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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
or SERVICE
FLAG At MT. M0RIAEE

Tomorrow nights serybce ct Mt
Moriah i. Nj. &. church At o'clock
will be of q patriotic nature. and nm
der the Lend-a Hand auxiliary 0f NH.
olive III. b. church Bit Camp Parole
The occasion will be the unfurlirk os
a service Gag.
Patriotic hymns Will be sung and
addresses made There Will be re-
marks BY Prog. 0yerton and number
al readings and recitations. The OF
Iflcers of the society are TIOrelAce
Sparrow. president; Elizabeth Smith.
chairman; Bessie Chapman, tgeasurers
Loyenia Snowden, secretary
II III caster ID accept 4 position than
III II rs hold j lob
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

&c II easier 10 accept = D0slLt0n tlAtAa
1t 81 10 hold i joi,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
DON'T TRY TO HIDE
THE LITTLE P|MPIEs
Nor Cover Dark SaIlow.
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder or
Rouge.

i70w embarrassing X ~ 1tsr one 10
iEra piE7plss a2pear On Face. aalsls.
Heck anu arms. Esusf dne Itfrle rignuia
d bad Gl0ug.l-lia--s-
less az a prHErw iace
41===-srTuuE Tan viiuzsv remuve panl-
Dies aln 0teler SAN Bis.snl s.lss 1r
'Gucnir1- fle sD0t or Applying Black
and Waite Ointment 10 the par- af-
necfea- This simple 5ur afseessva nne
,saafv arsazznenT quickly clears fEfe
sst-n Of 1inQIes liver spots. tan. fIecx-
les anu similar alemisi1es. Tau viii
he delighted WITH the results a1d
mould alva7s zeen a package an r1ur
dressing table rszdv far instant ase-
Hack and Waite Ss1a<, sauuisf De used
snd MI. De found des;ght<ai aid 80
ne Qfns nenF.
Boxn Black aud Whzze Cin1,nenr and
S1ap can 1e 3uuxs.r AZ -. good drug
stsreS for 1Esc each or ne manufaG-
'1r-rs viii HAL direcx postpaid an re-.
ceipt Of 1rsce- Clip and nad t-lss %
BLACK and Waite. BOX AZ. Memphis.
Tenn for t-ee sampie and lterarur--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
REVENUE COLLECTOR
PUZZLED ABOUT BOOZE
O~sr 3oCu oCu GalIens Tn Ware
acusss Awaiting Cals Prom
Phvst<Sszx Of the State
Must Remain IN State

hEslIaaap polsz. An- -is.-F1S lHrge
lslo1z cg vaisaey stored II rle Ecur
government warehouses i1l Iaaiaia-
OFFERS a vr1Asenl fsr Peter r Kruyer.
cug1e1tCr ak Alfarua- -eveaae, WIN Il
In charge az tas eauael...-ass sist7ie-s
u tie stata.
Government ln8nsled R.srs agaes
cnnealn apprussmafsiy A5stshH'i sal-
i1na oG ~aisAsy wAscn r Is fnaDossi Z
bSa I'd traaspart hy cnulmcn CARRIER
pxrege gar nedaeina sagramantsal.
er experimental purposes in enmpsi >
ales wfain taa nasksnal 1x-Bnabttisn
.aw, and aA a cnuaaaaanea * cannot
Ile shipped Ia either states where Drs-
session &c I1al1r u not illegal r0r
tan it be snid IA Indlana acgGraaag
To 11a collector
AZ a result ras. y,sysruManf II e0ns
pallsts to ksep wasghalsn ~ the ware
huuses day and a.rr and tAs iistsg-
lers aasa ara compelled "a 3aip pnlsee
the warehouse and ma4neain a force
sf snspeernrs 50 wa1aa fsr iaaxags a.
the owner mEssS pay ma resasa- ha9-
eraSg TAX at sSsssl a gallon for ali that
Il lost Tie sDst zaaur ia technically
considered 10 naya hessn consumed
u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
Inventive GENUS
MAKES cAl0M[l
0ElIeHIful
cAlousl. the Noss Valuable Of
Drug. New Purified rrsm Ia
Unpleasant and 0ckensnS
Qualities -"calosAbs" the New
Name.

Tse Mel.osl slrtnrs u eAlonel srv
n ~ say connesied MA Hs nsasn4i
las sn1 daaSsrcas eekilu,s. a. .
arcsea ~ he fAc; tat thc ess ca.o-
me- tael~s. called c2los2hs. > frsF
tFo Eaeiect0nxbls efEec;s ~. rsain.
,rcz oei~st,ra4hls rfse<ts 80 r~ssins
arr ~ qa4lliiss ~ ~ cd a-sss y
,ahs1aei fc- hilsoasn~ss. co.sfl.1fieu
rt inttsrs,.on. and ~AerVssr eaie-
nsl = vssen.l4l ,Ae ZEE er-n4ascsle,1
csiesne. tablet = practically perfect
rsa~ty.
To iasFir~ FaAlis cozfte.ce n ssls
80 discovery lAe n4n4i1c;ar~rs I've
tatAerlfct ersSsisis stery~esrr -
rsf4n@ tae prics Z iAe sa,sonsr - ~
-gzstestc 1tisAsctr ~ifA Csiotaes
>si1 csly - CrLgi11i a9ek1er... seAit-
egsSe tAlrss Ave o~nts oae 49,
= ert,llae. sr1 a s~Alas~ ~ ~tte-
~ tsstr. - r4gsr4. ~ gr.s-1s -
sa1s Yea ~aks AZ Ia tse =cr- .g
Nige a e.sse lv~-. fseila< tl.s. 49, a
1rArtr 1yp<.Hs. kat whkt yc1 plc4sr.
10 dagger -f4tv }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Dr [. " Psrss- superintendent q Iae
GgsArie dlAErsxr ef rse MseAaetsr ESr-
enpaI CHURCH. vAl preach h1tA l'rn-
az a1d evening teHzcrrgx al tie Weas
shse HetAodssr cAGrrh- AZ n-eabefs
aa,s s-!eadS * The eaaFvA ass Eavites.
10 hear AsE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
P[RsH|NG WILL SAIL
FOR HOME SEPTEMBER |
American Army Leader In France
VIII Make = Visit 10 ItAN
Before His Re.nrn To the
uni,ed States

t'Ar.s A1s IA an very ga
- - Az - ,iars ~ so9e Ca Ses
,szs~r 49, Ge.sral Fs-st ias ;s
nlses. De,e,-e iravi>g I an scla.
tc -.ake a sAc-s visit - iia'y T.
nrs. ,aias .a.ee1 . e. A,ss- rsaes
ias Ansviea .s = ,Akc : Es=i2
rvss. vs,.ag rs,a;.vss A. s-'e-1s
laslede. Nc as1 = cceyeeas
Spsak.rS C tAe A-s-ie1a Se1-f-
,r-ies = ~ A4,.ie Sress Gesssl,
FsrsAl-s sAst.
roe sensserses are IN seo1 se4se.
T1s A r. , las tae So ,sccsd
.. Azy q ne L-2ies p ~ tisr,.-
i.ea,sor cr ~ a-sn Tnas se,csi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
american Spoken" in London
bv oEonoE : nfE

llrsg. .unasr.A a sks a.siss -s-s~A
has noss as,ie@s ssrns sAsn ! ssane
IA e<arss Aas ana . hsaFy. vss
ssssia lor = nalaais nslsAi ses n
ssea .aisr bar followed soa Gait
rrsaas A.. IA@s s.s. ae@r sir.
tszi va 49, - frst AnsEis2a ~Ao
Aas ssi tslte1 q me-
Azv -csns.s. - ssats Pscs.ss
IN I&aa4aa; ET.ass AlsrfL = eenis a
sAsn e4n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Saflow cnr12s&xior errze~ fror7 nt-
l-1@ lusraririsz n shA hscs1 ard sae
e, III lies Vith The Ever zzd bowels
raev are t3rpsl Tne aa-..ea.e tia
gives rssgIes "a sgea cases - HEE-
RENE n=a fine Essr ssi-sGsEt Az.
h.zvet rsgsLasor. Fer sale W al drug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

okcD 81 ~ >ss SA'~'e ssfNsA 49,
trs; nu p,
sxAxxxkxxxxxsxxxs !
" AngaicAN sposss ~ene- ,
gNxxxxExsS SxSSAr
MAJ. Il .as ,eo mscA u . sA.l'
ssass 70 pss b.
A rather "a nsn ssA tA~ rins y
csskessdons Rss Bells IN AS "o,ss
ASIA -waki ssa ! ~ ar sea. sir
~wser~s sAs ssy IA, saass as
Ar.rsxn h2ssr
I rs<res. slF--Ar se~aas - sal---
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!. sone ~ iAs CAii~1 S.4ses - a.
pFvs<st x-ay~
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sxns-
>os. eoas ;. oftesas1. s4r Tat
"a gss - AZ trs4e. ~ onN -
e.,cs ~ ss~ * Ame-oaas d, q a
tsrsss e-r csa p=cs,e a. ~sr "
z4As . sps~sslo u Az~r,oaa eisa-s-
eSzssls Ant-s
-wAsey~7esn. Ar~rtSAa Sssass,'
-0nss. IA, kazlss
-rss. ~ Ays Nr,e.s
.sne '~n 70 ne Sa<k. "a o..
NV 4 Cansi n tAs 1ssez' cO-e-ss
~ NJ. e4sy--- AAss> Ea 80 sh.a 4
sastsS II Ass say. e. 49, va
savsnt e<>a Aaslrs yVs- ~ay any
sisosins nv p&aver. IN -, ycurS
sae Arsr.caa transAse- As-s yU-s-
s<H~
No really. SIR
~A~. ts<t tsxr stzss . Hsiass NQw
rsarf NE. snA AJAX ne ~sl caa
tlik Engbss ,es> sr1 vi;A Ees,rs.
aus,sy Tat xsllt kncck yczr eye
Cat Z yc2e give ~ ~. a cAAae~.
e-t cor1sss. Cd Asaa. z ysa set wba;
mean. ths, ss-rss 20 0ss<- cs~rs- +
eiArs. I ssS~2t say--is thls <e.Aaliss- f
nsa, vse elsss eaf ~ asrry tax
bat yoa- eva lStls see~
We'll slac~ ygs ~. * ~ sasas-
i,sy vii e~n ~. Yea a-~ really
.es frs, American va Gas Asss,s sesl
.as ,rsssa,cr. Tia tr;sa.sa<d ne =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Erus Ezsls "sf-ald !nrv snvessA-
=aAans have narrowed Tie 1roesiNt1a
rsssun aF ne shae maan&artlsers asls
Eia aras Is4a s.rs. Insst aasl &C sesF1nS
~ a wooden asina bugaasIu Ia f-is'ifsn
sli.. asaple INTO submission alasr ex-'
.artsun. vs1e manufacturers ars heGsn
asng ia see lower 1rsees.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Tom Jenkins Since caaGs aaI
beeume normal enudsf1un. one san-
drrs thar flie sinp spoilers aavan I
MANNED Ehe orrsnngTapnv CT he vur'ii
They cuuid sars Iez-sr by s2ai..lg
IL 4-a-a-sr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

= 'crrsS S.-S-s,-sSAs.sz - - 80
s,e a. tc-s
Ce.s-at PersA1zs lArsrs lie ereS-
liza Q. a =cu.rsn: "a tee q ~
All AZ LAa&rss- = Cso-Ss s1ers ,,s
sNsss Al 49, tivsssscs icseat ~
-egAres AIS sscso- as r2s nos. 1it.1-
e1- pasee . ,srrr.;ory es ~ w1cts
Aa.sie src1. l.3 tAiaks ne ac,.svs
meats x ~ 4 : Z there Sszs woe-
~ x p@-1lneas -cnx1sz,.
2. Is4ly G~seral Psrsa.as : ,s tis-
s-h@te 1eSc-2.-11s Alcl< a r1nAer
.Vg i.a-Aaa lasca etrSsrs an lva
se-x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

NJ "a Nrs Jsnss D Sslp1sn e.
fsllA snnoenos 0s bra q = niAe-
po1na h@1s say. Aasasl a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
Why Do You
Read Newspapers?

Right you TO know what's gcag everywhere to be
well informed"
You read the trent page for the Important news
There's at least page that yuu turn
probably several pages.
NAV Sc she editorial page the woans page the sporting
page.
Perhaps it's the market page, CT local news
At want to have information On whatever
interests you.
De you rad the advertising columns regularly?
Do you know that they of the important features
your favorlte newspaper
You Interested in whatever viii save YOU money se and
labor.
Read the advertisements learn what yuu
and where to find Il
hs newspaper advertisements VIII you to increase your
11owsdge aud your income.
nns liberal education shsmselvss Dsad than faithfully
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

fatgv olsmaA: rsers = NJ 90
s.nlssd sss csrnsiise1 ~.rf.rs
AGAINST iea&<<o "a annsanc~m-nf
Eeaics - tel norr lxais.t lo.art
me tea g.Es,er-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

JE nsaAshae q r1os a. = sat
r-4a, sisstor Al ~ od1 fsilss bad
carter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

>Pa1-sn sxrsrtnsn.s-s are --axla.s
oisl srss.sstes ~ ccu,csss1as -sss
h1sSs AMI ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

San caraser; -Ho7s ss~isxs s'sr-
"a .oy c.mtsA i a. E1a-ciAg a.
zayos. issieaa ., a 1sn. ~s sNan 81.
.AAs x eaeoz. tkrpass ~ AL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

NJ } n seer has Fsfsraad fssn
Naa.sos. Ms. sAere she Ass ets@
sllsnd.zs -2lssrslts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Az nsns, -Nsyss iAe pselss =
lestiac1 10 flns ga ~ay c.~c1srser-
ise Aas Always waAet p,gcca-'osc -
k.es froa siepsiss ca baiiers seeik
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

AZ G1y. ->Eltts -os,s - l-o~
-as .ve z ~ sfrkiz< nael1 - 1s1s
> al gsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Lsaaer C.asss.-ad Ads gets resalta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

rwa islaaSis ae lie Tonga EDnp are
SAID 70 1a--s disappeared N rscent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

h- RrazzASe rAcaxA - an
r1ky ~ EAaklzzs n,als Aelscai s1-
a=2is - i-t4ssry. ,er F<-~<rve-lrsr
rssce-osel;asss 1zl cAe~rf1i s7lf.t
. ~ tlc- - tirtcsE -. tAe s,lls
s<iS-.a - ~ Saleser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

~. FFewigt. Ef wGaslen saIss 10
en1e Ia 1iere VII prusabsy Ae ne
smpusssian 10 siem sd aeenulr ef Nas
raisp. a. leasr n Tie eiriaA Tha Ir-
ban dvafls4r IN tsler'ssa yau.d ae HI
egmgartaiiss anssS4 something Nsre
rryin- ~ break aAn ear drums a.. III
ssna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
She was Fat

va sN..~. sn t.ls pscr4rs sfsas 4.
-Hl a. an. egs - n.--ri 49,
AL ~ ulln. fs si <s-ss
49, a,,ius-ls no esq 'iif,ac- -1.ls
" <lal1 I tlrm k~ rr<lanss -
ps4aas n iaxs fouthA >1ss
80 . A-iir. s-rssoaA Nrs-
mlv arrf an. m &f-r
1es.fh. s1ilshls snf. ne s,f-
I-an4l h.llg suln4 1D~s
Mad sslgi.. 1If.uG|r. IL
= p sssn-lS D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

3 ~ els- - tlrnssE -. tAe sa.-
s<<-ss = ~ SAlsser
srs& Hel=aa -rts z1l- ,aas
r-0vs1s'i a; CoSS-ass sszzc- .s>Sst
are sAsysrs al. frgekiss~
CIV A,tc-asy - IA. -wAls rzt-
LES Es g way Nsx.sc. lfs-- AVA
committed rss~. t,-y za-.-r. s-sez'l
os rsaIeanf 10 assssC.s. A-osss.ss
L-s n1ck lsss sxpszs.ve tA17 a Ssr1a
ant a pesslc1 80 tie ws1or~
iI.s~ H,r-aLAy Nsx y.l- ,h~
Pclre.aas iz.sr~ss Il ta< Returned
sc'1isr ~ @evssae ne a Escleat
scG-rsAls.
There AZ va sl8-~ e shz py,f.-
-es-t1s sIa~--She inside aasf TN. O..
saie-
TraaS Pl@ra1s sassrves tar Ia
asa ess- srVee Aas .rrpcs several
packets * gas
Ta-s 1slga eaa le saisl % his ersstEr.
Assessor Elceh Carter 3 ae Diaer
sasa is ccmes e uaAlas seanI Dr.
scre a saae sgallza icn a,a-,s
DICK SniAth Inan rfs earmer's
gsass aTas are iaEiny sa-c4ns eggs
thar Ne creating a assiei1 Ia tia tam
sv steesS1g
r 2 B1vdens "rh@rs Is some esrr
1ort II liza taaaigi1 Thae lae eansaHn
srs v0ar haze - serve fae nrrEr-
ssr'S =enreaee Sur am.
Ns'i HrsiIal Eaas employees vhc
a-a Nor tr,lsaad newer ger axav Win
i-iss baaa nInu4
Vi Z Ea-ser Es=h neas uriras.
4 Is sad. ars reaaialng III AZ isaar-
r's'lralcr as tugs The anlS regret N
iiar tiie ears gere nar iaaeu rrs1
general rain throughout sle s1a1a
NJ Kansas Sundas lad ra.itlv 1raa-iv
'aaAieed tls samaeraGare IN tla 1urril
sa-T O is sFata Rain tai il rsnurt-
a ergla savera. aarfs at Siia stare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

s. X sa.d rhaf .ae s~s'1.su- ~ aaFsf
cstca csbs. ant We aa-ego ma ~
american - th4 sit ssccA ; laamans
10 eclsn@vsr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

s'-sl Hcl-1a. Ia E1lr ,1'ns
rrovs1s,l a. a Cotc-asc sazzc- .s<o-t
lre sAgssrs al. frecki.s~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

ra4-e are few tsGglsr asns nan
being great mans sen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

tS@rna1 WANING aavalg prswea IL Z
r.aaaar. the COUNTY has Tit1slraSa
nem rnaf lna as sxgerr hua n@s&.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

lfexieo Rluss 10 slgan Cor heip'
~ae sqns rs.t lr. America has 1EsIah-
ed ~ on sfraisgilt shutting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Il aei-h9cr who's gagisnev N~a q
ngn euSs se Mviar aaid aesi''iA.s sN'
h.ssr,ssg saas n Asafs'liv las' stFaaas
tsas was ssune 70 caA s41 taa la.~-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

i1.s~ Hcr-s1Ay- -NsE yslr n
fclris.aa, lz.srssl Il ta< Returned
sc'tisr ~ @evr,sas ne s:caeat
ss4-rsAas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

There Az swe slk-~ e shz pgsfe-
-eS-a1s sIl~--sae INSIDE aasi IN. o..
saie-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

FRANK Plera1t observes saa9 IL
asa oss- arQee Ina .,rtcs several
packets * gas
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-23
London Honors
Pershing
Sword OF Honor Presented to
American Commander.

London, July l9.-London S
tribute to General Pershlng to-
day takes tile form of the pre-
sen.ation at the Guild Hall of II
sword of honor. Early this
month the corporation Of the
city of London voted To present
TO General Pershing and Mar
shall Foch the freedom of the
city and swords of honor.
The sword of honor is gold
mounted and is Il handsome re-
production of the American
army pattern. Tho hilt has the
figure of Britannia on one side
and Liberty on the other. On
the upper band is displayed the
arms Of the United States on
one side and the arms of the
city of London on the other.
In the enamel below the Amer
lean coat Of arms is General
Pershing's monogram in dia-
monds aud rubies, with the
American flag and Union Jack
On the reverse side enameled
ribbons display the names Of
the battles in which the Amer.
lcan troops participated and of
General Pershing's campaigns.
The decoration of a Knight
Of Grand Cross of the Order of
the Bath, with which General
pershing has been presented
appears on the lower band.
The rose, shamrock and thistle,
symbolcal Of the United King
dom, figure in the decorations.
The scabbard is of leather. The
hit and bands are of eighteen
karat gold. The inscription on
the blade reads;
Presented by the corpora.
ton of the city of London to
Gen. John j. Pershing, q. c. b.,
coinmander-in-chief of the
American Expeditionary Forces
in testimony of it's high appre-
citation of the valuable services
rendered by him and the troops
under his command in the cause
Of freedom in the great war
Just concluded"
The sword was made by the
Goldamiths and Silversmiths
Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-23
Game Postponed.

The game scheduled here be-
tween Stonega and Big Stone
Gap Saturday afternoon, was
called oil on account of wet
grounds, although the players
and fans waited until five o'clock
hoping that the rain would stop.
1t was a great disappointment rs
every baseball fan was expecting
a fast game. Johnny Rays band
marched to the grounds in their
new uniforms and rendered sew
eral musical selections.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-23
No Ban
On Wines for Sacramento
Purposes Says New
Ruling.

Washington, July l9.-ltegu-
lation just issued by the Bureau
of Internal Revenue afford every
religious organization in the
United States opportunity to OBJ
tain wine for sacramento pur-
poses.
eve have endeavored to cut
outall red tape, >" Deputy Com
missioner Gaylord said, "and
have made the regulations easy
for bona fidc organizations TO
follow
Where sacramental wines are
produced and distributed under
clerical supervision, as in Ger
tain monastcrics of the Roman
Catholic church, the usual in
ternal revenue tax must be paid
and accurate records kept of all
shipments.
In case of purchase of wine
NUN NtUlclS llbt uilutt titul tll
supervision the bureau express
ed II preference that an affidavit
OF the use to which the wine
was 10 be put accompany the
order, for the protection of both
the seller and the purchaser
Churches not having lierarchal
organizations will obtain VINE
on the application of the minis
ter or duly authorized officer of
the congregations.
Jewish congregations, each of
which is a separate entity under
no superior prclatc, will obtain
wine for their services OF appli-
cation of the rabbi. The histor-
ic mead, brewed from grapes
and honey, will continue to he
used in the Passover feast. The
bureau has ruled, contrary TO
erroneous reports that mead was
prohibited, that the drink may
be made in accordance with an
cicnt custom in the home of
Jewish families, when intended
for use in the religious festival.
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and all the state organizations
are throwing themselves full
length and full strength into the
campaign. Three million Bap-
lists are to 90 in and put it over.
1t is to be the greatest and most
meaningful movement ever in
augurated by Southern Baptists.
Its issues to the cause of Christ
are incalculable. This money
will help every phase of relig-
ious life represented by Baptists
throughout the whole world. Ii
is expected that every Baptist
church, more than % thousand
of them, and every Baptist mem
Der, more than 3 million, will
put themselves in great fashion
into this movement.
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WillTrade with
Germany
announcement Is Made BY
Acting Secretary Polk OF
State Department.

Washington, July ll.-Trade
between the United States and
Germnny will be resumed i'm
medIute!y, Acting Secretary
Folk, of the State Department,
announced today.
Secretary Polk made it clear
That resumption of trade rela-
lions with Germany did not
abrogate the trading with the
enemy act nor was it to be TAX
en- AS meaning that the state of
war was at an end.
MIR. Polk said blanket licenses
would be issued, but that chem
reals and potash would be ex.
cepted. Control over trade in
these commodities will be ex-
efc'sed by the reparation com
mission under the terms Of the
peace treaty. a formal am.
nonncement regarding resump-
.ioh OF trade relations was
promised within forty eight
hours.
NJ Vance Mccormick, chair.
man OF the War Trade Bonid
VINO returned from Paris with
resident Wilson, said there
would be virtually complete
,teedom of trade, subject to the
unit OF credits which Germany
might be able TO establish. Dyes
ana certain other commodities
WI. be excepted, however, as
uhuer the terms of the peace
treaty trade in these ia to be
eohtrolled by the PREPARATION
commission.
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Injured Boy Taken Home.

Beverly lthoton, the l2-ycar-
old boy who was run over by II
freight train near the Natural
Tunnel several days ago and lost
his left leg, and who was brought
here to have the limb anputated [,
has been steadily improving and
was able to be taken to his home
in Scott county Monday morning.
He occupied rooms III the Momta
Vista Hotel while here and last
Friday night the young fellow
was entertained by a party given
by the ladies and children of the
hotel and a purse of 500 was
presented to him, all or which
young Rhoton seemed to enjoy
greatly. He was also in receipt
of several gifts outside of town
from hotel guests who had de-
parted.
During his stay here he was
attended by Drs. Painter aud
Baker and nursed by Miss Eleanor
Baker, who is here on vacation
from the University Hospital at
Baltimore.
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ANNOUN CEMENT

AZ n meeting of the Demo-
cratic County Committee, held
at Norton, Virginia, on June
25th, | received the unanimous
nomination for the office of
Wise County Circuit Court
Clerk, in lieu of MIR. w. f. Rich.
mond, who has withdrawn.
After consideration, | have
accepted the nomination, and
hereby announce my candidacy.
| will greatly appreciate the
support Of the voters of Wise
county; and if elected, | pledge
my best efforts to administer
the office to the satisfaction of
the community.
This July ist, 1919.
% 81 FRANK G.. HABURN.
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AMUZU THEATRE
Thursday, July Gath
MISSIONARY MEETING

The Woman's Missionary SO.
cicty of the Nj. +. Church, South,
met in regular monthly session,
Thursday afternoon, July Bird,
al the beautiful home Of Mrs.
G.. n. knight, with twelve mem
bers in attendance. The meet
ing opened by singing, "Nearer
My God TO Thee Mrs, |, G.
Taylor led in prayer. Mrs. I. j.
ChriSty, president, presided al
the business session. Very good
reports were made by the Of
liccrs. Mrs. Taylor, 2nd vice
president, reported . new names
Tor the baby roll.
Mrs. Matthews led the dcyo-
tional program using for the Bi-
bic lesson "StewardShip appre-
hendcd.' The hymn, "Somc
thing for Thee, was sung and
Mrs. |. c. Taylor read a very III
tcrcsting article, the Lash OF
the Americanization of the For
eigncr.' In connection with
this Mrs. j. Is. Wamplcr read,
Where to Begin and Mrs.
Wren read, GLOW to Begin aud
What to Teach Mrs. 1'ay ion
accompanied by Mrs. Matthews
on the piano, sang Il beautiful
solo, Dear Lord Forgive. !" Dur
ing the social hour The hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Wren, served
delicious refreshments and W.
Adjourned to meet IN August
with Mrs. w. Il. Kilbournc.
Mas. c. G. I!oNEycuTr,
Supt. Pub.