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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

Years ago we read number of Opie Reads books
"The Juckins," "Len Gansett" "a Kentucky Colonel .
"a Tennessee Judge" and others, and enjoyed them
so much that will never forget them We had read
none recently however and had almost forgotten that
Opie Read yet living but that he is coming
Marietta in May for lecture and going to get
front seat right next to Lawson Fields sure
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

If anybody believes the fun is over for this year in
Georgia let him get ticket to Atlanta and safe seat
near the door when the state convention opens on Nav
There may have been some old conventions in the
past but we suspect building in Atlanta will be able
to hold the delegates after the preliminary exercises
this one
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

We have protest to remarks about doubling the
accuracy of our last We wish explain that our
reference to weak place in the force aimed at only
person it, and feel every Marietta citizen
knows who that is. barrel may be perfectly good
BARREL but it has rotten stave it it is to leak
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23
Playing Safe

Atlanta politicians could still learn few things from
Mexico on how to conduct political campaign for
president.
The way things going in Ireland-blarsted if we
wouldn't follow Cannon de Valera's example and see
America frst.-Dublin Courier-Herald
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

Senator Hoke Smith may have found some new
friends but undoubtedly missed some OF his old ones
on Tuesday We also believe that some OF ms new frends
only professed friendship in order to lead him on to de-
Struction.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

Far be it from to tell good farmers how to farm,
but we hope they will pardon when advise them
plant food this and just little cotton
possible We remember the boil weevil.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

An exchange estimates that some Of the news dis
patches credited to other states really 'made in
Georgia" and at that we suspect the change is true
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

Since the primary in Georgia is over we hope we
shall be relieved of of the heavy campaign propa
ganda of several the presidential asprants which has
been burdening Mr.. Burleson's mails of late
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

The Atlanta Journal says that Ellis Parker Butler
has defined ten kinds of humor and it enumerates them
in classes but it does not tell in which class Hoke
Smiths presidential aspirations may be found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Fatally Wounded
.John Abe. COlGred, Shot by Charles
Brown. Colored, Dies This
Afternoon

During the progress of quarrel
early last night in camp car at
the extreme west end of the city
limits John Abe. colored, about
twenty-five years old. was shot and
fatally injured by Charles Brown
colored, about twenty-five years old
Abe died at the Alexandria Hospital
at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his
wound. He was shot in the abdomen.
DR.. T. M. Jones, coroner. was noti-
fled and ordered that an inquest be
held at 7,30 o'clock tonight.
Immediately following the shooting
Brown fled and the police have been
unable to locate his whereabouts
Both men were employed as section
hands by the Richmond, Fredericks,
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
Abe lived at 2S01 Duke street and
leaves wife and one child. The police
have been furnished with a descrip-
tion of Brown. Following the shoot
ing Abe was taken to the hospital
and treated by DR.. S. B. Moore and
DR.. Llewellyn Powell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
oh OH. CIND1"

The cast and chorus FOR "Oh. Oh.
C;r.sr" is completed and rehearse's
are progressing spicrdij'y, and The
coniu!c:c program will he announced
within few days.
The performances vii! he ha'd n
Or2ahrr i. ! and s IN the opera house.
hi. en- Tuesday evening. OGtoper. b,
> chldrcn's perform;s'cE wile.be held
beginning Al : o'clock anl being over
bu $50. % which small admission
will he charged. to give all Of the
small children of :he ely AR oppor-
,uni.y 10 witness the show in which a
rInlhcr Of their Schacl friends Will par
ri.:rs,s, and their Young playmates
will wa,t - soc .har, make their de-
hut OF the -ta~"
Rchc3rsg! vii, be heF.i as usual a:
I o'c'cck toni@hs Tor The chorus and
40 for the principals.
Tho r@hcarss!s are being held daily
al 80 .. m. for tha children. chap
.roneI hy Mrs. T. Clifton Howard
Mrs: K'rk z. Wallace and Mrs Car
onco Irer..h. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Women Qualify
Total of 79f Had Paid Capitatjon Tax
up to , p. m. Today

4 total Of 794 women had paid their
captation tax Of sl.50 up to 8 o'clock
this afternoon.
Last night the Offices CT City Treas
urcr Robinson and Commissioner Of
Revenue c. II. Callahan were crowded
with women. They came in large mum
bers from every section Of the city.
With Mr.. Callahan they were assessed
and the tax was paid Treasurer Rob-
inson.
The women then registered at the
city hail building. I'll Of the rcgistr-
ars being in the building from I un-
til . O'Clock.
The young and the old appeared
and the work was done with consid-
cradle dispatch despite the crowd. Up
to last night when the office closed n
total of 705 had paid. The number
who paid today. therefore, was 80 and
it is expected that many more will
pay DtN"pUIl nv" dt'I lac
last day for the payment of the tax
and registration will he Saturday.
No ones tax will be accepted af-
ter Saturday and no registration will
ne permitted after Saturday under the
law.
The city officials and registrars Of
The four wards will be on hand from
until Q o'clock tomorrow night in
the office Of the city hall building to
accommodates the women who are nn-
able to call during the day to pay
their tax and register. Any. however,
desiring to do 50 may call at any
hour Of the day ami he assessed and
,, nay their tax. IT is expected tha! the
total who will register viii he in cx-
caSS Of 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Recover Stolen Auto
Machine Captured at Accotink and
Two White Youths Held

A Ford roadster stolen in PittsburS
about a week ago has been recovered
by the police and two lads who were
in the machine were taken in custory
at an automobile repair shop at Acco-
tink this afternoon and turned over
to the police and are being held fol-
the Pittsburgh authorities. The lads
gave the names of Peter Petrack II
years old, who says his home is in
Pittsburgh and Kenneth Myers
twenty-three years old, who says his
home is in Toledo, 0.
Each denied the theft the police
say. Petrack wept copiously when
being carried to Jail this afternoon
The Pittsburgh authorities have been
notified of the arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
WILL SELL STEAMER
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

The steamer r. Madison, Hall, tied
ny: at the Seventh street wharves
for THE past year in the custody Of
the United States marsha, has been
ordered to be sold tc me highest bid
der to satisfy her creditors.
Justice Stafford. holding "a United
States Admiralty Court yesterday,
signed decree directing that the
marshal advertise the boat for sale
at public auction and to turn the pro-
ceedS of the sale into the court reg
istry.
The f. Madison Hall formerly ran
10 Colonial Beach and other river
landings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
FREDERICK H sGHwAB DIES,

/ Frederick =. sehwahs twentyrone
years old, died at 1870 o'clock this
morning at the reSidehde sof his par
ents, Mr.. and; Mrs. Ei n: schwabI :3a2
South Washington street after a long
illness. The deceased was unmarried.
Mr.. Schwab up the time Of his i'll
ness had .been. employed in a clerical
capacity in the Agricultural Depart
ment. Washington. He was member
of Seminole Tribe of Red Men.
His funeral will take place at II
o'clock Friday morning from his late
residence and services will be conduct
ed by Rev. o. w. Reynolds, pastor OF
Trinity NJ. E. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
HOW WOMEN
QUALIFY TO. VOTE.

i..
Go to the Commissioner of
Revenue. room Z city hall and
procure supplemental assess
ment. Take this certificate of
assessment to the City Treas
ure, room ., city hall and pay
cap:tation tax Of $3.50. Take
,rcasurer.s receipt for tax to the
registrar of the ward in which
you reside and register.
The registrars Of the city
by wards are:
lst ward, Frank D. Moore,
419 South Lee street; 2nd ward,
Geo. A. Harlow, 202 North Roy
al street; 3rl ward, George
Bontz, 422 North Alfred street;
4th ward, Thomas Chauncey,
317 South Alfred street.
The ward boundaries are As
follows.
lSt ward south Of Prince east
of Washington.
2nd ward north of Prince,
east cf Washington.
3rd ward. north of King, west
of Washington.
9TH ward south of King. wos.
Of Washington.
All women must pay tax and
register Oh or before Oct. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Republican Rally
Three Washington Men Address Meet
ing at Chamber of Commerce
10 attend.


ing at Chamber of Commerce
y. J. Ryan Of Washington, last
night was the principal speaker at a
republican rally held in the audito-
rum Of the chamber Of commerce. He
took for his subject "Why ! am for
Harding and Brooks" The speaker a
mong other things said They stand
in the shoes cf Washington and .Ief-
fcrScn, and | am eapousing their
cause because President Wilson and
k;s party deserted the spirit which
aroused the patriots Of l1G6 to re-
sent any infringement of the rights OF
the united colonies
Others who spoke were Joseph J.
Reeves ard Edward A. Mooers, both
Of Washington. y. j. WolfTord. presi-
dent cf the Harding Coolidge and
Brooks Club. under whose auspices
the meeting was held, presided. a
number of women also attended the
meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Masonic Novelty Night
Andrew Jackson Lodge to Gicc Pro-
gram Tomorrow at Elks Home

.A novelty night entertainment will
he given tomorrow nigh at s O'Clock
in The auditorium of the Elks' Hcme
hy Andrnw Jackson Lodge of Masons.
The entertainment Will be given IN
honor rf Martha Washington Chapter
No. ~. Order of Eastern star A spe-
c:al program has been prepared by
the entertainment committee and the
cor Sding number on the program
will ue ore act comedy by George
W. Ramhy entitled "Frivolit;"a Of
JACKIE Lodge Following the enter
ta;u.nen. a dance will be held. Music
vi!l be furnished by the Citizens
Band. All Master Nasons are invited
10 attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
GIVEN SIX MONTHS

In fine police court today young
man giving the name Of Perce NJ.
Allen. charged with the larceny of a
bicycle valued at $3.50 from William
Rogers. who lives at $50 South Pat
rick street, was sentepced to serve six
months in jail. Rogers said Pierce boz
rowed the whsel, duly 4, never return
ing it, Allen told the court he SOLD
the wheel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Traffic Raid

Police Capture Fifteen For Parking
Opposite Carnival Grounds
The police last night made raid
against violation of the auto Eaffic
rules which resulted in the capture Of
fifteen alleged violators who had
their machines parked at the head Of
King street where carnival is in
progress for more than half an hour.
There are two railroad tracks here
and it was because of this that the
arrests were made. Most OF those
taken in left 50 collateral each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
H. LATANIE OF THIS CITY
MARRIED IN NEW YORK

announcement has been made OF the
fiage in New York on Septem-
e2 of Miss Polly Graham, of that
and DR.. Henry Augustine Latane
Alexandria. The ceremony took
at the home of the brides cou-
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Everett Waid
WAS performed by Bishop Arthur
IN Lloyd. The bride was attend
her sister Miss Joyce Graham
DR.. Latane had for his best man.
Llewellyn Powell. of this city.
October. Is DR.. and Mrs. Latane
q at home in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
NOTICE.

All Master MasorS are c"d,ai;y
invited 10 20 with Andrew Jackson
Lodge on Wednesday "veii;1~ Srpt
2oth TO pay an informal visit to I1:r-
am Lodge No. 10. p. c. Leave King
and Washington streets 1t 3:l5 2.
NJ. Those having automobile will
n'case furnish them.
.a22c r. T.. HOFFMSN.W T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
COX EXPOSES ..|.s. u.
FALSENESS.0fPLEA
Harding's Pet Catch Word
of America First
Ridiculed
DEFENDS LEAGUE
Hardng's Message He Says Is !
Don't Know Where ] am Gmhg
But | Ask You TO Follow Me n,

hILtEtEI, I'.s 'SSp'' -
South Dakota Yesterday Gov. Cox. of
/. Ohio. discussed the League Of Ma
! ciors and farming problems, and crit
jcised freely Senator Hardings OBJ
lection to question intsrrupt;ng his
Baltimore speech.
America first and the German
slogan. "Deutschland U'bcr Alies." "
were debated by the Governor at
Tr;rp with a man in the audience
with decided German accent. who
declared his opposition to the League
Of Nations. saying that America
should take care Of herself
What was that song they sang in
I'Gcrmany n"fore The war-Deutsch-
hind Ubcr, AIles'?" the Governor re-
! tcrtcd What was the meaning OF
tthat-irrmany first above all things,
wasn't it,"
40. il means 'Germa"y's interests
first" the candidate was told.
What happened to Germany the
Governor rctortcd. "She attempted to
be selfish she created great mili-
tary machine. As result she develop
cd the hatred Of the rest cf the world
ana what happened to her?
I'VE ought 10 have good feeling
toward every nation in the world. The
tprchalpility is that Germany vii! b" a
member of tlla League Of Nations be
fore this year IS over. What is good
! for one nation ought to De good Foc
/ All rat;ors. The salvstion Of Gor-
many. the salvation of Frarcp, the
salvation Of humanity itself. i TO be
lconsorvod by the League Of Nations
The Governor began busy day
! wi:h platform talk in Sioux CiEy
from the rear of his train at 7.50
o'clock this morning. There the Cover
nor defended he world League and
again asSa''"'' '"e 'os''', ~, ,"'
archy." He declared the falling OF
rr;r"s cf food partly due t" the failure
Iof me cH!''' 800 - .',.i ,~
war'd league 'ht ''"' Vpo''. 80
ihc;nr unable to buy American nro-
ducts hccauSe t'na''e ~ ss1 "e''''.'''
! er"''t' ,r
In referring 70 '"e ''"cN''''S - ,,.. ,..'
a'or ''aro'n@ ~ h'> ''"'' - ~ ,','' ,.,..
'&'t hIsh'' 'oN SS''''' -: -. :.:.S
resented questions a. - -, '',.;.sI ;.sI
on tie world ',"ag"" "",'' "I ,,''s' .,
iacm. RE also of'iS's' o wa
vcIs had been a'INr' ''e "s'u"t ,'''
wcuid not have H"F'a :" n''"''"
man wh" rcpres"'''e" me oe''@'e '''
garchE.
Many Sou'h D""V'"
leaders. 1pciua:n@ q n"i, 'o,' -
men, I"ih"d Governor va - - .
! C;y.
.Govcrno" Cox ~ ms spec" q.
Mitchell was asked ny n'e''H'ef u
his audience 70 state MS aS'' '"e 20
ward the NoiStead ae'' rs '@?'! "":.
! snail oppoSe any "','1" We -. -.
in conflict with the "nS'i'".'o' o 'ne ~
United States ana 1"e =,
amendment a. ihtcrpfe''' - ~ -
! The Governor ISSUED staS''ne", a.
lankton rehuHih@ 'oe''.'''
for the Republican nominee oo1eS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
MASONIC VISITATION

". w. Gait, grand master Of Ma
IS in Virginia, last night paid an
eial visit to the Masonic lodges OF
II (rict No. /, including this city and
khboring counties. A large deleea-
of members from the different
les were in attendance. Grand
kser Gait was accompanied by his
Speeches were made during the
ling by a number of the visitors.
/ visitation took place at the Elks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Ready For Meeting
Democrats Tonight Will Organize
cox-RooSevelt and Moore Club.

Democrats Tonight Will Organize
Cox-Roosevelt and Moore Club.
a Cox-Roosevelt and Moore Club
will be organized tonight at q mass
meeting Of democrats which will be
held in the opera house at s o'clock.
1t is expected that there will be I
'arge gathering of democrats. both
men and women in attendance.
The Officers cf the club vii b. men
and wortr.
Charles Bendheim, cf tlr city DEM
ocratic committee, viii pres lie ard
it is expected that an address will he
delivered by prominent democrat
All are urged to attend and become
members of the club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
DIED.

sCHw.IR-At 1880 A. ~. We'd
nrS'lav. September 20. 1920. at the
residence cf lis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Schwah "22 South
:. Wa sl1incton.' strcnt. FREDERICK
IT. SCRWAR. Funer.l from his
late home at II .. M. Friday,
Relatives and friends :. invited to
attend. 1.- -51-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Endorse Mayors Work
Ministerial Association Also lndorses
Y. VI. c. \. Work

The Ministerial Association at a
meeting held at the Firs. Baptist
Church yesterday jnG0rSed the admin
:Stral:cn of Mayor J. NJ. Duncan and
especially his work against la7Sless-
ress N ;hc city. Approval was given
be work of *. f.. Wallace, lucal d.
rector Of The y. ". c. A., and the
hour Tor al, evrriu" services in the
ri.ff.rgr. churches vas f;Xcd upon for
: Is o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Two Arrested-Accused 6f
Throwing Game For
Gamblers Money
ALL ARE SUSPENDED
Cicofte Confesses-Cried in Jury
Ro0m-kilis Chances of White Sox
Winning American League PchRaRt

Chicago, Sept. 29.-The Cock ,coun-
ty Grcrd jury yesterday voted
true bis against the following base
bail players IN connection with its in
vestigalicn Of alleged throwing" of
world Series games last year:
Edhie Cfcotte. Claude Williams.
"Chi.k" GanGii, Happy Felsch,
Charles Risberg, Joe Jackson. Fred
McMu!.n and Buc'; Weaver. All are
members Of the Chicago American
League team (White Soy, except
Gaad'l. GandI, while still the prop
erty Of TIE Chicago club. has not been
with the team this season. It is IN
.Ierstood when the season opened that
hn could no. reach an agreement with
them ovcr salary.
The players are charged with con-
spiracy to. violate a State law.
Voting Of tiIe indictments was Off
cial!y announced by II. Fl. Brigham
foreman OF the Grand Jury, following
conference with Chief Justice Nc
ncnaI ard Alfred s. Austrian, at
.orncy sor the White Sex club.
! While the Indictments at present
contain bui one count, conspiracy TO
10 an illegal act" Assistant States
Attorney Hartley Replogle, in charge
Of the Grand Jury investigation, an
| nouacad tha. more counts probably
wi! i,e added.
| jus, before ihe indictments were an
no,i:,ccd witness vas usherea cut Of
ii<useF rear door Of the Grand jury
room. He was reported to be Eddie
Cirotte the White Sex star pitcher.
Cicot.e. who was named in the story
Of the alleged gamblers plot told at
! Philadelphia last night by Billy Man
larg former prize fighter, IS said 70
have signed an immunity waiver and
hen. 10 have gone before the Grand
Jury anI testified. The sudden voting
nf th" rue bills followed.
Cicotte broke dowH and ss!ea IN 'ne
Grant Jury room. enc OF the Ju<ofs
said fpLicwi"g tn" voting o. tne inNct
mcnt=. The juror quoted tho pitcher
as s.r:no no '.wishad he were not
mixed up IN it..
Assistant States Attorney ne
nlogie announced thaS esco'tS was
taken n custody after leaving the
Grand Jury room and is now IN cnarae :
IF William Sullivan. detective OF
the Safe: Attorneys office. he de-
hired . say where tie pitcher was
beins taken.
Charles Comiskey, president OF the
White Sox. today suspended every
member Of the team indicted today in
connection with TIE alleged fixing OF
baseball games. The SUSPENSION klis
all hors or The White Sex WIRING the
! American League pennart this year
Alfred s Austrian. attorney for The
club. .on. ne following telegram to
| RiSborr MeNillin, Jackson. Felsch,
Weaver. Williams and Cicotte:
"Yor and each Of you are hereby
notified Of vour Indefinite suspension
as A memhcr Of The Chicago American
League Baseball Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
NOTICE

! w. Jackson Council No. 55,
y. A. NJ. will give a box
i Wednesday, September 90
enefrt of degree team. All
ME one. come ell.
JOHN l:9PESN
D.s:t Master
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
Potomac Lodge I.0.O.F.
Friday TO Inaugurate It's Autumn
Work-IIas iO1 Members

Wnrk-IIas i01 Members
After its summer recess Potomac
Lodge No. 3S. Odd Fellows will begin
It's autumn and winter schedule Fri
day night at which time a class Of
twen,y-four candidates will receive
the initatory degree of the order. The
work win be conferred by q degree
team headed by ". J.. Martin. captain
This lodge now has on is roster i0l
members and in point Of members
ship * the second largest lodge in the
state. The lodge leading in member
ship is Patrick Henry Lodge. The 10
cal degree team Is regarded a one
Of the best in the south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
NOTICE,

This ;s to notify the pubic that
we are not il any way c6Ete"ted
with tre G.. G.. Volt. florist shop.
Fresh flowers will be furnished from
'nfi,r greenhouses as heretofore. -
'th' Washington Floral Cos
-" ID. G.. Grillb0ftZer, president
.209 -30c 80 = -" -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29

Mrs John Harlow: and daughte1r!
Mrs: A. 2. Greene are at Atlantic
City, -. 49,, J..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29

Don't get the odea under your mar
that other. people think as mscn q
you as you think of yourself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29
HAPPENINGS. ABOUT (.
...aTII0LD N.DR|EF
The. task of placing a new switch
at, King and Royal streets by the
Washington-Virginia Railway Com
pany IS nearing completion.

4
pany IS nearing completion.
A colored man giving the name Of
H. l.. Taylor nonresident was fined
$50 in the police court today because
he had razor in his possession.
Little Charles Baber was operated
upon by Dr.. German yesterday, at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
AshbyL. Baber and is doing nicely.
Major and Mrs. Louis NJ. Evans
have returned from "a weeks motor
trip to New York and the Jersey
coast.
Messrs. Raymond Cats, Roy Bragg,
Walter Pierpoint, Frank Davis, and
Thomas Rowen, jr., of Reliance En-
Sgine Co. No. 5, have returned from a
tour Of Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Thomas C. Winter, president
5general Of the federation of Women's
Club, will at s O'Clock Saturday night
deliver an address in the Young
Peoples building under the auspices
|of the Cameron Club.
musical comedy :"Oh. Cindy" to be
musical comedy ooh. Oh. indy to be
Staged under the auspices of the Old
Dominion Boat Club, have arrived and
every thing is in readiness for the
Performances on October 6, and 8.
There will be Thanksgiving meet
ns of the Woman's Missionary So
Efety of the First Baptist Church to
Iorrow afternoon. at 2.30 o'clock. All
e members of the society are urged
attend.
Permission has been granted Harry
Bramow to remodel the building at
e northwest corner of Queen and
enry streets, for use as a motion
scJure house for colored people. 1t
ill have seating capacity Of 6OO..
Five hundred Elks accompanied
their families and friends were
he guests last night of the Colum-
hs Country Club at it's carnival at
ort Berry, Va.
Mrs. Genevieve c. Anderson has sold
r. Samuel Luckett house and lot
the north side of Prince between
trick and Henry streets. Mrs. Nan
e ID. Ludlow has sold to Ira Barton
ID wife house and lot 215 North AL
ed street.
The funeral of John X. Brown, who
I'D yesterday afternoon, will take
ace at Q o'clock tomorrow afternoon
bm his late residence 322 North Co.
ni5us street and will be conducted
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor
the Second Presbyterian Church.
rial will be in Arlington. Members
st. Johns Lodge of Masons of Wash
ton will attend.
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