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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18

Brown Is Still One Of the Most FASH
ionabie Colors. This Frock 10 Of
Brown Taffeta With Cascade Drap.
cries Of Blond Lace Embroidered in
Brown and Gold Threads.
holes. Similar effects are used for
banding spring hats and also for max
Ing headdresses. On very dressy cos
tunes these girdlcs are sometimes
made OF the fronds of ostrich feathers
knotted into long strings, with null
tipIe strands missed to form the Cir
die.
Blouscs often take the vest form
with side tapping front. These have
big buttons nnd .buttonl.oles and either
false or real pockets. A typical model
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18

nae no appetlte and
had fainting spells.
j suffered for two
or three years be-
fore / began taking
Lydia E. Pinkham g
We &c ia BILE Com
pound and the Liver
Pills which j saw ad-
vertised in the
papers and in your
little books. ! took
about twelve bottle
80 -n,.~
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18
The Bare Truth.

Ile-After all. where would woman
be wi;houtsall her finery?
She-Iresumably in her bath.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18

There's nothing new under the sun
unless 1t be the present price Of food
and raiment.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18
Tho Fact.

Tho Fact.
II am afraid your wife has got the
social bee in her bonnet"
"Ay. there's the sting"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18

Occasionally a man discovers that
he has u r,sJid who Is friend.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18
PAINTING AND
DIZZY SPELLS
The Cause of such Symptoms
and Remedy Told in This
Letter.

Syracuse, N. Y.-"When I COM
menced the Change Of Life was poorly.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18

Men are always trying 10 get rid Of
some habits ana form others.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-06-18
Willing Clerk.

6esslss nus, Bear s,sastlre $zs~-<s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

EsPEcERIAs moLlpAs.
"a MsIur cnlIapd

Pimeinete Negra, Plamlenta blanca,
Canela, Ajengfbre. MoAlaza, clav0,
Nuoz Mpaeade y toda Glaze az aspecle
"a botefs Cayenne, Tomllio anier0 J
mlxtnEas DE- eepecie az Chukipiqnin;
'b0te@ AZ 4 J 0xs. nor -.........o ac
anfikA b0ta ! o. por 1sc
baace, e. hptea a. : 0nxaa ........11
Pimeinats. hotps a. 8 onzas ace
chiu moido puro } esco5ido laia
d ID. ............2 CSC
Chtn npllfo perogfdo puro. lntt A.
y POT 4Jc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14
suENA A DC
EFEcTos EN- JARRos

En- esta c0luinna encuntrara ugted
preciOs de caiones de docenas de botes
marcados que go uhan en- cada hogan.
Estos preclos son mas ha5os que los
de a por major y esos ~artlcnlos no
a~pareceran en- tan signlanle venta.
Los ~calones no podran ser quebrados
y les nocena8 20 podran nuftidps.
listed bien puede t0naF de esfoa pre-
clos, como 81 ahorra ea grando.
Tomatee Dc California; bo(ee
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

papas. Ia lbs. Dor SIC
panasi IA ftbras Q .... .s1.46|
Papas. 100 libras por .$3.75l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

|Qaldo de Tomato marca Libby's
. D0teh POT s.sst..st.ss.sss.s..WU c
~ DupeH pot ..s.sse...@s.s.s44.1
botes. esciaadld .5bof5uQ
Caldos marca campbell's, s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

pima Rebanada sLibby's", 8
botes No. Az .s1.25
Ia botes No. ak por $40
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

8 %. Sunbeam M~ay0nnaiss
Dressing ! bote Ia de : o.. por &c
Mostaza a EstiI0 Inglea,
Labby's 81 larro llc
olivoa maduros marca Farm
house 2 botes altos sc
|oliyns d Ia Rama. Farm
Ranch iafFo q IN 81 sac
Chow Chow % Libby hrro
6fande Observation-Disclosures. 4ee
Pepinilos Agrioa De Lihbs iarro
pepiaos agrios y mgxsos marca
Libbye ] tarrc sraode pnr facI
pipiroa daicas, Lsbhyn una
boteila de AZ o. pr .... .E1cl
Boieila gsanda Dor ......a5s
mixtos , aszios l bofa
No. ] por .fzcl
botsu No 1 par ........s.....Mf
CHOW chaN boss IA i tor ......l1o
9 holaa No / por ........s...c sc
nov uow / hess Na ! peF -. .1scl
hpteg No . or -a.~... efeo
'splnos mn { hois No. - yer aie
oetea No Z POI ...es..sss. ti@1
% has nassa Inss
hsspiiA gfasdas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

Arros, s iibras por .76c
|Arr0z Monarch" 2 libras 400
ArroS marca Comet" Fancy Blue
Rose; 2 paquetes de 2slbs. !. 4sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

Perug De California; Il botsa
No ~ por ...-..*4...a.e&l
{ boses De paFaa ....,-..s...-.sat
pura1po De California; Il b0sss
Ne. ~ .+.s.*.--4..-.ge,1t
9 hcses dnFapnos ..............s 1.gs
clFuela a. caislpFnia, Il hotes
~ ~ pqf .*s--...s-.f AAe
s bcsm a. elraelas ,........... 2se
AIberscoaus e. caufornIa: ~
boss No ~ -.%...s11t
! boln g aieaEsceauss ........ is
-esefe A. csilfsuia. Il botas
~ ~ pr -...-.s-......1ts&
s eyeos ift'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14
ExTRA ESPECIAL

800 Asr@s1-
saijo Crepe papel excusado j
f0i'0s gs
10 roIios Dor ............. sd
cILios 81 TocADoR
- : 'T inoiudio = SapT'
tamano de- az $500 ~
ii CoIlco ' DIarrsa farayno
de BIC Dor eac
ERenadio de chambeslain nara
ID Tos; tamano de $50 Dor .2oc
sa ~ ~ ae yarou; tamano &c
porcion Negra, Il pauueta de
2Bo por .2es
AeeIte Wizard a. Hamblip,
AHo " 1pc POI a........4 Re
Liel Dc Higos Dc California,
tamano de so por .Aao
A~anlEaento Mnatang0s tamans
ae eVc por .2fe
castar,a d matstsr .m.a
de a6c Dor ..... "a.
Aael Y Alqpitran 90 Foley,
M ~ oO0 por 2se
Mata Dolor de Perry Davis.
n ~ re-
Sanadora, tamano de 2gc nor "a
.Aoeite Medcano, tamanO d. ss Dol sls
bronze os,r,aa ~. y = Pos .lsG
Afueema nsc,s,~ \ DOs
homsro I psquete ds ! MA SO
~ paNuels az I onza 70
Ac e. Castor, bOteIla Dc 2 onnas
A
AS onss. g =. olivas' hOteIIas dc .
slsn,sols Tam .auanes q ssr Dor ~
us 9vc por $40
Liatorine' tamanos a. i AZ ~ ~ S0s 's w.
Peroxide, bptalIas, ds I onzas - ~
sss0zlas. n0tsLlas de is oHass DOr ssc
= '0' R'r '4'
.saltrastica, paquetes de 9
Sa.s,,.. "
~ *izp
Witch HazeI, hoteIls de j Ou1as .aOs
'aaelina carbolizada Blue Seal
y Dc1elia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
laselins Blanca Blue seal h
holella
'oivo oolxates ara il barba DE-
CSC Il laia per "a.
ssms colaas.. pa,. !. A.,..
81 tnbo por sss
.Sou m.,.. pain o,,,.
IL cakes
...,. g. !.
DIVA tmano - -
Is ~ - Jaw Ata-ho
49,.
~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

vandido ndinmants per nosoirus sn
La YeHan
Vanilla botellnH dc : oxa. ......zfc
Ainanndfa botelias d8 9 ora. soc
~Prrc R4grhcrGT. bcfelian a. - ace
Strawberry, hcleiias a. 4 ora 800
Plra holeiAe a Z era. .8oc
LimQn. boteiiae a. 3 ora sic
Pqlea ho,esia de 9 oa -*sfe
5Anon. arc.
Jsieaa Erce,~ ia harr,sa pa9 ..7asl
1eeon msEua Crystal Whilar
y teFiA sssa24s.4.s4AM
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t1n1as y.
5ahoa maf E80 1zapta
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: 4qa a uqsa -
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cARNE EN noTEs, Erc.

carne marca Libby's sliced
2 bas0s por ................... 400
.salchichas (chorlcitosl Libby's
botecitos ...........s........ 27c
qarne C0cidas, Libbyls.
botccitos por ................. 2gc
Ldbbyis Bouillon Cubes. Ia caja por 2Sc
uarne ccsida marca Libby's .
potes POT ........4.............0 SIC
Carne ~desmenusada marca Cor
don 2 botes pOr SIC
lille con Carne marcas Council
2 botes por ....................2 scI
. potee .$2.40
Chile ? earne Idbbys
NoteA Sc
cARME MoLIDA compuEsTA
Pasta c~ondelsada Mincemeak
marca Libbyss jarros De "
on1A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 12cl
Pastah humeda Mincemeat
marea Libby iarros DO a
on1~ POT .t......s....g4s.s... 11Cl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

n bote. 4E lbh. ......,..EzB
0llas Erandes Dc mantsca por. .sle5
olas medianas da mantsca pr. .S3e
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

Frambuesa. Lima, Fresas, Yer
bebuepa, Bayas Dc Logan. y
Limon 3 paqueies ............fs CSC
II paqueles ..................e 1se
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

bote de s ozg. pOr uc
8 botes de 5 ozs. por ..4..s.9 500
4 bota de IL ozs. pnr sec
9 botea de II oza. pnr -. .S1.lp
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

Avena, 1 paauete grande .~.s.s..,s4o
vena, 6 paquetes grandes por. .$lS6
ems tamono chico, 2 paqnetes
por }. commandments
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

AARlNA PARA PAN CAKES.

Harina para Pan Cakes, marca
eAunt Jeniimas 9 paQuetes por ssc
2 paQuetes p 4pS
Harina de Sarreceno para Pan
Cakes, marca Aunt Jemi-
ma, 2 paQnetes ..........por Soc
4 nanneteg .por $50
Harina marca THINNER Pan
Cake" 4 paQuetes .......spor svo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

. paQueses Dc Jello por ,...s.....46 sc
= paquatsa de JelIo por SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
GERMAN SHIPS WILL BE SOLD
Hearst Tries &c Check Auction By
APPLYING for Injunction

Washington. Feb. l4-Not one
cf the former German ships will be
disposed of until all bids received at
the auction on Monday have beeA
submitted to the Senate Commerce
Committee and instructions received
from Congress, Chairman John Bar
ton Payne, Of the Shipping Board.
assured the committee when h@ APP
peared to explain the facts concern
ing disposition of the vessels acvcr-
tised for sale next week.
The auction is simply to re:eiv"
public bids. The government Is net
bound to accept them, and if tn
Senate does not want the sales car
ricd through they will be stopped.
This assurance, given by Mr..
Pavne to Chairman Jones, Of the
committee, and in turn impaired to
the Senate at the conclusion OF its
afternoon hearing. checked a rcso-
luton, introduced by Senator Ash
urst, of Arizona. directing that the
sale Of the German ships be stopncd,
and also a proposal of Senator Me-
Kellar that all government vessels
be kept off the market.
A bombshall was thrown into the
prohibition ranks when Chairman
Payne teok the stand yesterday af.
tcrnoon and declared the primary
reason why the government ccul"
rot srcrate st.,.S was II .'n!os:
liouor was allowed on the vessels
they could not complete with for
eign lines.
Meanwhile application for an in
junction against the Shipping Bcar5
and the Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion to prevent the sale of thirty
former German liners at public auc.
ton next Monday was filed in The
District of Columbia Supreme Ccur;
today by William Randolph Hearst
of New York, acting in his capacit!
| as taxpayer. Chief Justice Nc,
Coy issued a rule requiring the de
/ PENDANTS to show cause Monda!
morning why temporary injunction
! should not be issued
Chairman Payne. Of the Shippin!
! Board, announced the application TO
an injunction would not prevent of
fering the ships for sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
SPORTS:


Tonight, two games are scheduled
It the Armory, the Dreadnoushts
meeting. the Loans and Currency
i've trcm Washington while the Y.
VI. C. A. Yankees will meet the
Alexandria All Stars. The first
rame will get under way at s o'clock
This promises two, mighty good
.ames for local fans, as the Yankees
'efeated cshc Dreadnoughts here
ONE two weeks ago, while the Loans
nd Currency five have been going
rood Of :ate. after getting away to a
)ocr start.
Last nights contest in the City
Basketball League resulted in a for
cit victory for the Dreadnoughts
,ver the Lyceums, Manager Wheat
ey Of the Lv"eums, refused to play
wing to the death of r. Frank
-ockrell. fafher of two members of
he Lyceum ieari hcsc two teams
re scheduled to meet next Friday
ight, while Monday night the
)readnouehts play the Virginias.
The Alexandria High School bask-
tball team handed the. strong un-
,eaten team, from Bealeton High
chool severe jolt last night by de-
eating them by a score of Sc to o.
The A. H. S. boys rallied manfully
round Hicks at center and put up
.assing game which kept their op-
,onents guessing at all times. West
nd Knight at guard proved an in
.inciblc barrier to the Bealeton for
Yards who were forced to take their
hots from a distance. Not until the
lst few minutes of play did the visi-
ors succeed in getting the ball under
he basket, when they made three
oals in rapid succession.
Hicks put up corking game at
enter passing freely and accurately
nd covering his man constantly
oreifus and Midkiff at forward were
yer on the alert and judged their
hots with an eagle eye. Midkiff's
locr work deserves especial mention
$ he was always or the job and right
1 his place on the passing: game.
Bowen at center and Raynor at for
:ard put up a high class game for
he visitors.
Substitutions in last quarter were
ackson for Midkiff and Allen for
ticks. Time of quarters 10 minutes.
2efree Alexander. Final score A. +.
:. 36-B. H. S. %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
c. H. CALLAHAN CHOSEN

Hcnored by Grand Lodge Masons
Richmond, Feb. 13.-Charles II.
1allahan, of Alexandria, was elect
grand junior warden of the Grand
.odge of Virginia Masons at the an
lual session of the lodge just conclud-
| d here. w. w. Gait, of Norfolk, is
rand master.
Other officers are: John S. Botti-
more, Tazewell, deputy grand mas
er; James H. Price, Richmond, grand
;enior warden; F. Peasants, Rich
5nond, grand treasurer; Chas. A. Mes
p;t, Richmond; deputy grand treasu-
cr; B. w. Beach, Danrille, grand
;cnior deacon; James Bowman, Roa-
,oke, grand junior deason; The Rev.
|. 3. Lee, Charlottesville, grand chap
ain; William a. James, Richmond.
Grand marshal; Oscar J. Adams,
Richmond, grand tiler; A. w. Baker,
Richmond, grand steward
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
ATTEMPT TO SMASH
SUNDAY BLUE LAW
Would Place Power in Hand
of City Councils to
Determine
MINISTER'S PROTEST
Say They Will be Forced Into Politics
at Every Election of City Fathers
Ministers and Laymen Divided

Richmond, Feb. 14.-An attempt tt
| smash the blue laws, which have ex,
:sted in this State for many years
| was made yesterday when the House
Committee on laws favorably report
ed the Wilcox-Boschen bill, which
places the power in the hands of city
councils to determine upon the en-
fcrcement of the law which makes
the conduct of business of any kind on
Sundays illegal,
Ministers in Richmond would be
forced against their will into an ac-
tive political campaign every time
election of councilmen comes up if
the Sunday observance law is so
amended as to give only city councils
the right to exempt from its opera
lion certain trades and callings, Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel, D. D., pastor
Of the First Baptist church, declared
last night at public hearing on this
bill before the house committee on
general laws.
Under the original bill, supported
IN the house by the Richmond delega-
lion. the council would have the priv
ilege of exempting any trade or call
ing from the operation of the law,
but an amendment suggested yester-
lay by Richard w. Darlington, on be-
half of the Richmond Chamber of.
Commerce, exempts those persons and
business engaged in the sale or opera
lion of soft drinks, ice cream, tobac-
%, hotel barber shops, garages and
shoe shine parlors.
w. T. Dabney. business manager OF
he Chamber Of Commerce, declared
hat Richmond has more churches
han any city Of its size in America,
but many people are kept away from
hem in the belief that they attempt
20 govern rather than influence.
Richmond, he said, is ridiculed by
visitors from outside the state, be-
cause of the puritannic laws it en-
forces relative to- Sunday observance.
DR.. Mcdaniel declared that less
han five per cent of the church peo-
ole in Richmond favor any change in
he law. This declaration was met with
, storm Of applause from the crowd
I'd gallery and floor.
H. M. Smith, ir, said he was never
more convinced than now of the wis
iom of the founders of the republic
n their efforts to divorce church and
tate. He made ar argument for the
proposed change in the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
FOUR FUNERALS

The funeral cf Joseph Padgett.
who died Thursday morning at
1uantico, took place at 9:30 o'clock
his morning from st. Mary's Cath
olic Church. Services were conduct
?dby Rev. l.. F. Kelly, assistant
castor. Burial was in st. Mary's
cemetery
!, Pallbearers were Carlton A. Jr.,
Joseph Jr., Bernard and Reginald
Padgett, grandsons of the deceased
and Charles Jones and Harry Travis
srandnephews Of the deceased.
= The funeral of Reuben Frank
Cockrell, who died Thursday night
will take place at 80 o'clock Mon
lay afternoon from his late resi-
1ence, sos Prince street. Service;
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. E
B. Jackson, pastor CT the First Bap
sist Church and burial will be il
Bethel cemetery.
Funeral services for John Hammil
Milstead, who died at the naval hos
pital, Portsmouth. n. H., will b
held at 10 o'clock Monday mornin'
at Wheatley's mortuary chapel
They will be conducted by a nav
chaplain and burial will be in Airing
ton cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel Gu
villier, who died in Washington, wa
held this afternoon at Demaine
mortuary chapel and conducted b
Rev. Louis ;Smet. pastor of ST
Mary:s Church Burial was in ST
Marv's cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
BANDIT FOILED BY BLOW
Restaurant Owner Thwarts Would be
Highwaymen; Shot by Thief


Philadelphia, Feb. 14.-While
,rossing Broad street, near his
home. early yesterday, William
Monroe, of III North Broad street,
vas confronted by highwayman'
who demanded that he hand over his
money. Monroe struck the would
De bandit with a bag of prunes
which he was carrying. Keeling un-
der the blow, the man shot Monroe
twice and then fled
Monroe. who conducts a restau-
rant at I'll North Broad ST., closed
MS restaurant after taking the days
receipts, tota!ing $3.50, from the cash
register. and was on his way home
when he was approached by the
man.
The bandit, with a lisping voice
demanded Monroe to hand over the
money and his valuables. Noticing
that the bandit was becoming ner
vcus. and excited Mon:oe struck hin
over the head with the large bag o
prunes. Then it was that the bandl
fired at him, but the bullets inflicted
only slight flesh wounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
CARGO FRE|GHTER
LAUNCHING FEB e
Jennie R. Morse Seventh
Ship Built in
Year
MRS. J. MORSE SPONSER.
Named IN Honor OF Sister of Charles
w. Morse President of Board of Dl-
rectors of " S. c.

The 9,4O0 ton steel ferighter Jen-
ME r. Morse will be launched at
1880 o'clocl- the afternoon of Feb
.uary Is at the plant of the Virginia
Sh.pinl;iding Corporation. With the
launching of the big freighter it will
mark tile seventh ship to be launchea
within a period of one year.
The snip is named in honor CT
Miss Jennie R. Morse, Bath, Maine,
who vii be tie Sponsor. Miss Morse
is a sister Of Charles W. Morse.
chairman Of the h;arh Of directors
Of the Virginia s! ;pbuilding Corpo-
ration ard who also is president Of
the United States Steamship COM
pany. the Virginia Sklpbulding
Corporation being subsidiary Of the
United States Steamship Company.
The yards Of the compaly's plant
on the day Of the launchin;: will he
thrown open to the public affordlng
IN excellent opportunity for the pub
lie to see The biz ship glide into the
Potomac.
The last ship launched at this
.ompany's plant was the Clemcnce
c. Morse, which was named in honor
of Mrs. Clemence c. Morse.
Immediately following the launch
ing buffet luncchon will be served
the invited guests IN the administra-
ton building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
ELECT OFFICERS
Washington Memorial Lodge of Per-
fcction Holds Annual Meeting


Washington Memorial Lodge CT
Perfection No :, Scottish Rite Masons,
t its annual meeting held last night
n the Masonic Temple elected theso
fficers to serve for the year: A. NJ.
,herwood, SO, K. C. c: H., vener-
BILE master; B. J. Richards, 80, K, c.
:. II, senior warden; Chester A.
Iwinn, 80, X. C. c. H., junior war
len; C. C. Batcheller, 80. orator; F.
". Latham, 33, honorary. almoner
md secretary; William L. Allen, 33
;onorary. treasurer; H. l.. Darnel!,
.. master Of ceremonies; B. X.
smith, K. C. C. H., expert; S. w.
'itts, 80, X. C. C. H., assistant ex-
,ert; T. W. Robinson, 80, captain Of
he host; G. w. Zachary, 32, tiler; H.
:. Harryman, 80. organist; w. ].
Waller, 80, soloist.
The newly elected officers after
ward were installed by P f. Cliff, SO
honorary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
MASONIC NOTICE


called convocation of Old Do
ion Commandery, knights Tenn
/, vii! be held Monday, February
at 2.30 p. m., for the purpose of
|nding the funeral of Eminent
Knight Charles T. Lindsey. BY or
of the Commander,
Rc Frank W Latham, recorder.
OYSTER SUPPER
Monday, February 16, 1920, 6 to
M, at St. Joseph's Hall, Co.
kbus and Wythe streets. Admis-
b, so cents. @ ., 1888
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
President And Premier
Drift Apart at Peace
Conference
DISLOYALTY CHARGE
Mr.. Wilson Says Cabinet Members
Has Shown That He No Longer
Welcomed Presidents Advice

Washington, Feb. 14.-After year
of disagreement and distrust growing
out of their relations at the Paris
Peace Conference, President Wilson
and Secretary of State Lansing part
| ed company last night after an ex-
change of letters in which Wilson
severely rebuked Lansing for at
tempting to WELD Presidential au-
,hority.
Official Washington is not sur
prised at the break, but at the man.
ner of it. No Secretary of State has
ever been 50 summarily dismissed.
The Wilson-Lansing exchange Of
letters began February I and ended
yesterday with acceptance of Lans-
ing's resignation.
Beginning with the residents in
quiry whether Lansing had called
frequent Cabinet meetings on his own
responsibility, the letters recite mu-
tual feelings of disappointment and
suspicion and end with Lansing's ex-
presson of "relief' at retiring and
Wilson's acceptance Of the resigna-
ion "to take effect at once"
The unofficial Cabinet meeting
called by Lansing during the Presi-
ient's illness, while Wilson was for
.h;dden by his physicians to take any
part in affairs of government. bare
only the immediate cause of the break.
Contributory causes have been piling
up for more than year. the letters
reveal.
Undersecretary of State Frank
Polk is the ad interim head of the
State Department and may be named
as Mr.. Lansing's successor.
The entire correspondence between
the President and Mr.. Lansing was
made public last night at the State
Department. The letters, because of
the gravity of the charge brought
against Mr.. Lansing by the President
constitute one of the most amazing
chapters in tie history of an admin
:stration of the republic Never before
n the history of the country has a
President accused Secretary Of
State, the leading officer of the Cab
met, of attempting to usurp Presi-
Dental prerogatives.
In his letter tending his resignation,
Mr.. Lansing said he could not "perm:t
to pass uncaallenged the imputatlon
that, in calling into informal confer
ence the heads of the executive de-
cartments, I sought to usurp your
Presidential authority He explained
that he believed the Cabinet confer
ences were for the best interests of
the administration and of the republic
FIe also declared that his belief "was
shared by others whom I consulted
Mr.. Lansing's declaration that he
consulted with others (meaaine
other members Of the Cabinet> before
summoning them into conference gave
rise to the thought that all members
cf the Cabinet who participated II
the meetings might feel it incum
bent upon them to tender their re
signations to Mr.. Wilson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
STORAGE FOR BEVERAGES

Southampton, Feb. 14.-Although
the Cunard liner Mauretania had a
record stock, of liquors on board wien
leaving New York, her lockers were
empty on arrival here. The bar vas
besieged by thirsty passengers from
the moment she passed outside the
three-mile zone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-14
HOLY NAME PLANS SOCIAL

The Holy Name Society will give
a social and smoker il the Lyceum
Hall next Tuesday evening at S:15
D. m. 1t will be entirely stag
affair and all new men whether
members of the society or not are
cordially invited to attend There
are: no tickets or printed invitations
and Everybody Welcome is the
motto for the occasion.
A fine program has been arranged
and pleasant evening is assured
all VINO attend.