davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
cbcrit Scnrit aug. Mngeu.
(Sn Rentoriam.)

Ger Isit, Tom braetc ps ensan9
en- SiIien ifrn Ior.
Gteb Orb al birrp % maImfulo aIan,
- Set bar ei tomn,e Orb.
Sen Hcit iom maneo Srimrno iranf.
Vt hplbe Srbreurpen bIanf,
Selp Der paa frentmeb Serb,
Gcritunrntet er % tun meo Sapn
ri nGpner Sberit IngeIls Napu.
Set Slit, Tom freioist msete bit
8i buffer bet iaa goot -
Som of @eseiitrins i~traalte tibt,
Nen iom / Sprg blep paabt;
Oct Gilt, Tom fremipnt funbe 'e
Sor npe Norses Bel % @e
Sets llrabpm rddber Blot,
Nu brlitet er % hin meb Gam
Si nGnrer Sberit Grsels Rapn.
Sen Sauub Der irofaIt trpffet bin,
Som on on bar eli Grpr,
Som brpg Dig uarmt til Sisrtet inS
So bclht bis ser Sior;
Zen Saauc, iom frrSie itpc til Slas
5sor Noraes 6roer % bets Sldg
yieo araft uf NiasSbor,
yin biSicu er 90 fitn meo Sdpn
vi nrpner Sberit Gnaeus Tapn.
Set Sierte iom for andres apol
Gar felt os cfte blot,
Som 9lebeo for ct Sosal
Sc fuIste Yli9teu itst;
Set Sierte fort, bpis parrrc granS
Y; frlt bar pnn GoInmbi' Stranc
- st itsrre bar ei febt
Set iIaar ei n,er oa Inn mco Saun
@i urpner Sbcrit NuseIls g'apn.
6ranfIiu Yeteron.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17

iao maa ri badbe Def blir beorc nrite
Ssit. Sarn1eren Ieber ian paa Saubet
oIIisebel. bet ftrfeIiec Nuar ret brc
Cor @enieheb | Woscou b~efjeues nf
Editor Soiepb 6. See, iem cr en- flittia
strbeiber / Serrers ginQaurb. Stoite
l;ee hapbe hi ct fire Go9cs Otebe af
YrRitpent alfreo 9. Inocriou fra Spos
fame College iom er en- rem Reitcr til
al ubtpoe 8ups Orb. : Saubbeo ct
reIiienet Rsbel Siliio't enitcr lea "Se.
ecrabs Yoiten"s VerioruIc liant beus
range tiiiirbe 9risre ct pcIiionet Hpt.
uarl q. z. Sabl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
FRA N.inueupplis, M.inu.

Ssrit faor jeg iige Sat for alt Set 90
DC 2ricitof, iont er at ic | soften.
Seq fan berettc BERTHA, at Oct CT Der
Tom paa andre Steber DOerit baurli8e
1ioer, iutet Nrbeise at oporipe, % iaus
lebes er Nsbcu flor iblauOt fatti9e Soil.
9os er Oct mango Der, iom fadr SirIp
AZ 8psn. pg for'fieltge &irteiamfuuo
Ell peiaa n1eb at bielpe De fattige. Suds
Ter til @aaren set ma blipe Ell Sors
anbrirs, ina bisie i~taffeIs fatti9e SoIt
fan faa arbeioe for fit 9ips Spbolo. Scr
ct en- tripeIie 9Iabs, iiHr ON CONNIE
rem, % man bar iaa mango TnIebnin'
ger at eda til ale bisIe bafre Snbiiser
| @pen % Snte9n, 90 lille ct furelemnt
bisIe naturfisnnc Barrier, buabe Der
8pen % / ct. Saul. 90 tiuise er Der
fulbt at Spmmers "8eiorts", bpor Sol
fct ON Sommeren refer no for at op;
f,iife Sumsr o. Sinb. Ser er en- IGna-
&c airfer pg Rtsiipncr, babe engelIte
~ ~ifanoinapiife, iaa ber er InIeontnS
I'll ut bere Subs Orb til BIER Sag :
Nuret. 4orbmlGnhene er me9et tnlrige
btr / benne gp, ntetl tiltrohS for Oct,
Iaa bar lea life triffct mango Der fra
min Ssocbpsp / Norgc. ga icg peb, oct
Ell iaa mango, iont reiite til Gmcrifd
fra nit &iemiteo / Tor9e, iaa ifuIoe ieg
lite at faa bsre fra Ell Sci al benz. SEQ
or fsot / aIGbu Yreite9iGIo | HGrbebed
O. Sronobienl, men blep opooret / Sils
lei Inner til 8l9bu. ON bet er nogen
ira ben Sraft, iom Ieier oisie 2in>
icr, iaa Sfrip til mig, % De ifuI faa Spac
Saa tiliIut sniter leg "SecorabsY Soften"
en- IpffeIis Sremtib, oe en- tiGr SiIien til
Gle milne 2aubsmGns bnaoe fiernt %
rGrl 2etpis Nibeng,
2013 7tb Street, g,
minneapolis, Iinr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
Mnbreip 9. griction
Sra gasiar, Man., Can.

Seq er liSt TENT iioe mso 8eiiepenges
ne I'll Soften, men leg baaber Srepet
tonrter frem, ian Bet life bliper nogen
stnn5 / Gulien. 9ere peb ielp, Sr. Nes
l2ttsr, buiIfet Strpp en- Sarner bar MI
't Stoeu meb at faa ifrabe til iaa
mango Center iom til Soften, ifisnt
ZEN er en- 8ieit, iom er lige iaa neopens
i'0 / SuIet iom geb oe Wab. ga, DC
loar unNitpIoe, ieg tdIer efter min OBJ
'ntHIn9 al Soften, % ieg trnfer Here
Ger Def famine. 90 pil bere life fro
ing, 'oa iper "Irnliot". So, oa grn>
tot, on er 8utten I Rsifenl Seq har
'Prtt bet oite, at bpis Der iab femti ilis
G. Snrer iom ban | apneresien, iaa
tor lc1, at Get blep Iibt. beore for BEN
Sarr1ercn. Ga nei, ies i%naffer moi
SuI' Seq tenfer. Sli arnIiot babe moi
NE S~auImobi9bee til at iibbe Der p9
t'rs poa aft bette 8rissprnt % alt Bette
,oal De bcpil9cr til 5nngersnsb og alt
Vt anoet, iom be faiter bort Sengene
Ill., mems Sarmerne % mango anore neo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17

MI foo COB at taffe ina meset for
:. rase Qrieitcf. Set pilbe blipe lanss
. >, prre baabe "Roiten" og "Irs
'a ns ior,toen. 8et er nh baaroe sioer
's '..,,,,St, iont BET ct ale Steber. men
s,r meact at bare glade for, at hi
- Fope Iia en- goo ginter. Set bat
a.' nrret reect Sbsbom rnrbt Der !
~ men Set bliber bel inurt beore.
.orI,Se5 aaar bet ntec risie Ranbes
,..ssoere oppe / Nortb 9afota? De
.;S,r nsl Ga iteger Slayer encnn. sils
~. foor lea tatfe Heoaftionen for 8las
w. en- Steering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
Ara Qoptnjo, W}iun.

0npinia lisger / ben ibblisc Del uf
EcInami 60. peo ben ipbeitre Gnbe at
ktn imuffe Safe 9emioii, iom er Ell
Fnsct imuf % tripelis gp. ON Soms
Fntrtn er Der EN- Masie Splf Der fra
Errt6 Gafota, Oranb Sorts % Sarge,
ES ia Stben, ioril fomnler til 2apinia
ia Dor ser en- 3 Naareber. Get me'te
ri Dem bar fisbt 9b9setomter 90 OPP
|ifrt 6uie. Set er en- So eQer 70 iaus
sarre Sumnerbpliser Der peo "Sufen".
ID storc % Yp1t Office os Seppt, Sn@
Or. 9. eaar fra Scmipii til
Canada. Seq er piit Den eueitc Der,
firm bor "SecorabsY Softer, for Bet er
intit Nmcrifdnere % Spenifer % Inn
fan NprIfe. Ien De er megst
inllc % forefommenbe Roboer. Seg
IGit Soften" | mango Iar, men /
Stnter cr Sen mere fj9rfonmen eno no.
GCniinSe n,eo oft bet CODE oe innec
% ale Ipbeber fra nGiten ale
Snnb. So, "YoTten" er Bet bebfte glao
amsrifn. Saa snifer ieg glaoet pg
Tets Rcboftcr pe ale bets 2Giere Npts
oar, meb bebre Sriier for Sarmeren o9
3dere 9su for arbeiberen.
genli9lt,
NnS,efp o. Grirfinu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
;srn gneta, u. 2af.

Ga hi neiten albrie berer no9et ira
iaa faIbt BET mig ine, at jeg bill
k friue Iibt berfra, iad Solf tan ie, at
hi leber. ON geir o9 Wino bill ieg life
|Iripe, for %iaaoant bar De ale Steoer;
|aa neget nlaa iee iise, at pi bar bdbt
In iii @inter til 9dto, % Sunbbeostil>
|rptrrSen er 9oo; alt bpaS hi maug@
lsr berubc er Yenge. Iplingeu blep iaa
.riSSsls, men oct er Rriierne, iom er for
iman, men hi iaar bel, bbao be times, hi
liar f~ortient. Wen TO Ting bar pi no!
ri her / NORTH Safoto, % bet er GIG
ritstlI % @plittf, faa Surmerne iiturt
h!e bc0, enten De ifal arbeioe Sorben
sIer life, men naar bet blir uarmt getr
ian forrnner bel Sarmerne frent
eiter lin @interIspn n,eb fornpet Saab
brfuer paanp. "9eeorabsY oiten" er
cn tirrtunrmen Gen af os. Wi peftter
saa Gagen, DEN ifaI furrtne. Hn bnr
p haot SEN | ober 20 gar % fan life
here Sen ioriiben.
8iGlut euifer ri Saskatchewan % ale
9ttorab. @oiten"s 2uiere ct eoot %
sIiignet Nptaarl @enIieit,
Wrs. Gilbert Stlben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
6pr raa iaar 0als.

Seb oct fsrfts Te6u til rod % iaar Gals,
ine9nib msb Sinsreue lipt NtuasroIe.
Oct suar lise til Snbsts Bob, os bet n,ss
en- bebaseIis Siibren, Issr,er aniamlinssr,
trrffer ub Saarbeo os Smerte.
MuiisroIe sr en- ren, bpib Smsrelis, tiIs
pirfet al Seuepsolie. Yet bar bet sammsIs
oasie SenepspIdtsrs belle Stprfe ioen at
fremfalbs Sl9rner.
Sutst Iis MuferoIe for Bern ubiat for
Strubeho nt. ooh bet / @ereoltab for STE
blitfelist Brig. 30 os s. Ssuts | 6ruffsr
% Cubes SoipitalsiterreIie 80.
SeSrc eno ct S%eueysplaitrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
On spmmer blanbt 0IabioIer of ~

qanrntel @Inbiollisnnnb. 3nbehoISer Is
lGrerigc % nuberboIbenbe aapitIcr ON
Gnrtning al Den bersmtc 90 popuIGrc
6npcbIcnlit. Ypperliec Snuitrationer
en- mirbprrlig pannoboa for @Iomiter.
c.iteren. gris zoe. Spccic( @ris for
St ouuenter Zoe. She NnlnSien gu,
lliibin9 Co., Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17

peres egen SIR iulter. ga, Ida faar
belle Rerionalet peb "9eeorohsY oitcn :
tane Eat for bet forsansne Oar os til
Spfte meo BET nbel
0irs. Inne Sieloos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17

Gliding.
|n og unSre
pit cirfuIere
[oning for
EarO,tbsnt
|s%totsfana.
pes Sooef.
pen gugut
|Srette ON
rnbefiarS.
o9 traif.
|ei1ner poo.
+ brG6enSe
aa at bIioe
loer. @orS
/ SpoenSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
WDge op oine iaarc,
fttOe QeOemoo.

Oiaf ior oft CLAUS Ser % budrbt Nj
bsibe briu9sr Zine o. Tsrf ! Muiflsr
os 9ebemob. nap EFT 6laise al Sloan's
eminent for 6aanben os unpsuo rigslts.
SrGHgtr iis isieuHcm uSsg Gnibuiug.
On nil mso eusaug isis en- bsbaselig
Garms iom uil sitsrfelgss al Ell einsrius
ira 2mbeo % Stipbeo | be psrtsuoe
geSemce.
9iubrer o9iud Rberrrattsrre. Seiatica,
Neuralsia, Sorprtbniussr % SoritrGtuiuser.
% irti 9lar SmsrtsnS 6isuos. Spsrs
bin atdbo.
rps ole Npothsfere -35c, roc. lao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17
KorreSponddnce.

aorrsfpcrbaneer nben Naen % 1erssis taees Tile bet minsa. Denim
iii; be bfr life engan9 gfennsnlohe at NtSaftionen. Wapnst nj "!sss.
bnpe oF,ntisgsrt. mtsninsrt peotomHsnb. arrrsppns.ut s !.
Nr bet uRn Mebaftiontu Ma hape hans fuIos Qapn ca $50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17

saalsn. @i.

saalsn. gil.
argos Sgi.
.rer ON, at
ifal nua
+ &11pa.
blioe no.
olgieS Ser,
n neoerite
:taie. en-
buue
'an6 en-
I, @oloen
Gn6t SIR.
bbouebes
bum. 81.
&iel1S.
!, iantllle
re-. gnl,a
Sarge.
t0ag, at
tsfonbelts
23be
beretti9et
! beSuoell
,l1lnter el.
for
Sen Jam.
POI.
=, bporull.
&all. |
ot1inere$, |
Den 16be |
Der beret. /
Ben. !
&anSiNd |
Or iesen' |
@fcGulll. |
ben 40e |
roma re. |
b 9afota |
men blp |
Hagen Of |
'tbett ai |
ifole.9a |
animation |
|
bill u6et |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17

Sil frab9renbe GIegt os @enner!
S'tter fommer ieg mco en- 9ebsnnme!s
relic. Ien bernc Sang er BET Ell
g.cmit, iom bar pi5nct ben | Dor 6reIs
iers arne, nenlIiR Watbilba SoIm,
6un bar fsbt / Clarion 9puutp, Soma,
f4oe Warts 1892 ~ fit Siemlop hen
2soe Sebr. 1922 t en- alber af 81 Nar,
\ tolp sars albcrcn rctite bun meb line
Spralbrc til Glap Co., 0linn., 90 bceoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-17

:. Sra
|rreitor'
ron g.
blegr'
tbenpr'
eoitbns
te6e for
statens
|r11re I'll
glnlert'
tort fet
n1isiio'
%, al
alager
lreQeln
/ 9nn'
| oifcnt'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
HUSBANDS LOVE
WORTH $465,0OO
Jury Awards Heavy Damages to
Mrs. 0. 5. WOOdhOuse,

Burlington, VI, Dec. An award
of S465,000 was made by the jury
which for more than forty hours had
s,eiiberated over the Mathematician
claim of Mrs. Dorrit Stevens Wood
house against her wealthy parents at
.aw. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo e. Wood
mousse. of New York and this city, for
he alienation of the affections of her
husband, Douglas Woodh0use.
The plaintiff, daughter of family
in modest circumstances who were
neighbors of the wealthy Woodhouses
:ere, contended that her parentS-n-
law had inspired and supported her
husband in separation from her that
led to his going to Reno to establish
a residence as the basis for Il divorce
She had been snubbed by them, she
submitted, and never had been given
adequate recognition as the wife of
their son.
OF the S465, 900 damages awarded
the jury directed that 100000 be con-
sidered actual damages and $4,000
as a punitive and exemplary damage
award. Steps were taken Immediately
by the defense counsel to appeal the
case
The Jury was composed largely OF
ia .merS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08

Fire Destroys Fourteen Buildings.
Sutton, W. Va, Dec. S-Fire which
::arted in a restaurant here destroyed
: .tuteen hu;!ji.ii-$ ard damaged sever
- ::sr>. with al t,;i....ltp,l less of S1A0-
...::s Almost the entire business i
IT, was burned
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
Poultry Feeds

We have just received car load
of F'ull-O-Pep Laying Mash and
Dairy Feed.
With the present high price OF
eggs it will pay you well to feed them
full O-Pep Laying Mash. Keep i:
before them all of the time and sup
plement it with Scratch Grains with
The ratio of 2 parts Pep TO L par,
Scratch Feed ana you are assured
results.
In addition to the Full-O-Pel
Mash we have another very good
Mash which we mix ourselves &C
cording to a formula prescribed b.,
the Maryland Agricultural College
We have named this the II. G.. l.
Brand and sell it at the very attrac-
tive figure OF $3.50 per cwt. Give Il
=, call
HUBERT CROFT IMPLEMENT CO
Phone 147 Cambridge, Nd
u 1-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
Bio WiIkes-Rarre Fire.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Dee. Sire de-
stroyed the planning mill Of the NJ. A.
Hildebrandt company and adjoining
lumber yards The loss is estimated
at $4,000
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
champion Auto Brute.

''amden, \. J., Dec. S.-AnOther
deatt was recorded in this city of a
man rui. down by an automobiles who
icpt on going. He is Charles Schema,
II years old, of 119S Chestnut street.
He was walking across Sixth and Me-
chanic streets when he was struck.
The automobile upset, and pedestrians,
after righting the machine, placed the
iGjured man in it. put him on the
sidewalk until I have a chance to see
what ais my car said the driver
AS the injured man was placed on a
nearby step the automobiles drove
away. 1t was the fourth automobile
death in Camden this week. Coroner
HOll is making an investigation.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
AUTOMOBILE BLUE BOOK

1922 AUTOMOBILE BLUE BOOK
reduced from "a to 81. so, while they
last Hoge and Holder.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA Quiet.
Winter straight, S6@6.50. Spring and
city patent, S17jGS.5
WHEAT-Quiet; No. red, $1,000
131.
CORN-Quiet; No. 2 yellow. S0A O
Size.
OATS-Steady No. 2 white. $40 q
SOC.
POUL1EY-Live, fra: hers, 200
Csc; old roOsters. 16M1Tc. Dressed,
quiet choice fowls. 31c: old roosters.
19c.
BUTTER-Quiet fancy creamery.
55h @57kc.
EGGS--Quiet; selected. 63@64c
nearby, 53c: western, 53c.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
How Not To Take Cold

Some persons are subject to FIRE
quont colds, while others seldom, i:
ever, have cold. You will find
that the latter take good care o.
themselves They take shower o!
cold sponge both every day in /;
warm room. avoid over heated rooms,
sleep with. window open or partly
open, avoid excuses, over eating, be-
coming over heated and then chilled
and getting the feet wet. Then,
when they feel the first indication Of
cold, they take Chamberlain e
Cough Remedy without delay and it
is soon Oyer-Ady
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08

l2i6-3t
-A.S>..--
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
Strangles Self With Irvine.

Mount Holly, \. j.. Dec. San un-
usual method of committing suicide
was employed by Mrs. $ WINS John,
son when she tied one end of a heavy
wine to a rafter in the third floor of
her home and the other end to he1
neck, then fell over So the string
would strange her to death. This
method was evidently adopted because
there was not sufficient room to swing
i-0m the rafter.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
Chamberlain's Tablets Have Done
Her A World OF Good

"Chamberlain's Tablets have done
me world of good" writes Mrs.
Ella l. Button, Kirkville, N. Y. II
have recommended them to a mum
Der of my friends and all who have
used them praise them highly"
When troubled with indigestion or
constipation, give them trial and
realize for yourself what an excel
lent m edicine it is.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
CAMP GRANT CLEANED OUT
Charge Organized Band Has Stoler
Evervthino Bat Real Estate,

Charge Organized Band Has Stolen
Everything But Real Estate.
Rockford. H., Dec. S-Charging an
organized band had stolen practically
everything at Camp Grant except the
real estate" and that federal i'll
yeStigation had shown The loot would
icta! more than $1.500000, District
Attorney K. II. Ward promised there
would be additional arrests and sen
sational Developments.
The announcement came following
the conviction i'll the federal court
sitting at Freeport Of David Goldman
Il Rockford dealer in secondhand mer-
chandise. on the charge of purchasing
property stolen from the army camp.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
TWO LUCKY NEW WORKERS
Sweater Worn by One and Book i
Ancthers Pocket Stop Bullets.

Sweater Worn by One and Book IN
Ancthers Pocket Stop Bullets.
New York, Dec. S.-A sweater saw
ed one man from serious injury from
a bandits bullet and a notebook saved
another.
When Benjamin Bernstein, an upper
Manhattan jeweler. failed to execute
the bandits orders to open his safe,
one of them fired at him, but the
bullet spent it's force blowing through
lis heavy sweater and he was not
>s'rinusly wounded.
As The two bandits fled they engag-
- III il gun fight with Police Sergeant
.:;clard QFlaherfy. A shot struck
tie policeman over the heart, hut he
e-raped with a slight wound when the
,,.itet HI, il thick notebook in his
's:tasi p0ckel.
passcrsby who took III the chase
captured one of the highwaymen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-08
PRIVATE SALE

| Will sell at private sale at nv
residence No 3i9 West End Avenue,
one 90 pound Feather bed; sewing
machine; l antique mahogany bedstead
can re seen at home from II to | CT
at Is Race street (Garner's Store) from
l to 5 O'clock
LEVIN MEEKINS.
12L6-3t
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS

! Mr P. s. Stewart, OF Washington
sOily is visiting her daughter, Mrs. II
4. Carnes, in the Gap
I Nj ana Mrs S. NJ. McGluen. Of
norton, spent sunday in the Gap.
4 Miss Louise Cox left Sunday morn
sias Tor charlottesville. VA, where she
lvl- attend summer school at tn,
University
MI, and Mrs. Donald Prescott. Of
Termination Gap, spent Sunday in the
Gap with relatives.
Nh ana Mrs. c. p. Kelly and li,tle
daughter OF ST. Charles. spent the
week end in the Gap, the guests ii
iDF and Mrs. j. W. Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Prescott and
PIN ana Mrs. r.. =. Taggart motored
10 Aorristown and spent the week
,tnd attending the Billy Sunday Cam
.p"'gn being held there.
Major and Mrs. W. a. stura, re-
turned Saturday night after spend
''"g the week in Abingdon with rel.
Atiyts and friends.
The B.Y.p. u, will give a box SUP
pr' at the Baptist church next Satur-
SAy night AT 1880 o'clock. Every
0Oay cordially invited to attend.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-21

Miss Helen Mccormick left Friday
night for Pittsburg. where She viii
spend several weeks the guest OF Mrs.
John G. Banner
On Thursday, June 22nd. beginning
at ! p. m. the women of the NJ. f..
Church. South, will have sale at the
Iouraine Apartments. You will find
embroidered dresses for girls from
three to eight years Roinpers and
dainty, as Well as useful aprons foi
all Cake and ice cream sold in the
evening.
Misses Kate Guthrie, Louise Nick
els and Jacqualine Head left Mon
day morning for Montreal, y. g..
where they will attend the Christian
Endeavor Conference held there.
Miss Evelyn Alsoyer spent last week
at Emory visiting Miss Jean Christy
and attending tile Emory and Henry
COMMENCEMENT.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-21

/ Miss Nell Jenkins spent the week.
end with Miss Anna Barron Collier
at her home in the Cove
/ Sidney Mullins, who attended school
al the University OF Virginia, return
ed TO his homie in the Gap last week
to spend the simmer vacation with
his mother
Capt Henry Taylor spent several
days last week in Abingdon with his
daughter Miss Miriam Taylor, at the
Abingdon Hospital, who is improving
nicely after AN operation
| J r. Graham, Of Jonesyille, spent
sunday in the Gap the guest OF
friends
Miss Kathleen Morgan has return
ed to the Gap TO spend the summer
at the Monte Vista Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. John Wamplel and
little son, Of Norton, motored to the
Gap sunday and spent hte day with
MIR. and Mrs d. A Sargent.
Mayor-elect }. l.. Camblos, of Nor
ton, spent Monday in the Gap on bus
mess.
Mrs cambridge Muiiell, OF Lynch
burg, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs.
j. j. Kelly, Jr., at their home in the
Gap.
William Beverly, who attended
school at Georgia Tech, returned to
his home in the Gap Saturday night
wher.e he will spend the summer va
cation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Beverly.
Mrs. Joe Il. Grill and little son, OF
Boise, Idaho, arrived in the Gap last
Friday where she will spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w II. Carnes
Mr. and Mrs.A. b. Sexton, of Fits
burg, Pen, motored to the Gap last
week and nre the guests of Mrs Sex.
tom parents, Capt. and Mrs. Henry
Taylor.
Miss Ester Gibson, of Roanoke. is
the guest of Miss Frances Daugherty
at her home in the Gap.
The Big Stone Gap Mountain
Golf Club will enter the goife tourna-
ment at Bristol OH the 2sth and 10Th
inst.
DR.. and Mrs. Karl Stoehr and two
sons left Tuesday for Norfolk where
they will spend several days. DR..
Stoehr will return in time for the
golf tournament while his family will
visit in Washington and Baltimore
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Thorn
as, of Los Angeles. Cal, seven
pound girl. Mother and child doing
well. Mrs. Thomas is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. r. B. McGeckin, of
the Gap.
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Miss Martha Louise Ayers. of
Louisville. is visiting Miss ADELAIDE
III tue zap
Mrs. Thomas Jones and little daugh-
CUES, Of her sister Mr. w '".' : -. ne
~. at her hom. IN H.. c.m "
Sonny Ramsey, the small SON of
sir' and Mrs Harold Ramsey, who has
been quite Ill for several days is much
"' anu NrS, ~ o. Marble spent the
'' aa, snr w'e" relatives and friends
~ APP"'"e'''"'
~, =. .opennaVer' Of Bristol was We
''0' - '"' '"p %" No"o"y
Rev. {. X. Revins. of Wise n,stor
of the Methods, Episcopul church
will conduct the regular services Sum
day morning at ii O'clock All mem
oers are urged to be present.
The ladies of the EpiseouaI ,.b,,r,b
VIII nave sale OF cakes, pies aud
other good things to eat, Saturday
at Goodloe's store.
The Music study Chb ,,,u MIA,
this arternoon tW,.ln.sl,,a =, nm.
e'''N WIZ" ATS o''s Alouser.
LOST A dnrk hin. suit c,,, ,yi,b
figured silk Hninp Fmd4, nl.as. -.
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Frices continue 10 come down, they
say. soon we may be- Ablc To s,.,
them
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Miss Jallette Griffin, of Mt, Yer
non Ny, is the guest OF her sister,
Miss Cora Griffin, in the Gap.
Mountain advocate., 1922-09-29
n. E. CONFERENCE BRINGS
TALENT AND EJOQUENCE

No. 23 was not "skidoo" Wednesday
but a royal welcome to the visiting
brethren of the Methodist Episcopal
Church who we're foregathering for
the 92nd annual conference of a
church notable for spiritual and So
cial progress during that time.
The churchmen were met at the
depot by the Barbourville band and
a number of citizens in automobiles
who drove them over the city, thence
to the homes which we're to enter
tain them. To a number of them 1t
was a matter of re-visiting old and
familiar scenes, since they had serv-
ed the people of Knox County in a
spiritual capacity during the years
of their ministry.
At O'Clock a reception was held
in the gymnasium of Union College
where the people of Barbourville
enjoyed the pleasure of meeting the
ministers and leading laymen who
are doing much to make Methodism
a force for good thruout Kentucky
The editor enjoyed meeting two fell
low countrymen, Rev. James H.
Lyon and Rev. Mr.. Swinburne, the
chum Of the former being a towns
man of the the editor and the latter
having served in the pulpit Of the
church attended by his uncle and
from which church his cousin went
forth as a Methodist minister.
Everyone talked to everyone else
while the band played frequently,
just to let the visitors hear some
real music. Refreshments we're
served and at about 10 o'clock peo-
pie went home thru the fog to a
good nights sleep, the reward of
keeping good company.