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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
, OI:TH is SHOT By NEW coop
AS Jewellers FAIL TO HALT

Washington, D. c. July 9.-Whi!c
ding down Pennsylvania avenue III
N automobile in company with three
f his boy friends at $40 O'Clock this
norring, Leo A. Mcleod, sixteen
,eals old, cf 319 S street northeast.
,as shot in the back of the head by
nrivate Henry A. Starr, of the First
precinct. He died in Emergency Hos
,;sal at I o'clock while his father.
William Mcleod waited outside OF the
.aom fer word of his boy.
Starr was suspended from the po-
ice force. and is under arrest at tht
s;rst precinct. The three boys who
we're with Mcleod are being detained
s witnesses. They are: Giles Jones.
i. 3S S street northeast; Charles
Stewart, of 315 S street northeast,
nd Albert Senior of Ga Eighth
treet northeast.
The automobile in which the four
,oys were passengers passed down
cnnsylvan:a avenue at Thirteenth
trcct, the police record says. Ac-
riding to Captain Ffather of the
irss precirct, one of them had been
linking. and was making a lot
o:se. The others, in the rear seat
i the car attempted to quiet rim:
nd he called police screaming
Help" and Murder"
Starr, hearing the calls, signaled
or the automobile to step, thinking
ma. a robbery was being committed
ut .he boys did not stop. He then
rev his revolver and fired, he told
ne officials at the precInct, at the
ear tire. The bullet went Wild
trikng the rear cover of the autc
mobile and hitting Mcleod in tila
cal. Only one shot was fired.
The boys in the car told the police
,dav that they had seen no police.
ian try to stop them, but only man
4 civilian clothes. They drove dow
'cnrsylvaria avenue as far as III:
'eace Monument, before it was dis
covered that the boy had been hi
III the while he was unconscious &nt
lying at their side. When it w
found out that the bullet had strucl
lis head, he was rushed to Emergerc!
Hospital. where little hope was hell
eor his recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
TO HEAR WILSON IN OPEN
Peace Tisaty Will be Presented to
Senate Tomorrow

Washington, July 9.-The SEN
ate made ready yesterday to re-
ceive the peace treaty from Pres
ident Wilson and to take up without
delay and in the open the bitterly
contested question of its ratifca-
ton.
In disregard of precedent, it was
voted unanimously to open the
doors to the public when the Prcsi-
dent makes his address Thursday
submitting the treaty ard asking
for its acceptance. To the same
purpose plans were made by the
leaders to rush the document to The
printer and to circulate many thou
sands of copies for the information
Of the country.
The DECISIONS to hear the Prcsi-
dent inEopen session was reached
without suggestion from him, al
though it was understood to square
with his desires. A Senate order
to provide for the session was SUBJ
rlitted by Chairman Ledge, of the
Foreign Relations c nj ttee. after
he had confirmed at the White
House ppblished reports -'st Mr
Wilson wished to appear Thursday,
It was adopted without discussion
and without a dissenting vote.
The order also provided that five
Senators be named to receive the
President on his arrival at the Cap
itol and to conduct him to the Sen
ate Chamber. The Chair selected
the five ranking members Of the
Foreign Relations Committee: Sen
ators Lodge, Massachusetts; Nc
Cunber. North Dakota, and Borah,
Idaho, Republicans, and Hitchcock,
Nebraska, and Williams, Mississippi
Deaocrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
VETERANS MOTHERS
To ORGANIZE CLUB
Will Meet Tomorrow Night
At w. c.. c.. S.
Club
URGE ALL TO ATTEND
Every Mother Whose Son Served
Colors During Late War Invited TO
Meet at $40 p. m.

A unique crgani<l;ior is to be
formed tomorrow night at a mass
meeting to be held in the War
Camp Community Service Hall when
the mothers of all the men who
nave been with the colors will or
ganize permanent chapter to per-
pctuate the memory of the service
The Alexandria boys rendered their
country during the world war. Just
as the womens organizations
Daughters of American Revolution
and United Daughters of Confeder-
acy followed the Revolution and the
War Between the States, just so vii!
3e above named or&c :,iAat'r- follow
he recent war.
All mothers Who's sons rave
j. ,ed will want t. come out Thurs
lav at $50 o'clo:k and become
:harter member.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
Give PRESIDENT III T.
GRAND RECEPTION
Returns to White House Af-
ter Absence of Nearly
Five Months
ALLIED FLAGS WhYE
Half Of the Population Of the Capital
City Turn Out to Greet Executive
Impressive Pageant at Postollice.

With flags flying and half the
population of the city gathered to
greet him, President Wilson arrived
at Union Station last night, returning
10 the Capital City after an absence
cf nearly five months.
As he stepped from the train ii.tc
the flower-hung rotunda and was mel
by roar of greeting from the thou
sands that thronged the station, nc
President smiled with pleasure an!
repeatedly raised his hat and bowed
as he walked to the waiting Wi:;:e
House car.
Pretty girls, clad IN pink and car
rying the flags of the allied natigns,
formed double line through wh IN
he passed to his private waiting
room, second fifty girls failing ito
line behind him and following him
to the car.
Flags were everywhere, deccrat
ing the big robunda and carried by
the thousands Of Washingtonisns
who had accepted the invitation of
the welcoming committee to meet
the President.
In his waiting room the Presid2nt
was. greeted in the name of the pco-
pie of the National Capital by III
three Commissioners, headed by C-r1-
missioner Brownlow, J. H. Ralstcn,
representing the Non-PartiSan Lea
que; Harry Hollohan, representing
the Central Labor Union; Mrs. Mari;
Moore Forrest, of the War Camp Com
nlunity Service and other men and
women of the city.
Outside the station the Navy Yard
Band greeted the President and fall
ing in line with the crowd, followed
him down the avenue.
Gi,lls from the War Risk Bureau.
he Material Service School and yeo-
men (f), were grouped around the
Columbus Statue, the navy girls
standing ridigly at attention as their
commander r-ir-chief passed.
The tableau was illuminated By
huge searchlights that swept across
the Presidents path and lighted .ho
picture.
Along the avenue to the White
House the car bearing the President
was greeted by flags and thousands
who preferred seeing the nations
chief drive home after his long a5-
sence to greeting him at the sta
tion.
On the steps of the Postofiice
Building a pageant was staged D.!
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest so t'iat
the President might view it On ;he
drive to the White House.
columbia" and Liberty" wel-
ccmed the President with open arms
surrounded by their attendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
VALE VENUS! ATHLETIC
GIRL IS PERFECT WOMAN
NOW, SAYS HARVARD MAN


Cambridge, Mass, July 9.--Diaas,
70. Venus de Milo, is the model cf {
perfect woman nowadays. according
10 Prof. Dudley A. Sergeant, of Har
ward.
"The IDEAL girl of today is th'
auhletic girl" he says. "For health
an. 1t matters not whether girl re.
scnblcs Venus or Diana, or any C
the other goddesses. If she docs no
know how to keep herself well, no"
TO keep herself physically fit in ev
cry way, such as the oarsmen on
rowing crew, she had gained nothing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
GEERs TO BE JAILED
K ng Victor Issues Decree Providing
ior Fines, Imprisonment and
Canfiscati0n Of Gods

tGr ines, lWpIlsUnH"Ht anu
Canfiscation cf Gods
London, July 9.-King Victor En-
manuel of Italy has issued a decree
that profteers will be in future fined
10000 lire or sentenced to from
three moTths to three years IN
rrison and will in addition suffer
confscation of the goods, according
TO a Rome dispatch.
Unauthorized mid1lemen dealing
in food will suffer similar purish-
ment, it is said.
The dispatch states that a gene
raj strike was declared in Naples on
Monday. After looting outlying
stores in that city crowd attempt
ed to reach the center of the place
hu was prevented by the police.
no were occupying the principal
t;rcroughfares.
At Palermo the police have ar,
rested 400 former convicts, who
are alleged to be responsible for.
many of the disorders on Sunday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
& CARDINALS WILL PLAY
AT ANNAPOLIS SATURDAY

The Cardinal Athletic Club base.
bal team will leave on the 1906 D.
m, train for Washington, Satur.
day. for Annapolis, Nd, where they
will play the Fourth Class Midsh;p.
men team on the United States Ma
val Acadeaay campus at 8 p. m.
Many Alexandria friends of the
Cardinals will accompany them or
their trip for athletic honors, and, at
the same time enjoy the breezes from
Chesapeake Bay. The round-trip rate
from Washington will be S1.62. No
charge to see the game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
GIBSON TO WE'D DIVORCE
OF LAST WEEK

Preston Gibson, man about town.
prominent in society of Washington,
New York, and Newport, whose first
wife divorced him. naming a score
of correspondents, is to marry again
according to dispatches from NV
York.
His bride to be is Mrs. Beatrice
Rogers Benjamin Pratt, mult!-m'i-
licnaire hciress of H. Fl. Rogers
famed for beauty, daring gowns, and
her fad of wearing stockings taat
do not mate.
Mrs. Pratt has just been divorced
from Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt,
scion of one 0! New York's Oldest
families.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
DROWN IN HAMPTON ROADS

Norfolk, Va, July 9.-Fred Leon
ard Martin and Evart Talbot Mercy,
two sixteen year old British boys
on the British steamship Schildtu-
rim, were drowned in the waters of
Hampton Roads last Friday. The
Schildturin is anchored. just off Sc
wallis Point on the Fourth when
.,Iartin and Mercy decided to go
swimming from the ship. Sometime
after they had entered the water,
one suddenly seized the ether, and
10th disappeared. The bodies have
not been recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
OFFICERS INSTALLED
knights ofsPythans AT Meeting Last
Night Seat New Officers

The following ReWly elected G
cens of Oriental Lodge No. 6, Knights
Of Pythias, were installed at meet
ing of that lodge held last night:
C. G. Conner, chancellor commander;
!. S. Groves, vice chancellor; L. D..
Sullivan, prelate; Earl Sullivan, mas
ter at arms; Clarence Rose, master Of
work; E. R. Boyer, keeper of record
and seals; C. 0. Emerson, master Of
finance; George w. Bonltz, master Of
excheauer; r. H. Hancock, inrer
guard; Wilbur Mitchell, outer guard;
w. w. Clements, trustee; S. Elmer
Norris, representative to grand lodge;
James Haynes, !. alternate represen-
tative to grand lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
R-34 AGAIN DELAYED
Sails Tonight or Early Tomorrow if
Weather is Good

Mineo!a, N. Y, July 9.-Maior G.
H. Scott, commander of the giant
British dirigble R-34, last night in
formed the crew that the start Of
the return voyage to Great Britain.
scheduled for dawn today, would be
delayed at least IS and possibly "A
hours.
This action was. taken after re-
ceipt from the weather bureau at
Washington Of reports showing that
whereas head winds over consider
ab!e part of the course would be en-
countered today, favorable south
west current probably would set in
along the Atlantic coast north OF
New York Thursday or Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
FRANK L. RAIN NEW
ELK EXALTED RULER

Atlantic City, n. J. July 9.-FraHk
L. Rain, of Fairbury. Neb-. was elect
ed grand exalted ruler of the Benevo-
len. and Protective Order of E!ks.
He defeated Albert I. Brophy Of
Brooklyn.
Chicago was chosen for the l92
convention.
A cablegram read before the bal
I7ting began from Gen. John j. Per-
>hing was greeted with applause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
DEATH GIVES GIRL VOICE
Mute Since irth, Speaks After Being
Mangled by Cars

Mute SlHCe HtH, opSoho thilef DelHS
Mangled by Cars
Wi!kes-Barre, Pa, July "a deaf
mute since birth, Mary Alexander,
aged 1G, who was badly mangled un-
1er a trip of cars at Port Griffith,
Monday and died soon afterward,
gained possession of her voice for 9
few minutes before the end came.
The girl had crawled under trip,
which blocked the tracks. The engine
started and she was caught. Tw>
wheels passed over parts of her body.
cutting off her limbs. She was scream
:rg in loud, shriH notes when aid
came. She had possession of her voice
for the first time in her life, her
parents say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
VAR OVER STATES RIGHTS

hris, July 9.--Dispatches from
zurh yesterday reported serious
disc>rd between the Prussian and
the German national government
owe, the right of states to secede.
Tie Prussans are bitterly oppos-
ing the clause giving the Reich
star the right to sanction individual
states demand to separate from
the empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
KILLS RATTLERS WITH CAR

Doctor Runs Over Nest of Huge Ones
While. Driving
Pottsville. Pa: July 9.-Dr. Francis
Brecker, who drove with his family
from Philadelphia to this city yes
tclTlay, ran into a nest of vicious
rattlesnakes en- detour near Ham
Eurg. One of the nsakes run over by
his automobile measured more than
'''"'
10 feet, while others sighted were
still larger. The snake brought here
had more rattles than any ever before
seen in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
81 FERNCR KILLED
IN ITALIAN CRASH

Geneva, July 9.-Twenty-one
French officers and men have BEEN
killed and about as many wounded
in the clashes between French ard
Italian troops at Fiume. Reports
received here say that the trouble
IS continuing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

filtration Plant Nearing Completing
The New Filtration Plant of the
Alsandria Water Company. is ex-
peeed to be in operation about July
2jh.
Ne are introducing the maximum
amount of chlorine and using all pcs
sole precautions, under existing cen
estions to safeguard the water sup
aIy.
tier consultation with the City
th Officer we feel it advisable, as
eaptionary measure, to urge cul
ners to boil their drinking
until the filtration plant is
Alexandria Water Company.
1920. -1'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
]. B. Waller Resigns as
Clerk of Gas Owing to
iii Health
TAX ON FOOD VENDERS
Council Appropriates $4,000 For Fire
Hose-Recommit Ordinance to Take
Over Streets in East Rosemont.

Appropriation totaling s10,910,
were made for sewer work last
night by the city council.
The appropriations are as follows
$500 for sewer on Prince between
Fayette and West streets; $500
for sewer on Lee between Duke and
W..kes s1,400 fn- stwey cr Srtne
s..a.t between AtrrI and Patrick;
s400 for sewer on Fayette between
Duke; and Prince s110 for sewer on
Princess and Henry to connect with
property Of Mrs. Alice Lynch.
Petition for sewer on Queen be-
tween Royal and Pitt streets was re-
ferred.
John, B. Waller, for the past ff-
teen years clerk Of the city gas,
rendered his resignation and it was
accepted. The resignation, dated
January 20, 1919, was sent by Ma
yor Fisher. Mr.. Waller resigned
owing to i'll health.
Resolution authorizing the sinking
fund commissioners to expend 81 200
for improvements in the city mar
ket, that is the part occupied by
country persons for the sale of their
produce was adopted as was also
resolution increasing rental Of
benches in that part of the market
from 10 to 20 cents and from Is to
rs cents day:
Ordinance for city to take over
certain streets in East Rosemcnt,
after considerable debate, was re-
committed to the street committee
and corporation attorney.
Resolution of Coun; .'nan Nc
Caffrey amending tna .:,:.ai iice::se
law SO as to imp. az annual x
Of $25 on all persons selling lunches
from vehicles, aR0i,Sla0nnoge geviding
ts:',s tsss ;,ss ~s, pro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
SAVES COWS FROM BURNING
ID Year Old Boy Rescues Valuable
Jerseys From Flames

Id Year Old Boy hescueS faiuaEle
Jerseys From Flames
Danville, Va, July 9.-Robert A.
Burton. IA year old son of Colonel
and Mrs. R. A. Burton, by lead ng
y Jersey cows out of burning
barn Monday sayed J. A. Roach a
monetary loss of about $4,000.
The dairy barn burned to tae
ground and nine cows and six calves
we're consumed. Tns fire was dis
covered by Colonel B,lrt'n. who saw
flames coming through tbs r.
While he turned in a fire alarm his
son ran to the building and, un-
tying the cows one by one, drove
them out. The loss from the fire is
estimated at $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
MASONIC NOTICE

There viii be call communica-
ton of Andrew Jackson Lodge NO.
100. A. F. and A. NJ, at the Masonic
ren1ple Wednesday evening July
9th, at 7:30 O'Clock to confer the +.
C. and NJ. NJ. degrees. All Master
Masons arc invited. BY order OF
the Worshipful Master.
Ic0.3c. J. E. Alexander, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
STANDARD GASOLINE Csc

Open evenings and Sundays, Alex
andria Auto Supply, lV4 SCUM
Washington street. i4s- u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
GREEN APPLES KILL HIM

Bo Chokes and browns While Eating
in the River
Marysville, Pa, July 9.-Choklng
on a green apple which he was eat
ing while in the water, Carl, 1l-ycar-
CID son cf William Secrtel, of Luck
now, sank below the surface of the
Susquehanna River, near Duncannon,
ard drowned before help could reach
ilm. Death resulted from strangula-
ton rather than drowning. physicians
say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
LAWN PARTY

we would De glad to see some -
1r friends at the lawn par+v ~ -
sne recsory"lawn of Pohiek cbur.h
"Wednesday night July 9th. proosa.a .sn
to assist IN meeting expenses eos ~
Il 4 1922.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
SANITARY FISH MARKET will

have on sale tomorrow ard bal
arce of week rockfsh, Spanish
mackerel, butterfsh, salt water
croakers, Norfolk spots, large and
medium Jersey trout, crab fakes,
clans and water melons. Phone
135, City Market. 10 ,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

Country butter SO cents per pound
fresh eggs, star hams, u ID. sack
good flour s5c phone 567W ]. E.
Purcell, 1T South Henry Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Office of Alexandra Water Co
Alexandria, Va, July s 1919

Alexandria, Va, July s 1919.
AT a meeting of the Board OF Di-
rectors of the Alexandria Water Co.,
he'll this day, semi-annual dividend
CT t:ree dollars (sS0oti per. share vas
declared payable on July 18th,- to al
stockholders of record Of June 80
1919. " al - se5yG
Alexandria Water Company.
lG2-2c. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

In compliance with request
made by the Merchants Association
we will close every Wednesday at L
o'clock during July and August.
161-3p. Shuman-s baAe-S y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

6so9 ing Relief Hook and Lad
der Company house, and $3.50 to
purchase car load Of sitrifed brick
ard $1,000 for general repairs to
streets.
PROPERTY owners in George Wash
ington Park petltloned to grade
washington Terrace and also that
they be furnished with city water
and street lighting. It was re1er-
rod r. the comrlittee on streets and
finance.
Other matters dlsposed OF 1oHo".
Charles Ewad Granted permission to
orac4 gasoline ttant in front of 701
North sbino.5on street; permission
given Fred Il, amer to ouAd addition
"a ia North Fayette street; Mrs
Mary Beach a 1thorized to erect frame
b,,npalow at S07 North ALFRED street;
A r Parks % build structure at the
northeast ccrsrer of Royal and Wilkes
streets. Permission granted the fol
1ow;nu to erect garages: George H
Schwarznlann ana Lorenzo "ol1ore
at Aafsed Ind Cameron street; Mrs
215 South Lee; George
Is South Fairfax street
srd was given permission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

Hsaeh 1 kHtAspO sbDOUS
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
c.. Nj. Lennon and family are
spending ten days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James A. Hulfish has been
.alled to Roanoke, Va, on account
of illness of her uncle.
The Willard w. c. T. u, will meet
tomorrow evening at O'clock at ia
North Columbus street.
Mr.. NJ. X. Hammill while on his
way home from Washington Mon
day night got his hand badly hurt
by the car. window.
There Will be a called meeting of
he Columbia Steam Fire Engine
Company tomorrow Thursday night
It $50 o'cloc. All members are re-
iuestcG to be present.
Luther Gladwen of Alexandria,
Virginia and Bertha Wright of Wash
:rgton, D. c., secured marriage Icen-
yesterday at Niagara Falls, New
'ork.
Alexandria Lodge Of EIks will hold
meeting Monday. night at which
.ime esteemed leading, loyal and lee
uring knights will be elected. They
viii be installed Monday, August II.
The lawn party at st. Joseph's
yhurch, Columbus and Wythe
,treets, will close tonight, with an
Exhibition drill by the Ladies Aux
Larry, Knights of st. Johns Wash
ington, D. C.
Mrs. Amy C. Weech, formerly of
Alexandria, now living in Washing
ton delivered an address to the Sum-
ay School of McKendree NJ. E.
.hurch on national prohibition Sun
ay morning.
Mrs. Lucy V. Jones, wife of James
!. Jones, of 1904 King street, is at
7rovidence Hospital, Washington,
}. c., where on Monday last she
Tas operated on. She expects to be
..ome in about two weeks.
John Lee Donnelly has sold to Oscar
:. Henderson and wife house and lot
l16 South Fairfax street. Henry E.
cott has sold to Thomas H. Harlow
nd wife house and lot at the north
east corner of West and Duke streets
Sergt. William L. Watkins of 26th
transportation Corps, has arrived
It Charleston, S. c., after a years
ervice in France. Sergt. Watkins
was decorated by General Pershing
for conspicuous and meritorious.
service at Isuer Tulle. . a,.,'.Ey ~
A meeting Of Sareptay Lodge No. /,
ri6, Odd Fellows will be held tonight
It Odd Fellows Hall when the first
1egree will be conferred on class
f candidates. .Afterward the new
V 'ected officers will be installed
" W Clifton Cunningham, district
deputy grand master.
r. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
rams, has elected the following del
rates to attend the annual meet
.ng of the grand camp which Will De
acid in Harrisonburg the first week
n September: Booker c. Hall,
James B. Spicer and George W.,
Icrndon. The camp acted on this
t largely attended meeting Mon
| !ay night when number OF i'm
;ortant communications were re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
PPEN|hGS | ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
c.. NJ. Lennon and family are
spending ten days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James A Hulfish has been
.alled to Roanoke, Va, on account
of illness of her uncle.

The Willard W.. c. T. u, will meet
tomorrow evening at o'clock at ia
North Columbus street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

Mr.. NJ. X. Hammill while on his
way home from Washington Mon
day night got his hand badly hurt
by the car. window.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

Help Your 5Ha GominrHs.E fi7sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

215 South Lee; George
Us South Fairfax street;
bird was given permission
he addition at ZIG North
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

Luther GladweM of Alexandria,
Virginia and Bertha Wright of Wash
rgton, D. c., secured marriage licen-
2 yesterday at Niagara Falls, New
'ork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

There will be a called meeting of
he Columbia Steam Fire Engine
Company tomorrow Thursday night
1t $50 ocloc. All members are re-
;uestcG to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09

Alexandria Lodge Of Elks will hold
: meeting Monday night at which
.ime esteemed leading, loyal and lee
.uring knights will be elected. They
viii be installed Monday, August II.