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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
GERMANS BACK
Italian Lines on Piave and Mountains
Beat off Attacks With Severe Los
ses 10 Enemies.

Victorious Britain carried on 10.
day with her triumphant smashing
of the Hirdenburg lines.
Tanks. cavalry. infantry--all were
closing steadily aronni Cambria
the great war machine rumb,:ng orc,
the enemy just Is the tanks first
crushed their way through the Ger
man lines
The Tommics are now almost with
in grasp Of the German depot #
Cambrai aS this dispatch is written.
One hundred square miles II
French territory has been redeemed.
Every hour makes the British VIC
tory more gigantic in its scope. move
astounding in its conception anG cX-
ecution. The Hindenburc line iias
been smashed to fliuterS.
Ten thousand prisoners with POD
officers nave been captured.
l.hnipH. NDs. -.--'r re' '''ail '1'tit''-
sioa that the advance into Italy has
received an undeniabic check is seen
here in c,riOusly brief statements
from Won Ludendorff on the vast op-
GRAFTON, one OF The greatest of the
war. The Berlin official statement
s;nlDlv said there was no change on
the Italian front, while the supple
n."ntary report last night declared
there was mo news from Italy.
When things are going vel! the
rrusSian cpmmuniqu"s are rerhaSe.
Rome reported another serious reverse
frr the Teutons in the region between
the Bl'rnta and piave rivers. where
the foe has made wholesale but futile
sacrifices in attempts 20 rush the Inc
0 small mountains and thus gain the
plains behind The piave line.
Dense masses of hostile Infantry
assaulted Monte Pcrtica: northwest
of Montc Grappa, three times. racn
tir,r they were thrown back with
enormous losses. The attar X re-
pcatcJ the history Of the Sangumary
Bat useless attempt on Monte Mon
fcncra and Monte Tomha. The Two
aforementioned peaks arc still FIRMLY
in the 6on.iS Of i),:.h:S rc*rI, the lc,,'
tcr+ holding only u prccariors foot
in.r on tie northclu slopes Of Tomba.
ondon, Nov. - There are Ger
tain Indications that Germany, en-
60 !raced rs the pac;fist riots in ~
rich. is contemplating an invasion "t.
Switzerland. with the object "f nj
tarl:ing. Italy on new lines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
In .NcmorialE.

In sad but loving remembrance Of
Natt;n Rohcv. who departed this lllc
six years ago today. Nov. 22' l''''
Peaceful bc thy rest, dear sister,
r is sweet to breathe thy name;
IN life ! loved thee dearly.
IN death do the same.
o,.. marc the saddcst day is here,
when God called home my dear
sister,
some may think the wound is healed
But little do they know the sor-
row Of this life.
Nv heart today is heavy,
Nv thoughts arc all OF lnee'
How loved thee and miss thee
No one but God can see.
Bv Mother and Sister
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
FOR BENEFIT OF HOSPITAL
m. Alexandria institution Receives
s2O6 Al From Proceeds Of Supper
Recently Held.

The board of managers of the
Alexandria hospital are much graft
fled over the amount OF cash that IN
s,itut:on received from the oyster
supner recently held. Mrs. J.. VIII
her Reid, chairman. has submitted the
following report regarding ii:
Receipts were as follows: From
sale of, tickets, S1l6. 233; cakes. y 20;
fancy work, 2O.S5; pies, 5.95, gro
cericS, S.65; ice clSam, lG II; cash
from two good friends, $500; an
other friend, 1000; another friend
ST so; Father Smct. 90; Rev. Mr..
Register. l.. 90; Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis
90 Mrs. William Daingcrflcld
/ 90; Mr.. Thomas, of Corby Com
pany, l.5o
Total $26G. OF
Less expenses '''' "'
Balance .$2O6. ~
Mrs. Reid says: The Board OF
Managers wish to thank everyone
VINO helped to make the supper
success, enabling them to realize
sun most gratifying towards Goa
cAocnses. TO thank each of the mcr'
chants for their donations 70 the IN
dividual members of the board ol
managers is impossible. as we have
no list Of donors. but to my persona
appeal. wish to thank Tor thei
generous rcSponses---The Armour Co.
MIR. Frank King, Bra"ner and BIC
! VI. j. Mcfarland. Thomas LannoE
Lcachman and Saum, +. S. Harpe
! Co. Havcnncr Bakery Co. throu@i
i. Y. Williams. NJ. f. Parker ant
Bro. 4. K. Florence. National Bis
cult Co through Mrs George K
| Hill, s. F. Dyson and Bro. the Mu
tual Ice Co., the Alexandria Electri
Lighting Co., for loar of their fin
stove and TO the Westminster Build
! iag Association for the reduced rent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
POLICE COURT NOTES.
O,r Drunk" Brought Before the
Tribunal This Morning.

Three cases were on the docket OF
inc police court this morning. \ col
orcd man. resident of Washington
y. ! been arrested for being intoXl-
Gated on the street. He acknowledged
he had drank "a little" before visiting
in Alexandria. but denied. that ne
vas drunk. insisting that be had been
hurt in an automobile accident. ana
tnat this accounted for him staggcr-
ing. The officers. however. were
ncsitive hc was drunk, and he was as
sCssed 50.
\ sol.!icl was charged with enter
i.,r = lunch house. ordering q porter
house steak, eating a large portlon
nf t and the accompaniment and re-
fvsin- to pay for his entertainment
Ec alleging that he had not ben .urn-
i:ied with a genuine porter house
s,oak He was given his choice
settle the bill or be locked up.
\ man. charged with exceeding the
speed limit. was fined SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
WARNING TO GR0CERS
National Food Administration De-
mands That Combination Sales be
Stopped-Complaints Made.

Tie following article received from
the National Food Administration
,''rglnia Division, will be :! interest,"
to Alexandria housewife ploprie-
tors of groceries, and o,he..::
Retailers have been directed hy the
food administration to stop ..ombira-
ton sales. Many complaints have
reached the food adIlinlaila.' : hu.
rear THAT some retailers ! various
parts of the country arc refusing
to sell sugar unless customers pur
chlScd frcm 80 cents to 81 worth oi
other commodities. I he food admin
ist:ation issues the following state
mcnt:
On and after November lith ali
combination sales o. food commch:-
ties arc forbidden, with thr one cX-
ception stated below.
The sale Of one or moro FOOD conf
m0GticS. upon condition that tie pur
chase. shall buy ona or .,lo". other
fooA commodities is combination
~" within the meaning Of this rWl-
ing
Combination sales frequently re
suit in the sale Of more foodstuffS
than the particular purchaser would
ordinarily buy and arc therefore de-
tcrmined to be wasteful practice
within the meaning of section OF
the food administration act Of aug.
10. 1917.
Exception: Tending farther notice
and as a wheat conservation measure
the dealer may sell sugar in combna-
ton with corn meal at the rate OF
one mound of sugar with two of corn
meal. No other combination viii be
permitted nor will any other ratio
than that here stated be allowed.
The dealer. shall not sell either the
sugar OF. the corn meal at price
Welding him profit greater than
he has normally enjoyed upon the
particular commodity. The dea'er Is
not required to make a combination
sale of sugar and corn meal. pat
,,ay do 80 IT his discretion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
See Mary Tonight.

She's pretty blond Irish maid
with an Irish namc-Tipperary
Maryland she's come all the way
Fl ON New Orleans to make some little
Alexandria girl happy. Tippcrary
Mary's trousseau, the work OF a
French modist. is complete from furs
to sporting clothes. She has consert-
ed to pose in Mrs. Bradley's windo;y
on King street until some lucky 10.
cent chance wins her. When Iippc.
rarv Mary is standing she IS Is in.
ches high. She's hright-eye1. rosy
obneked younn lady doll. 2S0-1r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
BONI. DRY LAW
Half a Pint of Vile Compound Sells
at $3.50 in Atlanta.


at $3.50 in Atlanta.
During MS recent visit 10 Atlanta,
Ga. Judge Oscar Lesser, OF the Mary
land Appeal Tax Commission, mace
some inquiries, to CRAFTY personal
curiosity regarding the operation OF
,nr bone dry law in the South | ne
inmIiry vas pertinent because of the
tn,al exclusion Of liquor Of al Xmas
from prohibition states.
Il was not looking for drink ~
Atlanta" said Judge Lesser. and |
.b,,Id have 10 have been u very
thirsty man 10 have swallowed
dr,r o. the stuff which the boot
lc,rcr. were rctaiiin". | vas told iha1
this retail price was $3.50 per ono
halfpint. or about four drinks l"s
a healthy man. II this rate the cn'P
wbo bought the stuff paid nearly a
dollar for each drink Carrying the
calculation still further the pr''=
pcr gallon was $5G. and, ! vas 'oI''
80 staff was bad. 1t belonged to the
brand which has been advertised y
carving 50 much punch that a drop
would persuade rabbit 70 spit IL
:, aur, dogs face. an old illustration
: i 1ruc but it tells the story.
The cost Of distiiling rrasonao'!
rood whisky is less than 80 cents
:. Hon. One can calculate, tn"rei ore
the enormous profit on each Ea""'
Of whisky sold in Atlanta. OF course
ore,t risks are taken. for the p"o'
legrcrs have to dodge the Spec'a
,aents Of the Federal government
as we'll as the local POLICE IN Snug
olino their goods into the city "h''
, | was in Atlanta boot!eesef w"
scnt to the Pcnitcntiary for ye"
for selling a pint Of whisky
mo stimulants of any Kind arr
served at public or private dinners
We were guests al a dinner at whic'
only Georgia products were OH III
F: table. Cold water was the only oe7
:, era@c"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Bynp Man Of the li"nr Now ..

General Sir Julian BynG, who lea
no .ictorious smash .rto tn" Ger
man lines yesterday has become the
..stoncwall Jackson of England.
Rnrorc the war he was member
e ,},at sroup known IS "N'' 'Acner>
Men" having been called by the for
,ner secretary Of war when initiative
md courage were needed in comhina-
flea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
BREAK GERMANS line
English. Scottish. Irish and Welsh
Rip 35-NIiIe Cash in the TcutGR
Spinal Column.

London, Nov. 22.---With the big
=est "Byng' Of surprise TIA; this
war has seen. the British have rip
ped a 3a-mile cash into the Teuton
!. spinal column in Northern France.
! Under the eyes Of Genera! Persf.
| in@ tkey ieaped over the -op" q;
+! dawn TueSda%. smashed steadily
ahead until dusk. rested ~ oit
! during the night. Sur"ed forward
again at dawn. and were still! going
*vrnu= when darkness fell last
night.
2esuIt--.A dozen towns. villages
land hamlets. three forrnidab!y fors,-
:'i,d woo&s. a ridge fortress and =
mass Of trenches and dugoutS cap
rured: also more than 5000 priSon-
crs. The Hindenhur@ line. that hal
been taunt ANA Il challenge. is ~
more Within few days, when il
has been consolidated ANA recon
structcd by lis captors. il will be
known as the "Byng line" Cor tn.
big smash was executed by the Third
Army under General the Honorable
Sir Julian Byn% English. Scottish,
Irish and Welsh troops compose il.
Amsterdam, Nov. 22.-.T'he Brit
isIl drive against the HindcAbure'
line. It is believed. uShered in a gf-
yautic allied winter campaign de-
signed to break the German line n"-
fore the Tcutons can throw the!r
forces ~ The West from Italy ard
Russia.
The French. according "a Paris;
dis patches late tonight. already tav.
fallen in line with the British. Laon.
the southern pivot Of the original
Jlindenburg line. Is Petain's imma-
dat. objective.
The allies plan IS believed 20 d:
to launch blow after blow at var.
nuS points Of the 2l0-mIle Inc De
u.ccr the sea and alsace with g
view to cutting zap somewhere
and then send the whole Fcut"u
Front staggering out Of France an!
E.lr;,,n,. All the essential S'raSe-
yic points Of the leucon line arr
now menaced by l1ankfn@ drives. Ire
Eri,ish N Flanders menace Lille; 80
does the latest push against am
hrai. I.af'rr". to the ""ntn : ,''in'"r~
" threatened as IS j.aon.
London. Nov. 22.-Th" Brrin wer ;
mic. v,.,S forced 10 MAKE soG1r
,.a,.. admissions though 1t m'nimiz~
rd the British success on the center
-. .;x-,rilc front between the hi@n-
,oads from peronne ana bapau'l';
- Cambria But news from tn" ir"''
..r;ch; .hcw that there. as every
uher. el<c on the th:r;y-mI!e !'hT
of a1tack the British are r!ou2nl"S,
ahead re!entlcssly and that The it''
&c cambrai Itself hangs IN 'Ae
balance.
Indirectly. the German bNtIetA
,.;vcs credit to the tanks:
"on the main si"ld "f "ttao%
III. enemy succeeded. under pr
..r;iou of numerous arm"r@d cars.
IN gaining ground.
II then states that I@nt'i' EeSei -
...rrcstod the thrust n the rear pos,
tions."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
nrcsuuan Trust, Escapes.

Under special instructions '''"
n,.oactor Grant. headquarters 'e>
+.ctiv.s. as wei! as mcn o' every
rrecinct. today are cooperating wa
officials os Occoquan IN an '''e'np ps
- annrehcnd Herman hananSN%'
murderer. serving a l:fe term ~ '''
,r,on prror,natory. kabaaA>Hy =.
capped from the re1'rmasorS .,,. n ...r
,,.,c,.t this morning while en&"&".'
!, jn.:es Of q trustE'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
MRS PURCELL HONORED.
Made vice-Prcsident-General i"
Daughters of American Ne'''"''"'
FOR Virginia. !.

Made Nlct-t TcHiue"'
Daughters "f American ke'ol"''""
for Virginia. !.
I,,oresr in the closing scsSlon oi
,he ,wenty-first annual conference o.
=, no,chtcrs o. the American KEY
o,ntion in Richmond, centered III me
election Of officers. which took place
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Be"J""''"
I Purcell, Of "TuScawlIia, near
p p;.hnond, who haG been discussed -
;, rrobable candidate for tn" Sta'e
.,rc, was unanimously elected
.,conresi.;ent general for Virginia -
succeed Mrs. James +. Maupin, "h'
,... dcharrcd from reelection by the
.,,,u.o If limitations regarding tne
,c,.m Of office, which Is iour years
IN the Daughters Of the AmcrIcan
RESOLUTION organization.
Mrs !. NJ. Hieginson. of Chariot
,e.ville. who was supported ny i
.trcng following of delegates VINO
\. been instructed to vote tor her'
,.;thdrew her name from the candi-
dacy for State regent, ana ,.; ;A'ss
Althea Scrpcll. Of Great Bridge 'ha"-
tor Norfolk. who has already been u
orfice :, year and half. was re-
eIacted Mrs. R. l.. Pierce, OF
Stuart Chapter. WytheVliic' was
el.cted vice-rescnt and Mrs. Henr!
Firzhugh Lewis OF Sycamore
Shoals Chapter. Bristol. was
elected secretary. -Four Daughters
,,.ho we're nominated for treasurer,
80 efused the nomination successlTei!
! = mid much laughter, but finally Nrs
z l. Hatcher, of Stuart Chapter
y vtheville, was induced to accept tn
nomination.. and her election W.!
,,,d,. unanimous. The election :"
! Mrs John 4. Alexander, Of beverl!
! Manor Chapter. Staunton. as nlstot
ian completed the quota Q. officers
far the next two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Divisions Smashed

London. Nov. 22.-Perry Robinson.
the London Times correspondent at
the front, says four German divisions
were badly crippled, and that fifth,
inst from the Russian front. :.as har!
bit. The advance was so deep that
villages were taken with their civil
ian populations. so complete was the
surprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
OYSTERS For Sale

look for the Peoples U;steE
House. 212 King street Phone oo2
We have now started our oyster boats
and are receiving fresh loads every
week ard can furnish fresh shueked
oysters. delivered TO any part OF tne
city. c.. RI. McKerney. 2l2-12t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Fish Day Tomorrow.

par,uac lass. large "hl:s
,orrb rock fish. yellow perch. me@-
;nn white perch, ye!low perez
1ar.ev trout. lake trout, Poro'na' a"'
sa,t water oysters, Few pairs ducks
sanitary Fish Market. stall No. o
Phone -25. Open till > p. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Masonic Notice.

The regular meeting of Randolph
Chapter. No. s. Knights of Rose
Croix. will be held Friday evening
Nov. %, 1917, at 7.30. Immediately
after the close of the. shapter La
fayette Council, Knights Of kadeSh,
will hold q meeting and cosfer the
s0th degree.
p ". LATHAM, X. c. c. II,
Sec'y
a7e-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Masonic Notice.

T,,,. will be a called comnuni'
alton Of Andrew Jackson Lodge, NJ
13n 4. +. and a. NJ, on "edneS, y
dav evening, Nor. u, 1917, al - "a
for the purpose of conEerring lae
Master lLasons degree. AL mem
hers arc urged to attend By craef "'
lhr Worshipful Master:
3-g-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

A large aeroplane bound south
passed over this city this morning
Where it came from or its destina-
ti1n is not known here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

An Oyster supper will be heid at
Lee Camp Hall. Thursday, NoVen- :
b..l 30. by the Ladies lrnlanuei
Chapel of Braddock Heights, be. e
ginning at + o'clock 2'a-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
.CASHF0R Y.N.C.A WORK
List of hlexandrians Who Are Con-
tributing Toward The Fund Being
RAISED in This City.

81 As will Ne noted by the statement
s5puhIshcd herewith, submitted by
s8Judgc J X NJ. Norton today, the
tool amount so far received toward
lie rund which is being raised in
alexandria for the Young Mems
lhristian Association war work is
pw only about $1,000 The amount
X ortionetF 20 Alexandria city and
nty is $4,000, and unless a larger
2ber of people respond it is geared
mount looked for will not be
I'd.
Snd Mrs. James A. Huilsn
G.. Uhler 100; S. 3. Ston-
n. S. Grcenaway 1000;
sbhen 200; Mrs. John NJ.
800; Edgar Warfieid, j..
gar Warficld. Sr., 100; j.
AAr 100; w. 7. Lloyd 50c;
Fiddle no; c. Z. Tcnnison
3Rosenfeld 200; Geo. +.
4 s.: Mrs. J. f. Glasgow
Ogden 500; John 4.
Y. o. Cockey 400; Mrs.
90; j. r. Mansfield
Uhler 100; Effic NJ.
8 81 Cash leo; Thomas
80 Thomas Waddy 100;
M Crockett 25c; William
WaS9 Miss Fannie Burke Pc;
Mrs y. Matter 25c; Mrs. }. Ten
nNson LOO; Mrs. Byrne LOO; Mrs.
&orsa 100; Cash 100; Mrs. Ere:
sicGraw / 90; Mrs. CARL 25c: Ange-
lus Bell 25c; Geo. w. Bontz 100; VI. !
Klein 100; Cash l5c; Mrs. Herbert
Taylor soc; Mrs. G. c.. Payne -ac;
Mrs. T. NJ. Craig 25c; Mrs. Rollins
Is. Mrs. Ebhart 10c; Mrs. Luckett
Zoe: Mrs. w. Griffith 25c; Paul Astor !
Powell o5c; Vim. J. Morton 800;
Mr. James Magner 100; Mr.. Albert
Aitchcson 800; Sherman &. Fowler
800. Arthur Welsh 100; }. 4. 1T
well 100; Wallace Nicholson 100;
Harvey Simpson 100; Geo. W. Gilt !
100: Mr.. Gray Zoe; Mrs. lucy
Green 25c; Geo. Eberhart 23c; Hirs.
Jackson 800; Mrs. Spencer 200; MES.
Herbert Oliver 200; Mrs. Perry l.oo;
Nrs, Makeley LOO; Mrs. OMear'
200; Mrs. Shapiro LOO; Mrs. Caoie
25c: Mrs. Myers SOC; Mrs. Jonn '.l
Gov zoe: Mrs. w. J. Bowie 'o";
Miss Makcley SOC: Mr.. William lnr-
NOR 25e. Mrs. Curtain SOC; Mrs. |
Carleton 25c; Cash zoe; Cash Zoe;
K,tbcrinc Stuart 500; DR.. VIM. N.
Smith 1000; NJ. L. Harlow lo."e;
,,hr Gale Scott >. 90: Lllcwellyn
Powell 100; H. Ashton Powell l.oo;i
Grace T. Powell 100; Robinson :Ion-
cure 200; Cash 800: Mr.. ana MRS
Wilmer ]. Waller 800; Mrs. W. T.
D,nrcrtieId 500; Mrs. O'Conneh,
Mrs Ethel Hardy. Mrs. Potter Mrs.
7 G. Benductt, Mr.. Raymond PeVe-
riu wv. f. Reade, c. II. Minturn'
Mrs S. !. Simpson. Mrs. ]. MeCuen'
Mrs. T.. f. Martin, Mrs. Anthony
Cr.,.u Mrs. I. Fones $4.l0. lotal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

| The funeral OF .llmGtny >. hEai
was held this morning ii 9:3O f:on
st. Mary's Catholic church, Rev
Louis Smct officiating.
The powers of a special policeman
have been conferred upon William
Travers, who is employed ut th'
plant of the Alexandria Fertilizer
and Chemical Company, by the city
police commissioners.
The body of Mrs. }. 3. Williams
who died while under an operation in
the Providence Hospital in Washing
ton Yesterday, was brought to tins
CIV. Her home was 1t 22O North
Patrick street.
AIessrS. Joseph Dnwney and Will
.iloore. who went to Connersvllle. Ind.
several days ago to recover the an-
tonloDile stolen from the Mt. Vernon
garage, returned with the machine
tnis morning. Chief Goods and OF
flccr Roland, who went to Conners-
vile. after Davis and MCreary. the
two soldiers who assaulted. tied
ard took the auto from the young
mcn, are expected to return tonight
or tomorrow morning with the pris-
on"rs
Harry Flood Byrd, Federal iue!
Administrator for Virginia, IS rapid
~ organizing his machinery for the
control of the fuel situation in this
State. and has appointed committees
in every county and important cit?
to AT as local boards under the dl-
recticn of Mr.. Byrd. Work in or
ranizing these committees has cor
sumed much tine. The committees
and the counties in which they are
70 serve have been published-Ge".
Warf;eld, Albert Bryan and u. =
Rust will handle the situation ~
Alexandria.
On the High school grounds yes
tcrdav the High school team won
from Bruiner's high school of WASH
ington by the decisive score OF -
to l3. Altho' IA little one sided 1t was
interesting from start to flnlSn. ms
the G":r time in the history ot IA
Hi~h school football. that they have
ha.n able 10 defeat Bruincr'S. prc:-
fus. Rowcn and Howard gained 1t
will on every attempt, while po"H-
ham. ut quarter ran the team well
In the lines Summers, hcnnsoE'
HAYNES. West, Remington. haSsoh
and Mcdonald, ripped big holes an"
an; -plavcd their opponents. Sat''f-
dov the team journeys 20 st. A''"'S
r. defend goals with st. AIoan'
Cathedral school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

Rev Mr. Dubray, a Sioux Indian,
will deliver an address in Norton
Memorial tomorrow afternoon 4:
$3.50 to which everybody is invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

Home tomorrow afternoon az :
o'clock.
1t is said that several foreigners
recently compelled to leave Wash,
ington, being regarded as alien enc,
mics. were seen walking down i;lt
Washington turnpike towards this
city this morning.
The writ of habeas corpus secured
oy the counsel for the hunger-strlk-
ing miltants at Occoquan is set for
hearing tomorrow before Judge Wad-
dill, of the United States District
Court. in this city.
1t is not too carly 70 begin doing
the Christmas shopping. In fact it
should begin at once in order to Sc
cure the best bargains for the mo!,-
ey that can be obtained. Delay in
his matter will be liable to mean
iisappointmcnts. Buy early, secure
better service and avoid the holiday
rush. 1t will save you trouble and
veyation of spirit and please the
merchants who want to please you.
Mrs. Holiday Shopper.
The autumn festival which has
attracted large numbers to the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum hal!
each evening during the past week
will close tonight. Interesting pro-
grams have been given and 1t 5 cX-
Dected that when the doors are mail
" closed this evening it will be
found that coodly sum of money
has been gathered as result. The
Twelfth Field Artillery band from
the St. Asaph military camp will &c
a leading attraction tonight.
On Tuesday night next, Norembci'
27th, the Laymens League and
Bible Class of st. Paul's church Will
tender to the pastor and vcstry Of
that church the second Of serIc.
of suppers AT the Parish hall. The
Rev. DR.. Stetson, of Washington, u.
&. will be present and deliver an
address, in addition to addresses as
signed to the various members Of tne
class upon the historical character
OF the Old Testament. Those VINO
will read prepared addresses are as
follows: Abraham, II. \. Bales;
Joseph, Wm. l.. Allen; Moses, the
Hebrew. the Law maker, the man OF
God. Eugene B. Taylor; Samuel. Cr-
ban S. Lambert; David, DR.. George
r. Klipstcin. The president OF the
lass is DR.. George 7. klipstein, ana
its leader Mr.. Urban S. Lambert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

John NJ. Leadbcater. who ranks =.
Sergeant Major. in the First Name
Heavy Field Artillery, passed through
Alexandria with his troop train Oh
Saturday. cnroute to Camp Greene
at Charlotte. North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

Salt Water and Poton,ac Oysters.
+ Brill. No. :, King street. Lhono
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

The usual song service and prayer
meeting will be held at the Anne Lee
Home tomorrow afternoon at )
O'Clock