davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-19
Rest in the Newspapers.

"When I'm tired my wife reads to
me the news of the day."
'Pye tried that once"
'Yes?"
But my wife couldn't see any news
except about bargain sales and cook
ing hints. London Answers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-19
For q Consideration

Spratt (gloomily)-"I don't believe l
have friend in the world" Sponger
You can make one; l need So"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-19
The Main Thinn.

my daughter. Young Baggs called
today to ask me to give him your
hand"
swell, father, did you ask him If
he- had anything to put in it?'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-19
Important to Mothers

A distinguished scientist estimates
the mean annual rainfall for the en-
tire surface of the earth at about 80
inches.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-19
GETTING 1t STRAIGHT.

No, grille. the court crier is not re-
sponsible for the sob stuff.-Louisville
COurier-J Journal.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-19
Nail This. ouickI

"Why has he named his motor vii.
TONI"
Because it's his carpet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
Duncan Chosen Mayor
Election Held Yesterday-Only 800
Votes POlled

James NJ. Duncan yesterday was
elected mayor of this city to serve
for a term of four years. He was
elected without opposition, being
the democratic nominee selected in
the primary held April g.,
In addition four aldermen and
eight members of the common coun-
ell also were chosen. All are to
serve for four years each.
The newly elected aldermen are:
f. F .Marbury. first; W. w. Ballen-
ger. second; john T. Harrison third
ward; C. C. Batcheller. fourth.
Common Council-E. z. Ticer and
j. D. Matter, first ward; jerome
Kaufman and Robert f. Downham,
second ward; H. R. Burke and Wal
ter C. Drury, third ward; Clinton
S. Ballenger and Silas Devers,
fourth.
The newly eelcted mayor will take
over the reigns of the city govern
ment at noon September ! when he
will be formally indicted into office.
The total vote cast in yesterday
election was 320. and by wards it
follows: First, 106; second, rs;
third, "a; fourth, 64.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
Total Now S1537
Fund Fer Hospital Ambulance Grow
iru

Fund Fer Hospital Ambulance Grow
ing
Additional contributions to hospita!
ambulance fund bring ten grand to-
.al up to $1.537.75.
a friend, $40; Rev. DR.. L. Y. Ragest-
.r, $40; Dr.. C. Z. Outcalt, $40; Mrs.
Charles L. Dare. 50; Cash, 81; Miss
Fisher, 81; 10 members St. Lukes
Circle Kings Daughters. $40; +. +.
Price, So; Dr.. c. A. Amos. 50; DR..
Hugh Mcclure, $50; From Ladies at
Herbert's Springs, Mrs. Chadwick,
chairman. $25; c. Albert Shafer, 81;
Miss Mary Jones. So; Mrs. George
Uh!er, 81 Mrs. Jack Ashton. 81; Mrs.
B. F. Chiswell. 81; Mrs. Geo. Pickett.
81; Carter and Marshall, SO; Cash. 81;
Mr.. Keith Car!in, 81; Mrs. S. a. Smith
81; Ms. Sydney Douglas, 81; Mrs.
Nellie PurviS, 81; Cash, 81; Cash. 81;
Ms. G. W. Ramsay, 81; Mrs. Car
Ter Smith, 81; Leadbeatcr Drug Cor
poration 50; Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Du-
vail, 50; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burke.
S5; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert.
So; Nj. A. Crilly. 50; Miss Margaret
Young, 81: Miss Esther HeisheN. 81;
Mrs. H. V Reed, 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Burke. So; Mr. Wm. f.. Smith,
81; Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Callahan,
81: Mr.. Thomas w. Robinson, 50; My.
and Mrs. Laurence Stabler. So; Mrs.
G. r. Buddin. 81; Miss Minnie Hender-
son, So; Mrs. VIM. Hoxton $5; Judge
Brent. So; Mrs. Geo. NJ. Ander.on. ST.:
Mrs. Isobel Boswell, 81; Mrs. julian
Burke. ST.. So; Mrs. Slater. 50: DR..
Llewel!yn Powell, s.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton French. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Gibson. So; Mr.. Charles F. Ten
neson. 50: NJ. Frank 4. Steele So;
Mr.. W. S. Washington, 50; Miss Kate
Curtis. 81; A Friend. 81; Miss Carrie
Stribl;ng. 81; A Friend. 81; Mrs.
Mumford, 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
TRUCK CONVOY To
PASS THROUGH CITY
"Ship-By- Truck" Movement
to be Launched Next
Monday
WILL GIVE RECEPTION
Capt. Geo. Fl. Evans. Gf the AleXan-
dria Chamber of Commerce Work
ing Out Program.

From the zero mile post Of all Ma
tional Highways, located at the
Ellipse IN Washington, D.. c., TO
San Diego. Calf, over the Bank
head National Highway. is the iti-
nerary Ct convoy of motor trucks,
which is slated to leave the Ma
ticral Capita at noon, Monday,
June ID ard which will pass through
Alexandria some time Monday af-
ternoon.
Arrangements are being made in
this city fer royal welcome to be
extended to the convoy when it ar
rives On the outskirts Of the city
ana the arrival Of the convoy on
Naticnal Flag Day is expected to
furnish considerable excitement and
interest here. Cartain George H.
Evars. business manager OF the
AleyarG1ia Chamber of Commerce
is busy collecting the details Of the
affair and these will be announceA
at later date.
The start Of the convoy from
Washington will be marked by ap-
rrrrifte coremCnies and i is pos
siblc that the order to start will be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
Abounds in Attacks Upon
President Viii
son
LACK OF ENTHUSIASM
Massachusetts Senator Demands
Thorough Hough Cleaning in Wash
ingtCn by OustiEg CT Democrats.

Chicago, June 9.-Scratcr Henry
Cabo: Lodge was elected late ycster-
day afternoon as permanent chairman
of the Republican National Conven-
ton He received - votes; Former Sen
ator Beveridge, Of Indiana. 9. and
Senator Medll Mccormick Of Hi
nois. !.
Stressing the responsibility of the
Republican party TO redeem America :
Senator Lodge opened the convcn-
ton yesterday in keynate speech
reviewing the conditions Of the ia
ton. the failure Of the Democrats TO
cope with those conditions and the
duty and ability Of the Republicans
to rebuild American democracy and
economic life.
Problems Of high prices and prof-
:ecr;ng. autocrat:c concentration OF
power in the hands Of th2 Executive
domination Of the government bv any
one class. the Mexican tang!c and the
nece<S ty of peac" treaty fully guard
.ng American rights were brought n.
to prominence by the Senator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
CONTINUED on Page Three
News Of Potomac

The Rock Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. J. H. Rollins
at her home IN Bellfonte Avenue
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. H. Wood ans little
daughter, Pnylis, who have been
visiting Mrs. Earnest File, have re-
turned to their home in Ashland,
va
Rev. W. w. Pirpin, Jr., is visit
ing friends in Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Hickman who was operated
upon at the Alexandria Hospital. IS
much improved and is now at her
home on Clyde and Dewitt Avenue.
In the election hel3 in Potomac
Yesterday, the following were elect
eG to serve for the next two years
J. w. Varney. reelected Mayor
without opposition, J. W. Harding,
elected town clerk, ]. A. Russell,
elected town sergeant. The follow
inc ccuncilmen were electe5: j. \.
Carpenter, II. H. Powell r. l..
Long, A. Y. Brooks, w. H. Tomlin-
son and John Shuster. O. c. Bel
collected, treasurer. All candidates
for Offices were unanimously elect
cd. there beng no opposition to the
ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
Plans Outlined to Repeal
Amendment to the Con-
,stitution
STATES RIGHTS BODY
Meeting Held in Richmond Yesterday
at Which State Central Committee
Was Appointed.

Richmond, June S.--Nucleus 8 for
the. organization Of a Virginia state
association to fight for the repeal
of the prohibition amendment, was
formed in the appointment OF a
central committee, with Colcnei II.
NJ. Boykin as chairman, at con-
ference cf representative citizens at
the jefferson Hotel yesterday al
ternoon.
The meeting was addressed by
w. H. Stayton. of Washington
city, president of the Baltimore
Steamship Company, who was the
originator Of the movement. Mr..
Stayton explained that ne had
never been in politics, was prohi-
CONTINUED on Page Three
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting ct
tbo Alexandria Anti-TuberculoslS
Society was held last night at the
residence of the treasurer, Miss
Fanny Herbert. 116 North Washing
ton street. The following members
cf the board were present: Mrs.
William Camrhell, Mrs. d. j.
Howell, Miss Fanny Herbert, Miss
Nanrie Jones, Mrs. c. S. 7. Burke
Miss Mamie Lindsey. Mrs. William
]. Boothe and Mrs. Harry B. Cation
The visiting nurses. Miss Shotts
and Miss Br;stow. gave u splendid
report of the work done in May
when total cf five hundred anT
ninety three calls we're made upon
the sick of the city. Mention was
made of the continuous need OF hoth
new and cl,. linen for use by the
nurses.
ANY one having contributions OF
such 10 make should leave the same
AT the office in the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc Building.
The tuberculosis Clinic, under the
direction Of Dr.. Latane, will he con-
timed each week, and persons sus-
rcctin@ lung trouble desiring free
examination Shauld call at the clinic
room near the Health Office, City
Hall, "Wednesday. between l and 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
Fight In Court
Brawl at Hearing of Pcrtner Will Case
At Manassas

Manassas, Va, June 9.-Spectators
who packed the little courtroom here
at the morning session of the Prince
William county circuit court were
witnesses Of free-for-all fight about
IL o'clock by interested parties in the
contest proceedings of the will OF
Paul Y. PortIer, one of the heirs to
the Robert Portner estate. The Will
of Paul Portner bequeaths to Mrs. w.
p. Meredith, Of Washington, his sis
ter, his entire estate, amounting to
$3.50. .0G0, representing an interest IN
the Portner apartments. Washington,
the Alexandria Feed and Milling
Corporation. Alexandria and the
Portner Realty Company. the old
Portner home place adjoining the
town of Manassas, consisting of p
100 acres Of land, upon which stands
a handsome $4,000 residence, known
IS AnraDurg, one Of the show places
Of northern Virginia.
Conresting the will are A. 0. Port
ner, Baltimore; Mrs. Alma Fl. Port
ner and Mrs. A. L. Humes, New York
city; Mrs. II. D. Flood, Mrs, Palmer
Derby and Oscar c. Portner, all OF
Washington. The fight was precipi-
tated at the conclusion Of the read
i.:g by John l.. Lee. one of the attor-
neys for the contestants, of a number
Cf aiiiilavits supporting his plea for
9 continuance Of the case until the
October term of court. Among these
affidavits were two which stated that
Meredith was seen to rifle the desk of
Pau! Poltner at his late home here,
on November ,, 1919, the day of the
deceaseds funeral and take from 1t
all the papers belonging to him,
John S. Barbour, of Fairfax Court
house. counsel for the Merediths, re-
piled 10 Lees argument and branded
the atfiGavits as a pack Of lies. ana
not word Of truth in them
H. D. Floor, representative from
TIE Tenth Virginia congressional dis
trict. was upon his feet in an instant
ard. with blazing eyes. declared that
mo ore but hound would make such
a statement" Barbour made a quick
pass at Flood with his fist. but the
intended blow was neatly side-stepped
and Flcod retalated with smashing
blow on Balbour's mouth.
Mareith rushed from his seat out
a:ae the bar bnd staggered F!ood
with a blow in the face. Flood ther
turned upon Meredith and struck him
across the face with his cane. The
cane broke from the blow and fell
among the bystanders.
Then followed general n,iNup in
which principals and friends of both
sides to the contest joined in the me-
lee. Nc, other word was spoken by
the cCmbatantS and for a little while
cnly the scuffling of many feet and
the occasional resounding whack OF
a well-directed blew could be heard.
The row developed so quickly that
Judge Brent and other officers OF
the court were completely surprised
md it was several minutes before
order could be restored in the court
room Then Judge Brent found his
voice and sharply rebuked Barbou.
for his statement concerning the al
lfidavits. ard warned all parties that
he would not countenance recur-
renee of the scene.
Barbour apolosized for his state
ment, land the arguments by at
:2gnays We're resumed. The case was
finally continued and will be heard
Il special term of court to be held
here July 10.
+ 81 .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
III ED

Wednesday June 8
1920. at hcr residence 81 South
Lee street. Alexandria. Va.
CHRISTINA APPICH. widow of
tic late Jacob Anpirh Funcra!
services VIII he lcid NJ he- lat
-es:Ccnce n THURSDAY afternoon
juno iG. ~ > o'clock. Ir.arr,"rt
private. liS- II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
SP OR is
= = 9 = :: :: = ::

The Dreadnaught a. G. viii hole
their wrestling carnival tonight a
3 D. m. in their hall. corner kln=
ani Washington streets.
Cornell ". Howard, finish mattel
TWO falls.
Crouch $. Brooks. finish mater
TWO falls.
Lucas IS. Tuilock. preliminary
Shinn V. Lewis. Of Camp Hump
hreys.
Music and songs reniered by
members of the club and other
events will make up splcndia pro
gram for the entertainment Ct n.
whc may attend.
BASEBALL games viii he played on
s. turGay's and SUNDAYS Of each
week, BY the Dreaanaught's at the
High School grounds. games TO be
&rncunced later.
iIcisTi ~ N'ii ot'L"'T
The following explains itself:
Ny dear Mr.. Breen:
Your letter cf June 9Th. relative
to the failure of the Marine Corps
team to fulfil! is engagement w;th
he Alexandra Cardinals, has bee"
received.
In reply, be% 70 inform yon that
The Interpretation ard absence from
c:tv on authorized leave Of absence
ii several Of my regular players
made it impossible to play you
Sunday. and accordingly. SATURDAY
mc,n.rg made Severa! attempts to
.ocate yea bv telcphcre wish 4 View
to poStrcning the game.
,cal;zc that th" fans Of Ale%an-
dlia hold you personally responsible
fer the failure Of the Marines to nu'
IN III arpcararce. and "a proc! that
F! sincerely regret the circumstances
wh;ch ,atc It necessary for ne to
~an-rl the game. Vii! gladly
brig the team to your city next
Surdgy. Jurc 18th. COR gan'c with
re Cardinals am particularly
Anxiopy play 90 no,,f Sunday
while tn" incideGl is atj!. fresh il
the n,;rGs cr the fans. ] feel that
am totally rSncnS;bIe for their
I;>2irc,r-mert m hasten 10 take
aGvan:a~e Of this opportunity e
show them that il was not intcn-
t:craI VIII YOU not take the re
,cSSary steps to have this statement
receive proper publicity in the
Alcxand,;a papers?
In closing. pcrr1jt ne to again
assure ycu. Mr. Erccn that ! SIN
"crcly rcgrct the circumstance.
which ! am sure caused you no I'tt!"
irccrvcnierrc. ana trust that. in the
event you have scheduled game
fer the 18th. lou will find It posi-
lie ;c arrange double header 50
that The Marines can play you
Please ic: ne hear from you re
gar re- this game II your "ar'ieS
rnn''"nicr"".
With the assurance Of my very
hc.t wishes fer the success Ct your
s"lf ard II" Cardinals. ! am
Very sincerely vcurs.
Pcy s. E.arc.
HcaIrrattcr% L. s. Marine Corps
Ccmmanlar''s Office.
Mr Sylvester 4 R"cen.
.Alcx&r.iria. Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
Railroad Meeting
System Employees of R. T. p. Held
Annual Session Here

Annual Session Her"
TIE annual meeting Of the system
employees cf the Richmond Fred
aricks and Potomac Railroad WAS he'd
here today with H. \. White, Rich
mond. president of the organization
presiding and d. Kennedy, also Of Rich
mand, IS secretary and treasurer.
There were SIX representatives from
Richmond and six from Alexandria IN
attendance. The question of raj:
Dad increase in wages now pending
was taken up and discussed togethe'
with a number Of other matters Of IN
portance to the men. The trades rep
resented include boilermakers. maeh!-
lnists. carmen, blacksm;ths, electri-
,ians and pipefitters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
EUCHRE

A crchre viii be given Wedn"s-
day. June Q. al Lvceum Hall. Music
by Holy Name Band. Tickets, 50
cents. l36-5c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

10 you know bow to find out
where next winters coal is coming
from? See "1'he Miracle Man nj
the Richmond Friday and Saturday
l3S-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
lCont;nucd on Page Fou'l
DIE IN FLAMING PLANE

San 4ntonio, f Tex,. Jane a,-Av-
g;stiutr Cadets Roy ". Ellington. Of
M:Crcy, Ark. anG Harolt Brow!ey,
of Mildred Mont. we've killed out
right at Kelly field yesterday when
their a;lpIarc went into q tail spin
and fell 2,0C0 feet. bursting into
flames when it struck earth.
----------------------. -
er rates he stated that they have rates
as lew as eight mills an hour If tho
company charged rates M Carl:r
SAID they did he asserted i would
drive al manufacturing Industries on:
of tie city. The rates Mr. HarIow
claimed had remained unchanged since
1906 and the total increase will be ap-
prcximatciy % per cent for e!ec5"i-
city for Illuminating purposes. Il WI
yield the company approximately lG-
900 he told council adding tha. the
coal supply for next year Will he an
increase Of $4,000 over the preceding
year. He also told Of the Increases Of
the company for its products and la
Dor ranging all the way from Thirty
five 20 four hundred per cent. The IN
crease on small consumers will he only
a fraction over two cents day ha
said
Concluding he said: We believe the
increase we ask for is a just and rea-
Son&5c cne and not excessive. We do
ask, hawever, that a report be made as
socn as possible as the company is
being operated al a less Of 81 800 a
mor;E.
Attorney Carter Hall then took the
floor. He suggested that council Oh
tain expert advice. He declared hc va:
not definitely opposing the increase in
rates. Mr.. Hal! said that the proposed
increase does net eou:tab!y distribute
the burden and he suggested that it
te referred back 70 the committee OF
to tie state corporation commission.
Superintendent E. II. Feldtkelle@.
Of the Lighting Co., rext took the
floor and he gave some figures re-
garGing the value Of the plant. The
rates he asserted are lower and more
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

i''rhc Miracle Man" at the Rich
mend Friday and Saturday is a
photcplay with an amazing soul.
leslie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

TIE ladies Of St. Rta's CathoI;2
Church. Nj. Ida Alexandria couar~
de>irr 20 thank al! who contributed L
the success Of their recert bazaar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
Ford OWNERS

OUR MOTTO-If it is done at
Remschel's. if must be done right
73-Cf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Padgett
were the guests last week Of Mr.
ana Mrs. A. y. Waddell. at thei,
home il Mi3dleburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09
OPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN bR|EFI. |.

NJ. Mike Sutton and sister, al
visiting friends n Fredericksburv.
Va
Nh and Mrs Henry Padgeft
were the guests last week Of Mr
ana Mrs A y. Waddell. at Their
hom2 il Mi3dleburg, Va.
Mrs. Charles Jones ara two chi
drcn, Ct Alexandria. are guest ~
he rome Of Mr.. Ernest Jones, o.
Wet jefferson street Charlotte
vile P!c@reSS.
Powell /. Lovett. four years oil,
lea yesterd;:y at the residence uS
Ms PARENTS. Duke street extended
III lc6y was shipped today to Lees
our2. Va, for burial.
lir. Brocke Howard. q stude1t
+ the University Of Virginia, has
,etr: rcd to the home Of his parents,
Nr. :nG Mrs. T. c. Howard.
Mss Mamie May Mercer. of
Richmond. Va. is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. B. Adams. of Rose
mont.
Mr.. Victor Hicks. student of
Alex@n1ria High School. has just
.cturnc. from Brownvilie, \. j..
vine. re- has been visiting his par
arts Cor week
Nj. Etwin Graham, of the Uni
,crs ty "f Virginia. is expected to
e.urn today to the home of his
"arcrty. Iir. and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Grah, m. in Rcscmort. for the sum-
mer vacation
Alr<. {. l.. Bolton and little
'augE,cr. Dorothy. left yesterday
tftcs,"en FOR Pennington. Va.
rhcrr Mrs. Bolton was called on
lccorrt If the serious illness of
her father Mr.. ". T. Nash.
Ms. W NJ Reardon. Of tEs
:ty. icuncyci To Ashland Va, u
qrtenl The commencement exercise
% be hcld at R&ndoiph-Macon Col
'cge II which institution her sor,
Mr.. Jack Rcardor will graduate.
II" rc~ular monthly meeting q
h" r'"wen'< Missionary Societ
viii - fc}d tor:crrow afternoon
2:3n Al members are urged to b
~rcs". rni their friends are cor
TALLY :nv;ted
Ire rrroral Of George " Elliott,
vbc diad- Monday. took place this
,,,-r'r,.- F"om Wheatley"s mortu
,rr rt~nol Services were con
'artrr -. Pcv. q. W Reynolds
-ass~" - Trinity NJ T Church ans
burial was N Union cemetery.
The fe,rce Of doctor Of DIVINITY
.vas crr"rrcd on Rev. pr. +.
p"vo~tc~. pastor Of tie NJ. +
hu~~', South or .his citv. by Ran
lcrh N~ccn College at the annua
,c,y,>-cr-cmcrt exercises Of that in.
:t;tr.;on hcI Yesterday.
,Trs Charles ] Sullivan, Of north
Cr'r,,lus street. left to'ay for
"hay'r 'r.+osvillc to attend the gradua-
-:on : ho~ son. Chsr"s p. Su'li-
,or. frrm the University Of Vir.
gn;a
The Peta;i Merchants Bureau
he Ch"r'c, cf Commerce will hol
, me"tin. AT s o'clock tonight i
10 rooms cf that organization. TIL
.,,av tc the last meeting for Il
.un-r-"r ncrths and large attcnc
lrre : ovncctd.
The annual meeting Of the 2ran"'
arm cf Confederate Veterans will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Mrs Christina App:ch. widow cf
Jacob B. .Appich died early this
~ccning al her residence 81 SoUt;1
.oe s.rcct. She was in Ter eighty
fourth year. Her funeral will tate
place tomorrow Afternoon az 8 O'CLOCK
ard ,r:.tas viii be conducted by .,c'
D.. y p. Phillips, of St. Pauls Fps
copal Church The interment vii!
be private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Mr. Mike Sutton and sister, az
vist;n-, friends N Fredericksburz.
Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Mrs. Charles Jones ara two Chi
drcn. Ct Alexandria. are guest ln
the rome Of Mr.. Ernest Jones, o.
West Jefferson street. Charlotte !
vile P!c%reSS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Powell /. Lovett. four years oil,
licd YES terday at the residence uf
Ms parents. Duke street extended
Th boy was shipped today to Lees-
1ur2. Va. for burial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

TIE rc"ular monthly meeting q.
h" r"wrn'< Missionary Societ
viii 4 " rcId torcrrow afternoon a
go Al members are urged to b
~rcs~. "n' their friends are cor
lia!iv invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Mrs.. {. l.. Bolton and little
augEt,r. Dorothy. left yesterday
iftcs,.en FOR Remington. Va.
where Mrs. Bolton was called on
lccorrt If the serious illness of
lcr father Mr.. W. T. Nash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Nj. Efwin Graham, of the Uni
"cr< ty "f Virginia. is expected to
e.u,n today to the home of his
"arcrts. lir. and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Crab, m. in Rcscmort. for the sum-
mer vacation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Ms. ". NJ Reardon. Of tbs
,:ty. icu,ncyc5 to Ashland, Va, II
after II" commencement exercise
. be hclf at R%ndciphMacon Col
'rge II which institution her sou,
Mr.. jack Rcardor will graduate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Mir. Brooke Howar,!. q student
+ the University Of Virginia, has
,etr: rcd to the home of his parents,
Nir. :ri Mrs. r. c. Howard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Mr.. Victor Hicks. student of
Alex2n1ria High School. has just
,ctUrrc.! from Brownvilie n. j.,
whe,. re- has been visiting his par
arts !gr Il week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-09

Ire rrroral Of George " Elliott,
tvhc diad- Monday. took rIsce this
n,-r',,.~ r~on, Wheatlev''s mortu
~ ~ neI Services were CON
;,"rr -. Pcv. q. W Reynolds
-asso" - Trinity NJ. Z Church ans
Jrr:al was N Union cemetery.