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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
POST LOSES HIS LIBEL SUIT
Judge Mayer Dismisses Action without
Allowing II To TO To Jury.

Charles Johnson Posts $4,000 libel
action against the +. 7! du Pom O"
Nemour' Powder Company was dis
missed by Judge Mayer. iu the Federal
Court yesterday. Tho judge listened
20 the complete testimony Of each side.
then. on the motion Of Martin W.
Littleton. counsel for the defence.
ruled that there was no question OF
fact. and directed verdict for the
defendant without allowing tho case
20 90 20 the jury. Counse. for Post
appealed
Rear Admiral william u. Folger and
Colonel p. g. Buckuer. ce-presidcnt
and general manager Of the du Point
Company. explained IN detail tho re
lations between the United States
government and the du pont Company.
saying that there was no process known
20 one that Is not known 10y the otiser.
Hudson Maxim branded some OF Posts
published statements as ia SO. and said
that no American army or navy officer
had ever invented any process IN
powder manufacture that was IN use
to-day.
The suit was f'ed after the du POINT
Company had sent out circulars !c-
rouucIrg o. false statements made b.
Nr. Post in q series Of articles pub
iished in "Uarper's Bazaar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
WOODS DOOMED FOR MAYOR
Secretary of state Hugo Launches
Move for Commissioner.

An incipicnt Mayoralty boom for Po-
lice Commissioner Arthur Woods lifted
up its head and enjoyed the unspoken
but evident support Of seventy-iive
voters who gathered at the Motor
Truck Clubs dinner At Churchill's last
night Secretary Of State Hugo was the
author Of the boom. and assumed all
rcs possibility for b.. The Commis-
s;oncr. who was also q guest Of the
club. bushcd. stammercd and said
nothing definite.
81 believe that Commissioner Woods
has proved by his efficient handling Of
the police force that he is worthy Of
tho highest Office l1 The giving Of the
voters Of tho City Of New York" said
SIR. Hugo Moreover. ! am convinced
that the voters themselves val realize
that this Is the case"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
KILLS MOTHER IN QUARREL
Politicians Son In Cambridge. Mass.
Surrenders TO Police.

Cambridge. Mass. March 10. Rich
ard T. Mccormick. a son OF John Nc
Cormick. one Of the registrars of voters
I'm this city. walked into the Fast Cam
bridge police station to-day and de
clared that he had killed his mother.
The woman was found lying on the
floor Of her kitchen with deep wound
in the head. She d'cd on tho way 20
tho hospital The young man said that
he had had quarrel v',h her He =
twenty-five years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
EDISON GOING TO FLORIDA
Though on Vacation, Tic VIII lake
His Laboratory With Him.

Orange. y. j.. March l5.-Thomas A.
Edison il plonning to take trip to
Florida early next week, probably Oh
Tuesday. MI Edison will be gone n
month This does not mean that ne
is taking a real vacation, for he has
sent ahead equipment for Laboratory
In which he can carry on experiments
in which he has ben cngrossed Of late.
Mr.. Edison has seen little Of ms
home for several weeks II ls said that
lie is trying TO solve the dye problem
confronting this country. For days AZ
n time he has worked in his laboratory.
eating and sleeping there.
Mrs Edison il much concerned for
fear Mr.. Edison may suffer break
down. and she has finally induced him
20 make the trip south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
Count Adopts Protege. 81.

iienry Vessels. Count Dc Frsc. Of
Holland. who lives a. The Hotel
Gotham. obtained permission ycstcr-
day ~ adopt Iarrlso Nikcr Irving.
tNen'y-one. ~ 10 Irving Place. The
count said ho hod known Irving for
eighteen years and ha1 helped 10 care
Iof and educate him lrWng's father
4tc n 1907 His mother consented 10
Tie adoption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
ADNERTlsENEN1

Third Ave. cor. l2sd ~
2i6.2ts West l2Sth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
METROP OLITAN s ogEsA

To-day SrsrI Ma mo- - AH Ut Tfoyatcre. Oher
Marinciu A. Lohenqrin. GadsfI. Homer. TITUS.
Vol Braun. Al }. Fagnacl. tniatu. tsrgso DE
Iucs. Ballet Scene Prince iror. Gems Bo7fslo
Tonight a. d. sonnagbua. Ef~Irtos rcr1i.
uamareu Ddlr En.I Ctrl. l..sr.o.
Fri. a. SIS. sans Gene. Tarrsr Msrinclu.
Ama-o ArIouse. Fada. Cori. P0Iacc0.
Sat. Nat a. O. samson q Dalls. Homer: Ca
fu.I Amafn E0fhifr Corf To.orc0.
sat. ~ IS l55- 90 80 WskUsrs. Gai.ti Kurt.
Oher. irus Braun NrysdsHl Conf. bod@rkhy.
Next Mon. a. Tanning % the ShreN. OHrr Rap
trI. WmNhr. semharH. GYritz. LeolharIt 1,elss.
EltsIal. Ccrt Io.lnlztr.
We'd. A. Carmen. Tr--ar. Mason. CauI-o.
Amato. Hot'irr. tori Tola--n
Thuu. at 80 mtlstsrfinler Gsdtn NarfclI:
Trus. We'll Braun. G0-z Go..e t..l. FoIanzty.
This sun. Eve. OF .0 ilo- fl 81 taI. Orch C.lrt
TEHd Rky re Great ZkRsKA. Soprano.
r. l4h Tx IrLs4. SEMBkCH. Tenor
UARDNfAN pfANO USED
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Sic Jabnfeier
sic ioa bener beiOnbers srOfartis
besnngen uerbeu.

5urnbater Ssdbn ipirb m bieiem
Sabre gang Defenders sesbrt ipsroen.
GO siebt cine a~lgemsine 1tier nit
5eran3isbuug Der Spislplabfinb.r uno
Der Wiittertlubs am IL. MIsuIt I'm
Garfon Jislb in 9urnet Woobs. Sebs
Spielplababtbeilung betommt ibr 3elt
uno oas programrn, ous turnerH9en
Spielen beitebsnb. spGbrt ben gan3en
Sag. Bon ben Miittertlubs ipirb ers
partet, bab lie fir 9abuHa uHbabunS
foresn. 8iirgermeiiier pudtd iuirb
Der Rebner iein. I'm bieIer Jeier, Si:
inter asiture bon ben Serreu Ssub
unb Moore ftebt, tperben iid poraus.
iiatli3 To- Biz 1900 ainber uno
mtbrsre 6unbert MitsIieber Der Wiit.
tertlubs betbeiligen.
Fir BITE 5auptfeier, fpelfe am
Sonntag, 13. @usuft, Rahmittass 8
ufr, am Sabuoentmal i'm Snpooo
Bart itaitfinbet, erlGbt Der ge5irtss
porort folsenben aufruf:
.@obl nod ME in Der GeIdi6te uns
ieres aanbss ba6sn mir mebr llriade
geba6t. cine ensrsiide proposanba
fir unisr graie6unssipffem su MAIDEN
tpie serabe isbt, mo alss 70 u~niinHis
m4 .prepdreoneb" ibreii, unb no.
laut zines 3eitunssbsrihis. bon Al
600 WGnnern unteriuti. nur 1000
fir bic Mdrine angsnortmen tperosn
tonnten. Capt uns jebe 0elegsrbst.
frabrnsbmsn, Dor bas publitum gu
treten unb ibm einen Jinser5eis ssb.n.
ME mir infer Bolt ssrabe 10 tiidtis
rnb tpiberitanbsfabis MAIDEN t6nntu
irie sas, has .Sabn piel 0nnf fdul'
bet, bab Is nifi nur erbalttn blieb,
fonbsrn lid beute sestn cine Melt bot
sSeinben slorrei1 pertbeibieen iaHn.
Der Wprcrt erfutt buhr ale
8ereine, niht nur in ibren eistnen
apsaIen Sohn's geburtstag sebii5'
renb 5u fsisrn, ionosrn aud ON
Sonntas. 13. ausuit. Rahmiitass 3
ubr. ff sabIreid unb rpom0sIid nit
Muiit unb iliesenon Gabnsn am
Dentmnl u~nferes JubH siH3ufiaSsn."
Or. u. q. &Hod, Der bic 4rrange'
ments in SGnb.n bnt, tbeilte urs NIT.
caB Ri6tsr Sobn ROebm. Der ia uns
tex ben Ginrinnatisr Surnsrn bcrs
tbsilbaft b.tannt III. bic snsliids ReSs
halisn ipirb. syiir einsn beutiheu Reb.
ner, iIpipie fir Gefons urb Muiit
trirb nntiirlih aud seiorat tperbsn.
Da Si,ie Seisr uIB prppnganbamitttI
fir Die 5urnsrei seItsH fol-, 10 fino
ale MitgIisber brinsenb srfudt. ii9
am Gonntos. 1S. 4ugnff. Radmtts
tags 3 llbr, beim Subn : Denimal i'm
Sntpoob part .in~3ufinbsn.
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bara gduerle, bic Wittpe unb Rad
la~Boernalterin hires erito6enen Cat
ten Sobn Yduerls, geseu bic $. 8.
MleDer pading So. anbdnsis gema9t
fat. sic perlanst fir ben Sob ibres
Wtannss $4,000 S9abenerIab. Mn=
gebli6 bate Wi9del Reitman ibrem
Nann nen t0bliden Std in ben I'm
terlei6 berieBt. 9erielbe babe, lpie in
Der geitern angeitrensten alage be-
6arptet pirb, unter ORDERS Der $. 8.
W5eDer Yading So. seIianben unb
besbalb lei Die Jirma fir ben Sob
i3res @atten berantiportlih.
gouerle arbeitete als Webger Bel
Der s. & r. Sfrotb pading So.
unb befano Ii6 am Streit, afs Der
betlageuspertbe 9prfaQ iiA ereignete.
Reitman Ion als Streitbre6er in
Sieniten Der Meper pading SO. aes
itanben bdben unb in be: alags piro
brett geIagt, baB er in lle6ereinitimz
mung nit ben erbaltenen Snitruttio>
men eebarbelt babe. Sauerle erlag am
"a. SUM- Iener @unbe.
Quf Der gifenba9n
getDbtet.
Sacob Gnaelbarbt ipurbe am 20.
WdrS nm Dunn Strabr gobnuber=
gang Der Bio Sour in 2otlanb pon
elmer 2otomotiDe ~getroffen unb duf
ter SteQe get0btet. Gr polIte, unmits
telbar na9bsm elm 9iitersug oorbeiz
gefabren mar, bic 9eleife iiberi6reis
ten. als er BON elmer auf einem anbez
rem @eleiIe fu6rsnben 2ptomotibe esz
troffen unb eetobtet purbe. Die
Nitttpe, Srau aatborine @ngelhurbt,
bat Die Big Sour GiIeubabn geitern
auf $4,000 StabeneriuB pertlagt.
SturS BON Der 5reppe.
Qls Marp Rilep am 6. Mai 1915
in benz Sauie No. 707 Weit Reunte
Strobe einen Mietbsr bsiufen iponte,
lei lie bic Srsppe binaboeitiirst, mel
de nift beleuhtet mar. sic erlitt bas
Bel am &opf unb am &Srpsr Der
lebunaen. aus bisism 9runbe bat bic
5rau bic SausbefiBsrin, Garab GO
Iomon, ssftern auf $4,000 S4abeners
iat pertlast.
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Mns benz Nfnnisipalgerid,t
4l6ert Selb baubelte in Der Wotbipebr
ais er Sermanm 5bisle eridoh.

Ger @aidiuiit gllbert SeIo bon
Der Oarte StraBe banoelte IN Der
Wotbpcbr unb pertbeioigte ieiu Seint,
oils er am 1S. SsSliIi auf ieiuem an.
tueien ben S4mieb Sermmm 5bieIe
erifoB. 60 entifieo getern Rid)Ter
Bel, Dem Sel6 unter Der 9rrflage oes
IprSes ~pcrgefibrt tuurbe url6 iprat
Sel6 fret.
Der Sreiiprl,d erfolste nab elmer
e~inaebcHben geweiSaufnabme, aiis
pcIder erbeate, saB GbieIe ala I'M.
Wiatonmlener @oit aui benz Selb.
iden Qnueien erihienen unb SeIo 70.
gar nod tbatIi6 mseeriiicn bate,
OILS oieier i'm aufgeforbett bate, iid)
5u crtfernen. Grit Ourn bate Sclo
iein Uetpebr gebolt uno 1biele nod.
alalS aufgcioroert, fem a,ipeien sit
nerlaiien. Statt Sieier GuiforSerung
81 cntipreden mar, ipie ale 3eugan
ibereinitimuerb b~cfun0eter, S6tele
wieber init eineln Stud aiii SeIo su.
geiprunget r%ucraitf oieier ben Der.
bdnenibooaen SdrlB absnb. aIS Rid.
ter Bel oas ireiiprehenoe llrtbeil
iGllte. elite Die Wtiitter Selbs, bic iit;
i'm Suibaierraum befanb, ailf ihren
|Scbn 81 un6 uurarmie i'm uuter
Jbruneu.
9eiGamin aaufmanf, ben go. 5t2
@eIt Sedite Strabe, pirhc ,peacn
0eriauis ppu S%oirituoien obne 81.
sens su 5000 uilo ben Soften perllr.
ibeiIt.
gu elmer Seioitrafe BON $50 ul6
Den Soften tuiirne Der @irtb @iaicin
@oep bon Der Citation uttb Geenan
apennie berurtbeilt. ipeiI CT am Der.
ilriienen Counting feline @irtbifait
oifen sebaIten bate.
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eterbliMfeitsberidbt

artblr @cad, S5, 670 Carr Ctr.
LlbcrtuIoie.
1bercia aocnis, 80, StGStiifes Sc
ipital, JIedfieber.
Sarab @ibion, 81, 7l0 Belts CTR.
@ierenleibcn.
ameIin @osobit. as, etabtiiteS
SoipitaI. 9ilngenent5iimoung.
&idarb Grcip. 3S, StaotiifeS So
ipital, NiercnIeioen.
sfusuit Gdert, 60, Stdotiites SO,
ipital. 9tierenIeiben.
9hilcmena Zen, 65, Also airbr
gpe., @ebirnleiben.
slmna goI5, 10. 239S &bccIer CTR,
Sdrpidle.
Granf Niemer, So, Is. unb @aInui
Str, MISUNDERSTANDING.
aoeiile sT;ifoout. 20. 5i55 Sarplia
ape., 8ebirnIeiben.
ahercia Bruins. 81, 52S @eit 5.
Etrabe, Sitiflag.
Scbn Sadion AZ. Ct. Warien SO.
fpital. Wierenleiben.
Sairnran WMibaI, 8, 422 @eit
8. GtraBe, Observation-Disclosures.
Sobn aaubtp, 81, 104 Jinbtap
Ctr, $cr3leiben.
Sobn Carroll Rcrie. 80. DOG
etate sIDe., GubertuIcie.
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asoit mad Srntid)lamb.

,Sm Monnt I,lauit fam Brief uii0
3~eitargspoit na6 IcttidIano, Deter.
reid unaaru, 2uremburg Nrlgarien
uno ser Siirtet oui ben iolgcnoer
Gainpiern geitift mcroeu;
rgergensfiorb", &bfabrt bon Rem
9orf am 8. Auouit; Oscar H." ab'
iahrt ant II. IuQtlit; ~ariitionin.
iIort", g(btahrt ON 20. Gllguit; yScl.
lie Clan, abiabrt om 81. Niiauit.
@oiiiadcn miiiien weligitclls jrpcs
3aae pcrber in Cincinnati a~i'fgegebcn
iperearL
@s ooltert apei bis ore; Wtonatr,
cbc bic GngIdnocr ole c~ellirte BnI
mieocr ireiacbcn reip. meter betor-
bern 9ricie, bie @clb obcr @eloeS'
.irerth entbeltcll, ober 0ittteilitnIeft,
Die ocn Seerdltberu GeIdGftlid oocr
m,fitGriid, pen Rlleen iein tonntan,
pernen ~iiberhnupt nldt hefor0crt.
lonScrn bleiten Den 0ieben ais gette.
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alns ben Oeribtsb5fsm.
umbesren3ts 2ansmntb eines
betrOSenen 8atten.

Was 99omas %. greenboip in feinsr
fait 25jdbrigen Gbs nit isiner Gnna
aaes erlebt habsn lpiG.-DiI6elm 6.
Rcsse. Der einmaI in beutiden areis
fen cine GENTLE ROIe ipielts. DOH
feiner Gattin auf S9eioung UNI
Iltmente Dertlagt. - Gnoeres aus
benz Gapitel obns Gnbe. --9ie
Wittpe bes erfto6snen Sobn
Sauerle b~erfldgt bic $. $. Mcper
padins SO. auf $4,000 S4aosns
eriaB. GissHtbiimlide Ysgriins
buns Der alass. - Wcitsre SGas
beneriabp ro5eiie. - Die angeblib
seiitestrante Bertha 9ol5 tam nidt
seiunben fperben.
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Gr,rii6t
Iurbc Sieb, Eeldsr bem @urean bes
MnfualtS Milton Sapler nngebc'
teuen Seiud abitattcte.

Fem anmalt Mliltou Sabler &c.
lang rs geiteru 0tittoJ .Iiteil SonaIin-
ger oiasicit st meden. Der icfncln
@nreau i'm Mcrcoirtile 9ibrarn &c.
tolioc ciucll HHgetctcitttt ggeefiaatt aa hs-
iIattct uilh Serru Savler's llbr, oic
ciilGa @ertb BON S35G repraicntirt,
miiGellonrllcn bate. SEER Saplcr iaB,
Den guriden serooc aus icinem Eri.
pntburcali bernl5fomlel mo iuDr
i'm ipfort in ben n0diten 8abriiiibI
iiad 8Iiidlid ,rtpeiie geIang es lem
ouh Sen Burden I'M 5opcr oes @e-
bdnoes Sii poden uub ibn 3u 5%ipinaeL
igm ieine Gaiaeutbr Wieoer beraus.
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tugcbciL Ger Gie5 bat bimmclboA
Serr SapIer m0ee i'm nidJt perbaiten
~laiieu, ahcr feline Bitten maren per-.
gebens, benn Serr Sapler iiteraut.
nortete Sen Burden prompt Ser No.
li3ei unb in Der GENERALIZATION uilrbe
all Dem Burden, Der icincu Nantcn
ais Ncp SIetder allgab ulto aus
Gan 6rnncisco gu itdmnell bebaitp.
tete, nod cine atoere Saidenubr &C.
iunoen, Die. prompt ais bas Gigeu.
thum BON Samiltou Orr, oom GIN.
nler 9to. 3G5 Sobuiton @cbalioe, ioen.
~tifisirt luurbe, NO lie am 2S. Suli ge.
itoDlen iporoen mar.
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n0ADetSenbe Hisa"
On Mfron Snr Mbiue9r eeaen britt.
fden Hoyfptt eutitnnSen.
Sas gOrseben enapfieblt id and)
an6eretpp.

ga es eefesIih Derboten III, irsenS.
treIde Eirmen ODER Waaren ober CIR
Seig,tiiie berielben 5u bopfottieren,
Die Gngldnber ahcr befonnflih cine
sroBe an3aH BON m~terifaihid,eir
cirmc,i auf Die idipdrae aiite geiest,
alto bopfottiert baberL 10 bot iih 70.
tben in @frcn cine .Sfspeigenoc
9iga" (Silent 2easue) gebnbet, nm
Gin @esensepift geeen bic britiihe
9cptottierung nmerifanii6er Sirnten
5p biloem. 9ieie gan5 ipcrtan iu'
immengctretene Bercini9lnig Dat
feina 9eau1tcn, feline 0amens. ODER
Ytitglieber. 2iitent Ytitglieoerbeitrdge.
aorreiponoen5en etc. ETC.; elm wait.
glieo trifft einfah einen 5relInh ODER
cine Sreun6in ano madt i'm ODER lie
3um WtitsIieb.
Ger 3tpef Der nSdrpeigenorn
S,ga" lit einfa9 uno unalsgeIprodJcil
Der. cine pirfiame abpebr.B elpegunB
gegeaiiber benz tritiiben gopfott
ancritauiider Sirmen in bic @eJc
SIT leiien babilr6, baB jebes r@iit.
glieb" iuuerlib ODER ieeliih, nidt
III ireenb elmer fiiBerm Scrm ooer
lad irgeno etner borgcihriebeiicll
9ietbobe, bic 8erpfIidtiing eiugeht,
aIIc5, ipas BON englai6 ODER adnao1
oser Sranfreib fonmlt, nift Sii fan.
fer, nidt 5n trascii mo nitt gu tou.
iiunieren - einiblieBlid Der abIen.
nuitg aIer Sormcn bon GeriideutEs.
= Gon Acknowledgements Sraucn uno
@dbden miro gang Defenders crtpnr.
[tet, Dab tie bicien slbipcbrplan Ter
bern: lpenrt oieier .Iaterte 9opfott"
pcn ben 5rniien in arnpeubung &C.
5rad)t peroe, 10 iei Dies cine unmit.
teI5are uno 11tberit ipirfiame @aiie,
na Dem britiid,en ltebermutb einen
Tanlpier aIf5iieten uno Die a anne i.
t oniiden @eitditsintcreiien IN.
ttreft 5u foroern.
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Che Grlambnikfheine.

yDaloo %. Waguer, "a, 1926 Ga.
{Saas Strabe.
t9elen Wtunbt, 30, 1864 Gpsrs Str.
yWtniam 3. goqarD, "A, Warion, s..
lgmma Yotpen, Sc, qrincetcn Sotel.
JSimon aebler, %, 5o8 @eit 7. Str.
lanna 8. Cope, &c, bessl.
JSeiIs See, 81 Srinttp court.
@pelpn Stodton, q, 606 WebiterGt.
8arnep airengsportb, 81, 953 Meit
I s. Strabe.
lDtarie Sarptn, 10, heseI.
IRi6arb Spain, 81, Delbi, 8.
lSeiiis Soob, 20, besel.
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fproden, tpurbe sr bann 81 80 Muri
Gelbftrafe perurtbsilt. Der Cate nas
tirli6 nit ieinsm besrenSten Be-
sriffsperm0gen fann bieie Wilbe Der
9sri6tsb0fe seeen bic RabruHgsmits
teliGfder pisber siumdl nidt b~srites
ZEN. 9erftdnbli6er iuiirbe er es bel
lsi1t finbsn, MEM Der 9eridtsbof
ben Wann ba5u psrurtbeilt bdtte, les
bsnsldngli6 ni6ts anberes as ieineu
sisenen Gatao 3u gsniebsn.
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@inbre6er itattettn eeiteru ber
.@obnuns bon grant 2epis, bon 1o.
$500 9uebers 4Dsnus, eiuen 9eiuA
ab unb lisben 500 in goor, etnen
Diamantentnopf i'm Wertb BON $50
ippie cine aiubsripdrbaui, in Der iiH
mebrere Dollars bsfauben, uIs 9euts
mitgebu.
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Saie'SaH.
Rteberlage Der nRebs" eez
fern in grootIbn i'm
Iebten SpieIe Der
Serte.

Su benz seitrissn lsBtsn Spisls bic.
Ter Serie spii6sn unieren nRebs"
unb ben ,Supsrtas" in gruptlpn
funsirte S6leubsrer Sdneibsr unb
Sanger Winso uls 8atteris fir GIN
cinnati sesen pfeffer beam. WcGartbn
fir bic Seensr. geibe 8atterien blics
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-07-26

j. Q. Fuller returned home
Thursday night from New York
where he has be. II taking treat.
ment Mt q hospital at that place
Tor stomach trouble.
Billy Buckley, who has been
on the sick list for over n week
Is able to be out again.
The parcels post service ,s
becoming mighty popular with
the mothers of the boys in Com
pany III who can't resist send
ing those sturdy sons boxes of
good "eats" every week or so.
Phone ii when you want
some nice fresh meat or ,ege
tables. They will promptly de-
liver them.
Miss Sarah Cochran is spend
ing several days in the country
with a camping party.
Miss jamie Slemp is in town
after an absence of several
months.
a car load of Ford cars, most.
~ roadsters, arrived in town
the first Of last week and tho
number has since been rapidly
reduced
Frank Nickels has returned
TO the Gap after spending sew.
cral weeks III and around Gin
cinnati where Il strike in the
machine shops caused him 10
change his mind about moving
his family to Cincinnati yei
awhile.
Prof. and Mrs. a. j. Wolfe
are spending severa, days at
Virginia Beach,
Mr. lessee, of Russell Conn
~, IL visiting the families of
his SONS, II h. aud S II. lessee,
of this place.
Mrs. Frank G Paine and two
sons, Frank, Jr. aud Neal,
arrived Sunday night from
Roanoke aud are the guests of
Mrs Paine's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth GiIly.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
! Daugherty on Sunday, a
daughter.
Prof. Il g. Allers left Sunday
for his home in Snowville, Va.
after conducting n very success
ful vacation school in the Gap
for six weeks.
janis Taylor is the most
recent owner of Il commodious
new Grant Six car, which he
drove to the Gap Dorchester
game Friday ut Dorchester with
only one days previous practice
in driving the car,
T.. G. Cooke, Jr. and Rob
Morrison accompanied Mrs.
Eula Young Morrison on a mo
tor trip To Wise Sunday where
they We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. n. johnson and family.
Rob Morrison came ny from
the country Saturday and is
spending several days in "thc
city"
W. b. Kilbourne is now night
policeman, the former night
policeman having been relieved
from duty Sunday morning.
Mr., Smalling is again on The
ice wagon we are glad To note.
Claiborne McCorklc is spend
ing part of his vacation visiting
friends Ut Dungannon, Scott
County.
NJ. X. McCorkle, Jr., has nc
cepted II position with the Nc
Corkle saw mill operations
near Dante.
Charles d. Richmond is the
new man with the Kelly Drug
Company, Mt this place.
@. a. Golding, chief chemist
for the Federal Dyestuf plant
Mt kingsport, Tenn. spent Sun
day in the Gap tho guest of NJ.
X. McCorkle.
Fresh Meats, Vegetables and
Frnit at Hisel's Meat Market,
also select Breakfast Bacon.
lust call up No. IL.
Among the Gap fans who at
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-07-26

llisel's Meat Market handles
the hest If Fresh Meats, and
his prices are right too.
Garrett Scott was down from
Norton Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor s. Paine
were down from Dante Satur-
day IN the interest of tennis.
/. p. Kune and G. NJ. CULLEN
were over from Gate City Sat
nrday.
j. S. b. and Nat b. Rich
mond, business men of Ewing,
Va, spent Saturday IN the Gap
and at Appalachin,
Rutherford Fleet, of Rich
mond, Va, was a business Wis
itor to the Gap the last of the
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Allen,
tourists hnilipg from Chicago,
stopped ut the Monte Vista Sat
urday.
G. |, Berkeley, Traffic Mana
ger for the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company,
was in the Gap the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Nick Seal and little son,
Frank, of Appalachian, were
visiting Mrs. Seals mother,
Mrs. w f.. Baker, the first of
the week.
Il. p. Terrell, of Blucl!eld,
Nest Va, was among tho well
known travelling men in town
the past week.
Miss Rachel Craft went up to
st. Paul Monday to visit Mrs.
q. Q. Greear for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Fuller
we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Fuller over Sunday Mt this
place.
Miss Jalctte Griffin, of Mt.
Vernon, Ky, is the guest of her
sister, Miss Cora Griffin, at the
Monte Vista.
r.. II. Sydner, of Richmond
Va, was in town tho past week
in the interest of Il fertilizer
concern.