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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
Alb alom b. GiIly.

Tie subject OF This sketch
was Born "a Scott county DnoW
IA part oi Tie present comfy ii
Wise). Virginia October SUI.
.IS85 At Tie tiulr at lbs denlii
he tnioyed the distinction of
being ono OF the oldest and hest
known citizens of Wise county
irirou,!hout his long lie hc
mate his home on Puwrll'S
Mountain. and ga l'uweil'e Ma.
lev near East stone Gap. and
engaged AZ farming
lie wus married. -four times.
la two OF these Unions there
WIRE nnrn fourteen children,
ENiz Airs MARY Lawson, of
Splrtn, Mo MIR Ilrnry ems.
Of sherman. Texas. Mrs Nancy
Wa.lcn, of Tenn Airs Henry
DIckenson, of powell's Ndllry
Mcssrs Samuel T. Cillly, OF
Scott county, Va James NJ
GillN. ut Nldtilr1hor0, KS
tumsr tiliiN, VI ptuN illr, Ky.:
Jrssee GIllv, of powelrs Nnlicy
Mrs j y Morris, of Big Stone
.Gnp; Mrs James NJ COlher. OF
Lee county, VA Mrs potrr,
Tate, of osaka, Va; Mrs j H..
EIk,ne OF Powell's Valley and
Mrs luhuson knuVc, OF Aud
over, VA
Mr. GillY was hlessed with a
remarkably strong body lie
lived an active lite, aud even
up 10 few weeks before his
death he continued 10 take long
walks IA the valley visiting lns
children and friends Tie WAS a
man ui positive Christian char
ncter, aud a member of the
BAPTIST church at East stone
Gap lie had NcrS clear vIuws
on things spiritual, aud what
he believed he believed wlth
his Whole heart. lie was a
most sympathetic friend and
nelShbur, gentle IN ms manner
al NE. ANA very tOilRlAlNEtltts al
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
Huge Taske TO Make Film
Version of THE Copperhead'
Picture Starring Lionel Bar
rymore Required Village
TO be Built.

The task Confronting the pro-
ducers of the SCREEN var ;on OF
Augustus Thomus 'grcal clay,
"I'hc Copperhead," which viii
be on view at the Amuzu Thea
tire Thursday was n considerable
one 1t involved constructing
and twice constructing un en-.
tire village, tn" employing.
uursliallIug, costuming, and d.
recting OF literally rhonanW,S ci
'eNtrn.," aud endless re,cat.h
and study % archives poftam
ing 10 the prriods OF tue MoNi.
Gun aud Civll wars l4ioncl
Barrymore, who was sinr ,G the.
stage plA,, lso is featured IN
the picture Charles Mpjgne
Mas director.
The village which was used
wur constructed ou the piaims
cot Long Island and IS faithful.
IN every retail IN its rep,eiuc
tion uf 81 middle western town
IA the '5u5 II was no ieiled
after original sketches aud
drawings showing the st,lr of
buildings Of Che period Every
structUrr was enclosed on an
luur sides, IN itself am inoVn
lion ia movie making over
2uu NcSIrun war soldiers. y 3UO
Clvll was soldiers. mud LOO
CtVli Wlt veterans Wcrt. Iuu1r-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

We are country OF sprees.
We have had our war sprces,
our protiteering sprees, and
some day we hope to have a
working spree.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
GKG y JORDAN,
kurai Supervisor

II q girl can get herself an
gagged often enough she eau
annex considerable quantity Of
jeweiry before taking the final
plunge
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

FOR SALE. Horses and
mules, ali in good condition
Can he seen at my barn. Call
on or write h. a. Harner, Big
Stone Gap, Va. adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
Bu-k cine
Its For
BACKACH.E

1t win take the nt out ol your back Win
up the Kidney and stimulate tle bladder
druggist can supply sou.
BU-KA-ClNE COMPANY,
Marion, Va
For sae ~ this section y tile Mutual Pharmacy, Big stot
NaP GA Dominion Drug Company Appaucha and tile Gate t
Pharmacy, Gttc City--adv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

Trouble with Mexico is that
they are ali generals and every
general wants to be president.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS
IN RICHMOND DISTRICT

Dear Fcllow.tcnchcrs;
Last week saw the clos
ing OF the last schools to remain
open except lnman. This
school Will continue until Fri
day of this week,
The Rodn commencement.
ono of the most interesting
school gatherings that we have
attended this year was the
closing of the school at Roda
on Friday night last This
school has been under tho iii
rcction of Prof. Tate nud he
presided at the Entertainment
which consisted OF songs. reci-
tailons, dialogues aud two br,rf
addresses. Dne of the most ia
terestinL features of the occa-
sion was the presentation OF the
promotion certificate As the
principal presented these 60 tile
various clusses he reminded
them of the number OF similar
certificates that would hr re-.
quircd before the cnmplptidu nf
the college education, an! uiL
ed them TO 20 forward ,tllng
nothing keep them ilour ihp
goal The supervlsor u.i, +.
brief address and Key dr,.o
melt give an inspiring udir,
urging the parents to stand d,
the school ana To giNr thelr
chil,iren the best possible riu.
cational advantages
Conference Win Mr.. InssarL
The supervisor had very
pleasant conference last week
with Mr.. Ralph 'ragghit, thA
general manager OF the StoucpA
Coke aud Coil Company Aftrr
discussing the needs of th,
schools at the various collicrics.
Mi. rnggurt give assurance
that the company were prepHr-
ed 10 build a two room school
house at upper SionrgaIau,l To
ddd rooms To The huuimGs at
Osaka and Rodh, just ns som
ns thorough understanding
could be brought about bv tir
SCHOOL board und the Company
IN regard 10 the relationship
they were 10 sustain tu each
other III the matter OF schonl
property.
\ Remarkable school
east stone Gap High school
probably Holds the rtturi a,n
school whose speclni Junction
seems 10 be to help supph the
comfy with teachers. AT n
time when so mauy Of our nigh
school girls are helug attracted
into commercial lie, tins school
continues 10 furnish splendid
teachers 10 the surrounding
country rms year these siN
graduates, all Of whom. Ne un-
dereiand, expect TO aitcnd tile
normal school this summer and
teach next session There are
IN all about twenty teachers.
who have received linear hiti
school education IN whole OF IN
part at tins institution. Ca
Monday afternoon of this week
they met 1T The school anl had
u photograph taken which viii
probably appear luter ia our
local papers
The New Rutsl Supervisor.
lffnfAGlAr ll..st....
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

Last week saw the clos
ing OF the last schools to roman
open except Imam. THIS
school Will continue until Fri
day of this week
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
THE ULTIMATE TRANSCRIPTS

NAV be the outcome Of the contempt pro-
edngs against instituted criminal court
day the should overlook the fact that
through possible that there Will be real
of the affairs of the criminal court
have beenco conducted
Already the the truth of the statements
here made as well the criminal court had
knowledge before the grand jury oy the
attorney who thench with felony.
is possible proceedings other acts
NAV public to form correct opinion OF the
manner in which the branch the county
mentar e being conducted
The sole object calling public attention to the need
of an investigation with the criminal
fundamental Importance community that The
Times wholly unexpected forced investigation into
the truth responsibility of which members
Of the grand jury importance to resent
in their zeal that people what is
rausprng formulate adequate
cun of Importance whittier such ranspans
paper attention themselves
can not attracted the effort for
clean judiciary whose liberty and vel
fare depends upon maintenance o a criminal
The possible individuals whose abo directed
selves sometimes very incident in the
The Times oce which Judge Collins felt
petition grand jury members there lies the
hope complete conduct # those whom the AZ
fairs Marion have been
Of the citizens of Marion county
incident contempt the criminal court
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
THE OLD GUARD IS HAPPY

Nothing happened political situation the republican
Indiana discourage those odne repub
decided that the place the repub
Chicago convention hail
happened Indiana bring smiles satisfaction to the
them adherents of that national
camp republicans numbers James
its leaders
The Michigan primaries disposed o
Indiana primaries will show that johnson is running
strong the republicans
will confne his
politician heard candidate being nom
nated by the o middle states
that there is nothing the
satisfactory when
the assemblies
guard" realized from perusal of
recently appeared in the Nlunce Press
edited" Lockwood
secretary republican
standpattest spending his
Washington
editorial
Chicago
than merely possible the logical thing
be the
as possible to
OF divided Johnson Wood Harding
or delegates between and
conven
thsm father the thought"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
PAYING CAMPAIGN MANAGERS

actively the of Edward
Toner
secretary the public commission
a auditor
organization
worker and things generally for Mr..
political activities commission
required public
corporations including
P Goodrich interested.
Adams,
Of receiving
Office attorney
estimated a from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
Of
control when the Jail scandal become public
Perhaps the investigation
duge called before the jury lies in the political
t1vite the
At
san omcehOders the election
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
WHERE TAX MONEY GOES

employed by Marion county to keep the court
house rejoicing from SIS
month
rejoicing the state board of accounts report on
of the
courthouse county s121511 and said
employees shown above
conditions
remain the standard certainly the tax
payers of county entitled excellent service
high enough and
understand about the service
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
Fire Sneed's Home
Twice i'm 48 Hours

The home of Detective George Sneed.
colored, 21S West Thirteenth street, has
been set on fire twice within the last
forty eight hours.
Enemies seeking revengs for Sneed's
law enforcement efforts are suspected.
Sneed took an active part In the ar
rest of "Hell Cat" Thomas and other
negro law violators.
The loss each time was slight, how
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16


The magic wand In the hands of
George Barrere will control the Little
Symphony orchestra at the Murat Sun
day night. This MASTER conductor Is
also one Of the foremost fautists Of the
day and viii personally direct the or
chestra for AdOlph BOlm and Miss Ruth
Page OF this city Sunday night.
i Il IL
OTHER NOTES.
First rate bills are on view at the
Lyric, Rialto and Broadway this week.
The Park this week is housing TThs
French Froics" with Harry Fields this
week.
Movies on view today include Norma
Talmadge in 1.-The Woman Gives" at
the Circle; Clara Kimball Young at
the Ohio In 1.-THE Forbidden Woman"
Theda Bara in 1.-THE Lure of Ambition, -
at the Isis; Texas Guinan in 1.-THE Fight
ing VigIlantes," at the Regent; Olive
Thomas in youthful Folly" at the Co
lonial and 1.-THE Sagebrusher," at Mr..
Smiths.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
Stage and Screen
oTHREE WISE ROOFS"

THREE WISE FOOLS"
The name of John Golden as a pro-
Queer counts for more in Indianapolis
today than 1t ever has.
This has been brought about by Golden
presenting another one of his gold mines
Three Wise Fools"
Last night this comedy by Austin
Strong was presented at EngIlshs Ior
the first of four times.
Three Wise Fools" both on account
Of its story and the lovable characters
introduced, takes first place In the ar
fections of the writer.
Claude Gillingwater as one or the
three wise fools, as we'll as Harry Da-
yenport and Howard Gould as the other
two, are wonderful artists.
GiIingwater as the cursing, hard
hearted old bachelor by the name Of
Theodore F1ndley, presents one OF the
finest administrations seen in many
moons.
Helen Menken as Miss Fairchild, the
girl who transforms the fools" into
human beings, IS rare artist, espe-
cially in the dramatic scene where bel
heart is torn by her deep secret.
Fine. big and grand is the work OF
Miss Menken In this act-oh, 1t is the
stuff that pulls at the very heart.
The story concerns the three bachelors
who live in the same house and who
in their youth loved the same woman
and were rejected.
She marries another and on her death
bed wills her child (Helen Men Gen) to
the three bachelors.
The paper shortage editor yells quit"
Don't miss 'Three Wise Fools" be-
cause it is crowded full of the stuff
we love.
At English's tonight and Saturday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

WE SINCERELY preparation Of the petition filed with
with Mr. Adams exhaustive
of under the OF
his friend Honest Miller.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

FOLLOWING LUNCHEON with Gov Goodrich at Indianapolis
hotel Joe Healing meeting with Senator watson IN WASH
npon Maybe Joe is trying of Hays harmony stuff
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
BUsHMAN AND BAYNE

Aw, Geei
Movie actors amt no different on the
stage than they are on the screen.
Francis X Bushman's dreamy eyes
glitter and CLEAN with romance behind
the footlights just the same as they do
under the calcium glare of the studio.
Beverly Bayne registers eternal love
On the living stage with all the lure and
ardor she masters In the land OF the
shadows.
And the story of THE Master Thief"
IN which the two appear. possesses all
the elements of first-class scenario.
1t is STEPPED in mystery, full OF &C
ton replete with the virtue of the heroic
villain, Francis X, and ix based on hon
enable revenge with touch Of eternal
love.
Furthermore, Bushman and Bayne can
put over their parts with true melodra-
matte art as the gathering Of movie fans
who attended the opening performance
at the Murat testified by their keen ap-
probation, which brought many curtain
calls.
Bushman and Bayne are the whole
thing.
The play is of little consequence
At the Murat today and Saturday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

In this short space IL is sufficient TO
say that there is a real show at KeIth's
this week.
Stella Mayhem. one of the big ones on
the vaudeville stage today, will be the
chief event at Keith's next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

President Wilson at cabinet meeung mus
have been disappointment the wolves of Washington VINO
were trying to has suffered relpase
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
ALEXANDRIA.

Do you like excitement In the movies
II you do, then Tom Mix In ''The
Daredevil" is the movie for you.
In this photoplay Tom does a lot Of
stunts which makes the movie fan sit
on the edge Of his seat.
It's a CLEAN thriller and has power
full punch.
At the Alhambra today and Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Ribbons

All-Silk Washable Satin Cam
isole Ribbons, S, 8 and 10
inch widths. in the desired
light lingerie shades. For
merly sold to $3.50. Now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Flanneiette Gowns
For $1.65

The plain white or fancy striped
styles will charm you instantly and
the nice manner in which they are
made will not be overlooked. Collar
or Collarless Models await your Sc
lection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Mems Collar Bands
All Sizes &c

An example of the extreme values
we offer in our Notion Department.
Mems Collar Bands, made Of good
grade cambria, in all wanted sizes,
for &c each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
$4,000
(Elona BRANDY
Hair Nets
SC Each

Real Human Hair Nets, cap
and fringe style, in every de-
sired shade. And the for
mer price at which these sold
for was 10c each. Buy all
You need now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
COTY'S.
FacePOwder
CSC Box

A new low price on this eX-
quisite Face Powder, Offering
L'Origan, Jasmin. Chypee
and JAG Rose Odors, in
White, Flesh, Rose and
Rachad Shades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Munsing Union Suits
Formerly at 1925

Women's Union Suits of the fine Munsing
quality, in closed style, loose or tight
knee. And you may choose either pink
or white at the extremely low G. IN
price Of oil .JU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

A bigger value or more
tempting offer in Rubber
Goods could not be provided.
A sample line, including
Aprons, Belts, Infants Pants,
Household Articles, ETC., that
sold to SOC each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

Every Last Ounce of Energy of Every Member of Store
centraed in Mighty Effort Make These Pages Write New
Our History of Supreme Value Giving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

Silk Classic, enough What this
TINS satin! "MoonGo Satin
that is like the
Satin
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

The game should have been won b,
score OF 10 In nine innings bu
the Niagara team went bad in one In.
ming behind Bowman and let in two
runs, the third one almost scoring be,
fore the side was put out. The balloon
ascension started with q muffled fly
to the right field, followed by a pass
and another error.
The Niagara boys do not play air
tight behind their man as they should
do when he is in the form he was Sun
day. That is the only reason that the
paper makers are not walking away
with all of their games.
The fielding of the locals was per-
feet. The Niagara boys were hitting
Evans freely and II was a pleasure 10
sit and watch the excellent work OF
the locals on both the in and out field.
The only break was the failure OF the
pitcher to cover first in one inning
that gave a man life.
Another feature of the game was
home run over the right field fence.
the second one hit on the Athletic
field this season. II was drive from
Bruley's bat. He caught IL Just
right and the ball sailed away TO find
the one that Doggy" Dahl Of Iron
River put across there in the first
game played this year.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
co. FAIR A BIG SUCCESS
(ContInued from page ID

the exhibits in the following excel.
lent summary:
"The agricultural building was vir-
tually crowded with excellent speci-
mems Of all the products grown in the
county. Tables are weighted with
apples OF superlative quality, plumes
of the rarest kind, corn OF perfect ear
pototoes described as the best and
legion OF other garden truck and
fruits which exemplify the potential
agricultural wealth and possibilities
of this district. Gains are to be
seen in abundance, thoroughbred
stock is exhibited in marked increase
over the fair of year ago. poultry
fanciers have brought a copious num-
ber OF fine chickens, even the family
dog is in evidence. The Art building.
where household and school exhibits
are assembled, Is one OF the most in
teresting sectors on the fair grounds.
The Stambaugh, Iron River and Crys-
tai Falls schools have excellent speci-
mems OF school work in all their de-
partments. Products OF the manual
training, domestic science. art and
penmanship departments are abund-
antly present with many fine pieces
OF furniture and good looking foods.
Several OF the booths are artisti-
cally designed, including the Verona
Boys and Girls Club work. A. III.
Tegge, James Garden Club. CONNER
cial Bank, Iron Savings and 'oan.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

vice.
The democrats. without his consent
placed him In nomination for lieuten.
ant governor and he was unable "a
withdraw his name before the pri.
mary. Immediately following the
primary he withdrew, announcing
that he never consented to go in pol
tiles; that he had decided to give ali
his time and attention to army work,
to position in which he was re-
Gently appointed.
Col. Wilson's withdrawal has taken
away a very popular candidate, one
whose place the democrats cannot
fill easily. The state central com
mittee will select someone TO succeed
Wilson, probably at the coming con
vention.
Ferris Differs With President
In his opening gun OF the state
campaign at Grand Rapids last week,
Woodbridge n. Ferris openly declar-
ed a difference OF opinion between
himself and Pres. Wilson on the
League OF Nations question. Mr.. Fer
ris Is without doubt the strongest
candidate the democrats could pro-
duce and his differing with the ad-
ministration on the League issue stir
red mp considerable comment thru
out the state.
Mr. Ferris Is known throughout the
state both as an executive and an ed
ucator. He Is a fine gentleman and
got many republican votes when he
ran for his second term six years ago
He will not be as strong this time as
he was before and besides he will
have a united Republican party to
buck. which he didn't have when |
elected six years ago.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
Wilson's Withdrawal weakens

The withdrawal OF Guy Wilson
from the Democratic ticket has SER
we'd to weaken that ticket very much.
Mr.. Wilson Is one OF the real soldiers
OF the late war. He made a splen-
did officer and was wounded In SER
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

Home runs. Bruly. Stolen bases.
Bruly /, Keyes, 2. Sacrifice hits. Pull
tz and Keyes. Sacrifice flies, Kinder.
Hit by pitcher. Demarsky, ID. Kinney
and Keys. Base on balls, Lepseir.
Double plays. II. Johnson to Pultz.
Struck out. by Evans, 8; by Bowman,
49,.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
GRoEsBECK LOOKS BIG WINNER
CONTINUED from page u

served to increase the hold which
Mr.. Groesbock has upon the people
OF the state and they look to him
to accomplish much in the governors
office
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
LOOKING FOR A KNOCKOUT

State rights, that great principle
enunciated by the founders OF our re-
public, an influence that nearly pre-
vented the adoption OF the federal con-
stitution, one that kept the nation In
a turmoil during the first half cen
tury OF IT'S existence and led 10 the
great war between the states, IL about
to receive its body blow in the action
brought by the Interstate Commerce
Commission against the several state
commissions.
The I. C. G. has decreed that the
railroads may raise their rates GER
tain percent. Several state commits
sIons, among them the Michigan IT'LL
tiles Commission, has decreed that
the railroads must not raise rates
within the state beyond the figure set
by the law OF the state and some have
the anomalous condition OF a rate OF
fare greater from point in one state
to a point in another state than be-
tween two points OF equal or greater
distance within either state.
The state commissions recently met
and decided to fight in court the ac-
tion OF the federal commission and It
Is expected that ere long the Supreme
Court will say whether a federal COM
mission can enforce its DEGREES with
in the state, on matters not specifi-
cally granted to the federal union by
the constitution, against the mandates
OF the sovereign state.
The decision, II II goes in favor OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
will be a Knockout blow for the
State Rights doctrine as the issue
will undoubtedly be so framed as to
bring about a decision not alone on
rates but upon every ques-
ton in which the United States
chooses TO take supreme control.
E ea ~
About the biggest label suit we
nave heard of-biggest amount OF
Iamage asked-is that of Mayor
Thompson against the Chicago Trib-
Inc and the Chicago Daily News. The
mayor filed suit in the name OF the
,ity Of Chicago asking damages to the
mount OF S2O,OOO,OOO The suit grows
,ut Of the statements published in the
wo papers recently about the finan-
ial condition of the city.