davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Girl. or A THOUSAND rRopos,ls

Whllo Tier, a.s a fcw ma 'dens Who. on
the w,in,ss stand would be forced to CON
hero Is story, real, authentiG--of q siri
WHO has refused more than a thousand pro-
article IN the Masaxins sscticn of' ths sun
day PUBLIC LErGER. MAKE II a HSbit.i'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

MRS. W. F.-Take hand pumice
stone. and after the bath rub the cal
loused spots on the soles OF the teet untll
the flesh Is smooth. The other foot
troubles and remedies therefor are
covered in booklet. for which I
would ask you to send stamped nd
dressed envelope, please.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Shall She Take Him?

bear t;ntlia This :" In" G,s' .iiur
| hayo written to sou for advice" /
was iust seventeen IN oc,0hcr NC
a yourg man whom dearly love. ahru:
Il year ago. have beer going with him
ever since. lie is dirty sis years old
His nationality is Italian. horn in italy.
think ! should" have nobod" to
advise me but you. have no brothers
nor sisters here. as my home town
is in Connecticut. They all live there.
Dear Cynthia. lie Is the oulv person !
know here. So IL you viii he kind
enough to let me know Just what &C., do
before TuesiRy, November II, I will
be very much pleased.
AGATHA
Unless you are very sure that you
love this man and want always to lie
with him. you had better not we'd "A maj,
who Is more than twice your own age
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

For goodness sake "go to It," Just as
tho girl says. Why, she virtually tells
you 10. Remember, faint heart never
won fair lady"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

4. T.. G.-You want romantic eye
lashes? ] don't blame you. We all do.
Think Of the damage one can do with
the long sweeping fringes and pair of
on our first day. Vaseline Is supposed
to make eyela shes and eyebrows grow.
and II persisted in long enough will make
II difference, but I don't want to hold
out promise TO you that any miraculous
growth follows unless you keep at the
remedy for months and months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

Another Answer for "cynicus"
Dear CSnthia-Will YOU spare me a
little more room, this time to write TO
"t'ynicus"?
II gavo me a great deal OF pleasure
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

r. E.-I understand carbonic snow
Is used to remove those birthmarks. but
should most certainly advise you that
YOU have a skin specialist give you
1 he treatments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
4nsoinette Donnelly's
-Aduice on Beauty

JUNE--Tes, ! have hair curling
fnid formula. which Is applied before
The hair is put up for the night or
hcfore the curling iron gets in ,ts
iransistory waves. II helps hold the
wave for longer period. Send S. a. e..
Ulease
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

FLORENCE-No, the peroxde and
Il ammonia bleach will not incite further
growth Of hair. 1t tends to kill the
roots Of the hair, as q matter Of fact.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

NI0nday-Nvh0 Proved Our Muscles
Have Power 10 CORtFsFtS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
From q Child

,'.f--cd ? iuc. ~ I'd Deaths from nerV-
,..- :-".it,.c. headaches, conStipa ton.
., -.rr!av. a." treatment cured me.
..u,,.r u suffering rs did TO SET
'.nl;'3"a. ~. ~. What 4 change In 2
.",v G;a.= N".,;" Homer. Wilton. Maine.
send ;"HdI 10" treatment. ray
.,Hrn c"-.n Address 81 Main St. Gin
..#:.A,: g. l'"r sale at all druggists. so
day. l-aat:EcH', -; % days !0c.--AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
WARW0QD

r..r,a for tni1 column ma 10 lott
az ScEaGtara's prn% store .o' ~
E4.zabe+l Mcclure CyrrctTor1s@''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13

OF rpyrc& il is none OF our business.
aaH why DO lrcy call it bootleg vhis'
key when coffirlid whiskcy would be
/ itt"r nam" Dallas News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13

...'.-c,.; .-I'c:....,s aal organ aati";.s
.:,.. g.. ...., :. snlmed their intsn
..., o." '.;'::.2 % MIL ;HI% b'G
.., |t... .u..'r.:tv.. :" r.a-Ev q"
........ ..-- ....- ...-,. ..rrr 60. 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
8aoiide misunderstanding.

Die baoii6e &egierltng bat bon
Dem al[gemeinen 8erbot Ser Sait-
na9t5lultbarfeiten belter cine Nlts-
nabme fir alfbergebrabte 8ral1be
geItattet, Die als gai6i6tlihe ueber-
lieferung einen bolfsfl1noli6en @ert
baben. Sol1e Saitnabtsiber5e iirO
in man9en Srten 6eS baoiiden
Oberlan0es ibli6. SIT 8ilingen
balt Die Birgerjdaft nit 3dbigfeit
an. Sen feltli9en nm3iigen oes So.
idingsmontogs uno >oienstagS felt,
mnbei Ser nNearro", cine eigertum.
libe 0rtli9e SpottHgur, 6ie Saltpt.
rone ipielt. SS11 neberlingen NOR es
bon ieber Ser 8ral1d, b%eionoers nod
einem guten 8einiabr, am Wontag
ben altertimli9en 59mertletan5
auf5ufubreM 6er gum leBtenmal
1910 our 69au gefommen 1T. Mu6
Stoda9 bat nralte beribmte Nar-
renipiele, 1aru1ter Die Mufjtellung
oes iogenannten Narrenitamm-.
baumS, Die anb o1esr1al m1e0er
itattfinoen Jon. Mm lebter Corners.
tag ser S%aidings5eit pflegte bic
S9uIiugen6 cine bobe Sihte felt.
Ii1 bur9 sic StraBen 5u fibren,
sic bn11n als M%arrenbaum aufge.
ridtet Miro 11no bis 5um 2atare.
ionntag allf einem freien Hlab tie.
fen bleibt. SSn 5retburg geb0rt bic
Beripottung Der 5dhndden 6es lie.
ben Md6itar1 81 ben tns 8olfsbe-
tpuBtiein ubergegongenen Sat.
nabtsbrduben. User ii6 irgenopte
auffaqeno gemadt uno ben 8is
berausgeforoert Fat, miro bort i'm
5aibing ugefpielt" sSSn ei1tern MeR.
gerlaoen b0irte ib fiir5lib folgen0e
nnterboltllng nit an. Nls Der Nek..
ger beim Mbniegen Oes Sleiihes aif
Sic 8ngidaIa tippte, rief ibm Die.
auroin our geluitigung Ger Unite.
6enoet an: nBiegen sic Sen Galt.
men nidt mil, ionit nerben sic ant
Sait1lndt geIptellt. ID.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
Snnoefrafen.

SSn elmer Mn5abl oeuti6er Stdo.
te gtbt es nSunoeitraBen," un0 man
bat it 6teier 8e5eibnung etmas Nb.
idabiges nr6 8erd6tli6es iehen mol.
len. Damit aber miBoeutet man
p0aig Ben eigentli6en Sinn 6ieier
8e5ei6nung, mie grpin Boldmann
in einem Cine @an5perfannte"
uberi6riebenen Mufiab Ser 3eiti6rift
nNieoeria6ien" %berporDebt. @obI
gibt es einige unbeoeuten0e @aiien
aus perbdltntsmdBig nererer 3eit,
oie ibren Namen Dem tSun6e beroan-
fen. Sc iinb &inter. ODER Neben'
gaiien auf Semen friiber Die fnritlibe
SSagomeute gebalten mur6e; 10 mar
es 3. g. in Dresden, no 6ie iebige
8almitraBe friiher .@unoegaiie"
bieB nno ebenio in Berlin mie anoer.
marts. Dte beute nod beitcbenoen
Sun6eltraBen in Bonn, Bremen,
2iibed, 8ismar, Dan5ig uim. gebor.
ten aber itets at SEN mibtigiten @ai'
len 6es @emeinmeiens un6 iino beute
nod belebte @ei6GftsitraBen. Sic
baben nit Dem @uno nidts 5u tur,
uno ebeniopenig Die groBe 5ippe Ser
Snn6eltraBen, 5u oenen Die Snnner.,
&unen, SMnen., ia btstpeilen .Sib.
nergaiien geb5ren. Mne oieie Stra.
BEN idreiben ibren @g1Aen Rpu Dem
Sunno ber, efnem &auptltng Der
germanii6en l1r5eit, Der Ser 8orlte-
her elmer 9nn~ ooer 9unhertlbaft
lpnr.
gu Mnfang bes s. 6riitli6en
Sobrbunberts lit ser Sunno be-
reits 5teubertreter 6es Gibters beim
Sbing; er erid)eint bann fpater Oft
als nieoerer Mi9ter o6er 8ogt nno
fat neben Ser nieoeren @eribtsbar-
felt sic @%in5iebung Ser .@bgaben fur
6en @run6berrn por5unebmen. SSn
ben neube lte0elten 2onoitrtben, be.
lon6ern in ben foloniiierten ilami-
i6en @ebiete1l 0ltlib BON Der CHE,
no Sic Mbgaben 3und6it nur in Sea-
turollieferungen erboben .mur6en,
Iammelte ser @ltnno 6as iogenannte
9un-&orn ein, aus 6em 1pater oas
u&unoeforn" mnr6e. Ser @unno,
ser sic @run0iteuer ocS vSunoe
forms" erbob, mobnte IN elmer an.
iehnli9en StraBe 6es neugegrunoe'
ten @emetnueiens, bon ser aus ct
bequemen @erfebr nod Dem platten
9an6e batte. Daber beiab in dlterer
3eit fat ie5e 5ta6t nit @rnnobe.
iib ibren &1nno un6 auh ibre &nr'
1ter- ODER &un0eitraBe. ga itd ote
Std6te im Mittelalter bal6 bon Der
lanoesberrltben @epalt befreiten, 10
mur6e 6as Nmt bes &u1nos iebr
friib iiberfliifitg rttb siag alf 6as
Sta6tregiment iiber. Desbalb lit bic
mabre 8e6eutung Ser rSunnenitra.
zen" raid III @ergeiienheit geraten
nnb lie iino- gu uSunositraben" ge>
mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15

sSS$HEygE&
fein, iooiel 5u orinfe, bab id nit
mebr ltrebt nabfe f6nnt. Sobalo
dis mie ie georeBt NOR, oebt lie am.
uer al ben 0ebesmeiler gebn III.
bebt Ben email for febr altslege.
@enr nner es nit e &in0 sl. 6ubn
bdtt, Damn f0Gn1lt mer i'm G bteiente
Spenfing getpne, alptuer nent1 mer
10 e altes bummes frnmmbeinigeS
&anneel Dor ith baGtt, nie midi,
Damn 6ebt MIR nod ems belle I'm
oas mar i'm for Die ga1t5e WeH
ais en- giel iii e &alb, bin5ufteue,
pomit i6 berbleitue Sgne SSbrr lie.
tper
9biIipp 9 m er.
H#.--E-E. FztEEEFGs -WE 10 &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
Ole qlloOe.
Mcne gtoifc

Crepe 9er,neil, Eaffetas Mnqora
5repe Nerian Hrtaate Qeinen, No-
labor, Crepe foriaan1 Crepe intbine
bringt bic Mooe iiir neihfalleuoe
iS5riiibiagrsaepdu6er, fIlr hnftigs
Sommerfleioer. @an5 re1l lit Ser
&c a%ionnree". @te idon Der Same
lagt, ibmiiden &aris bon 2-2h
i3oH bas Serge-@emebe tSber
fannie man d iours mir auf 2eine1t,
altf ouftigen gtoffen, unb es III
oas erite Meal, BOB lie al ei11elll
Boqgelpepe 8ertDenbung finoen.
Grepela aiouree lit gans bon flpinen
Raros ourbieBt, pobei nod ber=
n%orgeboben meroeu mtb, oaB bic
lGaoen Ser a iour-8il6ung Der
2qngsieiten cine anoere Mnoronl1ng
seigt mie sic Ser Qnerieiten, moonr6
cine eigenartige Mirfung er5ielt
miro.
Nene observation-disclosures
uelle Mtl1iter bemerfcn mir am Sour
lars. 0eridapuuoen iino 6ie geome.
4riiben 8iguren: an ibre Stelle ire.
ten erotiibe 8lumen: meiBer @ru1o
nit groBen, i6mar5en Motipen, oa.
;lpiibell feline, blaBlila 8lnmen;
:apenoelblal1er @runb nit groBen1,
;hmar5en Sorteniien; lbmnr6el
Druno nit roltfarbenen, {tililterten
glllme1t.
90 prdientiert it'd neuer 5olllaro
anieren bemu1oernoen 8liden. 9te
rcihe Meu1terung> Die 9roBen Mtot1pe
mirfe1 %oeforatiD genl1g, linn out
ldmiidenoes 8eimerf, anf tornpl1-
3ierte 6orm per5ibter gu fonner. SSn
gunltigiter. @eiie miro 10 Dem I'M
met nod in @nnlt ltebenoen n11o
b%leibenoen loien, einfa6en &leio
Ncdnlng %getrogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
Gin bubi>@es 41eto.
@Gnittmrliter 1913.

l1niere Snultration perani6ouliM
Sen iogenannten ,umtpnrf -Nod,
neblt biibiher 8luie init gan5 etgea.
artiqe1 Mcrmeln. Das Ml1Her 1tebt
cine meitere Seffnung Dor: Us
fommt in 6 @r0ben fit "a, SO,
So, 40, ~ un6 "A Sou 8rnitpeite.
Sir @r0Be 80 lino 4A CARDS BEG
IA Bon breiten Stoffes erforoerli9,
BUR Berorbeitltng 6ieieS Mooeas
.eianen itb @obarbine, 8roaoclotb
r6er @aibat1td, grepegetpebe nno
8aihfabrifate. Das &lei6 1T TIL.
ten 2 Onros mclt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
Gin g pielan5ug.
Ghnittmnlter 1929.

Sn einem uMomper" >9(n51tg mie
Oieien fam 6as &in0. iih ungebin.
BERT in @aus mo Sol ber1egen. Ole
rDut6" =2inien itno po5lgefdnig,
ebenio &ragen nno 2etbden. Geetg-
11ete Stoffe iino Gbins ooer @reton,
ne nit 2eintpan0 o6er GbambreD.
9as Muiter fommt in 4 @r0Ben
fir &inber bon /, 2, 3 un6 A Sab.
rem. Sir elm 3meiiGbrtges fino ~
CARDS bes IS 3oa bretten Stoffes
erfor0erlih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
Nusfumft in 9enH&er Spra6e.

Gas M,,sfunftsbureau gibt IN 0elit'
iter Sprade bereitpipigit 11tto To-
Itenlos Musfunft iber ane Die b1t11'
oegpertpaItuug betreffenoe Mngelege1l'
beiten, SffentIides @eiu1obeitstnelen,
goloqte,. uro Matroienaneelege,1bei'
ten, @eiebgebung, arbetterperDaltI1l'
l.. DECENTRALIZATION, 4uspanoerli1g,
ginponberung, Steuertpeien Melle'
paiie, gr3iebungstpeier nltp. AfIIa'
oer, iino Az ridfen an: German Sec'
tion, 8ureau Of Soreign ga1tsnage
nniormation gerpfrr, Mnnericar @eo
Gross, 10. 8eft s7fb Street, seeD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
Ofener Sdretbebrtet hes
pbtlipp 5anera,npfer.
Wein lieber SEER MeoadtionGr: -

Die Sihidenge.
geidiht Is ttptper ge-
blobt I'M id ben nids
mebr baDon geDort
lin 5e brauhe feline
Brill ba5u, ipenn
oenfe, i6 batt
audi fem @ort 11ebr
brinper geiagt. Wii-
ie 5e, es is for en-
celebrate SamiaIepa.
ter INNER e gnteS
Sing, penn ct neiB,
tnpnr, 81. feline Gfhr11t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY

9enft SIR Gt1pas bon Gmre @ai6e?
8eua 70, bauu piro es I'D Gu@ lpb'
aen, nidt anfer Adt 81 lafeu, ba6
ntr Gner Gigentnm bebanseln, als
ware es 6as nuferige. @ir babeu bic
boatan6ige 8aidantalt its Mors'
mefteu 1nb liefern erite &lafe Mrbeit.
Btr gebramden feline gbemtfalen;
mir ber6erben baber Gure Saden
nidt. @en1 Sir refine Mrbeh nnb BE-
tie geban6luug ,ppllt, banu benft an
aus. nniere 8reiie finb uie6riger als
Isnt,up, ,tnb mir beiorsen G1re 6a.
-milientpGide bi4iger aIs STR es felbt
tim fSunt. @tr baben Mgeuten in ben
nmlieeenben Stabten.
E. f. MEYER
Gigentimer
8. Nbe. 9Th. ct. glo,t0, Weetn1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15

Gin &ausfleio NIT moDlgefanige1l
uno beqremen 2tnien. Geeignete
5toffe lin6 @ingbam o6er 8ercale
nit meiBen ginidBen. 9as Mniter
fomlnt in Z @roBen fir 81, SO, 38,
40, AZ, A nnb 46 3ou 8ruittueite.
Sir @roBe 38 iinb 61s-Daros bes
36 3ou breiten Stoffes erforoerli9.
Die Mern1el Dnnen fl1r5 o6er lang
bergeltent Der6en. Ser Sod lit I'M
ten 2 Oarbs meit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
Il ~ aibrteg 5bnlfleih.
gGnittmli!er 1914.

arage11 nno Hunger 8luieneffeft
.luad]en oieies MoOeQ ~beionferS fir
eerannadienoe Maoben geeigret
Sur 3eritellul1g bieIes aleioeS ton
tle,1 Gbambrep nit RlaiO ober Ia
riertem @ingDam fir aragen nno
ManIGetten, pber 5erge mo @abar-
oi1,e Dertpenbet iperbe1t. Dos Mllitcr
ton1mt in a @r6Ben fir Ma6helt
bon 6, s 10 uno u Sabfren. Sill
cine 3eDniab6rige iino 4 YARDS oes,
80 8ou breiten 5toffes erforberlidl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-15
STR bas fIeine E06ter.
lein.
Sdnittmu'ter 1920.

ul1iere Sul1itratton perani6aulidt
cir lleberblnienfleio, 10 bubi6 uno
fleioiam fir fleinc Mao6en, ipie 1tllr
m0glid 1l1b babel lit es nod 1ei6t
ber5l1ltcllen lluD ST mai6en. Bongee
poer Doile hit Stiderei oher Cling,
bal,l nit 8aid6orte ooer Rreu5.
lti9sn.
Gus Miulter fon1mt IN 4 @r0Ben
fir M0oben bon 9, a, s nno 8
sSSubren. Sir cine 5ebSidbrige
6ralldbt man 2A CARDS oes S6 3oa
6reiten Materials fir oas &let0 ltno
1B CARDS fir ben @ltmp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-01
LIVE NEWS
from
ROSEMONT DEL RAJ
BRADDOCK MT. IDA
ST. ELMO.
LIVE NEWS
from

Mrs. Amos Herbert is recovering
from a severe attack OF grippe at
her home in Del Ray.
Rev. r. A. Mckay of Del Ray is
visiting friends in New Jersey.
Messrs. Bernard Seiplc and Joseph
Bagleqy, of Rosemont, spent the past
weekend in Philadelphia.
Miss Sallie Gordon. from Richmond.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. j, Lunn,
on Seminary Hill.
Mrs. Lewis A. Hutchinson, of Ber-
lin. \. H., is the guest Of Mrs. Lydia
Spotford, on Seminary Hill.
Mrs. Florence Kennedy and Mrs.
J. D. Whitner. from Altoona, Pa, re-
Gently visited their son and nephew.
Mr.. Harry +. Kennedy, on Walnut
street, Rosemont. ,..
Mr.. W. L. Kidwell will come from
Cincinnati to be with his family IN
Rucker Place, Rosemont. over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Erwin and
children moved Wednesday from their
former home in Ruckcr Place to their
future home at Randall Highlands,
D. c.
Harry Wesley, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs, H. L. Butler, is i'll with pneu-
monia at their home in Del Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Trapnel,
from Elizabeth, n. j., are spending
the weekend in Rosemont, with Colo
mel and Mrs. Thomas J. Kirkpatrick.
Mr.. Neville Hall has returned to
Quantico after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Hall in Braddock Heights the
early part of the week.
Mrs. X. T. Hardin and Mrs. Jenni-
Ger Broaddus went to Richmond one
day this week on church business.
Mrs. John Cannon has had the front
porch Of her home on Hume avenue,
st. Elmo. wire-screencd in readiness
for warm weather comfort.
Mrs Daniel Bell and little daughter
were recent guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dwyer, in st. Elmo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Grossman, with
their children, from Capitol Heights,
Md. were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Lusby in st. Elmo.
Mr.. Thomas Shackleford, who has
been visiting his nephew, Mr.. Thomas
Dwyer, in St. Elmo, has returned to
mis- home in Clarksburg, W. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-01

Mrs. A. C. Berry, from Washington,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Hawkins, in st. Elmo this week.
Mrs. W. H. Hall is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. c. Stribling, in
Markham, Va.
Mr.. W. R. Newton is having the APP
pearance and the comfort of his home
on Clifford avenue. ST. Elmo, greatly
enhanced by the addition of an east
side and front porch, work on which
is nearing completion.
Mrs. Turner Powell, with her two
children, from Norfolk, were recent
guests of Mrs. F. Clinton Knight in
George Washington Park.
Miss Eugenia Taliaferro, who is a
house guest of Mrs. r. E. Acton, IN
Rosemont, is visiting in Baltimore
for L week.
Miss Constance Bousa, of Rosemont,
is with her sister, Mrs. X. G. Moore,
who is i'll at her home in Mount Jack
son, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Hull, from BaIti-
more, is the guest of Miss Collins
Jones in Rosemont.
Mrs. William Kleysteuber returned
to her home in Del Ray this morning
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. White. in Charlotte, n. c.,
for the past two weeks.
Rev s. A. Wallis Will conduct Len.
ten services at 7:3C o'clock this even
ing in Emmanuel Episcopal Church in
Braddock Heights; also the Sunday
morning service at II o'clock. The solo
music at this service will be sung by
Mrs. N. P. Davis, contralto. Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
The Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church will meet on Monday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock in the home OF
Mrs. William II. Duncan, Braddocb
Heights.
There will be the usual services al
Del Ray Baptist Church on Sunday
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; preach.
ing at II a. M; 3. Y. P. U. at Ga;
/ p. m, and evening preaching service
at 7:45 p. m. Rev. R. A. Mckay, pas
tor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-01
X of c News

The local council of the Knights
of Columbus have mapped out a
lecture program that is of great IN
terest to the members of the council.
The plan is to have a series of ten
lectures upon American historical
characters and events. The lectures
will be given by members of the
council, and arc intended as an ed
ucational course upon those person
ages and events that have combined
to make what is known as American
History While deeply appreciative
of the labors of cur American Fore
fathers. it is, however, true that VIC
know but too little of the intimate
life of those persons who have con-
tributei so greatly to the formation
and perpetuation of the American
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Miss Sallie Gordon. from Richmond,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. j. Lunn,
on Seminary Hill.
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Mrs. Lewis Edelin, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. C. Tesh,
in Del Ray, left Wednesday for her
home in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reveley ems
tertained at a most enjoyable danc>
for their daughter, Miss Virginia,
Wednesday evening in their home on
Clifford Avenue, st. Elmo. Between
80 and 40 young people of the neigh
borhood were guests of the evening.
Messrs. Thomas C. and George W.
Darst, students from the Virginia
! Episcopal School at Lynchburg, are
/ spending the spring holidays in the
home of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wise, in Rosemont. The
brothers are sons Of Bishop Darst,
of North Carolina
Among the number of hostesses to
the teachers attending the State
Teachers Convention in Alexan-
dria, are Mrs. Chester A. Gwinn and
Mrs. H c. Linn, in George Wash
ington Park, also Mrs. w. E. Swan,
Mrs. R f Acton, Mrs. Wilmer }.
/ Waller and Miss Collins Jones, in
! Rosemont.
The seth birthday anniversary of
Rev. Willis L. Wayts, was quietly
and pleasantly celebrated in his
home on Belefont Avenue, Del Ray,
with calls and remembrances from
neighbors and friends both near and
at a distance.
The G. NJ. II. S. baseball team lost
Wednesdays game to their visitors,
the Eastern High School team, with a
score of s to !. At $3.50 o'clock today
they played St. Johns College, from
Washington, on the diamond at
Lloyds Station. Saturday the George
Mason team will go to LeesburG to
play the High School team of that
place, and on Monday and Tuesday
Coach Devers will take them to Mary
land to play the teams of Charlotte
Hall Military Academy and Leonard
Hall Military Academy.
Mr. James d. Hall while conval-
escing from recent operation is
visiting in the home of his uncle
Mr.. W. ". Hall, on BraddoeE
Heights.
The Sunday services at Del Ray
! NJ E. Church will be Sunday SchOo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-01

Mrs. Amos Herbert is recovering
from a severe attack Of grippe at
her home in Del Ray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-01
TONAI.L CONTAINS A SAFE !,
AND HEALTHY FORMlJI- A
4 Tonic Free From Excessive Al
cOhOl

4 Tonic Free From Excessive Al
cOhOl
It is the practice with some per-
sons to snecr at proprietary medi-
cines, hut in many cases there is Il
self-intercst at stake. In spite Of
this attempt to sheer at all proprie-
taIy medicines, thousands Of persons
are using, for example TONALL and
get the very best results they are
looking for, and no attempt to dis
credit or any amount of ridiculc can
alter the opinion Of those who are
taking a useful and effective medicine
TONALL bottles display on the
label the name Of every root, herb
and bark, contained in it, and the
manufacturers know how to COM
Pitt streets, Alexandria, Va.
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For Greater Alexandra

Ferry to Maryland Shore.
Belqian Blocks replaced on Washing
tom High10ay By asphalt.
North Alfred and Columbus Streets
improved to Washington boulevard
Washington BouleVGrd made safe 81
GbUttiRg strips.
More Fairgrounds for the children.
Public Park.
Modern Y. N. c, A. BUitdiRg.
Reduction in Gas Rates.
Reduction IN CITY Tares.
500 Houses or Apartments.
Municipal Pier
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pound and blend the ingrediSats in
order to produce the highegtetfGSency
as a medicine. 4s
As an article of food can be spoil
cd because the cook is indhHsp%tent
when given The best matertagss but a
Fos O. j}S S23 Z si9eFss sas~hieh is
Some persons are always skeptical
but would Professor Beck, chemist of
Franklin and Marshall College, of
Lancaster, Pa, give a certified analy-
sis regarding the purity of TONALL
as being free from poisonous drugs if
it was not pure? Wrapped in every
bottle of TONALL is a copy of Pro-
fessOr Beck's analysis.
Tonall is sold at Edgar Warfield's
Jr., Drug Store Corner of King and