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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07
GIRLS! BLEACH SKIN
!, WHITE WITH LEMON


Squeeze uhe juice Of two lemons
into a bottle containing three: ounces
Of Orchard White, which any dug
store will supply for few cents
shake we'll. and you have a quarter
pint of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweeSly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day, then shortly note the
beauty and wilderness o. your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to beach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-white complexion,
also as |reckle, sunburn, and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07
Quit Tobacco
SO Easy to Drop Cigarette, Cigar, or
Chewing Habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly, neryt-shattering to-
bacco habit. Whenever you have q
longing for smoke or chew, just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
your mouth instead. All desire stops,
Shortly the habit is completely broken
and YOU are better off mentally, ply
sically, financially. It's so easy, SO
simplc. Get box Of No-To-Bac and it
il doesn't release you from all crav-
ine for tobacco in any form, your
druggist will refund your money with
out question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ration Court of the City of Alexan.
dria, on the 81 day Of May, 1921.
Amos H. Patterson, complainanl
VS.. Missouri A. Patterson, defendant
In Chancery No. 1912.
MEMO.
The object of this suit IS to OBTAIN
for the complainant an absolute dl,
vorre from the bonds of ma:rIlnon?
from the defendant on the grounds OF
wilful and voluntary desertion and
abandonment for more than three
years prior to the institution Of this
suit and for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filler
in this cause that the defendant Mis-
souri, A. Patterson is a nonresident
of this State: 1t is Ordered, That sale
defendant appear here within ten days
after due publication of this orde'
and do what IS necessary to protect
her interest in this suit.
Edmund Hill, Jr., P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY.
131-4wp .HClcrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07

be forthwith inserted in the lAexan-
Gria Gazette, newspaper published
in tire City of Alexandria, once a
week for. four successive weeks and
posted at the front door. Of the Court
house pfs3 this city, II
Jas, r. and H. B. Cation, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
125-4wp Clerk.
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ant vs.. Arete Curtis Pickering, de
PENDANT. In Chancery No. 1895. =,

ant VS.. APle SuHtlS Z lChcl luSy uH-
PENDANT. In Chancery No. 1895. ~
MEMO r.. !. !, ..s,.:,...z~ .-.-s--.,
The object Of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant an absolute di-
voace from the bonds OF ,natrimony
from the defendant on the grounds Of
wEful and voluntary desertion and
abandonment for more than three
years prior to the institution Of this
suit, and for general relief.
II appearing by an affidavit filed
in this cause that the defendant Arete
Curtis Pickering is nonresident of
this State: It is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ter
days after due publication Of this or,
der, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
Davis and! Budwesky, P @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
':122-4wp Clerk
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sendant. In chanrery No. 1903.

MEMO. ,a,: rE
The object Of this suit is to obtain
a divorce a viIculo matrimonii for
the complainant, Charles Vale Pix
erton, from the defendant Annie
Myrtle PiRerton, on the ground Of
wilful desertion and abandonment
without just cause or excuse for more
than three years prior to the insti-
tuition Of this suit, and for general re-
lief.
It appearing by an affidavit filed IN
this cause that the defendant Annie
Myrtle Pilkerton is. a nonresident OF
this State: 1t is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ten
days after. due: publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
r. B. Washington, P. @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY,
125-4wp Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07
about the great party sch

iSyo ~: = - --'-'- ~ sss<ysfi
There are certain telnt
but omnibus noises intvarl-
Gus quarters which indicate
that it is more than posi-
BILE that the progressive re-
volt Of 1912 naaysbeco1ale the
progressive revolution OF
1921. Johnson, Borah, La
Toilette, Kenyon, CumlnlEs
and many others are SAID to
be ready to lead a real walk
out if any attempt is made
ito do any more steam-roll-
ering in the party organ
cation. e5..n 4
Progressiyes and reaction.
aries mix little better than
oil and water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court of the City Of Alexan-
elria, ON the "a day of May. 1921:
Charles Wade Pilkerton, complain
ant VS.. Annie Myrtle Pilkerton, de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo
ration Court of the City of Alexan-
dria, on the 18th day Of May, 1921.
Annie Hepburn, in her own right
and as cxecutrix of the last Will and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ration Court Of the City Of AleNan
dria, on the Goth day Of May, 1921.
Fred Roberts Pickering, complain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07

SillPPliiS booiu
President Harding has GER
tainy placed the. peoples
money on a dark horse"
Mr.. Lasker is owner Of g Big
advertising agency anl' an
associate. in some business
enterprises, but he knows nc
more about shipping and a
national merchant marine
than ;. he knows about the
/ people on Mars.
Throughout the last three
years, Nj: .,E.asker has been
intimately associated with
Will Hays and his. money :.
getters and organizers. That
and a moderate business abb
lity seem to have been his
sole recommendations Ter
the important post to which
the President has assigned
him.
It is earnestly TO be hoped
that in spite Of his ignor-
ance of shipping, the new
head of the Shipping Board
will make good on the JOB.
Sooner or later, however,
there will have to be ali end
to the curious notion winch
seems to have arisen III this
country that the best man
to get to do d thing is i man
that knows nothing about
it. There really is no COM
mon sense in hiring a black
smith to do your baking Of
a doctor to do yoal painting.
Another On the eve Of TIE
Split gathering Of the
Coming? Republican Ma
tional Commit
tee in Washington, the selec-
ton Of John T. Adams Of
Iowa to succeed Will Hays as
chairman Of the committee
seems assured. Adams is a
stand-patter of stand-pat-
ters.
Thus the guiding reins CT
the G. 0. P. will pass back
entirely into the hands OF
that part OF the party which
packed the Republican Ma
tional Convention in 1912:
steam-rollered the inimitable
Teddy, forced the rcnomina-
ton of Taft and brought
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-07

On w iCH WE dIE VII l4lS
the verge of an
Comedy. other comedy
!. SIX it in tn e
great farce of Republican
peace-making, =. :
The members of .the House
Foreign Affairs COMMITTEE
have voted a1ongsstrict party
lines to report out favorably
q new peace resolution TIC
sponsored, it is strang.e%so
say, by Representative Poi
ter who voted against fhle
declaration of war. with
Germany. :,
Il it, or is it not, 4 coin
c;dance that. the gentleman
upon whom falls the mantle
Of Republican leadership III
foreign affairs in the House
of Representatives should be
a member who was opposed
to the war with Germany?
In favor of peace at any
price then, Representative
Porter is evidently insfavor
of the same thing now, even
if it is a false peace which
betrays our friends and al
lies and begets us nothing.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
TIittert M Of e +

SIitterpo6e ZEN. Sic;
Wtein @iien i6eint Dir 5u iGmefen.
8enigltens bait on bid bis iest
nod ME beflagt.
@r: Dos fommt pieaei6t ipdter,
porIduTg tperse id nod BON Der
2iebe iattI
Sic peiB 8ei9eio.
~9ente Dir: mein Wann lit unter
beftigen Observation-Disclosures
erfronft.~
n8ie lit ons m6gli92 Suit Glt
iebt feline &09in?"
Ieuer 8eruf. nSie
ionten, oG6te it, ood ettpas arbet'
ten, ftatt 3u bettelnl 60 Elm frdf-
tiger Meni9 - i6dmen sic ii6!"
SD orbeite i6on, mein Serr,
nur lit mein @eiddft our 3eit nod
ettpas problematii6; 3ufunft
bats mobl - aber es gebt nod
nidt re6tl"
ngeun, mas fins sic oenn eigent-
lid, tpenn man fragen oarf?"
SD bin @remier BEL elmer 2uft-
halon . @eieni6aft!"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
0entidlaub, 9entidlaub iiber alles.

@s i9eint, oaB oie teuren 8orte
ielblt in 9euti9lano Derpont mer.
Den ioGen. gu @bren zines in Ser
lin tpeilenoen bouanoiiAen &oniuls
lieBen oeuti9e Serren in ieiner Sc,
ieli9aft in ben &beinii9en @in6er.
itilben oie nieberlanoii4e Bolts.
bDnne ipielen. @ls Der 9oniul, unt
oieie 9trtigfeit gu erpioern, oarum
eriudte, es m0ge 9eutf6lano,
9eliti9lano uber aues bon Der Mu.
fit porgetragen tperoen, meigerte
Ii9, einem 8erbot oes @ei61ftsfiib.
rers geborGeno, Die &apene es 81
tun, mas Dem Soa6noer 5u einem
lebbaften gntriiituu9sausbrud Mn-
laB gab. @s fam gu elmer @usein.
anoeriesung, IN Der Ii9 Der @e.
i91ftsfiibrer ~ leioer iebr glaublid
- oamit enti6uloigte, oaB lieut..
i6e" @1ite an Dem 2ieoe i6orl
me6rfa9 MnltoB genommen bdtten
uno es gu boien Streitigfeiten ge-
fommen tpdre. Sn oieiem Sale aber
beitano bie groBe Mebraabl aaer
Anpeienoen oarauf, Dob oas 2ieo
gcipielt piir0e, uno Die @aite ian.
gen es ftebeno nit. Sour elm paar
iiingere Burden blieben iisen uno
0eigteu oanit, Welien @eiites &ino
fie maren.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

8cG, mas i6 Ieuen Tag 81 born
ben frie9t, oos mill id Sbue licper
nit iage. 60 toff is sic 2i55ie nod
ME nit 0epeie. Tos idlimmite aiu'
iucr mar eS, mie ic oeiagt bat, le
Debt nit mid gu Ell 3adter gebn,
for Dab ser mid edidminne 0ebt nm
aits5ufinne, Oh ij LANCE DIRE oOoer
S0rner fricge Debt, bicfobs oas elm
3igc Ding mas BEL iie nod nit &C.
iettelt mar, 0as mar, oh ih en- Der
ltedter giel ooOer en- masfierter
Dds nGr, tpomit i6 berbleime Sbnc
Sbrn Iieper
8btItpp Soueromper.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

- @iBberItanoe Weine
3abni9mer5en bringen mid nod
I'M!
@ermieterin: 9agegen gibt es
rl,r elm Mittel: 4us5iebenl
3immerberr: @1 nee, Sran
S9ul5e, i9 m09t' oo9 bel Sbnen
tpobnen bleibenl
-a6 fol Sea, &err @aiiI-
Ter, tporum babcn Sic ii6 benn bel
Sbrer @roBe fold cine fleine Srau
getpdblt?
SIN, Sic piiien bod, man ioG
bon aaen ltebeln oas fleinere wab-
len.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

1tnter Sreunoinnen.
@s gebt Die Sage, gu biIt beimli9
berlobt.
2eioer 1T oas tpirflid nur cine
Sagel
GaIgenumo wSie
oiirfen Dor Sbrer Sinri6tltng nod
einen leBten @itni9 ausipre9en."
Delinquent: oSSapoal Sd mod.
tie, oct iiber meinem Srabe bret
@brenaIben abgefeuert tper-
oen."
- Seine auffaifung. -
Morib, pic fallnite nor in Ser 9err-
li9en Seeluft ieoen Sag oeine 90r'
ienaettel ItlOieren?
@ie baiBt, fann mer bon Ser 2ltft
Ieben?
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

Sein u~rteiI. @r (im
glien ito6erno): 9uS idmeft aber
merfmiiroig.
Sic (argerli6): gu bit eben fein
Seinidmeder! SIN &o1bu1e itebt,
OaB iid oieie Speiie auf ieocr Sir.
ltentafel ieben lalien fam!
Or: So, ieben laiien - oas
glaub' i'd i4onl
ST. rtiimIi9e @uffaf-
lung. 8ater: n0ie erite, 5peite
urlo brittle 2eiung Der @eiesesoor'
Sodterden: naf, lit oas cine
10 ipannenoe 2eftiire, oaB man lie
oreimal leien fann?"
9as S1aBfaitlei
&omponiit (an einem 0reborgelipie.
Ter ooriibergebeno): uSa, mel4 ent.
3iidenoes Motiol Wan iage gegen
oie Greborgel, mas man mill, FUR
MIDI lit iie cine nabre Snlpirations-
fommooe!"
Sieb. Serr: gie brouden
nidt gu errotcn, gnaOiges Sraulein
menn i6 Sic ani9aue.
Dame: Sic brauden ii6 nidfs
cin3ubiloen, gndoiger Serr, oas lit
ia nur Ser 8ioerldein Sbrer TO-
ten Naiel
@oSbaft. sit Serr Guide
eigcntli6 &opfarbeiter?"
rgeee, Operetten.fompo o.
ri It."
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

= Getns ii 6 II n 9.
Gbef: nNun, maa bat ser ardt bel
Sbnen fonl!atic;fl~
angciteGier: rWfagenertpette'
rung."
,Nam = sic troinieren pobl
idon fiir cine 5ufiinftige @ebalts'
5~uloge2"
-&ritif. rSot er grfoIg ge.
tobt BET icirlem @uitipiel ais lDrt'
i6er 3enor?"
n@r befom iogar einen 9lumen.
forb = aber nit Ser 9epiie: Singe,
mem @eiang ge9eberl"
8orgebeugt. D6rib, i'd
CLAUDE, NIT unierer 8ernunftbeirot
miro's bod ni6ts."
S@arim oenn nidt2"
n@eil mein @atcr nd1Itens Gon-
furs erfI1rt."
8or5ug. Serr: Con i6 i'm
.&ei1Saoler" ooer in Der nSraube"
%logieren?
&~eiienoer: Gntidieoen i'm
u&eiGsaoler," oenn oa gibts MIR
8l0be, in Ser uTraube" aber 8at'
5enl
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

0ie 9 6 IN q b eri n. Srolt;
Gu, nit Dem 8apagei iittO mir an
gefiibrt moroen, Der ipridt ia gar
ni6t.
@ann; Maein @ott, 10 tparte 6od
ab, 6u balt i'm ia nod gar nift gu
@orte fommen Iaiienl
sc e t m ii g. 9idter:
8eiB Der Seufel, iebt bin i'd III.
gliidli9 nerliebt - uno 8erie mo-
den fam i9 oo6 ni6t!
MaIi5ios. Sd peroffent-
Ii9e meitte @eoidte Itets unter mel
mem Nntnen.
9aron tun sic re6t, mein SrGl.
Iein; oenn Damn fommt ipenigItens
fem ltni9uIoiger lit 8eroa9t!
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

= @efabrIi9. rMein @rdlt.
tigam forreipon6iert nit mir nur in
<r5i1rift!"
vaannIt 9u Die 0enn leien?"
vNein, ober er bot eincn iebr net
ten Sreuno, Der ent5iffert iie mirl"
- Gorgebeugt. nSogen Sic
NAL, Serr 9oftor, parum oeroro-
men Sic alien Sbren 8atienten iol6e
ltrenge 9i1t?" SEQ, penn Die
Die teuren 2e6ensmittel mie G6in.
fen ltno Gabnenblttter 1tip. falifen
ioaen, fonnen iie fdlteBli9 meine
&e9nung nidt be3ablen!"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
Bonn @egen in 81

@om &egen in sic
S~roufe. = @aIt (oeripGtet, an
Der Gable o'bote): nG9, nie id0n,
bat mir Der freltn6liGe 8irt einen
8lab neben Ser Sans reierpiert. "
God oo iiebt er nit S6refen, oab
neben linn cine iunge Dame 8lat
genommen bot, uno in Der @eripir-
rung iaot er 81 Oieier: DReben Der
gebrotenen natiirli6."
- Spotter in Der Mot.
S9mubl gum 8antoffelbelOen, Der
feinen Sousi6liiiiel bat): @ttpas
5u lcien gefdGie2 8ieueid)t oas
i90ne Bud n@ie tuer0e i9 ener-
gii9?"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
Ser @ntifan.

@enn pom Botifan sic &eoe lit,
oenft ser fromme &otbolit an Den
@obniit oes Bapites, ser Gunitbi.
~ltorifer lnO Ar6Gologe al oie urer.
meBliden S6Gse biIoenoer &lnIt
aus Dem Altertitm unO Der Griitli.
den Sergnngenbeit, Ger SiItorifer
un0 8bilologe an sic GeiGtiimer
Der p1pitli9en 8ibliotbef uno oes
@r9ipeS. Ser 8otifon in Ieiner
gegeniudrtigen Iusoebnung lit Der
gr0Bte @aloit ser @elt, ent9GIt er
oo9 nidt pelliger alS 1000 Sc.
mdGer, 90 groBere uno fleinere
Sofe, Is &~ieienidle, 229 &orrioorc,
s groBe uno 223 fIeinere &reppen
uitp. SelbItberit6noli6 bat li9 Der
rteli9e @eboitoefompler nur aamGb.
lid inn 2aufe Der Sabrbunoerte aus
bei6ei0enen a~nfdngen entmidelt.
Ni9t INNER mar Der 8otifan Die
8obnrttg Der 8Gpite, uripriinglif
betpobnten lte ben 2ateran. @Is
lie 1873 aus Ser 8erbanmtng III
9lpignon auriidtebrter, fanoen iie
oen 2nteran 5erIt0rt, uno nun tpitr-
oe Ser @ntiton Die pGpltli6e &eli-
BENG. 9os 8runfItiid oes 8aloItes
lit Die 3mii6en 1473-148t erbalt-
tie Sirtiniife &apelle, oeren 8Gn.
oe bon 8otticeai, @birlanoaio, 8e-
ritgino II. q. nit einem groBen
Sr~esfen5pflus iiberoeft tpuroen uro
Oeren 9ede Der groBe 6lorentiner
Mi6elangelo in ben Sabren 1903
-1512 nit ieinen gepoltigen
,S6opfungen beoedte. Ser Sirti-
niI6en &apeGe ebenbiirtig lin0 oie
Stalt8elt, bier SGle, oie &affuel
1508-1520 nit berrliben 6resfen
i6miidte, uno Die 2oggien, Iuftige,
BON @ramante er6allte 8anoelbal.
len, Die e6enfaus ibren S9mud Dem
@iniel &offael San5ios peroanfen.
Sm 8elpeoere beftnoeu ii1 Die gro
ben Sammlltn9en. Seine onoere
@ntifeniammlltng ser @elt lGBt Iid
nit Dem Weuleo Bio Glementino Der.
9leiden, oas inter onoerem Die
3eusbiilte BON Stricoli, oen beriibm-
ten Sorio oes Serfules, Den berrli-
den apollo, Die punoerpoue @r1tppe
oeS 2aofoon, cine Statue oes Stills
uno tauieno onoere SbdBe entBGlt,
on oenen oas ause oes &iinltlers
ii9 ni6t iatt leben fann. @ebnlid
entbdlt Die 8iuofotbef @entGloe BON
ltngebeurem 8erte: Beruginos 9luf-
erltebung, &affaels &r0nung Wari1,
oas BreoeaobiIo our @rablegung.
3i5ians 9oge MarceGa, @ripelis
9epeinung @briiti uno cine pra6t-
pole Ma0onna uno pieles onoere
mebr. Die Bra@trdume Der 8i-.
6liotbet neroanfen Bapit Sirtus ".
ibre Seritelung. Sn iblen iino
100000 8dnoe uno 10000 Ser fell
teniten uno foItbarlten Sanoi6rei.
ben ~gebor9en. @ingeengt ourd
md9tige @eb1uoe uno Die braunen
9fingmalern Ser @pigen Staot lie.
gen sic berrliden @drten oes Gati-
fans, in Die fem 2out oes Settles
ser @roBItaot orirgt. Serrli6e
Gerralien uno tpunoerboue Brltnf.
gGrten NIT Marmorbiloern, berau-
ibenoen @lumenbeeten uto raui6en.
ben Springbrunnen entauden ben
8eiu9er. Snmitten 0ieler S60n-
belt itebt 6ie f%leitte, 5ierliae, I'M
Sabre 1860 BON 8icco gigorio err
balte 8iuo 8ia, oie i'm ME berpel-
fcnoen Grim Ser 3eoern uno 8i-
MEN, bei6attet bon ser groBen
9lppel Mi6elangelos, ibren Mdr-
6entraum trGumt.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
@or @eri6t. Sid

@or @eri9t. &idter
gum angeflagten): n8onn iino
Sic geboren?"
4ngeflagter G6meigt).
&ihter: uSagen Sic mir bod,
mann Sbr @eburtstag it,"
Mngeflagter: na1 mas, Sic
i9enfen mir ia bod niGts."
Surrogat. - g.: 8eroen
sic i'm CONNER aud berreiien?
.. (pornebm): SD gebe anfangs
sSSili nod benz Suoen.
81: Sid, sic @liidli9er! Oorf
man fragen mobin?
g.: Sd 3iebe nm, mad Der Sio'
ItrnBe.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
g eIei6iden0e Oiat

8eIeioigen6e Diag.
r@as lit oenn NIT Dem
0oftor Wtiiuer los? Der trdgt ia
Ben ganaen 8opf Oerbunoenl"
rSSa, miiien sic, Der bat geitern
Sen reiden 8robenbaltern inter-
ir6t uno an inn untererndbrung
fonitatiert.~
- 80ier 8%ru6er. 8ruoer
,5ltr 8lapieripielenoen S6Weiter):
.Yaula, 0u bauit ia furdtbar oa-
nebenl"
Scum, nun, oas fomnlt oo6 iel.
ten genilg borl"
na%ler6inss: meiitens iinsit On
0oneben."
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
nj Of b e n

Il nj 9rieben. @l1ubi-
ger Gum 3iener ots @nrons):
u@os iagen Sie9 SD meroe bon
Dem Serrn Baron fem @elo frte-
gen fonnen? ST bat oo1 erit
Dor fitr5em cine Srau nit 200, 900
Morf eebeiratet!"
9iener: DSa, oos itimmt;
oie Srou bat er aud beute nod"
= l1ngere9ttgfett. ST.
0or 2aternenli6t: @eiBte, Moris,
niemano lit ungere6ter als Der
Staat i 0en Diplomaten
Meieritein BADEN ie pegen bober
@eroienite belobnt - un0 mir be-
Itraftl
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

Gem iitIi9. &elner GUM
@aIt, Ser fi9 oas 8ei9mer0ebu@
bringen IdBt): n@oaen Sic ii9
nieaei9t iiber oie Suppe bei9De.
ren?"
v@leroings; marum2"
ngs itebt namli9 i9on cine Be-
i6meroe oariiber 0rin, oa brauben
Sic MIR Sbren Namen b~in5u5uiet-
gen."
= Yrob.at. = 3u Sbnen tom-
men feline 8ettIer, pie fommt oas2
Gebr einfa6l Weine Srat gab
ibnen INNER 5u ellen, uno 90 iin0
lie ale olisgeblieben.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

- @affer. ~aber mas ion
oenn oas iein, mas sic mir Oa ge-
bradt baben?"
rSteii6briibe, mein Serr, Gleiid-
briibe!"
Sol Sea, Damn babe id mid
fiuf3ig Sabre lang nit 5leii6briibe
getpai4en!"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

= &etfe3cft. - StroI9: Sea
n 9ursbu6 bab' id %iefunoenl
@cnn id MI oO9 nod n BILLET finO',
Damn mad id oo9 ne CONNER
reiIel
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

90 lebt mar
Der pierte Situ.
lei audi tui00er
email porbei I'M
i'd i'm irob for
biefobS an Dem
Sag ga 0u6t mid
iutuler Die Brobi.
biiHen am aaer.
iuc6Ite. alter fam
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

@irtin GUM StanmgaID: @fTen g, itngr SEER, mid NUN.
oerts aGepeiI, Dab Sic ober aud gar n6t a btHel freunOib fO gu
meine MGoes.
Singing: Dos fonuf mir einfuGen. - Sd bin bod fem alter
arouterl
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

3erfreut. aleiner Set
teliunge Gum 8rofeiior): gitte,
i9enfen Sic mir masl - Wein
@ater uno meme Weitter iino &C.
Itorben."
8rofeiior: rsSunge, oas bait 9u
ia iGon neuli9 geiagt!"
- 4u9 cine &lafiifi5ie-
rung. S6ulteriunge (beim giielt):
uSrau Meeltern, oct is mon Gene
3pflopeniuppe?"
Meiiterin: ,@as fon benin oaS
bciBcn?"
ugeu, id meene man BLOB, neil ie
oo@ eendigig is."
Seine @uffafiung.
u@as lit oos, g~riiten3minimum?"
= rGiinf5ig 3igaretten pro Gag"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

-So93eit. n@ir BADEN fei-
ne neutrality-suspicious. periGidt
aus @riinoen Der 8ortoeriparnis.~
m4ba = uno ben @riineberger
eibt's aus @riinoen Der 8~oroeaur-
g%riparnis?"
8eoenfIid. @as baben
Sic oenn oa fir Elm ifweres &afet
in Der Sano, Serr Weper?
&aoieraummis. Sd min meme
@eidaftsbiider in Oronung brin-
gen ~ ndDlte 8ode muB i'd lie Der
Steuerbeboroe porlegen!
8anoel. Gramatifer
(pdbreno Ger 4uffibrung): rIa9
Dem critcn 9lfte bate i'd angit, oaB
iie mid niht rufcn piirocn, mno
iett bcim oritten bob id angit, Dab
lie mid rufen!"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
Bette 8elesenbeit.

9Irgcrmeife lin Ser @eneinoeirsuns): Ndffen SonntGg
poQen mir ofo ons 5~ebnGbrige StifMngsfet Der freipiligen Seuertpebr
fiern = (brobeno) BOP es mir aer an oieien abenb nhbt ehpa brennt,
meme ScrrenI
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

Sic: nSt0rt es 0i6 aid nidt.
S9as, oaB i9 feline fremoipradliGc
9iloung genoiIen babe?
CT: uOur1alts nidt, 2iebite;
tpenn gu nit Silet, 9eefiteaf, Deaf
faroni uno @uloi9 bertraut bilt bin
i6 oouitdnoig aufrieoen."
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

Sic: r8eiBt gu nod, &bilipps
Sier balt 0u mir emit Define 2ie6s
geitanoen. 9e5au6ert BON Der fuut.
oerbaren &usii6t. -
@r: 49,. .berlor i6 oas Iette
biB9en @initdt."
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
OHfnFr SdJrrtbrbriff Hrs
4btItpp SanrratGpfrr,
1s4.

WHein lieber Serr SicOodtiondrl
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

8rofefior Gid frabenb):
v9o Itort mild pie0er elmer! 8enn
i) mir Den beralsbol. -. @arrm
laden Sic oenn tpieoer 10 olbern2!"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Lawrence
 flowers and greenery decorated ef- fectively and many details in the ar engagement lent attractiveness to the affair. Those there were Mrs. Har- Ian, Mrs. R. A. Ames, Mrs. Mai Free man, Mrs Ethel Loose, Mrs. Frank
 Harmon, Mrs. Mabelle Graves, Miss
 Ferne Johnson, Miss Gertrude Fogle, Miss Pearl McElhaney Miss Ruth
 Betts. Miss Marion Jackson. Miss
 Dorothy Palmer and Miss Gladys Jones'
 Mir. and Mrs. lorrilIard
 Expected To Return Soon Mir. and Mrs. BeeclSman Lorrilard
 are expected home early next week from Los Angeles where they are
 spending a fortnight following a
 more extensive absence in Santa Bar bara.
 Mrs. Brownfield and Daughter Will Winter In Seattle Mrs. Robert Brownfield is estab- lished In Seattle for the winter, her
 daughter, Miss Dorothy Brownfield,
 having registered at the University of Washington. Miss Jean Armstrong is Returning From Trip Abroad Miss Jean Armstrong has arrived in New York from Europe where she spent the summer in extensive trav- ell. She will remain in the east until the, first of the month when she will return to Phoenix. Mrs. William O. sweek To Return From Portland Mrs. William O. Sweek will return October 10 from Portland where she spent the summer months. Mir. and Mrs. Bartlett Heard Return From Summer Abroad MT. and Mrs. Bartlett Heard ar rived Tuesday from California where they spent a week following theil
 summer abroad with Mir. and Mrs l Dwight B. Heard with whom they are staying until the completion oi l their home on the south side. l Mir. and Mrs O'ConneIl i Return to Chicago Home l MT. and Mrs. James A. O'Connel | left Friday for their home in Chicag, after delightful weeks stay in towl l the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ke
 hoe of $40 North Eighteenth avenu
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Informal Dance 10 Notable Affair

Among the most notable event of the week was. the informal dance given by R. Allyn Lewis at his home on Coronado Road. Among those there were MT. and Mrs. Julian Holmes, MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Nairn MT. and Mrs. John Poos, Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs Barry Gold water. Mrs. Joe Brown. Miss Alice Bacheim. Garrett Schullar and E. R. Holt.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Mrs. Tom Thornton of West Mon roe street gave a charming affair on