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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09


the little woman and the big woman com.
pare up. and size has little to do with
achievement
Among animals with backbones. verte.
hrates, they find this condition true as re.
CARDS the Cyclostomata or degenerate eel.
like hsh: Selachii, or sharks: dogfsh and
skates; Teleostomi. or ganoid fish-flsh
with plates instead OF scales. like our gar.
nsh-Dipneusti. or lung fish, Anura or
frogs and toads: and reptiles generally
AS an example OF the last named con.
slider the huge pythoness. twen,y-thrce
feet long, in the New York Geological
Park: and other female snakes as com.
pared with their smallsized mates. IL
there Is any crushing to do this pythoness
can probably make pulp OF any sized crea-
ture extant, from elephant and rhino to
whale. 1t takes sixteen husky men 70
hold her when she is uneasy. She has
Drains. too refusing to eat for long inter.
walls in order to ger rid OF the parasites
which infest her. IL she has no food in
ner there is nothing for the parasites to
iced upon and they starve
In most birds. the French find the males
are usually larger. but not in the case of
hawks and owls. where the female Is
much larger In mammals. also the males
are usually larger. 1t Is explained that in
birds and mammals this implies longer
growth period and slower attainment of
maturity to achieve larger size particu
larly in the primates or high apes. The
males are also accorded a dichromatic
conditton-that Is, brighter or moro con.
trasted colors, possession Of more marked
integumentary structures. such as odifer.
ous glands. combs and plumes and
greater development Of feathers, hairs,
spurs, etc.
But greater intensity OF color does not
denote superiority, 1t Is claimed nor does
greater complexity OF size or size OF in
documentary structures, which have little
morphological Importance, for the reason
that they lack conservatism and are sus
ceptible to change according to season and
conditions.
The female. having her progeny to look
after. makes brighter co!ors in the malo
essential to attact tho attention of
enemies: makes horns and spurs essen
tial to fight these enemies, and makes out.
ward appearances OF the male, such as
combs, plumes, mans. whiskers. etc, es.
sential in mating
Further neurological superiority Is
granted to females Of all species of ami.
mails, from humans down to worms. In ali
apparatus for nursing and projecting
progeny.
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Comparative
Abilities of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Bug, Beast,
Bird and
Man
BY DR.. w. H. Ballou.

THE Academy of Sciences o. France
has just givcn to It's members q
resume OF the results OF a series
OF exhaustive observations by certain O!
It's most distinguished members into the
relative places OF the male and the female
in all forms OF lilo
Reluctantly. but with the honesty that
characterizcs all true scientists. they as.
sert that almost invariably in bug and fish
and beast and bird and reptile the female
Is bigger stronger, moro subtle, more cum
ming. more intelligent and lives longer
than the male OF the species.
They made the equally astonishing dis.
covcry that this holds only partly true
among the apes and monkeys. The male
gorilla and orang outang, and, in fact all
the primates OF higher apes. are very much
stronger than the female and much
flercer: the females, however surpass
Them in Intelligence and especially AT the
time OF motherhood. This is true also of
the chimpanzce Successive motherhoods
leave the female with an ever-increas!ng
residuum Of wisdom! Such periods. of
course, pass over the male unnoticed The
consequence is that in about the fifth year
OF life gorilla. orang-outang chimpanzce
anu baboon females are some ages ahead
OF their mates in ability to cope with the
outside world and the enemies that beset
them
In gregarious species. where there Is A
Remblance OF tribal realization and order
such as the placing OF sentries primi-
i've and communal feeding and an assem-
Bling for offense and defense-it would
seem that the females play the larger part
In the organization.
The investigations OF the French AGA.
demicians into the actual place of tho
female In the lower animal kingdom were
begun long before the war But the sur
prising statistics OF women's work in the
war and the revelation that in goneral
they could accomplish every physical
achievement OF the men thcy renIoced
sharpened the scientists interest in tho
work that they were carrying on.
And in those statistics. by the way, the
French report two very interesting things.
me first is that the one exception where
women could not do a mans work lust az
we'll and in many cases better was in such
tasks as electrical riveting, or. rather.
that part OF 1t which requires the holder
OF the rivet TO be placed strongly against
the breast. It is admitted. however. that
the female frame might in time accustom
user 10 such pressure as Is required The
second surprising fact is that no case OF
a woman being shell shocked Is recorded
among those nurses and female attend
ants who kept close to the front. and
many OF whom were engaged close to tho
Irenches and under the heaviest artillery
ne. The Importance Of this as an ars,.
nieht Tor the greater nervous and emo.
'io INA stability Of the woman Is obvious.
me greatest examples Of female sumo.
--o'"y over the male was found, tho re.
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the sun. Its interior
is arranged to give
Ter perfect leverage
End comfort in the
task which confronts
ler. Having laid her
eggs she inca ses
them and rolls them
up in n web OF TX
which she spins and
which is very curious.
iy a ray filter.
Now it has been
found by scientists,
studying the effect OF
light upon growing
things. that the differ
ent colors Of the spec.
trum have n pro-
nounced effect upon
the rate OF growth
and development OF
eggs and roots. Tho
red rays in hibit
grow I II , and under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

tadpoles. They rest within these
little holes until they have eaten
up all tho yoke sack which hangs
under them like food basket. BY
this time they have become little
frogs. and then Mt. Toad is indeed
kept busy feeding them, marshall.
Ing them back when they fall or
jump out. and generally doing yeo.
man work until they can shift for
themselves. And II he does not do
1t Mrs. Toad Furnishes him severely
with claws and outings with her
hard head.
Whenever group OF lower anil
mails is indicated. IN which the
male Is the smallest. tho French
award morphological superiority to
the female. with the male practi-
cally either negligible character
or merely an aid to reproduction.
In human beings. however. this
standard does not apply. since
size in either sex has no bearing
on either prowess or intelligence.
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The male ant. lasius,
although having larger
compound eyes than the
female. has a rudimen.
tary cerebrum (fore-
BRAIN. while the worker
female with smaller eyes.
has a brain with tho
greater number of gang.
lion cells. Greater size
and completely OF peri
pheral-around the rim
sense organs. is regarded
as a more primitive con-
dition than that of small
and less complex sense
organs. operated by a
more concentrated nerve
system.
a similar condition has
been noted for the hui
man eye by Eudo, OF
Japan. The peripheral
nervous system, compos-
cd essentially Of sensory
nervous units, Is earlier
"a throwback to first
formed eyes. The CEN
tralized, reflex mechan-
Ism of the eye is NOR
nh 8,, lot
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the County of Tazewell.
on the 4th day of August, 1920.
Ernest j. Elicit and Charlie c. Fraz-
Ter, partners trading under the
firm, name and style of Elicit an,
Frazier, ..............P Plaintiffs.
against
A. r. Fox and Mrs A. II.
ron, Defendants
The object of this suit is to sub
Ject the effects, of A. r. Fox and
Mrs. A. r. Fox, now in the hands of
Louis Raf'cl, in the town of Poca-
hontas, Virginia to the payment OF
an open occount of $49.04, which is
claimed to be due and payable to the
plaintiffs Elicit and Frazier by the
defendants, A. r. Fox and Mrs. A.
r. Fox, said effects are held under
an attachment sent out by the said
Elicit and Frazier against the said
A. r. Fox and Mrs. A. r. Fox, on the
21st day of July, 1920, and return
able on the first day of the August
1920, term of the Circuit Court of
Tazewell County.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendants A. r.
Fox and Mrs. A. r. Fox are not
residents of the State of Virginia, il
is ordered that they do apear within
ten days after due publication here
of, and do what may be necessary to
protect their interest in this suit.
And it is further ordered that copy
hereof be published once week for
four successive weeks in tn Clinch
Valley News, newspaper published
in the County of Tazewell, and that
copy be posted at the front door
of the Courthouse. of this County on
+ before the End day Of August,
1920, that being the next succeeding
Rule day after this order was enter
ed.
A .copy-Testc:
N. Clarence Smith, p. q.
S. M. GRAHAM,
Deputy for II. S. Surface Clerk.
August Cat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-20
U-BOAT PRISONER
TELLS EXPERIENCE
Officer OF Inflated U. S. S. Nep.
tune, Give sStOry of Remark
able Adventure, and Recov-

cry.
Richard Cannon, Chief Petty Of
ficer of the u. S. S. Neptune, whose
dramatic capture at sea by Ger
man U-Boat and Subsequent eXper-
fences aboard the submarine and in
German prison hospital, thrilled
the entire country, is still another
world war hero to test the remark
able reconstructive powers of Tan
lac and give it his strong endorse
ment. Mr.. Cannon's adventures were
so narrowing that his sonctitution
was completely shattered but after
months of suffering he has now re-
gained the wonderful health that en-
abied him to pull through his ad-
ventures alive and is to-day the same
strapping two hundred pound fight
es' that embarked on the Inflated
collier. But let him tell his own
story:
"When the Neptune was torpedo
ed off the Irish coast" said Mr.. Can
non, who no Wives at n E. La
Fayctte, Tampa, Fla, 81 had my
right leg and five ribs broken by the
explosion, and when l came to my
senses l found myself on board
submarine bound for Germany. l was
kept in a German prison hospital
for five months, and you can imagine
what | musth ave suffered when
tell you that l fell off in weight
from two hundred and twenty-five
to hundred and thirty-one pounds.
When was repatriated and finally
got my discharge in February, 1915,
WAS little bette: than Il living
skeleton. | had no appetite and nv
digestive system was so upset that
what little did eat always gave me
severe pains in the pit of my sto
mach. Before | joined the service /
never knew what nerves were, but
after what I went through my nerves
wer Sc shattered that couldn't
keep still a minute, and the slight
est thing upset me- For six months
l continued in this condition, unable
to pick up strength, and so weak that
any attempt at work tired me out
completely. / bgnn to think that |
should never be u we'll and strong
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-20

man again. ~
"But the way Tanlac overcame my
troubles and built me up was moth
ing short of marvellous. 1t gave me
such an appetite that 1 wanted to
eat all the while, and sure did
make up for lost time. l had no more
bother with indigestion and from
then on picked up strength and put
on weight until now tip the beam
ut two hundred aud four pounds and
am as well and strong rs l ever was
before l Joined the service. My nerves
are as steady as die and Pm like
my old self again. Tanlac is certain
ly Il great medicine and l think every
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-20

suffering person ought to try it."
Tanlac is sold in Tazewell by John
q. jackson; in Graham by Graham
Pharmacy; in Pocahontas by Citizens
Drug Co.; in Richlands by Richlands
Pharmacy; in Bowling, Tazewell r.
f. D., by j. S. Pickett.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-20
A Weeks Wash for
a Few Gents
And Done in Ten Minutes

Clean Easy Napthoieln., Wash Soap
mas revoluuonlzed washing. From
every corner OF this country, women.
enthusiastically say 1t is the best
tnihg ever made to reduce household
work.
Think OF it--an average weeks
washing done In ten minutes, and for
only few ccntsl II is almost unbc
hevablc. but truc-and you can prove
1t.
Buy Il bar OF Clean Easy from your
grocer. soak your wash In cold
water. preferably over night. Cut ur
:: bar OF Clean Easy into ~. gallons
or "ater. Boil, let chips dissolve,
put in clothes and stir with n stick for
ten minutes. There is no need to rub
or scrub. Simply rinse. blue and dry
and the clothes are clean, stcrilized
and wholesome.
And 1t is wonderful how much Longer
ciothes wear when washed with Clean
E3sy. You know, you don't scrub
them to death and Clean Easy doesn't
harm the fabric. YCu save Yourself
mise:y. time. trouble and expense.
Clean Easy is good for many things
Fun directions are printed on the IN
side of the Clean Easy wrapper. Fol
low them. ana you'll I've amazed nj tho
wonder work Clean Easy Will do for
you. Notice how different Clean Easy
'ooks from other soaps. at your yro-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-20
RADFORD STATE NORMAL.

Train young women for teach
ing and for cultured and efficient
living.
Modern new lire-proof build
ings. Excellent equipment and
facilities in all departments.
Regular Normal school course
and courses leading to degrees.
Free State scholarship.
For catalog and full informal
ton write John Preston McCon-
nell, President, East Radford,
Va. 7-23-6t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-20
APPROPRIATE MATERIAL.

what are you going to wear tic
the garden party?"
What else should l wear but q
lawn dress?"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
MISS RUTH MERRILL
For County School Superintendent o
Luna County,

Miss Merrill is a native Of Luna
County, respected and admired by all
vino know her. She was drafted as a
candidate because Of her recognized
ability a. n school teacher trained for
her work.
She goes before the voters Of the
county. and asks support on the ground
that she is capable Of maintaining the
efficiency Of the public schools Of the
county. She Is normal graduate and
q teacher Of several years experience.
She Is energetic. and has the person
atty and initiative that means much
for tine school childrens. whose train
ing should be the first care Of county
government. A vote for Miss Merreh is
vote for better schools.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05

i'm businesslike way. impartially and
without undue show Of force.
MIR. Lindloff came 10 Deming in 1911
from Wisconsin rs telegraph lineman.
He later engaged in the electrical bus
mess here. and during the war was
post electrician at Fort Bliss. He is
known for his stability and business
ability. liz proposes to introduce in
county affairs the same business prin-
cipels which he has practiced. and to
further 100 per cent Americanism.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
O. f.. LINDLOFF.

For Sheriff Of Luna County.
member Of the American Legion
who, having served his country, now Is
required 10 serve his country as its
chief peace officer. lie proposes to con
duet the affairs Of the sheriff's office
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
=. W. Amy
Candidate on the Republican Ticket
for Counfv SurVavar

y. W. At@h1
Candidate on the Republican Ticket
for County Surveyor
II the voters desire. and they dO-tO
choose men well qualified for public
office. they will do well 10 cnOsider the
qualifications Of Mr.. Amy for the post
If county surveyor Mr.. Amy attend
ed the University Of Kentucky. and
took a post graduate course at the
Michigan School Of Mines He has
been engaged in surveying in this see.
tion Of New Mexico for the past IL
years. lie has been
Deputy County Surveyor, one term
County Road Engineer, 2 years.
City Engineer. years.
Road Engineer at Camp Cody.
Wouldn't il seem reasonable for the
voters 10 elect a candidate with these
qualifications 10 the office Of county
surveyor? Besides. Mr.. Amy is known
as n quiet, honest and Woodworking
citizen. and every man knows that the
public business is safe In his hands.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
w. l. HOBBS
For County Commissioner from the
Third District

Mr.. Hobbs is not job seeker nor
does he desire office for the meageT
emOluments accriIing TO a county com
missioner. But he does want TO pro-
tect the interes, " the tax payers Of
his district, being n business man Of
standing ard industry IN his own com
munity. MIR. Hobbs came to Luna
county rs n hOmesteader ten years ago
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
THE, vital reasons why they should be intrusted
with the administration Of county affairs. Vote
for them and stop the waste and neA1cency which
is costing the tax payers large sums to maintain
jobs for professional politicians.

and has done his share Of pioneering.
He is n contractor in Columbus and is
known for his business ability and
sterling honesty. A vote for him is
vote for the protection of the interests
of the taxpayers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
G. ID. HATFIELD,
For County Commissioner From the
First District, Luna County.

WI NOhhg NUtnithNotbItT
First District, Luna County.
MIR. Hatfield is afflicted" with two
qualifications that initiate against
success as a pOfitician-he is a college
graduate and successful farmer
where many have failed. He doesn't
need the office, but the tax payers
need him and his keen ability to trans
act business.
MIR. Hatfield came here from Ohio.
and has been engaged ever since in
making the desert bloom and--niore
important-make il yield profit for
the farmer.
No one who knows Mr.. Hatfield can
doubt his honesty and ability. VIII the
tax payers take this opportunity 60
place qualified man on tine lOcal
board Of county commissioners?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05

County's borders. he decides to settle
down ON the border.
Captain Bloch resigned his commits
sion in the L. :. Army in 1919. and
now conducts the bottling works i'm
Columbus. He has been a man Of large
affairs. wen acquainted with the close
accounting system of administering
government funds. He proposes to in
troduce the business methods which he
has praeticed into the office of county
treasurer. The tax payers of Luna
County cannot do better than avail
themselves Of the proven worth of this
candidate.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
ii. ii. JACOBS.

FOR county commissioner From the
Second District, Luna County.
Mr.. Jacobs is a product Of Iowa. and
one Of the most progressive citizens
Luna County has attracted. A thorough
success IN his former home, he was not
long In cOnquering the hard pioneering
conditions confronting the farmers OF
the Mimbres Valley. His farm west Of
the city is sure guarantee OF his in.
dnstry. honesty and ability as a bus
ines man who can be-and should he
intrusted with public affairs affecting
the financial interest Of the tax payers.
Mr.. Jacobs doesn't need the Job
doesn't want IL. but the tax payers need
him and should support his candidacy
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
l.. o. TUCKER,
For Assessor Of Luna County.

FOr ANstNsOF OF LIIItA NOOFIl.
Everybody knows Tuck" for his
honesty. industry. good nature and bus
inesN training. Certainly these qualities
are very necessary in the office Of AZ
SCISSOR. for every tax payer In the eoun-
~ is interested in a better administra-
ton Of this office.
Mr.. Tucker came here in 1910 from
Kansas, and was for six years agent
and cashier for the Southern Pacific
Company. Later he was the manager Of
the mems furnishing department at the
Nordhaus store, ana is now "A success
full business man ON his own account.
He stands for intelligence In the asses
sors office, which means a square deal
for everybody.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
CAPT. ARTHUR BLOCH

For Treasurer Of Luna County.
Captain Bloch came to Columbus
with the 10Th Us. Infantry, and was
a company commander In the Pershing
expeditionary force in 1916. Having
chased the bandits far from Luna
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-04
xARsHA1LrowN IOWA, WEDNESDAY, FEB. A. 1920.
Ship, Stuck in Ice Eight Days, Tries Another Trip

The little steamer sidney o. Ner'
attempting u trip from Milwaukee to
Chicago, became caught I'm the Ice
OF Lake Michigan within a few miles
OF Chicago harbor and before help
could be summoned the boat was lost
In the storm sweeping the lake and
drirted In the Ice for thirty Ave miles.
She was believed lost for. four days
while airplanes aided the coast
guards In searching for her. She
was found, but It was four moro days
before tho boat was freed from the
ice and helped TO port by the steel
steamer Alabama. Despite the hard
ships the crew of thirteen suffered
during that time. every man stuck
with the ship when Captain Olson
decided to attempt a return trip TO
Milwaukee, where most of tho crew
live. While the boat was caught in
tho ice, seven men. including n
photographer. walked across the Ice
to IL, the photographer taking the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-04
r.rms zef Esthenlsr Pssos.

Rsval. Feb. %.--Esthonia and tho
scvist government OF Russia have
agreed to the peace treaty signed by
the delegates to respect the prinoi-
p,ss laid down by the powsrs In re-
gard to the Gulf Of Finland. Only
troops OF Dsthonia or the ssvist gov-
srnnasnt viii be permitted on tho
territory Of either country. Russia
xbAndanss all claims to government
property In Dsthohia and returns TO-
Usthonia all property taken to Rus.
sia during the wal. Including the
ilipsaW ana archives q Dorpat sn1-
'versity. A special ccnnission wiz
dsAns the diplomatic and .omusrolsA
ysfaAtsns sE3stinS 1stwesar tAs ~
'saShateeass "