davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
3il &aoel9noinaer.

"a ri netop bar baot bort Stebre /
6eralis Sails, Nirn. ian blep iea opfors
fret til al ienoe uo9le Orb iii "Roiten"
/ InIebuiu9 bore 0aoelaubsgutter ionl
9ioroe Sjeueite / arieeu, og pa oi a
iao uhe!oi9e life ut iaa Dor @a9bog iGrs
zig I'll Steuuet iom ri bar lopet, OF oo
leg ueo at Der er mango al PORE Soloas
ter iom life bar %rapporteret iii Setres
tGrer, % DC iom life bar fact Slans
tetter bill ieg %inbitGnoig opforore iii al
tdge noele Winuter o9 itrioe lit Napn
% Noresie. Company % Sipiiipn 90
I'm Be bar / 6ransri8e eler / Gamp5 oN
Rang eutcn be bar / Nrnteen eller /
Slaaoen % ienoer Oct Ill cars Sle9ep.
6ubion, @io. aiGre oier Net inart
glenn BET life, for @osen ital pGrc fGrs
Dig ON 10 @aaneoer het blep eli itpr %
gph BOG Den ital foite ell Solar. iea tror
set oil bli aobt for pore Gfterfommere,
at l9re om buub pore @uitcr bar lit
og itriot for Sulerita. @lem SET life.
@enii9lt,
6. .. Wamitab.
SheIopn, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
3omSoalelaects slarboa.

NomsoalsIaget5 Nnr5oe 20. ., 1920.
er M lotommet. inbeholoeuoe Scrs
iegrcIie oper De Honsoelcr. lont oe!toJ
/ Ycroenatrigen. NiIeocr % @ioorls
iier al HomrpeIer Der 9nnoet. On
Gel Npbeper ira Nom5oaI9bpaoeruc.
Ncieraier ira HomSbnl5lagctS Steos
ncr. T%ortegueIie orcr llopouorinQen ira
Homaoalen I'll 1850, pG ell Naoneli'it.
gipenne Nnun on NNreoIc poa oner 500
Nomsoeler / Nmcrita. en- Mu5ic ar
0iaie Wcaer bleu iol9i moer Sn9ctS
Stepre / Ioorbeno. Qtiuu. oeu 17oc OF
1Sbe Suni, men vi bar cuonu CT Gel
GrcmpInrcr igieu. %riieu CT 80 Gt5.
Or. BOG. Sc, iom rulter Ct. eler Here
@rempInrer t%ilienot, fan ioa iamme pco
al %tiliiripe nnoerte8neoc.
Si!irooa for, az III Noursosler var
iene meo a, little gag her / Sanoet.
itoar ooN bort Sng M paa 0eioe meo
bpil.etiombclit VrpoeIaA, % buereneite
Hoirsegl Nmeriiu blroe tiIhere.
SC. iom cniter al iuomeiNe liz, edcr
sc iom eriier at beIaIe % i'm aontius
gent ber ienoe heune III &ageto me
Na5iercr, Or. !. W, Maine. S2S
Srouopop. Sarge. u. Sat. Noutin'
eenteu or ireirOeIea bare 30 Cts. Iarct.
Yoa Homsoal5laaet2 @eane
SoDu 9iasumSion
Saoaifriperl a.,
gpr rs Gram, u. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

Seg ienber Dem herneb noole 9iuier.
onadaenoe Silitdnoen her. Zen Sld9e.
iom man / Mminbelisheo talber "6ln"
raier for ~nGrcprenoe, men Den or lite
ida orniom iom ben bar et Idr lioen.
SiIitnnoen / etonontiit 6enieenoe Ter bog
~tripelig No. iiGroeleshco iblanot 2ono~
manben. Snrnleren er rtgtia Stortdr
M. Chen CT forbi ba Sarnercn lpsr'
ger bpao pil Oh gi mig for mine Tarer.
Stu f~orlonger De boao DC bill ba, og fuar
BET, iaa De bliper riaere for boert Nar.
Serne Sn er trioelta at bo |. Seq
rom bertil / 1874, % Ret er mrrtpGroi9t
naar mani lpeser Marie til Den Srens
gang o. bef Spining iom 2o9an bar bart
iiben min Nntonrit heuil. Seq oil M
mart fploe NIT S5oe glar % ieg tan
enonu rlIsIc rltuot o9 beie9e mine Zen
ner. Seq fan ogion Irie "SecorabsFos
ten" oa "Ieo 9lrneu" oo ieg FORESTER
Dem pnd Ell ima9iulo Naabe. Seq ers
fer Gem oelo % 9ptte % @uoS Sclli8s
nellie / oeres oproige Soretdgenoe og
beres bpetige g%eitrGbelier / ~llo8ioelien
al BET beoite orIt@amerifanlfe Sloo,
"GecorabsY oren".
8. q. gmanuelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
iii <oantnaerne.

ga M itunecr BET iii Sioen Sa bort
aar5msbe iiaI hoIoes.
t9be Oh 20oe Suli maa hi ale crrc
/ @rano Sorts. q. SAT. % Der oriuey
Be med Si~Iiteluirasu ian oct bare infer.
Sc peo uemIis al ri iommer manoiterte
OF alt ma bore ioroen.
@eitprelien bar o9iaa / lang Sio az.
beloet meo ur IaG alt iitanb o. hi peo
az vi oil hapc ct al DC bcoitc Stcpncr.
@rano sorts bleu naIgt iaar iad al nle
/ Aoropeiteu Tan hape gpo Iulebnina Ill
az TONNE.
@rogrammet oil iom aItio beitaa NJ
set beSite ri fan ophripe. Zen aarIise
Banter bolocS isrite Npegs. BEN 1875.
Suli. Soaueretter, SoandsY roaram.
Sana. Yhiiii OH. meo NSpctat Rel.
ion frn Raoiiou. Wis, iom Nisgemeiter.
Sen 20ee ON Apelben bar vi She
Cliou Filters &onpann ira 1iuneapo
lis % Snngicreninaen giarne al @rans
Sorts, Sette Nil bli en- uomeriet llns
eerhoIentna belle Apcloen.
vi bar life 8um al nGpne Here Sins
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
TrDaup I Gnlbcrt;on, u, omtana.

! Faitor % @trS. 6aaenS 6icm i
GnIbertion, G8tepieoes Cnsoao5 Mit'
Dag Den 23bc Suni Sattercu Nnna 8.
Ill Sreorict W. Wnnn al Nen Salenl.
u. SAT. TleIien iorretteoes al grupens
6aber / Spernnr al ell itor areNs
S%Irgtninger % Senner. @rIoen er
@raouent fra Gltlbertion Sigh Shupl
% @aleb Gitb State Norn,al SdpoI
81. D., % bar prret SGrerinoe / ilerc
Iar. g%rlogonrmen er @raouent ira
llniperiitp Of North 9ofota, og Sen al
Wr. W. 8. Mann, Nep Sulem for
mango Nar State Hailroao Gpmy,isiics
ner / g. Sat. On prrgtio @r1Ilupss
miooag leroereoes efier @ielien oa Oct
llnge gar t~iItroabte famine Sag en-
@~rpIupsreii: til 0Iaeier %ort oa an,
bre Steoer i %eiteu. Sc oil peo lin
Sifbogefpmit oprettc lit Siem i Ncip
Snlent, Y. Sat, hpor grl,oaomrten CT
NorretningSrtdno. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
at hsre fra oct srooeirc 2ampitibSbrsl

at here fra oct srooeitc 2ampitibSbrsl
I'll ben itin9renoe @~asoliuilsite. % Dc
lniaa Wctorbaaoers uenoeIise Sifstat.
Ser paa bcnne G lever melt bare Horb;
lrnoinaer. itient her er noale fra hpsr
aaHt az Nor9e. 8cu NoroIGuninaerne
or beoIt reprrienterct 90 "a i'rr ira
Srcnnen % Serigmn. Ser er og'ac. ems
Del Soenlie., iont o9iaa ortper Siite. Nj
2aniier CT Oct iuit iua niot at DC er re-
prGlentereoe.
Seq pil on ii6e "Secorals Soften"
tuiiuoe Sot for alt BET aope @Plsitpf zen
itaffer Srierne i Aarets 2eb. S9rIig
ptt ie9 tattc @Iooct for set Stanopuntt
Oct toD i oenne SprogioyOirrin9eu. 6gs
'nu Ell hiertelig 8nt I'll Nrnliot ior
"gfellemmaocn", Tom aoht tau SIRE
Sieneite Sc andre Wnaltioer ogiaa. Sa
laa tilIlut Ell bierteIia 6illen Ri ale
NproIGnoin9er iom IGier 8lubet, bess
uben en- 5iIien til "2ecorabs Toiten"s
belle itpre 5aruilie iom CT ipreot lunrts
Iagt pocr Den pioe Terben.
Irna 6enritleu.
Yuaet SsIuno,
Neltport, Oregon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

Gin lea ro0eniinoe bdr td9et. Sen aop
mia mart en- 400 Appctit % inutes q:
ilfrcNSitiue MN Qicuc. ino isg life
lrnqcr pla8eNes al Snhigeltiou. Sea
oto M life beao oer CT OF bdpe rbeu'
mattife Smerter. 0rueIieu o0 Stiobe'
ocu CT Self aadet uo al mine 2eoertoc.
on lea Tan nlee %iterlte petbeb uofsre
0usur6eiost. gtine Nerper or M itss
OF lter.c. Sea lover uonIer.et ON Ndt'
ten % bciiroer MIG beore cro roauiiroc
ier NIT 2ip. Seq oil altto pRre tdi'
uenliN for hsdo Sdulnc bar abort ior
MTG % lea oil nrbeialc Oct oeo erho.r
Hu,eoniuN Scr oiucS nil."
$auIot irllce AZ n IeoenNe dpotbe'
fer / hper IN. Iopf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

Der. DOG tan lea iiac at Der piI blipc no
get III bper Sib. poa iaa inorsttei az ser
or aoS S%rIeouira til al trrifc 9cnncr
os alenetc % "pasiiure" iaaneaet a
Nil.
Bare De nilbe ilaa eoer los. aooc
S%oeniraer, os fc,nme til Weoet, 9etr
re er aItian Oct iieitc Cpradb. 'Nom iii
@raub Sorts, iIan cher Ies. rag Samis
lien % Habos S%oeniraerne men.
Sna mari DC summer iii gpen iaa
eaar DC ri Commercial GIub Saa. hror
ri bar bort 6opeN!paricr. Scr ianr Sc
SIeiier % al Den lluoerrctnina ION
~forIanses.
Gel meht / @rdno Sor,sl @enIia
SiIicn iii ale So9ninaar.
e. p. Sopperitao, Norm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Wfooer til 0cn forltc
amcrifanlfe Sol0at
faloen / 6rantri9e.
Nirs. gIicc Nreibnm Iono, Tntiunens
fsrite "Wnr Nutbcr", aiper ben pel.
ficnotc 9icbieiu Sanlne belle gGrcr
ior al hare aicnpunoet I'm Sunebeo.

Selgcnoe m~eripTroipc Nnbeialtun n
Eanlac Ellen uuIil gioet al Nrr. Nllct
@reit0m Gooo. I Srclhdm Nemorldl
0ome. Caplu Sdrt. S%pau5UiIle. Suo,
bullet Nlem blew ~illru.ct hcIloe al IN
oiGuG9 patriotiile @ciolinind iom Ee5R
pdd oerc9 XadillsuneIie al Den {leuciit.
Der nheoc2 NGnoet AZ henocS Seu. Nur
poruI SnucS q Nrtlb1uL 0en icrlte
duerlidulic So!oat inloen / 6rdutri9s.
@nmpdttlte llotdlclier mooto9eS al RrS.
Sooo ira ale Ecle al &c Nortueoe eta
lcr. 90 YunnctS Nluiitr bar ~iortnlte 81
ltoylcn ON oeu isrlte "gS0r Rotber".
Np'tc!lcu "a Sor1eu pt0 hcuoeS Sm5
Eeo relultercoc ! q dlpOrIi9t Rcobrlo
~ Gtr0. GoNo5 Nelhreo. men enbper oil
nleN SrtereSic % @lroc here. at Bum
mi lgleu nuoer i%ortrinliQ Smobeo. IL
bun nnlio blcu irlIiieu / III 0iem. n'ddp
bUl 'elgeiloc GrtlGriuQ. atueroe belle
SGreu for in 6elbreoelle III Ben pei
tlerote Weoicin SaHlae.
Otter min .lrrc outs Seo bIep
min 0elbrto ulmiuoelia ueobruht ,
idaoe Mrs. Sooo All AZ be0hnoe meo
por oet Inn SuoiAcitiou eler ilet Sors
oeicIle. 6pao lca ipt'tc brdAte Sorliprs
relic, ~ lcA mddttt orrt nleaet foriIA'
tig / at bolcc Girt. bpil,et iorrcten
life iolot mia ponitcliR on lea baoNe
mtliet al Srit til n ipiie. S6d nj ie9
CT Aniolo AZ Hbeumatt3nie, uleo bef'
tlQe Smertcr I Gtulore, Nng og Arnts.
{iloela leo lcg me0ct, % mine Vcoentoo
!unee ipuIme op on bliuc itrpe. TIT
rnr nm lit ieg tuuoe norcttc I Quiet.
% tilNeIS ,rnoe lea he enauua ioae ct
N0nltih @fdo. SEQ blep mcRet uerueS
% nroliB. og on Natten iuuoc leg Iiggt
padgen / tiuepis. herueo miitenoe
mangcr Mats Sspu.
On al mine Wcntnher hduoe erhpIot
mcAeu 0iclp uen {duluc, o9 bun trIrdds
0eoc mia AZ 'orisat Oct. Sea er ouers
oroeuiIip gIdo oper al lea 0loroc bette.
"a ben piltc iiG NJ urre ocr beoite Q(eois
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

Ner 5aaSe fan OF pil orbcioe / nor;
Observation-Disclosures. bare Sc 'nir
ptoe al iddoan oirIp trTn9eS. Saaptel
ieg ioritanr. iod or Der NauseI q ari
b%eio2birlp / due ooye Wumlehiem on
9aruehlcm. Vi CT piaipe At betale Den
| por Sio GGugbare @sl Yao os Irari
bore ira ceer. Striu I'll eeu NnitaIt, I
bor nrrmeit % tilbro coers 6iplp.
Shers 9feedrbelbcr.
y Sunoe,
Nit.enber1. Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
erpner a Eorse

tan MI ii9tt9 billGert eno H0leUlW0e
Vi btisratr Eenge oeuoncrtt noyite
Banter. hpor man ior linen betdler
%. e. Reuter Seno o. &aui Srai,
eler Roren Crosr for Der &elsb Se
eniier ieuot. q ri b~eierger Hsiieu
Sebe & Gsmpauu. $40 2no ape. z.
Riuneapolis, Niur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

iom ef,tma. eat Bbeum. Barriers StA. aarnis 5anr.
Y irapru. Sroit. oa eranbiaar Sro'ibtt Suofor1tft.
uiuq ira llarGs snsr %sSarutr. Slad peaos % dnsr,.
~htlbrt0es 0b'olut peb BRIG At niu ECZEMA
SPECIFIC. - Dim Stab.SaIpe pl helor,hs Sfab.
aIs, MAT. Stpeu Doors ol prairts 9th pdd fan
96as oar belbreost lufHber Be hore y Var.
G,uet pr. pon for $500. Apotheker s.
Aimklov. Box A. Cooperstown. n. ID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Korresponddnee.

Gprrt'ponooneer ubeu nam % abrts's taass lie bet mtrefs otnfnu
I'll; be tur life ereona eierueuI1'e of Tebofnpren. Norret ri ine
bWps pT,ntIsslprt. m,omirere ceeipmmenes aprreippHesnt 81.
Ter bet men Sebnfuouer MAJ bare bans fulot 9apu % Nbrtsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

Gil 5~Ir8tninaer oQ' @euner / ane
rita meDbeles, al min Nooer 9necbriAt
Su8uitan (Oieslol aigif peb 8eocn Den
4be Suui b Y. pda @|eSlo lsnore
Sbieu,S amt. Aorse. / Ell aIoer al SO
Nar.
Sn0eI WESTON,
9(bererombie. ". 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-11
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM

Continued from Page Eighth
most pressing conservation question re-
lates to our forests. We are using our
forest resources faster than they are being
renewed. The result is to raise unduly
the cost Of forest products to consumers
and especially to farmers, who use more
than half the lumber produced in America
and in the end to create a timber famine.
The federal goveThment, the states and
private interests must unite in devising
means to meet that menace
Reclamation.
I'VE favor a fixed and comprehensive
policy OF reclamation to Increase national
wealth and production.
we recognize fin the Development of
reclamation thru federal action. with its
increase OF production and taxable wealth.
n safeguard for the nation.
We commend to congress policy to re-
claim lands and the establishment of a
fixed national policy OF development Of
natural resources in relation to reclama-
ton thru the now designated agencies.
I'VE hold in imperishable remembrance
the valor and the patriotism of the soldiers
and sailors Of America who fought In the
great war for human liberty and we pledge
ourselves to discharge to the fullest the
obligations which n grateful nation justly
should fulfill in appreciation of the serv-
Ices rendered by Its defenders on sea and
Republicans are not ungratefui. 0hru-
out their history they have shown their
gratitude toward the nations defenders.
liberal legislation for the care Of the dis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-11

a matter where the authority under the
constitution was theirs and not his.
VIII Re-estabiTsh Peace.
THE senators performed their duty
faithfully. We approve their conduct and
honor their courage and fidelity and we
pledge the coming Republican administra-
ton to such agreement with the other
nations of the world as shall meet the full
duty OF America to civilization and human
lty IN accordance with American ideals
and without surrendering the right of the
American people to exercise its Judgment
and its power in favor of Justice and peace.
Pointing TO its history and relying upon
its fundamental principles, We declare the
Republican party has the generous courage
and ability to end usurpation and restore
constitutional government; to fulfill our
world obligations without sacrificing our
standard of education, health and general
welfare; to re-establish a peace time ads
ministration and to substitute economy
and efficiency for extravaganza and chaos I;
to restore and maintain the national credit; ;
TO reform unequal and burdensome taxes; :
to free business from arbitrary and I'M
necessary official control; to suppress dis
loyalty without denial of Justice to repeal
the arrogant challenge of any class: and to
maintain a government for all of the peo-
Pie as contrasted with government for
some of the people and finally to allay
unrest, suspicion and strife and to secure
the cooperation and unity of all citizens
in the solution of the complex problems
of the day. to the end that our country,
happy and prosperous, proud OF its past
sure of itself and its institutions. may
look forward with confidence to the fu-
ture
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-11

"That covenant repudiated to n degree
wholly unnecessary and unjustifiable the
time honorea poiey In favor OF peace DE,
Monroe and pursued by all American ad-
ministrations for more than n century and
it ignored the universal sentiments of
America for generations past in favor of
International law and arbitration and 1t
rested the hope of future upon mere ex-
pediency and negotiation.
THE unfortunate insistence of the pres
ident upon having his own say without
any regard to the opinion of a majority
of the senate. which shares with him in
the treaty making power and the presi-
dents demand that the treaty should be
ratified without any modification. created
a situation In which senator's were re-
quired to vote supon their conscience and
their oaths according to their judgment
upon the treaty as 4 was presented or
submit to the commands of a dictator in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
SKIRTS TO RE SHORT AND
STRAIGHT, SAY EXPERTS

Cleveland. Ohio: Nov 29.-The
.omi-annnaI meeting Of thn National
Cloak. Suit and Skirt Manufacture
"rs' Association here yesterday was
attended by more than 500 delegates,
who discussed the new fashions for
snrin~ aS displayed by living models
1t the style show Saturday afternoon
No very radical changes are shown
from The lines Of fall and winter
garments. skirts continu" short and
straight. The slender silhouttc pre-
dominates, and the Youthful ! spirit
was expressed in many garments
shown.
"Individuality is thu keynote Of
,arly sprinr apparc'." said Philin
Erankel. executive secretary of the
association. Every woman will. hava
opportunity to express her own per-
;oralitv through selection Of IN" va
rety Of models offered by the manu-
racturcrs Of 1921"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
Swanson To Run
Virginia Senator VIII Seek Rc-Elcc-
tion

Washington. Nov. Ex-senator
Swanson, of Virginia. will be can
1.date for reelection when his pres
ent term expires. He authorized this
statement TODAY when his attention
was called to reports being printed
N the State that he would withdraw
from public life on account of i'll
health.
The Senator states that the cond!-
ton of his health VII in no way in
terfere with his candidacy for re-
election or impair his cfliciency in
lscharc;ng his duties as 4 Senator.
In this connection he stated that
Cor the past several years he has been
under very sever" strain occasiorcd
hv added work in the Scratc and
illness in his family. which had bad
" overturned him. He left u sick bed
against the advice Of his physician.
having q touch of influenza. and went
70 fill his engagements in the late
! ,ampaign. His physician stated that
because of the strain 10 Will he had
been subjected for a very long time
he was not strong enough 70 sneak.
After speaking in Roanoke tine Scna-
Tor recognized tho wisdom Of this
ndv:cc and cancelled his remaining,
engagements. returning to Washing
ton
He now has been assured that
there is nothing seriously wron" and
that rest will soon rcsth'" him to
complete health. The Senator has
been resting since his return to
| Washington and is now ranid!y re-
raining his strength.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
Greater Alexandria" is
Name Of Official Bull
letin Of c. of c.
CONTAINS "a PAGES
Matters of Interest of Business Acti-
vitics Giren-List of City's Wants
Given-To be Published Monthly.

Greater Alexandria is the name
Of new publication the official bull
lctin of the Chamber Of Commerce
the first issue Of The monthly hullc-
tin is off the press today. It iS"an-
nounccd il is published in the finan-
cial and industrial interests Of the
city.
The bulletin i< printed . . by Il
paper and contains twcnty-four
pages and The cover design is finish
ed in blue and white and contains u
cut Of the U. S. Naval Torpedo Sta
ton"
The policy Of The new publication
as outlined in its editorial page i,
as follows:
'''Thc spirit If this publication is
TO devote itself TO constructiv: facts
that will build Il? Alexandria.
THE objects Of this publication are
20 acqus!nt and ;nS;ill a kccncr IN
tcrcst in solving Alcxandria's prob
lens.
"To interest farmers Of Fairfax
and Arlington Counties n making
this their market center.
"To make friends for Alexandria
all over the country.
In addition to containing timely
ncws matters Of interest to Al"yan-
dria business men The publication
also contains the news OF he aciir-
ities of tie number Of the bureaus Of
f1ic cilanib"" nf commerce and a
number cc cvcHtS On the slate for
December.
\ list Of Alcxandr;a's wants for the
year are also enumerated in the pub
licaticn. 4 LIST of what Alexandria
rxrc!s III also is rivcn directly be-
Meath the list. of wants.
The editor. Of the new publication
is Charles r. Morrison and John II.
Trimycr is til? associate editor.
The publication was printed by the
Newell Printing Company Of this
city and the work reflects credit on
the printer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
ADVERTISTNG MAN FOUND
DEAD, PISTOL At HIS SIDE

New York. Nov. DIT. Il. Sren-
Ger, said to have been former adv"r-
tisin" mana"e. for the Chcnc IT,.
lunc, the New York World ard tn ;
Evening Telegram, and rcnr"srrt"-
tive in Paris Of the New FORK flcr-
aid. vas found dead in 4 hotel :" IN
here Saturday with = ballet ln:2
through as lead and I discharged
pistol on the floor beside him.
a rcta found IN Spearer's room
requested that his wife Ne notified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer. although mar
ricd Cor % wears. bad been living
anaft for the laSt.twn years, but fr"-
Gurn.lv had seen Zach other up to
the time Of Spcnccr's death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
To Honor Its Dead
Judge Mattingly of Washington
Speaker at ElkS' VI Mcmcrial Ser
vices Sunday Night

Judge Robert Z. Mattin@ly, Of
WASHINGTON, a member Of Washing
ton Lodge Of Elks. will deliver the
address at the annual memorial day
exercises of Alexandria Lodge No.
75S, Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks. which will be held next
Sunday night at S:l5 'o'clock at it
home. His subject will be Oar Or
der."
Opening. cercmonis will b" CON
ducted by Exalted Ruler George Klaus
and officers. Violin solos will be
given BY Professor II. c. Rakeman.
of Washington. accompanied by Miss
Ella Hill. Vocal selections will be
given hv Miss Kathelvr Brill and
Franz, +. Bower. both of Washington
with Miss Ella Hill 2>' accnnrpanist
The bercdiction will be given by
Rev. EDGAR Carpenter, chaplain Of
the local lodge. Music will be furn-
ished by an orchestra. During the
past wear four members Of the or
der have been claimed by death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
Tumulty Debates JudgcSlhp:

1cilltS .tHSUtlt. .'tDI
President Wilson has formally Of
fered to appoint Joseph 2. Tumulty
to the Customs Court Of Appeals
This fact was announced yesterday
when Secretary Tumulty issued =
statement denying published repor;
that he and Judge Timothy I. Ans
berry would become law partners af.
ter March 4.
Il have no definite plans and have
not under consideration law part
nersh;p Of any kind" said the Prcsi,
dents Secretary.
1T is true tina: the President has
generously Offered me tn" iud;cia
post MADE vacarr by the death q!
Mr.. Chief Justice Montgomery o.
Customs Court Of Appeals. have this
matter ncnx under consideration hut
have reached no decision regarding
H."
When questioned regarding the re,
ported law partnership Judge Ars
berry said:
Il would he lucky TO have Mr.. Til.
mu,tv as partner and have mention
cd it to him but am of the op;nicr
that after March 4 he will be foun<
occupying place on the bench
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
Y. N. c. A. Speaker
Large Audience Hears F. l.. Middle.
ten. cf Washington

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AFFAIR I
GIVEN SATURDAY NIGHT

The Y. NJ. c. A.. community social
at the Westminster Building Satlr-
day evening was conducted bv the
Second Baptist Church, and although
ii was most disagreeabe evening.
a good crowd was present and all
had an enjoyable evening and par,
took of a most delicious supper.
Z Mrs. Clarence Parker and Mrs. ].
F. Simpson were the chairman in
charge Of the evening and Miss Cora
l.. Cochran assisted in the arranging
and serving of the supper, while 2
large number of the women and
young people rendered efficient ser
vice during the evening.
Miss Hilda Schneider again had
charge of the Younger children and
kept them thoroughly interested dur
ino the evening with inn"mera5lc
games and busy work of the kinder
gartcn variety.
Next Saturday evening the Meth:
odist Protestant Church will have
charge of the social evening and
Mrs. w. .Risdon Of the Ladies' Aid
Society, will design the program and
refreshments. Games are to be fea-'
tured ano all of the young people,
of all the s5>ieties Of the city are to
be invited.