davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12

Phil Haggerty's Nativity athletes cam
back strong and handed Bridesburg a H.
trouncing Eddie Gerner was in the line; III
feature Of the fray. In five times at bs
the former Red hurer nicked Tommy Voz
delivery for a pair OF singles, a double an'
homer. Johnny Barker hurled for Nativity
whilo Volz pitched his third game for tn
burg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
Rome zprayy.
POSTAL ST PO zENU z KRAJA
POSLALA MU SESTRU.

Girard, Ia. jnna. - Ia dlhy cas-
tnzil Majk Zavetsky, byvajnci V
tomto meste ma, s.. Market ST., "a
svojou zenou, ktora sa nachodila
starom kraji, v Austrii. Chcel
i'll dosikovat' sem. ale vse mu V
tom nieco prekazalo, Konecne bol
iej vstave poslat' 1890 ma cestu a
Gakal ma I'LL v roztnzeni. Bol ale
vel mi prekvapeny, ked' po tieto
dni prisla k nemu miesto zeny
:'ej sestra, ktorii jeho zena sem
yypravila, ona ale zostala v Au-
,strii. Sestra bola slobodna a hned
81 nasla milenca, ktory 81 ju chcel
Nziat "a zenu, ale Zavetsky ne
chcel dovolit' PRIV, kym mu mile
rec nezaplatil jej trovy, ktore on
roslal svojej zene. Peniaze konee-
re dostal nazad, ale DO svoju ze-
'lu uz vraj nebude posielat', lebo
pochybuje v jej vernosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
Andrej Slanco.
Zlodeji v praci.

Minulej soboty noci smell zlo-
deji vlamali sa do obchodu Youngs
town Glass & Paint Co., vyborili
zaleznii pokladnicu a ukradli z nej
$1,000 V hotovosti a $500 v cekoch.
Zboistvo museli vykonat' eek
perth, lebo nezanechali ziadnych
odtiskov prstov.
V nedel'u noel voSli zlodeji
do izby s. Malkina ma Grove III.
a ukradli mu 1926 hotovosti.
Anna Costaula East Wood ul.
oznamila policii, ze neznami zlo-
deji vnikli do jej bytu- minulei
sobotyv noci a ukradli z nohavic
iei muza $26 usli.
Do storu T. Richardsona ma
Glenwood Ave. dobili sa chlapci
a ukradli mu hodne cigariat,. ci-
gar a Is dolarov v hotovosti.
Okrem tychto kradezi spachane
boly mnohe inc. Tiez diva auto
mobile skapaly behom tohto tyz-
dna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
S BOHOM! .

Vsetkym syojim priatel'om a
znamym, spolubratom sborov 81
Ligy V Youngstown, cisla Slov
Ev. Jednoty, cirkvi ev. a. V. Jana
Husa a vsetkym Slovakom, s kto,
.rymi som sa nebol vstave rozld-
cit osobne, tymto davam svoje
iiprimne IS Bohom! y"
Odchodlm do Bardiova, Saris-
skej zupy, ku svojej rodinke, kto.
IA ma uz ttizobne ocakava. -. 2
Youngstown odchodim %. jnna a
pocestuiem ma lodi Rotterdam y
ktora odplava New Yorku 25
.i1na do Hollandska.
S1Gasne. vyslovujem vd 'aku ma
Sej slovenskej banke, Youngstown
State Bank "a priatel 'sk1 obslu-
hu pri zadovazeni Sifkarty a cd
por1cam ju kazdemu tSlovakovi
do priazne.
Andrej Slanco.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
Americki vedatori vynasli nevidi-
tel ne svetlo.

V Londyne je rozSirena zprava,
ze americki vojenski vedatori pod
vedenfm gen. Squiera vynasli ne
viditel ne svotelne paprsleky, po-
mocou ktorych bude mono vi
det' i take veci, ktore holIm o.
kom nemozno spozorovat'. Vyna
lez udajne zabezpeci valecnemu
lod 'stvu Spoj. Statov nevypoci-
tatel'ne vyhody mad nepriatel'om
V pade vojny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
Go robi "Kulturny vybor'?

Kultdrny vybor americkych
Slovakov, utvorenE na washing
tonskej schodzi dosial' NAL jednu
schodzu V Clevelande, ma ktorej
prijate boly zakladne body pro-
gramu, dl'a ktoreho sa bude pra-
covat'. Program udobreny bude
ma schodzi vyboru, ktora sa ma
vydrziavat' v tieto dni V Pitts
burghu. Vybor poda potom ve-
reinosti obsfrnu zpravu o svojich
naYrhoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
BASE BALLovY SPORT.
Vysledky hier v nedel'u

Slovak A. A. nabili pol 'skych
Sokolov skarede, v pomere g ku l.
Steelton Stars porazili lansing
vile Jrs. pomere 19 lu 4.
Steelton Junior A. C. nabili ca
tn Iroqnois, V pomere II XII 4.
Cata Najsv. M. Jozis 20 Steel
ton nabila Lansingvil6anov v po-
mere S'ku Z.
HaseltonGani nahili f. Youngs-
towncanOv V pomere II ku Il.
Vsetky tieto hry slovenskych
&iat boly odohrane pritomnosti
tis1cich divakcv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
ZDRAVOVEDA
POZNAJTE NEPRIATEL "A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
F. L. I. s.

snchotinach?
Zaiste poculi ste. Wac nez 150,-
900 os6b Spoj. Statoch umre do
roka ma tnto nemoc a mnohy 2
mas pozna tych, ktorl ma tnto ne
moe trpia.
Je to vazna nemoc, tuberkulo-
"a a predsa je tax snadne sa jej
vyhnnt' Vyzaduje to sice trochu
pevnej v6le, ale co je to u porov-
mania tym, ked' potion treba
stravit' cele mesiace v posteli ?
Pripust 'te, ze dnes poucime sa
1rochu O suchotinach, ako mono
i'm vyhnnt a v6bec okolnostiaeh
tIkajncich sa tuberkul6zy, o kto-
rych by kazdy jednotlivec NAL
byt' informovany.
Ako mono dostat' suchotiny.
Suchotiny mono l'ahko dostat'
"a dvoch okolnostl. Po prve, ked
sme ME dost' opatrn1 styku so
suchotinarmi, Cd ktorych sa mo-
zno nakazit' a po druhe, ked' ma
Sc vlastne telo je V planom fyzi-
exon stave.
Suchotiny prenasaji sa zarod'
kom - bacilom. Tieto zarodky sG
tax nepatrne, ze nem6zeme ,ich
videt' bez drobnohl 'adu. Obycaj.
ne vnikajn do tela nosom alebc
1stami. Sii vo vzduchu, ktory dF
chame, ma nasich rukach a drzis
Sa ma snciastkach potravln. Usa
dia sa nasich pl'ncach a sd '
stave nase zdravie znicit'. hoe by
bolo naSe telo zdrave a slime.
Ako sa rozsiruju zarodky.
Suchotinari, >;ktori pl'uji1 nh
! podlahu alebo ma chodnlk, rozSi
rujn zarodky do milionov. Ia
chytuin sa ma rukach alebo ST
vdychovane a tax sa dostani a
do zdravych tiel. TAX sa rozsiru
ju najviac. Mnoho l'ud1 ami nezn;
a ma suchotiny. Je preto vel m
dolezite, ably nikto pl'uval, mex!
chal nekaSl al len Satky, ktor;
sa potion m6ze vyprat' vo vrele.
vode.
Ako 81 uchranit' zdravie.
! Najlepsou cestou ma uchranenit
sa pred suchotinami je, zachovat
telo svoje silnym k boju prot "a.
rodkom. Dokaze sa to lahko
ked' prejav1me trochu snahy. A
je lepSie snazit' sa zachovat' svo-
ie zdravie, nez potom cele mcsia.
ce ma lozku premarnit' a mnoho
penazl ma liecenie vydat'.
L'ahko 81 zachovate zdravie
ked' sa budete riadit tvchto pra.
vidiel:
Potrava: Jedzte vyzivny pokrm
ale nikdy ME rovnaky. Mate mat
zeleninu, ako hrach, 5fazulu, $3.50.
vicu, zemiaky, spinat salat, mrk
WI a podobne. Jedzte malo ma
"a, ale vzdy dost chleba, ovse'
nej kase, rye, gerSli inych O.
biln1n. Mlieko zvlast' je dobrt
pre- dietky. A mad inc, pite do.
statok vody.
Spanok: Spite najmenej osem
hodin z kazdych "a hodin. Spa.
Inok noeny je najlepsi, ale ked
usite pracovat' noel, potom g.
hodinovy spanok vo dine je ma
druhom mieste.
Cerstvy vzduch: Spite pri otvo.
renom obloku v lete al v zine
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17

Behom dina dychajte cerstve pos
vetrie co mozno najviac. I i
Pohyb. Pohyb je d6lezity. Id
te do roboty peso, ked' ME je to.
d'aleko. Ked' mate do prace Ia
leko, konajte denne cvicby okolo
domu aspon "a 15 min1t. Ked
m6zete, prechadzajte sa thvfl'u
30 jedle,
Prepracovanie: Neprepracujte
sa. Osem hodln prace denne je
dost', ked' chcete 81 zachovat'
zdravic. Zzvlastna praca vyzadu-
je al zvlastneho odpocinku. Po-
trebujete cas- ku hre, ako ku pra-
ci a ku spanku. -.
" Cistota: Umyte 81 ruky pred
kazdym jedlom. Nejedzte neumy-
til zeleninu, ami ovocie, Nedavaj-.
te do nst ceruzky, neobhryzajte
nechty, ami inc predmety zneci-
stene.
Knpte sa najmenej diva razy
t%zdenne. Ciste teIo najlepsie vzdo
ruje ntoku bacilov.
Lekarska prehliadka.
Konecne, a to je najdolezitej-
Sic, id'te k lekarovi aspon jeden
raz do roka k dokonalej prehliad
ke. Mono, ze sa dobre citite, ale
m6ze to byt' zcela nepatrneho, co
vyvinie sa v zln ncmoc, ked' sa
to zanedba.. Lekar zna nailespie,
ako vyhl 'adat' ticto male bol'a-
sti.
NavStivte dobrfho zubneho le-
kara kazdych 6 mesiacov. X do
bremu zdraviu muSlte mat do
bre zuby.
suchotiny mozu byt' vyliecene.
V Spoj. statoch prave tejto
dobe je asi jeden million tuberku-
l6znych l'udi. Keby sa tito l'udia
boil yeas starali o Svoje zdravie,
mohli byt' vsetci uzdraveni, ale
teraz je pre- niektorfch uz pozde.
81 iste priznaky, ktore veStia
nebezpecenstvo suchotin. ktore by
NAL kazdI znat', ably mohol sam
rozpoznat', ked' zarodkv V jeho
tele sa ujimajd
Ked' zbadate:
zfratu vahy,
ztratu cluti k jedlu,
Docit trvalej ilnavy,
kasel' a nachladenie, trvaj1ce
Wac nez diva tIzdne, alebo
polite sa noci,
nemeSkajte a id 'te hned' k leka
Tovi. NemeSkajte ami, kcd' by ste
Ibadali len nicktor6 tIch pri-
znakov. Vyhl 'adajte majlepSieho
'ekara, znamcho, alebo najblizSln
(zdravotnn Staciu alebo kliniku.
Ako sa vyliecit'.
Zachovavajte sa dl'a lekarskych
predpisov. Ked' sa presvedcltc, zc
mate zarodl5y tejto zlej nemoci,
chod'te hned' k 1ekarovi, ale ne.
pouzivajte ziadnom pripad" V
novinach ohlaSovanvch medik1-
mentov proti suchotinam. VSntly
su !lamne.
Odpocinok, Gerstvy vzduch, de-
bra potrava, dobra nalada 10.
brt zvyky su jedinou znamo,l
iiecbou suchotin. Ked' vyhovicte
vsetk%Im tImto podmienkam a
ked' zacneto yeas, ste dobre chra"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOCI
PODP0RUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Predseda: Jozef Martinko,
249 Carlton St., podpredseda: Jan
Salata, 402 Oak St., detovnik: M. Kra-
mar, 25 Lakeview Ave., pokladnfk: A
.Adamko, 1884 Oak St., dozorci: j. Du,
lik j. Adamko. - Sch6dze sa vydr.
ziavajd kazdl l. nedel' u mesiaci v
skole sv. Cyrilla Methoda 2. hod.
10 poludnj. -,. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
starr. ALE JARf.

Joseph Lehner a Theresa Ra-
benster u G. 1906 Himrod Ave-,
obaja 73-rocni, minuleho tyzdna
vybrali 81 povolenie k snatl1u.
Bohyna lasky 81 vie dakedy po-
divine zahravat' s l'ud mi!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
URAD MA ROK 1921 HASELToN
SLOVAK TATRA KLUBU.

Jan Basista, predseda, Jan Kozak,
podpredseda, Michaf Kozak, 1ctovnik,
Pavel Maeek, pokladnik, Stanislav Ne
cko, zapisnfk. - Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Blazo a Jan Hudran. = Do
zorcovia chorych: Stefan sanetrik,
traz, Valent Rovder Adressa: Stani-
slav Necko, P. o. Box 800, Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-17
ADREssAR OKREsNEHo sBORU
SLOW. LfGY Y YOUNGSTOWN, O.

Jozef Martinko, preds., 249 Carlton
St., City. Juraj Murdzak, podpredseda
1922 Taylor ST., City, Juraj Puhalla,
tajomnfk, 21 N. Whitney Ave., City.
Martin Dolak, pokl., COL Steel St., City.
Dozorny vybor: Frantisek Hudik, Pa
vel Habovsky Martin Lipka. Ma
sledovne sbory prisldchajd do Okr
sboru: AZ. 2 Lansingville, SO. mesta,
1913. 20 steelton, 13O. 20 Struthers, 2Oi
Brier Hill, 242. Haselton 314. =
East Youngstown.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
Mr.. Slenp
Gives Out Statement on Col
lectorship in Virginia.

Washington April AFTER Il
two days conference here be
tween Representative G. Bas-
com Slemp, of the Ninth Nir.
glnia District, State Chairman
Crupper and other state leaders,
during which call was made
at the White House for talk
with the President, Slemp gave
out the following statement on
the collectorship of the Norfolk
group OF ports:
"ln accordance with the Gus.
tom existing in all other states
where similar conditions obtain,
rs for example New York, Ma
ryland and other states where
similar conditions obtain, as for
example New York, Maryland
and other states this appoint
ment will be regarded ms state
rather than local patronage. 1t
takes in the offices of Norfolk
Newport News, Richmond,
Alexandria, Cape Charles Chin
colleague, Ruppahaunock and
Yorktown"
Both Slemp and Crupper par
tially sanctioned the report
from the White House that
State Senator j @. Noel, OF
Pennington Gap, Lee county
vas assured OF the appointment
rs revenue agent for the state
at the Richmond office when
Noel called on President Hard.
ing a few days ago.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
CENTRAL SUPPLY COM
PANY IN NEW BUILDING
New Home Estimated 10 Have
Cost $125,O0O.OO.

Appalachia, April s.-The
Central supply Company is now
Eat home" in its new reinforc
ed concrete building at Andover
having moved from their guar.
ters near the Interstate depot
last week.
The new home of the compa-
ny, who are jobbers of general
hardware, mine and mill sup
plies and building hardware,
built at an estimated cost of
1928, 900, stands as the latest
achievement in reinforced CON
crete construction To be found
III this section and being locat
ed IN the heart of the vast coal
fields of Southwestern Virginia.
Eastern Kentucky and Ten.
nessee, as well as having a spe
cially arranged system for stor.
age and handling of stocks and
material, it stands in a position
to serve the needs of its pa
irons with the greatest facility
and least expense possible.
The Turner Construction Com
pany had the contract for the
construction of the building
and the Standard Steel Equip.
ment Company for the shelving
and interior equipment. Both
of these firms are located at
Philadelphia and have been
successful bidders on construc.
ton work along their lines lin
the largest cities of the country
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
Quillin- Hood Wedding in
Bristol.

William Quillin. of The Gap.
and Miss Mary Lee Hood. OF
East Stone Gap, completely sur.
prisell a large number Of their
relatives and friends last We'd
nesday, April 9Th, very pleas.
antly when they slipped away
to Bristol, accompanied by Miss
Maude Perkins, Of this place,
and were quietly married in the
parlor of the \ NJ c a. Wed.
nesday afternoon at 2:30 by
Rev Livesay formerly of the
Christian church here. The
only WITNESSES 81 the impressive
ceremony were Mr. Starnes, of
Roanoke, Wiley Witt, of the
Gap, an uncle Of Mr.. Quillin,
and Miss Perkins.
The bride is the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs James
Hood, of East Stone Gap, and
Tor the past several months has
been one of our accommodating
telephone operators in the local
exchange She wore very be
coming suit of brown tricotine
with brown accessories.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Dan Dittrell, who before her
marriage was Mrs. Paris Stew.
art QuilIin. He is young man
OF sterling worth and has a
splendid character.
MIR. and Mrs. Quillin returned
TO the Gap Thursday, where
they will make their future
home and. where Mr.. Dublin
has a position with the Electric
Transmission Company. Mrs.
'Quillin will continue her work
in the telephone exchanges.
Their many friends wish them
II long happy life together.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
Field Day

The athletic contests will be
held ut the Big Stone Gap ball
park Saturday, April IL, begin.
ming at 10 o'clock. The meet
will be directed by Maj. WIN. A.
Stuart, who will appoint such
assistance as he may deem nee
essary. All the schools OF this
section have been invited to
send representatives. The meet
Will consist of the following
events:
100 yard dash, 300 yard dash,
40 yard dash, $50 yard dash,
mile run, 100 yard low hurdles,
high Jump, broad jump, shot
put, relay race, hammer throw,
pole vault Admission, adults,
SOC; children, 25c.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
Mr.. Gilpin
Will Canvas Ninth District in
Interest of His Candidacy.

Bristol, Va, April 9.-ken
meth y. Gilpin, candidate for
Lieutenant.Governor OF Virgin.
ia, IS planning 10 canvass part
of the Ninth District at an early
date. The exact time for be-
ginning the tour has not been
definitely determined, but will
likely be this week.
Mr.. Giipin will probably start
from Bristol Accompanied by
Mrs. Gilpin and their child, Mr..
Gllpin has been visiting Gener.
al l.. d Tyson, OF Knoxville,
Mrs. Gilpin's father, resting up
from his strenuous tour IN the
Eastern aud central parts of the
state.
While in Knoxville Mr.. Gilpin
has been Keeping in close touch
with developments in his cam
paign and has rccei,cd reports
that he Considers most favor
able from every section. He
declares that The outlook IL
brighter than it has been at any
time since the inception Of his
campaign.
Boiling II Handy, Of Bristol,
who Is III charge OF MIR GiIpin's
campaign IN the Ninth District,
mas receiving scores OF letters
supporting the Clarke county
mans candidacy These let.
ters come from every corucr
and town in the district an
MIR. Handy is mnch gratitied at
the approval gwen Mr.. Gilpin's
Candidacy III Southwest Virgin
ia
Mr.. Gilpin, business man, leg.
islaior and soldier, lives at
Boycc, Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
Betterment Club.

The'L. & X Bettcrment Club
met at the community house
Tuesday, March a0th at > II II.
Rev. j Nj Smith spoke to the
club on 1.-The Religious Train
ing OF Young Children"
Refreshments were served
\ arm was given ont To- the
members who wished to knit.
Those attending were: Mes
DANES Matte Hobs, Mary Hur.
ley, Myrtle Messer. Messrs.
sam Wilson, lrigg Garrison,
Howard Noe, NJ, \. Dulaney
Hattie Jones, Ethel Wright,
| \ Kelly, John Lambert.
Misses Jane Morgan, Ida Noe,
Mary Seaton, May Dotson aud
Ollie Kelly and Rev King.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
Annual Meeting
Of Federation OF Music Clubs
Of Virginia.

The sessions OF the Virginia
State Federation of Music Clubs
held ut the Richmond Hotel,
Richmond, Va, April 2nd and
9TH resulted in the following
election Of officers: Mrs. Er.
nest q, Baldwin, of Roanoke.
president; Miss Ethel Nicely. of
Norfolk, first vice president. :
Eugene Putnam, of Danville,
second vice president; Mrs. LIE.
liza Trigg. of Abingdon, record,
ing secretary; Mrs. Malcolm
Perkins, of Palmyra, treasurer.
As a courtesy to Mrs. Proctor
Brown, of Big Stone Gap, the
retiring president, who has
served more than TWO years in
tins capacity, she was elected
as delegate from the state to
attend the biennial OF the Ma
tional Federation of Musical
Clubs to be holi in Rock Island.
H., in June.
Miss Kathleen Kelly. daugh
ter Of Judge aud Mrs. joseph
l.. Kelly, OF Bristol, and pupil
Of Prof. Erie Roth, OF Hoilins,
College, Won IN the pinno con
test, held at Stieir's auditorium
April ith She viii later enter
the district contest to be held ia
Washington before going 10 the
nationai biennial in Rock
Island, Ill.,, in June.
Mr. Blankcnship OF Bristol.
pupil of Frederick Martin, of
Virginia lntcrmont College, Won
ln the male ve,cc contest.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
AerOpIane DAMAGED

Lieut.. Homer Farris, who
spent II few weeks in the Gan
last SUMMER making exhibition
flights and carrying passengers
IN his aeroplane from the Stew
art field, had the misfortune
about two weeks ago, white at.
tempting To make an exhibition
flight in his home town at Lon
don, Ky, to strike an ear peck
et' at a distance OF about one
hundred feet from the ground
causing his aeroplane TO fall
damaging it to the extent Of
about 100000. Lieut.. Farris
and his companion, sustained
only a few slight Injuries.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-13
Norton Boys
Land Good Places in Appala-
chan League.

Norton fans will be pleased TO
learn that "Siick" Hilton aud
Clarence Stone have landed
good berths IN the Appalachian
League with the kingsport
team. 'rhey are due to report
April 10Th IL is understood
that Hilton is to play first base
and Stone IL iieldur's position.
Both lads have lately returned
from Kingsporu where they
worked out for a number of ev-
enings and showed so much
stuff" that the manager grab
bed them on the spot.
Much merrimcnt was created
by the two as they made ready
for their tryout. The story
goes that "slick" dressed ~,
which is indeed hard 10 realiz
and ing unaccustomed 10
such buds, he presented most
uneasy appearance and btcarne
the center of jest, jukes as well
as admiration. Ii was not until
he had dotted his glad duds and
crawled into his diamond tugs
that "Slick" felt at home, and
Their he climbed aboard Il fat
pay roll in a berth that Just
suits hiin.-Coalfield Progress.
The most lasting thing about
the modern gown of woman
is the bill. Its style never
changes.
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Lx-Goy. Stuart Buys Land in
Argentina
Argentina.

According to newspnprr r
ports EX Governor II &. Stuart,
OF DIX Garden, former governor
Of Virginia, has recently nc-
qnired a large tract of land in
The Arg ntino republic OF South
America This trdct of many
acr - IS IN the line grazing re-.
gion OF Argentina, ana it Is IN
ders.ood he Is preparing to en-
ter the cattle business on a
large scale. Governor Stuart is
now in South America. For a
number OF years he has been
one of the biggest cattle raisers
IN Virginia and produces some
OF the finest export cattle on his
Russell farm that are sent out
OF the country yearly Lobau-
on Nows.
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Mr. Alsoyer to Move 10
Norton.

1t has been rumored for some
days that Bob Alsover, OF Big
Stone Gap, intends moving to
Norton, and this rumor crystal
ICES somewhat as it is learned
that he has secured an option
on the corner lot at Park and
Eleventh street from John i
Esser. His intentions are to
erect Very handsome resi-
dence on this lot, which adioins
the residence of George Esser
and is directly back of the John
y Esser mansion.
MIR Alsover has been looking
over "A number of homes that he
might have purchased aud is
said to nave offered Paul Gree.
yer Il handsome profit on his
new residence which will soon
bee completed in the Grove al
di;ion To Norton.
Mr.. Alsover is one of the
couuty's livest wires, and he
wishes quite naturally to DC n
citizen of live town, and feels
that Norton meets the most
stringent requirements in this
respect. Coaliield Progress.
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$. b.; Stone, |. f.; Anderson, 9. ;
Hilton, | b.; Sturgill, 3 b.. Doc
5. s.. thinner, c. f.. f; Potella, r.f. {:
Hmsley, p. hiibourne substi-
tuted for Lane part of the game.
Is. ). G.-l home run made by
Lyle, 4 3-basc bits, - single base
hits. Norton-l 3-base hit, 3
phase hits, , single-ba hits.
Is. ). G.-Strucll out, :. Nor
ton-Struck out, 4.
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Annual
Election
Of Officers of the Red Cross
Chapter.

Election of officers of the Big
Stone Gap Chapter was held in
the Federal court room, Thurs
day, April 7th at 5 o'clock at
night. The election resulted as
follows: Chairman, Mrs. c. C..
Cochran; vice chairman, Mrs
j. l.. Mccormick; secretary
Mrs. Helen Foster; treasurer.
Mrs. n j Prescott: chairman
of finances, Mrs. X. Is. Alsover.
Mrs. McKelway, the field repre-
sentative from Red Cross head
quarters, was here aud map
ped out a plan for a
peace time program. This plan
calls for the organization Of
Red Gross branches IN the
camps, Appalachia and Big
Stone Gap the officers of which
shall meet aud elect Ollie RS Of
the Richmond district chapter.
After the thorough discussion
of ways and means for rcorgau-
lzation the meeting adjourned.