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zamaCOiS en- Ia PantaIIa
(DEsDE CUBA)


Los amantes del arte cinematogra-
fico en- la Habana vamos a tener opor-
tunidad de saborear pr6ximamente una
bella obra, que ofrecera ell doble atrac-
two de estar inspirada en- una como
cida novela de un reputado autor
de que dicho literato desempefia en- esa
film uno de los mas importantes
papeles
Nos referimos al ilustre escritor Eduar
do Zamacois a su cautivadora no.
vela "El Otro'', libro que esta reputa-
do como uno de los mas emocionantes
del celebre autor de tantas bellas obras.
''El Otro', indiscutiblemente, es una
novela subyugadora, terrible, oscalo-
friante, de tan horrorosas emociones CO.
mo la Teresa Raquin' de Zola de
tan angustiosa impression como los tor
turadores cuentos de apariciones del
inolvidable Maupasant.
''El Otro', con toda su tragica be-
lleza, ha sido trasladada a la pantalla
del cine, convirtiendosela en- una inte-
resante, pelicula de diez mil pies de ex-
tension.
Ell principal personaje femenino, la
culpable de amores criminales, es inter
pretado por una de las mas celebres
artistas que hoy existcn: Blanca Va
loris.
Esta actriz sorprendente, de tan gran
talento como asombrosa belleza, es hi
ia de padres italianos, nacida Ell Paris
educada en- Londres, quien leva Ell
su alma de artista todo el fuego de
Italia la solemne elegancia de las
inglesas. Alta, esbelta, hermosisima, tie
ne el bello peril aguileno de las heroi-
mas de Racine.
A empezar la guerra europea ocupaba
un lugar prominente en- Ell ''elenco' del
teatro "Antoine" de Paris, siendo ell
idolo de aquel publico.
De ALI salio para. ser la primera ac-
triz de la poderosa empresa Studio
Films, de Barcelona. Tai es la sobe-
rama artista de esta pelcula sensacio-
nal
Eduardo Zamacois, creador de la obra,
no solo ha dirigido personalmente la
impression de la pehcula, sino que con
virti6ndose en- excelente actor, ha in
terpretado ell personaie mas intsresan-
te V dificil; ell de Juan Henrique Hal
derry, ell ingles neurastenico, protago-
nista de tan formidable novela.
zamacois es en- esta obra NADIA menos
que autor, director y actor AIladase
este la suprema elegancia de la genial
Blanca Valoris, su espl6ndida juven
tud de % amos y su belleza tragica de
primer orden; afiadase todavia que Ia
pelicula ha sido montada con un lujc
extraordinario y convendra el pu
blico con nosotros, que su pronto estrenc
en- la Habana ha de constituir un exitc
sin precedentes.
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A tOdOS los tdbaquerOS de Ia
Up. R. American Tobacco Co."
(CoMUNICADo OFFICIALLY

Varios telegramas Sc han recibido
en- estas oficinas inquiriendo sobre la
fecha en- que reanudaran Ell trabajo
los tabaqueros EN- vista de noticias
que de tempo en- tempo Sc han pu-
blicado por periodicos de esta CAPT
tai.
Con relacion a este asunto tenemos
que informar otra vez que de acuer-
do con 10 que nos ha informado Ell
Senior Miranda, desde hace varios dias,
ell trabajo para los tabaqueros empe-
cara ell dia primero de agosto.
Durante la primera semana la tarea
sera de Glen tabacos todas las vito
las, pero Sc espera que esa tarea sera
considerablemente aumentada dc la Sc
gunda semana en- adelante.
A contar del dia primero de agosto
en- adelante la Compania reservara la
mesa a los huelguistas por Ell termino
de una semana, despu6s de 10 cual su
sitio sera declarado vacante.
Podran volver al 'trabaJo, al lnlciar
Sc ell mismo, tnicamente aquellos taba-
queros que estaban trabajando en- la
Compafia al suspenderse ell trabajo en-
ell mes de Diciembre de 1918, bien fue--
ra con caracter permanente o interi-
no.
sobre Ell reajuste de algunas vitolas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26

Ell libro correspondence, segin consta
en- ell "record'' de este asunto donde
podra usted enterarse detalladamente
de los terminus de dicha sentencia.
Y, siendo o representando ustedes
la parte perjudicada en- la sentencia,
por la cual puede establecerse recurso
de apelacion, dirijo ustedes esta no
tifcacion escrita, archivando una CO.
pia de la misma, de acuerdo con la Sec
ci6n dos de Ia ley para enmendar los
articulos 90, 123. 227, y 229 del C6di-
go de Enjuiciamiento Civil, aprobada
en- nueve de MARIO de 1911.
San Juan, p r. a veintidos de julio
dc 1919.
DANIEL SoSA, Secretario de la
Corte Municipal de San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
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ENERGIA DE CLEMENCEAU

PARIS, julio 13.-Ante Ia Co
mission de la Paz, de la Camara,
declare Clemenceau, que ell Trata-
do Gle Paz dara Francia un poder
supreme, asi como seguridades y
garantias absolutas.
Refexionemos -dijo- la eli
ga de las Naciones traigamos al
banquillo los responsables de la
guerra, y convirtamos a Francia,
reconstruyendola por evolucion y
odiando al imperialismo, en- el pri-
mer pueblo del mundo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26
EDICTo
EN- LA CoRTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DHsTRITo JUDICIAL MUNICIPAL
DE SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO

Cristina Robles VS.. John Doe and Ri
chard Doe, herederos desconocidos de
Sarah Dohnert. CIVIL NO. 7248. PA
GO DE sERvICIos PREsTADos.
NOTIFICATION DE sENTENcIA
A John Doe and Richard Doe, here
deros desconocidos de Sarah Dohnert.
FL Secretario que suscr.be notifca
a ustedes que la honorable corte Mu-
nicipal de este distrito ha dictado SEN
tencia en- este case con fecha veintidos
de Julio de mil novecientos diez y nue.
We. que fus debidamente registrada ell
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La EduCaci6n en- ell HOgar


prensa traiga en- sus columnas alguna
fechorfa cometida por esa pleyade de
infelices nifos harapientos desam-
parados que pululan diariamente por las
Gales de la capital. Els verdaderamente
conmovedor y causa lastima que esos
desgraciados emprendan tan temprano
la desenfrenada carrera de la vida, los
vicios y los malos habitos que tarde
temprano ha de conducirles a un pre-
sidio laborando su ruina y desgracia
eterna.
Estudiando fondo esta question y
analizandola en- todas sus parties Sc lie
ga la conclusion de que la causa prin
cipal de haber tanta delincuencia in
fantil Sc debe a la falta de educacion
y sanos principles que no fueron in
culcados en- Ell hogar por los autores de
sur dias.
Ell hogar es la base de la felicidad
del ser humane. Los sentimientos que
en- el SO adquiersn formaran su oarac
ter su vida sera I'm producto de 10
que en- Ell aprenda De aQui Sc We la
Importance de que cada hogar que
Sc forme sea un santuario de amor y
progreso, donde los futuros hombres del
mafana sean educados moral intelec-
tualmente prepararles para la lucha
dificultuosa de la vida. Pero dicho sea
de paso, hay infnidad de hogares que
no son sino una escuela de vicios y cos
tumbres perniciosas donde los padres
son los primeros consentidores de las
malas inclinaciones de sus hijos.
Yo he visitado casas donde he COM
probado 10 cierto de las afrmaciones
que hago. He conocido nifios todavia
recien salidos de una cuna hablando
un lenguaje tan sucio que causaba no
rror, fruto de sus padres que no Sc ocul
taban de Ell para proferir sus indeco-
rosas palabras. En- otros donde hay
cinco o seis nifias no Sc We en- la mesa
un libro de instruction sino solamente
novelas cuadros obscenos Y desde por
la mailana hasta por la tarde no Sc ha-
bla mas que de fulano Sc llevo a sutana,
de los novios que tiene la amigu'ta y
de conversaciones privadas que en- ma
da atafle a elias y que solo les induce
pensar en- el caiaino de la degradation.
En- cambio hay otras que son una yer
dadera escuela al cuidado de SUI fami-
liza velando For su prestigio fclici-
dad.
Lincoln, Washington, Jackson y TN
gran numero de los hombres grandes
que han glorifcado su patria decian
que todo 10 que eran, toda su grandeza
solo la debian sus madres la bue-
ma educac.0n paternal.
Pero visitad el presidio donde miles
de infelices expian sus crimenes y pre-
guntad cue les indujo escalar una
tienda. a asesinar un hombre para des
oojarle, falsifcar cheques, nevarsc
la mujer del projimo, en- fin preguntadles
por que no pudo ser un hombre it'll g
su patria y os dira: Nunca mi madre
me dio buenos consejos! 81 yo hubiese
tenido un hogar bueno!
Y no hemos terminado. Trataremos
este asunto que interesa al pals en- dis
tintas ocasiones senalando donde est5
la causa de que haya tanta degradaci6r
e inmoralidad en- la juventud que hoy
sc levanta.
Antonio1 G. MARTINEZ.
Puerta de TERRA, P. r.
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LOS PAsAJERos DEL "LEGAzPI'

Relacion de los pasajeros que nega-
ron aver tarde Ell ell vapor 'Legazpi :
procedentes de Espafia.
Solina de Pool. Maria o. Aranjo, Ma
ria L. Coff:e. Emilio Molinary, Trina
Alsurs, Eduardo Perez, Esteban Rami-
rez. Maria B. Frias, Teresa Frias, Blan-
CO Frias, Gines Sales, j. Marcano Ro-
ffetti, Guillermo Fec Martinez.
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EspectaculOs
CINE TRES sANDERAs
Dos Tandas.

La cinta c6mica en- caricatura, on
una parte "Hazafias del Perro Poll
cfa'', la comiquisima cinta en- una par
te por Luquitas "Casamiento Case
lima" v los episodios nueve dicz dc
los ounce que tienc la serie desempe-
NADIA por Sheldon Lewis titulada Los
Labos de la Kultura''.
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CINE REAL
Dos Tandas

Episodes nueve Y diez dc la tremon
da serie ''Por Venganza v por Mu.
jer'' por William Duncan v Carol Ho-
lloway dos chistosas comedia. Ma
tinee las cuatro de la tarde con los
dos primeros episodios dc la serie La
vestal del Sol Inca" por Ruth Roland
Y George Larkin.
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CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas

Matinal de diez media doce, con
el mismo programa de la noche a pre-
clos mas bajos. De dos media
cinco media, matinee con cintas co.
micas. Por la noche ell grandioso dra.
ma titulado, "Luchando contra cl Dcs.
ttno' por Bessi Barriscale.
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CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas.

Matinee noche. Estrono del cpiso
dio diez de la gran serie ttulada FL
Pacto de Tres, el precioso drama
titulado, "Ciego Rencor' por IA po-
pular artista Alice Brady, tambien Sc
dara La Preparation para el 30
xco'' entire Jack Dempsey y jess Wi
Hard.
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TEATRo BELIoGRAPH
Dos Tandas

Esta noche estreno dc los cpisodios
siete ocho dc la gran serio titulada
"Por venganza por Mujor una
comedia en- dos reels
MARIANA
Gran matinee a las tres de Ia tarde
con la gran serie patriotica PATRTA
Por la noche estreno del grand oso
drama interpretado por J. Warren Ke
rringan "Un Hombre entire Hombres =
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soCIEDAD EsPANOLA DE AUxILIO
MUTUo Z BENEFICENCIA
OLA "a.

ENTRADAS.-M Migue N. Lacomba, Bru-
no II. olazabal, Ramon G.. Soto y Ma
nuel G. Jarrin.
SALIDAS.-M Miguel G. Dclgado, Jesus
H. Pino Manuel A. Catalan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26
CINE HABANA
Dos Tandas

La pelicula titulada La Toga de
Honor en- siete parties por Ell artista
Henry B. Walthall,
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DoMIN GO
CINE TRES BANDERAs
Dos Tandas

Una cinta conica y el super cstreno
en- seis parties. marca Attraction Espe
cial por la notable artista Priscilla
Dean, titulada Ladrones dc Guante
Blanco''.
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TEATRo vAR1EDADEs. BAYAMoN
Dos Tandas.

Ell grandioso drama titulado La
Tentacion del Lujo" por Ia conocida Y
aplaudida artista en cl arte Ruth eli
fford.
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Tor IA No he

I'll noveno cpieodio De IA sefte "Et
Pacto dc Ire" por Ruth Roland Il
audaz George Larkin Il sentimental
production 'Pathe' en- cinco aetos tiiu.
lada La Huerfanita del circo pr
IA mimada del pnblico Baby Marie o.
borne tRayito de soil.
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Dos Tandas,

"Flores de Azahar' drama extra
ordinario. Charlie Chaplin Mildred
Hais.
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CINE REAL
Dos Tandas

Es.reno monumental para esta noche,
Mary NC Laren Y Frank Mayo en-
"Doncella Casada Y viuda marca
Attraction Especial y Ia graciosa come
dia por ell chistoso Luca chato en-
"Cupido tiene la Cu'pa'
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CINE NORMA

CINE NORMA
Dos Tandas.
Los episodes tres cuatro dc Ia
serie per venganza por Mujer
CINE IMPERIAL
Dos Tandas.
Babie Marie Osborne en- Ia preciosa
cinta La Huerfanita del Circo v el
episodio nucve de "El Pacto dc Tres
por Metra.la
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TEATRo vARmDADEs. BAYAMoH
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Dos Tandas.

CINE DEL PARoUE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
SCHOOLS READY FOR
XMAS HOLIDAYS
Both Public and Private
Will Close Tomorrow
Afternoon
TO REOPEN JANUARY )
Episcopal High and Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary Closed Saturday
Many Students Leave for Home.

The public and private schools OF
This city will close tomorrow af-
ternoon for the Christmas holidays
and will not reopen until Monday.
January 5.
The public schools tomorrow will
nave a continuous session and close
carly in the afternoon.
st. Mary's Academy and ST.
Mary's Parochial and the Brothers
School will close in the afternoon
and reopen January 5.
The Episcopal Theological Semi
nary of Virginia and the Episcopal
High School OF Virginia, both loca-
tel in Fairfax county. west of this
.ity. closed Saturday afternoon fcl
The holidays and will reopen Janu-
ary 5.
Practically all of the students at
these institutions have gone to their
homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
SOUTH GIVES WONDERFUL
DEMONSTRATION OF WEALTH

"Thc prompt raising of nearly
s10O.OO0,O00 in a campaign for
S75, 100000 by one religious de-
nomination in the South for mis-
sionary and educational work marks
a distinct epoch in the history of the
South and of the religious life OF
the nation. In the first place, it is
by far the largest amount ever
raised by one religious organization
in one section, and thus it sets the
pace for all time to come to stlmu-
late other denominations to similar
or to greater achievement. In the
second place, it shows TO the peopl"
of the South their own wealth and
power, and thus quickcns the latent
energy of every man and woman in
that section. it also gives to the
whole world a wonderful Illustration
of the South's vast potentia!itics in
money and in consccratcd men an!
women, who realizes their response
bilities to the world. No forward
movement the South ever made be-
fore has had such tremendous in
fluence for it's good, for the good of
the nation and of the world as the
mighty campaign which has stirred
the whole South and caused such
universal! discussion in secular pa
pcrs of the great movement.
We trust that every other denomi-
nation viii! go forward in similar
campaigns and thus center the
thoughts Of all the people upon re-
ligious activities az. thu only -salya--4
zion from the spirit Of turmoil
and Bolshev;sm Manufactures
Record
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
DOG LAW CHANGES"
CANNES Must be Listed For Taxation
Each Year

CANNES Must be Listed For Taxation
Each Year
The Virginia Legislature, when !
meets in January, VIII be asked C
make certain changes in the sta.
game, fish and dog laws. The dog !a%
was taken up in detail at a confer
cnce of state game wardens. sports.
men and farmers in Richmond last
week. Resolutions were adopted petit
tioning the Legislature TO amend this
statute so as to eliminate the provi
sion requiring that all dogs be muz-
zlcd or confined at night, and to make
he price Of duplicate tags ten cents
instead of twenty-five cents. Other
amendments suggested merely make
clearer existin: provisions of the DC?
law. It was deci',ed to ask the l,egis.
ature to put the fowl destroying doc
n the same class with the shec
killer. The amount of money collect:
under the present dog law amounts
% more than s23C,oO0, as agains
,s5577 ST. DOC Collected under the-oid law.
Changes suggested in the game law
provide for daily bag limit Of II
cartridges, wild turkeys and
pneasants, with two deer as the sea
son limit. 1t was also recommends
that it ba made unlawful to kill ar
lecr the horns of which are moi Wis
,!se.
The conference was called by Col.
+. Nash Bilisoiy. commissioner Of
rame and inland fisheries. Ever,
section of tn state was represent
ed.
With regard to the dog law. t
rame department has received
lpinion from the Attorney Gener'
holding that dogs must be listed +
.axation with comm ssloners each
wear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22

business under. the name of H. Kirk,
.Jr., until 1900, when his son, Or
lando H. Kirk, became associated
with him and the firm name was
changed to H. Kirk and Son.
The business was incorporated
in 1918, as H. Kirk and Sons,
Inc, with H. Kirk, treasurer; and
H. D. Kirk, secretary. The home
of this company at the date of it's
establishment in 1871 was in build
ing on the ground where now
stands the Naval Torpedo Station.
It's present quarters are at the in
tersection of the Strand and King
street.
The many friends of the organi-
zers of this new corporation, in
this big gift to the
business enterprise of Alexandria
wish them a happy and prosperous
new year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
APPEAL FOR CHILDREN's HOME
Donations to Help Riddles Have a
Happy Christmas

In many of the churcnes on Sunday
nigh. an appeal was made that the
Children in the Home at Iva kota,
Clifton Station, be remembered and
donations of toys, fruit, etc., be made
in order that they might have a happy
Christmas There are number of
children from Alexandria in this home
and as it is in the country, there viii
be but little opportunity for the in
mates to have any Christmas cneer
unless it is taken to them by kind
friends.
The Thanksgiving offerings from
the schools was divided between the
Anne Lee Memorial Home for the
Aged and these children and they had
bountiful Thanksgiving. But thus
far no donations at all have been re-
ceived for Christmas. Not even on.
person has remembered them thus far
and the superintendent fears that th
notice may be: .too late for it to re-
ceive proper notice. Therefore, he who
reads should heed the call and respond
at once. Dor ations may be sent to
1903 Duke street, or left with Mrs.
Shepperson at the Gazette office.
Cash donations may be sent to Taylor
Burke. Burke and Herbert.
The boxes will be packed Tuesday
afternoon and sent out to the home.
Articles may be sent by parcel post
direct to the home, addressed Chill
iren's Home, Clifton, Virginia.
One little girl was for several
years in the children home but on &C
| count of defective vision has been
returned to the home, a little boy,
| with defective heart valves has been
returned for the same reason. A
erandchild of a faithful minister CT
the gospel has also been received in
the home where he is getting good
education anG at the same time earn
ing some money to assist his mother.
A resident teacher, graduate of
Drexei Institute has charge of the
education Of the children and they are
making progress in both academic
and industrial arts.
Although this INSTITUTION is in its
infancy the foundations have beer
laid for an organization far reach
inr and effective in it's relation to the
I needs of humanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
CANTATA LAST NIGHT

The choir of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church South, rendered the
cantata, "The Christ Child" BY G..
B. Hawley. at the evening service
in that church yesterday. The So
loist were Mrs. Charles F.. Outcalt,
Miss Lillian Moore, Miss Nellie
Pierpoint, Miss Anna Vierkorn,
Mrs. Harriet Pollard Dunn, Mrs.
st. Elmo Davis, Miss Janet Risheil,
Mrs. A. E. Dunn, R. S. Luckett,
NJ. l.. Dinwiddie, Edward Billheim-
er and Dr.. Charles E. Outcalt.
Sopranos: Miss V.erkorn, Miss Ger
lacher, Miss Pierpoint, Miss Moore,
Miss Risheill, Mrs. Cation and Mrs.
Outcalt.
Altos: Mrs. Dunn. Miss Brown
ing. Mrs. Davis. Miss Gcrrond
Mrs. A. f. Dunn.
Tenors: R. S. Luckett, Edward
Billheimer, \. S. GreenawaE, A.
E.. Dunn and Edward Dunn.
Basses: NJ. L. Dinwiddie, Dr..
Outcalt. and Mr.. Davis.
Organist, Mrs. George f. War.
field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
First Local Production Of
the Season Booked at
Opera House
TO PLAY FOUR NIGHTS
Local Stars to Stage Good Show For
Benefit of Community Serrice-Ex-
pect Large Attendance.

Tonight is the night, for the open
ing of the Revue of 1919" is schedul-
ed at the Opera House, and from
early indications, Alexandrians will
turn out III goodly numbers to start
the first show of Community Ser
vice off to flying start.
The show will be given four nights,
Winding Up Friday night, and skip
ping Christmas Eve.
Lasts nights 'hearsal went off
very well, and Gocd Phillips, stage
director, was well pleased with the
work cf the principals and chorus.
Bernie Hamilton, Bill Roland, Johnny
Arnold, Harry Hinken, Clarence Sut-
ton, Vernon Webster, Mckinley Corn
ell, Johnny Bergin, and the cthors
who are playing leading parts showed
very we'll last night.
Contrary to the usual custom. the
Revue of 1919 will be put en- with
six rehearsals. The members CT the
show troupe showed real interest in
.he production, and worked hard.
With talented performers like the
members of the "Revue of 1919 ag-
gregation, lengthy rehearsals were
not necessary This show will lie the
quickest ever put on in Alexandria
by local talent.
Seats for the four nights are or
sale a. Warfield's Drug Store. The
entire lower floor is reserved at fifty
cents. Reservations may be made
either at Warfielps or at the Com
mun:ty Center, Prince ard Roy9!
STREET Phone No. 3a1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
NEW QUARTERS FOR REPAIR
DEPARTMENT OF AERO co

As will be seen BY IAN advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper the Aero
Auto Company has moved its repair
department to the former airplane
factory at st. Asaph and Pcndleton
streets. There will be twelve expert
mechanics employed under the per-
sonal supervisionsand foremanship of
William X. McAbee and William H.
Baugher and under the management
of j. T. Watson.
This shop will be fully equipped for
all kinds of auto repairing and over
hauling including welding, carbon
burning ETC., and with special equip
ent for starter and generator work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
PREDICTS COUNTRY'S RUIN

New York. Dec. 22.-"This is the
beginning of the end of the United
States! | shall be back in America.
We shall all be back. am proud
to be among the first deported. The
Car in all his career never treated
mis- subjects as we arc being treat
ed."
Standing between two huskey
khaki-clad Marines. at the rail of
the Soviet Ark otherwise the
transport Buford, Emma Goldman,
high priestess Of anarchy, shouted
this valedictory as the transport
carrying her. Alexander Berknlan
and 247 others of their ilk, headed
down the bay Yesterday morning en-
route for an undesignated port in
Soviet Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-22
NEGRO SOLDIER LYNCHED
Gecrgians Take Prisoner From
Guard on Train


Columbus, Ga, Dec. % Board
ing Central of Georgia passange:
train at Smithville, Ga, a mob of
about 80 men seized Charles West.
a returned negro soldier, and hur-
ricd him away to a secluded spot
where he was shot to death.
The negro had been arrested III
Jacksonville, Fla, on charge 0!
having killed Emmett L. Brightwell,
: farmer of Richland, Ga, and was
being returned to Americus to an,
swcr to the charge when he was re-
moved from the train.
The train was boarded so quietly
when three minute stop was made
at Smithvilc that members Of the
train crew did not know that thi
mob had seized the negro until in
formed by the prisoners guard after
the train had left the town.
The body of the negro was founc
late in the day hanging in a tree
and riddled by bullets. A coroner:
jury held immediately returned
verdict that West came to hi:
death at the hands of unidentified
men