davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
VYROBA CTRAVNEHO PLY
NU ZASTAVENA.

Vladni tovarny ma vyrobu 0
travneho plynu, kteryZto "a
vod nachazi Sc V Nela parku,
byly ma rozkaz Washi1gtonu
zavreny a asi $500 lucebniku
a jinych odbornika rozpuste-
no. V Nala parku vyrabe'n byl
horcicovy plyn, kterymzto ply
mem byli castova,ai spojenci Hu
move ma zapadnl froI1te. To-
varny V Nela parku byly Wy
baveny stroll ZvlaStniho ame-
rickeho vynalezu a hofGicovy
plyn zde vyrab6n pro vsechtay
spojenecke armady. Asi diesel
tisic lidi zabyvalo Sc puvodne
dotcenou vyrobou, ktaryzto
personal byl vSak po podepsa-
nj primeri zmensen a posled1i
cas- jen n6ktere kontrakty by
ly vyriozvany. Nejlepsi amer.
lucebnici pad naCe!nictvim plu
kovnika Dorseye zabyvali sc
po dobu vaiky V Nela parku
vyzkumnymi procesy a special
nj che nil. II tech premnOZl Gle
veland opusti, ably novou kari
cru V jinych m6stech ZapoGali.
VGtSina obycejnych pracovnl-
XII zde vSak zustane a jakmile
prumysl V Nela parku ma nor
malni STAY bude prem6n6n, o.
pet do tOVaran V Nela parku
budou povolani. Tovarny bu-
dou Sc totiz zabyvati vyrobou
ruz1ych pomucek Il oboru e.
lektfiny, tedy iako pred val
kou. kdy V Nela parku AZ ti'i
tisice muZu. zen a dlvek pra-
covalo. Plukovnik Dorsey zu-
stane spravcem dotcene labo-
ratofe az do premeny tovaren
IA vyrobu mirovou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
W:S.ssl ZW:S:S) y z:
BUDOU ROZPUSTENI We
CTVRTEk.

Clenove 332. p6siho pluku
pribyli do tabora Sherman wee
ra cas,l6 rano a budou demobiti
sovani We ctvrtek, takze v pa
tex vrati sc liz 700 Clevelan-
d'anu do sveho domova, ably We
novali Sc Ease puvodnimu sve-
mu povolani, Pouze n6kolik ne
mocnych zustane cd 332. plu-
ku v Sherman.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28


mady |. cervna 1917 a byl pfi-
delen k temuz pluku.
Pdvodne byli ma froInte Lo-
trinske, snacez s1castnili Sc bo-
.jG u Verdunu, st. Mihiel, V Ie-
sich Argonnskych Il We Flan-
drech.
Dale byl pfitomen branec
sok. Frank Nekvasil, kerry
vstoupil do armady 2. dubna
1913 prodelal bitvy u Cam
brai, st. Quentin, Kimmel Hill,
VauX Entigny, kde americke
vojsko dobylo Heidenburgovu
linii. Byl ranen srapnelem ma
hlav6 a ma noze.
Branec sokol Ladislav Ben
da vstoupi! do armady IL. tlno-
ra 1913 jako namornik a delsi
cas- byl instruktorem We vojen-
'ske strelnici We Filadelfii. So
kolsky branec Josef Svehla
vstoupil do armady Is. kvetna
1917 a po vycviku byl pride
len k zasobovacimu sboru.
| Sokolsky branec Vaclav Ne
kvasil vstoupil do armady 5.
'srpna 1913 a prodelal cviceni
We Fort Hancack, N. Y.
Branec a sokol Karel Linek
vstoupil do armady Is. kvetna
k nanornik1m a byl pridelen
! k signalni sluzbe a zaroven byl
linstruktorem We stfelbe. Prode-
lal tezkou nemoc, zapal Pile,
,byl operovan a odebere sc do
Texas a pc SVEN uZdraveni We
nuje sc studiu ma universitG v
IChicago.
A. SvOboda Sc vratiI v utery
'22. dubna, l.. Benda IL. tinora
j. Brejcha 2. unora, FIR. Jeli.
mex %. dubna, j. F. Mikulec /.
unora, f. Nekvasil 25. dubna
". Nekvasil IA. brezna, Kare1
Linek 10. dubna. Kazdy z mich
Jest pot6sen, re jest op6tne dc
ma a .jsou radi, re vojenskou
uniformu, od1nk otroctvi a bal
barstvi vymeni "a obcanskj
i. oblek a op6t svobodne budov
moci mezi prateli zivot stravit
j Cetla spolecnost pri sokol.
ske hudbe Sc pratosky bavila
a vytezek bude zajiste prekva
'pujici, nebot' zasoba daru by
la pro vyhru velika.
/ O financnim ispechu prime.
seme Zpravu .pozdeji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
'M.!s.sl M.!l!!,.!sl IWl!;s,s]
ZACHRANIL DfTE.

We stlzi ma Way Ave. hralo
81 vcera n6kolik hochu, 2 nichz
nektefi jail Sc vykopavati "tu-
nel' V hromade pisku a ster-
ku. Mezi mimi byl tez devitile-
ty Larry Patton mad nimz Sc
vykopavka provalila a hoch
byl zasypan. Ma pokrik ostat-
nlch deti prikvaciI p. Rudolf
Novak, 94l7 Way Ave a hocha
po delslm 1sili vyhrabal. Pat
ton nalezA Sc nyni V lekaf-
ske osetfovanl. Ma zebro piera
zenf, uzdravi Sc vsak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
Wys,sl y,l WytSSs]
STRiDMOSTI.

Sdruzeni Ceskeho Narodni-
no Domu usporadalo vcera We
Ger V Narodni SIM ma Broad
way divadelni predstaveni, tri-
aktovou frasku "ApoStolove
stridmosti". Navst6va byla We
lika a celek We vSem zdarily.
Tfeba totiz zaznamenati, ze|
kus byl dobre obsazen a SOU
hra, zvlaste V prvem druhem
jednani, by.a znamenita. A rov
n6z zp6vy, sola, kuplety, dueta
j sbory libily Sc svou svezesti j
vtipem, kterezto harmonii or
chesJr bratri Hrubych rovnez
'prispival a tax naladu obe-
censtva rozSiroval.
Nd6cnou byla role Emanue-
la Tlacenky, prohibitnika a Wy
nalezce stroje ma trestani alko
holikH, jehoz pfednes byl stale
zivy. minika spravna a vystu-
Ipovani sebcvedome. Rovnez je
no chot. zena starostliva a Ger
nych neStovic Sc vecne stra-
chuiici, m6la jasny prednes a
dobrou mimiku, coz lie tvrdit
tez 0. s.eGne Herme a panu Ru-
dolfovi.
Razn6 vystupoval poruGik
Paylavsky, vybornou byla zp6-
vatka Ella a podarenou troll
ci spatrili jsme II GlenG spolku
+, "Apostola str1dmosti", k nimz
pridruzil Sc pozdeji president
|patentni kancelare a NeSvera,
lalkoholik re zvyku.
! Pehnym zjevem byla tez pan
ska Julinka, kdezto vsechny
; nasleduiicl mensi 1lohy sehra-
ny precisne takze vse Slo raz
ma raz a pub.ikum z veselosti
!. temer nevychazelo.
Pan Ant. Koryta mel hlav-
nj partii a jako osvedceny ko-
mix dockal Sc j vcera casteho
aplausu. Pi. Jos. Blahova hra-
la vroucn6 ulohu rozsafne ma
irony, 81. Anna Chlandova byla
slitnou naivkou a p. Jaroslav
: Kubes zajimavym eleganem.
Pan Jos. Paryzek represen-
: ;toval dokonale rak. oficira
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28

Rev. Oldrich Zlamal zaslal
nam 2 Prahy postovni listek
nasledujlciho obsahu: "Srdec-
ny pozdrav vsem ctenarum
"SVeta". = V dousce pax o.
znamuie, ae "republika je roz-
hodne proti-bolscvickA", KITE
ratio douska podepsana jest
tez PIP. J.N.C. Zlamalem a J.
Y. Cernyrn. Diky IA vzpomin-
kui
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28

nadace dra. FrantiSka, riS. hra
bette z LuetzowI kapital $4,000
korun cennych papirech pro
chudeho posluchace moderni fl
losofie, ktery venuje Sc studiu
angliciny. Jak znano, zaslou-
I'll sc hr. Luetzow, v roce 1916
zemfely, velice o rozsireni zna
losti ceskych dejin a literatu-
ry We ctenarstvu anglickem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
MS,s! M...:,,ss! Ms;sl "; S!
MATkA 81 ZOUFALA.

Miaulou sobotu trilety synek
2G roku stare pani Marie Ric-
soVe. 1928 81. Clair Ave. pfi-
bllzil Sc neopatrne ko rozpale
ne plotne a sat Ma mem Sc
vznal, clmz utrp6l tezke popa-
leniny a sotva vydrzi. Matka
Jeho byla neStestim tax zdrce-
ma, re vcera zoufalstvi il "a
chvatilo a obGsila Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
LISTARNA.

81. Josepha Andrlova ma V
administered "Sveta" dopis Cd
z Ceske Trebove, KITE
ry zdejsl posta nasledkem me-
uplne adresy nemohla il ode
Necht' Sc O svuj dopis
V nasi pisaMe pmhlasi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
LWS;!Ssl] WSS US s.
HRABENKA LUETZOVU CE.
SkE UNIVERSITE.

Vdova po Znamem ceskem
vlastenci spisovateli, doklo-
ru filosofie, doktoru snaSl uni
versity, pani Anna, Tis. hrab6n
ka z Luetzow sd6lila rekto-
ratem, re k ucteni pamatky
sveho chote venuje ku zrizeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
AKADEMIE SOKOLA CLEVE
LAND.

Jedna nejcileisich nasicb
'mistnlch sokolskych jednot
pfedstoupila pred nasi ceskou
'vefejnost, ably kladla pocet o
|sv6 pdsobnosti v dobe uplynu-
Ne. Mono rici, ze zkousku pre-
's.ala dobre, spatrili .sme wee
lrejstho nedehniho odpoledne.
ze .zdarne pokracuje pres ne
! Iprizen pohnute dolby valecne.
Podobny mnohostranny pro-
gram podava neklamn6 svede-
lctvi,, ze Sc Sokol Cleveland ci
|lum mikterak neodciZuje. Eel,
ze nebylo vetsi navstevy, ably
|vykony jednotlivych oddeleni
!6oznaly vetsiho oceneni cdne
my verejInym uzn&1im. Mnohc
arci crada ma vrub krasneho
Ipocasi pokrocilejsiho lara MI
okolnost, re soucasne pofada-
ma hyla sokolska s,aynost na
s1r*rt zapadni.
/ Inamy a sympaticky pracov
NIX sokolsky ma sirsin narod-
nm poll p X. Bernrn!tcr dvI;al
3i!tomnc Erlpadnyn proc!o
VEN a .rLy ma to 31'.l:i ,
borcu icdnoty dve 3ostavv Il
| P )lnickych prost1ycn, Jez
v;:dor g. t;z;lcsti presllj by
RI ovedeny. NemenSl . vdiCnG
DGZolhDstl Costalo sc SJholNam
prOvedSim ladne mazlI'hu pfi-
;Zpnsobenou prostnym cvicenlm
Hosi cvicili dvakrate prost1a s
InaleZitou odmenOu hlucnehO a
plasu, ktery ale dospel vrchole,
kdyz Sc objevily zacky narod
Mich kroiich a vesele zakrepGi-
ly "a zpevu n6ktere narodni
tance; ciperny divci dorost
musel opakovati. Vykonu mia
ldych sokoiic Sly skutec1e diva
kun k srdci, podobn6 telocvi-
cny polkovy tanec zakyh dru-
he tridy.
Pan Bernreiter po te pred
stav!i prave Sc z Francie ma
vrativsiho ceskoslovenskeho do
brovolnika legionare p. Skalou
da, jehoz dobre minena slOva
poZorne byla vyslechnuta.
Td.ocvicn6 vykony pax do
plneny byly peknym a vzdy vi
tanym clslem pi. Julie Mareso
We, jez Zap6la piseh "Vyse-
hrad' a boufi potlesku donuce-
na pfidati obligatni basen j.
Vrchlickeho "Svandovy dudy"
| Chlapecky dorost pax pred
vedl n6ktere zapaanicke chva-
ty die skoly Tyrsovy sokolo-
We predvedli ma bradlech troll
binace cviku. Novym byla
slola koncircm, nimZ Sc dosti
obratne ohan6ly Svarn6 nase
sokolice. Nemalou Zajimavosti
byly bile skupiny vsech cviten
cu a alegoricky zavGreGny o.
braz, kterym pekny program
. Ivyhodn6 byl zakonten.
Take hudebni cisla sokolsk6
kapely Sc tesla pozornosti
l zaslouzene pochvale.
Uspech vcereisi Academic
muze byti dalsi pobldkou k bu
douci cinnosti Sokola Cleve.
, land, ktary tax zdarne pokra.
cuje k metam vyvolenym. nu
ze dalSimu pochodu naSe Ma
zdar!
WSS] WSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
GLEN ARMADY SPASY
SAMOVRAHEM.

V citadele Armady Spasy ma
Eagle ave. bydlil posledni cas-
45lety S. Valentin 2 Toledo,
iehoz zdravi nasledkem chrip-
ky znacne bylo otfeseno. Wee
ra odpo!edne Valentin vrhl Sc
s tretiho patra budovy ma
chod.1ik a zabil Sc okamzit6.
Toledske urady byly dnes ma
ieho zoufalstvi upoZorneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
"RUZOVA POUTA" v MT.
PLEASANT.

Cili ochotnici sdruzenych
spolku V Mt. Pleasant sehrali
vcerejsi nedele ma ukonceni le-
toSni bohate sezony rozmarnou
frasku Lokayovu "RGzova pou
ta", ktera jako vzdy ami tento
krate neminula Sc obvykleho
uspechu. Hrano bylo $ chuti a
vesele sceny nalezly ohlasu u
shromazd6neho obecenstva. X
zdaru celku nemalo pfisp6la so
kolska hudba, jez prednesla
vhodne skladby v meziaktich,
jakoz i opatrila hudbu pri po-
zddji po predstaveni poradane
tanecni Zabav6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
MOB LYNCHES NEGRO
Accused of Attacking Three White
Women He Held up on Lonely
Road. 4

Memphis, May 29.-Meager re-
ports received here last night from
kernando and Olive Branch, Miss,
told of the lynching yesterday near
Mineral Wells, Miss, of negro ac-
cused of attempting to attack one of
three white women he held up en- a
lonely road on which they were rid
ing in a buggy.
He dragged the woman into q
clump of bushes before the screams
sf her companions frightened him
away, it was said by county officials
i. long distance telephone messages
last night. An alleged accomplice, i:
was said, had been arrested by the
sheriff and deputy and taken TO
fernando, when he later was removed
t, another village for safekeeping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
COMES HERE THIRD
TIME AS STOWAWAY

New York, May 29.-For the third
time since the armistice was signed,
Michael Gilhoc!ey, dimunitive Bel
eian musician and soldier of fortune.
arrived here as a stowaway yester-
day.
Last November he came in on the
transport Agamcmnon, having been
!smu ggled aboard in cast off uni
form by American soldiers. The i'm
migration authorities sent him back
to- France. Six weeks later he ar
rived on the transport Black Arrow,
with-,the same result &
Yesterday jNIichaeEscame in aboard
the Santa Paula, :disguiscd asa sail
Of. 4e:pEotestsl that: he wanted. t
become ,S;aR Ahiesjc seitizssjnf..:> i: 4: AND
WOULD Keep making Fhet7frffp2 aees .a9 Pos
the Atlantic until he was allowed to
land. but the immigration authorities
hustled him off to Ellis Island again
to. await deportation.
'Michael's father was a Cork Irish
man and his mother Belgian girl
HIS father died before the war. and
his mother was killed by German
air bomb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
JUBILEE WEEK
PLANS in MAKING
Welcome Home Committee
For Soldiers Prepare
For Event
WILL SOLICIT FUNDS
All Asked to Decorate Week of June
9-Scldiers' Memarial Jrojected-In
3 Homer cf Heroes.

The citizens of Alexandria having
rendered a rcusing reception to the
first contingent of our heroes return
ing from victorious battles overseas,
and the remaining men coming home
as quickly as they are mustered
out, it is thought that by the sec1nd
week in June, which has been desig-
mated Jubilee Week. all Alexandria
will make a supreme effort to give
an adequate testimonial of affection
and appreciation to the men who
have fought well and SO successful.
The s'Welccme Home Committee"
appeals to the citizens to decorate
places cf business and hcmes. Every
one is ask to display at least one
American flag.
A large committee of representa-
tive women and men is now solicit
ing funds cut of which a small part
will be used for decorations and a
dinner to be given to the returning
mens and fer other necessary eX-cen-
ses. The greater part of the fund
will be used in properly equirping q
permanent memorial, which will be
fitting ard lasting tribute of esteem
to be used and enjoyed by the men
during the remainder Of their Ives.
Alexandria always does its part
and with the boys at home.-With
the terrible pictures of many battles
impressed upon their memories it
bchooves every family in the city to
contribute literally, each accrdirg to
their ability. Remember your con-
tlibutcn is not to be used in the eel
elTaticn Of the week, but most CT it
fer lasting testimonial of your
respect for the men of Alexandra
who have done such valiant service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY
To Be OBSERVED
Alexandria Will Take {
Holiday Tomor-
row
TO DECORATE GRAVES
Exercises at P. NJ, at National
Cemetery-Address by Representa-
tive Sanders of Indiana.

Tomorrow vii! be Memorial Day.
The day will be observed by gene
,al suzpenscn>. of business. Banks.
cit yand government offices and thc
city postofficcs will be closed all day,
Many of the. retail stores Will remain
.opn,. until. noon. A majority, how,
ever, will be closed all day, -.
Many Alexandrians have planneet
to spend the day out Of the city.
The decoration Of graves. will be II
order.
At o'clock in the afternoon an
nual memorial day exercises willtbt
held at the National Cemetery, this
city. The orator of the occasion vii
be Representative Everett. Saunders
Indiana; J. Clinton Hiatt, past COM
mandcr of William B. Cushing
Camp No. 80. Sons of Veterans, U
S. A., of Washington, will preside
Invocation Comrade VIM. P. Grave
will read Lincoln's Gettysburg ad.
dress. Others also are scheduled t.
delievr addresses and in addition
there viii be 4 number of musica.
numbers.
Invocatfo Jon and benediction will bt
delivered inv Rev. DR.. E. B. Jackson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
TEN OLD AL. A BOYS
ARRIVE LAST MIGHT
Arrival Of War Heroes I'm
hearlded- Met by
Relatives
OTHERS TG FOLLOW
Boys Happy to be Home-Many Tell
Thrilling Experiences in War
Against Huns.

Ten members of the old Alexandri2
Light Infantry arrived in Alexandria
shortly before midnight last night.
There arrival was unhearlded al
though large number of relatives
and friends of the men were on hand
to welcome them when they detrained.
This makes total of twenty-seven
members of the old Alexandria Light
Infantry who arrived here during the
past forty-eight hours. Others are eX-
pected each night during the coming
week.
Today the new arrivals were on the
streets and welcomed by thei,
friends. Many told thrilling stories Of
their exploits on the battlefield
against the Huns.
All of the men expressed themselves
as well pleased with their expert
cnces, despite the hardships endured
during the war. All, however, also
were glad to return to their native
city and said things "Locked good to
them at home"
As heretofore stated IN The Ga
zette the big celebration planned for
the men will be held the week of June
Old when there will be a big car
nival.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
116th OUT THIS WEEK
Demobilization at Camp Lee New
Well Under Way

Petersburg, Va. May 29.--Demob-
filization of the One Hundred and
Sixteenth Infantry, Twenty-ninth Dl-
vision, at Camp Lee is now well un-
der way, and Tuesday 30 men from
each of the Is companies composing
the regiment received their dis
chan ges. The men are principally
from Virginia.
It is said that virtually all of the
Virginia men in the regiment will re-
ceive their discharge tonight and
that by the end CT the week most, if
not all, of the regiment will have
been demcblilized.
Big preparations are being made
in Petersburg to extend a royal home
welcome to the Eightieth Division
when it arrives at Camp Lee. The
City Council has appropriated $4,000
for the entertainment of the boys and
today committees started out to
raise by private subscriptions, an ad-
ditional $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
QUESTION OF FIUME
Terms Will be Handed Vienna Dele
cation Friday by Allied ENJOYS

Paris, May 29.-The question Of
Fiume and the southern territorial
boundaries of Austria has been set
ted by the allied council, according
to the best information here yester-
day evening.
An agreement also has been reach
ed it is stated, on the general Adria-
tic questions, except regarding econo-
mic arrangements. This and all ter
r:torial questions vii lbe presented
to the Austrians Friday in the pro-
posed terms.
The matter cf preparations will come
up for consideration later.
A plenary session Of the peace con-
ference will be held this afternoon in
the Foreign office. The terms of the
American treaty will then be COM
mun:cated to the representatives OF
the countries which broke relations
with Austria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
.SHR|NERS WILL BE
HERE TOMORROW
Famous Arab Patrol and
Band Will Arrive at
$50 p. m.
WILL DRILL AT 4 P. NJ
Ceremonial Session at Elks' Home
Fifty Neoppytes VIII Cross Sands
of Desert.

A ceremonial session of Acca Tenn
pie, Mystic Shrine, Richmond, will be
held in Alexandria tomorrow after
noo, and night.
The famous degree team and Arab
patrol with band will come to this
city at $50 o'clock in the afternoon.
There will be a parade down King
street and at 4 o'clock drill will be
given on Washington street, north of
King street.
The Shriners will then go to the
Elks Hall, now used by the War
Camp Community Service Club, where
a class of 50 neophhytes will cross
the hot sands of the desert. 1t is ex-
pectcd that more than $50 visiting
Shriners will be here tomorrow.
There will be an adjournment at 6
o'clock for supper which will be
served in the Westminster Building,
and the ceremonial session will be
resumed at 8 o'clock and end late at
night.
Elaborate preparations have been
completed by the local Shriners for
the entertainment of the visitors dur
ir,g their stay here.
E. E. Downham, honorary chair
man, executive committee; F. ".
Latham, chairman; G. H. Schwarz-
mann, ]. NJ. Duncan, C. W. Fletcher,
] VIM. May, H Noel Garner.
Reception Committee. W. Flet-
cher, chairman; Nelson T. Snyder, F:
C. Knight, C. w. King, 0. H. Kirk,
A. F. West, DR.. T. B. Cochran, NJ.
L. Dinwiddic, C. C. Lamond, E. War
field. jr., W. B. Davis, Harry Ham
mord, J. E. Schwarzmann, /. /.
Armistead, C. A. Gwinn, Thos. Dun
barr.
Arrangements Committee-G: II.
Schwarzman, chairman. J. H. Trim
yer. T. B. Cochran, Lorenzo VOL
ford, R. L. Payne, C. W. Fletcher, R.,
S. Luckett, Courtney Acton, j. 7 :,
Williams, G. NJ. Myers, c. P. Heish-
ley.
Entertainment committee. NJ.
Duncan, chairman; ]. G. Graham, F.
A. Bayliss, Harry Brown, W.. L. Al;
len, X. w. Ogden, Geo. Buddin, n
S. Greenaway, G. P. Hughes, D. G.
Grillbortzer, Geo. LeHew, R. H. Cox,
John P. Chadwick,
Banquet committee-H. Noel Gar
rer, chairman; Preston o. Cockey, b.
X. Smith, A. NJ. Sherwood, c. c.
Bachelor, B. j. Richards, j. NJ. Du-
lin. Geo. Zachary, A. E. Paul, II.
w. Wildt.
Membership committee J. VIM.
Nav, chairman; George Thornhi!l, J.
N. Duncan, B. K. Smith, Archie L.
Goodloe, E. E. Downham, W w. Bal
lcnger, E C. Rand, C. Page Waller,
DR. W. NJ. Smith, R. S. Cochran, ].
T. Cochran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
SUPPER DANCE At BELvoIR

Last night marked the beginning
Of the supper dances at, the Belvor
Hotel now under the management
of G. B. Ashby, formerly of the Ra-
leigh Hotel, of Washington. The din
ing room was elaborately decorated
with cut flowers and ferns and pre-
sented Nest beautiful perspective
to those upon entering. The orches-
ira having rendered several selec-
tions, promptly dancing began at
$50 which lasted until u o'clock. A
special buffet luncheon was served,
itself most unique menu.
Among those attending included
Mrs. Clarence French. Mrs. NJ. c. c..
Peytcn, Mrs. Leonard Christie, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick J.Paff, Miss Cora
Cochran. Mrs. John w. Reed, Major
and Miss R. L. Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Schwarzman, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Marshall, Capt and Mrs.
Henry Bendeck Misses Pearl and
Lillian Schwarzman, Della Phillips,
Louise Griffith, Virginia Paff, Marg-
aret Paff, Louise Paff, Ruth Wat
kins, Virginia Bandeck, Harriet Ban
deck, Majore Allen, Marion Van
Clef. Alberta Hyson, and Messrs.
Carroll Ashby, Richard Chichester,
MiAcn F. Yost, J. 7. Stephenson, V.
Ward Boswell, Thomas Boswell.
Henry Snithson, Alfred Jennings,
Alexander Doniphan. Jr., Cameron
Roberts, Leo P. Harlow, Hampton
Brown and l.. II. Dudley and others,
together with a number from Wash
ingtcn and elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
MASS MEETING
Voters Of Second Ward Will Hear
Council Manager. Plan of Gov
ernment Discussed Tomor-
row Sight ii.

The Citizens Committee has ar
ranged to hold a. meeting of the Sec
ond Ward Voters in the auditorium.
of the Chamber of Commerce at $50
o'clock tomorrow night.
Meetings of the voters in othe;
wards have been held. and after th
meeting Friday night it is planned
to call in all petitions that have hee!.
in circulation and present them t.
Judge Brent asking him to call tn
election. The Citizens Committee has.
through these meeting and o.he
means Of publicity, tried to get al
of the facts of the matter besor
every qualified voter for their con
sideration.
The voters of the Second ward ar
urged to come to the meeting Fr,
day night and hear the matter discus
sed and ask any questions that ma.
occur to them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-29
FRENCH BLUEBEARD
Henri Landru Must Explain to Court
Disappearance of Twelve Women


Disappearance of Twelve Women
Paris, May 29.-Henri Landru, who
was arrested in April in connection
with the disappearance of twelve
women whom he had either married
or promised to marry, was give ma
preliminary hearing Tuesday. He said
he did not know anything about the
whereabouts of the women, and de-
clared 1t was up to the authorities to
rrove he had amy connection with
tncir disappearance.
The Judge tcld the prisoner that
experts have reached the conclusion
that the bones found in Landru's vii
la at Gambraix were human bones.
Landru replied by protesting against
the authorities searching his villa
without his being permitted to be
present.