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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Would Ddrken
Her Hair

Dear Miss Grey; wonder ~ you
en- give me some simple home
METHOD that would darken my hair'
have heard that sage will do II.
MT do not know how 90 use a.
A HOUSEWIFE
eteep SAGE ieorcs. preferably fresh
oo<s, and strain the tea Apply each
~ Is yos tcoaid tonic 10 rtdr
olso BE- used as riHse after fhe
sAnN poe
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NINE

Mr.. and Mrs Shaud went from F1tts-
hruEh to Columbus, where they VIII
take special studies in the university
through Tie summer. In September
ihc,. will make their home in Reiners-
willie. Ohio. where the groom Is super
irtrndcrt of the high school.
CAPTAIN Sidney Booth. OF the steamer
Smoot. is spending a few days 1t his
home on West Thirty-ninth street
Mrs. ~ F.: Marsh. OF Lincoln ave-
nue.. has returned from short visit
with relatives In Cambridge.
Tickets for the summer Chautauqua
program are now on sale Everyone
should buy early and assure the conf
mttcs OF the h.artiest support In TINS
worthy undertaking. The dates for the
entertainment will be July ELS.
The n"w home ~ Mr.. W. T. Jones.
on Highland avenue. is now completed
and the family expect to occupy the
house next week
TIL" shining Star class IF the Metn-
odist Sunday school entertained the
members. OF the Young Mems c!a&s
Thurmday evening at the home 81 MISS
Daisy White. Thirty young pe"'!e
were present and spent the evening most
enjoyably.
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10 S,"i'!rnll.,c 10 attend conference
-: ,c.I,l.rlr IN tho Daily Vacation Bible
Schools. \ S'ln". = L. be opened here
ni,uut tnc iir"r of July AMI 4 large at
lrr,lan,c i %nticiIu;"d because the work
last summer W. greatly enjoyed by
Tho children and was Of special benefit
10 tho me who attended.
Friends Of The family here viii learn
with regret that the little daughter OF
Mr.. Ferry MCkrin. Of -. ClairsNiic.
for. .rly ~ Shadyside. is under treat
mrnt~. the OHIO Valley General hos
pila!. " . Clara Mckain. the chi!d's
grandmother, IS staying with the little
one.
Mrs. Richard Ray and children
Misses MurEarct and Alvina and Mas
ter John Richard. Of columbus. are Wis
ii:UE at thr home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John JaniSon. Of GrandTi"w
avenue and Thrty-ninth street.
Miss Helen Meek. daughter nf Mt.
and Mrs Z. B. Meek. " south Central
avcnur. lcca m" The bride of MIR. Albert
Shaud Of Annvil.", Pa. in Pittsburgh
on Thur sday. The ceremony was per-
formed III the First Lutheran church
Of last Liberty NY The mst"r. Rev
John s Shaud. brother Of the groom.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Carried 4 Gun

Carried u Gum
John Cream'r was IN he cry laH
last night ?w"';ins trht! ~ SPUR
J. ". Lilers court. II" was Arr", '
OF trcSpaSSlnr When SEARCHED. hnM
ever a gun WAS found upon has person
and ne Will go riSt".-t"unS 'TII also.
Play Armstrong;
60 10 Armstrong; Sunday for 4 game
with the fast team -: that place TIL"
teams are pretty evenly mL'Ch"h an"
thor" is every Indication that m" same
"in prove 10 b" close and intcr"St'ns
one.
Boys In Again
Two Bellairc lads vii! likely 20 TO
tn. industrial school AT Lancaster fol
loving ,h"ir arrest here 10y l. ana O..
Officer bailey. The boys. Forest i'rlCe
aad Pau! Moore. both OF Rose HI ara
sad 10 nave been stealing tile f!cNrirE
squares from the Is. and .. IN IN" yards
here. They were previously up in con
n"cuon with nc r"hhiHS OF carEiHa!
car.
Regular Services
Regular services SIT! II held at 'hr
trrS, NJ. l.. church Sunday. AZ 10 -
4. m. the pastor. Rev: J. v Orin, VII
Ri"thrigh:", and IN the evening hts sub
Ject Will he The kingdom Within.
Sermon Topics
Our Ever-lrcs"n, God viii be re
SiD)cct OF me ser mon dt Inc NnVlNlldI
Church Sunday morning by R"v
Charles A. rcarce. the pastor. HIS
evening topic is "A Fruitful Bnugh."
Postal Examination
Announcement VAS made yesterday to
the effect that an examination Will be
held on July , for the purpose ot Sc
Letting eligible applicants by appoint.
ment ns mail carriers. The pay LcgIp7
at tl,ioo and goes as high rs Sl.SON.
Many Aocsptaness
At the Chamber II Commerce heal
quarters II ~ stated thut many persona
hay" accepted invitations 10 attend ;Er
good rad meeting at StcUhcnIil!r Jumr
2%. \ program Of work N CUnur,t!pn
with ne proposed Marietta East Liver.
pool highway movement will be MAPPED
Out.
Plan for July %th
Representatives Of local civic cluhs
mot last night at the {. OF G. rooms ANIL
made arranGr.IcutS Tor IN ohScrN a'rcc
q; July 4tn. There will lie band con-
cert and great display OF fireworks IN
addition 10 othtr features.
To Ta1rpoint
The BcllaiNc Commercial ha SchHl
tenn will go to Fairpoirt Sunday fnr i
game With the fast team OF that place.
IT," two, appear to be pretty evenly
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d'' It |r"E:an' IA place 81 the guar
-,tNL.".
Play Ade1G
To" 'amhrl, r.,srlnrj! team nf Shad"
.,,!, VII rln,i 'rG.ly nith the fast
", uI team - .iu,.nr II" twn teams
" :ll me- .g"'H - SEdi! side on sun.
day.
VA. Roach eco
Manager Nrlni.r l"'kman Of the
CLumE"r "f comm "rcr ":Ih last night
''r-.r hr vs. {, :.Ii,!ru, INA; ~ least jGu
memberships r'U.'d be secured IN thr
present campaign. \ !ur:h": rcpnr,
w!ll l." made - Il luncheon oi the cam
.:r. SrrS Monday noon.
B-ll1irc Briefs
Mr. Julia I!.l"h"rE h. returned 10
ar h0m" ~ Harrison street after
,i~,' 7, Struhrnvi!!r.
Mrs Vance tuli mas been removed
t. h"" h.'n,r IN Ernk% Run from tho
cav h'sritaL where .hc underwent an
operation
\ S,n has been born 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
,i,nrp" Jones. NJ Robot. ". Va. Th"
'.r'r"r j. form riy at Rclla!r"-
Mrs. Mary Ea"$. who had her ton
~ll.. removed at TN cay hospital. iaS
l." u l. a-n T." her home IL South R'l-
Er.
Miss Mabel Thomas. "r Hn"kharr"n
" Va. H. visiting with friends here FOR
u ,..w DAYS.
Mr. ;ud Mrs. Rudolph l.. Davis. Of
PITTSBURGH. aye spending few days
viii l",ai fri' ndS.
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SHE SPENT HER
MONEY I'm VAIN

hothcrrd mo constantly and my back
hart me 50 bad ! couldn't stocp Over
and StrLirhrrn up without suffering
agony. My husband actually spent nun
dreds OF dollars on medicines and treat
ments. hut 80 far as good TO ME was
concerned il WAS money wasted.
Il am just delighted with the results
II Tanla". II has given me wonder
mi appetite. everything ] eat agrees
with me and / sleep soundly all night
long. meyer waking once. In the Morn
i7g wake up fr"iing fresh and happy.
Tanlac benefited me in every way and
uIl Zee, I owe dutN 10 Others who
may suffer 9 did to tell my experience
with it," s..
Tanlac Is sold in Wheeling by Hore->
Davis Drug company and leading drug
EiStS.
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Huntington Woman's Case
Seemed Beyond Help, but
She Finds Relief
at Last.

My only regret about Tan.ac ~ that
I didn't sc, l. sooner" Sa:d Ms. Re SSl"
Rice. 7ilt, Third ave. Apt. |. IIurtinS-
ton. W. Va
1T certainly would have saved me
worlds NJ suffering and money hrSldr'.
nS i; dil villa; mad been trying 81 long
70 nni som" r1cd!"ine /" do. Ny ap0"-
li'c MAS poor my digestion bad and |
was =" nervous Cou!Gu', sleep we'll ]
ln~t weight. to-. right along. my kidneys
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NOTICE

All members of Bridgeport
Lodge No. ISL, +. & A. NJ, are
requested to meet at the lodge
room at 10 a. m. Sunday, June
10th, for the purpose of attend
ing 81. Johns Day services,
which will be held al the Kirk.
wood Methodist Church. Sister
Lodges arc invited to attend.
l.. 7. LANNON. W. NJ.
JclTi
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PyTHAGQREAN EXEMPT LARS PLAN
FOR Bic I'M TIATORY SESSION

Recitation 'Sr,.,cs" Lillian Rowcn
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Ir... g...... ,.l.,~i..s 100 Tro,,.,s
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.urts H1,.!.- S.,ru,Ir : li-k r,n.s Non.
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son. .r.r. r.. 10 ir.r.a."
r..i..p.r rr,,ro. u,nt,ns
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E...,,,ian ",'N,.trrr r.v hc&r oc all.
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I,ur , s.v ,yer,,,.s A., ,.ha~,,,I with
n,nr,.crru.. :,.,,.,i;r.. ~ S.,,ire John
rra,.. - Tf... mr., have entered pleas
90. not -ln,,. .,,.' Iay, r.rr,ovcl at
,u~a,.y tunnrd SAW o. G-r..rI them.
Prosecuting Attorney William r Dix
on ~ 'puK after M prosecution in
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p,x. 1,-ou,- Gala
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ai'"T'""' whereby 'N' property L"rn-
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Trnnlc Box Soon.


N,n,b,r~ If IN. bridgeport Nlriwar"
,orrpa;, arnuuu, 'hA' the signal bon
fer ,'narI.S Grey. 'rtu'c ,nI at TN cor
nrr %! LINCOLN alcnv" hHd Main Hir".'.
WI %. ready for .n~'n..L'!"u ~ u"
nrar future. Tn" box Sc l".NS CT, ."~' Il
with LASS lot tn, n..& Weather. and -
bong -ruulpn"d with lr,u::, siGna'$ '"r
motors. similar 10 tur =.Eu~ used IN '"'
large cities. Electric N%h's NJ. also h"
Installed n thr box FIR n'Eht WORK.
Target Shoot.
NrmhcrS "t ia" BridE"p"rt Eltl" club
have announced that target shoot W.!
~. held IN the ouIdyCr rance AZ stop -
tomorrow afternoon II ~, N"athrr /. AZ
all good PLANS arc h-IN& made for an
ali day shoot and picnic TO b" held on
the range On tho Fourth of July.
Bridgeport BuofS.
!. l.. Higgins aud VII" and son. i'au.,
leave ,Orrurruw for lr'p {" Ral'im"r",
Washington and the cast IN ih"ir auto.
Marshal Der; MrIonruuchry arrived
HON" after Attending Il h'"iT;nS It
raS.. in court at Indiana. IA.
Mrs Carrie Mitchell .: LOUSY! lie.
Ky. - spending = f"w days as N" guest
If hey parents Mr.. ANA Mrs Adam
Young 81 k!rl,w""d.
Or J. q. Howrlls and sister. Miss
Martha ar" spending trw dr}> - tn"
guests nf friends IN Philadelphia, Ia
Tho usual weekly meeting - Tie tr'
Department vii! hc held IN th"l~ T':|r
tors at the city building tomCrr"w after
noon.
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uh''r"CI Sunday 80 ~. South Hclirir"
II. +, 'nwr, p. N"uwa i'""rI" WI -""-
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BRIDGEPORT
BIG CROWD ENJOYS
PICNIC AND OUTING
MOST OF TIE MEN or THE KIRK
WOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WERE PRESENT At pOUHHEY
BIBLE CLASS PICNIC.
Outdoor Anusements Were Enjoyed
During tho Afternoon and Evening,
and Basket Dinner was Eaten
In the Woods.

One Of tho btTres, events in tho ma
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n ~ Miller and Fred l.. Setby. dele
ea;Ns from the local KlwaniS club. ~
VEL A. President Roy Woods and Sec
rctary l.. l.. Moore ct the club. and
several ~ the members. will ieatc Mon
day afternoon on the special train from
Wheeling 10 Cleveland. OHIO. where they
VII attend the convention oc the or
ganizat:or % convene II tina; city Tues
dav
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Committee Appointed.

The funeral services FOR Mrs. Eva
conroy. we'll known resident OF Pear,
stree, who died -, -" cry hospital
few days ago. VIII be h-!d from rho
home OF her mother. MIS- J.. vi. Ben
.'ne. HhS Jefferson street. tomorrow
afternoon. The in;crmen: viii % made
al Rose Hi cemetery at Er.laire
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AND POPE
TO ADVANCE CAUSE
OF DISARMAMENT
ii From First paye.l

Continued From First Page)
breathing space In which TO review
their plnns In the light OF their ex-
periences on American soil.
Hold Preliminary Get-ToRcther
The meeting of the American big
four and the advisory committee Of
twcnty-onc was little more than n
preliminary get-together. The poll
cies to be fostcred by this govern
ment in the conference were laid
before the committee members ioniy
In tho most general way, details or
the naval reduction program work cd
out By the delegates being withheld
until permanent committee organi-
cation IL effected.
Former Senator George Sutherland.
OF Utah, was formally chosen chair
man Of the advisory body. but
further organization details were
left In the hands OF special com
mittec OF six which will report at
another meeting tomorrow. Mr..
Sutherland was placed At the head
OF the special committee. whose
other members are Samuel Gompers.
| Rear Admiral William l.. Rogers,
Willard Salisbury. Henry l.. Fletcher
| and Mrs. Eleanor Franklin Egan. Or
| ganiza,ion of "a number OF sub
committees to deal with particular
problems is expected TO he included
in the recommendations submitted
ut tomorr0w's meeting.
Hold Further Conferences Today.
Further conferences are To be held
tomorrow by nearly all the foreign
delegations. as well. although all Of
them Will pauae at some time during
F, the day to pay homage 10 the UNI
known American soldier dead \
particularly elaborate tribute Is to
oe bestowed by the British dclega-
ton which will make a ceremonial
| pilgrimage TO tho capital TO lay Il
| wreath on the bier. arthur j. Bal
| four. head Of the British delegates.
pending the arrival o: Lloyd George,
Is expected TO reach Washington Ia
time to take part In this ceremony
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[OYD GEORGE HOPES TO
HELP IN ARMS DECISIONS
ill r c a c Ii Washington by
Time Conference at Mo-
mcntous Stage.
Ipy United News.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Premicr
lloyd George. OF Great Britain. hopes
BIO able to attend tho conference
armament limitation before IT has
|achcd the deciding stage OF It's
|srk. no has informed Secretary
Flghes.
Lloyd George explained that Irish
gotiations and tho Unemployment
untion prevented his sailing Sat-
day as he hoped.
The heart Of Britain is deeply set
pom the success OF the conference"
lei tho Premier.
Lloyd Georges Message.
His message was delivered to Sec
tary hughes by Ambassador GcdIcE.
read:
You VIII pclase express to presi-
nt Harding my very keen regret
disappointment At having been
able 10 leave England In Sine 10
thd the opening Of the Washing
conference. The discussion TO
iich he has invited the bowers
sosn representatives, assemble in
|ishington this week In Of profound
portance to the whole world. Soth-
but the intensely delicate state
the Irish negotiations AMI Ri. alb
ute obligation which feel To Par
ncnt and the county to be pres.
here until those negotiations are
np!eted and the governments un-
pioymcnt Legislation is In opera
would have prevented my sailing
Saturday, as hoped to do.
Hope TO Come Inter.
1 must discharge that obl:g ton
ore leave. but will sail at the
Hest possible moment. and hope
be with you before the conference
chez the deciding stage OF It's mo-
ntuous work. | need not assure
IN the mcatimc, that the heart of
ta!n 10 deeply set upon tho success
ihc conference. The world haY
'dcd such lead an Pr.sid.n,
riding gave VI last July for many
S!oua months. II WAS the new
r!as opportunity. To have grasp:t
promptly as President Harding ant
advisers did, will prove a LASTING
d't To the clcar-cycd statesman.
p OF the United States"
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MARINES HERE TODAY
TO GUARD u. S. MAILS
Armed Detachment of Thfrty-S~ven.
Detached From auantico. to Ar
rive for Duty.


rive for Duty.
An armed detachment OF thirty
seven marines will arrive In Rich
mond this morning to guard railroad
mall cars aad trucks In carrying
yuluubles to and from this city. The
action was taken by Postmaster Gen
eral Hays as part Of national pro-
gram inaugurltcd by the Post Office
Department 20 guard against the
theft of securities. money and other
valuablcs.
The marines have been ordered de-
tached from Quantico. with instruc-
lions to report to Postmaster Hay II.
Thornton. and will be Quartcred In
the Dost-oiiice annex. Specific IN
structions and routine for precau-
tionary measures to be inaugurated
here against the series of bold hold
ups throughout the country Will he
formulated 1t 4 conference between
Superintendent y. a Fisher. OF the
railroad mail service for this d.
vision; Captain Leake. In command
OF the marines. and Postmaster
Thornton, detailed by the Post-Ofiice
and War Departments TO 80 over the
situation.
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ARMS MEET SUCCESS
WILL NOT BE WON BY
BARGAINING
lContinued From Firat PageD


vantage was that miraculous result
achieved. Nor will II he by bargain
ing, or by attempts 10 adjust one
nations profit to the gains of other
nations. that the great business OF
the washington conference will be
done.
Itoiy Understands II.
This truth, I believe. has already
permeatcd the minds Of the principal
European delegations. Italy UNDER
stands IL. aud despite some superficial
appearances TO the contrary, France
understands IL also. 1t VII animate
the British delegation under Mr.. Bal
tours leadership. while the delegates
OF the United States VIII feel their
task Immensely lishtened when they
ind their foreign colleagues ready TO
meet them In spirit OF sane dis
interestcdncrs.
OF the attitude Of the japanese and
Chinese delegations nothing Is
definitely known. Admiral Iaroi.
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kato stated yesterday that. given an
equal Willingness on tho part OF tho
other powers. Japan would be pre-
pared to reduce her battlesh.p and
battie-cruiser construction program.
But, as i have before insisted, sug-
sestions Of this kind possess little
practical value until the political is
sues have been decided. The test Of
the japanese position will come when
inc future OF China Is under consider
alton. Here Japan can. IL she Will.
really help From the Chinese dele
cation Itself little practical help. and
possibly some obstruction. ig to be
expected.
Nobody knows what the Chinese
delegation really represents. Half
OF II at least is stated to be suscep-
tible To Japanese influence Other
sections may resist tho application
OF any constructive policy to China
The perfect English in which tho
Chinese pleas will probably be adj
vanced Will not necessarily indicate
the perfsc, luc!iity Of Chinese ideas
iut, these difficulties will yield Ia
firm. fair treatment IL the other
delegations, including the Japanese
are honcsil? resolved to save China
from herself and make her again "a
positive and calcuiabIe factor in a
general Far Eastern and pacific set
7 ticmcut.
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ccutirc from an uniformed public
pressure tina; might In certain cir
cuinstanccs prove rrestiule--wDu ld
be largely obviated. The conference
must remember that IL is not merely
engaged In dealing with the merits
OF pacific problems. but in enabling
those merits to be understood and
decisions upon them TO be accepted
by as wide az possible range Of
Lublic opinion In all countries.
Copyright. 1921. by United NewS)
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the wiscs; decisions OF the confer
ence may eventually prove null ana
void
lf the American public and the
opinion Of other countries can he
kept fully and wisely informed upon
the issues before tho conference as
they come NJ. the prospect not only
OF AN agreement. but OF the execution
Of the agreement. Will be vastly en-
HANGED. Moreover, the danger OF
pressure upon tho United States eX-
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strong Interest In America.

The strong interest az the Ameri-
can public In the conference was
again indicate yesterday by the
adoption In the Senate Of a resolu-
ton in favor OF the largest practi-
cable measure OF publicity for the
proceedings. u Is very important
that the mea ning o; this resolution
be understood by the delegates.
Against anything resembling. or
susceptible OF interpretation as
hole and-cornc work the American
instinct will rebel. Without the con-
currence Of American public opinion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
ONERTISERS HEAR
TALK AND APPEAL
Terence Between "waut Ad- md
NnHr' Publicity Explained by
Hf"hnionu College Faculty.

|"ui'nuirg his talks before IN.
naond Advertising Club In Mur.
Hoicl yesterday at noon. DR.
nnnG y. Brown. Jr.. professor Of
Monies Richmond College. said III.
an, al" IL the only ADVERTISING tha,
voluntary. Name advertising, he
!. is class Of publicity advertising
- dGne 20 hold the Held which
lady has been developed. In dis
advertising. HI said. an appeal
|'ec"ssary TO the scnses. feeling or
f,ti"ns or To the Intelligence.
president :, 4. Leaning introduced
Lucy IL Mason, mho spoke brief.
ia h"ha!f Of the campaign for tho
iht "omer'S Christian Associa.
N'ss Mason declared that. as
- r!r.a worked for small wages.
Mould bc necessary for IN. Y. W.
y To provide suitable Iow-priccd
ana board for them. Tho y. W.
sac declared, was or. OF the bes,
ris Of the city. ana asked tina,
f0hcrs Of the club give their inli-
ial suppor, TO the campaign now
progress To raise $4,000 TO meet
deficiency In carrying on the va
~ activities In behalf OF girls.
resident Leaning announced an
i-club" series OF programs. to be-
N"Nc'n Der go and continuing until
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THEY LET HIM SLEEP

Y. L. Straynge. Gainesville. Ga, 4.
so. .. was unable TO sleep all night
bout getting up. Sometimes
i few minutes after going 20
l would have TO sc, up. and ]
| d everything | heard OF for the
4ible. Finally tried Foley Kid
pills and after taking one bottle
|cl!evc ] am entirely cured. and |
| p soundly all night" Foley Kid
Pills tone UP weak. sluggish
bcys. rid the body of poisons. give
|ctite, energy and refreshing
|p.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

May 81. In which the competitive spir-
II for attendance nnd best program
Will prevail.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
WHO'LL BE
 GOVERNOR
J. J. Underwood and l.. E. Jones Are Being
 Considered.

Washington, April l4.-~Secre- .6ary of. Anterior Fall. upon whom President Harding depends for advice regarding the appoint ment of the Governor of Alaska, nis inclined to disregard the en- dorsements of both Hazelet and Wlckersham. because of the bit terness of the fight.
 It is understood that Secretary Falls mind is made up that the appointment of either would mean to continue disruption in the Territory.
 Many sympathze with tie views of President Harding and Secretary Fall ; that the FederalS Government should be responsible, for a larges part of the developments of Alaska.
 Secretary Fall is inclined to take upon hisSown shoulders d great deal of Territorial work and the solution of
 
 Y many of it's problems.
 Among those now being considered for appointment to the gabernatorial office aaei J. J. Underwood and Col. E. Lester Jones.
 tMr. Underwood has for years been the Washington correspondent of the . Seattle Times He was among those who went to Dawson in 1898. Later he went to Nome, in which camp hespent several years. He is an able newspaper man, the author Of a most interesting and widely-read volume, "Alaska In the Making" and a capable mining man as well.
 Col. Jones is chief of the Coast Geo. Il idetic Survey. to which he was ap- pointed. as a Democrat, and was re- . gently reappointed, because of his effi- ciency, besides which he is credited with knowing great deal regarding Alaskan aff airs.