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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
strand Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.

Ward-Rand Co. the great act offering their 1920 comedy Song and dance revue Special scenery and lighting effects. Lew Leonard. New York famous Jewish com eiian. IT you klie comedy don't miss yew Leonardr. Tyler and Croiins. just two ordinary nuts from Broadway. with great comedy. The Three Towards with their bright bits Of harmony and comedy.
 Feature picture. in The Closed Road. Feaslre picture. House Peters in fhe Closed Road
 This picture tells the story Of Hugh Annersley. a young doctor. who has dis covered a cancer cure. being accused of murdering a former client to whom he had written a letter ssking that s blii for his services be paid at once Julia. Dr. Annersley's sister. set about to prove his innocence. and while visiting Dr. AppIedan. = brothers cid medical friend. he casually tells her that the patient just leaving the office has just been told that he had but a few months to live, and will undoubtedly commit suicide. Julia traces Frank Sergeant. reaching his side as he is about to pull the trigger Of his revolver, set aslnst his temple.
 Gaumont Weekly closes the big show ai the Strand.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
nrr,d rhea,r.

The bold buccaneers of Treasure 1s- lSad' live again in Maurice Tourniur's remarkable photopisy production of ths stevenson classic. which is the feature attraction at the Breed Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Mir Tourneur is a master when it comes to turning great sea stories into motion pictures He proved it in The Life Line" and .Conrads Vic tory. -rreax1:re Island" confirms tns conviction. The famous producer has retained on the screen all the romance and Nillsiny Of the Spanish Main thai Stevenson knew so well how to DOT tray. In excellent realistic detail he has reproduced the oldBonboy Tzv. ern. where lived young John Hawicinf and his mother. The @ming of Bir Bones Of Black Dog: the fight over the sea chest and the capture Of the chart showing the location Of Captain Fisn;'s treasure. by Jim: the expedition 10 seek inc buried gold the mutiny. the bat iles with the pirates at lhe stockAde. and the final success - all the absorbing en- isodes that have made Stevenson's book a delight live vividly on tti= screen. In the role of young Jim Hfrwklns. Shsr- ley Mason gives a more charming per. formaaee than any boy actor could hone 10 offer. Lon chsney Is master of maiigniiy as Pew and Merry. Charles oele. Al Filson and Sydney Dean do fine work But the chief credit must 20 10 Mr. Tourneur. He has made Of this Paramount Aircraft production a picture no enc. screen lover or not. can afford 10 miss.
 Pearl White in ''The Black sec-et.- the Pathe News and Rainbow comedy win make up the reminder of the bili fer Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Special matinee for school children Hcndya at ( ?. n.
 Todsy's bill consists Of Owen Moore in The Desperate Hero" Msdge Kennedy in
 Help Yourself" and the Pathe News. Four shows today at 1.sa. 3. SIS ana S.I5.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
WILLIM ANTIC

division were out of commission Friday morniRg.
 Local companies were not alone in the ills caused by the high wind and driving rain. The Connecticut Com pany endeavored to send their first car north in the morning Friday scheduled to arrive in this city at 5.1o, but it got as far as Baltic and went dead when it came over onto the South Windham power. Men were sent out to locate the trouble and after search of over six hours the cause was located, and a limb that had been blown over against high tension wire, south of South Windham, was removed minor repairs made and the first. trolley car arrived here at los in the afternoon. Passengers of the morning cars were taken back to Nor wich and made their way to this city by jitney or by train later in the morn ing. Pupils dependent upon the trolleys to take them to school were absent in many cases or made the trip by auto mobile.
 Limbs of trees decorated the high ways on all sides of the city, but were removed early Friday. The water in the Willimantic river rose better than four feet during the night and Friday morn ing the dam at the Quidnick- -Windham company and at the American Thread Company were spilling water in tor rents Monday and Tuesday both these plants were forced to shut down owing to low water and repairs at the gates of the dam at the Quidnick-W plant.
 The local Methodist church building which has always been decked in ivy during the summer had the vines rip- ped entirely off the north side of the church by the high winds. It is hoped that the damage is not permanent as it will be the work of years to grow the ivy back to where it was before the storm. The streets in the hill section of the city suffered the greatest damage, as usual during a heavy fall of rain. The top surface was washed out deeply and the dirt carted away down the hill by the rushing waters to be deposited in the catch basins at the foot of the street These basins were almost en- tirely filled with dirt Friday morning
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
ed upon by the Connecticut general as-
 sembly of 1921.
Windham Hirh meets the eleyen

Windham High meets the eleven rep resenting Vocational school of New London, on the gridiron at that city to- day Saturday, the game being the first scheduled by the manager of the local eleven The Windham boys have been putting in some stiff practice dur ing the past two weeks and are in good shape for the game. Most of the play CTS of last years eleven are back and the new material this year has been of the best. Windham expects to clean up down in the Whaling city, but the game looked forward to is the game of next Saturday when Windham meets Norwich Free Academy. Windham lost to the Norwich eleven last year in their first contest buts later in. the season played them to a scoreless tie and were in Norwich territory a good part of the game. With the material Coach Dono- hue has this season, Windham should clean up everything they tackle within their weight.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
Then She Heard of faFRUiT-A.TlvEs" and Cured Herself of Constipation
Ashford, New York.

AShford, New ork. sI feel it my duty to tell you what 'Fruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets did for me.
 I tried several kindsNof physic for over three years and, of course, while took it every night my bowels would move; but as soon as I stopped taking physie, I would be constipated and would have Piles terribly.
 Iheard of Fruit-a-tiyes' and bought one box and took them. Now I am not troubled any more with Constipation and no more Piles. sFruit-a-tives' did for me what no other medicine ever did !; they left no after-efeets, and now I do not have to use physic.
 recommend fFruit-a-tives' to all my friends''.
 Mrs. JOHN CAPOZZI.
 5oc. box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIYES Limited, OGDENSBURG. N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
Ro,ton Reader st '. NJ. c. |. sr,d.,

Boston Reader at Y. NJ. C. 4. sasdny
 Both men and women are cordially in- vited to attend the special service al the local '. M., C. A. on Sunday after noon at P- V when Hazel Chandler Parks, the Boston eloeutionist will rsad Van Dykes '-a'he Ofher Wise Man Doubtlers a hAye n q ibe- Will desire to take advantage Of the rare opportunity
 Miss Helen LathroD Perkins has re- suHed the art of singing and is nnak- ing appointments for those wishing fe see her in regard 10 study. Among those who have recently worked vsth Miss Perkins are a number of prorln- ent church soloists. and one of her ru- pills is now siAsing successfully in light opera
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
GURLEYVIIlE

MT. and Mrs. E. L. Smith atteuded the Springfield fair one day last week.
 Members of the school board and the voters of the town met at the school house Wednesday evening and discuss ed school matters.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith motored to Ocean Beach the first of the week.
 On account of rain Thursday the Mansfield fair vas held Friday. Harry, Oral underwent minor op- eration at the private hospital last Sat nrday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
BALTIC

There will be meeting in the tswn hall Bahic. Saturday October 2. at 1880 P. M. for the instruction Of all voters in the use Of the ballot. New voters to attend. Women speakers. eyrybody welcOne.-sdv.
 .Granulated sugar lbs. for 50 csnta Desrniey & clarke.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
ssrans.. Rlt shsx s..a.r.

The great mysterious serial. Hidden Dangers. with Joe Ryan and Jean Paige in the second episode. Evelyn Bondhili and Jas. O'Neil in the full of punch western drama. Miss Arizona. Frankly Farnum in the Desert Rat and a rlotous Mack Sennett comedy. Rip and sutel Tailors
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
centr.l Bsptl.t Nu.Ic.l terri,

The New London Symphony orches- tra, consisting of 25 members. Roger D,- boil, conductor. will appear for. a spt- eial musical service in the Central Rap tist church on Sunday evening. oct ober 2. The following selections will be rend- cred: The Unfinished Symphony Schu- bert The Hungarian Overture" Franz Edkel
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
MONDAY EVENING CONCERT
 OF NORWICH MuSIc

At the Norwich music assocstion con cert at Slater Memorial hall. Monday evening. Oct. 1. where the art.s.s will be Maurice Marechal. Sydney Thorng- son and Lois Perkins Marechsl with George Rexford Tillson At the piano. the following program will be given.
 Part I Senate J. B. Breval, 17se Allegs Brillante AdssiO
 Rondo GraziOso
 Maurice MarechL Dramatic Reading Eliduc A lay of Marie de France, f1s0 Medieval Ballads
 Sydney Thompson Tambourin BenedettO Msrcelis. 1sss Adsgio de Caix q Herveiois, 1879 La Napolilaine
 Maurice MSrechal
 Part IT Chants Russes Ed Lalo Serenade Espagnole A Giazounow I.e Cygne Allegro Appa ssionato Saint saens
 Maurice Narechal- Dramatic Reading James Barrie Twelve Pound Look
 Lois Perkins Marechal Variations Symponiaues Boelimsn
 Maurice Msrechai
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
% PIatt Street s.,a

Through the agency of A. C covello. Bruno Pedace sold his s-room cottage to Michael Trombele. The cottage consists Of rooms and has all modern improve ments.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
What Is Coinx On Tonight

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures zi Davis Theatre
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at tss Strand
 Motion Psr-ures at Breed Theatra
 Norwich Ells' indoor carnival in Hlzf
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02

two daughters, Mrs. Charles l.. Crane and Miss Gertrude B. Crane of this city and brother, A. M Crane of Maiden, Mass. There are two grandchildren and two reat-grandchildren
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
Rev. Roy Z. Early Weds.

News which is of unusual in.
tervst in this section was re-.
celved in the Cup recently OF
the wedding of Rev. Roy r.
Early, pastor Of Rigsdble NJ. Il
Church, South, 10 Chattanooga
!oW, 10 Miss Nina Barker. ol
MeudoA, Ma, on January 2Otl
al the home Of The brides pA.
RENTS, Mr.. ana Mis- Frank MI
Barker IN Mendoza.
Roy Early Is we,l known IA
this section, where he was fur
merry pastor Of the NJ p
Church, South, ut Appaiachit,
and has large number ol
friends. He was educated al
Emory ana Henry Coli ge aud
Vanderbilt crafty and is d
YER fine orator. The bride
Wnu IS the Youngest daughtet
vi Mir. and Mrs. Frank NJ Bar
Ger, IT. a very attractive young
Woman. She was educated al
Virginia lntermont College ana
tas since been a very successful
tracher IN the Mendoza lligl
school.
Rev. and Mrs. Early arc al
home to their many friends II
Park Place, Chattanooga, after
an extensive bridal tour to east
ern cities.
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Bill Introduced
In Virginia Legislature Pro-
vidine Examinations of
School Children.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 81 "A
bill providing for universal
health examinations and ply ST
cal education in the schools OF
tho state has been introduced
III the General Assembly, faith
cred in the Senate by james Il.
West, of Suffolk, and in the
House of Delegates by Park =.
Deans, of Isle of Wight. This
bill is II development of tho
present West law which it
would repeal and replace. 1t
was drawn in response to Il
general demand for steps to-
wards reducing the alarming
number of physically defective
school children, as shown by
reports of the inspections made
under the existing West act.
The bill included the provis-
ions OF the present law concern
lug health examinations aud
public health nursing and, in
addition, provides for state
supervisor ol phSSlcal euuca
tion 10 cooperate with the
teachers in giving suitable ny
glenic instruction and whole
some ply steal training TO all
the school children Of Virginia
The present menace to Nir.
gnia's public health aud pro
gross is revealed by the fact
thar over half OF the children
examined during the past year
were found physically defec-
i've % an extent calling for
prompt aud thorough action.
Fuurteen other states, following
the discovery OF similar situa.
uons, have already enacted
laws along lipes similar to
these proposed by the present
bill
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Visited His Daughter.

e. L. Scott, a prominent coal
operator of Knoxville, Teun.
has returned to his home in
that city after having been the
guest Of relatives in Bristol.
lie was on the return trip
from ADlngdon, where he spent
some days with his daughter,
Miss Frances scott, who Is re-
ceiving her education at Mar.
tina Washington College.
Mr.. Scott spoke in the highest
terms of the Methodist institu.
ton for the education of youn Z
ladies and is greatly pleased
with his daughters environ
ment III this modern and excel
lent seat of learning.-Brist
Heral Courier.
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Vocational
Training

All disabled ex-scrvicc men
within reach arc invited to meet
Mr.. Woodioy, chief advisor of
the Federal Board for Vocation
al Training, who will be at the
Red Cross Home Service Sec
ton Office, postoitice building,
Big Stone Gap, Friday and Sat
urday, February 18th and 18th,
from 10 to 1880 n m and from
: 10 $50 y. IN. and AT the Monte
Vista Hotel at.other times dur
ing those two days
This is an especially favor.
able opportunity for u talk with
the chief, aud all cX.scrvicc
men more than 10 per cent. dis
ablcd are urged TO take advan-
tage OF 1t, even If they do not
intend To apply for training
They will bc able to learn lust
what the training is, aud per.
haps, will find reason 20 change
their miuis Those fearing
rigid military discipline IN the
training would soon have that
fear dispellei
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
SHERWyR- WNLMAs
FLOORLAC

q rarnish stain of unusual wear.
ms qualities. adaptability and
bsauty. 1t stains and varnishes
N one oprration-is durable and
waterproof.
Floorlac is made in ali the
popular shades of oak, ma
hosany. walnut. etc. 1. is in
expensive to use ard easy to
apply.
We are making a special offer
IN order to introduce Fioorlac
quickly to the housewife. Cut
the coupon from this ad. bring it
to our store with l0c and we win
give you 25c can of Floorlac
and l5c varnish brush. Bring
the coupon in today.
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To Hold
Big Meeting
Young Mems Club Extends
Special Invitation to C. W.
Roberts, of Bristol, to
Visit Here.

At the regular meeting Of The
Young Mems Club held at the
Monte Vista Hotel last Friday
night, it was decided, on motion
OF w. G. Coutts, to extend an
Invitation to G. w. Roberts. soc
rotary and treasurer OF the Bris
tol Commercial Club, to attend
the neNt regular meeting which
will be held on Friday night,
February 20th. Luncheon Will
be served in the dining room of
the hotel and it is planned Ia
have a number OF prominent
speakers address the meeting.
Mr.. Roberts has gained state
wide prominence as a good roads
booster and matters of equal im-
portance that come under the
work OF q commercial club and
his address will he looked for
ward to With much interest
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
PRESENTATION OF
FRENCH MEMORIAL
CERTIFICATES

AS announced in onr iss,. Of
last week. n memorial c.r,n,onv
will be held on February 92n3
for the purpose OF honorirg tbe
memory Of the bows from this
vicinity who gave their lives in
the service Of the country dur.
ing the World war: and. also
for the purpose of presenting
the memorial certificates. given
by the French government to
the families of thcsn bovs 4
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
Attention Ex-Servicc Men.

Have YOU government insur.
ance?
DO you know that there is no
other Insurance. equal to it in
cieapnes7 ami reliability?
DO YOU know that, il yours
has been allowed TO lapse, you
may reInstute %;
10 YOU knew thatlf YOU hc.
come unable TO continue pay
ments, after three years, You
can recover a large part OF the
hinoun5 paid:
DO YOU know that in ct5s lI
your total permanent DISABILITY
the Insurance. becomes payable
to yourself?
DO YOU know that the Rel
Cross is ever ready to advise
and assist you, free Of charge.
in case of need:
Address; Homo Service Sec
ton, A. r @, Big Stone Gap,
VA. If
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ROLL or HONOR


Collier, Riley Sylvester Wild
ow, BrilIa Collier, Big S one
Gap, mothcr. Mrs. Cyulhia
Wells, East Stone Gap.
Crocch, James Patrick Falh-
er, Elijah Creecn, Blg Stone
Gap, Route |, mother Mary
Creech
creech, worIey Same as
above.
Lewis, orviil- Enranus,
Brother, Bert H. Low $, lLjn.
DEM, lninan.
Marks, james Bernard Wid-
ow, Rhetta Thompson AlarSs,
Big Stone cap.
Muuser, Nivion kcmptr- FA-
ther and mother, MIR ana Mrs
Otis Nlouser, Big STONE GO.
Nicely, GharlH Ftther, Hen
ry Crlttenden Nicely, Big Stone
Gap (CadetD, nother, Minnie
Nicely.
Barry, William Wallace
Mother, Barilla Victoria Gtrry
East Stone Clap, father, j "
Berry
Tate, Henry Newberry Faith
r, James Tate Eaet stone Gap.
mother, Causby Tate.
Durham, Rufus Morelund-
Mother, Mrs. Susan Durham.
East Stone Gap water Intake.
Cain, Frank Father, vii
liam Cain, Arno, mother, Mar
tina Cain.
Wolfe. John Father, VII.
liam G. Wolfe, AppHlacliin,
mother, Margaret j Wolfe.
Bailey, John Il. Father, Sam.
uel Bailey, Keokee.
Warner, Carlos Cob Father
Emmit Warner, Big Stone Gap,
mother, Molly Warner.
Willis, James Oscar-Wilow
Mrs. j. Oscar Willis, ST. Paul,
father, Robert p. Willis, Big
Stone Gap.
Habern, Chester-Sister, Mrs
Emmitt n. Hawks, Big Stone
Gap.
Sampson, Erwin L.-Widow
Mrs. Edna Sampson, Route /
Box 81, Big Stone Gap.
Allison, Burns (col)-Sistsr
Fannie Allison, Arno.
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NOTICE.!

Notice is hereby given that /,
Z. j. Gro5eclose, am moving
temporarily to Middlesboro.
KY, but hereby declare my in
tantion to have and to hold nv
residence and voting precinct in
Big Stone Gap, Wise county
Virginia.
february 4, 1920. So
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Victor Paine Marries in Cali
fornia.

v. 5. Paine, who left about
three weeks ago for Santa Bar
bara, California, together with
Webb j Wiilits, announces to
ais friends that he and Mir. vii.
Its sister, Mrs Il. W W. Boo
seke, were married last week
y message received here This
week states they VIII come east
about the second week in Feb
runry.
Mr.. Paine has been auditor
Tor the Virginia Coal Sales
Company at this place. The
newly weds will likely make
their home here. - Crawford 5
Weekly.
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Thomas w alker.

Appalachia, Va, Feb. IA
pretty home wedding was sol
emni1ed at the home of tho
groom's sister, Mrs j. w. Cunt
ncr, on the "fleightsn in Appa-
iachia at $3.50 Wednesday even
ing, when Miss Chloe Aster
Walker, OF West Virginia, and
Mr. Silas Gregory Thomas, OF
Appalachia, were united in holy
matrimony.
The whole lower floor of the
beautiful home was thrown to-
sethcr and very artistically dec
GRATED with cut llowers and ever.
greens. Only the immediate
relatives were present.
Ia the early part Of the even
ing the guests were invited INTO
the dining room where Mrs,
Gunincr, assisted by Mrs. Bette
HobinSon, OF Norton, served
dellc.ous course dinner. The
color scheme OF pink and white
being carried out very effective
~ throughout the entire dinner.
Immediately after dinner ac
companicd by strains of Lohen-
grn's wedding march, played bv
Miss Elizabeth sullivan, tho
Wedding party deccudel the
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Junior Guards |. 0. z. S..

Homer llurd, Chaplin.
Homer icsrii, Captain.
Chas Strong, lst Lieutenant.
Dcwie Back, 2nd Lieutenant
Lloyd hakur, Duty Sc, evnus.
Lewis Reach, lst Sergeant.
Earl walker, q. VI ).
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
RICHMOND DISTRICT
SCHOOL LETTER
lear FeIlow workers:

.Nhu tne'o Is 'huch imat Is dis
~ :. 'nE d. Ncl'' me ia'iiug
Wi VI attehHance Is a matter
' ~ w in M, laNe lo heart Sc.
'o'''y i'e,e are hundreds OF
10y "'u H'ris IN our district
ia. are hoV ~ Schooi Many
~ tnese gre iiaoie 70 out com
$50 "v.e','."iiSe law ana me
49," ~ % we 10 " ehould
- - NY % l"e''' "',u require
'o.' ".te''u'''.ce. ne very
U.s. .n''iB vhht we c0'iid DO TO
piep"'c iur d more eilectiNe at
,rn 'i,, l''W won'u De to tear
'uS9'; ~ ,"'V oPerAVioh the
Guy Nv NJ ~ suppose we try
nr' : - + IA" Vnal Is ma
S WV 'or Tvs endorsements
Dc, By. - ite''eu Is 20 enforce.
NIL, ~ v"u.I 're iunureGS o.
e S','u =, ~" ou% ~ 70 pc ~
'io',oo' " , ,'uiii o"r present. Jaw
uoe' ~. lo'iO'' 'iese ch'idreh
a." ,;n SV ,H ~ 20 ~ men e9uGa'
district are deeply Interested in
them. WHAT can WI do? OF
ten the personal touch tine
kind pressure of an earnest
conversation showing n rrul To-
terost IN the boy or the girl is
mn 80 N. '.,.i 'o'''u' ''l'7
~ t,",I ,.Ll.il'n,." .''s "a ''''N
that some one cures FOR their
higher good cares enough to
express hts ntcrest-lhey VIII
be moro Interested in them
selves
Here, too, i5 a chance for ef-
fecilve work on the part OF the
community leagues. II wouil
be wels to.have visiting com
nittce WIN the teacher a mem
Der rms committee would Wis
! every iamtiY IN ne neighbor.
hoou ana ma out who Is not at
School, ana use a strong, ear
m,,e.st influence 90 getaIl to.comr,
" nat itASue VIII Try .lhiS out:
men w E must make our
schooi WORK more vital and ln-
terea''ils ana we school ana aus
euN'roh'''thI more aLtraclINe
'ooinG.o oil u are 5uGIceeding oeI-
tcr .n'n otlerS. Is ! l'ere q Se-
crew ~ So 'el' us.
y SlItnilt INCtum course has
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
An Opportunity
~ Brighten Up

Tightening up the home is
one Of the chief pleasures Of the
Housewife. A bright. cheerful
ha;ac makes for contentnent
aud comfort.
Ths.e are marred and scratch
cd pieces OF furniture the worn
iloor ard stair treads the wood.
work, which needs refaishing
tne ice chest-the Kitchen cabi-
net nnd many other places nbout
the home can be frightened up
with
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11

And now they fear a "holy
war" in Russia which, if it
comes, will be any thing but
holy.
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DanghLers oI PocaIonlas

MIS- Vienna Smiddy. prophetrast
Mrs, Addic Buileson Pocahou,Al
Mrs C0ula Fields. Wenona
w 6 Fields, rowhatan.
pssic King, Keeper Of records.
Maggie Roberts Keeper OF Wampum.
Representative 10 Great Council. Ossie
King.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
REPORT OF WORK DONE
BY the Big Stone Gap Public
Health Nursing Service
During the Month OF jan
uary, 1920.

l schools visited.
. children accompanied TO the
doctor.
Q social service visits.
G3 visits 10 school children.
q prenatal visits.
50 home service visits.
63 babies attending meetings.
l35 mothers attending meet
ings.
sos girls attending meetings.
27 hours spent in school.
345 pupils inspected.
II talks to pupils in class.
is classes in home nursing
conducted.
> classes organized during
4. Educational films shown
at theatre.
JANE MORGAN.