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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-28

during the day This IS expected to
clear up the troublesome question of
how far local posts may SO in mat
ters regarded as political.
with the refusal Of Col. Milton J.
- be used a. a candidate for national
commander. and the lining 70 OF the
Illinois delegation behind Col +. ".
Galbraith Of Cincinnati. the latter leap
ed into the leadership in the race for
chief houors. closely followed by Col.
Hanford NacNider Of Mason CITY. Ia.
Race Between CoIOneIs
Col J r J. Herbert Of Worchestsr.
hag strong backing from New England
and scattered support from other sec
ons. Il is reported this morning that
the Massachusetts man Will be pre-
sented 70 the convention by ex-senator
Luke Lee of Tennessee.
L Is stll1 a race between colonies.
10 buck prlvates name mas been men
toned.
Opposition to both MacNider and
Herbert developed in the lobbie Aasr
night The Iowan il opposed because
81 his youth while Herbert is yaid to
have opposed Col Calvin CooIidge's
stand on the Boston police strike.
National Commander Franklin
DtOler today Will present check for
$500 gor back compensation 10 Jack
Kelley 81 Chicago said to is lhe most
decorated man 81 tile twenty seven
medal OF honor guests III The conven-
zion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-28

CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA DE
PARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
NOTICE OF 10th STREET PAVE
MENT. PRIMARY ASSESSMENT
ROLL MEETING.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that the As
sessment Roll in the matter of the inn
provcment of 120th Street from Atchi-
Son Avenue TO Lake Avenue BY constra
citing a pavement twentS-seven (27) feet
in width OF a six inch concrete base with
"A wearing surface 81 two and one-half
inches of asphaltic concrete conbina-
ton cement curb end gutter flag along
both sides Of pavement. cement side
WALK SIX feet wide and Ave inches in
depth along the lot lines ou both side
81 said street. constructing gutter in-
lets for drainage and dliing aud grading
the entire width Of street.
IN the city or Hammond. County Of
Lake and State Of Indiana. has been pre-
pared By order Of the Board Of Public
Works of said City. ard that the same
Is now ON file in the office of said Board
for public examination and inspection
and that the said assessment roll CON
talns the names Of All property owners
affected thereby and tho respective
amounts assessed against each lot or
tract of land for said Improvement. aud
that by resolution said Board has fixed
the nth day Of October. 1920. at .
O'Clock p. m. In the office Of the Board
of Public Works in the CITY Hall Of
said city as the time and place for hear
ing remonstrances and objections from
all persons affected thereby as 20 the
special benefits derived therefrom and
assessed against said respective lot on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-28
CONVENTION
BEGINS THE
HARD WORK
Question Of LegiOn'S Interest
In Politics is Expected
Today.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
fLEN ELAND, o., sept ZS--ilis~es
greeted former Commander Bi1inE~-
iry's statement against the bonus GA
the floor OF tho second convention of
the American Legion here this nfter-
noon.
I'VE do not want the legion to so
On record in favor of grabbing money
a. soon a. gathers sufficient
strength said Commander BiIiinEsIcv.
The convention had already re-
affirmed acceptance of the adjusted
compensation committees report in
voFing senate passage of house bill
t4I5S-thc legion four fold optional
plan. when Ben W. Metz. Of Pittsburgh,
asked for a rOU call. This set OF the
fireworks. After heated discussion
the demand for II roll call was voted
Down.
II is understood that the chief lobby
against the bill now awaiting senate
approval comes from the SOuth which
il said to fear the aGIuent and indie
pendent negro.
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CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA. DE
PAHTMENT OF pt1LlC WORK
%orICE OF SUPERIOR AVENUE
F*N I'm ENr PRIMARY ASSESS
MENT ROLL MEETING
To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
yea are hereby notified thaj the AS
sessment Roll ia the matter or the im-
poHtment of Superior Avenue from the
South tire Of 1fath saeet 10 the North
uHe of i2tst Street bv constructing
thereln q pavement consisting Of CON
crete base sly inches thick with a wear
nag surface OF 21s jnches of mixed as
rhaltic concrete - feet wide Combin-
alton curb and gutter flag Ccurb inches
wide and gutter flag rs inches wide)
ON each side Of said pavement Cement
walk six feet Wade on oaes side OF aaid
street adjacent 10 the street line. Grad
mig the fuA width of the street. ga inch
Iced water service atuhs Catch basins
and inlets for drainage,
In the City of Hammond County of
Lake and State OF Indiana has hecn pre-
pared by order of tae Board DC Public
works of said CITY. ord that the same
is now ON MS in the office of said Board
for public examination and inspection,
and that the said assessment roll con
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tains The names Of all property owners
affected thereby and the respective
amounts assessed against each lot or
tract of land for said Improvement and
that By resolution said Board has hxed
the llth day Of October. 1920. at 2
O'Clock p. m, in the office of the Board
of Public works IN the City Hall of
said city as the time and place for hear
ing remonstrances and objections from
all persons affected thereby as 10 the
special benefits derived therefrom and
assessed against said respective lot on
said assessment roll and that said Board
VIII after said hearing and examination.
confirm or modify each respective as
sessment as made. provided that it finds
that said property affected thereby IS
benefited ia the respective amounts
a. !. SWANSON.
JACOB WIhER.
Il g. DIETRICH
Board Of Public Works
WILLIAM g. ROSE City clerk. 9-2s-10-6
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assessed against said respective Get on
SAID assessment roll and that said Board
VIII after said hearing and examination.
connrm or modify each respective as
sessment as made. provided that 1t hnds
that said property affected thereby IS
benefited in the respective amounts.
A. J. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER.
L g. DIETRICH
Board Of Public Works
WILLIAM G. ROSE. city Clerk 9-26-1G-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-28

Pale Children need Iron
end they owe TO take GROVES IRON
TONIC SYRUP. Absolutely harmless.
Price 75c at any drug store
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NOTICE

VIII offer Tor sale a the corner Of
Logan and Holman streets In Hueln
Block, Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept
2Sth and 29th. the following:
Government surplus fancy bacon.
tho kind you pay 45c and soc for
a i pound can at $3.50
Government surplus fancy Early
June Peas. the kind YOU pay 15c
to 1Sc for. per dorm -- %
Corn Beef Hash. one pound can pa
Fancy Corn Beef. No. CAN "a
Fancy Corn Beef. pound cam I.75
Fancy California Cherries. No. 10
can at ----------------- 135
Fancy California Peaches. No. 10
can at ----------------- 80
Fancy California Apricots. no. "a
Better take advantage Of these sales
while they last and lay in your winter
needs
9-27-28 DANIEL BROWN
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CLEVELAND o. sept 2s.-Geluns
sht down % hard work after the
ceremonies and parade Oh the opening
day, the second annual session of the
American lesion here today is expected
- clearly define the attitude Of the or
sanizations looking TO the proper care
for injured and disabled men. The
henus proposals and other matters OF
special interest 10 service men.
~ IL.
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De LUXE THEATRE
GO GET II"

An A-B-C Electric Washer will be given
away FREE during the run of Mary
Pickford in "SUDS."
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A. J. SWANSON.
JACOB NIRER.
J. G.. DIETRICH.
Board Of Public Works
q ROSE. City Clerk. as
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WHEAT-No . hard winter. $500
2.331a. 3 hard winter $2.30S2.83
northern spring. S21s: nixed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-02-25
SALTS FINE FOR
Aching KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat, which clogs
Kidneys, then Back hurts and
Bladder bothers you.

Most folks forget that the !idnoEs
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogget
and need flushing occasionally, else VIC
have backache and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu
matte twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis
orders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces OF Ja'
Salts from any good drug store here
take q tablespoonful in a glass OF waite
before breakfast for few days an
your kidneys will then act fine. III
famous salts is made from the acid {
grapes and lemon juice, combined WIZ
jlithia, and is harmless to flush clogget
kidneys and stimulate them to norma
activity. 1t also neutralizes the acids
in the urine 30 It 10 longer lrrltates'
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive
makes a delightful effervescent hthi;
water drink which everybody should to
now and then to keep their kidneys c!""
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist say.
sells lots of Jad Salts TO folks who b":i
In overcoming kidney trouble while H.
only trouble.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-02-25

School Improvement Association,
Friday evening February 20, was
quite a success. Albert Leslie came up
from Abbeville and participated in
the pleasures of the evening. Other
Abbeville boys present were: Alpheus
Leslie, Andrew Hill, William Hughes
and George Cannl
The flu and mumps situation,
while not improving, is no worse. To
date, there are twenty-seven cases of
flu and forty-eight cases of mumps.
So far there has been no pneumonia.
Dick Swetenburg, the star half
,ack of the Sophomore football team
was sorely missed in the game with
he Seniors Saturday. He is sick with
the mumps, but is improving and it is
hoped that will will seen him on the
campus again in few days. ...
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Report of Home Demonstration
Agent

On Monday, Feb. 16. Poultry and
Canning clubs were organized at
Little Mountain. I went to Edgewood
but found school closed. Worked in
Office remainder of the day.
Tuesday, organized Midway Poultry
Club at Campbell school. This club
has IA members has elected officers
and will raise many white wyandotte
chickens. then met with the Home
Demonstration Club at Brownlee.
This club won first prize last year
and has made a good beginning for
1920.
Wednesday, organized Poultry
Club at Sharon; made places for
meeting with South Side Demonstra-
tion Club.
Thursday, went to Due West to
organize clubs but found school
quarantined because of influenza.
Organized Poultry and Canning Club
at Donalds and Vermilion.
i Friday, organized Poultry Club of
13 members at Antreville, also
organized canning club. Met with
Home Demonstration Club at Antre-
vile. Twenty-six women gave their
names as members for 1920. This
club is determined to do much good
work this year.
Saturday, worked in office.
Following is schedule for week
ending Feb. 28:
Monday office work.
Tuesday, Office work. Miss Bailey,
Asst Home Demonstration Agent
will come to Abbeville for several
day work in county.
Wednesday, will organize clubs at
Warrenton and Monterey. Will meet
with Women's Club at Monterey
Subject, Economy in Clothing
Miss Bailey.
Thursday, organize clubs at San
tue, Arborville and Cold Springs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-02-25
THE TEACHER.

(From the Chicago Record-Herald.)
When Harold runs away from school
And steals down to the swimming
pool,
Whom do we hold in ridicule?
The teacher!
If Willie's wild and Tommie's tame
Or Ned is nervous, it's a shame!
And who is sure to get the blame?
The teacher!
Who is too lax, or too severe,
Too weak, or prone to rule by fear,
Too cranky, notional, or queer?
The teacher!
Who's this on the cartoonist's page,
So lean and sharp and sour with age
With spectacles and bird and cage?
The teacher!
And when the funny writer folks,
Set out the readers smile to coax,
On whom does Johnnie play the
jokes?
The teacher!
And yet when Tommie, Jack and Ned
Have reached the heights, and years
have fled,
They find they followed where she
led,-
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the king!

And why does one crave you, elusive
love?
To yuo is due the clasping hand
the mating VOW,
The sacred nest, the pain of birth,
You lend the eye it's light, the
brow it's pride,
The heart it's strength, the soul its
height.
If one loves not, what means the sun
with useless flame,
And April with her opening door,
Sweet May
Who pours her cup and makes the
trees to flower?
What matters song of bird or sigh
of wind
Or forest shade, if one loves not.
Teacher of English.
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Miss Bailey will tell some easy and
Inexpensive ways to Beautify the
Home"
Friday, visit members of South
Side Club.
Saturday, will be in my office
from 1000 to / 100 and from 200 to
400.
Ruth Crowther,
Co. Home Dem. Agent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-02-25
CLEMSON COLLEGE NEWS

Clemson College, February, o.
The Clemson Five beat the Georgia
Tech Five by score of forty tc
seventeen, in lively game of basket
ball Saturday. The victory was cele.
brated Saturday evening by a bon
fire and snake dance.
The dance, given by the Ladies
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-02-25
THE PRESS AND BANNER, Abbeville, s G.
The teacher!

Her young heart beats the march OF
Fate,
Her dreams come true, or soon or OF
late,
She is guardian of the Great White
Gate!
The teacher!
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A KING AND LOVE.
Translated from French

Know you what I, a king, all ardent
seek,
Thru night and day unceasing
erase?
IT'S love!
A crown I wear, and this should me
suffice,
"a king joyous heart should
hear"
'Tis easy said!
Alas! if lack this, I then lack all.
I have thousand men, but not one
love,
A kingdom, but no woman's heart
and soul.
The loves of other men I see: their
low
Notes call in shady groves. The
tell-tale blood
Speaks in each face. Adored, they me
outrank.
Men love me now for noise of fame,
the gold
I fling, the scepter that I bear, the
throne I have;
And yet no power I have to bring
this dream,
That one fair maid shall love me
for myself,
Because that I am I, man, and not
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-01

county have from time to time
signified their willingness to
cooperate in the construction of
this road. This road would
pass through the best section of
southeastern Kentucky and at
Eolin, q point approximately s
miles from Pardee, the connec-
ton would bo made with the
old state road crossing Pine
Mountain to Whitesburg, the
county seat of Lctcher county
approximately II miles distant
from Eolia. This part of the
highway is quite extensively
travelled and as the grading
has mostly been done, it would
not require a grent expenditure
to put it in good condition for
modern traffic. At Whites
burg, which is on the Kentucky
River, connec,ian would be
made with the state highway
leading from Jenkins to Haz.
ard and on out toward the
bluegrass country.
Trusting that | have made
myself entirely clear in this
matter, and inviting any in
quiries.
Very truly yours,
o. FILLAGER.
Blackwood, Va, Nov. %, 1920.
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Enjoyable Dance at Stoneea

Stoncga, Va, Nov. 29-An
impronptu dance, which prov
cd TO be one OF the most enjoy
ahie informal dances ever NV
EN- at the dance hail at Stoncga,
was given Saturday evening
ut eight O'Clock.
Williams Orchestra" of
Winchester, Ky, whose motto
OF late seems 10 have been the
one word pep" furnished
splendid music for the dancing
which was thoroughly enjoyed
until midnight.
In spite of the steady down
pour OF rain a large number of
dancers were present. Among
those from the Gap who mo.
tored up to the dance were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred l.. Troy, Mrs.
Caroline h. Lewis, Misses
Broodly, Florence Mccormick
Doris Warner and kuthieen
Morgan. Messrs. Spawn, Smoot,
I. |. Cantrell, Guy Patrick
Johnny Jones, Bernie Wllmot,
Fred Haley, Gordon Young
Harold Repass and Howard
Collier.
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East Stone Gap

Miss Anna Anderson enter.
tanned Il number of her friends
at her home thursday night,
October %, 1920. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Ada and Ma
RE Hamilton, Grace Stewart,
Dociu Anderson, Creme, Maude,
Sally and Georgia Gilly, Messrs
Ernest and Clarence Skeen,
!. II. Bush, Ray Gardner, Letch-
er aud John Gilly, Dave Nicely
and Charlie Dcnmaon.
Hobart Witt, of Big Stone
Gap, is spending his vacation
at the home of Mr.. aid Mrs.
j j. Moore. He has spent most
OF it hunting aud has been sue
cessful iii so far as catching an
oppossum, but it gnawed II hole
i'll the bag, and escaped. He
has lost hope.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Dorton
entertained n number of their
friends at a Thanksgiving din
ner Thursday evening at six
O'Clock in honor Of MIR. and Mrs.
j. + Elkins, whose wedding
announcement appeared in last
week 4 issue of the Post.
DR.. j. b. Harold has been
quite sick for the past month,
but is improving somewhat at
THIS writing.
Miss Marguerite Spring spent
Thanksgiving with her sister,
Mrs, John liillman, of St. Paul,
Va.
The "Just Boys" class OF the
NJ. &. Church, South, entertain
ed n nunberof their friends at
n Thanksgiving party, Thurs
day evening from 200 TO 1000.
The party was given ut the
home of MIR. and Mrs. n.
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Jessee.Wells.


a wedding OF much interest
Is that oil MT Isaac lessee and
MISS Iva Wells which took place
at Bristol Monday, November
ia, l92o. rms happy couple
accompanied by Mlss ldyl
" els, sister OF the bride, went
10 brlstoi Monday morning on
'he early tram. Ihey had plan
neu 10 go sunday but the train
ieil tne,h' 80 they went Mon
uay Inc party stayed IN Hri,-
,oi lons enough 10 nave me Ma
cleu ceremony performed, re-
turning To Appalachin ON the
evening ifain'
MIS-, oessee Is me nttracuve
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Teachers Association which
was held there. He returned
Saturday night, reporting n
splendid meeting.
Burns Fulton, of Wise, spent
Sunday in our town.
Miss Bonnie Wells spent the
week end with homefo.ks here.
Mrs. Anna Slemp Ny ers and
daughter, Melissa, spent SAtlr-
day i'll Middlesboro.
Miss Violet Lysle Hurd, of
Elk Garden, spent the week end
with her sister, Miss Nellie
Grace llurd, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Elkins
were dinner guests ut the home
of MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Elkins
Sunday.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR;
Dear SIR.

bCti OH -
| believe that the tax payers
are greatly interested in the
good roads movement and since
the amendments were carried
ut the late clec$ion, il behooves
all interested TO try and work
for the best interests of all and
have these roads constructed
along the lines that will benefit
the major portion of our tax
payers.
There has been recently a lot
OF propaganda issued concern
ing the proposed meanderings
of roads from Virginia into
Kentucky and there seems TO be
II very wide difference Of opin-
ion lis to which route should be
selected.
Upon gong into the question
very fully, il has developed to
my mind, that the most logical
and economic way would be TO
leave the proposed state high
way from Big Stone Gap to
Coeburn, Virginia, NJ Kent
Junction, Virginia and follow
the present highway, which
was recently opened for traffic
aud which has been construct
ed on lines approved by the
State and County Highway
Commission. This highway has
been admirably located aud all
of the bridges are Of concrete
aud OF Il very permanent char.
nctor, much better than most of
the structures recently built.
From Kent junction to- the
Kentucky line at Pnrdce, Nir.
ginin, is approximately o miles
and the Board of Supervisors
of Wise county have already
appropriated $93, 900 TO extend
the present highway toward the
state line AT Low Gap in the
Big Black Mountain, this being
the lowest gap i'll this range of
mountains and therefore is we'll
adapted for the route of the
proposed rond. From this point
the highway would descend TO
the waters of the Poor Fork Of
the Cumberland via Smiths
Creek on II very desirable grade,
and the citizens of Lctcher
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Jones, and was very enjoy
able affair. Music and games
made the time pass all too
quickly and ten O'Clock found
them reluctant to leave. They
popped corn and pulled tnffy to
their hearts content, and ate
sandwiches between acts. Those
present were: Misses French
Taylor, Beulah and Macie Giles,
Veda and Marie Hood, Hattie
Ruth, jamie and Btta Tate, Ma.
ry and Vernie Hoge, Blankcn-
ship, Bernice Nicely and Esther
Tate, Masters Randolph, Wayne
and d. H., Jr. Tate, Fred Nicely,
Leslie Blankenship, Lester Ell.
lott, Glenn Taylor, Eddie and
Holland Sproles and Reece
Nicely. Mrs. II. Blankcnship,
Mrs. |. N. Tones, Miss Christie
Jones and w. a. Jones assisted
Miss Hurd in entertaining the
class.
Misses Hattie and Edna Stew
art spent Friday and Saturday
in Bristol.
Oscar Dennison went to Bris
toll Friday To consult DR.. Staley
about his eye which he hurt
last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Carson Tate. of
Wise, visited MIR. Tate's faith
er, Pat Tate Sunday.
Misses Rene Gilly and Anna
Anderson and Messrs. John
Gilly and John Anderson mo-
torod to Stonega Sunday to WIS
it Ish Tate at the hospital there.
MIR. and Mrs. w. f. Taylor
and family, of Corbin, Ky, Wis
tied the family of George Tuy-
Tor Sunday.
Bill Freeman, of the Gap, was
n Sunday visitor in our town.
Mrs. Ed Baker and daughter,
Mrs. Richardson, of st. Paul
visited the family of MIR and
Mrs. J. NJ. Elliott Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morris and
family spent Saturday in Appa-
lachia.
Miss Ethel Brooks, of Rogers
vile, Tenn. visited Miss Mandy
Blanton, of East Stone Gap.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Gilly,
MIR. Giles aud Misses Jones,
Spring, Taylor, Giles and Hurd
to Dorchester Sunday
to see MIR. and Mrs. John Whit
son.
The goat which has been
such faithful student at
school, was slain Monday morn
ing by Uncle lessee by order OF
the school board. This goat has
been daily visitor TO our
school, even going in one Of
the class rooms when the door
was left open, 1t went in the
home of Mrs. Reuben Gilly and
came very nearly breaking up
housekeeping for her. 1t had
indeed begun to be a veritable
nuisance, and after the owner
had been notified the school
board ordered Uncle Jessce TO
kill it. This he did, but found
it as hard to dispatch that way
as it had been to keep away
from the school building. At
last it was killed and we breath
ed a sigh of relief, the first
since he has shown himself.
IL, Blankepship went to Rich
mond Monday to attend the
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True, civilization may be de.
generating, but that's no rea.
son why you should wait for it
10 catch up.
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Gap extend to them the henrt-
lest good wishes for n long and
happy life.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-01

Forget your troubles three
hours each day, and in time
YOU will wonder what has be-
come of them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-01

Ohio having trotted out two
favorite sons, the rest Of tile
country came nobly to the res.
cue and decided which was the
favored Of the favorites.