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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
EMULATION OF REGiSTRA-
 TONS IS MADE PUBLIC

Following is the total registration Of Democrats and Republicans in the various precincts of Cochise county. issued today by County Recorder Hutchison. In each instance the to- tai number of Democrats is given first, followed by the total number of
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
EVERYTHING HIGH
IN GERMANY

BhRLiE. Oct ii--,bout tho only
thihs that can be bought in Ger
many today for one .nar.z Is "A wir.
nall. Under the present quality
standards OF productions" remarks a
native pessiiniYt. Tho nail may or
may not be strong enough to hang
ONES self on after hc has ;coFc,I
over Ia" other Increases In prices"
Ii"ior" tho "ar u thousand Iuarks
""u!d pay for twenty suits of clothes.
J oday that sum "'il purchase n v.sl.
good piano could be bought then
ior 9oo marks, sum now required
FOR pair Of boys shoes Five hum
dr"d pTc-War marks auiiiccd to lula
small house. while now il scarce
" foots the bill FOR twu pairs of
"omcn's wooden stockings. Two
pounds OF butter can hc found on the
market today for 800 marks. or tho
IIs-wzE price of rnilch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
SAYS Street SAFETY IS
COMMON SENSE MATTER
Auto Club Would Have Mo-
florists and Pedestrians
Ever Watchful.

The Automobile Club Of Richmond.
In It's efforts towards having motor
lists and pedestrians ever watchful
to reduce the number OF accidents on
the streets Of tho city. lays stress on
the fact that street saf"y is merely
q matter OF common scnse. IF every
body vino uses the strects--pcdcS-
TRANS. drivers, chaurcurs-would
only use common scusc. there would
be lcss trouble" said Secretary T.. NJ.
Boykin yesterday
1T is surely not common sense for
motorist To drive at high spced
through crowded streets or streets
that arc frequently crossed by per
sons on foot. for speed and inattcn-
ton 20 conditions only Lead to acct
dents. and accidents lead 10 trouble
for both sides. The mVturist is like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
46 YEARS;
DIES IN HARNESS HERE
DIR. Jones, Highly Respected
Negro Scholar and Min
lister, Passes Away.

Professor Joseph Endom Jones.
ID. ID. o; Virginia Union University.
this city. died yesterday morning a,
. o'clock following an illness OF
three weeks. Professor Jones was
born October - 1882 He had en-
tered his forty-seventh year AS n
PROFESSOR in the university begin
ming his career az "a teacher in 1876
when he was appointed To tho chair
81 Greek and Church History at the
ola Richmond IuStitut. which sub
5cqusntly became ia order Rich
mond Theological Seminary. and Vir.
ginia Union University.
Professor Jones was on. Of tho
iirst colored men Of Virginia to
gain college education, receIvin:;
his mcholor Df Arts and Master OF
Arts degrees at Colgate Eutyerelty.
then Madison University, Hamilton.
y. Y. In 1876. He was born in
i.ynchburg. of slave parents. his
mother being owned by branch uf
t. I.anChorne family He worked
nis way through school 10 secure his
secondary education. a Confederate
soldier having previously taught him
TO read and write.
Or. Jones At his death had been
pastor for thirty years Of the
Bethesda baptist Church, located at
Port Walthall. Va IL. ~ said To
have Installed moro colorcd clergy.
m"n IN pastorates than any other
man In America. He was n force
fui speaker and was Possessed Of a
charming personality, which wuu
him many friends among both races.
lie Is survived by his widow. Rosa
X Jones, teacher o: music for th!r-
tT-hHe years at HartShorn Memorial
college. this city: two grandchildren
and snn. Eugene kinckle Jones.
Of No" York City. vino * executive
secretary az The National Urban
League. the largest social service or
gan!zatOn working among negroes
IN the country.
The funeral services will be held
At the First African Baptist church.
College and BROAD streets. tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
EXCESSIVE SMOKING
INJURIOUS TO WOMEN
lny Associated press |

LONDON oct. 1.-THE enormous
increase %: cigarette smoking among
women. says the medical cOrrespon-
d"nt Of In, London Times. calls Tor
come protest b. tn. medical profess
slrr. RE declares the habi, in many
Instances is passing beyond a pleas
IRE ana bvcomiu-; "a vice.
The absorption Of nicotine. which
TIA" danger clement in tho mater
nc correspondent proceeds. produces
condition - nervous d!Str. :
which is frequently painful 20 OBJ
serve. From this proceed paipi:a-
lions and exhaustion and ou,burs,s
y! emotion WOman's Ge!icnte nor
"ous organism was certainly no. In.
tended to endure large doses OF TIL,
poison. Her functions a. Il mother
canno; but be iEtcrt.red with when
She INDUCES In il to excess"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
L"ra, Observations, ntnr. 81 yr,,c,
Special Iputn.

49, ""N'r N"VTUHN Ut i. VI. FTtrTUlN.
Wind direction. northeast: wind y..
'"c'iy' =; weather at l.. H., raia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

~ 10 have his machine smashed and
cause Injury To himself and others
Ito cannot be sure tina. no will es-
cape unscathcd from an accident
AS to the pedestrian. common
sense assurediy calls for care IN go
ing upon the streets. In crossing at
Intersections and In observing the
condition OF traffic
30 sensible. ESQ your eyes and
your wits and your ordinary sense OF
sclfprcservation. whether you are
at the driving wheel OF motor car
o. on foot. and the list OF casualties
now so shockinSly high will be very
materially reduced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
BILLY SUNDAY SPEAKS
TO HILL CITY WOMEN
Audience of 5000 Hears
EvangeliSt-Many Con
vcrts Are Made.
Especial TO The Times- Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LII SCHBUItG, VA. oct 1.-THE
hrth week. the next to the last OF
the billy Sunday campaign. came to
close here tonight. when the Tab
ernacle was damned with women, for
inc sermon was 10 women only, MIR.
Sunday being the only man per-
United In the Tabernacle during tho
service. Women played the pianos.
Mrs. Asher led the singing and
Lyhchburg girls and young women
acted an ushers ana secretaries. I'm
dUubtedly the 5000 who made uD the
audience WAS I'll" largest gathering
OF women Lynchbutg has ever seen
under ono roof
The week has been one Of large
delegations. tor thousands Of goats
have been reserved for thoaa ylsi-
tors. Possibly one that Mr.. Yunday v
made more over personally than
amy other. was 400 or 400 railroad
men who filed n section Thursdny
night. for the evangelist spent Some
years In his younEer days ns n fire.
man on western railroad
Week One nf Arti,Ity.
'irity on the phrt % Christian busI
n-ss mon Daily a. hoor these ,nnn.
always more :hnn 100 81 them. have
met az the Y. " g. a. where az.
s!Ennients have been givcn them fl,
III" work Of combinr IA" c!,y with
hhe-tp"th comb for mon to hlt the
trail ThiS has resulted tn larger
r"Fc"nt"r" OK real converts this week
'hi'n has heretofore been tho case
ana hn- laid the foundation for i'm
t"nsi'c work during the final week
ni tn" campaign wnirh begins sun
dny
he crowds have kept M this week
without breaking down, the evnnge-
Hh' speaking to ncarl: 10000 people
each week day, FOR :hc Attendance
Ia IN" evening ranges around 5000
ana In tho afternoon between 1900
ana 1000.
Plans are already In the making
ior the formation ~ a Blily SUNDAY
cub FOR men ana u Virginia Ash-i
iihlc class for women. which VIII
WORK together after next week for
Ia" conservation OF Ia. results OF the
SIX ""-hs' campaign
Two services are to he held a,
TN" Tabernacle tomOrrow. one In the
afternoon and on. in tn. evening
hut tn" hnal sunday Of tho cam
Hairu. octohnr % VIII 81. the Pro-
;"ft"Ei churches o.. IA. C!,v closed
again IN the morning for thre. S.rv-
foes at To" Tabcrunclc
From her. Mr. Sunday Yo.s TO
Washington for nm address tn.
ov"uIn: -; October % before roi,l,
- "in"rs ian" f"r a w..ss r.s,
h"fnrc going To- Dayton. Ohio. TO h.
s'n a SIX """ns' campaign ;horc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
The Weeks weather.

wAsIiINGTON. Oct. i4.--wea,her
outlook for the week beginning
Monday:
M!ddi. Atlantic States. unsettled
and rain first part OF week and g.n-
orally fair thereafter: normal tenn
pcrature.
South AtiaSt!c ana East Cult
SthteH. rains a; beginning OF week
ana tair thereafter. normal temper
allure. disturbance. cen;ral-soutn o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
10 Lirt rmsrrro an Can, sans,

HUNTINGTON. OCT. ii.-The en-.
bnrgo on con! from points ems, or
iSnH!ey WIN be lift.d soon. officials
OF The western general division OF
IN" chesapeake" and ohio Railroad
announced here today. TIN. en-.
bargc- wac placed. II was said IN
r"liev" congestion on the Hunting
ton division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

We offer as an extra spe-
ciai our regular $4,000
3-pc. Chesterfield Suite,
covered in your choice of
three patterns Of covering,
with loose cushions, Mar
shall constructed springs;
two styles to select from.
A. rare bargain at $185.0G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
The Weather
Furnished by U. $. weather Bureau.
FOrsciIst: Virgin

Forecnst: Virginia -
Showers today aud
prObabiy tnmo ou I;
nttie change In tenn
prrnturr; fresh north
INST and east winds on
the coast.
North Carolinn-Surr,n
forecast IA for Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
LocaI T-mprr,,ur, ,,,,,r,Iny
Local Rainfall.

rainfall IL hour. ,niin. T.. M.S on"
Ea'h!al - hours ending Il. H.. Noue
Excess since Naroi, "a
t-%erss since January IZh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28

he so great as TO be lust basis for
their different "'aSsiications." They
differ even rs fuels" IL asserted ana
differ Fundamentally In other paru"u-
lars. Hcnc. following this line of rea-
souInc 1t held Ih.tt the state could i'm
pose a tax upon "hthracite which woull
be- valid. although b!tum!nOus was tax
free.
Emnhas!s given 20 the Importance Of
anthracite as I fuel in those states
which attacked III: Law was reviewe':
Lv the court, which pointed out that n
some Of them municipal laws ana ord
uauces forbade the uSe Of other coal TOT
domestic purposes. 1t was also pointed
cut that so per cent az the totai ahthF"-
otto production OF Pennsylvania was
shipped outside that state.
As to Motives.
Whether any state Law or action I'M
hinges upon Interstate commerce. jus
,irc McKenna declared. depends upon
tire law or action and not upon what
may hn said az 10 the motive for It.
If the possibility or certainty that
an article produced in one state was
destined for markets in another deter
mined II to he interstate commerce be-
fore the beginning Of Its movemen:
from the state. tie court said. II would
: seem 10 follow that u - IN sucn COM
merce from tho instant Of its growth &C.
PRODUCTION. and n tho case OF Goals. a
they II. in the ground. Such 4 Tultn '
would It adduccd nat'oralize all indus
tries.
There comes time w,s"n goods cease
70 DO under tho power % the state, and
come under federal Jurisdiction. the
court stated. and that moment was de-
.crihod az being reached when they
L.cin their final movement for trans
,or,,,ion from the state Of their origin
10 that Of their destination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
REDEMPTION OF BONDS

REpEMrTIuN OF TIL II\HI.I.-
NTI.As Glass rOMi.NNN BONDS
<o,ic. - hr'rny E.N"n 'hH; bonds
numbered gIl % 500. hn'h inclusive. Of
,hr Uazci-Atlas Glass Company, Vince. -
,ng West Va. secured by deed IL 'ru~;
dated June LIST. l9l'. recorded in Tn"
nrf,re Of The CLERKS Of til" county COURTS
~ Oh.o County. West Virginia. HART
son County. West Virginia, and WASH
l,yton county. Ia. WI. b" redeemed ON
nrr.mhcr Is. a.. TIL" owners and
holders oc the said bonds ar" requested
IN prcscu; them GA said date at tn"
polar Savings X Trust Company ~.
l%l5 Market street, Wheeling. West Viz
yf,,ia. =. wh.,h time they Will hc lA.d
for al par and accrued interest accord
,uc, In the provisions OF said deed "l
.rI,s:. n Ii" owner or holder 81 ANY az
.hc said bonds shall TAIL :" present u"
,:,rrc for redemption Tia" said h"ud VII.
.rc,s. go boar .u,cr"~, according I" IN"
',.~..,.iytons o., Ia" said decd ot trust
D6lI.AE SAVINGS < Trust COM
TNNY, TRlS IEl"
~ II. J.. hAIlI'
Tru~: officer.
NoTI -l4-2I--S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
No Hostile Discrimination.

Regarding the contention that anthra-
otto and btuminOus coal are fuels ana
necessarily. therefore. must be assoc
Ciatcd in the Same class for taxation.
and that not to 50 associate them was
arbitrary and unreasonable. creating IN
equality which rendered the tax invalid.
Justice Mckenna. after describing the
respective uses Of the two fuels. de-
clared that ut IS competent for state
20 exempt certain kinds Of property.
and tax others. the restraint upon 1t
only being against clear and hostile
determinations against particular per-
sons and classes" Determinations
merely are not inhibited. for. it was
recognized that there are dtscrimina~
lions which the best interests Of society
require"
The differences between anthracite
and bItuminous coal. the court found 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
PERSONAL.

PHOSPHATE AND BLADDER Trouble.
rising often AZ nigh: rapidly ove"-
come. Sew simple. scientific method.
Inexpensive. lastly used. Results or
money back. Piles and ca. st!pa,!oa
quickly relieved by this method Many
enthusiastic patrons IN Wheeling aId
Vicinity. See Jos Bcro. Distributor.
1915 Jacob St. Wheeling. W. Va. Manu-
fac,ured only by ne Elec'ro Thermal
Company. 400 Baird Bldg, ;:euoenvi1.e,
Ohio.
Nov Observation-Disclosures $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
wANrED-SALESnnN

N-AETED-Spc,ia!;y Salesman 70 cal,
upon automobile distributors ..N
dealers N srycra, counties q; NcS' II
g!nta AID Ohio N vicinity OF Nhee''"%'
Prefer ;uau with aUi"m"t'Ec "\i''''
cac,. P,c4>aH; Valley AUtom9o'e '""-
pauy successors - layN1r" Motor go
Leathcrwo"l. WhccH"S. ". va. |M'"'
WoodSGa!e To-. \''-'-''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
ANTHRACITE COAL
Continued from Page oue)

Gcers Of the state. The law which was
attacked, was passed In 1921. and suS-
tanned by the state courts after t%o
lows. previously passed and substantial
!" The same in all essential features.
lad been declared by those courts UNI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
HELPERS FLIGHT
Continued from Page one)


ire ..l,r' that shr = successful! in ''.inE
i yl-."u1 h,u. piece.
I.-,rY i. Mckee, city editor o. me
Hu,,-r' Eu&l" las u:gu' Env" sraH''1
recital of the operations "f tn" Helpers
in Butler county AMI III" pole" 'n'''
sa,.npr,.I his Versions Of their i'.'''-
tI,.~. Il runs about aS follows:
IIr..lrr n.s, went h"inr" III" farmers
Win MORTGAGE bonds which were con-
-.drr.I good and. ia tins Way he won
their confidence. In his promotion OF
inr company he sold NOR" than $"""'""
worth o. stock. and among his investors
wrr, bankers nnd many business anu
professional men.
Wife Secretary.
lis secretary WAS Miss RUPERT, VINO
signed her name ~. RUPERT FROM
,,,. mortgage company he hranchcd into
80, Insurance scheme which was paIpa-
hly a Wallngforh idea. but Wh''h
n,.,,rd Helper fortune.
ON The outskirts OF tho city he con-
~;ru.I,d 4 palatial mansion. nc "pHo'hi-
m,u', of which were unr!vaied IN
Western Pennsylvania. =;
Then cam" his promotion OF the lica.
Suwth company. and the stock was SOFA
;rd.s.r:miuat"!y among thousands o.
'h, >mall investors. :" rap!dIy d!o ,nn
.,rlrrS sell that lIrplcr was shortly
. faced by the fact that he had oNerS"'u
,lr .ssu" by almost 100000.
n" attempted to trade shares IN an
o:nrr company for the SQUAD stock but
r.,l,rd. lie tried other cXpcdients, but
all w"r" futile.
Faced hv the alternative OF return
.rg Tho money from ovcrsales or being
arrested Urulnr chose tho latter About
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
S7,5GO.OO

WI h4y This n.rlrcn stv-roomcd house
with utrl-a FIR TWO CHr~ situated on
corner j., IN EdEda',. Possession a;
ppCe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28

WANTED-Two Young men % w"rN as
news agents on Is. \ q. trans. Apply
al Union News Company. oi;''"' l..
\ Q. Depot, CRY. NoN-'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
wANrEp-MAhE-

NANTED-Farm Hand experience aAd
dependable, married 90. s.uE'r. write
lanes L Moods. y NJ. EC''E"p'T;'
ph'o, or FhoGe --S-Il. \9N-H-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-30

and social al the home of Pc Mrs
I.Corbin Thompson on Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Bradford and children of New
York City, are the guests of her broth
err and sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. +
". Hornbawer.
Miss Nellie hewitt and Miss Ethe
I Narrower, of Lorton, and Miss Edna
Leary, of Accotink, left last week te
attend summer Normal at Harrison
burg, Va.
] Miss Emily Coyner, of Washington
ID. c., is spenting several days with
| her cousin. Mrs. ]. H. Madara. While
here she will visit Mrs. E. A. Green
of Occoquan.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Fleming and
| Mrs. J. P. Martin spent last Sunday
at Luray Caverns, Va. During several
DAYS of this week they motored
! through Maryland, returning home
Wednesday evening.
The Officers Base Ball Team went
to Garrisonville on Saturday last
where thew were defeated to 3. This
Saturday they will cross bats with the
Lorton team on the Lorton diamond.
The Crawford Epworth League met
on Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haislip. There was good at
tendance and the hospitality OF Mr..
and Mrs. Haislip was greatly enjoyed
by all.
James Lyles, with friends from
Washington will on the fourth OF July
make the trip from Baltimore, Md
to Washington, d. c., via watel. TAX
inc the Baltimore steamer in Battl-
more Tuesday evening, arriving at
Washington late Wednesday morning.
The Lorton Team last Sunday mo-
tored to Fairfax and defeated that
team by score of 9 to /. Sunday,
the second of July, Lorton will play a
strong team from Alexandria on the
grounds here. July the 4th Lorton
hGS arranged for two games, one III
morning with Fairfax, in the al
ternoon with Franconia.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Byington enter
tanned several guests over Sunday and
had for dinner on Sunday Miss Hazel
Izesburg. of Penn; Miss Margaret
Garrett, of Kentucky; Misses Vivian
end Ruth Carlton. of Washington;
Miss Rice. of Indiana; Miss Lois Lynn,
Mrs. Rowena Leary, of Occoquap;
Mr.. Spencer Davis, Mr. Kennon Davis
and Mr. Fred Lynn.
J. w. Anderson, who for the past
few years has been owner and mana
ger of Accotink garage, has leased the
garage to Patrick Crowley, of Camp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-30
LORTON NEWS

Kenneth Davis went to Havre de
Grace, Nd, over Sunday.
Mrs. D. H. Pugh has been quite in
disposed for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steele were
IN Alexandria on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haar were
in Washington on Wednesday evening
to attend the wedding Of a friend.
Miss Meta Fuchs was the guest
over the weekend Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner, at Annapolis, Nd.
MI. and Mrs. c. B. BacIyus, of Rose
mont, Va, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. NJ. Barnard.
Mr.. William H. Meyer has been to
Atlanta, Ga, On business for several
days.
Mrs. Harold Davis, telephone oper-
ator, who has been on ten-day vaca-
ton, is at the switchboard again.
The Ladies Auxiliary, Of Pohick
Church will meet next Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. NJ. r. Herndon.
Miss Katrine Fisher visited friends
at Cherry Hill for several days this
week.
Mr.. Arnold, Of Alexandria. was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Arthrr
Petit, over Sunday.
Mrs. F. c. Davis and Mrs. N, f.
Davis have bath been i'll during the
past week.
Miss Alice Raymond was sicl; on
Wednesday and not able TO 90 to WORK
in Washington.
The Community Club, formerly the
Monday Evening Club, will entertain
its members with an ice cream social
on Monday evening, July Bird.
Miss Mona Deardorff of Columbia.
S. c., who has been visiting friends
at Occouuan. spent several days
with Miss Minnie Herndoa during
the past week.
The Lorton and Occoquan Dane
Club will mold business mee.ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-30
CALOMEL SAL|VATES
EVEN WHEN CAREFUL
TreacherOus Drug Can Not BE Trust
ed and Next Dose may start
Trouble

Calome' is dangerous. 1t may sal
ivGte You and make you suffer fear
fully from soreness of gums. tender
ness Of jaws and teeth. swollen tongue
and excessive saliva dribbling from
THE mouth. Don't trust calomel. 1t
IS mercury; quicksilver.
If you feel bilious. hCadachy, CON
stipated and all knocked out. just go
TO your druggist and get a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents
which is a harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomen. Take
a spoonful and if it doesn't start your
liver and straiehten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and with
out making you sick. you lust go
back and get your money.
If you take calomeI today yon'll
be sick and nauSeated tomorrow: be-
sides, it may Salivate You. while if
you take DodSon'S Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great. No salts
necessary. Give it to the children
because It is perfectly harmless and
can not Salviate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-30

Gertrude Mooney; Dream Waltz,
Violin and Piano, Lynwood Mooney,
Robert Smith; Magic Of Melody,
Evelyn Peake, Emma Cobean; II
Trovatore, Francis Yates; Der Fret
schultz, Gertrude Mooney, Francis
Yates, Alma Keys.
Part II-March Militaire, Reba
Cameron, Louise Splvey; Barcarol-
le, Sybil Kirwan; Salute to the Col
ors. Carrie Holdings, Virginia
Gardner; Water Nyalph, Ala MAJ
urka, Louise SpiVcy; Under March
ing Orders, Miss Narney, Ruth Var
ney. Scottish Tone Picture, First
Tarantelle, Re5a Cameron; Poet
and Peasant Overture, Reba Damer-
on, Louise Spivay, Sybil Kirwan.
Mildred L. Emerson,
Gazette Correspondent
Phone 76J-J-2.
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completely demolished it, doing the
other car damage. No one was
hurt and the "Other car" is in the
garge at Tyson's awaiting the out
come of the attachment. Mr.. Stats
had served on this machine
Last Saturday evening the High
lands Citizens Association held a
carnival at DR.. Nourse's residence
on the road to Falls Church. Nov
ing pictures, and dancing were fea-
lures of the evening.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, of Chevy
Chase, was a visitor at Fairfax Sun
day.
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India ink was invented BY the Chi
nese about 1900 B. c.. and was made
by mixing very fine SCOT with gela-
tine prepared from asses skin.
The composition Of the United
States scent piece is 70 per cent
copper and 25 per cent nickel.
81, The carpenter bee burrows and
builds rows of cells IN solid wood.
Portuguese is the language of
about 30,O000,0o0 people.
In China the farms average little
more than half an acre e. xtent.