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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-23

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Albina' din New
Castle, Pa. are onoare de a invita-
pc toti fratii romini 81 romince
din loc 81 jur, precum 81 pc toate
surorrle Soc. Cluburi 81 Parochii
de lua parte la frumOasa 81
bogata Petrecere care sc va da
Simbata seara in q Nov. in
Hala Soc. 1920 S. jefferson Str.
Inceputul petrecerei va fl la
orele p. III. 81 va dura pima la
orele II din noapte, cind Gu totii
he vom desparti dlnind Gu moi o
amintire frumoasa de la aceasta
petrecere. Muzica lui SamOil Sinu
din Youngstown he va distra Gu
cele mai frumoase arii de dams.
Antreiul va fl Domnii Is cent?
Damele % cent?.
Bufetul inca va fl asortat Gu
cele mai gustoase mezeluri 81
beuturi recoritoare.
In speranta ca vom Fl onorati
GU un numar cit sc poate de mare
de frati romini din loc 81 jur.
Pima la revedere am ramas sa-
lutindu-va Gu drag.
(72-73). Comitetul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-23
PROGRAMME DE II.

l. Dumineca dimineata la orele
8 delegatii Solicitation On. Pa
rochii 81 Cluburi, ne vom intruni
la Biserica Sfintului George din
Russell 81 Hancok la Gar Shop
unde vom asista Gu totii la servi-
ciul divin.
,. Dupa finea serviciului divin
Sc va actua sfintirea Drapelului
de Unire, de catra Parintele To-
cal D. Constantinescu.
3. Aranjarea convoiului de ca
ira pres. Aranjatori D-nii P. Ga
brean 81 |. Tudor.
4. Garda Politiei calare.
.. Noul Drapel incunjurat de
Drapelele Uniunei, iii frunte Gu
pres. Aranjatori.
6. Muzica Americana sub con-
ducerea D-lui G. Ghiboasa.
Z. Autoritatile orasului Detroit.
s. Nasul Drapel,llui de Unire
Dl Pavel V. Mat 81 Parintii.
9. Functionarii Uniunei.
10. Societatea Banateana din
loc in frunte Gu Drapelele.
II. Parochiile din loc dupa ve-
chime.
II. Clubul Cultural din loc.
13. Muzica Romina din loc sub
conducerea D-lui loan Sepetian
(Gaitan).
IA. Drapelele Solicitation din
Uniune dupa vechime.
10. Membrii Societatii 'DeS-
teapta-te Romine 81 Hora Unirii'
Gu Drapelele.
Is. Vor urma diferiti oaspeti
Gu automobile.
81 asa find aranjat convoiul
vom parcurge pc strazile princi-
pale locuite de romini in partea
Car Shopului. 81 de aci ne vom
indrepta manifestind pima la
Hala Danish Brotherhood din
495 West Forest Ave. 81 18th Str.
II. Ajungind la Hala Sc va
preda un Banchet ca de object
la astfel de cazuri. Banchetul Sc
va pregati de catra D. L. Bucur
Neagos 81 familia, i'll timpul Ban
chetului Sc vor tinea vorbiri oca.
zionale din partea On. Oaspeti
carl Sc vor insinua la PrcSedintii
Aranjatori.
18. Dupa Banchet va urma ba-
terea cuielor.
19. Va urma dams pima la orele
6 seara.
Pretul la Banchet 5000; de
persoana. Copii de la 6 pima la
II ami $1.00;
Pretul de intrare la Petrecere
D-nii 75c Damele so cent?.
PR0GRAMUL DE SEARA.
l. La orele $50 vorbiri din
partea Presedintelui Societatii'
Dl loan G. Petrovici, 81 prese-
dintii Aranjatori D-nii p. Ga
brean 81 |. Tudor, pentru inscrie.
rea de membrii noui, 81 supra
solviri.
2. Poiezii Patriotice declamate
de copilele D-lui loan Vuica.
3. La moi sunt Codrii verzi dc
brad cintata Gu multi success D-lui
Alexandra Vaida-V -Voevod de pri-
ma oara Sc va cinta de Dl George
Balan.
4. Visul unei nopti de vafa
Serenada de Constantinescu, Gin
tata Gu cornet sol de Dl G.
Ghimboasa acompaniat Gu Piano
de D-soara r. Gabor.
5. A Perfect Day. Cornet solo
acompaniat Gu Piano de D-soara
R. Gabor.
uEANA COSngZIANA.
Floarea din cosita-i c1nta
Noua 'mparatii asculta.
Piesa Teatrala in 5 acte de
Nicolae Tintariu.
Sub eonducerea D-lui Augustin
Foltutiu.
PERs o A MEL
Imparatul Rosu Dl George Balan.
Marie, sofia lui Dina Marie Chile.
Andil .Dl lie p. Cernat
fiji lor
- < : Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-23
CAUT o FATA DIN BANAT

Gu numele Victoria Niemoian.
Cine site de dinsa il rog a mi
scrie mie, leu acuma am VENT
din Tara veche de. la Tata lei din
Biseric--Alba 81 am Sal dau
niste scrisori lei daca dinsa ci-
teste. ami da adresa lei ca sal
dau acestia lucruri.
Adresa:
AL. GE.
5501 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, O..
(71-72).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
Alfred Doss, Colored, Inno-
cent Man, Probably
Fatally Injured
DETECTIVE ARRESTED
Shot Fired Following Reported
Trouble at Pay Car at Potomac
Yards This Morning

Alfred DoSs, coLored. tnN5y-five
yeal!s Cid, VINO lives at SO Ncr:h A.
fred street. who is employed as q
pit iaborer ak the Potomac Railroad
yards. VISA shct and probably fatally
wounded a. 10 O'Clock this morning a.
rhe yards by Detective P. A. Sham
rock. DSss was the victim cf stray
Eu,.e.s fired by Shamrock, beng abb
solutely innocen. OF any wrong doing.
Immediately fcNlcwing the :hGst:rg
Doss was rushed to the Alexandria
Hospital and DR.. VI. d. Delaney sum
moned. The bullet entered the back
Of his head and ater this afternoon it
was stated tta. there was no hore for
his recovery.
Shamrock was taken in custody by
Sheriff Clements and III" county au-
;holitics CT Arlington county will
make an investigation CT the case.
This was pay day at ine yards and
he pay car only short time previous
to the shooting had arrived from
Richmond. The men were lined up
around the car in large numbers
awaiting their pay. The rules Of the
company. it is stated. forbid en-
ployees getting on the side Of the
car One white man had Gorc 50 and
another sTec:a! detective Il is stated
intercepted him and cnlcavorcd to
make him get off. The detective and
man had an alteration !. * alleged
trouble it is reported which led Sham.
,Sck TO pull his pistol and fire. Doss
was cias" by the officer when he fired
and was struck in the back of the
head
The shooting created considerable
excitement al the yar%S.
Doss has a wife ard two c!;I!ren.
Emp cyecs at the yards say Dcss is
one Of the most faithful! employees at
the yards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
TO IMPROVE CEMETERY

\ meeting of these interested in
improving old Christ Church ccme-
terry was held in the parish hall last
nieh.. Miss Katherine Fl. Stuart Of
this city and Mr.. Cazenove G. Lee, of
Washington, were appointed a COM
mittce to collect funds for this worthy
object.
1t is hoped that all lot owners will
unite in this needed~work to improve
The cemetery where rest so mary, OF
those who made the Alexandria of
the past, and whose descendants yet
remain in the city, and should see to
it that this cemetery is made att!ac-
tive, am honor to this historic church
and town.
All funds, received will be deposited
with Burke and Herbert, by Mr.. Gard
ner L. Bocthe, the treasurer of the
cemetery association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
SLEEPING MONEY .AW ATS
OWNERS.

Richmond. Va. i"'. l;'.-M"ncM
that has beer sIornine IN III" F!"St
National Bank of this city for many
wears. and on whicn there has been
no checks or demand. j. today hc:n@
advertised IN The columns Of Tn"
GaZyttr that the claimants may come
forward and max" claim for the
same. This is the INV. and in case
there IS no demand for the cash i
will cSchcat to tn" State.
Apnicaton for this money must
be made 10 the second aud tcr
who is the Judge to sit.and d"t"rm!n"
such applications. R"*cw"ll Page
has. as second auditor, ad!ud:catcd
many of these claims and tn" money
has been paid over to the heirs OF
the persons to whom the money be-
longcd.
Under the laws of the State the
auditor Of public accounts iS re
nrired to advertise the money on de-
posit, afford;ng the claimants or own
"rs chance to set up theI" owner
ship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
l.. ID. C.. Elects Delegates

4 meeting Of Mary GUSTS Lee
Scvcwccrth Virginia Reg. ment Chap
cr. Z. d. e.. was held last night III
'anfcicratr Veterans hall, when the
,nport from the recent state co7ren-
ion. held in Petersburg. W.: given
" the returned delegates.
The Importance of relief work
among the needy Confederate women
vas emphasized and action taken to
,r,arrgc the activities of the chapter
',org this line.
Do'c"a:oS were elected to represent.
he chapter a; the ccnver ion Of the
United Daughters of the ConfeG-t2cF
- November 10. Al Ashev!Ie, y. g..
as fellows: Mrs. w. J. Morton. Mrs.
lanes f. Alexander. Miss Llera Nt-
Aurn and Mss Lou!a Smoot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
HALLOWEEN DANCE
Bal Masque and Charity Ball to be
Given October 27-FOr Hospi.
tai Equipment !

The various committees of the Alex
andria Hospital will unite this winter
in the work of raising funds for \
ray equipment for the hospital; and
the ladies will inaugurlate their cam
pa;gn of benefit entertainments with
a masked ball on Wednesday, October
'27, in the Elks' Home.
Tickets will be sod by the ladies,
about forty in number, who win also
be the patronesses of the affair.
In the early part of the evening
ch;liren will be admitted for nomA-
nal charge, for a period of fun, each
cls:ld to be ccstumed and masked, and
later the ggown-ups will arrive, when
the bail proper will be in full sway,
and then the kiddies will retire, as the
sand man will have arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
WEDDING.

Yesterday forenoon at l0:3O &C.
Cured the marriage If Miss Flor
ence Quincy Morton and DR.. Andrew
Stuart Mitchell. The ceremony was
| performed by Rev. William Dawson
Of the Unitarian church at the home
of the bride. y West Gilman street,
before a little company that included
tw, sisters of the bride, Mrs. II. c.
Adams nf Madison and Miss Char
lotto Bond Norton of Chicago, and a
nephew. Benjamin c. Adams. head
Of the Public Utilities OF ST. Joseph,
Mo-, besides Miss Laura Mitchell Of
Milwaukee, sister Of the groom.
There were no attendants: and IN the
afternoon DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell left
for Alexandria. Virginia, he very
place where lived for twenty or
ancestors of the bride, who thus. af-
ter the better part of Il century.
might seem to he returning home.
However, it was from Boston to the
national capital that the first Cranch
came. This was Richard, who served
as chief Justice Of the supreme court
Of the District Of Columbia, and
whose wife was Mary Smith sister
of Abigail who married John Adj
ans. the Smith girls IN their turn
hcin" Of the Quincy family land all
of them ntcrmarricd widely with
the Winthrops, the Andrews and
about AL others notable in early
Massachusetts chronicles. The
daughter Of Richard Cranch became
the mother Of Richard 7. Norton
father of the bride now on her way
back u Il place hOnorcd by the
Cranchcs so lon" as they remained
N official life Mt Washington. Will
Fam Cranch, son of Richard. is fa-
nous as the compiler Of Crarch'S
Reports, favorahIy known TO every
lawyc",-and all this uncommonly
interesting data,-so familiar to tn"
Intelligent hiStorian.-th" modest
bride would that the conscientious
reporter should wholly overlook
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell arc olf
friends indeed. associated. one as
chemist. the other aS secretary, IL
The office Of the Wisconsin dairy and
food commission quite twenty years
r~o and moro. For Il decade and .
half pr. Mitchell! has been or" Of
the foremost officials III the United
States bureau of chemistry ard he
was a member cf III" important war
trade board during the world war.
His bride resided at the nH'!"na!
capital aS secretary to her brother
;n-law, he late II. c. Adams. Will"
hc WIS in congress two terms some
sixteen vearS Madison. WIS.
Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
Republican Rally
Two Speakers Make Addresses a
Opera House

Speaking 70 "n ''ppreclat've S"t.'
cncc, Samuel J. Ea:.dall. Of P'' ,air:
phia and Mrs .ia'S Logan Tucker. t :
Illinois spoke 10 Harding-C3oii'lse
and l-ooEs .iherenss and gem: =
Sprinklirg of Democrats at the o1>>'
House last evening. taking as the W
iect of their talks "The League OF
Nations.
The talks were interesting from
every standpoint. both being -fcrcetu
ar.i crtsrtain;ng speakers and every
rerscn visiting the opera hss1seishe"-
II hy app.suse thair' apprec:eh'pps OF
the no;nts brought cut JdhmBlL Sch,
;wavzmann. chairman Of the ilocal Ks
p.;ll;ean c,ub presided at the mees'
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
Improving Highways
Contract TO Be Let for Road From
Camp Humphreys to Dumfries.

Fredericksburg, Va, Oct. ID
State Highway Commissioner George
P. Coleman says the following work
has been completed, is under way or
about to be started in this section:
construction twelve and one-naif
miles of gravel road from FrederlcKs-
burg to King George c. H., and no"
completing highway between those
noints Expects t, let this month
contract for construction Of road be-
tween King George Courthouse aha
Oak Grove. Constructed five miles OF
gravel road east of Port Royal, Car
cline County. and expect to have road
from Port Royal to Fredericksburg
in good shape by winter.
Constructed road from West Point
to Saluda, fifteen miles, which con-
meets with good road from saluda
to Tappahannock. Has under construc'
ton, road from Negro, on Richmond
Washington Highway, to Cuckoo
Louisa County. Has under construc'
ton one mile of concrete through
Chappawamsic Swamp. During com
ing season contract will be let for 6
section Of the concrete road between
Camp Humphreys and -Dumfries ane
the section between Fredericksburg
and Stafford Courthouse. Resurfacine
new road from Fredericksburg t
Charlottesville, and will extend thi:
construction towards Culpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
COCKRELL SENT
TO LORTON, VA.

Washington, D. c.. Sept. l3-
Philip Shirley Cockrell, who was con-
v;cted of the murder of his wife, Peanl
Hcrtarse Cockrell, last summer and
sentenced to twenty years in the pen
itentiary, vii! not serve his sentence
IN the pcnt entiary, but at the District
of Columbia reformatory at Lorton,
Virginia.
Attorney General a. Mitchell Pal
mer yesterday, in a message to the
United States marshal Maurice Splaln
Greeted that Cockrell be SEN. to Lor-
ton instead Of Atlanta, GA.
Since his conviction CockreM has
been chief cook at the District jail
where h ehas been confined.
Ccckren is former resident OF
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
Statistics of the Worlds Series
And Interleague Games
Worlds Championship


Yesterdays score-Cleveland, 3;
Brooklyn. 0.
Attendlance-27,525.
Receipts-$S3 900.
Total attendance, seven days-17S,.
357.
Tctal receipts, seven days-s564,, ),
1888.
National Commissions share for
seven games. s56,478.S0; players
pool first five games, S214,S7G.26;
clubcwners, S293 1924.
Total attendance. seven days, 1913
-224,S9S.
TcItal receipts, seven days, 1919
$6SO.S56.
Total attendance, eight games, 1913
-257,92S.
Total receipts. eight games, 1919
$772,405.
Cleveland won five games and
Brooklyn two and, is now worlds
champion.
IS Interleague Championship
Baltimore has won three games
and ST. Paul one. The first to win five
games will win the series.
Next Game-today in st. Paul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
Rites For Miss Virginia Mason

The body of Miss Virginia Mason
who died Monday at the University OF
Virginia, was brought here today and
bumed in Christ Church Cemetery. The
commitment services were conduct
Cd by Rev. B. D. Tucker. Jr., OF the
Episcopal Theological Seminary.
The deceased was 81 years old and
author of Public Life and D6p.oma
tic Correspondence of James NJ. Ma
son. her father, Confederate Com
missioner to Great Britain and Sena
tor from Virginia from 1847 to 1861
Services were held yesterday after
noon at st. Paul's Episcopal Churcf
at the university and conducted BY
Rev Noble c. Powell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
Club Opened
Master MasonS Have F0rma! Opening
of New Clubhouse

Master haSO1lS FlaNe TpiHd. cpSh'hg
of New Clubhouse
The Master Masons' Club. located
q, the northeast corner Of Camcrcr
and S.. Asaph streets, last r;gt.i. wa*
formally dedicated and. its opening
was attended during the evening by
fully 80 0master masors who ca .cd te
in-n;ec: the now club. The occasion
WIS crivpncd with music and ;hcr'
was a smoker ard refreshments w"r'
served.
The new cIubrooms are all on tho
firr.t far ard cGrsis: CT a reading
and lcrr@:rg room. poo, rccm, otllccF
anil ether rooms. The upper foors. vi.
later be remodelcd irto apartment
"A caretaker viii occTpY cnc of. the
s,rar tircrts ami he will have the ciu'
Icrcn r;ei;t and day.
MeTf,ars Of the club were "on~latu
la.cd en- the Rsat appearance of the
rr'w club. TIE; Ma. ter Masons Cub
has been organized but few years
n n cify asAsfdrnerlr Rad rooms
F'ih' the Building at the southeast cor
ner of King and Washington streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
POLES SIGN PEACE
WITH RED 8}
Armistice and Treaty Form
ally Sealed at
Riga
EFFECTIVE MONDAY
Work Causes Delay-EXpects Perm
1nent Peace Of Bolsheviki With
Baltic NeighhOrs.

Riga, Oct. ia preliminary peace
| treaty ana armistice was signed by
the Pol sh and Russian Soviet peace
delegates here at 7:l0 o'clock last
night, after 30 days dcliheration.
The armiStice actually becomes eff
'cctivr nj midnight October IS, that
: Ia hours from midnight last
fnght
The announcement that peace was
20 be signed brought great crowds
20 the square surrounding the Black
Head House. ". Joffc and the Bol-
<hcvik delegation entered the hall
first ard we're followed by VI. DOM
1Ski and ;he Polish delegation. About
200 persons. including the entire Dip
'omatic body, and prominent Lettish
officials crowded the small roofi,
many at 'hcn StiN@in@.
Gems :dcrahlr delay cnsued. which
was du" 10 the phySica! work ne"eS-
.arv for the completion Of the treat
eS fo- SIGNATURE. Tired by more
nan five days and 'n,hts "f airrhst
,o,.S.ant work, VI. Jeff. leaked ex-
-rrmr!v pale, hut ~ wee Showed no
nervousness when he announced with
,ut rising that the treaty had been
.omp'rtoI and he"an reading the
RUSSIAN ,"vt.
Thu hcrh ,ot the soviet delegation
described the Riga peace a> "a peace
withom victory an': without van
,u:shcI' IN a brief nllreSs before the
,igratur. of til" treaty. That de-
scrhcS he Riga agreement accurate
= rs i annnarcd 10 diSintcrrst.d on
'n"krr<. It was a peacc "f rive and +.
AXE. which those VINO have followed
IN" c"urS" Of events fcar will rot be-
-n~y nnnn'ar either with thr RolShe
*; ar ~" Poles. o.
Eu; It is undoubtedly a triumph
"r th" Two cha;rmrn whn made it.
N! tn" spirit Of ronrEaton with
vhich thrv hHnh:rd tn" explosive
,u"stcrs that disrupted tn" AtnSk
.orfc'"r"r is l:kclr to win for them
he ~rat;'udr Of war-cxhaustsd
World
Tn" Ri~a armist:ce Will nut the
n"l-hrvlii nj prac" with Al THEW
?aliir r"ighborS within ia hours
rem n,iIni~h. last night and leave
he Wrtr~cl movement as the only
~rcrt military operation against the
'"vict~
VI. J"ffi called attention to the
nan" difficulties encountered in ar
,arriry The a,m;S.icc and also to the
harmonious manner in which the dele
raiionS carried out the negotiations.
He 'als1 expressed the belief that the
foundation has been laid for a perm
| sncnt p"arc. aS both nations are alb
-nlutcly tired of war and unwilling
. ASSUME responsibility for continu-
ing the strife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
X. OF c. CELEBR ALTON
Smoker and Buffet Luncheon To Fol.
low Business Meeting.

Fitzgerald Council, knights of Co.
,umbus. will tonight usher in It's new
year. 1920-l92l. when the new officers
will ASSUME their respective offices.
awaiting their formal installation on
October 27th.
Following the completion of the
regular order Of business. a complete
mrs;ca! programme has been ar
ranged fer. after which a buffet
luncheon VIII be served followed ny a
smoker. As the guests OF the local
council will be Rev. Father Fanlr"le
hem. of Fails Church. who will address
the members. and it is also expected
that Rev. Fathers De GrieSs AMI Mcri
d:th Of Harrisor4burg and Winchester
VIII be present. 4 large number of the
Knights from this city attended the
Fourth Degree ExemrlifcatiCn in
Wash;roton Yesterday. and last even
ing attended the Knights cf Columbus
Banqret ard Bal given at the Will
ard Hc,.cl. The affair toright vii! be
a conclusion 10 the Columbus Day
Celebration cf the Alexandra ccun-
ell.
No written invitations have been
scr. to the members and all members
as far a /; possible are urged to b" pre-
Sert. The Knights of Columbus Orches
ira WI! furnish the musical program
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
THREE KILLED IN CLASH
AT IRISH COLLEGE

Dublin, Oct. 13.-Major George
Smyth and another British officer
were killed and a non-commissioned
officer wounded in military raid last
night on, A!l-Hallowes College Drum
condla. County Meath. Onr william
also is reported dead and another
wounded in the battle which eentered
around the home of Professor Caro-
Ian, CT the college faculty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
AT ONCE.

Ship, yard mechanics. Best wages,
>tcady work, can house goo men at
ard. Al piece wcrk good r;Set=rs.
Call to SEQ Mr.. c. W. Dorsey at
Hotel Rammel all day., Wednesday
and Wednesday night, between ana
D. ;p,cleck.. and Thursday .unt@ p
m. Good inducements.
243-1p .,...,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13

W.ANTED-At once 80 gangs of ream
ers; so gangs of boilers; 10 gangs
of riveters. all piece work; 2 cleo
trio welders. See c. w. Dorsey,
Hotel Rammel: Call this evening
between 6 and 9 o'clock and win
be at hcsel all day tomorrow Best
wages. 245-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13

WANTED-Typist, work light. short
hours, excellent opportunity for
beginner to become proficient.
Post Office Box cog. 245-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
NOTICE

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Alexandria Water Co.,
will be held at the office of the COM
panv, III North st. ASaph street.
Monday, November 1st, 1920, at 10
o'clock g. m.
-<., GEORGE UHLER,
241-22c Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13

The Old Dominion Boat Club dance,
complimentary to those who took part
in the recent play, will be held in Blks'
Home tonight, beginning at $50. Al
who were on the program, but who
have not received invitations will cali
at the chamber of commerce for them
before $50 this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13

FOR s.ALE-MaSwell touring. car,
1917 model, first class condition.
Apply to D. C.l Morgan, Windsor
Avenue. Del Ray. 242-3p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
Mrs. Sarah A. Dcdson has sold to
Elias London house and lot 331 South
Patrick Street.

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Pauline G. Brawner
and Mr.. Bernard J. Sweeney which
took place Monday morning at St.
Mary's Catholic Church, Rev. F. l..
Kelley officiating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13

The Dreadnaught Athletic Club will
give the second of their series of Wed
nestfay evening dances tonight, be-
ginning at 8 O'clock, in their hall at
King and Washington streets, music
viii be by Jardin's orchestra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13

The regular monthly meeting of
the Missionary Society of the First
Baptist Church win be held tomorrow
afternoon ait 2.30 O'clock All mem
hers of the church as well as members
OF the society are urged to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-13

Miss Single Luven;a Cooke ard Mr..
Charles Marshall Petty were quietly
married last Sunday afternoon, at
Grace Church redtory, by the Rev.
Edgar Carpenter, They were attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Gardner,
and will make their home in this city.