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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-04
F AEh
MONTHLY REPORT or
cow TESTING ASS0.

Tn tOi0#lH# table th'
names aud records Of the COWS il
Eastern Panhandle Cow Teslinl
Association which have produced
more than 20 pounds of buttefa
during the period Of 30 days ending
Jan. 81, 1920.
]. G. DcBaueh, Lou, 49,l
]. G. DeBaugh, Margaret, Al
]. G. DeBaueh. Veda, i69
J. G. DeBaugh, Red, 56.5
]. G. DeBaueh. Buttercup. 5o.3
!. G. DeBaugh. Rilma, 41.6
g. u. Conklin, Buttercup. lis
obt. E. Fox. Jersey, 403
ebert T. Fox, White Faw, iGl
G. Lamp Buttorcup, 4l9
G. Lamp. Roberta, ti.6
J.. Wilmington. Spot, 48.9
l.. Wilmington, Lady, 45.3
3. l.. Wilmington, Mamie, $50
avid T. Jones Cuidy. 42.0
]. w. Ware. Jrs Mable, 45,6
j. w. Ware, Martha. 4t.9
! W. Ware, II, Spot, 40
]. - 70 eman. Jessie 4o.6
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-04

Then sumptuous scenes in the
palaces of Newport; fashion, 70
nance, trickery, crime; finally a
thrilling battle on yacht in New
port harbor, and the girl and her
mother and lover Winl
Another stirring drama, reveal
ing the charm and emotional pow
er of Elsie Ferguson. Be sure to
see her in Counterfeit"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-04

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LATE1
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

the church is held on Wednes-
day evening. Different mem
bers are taking turns i'll con
Quoting the service. Last We'd
nesdlay Brother McKinny had
charge and this week Brother
Stuart will lead. Shis is PROV
ing one of the most Inspiring
features of the church life, and
IL visiting minister at one of the
services said that il was The best
prayer meeting he had attened
in Wise county.
All the Churches Welcome You.
The various churches of Appn
lachia bid cordial welcome to
its citizens and visitors to unite
with them at the regular Ser
vice. Al the church of your
choice YOU will hud a hearty
hand-clasp and thoughtful dis
course Why should you neg
lect this opportunity of giving
and receiving help? G. A. j
Give the devil his due always,
hut don't let him grab yours
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
To the Game Wardens.

Olinger, Va, June 10 10 you
Will $50 out on the river hank
any day YOU viii find a lot of
men and boys violating the law,
hunting and fishing without IL
cense, dyuaniuus the river
from end TO eud Ever SINCE
March there have been scoreH
and scores OF ,iNnami,ed fish
lying pa the banks aud shoals
one who understands can tell
the difference between a fish
killed by dynamite and one xiii
ed by tho oozc let into the riNri
from the tanncrN scores pi
men come down into Lee cuun-
~ from the mines az night
They even Wear Their mining
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

Circuit Court of Wise County Virginia
u II Bostic
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

ipr real uroGrrss aud Stability
thosc things which have 10 do
with the morul and sniritual m
llifiof the tuwn must he pla,ed
Iiust And this is where lhe
hural,es romr
Oue WORTHY citizen who had
hcen "a >transer TO the ch,ucb
expressed his.new found interest
/! Jew DAYS ago III am AMUSING
way. II had nlwnys lhouuht !,
hc said. athat the pcople who
,vcre mot or much account Ia the
ronmuuiiy Mere the ones WHO
attruIed.church. int since lave
.itgm to go I lind 1t lust the
'ctGerw ay. luis the hest people
Wlo lrg lhpre ana without know
ina ii liayc.beeu fn the wrong
.,rou,l.
let us spend d fen minutes in
Ircyicvins the evcul- OF a Sab.
lhWh AT one Of the churches Of
our bcnuGtul town. The first
IeNcrcise~ OF the day are those of
lthe SO,biil school AT the
| Alcthpdist chirch one hundred
Iaui evrnly-livc names are on
tIie rom ana The largest ntten-
luH,r his been one hundred and
lhirN tive There are classes
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

first vice-prcsi'lcni, and MIR,
Paul Gable, secretary. The
leugue will hold It's regular
meetings every Sunday evening
at six-thirty. MIR. George Hobbs
conducted the meeting last Sun
day, and the president will have
it in charge next Sabbath. At
the last service MIR. John Strad-
ley gave an interesting talk on
the subject of Bible study.
President LOwry's Address.
The speaker of the evening
was Rev. j h. Lowry, president
of Hiwassie College. His text
was, Train up a child IN the
way it should 90 and when he is
old he will not depart from it."
After giving some valuable coun-
sci TO parents IN regard to the
necessity of training their chil
dren wisely, the speaker urged
the Importance of giving them II
thorough education. lllustrat-
ing his address by touching M
cidents, he drove home TO the
hearers the necessity of giving
to their young people OF their
homes AN opportunity to develop
body, mind and heart IN the
truest way.
The Choir.
The choir is doing its part in
making the services attractive.
The selections for the evening
service were beautifully render
ed. Miss Rachel Breeding is
the pianist and her work is most
acceptable. Special features Of
the evening service were a "nct
by Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Senter~,
and solo by Mrs. Senters.
The Prayer Meeting,
The regular prayer meeting of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

already done so-and the lam
Will - ont with the first tide
MIR Game Warden the names
OF these ,iynaIniters VIII be piv-
ca 10 You If YOU Will oulN en-
qure. The names ami il cine
whereby YOU can lotatc tho
righl parties al once You can
get dozen yes, two do2en
nlmrs Of men any fine DAY r.
Who urt Niulutlng tnc game
laws ivory day. lave not
hcDrd at a warden aver trying
90 d" anything With any ono.
DO something or get ont All
such gumr wardeus as we now
hAvo are simply iii che way Of
utt IS g.l out
How iiilarent the game war
den9 Of Indiana are acting ia
shown 10y "news brief" IN The
Cincinnati Post OF June Is, 1870,
whioh reads thus "Fort
Wayne, Ind Since April 10Th,
Ntr, Ia made hX game wardcus
III Northern, Ind, resulted III
iinea totaling 81 ,975 " Becnuse
The tannery runs poisonous
fluids into the river does that
LICENSE the balance az ns TO
break the laws? OBSERVER
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
a SABBATH AT TIE
METHODIST CHURCH
OF APPALACHIA

In counting up the forces that
are making for q greater Appa-
lacina the churches OF the town
must not be forgotten. In fact
If we consider what is necessary
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16

18th dSy of May, 1870
i + Ford et ais, Plaintiffs
Nlollie Nickels, ct ais, defendants
IN CUANCERY
The object OF this suit is to subiugate
to the plaintiffs debit the interest OF
MOliie Nicllels and tile iriIs Of Lou Rudd
ia certsin piec. on parcolui land lying
ami being IN Mise county Virginia on
the road from torburn to scott county
uu the As Urt> of Guests River to-Wit
BEG y NlNt oii a stake mthc edge pi
tile scott county road, corner ol q a.
Carried land thence running = - Z 23O
l,tt iu :, stake Ia Guest River at the DID
iord thence down the river n II E3lS
feet tu stake, iheuce leaving the aver
y Ji W 433 3 feet 10 a stake Ia the G l..
CArrci line, thence with the same : "a
W 39s lcet To the beginning
And 1t appears from ailidavits on tile ia
said Office that the defendants Mollie
Niekeis II II Nickels, Oscar Kudd, Ray
kudd Harvey Rndd Carl kudi, Rosie
kudd, Altic limdd and Lizzie RUid are
not residents of the stale vl Virginia 1t is
ordered that theS appear here within ten
days after due publication OF tins order
and do what is necessary iu protest their
iitrrcs la lh.s sat
And u U.s. further ordered that "A cupy
hereof be puhhshri once Mect iui four
successive weeks IN The Big stone tap
i'ost aud that copy be mailed TO the
defendants Mollie Nickels, II II NieE
els al tAhloIu4 and oscar
ku,ld Ray Rudd Harvey lsuid, Carl
Rudd Rosie Rudd, Allie Rudd aud liz
sic Rudd At Qujcksand, Kentucky tAer
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
NOTICE OF SALE

Circuit Court Of Wise County Virginia
ID II Bostic
: a Horton, ct al
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed lHo W Cmlkley and VIM A.
stuart, Special Commissioners. pursuant
to decree entered ia the above styled
cause at the April 1870, term Of the Wise
Circuit will on
Saturday, ,lnlJ 10Th, 1920
between the houts orlOu. M. and y. m
Eastern lmel aud as mean ihr hUnr or
10 80 M Us possible
Ia Front OF the United States postofiicc
in The Town Of Big Stone GAP,
prottcd To sell ai public iurtini tn tile
highest hjldc, ihr follow u. described
lots 10 land with iuriu,uucnts there
ou ia lee SIM ic, Situate boo Improvement
Company s rlu Nn u. m thcnnr'h Side
ui Powell S l'i,rr "a the town Of BIZ
Stone Gap Wisc county. Nrrnit az
dricl 10 hc sold by iiiu above ueitrl de.
cree namely
lo iu biock lo5 with tle remainder
ot the old lo; house buildue thereon
l.nt y. block lud. Nith lhc smlil dwcll
ing house thereon
LQt g, bloek lio with ID, small dwell
iuE LOUISE thereon
IN 10 block !ia vii, TOE small
dWrting huusc iilrirum
Lot 10 biutk tal
Lot . block lOs, with barn lhctrou
lot aui Is hlu,k lul. wrl pam 10
dwelling house thereon STE Ant, un of
lNf ueNf tr IAN lf i.r,ttltr.. t.tl
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA In the CLERK 5 Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Wise county the
2lth dSy Of May, 1870
+ Ford, at ais Plaintiffs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23
STAR BACKFTELD
MAN TO CAPTAIN
STRONG ELEVEN
Prep Team VIII Have Seven
Regulars in Line Next
Year-Lose Seven.

oliver r. Edwards. star halfback
on this seasons varsity high school
football eleven. was elected captain
at a meeting or the monogram men
a. the 7. VI. c. a. last evening. Ed
wards has played on the high school
eleven three years. breaking into
football circles when a mere fresh
man under the tutOrage Of Coach
Cholmeyer
Edwards Is classed by northern
Indiana and southern Michigan
critics as being one Of the fieetest
prep men seer on the gridiron, his
off tackle plungcs and dashes
around end have been the envy Of
many a high school back. Edwards
was the big man on the receiving
emo OF Coach Gransden's aerial at
tack that has baffled every team
stacked up against this season. and
on a whole the general opinion is
that Coach Gransden has . very ca
Fable captain 20 build a team
around that will bring back the lost
Iaurels OF this seasons squad.
Played as Freshman.
In his freshman year Edward. s
speed caught the notice OF CCach
Cholmeyer. who broke him into
first string back and end The fol
lowing season. Edwards ability ~
Hunger and open field runner
was kept back owing TO Coach
Burnh= u using him as the field
general OF last seasons squad. This
season found the stocky fellow de-
veloped not only with a lot Of grid
iron knowledge. but in stature he
started early in the season display
ing his ability 5y rOmping away
from the alumni backs with a for
ward pass. In each and every game
lis starring has been the big factor
IA the Orange and Blue offensive
Aside from CaptaiH-elect Edwards
Coach Gransden has many capable
men to build a winning eleven
around. They are MaNey. guard;
Smith. end StriCkler. quarter; Sa-
DO. half: 10th, end; Kiutz, end. All
these will receive monographs. while
Ralston, letters and MinkOw, subs,
VII be valuable men. The men
a--aduatfng are FSlink, HOlloweu,
Sluss. Nyikos Capt Zuver Thielens
and Appleman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23
Edwards to Lead South Bend High 1921 Team
PLAN HOCKEY RINK
FOR UNIVERSITY
Game May Be Recognized as
official Varsity Sport at
NOtre Dame

The erection Of 75N15O foot rink
on the Badin campus presages an
active hocky season at Notre Dame
with the possibility of the game be-
ing recognized as an official minor
sport. Ground was marked of for
the proposed rink Monday.
Last years informals won two
games from Culver and with most
OF the team in school again can Irc-
sent a strong front on the ice Capt.
Cashier and Manager German Of
the last years squad will find the
following old men back: Hunk"
Anderson and Larson of the Michi-
gar ice fields; Dave" Hayes goal
keeper for a prep TEN back east;
Gentles. the high point man Of last
year; Feltes, Flynn, Wilcox and Nc
Donald. Joe" Brandy will be out
for the team and several other en-
thusiasts are expected TO answer the
call.
Games have been requested by
Michigan university and the Michi-
gan School Of Mines at Houghton.
Mich. Whether or not the sport ex-
cites sufficient interest to be official
ly recognized as a minor sport, II
will be encouraged by the school
authorities for the healthful eXer-
else II offers. Arrangements have
been made to keep the lake clean
throughout the winter, and students
may reasonably look forward 10
season Of continuous sport on the
ice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23
FOUR TURKEY DAY
GAMES FOR STATE
NOtre Dame Only Major Team
Of Indiana TO Play
Thanksgiving.

INDIA%APOLIS. Nov. 22-Foot-
ball tcgs have been put away for
the winter a the majority OF Indi-
ana colleges the season having
ended for most Of them with Sat
urday's games Four Indiana teams
hAve THANKSGIVING day games and
then the 1920 season viii be over.
Hoosier teams Co play Thursday
games are the following:
Wabash and Marquette at fndi-
annapolis.
Eotre Dame and Michigan Aggies
~ East Lansing
Valparaiso and University Of
south Dakota az Gary.
State Normal and Rose POlytcCh-
NC at Terre Haute.
The Wabash Marquette game here
viii bring 20 "a close an eventful
season for the local fans. They
have had for their entertainment
one Western conference game-the
Indiana North western COntest-they
have seen Notre Dame and Centre.
two or the greatest of the middle
western teams. I'm action and have
had an opportunity 90 see Wabash
and DePauw, the two leaders OF the
secondary teams OF the state. Also
Butler has PLAYED seven games at
the TrvinCton Eridiron against a va
rietv OF opponents
Wabash VIII be- out Thursday 90
reverse a Is to 6 defeat administer
ed by Marquette last year Tho
Wisconsin colleEians have heavy
team, however. and Wabash viii
hava only a few days 10 recover
from the battle with the Nethodists
here last Saturday
Notre Danes Journey 20 East
Lansing Is fraucht with possibiIi-
ties. The NichiEan AgEies were the
victims OF the HOLSTERS last year
apparently should give the Catho-
&c ccIIeFiaus little trouble next
Thursday. but Coach Knute Rockne
~ preparing 20 avoid any upset at
the close OF a highly successful sea
son.
The season will be closed at Terre
Haute with a "a me between the two
educational institutions. State Nor
NAL and Rose Polly Rose has a
team that Is not up 20 standard this
season. but state Normal Is trying
out football for the FIRST time and
its first steps have been rather
weak. Terre Haute fans expect the
game between the two local teams
20 develop into a city classic In later
years when both teams are I'm form.
The teams which closed their
schedules Saturday were Indiana.
Purdue. DePauw. Butler Earlham
AMI Franklin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23

utatiou as one of the greatest fin
ishing teams by pulling the game
out of the fire in the last minute Of
play
Only a game between Ohio state
and \otre Dame would convince the
HOoSier following that Gipp and his
band are not the best in the west.
With no way Of settling the dis
pute about the relative ability of
the teams, il il a matter of opinion
and the east favors Notrc Dame.
Georgia Tech deserves the title i'm
in the south because OF a more inn
pressive record over much hardcr
schedule
California not only has the chan
p:onshir of the coast safely within
her grasT bat seems to have ono
of the best teams developed in hoy
history
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23

Great oaks from little acorns
grow and great runs from little
FUN bles embark.
The laundering hand. the or
phaned ball, and the alert Opportun-
list constitute footballs eternal
triangle
From the earliest days Of the
gridiron to present times the FUN
BILE has written football history in
bold letters Of victory and defeat.
A in the matter Of kick ing, mod
ern football must bow TO earlier
eras Of the gridiron when sensa-
tional runs from fumbles cut into
pigskin discussions.
For instance the great run OF
Coleman Of Wisconsin, against Min
nesota in 81 has never been close
.y approached in present day col
legiate struggles between leading
universities. lie picked up a va
grant spherOid and ran los yards
for a touchdown
sam Whites Run.
Sam Whites run Of so yards
from a tumble I'm the Yale game in
1911 gaining the victory for Nassau
IS perhaps the most noteworthy as
sault on the old Coleman record be-
cause il won the game However,
IN q contest or lesser consequence,
way Of Pennsylvania State chased
50 Yards after picking up a Dart
mouth tumble but the added glory
of winning the game was not at
taChed to the feat, as in the case of
Draper Of Penn against Cornell In
1907 whose run was IS yards long.
The second best tumble run on
record is that OF Richardson OF
Brown against Princeton IN 80. the
distance being 1913 yards. Flanders
Of Yale, way back in the hay past
of 81, registered an even 100 yard
sprint from a Harvard blunder
One Of the most spectacular FUN
BILE runs was that OF Art Poe OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23
EAST GIVES NOTRE
DAME GRID TITLE
Farrell Says Irish Are Favored
as Western Champions
In East.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

NAAAtNA II AAfN FA<atA JbiAlt-lil
NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Outside
Of the Pacific coast where Califor-
mia seems to reign supreme, section
al football championships will run
in paiES this season.
Notrc Dame and Ohio State can
claim the championship of the west
TIE honors in the east rest between
Princeton and either Penn States ur
PIttSburg. while Georgia Tech and
Virginia Military institute can quar-
rel about the title in the south.
Saturdays games in the east wee,
productive OF no great SURPRISES or
upsets but the Yale-Harvard game
did prove the Princeton Tigers are
the best Of the big Three" and one
of the very best in the east.
Penn and Pitt to Meet.
Penn State and Pittsburg are en-
titled 70 an equal rating VITA
Princeton but one OF these will filter
out Thanksgiving day when they
meet in their annual battle. A tie
game would give the title 10 Prince
ton, without dispute.
Ohio Sta-e won a clear title TO the
Western conference championship
by beating Illinois Saturday. The
Buckeyes also lived up to their rep
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23
Make Plans For State
Basketball Journeys

LAPORTE. Ind. Nov. 22-Plans
for holding the state high school
basketball meet this year were out
lined IN statement given out here
Monday BY =. r.. Tester. secretary
OF the Indiana High school Athletic
asso CiatIOn. after the board of con-
troll had discussed ways and means
OF accom- lOdatins all teams in the
association.
According 20 the statement the
Etsts will be divided into four re-
gionA each 20 hold eight meets
making total OF 80 Journeys in
Indiana
Each one OF these 50 Journeys
viii De made up OF about s. teams
Al the completion OF these Journeys
81 teams VIII remain IN the running
for the state title. TWO OF these
regions with their l6 winners will
play one series OF ghmes at some.
university and the other two regions
VIII play another series az another
university
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23

Princeton against Yale in '9S. The
distance was 100 yards and al
though IL Is recorded as Yale
tumble, the resourcesul Poe actually
wrenched the leather from the
hands OF an Eli in the heat Of a
scrimmage. That run spelt defeat
for Yale.
Suter Made 95 Yards.
other famous tumble runs" OF
earlier days was that of Suter OF
Princeton against Harvard In '95
and Redwater's of Carlisle against
Harvard in 80. The former un-
leashed a 95 yard dash for a touch
down while the Indian scurried so
yards 10 the goal-posts. Still ear
lier, Loney Of Princeton covered 65
yards in a touchdown run against
Penn in 1880.
One Of the best dashes from a
tumble In the modern game made
last year by the great Way OF Penn
state against Dartmouth II was
good for 81 yards through the entire
Dartmouth team. Penn State, how
ever. was defeated in spite OF Ways
efforts.
The tumble runs" OF White.
Draper, and Way represent modern
footballs best in the matter Of dis
lance. The others are comparat-
lively small with the exception o.,
Coy's 80 yards against Harvard $
IN 1920 Here they are:
Harrington. Penn against Cornell
as yards: Storer, Harvard against
Yale 35 yards; and Sheerer, Prince
ton. against Yale. "a yards, the lat
ter abbreviated as IL was won the
day for the Tiger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23
TRTBUNE EDITOR DEAD.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-George
VI. Smith. managing editor of the
New York Tribune. died suddenly
at his home Monday from ptomaine
poisoning. complicated with heart
disease. He had been i'll since last
Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-23

SPECIAL SALE ON BANANAS.
Tuesday and Wednesday at No
bile's. los s. Michigan a carload
will be seld at IS, % and 80 cents
per dozen. 9457-23
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS.

At Court of Probate. holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis trict of Berlin in the County of Hart ford and State of Connecticut, on the st day of March. A. D. 1920.
 Present, Bernard F. GaffneN. Esq,
 Judge.
 On motion of Anna Hartman of said New Britain, as administratriX on the
 estate of Nathan Hartman, late of New Britain, within said district de- ceased.
 This Court doth decree that six
 m ontbs be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administratriX and directs that public otice be given of this order, by adVer- Using in a newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a circu- lation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of New Britain, nearest .the1 place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from record. ELLA J. MOORE, Asst. Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
DOG RESCUES AGED WOMAN.

lIopkinsVillc. Ky, March 3.-Start-
 ing out for visit to the family of J. II. Pyle in this county. Mrs. Nancy smith. aged eighty, Stum bled and fell while passing through woodland. She lay there for three days and nights in the wintry atmosphere and one days steady rain. On the fourt h day a farm dog owned by Mr. Pyle attracted his attention by his unusua actions and Mr. Pyle finally followed the canine. The dog led him straight to Mrs. Smijh. She is threatened wit h pneumonia as a result of the expo sure but it is believed she will re- cover