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The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
RELICS SHOW FATE
OF LOST TANKER

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. "a
cable from Australia today stated
wreckage has been found at Lord
Howe Island. which leaves no doubt
but that the New York tanker
Canastota which has been missing
for six weeks, has been lost.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2.-TEe
polls in the State primaries did net
close until nearly 1880 m Virginia
and up to $50 o'clock there were
few returns. Reports were made
to the headquarters OF the candi-
dates for the governorship. how
ever, and these Were 81 such a
as TO leave the situation
generally in doubt.
The first precinct to report was
one in Henrico County which gave
Trinkle 20 and Tucker 13. The vote
in this city was heavier than ex-
pected. Many women voted. The
belief was that a vast majority of
the women had voted for Senator
Trinkle and il that proves to be
so there is little question as to
the result. The Tucker people were
not conceding anything.
Reports from the leading cities
of the State indicate a heavy vote,
with some artistic claims being
made as to the size Of the majorities
that the candidates will receive.
The fight for lieutenant governor
was between Gum and Gilpin, with
Gfpin the favorite at the outset.
There are four men in the race,
and 1t may be that Senator West
will make a strong showing. 1t
was not thought that W. b. Fitz-
hugh would make showing in the
returns. E. c. Folkes, of this city,
for the State corporation
commission in oppoSition to Berkley
ID. Adams, was putting up a stronger
fight than was expected.
There were only three places on
the State ticket to be filled, but
there were contests ia many counties
and cities for the house and some
Of these wels understood to be
close. Only the vote from the cities
and towns were expected to be avail
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO. .
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Woman Robbed of $50.

while shopping In a downtown
department store early yesterday
afternoon, Mrs Amelia Libby. So
First street southeast. was rObbed
Of $50 picked from her pocketbook-
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
"Miss Washington"

When she is selected the
District will know the name
of its prettiest and most at
tractive girl and Atlantic City
will make her the honor guest
at a remarkable pageant and
celebration
The Washington Herald is
aiding in the selection.
All that is necessary is to
bring a photograph of your-
self to the Herald Ofice.
For full particulars see
page ..
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
EARLY RETURNS
LEAVE PRIMARY
RESULT in DOUBT
Virginia Vote Heavy in
Democratic Guberna-
tOrial Contest.

RICHMOND, Va- Aug. s.
ESQ .. NE. Lee Trinkle II
credited with q majority of 49,
900 votes for the Democratic
gubernaterial candidacy over
his opponent, Harry st. George
Tucker, according to the con-
sensus Of returns ireeeived here
from all sections ef the state
At an early hour this morning.
The contest for the lieutenant
goyernership IL closely con-
tested between Julian Gum and
Kenneth N. Gilpin, while the
corporation eommIssionership Is
conceded to Berkeley ID. Adams.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
.Utle neral6s Ad.lnaex

WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3. 1sa1.
These local merchants whose ads are listed here
as appearing in todays Herald offer YOU excent;oral
economies in seasonable merchandise : = :
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Snmalanpalmelnffia 0osebie &
Srpm eommteisfa

SnmalanpaItuelnffia 0ogebic &
Srum eonnteisfa
SdndGn torstaina ompeluieuran
muoiifofous ia b~artmusbetfi firffo.
alisia alfaen flo s Italia. &aiffi!
!Suomennn %periantaina Niori
i%oliiton fuufauii fofous ia raamat-
tupiiri Mrs Yafan luona alfaen
flo s Italia. aaiffi termetulleita.
II. z. ntitfaanl
emii innnuntaina lpbptzbartaus
6etfi 8eslemerin firfosfd nlfaen
flo 10 up. Sartausbetfen pdatpttpG
ieuratunnm muoiifofous. &aiffi
mufnanl @ippifoululuofta fofoon-
thu.
@nIi Iunnuntaina 8afefieloin
ielirafunnan ompeluiepran fotoils
ia bartansbetfi Wers NiemelGn
luona flo 2 ipp. @ippifouluIuofta
-fofoontuu Iamnan paiffaan flo 5
ipp.
@nii %iunmuntaina 9tuoriioliiton
obielmailta firffoialisla bpp1lld
obielmdlla altaen flo 8 Italia.
faitfi termetulleital
Sorstaina 13 p. 8esiemerin ON
peluIelran fofouS Mrs &elton
luona flo s Italia. Sertpetuloa.
Sunnilntaina is p. iumalanpal
welus Sronmoooisia flo 10 ap.
Sunmlntaina 16 p. iumnlanpal
pelus gmpin fplGllG flo 100 fau-
p,tnein atfaa.
Sunmlntatna 16 b. iumnlanpal
nelus Ban 8usfirfisia flo $50
taupungin aifaa.
@astethi: Serman ia @aria
&riifun poifa, Samuel Irtbur,
ipnt. marrasf. II p. Saronisia ia
tastettiin mf. 20 p. august ia
Mino &itpiafien poita, Bilbert Dr-
10 Sobannes, ipnt. Sronmoooisin
lofaf. 9 p. ia fastettiin tt. 2 p.
Sitmalan iiunausta.
@ibittp: @mioliittnon mibittiin
@ontreoliSia, Wis. mf. 81 p. Scr
George Sllonfeto Wareneosto ia
Weiss slina Sannula 8an 8uSfir-
fista. Snnea ia Sitmalan iiunnls-
to.
Mrne @alunta
Go 6. @per ct. Bubelin 9S9
Srofnpoob, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Slntpitns

@ogebic ia Sron fuantin ieura-
flntapiiriin fu,rlinpille ienrafun.
nile ilmoitamme etta IGbettGwdi
eoustaiat piirin fofolfieen, iofu pi
betdGn Sronmoobisln, Micb. tam
miful,n 80 b. 1921 fello 2 Up. 2an
allisleurafllnnm firfon dlaialisia'
iosia tesfustellaan opettaian banf'
fimiiesta piiriin.
BGim1ttp Sronwoobisia, Wic6'
tammiflun A p. 1921.
Grief 2angas, eiimies
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

= Sobn SetiIan u,ffi bSprpta,t
no Morrien fpIaIId on 10 tdptt5.
fiinnosia ia iistaIIamu,e i5uiiid te
bcittoa tdpttdmdan fttd bptudfieen.
Sauna on usfi iotn arfi.iIta "
7-9'ddn ia I~mnttuifin 10 3 y.
mp0bddn p0b0n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

paan 8esiemerisiG tunfeutui uuoen
wuooen bona pari poifaa rosmous-
%bommisia, mutta ioiituiwat fiinni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Snpmantns

&oirdn omistoiille @rpin topr1'
Hbipin piirisid. Sotaiien benftlon,
iofa omistaa foirat, on maflettdpa
foiran nero, ennert tammitnun 70
pGiipGG 1921. Mafiiit: n~aorofielta
$500, foirafielta $500, fuobittlto
$500. Sofainen benfiIo iofa omis
toa foiran eif6 banfi m%erolappitd
foiralIeen, on ebeswastmasia ia
mpos tappotaomio foiralIe.
Siirtt.
Scbn g. Sdcfion, rnbastonbottaia
@rtpin topnibip @or 200 ()
y
- 8astori ". @orert iofa tilee
emf funmintoifii fpieratlemaon
northumberland, prbrii fanstn'
nj 9esiemerisia Ito 10 op. Bafe-
fieIoisid 10 2 ipp. ia Sronfpooots'
IA inana gaioriioIiiton obielmail-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
@Ier &antamafi

S. @riller, iofa .ampiti ct.
8oulista fotoifin eileen See q. Wtc
Glaren, on iaan1tt tuomionia tpti-
me mlaonantairla; tuomio on =
is mlioteen linnoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
IRONWOOD, MICHIGAN.

Ian pbtepoesia. Waanantai-iltana
10 b. flo 8 on ban Sron 8eltin
raittiusbaalilIa. Serpetirloa runias
llfuiiina foollel
Mrne @aiunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

= 8un @usfirfin ompeluieuran
naiiet onnt Iabioittaneet $4,000
ialraflmnom fasiaan, iosta lau-
iumme fiitofiet. Soiapomme iatfu-
ipoo innostusto ia pbteispnmar-
rpstG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
0atteIufIen tabmtIasia 8es

iemerisid stapabtiii ~fasiafaopin
rpowGps m,nanantaita masten pol
ID. Mospot tpeitpat faapin miifa-
mani mrttta onnefii find oft pain
80 ooIIarin poiffeine rabao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
MoampiIieIiiat laofpot torfoi

= @oampilieIiiGt %iaaipat tarfoi
tiistodn mostaatpon tilifirian fttn
l~GbettGpGt 40 ienttia ia ppptGmdt
firiaa "@ebiseb account boot @o
1" oiotteella: s. M. eliot, M. "
g. Cast 2dnitn. Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
&iituSlanfe

SGten balromme fiittdG faiffin
pstGhpi6mme ia noapureitomme ps.
tGpppoestdnne, jotd nellie oloititte
tapaninpGinGnG eli t%oiieno 'joulu-
pGiwGnG iota oil meioGn 81 bGd-
pGipGmme. &iitos niistd monisto
labioista, joita toitte tullesianne,
raffaiitenne oioitufiena. Sulemnte
alma ne mtistomaon. GIMME ole
fosfoan moineet iellaista totipoo
Seiltd, pst1mGt.
Cola ia Sobn Mann
8or SO Sron 8elt, 8tS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
MpntGmamG

beinid cloperia ia timotbpsta; os-
toian t1lee itie ottaa aiosta bno'
len; mppoGGn erittGin buofealla.
90. 6. Spri1ld
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
&ierontaa, fairasmoinmiste

= &ierontaa, iairasmotmiste.
liin. b0prp- iefd- iabfowaIofpIppid.
bolton ELECTROMAGNETIC ia paas.
t~ofiuareisia antaa ~aiuunoIIaan 101
90. Yine ct. Sronwooo. Waieb.
Sobon Riani
BubeItn Ro. 663
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
.MOmtreal, isis.

Meind faniallisieurofuntolai-
Iilla oil tGGIld firtonmenot 2 p.
tGtd fuiita iotfa olotettiin lall,tllo
$50 Sionin fanteleesta. SeniGlfeen
pnstori. 8oiunta pitt op%ettafpaiien
pitbecn. 2opufli lnillettiin 4OS. =
Sitten meilla oil ieurafunnan TO
fous, iosia papifii walittiin Dfii-
mieliiesti pastori 8aiunta ia eli.
miebefii Sacf WGti, maraelim. 81
Ter 8isti. firiuritii @ini Mafi ia
rabastonboitojafli Sacf Saari.
X
= Sarmarit, tulfaa bafemaan
faIentereia luotont. = &. u. Set
beman & 60. Srontuoob, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

= @anbemmat ia Iapietl Bpba
foulii nIottoa toimintania &anial-
lisieurafunnan firfosia emf fun
mitrttaina flo 11,30. &aiffi mii.
foam.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Srpm'ppobim ia Ymp* ,t,ttiiia

Antakaa puheimela tieto Autts jale kaikista tapahtumista j. crit
tinkdn suomalsina koskevsta, Eten teette hyvan palveuksen leh.
dele ia yleis0le. Auttajan puhehnnumero n sew
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

@ritpiiesti bitomnutetaan ct
I'd ompelirleuran mtoiifofous on
tGnGin torstoina firffoiolisia flo
8, WloriIoliiton fuufh1Iifofous
b,iomenno Mers Yatan luona ia
9iioriioliiton obielmailto firffo-
ialisia emf iitnnuntoina. Seripe.
tliloo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Yesfenter

Souluiil5lia olemme tG1ll1fin
i~aaneet wiettGG, ioista fitos raf-
faalle SiGlIemme. Sumalan rauboo
faifille @ilttoian lufiioille mloella
muooella. Soimifaamme tatfti
waan abferasti Sierra %ntposiG.
Naisten fofoufiesin @trS @ricfio-
min luona oil tuloia fabWipopoastd
$3.50 ia tpttoin ~fofoufiesia iomas
la paifasia tuli $500. &iitos
mnan emdnndlle ia tpttarille ipai-
moistanne. Seuraama naisten To-
fous on Aluminium Is .. fello
hS gmil &eltosia; tilaiinus on
muoiifofous. Saapufaapns faiffiol
ia. Toimottamasti loamme pabt-
ianfin.
Seuraapa niiorten tefous on
Sioa 8arilon luona tammifuun
81 p. fello 1873 iualla. SerWetiloa
ni,oret ia apunbnt.
Nuoriloliiton obielmailta on en-
il i%unnilntaina tamnIituun 8 p. Ito
s illalla. Tiloiirnioesia pubuu ie-
minaariIoinen 81. &offonen ia nlo
ret iuorittawat obielmaa. &abpitar
ioilua obielman ialfeen.
Smilulomiltoan omat palanneet
Ieuraonat fouluIaiiet Marquetin
normaliin: Smpi Saaro. Mapme
@Gfi, 2empi griefion ia Saima
SSoii. gpiilantin normaliin 9ertba
Sfarmi Gbicagon Dliopistoon Wr
Meranoer Wonto. Snnea spaan
lumuille.
8pb1foulu on fello 10 tt. 16 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

= Roiliit olfoipat s ronpooois
ia i6lleen toimintnnia moanattai.
no.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

: Scr SrliuS Sobnion, Coming
tonista, @icb. iaapui paiffafun-
ralIe miime maanantaina. &Gn
tarfastaa firiapainoliiffeen tileia
Scr s. s. Sacflonin fansia; futen
miistetaan paIitii firfollisfofous
beib6t t6bGn tebtam6Gn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
&nmImtns

8esiemerin Spom. @m. 2ntb.
&aniallisienrafunnnn muolifofous
on tammifuun 8 p. fello 10. FaS-
tori @aiunta pitGG duff bartaus
betfen. Soapufna taiffi fofonfIeen,
iiIlG palion on aiioita.
Matt Suomi SppIi &elto
@iimics &iriuri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Sronipoo0in

SronWoooin Suomaloiiesiu
Soiranlasia on nGinG pGipinG lei
fattlt ie,iraomot: Scr emil Yesie-
ipento, Sronmoobo Micb. Scr @n-
ton 2aSorge, Srompoob, Micb.,
Mrs Maria &irtta, S~rontpooo,
Micb., Waiss Coma &ebensborff,
8orf Sails 8is., ia Mrs Senia
SiiriIG, Son 8nsfirf, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

- Suon,nIaiieen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

oiuu1tdmp-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-13
THE NEW DIVISION OF =
COMMERCIAL LAWS

Archibald j. Wolfe, just appointed
bv Herbert Hoover, chief OF the DIV.
sion of Commercial Laws, Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Comerce IN a
well-prepared story in the September
issue of American Industries, tells O.
the scope of this new commercial dlvl-
sion, which will be of great value to
industrial organizations throughout
the country.
III is in response to the widely eN-
pressed need of central and authorl-
tative information service" says Mr..
Wolfe, relative to foreign legislation
regulating commerce and to the appli-
cation of foreign commercial laws to
the exigencies of American trade WITH
foreign countries, that Division OF
Commercial Laws has been created IN
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Comerce, although for long time
past the various geographic divisions
of the bureau hare been giving much
attention to the legal problems sub
mitted to it by American firms.
In the newly organized Division OF
COnnGTClGI LAWS VI IiiS 4)N'A Ns>~>
Foreign and Domestic Commerce VIII
be henceforth centered the service
information on commercial laws OF
foreign countries and on their appll-
cation, This service is intended to be
of practical use to American firms and
to their counsel. 1t will in no way
seek either to supersede the law to
partment or the legal adviser of any
American corporation or firm, but or
the contrary, it will seek to cooper
ate with the counsel and to supply him
with technical data which layman
NAV be unable to utilize without his
assistance. In this respect there oc-
ours to me another simile-that Q
drug store which keeps a stock OF
medicines and chemicals, compounds
them to a doctors prescriptions, but
does not undertake to treat ailments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-13
Keep the University OF
Virginia Intact-The
Medical School at
the University!

During the past few months ! have
been surprised to find how many peo-
pie have been ignorant Or misinform-
ed as to the facts in the case regard
ing the proposed removal of the
Medical School from the University
of Virginia at Charlottesville. Those
advocating its removal to Richmond
(mainly Richmond people or those
interested in or graduates Of Rich
mond Medical College, have sent
broadcast a vo!uminous literature
which, to a casual reader and to one
who has not thoroughly gone into
the subject, gives the impression that
Richmond is the logical site for the
State Medical School to be known
as the University of Virginia Medi-
cal School.
Everyone agrees, that for reasons
of efficiency and economy there
should be only one state-supported
medical school in Virginia and those
who have gone most thoroughly into
the situation consider that Chariot
tesville is the logical site for this
consolidated medical school.
Those advocating Richmond as the
site for such school would make
us believe that a good medical school
is inevitable in Richmond, but i'm
possible in Charlottesville. IS it not
strange then that Richmond Medica!
College situated in Richmond and re-
ceiving support from the state has
not eclipsed the Medical School Of the
University of Virginia, now situated
at Charlottesville?
The University Of Virginia Medi-
cal School has been functioning most
efficiently at Charlottesville for {
hundred years. The state contributes
only one-third of the expenses, the
remainder being furnished by cndow
ments. tuition fees. etc. It has sent
out graduates of the highest calbcr
not only to all parts of the state of
Virginia. but to all parts of the United
States. Men from nearly every state
in the Union enter its doors to re-
ceive their medical education. The
University of Virginia Medical School
is we'll known. not only throughout
this country but also in foreign coun-
tries and stands high in their medi-
cal circles. Not since 1911 has 4
single University of Virginia graduate
failed on his examinations before the
Virginia Medical Examining Board
Some of the largest hospitals in the
country favor University OF Virginia
graduates as internes. Is not Viz
ginia Justly proud of her medical
school?
Yet there arc some who want to
throw this achievement Of a century
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-13

Mrs. Elizabeth E. Nash, who has
been critically i'll with pneumoia at
her home in Duke street extended, IS
reported to be slightly improved.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to J. Parker
M,lburn. of Vienna and Miss Marg-
aret S. Miller, of Washington.
Miss Charlotte Hammond, of Rose
mort leaves this afternoon for
Stanton, where she will attend the
Stuart Hall School for Girls the
coming session.
Miss Grace Parkhurst of Claren-
don. and Miss Myrtle Walter, OF
Paddock and Miss Edna iMcCauley,
of Lei Ray, were guests at a Dinner
party given by Miss Elva V. wal
ter, of Braddock last Sunday.
There was a melting of TIE cap
tains managers and the executive
committee of the Sunday School base
ball league set the chamber of COM
merce last night. 1t was decided
that the schedule should be conclud-
ed and that the First Baptist-Trln
itv game should be played over, 1t
is also stated that these would be a
final meeting OF the league whcch
will be in the nature of a soclai event
soon after the cnnIpietlon OF IN"
schedule. The schedule will be con-
clu led on Friday, September %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-13

into the discard, to try an expert
ment-an experiment when the
greatest authorities on medical edu-
cation in the country advise against.
They want to dismember great uni
versity-take and move its medical
school a hundred miles away. Van
derbilU is just at present preparing
to spend three millions of dollars to
annihilate two miles of space between
its medical school and university
grounds-to transfer its medical de-
partment across the city OF Nash
vile to it's own campus, and the Car
negie Corporation and the General
Educational Board are each contrib
uting million and a half for this
purpose.
University life is very broadening
and beneficial to any man. At the
boarding house at the fraternity
h use, at all student gatherings, the
medical student comes into contact
with the students Of engineering, law,
arts, literature and what not. lr
this way he gets an insight into the
other professions and interests of
the day that he could get in no other
way. He is kept from getting into
rut, what the professional man
is so likely to do Some say there Is
not this fellowship, that medical stu
dents stand aloof, but five years of
university life has convinced me that
the medical student welcomes asso-
citation with students in other de-
partments and that they likewise vel
come association with him.
Moreover there is no precedent for
such transfer of a medical school
that has been functioning efficiently
for hundred years. Those who adj
vocate his move must bear the bur-
den of proof. The commission select
ed to go into the situation voted five
to four for the change-a practical
deadlock.
How much Importance experienced
educators attach to university loca-
ton of medical schools may be seen
from the following: DR.. David II. Ed
sail, dean of the Harvard Medical
School, says: Il feel so strongly the
Importance of intimate contact with
the general university that | should
be very glad indeed if the mere three
or four miles that separate the Har-
ward Medical School from Harvard
University could be wiped out and, so
far as my personal opinion IS con-
ra,,pad 7 UoI1d unheSitatinplv. were
it to be done over again, urge that
the Harvard Medical School be put
out in immediate proximity to Har-
ward University in Cambridge, in
stead of in Boston, and ] have not
moments doubt that they would
have had perfectly adequate clinical
material there, through the drawing
force of the personnel. laboratories
and so forth that the school provides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-13
DODS0N WARNS
CALOMEL USERS
It's Mercury! Attacks the
Bones, Salivates and
Makes You Sick

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating cal
omel when a few cents buys a large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone-a per.
feet substitute for calomel.
1t is pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't make
Won sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calornel is dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
a dose of nasty calonel today and
YOU will feel weak, sick and nauseated
tomorrow. Don't lose a days work.
Take . spoonful of Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and you will wake UP
feeling great. No more biliousaess
constipation, sluggishness, headache,
coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist says if you don't find Dod-
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor-
rible calomel your money is waiting
for you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-13

| should further think that there
would be an inestimable harm to the
general prestige of the very dignifed
old University of Virginia and its
w:4cly known Medical School to take
tic step of separating it from the
general university. personally
should sincerely hope that that would
not be done for that reason as we'll as
for the reasons above expressed"
Again, President Frank J. Good
now of John Hopkins University
says: "A medical school should if
possible, be in close proximity to
the campus of the University. Only
under such conditions is the most eff
cient work to be expected
Dir. J. NJ. Finney of the same
institution says: GAS between medi-
cal school in a town with the Uni
vcrsity and in a city without, l should
choose the former"
DR.. Abraham Flexner, secretary of
the General Education Board one Of
the greatest authorities on medical
education in the country goes so far
as to say: at is my conviction-a
conviction born of observation over
very wide area-that Virginia will
hardly be able to develop school
Of the highest grade except rs an
immediate part Of the State Univcr-
sity at Charlottesville"
Four college presidents, s deans
of medical schools and scores Of the
most prominen: and we'll known uni
versity professors have registered
their opposition to moving the Medi
cal School from Charlottesville. In
support of their stand there are med
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Clam Chowder Is cents Vegetable
Soup, 10 cents
Chicago RIBS Of Beef au jus, 35c
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Boiled Potatoes-Cream Sauce 10c
Fried Egg Plant, 10 cents
Corn on Cob 10 cents
Peach Roll, New Fruit Sauce 10:
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