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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
MOB OF WOMEN
, stop KANSAS miners
1Ry Assoeiated Pressl

Pittsburgh. Kan. Dec. PA
mob OF women estimated II 2.0Oo
wives and sweeihcartS II >tr,k-
ing coalminerS--adhercnts nf Al
eXander Howa-. >tormed q riinr
here early TO-DAY and prevented
the miners emplo, ed NJ III, mine
going To work. Sheriff G"'d and
three deputies we powcrI"s> 'e-
fore the women who prevented
miners leaving the into urban
cars which brought them L.
work
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Dec. 12-Ca.tle 800
lower; hogs, steady; Chicago O.
900, Soc lower.
Louisville, Dec. 12-Catt:c 3
600, steers steady. others slow,
tops $7.25; hog, 1000. mostly 25
cents lower, tops $50; sheer
100 higher, $3.50; lambs 80.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
VAN SAINT MURDER (
TRIAL TUESDAY

Examining trial of OscAr Ru K
er ami Frank Jarrett, arrested on
a charge of numbering Oliver
NanSant near Bobtown Friday
night. will be held before Judge
w. H. Price III county court
Tuesday mording at Q o'clocH
The accused mcn have engaged
Attorneys G.. Murray Si1ith and
Georg. Ross to defend them.
Count Attorney O. p. Jack
will look after the prosecution.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
BANK BANDITS WORK
IN PANAMA, ILL
CBy Associated Press)

Grcenville, Illir ois. De- p
Four bandits ertered Eanawa
near here TO-DAY. robbed the Earl;
t Panama of between S25 5.nG
and $4,000. held mp srsc.. rIrri
in a pool room near the bank.
wounded an automobile paw
whom the bandits believed were
pursuing them, and ESCAPED
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Here's Yap Again
tEy Associated Tress)

State Department officials today
were mystified by a statement OF
the Postal Telegraph Company
last night that the Guam-Eap ca
ble has been sealed within three
the past three days. They sa,
the cable was seized during the
war. sealed and never has bee,
unsealcd SO far as they know.
its derictors. The association. it
is claimed. can obtain from these
sources fifty rcr cent OF the cur
rent market >1lue of the eobac-
co.
In addition. the National City
Bank of New York. the largest
hGnk III the nited States. mas
sent a representative to Ken
tuckv to confer with leaders OF
the coooperative association in
regard to permanent loans on Sc
curity of warehouse receipts is
sued against stored tobacco. Tn
addition. ninetv-cight per cent OF
the kentucky banks outside of
Louisville have agreed to back
the cooperative movement to the
full extent OF available funds
The election today is the c'il-
mination of e.: campaign inaug-
urated March 25. 1921. al a meet
ing ii tobacco growers. Robert
W. Bingham. publisher OF the
Courier Jourrli and Louisville
Times. and originator OF the go
operative hurley movement heads
an executive 'Omniittec OF four
which has la charge oi he
campaign from that date 1t is
planned to form a similar aSsn-
citation among dark tobacco
growers OF Kentucky an1 Tn
neSScc a. soon aS details OF the
hurley association are perfected.
The hurley association will be
controlled by Is directors. q of
whom will b. elected from he
membership Of the ASSOCIATION by
the growers, one vote TO each
memoer. Three directors will be
chosen by the other directors TO
represent the interests of the
public in the association and Will
not. NECESSARY, be members OF
the organization.
The hurley district has been
divided into 2 districts or ap-
proximately eight million pounds
production each. From each dis
trict a delegate will be elected j.
primary election for each mil
! lion pounds Of tobacco produced
and hese delegates will i'll turn
select the director for tllaf dis
ltrict.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Roy Sowders Dead

\e,-- came from BrodliSad
Sunda OF the death there of Roy
SowdeIS. a brother OF Fred Sow
ders. no Is a field representative
OF Kellogg * Co. of this CITY
Mr.. .Slwders Is sail to have SIC
cumh-l TO tvproid fever. He vas
"a vcr- popular young man n"
will h. Sa'lv T'i' Sed by MS uar-
friend, anl loved ones.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
EDUCATIONAL BOARD
MAKES SUGGESTIONS
Extensive Recommendations To
Improve Conditions In State
By Survey Commission
OBy Associated Press)

Il
Frankfort, KY, Dec. l2-The
: educational machinery in Ken
tucky is antiquated and made
quate; pupils instructed in the
schools are not up to the standard
of other sections and virtually
the entire rural school plant
needs rebuilding. the Educational
Survey Commission, appointe,
by Gov. Edwin p. Morrow under
an act of the 1920 legislature. de
clares in its report just completed
and now in course OF public tion
by the General Educationa
Board of New York. Many
changes looking to the better
ment O: the schools of the stat,
are recommended in the report
which. when printed, will fill
volume OF 2l3 pages.
| Among the important recon-
mendations of the commission
are:
Eventual erection OF five more
normal schools.
Establishment Immediately OF
one more white normal and pre-
ferably two. one to be located IL
the Big Sandy Valley and the 9th
er in the western part of the stat,
east of the Tennessee river.
Strengthening the Kentuck
Normal and Industrial institute
for the training of colored per
sons.
Abandonment of the Western
Kentucky Industrial College az
Paducah and establishment OF q
new colored teacher training
school in western Kentucky.
Increase the minimum count
school tax to IS cents and thc
maximum to 81.
Abolish the present grade;
school district plan and return al
graded schools to county superviS
ion.
Abolish the ex officio Board OF
Education and supplant it with :
board that will properly repre-
sent the school interests OF tn
state.
Give the State Board of Educa-
ton, through the executive Office:
power to remove common schoo
officers. both elected and appoint
ed. for cause after due notice ar
opportunity for public hearing.
Abolish the State Board OF T.:
aminerS. the Vocational Educ:
ton Board and the State Texi
book Commission - transfe
their duties to State Board
Education.
Adopt a single school code 70
all cities in the state.
State certificat on of all super
intendcnts and teachers.
Abolish the old six-day tcache
institute.
Continue the County Suinmc
School plan OF 1921 with the stat
paying half the cost.
Abolish the one-room rural
school where possible in favor of
the consolidated school.
Abolish high school work at
the normal school at Bowling
Green and Richmond and make |
them strictly training schools for
teachers who have had high
school work.
Convert the Depai tment OF Ed
r,cation al the University of Ken
tucky into a College OF Education
with the same standing As the
colleges of. agriculture and engi-
. neering.
The commission goes eXtcnsiv
ly into all phases of the cduca-
tion situation in the state and in
arriving at its conclusions. accord
ing to the letter of submission
; made written tests of 1870
f, school children of the fifth. sew
enth and ninth grade in nine rep
resentative counties and fifteen
cities. In addition data on pupi'
progress was collected in the nine
counties and from 222 graded
Continued on Page -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
The Weather

Generally cloudy tonight and
Tuesday, probably becoming TN
settled in extreme north portion
Not r;uch charge in temperature
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Seven Dead in Western Wreck

Aberdeen. Wash. De- IL
Seven are kno'1n dead in train
wreck at Melbot.I near here.
caused by landslide Details are
lacking, owing TO wires being
down.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Cay Evans Dead
(By Associated Press)

Chattanooga Dec. 12--H. Cav
Evans, former United States
Commissioner OF Pensions, ded
suddenly at his home here tod1y
aged IS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Saw Hin fn Detrot
(kv Associated PreRsl

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE ohici OF
police of Dctrcic. Mich, to-lav
telegraphed III. '-!iicago ch,ci ot
police that ou- u thrc: :neIr
seen fleeing i, "a stolen Artoar-
bile there answered to jim
ner's description.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

Did you get your suit? Cohn's
Army Store IS selling Blue Serve
Suits, regular SIS. at SO SIS. l25
First street. =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

LOST-Thurs.lay nigh: kc-
tween Harry Aliens and Ian
iastcr pike. ilcavv row,. pver-
coat. Return 2r.1 get suitable
reward. Joe Pears on, X. / Nl >p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

WANTED-Pc.i:'cn b. voung
lady as stenogra: her; Mis- >. =
NJ. 424 Laurel - nhonC So.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
British Delegates Leave
(By Associated Press)

Washington. Dec. 12-l1l tho
British delega es to the .arIa-
ment conference with the excep-
ton OF British Aihbassad, d,r Ced.
des, have arranged to sail for
home December .'lst. feeling ;hat
main issues of ,ile cortere erce
will be disposed of by tina. lime
Dressed Rabbits, Poultry and
Fresh Fish at NEFFS-Phone
431. 2SS S
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Mems fine Sox at SC a psir
Cohn's Army Store, rs lst ST. IL


Quoted and paid by Renaker
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
New Baptist Preacher.

Rev a. 5. j Rice, pastor Of
the W esley bury Methodist
church, at Gladys, Virginia
sends us copy Of resolutions
which that chnrch recently
adopted by rising vote in
which they pay high tribute to
Rev. y VI Padgett, the Baptist
pastor IN that community who
IS now leaving To take charge
OF the BAPTIST church NJ Big
Stone Gap. They speak in high
terms of the interest he has
taken i'll the welfare of the
community and the fraternal
spirit which he has shown dur
ing his residence in that neigh
borhood and congratulate The
Big Stone Gap church upon Sc
curing the services of So capable
aud consecrated n preacher. IL
IL somewhat unusual for a
church of another communion
To go out of It's way to take
such kindly aud brotherly ac
ton, but it is none the less com.
mendable and admlrable.-Re
ligious Herald.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
E. LEE TRINKLE

IN ciarmeusc, deliberately trim
med with lace embroidered in
pearls, aud her veil. which was
caught high ut the back, was
confined with IL spray OF orange
blossoms, which were also used
to fasten the length of tullc in
graceful way TO the court tram,
which fell from tho shoulders.
Brides roses, showered with
swnnsonia, were used for the
bridal bouquet.
immediately after tho core
mony. an informal reception
was held, and punch was serv
eel
The guest list was composed
of the Immediate famili,s and Il
few relatives aud close friends
Mr. and Mrs. Darlington are
spending their honeymoon in
the north, and will be- mt home
after December | in Lynch-
burg The BRIDE is prominent,
not only socially, but also IN
musical circles, as she is sing
er of marked ability and the
groom, one OF the Virginia Oar
rlngtons, was in the naval nvia-
tioh service during the World
war.
Out Of town guests for tie
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ Harris and little dnugh
ter, Of kenbridge; Mr.. and Mrs
) j Kelly, and two little girls,
OF Big Stone Gap; Miss Annie
Gillespie, of 'razewcll, aud Mrs
IL w. Walker, of Norfolk, and
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Miller, of
Richmond, and Mr., and Mrs
/. w. Fugate, OF Roanoke
Lynchburg News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Issues w arning
Eye Takers Are Buncoing the
People by Pretending That
They Are Connected With
the State Board OF Health.

Richmond, Va. NOV. 1T
has brcn reported to the State
l3ohrd OF Health that a pair Of
alleged eye specialists are nb-
iniuing money from people in
c.ruin nisl districts of tho
: state, ainling that they are
special Is connected with the
State Board. The health com
missioner issues IA warning
against any practitioners max.
ing such claims.
Dr. Williams says: "rhn
health department. either con
ducts or assists in conducting
tuberculosis clinics. at none Of
which is a foe ever charged IL
contribuls TO the support Of
dental Clinics and II few cline,
for the treatment Of diseased
tonslls and ad,no,ds These
clinics are conducted in cooper
alton with local authorities aud
IN connection WITH the schools.
AT the dental clinics aud throat
'''''' w stit It1ltti
M specialist ever is sent from
tlte h. nlth department To visit
private homes or g,vs private
treatment for pay
This has bacn said mnu>
times before; but il is unfurttn
atrly necessary To repeat 1t
now. | understand that in one
comparatively small town
about $500 was collected by two
men claiming that they were
connected with the health de-
partmrnt; so am giving this
advice through II general state
ment; Whenever any doctor
or alleg d doctor claims thai he
IL connected with the State
Board of Health aud Offers his
services for pay, my advice is
To report the fnct ut once To the
local commemorative attorney
and nsk HAT criminal action be
instituted.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
KEMMERER SAYS
NORTON is BUSY
lie Finds No Other Town the
Size of Norton Quite AS
Active.

John l.. Kemmerer and En-
gineer llulce, OF Nav York
City, were guests OF tho Norton
kiwanis Club Tuesday, October
10, and made interesting talks
on general business conditions.
Coming from tho Eastern
section of tho country, where
considerable pessimism pre-
walls, | am pleased To find
spirit of optimism here" said
Mr.. Hulce Aud ho went on to
say that the spirit OF coopcra-
ton and determination 30 much
IN evidence here would certain
~ make this section grow and
prosper.
Mr. Kennerer said that he
had Just come from the new
coaIiield of Wyoming and the
farming sections Of the west.
On all his tour of about six
thousand miles, he SAID, he did
not see as much building, as
much general activity, il any
small town, rs he observed in
Norton. The town Of Norton.
he said, does not seem to know
there is Il depression. -Craw-
ford's Weekly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Former Sheriff, Kicked by
Mule, Seriously Hurt.

freezing, Va, Nov. l0.-Mel-
vim q. Swindal, formerly sheriff
of Dickinson county, had the
misfortune to get kicked by II
mule, sustaining serious IN
juries, during the latter part of
the ast week. The animal was
in the stable when it wuiiowed
under the, feed rack, and was
apparently unable TO free itself
Swindle attempted TO extricate
the animal. when he was kick :
ed in the face, the blow sending
him against the wall with such
force that Ills shoulder aud leg
We're severely injured,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Lee Trinkle
Elected Governor by Over
Sixiy-five Thousand
Majority.

In he election held on Tue
day Of last week, and as report.
cd III last weeks issue of the
Post, 4. Lee Trinl,le, of Wythc-
VILE, Democratic candidate for
governor "f Virgins, was elect
ed by over 81, 900 majority
though the official count will
have to he made before the exact
amount is known. The Demo-
Gratis claim The Ninth district,
which has been carried by The
Republicans continuously since
lSDS, when William +. Rhca.
NOW chairman of the State Cor
poralion Commission, was elect
ed to Congress over the late
James a. Walker. The vote in
The Ninth district is evidently
close and will require the official
count before the exact result is
known.
w. W. G. Dotson, of Wise,
was elected to The House of Del
cSates from the counties of Wise
aud Dickinson, by II majority of
about 300 over his Republican
opponent, J II. llagv, of limbo
den. J. f. Hicks, Republican,
was elected to the House of Del
egates from Lee county and Ry-
land &. Craft, Republican, was
elected from Scott county.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Armistice Day Dance at APP
paiachia.

The Henry n Tate Post, No
10 OF the American Legion gave
a Very delightful dane. Friia,
night from zine to three o. clock
ut the new American Legion
Hall ON the fifth iloornf tie Az
pnlacliia Hardware Oumpany's
new building
Good music was furnished for
the dance by l4indem INNS Ray
adours, Of Columbus, Ohio,
which consisted OF five talented
musicians. Durlng the inter-
mission, pimentp cheese, tuna
and olive sand witches, stuffed
celery and hot coffee aud cake
were served all tile guests
Each guest received II little silk
flag ~ IA souvenir of the dance
The chaperons for this dance
we're DR.. aud Mrs. W Il Peters
Mr., and Mrs. W. II. Polly, DR..
and Mrs. K &. Bray and Mr
and Mrs II. a. Pr,tch-tt, OF
Appalachia
y large number of people
from the surrounding towns
were present. Among those
from Big Stone Gap presen,
were Misses Doris Warner,
Kathleen Morgan, Nora Youell,
Mary NJ. Davenport, Billy Full.
ton, Ruth Watson, Mary and
Blanche kllbourne, Mrs. Caro-,
line Lewis, Mr. aud Mrs. n. l..
liolton, MIR and Mrs. b. H. War.
ner, Mr. and Mrs. llenry n.
Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips,
MIR. aud Mrs. Il. l., Troy. Mess.
rs. &. W. Bennett, Pick Can
trcll, Guy Patrick, Fad David
son, Harold Repnss, Keiti
Smith, X. d. Leslie, John Aller
and Jess KIlbourne aud Major
w y. Stuart.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Wise County.

by George Gcolloc in The School Reid
It's dear, dear old Wise County
The County III the Cumberland hills
Where coal is mined with bounty
And timber is cut for the mills
Wise County is the home OF many
Who are proud OF the place OF their
birth.
They watch her mistakes and correct
them
And hail their progress with mirth.
Three cheers for all Wise County
The County in tbs Cumberland hills
The place called Gods Own Country :;
The source of the woodland rills."
Some people often wonder
why their neighbors dislike
them so much, but they are too
wise to ask.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Cattle Raising in Southwest
Virginia.

Southwest Virginia is par.
ticuIarly suitable for raising
cattle, and within the mex, few
years feel that Southwest
Virginia and, in fact, the entire
section embraced in this east.
ern chain Of mountains will be
ono Of tho big pure bred c.t,i.
raising sections of the world"
Mitchell Harrison. president OF
the Buckland Hall Farm, incor.
poratel. one of the biggest purn
bred cattle farms OF the south.
declared ut Roanoke tho othnr
day
MIR. Harrison, who is a resi-
dentot Philadelphia. wasat Ron-
noke Fair, aud has IA number of
shorthorn cattle from the Buck
land Hall Farm. located near
Warrington, on exhibit rhn
farm embraces two thousand
acres, leased from MIR. Hnrrt-
son, aud there are now several
hundred cattle owed hy tina
company. Mr., Harrison has
been in the cattle raising bust
ness for the past 1.-Two years.
gradually increasing his cal,l,
and Virginia land holdings.
The farm recently bought out
the Littleton Farm, 'rrnnrssro.
and incorporated its herd IN tho
auckland Hall Farm
This eastern chain OF noun
tains Is particularly suitable for
stock raising, and sooner or
later every farmer of the See
ton Will realize it aud raisc
pure bred cutll, "a "A nee ,ssary
part "f farming" Mr.. Harrison
SAID. MIR. Harrison was con.
ncctcd with the agricultural de-
partnlnnt of the government
dnriug the World War and by
virtue of studies OF sections OF
the country made them, and
because OF extensive travel
both IN this country aud in Eu.
rope he ID especially competent
To know the Southwest's 30 ISL
Wv i"thto 20 cattlc raising
section.
My work during the war
was largely showing farmers
the necessity Of II diversified
crop ana OF raising sufficient
hay aud other food stuff for
necessary stock. AS farmers
'enrn how easily hny aud such
products can be raised, how
cheapiy cattle led, they will
look more and more to Il few
head Of pure bred cattlo to
bring in cash." Mr.. Harrison
sad. The recent low prices
cotton and tobacco brought will
tend To bring this diversified
crop about" he added
The excellent cattle exhibits
AT tho fair were also cited to
show the increased interest OF
the Southwest in pure bred cat
tle raising.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Southern Asks Permit for
New Bond Issue.

Washington, Nov. ~ The
Southern Railway Company
asked permission of Interstate
Commerce Commission today 10
issue $5, 225,0 900 in four per cent.
bonds. The application stated
that of that amount the compa-
ny intends to use So, 100000 for
general improvements and ex
tensions Of its lines. :?
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Correction.

In our report of tho election
last week MIR. Hagy's majority
at imboden should have been
l45 instead of 1874. He received
ITO and Mr.. Dotson 25 II that
precinct, and we gladly make
tho correction.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Appa- Stone Music Club Meets


he regular monthly meeting
of the ppa.Stone Music Club
was held Last Saturday Nny,m-
her 10Th AT ann :, ~ -, ~
q. - ,,,: a. Wv
i n' "rs' onra w iii'a'hS
p'ach "l Appaiachin.
Alter the regular business of
we meeting was concluded, the
following program was render
ed:
W wy ''''' Nh NJ ~ " r"I'a
or;n;no,o,,a,, NJ 80. - m rn, =
~, ~ VI oi'er" MISS 'emi'na Wills
ny Mrs ! " I,r,,.
Development OF the Drama
Miss Caroline Goodloe
The First Opera
Charse,eristies of the
,rontcvrSdc o'''"
Monteycrle 4 Second Mrs j. w Large
Opera
capitalization of the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16
Carrington- Watkins.


Southern smilax and tail vases
filled with chrysanihcmums in
typical autumn coloring formed
the keynote nf the decorative
scheme for TIE wedding Inst ev
enlng of Miss GLADYS Watkins,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John
i. Watkins, and \. Randolph
Darlington, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. a Randolph Darlington,
at the home of the BRIDE, 1920
klvermont Avenue, at Go'clock
Kew j NJ Rowland, of Rich
mond, until recently tue pastor
OF kiver'nont Avenue Methodist
church performed he ceremony
win DR.. Wallace j Palmer, Of
Westminster Pre- bytcrian
church, assisting Before the
wedding, Prol w. ). Adams,
at the piano, and Mrs. +. ). Adj
Kersoh, soprano, gave musicai
program, lnclnilng, II Love
nee, ny drieg, ana 81 Know
n Lovely Garden, by d Har'le-
ioC- me bridal ChornS hy lo
hehgrih, was PLAYED ns a pro
cessionai, ana during the cere-
ihonY L's|' : Love Dream
ana oliier soiiiN rendered num-
ners
treat clusters OF chryshnthe-
NUNS ye''"" III me nan ana IN
we uih'hS room, orchid IN the
l'Vihs room ana wh'te ia Tie
room III "hlch the ceremony
TOOK place. were u7ed IN ell &C
I'VE iaShion III vases OF wicker
anu c"t S'iSS' WI, southern
slnilaX Suppiehehfed by masses
oi pai,ilH ana ier', as a back
sTo'ihd, Candelaorn " h
wni.c TAPER" nnrning AMI Il
Mnilc pri'-u'eu coihpleteu 'he
''iipioViSeu a,''r 't "hlch the
~ 80 o, ,y 'ouN pace ne en-
,'io ''"uSe, ""'ch IL particuiaf-
- "pr pte'i 10 It iu'ct'o!i OF TINS
49, :, az q "uNci % a'ii u'ih
.iowers, anu lorI'ied IN atlrac-
NV, Ae''1ns 'o' W., weHu'ng.
ha, 80? NJ """1 y ','N ms WaS
no. s'1 ~. 'iA'u % h"'lor' ana
.,,o '" 'i, s""n N''c wore was
,, 81 49, ,.;,, W., ,, s,'Ne' ana run
- ~" 'oio'''S :" SStveI
. o .I :. s '",'I''I'', S,".ies' ohe
,,a.,ai,'. = , 1'.ino" o"rl,e'' ."p
p pa r;e,y | 80 ~ pe''pu.n'i III a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-11-16

Mrs. j. Proctor Brown return.
Ell from Knoxville Tuesday
where she has been the guest OF
friends at the Addison apart.
unents. She assisted Thomas
w. Rhea, basso and native of
Scotland, in a beautiful recital
Saturday evening, playing his
Accomplishments. NJ n Il n v
morning, Mrs. Brown gave a
piano recital at Cable Halt
Cumberland Progressive.