davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07

The senior Bible class of the Pres
byterian church was the guest of Miss
Edna Thawley last evening.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07

Tonight at the Empress theatre will
be shown the last six acts of Helen
Holmes in the Railroad Raiders" at
8 o'clock sharp. Billy Burke in "Mys-
FERROUS Miss Terry" tomorrow night
Two shows.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07

FOR SALE-Hawaiian guitar and a
spring. Call Room 3, Old Hospital,
between and o'clock p. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07

There promises to be much socia
gaiety in Cordova from now until Of
ter the holiday season.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

The steamship Alameda is SEIZED
uled to leave Seattle on Wednesday
night.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07

The Ohm Fish and Packing Com.
pany will ship 600 barrels of Scotch.
cured herring to the States on the
Admiral Watson.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07

The Admiral Watson is due at Sew
ard tonight, and will be here either
Sunday evening or Monday morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-07

The first shipment of ore from the
Kennecott mines, since the accident
on the Chitina bridge, arrived in town
this afternoon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
EESTUY0 4 PUN.T0
DE- 0CURRIR TN
CUARTELAZlO
En- Ia ciudad de Pachuca ca
pital de Hida!go

PACHUCA. NoYicmbrc 2l.-Acaba
de ocurrir an diSgusJc entire cl A.
calde s~upIente Manuel &. TG.ieZ y
e. propietario Manuel Vargas. Cue
estuvo a punto de tcaer sariaS consc-
cuencias. Por fortuna n cosa 10 Ec-
go j mayorcS, Y Ia c&lma vino a Gu
brir el campo del AyEntamieHto, que
fuc e. cue am3os f~grc,orarios sc dis
putar0n. ca:i h2>tn 20 medic de las
;.r1las.
e. Alcalde s~upIentc, W6i.cz. con-
tando con una ,rayorla "Htrc los rlu-
nicipeS, lanzo in decrato GeSconocica-
do al propietagio Vargas. por consl-
ierarlo nerjud.c;ai = los ;ateG2scs del
Municipio, V hacienda yer = los vcci-
nos que Ia medila que So tomaba.-
cl Observation-Disclosures Ia unira cue
pond1ia fin 4 muchos abuses cor:e;i-
los per VARGAS.
pcro Vargas, cue 70 avcri-"1 t03o.
Y aqui 81 que cU&Gra 81 yieio di-
cho.-mand6 rcunir = n Do.ic!a, que
era 50 partidaria, Y, al f'ente de ella.
Sc encamiro a p~alacio con II inten-
cion de aprchender a los que en- e.
llamaba 1surpadores de fIncioges.
Estos individUos. ertrl los que
n:Tguno tuvo 81 ap'omo d sostener
10 que habian comctido, 4. YER = a
pol;cia armada Y i Vargas ~"esuelto
d atacarlos, depus!ero0 I'll actitud y
Sc entrcgarcn como manSos c0rderos
ante 81 verdaGero A!calde, auien los
diSolvio Y conSig7o CT hecho a Ia au-
toridai competentc. acusando a Te-
llcz Y a sus companeros de "golpe de
Municipio", 0 usarpacion de fun
clones.
Toda In ciudad SC a,armo con este
motive. pues crey6 QUE. e~fectivamen-
to. Ia sangre iba a corrcr a causa
de aqueI!os hcchos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24

p0R LAF ALTA
De CAMbIO
Han ocurrido mucaas en- la
capital mexicana

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Novien:bre
2I.-La faica de cambio en- los
cadcs. '. en- general. en- todas as
tieudas. eS va motive de vcrdadero
escanGaiO en- eSta capital, pues son
var!os o: casoS IN que las pGtataS
: demas leglmbres. nan vo!ado por
al airc para r = cae sabre las cabe-
zas de los vendeGo-cs que, approve
chandose he "a situacion, pretenden
exyranguIar ! u conSumidores.
.A2-una< vece> M tcnido que inter
venl- Ia poIicla. Goa o6jeto de sere-
rar la conticnGa. pueS POGO IA IA tado
para Que estaS reyertaS 'p!aceras
adquieran proporciones de mot'n.
Por TODD MoXico ka 2~parecido una
plaza de Eaercachifles cue Sc dedican
a camD.o. eXpiotanGo 9 las %entes
4ue 2-cte1dcn nace- sas corpras con
mUgecas de oro
Estes lnGividuoS - ponen de acaer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24

CIUDAD De MEXICO, Noriembre
2l.-La Sra. Eeljpa GonZa!e=, Eda.
de Saracho. acaba dc presentar una
demanda de amparo contra actoS de
Carranza = de IA Secretaria de Ha-
"ienda, los que tratan de arrehatar-
le sus propicdades Que ~ascicndcu .
a respectable suma de sietc millones
de pesos.
Dice Ia queiOSa cue primero poT
orden de Carranza fueron inc2utaGos
los bienes que posee en- Zacatecas '
en- San Luis Potosi. Y que ahora Ia
Secretaria de Hacienda ~preterdc con-
fiscarIos con e. pretcxto de quo son
del c!ero Y de que ella he esraGO
proporcionando dineroS al obiSpo del
Estado de Zacatecas.
.Ademas. la misma Sccrctaria dice
que IN senor Cura es Cuien csta en-
cargado de adminjsrar dichos bic
mes.
La sonora VIDA. de Saracho pi-
de que Sc suspenda eli definitiva e. a.
70 reclamado. en- vista lie cue Sc
trata de hacer con ella es una injuS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
MEJORARAN LAS
C0NDICIONE
ALIM
pyonfo Sc notara en- Me-
yico TN cambio
favorable

LAREDO. Tex, NoviemDre 21.-
p5rsona5 que vienem de Ia Repnbiica
3Itx;cana marifiestan cue dentro
9e POGO tempo, una veZ cue queden
terminates las n~egociacioaes de paz
" hecha IA liga de las naciones dc que
ha comenzado \ hab arse, la vida en-
Mexico ser& mas facil en- 10 que res
oecta q los a~rticuios de consume I'M
aortados dc! ~eXtranlefo.
La competencia que Jodas las naclo-
ncs proAlctoras a a hacerse en- los
mercaGcS mundiales, va 4 ser enoTEe.
orj-inanGo un beneficio ~consecuentc
= los Dueblos que. coro e! nuestro,
ric,er one consumir muchoS articulos
importados.
4 cstos ;ndiscutiblcs beneficios,
reDemoS agregar que Ia guerra. sin
laiar de !amentar Sis materiales dcs-
-ozos Y In perdida de mil.ones de Vi
las. hizo I algunas naciones peque-
5 ent-ar CT IN periodic dc dosarroilo
Industrial ' comercial interior extra
5rGinario, impuesto per la preston
circunstancia!.
De este modo fue como Guatema-
- : algunas naciones del Sur, ven
a.eron y N&Xico aZucar y varlas otras
rlercancias atso!utamente necesarlas
% u.e anSes Sc lievaban de Estados
Unidos Y Europa.
7 por 10 que We j Ia industrial,
lerza es convenir Ell cue. cuartdo Sc
do cventa q pals de que d contien-
e monstruosa amcnazaba prolongarse
Gcmasiado, Sc comenZaron 4 fabrIcar
-roductos uue altcS rcciblamos del
extraniero ' qae ahora los tenemos
q. nuestro prorio suelo.
Aparte De este heneficio, otro hay
;.mbi9n que ~favorcce n pueblo con-
.lmidcr: pues para Que Ia produc-
con extraniera vUciy2 4 introducir en-
Mexico los articulos que ya sc fabri-
can ALI necesita competir, 81 no en-
ca!idaG. 81 en- precio, : este 4 Made
ocUita que es benefico en- grado
sumo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
Case QUE ATRAJO
LA ATENCION
PUBLICA.
Gan6 treinta libras de peso fernando
Tanlac v actualmente Sc slentc
como un hombfc urS

NE sicnto com un hombre nuevo
V he eanado mas de treinta libras de
oeso desde que empece a tomar ei
TANLAC-dijo eli senior Levi Tho
mas. empleado de Ia Chattanooga Fur
niture Company, de Chattanooga,
Tenn.
"Estaba debiI Y decaido 4 conse-
cuencia de una ~enfernedad oe esto-
mayo Tue tive durante varios amos.
Perdi mucho peso y mi debllltamien-
to era tan grande que parecia un nj
no. Todo 10 que comla me hacia da-
no teniendome Ell un esrado verda-
deramente miserable, Y mi satud en-
peoraba q pesar de las mIchas me-
dicinas que tome, al grade de que lie
que u pensar que mi entermedad era
incurable. Estaba tan nervioso, de-
bill Y decade que el INT movlmlen-
10 O cSiuerZo ME desfaiiecla.
"Parece incredible. pero cuando hube
terminado Ia segunda botella de Tan
lac, me senti muy ~meiorado Y desGe
e%ntonces mi restablecimiento Ia ido
en- aumento. Peso actualmente cien-
20 ochenta V cinco libras, puedo CO.
Eler como un campesino y me siento
capaz de ~dcsemperar cualquier ira
baio por pesado que sea, cada dia es-
TOW mejor. Nj sorprendente alivio es
motive de las conversaciones de las
personals cue me noc y las cuales
sc muestran ~sorprendidas.
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 407 East
Houston St., Y por la Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST.. bajo
la direction personal de un represen-
tante especial del Tanlac. o sc envia-
IA por estas boticas o cualquier di-
reccion al recibo de su valor, que es
S1.G0 por botella, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillas sufic;ente para e.
porte. -(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
VOLVERAN 4 SER
NACIONALES. Los
FERROCARRILES
Desde Gciemme les Sc
"a cambiado Ell
nombre

CIUDAD DE MEXICQ. Novjcmbre
2l.-Spgun informes p-o2orclona-
dos por IA direction dc los ferroca-
rifles. dcsGe el dia primero del en-
trarsc. tstos 2,evar&n el nompre &c
Ferrocarrilcs N~acioRales de Mexico. Y
el express 6 deaomi2ara CompanI9
Mex:cara de Express.
Parcce cue e, caraoio obedece a
ouc s.. csr.,n hacienda gestiones pa
"a ~ dcs.e el mismo me- de Dlclem-
brr pr1yimo. LIS iine2s pasen : ser
maneiadas cor los c~aDita!st1s eXtran-
Zero: que antcs las regenteaban. pueS
ruc en- II, sentido 50 nresento ma
aroucsici6r suScrita pov los fidelco-
misarios que radican 81 Nueva York
Quienes cstan %eStionando la devolu-
c;an de las citadas llneas gu" antics
ue MEXICO. teniap IA mayoria dc &C
ones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
SUFRAGIC.

ClUDAD DE MEXICO. NGviembre
gobcrnadores de Nuevo
Leon Y C~oahuila, D. Niceforo Fam
arano V 81 licenciado ESpinosa Mire-
. erviaron IN mensaie a. senior
-IinistTo de G~obernacion, manifes-
.ando que las elccciones municipalities
~rcrific2das en- Sus respectivos Esta-
Us reSuit&rOn satisfactoriaS. nc ha-
,iagdose -egistrado nj e. mas leve
c~csordcn. en- vista de que el pueblo
tucdo s~atiSfecho del c~iereicio de Ia
Gemocracia.
Los funcionarioS electos tomaron va
@os;cion de sus puestos, entrando dcS
g.. !uego en- funcioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24

INYECCION

: ALIyIA DESTRO De 3 dias todas las
secrecioaes mucosxs. Hagasc I'd. 81 ira
ttanl:ento: cada par.ctc conticnc t"io 10
'neccSario.
La H.. G.. {. e absolutameutc iDofen-
silva no produce dofcr.
si.o0 en- todas las Drogueriss o SC man
iSa nor cnrreo al recito de 81 inporte.
ACME CHEMICAL NFG. C.. Ltd.
New Orleans. La.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
SEA I'd. Ell, REY DE LOS BRC.
JOS Y PRESTIDIGITADORES

Enormes saiarioS Sc pagan en- Tca;f0s y
yaudevlIcs, inlercsante. fascinai@r. n'Ste-
ricso. E,aic listed aire.iedor dc! niundo.
TnstEuccicneS completes ror solo Sh.:JC.,
para in,rofucir nueS;ros :lararllinsoS mis-
tc.ios C iiusioncs. Escrihanos hoy rn!snH
y solo renitSnos vcinticinco Ccn;-vos en-
estan.pilia-. No desapro-crhc esta orortu1i-
NJ. CARD co. Box Ill Sta. 4,
Dent. b. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
SUPPRESSION DE GASTOS lNNE-
CESARIOS.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO Novicmore
21.-Coro Carranza ha tenido in
formes de cue los iefcs del cjGrcito
hacen mas eastos he los Gue Sc ne
cesitan para Ell bucn ~servicio militar.
Ea orderado que desd, lucco Sc pro
ccda q suprimir todas las 2artiias
cue Sc consideren inneceSarIas para
e. sostenimiento &c los cuerpos.
Sc pondran, aGem3z. II todas las
brigadas pagadores n~Ca,hrados espe-
cialmente Por Ia Secre*ari2 de Ha-
cienda, = fin de acabar con les que
akora dasempcnann e7os cargos Y
que. dcsde que do principle Ell mo-
vimiento emarado de- Plan de Guada-
lupe, siempre han procedido dc a
cucrdo con los iefes en- ciertos gas
tos que no tienen razon de ser.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
BROTARON 5 GRANDES
POZOS De PETROLEO
En- Ell Canton de Ozu;uama,
veracYuZ.

Tampicc, Nov, l6.-ToGoS los pc
troleros del puerto estan dc pace
mes desde aver que recioieron notl-
cias de que en- cl Canton de Ozulua-
ma. del Estado &c NeracruZ. ACADIA"
dc brotar tres grandeS poZos de pc
troleo cue producer alrcdedor &c
dieZ mil barri!es diarios de clareHt&
dos galones cada uno.
Los terrenos en q aparec'sroa los
nuevoz vacimientos pertcnecen a las
companies d. "Tampico-TuNpaE''
La Trascontercntai Y james r. Weir,
con oficjaas en- esta ~?ob!acion, en- IA
one dcsde hacc mucno cclebran suS
imoortantcs traNs&Cciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24

do, mientraS 4 o1rcce cam"iar
con IN tiDo.. otro 10 aumenta Y eI
3em;s AHA 70 misro. ~encerrando en-
IN circuIo ~vicioso a a persona que
So Dasea con IN 'h;dalgo' o con IN
"~azteca'. sin poder adquirir EaGa de
20 aue ~neccsita. 4 ia! extreme han
uegado las cosa<. que las mefcan-
cias tiener un precio con 'Hidaigos
Y otro con "Aztecas'.
e cast SECURE que eSta S!tuaclon
va a tener serias c~onSecue"claS oe
M mom7nto . otro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24

Sin dudR a:gun:.. ONO ot-as rersonas Que
estSn sufriendo. I'd. Sc ia hscho a nscneio
ssta p-egunA. IA cCal siefnprc Que5a sin
-espCescR.
La ciencia na G-aic-t=ado que ell Reuma-
tismo cs oausado aor gcT-seneb quc tienc
"a sangre. v que c! tnico medic paH haeer
qge ls e~nfernciad Gesapsrrzca. es e. uso de
IN renedio que e;ninc tod1s esos cerlne-
hes De Ia sang-e. ESta es Is razon po- II
.Eal los linimentos. locione5 y otro$ nnedi-
canleEtos cSterncs. 40 pucdn dsT r.=s cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
CUANTO TEMPO TENDRE QUE SUFRIR T0DA-
VIA LAS TORTURAS DEL REUMATISMO?
mo habra ningun remedio para mi ~enfermedad?

IN aiivio temporal. pUes no pveden iiegsr al
or;scn de a e~nfcrnseiad. !- Ecrmenes que
infestar SUI sanGrc 4 rilioneS.
s. S. s. Ia siGo uSaGo par 81 -euuaus-
no, con los mas sorprrndeatcs rcsT':ados
desie hsce mas de 80 amos. Enpiesc Z 90
mario hoy rafsmo = vera I'D. como cu ?J-
como tempo sc vera !ibrc &c 81 t.uI1':s-
NO. Pu-dp I'd. ~aGquirir vaiiosa cors'.,I
gratis de gu PROMO c:So scrihicnoo 4 "a
siguieutc direction: Chief Medical Adviser.
Swift Co. Dept. D. Atlanta. Georgia. tAd'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24

Hsa ss ped8os envsndog giro postal 0 d1ero enehcvo 81? carts carrimde
Cnndo oraene dncs hcs semprc tres seecionespaa que efamos altos oe af
Dor ot,
SOLO PAGAxos Ell PORTE DE DIscos EN- cANHnADEs DE sE1s EN-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-24
De UNA DEUDA
La hara eI ferrocarril al Ayun-
tamienio de Tampico,
Tamau!ipas

Tampicc. Nov. 17.-El Ayunta-
miclto de Ia ciudad, On una dc sus
sesiones, tratara un punto interesan-
&c relative . una deuia Que t!ene
perdiente e. ferrocarril. Y que ascien
de a Ia suma dc cincuenta nil Pc
SOS.
Hace mucho que csta deuGa esta
en- pie, V aunque Sc han hecho algu-
mas gestiones para conseguir e. pa
go, NADIA Sc Ia podido arreglac an
te la manifestation dc los f~erroca-
rifles dc que no tiene fondoS sufi-
cientes para atendcr a todos eSOs
rcc!amoS.
Ahora Sc tiene Ia seguridsd de que
~aquella suma Sera e~nCregada por los
f~errocarriles al Ayuntamiento.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-08-28
Eyades Draft.

Peter Solo, of Detroit, Mich. /,
who has been i'll the Gap for
several months employed rs an
automobile mechanic, was ar
rested on last Friday morning
by Deputy Sheriff Stone, of
Norton, on charge of cvading
draft in the army, and was taken
to Wise and placed in jail to
await trial before commissioner.
1t is said that solo registered
in the draft under the name of
Peter Richie at Detroit and i'm
mcdiately left for this section.
lie is a German by birth but has
been i'll the United States for 10
years, having acquired naturali-
cation papers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-08-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Nliss Lillian Head returned
home Tuesday from Erondford.
where she spent a week uttend
ing house party
Frank Parks, of pinrvillc, ia
visiting William GondIor in tho
Gap this week.
Misses Corrie ana Grace Long
aud Kathleen Knight motorcd
10 Norton and Wise last We'd
ntsday afternoon
The National Spark Plug has
ten times az much firing surface
as the ordinary plug Price
u 100 for all sizes at Hamilton
Bros.
Walter Yengcr, Of Nlidjlrs
6oro, spent Saturday IN the
Gap.
Miss Margaret Aston, wlo
has been the guest of Miss Mar
garet Petit, has returned to
her home in Lebanon.
Misses Sndie Mcconnell and
Myrtle Giliy returned to lhcir
home in Gate City Friday morn
my, after visiting Miss McCon-
nell 9 sister, Mrs. j II Wnmp.
Ter for two weeks.
New.Ifall Hats at Mrs. j r.
Wolfe's.
Mas Maggie Mancss, who is
al present IN the trimming de-
partment Of Geo. f.. lIorncs,
Wholesale millinery, viii return
tnls week and take charge of
AIRS j. L. VOTES millinery
store.
Curtis Robbins is spending
MS vacation in Somerset, Ky.
VISITING relatives.
Pick Cantrell and Brownie
Fo!ly spent Sunday III Jones,
VIE attended camp meeting.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-08-28

F6p SNIl, ,,t
str,n I'M, ~. ,.,,n 49, ~" '% y,
Payne, Big stone Gap, Va.
Miss Allan ila,l
lipl,lIfnl "uf,'ri,inrI my KIM "".
~ har rrirnJs Mnnl.,y . ~"'',"r'
Delicious zee cream and cake
Wrrr served tothr guests before
tue h"ur at departure.
Mis-. il.,,;..,, c-
rue7dny morning for Mlddles
boro, Where she viii visit for
several days
Mis, Marthn IIngi Win uo
SCUM y West Coal ami Coke
s. ",,' re,urhrP 'aSt week
rom l-nkeland' ONO, where
hou,ntoiI.s '''''o'' W''n
'''77 N'i'ttHa !. lillI' who has
o ., SpendIhE TWO weeks IN
and rrlclds, rcturncd last wneI; I,
Having enjoyed ii fine vacation.
H. Norton Of knoxville,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

Persons sending in Third Lib
erty Loan Bonds to be exchanged
for Registered Bonds should de-
tach Coupons maturing Septem-
Der 18th, 1918.
Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond.
Fiscal Agent of the United States
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-08-28


swer III own handwriting at
once.-Monte Vista Hotel
Miss George Bos,wick, of
Bristol, spent Sunday in the
Gap visiting homefolIs.
Little Ellen and Nancy Wren
OF Abingdon, are visiting their
cousins, Rosamond ard Junior
wren, III the Gap this week.
Mrs. II. \. w. Skeen attended
camp meeting ut Jonesvi!le
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Barron, who
is teaching school at Esserville,
spent the week end in the Gap
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. L. Barron.
j. n. Hilton, of Macev
Springs, aud John Hilton, of
Fayetteville, Ark, spent the
week end in the Gap visiting
their son and nephew, X. l..
Hilton.
Grady Nickels and Miss Cor.
me Slemp were united in mar
mage Sunday afternoon at the
parsonage Of the Methodist
church, Rov. c. w. Dean, of ]
iiciating.
See The new National Spark
Plug nt llnmblcn Bros, price
fl.Ou and guaranteed for twelve
months
Mrs. john Taylor aud child
rem spent several days last
week i'll Chnchport visiting
relatives
Wiley Wit spent II few days
last week IN Kngsprrt on busl
ness,
The Lloyd Guild of Christ
Episcopal church viii meet at
the home Of Mrs. Il. II. Irvine,
Thursday at O'clock.
Miss Ruby KenHper left last
Friday for louisville, from
which place Mr.. and Mrs Fred
N"mper will accompany her to
Denver, Colorado.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Chns
| NJ. Woodruff on Monday morn
ing, "A nine pound girl.
beverly Wren, Of abingdon,
Ispcnt few days in the Gap
last wccS visiting his brother.
". II. Wren.
Mrs Willis Slaughter tner
Miss julie Bullitu of Washing,
ton, is visiting homefolks in tile
Gap. Her husband, Liemt
| Slaughter is with the cxprdi-
tlonary forces IN France.
Major j. +. BuIitt, of phila
delphIa, spent several days in
the Gap the past week
Prof. owen II. Easlcy return.
ed to the Gap "Wednesday night
after Il few days visit in Lynch
burg
\ Miss Nell Mars and cousin,
Miss Maud Pickering, OF kco.
kec,spent last Wednesday IN
he Gap the guest Of Miss
Frances Long.
Frank Gnly, of Marion, spent
several days in the Gap this
week
FOR SALE at a bargain. Il
one Champion Shoe Stitchcr
and Finishcr. foot power, in
good condition. viii give in
tructions how to use it. Write
or see II r. Payne, Big Stone
Gap, Va
w. r. Payne, who il employ
I'd in the postnilicc aud supply
department. of the L ). Arm,
at FL Paso, Texas. will leave
that place for Big Stone Gap on
tbs 2ud Of September 10 spend
Il few days visiting his parents.
MIR. and Mrs +. W. Law Mrs.
G. G.. Long and Two daughters.
Misses Grace and Corric Long
left Saturday morning for T0ze
well, where they spent "a few
days visiting relatives, return
ing To the Gap Tuesday. The
trip was made III their Dodge
Touring Car
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d. II. Brannum, e. f. Phelps
and Claude s. Black, with Hop
Shuler at the helm. motored to
Jonesville in the Royal Laun.
dry Company's truck Sunday
TO take in camp meeting.
f. w. Law, of Darlington,
S. c., arrived in the Gap Friday
morning, where he will spend
some time with his wife, who
has been visiting her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. c. G. Long for
several weeks.
Mrs. Il. j. Christy and chill.
dren, of Andrews, n. G.. will
arrive in the Gap Saturday to
join Mr.. Christy, who has been
here for several months EN-
ployed by the Wise Printing
Company, They will 20 to
housekeeping in the Nickels
building.
Hop Elkins and lessee Gilly
returned last week from visit
to their sons in training mt
Camp Lee aud Camp lIumph.
reys. MIR. Gilly has son
ut Camp Lee and Mr.. Elkins
has one there and one at Camp
Humphreys. They are well
pleased with their trip and the
treatment accorded them at the
camps.
d ID. Sizer, county agent. and
wife returned last week from
Black sburg, where Mr.. Sizer
attended the State Farmers
Institute, which is composed OF
the county agents of the va
rious counties in the state
While away ,hey visited MIR
Sizer's brother ut Staunton. and
report II most pleasant trip.
Ont of ninety one hotels in
the state recently Inspected The
Monte Vista Hotel at this place
was the only one that received
one hundred per cent. The
Monte Vista is unqucstionubly
one of the hest hotels in all the
country and the perfect condi-
ton IN which it * kept is not
only "a complement lu the man
npemcnt but To the town u>
well.
Several people from Big Stone
Gap attended Camp Meeting at
Jonesvillc Sunday Among
those going were: W. T. Ma,
haley and family, Mr. and Mrs.
{, h. Davis, Miss Bonnie Giliy,
Wilbur Fleenor, l.. J Horton
brownie polly,"Pick" Cantrell.
W, II Wren, Doc Shownltcr.
q. Il Orcndrr, Ted Witt. Quill
len Gilly, W. G. IInmbltn and
family
Rev. Il l. Addington, of Rad
ford, conference evangelist for
llolston Conference, NJ. T..
Church, South, is, assisted by
the pastor, Rev. c. W. Dean.
holding series of meetings at
the Southern Methodist Church
this week Rev, Addington is
an excellent preacher and those
who fail To attend these meet
lngs will miss some fine ser
mons they should hear. an
are cordially invited and the
members of the church are urg-
ed To attend regularly
The Mineral Motor Company
is now moving into their fine
new building, which is located
on East Fifth Street This is
one of the handsomcst build
ings IN Big Stone Gap and is
The best equipped automobile
repair shops in this part of the
state. The business office oc
cnpics the front On the first
iinnr and is deliberately furnish.
rd with new office fixtures.
while the main mechanical ana
show rooms occupy the second
iloor They were compelled To
CLOSE their repair shop for few
lays while moving but are nov
ready for business.
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leaving almost daily, so the number
of stars on the flag will be increased
from time to time.
Four of the stars represent a like
number of employees who have join