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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-17

of teachers life, especially the
primary teachers life? Shouldn't
the parent know and help the teach
er in the primary school above ana
beyond the help given to other teach.
ers! With the very little children it
is not a question only of readinj.
writing and arithmetic is these
plus physical of mental weakness,
MUS restlessness and inattention, dis
obedience or carelessness. 1t is tho
primary teacher who makes the frs.
impressions of school life on the
child. She is the one who starts the
child on the road, seeking moro
knowledge and learning how to eA.
press his God-given powers.
How can home workers help the
school workers? Parents who glyu
the greatest help are those who pre-
pare the child for school life and
follow that life thru school, not only
that it may profit bv that life but
may really enjoy it. The parent
should help the teacher to fiji thu
child's school life with sunshine, with
pleasure, with work and with play.
No mothers child is wholly hers
hers first but soon to be given to
others and in special way to TN
teacher. However, before the child is
given to the teacher the parents
should make special effort to cir
still into il habits of bodily cleal,
illness and moral stability.
The parent should cooperate with
the teacher and uphold her in all of
her undertakings-never discuss her
acions before the child, especially be
fore her method is understood. The
parents and teachers are co-work
ers and their work can be. more firm
ly knit by the parents visiting school
| more often and the teachers visiting
the homes.
The object of this mothers meet
ing was. to bring them to school to
see where their children spend the
| greater part of their time, under
whose supervision they spend it and
what they were actually accomplish
ing.
These meetings will be held once u
month in the rooms, and will take
the place of the chapel programs
which have previously been given.
The Civic Leagus is helping the
school in many ways and it is hoped
that the parents will help by visiting
the school and coming en- masse to
these meetings.
Il
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-17
FOR SALE.

Burlo's Garden farm OF about Ill
noes. most nll in grass. fno, never
fniling spring, good, young, bearing
orchard tsoetlod crimson clover) set
in 1915 about ld0 apples (varisty)
125 peachos, md less number OF
pcnrs, cherries, plums and ounce
trees, also older orchard (35 nppls
trees, etc.) improvements in way OF
buildings: Ono Groom house, with
bath, pantry, etc, ono large barn
with necessary outbuildnga, ton
ant house, et:. This land is partly
lined and we'll watcred. Blue Spring
Creek runs through il; some good
timber. and plenty fire wood. For
further information, nee L. ID. Snapp,
Burke's Carbon, Vn. 1-i3tf
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-17
tea and cakes in Miss Davidson's

tea and cakes in Miss Davidson's
room.
The main feature of this meeting
was talk by Mrs. George st. Clair,
the efficient President of the Civic
League, in which she stressed the
need of parents and teachers work
ing hand in hand with the child as
the working material-to be moulded
and built ACCORDING to the ideals and
standards of parent and teacher.
Parents must know of the WORK
and spirit of the teacher and the
teachers should know of the advan
tages and limitations of the home;
there must be a giving and taking
between parents and teachers.
How many parents think of the
teacher as a professional person
trained. for the work? Have they
thought of the strain and perplexity
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-17
AGENTS WANTED.

LEAKY ROOFS MADE WHO'LL.
Wo want live agents and salcsmon
city and country districts to take or
doris FOR ASBESTOS LIQUID ROOF
lNG--tho wonderful wnterproofing
for roofs, silos, etc. Handsome com
missions, free kits, and advertising
matter. Responsible parties only
whole or part time. Write to-day
Department w.
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS CORP.
1928 Broadway, N. Y. City.
Feb. 3-dt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-17
THE CIVIC LEAGUE ENTER
TAINS MOTHERS.

The following article on the Civic
League was prepared by member
of the staff of "The Peppety- Ep,"
the High School paper.
Monday afternoon the mothers of
the first and second grade children
were delightfully."- entertained at /.
Tea given by the ever-worliing Civ
ic League of the Town.
They were first received in Miss
Elders room, where a program con-
sisting of stories, songs, readings,
and dramatizations was given by
children from both grades. After
this the children were dismissed and
the mothers and teachers enjoyed Il
"get-together meeting" along with
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-17
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Schedule Effective aspt. 10. 1874.
Ly. Tazewell for Norton
9:22 a. m. 2:44 p. m.
Lv. TazoYell for Bluefeld-
1850 a. IA. 7s25 D. m.
, FROM BLUs1FIEasD, EASTROeMD.
$3.50 a. IN. fer Roanoke, Norfolk,
and point on Shenandoah division.
Sleeper aSs dining car Norfolk; Pr
lor ear (Broiler) Roanoke and Ha-
7:46 a. m. daily for. East Radford,
and intermediate stations.
LEO p. m. daily Lynchburg and in
termediate stations and Shenandoah
Valley. Sleeper Bluefeld to Phila-
delphla. Roanoke and New York. Din
ing car.
-s.3T p. m. for Roanoke, Lynchburg.
Richmond, Norfolk. Sleeper to Nor
folk and Roanoke to Richmond.
WESTBOUND.
800 p. m. for Kenoya, Portsmouth.
Columbus, Cincinnati. Sleeper Colum-
bus and Cincip- I'll Cafe car to
williamson.
s:05 a. m. for Kenovah. Portsmouth
Cincinnati. Columbus. Sleeper to Co
lufhbuo. Dining Gar.
1850 p. m. for Williamson, Ports.
mouth and intermediate points
Fer ratsa, schedules, Pullman re.
servstion, and detailed information
apply to w. J. WILEY, Ticket Aren't
Bluefold, w. Va. w. 6. Saunders
Go,'l. Passenger Agent. Roanoke, va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-17
Frlce OF international 86 and Poo 2Eurow EREI
Greatest Farm Power Value Ever Offered
Special Offer Effective
February 3, to May, l, 1922

The Harvester Company will give to each farmer pur-
chasing from us new international SIG tractor or new
Titan 1920 tractor for delivery before May 1st 1922
"a regular p O. 2furrow pow with each international
BIG tractor and regular P 3furrow pow with each
Titan 1920 ENTHUSIASTICALLY free f. o. b. Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
1900 PERSONS See HARVARD
UPSET DOPE AND BEAT YALE BY
10 TO 3 IN HlRD-FOUGHT GAME

onls once. As go other games this sea-
sou tHs blue players by pass or rush,
advanced almost twice as many yards
.s Poo crimson bat were bent hack. or
pressed Goo q point whore their thrusts
were ineffective. an but once.
Notable in the Crimson system was
fns strategy which kept Captain Buell.
ora the side lines while q third STRING
player. !. j. Lee. called signals until
Harvard had reached commanding po.
uan. Then Buell. was inserted. not
wlhstndur 70 noticeable limp from %
'Hr INJURY aud under the stimulus OF his
clu the touchdown came.
Harvard Strategy Seen.
HIrvfrds strategy fashioned hy Head
Coach Fob Fisher made for an around
development that included surprises In
several details The numbering q
Crimson nhyers today for the first
rme wIs surprise n Keeping with tho
ur.su,.f.Iue Of H,rwrds play.
TH. game was Witnessed by 1900
persons the Yale Bowl From ono
Ur t.e f.w who were uonpartis1n,
Georges CI.mm0oau. war premier u
France. came tHO expression that was
probably representative OF the opinion
.f aH aside from the varied feeling
over ..a result splendid SPORT no
aII. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
ARMY DEFEATS
NAVY II TO a.
IN CLOSE GAME

PIN ADELPHIA. Nov. 2s.- Playing
fru, fo their seasons form the Army
football eleven defeated their old rivals,
tto Navy. ~ tu %. in one OF the hardest
and ,i.auost uidron struggle, seen ON
Franklin Field boo "a long time.
Tn, score represented two touch.
downs and field gonl Tor tho Army
ana two touchduwns FOR The Navy. all
of them hard earned. The midship.
mon u,r. not without honor Boo defeat
fur tho. played game that wls worthy
ot ans team that has com" out OF An.
uluoIIs iu years Entering the game
INtl fh. West Pointers gs the favoricf,
th, Annapolis crew fought their way
10 thr front and only went under after
In MOST bitter struggle with THOR colois
Us.ur 40 tbe end of the game 2Al1
Implshirmcu Boz th, North stand rhcred
M, Army nlmost 1s yo.li,rously as they
d.d their own sterling team
smyihe. the ARMY quarterback. WIS
. th, great star of the game. His run.
|uue with the bah and hia forward pass.
. Iur vls unsurpassed ON Franklin Field
/ this season.
nar.h,t The sterling Navy star. play
cd v.u while De- was iu the game, but
Norris h.s successor was easily the out
standing figure of fhc Navy lineup. re
was used much Boo the last pant OF the
game and was in every play.
Tn.fso thousand persons saw the
contest Tie President Of tho United
States vls represented hy Nice.Prcsi.
dent Coolidge. Secretary Of War Weeks
ana General porshng rooted for the
. ARMY and Secretary OF the Navy Denty
and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt were
lannon's fho Navy cohorts
! It Vas Armys first victory over Navy
. sine. fNfE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
LEAGUE RACE is
NARROWED DOWN
TO EIGHT TEAMS

AUSTIN. Not % Results ~ bi-
section High School foot ION games
m OBJ. University utcr-,hoastic la
ru. were:
Amarillo 10. Floydada g.
corpus Christi sp. del Rio 6.
Beaumont 10. BRYAN e.
Waco lN. Palestine %.
,l,mrre g. Comanchc o,
bauis,n o. sulphur Springs ,.
Tho race fu The IiiEh School cham
puu-hlp of Texas was narrowed down
@. rilhf teams
Tho following matches have h'' n
scheduled fur next week end. Corpus
Christi Temple. wacoHoaumont; 10
hurue. p,ui.on. while Abilene VIII pay
Amarillo the winner Of the Anariho
fI..dtdn game.
SOM finals viii be- played by Dccem'
|I.r no aud the final championship
game fh. following week. NealiN
10000 games have been played IN the
Iuarua This year. 263 teams haN'nt
started n the race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
HEAVY LINE PLUNGING GIVES
AMARILLO IS TO 6 VICTORY over
FLOYDADA IN LAST HALF OF GAME

The Golden SANDSTONE today notch closer the state cham
p;OnhD through defeat Of the Foydsda Whrnd Sivns
PLAY Grounds 10 yesterday afternoon But not until
Of the fought games of the that the Sande
able to make the Whir,wnd realize they defeatd
Coach eleven, champions Of section Of the inter
scholastic league its defeat Of Foydda champions of section
probably will play Abilene elimination game Thanksgiving
day Where the game will be played Stiff guarantees
to depleted the Sandstone treasury and known
whether the Ssndes will ask to play Abilene here
Three touchdowns scored Friday game between Can
yon Avs Normal Three ouchdons scored yes
terdy all straight line ungng and end runs
forward passes IN Fridays game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
CITYBRIEFS

Buildug permits were issued >atur.
.r @. H r..r. fur 50 500 hogeo q
900 ,.Hm Tmur, street. ana 20 Mr..
I..f.r .. . $3.50 house ut 100, Van
I..r s.....
\ mIrriH., lic,usc was issued Satur.
H. u 49, 3D. Ross aul Mrs. Rosie
i.....
Harold ;. Richcs Ut amarillo i visit.
H. N cousin. RAYMOND a. lachey.
nH. conducting Four weeks revival
no ... coliseum boo Fort Worth.
N.. D. Norris ana baby. POS
>UH Hr.or Fu.DJ are home from q
N..f 0.r Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
Beaumont Beat Bryan
RR Aa.ociaieh pro-

BEAUMONT. Sow. 25-Ouip'ayug
H.H opponents u every department
U th. game and being favored ip Il
Na.t sharing even boo The breaks
Beaumont Hsh School eleven This
afternoon defeated Bryan High
School champions of Section 10. by
the .,ora 81 10 Co g. Two touch.
downs and n,Id Eoal accounted Tor
UumuDrs scores. while Bryan chalk.
ei up 90 touchdown and was success.
ul ou the uy for gual 100 the last
quarter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
Football Results

Harvard 800. Yale g.
Army I- Nnyy ~
Chicago q. Wisconsin o Uirl
Nur. Dame %. Carnegie Tech o.
Detroit a.. 20. Washington 10
f.reUn o.
Iowa &c. Northwestern ,.
Nr.b.lau 90. Minnesota
ohio g. Illinois ?.
pudu, =. Indiana 0i"D
Nebraska 20. Amcs q.
Aniomt 10. Georgia
Dartmouth e. Brown o.
Penn Military 6, Western NH-1HJ
Florida a.. Oglcthorpe o.
Wabash 80. pcpouw O
smth Carolina star. Wake
Forest q.
Oregon AFplcs Is. washurn state
Id.
University ~ Mis- @pui la. Fmt
Beuning "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
SANDSTONE CLIMBS nearer TO STATE GOAL

The fourth down Burke and Nelson gain.
ed ls yards Dn t Iaes.
" Eurk. madr yard A pass failed
Daily and NJ Burke minod yards on
forward pass 40 hH own goal line
". Nickhus intercepted pass and
rushed back 90 thD 'I urd line u was
minutes tl th. lnal whistle blew
HAYDEN puntod out .. bounds on Floyd
ada O. yard limo
a pass failed " Em.a and .. Burke
made = yards ON ID ua Hayden in.
tuDopied e pass CON f1e 800 yard line
Haydens punt was bID.E.d AMI Floyd.
ada recovered on the 300 yard line. NJ.
Burk, fumnled and recovered on the
30 yard ine l1d tho whistle blow Final
scOr. Amarillo i3 Floydad1 g
Oh, Dime ups
FlNdlat w Position Amarillo u9
Euhauk cap, ........... r. Nilklaus
Center
Mcdonald ...... ............ E3ssett
Right Guard
LuitIcl .......... .....t., VINE
Left Guard
King Observation-Disclosures. wilmington
fdeNI lfi.lN.
Britton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GoIding
LDr Tackle
Henry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dawson
Right End
Daily ............ ........ - Anderson
Left End
D Burke ........... ......... Hayden
Qulrforh3ct
-hulrg ......... ........... Rccder
Right IlalfhlDk
Nelson ........... ..... IS. N.Dklaus
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE--Cadillac Eght Model 50
IN good running condition. Also stan
les steamer iu good shape. 2i0 y.
Polk. Phone 1912. r. G.. Stansbury.
Paige Sport Model 1920 Al condition.
looks as good as new. runs as good as
new. good tires. Price $3.50. This is
real bargain.
Toney Chisum
Phone 1000 Iih and Tyler
FOR TRADE-Hudson Six for Ford
Coupe See me az Fillmore Street
Garage.
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they were needed. pa' WhtUu..m mes
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tn. saudi, easily oulE.I th.
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WILL DIE FOR DEATH
OF YOUTH FOURTEEN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNn

4. IWay of Oh" county inil when ne was
ugeurd there pending removal to tho
----.u--lrN I'M Cnlumh-n-
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Public Sale.

| will offer for sale on the ex-
perimental farm, 2 IL miles east
Of Amarillo, November ze, 1872,
promptly at 10 a. m. mich cows.
horses, hogs, farm implements
and household goods.
J.F. STUMP, Owner.
r. o. WHITE, Auctioneer.
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SITUATIONS wANTKD
Dentist

Graduate Texas license. seven years
practice Special course conductive an
a"s'hcsia and oral prophylaS ks wants
p'l,e ethical office. salary. commission.
Address BOX $50 care News.
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here q
otl last
HIRE the probable lnrups wrieh, Nbrnc
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Cooper Irwin Motor Co.

FOR SALE: Second hand Oakland road
stor ear. ln good shape. will exchange
Tor vocaut lot or vendors lien notes.
Phone 100 Room 236 blackburn hlds