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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
Senator Mapp Frankly An
nounces Intention to Pre-
vent Vote
mot MEDICINE BILL
"Intended to Bring Back Glad Days.
Accomac Senator Declared in His
Remarks.

Richmond, March .. = Senator
James Cannon, of Richmond, lester-
day averted filibuster by Senate.
Mapp against the Cooke bill, permit
ting physicians to keep on hand a.
much as six gallons of spirits for
medicinal purposes, only by motto.
that the Senate address itself to ad-
vancing bills on the calendar.
81 yield to the Senator's sugges-
tion," Senator Mapp declared, with
the distinct understanding that | vii.
have the floor when the work in hant
has been completed"
The Senator from Accomac. in ad-
dressing himself to the amendment
he had offered, striking from the bill
section 13, dealing with the dispens-
ing of liquor by the State Health
Commissioner to physicians, yer.
frankly announced to the Senate e
1.20 o'clock that he would hold the
floor until =, so as to give certain
dry Senators an opportunity {
,each the chamber.
When the body adjourned AT
o'eiLck, on motion of Senator Cannon
Senator Mapp had the floor, oppos!n'
the bih.
"Th;s bill is intended to bring bacl
the glad lays" the Senator declaret
1t is not a medicine bill, but J;
quor BILL
Senator Oliver interrupted TO ask
the Senator from Accomac did not be
!ieve physicians might as well aand!
six gallons of liquor as for druggist
to dispense sixe barrels.
"No," was the reply. "Druggls:
have all sorts of restrictions thrown
around the dispensing Of liquor. Eoth
the Federal and LEGAL laws tc.he car
Of the matter"
Senator Mapp had begun the discus
sion by declaring that every physician
of easy conscience in this respec
would become, Under the Cooke bill.
the keeper of a local barroom. unfor
tunately, he said, there are some mel
Of this type in the medical fraternity
''They love liquor ne declared
''and would be free in dispensing it.
Senator Oliver took exception to tn
cnly of Senator Mapp to the inquir.
If .enator Carnon as to whether h
would yield discussion of the Cock:
bin for the advancement Of bills or
the calendar.
with the distinct understanding
that will have the floor when we re
turn to consideration of this measure
Senator Mapp had declared.
Senator Mapp, at the outse;, had op
pcsed consideration Of the Cooke bill
declaring that a provision of the bud
get law forbids taking up q measure
carrying an appropriation unit! thu
biennial appropriations bill has bee!
disposed of. This view was opposed b.!
Senator Cannon. and Cooke. On mo.
ton to pass by consideration of the
bill, Senator Mapp lost by vote o.
Is to 10.
An amendment offered by Senator
Oliver, cutting down the amount Of
liquor the State Health Commissioner
may ship to physicians from ten to sI>
gallons, was adopted without discus
sion.
Senator Maps amendment pre- Sid-
ed for the elimination of this whole
(. section
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
FUNERAL NOTICE

CARTER-The suneral o. living
Chesterfield Carte, VINO died
March ], 1920. at the :,onc cf his
parents, William a. ahi Hester
V. Carter. 606 soutI Washington
street, will take place at Roberts
Chapel N. E. Church. Thursday
afternoon d 2::3O o'c;o:k. Rela-
tiyes ano friends are cordially in,
-Nitsd to attend. Iss-lp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

Spreading the wonderful gospel Of
everlasting gIadness, Mary Pickford
in her latest picture "Pol:ys ana At
the Richmond tonight Is bringing jo:
and new hope 70 millions. As you
watch kcr the "glad" feeling crceps
through your veins and into your
heart and 10! you find yourself loving
even your enemies and trying to do
coed by them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
TUCKER WILL RUN
FOR GOVERNOR
Announces Candidacy for
Democratic Nomination
In 1921.
STATES RIGHTS BIG
Lieutenant Governor Buchanan May
Also be Opposed by John Garland
Pollard

Richmond, March 2.-Harry st
| George Tucker, Of Lexington, an
nounced yesterday that she would be 9
candidate in the Democratic primary
of 1921 for nomination as Governor
of Virginia.
The announcement was made in !;
letter to State Senator Thomas j.
Downing, Of Lancaster, in reply to !;
request from Senator Downing tha.
he take this step.
Mr.. Tucker, in his announcement!
did not discuss State issues, saying
that this would be done in due time
but stuck a note Of warning against
Capitalization of power in the Fedora
government at Washington
The entrance of Mr.. Tucker into tn,
lists assures at least two candidate!
for the Democratic nomination in 1927
Lieutenant Governor B. Frank Buc!i
anan having declared that he woult
Announce himself at the proper time
1t is possible also that former A..
torne~-General John Garland Pollard
whose appointment to the Fedora
Trade Commission by President vii
son, has been. sent to the Senate 70:
confirmation, will again erter the rae:
for Governor.
In his letter to sen1tor Downing
Mr.. Tucker said:
81 am ia.,receits IN ,youE kind let.
.er urging me to announce myself q
d candidate for the nomination 0
Governor Of Virginia at tie next Dem
ocratic primary, for which | Big.
hank you most sincerely. The mum
Der of letters | am receiving and tn
personal expressions of. many, as wei
as the sentiment of, the press OF th;t
state in some instances, lead me I
believe that majority Of the pecpl'
Of the State are willing to homer m
with this high office. |, therefore
yield 10 your suggestion and announc;
my candidacy through you.
"The unrest that prevails in th
country. il large measure, inc'dec
70 the war, can only be remedied b.
return TO sane and constitution:
methods. individuals, men and wcmer
rich and poor, capital and labor, or
ganizations and classes Of every de
scription seek to make the Feiera
government the vehicle Of their pre-
ferment at the expense of the sui
fcr;ng public. Governments are no
constituted to advance the cause ot
any class Of men at the expense of
the whole people, but rather to pre-
vent one class from using the go7
arnmcnt TO iniure another. In cont
try like ours, where equality of cor.
dition is impossible, equality OF rlgh
is essential. To establish this equalit.
of right is the true, the chief, func
ton of government. To this end
hope to see a great gathering of tn
people of Virginia (from every c1un
" in the State) at the convention t
be held at Roanoke in May who, tru'
to the principles of jefferson, witt
one voice will adopt platform con
tanning but four words only:
"sBack 20 the Constitution
an due time I will announce n.y.
position on State issues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
JACK son HANGED

WASHINGTON. March 2.-1amcs
Henry Jac!:scn. convicted slayt' Of
Miss Lillian Hood, a war worker
oaid the penalty of his crime upoE
he gal!aws cf the District jail a.
7:Ol o'clock this morning.
Tie condcmnc,! "man met hls fate
>reciting the rosary after Roy
Father Mihm. and was calm ara IN
moved to the last. The trap We
.prung at 7:01 o'clock, and Jackson
ras pronounced dead at 7:l4 o'clo"E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
PASSES DEANS MEASURE

Richmond, March 2.-Passase OF
the Deans bill for the enforcement
Of The prohibition laws, house Dill
73, as amended by the senate, was
the feature of the morning session
Of the house Of. delegates yesterday
The amendment forbids the employ
mant of any person as an agent OF
the department by the Commissioners
who cannot prove a good moral char
actsr. tr,. .jAaAasxaK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
CHARLES GARYICE DEAD

Lo.ldon, March 2.--Char}es Garvlce
novelist, dramatist and journalist,
died last night.
Charles Garvice was one OF the
English novelists whose books are
read on this side of the Atlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
WE HAVE YOUR NUMBER

Get your doctor to give YOU a
prescription. Bring ii to rs ard
have it filled. Our new Still IS work
!1g e. time.
TESTERS, s2s KING STREET
E53-1c- =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
SPECIAL

Fresh country eggs. 65 cents per
dozen, country butter. so cents per
pound: White Marvel Flour, SD. so
barrel: Purcell's special coffee. IS
cents pound; sugar. Is cents lb;
4 large, can vegetables for soup. Is
cents.
J. E. PURCELL. III South Henry st
Phone 567-W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
Just being glad is

Just being glad is
A brave thing to do;
Looking for the glad things
Rather than the blue;
Filling life with sunshine,
Just stssaay glow;
Looking for the GLAD things,
Everywhere We go.
See Mary Pickord in aPollyanna'
the glad girl at The Richmond tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
FORD OWNERS

& Our Mr. w, G. Woodbury. tas re-
turned and made such a creditable
record fer himself at the Ford fac
tory that he will publish his final ex-
aminaiten papers en- Saturday The
sure and lock for this report ~.
REsisGHELL AUTO. SALES co,
$3.50 ara
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

Master Kenneth Lyons was oper-
ated upon at the Alexandria Hos
pital yesterday. 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Edward f.
Lynn and Lillian j. Faulkner, both
cf Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

Next Wednesday night March ,,
Sarepta Lodge will confer the initia-
tory degree upon a class of candi-
dates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
SPORTS

Allen H. Roberts, STAR guard of the
Dreadnought Athletic Club basket
ball team, won the handsome wCc
sweater presented BY jerome kauf-
mann of Kaufman and Blumenfeld.
Sor the best all-arolnd player in the
Ci;y basket ball lenere By five votes
Roberts was handed % votes. Rosy
Hayden. 81; Lucirn Peytons Il; How
ard sLovrien Crouch 6; Tommy
Ccckrell 8, Alexander and Williams
,; The sweater was presented to
Roberts after the game last night.
Finai standing of the teams:
w L Pc.
DreadnougktS .......... s = 800
sV:rglnlas ..-........,... .3ot
Lyceums :....... ..',.4 g .4OQ
The Dreadnoughts clinched thz
championship and also the Spaidin"
. trophy last night by easily defe2t.-
nc tie Lyceums in the final contest
n the Alexandria City Basketball!
league at the Arnory, 81 t. 13.
"Jinx' Fegan proved the star a.
racton Of the evening, the dimir!tivc
Onward of the Lyceums shooting o.,e
sensational basket. Beeton couH.".
tx baTkets, Dreifus four and CrI..'i
hrec. Hoy scored two field goai, for
he losers The floor york of I.over!n
md Roberts was excellent.
Tonight, the Dreadnought Athletic
| Club will hold a special meeting at
! he Community Center. President
| Duncan calling the session for 7.3O
clock. Important subjects will be dis
:usscd and large attendance IS re-
lues,et,. The Dreadnoughts will hole
smoker March 18th. Details of the
| 'rloknr will be announced in the Ga
.ette nj later date.
During the season of ten games
| :hc Drcadnoughts registered 20"
points, the Virginias 214 and the Ly-
ccums 212.
| A benefit game will shortly be play,
f., ed at the Armory between picked
team from the league and strong
| Wash 'ngton aggregation.
| A. II. 5. meets the fast Rockville
!uint on the High School court on
Wednesday night. !. 4. Fl ). girls
Jand Rockville girls will play tie
same night at 7:3O. A good game
can be expected from both sides.
| The local fans should turr OUT IN
lsuppo t of the home team
| The Alexandria High School bays
| and gihls' teams defeated the TWO
teams of the Remington school iass
night in the High School auditorium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

The funeral of Mrs. John II
Fisher, mother of Mrs. Thomas A.
Fisher. will be held in Brooklyn, n.
Y. tomorrow. Mayor Fisher ltf1
last night to attend the funeral. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
Mrs. r. H. C. Beverley is visit
ing relatives in Baltimore

Mr.. Francis H. Fannon has been
appointed notary public by Governor
Westmoreland Davis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

The Rev. DR.. E. B. Jackson, will
speak in Emmanuel Baptis. Church.
Washington, tonight, in the interest
of the o:.o hundred milton dollar
campaign for the Norttern Baptist
Convention. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

| washington yesterday TO EuWaTp r..
| Lynn and Lillian j. Faulkner both
CT Alexandria.
| Next Wednesday night March ,,
| Sarepta Lodge will confer the initia-
/; tory degree upon class of candi-
/ dates.
The funeral of Mrs. John II.
| Fisher, mother of Mrs Thomas A.
Fisher. will be held in Brooklyn, n.
Y. tomorrow. Mayor Fisher left
last night to attend the funeral. ),
The Rev. DR.. E. B Jackson, will
speak in Emmanuel Baptis: Church.
Washington, tonight, in the interest
of the o:e hundred million dollar
campaign for the Norttern Baptist
Convention. -.
c.. !. w. Summers has sold 10
John S. West the house and lot at
the southwest corner OF Alfred an.
Duke --.cts a deco IF conveyance
has ju been recorded.
The Gazette has arranged to se-
cure new boys to take the places OF
those who have been missing papers
and all subscribers will confer ia
vor by reporting at once bad deliy-
cry service.
At meeting nn!d Saturday niGht
ef the Green Bottle Blowers rts.s sssso.,.
ciaticn. Branch No BS, that associa-
ton endorsed W J. NcC3fref as
the labor date To- :aag6T III
the primary to be held Aorii y.
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. pastar
Of the Second Presbyterian CHURCH,
left today for Richmond to attend
riieeting of the state conference oil-
dey the direction of tine Inter-Chursh
World Movement.
Mr.. Arthur X. Warfield. assist
ant cashier of First National Bank.
who has been i'll with pneumonia for;
the past month, is able to he out:
again and has resumed his duties at
that bank.
In the Circuit Court for this city
in the. chancery suit of Thcrpr Rice
Groves against Isaac S. Grove; aba
others Louis n. Duffey has been
appointed special com7:issicner for
~cEG:t.
The parade and music committee
for the style show which will be
given here this month will hold a
meeting at 4 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoDn in. the rooms OF the: Cham
Der of Commerce All members are
urged to attend.
H. OBJ. Cooper, this city, With
offices in Washington. has been ap-
pointed geenral attorney in charge
of the conduct and settlement Of in
Jury and claims AMI suits for I5e
Southern Railway Company by l.. E.
Jcfries, vice president, and general
counsel for that road
T. Irving Carter, Il well known col
cred resident. died yesterday at bis
, nome. sos South Washington street.
He had been employed for several
years in hotels and on steamboats, as
/ caterer and steward His funersf
| will take place from Roberts Chapel
at = o'clock Thursday.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Alexandria Post No. "a, AIuerj-
can Legion, will be held tomorrow
night at s o'clock in the rooms of
the Chamber Of Commerce. Reports
{ Of Importance will be submitted at
| this meeting by a number of CON-
mittces.
The Southern Railway System
will continue to aperase until fur
i2ther notice, tie passenger traip
| scedules which have D.e:n ~ effect
on Lines wi..c1 are part Of tka sSst
TEN and ~. Tor the. present corr
tinue participation in the consolida-
ted ticket Offices at points ,on- It's
lines, = aa.snall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02
WEST POINT BILL PASSED

The Senate Yesterday passed the
military academy appropriation bill,
carrying $3.50, ,0Qas !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

Mr.. Arthur X Warfield. assist
ant cashier Of First National Bank.
who has been i'll with pneumonia for
the past month, is able to he. out
again and has resumed his duties. at
that bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. pastar
Of the Second Presbyterian CHURCH,
left today for Richmond to attend a
meeting of the state conference oil-
der the direction of tine Inter-Chureh
World Movement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

C. J. w. Summers has sold 10
John S. West the house and lot at
the southwest corner OF Alfred and
Duke >--.cts a deco If conveyance
has ju-. been recorded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

At meeting n"!a Saturday niGiiS
cf the Green Bottle Blowers sa.sss.'
ciaticn. Branch Nc BS, chat assocta-
ton endorsed ". J. ATcC3@rer as
the labor date toj aag6r II
the primary to be held Aorii i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

The Gazette has arranged to Sc.
cure new boys to take the places OF
those who have been missing papers
and all subscribers will confer ia
vor by reporting at once bad drliv-
cry service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

In the Circuit Court for this city
in the chancery suit of Thcrpr Rice
Groves against Isaac S. Groves .!Da
others Louis n. Duffey has been
appointed special com7'l>sicners for
~cEG:t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

The parade and music committee
for the. style show which will be
given here this month will hold a
meeting at o'clock TOMORROW af-
ternoDn in. the rooms OF the. Cham
Der of Commerce. All members are
urged to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

H. OBJ. Cooper, this city, With
Offices in Washington, has been ap-
pointed geenra attorney in charge
of the conduct and settlement Of in
Jury and claims AMI suits for tse
Southern Railway Company by l.. E.
Jcffries, vice president, and general
counsel for that road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-02

The Southern Railway System
will continue to aperate until fur
lther notice, tie passenger traip
scedules which have Deer =, effect
on Lines wl.c1 are part Of tka SSSt
TEN and ~, Tor the present corr
tinue participation in the eonsolida-
ted ticket Offices at points ,on It's
lines. y j. a&.se MAle
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-01
COURT DOES
QUICK WORK
AT GRAFTON
Heavy Schedule OF Criminal
And Civil Cases Handled
Quickly

Grafton, N. D., Dec. 1.-The regular
Jury term Of district court which was
convened in this city Tuesday of last
week with thirty-three civil and six
teen criminal cases on the calendar,
went to pieces rapidly. Tuesday and
wednesday were given over entirely
iby Judge W. j. Kneeshaw to the hear
ing of arguments and calling the cal
endar. Court adjourned over Thanks
giving. 1t was r~e-convened Friday
noon.
But three civil cases went to the
jury. The first al that Of M. o. Berg
Y John Carlson. The case arose over
the shooting of Berg's bird dog Aug
ust Is, 1918. Berg sued for 5000, the
value of the dog. Carlson claimed that
the dog wasschasing his poultry; that
ne deemed 1t necessary to kill the dog
inStorder to save his chickens. The Jury
returned a verdict Saturday for Carl.
son.
The mex case reached was that OF
David Aitkin Va. B. M. johnson. This
was a suit for q Irvine bill, amounting
to SIS. Defendant claimed that the
plymouth Irvine company claimed, the
right to n took possession of the
Irvine. Judge SKneeshaw directed the
jury to bring ina verdict for the
plaintiff for the full amount, togethe,
with interest.
AleN nder Gillespie VS., Joseph L
Mastre9 was the case called fol
trial. The cas grew out Of the sale
of a quarter section of land by GILES.
pie to Mastre for the sum of So, 200
The ownership of a team of horses .anG
a pillow was in controversy. Gillespie
claimed to have sold them to Mastrt
while the latter claimed that the prop,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-01

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-01
RAMSEY BANKERS.
ADVISE CAUTION
Urge Care in Withdrawing
Funds From Bank of
North Dakota.

Devils Lake, N. D.. Dec. 1.-The
bankers Of Ramsey county, meeting
here yesterday, decided to recommend
to the county commission that no
Withdrawals OF county money be made
on the state Bank Of North Dakota
at this time. The bankers also rec
commended that new deposits. howeve;
be made in banks in the county, but
they are against working any hard
ship upon the state bank when the
initiative laws go into effect.
It is estimated that about 5000, 900
Of Ramsey county money is on de-
post in the Bank of North Dakota.
but the local bankers feel that the
county ought to go slow on withdraw
ing 1t, although the law gives the
county permission 20 deposit all this
money with banks in the county. Tht
about $4,000 of state bank money on
deposit In banks In the county. and
they will request that the state bank
do not withdraw this at this time
nSsreturn for the consideration the
bankers are showing the state authori-
ties
"A committee composed Of Harry
Baird Of Devils Lake, Colonel JosepS
IN. Kelly, sDey.lss Lake. NJ. j. Nyhus3
Edmore. III. p, Hanson, Churchs Fsrrss
and r. Romnstad, Hampton, was APP
pointed to take up this matter with,
the county commissioners on Decem-
AK Refrigeration.
HIS Pond, president Of thesRam.
seyS county Bankerss association. pre-
fact that the county 10 strongly anti
tNOnpAftiS0n and thats.the initiative