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farmers of the country between the
Canadian and Mexican borders
But the bonus and the tariff hgure
little if at all. in the calculation OF
the taxpayers of the State. The re-
sentiment they feel against the Repub-
lican Administration at Washington
is counterbalanced by the nearest APP
proach TO real issues that monopolize
their attention. These so-called is
sues are of domestic fabrication and
bear little, if any relation to national
matters. Consequently the contest be-
tween Mr. Hale and his Democratic
rivai. Oakley c. Curtis, is considered
of secondary Importance.
Interest in Goyernorship.
Nine tenths of the interest dis
played by the citizens hinge on the
struggle between Gov. Baxter. Re-
publican, and William c. Pattangall
his Democratic opponent Mr.. Baxter >
administration is considered to have
been generally satisfactory. While not
characterized by any single achieve
ment of unusual excellence, he has
made a first rate Governor. Mr..
Fattangall probably is as good a can
didate as the Democratic party could
have selected. He has conducted a
dignified campaign in which national
and State issues have been mixed on
a fifty-fffty basis.
The weakness of the Democratic
cause is due almost entirely to lack
OF organization. The injection of a
religious issue of local influence has
broken down the Democratic morale
in the city and Gov. Baxter is sure to
benefit from it, Two years ago he
won by $4,000. Apathetic conditions
in his party this year. together with
the fact that this is an off, year. is
likely to cut his plurality around
10000, but Mr.. Pattangall will not be
the beneficiary of this detection.
The Republican losses in the agri-
cultural sections will be more than
made UP by their gains in the urban
regions Reports from the sixteen
counties, four days before the election.
indicate that Mr.. Pattangall will carry
at least ten and perhaps twelve of
tt EN-.
Democratic managers, while making
rosy predictions of vote OF protest.
that it will result in landslide" do
The New York herald., 1922-09-08
POLICE SEEK 80 P. c.
BLIND POOL CROWD
Broadway Offices Closed as
Investors Wait for S130 for
Each 800 Put In.
OLD GAMES LIRE UNWARY
Customers Hand Over Control
Of Money to Bucketeers by
Ironclad Contract.

Several bucket shops in New York and
other eastern cities have begun to
specialize in the so-ealled discretionary
pool" method OF raking in the money of
small spectators in the stock market
The plan is not new, but seems to have
the last several months, with the result
that the mails are carrying a heavy
burden Of attractive literature holding
out bats of as high as 120 per cent.
profit.
The postal inspectors have their eyes
on number of such concerns and al
ready have let it be known that they de-
sire to learn the whereabouts of officials
of the Community Finance Co. which
recently closed its Offices at 1882 Broad
way In several instances these con-
Germs are being operated by men who al
ready have unsavory records as stock
statesmen. Austin II. Montgomery and
Joseph J. Macdonald. OF the Community
Finance outfit are said by the postal In
spectors to have offered the public a
scheme in 1920 whereby it appeared $3.50
would be returned for every S100 in
vested. A third member of the Com
munity Finance Co. the inspectors would
likesto see is said to be Hy l.. Schwartz.
Montgomery is said to be known also as
Monty Griffo, son of an opera singer.
While the discretionary pool can be
used honestly, the scheme usually en-
ployed by bucket shops nowadays is to
send flattering circulars to persons on
sucker" lists offering opportunity to a
limited number of our friends"to par
ticipate in a discretionary pool. known
also as a blind pool. The prospective
customer is requested to turn. over to the
bucket shop his money under contract to
allow the bucketeer to buy and sell with
it in any manner he sees At, under an
agreement that the stock broker takes
so per cent. commission on all profits
made for the customer.
What happens is that frequently the
bucketeer does not even go to the
trouble OF bucketing the orders, but
simply pays out dividends to old GUS
toners with part of the money Of new
customers until he makes a cleanup and
then shuts up shop. He also has the
alternative of presumably making un-
fortunate investments in the market
with the money, in which event the GUS
toner usually finds himself so tied up
by contract that he has no recourse.
The New York herald., 1922-09-08

not been a loser by such payments. how
ever, for those profits" to the customers
prove to be the best advertising the
bucketshop could have. In some in
stances bucketshops appear to have
list of persons to whom such profits"
have been given designedly and their
names are listed in their circulars as
references from whom prospects may
verify the fact that the profits adver-
tised by the concern actually have been
paid out.
The New York herald., 1922-09-08

Such contracts also make ample pro-
vision for stalling off customers who
demand their money and to permit a
getaway. Contracts being used now
stipulate that customer may not with
draw his money except upon thirty days
notice.
Considerable sums have been paid out
recently by buclSetshops in ostensible
profits and it has happened that some
customers, have really come out with
money TO the good. The bucketeer has
The New York herald., 1922-09-08
FIVE KILLED BY TRAIN.

LuxEMBURG, Wis. Sept. -Four per-
sons were killed instantly, another was
fatally injured and died in Green BAY
hospital and three were seriously in
jured when hit by train here yester-
day Marion Lesnoka of Cedar Creek,
Mich, killed instantly. was on honey
moon trip.
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Owners and Agents

Send d in APARTMENT HonrGu
in EACH ndyeuhnod
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA


In the Corporation Court Of the
City of Alexandria.
Carol Hurtado, complainant VS..
Mariana Hurtado, defendant. In
Chancery No. 2074.
An affidavit having been filed that
the defendant is nonresident of this
State, and the Sergeant having made
such return upon process issued here
in, upon written application stating
defendants last known post Office ad-
dress and place of abode, the follow
ing order of publication upon grounds
therein stated is entered.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain
divorce a vinculo matrimonii for
the complainant from the defendant
on the ground of wilful desertion and
abandonment without just cause or
excuse for more than three years prior
to the institution of this suit, and for
general relief.
1t is ordered in the name of the
Commonwealth of Virginia that the
defendant appear here within ten days
after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect defend
ants interest in this suit, and that
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ORDER IT BY RADIO

Is the new slogan of one Of Wash,
ington's we'll known dye cleaning ana
dyeing establishments. They are ad-
vertiSlng for their patrons to com.
municate to them through Radio
about irycleaning and dyeing their
wearing apparel and household arti-
cles.
Now that most every one has y
wireless outfit at home, it will be
easy to inquire about ordinary bust
ness affairs as well as listen to the
various lectures, concerts, etc., that
are given by Radio.
Many Of the new homes in the
Washington suburbs are equipped
with a Radio outfit, and no doubt it
will soon be an ordinary occurrence
for a housekeeper to wireless her
laundry and drycleaning orders, etc.
Regardless of the distance one may
be from home, it now is easy to keep
in touch with home and business az
fairs, via Radio, and the tired bus,
mess man" will not even be able to
go to a show to rest has weary mind,
no doubt the theatres will be equip
ped with wireless outfit. And then
he won't be able to find refuge in
church from his business, because
the churches too will "Say it by RAJ
do"
We viii now have plenty of time
to enjoy our Radio outfits, as the
wonderful convcnienees that have
been perfected the past few year,
will enable us to make short work Of
HOUSEHOLD affairs
A housewife can now have her
dinner in a fireless cooker, or put on
an electric range with attachments
to cook things a given time. the ice
cream ingredients put in a compart-
ment of a Frigidaire, lemon juice
sweetened and poured in another
compartment of a Frigidaire Cater a
cube Of the frozen lemon juice drop
ped in a glass Of water gives one
quickly glass Of lemoAade Then
she can wireless her family to be
nome at the hour dinner is timed to
be ready, after which the electric
diShwasher can easily take care of the
soilcI dishes. The electric vacuum
cleaner can clean up the rooms very
quickly, and then the family can set
tie down for long evening with
Radio outfit, and listen to any lee.
ture. sermon or musical that may
be given that evening by wireless.
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NOTICE

Having qualified as the Executrix
of the estate of Newell S. Greena-
way, deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said es-
tate, to make prompt settlement Of
said debts, and to all persons to
whom the estate is indebted, to pre-
sent their claims properly authenti-
Gated, for payment to the under
signed.
Caroline c. Greenaway,
99-7c ExecutriX.
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"Unfurnished apartment
for rent. Also furnished
offices for rent. M. l.. HOr-
ner, 612 King ST., phone
No. 600"
Fleischmann's DeIicatessen
Summer Special
Potato Salad

100-26c
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Many French names after the
bearers immigrated to the United
States became Anglicized Mullins,
originally was de Moulins; Dillon
was Delaine; Tayor comes from Le-
teller; Butcher, from Boucher, lie
Cog has become Laycock; Mahieu,
Mayhem; lie Msitre, Masters. The
commonplace Higgins was once de
Hugghens, and many Smiths had
ancestors known as Lefevre.
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as the bearded lady your
mammal
NO, she's my daddy "-Kasper
(Stockholm).
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., R.un,AI

ACiON-SARUpNIN RA1rNSAI
60. AOliCE TO THE PCBLiC.
" !noer scbedule Of trains between
" Washington, Alexandria and lit. Yer
oon, effective 100 a. NJ, December /,
w. Daily except Sunday and hol;-
days.
leave Warrington io- Alexandria.
NJ. NclNpu ami intermediate stations.
A. Al.' $500. 900, 6:ot, $50. 7:O5. 7:I0,
,.]' ,'-l 80. '.o5, $50, 7.t9. 1850,
~, 80, $'2', 500. S;t5, 9;UO', SIS,
,SN-' $50, lv.Nt'. Ig:l5, .l0.SU', lO:45,
la.vt'. 4-.ly, 1850. l1:4J. 1900 noon,
T. - "a 4-.l9. 1850. l2:45. 1;OOs, lbs,
1'oy' 80, --tu', 2l5, 2:3p', 2.:5, S:OO',
$40. S.S0s. S:t5. S:55. 4:Oos, 4:O5. 4i0,
40, 4;2e. 4:25. $3.50. 49,. 4:4O. 4:45,
t,2o' 400, 5000, 500. 5:lt. OILS. $50,
SO o'So, o.iS, $500. $50, b:~J", SOS,
o.lv. SIS. 6:2C. $50. 6;4S, I:0Oe, 7:2O.
40, S.Vv', $50, $40, 5000, $40, $50.
i..te', 1920, 1V:40. HOO, l!;I5, 1926.
Il IS. 1915. 1850.
"a. Vernon trains.
Leave Alexandra foS Washington
ana lUteime1tlte stations. y. IL,
a.'', Gao, soc, C;l5, $50 $50. Gas.
900 .e9' 40 1:l!. ~. t.55, 7:4O,
80. 60 800. 100 500. sos. $40,
$40. SO $50. S;t5. $50. $40. 9:25,
yt.. s.o3, 40;io 1925. lO;t0, 1855,
ii:i1. 1i-a5, 1l:+o. -4:5s.--P. Nj. $3.50,
1925, l2:40. 1856. I,l1. l:25. l.4c. 1855,
10. 2,S5. gao. 2:55, $40, $50. $50.
800. 49, SO, as. t.25. 1885. $40.
s.to. 4.52, 4.o5. 500. sos, 5:i5. $50. $40.
$50, $50, Sac. 5.i5, 5:55. $40, 6:25.
GAO, 5:0o, 1870. $40, S:CC $50, $40,
9:e1. $40, 9:40, 1900. 1920. 1910, 1856.
!ll6, lI.4y. 12.l5
Leave ~ Vernon Tor Alexandria.
Washington ana Intermediate stations:
a. III. 6;l6, G;i5, $50. 9l2. 1900. 1l:0U,
1900 noon, +. r. 1:la, 200. 500. 400,
$500. 500. 40, SIS, els. 1915. Has,
12:-CT
Leave AIezandria for Mt. vernon.
dSdy except sundays ana holidays:
A. n, $50 e.is, . So. $40. $50, 1880,
1880. T. NJ 1880. 1850. $50 $50. 4.3G,
$50. $50. t:S6, S.3G. $50. 1885, 1i:55x.
1895, 1855.
xTrain runs O. Four Mile Run only.
Pocket schedule may he obtained at
sll ticket oftices.-Wash!ngtou
gi0ia Railway &C.
2S2-Sc
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Office OF The
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE
COMPANY

Philadelphia, April 10th, 49,.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lanston Monotype Ma
chine Company will be held at the
Elks Home, Corner Prince and Royal
Streets, Alexandria, Va, at twelve
o'clock noon, on Thursday, the 4th
day Of May, 1922, for the purpose Of
clccting a Board Of Directors to serve
for the ensuing year and transacting
such other business as may properly
come before it.
Transfer books will be closed on
April 9th at four o'clock p. M, and
viii be reopened on May 9Th at ten
O'Clock 4. NJ.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
". Arthur Sellman,
Secretary. 81, loo
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BELLE HAVEN GARAGE
Southern Railway System

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south. North
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1881 ain. astias ,Va-DLnyus e. S:k6 2.
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STATE EXAMINATION

The annual STATE examination for
teachers will be held at Lee Senc1l
building April 29 and 30, beginnng
at S45 q. m.
W. II Sweeney, Supt.
9i-lc d.
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FOR SALE

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this order be also published, posted
and mailed to defendant according TO
law.
Teste:
CORA DUFFEY,
1O2-4wp. Deputy Clerk.
R. B Washington, P. Q.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:
In the Corporation Court Of the
City of Alexandria.
Essie Flanagan Glassiord, COM
plainant VS.. Charles Beavers Glass
lord, defendant. In Chancery No. POTS.
An affidavit having been filed that
the defendant is a NONRESIDENT Of this
State, and the Sergeant having made
such return upon process issued here
in, upon written application stating
defendants last known post Office adj
dress and place of abode, the follow
ing order Of publication upon grounds
therein stated is entered.
The object of this suit is TO obtain
a divorce matrimonii for the COM
piainant from the defendant on the
ground of wilful desertion and aban-
donment without just cause or excuse
for more than three years prior to the
institution of this suit, and for gen.
eral relief.
1t is ordered in the name of the
Commonwealth of Virginia that the
defendant appear here within ten days
after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect defend
ants interest in this suit, and that this
order be also published and mailed to
defendant according to law.
Teste:
CORA DUFFEY,
102-Iwp Deputy Clerk
K. 3 Washington, u. o.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENTING rooms and kitch-
enotte, No. 42l Queen, St lO2-2p
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tk'-SunGays Only.
90 Week days only.
l'i-Nevk tNyS. ON ouuIuyH Sji:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-16

mco Iofale gutoriteter, men iom He'
gel er Spertrpberen orreiteret %
mllfteret itben en- Sime efter at BE-
tierltcn cr fcmmet iii 9pen. McGop
crflGrer, at ser | Soma foresaar me-
get fao Sale at Gigaretter uben
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bar Sc benrmcliae gctierte itrar OPP
traaot paa eli iaaban Maabe, at al
emit til nioere Snuugbanoel err tilin.
tetaiort. Sctpas Gtgaretlop bar niit
fig Of bore Ell iaa rig SnbtGetsfilbe,
at andre Stater bar begpnot at lGeee
Tlaner / ianmle Hetning, % Der er
til Statsfasiererens 8ortor inblebet
mango Soreipsrailer anaaaenbe SO.
ben % bens @iennemisrelie.
@rGnberi nnScr Snnbebns. gn
Srop Scrbllosbetiente giorbe Ssn.
bag Woraer ct Snbfalb paa Charles
grunos Sarm, beligsenbe itrar Spb
for Siour Gitp, hoorfra Der / nogen
SID tpbeIig NOT Dor fomrnet itore
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gpen. Ger bIep omhpeeelis iset /
ole @pgningrr % ellers ODER belle
Sarnlen, men life bet minbite Seerl
filnbe opbages til Of noget aalt Der
par foreaaaet. Ger Dor ct Steb, man
life banoe funnel unbericee, nemlia
ct Sunoebus bportil bar lpnfet en-
Bulldog iaa bibIf, at ineen popebe at
gan NOR ben. 9ette Sltnbebus maot.
te fees libt n9rmere efter / Ssmme.
ne, 90 efter en- Scamp, bporunber en-
at getientene blep bibt at Sunoen,
blep Slliet % Sltroen flpttet. Get
oiite Zig %, at Sunoebuiet b9ffebe
Hebeaneen I'll ct fort unoerioroiif
bpor Ser bar ct Of be iter.
tie Ipparater, man enbnll bar fltnoet
/ benne Gel al 0anbct, en- Ssnoe
grGnbepin, fGroigt til at bringes
paa Marfeoet, % meeet anbet. Oct
bar en- foriparlie aielber, icm par
graoet, men al Sorb bortifaffet og
oft lat / ioa goo Stanb, at ser life
merfebes BET minbite ,lbenior oct al.
bnerfen neb Srtnbebuiet ell.
Ter bets Smgipelier. Inl9geet for.
of bape npret thrift | flere
Waaneber % at hare phet gieren en-
Here Suiinb 0o0ars Hettoinbt9gt.
Son er MI arreiteret.
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Gi.nbommelia @sntiamIina. glar.


ence gotpman, en- Sarmer n9r Wts.
iion Siu, bar paa fin gienoom Der
funoet fire engelife 8ennies meb
Iarsta1ene 1868, 1879, 1884 og
1891. Mpnterne babe peret flinfet
iammen, oe ire at DEM bar iaaleoes
iiorineebe, at De bannebe en breb
Sting. en- anben % meget 1lbre
Bennp fanotes paa famine Steo,
nemlig meo @arsta1et 1920.
9pmt for Yoftpperi. @obie s.
Wortenion at Canton, g. Saf, bar
beb Den fsberale &et / Siour Sails
erfleret fig ifplbis | Goittpberi os er
berpaa ibsmt TO Iars Seneielsitraf
/ oct fsberale Sensiel peb 2eapen.
NORTH. Wortenion blep arreiteret /
Springfield, og bet par lrnber ct ge.
isg peo CIT Boint, at ban bapbe taget
en- 9oitanoisning for omfring 5000
no af en- 9oitfasie uoe paa 2anoet
% ienere inofasieret Inpisnineens
gelsb / Siour Gitp.
Srenger hi Contingent? Gette
Spergsmaal bill paa ben alminoelige
@alsltite blipe ltinet bier GeIger /
&oberts Gountp itnber 8aIget / go.
pember. grbel Sarmere mener, at
man UNDER De TRANCE Siber funoe
bielpe fig benne getiening forroen,
meoens andre paaitaar en- iaaban gi.
itanb til at bringe oct melt muliee
no at Sorben MI tr9nges mere emo
nogeniinbe. gniebeb funbe life op.
macs, og efter at Der bar bepilget
Gsn for @ee,1ten til ub bette Iar blep
Sagen operlaot til M~feisrelie peo
Salgurnen.
SturmmlDffer bcS 2ea6. ON Sen
%orfanastiae Storm, iom De iibite 90.
&c at forrige ltge beriebe entelte Sele
at Staten, melOes fra 2eab, of Wers.
Sobn 3ungep og benbes Sgn WiIton
fom aloorlig tilifabe ba Samiliens
Stem, beliesenbe ~ Mil Spo for
gpen, blep belpis ebelaet. Wrs. Gum.
gep bar ifero meb at ti1ane @ftens.
maaltioet, ba &isffenet iplintrebes at
Stormen. Sabet paa gienoommen
aniloges til ialt $4,000. Srfanen aft
fra Slnseps Siem / ipbsitlig &et.
ming % far fig en- flere Sunorebe
Sobs breb Stribe eiennern ben tette
Sfog I benne Gel al gIacf Sins.
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Warben uoe paa Enclier.
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