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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17


Iege production can have. it is announced
= + =
TAKE YOUR OWN SAWS
TO KEITH'S NEXT WEEK.
The public is invited to bring its own
saws TO B. I. Keiths next week, where
Horace GOldin, known as the Royal IL
lusionist, will present his mystery OF
saving Z pretty young woman IN haII'
In this act Mr. GOldin has pretty young
woman placed in j box which rests some
five feet from the stage. After being
placed in the box from which her head,
hands and feet protrude and which are
held by a committee from the audience,
Mr.. Goldin invites two members OF the
committee TO take q huge cross-cut sa"
and saw the box in which the young
woman rests in two. The two ENDS are
then drawn apart, put together again and
the young woman steps forth unharme ed
The forthcoming appearance on TINS
hill OF Marie Dawson MOrrall, tie we'll
known and popular Indianapolis FIolln-
ist, has caused a great deal Of local in
terest. Miss MOrrell will make Ter Vaude-
Vile debut next week, after which she
will tour the Keith circuit. Few violin
lists have come 10 the vaudeville Stage
better equipped than Miss MOrreu. With
the knowledge of what 1t takes TO sue
coed in concert work and the added ex-
perience Of having appeared with sue
cess with the Cincinnati Symphony Or
chestra, she has combined some Of the
classics with her popular numbers that
will make a most appealing program
Ruth Budd, known as The Girl With
the Smile" is a pretty little aerialist who
performs some startling feats in mid-air
while dressed in the height Of fashion.
She is assisted by Leo MintOn, pianist.
Joe Darcy is black face artist who Is
also a song writer OF note. Mr.. Darcy
will offer some Of his latest compositions
along with some patter and stories.
Frank Fisher and Eldrie Gilmore are
pair of farceur5 who will be seen IN
funny sketch called Her Bashful Romeo"
Miss Gilmore is a pretty Juliet with
modern ideas, while Mr.. Fisher makes his
Romeo a boob.
Al Haic and Earl Lavere are billed as
THE Two Friends Who Can't Get Along"
They play the piano, the accordian, DO
some excellent whistling and singing.
The Royal GascOignes are Jugglers and
eouiIibrists and have as an added feature
to their act their dog Bertha, said to
be the only dog that does double SOM
ersault.
Theresa and Wiley viii conclude the
vaudeville portion of the program with
a whirling perch novelty in which the
perch is connected with a bicycle ridden
BY q young woman while her partner
shows his ability as an eQuiibrist at the
top Of the perch
The screen will offer the Pathe News,
the Digest Topics and AesOp's Fables
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N Hale, formerly of Indianapolis. Carroll
= McComis heads the company.

Hale, formerly of Indianapolis. Carroll
McComis heads the company.
i i
MITZI WILL
VISIT ENGLISH'S.
A romantic musical piece will be seen
at English's Dec. 20, so, 81, when Mitzi,
the prima donna coincidence, will be
seen in Lady Billy which delighted
New Workers for over three hundred
times at the Liberty Theater. Mitzi is
the same delightful sprite who charmed
in "Sari," Pom Pom" and Head Over
Heels" but in her new presentation by
Henry W. Savage, she has the all around
hit of her career, it is said.
= !
THE FAMOUS MECCA"
IS A JANUARY BOOKING.
Mecca" a romance Of ancient Egypt,
set to music and told with the pictur-
esque and scenic embellishments will be
P esented by F. Ray Comstock and Nor
ris Gest at the Murat for one week be-
ginning Monday matinee New Years
day at 2:3O), Jan. ..
Mecca" was written by Oscar Asche,
the celebrated author Of "Chu Chin
Chow" and like the previous spectacle,
invades the Far East and the Orient for
It's background and coloring. But Nee
ca" has a strong and clearly defined plot
of great dramatic interest, which serves
as a wall upon which are hung some
exquisite pictures of the Ear East in
all of it's opulent splendor and glory.
The music is by Percy Fletcher of Lon
don, and the costumes have been de-
signed by Percy Anderson of London
and Leon Bakst Of Paris. The scenery
gorgeous and colorful, was painted by
the celebrated Harker Brothers of Lon
don Z. Lyall Swere staged the produc-
ton, and the ballet and bacchanale were
devised and staged by the incompatible
Michel Fokine, creator of the Russian
ballet in Petrograd.
The story of Mecca" tells Of the love
Of the Sultan for a beggar maid; of her
father, Ali Shar, the wrestler and strong
man. who is engaged by a wicked prince
to kill the sultan; Of his Punishment on
a pilgrimage to Holy Mecca and Of how
he overthrows the enemies Of the sultan
and saves for the sultan both bride and
throne. The whole is cmbellished with
much music, singing and dancing. and
with gorgeous and wonderful ballet,
danced on the staircase Of a ruined
Egyptian palace, by moonlight, which
has been hailed as the supreme accom-
plishment Of the great Russian ballet
master Fokine.
The cast is long ono, including many
players, among them Gladys Hanson,
Lionel Braham, Ida Mule, Hannah To-
back. Orville Caldwell. Thomas c. Leary,
Harold Skinner, John Dorian, Olga
Borowski, Audrey Anderson, Rita Hall
Genevieve Dolaro, Margaret Brodnaz,
Elizabeth Talma, John Pierson, Robert
Rhodes. BAIL Smith and Lionel Chalmers,
together with Miss Martha Lorber and
Sergei Pernikon. principal dancers in the
Fokine ballet.
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although sadness
beats in his heart.
The World War
claimed his son,
but Sir Harry is
a true patriot.
He has kept right
on making the
world a sweeter,
happier and bet
ter place to live
in. Lauder is
more than a CO.
medlan. he does
not appear to be
of the sta ge. AS
I heard him at
the Murat last
night before one
Of the largest au-
diences of the
season it seemed
to me that Lau-
der's heart beats
weTa bpinO ab-
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FoUND-oNE UNHAPPY COUPLE.

NAVESTOCK, England, Dec 17-For
several weeks it was believed that every
married couple had entered in the VII
lage competition for the happiest welded
pair, but it now develops that one man
and wife failed to do so. Despite this
daw, the Inhabitants maintain Navestock
Is the worlds happiest village"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
FEMALE NITESTRELS
NEXT WEEK AT LYRIC.

I. Dwight Peoples vaudeville innova-
ton, THE Princess Minstrel Misses, 3"
Offering u minstrel first part presented
entirely by girls will be one Of the
lyrics attractions next week. The girls
stage a minstrel first part that includes
harmony vocal numbers, saxOphone and
violin selections, Jazz toe dancing and the
usual number OF comedy quips and
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'sPELL NELL" AT
PARK NEXT WEEK

Harry ". Strouse viii present his %Pell
Nell show at the Park next week
Charles Country and Billy Kelly are the
principal comedians and they are as
sisted by Lew Howard, Billy Pitzer,
Jimmy Kelly, Mildred Franklyn. Lucie
Arnold, Mabel White and Pauline Graw.
There is also a chorus.
The book is called Here and There"
and is in two acts and seven scenes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
RESCUED By WIFE FROM RITZ.

BARCELONA Dec. 17.-Crossing a feld
on his estate. Senior Fernando Blenko a
friend of King Alfonso, was attacked
by a prize bull. He was being trampled
when his wife ran to his help. drove the
bull OF and saved him from death.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
FIELD MINISTRIES TO
OPEN At ENGLISH,S DEC. 26.

On Dec 90, AL G. Field MInstrels will
omen a three-day engagement at Eng
iish's.
This is the thirty-fifth season for this
organization The company is again
headed by Bert Swor, a blackface
comedian, and the remainder Of the COM
pany retains such comedians, singers and
dancers as Jack Richards, Billy Church,
Nick Hufford, Harry Frillman, William
Doran, Johnny Healy, John CartmeIl,
ROdy Jordan. Leslie Berry, Jimmie
Cooper, Edwin Jones. B. L. Grover. Thorn
as Bryan, William Walters, Boni Mack.
Carl Cameron, and many others.
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LOCAL ACTRESS
WITH MISS LULA BETT.@

Brock Pemberton If sending TO the
SIurat for one week in January with
usual matinees, Miss Lula Bett' which
Just recently closed a successful engage
ment at the Playhouse, Chicago. n the
cast Of Miss Lula Bett" is Louise Closer
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sorbed by the audience. He asked them
to sing with him, and we all did. AS
he said last night, ITS easy to sing.
Open your face, make a hole and push"
And that great audience sang and smiled
as they sang with Lauder last night Joy
filed the theater. Harry Lauder again
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FRITZ LEIBER TO
PRESENT BARD IN
GOTHAM AGAIN

Continued From Page Eighty
paper reporter and the publicity brings
many Of the tribe Of Jason in quest Of
the golden fleece.
Into the situation comes Bunny Brown,
whose wealth Is in direct ratio to the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
WEEK BEFORE
CHRISTMAS TO
BE LIVELY ONE
TAKE YOUR OWN SAWS
Continued From Page Sky

freshness and sparkle which only col
Iege production can have, it is announced
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-27
MI. Stearn
Arrives to Take Charge OF
New Hotel.

j. a. Stearn, recently of Blue
field, where he had charge Of
the Matz hotel, has Just arrived
in Norton to take charge of Ho
tel Norton, which will open its
doors TO the travelling public
May LIST with about fifty rooms
ready for occupancy. The re-
mainder Of the rooms will be
completed aud furnished by
June LIST.
Mr.. Stearn is we'll and favor.
ably known here in Norton and
has the reputation of being a
fiue hotel man He had charge
of the Monte Vista al Big Stone
Gap one year and has been at
Bluetield for number of years
"a manager Of Matt hotel which
became immensely popular un-
der his management.
The dining room at Hotel
Norton will be conducted ON the
European plan, and an excell-
ent service is insured 1t is the
intention Of the new manager
to make this cafe a popular re-
sort here IN the city and head.
quarters for all manner of gath
erinEs.
The opening of the hotel viii
be a red letter day in the histo-
~ of the city and will mark u
long step in our forward pro
gress -Coaliield Progress
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BIG STONE GAP BOY
Making Good in Far Away
California.

The following extract from a
personal LITTER from a Justly
proud mother just received from
Berkeley, California, will be OF
interest to the many young
friends of Minor Rogers, a for
mer Big Stone Gap boy
Saturday was the day of the
big crew race. Minor was cap
tain. His fraternity, Kappa
Sigma, chartered Il boat and
followed the race. They rowed
against Washington University
and California won by 8 yards.
My! 1t was exciting, they kept
40 closely together, but Califor-
mia was 8 yards ahead when
they passed us, and kept it to
the finish Five of the Wash
ington fellows fell out in Il faint
just rs they finished, but Mi.
nor's men all came through
fine, but, of course, dead tired
All the fellows on the boat with
ns were wonderful TO me. Those
| had not met came up and in.
irodnced themselves, so proud
to meet Johnny's mother-that
Is tho name he goes by up here
entirely. was the only moth
or on the boat, but lots and lots
OF sisters and sweethearts. AT.
ter the race had track meet with
Michigan University. Califor.
ma won that. Oh! 1t was OK.
citing when the crew marched
IN with Minor in the lead, ev-
erything stopped, such cheer
ing, Johnny on thousands Of
throats, band playing and hand
shaking, SO you may think |
had cause to be proud of my
boy; you would, too, when you
thlnk this ID the largest univer
sity in this country. and be.
ileye in the world. Minor grad
mates May 18th, and may go
east next day to row against
the big colleges there"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-27
Track Meet
Big Stone Gap High School
/. Wins in Contest Held Here.

The Wise county field day was
held at Big Stoue Gap on last
Saturday. The director Of the
meeting was Major Wm. A. Stu
art.
& Chief Judge and timekeeper--
II. W. Hudson.
= Chief Judge OF the field events
81. b. Wilcox.
!. Assistant judges Of the finish
81. f. Jones, j. l.. Snook, y. j,
Turner.
( Assistant Judges of the field
,eyents-W. S. Miller, X. ID.
Leslie.
/ clerk Of the course-A. i.
Holton.
The first place was won by Big
Stone Gap school in each contest.
The individual scores We're as
follows: I.etcher Bum, 30;
Joseph Kemp, - 10; Pat You
ell, 10; George Goodloe, 9;Trigg
Miller, 0; Edward Bird, 8; Max
Lille, 8; James Little, 8; James
Gilly, 3; Sam Brown, 3 - ;
Earl Wilson, >; Rex Seavcr, , ;
William Smith, 2; Lewis Me
Clogon, 2; X. Lane, | L; Antonio
Nard, l Hennodan Pierce, |.
The total number of scores for
Big Stone Gap vas 81, Norton
3G. The local team had been
trained under the direction and
coaching of Y. +. Garrett, first
assistant in the high school.
Those winning first place viii he
sent To the state meet which is
to be held at the University Of
Virginia May s. They will repre-
sent the schools of Wise county.
After the track meet the Big
Stone Gap and Wise High School
baseball teams crossed bats, OH
tile Big Stone diamond, with the
result that Big Stone won by a
score of 6 to o. Youell, of the
Big Stone team, hit a home run
inthe third inning with Il man on
first base. Lane ana Lille also
got long hits, each getting a
three base hit.
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Says Gilpiin
Will Carry Southwest Virgin
ia by Large Majority.

Bristol, Va, April 23.-"Af.
ter n trip over part of South
west Virginia am convinced
that nothing can check the drift
of sentiment towards Kenneth
\. Gilpin. He will be our next
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
This is the manner in which
y. r.. Anderson, vice president
of the Dominion National Bank
of Bristol, sizes up the chances
of the candidate from Clarke
county. MIR. Anderson, who
formerly lived ut Wise, Va. a.,
has just returned from bust.
ness trip that took him to Taze.
well, Lebanon, Honaker, Cleve-
land, Clintwood and other
points in the Ninth district.
"ln every town | found PEG.
Pile talking about Gilpin, con.
tinucd MIR Anderson. There
can be no room for the slightest
doubt but That he will carry the
Southwest 10y a handsome ma
jority- Ills achievements in
the legislature and in business
carry strong appeal that ia
Tar reaching III Il race OF this
kind
"When people are for man
like they ARE for Gilpin he can't
lose. II isn't possible,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-27
Tabernacle
10 Accommodate the Billy
Sunday Meeting Now Being
Constructed.

The tabernacle to acco,nmo.
date the Billy Sunday camp aign
for Wise county is already un-
der course OF construction ut
Norton. Not only has the for
mer community center and 9TH
er buildings been torn away but
foundation has also been dug.
concrete poured, and the brick
work already begun. The lit
tie lull in business has given
people more time 10 turn atten.
ton to other things besides
money making, which is help.
ing rather than hindering adj.
vance interest IN the meeting.
Every body for miles around are
already making plans aud hop
ing To have time to attend
much Of the time, and Mr.. Sun
day and his entire party ought
to be pleased at the hearing
they get in Wise.
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Theatrical.
4 1870 foot dive from the mast
of pitching schooner.

4 1870 foot dive from the mast
of n pitching schooner.
a thrilling battle between a
young society girl and gorilla
like man twenty feet below the
surface of the sea.
An uneven battle between a
young society man and mutt
nous crew on a tramp schooner.
These are just few of the
tense moments in What Wo.
men Love-" Annette Keller.
mann's modern comedy drama
which comes TO she Amuzu
'rheater on Thursday as Sol
Lesser's f5O0, 10000 production
with the diving Venus in the
starring role.
AS Annnbel Cotton, the star
depicts the role of an athletic
girl whose clothes shock her
crusading father. She is sought
by two suitors, vastly diiiereut
in type, and marrics the one
that She herself least expected
to marry.
Annette Kellerman, interna.
tionnlly famous as a swimmer.
known to millions of playgoers
for her work in "Neptune's
Daughter" "The Daughter Of
the Gods. and The Queen Of
the Sea" is considered Ia be at
her best in this modern comedy
drama which Sol Lesser win
offer To the theatergoers of Big
Stone Gay on Thursday night
at the Amuzn I'hcater.
Nate Watt, who was Lois
Weber's directorinl associate
before he was Communicated
by Lesser, directed the modern
Venus in what Women Love, &"
a First National attraction.
Many Of the scenes were made
in the South Pacific and the
dramatic worth of the story is
enhanced by beautiful scenery
and elaborate settings adv
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|. O. O. F..
Will Celebrate Anniversary al
Norton Sunday. May 1st.

On Sunday, May LIST, 1921, the
|. O. . r., will celebrate the
lO2 anniversary Of the founding
Of their order. The celebration
viii take place At Norton, and a
large Gro wd is expected To be
present from some forty lodges
OF Wise, Lee, Scott and Dick.
rnson counties, \ good pro
gram is being gotten NJ.
Speeches viii be made by men
prominent III the order Among
them will be w. l. Beverly
grand master of the state OF
Virginia; Senator Roland Il
Chase, OF Clintwood, past grand
master, and charter member OF
Norton Lodge | O O. f Rov.
j. # Benton, pastor of the NJ h.
Church, of Norton, viii preach
a sermon that each man, wo-
man aud child should hear
Dinner Will he served on tile
ground by members of the Re-
bekah Lodge, OF Norton. lick
cts will be on sale every day
before tho celebration takes
place. The proceeds of the sale
OF tickets to 90 as Alienation to
the Orphans homo at Lynch
burg The price of tickets will
be 75c ana every one is request.
cd 30 purchase.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-27
Buys Cash and Carry Store.

w. b. Thompson, who has
been employed for several
months AS dispatcher fer the
Pennsylvania Railway in Ohio,
is back in the Gap again on a
three months leave of absence
and has purchased the Cash and
Carry Store, which has been do
ing good business III the Polly
building from p. a. Arlington.
Young Thompson Will continue
business Mt the present stand
and expects to add more goods
to his line of stock.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-27
Notice of Stockholders
Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the
stock holders of the North Side
Land Company, Incorporated,
will be held at the Office of G.. f.
Blanton, III the Minor Building,
Big Stone Gap, Virginia, on
Wednesday, May 18th, 1921, at
1920 a m, for the purpose OF
electing Il Board of Directors
and transacting any other bus
mess that will properly come
before the meeting.
1918 K. K. CASPER, Secretary.
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Named States Attorney.

Jonesville, Va, April al
Judge H. a. w. Skeen, of the
Twenty fourth Judicial Circuit
of Virginia, has appointed l.. NJ
Robinette, of Jonesville, Va,
commemorative attorney for
Lee county, Va, to succeed
j. G. Noel, who has resigned to
accept the position of collector
of internal revenue for the
state of Virginia, with head
quarters in Richmond. Mr..
Robinette, whose term of Office
will expire on December 923
is Il graduate of Roanoke Col.
lege and of the law department
of the University of Virginia,
at which latter institution he
was instructor in the law de.
partment during the sessions of
l909-ll He came to Jonesville
January |. 1912, and has since
been actively engaged in the
practice of law.
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Straley Kelly was making pre-
parations last week to % to
Jacksonville to pitch il the
Florida State League, but re
ceiyed telegram at the last
minute for him 90 report to the
Norfolk team of the Virginia
State League. Straley was much
pleased with the unexpected
change saying lie would much
rather be back in the old home
state and more than this he will
have chance to pitch to Emgle
bert, who it Will be remembered
caught for Big Stone Gap il the
Coal Fields League last season
and was rated as one of the best
catchers in the league.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-04-27
East Stone Gap May Secure
Water.

We understand that tile watsr
committee Of the town council
conternpIn tc7 making some sort
of Arrangements for furnishing
water To East Stone Gap upon
completion Of the new water
dam being built On Big Cherry.
This can be done by putting in q
branch line Of about q mile from
where the main line crosses the
valley near the residence OF
T. G.. Morris. This addition
you'd no doubt be paying
proposition for the town and al
ford the people OF East Stone
Gap u much needed convenience.
1t is also likely that arrange
ments will be made for the fur
nishing of wafer to the l.. x n.
section OF the town.
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DIR. 5. ID. Long, OF Emory Il
Henry and Martha Washington
Colleges, gave a short talk in
chapel Wednesday morning.
supt. J. J. Kelly, Jr., and
Oigar II. Voolfolk, Il member of
the State Board of Education,
inspected the high school We'd
nesday Mr.. Voolfolk is espe-
cially interested in high school
equipment and obtaining teach
ers tina, are well qualified for the
work.
Mr.. Sulfridge has been giving
some very interesting talks on
the early History of Wise
county" Notes are being taken
by 4 great many students inter
ested in the prizes for the best
paper on The History Of Wise
County"
The honors for the best or
dered lines last week we're
awarded to the eighth, seventh
and low fourth grades.
The low fourth grade under
the instruction of their teacher,
Miss Olga Horton, rendered a
very interesting program in
chapel on last Friday morning.
The program was as follows :.
song Come Thou Almght, King Glass
Bible Reading and Prayer Jim Barron
Paper on John Greenleaf Whittier Life
William Bievins
Play OF One Act The Brown Dwarf OF
Regen Glass
In the play little Louise Gilly
was out gathering flowers when a
band of dwarfs Kidnapped her
and hid her in cave. Junior
Wren, who was It playmate and
lover of the Child searched for
her Tor five years. Every one
had looked for her but decided
the search was IN vain. Finally
an Old woman (Maule More (,
who lived in the forest told the
Iamptmaus where elizabeth, y
the Millcr's child WAS hidden.
In the mean time the dwarfs
came out ana Fillmore Gilmer,
the dwarf, who wore the magic
cap, dropped it. Junior Wren
seized the cap and made the
dwarf promise to bring his little
playmate back before lie would
return the cap and every one
was pleased to see her. a hap
| Ply wedding followed. Little
Louise Gilly was dressed il
white with a travelling wedding
veil held by Margaret aud Mary
GiIner The brides maids,
Dorothy Weems and katherine
stone were flower girls.
The second base ball team was
defeated by East Stone Gap by a
scoae of ID to IL.
Mcsdames W. II. Wren, Karl
Stoehr and j. a. Gilmer were
present in chapel Friday morn
ing.
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Base Ball


Roy Banks pitched the local
team toa ! to | victory at Nor
ton Saturday, the first time he
has worked in the box for somc
time. The score was close up to
the seventh inning when the
Gap boys got away with a safe
lead by hard hitting, piling up
four scores. The game N.s called
IN The seventh inning SO Norton
could play 81. Charles.
INNINGS 23i6B7R II
big stone Gap OlOOUiI l3
Norton UOOt0UOl q
Batteries TANKS aud Flccuor
Rogers aud Cobb