Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-19

DR.. !. r. Beuchlcr left last night
for a trip to Richmond, Norfolk and
New York by water. He expects to
return Friday.
Miss Florence A. Long, and her
guest Miss Louisa j. Ball. of Phila-
.::4!ph;a, are visiting the Eastern Shore
Maryland.
Ms. jamie E. Dix and daughter,
Miss Ethel NJ. Dix have returned
from Colonial Beach where they
spent the past ten days.
Mrs. Maggie Self and daughter
Charlotte. have returned to their
home in Queen street, after sepnd-
ing two weeks with relatives and
friends in DeNaplane and Upperv;lle
Va.
A seven pound son was born to
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Micheltach
Yesterday and Mr.. Michelbach who.
conducts a furniture store on King,
street, says that the new firm will be
Niichelbach and Son.
The annual excursion given to
Marshall Hall today by the Baraca
Bible ClaSs of the First Baptist
,harch was largely patronized. 1t is
expected that the evening boat which
vii leave at O'Clock will be largely
natronized.
Mr.. John Fahnline, a former resi-
..ent of this city, but for many years
.oeated in Pennsylvania, is on visit
% old friends in>iAlexandria. He is
accompanied by Ms son. Mr.. Fahnl;ne
1as long been connected with the iron
nJustry of Pennsylvania.
Announcement is made of the mar
r;aee of Miss Mercy Emelaine John
Ion of Grand Rapids, Mich. and Mr..
John Paul Bozango, Chester, Pa,
which occurred in this city August 2
AZ tho parsonage of the NJ. f. Church
South. Rev DR.. f. V. REGISTER, pas
tor, officiating.
Miss Margaret G2rmond, Miss Re-
beca Germond. and Mr.. Charles
Astrykc. Of Alexandria, Mr.. and
Mrs. WETiam Z. Kelley, of Rich
mond. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ver-
non Quiglcv, of Baltimore, are no.
en- route to, Niagara Falls by motor,
via Pittsburg and Cleveland.
The State Cooperation Commits
sion has granted charter to the
Maicctic Buffet. Inc, Alexandria,
Va. Maximum capital stock, $4,000;
minimum, $1,000. Charles /. Me-
Kcnney, president; w. II. Heym@!,
J. A. Eggborn, and Carroll! D. Wood
Sccrerary-all of Alexandria, Va.
Restaurant and luncheon and places
Of amusement.
The First National Bank today Sc
erred the 100000 school and public
Improvement bonds. This bank some
lime .co bid in the bonds, they being
the highest bidders. These boads hear
five per cent interest and are serial
oontts. They are dated July /, 1919
md run for q period of thirty years,
10 be taken up at the rate Of $4,000
a year.
Subscribers Of The Gazette will
confer favor on the management by
,ayirg their bills promptly when the
collector calls. 1t will be impossible
10 nave collector make several calls
for such bills and if prompt payment
IS made it will greatly be appreciated,
otherwise papers will be discontinued
without further notice upon failure
Of subscribers to pay on first call.
Mr.. Smoot has introduced a bill
in the House of Delegates to author
ize the town of Potomac, in the
county Of Alexandria, TO issue bonds.
not exceeding $4,000 for the pur-
ncse Of, building and maintaining a.
sewerage system; to allow the Coun-
ell Of said town to issue said bonds
| il the same shall te authorized by a
majority of the qualified voters,
being freehoIders thereof and. to
levy and collect special tax to pay
the interest thereon, and to create a