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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-19
CountryChu
Day.

To the country churches OF
the State and Nation is com.
mitted a great task and Il great
trust the building OF characters
Of men and women who make
up the greater part of our
population, both rural and mr.
ban. The country church is
a necessity OF civilization, and
not only must it be pcrpetuated
and encouraged, bur its sphere
of usefulness must be constant.
widencd, so that it reach its
proper position as the communi-
~ center
1t gives me pleasure, there
fore, to proclaim Sunday, May
Z, 1916 Country Church Day
and to urge Ii large attendance
at every rural house of worship
on that day y special program
for its celebration has been pre-
pared by the extension depart
ment of the University of Nir
ginia, which is available for
use il desired. There are thou
sands of city dwellers who
might we'll turn their thoughts
and prayers on that day TO ,he
mission and the services of the
churches in the country whore
once centered their spiritual
lives.
In witness whereof, have
thercunlo set my hand, and
caused the lesser seal Of the
Commonwealth to be affixed, at
Richmond, thus the twenty
third day Of March, III the year
Of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and sixteen, and Of the
Commonwealth the ono hun
dred and furticth.
III. G. STUART,
Governor.
B. O. JAMES,
Sec. of the Commonwealth
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Closing Exercises OF East
Stone Gap High School.

Tho baccalaureate sermon
VIII be preached by Rev. j. NJ.
smith, of Big Stone Gap. on
sunday, April %.
Inc graduating exercises will
TAKE place on Tuesday night,
April 25th, at sight O'Clock.
Graduating class Elsie Law
son, Bessie Tate, Harrison
Bowles and Thomas Witt. Lit
erary address by Supt. f. G..
Fitzpatrick, of Bristol. Ad.
dress by Supt, j n. Hillman
on Consultation aud Trans
pNrtation for Schools MIR.
illlman especially requests all
patrons of the school to DO
present for this address.
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Booster Edi-
tons.

The entcrprising publishers
of the Big Stone Gap Post and
the Appalachia Progressive de
serves lot of credit for their
splendid editions on the Booster
week The Post was twelve
pages, full of the choicest mat
ter, and beautifully printed.
The whole issue showed skill
and care throughout aud is
bound to have made a splendid
Impression. rheProgressive was
an eight page paper. 1t was
also we'll gotten up, and tho
articles We're all we'll written. -
Norton Progress
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Birthday Party

Master Sam Carter, Jr., the
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. S
Carter, entertained a large num-
Der OF his little friends last
Wednesday afternoon from four
to six O'Clock very delightfully."-
in honor of his eighth birthday.
Misses Memo Vineyard, Mary
Skeen and Mrs. a. j Wolfe as.
sisted the children in playing
many games, and later ushered
them into the dining room,
where, in the center of the ia
BILE, was a large white cake
holding eight tiny candles Mrs.
Garter then cut the cake into
slices for the children, in which
were prizes, such as a ring,
thimble, button, wishbouc, and
needle, which caused much en-
joyment for the little folks. De-
licicus ice cream, three kinds OF
cake, punch and candy was
then served.
Those who Were present to
wish Sam many more happy
birthdays, aud who brought
him many lovely presents We're
Frances Sayers, Leola Ham
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blcn, Margaret Baker, Louise
Petit, Ruth Mahairey, Eugenia
Allen, Margaret Kelly, Elsie
Wells, Frances Daugherty, Mar
tina Louise Ayers, Julia and 10.
Sephine McCorkle. The boys
were; McLanrien Baker, John
Walton Hamblen, William
Nlckels, Rob Morrison, Lewis
Mccormick. h. d, Baker, Rob.
CRIT Barron, Karl Stoehr. Jack
Con. John Moore Baker, j. c.
Fuller. and John Hill Goodloe.
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Celebrates Birthday.

J \ Moore, who for many
years has resided near the V. Il
> W. Depot, was given, by his
daughter, Miss Lula Moore, on
April 2nd, a very delightful
surprise IN the form of q deli
cious dinner in honor of his
seventy second birthday, at
which number of his friends
and relatives were present, who
were; Mr. and Mrs. j essee Nc
Lemore and little son, Billy,
Mr., and Mrs. Robt. McLemore,
Of Wise, Misses Mary Leftwich
and Brownie Nc Kenzie, of APP
palachia, Mr.. and Mrs r. D.
Baker and little son, h. d. Jr.,
of the Gap.
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special booster editions of their
papers, the Big Stone Gap
papers entrrprislug editor issu-
ing Il twelve-page edition of the
Post. Both papers were adorn-
ed with cuts Of the trade trip
special, members of the party
and of important building in
their towns. Copies of these
papers were distributed on the
train.
After the Appalachian exer,
clses, the members of the party
again boarded their train and
made the trip TO Norton.
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Proceedings OF
Council.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Town Council was hold
in the Council Chamber on
Tuesday April 18th, 1916, at 3
p. IN. The reports Of officers
were read aud approved The
report OF Mayor showed $4,000
IN fines collected in the month
of March.
y Resolution was passed
granting the H. * \ Railroad
permission TO raise the over
head bridge over their liue
near the /. y \. depot p inches
above the present grade, in or
der TO protect lr0inmen.
The Fire Committee aud Fire
Chief were authorized TO TAX e
up the matter of construction Of
"a hose tower for ventlIutiug
water hose, with power to act.
In the matter OF contemplate
ed improvements on Wyaudottc
Avenue between the Methodist
church and West Sixth street
and out shat street to Wood
Avenue, and ono additional
block on East First street he
tween Shawnee and Cherokee
streets, the Mayor was authoriz-
ed to invite proposals for sur
facing tho roadbcd, also for
hauling the material from L.. x
y depot, and for rolling down
the material after it is in place.
The mayor was instructed to
construct an outlet for tile Sow
er at the swinging bridge, over
South Fork Addition; also the
change the East First street
sewer To connect with the sew
er near the Park entrance.
Council adjourned To inset
the first Tuesday in May at .
.p. m.
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Associated Charities Enter
tainment.

Wednesday night the Asso.
Grated Charities gave an enter
tuluuent at the Amuzu in con
nection with Manager Taylor's
excellent pictures for that even
ing. The program was render
ed by local talent entirely and,
hs ~ always the case when 10.
cal talent appears before an au-
Hence IN the Gap, it was en-
Enthusiastically enjoyed from be
ginning To end, and several
nnmbcra were persistently en-
.corod. Special mention should
br mnde of the splendid music
FURNISHED by the Big Stone Gap
band, Which was high class in
ovcry respect aud added much
to the enjoyment OF the even
ing
Tho program in detail was as
follows;
Moving pictures.
selection by he Band.
Recitation, Mrs. Ike Richmond.
Violin Solo, Mrs. p, ok.
''fenling on the Old Camp
Ground" AIcssrs Sayers,
Burdenrttc, Jones and Owens,
who after being continuously
encored, delighted the audi
ence with college song,
"Ihe BulIfrog on the Bank !"
Moving PICTURES.
Butterily Dance, Miss Sophia
Benedict.
Selection by the Bind.
Recitation, Miss Miriam TAYLOR.
Duet, Miss Mabel Willis and
Miss Jnic Bullitt
Selection by the Band.
The Associated Charitics
cleared $500, which consider
lug the fact that II general adj
mission Of only fifteen cents
was charged, is proof positive
that everybody got value re-
ceived and considerably over.
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U. Meeting

The United Daughters Of the
Confederacy were entertained
very delightfully."- Wednesday
afternoon, April 10, at the home
of Mrs. G. G. Cochran. The
meeting was one OF unusual in
terest ana largely attended.
Mrs. L. o. pettit, president Of
the Chapter presided, aud roll
call was responded to with Il
historical event.
Mrs, Alexander, who was our
delegate TO the District Convcn.
ton recently convened at 1'aze
well, Va, gave Il very interest.
ing report OF the proceedings of
the Convention she spoke OF
the emphasis put upon The i'm
portancc of raising tho fund for
the completion of the Shiloh
monument The amonnt to be
raised by October is $4,000
Size also reported that tho Big
Stone Gap Chapter made a
splendid showing, and the next
District Convention will be held
at Big Stone Gap. About fifty
ladies usually attend these
meetings
The subject for the historical
lesson for April was Memorial
Day in the South" Mrs. NJ. r.
McGorkle read a paper showing
that Mrs. Mary Anne Williams.
OF Columbus, Ga, and not Mrs.
Ellis, first suggested Memorial
Day. y reading, Cover Them
Over With Beautiful Flowers, ,"
by Will Carleton, was read BY
Miss Mary Skeen. Mrs. G. l..
Taylor read a poem entitled
Memorial Day followed by a
reading, "They Are Not Dead ,"
by Mrs. Wade Barrier.
The Chapter viii meet with
Mrs 6 L. Taylor in May. Roll
call will he answered witha his
toricaI event which Happened in
May.
During The social hour which
follo"ur the program the host
ess, assisted by her daughter,
Miss Sarah, served most dc
Iightful refreshments.
Those who werepresent were:
Mesdames j. II Hagy, W. T..
Goodloe, l.. @. Pettit, G.. H.
'p.,,I.,. 4, ~ - - - =,
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How's This /?

We offer One Hundred Dollar.
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.. J,
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his Arm
Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cons surfaces OF ,he system. Testimonials
gent free. Price It cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists
Take Halle Family Pills FOR constipation.
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Appalachia Defeats Norton.

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mensity OF the cordiality of the
reception the party had receiv
ed. The judge then presented
DR.. Stuart, whom all the Meth
odlst (and southwest Virginia
is full of them and most every
body else hcrcubouts know per
sonally, and the doctor made n
splendid talk, closing with a
fine tribute to the people of Big
Stone Gap and Of Knoxville.
"Kidded" Mr. Helm.
Judge Lindsay then continu.
ed his can opening process. and
called out George Helm. lie
"kidded" Mr.. Helm bit bv
telling the crowd that he called
on George at Richmond the
other night, and ho fell down.
but that he believed that Mr..
Helm ought to have another
chance, and he gave il to him.
But not for long. for he soon
called him down, in fact grab.
bed him by the tail of his coat
and pulled hun down and push
ed him out of the automobile
from which the speaking was
done. Mr.. Helm opened with a
few jokes, and then set i'm to
try to tell the big crowd how
anxious the party was tc get to
Big Stone Gap. Just to show
you how how anxious we we're
to get here, | may tell YOU that
we paid more than $4,000 for
the train TO bring us here. and
but he got no further for
Judge Lindsay grabbed him by
The coattail ana dragged him
down, taking his place
and telling the crowd that
George ought to be ashamed of
himself. "Why, the idea of
getting up here and complain
ing to these people because we
had to pay il little matter Of
three thousand dollars to come
up here and see them" said the
Judge. why, he declared,
ut would have been worth the
money if it had cost us ten
thousand dollars. This recon
ton is worth any price" he
continued. The Judge then
added that lie wasn't going to
take any more chances of open
ing a can of bad stuff" and
was going to do the rest of the
talking himself, so the people
OF the Gap country would be
sure to hear good speech. The
Judge then told the crowd
something about Knoxville as
an industrial and jobbing cen
ter, and dwelt particularly up-
ON the city's educational al.
vantages, being the scat of the
university of the State and the
Summer School.
After the speaking, the Kuox
Williams We're taken for an auto
tour OF the residence section.
and saw, without doubt. some
of the prettist homes they have
seen on the tour. one of the
homes they saw was the bun
gallo Of John Fox, Jr., the cele
brated novelist, and after see.
ing something of the beauty of
the Gap country, one can IN
derstand where Fox got the in
spiration for the stories he has
written about the wonderful
mountain section. About tho
only thing Fox has made
famous in this section that we
didn't see is the rhododendron,
and that flower isn't blooming
yet,
The party then returned to
Appalachian, covered with dust.
but filed with pleasure because
of their wonderful cordial re-
ception and filled with admira.
ton for the wonderful develop.
ment here and for the splendid
scenery for which this country
is famous.
AT Appalachia.
On the return to Appalachia,
the boosters found another
large crowd awaiting them, and
there was another short speech.
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In the Pocket, where the
hootowl reigned supreme ten
years ago, is now ona of the
largest electrical plants i'll the
United States, sending thou.
sands of horsepower OF energy
To the mines in Lee and Wise
counties, Virginia and Harlan
county, KY, and lighting PEN
mington Gap, Big Stone Gap,
Appalachla, Stonega, keokee
and other Virginia towns as
well IA carrying eight" to our
friends across the mountain in
Kentucky. This plant uses a
car Of coal every twenty four
hours. Norton Progress.
Villa has been killed so many
times tie public will not believe
i. wnen the cuss really docs
stretch hemp.
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Well Pleased With Their Re-
ception in Big Stone Gap.


& ception in Big Stone Gap.
On last Thursday the Knox
willie Trade Trip Boosters visited
big Stone Gap and this section,
land according to the reports of
their trip they were delighted
with their reception in South
( west Virginia There were
about l25 in the crowd and to
us they appeared to be about
.the incest bunch of boosters
that has ever come through
here. They We're brought over
from Appalachia in Appulachia
Fand Big Stone Gap automobiles,
accompanied by a large num-
Der of Appalachia's enterprisiug
citizens, including their SPLEEN
3 did baud, which assisted in fur
nishing music for the reception
here. The journal and Trib.
une, of Knoxville, had II repre-,
sentative with the boosters,
and here is what he says in his
paper about their trip to the
."gap country"
Auto Trip TO the Gap.
Knowing that we we're a dry
crowd from a dry town, aud be-
ing wise, because they live IN
! Wise County, the people Of Ap
palachia and Big Stone Gap
met us at the train with "The
Old Oaken Bucket" brimming
full, played by their band i'll it's
best style. The university band
returned the compliment, aud
joiued by the school children of
Appalachia, formed process
sion that strung out for dis
lance of a half mile and
marched through the main
street of the town, counter
marching and then, without
any speaking, entering auto
mobiles for the trip to Big
Stone Gap, for the party aban-
doned their train at Appnlnchia
for the trip through the gap.
The Big Stone Gap reception
committee, headed by Will
Goodloe, chairman, G s Car
ter, Karl Stoehr and r. 3. Al
sover, president of the board Of
trade, and president Of the
South and West Coal aud Coke
Company, We're awaiting the
KnoXyillians ut Appolachia
with string of forty automo
bilee, The trip to Big Stone
Gap is three and half miles
over one of the finest roads we
have seen anywhere. The road
runs along the banks of one of
the prongs Of the PowelPs river,
and indeed it is a beautiful
stream, while the scenery along
the drive through the gap.
with the rocky cliffs touring
hundreds and hundreds of feet
on either side, surprising any
thing yet seen.
AT Big Stone Gap, the party
were greeted by another band
and by crowd of between two
aud three thousand, including
the six hundred and fifty pupils
of the school.
Gen. Ayers Welcome.
The address of welcome to the
gap country was made by Gen.
k. A. Ayers, II Confederate vet
teran and a former attorney
general of Virginia, who greet.
ed the visitors most cordially.
and remarked that they had
tried to make the Knoxville
party's receptian as warm as
the one he received at Knox
vile during the civil war when
Tor two years, and the others of
the Confederate army tried
without avail to break into the
town. But since then, he said,
his relations with Knoxville had
always been most cordia! and
In.
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Old newspapers for sale at
this office.
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MRS j L. MCCORMICK.
PrcSiloni
MRS r. n IRNlNE,
LIST Vice President
MRS IL y " SkEEN,
2nd Vice President
MRS y ] WOLFE,
Recording Secretary
Mrs MAYO CABEl.L.
Corresponding Secretary.
MRS g. y. KNIGHT,
'ireasusor
MRS NJ. Il MCCORkLE,
MRS. MARVIN Il. KELLY,
MRS ROBr y. MORRISON
MRS. RAl.l'Il T. 'rAGG ART
Cemetery Committee,
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KNOXVILLE BOOSTERS

to do his best because of the i'm
menslty of the cordiality of the
reception the party had receiv
ed. The Judge then presented
DIR. Stuart, whom all the Meth
odlst (and southwest Virginia
is full of them and most every.
body else hcreabouts know per-
sonally, and the doctor made n
splendid talk, closing with a
fine tribute to the people of Big
Stone Gap and OF Knoxville
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11
GOVERNMENT WHITewAsH

We give below the formula for
government whitewash. We believe
this should be published at least
once each year to encourage its
use on the farm. This is the
season when stables, cellars, fences
and other structures should be
whitewashed. Paint is unusually
expensive, hence the demand for a
serviceable whitewash that can
be used as a substitute. Coloring
matter may be added if the user
so desires.
/ Take half bushel of unslack-
ed lime, slack in warm water, cover
it during the process to keep in
the steam; strain the liquid through
fine sieve or strainer; add peck
of salt previously well dissolved in
warm water; three pounds of
ground rice boiled to a thin paste
and stirred in boiling hot; half a
pound of powdered Spanish whiting
and pound of glue which has
been previously dissolved over a
slow fire.
Add five gallons of hot water to
the mixture, stir well and let it
stand for few days, covered to
keep out the dirt, strain carefully
and apply hot.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Happy as a lark, thank you!
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11
"The Birth of a Nation" Coming

D. W. Grifith's magnificent his
torical spectacle, "The Birth of a
Nation" will come to the Tabb
Theatre April 18th and 18th. "The
Birth of Nation" is one of the
most widely discussed topics in
the country. 1t established an abb
solutely new art in the realm of
the thcatre-the art Of pantomimic
screen spectacle with music. 1t
also created tremendous sensa-
ton because of its vaster and
more forceful treatment of the
same theme as Thomas Dixon's
"The Clansman" The consequences
of the Civil War in Southern re-
construction are fully dealt with,
and the nation reborn is apotheo-
sized. Mr.. Griffith, pioneer among
directors, managed the stupendous
achievement without the aid of
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Hunting Villa reminds us to the
story of the Irishman and the flea
with apologies to the flea, how
ever, for the comparison.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Our many friends have requested
that we extend our FREE LIGHT
SERVICE and COST WIRING offer
up to and including April 18th, on
account of the large number ap-
plying for this service, who have
been unable to receive the same on
account Of the demand. Therefore,
avail yourself Of this exceptional
opportunity by having your house
wired. ELECTRIC SERVICE means
no matches, no dirt. It is always
available for flat iron, percolator,
or vacuum cleaner. 1t is economi-
cal, too, for while living expenses
have continuously gone upward, the
cost of electricity today is less than
ever before.
This is WIRE YOUR HOME
MONTH and means something
special for you.
Phone or write us today for
particulars. (39-tf)
KENTUCKY UTILITIES co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

-Chiropractor-
McEldowney Bldg.

PHONE LAG. WINCHESTER, KY.
If you are sick or suffering from
any condition investigate Chiroprac-
tic for your health's sake. Chiro-
practic is a science and philosophy
and a system of adjusting the sub
luxations of the spine-to release
the pressure from nerves-for the
elimination of the cause of disease.
Call on or address the above.
(40-3t)
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House and Lot for Sale

Seven room cottage on Harrison
avenue, fine stable, good garden,
outbuildings, etc. Come and see the
place. C. S. HUMPHREYS.
Phone GAG. (37-tf)
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dialogue or speech, for motion pic.
lures, accompanying the music and
effects tell the coherent, logical
and moving story.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Love our neighbor? Of course
we do. We even hope the mer-
chant who never advertises sue
ceeds in squeezing through crack
into heaven.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11
NO DOUBT ABOUT 1T

The Kentucky Legislature adj
.iourned without making provisions
for payment of the chaplains of
the House and Senate. And they
needed prayers badly.-Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Guns were flashed in legislative
row in Kentucky. Apparently the
Kentucky Legislature indorses pre-
paredness.-St. Paul Dispatch.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Accident Life Insurance without
cost in using the Conroy Saddles and
Harness, with prices no higher than
the inferior grades. Think it over.
(40-2t)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

All kinds of green stuff as good
as the market affords. Phone 246.
(37-tf) =. S. HUMPHREYS e. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11
SHEEP CLAIMS

Those who have lost sheep will
receive the following amounts as
per the list received by County
Clerk Greene:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

You get the pure harness oil at
Conroy's. Now is the time, usual
prices. (4O-2t)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Opportunities? Plenty of them,
brother. But it takes eyes to see
and brains to grasp. Shake your
self!
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Pure water, you know, is an aid
to digestion. Fill 'er up again!
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-11

Fancy Eating Apples 40 cents
per pix. j. B. White.