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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
East Stone Gap


The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Williams, of Big Stone
Gap, was the scene of an enjoy
able party, Wednesday evening,
October 6, when Miss Creme
Gillv, sister of Mrs Williams,
entertained in honor of her
birthday. The guests began to
arrive at eight o'c ock and from
that time until eleven, there
was not n dull moment. Music
and games made The time pass
all too quickly. ~ ten O'Clock
the guests were uihercd into
the dining rom, where IL beau
tifully decorated table greet Il
the cA go Of all. H. the centre.
the lovely birthday cake, beau
tiful i'll its snowy whitrneSs
held sway over all the delicious
refreshments. The color scheme
of pink, white aud chocolutr,
was successfully carried out in
the ices, cake and home made
candy. Later III the evening.
fruits were served. At eleven
O'Clock the party reluctantly
made their way toward the
cars which brought them, bid
ding the hostess good night,
and wishing her many happy
returns of the day.
Miss Gilly, who is ii senior in
the East stone Gap High
School, was voted a most
charming hostess, and the many
beautiful birthday gifts, She re
ceived, attested her popularity.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
Miscellaneous Shower for
Miss Bailey.

Mrs. Robt. b. Alsover was
the hostess of beautifully
planned party and miscellane-
GUS shower ut her home last
Wednesday afternoon from
three thirty to six O'Clock com
plimentary 20 Miss Janet Bal.
ley, bride to be.
The color scheme for the
wedding of green and yellow
was used effectively in the dec
orations of the lower floor of
the home by autumn flowers.
AT tho close of the afternoon
prizes were awarded 20 Mrs.
Il. b. Tinsley and Mrs. Proctor
Brown. ~ pair of silk hose was
given Miss Bailey, the honoree.
Misses Ruth Smith aud Eve.
lyn Alsover assisted Mrs. Also
YER at the close of the afternoon
in presenting the shower of
many useful gifts to Miss Bal.
Icy and later in serving n de
licious salad course followed
by an ice course and coffee to
the guests.
Among those present at this
honor event were: Mesdames
f. j. PRESCOTT, j. NJ Goodloe,
Il. B.Tinsley, j o. Smith, T.. f.
Goodloe, b. T.. Rhoads, II. l..
Lane, j. Il. Wampler, NJ. X.
Kelly, Otis Mousar, VIII Good
loo, Karl Stoehr, Garrett Scott,
Geo. l.. Taylor, Proctor Brown,
i. Il. Cochran, b. +. Warner,
j. II. Mathews, Jas. X. Taylor,
Sally A Bailey, l. Q. Taylor
and Misc Janet Bailey.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
Revival Services.

There will be revival services
at the Baptist church each
night this week by Rev. Haley,
evangelist. Come and help 10
make this a great victory for
God and His church. The first
sermon was preached Sunday
morning This was an especial
ly good sermon, brief and to
the point, sound, logical reas-
oning; being used to SHOW what
kind of church God can use.
The order in church is good.
and those who come away, are
so pleased and Interested that
they bring others to hear the
good sermons Everybody likes
to hear something true and in.
teresting and surely man of
God is among us, SO come and
help all You can.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

There's very charming lady
in this community who once,
when slightly peeved, declared
that there is never anything in
this sheet worth reading. Some
of these days we are going to
run a nice, genteel, compli-
mentary notice about herself.
And tben-but it's woman's
prerogative to change her mind
without notice.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
W. 3. PETERs,
Post Commander.
SAM i. DICKENsoN,
Secretary

The public doesn't seem TO be
able TO work up any fearful
sympathy for the gamblers who
got stung in the baseball scan
dial, but at the same time it
would like to see crooked play
ers placed where they belong
behind straight bars. The ma
tional game is in fair way to
be regarded with suspicion by
every honest person.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
Ex- Service Men Due Victory
Medal.

Appalachian, Va, Oct. G.-Ev-
cry eNservice man that has nm
honorable discharge from any
branch of the service is due Il
Victory Medal, aud will be is
sued one when application is
made. Applications for these
medals can be filed with the
Henry n. Tate Post of the
American Legion, at Appala-
lachia, Va, and the medals
will be mailed direct to the APP
plicant from Washington, d. c.,
within a few days after the ap.
plication is filed. 1t is absolute
ly necessary that we have your
discharge in order that a copy
can be made.
Any men that are due these
medals and wish to file apph-
cation through this post can do
SO after October 10th by calling
ut the post club room over Full
er's store at Appalachia, Va.
We can also furnish blanks for
reinstatlng your government
Insurance, viii also be glad to
fill them in. Any man That has
not been discharged longer than
eighteen months can reinstate
by paying two months pre-
miums, and the men that have
been discharged longer than
eighteen months can reinstate
on liberal conditions. You can
get most any kind of insurance
desired.
W. b, PETERS,
Post Commander
SAM i. DICKENsoN,
Secretary
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

The lecture with slides given
by Rev. Belts Thursday night
was very much enjoyed. AL
though not very We'll advertis.
ed it was well attended and a
neat little sum was realized.
The entertainment has been
postponed, but never mind
about that, it will be all the
better when it does come. There
VIII be music, plenty of it,,
string music, six pieces, solos
quartettes, duets, choruses and
drills. You won't be disnppoint-
ed, so come October lG-l5c
and 25c
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
Good Roads

Richmond, Oct. 7.-Before n
distinguished gathering of state
and city officials and members
of the largest and most repre-
sentative organizations of
Richmond, "Virginia's New
Hour" the five reel motion
picture produced To aid the
cause of better highways IN the
state, was shown here Monday
night for the first time.
The meeting was under the
auspices of the Kiwanis Club,
which will sponsor the good
rood roads campaign in Rich
moud leading up TO the vote on
the roads amendment on Nov
embcr =. Governor Westlnore.
land DAVIS, Mayor George
Ainslie, of Richmond, Commits.
sioner of Agriculture Kolner
aud other state and city officials
were present at the premier eX.
hibition. Several prominent
mon spoke briefly on the roads
amendment.
Beginning this week, the pic
ture will be shown III theatres,
school houses and meeting
phases throughout the state IN
the interest of better highways.
The production was made by
the Virginia Good Roads Asso-
cation AT cost of nearly 800
600 and is said to be the finest
state good roads picture ever
made. Tho use of portable
electric lighting equipment will
permit the showing Of the pic.
ture III the rural districts of the
state to the farmers, who are
more interested in better roads
than any other one class in the
state.
More than 1000 Virgiuians
appear in the picture, which
shows the educational, agricul
turnl, commercial aud indus.
trial beauties of Virginia
against Il background of high
way development. Stress is laid
upon the fact that the state has
progressed as far as it can on
disconnected aud partially i'm
proved roads and shows that n
point has been reached in the
development of the Old Domin-
ion where the losses caused by
bad roads are far greater than
the cost of n State Highway
System.
Commissioner of Highways
George Z. Coleman has declur.
cd that this system can be
built in six years without in
creasing taxes one penny if the
state is enabled TO issue bonds
for highway construction. The
good roads amendment TO the
Constitution permitting this TO
be voted on at the election on
November ,. Widespread en-
dorscment of this amendment
has been given aud hundreds OF
the most prominent men in the
state are working for its pas
sage.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
Bull Fights and Base Ball.

Bull fyhtinr is ,bo national
sport in Spain In the United
States il ~ base bali
In Spain every one goes to
see the matadorc vnnouish the
bull. from the king down to the
humblcst citizen. 1t is a gala
day. and the matadore is n ma
tional hero.
In this country large mum.
burs of people 20 to the ball
games, from the office boy down
10 the head OF the firm. The
electric wires flash the result to
tho entire nation
The bull fight is clean, even
if il is CORY. Graft apparently
has not entered into the sport,
as the matndorc could hardly
throw" the fight iii favor Of
the bull without having his in
sides tossed all over the arena
from the horns of the pain
maddencd animal.
But base ball, the American
national gamey
Honest lovers of the sport are
SICK, nauseated, holding their
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
NOTICE.!

On account of the revival ser
vices ut the Baptist church this
week, the entertainment which
was to have been given October
10 has been postponed till DC
tober %. Please remember the
date and admission-l5 and %
cents.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

The fellow who is too indif-
frrent to vote can now remain
at home and wash dishes while
his wife goes to the polls and
performs her duty as citizen.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

The full dinner pail is no lon
ger a slogan in our national
elections. Nothing short of n
complete dining car service
would satisfy the average voter
of today.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

There is one crop in this
country which never becomes
extinct. The defeated candidate
is always able to produce an
.alibi.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

The old practice of going
about with II CHIP on ones
shoulder has about died out.
Too much danger OF proiiteers
getting the chip.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

No matter how the election
goes in November, there will
still be hundred million people
left who are willing to work or
be worked. Wen get along.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

When u politician coyly re-
marks that he is in the hands
of his friends il is time to begin
delving into the records Of those
friends.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

II given their choice between
n life of happiness and one Of
sorrow, some people would be
SO greedy they would want
both,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

W hy lament the fact that You
are not rich' II we had "A mil
lion we would always be want.
ing something that it would
take two millions to buy
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

Don't slip through life at too
strenuous a pace. You may slip
u cog and slip out at the same
speed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

With the advent of suffrage
the henpecked husband should
breathe profound sigh of re.
lief. Women will be too busy
settling the Intricate problems
Of state to was,e time on the
minor affairs of life.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

An exchange remarks that
this year the nations birthday
was not only safe and sane, but
dry aud dusty. TWAS.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

When you feel that it is IN.
wise to to tell even a part Of
the truth you might comprom,
Use by telling the whole of it.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13
Follow Health Rules and
Avoid Diphtheria.

Richmond, Oct. S. "Ban.
ish the common drinking cup
aud you will have gone u long
way toward getting rid of diph
iberia aud scarlet fever" This
is the message that tho State
Board of Health is sending
broadcast throughout Virginia
now when the schools are re.
opening and the season for
those diseases is approaching.
The Health Department ap
preciates that there has been a
very marked Improvement in
the situation relating to the dis.
cases named above as well as
other OF the socalled nonspray
borne type; but there is still
room for Improvement. AS has
been repeatedly stated by the
state Board of Health these
diseases can not be acquired OK.
cept by the transfer of secre-
tons from the sick to the well
and by the "sick" is not neces-
sarily meant those who show
Signs of illness, since many
carry the germs of disease and
YET exhibit no symptoms.
Among the means OF transfer,
the common drinking cup rank $
as the chief; and that Is why
the board is urging its abolish
ment. 1t is perfectly simple 10
fasten drinking socket where
there IL running water and il is
not SO difficult 10 attach these
to pumps. The Health Board
does not want TO see any school
close this year because of an
epidemic of diphtheria; and il
feels that with no common
drinking cup this disaster il
not apt 10 occur.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

Brains are of little value, un-
less fellow has common sense
enough to apply them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-13

Time was when most any
kind OF u nobleman could pick
up an American heiress merely
by indicating his Willingness to
accept her along with her
dough" Now, however, hand
some chauircurs are much moro
popular than ordinary dukes,
princes and counts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29

he sees you tripping toward the lair
where be lies waiting"
Gracious me, wish you hadn't told
me all that" cried Peggy. '.Hew can
! dance gaily when I know that awful
giant is watching me and waiting for
me?' go, .,.
"If you are good actress you can
do it," declared Red Beard. And to
show him she was good actress, Peggy
went dancing and singing up toward
the castle on the crag, though her heart
Quaked with a dozen fears. The birds
went with her, Judge Owl, Genera
Swallow, Mrs. Purple Swallow. Reddy
Woodpecker, Blue Jay, Mr.. Robin ano
the others. They sang merriiy and
Coated around her in an airy dance
making picture so pretty that Peggy
forgot her nervous dread.
Up they frolicked until they came to
a broad. deep moat or ditch which ran
around the castle. The bottom Of the
ditch was filled with water.
MY goodness I'm glad the ditch is
there" thought Peggy. Giant Fierce
Fangs can't get across to grab me.
But even as she thought this there
was II creaking and clanking of chains
and drawbridge let itself down, span
ming the ditch.
Peggy expected to .see Giant Fierce
Fangs dart out to seize her. but there
was no sign of life from the castle.
All was quiet, so quiet that Peggy
grew bolder and thought she would take
a peek within the castle gates.
Slowly she crept across the bridge.
holding herself ready to dash back at
the first sign of danger.
1.-THE Giant may be away" whisper :
ed Peggy, to General Swallow, but even
as she whispered, there came a creak-
ing and a clanking behind her aud the
drawbridge rose into the air and swung
back against the castle walls, shutting
off her escape.
'Ho, ho, ho!' roared rough voice
in boisterous laughter. ''Ho, no, no,
my bride has come to me,
Peggy whirled around and faced the
Giant Fierce Fangs.
"Fear not, Princess Peggy" shrek ,
ed the birds. Fear not, we go to
bring your hero lover to the rescue" 1"
And the birds fled and left her alone
with the Giant.
(Tomorroto toH be told hoo Billy
Comes to the rescue ioitA his daring
siEnts.) 8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29
CHAPTER Nv
The Castle OH the Crag

|"WHERE does the awful Giant
W Fierce Fangs keep himself?"
asked Peggy, after Red Beard, the nov
ing picture maker, had told her she
could be the heroine of his photoplay,
Dut must defy the Giant Fierce Fangs.
There, in the castle on the hilltop" P"
answered Red Beard, pointing upward
10 bleak stone fortress that stood on
Ia crag overlooking the town. "Fierce
fangs lives all alone. for he is too awful
Tor any one to live with him. And be-
cause he lives alone he is lonesome.
That is why he wants to steal you
iron your hero lover and make you
Dis unhappy BRIDE
i don't want to be his unhappy
pride, declared Peggy.
'Of course not, and you will not
|Oe II Billy proves true hero and rescucs
|'Ou from his clutches" said Red Beard.
But suppose Billy shouldn't be able
70 rescue me-" suggested Peggy, look =
|png up doubtfully at the cold, gray
walls OF the castle, and then down at
,plliy' The walls seemed very big and
4 ne seemed very small
N, linen You will be doomed to a life
IL misery and my picture will be spoil
II, declared Red Beard.
IsisnHtse Hevfr fG fear, Peggy, III fight dozen ;
SasS "A,d 70 ,Si save you" promised Billy.
''ant OF the Woods. "Hee- haw, and
VIII we ALL" brayed Balky Sam,
61pgSaking 1pSng for himself, Billy Goat,
fOu.9ny .y Bull and the birds.
we must make pictures while the
an shines, and soon it will be dark, -
saa saa hed Beard, and he got his camera
10y; Say farewell to your friends,
o,r. oa dance forth gaily to gather wild
srTs |oTssI among the hills. BE happy and
rul' ier though you know it not, the
asalt aht Fierce Bangs, hidden behind. his
i,he ri,S Yglls Is watching you from afai
~ n'R telescope. aud leering eyilig Al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
.' THE GIANT OF MOVIELAND
BY DADDY

Peggy, Billy, the Giant of the
woods, and their animal and bird
friends erploro moving picture city,
ana fnd Themselves called upon to be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29

(Tomorroio t0M be told hoo Billy
comes TO The rescue ioifh MS daring
stKHis,)
The Adair County news., 1920-10-27
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have to do all the watching while he
sleeps.
You might add that she said he
could not catch a freed coon, and also
that he should keep his eyes open in
the daytime and catch Mr.. Rabbit If
he wished to help the farmer save his
garden.
81 will see Mistress Puss and tell
her that Mr.. Dog said he did not see
why the farmer brought her here, as
she could not do a thing but stay in
the house and sleep when she really
should be out catching the birds that
spoil the grass.
81 will tell her, too, that he said
she was a lazy, gOOd-for-nOthing crea-
ture and could only eat and sleep
while he had all the work to do"
Madam Mouse was not a very wise
little creature, but she was sure Mr..
Fox knew what was best, and she was
not afraid of Mr.. Dog, so she left her
children by the fence and ran over to
where Mr.. Dog was asleep in his
house.
The next morning very early when
Puss came out of the house Mr.. Fox
was waiting for her down the road
where she went for a walk.
When Puss heard what he had to
tell she ran with flashing eyes back
to the barnyard and there stood Mr.
Dog as angry as she was.
All day they quarreled, and when
night came both were so tired they
slept, while Mr.. Fox and Madam
Mouse Toasted.
"And the end of it was that the
farmer had to get rid of Mistress
Puss because she and Mr.. Dog quar-
relied so much.
at did not work out just as In
tended" said Mr.. Fox, one night wher
he was trying to get a fat hen with
out waking Mr.. Dog. 81 thought she
would scratch out his eyes, she was
so angry, and then he could not SCI
me. There Madam Mouse is living II
the house, I expect, having all thu
food she wants, while 1 am in just a
much danger as before. am always
doing something for somebody VIII
never does anything for me. Ger
tainly am a kind-hearted' fellowl"
(copyrightl
The Adair County news., 1920-10-27
Bio Industrial Growth.

Products of Industrial plants in Dau-
phin county, Pennsylvania, increased
more than S1OO,OOO,OO0 in value in
three years, and in 1918 aggregated
almost a quarter Of a billion dollars,
according to a summary of reports is
sued by the statistical bureau of the
Pennsylvania department of internal
affairs. The greatest advance was in
the value Of the metal products, the
county engaging heavily in the manu-
facture of munitions during the war
and showing a value of $16S, 100000 in
metals produced or fabricated in 1918:
One Of the remarkable features Of the
county's Industrial development is the
growth of the chocolate and candy in
duStry, witt products valued at $780,
OOO,000 in 1918, a huge gain in three
years. Value of footwear and clothing
produced is given at more than So
OOOnOO per year, and anthracite coal
$3,OOO,OOO.
The Adair County news., 1920-10-27

~ know other day when | tella
! YOU bouta go cen dat restaurant
al. make a waiter mad dreenka too
n cha coffee? Well, lasa night 1
ina my frien go weeth me cen dat
place. / no lika dat waiter and he
q li!la me, too, so 1 feegure was
g.. ia idee gotta pretty hungry so
corid eata everything before he hava
tie for TAXA back to da cook.
T'ut I tink my frien gotta leettle
disgust. He say, "WOt's matter,
Pro. you eata too queeck" He
tc'.1 me 1 getta indigest eef eata so
fa-f l say wOt's deefrence-eef eata
o. "ck gotta indigest, and eef no eata
greek 1 am still hungry.
Ny frien say 1 should geeva tip for
d. waiter when we stoppa eat and
g. nome. I was cen da fieever one
time when he tip and no like yer
mnnrh. So l tella my frien mebbe
was bcsta idee just skid leetle bit
BIZ "s'u know l gotta wrong idee
bOura wOt was dat tip when my frien
exp,atna weeth me. So tella heem
al "'ght eef dat waiter no TAXA my
food back to da cook l tip heem and
e.. hr do I hit heem.
~ = my frien wot was besta way
for So. He say when pay for da
fond geeva waiter feefty cents for tip.
BIZ when we was flemish geeva
ter cents and tella heem was justa
Iectle skid.
But l tink he try getta fresh weeth
me-. | dunno. Jusa before we leavea
dal place he breenga leetle bowl wOt's
al weeth water. ask my frien wot
was dat for and he say washa da feen-
ger cen. And righta Queek am sorry
I geeva dat waiter ten cents. You
know dat son-of-a-gun breenga water
for wash cen but he never show up all
night weeth da soap.
Wot you tink?
The Adair County news., 1920-10-27
GIVE US THAT NEXT JOB
OUR WORK IS UP-TO-DATE

Judge Gilbert, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, in this
district, is a man of ability, a
Democrat in whom there is no
guile, and every Democrat, male
and female, should give him
their hearty support. Last week
the Judge was here, went over
the county, making votes at ev-
cry stop.