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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
Rousing Trinkle Meet
ing At Roanoke

Roanoke, July S.-Seantor E. Lee
Trinkle had rousing meeting at
this place and the enthusiasm Of the
large crowd present was loud and
frequent in its expression. Ex-Gov-
ernor Stuart who was to have intro
duced the Senator, was unable to
be present, but sent the following
telegram in explanation of his abb
sence:
j. C. Martin.
Chairman of Trinkle Club,
Roanoke, Va.
| greatly regret that because of a
temporary inGisposition my doctor
forbids me to travel in the present
intense heat, Sc | must forego the an
ticfpated pleasure of joining in the
Trinkle meeting tonight. Strong as
is my persona; friendship and high
and sincere as is my admiration for
Lee Trink|c, . can truly say that
these. consideryations are ;. secondary
to tie higher considerations of his
eminent and outstanding fitness for
the discharge of the unusual and ex
traordinary responsibility which
must devolve on our next governor.
His conceded executive ability, his
knowledge of and his familiarity
with business affairs, large and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
The Versailles Treaty.

The Washington Star, an
administration paper, OF
course, says, in its edition of
yesterday, that Secretary
Hughes has come to the con
clusion that the United
States will yet have to rati-
f Fl, tn Versailles treaty.ThIa1t
President Harding willfstl5'
port the views of his Secre-
tary of State, and that the
Senate viii have to toe the
mark. Some weeks ago we
wrote an editorial entitled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
Traction! Troubles y

AAlexandria is not alone in
Fer electric railway troubles.
Her suburban neighbor,
washington, is in the midst
Of a struggle with the com
GAMES, that furnish the pub
kc transportation in the
s}ty and it's envirous. The
Federation. Of Citizens AS
sociations is active irroppos-
ing the absorption of one
Company by another. We
have not gone into the merits
of the controversy, but our
sympathies are with the
Mtizens. i y ~: IL:
E. We understand: to. return
20 our own mutton that the
washington Virginia Ry!
Co, objects to putting on a
morning smoker between
Washington and Alexandria
Because they claim the ma
jority ef4people who trave.
to work in the early hours
prefer the present arrange
ment. and The commands de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
20 year old, :itdr, WAC then killed

20 year old, :itdr, who then killed
himself. \ = : (
'Thei'girl is'.su1d: to be dying in the
Cooper Hospital, Camden; Paris,
who had been out of the navy four
months and WIKI, also lived at Her
wood, arousca me girl by: pounding
on the door Oh the home of Mrs.
Elmer R. Tomlins, with whom Flor.
ence was staying for the night. ~.
Police of Maple Shade have a the
DRY that Paris, madly in love with
the girl, VINO did not return his af-
lection, deliberately ared.;a she'd sla
the rear of the bungalow of Mrs.
Margaret Barrett, of :, Coles Road.
Herwood, to lure Florence from the
neighbours home and to give drs-
I niaticc:setting? 10 the crime. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
"LETS Col"

The American "Doughboys" electri?
fled the Allies with their remarkable
enthusiasm and tireless fighting
spirit.
When it seemed tired, aching muscles
could do no more-when other war
worn armies rested-the "Doughboy"
would not quit.
Lets Coz was the constantly muir
INJURED slogan that swept through the
ranks, And GO" they did.
Sometimes you feel done 0ut"--yod
cannot drive your mind or muscles
further. No comrades are near to lend
hand and say Lets Co. You must
help yourself. ),
You need Days Tonic. Don't scott.
Days Tonic has proven its value in
. thousands of cases. 1t will undOubt-
eddy give you the endurance, pep,
health and strength and steady nerves
you seek. The greatest strength
building, od-purifying remedies
known to science are combined N
Days; Tonic-Iron from Malt, Wild
Cherries, Hypophosphites and VINE.
Dalys Tonic will, give YOU that Let's
Go" fighting spirit. Try it. Take
Days daily. Buy a bottle today from
the RexalI Store -, t'}.. =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
LURES GIRL FROM HOME TO
SHOOT HER AND SELF

Philadelphia, July S.-As she ran
through peach orchard to burn
ing shed, near her own home, at
Herwood, near Maple Shade, N. j.,
2 o'clock this morning, Florence
Bradley, ly qa;.hs old, was shot be-
low the heart by John Paris, her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08

Maserad at tho Postoftice At Aleran.
fs5A, Virginia, A second Gletss matter
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ed to march to the frontier.
CONGRESS
House Of Representatives

House Of Representatives
(Repoated for the Alexandria Gazettett
Wednesday, July 8, 1913,
Mr.. M'Kee, from the committee
cn pu3Ec lands reported a. bill Civ
ing further time for registering
claims TO land Yin the district of Ark
arlsaw, IN the territory of Missouri.
The House in committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on a
bin fer establishing a commissioner
of the revenue. This bfll was gone
through, and the bin LAYING A
DUTY ON SUGAR REFINED WITH
IN THE u. STATES, taken UP. ;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
LOST!

On Tuesday morfI:1lg between
Mount Washington and Alexandra,
A BUNDLE OF FEMALE CLOTH
ING. The finder will De rewarded by
leaving it with the subscriber.
MARY ANN BALL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31

40 Touring: LATE model Price OF
this ar should 10 $500. VIII sell
this week for $500 O. South Bend
Nash Motor Co. 100 10 Lincoln Way
East T. Fenerman, Mgr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
Insurance
Moving, Trucking & storage

MOVE THE RED BALL wAT-So crat-
ing necessary; expert furniture NOV
ers take your household goods from
your old home snd deliver them direct
10 your new nome "a large furniture
vans; largest trucking organization 70
America; all loads insured by re-
liable Insurance company the very
best service at prices you can noF
equal elsewhere; cash or pay ment :,
Phone OF write. RED BALL TRANSIT
CO, Indianapolis, Ind. IS s. Capitol
sV.. Chicago, III, 1i02 Century BldE.
Columbus, o.. 434 s. Main st; Detroit,
Mich. lob Detroit Saving bank bloS-
koVING-The best equipped transfer
company IN the city: spe5aLsts "a
eross-country movin lntef-,,y
Transfer Co, 200 20 e. Jeierson b4F-
Both phones 21sI.
NO BETTER MOVING sERvIG-csa
be had anywhere than ve onef- 81
perienced men. Closed vans on pnSu-
matte tires. Cross country moFln9
specialists. Inter City Transfer c.
300 20 /. Jefferson blvd. Bon pAoass
2i8i.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
Look Over These Automobile Bargains
AUTOMOBILES


Seven passenger touring: overhauled:
splendid condition bargain for quick
sale; $50 down; balance on easy
terms. tarneman- flasher Motor Co,
6l5-5lI s. Michigan ST. Phone:
Main 41lo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
AUTOMOBILES

ENiCe otathJtr-- tNepaInB 10
WHAT'S YOUR TROUBLED Tel Z %
Us We are trouble specialists. Bucks
speciality. As ;. Lafayette. Lincoln
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale. II

Touring. 1921 model: good as the day
II left the factory Six new cord
tires, bumpers, spotlight. sun shield.
etc. This car IS bargain at $50.
Erankln Motor TAR Co. 3O7 E JET
ferson. Main Az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
CHEVROLET

1890 r. p 81 touring car: Al condi-
ton. This is car Ne recommend
for anyone desiring big bargain.
Hes been driven only SO miles.
Reistle Auto Sales Co. 343 Lincoln
WAY West. Phone Main ia: open
evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31

81 touring This ear has been thor
oughlv overhauled iu our sLop and
is I'm exceptionally good condition.
This is n big bargain. one that you
must see 60 appreciate. T.. W. Stein
hart Co. 213-2lT :. Lafayette St
Main Isl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31

sedan 1921 Like new Snubbers.
bumpers. motormcter. cord tires; also
four range lights and heater. This
ar is like new. 4 real bargain az
$500 Franklin Motor Car Co. 3O7
r. Jefferson. Main 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
HEvROLET-

400 touring new paint. four brand
new tires; one EXTRA. See this car
and lei Us give you the price It's
swfully cheap Nikart Auto Sales
Co. ii6 +. Tut 81 Phone Lin
cCln G240 and Main 2f75
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31

AUTO REPAIR WORK Guarantsed
work. Done By hrst class mechanics
Platner Garage Co. 2252 Aishapaka
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17
Bishops Assigned to
Spring Conferences

Chicago, Dec. l6. = ANNOUNCEMENT
was made today at the headquarters OF
the committee on Conservation and
Advance OF the Methodist Episcopal
church of the following assignments
Of the bishops to the spring annual
conferences which were made by the
bishops at their annual meeting at Sy-
racuse. n. Y, including:s
Maine-Auburn, Me-, Apr 10. F. J.
Mcconnell. Pittsburgh, Pa.
East Maine-Machias. Me-, Apr. &C.
f. Fl. Hughes. Maiden, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17

7 New Hampshire-Tilton, n. H.. Apr
49, Z. H. Hughes, Maiden, Mass.
Vermont-Bellows Falls, VT. Apr
rs. F. ]. Mcconnell, Pittsburgh, Pa
Troy-Referred. Apr. S, William
Burt, Buffalo, N. Y.
New Decentralization, Mass, Apr
5. i. J. Mcconnell, Pittsburgh, Pa.
New England Southern-Pawtucket
r. l., Mar. 20, Z. H. Hughes, Maiden
Mass.
New York-Referred, Mar. %. w. +
Anderson, Cincinnati, Ohio.
New York East-First Oh. Meriden
Conn, Apr. 5, l.. B. Wilson, New York
n. Y.
Northern New York-Little Falls, y
T.. Apr. 19, William Burt, Buffalo. N. Y
New Jersey-Atlantic City, N. j.
Mar. s, ]. F. Berry, Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware-Atlantic City, N. j., Apr
5, r. E. Jones, New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17

evangelist Maurice Bailey will be-
I'm a new series of lectures on the
sanctuary" at the Grand Army hall,
ms city. If you are acquainted with
'he Bible you will be greatly inter-
eSted in this series of studies. If you
are not You will discover wonder
,ut significance in the Word of God.
ne lecture next Sunday evening will
We Illustrated by large chart. This
lrophecy gives the date of the bap-
.'sm and death of Christ many years
neiore it took place and the time OF
.ne cleansing of the sanctuary. All
welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17
ROWDOIN

WEST-At the home Of Mrs. Ray
Purinton variety shower was given
Miss Ina Hicks in honor of her ap-
preaching wedding. Miss Hicks is
teaching school in Durham. She re.
ceived many gifts useful and beautiful
including silver, linen. cotton. pyrex
and money and tinware. One piece of
linen called forth special remarks,
having been purchased in Panama and
brought from there by the donor. Re-
freshmcnts were served.
Those who IN former years were as
sociated with vina Coombs are an
ticipating much pleasure In having her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17
RICHMOND

A Betty" party was held at the
: home of Mrs. Oscar Smith Wednesday
afternoon. The ladies were invited to
help make Betty" (d,essform). After
all had arrived, the hostess made a
few well-Chosen remarks in prepara-
tion for the work, after which the
guests were surprised by finding that
Betty" had been completed at an
tcarlier date. A social afternoon was
passed and at $3.50, delicious refresh
ments, consisting of sherbert, as
sorted cakes and saltines, were serv-
ed. The following ladies were pres
ent, Mrs. E. p. Curtis, Mrs. George
Wren, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Ans
bury Alexander. Mrs. Annie Jack,
Mrs. Charles Howes. Mrs. Harry
Horne, Mrs. Eta Marco, Mrs. Henry
Reed, and Mrs. Charles Snow.
A. B. Haley is on a business trip
to Vermont.
Mrs. Frank Paine, and Mrs. Ina
Hinckley are passing the week with
friends in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Iceboro
have come to Richmond to pass the
winter with their son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Reed.
The schools in town closed Friday
for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Pray and Mrs. Earl
Frost were visitors in Brunswick
Thursday.
Clarence f. Pinkham left Wednes-
day for Lewiston. where he will be
employed during the winter.
The Beulah Rebekah Lodge degree
team, accompanied by delegation of
members, left Thursday afternoon for
Lisbon, where they will confer the
Rebekah degree on large class of
candidates at Minnehaha Rebekah
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17

In the Free Baptist church next
sunday evening at 6 o'clock there will
oe a special meeting for the young
PEOPLE. The singing will Be rendered
ny chorus choir of young men led
oE Walter Colby. There will also be
solos and duets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17

The funeral of the late Mrs. Nellie
a. Newell will be held Saturday af-
lefnoon at o'clock from her late
nome on Fillmore Place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17

Mrs. Arvilla Farnsworth of Dover.
y. H., who has been visiting friends
IN Gardiner and Hallowell left Fri
cay for her home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17
GARDINER

Frank +. Hough of Peabody, Mass,
arrived Friday for a weekend visit
with friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-17

inton. arranged for her to occupy the
home Mrs. Purinton last occupied If
she desired to do so. Miss Coombs re-
Gently passed her list birthday and
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
L ECiSlATIVE BALL
IS CHEAT success

PHoENiX. March ! With more than io" in attendance. the legislative ball aJ the shrine auditorium proved all that had been predicted of il n being one of the most enjoy able 90 riai events O! tn. season. Member $ ot the state s"nat, and house oi rep rcs-ntatives. state officials and other public disnitari.s wer, th-r, in force, thn music and entertainment features were exceptionally enjoyable. the re froshm.nt, consisting ol punch. uas well prepared and served and every other feature of th- dance was carried out eiHcintly and nicely
 The grand march was led by Gov. ernor and Mrs Campbell. the laeisla tors and state officials following Du- ing an intermission Helen Eoylo TIa. worth sang Keep on smiling and in response to an encore sang Garry Me Back to Ole virsinuy
 \ feature of the dane. was the h. troduction oi quadrille and Virginia reel tate in the evening. together with a number of special dances
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
PAY TEACHER FIRST.
 THEN BILLS. ADVICE

rHOENIX. March , Keep tho school open and pay the ."a,aer and then pay the bills. That ia tic at vice given Thomas R. Gree. county attorney of Navajo comt, hy the at torney generals office
 IL answers tine problem put tc the states legal authorities oy VT -ircsg. who gave them this neat llttlc pro- biem ro solve.
 "A school district contains two school houses The board of trustees of said school district have contract ed for lumber for repairing one of the school houses iu the sum of >297.- @a and hay- contracted for fire insur- amc" the premium amouutiug to $:59 ?" Both schools in said dis trict, have H-.u maintained for the past ti., months Has the board of trustees power to close one of these schools al the end of the fire month period and to pay the bills above men toned
 The answer of the attorney Seue-. als office was
 w" are of tn" opinion that the two bills above mentioned for lumber for repairs and for fire insurance pr-mi um should no: bc paid until both the schools in said school district have been maintained for al least eight months during tn, school year, and that the county superintendent of schools should not draw his warrant for the payment Of the bills for lum b"r and fire insurance premium un til both of said schools aad been kep- open for eight months. and then only after the salaries of all school teaCii- , CTS and contingent expenses had aC tGa'ly been paid unless there is sui ficient money ill the school fund to pay the salaries of teachers and con ting"nt expenses and also the exrenS es of the lumber and fire insurance premium.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
SHERIFF MAHONEY TO BRING BACK SANCHEZ
 MEXICAN MURDERER

KINGMAN. Ariz March rorf; rio sanchez. the Mexican murderer ho cold bloodediy killed one of h,s ,ouutrymcn at oatman on New Years night. has been taken. The arrest s.as mad" near san Bernardiuo
 sanchez il seems. made his way tu a!d Mexico. supposedly down the Col orado river in boat. After Sherif, Mahoney had followed him to the border he came back and started witchine the girl in the ease. over which the shooting occurred San chez ran true to form and after about six weeks started corresponding with her. She then went to Siberia. near San Bernardino and before long Senor sanchez appeared on the scene and was grabbed
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
QUARANTINE VIOLATIONS

PHOENIX Feb 2S- Out Of the 70 eases Of violation of the quarantine on curr-nts and sooseberries in the United States last year r. were re- ported from Arizona. according to word received vest erday by D C. Mote. state entomoloGist The value of terminal inspection service was emphasized in letter to Mir. Mote from the federal department of agri. culture. in which he was compliment ed for his excellent inspection work. The violation Of the quarantine is playing havoc in the eastern states at the present time. the disease attack ing the pine forests. which. due to in spection. have escaped in this state
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
After the Lobbyists.

President IT. E Wilkinson of Maj copa asked that the amendment hc read The clerk read: "Traveline nor chants. hawksrs. vendors. lobbyists. peddlers n automobiles. mule vehicles bicycles. tricycies or with loads or their backs. shall pay a license oi $soo.'
 This .s ridiculous" said Senaty~ Burton This Is . good bill. for the protection of our regular merchan.s
 senator W r. Claypool of Gila sail Lobbyists ought to stay in there Yod all know they set traps for us in h. tel hobbies and torment us"
 The hill finally was returned to tn rcvisiuus committee in the same form as Il was received from the house
 The governor informed the senate and house that he had signed senate joint resolution No l. providing for a committee from the two branches to select a site for delinquent girls home after March 10.
 The senate indefinitely postponed house bill No. 43. providing for d board of veterinary surgeons Repre- sentative C. N Hall of PinaI introduc- ed house joint memorial No. I. urging congress to hasten action and make appropriation for the construction of the San Carlos storage dam. which would lead to the reclamation of l5s.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
STARTS FUNDS TO REWARD
 GATORS OF TWO BANDITS

PHOENIX. Feb. 2s.-County Attor- ney R F.. l.. Sheperd of Maricopa county today issued statement that he was starting fund to purchase four automatic pistols and provide all additional sum of money for immi grafton inspectors Henry R. Swink and Earl 4 Lennon and for R. c. Leatherwood and Harry Saxon. Ike four captured Tomas Roman and Vic toriano Martinez at Calabazas after the robbery of the Baber-Jones store at Tempe January l3 last, and the killing of Marshal C. NJ Spangler ani August Hintze and the wounding of II C. Baber.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
FEDERAL COURT IS
 CLOSED HERE WITH
 SENTENCING OF FIVE

PHOENIX. Feb. 2> Judge William C. Van Fleet of the United States dis trict court for the northern distric; of California, who has been presiding over the United States district court here for three weeks finished his work in Phoenix Saturday afternoon by arraignigg five men charged with various offenses against the federal government and sentencing them all after pleas of guilty has been entered. Judge Van Fleet then adjourned court until March : He left last evening for San Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
HOUSE PASSES BILL
 LICENSING -5soiNeEHS

News of the passage of the engi- neers' license law in the Arizona house of representatives was received last night in Bisbee at a meeting of the local chapter of the American As sociation of Engineers. The bill. which is now before the senate. if passed will provide for .ne licensing engineers in this state and will set up standard of qualifications
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
DENTISTS. HEADED BY
 O2. SIMS. WILL MEET
 IN FL PASo MARCH 14

Dental surgeons of the southwest. of whose organization Dr. W. P. Sims of Bisbee is president. will hold their fourth annual convention in Fl Paso March II. 15 and 16 Dr. Kent K. Cross. of Denver. will be one of the prominent surgeons in attendance and will speak several times during the meetings. The dentists will bar quet in Juarez at s D. m. Tuesday the 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
Committee Eeports.

The house judiciary committee rec onmended defeat for house bill No. la5 to create q public health depart mrnt with q high-priced commission- CT. This committee recommended the passage ol the national guard bill. l"eitiina;e childr-ns bill and bill to amend concerning hastardy. compul- sury education bill and the bin to ere ate cooperative market associations.
 \ request was made by Represents tive John J Mccullough nf Cochise. of the labor committee. that the commit tee be discharged in the matter of house bill No. l3>. which provides tnac no persons who cannot speak English shall engage in hazardous occupation. After discussion and motion to dis charge that was not seconded. no ac- zion was taken The majority report on tho bill was that it do not pass"
 A bill to raise the land commis- sioners salary To s6non year was introduced
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06

that state llr and Mrs W"atw. rth are the parents of son. Horac P. who .> engaged in the boot arI shoe business in Portland. Mann.
 For many years Mr Went, rtl. had been one oi the prominen, uli,i dlal forces in democratic roliiic~ serving in inc public offices hctor- mentioned and also as mayor O. Tpinh- stone Ii- was elected in lEo! and served until 1910 giving to th- city a constructive. efficient and TrO-.rs- sirr administration. watch has i-;t an impress upon municipal history At the tim. of his death he was sel'in- his second term as justice of the peace and police judge ot the ci.y of Tonlhstonc
 In fraternal circles too h" as well known and prominent bei;- rs- pcoialIy active in the Masonic p~,yr He was initiated according ;o tho Scottish Rite and held membership in th" lodge. Chapter. Knight T,m2lar and Commaudery. besides being Ii Hated with the Masonic ve,a..~s of the Pacific coast
 
 lie was identified also wi-I t.e Knights of rythias. The lmprov-! or der of Red Men. and the Ben"y lent Protective order Of Elas He w;s a!sp particularly proud oi belonging 'o 'h- Chinese Aasons After thirty y-ar= pf .urn"st effort Ia gain admiss .au to this organization. hc abandoned ti,r project as hopeless and had si,.r rp all idea of membership. when tho To- cal Chimes" officials sent for him and initiated him into their order. of which he was all active member
 Decreased was at the time Of death Grand Junior Warden of the Grand Commandary and Grand King of Grand Royal Arch Chapter and has al ways been prominent in loa@. circles in Arizona as well as the local organ izations.
 Judge Wentworth was q man If varied and forceful interests and of pleasing personality and as such was well known in Tombstone. and throughout Cochise county His ei- forts were not entirely devoted tO his own advancement bal have been DO tent factors in the growth and devel opment Of the community at large the concsBsus of public opinion sc cording him high place among the honored and valued citizens of Tomb stone.
 Pending word from his son in Maine funeral arrangements have not been announced which will be con ducted under auspices of the local Masonic order
 Out of respect for the deceased flags were floating at half mast today from the Masonic Hall City Hall Court House and a number of resi- dences.