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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
NO HOPE OF FINDING
 PB0sPECT0R HENDERSON

Eugene McD'0Eor who Wn. n prospecting partner witch Alex Hen- dcrua who disappeared throo weoka or more ago i'm Che vicinity 0. Idaho Inlet not far from uoonah arrived in town late Monday night of taa week. Tie mya an hope for over dnIue Henderson alive hu 1en abandoned Many theories are ad- umcoI concerning One disappearance of ihc man but Che eEnct manner of hi. disappearance win probably mower ba known Mr. MoC'o.toy and officials of Che government did a'I tbat was no 'tlo lo do I'm Che way of searching for Ihc missing man and only gave mp whom an .ae p'aoos .t us no .b'o for h.m .o bc had ocon thoroughly covered.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
SEATTLE ALIVE TO
 HERRING INDUSTRY
Anxious That Senate heccaes From Position Imposing But Liga,
 Duty m a...H Packs

|. Uu.. m. -.H... r.U. from IT. H...o. .u mn. ne .H" .. Hr.. n.. on un0.... Scotch .r .H H.W .0U. bring. ......0.. .nu..r Tn A.H." nm. .U. VII. H. |..'I 00a.H ...H according Tn m. NHHmh.. o. ..mm.. n.." .u. 0.Hn" who .r.. IT .H HHH..' .o ... H...." ... I.-... Il. .1u. " ....u". n. nHH.u.. ... .n| ..H.. n ..... IH. n....H. L'.. duty. ...'. million |...H .. American capita.
 Invested Tn n. .... industry in I... and .H. IH..u. ... .mn..r.. i. .....u. U. r- m. 0.ur |". .H.m'. ". ..um... declares .... ... only m... whereby . uH0r.u. in. .r. ... .. "..m'u."..
 .. ...... in "." n. m.
 m...... from |H". .. Inn. r-.Ua. n. Ur. on .Ho 0-.U
 articles which wi" .U... .... Tn ..mH... .H. ..r market. .H M. H equality A
 mmHru I.H... 0. 0HHn. ... ..U eI.. nm.
 Tn. rH0mu. boat" mr. r.u... II. ..U H0.. .u." 0. H.rr. i'm nm. ...Huer. II
 " ... No" |... m|. ....
 o H.HH U.. Tho I Y. 0H I.H.. ...H .H0 Scotch E .... and Ina. IT " ..u .omno.. .n n... "I rr H... 'o- Preparations uU. 0.n. mad. by ..0 dock. H.r. .n r.H.'. ...I '.re.r tom.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE
 CONDUCTING EXAMINATION

...u... 1. Ono n...0. Division o. m. Am.r.n H.. Or0 '.I. ..0 . ..U.u.uu. physical examination. 0 IT. pupils The H0'.. "H.. u0.. win r.Hur. '.U days or n0..
 M U.H. ..|.... u "..
 H. ..Ir.H on H..'H .U. H".0n Tn H. ru....Hm o. One HH0'.
 ... W.... H.... who" .. .I...n.. H.. not ~
 nm. subject. .r'.I upon ..r..u... I.. ... ."H. a. ..0 EI. ..... and H.' H..I...n. m.nI from attending m. .mH.H. meet.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
GOVERNOR BONE LEAVES
 TUESDAY FOR FAIRBANKS

Governor Bone Ieft on tho coa.. guard cutter Unaia Tuesday even me for Seward at which p.ace he would atc tho Government railroad for Fairbanks. where hc win deliver Che dodIca.orv address at Che iorm ononiue of Che Alaska Agr.cu.tur. College and School of Miuc on neN Tuesday U S Marshal George h Beaumont ls accompanying Governor Bone. They arrived iu Seward f0 tarday would ro to Anchorage i'- day and leave for Fairbanks 'omor- row. Weather conditions permitting. nov win return to thc coast over Ho Richardson Highway
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
JURORS ARE DRAWN
 FOR OCTOBER TERM

U. W..u..ur a0 t.. woo. Iu.. for tH. |.U ...u n. .ou. H..uuu. U.0H.. .nI H.r. drawn .o..o.
 Grand Jury Eo.H. s.HoHHa.l. h. Wm.e.. r. O. Num. t F HH. H U ou.HH W.uu IT. W.' ..n U. K. Trnn. ". J. H.u. J. M s.n.. and H H.Eouuu nI Juneau. In. u.Ir.I. l. H. GuHu Thoma. J. H.Hmu Hugh IHoer DHH-.. sHrmm and IHIu. Iou..u oI noHe I. Donald H.GuH. C J. NIa o. sH.. n. A. H.ue.l Haue H. T. smuaur CH.Hael. I WIN.m-
 mIWa Donald N nar. s. Ho. swn" ". A. ire. e..Har
 n... Jury CHnr. car.er w c. e.-m.r tm. u.Hor John Luu. r. N.uon..I Andrew J. MIH.0n. VI J. N.uma.I F A Lynch .Io. H.... L.nn.rI Uu...ou Prod Hm. Ue Ferguson. George r. Nar tim John u..ru 1T w. EuH..N.
 Prank n s..ronaor David Wage rmm J. H s.IUor J. W. L.w. II. HIn..HHo0. J. U H"E" and William W....Hm. an o. laH o..r. Alex N|I0. B. U H.r.Ho.O IaHe.
 M N...rm.o. Henry rHuo Arthur H smith, Sam Huhho.m and HH.. Anderson an o. Douglas
 E.uE " H.o... 70. Ir.H."o.. q. J. E.rH.H r. Wallace. A. Ia mu.n and w. s rH.. an oI s.ae ..r William F uH..E OH.omeo.. T IT WHm.r II lHIn.r- and ". H H.Hmm a. s.t.a. IT, C. HnH. Hu. C.H Hu sl.H Hol Spring
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
METROPOLIS OF MAYO
 STEADILY IMPROVING

4 recon. letter ho-o from keno HW m.uonoH. o. tHe Nua ooHn. .rr I ... four greatest need. o. tH.. now town we.. h0HE ueW- r.n doctor and telegraph o..Oa m. nH two houe Imperative ,o H well h..H. CT Iha four only one has h.H supplied and lm H Che f....- for Dr. ch.pman O. naHn I'm. ..n. .. ... now town and .o'- U.I ... tH. nr.0.o. o. h" n.a.0- .nr. I... reports r 'HHo nro mo hopes o. n n.n. newspaper or ...e-
 .nH o... being I....I among .'e Improvement o. l.no Hm lha Ee'r
 possibly mot n..t Eour Che Cone Iu .a..nmout having un.. down ... proposition Io e..oHd Che Dominion telegraph Ine to .H" H... and .0e nH.uc ol Che place mo. r.. he.re .nIcI.n. to Waran.
 .. H..I Hr newspaper.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
OPTIONS ARE TAKEN
 0E RYDER PROPERTY

r.. Unicorn group oHue. Hr John H....rI . I.. W...r H boon rrrI.. .. A. n rr.... who. V. I. ur...-... vim .rn.rU. I.. .r .'rrn... carried or .H.. summer nr m. .er.r rho Unicorn r..r l.. He Missouri which Mr. r.. ..r m. under bond. c.raI.uH. "H.. I'm. boon don. or .rr Hr0Hr.. .u. Chi. .ru .mn... o. H.eH
 .r.I ..mH... .0-H.r H... any H.. produced ... U..r.. Har. boon rr..... down.
 Tn. HH. group un Bear Hr.r owned h O Erickson and Wm Fn woe. bonded to au sIe. won known Alaskan who Eaa N.. T... connection. Undo. .H. .... fH. bonn. development. r..I n.. ". mH. n.E. rn. whom ..r H..r rive. ur.I-. WI have H..n H... N.r.-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
TOTAL COLLAPSE
 THREATENS EUROPE
Great Britain and France Drifting Apart Toopariza Existence
 oi Triple Entente

Now Tm. .ooHHn. oI Che allied indemnity con..ren.. 'u London and uH mm. development. drove homo Io European and American H'alo mon and n.UU.. oha.rr.u lhal .hc peril. .onumUue Europe ar. more IuIE and dangerous 'Hun Ht anI n.H. Im. Hno. 'ro.e. WaH de- IIc..
 Wn ernt nHun and France slowly IuUur apart and dissolution o. m. Inr'o-Fr.H.h entente IHr.0.. .r... new European alliance. are .n IH. m...rr
 AM m. ponce .r.rt. growing ou, ID. lIa .r... war a-. confronted W.'N an.r modification or complete re- r..0H
 Thor. u. four u..l nlam..onn. rr.H'.m. .0n.rou..ue Europa. Ih0e
 . roughly grouped are.
 German indemnity WI.n mo. .I.Hm and n0IU'. reduction.
 Eua problem embracing condition. on which tH. soU.. would ho ro.1.n...I
 Solution 0. I.. near o. in way II. crI m. war between Greece and |u.e
 Cancellation o. uar doa.H
 Premier runur. my aa ho rnu.H chamber o. deputies to nuc- .on Ur. mir.onlon. action ..n.. a.rmnnr Io compel .Ho n'r- mon. 0I indemnity and Huw.o Ieh... such sanction mo 0nun. would n.c .H. form o. ..IH military o0.una- um . omn m by France. s.mI Franc. .... ouch rigorous ae- lion l. might H..U.u.e Ono roa' European .r Ih.t h.. 9 long o.an I.r.I
 Britain showing friendship for s.mur and IT. supported by Italy, France. .e.r hostile towards e.rmrr imported by Belgium. H.r.. m..rI into ..Ur. r"t.e .- r...m.u.. M..H Belgium Ho'md omI.. HuuH. Hmu.a and na- .om.. Tm..r Germany Hnd Hu. I.r. entered into m aro. men. which nm. become lu actual military .uano. II allied pressure auu.. Germany increases Iu.F l" virtually .aa..I o fur aH nm a..'- .uc. H .on..ru.I
 AM Europe ..In. WI.h mr0. and nr.. uI.H absolute cH.o. Thwe .H rar in Che re.r e... and n ro|md. G.mHnr .o.r ..N| war unless One H.ren.. H..Noau Hr.m and l.u- mich arc definitely ..Ioi.
 uH'E Inn. .uI nal through un.ruIuU oI violence. nro..nIutod by .U. warfare ne.ue.u FHc..u and o.uHa. Labor n Iu.N GumuF and er..I unun H r"Ure
 T.. HmH o. EI G.rma.u hHH boon uuUr modified .o keep hanf- mn. Iu.T. from u.tor dissolution. Tn. r... 0. ser. Inn. mover boon -...I. Thor. II. widespread de- m.uI tor r.UIon ol the rWH of I..I.
 Taxation everywhere .s hUFy hu, nr.umr in OrH. H.uu Italy and Germany TH. money oi Central Europe on Che IoHossau. One can nnr I0al mar. for nm American UoIur and before One war tHo acr- man mrE wa. worth from .l io -' ..n.a in United sa... .o.u
 Thor. deep gloom aI over Huon. and One uel few mon.h. should ton whether It Is Io end Iu .n ..r.H.uu.U o. sunny ...e.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
.PyBLo SCHOOL
 IN Fy-L SWING
Opens Tuesday for l3 Term with 3l9 Pan.Is m Attend
 uce-.ore l0 Come

WM lon registration o, aIa pupil. and probably a0 or 10 moro io como. .he Immu Public a0hoo. re opened for ho rnWur rhon' year Tuesday morning and now dul oran.r.I nnl going smoothly o. nI He whom .0hon ornT H0nIm morning much O. UHa Wo0E having boon spent .u arranging branches 0.
 study or n.lue e.a". and s0.una generally lined mp for lcure work
 m One uadr Ihe number of Hu pIa 10s n am are divided aa lor Ioua
 Kindergarten. e2, F.ut waio is. Second fl Third I fow.h iN. FHh lst sixth l1
 Junior H.eH IT.. 26i IIa 20, uL
 smIor Hrh-I. I5i q. lG; m .I2
 Normal donummt--I.
 Tho ParochIm hooI also re- opened Turday morning uItl nu at tendance of re. hut U.. One public .chool Che attendance win be n- eeaa.l by quito uum0er probably from I1 Io I5.
 Tho total cuoImon. O. Che Iu. nenu public school laHt year wa. afs. which Ia lo moro Chan lhat O. IH.H year While tlo prcout enroll mont win materially .ucrolae W.,n.H n tow Wo0.s. U !. uoI believed .i W.II
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
LIVE ANCHORAGE WIRE
 VISITS HERE LATELY

HH.. N D0HmU HN man o. Nn..ou... N.a h.re .r0ra. day. n...r leaving ou Che ano.'n. "0o n.nr m..nH. for hurried hH.'
 trip .o s..II. II. ".I return Tn .n.Hou.. l0. HlI" Hr. o. ."
 month.
 Mr. U0uur " r...I' '. mo 'n.Uue. Chamber nI Commerce Iurn. III. ..I.r portion o. Cha. city n ...n.. nm. he probably a.l ma.. H.n any o.H.. 0U. m0n Tn HHnH II nm .a 1T. n...I .."u0nr n. nne o. m. m. W...Hr...n" .HHm Hno ..mmuU.. Tn VI. A..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
MASTER TURNER NO ,

.... born .' MT. and ..-.. H.r Tr-r.- n. .r. ro.n.... .r.. H0m no.". Nor.I norr.rr making I.r lr.r. I0U n Che Turner family uIH ..e rH.I cha. H 0 visions homo.
 grown n.H.U ...u or Hr hnHI I1 entertain him Tn H" 0n.HH ra- Under m. eIr. n. .r. N. T.ern. m. mother and mol" aa '-. r.rr r.0rr nicely nm. W '.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
F0BEER NEWSPAPER MAN
 AT FORT SEWARD POST

Captain R c. Wright former aIu- dent al ho University oi Wmhiug tom where ho took tho couro In journalism and graduated In 1916. h.n. la'or employed ou Che Seattle Tm. H now captain u Ihe army and na .d through Jmcau on tho steamer Jefferson Iasl auudny night for Fort William n Seward whore he win ue stationed for perhaps 'ho naEl two ycau Although born and
 ari in seal.ie Captain Wright Ia now Iu hia.ha for uNo lut timc and whom hor. on tle way through vaa enthusiastic over the country a9 far
 Ho had seen it.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
CHlJTlJ0IA OPENS
 SEPTEMBER FIFTEEN
Ero ErcrIer. Rueuma Presented
 During Evenings Beginning

TH... .... rH.H..U0H. NN .n. nm .Hr ...n.n. n. Hr..E r.H. 10 Town. .H.. H... .He... hoard m. I.. program .U. ....
 ...r. U.U. .u. U. .u'.. .r...UH.U finn. wH
 . and splendid ..w." H" .H m n. general .r..-..
 appearance. o H. N comb. O.r.... ..mH.H. n group 0. Hr.. uI.n..I musician. wan bring -..t r....ur. n. m HH0 enjoy ..o H... .n music. .0.r program. ".. .r..u.. many .....oH. from One ..... m..r Harry Now" .nrH. OI H.UI.E .n. Ha..Hu.
 HH.r.. r0... U. WuH strength and ure. Audience. 0 both E and West H.r. .r.Hr.n.H. nnr...uo. ID. ....". IrnH M.r.. r0.n. ur. m. youngest .r... Y" r....I. m. --.. from One HHr.. |....m. 0. ur Lnr.." NrH'.Un. r.... u. n ... .. mn H'r .n being accomplished m..." t.e..Iar. N..-. pianist. H.."- r.r'r known u W...W OHn... H ...uH.r U.'... nm ." rrr... .r. for other UuuH. .. ... program.
 Coin. H'... Company .r. . ..mH.r.".. TT. mu. . .r..r.r.rm... I'm ...H." '" r H Going ... " H.I ".- program ... H..u.. H.0 H0... ... H" m|..0n. "H".-
 and ... mH.-Hr.. H~.-.. .. ... explain ."" . r.r. r... .r. ...'..
 r.. H..... ......u. . u. r.r... .H... H.H.. .H. Wal. . H....... drummer. 0. .'. VI. nous E. Band o. H'... I.m... II. mn. . H.ru IH".. m-H program H.". pipe ...... .n. Ht VII. -n... ..um .H. M. M H... exceptional drum accom- ....
 .| II. m...
 country.
 m H-.. ". widely r..... H...... .I.I..
 -. uH... @ n. N..".. ... .H.".". Institution HH. ...
 I. "H... ...r decidedly interest ..e and .H......r.
 ..H-.. O."u. . |. Ho .H. Ir.." .r. Think.
 " w. .r." ...r.rr| H... .-. .'.. ".. Inn. r.. inspiration and HH.m The. .-. |....... m . H...."... ." r.... m.nn.. nm. H-0r. ... IT. .rHU.| Io t.. r.mr IH. '.H..m E n Carpenter. World. !" ... u...r. ...
 astronomical stud. nm. ".. Ua-. .we| .. n Che ".H .I M. bring. m.rE u..-H- n.H rH. oHr starr. H... nHr III. ".... o. rH. E.-r rr God. r.. sermon. ... . .u.r. n. m. -..HU0. 0. .u.. nm" r....r. --mm.. question and n. rn H" "... ." ".. touch rrH. animation 0r
 n. r ..m m ...ne aH I'm. Wonder. Electricity. H Ford aI c....-n.. mako. H.. o. some rrr.I .rH.".s HH... He utH r.r T. show from m. platform some H. IT. ....r.. ....e. .....r... can n. mad. T. ... H." .0m0n. Hrr I...u.. and ..n0r.r.. Inn. boon found worry .H......u.u. and H. Tn. n...u MI. h. given .r .'. Coliseum .. or t.. date.
 September N. .. IT and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
BALANCE OF TRADE
 I5 AGAINST JUNEAU

As partial oIset to One more chan forty people who io.t Juneau on fhe sle1mer Princes Alice for Che .ru.h yesterday morning four babies ton per cont or thc population Io"t uere added to lhc residential ''at during .hc week and Namo iumor
 g -but you can never believe anI- thne Chat old e.rI ..reu'a.e
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
RETURNS TO HIS DEVICE

CoI T. C. GoturIe onr.r0or 1l .h' hasm Road Commission returned mriy .hs wcoE from hurried rI to Che interior where ho inspected work now under War Tie oontem platas another trip lo thc westward iu Che near future
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
WOULD CLOSE BUSINESS

District Attorney A. G shoun started proceedings in tho Federal court yesterday to closo Che hmcr'- can Cigar Store of this place Ono proprietor of which was recently convicted of having liquor on One promises Tho case win como up for hearing before Judge Reed one week from today.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
20 VISIT MINING PROPERTY

H.H0u ...'nH
 u.. Ie.. o. .H. t.0. r...'..E .o. Primo. HarH. from WHenr. Ho WI. .. .- H.... .o look over 'm. m.n. ... r.n..-.r II. which H0 inter. ..rH and from which oN....'. l0 port" how. ".... boon '...... Hnan H r-orr..or Q. .0. 7.... Poo. Room m mi. n...U
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
GOES SOUTH ON BUSINESS

w. G. Io.ron o. tH. Juneau Hardware Company 'e| or I.. rru.. A..e rte-Iag morning oH a la..r.s strip To s.at.Ie. ". win return .H. '.# ol .re present month.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09
0ID PI1CEB HWEB DEs

Napoleon Hamt who had been Tn and ..0W. u.Naou .neo l0. orI ..r.g O. .H.l l..Ho. 0.oI .aer. TO- ruHu Ha wa. . French Canadian.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09

George A. Parks chief of Che Field Division Of tho General Land OrIce. after spending four months .n Che interior and to Che westward. Wll arrive here on Che Alameda due neN. Tuesday.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09

IT H. T....r arrived ou .0e Prime aU.. ru.I.r r0u Hu.ne
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-09

TonI value Of products
 of Alaska .... tl.aab,niH
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
Office County Beard Of Education

Rel Air. Md. May 18th. ises
| Kids will be received at this Office until IL
| o'clock N, Wednesday. June 7th, 1922, for
supplying the Public Schools with No. Screen-
| ed Anthracite coal The County has been diSid-
| cd into nineteen districts. Ms followAi
| /. al. e-i, I'll. Sci tt6 tons for the xroop)
2. ii, 81, al. OIL. ii-i. Ills, lei. 2ci. ga
| tons for the group),
ir2 2ee t4s tons for group.l
4 i4.s, iS-s, iS-2, i7-s. lols tons for tho
s. ip.2 li.s, ie.a. leo, us tons for the
{, ST.. s.s. ls-s, Sea. les tai tons for the
sroapl.
I, i.s. "a. s.s. I'd, Cd, se-t, 2s.i. Sea. PED.
| (Ss tons for the Eroupl.
ls-. is-a, ala, is-s. lea. Sea, AGA Aca tS7 tons
for the rroupb.
TO- 81. a.. 90. so-i. ss., uS tons for the
IT, is.I. lis. As. b-6. T.S. Ills. ,s-s ga
u. IS. IS. ii.5. les. scS Us tons for the
Is. IS tons for Darlington u5-l must be
il. Is tons for Dublin tls,s) must he No.
is, rs tons for Jarrs,tsvilie ts-D mus, he
"a. 40 tons Bitumnous coal for Bel Air
di.sl, Mention kind when bidding.
II. 40 tons hituminous coal for Slate RidHe
t2-S1. Mention kind when bidding.
is 40 tons Bituminons coal for Highland
(s-5) Mention kind when bidding.
10. 40 tons Bituminous coal for Aberdeen
tl-sl. Mention kind when bidding,
All the above coal 10 be 2sso lbs TO the ton
BIDS mus, be msie for the different districts
separately. as outlined above. but any bidder
may bid for than one district.
An coal is to be delivered before September
s0th, 1924 10 be housed where place IL provided
and 10 be paid for at that date.
For convenience we have designated schools
by District No. and School Number Any bid
der desiring names and location Of any schools
will be furnished spme from this office
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. and 10 house coal at contractors ex-
pense. Il necessary.
BY order of the Board.
C. MILTON WRIGHT, Supt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
STATE OF MARYLAND
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Sealed proposals for building one section OF
State Highway, A. followsi
hartford COUNTY Contract H.3O.
One section OF tho State Highway be-
tween shawsviile and Worthwhile for
distance Of sc miles (Concretel
will be received by the state Roads Coinn's-
sion AT It's offices, col Garrett building, Bat
tlmore, Maryland. until ~ NJ. Standard Time
on the 9Th day OF June, 1879, nj which time
aud place they will be publicly open and read.
Kids mus, he made upon the blank proposal
form which. with specifications and plans VIII
be furnished by the Commission upon appli-
cation and cash payment Of si.oo. a. hereafter
no charges will be permitted
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a certified cheek for the sum OF Five Hun-
dred ts6o0l Dollars, payable 10 the State Roads
Commission.
The succesafui bidder will he required TO
give bond, and comply with the Acts of the
General Assembly of Maryland. respecting con-
tracts.
The Commission reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
18th day OF May, is22. -
j. N. MACKAI.L.
L. IL STEuART, Chairman.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
BALTIMORE MAN GAINS 10
POUNDS
Three Years OF Stomach Trouble End.
ed And He Feels Like A New Man

Three Years OF Stomach Trouble End.
ed And He Feels Like A New Man
~ have gained exactly nineteen lbs.
by taking Tanlac and it's the first
time in years that have felt like my
self" Is the emphatic statement of
Frank p. Case, 1903 West Dover st.,
Baltimore, well known machinist EN-.
ployed at the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road shops.
"My stomach troubled me 30 bad for
three years that 1t came near complete
ly wrecking my health. My appetite
went back on me and when did eat o
little something gas would form and
keep me in pain and misery for hours.
In fact, food seemed to do me more
harm than good, for l lost weight and
strength until got so weak that was
often forced to lay off from my work.
When ! did work it would tire me 30
! would just come dragging in home
in the evenings absolutely exhausted.
MY nerves were 30 undone that sleep
was next to impossible and / had so
little energy and strength that IL was
an effort for me TO get out of bed in
the mornings. After trying about ev-
cry kind of medicine | could think of
or heard about only to be disappointed
each time l had just about concluded
that nothing could help me.
"Tanlac did not seem to do me much
good, either, right at first, but by the
time started on my third bottle
commenced to improve by leaps and
bounds, and five bottles have Just the
same as made me over into new man.
now eat and enjoy my three square
meals every day that rolls around, and
my stomach trouble Is a thing Of the
past.
MY nerves are like iron and sleep
like a trooper every night. / don't
seem to get tired any more, for can
put In o hard days work and come
home In the evenings feeling as fine
as when ! start out in the mornings.
When ! began taking Tanlac / only
weighed one hundred and forty-three
pounds and now tip the scales at one
hundred and sixty-two. II / get much
stouter I'll have TO buy myself new
outfit, for my clothes are all getting
too tight for me now. Just ask the
boys down at the shop; they all know
what Tanlac has done for me and what
I think Of It."
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26

Aberdeen, May 23ri--The Conduit
Construction gang Of the American
Telegraph and Telephone Company Is
working on the Philadelphia road un-
der the direction Of Foreman Thomas
w. Feassy and Mr.. c. II. Childs. The
force Of workmen are domiciled In Alb
alieen honaes.
The Rev. William A. Price expects
10 return from the meeting Of the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the Presbyterian
church at Des Moines In time 10 occupy
bib pulpit In Grove church ON Sunday
The 18th instant The Rev. DIR. Henry
Branch delivered the morning sermon
last Sunday and was welcomed by his
many Aberdeen friends. During his
Itinerary he was entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. r. 0'Neill Mitchell Of Perry
man.
MI. Aubrey N. Mltchell's class Of
buys Of Grove Sunday School won the
nirNhip contest and they, with tho
cabinet Of the Sunday School will be
given an outing on Mr. II. o. Mitchelps
shore on Bush River In the near fur
ture.
The dance given In the American
Legion Hall on Monday evening by
Victory Lodge, Eastern Star Lodge No.
40 was both social and financial sue
cess.
The League Of Women Voters Of
Aberdeen gave delightful card party
1t the home Of Mrs. Roy James, OF
Havre de Grace. on Thursday after
noon. lees and cake were served.
Mrs. w. b. Harvard entertained ut
bridge on Wednesday afternoon at her
home near Churchville. The occasion
was IN honor Of her sister, Mrs. Diston
Rile, Of Germantown, Pa Mrs. Riie
viii spend the summer with Mrs. Har-
ward.
Mrs. G. Harold Baker entertained
the Bridge Club ct her home ON Bel
Air Avenue on Friday afternoon Of last
week.
Miss Elisabeth Roberts and Mr.. John
DalIam, Of Baltimore, visited Mr.. and
ksrs. George Roberts on Monday.
Mrs. II. p. wilcoxen. of Fairfax, Va.
returned home on Saturday after q
visit TO Mrs. ]. H. Kennedy.
Miss Ella Dever entertained the b.
q Club Ut her home near perryman on
Wednesday afternoon.
Aberdeen win have another carnival
beginning Saturday evening, May 9th
and continuing on the evenings OF the
70, 80 and 3ist. This occasion Is rs
was the one Of last fall for the benefit
of the Firemen and the baseball club
and viii be held on the concrete square
on Broadway.
Mrs. Ida Michael spent the past week
with the family Of Rev. William A.
Price.
Lieutenant Arthur D. Elliott who has
secentiy been transferred from the
Rafitan Arsenal 10 Camp Meade, spent
the week end with the family Of Mrs.
n Z. Hanways
Msa. Emily chapmzN ct New. YER
Ii \ guest Of Mrs. H. p. Stasbaagh.
Mr.. II. p. Strashaugh spent part Of
the week In Pruvidence, RI.
Miss Dora Morgan was guest of
Mrs. Daisy Allen Story Of Westehes-
ter, N. r., and Of Mrs. ]. III. Coiyer,
u Brooklyn, ". Y, during the past
week