davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
PRESIDENT HARDING AND THE
SOUTH

We have little doubt but that Presi-
dent Harding in his message con-
corning the condition Of the South
was actuated by the noblest impulses
and motives the most sincere, and
we are glad that most Of the news
papers and the people of the South
took that view Of it.
So far as we have seen very few
If any attributed to him sinister or
unworthy motives.
But before issuing such startling
and hurtful message it seems to us
that he should have taken into his
confidence Southern congressman
and the Boards of Health of the states
affected by his message.
Let us suppose for example that
President Wilson without calling into
his confidence the State Boards OF
Health or the Congressman of that
section had promulgated message
saying that the states bordering on
| the Pacific ocean were threatened
with dreadful epidemic and were on
| the verge of semi-starvati0n, does one
believe that the Republican press
would have praised him for having
been actuated by the noblest feelings
Of his heart, but rather would he not
have been lambasted from Dan to
Bersheba?
In regard to President Harding S
message about the South being threat
ened with pestilence and famine what
are the findings?
z In the Associated Press dispatches
we are told that:
Denial that there is condition
approaching a famine or plague in
the South" was made. in the report
unanimously adopted by the health
officers in conference with Surgeon
General Cumming.
s'The report held that many such
statements, erroneous and mislead
ing" had been made to the public
After brief discussion, a statement
incorporated in the report as prepared
/ by five health commissioners, that
1--WE do not regard the situation in
any sense as more serious at the
present time than during the pas,
several years"
How much betetr it would have
been if this report had been formu
lated before the president had made
his message public.
Never before was the South limo
Gently placed in more hurtful light
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
A STRANGE CHARACTER IS MISS
CLARKE

1t is hard to destroy faith in "a.
ular idol. That Miss Lena Clarke ia
many friends in Palm Beach, VI.
maintain a stolid faith in her inDe
cence in spite of the confessions ii.
has made, retracted, and remads i
one of the strange features Of thk
mysterious affair. It is said Of be,
that she was "a good sport, write,
of wierd stories for the cheap mara
zines, believer in the occult, a cus
tai gazer, a believer in the influence
of the stars on human destinies." and
other stories which are not impos
sible of belief in view of her recen!
history Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
TOM WATSON ANOTHER AcAPT
CURRY

"Savoyard,' the Washington cores
pondent of number Of newspapers
gets off the following on Tom Watson,
the Georgia Senator:
"Tom Watson caught Tarter the
other day when he tackled Senator
Myers, of Montana Evidently Watson
had marked him for slaughter
and certainly he precipitated the rem
contre. Myers alluded to the fact that
Watson is an intellectual bully rum
ming up and down the Chamber seek
ing whom he might devour and then
related an anedote of the Revolutions
ary War illustrative of Toms fero-
cious truculence / am sorry Myers
did not give the correct version Of
the anedote. 1t was my good for
tune to hear Governor Curtin, Of
Pennsylvania, relate it some thirty
years ago. and I'll give it.
Captain Curry of Washingtons
army, late in life when in his cups,
used to boast after this fashion:
At the battle of Monmouth, al
though in the light horse, fought
that day on foot | slashed with my
sabre cuts ane and two, and a head
went off here and a limb went or
there, until the blood actually ran into
my shoes. A pile of dead bodies sur
rounded me, was excited and still
slashing away when | felt gentle
and kindly touch on my shoulder. I
looked up and behold, there was Wash
ington! | shall never forget the
solemnity of his appearance, the
betnignity of his countenance, the
gravity of his speech. He gazed at
me sadly for single moment and
then said: Young man, restrain
your impetuosity. In the name OF
God / beseech you, / emplore you, not
to make a slaughter-house of the field
of battle =
1t was plain that in the opinion of
Senator Myers that in the ferocious
war of words of which the United
States Senate is ever the theater, SEN
ator Watson. of Georgia, is the Cap
tain Curry of that slaughter.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

Former Governor Cole L. Blease
OF South Carolina, asked to assist in
an effort to- have camp jackson, at
Columbia retained rsfued to. do so.
As matteE1ofs falt,sihe says. he will
be glad when camp jackson is broken
up. He believes that the camp has
increased immortality and all that
sort of thing. !. There are many others
who share the same view: We recent
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
BATTLE or THE GIANTS

There is an adage grown some
what hoary which says that when
Greek meets Greek then comes the
tug of war!
So watch out! Greek is face to
face with Greek in this state. The
esteemed editor of the Times Union
has met the esteemed editor of the
Miami Herald and characterized him
as the wild Man from Borneo!
Now we shall expect a battle Of
the giants!
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
TWO BIG JOBS

e President Harding says that ITO the
United States is committed the task
of reforming the world
When that task is finished we hope
that the president will turn his at
tention towards the reformation OF
his party.
It needs it bad enough if half
be true what is said about it in the
halls Of congress.
Charity should ak least end if ii
does not begin at home The re-
formation Of his party is too import
ant e be overlooked.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
i SHOULD woRRyr

The Florida State Board Of Hea'n
sends out the following excelleni ~
Of advice:
] Don't worry, don't hurry, eat plenQ
0f neurishing food, wash your nana'
before each meal, clean your teen
twice a day, wear comfortable elo'ns
getsllong hours of sleep in the l'e'.
air4and health is yours say some 2
the, doctors teaching folks to avon
tuberculosis.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

State newspapers that are ridicul-
ing that Flying Squadron method
of examining school teachers in Flor
ida are on the right track. The thing
is a sorry farce. Miami Metropolis.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

Tie shock from a bolt of lightning
that struck her home in Lynn, Mass
sachusetts. restored to woman her
speech and hearing. When the bolt
lstruck she screamed 'Oh. my baby!'
and NOW talks as well as ever. Which
makes true the saying that it is an ill
wind that blows no good so now we
are able to apply the same saying to
lightning bolts.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
DOES MISS LENA CLARK WANT
ONLY ONE CORRECTIONS

To one of the numerous nevspapf
reporters Miss Clarke in her cell in The
Orlando Jail is quoted as saying:
,~,sI @ wish you would correct one
thing For me" The colored boy sad
LstoId : him to take that note to ny
sweetheart. That was an absolute lie
IsWQuld never use such an expression
apyWay,g9especially before a servant
TIis mot in the least like me and
everybody ought to know that /
s should be very glad to have that cor
.n, nsunny-tempefed prisoner h''
peaauthe Tampa Tribune's repor: q
heftsBseral interviews given out g
tKgl press very closely there is one
other thing perhaps she would want
eQrracted.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
,4HARDEE COUNTY HERALD

The "zolfo Springs Truth, z'a'
Springs, one of the Iiveliest ana n'''
enterprising of the Florida veeAps,
has changed its name to The hs''s <.
County Herald pa compliment Q =
new county, and the fact tne y
lication purposes to serve and sa's'
tise it.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

One million, eight hundred and
eighty-three thousand homes in the
United States have been broken up in
the divorce courts in the last twenty
years, and in six counties in the United
States the divorces now exceed the
marriages. So it can hardly be true
that marriages are made in heaven
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

Mr.. A. j. Trueblood has become
interested in the publication of the
Barlow Record. A splendid name for
an editor to possess and better still
II he shall live up to it. which we hope
Mr.. TruebIood will do.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

Senator Borah, Republican of Idaho,
warns Republican leaders against in
creasing taxes in revising the internal
revenue bill. To do so he says will
reduce the Republican membership
in Congress- Borah is almost per-
suaded to become a Democrat, and a
number of others are doing some
thinking along the same lines.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

The three-cent postage is likely to
come back, and rs cents for special
delivery. VIII Hays says that he
must have this additional revenue in
6 TO enable the department to
reader proper service. He wants
the masses rather than the classes to
bear this burden.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

The Congressional Record prints a
story that thirteen hundred children
were found starving in the city of
Phoenix, Ariz., Phoenix is not put
down as being located in the semi
sarving south
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

The Florida Grower says that Gov
ernor Hardee seems to be as much
man as he is Governor; as much cit
.izen as he is executive. He goes
fishin'.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

" heard a good citizen state ;. !,
his own knowledge that sorrov !. :
been brought into many good hon..
in a certain Florida county in xs,.s
a military camp is located. Tam.
Tribune.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

Prof Coolidge says that no one with
the possible exception of the great
Napoleon, has ever attracted so much
attention in the outside world as has
Woodrow Wilson.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

Two out of every three persons in
the world are unable to read and
write, and one billion of the billion
six hundred million persons in the
world are non-C Christian. So the
churches have yet a tremendous task
ahead of them.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

1t is interesting to note that Ca
ruso's last song for the victrola was
entitled Memories of Naples 1t
was. It is interesting to note that Ca
GUS tenor died the second in the city
of Naples.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12
WHO CAN BLAME THEM

A Toxic cablegram says 'ns' !.
men in Japan are docking to lns !. K
perial University in ques' &
.elixir of youth The un''s'e 8
claims that goat gland trea'ns'
successful.-Miami Metropolis
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

The mind of the. bigot is like the
pupil Of the eye; the more light you
put upon it, the more it will con
tract.-O. w. Holmes.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

The Palatka Daily News has made
a jolly Irishman of Elmer McCrearey
by calling him Mccarthy.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-12

1t seems that two can play = !.
same, game. An orginazau0a', :. !
sprung up in Texas wnlen l ..soe
self the AAntiKu Klux Kan -.
avowed purpose is to "sh00' d
like dogs any person disco'ss +,.,-.
be a member of the Ku kluh =
Miami Metropolis.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
POSTAGE STAMPS for collections At low
,rices We buy collections and small lots for
ash Pearlmsn's Book Shop, 933 O ct. NV.
X-RAY EQUIPMENT.

X-RAY EQUIPMENT.
Wantz Interrupterless Trans
former, 22O volts, direct current,
with treatment unit tube. Also
Victor Coolidge Tube and Vic
tor Tilt Table, all in perfect con-
dition. Bargain at 81 900.
Solace lnterrupterless Trans
former, 220 volts, alternating
current with time switch. Bar
gain at $780,
2 Scheidel Western Coils, ITO
and 22O volts. direct current. 70
inch and 12-inch backup. Bar
gain at $500 each.
2 80 NJ. A. X-Ray and High
Frequency Oil Insulated Ma
chimes, complete with tube and
tube stands, brand-new. Bar
gain at $1,000 each. These ma
chimes with tube and tube
stands are now selling for 81 600
each.
Address Box S4S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

SMALL. size open faced watch: solid gold; 5
small diamonds in 644 B st Sc.
GENTIEMAN'S CLUSTER RING with o
stones; cost $500: will sacrifice for Sl6O; also
iady's solitaire diamond ring: cost $lio; will
sell for $45 if sold this week.
X ~
Evening star., 1921-04-17
MARSHALL BUSINESS
RROkERS


MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
Business Brokerage is our spe-
|cialty; our success is we'll known.
Square dealing and confidence of
the public as we'll as the facilities
to render efficient service are re-
quired to make a success in any
business; we appreciate the con-
hdence placed in this office and
every effort is being made to
render our large clientele the
best service possible. We do not
list or advertise undesirable or
overpriced or questionable
places that will depreciate the
value OF real places. We elimi-
nate all features that have a
tendency to cheaper our busi-
ness; our exclusive and conf
dental method OF handling prop
erty is appreciated-list now and
save time-we have little or no
competition. Inspect the follow
ing:
Opportunity-Owner leaving
city, will sell at sacrifice; Garage
business, lease and equipment /;
capacity about 80 cars; no better
location. Price, $500.
Confectionery and Bakery
Uptown; no better location in
city. Price, 5000; or will sell
half interest for 81, 500.
Small Delicatessen and Fancy
Grocery-Rent, $40; this store
handles only the best goods.
Price, $500.
Confectionery, Fruits and Deli
catessen-Near transfer corner
hrst-class equipment. Price,
SIS, 500.
Grocery and Meats-Old
established; rent, SIS. Price,
500; or invoice.
Small Grocery and 'Confec-
tionery-Rent, $35; several liv-
ing rooms. Price, $500.
Cigars. News, Stationery
Located NV; owner having
other business interests, will
sacrifice; opportunity for lady.
$3.50.
Cigars and Fountain Business
Prominent corner NV. Price.
$4,000.
Small Restaurant-Near Gov.
building s.w.; rent, $50; this
place is well equipped. Price,
81 600.
Lunchroom, l4th st.-Rent.
sos; 3-year lease. Price. 81, 700.
We advise quick action on the
following rooming houses; 10
sold in the last week.
Beautiful and extensively fur
nished rooming house In the
business section; 13 rooms, elee-
tric lights, hot-water heat. Price,
5000.
Rooming House, IA rooms,
near Franklin Park, completely
furnished; rent, SIS. Price,
ST 400.
Rooming House, listed Satur-
day, 10th, near 10th and H sts. I;
10 rooms, newly papered, we'll
furnished full particulars at this
office.
Rooming House, near llth and
Eye sts.; IL rooms; rent, $50.
Price, 81 900.
Rooming House, II rooms,
near 18th and K +; rent, SIS, lease.
Price, $500; terms.
Speciai-Two adjoining roosn-
ing houses. near 18th and K SITS. Z:
rent for both, Sl4O; y rooms, 6
baths, h.-w.h.; sickness cause of
selling. Price, $500 for both
houses.
Rooming House, ID rooms,
near 1lth and Eye SITS. IA rooms,
nicely furnished. Price, 81 800.
Rooming House, near l4th and
Rhode Island ave; IA rooms,
we'll furnished; exclusive and
paying. Price, $1,7OO.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
Brokers'
! -...- go n T. ~A -.asl-.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

6TsIN.sezs.. OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-Pa:tne.. lady or gentleman of re-
estaiisG"d licensed thea trical enterprise; by
.pp"r';'G,.y !0r right party: services optional.
H:i:c fiarry Goulet, Astor Theater bldg, Snlts
;nl7, 45th and broadway, New York city.
S1o1.G0o CORPORATION wants sales manager;
We n ausacture patented articles needed by
over nine million people: indorsei by Z. s.
government: no cornpetit0n: should net $l0.ouO
annually: S1,TO to 2,50O capital required.
Scott. Y W. Washing son, Chicago.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted by established
manufacturing corpora ton: open local Office;
Wholesalers and retailers: should net $lO,oOo
annually; ahou. 81 ,6DO capital required Pres
ident, s22 Reaper block. lineage:
$50. Oo0 CORPORATION wants capable man
I" open otice and manage statesmen for high
class new device. every home prospect. big
money making possibilities for right man: open
ing m every city; costs So retS:ls 81; S5'c 10
s., ,1t' Necessary to finance exclusive agency.
Mr. iiogane. % y. Clark ST.. Chicago.
WE PROPERLY organize yo., prepare bond
issues, negotiate loans. write rrospectTses, fur
nisn stock statesmen or list OF satisfied in
vtstors: brnk!at and M. free. Nat! orga n za-
tion Co.. 163 ". Washington ST. Chicago.
MAILING LI:,TS--Farn.ers' names in Ind Llama.
ONO and the middle west: new. guaranteed
lsts. What counties do you want: Western
Circular Advertising 90. Indjsnal l.,:is. Ind. =
HAVE FURNITURE and want partner in
breakfast, turcn and roonins house PROPOSE ton ::
refs and 500 capital required. Address Box
l23 s. Star offfc~.
PARTNER wanted in live. growing business
must have at least $1,000 to invest; money
treated conidentally. Address Box
1896 X. Star Office. 49,
Evening star., 1921-04-17
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON C., APRIL
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.


WANTED-Scow. about 25 feet; also small re-
verse gear. Address Box 12S-S. Star once.
CANOE-Fquipped: perfect: $50. MIR. Peyton'
Franklin 1912. Sunday morning.
MOTORBOAT-37 IT. by 8 it.; 1S-h.p.; fnlly
equipped; one-man control. Apply r. Ingram
Corinthan Yacht Club.
17-FOGT OLD TOWN CANOE Call Great
Falls Canoe Club, between and 2. ASK Tor
Mr.. Burr.
CABIN LAUNCH-3O IT. long: full equipment :
electric lights. Eastern Power Boat Glno. ~.
5U-FT. CRUISER sacrificed half cost compiet"
equipment; electric lighted big cabin q It,
high berths. Kitchen. toilet; 2'.hp engine
genera tor. new storage battery: painted: quck
sale. Phone kens. 17-R. Inspect sunday II
CAMP on broadwater Of Potomac. near DIS
;rict line. Col. 123I-W. IL
LAUNCHES AND CANOES STORED BY
mon til or Year: marin. railway. Cumberland $
Boat House. foot of 10Th and + SITS. NV. Je23
CANOES for sale: 100 in stock: 1871 models;
ut D,mp>ey's buatilousc, Both and Il SITS. NV.
Come out and select your canoe. T. a. dempsey
MOTOR LAUNCH-lnquire evenings. 1882
Mt. Pleasant ST. Telephone Columbia 3.s2-J
Evening star., 1921-04-17
PERSONAL
CnnffnDed.

WANT TO MEET FEW LADIES AND GEN,
tlemen interested in magnetic, mental anu
spiritual healing. BOX 652. 11th St sta
A WE'LL REASONED, WELL PLANNED EN-,
deayor to build q more prosperous business Vi
buying ladies and mems worn suits, snoes. ,,sei.
trunks. etc: this class of stock Is Vaihao.e
property and should not be handed over 10
grafters. We pay cash to you direct Aain
4l45- JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
WANTED : To Buy RETURN TICKET TO
las Angeles, Calf. 150c st. NV Frankiin
1886
BOARD AND MOTHERS CARE GIVEN ONE
or two children. private family. Address Bon
26o-S. Star office.
WOULD SOME GENTLEMAN PASSING 10th
and Irving before . take young lady
down town in his car? Wiling to pay Ad
dress RoN 125-S. Star Office.
HEALTH, SUCCESS. THROUGH PSYCdOL-
osy. Consul Ia lion free. Dr- JEi;OMANi. lbeS
l4th ST. NV. Physical and mental treatments.
Instant relief. 10
SAVE YOUR CoMRINGS-I MAKE THEM
into switches, transform aticns. curl> and nat
rral bobs ut reasonable prices Mrs Nc
CARTY. 1927 ST. y. c ~
OUR PRICES ARE THE HIGHEST. WE
buy ladies and gents discarded clothes, shoes.
etc. WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE.
63S ID 81. NV. Pin. Main 3S7H. Call anywhere.
Rny time
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Confectionery and Bakery
Uptown; no better location in
city. Price, 5000; or will sell
half interest for 81 500.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Opportunity-Owner leaving
city, will sell at sacrifice; Garage
business, lease and equipment /;
capacity about 80 cars; no better
location. Price, $500.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Small Delicatessen and Fancy
Grocery-Rent, $40; this store
handles only the best goods.
Price, $500.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

STARIE MANURE, good. green, Tor gardens.
x4 two horse load rich. black soil for yards
and flower beds. So a load. 81 for three bushels
in small lots. delivered in truck anywhere IN
city limits Drop card.
ALPHONZO WELLS.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

To SUBIEASE-Tear room and dining room in
high class family hotel; fully equipped and
doing good business responsible rl.d !ully
capable parties only considered. Address Box
1SnS STR office. lae
Evening star., 1921-04-17
DIAMONDS ETC,

MOTOR LAUNCH-lnquire evenings. 34S2
Mi. Pleasant ST. Telephone Columbia 3!s2-J
Evening star., 1921-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.

SIS DOWN. sI5 per mouth buys metal IRE
proof garage. .onstructed. e105 up. Ironciad
Garage Company, Inc. 921 18th st. NV. Main
b672.
SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES, BAN.
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. ''BUY AT THE FAC.
TORY" RISE & COMPANY. 806 Low ST..
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Star gfGce. lss
AUTO ACCESSOkfH6, batteries, gasoline sta
ti0a; doing SlaO. UD annual business, low rent
al and s-ysar ieasc; no trouble about rsnewal;
ers in this line Of business. Will sell entire
business. but would prefer To sell half interest
Present manager will remain II desired. Should
I've able to make $15.00O this year. Price,
$35. .HD for entire plant 5000 will buy
half interest, Nesd not bs all cash. Address
Box 38.s. Star ot;ire
DRUG sTORE--Choice corner in northwest
section; well stocked md beautiful fxtures
II interested in purchase address Box 35i- Il,
Evening star., 1921-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MAEkEr (meat and veseta..c) reasonable
rent. with lease; good business. 200 St
Evening star., 1921-04-17
Pawn Tickets Cashed

e1s sT. opposite Pstsat o6ass.
VIII. CALL IN NY uNLETTERHD AUTO
usbiis, city or suburban. and pay yso highast
prices for ladies'. gentlemen's. chiidsan's d.
q rAed clothing Of all descriptiass- Address
postal oe phone. will call. W. RICE. I333
5th Az. n. 1765-
GAIL ths right maa. GET your right pr.ee Tor
your worn clothes. Phone Nerth <0l4,J a.
write l34S q st Nv. Abraham's.
WANTED FURNITURE. PIANOS, CAR.
pe&s. etc. Phone NJ. 1882 for wagon or have
ne call. "WESCHLER." go Pa. ave. nv.
n KRISTEN,
Furniture and carpets for . country hstsi.
Phone North 400 ls22 7th st. n.w.
FURNITURE for dining room. bedroom. SIT
ting room and parior; also some odd PIECES
Can Main 14ss. or ADAMS 1T. -
Send for NJ. Norman.
eiotking Phsss laia si7S. 7is Az ST. s0.
aye
Law BO0Ks-Carrsnt nU tskt anA oass
books; bast pstess paiA. PesFaAas's Bosk shep
eoS G st. NV
WANTBD-Reath ther beds aad fssnituse. Best
prices paid. Square Deal Furniture O., S0l
hZe N. Ehoee MAJ 80
Hv1xUkD -1eA ~ - 0UAeQR 1nD
vasA.e 6.htstN "a ~ ~ yAs,o .
'lGA-Nia1 a6 laoA10
Evening star., 1921-04-17

RUGS, CARPETS, several. very high-gnde,
slightly used. Riley. 433 11th st. NV. 15'
BUILDINGS q story, 3Ox6O,
complete, $500 each; will accept
liberty bonds at par value. East
ern Wrecking Co., Camp Hum
phrey, Va. Phone Camp Hum
phrey 3l0.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

$500 SECURES interest in local institution
Thcre safety is paramount. Address Box
Star office
Evening star., 1921-04-17
RNITiiRE.

BEREAU, brass bed, Springs. EhGIahdef
colch. billiard table. 1926 1!th st. NV.
CHINA CLOSET, golden oak; oval front and
bent ends; cost $50 before var: sell for $50:
Eng!o nder couch. Ike new. cost $37 sci! for
SIS: white iron bed aud National spring. sell
for $15. cost $50; no dealers. Phone Clcre.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

SMALL candy store: hest location on F st. |;
must hny fixtures; had health reason for sell.
ing. Address BoK ILLS. Star Office.
REAUTY PARLOR and apartment; exclusive;
excellent location doing good business; mod
ern equipment; wonderful opportunity for
woman who wishes to be al home. Phone n
1S6-W. 1Ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
REPORTS ON ACCIDENTS

Branch section of American Zinc
Institute Held at PiChcr.
special to The world
piCHER, Nov I9.-tmportnn.
facts relative 20 mine accidents In
this district we're brought out by Or
ID. l.. Cunneu chief surgeon at the
Pichcr hospital in a report made AZ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

the midweck meeting OF the tr.
state section OF the American Zinc
institute in this city.
lie stated that LOIS cases Of mine
injuries have been treated az his Of
flee duriug the year 1921, OF which
90 per cent resulted from minor and
10 per cent from major accidents.
II wac shown that Al per cent of thc
injuries werc caused by boulderg
slabs and rocks, 10 per cent resulted
from litt.ng rocks or pushing cans,
- per cent consisted OF injuries to
the scycs OF which S per cont re.
quircd the attention OF specialists.