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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
ALLEN AND JOHN D.. JR.
Governor aud Financier VIII Stump
Together in Iuterchurch Campaign.

Governor aud Fmancier VIII Stump
Together in Intcrchurch Campaign
John d. Rockefeller Jr.. has volun-
tocred to take the stump for the inter-
church World Movement and Gov.
Henry Allen OF Kansas viii accom-
pany him.
EockeCeuer-s itinerary. viii take
him into thirteen cities in fourteen
days. going as far south as Washing
ton. D. C.. as far west as Kansas City
and as far north and east as Boston.
He will spend every night but one on
a sleeper.
Governor Allen. 10 was announced
in Topeka today by C. Charles Gray,
state director for the united financial
Gang aigu 10 be waged next month BY
the movement. viii accompany Rookie
teller to several cities on the route
and viii add his voice to the appeal
for sS35,T77.5I2 TO carry on the work
Of the thirty denominations which are
cooperating in the movement Rookie
Teller who is seeking to recruit the
strongest speak king team possible, viii
be heard in the following cities:
washington. Monday. April 5: PittsburG
April Is Cleveland. april : Detroit. April
: Chicago. April g Minneapolis, April TO-
Kansas CiEy. April L. st. Louis, April - ;
cincinnati. April II: Bu1ai0. April ID ;
Boston April 16: PhiladelPhia, April Il (;
New York, April IS
Rockefeller presided on Monday
night at a great laymen's dinner in
the Hotel Pennsylvania. New York.
arranged By himself. in association
with Charles Z. Hughes. Cleveland H
Dodge and Alfred E Marlin. kansans
invited To attend include Charles
Scott Of lola. ". A. White of En-
poria. Governor Allen. V NJ. Wiley Of
Hutchinson. a A Hyde of Wichita
and w. G. Coleman OF Wichita.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
HOPE FOR UPSET OF DOPE
Little Else Can Give Jayhawkers Vic
tory IN Meet With Tigers At h. c.

Lawrence. Kan. March 24-The
University % Kansas entries IN the
annual Missouri Kansas dual meet to
be held q Convention hall in Kansa 5
City were announced today by Track
Coach Kari Schiadeuan.
airho the Kansans will be without
the services or EscAel and HaddOck. the
return Of Captain Dewau will cousld-
erablr strengthen the Jayhawkers and
Schfademan is predicting a close meet
II the dope il upset in one or two
events the jay hRwSers may even nose
the Tigers out in the meet
The entries announced by Schlade-
man are.
5o-vasl dash-Hoste5ter, Bradley. Nc
50-va-d low hurdles-Bradey, PringFe.
Js,.sseu-
50-yard high burdiNs-Bradlev. Priuge,
Jackson
iio-ya-d dash Iodsey. Lobaugh. Rhine.
hare b' LFarr.
>e9-yarI run-Rodkey- DcvalI, Coghill,
EItrrhHr7-
2u'r run-pcwalI. Massey. McMurphy-
Net 'aIl
emile ruu-Nassev. McMurphey- McCalL
High jumD-BraIlev, Howard smith
Tnfe tauit-ITpward- Parkinson, Heller
Surr put-Erldiev. PriuEle.
Relay Iaadkcy. . Learv. DewaI and
either Lahau=h or Coghill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
b. Frauess Jones' Ielephone $3.50.

Mr. auI Mrs. Bert woolard have pur-
chased the PROPERTY at 2012 East sixth ave
Huo ami Will change their residence from
Market street 70 the new home next week
Mr. Ollie snyder WHO is i'll 1t local
hospital Is doing nicely.
Mr. p1u Warmer has returned to his
home. Freeman avenue. FROM La Lunta,
tuio- where be was called By the illness
and death OF his mother
Tho L. A II. club viii be entertained
Friday afternoon ut the home Of Mrs.
James farquer. Emmett street.
Fl" Ladies' Aid society Of the Third
Christian church viii give silver tea
Frftlay afternoon at the home Of Mrs. T. A.
1ues. 81 Leland street
The T.. s. e.. club was entertained Tues
dag lfternuou at the home Of Mrs. Jess
sme ser 1862 Clay street The guests Of
Mrs. j. disney. Mrs. John Helfrieh Mrs.
Mlrk Whitfiil. Mrs-Jo Disney. Mrs. s. v.
entertain the club At her home, Ohio ave
Mrs. r. Weaver has returned to her home.
~ Monroe street from Il visit 10 her
daughter. Mrs. a. W Anderson II Nepokrn.
ran Mrs Anderson has been III but is
recovering
Mrs. D. = M.KIbbrn and Mr. r. G.
NJ iNnheu were called 70 Roswell y Mex.
several day go bv the Illness Of Mr. T. Z
" gN,noen- who has since died. The body
VIII De brought here for burial
mrs l. r. short and son LenOx OF Chi
raEn are visiting Mrs Shorts parents Mr.
and Mrs J. NJ Recob and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. W F. Womhles OF Omaha.
Nenr.. are the parents of little daughter
BORN March l. They have named the baby
llenrictte Jean Mr. and Mrs WombEes
iormeriy made their home here
MT H. Jones' who has made his home
I'm Stratt0u. Colo. the past two years has
E.turued 10 Topeka Mrs. Jones will come
thursday and they will make their home
here
Little Vivian Stafford who has been in at
hor home East Sixth avenue. is recovering
De meeting Of tho Ciematis club to have
n'0u Mold Thursday afternoon At fbs
."inr II Mrs T. :. Young 100 Rrapn~-
rret mas been postponed for me week
y - A'ua- tlttie daughter. Lorraine is I'M
Win the chiekenpov
Mr. and Mrs William Bashaehes whA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
COMING FOR STOCK SALE
Annual HoIsteiR Association Event
Opens Here Tomorrow.

Visitors and members from many
parts of the state were arriving in To-
peka today 70 attend the opening Of
the annual sale of the Ho1stein- Fries
ian association Of Kansas. to be held
at the fair grounds Thursday and Fri
day.
A brief business session will be held
at O'Clock tomorrow morning a the
sales pavilion If the weather per-
mits. a parade Of fine stock on Kan
sas avenue will be held The sale viii
begin at II o'clock and will be the
finest showing of fancy dairy stock
ever held in Topeka, according to W
H. Mott. sales manager.
Tomorrow night the Cha timber of
Commerce and public spirited citizens
will give a banquet for the members
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
IN BRoTHER.s FOOTSTEPS.
Ernest Criaub Elected to Captain h
T. 1891 Basketball Five

Lawrence. Kan. March 24.-Ernest
Urlaub was elected captain of the 1921
University of Kansas basketball team
1T the annual basketball banquet here
last night Urlaub is the second MEM
her of the Triaub family to captain a
Kansas five. In 1918 his brother, Ru-
doff- led the Jayhawkers.
Urlaub played center on the Kansas
team during the past season. and took
part in every game. He scored la
points. being fifth man in the valley.
This year was his second on the Kan
sas team. He played in 1917. and was
in the army in 1918. Last year he
played center on the Thirty fifth divi-
sion team
He is the only man in the 1920
squad who had won a letter previous
TO this year. who viii return for the
1891 season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
IS. COATES HEADS KNIGHTS.
Election Of Officers Topeka Com
mnuticry No. ,. Held Tuesday.

tINtAAFN NJ - EAGsu Il uCe119
Wurs COATES was elected eminent
comma1der of Topeka Commandery
No. =. knights Templar to succeed
I-aurr w BomEarduer. at the annual
election 90 officers Tuesday evening
Dtner officers elected we're. John
8 Ste.nu1e-er- geueralissimo; Chester
.. Buell. captain general; George W
FAINTER. senior warden; Horace W
oTrard. Junior warden; Daniel W. Mel
us was reelected treasurer for the
-i.tceuth time. and George ". Nc
Cietlaud. elected recorder for the fifth
r--ul Officers appointed included:
Elmer + Strain. prelate; Ralph n
cotton. standard bearer: Oscar Raines,
Sword bearer. George w Porter. war
Da- and William J. Bond. sentinel
Tn sday was Past Commanders
fa A class of IS men received
E1i atnooa- A banquet was held at
$3.50 ar -he Masonic temple. Justice
Taur- Mason was the principal speak
Dr. John NJ. EinkeI, past grand COM
utlrtler made a brief address and pre-
scented the past commander Jewels.
william : BergunGthal responded for
the past commanders Walter l.
PAYNE made the address for the class
--rl-dtet. Miss Margaret Rust rang
several solos.
Tho class receiving the degree Of
Ll.rhtnuod was as follows: Thomas
Davis. G@kaIoosa; a Ramsey, Doni-
phau, ID. Grayscn. Oskaloosa; G L.
uockh0-n. OskGioosa, Lee O. Gay and
r. ~ Trousdaie. Oskaloosa; c. L.
Parker. A. z. Scott O.. W. Lyon. d. W
Sruddard A. A. Eav. o. Miller, H
IIayv kins. r. Nj Stay baugh. L L Van
TasseI T. NJ Brown. r a. Nardy L
T. Westbrook. T.. u. Blecha. A A
sand e. A. Peters. L. ?. Hutchings,
George L. Msltby, George A. Williams.
I e.. Conrath. and Walter L Payne.
All OF Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
FOR SECOND OF TITLE SERIES.
Chicago L. Sends Eleven Basketeers
to Play on Pennsylvania L. Court.

~Chica go, March 24-E1evsn mem
bers Of the University of Chica 20
basketball squad are in philadelphia
today where the team will tackle
Pennsylvania tonight
This will be the second game of
the series of three battles for the ma
tionaI intercollegiate championship
The final game will be played in the
Princeton gym Saturday. if PennsyI-
yania wins tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24

have both been i'll at their home, Eighth
and Golden avenues, with the smallpox
have recovered
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boyd and two chill
dren who are en- route to their home in
Colinsvile. Pa after spending the past
at the home OF Mrs. Boyd's parents Mr.
and Mrs John Stafford. Highland avenue
Mrs. Boyd WAS quite Ill when she went
west but is now completely recovered.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
Coal Wage Confab at standstiTl.

New York March e4.-Nego tiations
for a new wage agreement for the
anthracite miners were at standstIil
here today, pending a decision by the
mine owners whether they will pre-
vent d suspension of work in the hard
coal fields after April l by granting
the mine workers demand that ANY
wage awards shall be made retroactive
to that date The miners will receive
the operators reply at O'Clock to-
night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24

OF the association and the 1,0Oe wish
tors. An entertainment program of
fifteen numbers has been prepared
H H Pugh viii be toastmaster. J.
II. Lee is chairman of the program
committee, George Godfrey Moore
chairman Of the entertainment com
mIttee. and Henry W. McAfee chair
man of the reception committee.
A number of prominent stock and
dark men from all parts of the coun-
try will address the breeders
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
FREE AUTOMOBILE!

For every quarters worth of goods
you buy Mt the Variety Store from 6
a. m. May % to June 18th you will
have one vote to cast for any child
you choose. On June 18th the child
receiving the most votes will be pre-
sented with the $25 automobile. Sec
this prize in the Variety Store win
dow. This store is going out of bust
ness and will put on sale the entire
stock Mt reduced prices. Below arc
some of the Bargains:
d8 piece sets of white dishes, $7.9S.
42 piece sets of gold band dishes,
$1O.49.
10 quart enamel buckets, $1.1O.
ii quart galvanized buckets, soc.
10 quart galvanized buckets, Soc
Aluminium stew pans, $l.35
Aluminium pudding pans, Csc.
10 quart aluminium buckets, 1876
Large white enamel dish pans, 1. .95
Brass wash boards, 75c.
10 per cent off on all Pyrex and 20
per cent on brown Guernsey baking
dishes. All toys, dolls and notions at
bargain prices. Crochet thread C. M
c.. ut 10 cents. Glassware, dishes OF
all kinds, trays, etc, at reduced
prices.
THE VARIETY STORE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
HARRIS HART COMING.

Hon. Harris Hart, State S,iperin-
tendent of Public Instruction, will
deliver the annual literary p~ldrcss
at the commencement of TazcwclI
High School, Saturday evening. May
the goth. Next to the Goverrpr OF
the state, Mr.. Hart holds tho most
important Official position of the COM
monwealth- Those who have kc9yt up
with tho rapid progress of all csll,cn
tlonal movements in the state during
the last three trying years, p,lticui-
arly in the matter of far-sighted and
far-reaching legislation, will well
come this opportunity to hear the
distinguished speaker under whose
leadership so many important steps
have been taken in so short II time.
The invitation was extended TO Mr..
Hart in the hope that not only the
Tazewc!l High School community,
but that many parents and citizens
from other school communities in the
county might hear vital phases of
education discussed by one so fitted
in person and position to inspire
fruitful interest. So the invitation is
extended to every pupil patron. and
citizen in the county to hear Mr..
liart's address.
A. S. GREEVER,
Division Stunt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
Nine ARE DEAD
in W. VA. RIOT
In Battle Between Baldwin De
tectives and Union Miners,
Officers Are Killed-Mayor
of Matewan Injured Also.

Nine mon were killed and others
were wounded in battle between de-
tcctives of the Baldwin Felts Agency
and miners ut Matewan Wednesday
evening. The shooting is said to have
had its origin in the efforts of the de-
tcctives to evict miners from houses
of the Stone Mountain Coal Com
pany because of their activities in
forming local union.
The dead are l.. C. Felts, E. o.
Powell, A. j. Booker, j. w. Fergu-
son, l.. N. Brown, C. B. Cunning
ham and Albert Felts, all members
of the Baldwin-Felts Agency. md
Robert Mullins and "Tot" Tinsley,
and Mayor Cnbell FISHERMAN, the lat
ter being residents of Matewan. The
wounded are Isaac Brewer. seriously
wounded; j. w. Chambers, shot in
the leg; Samuel Arts and William
Roher.
The detectives came on train out
of Bluefield, according to one state
ment. wearing badges indicating that
they were deputy sheriffs. They at
tempted to arrest the miners and tho
Mayor asked them upon what author
ity the arrest were made. They are
said to have "bogus Warrants" sup
posed to have been issued by jus
ticc of the peace. While the Mayor
was talking to the detectives, it is
said. Albert Fclts shot the Mayor with
4 pistol concealed in his coat pocket.
Following this, Fclts was shot and
killed by Sid Hatfield chief of police
at Mutewan. A pitched battle follow
cd and ten or more men are belicv-
cd to have been killed.
Detachments of the West Virginia
State police are on the scene now and
have the situation we'll in hand.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
TURNER -HELDRETH.

NJ. Clarence Turner, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. Turner well kno%n
young man of Tazewell,, now en-
ployed by the Norfolk and Westeran
Railway Company at Keystone, W.
Va, and Miss Sallie Heldreth, daugh-
ter of Mr.. J.. II. Heldreth, also of
this city, who has for some time in
training for nurse in Richmond
Va, were quietly married Sunday
May 16. The ceremony took place in
Bristol, Tenn.
After the ceremony they left Bris-
tol for Keystone. w. We, where they
will make their future home.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
PROGRAM OF CLOSING EVENTS
OF TAZEWELL HIGH SCHOOL.

Rev Hugh E. Kelso will preach
the graduation sermon to the Senior
Glass of the Tazewell High School in
the Methodist Church Sunday, May
%, at IL n. m.
Miss Bessie Jackson's music class
will give public recital in the audi.
torium of the High School.
Exercises of the Senior Class OF
1920 will be held in the High School,
auditorium on Friday night, May 28
Mt 8 p. m.
Hon. Harris Hart, State. Supt. Of
Public instruction, will deliver thu
Literary address on Saturday nigh
at p. M. Following the addres.
diplomas will be awarded the grad
yates.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
MRS HIRAM SHOWERS DEAD.

Mrs. Florence Showers, wife of H.
r. Showers, of Burke's Garden, died
on the 18th, at the Sanitarium at
Marion. The burial took place OF
Tuesday in Burke's Garden.
Mrs. Showers had been in very pool
health for years, and her death was
great relief from an incurable
affliction.
Besides a husband she leaves q
number of children. She was AZ year:
of age, and was Miss Moss before
marriage, the daughter of Mr. ant
Mrs. Rush Moss prominent people O.
Burke's Garden.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
MIR. 4. ID. WTTTEN PRESIDENT
AMERICAN FURNITURE co.

In this issue of the Clinch Valley
News appears an advertisement Of
the American Furniture Co. Martins
Vile, Va. for 100 employees needed
by the company. Mr.. Wittcn, tho
President. is native of Tnzewcll,
and his many friends and relatives
here are glad though not surprised.
to know of his success. A recent is
sue of the Henry County Bulletin.
contained an account of tho growth
methods, etc, of the company, highly
complimentary to the good sense and
Square dealing Of the Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
MACK SENNETT BATHING
BEAUTIES COMING.

The New Theatre regrets that il
was necessary to cancel "Poyyanna'
for June 3rd in order to take on
yankee Doodle in Berlin" the world
famous comedy, featuring the Mack
Sennett Bathing Girls in person. This
show is on a tour of Virginia, com.
ing here direct from Richmond, Roa.
noke, Lynchburg and Bristol and
June Bird was the only available date
for Tazewell. "Pollyana" will be here
in the near possibly June S
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
PROTRACTED MEETING TO BE-
GIN AT NORTH TAZEWELI.

The protracted meeting in North
Tazewell Methods church begins
Sunday evening instead of morning
in view of the High School com
mentement sermon to be preached by
Rev. Hugh E. Kelso in the Methodist
church in Tazewell Sunday morning
Rev. Ira Evans Hicks, the great
evangelist, will assist in the meet
ings. Every body invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
DOWN COMES TIRES!

Until further notice we will sell
Fisk, Goodrich and Sterling tires at
10 per cent reduction. There has been
no reduction in the market-we have
large stock on hand and we need
the cast. 1t is fine opportunity to
buy some good tires cheap.
TAZEWELL MOTOR CO.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
MISS REBA CORELL.~

Miss Reba, 38 years old, daughter
of the late John Corell, died in Roa-
noke last Monday. The remains were
brought to Tazewell on Tuesday and
inferred in Thompson Valley, at the
White church.
Her father moved from Tazewell
to Giles county some years ago, and
thence to Roanoke. He was brother
to j. o. Corcll, the well known citi-
zen of Thompson Valley.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
FLYING SQUADRON AND SALIVA.
TION AIRY MERGED INTO ONE.

The Flying Squadron was COM
wandered last week by Chairman j.
A. Leslie, and ordered to turn itself
loose in the interests of the Campaign
for the Home Service Fund for 1920.
The members responded gladly and
willingly, and expressed themselves
willing to do their best, and go any
where possible. Some, being entirely
unable to leave town, expressed re.
grets. Among this hitter small mum.
Der was Senator Royal, who STATED
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
TO DISTRICT CON
FERENCE AT ST. PAUL.

Delegates to the Tazewell District
Conference, St. Paul, Va. Thursday
May 20 to %: j. Powell Royal, j.
S. Bottimore, T. A. Repass, ]. II.
Bowling, C. R. Brown, Geo. c.. Peery,
Alex st. Clair, Walter Steele, Mrs.
L. a. Tynes, Mrs. j. E. Wolfe, Mrs.
j. W. Whitley, Mrs. Mary O'KccfPe,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Grove, f. H. Forbes, f.
=. Moore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
wATCm THE roRDs GO HY.

For ihc past thirty days great
numbers of new Ford cars have been
passing through the country. They
are care being driven from the fnc-
tory to points in Southwest Vir-
ginin, Tennessee and other points
south. since the breaking down of
the railways no ears are being shipp-
cd consequently NIL makes of auto
mobiles are being driven overland
from the factories. More Forls are
going through than all other makes
Of cars combined. Ii you want Ford
get your order in at once and join
the next driveway. which will br
sometime in June.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
CIVIC LEAGUE CAMPAIGN TO
CLEAN UP TAZEWELl..

Every body boost and help raise
money TO ;lcfray expenses. Buy tags
wear them and prove you are for II
bigger. clc,nsr and better Tnzcwcll.
NJ. j. Ilrnl,AIs oilers to donate +
prr cent of his gross receipts Satur-
day, May ~. Sandwiches and lee
cream served all day in NJ. j. liam
kins Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
THE VARIETY STORE.
HIGHWTYMAN WILL DO FIFTEEN
YEARS.

Frank Barton, thcGraham high
wayman, who held up, robbed and
otherwise mistrcated young CIR.
Walker, of Graham, was convicted in
the circuit court here last Friday
night and given fifteen years in the
State penitentiary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
A. S. GREEVER,
Division Stunt
$500 CASH PRIZE FOR BEST
LOAF OF BREAD.

Deliver your exhibit to committee
in the balcony of lIankins store.
Everybody send in II loaf of bread.
Bread will be auctioncd and funds.
turned over to the Civic League. Let's
get together and make Saturday,
May %. the biggest day in the his
tory of Tazcwcll
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE FOF
GAIE

Have new victor talking machine
in first class condition, which | offer
for $4,000. Have about 35 double re-
cords, which go with the machine al
the price.
s. r. HEARALD,
Tazewell. Va, r. F. D. No. |.
May Gilt
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
COW FOR SALE.

l offer for sale fine, thoroughbred
Jersey cow. six years old and fresh
For further information apply to- f
T. WITTEN, Tazewell, Virginia.
5-14-2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
SADDLE HORSE WANTED.

Wanted n nice, we'll gated saddle
horse-4 to G years old. Weigh about
100 pounds.
Communicate at once.
j. PAYNE,
llorsepen, Va.
6i1lot1,oid
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21

Pointer Cast Ranges, $77.5O
Midway Pointer ranges, 59.5O
No. 8 cooking stoves. 1850
Round Oak iron built ranges. 5000
Cotton and felt mattresses $i350
to $4,000
Iron beds, springs, hat racks. etc.
TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21
CARLOAD OF OH.

CARLOAD OF OIL.
We have lust received Il carload oi
Supreme Motor oil and grease, come
to us for prices, we can and will save
YOu mOncY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-21

5114-2 t.paid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19
Health Centers for Care Of
 Babies Are Being Formed

they are about to begin in a small way, a work of such magnitude and so far-reaching that it's results will extend through the ages and will be realized in future general tions.
 This work will be conducted under the charge of Miss Elizabeth LaForge, chief public nurse for the city. who, with her intelligence and spirit of kind ly charity, is one of the women to know whom makes life ricfsar and more wholesome. Miss LaForge says: B Tt is the purpose of the bureau of child hygiene, under the health depart ment, to give bedside nursing to all children under school age needing such care and also the education of the mother in the care of herself and her baby so that we may prevent illness and mortality among infants and chil- dren''
 Birmingham" she says, Averages about 10 deaths of infants under one year to the thousand born. Twenty three of the 30 deaths of babies in No- vember, 1920, occurred during the first month of life, showing how soon care should be given the mother and child. Consequently the bureau of child hygiene is establishing health eenters in various parts of the city. where weekly conferences may be held by the mothers with a childs specialist in re- gard to the care and diet of their babies.
 The first center will be opened about January 1 at the Cunningham school. it being a community center. The board of educatio his supplying 3 room