week OF iAe ncr
MAJ schoot IN addition To the
lectures OF the class room ne
can,nns nj ave WHINE ,rj,
afternoon
more tnah one hnndred and
hi'l studentS are taxing the
proiesslohal courses Onl y
thos@ VINO nave gladNated from
IA coliege or hrst grade hlgh
Schoo' or tnosr VINO hoid a first
r"ue cer,'llS"'e n'e cl'sloie To-
40 me work oil me summer
m
nc OoeerNa''oh 9chooi Us
open To thT tahulue''s Tor the
summer sGhooi professional GER
, ,,,'.; ~ ,n'S : Il o OF tne
teaching Is zone undera nearly
'rha nrofass;onal ".,af3.,, 81
saryo tbn yo,r 800, .,',a'' -. We
nlons ana diScn,s ~, w.. ''I hoa,
n,o,hods ~ ciass r wv or1'
Win tha d,recto, of ,n' r,.';,' i"
inc school ~ '''' "''
20
me Normal school grounds
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
Delightful Dance.

Miss Minnie Fox gave dance
last Wednesday night in honor
of Miss Marguerite Pett,t, who
recently returned from Pen.
body Conservatory, Baltimore,
where she is STUDYING voice.
The entire lower floor of the
Fox home was decorated with
beautiful flowers and dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour.
During The evening puncl aud
sandwiches were serNed. The
Italian band, which was here
with the carnival. played de-
lIghtful dance music.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs j b Ayers. Mr..
and Mrs II l. Fox, Mr.. aud
Mrs Everett Dremnun, MIR. and
Mrs W h Peck. Mr.. ana Mrs
IL. l. Parks, Mr.. aud Mrs. H..
Is. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Cam
bios, of Marietta. Ga, Mr. mud
Mrs Il II Irvine. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Cochran. Miss Margaret
Petit, Miss julie Bulitt. Miss
Sara Cochran. Miss Tot Kelly,
Misses Margaret and Christine
Miller. Miss Caroline Rhoads,
Miss Virginia Beverly, Miss
Margaret Dronncn. Miss Han
rls, of New ork. Miss Putnam
aud Miss Van SAINT, OF Ashland
Ky. Miss Prnmau, Miss Louise
Goodioe; Messrs } NJ Hodges.
w G. Skunk. Paul Horne. g..
q McFerran. X r. Casper.
Geo. lihoads, Byron Rhoads,
Wy q Mathews, Nivion Nous
or, lienrA BullitC Josh Bulliit.
Mr Mailer and Mr. ti1ul
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
Care Of Infants
Revised Bulletin Issued BY
State Board of Health
For Information of
Mothers.

Richmond, Va, Jme 18Th
The State Board of Health an
nouaces the early publication
of q new edition. 10000 copies.
OF its standard bulletin on the
Care OF lafauls. This bulletin
which 10 regarded as one of the
most useful the State has vet
issued, Is intended for the moth
ers of young children aud deals
with preparations for the baby.
breast foc';ing, the modification
OF milk aud many other topics
of vital interest in the care of
children during the summer
months. Copies will be sent
all mothers the birth OF whose
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
a GREAT LECTURE AND A
FINE SERMON.
Rev. Hale S. Hamilton De
lighted Large Congregation.

AT the NJ. Il. Church, South.
of Gate City, Sunday morning,
Rev. Hale S. Hamilton deliver
ed a lecture on Moses. The
church was crowded, the elo
quent minister having many
friends in town, while from Il
distance came some vino had
heen associated with him in
earlier life. This lecture WINS
great. The pictures he drew
were lofty and lifted the minds
OF his hearers into higher aud
holier realms. How precious
was the cargo that foated down
the Nile in the basket of bull
rushes, while angels bent from
the bat;,euients of heaven ia
eager watchfulness. The great
lie Of 1eraels lawgiver was
painted IN royal colors till he
viewed froei Nebo's dizzy
heights the beautiful land of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
Traffic Soon to Start on New
Extension.

Whiteshurg Ky, June 30.
Advice from Elkhorn City, sew
crai miles east OF here, is to the
cifcct that traffic is to be insti-
tutcd over the newly completed
Carolina Chnchtield and Ohio
railroad bctw cen Elkhorn City,
KY, and Dante, Va, on July
] forming 4 most important
connection between the Great
Lake region aud the cities of
the Northwest and the South
Atlantic scac0ast points Much
OF the coal from the coal fields
of this section will go over the
Clmchheid route.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07

prove their professional stand
ing. Very few are merely seek
lug renewal and extension of
old certificates.
The enrolment in the Domce
TIC Science Department j. very
large this summer. There is
Also much interest in various
forms of Manuel Training and
the variNu- industrial arts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
Tie Up Sick
Dogs.
Prevalence of Rabies Makes
Preventive pleasures
Necessary.

,v',' ''i'''u' az Jug
.'i , '' p'' ""h7 s'."h anu.
'''. ,l''''-'i 10y lle STATE
IVY "'I' 'i'a'N
,..i. '''".o 'p", ''V i'''t
-. Ak. .i'' ~ 'ne 0t'i'e
.,ao; .,..., ~ 10y 'S'''e'' %
Il ,,,' D,. ~ 'i'''T 'oI 'he con
Nh, nv ~ w 'l.N ""Ss.
t, p,, "rl'',n.'l says
nhohi, in ;r,,;,i, ,,,. ,N,,l"
ii ,. wv Nlrgihla lh's summer
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
NOTICE.

Chas. NJ. StieiT, piano manu-
facturcr of Baltimore, will have
an expert turer and repair man
in town this week. Anyone
desiring piano tuned or repair
ed please call or write j NJ.
johnson, Monte Vista Hotel.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07
A New Bulletin on Weeds.

Commissioner koiner d a S
Just issued IA new bulletin ou
" Weeds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
This is N worry practical bulletin
to the farmer, as it gives him
valuable suggestions. i'm the
first place, To SOW seeds OF AN
kinds that are free from weed
seeds and I'M the next place how
TO yet rid of the weeds that are
already growing ON tho farm
There is no profit 90 the farmer
TO grow weeds aud the fafner
who buys ANY Kind Oft seed that
are cheap which contain weed
seeds is making "A serious mis-
take. for the presence of weeds
cuts down the yield of his crop
and also reduces the price Of
the crop OH the market.
This bulletin is Well illustrated
and is very helpfulto tho farmer
Any farmer can obtain a copy
by writing to Commissioner
koincr at Richmond
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07

infants has heen reported as re-
quired by law, and to ali others
who request it. Like ali the
bulletins of the board, it is
mailed without charge.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07

II X Thaw won a big vic
tory in his fight for freedom
when the court Of appeals at
Albany, n Y, upheld Judge
Peter A. Hendricks III his rui-
ing that a jury should pass up
on the question Of Thaw's men
tai condition.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-07-07

Of course it rains when you
don't want it to.