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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26

His eyes warmed IS they locked a.
h,E "ln your case yea are bound
% be . success, even II there were
no press sgeRts ia the world" he
said,
Elizabeth liked 10 hear that,
Madame Was always reluctant In her
praise. sud Elizabeth often iFit dis
eauraged,
Il may rot be success AZ all"
she said, a. she had once said 20 fa'
Rayslon, "Neu may never get yeur
money back"
THAT is the least OF my concerns.
he answered quietly,
Elizabeth looked al him with visit
iul eyes. Suddenly she asked an IT.
relevant question,
DO you ever see DollyI'
She had never seen Dolly herself
since that day IN the restaurant,
Everyone seemed 10 have slipped out
OF her lie,
II only wondered" said Elizabeth
eaFelessly,
t6en,iaasd In tn. Nee fomenewb
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Rail Heads Will
See Pile Driving
Tests in Omaha
Governors of Three States and
Other Public Officials
Also to Witness Dem.
onstration Here.

Representatives OF railroad, nayi-
CATION and engineering interests will
meet In Omaha today. The oe.
easion will be q demonstration OF the
sinking OF anchor Pile In the fs,ard
work being done along the Missouri
river by Woods Brothers.
Between 200 and 800 nationally
prominent public officials, railroad
presidents, bridge. navigation and
reclamation engineers and state Of
ficials will attend the exhibition north
OF Carter lake at 10 this morning.
Three Governors Here.
Among the mos, prominen, who
will be here are: Governor Arthur
N, Hyde OF Missouri; Theodore
,-srry. head OF the Kansas City Tele-
phone company; Governor Nate
Kendall OF Iowa and a staff OF state
officials. Governor X. l.. MeMasiers
oi South Dakota with state engineers
and officials; a delegation OF en-
cineers from California headed by
w. +. Dwyer, president OF the Saera-
meuto Navigation company that is
doing reclamation work along the
Sacramento river. prominent rail-
road men from Chicago, including
Vice President Baldwin OF the Illinois
Central railroad, President Sam
FELTON, OF the Great Western, Vice
President l.. {. Friteh OF the Rock
Island; Lee Spratlin, assistant 10
the president of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & 81. Paul; {. +. Perkins.
chairman of the board OF directors
OF the Burlington railroad, and rep
rcscnta,ives Of the Great Northern.
Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific
and Kansas City & Southern rail-
roads.
a special train OF seven cars will
arrive in Omaha early this morning,
bringing the Chicago parties.
Two Boat Trips.
The anchor pile that has been so
effective in retard work along the
Missouri river is known as the Big
nell pile, patented by Ed Bignell OF
Woods Brothers. 1t is OF concrete
and is sunk TO bed rock in two or
three minutes by water power.
The day will open with prcsenta-
tion of motion pictures of the current
retard operation in the ball room of
Hotel Fontenelle at 9. Automobiles
will take the visitors to the demon-
stration. Luncheon will be served
in Hotel Fontenellc, followed by in
spection trips along the river on
Woods Brothers boats.
One boat will take a party UP the
river to inspect retards installed one
year ago near the Illinois Central
narrows. Another boat will take
party down the river to inspect the
work near Lake Manawa, Bellevue
and Gibson.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
ADVERTISEMENT,
YOU'LL GET RID OF
BLACKHEADS sure

There is one simple. safe and sure way
that never fails to get rid Of blackheads
and that is to dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces Of caIonite
powder from any drug store--sprinkIe a
little on hot. wet sponge--rub over the
blackheads briskly-wash the parts and
you will be surprised how the blackheads
have disappeared. Big blackheads, little
blackheads. no matter where they are. SIM
ply dissolve and disappear, leaving the
parts without any mark whatever. Black
heads are simply mixture of dust and
dirt and secretions from the body that
form in the pores of the skin. Pinching
and squeezing only cause irritation. make
large pores. and do not get the blackheads
out after they become hard. The calonite
powder and the water simply dissolve the
blackheads SO they wash right out. leav-
ing the pores free and clean and in their
natural condition. Anyone troubled with
these unsightly blemishes should certainly
try this simple method.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26

Spring cretonnes Of big sum-
merry patterns, in gay. light col.
oring for the most part-bcau-
tifully suited to sun porehcs
and wicker reed furniture. At
this time our stocks are COM
.plctc, and prices are cheaper
than ever before.
A Yard, 29e, 3se. Soc 10 $50
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Brief City Nelcs

Fairfield Leaves Bee-E. M. Fair
cid, treasurer of The Bee Publish
ng company since February, 1920,
mas resigned his position, effective
May 1.
Robs Cafe-A lone bandit entered
the Auditorium restaurant, 1910
Howard street, yesterday morning,
locked the proprietor in the icebos
and rifled the cash register.
"Drys" to Fight Hitchcock. A.
High of Lincoln, superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon league. stated yes
terday that the ''dry" democrats will
fight Senator g. M. Hitchcock in the
coming campaign.
Breaks Jaw-Hyman Katz, ped
dler. 52l1 South Twenty-fifth street,
started arguing with balky horse
yesterday. He Is now In Wise Me-
mortal hospital with broken jaw
and other injuries.
City Thanks Army-Col. G. G.
Bailey OF Fort Crook received vote
Of thanks yesterday from city coun-
ell for cooperation extended to the
city by loan Of automobile trucks
tor cleanup week.
Glad Car Could Speed-A score of
speeders drew fines in Central police
court yesterday. Mrs. Therese Som
mer, sS4 Park avenue, was elated to
learn her car had made 40 miles an
hour. She said she did not know it
could so SO fast.
Membership Day Thursday is
national membership day of the Ma
sional Association of Credit Men
Omaha members of the association
will endeavor to increase the mem-
bershlp of the local organization on
that day.
Changes Name-Morris f. Schlaj.
ter, former Omahan. United States
diplomatic clerk at Vienna, became
Edward NJ. Schlaifer yesterday by an
Hjfder signed by district Judge Sears.
The change is made to avoid con-
fusion with his nephew, Morris
schlaifer, the fighter.
Park Concessions Approved-Park
concessions for this season to the
following persons and in considera-
hon of the amountsshown were ap-
proved yesterday BY the city coun-
til: Hanscom. Albeit Maher, $500:
Fontenelle. W. A. Wilcox, 1875;
Riverview. George Fl Yager, 1905;
Garter Lake, William Weiner, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
ADVERTISEMENT,
"TIz" FOR ACHING,
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Goodbye, sore feet, burning feet,
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"TIZ" is magical, acts right off.
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years foot comfort guaranteed or
money refunded.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
The Dancing Master
By RUBY N. AYRES.
leoryrisht. ls..b

which Was already prepared for her,
Does anybody ever get on IN Lon
den because OF their own ability I"
she asked Farmer with unconscious
eyHieism, lie laughed, and admitted
that very little was done now adays
without advertisement.
Elf new actress suddenly flashes
before the public" he said. "lt's gem
orally after months OF careful thought
and preparation, Ii her press agents
arc good enough, and heat the drums
loudly enough. she's almost morally
certain TO hnd herself a success"
Elizabeth sighed,
II don't like to feel that | may
only be a success because OF things
like that" she said.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
CUTICURA HEALS
| ECZEMA ON FACE
In BIisters. Itched and
Burned. Used 2 Cakes
Soapand3 d3Boxes0intnent.

my face was badly broken out
with eczema. 1t started in blisters
and itched and burned so that /
scratched it, causing the blisters to
break, and my face looked as though
it had been burned. ] spent many q
restless night.
II began using Cutieura Soap and
Ointment and got immediate relief,
and after using two cakes Of Cuticura
Soap and three boxes Of Cuticufa
Ointment was completely healed"
tSigned) Mrs. Viola Meyers, 233
So. Main ST., Beliefontaine, Ohio,
July IS, 1921.
For every purpose of the toilet and
bath, Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum are wonderfully good.
saay3s YseA Free Sy Mail Address: "cuscc-s Lab.
srstsrtn- Dsp< 4, NAlAsa ~. kAsa" Sod every
whsse, Soap Sc. Ointment Is and Soc. Talcum 2Sc.
- Cutieura Soap shaves without mug.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Grass Rugs

Each warmer day makes ono
think of cool-looking rugs for
the porch and bedrooms.
These are in plain colors,
with attractive borders of blue.
tan, green, pink and black. All
have fringed ends. Sizes 4x7.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26

lnnumcrabe styles in smart, ceycrly de-
signed dresses of Gingham, in checks, plaids.
stripes, and plain coors. Sizes for women
and msses-1s, 20, Sc, 40 and "A.
Burg.ss-Nssh Nina Taylor Shop--seeond Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26

For the woman who desires
10 make her net curtains, we
have many new and delightful
patterns in ivory and ecru.
These are fine quality materials
that will look we'll and that will
give long service. In widths Of
36 to IS inches.
Priced, q yard, at Soc to $l.OO.
Burseas.Nssh-Fourth Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
I'm the Mems Shop

Our stocks include sue h
standard makes as Cooper
Bennington, Valora, Rocking
Chair, Last-Long, and Chalmers.
Stouts and regular sizes in
long or short sleeved styles,
made in either three-quarter,
ankle or knee length.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
W. W. Morrow Dies.

Alton, Ia, April 25.--W. w. Nor
row, treasurer of the state fair board
and former state treasurer, died at
his home here this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16
A. T. S. VS.. GRAYS

The Alexandria Torpedo Station $
baseball team has played two games
in the limited sandlot championship
series. The first, last Saturday a.
ternoon on the Cardinals field WIN
tho Virginia GrayS losing same by
the score of II 70 Z. In this game
che stations call star" pitcher, +. ~
Tn.,,enseu (chief time clerk ~ tnS
Naval Torpedo StatiOn) broke nus
o,n, between the elbow and shoulder
While trying to throw his famous I'M
a.. banded outShoot in the sixth mn
mo The Doctors say that "JolG'e
Ias no is better known by all iocai
Gasebau fans) vii Toe in Al CONDITION
f", rcxt season. He will be great
loss 10 the Mercury football iteam lt''S
fan. The second game the STATION
foam lost was last Sunday alter''oJ',
nm North Alfred street baseball ge.o
IN the RosebudS by the score oil ID 10
: The station team gathered ilFe
,.r,s oF of Rowland who started on
tLr mound for the Buds" after when
be was relieved by "Hook Smoot VINO
held the station team scoreieSS, 'n ~,
balance of the game. Marine L9o
M Si'' pitched for the Torpedo boys
tbc whole game after finishing Satur-
Jov's game against the Virginia
Gravs and received anything except
Good support which lost the game
Tomorrow afternoon the A /. :
will play the Virginia GrayS the sec
ond e,;Ine of their series on the Car
dinal ield. The game vii start
nromptly at 80 p. M. Manager Ed
ward Harlow who was recently elected
bv he team and Captain AZ MORN
want their men to report on the heiG
no, latter than p. M I'm order 20 get
q litt!e practice before the game starts.
Everybody is invited ont to see the
4 =. S.-Na. Grays' game.
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CARDINALS vs.. DEL RAY

The Cardinal Athletic CLUB s. base
hall team will journey to Del ray
tomorrow afternoon to play the bei
Paw Athletic Clubs baseball team IN
the second game of their series Tor tne
unlimited Sandlot Championship up.
The game viii start 1t 3 CLOCK
ebarp. The umpires chosen Tor I !,i..
series was Judge" Proctor and I'm
Fntvisle. weil-luowu by all local base
ball fans. ,,. 60
use the same lineup that was u5e.l
Sra;ust Inc bel Ray team last Sunca!
,ybnr thcv visited Cardinals m Alex
arJrio All of the Cardiuo. fans are
roiue,t,J 10 follow the team to Dei
Raw Sunday afternoon. All meh ''.iI
of the Cardinal team are reQue7'.''
10 meet at King and ROYAL S'Itels
in complete uniforms not later th3n
1.25 II. m. i'm order to eaten the ''V
sncrial bus to Del Ray ball he'o'
There will also be special buses 70
Ieove the same point at ., 2;@o ana
~ m for all the local fans that ueSlIV
- follow the Cardinals TO ei Kay u
COO tbem fght for baseball. honors'
everyone that follows the Cardinals
.o,, n is promised a good game OF
b SO,,'J Nick Altrock" Myers, me
Cardinals comedian, will ne on ~. ~.
iob 10 help TO make you ENJOY 1ae
Inc Manage Strunkle and zap
- ~Reau" Hodges will have the
s 49,, combination they can get 10
o or1H5 the local boys Sunday, Eol-
low the Cardinals Sunday, September
nth
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w. 4 NJ ELEVEN To START


William and Mary $ i"St same Is ~ \.
take place on September 3otG' wa"
Pennsylvania State at SJ1,e ''.-T =.
Il anyone expects this 20 PC e. walk
over for the Pennsylvon'@ 'nSJ't0u .,
"' ~ ''NN -. ly.O;ao, and
Mary viii 90 into the conteS, "',G no
eNnettauoH '' l'.' Wy, ',', ,..... ~;
definite reS'.I' ~ --'', -. .''' IN s.,res
tenn earn ,' "'',1 ~ ''. .Ii,br # qn,.
mat o.'', i, WIFI ''
th!nE a.. an .:,,,,,....s Of -ha wear was
ne nfS' '.'',' .f,e - W. wi,b some
nt'u ''S.' 800. Wy ~, Tb. sl-a6 win
Az myI mn. ",,I' ,,C y.ber rorlear oueus,
t\'- - r, ''r'>' The i.to arrivals viii I'M
~ ~ d. a,...irsrt mstsriaI.
''" 1,,o v%e'' tbose lnjrg up yesterday
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~ --latest
OPORT NEWS
DRFADNAUGHTS vs.. SHAMROCK
ATHLETIC CLUB

Tomorrow at 3 p. m. on Baegett $
Field the strong Shamrock team OF
Southeast Washington will battle the
"Ds" in their second game Of three
game series. Lefty kUhnnert is Slat-
ed 20 toe the slab agains- our boys
The Dreaduaughts viii Eave their
strongest lineup on the field as fol
low: Jacobs or Frye pitchers; Stev-
ems or Miller. catchers; Degnan, tirs,
base; Devers. second base; Wu"2ms.
shortstop: Long, third base; EreiiuS,'
Ieftfeld: Gle. center field, and Aud,
rightfeld. Umpire. Geo. Long.
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Miss Jeanne Sauber spent the week
end at the home of the Quiggs, Cliff
ton.
Misses Marie and Honey Van der
Vies. OF Hatmart. are attending the
Young Peoples Sunday School Con-
vention at Bedford City, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Bruner and Mr..
Francis Perkins. Of 0akton. were
married by the Reverend Mr.. Hide
brand. of Fails Church, Wednesday,
of last week
Messrs. Frank and Gibson Carrot
spent the week end at Warrenton, Wis
ting Mr.. Chapman Fletcher.
Mrs. F. N. Alder. Of Pender. had
IS her guests last Sunday, Messrs
Horace. Hattie and Pattie, and Jack
son Kellinger.
Mrs. W. H. Clark, of Fairfax, has
been visiting friends in Clifton.
Mr.. WhiteseI, Of Oakton, was SER
iously injured when he fell from .
house which ne was building las:
week
Mr.. and Mrs. \. I. Hall, of SWEET
nam, have motored to North Caro-
lima, to visit friends
Mrs. " +. Carne, of Fairfax, had
as her guest this past week end, Miss
Virginia Appich, Of Washington.
DR. and Mrs. Zerbee have returned
from Rehobeth Beach. Delaware,
where they spent the month Of Au-
gust.
His many friends welcome the re-
turn of Rev J. b Rudderow to his
parishes He has been spending Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16

month with his family in New Eng
land.
Mrs. Paul Curtis who has been i'll,
is much better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Merchant
are visiting in Manassas
Miss Evelyn Gaines is visiting
Miss Kathleen Nails, in Prince street
Alexandria, this week.
The vestry picnic at Good Shepherd
Parish Hall was success, making
about 500.
Midshipman Charles Mum. of An
napclis, and Mr.. Clark Prentiss. of
Washington. We're guests o. 'lr. and
Mrs. Charles TuckS - er-
over the week end Mr. ,..I Mrs.
Fuchs entertained the members Of
the Lorton and Occoquan Dance Club
on Friday evening OF last week
Last Saturday the Officers Mn,
defeated the "M)unts' from near
Jacksonville, and this Saturday the
Officers will 20 to Brentsville near
Manassas, where they hope to score
another victory, having three 10 this
credit to date.
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Miss Virginia Allison mas returned
/ from a visit to LouCoun County
where she attended the Leesbure
Fair.
Ms. Farce is visiting her daughter
Mrs. James Davis.
? The funeral of Mrs. John Shepherd
took place Thursday las, from Old
Pohick Church, followed by throng
of frineds and relatives. she was 70
years OF age and beloved by all.
Mr. J. f. Sinsabaugh. Of Washing
ton. has purchased the B. F. A. Ney-
ers large dairy farm. on north end Of
Fairfax. He will continue to operate
the dairy farm, and has already taken
possession.
Mrs. NJ f. Troth with a party Of
friends. motored to Mt. Vernon last
week. Among the party was her sis
ter Mrs. Belle Cross. from Tusla;
Oklahoma, who is on an extended
visit
Mrs. Hugh Belle, and daughter,
Miss Mary, and son. John, Of Oakton.
and Mr. and Mrs. jeff Cofrman. OF
Washington, ID. c., spent Sunday
visitig their cousin, Mrs. r. 5. Gaines
Of Burke.
The house Of DR.. Anderson Of Lew
isville. was struck by lightning dur
ing the recent storm and badly dam
aged
The Mclean Fire Depar leuts has
selected 3-tank Boyer Chemical au-
tomobile engine. capable of handling
any fire.
Theodore Coyner. Of Mclean, was
hurt very badly b. being thrown from
a horse he was riding across Bull Run
battlefield recently The boy was
dragged distance and after b ing
rushed to a hospital was found to BE-
suffering from a broken thigh.
Miss Doris Gaines, of Burke, and
Miss Evelyn Gaines. are attending
Alexandria High School.
Inc oUth DlElS4oi.' = - 90 "i''V'
most of the Fairfax boys were az
tached during the World War, held it,
Bird annual reunion at Charleston,
Va. ?. 3 and 18th A large number
from Fairfax attended.
:,
Mr.. J. S. Norman, of Grecnville. y
c.. who has been q recent visitor
with his sister, Mrs ]. II. Cobb, re-
tnrned 10 Baltimore last week
Mr. Irving KidWel who sailed
aooatI ,4e a. d. - MA, t in th AZ r tto
10 iVc'u ,,Iv - lo ,bn cban,'
HaS oee" AM. - ~. ~ ~, w ' ''''''
At meeting OF tae Falls Church
Sitizens' Association, report OF
t r.d, T T.Ii ~ Pan . 10 10 H@r's hin had
t.. , -
',.'' 10 '''1'
" o ,, Oh Io-'' ,,roo,ess;ro sI,wlv
- ',..,; 49, Joi,vs u, oet+;nc material
INV INV '. ...o w t' of The H. mn from thu
strike Grading between Ida AMI
Fairfax Is beng pushed 9}. ara II : IN eAl
pecjed 10 nave ~ grazing il''iS''e''
and force re"ch f}.rl&N Sno'''''
Me- Noto Cross Of Clifton. has
re,,I,.naJ from a visit TO friends in
Alexandria.
Mr. r Z Kidwou Of Clifton. who
vas o1e,'ated an in hospital in
WesLiYcton has lost one eve but bv
..oo+,,a,+ /, : n>nectpd to save the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16

my homework al through the month;
| Recommend your Vegetable Compound
to my friends for female troubles. -
Mrs. DELLA ScHoLz, lll2 Salisbury
Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Just think for a moment. Lydia h.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
been in use for nearly fifty years: II Is
prepar ed from medicinal pants ny INC
utmost pharmaceutical skill, and supe-
rior methods. The Ingredients thus
combined in the Compound correct the
conditions which cause such ANNOYING
symptoms az had been troubling Mrs.
ScholZ. The Vegetable Compound eXer-
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desirable character, correcting the trou-
bic in a gentle hut efficient manner.
This is noted, by the disappearance, one
after another, Of the dlsagreeabie
symptoms.
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mad DGcH3Cne anu
Lad 70 go t. bed as |
could MOI work. My
mother and my
whole family always
took Lydia 4. Pink
hams Teee lie
iCompcunl tor such
jtroub,cs and they
induced zoe 20 try it
and l. has helped me
livery nuch ! don't
cramps any
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CRAMPS, PAINS
AND BACKhCHE
ST.. Louis Woman Relieved by
lydia E. Pinkharn's Veg
cable Compound

s.. Louis, No. - was bothered
with cramps end paiHs every month and
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.rANnlNG nE TIin ClrMS
OTHER SPORTS
rANGLE IN FEATHERWEIGHT
TITLE


New York. Sept. 16.-ln the muddle
over the featherweight situation, Il
seems that the New York boxing COM
mission is the undisputed champion.
The commission tied the can to
Johnny Kiibane because he would noe
ACCEPT the challenge of johnny Dun
dee
Dundee fought and beat Danny
Frush for the commission title after
the solons had announced that hlI,
bane would be rcinstated II ne agreed
TO fight the winner.
Kilhane then signed an agreement
To- fight Dundee for the championship
in New Jersey and the commission
then stepped on the bout by telling
Dundee he would lose his license Ii ne
FOUGHT Kilbane.
Try and figure - 0ut.
While the commission undoubtedly
WIS inspired by the loftiest motives
IS attitude on the Johnny = iison case
does not seem to be far.
Wilson is barred from working III
New York because he would not ac-
cent the challenge of Harry ('reo.
Creb wanted the middlewelght
cb.,,riorsbin before he Won the
american lightweight crown and Whe9
Wilson was deposed. Greb was ordered
- font Dave Rosenberg for the title
Grab then turned it down.
If the commission does persist IN
- -, ,.coo0nize Wilson as the
,1iddleweight champion, IT at least
should not deprive him OF the opPor
tunity to fight as the eN-cnamp'o"'
While the boxing bosses might be
r.,io moro consistent in their stand
.'y,'I Kilbane, they did good thing
- s+rnnirC the Kilbare-Dundee hght-
+ was to have been twelve ROUNDS
in New Jersey, and they don't permit
decisions there. ,..- .,...., mould
boya to be a Knockout. Dundee was
,,r@,'.el out once by sheer a'c'atll
and he hasn't the kick OF rneo'"".'
"'? :. would have been Just one Of those
,hiogs.
Dundee is one of tn, greatest mar INK =,
,.oIs of the ring and he would ne
,.,rtbv champion il ne 2oQ'd gGl q, d
,eroorized claim on the title Du,S
'.,,l 1erson stands in his way emmy o.,
,.;ih.ro Old as he is. that Nno&"e
'>''o iii grle to take care of himself
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Washington at Detroit.
New York az ST. Louis.
sostoa at Chicago.
LL.LuLAlnLll Ill ClaNnlnlN
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WITH THE MAJORS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ToDAY'S GAMES

Cleveland. g.. Washington. ..
ST. Louis. O. Boston. ].
Chicago. =. New York. l.
Detroit. s philadelphia. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16

His many friends welcome the re-
turn of Rev J. B Rudderow to his
parishes. He has been spending
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16

DR.. and Mrs Zerbee have returned
from Rehobeth Beach Delaware,
where they spent the month Of Au-
gust.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16

Mrs. " +. Carne, of Fairfax, had
as her guest this past week end, Miss
Virginia Appich, Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. \. !. Hall, of SWEET
nam, have motored to North Caro-
lima, to visit friends.