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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
MAJORSVILLE

Ruble Holmes. eldest son O! Thomas
Holmes. the ~well-known meat dealer OF
JaCktown. passed away at the family
home Tuesday, January 81. Death was
Th" deceased was a bright. lovahle boy
and Will be much missed in the village
school and church. He was a grandson
OF the Rev. Jacob Ruble OF West Alex
ander for whom he Was named. A num-
her OF BROTHERS and sisters are left to
or died during the 1919 flu epidemic. In
tcrment at Wind Ridge cemetery.
Accident Nearly Fatal
Babe" Cuttings, employe OF the City
& suburban Gas company, met with an
accident Monday which came near being
IL fatal one.
While adjusting some part Of an on
CINE on the baling machine his clothes
caught in a revolving shaft hurting him
through tn" air and throwing him
against the floor and injuring him sew
erely.
Fortunately only a part ~ the power
was turned on which friends succeeded
in switching off. thus saving tho lad
from being beaten to death by the rev.
olutions Of The SHAFT
Boosters Club
Th" members of the NJ. ". camp nf
our village ave Joined the "RoostcrS'
club" and are going after new mem
hers with splendid results, The slogan
il Change your Chum TO a ncighbor."
Don't forget the cats Saturday evening,
February l2th. Remember this is not
FOR the Woodmen alone but for all who
will help with the supper.
Majorsvtlle Briefs
Miss Leslie Cheeks spent several dayH
Of the past week with Mrs. Nellie
Cheeks.
\ little daughter OF DR.. Arnold OF
Calls is quite i'll with appendicitis.
Mrs. MARY Ingram is recovering from
an attack Of Quinsy.
MIR. Les. Ingram. Cmploye at the Maj
orsville COMPRISING plant is or work
with illness.
Earl Archer. who wac employed for
the ia 81 several weeks ella mping the gas
line near West Alexander. returned
home during the past week.
Ezekiel Eov IS tho nam" given the
! c!cl cn-pound-boy that ca ms to gladden.
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BENWOOD
new MINISTER TAKES
CHARGE At BENWOOD
REV. w. NJ. CASTLE, sUPERINTEND-
EMIT OF ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE,
GOES TO BENWOOD AND
GLENDALE CHURCHES.
Succeeds Rev. G.. D. Sampson who Re-
Gently Answered n Call to the
M. Z. Church at Spencer.

Rar. w. NJ. Castle at present located
in Warwood. Sunday took charge of the
local Methodist Episcopal church. Milling
the place left vacant by tho departure
Of Kcv. =. H. Sampson 10 Spencer last
week. In addition to tn" BCnwo0d
church., Rev. Castle viii also conduct
services at Glendale and n" held dew
ti"nal at that place sunday.
Fer several rcars Rev. Castle ha"
bc,u superintendent Of the
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GO HEE.

Up until a late hour last evening no
trace had been found Of the tour armed
men. driving a Ford machine who held
IN and robbed a foreigner by the name
Of Pete, near Yorkville, O., early Sum
day morning. Of $40 and a gold watch.
Chief OF Police Ed. HyLand. Of the
Martins Ferry police force was notified
and has his men working on the case.
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OHIO NEWS.

Columbus. o., Feb. 6.-M"mbcrs Of
the house OF representatives OF IN"
state legislature were surprised the
other day when in the absence Of tho
chaplain. Speaker Reetham. Of Cadiz,
offered prayer with ali IN" s"sonance Of
voice and depth OF feeling OF a real
preacher.
Some ono asked Ecttham e hc had
ever studied for the ministry. He said
hc hadn't. but aid he supposed h" had
absorbed a LOT in thai line from ances-
tors away back.
He explained thai his failure to be-
come q Methods, minister was the first
break in a chain extending zoo years
hack. 4 direC. parental ancestor be-
gan preaching In the days OF John WeS-
ley: in fact as the result Of WcSlcy'S
evangelical work. lie said.
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league in Wheeling district. and Is as
si>tant n~nti-Saloon league s~uperintend-
ont uf the state of West Virginia. tie
IS we'll and favorably known through
out the state and Benwood and Glendale
are To be congratulated on securing the
services OF such an efficient pastor.
" Personals.
Miss Ella SteinGer Of B~eallsville'
q, spent sunday with local friends.
Miss Stc!ngcr will spend several lays
with Bellairc friends before returning
home.
y. G. kuntz of Point Pleasant was q
visitor III town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bessie SeCrist Of North Ben
wood has recovered from an illness OF
two weeks.
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IRISH CASTLE FIRED;
LOSS 100000 POUNDS

London. Feb. 6.-Summerhill House,
twenty-five miles from Dublin. and ono
Of the most beautiful homes in Ireland,
was burned yesterday with a loss OF
100. 900 pounds. according to the Weekly
Dispatch. Several men were entered
in the rear of the castle and seized thirty
gallons of petrol, with which the nred
the two wings Of the building, Which
police auxiiaries found a roaringIur-
mace upon their arrival. \ quantity OF
valuable furniture and tapestry was
destroyed.
Summerhill House was the residence
of the late Lord Langford. 1t is believed
the place a fired to prevent Its oc-
cupancy by the military.
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Revolution Snapshots.

Canton. o, Fed. b.--JuTIcn J FEVH-
kauer. n Canton inventor Of a chemical
formula TO develop plates and films.
claims his invention will revolutioniZe
,hc taking OF snapshots. IL others can
use Il successfully as he has.
. Under light conditions known To be
impossible. for fast photography. FroS-
kaucr asserts he has taken pictures with
exposures Of l-l0O and 1850. He has
taken portraits under floor lamps. with
ordinary .io-watt bulbs in second and
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Fitzsimmons Hospital at Denver. Colo,
Tor special treatment.
CONGRESSMAN Woodyard-Pension for
Mrs. Edith f. Haddox. OF Huntington.
s95 a month from March s. 1918, and 3So
u month from May l. 1920.
Congressman Reed-DischarRe from
the navy secured for Joseph Milton
Moore, OF Clarksburg.
Congressman Goodykoontz-ApplicA-
ton for a pension Increase made for
James B. Walker, Of Oceania: with the
post Office Department to change the
mail route between Roxilia and Glacie:
application for soldiers compensation
made for T. II. Harvey, OF Union:
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third exposures, and they have pcoyct

third exposures. and they have proven
! excellent. he said.
Irokaucr exhibits the photograph Of
Il man holding Il lighted match. taken
with the aid of the light from the match
and that OF a single. "5-C2ndi" Lower
electric hulh. with an exposure OF l-lOth
OF 4 second.
For seven months. rroSkaucr said. he
| has worked ON the formula. ana he be
ltcvcS now that he has II developed Suv-
CrsSfully. Newspaper photographers.
movie camCramcu and commercial!
photographers should be aided greatly
by the preparation. he suid.
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Missionary Conventions.

ClarkSburg. w. Va. Feb. 6.-MiSston-
AIRY conventions will b. held in the state
at the following places under auspices
of the general board Of promotion "l
the northern Baptist convention: Feb
ruary 1914, BeCklty: February k-lb,
Charleston: February l7-l>. PIrkcrS'
burg: February 2l-22. ~ShinnStoH and
February 22-2S. M~oundSvi!lv.
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Got Alleged Draft EHadsr

Moorcneld. w. Va. Feb. G.-Shcriti
W. A. Allen and Deputy Sheriff Karl
McNcill returned from Washington, h
G.. with Ben See. alleged draft cvader,
accused OF shooting Deputy Sheriff 7,
&. Cunningham some weeks ago. HI
will be held in jail here for the coming
grand jury. lie WAS discharged by the
government officials as a Stacker. they
claiming he had the mind OF a l2-year'
old boy.
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ParkerSburg. w. Va. Feb. 6.-MiSs
Folsom McGuire has resigned as WOOD
county agricultural home d~enonstra-
ton agent. to take a position in the
state department. of agriculture. Miss
Della Thompson OF ParkershurG. n"V
a student At West Virginia university,
has been named her successor.
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Lchanon.o.. Fob. s "A movement for 4
Thirty-Scventh Division reunion al Mont
comcrN next summer has been launched
by thc Ralph u. Snok Post or the -NmcrI-
ran Legion. Letters are being sent out
to all Legion posts in the state. accord
ing TO officials OF the post. f.N-Scrvice
men from ONO units. other than those
Of the ThirtN-scventh Division, ar" be
ing invited to take tho trip.
The division trained at Montgomery,
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Charleston. ". Va, Feb. 6.-t'our ad-
ditional offices are being Installed in
the basement Of the stat" house annex.
which is across the street from the
burned capitol building. They vii! be
occupied by John Koran, state fire
marshal
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TO Quadruple Capacity.

Huntington. W. Va. Feb. 6.-p!rcct-
ors Of the West Virginia Glass Mani
featuring company have decided 10
Quadruplc the capacity Of its plant here,
the result OF accumulated orders.
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Redwood, W Va. Feb. 6.-Thc Rev.
! Helen Hill. West Eirginia's talrd woman
preacher, has resigned as pastor OF tho
BAPTIST church here to accept a pas
toratc in Kansas. her native state.
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Will Confer Degrees.

Morgantown. ". Va. Feb. 6.-De-
Grces will be conferred upon a class OF
SO at the winter reunion of tho Nor
gantown Lodge OF Perfection No. 8,
Scottish Rite MaSons. here February Il.
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VIII Rnild Dwellings.

Morgantown. W. Va. Feb. 6.-Fcr the
purpose of building dwellings,, the Nor
gantown Building association has. in
creased its capital from $4,000 10
S25p.0Qe.
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Woman Deputy Sheriff.

Kirkwood. W. Va. Feb 6-MiSS Nellie
Schacffer has resigned rs secretary -
Samuel B Montgomery, state labor COM
missioner, TO accent appointment as Il
deputy sheriff OF Preston county.
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Cincinnati. o. Feb. 6.-H"a!th Com
missioner Peters IN 4 statement pre-
pared for the Sanitary Bulletin. iHNucd
by tho Cincinnati Health Department.
saws the homicide rate for l?2S In en-
rinnati ~ tho lowest On record. For 4
period O: - wears. tn" number OF h"nli-
cides in CinClnanti have averaged IS u
year. Last year the number mad a"-
creased to -. giving the city Il death
rate from this cause Of . per 100000
population. according To the statement.
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Tho House That Mary Runs.

Columbus, O, Feb. 6.--ThC house that
Jack built has a rival in interest al
ohio state University here. It's the
house that Mary runs, in 4 fashsonn that
all good Communists nope /" So" The
world run some day, equal distributor
OF work amt everyone satisfied.
Eleven Co-edS operate tho house. ana
the living expenses Of each are Just -
a week.
The goods arc not trying 10 emulate
the ideal Soviet. they said. They tried
the experiment., when school Stdrtcf. be
cause rooms were almost imUnSS'h!" Ia
secure. and they wanted 70 see II they
couldn't reduce their living costs.
They believe they have made n sue
cess Of tho venture. and assert III" cS-
adjustment OF such cooperative houses
would solve many pCrplcNtnE problems
GirI students at the university are con
tronted with in LIVING conditions.
The houSework is apportioncd equally
among the eleven girls. and ono h"ur Il
dav Is set aside for is accomplishment
when that hour arrives, IN" GlrIS throw
aside their books. don dust caps and
Rprons. and Chccrfully set about 10 make
the house sp!ck and span.
One will sweep. One mend. On" wash
dlyacS. one clean windows. Another
make the beds. Another dust.
The idea is Mrs. Eleanor Smiths. who
Is opposed 10 the plan of housing giriS
IN big dormitorics. She j. the maNascr,
buyer. and chief executive Of the cstah-
~iiShIECnt.
Practically all OF the girls are from
rural districts. Their names arr: Mss
Alta De Haven. Orient. president. ana
the Misses Elinor Hobbs, Mt Vernon,
Eva Clark, Mt. Vernon; Corrinc Moultou,
canal Fulton: Lucille Eby. ~SmitmV'll";
Barbara Metz. Tift,n; Marion smith,
Columbus: Eloie KrauSe. Valley city;
Dorotdhy Waters. Pittsburgh: Dorothy
Williams. Hanover. and Bucila Young,
Anderson, Ind.
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Huntington. W. Va. Feb. 6.-A mass
meeting Of southern MethodistS will be
held here February - for the purpose
OF stimulating interest in religious edu-
cation.
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RaxtnS Old City Hall.

Charleston. W. Va. Feb, Work Of
! eaztng the old municipal hall here pre-
4baratory to the construction Of a new
7 city hall has h"eu started. The section
occupied h. the city jan VAS tho prst
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Lower Potato Acreage.

Potato acreage in ohio has.decr'aNed
Al per cent during the last 10 years. aC'
cording to the Ohio State University
AGRICULTURAL Extension Department. The
present acreage is $4,000 Ten years
ago. it was 2l2.00O. Diseased seed prtl-
toes largely ave been responsible tor
the decrease, II was said.
Last year. the average yield in ohio
was 100 bushels an acre. better than the
average. but even this yield j. unproiit-
able. II is said. In an attempt I" IN
crease production. certified seed - used
for demonstration in tiv" counties Ash
tabul,. Columhiara. CuyahoEa. Hamilton
and Scioto. The test is being made by
tn" county farm bureaus in cooperation
with the college Of agriculture at the
University.
Individual growers have obtained OK
cellcnt results by using high class seed
potatoes from other states. II - sad.
r.. &. Clayton, of tho college Of aSricul-
turc. believes all growers can profit in
the same way II better seed is used.
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70 be torn down. Thc various city OF
tees are now IN temporary quarters.
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Service of Praise.

Sunday evening the choir ~ the
Third PRESBYTERIAN church. under di-
rrctinn Of Charles II. Runaway. rem
dcrrd n delightful program. with Miss
Eileen IiuGgcr Il y!ol!niSt whose tai
cnt is known throughout the city. ip-
rcaring in three numbers. with MISS
Rcrthn RasCl. church orEan'st. accom-
panyinc her. Altogether, this was one
Of tho mos, attractive and ENJOYABLE
sons services held a, this church IN
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Second Lecture.

Thr Junior and Scn,or classes in
Catcch,StiraI study viii meet in rcgu-
lar weekly session N their rooms at
Trinity l.uthgran CHurch Friday. the
Juniors To Met at 40 O'Clock In the
afternoon and tho Seniors at 100 that
evening. These classes which started
last October have been most successful
and vii Ia" continued until Lent. re-
Stunning again at the conclusion Of that
p,riyl
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viii Aid in University Of Vir-
gina Centennial Endow-
ment Fund.

K late Irvine, OF Big Stone
zap, former rector of the Uni
'ersily Of Virginia, has been
named local chairman OF the
University OF NIrEinia Centen
ma endowment fund. His ac
cepthilce mas been announced
oy bo'lihe II. Handy, regional
cn"'ri''ah ior the innd IN Bland,
buchanan. Dlckenson,Grays son,
russell Lee, scott, Smyth,
iaHe"eN' Washington, Wise
ana Wythr county.
Mr IRVINE rs a graduate Of
inc law school, class OF 1889
an" Is one oi tlo institutions
'hoSt distinguished sons. lie
Sc'fcu Tor many years on the
oo'ru .. Visitors OF the nnivcr'
S''y ana was rector Tor several
ears
because oil ms intimate nc
qiaih'ehca WIN me university
""".'S' NJ T. IRVINE VIII be n
''' ''o,.'H''y 'aii'io'e man III
E-e e.l9le ~ l-c al0Innl ana
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HENRY c. STUART
PLEDGES 100000
Sum OF $1,705,OOO Being
Sought by the Holston Con
ference Educational Com
mittee.

Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. 25.-
Ex- Governor Henry q. Stuart, of
Virginia, pledged 800, 1000 and
l.. o. Passenger, of Konnarock,
Va, $50, 900 to the educational
fund of Holston conference,
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, at 4 meeting of the con
ference educational committee
here this afternoon. The sum of
$l,705, 900 is sought for work of
Emory aud Henry, Martha Wash
ington, Hiwassee and Centenary
Colleges in Holston Conference.
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Willis rented the home furnish.
ed and sent to his wife her part
of the household goods. Mrs.
Willis had other belongings at
the home she claimed was not
sent and on the following day
sent 4 wagon for the remainder.
The renter, j. is said, went to
Willis and told him of this oc-
cnrrence and Willis borrowed "a
revolver from friend at Jose
phlne and hurried to Big Stone
Gap to "settlc the NATTER rs he
explained it, although no one
had an idea as to his purpose.
Mrs. Willis lived little more
than an hour after being shot.
She was married to Willis about
eight years ago and to them was
born one child. The body was
buried in Glencoe cemetery at
this place Thursday afternoon.
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Dealer in High Quality Gro
ceries, Fresh Meats and
Provisions.

NJ. Mo.I tI:
tx" ~ H. c 1''J - n'S pa
Nh, 49,, ~ 's'G''"s '"" ue''S
Tiar" :; 49, 49,,
,,rannr of w. g. 'o"'" ~ every
,,mn;t, no,,,a 49,. :" Iic'H o"'n-
n,,t IN, ti o''se ' , st .,'
,ra,in,, ~ -, oo,','''u'' .etr' 'i ,.,
,,nss;I';l w.? ~ .is''
mi - NV ~ -, 'a''.ou liz my,
we ill., ,r,.,, ,ii 'e y, W. ,'u
In, ,ha - I"' ''V ,' u, en-
nnternr; o'.,,,',;,I,', 'o'. ~ .,. .ne
hus;nnss t;sla 500 ,I,a ';ose
If I'LL hr;af st.atc H. Wy ''''J'o'
Ear hnnlroJ r,,., H.,
croccrv AMI moot ,,a LA. ia - !.
noot. cleon Gvless aMi o,l,o,, n' ;,
son;t,rv i H., NIX .,i,a,.a III, IN -, 'I
ers f. ,trnniyn IN. :; ti, H."
Kind Of = grornrv or.i n,oot n,a
lei Il Niort,,m .o,'I''. ''''''
Hig stonc Gannnl tha i,;..I ~, -
wiIl olwnvs ro,,,Ir l '' j. " In. =" y.
he rcmoins in hns;nnss 0,,S. 80
col peonIr INV Ion,, sin.e lnar ~,
ed that When tbnS nr1or rrnn,
this st,re whntLar IN norsan -.
nv t.larbn,a u,a,. ora dan,n;, 0s s
receiyino the rhoicc.t grora,;o.
or meats ohtoinnhla a1yn.hara
and a, n moderate MIX YIN
promnt delivery Win IN raa
sonable distance
Mr.. Morton handles oll k;,ds
of staple ana fancy Grocer
les. fresh ana salt menfs IND
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AMERICAN LEGION
SMOKER

Saturday night, January Goth.
n smoker was given for exser.
vice men by tho Henry n. Tate
Post No. 10 OF the American
Legion at Appnlachia.
Post Commander, w. b. Pc
ters, gave the welcome address.
explaining that tho primary OBJ !.
Ject OF the meeting was to give
each man present n good time.
Dr. Peters stated that .here had
been some misrepresentation
relative To the attitude OF the
american Legion towards
Upion Labor, and explained
that there is no reason earthly
why any American who did
military service in the World
war should not become a mem.
Der OF the legion, because tho
American Legion stands for
America, for the rights OF the
men who were in the service
and for better citizenship of the
country at large, and is not
against any organization that
IL American in principle.
Drinks, sandwiches, cake aud
cigars were served and every
body had Jolly good time.
The members of the post wish
10 express their sincere graft
Jude 10 the ladies VINO furnish
ed the liberal supply Of sand
wiches and cake for the coca.
sion.
The following former service
men were present:
X G.. Bray, VIM l}rotherton,
O. y burke, W Il, Cantreli,
g. w. Delphi, Sam L. Dicken
son, b. T. Duffy, Jr., r 81
tlanary, j. a. Gardner. Lon
Gibson, NJ. l. Gibson, Festus
lson, |. W Jcssee, IL G. Me
kinney, G W, Morton, VIM. Is
Peters, 9 V Polly, Howard A
lrltchett, sgt. Shlndlc, Ii. a.
SIphers, II X. Smith, Geo. q
stone and 7. Il Williams, of
Appalachia.
Frank Altman, clyde Il
Crawford, Ed r. Edens and
> q kilbourne, of Big Stone
Gap
). y. Barker, p. ". Gundry
aud kobt. NJ. Miller, of Stonugu.
Cay Wallen, OF Roia.
Y, ~ Hood, of East Stone
Gap
Mich.
II s. Frost, Winchester, Ky.
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School News
Edited by the senior cl,s,

Rev. Burnz was with us on
last Monday morning and gavo
us an interesting talk on IRE.
wards of Honesty" Rev. Smith
on tuesday morning on Law
Of Habit" and Rev. Dean on
Wednesday morning with the
description of Jacob and isaiah
Miss Betty Davidson, of Gate
CITY, visited the High School
Monday morning.
For the past week the ''invis
iblc medals" were awarded TO
the following grades: In the
high school, ninth grade in the
grammar grades, high sixth
and IN the primary department
and the high fourth.
Some very high grades were
made i'll the mid year exatninn.
tons in the high school depart
ment which shows that their
time has been used to the best
advantage.
Miss Tempo Rhca and Mr..
David Sergent have enrolled as
pupils IN our school for the last
term. Tempo ls a senior aud
David freshman.
DR.. John j. Fix, director Of
inc young peoples work in the
synod of Appalachia, was with
us Monday morning aud gave
us an interesting talk,
Miss Lois X Rhodes wns
hurried 10 MIR. Norman II. Rus.
sell At Appulacllta last Satur
day The senior class wishes
Them a long ani happy life to-
sether
Edward Bird substituted for
Mrs. Russell OH Monday
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Once TO Ever Woman" to
BE Seen Here.

American theatergoers who
rHvclIed IN the dramatic wealth
OF the Heart of Humanity
and tulRted TO the irreslsti-
Tile qualities OF "'rhe Right to
lIapplness'' are doubtless of the
opinion that i'll these two photo
dramas Dorothy Phillips and
Alien liolubar, star and direct.
or, have reached the heights
81 screen perfection. But the
public Is asked to reserve its ii
nal verdict until il has had A
view of "Onco to Every We
man, the newest Universal
Jewel super production, comin..
l the Ainuzu ''hcater on Thurs
dav.
The popular appeal of "Once
to Every Womnn' Is heightcn.
td BECAUSE It deals with every
day people and treats Of I.
theme that IS as old ns humnui-
~ Mother love is it's KEYNOTE
aud II shows the utter vanity
al worldly ambition when not
founded on human affection.
Miss Phillips first appears az
a school girl, the daughter OF /,
village blacksmith, who, be
cause OF her good looks and
sweet voice, is The pet Of tie
family. She accepts the sacri-
tees OF her parents and sisters.
aud when a visitor from New
York offers to send her abroad
TO have her voice trained she
leaves home With no regrets.
After many dramatic episodes
she finally reaches The goal of
her ambition the creation of
the star role iii IA new grand
opera in New York. Her hum.
bic hono aud family arc for
gotten. Then u tremendous
shock cEnses the loss of her
voice. Her new found friends
and admirers leave her. In her
mothers great love she finds
real happiness at lust.-a,iy.
I
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-02-02
Hale-Anderson

Announcement cards reading
as follows have been sent out to
friends:
Mrs. Charles ). Hale
announces the marriage of her daughter
Mary Jane Brown
to
Mr.. Samuel Harold Anderson
on Tuesday, the eighteenth of January,
nineteen twenty-one
Ringsport, Tennessee
At home
After the first of February
kingsport, Tennessee.