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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20
For Needs of Church

Sunday morning Rev. Aug. N.
Nilsson will deliver the first of
series of sermons on the Needs of
the Church. The first will be "Need
Of Prayer" Wednesday evening at
7:30 o'clock, lady, a native of South
America, will tell the story of her
life. Every one is cordially invited
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20
Are On AufO Trim

Mrs. Phi. Soulen and daughter, Miss
Freda left Saturday noon for Grange
vile, Idaho. They will go by auto to
Mesa orchards, and later they go to
Weiser, Idaho visit Harry Soulen
for some time
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20

guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Sayles. They made the trip in
their car and will spend several days
in Moscow.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20
For A Right of Way.

Farmers in town from Deary Satur-
day say plans are being made for the
road to go thru the Gehret place. G..
M. Carney has under advisement the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20

Are Entertaining Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Finch and Miss
Mary Finch of Occur d,Alene, are
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20

other guests and all wished the five
many happy returns OF the day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20
ConvalescinR From Illness

Miss Dorothy Bates who recently
underwent an operation in q local hos
pltal for appendicitis is reported a.
progressing very nicely.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20
Visits Parents Hone

Visits Parents Home.
Miss Hattie Anderson, Of Bratton's
went to Spokane Saturday morning to
spend the weekend with parents and
relatives.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-20

offering of the right of way free for
the continuation of the road.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Though mloc ana shIpm4nEs uflcn
damage fund suppUc. and have an
appetite fur pine and Or sr-sls that
iuirrtcr-s much stth r,furrsung
burned arrRs tleij work apf-ars ta
be- sometimes hurntiAi The 81.
rector of the Wind River forest ex.
pertinent station urpaTts that rach u
the young uf gruwlhs ~ urrguu aud
Washington is evidently q yro-3gc, %.
strd buried by small r,.icuts TIE
Douglas III produces a heavy Sc,i cfup
every iwu or three Years and the
rodents bury large quantities for win.
ter fo"d Much Of this store. lost to
the animals under dv-p snow OF dts.
placed soil remains 10 the ground
ready 10 grrmlnatc when numbering
clears space for II new forest io start.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
MRS. RE|FENSTE|N, AGED
St, GAINS Is POUNDS
Declares She Would Like
To Put a Bottle OF Tan.
lac In The Hands or
Every Sick Man, Woman
and Child In Thi, Coun.
try - Never Saw Its
Equal.

i ala slhty s.,su years - az bot
IN all my 'tVsnsurs have u,,si
Auown a mriisin" llkr Taulas utmt
u u At my aEr &C. gain twsDiy tss
pounds Ia sstEht. bot that il iust
whai haze done. aid Mr. ANNA
hsifensis.u. " - A9 Webster ave
nue Symsus. y !.
II had u ia ny t~~sf shs cou
iinuri = would guI l-oitIs - Tao
la "a TIE huFls - s,sfy .lgk nau
~umsh aui ,t.ld 10 this cuuutrB Or
! AMOS shat the snHlsFful uss'fr.us
would 10 90 them Iuf almost fsu
f"ars ] vas almost usftuus arr,k
! DID u@ dar g. leave tls taass ,f
even 80 ~ iuwu uuI.. us huNsuI
sent siib ms 49, sirali ta ,,sa
cFt's. tbe sfr"rt ari had ffyIu. =
irrai aIl - 20. Uu,
My stomach uas ssat sB1 ss,Hf
urs"i fuf fays 40 = tims { soa.s a.
~i'h"ut s,sIf fssi sagIi rt re-
~ uigti to o. say sf.sl auI f,Tf '.fr.I
ssi suru uuf aH - ne uua. SINE
daAs could hafiIy fus utss ?
A-f,'.s ~" Penn al1 49, a. u.sE aai
miserable aHs r,siy % sits ug
Ny health . Zee rH~ eos sst
suNfhIrg var' ant rst,f have q
'aurh - irt'rssff#a hsss rsysf slsfs
better than tH rHs W. ryeHttfy Is
ih~ 's't - "af Hs. ssf.rrtss.i 100 uss
rrHsrsI'y ts.Erl I r-.f rH' fsst
tui f'~ H'ts Fff Ts sFauf
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

AlHaA .s I~#rg - fvesa ials.
H'sause - tlc gradual Jss .Hus .a -
s-VAuo - rafHr 5use.s tHfsm
I-..os are o. .aGrr srrrri. arI fts
srfucu's are ursfnF 5ouu thu.r 70
malu.rE
Thc #argrst c7|rgfiHu - 'gfeurs i1
ih' Nu-h D, s sad . tp ~ .Haa3
To- 'hr siauferc,i llIar y...ss, s: u..
kfsfaH. 81 HIrs fffza krlfhlkaG. TIE
village eas deserted sg,cyaI war; 81 81
after o dlsasiruus ffc ihr uAtIsc. ma,.
iuE io Nsu Nassau
u.g kh>.hg.s 'ntrugs arr = usany sfsss
ard d'ssrp'Isls Suusr ate - tE
pusluE prupaftions sifh The guur Dis
i.nrt cutirms - the tcar ihc rfus
The toad Eud The eagle frprvsra's.i
The lu.ss anr sarN~d. rrnW has~ g.
piuuA ,Ir. W!lh gorE,rus Language Tnr
to'csus ar" canol 90 cy,iar. walcE u
sloS In pcrstlng
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Smith Center. Kant was butcher.
INK day at the c, A. Garrison home IN.
other day. Help had been summoued,
the knives sharTseued, water heated
the derrick raised and the ScaId,ug
barrel tilted TO the correct angle. Then
the boss and help adjourned to small
shed 10 dispatch the intended victim.
large SOW. But. lo they found her
surrounded by six frisky young pigs.
born only few hours before MIR
Garrison Is now advertising for hog
already killed and dressed
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Radiurr for Goitre.

Dr. A. \. Clagneit writing IN the
Illinois Medical Journal, believes r..
dunn should be given q trial Ia cIoph-
thalmic goiirc, because iherr Is no
mortality. no scar. no pain and only
three or four days disqualification. Its
advantages over the X.ray are that Il
produces u" discoioration " the neck,
there is less time consumed In the
treatment and II Is ampler To apply
The selective actlnn Il radlum lie,
stroys the harmful CELLS while not dis.
turbing the healthy cells surgery
has not been necessary In any one of
a. cases extending back over three
years.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Blind Or Dies in
plnlng for Gancer

Gr'~nshurn. Ala The blind
"A, famous a. tie pN,isgr AM
ward ~ a stately gani.f ga the
J A huisr"ft plantation. 'ru
miles west ~ thi. rIiy. i dead
and these un The iiurrpft farm
''"lis,r iis death aas la. ~
f-cgy O. s.pamiiuu fr,m %,
Uudcr.
Sine. last fAu. when the ~
l"si it, sighi. the sandrt hHi
acted a. p'r-"unl guardian -
iis hus" helpless friend InsS
w,rs .H constant association
~" gaut"r always present g.
Hsh' Hwuy other er'fir. uu tts
sis'' when 'hs ~ u-,,',i drink
10 'I' nearby pns'un rr.ck and
alert iu every chance g. git,
service.
Nrrr'., u tcrnm, nr,,.ssaf,
o. rBHsf'- n. a., a. auu,hrf
''lt ~" gHri'f aHs unable e.
follow q MS unused iu fhr
f"w 'r,ifuus Hr5 .spau'iuu
resulted O. Ras fuH much fur
fh" a llr r.rrt th, rr,t after
rvHu Hr. FrssT--1 auH sfstus-i
'h" follow .ua HaH aaH fuaII,
.ug #usu HH3 E.,I ArI 'ius
rri.i nur uf fhr sfranr,-.f
frirrfs.IIss uH frHu-I
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

lAi'ir ks..r saaasy ssH. fsaftsr
ass Co. o. aauEsi 80 f~.aH'1t
s.rash 'n otlress tts .Hss aHI afnI-
ral..s z 'hr a.ass faHaB aas i.r4gti.
ani H''ts Nfi'" sas fsrrr4ffs.l Co rafsy
'a. '7rusa-r @. fas t.eT~ Whea 90,
20. D. 'nHe te~ssf <-ussI tie ta.rr
D. sstH .a bog sa,- - fse
Me- NrH hrr sFri st.s f, yea
afh .ay HHt Nft lt.-s na.' ant,-
Dr. tr,aEh sE.la.a.,t I fsari L.-
f.t gala isw aa' So aa.-st ys. 4
TO-" 20. srs-la's- tn#as fs- better
than arEtt.fs sr h1sr .u nGs a....r gee
. ~ .HEGs~
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Hf#f..as has hfgaatt a. hsa.'a tui
Ha,i .asss sHf last ,aaf 49, s1g-l.a
s .fs gFa|sa
~ J bs'savstE o. HHHusuUuE
.n E.s sites sfaffrsuf. sH#a les.
Hsf fs#sTsT Pes tsFr hslgv s4r-
lF.ss f# as a - uveAs agH I
H#I HH .fsa sts us.E1 - atfs o. p4'l
fH..sH ha' eHs sfs . tstfsF
t....f ffar Z tsff ssas sss# frr 81
zoe Tsff .s f#s fa gsrEs Ne hays
ffer .tH.s| ems .aH rsafs t.-fsF
sHs farf fsFtr . have ever sr~a
tTF .pt.Us asf fsffsr
gsr.a- s sF ~ .st#Hs frvEff-.
even a HsHs As
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
CRY FOR BREAD
Pathetic Appeal That Has Runp
Through All Ages.
Seemingly No portisN % the worries
s,asy rss Net o, sons Time
Recorded Tamins.

"Oi,s Ne hFrad" "gly. ~ rie~." Il
n, apI-al heard fr'm many lands
.Itr rp ~ hunger is . uufli uli
sHfS irslarys Communication tu
ibs Nailunal Geographic s"'l'ly con-
eTias fearful famine. - The past.
ifrw shlsh the fullu~ los i qu"i'-i
Amuug the earliest Authsnt., f"r
HH.s - history is a.. famous 'si'ls
" famine. f.c,ntly discovered csN~i
aI tomb ~ granite "a ~" Island ~
salAl. 10 the nrst cataract II the
~, Elpiwugisls dirisr a. 60 the
,ls,, antiquity. but thsr- .. evidence
fu prove that Il ~as ehlssl~i la n.
Hm, - Tsh.s~r tur Tvs"Fthuy Sho
H'-i sway over Erypt marty two th"u
send y'ars b.furv the time ~ Ahfs
hsW.
\ l-Fiod gr-st-t thaa that ~hieh
,fnf.H.. h.t~r-n the tririftiuo aui
Hs .f's,ut day rlsps.d after the FAN
..s ~ r,hes-rs rrigu h'-fufr Jo~sph
arrived g. holi s~Ay over thls same
.s.8 = hsyp' A. the ch!s' adniu
.,fs'Hf '~ une - The iiysso. rLs
r. .t, b, Ifegafr,i 'uf seven ieab yrsr.
af..h srrs O. drive BIZ hFoth.r- hui
i.. a.,-i father. Jar,s, vat q IauasU,
..aH 90" ths VALLEY - Tie Me 10
,.sf.l = cuul.
uns - 'hs earliest chief. = 49,
',aaT famine rslisf wurs ~as Auguss
fs. cesar. ~ho ~As 90 ~Af sith Tho
IsH..Hls wh.n summoned taGk 10
EoHs - ths disaster ~ - u g.
aH.. fh, IIisf ussfnsssi cuusius
% .,'. Pee .ussrus
-.s starving g.si.~'aHs Prs-isim~i
Im dictator and urged h.m O. ass4u,a
= ths eou suplIS. siI'a b"
H.. sHH sIr,lUuHal skHl ard Indus.
uy %. su' sh..s 60 mauy quarters
- rt. NrIfsffaHsaH 90 uaI,rf N,ru.
o.. rs be sf',.snu T1'sfiaA 10
20 ar SOFA - 4r.HHi.us ihs
.a. 90 usfH aua Transporting %
10 f.r .a,tH. n.. - ~t.,i aas do.
a.. .H,af sssaf.h
.lr. fhT tHr . Aa.gsUus.
... o., fsEs ~ fHs sHyfr
.. .... -.-,-t s..-. s.r....
a. ..rs... ..rs.. q. tr.. fr...s..a,
. ..s a~.f..r il. %. H.t. q tf.
r... r.t-ar..
.Ir.H.-f.rs .- ...f.,.- ..a..,r,. .s,i..
s.-, .t-. t...r .-. .,t "a
.... .#s s'h - .Hr. fy #r .--Hsa.
.. ......t...f,.. lat ...... ..-.T...., .
.....s. H...-...., .r ff.. ..r... a,
%. ... uf..f .s...t ..t.- I..rf ar.
led. .r t..ff .#...4tt srH .r-..frt
....rr-... r.f., v.tr..rr..f.s .gr.
..u Nj. b. - T. r..r.f..f Ia
fru.r. o.. s.#..ufr. s.-- .a.ss
.sa..t au.v .,... r..... .a ,t. o.
.s.l.f, - o.. .ft - Y..a, s.stsr
al Nfa.n..f.r s..-t s.4rs..4
b. q
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Manila, T. l.--Seeds from the chauI.
moogra oil tree OF India have been r,.
celved here hy the bureau OF science.
and II is hoped to produce the plant
In the Philippine islands.
The oil OF this tree forms the base
Of u treatment which has been sue.
cessfully used In leprosy cases here,
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Nrsasst n".fa. vhraf .cs .nat-l
- y 81" uh.rh tHs Hs~u srasa
with '4rvrss a. 'sc sxigsXih parallel.
'.ghsf So o-l ihc Ein1s lhaa aay
wt"al 'tcy ','vrr uas IN Es.,1 hat fe~n
-a.s+o1csvl bs ne bus'aaafy tspa't.
tacui 81 ths Manitoba Agriculture. ~.
lvsc.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Backward, turn backward Uncle
81 Parks Of sullivan county. New York,
aged one hundred and one, has just had
his last tooth pulled, which puts him
where he was in lsaO.--Boston Tran.
script
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
nrIna Out TIE Rtlls

IL Is Np-rtcd that The u5I fash .ae..l
mustAch" Is rumluc back The fsmuy
which hAs preserved gundfaihrY's
musiachc cup mas yet la'c usr fug
t. liu-s;pu Transcript
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Recently in America.

luuus l-rlS. around whom The
Iced, millions really center Vu, n
th.. country only few weeks a.a.
n" arrived 10 los Angeles Dat, .u
February on his return from an as.
rcniuruus trip into the w!.ls or ,Ar
suIaatn Juuslcs, where be h4u.,~i
Tigers lie had been bitten In the arm
by poisonous insect He went tu "A
saultarium iu shanghai. hut do not
recover wholly from the infection anl
hurried to.thls' country 10 undergo an
operation IN New York
White he was crossing the continent
his mother, believed 10 b" dangerous
iy III, was preparing fur an operation
In Athens for an intestinal trouble
lie went to the Carlton. Intending
to arrange for his own surgical tr,nt.
meut, but news of his mothers cun.
dition led him to abandon that project
and sail for Europe
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

sh' so' %. rur the r,Ilnr rriu.
J,ss-
Bringing W Golden chud.
while Mrs L.,ls vHs ,urg. .us au
H'r conquest - ryaIp al th,.r h.sle
towns yugUs l,,.I. vas I,IHs kspi
under 'h, care 90 suaU ,rss - ser,
ants. lu>,r8 .."r. aUI others arurl,-i
'u.y hy m,au m#Huu, li,fr q nn
account ~ iHU th' youth grew 80
"Nhlus l.'.f. bad every ,mas u4l..
safeguard pH7,#I about h.m o. pras,li
a's h,lug siirup.I and e. shield a.u
from other harm. H. mother u
stalled h.m Co. her former Aeu, In
Murtc.ulF y J Wh.u De- .'r.3.-l
f-um the 'nrf.ssr ~ ag'our.t., each
morning g' o., NHr'tiuIr a,a8.uF b.
SEEMED iu breathe freely I.r most
- he time D., attended school iarrr
his mother Wa lu EUrapr and De- lived
'HIuuv' With The s"r,AHiN e. minister
20 his sHE's ar1 detectives g. p-Sesi
h.a--hu' all 20 F-cp hIm frum ert,y
in- The p."asur's 4 other bays -
hls age"
lI'- mother vhilc Ahruuf. got dFsly
sghIcd reports uu hs health Then.
IHf"r. she 'a,k him 10 England g. ,fm.
p.r'- his ,lurH'l"o. giving as "a. ~
Gus" 'ha' DO. might not bscufa- Sc.
s.patrd Ike so many r'rh American
boys"
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

A wttoa IL not nrcv~sartfy lns71-sng-
shlc mryely t~yagsr si.r rr:aalUs ua-
rumss&gd.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

No man Is truly ervai shn ls on.
able ia realize haS Insignificant ~
rrally H.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Mca uw,lcv thar fnu~t ul~n -lartat.
Tax themselves ar" hnmrly. and wua.
der why
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
! care
Death OF Mr.. Leeds.
{ was June -. 1905 iu FraHcp. u


II was June -. 1905. go France that
the "iin plate king died The will
was filed at MIueu,a. l. l.. Septem.
ber 3. lHps
Stripped Of legal phruscology, here
Is the paragraph that gives 10 royalty
Of Greece thy mRrriage) the bulk Of
the ''tIn plate" millions.
III the son. William r. Leeds. Jr.,
or issue of his shall survive the widow
(Mrs. Leeds No :. now Princess An.
astasIa) three.fourths Of the rcsiduary
estate Is to be vet aside for William
II, Leeds. Jr, or his issue"
In other words. II Princess Anasta.
sin dies, her husband, Prince Chris.
topher. brother Of King Constantine,
gets about SlOOp0.s1 and young
Leeds about $4,000 cr. Then when
young Leeds dies, his royal widow or
their children, II any. viii get the
$50 .Oc0 900 or more Of good American
money.
After the death of Mr.. Leeds and
in the years before his widow was
by the Greeks. she broke into
European society right and left--real
roynlty's private grounds--hecnuse ~
the Leeds millions nt her command.
Many dented title sought her hand
in marriage. Her marriage To Prince
occurred at Geneva on
January 81. 1920, and made her
cousin ~ most of the ROYALTY of Eu-
rore and gave her such exalted rank
as had not been held by an American
in many years. That's how
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Coming Marriage OF Young
Leeds 10 Princess Solves FL
nances Of ROYAL Family.
YOUNG GIRL IS TRUMP CARD

Great Fortune SUIT up ey ons.rlrs
indiana Florist Thsn Tin Plate
Nies ara Railroad Pyramiesf
20 &c 20 Greek Mobility.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

N'w Nurk Royalty rather rat.
t"rrI pow ay fortune, ana m.sfur
tunes 60; European wars ,y.m, .u
falr was 20 81 practically r,,r tan.
uy % %" "'.u plate, mGluu, ~ ,hr
American L,,!, FAMILY D.uI so
America
Inr great Ir'g.r ngu' o. hy the
late William . Leeds. once lalana
florist humH.y railroad worker 'h,u
manufacturer u. 900 plate tara m.I.
rua3 IEum.'r is .",us s- r.r H,n,-
o, ~ Impoverished g'.. af Dry,e,
N,Ns COM, from Athens 90. other
dag which 10 81, uHa disclosed h.a,
means 'tH' royalty as represented hy
kus Constantine ~ Gr,yc, ana n.
Relatives. have suu tHr I.uy chance VI
svtuus o., L-ca, f.s'gu,
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Moore Brothers as Partners.

Acquiring the mid Of w. H. and !
Fl. Moore OF Chicago, Leeds and Reid
soon organized the business on ma
tlonal scale under the name of the
American Tin Plate company In 1905
the United States Steel corporation
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
King Plays Trump Card.

q
The trump gur4 90 fap blug ~
Greece boz rhr game ~ ruyuIty ~.
American mi.."r> The sIrl &, rrIn.
Cr>, N,u.a G,urSl"yHa. SECOND Iuggh.
ter ~ GRIND Iu.hr~, Mu-ur urI uI,-rr
Vf KING Constantine, 81, j. o. marry
William - Leeds. jr. Dgh;e,a.y,br.
old sou " The .u'r " E Iced, aud
Mr. Leeds who i now rr.uey,.
Auus'Hsla - Greece.
Young Leeds d, ,pIr heir 20 IN. u.l.
lions his father lett from his exploit,
90 mIiwe-'sru and chicago fuuue,>.
Mrs Leeds. now Princess AuasuSll.
~ course. has the use ~ the estate.
yariUusly estimated S2upr0'sl ~ So.
usuup. but uu her dourh. under the
terms ~ the Leeds viii, the whole r>.
tate GOES tu young Leeds or his heirs.
,u other words Grr,k royalty didn't
stand much chance ~ keeping the
Lprd~ millions unless they got the son
OF Mrs. Leeds PrEess AuastasiaD
int The royal family some way or
other
Princess AnaStnSla has been ~ q
late too In Pact She has been 50 30
iu Athens that young Leeds recently
rushed from New York 20 France
then hy nIrplRue 10 Athens TO be- at
tine bedside Of his mother
II g., interesting % note that Athens
press dispatches say that young
Leeds proposed 10 Princess Nenla the
day after he arrived In Athens 20 -,
his sick mother IIr was promptly
accepted And Nrn'a's acceptance
means the battered and unlucky roy
atty cun struggle along few cen.
turtles more with the new riches. IN.
less politics or whimS Of subjects
change things from royalty 10 democ.
racy
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Building the Fortune.

And now the details of how the
Leeds fortune was started and built
up are being recalled and uncovered
Few persons Of great wealth had
humber start in life than William Il.
Leeds Of Richmond, Ind 1t is a
strange contrast 10 the life Of the
king. princesses and others of Greek
royalty who now share it's benefits.
Leeds started In Richmond as a flor
LIST, and by HIS marriage In 1883 TO
relative Of Harry Miller then gen.
eral superintendent of the PennSyl-
vana railroad. he got work In the
raIlrkad field. At length he was d.
vision superintendent Of the Richmond
division OF the Pennsylvania and his
wife inherited large sum Of money.
Then with Daniel G. Reid as
partner Leeds went into the making
OF tin plate. The tariff laws were
aimed at the development Of home in
dustries and a tariff on tin plate per
mitted the growth Of that business
down IN Indiana
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Royalty Gets Grip
on Leeds Millions

bought %" concern ami the profits q;
'hr "hlg four" wrrr .siimat,~i to have
hr,H CLOSE o. sgnsnuu
Mr Leeds nui h.s ass,s-iAi,~ IN.
vested ih"If profits IN ih- chicago
K".k island \ Pacific railroad. The.
w'r' the guud odd iays - uairr,i
stocks an1 the I...l. R.ii Moon,
naWhIrr .noH had N, Knyk Island a
'ur tiHvrui iu-'iiu''HN 'hun ln the
ulm days - Il u Cables cunirug
l"'als uus made president - the rad
lH list. bot after iUu year, BE- quar-.
rri'-l vIth his partner. nui VA oust.
"l from niHcr ltuVvrr. D, had
'r.enU,-l "" HuI als fortune had
grown Hpucr
Divorced From First w..
Meanwhile Leeds had '.,n divorced
from ~" W''r ~ hl. ,af.i.r years
who's" money vas %, I->' rsg ~ his
hHs" fortune -, rrr-l,.f q Ha' sum
~ Sl."I'r They hua >ru. Ru
lnIph GaHr l-,s', - Richmond ahu
ny me Ruy r-r,y,t sll.rssi hy HI
father. viii
Mr, Iced. y" 'l' present rr,n
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01

Next Sunday contest in baseball
is looked for that will offsetsthe DIS
Ct pointments of the pa ! week end as
the Ma1ylanders have 6 fast club WITH
q reputation that is known. over sew
eral states. This team has won IA
straight games 50 far this season
and in-practice games have defeated
nine in the international League and
have on two occasions defeated OBJ
nonents who held championship hon
ors in other states thereby winning
exceptional laures and ranking
themselves in the big league class.
This team is. required by agreement
TO be on hand to insure against dis
appointment and only bad weather or
some unforeseen interruption can
prevent the game. The game starts
promptly at o'clock, and il you are
looking for a good game, come out.
Sunday, the Triangle Sport Club
journeyed to Washington where they
clayed the Trinity A. G. The game
was played in "Knicks' Hollow" CT
Georgetown. This game was a fast
and we'll played game, the score end
ing in an 8 to s tie. Rain stopped the
teams from playing OF; the tie after
lie 9th inning. Trinity in its efforts
to win used five pitchers and three
:atchers, while the I. S. c. took
confidence in Smith, as twirler ana
Fletcher and Lawler as receivers,
KeRy's fielding and the batting OF
Rsmage, Duty and Edwards were Tea
.ures of the game. Smith ended the
rame with twelve strike outs.
Decoration Day the T. S. c., net
the Hilltop A. c., in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01
SPORTS

The following communication has
been received from the Maplewood a.
c., of Baltimore, Md, dated the
Goth ultimo:
Mr.. f. R. Allen, Manager,
Dreadnaught A. G..
Dear Sir:
Our team for the coming Sunday
WILDE as follows: Ashmier from
Reading of theeTnternational League,
first base, Schmermaa, third base,
Schriefer from the Army and Navy
s. IS, Brown, left field, Faith, from
theE Baltimore Dry Docks. second
bass, swigler, right fed, Boise, right
tiela, Streb, from Martinsburg, of the
Blue Ridge League C. F., Ellis c.,
ard Brandan, of Montreal, pitcher.
This is to comply with agreement
between our clubs to furnish lineups
FIVE days prior to game.
Hoping for an interesting game,
we are cordially,
Maplewood Athletic Association,
.Jno. Sch herman, Mgr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01

They were scheduled to play the
;Midgets, who were uanble to play,
so they played the first team Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01

twlrling saved the day, while Law
ler's and Whittons receiving and
signalling hacked him up,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Sarepta Lodge of Odd Fellows To-
right will confer the initiatory dc
gree of the order on class Of can,
,.idates.
Canton Alexandria No. IL. 0. Q.
F.. will meet on Thursday night at
Odd Fellows Hall to confer the Pat
riarch Militant degree.
Mrs. A. j. Pound and children, of
Baltimore, are spending few days
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Mccarthy, on Queen
street.
The Southern Methodist and Sec
ond Baptist teams of the Sunday
] School League will play at $50 this
afternoon on Baggetts field.
D. R. stansbury, president of the
Mount Vernon Division Commuters
Association, Observation-Disclosures
Railway, has called a meeting OF the
executive committee for important
business next Friday night at 1880
o'clock in Westminster Building.
Mr.. J. w. Smith of Palatka, Fla.
and A. 0. Henry, of Columbia Lodge
!,oyal Order of Moose, are registered
IT the Hotel Rammel since Sunday
end last night attended the Moose
ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01
New Strength and
Energy For the
Weak and Aged

To be strong. vigorous and active you must
have plenty OF good rich. red blood OF the Sno
that organic iron-NGSa!ed ironmnr b,so t"a and
ike the iron in spinach. lents and apples. while
nr,;nn of strong acids on small pieces OF iron.
Over DOC. OOO people annually are using MY 5
atcd Iron 1t quickly helps make fich req 5io os
new strength and energy Al all druggists. Beware
of substitutes. Always insist on having genuine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01

Big Hilltop Cub The 7. $. c.
finally left victors, winning by the
score of 9 to s. BlUrt.s excellent