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The Washington times., 1922-05-07

Z TOW that this here ~shifter'
M craze Ii passin' away our
abnormal school is gettin'
back to normal, say We.
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

Al the haaks sssn n bs gettiA'
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

Danny Green vent hons sober
orsat Britain Rights Reserved
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

for your best girl, an you with .
tight pair Of trousers on.
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

oeRYrisht 1921. ~ s,as O.
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

When . magistrate judges him
self hs IL very apt to suspend
sentence.
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

a lawyer Ii not always present
when Q man has to witness his
Wife's will.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-28
Order of Publication

VlRGlNIA.-At Circuit Court
continued and held for Wise County
at Court House thereof on Tuesday
the 3Oth day of May, 1922. Present
the same Hon. Judge presiding as on
yesterday.
IN RE: Application appointment
OF Administrator of the estate OF Sc.
Horne.
ORDER
II being stated to the Court that
S. F.. Horne has been absent from the
state for period Of seven or more
years. and that at the time of his
disappearance he had known place
of residence at Coeburn, in the coun-
ty of Wise; and that W. G.. Horne, Il
son and Distribute of the said s. F..
Horne having applied for letters of
administration, it is therefore ordered
that the fact OF this application be
advertised in newspaper which is
published in Wise county, for four
successive weeks, together with notice
that on the first day of July, 1922,
term of the Circuit Court of Wise
County, the court will hear evidence
concerning the alleged absence and
the circumstances and duration of
such absence.
y copy-Teste:
w. B. HAMILTON, d. C.
Mack Evans, Attorney 1927
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Order of Publication

/, RUFUS W. SCOTT, President
of Kitzmiller-Scot Company, Incor-
poratcd. corporation created and
organized under the laws of the
State Of Virginia, do hereby certify
that at meeting of the board Of
directors of the company duly held
on the first day of March, 1922, at
which Il quorum was present, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED that the diree-
tors Of this company deem il
advisable 10 reduce the maxi
mum authorized capital stock
Of itzmiller-ScOtt Company
Incorporated, from five thou
sand $1,000 shares of the par
value of One Hundred $1,000
Dollars each, to five hundred
5000 shares OF the par value
OF One Hundred (Sl0O.) Dol
lars each, so that the maximum
authorized capital stock of said
company shall be Fifty Thou
sand $3.50, OOO) Dollars ;and be
1T further
RESOLVED that meeting
of the stockholders be called
for the 18th day of March.
1922, for the purpose OF taking
action upon this resolution.
That notice of such meeting of
stockholders was duly waived by
waiver OF notice signed by the sole
stakeholder of the company, copy
OF which is hereto annexed and mark
ed Exhibit A."
That such meeting of stockhold-
ers was duly held on March 18th.
1922, at 1900 O'Clock noon ut the
principal office of the company in the
state of Virginia pursuant of such
call OF the directors, and that n
such meeting the sole stakeholder Of
the company, owning and holding
Of the outstanding capital stock, was
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-28

one hundred and fifty (150) shares
present by its secretary, Thomas r.
Scott. and that the following rcsolu-
tons were adopted, all of the issuc,,
and outstanding stock of the compa.
ny being voted in favor of the adop-
ton thereof, to-wit:
RESOLVED that the maximum
authorized capital stock of
kitzmiller-Scott Co., Incorpor-
ated, be reduced from five
thousand $4,000 shares of the
par value of One Hundred
tSi00D Dollars each, to five
hundred (5OO) shares of the
par value of One Hundred
$1,000 Dollars each, so that
the maximum authorized capt
tai stock OF said company
shall be Fifty Thousand $780,
000) Dollars; and be it further
RESOLVED that the officers
of this company are hereby au-
thorized to do any and all acts
and execute any and all instru-
ments necessary or effective to
to carry out the purposes of the
foregoing resolution.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said corporation this 9th day of
April, 1922
RUFUS w. SCOTT, President
Of Kitzmiller-scot; Company. Incor-
porated.
Attest
(SEAL) THOMAS r. SCOTT,
Secretary.
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weekly

ssIoas Of themselves, conscious of
,h.ir places in the sun today,conscious
y the mighty role they will play in
~ history OF the state and aation in
tht near tomorrow. Particularly is
"a, true of Wise, which occupies no
ntan place % the angie Oh N"s'n'"'
5ot'er'e hei '''''yS' IS, 80 a''u -.
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saf verne anu P'os sS'' '''-. .... ,,
9esf io' 10 '0''' ~. .'' ,,. ,'
nc 'Iopo''7 ~ ~, - ~.
q fortune =" IA I'.. go; ~
St0"e W I..,.a.t
ia''s '',''s9 ''s ~, III, y =. I..a'' 80 -.
~ VOL :" ~ In
ps'i' 'o' 'He p'y .,,. 80 l.. ." ~
te'u'e' . ''''' IN
% pui foS' ~ WI ~,
N'S So'''e - W.
sa'" ~
ssu'' va ~ ~, .,I ia,.;''',,..
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mo '''"'
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~ r W
roN r''e'"'Y '>''''
81 VT.. nhiaf obstacle in flp NynE AT
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-28
vJSE COUNTY IS BECOMING
4 CONSCIOUS OF THE ROLE 1T WILL
Nay IN HISTORY OF STATE AND NATION
stern Virginia Educator Begs Us To Pause and Glance at
4 Our Past, For the Present, Well as the Future.
is That Child of the Past" He Says

hrst one was at Clarksburg tnow in
caused the western Virginians to r.
new their demands for public scho 81
system for all the white children"
Please read that paragraph again,
carefully. Copy it in your note
book, tell your children about ii and
allude to it in your Kiwanis speeches.
Write it on the intels OF your door
posts, as it were. Our place in the
history of education is an enviable
one. Let US keep this in mind when
We read Mr.. Fox's charming roman
ces. Let US apply the facts Of history
as IA reducing agent to our rather
adisposc fiction.
We hope our school teachers, as
often as opportunity presents itself.
are telling our boys and girls the in
ieresting story Of our past. Do our
children know that "The Wilderness
Trail in Revolutionary days ran al
most by the very spot where their
homes are now? Have they heard OF
"Boonc's Path?" Do they know John
Sewer, the intrepid pioneer, who
carved out the State OF Franklin with
in few hours automobile ride to our
south, and that his men we're OF the
same bold Saxon blood as we're their
own ancestors?
Would Write History
We should like to gather maternal
for a true history OF our pioneer day $.
We invite all who are Interested to
write uut all the facts they car come
by relating to their forefuthers
These were the real pioneers Of Wise,
and Scott aud Lee and Dickinson
rather than the whitr-colar boys VINO
who came IN with the boom days OF
the nneties We welcome these
later Corners, it is true; they did their
part in noulding our destiny; but
many hero of the axe, the rifle, aud
the grubbng hoe preceded them. u
Hts about the first corners that we are
particular solici,ous Unless their
history is recorded nov, while oral
and reliable tradition is still alive, ii
generation hence The Trail OF the
LONESOME Pine is more than hkel!
10 be taken as the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth, as
regards the history OF our past Al
ready we have with Us a misleading
nanie for a great public highway,
which 10y every right, should have
been called The WILDERNESS Trail
20 honor Of our first settlers Let not
fiction prevail.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-28
Read ii Again

The people of the eastern part of
1 H state did not look upon the pub
ssi' schools in the same way AS did
~e People Of the western section.
sst4iuy because there were 80 few pri-
'A'e schools, and partly because the
sp.0p'e were more democratic. MANY
~ 'heir children went to the charity
. 'oo'S along with the children of the
poorest parents. The western Viz
e'"iahS often urged that more money
'Ou'' De appropriated by the state
~ Tue public schools, and the ques-
~" oil education became more and
,,O'e discussed. In 1898 Governor
sAmpoell, who was himself n resi-
'"' OF Southwest Virginia, aroused
"V's interest than ever before in the
"Oo' question by pointing out in a
usage to the General Assembly
a. IN spite of private and charity
=, ,,Hoois' large number of people in
'"s''la than ever. before could not
1 OF write. Several conventions
public education followed. The
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~ 80 " 90
STATE OF New York
/, Harlow O Kashden, 8 notary
public in and for tile county atore-
said, do hereby evrtify that Rufus
W. Scott and Thomas r. Scott, whose
names respectively as President ard
Secretary OF misunderstood Com
pany, Incorporated, are signed to
the foregoing certificate, having ac-
knowledged the same before ne in
my county aforesaid.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 9th day OF April, 1922
HARLAN O. kASHDEN.
Notary Public, Kings County, Clerk
No. PIG, Registers No 30G5 Certiti-
cate flied in New York County
Clerks No. 1873, Registers No. 3ll3.
Commission expires March 80, 1923.
June 2l-25-27
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Boss, ain going to be married
and on my salary We viii starye to
death"
nWeil. Well, Who is the lucky sirl?'
Cleveland Free Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
MON MAKES A NEW HIGH RECORD FOR THE YEAR

TX to :% cent net higher, with May At
3l.ii to 3i.iii, and July s, a3x TO {I23n
Corn gained IN to z%4eh; oats to l,sGp
ihs. aud provisions I TO 30 cents
Al FIRST the dominating influence in tho
wheat pit was news OF a drop In British
prices. General selling resulted. ana opin-
IONS were ventured In xomc quarters That
the recent advance on both sides OF the
Atlantic had been oYerdonc. After tho
Liverpool market had closed. however, nu-
mcrous unfavornblc crop advice. which
were current here began to attract fore
attention. ard enlarged demand for flour
wheat. "
a, the upward swing which cnsued tho
pre-. OF wheat WAS accompanied by l.
decided roadcnlng out OF the volume q!
tradinx. with many dealers attn ching sIe-
c'nl significance to nm authoritative stntc-
ment that purpor,cd TO show little IL any
margin between wheat requirements OF
importing countries and the expected
world shipments this sesson. Talk Of now
export business in progress wax also heard.
and despite heavy pront-rakinS sales near
the close. the market finished but little
under the top prices reached. although
May hsh touched the highest point yet
ActiEe speculative demand gUYs indie
pendent strength nj times 10 corn and
oRts Both cereals scored new high price
records for The season. Buyers took the
position :hat ID cents a bushel advance
Tor corn OF late was Inadequate after the
corn market had been going dowf. for two
Tho PROVISION market was governed
chiefly by fluctuations in the yulua of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

thus far has been most pronounced in the
wheat market. rho May delivery la the
lnsi hour reached ii.i5 mi July ls.23. from
which there were sl!gh, reactions near
the close. although hnaI prices were II TO
= points net higher.
Because OF decided strength Rt LIVERPOOL.
which was considered significant In view
OF the irish situation. the local market
opened nrin and to IL points higher. AL
most immediately. however. heavy selling
pressure developed and was continued
street and tho we?t. which had been the
heaviest buyers In the last few days. THIS
seilihg was rather easily absorbed. ard
The decline waa checked around midday.
when the removed strength OF the wne At
Inand In the South. with a sharp reduc-
ton noted In the New Orleans stock as
INC result Ok recount ana reports that
Soutnsrn mills were receiving cloth orde p
from China. started n buying movement
,hnt continued quito generally throughout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
PRODUCE MARKETS..


NEW YORK. FEB. iS.-Tho mnrke, for
coffee future, was generally higher again
today OIL continued flrmneIs In tho Bra
lillian marietta and an increase OF com
mission house buying. After an opening
advance Of 3 TO s.roints the market aus
March on to sti ami May to SIS. or I
10 points under opening lcyeis. after
which there was almost full recovery
on trade buying due to reports OF a sharp
advance in cost and freight offers from
santos The close WAS TO 6 points net
higher. with sales estimated at about s.
90, bags. March ciosed S.f5: May SIS: july.
SsS; September. Sos. and December, SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
WALL Street MARKET
SHOWS BROADER TREND
Close Observers Believe 1922
Will Be a Bull Year in
New York.
FoREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY
w. c. Durnnt Takes Contract to build
Quantity Of 4 Cylinder, 8 Passenger
Cars to Retail Mt S34S. Which VIII
BE Shown In March.
by Il. l.. Isurnun,.

NEW YokK. Fob. 15..Despito the
snow and sloet storms In this and
@ phT.' r OF ase ns Buck
today was active and broader. Those
who. mako a business OF studying the
be sMrprised to SEQ the e activ!ties no" OF
the pools result in obtaining a public
following with daily transactions
there il another reaction. Then when
the reaction does come II iB not be-
liered TINT the level will reach the
low already established for this year
in the beet informed quarters there
In strong conviction that 1922 will
be bull year In the stock market
with. OF course. healthy reactions.
Steel Common Jumps.
Steel common made Il new high
record for the year today. selling 20
points above last years low level
the long decline started in 1920. To-
days iron Age says that operations
o. steel mills have improved slightly.
purchases Of last week. but II was
added that fresh buying had fallen
on come Railroad buying. it was
the situation.
Foreign, exchange simply held
steady today. Bmt there was decided
renewal rates on call loans were
IL per cent the lowest in three
weeks Then there was drop to
eide market an low as 1-2 per cent
money nil around was easlor and with
me Inc oiG,velnnd Reserye Bank cutting
Of the Federal Reserve Bank here.
Ss eose Of bas TO ps5 cent after
best Informed banking circles. how
c.ScH the opinion WAS expressed that
discount rate here until the pronoaed
nond issue to pay the soldiers bonus
, mao been def definitely rSjec,ed. II the
10 Hniid Chenp Car.
W. Z. Durant announced today that
he had taken n contract To buiId in
large quantities, n four cylinder. Ave
hhh s ear. TO retail tor SaIs. and
ton In Washington on March .. The
name OF the car and the factory build
lnS is to be made public at that time.
o OF ahe hest posted men here in the
banker. who Tor years RRr ns heen !,
eompan!es. Now know 'I pngani
Gan,, lick Ford. Who viii be his CONE me-
market at the opening making a new
nrsrs.a 5ei Sor for the year When /,
issi just is:e .he " Th,. renors for
gives striking Illustration OF what
I'm ne 00He In the way Of getting
down operating costs gross safes las;
ysesar were Mnn only ,sis.9l5.OoO against
.a.nt..ooo tor the previous year:
iuri ana materials. net profits were
equal TO VS. "a share on the common
s.Gsk against only fl5.i for 1920. de-
spite the fact that last wear .othcr
income .snn en WAS only s2.5l2. 900 against
New Haven opened up a half poin,
o. mo interstate Commerce. Commits .
lnis morning to Is l-2 on tho decision
fi0h GlVipE the railroads East OF the
n hiver an Increase of IL per
win CONNECTION roads. This viii mean
hetween fs.000,000 and $40, 1900. 900 nd
aitionai Sronr. with half OF II going
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Tho PROVISION market was governed
/ chichy by huctuatiOnh in the vuiue OF
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Fob. l5-CattIe: Receipts.
500: active: beef steers strong 10 Is
higher: tor. heav!es. 80: weight. 1885
beef steers. 1coTs.t0: she stock. bull. and
stockers and feeders steady TO strong:
erH. C.2spTH0
Hogs: Receipts. l7o'o: fairly active
steady to 10 higher than Tuesdays aver
age: shippers bought about 5.o,o: holdovcr
moderate: top. 1925 on lt1 to 100 Lound
averages: bulk. s6Rio.t6; plgs about
steady; bulk desirable 100 to ID pound
piyr. s,OTsI5: some 800.
Sheep: Receipts. 1850: steady TO strong:
fat lamb top. l5.zs: bulk desirable kinds.
l4.so1iS.eS: small lot choice So-ponnd year
llngs. la.I0: fall shorn Texas ycarlingE. ii. "a
bulk fat ewes. 7sid7.I5 bid s..5 on ono
choice handyweisht load: light feeder
lambs l30?f 1880: shearers. ls.God 1878.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
RIcMMONp LIVE STOCK MARKET.

1900 F. S. Register Guano 8 per cent
bonds. l04 "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
RIcHMoND GRAIN ExoHayor.

Wholesale Quotations Oh 'CnanEe.
February Is, 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
LIBERTY H. Ed LOAN noND MARKET.
hy Ered'k II. NoltiRE & Co.
N, ". Inyc.tment Bankers. w.
LONG INTERESTS SEND
COTTON TO HIGH Level,
LBy Associated pre.s.1

NEW UKIEANS. Feb. ia more zen.
Sf tho market sent the price OF cotton s'd fo
b uias Of !e y today Following the frst
i nnaer the close OF yesterday. but a iittie
,. nsef the rea! buying movement OF the
s i'm started. and 1t persisted until Tho
tbaqnins months were % 10 "a points higher
Ing mn me h "a ais OF Yesterday. March Trad
prize Of the day Of fsis. Last pTlce enc Wow low
The a no!Ints up net. with March Mt 1918.
Idvesnooi gains were due to better
Sro nv6Sfao 10 weather over the belt.
Wet to IN IN some Western sections q nd too
..'Nl.z.nG wore on buyers Ntnah char1s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

Richmond Unien Stock Yards
February IL, 1922.
Remarks: Fair run Of cattle Market
slow. Prices lower on all classes OF cat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
BUYING
IN NEW YORK MART
Ipy As.oclnted Pre,,.l

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-wh,le a big renliz-
Ing movement took place In ootton today
and forced prices at one tins 81 to %
positions. which carried May down to 49,
and July TO 1916. the market received new
and aggressive support on the decline.
which later in the day ian the whole iist
substantially above the previous night.
Ercssive buying OF the late deliveries tor
investment account by traders who seemed
to he imnre,,,sa wl'h the s Idea that there re
advance farm products and that cotton
would get It's share OF the Mnturn. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

showed little more s,eadiness on the
lower levels today and n fair volume OF
Inquiry was reported on pcrcaies. Gray
goods were steadier. yarns auiot. Raw
SILK was slightly lower. Burlaps were
steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
y. loo.s prcs.ed. large
) .ss-ss.s.s.
Afillfced,
GRAIN PRICES CLIMB
ON CHICAGO MARKET
fny A,.ociat.h pres.

CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-New climbing Of
sr ,,n prices took Llace here today. not =
Sitnstanding Transient s:tbncks due 10 n
decline II quotstio ut Liverpool Es,i-
mates which tended 10 CONFIRM reports OF
WoF!u-widc scarcity OF wheat had much
10 do with tho fresh ascent OF vaiuSs here
Tho wheat market cloEe gas nn..,.tsJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

couragement from the big reduction in
the certified rtocH here and during the
einainder or tina sesron-thc market was
much stronger. reaching Its highest levels
on reports OF much snow In the belt, well
uo%n INTO Its central portions. On such
rspofts october became the strongest
change thIt1hc stock OF certified notion
her. bad suffered a minus correction OF
49, oa!ss reducing II to sS'3t bales as
compared with about s7.0p bales NOT 80
,ohs ago and with the figures on the
beard yesterday OF .5!a1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

New rork-Middl,nE. 1873: stock. 1853.
MINOR ports-Stoch. 1896.
30: stock. i.Hr. tso 70
., a AZ for ~sek-Reeeip,'. es,sss; exports.
,o T",Si ior ,season-Rsceip;s. ilss.s.s: eI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Feb ls-Thc raw sugar
market was firm and Cubas was established
on hs basis OF LIS cents. cost and
treiEht. equal to 3.5I Tor Centrifugal with
sales of about 10000 bags for February
shipment to local and Outport refincrs at
that level.
The raw sugar futures market was quite
active. and as orders were pretty evenly
divided. prices moved within very narrow
limits. The opening was unchanged to I
point net lower under trade selling. Init
steadier feeling prevailed later owing
to the moro settled feeling In the spot
market. and prices rallied partially on
covering ana renewed buying BY commits.
sion houscs. Closing Lrlccs were I point
lower 70 net higher. March closed us:
May. :.S1; July. 2.5S: September, c6s
COTToNsEGp or.
NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Fol,owing an easy
start. cottonsced oil got s TO IL po.nts
above the previous cloee through 6uyinr
by the West and In sympathy with the
rise In other markets and In crude ~oi,
Subsequently thu market reacted I'm the
70 points net higher: sales. 32Ho bar.
rcls Prime crude. S.e5IS.b): prime sum
mcr yellow spot. 80: March, Oil; May.
sso; July. ioE. all bid.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK, Feb l5-Cotton oood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

pants! Well pants won't with tho sporty male
cap she was w'aring-Martys esp. at that
Thcy drow up At llolero's side Scamp started
to scramble over the door 10 greet his remembered
mistress, but Gloria yankod him down sharply with
her right hand by the collar, While she set her face,
with some effort into smilo Tho dog crouchod
down in a sustained Crouch, daring only to aquint
wlstfuuy at Helene who had raised him from pup
hood out of the corners OF his eyes. Marty Mead.
ows tried to be casual. with tho result that his
prosslon switched from that OF u man about TO be
hanged 10 that Of man about 10 be crowned.
winding up with the stupid expression OF a boy
caught with bis hand In the marmalado.
Hello" said Helene, aiming t at Gloria and
then plvotng her head just enough that edge