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The Washington times., 1922-08-16
MEADE CITIZEN SOLDIERS
| TO MARCH THROUGH CITY

I President Harding win be asked
81 review 1,10o students from the
citizens military camp at Camp
Meade, when they march through
Washington next Monday morning.
The parade In the result Of an In
spection made yesterday by Maj.
Gen. j. II. McRae. acting deputy
chief Of staff In the absence Of Gen.
Sfal Roberts.
= The cavalry and artillery will
march TO Washington and the in
fantry will be brought on trains spe-
cially provided for the occasion.
A sham battle at the camp at 1:30
o'clock this afternoon will include
more than 1000 Of the men receiving
training. This Is the largest number
OF participants In many years. II was
stated.
The Washington times., 1922-08-16

Announcement has been made
Of the marriage Of Miss Rose
Phipps. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
William Phipps Of SIS East Capitol
The Washington times., 1922-08-16

Mrs. William Salisbury Knox has
taken house In Chevy Chase and
has her daughter, Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry, with her.
The Washington times., 1922-08-16

Mrs. Addie r. Clark has as her
guests Mrs. Ida wells.Barnstt,
Miss Alfredo Barnett and Miss
Florence Davis, Of Chicago. and
Mrs. l.. Fordham Holmes, OF
Florence, 8. G. ,...
The Washington times., 1922-08-16
To Baeish Wrinkles and
Frsshen Up Quickly
paths Face In ssxoiIte Lotion.

winds. heat and exhaustion have COM
blned to take away ones freshness and
caused the skin TO wrinkle and sag--or
after q tedious or fretful day Indoors
rejuvenator. Maybe there's dance on
for the evening, or some other social
event. How In the world oan one make
herself presentable, looking as she does1
It's quite easy. i.s.
Just get an ounce OF powdered saxo-
lite ana n half pint OF witch haset at the
nearest drug store, mix the two ana
three minutes Then look into your
mirror and behold the wonderful trans.
formationt Wrinkles have vanished,
loose, tired muscles have been rested and
"firmed up" marks OF fatigue have
flown, and you look 10 much brighter
and younger you cen hardly believe your
eyes. The saxoiite put up by Dearborn
supply Co.. Chicago. 10 genuine.
The Washington times., 1922-08-16

TTNLESS the Industrial condi.
ton clears up within the
~ next week. II looks as though
the President and Mrs. Harding
would have to give UP their pro-
posed trip to Mopseheart, ILL.,, to
take part In the celebration At the
City Of Childhood on August rs
and TO be guests OF the Secretary
Of Labor and Mrs. Davis. II was
officially stated yesterday that "the
President would go nowhere" until
the strike was over.
Mr.. Davis proposes to leave
Washington on Sunday for Moose
heart and viii be with Mrs Davis
there until after the celebration on
August rs at the Moose Home for
Children, OF which Mr.. Davis is
the head. e.. :
The Washington times., 1922-08-16

DIR. William B. Daily will leave I,
morrow for New York, where he wi
visit his brother, DR.. John Andre,
DAILY, at his home In New Rochell,
They will be Joined there also b
another brother, DR.. Frederick
Daily, Of this city. Later they WI
all take an extended motor rip I
New Hampshire, Cape Cod aud othe
places In New England.
The Washington times., 1922-08-16

els August Doniat. U. s. A.. and Miss
Marjorie Taft. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred A. Taft. OF New York
State.
The marriage took place on Thurs.
day. August 3. at Schroon Lake.
N. Y, and after October l Major
Doniat and his bride will make their
home at Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
where he is stationed.
Major Doniat Is, well known in
Washington, where he was attached
to the War Department for some
time, having been transferred from
that point to Fort Leavenworth last
August.
Mrs Joseph willard. wife Of the
former American Ambassador to-
Spain, entertained at luncheon yes
terday at Sherry's in New York for
her daughter. Mrs. Kermit Roose'
welt.
Senator Alessandri, of Chile. left
yesterday for New York after spend.
ing q few days in Washington.
-
The secretary Of the Polish lega.
ton, DR.. Venceslas Skolowski, will
return to Washington on Sunday
from Newport, where he is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte,
Mrs. Elmer e. Ramey announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Jane Gould Ramey. to VIII
lam Hamilton Knox, son Of Mrs.
William Salisbury Knox and the
late Mr.. Knox, Of Washington. The
wedding will take place In the
late autumn and the young couple
will make their home here.
Mr.. Knox. who 10 q graduate
Of Western High School. served in
the signal corps during the war
training camp at Yale University.
business. After attending school
In Washington Miss Ramey spent
two years at DePauw University.
She 10 the daughter Of the late
Elmer e. Ramey. Of Washington.
-
Congr es m an Horace Mann
Towner will return to Washington
this morning from his home in
Corning, Iowa. Mrs. Towner will
not return until after election.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church
will leave today for New York.
where they will meet the latter's
mother, Mrs. Frank Lee Denny.
who will arrive aboard the Lapland
from Europe, where she has been
for several months.
- -."
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Critten.
don Calhoun have returned from
their summer home, Rosedale,
Princeton, N. j., where they spent
the weekend. Mrs. Calhoun will
leave for New York on Monday. from
where she will sail Tuesday aboard
the Pan.American for RE de Janelro,
where she will represent the WON.
ans. Universal Alliance at the cen.
tennial exposition. Mrs. Calhoun
will be accompanied by Mrs. Lydia
s. Draper.
DR.. William B. Daily will leave to.
morrow for New York, where he will
visit his brother, DIR. John Andrew
Daily, at his home In New Rochelle.
They will be Joined there also by
another brother, DR.. Frederick r.
DAILY, of this city. Later they will
all take an extended motor Trip 10
New Hampshire, Cape Cod aud other
places in New England.
-,
Mrs. william Salisbury Knox has
taken q house In Chevy Chase and
has her daughter, Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry, with her.
-
Mrs. Addie r. Clark has as her
guests Mrs. Ida welis.Barnatt,
Miss Alfredo Barnett and Miss
Florence Davis. Of Chicago. and
Mrs. L. Fordham Holmes, Of
Florence, 8. G. ,....
-
Announcement has been made
Of the marriage of Miss Rose
Phipps. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
William Phipps of SIS East Capitoi
The Washington times., 1922-08-16
Baptists to Picnic.

Members Of the nine local and
the five Virginia Unions, will par.
ticipate in the second annual field
day and picnic Of the Columbia
Federation Of Baptist Young Peo-
pie's Unions. which will be held at
Great Falls. Va. Saturday after.
noon.
The Washington times., 1922-08-16

street, and Paul Havenner, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Havenner. OF
silver Hill, Nd, which took place
In Baltimore on April IT, and has
Just been made known.
The announcement was made at
nm informal party on Saturday
evening, which Mr.. Hayenner and
his bride gave at their apartment
at 70l A street northeast. Of which
they have recently taken posses
Rion
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-28
Sixteen Per Cent
Waternelons Lost
From Stem Disease
tBy Associated Press)

Gainesville, April 28.-About 16
per cent of Florida's 1920 watermel-
on crop shipped out of the state was
discarded destinations because of
stem-end decay, according to figures
compiled by statisticians of the fed
|eral department of agriculture and
the railroads, resulting in dead
loss to the grower.
Professor A. P. Spencer, of the ex-
tension division of the State univer-
|sity, declared all watermelons should
be treated for stem-end decay i'm
mediately after being placed in the
cars. The treatment, according to
the various authorities, will prevent
decay to large extent.
The tip Of the stem of the melon
should be cut off and a. paste of
|bluestone applied, Professor Spencer
states, and the treatment should be
done in a thorough and careful man
ner in order to be effective.
ITO make the bluestone PASTE
said Professor Spencer, "place 31-2
quarts of water in an enamel kettle;
to this add half pint, of lbluestone;
bring to a boil; while boiling add a
ounces of starch dissolved in one pint
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of cold water; stir slowly, and con-
tinue boiling for two or three min
utes until the mixture thickens into
a. thin paste. If the paste becomes
too thick, it will be difficult to apply.
1t should be done about the consis-
tency of paint.
Professor Spencer emphasized the
points of recruiting the stems after
the melons are placed in the car and
of applying the paste Immediately to
the re-cut stems. He says that if the
stems are not re-cut, the sports that
may be already in them cannot be
prevented from growing and going
on into the melon and causing its de-
cay. The bluestone can prevent the
spores of the fungus from entering,
but cannot prevent their growth
once they have entered.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-28

II you are nervous and weak; II
your meals do not agree with you
and cause gas to fill your stomach
and put pressure on your heart: If
pimples, boils, blackheads and other
skin blemishes show that your blood
Is filled with impurities; IL your liver
or kidneys are not working properly.
resulting in headaches, sick head
aches. constipation and it's attendant
evils, then start to use Ferraline inn
medfatey. In hundreds Of cases just
like yours relief has been quickly and
permanently brought by the use Of
this natural tonic. It's action Is Won
derful 1t is Natures remedy and goes
right into the system, cleansing, puri-
Tying and eliminating unhealthy cells
and building new ones. 1t is absolute
ly harmless and its only effects are
beneficial ones. From the thousands
who have used it you will only hear
the warmest words of praise.
Druggists are reporting huge sales
of Ferraline in their stores because
Ferraline really does what We say it
will. Your druggist has Ferraline in
stock. Buy a bottle today.
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All Local Drug Stores
Handle Ferraline.

| You do not have to go any farther
than your nearest Drug Store to ge,
Ferraline. This wonderful remedy Il
| Tor sale everywhere. Just decide right
now that you will drop in at youl
Drug Store and purchase a bottle OF
terraline. The results will amaze YOU
Thousands have been benefited by its
use. For nervousness, indigestion
rheumatism and disorders of the blood
II has no peer Read these testi-
monials which are but a few taken
from the hundreds in our files. Rev,
W. ID. Spurlin, Presbyterian minister,
of Demopolis, Ala. says:
For a great many years l have
been subject to sparadic. and at times,
severe attacks of Indigestion. Having
heard of the curative effects of Ferra-
line. on one or two of my best friends.
decided, in almost sheer desperation
to try 1t, and | am glad to say it has
greatly benefited me-"
Honorable W. w. Lavender. of
Centerville, Ala, says:
y desire, without solicitation OF
hesitation, to commend to those per-
sons who are over worked or who are
in a rundown condition. Ferralne as
a tonic: took two bottles and felt
almost like new person"
Mr.. Orley Moles. of Middlestown,
Ohio, writes:
II am ordering one dozen more bot
ties of Ferraline from you-seems like
! cannot keep it on hand. | have lei
my friends try it out and they tel
their friends and the first thing
know / have not got any myself If
your medicine had little ADVERTISE
ment here it would be a great seller,
Every one that buys a bottle comes
back for more. It would not take long
to advertise. itself. / give it a great
send off whenever can and those
that have tried il say they could not
do without 1t. I think it a wonder
for it has done what doctors could not
for nv wife, for ! tried six or seven
u hem"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-28
Speaking Of Bathing
Suits
(By Frank Fortune Pulver, Mayor Of
st. Petersburg, in Tourist News.)

by Frank Fortune Pulver, Mayor OF
st. Petersburg, in Tourist News.)
The appeal of the Purity League
of st. Petersburg to me as mayor to
have an inspector appointed and for
mulate rules for the regulation Of
the so-called sea vamps, has attained
such wide publicity, practically ev-
cry publication of consequence in the
United States and Canada having
carried box notice in black type,
and commenting editorially on the
subject, for the most part in a hu-
morous vein, but occasionally giving
the subject more serious considera-
tion,it behooves me to give express
sions to my conclusions after a care
full inspection and study of the SUBJ
ject. ~-
The whole subject may be simply
stated as an effort to fix the extent
to which the human body may be ex-
posed without endangering the NOR
al and physical welfare of our race.
Simple as this subject may seem,
my study and investigations have led
me to the conclusion that it is one Of
the most vital questions affecting
our people, and well worthy of Sc
rious consideration. There is con-
structive thought behind every hu-
man activity which we may find if
we seek far enough.
The study of this subject has led
me back to a period nearly 500 years
before Christ, to that great civiliza-
ton that developed around the warm
waters Of the Mediterranean, known
as the Mediterranean area. This time
and place was the birthplace of our.
own democratic civilization, and it is
a question in the minds of students
whether we have today as superb a
manhood and womanhood and as high
an average of intelligence as existed
in the golden age of Athens under
the marvellous leadership of Pericles
from AIS to 431 B. c. The influence
of this period upon the civilization
of the world cannot be over-rated.
During this short period Athens gave
birth to more great men-poets,
statesmen, artists, philosophers
than all the world besides has pro-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-28
Health Almost Ruined
By Rauages OF
Indigestion
Today Is Entirely Recover
ed and Praises Ferraline
Most Highly.

Mr.. F. w, Dougherty, Souwilpa, is
of the opinion that without Ferraline
he would be dead today. In re-
cent letter to the Ferraline Medicine
Company, he says:
81 am sending you the names OF
some people ! think will be benefited
by FERRAIiNE. carry FERRA-
LINE in my stock at all times. and
It has done so MUCH FOR ME PER,
SONALLY that feel | can honestly
recommend it in highest terms.
Indigestion had 80 nearly ruined
my health that really believe
would have been dead had no,
used FERRALINE, but since using
several bottles of Ferraline l am now
entirely recovered
No one Is in better position to rec
ommond Ferraline than /, for 1t has
done so much for me-"
FERRALINE is a Natural Mineral
Tonic and the most prominent men
have Voluntarily testified to benefits
received. especially from Ferraline as
a relief from Indigestion, Stomach
Troubles, rheumatism and a general
run down condition.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR FER
RALINE.
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BEST REPEATER
HE EVER HAN
DIED SAYS
DRUGGIST
Druggist Sells IL Gross OTIS
BOttles) of FERRALINE in
Short Period. Only Won
derful Properties Could Sell
a Medicine So Fast.

In recent letter received by the
Ferraline Medicine Company. the own
er of Ortman's Drug Store, a thriving
Mobile, Ala, company says: "YOur
salesman strolled into the store and
introduced Ferraline. After listening
TO what he had to say. decided TO try
three dozen, CHASING it along the lines
of patent medicines. In three days
/ ordered a gross and with your line
of advertising, 1t has been one gross
after another and up to the present
time I have handled twelve gross.
Going some for one kind of medicine.
1t sold strictly on its merits and
consider ii one of the best repeaters
have handled. Hundreds of people
have taken from one to dozen bot
ties.
Could medicine sell like this unless
" really did bring to those suffering
from rheumatism's aches and pains.
indigestion's pangs and the effects of
impure blood and poor functioning
kidneys and liver, real and satisfactory
relief No. These large sales prove
that Ferraiine Is what we claim II to
be. Natures one greatest tonic.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-28
Severe Headaches anc
Dizziness Troubled
Leading Albany
Citizen.

~, Mr.. Sol X. Simon, Albany, Georgia.
me largest Mail Order Pecan Man In
the world, has made the following
startling statement:
81 suffered with what the doctor
called s; 'agto-intoxication, or indiges-
ton of the lower bowels. If i ate
anything other than that prescribed
IN a strict diet, / suffered with severe
headaches and dizziness. Instead OF
taking an expensive trip to a health
resort, my brother persuaded ma ia
VISIT him. and after each meal he Eavo
me oose OF 'Ferraiine.' In two DAYS
|, was eating anything without feeling
me slightest discomfort. l ordered one
9 q bottles sent to my home.
ieel one hundred per cent better ard
nave saved about 5000 by moi ta1-inr
q LTD mp 70 ? health resort as recon
nv 49,, h& NY Ihysician-thanka T.
my brother and 'Ferraline.'
This letter is but one selected a,
RANDOM from the hundreds of testi-
mo u,ohlais IN our files, Each letter tells
the same story-the wonderful tale M
returned health. '"'e vi
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-28
future civilization greater and no
bier than that Of ancient Greece.

1bler than that Of ancient Greece.
| God did not give US this perfect
climate, this continuing sunshine
this responsive soil, without antici-
pating that it would be tenanted by
the perfect human race from whom
will spring a conception of life which
will be an inspiration to all the flu.
ture ages. This will be impossible
until we recognize the necessity OF
health, prime factor in which is the
discarding of unnecessary clothing
an dpermitting our bodies the advan-
tages of the pure air and sunshine.
Had the power to make rules and
enforce them on our bathing beaches
I would make it necessary for the
mothers of these girls now so freely
criticised, to. battle in the saline wa
tiers of Tampa bay and the Gulf Of
Mexico with as much of their body
exposed to the life-giving sun and
air as true modesty would endure. II
is only. because of prudery we have
inherited from our far northern an
cestors who covered their bodies to
keep out the cold, that we retain in
this climate the clothing that smoth-
ers us and enfevers our blood, and
endangers our morals.
When we all learn the lesson these
young men and women Of today are
teaching us by discarding unneces-
sary clothing, the novelty will have
ceased, and our boys will cease to
mate with women physically def
Gent to the detriment Of the race,
because Of the concealing possibili-
ties of a too well clothed body, and
our women will regard a young man
of immature bodily development and
blotched skin with loathing and dis
dain and unfit to sire the great
American of the future. In that glo-
rious age, art, science, music and
philosophy will replace the dollar
mark as the insignia of true great
ness.
"Lst B. d B. DO IT, s-s-t
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NOTED EDITOR
SUFFERED FOR
FIFTEEN YEAR
Frank E. Dacons, Editor
american YOUTH Oh
cago, Tells of Physicians
ability to Help His Seys
and Complicated IntestiI
Trouble. Ferraline BrOug
Relief.

Business and professional men =
Ferraline to be of peculiar Valus
restoring strength, relieving run %
condition and building up the sysl'
Mr.. Frank i. Dacons recently sem
the following interesting statement
Having suffered for IL years VIII
severe and complicated case OF
testinal trouble and having tried NJ
erous physicians and remedies. |
induced to try FERRALlNE
wonderful Natural Tonic, and iou li,
contained the elements and properly
necessary to relieve my suffering. .
up my system and rebuild ana HIVE
ate my digestive organs.
gladly recommend FERRALlhNih,
sufferers from Stomach Troneta''
Chronic Diarrhoea, or HIVE"
Troubles" =.
Buy a bottle Of Ferraline TO-DAY ~, ~
on the road to health without de'A'
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tation to commend to those peopIe IN
are overworked or arc In n nun slc.rsi
condition TO try FerTaliue rs 60.
! took two bottles and felt almost like
q new person and gained two and y :
nan pounds in about ten days"
START using Ferraline right now and
n oesm your STEADY, regular climb Ia
Ferraline will bring you vitality and
stamina. Don't be weaklingSdon'i
pe scrawny. Buy bottle OF Ferra.
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duced in any one lifetime.

duced IN any one lifetime.
It was at this period the sculptor
Phideas gave us the piece Of stat
uary known to every boy and girl in
this and other countries, the Venus
de Milo, a perfect example Of the hui
man form divine, as is also the Apol-
10 Belvedere and the Dying Gladiator
of Praxiteles.
The Spartans of that period attain
,, ed the highest type of physical per-
lection and its manhood policed the
hellenic countries. The Spartan boys
were taken from their parents at z
years Of age, and the maidens kept
with their parents, but each trained
to the highest degree in physical de-
velopment, and these girls became in
maturity the mothers of whom we
still admire as the perfect human
mental and physical development.
After the death of Alexander, who
in twelve years had conquered the
world, no great leader appeared for
800 years, during which period the
old Greek standards of living were
forgotten, then Julius Caesar APP
peared, and fifty years later the
great leader of all leaders, Jesus Of
Nazareth, the son of the lowly car
penter, whose battle cry was Glove
We one another" and who proclaimed
the true basis of all law by the COM
mand, "Do unto others as We would
have others do unto you"
If the men and women of the pc
Rod from Pericles to Christ should
appear on our streets or on our bath
ing beaches in the simple and meager
raiment which sufficed for their
needs, our Purity League would have
heart failure from the shock if they
are sincere in their convictions.
The men and women of that time
found loose flowing robe or SIM
pie tunic, which permitted the pores
of the skin, as important as the lungs
in respiration, to function that their
blood might be pure and healthy.
Around the warm waters of the
Gul fof Mexico will develop in the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-28
DEATH OF STEPHEN CAUSEY'
AGED CITIZEN OF PUTNAM

Welaka, April 2S-Stephen Causey
an old and highly respected resident
of Fruitland, Putnam county, died
suddenly at his home Thursday. He
was resident of Fr,litland for over
fifty years, being engaged in farming,
merchandising and was postmaster
for a number Of years. He, is sur
.vived by two brothers, Layton and
John Causey, and a sister, Mrs. Green
of Pomona, and number Of nieces
and nephews. 49,
Mr.. Causey was the Oldest resident
in this section of Florida, and his
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Remarkable Gain ir
Weight Shown By
Ferraline User.

Mr.. w. W. Lavender, County Solicit
tor, of Bibb County, Alabama, gained
two and a half pounds in about ten
days after starting to use Ferraline.
This is a wonderful record but no
more wonderful than that of many
raline Medicine Company recountinR
their experiences with Ferraline. IN
making aus report. Mr.. Lavender says:
u DESIRE without solicitation or hest