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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23
McNAMARA-CONNEIL.

Rev. Charles Leddy, pastor of St. Peters church, will of1ciate at the wedding of Miss Agnes Loretta Con- nell. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Connell, of 997 Howard avenue, and Paul J. McNamara, son of Mrs. Mary McNamara, of 52 Fremont street, which will take place in the church tomorrow morning at o'clock. An elaborate program of nuptial music will be rendered by the organist.
 Miss ConneH will wear a suit of mouse colored duvetyne, trimmed with grey squirrel fur, and a hat to match. The corsage will be of brides roses. Miss Anna Cornell will attend her sister and will be attired in a suit and hat of brown duvetyne trimmed with fur. A cor sage of pink roses will complete her costume. Raymond McNamara, brother of the groom. will be the best man.
 A large reception will be held at the Connen home after the cere- mony. In the afternoon the couple will leave on wedding trip to Wash ington after which they will reside on Sherwood avenue. The bride-elect has been th& guest of honor at number of showers and for some time has been employed at the George Batchellor company. MT. Me Namara is connected with the meat firm of J. P. McNamara & Company.
 GINTY-KIINZING
 Miss Marie Klinzing of 92 Worth street, daughter of George Klinzing of Danbury, will become the bride of Edward Ginty of Danbury at St. Augustine's church tomorrow morn ing at o'clock. Rev. James B. Mi hill will perform the ceremony.
 Miss Sally McNerny and Alfred Ginty, both of Danbury, will attend the couple. Miss Klinzing will wear a suit of blue duvetyne, trimmed with grey squirrel fur and hat of grey duvetyne. The corsage will bs of orchids. The bridesmaid will also be gowned in blue duvetyne with a hat to match.
 The reception and wedding break fast will besheld at the home of Miss Klinzing's aunt, Mrs. Daniel Lahey, in Danbury. In the afternoon the couple will leave for a honeymoo to be spent in New York and Philadel- phia. They will reside at 729 Con- necticut avenue. The bride-elect was formerly connected with the office of the Post Publishing Company. MT. Ginty is employed by a local builder as a carpenter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Helen-There is not space at this Sine to publish the cucumber for mula l will be glad to mail it to you IT you send stamped addressed en- Nelope.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Dot-A girl of Is, height five feet two inches should weigh about no pounds To increase your weight
 this column,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

R C.-You should weigh 12O pounds. A diet chart will be mailed To you if you send stamped ad- dressed envelope. A clear skin is the result of good health, especially that of the digestive organs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

runette-To remove these sha ifs rem the hair, use a very fine toothed comb, which is kept wet with vinegar
 If there are any vermin, they should first be destroyed by soaking the hair with kerosene and tied up overnight, In the morning, shampoo thoroughly
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

All inquiries addressed to Miss klrkman in care of the 'Eficfent i1ousekeplns department will be answered in these columns in tbair turn. This requires consid erable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a personal or Qulcker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with tn qustion.-Editor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

J. F-Bitter aloes applied to the lips of the finger nails. frequently breaks up this habit of biting them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

NJ. P. M-The tonic I am suggest ing above will also help your case, Curing the dandruff and restoring the color to the faded hair.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Reader-Massage the scalp each night until ii giows from increased circulation and if the hair continues to fall out, send a stamped addressed envelope for future information.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Mabel-The bleach made from per oxide and ammonia will not hurt the skin; however, it will not be neces- sary to use it oftener than needed to breach the hair.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Peggy-A course in e1ocution will help your voice. You should weigh 130 pounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Bright Eyes-Send a. stamped ad- dressed envelope for the cream for mula and a bleach for those b1otches. Cucumber Juice will also do this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04
Will Paw Cash

If satisfactory arrangements can he
made with any firm desiring to sell
out. doing business along the follow
ing lines: Ladies Rcady-to- Wear
Mems Wear. Candy. Millinery, shoes
Jewelry. Cigars. Restaurant. Hard
ware. Box i iOb. care Disnatch
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TUESDAY. MAY =. 1921.
AT 3 O'clock L. NJ

The following described real estate.
Az mat certain tract or parcel OF
land in the County OF Chesterfield.
irict. with all the improvements
thereon rights. ways and appur-
,enanccs, known as "Eclgrade." con
aicd on the north side Of the south
crn Hallway, At Robious station and
bounded as follows:
HSEinniHG a, a corner on the lands
ol James watkins at the intersection
OF The River Road and Spring Run
load thence down said liver Road
~ i-J p"ies to the line Of the south
crh Rn iiway. at iobious Station.
'hohcc along the northern line of said
railway in an eastcrly direction ~
me New Road, thence along the west
stake, on the tine of The land con
Ncyed 10 Il {. Laird thence north.
wardly along the line OF said LARA
o H'' nv W IN" i,M1 chains TO another point
along the line Of the land OF Loird
~ = pi"e ana white oak. thence S 81
vi 20 roles TO rock, thence
thence $? IL W.l3l poIcs olont,
ditch. thence Sic - w.5o NOES ie
I'M ri, nG IN Of beginn;nE:
lEisMS: cash sufficient TO NM. or.
ana diSeharse one note for tho sum
Of 2o:oN. with interest on 2ooo 90
thereof iron from the Sth dav Of Deem
for the s sum " of ummIsuTSd note
or interest as of the day Of DayInnnt
the notcholdcr. under ,hc Terms ~
SAID deed securing said latter sun,
cicctinS TO declare same due and nav,
able, and the costs of executing this
trust. 800
EDWARD l.. RYAN.
Trustee.
Note-This sale is made SUBJECT TO
a prior lien OF sS.000.00.
Above sale continued on account of
rain TO THURSDAY MAY s. 1921, at
? o'clock l.. NJ.
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the real estate and personal prop
erty described III SAID deed as IoI-
lows.
''G54 acres OF lane, together with all
buildings thereon. ana rights and
privileges thereto uppurtenaut, STU
ateo. lying and being IN Charles Guy
County. ~ the State OF Virginia, be-
ms ,he same tract OF Ian. conveyed
TO Julien Gum by deed iiom y. Fin.
ley Greeley and Bertha l.. Greeley,
his wife. dated November is. l3II. and
Charles CITY County in Deed Book
No. -. page 25t. TIE said tract or
land containing. according To IL SUR
Ncy ana map made BY j. Lycli Clarke.
CiyLl Engineer. dated January 20
1917. SIN hundred and siXty-s!X and
nInctS onc-hundrcdths IUJu,yvl ucrrs
anu ntins The same tract OF land
porniion by deed duly recorded IN In.
Clerk Once aforesaid.
Ana also the following personal
prorrlty. mules, horses. i3 COWS
heiicrs, 81 sheep. skoats. / Ford.
son tractor Avery tractor, | tractor
p!nw' ! tractor disc harrow. = spring.
tooth harrows a-hDrse p!ows. =
morse plow grain binder, McCor-
mower. McCormick hay e' rake
s s,ii,, ari.i / 2,row corn planter. 2
wagons, wagon bodies, / wagon huy
rack harness Gi all Kinds. lot OF FORKS
htes and i-horsc implements usually
81 up-to-uU'e farm, 50 iona
naied nay. lot OF corn fodder. /
kitchen range. i-bG:ncr OIL stove
lot OF household and kitchen furni.
turc. all or which personal nroperty
- located OK the above described rem
estate IN Charles CRY County. Var
GINA"
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as IA
SO much OF the proceeds as may be
necessary 10 ucfray thu expenses or
executing this trust, including trus-
Tees commission OF pei cent. fees
TOT drawing and recording inns deed
ana 10 pay note OF S6.U0u.uU with
interest from january 70 1871 ana
ne Oatihce upon terms TO be an
nounceI.
BENZ. rCRVLS
TRUSTEE
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.NIsIsF.N y. SI EII.It.
Director of lunltg Ny.,I-,
Scah"arL Air Line Hallway Comu,uv
&DTI,EN N\NI'.f ,.'''-

Scab"Lrt AIT Line hallway COMPANY
HOTI'E OF ANIMAL NEETISG
Notics Is hereby given that the amnual
inc"iiH; OF the Stockholders OF the SCI, .
board AIT Line Railway Company viii l..
held NJ the principal Office OF The com
pany. North Market Street. in the civ ~
PETERSBURG. Va. at !: o'clock noon s;.nI
a.d Time on the i:ih day OF May. Isl
lot the purpose az said meeting, or any
Adjournment or adlUurHnl,nts thereof ~
sleciing board OF directors; OF consi,,ep
ihE ana actnS upon changes in or amend.
mcntS TO the present bylaws or ,,Iontinn
OF new hy,iaws. aud for the Irnnstetiom
OF any ana az other business thar mnv
come btfor. the meeting. Including Cor
STEERING and Young upon the approval ana
IhumShtion Oh az contracts, acts and pro
cecdinss or the board OF directors -,
i've committee ana officers since the la =,
annual meeting OF Stockholders '"A'
In accordance with the .,rnvi.io, -,
bylaws me ciohe OF business on tho lsIS
uay OF April, l'2i. has been fixed as IN.
time for determining stockhni,icrs ~ 80
ora entitled 10 fot. ut said meeting
Ivy order OF thn Executive Committee.
NUBf. l.. MUTT. Sccrcfnrv
April 3. 1921.
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rustee S Auction Sale

2=s ACRES. MORE OR LESS CALLED
"BELtkADE." TOGETHER Witt
l.AkGE FIR y NJ l. DWEI.I.INt;
k!TtliENS. BARNS. Sli.O AND
EMERY EQUIPMENT FOR DAIRY
ING OR GENERAL FARAIiN,;
LOCATED IN THE cOi-\TY oj;
cNESTERFlELD VA, IN MID
LOTHIAN DISTRICT on TILE
NORTH SIDE OF THE SOtiTIiEUN
RAll.W Af. At EoBiOCS STATION
10 MILES FROM ElCUMo\D
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

hl CHEWING & BoXLEY. ING.
He'i Estate Agents ana Auctiope.rs
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SALE for
DIVISION

OF \ LARGE CORNER HOUSE AND
L1I WITH THAckAGE FACiLi-
AZ me REQUEST Of the owners some
~ whom are nOnr"sidents. We viii
onrr Tor SALE At AUCTION on tho
pt,S,miiScS, Nus: 200 AND 7O2 NORTH
SEVENTEENTH STREET. on
EDNESDhY. MAY 4. 1921.
AT $50 O'Clock Il. NJ.
the above mentioned valuable nron-
cI.! at The northwest corner oe
seventeenth. and Brown streets. front
M hity.two t52) feet on the west
S!ue OF seventeenth Street and rum
ming back between parallel itnn,
a!onS the northern Inc of Brown
street one hundred and ten ui0J feet
TO the property OF the Chesaneake
ana ONO Railway Company.
THIS PROPERTY Is RENTED To
GOOD TENANT AND Is SJjrrABI,E
r0n WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY.
WITH RAILROAD FACILITIES.
Ear.y possession. IL desired
TERMS Easy and announced at
sale. q.
CHEWING K BONLEY.
- North Ninth Street.
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-titi 'A ~ 4S-l.
DEPARTMENT. OF l.uBLIc WORKS.
BIAS C.tse May 1874
PAVING.

I,IcnnOnd, Va.
Sealed proposals viii be r-c.!vcu al this
Office unti! IL O'Clock noon. May l. 1871
Tor the following work. winch may he
awarded in whole OF In part. wit: rho
n,N!hS OF certain streets with sheet ne
phalI. aspha!ile concrete. hiiuiith!u. W!ii;c
process Niirined brick. auruN bloch and
grant" spal!s, covering an expenditure, N n
pio%.!Hhteiy Two hundred and nfty thou
sand ts25o. G0u) dollars
application. "
certified ehecI; for amount stated ON
p'npusa.s must accompany each bid as a,
guarantee OF execution OF contract Thr
Director Of Public Works reserves IN. rirh,
to reject any and All bids
ALLEN J. SAVILLE
TN ..f
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By virtue of "a certain deed OF trus,
dated Dec. mbcr ), 1919. ana recorded
IN the clerks office OF the county ~
Chesterfield. Va. in -. T. 1871. page
50. default having been made in the
payment of "A portion OF the debt
CURED 50 10 do by the beneficiary and
holder OF the debt so secured / will
sell ~ public auction. Oh the prem
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FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
on small, see us.
Z. l.. & II. L. DENOON,
SO7 E. Main st.
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Euery AID on This Page Is Ar Opportunitv Read The
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

THE ADKiSS ,EgnMiTunE co.
ANNOUNCES \ SENSATIONAL. I-DAY
REMODEI.lSG SALE OF
ECRSlruKE AND RUGS.
BEGINNING SATURDAY. APRIL ~
. y. NJ. SHARP.
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GKEAf EASTERN LAND Co 40 aiO
S"nt,ai .NHiiona! Bank building Rich
20 ACEES. good farmin; land In Ham
"r%a S"nhi!. good roads. churches and
q. Jeiinck. Rio Vista. Va
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATES FOR THE EAST
EltN IlISTklCT nk' \LRGININ
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Honey Fruit" and 'Richnint"

10 an ORDER OF the United
Eastern District of Virginia ttar '
company Bankrupt,
oher FOR sale
Richmond. ~ ''A''' '"" N"ial streets
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF,
CREDITORS


To IN" creditors OF MARTIN l.. Jones
ana EARNEST X. JONES. iu,liyitlu-
NY ana as partners trading as
~ J.. Jones & BRO, OF jefferson
IN IN" ounty OF i'owhatan and dis
.rict aiorcsi !d--iiankrupt:
Notic" IS hereby given that on
Aprii 20. 1921. m" said MARTIN l..
JpNitS ana EARNEST X. JONES. in
dtviduai!y. and as mariners trndin,. =.
VI. L. JONES " BRO, were duly adju-
licat"d bankrupt. and that the frs;
incctin" OF their creditors will he held
IN my Once. Rooms ltiS-lii? Mutual
building. Richmond. Va. on the I2'riI
DAY OF MAY, 1921. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. AT which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
'lalinS' appoint trustee, examine the
bhhkrhpt anu transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
rliOS. l.. SNEAD.
Referee in BaukrUptcy
MAY @ 1871
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Stock and Store
Fixtures

OF X y GREGORY co. BE-. Toe and
;3.CENT STORE. No ll0l AMI
HOS HULL STREET tSouth Eich.
nond) ~
fnrsGant TO an order Of the Distrjc,
I"urt Of the United States for ,hc
Eastern District of E!rg mia. cntcr,.J
mh inc aoi/ day OF April, 1921, in ih..
matter OF II V. Gregory. bnni'run,
trading as Il V. Gregory CO.'S +" Ia.
an" ='-tcnt store, win sell on mo
premises. Nos. ll0l ana il0a INN
street south Richmond on
EDNESDAV. MAY I. 1921
AT 800 o'clock 4. NJ.
National cash Registers. Ia fine nc
play Counters, about 500 runniu. ra.,
me shelving. Partition. ctc.: Also -
miscellaneous stock OF small goods
Such as i.av"S. Emhro! dcrics, Hand
k"rchicfs, NockwcHr, Thread. Siorv
l:ookS. school SuprlicS Games TorS
raiGnm fowd@r; Fac. Powder and
Toilet Articles, Inks. Pictures. cnni.'
ing Utensils. Lamps, Fish Globes ann
various other articles
The stock viii hc sold i'm lois 90
tn" trade. Fixtures as desired n,,I,
crS especially invited to attend.
sale positive. TERMS: Cash
j. NJ. TURNER
- Trustee
THE VALENTINE AUCTION "a. Inc
Auctioncovu.
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vIcTROI.hS. etc; slightly used: bargains.
southern Furniture c., East Broad
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SPRAY DuECA%s D!S -FEcT-Ai.,-
WATCH the I:SLCT3 DIE. WILL
..Cl STAIN. STRAY n EVERY.
.MiiaRE. :, CENTS FER quart NOT.
TIE SOSE LETTER. FOX SALE uf
GEOCE KS AID DRUGGISTS, Oh
rnO:.E BOULEVARD i7a.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and IrIats

fIENISHEp. t"u rooms ana bath Ches-
,"fhcld Apartments. !rHm June ~ 10
Sspiei"b'T J. Telephone Miss Morris.
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In tn" matter OF
MARTIN l.. JONES and y, s-.,
EARNEST l.. JONES
individually. and ~ IN
partners. trading as
NJ. l.. JONES & BRO. H,nkr,n,,,.
BANKRUPT
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REhL Estate FOG KENT
\ Apartments and Elnfs

iLAT-For rent. September LIST, 500 block
West Grace. nvc-room fiat nrst floor
nc"Ich SEPARATE entrance. garage IN
'fhc Dispatch. '"'
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Rk homes. Largest list.
! Before buying SEQ Chas.
Sole Agent, Allison
East Main street
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ATLANTIC COAST i.lNr: RAILROAD

= Inn II" 'NI.N.9 7 Mn I. !t.A 7 l.IsOND
COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given ihaI the regular
ah"ual and general meeting OF the STOCK
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company VII! De held AZ the oi,Icc
% the COMPANY IA the Richmond Terminal
hallway Station. IN the cay ot Richinond
virginia; on TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
OF NAY, 1871. AZ IL o'clock \. 81. Tho
iiansits hooks OF the company viii close
" ednJsiay. May :. 1874. al o'clock T.
May IS. 1871. at 10 G,e.och ~ NJ.
ii. l.. BORDEN.
ScCTetarY.
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business Places for Rem, ;

WE nas: Broad Nam Ard side ,.rr.,
ss;SI.s Tor Lsht. 9ordon l.. S,raus Co
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TIE 1nHua! mvctI..s OF the Mutual As
on May IL. 1924 1T The oIlc,, o; Inc so
c.ey; Room 2"i 5iutaai building: Rich
n!ond. Va. At O'Clock L. 81
q. MOE-E E.II x 81. Snn-.,a.u
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Rooms Witlln,It Ronrd
Rooms for Housckccplnr

GRACE w s0.-rhroe rooms anr ham.
suitable light housekeeping or lodging,
GRACE 81, W. 20y-FurnIsh.d roGIns
also light housekeeping.
ROOM AED kIrCHENETTE-S bI, for
Light housekeeping. Reply :OJ Eas,
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Vacation Places
Wantcd-I;ooms, Board

w ANTEp. TWO connected rooms and
BOARD ior several months in Ginter Park,
itoiahd lark or Barton Heights. Man
wife. two children. Hest Tcfcrcnccs
BOX u 49, The Dispatch.
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TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE
OF
654 ACRES OF LAND
Too ETHER WITH PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Too ETHER WITH Personal
PROPERTY
In execution OF II certain deed OF
trust 10 the Undersigned trustee.
dated January -. 1921. default hav-
Ing been made IN the payment OF the
dcUt therein secured. anG being re-
CURED SO TO do by the DenrnCiary
/ Will Sell at publc auction. on tho
premises. on
SATURDAY.. May IS. 1921.
AL u O'clock Noon.
the real estate and personal prop
er,y described III SAID deed as IoI-
lows.
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Lcmclr, ana M.,cnc,

icwclrI ana Watches B0
$40 REDUCTIONS IA sHyerware wcad!ar
E.fls. aghaat bfO- ~ EaAi broad ST
bih DOS, JS-I ~ yuu nav. diamond {.
luy. Bc.t Gf exchange Ot EeuOuAt. ole
NOlc 10 ash OF exchange. hr!as IL to J. I
A.lon q Co. FoUrtc-uiu AID Lain S;S
sriiEEH = SDS-scr our iHrrc assurt-
IH"ui pi ins J-E'lry that 10 gOp being
i!Eulay.d at !'li East Main Street.
TIE l"H'lrs rtpre mat slyta ypu money
Hurtua's. J,wci"r. ~: r Broad street
Machinery ana Tools 81
fDk sNi.L-.9 "a y. r"tusn-tuBglar EOil.y
90 u. q. tinEs engine. both ia good
youil.!"E. The Aos"!yy .ta.g Co. DaH
Ali. Va
Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers 03
DAiIl.IA BULBS, $3.50 dozen. aMu yarl.
Gus plants Tor St.r Randolph 5ZQ. -
Specials Al, unc o,uiGs q.
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.4ICTfONS-LEGdLS
Legal Notices
81

OFFICE OF THE nOI.:.IWOoD CEME
TEEh COMPANY.
iHe Hunua! meeting O. thc stoChhO!dcrs
DOT oNL.tsb % ilv hollywood C,,nrt.r.y
Company WI! hc held GA IN. 10Th Gay
G 70 Of III n!enmonaa.0 e Eei ~. IN = tHs
ShA"ae. No. - %orth Ninth Street 4
I.!l ..ttrr.aUC" Us urged -
Isy ort.v: OF .!.- board O: di-,r.oys
~ =. N!iEI,IiY ,y,.s9,,,,,
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ron RENT 81 acres a, kinssanJ Sta
ton, miles from fi!ch,uDuI on a.
lant!c Coast Line. house. room. *
tioi-. anG tenant house. cOuvcni"-' 10
electric station and concrete rDe1. x,n
per month. Geo. f. Crawford 4 "a
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Announcement
MIR. EDWARD H. BROWN

been identified Herewith the past &c YEARS and
81 son OF the undersigned LEROY f. BROWN
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-28

as superintendent of the Fairbanks station aud.- in addition. will be iU charge of District 2, which consists of the territory tributary to the gov ernment railroad from Seward 10 Fairbanks. This area includes the Neuaua Ignite field
 District 8 consists of interior AL aska. comprising the Yukon and Panama basins. This district has heen assigned to k. T. Sparks. assistant mining engineer. District is the Seward Peninsula. No assignment of an engineer for this disrric. has been made as yet. It is believed however. that jbe best way to assist the mining industry in this district lies in the development of a prac- ucaI and economic method of rold water rhawiug Charles Janin. con suluug engineer of the Bureau. is now compiling and studying the ra- suits of experiments made by yari- ous companies. preparatory 10 In- yesrigati0u by the Bureau.
 Cooperation will be arranged and maintained Go the greatest possible extent with the field forces in AL aska of the the tinted States Geo. logical Survey, through .Col Alfred Fl. Brooks. and with The Territorial! Government. through the Govern meut and Territorial Mine Inspector of Alaska. Inc Geological Survey lays stress upon the study and cor relation of Alaskan geology, where as the work of the Bureau of Mines will emphasize service to the min CTS. Geology will be considered by the Bureaus engineers only in its relation to ores. and for that pUr- pose the Survey reports will be en- phasized Go as large a degree as pJs- sible. The Bureaus forces will largely supplement the work of the Territorial Mine Inspector a"d will 10 make annually a con- pIete inspection and report of al mines and prospects.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-28
FEDERAL BUREAU OF MINES
 BECOMING MORE ACTNl

Jaaaaa. July 2-.-With the pur- pos. .t fostering more rapid and ..u.- dagel.?em.rt ot the mining industry in Alaska. the United Stat .s ugraau ot Mines is re-orgaUiztus .,s work in that territory. D. 4. L.ru supervisor of stations. and George $. Rice. chief mining en- sheer. for taa Bureau. are now in Alaska oa tour ot inspection 10 G...-m.an in what manner the Bu- r..u O. Mines can best assist the -ar-r.-g.s mtnlas industry
 I. is proposed to divide the Ta.ri- r.-g into four districts. each heinz ta d.-act charge of d bureau of Mines engineer. For rhe purpose of prop ar correlation of the work, especial lg .s 70 Keeping its main purpose iU r..w and providing service for par. r5ra'ar mining camps which may bs isolated or lie on the border between two districts. supervising mining ergnae- will he in general charge O. rGa four district eurt0ee,a Ow- ing ta lack of funds. ore of the dis rr.. engineers will for the present d.s.ha-sa the duty o5 supervision. The Hg-sau of Mines experimental station at Fairbanks will he conun- nod .s a Headquarters and clearing house for district engineers.
 District ! has been assigned to Bert ". Dyer, who will also comtia- .a 10 discharge his duties of Fed .-a- Mine Inspector of Alaska. This district embraces the south coast. in- a.ul.ng the Natauuska, EeUai and EaHn- river coal fields, the Copper River basin and. for the present. the Kara-a oil fields and Southeastern Alaska The special duty Of this dis ,r..t engineer will be in connec- lion with coal copper and lode gold
 J. A. Davis will continue to serve