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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
A MODEL COUNTRY

Direct from a paradise-wherc
NEE the year Sal there have been
% politics. strikes. profitcerln".
'runkenncss or disorder. and bat
ne violent death--&amc two men
New York yesterday. They jour
eyed from Andorra. the Coolest
I'd smallest republic in the world"
r. costs .Andorra $500 a year to
maintain its independence and peace
rom outside interference. This
honey is paid in tribute equally di-
idcd between France and Spain. its
cighborS. Charlemagnc gave the
crritory its freedom. and it has
,ten maintained uninterrupted to
late
Andorra pays It's President SIC
year. and its twenty-four mem
,crs Of Parliament 50 each. The
country is l75 miles in extent. It's
ncnulation is 5000
'.Thcre is no internal strife N
MADEIRA. because the people know
,tch other so we'll that irrcsnonsl-
lie persons never can hope to. foo!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
BAN COMBINATION SALES

AS will be seen elsewhere in the
Gazette, combination sales of su-
gar with other articles of merchan-
disc were declared illegal in re
port made yesterday afternoon by
the grand jury in Richmond, which
is probing the high cost Of living.
It was the opinion Of the investlga-
tors that demanding the purchase
of other goods as condition for
the purchase of sugar is a violation
of the antitrust law. The public
WAS advised to that effect and cit
liens were requested to report vlo-
lations. The police were requested
y; the commonwealth attorney TO
notify merchants retailing sugar
and to warn them against making
combination sales.
!; The above will be read with m
;terest in Alexandria, where similar
exist. The reason as
signed for compelling persons to
purchase other articles is that groc-
lers are often imposed upon by hog
fish housekcepcrs who hoard sugar
by sending different members OF
the families to stores in all sections
IF the city for this essential.
BY this process they accumulate
stocks far beyond their needs, while
theirs are compelled TO use. spar
tngly, often finding themselves out
# sugar and unable to, . purchase
ny in the neighhorhood stores
While much is being said CON
crnin" INSCRIPTIONS profiteers
nary housekeepers are equally rs
,rasping in their way. 1t is hoped
,cme practical means will be de,
siscd by which an equitable d;stri.
ution Of sugar will be secured. /;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
FtR-REACHING EFFECTS

If the coal strike continues lon"
enough to affect the country wide
~. the most serious Of its conse-
IucncrS will be to labor itself SAYS
the noston Globe. ALREADY the
shutdown is being felt. Men | zoe
miles away from any mine have
been laid off. Not many men. it
It true. Put this is the beginning
There are industrial plants which
can keep going for two months be.
cause they arg supplied with fuel
There are others where work must
stop within two days. unless a new
allotment of coal is obtained.
''Ncw England railroads are
contemplating reduction in train
service. 1t IS only Il question of
time when other roads must follow.
Observation-Disclosures Of sugar. OF
fcod. or VI mcney-are never pom
uar. \ work shortage includes
most other kinds and is the worst
of all. Unwnrkcd mine, must mean
unworkcd mills. unless the mills arc
run by water power.
The country was never more
united on an Industrial issue than
it is now. and the side which il has
taken is against the heads of the
h:tuminous miners. With such
beginning and with approximations
Of shutdown$ in other lines chang
ing into actualitieS. it is hard to
see how the contentious of the
strikers will gain in popularity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
sHIRSCHvOGEI." is COLD

The present generation of young
people will recall one of the chap
tiers i'm readers used in the public
schools which givs very pathetic
description Of several motherlcss
children who lived in a hut in a
forest in Austria. They possessed
stove which was conceived BY
August Hirschvogel. The outei
section, or jacket. was CT porcelain
Heroic figures ornamented th'
heater. The little ones had personl-
fed it. They never called it a stove
but 3"Hirschvogel," and in then
childish prattlc they addressed it
as they would a human being ano
supposed the stove understood
them. They were often left for
hours to care for themselves, whei
they would gather around ok
"Hirschvogel" and enjoy thu
warmth it spread in the room a
they addressed their conversation
to it and imagined il one of the!'
number.
The father. an improvidcnt man
concluded to dispose Of this stove t
a seeker of antiques. and the Sor
row he cast over his motherles'
ones affords pathetic part OF th'
story.
Many "IIirschvogels" in AuStri;
are cold today. They are not send
inc out their comforting rays T.
innumerable little ones.
Snow has fallen over al tia
country. and IN portions of Hun,
gary. and the suffering is very in
tense. both in Vienna and Budapest
because Of lack of fuel and food.
The situation at Budapest is mad'
worse by the presence of the Rou
mania troops. who are reported
still seizing foodStuffS and sup
plies OF all sorts. regardless Of tn
warnings Of the supreme council.
With two day blizzard sweepin'
across France. causing terrible mis-
cry due to lack Of fuel. official fig
ures ShGw that Frances sole hops
for relief lies in coal shipment:
from America.
Public opinion in Paris is at fc
yer pitch. awaiting with fear ans
trembling every scrap of news from
America about the coal strike. real
ling that if it lasts any time at al
it will mean catastrophe fm
France.
Wood sells for 25 cents log If
Paris. 4 price beyond the reach O.
the poor. added to this comes thu
increasing lack of fuel. There is
serious milk shortage. too From
the devastated regions Come crie
Of distress.
Babies there are threatened witt
starvatioH. as the Germans refuse
to fulfill thir pledge 20 surrendc,
the stolen COWS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER s. 1919:

the observance of holidays in the
District of Columbia. Thanksgiving
Day, perhaps, comes nearer to
being a national holiday than any
other in the calendar. and yet it
viii be noticed that the. annual
proclamation of the President upon
this anniversary recommends" that
the day be observed by all the peo-
pie. There are other holidays
which are observed in one State and
mot in another. Hence, the move
ment for As'mistice Day should
originate with the States and not
/. with the Nation, although Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
NO DEMAND FOR NEW HoLI-
-, DAY ...-..z.r.-.

The suggestion that Armistice
Day, November II. be made. holl-
day in this country does not APP
pear to arouse much enthusiasm.
There is a curious misunderstood
Ing upon the subject of holidays.
There are no 'isnatolial} holidays.
It is true that: I've hsve%days which
are obsd#edtiHs ali parts of the
United Stltes,.t but these are fixed
by acts Of State Legislatures. All
that Congress does is to- authorize
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05

of course, might have the DISPOSE
ton to make recommendation
upon the subject.
But as a matter of fact most peo-
pie will feel that We have all the
holidays that are necessary. L
they desire to give thanks for the
signing of the armfsIce they could
find no more appropriate occasion
than. Thanksgiving Day, which will
be proclaimed the latter part Of
this month. But there are some
who are not disposed to glorify the
armistice. They are patriotic to
the core. but they feel that il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
ROOSEVELT WINS
Officer Against Private Race At
q. tracts, Nation Wide Attention. = :.

oyster Bay, y. y, Nov. .
Lieut.. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, run
ring for assembly on the Repnoii-
can ticket. was elected yesterday
ever his Democratic opponent. ms
was double 10Y, for earlier IN the
day 4 sons was born in the RooSc-
.,elt hoh,ess This, is the fourth
,lGld. 1T will be- named Quentin,
;.fter Lieut.. Quentin Roosevelt,
sErctl,er f.of Lieut.. Col. Roosevelt.
whose airplanc was shot down in
flames while fighting the Germans.
Lieut.. Col. Roosetcaf s Sfacc for
election To- the New Norb.state as
scnaly from the. secoad, district,
Nassau eounty;@waS a cs11npaign Of
dG:ccr. against d !9 & for his
Democratic opponent was EiiaS
Ref:. son Of tailor. who served as
private in the Scrcnty-Seycnth
Division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05

(: Recall Aa&l@esic Balm for sic
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ache, neuralgia.
/. Ri.lura Throat Tablets > fer :;
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infection.
,c E;!ser's Senas:& 80. > for Sic
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'c S2ptonc Hair Tonic > Tor IS,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05


might have been q good thing for
the Allies and for humanity if the
war had gone on for a few weeks
longer in order that Germany
might have been utterly beaten.
There is no doubt that the armistlee
was agreed upon from humane mo-
tives. but those who distrust Prus-
siansm Will be plagued with the
fear that it was a little premature.
In any event we already have
enough holidays to relieve our pent-
up enthusiasm.,-t Philadelphia IN
qurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
AMERICANS OR ESAMGOMPER-
TIES? .t tt.

49,. lz4rehte Cd re, doh
The New York Sun asks: Shall
it be Samuel Gompers Or Abraham
Lincoln, and answers with a STIR
rine, speech by Lincoln. Bot a great
or than Lincoln is fere. Uncle
Sam of which LINCOLN was but eng
great exponent isf here! ianiL the
question really should be, ''Sh&!! II
be Samuel GomDers Of Uncle
San, ?" Who is master: Sha!!
Americans be Americans or shall
thvy b. sameomperites ?'That is the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05

any part of them any part Of the
time, and eyer hold office. There
are no newspapers. 4 large per-
centage of the people are illiterate,
but intelligent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES AND TOEI Z

25c Rexill Cold Tablets , for 26c
Thirty tablets in convention:
box. Get rid Of that cold.
81 RexaIl Liver Pills :. , for 26c
Safe and sure. Laxative ana
tonic.
DC Rat ard Reach Paste , fc- a+ic
Free your house cf the pests
they die outdoors.
2Jc, Rexall Baby Talcum , for 2Gc
Just the thing for the E:t!a ,ns.
ti5e Cherry Bark Cough Sy-
run = fer GGc
P.cmDt and pleasant. Our i2r&-
es. seller fc1 old and young.
35c Mather Kroh's Baby R@m-
-,rs fe1ies ......2 for BE.
I. just the thing you need f2n r.
baby. One for every orairar"
- ai!lreht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-05
Sayt0ue Hair Tonic

The KIND that Tou viii recCm-
mend to your friends. W.sA o"
~j.hout quin:Ga. Two sizes TO suit
81 ryao&y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
FIND GREAT QUANTITY OF
RED LITERATURE IN GARY
Army Intelligence Officer Tells 81
BolshcviSt Activities in
Steel Center.
FOLLOW LEAD or RUSSIAN
Booklet Seized Urges Revolution
Upon All Workers In All Lands in
the Name OF the "Copqucring
I'rolctariat."

WASHINGTON. Oct. .i.-Enccis OF
the steel strike III Gary. Ind. and some
lights on anarchistjc activities there.
were given tho senate committee in
vcstiSatinc the strike today.
Lieutenant y. {. Van lSurcn an in
teliiEence officer ON the stan Of Major
General Leonard Wood. commander OF
the central District. was the first wit.
ness.
''Our frs: interest in Gary" he said.
came when Chief of Police Forbis came
10 Chicago from that city last spring
With request for machine guns aud
military intervention. He told us the
reds there were planning 10 parade
May and start revelation Two
leaders OF the anarchist club AZ CARR
lvanom and De George. They were
Russians or Austrians. DC George
that. he WAS operating near The Aetna
Explosive Works outside OF Gary.
where gun cotton was available from,
the wastes outside OF the mill.
Litu,ssn4ni Van E1rsn ss'a >F rspori
tice. but. SO far as he knew. ther.
had been no prosecution. He adde j
We found in Gary after military
occupation there tremt ndous quantities
Of red literature" he Continued
The Bible Of the red the anarchist
fssto Of N. communisi party OF Russia
Third internal ional.' which assembled
at Mocow in March. Many thousand
copies OF this were in Gary
Lieutenant Van Buren read extracts
from 4 booklet seized at Gary. 1t urged
revolution upop all workers in all lands
IN The name CT the "conGuering pro-
combat was the only road 10 the RAJ
dress OF alleged grievances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub.
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dr. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar. coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
al who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
tly but firmly on the bowels and liver.
stimulating them to natural action
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without anv
OF the bad after effects.
All the benefits OF nasty, sickeninp.
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
grplng. painor any disagreeable effects.
DR.. +. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
tee among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; YOU
will know them by their olive color.
Take one two every night for week
and note the effect. Ice and 25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Daylight Saving to End
Tomorrow; Setting Clocks

Daylight snvinE ends ofncinlly at
: o'clock tomorrow HurninS. when
the notwithstanding rcpcnl net goes
intc effect and when Charles &.
wHlir, chief 0f tho time division mt
one hour the muster cio-k that
regulates time for the United states.
All that anybody cIse has to do
II thiS:
Before you 60 to bed. move the
hnnd. OF your clock back ono hour.
Thca forget II.
" you own spcciuII! valuable
clocl< that may he injured by NOV
Ing tho hands buck, you cnn attain
tho same end by moving the hands
forward eleven hours.
That's NIL there IL to Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
WANTS PERSHING'S REPORT
Representative Sherwood Demands TO
know Whether He Was
Front With Troops.


WASHl NOTION. OCT. 2i.-DeclarinS
that in all wars commanding generals
should DE constantly at the front. Rep
reseniativc Sherwood. Democrat, Ohio
who was brigadier-gencral in the
War Between the States, asked the
House Military Committee today 10
report when and where General
PerShinS vas az the front during any
Of the great conflicts OF tho past war"
citing that III generals had been
Killed in The War Between tho States.
Nh Sherwood told the House shat SOL
diers returning from France had in
formed him they never saw or heard
OF General Pershirg a. the front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

Captain John G. Whitmorc, who has
has received his honorable discharge
and has returned to his home in this
Installation OF machinery In the
SILK manufacturing plant at Lakemont
Is IN progress. a. G. King, of Sidney.
\. T. the manager. has arrived, and
with 100 men employed at the start.
On Sunday afternoon, in Rowanty
church cemetery. in Dinwiddic County
Magnolia Camp. Woodmen Of the
World. will unveil Il monument. of
Rcams, TO the memory of lately dc
ceased member of the camp.
the Virginia Medical College. and a
medical missionary to West Africa.
VIII speak in the Baptist churches OF
THIS city on Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
HISTORY COMMISSION
OUTLINES SCOPE OF WORK
Many County Representatives Gather
and Plan for Review
of War.
LEGION POST IS ORGANIZED
Moro Than Scvcnty-Fivc World Con-
flict Veterans Arc on Rolls-Othcr
News Notes From Various Parts Of
Virginia.
WINCHESTER.

WINCHESTER. Oct. 2i--District
commissioners Of the Virginia War
history Commission met in tho lecture
hall of the Handey Library here tbs
afternoon and outlined the SCOPE OF
the work to be undertaken by the COM
mission in compiling An accurate his
tory of the part played by Virginia
citizens in the war with Germany.
Commissioners were present from tho
Counties OF Rockingham. I.oudoun.
Shenandoah Clarke, Warren and Fred
crick and the cities Of HarriSonburg
and Winchester Colonel II. &. Kelley.
Of Richmond. secretary OF the State.
commission. and Federal field secretary
presided end outlined the object OF
the commission, which. he said. WAS To
get the truth about Virginia in the
war, TO gather The faithful records OF
each city and county. 20 have the story
OF every drive ard campaign. 10 know
what the Virginia churches. colleges
schools. societies and individuals did
for the cause and to know what the
soldiers wrote home from the camps
and trenches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
OFFER TO TAKE OPERA HOUSE
American and italian Fin1nciers In
Market for strauss Vienna
Lease.

VIENNA tv!a PaTls), Oct. ia SYM
dictate o. American and Italian imam
.. the Vienna Opera House, al present
managed by Richard Strauss.
Thsi- plan IS TO maintain the pres
e.: program % performances, taking
over ell contracts and engaging Tos
l-r3ni zs conductor for six months, to-
ge;hs- Win many othe. foreign artists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

WINCNESTEK Oct. 2t.--TWe annual
session OF the Potomac conference Of
the Lutheran synod Of Virginia. which
iras been in progress sine. Tuesday III
Noun: Calvary church al Noun; Jack
son. closed tonight The attendance
Of clerEyn2er ana laymen VAS unusu-
ally large anG many problems grow
ing gu; a. the Var ware cons dercd.
The opening sermon v4s preached hy
Rev. Il = H S,co-, Of Frederick
County. This mornings sermon was
preached ny Rev n ! :. HI3s-d. %
LU-1y president q he Virginia synod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Approve. OF New C,bI..

RIO JANEIRO. Oct. 2i.-pres,ao,+
Pcssoa signed Il decree today authoriz-
ing the Central and South American
Telegraph Company to lay 4 cable link
ing Rio Janciro ana Santos with some
point in uruguayan territory. dc
gree was also signed authorizing :,
French company--to lay 4 cable from
Rio 10 MOntrVideO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Approves Daylight Hill.

NEW YORK, Oct. a4.-Mayor Itvl,r
ioday put New York on IA daylight saw
ing basis despite congressional rcucaI
lie announced his official approval of
now ordinance providing that city
CLOCKS be turned ahead an hour at
~ NJ. ON the last Sunday in April
and turned back on the last Sunday In
September. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER
RICE SALES IN PHILIPPINES
Imports 5000 Toms from French
saigon to Aid In Relief OF Acute
Shortage.
IBy Associated Press.l

MANILA. Il. l.. Oct. 24.-So acute has
become the rice situation i'm the
Philippine Islands. that the government
and is attempting TO import 5000 tons
from French Saigon at high prices 20
reduce tho shortage.
The shortage is said to be the re-
suit OF hoardinE by Filipino middle
men, and 10 the lack OF proper racilI :
ties for the distribution Of tho cereal
in nom producing areas.
Crime has increased since the short
asr became acute.
The government has fixed retail
nr:ces for rice. taken over the stocks
on the basis OF those prices and ~
handling tile distribution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
un-hord Mission Arrives

HNEIS Dtt. .f.-TNr mem0cIs o tnt
Hartford mission to Turkey srriyed in
Paris this morning from Constant
mople. Major-'icneral lanes q. Har-
bord. head Of tho mission VIII san for
New York early IL November, at.e-
conferences with Members of the
american peace delegation nsrA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Grand Jury Probe.

The grand jury is still examining
witnesses in the effort to find out
an II can regarding the liquor traffic
Hens. some of them wcll-known bust
ness inen. were before the grand jury
this AFTERNOON and more are yet to
be summoned. Nothing is known as
10 the nature Of evidence thus far
given before the jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
walter Inn. Under Arrest.

EE0EF.ICNSSJ Oct -z-Wai:s-
3 LANE. q Nine EGr p-augs County
.-aS arrested he-s a1o hcl6 e. the
Orange o@ci-.> where, : : stated he
s y.a--.5 - trrEs-y ~ : charged
wtSs HAVING -ssc m -zr. c: an
OTzlE= business NAT -z-i+1 Sr..: n
Z cheek !,- So Lac yc--- man.
u15 = sac = - va, co--@c;%c- The
ss-r=a-- r o-2-rs Co--;y cane here
AZ -.oi. La he. T.:E -.-- ~ :-.aL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
STATE OF war Called on.

PARIS Oct. 2..-OGic;ai publ!cz ton
-nis morning OF the Law declaring tnc
s;a,. OF a. 10 be al an end fixes
today a me date from which will run
the t.!rc Limits on moga,or.umS. cx-
cspt.nr those which may De .urthe.
prolonged by decree
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
DUPONT CLUB REORGAMlzED
AT MEETING IN H0PEWElL
Many Petersburg Citizens Take Part
in Observation-Disclosures Wcii-knovn
Organtzn ton.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
risTERSBU RG. VA. Oct. 24.-At 4
meeting OF citizens OF llopcwcll last
Of Petersburg were present. il was
decided 10 reorganizc ,hc Du Pont
CLUB OF Virginia, and the following
Mclntirc. superintendent OF the Hope
we'll rlant OF the pu Font Chemical
son. Of City Point. aud NJ. A. linn, OF
Petersburg: secretary. Jos. J. Hurley,
Of City Point: treasurer. II. j. Wat
Of liopewcll. The club was rcorgan-
ICED with Scvcnty-Sevcn charter mem
hcrs and Will be opened irnmedia ely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

r---=--'-'IS..-.--.E o. .l-E.T W|-
---s;g- 8 former rector u
'-.--s- Es;- E---e1- Ezprc... lie.
ms z-- -=- Cz 20 -. Episcopal
LLE--- ----z ;..v- C-r1-s:o- Gpoa
az - Cr-t--=-- -s-. % Fred.r-
.cEsc--e zc-r. 1s cal 70 Trinity
CAE-51. M: dis. and Lzt%- wen, 10
F-z--= - = y {. \ worker IN me
VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Legion Is Organized.

Z HNRLDTTESNIlILE, Oct -f.-TNc
charlottesville ana Albemarle Post Of
the American Legion has beer organ
lied with an enpllmcnt of moro than
Seventy-fvc veterans OF the world war.
Officers elected were John :. Graves,
chairman: Douglas France. vice chair
man Clair Cassell. secretary and
treasurer. \ nominating committee
was named to selec, a historian and
war risk officer. Plans are on foot
for a big cclebrttion and banquet on
November l., the first anniversary Of
the signing OF the arm!sticc.