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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
RECITALS !
Knox Gjee Club.

The Knox Glee Club deserves the
patronage of the public because the
proceeds of the concert go to the
Baby Welfare league. This organiza-
ton is branch of the Visiting Nurse
association. 1t is one Of the most po-
tent factors in the conservation of
child health in Keokuk. 1t supplies
clothing to children in need, furnishes
sick diet, maintains a room at hos
ptal supports French orphan, fin
anced the Baby Weeks in keokuk,
helps at the mothers meeting as part
Of it's work.
If you go to the concert you will
get a good entertainment and at the
same time be supporting one Of keo-
kuk's livest organization.
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throughout southeastern Iowa, includ'
ing Burlington, Fort Madison, OF.
tumwa, Fairfield, Mount Pleasant
and other cities.
Tuesday evening banquet will be
given for the speakers, delegates, Of
ficers Of the Keokuk society and rep
resentatives from tho c. e. society
and boys congress.
Tuesday evening pageant will be
presented by the local c. e. society
and an address will be given by Mrs.
Funk, OF Hamadan, Persia, on my
War Experiences in Persia" All in
terested in missionary work are in
vited to the various sessions.
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Alaska is Fruitful.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Frank-
lin K. Lane, former secretary of the
interior, left at nine a. m. today for
New York. He is understood to be
making the trip IN the interests OF
the pan-American Oil and Transport
company, Doheny interest, of which
he is vice president. Lane refused
to discuss politics. He declared I'M
true a report he had tried to enter
Mexico, but had been barred by Car
rama.
In an interview Lane advised a COM
mission form Of government OF Alas
ka for development under govern
mental activities of its remarkable re-
sources. He said Alaska is not suffi-
GENTLY appreciated; that it can sup
ply great quantities of meat, vesita-
ton, coal and timber.
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Stare Wide Drive.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DOVER Del, APT "a state wide
drive to enforce ratification of the
federal suffrage amendment by the
Delaware legislature started To-Day.
Suffragists said the announcement
of Alfred l. Dupont, that he favor
passage of the amendment for national
rea sons, had assured its success when
il Is submitted
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WILL MEET "
NEXT WEEK
Tuesday Afternoon and Evening and
on Wednesday the Iowa Presby-
teriaI Society Will Be In
Session.

Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
OF next week, April s and l. there
will be meeting Of the Iowa Presby.
terial society in Westminster Presby-
terrain church.
About seventy delegates will at
tend from women's missionary socie-
ties and Christian Endeavor societies
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Mary Pickford's Divorce.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CARSON CITY, New. April 3.-The
attorney general here is continuing an
investigation into the divorce which
Mary Pickford obtained from Owen
Moore in Douglas county and, as
result. expects soon to bring suit on
behalf of the people of that county to
have the decree set aside, it was
learned at the attorney generals of
flee today
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way to get rid of fool is to let him
talk A great many men have repu'
tations for being wise simply because
they know enough to Keep their
mouths shut. AS soon as they open
their mouths they get their feet into
them and discredit themselves. Let
the socialists rant.
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kicked and beat him, although he told
them he was an officer. ..,
Federal officers today said they
would charge McCarte with resisting
government officers while the police
may lodge complaints charging as.
sault by the prohibition officials.
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WATCH OUT FOR
COAL PROFITEERS
Attorney General Notifies District
Attorneys to ke>S an Ego on
Priccs Of Fuel For Next
Few Days.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON. April 3.-Attorney
General Palmer today notified all dis
trict attorneys to watch coal prices
in their localities to halt profiteer-
ing resulting from removal OF govern
ment price regulations April !.
MORE
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o. A. r. Next Saturday.

" Ne -. NSNt 00SuVOay.
The d. A. r. chapter will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Karl Kiedaisch next
Saturday. The assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. McElroy, Mrs. Horne.
Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. w. G. Blood.
Mrs. G. R. Armentrout has the pro
gram in charge, and has arranged to
have Judge Martin j. Wade of Iowa
City speak. Judge Wade will have as
his subject, THE Teaching Of Ameri-
canism."
Whist League Tuesday.
The Whist league will meet Tues
day with Mrs. Jessie Brownell This
is the regular date for the Fortnightly
club but the Fortnightly has been
postponed
Wednesday Reading Club.
Mrs. w. A. Brownell will entertain
the Reading club this week. Mrs.
Henry Huiskamp will be the leader.
v. N. A. Monthly Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF directors of the V. N. A. will
be at the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50.
Baby Welfare League.
Miss Olive Morgan will entertain
the Baby Welfare league Tuesday eve
ming.
a. U. Meeting.
The Benevolent Union held their
regular monthly meeting April l, at
the home. Routine reports were
made. A vote OF thanks was extend
ed the following ladies who served at
the annual banquet: Miss Blood. Mrs.
Durrett, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs: Peterson,
Miss Scroggs, and Miss Sheppard. 1t
was reported that two new ladies were
boarding at the home. An electric
table lamp is needed at the home, and
it is hoped that this will be donated
by some one who has an electric lamp
which is not in use.
Y. w. C. A. Committee Schedules. /,
The following committee meeting
schedule will be observed at the Y.
w. C. A, this week:
Membership committee - Monday.
D. m.
Social ommittee-Tuesday, $3.50
Cafeteria committee Tuesday, 81
p. m.
Finance cemmittee Wednesday,
$50 p. m.
Girls work committee-We dnes-
day, 1880 p. IN.
House committee Thursday, 2:30,
p. M.
Recital at Christian Church.
Ben Claire Crow. who has been
singing and directing the music at
the First Christian church during the
past three weeks, will sing the follow
ing program in the church Tuesday
evening at o'clock. Mr.. Kirchner
will be accompanist. The. general
public is invited. and there will be
no admission. sbut an offering will be
received at the door.
The program:
a. Where'er You Walk (Semele)
...................- Haendel
b. I Attempt From Loves Sick !
ness ............. Henry Purcell
c. caro- mio ben .......... Giordani
d. Vision Fugitive CHerodiade)
......... ....... Massenet
e. Arctic tWere ! a sunbeam)
49,. Paul Vidal
H.
a. Before the !Crucifix. .........
........ Frank La Forge !
b. A Ballad of the Trees and
Master ....... G. w. Chadwick
c. Turn Ye to MeOld Scotch Melody /
d Japanese Death Song. Earl Sharpe !
e. The Horn ............ Fleg1er
III.
a Loves Litany :. Walter Kramer
b. Visions, c, The Lonely Road
MISSY G. Olin Rice
d Ben Jour Suzon ........ Pessards
e. A Summer Shower .........
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NalIex Aid Society.

dTISy VFu 0OVISHys
The Ladies' Aid of the Valley NJ.
e. church will be entertained 1T the
home OF Mrs. Gus Larson, Wednes-
day afternoon. Meeting to open at
$3.50 o'clock.
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| nostesses will be Mrs. p. N Jacobs,
MRS: q. d. Buck, Mrs. w. III. Siegs
lrled and Mrs H. p Statesel. h

noslesses VIII be Mrs. p. N. Jacobs,
Mrs. G. d. Buck, Mrs. w. H. Sieg-
Tried and Mrs. H. p Statesel. n
Officers Are Named.
AT the annual meeting of the La
dies Aid society of the Second Pres
Dyterian church the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs.
z. q. Mackey; vice president, Mrs.
William WEIGH; secretary and treas.
urer, Mrs. George Bunner; flower
committee, Mrs. S. E. Hancock.
Chapel Fund Society.
The Chapel Fund society will meet
Monday at the home Of Miss Eliza
beth Collier, 116 North Second street.
The assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Carl Vogler, Mrs. C. j. Christensen.
Mrs. Bert Stewart and Mrs. Leonard
Matless.
Woman's Alliance.
The Unitarian Woman's Alliance
will meet Monday at 8 o'clock with
Mrs. James S. Burrows, Seventeenth
and Grand avenue.
st. Francis de Sales Society.
The st. Francis de Sales Sewing
society will be entertained Thursday
at the honre of Mrs. J. w. Winger.
The assisting hostssses will be Mrs.
Sarah WEIGH, Mrs. John Dunlavey,
Mrs. Edward Beck, Mrs. Leo Gredell.
Mrs. George T. Higgins and Miss
Margaret Hughes.
Christian Church Bazaar.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church held the annual
Easter Z. sale and market in the
church par1ors this Afternoon, which
was decided success. The various
booths were in charge of the follow
ing women:
Market booth-Mrs John McCleary,
Mrs Dimond, Mrs. Fraser and Mrs.
Engler.
Fancy work-Mrs. Skirvin, Mrs.
Hennings, Mrs. Mehler, Mrs. Danford.
Rugs Mrs. Maude Clark, Mrs. G.
w. Castor. - - :.
Parcel booth Mrs x c. Koch,
Mrs. FIR. Brumback.
Aprons-Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Station,
Mrs. Shore, Mrs. Dupey
Bane, Mrs. Frank Wooley, Mrs. ]. c..
Aldrich, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Tyrell.
The reception committee was COM
posed of Miss Steinberger, Mrs. Pc.
terson, Mrs. Bulrlanss Mrs. DOoleE,
Mrs. Davidson, Mfr riclrs Mrs
Mcsely and Mrs. Crane!
Mrs. Edward Plug, president Of
the society, was general chairman OF
the bazaar.
Church Woman's Aid Society.
The Church Woman's Aid society
will meet in St. Johns parish house
Friday, April Sss6t 10 a. M, for Special
work. Lunch. s.o.. a.,
st. Mary'sN Society to Entertain. s.
The Ladies' society of St. Mary's
Catholic church will be entertained
at cards Wednesday afternoon, April
I, at st. Mary's hall by the follow
ing hostesses: Mrs. w. w. Mullikin,
Mrs. Frank eEssgAFs.e Wn-5 ElWers,:
Mrs. Laurence Ewers, Mrs. Chas.
Franks, Mrs. u. E. Farrell, Mrs. Lloyd
Green, Mrs Erwin Griffey, Mrs.
Daniel Harrington, Mrs. Emmett
Hogan, Mrs. John Herbner; Mrs. Fred
Held, Mrs. Inman, Mrs. John Joyce,
Mrs. Edward Kiser, Mrs. Mamie
10 q 34t,$sN - x, la4.3sG 81 /
Christian Church Society,
The Ladies Aid society Of , the
Christian 4 church iwilE-meets in the
church parlors on Friday afternoon
Mvs& "oIfo~
Buck as hostesses.
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Westminster Sewina Society.

The Ladies' Sewing society will be
entertained in the church parlors
Friday afternoon, April 8, by the out
going officers, Mrs. Chas. .Saur, Mrs.
Witch, Mrs. Dunlayey, Mrs, Robl-
son and Mrs. McBain.
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The Church Societies
Trinity Aid Society.

Trinity AID Society.
The Aid society of the Trinity
church will be entertained IN the
church parlors Friday afternoon. The
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Prince Of Wales.

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SAN DIEGO, Calf, April 3.--The
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St. Francis de Sales Society.

The ST. Francis de Sales Sewing
society will be entertained Thursday
at the hone of Mrs. J. w. Winger.
The assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Sarah WEIGH, Mrs. John Dunlavey,
Mrs. Edward Beck, Mrs. Leo Gredell,
Mrs. George T. Higgins and Miss
Margaret Hughes.
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Christian Church Society, 49,, j
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Christian church ;wilESmeets in the
church parlors on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. H. J. Hit and Mrs. Walter
Buck as hoStesses.
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Woman's Alliance.

The Unitarian WOman's Alliance
will meet Monday at o'clock with
Mrs. James S. Burrows, Seventeenth
and Grand avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
IRIS. EMMA J. PEELE
DIES THIS MORNING

Mrs. Emma j. Peele. As years old.
,ifn of Vance II. Peele. died ut Nl0
clock this morning at her residence
Is Prince street. Mrs. Peele mad
cen in declining health For = Ion"
me. The deceased was Miss
mith. Besides her husband she IS
[lrvived by Il tiaughter. Miss Lillian
Pcclc. She also leaves brother,
Eilliam Smith, Of Washington. and
sister. Mrs. Susie Pad@ett, CT
Paddock. Mrs. Peele enjoyed a wide
| rcle of friends Who will regret TO
bar OF her death.
The Gazette extends its sympathy
the family in It's sadness at this
asofi. Tie funeral arrangements
I've rot yet been made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
TEACHER TRAINING
CLASS BEGINS JAN 4
Course Will Consist Of Ten
Lectures by DR.. r. W..
Collier
WILL END MARCH II.
Afai, 10 be, Under Auspices of Y. ".
e. ..i.-Already Eighty Have En-
rolled-Expect 100 to Join

The teacher training class under.
he auspices Of the Alexandria Sun
day School Association ard the y. ID.
C.. A., with DR.. Frank ". Collier.
lecturer, will begin in the Sunday
schooF room Of the NJ f. Church,
Ssatn, tuesday evening January 4,
lsA, at 3 o'clock.
TIE course consists of ten lectures
by Or, Collier and viii continue until
the 12sh Of March 1921. The class j.
dcsigse6 for teachers Of all Sunday
schools and no dsncminationas sub
jests VIII I've handled, the Intention b.
ing 20 train and inspire as many de-
voted teachers as possible for Sne
large Sunday school attendance Of
me city
Dr.. Collier, the teacher Of the
.oSrse. is we'll known N Alexandria
2aiv;re only recently addressed audi
noes he-e. He is lecturer and teach
u. of many years experience AID holds
ne position of director OF research Of
hs American University. Of Wash
aston. He is also professor cf :PlNlo-
:os,h! and Racial Psychology at the
anne Institution. i"
The board Of trustees Of the NJ. J.
-:aurci,. South, have extended the use
t. he Sunday School room Of. their
.nynh for the use OF the class dur-
inp the series Of lectures. II.
a Iarge class has beep enrolled,
,.,p4.tb: ing IKE Eighty having already
:;euiiied their intention of teking the.
,o,ESe. but those in charge OF the
arrangements for the course believe
:ha. nearly hundred will finally re-
,o4.t for the first lecture Januay !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
VI. +. Church. South

The following IS the programme OF
special music to be rendered by the
choir of Methodist Episcopal Church
South on the Sunday after Christmas,
Decs.nbe Goth, as there will be no ser
vices on Christmas day.
Morning service. II o'clock.
Organ Prelude.
Shepherds Song, Gustav Merkel.
Hymn l07.
Festival TIE Deum, Dudley Buck.
Offertory Anthem, christians
Awake! Salute the Happy Morn, !"
Schneider, incidental solos by Mrs
Hurfizh and Mr.. Ogden
Hymn Ill.
Anthem. The Firs. Christmas
Morn" Newton.
Hymn 1l9.
Postlude in C. Hol!ns.
Evening service, 7.45 O'Clock. =
Organ prelude.
Cant;,ene in r minor. Aarchant.
Hymn 40.
Anthem, "S;ng. O Heavens, Tours,
Incidental sc4o. Mrs White
!: Quarrers "Calm on the listening
oar Of night" Mar<:on. Incidental
solo, Mrs. HulfiSh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
CORRECTS ERROR
n Editor Gazette:

TO Editor Gazette:
Concerning the statement made in
tie Gazette last night about the local
X of C organizing branch of the
friends of Irish Freedom, may ! state
that such a statement is entirely er-
roneous. The Rev. Father Callahan
and Mr.. Hickey about whom the
article spoke were not even in our
midst. and, therefore. could not have
addressed US on the Irish or any~other
tap;c. Moreover such course on the
pan. of our council would, have been
out of order and illegal. Then. again,
the one hundred odd members attend
ing our Christmas celebration were
too brsi!y engaged in enjoying them
selves 70 burden their minds with the
discussion Of such an interestingly
complex question as the Irish one.
By direction of the grand knight:
F. T.. QUINN,
Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
RASK ETBALL TONIGHT

The Dreadnaught basketball quint
tonight will present a fast team when
they. are called upon to meet the
Washington Barracks five at tha Ar
morv at S:15 o'clock.
The locals will be made up of 4
number of cracks who are playing
now and are in first class shape. Per-
haps the most famous OF these is
Francis Scmmers star pivot man Of
the V. NJ. I. "Flying Cadets and
rated as an ali South Atlantic play
er, who is home for :he holidays, and
irasmuch the cadets do not visit this
section this secson :. will be Alex
andria's only opportunity to witness
this stellar athlete in action. Dreifus.
Beasoa:~ Roberts. Hayden. Alexander.
Haseon, Williams. and West will
make an appearance for the big "D"
team. This combination appears well
able to take care of itself against the
soldiers. even though the latter
boas. Of considerable class.
The patrons Of this sport arc as
Sured Of a clean game, handled By
competent officials and heated hall.
Seats for the fans are provided.
Ladies are especially invited to be-
come Interested in thhe game, as It
is probable that they will organize
y team in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
ST. .Paul's Episcopal Church

!. 81. Paul'S Episcopal Church, II a
NJ. Chs:stmas.
Professional Hymn, No. 5, ii
Game Upon; the Midnight Clear"
yerite IN b flat. Be'cher.
>Gor:a Patri, Be'cher.
Tie Deum in c. Laubin.
.Jubilate in A flat, Patten.
Introit Anthem. Hymn No. 53
'"Shout the Glad Things" Brewer.
Kyrie in G. Ancient.
Gloria Tibi. in G, Garrett.
Hymn No. ~, Calm On the Listen
ing Ear of Night" Ashford.
Offertory Anthem. There were
Shepherds" Wilkinson.
offerto,y Assumptions, Sentence and
Doxo!ogy.
Sanctus in A. Stainer.
LYNN No. 23l.
G.nr;a in Excefsis, Old Chant.
Rece$sional Hymn No. 80. 20 Lit,
lie Town of Bethlehem"
The airore program vii! be rer.i-
cred by the regular choir of the church
Sherman 3. Fowler, orgsaist and di-
rector. with the 70 ,,n7ring sc.o:sts
Mrs. Stephen FieltA- soprano, Mrs
Sherman B. Fowler. alto, S:ephcr
F:ell. tenor; Arthur Bryant, bass
Merrill Beagle. yioiin;s:-
TIE music will he repeated az the
III O'Clock services Sunday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
New Years Eve Ball /.
Fourth Degree +. of c. To Hold AT
fair At Elks' Hall

Arrangements have been completed
sor the X. Of c. bali at the Etks' Hall
IN NV Years. eve. The bal! Eke
III fourth degree affairs Will be
sirictly formal Many novelty dances
Kill b. introduced to erliven the even:
;r%:s entertainment, s2ch as prize
hair dances for which trenty prize,
x:,,f be awarded to the lucky ladies'. -At
hi. ne:w year is uShered il the g',eSss
will celebrate.
The orchestra secured for .h's:. sven
IN. Is regarded as the greatest dance
,~hes..ra in the east, much Of the
.ucccSS Of The last K Of G. dance on
Thanksgiving was due to the renar-
able rr,rs:: Of Hughes A. F. f. or.
.hesera. 4-n:ch has again been secured
This orchestra which has toured Eu-
-npe has been acknowledges: bS- svery
Dmgh Boy me Creates musical COM
rinatior cf It's kind developed During
me war.
There * 70 attempt on the part u
the fou,th degree tt make these
dances a money making proposition,
Instead al. money rere;ved goes in*o
Ehe improvement cf the G;ra1ity Of i:a
:ances. Il.vicatipns wiFs be ready for
listr;but:cn within a few days and
-ecord as.crdan ncc iz Anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
Double Holiday
Christmas to Bring joy to all-Poor
Are Remembered


All lines of business will be suspend
ed here tomorrow-and al will enjoy
ia double holiday this Christmas.
Cn,arch services, family reunions and
parties will mark the observance OF
the day. Many theatre parties have
been planned for tonight.
4 large number of .Aexandr;ans are
home for the Christmas holidays and
all students attending out of town
Schools and colleges are home for the
holidays.
Everything possible is being done
By the various charitable organiza-
lions of the city to make Christmas
happy for the poor.
In accordance with an annual Gus
tom Alexandria, Lodge of Elks this
evening will distribute seventy-five
baskets filled with seasonable grocer
les to the poor of the city and the
Salvation Army also Will distribute
ABOUT fifty baskets.
At the aims house tomorrow a spe-
c!al Christmas dinner will oe provid-
ed by Supt. Sherwood for the inmates
OF that institution. :
City Sergt. Robert H. Cox has pro-
vided turkey dinner for'the inmates
of that institution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
IN MEMORI.AM

Entered into rest on December "a,
O6, /. +. Gaines. our dear son.
n it be true our son has gone.
II ! indeed alone;
al | no more his dear face see.
no more clasp his form.
Il one in this. wide world TO love.
one 20 caress me now;
who shall moist my fevered lips.
press my aching brow.
Fep on, dear son. thy work is done.
y mortal pang. has past;
gus has come and borne thee home,
Eond the stormy blast.
ar ones shed no tears for me,
beyond the tomb
ere is land of paradise.
here I shall ever bloom.
BY Father. Sister and Stcpmothel
lip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24

Anthem, Before the Heavens were
Spread Abroad, ParkeE. Incidental
sob, Mrs. White.
octetse. "The Twilight Carol Mat
thews.
! Male Quintette, 'Ho!y Night,
Gruber, with solo by Mr. Ogden.
Quartette, In Beuhlehem's Manser
Luw.y," 18th century. air ;oy Dick
inson.
Anthem, 20, Holy Night" Adam,
incidental solos Mrs. White and Mr.:
Ogden.
offertory, violin sclo. Mr. Eli Smith
Hymn l21.
PostIude, March, Camp.
Choir: Sopranos Mrs. Harrie
White. Mrs. c. E. Outcalt, Miss Mel
RE PieEpoint, Mrs. John G. Grahaml
Mrs. Harry b. Cation, Miss Jane Sand
ers, Miss Marrarcs Sanders and Mrsi
Dexter Forbes.
AFtos-Mrs. T. A. Hulfish, Mrs Az:
bert Duna, Miss Belle Browning ana
Miss Margaret Germond.
Tenors-kenneth ". Ogden. f. 81
9:Ihimer and r. S. Lucketc.
BaSscs-M l.. D:nw;dc;ie, Dr.. c. L !;
Ouscatt, Harold Davis. Albert Dunn.
T:o..i .inist-Eh Smith.
Organ;st-Mrs. Geo. +. WaEfie,d. i
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Second Presbs terian

Christmas music VIII !'s %:Ten a
he .Second Presbyterian Church Sun
lay.
AZ IL a. n.. ;lc pastor. The Rev
.lnhn l"4 Alison, VII take for nj,
:hca>e "Joyfui Tid;ngs-'
The choir vii, render:
Brightest and Bes:." T. W. Hans
COMO.
Awake For Thy King Has Come
Alfred .IudSon.
Evening subject, Gifts For Tho
King"
Anthem, "Sing Glorious Hallel:us
Adam Ge:bel.
Selected SOLO, Miss Eve,yn Howard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
Turkeys Eagerly Bought at
Sixty-Five Cents a
Pound
CHICKENS BRING 4Octs.
Big Demand For Xmas Trees-stores
Rusy-Late Shoppers Keep Clerks
Busy-T0 End at Midnight

From the rapidity with which they
were disappearing at the city market
this morning, the Christmas "Gch-
blers''' are doomed to make their last
gobble long before sundown this
evening and to pass into Oblivion fs7'
about another ~ months.
Mr.. Gob5ler has been considerable
in evidence about the city during the
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-24
Immanuel Lutheran

Tie Christmas Service to lie held
II ImmanUel Lutheran Church coz
Ter Cameron and Alfred streets SIR
lax morning a. II o'c0ck. The Gus
:omary Sunday Schocl fsst:va. will be
he,.i Sunday night ,-s@;nning at :
oclack. Here the chil:r2n VIII .eil Of
.hn h:,'.h cf the Savior in sorg an;
-scita,.'cn. AZ the e.d Of the service
:. children will receive g.f;s an
andy.