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Children's ribbed hose,
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all sizes. special WAdnes-
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Infants mercerized Isle
hosiery. white and black,
ell sizes, special Wednes-
day, pair -. 19c
womens silk hosiery. -
lace and embroidered
clock. black and cordo-
van. special Wednesday,
pair -. 49,. .$4.S9
Women's all pure thread
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Wednesday, pair $2.19
women's fine Isle hos
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Wednesday, pair 3Sc
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hosiery. black, cordovan,
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Wednesday, pair 500
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NeU shipment of "Silkine" embroidery
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-12

eminent to take on more obligations
of this kind, think not
There is no provision in the bill for
the raising of the money and it is GER
tain that money don't grow on trees
these days. The people are already
taxed to the limit.
We have all heard the old saying
"Pick the goose SO as to get the most
feathers with the least squaking."
In this case the goose has been strip
ed, and any more picking will cause
racket.
IL the people could bear more tax
ing, wouldn't the soldier have to pay
tax too. Why certainly. Then in
the end ne is simply pawning himself.
& And now my friends say the bo-
nus is not right because it is paying
the soldier for his patriotism. The
government is already helping the
soldiers all it is able to do. The b.
nus Bill will promote shiftlessness,
and last, the government has not the
money to undertake this obligation.
Therefore, believe that the Bonus
Bill should not be passed and that all
must share the hard times together
and make the best of it,
thank you.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-12

not have luxuries that the men at
home had, but If the soldier had had
$1,000, 900 month he couldn't have
hnd anything more of the eluxuries
than he had for they could not be
gotten over there.
The soldier got. back in time, to
share in the high wages and demand
for laborers. II he did not take this
advantage it is just his bad luck The
people at home were in sympathy
with the soldier and were ready 10
aid him.
Since all shared in the profits, all
must share in the loss.
Whit | have shown you shows that
II the government has to give aid to
the able bodied ex-soldier then they
cannot help the wounded soldier as
much MS they are.
Third; The Bonus bill will pro-
mote shiftlessness.
For there are millions Of men who
can live on Sl.25 day and as long
as they can go TO the government for
the money they are not going to work,
that it human nature.
Last but not least by any means,
comes the question, How would the
get the money to pay
the bonus if it were passed?
There is the war debt of America
which must be met. There are now
over 81, 900, 600, 900 of short term OBJ
legations which come due next year
and there is nothing to meet them
with. then is /, advisable for the gov
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-12

would you like to take a nice long
walk" she asked.
why, I'd love to-" replied the
young man caller ioyously.
"Well, don't let me dctain YOU
she said sweetly.
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OF OUR
SOLDIERS CAN NOT
BE BOUGHT FOR CASH
IF Our Soldiers Were Red
Blooded Americans and
WcreFighting For Their
Country They Need No Be-
nus, Says Miss Guntner in
Prize Winning Debate

response TO the American Legion
prize offer. Her debate won second
prize. and is published at request of
the American Legion, Appalachia
Post:
MIR. Chairman, Honorable Judges,
Most Worthy Opponents, Ladies' and
Gentlemen:
The question for debate has been
stated by the Affirmative, but shall
state it in the negative and try TO
prove to you my views. The question
is: Resolved; That the National
Bonus Bill. as proposed by Congress,
should no. be adopted.
Let me give you short cxplana-
tion of the bonus bill.
The National Bonus Bill provides
for the payment Of $500 per day to
each ex-servicc man who served over
here and $i.25 per day for each day
over there, excluding the first sixty
days which werd cared for in the
original bonus. providing the amour;
does not exceed $4,000 for the man
over here and SG25.O0 for the man
over there.
r,fS'' "'S Is p"S"nt Tue So'"'e'
for his patriotism.
When the call came for aid to pro-
tcct our nation from the tyrany OF
ne,'''n''E' was II Z" can 10 ''''he mon
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Jones: 81 never know what to do
with my weekend"
Bones; "Why not keep your hat
on it?"- -American Boy.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-12
Order of Publication

slNGlNlA.-ln lne OleTES ONCE
of the Circuit Court of Wise County
the 10th day of June, 1922.
James Watkins, Plaintiff.
VS..
Lucinda Watkins, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY:
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce "a Vinculo Matrimonii"
upon the grounds of desertion anil
adultery. And it appears from at
tidavit on file in said office that the
defendant, Lucinda Watkins, is not
resident of the State of Virginia it
is ordered that she appear here with.
in ten days after due publicatio.; OF
this order and do what is necessary
to protect her interest in this sui..
And it is further ordered that q
copy hereof be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Big
Stone Gap Post and that copy be
posted at the front door of the Court
House of this county, and that copy
be mailed to the defendant, Lucinda
Watkins, ut Omaha, Nebraska, last
known post Office address.
a copy-Teste:
Il. II. ROBERTS, CLERK
Wears & Wears, p. q,
June 2l-25-2s
Evening star., 1922-06-18

VIRGINIA HIGHLASDS-CHOICE CORNER
lot. 75x120; equity cash. A. p. sHINN. 1853
+ st. Sc, Wash. u. 4. 1S'
BARGAIN FOR QUICK CASH SALE-THREE-
room bungalow; basement under entire house:
well in basement: fruit trees and grape vines;
half acre ground 81 200 Apply A. J.
WEBER, SeabroOk. Md 49,
room house. block from cars: ground :
fruit. flowers. garage. Owner on premises. %
BEAUTIFUL MODERN BUNGALOW
with rooms, pantry. electric lights, water In
house. toilet. cement cellar furnace, sewer.
garage with light, pit, work b"nch: ont
buildings: fruit: cement walks: one acre land
a lotsl: all IN frst-class condition. Berwyn,
Nd. 80. 600: $500 cash. balance 10 suit. Pos
session at once. by owner. 1904 North Capitol
1Ss
Evening star., 1922-06-18
WANTED TO BUY.

REST HOUSE $500 AND $1,000 LOT WILL
buy: full details trusts, location. Address Box
128-L, Star office.
WANTED-SIX-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN I'M
provements. Must be northwest. VIII deal
with owner only. Lincoln 7617.
WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER-WELL
located, modern 8 or room house; hot-water
heat, electric lights; sleeping porch. Address
Box IT'LL Star office. 19s
FRAME HOUsE-PREFER ONE NEEDING
repairs. Address Box 122-L. Star office. 2is
WE HAVE INQUIRIES FOR HOUSES IN
Georgetown at reasonable prices Let us sell
yours. GLOVER & FLATHER.-737 18th st.
WANTED-FR0M OWNER, sEVEN-ROOM
brick house: anil: semi or detached prefer
red: all cash IL desired. Address Boz ts2-L.
Star ofics. g
Evening star., 1922-06-18
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Overlooking beautiful Potomac river. q
room and bath stucco house. built and occu-
pied by owner for eight years. Excellent con
struction. Slate roof. Oak floors. Oak trim
and beam ceilings: Tiled bath and all white
fixtures. Sixty feet Of screened-in porches.
Lot 1OOxl15 with three-foot privet hedge all
round. Bearing fruit trees and grape vines.
Price. 1880: cash. $500: balance above
FIRST trust monthly. Owner on premises. 5319
Potomac ave. Telephone Clsy. l341.
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51-Acre Eastern Shore" Farm
Gro,uina CrnnS Horse Co,N and

OIOWIlIS OIUPS, IIUlSc, OOW dIIu
Poultry. hog, equipment included If taken soon:
handy .ags depot ,s CITY es
melons. berries, etc.; estimated $1.70O worth
wood; 40 fruit trees. so grapes acre straw
#. poultry house. To settle Affairs quickly.
$2.25O, only $1,000 down. FRANK LAN0 &
son, 80 Prince William ST., Princess Anne. Md.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

VERY FINE 5OO-ACRE RIVERFRONT
farm for sale or exchange for city. suburban
or farm property. Send for description and de-
scribe what you have to offer. Box 100. Iron
sides. Md.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

AROCT A DOZEN MODERN HOMES.
from six rooms upward. most OF them
vacant. priced below their value. on
terms; or will take small investment
property. clear lots. second-trust notes.
etc. in part payment. Also a num-
Der of nearby suburban places. acre
age tracts. farms. apartments. etc.
See us for advantageous trades. state
what you have and what you wish.
N. f. RYON CO.. INC,
Main 1887. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Equipped Farm Only 1850

Near County Seat; Lot Fruit
Horse, COW, heifer. poultry, vehicles. imple-
ments thrown in il takeh quickly; so acres
on improved road in fine farming section; city
markets; rich tillage: stream-watered pas
ture; ample wood; $50 fruit trees; berries;
pleasantly situated house, stable, poultry
house. To settle affairs. $1.950. part cash.
For other bargains, H. 8. DRAUCkER. Star
Evening star., 1922-06-18

BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT. $50 FEET EACH
way, on car line north Of Chevy Chase; fruit
in bewildering variety and great abundance:
shade, fine lawn. together with n house Of Z
rooms, bath, ample porches, electricity. fur
mace: in q fine neighborhood this at So, 900
should fulfill the dreams of the prospective
suburban homeseeker. Speculative possibilities
Of rare promise. Owner leaving city. must sell
at once. Prompt possession. Moderate terms
Louis P. SHOEMAKER,
14O7 New York ave. NV. Main 1168 and $685.
ON HIGH LAND NEAR THE CABIN JOHN
car lIne-A very handsome place Of 10 rooms.
heat, electricity, about two acres Of ground,
garage. See o photograph Of this at this Of
Ace bargain at SO $50. Terms easy
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
l4O7 New York ave. NV. Main 1186 and $685.
TO SELECT GROUP, OPPORTUNITY TO
nnrchase larger parcels Of land on q beautiful
ridse commanding q wonderful view Of the Po-
tomac valley and the Virginia hills. This
property consists Of about eight acres at Little
Fails road on the Glen Echo or Cabin John
car line. can be reached also by Conduit road
and Chain Bridge road, the latter taking one
directly to the land and though a historic
road. now merely q lane. Representative on
the property Sunday, June IS, from to 5
nm. Prices to be arranged according to re-
louis r. SHOEMAKER,
1407 NJ, York ave. NV. Main 11d6 and SECS.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
BY OWNER.

Near Spring ."ad and lith st.
room colonial STYLE o-story house: froat
and rear porclIes; hot-water heat. tiled hath.
electric and gas fixtures: parlnet floors ant
oa. trim throughout: toilet and wash tgtS i'
basement Adams 2I2l
Evening star., 1922-06-18

semi-modern, Or. cor. 1880 TT: lawns,
shade, garden; block to p. o. and station: cars
and jitneys; 10 min. to Cap. Traction, w.
Wash: large colonial porclies: gas. elec light.
bath: Bowen gas range: telephone. Price only
81, 600; worth 81. 900; terms. Owner.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

TAKOMA PARK 8-ROOM AND BATH
semi-bungalow: ami: inclosed sleeping porch;
laundry tubs: hot-water heater: garage,
chicken house. garden: splendid trees and
shrubbery; fruit In bearing: about one acre
Evening star., 1922-06-18
TAKOMA PAhn HOMES,

TAKOMA HOMES.
Dandy 7-room semi-bungalow, ready to move
in. $95OO. Cozy Groom, Just completed
81, 500 New 5-room: built-in garage; corner.
Is, 500 Handsome 10-room home, 6ne shade
lot lO0x2OO: garage; $10,50O. bungalow, 8
rooms, 81, 200. rooms. Sc, $50. Brick ant,
20 rooms $4,000. 8 brick homes, $14, 600,
SIS, 900, $4,000. Best home in park, SIS, 800.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO..
Col 95O8. Takoma Park, d. c.
Members Washington Real Estate Board,
Evening star., 1922-06-18

TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
So OO0-Bungalow: anil
35OO-4 rooms and bath; level lot
s5.3OO-5 large rooms; all improvements
n; OOO-s rooms; ami; near cars
S745O-6 rooms, gnrnge: ANIL paved 81.
S75OO-5 rooms. s. p, h.w.h. near cars.
SS 5OO-6 rooms, S. p, ami, hw.n- near
ss.I5O-1O rooms. ami, h.w.h.: we'll built
50 OOO-s rooms, large, new bungalow Iied
bath; h.w.h.: fine street: fireplace; Is oak nfs'
ss,5OO-6 rooms, ami: one acre
50 5OO-7 rooms. . baths. ami. paved ST.
Sill l5OO-o-family house, very fine
May be seen Sunday.
Takoma Park.
90 Carroll ave. Col. s9--W.
7-ROOM HOUSE AND BATH. GOOD CoNDi-
tion: electricity. hot-water heat: lnrge mod.
ern chicken houses: 1 acre OF land; right az
electric station: nearby Virginia; convenient
to Washington. good roads; s62oo. On. .'o
Fendall bldg. ~.
ACRES. UNIMPROVED: OIL ROAD; son
feet from Capital Traction cars; beautiful
view. You can have home, garden. fruit.
berries. chickens. g 500.
1874 18th at. NV. Room no.
CAPITAL TRACTION CARS; CONN. AVE.
extended high level land; beautiful view;
schools: stores. Terms to suit purchasers.
Will build il desired. Lots 100000, 10000 SO.
'ee'' &c per II. M. MARTIN,
734 18th st. NV. Room no..
CHARMING HOME IN CHEVY CHASE,
Nd, designed by artist; sun porch. breakfast
porch. double garage electEie cde range, ,So two
monthly. Backbone st., near Columbia
Evening star., 1922-06-18

MODERN SUBURBAN HOUSE IN D. c.,
on car line and boulevard; : rms, bath,
screened throughout: modern double garage
and other outbuildings; large lot: easy terms
can be arranged to suit purchaser and pos
session given. Apply Mr.. HOFFMAN, Apt 49,
as n ne, or Phone Main 5451. 10'
Evening star., 1922-06-18

FOR SALE-A 5-ROOM AND HALL BuNGA-
low and large lot. located in Gaithersburs,
Md; owner leaving town. Address Owner.
II. G. BRIGGS,
r. F. D. No g. Gsithersburg Nd.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

ONE FURNISHED HOUSE; GAS. ELEC-
| tricity, lawn and shade: reasonable. lOi
\ South Spruce St. Clarendon, Va.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Takoma Park and Vicinity.
3 rooms and bath slate roof, garage. large
lot. plenty Of shade: fine location; $4,000.
. rooms and baths, h.-w. H.: $500.
New bungalows, and rooms and bath. at
81 800 5000 81, 900. 81 500, 81 800 10 S. 1J0;
terms arranged
Several good buys in Silver Spring and
Woodsde.
G. W. VAN WAGNER--3i CEDAR ST.
TAKOMA PARK d. C.-COI. 13Jl-W
Evening star., 1922-06-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,

~ q.
HEAsT.EXCEPTIoNAL BUY IN NEW
6.room and bath home; Eot-vater beat and
eIeciric1ty; double garage; price. SS,3OG: cash,
! 500: $50 per month"; Address Box l3-L. Star
MUST Sell. BEFORE July 1: S ROOMS
and bath: h.-w.h.; 100 block X. !. ave. NV
$3.50; small cash payment.
93 New York Ave. NV.
, 1900 BLOCK 9th ST.-Il ROOMS: WATER
and range on each floor; h.-w.h., electric light.
Columbia s139. q
SEVEN ROOMS. BATH; ELEc. LIGHTS
NEW hxtures); house in excellent condition
5ooo 10th ST. NV. Col. s139.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-A BEAUTIFT'L HOME
containing rooms and . baths: large front
ard rear porches; exceptionally large lot: ga
, rage: near Chevy Chase Club; price. s25,00o.
Address Box AL. Star Office.
5-KM. BUNGALOW, NEATLY NEW; BATH:
classed-in sleeping porch: ami: garage:
chicken run: garden: lot. J0xl30; owner leav-
/ ing city: sold Immediately, wifi take $500:
cash. 500. ~ Park ave, TakOma Park,
Maryland.
WOODBRIDGE, ID. e.
q rooms and bath. detached large LOT,
with fruit trees, etc: as.; one-iair piock
from ears. Only $1,000; small cash payment.
owner must sell at once. Phone Main $500.
! BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. 7s4 18th st.
| bEsT SECTION OF PARK VlEW-ATTRAC-
F, tive, well built house of 6 rooms. tiled baih:
, NV H.. rlec; glassed sleeping porch. concrete
front porch; garage. Price reduced $500.
| Address Box 97-L. star Office.
40 Ith ST. SEC ROOMS AND BATH, $40
| per month. For sale. not for rent; 500 pay-
ment; can be seen any time.
NEW YORK AVE, BET. y. CAP. AND Isl
| SIS. me- Modern Groom and bath. ? stoty
dwelling: $500.
| 81 ne. bet. eth and sth-3 story bri,'.
dwelling. rooms and bath. A bargain
SJ.:5o
4 JESSE L. HEISKELI. 11IJ Eye 81. NV.
! SAILS ADpITI0N-A TRrLY FINE MOI
rrn detached home, near 18th aud pecatu~
sts.: and 3 baths: space for gara.r.
price. 81" Aldress Box lG-I. star otil~.-
/ SEMI-DET. COLONIAL, LARGE EOuMS
bath attic cement Easement: good whit,
/ neiGhboI hood: ami. large lot; 1900. own.
\ leaving city: no agents. Address Box la3 T.,
Star office.
81 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-T-ROOM. SEM
detached h"nS..; dOubie lot; two garage.
Owner Col III Ss.75J. .l'
SMALL. APT. BCILDING
| Near Conn. ave. hrlge-A small apt. hi:.
now renting for nearly 81 .OG1 per year: m",i,.r,
| in every detail. : splendid investment -
| s23.5o0. Phone Ma n 500 for details
| RAtMAN a lIEINIM.iN. T3i 18th 81
MI. PLEASANT-lgth ST. Mi. KENYON
Very modern home fire value al SI3 go; 80 ~
cash. GLOVER K FLA1lIER. 49, 18th
| SAUL'S ADifTiuN-PEACTICALI NET
home. Will sell cost. Il rooms and bath in
closed sleeping porch space for garage. pie.
4 only slu25o: easy terms. Address BOX i'll.
Star of,''.
| NEAR THE SPRING. TAk0NA PARk, MI.
New bungalows oi and > rD1ms and baih;
Evening star., 1922-06-18

LARGE BUNGALOW: DESIRABLE OUT
lying section: Takoma Park; near cars: mod
ern: hardwood finish; large lot; ideal home,
good investment. Address Box 42-L, Star
Evening star., 1922-06-18
FOR RENT-FL00R SPACE.

500 FEET OF FLOOR SPACE OVER g
rage. 1926 Mass ave. NV. y.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

BRADBrRY HTS, ID. C., $500 BOWEN RID.
New 2-story bungalow; six rooms. cellar.
furnace heat, electric lights; papered through
ont: front and porches: double garage;
lot 50x115 IT.: vacant: price. $500; terms.
Annly on premises GIG N st
Evening star., 1922-06-18

600 ST. N.B.-S ROOMS AND BATH AND
garage: perfect condition. can be rented ad-
yanta seorsly: immediate possession price.
81 900 Inspection by permit only. JOS. 4.
HERBERT & SONS. 515 Bast Capitol st.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
AT BALLSTON. VA.

MODERN ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS IN
Lees Addition to Silver Spring, Nd: most de-
sirabIe location. ]. d. CLAGETT, Owner and
Ruyldpr pbonp Woodside
New Britain herald., 1922-11-28
FOUR WIN MEDALS
 FOR MARKSNANSHIP
Grifel, Holt, Cooley and Trick i Shoot Over 90 Per Cent.

The secretary of the New Britain Riho club Is in receipts Of word from the officials Of the N, R. A. that fou, memberg of the local club, have h. tained an average Of over 90. Tn, members who have attained such | splendid mark 10 far are A. ]. Gift fen, with 54 per cent; .. E. Holt with a2.; Earl Cooley, with 91.70 ano ". A. Trick Awith a0.7O, Medals ar being mnds For this quartet Of markF men. and will be forwarded to tn city soon
 The locals will meet the Compound HiHe club, at the State Armory O. Wednesday night. The south Man chester Rinc club will meet the Cor bln- -Russwin team this evening at tn South church range. The Middlefiet club Is arranging for an outdoor shoot on Thanksgiving Day at the club range. Turkeys will be awarded the winners. There will be both large and small bore shooting events in this tourney. An invitation Is extended to all members of the local clnbs to par ticipate. . g
 The recent averages issued by the Nutmeg league show the New Britain team to be in third place in the stand ing
New Britain herald., 1922-11-28
Tommy Murphy Pays,
 F., S15.OOO for Igkander

Springfield, Mass, Nov 2's.-lskan- der, the sensation of the shorp Ship Circuit last seasony an linbeaten pacer, was yesterday sold by his owner, John McGregor of Atbol, to Tommy Murphy Of Poughkeepsie. The price paid by the astute MuFphyf leading Grand Circuit driver. Is said to be $15s00O. He plans to campaign Iskander5 on the. big time tracks next summer and expect the pacer to be a tWo-rninute horse. M
 .Iskander, q year ago discarded trotter, was bought by Roger Rourke of Greenfield for $2o0, it is reported. He converted the horse into a pacer and Iskander showed so%runch prom ise that MeGregor purchased him for s3.500. After a ~"ason of victory on the New EnglanG lacks the horse brings $l5,000, cl'4 of the highest priced desis of the year. The sale was made by Roger Rourle of Greenfield.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-28
CANNELL WILL STAY
Majority of Students At Dartmouth
 Are satlsaei With Work of Foot ball Coach. 4

Hanover, N. H., Nov, 2S.-~Tht Brown game Saturday in Boston end- cd the first year of at new football system at Dartmouth, and in the optn- ion of the vast majority of the updsrs graduates. the season was successful despite the defeats at the hands of Vermont, Harvard and Cornell The team arrived back in town yesterday morning at 2;3g o'clock and has dis, banded for the year. The captain Of next years eleven will not be Rleeted until after the athletic council has awarded the letters to the men.
 Tho one year contract that Coach Jackson l., Cannell held has .expired. md the athletic council must now decide on n coach for next year. De- spite the fact that there has been some criticism on the part of some of the alumni and students of Cannelt, 1t is felt by the majority that he has earned right 10 another year at least and should, by all means bt retained as coach By the council. 1t is also likely that Jack McAuiiffe, linn, coach: Jack Ryan end coach, will be retained as assistants to Cannell.