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By virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court. viii be exposed 70 sale. At Publit
auction or vendue,
on SATURDAY.
AUGUST -, 1919, AT 10 A. NJ.
nj the County Court House, Wilmington
Delaware. the following described real 81
tate Of Grace Lynch, 81. nj.
S2i Bennett street having front OF
feet and q depth Of o. feet 81 inches Will
alley privilege and with two-story brick
dwelling thereon erected
SIS Bennett street having n front Of T.
feet aud n depth Of o. feet. 81, inches viii
| alley privilege, and with a story bricl
dwelling thereon erected.
Vacant lot on West side Of Scott street
between Lancaster Ave and Second street
having front of "a feet, inches, and Z
depth Of 60 feet. inches
Vacant LOT on west side of Scott street
between Lancaster Ave. and Scott street
having a front Of II feet and a depth Of
For run description snd terms Of sale. see
large bills posted or consult undersigned
MARY J. LYNCH. Guardian.
or J. LaPenne Guenver, Esq, her attor
Attest NORMAN p. CROUCH. Clerk o. c
Wilmington. Delaware, July p, 1919
augl6 p.
TRUSTEES SALE OF real ESTATE
TRUsTEEs SALE or REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of a renewed order Of the or.
phans Court, viii be exposed 10 sale al
public auction or vendue.
on SATURDAY.
AUGUST 23RD. 1912. AT 10 A. NJ,
a. the County Court House. Wilmington
Delaware the following described real es'
tate. late Of George II. Leonard deceased
1919 west Fourth street. having a front Of
% feet aud depth OF 1856 feet. with tho
buildings thereon erected, being a frame
vacant lot on south side Of W. Fiftt
street between Lincoln and Union streets
10 feet front and 100 feet deep.
For full description and terms of sale
sec large bills posted or consult the un'
kYREs J. sTOCKLEY. Trustee.
Attest: NORMAN ?. CROUCH. Clerk q
wilmington. Delaware, August 4, 1919.
augi3- 10 20 %.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Court. will be exposed 20 sale AZ publi'
auction or vendue
on SATURDAY.
AUGUST 23RD. 1919. AT 10 a NJ.
M the County Court House. Wilmington
Delaware the following described real es
tate. late OF Jonathan II. Joslyn, deceased
No i-6OG Jefferson street. with front
NJ 70 feet and a depth Of i25 feet 20 VOL
laston street, with frame stable thereon
So e-ioi Jefferson street with. a. from
Of N feet 5 Inches, and depth OF u feet
q inches with alley privilege. and with
3 story brick dwelling thereon erected.
No 3-.1213 Lancaster Ave, with a IRON
~ NJ feet. 4 inches, and depth OF 81 feet
with privilege Of two alleys, and with
two story brick dwelling thereon erected
No. 4-t225 Lancaster Ave. with iron
OF i3 feet. 4 inches, and depth OF 81 Zee
with privilege OF two alleys. and with
two story brick dwelling thereon erected
For fun description and terms or sal
see large bills posted or consult the III
dersigned
Attendance will he given by
HARRY p. IOSLNN. Trustee.
or Bv His Attorne'
/ Attest NORMAN p. CROUCH. Gers 30 -
l Wilmington. Delaware. July ., 1919.
| augi3- 20-2e.
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[ NTLhNTIC.CITXNu''
B yOp HEhLTH .o~I

BUEEA VISTA HOTEL T. sas sOgIS AVE. Arsa%, SeN
mouse. new beds: $3.50 day up; special
weekly. European plan, 81 day up.
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VATHERINE X. FINAN, HAIR
IN dressing parior. 1901 W. Fourth St,
Drownson Library Building. sanitary
methods only used. Phone 5l30. jyl--lyr.
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AUGUST a5RD. 1919. AT 10 A. NJ.
a. the County Court House, Wilmington
Delaware. the following described real es'
tate. late Of George H. Leonard. deceased
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE

A DMINIsTRToR's SALE or REAL
~ ESTATE!
BY virtue OF an order of the Orphan9
Court will be exposed 10 sale. at Pubn
auction or venduc.
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JAMES ]. FOX,
UNDERTAKEN.
Has Removed 70
augl2-tf. 1908 WEST ST.
NOTICE or REDEMPTIoN OF ,.v

WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
FIRST MORTGAGE . PCT. GOLD BONDS.
Dated May 10Th. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that wilmington
Steamboat Company, New Jersey Cor
poration. has elected aud doth hereby
elect 10 redeem. and on October l, 1917. VIII
redeem az par. all Of Its hrst mortgage
per cent gold bonds now outstanding
under the mortgage OF the fifteenth day OF
May. 1909 20 The Equitable Guarantee ana
Trust Company, as Trustee by depositing
with said trustee for payment 20 the bold,
ers the amount OF the principal or said
bonds, and all interest due thereon as pro-
vided on the face OF said bonds. AFTER
october !, 1919, interest on said bonds VIII
cease.
The bonds. together with all interest
coupons appertaining thereto, should be
presented 10 the said trustee, In the city
OF Wilmington, State OF Delaware. on or
after the above mentioned date or redemp-
tiOD.
Any holder or holders OF ths said bonds
desiring 10 do so may, at any time pre-
viOus 10 the first day OF October, 1919, pre-
sent their bonds With all coupons anper-
taining thereto 10 the said trustee and re.
ceiye therefore, payment OF the principal
OF said bonds and all interest due there
on 20 the date OF presentation
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Dated August II, 1919.
aug13- IA 10 Is % % % % n 80.
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X\rANTED- EXPERIENCED AUToMo.
w bile mechanic. Apply French street
: Garage, ti9-125 French 81. auglO-t'
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NOTICE.

CABINETMAKIsG ASD CARPENTER;
y jObbing done; window screens sps-
clalty, II. Schafer and ". Witkowsk'
2Jl5 Market 81. ID. 4 A. 1882 iylO-eod-2m.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

.Rv virtue Of a renewed order Of the or.
phans Court, viii be exposed 20 sale ai
public auction or vendue.
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HELP WaNTED-MaLE

1 IANITOR-APPLY RIALTo THEATRE.
~ 30 Market st. augl0-lI
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DooMs AND BOARDING; ALL CON
ton 81. jy20-1m.
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PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
STATE HIGHWAYS
STATE OF DELAWARE.

IOH fNfNNIlkll ON
STATE HIGHWAYS
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Sealed proposals win he received by the
State Highway Department, a. its once
Dover. Delaware. until two t2l o'clock =
NJ. September 10, 1919. and ~ that place
snd time PS9neiy y1s IpeneI, ipr NeS Se Sss SSe
tie and Kent counties. Delaware, involv
I Ing the following approximate quantities
CONTRACT No. 1S-6.70 MILES
Frederica Milford.
so Acres clearing and grubbing.
53 000 cu. yds. Grading.
$50 cu. yds. Concrete Masonry.
80 000 pounds Reinforcement.
COO lin. H. i5-in. Reinf Concrete rine.
iO2 lin II. %. In Reinf Concrete Pipe.
i02 lin. ft 30-in. Reinf. Concrete Pipe.
20i lin. H. 36in. Reinf. Concrete Pipe.
So Bounds.
900 lin H. Piles
5000 lin n. Wood Guard Rail
100 tons Stone for Macadam.
1900 Gu. yds. Cement Concrete Roadway
$50 Joints.
CONTRACT no. 2o-9.75 MILES
HarrinctOn-Felton.
Acres clearing and grubbing.
% N00 Gu. yds. Grading.
325 cu. yds. Concrete Masonry.
5000 pounds Reinforcement.
200 In. n i5-in Relnf Concrete Pipe
100 lin r. - in Reinf Concrete Pipe.
Gs lin H. 30-in Reinf Concrete Pipe.
6s lin H. sc In. Relnf Concrete Pipe.
a Bounds.
200 lin Il. Piles.
800 Wood Guard Rail
20 tons Stone for Macadam.
1900 ca. yds. Cement Concrete Roadway
~ CoNTRACT 40. 2f--o15 MILES
CITY Line-33rd ST, Wilmington
$50 cu. yds. Grading. nj,
900 lin r. 12-in. Nitrined tlay flpe.
300 lin n. 24-in Nitrihed Clay Pipe
800 lin H. 3O-in Nitrihed Clay Pipe.
800 lin H. 3G-in. Nitrined clay ripe.
500 lin n. Ain. Pipe Underdrain.
900 lin H. Concrete Curb.
700 cu. yds Concrete Foundation.
II Drop inlets.
10 Manholes
450 Sq vds. Vitrihed Brick Pavement
600 stone Ballast for Street Railway.
CONTRACT 40. 22-Ol65 MILES
city Line-Market ST Bridge, Wilmington
80 200 cu. yds Grading.
- Gu. yds. Concrete masonry.
GOOO pounds Reinforcement.
1000 lin. n. Wood Guard Kan
o4OO tons Stone for Macadam
4 ZOO Sq Yds. Penetration Macadam.
performance Of contract shall commence
within ten u0) days after execution OF the
contract. 81. 80, a., -
,lctcd nv sent 1920 Contract No. q. on
or before Nov. l. 1919, and Contract NO. =
or before Dec 1. 1919. M
Monthly payments viii he mace igI y,
ner cent. Of the construction completed
forms provided by the Department
Each proposal must be accompanied ny
a suretV bond certified check, or money
70 the amount Of at least ten 'iol per
centum OF the total amount OF the propo'
sal. a. ,ro,ossi
must he marked Proposal for the ION
struction OF state Highway under ,. & on
tracts No Is No 20. No. y or No. ~.
The contract will be awarded or rejected
within twenty 20) days from the date oi
opening proposals. -. -. 80 ali
The right Is reserved TO reject any OF al
detailed plans may be seen, and index
nlans and specifcatlons may be obtained
Innon deposit OF $1,000 ten dollars, when
uan'a,,nt will be refunded upon return oi
Mans and specifications in good condl
lion. AT the Office Of ...,, ,,-,,,,..-,,
DOVER. DELAWA ARE.
Chas NJ Upham. Chief Engineer.
nug16- 30 septic.
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REn. rsT,rE-roR SALE.
REAL EsT,TE WANTED
APARTMENTS ron REM.

EOR RENT TWO ROOM. FURNISHED
Il apartment, second floor. 1901 w Sixth
ST. augi5-3t.
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FOR SALE-Two-ton truck, 1918
Brockway, Al condition, worm
drive. Will sell at sacrifice.
Inquire
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT CO.,
712 Ford Building.
%
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GUARDIANS SAFE or RE.L EsTATT
CUARDIAN's SALE or REAL ESTATE

Ry virtue OF an order of the Orphans
Court viii be exposed TO sale, At Publif
auction or vendue.
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REGISTER's ORDER

ESTATE or ORLANDO c. MAGARGAL,
t. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary, upon the estate OF Orlando G.
Magargal late of Christiana hundred. de-
ceased. were duly granted unto Elmer g.
Naeargat. Clarence o. Magargal. Raymond
Maeargal. on the twelfth day Of August.
A. D. 1919. and all persons indebted 10 the
said deceased, are requested TO make pay
nlent TO the executor. without. delay, aud
ali persons having demands against the
deceased are required 10 exhibit and pre-
sent the same. duly probated. to the said
executors on or before the twelfth day OF
August, A. ID. 1920, or abide by the law In
'-'9 ELMER G. MAGARGAL.
CLARENCE o. MAGARGAL,
RAYMOND MAGARGAL.
Executors
Address Daniel o. Hastings. Attorney at
Law, Delaware Trust Bldg. Wilmington,
nelawsre augii cod o.
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EOR SALE.
T.passenger Chandler.
iaiT chandler Chummy Roadster.
1917 National. 7-passenger
iniS Oldsmohile J-passengcr
1917 Paige passenger.
COLE MOTOR CAR SALES CO,
See Mr. Ratledgc.
Phone 1864 W. ITO French ST.
augi4 ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
Jury Brings in a Verdict
of Involuntary Man
slaughter
JURY OUT TWO HOURS
Third Trial of Man Who Shot and
Killed Linwood kidwell November
12, 1918.

After the close yesterday Afternoon
Of the Gazette's report of the third
trial of WI.Eliam H. Oehlert, charged
with shooting and killing Linwood
Kidwell at the yard office of the
Southern Railway in this city on the
niglst of November IL, 1918, witnesses
for the defense were placed upon the
stand. Most of these had testified on
previous trials, and in the main, their
Testimony related to alleged friend
I ~ relations which existed between
Oehlert and Kidwell previous to the
shooting.
Towards the close of the Afternoon
q recess was taken until $50 o'clock,
when the examination of witnesses
continued until 1880 last night, when
eou:lt adjourned until this morrIir,g.
Upon reassembriDg today several
witnesses in rebuttal were placed
Ehe stand by the commonwealth.
Instructors to the jury were sub
bequentiy prepared and submitted
md, the case was given te the jury at
eleven O'Clock. The jury had request
ed that the case be submitted with
put arguments.
Shortly after one O'Clock the jury
returned to the court room and an
lourced that they had reached a ver-
E,et. It was handed to the clerk who
cad it aloud. eve, the jury, find the
ccused guilty Of involuntary nan
laughter, and fix his punishment
6x m'onths in the city jail"
The jury was then discharged with
fle thanks of the court, and thus w'a:
rought to close a case which h"
cen on the docket of the Corporation
ourt for over ten months
Oehlert has already served f.
Lonths in Jail, not having been able
secure a bond of $4,000. Late,
owever, bail was fixed at $4,000
ffich he furnished.
The time ,he served in Jail will be
ut TO bis credit, while a certain r'rr
er of days win be Nallowed. for hi
bod behavior during his confinement;
enee the actual time he viii serv
rier the sentence today will be e:gh
hys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
HELD oN;MURDER CHARGE
Gardener. and Maid Accused by
Psyche Analytical Detective

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 81
Dennis Metcalf,. gardener. and
Nora L. Jones, a negro maid. both
employed at the Cooper home here,
were arrested yesterday in connec-
ton with the murder August 2S
CT Robin Cooper, prominent law
yer of this city. Metcalf is charged
with murder and the maid as an
accessory, the warrants having been
sworn out by Gabriel Hansen. a
"psycho-analytica" detective, from
Memphis.
The Cooper murder caused SEN
sation and no clue to the murderr
has been developed despite heavy
reward offerd The police EXAM
ined Metcalf and the servant with
out finding reason to arrest them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
PRINCE OF WALES
ritish Heir Rearranges Plans to
Again Visit Winnipeg

Victoria, B. c., Sept. 27.-The
|rince of Wales will leave Ottawa for
Fashington, November 10, is offic.a
announced here.
Another change in itinerary Will b.
RETURN visit to Winnipeg on October
where the Prince WIN attend a
kpular bali arranged as part CT an
formal four-day programme. Tc
axe the visit the Prince has decided
fcrego his proposed hunting trip in
e Biscotasing, Ontarso, district.
From Winnipeg the Royal party
6,l go to the Cobalt mining district
Frivirg there October 16. On the
phteensh he will reach Hamilton
Isre the schedule previously arrang-
viii be taken up.
The Prince opened the Cowich Fa.
y:r at Duncan yesterday. whsr"
lersss from all parts of the isl"m
Ithered to greet the Royal visitor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
RECEPTION BY STUDENTS
High School Pupils Honor Principal
Ray and Members of Faculty

High School Pupils Honor Principal
Ray and Members of Faculty
About two hundred students OF
the Alexandria High School and the
members of the faculty of that
school last night attended a recep-
tion given in honor of the new prin-
cipal. C. NJ. Ray and also the new
teachers in that school.
During the evening there was a
musical program and refreshments
were served
Other new teachers include Mr..
Hall. Manassas. Miss Randall, Miss
Falmouth and Miss Brauchler, in
charge of the commercial course, and
other members of the faculty include
Miss Ficklin, Miss Reardon. Miss
Benoist, Miss Iden, Miss Dickert,
Miss Davis.
The commercial course this year
is proving big success and a large
number of students have enrolled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
CATHOLIC BOY SCOUTS
Organizations in Every Parish Unt
der Way-R. L. Carne Heads
Local Scouts

Local Scouts
IIpon the initiative Of the National
Catholic War Council, the forma,
tion of the Boy Scout Oraginzatlor
in every. Catholic Parish throughout
the United States is now under
way. The Council, which has been
casting about for solution Of the
problem of taking care of young
boys and providing for them whole
some and profitable diversion, has
decided that the Boy Scouts meet
the requirements of the situation
better than any other organization
that could be divised; and an effort
is being made to stimulate the en-
hrollment of Catholic boys in it.
A campaign for the extension OF
the organization among Catholic
parishes is now being undertaken by
Frank j.. Little, Field Secretary for,
the National Catholic War Council,
having as his district the state of
Virginia. The present movement
has the hearty approval of the Right
Reverend Denis Joseph D'Connell,
d. D., Bis op of Richmond.
1t is evident, from what Has al
ready been done, that the idea has
impressed many pastors very favor
ably. Mere than 400 inquiries have
been received by the War Council
asking for information as to the
methods of organization. This pamp-
hlet has now been prepared, and
will be sent out to our agencies. 1t
may laso be obtained by addressing
Francis A. McCam, Secretary, Cath
olic Boy Scout Bureau. National
Catholic War Council. 1912 Massa-
chusetts Avenue, N. W., Washing
ton, D. c.
Alexandria has the honor of al
ready having established a Catholic
Troop of Boy Scouts, having their
in ST. Mary's Church,
under the direction of R. L. Carne,
Scoutmaster. Mr.. Carne is very
anxious to include in his troop all
Catholic Boys who win care to af-
filiate with his troop. Catholic
Scout Masters are also needed and
anyone desiring to act in that ca
pacity. are invited to get in touch
with Mr. Carne. Independent troops
Of Catholic boys may be established
by the local Knights of Columbus,
under their leadership. ST. Joseph's
Parish should have Troop, and eff
forts will be directed in that direc-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
JOCKEY KILLED
Phil Musgrave Meets Death fester-
day at Hayre de Grace

l'hll MuSgraNe meets DedLu leSlei-
day at Hayre de Grace
Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 27.-Jockcy
Phil Musgrave had his life snuffed
out and Jockey Andy Sehuttinger
suffered broken leg in an accident
curing the running of the sixth race
yesterday at Havre de Grace.
The accident happened while the
4horoughbrcds were tearing down
!he back stretch and was precipi-
tat.J by Dolina. ridden by Schut-
finger. The horse crossd its legs
nd went down while running well
.,p in the big field. Silk Bird, with
Musgrave up; Artist, ridden by
Bernard, and Cain Spring, with OBJ
It in the saddle. went tumblirg
I4r the PROSTATE animal.
Masgrave was struck IN the head
= nnc of the flying hoofs and his
kull was fractured, Physicians
jorked upon him in the Kinfield,
here he was carried after the ac-
!dert, for forty-five minutes be-
re he finally breathcd his last.
Schuttinger was rolled upon by
,o,ina. and besides broken leg
as badly cut ard bruised. Obert
nd Bernard was unscratched.
Musy-"ve's neck also was broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
TO QUIT HIS POST
,hu Rarrett Has Held Director Cen
erals Office Since 1907. Future
Plans Unknown

Plans Unknown
John Barrett, director general OF
he Pan American Union since
9O7, has announced his intention
+ resigning from Office at the No
cmber meeting of the union. ac-
ording to word reaching here from
lew Orleans.
Officials of the union in WASH
ngton said last night that they
':ad not been informed of Mr.. Bar
:ett's decision.
Mr.. Barrett, who is unmarried,
was born at Grafton, VT, in 1866
en1 was graduated from the Wor-
ccster Academy as well as Dart
r,outh College He was successive
ly professor Of English at Oak
land, Calf. and editor of papers in
Tacoma. San Francisco and Seattle.
Mr.. Barrett was appointed Amer
lean minister to Siam in 1894 and
vas aCLlNe III SetLiilIS a''i"'S'S'o'i
rlaims for the government. Fol-
lowing this work, he undertook
many commercial Investigations IN
Japan, Philippines, Korea, Siberia
nd India. He also served as Amer
IAN minister to Argentina. Panama
nd Columbia.
In recognition of his work he has
eceived many decorations, and is
: 1e author of articles and books
Latin-Amcrican subjects.
The beautiful Pan American
Building at Seventeenth and 3
;treets northwest was constructed
under his supervision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
SIX HOURS OF DEBATE
Plenty cf ActiMl, But Crowds in
Galleries Heed Warning to
Keen Silent

Washington, D. c., Sept. 27.--
The German peace treaty got nearly
six hours Of speeding up in the
Senate yesterday, but without
reaching the Fall amendment;
which had been made the spccIa!
order of business by a strict party
vote carlirr IN the week.
Chairman Lodge. Of the For"lsr
Relations Committee, called up the
pact two hours ahead Of the regula
schedule. and from that time uEt
adjournment j. was discussed con
tlnua!ly, with Z big crowd loof:n!
on from the va!'eries and afraid
cheer because CT ominious warning
from qua rds with orders to cjac
those w?o made noise with hand
nr feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
BRITAIN TO FIGHT STRIKE
To Use Armed Force if Found Ncces
cary

T4ondon, Sept. 81 Gcverrm2r
.akcs the view that the railroad s';"%F
mus. be fought with every fac
IT its command, even to the enF. =
mcnt of armed forces f neceSiss
The War Offices announced that
wavTl he necessary to suspend d.
Utilization of the army and cancel
leaves cf absence forthwith.
The Government looks on t:
strike as threat against the 1T" c
the community. While it DOES
propose to take over and opc"&t
the RAILWAYS, the Government ass ut
It will protect any men vosuntee &:
for railway service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
CONVENTION FOR POLICE
Campers Asked to Call Meeting 0:
All Unions by John X.


In view of the cdct of Commits
sioner Brownlow against policemen
being members of a union affiliated
with the American Federation o
Labor, John 3. Colpoys, labor lead
or an dcdtor Of the Trades Union
ist. has proposed to Samuel Com
pcrs and the other officials Of tn
American Federation Of Labor, tha'
convention of delegates from thf
numerous local unions Of policemen
be held in Washington at an earl!
cate. At the convention it Is pro
posed to form national body oi
representative Of such police un'
ions to be affiliated with the A.
Co!poys believes that with a ma,
tional organization of policemen
and the moral and financial support
of the American Federation of La:
bor. cf which it will be an affiliated
unit, the police problem can bf
solved in quick order.
1t is pointed out that there is 8
national union Of police chiefs, O
which Major Pullman is an Officer
and member.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-27
PICK ET is FINED S100
Maximum Peanlty for Interference
Imposed at Johnstown

Maximum feanity tor interference
Imposed at Johnstown
Johnstown, Pa, Sept. 27.-Deter-
mined to break up any attempt of
strikers or others to interfere with
mcn go:rg to and from work, Ma
yo- Louis FRANKIE yesterday i'm
posed the maximum penalty. fine
of Sl00 and costs or 30 days in Jail.
upon Peter Zakucia, who admitted
having attempted to prevent Jack
son st. Clair, an aged caretaker of
the axle plant of the Columbia Steel
Company, from going to work Mon
day morning.
The situation here was unusually
quiet yesterday. The Lorain Steel
Company continued to operate.