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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
KrOnika ChicagOska.

| - Aid. Coughlin wni6s} rezo-
lucye, proszaca legislature, aze-
by znios}a ustawe o bezpoSred--
mich prawyborach.
c. E. CHADSEY z DETROIT
PROPONOWANY MA SUPE-
RINTENDENTA SZKoL PU--
Bs.IezNYcH. -
Obywatelska komisya dorad--
cza postanowiia dis zapropono-
wac radzie szkolnej, azeby sta
nowisko superintendent szk6i
publicznych w Chicago ofiaro--
wano G. E. Chadsey'owi, znane-
mu W cafym kraju jako powa--
ga pedagogiczna, ktory obecnie
w Detroit jest kierownikiem tam
tejszych szkof publicznych. Jed
noczeSnie komisya bedzie propo-
nowa1a, azeby pensya p. Chad
sey'a wynosi}a $4,000 rocznie i
azeby P. A. Mortensen, obecnie
tymczasowy pefniacy obowiazki
superintendent, mianowany byf
pierwszym asystentem superin-
tendenta Z pensya $4,000, kt6-
ra obecnie pobiera.
P. Chadsey znajddje sic W
tych dniach w Chicago ma zjez-
die Krajowego Stowarzyszenia la
Edukacyjnego. Gdy mu wczorai
powiedziano uchwale komisyi
obywatelskiej, odpowiedzia}, re
stanowisko to przyjmie, jesli mu
bedzie ofiarowane. Doda}, re
postanowi1 zostac kandydatem,
gdy go z najwyzszych ko} eduka-
cyjnych zapewniono, re oferta
pochodzi cd bezstronnych i bez-
partyjnych przywodcow, kt6rzy
tylko maja dobro szk6} publicz-
nych ma sercu. Waha} sic d4ugo,
gdyz W Detroit iacza go re wszy-
stkimi przyjemne i harmonijne
stosunki. Lecz najwybitniejsi
wychowawcy uwazaja stanowi-
sko kierownika szkd publicznych
W Chicago, jako wymagajace
najwyzszych zdolnoSci dostar-
czajacego niezr6wnanego pola
wychowawczego, CO go skionifo
do przyjecia kandydatury.
w Detroit, p. Chadsey pobie--
raj $4,000 rocznie.
Rekomendacya komisyi bedzie
W radzie szkolnej zwalczana
przynajmniej przez cterech ra-
dnych, kt6ry sprzyjaja p. Morten
sonowi. Ostatni ma takze popar-
Gle wszystkich organizacyi oby--
watelskich.
P. Mortensen wczoraj oswald
cyl. re urzedu asystenta supe-
rintendenta ME przyjmie z rak
ami komisyi ami rady szkolnej,
lecz z rak nowego superintendent
ia.
ENRIGHT ZNALEZIONY w
HOTELU: - WALK w IN
NYCH UNIACH.
Wybuchia zn6w wojna w ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
Polska Musi Otrzymac
Gda1sk z 0kohca.
Oania PrzepuszCza Bo|szewik6w doPo|ski
Czyczerin 0dpowiada Paderewskiemu--
Gotow do Pokoju z Polska.

wszelkie narodowego uczucia thu.
mione - sfowem cichy terroryzm
jest podstawa administracyi.
; Nadto narod polski odgraniczo
ny jest cd zachodniej Europy. Ii
sty ME moga ise tam i z powro-
tenn bez century. w Austryi tele-
granny So czytane i opozniane.
Czecho-Siowacy czesto wstrzy---
muja polskie wiadomoSci, mai
gorsze ze wszystkiego - polskie
wojska Francyi ME moga po-.
wrocic do swego kraju.
Ten absurd jest najzupeiniej
prawdziwym. General Haller 60
towy jest do drogi. Wojska moga
wsiasc ma pociag "a jednodnio--
wem posredniem zawiadomie-
MEM, ale dostep do Polski jest i'm
wzbroniony przez Niemcow.
Klauzula W traktacie rozejmo-
wynn CO do wolnego przejazdu
wojsk alianckich nigdy ME byia
przez Niemcow uznana i jezeliby
Niemcy zgodzili sic na przejazd
tych wojsk, Rad polski prawdo--
podobnie ME wzia}by ma siebie
odpowiedzialnosci "a ich bezpie-
czenstwo. Gdyby pociag zostai
wysadzony W powietrze miedzy
Gdanskiem a Toruniem, kto byi-
by odpowiedzialny? Aliancka ko-
misya ME noze dopilnowae 'linii
kolejowej W nieprzyjacielskim
kraju. Stad Gdansk okolica mu-
81 bye polskim i ewakuacya tego
terytoryum musi bye jednym z
warunkow nowego traktatu rozej
mowego.
Obecna sytuacya Polski, ktora
pilnie jest badana Cd czasu przy-
bycia tam komisyi alianckiej, o.
tworzyia oczy tym, ktorzy do
tychczas jeszcze ME mogli zrozu-
mice koniecznosci inkorporowa--
MIA Gdahska do nowego pahstwa.
Jezeli moznaby byso przypuscit.
re Alianci ME zazadaja wypeinie-
MIA tego zywotnego warunku. mo
znaby bezpiecznie przepowie.
dziee, re W 10 lub 15 lat polski ma
rod wciagniety bedzie W sfers
Niemiec a odciagnietyn cd naro-
dow alianckich. Bolszewizm pc
wnoscia ME przedostaiby sic do
Bawaryi, gdyby Alianci zrozu--
mieli byli i odwazyli sic postapit
z Polska kilka tygodni temu tax
madrze, jak zdaje sic teraz posta-
pia W najblizszej przyszfosci.
DANA UDZIELA PASZPOR-
TOW BOLSZEWIKOM.
Warszawa, q. lutego. - Mic
dzyaliancka misya w Warszawie
dowiaduje sic, re bolszewih mo-
skiewscy otrzyrnali paszporty Cd
dunskiego czerwonego Krzyza
Trzech ich przybyio tutaj ostat-
mimi dniami. Jednym Mich jest
Duhczyk, DR.. Jan Barner, dru--
gim Aleksia Orsiwicz, delegat
bolszewickiego czerwonego Krzy
"a, a trzecim zyd Gabryel Styck-
gold.
Orsowicz Styckgold oswald
czyli, re pragna przyjse z pomo-
ca jencom rosyjskim poracaja-
Gym Niemiec. Mieli oni przy
sobie $4,000 i zapewnili, ie jezeli
hrytyjskie, francuskie, amerykah-
skie i miedzynarodowe stowarzy-
szenia Czerwonego Krzyza przyj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
AMERYKANIN SWIADKIEM
ZLAMANIA ROZEJMU.

ZLAMANIA ROZEJMU.
Warszawa, q. lutego. - Poty-
czki niedzy Polakami Niemca-
mi odbywaja sic bezustannie mi
mo rozejmu. swiadkiem takich
walk byf pufkownik William R.
Grove, reprezentant amerykan-
skiej misyi zywnosciowej. Przy--
byi on wiasnie, kiedy rozpoczefa
sic lekka kanonada ogien mira
lierski W okolicy oddalonej 40
mil ma zachod cd Kalisza. Dwu-
dziestu czterech Polakow zosta}o
rannych.
Pufkownik Grove zezna}, re ME
moze powiedziec, co wywofaio
walke, pewnem jest wszakze, IL
Niemcy rozpoczeli walke. stwier-
dzif przytem, re stosunki zywno-
seiowe- So w tel okolicy- znosne.
NIEMCY DOPUSZCZAJA SIZE
OKRUCIENSTW MA POLA-
KACH.
Paryz, q. lutego. - Reprezen-
tanci Polski w Paryzu og1aszaja,
re zolnierze niemieccy pope}niaja
wiele okrucienstw ma polskiej lu-
dnosci. w miejscowosci Rusko
Niemcy zamordowali nozami
dwoch wiesniakow. w poznah-
skim szpitalu umarfa pewna ko-
beta cd strzafow otrzyrnanych W
nogach w piersi. We wsi Krucz
kilku Polakow zosta}o oslepio-
nych ma rozkaz Niemcow. Tych /
innych okrucie1stw dopuszczaja
sic Niemcy ma zachod cd linii de-
markacyjnej marszaika Focha,
gdzie polska ludnose znajduje sic
w ciag}em niebezpieczenstwie i
pod ciag1em przesladowaniem
Niemcow.
Ma froncie rosyjsko polskim
$4,000 polskich zakiadnikow zmu
sill bolszewiki do wstapienia do
czerwonej arrnii. w razie odmo-
wy, bolszewiki wstrzymuja zyw-
nose opornym.
Austryackie urzedy pocztowe
zwracaja poczte do Polski ma gra-
nicy szwajcarskiej, znaczac ia -
,,Odrzucone przez austryacka po-
CITE"
GDANSK MUSI NALEzEc DO
POLSKI.
Paryz, q. lutego. - Korespon-
dent amerykahskiej prasy Dillon,
piszac warunkach przysziego
traktatu rozejnowego z Niemca-
mi, m6wi, re wyznaczenie no
wych granic niemieckich wyma-
gao bedzie ewakuowania niekt6-
rych prowincyi, a miedzy innemi
Poznanskiego, dystryktu Gdah--
skiego z portem czesci slaska.
Jest to chwila, pisze korespon-
dent, kiedy nalezy wykazae ME
praktycznosc stwarzania niepod-
legiej Polski jake pahstwa skoja-
rzonego z Liga narod6w, jezeli
sic jej ME da potrzebnych do zy-
cia warunkow i re warunki te
musza obejmowac Gdahsk oko-
lica, zrozurnia}y to nareszcie mai
tepsze umys}y.
Praktycznej lekcyi uczy obec--
ME sytuacya Polski wskutek bra
ku przystepu do Aliantow. w
Prusach wschodnich przewodcy
polscy sa aresztowani wiezieni,
prawa przesladowcze bezwzgled-
ME So zastosowywane, przejawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, czwartek, % lutego: Sw.
AnaStazyi p.
Jutro, piatek, 2S Iutego: Sw. Ro-
mana Wynn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
Radykai Daza do Opanowania Radow
W Bawaryi Saksonii.
Bolszewicy Traca DIVA Porty - Ich
Panowanie Ma sic ku KohcoWi.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

zeli zaS oSwiadcza sic "a unia z
Niemcami, beda prawdopodobnie
okupowane przez Francye do
czasu zapiacenia odszkodowania
zaprowadzenia trwafego pokoju.
Niemcy ME beda mogiy wznosic i
rtrzymywac fortec poza Renem.
Fortyfikacye trwa}e czy polne
lie beda dozwolone ma teryto-
ryum wzdiuz lewego brzegu Re-
nu, ami tez materyai wojenny ME
moze bye przetrzymywany w tel
.ckolicy. Jezeli Francya zajmie
terytoryum aewego brzegu Renu,
bedzie to tylko powtorzenie wa
runkow pokoju, jake Bismarck
naiozyi ma Francye W r. 1871.
Wobec tego, re kwestya od-
szkodowania juz jest prawie zaia-
twiona, a praca komisyi mad gra-
nicami postepuje pomyslnie, ogol
re mniemanie w Paryzu panuje
take, ze w dniu s marca wszyst-
kie sprawozdania beda gotowe.
RADYKALI NIEMIECCY DA-
"a DO WLADZY.
Berno, 81. lutego. - Radykalni
socyaliSci rozpoczeli ruch w SAX
sonii, ably obalic istniejacy rad
j przeszkodzic obradom nowego
Sejmu. Ogioszono powszechny
strajk i przerwano komunikacye
z giownemi centrami kraju. Me
zawisli socyaliSci w Lipsku wy
dali manifest, domagajqc sic usu-
niecia rzadu weimarskiego, ktory
stanowi przeszkode dla socyali--
zmu i wolnoSci proletaryatu. Pra-
cuja oni goraczkowo mad og&osze-
MEM republiki sowietow w SAX
sonii. Pc radykalnych demon
stracyach w Pirna i Plauen opano
wall radykali biura niesocyalisty-
cznych pism i wypedzili urzedni-
kow. Po wyborach do rady mia
sta w Dusseldorf radykali zaza-
cali pod groza rewolwerow odda,
MIA skrzynek z balotami, ktore
spalili ma ulicach miasta.
Kopenhaga, 81. lutego. - Rada
robotnikow zoinierzy w Mona
chium wystafa depesze iskrowa,
przeznac1ona do proletaryatu
wszystkich KRAKOW, ably pomogiy
i'm do odzyskania pokoju, kt6ry-
by dai moznoSc zycia r1iemieckie-
mu proletaryatowi. Depesza "a
znacza, re Rada robotnikow i zo}-
merry jest tymczasowym rzadem
bawarskim.
Koblencya, 27. lutego. - w
odpowiedzi ma zapytanie, dlacze-
go nastapila zwloka W wydaniu
Is ciezkich dzia}, amerykanska
komisya otrzymaia odpowiedz, re
powodem tego So radykali wew-
natrz Niemiec. Wprawdzie ME
pochwycili oni owych dziai, ale
przeszkadzaja w ich transporta--
cyl w ten lub ow sposob. Bawar-
scy delegaci w Weimarze ME o.
bawiaja sic. ably ruch radykalny
Erzedostaf sic Z Monachium po-
miedzy wieSniakow, ktorzy ME
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The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
CROSS, FEVERISH
Child IS BILIOUS
OR CONSTIPATED
Look, Motherl If tongue is coated
give California Syrup
of Figs"

Livery mother realizes, after Civ
ing her children California Syrup
OF Figs" that this is their ideal
laxative. because they love its
pleasant taste and it thoroughly
cIeanses the tender little stomach.
liver and bowels without gripping.
When cross. irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look
at the tongue. mother! II coated.
give a teaspoonful of this harmless
fruit laxative" and in a few hours
all the foul, constipated waste, sour
bile and undiGested food passes out
Of the bowels, and you have n well,
playful child again. When its little
system is full of cold. throat sore.
has stomach-ache, diarrhoea. indi-
gestion, cOliC-rememb a good
"inside cleansing" should always be
the FIRST treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" handy; they
know a teRspoOnful today saves a
sick child tomorrow. Ask your
druggist for a bottle of California
Syrup Of Figs which has direc-
tiOns for babies, children of all ages
and grown-ups printed on the bot
tie. Beware of counterfeits sold
here. so don't be fooled. Get the
genuine. made by California Fig
Syrup Company. ADV.
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Ballston.

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Putnam
entertained the members OF tn,
Ballston Christian Endeavor So
ciety at rf1eir home in Clarendon. on
Monday evening. Mrs. Wright, tho
Presbyterian pastors wife. Is 70
give a talk on Japan next SUNDAY
night. The contest stands Blues d"
Il; Reds" l6.
The Citizens Association met or
Tuesday night and placed in nom
ination names TO fll the eight COM
mittees called for by the constitu-
tiCn.
Mr.. Wright will teach a men's
Eible class on Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. in the auditorium OF
the Presbyterian Church: subject
Moses Praying for Isreal."
The supper at the Ballston school
house was a record breaker. At
er paying all expenses about SlT5
remained for the good work OF the
league.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23

The fine work Of o. L. Briggs in en-
tertaining the wounded soldiers and
the erection of street signs and house
numbers will undoubtedly be recog-
nized by election to one of the secre-
taryships. c. s. Georgius, now chair
man of the membership committee, Is
also due for a prominent Office. At
least $50 votes will be cast at the
election. The present officers Of the
association are: e. l. Bennett, presi-
dent; J. Thomas Manning, vice presi-
dent; F. L. Sharp, secretary; Arthur
j. Porter, treasurer.
County politics is waxing warm in
Alexandria County, and probably no
office will receive more attention than
that of supervisor of Arlington dis
trict, in which Clarendon Is includ-
ed. 1t Is reported that w. c. Will
bert. the incumbent. will not seek re-
election, and the friends of Arthur ].
Porter treasurer of the Citizens AS
sociation. and A. C. Putnam are urg-
ing them to make the race. Either
would I'LL the office with honor to the
county.
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the condition of roads and heard
suggestions for county officers.
Nominations considered included Ed.
Hall Of BaIlston for supervisor. and
supervisor Robert l. Walker for
sheriff.
The Presbyterian Church Club met
Friday evening. with DR.. and Mrs
Chas. Munson. A delightfui feature
was the singing by Mr.. Westbrok OF
Fort Myer. The Ester Club in this
church has just been organized by
the girls under leadership of Miss
Mary Miller. The congregation L.
enjoying new hymnals bought a few
weeks ago. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday. led by Rev. Edw. Wright.
was held at Bancroft Union Church.
Columbia School had a valentine
party on Feb. IA, for the seventh
and eighth grades.
Fort Berry neighborhood has
three houses building for Geo. II.
Rucker & Co.
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when deposits $

reached. when deposits showed
$685.
The board OF supervisors met on
Tuesday.
L. j. Ewing and other residents of
Virginia Highlands appeared and pro-
tested against the parking of automo-
biles along Mt. Vernon avenue and
other streets of the neighborhood.
The board passed a sweeping ordi-
nance against parking on any county
road or subdivision street in the
county.
The sheriff stated that arrange
ments were being made for a motor
cycle man TO patrol the county roads
to catch speeders.
At the afternoon session road lights
were again under discussion. This
matter had been referred to the COM
monwealth's attorney. When called
upon for a report he stated that the
matter was in the course of settle
ment with the company along lines
that would result in better fighting
and all-night service. The contract
will probably not be entered into un-
Ill sometime in the spring.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan d reso-
luton in favor OF a monument at the
court house in honor of all of the
boys who went to war from this
county was passed. The board placed
itself on record as favoring this move-
ment, and appointed Mr.. A. J. Porter
as a committee TO inquire the cost
and make a report at the next meet
ing.
Sanitary matters were discussed
and real effort to clean things up
Is plunned
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the Twelfth street branch OF the
Washington Virginia Railway.

thS "Citl cel piaHCu OI lilC
Virginia Railway.
The valentine social given Thurs
day evening by the Epworth League
Of the Methodist Church was just one
round of enjoyment after another.
The guests upon entering were greet
ed by large sign telling them to go
directly to the improvised postoffice
in the basement. where, after regis
tration. each visitor made a valen-
tine. which was later mailed at the
postofiice, and, believe me. some
"fawncy" valentines were turned
out-nothing amateurish about them.
Interesting games were INDUCED in.
a special feature being a ride In
Cupid's aeroplane-a thrilling and in
teresting experience to many. As a
fitting climax punch and little heart
shaped cakes were served by Clar-
endon's beauty corps" in costumes
to carry out the valentine effect.
On Tuesday evening, March 4, at the
residence Of W. C. McMichael, 5 Birch
street, the Mems Bible Class will
hold its monthly meeting, an interest
ing and profitable program being
promised.
On the evening of March IS a pro
gressiVe dinner" will be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society. further an
nouncement of which will be made
later.
The second of a series of sermons
on prayer Sunday at IL a. m. will be
conducted by DR.. Beery, the subject
being The Qualities of Effective
Prayer" and at 7:3O the third of a
series of sermons on the devil, en-
titled The Devil and the Great In
vitation," will be given.
The Arlington Trust Company is
enjoying an unusual degree of pros
perity along every line. One day this
week the high-water mark was
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lot adjoining the theater, corner OF
Wilson boulevard and Wheeler ave-
nue.. demolish the present structure
and build modern, up-to-date two
story brick building. the lower floor
to be occupied by the postoffice, which
will be compelled to move from its
present location in November. to ac-
commodate the telephone company,
the remainder of the ground floor
to be used as an automobile acces-
sorry store, the center of the upper
floor as an enlarged theater and the
street side of the floor to be used as
a town hall and meeting place. Ar
rangements are also being provided
for the rapidly increasing library,
which now numbers over 100 volumes,
which will be duplicated by a Wash
ington paper, thus making a nucleus
of 200 as a starter.
The Washington Virginia Railway
Company is aiding the Employment
Bureau of the Department Of Labor
in its "give-a-soldier-a-job cam
paign. having placed several men In
various capacities, notably at the
switch at Arlington Junction. SOL
der who has lost an arm.
Fire drills are held every Tuesday
and Thursday and 1t is urged upon
all citizens to attend and famillarize
themselves with the operation Of the
fire apparatus. Last Thursday a
demonstration of the Ever-Ready and
Nu-Ex fire extinguishers was given
by local agents. A temporary struc-
ture Of pine 7 by feet was erected,
the interior of which was filled with
highly inflammable material. includ-
ing pitch. resin and gasoline. the
Clarendon fire department standing
by in case OF need. The demonstra-
tion was a success and the flames
subdued in short time. Next
Thursday a demonstration will be
held at the same place and all rep
resentatives of hand extinguishers
are invited to "go to it." The ma
jority of houses will be shortly equip
ped with the eNtinguisher, which
makes the best showing.
George A. Rucker 6; Co. report sew
eral inquiries for property as result
of their card in last Sundays Herald
and will soon commence the con-
struction of some twenty-five new
houses. 1t will be recalled that dur
ing the war Clarendon had several
idle houses. but the demand has so
increased that the firm made many
sales. and some of the money will
be reinvested in real estate.
Mr.. Arthur J. Porter. contractor
and builder. is busily engaged on
plans for several bungalows. ranging
from 5000 to 5000. and Peter Lat
terner, owner OF Latterners subdi-
vision. reports several prospects in
his portion of Clarendon. which is
near South Spruce street station on
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Across-the-P Potomac NeUs
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF PEOPLE AND THINGS
IN VIRGINIAS NEARBY COMMUNITIES

ton, covered by chemical engine, No.
3, located at Chestnut street and Will
son boulevard. is 17s-F-3, in the name
of A l. Kelley, II. K. Green being
he captain OF that company, and A.
Sparshott chief engineer Ar
rangements are now being made for
1 motor-driven hook and ladder ap-
paratus, nearly all the equipment
with the exception of the chassis be-
ing now on hand. Fire Chief Frank
Snyder has purchased additional
equipment, including ceiling hooks,
mouth h-sponges for the crew. Pyrene
and Eastman Sj0-pound tested extin-
guishers, and Messr. +. r. Keefer.
Of Strickler avenue, and Washburn,
of Wilson boulevard, have provided
street fire plugs connected with press
ure tanks, in their portion OF the
town.
Sewerage and running water service
is established in Wilson's addition to
Clarendon, and Strickler and Claren-
don avenues are connected Herewith.
The community dance to be held
Friday of this week promises to be
an epoch in the towns history, and
the committee. composed of Messrs.
G. S. Georgius. chairman: Messrs.
Flanagan, Dawson. Keefer, Snyder,
Shelley. Morgan, Putnam, Coleman.
Rubin. Murray and Briggs are work
ing night and day to make it a sue
cess. The Clarendon band of twenty
five pieces, will furnish the music,
and refreshments will be served by
the ladies auxiliary OF the Citizens
Association, the price of admission,
including refreshments, being 80 cents.
An important meeting of the Clar-
endOn Citizens Association will be
held Tuesday of this week, and a
committee will be appointed TO take
steps to key up the Key Bridge con-
struction. to bring the matter before
Congress to ask for an additional ap-
preparation to hasten the work which
was considerably delayed by lack of
labor incident to the war. Represen-
tative Charles c. Carlin secured an
appropriation of over 8, 100000 for the
bridge and secured an additional sum
to meet war conditions. and It Is esti-
mated the bridge will cost upwards
of 100000 upon completion While
the election OF officers will not take
place until March p, plans are under
way for an interesting contest. The
friends of Vice President Manning
and Secretary Sharp are booming
them for the presidency, and it is
probable two additional vice prest-
dents and corresponding secretary
will be added to the roll of officers
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Clarendon Comment.

a census OF the town compiled by
o. l.. Briggs, chairman of the str
committee, shows / .se2 adult residents
Steps are now being taken to form a
5,Oo9 club and the citizens are very
optimistic as to reaching that goal.
The new FIRE alarm has been in
stalled. in No. 1 engine house, the
number being Rosslyn 90. In case Of
IRE notify central and she will do the
rest. The phone for the lower Sec
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Arlington.

The Patrons League had a tele-
phone Iut in at the school house.
The number is 7-F-l2. 1t can be
freely used by all citizens in their
school relations.
The Citizens Association discussed
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TO organize troop at that place. The
boys are arranging an entertainment.
TO be held in the near future. 70 pro
vide for a camping trip this summer
and TO provide for enlarged n1eet-
ing place 70 accommodate the rapidIy
increasing membership.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23

Last Sunday being anniversary Sun
day for the Boy Scouts il was ceIe-
brated by Troop 53 with a ten-miIe
hike. three hours being spent under
the leadership Of Scoutmaster George
F. Dennis in blazing trails and track
ing. The scoutmsster and Prof
Fletcher Kemp, superintendent OF
Alexandria County schools, will visit
Arlington School Thursday at s D. m.
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While the army of occupation
winds mp the watch On the Rhine.
your income tax will help wind up
the cost of getting there. Pay f to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
Rock Hill.

Mr.. and Mrs. Crandau Maclxay. st..
have a son, born at GeorgetoNn
Hospital, Saturday.
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The Washington Virginia Railway
Company has placed two additional
cars between Clarendon and Wash
ingtop on the morning and evening
rush hours which is much appre-
ciated by the community.
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Rome Congress Opens March /

Rome, Feb. 1.-THE cabinet coun-
Gil today set the date for reopeninU
OF the Italian parliament at March L
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
Cherrydale.

The Sunday School room being
built under the Baptist Church is
nearing completion. The opening
service will be held about the FIRST
of April.