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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-22
Radford Nor
NAL Notes.

Prof Karl Jansen, the Sweed
ish lecturer aud teacher of
Physical Educntion, spent a
few days at the Normal School
this week He will otrer courses
IN the Summer Normal opening
June - aud viii givehis famous
lecture "David Cruckettn about
the 10 of June.
Prof. Willoughby Reade gay e
a very interesting and profit.
able entertainment on Friday
night This is one OF the l.y-
ceum numbers that is given
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-22
All2IaGlia Items

III Cartwright spent Tuesday
in Bristol
On Tuesday evening Mrs d.
@ Cartwright entertained all
snpprr Mesdamcs Battle Robin
son, Is $ Grim aud Miss MARY
Leflwich
Mrs OTIS Mouscr aud Miss
RUBY kcmpcr, of Big Stone
Gap, attended the lecture given
by Dr. Grove al the Methodist
Church pr. Grove had "A large
and apprcciative audience
The play given BY the high
school pupils was quite sue
cess. Forty dollars were taken
in.
Born to Nlr. and Mrs. ~. Il
Young Tuesday March iith, a
son.
NJ, D. Richmond. OF Jones
yillc, was towu several days
NIL.
s,,sm MT s i,"'','''" NY iia'h,l'en
relatives.
Nr ~ F.a.,.
ter, Alcohcn, spunt Monday IN
Bristol
N,s NJ 1fr,e
afternoon for Richmond, whcre
she viii spend about two weeks
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-22
each year at the Normal School.
each

The Third Quarter opens
March 20 About thirty new
students will enter at that time.
Most Of these students are
teachers who viii remain dur
ing the Third Quarter closing
June g, aud many Of them Will
remain during the Summer
Quarter opening June 10 and
closing August &c. a greater
number aud variety of courses
will be offered during the Third
Quarter than during any other
quarter in the year.
Miss M'Lcdge MoTett ON
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
attended the Faculty Council OF
Young Moments Christian AS
ISOLATION workers at Hollins
College. This Faculty Council
represents all the institutions
in the State in which there are
Young Women's Christian As
sociation organizations and
deals with the problems arising
in the work OF the Association
Of the various institutions.
DR.. j. p. Mcconnell has ar
for Mrs Higgins and
Mrs Mears, representing the
United States Bureau of Educa
ton 10 conduct three meetings
IN Southwest Virginia as part
IF the national campaign that
IS being carried on for the closer T.
20 operation of home school I
)ne of these meetings will be |
held at Radford April 10th.
The place of tile other two
has not yet been fin
ed.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-22
V. |. c. & c. Leases Iron
Mines in Greene County.

That the Virginia Iron, Coal
aud Coke Company has leased
some extensive deposits OF iron
ore in Greene county and Viii
begin operations there shortly.
was learned here. 1t is stnted
that the mines were leased
from a company in which lie,
ROY Park, field agent of the pro
posed Carolina, Grecnrville
and Northern Electric railway,
is largely interested and chat
the deal was closed by Mr.. Park
several days ago.
The V | G. & G. Company.
which is putting into blast each
of its furnaces as soon ais il
thinks business conditions
justify, it is stated, will begin
operations in Greene county
within short time. \ tram
road will lc constructed to
transport the ore from the miurs
to the Southern railway at or
near GreenevilIe.
The ore in The mines leased
by the " l. @ x G. Company
is said to be very rich, contain
ing as high as 10 TO so per cent
of iron.
The Middlesboro furnace OF
the Virginia Iron, Coal and
Coke Company will be put into
operation ON April 1. 1t is stat
ed w T. Rutherford, uf Bris,
toll, has been in charge of the
repair work there. No unnoun-
ments have been made whell
er the Bristol furnace will be put
INTO blast Should the prices
now received for iron continue
Tor some time, it is mere thau
likely that some arrangements
will be made 10 re open the lc.
cal furnnce.-B Bristol Herald
Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-22
Mutual Drug Company
Big Stone Gar, Va.
FOR RENT.

\ two story six roomed dwell
ing house with hot and cold
water fully equipped bath room
hot water boiler ana kitchen
sink Located upon a large
lot adjacent to q. $. Carter and
the Methodist parsonages on
Wyandottc Avenue Pric @
80 0l per month payable
monthly. Apply to H. A.
Al Big Stone Cap, Va.
tf II } Ayers
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-22
Stop the Grippe ruhen
It's Still a Cold
Grippe, Pneumonia. Bronchitis. oil start from
common colds. Head them off by uslng Foley'u
Honey end Tar Compound

Srppct Fncut1iouitt
common colds. Head them off by using Foley'o
Honey end Tar Compound.
"A dose In time will save nine"
"A few doses of Fclcy's Honey and Tar
Compound taken when you feel cold
coming on will save you n world OF
annoyance and possible distress.
Dry hacking coughs must never be
neglected. They irritato the throat
and chest terribly. Tho use OF Foicy's
Honey and Tar Compound will have
Il looscnlng soothing effect, relieving
irritation and permitting sleep.
Here's typical instance of tho
relief aud help that comes through
the use of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compounds:
"My little girl Ind n severe cold a
son. Of Youngstown. o.. and coughed
almost continuously. l tried lots Of
cough remedies ana had the doctor
treat her, but She did not get any
better. My sister recommended
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound to
Inc and ] decided to get some for my
child. The first dose | gave her re-
lieved the inflammation In her thront
and after using only one nifty cent
bottle the cough left her and her
throat and lungs wore entirely free
from inflammation. Since that time
Honey and Tar Compound Ia tho
house in case OF emergency, as
know I is a sure cure for coughs and
colds, = II was the means Of saving
my little Girl and recommended It
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-22
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03
CHICAGO DUPLICATES NEW
YORK PREPAREDNESS PARADE

CHICAGO. June "a prepared
ness demonstration equal 10 New
York's gripped Chicago today. II
was. the prelude of a series OF big
events which throw this city in the
worlds spotlight of news. for the
next ten days. !.
Nearly a quarter of a million chi
eago men, womeH and children II
is estimated. marched today IN a
oarade TO arouse the nation 10 pre-
paredness. Sober minded men ana
women-bankers, politicians, socie-
ty women, clerks. shop giris-from
all walks OF life who want peace
but not "at any price marched
There were 50.000 marehers from
the United Young Mems clubs alone
one feature OF the parade q
the s~uffragist section. Another was
the motorcycle section. in which
several thousand m~o;orcyeiists Fo0s
their machines.
one hundred and eighty union
chaufleurs offered their ears WIN
out claree To any0nr assirsns y
take mart in the paFade- The steel
mills ia south Chi,aeo and eafs'
ind. sent ike Thousand men.
Illinois National Guard Regiments
LMHa#W.#HM NH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

Ross Dead 9uies spray has
been shipped 5Ne miir hy IaFcst
poi 81 maIi onieIa aeeae. e
PARTIES. ordering ttak m
stl 5e ntsita $3.50. Hea mit
at uanN he M
eeaune saa sHlf a4 m W4
IS Esrr ESQ tas t
-fl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03
Card of Thanks.

We desire TO take this method ~
returning our sincere hanks q all
friends who were 50 Kind 10 rs IN
the recent death OF our beloved wife
and mother. Everything that WIS
done 60 cheer and comiort us IN that
sad bereavement Is appreciated from
tre depths ~ our hearts
q. W MARSHALL AND CHILDREN
AdTl6
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

n, Miss Matte Middleton.
SOCIETY

rwslI Mccartney, who fell
Sunday and broke her ARM is
along well.
EARLE Brown is visiting her
a. Ennis this week, while
sdns from an attack of tho
,spps.
psatrice Harding has gone
n.nton. where she will attend
mmmer session of the College
Industrial Arts.
s,,s Dorothy Hosford left this
-,,g for Plainview where she
4 ,pend two months with her sis
4 Mrs. Matlock.
v;,s winnifred Harrison is visit
!, DALLAS this week and attend
/, commencement exercises at st.
r. college, where she attended
seL
-
Wis Annie Morris and Miss Fora
.vbum are making their plans to
Columbia University for the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

A. Penn surveys; consideration $3.50.
Ada Powers to II. w. G~etzendancr
OK al. lots . and 10. block D., uhises-
atty addition; consideration sl.eae.
Guy Smith to ID. A. Schuler ga1t
division Is OF Ennis; confederation
$3.50.
Dora NJ. Hardin et yir to 4. RAJ.
loo tG. block 8. Trinity Heights,
2nd addition. Waxaharhie; cosssid-
Grafton $3.50.
q. u. Turner et nj Ia T. :. Caya-
mess. lot ?. block \. town al May
pearl. consideration S1o0.
W A. claanch u a. - 1. ; cAsa
ness. lot 80. hlosk .. town u aa
pearl. confederation g.. vva.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

when you hare q so0.ekg t:nm for
The Daily L-iEni call AilsS Matte
Middleton. Phone EumLcT sso. u
snkca sr4se .ue Ia get al tine ae
tails ol e4rn ssciai function and tAs
EAnasNaAaf - tAiE pAlser wttl an-
Erecate 4 y sea ALI assist - rs
lns her tAs particulars a. saaly -
eo<&ibls
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

summer school. Miss Beaehum viii
study designing and dressmaking. |
While Miss Morris will make a
speciality of art.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mcpherson. ac-
companied by viii White. left last
night for a motor trim tn sherm.,
and VIII be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Brodhead.
.
The c. w. b. NJ. of the Main Street
Christian church has been postponed
from Monday, June 5, to Monday.
June IL, on account of the ehau-
tauqua and Trinity commencement.
Miss Hattie Lee Hornbeak, who IS
teaching in the high school at Beau
mont, is at home to spend the vaca-
ton with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
S. l.. Hornbeak on Marvin n
-
Miss Allie Barcus has been quite
sick this week at her apartments at
Hotel Rogers. Her friends will be
glad to hear that she is improved.
She has been suffering with an ear
trouble.
-
The annual art exhibit held at
Trinity university by Miss E. A.
Traylor will be open Monday. for
the inspection of friends, and all are
cordially invited to visit Miss Tray
lor's department.
Miss Tot Bryant, one of the art
students in Trinity university, left
yesterday for her home at Memphis,
and will visit friends at Abilene en-
route. Her work will be on display
at Trinity during commencement.
Mrs. l.. Moore of Florence is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Genie Wat
son, and attending the chautauqua.
Mrs. Moore is a regular chautauqua
attendant, and each year dur
ing the season for a visit to her
sister.
Miss Annie Martin, who is taking
a special course in household eco
Monies in the State university, will
remain after commencement exer-
cises for a series of house parties in
Austin. Among the invited guests
will be Governor Ferguson's daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Hans Holland of San An
tonic is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erling Holland and Miss Marie
Holland. Mrs. Holland comes
to attend the commencement exer-
oiss of Trinity university, Miss Marie,
her only daughter, being in the
senior class.
Miss Alpha Penn has returned
from a three months visit to eastern
colleges. The itinerary included a
visit to Wellesley college at Bos-
ton and Randolph Macon at Lynch
burg, Virginia, where Miss Penn
spent her college days.
Miss Mary Boone of Abilene IS the
guest of Miss Clara Boyd and attend
ing the chautauqua. Miss Boone
has been visiting in Fort Worth, at
tending commencement exercises OF
Texas Woman's college. Miss Boone
is Mrs. Boyd's niece.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

kNGkIJtSySsGksGO
Gas tank removed from
cowl to rear Of chAssis.
Stewart Vacuum Feed
System set on intake
manifold.
Longer clutch and brake
pedals.
DIVIDED front SEATS
adjustable to passengers
comfort.
More roominess every
where ssr-.s ss&a~
More conveniently ar
ranged Instruments,
indirectly lighted.
Overlapping windshield,
completely s~torm-proof.
Richer design Of fenders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
More Troops Ordered
Against Villa Bandits
In State Of Chihuahua

Ell pASO. Tex. Nuy. H.--trn"r;'l
Alvaradu Obrrgnn. MrNiran Minister
of War. has ordered another division
from Cuahuila To proceed against ihr
Villa bandits in Chihuahua. h" stated
in y message 20 MrXiran Consul ed
uarro SOrianu Bravo her" today.
These troops will rrinForr" he re-
Gently organized divisions under Gen
rral Francisco Murcia which is pro-
crrdin" orthward frGm Escalon. nc
CuYdinG To messages received from
ChihuairIa city.
General ObrrgOn added thai his TO-
ports from TrrrrUn indicated every
thing wits quiet.
\ foreigner who arrived from Santa
Rnsalia lat" las: night confirmed the
rrnort of DR.. &. II. Fishers execution
by Villa bandits III Santa R"Salia F'L
lowing thc capiur" 0r Il!" town by II"
Villa troops or October 26. tn" 'Hr.
rignrr stated that llr. Fisher was
stabbed to death by III" bandits.
The foreigner also confirmed The re-
uorr that Villa bandits cut the ears
from many CarranZa soldiers and I'M.
speakably mulilatrd the Carranza Of,
firrrS. Villa was reported 10 be- at
La GCncrHIH ranch near l'Hrra'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
DEMOCRATS D To
A(jK RECOUNT IN
NEW HA|FIIif SHIRE

CONCORD. n. H., Nov. S.---A re-
count Of the vote for Presidential elect
ors in New Hampshire will be demand
cd by the Democratic STATE Commit
tee. according to information received
tonight. 1t was learned that the COM
mittee had been directed by the Ma
lional committee to call for a recount
at once, and TO obtain the best avail
able counsel. The National committee
is said to have guaranteed the eX-
penses of the recount. aside from those
which regularly would fall on lh'
State. As far as known. no charge
fraud has been made.
Complete returns announced by see
retary of State Bean tonight give JUS
lice Hughes plurality Of 161, the
smallest plurality ever returned in Il
presidential contest in the State. 1t
is understood the figures are based on
official returns.
George Z. Fcrrand, chairman ot Inc
Democratic Stale COMMITTEES, gave our
figures indicating Il small plurality for
Wilson. Chairman Ferrand's state
mrnt said that with 13 small towns
missing Wilson had 42.464 votes. and
Hughes. 1926. r
Newspaper figures, with two small
Towns in the White Mountains missing
gave Hughes lead Of 5ai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
WILSON
CONFIDENT OF RESULT

LONG BRANCH. y. J.. Nov. S.
Confident liza, il" had been reelected
President Wilson scanned returns
from Minnesota. california. New Mex
leo. Oregon and New Hampshire.
cIOsciv fnnichr. h"ca'Sr Of assurances
from his rHmNaigm m"na""rS that the
final uutcum" depended on those
.tat"s.
Foll"win" M automobile ride and
GOLF came before luncheon. Tn" Pres
idrnt rnmaiucd in hi., study M Shadow
Lawn tonight. getting tn" returns by
tclruhnr" from Secretary Tumulty
who had h"nn on %nard nj the cXecu-
five offices since six o'rlNck last night.
The President k"p' his own tabula-
ton uf cicctc-n! VOTES and checked it
ND carctul" after "@"h report from
SerretHry Tumu'tv. -" received A
number Of mHSsaG.'s from Democratic
leaders aHSuriE2 hNn II" had been re-
elected.
After - hrir, abs"nc" lni dinner Sec
rotary TumUily with m"mhers or the
executive office staff and lOco1 Demo
Gratis took Nh Ihriv vj@i! at the cNecu-
tive offices again n o'clock tonight
They were prepared To remain up ali
night ii necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
Three ON TRIAL
FOR CONSPIRACY

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Olivrr W
Hnurkp. Albert t. Frost and Rurl H.
Wing wrrr placed on trial to-day be-
fore Judge Gcigcr. in the United States
District Court. charged with cOEsnir-
acy 10 hrih" 4 Federal juror three
years ago Th" charge; grew out Gf
the Sn.callrd $l0.060.n00 Alaska land
fraud case tried before Judge Il. VI.
Lanh$. in March. 1918. BourIir WAS
III" Juror alleged to have been hrihci
Frost. one Of :; half dozen defendants
Al that lime. was on trial on i charge
of having attempted 10 d"fraud the
government Of land in Alaska. Wing
WAS said 10 have been one Of those in
Inc conspiracy.
a. T. Fitzgerald. who formerly was
defendant. was tn" chief witness for
The government to-day.
FiIzcerald described conferences al
legged TO have taken nlac" between
himself. Wing and Frost and The final
decision 10 attempt the bribery Of
the jury through Bnurlic. who formerly
was mayor Of Blue Island. Ills.
Tho witness said II" finally obtained
a promise of from Sln.000 tO $15.0n0
for disagreement on tn" part OF the
jury.
Firzgerald told Of calling Bourke
over the telephone where The latter
was locked up with the Jury. Il told
him il would h" worth Sl00.0n0 10 get
an aculliital." the wiin, - said. Later
BOurkr began working on the jury. ac-
cnrding 10 Fitzgerald.
The witness declared that after the
verdict Of acquittal had been returned
Frost did not live up 10 his agreement
to pay S15. 600 and he got in all about
81 zoo in small amounts.
The case will be resumed tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
TUMULTY CLAIMS 4
SAFE MAJORITY FOR
WILSON IN COLLEGE

long BRANCH, n. l.. Nov. S.--Sec-
r"rarv Tunulty announced tonlSh'
that The election Of President Wilson
WAS assured by safe majority IN the
electoral college. -.
The President is sure Of California
and Minnesota" he said. Besides
these North Dakota. Kansas, New
Mexico. New Hampshire and West
VIRGINIA are ours. The Republicans
are not sure Of a state west OF Inc
Mississippi river except Iowa. when
they have won by greatly reduced
plurality" =,
Regardless Of the outcome of the
rleglion. President Wilson plans 10
leave here late tomorrow for Will
Jamestown. Mass, where he will attend
the christening Friday Of the younger
child Of Mrs Francis B. Shyre, his
daughter. From WilliamstOwn he
viii 20 Ia WASHINGTON. arriving there
Sunday night. His plans for the III
,rrim between then and the opening
OF Congress in December have not
hr"n made
The president. accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson,
Will 90 hy automobile from here to
Atlantic Heights and tomorrow ailer.
noon r!icv will 90 on board the naval
Yacht Maytlowrr. which will take hnm
To Rhin"cliM, y. y. on the Hudson
river. They plan 10 leave fhinrcillt
for Williamstowu at 10 o'clock tnmor-
row night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09

Necessary to elect. 266. Wilson was
leading in the following States, from
which returns were incumplete:
California. Idaho, Minnesota, Ne
braska. New Mexico. Washington
Hughes was leading in the following
States, from which returns also were
incomplete:
Nest Virginia and North Dakota.
The Times gives Wilson 25l votes
and Hughes "a. chasing Callfornla,
Minnesota. New Mexico and Norm
Dakota as doubtful.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9--Ihr Tribune
and sun which supported Mr.. hughes
.iv" MIN c53 votes in the elect oral COL
!.:c and give rrcsiden, Wilson 23i;
Th.y regard California, MinneSoi and
New Mexico aS tha only doubtful
states.
The World. which supported Prcsl-
dent Wilson. gives him 23l; hushes
22& and regards California, Connrcu.
cut. Minnesota. Now Hampshire. New
Mexico. North Dakota and West Flr"
sinia as doubtful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
DEMOCRATS WILL LOSE HOUSE
BUTT Retain CONTROL IF SENATE
SENATOR Chiffon
Makes BIG CLAIMS
IN TELEGRAM ON W.vA,

LONG BRANCH. \. l.. Nov. S.
President Wilson lat" Today rereivCd
this telegram from Senator Chiffon OF
West Virginia.:
Il did not want To wirC you until
had something drHnit". | congratu.
late YOU from the botrom Of my heart
and rejoice with the country that we
are still going forward AMI not turn
ing back. You carry West Virginia
and We will guard il and see that you
get it. We elect our state ticket, a
legislature and will have certainly
three and possibly five members OF
Congress on Of rhr six. | am elected
by safe majority and owe il to
your splendid administrations.
That means We certainly WIN,
said Secretary Tumulty. as he read IT,.
He Immediately read ii 10 the Presl'
dent.
How many electoral votes has West
Virginia., asked the President. Good,
good hn said when told it had eight.
Secretary Tumulty told the PreSi,
dent all tn. late returns indicated his
re-election. Mr. Wilson was plainly
lelighred He laughed al Tumulty'S
enthusiasm