davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-03-28

The Peck Chapel basket ball team won
from the Christ Lutheran five in the Sun
day School League last night by a score
of 20 to Is. The victory of the Peck
ouint makes the thirteenth straight game
in which it has come through with the
long end of the score. Peck now is within
one game of the leader. Christ Lutheran.
Evening star., 1916-03-28

Central High is to open its regular
season with scholastic teams Saturday
afternoon at Port Deposit against the
Tome School. The list of games for
the Blue and Whites season follows:
Evening star., 1916-03-28

Central High and Gallaudet also are
scheduled for a game this afternoon at
Kendall Green. but this will not be
played, either.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26

London, Ky. passed through
mere SUNDAY morning, enroute
ior ilale's Mill, where Mrs.
Wells wns called by tho sudden
death of her father.
Mrs Scott Litton entertained
az cards Saturday evening, Miss
brownie Mckenzie and Mack
Jones, OF this place, Miss Make
Rogers, Of Norton, and bud In
gram OF Cocburn.
Supt j n. lIillman, of Coe-
burn was pleasant visitor in
town last week. He reported
the Appalnchia school as pro-
nicely.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26
A CORRECTION.

In the article III the Post last
week regarding a. T.iPeterson,
who was recently arrested on Il
charge of having stolen n rub
Der stamp from the postofiice at
Duilield, il was intended to say
that his case would come up be.
fore the grand jury at the pres
cnt term OF the Federal court
AT this place. In all cases b.
fore q man can be tried on
charge the grand jury has to
return an indictment. In re.
gard To the statement appear
ing IN the same article that he
was convicted in the state court
at Gate City for the illegal use
OF a rubber stamp, he says is
incorrect, TINT the charges in
that case against him were
fraud, and that rubber stamp
was notconnccted with the case
IN any way. Mr.. Peterson de-
Mes the charge that he stols
the Duilleld stamp, and says
that since his return from the
state prison he has been living
an upright life.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26

We have Just received a fun
line of ladies' kid and silk gloves.
plain and fancy LOUIS Myers
Mixed. Goodloe Brothers
Mrs Rritt Il shin j sno,d
mo n few ,yaal, - IRWIN SgsnN
tnEino trnatn,eni ,,,dar ~ .'F ~
L. DylGs. "
w. S. Cox. Of Gate City. VAS
was among the LAWYERS i'm
town this week attending Unit.
ed States Court.
Rrnco ,,;,c,,an ii,
!, to ~ ~ ,u 49, % , 'stol' was
'''T' ' '0'> va ouS'''cS7'
The next big feature photo
Play coming to the Amuzu
pnril bon - ,i ne NH MON s
for tho ana 'i'''S 49, ""'oh
800
Attorney \. y Kilgore, Of
nttnnd,ng lt :" XIX 81 - , ,m'1 :, wrtN
'',''U = ''ve' Oou'''
w. II Bond, of Wise, was
among the lawyers IN town
inns week attending United
''' oo"''
Wy IS. Addlngton Of Wise,
sheriff Tor WISE County, was
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26
Sensation Among Colored
Folks.

Quite a sensation was created
across the river, among the
colored people Sunday, when
Taylor Green of Imboden, enter.
ed the home OF Martha Miller, he
claims, 20 see his child. when
Martha who is subject to at.
tacks of heart failure, tainted
and was unconscious for some
time
Mamie Piers on gave the
alarm immediately, and Ser.
geants Marshall Belcher and
John Thompson arrived on the
scene, and arrested Green, who
was committed to Jail. It is
understood that Green was IN.
toxicated.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26
Items

on last Friday evening Mrs
Il. w. iiolley delightfully."- en-.
tertaincd about twenty young
people at her handsome home
% = N'ipourheAVenue. ne low
ct iioor YIN thrown together
una oshul'Iul'y Hgcorateu WIN
R KIM, p,an,S an , cu' l'owers
,,i,laa ~ - 1 III ', Ill.,, Mp'r vi.-
6a1icio,,s roGrns iE .,,. ' ,,,,..;',,
ino ~ ~, 5oiad LA w., 1oi,s.s,-
was served. At a late hour th H.
guests departed, expressing
themselves as having spent a
uellshtini evening
MIR. and Mrs. c. 5. Hale and
family left Saturday for Hnlo's
~ ~, TO a' .t ING iuheralot mr.
'i''e '''hor'
M..s Mary Mckenzie, of Ston-
ega, spent the week end here
with her sister, Miss Brownie
Mckenzie.
Mrs A. /. Stnrm entertained
AZ Dinner iaSt sunday Misses
~,
Mrs Lazarus Siainous enter
tertained at tea Friday evening
Mrs. Robert smith and Ernest
prnf G;vons of S,.,oa
spent several EVENINGS Of lost
week win friends in Ann,,ia.
CHA
r r Parker Goo Mara
W. +. Lea ana j n Moss nj,
tended court at Wise last week
Mrs. Ned King, of this place
spent sunday with her sister
Mrs. Cnlbertson, al Norton.
~ aa NJ N u.n.
entertained at supper at the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26


/ Simon and Ruben Banks
spent Sunday at Gate City
visiting friends,
What would you do with
ten thousand dollars? See ''The
Diamond from the SKY at the
Amuzu every Tuesday night.
w. w. LESSEE, of Dryden.
was in .own last Thursday on
business, and visited the fami
ly of w. b. Kilbourne,
Division Deputy Collector c.
{. Palmer, of Gate City. arriv
ed IN Town Sunday night TO ut
tend U S. court, which com
menced Monday morning.
Clarence Williams, who has
held a position in the pay roll
office NJ lmboden, for the Sto-
mega Coke and Coal Company
during the past year, has been
transferred to the auditing de
partment IN the general Offices
OF the company at this place.
Attorney w. A. Dougherty,
of Grundy, was in town the
first OF the week attending u.
$ court.
Commonwealth's Attorney
G. X McCorkle, of Wise, spent
sunday IN the Gap with rela
tives
NJ. II. McCorkIe spent Mon
day at Ewing on business.
MIR and Mrs. Nelson Collier.
OF Stonega, motored through
town Sunday in their Ford Car.
Roy Maucss, Of Norton, was
a visitor in town Sunday.
Mrs. Lenard l.itton. Of Jones.
vile, is in town this week visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Perry
Are YOU trying for the $4,000
prize? Try, YOU may yet il.
Sec The Diamond from Tia
sky" at the Amuzu every
Tuesday night
The Guild Of Christ Church
viii have as Hostess Miss Elliott
no the home of Mrs Alsover
Thursday SPIN
j. .. Dorton, Of Wise, deputy
clerk for Wise County, was in
town Monday attending United
| States Court.
w W G Dotson. Of Wise.
was among the ATTORNEYS at
tending Federal Court in town
this week.
Attorney 49, 4. skeen, Of
| Clintwood was i'm town this
week attending Federal Court.
FOR RENT.-A nice three
room cottage east of Planning
/ Mill Call MP Giles aud Robi.
nett's store orparticulars
Miss Pearl Pepper, OF Norton,
was the guest OF Miss Florence
! Mccormick a few days last
week in Tie Gap
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. sum.
mers Graham, at Cadet, on last
Thursday. a girl
/ W :. Palmer, of Keokee, was
a visitor in the Gap Sunday.
Geo. L. Taylor spent sunday
at kingsport, Tenn.
John Catron spent a few DAYS
IN Scott County, last week on
| business
Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Witt, of
| Osaka, spent few days in
town this week with relatives.
We have just received a fun
| line of ladies kid and silk gloves,
plain and fancy Louis Myers
| Mixed. Goodloe Brothers.
y. NJ Hodges, the popular In
Isurancc agent. after an absence
Of several weeks, returned TO
the Gap last week.
c. d. Allen, Of the Twin CITY
Mills, at BRISTOL, was in town
last week on business.
j. H. Mccormick left Satur-
day on a business trip to VIM
chester, Ky.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26

"'' NSNiph VI u ho. W. ShtihlcS >
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Giily, of
Aliddlesboro, spent the fret OF
the week in town visiting the
family OF j. a. Morris.
j. a. Morris spent Sunday at
Verdi, Scott County, visiting
his sister, Mrs. f. p. Starnes.
who is cridically i'll since she
recently underwent serious
operation for cancer of the
stomach.
Telegram was received here
Monday morning from Rogers.
VILE, Tcun., stating that the
two weeks old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs, |. I. Chilly, died Sunday
night.
Miss Edna Catron, who is
teaching at Roda, spent Sutur-
day and Sunday in the Gap
with relatives, Two OF her lit.
tie pupils. Eva Vance and
Rcalaud Whisnatc accompani-
ed her home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Nc
Corkle have returned to their
home near Dante, after sew
eral days visit TO relatives in
THE Gap.
Mrs. j W. Raider and attrac.
tive little son, Billy, who have
been the guests OF Mrs Otis
Mouser and other friends in
the Gap, returned to their home
in Wytheville, Tuesday
w. y. Pelton has resigned his
position with Morrison. Morri-
son and Robertson and will 90
70 Washington City the first of
February whore he has accept.
led a similar position.
Mrs. j W. Fox left Wednes.
day for New York, where She
will spend several dnys visiting
her son, Mr. Richard Fox.
John Fox, Jr., her son. accom-.
paulad her to New York.
Miss Alma Flanary. who is
attending school here this win.
ter, is spending a few days at
home at ST. Paul, on account of
the illness Of her mother.
r. V. Phelau, of Toms Greek
was in town Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Guy L. Pueh
returned to their new home at
St. Paul, Sunday night, from
their bridal tour to several
points
Or, and Mrs. ". a. Baker
entertained at dinner Thursday
Mrs w RAIDER and little son
Billy, of Wythcville, MIR. and
Alrs. |. @. Taylor and daughter,
Lucille and Miss Ellasue Way
ner.
Mrs. J G.. Munsey returned
last Wednesday from a ten
days visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
OHIO Mullen, at Greenyillc and
friends in Bristol.
Hiss Julie Bullitt returned
last "Wednesday from keokee,
where she has been spending a
few weeks AT the home of her
sister, Mrs Jack Taggart,
whose two little boys have been
very i'll with scarlet fever and
.diptheria
H. NJ Edens, who has charge
.ot the concrete work on the
new highway between Pine.
vile and Middlesboro, Ky.
spent Sunday in town with his
family.
Miss Mary Conner, one of the
.compeiant trained nurses Of the
Gap, is spending several DAYS
This week at the Stonega Hos
pital.
Mrs. @. l.. Rowe and little
son, George, returned to their
home IN the Gap last week, af-
ter spending several weeks with
relatives at different points in
North Carolina
Misses Myrtle Wolfe and Kate
Brown, who are teaching at
Pennington Gap, spent the
week end with homefofks in
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-01-26

Old newspapers for sale at
this Office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
LET US GIVE YOU
MEDICAL ADVICE
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IF YOU SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM CATARRH MALARIA
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These blood diseases commonly Carrh Rheumatism
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IS am undoubted fact that sufferer from rheumatism
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
ACROSS THE RIO GRNNDE.

The character of the latest news
from Mexico is anything brt rcas-
suring 90 those VIII, hoped TO see
matters compose themselves II is
an,thu- aut cncourarinu to those
who arrucd that our troops were no
longer needed there .u5 that we were
only aggrayating tho situation hy al
lowinn them to rcmam. II does fur
nish capital To those who thought
Carron7a knew what hc was talking
about when he said that Mr Wilson
was engineering this thing i'm the way
best calculated to erh-ncc his politi-
cal fortunes Righ. now, ON the eve
Of the convention .,hich is expected
TO renomuatc him for the presidency.
affairs I'm Mexico are growing scri-
ously worse and tho need for activity
on IN, part of the United States
troops is growing role acute. Not
only are our soldier" needed i'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
Is THE sLNTL BROKENP

| 10 seems remarkably mkind of
| Mr.. MorEcnthau to auggest that Vice
President Marshall should be side
tracked in favor Of stronger" man,
at least the idea beu.; put forward at
this stage of the game s1yors Of in
gratitude. Mr Marshall. while he has
not been a brilliant member of the
administration from purely politi-
cal standpoint. has at least been
ornamental and has helped to keep
his chief In good graccs with the
people His name carries with it "a
degree of popular affection and re
gard that the Democratic ticket can
III afford 10 do without lie bore
the brunt Of the former campaign
and has been faithful to his party
and to the nation through the trying
four years Of Democratic ascendancy.
lie hes seen all the other propo sed
candidates or the vice presidential
nomination tried and found wanting
ana had come to the place where 1t
was generally conceded that the
compliment of denomination would
bc given him WithoIt contest why
should he be thrown overheard at
the eleventh hour Nr Morgcnthau
Is certainly joking about that strong
man" tI1I, ar D.. may huy. UtaJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

Saturday niPnt AT Drcutt Lake
There was q dance in the
Pavilion there. AT \ o'clock
The orchestra came. and after the
Bore of tuning up. h"gan to play.
But nobody danced cause there
Weren't any men. ard the orchestra
Played and the ladies sat ana at
Nine o'clock some men ana boys
Came and stood around the place,
And the orchestra played and the
Ladies sat and nobody danced. and
After awhile more ladies came
And they went in ana sat them
Down and the orchestra played and
Thc Ladies' sat an nobody danced.
And then more men and BOYS did
Come and stood a-CUnd an the or
cheStra played and nobody danced
Ana the ladies sat. Al 10 o'clock
left the place ana the orchestra
Played and the ladies sat and
Nobody danced I've heard Of the
Dance where they hesitate. but this
was the greatest cN,mplification Of
II ! ever saw. And the orchestra
Played and the ladies sat and
Nobody danced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
STEAMER AGROUND;
OREGON TO RESCUE

SAN FRANCISCO. June 15-The
passenger steamer Bear Of the San
Francisco & Portland Steamship Co.
went ashore Wednesday night in a
fog at Sugar Loaf. a promontory
seventy miles south of Eureka, ac-
cording to advice received here. The
battloship Oregon is reported stand
ing bV. A life-saving crew from
Eureka has gone TO the vessels aid.
News of the disaster was received
by the radio operator at the United
states naval training station here.
The life savers left Eureka at 11:l5
p. m. The sea was reported calm, but
there was a heavy fog A number Of
small boats were reported leaving for
the Bear ard II was believed the pas
sengers were being transferred to the
oregon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
SHADOW OF VICTORY
over SUFFRAGISTS
After "Goldcn Lane" Dem
onstration, Are Sure of
Democratic Plank.

ST. LOUIS. June 15.-The suffra-
gists fight for an equal right plank
in the Democratic platform closed
Wednesday with the Golden lane"
demonstration and tonight all camps
began their final drive on members of
the resolutions committee and the
three cabinet members, Secretary Nc
AdoO, Secretary Daniels and SeCre-
tary Houston, who are here.
Hope for victory never was brighter
with the sufirasets for the conviction
that thc platform viii favor their
movement grows hourly. The big
question now is what form the plank
VIII take. Whether WI he stronger
thar that contained in the Rcpubh-
car platform cannot DO forecasted
until the committee takes final action
President Wilson, among others, has
submitted a plank to the comrlittec,
but tonight il was said that there was
much doubt If 1t would he written into
the platform. While the committee
had not passed formally on thc pres.
ideuts plank, the opinion was eX
pressed Ov several members that 1t
was not specific enough IT, be effeC
tive and a planA of stronger wording
should he inserted.
y
Daniels also has found opposition in
the National American Woman Suf-
frage association because it is con-
sidered too long. Its text. declaring
in favor OF immediate passage by
congress of "A constitutional amend
ment. however, is favored by both
the National association and the
Womans party.
stronger Than &. q. y.
Representative Baker of Califor-
mia, a member of the committee. said
tonight thai lie was trying to as
semble the ideas of all the suffra-
gets and express them in a plank
which he would offe. later. He be-
lieves the committee will insert IA
plank at least as strong as that pre-
sented by the Republican platform,
but he fav,rs much stronger one.
Both representatives Of the Ma
tionals and the Women's party today
interviewed Secretary Baker, who
bore the presidents plank here, but
he did not commit himself on the is
sue. The Nationals asked nothing
more than declaration favorable 70
suffrage. while the Womans party
presented the Daniels plank to him
and said they would stand on it.
SuffIaEists won an early victory I'm
the resolutions committee tonight
when Mrs Arthur Dodge and other
anti-suffragets were compelled TO
present their opposition before the
suffragets were heard. The Nation
ais. Womars party and southern
States Suffrage conference delega-
tions at the hearing were headed by
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, Miss Ann
Martin and Miss Kate NJ. Gordon. re-
spectively
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

Harry Lang. Tulsa. ami Gertrude
Stein of Tulsa
DURING THE VACATIONS Of the
ministers Of the Boston and Boulder
Avenue Methodist churches the two
churches w.ll hold joint services, the
remaining pastor preaching to both
Doctor Barton VIII
take his vacation in August, while
Doctor Ncff is scheduled for July.
JUDGE GEORGE G. CRUMP OF
has been assigned T. the
bench of the Tulsa county dlstrlc,
court to hear the cases comprising the
criminal assignment. the first Of
" Which Will come up on Monday. June
10. The docket is composed Of 20
cases, seven of which are murder
cases. Probably the most interesting
case Will pc that Of William j. Babcr
od charge Of murder. which IS ST,
for Monday. June 20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
Needs u Vacation.

WASHINGTON. June l4-Repre.
sentative William Kent Of California,
the only member of the house Off
cially classified as Independent. an
nounced today that he would not be
a candidate for reelection to the
sixtv-fifth. owing to pressure Of pri-
yate affairs and urgent need of a
vacation"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

least playing right into their hands
He persists in striking matches in
dangerous proximity to a powder fac
tory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
City News in Brief

CARL G. MAGEE Tulsa attorney.
returned yesterday from an extended
visit H. the north.
n. NJ. AUSTIN, 5OS North May
bell, underwent an optical opera
tion at the Physicians u Surgeons
hospital Yesterday.
THE REV J. W. DARBY. pastor
of the First Christian church, is con
fined to his home on account of a
severe ease of tonslhtis
A CONTINGENT OF Boy Scouts
and Campfire girls from Broken Ar
row will camp at Sand Springs park
next week.
CHESTER FLEMMING. 416 South
| Frisco avenue. 1915 graduate of Tulsa
| high school. return ID Yesterday from
the University of Oklahoma.
W. j. STUBENNALL, employe Of
the Texas oil company. who lives at
the Y. NJ. =. A., was removed to the
Tulsa hospital Yesterday and was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis.
J. y. ROSENBERG, 115 South
Quincy, was operated on at the Physi-
,,",'a ~ SUI vo"S ,.U- Pi,', u"S
,'', ','u' ''''.T 1T anu - ~
''0
u - u,ttrtI ,sstcTA>-,r IL, tho
w. SM H. NN''1 iNNl III tic
oIi''r oil AnprI IN 'rnutnI Oh Guy
,,,, l,." ho, I"S - .i,,'.,
i"'"' ""'io Nv ''"' SIM
'"'''''
N,pc uEp>Irr WALLACE, NJ
C,Iiin'.,,,I, ,,'hn n,d,rn,ant an on
or,ti,., az ,t,n r,,,s' bnsri,,I Tnno
r"t,,rncd tn ,ar I,nnc rcsterdav
W
vtIItr pAI,Ep o-,oor-oId son
~, ~ n p,I,,r diej at Tho homo Of
ycs,orIay "g r',,v Ennrr,I services viii he
cor5nctnd fr"n, Tho home today.
burini bcinp made in OnEIawn ccm-
etrrv
49,
CONSTABLE W : MAYFIELD
has filed with the secretary of the
election noard for re-elcctlof. other
candidates on the Democratic ticket
who will go before tho PRIMARIES Au-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

Like Letter From Home
VIII he the Tulsa Daily World when
on your vacation. Don't forget this
important item when you make up
your list Of necessities. Place your
order fofav
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
Transportation Talk

Frisco service is again suffering OF.
account Of heavy rains. This time
the trouble cmanates from oklahoma
city. which is reported to be undel
water. The Kansas City-Oklahoma
city trains which pass through Tulsa
would-be customers.
oklahoma city. but were getting
through yesterday Some Of the 9TH
er roads began to worry last nighC
when the Arkansas began to firt
with the danger mark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

X. V. Miller. who has charge of the
local Wabash office, left yesterday for
ST. Joseph, Mo. The Wabash Office,
which occupies a prominent place on
the second floor OF the Calais build
ing. has been technically open fol
over week. but the workmen, who
are not through with the lower floor,
have proved efficient blocks for
would be customers.