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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
Soldier Boys
Return Home
Company II Greeted With
LareeThronG Of Patriotic
Citizens Given Big
Reception.

zee oraye aoldi'r Buys of
Gompany H. Seconl Regiment
% N'rglnla N''tional liuard, an
ucF rpmuilnd Of CAPTAIN u.
+ buiIitt have at last returned
nome after q campaign Of eight
months ON Ihr AleXlcan Border
lney arr'Hed mere l'hursday
niEht at .o'c!ock 90 q 7peuai
Ira'n lfoh H'chmonh' whrrc
'hey NAYS hfen located ior Two
WcekS following their retnrn
from broWn7Niile' IeNas y
more patriotic scene was meyer
w'Ihesaed pa l'ig stone Cap
than 'hal shown ln greeting
the BOYS y poh lpeir meme com
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
HILBERTS NOT ARRAIGNED
Held For Death Of small Son Until
Grind Jury Meets.

Connersyille Ind March jIter.
man and LILLIAN Hilbert man and
WHO. prisoners In the Fayettc county
fail, held without bond on charge Of
hrst degree murder as result OF the
coroners investigation into the death
OF Master Russell Joseph Hilbert, who
is believed to have been poisoned have
not been arraigned for a preliminary
hearing and IL IS announced that no
action may be taken before the grand
iury conyenes.
Hilbert and his wife say they are
innocent but they DO not deny that
the boy might have swallowed strych.
nine, as the poison was Kept in
trunk on the second floor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
REDUCE U-BoATs BY TWENTY
Senate and House In Conference Re.
duce Extra Subsea Craft

Washington. March 5-Thc naval
appropriation bill. carrying $535,ooO,.
600. went to the president after the
house and senate had accepted a con
ference report reducing the number Of
extra submarines to be built from fifty
TO twenty AS the bill was finally ar
proved the bill provides for thirty
eight submarines The house agreed
TO the conference report shortly be
fore adjournment and the senate then
ratified the report
The senate conferees yielded the
provision for enlarging the Charleston,
S. O.. dry dock The conference re-
port does not reduce the total appro-
prlstion materially. as the $35,00o,o00
emergency fund applied in the senate
bin toward immediate construction OF
.Abmarines is retained
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
Depot Destroyed BY Fire.

The Southern depot at Est
Stone Gap canght fire Thursday
night about I'D O'Clock aud
burned TO the ground. causing
a loss OF about $500 There
was no one in the building at
the time and the origin of She
lire cannot be ascertained. un-
less It was caused by an over.
heated stove. y box car is be-
ing used To store freight and
other necessities until new
building can be erected.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
Takes First Oath Of Office at
Capitol.
PUBLIC CEREMONY TODAY
Parade OF Many Thousands, Including
Distinguished OF the Land, Military
and Naval Organizations Escort
President to the White House.


Washington, March President
Wilson was formally lnaupurutcd to.
day with public cercmonies which rc.
Elected a great national expression OF
Americansim lie had taken the oath
of Office at noon in his room al the
capitol yesterday
Before n desk piled with executive
business laid before him In the clos
Ing hours OF congress ana Surrounded
by members OF his official family. the
president resnirined with urHncd
hand and grave features his promise
10 uphold the constitution In Whatever
CRISIS may confront the nation in the
momontous four years before IT.
After he had repeated solcmuly
the oath taken first by washington
century and a quarter ago he kissed
the Bible at the pussage reading
The Lord Is our refuge. very
present help in time OF trouble"
Chief Justice White Administered
the oath ana was the nrst 10 extend
his CONGRATULATIONS WrInpiug tile
presidents hand tho chief justice
looked feyerently into his face Tor d
moment and said hrokeuly
Sir. President I ala yory. very
happy"
Members OF tho cabinet then crowd.
ed up 18th expressions Of regard SIR
Wilson received them with n smile
and then turned back to Ms DESK to-
CONFLICT his INTERRUPTED task
TO-DAY M moan thp rr.=fdar,t trol..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
High Cost OF Living Cannot
BE Handled.

~ tNtllE tOH NlaIcn u - All
tpruey General Gregory today
advised Senator Borah that no
evidence lad been found up 70
this time, except M TWO or
three cases, TO warrant the led
cral government tc seek iudiet-
ments IN it5 investigation Of tie
rising cost OF living
Tie sale OF foodstutTs hy rel
titiler7 20 consumers lu various
cities, the attorney q neral
stated generally falls outside
MISREPRESENTATION Of tho federal
government, aud incrcases
brought about by selfish i'm
pulse Of trader % take udvaut
age Of tile extraordinary coudi-
ton OF the times urc not pun
ishable under ANS federh law.
no matter how Lacking in econ
omc Justification, nor uow cxt
toruouatc.
MIR. Gregory presrutrd Mis-
views in "a long icttcr tI tht
lithO senator. WHO Is me auth
or oi a pointing bill 10 appr0
pirate tt,oOu,u0p for relief OF
sufferers from the nigh cost OF
living
one Of his suggestions was
whether the produce exchange
aud stock Yards Of Tia country
ShJuld Toe placed unjtr much
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
Censor Hollis 10 s,nru

Copenhagen Via London. March 5.
The berlin papers contain no refer.
ence to the Zimmerman note to Mex.
ixo. and apparently the news from
America has been held up by the
censor. Berlin dispatches to Copen.
hagen afternoon papers also made no
reference to the AFFAIR.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07

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special instruruans upon tnIr
lonye of nbscp.o H, m, III.
alert fjr ucall may DE- i5-uoi IN
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
A Box Supper.

i'A Box Supper will be given
at the Seminary High School
building on mex. Saturday,
March the 10th, at 1880. The
proceeds will go for the benefit
of the school. a cordial invi-
tation extended.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
The Parent Teachers Asso-
citation Meeting.

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
WANTED

Ore miners at lrondale mines.
Steady employment at good
wages.
lntermont Coal \ iron Corp,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07
Bone Dry Bill Effective
July LIST.

Washington, March At
2:l5 o'clock this morning the
senate agreed TO the Moon reso
luton postponlng the date of
the effectiveness OF the Reed
bone dry" resolution in the
p"stoiiicu appropriation until
July | next. The house adopt
ed the resolution early last
night
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-07

SALESMAN WANTED To sell
lUbricauug oil grease. spcciatics and
paint Part or whole lime Commission
basis until ability is established Fer.
maneut position and wide field when
qualified VI desired Man with rig pre-
fefed RIVERSIDE REFINING COM
ENVY Cleyelanl, ONO
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-22
lee 4. BARTON NOV HAS
STUDEBAkER SERVICE

The sales and service Of the stude-
baker is now conducted by Lee
H. Barton, under the name OF the
Bitter Root, Blackfoot 4 E1athead Auto
company. IAN ample supply Of new
carss and . full line ri pestss" saya MI.
Barton. Twill be carried at ali times
and competent and efficient mechan-
les will be ever ready to attend to the
needs Of our patrons: prompt and sat
isfactory service makes satisfied
Studebaker customers"
"Mr. Barton certainly merits his
reward" said a Studebakcr owner to-
day. "IIe has worked early and late
for his patrons and cheerfully given
them the benefit Of his experience and
expert knowledge OF the studebAker .
/. c. Stevenson. general manager Of
the A. w. & 8. Co. of Montana,
says personally of Mr.. Barton:
AFTER several years of ass0cia.
ton with the Studebaker interests in
the northwest, that our appreciate
Of his services to our organization
| could not be expressed in words. and
we have therefore given him the best
territory under our, Jurisdiction and
| will support him In his future effort.
for himself, as faithfully as we did
when he was our manager.
we appreciate and thank the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-22

the delivery 81 Mike 1faloney. known
as the second johnson. m the Sunday
game which ended the initial series
Jakey hit two home runs, and ever
since that series he was the idol OF
the fans. He dropped rapidly, how.
ever. and il now driving a laundry
wagon III San Francisco.
The Later idols. y
OF Highlander idols Of later years
several have dropped out. Dutch"
Aucr played year in the Union league,
but hasn't been heard OF lately. Sor-
cIsson Il still cAtchtAx 8emi pro ball
IN northern aEontana. Fl Rex Dawson
il pitching good hall for indianapolis in
the American association. having lost
out in tryout with the Cubs. Pat
Bohen has worked In the Three-I
league for three years. Harry Trekell
Is on his homestead near Big Arm. He
pitched few games for Roundup last
year. "Hinky" Van Is somewhere in
California. Peter Morse Is back on the
farpa after playing In the Northern
league for couple. Of years, while
Frank Daschbach. who was here In 1911
and again In 1919. is = travelling sales
man for n cigar firm. and makes his
headquarters in Dnbuque, Iowa.
elmsr7. Hes Well, Thanks.
And Elmer. the worthy mascot, Is
still prospecting. Elmer is husky fat
dog without pedigree. but growing
fatter every year, and seemingly has a
happy and permanent home with the
Chinaman gardner who saved him
from sudden death at the hands of the
law in 1914.
When the roll is called of the old flag
winners only the following are found
to be IN active service: Bush. Fam
loch. Cochran. Carman and Tobin. And
only a very few Of the bunch are
worrying about CONSUMPTION. because
most Of them are past the age limit.
And for the information OF the Ham.
ilton fans. who once paid homage t.
Eddie HammOnd's great team. 1t might
be stated that Bert Whaling and Jim.
mic McQunid. idols of the valley II
1911, have been Reunited. Bert catches
and Jimmie plays third for the Lewis.
town team. .'Weiser'' Dell is yet in thu
big league and has had a share o.
worlds series money. but the Other
| stars have dropped out.
Oh, yes! There is one member OF thu
Missoula team who hasn't been men,
toned. but that's Because he is before
the public eye right here all the time
| Ownie Kelley! Certainly. Ownie played
with Missoula, at second base In 1911
and in rightfield in 1913.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-22
FRECKI.El:S
Now Is the Time 10 Get Rid oK These
Ualv Spota.


Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed Of your frecklea,
as the prescription double
(strength-is guaranteed to- remove
these honely spots. ,.G,s4 - ~
Simply get an ounce Of othine-dou-
BILE strength--from any druggist and
apply a little OF 1t night and morning
and you should soon see that even the
worst freckles have begun to tiisap-
pear. while the lighter ones have van
ished entirely. It is seldom that more
than an ounce Is needed to completely
clear tha skin and gain beautiful
complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this IL sold under
guarantee OF money back IL It fails to
remove freckles.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-22

tioa % flxed by the stdto board and
NO report has yet been received but
there = reason 70 believe II VIII sad-
vance the total well above the 80. 00O.-
600 classification provided b. legjsla
tive enactment. IN this event the ss1-
aries Of oil county Officers win be In
creased. Including chief depattes-an
increase from which present. officials
will not, however. benefit aince no
change can be made during their pres
ent term.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-22
WANT DAM INSPECTOR.

Baker Ore, July o1.-Fearing repe-
titions of the recent Killmacue lake
flood, which swept the territory near
Haines, eastern Oregon farmers whose
homes lie in valleys and canyons at
whose heads are built water reservoirs.
have started a movement to have the
state employ dam or reservoir In
spector. The inspector would visit all
irrigation dams and reservoirs and en-
deavor to avert breaks by repairing
flaws in time.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-22
WILL KNIT FoR SAILORS.

Denver Colo, July e1.-Twelve hum
dred comfort ,,sets for sailors on the
cruisers Denver and Pueblo viii be
knitted by Colorado chapters or the
Daughters of the American Revolution
1t has been decided Each set consists
Of sleeveless Jacket, rnittens. muf-
fler, wristlets. arctics and a .he1me,
covering the head and shoulders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03
|COMMODORES HAVE F|NAL PRACTICE AT
 MARIETTA FOR TECH
Coaches Have Little Hope of Scoring on Golden Tornado Team in
 Good Condition

Marietta Ga, November 2.-Special9 Twenty-four strong, the Commodores ar rived here this morning, where they will remain until Saturday, arriving in Atlan- ta few hours before the game with Georgia Tech. In carrying two full teams, the coaches are not only prepared for any emergencies, but equipped with material for defensive instruction against Tech plays in the final workout this aft ernoon. All the players are in good con- dition and cheerful spirits even though neither they or the coaches are even hopeful of scoring upon the powerful Jacket machine
 The Vanderbilt lineup is still a matter of conjecture. although in all probability Holmes, on account of his weight, will supplant McGill at guard, while Adams will return to his position at end, with Hendrix at fullback. Otherwise, no al terations will be made in the battle front, although the shift will maintain the Con- modores' record of never having pre- scented the same lineup in any two games this season.
 The players who made the trip and probable lineup follow: Captain Adams, right end; Carman. right tackle; Meenick, right guard; Early, center; Holmes, left guard; Dawes, left tackle; Lassiter, left end; Wilhite, quarterback; Richardson, , right half; Schwill, left half; Hendrix, 1 full; McGill subguard; Moss, subend Conyers, subend and back Bailey, sub back; Goar, sub-back; sherman, sub- quarter and back; McGaughey, subback; Norman, subback; Jackson, subend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03

Lonnie Noojin, faculty director of ath- letics at the University of Alabama, vii serve something new to the local gridiror bugs at Redwood this afternoon while Alabama and Sewanee are clashing.
 A scoreboard, one that promises to be a success, will be used to tell the fans scattered over the park desired informa- ton. For instance, the number of yards each man makes on every play will be given. The downs will also be kept on the board.
 A man who thoroughly understands the game will be in charge of the board, so the fans are assured that no false in formation will be handed them.
 In addition. the results of other foot ball games in the south will be given Especial emphasis will be given the game in Atlanta between Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt.
 The Boy Scouts Drum and Fife corps will lead the parade this morning, with the band of the Alabama Boys Industrial school in line. The boys band will aiso furnish the music at the game this aft ernoon.
 The special train bearing the Crimson students will arrive here this morning about Il o'clock. A parade will follow immediately. A number of new stunts for the line of march have been planned and corking good showing will prob- abily be made by the 1900 strong clan"
 Alabama's probable lineup will be: Boone. left end; Jones, left tackle; Rowe, left guard; Sessions, center; I.indblade, right guard; Hovater (captain), right tackle; Shaw, right end; I.enoir, quarter back; O'Connor, left halfback; Blair, right halfback; Stevenson fullback.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03
CRIMSON STUDENTS
 ID PARADE STREETS
 FOLLOWING ARRIVAL
Entire Student Body Char ters Special Train, Reach ing Here This Morn
 ing at II O'Clock

University, November 2-(Special) The final touches were put on the Grim son machine today for the clash Satur- day with Sewanee by Coach Kelly A light practice was held, just enough to ming the risk of injurihg any of them Every man on the list of regulars except Sid Johnson will be able to play.
 Alabama will have the strongest line- up, of which she is capable of presenting in the game, and places her hopes of victory on the ability of the perfectly trained men to stop the plunging Se- vance backs.
 The student body will leave Tusca- loosa tomorrow morning on the Louis- vile and Nashville. and will arrive in Birmingham about ii o'clock. A parade will be held through all the downtown streets at once. A band will meet the train and will be in the parade. Cheers will be given for the team on all the prominent corners, and the pep of the alumni thoroughly aroused. At the game, the Alabama rooters will occupy the wooden bleachers on the east end of the field, and all loyal Alabama alumni and supporters are expected to be there to help with the cheering. If the Alabama team is victorious, there will be a great ce1eDratlon saturday night all over town.
 Several of Alabamas men will enter the game with small injuries that will prevent them from doing their best work. Stevenson's ear, which has been worrying him all the year, is still in a bad condition, and must be nursed carefully, Spangler has water on his knee and will not do any of the kicking. Brown also has a pad knee that has cut down his speed and inn paired his efficiency. Others have sprained ankles, sore muscles, charley horses and other minor hurts, but all will be in the game ready to give the Purple Tiger the fight of her life
 It is the first big game Of the year for the Alabama eleven, but her men are all trained to the minute, and the con- fidence of her supporters is high. Ala bama followers believe that they will have the fight of their lives, but that they will be successful in nosing out final victory
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03
TWo Important Battles on
 TOddy'S Southern Grid Gard
Tech Rules Favorte Over VandyClose Struggle Between Alabama and Sewanee Expected Auburn Should Win
 Easiy-The Agges Slated for Victory

Atlanta, November 2.--With a card fea- tured by the meeting in Atlanta between Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt for the first time in seven years, and the University Of the South against Alabama at Bir- fningham, football elevens in the south tomorrow will begin the more important parts of their seasons schedule.
 Although Tech is the choice to win, the recent improvement in the Commodore machine, coupled by numerous shifts In the lineup which are said to have proven highly advantageous to the team's of fensive drive, indicates the visitors will offer their best brand of football so far this season against the Georgians here to- morrow. The Jackets, according to unof- ficial records, have never defeated 8 Vanderbilt eleven.
 Neither Tech, Alabama, nor Sewanee have been defeated this year. while the Nashville collegians lost to Chicago. Of the unbeaten triumvirate, Tech leads in points scored against it's opponents and Alabama has not been scored on. Like
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03
Entire Day of Practice For
 SeWdnee Tigers; Arriped In he City Unherdled Yesterday

Unheralded, the Sewanee football team, 20 strong, headed by Coach c. M. Best and Trainer John P. Nicholson, day morning and spent the entire day in secret practice for their battle at Redwood this afternoon with Alabama. Even few of the Tigers most ardent followers were aware of the fact that the Purple representatives had arrived, so closely was the secret guarded.
 The Sewanee team, according to re- ports, Is in excellent condition. Neither Coach Best or Trainer Nicholson would make statement last night in regard to the practice or the team. Their only remark was: wen give Alabama all she's looking for.''
 Last night around the Tutwiler hotel, where the team is stopping. alumni of the Purple gathered and had a regular 'stove league conference. Everything was on the quiet, and when the meet ing dispersed, smiles were numerous.
 This led followers of the Crimson to believe that the recent Dear" stories, dealing with the poor condition of the team, were sent out lor ellecl dioHe, anu that the Sewanee team which faces the Kelly machine this afternoon will be in the pink of condition and primed for the hectic contest
 Coach Best announced his probable lineup last night, emitting the names of Cooper and Crudgington, two of the Tigers best men. These two stars. ac- cording to the Sewanee men, are not with the team, and will not be here to oppose the Crimson.
 The following Is how Coach Best in- tends to play his men this afternoon Estes, left end; Elam, left tackle; Min ter, left guard; Payne. center; Bancker, right guard; Sikdmore, right tackle; Woodson, right end; Lear, quarterback; Hammond, left halfback; Wortham (captain), right halfback; Wright, full back. The following are the substitutes. Watson, Cochran, Dryden, Nolen, Loau-