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port Of Preside, Texas. opened to him, when ne captured Oiinaga. op-
 posite there, on November H. Reyes said he is follower of Felix Diaz. but reports to Villa. The Reyes
 movement Is reported to be gaining in strength although 1t is not yet con sidered formidable. Considerable troops have been sent south from Chi hRhua City to fight the Reyes fol- lowers in the vicinity of Torreon where they have caused a suspension of railroad operations until recently
 Railroad communication between Tor reon and Saltillo has also been inter rupted by the followers of Luis Cult errez. General LNis Meedina Barron, a Huerta federal commander, is re-
 ported here to have joined Felix Diaz m Esperanza, between Mexico City
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FRANCIS STATEMENT
 IS MADE PUBLIC
CHARGE THAT AMERICANS GAVE COUNSEL OR ASSISTED KALE.
 DIMES IS REFUTEo

Washington, Dec. % The state department today made public with out comment, the statement published at PetrogTad December % by Am bassador Francis denying charges of Leon Trotzky, Bolsheyiki foreign minister and of the bulletin of tho Soviets that representative of the United States in Russia had engaged in revolutionary actIvitie' against the BolsheviH
 Charges of the bulletin of the So- viets that American Red Cross rep .resentatives to Russia and Rumania had tried to send several dozen au- tomobiles and other things" to Gen Cossacks, are refuted by letters and telegrams from the heads of the Red Cross missions and the American min 'lster to Rumania They stated that the automobile and supplies were for use on the Rumaniau front and that such supplies on the Russian front were being withdrawn to prevent their falling into the hands Of the Teutons
 "lt Is inconceiyable,' said the am bassador's statement, that further documentary evidence or statements are needed to disprove the incendiary allegations intended to arouse ami mostly toward the American govern ment and this embassy of the Ameri can people or to attribute to the American government or its repre- sentatyes an act so wholly contrary Ito its traditional policy
 T trust it would De very difficult for anyone to convince the Russian people that America does not feel friendly to Russia and that her peo- pie do not cherish an earnest and sincere sympathy for the people of this country in the difficulties that confront them Many substantial evidences of such sympathy have been given the revolution of March last"
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MORAN TO SUCCEED FLYNN

Washington, Dec 29. ". II. Moran. assistant chief of the treasury secret service for ten years, will become chief January first to succeed VII liam ]. Flynn resigned His appoint ment was announced tonight by Sec retary McAdoo. Moran entered the secret service 9 years ago as au operative and has experience in all branches of the work He was large ly responsible for detection of the noted counterfeit of the $l00 Monroe head silver certificate in 1897, the re- suit of which brought about the with drawal of the entire issue and the dis coyery of an extensive counterfeiting plot
 He had charge of many famous secret service investigations, includ- ing the cotton leak case,
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BUDDY FLETCHER
 DID NOT ESCAPE
WEATHER WAS roo COLD AND AFTER ONE MIGHT OUT CAME
 IN TO THE SHERIFF.
Deputy Prosecutor Randolph Was to Have Asked Conditional Pardon for Boy at Mothers Request but Did Not Do So.

Buddy Fletcher, the young inmate
 of the county jail who almost killed
 Deputy Sheriff Row Brown with a heavy iron bar, and who made his way from the county jail Friday night, de-
 liyered himself over to Sheriff E. O.
 Smith yesterday morning.
 The surrender of the young man was occasioned by the cold weather sEIe knew that the homes of his mother
 and sister would be watched, and that She could not go there. He crept into
 a feed store in South Hot Springs and
 slept very little because of the cold, |and after one rough night was ready
 to get back into the Jail, as he knew that he could not go to the woods this
 weather
 Deputy Row Brown was resting well (again yesterday and his injuries are Inot regarded as critical
 Fletcher in a statement made on his return, shifted a part of the blame flor the desperate attack on Row Brown to Dewey Bailey, another young man in the same jail He said 1 that Bailey and he had planned the escape together, but that they did not Iexpect to kill Brown They had plan Ined to get him and put him in a cell lock him in. and then leave. l A couple of days ago the mother of Fletcher appealed to Deputy Prose- cutting Attorney Randolph TO ask for
 a conditional pardon for her boy, n ipardon based on the promise that the boy enlist at orce into the army ser vice, and remain there. MT Randolph
 toid Mrs. Fletcher that he doubted very much the advisability of asking for even conditional pardon for her son, but he was SO urged by the moth or that he was in Little Rock yester- l day morning. and had intended to take the matter I'D with Governor BrouGh before he left yesterday afternoon. When he looked at the paper and saw the desperate attack Fetched had made on the deputy he did not pro Ceed any further even on the matter 1f a conditional pardon.
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

C. w Cunningham Arkansas; D. Wite Detroit; $ B. Ruthtord, Little Rock; $, C. Newton and wife, Gordon, Ark; l. T. Griggs, A F. Turner, Ro- gota, Texas; L. F. Lawrence, Okla homa City; ". C. Watson, Chicago; NJ C. Oderman, Omaha; ]. $ Hark- ins, Chicago ] M. Thompson, <. ]. Sykes, Little Rock; M E. Collin and wife, Fred Fulton and wife, Chicago,
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TEXAS CITIZENS ASK
 FOR MORE PROTECTION

Maria. Texas. Dec. 29-An addi- tional regiment of cavalry and one hundred more Texas rangers to patrol the Rig Bend district and prevent further Mexican raids on American ranches were asked for late today by 200 citizens of the Big Bend district at a mass meeting The request was sent 70 Adiutant General James liar dey of Texas, with the urgent appeal that he ask the war department for authority.
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REYES PLANNING TO
 ATTACK MEXICAN PORT
TRYING TO ASCERTAIN WHETH- FER UNITED STATES WOULD
 OBJECT.

El Paso, Texas, Dec 29.-Canuto Reyes is planning to attack a border port in Mexico soon in order to aseer- tain whether the United States will permit a revolutionary leader not con nected with the Villa movement to occupy a Mexican border port Villa was refused permission to have the
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The Sentnel-Record is authorized 10 announce Janas L. Graham as a candidate for circuit judge of the cir suit composed of Montgomery and Garland counties subject Co the action of the democratic primary
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cLoVERpALE DAIRY.

Sanitation my hobby. Special attention paid to milk for babies and patients requiring milk diet Phone s5o3-Ft-3. Home Of Sliase Milk. 2. Nj. Ridgwsy. i2 28.S
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and Vera Cruz. in the latter state, and is in command of the brigade whilh is acting as Diaz' personal body guard.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-30

Keep your Kodak bdsy. Sorrel Drug Co will do the rest.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-30

AlFsEip Delivery Servioe--Phone your drug wants to 5rey & chiIeutt, phone 645. (Formerly Public Drug Col tf-3-tf
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If it's good coffee with pure cream and the best creamery batter you are looking for, yoN will find if at Frighy's. t9-2s-tf
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Frisby wants to see yot---the popI- lar place to eat. 12-2Ssf
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM C., oroducsr Of Qooo goods oniv
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Eat your New Years dinner al Frisby's. 12-2S-it
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To Gas Consumers

We wish to thank large consumers for the support yesterday efforts keep the supplied with gas The consideration your prompness changing gas fully appreciated this willingness help that made possible keep the homes hospitals like places gas during the periods of low pressure yesterday The Arkansas Natural Company. whoh supply claims that the weather and heavy demand is responsible for the shortage.
 IEO
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rfy sentIneI.Reeord Want Ads.
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GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP IS
 PREDICTED

coNrINUED FRoM PAan oNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
4 WAR TO END WARS.

The old militaristic dogma, line
hest way to insure peace Is 10 "
e,dv for war;" no longer passes
current, The nations that are ready
ro,. war make war. They are wor-
sinners at the shrine Of Force. As
The present war has progressed eS-
,,ecially since the United States
became a party in the struggle, the
oh theory of "a balance OF pow
.,,i C. constant militia "c"dn.e>:
las been proven ]untenable. The I'M
,eady nations have shown that III
economic readiness there Is a c"un-
l~erbalancing strength that after three
.ear OF trial has turned back Inc
tide OF aggressive force.
When the war ends there will hav'
been established II new means OF de
terminate action in settling interna'
,ional controversies. The Allied
nations are waging a war to put IN
tnI to all future wars. They are
fighting Tor perpetual peace based
on international consent and made
sire by the pledge q international
maintenance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
PLANNING THE NEXT WAX.

Dasnajring OF winning a decisive
victory in this war, some Oh w
many's public men are already IAN"
+, ;no If another struggle III wh.ti
they hope to be more successful ~
Irb;s j. 10 he even more ruthless tnan
the present contest, if one may DC
,;.vo their words. No regard IS lo
Ia ,,id to international law, am
every consideration Of humanity VI
rssne,.t for civil populations, IS To
J., ;uoored Thus at least Professor
pauI Eltzbacher, instructor III Ia"
in the Berlin Commercial College
nuts it in an article i'll Das GroSSere
nautschland. After a defense Vi
worthless submarine warfare anu ar
raids on civilian populations, when
NJ, intended to fill them with Ter
ror and distaste for the war. ne
throws the old international law u
of the window and says 1t must nos
no restored. Continuing, he says;
Oar General Staff and our other
authorities. in preparing loi .ie
next war. will see to 1t that from
.he outset we are supplied as well
>. nossible with food and raw ma
trials. Our Admiralty Stan VIII
Nil ne win the submarine with
which. in future. we shall he able &C
.nnduri the war against the civi'
formulation Of that State which, loi
The last three years. has u OF looU
from our women and children, an
thereby paved the way for the new
! international law. which her. eto:-
w,rd vii! serve as y sure foundation
irr our submarine trade war.
Not only on land. but on TIE
sea also. Germany must be supreme
This is the view of Winand Engci
vh. contributes an article to lhs
same magazine. In part he says:
German policy also is forced to 90
tain for itself by all concelvahi;
MpslS uOIllIlttlIpi 'NS wv
sea. deliberately use the expires.
s;or domination ove the world sea
and not the expression freedom %
The seas" which is so common -
! dav. The latter expression Is either
dishonest or stupid. The sea is free
tcr us only il we dominate 1t. !!
we do not dominate it. it can OK
dizzy he shut to US.
This domination is To be obtained
by defeating Great Britain. After
that will probably come the United
States turn.
The Philadelphia Record says if
such views are largely held by the
German people they bode i'll for he
future peace of the world. Germany
must be beaten now, and beaten be-
yond the shadow of Il doubt. If wal
is not to become the chronic condl-
! ton of the globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
BUY 4

(Second liberty loan of 1919
If you love the U. S. A.,
Buy a bond!
1t will keep the foe away.
Buy a bond!
Give u arms the strength OF steei'
Make the German kaiser feel
That we make no vain appeal
Buy a bond!
Let the dollars that you save
Buy a bond.
Let your cash support the braVe-
Buy a bond!
From their homes our youth nave
gone:
Send them not with prayers alone
Make your patriotism kno"h-
Buy a bond!
You have liberty today.
Buy a bond!
If you'd have it last for aye
Buy n bond.
If you hold your dollars tight
You will ~paralyze the might
Of America in tho fight
Buy u bond!
If you want an early peace
Buy Il bond!
When We win the wal will cease
Buy a bond.
&c our dollars do their share,
We will conquer everywhere.
And our skies will soon he far -
Buy 4 bond.
Not tomorrow. but today.
Buy a bond.
Join your friends without delay
Buy u bond!
Help TO swell the victry song.
Speed your country's cause along
/ Make the loan five billion strong
Buy Il bond!
W. +. Elliott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
PASTORS APPEAL.

Or. G.. l.. Petrie, Il Confederate
Veteran. who has been pastor OF the
Charlottesville Presbyterian Church
for nearly 40 years, has issued an
,npea in behalf Of the Liberty Loan.
II is as follows:
: My Liberty Loan Creed.
70 the Liberty Loan Committee:
| believe that all that is most
sacred to US is involved in the issue
of this great world war.
I believe that the war cannot De
won without money. no matter no"
many soldiers are enlisted.
believe that as | cannot 90 |
ought to give.
believe that as the soldiers are
irving themselves and their money
| should give literally of my money
believe that, if the war ends III
cur success. | shall wish to share IN
it's glories.
believe that, ii our cause is lost
| shall he Inundated if ! withhoNi
my hand when my country and the
world needed my help.
believe that it is my duty ana
my privilege to subscribe LIBERAL!
to the Liberty Loan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
SERIOUS RESPONSIBILITY

The dawn Of the twentieth century
Was hailed by the great MdSS "t
reople IN civilized countries as the
advent of a golden era, when war
would be ii thing of the past. while
peace on earth, good Will to men,
D.. sung by angelic ch"riSters orct
nineteen hundred years ago, would
be u reality. It i unnecessary TO re-
Ter Il the fearfu! storm which broke
V @ three wears ago and the fright
rul \bolls which are still shooting
rom black clouds which enrircIe the
globe.
But we are not %referrir" entirely
10 the war which i distracting our
a.anrt. Dut to the fact that children
boys AMI girls alike-are manifest
my a sicrccneSs which is an indication
thas We are living in n"rilouS times.
Scenes in New York. during the
rast few days. when between ten
and =. teen thousand juveniles he
c.me dissatisfied with school cond.-
lions, plaved .ruant en- ma<sp ard
n,archcd through The streets with
tanners bearing inscriptions we
want socialism," ..powa with the
h;rh cos; of Iivin~," ..Dnwn with
the Gary system" etc The rom~-
stars at,arkrl school hu,ldinr. and
;riurrd = nrm.,cr Of oc,n,,.
The question is p]ertirent. "Wrers
i'd these th5ugh,lcSs oaeS .et heir
IDEAS Of socialism ana defiance o.
law? There is bat ore answer:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
BULGARIA FOR BREAK
Baltimore American

In view Of the absolute conditions
Of silence imposed upon the Bulga-
r;an Minister in Washington lest nc
anger this country by me form oil
Oppression, or Germany. his nation $
ally. by another, the fact that he
las consented to say that nc could
rot conceive of the possibility of the
United States and Bulgaria lighting
one another is more than II sign q!
the "A the wind is blowing in the
Balkans. 1t may disclose as well
why the Allies have not carried out
the drive through Serbia and for
release of that country from The
Teutons and the recovery Of Ru-
mania. The Allies may see wisdom
n not complicating the Balkan stu
;.tiun that has been complicated
through the action Of the Teutons.
The Bu!garianS have lost expecta-
ton of the Germans keeping faith
with them. even il this could be done,
and they sec the sure defeat OF the
T%eutons. Bulgaria has nothing TO
cain by going down with the TcutonS
in the great crash. 1t has every
thig to gain by throwing its weight
on the side Of the Entente Allies.
particularly in view Of the disposition
Of the United States to demand res
rect fer racial claims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

It is believed to have been a curse
Of heaven sent upon the Spanish
sailors, who we know was not as
Caesars wife. During the past tout
centuries this curse originating
among aborigines and white men mas
spread over the globe, and IS De-
lieved to be the incipient cause oil
many of the maladies when aftilc'
the innocent and guilty alike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
THE CURSE or HEAVEN

L
The Gazette yesterday gave inc
circumstances in connection with the
arrest early Sunday morning of 4
m long notorious IN A!cNandfia'
IN the charge of conducting 4 us
renprabie house in the northeastern
section of the city. The accused was
not allowed to leave collateral, bal
was mazda to face the Police Court
Yesterday morning. While the conr.
was unable to obtain any positive
evidence against the woman, there
was every reason to believe she was
guilty Of The charge alleged against
her. bat she was dismissed. \. mar
and a woman. however. who wee
found in the house under certain
circumstances were fined $50 each.
The proprietress Of the house had
barely reached her home when she
wa again taken in custody By the
Deputy United States MarShal ahd
brought before the commissioner
from this district in the p%ostoiilce
building. when the evidence OF two
United States agents was heard
which proved to the satisfaction 81
The commissioner that the woman
was conducting an evil resort, and
81" was required to furnish bali Iii
the sum Of $500 for her appearance
before The United States District
Court.
The case mas caused considerable
comment in This city. rs several
wears go. what WAS known as tn
REL Light" district on north Lee
stree. was supposed to nave been
eliminated by the Judge Of the Cor
poration Court OF this city. Tn" wis.,
tors to the house when the fedora!
agents and the Alexandria policemen
entered were soldiers and sailors.
Dealing frankly and boldly with
the social evil as Il menace to the
nations military efficiency, Secretary
Daniels, If the Navy. in AN address
in Chicago Saturday night. before the
Clinical Congress of Surgeons OF
North America appealed 10 the ne
o1;a, nrof...;on .,o end the false
,.,E ~nnaa.a ,b,. d.cr.aSos mill
.r,.+;-or.." Tn. profession
:. lonl,,ol m,st share il. parr Of
- hi.n,a for Inc .~unnardona5la
,h,+ ora,r,d = festerin.
-, - ,h,n b.va i exnoscd am,
,..-,
,"' Il ,,uov IN tnc fell
:, 49,. rolrco1
- ;...%or.1 disease" said
Will. ,.Tho Navy suf.
, ~ nalt. ;,a.
i''> no manhood
1850 .uh.or. Dur,,..
. "''''~'' -, - r..
,'s '' ,r,.-s DAYS,
I'LL ,,.or, of an
49,, 4aIIa d.o,s.s Or
IL. I.a. CONTRACTED Nv sin.
~: -. ,,.,r,, s,v through
-. 49,, ,.. .hsr, ara .I3s men dis
49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
THE Store Of Greater Service
4 1IIIIINiHus}I
Washington, D. c.
Muslin Robes
for Winter
79c, $1.OO
SI.25, $1.50.

Night Robes withhigh and y
necks; long sleeves; embroidery
trimmed; made Of good quail
~ muslins.
Envelope Chemisc made OF fine
quality nainsook; pretti!y trr'-
med with laccs. Special Sl.23
Night Robes. in flesh color
batiste or Of fine quality
nainsook; lace and ribbon
trimmed. Special -. SID
Corset Covers made OF fine
nainsook; French models;
vokes trimmed back and iroat
with fine lace insertion.
Special ;. . '"c
Bioomcr: Of fleSh-color ba-
tiste. All new models. Spec
al. =. 59c, 79c and $l.JO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

An intelligent person may carr Sl0G
monthly corresponding FOR news
papers; $40 to $50 monthly III spare
time; experience unnecessary; he
canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau, Room 1924. Buffalo. N. y.
l1S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

Of the young in all communities.
many Of whom are disposed 10 think
they should be allowed to Go suit
themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

WANTED-Old False Teeth. Don's
matter il broken. | pay $500 TOT
5l5.Ou per set. Send by parcel
post and receive check b. return
mail. /. Mazer. 2007 s. Fifth
s%trest. Philadelphia, Pa. 244-15t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
M.N\'I'I.'D

WANTED - Three rooms. living
room. sleeping room and bath
Must lie heated. Would like tncm
in central part Of city. Address
gentleman. are Gazette office.
25l-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

WANTED-25 laborers. Apply be-
tween North Braddock station an.
North Washington street. over
head bridge. .nl-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

LOST-On king street. Monday,
Oct. ~. between BaggettS cor
ner and Payne street, black SIX
bag with black p~ocketbook inside
containing bills. Liberal reward =:
returned to 500 south 5. Asapl
street. Jefferson Apartment. sec
md floor. Mrs. VI. Mcliim. 2'4-""
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Under thu above heading The Gazett.
will be pleased tn give reasonable
space to any person who desires te
make comment upon matters OF gen
eral Interest to the public. Writers
will OF Course Ic responsible for tiIeii
utterauc.S. As Il guarantee OF S"'o
taiti. the name and address OF tn
writer of any articl. submitted foi
publication Will be required In each
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Wants Representative Women on
School Board.
Editor Gazette:
In reading the Gazette Saturday
night was interested in the state
ment that "A number of vacancies Will
soon be filed on the city Schoo.
Board. ! think we owe the retiring
members a vote OF thanks for giving
so much Of their time in the interest
Of our schools.
would respectfully suggest. how
ever. that when new members are
chosen. that three IF our representa-
tive women be placed on the Board.
This would not. be an innovation. "a
many Of our progressive cities have
women on their School Boards, for
all admit, that M whether
mothers or not. are vitality awake to.
the welfare cf the children.
Resident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

WANTED-At c..:c. one vers lar"e
OF two small sized rooms % storI
household furniture. Commanl-
cate with III south ST. isaph
street. 2p2-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

LOST-.At Mt. Ida. North Braddcck
OF Alexandria. Il solid gold watch.
Liberal reward if returned TO r
T. Quinn. Metropolitan Insurance
OH;oo CIV 2jl-5t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

L.OST-On Wednesday. small hIaci;
female dog with Il white foot.
Finder will please return 10 30d
n p.trirk street. 23l-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

GIRLS WANTED-tWhiie) to pack
bottles. All light. clean, work. Also
work for boys and men. Apply a:
once TO Old Dominion Glass Corpn.
north Fairfax street. 2"d-jt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

LOST--Small white dog with brown
spot on ears. Liberal reward pad
if returned to 81 Duke street.
254-lt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girls to
learn winding. doubling and spin
ming. wages $500 per week while
learning. advanced in q few weeks.
Steady work guaranteed. Apply
al klots Silk Mill, Pitt and Wilkes
street. Alexandria. 2l6-6W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23
Classified Advertising

Furnished room for rcnt-Stcam
heat; gentleman only. I'll" hin.s
street. -4'-o'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-23

FOR RENT-Nine room brick house,
hot water heat and electric lights,
large yard. good paved street. 2ED
south Fairfax street. Apply II
Graham and Ogden. or Dr.. Wal
ter a. Wartield, 9oS Cameron
street. 24ltf.