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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-06-23

jected. He referred to the campaign
funds of other candidates and there
was a roar of disapproval. He fought
back. and the audience and the dele
gates fought with him. From that
time to the close of the long seven
hours and more of nominating speeches
the orators might quite as well have
said nothing, as the audience heard
nothing Of what they said: Despite
the efforts Of Chairman Lodge, the
commotion continued until the last
o. ,tor had named the last of the eleven
candidates whose names were placed
before the convention.
A feature Of the nominating and
seconding speeches was introduced by
Mrs. Robinson of New York, sister
of the late Theodore Roosevelt. In
seconding the nomination OF General
Wood she referred to him as a friend
of her brother. and from that time on
practically each candidate was re-
ferred to as a friend and heir OF the
departed ex-president.
The balloting began on Friday night
and four ballots were taken at that
time On these ballots General Wood
was the leader, with Governor Lowden
fairly close second. After the first
ballot a motion to adjourn was maze
but was promptly voted down by
combination Of the Wood and Lowder
delegates, who felt that their oni!
chance to win lay in preventing FUR
Their conferences Of the party leaders
Another effort to adjourn was made
after the second ballot and a roll cal
of the states demanded. 1t, too. wal
voted down by the same combination
NJ delegates. At the close OF tn
fourth ballot Senator Smoot advanced
TO the front of the speakers stand ant
moved an adjournment. A roll cal
was again demanded, but the deman'
was ignored and an aye and no vot
called for. Both sides In the contro
vers, exei ted all their lung power II
nm effort to enforce their will on tn
chairman, but after conference OF tn
senate leaders ON the speakers stano
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-06-23
Nominee Happy, Also Grateful.

ChicagO-Caught at the hotel 10
which he rushed from the Coliseum
after his nomination, Senator Harding
made no formal statement, put de-
clared he was Every happy" and deep
ly grateful to his friends"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-06-23
Coolidge viii Accept.

Boston.-Governor Coolidge when
notified Saturday night that he hau
been nominated by the Republican con-
vention for the vice presidency autn'
orized the Associated Press to say thas
he would accept the nomination.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-06-23

canQlOateS.
At General Woods headquarters
Mrs. Wood and her daughter had a
handshake and q gracious word for
every caller, but they refused at all
times to talk politics. On the other
hand the daughter of Nicholas Murray
Butler was the real manager sf her
| fathers campaign.
Herbert Hoover at no time showed
any strength in the ballOting. For the
first nine ballots his total vote was
from four to six, and on the tenth
ballot he polled nine votes. When his
name was presented to the convention
on Friday by Judge Miller OF SYRIA
cuse, New York, delegate from that
state, he received demonstration
from the audience that was one of the
marked and unusual features of the
convention, but it was not Joined In
nv any of the delegations. 1T was
very evident that Hoover had no place
lin Republican politics.
with some difficulty Chairman
Lodge. whose voice was gone, man.
aged to hold the delegates together
long enough to pass the usual resolu-
tions of thanks to the officials OF the
convention and to the City of Chicago.
and then the Republican convention
Of 1920 came to an end. The manage
ment of the convention hall realty de-
served thanks, for the seating, the
nolicing and other arrangements were
the hest ever seen In such . yathec
u ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
EtSk ETB.ALI

1'i" Snaps and Peps Of the ,Iunin:
Girls I.yc2um CLUB. played the:
first game Of basketball last nigh:
1t the Lyccu.n. Both foams mad
gooI Sh1wi!G and thc game from
start to finish was real contes'
which resulted in victory fo:. Il!
Pops, the seore being 20 to Il
There was 4 large and enthusiast
rrowf present.
The players are as follows: Straps
Misses Dorothy Nugent and ?iar;.
Hamilton, Forwards, Gladys Yates
and Agnes jenkins, Guards an5
Theresa Boyd. Center.
Peps:-MisscS Margaret Shuman
and Eileen Dyson, Forwards. MarS-
arct Griffith and Courtney Nugert,
Guards, and Margaret Armstrong.
Center.
Misses Margaret Whitestone ami
Eleanor Nueent are the coaches for
.heSe teams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
Big Building Planned by
Subsidiary of Virginia
Carolina Co.
MAY START IN SPRING
To be Erected on River Front Just
North OF City-Scven Acre Tract
Acquired by Company.

The Bryant Fertilizer Company a
subsidiary of the >Virginia-Ca
and Chemical Company expects to
shortly erect big fertilizer factory
IN this city.
F!ans for the factory are now being
prepared ard it is expected that ar
iangements will soon be complete"
which will result in the starting bui! !:
ing operations early in the spring.
This concern recently acquired ::
;lact cf land consisting ofsseven acres
af property Oh sl,e RTE. from. o
North Royal street extended just rorth
Of the limits, which property s l.
Gated in Alexandria county. This wa.
the ,smoot property. On this site VII!
be erected the big factory ba.id;T
which will cost several hundred thou
sand dollars. However, up to the pre-
sent time it is not definitely known
lust how much will he spent for con-
Strucs!Cn.
w. G. Harvey, Jr., president ar1
secretary of the Bryant Fertilizer
Company, today stated that just az
soon as the plans are completed 10.
he factory work will be started. The
present factory of the company 10
Gated at the corner of Duke and Cnio!
streets, he explained is entirely t.
small for the constantly growing
busii.ess Of this concern.
1t also is reported that the Baugh
Fertilizer Co.. of Baltimore, con-
templates locating in Alexandria and
probably will secureIa river front
citn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
FAMOUS BEAUTIES COMING

Al! Of Alexandria is looking for
ward to the arrival Of the famous
Mack Sennett dolls who are due to
reach this city next Tuesday morn
inc and who are to appear Tuesday
and Wednesday on the stage of the
!neomar Theatre in conjunction with
the much heralded feature photopro-
duction yankee Doodle in Berlin. !"
This is Mack Sennett's greatest film
and is in five parts. Bothwal
Browne, the famous impersonator
will also appear at the lngomar.
Mr.. Browne is featured in the Sen
nett photoplay. It will be gala
week ali in ali and many novel enter
tainments have been planned by the
lneomar management, for-'the bene-
fit Of the Scnnett beauties,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
Clarke County Man, Declar-
ing Himself Beaten, Gets :
Out of Running
ASSEMBLY MET TODAY
Governor Davis Read His Message in
Person Before Joint Session of the
Legislature.

Richmond, Jan. 14.--Richard l.,
Brewer jr., of Nansemond, for several
wears chairman of the Committee on
Appropri: tions, was nominated as
Speaker of the House OF Delegates Of
Virginia last night at the Democratic
caucus. and when the House convened
n it's first formal session today at
noon he was elected to the office.
Saxon Holt, of Newport News. was
nominated as president pro TEN. of
The Senate.
The nomination of Mr.. Brewer came
as the climax to hardfought fight
between him and Kcnneth y. Gilp:n, Ct
Clarke County. After the name Of Mr..
Brewer. was placed in nomination last
night. Mr.. Gilpin advanced 10 the
,en:cr Of the hall and announced that
he had frankly been beaten, and that
he would ask that his name be with
.!rawT.
After Mr.. Brewers nomination ha&'t
seen seconded by Edward r. Fuller.
f Richmond and three o:her members
f the caucus, motion was put and
.arr!ed that Mr. Brewers nomination
1e made unanimous. The prospective
Speaker was escorted into the House
.hamber Ey Parke p. Deans. who
laced his name IN nomination, a"d
he members who seconded the nonIi-
lation.
When. the General Assembly cor
.ancd formally today Governor Davis
addressed the joint session in per-
on. He had been work;." on his mes
sage fer many days.
One CT the matters which Cover
rar Davis took up in his address was
IN explanation of the working of the
rst Stat" budget ever compiled.
james II. Price. member Of the
House of Delegates from Richmond.
yas elected permanent chairman Of
he House caucus last night! HIS
election was unanimous. as he was
without opposition. The caucus was
allied to order by Delegate Joh-
cherry, Of Norfolk. the oldest nor ,
5c1s of the House in point OF service.
Ir. Prices election was followed by
the election of Delegate j. Sinclair
Brown as secretary of the caucus.
By virtue Of his election as chair
nan of the House caucus, Mr.. Price
will serve as chairman of the join:
House and Senate caucus when i.
meets Thursday night to elect a sue
cesSor to Judge Stafford Whittle. of
he Supreme Court of Appeals, three
State officials and fourteen circuit anal
corporation Judges. Resolutions call
ing for the joint caucus Thursday
night were passed by both branches Of
he Legislature last night.
John W. Williams, clerk of the
House for many years, and one of the
most popular State officials in o.
ice. was reelected clerk by accla-
nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14

erty and finance committee. Mrs
Belle E. Mudd was granted permls-
sion to erect four five room frame
houses, three, on Princess between
Pitt and ST. Asaph and one on st.
Asaph between Queen and Princess
streets. Resolution to rebate Mt. Yer
non Garage on license paid was refer
red to finance committee. Petition CT
Armour and Company to erect gaso-
line tank on Henry street between
Cameron and Queen streets. was
granted. Bill of health department for
S150.67 was referred to health and
finance committee. Corporation At
torney Garner submitted report on
hearing before state corporation COM
mission on increase in telephone rates.
Bill of Mrs. Minnie Touart for $50
fer damages to automobile presented
by Corporation Attorney Garner was
referred to claims committee.
Eliza Rector was granted permis
sion to make repairs to 1411 Duke
street.
The health department, Dr.. Louis
Foulks, city health officer, submitted
lis semi-annual report showing the
activity of that department for the
past six :; ,n-hs ending December
81, 1919.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
WOULD DIE WITH FATHER

Grafton, W. Va. Jan. l!.-John
Wesley kcarns while despondent
from illness gashed his throat with
a razor at his home near Knots
vile Monday night. and following
lis removal to his home from the
i, hospital hcse. he fore open the
vounI with fatal results. He is
survived by three sons and two
daughters
Following her fathers act. the
daughter, Delphis. who has also
heen III. attempted suicide in SIM
liar manner. using butchers
knife. A son. Flcgd. who recently
returned from service in France. IS
suffering from shell shock and it IS
necessary to keep close watch on
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
ROYAL .ARCANIM
Newly Elected Officers Installed
Reports Submitted

An interesting meeting of Alex
andria Council No. 627, Royal AZ,
canum was held last evening in
Pvthian Temple on Cameron street
The attendance was gratifying. lhe
auditing committee submitted an
Interesting report which showed, 1hee
council to be in 4 splendid condition.
Following other. routine work Dep
utv Grand Regent, James Bayne. n,
stalled the recently elected officers
who will serve during the present
year. They were as follows Past
Regent. W. H. Thorpe: Reeen5
James Bayne; Vice Regent, Alvin
Powell: Orator, c. 7. Hellmuth;
Secretary. J. f. Alexander; COLI
ector James II. Mansfield; Treas
urer. George Uhles; Chaplain. lanes
R. Mansfield; Guide, @. S. Stone;
Warden. Richard Simmonds; Sen
try, r. F. Featherstonc; Trustees
James R. Mansfield. james G
Graham, ard Alvin Powell, ard
Representative to the Grand Coun
I'll W. II. Thorpe.
The members of the. organization
in this city arc particularly graft.
fled at the success made not on.
bv the LEGAL council but the order
IN general during the past year. !
Nothing succeeds like success and
success has attended the efforts o..
the organization during the pas
wear. During the rast four mont: :
.hrec thousand three hundred ar :
thirty four members nave been &"
led to the organization and IL tn;
large increase the local council ha ,
its part. The progress in the Or
len. has been wonderful! and i sri
continues to grow and prosper TIE
is one Of the safest
most solvent and progressive organ.
;zationS Of its kind IN this county
today. All it has done in the pas
but POINTS the way to what it mean
% do in the fuutyc. The so:vercr
cf the organization is unqucstiane1
and its plans are adaptable 10 hima,
needs. The record Of the organ:
zaticn is behind it and tie future
stretches straight away in front O
t. and is pages are white ard m.
;ullicd. and the local council witt
Is sister councils throughout +
.ountry proposes to write upc.
hem a record Of successful &c
The local council autic;
mates during this year to make \
# its meetings interesting to i.
'arce membership.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
A. H. s. DEFEATS
BRIARLY HALL

The basketball team CT the Alex
andria High Scheol defeated the
team cf Br:arly Hall Military School
in one sided contest last night on
the High School floor. The visi-
tors were not allowed to o.'make a
Single field goal during the game.
Dreifus did some fine playing for
the High School, he having made
8 of the 20 field goals. West did
fine playing in the way of guarding
and the team, all around, showed
marked Improvement over the Mar
tjnsb.rg game. The score was: 4.
H: S., 40; 3. II. NJ. s., 4.
Time of quarters, 8 minutes; Ref
cree, Alexander.
Substitutions in the lse:. quarter
were: Jacksons for Creifus, Oliver
for Midkiff and Hicks for Knight.
Saturday evening there will be
.cwp games with Warrenton High
School,, ytsh boys and girls. A
spirited contest is assured and it
is hoped that a large crowd vii!
come out in support of-the home
team.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
CAMPAIGN on FOR
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Work Established Here 60
Days Ago by National
Organization
TO BE PERMANENT
Committee Expresses Hope That Ii
beral Contributions Will be Given
the Solicitors.

II has been definitely determined
shat Alexandria will have a Commmi-
y Service and a campaign is to begin
now 20 raise the necessary amount t.
satisfactorily do the work that IS be-
:ng done in other cities throughout the
country.
During the War. the War Camp
Community Service was established
n this city for the care and enter
-ainment of all men in uniform.
Through the patriotism OF Alexan-
iria Lodge, B. P. 0. Of f., the Eiks
Home was used as an Enlisted Mems
Club and the register shows that
thousands of men from all states Of
the union, and many from fcSeign
countries, were furnished meals,
sleeping accommodations and rc:rsa-
ion and hundreds of letters have been
:aceived expressing. appreciation far
ne reception. comfort and many cour-
estes given by the people Of A!cXan-
lria through this Service.
The war is over and alexandria, as
result of the war, has benefited III
'arge manufacturing institutions, en-
ploying hundreds of men,. many Of
whom have come into this community
With their families TO make It tho!r
home, provided equal opportunities
md advantages are developed here.
Cities throughout the country have
far years becr engaged in planning
)!ay grounds, parks, open air con-
:erts ard other amusements fc" the
population at large, and Alexandra
las all the opportunities possessed By
I.hel' communities. which if Developed
will make cur town q better pl#ce tc
I've in. The collsumation OF this woci'
means, that it will be necessary I,
1ave men and women trained TO teach
.hfldren now to play and to plar good
Tholcsome recreation for the people.
The conscience of the older pcopie
must be awakened.
The Community Service of this city.
IS branch of the National ConEnun:-
y Service ard the office here vii!
aavc the benefit Of what plans nave
yielded the best results in other cities.
We will have the benefit of the ey
7er;ence Of other cities.
This work was established here six
y days ago at the expense of the Ma
:ioral Organization and the corrn:::
Tee in charge of the present campaign
FOR funds to continue the work state
that all money contributes vii! be
lsed IN the work here All funds col
,ected will be expended by the eXecu
live committee in charge of the. local
community service. This means :hut
.he recreational center which has
DeeIi rs laDl!Sucu dt lllc tSUullISaSt NSl :
.er of Royal and PRINCE streets. or :
,arger place. will be continued. 1l2s
not acquainted with the work r2w be-
re done will find their interest qu:ck-
aned if they were to visit the pres
| ent Center and see the large number
ncw enjoying the limited nunlbs. OF
smuSements offered.
The campaign for funds. is TO be in
.ensive and committee OF citizens is
now engaged in soliciting funds. the
work will be successful and beneficial
n proportion to the subscriptions re-,
ceived. 1t is, therefore, hoped tha;
interest in live and better community
will inspire liberal contributions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
COUNTRY CLUB

A final meeting to decide whether
to form a Country Club will be held
in the Chamber of Commerce,
Thursday. January 18th. at eight
o'clock. All members and especially
those of the Membership Committee
are requested; to come and bring
final lists. as rs more names are re-
quired to complete the quota to
make possible the plans for club
This must be the deciding meeting
as the option on the land expires
January 23. 10-4c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
golden ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. W. d: Zimmerman
Celebrate Their Home

[ Celebrate dl
Mr.. and Mrs William d. Zlm-
norman of 200 South Pitt street
last night celebrated their colder
wedding anniversary at their home,
The affair was attended by their
four children an'! seven grandchi!d-
ven. Only th; immediate family
attended. D"rinr the evening re-
rrcy!rmcnts were served and all pres
cnt Wi he'd Mr.. and Mrs. thinner
man many more years Of happiness
Mrs. Zimmerman was Miss Mis-
souri, Mills. daughter Of the late
James J.. Nils. cf ta;s city. and
they were married in Washington
D. c., fifty years ago yesterday.
Both are natives Of this city. Mr.
Zimmerman is cornicemaker by oc-
cupation and at the present tine Is
employed By tie j. D. thompson
Con,raa::. Washington.
The four children are Miss Manic
!, Zimmerman. Mrs. Missouri Young
Warren Zimmerman and James l..
Zimmerman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
IN 'MEM0RIAM

McDCNAID-In sad but loving r.
membrane" Of our darling l!ttl
boz. Harvey Franklin. who wa
called away from Us $ years az
To-Day. January II. 1911.
4 lovely bud so young and fair,
Called home, by early doom.
Just clmc to show how sweet ;
Hover.
II Paradise would bloom
An angel took this lovely plant,
This pleasing human flower,
Away from frosts Of winter.
To bloom in Gods own bower
!2-lp. Mamma and Papa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
NOTICE

We invite all q our. patrons to
call at the bank and get one CT our
calendars for 1920. We have mall
ed. a. number OF. caierdars:to patrons
who l,sye- requested it, and will be
glad tor fill any other requests:
l2-1t. Alexandria National Bank
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
BANK OFFICERS
First National and Citizcns National
Elect Officers fer Year


The directors of the First Ma
tional Bank at thei,> annual meet
ing held today elected these officers:
Gardner l.. Boothe, president; NJ.
B. Harlow, vice president; George
E. Warfield, cashier and trust Off
Ger; Arthur X. Warfiela, assistant
cashier and assistant trust officer.
Directors of the Citizens National
Bank yesterday afternoon elected
the following officers: Edward L.
Daingerfield. president; Carroll
Pierce, vice president; Richard M.
Green. assistant vice president; NJ.
l.. Dinwiddie, cashier; j. S. Doug
las, Jr., assistant cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
CAFETERIA SUPPER

By Rector's Aid Society of st.
Paul's P E. Church. on Thursday
evening, from 6 to S. o'clock, Parish
5tal!. corner Pitt aud Duke streets.
Menu; chicken Ia. King. . cents;
rice,. Southern style, 10 cents; Welsh
rsreb;s. 5 cents rolls and butter.
: 10 cents; coffee, ; cents. pie, 10
cents; ice cream, 10 cents. ll-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
MASONIC NOTICE

There will be called convocatlon
of Mount Vernon R. A. Chapter
No. Il, Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy 14th,, 1920, at 7:5o ?. NJ. for
the purpose Of comforting the Mark
and, Past Master Degrees
: BY order of the High Priest.
1O-3c.i f. ", Latham, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
ARE YOU COMING?


If AUTO supplies from JESTER
YOU buy.
You vii. fri them guaranteed an@
the quality Ace nigh.
W, iavc General for any size
rim.
Btforc they wear out your eyes
wi! ha Dim.
Our EXIDE battery any m3to:
vii! crank. "a. ].
Buying one Of them is IKE putting
money III ,'ars. .i.... ..,....
- TESTERS -
pic King and Patrick SITS !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executors of
he estate Of william Woolls, de-
,cascd. all persons indebted to said
state are requested to make PROMPT
,cttlanlcrt, and all persons, haviT&
,lailrS against said estate are re-
ll;cstcd 20 present the sane, prop
r!y certified to the undersigned for
payment.
Matte V. Woolls,,
William P. Woolls.
l2-10t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
SANITARY FISH MARKET vi

SANIIANi FISH LMAkhET VIII
have on sale tomorrow and balance
Of week; Potomac bass, Spanish
mackerel, steak halibut. steak pol
lock. red salmon. fresh herring, Jer-
sey trout, lake trout, carp. Few Sc
lect terrip!ns, select Hampton Bar
oysters and Potomac River Oysters,
so cents q quart. Stall No. I, City
Market, Phone 7S5. Open till p.
m. J. H. ROBINSON. Proprietor
12-2r.
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DIVIDEND. NOTICE
Office of Alexandria Water Co ,
Innlnn-,, : 1Q0Q

JanuaTy ., I5ZU.
At meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Alexandria Water
Co., held this day, a semi-annual
dividend of two (s2) dollars per
share was declared payable on jan
uary 18th, to all stockholders of
record Of December 31st, 1919.
Alexandria Water Co.,
Geo. Uhler. Sccty and Treas.
"a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
NOTICE

l will not be responsible for any
bills made by Mrs. Kate Harlow or
Mrs. II. !. Harlow.
12-1p. (Signed). II. |. Harlow.
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COMING

Mack+Sennett's Comedy
YANKEE gooRLE IN BERLIN"
With the Mack Sennett
BATHING BEAUTIES m PERSON
ISGOMAR THEATRE: !:
Tues. and Wed. Jan. 20 and q :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14

: Mrs. Joseph West Who has been
quite sick at her home, 22S North
Royal street, for,the past. several
weeks. is improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14
SEDAN AND CoUPELET

We hare.a aargaia in these two
cars See Us quick. yRemschel Auto
Sales Company. 1927;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14

Dr.. Foulks. City Health physic-
iar, will deliver series of lectures
IN First Aid every Monday night at
the Community Center at 7:30 p. nj,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14

Mr.. J. B. Collins. All North Co
umbus street, who has been cen,
'ined to his homo for the past fcn
weeks with sciatic rheuaatism, is
;!owly recovering and is now able to
,e at his office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-14

Your motor sluggish. No Pep?
See me. rear 1l9 Soutn fairtaX
street John Hughes. 12-4p.