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BOARD AND ROOMS
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u"uN~ ioi HtNI. itHNtSurD ~
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r,am I. gentlemen. Oupo li62
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HI.'H.|" tHf 'Wn 'r four gentlemen.
uorrplr a uu r.,au, a,.ptat
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! 'IN' 'I"HNlI goo BEDROOM "g. f.tat
I""r '"nN'w' ''p".nr'. or'E" 1854.
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tl,m,n 'o.,,,ur hu nouth side. o-ago
| ff'r.
! ChufyD. ~. .I. Modern vou fur
l,nto. ratios toaaou,hlo. ,loouic fan. can
'HuEo lt.I
l,fNtt..ATI g.. 1902 sleeping room Tor
r'ul slu'h exposure. private entrance,
! mont
I,uryrHNIt 700 Fu,nlan.d .ir.p.
inr r,om fur gentlemen. us,r. b7sl Il.
I,tIlYE.tI ana u.tutIIuIIv fur-
| 1ah,J f.p, si.,r,rg ta,,r, r,utl,,.,,n
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| 'l'oi lEs Nh h"iiH NlI', m private n'lh".
un car lmg. one block from inncy,
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tliEN lNNE. g.. tll very nice room,
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GE$TLEMAN wants room and two mrsu
state tHt'. permanent. NgfcrcuCcH. $50
. IL Il ADulIL
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BUSINESS SERVICE
UIsISESs SERVICE oIrHup,,

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED 80
COCK HOACliEs The nnstic,t ~ the
water bug family, bod bugs. rats and
other household posts, cleaned out by our
soiontinc method Mt. Grocery Man. how
much loss do You suffer monthly. call
Us ana lot us clean them out by con.
tract, We uro forrets. gas and many
other scientific means, satisfaction guar.
Rnte"i ~ one - now ostge 2i7i-R
HAIR DRESSING. marcel wavInr. SOW
ing. 'uwhIuEy mad, into swltch,4. work
done e. rDrId,ure. Mary \. Hoard col.
"red l3a g. World.
HAVE YOUR CAR repaired at your own
garage. save you money aud guar
untco sItiractiun. Woodward. Usage
LACE CURTAINS. lace shades aud sIk
drnpos dry cleaned ur laundsrcl by es.
pert. lil9 s. Cincinnati Phone Usage
s2es frr nrpolntfYcuL
ArrHEEssEs renovated ana f"oovorsd.
OsaEc 1888
NATIONAL uOUsE & WINDOW
CLEAEtNg co.
Windows cleaned. wan paper, woodwork
washed floors wrNci ana polished. our
prices aro reasonable. cedar 1870.
NoN-uNIpN CONTRACTOR
Cafrcn'cr painter and decorator. Let mo
YOUR roof. charges reasonable. work done
promptly lct mo figure Your hous,
cin.. chn 'Sy" you money sna tfT you st
go '1', 1T'i,iiN'rfSG rHrnRHfSStN1GiivG
PLAsrEHiiNd, and patch work promptly
ami neatly done. All work guaranteed
Ed Cpndn Usage 7sa.
WINDOW CLEANING lac
Real American window cleaners. Usage
wANTEp--CnrpCntcrlng repairing, screen
work. general handy man. Osass 25ll.
WINDOWS CLEANED roc.
oklahoma window aud Houeecl'nnlng GO.
waved and polished. cedar lG5
.I5o FER NOUN
Tor all kinds ~ plumbing. repair work
cali l.. n. HpatrIght, the open shop plumb
cr. COZ East Third. osago Sg42. All work
guaranteed,
BUILDING h>D CONTRACTING "a
HUILplNG and repairing reasonable.
work guaranteed. phuuo pango J1O6.
CARPE$rER uuildsug repairing. plans
estimates. all Woth done right and
priced rsht y. ". Root 1i2 -. MAN.
CARPENTER wor, wanted by day or
contract bottom prices. can Osngu
| CUT RATES -For carpenter work Of amy
| description. DsaEr $3.50.
| Dc II Now--Cau ohase iI23 Tor "a urst-
class builder ana carpenter. foNl6
garage fnr 500 speciality
FpE FIRST CLASS cement work call a.
". Miller Cedar l2t2.
IFuR SAIIt-Sew door and window frames
| amy sligo. Phone Cedar i5Cs.
Fuk rlKsr CLASS e,u,ent WORK can A.
" Miller Cedar i:i2.
HuY rINE-ccmpnt contractor. licensed.
bonded. Usage 8l0a n.
! W y KINNER-Coutrartor and builder.
! Screens aud cabinets ~ aI kinds Prices
reasonable ..2i Federal pFarr 77S3.
! E1oo WILL complete nice broom
| house. l''-F. World
|
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WI my AND gft1 used cars lot MS
s,U your car Liberty Garage. 3ii
W"s' S',.rf OsaNr 5n17
Will uN,Huf'L E.v ras-'uE.r co.,
susI .,sh payment balance monthly.
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iGur no, srkrrri>G ROOMS IA

uRApl. W. bi5 one, cloan heusekecp-
ns room w'lans dis,ancc' private on
BpSrON n. 3Ul-.Ouo large. modern
ight housekeeping room. close In. fivo
HosroN. s.. 9o2 -uuo upstairs room with
large oins,t. furnished Tor light hou8g-
keeping 50 per wUcN pryUo 47ts.
CLOSE ~ Cool housekeeping rooms. r,1.
Hnunh'o for two "r thyo adults. on
n cincinnati
CuGlENNla, s. pg0. Our suite of house.
kocptug rooms hot and cold water, No
ohildrcu. 1Htgo .sH'.
COpi. clcan Housekeeping room. cheap
rrnt, close in oHaEc 6tGo-J, t2iA ,s.
cusNENNE. ~. uT Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, also ono
uioo sleeping room. Al modern con-
NculpucrH.
housekeeping rooms ana bath, private
entrance, tlusc.iu On North Main car line.
rhonc uHngc igtO.
ELwoop, g., 500 nosrhccr,ug rooms
downstnirs.
ELWpop. s.. IBi1 rNo. room apartments
furnished for ught housekeeping osago
b5lA.
ELwoon S, lub Two luge. light
hnus'h"rplrS rooms for rent also ga
raEo, 'soge goes X
El0u1u ", i6.-rwe large light house
keeping rooms. cedar 1850.
EIGHTH, "" ~ Tnrcy large ught house.
keeping rooms. cedar 1850.
EXTRA large light housekeeping room.
wci. everything furnished, south tlIc'
cedar S5g.
ElGIN, s.. sIl For rent very rrosonahlo.
tVo lovely ugut nnuHr-,rpDug rooms u
w"d0rn VrI'at, hNWu. uu uir lime.
rlrrU ". sal Two modern hpusrhr,p-
lur rooms. downstairs. 70 couple with
out 'h'dr'n. i1 rvr N'"k
t",n,h. ~ ..,ll., Iwg l'Eh, h"us"k'op-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
PERSONAL PRO ERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

BROWS leather couch. rocker. Morris
chair, day bed with mattress. opens
with full size bed. ivory chiffonier, two
mned oak library tables. mahogany floor
lamp. four wicker reading lamps with silk
shades, dishos. cooking utensils, silver
ware. Al in good condition, Phone
Usage hdal.
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oiIi"HlR ''Sh sales '''V0' "a" '''se
81, - N.
NLENNl%H anI p'tss,us ,S,"pi'SSi''i i,'", .ps
49, VI '"N'' "'N''''
N'''',
'LhANlNf ana ptcssIns sh'p Tor sou or
d, VII ,9n',dgr rtrttnr, VINO can hahhie
FnIH u'uNttE. or w"iIt,''h P''SS' NN
u,',s 90, '''-'' " Wv w.
ment cNNccll'nt log,"tign, good ieasGI pre-
'"'s, !" go d" "ir,. ti pb,na
Ia1'.H w" ,,lv l'dS'c - """'
.S'te -, '"l '"l '1"' GUS ID,
October ist' Ne, eatninE i@r one week
WIZ P'y i2' "l' war --.'
FOR SALE My year option ON lo-acrc
truck farm aud A-aCre PASTURE, one
i-room cement block house and five oAt,
nnI,nss M," t''Il's,n ot moEt,hE an
'rbiis nrn,.rty s iocatsJ a., noriny.s, or
nor ~ st, on,y rs blocks from Main.
Phnn" oodar as5i
t.,p 1.,,,.- ,,,,, .,,,...g.-,,,, b,,si,cs,
~, INLn ,,, H' 'oi,Iotl,,,,' uSigCss' h,,,,ss
clearing $3.50 per- month above expenses,
did opportunity Tor an elderly man. 81 800
yii handle jgaiance terms to suit Ad.
dress 1ej-C. world.
ron ENI.E-CoId drigk stand and lunch
room, money maker. Dandy location.
as Il. Third street II. NJ Cox.
FOR Rent store building with living
quarters, suitable for grocery or restau-
ron sNi.E-rirc Insurance. agency. Box
,,,, ,iI jr,, ,i,, ,,,si,,os,
fqR SAiE a. ,vii Wl' GIns org business,
part payment. Address box 1927, sapulpa,
fhon' !gi.
living quarters IN rear. 'al at 1902
. Ssnanah 81. W es,, l"1Sa- ----------------
,,,r s,r ,..,,. ..,,,...., .,,-,.,. .,.,,,
on II. X. switch, modern machinery,
nu..n'"s KAN y, ,o 'yas,nsTlg Uu.sti is
i4'l ~
''-''
,,,,,, 5g...,.,s,, 49,, ,,,,o,
roy NAIE Ht"C,gry ana to"falhs n"nsG
t7on It noo c,.b bnsjrss hnti6irg
u",hS s-yo c1sh puSin,Ss rn nuiIlus D
Addrcs, box liza. Kcystonc. oIds. 80
GJ,n,rRy STORE aud four llyir.r rooIns
r.n cI ,ncstin Hiu ITS Uns'
I HAVE FOR SALE show building and
all equipment, price right see J. W.
| Dunn At 'owcta. Phone No. 81.
America Little money viii handle
deal Prescott steam Laundry, Prescott
! Ark
IL,yIe ~ -Er,rprv FOR rsnt with Lying
.i,,,,.,,,;, ,,p,,,,,,t, So, .,.'.,,,,,,--,
nstiirss' GOOD. clran stock Priced to
I sell ,aU bsaEa N6l-J
| 80, -,,st, ca ,,, ,,,,.,,,, n,,,, io, Al.
-. NSh -" p'' H""'n uuss '"', ap,
,,n,,iH' "a,ir1s IN va u,fiat is
| booming. Rirs Realty Coz. 322 Mayo Bldg
| Usage sgTG.
Territory for 1.-Two Agents
an, ,<ns>>nir,srs II,
| ron SALE have ,snygral Of the hyst
| bargains IN inc on nous Tor tNlck SAFE .
am not a broker. Address lsl-F. World
hNNh N,'. Sy'Hr i. oil anI gas ,GHS' 90 s'sH,iy
| cat wcu, good prospects bargain. Post,
office hnN bSl. Yale. Okla.
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For ENCHANGE Equity 10 I0"N.
corner Exposition heights, Iu pa E..-
duplcx or five rooms lu good J., .r
Viii give some cash in deal can
with Terwlllcger * Trusty, Csas7 ''''
b52s.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


hooHS iph hINT, ftHNi~iitp ~
i"' uo. large rooms WIN afs. .asei
"n 'af limo rIpsc Iu DssRe ts-i D.
WA,N,I.El,u L'dy '."amaalto .h.au'i'l''.y
Furnished room. 'Iot. In bsaE" lia'
or DraED a5tI
TutNG LADY v.su,. u.omup'c. p.c1y
irfn'h0'd. south room. 'al ''Har
HOons-tNft RNisurp IA
l'IGE b.. hoo .1Irrr large r.l. roor.
,,fsg,, water AMI ish" furnisn"i osste
IrEN1O> $50 rur,, r.ous sia,a'ne
rsroh, 'l h.Ha U''i. rent ta5. ua's'
1umsr uoforma.i ,aom. moa,ro NV
"uhrrt ".agr 300 ntor =. IN. Usage
1uu.r a..tn-noI r,omr modern ,au
Iui,Hr rr, wrrs.sI rooms mld,rn.
uoou~ wr,n BOARD 10
lom. rhr,o m,im o. dss homo caok.
Urr u..n bath. au .uf.IIr sleeping fsnua.
I."' .. o. ''dnr 'iIo
nutlurr a. 'n7 Board saI roDu. s.ot
meals homo cooking. cool rooms, good
n'vh.Hrhout DHppo l.oG.I
bOl Luln So. s.t L,'l large n.,,ly
FURNISH suu'h'I" room largo closet
"h'N'r both u,ais % do.red. cali
rlul awth f..m f1r two. r.sp single
r..n r.n' reduced, br,oktlai it arsircI.
'4Mm,o.. .wa.lls, r..arl ana room.
LLLGNsr ur.b,l rooms with board
i' Young piI.a employed. Reference.
EL|iS g. tos E.rn'sh"a rooms and
.t.t.t...If o. .tf. t....t .,.t . ,,
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Wanted by Young Man

Exceptionally good character good
mechanic. job as chauffeur for per
son or party going On vacation or
trip or touripr. viii furnish any
reference required. Address Sii.F
care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05

UPHOLSrERlSG for brist.. t.........
Osagc 1905. 10 W Frs' stf,.' d"
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wAsTrp-ro MY

HIGHEaJ PRICES paid FOR second hsnd
clothing. shoes, hats, etc. Phone s''
dar l65.
BUY mems second hand 'iuth.uf, -H
trunks suit cases, hand bags. "s
highest cash prices. can oslgn '.'' N,
s, BusIon,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05

WE brN eud sell used coJs. rrymocar
Cedar .GsG
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

DAIRY FEED-Full cream MIN Run
bran. shorts, Perfection hen scratch,
sure egs mash, Fuil-o-pep mash, corn
meat scraps, w. u. and Ctnty flour,
Champion dog cakes. Ask for our poul-
try, bird and dog catalogue. binding
Stevens Seed Co. corner First and Boulder.
Phone Osag' 4i6.
WHITE Lcghorn chickens, 80. one or all.
good layers, price 75c Trader addition
one halt mile north OF Rosohl!l. Post,e-
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. "' NICE large rooms WIN IstF. closet.
"n car limo rIpso Zoo DtaRr ts-l .I.
WANTED Lady funuilnfa. beautifully
furrlHHa1 room. 'Iot. In. DsaEr 4l.9
or HraE0 a3tI
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WANTED-TO BONROw
LIVE STOCK
DOCS. CATS. PET
LIVESTOCK AND yriiICLrs

FOR SALE-Registercd Holsteln male.
mile west Of Pan American refinery.
MARE years old and COW for sale or
trade FOR Ford car. Claude Link, Box
22S. Tulsa okla.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16
REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS
TO MEET AT PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, Sept. 16.-Analysis
of problems confronting churches
throughout the world will be under
taken here at the eleventh general
council of the Alliance of Reformed
churches holding the Presbyterian
system opening today. SESSIONS. viii
continue until September 25.
Seventy different church bodies.
numbering nearly 35,0O0,000 mem
bels and adherents, are included in
the Alliance, according to DR.. John
McMaughter, president of the Pitts
burg Theological ! Seminary and
chair nan of the local committee.
This meeting is one of utmost i'm
portanre, because of the battling
problems confronting not any one ma
ton or, group of nations, or one
church or group ofechurches, but all
nations and all churches DR.. Nc
Naugher said
"They are world church problems
and only world gathering with the
leaders in religious work and thought
from all corners of the earth in at
tendance cstn properly diagnose those
problems ard work out the remedies
for those illsL
"The general council of the AL
lance is expected to solve many of
the problems Of the Reformed Pres
byterian churches. Ministers and, 9TH
ers interested in these churches are
to get the results of the de-
of the council, because.
this is the first meeting since before
the war and the war has been re-
sponsible for many of the church's
problems"
Since the first convention in Edin-
burgh, Scotland, in 1877, it has been
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16
KING CHRISTIAN NOT TO
VISIT UNITED STATES

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 1G-Ru-
mors that King Christian of Den
mark, is shortly to pay an Official
visit to the United States are I'M
founded.
The rumors probably arose from
the fact that many influential Danes
and Americans living at present here
were of the opinion that an official
visit to America by the King and
Queen would be likely to further
strengthen the natural bonds Of
friendship between the two nations,
They also thought that it was desir-
able the King should go as his own
ambassador and express Denmark
gratitude toward America for her
valuable aid in getting back Danish
Slesvig from Germany.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16
UNITARIAN LAYMEN
BEGIN 3-DAY SESSION

NARRAGANSETT PIER. r. l.,
Sept 16.-Laymen from many states
and from Canada assembled here to-
day in religious convention unusual
because no ministers are eligible.
The 200 delegates are officers and
members Of the Council Of the Uni
tartan Laymen's League and the
presidents of local chapters in Uni
tartan churches of the United States
and Canada. Sessions will continue
through tomorrow and Sunday.
Church attendance and member
ship, advertising land publicity,
church organization and efficiency in
business administration. recruiting
the ministry. Sunday Schools, com
munity service without distinction
between native and foreign born,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16

Next To R!y,l|ander ThsatsE !;
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16
AGED HOME-BUILDER
HOPES TO LIVE 100 YEARS

NEW YORK, Sept. 16-Although
entering his 72nd year with enough
money to retire and take up golf
Frank D. Johnson of Brooklyn, con
tinues to erect houses all by himself
and sell them.
For the last so years he has work
ed 10 to II hours day at this pur-
suit and is now putting up one
man house on Gravesend avenue. No
hands but his own have touched the
structure since he started it,
Last JulyWhile he was working on
the house, it was struck by light
ming. Digging himself out of the de-
bris, Johnson rubbed some arnica on
to his bruises and was back on the
job next day.
Born in Boston Of Revolutionary
war stock, Johnson expects to live to
be 100. He has all but of his orig
nal teeth and scarcely hair has fall
len from his head.
81 could have knocked off and tax.
en- it easy, but if l had done so |
would now be reposing in some grave
yard" was the way Johnson put it..
Be ades being a stoneman, brick
layer, carpenter. plasterer, plumber,
tinsmith, painter, paper hanger, dec
orator, glazier, electrician. wood carv-
er and cabinet maker, Johnson stud
led all the ms and outs of laws gov
erning real estate. 50 as to save all
title searching and allied fees.
The ancient Romans used crimp-
ing irons fos their hair.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16
BOARD T0RtJEE
DISARMAMENT
~ Probably Be Similar To
Repsrations Commission
How 1t Works Out

Lessons learned in administra-
Of the disarmament and other
u;sions of the Treaty of Yer
III. will dominate tho, Disarma-
So Conference. What these les
wv" wv. .re> and how they apply to the
w.sb;ngt,,n meeting. is. told in
,s;ss If articles written for N. E.
A newspapers by Miss Georges
' r.. former attache of the
.mor;c.n embassy in Paris and
ne Repa ration Commission, who
h., been on the inside of interna-
,ional affairs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16
nv crnpcEs THOMAS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-What
lin he the machinery for enforcing
ony agreement that may be reached
limitation of ornaments
II the coming international confer
prce converting in Washington No
,ember II?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16
ONE NAN. ONE HOME

HELSINGFOES, Sept ,-.- The
Soviet government issQod decree
to the effect that no citizen may pos
scss more than ono house. Under
this condition much real estate is be
ing returned to former owners,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16

We appreciate the patronage of the hundreds of Gust
And show appreciation to and the others
ALWAYS found the full they couldn't get in, eq
counters We will now be able to take of twice the
of time as we have in the past.
It is the easy way of shopping together with tn
made the Piggy Wiggy Store popular in Anne ricus If
time and would like to meet with them again, te
will be there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16

AS the confer
ence OH limitation
of arma ments will
be a meeting of
sovereign y powers,
and not where one
or more victorious
nations are fol cling
their terms on a
conquered people
it is obvious theme
will have to ba
some inter-allied
commission o 7.
body to guarantee
that the limitations
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16

the custom e hold meetings of the
general council of the alliance every
three or four years. The last was
N Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1913.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-16

and the Unitarian opportunity and
obligation in college and university
centers will be discussed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
NEWS OF POUNDING MILL.

Pounding Mill, Va, Jan. 10.
Mrs. Zane Nunlcy and son Oscar,
who have both been very sick are re.
ported better. Mrs. Mary Stitts and
daughter, of Graham, and Mrs. Will
Nunley, of Norton, have been with
her.
Mrs. Kate McDilda, Cedar Bluff,
expects to preach here next Sunday
at II o'clock and ut night. All are
invited to hear her.
The following persons from here
attended the recent good roads meet
ing at st. Paul. viz: r. X. Gillespie,
w. B. Steele, DR.. Rex Steele, C. M.
Hunter, George Hurt.
The Mission Band held its annual
monthly meeting just after Sunday
School. The Missionary Society Of the
Christian church ut $3.50. Rev. w. E.
Hughes preached at night.
Mrs. Mary Christian who has been
on the sick list is about well.
Mrs. Raymond Trayer attended the
Woman's Missionary Society Of tho
Methodist church, at Rev Carbaugh's
Mt Maxwell and reports n good meet
ing.
Mrs. w. B. Steele spent Monday
and Tuesday visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mcclure, at Cedar Bluff. She
reports her mother as being younger
and stouter than herself.
Mrs. Chas. MsGuire was guest
last night of her daughter, Mrs. Ro-
bert Petts on her way from visit
to her son James, at Richlands. She
reports her father-in-law, Mr.. Floyd
McGuire's condition as being about
the same.
Mrs. Chas. Griffith, of lager, and
w. R. Sparks. of KY, visited their
mother, Mrs. Martha Sparks, recent
/ ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gillespie
and the children spent week recent
ly with their father, Mr.. John F. Gil
lespie and family at Witens Mills.
The following bridgemen were at
home here to spend Sunday. ]. l..
Ringstaff, Tom Ringstaff, Clarence
Nunley, Mr.. Nunley.
Mrs. Alex Riley visited relatives
near Tennessee recently.
Mrs. Tom Ringstaff visited her
sister, Mrs. John Perkins in Blue
| field.
Mrs. LYDIA Smith and five children
spent the holidays with her $ lister
Miss Helen Thomas, in Roanoke.
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The severe cold snap seems to be
coming to a close. The biggest part
of the IL inch snow has melted, and
this a. m. at 10 o'clock the thermome.
ter stood Mt "a.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
ARE TAZEWELL CHILDREN SUE
FERING FROM MALNUTEITiON?

DIR. Emeraon, tho gre,C authority
on malnutrition says that every child
who is 10 per cont undciwoight for
height Is suffering from mnlnutrition
and that an average Of defects i,
found in malnourishod child to !
in well nourishcd one. The most
common Of these defocts nrc en-
lnrgcd or diseased tonsils, adcnoids,
dccayed teeth and tuberculosis.
Tho malnourished child is inclined to
bo listless, irritable, to have n dull
egression, to tiro easily and to be
backward in school.
In examining over 500 children in
the grammar grades of tho hirh
school, was surprised to find 80
many undorwcight children. Thore
were GO from to 90 pounds under
weight. 16 Of the GO from 15 to as
and of tho 300 many from 4 to 8
pounds.
From which of the usual following
causes iS it duo? Physical defects,
faulty diet, insufficient sleep. too
frequent movies, ignorance or pow
erty? Tho last seoms to be neg
libiblo factor In Tazewcll.
The best way to find tho causs 10
to have good overhauling by a ply
sician, and then try to eliminate the
cause.
Tho menace Of malutrition is that
children suffering from it quickly
succumb to disease, especially tho in
fectious diseases such as measles,
diphtheria and scarlet fever. Tho
highest mortality rates are found
among the mnlnouriahed. Equally inn
portant is tho fact that such chill
dren haven't fair chance, they are
handicapped and can't compete with
normal children either in school or
play.
The High School children have a
splendid opportunity to watch their
Improvement. Tho Civic League has
presented tho school with somo most
up to date scales, so that the childron
can not only got their weight, but
also height, and nearby Is a chart
telling them just how much they
ought to gain.
The teachers are instructed In
watching their improvement and tho
correction Of defects and sec what
relation thoy have to their school
work.
| Better health means better marks
MARGARET LAMBERT,
| Red Cross NurRs.