davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-21
LOAN OVER TOP.
COUNT STILL ON.
Indications Are Every Com.
munity in District Ex.
ceeded Quota
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN MAIL

Philadelphia exceeded the quota set
by the Government for the Fourth Lib
erty Loan by comfortable margin"
according to an announcement made to-
day by the Third Federal Reserve Bank.
II is Indicated that every community i'm
the district will be shown well over the
top" when the final figures are given
out
40 figures of the totals in the various
districts are to b. announced until they
are all officially counted. This announce
ment was made today after an official
ordei. to this eject had been received
from Washington.
subscriptions rsceived from tho
banking Institutions in the city and al
ready officially recorded az the Federal
Reserve Bank show a total in Phila
delphia i'm excess of the allotment" T..
Pussy rassmorc, governor Of the Third
Federal Reserve Bank, said this after
noon.
"Ful reports from the out-of-town
districts are coming in slowly. but total
figures viii not he available for several
days
, delaware states IS already we'll over.
and reliable figures from Pennsylvania
ous side Of the city and from the SOUTH
ern half of New Jersey indicate that
. they too VIII go 'OnlIoftaplE over tn'r
quotas.
NO further figures can he expected
from the Federal Reserve Bank until
the final onicial totals can be announ-
Ced."
Bank tdds Million
Announcement WAS made today that
the Nhth National Bank had increased
its original subscription OF S3,nou.000
TO the loan to Si.000.00O late Saturday
afternoon before the Campa ign ended.
rs reports slowly filtered into Liberty
Loan headquarters today, many COM
munities throughout nearby counties re-
ported that they had gone over the top
in the loan drive.
The combined Nurristown and Bridge
port districts. which had a quota of
S8. 100000 reported subscriptions of
S3542.OOO
Communities in these districts report
ed as follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-21
Liberty Loan Drive
at Ne,U York Tracks
Brings in S2,38O,35O

New York, oct 2I,-Rdce1oers
added orer $500 900 in subscriptions
10 The foarth Liberty Loan az me
Empire Cify track near YoHksrs Sat
urdGy aud carried their grand total
10 s. $50 .JjO.
The amount subscribed each dan
since the drire opened on September
80. lOiiOics:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-21
HELr wA>rED-MALE

sHrPpiNo ri.ERK. ~sos~ieroea In hanllInr
vases. $40 sprues A. ~ + n
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ARTESIAN BELT r. r.

Nntunft-
SO. ao2-gon elriitins. ,uodm. 4:45
gbiabrt-
go. 20t--3ad e6riitine. :. BORN. 500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-23

Slid fir oie 3nfunft tuiiniben. Mosr
mebr 8erItanonis fiir Ole tatIad)ll-
den gerbaltniiie mub es befolnmels
mo miro es iih boftentlid m benz
ierigen erouIen 0urdeinanoer, III
Ocnu es Ifuer bot leioen miiilen, er
Derben.
@as Die 3ufnult ibut bringen
miro, tonn in oieiem 9ltgenblid 9ties
mono iagen. Sdperlih meroen feline
n~eitgebetoen Sofftumgcit c~r1lli't
mer6en, aber boffentli6 toito ifine
funftige Gage iih 10 gcitaltcil, ooli es
unter ben @olfern gnropo's leille
8oae ols Elm ielbitItanoiees Stoots=
melen iptelen FAM, obne onf auelt
Cider, 1no gnbeu al5uitoBen nao lndl
ielbit ut llnbeil 5t bringeu. Wcttn
MIR 1tift sic alte 9teutrolitats-
ioee mieoer ms 2eben gerltfen lt,la
allf @riedenlal1o a~neemonbt miro,
oenn bieie bat III Der leslgen
aer 9efpeglrrte ein glo115elIoes Jlass
TO genlodt, bauptiodlid) %besDalb,
neil man Bel oieier Soec Die nelltras
len 9Gtloer pobl geaen Die lleber*
madt Ser 9eodbarn 81 l6ilsen lld)>
tie, ober babel peraoB, lie geaen Die
eigenen Ma6taeliiite 81 i6ilsen.
@iro man in DEM rteuen europa, ots
aus Dem ieeieen 8irrioarr berbor-
gebt, oieien 9llnft al rcanllerell IL:
Gtanbe iein, is miro mon oltd) Die
Observation-Disclosures mieoer beleben for
men; fotlll MANS nidt, 10 miro Of
Nelltrolitdtsioee audi Dies Wal ei'
Seblidlog neroeu uno Die 9telitrull-
tat miro mieoer blei6erL mas lie bis
Der mar, cine @efabr fir Die alentra-
len 2anoer ielbit INTO eil,e @efobr 1tlr
oen Trieben ser Welt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-23

.Beeedt nit llnfrut, Gilteiit, Curt
go Deer If oi bier F%ini,en,
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Der Arifg rin 6tl9dtt
BUR &erbirgnus bss GrfOlscs lit
Wclo nas NIlcruutluembigite,

tPiate Service. supplied BY Bureau
Of Publicity, Treasury Department,
Washington, d. c., of which %transla-
lion has been filed with the Post
master at Cleveland, o.. March 10,
1918, as required by the Act of Oct.
y. 1910 -
ariesfii6ren lit gu isoer 3sit Elm
9eiddft, unb anar Elm bodernlfes
ssnsier. Mande piOmen iid Jpn
aus %2ie6boberei, anbers peroen bine
Elm sesipur9en.
Sin Geiddft pirb enttpeoer BON
elmer pber BON me6reren perionen
betrisben. 0as artesfibren pirb
DON Notionen beiorgt. Die @inbeit
elmer gtation lit Der 9ureer. Sober
giirgsr elmer tri~egfibrenoen Ration
miro uno 1T iomit Elm Oollbere6tige
ter Seil6ober i'm @ei6dft.
Sebss @ei9aft, in lpel9em ee6en
tsdt, proouaiert; oesgleiden Der
aries. Seine Erooufte iinb ger@
pfli9tungen uno 5olgen. Wis aui
einen pou6sre9tigten 5eil1aber, snts
fallen 8erpfli9tuugsn in bsmielben
Yerbaitnihe uuf jeOen 9iirgsr, pie
inn Die 5olgen sugute fommen fperz
oell.
Die Nrt Der 6ol9en miro Dur4 ben
@rfolg poer 5eblfdlag beg @efhdfz
tes beItimmt. Wenn es erfulgrsi9 lit
uno Sies bebeutet grfols
oam iino Die 5plsea DON peitsebels
benz uao unernieblid}em 0orteils fir
oi. Nation uno oerart, oab ie iepen
9iirssr Der Ration brett 6eribren.
.Menn bas @eIAdft ein Gehlfalas
1T unb llntsrliegen bebeuiet 5ehl7
I91as pann limb oie 5olsen bon
ipeitgeben0em unb u~nermeBltdem
Nadtsile fir Die Nation, uno Das
beoeutet 3eioen uilp llnsemah fir
ieben girger unD fiir ldngsrs 3eit.
Was aud, INNER bic 5plgen lein MD
gen. @rfolg ober 6e6lfhlg, Der Siir9
ger bat feline MabI. Gr 1T als Sin
belt Des @an5eu g"e5pun9en. lid Das
nit obsnTinDen.
@r bat inDehen cine Wabl, iopeit
einige Der 9erpflidtuneeu inbetradt
tomnlen.
gbsuio ME bic 5iibruns oes ieBi@
gen &rieges oas ipidtigite @eihdft
u~nierer Notion unb barum oud ibrer
9iirger it, 10 lit @elo oas peient<
liGits Ding, UNI oieies 8sidGft gu
einem @rfolge 81 MAIDEN.
Die aufbringnne bieiss @elpes.
gIei6aiiltie pis sroB Der 9etrae. ME
idnea er fliiiis gu MAIDEN, it Die
oberlte, Die orin9enoite 9erpflihtun9
Der Ratipn, unb odber ihrer 8iir@
ger.
Sin giirgsr, obns 8idii6t quf
utter, @eIadft. @sburtsplas ODER
Qbitammung, Der einen 5unfen bon
Gre beIibt, elm prin8ip oaertennt,
auf Yatriotismus 4nipru6 erbebt
unb feline 2opalitdt 6eteuert. piro
oieie 8erpflidtun9 freuoi9, ohne So
germ, nAne Murren anf lid ne9men.
Sin folder 8irger miro alss per
luden, isDsn Nerp a~nipnnnen, i'm
oieier 8erpfli6tun9 nu68utpmmen,
uno aud Dor einem Spfer ni6t 3u@
riidf6reden.
Ner es ni9t tut, lam peoer uui
Sire nod ouf Brin5ip, ipeoer aut
potriotismus nod auf Spariinn Qns
ipruf erfeben.
Gr peroient nit Reft pom ieinen
Mitbl,gern gebranOmlortt gu peroen
als elmer, Der rernten m0dte. obns gu
fden". nls Elm MeniA, Der iif feiner
Bflift ent3ie1t, iepss @rtn5ips ers
moneelt uub isius 6Io9se niht e9rt.
Gr it, seraOs bsraus 9siagt, Elm
@srrdter an feinem 2anbe. mag er
bier gsborsn o0sr ourd freie Babl
bos giir0erreft eriporRn bahen.
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PACIFIC LINES
Gictpria yibifipn.

glifmnft-
SO. 30f-9Galid boz 0ouIton.
Sort 2apncu, 8ietoria nno
@uero ...... abenOs 4:03
N6fahrt-
NO. 302-Sdelid) nad guero. Sies
toria, Sort 2abacn uno
%e5oltitpu nbeltoS Sis
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Giienbabm tyabrpIan,
1. & G.. ".

GtlfHbaDit : SaDrpiaft,
1. & G. N.
SO. f2-@pn 2areoo .mor9eus 600
SO. 6-&pn 2areoo. ladn1. $50
SO. 5-Spu ct. 9ouis uorgens 9:15
SO. 1-nSnnibiue Special" bon
ct. 2o1ti5 ....... .abenD5 9:45
go. S-Gom gtoroen ..abenos 500,
$50. 7--&pn Sort @ortb, @aco.
Op1tlton lflo So1ta Sc
Orten ....... t1prgen3 S.25i
So. 4-a3aa Yaleitire ;porm; 400
So. 2-n5unibine Special" nad)
ct. 2oltis ...... murge1S 500
SO. 8-2ofal5ua 1adl Sablor II.
8aIleD Sui1ctiou ..abenos 600
$50. 6--gead ct. 2puis. &nco,
Sort @ortb nno aanias
Gitf, dben6s Sis
So 81. 1i-aad5 aareSo (a1smiidter
31al .......... 1lnd)ts II 100
SANTA FE q. & G. N. Depot
4llflmft-
SO. 7I@om Moroen BORN. s:25
go. 1-@om NorSen aber'os 9:4o
Abfo6rt-
So. 2-9iad6 Dem Noroen BORN. 500
SO. Noh Dem Norben nlebs. S:1o
nj. X. & 7.
Infilnft-
$40. 19-@un giorosSeras porm. 1:3o
SO. 25-vaotn Slner" uornt 7:30-
SO. Soon @aco uuo Nritil
......... nad)mittag5 4:45
SO. 29-.aaDt 2ilniteb" abelbs 100
So. 1-uSeros Speeial" a6enos $50
go, 4-mad 9fultin uno gaco
-. ........ llacDt1. 10
$50. 2-rseras Special" porrlt. 500
SO. 30-saatD 2imiteb" BORN. 1000
SO. 260~aafp Slper~" rad ct.
2ouis 1t. adnius Gitn a6bs. 900
Np. 20-Nah 9orDSeras nadlts 1000
S. A. 4 A. P.
9(bia6rt-
80. 11-siad eorpus gbriiti,
ooulton ulo @aco BORN. 9:25
SD. 15-MadJ &enebp ..nadm. 1:25
so. 10 Had Corpus Gbrilti NIB
%soouitpn ....... aberlo5 1920
9tp. 40-9tad aerrbille, ilur OIL
SplllttAtJSlt oASSt -
No. 42-ytad Camps tanlep. ltlr
an 5pnltn9en, .mor9ens TOO
go. 44-Mat1 Camp tanleD, rur
al Sonntngen. .nadrm. 4:30
go. 46-91a6 GampSiaulen, nur
s%onllabenSg .norgens s:15
9omna6enos, nad6m. 3:2o
$40. 60-Nab Ganp Staniep, tdg@
It1 rtt2Nor1trt1tstt l~0tlfJn<
benos II. Sonntnes pornt. $40
SO. 162-gtad Comp Stonlep tdas
lid mls9enomii1e1 Sbiiras
benb5 II. Spnnta9s nadJn1. 2:30
So. G4-Noh &errbi1e. td9Iih,
SO. t56-atnd aerroiQe, aenliidl<
ter 3nq, td9lid. ausgenorte
men Snnnta9s, .n1orgens 1850
Mnfnnft-
So. 12-@pn a~iiitenorten nadJnl. 2:05
So. t6-Gon aenebp .abenos 100
go. 14-Spn 6%olilton mo &iis
lterorten ...... morgeli5 5.o5
SO. 41-gon aerrbile. mlr on
Spnhtagen 1880. abellos GAO
so. 43 Bon Camps tanfen. nur
Soimtaas ....... BORN. 9:45
$40. 45-@on Camp Stanleb, NH
S~onntaas, ...... abeilos 1920
go. 47-Son Camp Stanlel. rir
Sonnabcnbs, Itadnr. 2:50
$50. 49-&on Camp Stanlen. nur
Sonnabenb 1000. abelos Clio
ap. t61-Spn Camp Stanleb. tdgz
lid. nlisgenontn1en Count
benb5 ii. Sonntags. bnrm. 11:45
SO. 63-gm Camp StanletL tdaz
lih, aiisgenon1mem Sunilas
benos II. Sonntoa5. abenbs 6.1o
$50. 65-Gnn Gerrpide. tdalih,
......... abeitbs 9:15
80. 155-&on aerrbile. aemi1bter
3ug, tdalih. mlsgcnomnlett
Solntdns. .... aben0a $50.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
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Aeuuptthtt iNb*Nv.
4nflnft-
$40. 10t-Srmiet einlteo bon Ieip
Orleans morsens 40
SO. t02-Suniet Simiteo bon Gan
Srdtcisco. morgenS 3.33
So. Salt Mtaif BON Stem Or
leans .......t. morgells I:20
SO. S-@ou 0el 8io. PORN. HIS
SO. 91Srniet grpreB BON Heip
Srledn5 ........ dbeftp5 o-oo
SO. t0-Suniet erpreB bon Gan
Sranciscp, @agle Eas rno
Mertcp ....... dDellpS SOU
go. 228-&on @aale &aB. morg's 7;39
(S6laffpagen.
4bfa6rt-
SO. tOf-Suniet9imiteb mad Smn
SraItclsco, .mnrge1s 40
SO. 102-Snnfetainiteo nab Netp
0rlealls moraeils 4:0O
SO. Salt Miail nod Del &io,
goaIe GnB uno @erieo
$40. S-Sait Wnil ua6 Neip Orr
leans ......... Tittffn95 l2:1o
SO. 9@5uniet grpreB naf Gan
$40. 1O@Gnnict GrpreB nadl Neip
9IleEilS ititViS -
$50. 227-Nnd @nGle Fab nadlts Hoo
S. A., U. & G. q. & G. N. Depot
4nfluft-
SO. 2-Gon Corpus @hriiti uno
Brownsville s@jeqeub abos 5:20
SO. 4-&on Corpus Gbriiti urlo
Brownsville @e9eno BORN. 6:45
SO. 6-Son Garriso Springs Il.
Grbltnl 9th. abenes 500
Nbfnbrt-
Wc. 1-Hnd Corpus gbriiti unb
8roipnsbi1ee @egeno BORN. f0:f5
go. 3-9foh Corpus @hriIti nno
Brownsville @@eQeno ab'hs f0:i5
(Shlafiuagenl
80. 5-gtah Grpltaf Gitb nH6
Garriao Sprinas. born. f0:45
ARTESIAN BELT r. r..
e. & O. n. Seppt.)
Nntunf-
go. 2o2-@m elriifins. .uadm. 4:45
abfabrt-
go. 2O1--0ad ebriitine. :. BORN. 500
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
AUSTRIA OPEN TO ALLIES
Surrender is Complete Under
the Armistice

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Terms of armistce under which
the land and forces Of what
empire have laid down their today
psh complete surrender and Austrian Hungarian
ritory for American and allied operations against
From this drastic document may stated may CLEAN
ed accurate outline of the conditions completion the
Supreme War Council at Versailles which Germany may
lav cessation OF hosties.
The terms, under which the Italian front ended
today at 3 @ Eastern United time include
complete rehabilitation of Austrian forces onchalf
all artillery and military equipments occupation by
and allied forces of such strategic places may
of Austrian railroads for operations against Germany
ton of all invaded territory leaving behind all equipment
supplies including coal surrender Cd portion
surface and submarine fleets others under
American and allied CONTROL surrender of all
Austrian waters and repatriation of allied American pris-
without reciprocity.
Evacuation of Austrian territory roughly corresponds
boundary line claimed by Italy the al Irrreicna
treaty Of London program The right occupation by allied
forces reserved local authorities maintain
supervision.
The terms of the ormscc be under the di-
rection of Marshal oc who will designate material be turned
and supervise the Hungarian forces to
the
All German troops in Austria hungary, Italy Balkan.
must be out or informed within fifteen days.
Destruction of any property by retreang specifically
forbidden.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06

taken by local health authcri-
Ties TO release these restrictions
as they deem advisable.
Further, be it resolved, that
communities should be warned
that public gatherings are still
dangerous, unless the buildings
are well ventilated, and that
those who have colds, coughs
or who are sneezing, should re-
main at home, and that close
personal contact should be
avoided as much as possible.
me common drinking cup
is absolutely prohibited by a
State law, and this includes the
common communion cup. The
Board would also advise those
drinking beverages to use straws
ana 1t hopes that the public
VIII show the same cooperation
IN carrying out these simple
precautions in the future that
IL has in the past.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
Champion Beet Grower.

While T. G.. Morris may be
the champion potato grower of
Wise county, has nothing on
Charles Durham, of East Stone
Gap, when it comes to growing
beets. Mr.. a. j. Hood brought
one to our Office last week that
Mr. Durham had grown on the
land OF the Big Stone Gap Land
Company that weighs seven
pounds and measures thirty
four inches in circumference
the long way of the beet. AS n
beet grower MIR. Durham is, no
doubt, the champion of the
South vest.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
State Board
Thinks Flu" Restrictions
May Be Lifted In Many
Places.

Richmond, Va, Nov. AT
a meeting of the executive com.
mittee of the State Board of
Health held at1l:30 \. NJ. We'd
ncsday, October 80, the follow.
ing preamble and resolution in
reguard to the influenza sit
uation was adopted:
The State Board of Health de-
sires TO express its greatful APP
probation OF the splendid and
thorough cooperation of all the
agencies and individuals in the
State who have, with self-denial
and the sense of public good,
co-operated in every way to
carry out it's suggestions dur.
ing this very trying period GOV.
ering the present serious cpl
demic of influenza, which, it il
glad to state, is generally sub.
siding. BE it resolved, there
fore.
That while the State Board Of
Health does not think the dan
ger of the spread of influenza is
over, and that while certain
precautions hereafter to be emu.
merated are necessary, it be
lieves it can advise that on Sun
dsy at a. m. November 3rd D..
restrictions may be lifted to a
large extent in most communi.
ties in Virginia, depending up.
on the prevalence and severity
of the epidemic in those com
munities.
The Board further suggests
that direct action should be
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
Eightieth
Division
Commended

Mayor w. j. Horsley receiv-
ed last week from his son, Hen.
derson n. lIorsley, a lieutenant
i'll the eighticth division of the
American Expeditionary Forces
now in active service in France,
the following letter OF com.
rncndation to the officers and
men of that division from their
commander, Major General a.
Cronkhite. This division has
been in the trenches and is tax
ing an active part in pushing
the Hun back to his own front
Ter The letter of commend
alton follows:
| Wish to express 10 YOU nv
deep appreciation of the great
work accomplished by YOU, in
your first active operation.
Your work has received the
highest commentator from
our Corps Commander, and his
conf lence in your military
prowess is evidenced by the de
mands he has made upon your
services.
1t is too soon to officially men.
ton individual deeds, but YOU
may rest assured that due hon
ors viii be recommended in all
cases of personal distinction.
Rrmember,as well that what
ever hardships YOU may have
to suffer, the Division Staff,
whose duty it is to provide for
you, have done and will contin-
ne TO do, all that is within the
limits OF possibility, to lessen
Your burdens. Give them you.
thanks.
You will soon be called upon
for another push.
Remember that you made the
Army objective on your first
call
Remember that the soth Di.
vision can NEVER stop smoRr OF
the Army objective, wherever
it may be placed.
The enemy is fnltering; his
allies are deserving him. His
infantry will not stand before
your onrush.
Continue To smother his ma
chine gunners by skillful man
euvering; hit his line hard and
push through.
Get him on the run, and we
shall eat our Thanksgiving din
ner IN peace.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
W ar Savings
Stamps I.

10 County and City Directors:
Richmond, Va, Oct. 3l.-Be-
cause of the influenza and other
causes, thousands of people of
Virginia who would otherwise
have responded in the last Lib
erty Loan Campaign did not do
so, as the committees were not
able to reach them.
In our War Savings drive
from November 5th to 9Th, in
elusive, we must reach these
people. On account of the con
ditions referred to above, the
responsibility for securing their
money to assist our Government
in it's war financing is placed
upon us, and we must measure
up to that responsibility.
Please get full information
from your local Liberty Loan
Committee as to those who did
not subscribe or did not take an
amount of bonds in keeping
with their financial ability, and
so organize the canvass in your
district as to reach these people,
and have it explained to them
that they too must become
partners to the fullest extent
in the financing of the present
War.
Very truly yours,
THos. B. MCADAMs,
Director of Virginia.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
Americas Pledge To The
Allies.

When the Interallied Food
Council met last summer, Mr.,
Hoover, representing the Amer.
lean people through the United
State + Good Administration.
gave this promise:
"Make your calculations
for victory; draw up your
needs for necessary foods
on the basis of what can be
shipped; pay no attention to
how much is more or less in
America; we will send what
you need. We have it or we
will find it,"
The representatives of the AL.
lies gave full faith to the prom
Use. America made good last
year, sending i2i 5000 bush
els of wheat more than it's reck
oned surplus, and sent it, by
by saving.
The Allies are pressing for
ward now, sure of Americas
promise of support, as sure as
they are Americas Army since
Chateau Thierry. They be.
lieve in America. America
will not fail them.
Miss Ruth Jones, of Big Stone
Gap, was a victor iii t he CITY
Friday.-Bristol Hearld Courier,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
Registrars Will Be Called In
November.

Washington, Oct. 3l.-Men of
the new draft S.ges will first be
modified in large numbers in
November, under Il draft call
now in preparation at Provost
Marshal-General Crowder's Of
flee. 1t calls for the entrain-
ment of more than 200, 900 men
qualified for general military
service. They will be furnish.
ed in proportionate numbers by
every State in the Union.
Draft calls suspended during
October because of the influenza
epidemic have been renewed in
sections where the epidemic has
moderated and entertainment of
all men under the October calls
probably will be completed be-
fore the November quota is
started to the cantonments.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06

Orlando Amburgey is just in
receipt of a fat check from the
Gamble Music Co, of New
York and Chicago, the same
being in payment for his copy
right to the Princess Waltzes
which he composed about four
years ago. With the proper
Introduction it is thought that
this waltz will attain wide
popularity, in fact one of the
best popular pieces of music in
recent years. Mr.. Amburgey
will soon have another coposi.
ton complete-a march with
full Instrumentation for orchestra
and band.-Norton Progress.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
MINER AVERAGES TWEEN
TY-FIvE TONS DAILY

For effective n,.ri,,,o
vice to his country H., i;
coal, H. l. Wiu ~ Sn"s
ployed by ia cho,tara, -
Company Of unifai, ~
Virginia bns mi. 90,
which is said IL ~ H., NJ,
water mntk for Wa.t Vi., :"
if not for The co,,ntrv
possible working Az f
January TO October ~ i,,,n..
i've, Mr. Wit has loodsd i 400
tons of coal or rnt,ar ,,,,ra
than % tons n day Thns.. IL
ures are certified bv q q All
by, manager of the oonI an,
pany, and Forwarded IN I,n,os
b. Neale, Direcror of prodnc.
ton, u. S. Fuel ADMINISTRATORS
by George I}ausewine Jr "a
rotary of the Operators Associ
alton of Williamson Field
MIR. Neale has written 10 Mfr
Witt in acknowledgements ~
his service to the country ana
of his loyal spirit The con,ri
button Of G32s tons of conl from
this one miner. according to
accepted averages of work done
by a ton of fuel, means that he
has given the government what
is equivalent to l5S 200 three.
inch shells. or has suonli.d IA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-06
Died of Influenza

Freeing, Va, Oct. 25.-Mrs.
Bertha Nanovcr, wife of Arte.
mas hanover, of lsom, is dead
OF Spanish Influenza, after sui.
ierlnE an attack of two week -
duration The deceased wns
ne daughter OF William +.
W hitaker,a well-to-do merchant
OF that place, and was about %
years of age