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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
HAVE few thousand dollars TO invest in
one or more cold water flats. anywhere on
West Side. west OF 9TH av GROCER, Box
100 Herald. Harlem.
l want TO buy a or room brick or stone
house in West Bronx must he west of
Webster av. and cheap; all cash over first
mortgage. WEST BRONX. Box 14l1 Herald.
Harlem.
OWNERS ONLY.
Exclusive brokers for leasing and selling
apartment and private houses. Send par
ticulars. TAITT GREEN. 200 w. both St
OWNERSHIP your property with me; col
lection, general arrangements; attention to
Bronx solicited. A. b. PILKINGTON, 2214
9TH av Morningsde 1868.
WANT to rent for term of years small
loft and building downtown no objection
TO side street. ADVERTISER, room 1910.
200 Broadway
WANTED-Ten family house, West Side,
north OF 160th ST.. f; have 81. 900. J. ALLEN,
Room 1918 23S Broadway. N. Y. 9.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. West Side or
West Bronx. all cash basis: must be
cheap. Lawyer @. A. BRADY. 40 Bway.
MANIFESTATIONS house. s to 10 rooms /;
plenty grounds; all improvements; imme
date occupancy. T 144 Herald. Herald so.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

ADULTS want cheap furnished cottage, with
shady yard and water view, August TO
October. or by year. Connecticut or New
York only: committing distance. f., Apt.
80. eli West 1ilth 81. New York.
FURNISHED house. near water and golf
links. responsible family of adults, for
August and part OF September, within .
hours from Times Square. Box III, eos
18th av.
WANTED, s room house, 25 minutes from
New York or suburbs OF New Jersey, cen
trally located; fine neishborhood, high ele-
walton; all city convenlences. 1850 Herald,
Herald 50.
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Above Osth st.-5th Av. to North River.
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Miscellaneous.

FARMS for sale, catalogue free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY, Box +. 10 Nassau st.
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FARM PROPERTY.

BARGAINS-Several complete farms. near
Poughkeepsie, for sale with stock; about
65 acres each: 80 miles from New York
easy terms. Call to-day and see them.
MAHAI,tY 1877 W. 133d ri.
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wAITRESS-Two English ex-servico women
desire posts together as mattresses or cook
and housemaid waitress: experienced; near
sea preferred. @. u. Tapscott, 70 Carlton
st., Toronto, Canada.
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FREE and clear plot. 100x!00; unrestricted :
suitable for manufacturing purposes. laun-
dry, garage, &C.: easy terms: will consider
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Borough CT Miscellaneous.

FINE building plot. 100x1o0. 1s6th, adjoIl
ing Riverside Drive. SHARIIM. 10 Bwa,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

ON and after July 20 1 will not be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by any one
but myself. FRANK A. WOODHEAD.
WANTED-The following persons or their
heirs Mallard Curran Philpot Philadel-
phla. 1874; George w. Brown. New York,
HALLERAN AGENCY. Flushing. N. Y.
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REAL EsTATE-ouT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

TO CLOSE ESTATE-GREENLAw l.. I.
on Northport road, AZ acres, five minutes
from Greenlawn station, fifteen minutes to
ing: near yacht club; three miles from
Huntington; all fine level ground with plenty
OF trees; price $500 per acre; rare bargain;
property cost this amount ten years ago.
WILLIAM A. MAHR, room 1901. 257 4th av.,
N. Y. Tel. Creamery OSLO.
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Miscellaneous.
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Connecticut-sale or Rent.

MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.
Next DOR to PARADISE. Information cheer
fully given regarding lots, plots, for pleasure
homes or health seekers Address j. CIR
BEND. 10 Broadway.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET

New York.
b ARGA1N--SfJO balance season, S75 month:
country home. beautifully furnished COM
pete housekeeping; Ideal surroundings APP
paiachlan Mountains; high elevation near
Lake Mahopac Morningado 54Ji.
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New York state-saic or Rent.

FARM, $50 acres, 10 room house, with fur
niture; wagon house. cider mill. saw mill.
large barn, COW shed, farming utensils; on
State road; $4,000 and other property. APP
ply CHAS. L. ADELE, Jr., Oscawana Lake,
Peekskill, n, Y. Phone Lake Oscawana 0023.
RENSSELAERVILLE,N N. 1.-TWO adjoining
brick front buildings, each containing 8
rooms with bath and stores; one store oc
cupied as general store, other as ice cream
parlor, fully equipped: will sell buildings,
stocks and fixtures including good will. COM
pletc. 5000. $1,000 cash. Write +. J. Dill
LON, Rcnsselaerville, N. Y.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
HOTEL SPENCER ARMS.
eorxy cr ANN RpoADxyAy

Ideal suites OF 2. and 4 rooms and baths.
outside exposure; full hotel service and res
taurant fireproof; moderate rentals. Tel.
Columbus 3996.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

FURNITURE for room apartment: apart
ment for rent. 10 Lexington av., at 2sth
st. WELLS.
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ity, parquet floors; free and clear; must be
sold; will sacrifice at $17 500; cash 5000
COUGHLAN & COMPANY. 200 w. I'D.
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COTTAGE wanted on Jersey coast. near
ocean; six bedrooms and bath: August 20
september 10. $500. 574 Herald 10th st.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

"Pp-RING!" went OF that bell again;
again the interlude in which the impassive
and invaluable Firth told his accustomed tale
to yet another congratulating friend.
Delighted. are they7 Shows that all
your pals have been praying for you! And
what" asked little Hope, who was ever a
mass of that seething curiosity only found.
We are told. In the feminine sex, what
about the lady? What will she have to say
about her unsuspected nance. d'you sup
pose?"
The driven hance put forward no theory.
merely grunting. My boots. FIRTH
Little Hope grinned- In such q rush to
see herr
Ass. It's the manager Of that paper that
I'm in the rush to sec Quick as you
can. Frith-pleass And II anybody
else rings up -
CPPPring!" from the telephone beiD-
~let 'em ring!"
To those at the Post offices who informed
were to be seen. Mr.. Arthur Wye replied
curtly, He'll see me-
On he strode, and to the innermost sane
tum where. his knock being unanswered he
found himself in the presence Of a big roll
top desk and OF two persons so ensrossed
that they did not for a moment notice the in.
truders entrance.
The manager, a man Of the large over.
bearing type that almost inevitably turns
tirnid a hare in the hands Of any woman,
was acting true to type. There he sat- quail.
ing. In front Of his desk young woman
was standing up to bully him
Her back was towards young wye a. he
entered. A shapely back: supple, straight
shouldered. wellftted by light grey coat
and expressive. in every line. Of indignation.
The tensest anger rang out, too. In the girl
ish voice that was exclaiming:
Infamous. call il You ought to, Be
ashamed Of yourselves-. i.
But" deprecated the manager.
The girl ran on, And I'm astonished that
. paper Of your repute should have permit
ted itself piece Of such-such criminal care
lessness." ~ Fre
"Cheers!- thought young Wye. apprs-
ciatively. Here's somebody else been let
down somehow by these rotters. Infamous
That's the stun to give 'em. What stun
ming girl. wonder who She"
She wheeled, giving him full view Of her
face. An uncommoniy pretty face; cheeks
aname with pink FIRE. eyes like blazing sap
phires o. topping -.
For an instant the young man did not re-
aiizs that he'd ever seen the face before
Then a quick further flame lighted It up.
and she exclaimed. aghast-
"You?"
At the same time young Wye gasped.
Good Lord. it's Miss Ashton herself -
The manager. beholdtng . man to deal
with. here ceased to quail prepared to hec-
tor. Glaring at young Wye he raped out:
II said was engaged"
You said" took up tn girl swiftly. that
I was engaged"
That we were engaged" amended young
Wye. taking step forward - Now. sir.
what do you mean by thatf" He tapped the
paper In his hand. folded At the obnoxious
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

Noso. sr' Uhof DO you
you, madam, indeed Mr.. Wye has
said nothing to myself Very good,
madam. Goodby."
Then
Mrs. Anstruther. sir. wishing to congratu.
late you upon your engage" ~
Good Lord. my grandmother" grunted
young Wye in dismay. None so sharp as
those who can't hear. She got it FIRST Of ALL
did She"
Yes. SIR" Firth took this as a question
to himself. a little upset madam seemed.
not to have heard the news from yourself
direct, SIR" Slight hint of reproof In the
tone of this confidential family servant Of a
rapidly disappearing school. "If may say
60
"Prrrtng!" again, urgently.
Interlude by Firth on telephone.
who the dickens was that?"
Col. Philips. sir, left a message for you
His heartiest congratulations, and he and
Mrs. Philips are delighted to see your news,
and"
Are they" broke from the exasperated
subject Of congratulation. ct suppose every
soul know will be ringing up about It for
the rest Of the morning? Anyhow they'll see
it contradicted in all the evening papers,"
do I understand. sir, that the report Of
your en-"
Grossly exaggerated Firth! I'm not en-
gagged nor ever win bel"
"sir!-
90. go to the-to the door, FIRTH There's
somebody knocking. Say I've gone out, Of
course
But the voice Of the visitor was raised at
the door of the nat; loudly. bltthely, and CON.
ndently.
%. no. you DON'T Firth. yold Villain.
heard him WYE, wy, you rascal.
heard you =. Huno, Girfie-aha, she
knows I'm coming IN to see her master an
right. Morning." >s.
And there entered. carrying hat, Gloves,
cane, and morning newspaper. the tenant Of
the rooms above, Mr.. George Hope.
He was q couple Of years younger than
young Wye. Of his old regiment; he was .
snarler-made man. and he bounced Men
liked little Hope :; men delighted in his dow
Of talk. his practical jokes. his chirping spir.
its Men pronounced him "a thor
oughfy good little chap" He was, in short,
. mans man. Which does not always mean
q man whom women loatheL
In This case, however. II did. You could not
md . woman who would not instinctiysly
wrinkle up her nose at the name Of that
little horror. Mr.. Hope Pathetic? Not at
all. To this type has been granted By the
mercy Of providence the unshatterabls sliu-
zon that all women ME and that many won,-
en- love him
Aha" be began a. he faced the attractive
figure In the bathrobe. Here We are. st.
tired n bridegroom cometh forth. shf i've
come to trouble you. wye. for that nveri"
~FNerf" repeated his friend blankiy.
Yes, the nver you owe me on that bet.
You've lost" Little Hope tapped the paper
he held. Just saw It here, Splendid Hand
It over. old thingi"
"what d'you mean-
Hob. yoiA humbus. You know perfectly
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

! well," eIulted little Hope. Bet you on
Armistice day that you'd get yourself en-
gagged to be married before you'd been out
OF the army two years Now what about It?
What meets my astonished gaze this morn.
ing over the bacon and eggs7r He whisked
open the paper and began to read--'A
MARI"
%. shut up. man. shut up. Haven't Just
seen 1t myself?-
Seen it? Well should jolly well hope
you had. Expect you've been gloatins over
your bliss ever since you leapt out Of your
bath this morning. Kept it quiet, old thing,
haven't your" little Hope ratified on. Dark
horse touch. eh? But seriously. my
dear old basket Of fruit. was laundering
glad to see it Old Wye fixed up thought
Jove! That's nne Unexpected, really: but
still Just what he wants Something to
buck him up Q bit Put some more get into
him. Bring out the best that's in him, A
are you looking so hard about?"
I'm merely waiting" said young Wye
with boding patience, until you finish and
I can get a word In
That's all right, tell us about her. Sob II
all out on my shoulder"
You ass there's nothing to sob. Any
how. not what you think" retorted young
Wye vigorously. Some idiots been trying
10 Be funny. that's an. There's too much
chapter and verse about It for It to be Just q
mistake
Mistake what do you mean by mistaken"
This dashed announcement" The glossy
head with its gray streaks was. jerked
towards the Newspaper In Hopes hand
Hopes jaw dropped. Mean to say you
aren't engaged after all?-
I'm not thinking of it.
Hope eyed him. "Just a rumor. then7-
Rumorf Just q Iei-
No smoke without frs" suggested little
Hope. How did II get about7 Surely we've
passed the dear old days when one couldn't
stt out every danos with the same girl with.
out being asked ones Intentions
Lord" iung out young wys IT don't
even know the lady these people have fixed
me up With S".
oonb Know ner, 1ncredulously from lit
tie Hope. "D'you mean, you've never even
seen this young woman Of yours?-
Il have Just seen her." Young Wye
stared frowning at the name coupled In that
paragraph with his own. "sybn Ashton
-. Miss Sybil Ashton I met her
at dance in the country at house where
was taken down by some people. Just
once I'd forgotten >"
Not pretty. thenf"
20. yes. quite. A nice girl. too. Partic.
ulariy nice giri. thought Pretty voics,
good neck and shoulders in evening dress;
soft blue eyes; that sort Of thing. But
Inever saw her again from that day to this.
And now here's this!" He kicked his own
copy Of the paper that lay on the carpet.
"A bit extraordinary. isn't 1T Dashed Il
: Little Hope gave his loud. ufvarying laugh.
What are you going to do about iti-
Dor Contradict n At oncs, Of course.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

saf do you mean BY i7~
paragraph. 'wha. do you mean BY it!.
Mean.
Yes. D'you know that all ny-her-our
friends will have read this? D'you realize
that every soul who knows this young lady
or knows me will have food for gossip for .
month Of Sundaysf Already my telephones
got worn out with idiots trying to congrat-
ulate me-
e So has ours!- burst in the lady, obviously
far too indignant still to feel any embarrass-
ment- And people have telegraphed! And
my relations in the country will an be sitting
down and writing reams. all on account Of
this
But-but-but-- began the manager,
requailing and lifting q hand My dear
young Lady
glance from the blazing sapphires scared
him as he sat
Slightly more temporarily young WYE took
up the tale We shall be the laughing stock
Of London Great Scott I'd like to know
we'd both like to know what you've got to
say for yourselft Personally don't see that
you've leg to stand on What explanation
can you possibly Offer
Explanation" retorted the manager, pur-
pie to the collar. "why-why, you yourself
madam" He turned to that girlish incarna-
tion Of fury. You yourself apparently sent
the notice In to be inserted
III" Petriied. the girl gazed from him to
the young man. He says ] sent In the
announcement"
How dare you make such a suggestion
about a lady?- young Wye burst in impetu-
ously. you'll be saying next that put
It tn!"
Il haven't the pleasure of knowing your
name. siri.
You seem 10 know plenty about my bust
ness. anyway. Ny name IL wye Mr.. Arthur
Wye And I advise you to be careful what
You say about my-my trends sending things
In to your rag Of q newspaper
-But-my dear sir! It's surely customary
ment Of forthcoming MARI
.That's not going to help you. % don't sit
there arguing and splitting hairs with me-
retorted young Wye, spurred by the look of
helpless Indignation that lighted I'D the lovely
face 80 near him. However n ever hap
pened. you've managed to cause very serious
annoyance to . LADY
But
: To say nothing Of the position In which
you've placed me by this precious announce
ment Of yourst-
IL
You'll apologize. and pretty handsomely,
too. when you publish the contradiction of
this-this malicious rumor. Further, I've .
dashed good mind to bring an action for libel
against you"
. And T. declared the girl. shah bring
another"
With which curtain line she made q not
Ineffective exit, young Wye holding the once
door Open for his alleged nancee., Tosether
they reached the top Of the stairs ToFether
they paused, each with q look Of deprecatory
appeal Together they began, II say, I'm
% dreadfully sorry-" Then, torether,
they burst out laughing.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

In Which a Well Meaning
Am.fis Stirs Up TrouHe,
and Dam Cupid, Aided By
Fote, WINS Easy Victory.

4 GHAsr. . s1h NJ starring NJ ths mnrn-
N hxs p.p@. ns treakfast t.bis q:
y vhacA shs NJ - bright with yellow
mrcAz- haD.nma. anpsf IN . shallow CyS
Il dainty stpotntments; empty Of anything
that wsuh Dak af . man IN rhs housa
ns Erd - twenty-five. v,a bot uneH-
sR1nku 3r.@sd. and god boxing shs
nastH k~e.0>xtr.nesy pretty had there
b@ ~. % 1pt.rs q Nseioa. to beauty.
hsum WAAs1 Il s1nettms ths gtd bar
- n1nhda2 Ar sy.s vxs Mica. tAousA
nshoa6 HI aa az -
~ fx Wh6 nV Ws nov sf.rfng q.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
Ky. New 7-per
C4-est u State, Sold

arts, Nov. : The Paris Ken
tu>kian Citizen. the oldest news
paper in the state in point OF
continuous publication. was sold
today by the owner. Bruce Miller.
70 Louis Lilleston. Paris. Iii
health compelled Mr.. Miller TO
retire from active business life.
The Citizen was founded in 1907
by Joel 4. Lyle. and was consol-
idatei in 1896 with thc Paris
True Kentuckian. which was
founded in 1866 by Col. John q.
Craddock. Following Col. Grad
docks death the property was
purchased by Brucc Miller. For
many years and especially during
the life of Col. Craddock. the pa
per'S circulation was nationwide.
and its distinguished editor was
known from one end of the coun-
try to the other.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05
order GRABS GAME
vIOLATOnS IN MERCER

State Game Warden W. 1T
Grider, of Richmond. and :. f.
. Gentry. oi Stanford. spent this
week III Mercer county. making
investigation OF game conditions
Three arrests followed their in
vasion. John Purvis, uf AlcAfeci
charged with hunting without 2
license. pleaded guilty and Wa.
fined SIS and costs. T., T. Pink
ston and Arch Dychousc were
charged with killing rabbits on
OF season. The game wardcns
while in the ncighborhuod al NJ
Pleasant chl rch. heard shot, ant
came upon tnc two men will
guns. The wardcnS found !:
freshly killed rabbit They were
tried three times by jurics. tv;
OF which disagreed. and Frida,
the third jury acquitted them
Mr.. Order returned home for the
weekend.
With the hunting season 10
quail and rabbits opening Nov
ember 18th. the great fall outdoo
sport OF the blue grass viii be i,
iull swing. Since the kenJuck
Fish and Game Commission is re
ceiving MANY injuries concernin?
the game laws. b.. ef synopsis o
them is published Tor the benef
a those who wish 10 do The
share toward the preservatio
ard protection OF Wild life in II
state
Don't hunt off Your own Ian
without license.
Don't shoot without iris yea
hun ing license.
Don't shoot doves before Sc
TENDER ! nor after December
Don't kill more than Is doves i;
one day.
Don't shoot quail before Nov
ember Is nor after January /.
Don't kill more than II quail i
one day.
Don't shoot squirrel before IN
! nor after December Is.
Don't kill woodcock before Nc
vember Is nor after January |.
Don't kill more than six WOOD
cock in one day.
Don't kill wild turkey. importc
pheasants. or Hungarian part.
ridges before November Is. 1925
Don't shoot, sell or buy rabbit:
before November Is nor afte..
January /. 81 -
Don't snare rabbits at any tim,
Don't hunt. pursue. chase
catch. or injure or modest an,
deer before November Is. 1925.
Don't kill any wild duck. wild
geese or jacksnipc before Sep
TENDER IS nor after January |.
Don't set steel traps before
November 5 nor after January |.
Don't have fur bearing animal:
in your possession before October
! nor after February Is.
Don't kill any wood duck. elder
duck or swan at any time
Don't kill. trap. or have in youi
possession at any time any song
or. insectivorous bird
Don't wait until November L.
to buy your hunters license. DO
1T NOW.
Don't kill all the quail in a CO.
vey-leave some for seed.
Don't forget to feed the bird
during the winter.
Don't fail to notify your loc9'
warden or the state commission
of those who violate the law.
A fellow who hunts without
license is a cheater-see that h
obeys the law.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05

Lexington Hi defeated Stau-
ford Hi IS %.
u. X. Freshmen a. from Pine
Vile Hi AZ to o.
Frankfort HI defeated She :bv-
vile Hi 90 TO O.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-05

THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE FEELS THAT IT
HAS THE RIGHT TO ASK AND EXPECT NOT ONLY EVERY DEM
OCRAT, BUT EVERY MAN AND WOMAN In MADISON COUNTY
WHO is INTERESTED In SOUND EFFICIENT COUNTY GOVERN
AlENT, TO VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET BECAUSE OF
ITS STERLING PERSONNEL AND THE THINGS FOR WHICH ITS
MEMBERS ARE KNOWN TO STAND.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE -------W. R. SHACKELFORD
FOR COMMONWEALTH ATTY WI. BAXTER
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Jas W. WAGERS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE 1900 D. WILLIS KENNEDY
FOR COUNTY JUDGE ---- JOHN D. G0ODLOE
FOR COUNTY CLERK ~ HUGH M SAMUELS
FOR SHERIFF ELMER DEATHERAGE
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY -:---- JOE P. CHENAULT
FOR JAuER 80 g CHARLES ROGERS
FOR CORONER CHARLES T. DUDLEY
FOR SURVEYOR -----------H c. DOTY
: FOR TAX COMMISSIONER - W. w. ADAMS
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-11-24
AMERICAN LEGION AUXI-
Larry PARTY A SUCCESS

The bridge and five hundred par
ty given by the American Legion Au-
Hillary was a very enjoyable one' and
a success socially as well as financial
ly as all reported a good time. Mrs.
r. Blanchard won first prize, silk
hose, donated by the BogalUsa Stores.
Miss Kent won first fife hundred
prize, a basket of fruR from w. L.
Bates. Mrs. Edith Boench was the
lucky winner Of Mrs. Plummer's
Guerre won thd stationery given by
J. P. Starns. Mrs. Thomas won the
beautiful palm from the G. S. L.
Mrs. Ames took home
an aluminium frying pan as BOBBY,
given by Mr.. Levert. Mrs. Jacobs re-
ceived a box of domino sugar as
BOBBY for five hundred.
The ladies wish to extend thanks to
the merchants for the prizes, also to
Mr.. Gardiner for the use of the Pine
Tree Inn parlors.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-11-24
COMMUNITY NURSE
BUSY ON THE JOB

Miss Genella Lansing, the com
munity nurse for Bogalusa, arrived
last week from Covington and as
sumed her duties as public health adj
visor for the citizens of Bogalusa.
Miss Lansing has been employed by
the Great Southern Lumber Company
to instruct the families of the city in
social hygiene and will visit the
homes of the citizens in an effort to
instruct them how to care for the
sick Of the family unable to 60 to
the hospital and will Find and ex-
plain the various cbjldren's ailments.
A survey of the school children will
begin this week and a record card
made of each child, showing each Of
the various ailments that are either
affecting the child or will affect it
in time, bad teeth, Gdenoids, tonsils,
etc, will be among the defects that
particular attention will be called to-.
Since the war an effort has been
made by the federal government to
have the United States Public Health
Service divide the entire country into
sections with a public health service
officer in charge of each section who
will supervise the work of the board
of health and local physicians. The
police jury of Washington parish, the
State Boad of Health and the federal
government have secured the serv-