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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12
CrANTO

pueda ser beneficioso la sa-
lud del senior Obispo, es para no
sotras motive de algeria.
Ell viaje que realiza en- el "Bra-
zosD hacia los Estados Unidos,
aparte de la gran representation
que neva, les prestara debidamen
te despues de sus dias de enfer-
mo. Que asi sea!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12
EDICTO

EN- LA GORTE DE DISTRITO
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
sAN JUAN, p. r.
BstddJs Ulidos de America -
El .Presidente dc los Estddos
Unidos. s. s..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12

Pilot Y pronta intervention po-
licfa algo grave hubiera sucedido.
Sociedad guayamesa critica acer-
yamente proceder POGO correcto
de la primera autoridad munich
pal, sr. Grau.
R. t. COLON.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12

hermanos Fernando y Ulises y.
conocedoras de su ternura com
prendemos cuan satisfactorio ha
de ser ese viaje que les deseamos
muy feliz. 4
f
MARGARITA
y Carmen Rosa, asi COMO un
distico de flores,, nos despedimos
de las gentiles seforitas CALICO.
La llrica for de nuestra m1si-
ca, seguira ALI el estudiO de su
arte y Carmen Rosa ingresara en-
un colegio para estudiar conner
clio.
Vayan con Dios las gentiles
viajeras tan inteligentes como
sugestiyas; no hay que recomen-
darles ell recuerdo de sus amigos,
|porque elias representa- la cons
tancia y el afecto. Adios Marga-
rita y Rosa.
=
CON MAS
fulgores que nunca brillara la
luna para los que viajan en- no.
ches amOrosas.
El DR.. Mariana Riera Lopez v
su bella espOsa, gozaran de ese
idilio, que parece ser intermina-
BILE cuandO dos almas j0venes ha-
cen su jura de amor ante Dios.
Sc alicia el microbes ell barco que
los lleva a la gran ciudad de New
York, dOnde pasearan su reciente
felicidad, seguros de que ALI, Sc
ra tan hermOsa como Ell ell mas
apartado sitio que hubiesen esco-
gidO para escuchar los cantos
epitalamicos de esa epoca.
MONSENOR BERRIOS.
] Sc ha recrudecido la dolencia
! del querido sacerdote que tiene
entire los habitantes de Puerto
Rico almas fieles que 10 veneran
grandemente.
Por esa vida santa deben ha-
cerse todos los ruegos.
p
| i DULCE NOMBRE!
Els yerdad; dnlce' nombre es el
de Maria. y feliees deben ser to
das las que sc llaman como la
emperatIiz de los cielos.
| Hoy ldfa 12 estan de felicita-
Clones lnuchas queridas aTnigas au
testy presfntes, pero Srecorda-
idas todas con iniinito carilio.
Llegues el bouquet de nueStros
recuerdos hasta Mrafa N. de San
chez Morales, Maria Eoare, ,lc
Torres, Maria L. de Ashford, SUI
TO de Monserrat, Skerlett lie Gu
tierrez, Rivera de Larroca, Gin
tron de Ferrer, Gorbea de Lati-
mer, Aboy de Perez Pierret, HUI
do de Margarida, Soler de Soler,
Cabrera de Blanes, cerrando la
carinosa lista de distinguidas Sc
fiOras, con ell de Maria Crosas de
Saldafia una de las predilectas
de nuestrO afectO.
Para las sehoritas, que tam
bien responder al ''dulce-
nOmbre", deseamOs luz, vida.
amor, 10 que representa- por su
belleza y su espiritualidad, las
tque tienen como aureola las Gin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12
RESIDENCIA.

RESIDENCIA.
Han trasladado la suya la
hermosa casa recientemente cons
ltruida que poseen en- el camino
de Lola, los. esposos Denton
Storer, su hiio Lcdo. Rupert p.
Denton Y su esposa Teresina Ces
tero.
Muy cerca del Parque esta esa
casa para nosotras querida y a
nombre de Rupert y Teresina,
ofrecemos a sus amigos la nueva
vivienda que deseamos sea para
ellos, tan placida como Ia prime
ra donde hace dos aiios pr6xima-
mente instalaron sn nido de
amores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12
S
EN- NEW YORK

celebrose con toda pompa la
conmemoracion del 50 Aniversa-
rio de la Restauraci0n de la Re
pdblica Dominicana con una We
lada lfrico literaria Ell ell Myrtle
Room del Hotel Waldorf, Asto-
ria.
En- el precioso programme vemos
loE nombres, amigos de pfrsona
de nuestro gran afecto. Abrio ell
aeto el seior Moscoso y cohsumi6
dos turnos acompanando al pia-
no a los senores Montandon Y
Briseflo, nuestra querida amiga
HERNIA M. viuda de Salas, quien
con sus hijos Sc encuentra hace
algun tempo en- aquel pals,
abriendose campo, en- su arte
musical, y en- Ell progreso inte-
lectnal de sus hijos.
'Cerr6 el acto ell DR.. Francisco
Henrfquez Carvajal, Presidente
de jure de la Republica domini-
cana.
En- aquel fastuoso Hotel nos
dicen, Sc pasaron horas de verda-
dera delicia.
Felicitamos a la cOlonia dOmi-
nicana, que donde quiera que es-
ia, sabe dignifcar los grandes
dfas de su patria hermosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12
y DESFILE SOCIAL =


de viaie hacia los Estados Uni
dos.
Los buenos deseos Sc multiple
can cuando las personas 10 me-
recen, y Zalduondo y Carmela,
que saben tenerlos siempre para
sus- amigos, Sc convencen de que
son reciprocados.
f.
LA INTELIGENTE
Doctora Anita Janer, viaja por
recreo y justo es que esa sacer-
dotiza de la ciencia goce de dlas
felices.
Ante nuestras Mujeres de t1tu-
los universitarios rendimos STEM
pre- el homemade de nuestra adj
miraei0n.
II
ASOCIACION VALIOSA.
A la "Sociedad Proteetora de
J la Juventud' ha expedido certi-
fcado de registro Sel Secretario
Executive, y al efecto, la yaliosa
aseciacion abrira en- hreye su
principal oficina. EN- San Juan.
Esta Ihermosa Instituci0n con-
cedera becas a joyenes neeesita-
dos de recursos, y laborara ash
dmamente por inculcar en- ellos
habitos de earacter Y costumbres
sanas, salvandOles de todos .aque-
Hos obstaculos que pnedan in
terponerseles en- el caminoN de la
vida.
| III pals sabra responder al la
mamieEto de esta brillante aso-
ciaci0n illtegrada por h0mbres
justos " animados de espiritu
protector hacia esa juVentud ta-
lentosa necesitada de auxilio deci
dido y eficaz.
Yaya nuestro APPLAUSE a sus
! lincorporadores y sepa la ~Socie-
dad Protectora de Ia Juventud'
que en- nosotras tiene entusiastas
simpatizadoras de tan meritfsima
Institution.
f.
DESDE
ell sabado esta de nueEo en- su
bella residencia del CDndadO, la
seilora Clemencia F. de TraviesO
acompafada de sa sehora madre
y de SUI linda Violeta
POGO sera, ,el tieHpoNque la ten.
fgamo' squE porquS aa-ssesae
Ide su espos0, tend1an en- prepai
racion ell viaje g6e efectuaran
en- los primeros dias de Octubre
a los Estados Unidos.
! No importa que Sc alejen los
lque yiyen siempre en- el recuerdo
carihoso de sus amigos.
r.
ICON SUS HIJOS
Josefina y Fernando y su bella
esposa Raquel, tom6 pasaje en-
ell "Brazosp ell distinguido inge
micro Rafael del Vale ZerO.
Grandes espansiones tendran
en- New York y entire elias muy
especialmente la de reunirse po1
algdn tempo con las seforitas
hermanas de Rafael y muy que.
ridas amigas nuestras Polita, Pc
pita y Minina.
Tambien tiene Raquel ALI sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12

co letras que cantan el poema de
los nombres.
MIGDALIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12

La Logia Antorcha, de San
Juan, de La G. o. U. of en- A.. ha
nOmbrado al conocido DR.. Lopez
de Ia Rosa para que atienda a
sus miembros enfermos.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12

hermanos Fernando y Ulises y.
conocedoras de su ternura com
prendemos cuan satisfactorio ha
de ser ese viaje que les deseamos
muy feliz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12
HUERFANOS

estaremos de DIR versos bien
expresados y mejor sentidos al
ausentarse para New York nues-
ira gentil amiga sehorita Amelia
Agostini que para dar mas am
pliaci0n a sus condiciOnes inte-
lectuales, busca nuevos horizon
tes en- su carrera del magisterio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-12
GRAN NoCHE

sera la de manana en- ell NUM-
cipal al pOnerse en- escena la
obras de los va muy aplaudidos
autores Perez Losada y Dfaz Ca
neja Y como complemento de
exito tenemos en- la actual obra,
mdsica de Balseiro, que es decir
filigranas del pentagrama.
Gel Viaje de los Congresistas"
es un reclamo.
Sentimos no poder reir por es-
ia epoca, pero nos place que rfan
los demas y sobre todo' que ell in
genio y ell talento den una nueva
prueba. de lucha por nuestro
teatro propio.
Anticipamos una larga palma
da a los autores literarfos, v
otra muy ruidosa al autor musi-
cal.
Maiiana es noche feliz para Pc
rez Losada y Balseiro que presen
ciaran el exito.
Los AMABLES
esposos zalduondo Iglesias van
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
AGAINST PLUMB PLAN
Presidents st. Paul Speech Not n;
Endorsement of National
iDation of Railroads

st. Paul, Mimi. Sept. 1O-Prcsi-
dent Wilson will not indorse the So
called Plumb plan for regulating the
railroads CT the country in anything
like the form it stands. This wa
authoritatively learned last night.
Following the Presidents sp2ech
before the Minnesota Legislator,
yesterday morning. there was con-
siderable speculation and many d.
rect statements made to the effest
that by this speech he had indorsc:
the plan. There was comment t.
the effect that no other conclusicr
could be read into the speech. BE
cause of this a direct inquiry wa
made of the President.
Mr Wilson is not for the PlHm
plan It an be stated that there vi
have to be radical rcarrangcmcnt
this plan before there is any chanc
Of its receiving the powerful influ
cnce Of White House support. II
President did talk in his speech YES
,terday of the. necessity of: part.
:ncrship'', between capital and labor
But he meant exactly that-a part
ncrship.
;. It:'can: be stated that he takes tn
view that in }>its essence the Plumb
plan is not 4 proposal Of partner,
ship. but rather an attempt r
squeeze out from all connection witt
the railways the capitalistic cle
menSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
Primate Of Belgium Greeted
By Officials OF Church
And State
SUPER HERO WELCOME
Militant Spiritual Prince Will Come
To Baltimore to Visit Cardinal Glib
bons Today.

New York, Sept. 10.-Card;nal Mer-
:ier, Belgium's famous"Rrelate, has
arrived in America. The transport
Northern Pacific, bearing the d:s:in-
guished churchman among its passen-
gers, docked at Hoboken last night.
The Cardinal was met by Arch
bishop Hayes, Maj. Gen. Shanks
Mayor Hylan, Mayor Broenlng, OF
Baltimore, and a large committee OF
clergymen and laymen. Members OF
the reception committee knceled and
kissed the ring. on the Cardinals.
right hand as they were presented.
and each received his blessings. :.
4Ladies and Gentlemen of tic
press" said the Cardinal in pre-
pared statement, ::"teH the people OF
my. gratitude by yous pen and your
VOICE, and thus interpret .fG,: me where,
] cannot 80 to speak.
"Many of our people would have
died had not you Americans prevent
ed the Germans from. taking. mcr> OF
our food than they had already TAX
en-. We shall never forget it. | am
deeply moved in coming here. | felt
when landed that it was historic
moment in my life. The immensity
of the scrive you rendered my people
cannot be adequately expressed by
me.
THE Belgians want to start work
again. Many Of our people are idle
because the Germans have wrecked
cur machinery. owe it to my peo-
pie to tell you that we need your
help in enabling them to resume work.
Belgium and America shall forever
work hand in hand. We are the weak
cr one and YOU are the stronger"
The Cardinal was driven tc the
residence Of Archbishop Hayes, where
ne is to remain until his denarture
for Baltimore this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICE

Owing 10 the rcnovating being dane
It the Richmond Theatre there vii!
re no Matinee on Thursday and Fri
Law. Pictures will start at $50 instead
If 3. 80. There will be Matinee at
he Incomar on Wednesday, Thurs.
lay and Friday.
Owing to the increase in price OF
new productions and to eliminate the
use of pennies which Is great in
convenience, beginning Monday, Sep
tember 15, 1919, prices at the Rich-
mond will be as follows: Matinee 1C
ard zoe; nights, - anG 25c. Ingomar:
Is and zoe. These prices include war
tax and remain the same except or
special super productions.
Alexandria Amusement Co.
Richmcnd and Ingomar Theatres
DID Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
ANTITRUST BILL SIGNED
Gov. Davis Approves Measure Pro-
viding Imprisonment for Proti-
teers in State

Governor Davis signed yesterday
ne antitrust measure passed a. the
,pecial session of the Legislature, pro-
;:dng an optional jail sentence for
The first offensc and leaving it discrc-
.icnary with the jury as to whether
second offenders snail 20 to jail or
Denitentiary.
This action of the chief executive
.cmcves the doubt in the minds of
sany people as to whether he would
approve the bill, since the Genera! AS
semb!y failed to give the Eat Jal!
sentence for the first offense VII hcn
ne asked for in a special message.
Both houses CT the Legislature ad-
journcd sine die at 1910 o'clock, thus
bringing to close the extraordinary
session called fer the purpose of pass
ing legislation which IS expected to be
the forerunner Of new era in road
construction in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
MANY REALTY
TRANSFERS MADE
Eleven Deeds Are Recorded
Today In Office of
Clerk of Court
PROPERTY IN DEMAND
Realty Dealers Report Unusual Acti-
vity-Alany Buy Homes-Alexan
dria Soon a City of Home Owners.

Deeds of transfer for eleven piece:
of property have just been placed OF
record in the office of the clerk of th'
Corporation Court.
Real estate dealers say that there
is big demani for boz" residential
a:lA business property at the present
time and indications are that the de.
mand will continue until the first OF
the year at least. The demand far
exceeds the supply of houses just
now.
Property of all kinds is daily
changing hands In majority of
instances the property is being pur-
c: as,d d for homes.
alexandria soon viii A2 . city Of
nome owners, as nearly everyone
who heretofore rented houses are
just now cndckvoring &c own their
own homes and in this the vast ma
jority already have succeeded.
Deeds recorded are as follows:
Leopold Ruben and sister, Miss Sara
Ruben. to Henry c. Smith house and
lot 1901 Cameron street.
Evelyn A. Chase to Mary Susan
Gadis, house and lot on the east side
of Alfred between Queen and Prin-
cess streets.
Casper L. Corder to Marshall Es-
tes house and lot So Madison
street.
W. T. S. Jackson to Stephen
Slaughter and wife h"usc and lot 1926
South Alfred stic2:.
w. T. S. Jackson to John Viriear
and wife house and lot 3lS South
Alfred street.
Hugo Herfurth, j" to W. +. Pierce
Reid and l.. A. Popkius a lot al the
southwest corner Of Prince and A.
fred streets.
P. +. Gormar to David G. WRIGHT
a house and lot on the north side of
Queen between Hear and Faycttc.
Charles H. Zimmcrmaa to Worth
Hulfsh and Sons Inc.s house and lot
southeast corner of Market Space
and Market alley.
Mutual Realty Corporaticr to Mat
thew. Proctor an | Matthew Proctor
to D, w. jenkins and V. p!aysbreve
house and lot G.,' l-2E South Aired
street.
Citizens Nat. .1a;,l Bank to Arhrr
NJ. King, lot 8, block u in section2,
Roscmont.
P. F. Downey to Harvey O. Han-
iels store and dwelling {! the north
east. corner of Oronoco and Alfred
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
4 REJECT TREATY

Paris, Sept. 1O.-The Balkan pot
is beginning to boil over. The "big
five" learned with trepidation yester-
day AFTERNOON that Rumania and
Serbia have DECIDED not to sign the.
Austrian. treaty. The Serbian repre-
sentatives declare :: they might sign
later, when. they were advised hg
their governmental Belgrade They
were accorded two or three days in
whichfto make up their minds.
! Rumania's decision, which is APP
Da! entity definite, practically places
her outside the entente.
It~is admitted in American peace
circles that the Rumanian action
makes it impossible to grant Ruma-
mia the territory which is accorded
her by the Austrian treaty or the
rcparation recognized in that docu-
ment as being due her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
.ARTESIAN WELL
Free Water Given Citizens By Robert
Portner Corporation

An artesian well more than 500
feet deep has just been sunk By the
Robert Portner Corporation. The
well was sunk under the diection of
S. C. Cropley, manager of the brok-
erage department of the corporation
and also manager Of the Virginia
Feed and Milling Company.
It is located on Pendleton street
between Washington and st. Asaph.
There are four spigots and Mr..
Cropley announces that this>water is
free to the citizens of Alexandra.
Many already have taken advant-
age of the generous offer and daily
persons 20 to this place for their
supply of drinking water.
Mr.. Cropley some time ago an
nounced his intention of sinking such
a well, and he says he is only too
glad to have citizens get this pure
water free Of cost.
The renewal of this artesian we'll
was under the direct supervision of
John Ewald, superintendent of the
Virginia Feed and Milling Corpora
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
OFFICIAL HELD FOR MURDER
Gassaway (W. Va Police Chief On
Killing Charge

Gassaway. w. Va, Sept. 10
Walter Samples, chief of police, was
held without bail on a charge Of first
degree murder for killing Charles NJ.
Bowen, merchant.
The trouble occurred at base ball
game when Bowen attempted to pre-.
vent the arrest of friend who had
struck a player with bat during ar
argument. Samples is said to have
hit Bowen on the head with his club
ard Bowen is said to have re:aliated
by hitting Samples with a rock. Tt:
police chief is alleged then 70 have
drawn his revolver and shot Eo"cr
four times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
SAW MOTHER HANG SELF
But Children Gave Alarm Wher
They Found il Wasn't PLAY

Cleveland, Sept. 10.-NEihred an
Bcrnicc Fross, aged 7 ard 9, respect
lively, thought their mother was mere
ly providing some amusemsnt fo-
them when she stood on a chair. tic
2 rope around gas jet. looped the
other end around her neck and the.
bade them gocd-by.
But when the woman lcaped CT
The chair ard her body began sway
ing ard her face comforting with 3ai!
they screamed for their father. H
arrived in time to save the woman
Dependency was the cause, the i.us
band said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
AUSTRIA SIGNS TREATY

Paris, Sept. 10.-In the absence OF
all the elaborate details such as ac-
conpanicd the ,"t.ing at Versailles
the allies made formal peace with
Austria today. Dr.. Karl Rcn1er,
Austrian chancellor ana head of his
ccuntry's peace delegation signed the
treaty at st. Gcrma;n at lG:l:
o'clock this morning.
No speeches were mair BY tic
Austrian delegates. Premier C'tn."n-
ccau. or behalf of tn all;rS lrvited
the Austrians to sign in the same
tersc fashion he had employed a
Versailles before the Germans
Chancellor Renner was the frs
delegate to sign. He was folowec
bv Henry White, Gen. Tasker Il
Bliss, and Frank l.. Polk, of INC
American delegation.
Aside from the peace treaty th'
Austrians signed two engagements
one by which they will undertake te
indicate allied ships lost during tht
war which were sunk by the Aus
trians, and another which obllEe;
them to furnish within month
list of persons responsible for th'
war that the allies may place then
On trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
REPORT PLENTY OF SUGAR
Philadelphia Receives Big Shipments
From the West Indies

From the West Indies
Philadelphia, Sept. 10.-'Large raw
sugar arrivals from Cuba, Porto Rico
and Hawaiian Islands have virtually
ended the sugar shortage. Enough
is coming to assure plenty for ev-
erybody.
The steamship Costigan is now
discharging at the local refineries
1S,500,000 pounds of sugar from
Cuba, one of the largest cargoes
ever brought to this port and the ar
rivals will be in greater volume in
the next two weeks than ever be-
fore.
The refiners are being kept busy
receiving the sugar, the greater part
of which comes from Cuba. William
E. Gonzales, United States Minister
to Cuba, who has just returned on
visit, says the warehouses in Cuba
are bursting with raw sugar. All the
United States has to do. he says, to
get all the sugar it needs, is to send
vessels to Cuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
GRATEFUL FOR PERSHlNG
Hold Place: in Our Hearts Near Be
loved Poilus," Declares Clemenceau

Hold Place in Our Hearts Near De
loved PoiIus." Declares Clemenceau
Paris, Sept. 10.-"The everlasting
gratefu,ness of France" was express
ed yesterday by Premier Clemenceau
in commenting upon General Pelsh-
iug's homecoming. Clemenceau said
with General Pershing returning
home after two years as commander
of the Americam troops in France, !
can only evoke indescribable emotion
of the memory of the great soldier
who, during the decisive campaign
which began soon after the arrival Of
the first American contingentS, .rcver
doubted the issue of the fight, but
said to himself: We must hold first
and win next
''Frum the handful of men who ar
rived with General Pershing to the
army he commanded wnel
the common enemy surrendered, all
were confident of their chief, whose
value was soon revealed to us. We
admired and revered him, giving him
A place in cur heart near the beloved
poilus.
"With the whole of America ac-
the man who led her sons to
,attle and to honor, I personally unite
With France in a manifestation OF
lnalterable friendship and evar!ast-
rg gratefulness."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
DEMAND CONFERENCE

A strike of the steel industry will
be called within forty-e:ght hours
unless President Wilsn, in the mean
time. can assure the heads of the
twen.y-four unions with which The
workers are affiliated. that there e
some possibility of conference with
f. W. Gary, head of the United States
Steel Cooperation.
This was made plain in a telegram
sent TO the President at St. Paul
MINI, and made public by the union
presidents today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10
RIVAL MONTE CARLO
American Capital Said TO be Inter
ested in Making Vienna Great
Pleasure Place

Vienna. Sept. 10.-American capi7
tai is to be employed in making vi:
enna the gayest city in the world
and the chief playground of Europe
if a report in circulation here today
is correct.
1t was stated that American tinan-
ciers are about to approach the Aus
trian government with proposal
to take over all the places of public
entertainment in the city and to es-
tablish super-Concy Island.
An effort will be made to outdo
Monte Carlo in luxurious gaming
places, if permission to run them
can be secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-10

The annual meeting of the stock
holders and directors of the Harris
& Shafer Co., will be held at the Of
fee of Mr.. Gardner L. Boothe, Alex
andria National Bank Building, Alex
andria. Virginia, On Thursday, Sep
tember %, 1919, at 2:30 p. m.
By order of the President.
214-15t. D E. A. Harris, Secty,