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The New York herald., 1922-07-10
ROD AND GUN NE WS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS JULY 10

fish tackle down In the Pumpkin Patch.
Rudie Broslfe, another of the guides OF the
bey. has been bringing In nice catches run
Ming up to 25 and 2S. Kelly was out recently
with a party named Cummings and the catch
for the tide was is weakfish. There were
big fellows amongst these.
Altogether the weakfishing Is keeping up
pretty we'll, said Roberts, and the fish now
coming In are a nice run. Fortunately the
fish are scattered and are found all over
the bay. This prevents the crowdIng OF
some particular channel that every one wants
TO get TO.
Weakfish Bit Well in RaInstorm.
During tho heavy rainstorm on Saturday
week the weakfish and fluke bit we'll in
Jamaica Bay at Big Pol Channel. Tony
Moelter. entertaining a party of friends, an
chored near our boat. Every time looked
toward his boat he waA either playing or
netting fish or coaching one OF his guests
In the gentle art Tony makes his own rods
There Is solid silk wound from butt 10 tip
smoothly finished and beautifully balanced.
w. l.. HALL.
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Golf at MapIeWood.

MAPLEwoop, N. H., July 9.--In the
finals OF the Maplewood golf tournament
Mr.. j. J. Hennessey of Keene. ". H.,
proved the winner. Mr.. A. =. Bcnne OF
New York was the runner UP. 2 and I 10
CO. Ralph SPOTS of the New York Ath-
letic Club won the low net In the
qualifying round.
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matter. 1t would seem that IL Dempsey
could be punished for failure to comply
with the commissions order Wills
also could be penalized. 1t is likely
however. that the commission will ex-
tend the date to July II.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
CELTIC (Br), at Queenstown 9th (and pro-
ceeded to LiverpooD. ift-.
EBRo (Br). at Santiago. Chile. 9Th.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
CHINA, from Hong Kong 9Th for San Fran
cisco.
EMPREss OF JAPAN (Br). from Kobe 9th
for Vancouver.
EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND (Br). from Ham.
burg 7th for Montreal.
LAPLAND (Br). from southa mpton 7th for
New York.
MAURITANIA iBr). from Cherbourg 9Th for
PRESIDENT VAN BUREN,. from cherbourr
9th for New York.
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Caught weakflsh, FIuke and Blackfish.
Louis Guhring and Dr. Coates OF the Louis
Guhrins Fishing Club Of WooonaVen' ma n hiscE IL ~
fish on Capt Ray Whittakers power ooat.
Comfort on Tuesday OF last week Mt BABY
lon Most Of The weakiinn az ~ Tsrs ooa esusn, ,,as on
weakflsh Moro Plentiful Down In BarneGat
Bay.
II will probably be OF interest to weak
Fishermen 10 know that weakfish arc more
abundant in Bamegat Bay than they have
been for several years. Boats leaving Emo
catches the best catch last week be>ng o4
weakfish and the largest fish weighing IN
pounds. -
very few school fish in the bay. owing to
the number Of pound nets outside the inlet.
but somehow these school fish seemed. TO
have escaped this and are IN sns
In the bay too. ono party OF seven ce.cn,hs n
360 In four hours. H. N EN-
Rain Keeps the Trout Streams High.
was fishing at Dover Plains. n: T., last
sunday The Swamp and Ten Mile rivers
were very high. which made the fi,hins dli, s
ficult Those who fished stoney Brook and
Well, Brook dd tsi we ,rou, fns Ss l'n n.sc
Harold Braner took trout, averasins aoou,
3 inches, and these were caught In Stoney
Brock ,bs brook OF wSo had been fishing further up
.,u .na ,Sev had is trout between them. one
~ which A native trout, was Ii Inches long.
There are no accommodations up there Tor
fishernen and one has TO scout around 70
sInd a place TO bunk. HAROLD KRAMER.
Porries Have started In TO Blte.
Porries have been hanging around for some
veeks. but only recently have they decided
IN bite Some weeks ago the METERS OF
Long Beach scooped In big hauls OF them
and xhIpped them In 10 the New York mar
ket The fishing boat captains went out
after them, and, try as they would. they
could not got the porgics 20 take the bait.
have started to bite and some fair catches
The best OF II 80 far Is off 20 the east
on the grounds fished by the boats from
wreck Lead, Quecnsweter and Freeport. but
soma OF the poraies have also been taken
down on the Kiondike Banks. Not so many
years ago the porgles used TO infest our
big sea porgiss amongst them. Tho writer
has seen porries come into Canarsie In the
old DAYS aboard the boats with any quantity
81 them above I pounds each and catches
that would run up to so 10 a man. Those
were the rood old days.
Jamaica nay weakfish Catches Keep Up.
Frank Homan. who has been guiding fish.
ing parties In jamaica Bay since heck wa
party and gathered IN no less than ~ weak.
fish. Billy Roberts. who saw the catch
taid there were some big fellows amongst
them and that many OF the fish looked like
: or g rounds apiece. Frank is some fisher
man, and n there are big fish around h
generally snags them. a few years ago h
landed a IS pound black drum on light weak
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

JET black, well bred. saddle mare seven
years. fine hurdler; cost 500. will sacrifice
At $50. Address T. +. IL. room 3Oio. ie5
Broadway. New York city.
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JE%N[5SS'1|Hi33

AUTOS-BODIEs-TIR
Slashing Auto Prices This Month
Everyone Of Our Wonderful Cars
To be Closed Out at Lowest Prices in NY.
Demonstrations Given; Autos Traded.
Pioneer House In This Line! Established 1893
.Everythino Just As Represented"
Credit Extended from 5 to II Months II Desired
No Notes! No Mortgages! No Publicity!
We Absolutely Guarantee Title 10 All Cars
Among Many Others We offer
cadilIacs "5s" "57" "S5" "53" Models
In All Types, $3.50 up to S25oe
Pierces c'3s"-"4s') Touring and Limousines
and Landaulsts. .....-...... 1915 TO 81 800
Locomobile cas-" Sedan, Sl.2Oo; Mer-
cedss ("2s-60) Brewster Special Sport
MERGERS. 1915 to 1920. .s75o-Si 500
Minerva Roadster. 81, 200: winton six" $3.50
Renault Touring (''40-6oD, 81 200; Lancias,
Town car Classy. s1.soo; Touring
Fiat ("30' Imported). $3.50: Packard
C3-23D, 81 900: Peerless Sedans. s5I5-sl 600
Nash Coupes and Sedans. $3.50 up
Marmons Sport. also Cabriolets .sT50-Si 500
Daniels ('S') Town car, very sporty. 81 800
Buicks:-1921, 1920, 1919. 1918 Touring.
Sedans. Coupes. es....................s s675 up
Chambers (1020) Sedans. seoo-s1 .o5o Dodge
Runabout. 1915; Overland u9oo) Rum
Pierce Taxi. SIOO 100 Other Opportunities
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hobby Jones in Happy Mood.

Bobby Jones was found to be In a
much happier mood to-day than yes
terday. He was out IN the morning
with Frank A. 0odchaux. New Orleans.
as his partner against Joe Kirkwood Of
Australia and Stewart Maiden. The
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Caught weakfish, FIuke and Blackfish.
Louis Guhring and DR.. Coates OF the Louis
Guhring Fishing Club of Woodhaven. L. L.
caught 50 weakfish. II fluke and IL black
fish on Capt. Ray Whittakers power ooat.
Comfort on Tuesday OF last week Mt BABY
Ion. Most Of the weakfish we're caught on
the early tide and were all OF s>sood size.
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IL Wa1 probaDIy Just - WeT tndt
Black commanded so much attention.
since II transpired that he had not
received a starting time, although he
has been here since Friday. Black
had telegraphed his entry to Skokie.
but the officials had overlooked him
nevertheless. taking II for granted that
David Black Of Vancouver was the sole
representative Of that name from the
coast. Dave and John are brothers and
they are both here. The formalIties
now have been complied with and Oak
land. Cal. will not he deprived Of
whatever honors II can gain through
the instrumentality Of John Black. the
'old master"
The New York herald., 1922-07-10

Danny Edwards. the negro bantal
who Is to box Irish Johnny Curtin at II
Oakland A. A., Jersey City. to-morro
night, is declared to be almost as clev'
as Young Critic was in his prime.
Edwards can substantiate that stat
ment, Curtin will have hard sleddinl
Edwards has been fighting in the Ne
York armories for some time past bt
this is the first match he has had In a
outside club.
The New York herald., 1922-07-10

Boston Light Vessel. Boston Bay. Mas
About July II. 1872. Boston Light Vessel
VIII be replaced on her station In approxi-
mately lat ~ 20 % ". Ion 10 45 20 w. and
the relief light vessel temporarily marking
the station will be withdrawn. The regular
characteristic of the light and fog signal
VIII then be restored.
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Buoy. Newburyport Harbor. Mass-About
July II. 1922. North Jetty Buoy 2. . second
class spar. will be established In about
iathons Of water, about 1a0 yds $50 deg
proximateiy lat AZ 40 N. Ion 70 As 10 w.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-31
BIG REVIVAL
CAMPAIGN IS ON

The revival services being conduct
ed by the Thompson Evangelistic Par
~ are steadily growing in interest.
sunday night the tent was flied to
capacity and large number ON the
outside.
The meetings commenced on Tues
day, May 23rd. and will continue
through sunday, June nth. Ser
vices are held every night except
Mondays, the song service under the
direction Of Mr.. Williams commenc-
ing at 1880 followed by the preach
ing at o'clock.
DR. Thomson is a man OF attractive
personality and clear, earnest and
interesting preacher Of the gospel.
Mrs. Thomson conducts meetings
every Wednesday and Friday after
noon At o'clock ut the Presbyterian
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BACCALAUREATE SERMON
DELIVERED BY REV.
A Nj. PADGETT

kev 4. NJ. Pndgett, pastor of the
Baptist church, of the Gap. delivered
the haccalaureate sermon 10 the
Graduating Glass Of 1922 in the
school Auditorium on last Sunday
morning.
The graduating class followed hy
the high school faculty marched into
the auditorium as Mrs. j. H. Mathews
played the favorite school march.
The select choir from different
churches furnished the music and
Miss Mary Martha Dayenport,the mu-
sic teacher of the school. sang beau
tiful solo. My Task"
Rev. a, NJ. Padgett delivered very
inspiring sermon on educational life
and the future OF the class Of '22.
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GRADUATES RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS

Eighty Five Graduates Meet i'll
Coeburn for Banque, and Coun-
~ Commencement Exercises
]. N. Hillman Makes Principal
Address
Following the address made 10y the
Hon. j N. EIillman, Secretary OF the
State BOARD OF Education. Supt. OF
County Schools, }. J. Kelly, presented
The graduates of Wise county with
their diplomas at Coeburn Monday
evening
The outstanding feature of the
evening was the address Of Mr.. Hill
man. One Of the largest audiences
ever gathered together in Coeburn
paid the distinguished visitor the
greatest compliment speaker re-
eeives, rapt attention and frequent
applause. He spoke for one hour.
lie was loud in the praise of the coun-
" and told Of the educational pro-
sress it has made within the last ten
years.
At siN-thirty the graduating class
OF Coeburn entertained the visitors
with banquet. The Rev. r. A..
Shugart. of this city, was the toast
master. Those making short talks
we're II. l.. Sulfridge, II. |. Burton.
Norton, j. 7. Graham. East Stone
stone Gap, and Many others.
the class OF '22 is the largest the
'ounty has ever turned out. During
he banquet Supt. Kelly said that he
believed that 1923 would see the
number increase to hundred or
more.
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CORNER STONE
LAID BY MASONS

Worshipful Master H. II. Slemp
Conducts Impressive Cere-
monies When Corner Stone is
Laid on New High School
Building Tendencies in
National Education" Subject
of flillman's Address
The corner stone of the new rirb
School was laid here las, Saturday
afternoon. The ceremonies were in
charge of the local Masoic lodge. and
were conducted by Worshipful Master
H. II Slemp- The principal address
was made by J. n. Hillman. who came
to the Gap especially for the occasion.
His subject was, Tendencies in
National Education" and was one Of
the greatest speeches Mr.. Hillman
has made III Wise county.
Mr.. IIillnan had sent word that he
would be unable to be here to deliver
the address, but conditions in his de-
partment of the state Board of Ed.
ucation became such that he got away
at the last moment He came to the
Cap last January on the original date
set for the laying OF the corner stone.
At that time rain made the postpone.
ment of the ceremonies necessary.
About three hundred people were
present The weather. ,vts ila,l f,,.
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TO BUILD FINE HOME

Contractor j. VI. Lewis commenced
to break dirt on Poplar Hin Monday
preparatory to the construction OF u
fine brick residence for owen +. XII
bourne. who several months ago par
chased some very desirable lots in the
Fox tract. The home will be one Of
the incest in town and will cost APP
proximatcly $4,000.
Mr. Lewis also received the con
tract to erect $500 residence for
II. y. Carico at Coeburn
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MIR. d. J. WILLIAMS
Choir Leader

church Mrs. Thomson is an earnest
and inspiring speaker and her mes
saecs are filled with real Christian
love and CONSERVATION, her meetings
are ior all Who are DESTROYS OF being
helped ia their Christian experience
and help TO help others The subject
Of her address this afternoon is The
Greatest Thing in the World or
Friday her subject will be ''Hin-
ORANGES to Prayer
On Sunday morning the Evangelist
win preach ON What Does the Bible
Say Concerning the Second Coming
OF Christie In great number OF
cities where DR. Thomson has de
hvered this sermon many have been
turned away the churches being an
able to accommodate the large
crowds who have iiocked to hear this
great message and it is expected that
the tent viii te crowded to It's utmost
capacity on next Sunday morning
Stores to Close Early
Most Of the merchants OF the town
have signed up to close their places
Of business at 6.l5 each evening cx-
cept Mondays and Saturdays during
the protracted meeting. This will az
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-31
NEW FENCE FOR TOWNS
BIG RESERVOIR

The reservoir at the loot OF
High Knob is now being COM
pletely fenced iii. All but about,
one-hali mile was completed some
time ago.
The new wire fencing was re-
celved III the Gap on Thursday
morning and was promptly. sent
to the mountains where the last
barrier to proving cows will be
set up at once.
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ford both proprietors and employees
an opportunity to enjoy the privil-
edges of the meeting. Patrons can
show their appreciation of this act
and facilitate prompt closing by early
shopping.
On Saturday mt 8 o'clock Mr.. VIII
lams, the choristcr. will deliver an
illustrated address to the young peo-
pie ut the tent. His subject will be
The Two Hearts. 1t is expected
that very large congregation Of
young people will be present to hear
this interesting talk.
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GREAT CROWD ATTENDS
SINGING CONVENTION
Big Stone Gap is Visited by
Many Singers From Lee and
Wise Counties

The Tri-County Singing Conven-
ton held its annual meeting here
Saturday and Sunday which was no
doubt the most successful from III.
public's viewpoint as well as the sing
ers, ever held since its organization
Nearly four thousand visitors we're
here Sunday from all parts of Lee
and Wise counties and also a few
from points in Tennessee. The con
vention exercises were conducted at
the ball park, which serves as an ideal
place for an occasion of this kind. the
grandstand afording seating room
for several hundred while the tail
trees around the park served as
haven for those who wished to dodge
the hot rays of the sun.
platform was erected in front Of
the grandstand for the singers. Each
choir was allowed the privilege OF
singing two songs and as result two
rounds were made which consumed
most Of the day There we're also
a few extra numbers in the way of
solos and quartettcs that greatly
pleased the audience. Especially the
smgings of the junior choir from
Cadet led by Prof. L. Y. Jones proved
to be a pleasing number The con
vention was closed with solo hy
Prof. W A Greenhaw special repre-
sentative of the Teachers Aiusic pub.
fishing Co, of Hudson. y. G.. In
fact every song was greeted by 4
round Of applause from the audience
who WAS unanimous in saying that
this was truly grea, day Tor the
singers
Prof L. Y Jones, secretary Of the
convention and singing instructor
of note in this section. said he had.
attended conventions Of this nature
in fifteen different sttaes but thought
this was the most successful he had
ever witnessed.
a business session OF the conven-
ton was held Saturday afternoon at
which the following officers were
eieeied ior the ensuing year: 4. b.
Johnson. Of East stone Gap, presi-
dent; a. j. Ely, Of Lee county, secre-
tary After this the body decided 10
hold their annual meetings perman-
entity at Biz Stone Gap and the next
Session viii be held on the last sun
day IN July The following choirs
were represented at the convention,
Big stone Gap, East Stone Gap, Blue
Springs, Cadet, Norton. Roda and
Stonega, OF Wise county; Rurharts
Chapel Deep Springs and Ben Hur,
of Lee county; and Blackwater and
Compromise, OF Tennessee
Efforts are now being made to orr
ganize a large singing class from here
and Cadet and they will be instructed
by Prof Greenshaw, OF Hudson, n. c.
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KNOXVILLE FIRM
IS AWARDED
CONTRACT

Flenigan Construction Company
Makes Lowest Bid and is
Awarded Contract for Stree,
Construction = Work viii
Commence Between st and
10th OF June
The Flenigan Construction Gonna
ny, Knoxville, Tenn, made the lowest
bid Tor constructing the depot to de-
pot concrete road, and was awarded
the contract by the Sinking Fund
Commissioners in the Mayors otHce
Thursday night
The price is approximately S2.e9
per square yard for aeyen-inch con.
crete and two-ingh asphalt surface
aud SEQ per square yard for 4 seven
inch solid concrete road. Which
form Of construction has not been as
cided upon set. but IT is thought that
the concrete and asphalt road viii be-
the final choice
The contractor will start wUrk be
tween June So and June ION. or ns
soon as equipment ana material can
be brought TO the city The length
OF time /, will take % complete the
road has not been given out
about fifteen firms sent in bids.
among them being Scott and Trinl,le.
aud John ienkins and Son, of Norton,
Considerable interest was mani
tested hy the public while tile bidy
were being opened Thursday evening
Ihc road and bond question have
servei 20 stimulate civic pirii
which many believe will be the mas
mig of Big stone Can.
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Clifford Smith Wins Honor at
Charlottesville

Clifford Smith, Of thu Gap. who is
attending school at Washington and
Lee unigersity,won new honors a iew
days ago at the South Atlantic Track
Meet held in charlottesville at which
a large number OF the universities
and colleges Of the South were repre-
scnted- In the TWO mile track race,
Clifford came ia fourth. making it in
less time than the winner from wash
ington and Lee made it in 1916.
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REP. SLEMP WOULD
CREATE NATIONAL
PARK AT HIGH KNOB


Introduces Bill to Establish
n National Park, 10 Be Known as
The Appalachian National
Park, in High Knob Country
Referred to Committee on Pub
lie Lands
congressman c. b. Slemp intro
duced in the House of Representa-
tiyes on May ~ bill to establish a
national park, to be known as the APP
palladium National Park. The park
will consis, of about 10000 acres and
will he located in the High Knob re-
gion if the bill is carried through
Talk OF establishing such park in
Southwest Virginia has heen going
the rounds for many years, but this is
the first step taken to make the
dream come true Knowing the wild.
rugged beauty of his famous ninth
District, and knowing, too. that the
slow but steady growth of industry
is destroying the beauty of the hills,
Congressman Slemp has made - move
thht will meet with the approval Of
every man and woman in the mint
District
The country lying in the High Knob
region is still about as nature made
1t, Some timber has been taken out
on this side of the mountain but there
is immense tracts of towering trees
that inaccessible hauling conditions
have left standing 1t as about the
only tract III Southwest Virginia
.,whcrc the visitor could lind a picture
5of what this county looked like q
I. quarter Of century ago. Ii stands
stained, untouched for ,hr most
part, an eloquent reminder OF the
eggfnci that some national act Is u"ces-
.sary IL any of tn, original beauty Of
thc country is going to remain for
future generations to see
Mr. Sleinp has done much 10 heau-
&tiiy the district he represents iy
Infringing about the erection Of
! beautiful buildings, hut in his effort
gto establish National PARK he should
have the united support OF every mau
IAnd woman who is fortunate to live
s.in Southwest Virginia.
II The visitor to the eastern part Of
the state finds no reserves 10 bring
sback the wild and picturesque Strong
lholds of the early settlers. Only "a
..I b =.
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BUYS PRESSING SHOP

w. NJ. Anderson has bought the
cleaning and pressing establishment
OF the Virginia Sales Company on
Wood Avenue and will continue to
operate it. He has also secured the
services OF j. p. Hart, who is consid-
cred an expert in this line and invites
the patronage Of the public.
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CURTAIN FALLS
ON CLASS OF ~


Evening Marks Close ., Lar
e.s, Gr,d,,,;,a r.. :. NJ
"s :" ~
10y VI oe"oo'--f resident fos-
ter warns Classmates OF Dan
gers Ahead But Prophet Show
alter Can See Nothing Rut
seats IN tho H,u ., -. 81.
Al,
'S9e' j" u"Ih gray gowns ana
r.1''or ooatus 20 IMPRESS the world
~ -" = VIZ ''''! Wy u,u ho' ieei' ne
:. t''r"''yS " .ne ',aSS o. ~ hig
9tV'e zap ','hn 9enoo'' maze tne'r "a
10" %" ~. ~ '"' "o''e Town r'dAy eN-
'"''H' ne program, mixing hu'"or
-" '''''"a' was No''"E OF 'he class
'ous s9 '"1 warn e,eu'nt 'h'
"'s5 "",'c'V' s"N' It's "lu'N'ueu at
'e". w. '"uf"''E up'o't'H''iy' OF r.
~ ~ . t'''e '''' as ~ "'N'"'
''' '.'''N's '' ''' s'i' ,'.'on 'H'
os' u '"e tNs'''s'S "ou," ring
nent note According 10 Ralph
Showal,cr, the class prophet. Biz
Stone is going to turn oui some "a
nous sons aud daughters Ia the ca
turc. y few OF the young ladies
we're doomed to no,h.re uorc eNcit-
ing than keeping the housc lonking
like the Ladies Ala society was com
INK in for gossip, bii ihey were 10
marry kings of finance. medvine and
law Thus dii diruue,c prophet
add luster aud glannior to what
might have proved q balcful proplnsy
to many q lovely and winsouly gin
graduate According to iis wise
sage Dame Cupid is going % ge, in
some deadly work among llc iacm-
hers. No less than Sis coupi' ont
OF the eleven boys and el"vcn girls
are 20 eat and dress out at cnn pay
check Matrmony Is TO yum Wild
among them as soon ass Carl knight
succeeds ms dad as editor ot the Big
stone Gap Post IN the good gear of
1885. About TINS time rll OF the
anu EtiliE 10 luiNil .il AthA us tNti
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Garden seeds cost a Jew cents.
bringing them to maturity re-
quires little effort. Eating the
product gives a lot OF satisfaction.
And yet some people never bust
, ciod.