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ADVERTISEMENT

h{an will 1AIeve constipation perma-
neftly If least two tablespoonfus
arg eata( regularly. Chronic casca
shoN1aG9se as much more as necessary
When Kellogg IS Bran 10 eaten regu-
larfy 1t will also clear mp a pimply
complexion and sweeten the breath.
And, Kellogg 4 Bran, cooked and
krumbled, is deliciously goodl
Kellogg 3 has an appetizing nut-likc
flavor. is crisp and adds zest to any
food with which it is eaten. Or, it 's
Just tine to cat as cereal! Or spr;n.
kle 1t over your favorite ooreali
Kellogg IS Brun is used in mullins.
rals'p bread, macaroons, pancakes and
IN hundred other palate tickling %ay.
and all the time building health!
Start the children eating Kellogg's
Bran. 1t will actually increase their
growth. Get it at your grocer's.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Two Wine Ewers Fetch S48O
Early American Pieces Are
Features of Mack Sale

Two carly American silver wine
ewcrs from the Mack collection Of
Colonial objects of art brought $3.50
yesterday at the opening sale at the
American Art Galleries. These specl-
mems, of the finest workmanship, vase
shaped, with serpentne- hinged cover
and enriched with pearl motives at lin.
foot and shoulder and with 'hc mark
IN. D. went to Crichton Brothers.
An Empire period decorated porcc-
lain dinner service Of cighty-one pieces
went to w. w. Seaman, agent for prl-
vate purchase for $500.
Other sales were:
Two silver candlesticks, late French
seventeenth century. to H. " Harding.
$3.50; carly Stafordshire pink lustcr
tea service, sixteen pieces, to Crichton
Brothers, $500: two Georgian silver
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18

skelier fashion, without proper effort
TO establish identity, officers and men
attached to tho graves registration
service declared there was no fonnda-
ton for such assertions, and insisted
'hat not one body had been brought
nome until identification positively had
been established.
turning from burial methods. John
SS,c'oastIan. &c sailor. of Jacksonville.
fla.' told how. when prisoner at
1leVrcs, he saw the bodies of two no
groes lying face down on the ground
ana was informed by the guard that
two negroes had been lynched. He was
unaoic' however, to say whether the
bodles were those of the men put to
death by soldier mob
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18

covered sauce tureens. to Crichton
Brothers. S12c; two Georgian Sheffield
plate wine coolers. to Mrs. J. Morri on.
500, two Georgian Sheffield plate
urns to John z Kenph $50
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Princess Anastasia Tndisposcd

CANNES, France, Jan. 17-Princess
Anastasia Of Greece is reported TO he
slightly lndisposed at the Villa kcs-
beck. 1t is asserted BY persons close
to the Princess tina. her illness i. due
TO the unfavorap,. climate OF Athens
The Princess formerly was Mrs VII
liam b. Leeds
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40 the first step toward a super
power system for the entire nation
me French parliament has pa seed a
u"l requiring electric companies 20
aslerge their interests when SO direct
W ~ the minister OF public works.
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c. q NIXON.
Attorney Tor Guardian.
Mnskur.n- nklAMlfln-

published in Tulsa Daily World. ucto-
bcr r. ~, 60 1899. World Publishing
company. publisher
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/ uublshai in Tu'sa Daily world October
! o. u, ~. 1923 World Publishing com.
! lahFt INbhtn"fl.
NOTICE or SALE or RrAt EST ATE
ty' s,atc ~ 'G,l,,b.r5 na V. r,,,,, u.
Theodore Gwfe.i Travis Minor Ros.
s75 staio c'' ''''"' '''' ''"'. ''''''e NO
80. a., ,...,. ..- -
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Mus6ogee County. state ot Oklahoma
made On the bth 0aN o. August, 1899. fht
Mriersigr"d Guardian % Pc estate of
/ Ihcolurc Garfield Travis. Minor. VIII sell
~ p,l'sl' Ha.e in ". ..th'ff uInl"r OF
."'..' .' " ...''' Wv l.'iIl"
W. 'L 1'.,I ''N 90 ,l'.rf' ln.s' or
alton of gaid raurt au' tr. ,Ipht MIA
and interest ~ s1h 'Fnoldur, garneid
.rrayfs ir s,1 O. a.. g.iI,y'Ir, F.sr,It,.t
real estate situate in Tuisa C'urtv. st8ta
Of OAlahnura. 10 Mi.
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','y nI.e -, anu i'"' igvr W
anu 'ggNl.'",', FuH- " ~ vi 'W,,,H-
rsV GuaIl,t ~ n. OF S,o,lon, 70
~ ',Nnsnp T,n' ,Ssn wv Nu''n'
NahBe E'c'en VIZ ha7''
said real estate 20 be sold on the fol
lowing terms and conditions. 10 wit.
Cash on confirmation Of sale and delivery
OF good and sufficient Guardians Deed.
Bids therefor must be IN writing ana
must be deposited with the County Judge
of MusKogee County Oklahoma, or with
the Guardian or with the underFlgued
attorney for the Guardian AZ MS ufilcc
suite sol Hatn"s HuldinE n ih- ,l'y "i
MusknEee. pklhhoWh' "hn must ne H'
companies by crtut,cd chr,t i.r az
lrnae ten per cent OF a." amount "f 'N'
hid.
Dated octonrr . i',s. ,.,. ,..,.,,s,...
h'ob bhNhH bNN ii''''''
- 'ua'"i'N
c, q NIXON.
Attorney Tor Ilatllan'
Muskoggo. pkahotnH.
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'Iuons.'u IA ussos nv ~ 'pnilshIrg
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company Puu''N"'''
In the County Court OF okfusFoe county
Oklahoma. In tho matter Of the Lsiale ui
Lois Henderson, minor, SnFtunah H'h-
derson, guardian. PROBATE NO ~"
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
Public notice TX hereby given thnt. rur.
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fuisA LODuh NO 90 J. q O. r., meet,
every Tuesday evening 7SO
TOM GWiNS " a.
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In the County Court or oktuHFo" county
oklahoma. In tho matter OF the EHtatc oi
Lois Henderson, d minor, Savannah Hen
derson, guardian. Probate 40. al
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Announcements

ifVNi aND iNN NJ
fotNp..-liyer aud wh.te pointer DOS
cleaned ana pressed riEht 'or 81. at
Terry M'ers, Cleaners. iday service
Lost Eastern star pln, reuari Phone
cedar 3fg6.R
tusr--Tuosd1y evening black seaistiu
tc.ti tevnrd usage af9f
lpsr--brlnllc bun pup white breast
License tug NJ. sb1, reward. can Osagc
CtGs.
fuoI-. .nrintle rowpio dos WIN Ii,cnsc
so. 41t. reward plnrr 1.UN
LOSr.-scttct dog. white. tan spots on
"af@ erd isr t-ks 90 taay, sHswsss 80
name rHf Return 1908 g. cheyenne
aud receive reward
LOST. Morlr1 tur .on F'fin between
and huHtun, on tifth. reward Ions
Campbell l21o s. Trenton COIL Cedar
LOST srRAYIu or sfoipu. uark aud
yid reward. Phone usare 1905. $40 D..
Insprr
LOST or STOLEN uIacK pr1 CON hound.
rF1r"d r0c" un hip, rcwatdi rrturn Co
ttia y tlFn ST.
LOST. B.Ic Canton ,rorc bon. with h'us
hand painted l1p1a stone buckle carved
with blue and pIuk roses. llFt between
Third Hnd Main and N.ntu and Cury-
nuuc. orDr" 1tttI af'cr 3D. m.
tgsr.., ,roirtgr tmng bud ,doa 70
round utrr tlut uu loft uIp. tafy sI,n-
drrs liberal reward. Call cedar 1904
Trvns on Go. warehouse. on North
LOST sritNNEp or sTuLEN-ColBe
dog, answers to name "rhuWmy.' srar
and lumr ON nose, whit" partly around
neck. Iibtr1l reward Cor return. Notl
Brown. oakhurst, seven miles south of
Tulsa.
Luar-une f.maie hiack aud tau Are.
dole dog. ,ull OsuEe t'i
ruHTLI PERSONAL 4
pN D. @ BupECK lss opened his new
offices IN Paramount Court 2l8 y
cheyenne telephone cedar 200s f0r the
general practice of ostcopathy. also thr
diagnosis ana treatment of diseases hN
mo Abrams method. Doctor Huhiok hat
where he studied tho Elcrtrouic RE-
actions ~ Abrams under tho founder.
pr Albert Abrams ~ that city lie is
The pioneer TO practice the L. II. A, 70
PARAMOUNT maternity hospital Tor CON
ruum,ut May work for part OF ~.
renses. babies for adoption. Write for
l.,sla,, H2aklst ,us Mrs r. y R.. Long "li =.
HALLOWEEN costumes made TO order.
23S3 = olympia osaEe 1901.
NIAVI COMPASY
has moved 10 li1f S Carson. FOR appoint
mont phone tHnFo roe,
VIII. PAY for Fred CrOSdaios present
address. Box SOS, care world.
WIsr MNIN MATERNITY sANITARttM
a home Cor the care ana protection ot
yuuug women, rates fenSnnable' babies
ndoptcd. pr ~ a. Newman medical
director lbiI W Main Otnhoma city
RADIO 81
r. g. WEsTTNGHOtsE radio like new.
Tor sale az Eood discount. Usage $3.50.
1870 Y Cincinnati
SpECItL NOTICES 8I
COME ana Eot all the free ART YOU want
i1os y. HnH'on.
MASQUERADE costumes for rent. room
83t Iowa Bldg Second and Boston
Phone service after p. m" OsaGo
43fa.I
NEW CLASSES START MONDAY.
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CID

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l. O - DIRECTORY
ODD Follows Hall li2s South Boulder
AURORA LODGE. NO. "a. 1. O. o. 3
Meets every Wednesday evening. Tao D
". T. 0ADDY. N. O.
NJ l. Pot NDsTONk, Secretary
rpLsA LoDoh No 90 !. o O. r.. ms.u
every Tuesday eyenihs 30
TOM GWiSS " a.
e MOORE Secretary,
TULSA ENCAMFM rS1 No w. l. -. or
Meets on second ana fourth Friday of each
J. l. HuphLEr1 {. p
Il II. FULLER Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO SO l. q o. =
Reguiai meeting fret and third FridAD
of each uuuth o m.
MRS snlih,E L1WE y o.
TULSA CANToN NO, 10, q. . ,
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
v. |. h9LToN Capt
ORDER or LOYAL sONs iulsa Fir,sii,
No second ana fourth Saturday each
hSyS'5EL EisnER ".
KREaLIN ruLsoK l. o. ii. n Nets
every thiId saturday 4 p m.
T. J WRIGHT car,
W NJ. RICHARDS.
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pnINrIN0 ANn srArIoNtnY
WANrEn-ntsINrss snnNIcEa d
TAIIORINO Ann pnrssING

ALL AMERICAN cleaners, dyete and
hattefn, ladies work speciality one
day service BY request Usage 98I. 6iz
~ Main.
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hNh,ttN ,.aeNor. also surgical sot-
nuiH Hui e'..Alrir. Mta. W. l. Moore
nsukt .urs.I
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". 7. DADDY. N. @.
n l. Pot NDSTONh, Sec
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AURORA LODGE. NO. "a. 1. q. o. .
Meets every Wednesday evening. Tao D
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Business Service

WitniNo ANp coNrRNcr,NG "a
NNi FHI nluNua lHf dr. wrN ussEs
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!. q - r DIRECTORY
ODD Follows Hall li2is South Boulds
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W LILLIAN g. urNNuUE. brick crutfac-
i'- ai n 1.eenwHo1. Cedar geo. rsf-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
Records Broken
In Birth Numbers
Total Registered in 1927 Exceeds
Tint of 1920 by 4,2S9-First
fA Honors go to Wise County

The State Bureau of Vital Stats.
tics has inst completed its annual
report of births, deaths, marriage
and divorces for 1921, and DR.. W. A.
Picker, the State Registrar. gives
out the following interesting facts:
Virginia registered for 1921 TUBS
births, which is the largest number
ever recorded, being 4,2S9 in excess
of 1920, and 9,S06 more than in 1912
The rate for 1921 was approximately
thirty per 900 population, as COM
pared with a rate of 24.3 for the
whole registration area of the entire
country. The Virginia birth rate for
several years has been exceeded only
by that of North Carolina and Titan,
except that South Carolina came IN
for third place one year. OF the
births in Virginia during 1921, As,-
$40 were white, with a rate OF 295o,
while 81 ,629 were colored, giving y
rate of 31.15
An examination of the records OF
the individual counties and cities
shows that for the first time since
the establishment of the bureau,
buchanan County does not hold frs
place. The honor of first place now
goes to Wise County, with a birth
rate of 1872; the second to picken-
SON. with a rate of 1872, while
of 43.4O, which figure is higher than
was reached by either Wise or Dick,
enson in 1919 or in 1920. Another
mountain county, Russell, comes il
for fourth place, with rate Of 40.G0.
The most surprising change in
county standing is that of Charles
CITY, which now ranks fifth, with a
rate of 40 4S, as compared with for
ty-sixth place in 1920 and with the
twenty-second place in 1919. Greens
vile, another black county, comes IN
for sixth place, with 4 rate of 39.4S.
In 1890 Greenville ranked tenth,
while in 1919 she was rated nine
teenth. Following in order com.
four other mountain counties, Pat,
rick, 1887; Lee, 1885 Henry, 37.95,
and Tazewell, 37.45 Pittsylvanld
with one-third uegro population,
comes eleventh, with rate of 1858;
The county of Smyth follows, 1906:
Radford City, 1902, and Carroll
County, 31.9l. HdiilaX' WIN poPu-
lation nearly half black. falls in
fifteenth place. with a rate of 30 II
OF the cities Buena Vista, with Il
Ass rate, stands twentv-firs:;
while Roanoke, whose rate of 320l
with a standing of thirty-siX, leads
all Of the larger cities. Frederieks
burg rate of SO.77, and Danville, rate
3O.31, are the only Other cities win
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
Forest Fires Checked
at Wardensville, w. Va.

Winchester, Va, Oct. 30-Fores.
fires that for, several days menaced
immense timber tracts sin miles east
of Wardensville, W. Va, were got
under control yesterday by scores OF
volunteers working under The dire
ton of United States fire marshals,
The district is still being patrol,
der. The fire started in a valley ard
spread up North Mountain, threaten
inc large Government reservations
and timber lands of the Cornwell IN
terests, which own 10000 acres Of
v;re;n forest in Hampshire and
Hardy counties. All available en-
ployes of the Winchester ana M 'S,
e p Railway Company were dispaIt Il-
ed to aid volunteers. A heavy slnG 5S,.
screen still enyelops the country ior
many miles.
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- y
birth rates greater than the 5 ATE
average! The following cities sro
given the rating indicated:
Alexandria, 29.99; Lynchburg,
29 So; Clifton Forge. 1922; Charlot>
tesville, 2S.44; Petersburg, 21.13;
Bristol, 27.05; Portsmouth, 25.4l
standing 100; Richmond, PASS,
standing tO2: Winchester, 24.14;
Norfolk, ;2S.O7 StauntOn, 1896,
which rates it in the 113th place,
and Newport News, 10 81, standing
Hath. The above are followed by
Arlington County. with rate ,ot
1888 and Fairfax, 1894. 1t Is be-
lieved that the large influx OF popG-
lation from Washington accounts
for the low ratirg of these last two
units.
We nave. however, no form Of eX-
PLANTATION as to why Mathews Couh'
ty, composed of native, virile Nlr-
GINA stock three-fourths of the pop
ulation being white, should persis-
tently hold the 117th, and bottom
place of all, with a rate of only Il.65
The only explanation appears to be
Imperfect Ill lll ANS -
large school and hospital population
of Staunton holds the birth rate
down and increases the death rate
but there appears no similar eXpla'
nation for the low birth rate IN New
port News.
Had not Arlington County possess.
ed a colored birth rate of Is, az
against a white birth rate of Is, that
unit would probably have, pushed
Fairfax closely for next to last place
Another anomaly is the white rate
of 23.49 for Accomac County, with a
colored rate of 42.47, nearly two to
one. Is the low white birth rate
which prevails in Tidewater Virginia
the result usually following great
prosperity? The fact that the cities
and counties in this section are alike
does not indicate that the younger
population is migrating to the cities
A significant fact is the increase
in colored birth rates in the rural
sections. due doubtless, in part, II
not wholly, to better registration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
PROBE BLAZE

Richmond, Oct. S0-Believing the
blaze was Of incendiary origin, detec-
tives from Police Headquarters are
investigating the two-alarm fire that
swept the Southern Crockery Com
pany at 1417 East Main Street, early
yesterday. Ramage to the building
and stock at first placed at $4,000,
was estimated by Chief Joyner last
night to be $4,000
Firemen and police from First Sta
ton found the main entrance to the
three-story building had been forced
and other evidence discovered by
them while battling the blaze, led 10
the assignment of detectives to the
case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
Honeymoon in Car
Ends With Accident

Winchester. Va, Oct. 90-John
Chandler, of Strasburg, began to rea-
lie today there was some truth in an
old SAYING that when man marries
his troubles begin"
Chandler and Mrs. Virgie Myers
were married by Rev. J. d. Hamaker,
at StraSburg, and at once started out
on a honeymoon journey by flivver,
South west Virginia being their des-
tination. Once atop mountain
range. Chandler found two roads,
and. as usual with travellers, took the
wrong one. He and his bride had
made but little Roadway along the
rough and rugged mountain road
when suddenly the engine of the au-
tomobile went dead" Worse than
that, the brakes refused to work, ana
the machine started down hill back
wards. Chandler tugged at the steer
ing wheel desperately to keep the car
from going over a precipitous en-
bankment. and succeeded, but not m
til after the front of the machine
had been damned into the mountain
side with such force that the car up
set. Mrs. Chandler had an arm Sc
verely injured and was cut and
bruised about the. face and head, while
the bridegroom had rib broken and
was lacerated and bruised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
NOSE CLoGGED FROM
A COLD OR GATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All What relief! Your clogged nos
trils open right up the air passages
of your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. Nc more hawking,
snuffiing, mucous discharge, head
ache, dryness-no struggling for
breath at night, your cold or catarrh
is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, aHtiseptic cream in your
nostrils, let it penetrate through every
air passage of the head; soothe and
heal the swollen, inhamed mucous
membrane, giving you instant relief
Ely's Cream Balm is Just what every
cold and catarrh sufferer has been
seeking. It's just splendid. Adv.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA

ROBINSON MONCURE, Executor
VS.. Maria Thurman, Amalie Fack,
under the will of Theresa Roberts,
Josef Adele, Johannes Adele, Maria
Schneider, Robert Adele, Albert
Adele, Maria Eisele, Karoline Luz,
Emile Leutner, Maria Pfeifer, The.
resia Schurie, Albert Adele, OF
Jggingin, Albert Adele of Stuttgart,
Rudolph Adele, Josephine Weiss,
Matilda Fritz Bay, Berta Kerler, and
all of the unknown nieces and nep-
news of Theresa Roberts, and distri-
butees, legateeS and heirs at law OF
such of them as may be dead.
An affidavit having been filed that
the defendants are non-resldents of
this State, and the Sergeant having
made such return upon processes Is
sued herein, upon written application
stating defendants last known post
Office addresses and places of abode,
the following order of publication
upon grounds therein stated Is en-
tered.
The object of this suit is to ascer-
tain and judicIally determine the
names, number, places of residence,
and nationality, of the nleces and nep-
hews of Theresa Roberts, deceased,
or of the distributes; legatees, and
heirs at law of any of such meces or
nephews who may be dead, and the
dates of their respective deaths; and
to have iudicially determined the
right of such nieces and nephews,
their legatees, distributes, devlsees,
and heirs at law to participate IN
the division of the estate of the said
Theresa Roberts; to determine and
set apart the interests Of the Alien
Property Custodian, if any. in said
estate. and whether or not any OF the
nieces and nephews of said Theresa
Roberts, or their distributes, lega-.
tees or heirs at law are enemies
within the meaning of the Trading
with the Enemy Act, and the amend
ments thereto, and the proclamatlons
of the President, issued pursuant
thereto, and to obtain a settlement
and distribution of said estate OF
Thereea Roberts and a construction
of her last will and testament.
1t is ordered in the name of the
Commonwealth of Virginia that the
defendants appear here within ten
days after due publication and do
what is necessary to protect defend
ants interest in this suit, and that.
this order be also published, posted
and mailed to defendants according.
to law.
Teste:
ELLIOTT f. HOFFMAN,
235-4wc Clerk.
By Earl L. Sullivan, deputy cierk.
Smith and WooAs,--P. 8. -, =
Davis and Budwesky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
RED PEPPER HEAT
STOPS BACKACHE

The heat of red peppers takes the
couch" from sore, lame back. 1t can
not hurt you, and it certainly ends
the torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, just try Red Pep
per Rub, and you will have the quick
est relief known. Nothing has such
concentrated, penetrating heat as red
peppers.
Just as soon as you apply Red Pep
per Rub you will feel the tingllng
heat. In three minutes it warns the
sore spot through and through Pain
and soreness are gone.
Ask any druggist for jar OF
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Row
les on each package. Adv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
Bishop H St. G. Tucker
Tells of Mission Work

Richmond, Va, Oct. 30-The RI.
Rev. H. st. George Tucker, Bishop of
Kioto, Japan, formerly of Norfolk,
preached last evening at st. PauFs
Protestant Episcopal Church.
He gave an outline of the mission
work being accomplished in his do
cese and spoke enthusiastically of pros
poets for expansion of the work. BIZ
shop Tucker is son of the Rt. Rev.
Beverly D. Tucker, Bishop of the Do
cese of Southern Virginia He has
four brothers who are in the ministry,
and has another who Is medical
missionary in Japan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-30
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY
BROKEN OUT SKIN

ANY breaking out or skin irritation
on face, neck or BODY IS oE ey,.'hl,,.
quickest by applying Mentho' sulphur
saws y noted skin specialist. Because
of its rerm destroying properties,
notbine. has ever been found to take
the place of this sulphur preparation
hat instantly brings ease from the
itching, burning and irritation.
nm. leaving the skin clear and smooth.
II seldom fails to relieve the tor
ment or Disagreement. A little jar of
RowIes Mentho-Sulphur may be OBJ
tanned at any drug store. 1t Is used
like cold cream. Adv.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:

COM NUN w EALAAl VI
In the Circuit Court of the City of
Alexandria.
Edna R. Rowe, complainant vs..
Ellis .. Rowe, defendant, In Chan
Gerry No. 700.
An affidavit having been filed that
the defendant is q nonresident Of
This State. and the Sergeant having
made such return upon process IS
sued herein, upon written application
stating defendants last known post
Office address and place Of abode, the
following order of publication upon
grounds therein stated IS entered.
The object of this suit Is to obtain
for complainant from defendant d.
vorce a vinculo matrimonii on the
ground of wilful desertion and aban-
donment, without just cause or ex-
cuse, 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
defendants Interest in this suit, and
that this order. be also published,
posted and mailed to defendant ac-
cording tn law ! -i
Teste:
ELLIOTT F. HOFFMAN.
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