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Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
THE FAHERTYs SURPRISED

Yesterday being Che 25th ann.- verary of Che marriage of MT. and Mrs. James Fabertv a surprise party was arranged at tho home oi Nr. and Mrs. "a w. kilburn which vas a mo.t happy event and was ate tended by many Of Che friends of Che couple who had reached Che "aIivor station Of married ufc. Among Che many presents bestowed on Nr and Mrs. Fahorty was a beautiful oliver sel which was .eut by thcir daueh- ters Misses Anna oui Jamie who arc both iu Seattle. That Che couple win later celebrate tbeir golden wedding Is Che unanimous wish Of thcr friends
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
SEVERAL LOCAL
 BOYS WILL FIGHT
Three Douglas Islanders Matched m The American Legion Smoker
 of July Fourth

At mt nce Douglas Island bozers win appear at Che American L.r.oa Smoker at Juneau on thc evening ol Che Fourth ot Ju'y and It .. probable chat several more win be matched before Che complete card a maIc aH.
 Pat uanyuooI formerly ot Che RmIr Bullion fo.st s matched Co box Jack Iorau.on ol che foundry erHt rounds i'm the main oyeut Of che evening" Both men have been .r training lor some umc uo.N- wood Is at Uwg bay w.th Che r..lveI crow ol rrofpcc.or and
 packing ahort twelve miles a l.v uc win arrive hero within O few days to finish up on ueht traIu- .rr Iotan.oa Is training every f.y da.u. road york; shadow boN- i'm. throwing tae medicine ban and
 ..rn.re ror. Hc . determined Go b. in tnr worry best Of condition Co urr h. uh'.. or Hollywood for Tho tro..ou. at their Iast meeting.
 Sinclair Brown O, uouras has been mr..heI to box osborn ot Ju- re.u .a tre nn.-aulun The men are very e.uIr matched I'm weight n Is #I Brown Is also at AwFa bay and Is getting tte ame kind o. training u Hollywood and win also he m town uI,Hn n .c" days GO Gr.sh oU his training
 The ro.t or Che bouts have not 's ..t h.n announce. by Matchmaker r... Wilson .I Tr..IueI
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
PICNIC

The picnic held by tho Sunday chooI children Of rlo leland at Lave .ou creek ou Tuesday afternoon was a most enjoyable one. it is raid. An exceedingly blg crowd Of children was present. Many games and raco" at which Che u,uc folks an won various prizes were among the o'e hits of Che day. There were also d .ot ol good things Go c1t
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
 FOR CELEBRATION
Finance Committee Reports Favor. ably and Assurance Given That
 There Wm Be Good Time

wh Che report ot Che finance committee at tlc Fourth of July meeting ol last Monday night ,ur- u.- ar.1u-aecment uas sccu Iu tae .am.r- celebration on Douglas E- and Chairman Chr.s.oc ol Che commus. reported very favorable p-orr,s having been made witch thc collections at.ne au assurance .hat enough funds would bc on hand co provide te- ereAtabIe cc'ehra- uon
 Tho plan. a. Che present rmc are to err. I.. celebration on Che altgr noon %. July 9 v.la at least tUo b...b.u .r.. ,he con.estue teams being Iaane stsa. Port Seward and n... lt a planned to give rrr. .ee-.ratnr aboa. sl5' for teh.H
 very likely taat tae sports o. ... Fourth proper win open w.tl hos. rae, oar.r m Che mou.ae Co h followed by an orauon from che
 grand stand u Che bau grounds after which VI come aI kinds o, races and sports lo- children Taese ereuu win consist mot only ot tle usaa, a.. .o. .hIlren ol an .s.s but win also include some ol che Geld sport. similar lo thos. held at Che Indoor n... us spring a, Che Naa.o-uu
 Nrnue at aI a scheduled to aso r.... hore or che afternoon ol One r..r... allowing Douglas leland people. .. taor r.st. To e1 Go Juneau t1 ....s the r..ch.I tournament tn winch .tc Douglas team .s -o par- t.n...
 on he r.rht ot Oh. Fourth ot ru. .a.re win he bis fow.a ot July dane, at Naa.o-.um aaI
 tt Che Monday night me.tre .n. oh1ruea o. n. various com- ntte.s turned tn m. r.n. of hose whom .l.r had .....,el .o act utr tneu .r n. ..um.. TI. .omn.... committee. HIta Che n.u ol Che ..aru.a coming art ar. uIoas
 brr.necmen.. y. G mua-m.r. n L. EoaIer J. F H..s1n ANr ErorvIst lrne sauI.Ht Leo De- N.-
 sorts-I. r. Uorar. D. R. Hai- Icy John Iarrc,h. L w. Klblrn. Al c.la Jae. Wilson. Jerry Caste1. Wm EaIrcs
 Decoration hz.I k-onv.at Guy L. smith. Harold Ga.e.s HHrnr Nrorrr
 Dance -hrre sHrl.h.rt Martin caueus Joe Garr. J. e. Nmuer- man Mrs. E r. coaetHu Nr w. E oahu Jo. Williams Folk Gray. s.h.n u.sau.or. Mr. O Wa.erui G.r. VI. hea...ter
 The book. of tre Ur.no. commit. ... rc sII open Cor contributions and r a r.la..tei rHat an who ... may ..... funds at either Che Fr Territorial Bank o- Che y. A. J. e.Uuas stor.
 . next meeting uiu te hold at tr. han next Monday evening
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
TO IITUYA BAY

Under charter Co tho Treadwoil Company Che launch Dixon, Capt Tom Smith loft Tuesday for Lituya bay to take supplies to Che camp es- 0blshod there by thc company for prospocuug Frank LoNoir in charge of Che crew of proaDcctors. win return on Che Dixon. as well as several of Che men. among thom Sinclair Brown and Pat Hollywood. who aro to box at Che American Legion Smoker on July 4th.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
PROMINENT PLACE
 GIVEN TO ALASKA
American Mining Congress at Chi. cago in October Win Feature
 Northern Ores

Seattle June 2O. Alaska has been assigned Che position ot prom mouce i'm Che largo mining exhibit that win be staged by Che American Mining Congress at Chicago. in Oc- tober or this year Thia exhibit Is .o bo held during Che week of tho 2ib and during Che convention ot thc Congress which brings together mining mon from every section Of our country Tho exhibit Is Go be staged In ChIoaeo's large Coliseum. which assures Of its being crowded with visitors throughout tho week. This building has i0000 square feet or floor space and Alaska Inns been
 allotted tbc central space ot h.rty feet m diameter from which all a.slcs win udiatc
 Tho exhibit is to be ot minerals mining machinery and equipment w.h che solo exception of Naaba. which has been permitted Co exhibit au Of I,s resources. This win make It possible for Che Naaka exhibit Go bc Che most spectacular and ottrac- live Of any in Che Coliseum.
 In order 70 make it a 1.-Two exhibit It has been suggested thot che Aias- ka display should Include % domon- .rauon of placer mining -a typical souIdoush prospoctor and @ hand rocke- rocking out virgin gold rhe mineral ozb.b.ta should contain oN- btb.a Of at Icaat Gfy pounds ot an typos or orc from Alaska. Such am exhibit win be n startling revelation .o mining mon of Che country of ihe rrcot diversity oi mineral resource. o. NaaEa. Including as it does an mineral required ln Che arts and in- Iu.r.es. To theee should be added .Nmbu of an uon-m.tcrai proi- uou marble graphite an qualities o. coal and am attractive exhibit of. 1I
 Minerals however arc only al small par. ol NasEa'a great bas.c. resources tbat should be displayed other exhibits should include dal-. rc timber agriculture. reindeer and last bu, not Io..l Alaska great ocr.c attractions
 Th. ha-sa Bureau. Seattle Cham bo. ol Commerce H preparing Co. 9Tar an possible eid in assembling
 and forwarding exhibits Chairman John p Hartman has named a com- n.ttee ou m.uu-. ot which Falcon Io.u Is eaa.rmn tha, is prepar- Ing ID rcndae every possible ae.Ia,aucc m making h.a exhibit one that-vin .ttra.t uauou-widc attention The bureau Is writing Che Alaska Cham ..es oI Commerce. rendering its
 .rueo. and ueee.s tha, commit-
 e. bc named m each Alaskan town .o secure mining exhibits.
 The recon, session Of Che Alaska legislature made am appropriation Of. money to be used in assembling am .shht representative Of Che mineral resources o. Che Territory Former Governor Thomas Riggs appointed ueu In Che various localities to
 utbr Che exhibits and Go arrange or Che forwarding Of them Go chi- .nro.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
OPERATED UPON

Adoiph Garn Of thi- -itv entered st Ann hospital Jun u last week to take treatment for 7tonach trouble and on Tue-'ay morning was operated un0n 'c 7'ool tfe operation very well. but will be at Che hospital for some time recover Ing from its effects.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
FROM TENaEEE

Ns. Alberta c1'Iuas. who ria'ted for wocs vith Mrs. Rc.e Man'oy .. TeraE.c. returned hc-e on the Earl M Ias. Saturday night Tho young lady had a most enjoyable tImo .t on. hot .n..ue toH-n.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
HOME WITH SON

Mrs. p R Bradley. accompanied by her son. Philip. arrived on One Princes Alice ru day night Mrs. Bradley '..t he-a several weeks ago t1 attend Che graduation exercises O. her SOD .t Che Culver Military Aead- emy at Culver. Indiana.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
WORKING

Raymond Kelly. who has been at- tending Gorzaeo University rc- turned home late laet week and has nkon a position for tho summer months at the Treadweu machine shop.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-24
MOVE TO DOUGLAS

Mrs. J. C. Hannah and dauehtor Verne. who have been at kanI|a lor che pas. yoar. have aee.n taken up thc.r residence Iu Douglas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
Krasne plakaty Orientalneho Trh,
v Bratislave.

Ceskoslovenska Tlacova Kance-
laria poslala nam diva umc!ecky
vypracovane plakAty, ieden>v slo-
venskej druhy anglickej reel.
cznamuj1ce zahaienie OrientAlna-
no Trhu v Bratislave dnoch od
6. do Is. augusta 1921. Obraz vel
mi vystizne predstavuje V 1zadi
Bradshaw, zpoza ktorej dvihai1
sa oblaky fabrickeho dymu, CO
znacf priemyselnost' slovenskeho
vel 'mesta. Ma pobreM Dunaia vid-
no poeetne lode a jaraby (cranes)
ktore nalod 'uju a vylod 'ujn to-
var. GO ma predstavovat' medzi-
narodnT obchod vel 'kost' brati-
Slqvskeho prfstavu. V pravo je
dlhT most cez Dunaj av l'avo
brad, ktorf hlasa starobylost' a
slavu mesta. V samom popredf si
lode namornou vlaikou a znac-
kou CS. Ma jednei lodi stoii Slo-
yak V kroii a drz1 ma pleci kos S
! tovarom.
Oriontalny Trh te nieeo obrov-
skeho heslTchaneho deiinach
Slovakov. Slava nasho vel 'mesta
sa roznesie do celeho sveta. Komu
bv sa to bolo zdalo moznTm pred
mar rokmi? Orientalny Trh uspo-
riada bratislavska Obchodna Ko-
mora ma cele vTteenTm Slova-
kom Kornelom Stodolom. roda-
15om 7 Liptova. Trhu poskytnuta
ho1a vsemozna pomoc cd eeskoslo-
venskej vladv iei diplomatick6-
no sboru. Max redaktor bude sa
nachodit' ma Slovensku poeas tel
to vTstavy a citatelia Yo. Slov.
Novin dostan1 nei obSirnv refe-
rat. CSTK. d'akujeme "a laska-
vost'. Jeden plakat ie vvvesenv v
naSoi redakcii. druhT sme dali W.
veSit' do tunaisej slovenskej Sta
tnej banky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

il ma Steeltone bola slavnost' rus
kej cerkvi a wall 81 mad 'arskych
muzikantov. Mono ze mysleli, ze
Sokoli neznaj1 cardas zahrat'. :.
Znaj1 boil by i'm vdacne "a
hrali al desat'. Bratia, nechcem
urazit' nikoho tym, kazdy 81
moze rozkazat', ako sa mu paci,
ale my musime sami seba uctit ),
sami seba napomahat', lebo Gu
dzinci nam nepomozu. a z mas len
osoh maj1 povedia, ze tito me-
vedia mnoho.
ia meme sokolskeho sboru pro
sim osady spolky, ably venovaly
Wac pozornosti nasmu hudobne-
mu sboru. DONATE sa l'ahko o
mas Cd nasho duchovneho, rev.
Kozeleka, ktory VAN radosti od-
povie, kde mas najdete.
NV chceme este asi desat' mia
dencov alebo mladozenacov do hui
dobneho sboru. Mech sa hlasia, my
i'm pomozeme vo vsetkom. Name
instrumenty pre- Mich, mic nepo-
trebujn len vstiipit' a ucit' sa. Je
to najkrajsi Sport cvicit' sa hud-
be. Vezmite 81 inc narodnosti "a
priklad, ako sn Gimme vo vSet-
kom. Ty mladiku slovehsky, mas
prilezitost' a nedbaS. Vstnp me-
dzi mas Sokolov, kde m6zes mat
vsetko, co 81 ziadas: cvicenie, base
ball, hudbu spev. Dozvies sa
l'ahko, tvoj kamarat ii povie c
vsetkom, on je uz, lmedzi nami. |
pre- dieveata met krajsej organi-
zacie, ako je byt' Sokolkou.
Mas Sokolsky hudobny sbor do.
stal noveho sbormajstra osobe
p. Jozefa Mclean, ktory zdokona-
III vo vsetkom mas hudobny sbor
dnes je uz postaveny ma prvI
stupen, hra vsetky knsky. V kra
tkom case bude hrat' v parku
%oncerty iste ze 81 vydobyje "a,
'luhy i u cudzincov.
Ano, Sokole, pracuj, mas pred
sebou prace dost'; narod ma teba
saka. Ma zdar!
Jan Sovik, Sokol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
laDOPIS Z
\ " eHan cd naSfch
/ citatel'Ov.
NIECO 2 ClNNOSTI KAT. So
KOLOV.

Youngstown, o., %. j1na 1921.
Cteny pan redaktor Youngstown
skych Slov. Novin Ziadam Vas 0
uverejnenie tohto dopisu. Chcem
s casu ma cas- nieco podat' mas,
ably SINE sa lepsie uctili poznali.
Zmienim sa tn Sokoloch a ich
praci.
Ku zdraviu a spokojnosti a u
platneniu vsetkych vloh cloveka
je treba tiez zabavy v niecom.
Nepostacf len robit', najest' a wy
spat sa, ale je ziad1cno, sa al o.
sviezit', poradovat', zasmiat' sa,
uzit' pohybu vo vol'nej prfrode a
podobne. V starom kraji, kde je
vsetko milSie, kde s1 vsetky kra-
sy prirody nahromadene, metre
ba cloveku len vyjst' Won z dedi-
ny a ma pred sebou krasne luky,
hory, pocuje spev vtaekov, diev-
cat a suhajov. Tam je veselo ma
kaMom kroku. A tn? Pomyslime,
preGo tn ME je tomu tax. Vsak
name mladeze nadost'. Doteraz
nebola mnohom CHINA, ale cd
kratkeho casu, co pan Palkovie
pocal pracovat' medzi Sokol.
st"vom- zacala nasa mladez dosta-
vat ako krydla a so dna ma den
sa otuzuje, cvici vo vSetkom
Dnes je Sokolstvo ma Youngstown
skej okolici spojene a kazdy sbor
je praci. Dnes name sokolskG
cviciacu Gatu, base ball catu, kto-
ra onedlho iste bude prva medzi
vsetkymi, name Venice Sokoliek.
ktore sn vel mi Gimme. ku tomu
name Sokolsky hudobny sbor a
tax nasa mladez zije, chce praco-
vat, len nech-"na podporu slo-
venskeho obecenstva. Mas hudob-
ny sbor cvici sa uz stvrty rok, ale
slovenske osady vel'mi slabo sym
patizuji S MIN. Mavaj1 slavnosti.
bankety, pikniky, ale ber1 Gu
dzich ME svojich. Cudzich napo
mahaj1. Povinnost 'ou slovenskych
osad a spolkov je vsade a vzdy,
kde je treba, brat sokolsky hui
dobny sbor ho napomahat'. On
ma ma to pravo, lebo pracuje "a
vas, jeho vystdpenie reprezentuje
cel1 Slovac Slavianov, jestli
Wy no napomahat' nebudete, da-
romne s1 jeho prace a namahy.
Stalo sa mnoho razy, ze vas Gu
dzinci Wac stall nezli vaSi. V ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
OZNAMENIE.

Clslo 202. Haseltonu ziada i'd
kyne, ably sa kazda dostavila ma
polroenii schodzu, dna 3. julia po
obede o 2. hodine. Podaj1 sa pol
rocne nety. Prid tie, sestry, pre-
svedcte sa yasom majetku. Da-
lei ziadam mile sestry, ably lepsie
navstevovaly sch6dze. Ktora Sc
stra sa nedostavl ma polroGnii
sch6dzu, bude pokutovana dl'a
stanov. Som Gctou
Maria Macek, predsedkyna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
Sokolsky
Hudobny Sbor

Pan Jozef Mclean je jednym
z najlepsich slovenskych ueitel 'ov
hubby ma nasej okolici. Nedavno
sa navratil armady Spoj. Sta
tov, kde bol sbormajstrom 3Sth
U. S. Infantry, pri 3. divizii, v
Camp Pike, Arkansas. Pan Mol
can NAL vo vojenskej bande pod
sebou 70 hudobnikov boil vel mi
obi '1beny medzi Amerikanmi pre-
jeho mill slovenskd povahu, kto-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
NACO IDETE K CUDZIEMU?

Ked' Vam potrebno peniaze do
kraju zaslat', sifkartu k1pit', kon
trakt vyhotovit', ked' mate sta
reho znameho statocneho bankara
a priatel'a. +. =
Nebudete sklamani, ked' penia-
re zaslete, Sffkartu kdpite, kon-
trakty sebe date zrobit' u Vam
znameho stareho bankara.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22
.D.C.|R|SH TOILET.
LEADERS IN ERIN
S0LVEPROBLEM
Meeting Decides Not to Inter-
fere in Negotiations Under
Way for Peace

No suggestion to Ireland as to terms
of settlement with England is to be
made by District Irish. as the result
hof a policy determined upon at a meet
ing of the five District councils of the
American Association for the Recogni.
ton OF the Irish Republic last night in
Gonzaga Hall.
Whatever the Irish people want we
will aid them in obtaining" declared
Rosa F. Downing. State president.
at is their business to decide on their
course, and 1t is our duty to support
THEM when they have decided"
Congressman A. J. Griffin, of New
York, declared that II is the opinion
of Irish people in this country that
the question of terms is "fundamen-
tally the business of Ireland and the
attempt on the part of any American
Irish to advise as to the settlement
would be unjuslfied meddling."
He recommended the association for
spreading knowledge in this country
regarding the Irish problems, declar-
ing that, Sin molding public opinion
here you are really molding public
opinion in England, because American
opinion is echoed and re-echoed there"
Congressman Griffin said, mo ma
ton would dare to come here to the
disarmament conference with hands
covered with blood, and with a skele-
ton in it's family closet"
No settlement will be accepted by
the Irish, stated Mr.. Downing. which
would divide ireland and give 1t two
parliaments.
It was decided at the meeting to
hold Joint meetings of the five local
councils monthly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22

The Columbian Players of this Gil
yesterday made a trip to Benedic
Md, where they remained in can,
for the day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22

by the fall of a heavy gate and his
little body was bruised and apraded.
the first thoughts OF Harold Flynn.
three years old. were OF his mother,
whom he knew TO be Ill. The etork
had arrived at the Flynn home only
three days before.
Harold and group of boys. among
whom were his two brothers, were
playing at a great iron gate in Dewitt
Clinton Park when the gate fell on the
boy. The other boys tugged vainly to
lift the gate from Harold and then
screamed for help. Policemen ana
men from numerous automobiles has
tened 10 lift the gate from the boy.
All the way to the Roosevelt Hos
pitaI the little fellow kept pleading
with his rescuers, Don't tell MON, IT
would worry her" He lapsed into un.
consciousness just before arriving at
the hospital and died while physicians
were working to restore him. The
mother has not beens told Of the
fatality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22
ELOP|NGCOUPLE
ARE CAUGHT BY
B0Y'SM0THER
Mrs. Cope IN High-Powered Car
Overtakes Pair-"Too
Young" She Says.
BY international News Service.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. %
puprsues clipping couples only to ar
rive too late and perforce give the
parental blessing has been outdone
by Mrs. G.. Frank Cope, wife Of an
Atlantic City banker.
Charles Cope, her son, set out with
pretty Miss Peggy Ketchum, for
Elkton, Maryland's "Gretna Green,
in car not noted for speed. Mrs
Cope. hearing of the elopement, hired
a powerful speedster and gave chase
The would-be clippers were over.
taken at Philadelphia, and escorted
triumphantly back to Atlantic City
Mrs. Cope states that she has nc
objection to the match, except the
youth OF tho parties concerned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22
CHILD STRUCK BY HEARSE
TO BE EXAMINED BY X-RAY

In an effort to determine the ex,
tent of the injuries suffered by six,
year-old Mary Arnold. 1871 K street
southeast. who was knocked down BY
a hearse yesterday evening. surgeons
at Casualty Hospital will today take
number Of x-ray photographs of
the child's head. which was badly
fractured.
The child was struck as she ran
from behind a street car at Railroad
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
In trying to avoid striking the girl
the driver of the hearse, William II.
Scott, 400 Eighth street southeast.
drove the machine into the curbing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22
MORE IMPROVED LAND,
CENSUS FIGURES SHOW

There were 06.9S2 ,3O1 acres of i'm.
proved land in the United States in
1920, and Of this. 3l6,451 ,i38 acres
were operated in farms operated by
their owners. while 13,47l 100 acres
were operated by managers and III.
059,673 acres by tenants, the Cen.
sus Bureau announced today.
The acreage of improved lands in.
creased 2S,53O,551 acres, or per
cent, during the past decade. The
average acreage OF improved land
per farm in 1920 was 1876. as com.
pared with 1852 acres in 1910.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22
Csc PercaLes, I6c

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adapted for making mems shirts.
boys blouses and women's and
children's wear. The desired
light grounds, in a largo assert
ment Of checks. stripes. dots,
figures and plain colors. A
full yard wide.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
Exhausted
Nerve Force

II from overwork. worry. late hours,
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principal chemical constituent of active
living nerve force and is therefore a true
nerve and blood food. Satisfactory results
guaranteed to every purchaser or the
manufacturers will refund your money
For sale at all druggists.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22
v. v. BALLENGER
.D|ESAT .H|SHOME
IN ALEXANDRIA
Alderman and Brewery and
Ship Firm Officer Is Survived
by Wife.

ALEXANDRIA,, va, Aug. Zz.-
William w. Ballenger, a member OF
the board OF aldermen of this city.
died at his home at sos Cameron
street shortly after o'clock this
morning.
Mr. Ballenger was at one time the
assistant treasurer of the Robert
Pogtner Brewing Company and later
was connected with the Virginia Ship
building Corporation.
He has been a member OF the board
Of aldermen for many years. He il
survived by his wife.
Forty-five members of the fire de
partment left Alexandria this morn
ing for Lexington, Va. to attend the
annual convention OF the State Fire,
mems Association, which will meet
there Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The delegates and alternates to the
convention are as follows: Relief
Truck Company, No. /, c. II. Jones,
William Il. Eberhart. Arthur Skill
man. b. r. Lucas, e. G.. Pullman, II.
w. Rudd, Bernard Padgett and John
McCuen.
Columbia Company, No. :. Nor
man Roberts, Justus Schneider, Ern'
est Duffey. Clarence Metzger, John
Edmunds. George Simpson. Eugene
Wells, Joseph Padgett. Ralph Part.
low, Leonard Ford, Leo Deeton,
Harold Wells, Julian Davis, Frank
Rowland, Clarence Bartlett, Carl
Metzger, Anthony Bacigalupo, Claude
Haynes. and Marshall Cook.
Reliance Company, No. 5, Andrew
Sullivan, II. c. Padgett, N V. Wash.
ington, w. S. Shoots, A. w. Embray.
Norman Simpson, w. e. Dunn, and
w. l.. Simpson.
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DON 7 TELL MA
LAST.W0ROS Of
DYING BOY Of 3
Skull Crushed in Accident,
Youngsters First Thoughts
Are of Sick Mother.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-"Don't tell
momv'
Although his skull had been crushed
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Howard c. Virgins Dead.

ROME. N. Y, Aug. 22.-Howard =,
Virgins, general counsel for the Royal
Arcanum in North America and for
rner supreme regent of the order, is
dead at his home here.
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Tuesday Specials
Csc Dress Ginghan,s,
I9c

SO inches wide, In a good
range of broken checks, in pink.
lavender, light blue. copenhagen
and black; warranted fast colors.
Mill lengths, for women's and
children's dresses. also S2-inch
Peggy Cloth. in stripes and
plain colors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-22

Tho Alexandria Playground Asso,
citation will give lawn party ro
night on the Queen street play
grounds. The party will start at 1870
o'clock and the proceeds will go 10
the Fairgrounds.
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Fitzgerald Council, X. OF c., will
meet at st. Mary's Hall Wednesday
evening.