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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA: In the Clerk Office of
the Circuit Count of Wise County, in Va
cation, the 9Th day of July, 1891
The object of the hcreinbclow styled
suit is sci forth in the following notice:
And It appearing by affidavit filed ac-
cofding Ia law that there are. or may be.
persons interested in the subject To be
disposed of whose names are unknown,
and that said petition makes such persons
def ndants by the general description Of
parties unknown; that the said parties are
unknown and their addresses are un.
known; 1t is therefore, ordered that the
said parties unknown rs We'll as the par
ties naiucd do appear within ten days at
ter due publication OF this order in the
Clerks Office of our said Circuit Court,
OF At the return ,iny of said notice. and do
what j, necessary to protect their inter.
eSis Aud it is further ordered that this
order hc published once week for two
successive weeks in the Big Stone Gap
io~t, a newspaper printed In Wise Coun
ty. Virginia
X II ROBERTS CLERK
Ia Tho Circuit Cour, Of Wise County,
Virginia
Interstate Railroad Company
Guest Mountain Coal and
Coke Company, : w Scalf
PARTIES unknown, and All 9th
ef pr.son- whom 1t may con
crrii
NOTICE
10 Cucst Mountain Coal and coke Com
pAny. ) vs. Scalf. parties unknown.
aud all other PERSONS whom 1t may CON
Germ
IAkt NoiIct That The Interstate
Railroad Company public service cor
pnfatiW chaItcrcd and doing business un
lrr tile laws oi the Commonwealth OF
Virginia, and authorized I'd condemn land
and other properties, or any intefest or
estate therein, for its uses and purposes.
will un the LIST day OF August. 1921 an.
ply to the Circuit Court of Wise County.
Virginia, az the Court House IN the town
ot t'hdeyiilc in said County, Tor the ap-
liVin,ncnt oi five disintercsied freehold
tfs, resilient in said Comfy. as Commits
sloutls 90 ascertain what will be lust
compensation lor Tie lee simple aud Gu
tue interest OF the parcel ut land htrein.
after DESCRIBED the fee simple estate ia
Wlllcl is sought 20 Ice condemned by the
undersigned tor It's uscs Aui purposes Tor
constructing, maintaining and operating
. main line of railroad ia Wise County
Virginia extending from the terminus OF
liS present line 10 the town OF norton
dowu Guest kivcr 10 the month therrul.
to'a connection WIN the Carolina. Clinch-
Held aad Ohio Railway al or near Bangor
iu NNett County Virginia aud to award
damages ID any resulting to the adjacent
Vr other property ufihe said Guest Moun-
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATlON

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VIRGINIA; In the Clerks Oiiicc Of
the Circuit Court of Wise County. In va
cation, the Both day of .lunc. 1921
The object OF the hcrcinholow styled
snit is set forth ia the following notice.
And it appearing hy affidavit, filed ac-
cOnlimg To Law that There ntc cor may bc
persons Interested m the subject tu bee
disposed of whose names are unknown,
aud that said petition makes such persons
defendants 10y the general description Of
parties unknown. hiatt the said PARTIES are
unknown and their addresses are uu-
known 1t is. therefore. ordered that the
said parties unknown as vel Us Tie par
ties named, do appear within ten days
after due publication ut this order in the
Clerks Office of our .tid Circuit sourt.
or AT he return day OF said notice aud do
what is necessary tn protect their inter
eSts Ana II Is further ordered INA; this
order bu published once week ior two
successive weeks ia the Big Sipnc Gap
POST a newspaper printed ia W sc Coun-
~ Virginia.
X i ROBERTS, Cloik.
Ia the Circuit Com, of Wise Comfy.
Virginia lI Vacation
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13
ORDER or PUBLICATION


litttNiA In the Clerks Onicc of
the Circuit Court OF Wise County, IN
Vacation the 3oih day al June, 1921
The object OF the hereinbclow styled
Sni l. set forth IN the following notice.
And II appearing 10y affidavit filed ac-
corning iu lnw that there are OF may bc
persons Interested IN Tie subject to be-
dlspoS'd ui Whose names are unknown,
ana hat SAID petition makes such per
sons defendants Dy the general deScrir.
non OF parties unknown that the SAID
parties are unknown anu their addresses
are unknown II y. therefore, ordered
that IA" Sild parties unknown. as well
as 'he parties nhlhcu 90 appear WITHIN
ton days after due publication OF this
order in Tie Clerk ONCE OF onr said
'licnlt Ionrt on AT The return day vt
SUD noiicc. ana ii" what Is necessary TO
pt2trc' th"r interests Nnd II IS further
ordered tha' tins oriei ie published once
a WtNk Tor two successive weeks ~ lac
biE 9ivne zap i"'t newspaper PRINT
g" 'l' W l'e C3uhi y lISinA
"a NOi''' - Nl'Ih
In the Circuit Court of Wise County
Virsiuiu Ia NAr,tt,,u
interstate NhiiruUl company
oliN h"'hAnhn et a.
NOTICE
To Oti, Buchanan 10. Buchanan
Claude \ Buchanan. Glnlis Bn.liau
;m. Garfield buchanan nnd Nlnttir
Buchnnnn. ms wife i, + Bnrh,nni
ana bessie Hum uArti,. unlrn,,yn
aud an othor per,1n, whom il n.,y
concern
rANE NotlcG That the Interstate
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
ABUSE OF PAROL AND PARDON LAWS.

The esrane If Stanley IIaIa. fine = sale BURGLAR from the
I;,. ro,,e,t,,r, IN rl,,. l,.t wa, ,ptlrr ,nl,c of thc
I,uar, ~ te ,r law =. an,ic f. criminals IN This IIaa>
had been nr, r,cl f ,ol,r connie I wear. ,, and sent f., the
nnteu,r. He was ,arled +, work 81, hard l, near Rock
Island hut IN the .nrin, f las, ear cam, back n In Sale and was
caught after having committed another BURGLARY He was indicted
,t scr l,cl +, f. nm his term for the first rr,1ar He was
released IN January and wa. ao arrested and convicted for two
lrares committed an March I The FIRST tter,e committed
carried sentence of FRI m one t twenty wears ycf within a period
,rel, the shortest time nerti, IN r sentence ne had
c,,,oJ + ~, ,re crimes ~ , similar ,,,rr NOR, the, pe,,e
< ,e , cx,ere "a ~, ar three trial. anil ,,n TIM, officers the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06

non- nornIInni .ddItion
=, =, r ",,rr, that .nvoral 1i,,lo
,oi.or a,,hn no =, anora,ia, !, the
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Earliest New England DWELLINGS,.

1t Is generally thought that the
first kind of dwelling built by HE
early settlers in New England were
log cabins, but as matter of fact.
these pioneers often felt Obliged to
wait until after they had reaped the.r
f1rst harveSts before they took The
time t" erect anything SO durable and
elaborate as a weather-ti-ht cab ID.
Like the primitive people Of southern
Europe, like the Indians of Mexico.
they used what caves they could find
But often they merely dug in. finding
shelter much as the armies tn
France did during the war.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Remember,
away back, when

Ottawas gas works laid their first
pipes? From A recod dated 1856, we
note, Men are busy on the streets
laying pipe for the gas works, under
the supervision Of Mr.. Cogswe||.
Street lamps are being erected on the
principal streets, at crossings, and
LARGE number OF dwellings are being
supplied with lights, which are
great Improvement over the kerosene
lamps and talIoW candies
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Life GETTING More Complex

An ohio physician declares that the
length Of woman'S second toe in
dira'eS her disposition, and he warns
Us against women with long ones.
What the dickens Must the fellow
who goes counting larry along IN
y ray machine? E"st ~ Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Local Notes,

Hiram WOrrels of Streator, uncle of
Thomas Worrols of this city, died in
Streator yesterday morning. Arrange
ments have not been made for the fun,
cral
Mr. and Mrs. George Phillimore,
Mrs. Joseph Hudson and son motored
to Streator today.
William Daily is painting some tasty
signs for the street names for the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Buys Out Partner,

A. II Workman has purchased the
interest Of William Brackcn in the
Coliseum theater This gives Mr..
Workman the entire control of all the
movie theaters in town, as he recently
bought out the interest of f.. Z. Mill
burn his nArtnnr
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Her SsrtorjaI PROSPECTS,

She-'Suppose Didn't dress as well
rs do now, would YOU love me lust
the same Her Fiance-"C Certainly,
dear. Why, that's as much as to say
/ won't care for you after we are mar.
ried. - Boston Trai>crpt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Sigh for the Good Old Dsys 80

Iud Tunkins says he sometimes
wishes We could get back to the old
times when the average person was
not expected to make n speech except
a. his birthday ar when hs gnt elected
70 something
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06

On all kinds of small machinery
such as Vacuum Cleaners, Motors
Graphones, Sewing and Washing Ma
chimes, Lawn Mowers, Bicycles. etc.
see Johnson q Pattison, Phone Red
6G. Work called for and delivered.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06

chicago market report furnished b.
T. W Kirby. manager Simons Ia.
co, Room 3l2 Moloney Building
Phone %.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-06
Fresh Creamery Butter.

Our own make, 35c ID. Tri City Dairy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17

Mr.. Muskrat came dripping along
just then. He looked so worn and
worried and wet that Mrs Muskrat
hadn't the heart 10 scold him. but
rushed toward him at once. "Oh.
my love, where have you been ?"
she cried anxiously.
"Beenl" painted Mr.. Murskat. II
haven't been 1 was taken. What
do YOU think. old Man Flood pulled
the ice-stoppers out of all the
creeks and the whole kaboodle OF
them rushed into Ripple Creek at
once. I saw what was going TO hap
pen and was rushing to help you
when old Man Flood pulled me into
the water.
When I passed our frorc door he
had hold of me tight ard wouldn't
let me stop at all. He reached out
and grabbed everything ne could get
his hands on and pulled II into the
water All the time ne was roaring
like the Fourth Of July. Ny but I
am glad that you and the babies
were out of his reachi"
"But we weren't" corrected Mrs.
Muskrat. "The high water got into
our house and nearly drowned us all.
This lady saved us" She pointed
at Nancy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q.-How much money does Gloria
Swanson make per week in the
movies?
A.-Gloria, who five years ago was
making about SIS week as a bath
ing beauty in comedies. is now said
TO be paying income tax on a week
~ salary which is just a hundred
times greater. or $500 a week.
Q.-What famous movie actress
who has red hair and green eyes
once appeared in a movie called
THE Meanest Husband ?"
A-Madame Olga PetrOva.
Q-Have Larry Semon and Fatty
Arbuckle ever appeared together on
the screen?
A.-These two famous comedians
have never appeared together in the
same picture.
Q.-Who is he? Born in Llanelly,
Wales, in 1897, he was educated in
Wales and Paris. He came to this
country with a trOup OF Welsh play
ers after having begun his stage
career in his own country at the
age OF Il. In his stage career he
was starred in "Everyman" and
featured "Salome." "Moloch" and
The Guilty Man" He played the
part Of Benjamin in Joseph and
His Brethren" He has appeared on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
ORIIIIIrNI

Il Dealing frankly bur in an inoffens-
Dive way with childbirth and sex rela-
tionshlp and the disastrous results
that eusue when children are delloer-
ately left In ignorance by their par
ents OF the true facts or such things
The Emo OF the Road, now az the
AOrpheum. accomplishes the purpose
Fof its producers in awakening an un-
thinking humanity OF the terrible re-
suits that may follow such ignorance.
Probably ia the history Of motion
Apictures in this city no drama of the
.ycreen has met with such a wide dis
| cussion to its value In effectng its
purpose. While naturally. picture
7of its kind Is sure 60 meet with some
Aconde-lnation. the far greater num-
OF those who have already viewed
~ have been OUtspoken in their praise
l. the bravery and daring of its au-
lOr and associates in bringing under
Bhe light of truth many Of the ugly
but real things " life which evasion
prudery and false modesty have caus-
! ed 90 thrive.
y There will be a matinee perfor-
nance daily. and two shows each
Aight up TO and including Sunday
8he last day of the engagement. No
children under IS years viii not be
admitted unless with parent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
RTaCKSTONF

=. In every girls life there comes a
|hril when she first puts in an en-
-agement ring. As rule. actresses
et used TO wearing engagement
ms. as they are called upon many
[nes TO play the roles OF engaged
Ills
BY some strange circumstance,
lice Calhoun, who opens two
- engagement today in CLOSED
|Doors" at the Blackstone. has been
-tar without an engagement ring.
Ter in all her career has she been
20 upon TO play a role I'm which
90 wore a diamond. However, one
,annot continue 10 act before the
Ycamera without doing almost every
thing and in CLOSED Doors Miss
7Valhoun for the first time in her
tie put an engagement ring upon
Ther finger. she had an the thrill and
excitement that a young girl natur-
ally feels when her sweetheart pre-
, sents her with solitaire. All
through the day Alice kept looking
at the ring She could not draw her
eve away from IL. and every move
she made the diamond was always IN
7evidence.
she was so natural in fact that
when the scene was taken Director
Director Seyffertitz exclaimed, Miss
Calhoun. you could not have done
Shelter If YOU had really been engag-
ed. You certainly acted the part 20
|, perfection"
4 The story deals with a young girl
q no married a man much her senior
4 fnd who. because she is neglected.
#eeks the companionship Of man
who appears interested I'm her. She
is always striving 90 Introduce him
10 her husband. but the busy head OF
1.-the family has no time to meet him.
EGossips commence 90 wag their
TONGUES. and the other mans sweet
hoart sends an anonymous letter TO
the husband the latter starts an In
vesucatiou. He arrives home 90 hud
Ibis wife ln q compromising position,
Aand unwilling TO believe tho truth. is
Fahout 20 close the door upon her
when one whom he had bafriended
years before comes TO the rescue.
This man clears the wife and
Ashows the husband wherein he has
Fbecn at fault.
House Peters and Marjorie Dav
Twill be seen in Maurice Tourueurs
4 PRODUCTION. The Great Eedeeus-".
- SUNDAY. which VIII Doe the f.a-
&c attraction for three days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17

Mr.. Muskrat seemed surprised. He
hadn't noticed that anyone else was
present, he was so upset and ex-
cited and tired and a few other
things. THANK you very kindly"
he said with a bow.
"Oh. don't mention It," said
Nancy. you see. I'm helping Mr.
Sprinkle-Blow."
Sprinkle Blow!" cried Mr.. Musk
rat Where is he? / should like
10 tell him about this outrage"
Before Nancy had time 10 answer.
the fairyman himself came around
"a corner and who should be beside
him but that rascal, Jack Frost
"Oh. goodness" shivered Mrs.
Muskrat. Cuddling her children.
"Brrrrr!" shivered Mr. Muskrat.
for he was awfully wet. and Jacks
chilly breath nearly froze him.
Mr.. Sprinkle-Blow looked worried
10 death.
(To DC COntinued.)
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17

the screen with Clara Klmbau
Young. Marguerite Clark. Florence
Reed and Norma Talmadge. lie is
of fair complexion. brown hair. blue
eyes. weighs 125 and is five feet
five inches tall. His home address
is 223 w. 18th ST.. New York city.
and his telephone number is Chelsea
.S7132
AIS II necessary now. TO tell
you that his name is Gareth Hughes.
Q.-Where was Francis ". Bush
man born and Of what nationality is
he?
A-Francis Y. is an American
and was born fin Norfolk. VA. OF
Jan. 10, 1855.
How many idle film folk are there
now said to be in Los Angeles and
the vicinity?
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17

Jack Hoxie. supported by an all
star cast. is seen i'm his latest feature
kroduction entitled Dead or Alive .,
the Auditorium today This is
#ature teeming with action and also
8 as a real strong love story woven
through it. Assuming the name of a
man believed dead. who, himself had
an assumed name. makes for many
thrilling episodes, particularly So as
bot hare wanted by the strong arm of
the law. Only one more chapter of
The Son of TarZan TO be shown tee
fore the amazing climax. This serial
10 be followed by THE SKY Ranger
in which June Caprice and George
Seitz are cO-starred-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17

(Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
CHARGES AGITATION
CAUSED NINE TROUBLE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 10
a com biuaGon OF white mule and
au-side agitation" started the trouble
in which eisht hundred coal miners
forced foreign labor our of Pike and
Gibson counties, Adj. Gen. Harry 3
Smith reported 20 Gov. Warren T.
1IcCr3y Thursday.
Adj Gen. Smith. q was learned.
recommended 10 the governor that
local officials be allowed 20 handle
the situation without state interter-
ence. asserting tina the trouble has
ceased.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
IHeate7;S


The Last Door" q new story
Of adventure with Eugene OBrien
and Martha Mansfield az the head
OF the cast. Is the IaSalle attraction
today. Marguerite Clark and Har-
rison Ford IN Easy To Ge." are
listed for Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17

\ Marguerite Clark and Harrison
Ford In Easy To Get for today
Sand Enid Bennett with an star SUPP
port in Irving Bachelors Keeping
Up with Lizzie" for Saturday are
lthe Castle bookings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-25
boosts for Bureaucracy

Bureaucracy was given big boost by the recent lega-
ture which created new commissions upon the
demands of special interests Of these boards involve
direct tax the people, they supported by fees but
eventually the people have to the fees Nearly all are
designed to eliminate competition by license and regulation
and have their real objective higher schedule OF prices for
those paying the fees. h
The various professions tradesmen and farmers as well
as labor organized into unions ho few the word
their organizations and each union wants closed shop
though only the closed labor shop attracts attention History
repeats itself The nations business is organized into guilds
medva Europe and each seeks to regulate competition
and increase profits From the trusts which regulate tne-
selves above the law into closed shop, the professions
which make the law do their organizing, to labor whose
organization sanctioned by law all occupations are union
against the rest of society in their own interest
The of the state in perectng and maintaining these
organizations is not a new thing Every session OF the
legislature well of congress- has stimulated bureau
cracy and the Oregon legislature that has just passed into
history exception.
The druggists union caused the enactment of law put
ting the ban on drug pedders by imposing prohbltlve
cense-thus curang Independent non-unon competition
my forcing all to the drug store.
The undertakerS union inspired embamers commits
son with fees examinations and licenses to promote the
closed shop in burial of the dead which of course will be
added to the cost of funerals.
The estate dealers union perfected organization by
creating commissioner $4,000 year to be paid by dues
of members and bar unorganzed curbone competition
The cattlemens union forced through bill creating
commissioner to organize them and keep them posted on
markets. to be paid for by levy livestock sod which
will of course be passed on to the public
The chropodss union did clever footwork in Great
ing commission to examine collect fees issue licenses and
establish the closed shop for their cult
The architects union secured recognition with law Great
ing board issue certificates to practice and pass upon
requirements and thus eliminate the practical builder as
-unionist.
The abstracors union deck with measure estab-
fishing the liability of abstractors to shut out rivals and
the bond dealers union secured the creation OF BOND COM
mission regulating sale of bonds and barring open shop
r =,
And SO it goes-this is probably only partial list of the
commissions created at the last session. Many other
failed but will be renewed at the next session
Legislatures and legislatures CO. but bureaucracy
goes merrily