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New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
In the World of Shipping

burning and the coal bunkers must be
replaced with tanks. The general
machinery equipment as installed by
the Germans will be retained, how
ever. The Majestic is fitted with eight
turbines, without gearing and directly
connected to the propeller, this being
the same arrangement as is in use on
such large liners as the Aquitania, Lee
yiathan and Imperator.
AT present there are only about 500
men working on the vessel, but when
the task of fitting her out is fully
under way 5000 will be employed. She
Will be completed at Hamburg by Ger
mans working under the supervision of
representatives of the White Star Line
and Of Harland g. VOLTS Belfast ship
building plant where many of the best
known liners have been constructed
American Ships Everywhere
Commodore E, P Bertholf, vice-pres
ldcnt of the American Bureau of Ship
ping, has returned to New York after
nearly year spent in Europe and the
Near East, during which he visited
nineteen countries and established
many new agencies for the Board.
At Gibraltar alone, during 1920, he
points out, there were 500 American
vessels, and in every port he visited
the American flag was prominently
displayed. The Shipping Boards YES
sells were everywhere, he says, and the
Boards agents in all the large ports
are doing good work in extending the
country's foreign trade through the
medium of American shipping.
"lt was gratifying also" Commodore
Bertholf states, "to find that finance is
following the merchant flag and that
American banking and financial insti-
tutions are now represented by agen-
cies in such countries as France, Spain.
Portugal and Turkey"
With the lapse of time as he pro-
gressed from country to country says
Commodore Bertholf, marked improve
ment was noticeable in the personnel
and service of the American ships.
Foreign belief in the permanency of
the American merchant marine is
growing, he adds.
! THAT the shipping depression is a
! general condition was made evident bv
what / saw wherever / went" he says.
Forests of motionless masts are COM
mon to all harbors, not only in Great
Britain and Continental Europe, but
in such ports as Port Said, Alexandria
and the Pir8us. There are millions
Of tons of idle shipping abroad as we'll
as here Declining marine activity is
a world ailment"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
American PORTS

BALTIMORE. May 22--Arrived: strs
Ipswich Ipswich hem6urg via Philadsiphia; F Q
RarSt0wS Rari, p9rt nooos; Middlesex, New
Sailed; Strs Waban, Ctvita Necchia Capu-
lin, London and Leigh; Lorain, Manila and
HONG Kong via Port Arthur; Unbe Mendi
GALvEsToN. May 22-Arrived: strs
Bra Sra oant Tampico; Minnewawa. Bremen;
san Pletro UD, Naples Sailed: Strs r D
Asche' New York; Glentworth (Br), Liv-
erpool; El Amigo. Tampico.
NoRFOLK, Va. May 22-Arrved: str
Amarante (Br}, Claymont, Del; Kel FuI1u
(Jap). New York; II II Asquith (Br). Gal
vestoni West Cape, Baltimore; Oluf
Maersk Dan), Galveston; Rapidan. Rot
Ioannis (Gr) Piraeus; Corinthic (Br)
Wellington; Lucien (Br), Rouen; Labette,
691tim9Fe; f415 Ghr. Marte az, GibTatar stttang
Ethan Allel Baltimore. Sailed: Strs
Piave Qtl, Dakar; Africantc (swed), Ro-
sario; Canoga, Queenstown Cattinat
Reventazon (Br), Santa Marta: Pacific
tNor), Rio de Janeiro Irene (Br). AL
gers Salacia (Br), Hull; Lexington (Br,
Fhiiadelp phia Oregon (Dan), Philadelphia.
PORT EADS La, May 22-Arrived: Strs
Lake tlatonta, Nicaragua; Omoa (Hon),
Trinculo (Br), United Kingdom. Sailed
strs Baia California (Nor). Texas city;
Calimeris 40, Genoa; Carlton Tampa
(Br), New York; Sheaf Field (Br) Mo-
bile Tasmania Maru (Jap), Italy; Tsuru-
gissn Maru tJap), Kobe; Yoro (Honl,
Ceiba Yuma. Froutera.
PHILADELPHIA. May 22-Arrived: str
Lexington (Br), Glasgow via Boston and
| City of Agra (Br). New York; Walton
Hall (Br), New York; Taurus (Norl, New
York; Sagua, Santa Marta; Oregon (Dan).
Norfolk; West Raritan. Hamburg; sun
dance, Buenos Ayres. Sailed: Strs Brush,
san Francisco; Frederick LuckenbaCh,
Rotterdam; Annetta. Sama Somerset,
-; Reliance. -.
SAVANNAH, Ga May 22-Arrived:
Str City of Savannah New York
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Munamer saa Ambrose NAV 81.

Munamar sac Ambrose MAY 81.
Msnhaires ] Wnterquarter May 81.
Muaeattne Tta Ambrose MAY g.
Mssossos % M BY 10SP'pS nv My May az
Nantucket 20 ssn Cape Henry May ~.
Niagara lat OF 6S Ion no as PM May 10
Nyors Mors ~ 81 y ", Tempioo May 90.
Paloma b2b Scotland Nv May u.
panuoo n Delaware Brcalfwator NAV %
paetoros s4s Scotland Iv May II.
Paul Fl Harwood 3lt sW Nantucket Nv
Pearl Don as w Sand Key May 20.
Pearl Shell 1896 w San Francisco q Pm
PENNSYLVANIA 1885 from Honolulu May 21
Philadelphia I'll Scotland LV May 20.
Philip Publicker so NV sagua la Grand,
Pioneer 2ss wNw Tortueas MAY 21
Point Judith 2,16O S San Francisco 8 Pm
May 81
Portfolio Plumas LOO Il Hatteras May 21
Princeton DO Fl Morro Castle MAY 20
ouillota lat 33 bs Ion rs 10 May 81
Rayo 1915 WNW Tortugas May 20
Robin Adair 20 Winterquarter May 20.
Robin Goodfellow 1916 Hatteras May 81
Hunt Cape Cruz May 10
s NJ spaulding 1875 sSW Hatteraa May 81
San Bias pd Nantucket s;44 AM May %.
San Jeronimo 800 " Hatteras May 21
San Gil 26t Cane San Antonio May 81.
san lose 1913 ID Tela May 81
San Mateo Ana s Nantucket May 81.
Santa Teresa 3as s Caye Mala 5 PM May 20
Sinsinawa 800 II Cape Henry May 20
SiXaola 242 S Kingston May 20
Sknton Castle 4 Sand Key May 20.
solana 1913 e Tampico May 90.
Solitaire 100 n Jupiter May 90
steel Inventor, A30 N Colon May 21.
Sudbury 94o f Cape Henry May 2i.
Sundance 200 Sc Cape May May q.
Sunoil 10 Sand Key May 20.
SURNAME 172 Barrios May 90.
Swiftstar ia NE Port Lobos May 81
Tenahy 175 s by Sable Island May 81
Theodore Roosevelt lat 2S 55 Ion 6S 10 6 s.
AM NAV %.
Thomas II Wheeler 65 n Jupiter May 21
Trnidadian 1874 Sc Sabine Bar May 20.
Trontolite AZ Nantucket May 81.
w Tcagie 10 Il Tampico May 81.
w II Libby II N jupiter May 21
w II Tilford PAS SSW Hatteras May 81
w Hanna rs SW Cape Fear May FL
West Hoibrook 400 from San Francisc,
PM May / 8.
Walter Jennings 40 Brunswick L,
May Fl.
Walter u Munson 621 S Ambrose May 81
West Hika 500 w Honolulu PM NAV 20
West Holbrook $40 from San Francisc,
PM May 20.
West Inskip 2S7 f Cape Henry May 81.
West Ivan 1,5b6 w Columbia River 8 Pm
May 49,.
West lena 1920 from Honolulu Pm
West Rarttans SIS e Cape Henlopen May 21
Western Knight SIS e Ambrose May 81
William II Doheny 260 Tamplco May 20
Winifred S6 Hatteras May q.
Wolverine State 29l w Honolulu Pm
May 10.
Youngstown ENE Savannah May 81
Yucatan 81 Scotland LV May 22
Zacapa 1920 Scotland LV May 49,
Aarembo 1,l00 SE Nantucket May 2I
Hoppot $50 SW Hatteras May 81
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Str City Of Elwood Is b, previously
reported as having boiler and feed pumps
out OF commission, arrived at JacksonviIle
on Friday in tow Of the Str Lake Ellie
norah, where repairs will be made
shipping Board str Panhandle State
previously reported as being ahre and
beached in port here, was foated by tugs
at lo;30 a III Saturday and moved to Pier
7, North River.
BERMUDA, May IL - Str Canadian
Pioneer (Br), Galveston and Norfolk for
Genoa, put in to this port for repairs.
HAMBURG. May Str Eyer (Gr).
which was sunk at Libau during the war
and later brought to this port. has been
rebuilt and renamed Este
HALIFAX, May 1s-Str Impoco (Br),
Halifax for St. John. N b, previously re-
ported as having gone ashore on Blonde
Rock and towed to Clarks Harbor, will
mittng.
ANTWERP, May 6-str Kalyan CBr),
winch arrived here May ! from Bonn
pay and London reports having ex-
perlenced heavy weather the voyage A
large quantity of sea water entered one
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23

"The Shipping Board will make use
Of all it's resources to keep it's ships
moving and prevent the success Of the
unions effort to defeat the permanent
reestablishment of the American mer-
chant marine" Admiral Benson told
the National Association of Manufac-
turers last week. How the hoard has
met some of it's problems is indicated
by the following incident occurring
here.
The greatest difficulty in the strike
has been experienced in obtaining en-
gineers for the ships. In looking over
the records of the boards personnel
1t was found that six INSPECTORS held
licenses as engineers. The six were
accordingly summoned and notified
that they were assigned to duty to as
sist in operating some of the ships.
They all stated that they were in sym
pathy with the strike and would re-
fuse the assignment. "Of course" they
added, you can discharge u.s."
No" said the Shipping Board Off
cial, who handled the case. "We are
not going to make martyrs of you.
You all draw an indefinite leave of abb
sence, without pay"
lnaC Cne DOard methodS nave Deeli
effective is indicated by the fact that
for every one of its ships that have
been held up by the strike, three or
four have sailed
Oil Fuel Great Saver
BY converting the Majestic, ex-Bis-
marck, from coal-burning vessel to
oil fuel, the international Mercantile
| Marine Company will be able to effect
marked economies in the operation OF
the worlds biggest liner. For one
thing, according to w. f. Gibbs, chief
of construction for the company, il
will be possible to make two more
round voyages per year than if the
vessel had been left to burn coal as
the Germans designed her. Not only
will it be possible to bunker with oil
for the round trip, but the time in
port at each end of the trans Atlantic
run will be cut to three days instead
of the week that would be required
if coal were used. Furthermore, the
daily consumption of oil will be only
900 tons, as against 1900 tons of coal,
and instead of an engine room force
of 450 men, only $50 will be needed.
1t is expected that it will be fully q
year before the Majestic can be put
into service. Her forty-eight furnaces
have to be changed from coal to oil
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23

of the matches and damaged a quantity
of mail.
LONDON, May 21-American auxiliary
sch John A Campbell sydney, n S w for
San Francisco. arrived at Nul1alofa May
10 after having been ashore entering the
harbor off the latter port
BERMUDA, May l0-Mildrecht Dutch
tk), Galveston for Dover, put in here to-
day on account OF machinery trouble; re-
paired and proceeded.
HALIFAX, May 19-Str Montauk, previ-
ously reported having put into this
port with broken propeller has had
enough cargo discharged TO permit new
propeller blade being fitted, work com
pleted and steamer took on more fuel and
HONOLULU, may 2O-American motor
ship Oronite. Newcastle, N S W. for San
Francisco has arrived at this port with
MARsE1LLEs, May Str Quebec (Fr)
account of machinery being flooded. Re
pairs made and vessel proceeded.
PRS RIO DE JANEik0 S ib My bs-net ss bsrs Sac
Cause not known at present
osTEND May str spermina tBr).
Buena, sustained damage in collision with
pier here. Cargo not damaged.
Shipping Board Str West Selene, Ro'
propeller blade and is heading for st
Thomas at which place she is due to ar
NEW ORLEANS, May 2O--str Tampa
(SB) previously reported in collision with
Italian Str Brenta, had engine room, fire
room and No. hold hooded and has been
LONDON, May 21-str Wien DAM,
Norfolk for Libau, has put Into Copen-
hagen with machinery disabled.
PHILADELPHIA May 22-The Argen-
tine Steamship Bahia Blanca. Hamburg
for Bueuos Ayres, arrived here to-day to
for the Argentine Republic. Aboard the
ship are eighty four German emigrants
bound for Argentine to seek new homes.
Dangers to Navigation
Str. Inca (Br) reports passing large
tree forty feet long, roots seven feet above
water Obstruction was sighted / PM
May 20 in lat 05 II Ion 70 46.
str Manchuria reports that at 1850 Pm
May 20 in lat 40 81 Ion So AZ she passed
what is believed to be the mast of sub
merged vessel about Is feet above the sur
North Atlantic Ocean
The following distractions were reported
May 17--Lat 40 CD 10, Ion 6S 38 d
large black can buoy.
May 1S--Lat 81 40 lon 50 ~ a wooder
about feet out of water, apparently at
tached to submerged wreckage.
May 19-Lat 80 ~ Ion rs = 70 a. derelet tnat Ct
keel showing about 10 feet out of water
May IS~Lat 90 20 lon Of At wreckagt
composed Of logs, apparently part OF al
old wharf.
Ice Reports
/ Ice has been reported as follows:
May 6--Lat ~ 10. lon AZ 90. and lat Al
I 20 Ion As "a, icebergs and GROWERS
South Atlantic Ocean
! The following obstruction was reported
April 22--In approximately lat 34 B.
/ Ion So 40 in II fathoms of water, wreci
with two masts projecting out of water.
(Note-Probably the four-masted Amer
lean schr Governor Brooks, abandoned OF
March % in lat "a IS Ion So 40 and subse
quently sighted on March "a and 2I' l9zl
/ in approximately the same posuon)
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated mrs STANDARD, time,
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Str sevangert1ora tNorl, christiaaia. May
~, SsaVenser and Bergen 4, 60 the Nor
second cabin, a'S steerage pass, mails and
mdse' foot OF S0th st, Bl<yn,
Str Pastores. Criatobal May H. Port
aamon Is and Havana 10. to the United
Fruit g with 100 pass. malta and mdse i,
str Clan Atcwntiam tBr), London May
. TO the Barber Steamship Co. with China
clay, Pier sS, Bklyn.
Str Msekinaw (Brl. Philadelphia May
naase in transit; OF weehawEcn, n j.
Sohr BenjAn,tn A Van Brunt, Havana
APRIL aa, TO Nj stanley Tweedie, in baliast
BARK Guadalhorce CSpl Las Palmas
April 49, TO y Carberry & Co. in ballast
str Koyo Maru tJsp). Baltimore May
81 10 Togo Kisen Naisha, with ndae in
transit; Pier 46, BlIyn.
dam II and Phiiadeiphia May 2i, to the
Black Diamond Steamship Line, with
sndse; on stapleton: s l.
Dominion Trans Co, with mdse; Pier
str Arapahoe. jacksonville and Charles
a1% Str "SSS STaeiana fs (Br5' Philadelphia; Pier
sohr James NJ w Hall Charleston; of
Str Argentina utaU, Trieste April %
Petras May ,. AIgiers May and Bostou
May 81 to Phelps Bros & Co; with as
second cabin. 76 steerage pass and mdse
OF Quarantine.
Str Eastern Dawn. Rotterdam April %
Havre April 30. Antwerp May and Bos-
ton May 81 to the Black Diamond S S Co
with mdse; OF Quarantine.
Str Cathlamet. sydney, s w. March
27 Melbourne April 9, Colon May IA and
Boston May FL; to the u S s. Australass
S CO. with mdse; off Quarantine
Str Yucatan, Vera Cruz. Progreso and
Havana. to the New York & Cuba Mail
Steamship CO, with mdse. off Quarantine
str Walter A Luckenbach Philadelphia
off Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
New Fleet 10 Connect
". Y. to ConsEanfinople

The American Chamber of Com
merce for the Levant announced yes
terday that direct passenger and
mail service is to be inaugurated be-
tween New York and Constantinople.
The Steamship Gul-Djemal, $4,000
tons, will sail from New York on
Wednesday and open the service. The
trip to Constantinople is expected to
be made in fourteen days.
This vessel is the first of feet
which will be operated over the east
ern route by the Ottoman American
Line, managed by the Export Trans-
portation Company of New York.
{. b, Richard & Co. are the general
passenger agents here, and Theodore
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Buenos Aires Strike Ends

BUENos AYREs, May 22.--At meet
ines of the stevedores and cartmen' $
unions last night it was resolved to
return to work in the port zone on
Monday, it having been indicated by
the union leaders that they had as
surance that non-union workers would
not be allowed to engage in work at he
port.
The attitude Of the Labor Protective
Association, which had been insisting
on the right to employ free labor, IS
not vet disclosed.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Irans-P acifc Mails

The CONNECTING mails close a. the Cnn.
erai Postoftce and City Hall Postoffioc
STATION New York, at y, m, as follows;
Hawaii, China, French 1ndochina Neither
philippine Isands. and specially ad.
aressed mail for Japan and Corea via
May %.
Japan Corea, Siberia and specially Ad-
dressed mail for China. via Seattle
:. steamship Arabia Maru May ga
AewaN, samoan Islands. Australia and
Few Zealand, via San Francisco, steam
ship anoma, May IS
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSS.
12:oo-315 Front St. Shapiro & Vein
,o,- steih '..' D.. .'--. Unknown
l2;35-35S Rivngton St. Joseph Nc
,.4o artniy @5e 5iyi Irlhlng
1:4o-l4S Monroe st, Morris Plotkln
815-11a Greene st. Ray Waist Co. Co
8:3o-lo1 varicE st. Beauty Doll
Mfgs ........ .,:......:. -. Unknown
10:20-5l West Fordham Road, the
Bronx, H. E. Beckman. Trifing
l2:l5-2O7 E. $50 st. George Hen
drlCkS .............. ....,.. .TrlnlnS
2;15-~I027 Cauldwell av., the Bronx
o.oo Max schwartz ,,....-... Trthing
2:20-260th st. and Riverdale av., the
Bronx, auto Henry Overden. Trfing
7:45-35 r. Goth st. unknown Trihlng
S:oO-ll56 Tiffany st. Samuel Cohen.
Trihing
s:15-283 Madison st; Board of
health .......- None
10:20-539 z. 73d st; Charles Homell.
Triiing
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Foreign Trade Notes

Cotton exports during April aggre-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Sailed Yesterday

strs Standard. Tsmpico; Toyooka Maru
(Jap), Baltimore; Delfina, Mobile; Scho'
dack. Philadelphia Glendoyle Manzanillo
Qatter 2lst); Flordian. San Francisco
Eagle Is, sea; Yalza, Boston; Paramount
Norfolk; M ] Scsnlon,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Reports Of Shipping and News Of Foreign

Photiades is the general passenger
agent in the Levant
The proposed service is looked upon
as a definite step in the process OF re-
babilitating the Near East and at the
same time opening new markets for
American products.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Sail SATURDAY
City Island
passe,i. hound Snnt,

;, Schrs Theoline, Vinal Haven for New
YORK; Alaska, sullivan Tor New York;
Athahe, Greenport for New York.
Passed. Bound East
Schrs Lillian. Perth Amboy for Machias;
. Johns, New York for New Haven
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23

Petroleum production in the Baku
district is reported to have fallen off
seriously, owing to the shortage of
labor. In December last $4,000 bar
rels were produced, but in February
the output was only $780, 900 barrels.
In normal times 100000 barrels were
produced
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23

Representatives of two German emf
grafton societies arrived in Argentina
recently to buy land and study the pos
slbllities of group immigration into
Argentina
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23

Developments are about to begin in
new oil field of northern Mexico,
known as the Iturbide district.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Foreign Ports

Departures for New York
HAVANA, May 22-Str Henry r NAL
lory.
Arrivals From New York
MONTREAL, May 22-Str Canadian
Squatter (Br). Rosario.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below standard
time; for daylight saving time add hour.
sail To-day
Mails Vessel
Closes. Sails.
Elmac. PIT au Prince. III :o0 AM 200 PM
New-York tribune., 1921-05-23

Petroleum production in the T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21


A memorial service will be held
for Sunday school leaders Of the
United States and Canada who have
died since the last convention which
was held in Buffalo, N. Y, June 10 to
.25 1918. Furloughed foreign mis-,
sionaries who may be in the country
are to be registered without fee and
invited to sit on the platform. The
registration fee for all others is to
be $3.50 which includes copy Of
the printed report for the conVen-
ton.
Special recognition will be given to
the golden anniversary of the intro
duction of the uniform lessons, which
first made possible general sys-
tematic study of the Bible. Ther"
will also be a celebration of the merg-
ing of interests of the 1nternationa!
association and the Sunday School
Council of Evangelical denominations.
Monday night, June 2G, will he de-
voted to the special session on Chris
tan Stewardship with speakers OF
national reputation, while the last
message and the emphasis Of evan
gelism.
The text Of the convention at Kan
sas City will be "Jesus Christ, the
Chief Corner Stone,' and the work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21
MOTHERi CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of California Fig Syrup" If
the little tongue is coated, or if your
child is listless. cross. feverish, full
of cold. or has collie. give teaspoon
full to cleanse the liver and bowels.
In few hours you can see for YOUR
self how thoroughly it works all the
constipation poison, sour bile and
waste out of the bowels. and You
have a well. playful child again.
Millions of Mothers keep Hall-
fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They
know teasnoonful today saves a
sick child tomorrow. Ask your bru"-
rist for genuine california Fig
Syrup" which has directions for Ia,
bies and children of all ages printed
M the bottle. Mother! You must sa"
"California" or you may get an i'"-
;tation fig syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21

Wilkinson, who died Friday, took
place Yesterday afternoon at the re-
sidence of his brother Frank ". Will
kinSon. Fairfax county. Services were
conducted by Rev. Dr.. S. \. Wallis
and burial was in the Friends GENE
terry. near Woodlawn
Mrs. Rebecca Devers' funeral, who
died in Washington. took place yes
terday afternoon from Beulah Bap-
fist Church, Fairfax county. Services
were conducted by Rev. 0. ?. Lloyd,
pastor Of the Second Baptist Church
and burial was made in the Gene
terry at that place.
Pricie De Masters. seventeen years
CID, son Of X. V. De Masters, died
Saturday night at the residence of
his father, Mt. Ida, Arlington Co.
The body was shipped this morning
to Arlington, Va, where the burial
will be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21
Great Sunday School
Convention Planned

One million, six hundred and
seventy-seven thousand, six hundred
and ninety-five Sunday school Of
ficers and teachers and 12,036,2 46
pupils in the United States and
Canada are already planning for
their delegates to the sixteenth Inter
national Sunday School association
convention to be held in Convention
Hall, Kansas City, Mo-, June p
to 81, 1922. And the executive sec
retary, DR.. Marion Lawrence for
over 90 years Secretary of the Asso-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware! Unless you see the name
"Bayer' on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the
Bayer package for Colds, Headache,
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Earache,
Toothache, Lumbago, and for Pain
Handy tin boxes Of twelve Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents
Druggists also sell larger packages
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester
Ct Salicylicacid,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21
Deaths and Funerals

The funeral of Miss Caroline T..
Kast, took place this morning from
residence of her sister Mrs. William
H. Duncan ,Braddock, Arlington coun-
ty. Services were conducted by Rev.
Dr.. P. f. Hall, rector Of st. Paui's
Episcopal Church, assisted by Rev Dr.
S. A. Wallis, Burial was in Union
Cemetery.
Funeral services for Caleb Kirk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21

ing theme of the convention, Build
Together. The special themes
for each day will be Building To
gether Through the Home; Build
ing Together Through the Church;
Building Together With the Ma
ton: Building Together Through
out the World; etc.
The Baltimore Hotel, Kansas City,
Missouri, will be convention head
quarters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21

Sweden and other countries nave
tried il. but always with quick return
to compulsion. \ few years ago
North Carolina made the same expert
ment, but at the next session OF her
Legislature restored compulsory plot
age her commerce having become viz
,ually ruined within few months.
volume could well be devoted 10 this
one point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21

There will be Il sale OF fancy work,
tea. candy, cakes and sandwiches 1T
Christ Church Parish Hall tomorrow,
from II TO p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-21
SOME FACTS ABOUT
+, VIRGINIA PIL0TAGE

Found Upon A Thorough investigation
And Jotted Down BY A staff Writer
For This Paper, These unvarnIshed
Facts Which Affect The Interests
Of Every Class Of Citizens, AS well
AS The State In General, Are Here
Published That Each May Read Al
Leisure And Verify At Will.