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Evening star., 1922-10-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-APARTMENTS
LivfNG-BEDR0OM AND BATH. WITH OR
nor over $50; walking distance NV. section.
Address Box 2s3-U, Star once. 80.
WANTED3-ROOM APARTMENT. FURNISH
ed for month of November. Address Boz
Leu. Star othce. %
TW0 ROOMS, KTrHEN. PRIVATE BATH.
unfurnished. BY young employed couple. By
Nov. 10, Sc. preferred. 437 14th st. Sc. 29'
WANTED. Nov. 15-3 ROOMS, BATH. IN
furnished; private Protestant family; Eckins.
ron ron preferred but not essential. Addre': ads Boz
WANTED BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE.
Groom apt. furnished Address Boz 2.s:u. A..
THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
st ne. North soe-J 2s'
ONE OR TWO ROOM. KITCHENETTE AND
bath apt. about S35. Apply by letter. Mr..
DAGENETT. No. Engine Co. %
A5s n s.o5. Ho9Ss aP EAH TN ..sss k
dress BOZ s30-T. Star once %.
wANTED-JAPANEsE COUPLE. TWO OR
three rooms with kitchen; furnished. Care
Address BOZ est. Star once. 2Ss
FURNISHED OR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
sat5 in apt IN ,,
ences given. State full particulars. Address
Box 210-U. Star ONCE. 20
ONE K66H ANb BATH. FURNISHED on
Call Columbla 1704 or 1907 Biltmore ct. 2s.
WANTED - USFURNISHED APARTMENT,
two rooms, kitchenette and bath. Address
BOZ 16s-U, Star once. 28e
GROOM AND BATH APT, FURNISHED on
unfuruished; not over 80 per month; NV.
section. Phone N. 6771. Q to 5. 2Ss
NO CHARGE FOB LsfING APAkTMENTS.
nominal fec II rented. Big waiting list. In.
AIT District National Bank bldg. Main 2l83.
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HAVE CLIENT WHO WILL EXCHANGE
small apartment bringing splendid income
for building site, clear Of incumbrance. J. B.
kINSEAR. 14O6 G st. Main 25. 29'
FOR EXCHANGE OR sALE-WATER-FRONT
farm At Benedict, Md. Concrete road to place.
Ia, .ws ts new mouse; ~ rooms sno ost1. GEL
houses, big barn. large chicken house. artesian
well electric pump; 10000 bushels oysters
ready to market. Trade for city property. This
property clear of trusts. Price reasonable.
T. +. WARING. 219 Bond bldg. 14th and
n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-HALLS
FOR EXCHANGE

BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM.
VIII Accommodate so couples. Rightway
Studio. b14 18th NV.
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A BARGAIN.
New nve-room bungalow; cellar: chicken
houee hne well ard pump. with two acres.
Price 81, $50. with terms to suit, or y. .750
GEO G, GAYLOR.
PHONE BERwYN 97-J: gERWYN. MD. 30s
SHINN'S BARGAINS.
s-room modern brick bungalow. FURNISH
ED, near station. in the one-fare sone. Lot
SOxl25 IT. Poultry house. Possession at once.
n. 800. $500 cash. balance like rent Cnfur-
nichSd, s5 200. $500 cash.
7-room modern home. Newly, papefed and
painted. Lot 50xl67 It. Poultry house. $4,000.
% S.room modern bungalow. Forest shade.
Hirh elevation. In the ooe.fare some. ~
blocks from trolley station. Lot 60x1t0.
q. 500. $500 cash. balance like rent
EARNEST H. SHINN,
1898 R. l. Ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyatts. 'Ex. 4o6.
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-.
SEE THESE VIRGINIA
BARGAINS TODAY.
a,Soo-f.!ys,r ...o s,roc% % bungalow; gas electricity;
81. .500-Five- room bungalow: bath. gas, elec-
tr.city. furnace neat; garage.
50. 6.5O0-six rooms. bath: new: all modern i'm.
provements; excellent neighborhood;
$3.50 cash.
floors. all improvements; white brick
fireplace: large, bright attic: good
s,ze rooms; near trolley. 81. $50 cash.
81. $7.J00-Beautiful new brown shinGle bungalow.
hardwood floors throughout: fronting
wilson boulevard; near Clarendon:
Mcpherson built: gas range. porcelain
sink: icored attic: lot J0x12s feet.
s. sOO0-New Groom semi bungalow. dimensions
26xS0 feet; hot-water heating plant
with liberal excess capacity. insuring
a comfortable house In the coolest Of
weathers: oak floor. living room and
dining room; bedrooms and bath
second floor; concrete basement; laun-
dry trays. Terma.
IS, JO0-Seven rooms and bath, first floor;
space for tTo rooms second floor: all
improv vsments; hardwood floors: deep
lot. 170 feet on one side. 19l feet on
other.
Cali at Lyon Park ONCE for infor-
nation concerning any Of these ex-
ceptionaI properties. kaIesmen at Of
fee every day Of the week.
Take Falls Church line trolley at
MI Vernon station. 18th st. and Pa.
are. Get of at Lyon Park station.
by auto drive over Highway bridge.
take Military road past south side of
National cemetery to Hatfield. thence
parallel trolley to Lyon Park.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
Lyon Park Oface. Clarendon 4s7.
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WANTED-MONEY

$4,000 FIRST TRUST LOAN ON IMPROVED
property in Mount Pleasant. Address Boz
202 u. Star ONCE. 2os
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FOR RENT-STORES.
THREE MODERN STORES NEARING COM
pletion. especially suitable for druggist. hard
ware and accessories, meat market. 23l8
to 232O Pa. ave. s.e. SIS mo. ca. See Mr..
TAYLOR. 719 18th st. NV.
1113 CONN. AVE-18 BY 65 FEET.
1887 14th St. n.w.-SmaIl store room.
125O Water st. s.w.-Store room and two
rooms; per month, $2s.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO.. INC,
s13 18th st. NV Main 2430.
3O3 MASS. AVE. N.E.-STORE SUITABLE
for barber or any business
40 4th ST. S.E.-LARGE GROCERY STORE
and warehouse.
FOR RENT-BEST LOCATION IN MOUNT
Pleasant suitable for any business 3l52
Mount Pleasant st. Phi. Col. 54s2. 90
COLUMBIA STATION. ARLINGTON, VA.
Store 2Ox5O in q growing community: meat
market or hardware store especially desired:
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
1912 14th ST. N.w.-vACANT NOVEMBER 1.
Large. modern store. with two Groom and
bath apartments above. Just the place for 4
good business. Whole building $ca5 per month.
HERMAN e. GASCH. 1929 n. 7. ave. Phone
Main $3.50.
DESIRABLE STORE on izth ST. ABOVE
Columbia road: $1ee.6e per month. Lease to
JESSE L. HEIsKELL. 111s Eye st. NV.
Drug Store In Bethesda, Nd.
Corner store near Inrie. Garage.
13S 18th st. NV.
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IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
This unusual property. of about % acres 10
located ~ miles from Alexandria, on fine
roads. The mansion. which is Of poured con-
crete construction, Is situated on an eleva tion
commandins Q magnificent view of the sur
rounding country. The house contains II
rooms and 2 baths, has electric lights and
many other attractive features, good tenant
house, orchard, etc. Price. $25, 900. shown by
appointment only. Full description mailed il
desired.
A. H. AGNEw.
824 King ST., Alexandria, Va. %
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SIX ROOMS AND TILED BATH. WITH EN-
ira built-in features; all conyeniences. includ-
ing hot-water heat, electricity, gas. etc. This
is the last Of row of exceptionally well
built houses on 8th street NV. between Ken
nedy and Longfsllow sts.. half block from
l4th ct. car line and blocks from Georsin
ave. line. Open Sunday from to 8. Terms.
Phone North 10465.
1l-ROON HOUSE on ii STREET \. ". NEAR
21st st.: will make Q good rooninG house
3-family apartment. Price, $4,000. J. T..
FLAHERTY. Falls Church. Va. 3o'
BARGAfN-sMALL FRAME: I30 7th ST. NE
$500 cash. 414 Woodward bldg. Main 474i.
1876 HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS oANn
bath: furnace heat room for garage: reason.
able terms. Call Col. 71O6-W. ~
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FOR RENT-H0USES
FOR RENT-WAREHoUsEs.

WAREHOUSE. BRICK, FOR SALE OR
rent: q 900 feet floor space; electric elevator.
fseirht yard ADuiy pdse Room s1s Internal
BLDG Main 752
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'WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

P. F. CARLEY,
GIT St. Phone franklin 61B3.
Real estate wanted in all sections Of Wash-
ington. What have you to offer7 Small or
large properties listed and sold in quick time.
List your place. / am sure l can sell 1t for
you II 1t IL salable.
P. F. CARLEY.
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NEW 1-R. BUNGALOW. NOV. I, 1s22. TO
Am. 1. 1878: gas. elec. night. bath: gas range;
4 nicely fur: very desirable home; to couple
insp any time; ,$a5. =. A. C0GsWELL. Ball
IS FRiNCEToN AVE. GLEN ECHO. Nd
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HOUSE YOU CAN CALL HOME.
Beautiful grounds. 1O011O5; shrubs. flowers
fruit trees berry vines. garden space: recep-
tion-livine room e feet long: dining room
with four windows; kitchen and pantry; three
master bedrooms. closet with windows, large
bath. attic. cellar, furnace. electricity: all In
perfect condition; only 10 minutes ride from
Treasury. This Is q real bargain. Price
sS. 700. Terma.
ELIJAH E. KNOTT. Main 45ss
1406 G St. NV. Room 4OS
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THE NETHERLANDS,
1880 COLUMBIA RID.
-hoor-front apartment. rooms. recep-
tion hall, bath large pantry and closets; "a.
hour elevator service. Cash payment and $loC
un0nth
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-Continued

BARGAIN-s.R00M HOUSE; IMMEDIATE
possession; Holiday street, Brentwood; one
block from cars; newly papered and painted
inside and out: five lots; shrubbery. fruit,
flowers; latrobe heat. HENRY WILSON,
1914 G NV. 29s
Z s61lNS. IN,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

VA. SUBURBAN HOMES
Before buying It will Be to your advantage
to consult our list OF properties for sale. Two
offices at your disposal, Service You will ap.
preciate. L. GARLAND KESDR1CK. East
Falls Church. Va, and Cherrydale. Va. Gall
Falls Church 70 for appointment.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-APARTNENTS
ONE APARTMENT VACANT.
Col. Hts.-Massive 3-story brick structure
containing 3 apfs., 8 large rooms. bath; can
be easily converted into apis. at small coat
h.-w.h. building 81 II. front. Price, Sl0.75O.
Opportunity to procure home and investnent.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
9l4 New York Ave- franklin co.'s
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05
MAY
GENERATE POWER
Talk of Developing HydrO-Electric
Plants at Wilder and Bellows Falls
Giving Up Paper Making.

BOSTON, May 5.-Recent develop
ments strongly indicate that the Inter
national Paper Co, intends to make 1t
self a great hydro-electric company, with
paper a secondary matter. If favorable
legislation continues, it is very likely
the company ill follow out its YeIled
promises to get out of the ape busl-
ness in the United States and go to
Canada for that purpose.
Engineers are working on the com
pany's holdings on both sides OF the
Black river, near Waterfowl, New York.
The compan has some small mills there.
but il Is very unlikely that they VIII
ever again make paper. All indications
arc that the three power developments
there are to be combined into one. The
mills are to be disposed Of.
Another development Is at sherman
island. in the upper Hudson. where a
20GOg horsepower hydro-electric plant.
costing S3,5gO,0o0, viii be completed by
next spring.
At Orono. Maine, large Improvements
have been made in the hydraulic equip
meHt: on the SaTansc river, at Cady-
Vile. y. y. the hydraulic development
has been improved, generators installed
and the plant is selling current under
longtime contracts. Important hydro
electric improvements have been made
! at Berlin. y. H., and further material
POWER increase is planned. Improve
uents are under way or planned for
water powers at Wilder. Vt, Piercefeld,
y. y. Glens Falls, y. Y. West Enfield.
| Me. Bellows Falls. Vt, and Franklin
y. Vt.
The company is the possessor of mum
| erous and valuable water powers in the
United States and Canada, many OF
/ which are undeveloped. They aggregate
/ 2T4.OOO horsepower in the United. States
alone The time is coming. If it has not
already come. in some cases. when the
power will be more valuable for other
! purposes than paper-making. This Is
due to the recession of The woodlands
As the timber - cut, requiring long and
costly rail hauls.
Another confirmation of InternationFs
new policy is the election of Malcolm
Chace to the board of directors. Mr..
| Chace is one of the biggest hydro-elec-
| trio men in New England. and has beer
very busy with company matters since
his election.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05

WANTED-Lawn trimming and grad
ing, hedge trimming. shrub pruning, and
all kinds of landscape work also cement
work. Phone connections. Call eve
nings or drop Il card to ii. +. Deyo, 50
Oak st. stiff
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05
D~UMsTERSTON.

The G. F, G. met with Miss Fanny
Wilder April %. After a short bust
ness meeting all Joined in helping Miss
Helen Evans celebrate her birthday. Re
frcshments. including a birthday cake,
were served.
4 moving picture entitled Spring
Valley, a rural drama, will be shown IN
Grange hall May s at 5 p. m, under the
direction of the Farm Bureau. The
Farm Bureau will also be represented
by James A. Leach, who win speak. No
admission is charged and the drama IS
said to be one to interest both old and
young.
Immediately following the Sunday
morning church service there will be .
memorial service at the grave of Sheri
dan. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
Friend Garland, who died last winter.
The family were under quarantine for
scarlet fever at the time of his death and
for that reason there was no funeral
There will be many who will be glad of
this opportunity to show the sympathy
which they feel for Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
land.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05
DIR. PATTON MAKES
DEFENSE ON STAND
Veterans Applying for Medical
Examination.

BURLINGTON. May 5-Dr. J. r.
Patton, sub-district medical officer, tes-
titled in his own behalf Wednesday at
the hearing of charges of diScourteeus
treatment of disabled veterans brought
by the American Legion and Manager
Allen Fletcher of the local office of the
veterans bureau.
DIR. Patton took the stand shortly
after 10 O'Clock in the morning and dur
ing the remainder of the day, under df-
rect examination. told in a very thor
ough and careful manner of each incl
dent referred to by witnesses for the
~complainants and maintained that he
had in no way Intentionally done any
thing that could have offended any of
them. He also told of having done ia
vOrs for some which he was lot obliged
to do.
DIR. Patton was asked about the testi-
mOny of a witness for the cOmplainants
to the effect that he had told him that
he was suspicious of each claim brought
to him at the eleventh hour. He de
clared that he never stated that he was
suspicious, but had informed many that
he thought that the rating board, which
would review the claim, might be anc
that he advised the claimants in suct
cases to hurry and obtain afidavits tC
support their claims.
The testimony Of many other wit
nesses was taken up by DR.. Patton II
his testimony. during the entire cours'
Of which he maintained that he hat
done nothing offensive to the disabled
and in some instances told of having Il
be simple in his language because of the
lack of education of the man with whom
he was dealing.
The first witness of the morning wa.
DR.. W. j.. Upton of this city. who test
fed that DR.. Patton was efficient.
Following DIR. Upton, Paul Kicker
took the stand for the defense and ties
titled about a certain investigation
brought by the American Legion, de
partment of Vermont. some time ago il
connection with complaints of the dis
Tabled and at which DR.. Patton was ex
onerated by the investigating board from
the Boston Office. This took place be
fore the organization of the veterans bu
Teau.
Attorney II. b. Shaw for the defense
seeing two newspaper men in the room
called Unexpectedly for them to take thu
stand. He asked both. II. d. Holder
of the Free Press and +. II. Russell O
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05

HAVING BOUGHT the Clark pas
ture. would like a few more cattle to keep.
/. r. Bowen, West Brattleboro. 56-6f
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05

the Daily News. if they wrote an article
which appeared in the Rutland News
on April 2S and both testified that they
did not. An attempt was then made by
the attorneys for the defense to have
this article read into the records but 1t
was refused by the commission. which
stated that it was capable of making its
own conclusions. The article in the Rut-
land News commented on the capabilities
of the personnel and the raiment OF one
member of the commission.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05
JITNEY SERVICE
South Londonderry and BrattlebOro.
WEEKDAYS

Orders may be left at or telephoned to
Brattleboro Drug Co. (560) or River
side Inn, South Londonderry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC CAR Tor livery, day or night.
E. H. Reed. Tel. S227J or $50 12-tf
HAVE YOUR GARDEN plowed, and
plowed right. John Hanks, 4 Chestnut
st. Tel. 3S0-M. 52-57%
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05

FOR SALE-Driving horse. DR.
Bowen, BrattlebOro, Vt. 1902
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05

SANDERS'S BEAUTY SHOP, Room
16, Crosby Block. Swedish scalp treat
ment a speciality. Manicuring, shampoo
ing, hair dressing. marcel waving, IA
cial massage. Hours 8 to II and / to
3. Mondays and Thursdays Z to 9 p. m.
and by appointment. Tel S09-1. 46-tt
MAKE AT LEAST SIN DOLLARS a
day on all or part time. Men or women
to sell our line of underwear, hosiery and
aprons direct to. the consumer. Exclusive
city or rural territory. Opportunity un-
limited. For information address Impe-
rial Knitting Mills, Amsterdam, y. \.
$685.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SAIF-TTpbolstered couch. Tel.
1911 56-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05

OHIROPODIST-Dr Briggs at DR..
Bailey's office, 2O7 Barber block, phone
COG. Residence. 1901. 1-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-05

NOTTCE-Have a full line of trained
Missouri saddle horses and ponies which
I will let for the summer. Brooks House
Stable. Tel 300. 56-tf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-05

ing. Eight hours will be given the
teachers ut the Bridge. From pres
ent indications some four or five hum
drcd teachers will 20 on this exeur-
sion.
Groups of fifty are arranging to
go up on Mountain Lake during Sat-
urdays. The first group will leave
Radford OF the morning of July Is,
80 to Pembroke and go on the lake
in automobiles from Pembroke. Those
in the party will take dinner Mt Noun
tain Lake hotel and will then go on
the Ball Knob to see the wonders
from this high point in Virginia.
These groups will return on Saturday
at 7 o'clock.
During the present week the social
interests of the Normal are conferred
around the Chautunqua. a large
number of teachers bought season
tickets and are attending the splend-
id exercises that are being given by
the Chautauqua both in the after
noon and at night Every program
of the Chautauqua has been on "A
high order and has been enjoyed very
much by both the teachers and the
people of Radford.
In addition to the above. the Coun-
~ Clubs are planning "A series of
hikes and lunches on the beautiful
hiIItops and valleys around about
the Normal Sunset Ridge. Ingles
Ferry and Plumb Creek are all pop
ular places for lunches and picnic
parties. These will be visited many
times by the county clubs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-05
Standing of Sunday School
WISE COUNTY
ORGANIZED

East Radford Va, June 3O.-Tues-
day, June 10Th, the students of Wise
County. attending the Radforj State
Normal, met for the purpose of or
ganizing the county club
The following officers were elected
Miss Bertha Mahairey, president Miss
Gertrude l.lewellyn, vice-presidcnt;
Miss Lucille Dowell, secretary.
Those who signed the club were
Lova Jrodan, Audrey Marshall. Dor
othy Gilly, Iowa Phillips. Gertrude
Liewellyn, Bertha Mahairey, omer
Johnson, Ollie Sherwood, Earnest
Skeen, Z. b. Broadwaters, Nellie Ra-
mey, Ira Robinette, Ava Brikey, Ruth
Robinette, Maude Ramsey, Charles
Stacy, Carrie Wheatley, Viola Bow
man. Rebecca Kilgore, Verdi Giles,
Ruby Kilgore, Oakley Bray, Rene Gil.
~, Idyle Wells. Odettc Wells, Geor-
gin Seaton, Virginia Seaton, Lucille
Dowell, Mecca Wears, Kitty Adams,
lilo Mullins. Leila shelton, Tempa
Rhea, Nina Miller, Lura Burke, Sal
~ Giliy, Ora Beverley and rarilee
Nicely. making a total of forty-four
members. There are numbe, of
others whose names have not yet been
secured
The club is planning Il stunt for
the Fourth. We are also going to
have some other kinds OF entertain
ment, such as gonig on excursions.
The Convoestion.
Friday, the 23rd. at 1870 o'clock
the convocation was given in the au-
iitorium of the administration build
ing. This was the formal reception
of the students.
The student council which consist
ed OF the staff of the Grapurchot and
an officers OF the county clubs. march
ed in single file at each side. Then
came the faculty marching double
file, some carrying the school colors
which are gray and purple. The fac
ulty WAS seated on the stage and a
number of interesting speeches were
delivered by different members.
Prof. w. +. Gilbert made n talk, cx-
tending TO the students the hand OF
welcome" DR.. J. y. Mcconnell made
a speech on the history of institutions,
Mrs. +. d. Broadwaters gave the talk
on the acceptance OF the many hearty
welcomes handed out by the other
members. Miss NJ. L. Moifett pre-
scented the members of the studen,
council.
The school song, Alma Mater. was
sung and other music was rendered.
The reports were those of an en-
joyablc evening.
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der ears, and that the railroads can
not hold out for any length of time.
At both Appalachia and Norton
the walkout was marked by the
friendly, good naturcd attitude of
the striking work men. They went
home, donncd their Sunday best and
received the jokes Of their friends as
II the strike itself was u joke.
Men familiar with conditions of
the railroads. and those who are in
touch with the food supply Of the ma
ton do not look lightly ON the tie-up.
At present the end is not in sight,
both union aud railroad officials
claiming tina, they will stand pa. and
let the government settle it.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-05
Fine Blue Grass Farm contain
ing 200 acres and personals
Wednesday July 4

We have contracted with Miss Mary Shelton and Mrs
Shelton Roy executives OF the OF Samuel Shelton M
sell home place the above date This fine grass
tans 2SS Clio and located three and half miles east
vile and Lancaster pike This located in one NJ
producing and most fertile sections of the county in an
neighborhood
The improvements consist of frame residencet
class condition; eight tobacco barn one new
barn tongue and groove floor nine stalls gear room and
way double corn cribs. servant house: garage room a.
house granery milk wagon sheds and all necessary
ngsa complete home Two large cisterns residence Th
is well waered; pond fed by failing spring: other
springs; also from Clak's Run and Dix River
This farm is in high of CIVILIZATIONS eighty acres
grass balance i'll clover timothy, wheat corn peas and ~
This farm grows fine wheat. hemp and tobacco
The location is ideal Located only miles from DAM
city OF fine schools colleges churches people OF high
education place for the rearing education b.
Danvle is known as the town of the perfec, streets
country the most perfect system and the school syg.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-05
FOR MRS. SLAUGHTER

Mrs. j. X. Taggart and Mrs. j. L..
Camblos entertained with u lovely
bridge party on Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Taggart, in honor
OF their sister, Mrs. w. h. Slaughter.