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The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
By NJ. p. IRRELEVANT,
Manager I.sar.see Department.

Manager IRsar2see Department,
UnIted States ChsHber of Commerce
Though authorized in April, 1918
and a manager appointed February
l6, 1890, the insurance department,
Of the United States Chamber OF
Commerce may not be said to have
begun formal functionlng until No
vember >, 1890, when the depart
nent committee met for the irst
time in Washington and took up
consideration OF questions there
presented.
De- Prior to this the time Of the man.
aEer was absorbed wholly in COrre-
spondence, research and study, with
a view to gaining an understanding
Of the larger problems that might
leEitimateIy come within the scope
Of the departments activities
These may be ctystallized into two
major divisions:
l. Consideration and action upon
. national and international policies
affecting insurance.
.. Direct service to members OF
the insurance constituency in mat
ters affecting the development OF
their business.
Two examples will serve to illus
trate these classificatiOns. Under
, the head of No. 1. National and in
ternational policies affecting insur-
ance." may be placed the subject Of
the development of a national policy
with respect to marine underwrit-
ing. The national chamber is on
record by referendum vote of its
members as favoring such a policy.
and we have now come to the ques-
ton Of the details-how to accom-
plish the object sought.
Have Overcome Disadvantage.
II is stated that the organization
and operation Of the American Ma
rine Insurance Syndicates has over
come half of the disadvantage here
tofore experienced by American
companies in competing with for
eiEn non-admitted companies. The
other half lies largely in the laws
Of the various States which do not
diherentiSte as to taxation and
legal permissions as between ma
rine underwriting-an international
business. and other insurance Of a
strictly local or domestic character.
In order to put American COM
panies on a competitive basis. Ger
tain Of these laws must be amended
and the United States Shipping
Board and House Committee on Mer-
chant Marine and Fisheries have
made definite headwsy in creating
a more favorable situation for the
reception of the other proposals. It
is here that the United States Cham
Der of Commerce can be of greatest
use in cooperating with these two
Official instruments of the govern
ment by undertaking to inform the
business public Of the need for such
changes in State laws. The United
States Chamber of Commerce is a
federation Of local chambers of COM
merCe throughout the country and
of State and national business or
ganizations, and it is by laying the
facts before these constituent mem
bers that the national chamber can
be helpful in assisting them to ar
rive at an Intelligent understand
ing of the situation and in realiz-
ing the important influence marine
insurance has, not only upon the de-
yelopment Of American foreign COM
merce, but, through such develop
ment. upon the prosperity of the
country as a whole, including the
local community.
Coming to function No. 2-'Di-
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

Miss katherYn NJ. Hahn. who died
during the past year. rose fEOm a
humble position paying her IS per
week to one paying her 335.OoO a
year. She begun her career in
Philadelphia and by close attention
to work gradually worked up to
the position of treasurer Of one OF
the biggest oil concerns in the
country.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use mt Home.


Filled and Use mt Home.
Philadelphia, Pa.-DO You wear glasses ?
Arc you victim Of eye strain or other eye
weaknesses? II so. You will be glad to
know that according to DR.. Lewis there Is
real hope for you. He says neglect causes
more eye troubles and poor sight than any
other enc thing. Many whose eyes were
railing say they had their eyes restored
through the principle OF this wonderful free
prescription. One man says after trying IL: ::
Il was almost bli1d: could not see to read
at all. Now l can read everything without
any glasses and my eyes do not water any
more At nisht they would pain dreadfuIly;
now they feel fine all the time. II was like
q miracle to me-" lady who used IL SAYS:
The atmosphere seemed hnzy with or with
out glasses, but after using this prescrip-
tiOn for fifteen days everything seems clear.
I can even read fine print without glasses "
1t Is believed that thousands who wear
glasses can now discard them In a reasonable
time and multitudes more will be able TO
strengthen their eyes so A. to be spared the
trouble and expense Of ever getting glasses,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
MARYE BROOKS IRRELEVANT.

More popularity known his friends Dick"
OF the Insurance Department Of the Chamber Of
OF the United States This department has for purpose
the co-ordnatng OF the other
instead OF having the former in class by itself has heretofore
been accepted MI Trzevant Memphis Tenn,
Tor some to his appointment to the field staff OF the
National Chambcr Commerce he general OF the
New Orleans Association Of Commerce He the field
the chamber three when he appointed
position, February
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

Forty-five upper classmen at the
University Of Florida were recently
suspended as a result of an in
vestigation of stho shaving Of the
heads OF first-year men.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
A Brain Can't Work Right
on Thin, Watery Blood
1t takes iron to make strong magnetic foreeful men with
the power and energy to win

Many capable intelligent falls success-nearv
gets there but not qitesmpy because sufficient iron in
blood to him the
proper FORCE TO HIS BRAIN the AY STR
TO HIS WILL" --> u iFN''0I II
THERE ARE 10000 RED BLOOD CORPTTSCT ES
IN fOUR BLOOD and each iron is absolutely
necessary TO enable your blood change
and to carry oxygen from lungs Without
TINS do work THOTGHTS
THAT WlNany than can pull bio train n
with weak modering FIRE under boiler 20 ' VI 'o
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Assignments for Today.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.

CRIMINAL DIVISION No. /.
United States VS.. Reverdy J. Clag-
EFT, George E. Bryan, Herbert o.
Coates. Walter Haynes, James Gill
bert George w. Cleveland, Ford
Muse, Osborne SpriggS. George Pow
ell and all cases left over from
last consignment.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. ..
Will Cases.
In re estate Samuel Edwin Lewis.
Case now on trial.
EQUITY DIVISION No.
367 Knox vs.. District of Columbia.
3S47S TarmOn VS.. Tarmon.
1885 Braswell VS.. Gallagher.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
Not in session.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. I.
$3.50 Johnson vs.. Georgetown
Gas Light Company. Case on trial.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. =
The case OF Sullivan VS.. Davis.
On trial.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
annra IN Cbima.
SIR @lanbe cling in anSeren GcIi-
gionsbefenntniiIen anf.

als man &lsgangs 0es 10. Sabr-
bunocrts bon Ser @riiteno elmer i'll.
oiidJen Spnugoge in &aifengfu in
Der dineIii6en Yrobin5 Sonan bor-
te, eritanoen nit einem G9lage
oiele gum 2cil pbantaltiide Sbeo.
rieil iiber sic 8idtigfeit oieier @rt-
0edung, uno man ertpartete, oaB
Die perb1ltnismabig bei6rdnfte
&enntnis bon ben @eltpanoerutl.
gen Der Si,oen our1 pieneidt in
Dem Sempel porbanoene S1riften
etc. grobe 9ereifcrungen erfabren
Wiir0e, oOer oaB @eididte uno Gof-
trim AufflGrung iiber man6e Streit-
frage erlangen fonnten. Sic Spna.
goge in aaifengfu, oas fir mebr
als 500 Sabre Der Mittelpunft oes
Suoentums in China mar, lit I6nglt
bonn @robooen peri9punoen, uno
nur einige Snidriften iino 3eugen
ibrer 'riiberen griiten5. Sic eriten
Suoen iillo 5neifelos aIs Sliht-
hinge nit Dem leBten Saiianioenfo.
mig bon 8erlien, Se8oegero, Der bon
Dem &olifen Stbman beiiegt uno in
oie Hluht aeihlagen puroe, i'm
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
Der tttne Bn&.
Bon q. BON 9lnrid.

Sc lob am &affeetii9 bas iunge
ipmpotbii6e @bepaar. gor ibm
ltano elm Streuielfu9en, fein idle
ifIder NIT Siiaung, ionoern elm
edter 8erliner Streuielfuden. gr
ourdblatterte 6ie 3eitung, uno tie
i9wieg.
Oas mar ionIt ni6t Der Sal.
Sic mar elm frobes Menidenfino
boiler 2uit uno Sumor. @r mar
gliidlidl BOB ieine Srau feline 2au-
men batte. So, Tie fonnte iogar
iiber launii6e Srauen ipotten. @ber
beute NOR tie merfmiroig ifweig-
lam.
Scum, Ser86en, id bore ia ni6ts
Don sir. @arum?"
Sic l9pieg INNER nod. Sic bot
tie ettpos auf benz Screen uno fanO
~offenbar nidt BEN redten Son, Inn
iiA fret 5u reoer.
Sag, nal, parum traglt ou
oenn Ole idone gIuie gar ni9t, Die
i9 Dir geidenft babe, Die i6one,
meiBe G6inafreppbluie?"
90 mars. ct bate plotli9 oas
S6ema angei6nitten, 81 Dem lie
nift ben reften Mut faro.
sd babe iie einmal angebabt,"
CAB tie fleinlalt our antluort.
~9eun, uno fano tie feinen Bet
fau?"
.Go9. aber iiebit ou, Sris, es
feblt nod 6as @eientlide Oa5u."
r0arauf bin i'd bod begierig."
,gs feblt elm idoner ifmar5lei-
oener &od oaau. Mein lfypar5er
Eudrod lit nidt auf ser So6e, gang
uno gar nidt.~
CT borfte auf.
y3u Ser m%unoerpoIlen 8luie muB
eben elm idpar5er Sei6enrod iein,
oamit Die 8irfung einbeitli9 lei.
Sm! &ino6en, oas beoeutet aber ei-
ne grobe 4usgabe, bie mir geraoe
iebt iebr ullgelegen fommt. Spater
pieleidt. Sd babe etpas in aus-
iidt 80"
.gein iett, Srit, nidt oufidie-
ben. Ser Sod tit notmenoig."
Sea, oann mub natirliA Stat
geIdafft mcroen," REF er laGeno.
r8cionoers menn es meientlid it,"
sic IGdelte gIiidlid uno i6iit.
telte Sen blonoen &opf, OaB Die flei-
men 2odhen 5itterten.
Der nelie Seioenrod NOR en6li4
oa. galo bot iid aud @elegenbeit,
i'm 5uiammen NIT Ser l6oten gbi.
nafreppbluie on5uSie6en. Die Jun.
&c 6rou 6esab ii6 8ur @eburtstags-
idofolaoe ibrer beiten Greunoin.
aue befannten 0amen maren be.
reits anmeicnb, aIs iie eintrat.
@oblmouenocn Slides muroe fie
bcrradtet. Sic iab wirflid rei5enb
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

benz SoIstuH 0es Soten ab ut6
pidelte es in ntebrere Sogen Fa,
pier.
gIs man Oem @eoium oas Ha-
pier in oie 9ano CAB, mubte es
BON Oem eingetretenen Sel6itmoro
nod niftg. @s noate oas 8apier
5unG6lt nift onriibreu, fonnte aber
olmdblid, 5u foleenOen Angaben be-
mogen meroen:
auf bic 6rage, mas oas Fapier
entbielte, ontportete lie: ngs lit ct.
mas, pomit Elm Mann getotet NOR
6en it," Damn f6brt fie fort: sd
ie6e er bot iid erb6ngt es
lit elm @efangener "Die 8rage,
parum Der 9etreffenoe i'm @eiang.
nis mar, beontnortete tie oabin:
o@eiI ct einen Monn ermor0et Fat,
Ser i'm bat, ii1 in ieinen @agen
iesen gu 0iirfen." @u1 Die art Ser
@rmor0ung, ndmli1 ourd S6lGge
nit einem fleinen Bell, purOe ange-
geben. Mit 0ieier Iesten angabe
mar erid0pft, mas Dem @r5t nro
Neutrality-suspicious. pom SotbeItan.
Sc befannt mar, ausgenommen Die
oben ermG6nte 9itte oes @rmorOe-
ten. So9intereIiant lit nun Ser Sort
gang Ser &erbonoIung. Ser Inter
Iudungsridter lieB nGmli6 Die
Srage ltellen, mas nit benz betref-
fenoen fleinen Bell geIheben iei. Ole
Seaieberin antrportete: D@s purOe
in einen SeiG geporfen 49,. i6 fam
es iebr gut ouf Dem @rrnoe beg
@aIiers Iiegen ie6en." Sic bei6rieb
oen Eei9 Oerartig eeralt, oaB nod
am ielben Gage Nahfori6ungen an
geIteat mer0en fonnten, Die IN Ser
Sat bort elm fleines Bell outage
foroerten. Ser fernber gebolte Gin
wano, oaB oieies nidt 0as 8oro.
perf3eug gerpeien lei, e%rtpeiit lid
IelbItoeritdn0li9 als in0istutabel, oa
ia Ser Moroer bereits tot mar.
IS lit ni6t gu nerfennen, Dab bic
mitgeteilten 8eiipiele erit als ar'
iGbe gu betradten iinO, bon Oenen
aus meitere ipitematii@e ltnteril'
9ungen, Sic gerooe friminologiide
@eIi6tspunfte beriidii6tigen, fort
gefiibrt peroen f0nnen. 9ie @in-
gangs ertpGbnten @rgebniiie laIien
Die 8ermutung aliffommert, Dob u1t-
Iere 9eb0roen audi 6ieie Srage nidt
unbeo6tet Ioiien, uno mir oiirtert
tpobl ser lteber3eueung ausorud ge-
ben, baB i'm Sale poiitioer @rgeb-
niIIe oieIer Stuoien man li6 itder-
lid 6ieier, iibrigens I'M Orient lett
SabrtouIenoen b%enusten Silfsmittel
Ser @ere6tigfeit gum Siege gu ner'
belfen, nidt entge6en lalien miro.
Die @eripeftipen, Die ii1 bier er.
6ffnen, liro 10 l~neebeure, baB ielblt
oie fiibnite &bantaiie ii& oielelbett
ni6t ousdumalen nernag.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
Carbohydrates SnMtb-
qnkntn.
,SOrnSieG. mmO Recommendation
itieaen aMffaLenO.

IAtNDNt h"lIN"
Dit groBem Stol8eeiii6G bebt
man in omtlibcn unO ionitiget
areiien oes, ber11ltnismdBig nod
iungcn States Sii0. Gafota Die
nafitc6enom 3o6lct berpor, tuelhe
neblt onOeren 3iffern 5unddit an.
IieOlungsluitige bic groBartigen, nod
iidj bieteuoen M0gli1feiteu OieieS
Staates in gieb5uHt un0 2anO6a1
5eigen iolen, aber audi bon aage'
meiner 8eOeutung iiuO.
SIN Sabre 1910 betrilg Ser 8ert
ancs 8ic6es in iiO-Gofota 1877
MiQionen Goaors,-unO I'M Sabre
1920 238 MiGionen; olio 3unobme
nm fat 80 @ro5ent in MIR 5ebn
SGbrlein! M1an fam iagen, Dab Oie-
Ie 3unabme ser @epertulig unge-
fabr BEN b0beren &reiIen entiprad,
peIde 5ltr 3eit borberrl6ten ais
ser iesiqe .Senius ser 8unoesregie-
rurq oufgenommen mur0e; nber i'm
@erglei6 biniidtli6 Ser 3abl uer-
idieoener &loiien Gieb 5eigt einen
nift minoer groBen Hro5entias in
Ser 3a6let-8 ermebrung. @ie bon
Sodfennern erflGrt miro, eignet ii6
Sii0-9ofota, Iotpeit Die lanOpirt.
ldaftlifen @ebiete in 8etrodt font.
men, in ullgetpobnli1em MnBe fir
bic @ieb5u1t; uno Oieie pieoerrm
leiItet Die bette uno bequemIte 8or-
arbeit fir Ben Aderbau nnO bringt
sic erIten g~rtrdgniiie. Suffer fir
ale arten Gieb tit meiitens ttift
l5tper 5l bei6offen, geniigen0 CUR
Auf5udt fir BEN Weorft.
9ie critic groBe GntipidGung Ser
Gie6sudt BON Siiooafota erfolgte
nit ser Sreipei6e-8ieb. 3ur 3eit,
als ser erite @ei5en in Ben @ren5-
counties ocs oitIi6en SiioOafota
alSgeiGt pur0e, brodte man Oie &c.
moltigen Seroen 6reimeioe-Sorn-
oieb in oos Snnere bon Siio0ofota
uno in oos vtpeitli6e MifourifluB-
2on0." Mit Ser 3unnbme oes mirf-
li6en Sarmens ltno Ser M6nabme
oes Sreipei6e-8 etriebes nit ieiner
DGotpbop" -Serrliffeit ipuroen biele
oiefer Ser0en neueren @e9euoen
iiberpieien; unO Ser 3enius bon
1910 mies in Siio6ofota 110,554
Stiid Sornbie6 peniger auf ais
ser bonn Sabre 1900. aber nit
1920 i6IoB 0os giiniti9ite bisberige
Sabr5ebnt Ser Sornoieb-3udt I'M
Stnntel
Gin nod ginItigeres Grgebnis
miro aber fir oas neue Sabr6ebut
erpartet, 5umal eS BEN eifrigen 8e-
miibungen Ser Sarmer in ben lebten
Sobren gelungeu lit, bie 9ualitGt
oes Sornbiebs beoeuteno gu perbei.
fern uno beionoers Die &alien-Hein.
5l1dt 5u beber. Dies ma6t 1i1 be-
reits in Ser Stei9erutig Ser @eiomt-
g~rtrGgniIle un6 in Ser gr5ielung
bon INNER mebr 8olraiie-Sieren
entidieoen bemerflid.
Iuf feinem @e6iete ieooG tritt
6ie ge6eibIife gntwidlltng Ser Sar.
merei alif itdn0ig 5ablenoer @runo.
Iage in oieiemS taate Itaunlider Der.
Dor, aIs ouf 0em @ebiete oerShtpei-
ne3uGt. Sosar nod i'm Sabre 1915
mar mebr Sornoieb in SiioOafota
oor6anoen, als S6meine. Mber nit
Dem @eli6forn, oeiien Grtrag ii6
gemaltig iteigerte, farlen audi Die
@run5er maiienbaft angematidelt.
Gi0oofota lit mad Dem letten
Aitsmeis fir 1919 ser 5ebnte Staat
Ser Union IN ser S6peine8u6t
(Soma uno Nebrasfa baben bislong
Ben Sauptrang eingcnommen), nber
in ser 3abl Der Shmeine pro 6arm
mar es bereits als Ser brittle Staat
gu per5eidnen nit 1882, TAI G9pei.
men uno 25.5 8uIbels Mais fir ie-
6es S6pein. 9a6ei NOR biefer
4ugmeis Biz ieBt Ser .nicoriglte amt
liden Gbarafters. !.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
eassiuerf nieSersebrannt.

Sn 8ilfan : Siioenenoe Staoe,
Sonn., entltano in Dem Sagemerf
bon Sobs. Saeenab Elm 8rano,
pabri6einlih Our1 Sunfenflug
BON Maidinenbauie ber. Do3
@obnbaus brannte bis auf Die
@runomauern nieoer. Ser itarfe
8ino trltg Die 5unfen oes brennen-
ben StrobOehes aud auf or etpa
bunoert Wteter entfern. auf Der ar<
Oeren Seite Der StraBc itebenoe
Sdeune, Die allen 2oi6periud)eir
gum Erob nit alien @rnteoorr6ten
p~ouitdnoig nieoerbrannte. 8eioe
@ebdube iino MIR nieOrig periidert,
oos meiite Wobiliar lit mituer-
bronnt.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
Mnpreifuna. @erfGnj

- Mnpreifung. gerfGufer:
nNa9 Dem @ebraud oieies WuSfel-
It6rfers meroen Sic 10 itarf, bab
Sic Dor ii9 ieIbit angit friegenl"
- 9 d. uWeier Geht
es aIio 10 iebr idledt?"
SD iage Sbnen, Der lit 10 i'm
@leno, Sab er i'm G6eater tlur ben
9otaasgang benuttl"
- Gin @ITdIiher. nSat
SIRE 6rou Sbnen audi cine @e.
5urtstagsireuoe bereitet?"
nSa, lie bat oos 2lapier per.
fault"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
Giitcreisnier febren sitriid.

9ad bunoertia6riger ltnterbre-
dung febrcn Die GiltercieHler wieoer
in oie Mbtei 8ronnbaG 5uriid, no
lie in Dem oberer, an Dem Gbor Der
Stride anltoBei1oen Sliigel oes Glo-
tiers cine feline Nieoerlaliung griin-
oeten. Der neue 4bt 9ernbaro
Bieomnnll uno cine an5abl MonHe
iimo oieier Gage in Der NeuiieOlung
e~ingetrofTen. Sic MOnde fommen
nus einem reiden &lolter in Sitti6
Del 9aibad, 9rain, oas lie iniolge
abtretpng oes @ebiets an Neuier-
5ien bcrlaiien mlbten.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

Nidt 10 idIimm. Nei.
icnOer gum Sanoiteinparen-6a6 rt.
fanten): n@ber iino Sic bod nidt
10 aufgeregt, i6 min bod nur 81.
ferte in Dpnnmit maden?!"
Sabrifant: AID 10? - i6 oadte
idon, Sic iino elm - @cinreiien.
oer?!"
Au1 cine &ritif. Sid.
terling: n@os, glouben Sic wobl,
mer6e i'd fir 6as @eoidt befpm.
menu"
&eoafteur: SEA, ia oenfe fiini3is
Marf."
0idterlins: .Das lit me6r aIs i'd
ertpartete."
&eoafteur: nSo ia oenfe finf5ie
Mort ODER oebn Gage @eiaNsNi$:"
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18

The Glenmora Hi boys basket
ball team trimmed the strong
Lecompte quintet by the tune of
31-19. This was the fastest and
best game ever witnessed on the
LOCAL cc0rt. Last week our boys
defeated Kinder and Cheneyville
Mrs. De La Motifs classes in
art meet here at the Patriot bull
ding on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Rev. French of the Oberlin cir
cult passed through here last
Monday on his way home from
Hineston and Melder.
If you have not joined any of
the Sunday schools here, why
not do so next Sunday?
"Mrs. Briggs of the, Poultry
Yard" will be given by the sixth
grade Monday evening at the
High School Auditorium.
Lucket Yawn attended the
base ball game in Lake Charles
Wednesday.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
This Will Astonish
The Glenmoro People

The qnick action of simple
witchhazle, camphOr, ETC., as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, will
surprise the GlenmOra people
One girl with weak, strained eyes
was helped by single appllca-
ton. Her mother could hardly
sew OR read because of eye pains.
In one week she too was bene.
fitted. We guarantee a small bot
tie of Lavoptik> to help ANY
CASE weak, strained or inflamed
eyes. Aluminium eye cup FREE
Crescent Drug Co.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
!!GlEls ed of the paV.

To-Day there is a greater demand fOs
SorkerS. real. live. ambitious, resOlute
workers than ever before in the WORLDS
history. Every office and shop in the
land is calling for help, and the woman
VINO is poor, but prONd--tOo proud TO
rcIl up her sleeves and know the keen
joy that comes from real, k1Dest toll
IL missing one Of llfe's sweetest consO
lations. II she Is wise now, while the
opportunity is hers, she win put THAI
foolish sentiment In the background
and seek out the opening that VIII ~
sure her q living.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
arnessness Welcome.

One getsvcry tired Of chatter some
times. And when someone comes who
Is thoughtful, who Is earnest, who talks
that he may reveal something worth
while. because he has some treasure
6arough which the world may profit,
then what a &kseence. How the nasnd
throws of Its staleness and fresheAs
under the wind that cuts, maybe, as *
heals. How the soul refreshee itself.
how the heart takes courage aud the
spirit rises to meet the mesSagV.-Ex.
change.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
Local News
W. M. S. Entertained

Mrs. j. H. Brown and Mrs.
Perry entertained the w. NJ. S.
with a social meeting at the Per.
~ home Monday afternoon.
Mesdames Stockley and Be.
thune sang and Mrs. De La Mott
gave a delightful reading.
: Miss Katie Perry served a de-
iicious course Of ice cream and
cake to the following guests
Mesdames Cady, Stockly, Reed,
Bethune, De La Mots, Brown,
Yawn and Rev. Perry.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
oliver sprueesPopuIar.

The silver spruce Of British Co
IumbIa is In such demand for airplane
because the trees grow
extremely tall. sometimes 100 feet, and
they taper but little toward the top
From them can be obtained long wing
teens for flying machines, which run
tom Is to % feet In length.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
New idea IN judicial Lore.

The suggestion OF a French Judge,
who presided at q breach Of promise
suit, haa aroused the interest Of Amer
lean men and women. TIE suggestion
Is that when young people become en-
gagged an agreement to marry should
be drawn up with . clause providing
damages II It In broken
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
Causes of February Fire Loss

A careful checking of the most
com mon causes of fire occurring
in the month of February, gives
the following: heating appliances
(wood against irony defective
flues, electric wires, chimney
sparks, match carelessness and
oil stoves.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
IN Every Profession.

Not all the quacks practice medicine.
There are a few Of them in every other
caIling.-Topeka Capital.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
RUB.MY.TISM

Is a powerful Antisceptic and
Painkiller, cures infected cuts,
old sores, letters, etc. Relieves
Sprains, Neuralgia, Rheumatism
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
knoWa Not WIadona.

NUS"@ wv WsW0Ss"s
A man who does not know how TO
learn from his mistakes turns the best
SchOoiInast0r out Of his hf@ -
ReecheF
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18
Old Siberian City.

One OF the principal Siberian cities
is TobOlsk, the commercial cenAer Of
the vast province of Tobolsk, which
extends over an area Of 10000 square
miles, large portion Of which, how,
ever, Is practically uninhabitedN The
most prominent building in the city Is
the Kremlin. built In imitation of the
great citadel In Moscow. This struc-
ture was erected by Swedish prisoners
Of war captured BY Peter the Great as
the battle Of Poltava In 100. 3
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-03-18

WWE8 9UUAkINWtEs
Fiber from pine leaves, as Q substk
sute for jute or fax. H. nsOd In the man
1facture Of carpets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-23
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

By virtue of a deed of trust execu-
ted by Walter B. Beckham and wife
to the undersigned dated September
20 1920, and recorded amongst the
land records of the City of A.eXan-
dria. Virginia in Deed Book II, page
800, default having been made in
payment Of the debt therein secured,
the undersigned at the request of
the parties secured. will sell at public
auction in the city of Alex, Va. in
frplt of the Corporation Court
House on Fairfax Street. at eleven
O'clock A. NJ, Monday, September
2G 1921, all that lot of ground to-
gether with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the east sile Of
Washington Stree 10 feet south of
Gibbcn Street at the middle of the
partition wall between the house on
the lot hereby conveyed and the
house adjoining on the north, thence
south on Washington Street 20 feet;
thence east parallel with Gibbon
Street 1913 feet. 5 inches; thence north
parallel with Washington Street, 20
feet 10 the point where said parti-
tor wall would strike if extended;
a-G thence west in direct line to
the beginning together with 4 right
Of way over an alley situated be-
tween the premises hereby conveyed
and the premises Immediately adjoin-
ing CT the north, part OF the upper
story CT the house on the property
hereby conveyed extending over said
all y.
Terms CT sale cash.
Co,Heyanc;rg ana stamps at the
cost Ct the purchaser.
219-1Oc j X. NJ. Norton. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-23
HEATING

STEAM, not water, hot air, latrooes,
coal and gas ranges, gas water
heaters installed. Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Same money by
having your heating done by
WALTER PIERPOINT, ~ South
Patrick Street. Phone 1901.
17G-E6p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fora light delivery
truck. Apply AIS Duke street.
222-3c.